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Mem Publications.
CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL.

CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL.
beginning with February Part opening new Volume
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CONTENTS OF THE MARCH PART NOW READY
Second Insfalmcnt of the Now Novel,
This MORTAL COIL"
BY Grant Allen.
Early Blossoms. Dolls.
The Peoples of Furland. Modern Divination
Uelens Escape some Arfuless Wonders
IN Tanning ParsOn Jim AWestern sketch
Parson Venable's Adventure. Hocktide In Berkshire
Amusing Answers Mr.. Froude the West Indies
Love Volapuk The New Language.
II NJ g. victory" The Poetry OF Toast Lists and
Paganin. Menu Cards
Fading Photographs The Month science and Arts
From the Under World. &C. 90.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE g OLD POINT

II
~ CoME0ET. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH.
on and alter February 9th 1855 trains Of the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK IT, II. will
leave FOOT Of cortlandi and pesbosses sts as follows
Daily D. m arriving az old Point Comfort a. m Tickets
parlocar seats and sleeping berths secured Ticket
locar aud .lee ing berths secured Ticket
ONCE Of the Pennsyi vanilla Railroad Company.
II. w. DUNNE. bupI L. Ii. COOKE, G. y. 4 ~ A.
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FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
TlLla ,IaLla q g

FOOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 8, 1857.
For ILADELPHIA aud II.I.N loN, Bound Brcox
Route" az g. 30 0, II m. 80 3, 4, $50 80 IL
p m. SUNDAYS e. 4, 8 40 a. m 80 i2h m IA
80. l2 have connection for Reading Harrisburg,
Posyille etc, H. for Eason bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc. On Sunday FOL
EsstOn.
and 30 a m for bennington, EastOn Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk
80 m. Flenin gton, High Bridge Branch Eas-
ton, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk WilkcsbaTre'
sS n%oEnn s EeaeS wiIiiaSspor
1 N: for Femington. East9n Betneiein' Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
40 D. m. for lastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown' Mauch
Chunk, WilKesbarro Scranton. Iamsqua, shanIokin
80 D. Elemmsl On, lIIgn Bridge Branch, Eas-
ton bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Harrl,burg, etc.
100 and 80 p. m for Somervile and bennington.
AS D. m. for EastOn Bethlehem. Allen Mauch
Chunk, etc. On Sundays at 80 p m.
90. Is, IL 10 IN, 20, zoo, 80, . 10 p m ;
SUNDAYS, e 700 for Red BaNk Long Branch, (Ar
bury Park, ocean Grove except SUI y:l Point Pleasant.
T. 8 10 a. M :00 4 80 y. N q LAKEWOOD IONS
River. Paror Cars At /. 90 and ~ p INV, ,,,.o,.
a. M for ALLAN nc CITY, Vineland,
Brldgeton Parlor Cars at ?; n ,oo M
CO. 600, :15 IL rs, IL AS a. M LOO, 4, 80.
8 30, rs y. m. Sundays 00 M for Perth Amtoy.
4, rs, IFS a. m, 4 30 p. IN for Monmouth Beach'
hrt OH
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Cost ano found.

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
~ the Seaman: Bank for saving: New Ysr. to the
10 80 DAYS from this date will apply the bank for now
book. FRANK u. MORTON.
New York. March 8. 1855.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrrNE.
CHARLESTON March Spirits Turpentine quiet at 81 &c
SAVANNAH. March 6.-Turpentine quiet at 3Ic.
WIIMINGTos March 6-Turpentns quiet a. $50
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STAINED.

