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Medhinat.
Constitutional Catarrh


.-osTNGLEDIsEASE HAsESTAHED MORE
~u.sES-irg0 90 h~aStenedthe breaking up Of the
y ,rsHuiinn than CaJarrh. n SenSc OF
ile mi taste. OF sight, Of hearing, the human
S'l',' ipI ore Cr more, n sometimes al.
Vg',y '. destructive influence. The poison II
y.y-s rntrS throughout the system attacks every
al>t, -, and brCaks up the most robust of con-
Ni.' Ien0nsd. because hut lutte under
>.l.gl by most physicians impo'enty aSSailed by
>l''l anil r6ar!stauS those suiieuug from IL
gLl'N o., h,r. 10 Ia relieved Of IL this side Of
Gl'' Il is inns thCn. that the popular
i7' 800 Of this terrible disease by remedies
tEa. -, mach Of all passed into hands at
NN".. -~-.t,uf ami trustworthy. The new and
g',N ,T,TtrfyJ method adopted by Dr. Sanford
a,t. .,..gl-.g:aU uf his RADICAL URN has won
n ', fy approval oG thousands lis lnstan-
tag N,''' aiy,uiiu- relief in all head colds
EtA'. .],rlltr- and OhStruCtCd breathing, and
>-,s;r. p.mayc> she most Oppressive symptoms,
r'ts' lr,, head. ~WGytSniug the breath, reStOr-
,'S.Er> s.rS,s Of smell, taste and hearing, and
i"- !, s1.- the constitutional tendency OF the
Ntt." ,,v-1rl> the luucS liver and Kidneys
u~-r,rr> RADICAL CUEE consists OF one bottle
~ r,rr,hf CURE one box OF CATARRHAL
OF s.. ma an ~IyFEOyEp INHALER price Il.
- nrr. AND CHEMICAL Co, BoSrOS.
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Chicago,
PETR0LEUM:
TitusVille.

T~itusVillc.
TTTUSVILLE, June % Petroleum -
Opened at 67ic, highest Csc, lowest 674c,
closed ut 6Ssc.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Pctroleum-
Opened unsteady ut csc, sold down to
Gle and closed at Csc. Sales 4,296,OO u
barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, June &.-Petroleum-
Opened ut Csc, closed Mt CSC, highest
&c, lowest 67lc, clearances 2,16o,OO
barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PTFrsBURGH, June 25.-PetrOleum-
Fairly active and irregular; opened At
Csc, closed ut 60sc, highest 69c, lowest
67Sc clearances 4, 1924, 900 barrels.
OIL city.
OIL CITY, Observation-Disclosures
at 69c. highest 674c, lowest 67lc, closed
at 6Sic. Sales, 1905, 900 barrels; clearances
1892, 900 barrels; charters, 81, III barrels;
shipments, 106,645 barrels; runs, T,25.
barrels.
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C001I RcSn!is In Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with Il severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rcmc=
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did ; and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it i'm his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug
Store.
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DRY GOODS.
View York.

New York, June q. with the demand
for flannels and other wooden fabrics OF in
crcasing s~teadineSs, sales have been larger.
Cotton goods arc In steady request, with a
good trade in progress. Agents have ad-
yaneed Pepperel II and Victoria &c each.
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JUNDAIS.

