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MISSES fine French calf shoes, 81 80:
ehldren's French calf shoes, 81 p; boys
lace school shoes q to 81, 81 mems grain
walking shoes, heavy double soles, Scotch
hsssorns So. at Red House
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEps.-The Governor
Yesterday appointed the following Commits
sioners of Deeds for the State of California ;
John Afford Alsop, to reside at London,
England: Charles II. Hewitt, 10 reside at
Portland, Oregon Rufus X. McHarg, TO
reside at New York City; T. II. Cam, to
reside al Seattle w. I.
BRorGnr TO THE HosPITAL.-G. W. Lu-
cas-. brakeman on q special train crossing
" the hill, was knocked from car while
passing through the snowshed at Tamarack
Monday morning. One of his toes was
crushed, and he received severe bruises. He
was brought to the Railroad Hospital Mon
day night.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell e Co. will sell to-
day, at 10 \. NJ, at the residence, No. 500 J
street, upstairs, four Brussels carpets, in
grain carpet hall carpet, stair carpet and
rods, oilcloth, cornices and lambrequins
etc.
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R. R. COMPANY.

HTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y Stockholders of the California Pacific
Railroad Company, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business rs may be brought before
the meeting. will be held at the office of the
Company, in the city of San Francisco, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is, 1885, between the
hours of 10 \. NJ and , P. NJ.
". V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, March 26, 1885. mT2S-td
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POSTPONED.

FTNIE MEETING OF THE CITY BOARD OF
Examination heretofore announced TO DC
held on Wednesday. April Sth, for the eXamin-
ation of applicants for Teachers Certificates, is
indefinitely POSTPONED. ap7-2t
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Do YOU contemplate a trip Eastward? Or
are Won bringing any one Westward? If
so. write or call for information that will
assist you in securing lowest rates, quickest
time hest accommodations. ]. NJ. Davies,
General agent Overland Short Line. =
General ticket Office, New Montgomery
street Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Prompt attention to all correspondence.
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Krpp vour feet dry: wear that which is
leather itself: buy them at the Red House
and Won will save doctors bill no doubts
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FINE HORSE SODA L. Frost, of this
city, has sold his fine Brigadier colt Roscoe,
years old, to a resident of Oregon for a
handsome price, said to be $4,000, and the
animal was yesterday shipped to Delta. en-
route for his new home. He has recently
shown such speed that horsemen predicted
great things for him.
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asr Brewers. pairymen and Farmers can
always find reliable help Mt this house, and
without charge TO those seeking employment.
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Maximum temperature. ITO; minimum. $50.
JAMES A. BARWICk,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, .. s. A.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April 7th. - Indications for
Pacific coast Partly cloudy weather, and local
rains
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Notice from Jacob Stortz
Notice to creditors-Estate B. Dennis
Good barber wanted.
Situation i'll private family wanted.
Nine rooms to let
A card from Julius Asher.
Well u Johnson-Real estate and insurance
Red House-Summer fabrics.
Hale Bros. d Co.-Furnishing goods.
WeinstOck u Observation-Disclosures hats.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Tivoli-To-night, The Waif of the Plains.
Naomi apter-To-night.
Card of Thanks-GOnnet family.
Spring opening at East Park.
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An1Ltrs ACCOMMODATED on REASONABLE TERMS.


Board and Lodging per WEEKS 90 to 81 90
Board and Lodging, per day......S1 20 to 81 %
Single cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
GUIDE ROCK

Judxs Wilous end dsvasy shss.a
NJ have hssn tn ,ovs &c . dsy os
sso. and Are easb 1t the ncesbsaAa
NJ AMI Nm 4 SsTs~s have ss~ss ss
Hos sssinxs Arsansss shers u 70
hor>d VI Garter ms, ssvAan hss
heath. b hassns suffered ell S,usse
of ,nhAmAsofy rhsum.,sm-
Amer los< add ., unss s'~os
hopeless suoxxls our haEhess
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
OOWLDa