Good ordinarv....7 $40 Low Mdiing. -......s 1913
ST. Good Ordinary Midtlng ---- --5 1910
The course OF the today reaconary from the
Decentralization OF YESTERDAY First prices indicated adj
vance OF a 10 points along tho whole list The hfmness
continued with the day ana at tho
July August and september were l2s IL points ABOVE
closing figures and other months o4J points
olnva saIaq
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Il
On and GR 1tisf F HUNK RI hIS Il 1855,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Newyors via Desoo''e' and oof''an'
HARRISBURG Ptis6Srs and the West with Pullman Palace
s York ' sn% GSessS 90 a Of r. Fad9
and Sleeping oS yisnlsd go Os M CORY i
losun Sn,ne aad the 81 S25Ts for u''
For For 100 sy 10 oc eSa "a and ID as
SfS Asd 90 sundys 'IS so$ 90
Ton Express" Of Pullman PafSf Cars and snnsylSsa.
S w Z. Ral1s sssis daily fsrs's =
81 sni % ana g 60 and ISa snd
E ES s.s Es S S NJ T S Se
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and iate.ncd,s'e
s4o and p m; on Sunday AS a. and p m.
For g Il iSp sS5 va
s sT 1i haI ss sysry day. via Baltimore and
Boa's Of "s nroS2ya sN soSaecs With ali through
transfer for Brooklyn travel
g eaiy SS% Ss's,ssi's sSa s'.sS
sns ana S%1'.' - q T. 80
sss so 49, Co. g ss :: s'sS ,SS4$S p
SSS,S 80 go 90 30 S5S IS and Il 80 psh Is
% 20 90 so - s:Cs SO TO- 49, So 10 IS 'p m
r...... FOR PHILADELPHIA .., co.
90 20, g. o. Chicago Linl ted and 10. Washington
S sS aS s r. i%ss 4: 10 d g.
trains sa s1d soa u DALI H night sascU. Sunday o.
ana d on 80 suaaa S
,sssS b. Ss IFS q e. y s
6, 8. q; ss. 7is. Sic and 8: 80 p m. on sunday
$50 4 80 fmtedj SOS . SIS, 10 and sle p m
Leave Philadelphia Via Camden. " D. NJ ana ~ y III
daily except sunday .,o.
Ticket offices, $40, ABS and 944 Broadway As e
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosse and 0Ss o
landt ats Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex sat9n ana
Of Fulton-st. Brooklyn station Jersey CITY imm'sf"
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and saeeA
cHHs ''I E p Po Gil anu ''''''" r. WOOD,
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlands and
A m for CsIasau9us and intermediate points nasal,
m. for Geneva lyons I'm y rh.,, car "a
and the West and principal local poinA 0hAir s~'
o. m for Tunkhannock and ntermea p poa an1
Chair TunkhannocL 0ohno'u'" " "'~1s
$40 D m for Pists.on and principal intermediate
points Chair car c % sn% intermediate points Con-
necon 70 Reading and Harsourg Re ech INF.
so D IN. for Geneva Lyon .a rn, 10 voos ' ~
''p AK Ak n FOR IaursyS and intermediate pointa
Trains leaving az 8 a m. y On ana AZ N ,o o.
ali points e. M1 na na 0 ''@'0A'
a H. for Msueh Chunk hazeton and intermeoiss'
for cog .S,. and ,.,s,~'d E's,i gonis oeAs
Bufalo ane the West Pullman sleeper % Lyose
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HAVANA MARKET
HAvAxA Mar o-susar-Quiet Exchange quiet Spanish
gold IA n2y3~
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Gralbers.


