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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-28

.,. sn' Greig has bought a schooner
~. man the Jennie Walker, to trade
gu RAINING Island, Honolulu and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-28

ine Of partners in Chu Lung &
advertised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-28

|ans cash sale at 10 o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-28

|sfons are said to be slow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

sily was a roaster.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Is is very we'll that every couple d.
not wait 10 be married till the world III
general sign the certificate OF approval
It is curious how few couples ever lie
1t, without Glamour being raised by
somebody, as to the ''unfilness OF it,"
On one side or the other. 1t is curious
how much intermeddling there will be
in such matters by people who would
not really lift Samaritan finger to
save either from destruction, if they
needed help. 1t Is curious why people
cannot attend more TO their own bust
ness than to that of their neighbors
and 1t is curious when we know that
every neighborhood produces just thit
nuisance crop. hat we cannot learn tc
cultivate the flowers OF life, and lei
csc noxious weeds spring up and die
at their leisure, without the notice o
~ur resentment.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
PEARLS,

(which, wonder, brother reader. -
says Thackeray, ais the better lot, to
die prosperous and famous, or pooi
and disappointedf To have, and to be
forced to yield; or TO sink out of life.
having played and lost the game
That must be strange feeling whens
day OF our life comes and we say: To
morrow success or failure won't mat
ter much; and the sun will rise, and
all the myrlads of mankind go to their
work or their pleasure as usual, but
shall be out of the turmoil"
A gentleman met a young lady of
his acquaintance. and said, on seeing
that she had deep scientific book 10
her hands, why, you select very
deep literature for your read n :; had
no idea you were so studious." She
answered: sob, Is il a deep book? |
did not know what TO get at the Ii.
brary, so took this, as the cover
matches so beautifully with my hat
Did you ever sec q more periecJ
maichf"
Kindly feeling begets kindly feeling
happiness cannot exist and exert its in
tiuence without conveying happiness
to those around. We are all in search
o! the one great Ideal. universal lastins
happiness; therefore we should all joil
in doing our best to push on TO tn,
much desired end, and in the mean
time be content with the best that W
can get. " 49,.
A boy who has learned that 1t
manly to be tender to TIE weak
rarely coward, for the strength an
courage Of his nature arc developed b
teaching HIM to protect those who cal
not defend themselves.
The greatest mistake wife ca
make is 10 neglect her appearance;
Ia direct surrender of magic wan
without which q woman may sti
have charms. but most often punish,
herself severely, and gees her error tc
late. ...... F.-...
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Jenbio Warner, y pretty shop girl,
YeGierday appsaysd before Juigs Via
letter In the Court Of o. er and rrfminer,
Philadelphia, en- a writ Of ha1eas cor,
aps tAet bad been taken out oy her
frien1, Kate Sullivan, 10 'tecute her re-.
ease ir0m tho county pritcn, where
she had boon committed by Maciotrete
Thompson TO answer charge Of inlsu
preieuses, growing out of liLS'e lows
Affair. The allegation wH5 that Dung
man PANIED Pinmachsr, who called
himself "Ubolly," advertised IN gu
afternoon newspaper for vito, AID
Jennie, IN spirlto mischief, answered
the matrimonial lad" Butts quently
they met ut the posAfIio5, and
P.umkGher got dead stuck" on the
hop girl Shs coaxed him on, ha took
nor to the thestres, treated nor to
Refreshments ard otherwise spont Lis
wealth on bar. bat she Only permitted
him TO no ca for as the door. FIJI ,
he N ust rcd mn COURAGE and asked hei
to name the happy day when they
should 10 we'd. ohe refused him Oh tn,
ground that It WIS only frolic. Tnt
gou1g an did ROT look at tho matter
IN that light, and had her arrested OF
Tho charge Of Obtaining aometbtng {,
tho nGlahboThooi OF 5000 from him mn
der false pretepses. This, it Ia nlisged
'Cholly" spent on her, and AZ sle re
fused TO have him, alter giving hic
every encouragement, he wns under sh'
IMPRESSION that It wE9 ohse OF fala'
2reiepsts P!umacher fsiled to put Il
An appearance NJ oourt yesterday, ant
The Judge, after learning The cirSum
stances, diaohnr0R5 the rAlatnr.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
a Lamb Win a Human Head.

