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Nctie. Of Dix,Iztio1 of PzrT5z-ybiD

NOTICE i HEREBN EIVTN
~ tiiz zie i'm - L Alma 4 Co gssrsraI Ee.ls
Asf.115s - Elu-iII- E1z le-n ..1lr-it y 1lt-ral
;isrinr L a III WI-a-Iys i--Il -is I'm 1ll u Ezl
" ca-F "a tlz business a. ris 7-ar- 1f-sr -ifs
az n n 1N1 line Al cams I-Iilss -ls I'm q
Z ANN 4 L1l Elsrlsr tIs CO NO zl1-- BE- 49,
te1 ~ q I ANA a. rIlIIl wl-i-l "a -IEs f-1u
Ms 1Irs wa selsrTlss VIII Nc rsc--nl Es ssca
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L ALUM
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spnld Noha

HONOLl s u. NJ ~
c. o. BERGER ESQ
ASSz< H.sze,sle s Urban Safes
QssS >LEl AK ---a= Fa.rsI-- u >.ssir- IA. .hs
AsiSzAzz I Cx5aS >srz [ 7r-vh1se,t s-,11 wa ana
Ea',a ven. sA-ruca ~ ll-, i.issreas f-- IN atr
se'rs. cane cur O. NJ tusi-- s1sissicsacu -7s1-l
'is 'llis "a he c1mhilIsl I7,l s,l a. - crsf--s
= 7sri;c1 c''nt,1'u- Hours Tray.
'i2 z A. uLI>-
DR. WHTTSEYS DENTAL ROOMS
y D, clrse'i e--m >eFs -ss -. NoNp1T - s3r4
cSt
FURNISHED ROOMS lzt ,r,,.lr Er-
asii''t A''fms TN - iai - s-.r 177i1-1-,a a-
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Mortgagees Notice Of Foreclosure & ofSale
IN ACCORD NNCr WITH tsDNp

u e. q a., c'ata inc I'm ccrilin uurtef1c niIrtl
~ % Alex = Sstiosrzhi. trrstcc noH fsfate iaira
0sr IA Notice d dcIctg <rcl ittt said raarf-arr
Intends % fc1cclosc SAID -lr1tca,r, Cor cend|tI.r
auCilc1 a Do acsr,'-- ~ q. T. Adams fr urrsIria
% NQNnAl, thc ~ tay - Scrtcntcr. iva afferl
e'slcN sqcci ied.
Eustaer particulars can BE- hsd ci W b. Castle. st.
f.srfrr Law
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Mortgages Notice Of EorcClcsurcS Of sale.
,,.-.,nn -. ,.-r-1.rr r..nn.-

L q cf ss,c s,-ssirc5 certain acrt<sss atic ~
AtNs.u - 81 t'crica dtiri thc tah dsy % 1Aaa-
s-y 49, r'-iga IN nhes - nssV Is active y h,esry
ziNr1 teti stsa eriescrr srtrcds % H,1tlosc so
7s-tCtcr. ~ corttitcc NrcScc, srd wa st4 ~
cArc ~. sfii - r-efE arrfc1 a. m stlcsr1 %
2 Adams N ticas,a's. ea NCNnAN thr ~ cav -
SrGic-eT, ~ a. ., " - saia dsy. tnc rrcmiscs &C.
sCrtsci 81 Stti rsogtstrr a. XIV rrcCiEca
fursncr raSt'eaitrS can - hss 20 "a y Castle A.
sr-.ry a. Law. Eli GOSnON
Mrrtrtref.
Premises - - sid t-r sitratri r NaHsi ~ f,gih
~ 81 ~ C. Ns;ar-t ,sTo patches sui hsass i,f
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ALhA. y tAklW RIGHT Trustee
trru'iscs o. - sold are Situated n Waikiki uahu
ani consist OF Lot ouc uuditi - llIf iutcrcsf In
aholt "a scrcs ~ land In kauaoicfr ri~f rf h-t h.
Aalg alt Part hala land. Fart % ROYAL rdlcnt s-a
-, ito o. an 1crc 90 halamua. Waikfkf Aefr- fre
No saw BOY !atcnt So 81 acccs in kaiauil Z
y hcn1. Hawaii, Rcyal Patent tISs o. Kshikins a.
ssrss 10 Aoa Havsi parcel % Rival Patent ssii 60
AA1lAlua fIeINI
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Nertsarce's Notice ef Foreclosure s sfSals
N Nrf,prnNNf,t, urf.l-lr A f,4,,r-

