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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12
Democratic Delegates Elect.

Pursuant to the call Of the Chairman.
Bhe Denocrutic County Central Com
snitte met last evening and ised
the votes cast for delegates to the
Democratic Convention TO bs held in
this place next Thursday, September,
9th. The canvass Of the returns from
the respective precincts in the county
showed that the following named gem
tlenen had received the highest number
Ut votes cast in their respective districts
aud they were accordingly declared
slectcd: "
DurRIcT NO.
J. l.. Tbomason, q. w. Peltier,
u. II. SHyleA. Chesley WoodSa ard.
/. II. Pogue.
DISTINCT no. 2
J. W. Dorsey, Walter Chase,
j. OStreicher, j. IL. Newell,
DISTRICT NO. 8
Robert Z. SknggS.
DISTRICT no. 1
John ID. Abel.
DISTRICT nc. 5
-I.P. HsEdeBty, lsanc wisemau.
Making n total of thirteen; the num-
Der apportioned by the State Committee
10 Elko county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12

In The British Parliament, wcdnes.
dry. Sexton charged that the riots in
Belfast had been conceived and pros,.
cnted III the interest Of the present Gov.
eminent ana demanded that order be
restored at once, not waiting for a pro.
tracted inquiry by the Royal Commits.
sion. lie further charged that Church.
Ills speech in Belfast had the eff, ct OF
exciting disloys'ty among tho people
nnd he believed the riots we're gotten
up for the purpose Of Influencing y di.
vision on the Homo RiIs bill in the
Commons. and to effect tho result
NJ the general elections.
From the above it Is clear that demn.
goguey as u 6ue art Is not unknown
to our brethren beyond the seas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12

The mother Of Willie DAILY. the boy
who lost his life In the Bancroft fire in
San Frsnci1co, was so Frustrated with
grief by that sad NIL ction that her mind
became dcranged. She WAS treated
at st. Mnry's Hospital. and left TINT
Institution. partially cured. about -
month ago. Monday night her hus.
hand William Daily. died suddenly. and
now h'r reason il again aff ctrd oud sh.
Is lying i'll a critical condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12

he body Of n pet dog that had died
abroad was on a recent English leamer
sailed Into Boston. Tho owner, nm
American woman, OF course. conld not
bear tho Thought Of her beloved ca.
nine being buried in foreign land, and
accordingly bIonSht the body Lomo for
bur ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12

The Steamer "Nurora" arrived at
San Francisco, Saturday. from Sydney,
Australia. She brought the news OF
the arrival there Of the German war
ship 'Albatross" from among the Heb.
rides Islands, where she hid been for
the pGrpuse Of Furnishing the natives
for the murder of German subjects at
the Island of Leuore. A crowd Of arm
ell natives who had gathered on the
beech were fired into aud a hundred or
more killed. The village Of TsmJolugn
ON the Island OF Penulrost was then
bOmbarded aud many more n~ttivcs kill
ed. When II landing was affected ut
the Inter place. portions OF the human
bodies were found, but most Of the
bodies had been carried away on both
Islands. All the native villages that
were found were burned. On Leneure
a man named Klein aud one Pentacost
Of tile German schooner "Upolu'' had
been murdered by the natives. Before
the "AlbatrosS" returned to Sydney she
is reported to have proceeded to the
Caroline Islands and hauled down the
German flags flying there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12

The nominees OF the Democratic
State Convention Of California. 50 far
as henrd from, are j. F. Sullivan, Of
San Francisco; jackson Temple, OF
SANTA Rosa, and Byron Waters. Of San
Bern"rdino. for Supreme judges. and
Mayor Bartlett. Of San Francisco. for
Governor; for Congress, r. l..
Thomas. present Secretary OF State.
aud J. d. Lynch, Of Los Angeles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12
BORN.

EDpr-N Dccth, August 20, 1896, 10
abe wife Of william Eddy - son.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
THE SMALL Things OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
OIty Briefly Put.


