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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-11

SHORTLY after the fire Mr.. j. p.
Bowen circulated subscription list,
for the purpose of raising money to
treat the tars OF the Satellite and
Heroine to feast, in recognition of
their services Mt the fire. The sum
of about $50 was raised, and there
the matter remained, for want of
further assistance, and finally died II
natural death The donations sub
scribed were returned to the donors.
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LAST Saturday, while the steamer
C. II. Bishop was at Honokaa, tele-
phonic despatch was received from
the Volcano House, via Hilo, stating
that the Volcano had just then burst
forth with great violence, and was
boiling and ragisig in all its former
activity.
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CONE and see my new steiso
Hats IN all shapes. Just dpeneId /, a
fine line Df Parasols and Fans, which
/ will sell at very low iigurtf. Also,
SILK Gloves and Mitts, in all shal pes /;
patent Leather Pumps (danjing
.shoes) in lace and ties. The lak test
styles of Millinery received by eIery
steamer. BE sure and hayeh looI, ut
our most exquisite evening Bont bets
in Opera Pink, 1t, Mett'ch grdI Zen,
myrtle green, turcois blue, lilac, lam
tique, etc, AT (2l CHAs. J. FIsHE4..
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Mr.. E. r. Ryan has just completed
the construction of craft, whale
boat model, for Mr.. Geo. Gay of
Kauai. 1t is 90 feet long, 5 feet
beam, and 3 feet deep. 1t is elm
per built with copper fastening. 1t
has II center board and mast, and is
a very staunch vessel.
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Mr.. William Rice, who resides at
Kalihi-waena, lost fifteen valuable
fowls last night. Some thief or
thieves broke into the coop, which
was locked, and carried of, unseen
and unheard, its inhabitants.
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Notice to the Public.

/ i. WisEMAN, proprietor of the
~ Central Cigar Stand, on Merchant
street, begs To inform the public that he
has secured the services of Mr.. f.
HlLDER, formerly at II. J. Notes
Restaurant, who will take exclusive
charge Of my Cigar aud Tobacco stand,
and will endeav0r to keep constantly on
hnnd u selectiDn of
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PACIFIC Hose Company No. held
their regular meeting last night, and
unanimously nominated the follow
ing candidates for the annual cleo
ton, to be held next month: John
Mott, for Chief Engineer; NJ. ID, Mon
sarrat, for First Assistant; and julius
Asch, for Second Assistant.
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THE Ke Au Hou left here yester-
day for Hawaii, and when near MOlo-
kai sprang leak. The weather was
rough, and rs every lunge one OF the
seams at the bow would open and
admit water. The leak increased and
the schooner was put about for
Honolulu. Her pumps were kept in
constant motion. She arrived here
early this morning, with considerable
water in her hold.
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the Y. NJ. c. A. the $40 dollars,
feeling that the satisfaction of hov-
ing received the first prize is honor
enough for him.
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proposed to allow the erection of
wooden buildings.
That the water mains be all in
creased in size, more especially those
on the streets running parallel with
the water front; and the Nuuanu
street main be increased from II to
1S inches; that upright fire hydrants,
with least two 29-inch openings,
be adopted throughout the city; aud
that additional cisterns be built.
That the building of over-hanging
verandas on the street fronts be alb
solutely prohibited.
That the law governing the storage
of kerosene he amended; that the
area and quantity allowed be more
clearly defined; and then that the
requirements of the law be strictly
enforced
In the matter of fire limits, your
committee would further recommend
that the limits for iire-proof build
ings be extended towards Waikiki
from the present limits to Punch
bowl street-for all buildings used
for business purposes.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
G. L. GuLIcK, Chairman
\. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Committee $. NJ. DAMON.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

The Band concert at Emma
luare last night was excellent, and
he attendance good.
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THE Bethel Sunday School meet
X, announced to he held ut Mr.. Dill
|,ngham's this evening, is postponed
Until Thursday evening on account
II the Recitals at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Iall.
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FINE CIGARS & TOBACCO

which, he trusts, will be appreciated by
the general community. Orders IRON
the other islands will be promptly at
tended to. Patronize Mr.. f. llilder, who
is thorough judge Of good smokers
article. Respectfully,
306 I'm j. E. WISEMA AN.
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A TEAM of six marksmen from II.
BINS. Triumph and six crack-shots
of the Hawaiian Rifle Association,
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
Casino range, for friendly contest
ut target shooting. They will shoot
at 200, 400 and 500 yards, with ten
rounds a piece at each range. The
II. II. A. team will be w. Unger, F.
Higgins, C. b. Wilson, e. Hingley,
DR.. Brodie and J. n. $. Williams.
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.oYAL HAWAIIAN BAND.
ENTERTAINMENT T0.NICHI.

