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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
PASSENGERS.

For Maui and Hawaii per Kinau. July 26 -Forethe
Volcano: Mrs Geo Beekley and 2 children. Mr. Neil
ports: Princess Kaiulani and servants, G Kamauo-
ha and wife, L Aseu and wife Nawahi, Miss Nawahi
Morris, the Misses Dunn. " Horner, Rev and Mrs
Lechlcr. Mr. Buchholtz, Buchhotz. Mrs Goo Kim and
Hon j Kauhane, Hon W kaai Miss N Dowsett. Miss
DoHgherty, Mrs Parker. Misses Eva and Helen Par
Miss Anita Neumann, Misses Helen and Mabel Laid,
Miss Fitzsimmons, Miss Helen Wilder q Wight and
wife, and $50.
For Kauai, per Iwalani, July 27-L Stoz Chas W
Spitz, johnson, Mr. Muller, H Glade, Hon Geo B
Palonau, Hon II Nahum and daughters. S Decker,
E Belenberg, Mr. Wilcox, and 90 deck.
For Maui, per Likelke, j uly 27-Rev d Bisset and
wife, Hon II Hayselden and family, Mr. Kahaulelio
Mr. Lazarus, Hon W Kaua, Miss Lazarus. Miss Hat
field, A Barba. NJ SYLVIA G A jackson a Conn and
family, and 10 deck
From Kauai, per James Makee, July 2S-Capt II Web
Der, c spalding and family, Bertlemann, and p
For Waialua per James Makee July 2S-J II Bruins
ST., Miss Keanu, Miss Brooks Miss A Keola Miss
Malulani, Miss Grace Kahoalii, and 40 deck.
From Hawaii and Maui, per W G Hail. July cert
DEE, Mrs \ Makee, Mrs stoddard, Miss Lulu
Makee, W H johnson, H Trask, Willis, W Thrum,
Holmes Miss Mary Ali, Rev Zahn, Mrs W L Hall,
E N Walsh, J G Kirkwood. W NJ Coffee, W Shing,
For San Francisco per Australia July s1-Col Claus
Spreckels. wife and daughter, Gertz Carter Jr,
W Kinney, Miss Garter, Mrs NJ Hall. A c Dent
shattucE, Miss F Hirsch6erg, c H Hitchcock, Rev ]
Goodell, L Gulick Miss Cathcart, Miss Mary Bah
cock, Mrs Ross, Kirkland, E N Walsh and wife,
Mrs Dickinson, Miss Dickinson, Hon Lawley, G A
Hopper. Coates, NJ Beckwith, a Lidgate, r Lille
Miss Lidgate, Mrs G Smith, James Wilder, Joseph
Hyman, Wight and wife, Miss Lamb, ] Freedom.
wife and child, Misses and A Perry Rev A Zahn +
Gertz. Capt Arnold, W H Richard Rev W Merritt,
Mrs Makee, Miss Lulu Makee and Mrs Stod,
dard, Leslie Williams, NJ lizard, and as in the
Storage
From Kauai, per Iwalani, July 31-H F Glade and
wife, Muller; R Neal, Jatho, Rev Desha.
Rev c NJ Hyde, Jno Brown, Riley II Nibrens, = Chi
ness, and 2S deck.
From Maui and Molokal. per Likelike, July31-Oscar
Inna, Toomey, Mrs Ferguson, Wing Foy, Y Sato,
Hon Kuihelani, Hon W Kalua. Miss Nape E Hoff
man, P n Makee, Mrs II y Landlord a Kuini, Ed
ridge, and - deck
From Hamakua, per R Bishop, July CIV H Rick
ard, a de la Nux, aud Il dech.
For San Francisco, per Mariposa, Aug III j Agnew
and wife, G Hind, Capt w Matson, VIM Williams, and
Z storage; passengers in transit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
AFatal Mistake.