OitY Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use o
cocaine by S. T. Mason, dentist. 2i3 Fourand
a.half street northwest.
The latest novelty-The Mikado straw slip.
per, S2ends2 60per pair. Ladies' straight goat,
hand sewcd, a.; pebble goat. hand Scwed $500.
Mrs. VIM. II. Rich, III Market Space.
A school room at North Capitol street, near
b, has been leased by the commissioners.
The bond Of James Carter as constable was
yesterday approved by the court In general
term.
Thos. F. Welsh by his will filed with the
register yesterday leaves his property to his
mother, Mary A. Welsh.
Henry Brooks, colorcd, was yesterday held
for the grand Jury by Judge Smell for rObbing
bis employer, Mary Lynn.
An nalarm from box 3lI at o'clock yesterday
morning was caused by sawdust In box u.
hitting. The damage was slight
MIR Richard L. Tippett, of the Maryland bar
was yesterday ndmlttEd to the District bar, on
motion of Mr.. VIM. Pierce Bell.
Mr. George A. X. Hughes was yesterday cx-
cusCd as juror in the circuit court aud the
marshal directed 10 fill the vacancy.
Thomas Murphy was fined $40 yesterday by
Judge smell for kicking Lucy Lewis, colOred,
at Herzog's Opera House Thursday night.
The grand jury yesterday indicted Susan
was subsequently arraigncd and pleaded not
guilty
Mr., James r. Young was yesterday appointed
guardian of the orphan children of the late
George w. Adams, and his bond fixed at
100000.
The Secretary Of War has notified the com
misSioners that their claim of 1880 against
the Aqucduct bridge has been referred to the
chief OF engineers.
The markctmastcr of the Eastern market asks
tie commissioners to have the market house
inspected so as to determine the character OF
the repairs needed.
Record was made here yesterday Of an as
| sigDmcnt 10y Isaac Frazer Of Harrisburg, Pa #,
to Isaac Frazer. OF MeChaniCsburg, Pa, for the
benefit of his creditors
Mary G. Smoot was yesterday by Justice
James, granted divorce from Benjamin S
SmoOt, aud given the custody of the two chill.
dren. The charge was dcsertion.
Nancy NJ Johnson, has filed against John p.
Lawrence, constable, two bills in equity, seek
crty TO satisfy judgment OF Justice of the
peace.
rhilnndo X. Stout, of harrisburg W. VA:
charged Lutt!e Maginus and MOllie hardwood
in the police court yesterday with robhing him
after be bad given each of them Il So note.
The $40 was returned to the Nirgiuiau and the
cases dismissed
Franklin Cook. better known as Dr. Ois L.
Ham, charged with pilfering letters while an
tmplCyc Of the city postoflice, was yesterday
released from Jail OF $500 bail, Philip Pollard
and Lcmuel NJ. Ham becoming his sureties.
National Republican., 1886-10-23

HAVING purchased large lot Of Hand
Painted Plaques in Hammered Brass and Plush
Frames at greatly reduced prices propose to
give my customers the benefit of II by Offering
them at prices one-half of their original COST.
Christmas presents. Call early If you wish to
secure this bargain, as they cannot last long at
the prices marked. Also the following bar
gains in COTsets One lot 10, 2D, %, and u
inches at so cents, formerly sold at SIPS. The
other lot 20, %, -, and 25 inches, at IS cents,
formerly sold at S2.25 r. II. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Rush of Applicants.

The annex building of the agricultural de-
partment was we'll filed yesterday with applI-
cants waiting to be examined for positions as
clerks and letter carriers in the city poStolIice
All Of them could not get in the examination
room. Not more than seventy could be ace IN.
mOdated, and the others were excused until
applicants are put through the 'limited" cx-
animation, which Is much less severe than the
usual one for department service. Many of
the applicants were from the government
printing Office of those lately dropped.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Special Train TO the Pimlico Races.