Professor Parker gives readings
and rccitations at the Y. NJ. &. 4.
Hall tonight, for the benefit of the
Honolulu Reading Room Asso-
citation. Judging from the eulogies of
the press of New York and San
Francisco, an intellectual feast
awaits the hungry. Here is what
the New York Tribune says: A
critical and delighted audience listen
ed to the readings of Horatio Gil
bert Parker in Leland's Ocean
House, Long Branch, last evening.
We have never heard a more versa
tile or pleasing reader. In scene
from "Pichelieu' and stave from
Dickens christmas Carol" he
showed to special advantage his
peculiar power and commanded
enthusiastic applause.
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NOTICE.

4 T n special meeting of the Hawaiian
"A Carriage Manufacturing Co. held
this day. f.. G.. SCllUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of
Thos. :. Douglas resigned.
Il. q. SCHUMAN.
Scc'ry Haw,n Carriage Manf'g Co.
Honolulu. May 3rd. 1856. 3lS
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COMBINED BANDS CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band and
the band Of II. B. NJ. s. Triumph
combine in a concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, beginning at 1880
this evening. Following is the pro-
gramme:--
ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND.
March-I'nder Comrades. ....... Faust
Selection--National Fantasia. .kappey
TRIUMPH'S BAND.
Overture-Couronne dor. Herman
Selection-Iampa. ....... ......H erold
COMBINED BANDS.
Observation-Disclosures Wagner
SelectiOn-N abucco. .............N Verdi
WaltZ-Sce Saw. .Croroe
Ka lpo Lauac, God Save the Queen,
Hawaii Ponoi.
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DEPARTURES.

May IL Hall for WindwaId Ports at
mr. W CT.
=. 81 u for Windward Ports at 4
mr. Kin
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PURsER White, of the steamer
Bishop, besides bringing news of the
Volcano, reports strong trade winds
with rain squalls at Hamakua, last
week. He also reports that at Z 30
last night, while passing Maalaea
Bay, a large fire WAS seen not IL very
great distance inland, and towards
Waikapu. The people ON the steamer
were unable to locate the fire exactly.
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ARTISTS Materials, Plagued, PANELS,
Stretches, Canvas, etc, etc., at King
Bros Art store. B2O 6t.
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WANTED.

A NAN to drive dray and work
IA about the store Amply 10
- A. w. PIERCE & co.
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BUSINESS ITEMS,

VOMITING after taking foo II is pre-
vented by dieting on taro flour. At
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FIRE.

n consequence of having been burned
l. out beg TO notify my friends and
the public in general, that | have re-
moved to LOG Nuuanu street, next TO the
Commercial Hotel. Coffee and Lunch
at all hours, us before.
322 Inns THOMAS MULDOON.
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j. LYONS, Auct'r.

tn" Maps of the land can be seen,
and full particulars obtained at the
Office of l.. A. THURSTON, 80 Mer.
chant street. S2l
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Upset Bid of $4,000,

Terms are: $4,000 cash, the balance
to he paid in equal installments in i,2,
3, and ) years, secured by first mort.
gage upon the premises sold, and i'm
provcmcnls hereafter placed thereon.
Interest ut the rate OF s rer cent. per
annum, free Of taxes, payable semi-nn.
nually. fr ncipal and interest payable
IN United State, gold coin. Deeds at
expense of purchaser.
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Corporation stocks
FOR SALE.
TO LET.

rCHREE COTTAGES. Inquire of
Il MRS. r. LOVE,
% lw 17s Fort street.
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r0Ng 8N)l2t|N..
Jay, MAY II, 1856.
ARRIVALS.

y eaouli from Kohala
nix tho from Kauai
Iol
/ Bishop from Hamakua
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sS- The iinc,t ENGLISH ALE, on
draught, 10 cents glass, iced. 81 12w*
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ELS LEAy;GG TOMORROW.
I Bishop for Waianae
PASSENGERS.

