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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-24
CHU ON & CO.,
Importers and Dealers i'm
Chinese & japanese Goods
AZ NUUANU STREET,

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered ano
Hemstitched Silk and Grass Cloth
Handkerchiefs, Silk and Grape e5a77is
and Scarfs.
A great variety of Chinese and Japa-
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze an Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortois Shell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fanz and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setti1 With
Tiger Claws, Cats Eyes and Amber,
such as Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
Necklaces, Etc.
An assortment of Chinese and J&pa-
nese Nick-Nacks and Curiosities to nu-
merous to specify.
Chinese Mating a specially.
Ebony and Marble Furniture in sets
Tables, Chairs and Settees.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, Etc.
New Goods received by every steamer.
The public are respectfully invited TO
| inspect our goods. ll-om
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Police Court.
TUESDAY, Oct. 23d

TUESDAY, Oct. 23d.
Peter Davis, Fiji Tom, VIM. Lawrence,
drunk, So each.
Aikaki, SAL, Minnie Kekua, SIG, adul-
terry.
VIM. Derking and Louisa PerdY, dis
orderly house, released at request OF
prosecution.
Kalauau and Kamiki, bad language,
one hours imprisonment and pay costs,
$2.75 each.
Frederick Ward, opium smuggling, re-
manded till November 10Th at defend
ants request.
Gustave Tangelsen, insane, committed
to the Asylum on the evidence OF Dr.
Tucker.
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SHlPPING NOTES.

%l1er c. r. Bishop is due this
"ltom a circuit of this island.
t4aefs kilauea Hou and Likelike
nave this afternoon for Windward
t !. W II Dimond has been
Tue Oceanic Steamship Com
~' complete unloading freight.
1IeF haala arrived on Tuesday
i "0m Waianae and Waialua,
'~' Will sail again tomorrow
4 Iv-I II. bark Forest Queen, Capt.
r. ,nn.llng, arrived on Tuesday,
~ days from San Francisco,
III ,1IIso OF general merchandise
N n "le>>rs. Theo. II. Davies & Co.,
nurses, 6mules, and 1 COW for
~s.on. Had favorable winds
H. weather. the entire passage.
queen Is locked at Brewers
l31Sa,',l steamship Australia, Capt.
1 n ''.t, sailed at noon Tuesday,
|l,s,1. 'or San Francisco, with a
s,s-s cargo valued at $64 1873 Sc.
+. d ,r, we're; w. q. Irwin & Co.,
1a.lr5S,' Lyman Bros. 80 bags
a,,5ss oagS rice, \. J. Campbell
n li5bl ITauanaS. Sundries: 2,535
lis 5 yJ.s' IaIIow, l00bundles sugar
Il :, 10 sj;heS bananas, 43 barrels
u las cans 5n,ns, 1924 hides, SIC empty
n be-, amy rnr5ia55 IN 81 ,194 gold, l boz
9s,r.--' ,u 81 packages sundries.
l,srr 'o Ron bark H. Hackfeld Can't
l,,iys ,ii, a of the bark c.. R
.3y, f,o VII tuesday morning, Oct
r. es,s ~om Liverpool, with abou
'e in ,, :, merchandise, 900 tons O
s saec, ~ahslt for San Francisco
/ pOv m ~ Tor this port are 80 ton.
Sall. TT5a"lnnmery for Hon. H. A
'asaD, Fea T captain reported havins
'be0 ,eJAcepting when off Can
,a,ure my weather of a somewha
he H IA, experienced for som
" Il. H1Ji@teId comes consigned
'''s vhS a..AIeId Il Co. and is d0cke,
Among tb ;, "here she is unloadin
We stoTVsswae, Passengers for this Dor
-Ss' 4
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PASSENGERS.
ARRINALS.

