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To Planters and Employers
in General.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO
l. intimate that he has made arrange.
mcntr to bring from Japan experienced
ladies' maids, housemaids, children's
muses., house and stable boys, garden.
ers, and general servants, agricultural
AMI general aborers, sailors, etc.
The knowledge acquired by the un.
dersigurd of the Japanese dniing his
stay of lG years in Japan enables him TO
select .uitable persons, which will give
satisfaction 10 their employers.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves
of ihis opportunity to secure good SER
wants and lnborcrs will please communi
cate with The undersigned, who will call
at offices and private houses, if desired,
to give Information and receive orders.
The undersigned has had much ex-
perienre with the laboring classes of
Japan, and with his know ledge of the
LANGUAGE, may he able to give valuable
advice TO planters and others. lie is
Wiling 10 Wit planttions ana mills ON
The Islands. PAUL BONN,
No. 1873 Bereiania Street, or No. 81
King Street Mutual Telephone 1868.
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HuNOLuIr, Dec. 18th, 1886.

To the Editor of The //eyala:
DEAR SIR:--rhr beau iful cake, with
other delegates that MIR Horn so gen
erouslv donated TO the Piioiy fair last
Saturday we *, was sod fr The sum of
$,2, being subscribed for by twelve citi.
zens at II collar each, WHO each took
away their share with them. 1t was not
cut up by Hart Of the Elite Ice Cream
Parlor and distributed to the Reforma
tory School boys, as is said TO have been
stated by the said Hart.
A prominent Judges lady unerioC k
the disposal of the axe, and two gentle.
men (who were sIb cribers) cut it up
and handed it, under the lady's direc.
tior, 10 the remaining contributors.
Every one wis well satisfied with Mr..
Horus skill and handiwolk, and the
cake was all that could be wished for
and well worth the money subscribed
o. it. | am yours, etc,
SUBSCRIBER TO THE CAKE
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GEO. W. DE LONG POST, C. A. R.

At regular meeting of Geo. W.
De Long Post, 40, Dept. of CAL. {,
G. A. r., held last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing term: y. c., II. w. Laine /;
S. V. c., V. V. Ashford; j. V. c.,
Jas. II. White; o. d., +. Turrell (;
Q. NJ. r. Jay Green; Surgeon,
n. b. Emerson Chaplain, L. H..
Boehm; o. g., William Williams /;
Representatives to Dept. Encamp-
ment, w. +. Smith and Geo. G.
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Williams; Alternates, j. T, White
and Il. l.. Parker. After the meet
ing, upon invitation of Post Com
mander Laine, the Post adjourned
to the Elite ice cream saloon, where
an enjoyable hour was spent, listen
ing TO "reminiscences of the war, and
regaling the inner man with ice
cream, etc.
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Che @ailg 8nlletin,
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party.
But established for the benefit OF all.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. Is. 1856.
HOW IT GROWS.

