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New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

up Noony,s SCHOOL OF BIBLE BEADING.
srpr..ptrf r, Mass July AT Mount Herman. III
Gon for The study % the Bible. 1t 10 attended oy 20
coleg ge studcnts drawn from the louns he ntrv and
A-socatious OF the leading colleges ID thls con' .,hn
Ssnada Mr Moody will be assisted by leading o''no-
dox clergy men, ,-,.,,- rpr.r
MAXWELL NOT GRANTED \ n NEw V,cnaas IhaAt1f Of tho
crim,naI Court to-day oyerruled the motion "a iaA
wells attorneys for a new trial An appeal WI. ua
10 the supreme Court II TITS shail prove nus, o fba
vii he taken 10 the Uuit,d states Court Oh the
cronnd that the STATE law winch allows ne pconstitn
more CHALLENGES Of jurors than the Heiehce Is u
ALL THE DRAM-sHoPs CLOSED r.osn,,v
macon NO. July fine Cty CouHel ,ir iut'y sis y
In lie city limits less quanttie. th an one saon m
proprietors OF the liquor stores yrs.euag bnt
ine rouuty Court their applications Ior Hces"' ,oon
tney we're all refused. ana to-day there i no'
open IN Macon. -. -, -. ,,,,oor-pr
,r,>H NJ, IaSy At Cicn;rvviile. ANAL town IN
the soatherp part Of ths county VEN % GenIh OF
inches OF superior coal las peeh 1iao'' '''" "
AS feet , ,,,s u-tpr
PrTsBgtG July tsPee Al to-aay Hea'foE for,oer
tne s tr.mk E iiiI testified thst he hao hraru
the latter say that II he GOT @lOoOO -nr MS
erty he dd care what became o. N'i'
ctScrSS,rI niy In Glendale. hiteen pl.ss t' ~
! Cinrinnati Jacob Alexander "no Was - ne H.
manas-d 10 throw them of aud IRE upon tneua & a.
"ne Vas aiming Al him. II Wa found Lla' ~ -" mem ans
Mike FOgarty. VINO had previously A.l.ou A.lr.nt,s,v
! sery.d terms ia ia. wOrKbOuse AMI peui1ens"y.
AssA-sINATED BY MES IN AMnuSn. -. r,c
LOUISVILLE. ny, July -" AS Ne - !, - ysrnon KY yes
In, through o lonely wood near Mount rrin, a aim.
,-t,v Afternoon hr was shot from ambush anu @ a'aio
INSTANTLY killed. lie RAD sworn o1' sinx,nr and
several prrsons, charging them win Aue ,hat tne
,hnnt mat these are the murdercrs' ana tna. s"s
| are M. men VINO whipped the man kamsel anH " "
| eau.ing Ramsey TO commit suicide iA't VIC. ,~r,c,
| - ,, rIts ppoTuER AT TARGET PRACTICE
'r.hsotIfos Mo- July 7. r. a. BetLler Pr"'nsn rom sa y
business man oi tAis ci'J' "-'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
ppooK1yy PAINTERS DISSATISFIED

The master painters in Brooklyn have
adopted resolutions fixing at thirty cents an hour
for ourueym en- wing each boss 10 regulate the
numher of hours which shall work a day This
cnu mas been taken consequence OF the dull state OF
business aud scarcity of and the large number OF
nnsmnlovrI men The men employed, who have been
maid 3 for eight hours work since the spring strikes,
are greatly dissatisfied with this action In the Eastern
District OF brooklyn the master painters told the men
,hst thev must work at thirty cents an hOur
and the men struck yesterday meeting was held last
evening which II was decided 10 hod OUT Ior 'ne o
raf. ..f NAY
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
SWELLING THE FUND FoR PARyELL

