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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
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fyrcrooL Jan 29-Is:3D p. m.-Cottol-B business is'
moderate uncnapgod ia,e.' Mhdns pIanG S 6n1 @S
Iars for speculation AMI eNpjri receipts 1000 bales
including 1000 galcs American 4 ld'"i F,,t s,tw PIHdi
6ujid do February AMI March delivery Go.oid also
13 Gid do Apnl and M.y acIiycry ~ sd do May
an Sni Jun ttd DO jny sud August delivery 5Gii
do August ana september dch;rTV; . ~ biI -, -
Tenders doyclos At iodajs clearing 900 bacs new
OF tne week $1,000 bales American 900
oaes orWardc rom shps side direct To HDnneis 1 ;oo
Sa"5 en Il 0uJ aies total STOCK u 1000 Amsncan
900 bales amount Uf cotton anoIt &11OJo bales An'er
can; an M dos OF the dav included 400 bales Amer
can Futures sloaay Upands, Low Mdhlng cause Ja.l,
aTy devIy. Gl6td. buyers, do JlhLty aud FeDtutiy
delivery 6Gld bnye,: s aSGra@y ah doSaTy war"
iuy,rs do Apr and MAY delivery. > l.u4d buyers 90
livery o q Cad value; do July and August delivery .
14d sellers August and september delivery lZold
TIa-Cotton-Fu,urescoseas steady Upands Low Mid
ry and fc1riary delivery. 1IG4d sellers do February
ana March delivery Olo1,' SsIietS a0 Mrcn anu Apii
5Sa sellers May ana June delivery dGid sellers
HnSust delivery OO1d sellers dO August and scptem
pa WESTON jan 2V-Iotton quiet; Mddlng, 1916
Low sidng o7.ldi Good ordinary IN @ net ana ana
bales; salos 81 0 baos stock, 7I,3'D bale, =, ,.-, .
Weekly Net and gross receipts a2So' V ats 80 a.
GTslt S34n baies he,tA"' -''- '''''' ,,,,r,.
s1y&SsHl Jan Cotton quiet and steady MiddlinsI
So Tow MIddng So: Good ordinary. "a net and
gross receipts zoo bacs sales 4Jo DAiesi Stock oo''o
'WeeEly-ve receipts 1908 bales gross lsgS bales
JSbO baes Coastwtse 4ib 1les % e' 1ST Sn% USSs low
n Jan nod S0y ordSsTy pi55 5lS net receipts
Md9ps MI m Ss. T6s IL s7S baosi Exports to Great Britain
Saeo siISs 6OGO balea srocE Ss7959 baies ~ ,,o.
eekyNeJ receipts 0li31 Daies B1o~ % c p3;5' Ia 9
bales 10 tho Continent l2,'e9 bales Coas'"'e' lo'o'
bales sales 1920 bales ,-.. -
NrwYoaX Jan 20-The following are the tO,H h'1 70
cotton al ports since september looo'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