On the morning of the 81 ult.. information that
Chinaman In the employ of Mr.. II. Dimond, who
resides at No. 49, Nuuuanu Avenue was fatally
shot by Edwin Dimond a son of Mr.. Dimond's.
Later the Chinaman,, although receiving the at
tention of Drs. j. S. McGrew and Staneenwald
died from the effects Of the wound. Mr. Dimond
furnishes the following account of the unfortunate
affair: We were awakened at o'clock by a loud
noise among the chickens. Edwin came down
stairs and said Father. give the revolver;
some one Is stealing chickens | said to him
You must not take it, lie replied 1 will use it
only IN self defence, for the robber may attack
me- then gave It to him and went to the door
to call Leyong our cook TO 90 to Edwin's assist
ance. Edwlns foot slipped and he fell down. He
saw man running toward him and called on him
several times to stop. de did not answer, but
continued running. Edwin, supposing Leyong to
be the roboer. fired on him as he Thought
in self-deiense, and shot him in the bowels. In
the darkness the thief escaped"
Coroner Dayton held an inquest at the residence
of Mr. DImond IN the afternoon of the above date
the following jury being sworn: A. ST. Hewitt. J.
H. LoFeioy. 4. Hilder, Lao Chonc L. Ahlo and
Chung Wo. William Woa6 Esq, OBLIGATED as
clerk. After hearing the evidence and viewing
dict: That the deceased, Al Leoag, came TO his
death this 3lst day of July, 1856, as 9:45 am at
the residence of Henry Dimoad. Nuuanu avenue
Honolulu. by bullet fred from revolver in the
hands of Edwin H. Dinond"
All the boat clubs, but the Myrtle, Will have new
boats to enter at the Regatta on November 10Th.
We know that there is nothing on earth equal to
American Co.'s Hop Bitters as a family medicine.
Look for advertisements
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.

Advice to Invalids-H you wish to Obtain quiet re-
reshng Sleep free from headache relief from pain ana
protraeted disease, inyigorae the media and
regulate the circulating systems OF the body you viii
ed BY Dr. Coils Browne (ate Army Medical staaD, 70
which he gave the name Of CHLORODYNE and which
is admitted by the profession 10 be the most wonderful
and valuable remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNEi is the best remedy known for Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma.
CHLoRoDYNE acts like charm in Diarrhea. ana
g the only specific in Cholera ahd Dysentery
CHLORODYNE efTectually cuts short All ,tf.c1. !.
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and spasms u
CHLORODYNE is the only palliative in Nsn..,.,.
rheumatism eout' cancer Ioothaehe, Meningitis, &c:
From symes & Co., Pharmaceutical cbsmi..s ,,.s,
cal Hall, Simla, January 5, 1850 10 j n Dovss
ESD - treat russell street, bloomsbury london
Dear Strive mbrace this opportunity OF coneafflst
ing You upon the widespread reputation ms tneel
esteemed nealclne, IT j. Coils Brownies Chiarodyne
has earned Ios ltsei. not only in Hindostal but an
over the East As remedy for general uffv We ,s
question wnetheT better is imported into the country
and we snail DC glad to hear Of its finding place n
every Anglo-Indian home. The other brandt ~ ~
soIy to say are nov resgaed TO the native bazars ana
Judging from their sale, we fancy their eOioun fh-
will be but evaneseent. We could muItiult i,-t,-
"a tn.tu Of the extraordinary efficacy OF Dr. CONF
browne Chlorodyne in Diarrhga and Dysenfer-
Spasms, Cramps, Neuralgia. the Vomiting Of
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era ITSELF we have Witnessed its surprisingly eonf
medicine than Coils Brownies from firm co. u lis
that It decidedly the best and also from seee
we owe te the profession and the public as We a ~
opinion tnat the substitution Of any other than Coils
Brownies Is DELIBERATE BREACH o. rArrrl ,r mr.
fAkI OF THE CHEMIST PREscK1EEn AND PkTrErT
1 LIZ are Sir faithfully yours Sgmes & Co.
OF me fharm. Society Of Great Britain Hie
Exesileney the Viceroy's Chemists. -
CAUTION.-v ice-Chanceilor Sir ". pace Wa
stated that Dr. J. Coils Browne was nndon6te61v ~
ar o. Shorodyne that the story Of the deen-
l4nt freeman was deliberately untrue which ~
July 49, 1854 ~ 'n'9H,
sod N bottles at Is. I'D, p. 3D. fs 3D. and IL
I-Cn- none Is genuine without the words Dr. 7 Cor
~ browne Chlor0dyner on the Government eia11r.
heiming medical testimony accompanies each
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Santion.-Beware o. Piracy and limitations
, Sole Manufacture-J. IT, DAVENPORT IS ~. (
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
co M MERcIAL.
HoNoLULU. 4UGUsT 3. 1ssc.