Elm Creek NJ quite 6ush the nns
If this week.
A. Hurh's house 10 up. and pre-
senIs . very handsome appearance.
DAvii fsul's house will he up In .
few days.
Henry Waller has commenced . re-
idence in Co1les. When completed IL
V,Il be n hs-t house in too n.
seven of or Carpenters went . few
miles into the country on Monday last
io finish work thst wns suspended ON
acoount Of the SNOW and e1sd veasher.
Nj. GauSnebin has removed 10 Dr..
Schenck's farm near CoSlcs.
nc Butcher has rented his farm to
II = Ball and will remove " Red Cloud
soon.
A. n. Linebafser his pus up . tele-
phone between bis Office ADD residence.
Turner. brother OF our gentle
manly railroad sg-nt. started on Mon
day laaI le his homo in Kansas C,ty.
J. c. oads many friends While here.
Lrr5iH MAGNET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

spring time 10 coming.
bisineas IN ell ~ branch0 = -.
NJ. f,sh. Of Hasunr. ~ In sssa
lasl v~~k.
L0 smith and family. Of Burr UAh.
Are waiting fFiends and selauvo In ne
city.
u r Hurd. proprietor Of the Castles
livery stable. ~ seen ou Oos streets
last week
Cur elevators are full 70 oves6osins.
and corn ssill soiis In.
The dance 1 the rink On ths aight Of
The 1th Was . succesA.
IL Rumos. Q frst- cleo painter and
grsines, he's opened . chop Ia Gus cssy
TWo cas loads a household eonsis
and farming ,mplsOsa0 sess unlosd-
ID here saturday.
Rev. Waller 10 holding revival sss-
vice. q the Oak Csset school home.
Died. the infant con Of NJ. and IN
p. u Mcclellan. % pnsumOaia. axsd
months and - days. The hsrsssed
parents have the sympathy 81 the Gu
IRE community.
Rev. u r Crisman. Of Omahs.
preached two eloquent scssno0s o. t6s
Presbyterian church. Sunday.
Marricd. NJ the nsaAssse ~ ue
brides parents. Tuesday evening. Yeb
-, Adrian KnsesmAn and Mts lds
Kansier. by tho Rev. Schubasevi.
The revival msst,nep ~ the Psesby
tAnan church are still sn progreas aW
Q great deal Of interest 10 taken.
2. Jefords. Of Red Cloud. hes ~
ened up Q h~pt-ciass stock OF jesslsy ~,
A. kops.eh's storv. He seems 70 b.
sell ~paironired In the beginning AMI
Ne bore is will continue
PArsics seem TAI 10 quito numseous
late. yonday evening The young pso
pie IL our city. gathered ~ ths rssi
dsnce Of Mr. and Mn Kseplssis. an
The following evening they sotsStAinei
Q party ri their friends run Ayr.
La, Friday evening . hus namber
OF oar pleasure loving people. by u
reque., Il Mss IAna Nay. gathered -
MoCleiiAns Hall. where they ts,pp
the light fantastic until The Ves en-
boun 81 the morning.
Nrs. Hsusy v sspss1s6 - b. sis
Us 300 " vsst In he Ones a t.
NO
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
VILLA

