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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07


THE steamer line between New Zealand
and San Francisco is to be continued, and
the contract for 1t has been given, as was
forshadowed in these columns, to the sur
viving representative of John Elder a Co,
Mr. Pierce. The service between New
Zealand and San Francisco Is to be done
in eighteen DAYS. 1t is satisfactory TO
know that the matter has at last been
settled. II is stated in San Francisco that
the American Sugar Refinery has entered
into a contract with the New Zealand line
for carving It's sugars on favorable terms.
III this he true. and we have every reason
10 believe II Is. the compact which the
Oceanic Company made with the PACING
Mail Co VIII no longer be carried out with
tbe new line. We are well aware 1t was
repugnant 10 those who represented John
Elder a Co.'S interests, and 1t was not
likely. on the contract going entirely into
the hands of that company that the com
pact would be carried on.
The fact Is that compact was thor
oughly illegal one. No vessel dare refuse
to take either freight or passengers, pro
vided she has room. The question OF what
Is or is not a common carrier, has been
settled long ago, IL the United States
Courts. and those Of Great Britain, and
the compact could never have been carried
ont. had not the American line had a hold
upon the community here. 1t will be re
membered that for a long time the news
dealers were unable TO get down their pa
pers by the Australian steamers, because
forsooth. the Oceanic line had monopoly
Of the freight 1t was finally granted to
them rs a fdD0r, but they should have
claimed it as a right. and had they claimed
it. they would undoubtedly have got 1t. A
suggestion is made that at the expiration
Of the contract years. San Diego may be
made the port Of entry to the United States,
and that n saving Of time may thus be
accomplished. OF course this Is possible
Many things are possible. In the course
Of three years the Canadian Pacific Rail
road Will most probably be finished and
then an entirely new field may open out
might become the ettTep9i Of
trade between two mighty groups Of Brit
ish Colonies
The fact that New Zealand has made
her contract for three instead of five years,
shows that her Legislators are fully alive
to possibilities in the future. Thorough
changes may occur, there Is little doubt
but what direct communication between
the southern colonies and the United
States VIII be kept up. As long as It Is
kept up, We in Honolulu will reap benefit
from the traffic.
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But the Genesta comes with glare of wet cop
per in the sun and darts over the line with thun-
ders of salute beaten surely, but only by the little
time of minute and 50 short seconds in a forty
mile race that lasted over five hours. She had
been nobly vanquished, and she takes IT bravely.
Sir Richard leads his men in their cheers for the
victor, and twice 10000 Americans cheer him and
his magnificent vessel in return. and they cheer
him again, and every vessel salutes him on the
way, vanquished but fearfully dangerous foe
The times of start, finish, elapsed time and cor
rected time are as follows:
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ExecutOrs Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against the Estate Of Her Late Majesty Queen
D0wagcr EMMA KALELEONALANI are hereby re-
quested 10 present them the undersigned at his
office, No. kIahumanu Street, within six 90 months
from this date. they will be forever barred. ALI
claims must mention Hfs, dates and be duly reTifed.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Executor last VIII and Testament Of Emma kaeleOna-
lan deceased.
Honolulu. July 14d 1855. 1911 u
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Commission Merchant, 3I6 California St,
RooM No. 1, SAN FRANcsco,- Cal,
Begs TO inform his Island friends that De will attend
to the purchasing and shipment OF Merchandise aud
Goods of every description for their account at short
notice and on favorable terms
He will also give his best attention to the sales of
Island produce at the lowest Of aud
from long experience he can offer his services with
confidence to all who may favor him with their bust
ness. 1872 iy
THIS PAPER is kept on Gle al L. c. DAKE's
Advertising Agency, q and 60 Merchant Exchange,
San francisco, Cal where contracts cr advertising
can be made for it. 1865
MIR. w. T. ALLEN.
Has Office with Messrs BshopS Co. conner OF Airr-
chant and Kaahumanu Streets aud he viii be pleased
10 attend to any business entrusted to him 1867 5m
MIR. w. C. PARRE
Has Office Messr= Bishop G Cos Bank corner
Merchant and Kaahuinauu sts., and viii be happy to
attend to any business entrusted TO his care lu5 GIN
FURNISHED ROoMS--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms can be had by carly application at
1922 No. ( GARDEN LANE.
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Administrators Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED, TEMPOR
i airy Administrator Of the Estate of j. NJ. DAIGLE
deceased offers FOR sale the following property at pri-
yae sale with the uncEprcd Lease of the premises on
Bethel Street,
Horizontal Engines, 1G horse and . horsepower.
Horizontal Boiler, 3y6 feet with Horizontal Cylin-
ders, Ike inches the. other GxlO inches with
fittings complete.
/ Horse Steam Engine and Boiler (portabcl
1 pckin's Lathe, 2ixi feet with fitting
] shepard Lathe, sS2lf feet with fitting.
+ Small Wood Lathe.
i Small Steam Pump with Boiler.
II Small Pump and Connections.
I Horse Upright Engine incomplete.
q Guns and RCvolycrs.
, Small Carriage Lamps.
! Carriage Wheel aud 1 Clock Dial.
! Wooden Bench.
Vice.
/ small Forge with Anvil 1 Hammers and Tools.
] Bench with Vices.
Drilling Machine.
Grindst0nes with Stands
Small Wooden BuIeau with Stool.
IS Dies, assorted sizes and Left Hand.
10 Drills for Wood and Iron.
Hammers OF divers sizes; Thimbles, divers sizes:
Is Files, Assorted; ( Turn Screws.
stocks with Pipe Dies, ca Pincers.
Cutters. Mandrails, Pipe Vice.
I Steam Governor. Forge Bellows.
I Old Sewing Machine, incomplete.
] Box Of Glasses, Drawers of Old Tools, divers
kinds; some incomplete packages Of marks IN
figures and letters, n lot Of Bronze Bibbs Steam
Gauge, lot Of old Locks and old Thtmbles OF
various kinds.
Assortment Of New Thmblcs. divers lots OF old
lrou, set Of I Shelves with rack for Guns.
This Is a good opportunity for an investment as the
Engines anil Boilers in good condition, and the
stand is wcll-established place.
For fun particulars in regard 10 the uuexpred lease
Of The premises and the contracts to furnish steam
power 10 persons occupying the buildings adjacent
Thereto apply 10 the undersigned,
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More Acoon1nodatinn.

