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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

The Minister of Finance believes
in having his meals at regular hours,
and we fully endorse him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

Hon. G. w. Macfarlane kept open
yesterday at his beautiful Waikiki
residence. The BULLETIN reporter
return his thanks to the genial host
for his kind hospitality.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

The blue jackets. from the two
man-of-war ships are enjoying them
selves on shore.
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DEPARTURES.

June H.
Stmr Kinau for windward ports
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kahului
Stmr Mokolii for Koolau
June 12.--
Bktne Ella for S. f.
Schr Malolo for Paukaa
Schr RobRoy for Koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

The Hon. Mr.. Widemann has not
much affection for the gas bill. 1t
appears to be too gaseous to suit
him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

AVERY enjoyable garden party was
given by II. NJ. Queen Emma, at her
Waikiki residence on Tuesday after
noon to her friends. About 200
were present. The Royal Hawaiian
Band was in attendance, and q very
pleasant time was spent,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

A MATCH between POM Moi and
Stanford Colt, for $500 u side, will
come off at the Park, on Saturday,
at ! I. VI.
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The second story of the new tele-
phone building is looming up.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ we the Undersigned have APP
pointed Keau (k) of Kakaako, as Luna
over the Fisheries of Kaakaukukui q nd
Kohol Jloa, leased by us from B. Pauahi
Bishop and Dowsett and Sumner. Any
person or persons who are found fishing
or tire spa, sing will be prosecuted accord.
ine TO law.
Signed Ii MING q CO.
Honolulu, June Bro, 1884. 730 2w*
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

WE did not see much drunkenness
out at the park yesterday,
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SUN, MOON AND SEA.
TELEphnNlG.

Diamond Head, June u pm
Light NE. wind.
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ARRIVALS.

June Il
Schr Jennie Walker from Hilo
Schr Kauikcaouli from Honokaa
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Wanted.

ONE or two intelligent BOYS (white
~ preferred), for The printing busi-
ness. Apply DAILY BULLETIN Office.
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EOl. Sale.

A FEW SHARES of the Haaaiian
IN Carriage Mandatory Co.. stocks
at Il bargain. This is regular divi-
dend paying stocks, and good inve>t +
ment. Owner leaving the Kingdom.
Inquire at this office. 1872 1w
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WANTED.

A GIRL, about II or II years of aye
N to mini "a Baby. Adply at the
BULLETIN Office. rs Nv
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Schr Wailele for Maliko
Schr Gen Seigle for Koolau
Jas Makee for Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

BETTER accommodations ought to
have been provided at Kapiolani
Park for the members of the press.
1t was anything but pleasant stand
ing in the hot sun all day. In most
of the race meetings we have at
tended, a place was generally set
apart for reporters in close proxim-
ity to the judges and time-keepers.
a CERTAIN owner of racing stock,
some time since, after little fuss
with one of the sporting fraternity,
advised his competitor to g sell his
horse and buy a bycicle.' The
results of yesterdays racing revived
the memory of this piece of advice,
and suggested its more appropriate
application to the case of the then
writer himself. Several are of the
opinion that the old horse, y Mark
Twain" would have had it all his
own way had he been on the track
on the 18th instant, as heretofore,
he has on many occasions, proved
his ability to beat the best time
made on that day, with tight rein
and no whip or spur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

whom have proceeded them IN anotber
world. IL IN right 10 be ioyous on hi.
~ at DAY, yet many make IL adAy TO
ufihking and rowdyism. Ther. N yofi,.
ine W the anniversary of the birth AZ
Tue SfVtnr "f the world To prnlnpt mar
w olhtr thAn the host of feeling HOWARD
one another. Many there ara who vii
receive no WISH from Santa Clans. "rLi.
poor We have with We always" and pfes
ehlsot food or clothing or something L.
remind them that they nre living IN !,
Chri-tia band and that they are re,nem
nored, rill cheer Tho sad, despondiny
mart ANA give them new life aud cour-
age.
the children and the grown folks. sS
wen, OF the Lamar street Methods,
iE,lhScnpM sunday school, celebrated
onrlS,nia. Eve VII II asuperh supper ann
Grhun llOile3a FIELDS Old theatre lac
evening. The tables were heaped with
daintie- aud all sorts of good things. n.
wei ~ the substantial. The hall was
beautifully decorated, and llttls ONES
spent delightful evening In singing
AMI playing games.
Ill"ra were Christmas trees w. several
of the churches last night, among others.
one nc tho Cnnb riand pfaSbyteriau
| church, ard one ~ the Is tpiist church
The litlle folks gave n number OF par
ties NJ their homes
To imaginative little ones Santa Claus
Is strange, mysterious parsonage, " hr
comes on ChriSlmas Eve from some re-.
mote sphere loa ted with Toys aud MI
Kinds OF pretty things wherewith TO fiji
small stockings IA u Chlistmas greeting.
loo all good children. Tho iliuslnn-
about THIS materisllzed spirit, with his
periodical yisitations and wonderful
CUTS disappear In few years witt
Dht'er khDWlsiSa, blt IL IL du,sLi ,nabl.
whether the benefactions of Santa
Clau, are not more cherished than the
open presents made them years after
| wards
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The I,lleNilI Hon