since last writing but little business of importance
city, the chief and only being the departure of
the steamer Australia laden with domestic products
from this port to San Francisco noon the 3lst
ult The next ripple of excitement in commercial cir
ces although il afforded business the arrival
and departure of the steamer Marposa from the Col
onies en- route to San Francisco.
The steamer Zealanda is due here from San Francis
the 18th inst with mail and news dates to the list
inst other steamers due from the Coast before the
2lst inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
Ann EMBELLISHMENTS.


Mortgagee Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
i er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
al to James Hopper dated the 9th day Of October
1888 recorded in Liber Sc, page 81 Notice IS hereby
given that said mortgages intends to foreclose said
MORTGAGE for condition broken, and upon said fore
closure will sell ut public auction at the saesfoom OF
Z Adams & Co. in Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of August 1886 at II N Of said day, the premises
described IN said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W r CAsrLE, At
torney-at-Law. JAS A HOPPER,
Mortgage.
Premises TO be sold are:
1st-All those premises described in X Z 30lu l. Y
1869 Auhca roods % perches at Wainiha,
Kauai
2nd-AIl those premises described in r 53ii, L A
9Ole to Kalekini, 1 acre 60 perches at Waio Kauai
3rd-All those premises described in X 7 54l5, l.
1876 to Nih0a, roods "a perches at Waioi, Kauai
4th-All those premises described in r 5i4S. to
Koaia, ? roods 80 rods at said Waioli.
Shall those premises described IN p 5i41, l. z
1O325 to Num-, acres38 perches at Hanaei, Kauai.
6th-All those premises described in Il p 1850, L Q
9(I6 to kiola roOds perches at Waiol aforesaid.
7thAll those premises described in r p 5Of2, L Q
ESQ Solomona Kawainui, roods Sc perches
at Waioli aforesaid.
Shall those premises described in 66s7 to Pc
huiki acres roOds 30 perches at AnahOla, Kauai.
9th-Ali those premises described in r p 74S. / q
1886 to Punahuenie, rood 81 perches at Haualei.
Kauai.
10th-All those premises described in r P $685. Lea
9267 to Pumaia, l rood 70 perches WaiEiha.
Kauai.
Tith-AlI those premises described in L c f42 to
Keawa. > 100 acres at Ahuia, Molokai.
i2th--All those premises described in L A III TO
Kawaha, acres 40 fathoms ut H0nOmunl Mol0kai.
[1124 Al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03

A Magnificent Popular Work on the ekin.
with Engraved Plates, Is wrapped about the RE.
SOLVENT. Also, one hundred Testimonials, sol
EMMY sworn TO before the British Consul, which
repeat this story: have been terrible sufferer
have been obliged to shun public places by reason
Of my disfguring humors; have had the best ply
Eicians; have spent hundreds of dollars, and pot
no relief until used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
which have cured me, and left my skin and blood
as pure ehild's. Send for our sixty -four page
book, " How TO Cure Skin Diseases" Address
HAWAIIAN CoSsIcSEEs,
Benson, Smith & Co., Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
MARRIED.