Lawrence j. Callahan, of the Irish Parlia-
uentary Fund iaon. who is organizing lecture
IN aid OF the fund.- says Bishop OFarre OF Tren-
ton, whose touching appeal not long ago brought in
$1,000 In aid OF the starving fishermen on the west
coast OF Ireland has promised that lie Will again speak.
this time In aid OF tie Home Rule fund. Mr. Callahan
says that the Lecture will probably lake
place on Thursday at Cnlckcrlng Hail
Charles A. Dana las promised 10 preside
The veterans OF Mesghers Irish Brigade are dong
$50 few Of them yesterday, ana they nave prom
lseo 10 give more -,
Pfth Ward Of the IIsh National LEAGUE In Ber-
rgaD's Hall De.DrOssesst last night This branch has
handed N the largest amount OF all the city
brancne,. and al ast nlgAEs meeting hcreascu i' 'o
By al addition OF @4u. .,-,.x
.The Gaelic society Is going to take hand IN Raising
land. To tns end meeting WAS held last evening" pre-
sided over by Edward McCrystai at wHlch All vi ino
members invited to CANVASS among thelr IIienuS
following additional suD-crpuons were received yes
terday BY the Irish Parliamentary Fund AsSocA"u'n
Bs Park C0m1atssioner Crfrnmins,
EmDloyes OF the city Employees OF Thomas ~ 80
ParEs S247 OOl h. Cnmmns 20 ~
By James Ndugtton-
stoltz M 227 Ryan, May and Latus b 90
BOweIy 5Ovi
Through The Sum
MAY Fitzgerald "
i1os p =, C. p r. y thrh Father sally s2 90
irsh Sasionai league Long ISo % %
Cizens OF colo springs. Y thIh l. d. Murphy Is9 Vo m
%st H1,iey Pansn throne the REV E. 100 w
st A. y's Pansh. Windsor Lock- through " L. lo5 Oo
wlsan Eennsit Troy \. BOO
The i.ey henr' r Baxter 81 re'e' 81 81
crsens Of Midiictown ~ z, iS
The key. William l. Penny. NY y. f------------ 80
game Of baseball in aid OF the PArneii Fund VIII M
occur a. 3 u "a. at he Polo Grounds between the
Sammsny Hall General Connlttee OF the siitn AZ
esnby District ana the Bernard r. Martin Asso0i~'A
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

IxprAxAPoLIs, July AT Rockville to-day
IN. Democratic Congressional Convention OF the 'lth
District nomina ated John +. Lamb. MI LAND uon'na
ton TO be United states District-A'Iorhey lux
now pending IN the Senate. ,
sr FArI. MIMI. July John Linn was It",r,.1 20,
for Congress by the Republicans Oh the ia I n w
a.v 10 snrceed Mr. Wakefield. the present melnOe+'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
rpGryG PROHIBITION IN MISSOURI

CT LOUIS, July THE Republican state
60, ronn,ittee met to-day The resignation OF
c,.,ncev L Filey was accepted and General D. r.
prier. OF st. LOUIS elected TO I'LL tho vacancy
committee OF the womeE's Christian Temperance Union
Drs.ented a resolution declaring the Republican party
NJ Mlssouri to IN favor Of submitting 10 VOC VI t
~, tbr manufacture ana sale OF alcOhOIic uquos -
I.ins ,.on w.s referred sedaE was selected AS tho
I'n snr~,nb.r as lhe time for hoding the next
-. -l.IaHe IlI
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from very heavy brOws add to these I'H.',,
strong jaw. rather lsrge mouth. AMI lAree,
pull the chin OF this man down upon ~ n e 80,
let h a ioungng inner IN one OF tn"r -.
Senate chairs. looking out OF those bright eye, I'm
under the heavy brOw-. and you have Ju@In ~ ,a,as
he has appeared day after day In the Onleu 0'Ao
Sen. .fa Nam .4r
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

rEE-RO1-N Cornwall-on- Hudsln on ruestly. jny Q.
bv the Rev Howar crosby. Henry Z. Lee Ol Ne" fOfH
~ Pauline daughter Of the Rev EdwIri Roe ~ tAs
former place. 40
LOAG-Weine stly. July 7. by the Rev y. W.
Ciark enc n Mrs.. ames LOiS 10 Henry l.
sNfTH-rORNELL--)n THURSDAY. July l. at ms Chnrca
o th. Me-sA . tn Rev IA s0dOre 4, wilma ns fhl n
tue J. tOraelL :. ,iisf In
All notices nj n. ridJss e ~ 20 iorss9 7t1s '''' M"
aud afQress.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
THE WEATHER REPORL

GOVERNMENT INDIcArGOSs-FoR 32 HOURS
W,snISGroS. July For New HampsiliIe' o.
v-rnont Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and
fair weather cooler northwesterly wihds O''O"''"'
variable. r..tern
ps,r.v,vanta. Western Pennsylvania. Eelaw're Na1 ,
New-Ier.ey. cooer generally fair weather. n'r'"'''
winds becoming yariaDie
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
eeARDs ~ the FhEyCH ARMY.

lruTIQIaHfs 4H,ss'''V''t al
<.. 4, po,,nsN.l VINO Las resigned the cDlonoi
t iSth chasseurs at Rouen Il the Oincer VIZ
& recenfly placed under arrest Tor iorlnsh, "
wts W. for expressing tO his officers uesllo
Minister VI 1id coutnue 10 wear the mu-tache alohe,
, .us y ,anting General Bnuangers famous oi~0
Authorizing and recommending iuAi oeai"''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
eocfrrY AND Politics ~ FRANCE
oON~ = ,.-.,,.~so,is EtffIOFiQl LsfSr.