ceged at 6othst Several held yesterday.
Grassers Ia very light demand and prices fraction lower.
One bunch sold At 20 ana 2c is the outside quotation to-day
Veals steady az 42dso
Dressed Calves unchanged price, dull everything
but Prime Country Dressed Veas which In light
ply.
sales Hallenbeck Davis n Grassers 2S0 ID. &C..
Dllenback Dewey Veas 1855 No. at Ioc do, l47 N,
Attic
nEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts "a cars OF 5l0l
cars at jersey city and az B0ths Total for
SIX days 3b64 head against ass head for the time
last week Demand limited sheep weak ami lambs steady
city
Common TO Good sheep ranged from So 50 50 Fair 10
hOlce Lambs sold at 5 with Extra holding at
7i4c.
sales-IIdd 4 Buckingham 2Ui state sheep, "a ID. at
81 50 2lO 10. 10 n, at - ~.
j. PkcOck lSJ limos sheep, 107 10 at &c; lSl do,
lDl ID, itt &c 2l3 Michigan d0 81 n. 4c lSS Western
DO " 10 az &c 80 Ohio 60 50 10, at 4c 24S do ~ TO- at
S3 % late Yesterday $50 IDdlsn sheep ia 10. J4c.
Ne"tn 4 Getl: 1877 Ohio Lambs %. 70, at 5s4c; 3l4
Western do 100 tb at 4sc 225 Ohio DO ~ h. 80 o.
ID. at ~ 70.
j. =. SAD er & Coz 2l4 Ohio Sheep 81 rb at Acc.
Halenbeck Davis: lSD state heep n 10 at 33,c; 80
Indiana d0 l2 b. lb7 state Sheep and Lambs ~ b.
at sc, 24l Western Lambs, G6 n. al 534
DilcnbaCk Dewey 10 Western sheep. ri ~, at 44c;
lS1 dO, ~ h. at i4ci 81 CanaGa Lambs e3 n, at 7c
Hume Mullen: so Pennsylvania she ep, ~ ID, at+c 81
Pennsylvania Lambs II h. at Sic.
HOGS-KeceiEts 20 cars OF 2.S73 headl4 cars at
4thst and cars at Jersey ty Total for Sax days 622
hc d against A. 23 head fO the same time last week. Mont
before Change. QuOtat 80 81 s4 10 Or Ordinary to
Good Hogs
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
rmcrsAyo rrlTrrrS " THE uaREErs.


The warm, damp weather has had a d'presS
ing effect upon Ito prcc4 for p1ultry. Turkey were
hanging I'm the shop windows aud market stalls labelled
II cents pound that cpu not bc bought for less than
i durIng the cold ,u1p Of ten dIvs ago. Thc normal
prices Of poultry ~ low hls w1tr tho unea
specimens ~ the Rhode Island variety scllus Tor "ny
20 cents a pound whil" sat" turkey9 hriut i cents"
Bucks County fuls cost , cents pound, fhaleiphlA
sprins chicken. ~ 80 pair and roasting cairA'n' -
cents pound.
With the end OF this week quail parrldses. grouse.
wuoIcOck and rabbits practically dsapp az from Inc
markets and .qutbs English snipo aud Cana - VII
fowl Of the ptarmisan order take their place. Wud
ducks remain uutil May. .gil-n snpc are IN prime
condition aui sell for - 80 dozen ptarmi-tn arc
81 2J pair cora plOycr 81 80 d0l'n small HhlPe
aud small birds and - cents d"z"n rabbits are
20 cents each, and English hare. - a brace.
The vegetable market has SUSTAINED serious .rthlck
from freezing o. early plants III the south Florida
cucumber5 can BE- had for and 10 cents each, while
hothou,r ones cost 30 cents Florida tomatoes arc 40
crut- "A duart Southern beans arc 30 cents quart.
western creamery buttcr sells Tor - and - cents %
pound, while philadelphia roll butter co,is 20 c"ii'
gg- a en- to - and 80 ccuts adoIcn 10! fresh ana
20 cents "a dozen for lined
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Jan 29The Dror"rS journal reOort1 cattle
Receipts. 140O head shipments 00n head market slow
shipping Stecrs S3 1J0fJ SOchers and Feeders - %
al 80 cows Bulls and Mixed II oUdT3 10 buS, So 10
Ho0'-Recepts 10000: ShDmcuts 5000 marKet lower
Rough and Mixed. 81 GOSSIP; Packlng auJ SmDDlng.
Sf auar4 35 Light - 350 - 80 skins - 80 IS 90
ShesDReceuts 4U0 head: Shipments 100 heal; market
-; Western, T. ~ % Lambs,
~ 1jQ - - Texans. - 90 0t5 10.
ST LOUIE. Jan. 2J.t'dhte-lcceIDts so shiDmcnts.
l.O market steady FAR to Choice Naive shipping steers
II 6jaS5 % Butcher s3 2JGSt % COWS
and Hccrs, s. jG$3 30 StOckers and Feeders So 600
=
HOOS-RecelDts. 5000 suiUmenJ3. loo Light IS QUO
~ -: PachIuc. ~ 80 ,6S4 90. H,avv. ~ l0GSI 30
ShesD!iecelp,S 10 market steady ana
duct common 10 Choice. 81 % 0Si 90.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
feaal Notiee.