Complaint has reached the Postmaster General
o. the kingdom, from the American post offce al
" washington, that large number Of letters were
beng forwarded by every steamer from this port
without going through the regular mail chuiinels
As consequence the San Francisco ofice e bur-
dened with the duties of asserting and cancellinQ
work which properly belong to the port Of nnaiIinS
but which was unable to be performed by The hard,
working and willing corps at this (Honolulu)
ONCE OF account of the public having late letters
gong direct 20 the steamer with their mail matter
10 obviate as much as possible the cause oftroube
existing IN the complaint from Washington, Pot
master whitney has signifed his intenflou Of
keeping the mails open on steamer DAYS until
within fifteen minutes Of time Of departure fhns
afording the most careless and forpetful Of cor-
an opportunity to forward their lei.
ters through the regular channels.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07

TUE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
been duly appointed administrator OF the estate Of
Kaawaia. late Of Hanaei, Kauai, deceased intestate,
hereby notifies all persons having claims against said
estate, that they must present the same within six
months from the date hereof they will be forever
barred; aud all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby requested TO make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned. a. e. SMITH.
1851 ft Administrator.
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Nrw advertisements.
DISSOLUTION /!

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
i carried on under the nrm name % LYONS &
Levey Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, T. j..
Levy retiring and j. Lyons carrying the business
as heretofore who will all liabilities o. sad
arm, and who alone is authorized 10 collect all ont
standing debts. tsignedI J. Lyons;
Honolulu. II. l.. Sept. isih. ISIS
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NOTICE !

THE INTEREST AND RESPONSE
L bity Of MR.. JOHN II. SOPER in the firm Of
SOPer, Wright * Co.. at Oosala. Hawaii has been
assumed By MIR. JOHN \. WRIGHT, who viii carry
tho business Of Sugar Planting under the firm name
of John y. Wright. JOHN n. WRIGHT,
JOHN II. SOPER
fr,iHt1u1a g.ufntrI,ar 9Th 1885, tOrst Il
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Co-Partnership Notice.

The undersigned have entered into capartncfship
under the firm name Of LYONS q COHEN, for the
purpose Of carrying business Auctonccrs and
Commission Merchants at the old stand, corner Fort
and Queen Streets. Hoping for yonr Bind support, &c
We IRE, yours respectfully, J. LYONS.
L. L. COHEN
Honolulu II Sent nth fsS5 1872 I'm
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terror OF the japanese. The Ministry
have so involved themselves with Japan,
that many would say our very independ
ence was threatened.
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Ann Embellishments.
NOTICE. |

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders OF the PACIFIC SUGAR MILL,
viii be held on THURSDAY the I'D inst. at O'Clock
D. m. at the Office Of r. a Schaefcr & &c.
i iS,s II II. RENJEs. secretary
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.