For the Pimlico races the passenger depart
ment of the Pennsylvania railroad has ar
ranged for the accommodation of the Washing.
ton patrons desiring 10 visit the fall meeting
of the Maryland Jockey Club to run a special
licO, Md, leaving the Sixth street station at
$50 a. m. on race days-oct. 10 20, u, aud
22-rcturning direct TO Washington from the
race track Immediately at the conclusion of
the races. The programme promises TO be a
very attractive one, all the prominent stables
in the country to be represented. Fare for
the round trip will be 50.
National Republican., 1886-10-23

George Frass, as administrator and personal
representative ofJames E. Boswell and through
his attorneys, MesSrs. Cook and Richardson,
has entered suit at law against the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company to recover
$4,000 damages. II seems that the deceased
was in the employ of the company as a fire
man Of engine No. 326, and II Is charged that
through defective machinery Boswell was so
severely Scalded as to cause his death. He
LEFT two children, of whom he was the sole
support, and the death having been caused by
the Conpnny's carclessncss, Hs alleged, 1t Is
claimed that the children are entitled to re-
cover lnmapps
National Republican., 1886-10-23
SIN In Charge of the Monument.

Col. Casey, who has been ordered to dutya a
head of the board of engineers on fortifcationss
will continue TO have charge ofthe Washing
ton monument and of the completion OF the
State, War and Navy Department building,
and will make occasional dying trips to Wash
ington from New York.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Rohherins Rcnnrted.

W. G. Meade, 7Ol Four-and a-half street
southwest, reports that thirteen boxes of cigars,
valued at $3.50, were stolen fiOm his store yes
t. rcay by sneak thieves. john Workman 600
X street southeast, reports two boxes of cigars
and lot OF silver coin stolen from his store.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Lodge Meetings To-Nipht.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
/. O. q. T.-Covenant, No. IS, odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
Sons OF Jonadap-Centcnnial No. 4, Buuch's
Hall, 3li Eighth street northwest; Sparta No.
8, 1921 Seventh street northwest; Pioneer No.
/, Hilton Hall, Seventh and d streets north
west,
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Contract for Raointors Awarded.

Gen. NJ c. Meigs yesterday awarded to the
Walworth Manufacturing Company the con-
tract for furnishing the new pension building
with thrty-eight Walworth radiators, with
sclfactng air-cscape valves, delivered at the
building ready TO be set up for SOB. One 10
valves, or other materials and work of setting
nm for S5CG so
National Republican., 1886-10-23
A Resnit of the "Yn ColIislnn.

James l.. owens, who, on the Dist OF August
last, was n passenger on the Baltimore and
Ohio road coming from Washington Grove to
this city, and injured in the collision on tho
"l," yesterday, through his attorney, Mr.. Fred
W, Jones, entered suit TO recover $500 dam
National Republican., 1886-10-23
rhe COLLECTOR wants InrnrmntInn.

The collector fakes asks to be legally al.
yisod as to questions presented of relistlug pre-.
yIous years arrearagcs Of tax and Offering the
same ior sule where the property sold was bid
in for the District
National Republican., 1886-10-23
NEW FLANNELS and BLANKETS
sEAToN PERRY,

fsrccrssou TO PERRY X BRorHER), u
sHAKEl{ TLANNEIS, BOTH PLAIN MD
TWiLlLp. RANGING FROM iO' TO sL-'
p,,LIERTRhhYYNIE LET hhYYNHIIE poMET. ALL WOOL. ANp
D"iiIiHEE' 81 K 'wHRP FLGNNEls, FROM 25c 70
KEN II kip' sTRlPEp and PLAIN COLORED
FLkNNELS FOR LADIES AND CHILL
cuPiEF6HHTtN uPiEF66HHT; hNM,iiNNEsoTA. AND WHIT
NEN ALI-WOOL RLANkElS, ALI 9i"S'
ccNAHPNiI TiE n $40 STOCK ALLwooL CRIB BLAN,
KETs, RANGING IRON sloO 10 81 FER
No3tffLlTTiEs IN coLoRED VIENNA BLAN-
1,,,hifhYsE ,hifhYasSE ASSORTMENT or. WHITE AID
GRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM "
NEW gfE6 CoSIF0RTABLES at 81 TO $3.50.
MARSFIIIES. CROCHET AND ALLENDALE
QUILTS, FROM 81 TO -. ,>,r, rro,,.>,
FULL LINES OF BlEACHED MSD b&S9MS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
FKOM lOc TO -. so PER YARD. ,.,,,,
JouS s BROWNS q SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAP
KINS TO MATCH. ..,. .,,,.,,...
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMASk NAPhlN9
,p,5H AfR DI6 no fGLEIRSiAN LIEJ'A HuCK AND DAMAsK
LiNEN TOWELS, FROM $50 TO sl' PER
pTAAEYS nrIpGTiAAEY RED linens, ALL WIDTHS ANDE
iGt'Gi IIIES THAT CAN BE RELIED On
Sd WIDE TABLE CANTON, at Ioc anu = ~ -
s~-pLAlN FIGURES AND COR EC ~
srAToN PERRY,
PERRY BCI L D l n G,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Fs,ablishcl 1870
National Republican., 1886-10-23