Honolulu is yet but small place,
nevertheless it is expanding rapidly.
1t is, we regret to say, a city that
holds its own, in proportion to its
number of inhabitants, in the matter
of scandal, defamatory reports, and
street talk that tends to inflict im-
pruted disgrace on it's victims. 1t
is not, however, confined to the
street corners. 1t is carried to pure
homes. and repeated to loving
fathers and mothers and sisters. Our
innocent families are only too prone
to believe what they hear. In nine
cases out of ten, after an habitual
scandal has related his story
of so-called news, if asked for its
authenticity, he could only reply,
Mr.. and Mrs. So and So told me. In
fact, the accomplished detractor
knows nothing about the matter he
has spread beyond what he was told,
and even then, it was probably
second hand. The more tongues
that repeat the story, particularly if
it be of defamatory character, the
more the story becomes embellished,
exaggerated and distorted. Homo
lulu has more than its share of such
people. The native Hawaiians are
naturally credulous class of people,
and invariably believe all they hear.
In this connexion they are not
singular, the uneducatcd foreigner,
or white man, as he is called, being
equally guilty of committing the
crime of scandal. Even the cdu-
Gated, or more intelligent portion of
the community, cannot be exempted
from similar charge. 1t is not
confined to men only. 1t is con-
tagious, so to speak, and the weaker
sex are apt to fall into the trap.
A case in point is here given to show
how simple thing may be eXagger-
ated TO the detriment of those con-
cerned: Last week, Bandmaster
Berger finding one of his drums out
of order, and having an engagement
TO fulfil on Saturday night last,
applied to the principal of the Re-
formatory School for the use
of the big drum and one small
drum. The drums were accordingly
furnished to Mr.. Berger. Whilst the
drums were being carried from the
school towards town, somebody reat
the words "Reformatory SCHOOL, or
the big drum. The same party ol
parties, hearing music that night al
the opening of the "Criterion," al
once concluded that the services OF
the school band were placed at the
disposal of Messrs. Dodd and Miller
proprletors OF tne ABOVE haiheo
establishment. 1t is even said thai
the matter was reported TO head
quarters, the President of the Boaro
of Education. The fact was and is
that few of Berger's band boys
complied with the request to play
for Mr.. Dodd that night, and whilst
they were SO doing, the Reformatory
School boys were within their dormi-
tories and probably in the arms OF
Morpheus.
A moral can be drawn from this
incident by each one for himself and
herself.
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Yokohama to Honolulu Direct

A We Sell (STEAMER IF SUI
IA flcicnt inducement is otfered) will
leave Yokohama for Honolulu direct
about March next aAd Will take freight
and passengers al very low rates.
Laborcrs and Others wishing to pre-.
engage passage for their families or
friends may make arrangements with
The undersigned For freight or passage
0O apply to PAUL BONN.
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SUBURBAN FIRE COMPANY.

Not long since there was some
talk about supplying the suburbs
of Honolulu with firc-eXtinguishing
apparatus, for immediate use in cases
of fire, before the fire companies
from the city could reach the spot.
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
l. been appointed Assignees of the
Estute of LAM CHOCK, of Honolulu,
q bankrupt, all pertons indebted to said
estate arc hereby notified to pay the
same Immediately to the Undersigned.
w, @, PARKE,
LAM CIIONG,
Assignee>.
Honolulu, Dec. 10, 1876, % 2t.3w
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"A CARD.

The undersigned herewith publicly
warns II HaIt, of the Elite Ice Cream
Parlor, to dcsist from f. rther slandcrous
talk and announces against myself or
my business; or the m liking use of my
name in any shape or form, ns | have no
Thing in common with s,id Hart; Other.
wise hall take proceedings against him
according to law, in ordcr TO protect my
reputation and the good will of my lu:i
ness. F.. HORN.
Practical Confcciioncr, Pastry Go
an Otnam,nier, Hotel Street.
Ho.olulu, Dee. 5th, 1886.
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SUPREME COURT.
PROBATE DIVISION.
TuEspAY. December l4th.


In re estate of j. NJ. Oat, de-
ceased, before the Chief Justice, the
Court yesterday heard the applica-
tion of j. Mort Oat, administrator,
praying that his accounts he APP
proved, he discharged and his bond
cancelled. Three of the heirs were
present, and no objections being
offered the accounts were approved,
the administrator discharged and his
bond cancelled. The accounts show
receipts SSll. II, payments S12731,
balance S1lG.SG, which by consent
OF the heirs was authorized to be
paid TO the widow of the deceased,
and the administrator was ordered
to file her receipt for the same in
Court. The administrator appeared
for himself.
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TO RENT.

'THE PREMISES lately occupied by
4 Queen Emma, situate on the south
corner Of Nuuanu and Bcrctania streets,
are offered for rental for IL term of years
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
JOHN H. PATTY,
09tf Treas. Queens Hospi al.
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TO LET OR LEASE.

