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routed bv Fireworks.
[Labouchere in London Truth.


think Mr. J. Thompson of Kilima-
Marc fame. deserves credit for the skill
and humanity he displayed in his hostile
operations against savages. When he and
his little band were threatened by the
Wa-Kiboso, he brought science and gun
powder to bear upon the latter in some
what novel way. Just at dusk, the savage
Wa-Kiboso were drawn up in battle array
along the crest of hill; so, taking up
position on hillock opposite, the leader
of the Kilima-Njaro expedition promptly
arranged the artillery he had provided
himself with in anticipation of such an
emergency. No sooner had darkness set
in says he) than l blazed forth upon
the astonished natives with Bengal
lights, red fire, Roman candles. ser,
pent squibs, and lastly. a magnificent
flight of rockets. Without waiting to
see the last of this pyrotechnic display,
the hostile Wa Kiboso beat an ignomin-
ious retreat declaring afterward that they
could not contend against the white man
who was able to pull the stars from the
armament and cause them to fall upon his
enemies heads
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Detected Forgery.
FggT1-z,, Tt-.s,I.- ~

A sea captain hired a chronometer for
use on his voyage, and signed a printed
receipt for it, but as his ship was wrecked,
was unable to restore the instrument. The
chronometer man brought a lawsuit. for
he claimed that the captain had promised
to pay for it if it should be lost The re
ceipt was produced and lol it contained
two lines written in a blank space above
the captains signature making just such
a promise. The sea captain swore, how
ever, that these lines were not written
when he signed the receipt, and declared
that they must have been forged after
wards But the writing being placed un-
der microscope, disclosed the fact that
the top of letter in the sea captains
name ran up into the bottom of letter in
the written promise, and the inks of the
two letters had mingled while they were
both fresh, forming a soft of puddle. In
other words, the sea captain had signed
his name while the ink of the promise to
pay for the chrOnometer was still wet.
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suIPPING NOTES.

.1,n. Oceanic steamship ZeaIandia. Captain y an
f,terendorp, sailed for San Francisco nag 90"
with 24493 bags sugar, $50 bags rice I'oo' i'
49, goat aud sheep skins and - Lunches o''''
anRs
The schooner waion c:-g't 800 bags sugar
from Huo, Hawaii, May 5tA.
Tue steamer W c. Hall arrived from "'nA-
ward ..orts May 7.h with $500 bags sugar Si+
b,,gs ava. u bags coffee, - hides, 81 packages
s,,ldri.s aud 70 mead cattle She leaves "eNI
cues lay.
The tern he An Hou returned from "aiP'0'
Hawaii. May 7th, in ballast
The barksntine Forest Queen finished disehars-
ing her general cargo May 9TH. She VIII be
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n " auer ripe Elecrric 5nOun.

A singular occurrence, which is stated to
have recently taken place at Ithaca, n. Y,
illustrates the dangers attendant upon the
universal introduction of electricity. As a
lady was turning on the water from the
faucet over the sink in her kitchen, using her
right hand, her left hand being in contact
with the lining of the sink, she was
suddenly Frustrated by severe
shock Her impression was that she
had been stricken with paralysis or apo
plexy but physician who was summoned
found that the inside of the thumb of the
lett hand had been blistered in several
places This led him to believe that she had
received a strong electric shock from some
source A few minutes subsequently the
lady's daughter, in drawing water from the
same faucet, was similarly affected, though
not SO severely. The family then became
convinced that the trouble existed in the
water-plpe and sink.
The manager of the Telephone exchange,
after a bVief examination of the premises,
found the secret of the trouble, The resi-
dence was connected with the Ithaca hotel
by a "dead" private telegraph wire. This
wire had been crossed with the electric
light wire The dead" wire was con-
nected with the metallic roof on the dwelling
house. which in turn was connected by tin
water conductor with the water pipe leading
to the sink. When the dynamo machine OF
the electric light company was IN operation,
the current passed over the dead" wire to
the tin roof, and thence to the water pipe. 1t
needed only the completion of the circuit by
some person drawing water
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Departure of the zeaIandia.