ilamakua, per C II Bishop,
.Froif 1.-THE Misses Richard and >
Nay
ieck. Kauai. per Iwalani, May l0--J L
orIhouse, Jr. Master Warehouse, G
Nate1 II, II LANCER, Mrs a Adler and
W Spj Mr. Lota and 90 deck.
,hildj Kahului, per Likelikc. May 10
Fol am Norris, Lieut. ii w Lahilahi,
Col y = O'Sullivan and two children, ii
Mrs ldwin. III Il Bailey, DR. ii | Light
7 Ba Miss Nancy Lula aud so deck.
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WANTED,

A FILE OF THE GAZETTE for the
"A past years. Apply 10
% Ivy }. g. CLEVIOR, Bulletin Onlcc.
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he steamer G. II Bishop sails to-
ROW at. s A. VI. for Waianae only.
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The Ranch Stock

CONSISTS OF
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;AEGoES FROM ISLAND, PORTS.
SKIPPING NOTES.

r. G X Bishop-3.56O bags of sugar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-08
LOCAL, IsREyETEES.

marriage license was issued in Wash
ln%ton yesterday to Arthur II. Maupin and
Louisa Lee, both Of Lou,loun county.
Mr. Henry Zimmerman, who has been
engaged III be sale Of antique furniture in
Washington f,r nany years, died suddenly
on Monday night at his residence in that
city.
Hereafter on Fridays the steamer J. w.
Thompson will extend her trips 10 the fol-
lowing landings on the lower Potomac
finey Point, Lewis and Barnes wharves,
Coan river, kinsale, Monday Point, Ledge,
Ieocomico river.
James :. Brown. of Virginia. a colored
laborer IN the mail-rocm OF the Second AS.
ssiaut Postmaster Generals office in Wash
ington, was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of opening registered letter addressed to
the Second Assistant, and taking from it S.
Brown was sent to Jail and dismissed from
the service. He had only been in the de.
pertment Il few weeks.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

MRs. WlSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill.
drcn t"cthns is the prescription of ono of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States and has been used for forty years with
nevcr.fa;inE success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process of tccthing
its value Is inCalcuahle. IL relieves the child
FROM pain, cures dyscntcry aud diarrhpa gripping
in the bowels and wind collie. by giving health
to the child il rests the mother Price 25 cents =
hotte. mv6-1yrM Was
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HAY FEVER is type OF catarrh having peculiar
symptoms. 1t is attended by an inhamcd condi.
ton of the lining membrane Of the nostriIs. tear
duets ANA throat, affecting the lungs. An acrid
mncrS is sccTetcd, tho discharge is accompanied
with burning sensation. There are severe
Spasns OF s:icezne. frequent attacks of headache,
watcry ana lnlamcd eyes Elys Cream Balm is
remedy that can he depended upon. 50 cts. at
druggists; by mail registered, 60 cts Ely Bros,
Druggists Owcgo. N. Y
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TIE LEESEuRG FATR-As will be seen by
notice published elsewhere, the Ioudoun
County Fair will commence at Lccsburr on
Tuesday next, the llth, and continue three
days. The exhibits will be many and at
tractive, and the premium list is a very lib.
oral one. A number of fast horses have
been entered and the racing is expected to
he fine. Special trains will be run and re-
duced rates charged.
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THE GRANGE FAlR.--The Grange Camp
Association Of Northern Virginia meet to.
day st I4oTing, near Falls Church, and will
remain IN camp until the 18th. There will
be variety Of entertainments for all COM
ere, in the shape of tournaments, sames, and
military drills. Addresses will be delivered
by II. n. Garrett, Of Fairfax Col. Chart.
ierS, master of the Virginia State Grange,
and others. Tho Washington Contnentals
will furnish military guard for the Camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-08

THROWN FROM A BuGGY.-While Messrs.
Is. +. BaIlengcr and Chas. Smarr were driv-
ing IN buggy on south Columbus street
yesterday evening the horse ran off and
threw MIR. Balengcr from the vehicle and
against fence, breaking two of his ribs on
the right side, hIuising his face and other
wise inju'iug him. Io was taken to his
home, where he was attended by DR.. Smith
and : now doing as we'll "a could be ex-
neCteH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-08