81 Richardson and family -tartsd -
Ksnsas this morning who're they make
their future home.
The Temperance hall Of Aouncs 4
Ssmpsoa - new IN operation. who're .
social game Of billiards cao b ipdulg-
ed in.
z Fish keeps he bon son boarding
house. he u an osA hand ss the boss-
ness and knows hov % sling hash
3. Alexander " repairing his r0i-
deocs and otherwise imerovin9 It. b.
don't spare money os time vbso he
go0 % Aliug up. ,. Wheat y dong
The caspsntsr work.
N<ve,.i ,aams have zone 70 I'D
Cloud today aASs lumber fos 1. D.
N0useY vho oil erect "a i0ple0saa
house ::pppsits NnshAss 4 Yulsoa's
hardWaSe a0se. He . . uossles N The
implement businsa. and has gagged
A Burden 20 aAiss him. one Of Weih
bes, young mso. Jim 10 Vel, koovs
% al the citizens q these paSts. ..sn1
We predict . good usts 1os The gentle
men
Mr.. John Stosev. Of Rcd Good. kas
purchased The binding and entire
ssoek a dsuo of II Mesnif. and -
adding hsyely 10 he cd sock. and In
seods 70 make Il - good . drug store
- can - fusd in Webster county.
". Ssosey - . eensismanly and boss-
u0s yvung man. vho thosUoghly %
densands he drug bussnGs. which
ell Be . grsas advantage 70 Ne tSsn
and community
d.. c Rehles IL kesssd as Wslh
InsssA 70 buiA . residence and sssy
Vish u.
D.. Nonsos. e An. = sssppiae u
shs hosei add oys So inssoAs 70 locate
here.
The shasins ofshs snos lsss vssk
0nssd tAs Eale Blue 70 81 o. . tAs
| Il - ID an fos ussssaoos. but vss
kind CROUCH % semovs some vocd ss
A Ho6man 4 Co. thas I'D been chop
psd and corded up.
Yhaakie h0 eooe 10 IsAiaSoiA
JIG. Osn1osA has purchaesd . boris
70 DIVE IN his % bo6U.
D Andress has . psg abous too
naushs ol1 shss - eight fesl
Jaoa spiekaAll vas tskso vssy siea
oos Asy Ia vssk- Dr.. K - ea1ssd
snA sVeosss bin O. shs 8saAL
OSHefb hAs hAA tAa 0n1ossnns r
ioss too 1as boss0 Uishss - - 4
d,ya
Nh EsAies h 10 ssvs ~ sssk
Yea M hess ss0o - aoniA
! Rrssrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
SALTWATER

Nv $ai.h kss . sssvss@~ a- sh~
o.asr 81, TIE DO hll.--i ass. 3,
,.>n shoss he rsc~r~s . ss~s ~ sssas
k.nd 'hs: iSA! ann oss
josn Eiaifr Hnst C-@stned sssl
Vim haisxa s.s.~i ss IT, So go
dsr sr".
Norman Tee ag,a .ss ~ ,..sans
their fr,seds ~ the part ~ tA~ cs@sa:y.
IN Ne hss se0 dare sosO - dase-
peead quite sapstiy
p - Haasess sohoo,, an 6sircs >.
eseoed EsstAy y.L
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Beautiful spring like weather.
M. w. II. Fuller ~ taken suddsn.
~ and dangerously III Sunday morn
ing. Al this writing che n ~covalescing
under the skillfvlI treatment Of d.
Kehler.
X X Mills u doing some hns sketch.
ing on John McCaiium's house, also
the FAinvicw school house.
lSnNo
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
a Good Barxain,

4 good hotel for sale In . growing
and prosperous town in Nebraska, on
easy terms, Or will trade for young cat
-. Address all inquiries 70 or call 90
TINS CHIEv ONCE, Red Cloud, for furth-
e. psr,iG ulsrs. 3O-%l
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