Ar markable report Of the finding,
near Lawrenceville, Ill, Of "a young
lamb with human head and body"
comes from that city via the St. Louis
Globe Democrat ''Its skull and face"
correspondent asserts, "are almost
perfect human, except the ears and a
little wool on the forehead. Its body
Is human, and, although the feet are
cloven, the formation and attachments
Of the shoulder and hips indicate thai
the most natural position OF the animal
would have been that OF a biped
When found, the monstrosity was
dead, but there were signs that Il hat
been born alive.n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
INDIREUrION.

Gay ia the lSugh Of a girl.
hutthe girl who 10 lau ching IL Kayer;
Grand IL the musiaAi strain,
But gtsntor the soul OF the player.
What 10 tho tone Of q harp
Bat the btoAthtng firth OF the fpifis
Which the harper mas IN himself,
To the spirits around him that hear itv
What is the pain ling 80 dno
But the thought ofths artist tha, r. 5h os
Cver the oAnvs. IN oil ft
Ch the deit points OF his brashesr
Just as tho pastry 20 fius
Speak, Of ths sEill of tho bakaf,
SO zach invention 4 msn
Points w tAe nsiat Of its maker.
II thora is brain in q man
All h.s expresdt ms will show II,
Re ,dtaX the limos from his pen,
Judge cf ths D)wer Of q p0ot.
sweet the fcrm OF tho fuchBla,
swtoter tiIs bresth Of tho roses,
hut sweeter than all Ia tn sacret
That In their Kr, wing reposss.
There Is no beauty n heaven,
Or IN tbs wide wor d ttove u.s.
Senses of beRuti within .-.-.
Causs all the boa1ty .itDOui ar.
Grsat arc tho wonders around ~,
Hat mysteries In Us arc s1oRsor:
{ nd all the endowMeuts OF man
Mirror his mighty Groa.or.
Hugh y nichni. In Graphic NoTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Real progress consists less IN the in
crease of knowledge than ia the In.
crease Of vitality with which It IL
gras9ed and hsl5-ltss IN tha uum Der
OF moral tsulsms epi3,ned then In the
moral power whiah governs the life
less in what 10 Brought to tnen from
without than In whaE ie aroused and
developed from within. Measured by
this standard, We msy ind Some OF the
bubbles OF boaatel advancement bfak.
en-, but, with more reverence for the
past and more modesty In the present
se msy safely cherish n well found cd
hope for the srusGt and best progress IL
tho future.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Mtnt.JuIop.

A current eveat: Drying tham. %.
tAwa Bee. 49,.
The "Poiish boy" ws' do1btl.ss Z
bootblack =. Detroit Free Press.
Tho elevator boy csslalnly belongs "a
the "rislng generation. "-BoSion But
letln.
The dollar o'our fathers" waa't buy
the mince pie of our mothors. OmabI
World.
The haTd.working wood cutter 9oesn'
enjoy chops for his bfeakfass.-Mer
ohant Traveller.
Tho butcher who knows tho trick o
GUESSING At pound OF meat raTel,
Sives itA weigh Ottawa Bee.
Dakota expects TO come into thu
Union, ard she has begun blowIn,
about IL Already -Yonkers Statesman
Theio ara only forty i've female 10 81
yers In tho Uaitsd BtataF, but theI
ak like sixtT.-Daveppnrt Times.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Persons cunning from Poland s.ste
that the landowners thgre, both great
and small, arc in despair, owing to The
iapid depreciation In tho valn9 CT their
states. They assert that valuations
have snnk bat Rsen IS and so per cent.
Turing the Lass two years.
Persous ~ho wish to purohafe good
driving and Work EoFre3 thonla attend
thu sale ut the stables oil VIM. o
Martin, Third aud Orange stree 3. or
Saturday afternoon, as good bargains
may be expe3ssd,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

The margin of ressr Ve s.rt myth at call
for emergencies il seldom large one In
miids aged persona, ani ih9y are ill.
advised who make n gtent demand too
snddeDly. L. matters llttla What the
demand may be or on whit rRrt 1t Ia
made The policy of rutting feiih any
great unaocustomed effort, With er Of
mind or body. to use popular fol I'm Of
expressio d, after una urit5, is nnsound.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

