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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
ADDITIONAL. TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LONDON, Nov l6-Judgment was rem
dered today IN the action brought By Mrs
Arthur cebright 10 have her marriage with
Mr. Sebright declared void Oh the grout
tina, she was forced into it through fear
The marriage was declared annulled.
The Judge in rendering the decision con
mented upon the fact that the evidence
given by the plaintiff was not denied BY
the defendant NJ man. he continued,
with a particle of self respect. if able t0
deny. would have allowed such testimony
10 90 uncoutra.icted The plaintiff hat
been reduced to u condition Of mind by the
def, ndant where she was no longer able %
resist the pressure of bis opportunities 10
lHarrv him and though a last the certmo-
NJ had been gone through with She hal
not given the consent which the law re
quires Se6right US today adjUdged .
bankrupt
Russia has designated Prince Nicholas
Of Niiagrelia, as her candidate for the throne
Of Bulgaria. Other powers unanimously
approved Of him as the successor Of Prince
Alexander They have invited Russia to
nov propose a satisfactory solution of the
conflict with the Bulgarian regency. d.
A f'renchman has been engaged In ship
ping arms 10 county Merry, Ireland, Were
he sold them 10 moonlighters \ London
firm suspected the business he was carrying
on and informed the police, who seized
packages which the Frenehman had or
dereI 10 be shipped to Ireland and opened
them, when they were found to contain
ara!s
4 meeting Of the British anarchists has
been called IL assemble III Cleveland hall
London on the 23d inst. to protest against
iac action Of the Chicago court which
tried and sentenced Spies and his colleagues
The circular calling the meeting deuOuuces
fne jury tnat convicted the Chicago an
archI>ts Il bribcd and packed body and
conremns judge Garry for refusing the
prisoners a new trial. Hon. Auburn Her
bert, brother of Earl CarGavon, will prob
ably preside over the meeting.
The National Literal meeting today re-
solved to establish a National Liberal
Iadies league u counterfeit the political
work done in the interest Of the Tory
party by the women of the Primrose
league.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Congress of Beneficiary Societies

WASHINGTON. Nov 1S-Delegates rep
resenting seventeen fraternal societies with
membership of 3 $500 met at the Riggs
house, this city. and organized the nation
Al congress Of fraiernal beneficiary socie-
ties Permanent organization was effected
by the election of the following officers:
Leroy Andrews. Of New YORK. president:
w H. Barnes, of California, president of
the Pacific coast association; first vice
president. J. II Butler. Of Massachusetts,;
second vice president. T. c. Hill. editor of
the Buffalo Sunday Trath; recording sec
reIary. o. " Shedd, of New York; cor
responding secretary, Nelson, OF Washing
ton A constitution was adopted Of which
the principal provision is that none but
legitimate fraternal beneficiary societies
working under a ritual lodge system shall
Dc eligible To membership IN the national
congress The main object of the congress
is to organize among the various beneficial
orders a system Of mutual information,
benefit and protection. Il is said that =
lumber of business and speculative com-
panies are orgauiZed under titles which
would lead any person to believe them fra
tern2l, beneficial societies Protection Is
desired against these companies Among
the fraternais represented by delegate, are
the Ancient Order Of United WorkiEgmen,
with l.2 .G0o members: Rc-el Arcanum,
with 10.Ut9 Order of United American
Mechanics. 30 coo; and the Order Of Odd
Fellows
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
St. Louis Grain AMI Provisions.

81 LoCis November l8.
FI~Cr-Qaiet; steaiv unch, nSei.
VIII = Artise md higher. a-.d. cab 153S
D-cenl-e- 1881 4 ci sing 16t4 Janu. Ty
~ 67S. cl Gig ~ Msy, 3deSt4 closing
5G-44
G. d hull and easy: No. . ixed cash ,. Il
Dec mber SiY bi . January b; hsy, 3s;s
oat--pu!I an es~y ash, IS E.S11; De
Gambler u; Way Se1&G5oH.
Stea at ,0s ola.
Rariey-Upcha ged,
T. ad-Du,i anh nominallr weaker At 81 GO
a. K d fr.r y srsdes-
lutte Firm; cr~auery, SG2s; dairy, HGei
Eygs-Firm 81 lsGlsH
Unlikely steady al 81 Is.
Prnvi-ion.-Ac,i.e aad stronger.
Pork-Hixher: .
Lard-Ft N Al 81 oa@s5 %
Rec-ipts Firu-. 4Go. . hest. % ,G1a: corn
g.. 60; oats 35 10 rye aoo. barry 1900
hipme,ss-Slnur $50; wheat. Coz m,
), go, oaIs 10 o o: rye, s. %; barley, 2.es0.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Liabilities ". Assets.