~ 49,
LSoolS. MA. Ma-ch ! isss
During The pat vess the lsEssl.;nrr
have seps@plshsd .ooss Than in o.
he previous ts-sioos- nurdAy u
O'Clock Dsdnieai Ne gssod saai round
up vin aAks place. ,hss beng The tine
agreed vDro By soth b0oss for anal
sApunmsosl Ne moss nss hsls can
80 - introduced. shils 81! bsls that
have DOT reached . seoOod os ,asd
reading. de - They Asa>x1 dssessss
Ne sale would - bseass OF II severn,
more u thsa AAA .shnAA The came
he bu, - . ssosoi usinS the prs.sos
legislature sAso ssasoo ~ b proud Of
their record
neHsass Sxs TaxAeray
Ahou, tee O'Clock On - &Go1rdsy
aitesnooa IN a;semps - 0sAe ~ rob
the s,ae Treasury. Tasse men Pr
tered the tseasurer's Once snd present
ING resoisep ordered the deputy Usas-
uref ~. Bartlett Who 80 an duty .,
the time Ia ho.d up his haDds. amer
winch he vAs ordered ~ pAss ovss The
money which he dad Ia the AMOUNT Of
$50. Meanwhile the dSsecsiscs aso
sere waiting IN the adjoining r,-,m
and soo had been previously ADVISED
Of the joo BY one Of Lhe gang, ru.hed
% the 6oos With shot guns And - ths
robbers attempted ~ psss ous they
Wese told 20 halt. One cd 30 While
she other did nos AMI ~ shos BY de-
sscsivs Found. the third one sscst<d
through The viudoW but 81 ahsgvasd
captured. The excitement soon ahes
the shouting cannot hs described.
BOsh houses we're deserted and every.
one rushed dosn stAin pell nell Ia
whore The poor wretch sAs lying. With
bis LIES blood sboing Q .,Niy away. lie
proved ~ Be . ons legged man named
Grif0n veil known IN lADcoln ~ .
nASd % ard had the money occurred
from the treasury N his pocksss- The
widest sumoss prevailed. some sAid u
pAynp job BY the desscasss
whereby they might gain nosorissy fos
themselves some % ~ fAs - 10 call it
. cold b,ooded murder &c. The mat
Ter 10 being investigated and oil oil
probably be cleared up il time.
Representative Haley has introduced
nins bills. Representative Aescomcs
the came number. Bosh .hess gentle
men have fouHh, nobly and exhibited
both discretion ard ability. A. The
time for adjournment u 90 close ~
hand &c will not notice the various
now uodcr discussion until neiS
week. The weather h nns - eoul d
b desire d and everyone ssems To he
eujoying it. Dkw Dsor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Henry Cook has just rece " +! his
new stock OF wall papers, the IN.
est selection ever brought hero.
Decorations. shaGes, and all kinds
u val paper trimmings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
Auction Sal

viii o0ss q Public Sale q g. .sus
tsovn ~ The O. Adams Esa. -fe,
miiss Buutb-S0R Of salem. o.
Friday, April 8. 1885.
AZ Zen o'css<t. A. -. The 8 {
psopsny. viz = milk oossr
ysas-oad ssssr; Z svo yea ~ ls ..
ssoyesY-osd boil. IS ysasisnO 90
Harrow. C~slnvsaon. Corn FAas~s
Moving Machine. Hey s.ks. - Iss
farm s~ap,esusoas. TERHA-ssns ~
49, thea o cash g. os oyss. a credit
az Donsns Vsii % gsvsn 9Th &yf9s-
q e,cun:v k-asiag ~ eses ies<sss.
10 pss csoa dnonuns ks eoGA
loss r. A0sisy. fset ss,ss.
r. c. GIup. A~uessooSes. 4.s
0ooek Ho01V 0aao
Severn CLOCK snUs fs 0is Is sssas
twenty ess o. shiny aas .bsv7s sosx.
Oos mile sesS ~ so0a
3i-n J. y. VEG
CoN1AAs my pssas vaa s~s ID
oshes 1sma. srn ssve 20 aa s~z
20 svsosy Ass pes ees6 a ~
ny hne- q g. N-RTAsz
Ogl.AHOie ssdA aaa 0Lssxsss -
them oncs asd 20 vf1 esx s1ss
aenin- We VII gaasaas0 1sss - -
! she hA1 ~ ~ 0askss - s@aSy -
fi0dsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Several thousand ash. caialpA, OF.
elder. soA maple and cotson-vood tres
for sale ~ reasonable prices - Ju
Garben oas mile north q Red
Cloud. Sin
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

1HE following figures we're A.
ranged ~ Miss Lisxie Naskes. vho i
. pupil IN district No. u. They consist
Q! the number from l 70 g Inclusive.
and Are 20 arranged 'hss upon aAdins
the cosumns the resu.S viii b he ame
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

