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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-22
NOTICE
Delinquent Tax Suits.

STATE OF NEVADA, a..
OFFICE OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
In and for said County. !
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
PERSONAL

Niss r. Caudee. ~ Buffalo, - IN the City
.he z1e~t ~ Mr. and Mrs. q. /. Shatfrcs-
f,5 Scrihner street
T. G.. Levi. ~ the star Clothing HoHse. re
tarned yesterday from a SIX weeks tr'r tc
New York AMI Boston.
J. G. Knox hss returned from Fe-ossey
where ae has been FOR his health. sud r feel
inz greatly improved
Hon. FL. VI Barter and r1fe. - Jscss'1n.
ara spending few days AZ Burton Farm a.
ss,azfs e Chmries ~. Garfield
r. 0 Rose left last evening - loin h7s
family AZ Angola Ird. 1e EiH he sDne
sbout Ten days ard his family Tid rerarn
Vita hIn.
p- q Srhrrfz. 81 Constantine, - n
tha -ifv and riH lccate here. Hi@ efAce F1il
hs in .,nnecrisu p1th bis brother Perry 2. af
f1o Monroe street.
a Carr. ~ Wsfsrvsle. Marie. VII -
-afa +, fhfs ~itr in me near f1rHre. he =
ssii ~ be an sx-el.e1r osss -inzef taH Fiti
teach v,,csi music
A. : R.,ekualI wife ard daughter
s,~-na~fr 81 this estV rev - NsrmoEf11iie.
- s,,ersfius .ors,e tssrle usth sheir 3a1zisfer
wrs rhRe. N Cfsr6eit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The COMMISSIONERS

Ther Have no Jurisdiction Over Prs
onsrs Confined TO the Sher,tt's Care.
The regular meeting OF the Board Of Po-
Ice and Fire Commissioners was held yes
terday Mayor Curtias VI sited the Board,
advising with them IN the usatter OF the oFdin-
anco recently passed by the Common COun-
cil relative to city charges adiudged 10 man
aal labor. IL va the opinion of the Board
that 10 was not within their province
to datall members OF the police
force 10 oversee such laOOrS.
The petition OF John Hamburger for relief
IL the matter OF damages awarded against
him for illegal arrest Of MIR. Tyler, while ne
(hurnburgerl Was member Of the police
force. Was referred 10 the Committee on Men
and Discipline for report. The Committee
on Men and Discipline reported Ia the mat
tor Of the working Of city prisoners at the
lail, that, Ia their opinion, II Is the duty OF
the keeper of the jail 10 superlntend the
working OF prisoners. that the police depart
ment has no right or authority over prison
ers who have been confined to the care OF
the sheriff, and fOs whose safety be alone Il
responsible. The President was requested
to so advise the Common Council. The
Committee on Property were requested To
order lO0 extra patrol-box keys Edward
Davidson vas appointed police constable.
Applicants for the position OF driver OF patrol
wagon and telephone signal officer will be
examined al the next regular meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Fuller. the incarcerated forger, who was
TOO much under the iuhasnce Of liquor to
wish n express his ideas 10 the reporters
'day night. had become passably sober
ye ny and was extremely willing 20 use
hi- f1f que. lie Acknowledges his guilt with
tears. cries Ike q child over his treatment uf
"his best friend on earth-Dr. Johnson, +"
ssys he has acted like a dog and deserves
punishment. etc. CSC. All of this shows that
Fuller d Just a. sharp "A be vas ever claimed
90 be. and IL making a great BIZ plea for
sympathy from the tender hearted and
lenieucy from the court. He will, undoubt-
eddy get very little froin either.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