A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern;
IA supplied no charge IlAGmEhS fese'ITr
AVERY, American School Bureau, W. 1ith-s ST., n. I.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesses &c. TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 10
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union Square
A HANOVERIAN LADY with pure Partisan
N French and good English wishes position as resident
or visiting teacher; family school. Address MADAME
LIMA, Box 26 stationery store. GOA Sth.aye.
GOVERNESS.-Bya HanoverIan lady; wishes
~ position adults children where for free
small shs would teach fluent French,
German English, arithmetic music excellent European
and American references. l. D., 359 West 15tl-s.
TUTORS. Governesses Professional Teach
Il all branches; circulars schools supplied 10
ents modern languages spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE,
81 East 7th-st, between 4thave. and Broadway.
WAN TED Superior German GOverness,
w with good French, musc drawing and English $500
5000 IL qualifications satisfactory
HESSE'S AGENCY. IL East l7th-st
VNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
W REAU lfor both sexes supplies Professors Teach
Governesses, Musicians, HOusckeepers Companions
&C., TO colleges schools and families also Bookkeepcrs
StenogTaphers and Copylsts 10 business firms.
MRS. A. d. CULVER, 800 shave, NewYork City
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Gesal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Hon. HENRY W. BoOKsTAVER. one OF the Judges Of
Common Pleas. the 9th day OF February.
1888 notice hereby given TO all the creditors and persons
having claims against ARTH UR CRAZY lately doing bust
number So Nassau street. IN the CITY and County OF
New.YoTK that thev required TO present their claims
with vouchers therefor duly verified 10 the subscrber the
duly appointed assignee OF the said Arthur Crary for the
benefit Of his creditors his place Of trsnsactng business
Ne $50 Broadway Room IN the city Of Ncwfsrk Oh or
before the 25th day OF Apri, lsSS
Dated NswYork Feb T. 1888
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Jnstrurtiots.

Brooklyn.
THE CRITTENDEN. o,
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindergarten for both sexes.
81 Hicks-st, corner OF Pincapps
SECOND YEAR September % Mss NJ, w hE Eiia
Principal Eight years connected with the PACKER 0oes
late Institute. Third term tesins February D.
Miscellaneous.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
whether boys girls and locality preferred
h AVERY. American School Bureau2 W. l4th' 4.
For Young Ladies-Country.
HOME and DAY SCHOOL for GlRLS.-Prl-
mary, Intermediate Classical English Music Pupils
admitted to Vassa wellesley Smith certificate Three
Vassar graduates teachers THE ELMS Springfield Mas
TRINITY HALL Beverly, n. j.
l. Established 1867.
thorough school for twenty young ladies. Varied
advantages highest order Careful training I'm
mind and Solid culture in English Music Art and
Languages prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring beens February @ For circular
address the principal.
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
w SCHOOL for young Ladies and little Girls eighth
year; terms moderate. Address Miss j. TRAUTMANN,
4301 Walnut-st, Philadelphia, Penn
sd HALF YEAR.-KOCKLAND COLLEGE.
- NYACK, N. Y, will open February l. for English,
business University Preparatory Course for Ladies' Mu
sic and Art Send for catalogue. -
w. ii. BANNISTER A. NJ. Principal
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Misrellaneons.

IF any lady or gentleman artist or amateur
will send name and address to me Will call on them and
ply them they paid Address D.
Box IL, Tribune Office.
VVALL PAPER.-Any lady about to paper
w house can money by calling at Mandatory
$40 to $50 West 63thst
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6teamboats amo Railroads.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