NoncI-Thess Gin 81 graod %
Gal Dall q the Red Coo6 Fiok % the
~ a s3Pssiko Aay. 1aseA NH 1855
% which everybody = iaviAsd - ~
saoA- Hsk elm oseh0tEA vfns
supp~. Pspalas Hic0 a aAninioo-
Z 0no CooG, 1anR@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

50 Is Is IL o . 3 &:
80 IS 10 81 81 - 10 81
- 5 IL ] g s. - .
60 . - 81 8 q Z
- - = 10 - - . }
II u $ - 49, - -
10 ~ ~ II no. -
s. $ 81 - 81 3 = 50
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

NOTCH
Notice is hereby given that there
will Be meeting a the Demoerasie
central committee Of wehssss eonnsv,
Nebraska. Al the court hoos. in Red
Cloud. on Saturday. March IL. 1855. II
2 O'Clock. p. II. /, - desired thss Tiers
shall be present si that time al: The
precinct eommitsee men. - business ol
Importance win come before The mesa.
ing. As. NAnu, Chairman
OllvE4 DowxA Secretary. 3l-3I
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

"S@ hSoku1SsCu psS~sNVsSs ~"~
Unitel State. Of America In coose-
Quence Of the above fact Jim Miner
had his little Gag hoissed 70 the breese,
and wss otherwise very demonet'stive,
a were all good democrats Of the
household Of faith.
A Boip attempt was made the other
day by burglars "a rob the state treas.
ury. put was frustrated by detectives
who had dropped on 10 the affair
through one Of the men who gave the
whole thing away. One Of the burglar
was killed, one wounded, and the other
lsnguishes behind the barr.
LIST Of letters remaining uncalled
for the week ending March :. ISIS,
Miss Fannie Bohne., Up Fowler. Jn!i'
fenson, A Helvering. d Hill. F y
Jone.. John A Northrop, Geo " Pot
ter, Miss Amelia Smith. W F Smith
Ms Jennie Spencer, s B SAnderson
Mn Amanda Thornton. Hattie White
Thsse letters will be scot 70 the dead
letter omoe March 80.
yARAR living in the vicinity o
Amboy broke through the cu,vert jus
eass Of Gus RoaA' residence las'
wednesday night One Of his horssl
got down In the bridge and had it no
been for timely Aid he would probably
have lose The horse. Thin culvert i
pes1setly inadequate TO carry the wsts'
a. md should be 1t least . thirty Sss
span. Ihe o~erseer Of highway sheah
look afler The bridge before come ont
GEN . hcsse killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