PkosATE.-Estate VI Savoy Il. Beais. de
ceased Order assigning residue Of estate.
- Estate Of silas Powell deceased. Ad-
ministrat0.s bond hled and letters issued 20
Charles A hObinsOu.-In Fe estate OF
Anna Biickle. deceased. Refusal OF exeeu-
tor - accept trust MED.
sCpEkIoR- Theresa E-dOm ". Henry
Esdom- la chanesry. Blil for divorce
uied.
CIKCUrr-OFFICE BUsISEss--Martin X.
Cook st al ". L. ii. Redmond Assumpslt
Declaration fled
POLICK Thomas Burke. Drunk. Jail 4t
days-- Frank Chase. Drunk. Adjourned
10 Aug 2e.-Ihe People ~. Charles Kelley
saloon open after hours. Paid 50. IS -
John Henry Williams. Assault and battery
Fined six cents and costs. Paid.--Jamt
Foley. Drunk. Paid - 35.
JUSTICE BEoUWER-J. George Lehman vs.
John Johnston. AssumpsiL Judgment FOL
plaintiff S2U.l9 aud costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Justice Saunders as Police Judge.

Justice Saunders as Police Judge.
Yesterday morning two men were brought
before the Police Court, charged with being
drunk. and while waiting for Judge Saunders
10 make his appearance they held brief
consultation. One Of them said ne was
going to plead guilty, a. he would only re-
ceive twelve days by 40 doing and advised
his companion to do likewise. When the
Court opened the one who waz 20 full of good
advice walked up and pleaded guilty. The
Court inquired II this was hIs first
offense. and upon being Informed
that Il was the third, sentenced him
70 forty days at hard labor in JAIL The
other fellow was then brought forward and
the charge rea0 % him. The result OF plead
ing guilty seemed 90 be too much for him
and he changed his mind; pleaded not
guilty and demanded a jury trial. The old
scheme Of pleading guilty and receiving q
light sentence does no. seem TO work well
and drunk No. undoubtedly perceived that
fact without great deal OF consideration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The Jury Panel.

Tbs following are the jurors drawn for
the September term of the Circuit Court:
John Sullivan, First ward: Leonard D'Ooge,
Second ward: Edwin Rundell. Third ward;
Hiram G. Goodrich, Fourth ward Martin
Gilmartin. Fifth ward; VIM. Shackleton,
Sixth ward; Hiram Coburn. Tyrone; Geo.
Cumback, Byron: l.. G. Chapman, Solon;
Geo. Hall, Spencer; VIM. X. Jones, Gale
donia; Henry Withey, Nelson; Owen Bow
man, Gaines; j. +. Mann, Sparta; Silas
Fraisted, Lowell; David Zeigenfuss, Oak
field; Alphonso NJ. Sharpstein, Wyoming
James L. Walsh, Algoma; Henry Wood, Gas
cade; james Morris, Courtland; Chauncey
Bodgett, Paris; Geo. Gooding, Alpine; Dan
A. Mann, Nergennes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

TIE sreiiing ccntess given ~ kssie a
senbig. K Of T.. 2Us2. At t-ood Tsmplar =
haii On Nesf Bridge street. last night vss
VEL Attended. There were seventeen rou-
tesfsnt- fer the honors, which we're captured
hy Edward n Stein. Who spelled down the
ciase 81 re wcrt scoruucopfa. after F1irh
- and @. y. Wagner chose sites. and the
Hffer rarsa en-. vfcis,rsrna tire dersizlvp znrsi
eefn1 teelzeisuh. Ms. I. Fr-nz ves t1e
rrepcuntier % the words ~ ths class. and
war tne srei'irz rae sver -he favored the
H,f1ifprra ufth a -acsif-sfft,rs ~ Barbara
trftctie. f'sose IL attendance we're 0eii
pteeeec Vsth tae entertaiursent thrrnChcut
and uianf e-7resse-i = hope that they wvsid
- rxsnfinne1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

a Number o. Citizens Witness an EK-
hibxioa ., tsss Grano F4a.sn Crs@.