ARRIVALS.
,m Francisco, per bark Forest
M 2-H WormingtOn, Mrs Il
;BSteyens, W B Koh, q W Sane,
|..iz.
.repool, per ship H Hackfeld,
Seane. G Rabe, and 3 stowaways.
DEPARTURES.
ri per stmr. Waialeale, Oct %
I1aIyes, and about 20 others.
f,nssga and Lahaina, per stmr
lH@-J Narsden, w II Richard,
niiO others.
lsli. per stmr Mikahala, Oct %
lR,lf Judge J Kala, Mr. Smith
Z. InA Lowell, Mr. Katsura, G W
II Bishop, Ed Kaaloa, Hon q \
Brown and bride, t Chinese and
lGspasengerS.
b Francisco, per stmr Australia
lllc5son, c w Macfarlane, wife
4-WJ Broirick, wife and child,
Dyke. Mrs Lacey, Captain ID I
] JE Barnes, Mrs J FarnswOrth
d R>,ewart, U 2 Downing, Miss
Ms Henson, NJ NJ TOmpkins
Wight, Wa Bowen, Miss A Paris
. IN, Miss Shea, r Hind, B StOOver
Ta, and wife, J q Spencer, wife
4 HMWCW Wilder, Miss J Cameron
i Wdemanu, II Smiley, IL :
and vile, Miss Charlotte Parme
lsnney, Hon w q Irwin, wife
lnad. B Halliday, II NJ Fergu
Unison, Mrs f Mcdonald, Mrs I
p; c J Fishel. Storage: v
Emi child, Miss L Perrins, } /
.laS PnsCell, Mrs f B Wilcox
Holland and wife, II Morgan
a'ee children, A NJ Hew EFT, a
ne and daughter, L Derking
and sister, B f SaylOr, r Davis
1ai5Tand > children, Henry Heg
q c-S.
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advertisements.

Subscribers to the DAILY ADVERTISER or
WEEKLY GAZETTE, who do not receive their
papers promptly by the carriers are re-
ouested to give immediate notice by tele-
nhone or otherwise to the Gazette office,
telephone number SO.
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The manager of a (temperance) place
of recreation on Fort street complained
bitterly of the haste with which the
electric lights are doused on cloudy
night before the moon gets over the
roofs: at spoils our business COM
pletely and when the public pay taxes
to support street lighting they should
have it when required. Look at the
street now; you cannot cross 1t without
getting over your ankles in mud, because
there is not light enough to show the
Di1d6lpS -
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Any young men who would like to
Join class in singing under a competent
instructor, are invited to meet at the Y.
NJ. G. A next Thursday evening, at half
past o'clock. The invitation is ex-
tended to all above fifteen years old
whether members OF the association or
not.
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A gentleman failed when he tried to
extract information from a reporter with
the following question: " How is it that
this is such temperance town and all
the fountains are dry when they should
be running?" with filters attached, "
the query was completed for him.
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Not unwelcome light showers of rain
prevailed in town most of Tuesday.
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One side of the Bulletin made yester
day out to be Monday, and the other
recorded the fact that it was Tuesday.
In crossing the line to inspect our head
lines to ascertain when it is moonlight,
our contemporaries staff has evidently
lost its reckoning and it's head.
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Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co. announce
a fresh supply of goods per bark Henry
Hackfeld.
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Mr.. Morgan holds several mortgages
sales of land at noon.
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The streets were deserted at 10 O'Clock
last night, the moist weather keeping
most people indoors.
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The Elite furnished the cake for the
Brown-Oliphant wedding, and it was
handsome article.
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The Derking-Perdy pair were released
from lOng-pending charge and immedi-
ately deported by the steamer for San
Francisco. Perhaps their hard labor in
prison was estimated as likely to be too
worthless to paw for their keep.
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Messrs. Geo w. Macfarlane & Co.
have received sundry lines of new goods
per bark Ii. Hackfeld
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2rnIn%s