ticular.-EAo
TukRk has been another change in
the public schools. Prof. Ebaugh hav.
ing resigned, Miss Era J King has been
appointed superintendent ir bis stead.
This na worthy promotion and We be-
lie,e that Mss King III be fully able
TO COP With all and every emergency
that the occasion may require Mis-
Wooley has been advanced % the
priucipslshipSof the nigh schools, and
Miss Evans has been selected to take
charge a the second intermediate for
the ress Of the term. We hope the
scholars will now move along eercnely
and that the pupils viii become 'disni.
ned and aasis, the teachers in making
the schools . success.
REr Gorp lodge I. O. q. F. Of tnis
, city paid the brethren . freternal visit
., Blue Hill las, Monday afternoon, O.
the freixh, bv courtesy Of Superintend,
en-, Calvert and re,urnedfn, the mornin,
They report having received . royal
reception u the hands Of their hsesh
rem of Blue Hill. The supper was on
Of the best ever spesad in wsbssez
county cay those Who tested it, inertia
The following are the names Of those
who vent 70 Blue Hill. OR Down.
A. 4. Peak. Fred Hummeil, wn. and
J.. s. PAxksR G. ". Dow. A. h KAlsy
7. E Hart Roy Fl. Huschsoa. @. n
NcDAniels. J. q. Smith. u. g. NAssh
-. ". Dickenon, Ed Nscalf, 4. Ian
seshach.
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afterward. % Eq, 249; 70 Allen. 100; rs
Besv., 454.)
when a tenant is entitled to remove fix
lures from the freehold and treat them as
personally, the same right may be exercised
by any one who claims under or against
him, as assignee, or execution creditor. Q8
Ind, 231; Pick, 487; 81 Penn. St., 1867.
1t follows that fixtures may be seized and
severed by virtue of an execution against
the tenant whenever their character is such
that they might have been removed without
the consent of the landlord. Il Salk., 368;
NJ. & W., $50; 2 Smiths Lead. Cas-, 217;
DEMO-. 527). So it may be taken on at
tachment. (18 Mass, 401.)
Things affixed to the freehold, although
belonging to the tenant, cannot be dis
trained, for the reason that such things
SAVIOR of the realty, and the right of distress
is confined to personal -cbattels. IL McC.,
S. c., 329). If landlord, under distress
for rent arrears, sewers fixtures from the
freehold and disposes of them, he is liable
in troVer. g Q. B., 961; 3 G. d D., 260) /.
But lessee cannot, even during his term,
maintain trover for fixtures attached to the
freehold. g NJ. & W., 1S4.) Trespass will
lie against the owner of land for the re-
moval of annexations to the land made by
another under a parole lease. Il Me-, 1T;
Al Iowa, III; AZ VT, 146).
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say there is the very greatest danger
to be apprehended from it. There is
quite as great certainty of its intro
duction If cuttings, rooted vines or
seeds are introdueed from Infected
districts, without previous disinfec-
ton, as there is of the Introduction of
smallpox from an infected ship,
without vaccination and quarantine.
The danger of the introduction of
phyllOxera would be reduced to a
minimum were supplies of cuttings,
ETC., procured through the Viticul-
tural Commission, or from an agent
vouched for by them. This would be
a guarantee that they had been
thoroughly disinfected before ship
ment. Perhaps Mr.. q. A. Wetmore
would be the most reliable. Once
introduced, the only effectual remedy
is to destroy the vines, root and
branch. Phylloxera has spread from
the old Geelong vineyards to New
South Wales, through leaving the
roots of the destroyed vines near
Geelong untouched. The insects
lived and propagated from the roots,
and rising out of the earth as at Berke-
ley, were carried in their winged
state far and wide. We desire to
avoid all such danger.
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THE attention of the police authOri
ties is again called to the dangerous
practice of training horses on the
public streets, which appears to be
pursued with impunity. Life and
limb are endangered every day by
these lawless proceedings, and if the
police do not henceforward perform
their duty in the premises, the power
above the police should ask the reason
why. The ADVERTISER noted typ
zeal case the other day, and our even
ing contemporary recorded an excit-
ing trial of speed on Queen street
yesterday between two professional
horse trainers. In no other COM
munity would such conduct be tOler-
ated.
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ABOUT pHYLLoxERA.

Something has been said in COM
munication In the 90 Planters Month
Iyn on the subject of phylloxera, in
reference to an article in the P. c..
ADVERTISER of July 26th. Our OBJ
iect in writing that article was to
show that, owing to the perverted
scientific experiments of Professor
Hilgard, at the Californie State Uni
versity, Berkeley, q district hereto
fore free from pllylloxera hadbecome
infected, the learned Professor having
reported that he had kept a phyllox-
era prepagAting reserve in the Uni
yersity grounds from which, during
a period of four months, he had
q watched that lovely insect coming
ont of the ground and being spread
hv the wings of the wind. We con-
s!dered it to be our duty to warn per-
sons contemplating the planting Of
crane vines in this country not to
order them promiscuOusly from the
Coast.
Mr.. Lyean. in the Planters
says there is. not this
least danger from this disease" we
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A bay mare colt has strayed away from
corner of Punchbowl and Beretania streets.
A reward is offered for its return.
Tomorrow afternoon the last game of
baseball of the season will be played at Ma
kiki, between the HOnolulus and Oceanics.
1t would be a fitting termination to very
successful season if the Royal Hawaiian
Band were to play during the progress of the
game instead of at Emma Square. A good
and close game may be looked for.