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EOR RENT.

AaaA i've rooms corner of Park and South sts. l;
 sH five rooms No. 553 State street; five rooms,
 #. Lewis street Fair Haven, and several other tenemente in diffe ,ent parts of the city.
 spf6 If JACOB HELLER. s8 Olive street.
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Refrigerater For Sale.

A handsome secondhand Victoria in ef3&SAe excellent condition. Will bs sold at price. Address VICTORIA,
 a9 If or inquire at This Office
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TNHE annual meeting of The Proprietors of the l New Haven City Burial Ground will be held Wednesday,, May 9, 1889. at o'clock p. in the chapel of said ground A full attendance is re- quested. JAMES M. MASON, Clerk
 rn2O 3t ProprietorS
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IMfsCeIla11eu11g.
East Rock Line.
FOR SALE.

r EAVES corner Church and Chapel streets at L 10 a. and D. III. For East Rock Park. For particulars, see card.
 ma W H DOOT1TTT
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FIRST-CLASS Box Refrigerator, filled with A charcoal and aiunl; s'ze, 24 deep, 24 wide 36 long, inside. Will be sold low if sold immediately.
 aol 1Q DOW STREET
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nOY in fancy goods store to do errands and L1 make himself generally useful. Address stating references and sslaIJ,
 m21 1t* P. o. BOX 1854
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F0R SALE

Aaa,A House and Barn, centrally located; price W ig low and terms easy.
 z3H Also several low priced houses and lots on
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RefriEerRtOrs. HUR sales are twice as large as last season. Call
 ROBT B. BRADLEY CO, moi 412 State Street.
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w ANTRN

SITUATION to do second work or light house O work; good reference. Call for two days at
 m21 1t 567 GRAND AVENITE
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mrNIATuME AamANAt.
DEATHS.

MAY si, svn RIs.s. .,sy sses niass, H'oH W.rEH.
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General News.

THE Golden Rule arrived ut Cincinnati
yesterday.
The Future City and bargcs departed from
New Orleans for st. Louis yesterday
TOMORROW evening the Joe Peters will
back out for st. Francis River points.
The Government boat Mississippi, with
tow of flats, passed up last evening.
LEE LINERS out this evening: Coahoma for
Friars Point and Rosa Lee for 0sceola.
THE Gayoso will leave this port for st.
Francis River points tomorrow evening.
The Buckeye State will arrive today, and
90 out for Cincinnati tomorrow evening
ANCHOR LINERS tomorrow City of Vicks-
burg, from ST. Louis; Belle Memphis, from
= NatcheZ.
THE Ruth, George Malone, master, will
leave tomorrow evening for New Madrid and
the bends.
The tug Harry Brown, with thirteen
empty coal barges, passed up for the Ohio
River yesterday.
ANcnoR LINERS In and out yesterday: City
oil Providence from ST. Lo uis and City OF
Monroe from Natchez.
The high-headed James Lee. Mark II.
Cheek master, and w. G. Banker, chief
clerk, will be this evenings mailboat for
Arkansas City.
TnE Cherokee, James Donohue master,
and Ed Anschutz chief clerk, will be in port
today. and will leave the elevator this even.
ing for st. Louis.
THERE will be some fifteen or twenty tows
OF coal out from Pittsburg on the present
unexpected rise. W. II. Brown & Sons ex.
pect TO get out six tows
The City OF GAINESVILLE has been pur-
chased by the Evansville, Paducah & Ten
qessee River Packet Company and will be
used as a low-water boat.
Cart. II. ID. LEATnERs, Of New Orleans
has purchased his fathers interest in the
r. L. Leathcrs which, when repaired, will
be put back in the Vicksburg bend trade.
Cart. J. A. J. SMITH, Of Cincinnati, has
sold the boat Tanbark, 10 J. 4. Williams. for
wharfboat at Neyay; price, 5000. This
boats hull is said to have cost $1,000 six
years ago.
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what shall We do win our noy.-