Trains Chambersst Station week days
Enge renahy, Costor Soark AMI Nyack 5 80 TOO
$40 9 90 and ll.3O To- 30 400 $50 5:2l. $40.
$40 500 1880 M, ~ MIDI ght Sunlsys TOO $50 a.
and D. For Manuel sprinx Valley Msnssy and Tall.
mans week days. 1909. $50 n 400 G;iO IN Sundays
zoe a IN. ami IN.
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NEW BOOKS.
HEARTSEASE AND RUE. -
new volume Of poems by JAMES RUSSELL LOW
ELL. With a find steel portrait Beautifully printe
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HISTORY OF PRUSSIA UNDER FREDERIC TIL
GREAT.
BY HERBERT FUTILE Professor In Cornell Univer
flty with maps In two volumes, crown octave gill
tor, 81 so.
TIE FIGHTING VERES.
Lives Of Sir Francis vere General of the Queens forces
in the Low Countries Of Sir Horace Veie General Of
tho English forces in the Low Countries BY CLEMENTs
r. MARKHAM, author of The Life Of the Great Lord
Fairfax" etc With two Portraits and many Maps
vol, Svo, "a 90.
LIFE OF AMOS A. LAWRENCE.
With extracts from his Dairy and Correspondence. b.
his son, WILLIAM LAWRENCE. With a fine stee
portrait and other illustrations. 1 vol 1emo. 81 o.
Mr. Lawrence interested in all noble causes, es
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efficient aid in promoting TO mako Kansas free
State his patriotic devotion to the cause OF the Ohio
and educational institutions-these
with other things which make the life Of such man a
glory and power the State related In admirable
manner by his son.
A SATCIIEL GUIDE.
For the Vacation Tourist in Europe. Edition for 1SsS
revised 16no. roam, flexible, 81 So
The satohel Guide grown yearly in popular favor as
st tested and proved contain just what tourists
wish 70 KNOW and is thoroughly reliable.
.. For sale by all booksellers Sent by mall post pa i'd
On receipt OF price by the publishers
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. IL EAST SEVENTEENTH ST., NEw-YO
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W \. 2 c. & II. r r. co, lessees.
Trains leave West i2dsL sation follows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jayst. North River.
Detroit and Chicago. '9:55a M, 800 'Sl5 D. m.
ST. Lsuis. 600, sis p. m.
syracuse Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3:15. 1855 m. -t)O 1918 u.
Utica, 3:l5. $3.50. al 1880 M, 1900, 'S;lj m.
Kingston. Saugerte. cusk. Albany. 3lJ '7;lJ. 'si55
dl130 a. m. $780, 1900 1918 D.
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall Newburg '3l5. '7;lI
'9s5 1918 all:3 1900. 10. 300 1918. $40
and 300 p. m, CranstOn's Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 900 D.
Hamilton. London. 1855 m 300, sol5 m. Toronto
1885 a. m, 1000, 9 Is D. m.
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit
Chicago and St Louis
.Daily fDaiv except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday. CIV +. r. II. station. dll2D
s340p IN; Hoboken West Shore Station. all 80 = m
$3.50 M.
For tickets time tables paror sleeping car accommofs
tions Information. Apply Hoes Brootyn. 333 WASH.
ingt0n.st 1870 Fulton ONCE foot OF FultOist.
NewYork Clty-363 1885 0.2 Broadway 1881 Bowery. ID
Place. and Shore stations foot Of West l2dst
OF Jay. ST.. v. c. +. LA INHERIT,
& Vauterbllt.2ye. General Passenger Agent.
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CARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
mnsiral 1nstrnmerts.
90 rhnm Jt ffldp Conrern.

EAST LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, Feb 2s. 1888.
IF KATE CONELLY, who was married to
W. II. Swartz IN 1881 in New York. will address JETI-
RO SENEGAL Esq. Las Vegas New-Msxico Tor any
that knows OF her she will hear Of something advan
tage
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IRE Cream.

A FACT.-HortOns Ice Cream is made from
~ pure cream Horizons Patent super.r,ozen breKs
keep hour Country orders promptly filled Depos
6lthave 636 6th-ava ITO Park row. lIOEast izo-st
New.York and 453 FutOnsL Brooklyn
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NCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.

" TRf.wEEKi.Y LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
from New Pier No 35, N, r., foot OF Springss
S. CITY OF AUGUSTA, Tuesday Feb 2s at p m.
SIS TALLAHASSEE Thursday, March /, at p. m
S. CHATTAHOOCHFE, Saturday. March B. p. M
Connecting with Central Railway OF Ga and savannah
Florida and Western Railway for ali points I'm Georgia
Fordda. South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana I'm
surpassed accommodations Flrst.cass Table pHote FOL
freight and passage apply to
W. II. RHFTT, j. d. HAsHAfEN, 49,
Cenl Agf Sayh Fast Freight +. Agt S. F. q W.
Line SIT Broadway. Rway 20l Broadway
r. T.. WALKER. Agt Ocean s. 8. Co., New Pier So ~ r.
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Gopartnersbip Notices

