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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

electric light fittings will soon be
eted in the Hotel, when the gasoline
5nly be kept as a reserve.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

{. Michiels has arrived at Portland,
b, right side Up with his famous silver
intact.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

bper's Weekly contains pictures of the
Emoth Nova Scotia raft, lately gone
a while being towed to Long Island, n.
j which mention has been made in our
+ gn news.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

Dor Hills and family purpose emigrating
~ 10 Southern California. The Major
be very much missed in the community.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

The policeof Constantinople are closing all
liquor shops kept by Europeans, on the
ground that they are demoraiizing the
Turkish people. The consulates are invaded
by liquor dealers complaining of the action
of the police.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

.fompt Judiciary work was performed by
Justice Bickerton at the recent Circuit
frt, Lahaina. The Court opened on Tues
morning and the business was disposed
ty $50 Thursday afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03
Rainfall in Honolulu.

The following record Will show the rainfall
at the residence of ". w. Hall, Nuuanu, for
the years 1856 and 1851.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

be bark Lillian and the launch Montague,
ently belonging to Mr.. A. F, Cooke, were
! by Mr.. J. F. Morgan on Saturday. The
i an was knocked down to Wing Wo Chan
20. for $500 and the Montague to J. l.
'Esett, for $500.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

be Biennial Report of the State Board of
fucul1ure of California for 1885 and 1886,
\ Appendix for 1897, has been sent to US.
bulky volume of over 500 pages, re-
{ with information of value to fruit
Ters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

be San Pablo, en- voyage from San Fran
y to Yokohama, may be expected here to-
with mails and distinguished visitors.
Is TO remain a couple of days. to allow
Passengers TO do Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

! royal salute was fired on Saturday at
IA by the shore battery and the ships of
A II port in honor of the birthday OF
len kapiolani. The Hawaiian and Con-
T flags were flying all day in honor of
event.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

Ihs steamship San Pablo, Captain Reed.
LED Thursday at 1870 for Yokohama and
'ngkong. The band was on the wharf.
iYing with their usual power, at intervals
labout an hour before the lines were
bgn of. Considerable excitement was
q few minutes after u o'clock by the
boarding the steamer with writ of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

forget tbeS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

4. iona. Austin Is gazetted as Minister of
|sign Affairs; Mr.. 5. b. Dole, Fourth As
pic Justice of the Supreme Court; Mr..
5rge j. Ross, Auditor-General, and Mr. S.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

/. essrs. Egan d Co.'s new premises in the
lnerny block. Fort street side, are met
lDlitan IN style and completeness, and
thagnifcent stock has been arranged
ainst the opening. They call it 1.-THE
AIDE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03
.IsLARD LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN.
BY Juniata !
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

lIessrs. Egan u Co. executed a clever
lyement between Friday and Saturday of
week. On Friday, they served customers
be Merchant street corner, and Saturday
ind them fully established in their fine
) premises in the McInerny block.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

an extensive balcony, opening from the
bEt veranda and first floor corridor, has
en erected on the Makiki end of the Hotel,
fended for dancing purposes. 1t will be
Fered IN by some means not yet decided
Possibly a similar extension of the
sond floor yeranda will be made. The floor
of ships deck stuff.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

The Royal Hawaiian Band was in active
rvice Thursday. The bandsmen made
cir debut at Chief Justice Judd's residence
the morning; gave the San Pablo a SPLEEN
j seud-od at noon; furnished dinner music
the Palace IN the evening, and made their
L from the Armory after playing for the
Ion concert and dance from 5 O'Clock until
2 wee sma' hours ayant the twal . next
lminc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
THE WISCONSIN TIMBER FRAUDS.

Washington, July IS (special-Thc task of the
special committee Of the Senate which investigated the
timber frauds perpctratcd upon Indians by certain
lumber company in collision with employees oil the
Land Office has come a close. The testimony offered
hv witnesses has fully established the truth OF the
charges originally published in these dispatches Worse
than that the report of Special Agent Marcum' whom
the Land Office sent out to investigate the whole matter
has confirmed in every particular the allegations mado
by Ex-Governor Pound, of Wisconsin.
Marcum's report is the moro valuable, since he can
not be accused Of any bias He an appoh'ce Oh 'he
present Administration, having been recommended lo
tho oece he holds by Senator Beck, of Kentucky The
latter and his friends naturally, much incenscd
at Marcum's action, and accuse him OF having been
bought up' though IT would be difficult 10 say VINO
furnished the money. The report OF the spcciai CON-,
mittee will probably be written by It's chairmah' MI
Chandler and be ready within week or TWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
WOOL SALES.