Leave the City ut 90 u III, and every hour to
gtU p. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park at SEQ a. m, and eycpy
hour To 1000 T. IN
Church Train at l1:lO p. m.
G. HIRSCII,
Superintendent.
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Brim full of enterprise, energy and pup
lie snirit the solid, wide-awake city OF
Wheeling stands to the front as the peer OF
ali rivals with her magnificent nail ana
Cjass manufactories. While the produe-
ton of 34S3,4 49, gross tons oil e@l r e,.
over 100 mines,& he manufacture Oh Io''oi'
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,u, accommodation leaves Whecllns al
-,Sta N k.iiaire Sis q. NJ. Returning a,rNe'
:; wSeliny AT Go y. M, daily except summary
,osnn M train through 10 Cincinnati without
chanr,,i with sleeper through 10 'ihelhha'.
yan.sv;ll. Accommodation leaves wheenns :.
ss9p IN, Bellaic nj +lo p. m aa's 'A''P"
day. - Wheeling
s"a - AMI arrives at MoundsSiiie ~Ii'
y. m, daily except suhaa'.
croop Accommodation leaves al ID
Thn,n,h coach fnm Wheeling 10 Cinclnha.l
a,ih on No s, leaving Wheeling Nv"
irving at Cincinnati al 0s"p u" -
r. 4 sleeping ears on all through 'ra'a,
C,o.e connection made ix all Icinus ~ M" a
J.SiraHie niu,r Coz cUionisis aud person., mon.ns
! Ia The great west, and "a whom pa'''"'"' WV"
ton l. given. ,,,.t
Ticle,s ia all principal points ON sale al dceo.;
sleeping ear accommodations can
Depot Ticket once, , prrprr
Ticket Agent H. ihl"s'
JOHN BAlLlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcl.nrc HOUSE
InUN LAM. Tray. Passenger Agent
X. LORI ten. Pa> Ascent x
T. y nEVRiES, General Agent, Wheeling.
-yurriIxu \ p%lTrsBuEG DIVISION.
I'm and amer May n, lS>i, passenger trains viii
mn AS Acknowledging line:
DEPARTURE.
For pittsbnr-SO6a IN. daily 7'sa' M dairy
las .. m. and GO D. IN, daily ., s,,.
For Washington -i:S y. ~ aah! 'A''i" '"'
day.
ARRIVALS.
From P~ftfhmrr-?as a m daily; n5 a m
and $50 m., daily: To- D m. daily, s,,.
From Tashington-7sDA IN, daily excrpa SUI
day: iO2Sp y. m, daily: u,,
n DrSuAN, General NaRayrr.
IT LANE. travelling Agent wheeling
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B.C.%Z. RAILROAD

B., e. x Z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bclluire at Go a. m. for WOOdsfeld and
SummeTiield.
Leave BcIair At 30 p. N. for Symmetrical
and GAINESVILLE.
Arrive at BclIaire. IOIO a. m. and % p. m.
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uaS1rtS ne pleasure 20 assure you that al
'r-u,.- pr. G. Mrlsmc'S Celebrated Liver
r.s.gr more than twenty years M my fanny.
r..- Irrgard them rs being superior 10 any
ave ever used or have seen used. L have no.
g.I ,r.m constantly and had To try OtherS,an
I..r trirla gDDd variety, but have neEeE,
NO.! .ny 10 act So promptly, prOhtably, anS
..r.as MrIAues. have used them myself,
..r-. sl.l children, with the most gratifying re-
~. Tor cAi,drcu, having used them on my
5,v Wi,G such easy and happy elect, L would
r~-r,um-ad them % a and to all. IheSS
rI4tpt4r wurA-dO 10 promptly. do lt weH'
.rl l~.,eupII effects behind. As a bile re-
r'.,.r ~, a liver cOTrectUr, Is = fOreTunner
grrpIrIgg the system for guinine, there u nc
I..- mrU.rtuc equal 20 DR.. {. MrLane'S Cele'
,-rrl Liver riIIS. / expect to Use them as
f.-a.as live. ID they continue Is good rs they
a,t ac.u ia the past.
Yours truly, l. IL. GILES.
Pastor Il. T. Church south, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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COTTON.
New York.

New York, June 25.-COtton-Futures
closed at q decline Of 3 to 4 points,
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LIVE STOCK.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 2I.-IIog9-Firm;
common and light So Goal 30; packing
and butchers 81 lGal 80; receipts l,fsO
head; shipments 6S3 head.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 25.-Cattie-Re-
teipts 1910 head; shipments III head;
nothing doing; all through c-onsignments;
no shipments to New York.
Hogs-Rcccipts ,, 200 head; shipments
900 head; market active; Philadelphia
81 45al 60; Workers 81 4jai 30; IL cars
hogs shipped to New York.
ShccprRcccipts :, 400 head. shipments
1000 head; market slow at Thursdays
prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 25.-BccvCs-Receipts
IL cars; prices zoe lower and market closed
exceptionally weak; few choice steers sold
at 81 ~ per 100 III; slOp fed steers "a Boa
4 80; exports to-day and tomorrow 10
becSeS and ,, iS0 quarters of hccf.
Sheep and Lambs-RecciptS 5000 head;
market dull and lower; sales, including
/ common ~ prime sheep, at So p; ordinary
to choice lambs Sc OOa7 10, with u few Sc
lected lots at 81 ~
Hogs-Receipts 3, 400 head; no sales on
live weight; market nOminally steady at
$i60li - per 100 lbs.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, June 25.-The DrOrerS' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts G,GOO head;
shipments 200 head; market tirmcr and
trade active; shipping steers - sOa5 10;
stoykcrS and feeders - 70ai 20; cows,
bulls and mixed s. O0a3 a.; bulk s. 75a
3 50; through Texans - 62!.
Hogs-Receipts 2,lOO head; shipments
! 1000 head; market active and prices open,
TX higher and closed a shade lower; rough
and mixed 81 2Nli -; packing and ship
ping 81 35a4 Is; light 81 20aI 80; skips
s. 5lai 10,
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
GOO; market zoe lower; good grades steady;
natives s. 50ai so; Texans 81 OOa3 OU'
lambs, per head, 81 OOa3 o.
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NbeeIins Resister
Trauelrrs' 6uidf.