The anxionsIy expected hop, given nv
the Idlewild club last evening at the
Merchants Exchange, surpassed in
spleudor, and exceeded in brillianc 4,
the expectat ons of its most sanguine
"ell-N ishers. TerpsichoIe was never
w"oed 10y more loyal gallantry or more
devoted beauty than on that occasion.
ihe aItendance WAS large and embraced
tle cream of Dallas society. The music
FURNISHED was tho most superb tn"
state can acknowledgements celebrated
band, of this city. 10 sweet strains oi
lovely melody nimble feet moved Ia
Gomez" aud merry hearts pulsated ia
hnr ny W til he motion The occas
ion ~ one"f the most enjoyable iha
has occurred IN Dallas during the set
son, and the Idle iid's have every rea
son To feel proud of its success,
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AssU.Ooo ,aa,,nss.

From this issue prluos 90 lower In th
sale Of that Bryan & Bradshaw stock
groceries, IL was bought ouly for aturn
aud must be converted into money II
nrices are ont tn iflv cents on the dol
lar, and since times are ,rd aud money
Siringent way aiiO" Your regular gr,l-
Ger to charge YOU no with 81 M, when 81
IN cash viii buy the same amount from
this bankrupt stork2 Our sales have
been imme Use, but this being the larry
eat, incest aud most complete aud nv.
plete retail stock uf groceries IN north
Texas the assortment as yet Is cnmpara-
lively unbr0ksn, aud IL will aud inu Il
be sold. Just think, now, 10 pounds
graduated sugar for 81, s pounds finest
RIO coffee inr 81, and everything else too
numerous to mention IN the sine pro-
portion. "llungarian patent" flour, tho
ilnest Hour ever IN this market. for 10 -
money At retail than the same goods
could be- had Ia car load lots vt the
mills. Don't delay hut come on while
you have An opportunity of such bar.
gains. Wesley Ohr< manayar.
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Mrs. w. q. Veal, wno has been quite
Ill the past tow days, is improving.
MIR. w. l.. Hall visited the Office YES
terday, lilo IL slowly but steadily gain.
In strength.
DR.. Meek, a gentleman bv birch and
an eminent physician of Ennis, was la
the city yesterday.
Robert Laws II confined tn his room,
over HlckOx n Co.'s drug store, with a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Col. Samuel j. Galbraith, n leading
citizen of B0nhan, IL In the city Iur.
chasing Christmas presents.
DIR. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Stafford. OF Wander.
bit university, are visiting their daugh.
ter, Mrs. ID. IL. Morrow, lOlI Eryay
street.
II. w. Jones, our district clerk, leaves
This morning for Shreveport, to spend n
few days with his little niuces, llplon
aud Meta Jones.
Fred Grice, tho well known and popu.
lar financial adiuster of l.apu IL IL.
Bum, of galveston, Is In the oitv, greet.
ing his many friends.
Mr.. CASTOR Mitchell, Of Weatherford.
IL spending tho HOLIDAYS with his
brother, Thunls u. Mitcnel; also their
kinsnan, Mr.. William Il. Mitchell, OF
Chicago.
Mr.. j. Il. Mitchell and lady, OF Fort
Worth, arrived In tina city last evening.
aud will rem Iin during the hllilays.
the guusts of Col. aud Mrs. G. ) Mitch.
ell, Ervay street.
DIR. II. Il. LignOski, of Au. tin, and
hride, nee Mrs. R0dearmel, -. Philadel-
pnia, arc in tho city this week, the
Eua>ts Of The fam w nt Mr.. j. X. john
son, Mckinney avenue.
Hon. j. 9. J0aklus, OF Waco, /, an
applicant for the uiliia Of assistant at.
tnrney- general Of THIS state. rha ap.
pOintnent viii no made by Gov. Ire.
i'ud. Nj. Jenkins has received the
endorsements nj every attiruey Ia Waco.
la ~ not only regarded ~ Oua ct the
most orudite attorneys TIN stato, but
he ~ An elegant gentleman and nrcupias
high social position, aud ~ popular
with the business mnn uf tn state. III.
appointment would give eminent sRus
{ utiuu 10 the whole state, aul ptrticu.
larly tho dis.rict In which no resid +
! His personal tel uda IA Dallas would
/ feiuiuO IA niA NnAtiuf.u t,t.
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GKE OK.