CUPREME COURT, County of New-YOrk
~ John Kropf plaintin Frank Moeschen and Vea lis
wife, Louis Moeschen and Katie lis wife, Ferdinand Noes
Christ MOeschcn Christ JACOBS William otrube,
Daniel Mullen. Thomas Hanly William lGber Joha Fergu
William DOd John DOrman. John Soegreen, Fred rick
l. Jgenan. stephen McNely John schof George strgen
stein. John Mulvey Daniel fitZDatrcs, John Roach Law
York, John Sheehe, James
Frederick Guln, defendants
the above named defendants and each Of them
hereby the complaint In this
tiun aud TIE plaiDins 9
attorney Within twenty days after the service OF this sam
exclusive Of the day OF service and ia OF your fall
ure to appear Judgment VIII be taken yoy
by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated November "a. 1876
L.. =. GOEBEf. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office address No. 2j4 Broadway, New.i ork City.
To FRANK MOESCHEN. Esq.
The fore going served on you by publication
order % Charles H. Van Brant, OF the
Judges the dated the 9th day OF January
l-o6 and filed with the complaint In the o1ce OF the Clerk
the y and County Of New York his office in said city
Dated New York, Jan. ~ 1856 - .
]. :. GOEBEL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
254 Broadway, New.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
1nE pEIRnLErN lflREEE

A decidedly active speculation IN National
Transit rllAcaics developed yesterday aud thc
"bcars had full control Of the market. The selling
movement vas general and appeared to bo based Oh.
news from the oil field OF the opening Of wells ln The
Kane district McKcau County. Penn, which promised
o be good producers. II Will bo recalled that weeks ago
produccr, admitted that this field likely To 20 as
nroGc As the present adyccs indicate it 10 he, aud that
hc rcasou given for the break IN oil irum Il 10 10
- cen-. was discoveries In the Kane and Washing
ION Count, neds Yet NOW the III Uprlty OF trader, hnli
10 the opinion tuat loWcE prices LeNAblc bectuHe
of The gain N production resulting from these develop
ucnt- The ctrtitctc market opened weak. continued
su AN day and ended weak with decline OF a. Ccuir
from the fHa surc OF Thurs ay. When TINS II sdid tIc
speculation IA fully described, except thnt
converted bulis look further decline. The market
closed with suggestion Of any attempt To take al
vantage Of the short interest on tho Moor VI IA the OIL
country.
sondated Exchange were Hs follows:
ouruuy Lowest 81 y
Highest ............-.....91's final..... . ~ .
The quotation for rcducd oil unchanged. but the
;na Dot was easier IN sympathy with the decline oil
crude.
on. CITY Pc m. Jan 29.-Crudc Oh-Nhtional Tran
ait Certificates opened at - and closet ~ s32
bighc, price, s1as lowest price S3i9 Sales ii9),oJO
larroIs. clearance. I-l 1900 barrels; runs.
barrels; alhpmcuts G9.2i9 barrels; chdrtrrs H.
barrels.
BH,nPoHD Penn, Jan. 2o.-Crudo National Tran
.t Certificates opened al s7as and cio'ol at $50;
highest prIro, s7as; lowest price. $50 clcaanccs,
2,912. 900 Ddriois.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
CLOSING PRICES or PHIhd DELPHTA SFOGKS
Renorted lY COILS d LEVY. No. 10 Nele.s.
FRIDAY. Jan. 29-P. VI.