a Number Of Citizens Witness an az
hinatlon o. ths Grsno Ftassn Crs'@.
J1ssa lnsitAtIon II Hoa. = seeiss, ~
Grand Hasel. parry frou aals eitg vislltsd
0raua haven yesterday - @itnsss al sAhi
bitlon 81 ne ulss4Ders "a the g. ,. Elesas-
ing ers@ a. that hariooe. The eoEepaay seat
" lbs Haven - Ehs Chicago q "sst MAsoi-
xan railroad. leaving a. s.ls a. and re-
farming st s.i5 =. a.. aud consisted ~ NE
follo2ing persons. hon. 4. &. C0Eastock
snd ~lls aI.d iaazhtef ktals. Judge Chanp o.
An and ~ife sad danghlsr ksislie, hoa
Jsl4as Aousel4an, T. A. bariingslne,
Es,., A. l. skluaeF, &. h fo0te, Mr.
add Ars. John Mcintyre, 8r. and Mr.. John
Goldsmith ald sgn Jonns AFs. honAie sDd
Master Constock k0Hkie. Mr.. sDd hrs.
HHntley Rasssli, Ars. Or. B0tsf0Fa snd ii r..
lhoa. Fuant Judge Holmes aid fraak
Williams. II scott "a iiLauls, lolled The
parts AZ Gra1d Haven IN hfe-sasing crew
a Grsnd Haven - one u the most pfoncieut
upon the great lakes and Seut through the
various exercises Of drIll 4alckly and nth
great precision - The e1tIse Satisfaction "a
the Congressman present. Mo were anxious
IL know more concerning this branch Of the
Gogernment service. Ihe nriuZ Of the liIe-
line from the mortar over the imaginary ,
.reck and the Rescue Of The sailor ~as &C
comy ylIshed IA unusually qah1k tine. lns
men afterwards gave exhibitions With ths
ilfs- boats and buys, showing the <of kins =
Of the recently adopted self-oalllug and self
ngAtlng hfe Doats. AL those present a. Sit
uess tne-s mansuyers we're well pleased sne
/ highly entertained. and gained many idea
7 concerning the value Of the life saving ser
I vice.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT


w ofer goodft Market, ,heavyc
S400 $500
Fine diagonal NewM for
$500 last 500
Splendid quality New Markets n black andbr
500, last $1,000
New Markets.
50neyerbe eforeso essth
deliberately trimmed Markets
a
other styles quality Silk Plush
Plush which sold
So Silk styles
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


the novelties English
and
Black
which be
Wecal particular attention the following Big Bargains
French all wool Cashmere, 40 wide,
PEI
Three Of the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fan
width Also Combina
Sutings from 25c the finest made
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Prospects q ssns Eatrsss ard Lafgs
Exhsolt

Janles Goa. Secretary u TIE hestsra
Alehigaa Az. 49, seen - . s1szA3 re-
porter yesterday ana ID sus@er ~ i14alrles
regarding The prospects q the FAR. sald
~ Everything IS z0iug ssaoothiy sn1 ti.e inal-
catioas are vesy fsxoFabls. ~e sApect ~ have
tbe besl Fsir ever held here. The exhibits u
gam. vegetables, fruits, etc, vii te un-
pFesetieL led. a. tbs cToTe are szcciient this
year. I have recelFed a great ulaDy alpp-
eatiOLs Tor sEace. tie Superintendent Ill
Ice here tomorrow and consider thSuas ss
that Is excissiseiy ia has charge. ! have re
eelsed numerous istters ~ inquiry from
stoek breeders Ia PenB-y yisaDia. Iowa nli-
poi., " iscoBsIn sBG Indiana There ~lli bs
= large humber % the exhibitors A the State
Pair in Kalamazoo sb0 ~lu bring their ex-
albit- here, a. se Do not close the entries
untIl the FAIR c0mweDcez and they @lL have
plenty 0t tIms - bring them here. We are
g0.nS p have a good Fair, and don't you
f9rxs.L IL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
One More Unfortunate.

Hamilton. asks the Superior Court for di-
vorce from her husband Henry Esdom.
They were married June ?. 1886 and lived
together one month and twenty days. She
says that a. soon a. they we're married he
began course OF the most cruel treatment
against her and continued II until she was
compelled 10 leave him ana return TO her
fathers house. She also alleges that he Is a
common drunkard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
FALL and WINTER.
1866.
Immense Stock Of New Goods
To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been very large scale. The balance of summer
stock has been slaughtered in order to make for
New Fall Goods Our purchases have been very heavy and
bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers Thereby saving the obbers proh)
safely that be undersod 10y
house in the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known IN the history of the dry
goods trade and order TO people against paying high
prices goods carried from last year will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully 20 per cent less
than last fail.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
An Informal Meeting Held Last Night
at Or. kirkland's Office.