A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
EXPLANATION oE REFHRENcE MARKS: sDaily.
tSunday excepted. monday excepted-WheeE
ing Time:
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Trv1srIGo, Canada West, Ont

W"E|E~- II"|TNU IFIN,
,,g: [oar pills came NJ fright, and l can say
sa-, ... % good bilious pin. l have qSe9 "a
-rnl. u.tay lalS, bug l can say DF. L; NC
l.nr ms. Manufactured BY Fleming Bros.
.r'-rnuuraud gentlemen YOU nave my lhGhAs
r,rf.r. lave some II those pills To my
..nlr,f rr q trial. one al my n~eighbOrs
..trhr-,rf. Hr >aidthry did help him. lie
,..rr.r as..r dry like % new man. lie wishes
..-u s ,asi To- inv cents worth for him. So,
y~.#...myl. I vail do I'll I can 20 Introduce Dr.
M.I-..-'> Liver PILLS. manufacture by
F.-ltr. I.,r-prF.. Yours with respect,
NM. IL. DUGAS.
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- nnn nrmNRn. for nch.

az PH >i.Ouo REWARD. tor Itch
Gh r. ENrdugur l~r,JrudIHg Piles
~ p. EINtt~ pEb. Remedy fails To
I sAzS ,to. s,,lI go Lu-stu ~ Co. Drag
- u~pt,o,l"
IAA- MANHOOD. TOTTHFuL IMPkl
I,u.r. Nervous Debility. cured hS
a,N I-rautr Serve Bittcr>, 5Oc. Herr
kSS Nrl Cu. Philadelphia, Pa, ana
r--INgu- nrug store, Wheeling. ap6eOlc
AZ Enp CHECKS ln T. h"irs. Cures in
IVh Ua,,. Hulru~rS wanted Drugstore;
MN o. y. ElvyvuthSJ, Phila., Pa, and
40 MIN 80 Lu.luNCu. Drug SORE, Vince
M GDdG
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RIVER RAILROAD.