LONDON July lsThe present series OF wool sales closed
today The exceedingly active although
there much attendance The number OF bales
llO29 the total that passed under INC nam
,ner drug $50 757 bales half OF which
was taken export, incudng about 1000 bales for
America, mostly Australian. As compared with May Aus
traason greasy combng aud the better classes o.
secured advanced Id. Other kinks were unchanged
except which, response low prices tor Eng
lish wool fell Lddld super Cape snowwhites were I'd
higher Natal greasy although less marked made similar
advance Otherwise Cape woods were at par Tbs onrtl
series of sales open september Is The quantity offered
for sale Will not limited The sales OF the day IN def
ara as follows Nictoria-Saes LOO bales secured Adj
Is 81; do locks and pieces 9~d9ls 3d greasy 7dGll A
do locks and pieces lds 3D. New south walesmsales 500
Is 4l,d; greasy 7ld@lOd do. locks AMI pieces. 69i
Queens and-Sales i40O bales scourel ls2Sd ais Tii
do scks and pieces 9dals bd greasy 6d 9e DO locks
pieces. SSiG6 pd. south Australasaes 200 bales;
greasy lodi do. locks aud pieces. Cd swan River
Sales 100 bales secured: Is 2S 9ls Sd TO- locks and
pieces l0bd9ls SSL New'Zealand-saies $500 bales :
secured 81 and pieces ST Is Cd greasy,
Sd lOii do locks pieces 81 Gsf Cane OF Cool Hope
I'd 1SLd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
MANNING THE NEW NAVY.

Washington, July 19.-The Secretary OF the Navy has
sent cummunlc the Senate In answer to reso-
luton introduced by Mr.. Hale, showing the full com
plement of officers and men which will be required
for the following new cruisers, gun-boats, mont
tors, ect 1t shows follows: Chicago 81 officers,
and 400 enlisted men, total 437 Boston and Atlanta
each 90 officers, and ESQ men, total 3l2; Dolphin, ~
officers and 90 men, total 1903; Newark, 81 officers and
$50 men, total 800 Charleston, 30 officers ana 314 men
total 344: baltimore 81 officers and 40 men. total
AL Philadelphia and Francisco. each 81 officers
and $40 men, total 81; Yorktown, Concord and
bennington each II officers and 194 mon, total BIZ :;
Petrol ii officers and 131 men, total I45; dynamite
cruiser Vesuvus officers and 20 men. total 16; first
class torpedo boat, officers and Is men, total ~
Puritan o5 officers and 1876 men, total 221 =.
MIantonomah Amphrtrte and Terror, each % officers
and III men, total eco; Monadnock 23 ofcels and
total 43O Maine 80 officers and 444 men, total 414
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
THE NATIONAL PRISON ASSOCIATION.
DISCUSSING INDETERMINATE SENTENCES - HAND
LABOR ADVOCATED.


LABOR ADVOCATED.
poe,on T,v lathe session Of the Prison Reform
Association this morning was devoted 10 dscusSioh'
Warden Hatch, Of The Michigan State Prison. al 'ach
SON. doubted whether the time had come lor HI"o'ei-
inmate sentences Nothing can really be done or 'lc
imnrovemcnt of prisoners unless the ChilsIah to
,cion ia taken into the prison. lie would have every
prisoner work so that he would be mentally ana
phy sically tired every night.
Warden Patten of Jelersonvle. Ind, said that
cbaplans and professors know nothing about tahihs
caro- Of p,dsoners. They have all the theory anu INC
warens have all the practice. IIo did not believe IN
indeterminate sentences Prisoners can DO maho
trustworthy.
Dr. Biers Of Columbus, Ohio, said that MS OK
perience was that indcterminae sentences were heip
ful toward reform Prison officers know better Mah
ind ces when prisoners can best be discharged.
warren f. spauldng, of Massachusetts, stated that
crime against persons and properly IS ho' in
creasinc I'm this State fast tho popuia'ion, Du
crimes against public order have increased over 100
nor cent in the last nrc years. Tho great problem
ts not TO reform thieves and burglars, but to reform
MIR Smead, OF Toledo. Ohio defended the ONO
rrson laws as the best I'm any State. They have te
de6nte sentence, the Indefinite sentence, the paroic
law and the law for habitual criminals. MILL,
This evening paper was presented oy hiv t a
vaux president Of The Board OF inspectors OF me
Esstern Penifenuary; upon the present prison sys-
Tnr murder arson and burglary and 0bstruciiBg rail-
roads so that life Is lost or put m peril ana perna
rent Injuries 10 individuals result thclcir0n, the
penalty should be death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Daniel p. Ingraham Dr. Cyrus Edison and Edward C.
sheehy were appointed yesterday by Justice OBren Of
Tho Supreme Court commissioners TO conduct an nvest
cation before sherns jury in regard TO the sanity Of
Moritz Trauman, who is now In On asylum In Bonn
Prussia having been taken ,thther several years ago
from the Bloomlngdae Asylum This action was taken
on tho netton OF August utter, who says that Tlau
man has money In bank and bonds Kutter declares
that he has taking rc Of the alleged lunatlc for
some time and has expcnded $4,000 In doing So
The Suburban Rapid Transit Company has obtained
from Justice % Bren OF the Supreme Court ceForaf
for the review Of the proceedings OF the Commissioners
OF Taxes and Assessments in imposing tax on us
Troperty &C a valuation Of s653 100 The company
Claims that the valuation should be $4,000, ana asserts
that It's total earnings last year were s550o1 3d. while
It's operating expenses sG2,32l 81 exclusive Of
taxes
The creditors Of Horace Webster Co.. having agreed
to accept forty cents the dollar for their claims the
receiver Francis o. Boyd authorized by an order
made by Justice 'Ben, OF the Supreme Court yester
day. transfer the property in his hands 10 the hf III
accordance with OF the agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
or All Things In the World