Tho ro,,,i and imperial Princes OF France are
,h. bockbone OF french society. ana ID france So,
NAV. larger part in Government thaa IL uoe w,thout
vcenrion very rich In one way 1r ahosner
~ ctnra Of France. They are al once osD.., s the
and .ygressye In a ~0rd. Nhry H"'o '
sa.,ioo aud lhey menace the Republic
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY or 1HE CINCINNATI

NUODL ISLI AU NVI iii UT TIL u
NEWPORT, K. l., July AT the annual
t,ur OF the Ruode Island state Society OF TIE Gin
cpuat neld the senate Chamber oi me state
Nnort ON July s. officers elected as follows Tor
80, a.,ipg wear: President, Nathaniel Greene; wee
..st,snt ex-Gov-rn0r william ". Hoppin seeietAry
usurv T. Turner; assistant secretary. Major As" D.
c,dner L. 3 A.; treasurer, William Dehon mug
ptiui5, ,rsaznrer Daniel ". Lyman onaPia rs
a v,i,,a1n st.vens Perry and tue Rev Dr. Honiy
nas"op i,, cn.u'a Among the members present ~e ~eis
DdIl"n tIn,tIo Rogers United states senator -hc
ar i,,,as. NJ Varnum OF Ncw-NOrK Henry IIAy yei
I,..,,. and Amos Perry.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
cov,,,1r1ye Suicide H1rHA Tor PISTOL.

Harry Fulk khemer age fifty, living IN Becannon
. s,ara shot himself in the meek with my pisi0 As
s ,oc"nse ms for pint OF Doof II
n ~ thought fatal The bal lodged near the "h'
- and mas not been extracted
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
,r.,n11c,y EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

CoLrMBUs. Ohio, July (Speciap.-lhe ke-
nubican editors Of Ohio will meet here to-morfo" d.
the headquarters OF the Republican state .'
committed and organize Republican state Ed5oriai
Association They will also take action on 'he i"S"e
4.~tl.ar
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
y DoorS W,REgOrSE RECEIPTS

STEALING ON BOGUS NIhhHVVNE -. NJ -
SAVANNAH, July SpecdA.-N hllam l.
owen. superintendent Of the Planters ice ii. -
, fo rho nast four years mas disappeared, aud COM
oc circles are aitated over the discovery that dur
inc The mast six months he has secured OF the Danhs
osns arrregnring S25, 900 or $4,000 on bogus WARE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
srxAroR NosRILEs APPEAKASCE.

He is twenty years older thah Ldniunns, eu,a .na
A 4, ,.ot a. wnifs "A. tuat OF oenator Ednnuus, Az"
he does moi look be older than HIN Picture ~
NJ Nv - .thrr well nlled man. with stoophs :
So. -. .nd a great shock OF Irongray har comm
ons mat above collar. Lake ia.a 49, 40 I.
Gus J somnlsxlou and bright eyes, LOOKING
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
v4yRry OrgR By CHEF LALLK

John Slattery. age eig oty, OF No. As Charl-
,on-s. was run over Ia Varick-st near hingst last
,,t n, Chief Lally who his way to nre IN
Drn,rs.s The old mad leg and all arm DrOKeh.
~ IS taxed TO st. VIncenTs Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
To Expel MaIarial Taint

Persons 10 the mountains or 'ea np'n -umrer
vaeation prOvs JleEseivss with DOtss
OF
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

ternally He r. a OF Justice Walsh, OF BrooSyn SUI
4. e.pectinr visit from his father in few days lie
would have allowed To- ride In the race ou' no
claimed that he had had experience In ridihR'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
,,sr,cs WAISTS SOW BADLT BURE

BREcKExRIDGE. Col. July lSpec'aH.-Eu-
ward Walsh, OF the riders Ut the races ~ 'n'
.s. -. ,brovp from his horse snc injured In
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

From til. system added forcs Is nece-'ary D. u l
mans .h and Pad supplies that force IN Nature
,,yu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
THE FIRE RECORD.