The Hawaiian steamship Zealandia
sailed at noon yesterday for San Fran
cisco with forty-four cabin and fifty-three
steerage passengers, and cargo OF do
nestle produce, valued at $40, 227 Il.
4 very large number of persons were on
the wharf to witness her departure, in
Guiding His Majesty the King. The
Royal Hawaiian Band was present and
played lively selection of music. A
Chinese passenger arrived at the wharf
as the steamer was hauling away, and
had to be taken on board by means OF a
rope, to the intense amusement of the
spectators. From the Post Office the
Zealandia carried sos letters, weighing
169 pounds ounces, and 2,042 packages
of papers, weighing 437 pounds 3 ounces.
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Road Notice.

II having been determined in accordance with
the recommendation Of a jury duly drawn in &C
cordance with law that certain streets In the
burnt district OF Honolulu shall be widened and
straightened, and that new streets shall be
opened-ths survey and plans for which are now
on file in the Interior Onice-notice is hereby
given to all owners Of property along the lines OF
the sait proposed changes which may be dam
aged by reason Of sail widening, str ightening
and opening Of streets, to file their claims with
I.iciard f. Bickerton, Esquire, Police Magistrate
OF Homo uIu on or before saturday, the 29th day
Of May, 1856.
The lines Of proposed changes clearly
marked by stakes upon the ground, and u map
showing the new lines can be seen upon apPiica-
ton TO the Interior Office.
G. W. HART,
Road supervisor, KOna, Oahu.
Honolulu, May >, 1886. m6-tf-wSt
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Police COuFt.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
FRIDAY, Nav 9TH.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
FRIDAY, May 9TH.
Waihole was fined 50, with 81 costs,
for drunkenness.
Juno Davis was charged with forgery,
and remanded to the Sth.
f. Hanson, j. Heanikeo, n. and e..
Christofen, and A. L. Olsen each for
feited bail of $40 for gaming.
Chang Lip, Ing Hoon and Chan Wal,
remanded from the previous day for
gaming, were fined $40 each, with 81 so
costs.
CIVIL CASE.
IF. Graham VS. Wallace Jackson,
replevin. Defendant objected to surety
on bond. a new bond was filed salts
factory to defendant and the case re-
manded to the 10th. J. A. MagOon for
plaintiff; Hon. Cecil Brown for defend
ant.
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To-night's Concert.

The Campobello troupe will give 4
farewell concert at the Opera House this
evening. Already the sale Of seats has
been large, and fine audience VIII be
in attendance The programme, which
is given below, is a very interesting one,
and those who attend viii, We are sure,
enjoy a rich musical treat
Duet, "Cheti Cheti" ...-.. Donizetti
Signors Campobello and Lencioni.
Piano Solo, 'Kermise" Saint Saens
Miss Lulu Joran.
Song, .'Dost Thou Know A Thomas
Miss May Spring.
Air, Largo al Factotum" Rossini
Signor Campobello.
Violin Solo, Fifth Air Varie" DeBeriot
Miss Pauline Joran.
Air, La DANA" ... .......... Rossini
Signor Lencioni.
Duet, ''Ye Merry Swallows" Thomas
Miss Spring and Signor Campobello
Piano SODA, Prelude and FugueN Bach
b, Sonata No. r.. Mozart
Elise JOran.
Zwei Deutsche Lieder ..-.--.-- -.-...--..-
a, Is Blinkt der THAI" RubenStein
b, Der Tannenbaun" .--- Abt
Signor Campobello.
Berceuse. "Quand tn DORIS ..... .GOunOd
Miss May Spring, Misses Lulu, Pauline
and Elise JOran.
Piano Duo, 'Danse Macabie" Saint Saens
Misses Lula and Pauline Joran.
Air, IN MatrimOniO" ..........- DOnizetti
SignOr Lencioni.
Trio, '.Nocturne" ..--......,..... Field
Misses Lulu, Pauline and Elise Joran.
Prof. ParAer's Recital.
The following is the programme OF the
recital by Prof Horatio G. Parker at the
Y. NJ. c.. A. Hall next Tuesday evening,
May 18th, under the auspices of the
Honolulu Library and Reading Room
Association:
Lasca-(A Tale of the Prairies) ...:.......-'
.......... .-.........-.- Frank Desprez
Ny First and Last Appearance on Any
Stage ..........- ....... Turner
CThe experiences of an unhappy amateur,
as told by himself.)
Trial Scene from Merchant of Ven
ice" Observation-Disclosures. Shakespeare
Lord Dundreary Receives a Letter
Adapted from comedy OF "Our American
Cousin
a Ballad of the British Fleet.
European Guides .......... Mark Twain
From The Innocents Abroad"
The Fall of Pemberton Mill f. L. Phelps
(The Burning Fiery Furnace and As
enath's Dying Prayer
How Rubenstein Played the Piano.
....-.. $500. -.. AudIuS
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Domestic Produce Receipts.