A HOUSE AND COTTAGE, CON-
n taining four large rooms and four
small rooms; also, stall, clrriage house,
with nearly one acre of pasture and gar
den, ARTISAN WATER, etc. reims very
moderate Apply 10 GEO. IL. ROBERT
soN, Punahou, for key, etc. 95 I'm
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NOTICE.

HAVING secured the services of
IL MIR. j. M. OAT, as general pur-
chasing agent III San Francisco, shall
in future be prepared TO fill all orders in
our line particularly, or any special or
ders, with the assurance that Mr., Oats
selection and purchase of all articles
ordered. (0H J.H. SOPER,
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EQUITY.

In the equity suit of Kcalawai
(k.) and others against Mawac (w.)
and her husband, begun Monday,
the Court (Judd, c. J.) heard the
evidence of three more native wit
nesses and continued hearing till the
27th inst. for the testimony of other
witnesses now on the island of Maui.
1t was stipulated that the evidence
of w. II. llalstead, the officer who
took the acknowledgment of the
deed now attached, be taken on
Monday next. SO far seven wit
nesscs have been examined. Kin
ney and Peterson for plaintiffs, A.
Rosa for defendant.
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MILLINERY.

MISS CHILLBURG, Milliner,
1N- formerly at Mrs. Lacks has re-
moved TO N;coll's Block, o ,posile the
Marble Works, where she will be
pleased to see her friends, and to attend
to all orders in her line Latest
Styles and best quality Of
Work. %
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$500 Reward.

TlIE above reward will be given to
i any person who will capture and
d,liver to The nca,cst Jail, n thinesc
prisoner by The name Cf hClU alias
CHUN HOOK, who escaped flom the
gang at work on Nuuaou VALLEY Road
between The hours tf 2 az d o'clock of
Tuesday, De- ember ith. 1885,
DESCRIPTION
Born at Canton, China; black hair
cut short; brown eyes height . feet 81
inches not married; age Hloui 3S yrs.
last from Honolulu. Has round scar
under tight ear; three TO nd marks On
left elbow two round mark undcr lelt
ear; round mark on right side of nose;
round IN rk and scar on l'ft side Ot
nose; heavy marx over left eyebrow;
scar under lover liz; several moles on
back of neck and breast long cut under
the chin.
DAVID DAYTON,
OI 3t Deputy MARSHAL
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TO LET.

EhOM January !, 1887. The beauti-
Il full dwelling premises now occu-
pied by a. j. Cartwright, Jr The
premises are located on Nuuanu Road,
about lls miles frtm the Honolulu
Wharfs. A splendid chance 10 procure
comfortable home with nice garden.
Rent $50 per month
S. MAGNiN,
Oh 1w A. Jaeger, Agent.
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BY AUTHORITY.

All water rates due on term ending
Juue 80, 1887, must be paid at The Office
of the Honolulu Water Works before
18th day of January, 1887. All rates re.
naming unpaid January IL, 1887, will
be subject to an additional 10 per cent.
Parties paying rates will prescut their
last receipt. CHAS. b. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works,
Approved l.. AHOLD,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Dec. I, 1856. 90
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BANKRUPTCY.