at Or. Nrsland OHiCe.
The Committee on Music for the coming
reunion OF the Society OF the Army of the
Cumberland. met IN DR.. kirkland's office,
last night, j. G. Herkner presiding. After
brief discussion of the work TO be per
formed by the committee, Prot X. A. Vel
lenstein was appointed TO have charge of the
instrumental music for the entertainment,
and Prof. q. y. Colwell TO the charge of the
vocal music. The following - the program,
50 far a. arranged, the detailed program
will be published hereafter: There will be
brass band, consisting of twenty -four pieces,
the Schubert club of eighteen voices; instru-
mental selections BY Prof. Nelleustein, solos
BY L. 4. Eddy and G. ID. Herrlck. The
Schubert club. accompanied by the orches-
ira, will sing a Soldiers Greeting" "A new
piece which has been dedicated TO the
Army Of the Cumberland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

The city editors excursion to Toledo and
Putin Bay siil leave the Union Dep5t next
Tuesday morning At 9.l5 o'cIock via the Chi
cazo g West Michigan and Michigan e OHIO
roads. ard vii reach its destination iu the
afternoon. The fne steamer Chief Justice
Wsits. ~ Toledo. vii take the party 20 the
beautiful islands in Lake Erie. A delightful
time viii pa had by All. The tickets vii be
"a for the rouud trip. and the tickets are
rood ~ return until Thursday night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

On aEd sftsf A0n.ias, Ass ~, ths priee
u Ink M0ENTsG zl-z4s4ks " Subscribers IA
tels eltg. - Nhola tae Eapsr = aelFefsd -
sarrlsr. - ia oeals per seeA 90 49,
. rear Ia a1sAaos. Prise per siagis eop1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

This department stocked with complete assortment of Velvet Beaver Pals
Persian and Woolen Shawls a very l.
We will seyo
Beaver Sbawls
ShawI b, year price
IA
WoolB Shawl as o as
Fine All Wool (doube) Shawls 81 sold last foT
xtra Inca larget tlOuble) Shawls
ldren'sS Shoulder Shawls woo cens
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Thr representatives of the Gibben Self
Acting Fire Extnguieher Co. are III the city
and will give An exhibition of their extin-
suisher the first OF next week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

WasaIsssros, August zs.-For ths "
Per Lake. fair. sariaoia @Iads; asariy sta
flonaEy ismpsrasars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
She Used Only a Sample Bottle of
Steketee's Neuralgia Orops-Read
the Following:

TOLEDO. o., July l6. 1886.
Nr. Geo. H. SieAefee. Grand Rapids, Mich
DEAR SIR.-We found one of your sample
bottles of your Rheumatic remedy and gave
II a trial. My gife has been confined 10 the
house for nine months aud has tried every
kind of medicine, but nothing has done her
80 much good as your remedy. To-day she
was out IN tine yard Tor the drst time IN nine
months. and u gaining steadily. Please
send ns two ~ cent bottles per express. "a
We can not get it here.
Yours respectfully,
ANDREW J. HASD.
Detroit avenBe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Active preparation for the Fall trade has
already begun AZ Winegar's. New goods
are daily arriving. Close purchases in large
lots will make low prices prevail during the
coming season. Vinegar has Just received
the finest line Of boxed papers ever shown IN
this city at astonishing prices; also blank
books in endless variety, fancy goods, splen-
did line of ladies hand bags, together with
school books and supplies of every kind,
and IN fact everything pertaining to lead
ing book. stationery and news establishment
will be found at the headquarters in that
line, +. b. Vinegar, North Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
CHILDRENS AND MISSES CLOAKS.

line of Chdrns Misses Clocks embraces all
market We have al and can fit any child from 81 years Our prices star
Misses New Markets We
s and which fully % cent less than last
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

l@s ss-1scrubsw ~ rscusvsAs fas tsLs
sa>s rsgs.is1ris 1A.a promptly all es~fsF q
ssssT ~ sofsfssss taas egtos ~ tss~pAsss %
seslal es~d. sjar sslsDhsae aa1nber - 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.