When rich man diet. his wealth is
soon diBposed OF, and If he Las left no,h
ina else, hia name IL soon forgot, n.
But, II no has used hls wealth IN he
service Of justice and mercy, riehte, us.
ness and truth, II lie has aidud the
weak, lifted the fallen, encouraged
struggling merit, and has thus b. en- q
blessing to humanity, then Ills oeeds
live after him, and bis children che rish
them rs iioher legacy than gold or
lands,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

An all.dsy meeting will be hald q
Marshaliton III. E OtuIch on saadhY,
March 9TH Presiding Elder Murray
assisted ty Joseph Pyle. Rev. Hanus,
Dr.. Slams, Diefsudorf Ejb.uson, Dol
bow and mepy oihtrs, have CONSENTED
to give the day, when an effort Will be
made 10 lin the remaining debt on The
building. Should the day be f, c. there
Ia no doubt OF g suco, ssfnl result.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

full, regular made hose, 121S cents; un-
b cached. t. B Riley, 29S k'ag.

Captain S. S. Brown, the Piltsburg
turfman, is quoted as saying that the
bookmakers are >orrupting our entile
system OF horse racing, and that there
was fragrant crookedness in certain
Kentucky derby. He said that the
bookmakers, with few exceptions,
are men who have been banished from
gambling houses because of their
questionable characters.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
6o8 Washington ST., II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modem Improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAUi.LEY, Goo Market st, f2-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Choating tho 'Drop-a-N IoEIe" alaehIn
Pittfblrg Dissaseh.

ShVNtAHhs etp T4tpR-H~NhOELo 1Ahohihe
PittFblrg Dissaseh.
The machines which will weigh
you on the deposit of five cents will
not reap much of harvest in the
hotels hereabout If trick that was
played in the Hotel Duquesne last
night becomes popular. A we'll.
known city father has had number
of leaden medals. the size and weight
of fiye-cent piece, cast Tor him. Hall
dozen gentlemen tested the ayaila-
bility of these medals last night on the
Hotel Duquesne machine, and thu
dose of lead appeared to work like Q
charm. All six were weighed free oil
charge. This is hardly the weigh fol
the proprietor Of the maehi ne to gel
rich.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
|Rsra nance for Bargains.

,e,r ,or solo or rent. nav 2-Btory
A Soel.s g,tn o rooms and bath, 3iie
A and po,ee front, also an excoilsnt wen
4 lar. stuffed on thirdsroet near tfiea
A Avenue, freq from city iRNoL Als9
IL 80 ltlO vgnBuron street, no I'll
II " ,,rost. The abnys houses On easy
In tmontbiy instsli1 enS II deeliel. J
Syeyares iurnishsd 70 any Who with 70
Ethc p.operty by Calling the n'ftheAst
Nsr o, Font and orange stroeu. ~
4 a. } 4. WHitE & u ac.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

K7IUR SALE-ANOrHER GOOD HOUSE
y Having sold No. e1b Adams stfee:, We
now effst for sale thas new and very pioAs.
lantiy and BEAUTIFULLY located house, No. .
South Olayton street, r00mI, bath room.
hot and cold wAter and ali IN adern con-
ventonces. within 10 minutes walR OF the
prime pai shops ami railroad stations and
convenient to stfert ears. Prise 81, sc0;teflDa
easy. Particulars ae we'll ~ convoy anoa
furnish I'd TO any who wish - Examine the
property by calling at the oiisB q
GEORGE W, hush & SONS.
f2o-2w French etruet wharf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

INOk SALE Oh hENr--a o.RUuMED
a stylish houses, nssriy n0w,wi.h double
porches; aro lot for berries and voy eta "a
garden; obi iken hoass oto On tbs iine Of
the romantic u. n %. IL. X. q. f9TEiJn eta
tion and T.. .. DaiavArs trains 20 snit. 40
i2S.l2t I. W. FERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Eamcp M CONpLIANCE WITH