Notwithstanding the in Cotton and Wooden Goods we have
worked hard and succeeded i'll placing several BARGAINS
counters which offer for this at the following prices
$500 yards Fruit Of the LOOM yard WIDE pieces from 10 to 20
yards, Sc yard
1900 yards rs Bed Ticking at Csc yard
1000 yards Figured Baistes al yard.
1000 yards Figured Organizes at lOc yard
1000 yards yarl-wdc Unbleached Muslin SC a yard
1000 yards divide none better at &C.
5000 yards yari-wide Bleached Muslin al G4c.
$500 yards Assorted Prints, fall styles DC a yard
5000 yards Standard Prints in patterns at &c yard
$50 alllinen Towels at l0c piece.
$50 ainen Ladies Hemstcned Handkerchc at 12sc piece
$50 alLlinen do, cooed borders at l2!c.
1000 yards a-linen Crash at &c.
complete line of Canton FanneE and alwoo White Red Blue
and Grey Fae These goods have advanced 25 per cent and we
still sell them at old prices
Turkey Red Table Cloths full widths 35c yard
Black Silk NIts Csc pair.
New line Of Jerseys Gloves Ribbons Hosiery all marked out
for the occasion
We alive customers have the benefit Now
your time to buy before the general advance We received so
goods this week. and intend sell them just prices
will astonish all.
Weare opening this day full line of
Fall and Winter Gentlemen's Suitings,
Consisting the largest variety best selection and cheaper than
cheapest offered before in this any other city We have indeed
met with great the past with Mr. HENSHAW L our
Cutter 1t has life that line and we have prepared
for large trade Besides making prices the lowest will guar
workmanship fit and the goods sell recommended
general inspection of this special department will ALL
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CANDIDATES..

T EE DELEGATES.
PRIMARY ELECTION. SEPTEMBER ..
First Ward.
w. s. Moore,
Patrick +. German,
j. h. NJ. Norton.
Second Ward.
J. L. Smith.
Joseph S. Beach,
Charles +. Howell
Third ward.
B. F. Penn,
+. II. tkuson,
Il. VIM Ramsay,
George Bontz
f. J. Padgett,
George uher,
Jas s. Douglas
Fourth Ward.
E. S. Leadhcater
VIM Whcatley,
Harry Smoot,
scpI til ]. M. Johnson.
FOE DELEGATES.
The following persons will bc supported at tho
primary election September . by the friends OF
Mr.. FRANK HUME for Delegates to the Con.
gressional Convention to be held at Culpeper Sep.
TENDER 23:
First Ward
+. NJ. Hill,
Noble Lindsey
Peter Aitchcson
Second Ward.
Robert Gronau
George Fisher,
George E. Price.
Third Ward
Samuel Fl. Lunt,
George w. Dix,
Julian w. Holt,
E. E. Downham,
Samuel G. Brent,
William NJ. Colvn,
William Rodgers.
Fourth Ward.
John It. Sweeney,
Edward II. Hawkins,
Thomas q. Brent,
sep I'd Wesley Makcley
GROCERIES, &c.
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For the District Of Columbia and Wing MIA local
r.i,,. stationary temperature and castcrly winds,
t.co,liu. variable.
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NOTICE.
At meeting of the DEMOCRATIC CITY COM
MIrTEE held Sept. 4th, 1886, the following res
olutions were adopted:
Resolved, That a primary election be held on
THURSDAY, September 9th, 1886 to elect dele
gates to the Congressional convention which
meets at Culpeper c. II. September Odd $50.
Resolved, That each candidate for delegate pay
his pro rata share of the whole cost of the prima
ry, and that such candidates hc requested to fur
nish their names to the chairman of the com.
mlttee by II O'Clock Wednesday. September 9Th.
The city is entitled to II delegates, distributed
as follows:
First ward, j.
Second ward. 8.
Third ward, :.
Fourth ward 4.
Polls open from Sunrise to sunset at regular
places. LEONARD MAEBURY, Chairman.
GEO i. PRICE, Secretary. sep6td
MEADE FROM FRESH LINES. A full stock
IL received to-day at J D. H. LUNTS aug21
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HE PRIMARY ELECTION to select dele
gates TO the democratic convention which
meets III Cnlpeper on the 23;d inst, to nom
mate Il candidate for Congress, will take
place IN this city tomorrow, as has been
heretofore mentioned. The polls will be
opened st the usual voting places at 5:37
am. 6nd be closed at G:lSp The arrange
memts for the primary have all been com.
pleted, and though the canvass has been very
quietly conducted. g large vote, it is expect.
ed, will be pol!eG.
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@y-s For RENT
s.::4 The comfortable THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. % south Fairfax street. at pre-,
seat occupied by Mr.. i. b. Waller For further
se.rtic@ars apply to
Mrs. \. u. TAYLOR,
sepS o4 south Fairfax ST.
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NJ aSHsoNAL.-The Huntley -Starke compa-
ns~ ~'s'Sed here this morning, and will COM
Hon,s week ) engagement at the Opera
vs. on Monday night next, opening with
Com. the Firginian." This is the same
:ea.aa 0s which performed in this city last
.Ivsa' and which met with such we'll de.
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AUCTION SALES.
( COMMISSIONER SALE.