is now being asked US by parents, and we
can give no better advice than to recon.
mend sending them to that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Bust.
ness College. Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according TO business standards, as well Us
spelling, bookkeeping, type-wrillng, etc.
They will only have TO study during tho
cool hours Of the day and will be discip-
lined in a gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without a peer for
thoroughness aud responsibility Of pa
tronage.
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust, executed on me 18TH
day Of January, Iva. by u. ,. ickohy 70 the an.
dcfslHncd, a. trustee, " frCufn certain Indebted.
nos therein named, aid deed ~ trust registered
IN the REGISTERS once Of shelby cuuuiy. Tonnes.
tcc, IN book No -. plrc ~ aud a foi0frrd n.
and snid Indebtedness being uuf aid nt tln request
Of the bcuchciafiCs therein named We will. on
TuesiHy, June -, 1850.
NJ the southwest corner If Main and Madison
street,, Memphis Tenn. soll 20 The highest bidder
for oath the following real estate situate in the
CITY 81 Memphis. shelby county. Tenn i0Hitf
BEGINNING ~ point on the Ncsi side 0i ~ toto
street HUyrniynve l1il feet north 0i Vance street
aud runninR thence north with DUaoio street say.
cny ave U1licct thence wcstwafdly ID hight ANGLES
20 bC-oio street one hundred and eighty tiaU icct
thence sonthwafdly saycuty.hvc lsil feet. thcnco
eastwaully one hundred and cishty ug0 feet 10
the beginning snd Icing lots No. 4 anil ,. In
block No ", u that part % said CITY u Memphis
ofmcfly called South Memphis
The loi Il we'll Improved. there being good fcai.
dcncc Of eight or uine rooms and usual conyc-
nienccs upon u, and Il we'll worthy the attention
Of persons AeklnH Investment
Equity " redemption barred. The title n aid
real ettao n believed 81 b. good. bat We viii sell
and CONVEY as trustees only.
Ibis June !. lisa
STERLING PfEHsoN,
W. d wiLKEitoN, Tuniee,
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Notice to Taxpayers

Tho iiuar ~ fIuriiraiiun. composed Of the 10.
lnwiua rruilsmrl. Hu.Hf. " % Noudwyu. o. "a.
Craig hIl J. q Nrhrpn viii meet IN thn Court
huusT un Monday luuu Il % hear any ani all uIui.
U'HIun ri taxpayers ~ to the assessment u their
property iHf tlr year its1
Thr districts assfssHd ~ J g. steward Will -
tatru up Monday luur
THrd1y che Oh, OIL dIHf.ru assessed by Well
huu
N1dnr.ily. he sih. 40 districts assessed ~ W.
" itau.I tsl.
THURSDAY. uig CO... go District. assessed By n W.
rUug
Commencing Friday. tho dh tie districts and
tho wards ASSESSED % q D smith
an the huUts vii o. undY iuf examination
Monday morning June
nc. SLAUGHTER
Chairman ui County tuun
T. a SMITH,
Arsn .nr uI shelby County
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saniiary I.InmbInr.

Tho cntcrprising firm Of Iatting & Bailey
are rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well VENT.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done in Mem
phis. Their idea Is 10 use the bes, mate.
rails and workmanship, which results in
comfort and satisfaction 10 their patrons.
They make a specially Of romoleling old
plumbing work.
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lnfrO. mn.
spcclal Dispatch TO The Appeal

CAEo, ILL.,, June 1.-The City OF Cairo
and City Of New Orleans up at o'clock this
morning; had good trips for st. Louis.
midnight, but Is unable to take ali of the
Granite States cargo, l25 tons Of which will
be stored here for the next trip down. The
City OF Nicksburg, out at o p m, is adding
nifty tons and Is well laden. River 2L7 feet
o. the gauge, q rise OF . inches In "a hours.
The building In which was the Office Of the
ST. Louis, Memphis and Nicksburg Trans
p0rtation Company was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss, 5000
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud PRoinc Steamship CogSPany'.
Mail steamers.