L ~ ACOOINO-A4NAEl w IL IL y IOh =
Il OF sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
Beni Rcaoha to Amin a Ahuna. dated on the sth day
OF August ISL recorded In Libcr o. pages Ia ISL
and 49, Notice is hereby given that said mortgages
intend 70 forecosc said mortgage for condition broken
ond said foreclosure viii sell at public auction nj
the Store Of l. Ahuna In Paalaa. Waialuu, Oahu. on
SATURDAY the ID day Of October. 1855, at l. VI Of
said day, the premises in said mortgage specified
below.
For further particulars apply to 5; y Emerson.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH y pow
l. Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
] n Kaaikawaha 20 G NJ Hyde Trustee kawaiahaO
Seminary, dated the 18th day Of June 1881 recorded in
Lber 50 page iS3. Notice is hereby given that said
MORTGAGE intends to orccOse said mortgage. for con-
dltion broken, and upon said foreclosure Will sell at
public auction at the salcsr0Oms Of + Adams a Co.
In Honolulu on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October,
1885, at l. NJ Of said day. the premises described In
said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars be had Of W. r. Castle, At
torney at Law.
Dated Sept 10Th, 1855. c. NJ. HYDE.
Trustee KawuahaO Seminary.
Premises 10 be sold arc situated at Waiaua. Oahu.
fst-All those premises conveyed 10 said kuiai
kawaha by deed Of Malta. recorded in ber q, page
395. containing area Of 6J-tuO Acres.
2nd-All those premises described in kucana iu,ss9
to Paele. containing Of g)-ipO OF and
conveyed to said kaiaikawaha by deed of kanaoa,
recorded in kiber &C. paccS99. lJs9 81
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TO THE ABOVE. AM
III prepared to continue the business q Auction
Ger, at the Store formerly occupied by s. Nott Fort
Street, next TO g. ". Macfarlanc & Co. unit more
spacious premises arc ready. My first Regular Cash
Sale will be held on THURSDAY, f5th Scptcmbtr al
1079 i'm LEWIS J. LEVEY.
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W C. PARKE.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice..

1ff-Auy person wishing to examine the articles can
do so by applying to W. L. Herrick the premises.
Honolulu, October I'd, 1855. 1852
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders Of the HONOKAA SUGAR
COMPANY. will be held on WEDNESDAY. the sist
inst al 10 O'Clock al the Office OF r. A. Sehaefcr
& Co.
Honolulu, October 9th. 1885.
10Sa 81 II. RENJES, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE!

IL. MAY CO., beg 90 inform their patrons that they
viii deliver goods at ' waikki early on ihemorniugs
OF Wednesday and Saturday, and would respectfully
ask that orders may De Gent not LATER iban Tuesday ard
Friday evening"
Thee also, beg 90 notify their friends tal they De-
liver goods twice day on ile Plains AuuaHu
valley and 'Paiama, and would a-l, that orders Tor
morning delivery shoaid reach the by O'clock, and
for afternoon delivery not later than % O'Clock
f0sU u MAY Is co.
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For further particulars apply to 5. y. Emerson.
AMIN 4 kuUNA
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.

TIE premises to be sold situated in Paalaa Waia
lua, Oahn tud comprise undivided halle Of Royal
Patent 1881 L. C. A. sG said Il. p containing 33ti1u
Acres. originally granted TO Euuka 1u7q Ste
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CUPREME COURT OF THE IA


- u itfhi wv III Oi Tie IlA-
- wuiiuu islands.lr Probate. In the matter Of the
Estate Of GEORGE n. HABBoTrlE late OF Kohaia,
Hawaii, deceased, AZ Chambers, before Mr.. Justice
Preston.
On reading ard lling The petition and accounts OF
David Dayton, Administrator % the Estate Of Gccrrr
y. llarbottc, late % kohaa. Hawaii deceased where
in he asks TO be allowed SIS g. and charges himself
with SioiV- and asks that The may be examined
and approved, and that final order may be- made Or
distribution OF the property remaining I'm his hands tu
the persons thereto entitled. aud dischaeine him and
his surctes from an further responsibility az such
administrator.
IL Is ordered that MONDAY, The 2Gh day OF October
A. ID. lool- at ten O'Clock %. M. before the sand
Justice az Chambers, in the Court House louulula
be and the same hereby j. appointed the time aud
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons Interested may then and there appear nd
show cause u any they have, why Che should not
be granted Aud that this ORDER ia the English and
Hawaiian languages, be Published ia the nAwAmAs
GANEfrE anu hHoA0d newspapers printed and pub
-hcd IN Honolulu for three successive weeks ufrv
to the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. J.. this 18th day sept a. ssl
EDWARD PREsrUN
HENhr SMITH, Justice Of supreme Court
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Ayer's Pills