Blankets sl5o 200 and 80 last price for the 300 $50 and
Bed in
for Flanuel Of all kinds
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

On and after September l our store will be
open every evening until . O'Clock.
IL. ROsEFIKLD Il BRO.,
Chicago Boot and Shoe Store,
y Canal Street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Never did we have such Large Stock.
Never could We offer goods at such Low Prices
All we ask is an Inspection Of our Stock before making
your Fall Purchases.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Ladies', Gents and ChiIdTeRS Underwear

White and Cored Muno
Cls Hair and Scarlet Underwear We the
smallest child grades medium grades and best grades Oar stock of
Wooln Hosiery Gloves cheapest the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Hazel Kirke the great lOc. cigar.
For the Coming Fair

J. q. Ramsdell, Superintendent Art Hall,
will be al room 4. Porter Block, Monroe
street, to-day, for the purpose of assigning
places 10 exhibitors.
JAMES Cox, Sec'y.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

We the undersigned coal dealers of
Grand Rapids. mutually agree. in order e
piace our coal on the market 81 a ICES figure,
that W. will Sell coal for cash only :. T.
Bennett VI. r. Tomlinzon. q. X. Ice and
Coal Co.. DlcSen=ou Il Storm. Esgle Co
operative Coal and Wood Co. A. B. Know
son Dated August 18th. l8-5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Surgical Instruments. Abdominal sup
porter-. Syr nRes AZ kinds IN fact every
thing known A. Sargicai Supplies a.
Hscz DxTs STORE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Hazel Kirkt. equal to imported, at Hart 5
and all fine cigar stands.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
sTeksTsEs NEURALGIA DROPS

Remember GOossen's always have the best
Kalamazoo cetery at 149 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Buggies of ali kinds cheap.
A. X. ANTIsDEI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Hazel Erke. hand made: the best iOc.
cigar sold.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Nr r A. 0tte. having completed a fuil
couTee ~ L inary ABaiY-es under Dr.. y. O.
Vaughan of the I. of ". isprepared 90 make
uicruzcopicai. chemical. qualitative and
quantitaf5ve ezamiuati 7n - urine. Charge
two tn Eve dogars Nhce with Dr. r !.
Kirkland No ~ Monroe street. Hours To-
II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Peck's German Cologne S1-50 per pint. %
cents rer ounce. Fragrant and lasting. TrF
IT, It wia piesse goB.
H., So
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
600 from one Lcfevre's jcwelry store

600 from one Lefevre's jcwelry store
in Montreal, Canada, the police be-
lieve the scheme was planned and
carried out by an American burglar
named Jones, TO get even with Lc-
fcvre, who was foreman of n grand
jury that returned true bill against
Jones for burglary some years ago.
The burglar had only recently been
released from the penitentiary.
On the last day OF the old year
the United States Treasury mailed
checks in payment of interest due
January LIST on Government securi-
ties to the amount of nearly eight
million dollars.
The silver exhibit from the Chi
huahua mines, Mexico, in the New
Orleans Exposition, is the largest
specimen of block silver ever cast
in one crucible. 1t weighs nearly
three tons and is worth over 100, 900
tons.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.