sCoTT-CLARK-In Hilo, HAWAII, july 23rd. lsSG.
at the residence of Mr. L. Severance by the Rev. E. p
Baker, JOHN a. SeoTT, of Wainaku, Hio, TO EMMA
daughter of A. h. Clark, of Oakland, Cal.
AHLB0RN-HAHN-At Lihue Kauai on the 2oth
Jay, 1885, by Rev. F. Richter, Capt. L. AHLBoRN TO
Miss Dora HAHN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
July 27-Am schr American Girl Backrs, PIT Townse'd
Aug. 1-RMSS Maripcsa, Hayward, Colonies en- route
Sailed
July 3l-o 5 Australia. webber. San Francisco
Aug. l-R NJ Marposa, Hayward, Sac Francisco
Vessels in Port.
Ger blk Faust Bismarck Van der wiring
Haw schr Gen'l Seigel
Nor blk Holden Jargnersen
Br bk Birmah Jonas
Swed blk Aurora, Sederstraus
Am bgtne Consueo, Cousins
Am bktne Geo Perkins, Alderman
II N Pelican. Hope
Ger blk Sieben, Bruhn
Ger schr Mary Bohm, Bohm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
DIED.

KAY-At Honokaa, HAWAII, July Both, 1886, FRANCES
CHALMERS, the beloved daughter of Thomas and Annie
s. Kay, aged two years and six months.
Friends will please accept this intimation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Australia, July 3l-17l62 bgs
sugar AGO bgs rice 2.5S9 bnchs bananas los bgs ava
root II bx betel leaves 232 bndls sugar cane hides
skins, specie, etc; domestic value, so, 5l2.2S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA

DIsFIGURING HUMoRs, Humiliating Erup.
~ tons, Itching and Burning Skin fortunes,
Loathsome Sores, and every species of Itching,
6caly, Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulous, and Eyphi.
ltic Diseases of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp, with
Loss Of Hair, from infancy to old age are cured by
CUTIcURA REsoLvEET, the new Blood Purifier,
internally, and CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA Soar, the
great Skin Cures and Beauti6ers, externally.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03

Itching and Burning Skin Diseases,
BAkers's BARRIERS, Grocers, WasheTwoman's Itch,
Itching Piles, and Delicate Irritations peculiar
10 both sexes, instantly relieved by warm bath
with OuTIcURA SOAP and single application of
CUIcUR1, the great Skin Cure This repeated
daily with three doses Of CUTIcURA REsoIvENT,
VIII speedily cure Itching Diseases of the Skin and
Scalp, when all other means absolutely fail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03

- Tourists or Others abroad desiring Views OF
Principal Points Of Interest the Hawaiian Islands
curios from the south Sea Islands. can -
formation have their wants supplied at Reasonable
A'ss 1cae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03

Potter Drug q Chemical Co.. Boston, U.s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-03

Death by Wards for Month
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
New Democrat Headquarters.

The new headquarters of the Young
Mems Democratic Club in the second
story OF thu Heald Building, Seventh
and Market streets, was formerly opened
last Wednesday night. The room has
been epl ,rged by the removal of parti
lions and has been very handsomely re-
papered and the floors covered with new
Brussels carpet. Upon the walls are
conspicnously displayed handsome por
traits OF President Cleveland, Secretary
Bayard, Senators Salisbury and Gray
Congressman Lore, Governor Stockley
Thomas Jefferson, General Hancock
and other historic characters.
The rooms were crowded by promi
nent Democrats of the city and State
Willard Salisbury, Jr., president o.
the club, presided, and made an address
OF welcome. Addresses were also mad,
ny Senator Gray and Ccngressma,
Lore. Secretary Horace O. johnson
read number of letters from promi men
men who had been invited, expressiu;
their regrets at their inability to b
present.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
Congress-.