" ~ ,.royilons aud requirements OF an
,nmf General Assembly Of the STAG 81
|,Sn Ip pp"sa a nsysT Ma p,,1 3. sss.
kptl . mailer L. hereby given that GER
ftlol " ,nrorpUrsiion for q charitable ln-
tl lr" ' ia h. snown as The u iaware Hos
utli' VII, " an NJ Inc "a day of March A. D.,
" t,tarriosk \. NJ. be presented Al tne
~ un ~ IN wilmington, 10 the lpnora.
~ baa'v' :" s;ratJt,. A. sociate Judge OF
sul. a',a tpaTt Of The state of Delaw are,
.ut,ttSrg Castle County for MS APP
"BAIEs d HARRINGTON, Atior-
for n. operators. hp-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Vii AL OF NEW HARNESS
sii n,,i Ell A. tho auctions roouh 81
*gilmir,,%, son, No Ill Last Fourth
&rnssts . Delaware. on
E 'VshAY, NJ RuH 3. 1888,
.a,. u 10 O'CLOCK, q. IN.
rd SiI IN u new harness, aonsistinR OF
Rbar az 49, &c "A q gold and silver.
bufs fai, eaei plated, msnuf .otuT :
bass g : ~, led leather, ami made
klll Ana ain n. Those ishinR good
& sails =, u their inteiost 10 A.
na bs,,,Ms W be open 10 Inspection
l. NJ Lnle, A credit Will be
". Stidnsn d BON. a uots.
s fRS-st
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
GREAT
Clearing Out Sa|e,

Business to be closed by 25tIa
OF March.
$4,000 worth o. Fine Cloth
ing to be sold at a reduction OF
IS per cent. Every garment is
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day after
day until all is gone. This will
be a good opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
pOrIOEa.
,IrllIk

NJuriuE- ...-
ETy AND soHooL TAXES FOE 1851
cou ems sged 10 collecting all IN
'ac,ty and school taxea lot lssI. ~ ~
nd 5y law. ~ prom y payment '0s''
,rOpble will DO avoided. nnv
,, northern district, including al
porth VI MARTIN J. MEkLEY, =.
.,,., southern district, including III
ovih Of i 18th street. ana
aH.a No 10 v. Sixth streDt. u'u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
NEXT!

We will off8r handsome,
hobby Spring Overcoats,
our own cut and make; also
the handsomest assortment
of Stylish Spring Suits for
Men and Boys, also our own
cut and make. We have
made q special effort to get
up a better quality OF Cloth
ing than is usually found
ready-made, We are quite
sure a suit of our make of
Clothing will make its own
impression both in looks,
wear and comfort.7 80 -. sysSi
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

ETSpR ShLE--aEw HOUSES, HUS. 1910
10 i2i2 and 1918 1Atn Ill e.; esoh house
las rooms RGd ba.h room uonsains ali
improve monts, including gas n1turos
throughout tbs house; prlnBs low md terms
accom- N pdatinR. Houges can DO geen day or
evening. i3'.ot
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

IN U ~ - 4 n k--Ann rIG.A,O .4fsu
y itWRILIHus:
Ito ma i. srg ss streSt 8 rooms ami ostt.
store and dw1lii1g, ushSlSs oorner OF
U5ipm0ia avsnus an i Harrison street.
1eiop1cAo otlIte9.
j. hUHuSL U3 tTc5 AUl.bEY,
il3H IN. eco Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

LIOR ShI.E- q tJGD BUlLul Hu SrUN'Gi
Il delivered at East Lake PARK and aiso
In Ninth ward TT reasonable prices. ISAAC
y. TAI.LEK. CAroroft r, ., Dol
N. B.-ldssou WORK done, and line. sand
and stone furnished. iae-ep
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

We are the orlginators and have been
for several years the leader of popular low
prices in
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

tNuH EeNT-A FARM or 70 sUa 5,
y w 'Gtios rom Wliutn3tOn, ia HrAn
iy Sluu I'D. The Ilui - 10 = hlA Ettts Ct
cultivation. All kiudg OF frnits oa the
pisue; g 3oi tulihings; 'nonsyreat. OiAlih
h @nisW 4 x. TlS Market az fiu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

THOR sAI,E.-A DRYS GOODS AND
q trimming husinefs sand In ole Of tho
best locationI In the city. A splondh
chance Ront low. G,0d ieasons for
ceiling. address, -, REPUBLICAN OToe.
l2g-Jth
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