{ 'tM !SS!ohEhs' SALE.
Ey virLUc 81 :! decree Of tho Cn,lit Court for
10" c"HaiT 81 Fairfax, made nj It's November
terra 1850. III The case Of ritchurt's Ytministra-
tor against Hurdctt Skinner the undersigned
commissioners will sell nj public sale ut the front
door o. Far.aE Court House. or MONDAY, the
1'ih day OF September next Cont day the fol
loving described property, 10 wit:
u" TRACT nr PARCEL OF LAND whcreor
the sad l.. skinner resided on the 18th day OF
November. 1883; at which tire it was purchased
hS tc"f@o r Saugst:r, 10 ha crit OF Ivy lines to
begin 81 The county road agreed upor f: thence
Hlth !ic road 70 boa! 8 Email apple tree; thence
by itI.a ~ right angles with said road westerly
50 t@r back as will embrace sixty acres the sane
10 H;,u'c the buildings, upon win Oh Burtett
skinner formerly resided. The above described
.:aty If land lies a short distance below Fairfax
station, ca tirn Virginia Midland Railroad
Terms NJ Sale: SOL %. with interest from the
1ath OF January. So: 1850. with interest from
the 18TH u; Dct"hcr. $50, To lie paid in cash, to-
Hcthcr with the expenses Of sale and $3.50 with
interest ;rrta tie 9th day Of October SS:s, to
b. paid Oh tie 10Th dag Of Octnhcr 1856; the
sale 10 hc subject 70 the confirmation Of the
Court. and The tt'c 10 hc retained until tn last
payment * ma.ic. sale 10 hc made between / I
AMI y O'Clock II. ~.
II. ", THOMAS j
TiiG&. MOORE, CONS. of Sale
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hEMovED.-Mr. David Appich has re-.
moved his well-known confectionery to his
new store odd German Bank buildins( one
lausre east OF has former stand, where he
la LAS added largely to his stock, and where
ae VIII be pleased to fill all orders. Mr..
,aPpich's new store is an additional orna-
; S;s.t 10 King street. and the enterprise ex-
suited ,,o"ea In metamorphosiug the old fire in
r., ,'''ce and bank building into such an at
ns, We and handy place of business is COM
~eDdci BY all.
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.j 1a0 FOR THE SUFFERERs.-Thef following
tbo subscriptions for the benefit of
~. NnnaricSton sufferers have been received !:
~ l ASuew < Co.. so cash, s. Samuel
o a'. ,'"tGey, 50 w. c. 3. 81 Thos. Hoy, So
.''", - cash, 81 cash, soc Subscriptions
" me amount of $50 have also been
81. sS"' 10 Charleston in aid of the sufferers
,n:o"sn Messrs. Burke & Herbert, of this
wy: tickets for the performance at Ian
, "Uu Opera House tomorrow night are for
1e at all tho drug stores in the CITY. and
are being literally purchased Mr.. Beck
nam to-day received q telegram from Mayor
". a. Courtenay, Of Charleston, thanking
4'in Tor the donation sent from this CITY.
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AcciDENTs.--Mr. George Hicks, brake.
man on the '. N. railway, who had his
hand badly mashed while coupling cars on
Union street yesterday, had his fore finger
amputaled rs De- Powell.
While Mr.. George Edwards, hrakomen
on the same road, was engaged in shift.
ln$ cars in the yard OF that company this
morning, he vas Knocked from The top al
one OF the cars which was being run under
one o. III" sheds at That place and was l3a!lv
hur'. ri" WA taken TO bis home near TIE
c",n+'erF WHARF, he was attended by Doctors
i'r!''ii "hn lowell, who pronounce hi1 in
lGries no. If 9 serious chalncter
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