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could be used to great advantage.
All the public wish, aud all we wish.
is that these grounds, which are
public grounds, shalt improve from
year TO year II is TO use to talk To-
us about the report Of the Finance
Committee. Here we are acting on
this to-day and the report of that
committee may not hc in for n
month. Therefore, | move that this
item be amended to read $4,000,
with the confidence that before the
bill Is read again we shall have fuller
information.
The item passed rs in the bill.
On motion of Rep. kalua, the
committee rose, reported progress,
and asked leave TO resume at half
past o'clock this afternoon.
The Assembly having resumed,
the report of the committee of the
whole was, on motion of Rep.
Aholo, adopted, and the house adj
journed till half-past /.
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PASSENGERS,

For San Francisco. per Forest Queen,
May 1l-Mrs McAllister, Miss Lucy Il
Young, ID Cook. + Binnegcr and III
Hastie.
For Windward Ports. per w G. Hall,
MAY 1l-Rt Rev Bishop Willis, Mrs A
Willis. Ed Smith. } Lyman, Mrs +
O'Bricn and child. II NJ Mailing. w c
Hollinsead, Miss Kekuaalu and 100
deck.
For Windward Ports, per Kinau, May
1l-Major w II Cornwell. w ii Cum
mings, w G Irwin, Mrs Pitnam. Nj ID
Monsarrat and family, Hon a Fornan-
der, IL Turton. Jr, r A Lyman, r.
Renton. NJ Ross. Miss l. Ross. Miss
Peaniani, Chung Lung Wong Kwai,
Yucca Shee, w II Seal, G L Richardson,
+ Halstead and 100 deck.
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HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
COMBINATION CONCERT.

The front of the Hawaiian Hotel
pres .nted magnificent appearance
last night, the occasion Of the
com )ination concert by the Royal
Hawaiian Band and the Band of III.
b. NJ. S. Triumph. From summit
to "a sement the stately building was
strung with lanterns of every con-
ceivable shade Of color. Light was
not needed, because the moon sup
plied it, but the beauty of variegated
color was exceedingly grateful. The
balconies, parlors, and billiard hall
teelhed with human life. The grounds
froih the gate to the building, were
a m ass of humanity. From the Sow
erei len of the kingdom down to the
lowest grade, every class and phase
of Il ociety was represented, and all
see ned in condition of enjoyment
anGI satisfaction. Rear. Admiral Sir
Michael Seymour and officers of the
Fri umph were in the concourse. The
two Bands were stationed in the
rot unda at the right front of the
Ho tel. The first two pieces were
pla yed by our Band, and no greater
col npliment can be paid it than to
say that it never played better.
Tile next two numbers were allotted
to the Triumph's Band, which
played exquisitely, and to the in
tebse delight of the listeners. In
I'll e second part of the programme
til e two bands combined and played
tda gether, producing a wonderful
volume of lovely sound that made
life feel desirable. Such was the
Interest and delight of the crowd
That it frequently applauded enthu-
siastically, and remained without
any perceptible diminution to the
ehd, a little past ten o'clock.
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Hats III and see my new stetson
,Gne lii all shapes. Just opened, a
| Will Pc OF Parasols and Fans, which
Silk G. ell at very low figures. Also,
.patc"' loves and Mitts, in all shapes ;
Il Leather Pumps dancing
Eshoes) in lace and ties. The latest
lstyles Iof Millinery received by every
tsteamI Der. Be sure and have look at
our ny ost exquisite evening Bonnets
III Ol)era Pink, 1t. Mettch green,
{ myrtle green, turcois blue, lilac, an
tiquei etc, at (2D CHAs. J. FIsHEL.
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OF ronorA mcrF
thun sold win hthandisc, and " not
sent to llongkuug.
Mn t'eo. In %.
the contract turpas has been awarded
store Of Wing t-huild the demolished
new holsc wl.Wo Chan ~ Co. The
one. having tl bu similar to the old
composed Of bo stories and being
digging out thtbrick. Worlimcn are
from tnc hot : ccllcr and the fumes
Chinese Jroyisl spirits and smmcriug
- hons is horrible.
Mr. George '-.~.-
the managcm, Cavanagh retires from
Hotel and is mt Of the Polynesian
The Pdlynesiu.uccccd 10y Mr. Meier.
proprietor ana, with Mr.. Barber as
manager, has I'd Mr. Cavanagh as
Thanks to been financial success.
Hawanans Those OF the public,
patroili2c aud foreigners, who
preference twhite mans house in
% chinese outfit.
HAMAKuht -.
300 t,jn. Of ]poKo platalion has about
and lie incrcd ugar ready for shipment,
and the Pplsing the amount. This
about 800 tJia plantation turn ont
nors Ike Au Ina per week. The schoo-
sail Tor I'D lou, Ehukai, and Waiehu
will follow Pre- to-day. The Wailele
schooners III tomorrow. These four
sett will sind the steamer J. !. Dow
daily grindloon catch up with the
Ehukai rel Ting. After one trip, the
umes her Waialua rout.
THE Nd
ball to be W England kitchen and
Club to-mI given by the Myrtle Boat
Park, prof. brow evening, at Central
affair. I niscs to he very brilliant
floor will Shree-iourths OF the large
ing, aud be highly waxed for dane
nished. Excellent music will be fur.
building tOn the Waikiki side of the
dainty Twill be the kitchen, where
througho efreshments will he served
friends o ut the evening, by the lady
sale at o | the club. The tickets fol-
dancing ats and King Bros include
this atla and refreshments, and as
ing fund ir is for the purpose of rails
the boys Is to liquidate a club debt
sistancc J naturally expect public as
and large attendance.
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A RICH TREAT.