rr 90 stis csntainc te ccffala HttTlrt-r rfts IS
Ssmuri Ntnsc o. Ajax Vsrtufffnt rInsife ~ n.,H
Esitlr dated DC AZ dsv az ntcrntr fSS1 -teaf.isi r.
hert % rtgc - aeiic' u tcicnr 4Ittn itai .1Ii
iitlcn ercktu tua uf,n -tid fofcc ,snrc aiI RI n
cutiit AaciIcn. 20 ne Stltsr.oris 10 D. kftas. 4,
~ a. q 20 ssid dtf. 90 rwr,st, dts.fit.'i 4.
SID rscftrsgr al tc'cv spttiaci
Frrftrf particulars ftn D. nr.i sf NJ Is t,--I- 40
tcrurr 60 law. ALEN. . VNRrfrEfgfff
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
~ AEI,nI,n ANTE M-I-rII A nnlNNl-

Il e. - ssc ccutaict tr ccr-ai- u,-rts-r rlaic ~
J Navatnai o. 81 trg-vl,-. Gist TIE igla drv %
SsPscuocr, ~ rccoulc3 I'm uocr \ rsrc -. rctrcr
= tcfeey evV1 t1t1 Sstl llcTf-E-CV iufccds f-r
ehose sait rlc-trtsc ~ ccrtitcu hIcgcu ard arcn
sid fcrg rc VII ssll = vuec Eucsi,l a. tie sacs
-y~,--s g 3 7 Att--s tu Welc'cir Cu MONDAY the
A tsy q Scv;s-etf. tSSt a. = v. % said dty fhc
rrezsiscs described iu ssfi ri-tsc A. ecow spi ssi
FurtAcr particulars car BE- asa - " Castle AZ
torrcy Al Law XII GORDON
Mcrt-t-re
Frc-aiscs y SD are sitaaici In ur-auia Ms-r,,
Osaz, scs tc-ih in + r Siil. l. G. A. I71 % Na,tfh-
S,d Sslc @ ricc lart. Containing 20 - TO
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CUPREME COURT or TiiE mN.

A-AN.l- ~ llN matter uI
q hhNAf = HART and BILLS A. HART fair-
business IN HonoiuIu under the rrrr name az rf.-r
Brothers- Before NJ. Justicc NcCa'iy
- Ihc aepFe named Henry J. Hart aud ellis A. Hart OF
Honolulu. having Tits DAY been lifutcafa1 f,,s-rs-
3 hehrinr BEFORE the said Justice on the petition %
Nessrs, Phillips & c. and 3 p. Dillingham; ID ,gts
eilftl NAT notice be given 90 lc creditors 90 the aid
e1nkrnpl-, 20 present tdcir claims and rnIfr hrIr
lchtsi and that due ruhhcafuu be- made fhrrrof f-
nv Wers. N the uAWAflks GkrErrE utasn1rrr
NeN therefore, notice D. hcrrhv gwen ff1f WEn-
NESlAA- the . DAY % ScVfcmhtr A. u fsst II it,
clQck A. N 90 thc Court Room iu AlHo1srf Hal
h1uolniu. De- the time and place for af srrh c-srr
% aFfear and prove Their claims
Dated Honolulu, H. /. August f-th A. d. fsst
~ nc Court HENRY SMITH
IN. d
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NertEs<cc'S Neiicc e Foreclosure 4 er sale.
IN ACtNNgpANCEW WITH \ row

n - 81 stlf farit,r1 To a fflfftl Hliltease tal ~
Nav keSshif ~ { te~Tv,, atiei re - asv - NJ
trsSs, fS>S rceccsa o. iiect ~ ftcc -, rctf,r Il
esrtSy sisvr tsei stif s,stztrc inlcra~ D. frftse
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tcrre Sarp ~ sril az reit saeiie AZ thr etcsrst
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Fr-thrr NsrtigHttFs can D. 80 - Ctsitt A.
t,sres a. tsss. FNNp q tOwRSN.
MeIfeNzct.
rrc-aSeS 3, - ~ s-c siistica ir wtiRe'c, Sss,
osAe 81 t,stA 3. r. r tifS 4 e. a tsittc Nekasnh
at-s Fs-rsN ra0 o.
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale
~ AECnnIn 80. ,.-r-,.r. . -. -