CLEVELAND. G.. Nov 15-Cohn. sam
plenar Il Co. one Of the IA cest gents fur
njshing good, manufactures in tie city.
assigned today Emil Joseph IS named Is
assignee. who fled bond IL the sun OF
SlOU. Go. Assets OF the firm, $40 900;
liabilities. 500. 000 Inability to collect
debts Of the firm aud importantly 81 cred
itors are state,. a. the cause OF the failure
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ia Warrens-
burg, No, special says 7 WheFry, a
prominent cattle dealer, suspended today.
Liabilities exceed as-est
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Notion Denied.

AISSEAPoLIs, Nov 1s-The North
western Miller has \ cablecrzn from Lon
don announcing taAE TIE motion for new
trial was denied in tho case Of Thos Muir
against Al English milling firm for IL
Engagement o. 4 patent for removing the
germ in making -four When Tire case was
tried Muir testified .hat be used the process
for month before h. took our patent
The case ;ea.s dismissed without hearing
further evidence Now = new trial i re-
fused The case Is Of great Importance to
to American millers as parties IL rsis coun-
try intended 10 bring similar action If Muir
succeeded in England.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Ample Funds Secured .

LEAvES~ORTH. Kan. Nov lG-Iion.
Lent Smith nas returned from New 1rk
and secured ample fuad, - push he cav
enworth. Northern and Southern railroad
and work will commence 1t once Tbs
contracts will bt let this week for the frst
fifty miles Of road II is to he completed
from the Kansas river 10 The north line Of
This county by the first Of June The
work viii be rushed ~ fast as men and
material can do ii. Four corps Of SURVEY
ors are now in the field
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
FOR REST.

fox KEN 4.
E-oR RHNT-A large cheerful room est front vita
L closet. three bloSks f-.m business center Ea-
tluire n * south Law A. .zs-6-s
nor RENT-Sew hcuse CT six -rglH-s rszt'- IN 3.
avenue L55
IrOR RgST-Furnished roo1as Al coes Lawrence
Tz5rrs
nor REST-Due large Il, 81 class furnished room
together with board suitable fa- Seti-assr and
vile. or TWO sentieneD- scuthe-st corner Lawrence
avenue and Lewis -. 1857
IN)E REST-CEs large rev furnished ruosa fer
Il reGt cor 81 81 and 3os.ey I've. p. I. Dunbar.
INOR RENT-A Beat. cosy cottage, rooa. 70
served. wei furnished Apply 10 "Irdersr"
register Of deeds ONCE. I5s&S.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Chicago Live stock.

tHIoAGO, NHvFInDer 10
ttie-R-ceipts, GO shipRents o q
market cio.e.i sIraiy- -hiPp s'eTs, p sra
- 20; $50. kers and FEEDERS, - OSe1S5 A.: Wv
rrfIs and rsiSe.i 81 4pes. -; u 81 ~ -
s. - tnrou "a Texas w: -ts-i 81 fB9sS} ~
He-tern rangers -tU-; natives aud Rail
Pods s. .s9- - -. un VII ter=t IeXzps, 81 a.
@a3 y.
ssogs-R-Geipts u go, hpTnent-, 4 ,0oo;
market -troug or 20 Il, roagn and sfniXed
s. 4fcS3 %. p.csing sBc shipping 3 75r
81 O5 iight, s. 5p%S 10, skiUs, 81 sos -.
Sraep-He-s pr 6 CO., sbi men g, itoy
rnarke. slow bat fe+iy, ia ives, - SO "A 90
WIS -rA s. 'a-S5 CO. Texans, So ooss3 o.
.aI-b,, - UJe5Sf 50.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
NationaI C.t,Ie Groxers, AssocIation