Rarely is Honolulu audience
treated to so fine literary entertain
ment as that given at the Y.M.C.A.
hall last evening by Professor Par
k,ar, of Toronto. The audience was
cIeeditably full, especially when the
: & rand outdoor concert of the Royal
Ii hawaiian Band and the Band of IL.
III. NJ. S. Triumph was in progress
OF the Hotel grounds, within hear
inIg distance. The programme con-
81 sted of: "Lasca" Ga tale of the
pI airies); "My first and last APP
p4 arance on the STAGE Trial
Sd ,ene" (from Merchant of Venice) 4;
6 Lord Dundreary receives Il let
te r." "The Revenge; !" 1.-The
Cl rarity Dnner;' "The Fall of
p, .mberton Mill" "How Ruben
st Elm played the Piano" Every
nj lmber was given in an effective
IN amer. The professor is master
i of the art of mimicry. His changes
fro I'm character to character are in
stt infamous, and so complete that
Oh audience almost discredit their
ey esight in realizing that the per-
fo 'lner is always the same person.
III ,e programme was well arranged,
co uprising fine variety of comedy,
tra .gedy and humor. While all the
pa rts were admirably rendered, the
- Merchant of Venice" was mas
te rpiece of elocution; Lord Dun.
DIR cary reading his letter kept the
au dience convulsed with merriment
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-12
The Ranch Stock
- CONSISTS OF :
600 head of Cattle, more or less,
$500 head Of Sheep, more or less,
IS Horses, more or less,

portion of the land is wooded, sup.
plying an abundance of firewood
a portion of the land not at present
necessary for carrying on the ranch is
rented out, bringing in an annual rental
of $3.50.
The lands extend from Maalaea Bay,
including fishing right, to the top of
ilalcakala, and are bounded on one side
by the Won Tempsky and Goodness
ranches, and on the other side by
Spreckelsvillc, w. II. Bsiley's ranch, the
East Maui Stock Company's ranch
(Browcr's) and IIaiku.uka.
The soil is in great part rich and fer
tile, and the pasture for stock excellent.
The land and stock will be sold rs a
whole, being put up at an
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Notice to the Public.

I L. WlsEMAN, proprietor of the
-. Central Cigar Stand, on Merchant
street, begs 10 inform the public that he
has secured the services of Mr.. F.
HlLDER, formerly at II. J. Notes
Restaurant, who will take exclusive
charge Of my Cigar and Tobacco Stand,
and will enpeavor to keep constantly on
hand a spl9Ctiuu pc
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FINE CIGARS s. TOBACCO

which, he trusts, will be appreciated by
the general community. Orders IRON
the other islands will be promptly at
tended to. patronize Mr. +. Hilder, who
is a thorough judge of a good smokers
article. Respectfully,
800 I'm j. e. WISEMAN.
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SINCE the fire, Cinnamon have
taken rooms or houses in every direc.
ton. In some places portions OF
dwellings have been vacated to make
room for the Chinese, while in other
parts of the town entire houses have
been given up to them.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY II, 1886.
ARRIVALS.

