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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
TIE LATEST ARCTIC LESSON

The Rev. DR.. De Costa. rector OF IT. John
the Evangelist Church. Eeventh-st and Wavery-place'
preached yesterday morning The Latest Arctic Les
son" AT the end Of two thousand years. he sara ID
substancc man Is still shut from the regions Of the
North Pole and the world records what 1t terms another
failure IN the temerity and which has devoted
human lie 10 this work The almost unanimous voice OF
the press il raised in the cry 10 abandon SUCH fouy
But the voice OF the press often called forth TO say
what is the easiest thing be said. and too often those
are mot deeply in earnest who call 10 stop the folly
il not always stopped The folly in this instance ia the
folly that leads man to heroic life, 10 devotion dnd
death: heroisrn for which parents, wives aud iamle,
may nil their fearful 10 God u thanks Are We not
coming to hina much that heroes are il-ed per
away The feeling finds expression elsewhere.
IN compassion for the mobile women Who
devote their lives 10 mission work in forei m countries
exraims Poor grls. Ook out Tor cay aces, hha-s
gteat bank accounts and die ssnsuate ana E1lions we
lament who die lu houses of indu E'ute ana Ft
rather than who sacrdce theuse ve- Tor 600 ana
man. Whether Arctic Drauon mas gone mr. enough
ia the very question eyplurers are Try ing o 1nd uit U
pure ss.upton say that has "r h1 th" men VINO
prosecute tho putCrprao might Dc Doug h'i i'r oh
mrroal advantage present place BOO his ltk
-ccnce and cuthusiasu unite In tue study of MIXTURE
lufHu.iasW err, uu. 10 is "fith lEht Nh'l' '"u
lftHlani.u inevitably WRONG lhrrr arc lm'i
vueu rutuuansu hocnmce lsuuuou 10 lows the c' - "
thv oeItian aud thRea upon 20 the decision oI wisdom
The m Who onn read ulo record OF those Anc hrtnrf
aud NOT luHpil alton H not mnu ad Iioufutut
reached HUIiu iliu YOU'D "hFt sf'f'ii
uhund moro IMAM uo could nANc duno u} f'bolHs W sac
most rrouuruf pulpit and preaching aa.rNUr Iuil uo
wac gray The rnrHIf nay yes pofI"l' i'N"' 'n"' 81
Known l4Ns of uAs.rt4sn and clr,uItt.t "i1 f'ruI'
lasting bDurnt uIt1 To sop t"if 'p'.. J'' '.i''
p ace YOUR Aaud In AL Christian enterprise, all religious
liam. staF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
SHDRT4GE ~ POHK

j.. .r,,r ~ curc,c1 AMONG IKE "SHDnT-'-FIUC-
-
iLAItJN" ~ Nif-AI 'N' O-i'''
lrr-,c, Julv 1Q-Iulv upr1 steady be
az, D. ....... ...i- .. .,.. ..,... civ
tween ~" anu F-i' ii-A august f'4 ' 600 i' -' '7
ur. -rprcuAoG po I- NOT Tar teui nl 5aid prom
,.. -.iar. hammer To know tlIf the sauIta-c ia
'-t.., ... ....,t,- a. t,. ,,,.u..
p"iA i'I '-'' 'A''-'-' paw IN,
Ius amounts 20 a. least -uoN'u barrels All 'H'
.a 10 stnrf. ID, rraar pork d. Being raulIy duil
..... 81. =. p. .,..,...t 81. holden, .i,, .,,4.o
lNLtN. JIG "4A''' VI TIC 'N"'.' ID "''4'"a .'' i
above el3 to-iIv. lH August this anxiety " De Sill
-, .,tc ia -..,.tl,-r ,hery'i be "a s..ram,.r and in
49, - .I , .r,
October % I"I "IAV'- 'i' i'+D"' WIZ ,'''
what they ud NOT LJIe ana WHO, ai'el
+bev fluud u on. uid 10. have sense
. .,... ..r...l ,I ,.,,..,i. ,.,.i,,.r t.I.. are,
enough %" SAUL ~ ~'.'"' ''' -
day. The casa porA as peel So tfF'rF hdnc4"d me
,,rss-tr ,,u ro.- Who have been arluuuent 30 gentle
...... ..., t....,.., a.. o..
that h" market u7 AIi > 'ht'F 'r'h "t''iNei II o."
f., f,roupr,loDs or the sssrr interest. There never
mas 'e'h In 1i' i'7"i VI" 'H'' NO. -'' '' iN' a. vac
made Up price sixty GAYS ago ILli dd AO extend ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
The PETROLECM MARKEE