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Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

CN0R RENT OR 5ALE-A 8 NJ A /, l.
tation. Applts s, pears and other + ulii on
the place; oncy rent, CLARK 4 hGLEAR Il,
7iS Market street. n III
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

E7pJK kkNt- NEW l,OHaE kt.OM
q over 3 1 street mArEet no use, Tuesday,
Wo'nesdAv a1d Sautdas. Apply 20 j X.
d. MONGa }MERY chairman ofTiIstees,
sos King street. i2s-at
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03

THE "noble red man is fast disap-
pearing from the face of his native
land, North America. Perhaps within
less time than centnry to come the
last duskv warrior will have folded
his lent aud taken bis departure TO the
happy hunting grounds, and naught
will be left of this wonderful race,
save here and there 4 SOLITARY hunter
or an aimiess wanderer. Total exter-
minaLiOn is their impending doom.
II IS estimated that when the whites
settled on the main land OF North
America there were 100000 To-
dams in what is no~ the territory of
the United States. In two centuries
they have been reduced 10 200, 900.
They are sinking before the Onward
and determined march ana aggressive
spirit Of the pale face - before the
press Of a powerful civilization At
Standing Rock Agency, Dakota, the
Sioux Indians have been engaged in
council considering another PROPOSE
ton made them by the United States
Government to purchase several mil
lions more Of their lands, bat they
positively refuse TO sign away the last
Vestage Of their possessions.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03
Washington Letter,

Fr0m Our Regular Correspondent
WAsEIEgT0E. July q, lSss
Mr Cleveland has ,brr+ eri,a7, NJ, nil bor,a
q getting MS accustomed snnlihef outinS
this year, owing 10 the unusually long session
of Copgrgss the END Of which cannot. vet he
sssr
Inc hepubieau SeHaLOrs are "a gGAhuaFy
about the tariff. Some want 10 report a bill,
and then adiourr acme want Il. reDo-f 5is-
cpss snd - a hfiI NH o,bere yyont "a
ginrj, voie an fI,e bFiIs bjrf so I,ss.eI III.
Hons Diyarsn ss ~, ,,r,irin,,t a.. tho
d., moi raprsssDt eli IN, fa,.t t,,1g ~ fh.. 80
d. n :, A 6sierity n tL,. RennhIirsD Se1,ai,,rs
are in fsvor Of r,sss,r,T . s,5rI,e,itrta fnr she
Mills bfli-i1 fsrr a ,,,,cas ms sl1 6eotdqd
l,rf ,,b,.I, fi, cIi.rt,,r ~ gTl
stitute is discussed NO ~ ~ lien ibtDJ
alikr Wbgt nc nTt,.,,rp,.' H. II, he remains
t0 he seer In H.. r,ss- 7i,nr r.v.,,n-' r.
form is MARCHING toward. yIclory.
Assistant Secretary ThomDsnn Of the Tr.as-
pry deuaTtFpeut IL iii. ,Ighf Find NJ D.u,,-
erat. In letter written In answer 10 a House
resolution of ipouiry rs IL tbe Canadian dis
examination agaipsf American ypsseIs NJ
Tbompson sh9ws 1bpf sncL discTjnipstio,
exists t0 a vrrv marked event ,,T,GnILp MI
land canal, and he recommends rptaliatorv
Legislation As The hest rsUadv That it,sr
the Kind of talk Nations sre IKE Tn.r, thev
ALWAYS resnect the feIlnE 1hst etrIlcz nsrt
from The sRopIdeT xbeT he Is stri,rE
The R+pubIIeans seer1 snTia,,s fo brint,
about another dead-IocI- IN the H|,sg Th.y
arc sbouj TO tack The Direct Tar bin mai
caused The JeID dead-IncI, an the Sundrv
civil ABDrorristInr hin a. on .r,arII,art
When lie Iatr dead-Inci was Lroken The
Htu,e agreed IL, vote nnop this mi in he
cenber, when IL viii be surs r. nasE The
States after having waited neariv twenty
seveI, wears far thjs rnnr,a, no+,Ii s,roI, IrSit
a few morr months Tbis Hi 10 hrongbt
forward again af thistj lar m othar T1ir-
posf. than i0 mall. anotbar IaoI-innI.
IL bas come M HIscorI- has introduced
a hill in The S4nstr yVbIrL oIyss -. TIs,1
VIII, ssr,ed ~. - = -, y 80
of the i.nifed Sts,as +iI,[i,,- ~ -
uepsion
M Randall e. os,,in,, hs,,.- slo,yI, Tho
renort rbat he lad a. laT,oar n big s,lI,.oi, -
absurd =. 81, saws bis rI',,ricior
Ey- Concordance, Erani' IIur7 ,yb,, h.s
RECENTLY hatn franii,,, s,,r'{
siveIv th tori1i try,I - 80,
thr cnnpiry and tIot Si,I,oiop'G W. TIL
man will I,e pIeclaG nv Az az ,I,a larrtast
ELECTORAL maioritie5 ever oiyaI " ''I' S'''
The picture Of the fnest homestead ever
bnmestead Ian. 49,
H. Wa Ioctai IL, - ~ Gat a.
mel Freeman Tho nct,ir,s ,yss a 5roS6t hen
~ D Ssl' NC PiStuie "aS "iousnL beIo
t8rnef o ,esT -, ~ ngS nsne anu VIII De
Senator davis Iyas VIZ Tic,o Ui,TG .ttooin,, the
p,,siia,+r ~ aLtSIoAiltE IN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03