rNHE firm heretofore known as ALbEh
/ HERZIG q SON has this day dissolved by limitation
Tho style OF firm remains unchanged
New.York. March l, 1888.
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For Sale by all New sdealers. and
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY
General Agepta % and 81 Beekman. st., New-Y(
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~ sHORI ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND PREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st, HODoken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
rrave Thurs Msr 8 Q D. m Vera sat Mar II. a. m.
Elbe Sat, Mar 10, ~ m. Aer We'd Mar. q, Il 80 m
Lain Wed. Mar H. a Elder Sat Mar q. 80 III
First Cabin, 875 and upward berth, according 10 To-
cation cabin berth Storage lowest rates.
OELRICIfS & CO.. No 2 Bowling Green.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

See pound notice.
To-day is civil case day in Police Court.
Mr.. P. c. Jones announces trust funds
to loan.
Quarterly meeting Trustees Queens
Hospital on Friday.
Mr.. Justice McCully sits at Supreme
Court Chambers this week.
Iron bedsteads and garden furniture are
advertised by Messrs. H. Hackfeld q Co.
Hawaiian Social Club had dancing prac-
tice in Hayselden hall last night.
Hello! Annual meeting of Mutual TeIe,
phone Company at 10 o'clock in the COM
pany's building.
The barkentine W. H. Dimond will sail
on Thursday at 10 o'clock, and will prob
ably take a mail.
Engine Companies Nos. 1 and hold
their monthly meetings this evening, and
the Board of Representatives of the Fire
Department will meet tomorrow evening.
Many Chinese gathered about the AS
sembly chamber yesterday, in anticipation
of the constitutional amendment affecting
that nationality coming up.
Two oficials-one of high degree and the
other of GOOD name-are reported to have
taken an involuntary bath in the harbor
on Tuesday-without SOAP or anything to
wash themselves ashore.
The time for commissioning the Colonel
of Volunteers elect lapsed yesterday. 1t is
reported that the Cabinet had agreed upon
issuing the commission to V. V. Ashford,
the choice of the officers of the two bat.
talionS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hook and Ladder Company will be held at
their hall this evening at 1880 p. III. A
good attendance of members is requested,
as business of importance election of
oficers) will be transacted.
A Chinaman of the 10 escaped from the
bark Printzenberg-for whom the Captain
had to pay 5000 fine and Waterman be
heavily sentenced-was arrested on war
rant yesterday. He told the police that
the price of liberty with the gang was $l6
head.
The literary committee decided last
night on the following debate for next
Thursday evening at the Debating Society:
ton that the King should exercise his veto
power without the advice or consent of his
Cabinet?"
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Work In Missionary Hospital.

GA little girl, aged eleven, was
brought to the hospital by her uncle,
who is a member of our church. He
stated that the child had been suffering
from intense pain in the stomach for
many months, and that her fatner naG
decided to kill her because she cried and
disturbed his peace. "a few doses of
santonine brought away a number OF
large ascarides, and SO removed the
cause of her sufering) Note the differ,
ence between the heather father and
Christian uncle. One would murder his
own offspring because her cry OF pain
annoyed him. The other rescued
the child, paid for her support WINE IN IN
the hospital, and hired woman to
nurse her during the three or four weeks
she was under our care. Rev. A. W.
Douthwaite, NJ. D., in "China's Mil
lions"
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Police Court.