p Who Take l"ug Chances for Big
Monty az Cards.
Vow that hors,-rnring, national and
le elections, yachting contests ana
Qgglng matches have become tho IN
lie mediums tor netting, king faro
r. keno are littio heard OF. In point
|'aci faro Is beginning to be lnuLcd
Pn HS anything nut A v,,,n,
| winch a gentleman can hnz.
MS money, waite keno. :,
N this c,V is concerned M lr.,. l.,
M sa'ho w the past. COsunpuli.
(. 'vNer or Blur ON tue other
H' va illrmiuctd himself success-
X a'u II " seemingly come 10 STAY.
e. "s qnlle a merry httle narty
TX, sat round "a table In Harry
- 'hstla on Houston street
Y w. evening, discussing the
~ uIuerellre between snONing men
t"uaN anu those of u quarter OF a CEN
~ tp"' aud II IN not remarkable that
uolecto f gaming came Ia for ITS
snare nf consideration. la truth, IL
subject nn which each one of The
Nv could talk advisedly, aud one also
hlrh they hnd an abiding regard.
New York u uuthlng To what n wns.m
ohe oi the nuuhrT, "whel nou,v
Y peuiy aud sport was bp'i. East
PCS aud ni1h r. Hers, like Pat Her.
aud Jtc Hall, are not Known in
uaNs' taking down your bones
Pause Noh happen 10 pr, - the limit
ieh Davenport, Cleveland. Pcndletnn,
nhy Chamberlain anu o Il Dauc.y
leu the cards. The games were wide
III those DAYS"
,"uvtu ,hry wtr', Uninterrupted Harry
snd he deHlers-well, they sini,lv
NV ln wealth. | eau remember the
4 ~ Whe' Geuigo : eers ran game ut
vutntr of tuth avenue aud Thir-
u,u street. Tho bays used to ruune To
oahk ia theft white linen suitS aud
,'n'-lvalh nt nuols, with diamonds aud
C,ny slisie"ing ~ their SHIRT frnnts
|""h their fingers Tat represented
ss aus ol dutarS.n
ahd they deult asqnare rame9r
|, NludreY Well, vuu can b,liuve the
|"y was square. There were too many
'.ueriiers aiming their customers tn
y ,utheru blood 4. hot,
,,.Nilo~, aud In those days every man
r''ei a revolver"
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'LOuIs. Dec. 2i.-A Lincoln, Hi
BpeciaI ~ the Post Dispatch, say :
b. @ O'clock this moruing, eighi
Tobias Tebhoe, James Welsh, Will
Riley, Martin Wor'en, James Me-
~, John Riley, Herbet SanIueI>
Iohn Lindsay, we're standing Dn
b OF "A coal shat. The escape pip
but oi he boiler, permitting an IL =
b amount Of steam IN escape, com
N cave, oping the unfortunate men.
Bal had their faces and hands terri
ealded.
hoe will lose one hand, and proha-
Bin.
ey will probably lose ons hand and
d Suffering Of the men Is intense.
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trBURSE, Dec. "a Special. Mrs.
Y Ramsey still fingers, but her re.
Dry ) u most hopeless.
b. Snyder, wife of Mr.. John Sny-
has been sick n long time aud is
kidered dangerously III.
|rs Cook, widow of n. II. Cook, died
|night. Mrs. Cook waSac ,nsump.
!. a.id q cold taken last week caused
lnaladv to assume the acute form.
b. Logan Is reported much better.
be town has been flied with people
ing Santa Claus goods.
strlct court adjourned for Christ
be Methodist Sunday school Is en-.
plg Cnrlstm tr"n ~ night.
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varieg
red an
give tn
lhere is know how to 1t, you see, lust
as there Is To everything, On the mole
heNe girls got good wages, earning, as
'ney may, from 50 To Sc a week. Shop
SIr's rarely 90 as Well as that, for
"ni'hS thehl even the heads at the de-
tti hhetts uoht often reach SIS a week.
"is "otk gets tlresoine, though, and
makes the arms ache. and the a., es WA
terV IN time. Just look at that kid
lhere," pointing toa child of abous 70
Years, whose head, covered with long,
neAVy Drown cnri>, had fallen bark
's"nsta pie o cloaks aud overshoes on
ne smell oohInd her, and whose dreams
we're lronahly wild confusion of non
corn, candy and Alaska diamonds,
now much corn are You putting on
the string?" resumed the reporter.
About ten barrels. On, | forgot.
though! l am doing charity work.
some iauIe Blrl down mere ON Ogden
avenue read my advtr isement for helm
"hu sent me word this morning that
sue tou'h not come to the shop, hut il
m"ulu SEM barrel of cora to her house
sue "ouih 40 the work there. | went
uoWh 10 seu her aud found her so needy
that l just psck.d "A barrel mn ri,,I;,
lowh There, though can't speak for her
honesty. There's n nat lille profit i'm
popcorn, and | can afford IA little char.
NY occdSiunll In work, cord, corn
ana waste | spend a little over 2 cents
1t for 8 cents" 0" 'e''
who are the best patrons of your
popcorn cUunters?"
Chicago Tribune.
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IA1ithlIC SUFFERERS
RAM Ps AND The TEMPLARs
|mpr Blown Up, the Latter Burned
Lphe Results from ti,", the
nher from steam The
Average Casua ty Crop.
rrnin Oyertnok Them.