FRIDAY. Jan. 29-P. VI.
The Delaware. Lackawannn and Western Railroad
Company to-day issued its preliminary statement of the
results of business for the year 1888 The companys
annual repsrts usually patterns of hrcvity hut its
statement to-day than usually noticeable for it,
lack OF information We mis- the usual sastics OF the
movement OF coal and the condensed balance sheet
Adding footnote Of the brief statement TO the ehect
that the cOmpany's bonded debt reduced $37O9OO
during by payment OF that sum of Lackawanna
and Boomsburg Railroad bonds. and give all there
Of the statement compared with those OF two prcccd
ing years. the suhjoinei table The balance OF profits
for 1855 (S2,24OsJl as reported below is equal to
; 55-I0O per cent the comrany's capital stock:
BUSINESS OF 1TREE YEARS.
ofoss TssT' ns GnSs Dee 81 eaSics
Op Grating expenses
mines s"..o".9 .., 2a.oa3O4s 2sOOs.ll7 2s.22o.572
Net carninrs...... s97.6j5S $sSO&sl6 s7,s7I.lod
DSuI TGHts '"'c.V'' ~~ 494G94 5IIss29 5ls7oso
Balance. Sl379Gi4 s5I9O,523 %2,60sol7
Expt nditures for
structon equipment -,,. oe. no, 40 -,
Balance Of profits 81 7o6.79s s2sOj.49O s2.2iO.sS4
The stock market to-day little more active aud
while general temper displayed confidence there was
"A noticeable lrreguarity and some fevcrshcss IN the
movements. The transactions amounted TO 3o1,3t6
shares, against 272649 shares yesterday. The opening
at higher ngures all through the list aud inftmer
gains generally recorded IN the first two hours The
trunk line stocks were well sustained AT near 10 nest
figures closed with material cams on last evenings
prlces The graugcrs fcYeTis after the early ad-
vance and closed irregularly AS compared with la't
evening but withOu important changes In either drcc
ton The coal stocks after the early hours, were weak
IN tnat they dccue hut they too showed stranoss IN
the la 81 hour AT lower Of values Nrwl ORR
and New-Engl1nd suffered most III decline Ia 4oi2 out
yet closed higher than yesterdays opening price
more nua advances than there were declines,
More bear talk heard to day than IN long time
and was credited to sources that lew weeks ago
could not see decline OF | per cent before large
further advance. That the talk OF certain largo opera
tor. then erroneous has been proved tho market
has gone down - per cent nut All inc cOud
trade and tratc now are more IaNordblc tn an
aDprrciat!on in values than they were when those
OF farther advances from the highest recoriod
points were made. Considering The unusual efforts To
depress values. prices day remarkably firm. but
the market closed fcycri,h.
Government bonds were dull but hrm NJ quotations.
as fOlloWs
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