DIR, WHITE the foot specialists apartments
lil6 Pa, ave, are now in business or Ter, and
the doctor will be in attendance on and after
Oct % from a. IN. TO g p. m.
National Republican., 1886-10-23

MR.. j. NJ. KEEsLER, merchant tailor, A. Ger.
man street, Baltimore, Md, says: 81 find sal.
walton OH electual and speedy in the cure of
NEURALGIA"
National Republican., 1886-10-23

The following marriage licenses have been
i'sued; W. J. Nosto Of Frederick county, Nd,
rnd CordcliR Bryan of this city Elias Chase
and Eliza Chandler
National Republican., 1886-10-23
FOR UpnoAKIoUs FUN

AND
CEASELESS ACTION ON THE STAGE,
Nothing so Finished in Detail and Faultless in
Execution as
AIMEE IN MAM'IFLLE.
National Republican., 1886-10-23

is SOMETHING WORTH LAUGHING
ABOUT.
Aimee sings French and Spanish songs; also,
Chicken Pfc" Creep Into Bed, Baby" aud
'0'' =" SPRETTY AS < PICTURE"
National Republican., 1886-10-23
innd Iinlan q ON IInnd.
AIAM'zELLE

The District had e3i9, 9,2ll7l to its account in
the treasury at the close Of business Sept. 80,
1856
National Republican., 1886-10-23
FL 90

Tor Boys Suits sizes II to IL strong, good
wearing, and iast cOlOrs. Eisemau Bros, cor.
neF Seventh and T. streets.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Attention, Citizens

In malaral districts Or. Heuley's Celery
Reef aud Iron is invaluable Us preventive of
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Damages for Fatherless Children.

So per gallon, 75 cents a quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at MCGee's, Ninth street, near D..
National Republican., 1886-10-23
READ THESE -FOUR LINES /!
&+tAAk+hkNAAAA&ttA

Having bought for cash large stock of Ladies' Gents and
Children's Underwear, will offer the FOR CASH
ONLY and guarantee prices rer cent below those usually
charged,
National Republican., 1886-10-23
Harlan & Bennett,
1891 f street n. w.

wy II, HOUGHTON & CO.,
w. 1914 street Northwest.
Solicit your inspection Of their
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS.
Our reputation is very good IN this speciaI
department, and we ask you TO call ana eN-
anime for Yourself We keep all classes of
materials from inexpensive Jute to finest
BrOcades. ro,-
G-inch Single faced Nelours, s2.25
SILK and Wool Damasks, $3.50 to Sl.i0O,
AIT Damasks (juteD 75 cents.
Special Colors In ArmOurs, SD
LACE CURTAINS AT LOWEST PRICES.
Soc suT Scotch Laces from $3.50 to 500.
Our line of Bedroom Furniture Is now COM
plete and our special made suits OF three pieces
are bound to sell when you see ana compare
Furniture Re-upholstered. Window Shades
in a Splendid Quality of Cambria. Wall Papers,
Carpets. Imported Rugs-Snecial sale during
lstweck of Octobera at reduction OF 10 per cent.
W. II. HOUGlITON Il CO.,
1914 + street Northwest,
National Republican., 1886-10-23
WAKE UP !