CHICAGO. EaT 15 "A meeting Of cattle
growers WIS bel in the hall room OF the
board of trade today .af the consolidation
Of the ST Louis National association with
the Chicago National association Under
one head Tse National C.itl- Growers
association effected, and Temporary officers
elected. After passing the rrspsutio2s o.
old conference committee accommodating
the adoption Of constitution, meeting ad
iourred subject TO Gail Ct presiden, and
spcrt.iarE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

ST LoCIs. SoF I'D : Fosseri1E-
haTl. the ADAMS express Ess-SSeD ger. x hs<-e
car vas TJssFazzl three -rSsS ago az money
and g1i1asses amounting - Slusf txs3.
WAS arraignod Ia the criminal cog-t this
morning charged With gr4nd larceny aDd
accepting stolen property The messenger
plead not guilty TO the eharges- he w-s
reUa-dei hack 10 jail
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

BgIr-sEEovS. Conn, &ov 15.-Fhe -
count z f4e FaJa - -ha Second 5issrief lu
,h5S coaaty i valea 2s.s5eu. Dea8crzs
contests tEe piar,ifv cf Hawkins. Ker;lo-
li1.H. VS. courslCed tbis evening ard ~
salsed n the csee oa % Hsski1s hy seven
Is1.. sorl.y
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

Haes-Rec-ipis. 500; shipments, 900
scfiv-, AM sh sd- ea-ier o. AL kinds: choice
n avy ann butcher seize 10 IS y.e s.. 81 /:
packers fair to test. s. s0r 81 80 york-r-
me,iiqm to 81 ir-. - Coo s. 90. pigs en-
mon zoosi, 81 500 81 30.
n ep-rsc-ipi. I2Fi irmsnts, 200; firm
voTn mn 20 choice 81 e-lEr 81 O.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Kaasa. C.ey Live ssocs.

- 4ITs- f'Fl-c--s- =
Czt-ie.-Ezc7.51zs. s1s ~ElEE-~zTs. -. SeifTE-
-,aQs 1Haz-e e SO - 15-s.lza.
IS. 49, &C., 81. = seessir- st--r> -as
g = CO.'S s1ssS< zr4&s TzaS~ s---->- . -
4 =
Hos -Tseesi.ss 49, shspg-en-s- acre z-cas2~
-
>aeeg.-R eees.z~. ~ s1iyaerGS ucue. ssezysv.
yr-aa b choa-e. * tssSs = crz-eE -z@-sl2lss-
= ssSS4 4
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
g. Ic=t= 1--we SEEK.

- LoCzs. soysEnAs- IS
Cst:le-ReoeiTss So, - ipG-at-. Isza .; % <
Win ,.r9n. asmaad for ds-irsoe i.s<i-r- 2rd
-iocA-r-. ceIisr .s,-- steers 81 esS4 :.
common - sts,~i strip taE s. s4S 3: 81 ea-
&c - fair 20 caoi -. - ooz.S4 10. s<a.eFs
fair - good. - aoss s. T-xsas saa indians
ccn-,loa 70 prime g s3as3 ~.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
zsS&llIS~
ga1l0 q eagle

Acver,i~eTueats IN this column VIII be charged for
,ns rate OF 1--WE Cents Per line per week No ad-
~er-s=TaentS taken for less than - cents, and VIII
uoy be tuszrted unyl paid for
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
DR.. WILLIAM HALL

Of Hail < Bennett.
Gives special attention Diseases Of women. BlO'~i
aat skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
organs speedily cured n both sexes Once over
Wco5man- Bank. North Main street. Consultation
dag or night PeEs tE.ead Drs. Eail Benefits card
IN this papcr) I2lu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Chicago Grain a,a Provisions.

Chicago G-zln and Provisions.
HCAGo. roveI.bar is-
Their vase ri-1ae- f-cl;rg on cha1=- sofAy through
the Improvements il tse E-ouus % bushnell sra~act
was slight -h-1- closed l.t5io Ead-r AiEhe-'
Gqarss. AID ss cis,il4 7<UT-s we're ~ 0e.5er s14a
5no-e of ye-sersay's Ct -. Tesrs VIZ Ea1-:er.cl
5radtzr o. i.c-j 30 zintisn sd ss7 YOEE aScoEH
Tat c1s.rtoe-s c: cor, Influenced Etszer pr!gee
liSeg'zs - argent demand from 4o-I. al 50, wllc-
Er~usat =o0u. "a aivs-cs u :. "a
GAS quiet. bue strength q corn gai whe.. IL
tiue-cs~I higher psIe%5.
Css1 Gso5atloa, were as follows.
SO spring -a>=t ~.
Su red ,.-es,+-s-
= -S-c - go
No - CS.s =.
No zre -.
80 ! S-ri-y =.
Prime -sn.othr lSsieelt--
sess Durz tssl
lard ) =.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
lFf An /