Tho Steamer 81 this, the only regular linz All.
iug um the South to lYtfisunl aru yefy popular
with passenger aud tho fuato they iaae htinr los
liable a. lah weather than that ~ the New York
Steamers makes the trip thoroughly rni lyahle.
The following ri,hmcrs aru cspocicd 10 leave hufc
UAkiiN, ~ sill nhuut June
TEXAN, tu sll nislut iuur ~
VA tltff. a. sill about June
JAMAICAN. ~ sill about June ~.
taluuu ltuH lirnrr o. LIfruuul. fi11. through
~ Paris VIA Calais 90 uuFyf nrst class rail-, eta,
stai, ~ thlri rlass rail- fiiu
Return TickrtHNrw orleans n Liverpool and
rturn, ttu. New orleans a. Paris nnd ruiurn.
hrfclass nll Che way. tf1 Nhlliun aud acvana
ut q reduction
fur further Particular ne ~ frighi aud pas.ags
apply W N ]. -ANuFlA
N CamniriCt street. NCU orleans
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THE RIVERS.


City of Monroe, Natchoz; Joe Peters, Ar
kansas River; Cherokee, st. Louis; Henry
Brown and empties, New Orleans Missis-
sippi, New Orleans.
Departurcs-City of Providence, Natchez;
City OF Monroe, St. Louis; Harry Brown
and empties, Ohio River; Mississippi, st.
Louis.
Boats in Port-Rosa Lee, Coahoma, James
Lee, Gayoso, Chickasaw, Joseph Henry, Joe
Peters, Cherokee.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
by terms Of contract tho Company must deposit
the sum OF all prizes included In the scheme beiors
selling single ticket, and receive the following
official permit,
CERT1fICArE i hereby certify that tho Lon
don Bank OF Mexico aud south America faA on
special deposit the necessary funds 10 guaranty tho
payment ot all prltos drawn by the Loteris 10 10
henetCcncia pubiica.
r. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA. Inicryrnb Or.
Further, tho Company IN required 20 d.ilributs
hftysx per cent Of the value ~ all the tickets In
prizes a larger proportion than Is given br any
other Lottery.
Finally, the number Of tickets "a limited to so.o0o
2OOOO less than are sold BY other Lotteries using
the same schome.
For tull particulars address q. Bassettl, Apar
tRdo iad. City OF Mexico or .. W. CULLEN, sit
nardee street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
Tor state " Tennessee To save time IN getting
Tickets address your letters to Nashville, Tenn.
Enclnso paper money IN Ordinary Letter Postal
Note or Express Money Otdcr. or Currency nmount
INK 10 - by express nj our expense 10 Nashville.
Prizes raid without discount
AGENTS. WANTED.
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Mexican lottery.

Parties wanting tickets for June 0 draw.
ing should send their orders Immediately
10 J. w. Cullen, 2l2 Ilardcc street. Nash
willie, Tenn. send paper money In ordi-
nary letter. or postal note; currency
amounting 10 s.. by express. at agents
expense. Over ~, 200 was distributed In
Memphis from May drawing.
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Excursions Go California and the North
west.

The Iron Mountain Route will this
season have on sale special round trip tick.
cts to all points in California, Colorado,
Utah, Oregon and Washington Territory
at It's ticket Office, 800 Main street.
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
chceriully furnished on application.
II. ID. WusoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
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For Hired nrnln

usE noRsroRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. o. G. Stout, Syracuse, n. v, snys 81
gave u 10 one patient who was unable 20
transact the most ordinary business, because
his brain was tired and confused upon the
least mental cNcriion. Immediate benefit.
and ultimate recovery followcdn
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pitman sehooIofslor,, Inna