The following are the receipts of do
Inestic produce for the week ending
Friday, May 9TH: Sugar, 81, 36S bags; ;
rice, 1,647 bags paddy, 700 bags; ba-
nanas, 400 punches; pia, 100 bags; ava,
3I4 bags; coffee, II bags; 5000 oranges
and so hides.
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EXPORTS.

FIR san Francisco, per o = = Zealandia May
-th. YIN G. Irwin & Co. Il ,2s6 bags sugar; H A
1Ti1rmaun 4 30 do; II lyman Bros, 1908 do and
5oo bags rice; Sing ChonG & Co. 3O4 bags sugar
AMI $50 bugs rice; NJ Phillips q co, 1900 bags
sugar. Low Ing. - boxes betei leaves; III w Nc
.,..,i,.v & son .O5 hides $50 goat and zoo sheep
SEins and 1856 punches bananas; All CHOW, 1876
I,n,,lIs sugar cane; Clias r Henson, $50 punches
u,oanas: Il & Marshall, zsi do; Brown q Co, 200
do. q ] Campbell, 500 do. 1Otal sugar, "a ,493
bags. Foreign value, sI,5s6. Domestic value,
$40 .227 a.
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Cricket Match.

a cricket match will be played to-day
at Makiki between the Honolulu Cricket
Club and an eleven from the men-of-war
ships. The wickets viii be pitched at II
O'Clock. The Royal Hawaiian Band
will play on the grounds instead OF at
Emma Square.
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PASSENGERA.

From Maui and Hawaii, per steamer
M ~ Grh. Hon j n = Martin, Hon Kau-
name ~ f Roy, J HOIck, Mrs ID Speckman ana
child and 50 deck passen gers.
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco, per ) : Zealsindla, May
IN ThOs X Foster and wife. Or Henri McCirew,
s1rs II ] Note, J fIotng, w II Bailey, Hane-
GayL Miss Is.lsfcIla Lshman, Mrs Hanks ana
r.htT,i,zD Mrs = G Allen, DR. } X Smith, Miss ii
IIerrick Mrs Noble, Miss X Ward. w Peacock,
= Adler, SIS C II Dickey and son, Judge Ogden
=, -er,,ap a kidd, wife and children, Mrs r
49,, - mali Mrs d NJ Fletcher, Miss Gill
30, Tohu Vadoua, q IL Spalding, Miss L hatha-
80 ~ / Hill ana wife. Mrs LANCER and child
80 7 y.ssIer ( c MeicalfeI Mrs IltckmOtt DR.
- 70 n Ten q Forsyth. w HGogS' Captain Nc
80 nnJ Sc steerage passengers. Including :
Chinese.
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, May !.
@ Zeaandiu tIaw), Won OterehdorP' ioI
san Francisco at L noon
Am bktne Uncle John, Manson for san FFah-
cisco
schr Emma, for Kauai
schr Wailele for faid
-rhr Rainbow, for kUOlau
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Dividend N office.

DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR PER
"A share on the capital stock of the PEOPLES
ICE AND REFRIGERA OR COMPANY VIII be
payable on SATURDAY, May Sth, at the Com
pany's Office of Fort and Chaplain streets.
m7-2t w. E FOSTER, Treasurer.
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There will be a carol service at st.
Andrews Cathedral this afternoon at 2
o'clock, by the children of the Sunday
school. After the service they will
proceed to Iolani College, the Bishops
residence. for refreshments.
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fsoDDy'S Hospitality
Exchange.

Wont you have another piece of pie,
Mr.. Featherly?" asked Bobby, Hospitality
His mother was entertaining a few friends
at dinner and the dessert was being dis
cussed.
Thanks, Bobby" Featherly replied
laughingly; ~since you are so polite about
it, l believe l will take small piece
more.
"AIl right said Bobby Now, ma.
remember your promise You said if it
was necessary to cut into the second pie
could have TWO pieces
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sseis Expected from Fo.risn a'"Fu


An bktne Nellie II Shade, from New York
Brit bark Lapwing, De Gruchy, from Liverpool,
", ,i,rn,an bark Furst Bismarck, from Bremen.
Brit blk Birmah, Jenns, from Glasgow, dug
British ship Kate Davenport from Newcastle
y y w due April 1920
Am snip Ericsson, PlumIneT, IT m Ne"c'tsIe'
: W due April 2O-30
Brit bark Isle of Erin, Nicholson, from LIVER
pool, due July 1881 ,-.,
Am bEtne & FUNK, CHASER, from Ne"C"o'iS'
n y ", due May 1870
Am bark Edward May, johnson, from Boston,
due August 20-3l
IL / g NJ bismarck, from Auckiihu' - a. via
Samoa. due April 20-3O
HIG N s Gneisenau. from Auckland, via
n G olga. from Auckland, via Samoa
due April 2J-3O
r. NJ ; Mariposa CAm), II NJ Hayward, from
tii4. Colonies, route to San Francisco, due May
So 80, -
Francisco due May 80
Am sch Emma CIaudinu, MatsOn, from san
Francisco, for Hilo. Hawaii, due April $50
An bktne Mary WinkeImaH, { BackhS' lrOiH
san FranciscO, due May 5-lo
X II = = Alameda (AmJ, II Morse, from san
Francisco, ell route to Auckland and sydney due
Ger bark hydra, from Hougllong, due June
Boi bark RB from Newcastle, n w, due
Nor bark JaIsaIj ,rer, s,oesen, from Newcastle
\ = w, due April go
Am cark C-yIOn, r Calhoun. from San Fran
cisco. due Nay 10-25
Haw steamship Australia, II Weber. from San
Francisco due May -
Am tern w Bovine, III laul, from san
Francisco, due May lO-20
Am bark Cincinnati, CrOwel, from sydney, due
May 80
Am brgtne Claus Spreckels, L Drew, from
ssau Francisco for Kahului, Maui, due May 5-5
Iirif ship Anana, from Liverpool, due August
IO-25
due May 20-3O
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ALDEN FRUIT & TARO co.
w AILU K U, M A u [
TARO FLOUR!
TARO FLOUR /!