Before Preston, j. In the matter
of the bankrupt estate of Sing Kee
and Fook Chong, both of the dis
trict of Hilo, Hawaii, the Court
heard the application of j. f. Hack
field, the assignee in both estates,
praying for approval of his accounts,
his discharge and cancellation of his
bonds. Accounts examined and ap-
proved, assignee discharged and his
bonds cancelled. In the former
estate the total amount of claims
proved was S3,0S0.50; assets rea-
lized upon, was 81, ,220.S5; paid pre-
ferred claims, Sl32.95; paid divi-
dends at the rate of 35I per cent,
Sl,0S7.90. In the Fook Chong es-
tate-claims proved, S2,772.36; as
sets realized upon, G52.S0; pre-
ferred claims paid, S14S.01; leaving
balance of Sj03.S9 applied to divi-
dends at the rate of l7a per cent.
The assignee appeared for himself.
THE MuCIIELs INSURANCE CASE.
Charles Mchiels, plaintiff in two
insurance cases entered for trial at
next January Term of the Supreme
Court, against the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn, for assumpsit in the sum of
81, 900 and against the Commercial
Insurance Company of California,
for the sum of $4,000, has fled in
the clerks office two other suits,
this time against the South British
Fire and Maine Insurance Company,
both of New Zealand, claiming in
both the sum of $4,000, which
amount together with the amount of
5000 claimed in the two previous
cases complete the amount of insur-
ance on the stock of dry goods
owned by plaintiff at the time he
was burned out. These four cases,
no doubt, will be tried all at the
same time, as the issues and mat
ters of fact apply TO all of the cases
alike. Mr.. G. O. Berger is the Ho-
nolulu agent of said companies.
NtcSolo. Ncuiliuiin, w llllilS "
Creighton for plaintiff; Mr.. j. T..
Dare for defendant companies.
WEDNESDAY, December 10Th.
Before Preston J-In re-guardian-
ship of Eliza Meek of Honolulu a
minor. Application by John Meek
and wife, parents of the minor that
George S. lloughtailing of Honolulu
be appointed guardian of their
daughter. The Court granted their
request, and ordered that letters of
guardianship issue as prayed under
bond of $500. The minor owns in
her own right real p.operty situated
in Koolaupoko and Honolulu valued
at S3, 900, upon which an income of
$3.50 is realized annually. Mr..
lIoughtailing qualifying himself
letters were issued. w. A. Whit
ing appeared for the applicants.
Before William Foster, Master
In S. Ephraim VS.. Bark Forest
Queen. Continued from Monday.
| Further deposition of witnesses was
taken and filed to be used at the
trial Of the case. Neumann fol-
plaintiff; Hatch for defendant.
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FOR SALE.

~~SH-s The beautiful Cream
GI ,.A Col, red Mare, with sill
w f~--AT yer name and ail, often
,IXS@U seen on the street driven
~&sA by Il LADY, is said TO be
very fast, is for sale at Mr.. y. f.
Graham's stable, for the very reasonable
figure of 100000. O03t
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

TIME undersigned was appointed as
l. Assignee in the Bankruplcy of
Quong Teen York Kre, of Honolulu, on
the 21st Sepiemb II, A. ID. 1856, and all
persons who have not filed their clnims
with the undersigned and do not do so
on or before the Goth day Of December
instant, their claims will not be allowed
rs the undersigned will file his accounts
on the the 2lst instant for final hear
ing, before the Hon. A F. Judd, Chief
Justice. w. G. PARKE,
th-s-tu-ihs Assignee.
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WANYED,

A WOMAN to do light housework
"A and plain sewing. German pre-.
ierred, Apply at the Pacific Hardware
20. 04 1w
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For Sale or Lease.

TNHOsE PREMISES SITUATED ON
l. iunahou Street called "Kananilc-
hia," the property of G. II Judd, are for
sale or for lease for term of years.
Fer particulars inquire of
ALIEN. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu, Dec. 10, 1856
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COTTAGE TO RENT.

A NEAT COTTAGE on Liliha Street,
IA containing rooms and kitchen.
Apply AT No. 33 Liliha Street. O3lw
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FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
J. that | will not be responsible for
any debt toniIac ed in my name without
my written order,
JOHN NJ. YlVAS.
Honolulu, Dec. l4th, 1885.
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$40 REWARD.

A REWARD OF $40, AND NO
"A questions asked, will be paid for
the ietnrn of certain personal papers,
lost on Friday night, srd inst, from the
sLoeing shop of Mr.. G. b. Wilson, being
of no value 10 any one but the owner,
The papers 10 be left at the BULLETIN
Office. lw
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7 e BROWN,
COTTAGE TO LET.

nN NUUANU STREET, Cottage
~ containing B Rooms, C. Apply 10
% I'm JAS. w. ROBERTSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
NEW YORK CITY.