,r- " Fagafr7os has aa 4 at this
Office to complain that sons rson mas
started report, that was t.Eo.'n IN his
49, o,,an;,c - the eg, that he
-. a., al,,o+o, If a doc that shot on
W.o w 800 -, z,r,,e evening [e wishes
NlliS $500 +ha rerort as he mali
:? &c ei az - some cowar enemy
cious eIaliu 40 bin, and would warn all
persons inclined ID repeat l. thaC py
doing so the will render amselves
liable to prosecutor.
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MIR. FishePs new advertisement will
appear tomorrow, and command atten-
tentiOn by its important contents.
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A steward is still wanted. Coachv is
established.
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Comacho is acquitted of manslauobta,
by verdict of ten to two Jurors.
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Government land sale at noon.
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A farmer in Barry county, 10, forty
wears of age, is only feet inches tall
and weighs 46 pounds. lie owns farm
of 800 acres, which he manages himself i
He is marriad to a medium-si3zed
woman and has five children. He has
been Justice OF the Peace Tor nine
years and his name is Samuel Gilmore
Several pre-l.s'c,la r. yes, lave Geo -
discovered in me-ad - the parish u
Kiltearn, Ro -g. Ire and
Harriet BE .sr was slowly re-
covering her .aalt1 Ast accounts.
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COIdStOrage, COliStOrag0

DFOPLES' ICE AND REFRIGERATOE
having lately built two large Refrieel
at the Ice Factory. are now prepared =
Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, ETC. in same AZ
so nable rates.
The rates will be given to parties desirin
Cold Storage Accommodations by the Manage
at the factory.
nIBoth telephones at the Works No. 1853
]. K. WILDER,
126-1w President
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y y By st sSlng driven away from
SS&&ved Iron, 4 ~ Many families
NJ M seven 'I c5 the 70 at Quebec. A A
h. SS|ged 10 a6o a1'5IteG Is id to have
N 500 and adPa nd his Aouse which
" y find a Ioc al MS + /rniture. He
S M to sell TAI Pur hase~ though
|'Qiore ior s. Ine house for SIS ana d
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Foreign jurors attend at 10 O'Clock.
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his Receipts of Produce
R,ss sugar Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs,
\. 500 go. ~
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DIED.

SSsa paepg9gailliiss, California, septem-
Years, form Illa, Charles H. Wilcox,
\ '3Staer Of T 4erIy of Waioli, Kauai
~. Of Lihue, Kauai TS H. ana Al
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Four deserters of contract service, one
man charged with assault and battery,
and a pair with a social offense, besides
the three opium "fiends" elsewhere men
toned, were registered yesterday.
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The second steward of the Australia
was given till the steamer returns to
answer the charge of opium in posses
sion.
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Another combined concert by the band
of the U. S. S. Brooklyn and the Royal
Hawaiian Band will be given at the Ha-
Waiian Hotel on Thursday evening.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Church services this evening.
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a native and two Cinnamon were
caught at different hours last night
smoking opium, and taken along with
the utensils to the Station.
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inc To-day

=, leaving To-day -
r''', Davies, for Kah"lui' .
soa. Cameron, for Hama
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NOTICE.

DUR1NG THE TEMPORARY ABSENCE OF
- our Mr.. Vim. G. Irwin from the Mn s Il,
NJ W NJ Giffard will act for our firm under
power of attorney. ,,,,,,,D, 9 90
Honolulu, Oct %. 1888 128-3W
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NOTICE.

DURING THE TEMPORARY ABSENCE OF
i our Mr.. w. g. Irwin from thls h1nsu gu, IL
NJ frank p Hastings will act for our Bank IN
all matters of business. ,c g. 90
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1888 1zo-oW
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
q. a. X, Enoampmont.

The grand encampment OF the G.. A
Il, met In the State Capitol skatlnl
rink yesterday. When the enosmp
msnt was called together 10b delegate,
were appointed. An excellent dinner
was provided by the Ladies' Auxiliar,
OF Torbert Post, After the transaction
OF routine business the following grand
officers were elected:
Department commander, r. @. Buck
ingham, OF Post 8, Pleasant Hill; 8. V,
o., John wilkins, Post z. Milford; J
V. O., W. T. Griffenburg Post 10, wy
omtnR; chaplain, Absalom Carey, Post
III medical director, DR.. W. N. HamIl-
ton, Post Ia, Odessa; G. OF A, N.
BAyne, Post .. s Solom or, Post l, VIM.
Miles, Post 4, all OF Wilmington, and
John Andrews, Post 10, Of Wyoming.
The department commander made
the following appointments: A. A. g. ,
W. P. Vosheil, Post 2, of Wilmington
Q n. g., w. g. WhitemAp, Post 8, OF
Pleasant Hill.
Delegates to the National Eucamp-
ment are DIR. A. III. GrimshAw, Post la,
Joseph s. Booth, Post 2; alternates,
Alexander Burlelgh Post 1 and r. b.
Williams, Post g.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
A HrntnI Attank. .