LIVERPOOL Jan provisions bacon. Cumberland Cut
.Ja ud; Milrs .ps cd: short Clear Mlddles
80 Ud: RIBS Dos. id: ShouiicrS Us. Oi Der cwt
Bec-Ss. lnllan Ness lriinr Moss. bs Od.
Prime Ness. 5lS nA per bDL; Prime Mess tastern
5a Western 43s I'd Iarl American, 32s; Prime W est.
crn .,s u: Lard Oh. 3,s Od Hams Long Clt 3ss. I'd
~tOtiotrs Cd CWt IOr finest Cuitet
St,tcs Cuecse- American Choice. 30 I'd Wheat-l -lted
Western spring. Is 5d Red inter. ls ID Is jd
o.r crntai No SOnn lst New Western Wmtct74 2ds
New Mi1ol Western. ~. III; California No. |. Os I'd d
is Ud; Californian No GA Cd 6s H. per GENITAL PrOiuce
-Spl1ts of TnrDenthc kSs al do nc London 2is Cd Dcr
CIVIL eIned pctrOlnuIu, Oh bi. pcrgalOn LlOvcrSccd
American Red 4g~ per Cwt. TaUv2ls "a. DerCwt Rose
common ~ iu Pale. lis Od. UOs. Od Llnsccd OIL 2Js
d pcrcWS. Iallow-Bn Amfuc 16S Od. Prim' Cty.
Ss OH Oer cwt Refrigerated Beef had quart
era. d.. quarters. I iri. per 10.
er3copts wnfa for the past three DAYS were 2Ooooo
ceutals. Incl ntiug 5000 c'ntIlS An '1ct1. g
e receipts American past three days wcr,
400 entails 40
OF per tun Caota Lmscei t-s.9d quarter llnseed
Cake g OsUG7 ~ Dcr ton ReinoO Petroleum I'd. d
Gl-dper gallon. Nlrpentne. 2A 80 per cwt;
Speru on sos per ton common 81 81 per cwt;
Iale ibs gllA PTuylsons-i ard. 3js Ol DER cwt for
American sugar ljs 80. cwi. for Cuba Centrifugal
nonrzng 900 and l3s I'd las dOr Cuba Muscoydo tlr
nnnng atoal.: Australia TalOw -BecL 2i5 bd~ 7Os
Gd, Mutton. 25s GL L6s 0d- Cocoa Nut Oh-Ceyon,
HZ7 Os.. Cochin. $50 Os
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICORH-GrOnnd 'a0Si sc.
COCOA-ln fair d,.land. Steady and unchanged
col f E-SpO quiet lac ior Far. Slle' $50 bags
Santos "Mcmuon' $50 do ex "luchd" on private
options luet and closed barely steady sales,
1900 Jaies closing folows February, e56at;eg
March. 90; dy.LO; Aprtl, t.jj0G6O; May, bGDdbOp :
June, G650..7n; July, G7CGH.15i August, 67j6j,oO
September, ~. as o. OctOb +. G75aGoOi november
GS54 50. IeocnDoT, GSJ 1880. Mid grades steady
sale, 5,1 q mas IimOr cX "J. II. clark"
The quotations according the American classhcatOn
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

The following is abstract Of reports showing the
condition OF the 2,732 National Banks in the United
States at the close of business on December "a.
ResouroesLoans and discountss s23 fractional
currency sil3Os2 trade dollars $l67l 20!i coin and
treasury certificates Sli5.3j43JS Total S2i57 ga 4ji
Labduies-Capa stock paid in s529 $50 1856 National
Bank notes Outstanding SG67 i3OS37 Individual deposits,
SID ,i29Oss. TOtAl-S2. 2.467,614 4A.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
EUROPEAN FGNANCIAL MARKETS.

LONpoY. Jan. 29-l2:SO p m-COnsois, 100 2,i6 LOT
and tho account Atlantic ana Great western
First Mortgage Trustees certificates 49, do -ecOnd Mort
gage IL Canadian Pacific G694 dividend Erie 2) DO
second SOas Illinois Central. l43Ni ~ lnlu
Common. g4a. New.York Central, lO7 PenDsyvaa %
Reading II ,. ,,-..- -. a, suo.D,
II l., ccntimes for the account
count Pacific, 66s; rln Second ConsOls 50 81
Mexican Ordinary 2d7a York Central 1879 .
$50 D. m.-Jhc amOmt of bullion gone lno the Bank OF
England balauce to-day IL tlO.OOo ,--
Tas advIccs quote Per Cent Rentes at 81 francs
10 cennics TOR the account
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW-YORK. SOCTuAMPrOS AND BREMEN.
sDONAt .SatJan O23Opml % MI Err JER.Fn. l3nood
ELDER. We'd. FeJ. 8. So. m. FCLDA Wed Feb II, nj
fMAfN. sat. Feb. r MA We'd. FsO 2o,7a
Steamers marNea ssll for Bremen direct
On Express lst Cabin $50 SlOO and Sl23 "a
CGUln. s56. olde. 6tea nris. ID CABIN. $50.
Stecragc Gt lowest rates.
OLLRI( HS * CO. No. = Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between New-Tork ana Havre
Companvs Pier new No AZ North foot Of Moronst
ST GEkMAlN. Trsub We'd esd ~, Feb % A. IN
ST. LAULENT de Joussclin..We .ncsdsy, FEB; II: A.
AMhh4Qb r. SGu Ell, tep ~, IVA
Checks payable at sight amounts 90 suit the Banqus
Trans tque o. Paris.
LOUIS 6E BABlAN, AgeaL No. Bowling Green.
DRANCH OFFICE. l.lsO BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