tonic ia what nervous people require. To mpart
strength into organism insure ia
guilty provided OF unhcalthfu excitement
avoided medicinal tonic that-like IIosteter's Stom.
ach Bltters-eommands tho unqualified sanction OF tho
healing profession and which Institutes general reform
in q bilious iyspcpuc and debiated condition OF the
system IL surely entitled careful trial by gent
people, capable Of forming due estimate 81 medicine.
from emphatic and often recorded professional evidence
In its behalf Not only the and stomach In
ycoraed by Bittcr but the system Is also endowed
with unwoned power Of resistance TO influences In ait
water or daily ayocaton subyersyo Of health. rrom
neny dangerous among the named OF these IL malaria
against which Hosetters Stomach Bitters affords
pctent safeguard rheumatism and kidney troubles
also prevented aud overcome by It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

porated under State laws. Tho Attorney "ehera h''
moved that be dissolved and the railroad attorneys u
endeavorng to ind out by these dispositions now III"
Railroad Commissioners go TO work to determine what
q reasonable rate. They trying TO snow thas 'no
Commissioners did not mako sufficient examination 70
Justify them fixing the rates as low as they dd Inc
examination will be continued several days
hiadelphia July IS (Spccla).-The new bonds OF the
perkomen Railroad will listed at the Stock Exchange
on Friday The bonds have all been signed and sealed
and those Intended for English sccurity-holdcrs "ero
shipped abroad to-day With the listing OF these bonn
the reorganization OF the Reading Railroad and Its o
ated companies will be finished
The Reading Railroad reports the shipments OF anthra
cite coal over It's lines last week H4f21 tons, de-
crease Of 90 1917 TONS compared with the same week last
year For the year to date tho shipments amount 10
7o5 TONS against 4,27o749 in tho same time last
year.
The department OF engineering Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad just been instructed to finish up all the WORK
bcgun last year and partially completed but to undertake
work
There was a long conference to-day at the Phlade-
pha and Reading Offices between President Rooerts anu
First Vice President Thomson, Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and President Corbn and First VicePresdeht NC
Ieod OF the Reading 1t is understood that important
matters relative TO freight and coal business were ds
cussed.
Chicago July 1s.-Thero revival OF the war
on dressed beef rates to-day and overtures nave
bccn made looking toward of peace The
Vanderbilt ard Pcnnsy yana lines continue TO take ouS
ness at per 100 pounds while the Chcago anu
Atlantic and the Erie adhere their derenta rate OF
cents Tho latter are receiving dressed beef ship
ments however for which they duly thankful They
will hold the the present figures until their com
petors give notice OF advance, when they VIII also
nut up their rates. still preserving their dinerehas
% ,,e on MIG lead was further reduced II per
ton.
Montreal July 10 (special).At the annual meeting OF
shareholder: OF the Southeastern Railway Company To-
day the following elected directors for tho ensuing
year: Sir George Stephen, Bart Sir Donald Smith, H. d.
Angus 7 T. Furber r. G.. Shaugnessy, r. A. McKinnon
Charles Drinkwater, A. b. Chanee and B. b. Smailey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July lS-4 o. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
saw Included 400 American Futures closed steady:
In ands Low Addling clause July delivery. 5000
saers Jnly and August delivery - CAT sellers August
and september delivery 296id BUYERS september and
Ocober delivery l964d buyers october ami November
deyery l4Oad sellers November and December delivery
i264d sellers; December and January delivery llott
buyers; January February delivery ll64d buyers;
September delivery. 29.64d. buyers.
GALVESTON July ls-Cotton-Steaiy. Mdilng, 90:
Low Miidling ga Good Ordinary, Soi net and gross
receipts "a baes exports coastwlse oaes sales, AZ
bales; stock. 1889 bales
NORFOLK July lS-COtton STEADY. Middling. los net
ana gross receipts ia tales exports 10 Great Britain
cuastwse bales; sales IS bales stock !. loo bales
CHARLESTON July ia-Cotron-Qulet MIdtling. %.
NET and gross receipts bae exports 443 baes
stock, 677 bales
SAVANNAH July ls-Cotton-steady and firm. Msidline.
o. Low Middling ga Good Ordinary, 81; net and gross
receIpts bales exports coastwlse 40 bales sales.
IL bales stock, 2.649 bales.
NEwogLEAYs July ls;-cottona Steady Middlins sIs
Low Mfddug o.; Good Ordinary, Sd net receipts,
"a bales gross receipts 1873 bales exports TO Great Brit
ain 1871 bales 10 the Continent $50 bales coast"se,
lS56 balce; sales, $50 bales; stock 3S s57 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
ARGUING THE PRODUCE EXCHANGES CASE.