- er e. sale contained iu certain mrs-tr made tr
". : hiclla o. Alex. 7. taliNrifhf rrr.ffr UrH "a
taic dated TIC sfh DAY 20 APRIL. is recorded n fhs-
= rtcc - Notice d hcrcrV given thai said mort
<tcc t1truds Go fcrcclcsc said rcar Tor tnniIiina
1fScu. and urtn satd fcTcci'surc win sen 20 nnnIr
t1ciicn a TIE salrsroCus " g T. Adius IN llaa,nIn
- MONDAY, the 81 DAY % Scpttrhcf ISL a. b. hi
hclow sNsciacd.
FuiiAss Parsieulars can BE- had % w. H. castle. si
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fm,a aSwrlisrn,uls
f,pRrNr tDfFer IN nm IA

SCpREue COURr or rtte ttA-
- nai,as ts.ae.,s n elekrerlty.--fe tNt sssiltf
- ~ ESiase - rnN TN. - tahsfes Nset
Netse y ht4e>r GIVE, tNtt st1ftset VI lhtfrtNc4s
saeset ~ $50 ~ rser, pii - m tilns sce N taf
feia - WEDNESDAY. ~ ira sss - StrirretI, A.
n fsSl 81 sNseSt n. f,t ne retrsst % t,estiss
asSts-eet ~ ssi AtskfeTlk tsisic reisssat q, ~
Stsfrff,
pssra nc-e,s,a Are M. An ia
Fs,s y MHNgN SMITH ng4afr V1ssk
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rrcrlscs 81 be- s,'i src .itttiei Ia wtiris Kos b..
snd - ytthu $50 c,asisis nf ISIS 81 HAS M -.
50, 60 Ni-,c. Z o. ~ strrs ISL II
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ALEN D. CARTWRIGHT rrusee
Premises On hc sod arr situate pm rrtkarr uaaeir
y, uetr kama street p1rcc 81 ROYAL raitui f.G o.
NaSaauciaec ccutaiuluE 8 - 90 an aerr and uiak M
4 az ~. Ia. - h -
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THIS Il To CERTIFY THAT WN.
L Moo = ~ has sl1s Ia rsr-g,i s-vu1 .hc tim %
;t-,'V'il Z &C. >l1- l1-r-s a. & ss5f= E,rdi7rS-
-s'ss o. gla SIM
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tIemiscs % D. -cld irg Situated iu uauasna fssnd
~ hasail, end eosis. et two parcels i1ft acre. iu
- lcres ~ Nienic, set forth n ROYAL Patent
Ihc ancve parcels arc both drc land Tor cane o1
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Nm advertisements.
NOTICE ;
NnTIEE

MIR HEINRICH RENJES l.
VI G1r1rr-s'f 20 s5-1 ,t- f-n1 -t1s b. .r-c--5--
z a >-HAEtEE 4 Gu
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0RIFT LoSI OF SIOLENI

DRAFT No. 10 DRAWN BY J.
IL N HQENEE Z >,rN>- rsr - en- Nr>.rs r a.
- las : 8 Z o. Ils e5yI ,s-s .c7l-1 All par
-lss r1IraTr-t I-1l1s- 1-.'-e1-I-- In s47fF Il
1HE1Isn. lis been s-1ru,ai-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
An Gnchri-tian Act.