The United States man-of-war
Essex entered New York harbor on
Dec S0th, after having been away
in Pacific and other parts around
the world for three years, during
Which she had not lost a man and
had but little sickness.
The commercial bodies of New
Orleans have given the South Ameri-
can Trade Commission of the United
States strong recommendations OF
the importance of the Nicaragua and
Panama Canals to the United States,
and urged the forming of more salts
factory treaties of friendship and
trade with southern countries.
A temporal power league has been
formed in Rome, to establish COM
mittees throughout the world, with
the object of advocating, in the
press and from the pulpit and plat
form, the restoration of the temporal
power and domains of the Pope.
In the case Of a robbery of $lO,-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Bgtne w G Irwin sailed this day
for San Franci- co with 1858 bgs of sugar,
1000 bgs of rice & Al head of cattle.
Value $56,2l6.7l,
The Dacca will load sugar for San
Francisco.
MrF @ Windsor. purser of the Dacca,
has resigned his position and will re-
main here.
The Bgtne Consuelos Capt Cousins,
arrived this a IN Is days from F. She
has deck load of 125 hogs for astle &:
Cooke, and is consigned to that firm.
She was nearly 2 days coming from the
east end of Molokai to this port.
The Caibarrien sailed this p m for S
Fwith ll,O21 bgs of sugar, valued at
1857 800.
The bark Hesper, Capt Ryder, arrived
this day with about 1920 tons of coal
from Newcastle, N S w, for the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, rer Planter, Jan 27-G Fl
Dole, E Conradt, Hon w u Rice, Miss
Susan Titcomb, Rev Father Eustathe,
A Spencer, Capt L L Robbins, Masters
and + Waterhouse and ~ deck.
For Lahalna. Maalaea, Mahukona and
Hilo per Kinau, Jan 27-His Elk w NJ
Gibson. His Elk NJ Kapena, His Elk
o Dominis, Hon Joas<Nawahi & wife,
AProf Agassiz, Nowlein, Mrs X Nowlein,
MrsSAlk + S Lyman, wife & child, Mrs
Brash, w H Holmes IL wife, p j Holmes,
w III Cornwell, Mrs H Cornwell, and
daughter, l. NJ Vetleson, E Newhouse,
Avery, NJ G Correa, Mrs F P Hasting,
John Markham.
From S F per Bgtne Consuelo, Jan
2S-W III Laws, j f White.
From F per Bgtne w G Irwin Jan
2S-J Edwards, G Eagleson, A Spencer,
d TIane, J 'Vetman Il wife.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

The Daily Ha'oaiiam is in error
in stating that the next Australian
steamer from San Francisco will
leave about the goth OF February.
She is advertised by the agents to
reach here on or about the 2lst, so
that she would have to leave San
Francisco two days before the
Alameda's date, the 10th. The only
hope for Mr.. Sala's spending any
time here, lies in his willingness to
stop over month, or postpone his
departure from San Francisco until
the Oceanic Co.'s steamer of March
2nd, and leave here by the z. NJ. S.
S. due here March 2lst.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

AS was generally expected, Frank
Metcalf has had charge of perjury
in the second degree preferred
against him. 1t arose out of the
case of the King VS.. YIN Chin Kee,
selling opium, in which Metcalf gave
very contradictory evidence. He
will have his trial on Saturday morn
ing in the Police Court. Mr.. Thomp-
son defends him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

KEoLA, found guilty yesterday in
the Supreme Court Of stealing gun
from Joseph Picto, was brought up
for sentence this morning. His
Honor the Chief Justice told tho
prisoner it was bad case, and sem
fenced him to eighteen months i'm
prisonment at hard labor and to pay
q fine of $25.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

AT the Bethel Union Church, Sun
day morning, the pastor, Rev. Z. c.
Oggel, admitted into membership of
his church, nineteen persons, seven
by letter and twelve by profession of
faith. Three adults were baptized.
The Rev. DR.. Hyde assisted in the
services.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
NOTICE.

Mrs j. A. RODANEr, Dress.
WI maker, requests all hes customers,
especially those whose accounts are
long standing, 10 make immediate pay
ment, Otherwise their ILLS will be
placed IN the hands Of n collector.
Hereafter monihly settlements will he
required. 0i9 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28
Eense or sale.

nF HOUSE AND LOT on School
" street. Lease has years to run.
House contains 8 rooms, bath and kit
chen. On the premises are stable, car
rage house, fowl house, &c. Water
runs through the yard. Just the place
for two gentlemen or small family.
Apply to
919 2w JNO. A. PALMER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

BAD DRINKING WATER, given to
few COWS owned by single farmer
in Ayrshire, Scotland, caused an
outbreak of typhoid fever in three
hospitals and the illness Of 104 patti
ents. The germs of the disease were
transmitted by milk.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

THIS noon, large number of ma
tive men, women and children might
have been seen digging among the
debris of the late fire for curiosities
and other things.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-28

The steamer Kinau will arrive in
Honolulu early Saturday morning.
This is in order to connect with the
S. S. Alameda which leaves at noon
on that day.