NEv-YoRK. July %
Unless the WardwelrS Ferry district in War
rem County PENN ops uss Ga ry Grove,t If hard
to see how It can cut permanent figure iu the petro-
leum situation While the activity which has been de-
veopcd by the Success OF the HAYS az Garland well
has resulted IN a considerable addition 20 h" Few pro-
duction there yet indications hat this field II
OF a different character the Cooper and the
BaIltowu districts The la,ter pools rose rapidly
into prominence but after lew months tIer limits were
accurately defined and their regular yield. when the
work OF exploration and Development ceased
only furnished small contribution toward
the new suuplv ne-del 10 make up FOR
the slow but steady diminuion Of the fertility Of the
old Pennsylvania ne d. All ~ On" wells n the Ward
wells Ferry tract have fallen much below their rate OF
outflow when they were first opened Nevertheless.
velopments IN district 10 may be Tor 5Oue time
disturbing element In The market.
The charters Far reported Tor July show noteworthy
increase from me figures Of the previous month To July
Il the daily average has been ash barrels against
43lI5 barrels IN JUNE 49, 63i barrels IN July, 1888 and
1857 barrels IN Jug. ls-4 The relation OF TIE pipe
line dcliverie. 10 the runs. however docs not
present the same encouraging face. From July
20 L the excess o, runs
deliveries has averaged GojG barrels per d4y, against
OF only l217 barrels IN June and jSi barrels IN
MAY 1884. The runs have averaged 50. 7o4 barrels
d4y against Co. 500 barrels in June, o.t5O barrels IN
July 1883 and 1913 500 barrels In jay, lss- The aver
age Of the delvere- only 56,64- barrels. against Co.
l52 bar els last MONTH 81 pa barrels July 1885 aud
--5-s barrel. ia July le-2 The repaired dEure, iron
July to Il charters to july ls' are "a folows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
corrov 4,rx.r,-rr rstr,,,,,

Lyruuul July % -l-j0 p m.-DottDn quiet Anddling
ipande 81 100 Nrean4 "a saea bales, Intluilng
500 Daot .oi .pro Iauou and export rocepts lIIos
Inc ud e. H.5Iu bales au.oT aau Futnros am UDands
Lev MIdung CLAUSE. Aus uAt septsE Del delivery.
ID-O4d. DO. reptcubt aud October aolIysry Ib.YId,
delivery IhGtt
uC elton The sales of the lay c'ud.d 800 bales
Aue1cau. futures rtasly piHuds Low AddlnR .Rese
July delivery. .A.U+d buyers do Iuy August dS.
livery ,8Ad buyers do August and srptembo 10 very
lotAd Nan' 40 rePteuDef aud Nrtobs delivery lhO4d
sellers do uctonor ana November delivery AOtd .cys
do. NevrabeT and December delvfy, oil aciefs DO 10
ccne"r end January delivery, U1s.d sellers do sopein.
bei delivery. % 10 04d buyers
oALyEsroS, JuN lH.-totion Iulst Mlddng To-. Low
Nj ding - Good Ordinary. AID gosB recopts.
{. paes siack. l,1s. bales
SAvASNAH July Is Gotten nominal MddllnR l07a Low
MiadlnE fOg Coed Ordinary. net ami gfusa roosipA
1aes iEpsris uaHtwiHe haos! stock 20 baea, 800,
NEW.OhLLAHH jay i-Cstton quiet MlddllpE 10 l~lSI
Low MiddiinR 10 i.lb ousa Ordinary, I9 % net 10
oeipia - baos groas 100 Daosl sIsA 300 blos sleek
-. lai baIoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
LORD BE4CoNSFIELUs PAPERS.