ToEosIo. OSr., November i.
Al Thorn Hill, a little village nine miles
north of Toronto, on Sunday, Duncan
McCaguc, n respected Catholic resident
Of Newton Crook. nearly eighty years old
proceeded to Thorn Hill In the morning.
accompanied by his daughter. as was
their Won't for over 4 quarter of o CEN
fury, TO attend the Catholic Church. On
entering they were surprised To find their
pew barricadcd with u piece Of board
nailed across. Mr.. McCague proceeded
to remove il, but Rev. Father E2an, who
was To ~oficiatc, proceeded to- eject
The old man from the church, using on
siderable violence. After a severe strug-
rle the priest succeeded in dragging Mr..
NcCaguc To the door, when he threw
him with such violence on the threshold
Of the church u To fracture his right
thigh, and infiict other serious injuries.
The congregation was so surprised that
they neglected To rescue Mr.. McCaguc.
Mr.. McCaguc was Immediately taken
home and his limb set. He nov lies
in 4 precarious condition. and
il is feared he may not
recover. He is well known to many resi-
dents Of the country. aud Toronto. and
has the sympathy of the entire community.
IL appears that \ poor Catholic whose
pew was directly behind MFR. McCayue's
was backward In paving lis rental ami &C.
~cordinaly lost IT,. 3lcCague told him that
he could have the use of his pew until he
paid for the other. His arrangement did
rot Meet with the approval of the priest,
who tool the above means OF showing his
disapprobation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

rfrTsn a.s. r.. >asss -
The aaanai s.ssbon 81 sAr A@ "a
ilamAse As@~iat.an nsi ia tAe pas
II the Nn~aa,psAhsia ii1ase ~ys.tsfav
usbra.a= iA5ss aAI ssut.cmza asli.s
r. tav ngm'=F e iofi, pxgr Ffv~st Fas
ITs-.IraL ldwia ISc iirovn. Il tara.
81, tfr rs,.lI.ne ,rlcer - ~ toasset H.
anI called TIE fsssf.nz to .rtcf frsftE
wss orrr.i rs l'goi tzt.u. 81 F4S1s ath.
alter whieh AZ aailrvss e wskatuF '
Mr.. Jus'ph WaltrFs, g igtta arzh vas
made. - whs-h IusHtssf hnssa -
-;-tslr,i. gi,l4e in afiAll ga se 'u-i .
tE~ wugk a'as 81, tte As@as stssu. Var
.as .mmt:es Usrs tbFl ap t~t aa4
is. iH snutsa4 fsfssff WEa r
Arsg TIE frt.-s toT tiuDrf, tie ssrts
if,u abe Naflsua stat ASST siiy Os fs
tlun~ sen hszuI- \ lai-G poc~slt tF
idwia Webster. ~sfrSsy 80 t7r = uHr1
ssula state iiauaanr Nt~ ..ts v1s iuN *
Iutru-sIius firts EisIfg {u thr sfza -
iAi.uu - saitr iu ears uaaite3 ioy tt
puI-uss. anal thy otrr,ruadtsr If alfT-
cat.. Iis port "i -. Inasanf "a ils
So,ltN showed n ts.sgrc ou alas az ti~
lat url-Hu "f rF.lls.ss g. Isis BAD
been added si..H 20. ffsni iHis bsti
been isiJ oat sSf~t~ra 81 = iast%
Mr N~oHtaii. IL CAicaso. rsi-~i . ir-
cidr,i hf,ele - proposing tat tie .'
- t~ Invested of lie f.FuasitF. aHl .g sIs
stead meet =. = Humane touFusa. e
iug a. T,a~sll, tar Rabbit, ta staass q
,iit stat. ani cts organization GO ia So
sumption - auJhutt5 81 tar Nalsasi
bpAt. whA,h bad 30 authority Nlrf
much uIIs-itiun. rr~ptuti"1te ruiH<r3t a
the above Wsfr r%ioIteTi Ia tbe t-uumstlrs
EesoiufHrus-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