1t 10 reported from Hookessin that OF
Thursday last Joseph Baker. late tar
collector Of Mil Creek Hundred, wal
brought before Squire Jackson on the
charge OF m aggravated assault and
battery upon his wife, Lizzie M
Baker. She stated in her deposition
that be first ohoked her, next struck
her with his fat aud then knocked her
ssnssless with chair. quitting her head
severely. It 10 said that after she came
to herself and went 10 bed he was &C
annoyed with her stentorious breathing,
induced BY the abuse. that he sWore ii
she did not stop that snoring ne would
pound her head into . jelly. She a.
uAlly made her escape in garments
covered with blood to the house OF hol
parents In the nei1hborhood. These
are some Of the fruits that spring from
the beer-swilling At tho brewery on
Bed Clay creek.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
News Bunmau.

"A meeting 10 consider what step
should be taken 70 stop the wholesai,
emigration OF paupers aud crimlnAii
from Great Britain 70 Canada was held IL
Montreal yesterday. A committee wM
. ppointsd to give evidence before The
Labor Commission.
Thomas MuldAny, Q switchmAn ia the
employ Of the Pittsburg, Chicago and
Fort Wayne Railroad, In Chicago, wa,
run over BY freight car on Thursday
night. The car was derailed bat kept on
It's course, plunging into smother, and
killing John Bell, switchmAn.
A train on tho New York. pennsyiysuia
and Ohio Railroad ran into an open
switch near Salamanca, New York, yes
terday morning, derailing the train and
setting Ore 70 an oil tank car. The en-
Eineer. . brakeman and oEe passenger
were injured.
While an express train was approach
ing Vriesland, Michigan. on Thuraday
morning, the connecting ROD between the
drivers on the Left hand side broke, and
the rod new through the cab window and
HI led the fireman.
Our exports Of domestic cotton during
the Eve months which ended on January
31st amounted in value To Rit5. sos, ,242,
against slS9, 567 .t4o during the CORES
pondiDg Ueriod Of the preceding
year.
The total value OF our exports on
mineral oils dnring the seven months
which ended on January 31st was S2T, =
O59 ,S59, q decrease OF 81, ,018 ,030 COM
pared with the corresponding period of
1887.
The people Of Tifin, Sandusky and
Put-in-Bay, Ohio were startled q few
minutes before ten O'Clock, yesterday
morning by an earthquake. No damage
was done.
Two men were killed yesterday at
Bellevue, Ohio, by an explosion OF nitro
glycerine while they were digging It out
OF q hole where It had had been buried
for safe keeping.
In the case of John Delaney, II years
OF age, tried In Brooklyn for poisoning
his sweetheart, Mary Jane Cox the jury
last evening returned q verdict of man
slaughter In the second degree.
"Tom" Voolfolk, slayer of nine mem
bers OF hia family, Andiconvlcted of mur.
der, was 7ot hanged at Macon, Georgia,
yesterday, as his sentence directed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
uparring For the Tara.