MONDAY, Sept. 3.
Nine convictions for drunkenness real
lied $54.
Peter Davis, furious driving, 81.
James Perkins, assault and battery on
John Thomas, 81.
All other cases are continued for hear
ing or judgment.
TUESDAY, Sept. A.
Welehu and Gibson, drunk, Sc each.
Ainoa Olaelae, pleaded guilty previous
day to larceny of clothing worth $40,
sentenced to pay q fine of $11 and be
imprisoned at hard labor one year. This
lad was sentenced to 10 days and a fine
of 81 40 in April last for stealing from q
Chinese store at Palama.
Samuel Olaelae, brother of above, who
pleaded guilty of larceny Of $62, is SEN
fenced to pay $11 and be imprisoned at
hard labor nine months. The same de-
PENDANT, for larceny OF one bunch Of
keys, one pair of pantalOons, one hand
kerchief, one gold pin and two knives
from J. Rothwell-four other larcenies
not presented-is sentenced to pay fine
of $21 and be imprisoned fifteen months
at hard labor.
Ching Choy, over whose head charge
Ol ply SLCd1lIlS IldS DCCAA CSNOl a.
days, is discharged on a reasonable
doubt.
Kahele, police officer, for extorting
$40 from a Chinaman, is committed for
trial to the Supreme Court. Eight ma
tives and one Chinaman, for conspiring
with Kahele in the matter, were SINH
larly committed. One OF the natives IS
Crown witness, telling how the plot was
worked, and of Kahele paying them 81
apiece as their share.
Pa and Kaolinohao, assaulting a police
officer, being youths and having been
locked up "a hours, are discharged with
reprimand.
Michael Donovan, who stated he had
been here three months, having been
put ashore after working his passage on
the steamship Zealandia, is sentenced to
hard labor 80 days and costs 81 for
vagrancy.
Daniel Davis, for abusing his wife both
when he is drunk and sober, is ordered
to give $50 bond to keep the peace to-
ward her for one year with one surety.
The bath house case, a gaming and an
opium case, continued.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Just opened, a fine line OF French Kid
Shoes for ladies, misses and children, at
FiShel's.
Ladies will do well by calling at Fishel's
and see his new stock OF French Kid Shoes
and Slippers.
Ladies glace trim Cotton Shoes at
Fishels.
Drink MOxie at the Elite
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for
coughs.
Magazines at Graenhalgh's, log Fort
street. ~
Horns Butter Scotch, the best lubricator
for the throat.
Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's.
LOG Fort street.
New novels, by the most popular au-
thors, at Graenhalgh's, 100 Fort street.
Extra Fine Cream Cakes and Eclairs
every Tuesday and Friday at the Elite.
RECEIVED PER S. S. AUSTRALIA, AUGUST
21sT: Two large refrigerators containing
grapes, pears, apples, plums, peaches,
celery, frozen oysters, white heart cab
onions, nuts, dates, barrels pickles, olive
OIL in Il and gallon cans, vinegar, prime
quality o 49,,
The Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bak-
cry and Ice Cream Parlor is the only estab-
lisnment in Honolulu that can afford to
sell the best Ice Cream at 81 per gallon, and
no others can.
F. HORN. Proprietor.
l beg to call the attention of my friends
and the general public to nay fine stock of
goods just received. A careful inspection
will convince you that better goods in my
line have never been offered in this city.
Please give me an early call.
MAX ECKART.
w. H. Graenhalgh has all the papers and
magazines upon his counters for sale at
San Francisco prices.
1t has been proved by unanimous verdict
that the San Jose Lager Beer on draught
at the Royal Saloon is the best.
Irritated throats and annoying coughs
are quickly relieved by the genuine Butter
Scotch, only to be found at the Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory of F. Horn. Plenty
of testimonials.
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The Proposed Hospital.

A gentleman we'll qualified to speak
on the subject, when casually inter
viewed by our reporter, gave the opinion
that the projected strangers intirmary,
for which grant of land was asked the
Legislature, would better be attached
to the Queens Hospital under
appropriate legislation, there being
even now good deal OF spare
accommodation in that institution.
The general distribution of Government
physicians throughout the group pre-,
vented the congestion that once existed
in the Queens Hospital, from numerous
consignments of sick folk from the plan
tations.