A FUND of 81 200 was raised in a few n O.
ments at the National Cattlemen's Con-
~vention a few days ago for the relief of the
Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky
drouth sufferers.
DEPRESSION in the trade lately re-
suited il the serious embarrassment of tho
Belcher Sugar Refining Company of st.
Louis, one of the oldest and best-known
firms connected with the sugar interest in
this country. Its total Indebtedness was
reported ut $4,000.
GOVERNOR HoADLY of Ohio recently re-
ceived a communication from the Trades
Assembly of Cincinnati, demanding the
removal of the Pinkerton guards from the
Hooking Valley. The Governor. some
months ago, stated that he had no such
power.
CONGRESSMAN TUCKER, of Virginia, was
lately appointed guardian for the minor
children of the late President Garfield.
SOUTH CAROLINA planters have been in
dread lest the scared negroes in the Pal
metto State in their fear of reinstatement
would emigrate and thus paralyze the
Southern labor market.
THE late annual report Of the First Assis.
ant Postmaster-G General showed: Number of
postotices established during the year 3.
5l4 an increase of l61 over the preceding
year. Number discontinued 1.2O q decrease
of 36l and a net increase of 522. The whole
number Of post offices on June 30. 1884, was
5,0I1, an increase of 2,l54; number filled
by Presidential appointment, 1892: num-
Der filled by POstmaster.General, 1904.
During b year 1858 postmasters were
appointed. The net increase of postofices
during the year was much larger than
any increase for several years past.
The only decrease was in New Mexico.
Comparing the number of p~ost-ofices in
the different States in order, the six high
est, June %, were Pennsylvania, 3,50:
New York, s.la2; Ohio, 3,107, nli-
nois, 2,169: Virginia, 1882, and Mis-
souri,, 1,96S. OF the Territories, Da-
kota had the largest number, ST,
exceeding in number in either Massachu-
sets, Maryland or South Carolina. 1t rec
commended that the free delivery system
be extended to places of ten thousand in
habitants, provided the postal revenue
of Congress was invited to the importance
of erecting buildings for postofices in all
cities of twenty thousand inhabitants and
amounted to $4,000 yearly. The attention
upwards.
THERE were two hundred and forty eight
failures in the United States and twenty
nine in Canada during the week ended
November 2sd, a total increase of forty-one
over the week previous. The increase wal
mostly in the Western and Southern States.
COLONEL ROBERT G.. INGERsoLL recently
lectured in thep principal Western cities on
(which Way" his new subject. He drew
large audiences.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

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fsss sNss s~ : $500 80 $50 49, 80
a@az - 49, a~N 49, a&stsss 49, @ .
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4 sss&as - assp0s - a. e. e=sses e
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49, $50 ~s $3.50 r
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sws 81 @az sf @
49, So $50 aar tr - 49,
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ssss - - ID -
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sraers Z hasF 80 rs@H hrF fHf
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a. zee ssastasssa - "a Nta ~
insas4 ts. i4sss sFs-si $50 Ha IS
faf FeaFss a. Esaf - refHrraa
80 HvIt. a.. Aaa3s~1H uH F3
faf.sasE tAr g-as - Efsraa AN
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

The oldest and most celebrated
dealer in wild animals in the world.
Mr.. Bernhardt Kohn, died in Kassala
at the beginning of August last. in his
seventy-second year. Mr.. Koan was
the first to import animals into Europe
direct from Nubia. Quite lately he
had procured a large number of giraffes.
lions, antelopes, ostriches, monkeys,
etc, and had them brought to kassala.
For eight ncntEs Kasssi.a had bs.n be-
sieged by the adherents Of tine Mehdi.
and since the death of MI. Kohn, the
Mudir of Taxa has been in great en-
barrassment what to do with all the
animals. 1t was thought probable
that they would be slaughtered by the
inhabitants, who were said to be in dam
ger Of famine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