This time table corrrc,cd 10 Nay ash, is$
Trains LEAVE Pan. Handle station, tua o' t'N'
NH str,,t near piibllc landing, ~ follows Cen.
,r,I standard Tinl.-which l. II minutes slower
than Wheeling time:
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Cincinnati.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 25.-FlOnr
Dull and weak. Wheat-Easier; No. 2
red June SIiaS5tc; July S5aS5fc; August
s3!as33c; September s~3las3{c.. COrn0
In good demand; No. 3 low mixed Ale;
steamer No. = mixed 43c; Ne. 2 mixed
4iallIc; futures nothing doing; prices
nominal; No , mixed June i3la431; July
l3iali; August ~ September 45ia46.
Oats Spot firm; rejected white 33aS3tci No.
, white 36Ia37c: futures quiet but a shade
higher; No. 2whitc June 3Gla37c; do Sep
tcmbcr 33a33Ac. Buttcr-Quist but steady;
creamery extra lie.
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Passenger trains daily. Including sunday AZ
", J. ROWNruN,
General Freight aid fas.rng.I h,eent
FRED. HtsENEN.
Tray. Pas Agent.
"a. TOMLISsoN..
Ticket Agent, Wheeling. W. Wa.
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RAuROADs-Quict; total sales show an
increase over yesterday Of SlSO,OO0.
SrOCKS-Thcre WAS no news this morn
ing to affect stocks, except that from Chi
cago, which WAS entirely of N untaNorable
nature, and referred principally to the
strike on the Lake Shgre Tgad and the
probability Gifts Spreading to other roads.
The market was strong at thu
opening, first prices showing advances of /
to J per cent generally. There was some
weakness in early dealings, especially in
Vanderhilts, bat it was soon checked and
the entire list moved forward without a NJ
action until toward the close, when reali2-
ing caused quot atoms to yield slightly, the
market closing rather heavy near the best
prices Ofthe day. Lackawanna shows an
advance of 2 per cent, Delaware and Hud-
son II, and the remainder of the active list
fractions. Transactions, 299. 1914 shares.
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UASAwHA AND ONO RAILWAY cA'
II PASY.
Ohio Central Railway Company. River DIVISION,
ntyod rating effect Monday. February
" Is, Central Standari Time:
MOL, No.a, Nos,
sourux Daily Daily Daily
TX. sun. TX. sun fx. run.
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TtFEISIs I'EpS.
Be- t>r,- Enclosed YOU will find one dollar
;tarrHu gw'r please send me more ot your
~, .t.i-n,s liver lIllS. thrust you nave
g.r,rt l. ruy IuUtbr laSttwO boxes oTuer-
Of -l ~..rruI. wuull only say they nave
l.-. .l-.. r. -t=si DEAN ! Cuuld express 1
l-f m..fl b,;',r Huw than / have Tor TWO
y.Ir pass. Yours truly,
REV. rum SPAETH,
West SandElke, N. \.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money an2 I-3 Per C"nt.-GOVCrn-
ments Dull and Lower stocks
HIgher-FIOur Quictand Unchanged
Wheat

NEW YORK, June 25.-MOpCy on call
easy at 2a2! per cent. prime mercantile
paper ia5 per cent. sterling exchange dull
and unchanged:
GOVERNMENTS-Dull and lc lower for
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IyvmEEaING AND ELM GROVE r. r.

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I'OlClO.

TOLEDO, O., June 2I.-Wheat-Firm
and dull; cash 7SIaSlc; July and August
7Sic; September 79lc. Corn Unchanged
and steady. Oats-Ncglcctcd.
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o. r. X.

Express Chicago and Cob.
ExprcSS Chicago and COLI.
Express Chicago and Coli.
GAINESVILLE Aecom.....-...
Cambridge Accom-,
BELLAIRE x ST. GLARS
WILLIE RI.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers Will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lot
icries which may he presented nj our counters
:. II. OGLESBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
}. ". EII.BEETiS. Pres. state NATL Bank.
n. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Natl BANK
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100 svUNrERFEITsl Send us

N""N|' NNNNT ~ - ~
..srr. sret yad Ly return mail y bON ~
g. rag..gr 3Hr. - N~-i-,uc'S CeleDratcd lA'es
l.. ...tr . .nr handsome crFdI.
FILMING BROS, HIttSburS II
For SAFE by retail druggists. BE
susa ihe EicLaaSs Pjll1 you buy a~e
made at rItiSbar.h, Pa. Tho coun-
.~2.{,t.s arc nlado NJ 81. LSuiss Zoo.
AN HhoenAE, ". va.
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Railroads.

naITrNoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD con.
Is pany. On and afer Nay ~ 50 pas
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Gntttrn.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly ami Quarterly
Drawings Of the louisiana State Lottery Com
many. and IN person manage and control the
drawings themselves, ami that the same are con
dn,.tcI with honesty. ~fliTTIcsS. and III sUOd faith
toward all parties. and We authorize the company
Ia use this certificate, with fac-sim.leS OF our sig
nature, attached, in its advertisements
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CINCINNATI, June 2I-IIog-Firm;
COMMON and light So Goal IS; packing
and butchers 81 lOll 80; receipts 1880
head; shipments 6S3 head.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17

CIRCUIT COUET.
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, KAUAI.