Truth london
Lord ROwtou, who has recently returned
from long VISIT Co Pau was al windsor At week on
70 the Queen. whu hear ls very Nous Tor tc
early publication OF the irst nstament Lord Beacon
fields papers. A selection from al. " Remains down tu
The close OF lrJl might appear once. bat 10 Is mani
festy iuposs bile tndi auy thing special interest
iatiug 10 tire latter portion o. MS NE can Dee
publrIed for long time g. come, AZ .D.rt,
without the risk Of yeXauous and irritating
controversies. Whatever ls published VII. OF
course Ue most carefully edited. or suspect thai lie
Queen would slightly astOulshed at the bitterness VIVA
winch NJ. Disraeh weighed against he ONT or MAJ
years and particularly against Prince Alder, VINO greatly
dislked him. Who, 10 ne had lived. would tnvo ouur
his nest 10 prevent him from being Prime Minister /
wonder whether Lord ROWtOn Will puJnsh the cores
poudence which passed when. contrary 20 all precedent
Mr. and Mrs DsTsen rot invited - tns stale balls
and cOucertA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
LIVE srocG a,aSlr,-ay reL9up,rL

~ y 800 -, ...-- .. =,
CHICAGO July H. ne Dr0r'rs JsurnN reports HlIf-hs
rolpts LOO head shUtHent. =. Vv n4. AiAet t,llNs
- "A De- H4iti Rough Packing. - = 80 Dr. FlckinN
md shlppux - 20 40 OustJ So SAlga q
a. ..., -
kot MI lower Etpurt. ~ thdfi 3D. tupd .
Choice sh,pWnG 30 Ds@so a"' NSn"on 20 Ne"'nh "a VIC
-
sLs,p- Reccipts, 400 shipments -t market st'aiyj
fnf,ror 10 FAR. ~ ptasA 3D. Medium a. Good. o. 20
. 70 Choice "a extra ~ i0@sA y.
Nj Louis luly lD.-gafns- Rscepta 700, shipments.
300 market dun, Exports 81 .Oafb 10 Good "a khplos
shipping ~ OOs ~ 40 Common 70 Medium ~ 20 do y
NAAVoA ~ ovsrs % tiAsa Aok&hA ~ ~ y
o.
shesg- Rsseip- 500 shipments. 100 Common To MsduIa
o. - ssd 90 Good 10 Choice ~ Oo9s0 90,
Hsgs-ksoelpts 1000. .hpmrnts tAO0s market higher
Yorsers % BJst0 TO- Packing ~ osso ~ heavy " w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