xviDL., Dec. A.-ThIs morn
n ihe Knoxville Il Ohio rail-
In engine broke lnoSe from y
hound freight train. The engineer
|s|enuiu o to Careyville, the nearest
Il ana waited on the sidetrack for
+ IN To overtake bin. After waitin,
be he started back and met th.
|apming down Il grade al Il te rial
IA He was uneh'e to reverse his a.,
III ger ont oi the way. a collision
4d, IhroNiqs .everal cans flu1,
II rack. Tho engineers
WAS broken and he received in
. Injuries. The fireman was
blliy ~cdIded, hts righr leg crushed
"a rec, lived other iiju'its. hich
proye fatal the conductor was
III around telegraph pole aud IN
probably fata iy. One brakeman
Dgbtly hurt.
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LONDON, Dec. "a he old cable com
pany to-day reduced It's tolls TO the tig.
ures established by Commercial cable:
40 cents per word FOR general business
messages tu Great Britain and France,
~ cents Tor plHln press messages trans
United In regular order, and 10 cents Tor
deferred press business. The officials
Of the companies are consulting rs to
what further Steps they will take IN tue
Dfelnlses
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A CHAOTIC CONDITION.
THAT REPORTED FROM RUSSIA.
Nihi'ism AN Eternal Menace. National
Ife"it Conspir d A aust and
Trade Competitions that Par
alSze - Othcr News.
a Chaotic condition.


LONDON, Dec. A.-1he Paris cores
pendent OF the Times devotes considera-
bic space 10 the account OF tho present
state OF The Russian minister of the in
terror, chiefly engaged in the discovery
aud prosecution OF Nihiists. No sooner
Is one society of Ninillsts sunpressed
IMAM another springs up. Count rols-
tul Is lhunudleu with threats OF death,
ne rarely allehus the meetings of The
cpuucii. Whei ever he a,irs out IT. costs
ovV i"u hIes iur extra police prOtecl ion.
Wl . tue NihllisLs are more
dangerous IMAM ever, the psrse-
chtlun OF The jews is ~ fierce
as a lew years agu, when the Euruue,t,
press boiled Win mHlgnatiun MI Ina
alti-sehitlc outrages wmcn uisgraceu
Russia. The & eat bankers, o>pucially
lh"se oI GERMAN Nationality, no pre-.
NlOus'y Were Interested Ia giving VIDE
puo lOilE 10 Tue outrAges with "A view 10
prevent tne lnVesLAent OF cApIta In
hu>sla, NOW are Inclined ~ subsiuiZu the
press 10 preserve silence. lhey lake
'hi' course lof the purppse of preventing
an lhlpruvemenL of European conn
uehre III Russlali finances, Luv condi on
Vi WhIth, AZ present is not bl-nt, SUE
iolIuS from the nllheultV eXpurionceu
ia collecting revenue, from persistent
A"lerlcan competition IN lhA gram
lf"d aud IRON he ruiuous EXPENSE of
Vhe hufSiah advancetu move. Further
lhort' the protection 5, stein, " hich the
! NluscoW manufacturers obtained
against SlleSian competition, has caused
Gne o'esiahs 10 establish 100 factories ia
h1>sldh Poland. Ia lhrse factories Ger
man operators are employed, aud the
Aueslans are thereby en-. uied To suppty
the Moscow market with goods AT plices
lIoth 10 10 perc under the prices
demanded ny the Moscow manu-.
lacIurerS for precisely SINH
lar articles. Despolism Is in
creasiuS, aud the press Is cnerced inlo
silence. Russia Is Is ore aud more ignur-
ing liberal lucas and paving ne way for
"a tremendous explosion.
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Another year has rolled around, and
the season for merry making aud pres.
eut makingis At hand. Tho chid-ens'
heads aud hearts arc full of what Santa
Claus will bring them, while tina elders
are contemplating with delight the glad
countenanues and dancing ewes they
viii behold this morning They viii
live over again their childhU III, and
onco again Ia Imagination he back at
old tiro place with loved ones, many ol
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|1cAGo, Dee. "a the News Lincoln,
BIZ, special says: Last night thir-
cramps slept on top Of the boilers
\ coal SHAFT here. About 8 o'cl 'ck
lnoruing one OF the number acct
aly turned the blowout valye,
sing the steam and water from six
b. 10 escape, burning aud scalding
10 tn men severely, two uf whom
Thought cannot survive. All he
panic stricken ami found diili.
u ia escaping from the building.
u " re all burned badly about the
,thrpat aad head, and several are
N scalded on their bodies.
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A LonI.Innn CnnnI nrcnl..