THE magnificent Mississippi river
steamer, Edward j. Gay, was totally
destroyed by FIRE on the Both inst.
She was moored at the head Of First
street New Orleans, and caught fire in
some unaceonutable manner, and was
"a mass Of RUNS in twenty minutes
after the FIRE Was discovered. The
Gay was first-elass steamer, built in
Cincinnati for the coast trade, and for
the past eight years has Piled between
New Orleans and Baton Rouge. She
belonged to the Merchants aud Plant.
ers' Packet Company, WAS valued at
so, 900, and was insured 10 local and
foreign companies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03

The date Of meeting Of this import
mt assembly, It VII be remembered,
is August Tib, and the place, New
Orleans.
The Conventions sill be composed
sirieily Of persons Of Northern birth
now residents Of Louisiana, and the
prime object of the same i to obtain
from the gentlemen who compose the
Convention full opinions entertained
BY them touelling The agricultural,
mineral, and general material resources
and future prospects. from their
standpoint Of view, Of orr Southern
country and especially ofihisStste.
The Convention was called some
months ago at The instance of Col.
Geo. Aoorman, president of The Lou
iaiana immigration Society. The idea
from the FIRST Was most farorably en-
terlaiRed by or citizens of Northern
birth, and after inquiry it WAS found
that every Northern State can and
aRill be fully represented.
A large attendance is expected, and
the Immigration Association have per.
fected all necessary arrangements for
the meeting and have been fortunate
an securing low railroad and hotel
rates. Persons interested who wish
TO attend the Convention should ad-
dress Col. Moorman.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03

THE friends Of the rivers and har-
bors bill are confident that the Presi-
dent will sign the bill. Mr.. Cleveland
told q member Of Congress, who called
upon him affeW days ago, that while
be had not had a chance TO look the
bin over carefully, set be had gen
eEal idea Of 10 provisions, and found
nothing Questionable init. Thefail-
arc of q bill last year left The water
ways improvements ID y shape, be
said, that demands attention and De
added il was bis purpose to sign the
bill. The Bill Is ready and win be
sent to him soon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-03

THE wild girl Of Catalonia is At
tracing attention again il that sec
sion. This iiale the report bias II
thai Two men met her near Hemp's
Greek. They aay ~ Il ! most fero-
cioua looking creature IL perfectly.
nuaeeoudisioH ber arms long, sraWny
and muscular; appears To be about 1e
years of age uses 10 language only
gibbeFisb; carries - ola knife about
eight inches long Is abontfoBI iestaix
lRehea lsli aad Heiglis l95 Pr lao
poppds bas Immense eges and halr
hangipg domn u hef waist Tic
e9aRtEy 4 agaass aua company IF
Hian WILL aa olearisal aad stqpa INK
KID ~ caglgse lfi wonderful creature.