PoArsMoUTH Feb. io-smltb and
kilrAin AFe here among tho tars and
naval heroes. Last night and thit
evening the AmphitheAtrs was crowd.
cd.
In round one Smith led Of and short.
~ after got homo upon the faoe, bu,
> 'Kilrain retaliated and Bmith returned
the compliment twice, after which XII
rain was very active with his left
In round two Kilraln resorted to hi,
well.known strong hits upon the boay
and retired just in time to save a boi
'un. Smith bad the best OF the arr
ing after that.
In round three the dashinR leads Of
Smith aud the use OF the left by KiIrSin
Caused much cheering. Smith followe
up bit with q seooud one, and Kilrnin
went down, but was up In . moment
Smiths activity and double shots were
specially noticeable, and there Wal
cheering when the rounds term lin ated
Cries OF "EucortI" were raised with q
view OF getting = fourth round, but the
champions only bowed their aoknowl.
edgments, shook hands and retired.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Brevltiea

The ehe1pess hAG house I'm the city
kamfofd Aroa.' 4o4 Markos ssroo1
Try Bssh's cSAl you will like IT,
BraSilian Balm cures soldi 30 doses, 100
80 70 Aurphey's fer your bed sprtnga.
Buy Jonr furniture At hurpheY's.
Try Bush's coal yea will surely Ike IL
hnlArd y. Davis, Jeveler, 0 E. second o.,
Fine 10 X. Rings, at HAnrs, Is Il Feurth.
y. heop Smith, drugGist, Sth Aad King.
American Laundry, 90 West Preat strest.
ley street
W. Second sueett
Tbs best cough candy ct Ne. aw. Second
street.
6o - Geo. n. hurphey,s for yoar Pari Of
Icy street
ROss. at llo Market strsst, 10 now selling
hAts and winter goods very cheap TO reduce
stsek before reAovinK ts hls new store
March 25th next, At 2Ye Market street.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 70 q.
4 BAuBh, 200 West Second street have
the largest stock In Delaware, come and See
for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Want OF Sleep

|nln. ii1Usan Is aanunlly to the
! a., ann, and the doctors say tliia
|lu Is .uAruinsly ON tho Increase.
ng,,, comedies, while they may
Temporary relief, ara likely to do
.aua AN good. What is needed
ruhe and lilood-puriiier.
\, sai,spariIia is tucomparably
L. Itlu rcctS those disturbances
! unu.44Jn which cause sleeplcss.
et- urr ased vitality, and re.
EiitH4'oJs system to q healthiUl
|tnm
q. a. Cott, agent of the Mass.
NJ lo.il.y Sueiety, writes that
|vuu. q Vas out of order, his sleep
O'..u disturbed. and some i'm
ot ,hr blood manifest but that
rt 'H.fe was obtained by the uso
y Er>aplrilla.
sa.n ". Pratt, 42I Washington
!, H1No', writes: MY daughter
,cr'rrel with nervous debility.
+ N.~apariila restored her to
'fnN r. nowker, Erie. Pa, was
al nervousness and sleeplcssness
.n, AYERS Sarsaparilla for about
n"utllS. during which time his
pcroascd over twenty pounds.
fr's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
\ 9. yer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
\ p''r -. Price 81. six bottles, tA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
List OF Pubils sales.
Fshrunry