BosTos. Mas. Nws rHsAry
The mervhaugs 81 iksalo8 hs!i = met
.ng Yesterday 10 l.stsa {" rvyfrssula-
tises 81 tae National Bankruptcy .BA uoss
bsior. Congress Tbr ii"a leopold
Mor.c aid ihat the dim llig ln z-ra54se
good legislation To Congress la 80 thr
Tact that Republicans sogd bit sBpgaurI
Democrats measures AM stHe vera tie
tIogsat. however. ga; ia bal suu.i bs
pI~srl in tie eoraing .rs.isa.
The Hon 4 A Rauury .zii hat sl~
bii was s"t n parts quesis,a. yst ihs
rssori .ho~sd tasi she up.=sss.B@n 81 Il
had been past; al. Soa tHat GlstrisnI
IL elected. Anl tlr Deu1~s rsts haze tao
%"fIlers. perhaps thFy vii pass csc taH
IL VIII D. l4~zsd II ts leoBse 81 th
eOuutrp favor a. tongre@s &. auAYs
ayr &" cJstsilxg tLs people ezgrs
si1ns into iavs
~t..usfal - T. Collins diHsf - Ga Sc.
i~:annry iu that hs believed Ia tsr ,srs.
position ." tsv hili va. not p-aiica sssf
srctsDuai IL wa- thc Sos-l ani Wet
shat opposed tbe BIZ S1raefa ADJ kat
fTI Democrats favored g.; rqaaliy slts
Republicans Tea sgcsrs is Isa-a az
pal fgJsi To- mad - ip~fr sefsfs aa4 d .
~y4bitcaas allie la the sossl ss4 Ao.tI
wt4t
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
A GREAT sensation is caused by th

A GREAT sensation is caused by the
rumor hat the Earl of Durham, q large
land owner. IN incipient politician and
the bearer of an illustrious name, i,
about to bring IN action for a judicial
separation from his wife. She is n very
beautiful woman, and it was only the
other day when all the town was talk,
ing about the generosity of the bride
groom in making her a present of ESQ.,
600 worth of jewelry in addition to the
heirloom in the family. The cause as
signed is the discovery that the unhap-
ny lady is mentally unsound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

CALCUTTA, 1.-The home of cholera"
is to be put in good sanitary condition.
The British Medical journal thinks this
can not be done a day too soon, and
cites the condition of Jonabagan, one
of the wards of the city, 1.-The ward
contains one hundred and forty-eight
people to the acre." in many places
n drains exist where found are
'-mostly out of order;" forty per
sent are chOked with sewage" and
some are merely chains or cess
pools" The soil is saturated with
excrement;'' in many places sewage
runs down the sides of the houses in
large and widening streams"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

An importer and exporter of furs
gives this informatiOn: The house
cat is one of the most valuable of fur
bearing animals. and when they dis
appear from the back fences they often
find their way to the furrier. 1t is an
actual fact that in 1882 over 1.2oo, OOO
house cats were used by the fur trade.
Black. white, Maltese, and tortoise
shell skins are most in demand, and
are made into Innings. As for skunks.
$4,000 were used in this country last
season. They come from Ohio and
New York principally, and, as in pur-
suit of the tiger and lion the bravest
men are required"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

"ssafs1roS. d. a.. soq ~rns.~s -
Ths aaaal r,porfofChle gfosyk.ofths
sseFsi seTrEe ibivisloa Of u Tsrz.sry
DepsFiapsn; bows that dursa. ih~ L.,
gear as arrest. ~ers s=sIe BIZ .~rs.,
-rtes Agents. The snsoaas If e.sm.~-
tr4i noSy eap;ar.si or su-.
n. he year Hss ss.t.s19, = ar-~ uro-
oTiion OF which Wa In f2.h Es,ts.
MARKED dsereass - Bofesi sa The ssnu;x-
Goa OF cards In Imitation of rultssf s,.s~.
Treasury notss and metal to.@s. 4.
imitation Of Cnli~d State. eola g.
saseSssanz I~urTc~es -hsasE>rfa~r
@ecof78nz better acquainted $50 So
r~rqutrSnsrris Of the hw, kay~ .nA..I.
t7ird OiarF designs fo- ice ssass.fs.a =,
Sol1 ansi s'.ver eo.as for u.~ =, hu,-,~.
ne rep0ri aaFs The eTeafs Of IL -
gar Sse ssEicnes % = revival ~ -
'E@SEi7ciarr 81 cosntgrfeiI Sz.rr n.,r~x
sh1h Haz practically suspended dr.
Inc ye=fs t--= al. 1855. Chi~f f~.ss~
2 % opinion HAT there /. te-asx ~ -,
49,. 81 eesase-seIssrs n~z-sv s.-~ .s1.I
&c" spfsf.p1- n1.es Of fh~ a~rou.nm-
s-oas 81 SIC aud 80. whsch hsys "a
k~soaaSsa Size J=sGsrs lsG. iss..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
4 Woman hsrEsts. tssssaed ty Ma
tFEV