NH! Il
Bgtne W G. Irwin from San Francisco
Stnr Kilauea ilou from Windward Pts
Schr Nettie Merrill from Lahana
Schr Wailele from Pa
Schr Waichu from Paia
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
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THE he Au Hou went on the
Marine Railway yesterday, to have
her leak stopped. 1t was discovered
that the oakum had come out OF one
of the seams, and that was where the
water came in.
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NOTICE.

T a special meeting of the Hawaiian
"A Carriage Manufacturing Co. held
this day, T., G. SCHUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place Of
Thos. s. Douglas resigned.
f.. q. SCHUMAN.
Sec'ry Iiaw,n Carriage Manf'g Co.
Honolulu, May 3rd. 1856. 3ls
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S.sEgriNG NOTES.

Captain Kibling has relinquished the
command of the schooner Waiehu.
The Forest Queen sailed Yesterday for
San Francisco with 1926 bags of sugar,
$50 bags of rice and III bbls of mol
asses. Value. SCI .0O9.77.
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AFTER an animated discussion, the
Assembly III committee this afternoon
cut down a Foreign Office item, foI
extra clerks, translators and copyists
from $1,000 to 50 400.
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The "Woman's Church Aid
Society" will meet tomorrow at 9 80
PM, at the rooms of the Y. Nj. C. A.
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Mr.. j. Lyons will sell dry goods
and furniture at his regular cash
sale, tomorrow morning, at IL
o'clock.
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GARC0ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Schr Wailele-l.235 bags of sugar.
Schr Waiehu-SOO bags of sugar.
Schr Ehukai-3S7 bags of sugar.
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A LARGE crowd gathered ON Queer
street this noon to see native police
man chase drunken white man
The latter could run, but not fast
enough.
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THE Lapahoehoe mill has about GOO
tons OF sugar ready for market, which
will probably be brought here by the|
Kinau next Saturday.
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Mr.. A. W. Pierce's horse and dra,
ran away on Queen street yesterday
and were stopped by native, who
jumped on the dray and caught tn,
reins.
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local 9 GENERAL NEWS.

THE Myrtle's New England kitchcnl
and ball tomorrow evening at central
Park rink
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-12

THE Thos. Lindsay charged will
drunkenness in the Police Cour
yesterday, is not the Thos. Lindsay
matchmaker and jeweler, Nuuanl
street
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MAJOR Wodehouse, II. b. NJ. Com
missioner, was Il visitor at the Legis
lature this morning, and His Elk. G.
w. Merrill, U. S. Minister Resident
this afternoon.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. and their friends
will give an entertainment to thd
crew of III. B. Nj. S. Triumph, or
Thursday evening, at 7 80 o'clock.
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DEPARTURES.

4NWy Z
Stmr G X Bishop for Waianae
Blk Forest Queen for San Francisco
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The Nellie NJ. Slade has been char
tered by Messrs. Castle & Cooke, to
take sugar to San Francisco. She is
expected to return here with q cargo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-12

The Honolulu Rifles hold their
regular weekly drill at the Armory
this evening.
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Upset Bid of $4,000,

Terms are; S250OO cash, the balance
TO be paid in equal installments in 20,
3, 4 and . years, secured by first mort
gage upon the premises sold, and i'm.
provemcn,s hereafter placed thereon.
Interest at the rate of s per cent. per
annum, free Of taxes, payable semi.nn.
pually. Principal and interest payable
IN United States gold coin. Deeds at
expense of purchaser.
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BUSINESS ITEMS,

Stretch kTs' Materials, Plaques, Panels,
Bros Rers, Canvas, etc, etc, at King
Art store. 800 ct.
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WANTED,

A 10Y to attend Garden work, clean
"A Horse and Buggy, and drive a
little. A good home offered, and $40 a
month. Apply to j. L. WISEMAN,
3ll Gen'l Business Agent
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VESSELS LEAVING TO.M0RROW.

Tern Eva for San Francisco
Tern VIM Renton for San Francisco
Schr Wailele for Paia
Schr Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
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j. LYONS, Auct'r.