If we startlc you, beg pardon; but Il Is neces.
ssry to be wide awake IN order to be happy I'm
this world. When those things which you de.
sire are just out OF your reach you ought to
keep your eyes wide open for any new idea or
method which will help you to secure what
you want Now the truth my as we'll be told.
This is an advertisement; but we have made
will be still for one minute aud listen to the
truths which are herein set forth II will take
up very little of your time, and there Is no
question about the good 1t will do you, proyid-
National Republican., 1886-10-23
OUR STORY Is THIS.

rs pairs Of tape-bound Lace Curtains, in
white and cream, extra long g....,,.,....., 09o
Remember, this is not l7c per yard
43 pairs of Cream Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, elegant design, as inches wlde,-
80 yards long. .....,...".......... .."",...Sl.l0
Comelo look at them and sec IL they are not
wonderful.
80 pairs OF Madras Curtains IS inches wide,
and 80 yards long. ng.....,...............N.69 90
The above Is the Prologue. But the time be.
tween the Story and the Prologue Is only the
time 1t takes you to read the three named 5pG.
Cials.
Ii has only four chapters.
National Republican., 1886-10-23
CHAPTER I.---HOSIERY.

Lot "A ana B-NIsses French Ribbed
Hose, white feet, full regular made,
in black and colors, q to 81. 3......".... 19C
Lot Dl5-Misses French Ribbed Hose,
white feet, extra heavy, double knee,
TO Si9,...s.,.,...,, 29(
Lot 2SiB Misses French Ribbed Hoe,
white feet, full regular made, double
Knee and hccl...,.,,...... .....",.,,,. ..,,. 3lC
Lot 2s5B--Niisscs' French Ribbed Hose.
A1aco feet; has the appearance OF fine
French Cashmere, ....,......,"..., see. AK
Lot 010B-Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose,
white feet extra long, full regular
MADE, Z TO Y.,... 2lt
Lot S95-Iniauts u Wool Hose, regular
made, I'm black aud colors to % ...... 12C
Lot 9i5-Infants q Wool Hose regular
made, in black and cOlors, finer gauge,
to hI1,,... ............"....,,".,,.,, loC
Lot l,l97-lninnts' "a French Cashmere
Hose, very tine.. ....."......"...."....,,., DC
National Republican., 1886-10-23
FROM THE "BON MARCHE."

We do not think you require anything further t
aware that we selling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
A Couple of Funny Mistakes.


A newspaper man of long experience got
into reminiscent mood the other night and
told of several funny mistakes which he
had met with in press dispatches Said he:
%In the early days of telegraphing, when ths
wires and operators were few, the task, I'M
heard of before, was undertaken of sending
one of President Folks messages through to
Pittsburg. The operator was heartily tirei
OF the job long before he got through,
and after ticking off the sigma
turs, James K. Polk, he added, in
his Joy, the words, God and liberty in the
style of a Mexican pronunciamento. The
receiving operator, tired to death and half
asleep, wrote the concluding exclamation,
and it appeared in the papers as part of the
message, to the modification of all con-
cerned. During one Of the great debates in
congress on the slavery question the bred
Scott decision in the. United States supreme
court was frequently referred to, but one
night in the press report it was written out,
Or. Ed. Scott. Fortunately, the error was
corrected before reaching the newspapers"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
WORKING THE FAMILY GATHERINGS.