haoruafy.
ls, y. Stewart, Pencader Hd.
u, W. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
le, Emma and Julius CLARK, X. l.. HID.
10, Thomas Fagsp, city.
10, Adam Day eti, PenoAder Hid.
10. 4, II. Tyson, horses, Chester.
y, W. Harris, PensAder Hid.
II. ltaao Dillin, city.
%, David Klair, Ohristians Id.
~, y. Prank Duncan. o.. u. Hid.
70, 9oodley q Baldwin. Del. 90. IA.
~, John N. Lee, Brandywine Hd.
~, MY. Warner, Wilmington.
2i, a. Brown, W. u. u Hid,
"a, Thomas y. Robinson, Brandywlne HID
~, VIM. t Knots, OhristianA I'D.
~, samuel Morrison, W. U. u. hid.
70. Mefarlin b Jordan, Nav Ulstle Hd.
"a. A. Baxter, New Castle HID.
a, Q. n. MeOrIsken, Btandywine Hd,
y, Daniel Draper, W u. o. Hd.
~, Jehu Pyle, Chrigtiana Hid.
", W. ii. Lyman, W. y U. Hid.
~, J. y. Hutchison, Appoquinimink Hi.
~, y. M. Pierce, near kooE land.
y, Thomas Marcy. He'd Lion HID.
Ia. Roberts q hsnnum, horses, Chester.
March.
/, Larkins estate, city.
!, y. II. Hill, Uhrissiana Hd.
samuel Carlisle, W. q. q. HID.
y J. W Burria, N. u. Hd.
3, 5tooE and farming utonsIIs, u esud'y Id
., r. ii, and J. q. Diehl, N. q. HID.
Q, James U. Morrison, w. q. q. HI.
., u. B. Forris, PsnoAder HID.
], Thomas Wilson, Ohristiapa HID.
8, Harry mahaffy, BrAndJWine Id.
9, K: b. Fiiher. Mill Greek hid.
g, mary A: ale, Brandywine Hid.
w, Lyman Foster, Oh tiauA nd,
u, Mrs. Jos. X. Lyman, NJ. U. HID.
u J. Il. S idhamheirs, UhristiAna HID,
10, Oloaver b Nickerson, N. u. Hid.
10. 9ofden OoneEny, brandy vino Hid.
u. BENJAMIN Lee. M, y. HID.
~, j. b. Carpenter. Beaver Valley, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Hurh py m EaKla.

COLUMBIA, 8. o., Feb. 10.-A large
esRle swooPed down upon . hen In the
yard OF Mr.. Berry, in Marion County
this morning, snd proceeded TO devour
It. Mrs. Berry. lady 10 years of age,
picked up stiok and attacked the bird
which released Its prey and seiEsd the
old lady by the leg, burying Its tAlops
one and half inches in the flesh. Mrs.
Berry screamed and fell down, but the
eAs 10 held on until Mr.. Berry came up,
cut Its ad on and then extracted its
tslons. It is feared that Mrs. Berry
will die from the shouk and the effects
of her injuries.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Religious Services .

Spsoial religious servioss will be held
Ia tho Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Rsdesmer, southwe corner OF
Eighth and Monroe streets. beginning
Wednesday, February 15, 3 80 in the
afternoon and so at night, to continue
for two weeks, every day except Satur-
days. Mr., Arthur J Smith OF Boston,
the Incompatible gospel singer, will
assist the rector In all these servi oes. i.
Mr.. Smith Is now laborinR successfully
10 Springfield, Mass. He is . young
man, fully conseorated, and sings the
gospel wish pathos and power.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
sons,hIna Abou, raster,

This year Easter will fall on the lat ol
April-nine days earlier than last year
The earliest possible day for Raster Ia the
s2d Of March and II fell on that day in
1918 for the last time in about 900 years.
One object in arranging tho calendar
moon was that Easter might never fall on
the same day rs the Jewish Passover.
They did occur, however, In 1905 on the
14th day Of April, In 1928 on Sd day OF
April and will do 80 again in 1928 on the
LIST Of April, in 1897 on the 17th Of April
and 10 1881 on the l8'h Of April Last
year Easter and the Passover werc
separated by but . single night. The
Jewish festival usually occurs Ia Passion
week, in Lent, and never before the 10Th
OF March or after the 25th Of April. On
the other hand, the Christian festival ia
never before the 221 OF March or after
the Both OF April. In 1918 Easter will
fall on the 22d Of March, as 1t did in lS45
and 1856. The latest Easter occurred in
1885, the 25th OF April, and II will no.
fall on that date again until 1913.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Unissd states Court.

Yesterday eyidenoe was tak on befor,
Judge Wales, acting United StAteI
Judge for the District OF New Jersey
In the case OF the United States vs. the
steamships Elder and Uller upon Ia.
dictments for carrying an excess oil
passengers. On the petition OF the
owners Of the vessels for q remission OF
the fines incurred By the violation of an
evidence has bseA forwarded tl tho
United States Treasurer. Ex-Governor
Bedlo, OF New Jersey, appeared for the
petitioners, and 8. II. Bigelowf u Aited
States District Attorney, for the New
Jersey district.