~" Maps Of the land can be seen,
and full particulars obtained at the
Office of l.. A. THURSTON, 3S Mer.
chant street. 32l
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Corporation Stocks
FOR SALE.
TO LET,

VHREE COTTAGES. Inquire of
Il MRS. II. LOVE,
% lw l7g Fort street.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED,

A SITUATION in u Law or other
"a office, 10y person convcrsart with
the practice Of law, the drawing aud
execution Of all kinds of legal instru.
ments and Notarial duties, also, with
Fire Insurance. Can furnish type
writer and electric pen. Will work for
a moderate salary. Address z. o. Box
303, Honolulu. 20 -
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FIRE.

IN consequence of having been burned
Il out | beg to notify my friends and
the public in general, that | have re-
moved to LOG Nuuanu street. next to the
Commercial Hotel. Coffee and Lunch
at all hours, as before.
322 Inns THOMAS MULDOON.
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VESSELS LII PnEI

Blk Star of Devon, Mockets
Bktne Morning Star. Turner
Bktne Nellie NJ Shade, Gould
Tern Eva, Wikman
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rJtNsS A Meeting of Hawaiian
S%/S&,. Lodge, No 81, +. & a. NJ,
.s z-,s.,LL-H-- will be held THIS (Wed-
|$T1sa% nesday) EVENING, al ! 30
O'clock First Degree Visiting Breih-
rem cordially invited. A full attendance
is requested. rs the work will he under
the direction Of the Deputy Grand Lee
turer. (2G) WIN. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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0,A+ gang 80llttl@,
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less expense any other anaceous preparations
Highly recommended by physicians invaluable diet
ing from dorered stomach bowels well nutritious food
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az The finest ENGLISH ALE, on
draught, ~ cents a glass, iced. 81 12w*
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Poi, Mush, Hot Cakes, Mullins, etc.

The Flour supplying far any prevo
aud can b. made into
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Seigcl's Operating Pills prevent i'll
effects from excess in eating or drink
ing. A good dose AT bedtime renders
Il person fit for busindss in the morning.
II you have Asthma use' The Rosinweed
Tar Mixture"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28
BOsQUE COUNTY EXCIrEn.
a Young Wife Assau1ted-The House
Robbed and Set on Fire.

Young Wife Assau1ted-The House
Robbed and Set on Fire.
Special to the 6azstte.
CLIFTON, Tx, July 27.--Yesterday
evening while Mr.. John Harris, q young
farmer, living five miles below town, on
Nieps creek, was in the Geld at work, a
strange man, described us being rather
small OF stature, clean-shaved, dressed In
dark suit, and riding gray horse, rode
up to the house where the young wife Of
Mr.. Harris was alone. He boldly as
saulted and outraged her, and then,
amid threats and epithets, set the house
on lire, but despite his threats the brave
llstle woman made the best resistance
she could, once striking the iend on the
lace or neck with butcherknife, but
not knowing to what effect. While the
vile perpetrator made good his escape
Mrs. Harris was for the first time per-
mitted to give the alarm. She then set
about extinguishing the flames with her
own hands before assistance reached her,
using the water aud milk that were on
the place. An officer and posse left here
early this morning In pursuit of the
guilty party, but up to late hour this
evening nothing was heard from them.
The excitement had scarcely died away
over the crime and mob-law execution OF
the demon Sid Davis for a similar offense
not three miles from the same place till
the community is again plunged into wild
excitement over the atrocities above
recited, 1t is hoped the fugitive may ye,
be brought to justice.
LATER-The posse that went in pursuit
of the assaulter of Mrs. Harris have re-
turned, falling to find their man. Also
the report that further outrage upon the
person of Mrs. Harris, as above stated
than to violently slap, cuff and kick hei
out OF the house is, denied. Il
is said that he fred the house by frs
pouring out the contents of bottle o
oil which he had with him. Plumber ant
money are supposed to have been the OBJ
ject Of his visit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28
THE BANKERS FIGHT.
A Number OF New YORK Banks Combine to
Resist Taxation,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 27.-Argument
was heard here to-day by Judge Wallace
Of the United States circuit court on mo-
ton for preliminary injunction made by
thirty-fve national banks Of the city of
NewYork TO restrain the collection of taxes
imposed upon bank shares for the year
1885, pending the issue of suit for perma-
nent iniunctions. The suits involve the
constitutionality of the entire state taxa
ton of the shares of national banks and
are considered the most important ever
presented to the court upon the subject.
The main point argued by the banks IS
that the state law violates II provision OF
the Revised Statutes fthe United States,
which forbids the taxation Of shares of
national banks by the several states at a
greater rate than other forms OF moneyed
capital in the hands of the individual citi-
zens thereof. If the point Is sustained
it will affect the taxation of shares OF
national banks in nearly every state OF
the Union. The taxation of state banks
shares in New York city alone is more
than million dollars year. Arguments
were made by Whiteridge, Carter and
Wells. Decision reserved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Secretary Lawrence OF tho Land Board
Receives $4,000 In Payment Of
Land Notes.
Land Commissioner walsh writes a Letter
about Irrigeting the Pecos
Valley Lands.