CONDITION or NEW-YORK NATIONAL BANKS.
W,suINGToN, Jan. 29.-The following is an
abstract Of reports the Controller OF the Cur
rcncy showing tho condition OF the fortyve Natioh"
banks in the City Of NewYork at tn" close Oh business
o., nccc,ober o6. 1885 lCents are omittedl:
ResOl
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
Ocean Gtedmers.

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YORK To J., EE4PJol- VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. NORTH RIVER
aiu.day, Jan 80. D On
TAIIIA A-.................. Saturday. Feb o. $50
ATRAN IA ...... saturiay. Feb 49, / 80
OrEGoN .-........... Saturday Feb. 90. ESQ N
fCan passa9e $50, $50 and 800. Intermediate. s36.
SteeTase tickets and iron all parts of Europe AZ very
low rates Freight and passage o1ce No Bowling Greon
VERNON Ii. BK0wS & Co, Agents
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

SPIRITS OF TURPENTGNR.
CUARIEsTOS Jan 20.-Turpentne firm 40 80 9l2c.
sAyANNAH. Jan -. -luruentln" suOuG at iic.
WILMINGTON Jan 29-rdrpantlno trn nc ~ &c
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

TNMAN LINE .sron, snr,vr,,oo,
BALTIC -. ......... -. .saturtly Jan. 80, D.
CIcY OF BERIIS :: 1iIay; M a reP y p N
FT1r Innan Pier, foot ot Grandst jersey City. CABIN
PASSAGE $50 D aul 500. Mediate, $50. STEER
A /. from or o the old Country 20.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen'i Agents
No broadway, y. Y. .
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

Good orInrrv. ..........~G@ Low Miiiting
Futures opened point higher, but closed to points
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
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con convertible
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sabine div
5000 .... 1O2
Toledo q Ohio con
lSt
2, 900 ...--.. a3'2
Tex rac term IS
1000. .......1j
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1909
1000. ..... 50 z
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5000 ..... 10 %
Va Mid ana Inc
$1,000 ......6 "a Is
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

23@ buyer 10 days.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
Misohievpus Discussion.


EDITOR HERALD:--During a recent
visit to San Francisco l met many
Eastern people, among whom were
certain members of Congress and gov
ernment officials. OF course "the
Islands camelup for discussion, and I
said, "what are the prospects for the
continuance Of the treatyT One of
those present, an earnest worker for the
treaty, a good friend of Hawaii and
one of the leaders of the House, re-
piled, "the treaty will not be disturbed,
as your people in the islands refrain
from agitating the question in your
papers, and particularly putting the
scheme forward of treaty with the
Dominion Government, and abstain
from furnishing statistics of the bene-
fits the islands derive from trade with
England l was forcibly reminded OF
this on reading the letter in the Baie-
tin last evening, and in the Adseytise,
of this morning, and it seems to me
that there is no longer doubt that the
most opposition to the treaty emanates
frem Honolulu, and for one | hope the
preprietors Of all newspapers will ex-
clude all such communications from
their columns, unless they favor the
Dominion reciprocity scheme. l..
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
VESSELS LEAVING TODAY.
Bk Hope for Puget Sound