Accomplish this restorative lvorl, better
than any other medicine. They are
searching and thorough, yet mild. in their
purgative action. They do not gripe the
patient, and do not induce a costiyc re-
action, as is the effect of other caihartics.
Witbal, they possess special propertiCs-
diuretic, hepatie and tonic. Of the highest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
NE PURITAN HAS rLAxkrrrD nra,

hind her rival until the wind catches her again.
That was her death wound. She struggles vainIy,
for the mark is but mile away, and she can never
cover the distance thus lost unless the mast is
blown out Of the Puritan.
Nov the Iuckenbach rushes up abreast of the
Scotland and sets into position for the sloop and
The cutter 70 pass between. On comes the Puri-
tan on her SIDE with her three sails drawing all
they can, and the whole craft maddening witch
cry Of moving beauty, while every American feels
bis heart beat higher as she rushes oyrr the line
and all hurrah Guns boom as of yore, and
whistles t0ot, and on board the Puritan We see she
sailors throw up their caps In the air and shout
and even The owners, gathered aft, cannot refrain
from waving Their hats and giving cheer for
their own proud, living love, that turns shortly
o. stops and seems to pant and throb with her
czsrtion-
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TOUCH M WATERS AND CALM ruEM,

The vessels glide on not so quickly now, for the
wind has dropped its speed 10 twenty eight miles
an hour, and still there is not a rope nor a sheet
touched on either of the foamine racers; II was
thought that they would have to make tack In
order 10 gain the finish line, but they are far 10
windvard Of the Sandy Hook liRhtship. and II Il
seen that they will stand right into the Scotland
lRhtship. II has grown cold and the people on the
Luekenbach 70 below and reappear in heavy over
coats, and as the ting pitches and losses eyery one
clinRs on to whatever he can catch. One almost
enyles the tars on the Puritan and Genesta, living
Al their ease and regardless of the chill and mos
ture During this desperate part of the race many
wondered Why Captain Carter and Sir Richard
sutton continued 10 carry the dangerous topsail,
and many experts said "she would have done bet
ter without it,h and in fact il retarded her pro
Eressi but all agreed that her owner and captain
knew what they Eere doing and had purpose in
view what the purpose was did not appear for
II II was to take immediate advantage of the
nodined breeze they were disappointed; the Puri-
an went Just IS well without it during the storm
and as the gale essened IN viQor she did not lose
any o. her Roadway. She could not afford TO lose
much OF that, for there was but very little clear
water between the rivals where they were then.
about i've miles from the finish line
Now the Puritan came up more TO leeward, and
draws over close to her rival but still much to the
UlndWard. and thay seem to the landsmen to mass
aud repas5 each other but in reality they are run
ninR along. the Puritan little ahead and TO the
slndEard Of the other. Suddenly there is a cry
What's the matter with the Genesta ? The wind
dies out Of her headsails although il is blowing
twenty eight miles an hour and they fan uselessIV
for moment Her wind has been stolen by the
Yankee. In nautical phrase.
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Administrators Notice.
TO RENT
ROOTED GRAPE VINES f!
One and Two Years Old.

/ HAVE $4,000 ROOTED GRAPE
Il VINES TO SELL, and can guarantee them Free
from Phylloxera, and in perfectly healthy conditions
all grown without irrigation. EightyOne varieties, in
Guiding all Of the leading Table, Raisin and Wine
Grapes sD-For particulars. address
iuSa I'm Z LYCAN, Honolulu.
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Administrators Notice TO Creditor