DUBLIN. Nov. 16.-AiI the tenants Of
Li>towrli, county Kerry have had their
rents voluntarily reduced by him 40 per
cent below the judicial rates.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Bargains il Real Estate.

4 ne Agricultural AMI ~tc-.K farm three and one
nall miles from cIty about - broke quar-
Ter section fenced Tor pdJlre plenty u water and a
small house.
Also % lots in City aaeiy located and IN goo-t
ueIyn5or'lcoi- Special terms To those wishing 70
,tIak k hCTucs-
Also Suburban property. For further particulars
Chris T Perce agent for X ~. Sreifenstein- al
CITY Office. q 16-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New I orS Money,

s.v Yo8z. November IS.
Money OF cau quiet i. eio pe. cent, CLOSING at
asked.
Prime mercantile PAPER A-e5.
Sterling -xcha1se u3 and uacias y>d; actual r1ses
45,sl for ~ day bills aar 80 for demand.
t-oveF Eulent bonds all AlI steady.
-. h...t L 81 ~. .l,.l N
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Switzerland.

BERNIE. Nov I5-The village Of Firm
stein. i'll the caHto Of Berne. Switzerland.
has been destroyed by ere y number Of
inhabitants persisted in the flames
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
In Aaaas.

RALEIGH. N C.. Nov 16-Fire origin
a;ed al Durham ii 3 N in the grocery
store Of x r. At1ater and burned large
part Of the business PARTON 81 the town.
Lss. 500 900, insurance, $3.50, 600
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
The Latter Rain.

JUNCTION CITY. Kan, Nov I6-This
section hiss at lat been visited by d splen-
did rain 1t has been pouring down fer
IS hours
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
NerYors Live stock.

NEw YORK November is
Baeves-Receipts 3t4s very dull AMI weak
IA i've steers s. S@tS -
Sheep Receipts. f:st5 shade higher sheep, s. y
6rS5 Co. lambs. 81 8sa - =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
STRAY ED.

G,TRATFD OR STOI Es-',z tae ~ h OF iris month
= pay hors- 49, sorT-I mare viii u bite face
E4t ~r D.. ?. ~ from Meade avenue
The lGt1. viii re riFr a / Dera rr-srd BY ieaTl1-
the sane - t9-.'> b.r3. Main street. dj+6t-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
FOR SALE.


NOR SAIE-4Ioa r.s...r4ICr and business property
L In town of Clearwater; also good farm near
county of COIIianche co1aty VIII trade for Wen
TIA city property Inquire ~ Market street i5tf
NOR SALE-Iea-e, SO x and fixtures Of well ~
L tabIi-h-,i hotel : big bargain if sold az oRcc
Call for particulars at " ict. aud We,teru Employ
mt Eureag Collection agency, Isl North Main It
up airs. E-}st
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
FOUND.

TVOUSD-Tne best real sstsse Office in the city -
/. buy sell city property farms. All business
transacted Through the bssk Sring IN your lists;
prompt attention gwen "a them. Tee 3l3 sssT
Douglas ave L5@oG
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
LOST.

7 OSr-A red leather poke: book with two sia
fIoiIls and TWO ceat postage STAMPS ia f. Finder
@Ii! De lfo-raSly rewarded fer lcasils AZ JOS \
>1erner's tailor shop. AZ Z Douglas g.. I5r3-5t-
7 oST-s5D this week By Adam Paul Jenkens in
Iaoj bringing his property To sell b. / Kaufman.
5ij cast douglas ave especially College Hill prop
ert5 Is advancing every day i5Zet
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
FOR TRADE.