killed by hs brother. f. A. Botzler, yesteruay' ~n"o
firing at q tar get 10: rifle practice.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
5ueull Notlcss

no,L Received yours rOOr with N. A FHEa
a--,.,irv lei ne 10 yoI - "a ehAA ~
,,.n.,u-ops steam tsrpet Cie tn'ns "or~-
prr,.1 T. ssLA)1slsi lSJL Oftof, ~ h"'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

s. snow. .s.en. ~ sn' s, @ hs ..
OF neh nsht Ths bite linz repfsn,. n &
K ths asrrary tncss hanrs ihs HUI
Hy.~r.fion, In naicstsa % sAs
nul oharrlaey, as bles4"sJ
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

lprruSK Oryrcx, July 81 m.-The aa' ".r
m, and oloud,sss one till evening yesterday 1n0
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
rNsURANcEs on THE HARLEM FIRE

Jastas Cook. Nos 2IO and 2l2 East OTe-huHdred-a"a
hrenfy-fnh-st
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

game OF baseball in aid OF the Parneil Fund wiz
occur Al n u at he Polo Grounds between the
samnsny Hail General Committee Of the tiItht AZ
Ssub.y Ulsrict xnd the Bernard Martin Associauoh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02

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The best method OF sending money Is hr draft ~,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02

Since Electricity has been applied for lighting pur-
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construct lamp for general domestic use The reason
WHY this problem has till not been solved, is that
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our Electric Lamp fsds neither Machinery C5ndac-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02

i1g- The above is but one Of many letters have
received from all parts of the Islands, speaking in the
highest terms Of Halls Steel Breakers and Pows of
all sizes.
We have just received, direct from the Moline Pillow
Co. large invoice Of PlOws, making assortment
complete, including Breakers and Plows of all sizes
and kinds, Extra Shears, Bolts, Couters, Handles and
Beams.
As during some years we have been unable to sup
ply the demand for these goods, desire Planters to
send in their orders for what they may need for
the coming season. The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02

people directly and indirectly employed,
the amount of money expended and circu-
lated and the consequent impetus to trade,
it will be found that the American Sugar
Refinery of San Francisco is one of the
largest manufacturing institutions on the
Pacific Coast.
In conclusion we desire to express our
thanks for the very courteous reception
extended to us by Mr.. E. c. Burr, the
General Superintendent, and Mr. T. w.
Atkinson, the Assistant Superintendent.
Though occupying their time for nearly
five hours they expressed the utmost will
ingness to accompany us all over the vari-
Gus departments, to give every possible
information and would even have accom-
panied us in another five hours search for
information through the American Sugar
Refinery.-S. n. Merchant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02

Good sugar cannot be made without good
liquor, hence the superiority of the Hawai-
ian sugars over the Manila, which is not
so we'll dried, is more crudely mapufae-
tured, is too gunmy and full of impuri-
ties. The sugar is put up in packages to
suit the markets to which it is shipped.
The loaves for Mexico have been instanced.
Some first grade granulated sugars are
put up in sacks with white cloth lining,
for shipment to the mountains or the
mines in Utah and Montana. All the bags
are made at the Oakland Cotton Mills,
and are to be strong and durable. Other
sugars are sold in their raw state In the
local market or to points inland. In fact,
the whole sugar market for the San Fran
cisco refineries extends North, South, East
and West. Some is returned to the Isl
ands and some goes East as far as the
Missouri The cost OF refining in New
York and in California is nearly the same,
consequently the Pacific Coast refneries
can ship to such point East as the extra
charge for transportation will leave mar
gin of profit The sugar is hauled by
teams from the refinery to the railroad
depot, or delivered to the city stores In
the same manner In this respect the
California refinery, with its tramway con
Meeting with the railway depot, has some
slight advantage, but on the other hand,
it involves double handling for delivery
in the city. The extent of the American
refnery's works can be Judged from the
consumption of coal which is expected to
be 40 tons daily One of the most import
ant departments IN the buildings is the
laboratory. a new, large, light and CON
venient apartment is being fitted up with
every facility for ascertaining the polariz-
alton of the sugar. which forms the basis
for payment, and other scientific work.
The polarization is also checked by parties
representing the planters so as TO avoid
any possibility Of error or dissatisfaction.
Taking all things into consideration, the
magnitude Of the works, the number OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02
Arrival of the Iron Ships
"Ophelia, Bordeaux"
and Clan Grant"