The United states Treasury holds S33&ollO'O Ihtsd
-tt bonds tO s-curt Nat. M bdAkx cr'uduon 'Ous
deposited ior circulation during tAe NssH, ,1 y tir
bonds Withdrawn during re week 9I'1o',9y - fiG
b,nk circulation tstahdng-currency notes. 70'''I'o'
Gli: gold notes. bUt.sO9 .
me foreign exchange we're dull and n TIE absence OF
mercantile demand rates were ease me lAiIiIr "
Edward lard ~ Co.. with a pe.errea IN iroleuhr. "l
$4,000 o. Eng Ish nrn. sheds ray % lZh. On t"o
conditions OF tho exc .auso market hcIc ="
angie an rat. dnets that was "
ferfcd Ong that The foreign h0nsr sah A. dL.ue
over 10 lock after tue account mere - 90 -,
nj commercial bills THAI there wa iile VIM ~"
there should b- increase In our aaputs ~ nv
chandse Oul The miIAct readily aO~ofSn l0'",
ports this port .a-t week again "eie ,Ss.e, 49,
ii 400 900 ess thar for the large week 81 l,7- ana
$500 600 greater tnan for me previous AZ aSi
rAe- ~Nch Iuge the basis ~ - o't AAu - ~
A. 4ir 7'"'h * hhhz" iicte NeI az .,,,-t III, l-ind.
there also wrrc ma irSed Ism Improvements IN hnO1 a 5
of securities. In GSvernmeut b1naH the ut'''i "a
VA. only moderate. but tao hted dats ISSUES Hs"s ny"
vaures IA the hid. u per cent iDr me - huu "a -
cent Tie iias state bonds were very luet ot vi"
there were transactions they we're at hEheruKuie
ba-ness ia raj rOad bonds generally was snAi "ut W"
few exceptions piices FOR The speculative sue $50 -
rpruv-rir- Noureable nWOug them are tLl' s"esu"
OgdensDtug be are Z per cent higher ats! hasl -
see. Virginia and Geona con'ol % $3.50 a.,
orut lower At %, and West shOro ana sanlo III :.
n. are Oh u BOs. the better claas'"
aud. were moderately dealt IN steady to hru nkHteH
rue share market recorded safes OF Ohy L'4oo''sD
shares for tho whsle week, Akhnst L1t co., tos.
fhe preceding week TOlaat weeks tots' I0hi s'oohs
tth ale. ranging from 100 200 shares Tor Western
Union to J465 SHARES fsr ~ Paul oon.r1 paNs
shares. Notwtasts iing inc Sraefa duiueS' me
market exhibited ntIdsuing tendency va prices ~ -
rny ou but tl Thursday afternoon thal any SIS
erl progrcsa made. while ~. Fhul a. A.,' -.
uivotA stock the in which tao saort interest,"
va snpposed 10 10 tho greatest, the adN ahoes ~
aome other stocks. Ia whiuh tha hetllhks v. >.
limited few thousand shares were nsAIy - ~, -,
In 81 Paul There indications OF An cilehsou -.
the .psruAtye circle nut that does not urllAut uSn
Importance VI tho fact that the "peAss AA''HH ''NA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

tBuyer go days.
SUNDAY. July 2O-P VI.

SUNDAY. July 2O-P. VI.
The business In mining stocks last week unusually
well distributed through the list; the 6 ausactions
amounted 10 IOj45j shares, against ll3,4Gl shares TOT
the preceding week the Comsocks were the lead
ing feature Early u the they strong in SYM
PATTY with the san Francisco market hut ter hey were
weak alifornIa sold no 40 cents. bu closed at >
cents Consolidated sod from 80 n cents and ended
at b cents, and Tunnel auer Ia closed weak 700
IL cents The Bodie -tOck- generally were weak Dut
Consolidated Pacific ruled al 81 14S0i7 The lie dvlles
were dull and steady, ard there impor ant
changes ID prices for the f4ncIrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

alGar. Tampa. Hartford and Abraham won ING
Long Branch races --- 4 thletics again defeated
by MetropoIitans. -= ID. lIaass sons importers
failed - I.uiu purst's final performance on
Saturday night. == The Geth Regiment "'ll, t w
perlskilI go Gold value of the legal-teuder
SILVER dollar lti2l2 craius Sf.s7 cents. -- Nta'N'
opened strong and advanced rapidly; later theI'
were some reactions and steady closing
Copies of the paper NAV sill be obtained at th'
Office of The rHiBrNt or by mail. Price cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. Vesscisand Ro0roafs
NV. York. Jnly ~. ia.
GENERAL Market REPORr