Eatrf~"aF. ia. Nos~mt~rn
Mas Esrban mtefiaaes. taents .nse
year. Il aEr, sho AE.-st - sCslsestap
rad. ~. sccHlsntsiiy sho; ~ ysun.
iri~sf. Charles Leopold. TUESDAY aisht.
Ieoisld, ia company wl;h a frssd. uas
siessdins th~ evening al shs Issiy |. hosss.
About tan o.chek. a. sss ~si.ttsrr~ We.
l~rasia=, L0poid took ou, bls Fesnssrs
g. show u 20 Miss W al cstsans =. who -
sasiog- - sfc hos u woTksst iie s.s.
cesde1 "a rEp.sin tsls part by rrHa1vln.
The c~yilsisr. i5e eAafaissrs % uhAa
we're empty. With osr .xsFpts.s
In retHrBia; thu eyif1ier 4, ~.
place hi- hD'i slipped. sal ~
hammer ieii nrou TIE eanrsi=s, aiehsy--
ing a. At.s wiHtsrpaarY thuu -,
hAnd NJ 20 her Tighs side. asa e1rlaim~s
"ph. y0a hsse ssot ip~.F Tse vaso-.
men lau<asd a. Enst. ihiasias az -.
!esisR-. ia; TIE spp~srase. O. blood 49,.
c"asssced them iasi s.c "a. 10 eara~s,
Leopold. oonfs~ed aud trriaesi. lxst
oi- hat all ran Tor \ doctor. oct han,~i
Cor some tfnr before be coaii anui on.
The bail catered The LADY. r-at 80 n.-I
probably p~snsir.;ed her left la.sx 49,
ual die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

The methods are in use in Philadel
phia to prevent chemical distractions
in the water pipes. One is TO coat the
interior of the pipes with coal tar pitch,
which does well enough for large mains
and keeps the passage tolerably clear
for more than a quarter of a century.
The other method is the one called
shower b%ariif," which consists of sub
jecting the pipes at a high temperature
to the action of steam or air. so that
there is a film of magnetic oxide ac-
quired by the metal. This insures a
clean surface for a long time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
q WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of tho Daily News.
pERsoNAL AND POLITICAL.

QUEEN VICTORIA lately conferred upon
Sir John Mcdonald. the Canadian Premier.
the order Of the Grand Cross Of Bath in
recognition Of his eminent public services.
SIR GEORGE ST. PATgICK LAWRENCE. K.
c. S. l., c. b., the amous English Officer
whose name Is 40 closely associated with
the Afghan war, and author OF "Reminis-
cences of Forty three Years'Service in In
dia," died not long ago.
THE State CanvaSsers OF View York !met
at noon, November q, all present. Secre-
fary Wood announced the footings Of the
tables as follows: Highest Democratic
~elector, Priest, 5E3.154; highest Republican
~elector, Carson, 1906: plurality, I.li3.
Lowest Democratic e~lector, Ottendorfer,
q ,04s: lowest Republican ~elector. Harris.
5l 81; plurality, 1877. Highest Prohibi-
ton e~lector, Miller, 1900; lowest, Els
forth, 24,94s. Highest Butler ~elector, L.
0o4: lowest, Campbell. 1870. After the
announcement The members Of the Board
signed the tables and the certificates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
Alive To the situation.
y. Y, Sovembe

ALBASY. ". T., November L.
The State Doard OF Health is sending cir.
culars TO all the local boards. notifying
them that they will be held strictly &C
countable for the exact performance Of
their duties. and that no neglect or eva
sion on their part viii be tolerated; aise
that experience has shown that the choi-
era poisor does not extend where nc
filth favors its multiplication. and ihs'
the only way to arrest it, march Is to re
rovea all sources of pollution of coil O
water In excreIneDtal contamiaationes
peciaIIy lies the greatest risk.