Hon. A. F. Judd, c. J. presiding,
Hon. j. Hardy, Circuit Judge Hon.
=. Neumann, Attorney General.
Peni pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment for house-breaking. and was
sentenced to 2 years imprisonment.
Hanare Haleakala, house-breaking,
brought up under commitment from
District Justice of Hawaiian. A
mol. pros. was entered and the
prisoner sent to the Police Court to
be tried for larceny.
A mol. pros. was entered in the
case of Chinese Ataisan committed
by the Police Justice OF Lihue.
Albert Scott, committed by Dis
trict Justice of Koloa for house.
breaking, was acquitted.
Kaneaua (k.), committed by Dis
trict Justice of Koloa, got 3 years
with hard labor and was fined S25,
for rape.
In re petition of John Rodriguez,
Jose Mana, Antoine de Cametic,
Manuel Quintal, for a writ of habeas
corpus; the Court ordered the writ
issued and on hearing the case dis
charged the prisoners from custody,
owing to defective mittimuses of the
District Justice of Hawaiian. j..
w. Kalua for the petitioners, At
torney- General Neumann for the
Sheriff.
The Court examined number of
candidates for license to practice
law, and deemed it inadvisable to
admit any at present.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17
INTERESTING TO ICE MEN.

In q discussion on the artificial
production of cold, before the Poly
technic Association of the American
Institute, some time ago, Mr.. Part
ridge gave some particulars of what
may be called the binary liquid
system of ice machinery. Messrs.
Jessie Du Motay and Auguste j.
Rossi found that many of the others,
as well as their alcoholic radicals,
have the power of absorbing gaseous
sulphurous anhydride to an extent
in some instances of 800 times the
volume of the gas. Many of the
hydrocarbons, chloroform, bisulphide
of carbon, act in a similar manner,
but do not absorb quite as much.
The liquids obtained in this way
have some very remarkable proper
ties. Some of the liquids gave no
pressure at co. others none at
900 F. The vapors were not in
tlammable. One of these liquids
was chosen for use in an ice machine.
1t consists of ether saturated with
80 percent of sulphurous dioxide.
This culinary" liquid is capable of
producing very great degree of
cold. The advantage of such a
liquid can hardly be overestimated.
1t can be used in any of the ice
machines now at work, small changes
in details being in general all that is
required to adapt them to the use of
the binary liquid. From results
already obtained, it is stated that a
ton of ice in what is called Il 3-ton
machine costs $3.50, in a 6-ton
machine Sl.92. When larger sizes
are used the cost is still further re-
duced, and ice is produced in 25-ton
machine for 81 cents per ton, and in
a 50-ton machine for so cents. This
supposes coal to be obtainable at
81 per ton. In the small machines
coal is less than half the whole cost (;
in the large machines coal at 81 is
about half the cost.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17
PASSENGERS,

For Windward Ports. per W G Hall.
February lG-For the Volcano: Col \
X Burton. Col w II Wilson. A Brown,
A l. Brown, NJ Crawford. $ Kay and
son. For way ports: Col G ii Judd,
julius II Smith. j ID Brown. Il Lucas,
l. Turner. Thos f Cavanagh. Roby j
Smith, G w Mcmillan. G W McDougall
and 80 deck.
For Kauai. per Iwalani. February 1G
j N S Williams. w + Rowell. w w
Hall, V Knudsen and sons, Mrs l. $
Noble, c Gay, l. Titcomb. DR. G Her
bert, l. Kaltofen, III Mcintosh and 80
deck.
For Windward Ports. per Kinau. Feb
ruary l6-Ilon DR. j Wight. Hon James
Keau, Mrs } NJ Kapena. q l. Wight. \
Young Wight, w ii Cornwell. Miss A
Young, Capt G w Willfong. j Mcguire,
j II Ehlers. j o Carter. NJ Wolters, ID i
Smith, Rev + n Dyer. G X Miller, Mrs
ii Cornwell, j II Elder, + Beck, Mrs
Macy, Kimo Pake). NJ Hoki and
children, 5 X Kane, G p Wilder. Mrs }
b Jones, + p Hasting and 100 deck.
For San Francisco. per Mary Dodge,
February 17-Mr j Smith and ii Haas
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17

For week after the S. S. Mara
roa passed through here en- route
from San Francisco to the Colonies,
there were rumors that the captain
had reported the Alameda to have
been sending up signals OF distress
when sighted on the third night out.
For prudential reasons we RETAINED
from publishing the report. The
fact is the captain of the Mararoa
told II lady passenger, and perhaps
others, on the morning after meeting
the Alameda, that the latter vessel
had startled him by sending up blue
rockets, but that his anxiety was
allayed on finding Cor remembering
that the Oceanic Companys steam
ers used blue rockets for mutual
recognition when they passed at
night ON the high sea,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17
SHIPPING NlIES.