Am brgtne Salina Blake, from San Francisco, due.
Am bk Martha Davis, + NJ Benson, sailed from
Boston, August 9TH, due December 1920. To Brewer
4 Co.
Br bk Martha Fisher, to have sailed from Liverpool
August as. .fl.l tt flt
Brit bark W II, Watson from Liverpool, due October
I.7o. To + a Sc aefer & Co.
Br ship Hospod,, Babcock, from Newcastle w
due October 1890.
Am bk Saranac, -. from New York, due Nov
ember 18th. Castle & Cooke, agents.
Brit bk Glengaber, Rolleston, from Liverpool, due
January 1890 1887 L II Davies & Co, agents.
Am bktne N Castle, Hubbard from Port Town
send, T, due December I5-so Castle & Cooke,
agents.
Brit bk + Spence, from Hongkong due October 81
to November 10.
Bktne Mary winkelman ---, from San Fran.
cisco, due October To II Ha kfeld & Co, agents.
Bktne Nellie May. ----, from Newcastle, due here
May l, 1887. To Wilder & Co, agen,s.
Bgtne J ID Spreclels, ------, from San Francisco
due November II 40, To W Irwin & Co, agents
Haw bk Lady Lampson, Marston from Newcastle
due February Io-2o. To Brewer h Co, agents.
Ger bk Hercules Schaefer, from Liverpool, due Feb
iary 2o-3o 1887.
RIM IS zeaiandia, ollendorp from San Francisco er
ruute to the Colonies
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04

CHICAGO, October IA special from
Little Rock, Ark, says; "a private
letter from Warren, Ark, states that
Judge ]. M. Bradley, ofthe tenth dis
trict of Arkansas, is desperately i'll of a
sickness closely resembling leprosy, the
skin having peeled from the entire sur
face of the body, leaving the raw flesh
in most painful condition. His ply
sicians say they never saw or read Of a
case similar to this, and grave fears are
entertained for his life"
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
NOTES.

The iugboa, Eleu to~ed 'hs bark. caibarien out to
sea, about ago last evening
The brigantine W C Irwin had 20 head attic and
90, bales of hay Reports sne weather. trades, and
II days passage.
The steamer Iwalani took a ca~go Of general mer.
chandse.
The cattle that come by the w C Irwin in good
order when hey arrived They were quartcred com
fortably on the main deck, temporary deck being
erected over them,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
SIDE LIGHTS.

The Central Cigar Store received by
the Alameda, stock of the famous
Key West cigars, Of delightful favor.
Mr.. Sachs was shedding an agreeable
aroma around town yesterday by dis
tributing scent bags stamped with the
compliments Of the Popular Millinery
House.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
The Best Tonic.

Mr. Henry Billings, Washington, d. c.,
writes: 81 have used your Dufiy's fure Malt
Whisky for medicinal purposes. AS tonic |
consider it superior to the hundreds of concoc'
tions which are now flooding the land as slim
ulant liquors."
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04

An inmate of Oahu Prison yester-
day subscribed for all the daily papers.
Better have prisoners under the reform
atory influences of newspaper reading
inside the walls, than dissipating with
cigarettes and robbing Cinnamon on
the highway.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04

A reconstruction of the Cabinet, or
rather its rehabilitation TO full strength,
was reported yesterday as being immi-
nent. Affairs generally would seem to
be in chronic state Of imminence.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1881
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

G. S. Gray has been appointed Dis
trict Justice of Niihau. If there is no
more crime there than in the past few
periods. he will have the easiest time OF
any of 'em.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04

"What is Hawaii, anyway, but little
dot on the globe that is hardly known
to exist7" was portion Of some re-
marks dropped by an intelligent OBJ
server of events. Very true, but there
is room for good deal Of gold lace on
the little dot
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04

A thoughtful young gentleman on
Fort street was soliloquizing the other
evening on the probable object of Ha-
waiian army organization, ultimately
coming to the conclusion that it was to
effect the conquest of Polynesia. After
all that stuff that was published in the
London Times, which, by the way, is
not the oracle Of English opinion that
it once was, there is nothing too wild
and visionary for the Hawaiian Gov
eminent.