I.>OR TRADE-Good new tvo+seated carriage for
l. good single horse pair or ponies D.T- Dunbar.
Is-5g-
E|OR TKADE-Hoase and lot in Garden City Kan,
L FOR Wichita property. Eosers, photographer
NOR TRADE-Eotei, furnished, in Valley Center
1 for ich;a residence property. or sell for S2trI
Part time Taylor TAYLOR. 81 NAN lt-fm
NOR TRADE-24s acres. Etngmsa county; - acre.
i IN tivstioa, we'll and living water, bui din -
worth Sl.uG. 4 good body Of larc. Mortgage OF
sl.3s. be assumed. Ill trade for wichita prop
rrTy. inquire .tf Geo. e. Strong di4Nlmo
s,NOE TRADE-Ata barSain-Weu Improved farm
4 for a residence properly. Eckarot & Scott al
-.ufa re IA
LOh TRADE-Liyery stable and the entire Outnl;
L good business, good location every thing De
longing nrst class livery stable; situated liz the
city Of Cleveland, Ohio, viii trade for land Ia west
Kansas. For particulars address lock box -
Wichita Kan I4i-rf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

NOR SALE-A nne bretStias jack, FOR TIE suu q
Z Sl00 Inquire or write 10 PINK FoUEs- Sr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

va,TeI,-5 -oot r15rorz. also 81 and 81 COOK
~ T.li ar-rce 81. So-th Main st. us stair l-.'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

uvASTYD-yoaag rla1 &c work n Laundry -
w \ Nan s. uv stairs ''--7b
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

w = -, ~, ss-i-. 1925
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-05

explanations rs e. cert, ~ items in
the executors acc UNITS. which were
satisfactory, and no obj ;tions being
made on the part of The heirs, said
accounts were approve. The ex-
ecutors charged then selves with
S3S, STS. 10, and asked 10 he allowed
S31, 1924. IS, balance S7,L54.02. Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Bolles, the widow, has
a life interest in both ne personal
and real estate of the d ceased, re-
maiuder over to the heiJ3.
In re estate of Jean NJ. Daigle,
of Honolulu, deceased The adj
ministrator, Hon. w. G. Parke, APP
peared before the Chief Justice and
asked that the Court confirm the
sale by him of that pcce of real
property situate at Kap; ANA, which
was sold on the 4th of J arch inst.
to George l.. Desha for he sum of
Sl,225. The auction er's return
and the affidavit Of G. NJ. Cooke
show that the sale was regular, upon
reading which the Cour signed an
order confirming the sal and direct
ing deed of conveyance TO the pur-
chaser to be made.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-05
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE LIBRARY.

The regular meeting of the Board
of Officers of the Library As5ocia-
ton was held last evening. A eport
was presented by the chairman of
the hall and library committee, CIV
ing interesting details concerning
tue work of the association. The
circulating department had on the
lst inst. books out in the hands of
ia different persons. The cata-
logue now shows 1850 volumes,
being an increase of 1874 volumes
since the association moved into its
present building just a year and a
half ago. About COO of these books
were from the bequest of Queen
Emma, who it will be remembered
left her library to the association.
The remainder have been acquired
partly by purchase and partly by
gift, the largest individual coutri-
butor having been Mr.. A. j. Cart
wright. The committee on a printed
catalogue reported progress and
were continued. Matters pertain
ing to the work of the entertainment
committee were discussed at some
length, but no action taken which
calls for public notice at this time.
The committee hope to have some
thing TO announce at an early day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-05
PATHETIC ORIGIN OF A POEM.