NEW ORLEANS, Deu. 2i.-'ihe Plcay-
une's Shreveport special says; The
dam across the mouth of Murphy canal
broke to-day. The dam was only com
pleted month ago, under government
engineers The canal was cut during
the existence ur the famous Red river
ratt and the closing of tnu same l.
deemed necessary 10 improve the navi'
CATION oi Red river.
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Blll Thompson, VINO was arrested on
the charge OF living in adullry with Pre-
81 Ia Lealherman, ami who made his
escape from the officer, who had him In
charge, ut Lancaster, has been re-
arrested. The officers took him at his
wite's h use IN this city. He gave "A
$500 bond for his appearance, aud the
woman, IN default of bail, was commit
ted TO all. Thompson is an ESCAPED
convict, who has been sent up from
both this and Collin county. lie has
fourteen years vet tn serve.
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The Fire Th,s Morning.

A fire occurred At 1870 this morning Mt
the corner OF Harwood aud Elm streets.
The loss cannot bo estimated nearer
thnn y COW cture, which places It, NJ
Sl,2OO for bindings AID more on goods
destroyed one Of the burned houses
was store owned by Cigari. The stock
IA Cigari'S was worth about $500. In.
suranre unknown.
LATER-The buildings belonged to
George II. D,nun.
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REPLY FROM rnR "pRtSrs."

Return the greetlngl lhat we do with feel
lug;
And though the bar ind'to, tn ,se rhymes
while reelnsi
Through nll the mists that foam NJ b. en-
genders,
We feel our hearts beneath our steamed sls-
nenders,
Go warmly out toward yo, thumpers Of the
brass,
Kin sp rlts OF tho prlntcr-piss again the
glass
lille, wncn "Sl" com Is, tho last pagl OF tho
Dress
OHIO, All FOUNDERS, printers ton,
Have ldid 90 IN, dark wav,s OF distress,
May they slecp where heaven gently wee -
It's dew
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Mr.. j. A. Hosack, of Hosack Il New.
ton. San Antonio, says: 81 have used
the Justly celebrated Browns Iron Bit.
ters in my family with favorable re-
suits. My VIE ana daughters have
nten benefited by IL and esteem IL very
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

FILAD LPuIA. Dtr. 2i.-'rho state.
Il of business on all the lines at the
b vlvUuit railroad, east of Pittsburp
Er e. tor eleven months at 1851,
ptre'i with The same period at 1885,,
NSa deer ass ~ net earnings nt 81,
va. aud Erie, for the eleven months
~, shows Il decrease, rumparnd with
samu peri 'd At lSS3 ~ Sl.N,6SJS.
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Mrs. ]. II. GRAY, 10 Mckinney street,
Houston, says; II took Browns lron
Bltters for torpid liver and heaiache.
aud can endorse it ~ the most rplmble
msdieine lever tried. o.hsr members
OF my hmily have received great beu-
eht from its use"
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4 Miiliou-I,o,i,r Fniluro,

LONDON, Dec. "A -lngall, Phillips &
Co., wharlimgers, failed. LII lUilitss,
100000. rho assets, IL is claimed, will
exceed that amount.
lug1iIs " Go. are short 10000 barrels
oi petroleum. The failure was caused
10y a" advance in petroleum, rhe firm
holds % ono barrels nf turpentiue out of
Il total stock III the market of 5000 bar
fCls.
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Cltyvs. James Burke and John Kings.
ton, intoxicated; fined - each.
City w. John Workman, Interfering
with private property; fined 50.
Cityvs. William Hamilton, vagrancy;
fined -.