w. r. Foster, counsel for the Produce Exchange
has just sent the Interstate Commerce Commission
his brief summary Of argument in support of
the complaint Of the Exchange against the principal
railroad companies. He holds that the railroad COM
panies have and are discriminating against NewYork
in freghts and adds
"A lower rate TO the seaboard upon American
products exported than the inland tariff rate is wrong
and cannot be maintained because It is unjust dis
elimination under Section Of the Interstate Commerce
act: It gives undue or unreasonable preference or
advantage, is forbidden by Section to some per
and localities handling American products, and
subjects all scaboard conslgnees and merchants to
corresponding undue and unreasonable prejudice and
disadvantage It violates the long and short haul
clause the TO permit the projection Of the long
line Indefinitely beyond the seaboard public policy
forbids that inland export rates shall BIO lower than
inland tariff rates"
In conclusion counsel claims the Commission should
require that through export be always made by
adding the going or agreed ocean rates TO the inland
tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

reaSyv.ai, saogEaa. w g 5Sess5s
50 50 u 2sSss So PennsSlvanls Family at g 80
8 90 Pennsylyasi. Roller psSSe's - 10 - oa,
Clear 81 10 o s5 ,trM:itsl iCsi 80 ST Loas and
81 s w ino pseas fair to ccios 81 s.
Clear SO TO- do straight 81 20 o. 90 Minnesota fae
Rye Flour stealy az 50 IS for Choice wheat-Markei
quiet prices Of options firm and advanced @Ie
New No Delaware Red aoat at ssc sssc bid for DO 10
elevator 900 bid for No Peanst vania Red IN elevator
ssse No Red for July sSSes7c do for August sssd
sGIci do for september s7ds; do Tor OCTOBER 500
40 sympathy with the West but there was nothing
doing On snort pS! o's %
571e No Mixed IN 20thst elevator offered az Pc Nc 40
S NJ ss 100 tor tf 1qf,
Tho market for spot lots was dull ana decline. rs
Mix onerea at ssic Unsradsd White tIac No. whi's
Aic No White 42ci futures aull shade weketi 20
% Sr rGs sS DO DO tS' for occsr
Potatoes White pc. ASSs sn
ern New Rose Medium 70 Prime 81 az 90 Soa.nsi s
s sw HS SS Su Ss say in fair emsa
Beef OK Family per bot 3 ,essp o ds a, go
sii So do Faiay SIS so ash Hams Smoked 10 lshs
n ' . DO 'a Sides n cs ss''i seos
shoulders salt an, fully cured 5 ,Srs 7s 90
DO 'Ssk'i TsS t SOU Bellies Hs. in pisse 90
Owe do BreakfAss Bacon ipS@iie La Pa,ener' locss
- - ss So Butter arD~Peunsviysn, Creamery EI,r'
a. goa Western creamery Extra 1t zoo i S5c
ss. lTc Western fs i,S SaSiso ''s Ono
Flats caoce $40 DO Far g Prime ISSssT Feed
%s"H' Winter :ss'f s.a r'. .s 50
asl 20 Aea ss., ees S oas ,, 900
S SSS wSs SUO Sns SSsp BUSH Corn bush
oats $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
CouRr CALEyDARs-TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT II iMBERs = Before o'Brien. J:aNos
II "a "a ~ s5 lO H. ll6 l25 1871 1866 1917 los 6O'
III 100 l73. lss. loo. 100. 49,. 1913
StPKkME CoURT-GEsEHAL TERN hecesss
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM PAtr l.-Betore ihgra-
ham J-Adiourned until Friday. July ~ .
sIRRoGATR's CouRT-BeOre Ransom, S-Motlon caehuht
called AZ 10 40 m Probate OF the Wills OF Margaret Nc
Cahe 10 m Henry r. 0ratacap 1890 a. MI Mary H.
Waters Sol smith, Caroline Rlle. ii ~. o,c-...
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL IE1A-Betore OueFmsn' j.
No day calendar 49,. ~, rroo.or =
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Before Van Hoesen j.
No day calendar. , ,u ,,,,s, q
CRY CoUar-GESERAL TERM-Adourned until Angust o.
COURT ~RssioSs-PARr L-Bcfore hecotun,
smy and Assistant District Attorney Gof-Nos 10 o.
incl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
. WOMAN RrpIyG THROUGH THE SKY.