Doubtless many of our readers
have read General W ). Lytle's
fine poem, "Cleol atra, written the
night before the battl, IN which he
was killed. The Pitts urg Ledder
relates the romantic { 'cumstances
under which it was WI ten. They
were told by the late lonel Realf
to a gentleman.
He spoke of tie mig { before the
battle at which General ~. 5. Lyle
fell. The two (Realt and Lytle)
lay together in the G, Ieral's tent.
They were both Civ II to writing
poetry at such times, I'd each had
an unfinished poem c hand, and
they read and criticised each others
efforts humorously TO some time,
when said Lyle:
''Realf, | shall never i've to finish
that poem"
Nonsense" said J, "you will
live to write volumes Of such stuff"
"A feeling has su, denly come
over me-" continued the General
solemnly. (which is more startling
than a prophecy, tina, l shall be
killed in to-morrow's fl at.
"As / spoke to yea, | saw the
green hills of the Oh 20 as | stood
among them. They be gan to recede
from me in weird wa, and as they
disappeared the cow 3tion flashed
through me like tn lightning's
shock that | should n yer see them
again"
| rallied him for his superstition,
but the belief had bee, ne strangely
impressed upon his ind, and he
succeeded in so far thr ling me with
his own unnatural fear hat begged
him to finish his poem before he
slept, that such fine W rk might not
be lost to the world.
In the small hours the General
awakened me from slumber into
which | had fallen to I'd to me that
beautiful poem, whic. must live as
long as our literal re survives,
| beginning,
am dying. Egyp', dying!
Ebbs the crimson lif, blood fast.
My eyes filed wit tears as he
read. He said not c word as he
concluded, but place. the manu-.
script in his pocket al lay down tc
sleep.
Before dawn came the calls tc
arms. When Irext slN poor Lytle
he was cold in dealt among heaps
of slain. thought If the poem
and, searching the pocket where
had seen him put it, lrew it forth
and it was forwarde among the
other things to MS fir nds.-Lher
arr Life.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-05
SnIppINC MITES.

The ship Stirlingshire is locked ut
Brewers wharf.
Stmr Kilauea Hou arrived yesterday
afternoon with 1910 bags of sugar from
IIakalau.
The sailing of the John Smith was
postponed until this morning.
The whalcrs Ohio with 30 bblS Of oil
and the Europa arrived yesterday in
charge of their chief officers from San
Francisco.
Stmrs Likelike and Kinau are due to-
morrow.
The stmr Iwalani arrived this morn
ing from Kauai and Niihau with l,l96
bags of sugar. 1870 bags of paddy and 81
hides. She sails this evening for Kauai
and will return on Sunday.
The whalers Ohio. Wandercr and
Ocean are off port.
The Hazard arrived at IIilo last week.
The schr Excelsior is expected here
shortly from Hilo to load for san Fran
cisco.
The stmr w G. Hall arrived this after
noon with 5,70S bags of sugar, l6S bags
of ava, 50 bags of coffee, II hides,
horse and 3 jackasses.
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SUPREME C0URT---lN CHAMBERS.
FRIDAY, March 9th.

FRIDAY, Marcn 0tn.
In re bankruptcy of Thomas Il.
Krouse, of Honolulu. The assignee,
Thomas II. Lucas, presents sche-
DUE of the personal effects of said
bankrupt valued at 1882, as per APP
praiser's return, and asked that the
Court award what items in said in
ventory be allowed the bankrupt.
The Court ordered that the bankrupt
select items out of said inventory TO
the amount of $3.50, and balance be
turned over to the assignee, The
assignee in person, IL. Il. Avery for
the bankrupt.
In re estate of Benz, f. Bolles,
of Honolulu, deceased, continued
from Feb. 23rd. The Court heard
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PASSENGERS.

From Kauai. per stmr lwalani, Ma
Sd Nellie and wife and s deck.
From Windward Ports. per stmr W
G. Hall. March Sc VI Rowley, wife and
son. Col w Powell aud wife. the Misses
Cove. Miss Parsons. l. Turner. Il i
Bielenberg, w NJ Merrill, w W Warner,
j y Robinson, + NJ Jones and 60 deck.
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

OCEANIC 5. 5. co.
Geo. w. Elder, from San Francisco
Feb 9th. due March eth.
Mararoa, from the Colonies for san
Francisco, March 13.
Mariposa, from san Francisco for the
Colonies. March 20
DIRECT LINE.
Zealandia. from Sydney for san Fran
cisco. Mar. 10.
Australia. from san Francisco for Colo
MES. Mar. 10.
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VESSELS IN P0RT.

Blk Majestic, Bergman
Blk Sumatra, Olsen
Brig Allie Rowe, Phillips
Bktne John Worcester. Kittschen
Bktnc Mary Winkleman. Backus
Bgtnc Courtney Ford. Miller
Bgtne G G Perkins, Alderman
Tern Eva, Wikman
Blk 20 Whitmore. Thompson
Tern Lottic Fairfield. Bingay
Ship Stirlinghirc. Alexander
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\ HANDSOMELY carved canoe, about
iour feet long and made OF the bread
fruit tree by a native of the Marshall
Islands, was brought by Capt. Ander-
son of the Jennie Walker and sold to
DR.. AIMING.