Mr.. +. W. Louch, Of 81. Louis, sionogra.
pher with general passenger agent Of the
Mississippi Valley Route. will soon open n
school OF short hand In this city. For
terms, etc, address 10 l76 Calhoun street.
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Cincinnati, %.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CINCINNATI o.. June 1.-The river Is
rising rapidly, with ~ feet Of water on the
gauge at o'clock pm. Weather clear and
bright during the day but cloudy last night
with indications Of more rain. The Golden
Rule arrived from New Orleans.
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oTFIcEs furnished with towel raok, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
20 oonis per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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When out shopping don't forget TO call at
lloyd & Moneys for lunch OF their de-
licious leo cream.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. Branch Office - Madison.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified a. FkrrHifis ~ ihc estate Of
A. uuurlnr dtrrlaIi. 90 HHraHna hatius claims
nTnluat The same Will rna.uf fnru. rfHtHfil pro
baied. b. my attorney n . shepherd. sud ail igr-
sons indebted ulli p.ciaG olmr lHrHari and sciue
MARY uAlNAc,
ISccuifix Of ne Hiail ui A. psuhac, deceas'L
MHy ~ 1stI
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CAtL on the Southern Trust Company.
rooms q and ~ Cotton Exchange, Il you
wish TO borrow money on improved real
estate.
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sd. Resenhein. Telephone s11.
Old brandics for medicinal use.

RESKERT sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from months
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MENrnis Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyating Works, go Boalo street Tole-
phone GJ6.
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ISsuHE your life In the Connecticut Mu-
tual. T. NJ. Galbreath, agent, 10 Madison
htrcei
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Notice to Contractors.
LEvEE WORK.

ris VII ~ wrfltri un 10 o o'clock pm. June
N issl nt The o1us of ~ irtrr mmrl. tlafks.
dale. Mis- inf thr following LrfUu uufk
hg-Uio County HsgDil1ia ~ % "a Apo cubic
Janis
Tuuica Couuty-scgiIons - o. q, s0,0oo cubic
yards
ulnioa County sections o. 10 ~ 7Ooo cubic
mulca County Sections o 10 %. QoN cutie
yHr"a
Tuulm County SECTIONS % 20 90 uIO0 cubic
yards
D0ihnma County Section "a. t0o cubic yari.
ClahomA County SECTIONS 10 90 NJ. 800 cubic
yards
Caahoma C0uaiy sections 20 iall, 1900 cubic
yards
iUut will b. rquifut in onr.ihiri me amount
Of ruufurt Namrs ul hHuimru must accompany
hlIa Ihr Ught HurrNUi iu rrirct nny aud an
bIif Ulil,u afr Invited tn examine the WORK 10.
iufr bidding Dot further Information apply 10
thr uudru.FuUl q ~. DANNY.
Chief Engineer. Clad adnic Miss
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4 Floyd & Moneys soda, with pure fruit
Juices and ice cold, is delicious beverage.
Try a.
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- REMovED ny TuE USE or cocoAiNE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
81 the hair.
Burnetfs Hayoring extracts arc tho
brsa
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ISsuRK your gin.houses In the Citlzons'
Insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Kon,'DlIir iFIccpl SUNDAY
lnst tnd dummy iAhe
Arrives and Departs irum Cot ihlrd aud Monroe
MIMI
ChrsapraI,u and ono IIpais.

Leaves Arrive,
siimliod ~ tilOpm eitmliet TX go 100 an
sMail aud En-. SLOAN eMail and Ks no. pm
iNtwhrrn Ao.. Aiipm lNcWhem 40. AS am
Limited expires trains run solit between Non
pals and L0uisyilo carrying Pullman hufei
bnwinr Room sleeping tnrs Mall aud Erpfuu
runs Hulid luiwwn Memphis AMI iuuifYlllr. car
ninr elegant seUpiur aud reclining chair cars con.
Meeting clnsrly st FULTON Tor Calm NJ Louis and
Chicago giving the only day tmn from Memphis
~ "a Louis Ticket uiiuU under lrlhulY tiutUl.
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DRiNg Ronkcrt's Soda aud Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main ~ lie keeps the best
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MemphIs carr,aEs works,

Nos. 81 AND 50 Madison STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles
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BATTERY PARK HOTEL,

ASHEvILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Open throughout the year. Elevation eco i.oi.
ayrraEo summer temperature "a. magnificent
mountain srenry. Hydraulic elevator. electric
lights and tells musiC hall tennis court. ladics'
billiard paflot aud bowling alley Beautiful drives
and nfsi class liyeD. No muaguitOoa. For dcscup
i've printed matter apply 10
JouN o.. STEELE. Manager.
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LATEST 10 Photographs a, Echard's. 7is
Main.
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IlIlnsis IenIraI "a. = !. DI,IsIoll.I

Leaves Aff'F1i
~. q Maii.......iu 1 pm ~ q Mana.......5 1Am
fHafdls ENpfurs go p.m .inriia iNuffssH. = ~ Hm
tAr'm a Lul fTft0am tAr'md lnl If.til tm
luuengcu between Memphis AMI tariit should
tato Atrilia expires o. local inlght as mail ifau
will not stop at stations between Memphis aud var
da The accommodation aud luCal ifrlfht carries
4 ruafh frr the accommodation uf lursl uuFtL
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DSE giCE SEw GROOM ooTrA0E no. II
- ~ ~. GaxnAM. ~ Main street.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

2269 Prizes amounting So q
All Prizes sold In tho United States full paid |
U, 3. Currency
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WHITE MAN To COOK APPLY IMMEDf.
w atcly at i5s Main street
NIvoODwoRRERA AT CUNNINGIIAMsw WAGON
w works, corner Monroe and ntsoio streets
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non,t. AID nnAnn.

topf~ AND NOANu.
A DESIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO GENTLE
~ men. with bathroom attached. no Court u
Az u.EgANr FRONT ROOM, SOUTHERN
~ cHfoiufc, with board. NJ " Madison street
IHofCE FROM Rooms. FURNISHED on UN
~ furnished, With o. Without b1afd hi 49, Union
street
nEiRABLE Rooms Win BOARD Ar q
II Madison street
L'tTGANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
~ tost Of table board 81 - ManH
I1LOOR on FivE Rooms. Also, ROOMS
u With 90 without board, corner Poplar aud roc.
oni stfvcig MIS- ". y NOON
L'URSisHED FRONT ROOM. WITH or WITH
II uut board, AZ ioi Court turci.
L'UHNHHrD ROOMS. WITH or WITHOUT
" boafd ~ Maiiaon ~ MIS- CHAPMAN
GOOD ROOMS WITH TIRsrCLAss BOARD
VI az % MADISON NJ
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WIN BOARD,
y also day hoariefs. a 30 shelby street
TWO HOONs-ONEF FURNISHED AID ONEuN
L utni.hcd-wiih board. q lb .ccond stfcet
rIIIiiEE on YOUR LARGE HOOMa VIVA Or
i without board. az suitable iof llgn house
keeping. al u Naftsi street
WILL BOARD UENrLENAs ASD wirE NJ
w private family, on car llnc. Jonas. Appcal
Dol SECOND Strict. FrRsisHKD Rooms.
- ~ with or without board.
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POLICE COURT.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. IS.
All Kong, charged with possessing
opium, was found not guilty and dis
charged.
Nina de Santos, charged with intend
ing to commit an offence, is nolle pros'd.
Six Cinnamon, charged with gaming,
were nolle pros'd.
G. Wells, for violating hack regula-
tons, was reprimanded and discharged.
All Won, for possessing opium on
Sept. 18th, was fined $50 and 81 costs
also sentenced to one hours hard labor.
One drunk forfeited bail, and another
was fined in usual amount.
CIVIL CASE.
Alma VS. David Manaku. Assumpsit
for $68 80 being balance for labor per-
formed. After hearing the evidence,
judgment was given for $51 O5 including
costs.
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Purser,s Memorandum.