Ia the U. s. Senate on Thursday Mr..
Logan spoke in support Of the resolu
ton for open executive sessions. MIR.
Riddleberger withdrew the substitute
which he had offered Tor the Plntt reso.
luton on the subject. The Pension BILL
came up in order, but after some dis
ouesion went over. The Inter State
Commerce bill was taken up, but the
Senate went into executive session and,
when the doors were re opened, adjourn
ed.
In the House bills were reported 40
ceptinR from Julia ID. Grant and Will.
liam III. Vanderbilt certain objects pre-
secuted by foreign Governments to Gen.
Grant; amending the statutes relating
TO yachts; authorizing the President to
arrange q conference for the purpose of
promoting arbitration and encouraging
reciprocal commercial relations between
the U nited States and the Republics of
Mexico and Central and South America
and the Empire CT Brazil. Referred
Granting the right of way u the Schuyl
kill East Side Railroad Com pan
through the Arsenal and Naval Asy lum
grounds in Philadelpbia; granting thu
right of way to the KensinRton and Ia
coDy Railroad Company through tbs
Arsenal grounds at Bridesburg; for tn,
organization OF the Territory Of Okla
mons; and repeating the Pre- empt!on
timber culture ana desert land laws
The Serate bill regulating the count OF
4 ectoral votes was reported, will
amendments. A bill was reported pro
viding that every brewer, on fling no.
tioe OF his intention to commence OF
continue business, shall execute bono
TO the United States in sum equal +
three times The amount of the tax whicl
the brewer will be liable to pay durin
any month. The River and Harbor bill
was considered In COMMITTEES of til
Whole, pending which The House ad
journed.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

TEE Reading (PA.) Tinss and Dis
patch, one Of tAe very best Of our az
changes, comes 10 NJ enlarged . column
on each page, proportionately longer,
dressed In bran nav suit Of type, and
reduced In price from twelve 10 ten
csnts per weak. Such enterprise In but
seldom met with In o time OF strikes
and business depression. The Dispatch,
by its action, bids defiance to hard
times, and with the confidence that q
good paper will ct ell times be well
supported, throws its banner OF progress
10 the breezs and marches ahead to
make the world wiser and better. We
commend the push and pluck Of the
Times, and wish 1t the greatest success.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

COUNCILMAN Merris Taylor made y
good point in Council last night, when
he said that there was no hurry In
passing the water loan ordinance for
$50, 600, rs It was really not needed
for four months yet. The interest OF
that amount for four months Mt i've
and a-half per cent would be 81 100.
Then what In the uss OF throwing
away 81. 100 for interest, whom the city
10 pushed for money? We have NO
desire to withhold the loan the Water
Commission claims rightfullg, bui
can see NO necessity in spending
81, 100 TO give It to the Commissioner
before they need 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
WANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, April II, Iss.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April ID, 1857.
The ready-made method
in dressmaking grows a lit
tie year by year. There
isn't a bit OF danger of its
growing too fast. There are
hindrances enough.
We're as ready with
ready-made dresses as the
weather is ready.
Not every sort of dress.
1--WE needn't tell a woman
what we dent make by the
hundred or dozen. The
lfear is perhaps the other
way. But we have a great
many sorts of ready-made
! dresses, few of a sort. And
} then there are sorts SO plain
!, (though plain is not a good
word for it) that nobody
: cares no W many there are.
Il We are on a difficult
yltopic. Give us the benefit
lot the doubt. Very likely
1--we nave the very dress you
! want, and in such a way
,f|that you save hall YOU
wlmoney with nothing want
It ing that double the money
q would buy.
To- Cotton dresses 81 up
81 wooden So up; and, between
al the two, we shall satisf,
ls nine tenths OF you who come
s-Iexpecting nothing satisfac
!, n tory.
II The other tenth ough
IN to be measured anyho,
ID probably-but mea s ur e d
lie we speak like a tailor
Is there's a storeful Of dress
Of stufs and acres of button
t. and laces and things.
" 1903 Chestnut.
.. Jackets and wraps ar
he lsurer than dresses; S. t
yes $I25, and all the way be
cir ltween-some less than 1
worth more-some MOI
than $5 worth nothing
ind speak of Beautiful JACKIE
,sryl in spite Of the bobtail fash
lion; and ugly ones in spi
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16
HERE ARE a FEW oUorAr,o.