NGwYORK July ~. 1874
CoTFTr' moderate bu8ne tran'pir'd n rrl'il gr,nss
NJ Hvi01a rates ~aet l,ulA Dtgt rN "Ircln hfakA'
an o.. do "Nocptn" Pair cargles quoted a. llc.
options ai active 81 decline uf points tf alArt rlOs.
ing oak Ih. nnli figures were July. 80 Al;
rust = .I01 BOD -fnteuhrr, -1HSdO fcfu| .. $50 .
$50. November s4un-A6. and Drc~mi"r tpn+tl.
sales ulgs MIA grades steady, but IIIt Import
ant -Mes 800 piruis MaIdhcns 90 Noaci II,
al private terms
COTTON spot Cotton again drn though rather quiet
100 ht changing hands Receipts 20 tie norts 800
bales against "a tIs dIy last week su1 lt-J last Year
or me sales to-day zoo bales we're Tor export
The IIltOls according 70 JAe American cisNAcit11 are
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCES
BOarOv July ID. I32A
.rnorn,v r1NAv.1,l rAexrr

fovnnr July iD.IsIu p M. aConaols. lOo'i for mo
nrrluuI luitrd tate. Sour Per Cont rnnds 4lA ~
I.D and efru Western tIt7t M1rglro trustees 'cr'ih
.IIrt .Ya i.o. lt't do SECOND louanif a Sow fuiA
cent % lut'u llH.f c1Ip. H.. DO FeuHyiYmi4' .' p
.rIltr. I.., MrtI,u Ordinary 90 Canadian fa'.Ao 40
Paul common IA
I...p H Atlantic and Urlt Wr.tou First Mortgage
tluurre ''ruhrtrr t.T t..o -r' ond 'na0ir D . fH"
Ic.. Drufra. lin.t ti1IH Cent t l'i fpnul fAl4lA
B. b. HgAdug 1879 Canadian rlcnc l5'a So Pau. ,omnyl
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

that prices would further Yield considered II wise 70
such market there and at such figures az
tile bulls" chose 70 make FOR them. The following
table shows the extreme range for hrtyour ~ the ma
tive or representative stocks and the hnA changesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. July 20-P. "

SUNDAY, JulV &u-F. W.
Tho even tenor Of commercial aud mercantile affairs
last week somewhat disturbed BY numerous ana
some important allure different parts OF the country,
ana the general movements ~ legitimate business were
not satisfactory either n volume character Tho
pension ~ such firm. ullscd. lIanes Is Co and I'd
wari Yard 90. in the dryyoods line In this city, and ~
lether sharp. D.utrrt. a. Indianapolis. with some
hng ike 1000 lrcoJuts their books,
could not tan to add 20 Tho uncasiu'.s produced
h me business cmnlrra,. that developed n
the preceding wrra. UIt lIr disposition SHOWN m some
quarters 90 critlc.c severely tls associate banks of New
York Tor The prrsut determination 10 mike th posi-
ton mpr"guaulc ind hIh them responsible to- recent
failures rs .tIacl tue .trc urcs ON bank mIuagrmrnt
would have been more llst iut March when bank
expansion OF lolus to upward Of $50 OoO.OoO made
singie name mercantile paper negotiable AZ per cent
Tue banks nov have % look 10 tIe face
pfohd"i' sharp and large demand pr money
To- move the crops, auI to recognize the tact that money
Is i-nt 40 l hr points, The lesson OF last MAY,
when toe clsu held uv the banks run down e22OO0Oo0
IN four weeks is TOO fresh m the minds OF managers 20
permit OF reckless desire Increase The loans
cept upon nndouIt-l 4I available security. Undoubt
eddy, when tue of The demands which the crops
NAV wta' can b" measured the policy wiz be hber
azed ANA a. that cine Tie surplus capital be placed
where 1t viii do me most permanent good, both for the
bank atockAoder s4d FOR the general commercial pros
peuty.
The harvesting VI The crops made satisfactory progress
during the week, aud tler. no drawbacks IN tho
prospects for yet ready FOR hs reaper The
counts from parts OF Europe less favorable
Tor large there such reports this
season OF the Last year reports o. tat cAardc
ter grain Spectators "buleI" wheat at IO2 cents in
Chicago. For The same reason The ori.e OF wheat
last week was advanced some cents aud that despite
the iree delivery new wheat at IT. Louis and Bslu-
more Small receipts aud cool weather clthouZn
i he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