November has been upon day of prayer for
foreign missions throughout the world
William Hardin negro employed in Shaft No IL OF the
new Aoueduc quarrelel yesterday at boarding ~
Fordbam with George Mason Mason took razor rom HIS
boot and cut Hardin severely in the back and eg Inc
wounds were dangerous Hardin taken to the Ninety
ninth Street Hospital.
Adele LEVEL age eighteen left her home Mt No $40 East
scyentst Friday morning TO go 10 WORK Ill
ST. near Thrave, where she was employed AZ
dresmaker did not ITO work and has not since oeeh
hoard from She has this country six weeks gen.
eral alarm was sent out for her yesterday.
William Hart OF No Chrystiest thought that he could
connect an electric lamp at the National Theatre early yes
teray morning circuit from the station in Elizabeth
81 He took hold OF innocent Hooking wires that Were
dangling in the and In second tied In Knot III
took surgeon the Chambers Street Hospital several
hours 10 get the twists out.
Shuttle trains were up and down between the City Han
and Chatham Square yesterday morning on the west
track while the pump filing the engines at the CITY
Hall Station being changed The shuttle trains went up
on the west Chatham Square station letting out
take the uptown trains some OF 'he pas
and got the wrong trains ana
were taken the Battery.
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SHIPPING NETS
PORT OF NETWORK ..........---sUNOAY. OCT "a lsst
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
US Training Ships Portsmouth and Saratoga from New
can me Aurans r, Hams Liverpool oct IS Queenstown
H. with nse passengers 10 Vernon brown CO ~
Queenstown 49, mse aud asseugers to Peter Wright
Sons Tas Ger cS,er bremen southampton
Ia ChcrDourg 2j with msc and passengers to Oecs Co.
Arrived AT tile q $50 IN. ,o
steamer La Breagne Fr De JousseIn HavTe Oct 49,
with dse and passengers Louis dc Beban Arrived at
inc nS r pd,pendeute utaD Prandeo Naplea Oct 3,
Gibraltar ~ ana TO Phelps Bros Co.
Arrived At the Bar at D 10 pm. IN -, ,,
oct with msr and pas'enscrsto Busk Jevons
steamer Ctv Para Dexter, Aspinwan days with mdse
passengers to Pacific Mail IS Co. oo. t,, r,,.o 70
Steamer wyanoEe HnIphers Richm9nd tty Rom, and
Norfolk with mdse and PASSENGERS to Sa poTnioI ~ Co.
Steamer Neptune. Coleman Boston, win ina'e 10 IL DIN
smp McNear of Boston, Frost Cebu 1919 days. with
70 order vessel To Vernon II Brown & Co .
dap. with salt to Wocruf Co vessel TOT Parker q CO.
Bark praga Aust BsccarccG sc.snoVa 81 days win
BARK san GlGsepps Enr Am sGge q lisbon % days win
BARK Vasa tNor Andersen. Bordeaux Al days. with mdse
BARK AdeIhad iGer, Bolen Bahia 80 days with sugar
Ts seS'e Carl WmneS Sew Bedford for Pensacola
schT Maggie Wiileus Hamm 81 John; HB, days. with
scbr LYNX cBri Finley John NIB DAYS. with lumber
to ' Sanh h { CO. vessel 10 A r Honey;
with iumpsrt, Chase talbot vessel to Nevus Son
sUNsET-wnd at sandy Hook. moderate E cloudy Al
CITY island fresh. SSE; cloudy.
| rester tIv-
Steamer Britannia (Brl Perry, Liverpool Oct ~ oueens
town and passengers to Cortls Arrived al
| the at LAB IN .,,-.,- 49, o.oo -,
ham ~ Para IL with dse and passenger 10 shpton
Green Gi" t. Arrived at the Bar at lOpm
SAILED
steamers Ripon CITY, for Newcastle; Elps Leth Balio
nero Ygcsais. Havana
Also sled-VIa Long Island Sound-Steames Franconia
| Portland, ii F DinOck, Boston.
| RETURNED.
Steamer waessnd (Beg). Ueberweg hence for Antwerp
\ 23d, with s0a disabled
| The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
| FOREIGN PORTS
roypoy Oct 24-Arrived, Mosser (Br, Titzok,
| from NewYork 49,, -, =.
| from Liverpool hence for New-fork.
oct 23-saied Cydona (Br) Esson. fol-
| New-york. ~ ,-.,, ... Z. a, Il ~, nj
| kcr or New-York. n,-,-, =,
| ANTWERP Oct 23-Sancd steamer Rhynland lBelg) JamI
| son. iOr New.York. =, c, -.
| HAvRR, oct I3-ArrNed stoaho LA OhahpaBhe Nff'
| Traub from New.York.
HAVANA oct 23-Ssilei steamer City OF Washington. Rey
| III f,,,,, Mexican poIts hence for Nsu-York.
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pr4rsy AND ROBBED BIZ HIGHWA TMEM