George Eliot's complete works, bound in cloth
only 1898.
George Eliot's complete works, bound in half c.,
only $l0.24.
Dickens complete works. Is volumes only $3.50
Dickens complete works, l6 volumes $l1 rs hound
Dickens complete works, Is volumes $925O boprd;
Thackeray's complete works. ii volumes $15S hon,d
Thackeray's complete works, II volumes, SIS A boua
calf.
Irvng's complete works, 10 volumes, S. 9s bound in d
Irvpg's complete works, 10 volumes, $ll.S8 bound
alligator
irving's complete works. 10 volumes, $lI 50, bound
morocco.
Irvings complete works, 10 volumes, $14SO, bound n
Ruskins complete works, with plate, $l378 10 volume
Ruskins complete works, with plate, $685. "a vouus
Waverly Novels, IL volumes, cloth, 81 SO.
Wave-ly Novels, IS volumes, CLOTH $ll SO.
Waverly Novels, IL volumes, half alligator $685.
Waverly Novels, IS volumes, half calf, $35.
Buwere's complete works, cloth, l3 volumes, $S&
Other works, such Schiller, Goethe, Carlyle h,|
Guzot all at these remarkable low prices. Then for ss
1--WE have the celebrated Caxton edition. in the following vol
Strange Adventures ofs Pheton Complete Letter
Phantom Fortune Noted French Orators, Rchelieu On
Red Flag The Assignation, and other tales. CULVER
els Baron Munehausen Sartor Resartus Robinson Cu,
LOT LYONS Happy Man. Rife and Hound in &c, on Chi
1.-The bby Books of Snobs, Eight Years Wandering in
Deep Down. Peter the Whaler, Mark Seawoth, Midshn
.up by the Sea- Outre Mere and hundreds of Others.
Then for So cents have the well known Red Line h
Poets Then again, elegant selection of Juvenile
about half price and hundreds Of odd volumes OneA
one third price.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

NEW YosS has its Broadway rail-
way scandal, and PsnnsylvAnia has its
Soldiers Orphan School scandal. Gov
|ernor Pattison has investigated the
matter thoroughly, and 10 kicking the
men aud women out Of the positions
they have disgraced. 1t Is bad enough
for the aldermen Of New York to 40
oept brides, but 1t is worse for those In
charge of soldiers orphans TO rob them
OF their food and the means provided
for their education.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

WE NO DOUBT reed more policemen,
but the City Council should look we'll
to its bank account before adding
largely 70 the force. The taxpayers
have to foot the bill, but on the other
hand the taxpayers reap the benefit.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES
is asked by a committee which investi-
gated the labor agitation 70 authorize q
State loan Of s., 900, 900 to assist work
ingmen to build homes for themselves.
This Is meeting the labor question in a
practical manner.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

THERE WILL be q general expression
OF hearty congratulations to Mayor
Rhoads when, as 1t is expected, he will
make his appearance on the streets next
week for the first time since his serious
illness.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

THE DEVELOPMENTS that are being
made In the Broad way scandal, New
York, arc worthy OF the pAlmiest days
Of Tweedlsm, and they prove that
even the cohesive power Of plumber Ia
not always durable defence for ras-
Gals against affronted law and outraged
Justice.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

SENATOR JONES, OF Florida, Ia paired
upon all political questions in Congress,
but he cannot get paired in Detroit 81
he wishes 70.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

An exchange says: There are more
puns made on DR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
free Of charge, than are paid for by the
owners. A good thing deserves the
notice of the press.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-16

WE ARE NOT surprised that Presi-
dent Cleveland has made up his mind
TO marry IN June, as he must be very
lonesome since the Democracy has left
him.