Of fact backed up by indsrutabe proof
sra,n db~ industrial aud and commercial statslcs w ~
country II il not much 20 say that an amer o az -
convincing argument IN behalf OF pro'ecuNc '"' W.
never penned
IT DEFIEs HOSTILE CRIrICI@M
tyop, me Vrir. York EreniHg Pos' tbolerl III
Mr. plline's leter Of acceptance is sco"ru"n Vt 1s
81 dr , ans m inc utmost limits ~ verhosuV " mas
bccn trimmed and paned and sand plperod i lhsI' Is
ir,, tn c,trh mold NJ II a. shpp"ry to MAKE IN
@ ,,, i,, ,ny sieiacaucc lies In the TACT that II u
NJ pi,ipes rainp,i,,n snecrh and tnat 70 nicat'- nc
lines upuu which ne would IKE Q" nave wv
contest fought out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
MINES AND uiNISH

SALES ar the NEwroRK WWw0 ErCHivGE
Y1RS July ~. ts'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

he NOV cluCht tDWuu IN" --n1dfd, 10 wal ne seen,
show argt increase over t" prrccdn- We Of wheat
and corn Ou the increase wheat l. principally N
winter the east rom Chicago Get only
small portion of the gam Inc railway movement ldsi
week of gram 2,J1- ou~ or about 10000 bushes
NOR" tHau for the preceding week The tOtI OF Hour
grain aud provisions bis rtrOal east from Cnl ago Last
j36L tons more ,aau for The pre-, ding week
The following Llulc shows the IONS and percentages
shipped by of rO I- eI4t Of chicago J hour,
gram ana prov tIc week eu led last saturday, "A
CONN lLlsOn WIN mo sam. Ecek Of $50 and l--2:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
harters to july IS are "a io.l'"7i

Total bhs.... L01i,t-l "6Boll lo4 '0u -.h y
Az per Gay ~ tu4 'n''f7 o"'o f'''i'
The feature NJ the petroleum speculation last week was
tho early activity and excitement caused by We
executed movement o the bulls tocomrc Tine covering
Of 10 large short uiefcs which bad about reached The
end off itr financial tethcr Tuarn qrl"k advance
from luig to 10 cents, against Gu- The cos" Hi
tine previous week The riAe ciuaHd of the large
,,,aar trader, VINO were punished ~ auspeud. Inc
elimination fuiH snort" mir.es In fho market Wis
followed nv utfurl reaction. uu' 100 'pr" OF dulu"'~ n
tho make, tie fYa dAurcs dId NOT void below bt IN'
cents aud this. t1u. Whom great deal pi d-r"i'f'hs
nov. y.a rrep vrd nui oil zelda Tho li=d"H~h' OF
tho general pun Ga ~ rrt ih' fn"f'l 't'H ~" '
r,,,, l,,,,r. ION I,ut f,e market ht. exhibited t0f
c r,n,tn boz thr lace Of t4r urW Noua ua, coming
,E,t t,, vor.I drlr.4.ou h over l. Iu.u lIf."
n.usi,uni OBJ. tnr Iuu. interest hAH iaa.u loo n'rr
49, lcuulug flr lr4I aud luAi pItH'ut picra iNh'n
a., fr .ou.uuu r,lull. lf fur .IsI u' Ur'durl.f
oI. ulyc lItouuulsI tuo now t"vuppuelta 100 tira
t..u.t miles. d lrrI. Grove should hr discovered.
I. range of price, iad tAo toA. AAu7tcuous Tor iIr
J,t, a I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

Actual sales Iv IL Final No or
---. .ch uges shares sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

The following were Saturdays quotations FOR unlisted
securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
- VERBAL FWIWOEK- n n.