BEJjN APPOINTED BY
IL tile supreme Court, Administrator of the Estate
OF KATE MAY, late Of Honolulu, Of the Island Of
oahu deceased intcstate hereby notify all creditors
o the said estate 10 present their claims, duly authen
icatcd and with proper vouchers, If any exist if
the claim is secured by mortgage upon real estate,
ne az the store OF II. May q Co. in Honolulu afore
said within six months from this date
Honolulu, It'll October 1885.
TOM MAY.
MS ~ Adminis trntnr Of the Est Of Knfe Mnr dc
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Twin Foes to Life
A Thorouqh Puraatiye

medicine is the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must De maiu-
tanned, in n mild degree, Just sufficient
TO prevent 4 recurrence OF co,tivcue--,
and ut the same time the liver. kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened.
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'CUPRESfF COUNT oi7 \

TCUPREafE COURT on THE Ifa-
- waiian Islands. In The mati.f 81 iic r1ntrnr1
o. iihNha iOlllt)N- before Chief Ids|ico lnil
Henry iuficu doing nu1iucss in i1Hl1ra and Homo
lnlu. Islands Of Maui aad Oahu havir- i,-er
Gated hansrupt on The petition % a. r1rf0if 4 ~.
It Is hereby ordered that an creditors "a sr
come in and prove their claims before ~ Fl ~.
chambers. in Honolulu, on MONDAY ucfnhc- f..lf
1855. AZ 10 O'Clock a.
And Il Is further ordered, that unor g.i. ,i,g ..
creditors proceed to hold she ELECTION III 81, -.
sicncc Or assEnccs OF said tankrurt estate .a f-l
notice hereof be Published IN the Hawkus4 CO.
Daily Bulletin and kuoku1 newspapers rnff r1ii
hearing.
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THEY ARE coNPoUSDED FROM
Hops, Buohu. Mandrake and DandeIion.

"Thc Oldest. Best, most renowned
and Valuable Medicines In the World,
and in addition contain all the best
and most effective curative properties
of all other bitters, being the greatest
Liver Regulator, BLOOD PURIFIER
and life and health restoring agent on
urf1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-13
SPECIMENS OF NOBILITY.
How the Nephew OF an English Lord
Mlstreated His Wife.

CHICAGO, LII, July II "A genuine
son OF European nobility WAS the de-
PENDANT in u divorce case heard here,
yesterday. Edith H. Coventry, nm
English lady about forty years old,
daughter OF the Rev. Edward Arthur
Lytton, was the plaintitl In the
case tried before Judge Gardner Her
father il dean Of one OF the colleges Of
oxford university In 1877 she wed
ded Capt. John w. Coventry,
"A nephew OF Lord Coventry aud
an officer in the British navy.
rhe marriage was disapproved Of by
the noble lord, and the captain soon
made of To Canada with his bride
and settled with her on an annuity ~
Melville, in the French provinces.
His cooduct TO her, as evinced by her
testimony and corroborated by that OF
Mr. Leblanc and Alex Clair, two
French. Canadian neighbors, WAS cruel.
The Testimony shows that he was "a
very hard drinker, and sometimes
knocked her down, stamped on her
and then forced her, with Il
razor To her throat, to get
up anu hlUB TlDhlu tpHks w ulill'
They had Il servant girl, but he made
his wife scrub the floors because II was
too hard work tor the girl" The
captain said: Re also made his wife
shine his boots and perform similar
offices for him all in plain view of the
girl. Other alleged iiendish tricks Of
his were exposed, hut the worst only
needs mention.
In the winter of 1879, while The
snow was on the ground, he had IN
attack OF drunken deliriums aud told
his wife he would lock her up in The
attic and then set fire 10 the hOuse
and burn her up, She fed clad IN
nothing but her II ouse-robes pursued
by him with brace Of pistols. II was
half mile TO the nearest neighbor's
house aud In the middle OF the road
she stuck In the snow and would have
persisted but for the timely assistance
OF some passers-by. Mrs. Coventry
now resides at North Evanston, III,
and wants 20 make that her future
home. She was given a divorce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-13
Killed by a Stock Train.

Special 80 tins Gazette.
ROSENBERG, TEX July l2.-Mr.
Kiuch Davis, well.known stock
man of thi. county and now holding
the position Of cattle inspector, met
with n fatal accident last night at
Richmond, three miles south OF
here, while attempting 10 board
stock train passing through
front railing ~ the caboose, but uniol-
tuuately misfid his footing and wax
thrown under the train. receiving
such ipjnTles gs 10 cause bis dei.tiA
to-day Mr. Davis wssa man Of good
qualities aud vas very popular with
mis- friends. He leaves u wife and four
children W mourn his loss.