Cam Ike heir O~n at Home
as W mt
BREAD CREDIBLE CAKES GEMS PUDDNGs
= e
FOR is ~
DIRECTIONS MAKING PoITake
o o o in 4
a
from
O &C m our.
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NOTICE.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HA-
n WAIIAN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING
Co held this day. z. q. SCHUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of Thos. \.
Douglas, resigned.
(. @. SCHUMAN,
Sec'ty Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co.
Honolulu, May 3, 1886. MIST
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~ ID. AIONSARRAT, Esq, has this day been
appointed d special Commissioner Of Private
Ways and Water Privileges for Honolulu Oahu
to act Ia place Of a. c. smith In the hearing Oh
certain case Of Il. Lishman vs.. l. McGulre' IN
which matter the said A. C. smith Is retained as
counsel for defendant. -
CHAS. T. GULICK,
,,,-,igr Minister OF Interior.
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transportation is still in its primitive
condition in St Domingo. There is not a
single wagon road penetrating more than
three or four leagues into the interior All
of the inland traffic is carried on by means
of animals. A railroad is being built
from SANTANA bay to Santiago, and if com
pleted will open up rich tracts of lands
capable of producing great crops of sugar
tobacco, coffee, cocoa. and other tropical
articles.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. L.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, May Z.
stmr w q Hail. Bates, from Maui and Hh"At
Schr i.uka, from KohOlalele
Schr waiOli, from Maui
Tern Ke Au HOu, from Waipo
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Vessels Leaving To-Day.
Stmr Waimanalo, Nelson. for WaiinanaIo
= mr. Josephine, for EVA
roxEauN yA,...a... Nv r'mr.

An bark sJno na, b doves from Newcastle
IfBM ) Satellite. \ II Abingdon, from CO.
n b N s Heroine, F r Blackburne, from Co
quimbO, \ -, ~ 1T,
f5r.t blk star Of Devon Moris"tt, from NrWc''stie'
W - =, oc
Am Miss steadi-bktne MurniIe SC''r'H Iufhef'
fr,.n the Scat seas, V! mo, IttN.u
Ill b NJ - Triumph, Admiral S.f MicaaeI I'iiie-
SEYMOUR, from san Francisco
San Francisco -,
cisco , ,r-,,,
san Francesca
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Toccoa CAL News: Not long since a
lady advised her better half" to attend
dancing school in order to appear graceful
in n r,rs y-pT. meeting.
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BY AUTHORITY.
department ofInterior.

N p. wAIwAIOLE, Esq, has this day been
appointed Agent TO take acknowledgements 10
labor contrac Is for tie District Of Wailuku, Island
Of Maui
CHAS. I. GULICk,
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu, May &, 1856. m7-dG"St
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ASSISTANCE.

4 NYONE WHO Is WILLING TO GIVE ANY
"A assistance TO those who suffered by she fire
the 10th day Of APRIL 1856, Is hereby cordially
invited to send his donation 20 the Hon. =. NJ.
Damon. Treasurer, aud notify ". G.. Achi. the
Secretary, for notice i9newspapers.
II. r.. H LiliuOkaani . President
II. Warehouse, ESQ Vice President
Hon. =. N. Treasurer
Hon, John l.. Kaulukon, Hon. Jas. Keau, Rev.
J. Waamau my3u
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A SUGGESTION.

Every day the conviction become,
firmer that few if any laws will result
from the sixty days labor of the
Assembly. Governor Murray stands in
the way of the passage oil wise and
good laws, and the Legislature will not
consent to the passage of others. I.
the vicious Legislation which he de-
mands cannot be had, as it certainly
cannot, he will allow none. Very few
laws are required. The books are fuu
OF laws, and with such as we have the
community has existed and maintained
order, and with only these it will con.
tinue to grow, thrive and nrosnor
However, there is need for some now
legislation; without it, rights will be leon
ardized and individuals be wrongly made
to suffer. As Murray will not nermit
the enactment of those laws, how Womb
1t do for the Legislature to present the
bills to Congress, and petition that bodv
to enact them, accompanying the "a.
quest with statement of fact that a.
Governor, who exercises the atso,,,o
veto power, had refused to approve ,ho
measures? The experiment might nrov
disastrous; Congress might attach
provisions not wanted. but inasmncb
as the national legislature finds l:tna o.
no difficulty in passing any measure
presented to it applicable to Utah NOT
much risk would be run in inyitino
congress to step in for the relief of the
ierrltory' To take this course would
show to Congress and the
country better than it has been done
me outrageous and infamous Federa,
system which prevails in this Territory
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In me PROBATE Court In and for Salt LnI
County, Utah Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of Willim Ja,
nings, deceased.
Notice OF time and place for the hearing O,
Petition for Admission to Pro-
bate of Will


DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF sam
l. Court IN said matter, notice ia
hereby given that Saturday, the st5
day OF February. AID. 1886, at Ii O'CLOCK
am, at the County Courthouse in
Salt Lake City, Utah Territorv IN
the courtroom of said Court, has been an
pointed the time and place for the he,riIp1e
OF petition of Priscilla Paul Jennings
Thomas w. Jennings and Frank W Ian,
nings, praying for the admission N nroSota
of certain document Herewith presenteS
TO be the last will and testsmen;
Of William Jennings. deceased, when and
Where I pers ms interested may appear and
oppose the probate o! said will, or the grant
Ing OF letters testameutary to Priscilla PAM
Jennings, Thomas W. jennings Frank w
Jennings, Joseph A. Jennings, Isaac len.
nlngs, Thomas u. Weber. as prayed for in
"a d petition A AZ
Dated AZ Salt Lake CITY. jan %. 1886.
j. HIN C. CUTLER,
Probate g erk, Salt Lake Co
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BuckleDs Arnics s.,,.

TIE BEsr sALvE in the world for Ont,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rben en- n
5,t sxer Sores, letter, Chopped Hand
!: Ahoislns Corns, and all Skin Ernn'
Ilons, and positively cure, Piles or NJ
pay required. It is guaranteed 70 FivS
Bt,:.ect satisfaction. or money refup6rS
t1ce EWenty-nYe cents per boz.
For sale by z. O. II, 1,
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WALLPAPER POISON.

The wallpaper poison scare has been
revived again, and is once more excit-
ing any amount of apprehension and
causing much alarm and trouble. The
present revival was occasioned by an
investigation and discovery in Cam
bridge. Mass. Whenever living at their
nome IN that city the members of a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-27

: THE LEGISLATURE, if it wants its next
bill approved by the Governor, should
put on it rider, providing for the nav.
ment OF $1,000 year to mythical
messenger for His Excellency.
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The LEGISLATURE may feel assured
that it can present one bill to Governor
Murray which will receive the prompt
approval of the Executive, namely: A
bill to give him 50 900 from the Terri
to.ial treasury.
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Lapham's Dress and Cloak Hons.

Dressmaking in all its branches
Special attention given 20 orders from
the. country. ORDERS filed on short
notice. Ready-made Dresses kent ~,
hand. Agent for McCaIl's Bazar pat
terms No. q W, First South Street. :
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TaB DAILY HERALD is published every
morning, Mondays excepted al aa LIE
HERALD Block, corner West Temple eno
gfrst South Streets, Salt Lake City, By The
Herald CoMf,sY: subscription ;SoIR3de5 price,
of the wear at the ame rate. To weekly
subscribers, collections made by carriers.
Is cents 8 week.
T5E 5ENI-WEEKLY HERALD. Is published
avery Wednesday and Saturday morning
Et $3.50 per year; SIX months, s1.75i postage
Included.
TzE WEEKLY HERALD is published every
Thursday morning az 500 year; six
months. S1.25; postage included.
s 7BscRIsERs win confer favor Oy for
varding information 70 this ettice when
their papers are not duly delivered.
This Will greatly aid us in our efforts to
determine where the fault lies.
ALI Mail Communications intended for
this Office should be addressed to
THE HERALD,
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and not 70 individuals,
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THE FIRST VETO.

and not TO individuals.