Prints, new styles, fast colors;
Bleached and Brown Cottons, 8 to 10 quarter
Brown Linen Drills White Linen Duck,
Grown Canvas. Blk & Cid French Merinos all
Grades; Waterproof Tweeds, Grey, Blue and
Mixed Flannel
LARGE ASST. OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
Satins, Silk Ribbons, Velvet,
Union and Cotton Listados, Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, White and ColOred Shirts,
Merino Undershirts and Drawers,
Ladies Underwear, Linen and Cotton Towels
All qualities and styles; Victoria Lawns,
White Moeskin, Check Moleskin,
Init. Lace Edgings and Insertions,
Brooks 200 yds: Spool Cotton, Coates 4VO yds.
Spool Cotton, Ticking. Blue DENNIS,
Mosquito Netting, 80 inch;
Rubber Goats & Leggings
HOrse Blankets,
Bed Blankets,
All Sizes, Weights, Qualities and Colors;
Velvet & Tapestry,
Rugs and Mats,
A FEW OF THE NEW STYLE
CENTRE RUGS
- NAVY AND -
Merchant Canvas !
BAGS
Filter Press Bags % x SO
We make this one of our specialties and
have Full Stock of
Sugar, Rice& Coal Bags
Which we are selling at Bottom Prices.
8 &c 5Ply Irvine
ENGLISH, HAWAIIAN, AND
AMERICAN FLAGS
8, s. and yard
FLOOR OILCLOTHS
Extra Heavy, Assorted Widths;
Ladies' & Gents Saddles
AND sADDLERY,
complete line which We arc selling
Cheaper than Ever.
Iron Bedsteads,
Galvanized Buckets,
TIMED IRON
Tea Kettles & Sauce Pans
Assorted Sizes do Fry Pans,
Butcher Knives, Knives & Forks,
Tin plato Shoot Dad
Galvanized Water Pipe, ] to in.
WHITE LEAD, various qualities;
BOILED OIL, TURPENTINE
CORRUGATED ROOFING,
n Gauge, G, I, 5 and #. Lengths Galv.
Screws and Washers, Galv. Ridging,
Yellow Sheathing Metal, and Nails
Annealed Fcnco Wire, Fence Staples,
Wire Plant Guards and Arches,
STEEL RAILS,
With Fish Plates, Bolts and Spikes,
Portland Cement,
Fire Clay, Fire Bricks,
Both square and arch
Lump Rock Salt,
Fishery Salt,
English Betting,
| 3 to u inch widths ;
AN ASSORTMENT OF
IENGLISH GROCERIES
- SUCH As
Worcestershire Sauce, Fruits, Jams Cream Tartar,
! Soda, Spices, Etc, Etc, Etc.
= We have also Just received an asst. of -
AMERICAN GOODS
Among them
BIeaChed & Brown COttOns
p to 80 inches wide;
Fancy Prints, Blue Dcnims,
| Canton Flanncls Mems, WOmon's and
Childrens' Boots and Shoes, sizes and
Styles adapted to this market;
| A LARGE FRESH ASSORTMENT Or
Shelf HARDWA AR e
Crockery and Glassware, Cos, Picks, shoves,
plantation and Mechanics Tools
B0BEY y cos
PORTABLE Engines
HIP and 6 HIP.
ONE SPLENDID PIANO,
BY BRINsMEAD & SONS.
TeStSd Chain.
Gorsage's Soap, two qualities, in boxes of "a Bars
and 60 Bars;
Best w eIsh Steam Coal
COKE. FLOORING TILES,
1101 &c, &C., &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-02
The Decanter's War Cry.

The Decanter's War Cry
There was an old ocean
ter, and its mouth was
gaping wide; the rosy
wine had ebbed away
and left its crys-
tai side; and as
the wind went
humming up
and down the
sides it few, and
through the reed
like, hollow neck
tue widest notes il
blew. ILlaced it in the
window, where the blast
was blowing free, and
fancied that its pale mouth
sang the queerest strains
to me. "They tell me-puny
conquerors !-thePlag ue has slain
his ten, andWar his hundred thou
sands,o the verybestof men; butt"
twas thus the bottle spoke-"butI
have conquered more than all your famous
conquerors so feared and famed of yore.
Then come, ye youths and maidens, come
drink from out my cup the beverage that dulls
the brain and burns the spirit up; that puts tC
shame the conquerers that slay their scores
below; for this has deluged millions with the
lava tide of woe. Though in the path of
battle darkest waves of blood may roll, yet
while killed the body have demued
the very soul The cholera, the sword,
such ruin never wrought us |, in fun
or malice, on the innocent have
brought. And still l breathe
upon them, and they shrink
before my breath; aud
year by year my thousands
tread the dismal road TO death.