special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, July "a, - Secretary
Lawrence Of the land board received
$50, 900 to-day, interest on land notes.
The adiutant-genera reports all quiet
along the Rio Grande.
Gen. Stanley and his aide-de camp wore
IN this city to-AHy and called az the head
quarters Of tn, Confederate Home asso-
citation.
Capt Walsh, commissioner OF the land
office, has written an important letter 10
A. M. Walthall of Pecos City on the sub
Iect OF irrigation. He alludes to plan
OF Northern capitalist who recently EN-.
deavored to get the land board to place
Pecos valley lands ON tho market, the
capitalist having an irrigation plan
on hand whereby the lands after
a few years would ali fall
into the hands OF syndicate. Capt.
Walsh then says; The status OF the
matter seems TO be;
I. Isolated settlers cannot control cap.
ital sufficient for a system OF irrigation
None Of us wish these lands.t0 pass
into the hands OF syndicate, who will
soon place them beyond the reach OF poor
men.
3. That no plan can be devised by
which the school lands can be irrigated
without lrrigating like amount of pri-
yate railroad land
Now the point for which we all must
work Is feasible plan to secure
the irrlgable valleys for actual set.
tiers at reasonable prices and terms.
In conclusion Capt Walsh says. |
had about concluded 10 suggest In my
report to the next legislature that some
provision. be made for the examination Of
the Peoos and other valleys capable OF
irrigation and that estimates be made of
the cost OF bitches, dams, etc, and "
these reports showed the plan feasible
that contract be authorized with rsil-
roads and other private owners looking
to the Joint construction OF the work
The eXpenle for the states half could
he paid from the available school fund
and would return In short time with a
thousand-fold interest.
Concerning the value OF Irrigation, the
statement Is made that piece of land in
California was bought for $4,000 few
years ago, but from Irrigation is now
valued at 100000 1t is most I'M
portant matter for West Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28
CLEBURNE.
A Silver Cup--The Light Guards Res ciud n
Resolution Adopted Ten Days Ago.
snaotot q. ~ ,...a,to

A Silver Cup--The Light Guards Roscind n
Resolution Adopted Ten Days Ago.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, July 27.-One Of our
citizens, Mr.. N. Il. Beard, is in receipt of
handsome silver cup sent to his son by
E. B. Harper, president of the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life association of New
York. Mr.. Beard had named his little
son after Mr.. Harper, and the above pres
emit, accompanied by a we'll written note
expressive Of his appreciation of the
honor, is the result.
Mr. d. II. Melton and Mrs. Francis A.
Jones were married at the Baptist par
sonage on yesterday,
The following resolutions have been
adopted by the Cleburne Light Guards
"Whereas, at meeting of the
Cleburne Light Guards on July l6,
1886, resolutions were adopted declaring
the intention of said company to not par
ticipate in the interstate drill TO be held
at Galveston, Tex, August to 10, 1856,
and
"Whereas, explanations were furnished
said company by the committee OF
arrangements of said interstate drill sat
isfactorily eXculpating them from all me-
cessity of censure, and accepting the
statement of the committee as true, be ii
"Resolved, oy the Cleburne Light
Guards, that the resolutions adopted
July is, 1886, are hereby rescinded, and
desiring that our relations with our
brothers in arms shall be of the most
friendly nature, we hereby declare our
intention of attending said drill, If it will
tend to harmonic present relations"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28
Another Igmbsz,ler,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 27,--Last
March Tom p. Pierson, cashier and chief
bookkeeper Of the American Baptist Pub
llcation society, was thrown from car.
rage and had his left leg fractured, and
since then mas been confined TO his home.
During his forced absence IL was dlscov.
cred that he Is deiauller to the amount
of 100000. warrant for Plerson has
been issued, and he Is now under police
surveillance at his home. The embezzled
funds were absorbed by speculations.