Two h,phvaymen assaulted and robbed Robert j. Io Vi
No Est Eighth ave. early yesterday morning IN the snao
a, the second Reformed Presbyterian Church. III imV
ninth between Seventh and Eighth ayes lodd stage
and works for American Opera company once
"Tbeodora has been running at Nbos Garden nc mas n
charge Of the stage and has been going nome ac
.. night e was detained the theatre last evening anu
q, as nearly an hour usual when he saru o
home He rode in Broadway car TO Thirty nin'hsI anu
s,epred on Al l25 The streets were deserted anu ho
s,ated On brisk walk toward Eighihave just as ne w
40, nv the PRESBYTERIAN Church he heard hoarSe Noi
- h,n, cav Now give to him" Todd turned quickly
I'm, ,.ore he could do anything in his deieLce ne was
, neh,na ON the head with club Another oow on s
a ,u ad ibe first Todd sta .geroi 10 inc an
.,an ,oIi For moment his mind Was blank Ineh ne ~
ssd nv some one pounding him In the FACE WIN
nS e Ton iii des erately for his lie HIS assslitts KEY
called az ouiy as could for help, ana the hgnw
r1e1 ~ sen, his by throwing something oVrl is
A yicious blow upon Todds temple ac' on "'' "
h.a,r Iick finally rendered let''y
man from his wastcoat. and were turning ms p1cx
sm,,oaehine and at fed Inc man WIZ M
caiP'e an the Kicharu MulIeh ". 49,
Sa Vest Forty 10 ieTnakor SeNeral
had come the houses having h,aIu inc " 10
So had fIud on the sidewalk Two poicehen 80 ~ I'D
suspicious char sctefr Dut co,f ~.
,timu ant was given Todd and he revived
g. y:u his name An ambulance took nm 10 ihe
cnDised and his closed one o us
as nSoLen After tho wounds had been dressed I0uu
.,rnnoer about 4 III. went home detectives SOi'"
And Mcdonnell working Oh the case.
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TIRED OF ORACKIYG NUTS
From The Chicago Herald.

A young girl who came from Ireland few weeks ago was
en.aged as rvan in Side boarding house Daring
her brf in this country much that has
her Last Sunday her mistress asked her 10 crack
some nuts for the The girl started to perform inc
work In sccuson OF the kitchen bnt LOT very Soo
.on made little heatway An hopI a'eI uno "ul
~ the mouse greatly surprised 70 see tho gr APP
her with plate ana her race as re AZ
he storm signal flag Tripping into the middle OF the room
OF nuts on tho table anu bshB
the pats with it's spntered burden TO the astonshed mis-
fress eI lined. In charming dialect: -, .,, ,
=; yeS tbnE mum Oim going to crack all THIN nnts
uid me teeth We are mish taken Oill lave TINS pace
OF nearly broke teeth splitting thin TN, ana vi osoA
nure" I
The mistress managed to birdie nor mirh long enough W
,nstrnof the girl IN q using a hammer