large number OF people assembled In and about the
Washington Park Baseball Grounds in Brooklyn yester-
dav aernoon to witness balloon ascension by Madame
Carot,a the OF Professor Carl Myers Professor
Myers managed the ascension, and successful start was
made shortly after o'clock The balloon rose to u
heiuht OF about 900 feet and moved rapidly to tho
northwest Brooklyn and this city. IL was watched
with interest by many persons the Bridge. About
an hour after the start successful descent made
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July IS (Special)-There continues 70 be In
wheat the same sort Of division OF parties that has
listed for week. Wheat kept all day within OF
o cent August opened so cents sold between 75 SO
and 80 Is and closed 20 rs July at sS
al "a cents premium Corn has been oversold Au-
gust opened 46 3s rallied sharply TO AZ 3s and
closed at 47a47 is cents There gOod-sized
ing by Hutchinson but his purchases did not exceed
500 600 bushels really not the motive There
suddenly developed good cash demand and II found the
supply smaller In every than was expected Osts
again opcned and price for August % IL
cents August pork opened at fl3 40 sold at Sl3 %
and closed 40 s13 As August lard opened at IS % l2
sod between IS 7 IL and - So and closed at IS y 12
Gss 80 August short ribs opened at 81 TO- sold be-
tween 81 20 and 81 so, ard closed ct 81 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
r,,,v rupyrD OVER TO THE MARSHAL

patrick Kelly the sailor charged with numbering MS
shnm.,os parry and Chapman, the English steamship
Erin on July 0, while was handed over yesterday
by United States Commissioner Osborne to the keeping Of
the United States Marshal Tho Commissioner SAID hat
tho testimony elected sufficient 10 sustain inc cnse
y, mnraer A. the crime however occurred outside the
jurisdiction OF the United States II becomes necessary
that the accused be committed 10 the custody OF The
United States Marshal until proceedings shall be cerhod
q, by tho Secretary State for action by the executive
branch Of the Government The Marshal forwarded inc
,aners in the case TO Washington last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
CT LOFTS SECURES ANOTHER PRIZE

II is understood thai Billy" McGory one OF the viest
rnnans that ever dsgraeed city, has sold out the place
auea Armory Hail. where all law, dccency and order
were constantly violated and intends to start theatre In
St Louis city that reIoces and exultS over the pres
enco OF Democratic National Convention no doubt VIII
receive Mr. McGlory with open arms 1t Is certain that
Now. York can well SPARE him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
AFTER THOSE FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.

The Supreme Court room in which Justice OBrien held
chambers yesterday full Of coloed people interested
in a suit in which factions OF the Southern Benevo
lent League the litgants The society mas Low
members and was organized IN May 1886, for benevolent
purposes. Its president ever since us orsa'Ia',o
Thomas c. Jarrot was nominated for reelection last May
but faction opposed him named James W. AeAahoer
for the position and contest ensued Jarrott was
declared elected. but his opponents charged fraud
Alexander and fifteen OF hs followers withdrew organ
lied new society under the old name which they had
incorporated and claiming be the original organization
demanded the books money from the treasurer OF the
old one which refused. The fund now amounts TO
about $4,000 The incorporated society then obtained
ro tho supreme Court On Injunction restraining Jarrett
and the other officers claiming to be officials OF the
organization and from drawing any OF the money In the
hank Argument heard yesterday on motion to con-
tinue the Injunction INC DECISION was fcscrNed.