A Tramp's Scheme for Getting Grub and
Good CIothes-sOme Mistakes.
New York Tribune.l
"WelI," said the tramp TO the reporter, "if
you won't give it away I'll tell you For
the past two years I've been working the
family gatherings-tho5e folks, you know,
who advertise for everybody Of their name
to meet at some one place to chin about
themselves and have a picnic. You &c.,
one day last summer, l was KILN time
readin' newspaper I'd found when run
across one of these meetins. Well, it must
have been-must have been-what is't that
gives Thorn poets a steerP
"Inspiration9' suggested the reporter
Eyes, that's it. it must have been that;
for all Of sudden sutlIin' said: That's the
racket for you, my boy, go make believe
you're one Of the gangP You see. before
] got way down where l was when you first
saw me USED TO "supe" around theatre3;
that made me think how easily 'twouId be
for one Of them actors to put up such a job.
Well, the first lot / tackled was on big
farm up the North river. l got a piece of
blue pencil. made an anchor on my wrist,
and put their name under it, so as to look
like India ink, you know. 1 had on a sail
or's blue flannel shirt when l went on the
grounds. There l told 'em I had always
foller'd the sea, and had lately had harI
luck; had read about the mestin' and coma
TO see if 1 knew anybody of my name.
SWELL, they are always jolly and free at
these places; so they asked me to rest my
self, and raised me some better clothes than
I had on; after that we had some bully
grub. 1 walked around and answered ques-
tions as well 1 could. Now and then,
when no one was looking, some good old
maid would come up, unlock her sachel
and slip dollar or two in my hand. I've been
goin' from one place TO another, summer
and fall, ever since. keep the run of 'em
by the papers and what I hear around, AMI
get plenty Of good duds and lots Of cash.
l play the sailor dodge most always Some
times fix up, but it isn't good way, for
they expect you to chin too much.
"Say, il eveEyou go on this racket, let me
give you the straight tip; don't be fresh,
don't talk more'in' you can help; let them do
the chinnin'. 1 made mistake that way
where was last week; 1 was gettin' along
first rate, had been there two lys. At
lunch under the trees the last afternoon an
old lady squinted at me through her specs
for a while and then said put her in mind
Of Ike who went out west number of
years ago to see some cousins who were not
known out this way. Well, l was fool
enough to say belonged to the western
branch, as they called it, and remembered
Ike That settled it; they all soured on
me at once, and found out that the west
ern blokes had got Ike a drinkin' and
gamblin' and that branch of the family was
looked at as N G. So, didn't get rake
that time.
Another thing; don't take in any folks
with long highfalutin names, with de or van
to 'em; they generally have their families
down fine and you'll get left sure; better
go for the Smiths, Thompsons or Browns"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
an old Belief ia INDIA.

ICalCuCId OOE LOu0OA AAAAAO~-@
A remarkable instance OF the 1enaciy y,I u
old baIiefs among an ignorant class lately
occurred not very far from Calcutta Inc
idea that government always inaugurated
every good work with human sacrifice was
1ono current among the lower orders OF the
indian people, but it might be supposed that
it had died out long ago. 1t appears now
on the Ganges, near Ra jmehal, somehow
came to believe that the government re-
ouired 100, 900 human heads as the founda'
ton for a great bridge, and that govern
nnent officers were going about the river IN
eaarch of heads. A hunting party, consist
inc of four Europeans. happening to pass Id
1zitb }ba cry 3GulIa Katta," or cutthroats,
and only escaped with their lives after the
greatest difficulty. The men were arrested,
and thirty-one of them sentenced to terms
Of from one TO three months imprisonment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05
Joppa. Once naItImore.s Rival.

tSan FRANCISCO CnrOhlcle-I
We of California have a way of sending
strangers TO Milpitas, but Baltimoreans
send them to "Joppa," thu ruined site of q
once famous town aud would be metropolis
Even before Joppa was founded place
called "Old Baltimore" had been started on
Bush river Tin 1889. About twenty years
later promising site on the Gunpowder
river was selected, and by 1712 it was occu.
pied by an incorporated town of "cosmical
ambitions" It had large wharves at which
ships loaded for New England, the West In
dies and Europe. Stone mansions were
built on the sunny slopes of the Western
hills. 1t had ship-yari and wanted the
state capital Suddenly the town of Balti-
more was founded, possessed greater natural
advantages, and the most enterprising
Joppaites moved to the new seaport In ten
years Joppa was a defunct metropolis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-05

A woman's anger burns with awful light,
When you are in the wrong, she in the right,
But, OIL what lightnings deadlier wrath
prolong,
When you are in the right, she in the wrong
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