Mr B1iles letter OF acceptance Will dsappont no on,
blr his enemies L. able and progressive docu
neut pc led even from man VINO uss through
OIL louE public been universally recognized 3
The 4l.csf and most progressive OF his party
j is -tOu- and al. lacking 10 any at
verbal fireworks ana free from OF word
gerry which mark. The platform of the Democratic party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

L.. .f"", RI Nf" hdicu Journal and f0uFlgy IHs,t
''iAs lIt-iothudi messages. Mr Buue's altar of
Z "Ol VII Doe very generally and rsrofYfr "a
e. a., '~' ,ei a. "a whole IL exceedingly sausflcory m
= ~ uhtuli tn soc how o. could De bett0rss Il Ill
Il 30" many to Tie enthusiasm which the .u,n',,,
"'''ei nav" ieit since hc Was nominated.
'"" LLADlNN ~ u OF llil CAMPAIGN
In l,.m The Nfiftfgrcu Palladium EeyI
~. tes'lng this the leading issue of Inc oatn,.,
ba4u ~ biaue dOcs not dca VA "glitterlus yr,,.
lad IN tAs sac N. th~l matter tucls Is nothing OF t.e
''''ei VI acc ltaaCe-bdt makes plain
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-04
; cts per Glass.

MY motto is, to give "A superior article
even if it cost more, and thereby ensure
speedy sales. ~ -
With my GINGER BEER, ROOT
BEER and SPRUCE BEER, | have
been at heavy expense experimenting
on them, so as to give the public drinks
that will be both strengthening and
refreshing in this climate. | guarantee
them strictly VEGETABLE, no NINE
RAILS employed. | use some of the
finest medicinal herbs that grow in the
States. The public wants II drink with
some nutriment in it, this you find in
my beers that strengthen the body as
well as dilute the blood for purposes of
more easy flow through the system.
They can be taken by any one as they
are absolutely pure. They are the most
enjoyable thirst quenchers ever intro
duced. | will sell them at prices TO suit
one and all.
Superior Genger Beer, 10c. per bottle.
Donnollys Root Beer, "
Donnollys Spruce Beer, "
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-04

Count DE Lcsscps has assuredly n
hard row TO hoe at Panama. En-
gincering obstacles having been
surmounted, the great difficulty Of
obtaining laborers to stand the
climate presented itself. Next he
has to face renewal Of Government
obstruction from the United States
of Colombia. The order has gone
forth that the Panama Railroad must
not be cut, changed or damaged for
the benefit of the Canal. If enter
prise were subject to such hardships
everywhere, the progress of the pre-
sent century would he some hundred
fold less than it is.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-04
J.E. WISEMAN'S
New Business Card.
Ready for Active Work Again.

vHHE Business Community and my
/ Patrons generally throughout the
Islands will please take notice thai
have returned from my trip to the Coast
and with improved facilities for con.
ducting my General Office Business.
most respectfully solicit in the future
the patronage heretofore extended TO
me during my business engagement in
the Kingdom for the past five years.
In addition TO my various depart.
ments, | have been appointed sole Agent
for the ST. 10 Il Hannibal and the Bur-
lngton and Quincy Rail Roads, also,
soliciting Agent for The San Francisco
Illuminating Card Advertisement Com
pany. Orders for Goods, Wares and
Merchandise of every kind and nature
sent to the Coast, and satisfaction
guaranteed and on the most reasonable
terms.
In my Real Estate Department, ! have
always on hand choice property to sell
and Houses, Rooms and Offices TO lease
and let | collect rents, pay and dis
charge taxes, insurance and order neces-
sary repairs when required. Landlords
and Owners will find that it will be to
their advantage to place their Real Es-
tate interests in my hands, as | will
carefully attend to this branch of my
business TO their entire satisfaction.
Custom House Entries executed at
short notice.
Books and Accounts kept and adjust
ed, and Quarterly Bills distributed and
collected accurately and promptly.
Soliciting Agent for the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, also Fire
Insurance Agent.
Don't forget that do business on
business principles. Give me a call.
j. E. WISEMAN,
The only recognized General Business
Agent in the Kingdom.
Offices, 2S Merchant Street, Campbelrs
Fire Proof Block, Honolulu.
Z. o. Box 3l5. Telephone 172.
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