Chief Engineer Brownell with the
launch Montague was steaming about
the bay this morning doing odd jobs.
The British bark Chilena received
sugar from the steamer Dowsett this
morning.
The sailing of the Monnt Lebanon
has been postponed until Saturday
next.
The sehOoners Sarah q Eliza and
Rainbow were hove down this morning.
The Ke Au IIou is on the Marine
Railway being cleaned.
The steamer Dowsett arrived this
morning with 800 bags of sugar from
Paia, Maui. She sails tomorrow ut
p. VI.
The schooner Mana brought l.O4S
bags of sugar from Honomu this morn
ing and discharged into the bark Nir-
ginia. The Mana lost her main top
mast and her main boom was sprung.
The barkentine John Worcester that
arrived yesterday afternoon from New
castle, n 5 w. has S2S tons of coal for
Irwin & Co.
The steamer Jas Makee brought 1884
bags of sugar this morning. She sails
Tomorrow ut 2 Il. NJ. for kapaa via
Waianae.
The steam scow received sugar from
the Makee this morning and took it out
to the Eureka in the stream.
The American barkentine John Smith
now discharging coal near the = NJ 5
wharf has been chartered by Brewer 4
Co. for San Francisco.
The schooner Mary Dodge sailed this
afternoon for San Francisco with 5,22C
bags of sugar and 700 bags of rice
Value. $30,9i5.
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SUPREME COURT---lN CHAMBERS.
w EDNEsDAY, Feb.

Before McCully, j. In the matter
of the estate of Simon X. Kaai, the
accounts of S. b. Dole and s. M.
Damon, administrators, with the will
annexed, were examined, and the
Court postponed approval of the
same until next Friday, when mo-
ton to be filed by Mr.. A. Rosa on
behalf of the Hawaiian Government
will be heard AS to preferred claims
against the estate. .
Before Preston,' j. His Honor
heard application of Makaiewalu Ok. }
of Waialua, Oahu, praying that he
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17

AT meeting OF the Royal Hawa-
ian Hotel Co., held yesterday morn
ing, it was decided to accept the
charter granted by the Privy Council,
and the following officers were elect
ed President, Geo. w. Macfarlane !;
Vice President, A. j. Cartwright ;
Treasurer, T.. c. Maciarlane; Secre-
tary and Auditor, Walter S. Hanks /;
Board of Directors, A. j. Cartwright,
Samuel Parker, f. c. Macfarlane, S.
NJ. Damon and Geo. w. Macfarlanc.
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POLICE COURT.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th

EDNfSDAi, EcD' lstu.
Kauaua, drunkenness, Sc. Lum
Kun, Chow Nung, Pung Hi, assault
and battery on All Min; Lum Kun
$3.50, the others discharged. j. j.
Levey and Keoke, ARRAY, the first
mulct SIS, the other Sc. All You,
SO, assault and battery on All Lo.
John Degraves, charged with SO tins
of opium unlawfully in his posses
sion, remanded until the 18th for
Judgment.
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IT was reported this morning that
the schooner Canutc was for sale. On
inquiring of Messrs. II. ii. Davies &
Co., agents for the vessel, about her
future movements, it was learned
that no definite action has been de-
cided upon, but the schooner will
either be put on the inter-island trade
or will return to San Francisco with
sugar
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17

OF Mr.. Wash. Norton's character
transformation acting, the Hawkes.
Bay Herald" says, "The performer
went through his transformation in
full view of the audience, changing
dresses, shoes, wigs, hats, hornets,
and even stockings almost instan-
taneously, and illustrated each char
acter presented by song and dia-
lOpllp"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-17

ARRIVED ex st. Paul-Latest styles
of Picture Mouldings, Wall and Cor
ner Brackets, Rustic Frames, Mirrors,
Lap Boards, b. w. Chairs, Marble
Top Parlor Tables, b. W., Ash and
Cedar Dining Tables, Violin Strings
and Bows, Carts, Velocipedes, Bats,
Foot Balls, etc, etc, too numerous
to mention, and to be sold as cheap
rs the cheapest.
81 lw WEST, Dow & Co.