The o. & O. s. S. Oceanic, G. H.
Kempson r. N. r. commander, left San
Francisco September 18th, at 4 :01 p. m.
Had strong northwest winds and high
sea for first two days, afterwards light
northeast winds and fine weather to
port-having arrived September IS,
1889; passage days and 2 hours.
Cargo-11 packages tea, packages silk,
1O4 packages merchandise and So pack
ages mails. In transit for Yokohama
and Hongkong 50 cabin passengers,
So U. S. seamen and 400 steerage pas
myers; At, 200 packages -four, 1895 pack
ages merchandise and 418 packages
treasure.
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q. |. ]. NJ. S. HIYEI.
Description of the VesseI-List of He1
Officers.

Description of the VesseI-List of Her
officers.
The Hiyei, S. Matsumura, captain,
dropped anchor in naval row yesterday
afternoon, thirty-seven days from Toxic,
Japan. This vessel is japanese train
ing ship, armor plated, and was built in
England. She runs an average speed of
IL knots, and her armament comprises
six l5-centimeter and two 17-centimeter
Krupp rifed guns. six machine guns,
two S-centimeter and two 71a-centimeter
field guns and two torpedo dischargers.
Her complement Of men is 333, includ-
ing officers. Following is the list OF
| officers:
s. Matsumura, Captain.
X. Migosh, Commander.
;. Sakuma, Chief Engineer.
\. Shlmiju, Assistant Engineer.
Lieut.. Gunner, T. Ishihara.
Navigating Lieut., S. Mayeda.
First Lieut., q. Saiki.
Engineering Lieut., j. Watanabe.
Paymaster, S. Nakao.
First Sergeant, III. Tonono.
Second Lieuts., S. Miyauchi and K.
Ikunaka.
Second Sergeant, T. Miyake.
Sub-Lieuts., i. Katsura, K. Togo, U.
Hanabusa, S. Jinguji, s. Kono and J.
Shiba.
Assist. Paymasters, N. Sakaguchi and
S. Yettoye.
Midshipman, K. Panimoto.
NlIdshlpmen's paymaster, Y. Kubota
forty cadets, and 263 non-commissioned
sailors. The Hiyei sailed from Toxic in
company with sister ship, the Komgo,
and these vessels kept in sight of each
other for seven days.
| will remain at Honolulu for about three
weeks and then proceed to Samoa and
afterwards to Fiji.
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The thirty-nine building lots on the
mauka side of King street, Kalihi, and
other government lands advertised in
the "By Authority column OF this issue,
will be sold at auction to-day at II noon
at the front entrance of Aliiol&ni Hale.
This is a rare chance to purchase resi-
dence lots at a cheap rate.
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DEPARTURES
SHIPPING NOTES.

h, steamer Pele brought % head cattle
Hawaii Yesterday.
|he schooner Mokuola brought 247 bags
som Eva Yesterday.
Ihs bark c. 0. Whitmore was moved
her old dock to the fish market wharf
safiay.
|Isteamer C. R. Bishop brought SIS
ssfce, 50 bags rice bran and 200 water
i. from other ports of this island.
|IA japanese training ship HIyei ar
tl&pt. 18th, 81 days from Toxic. Her
|gAp the KOmba may be looked for
tine as they both left the same day.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
Nj. Thompson,

M 1HUInUSOH,
author of the Digest of the Laws of the
District of Columbia, and author of Trea-
tse on Divorce and Equity, also author OF
Digest of Hawaiian Supreme Court Deci-
sions I'm preparatory, and Counselor
Office, corner Fort and Merchant streets
Honolulu, III. L., having discontinued
practice in Court, will examine and give
opinions in writing as to the validity OF
titles and claims to property, and for
ton and otherwise and answer nnest;nHs
of law and facts, supporting his opinions
by written statements of law and judicial
decisions. 62-4t 12S8-lt.
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Nansen's North Pole Expedition.

DIR. hansen has succeeded in secur-
ing 100000 for an expedition to
ward the North Pole next year. He
has been greatly encouraged by his
recent explorations in Greenland to
believe that he can go farther than
any previous explorers have been
able to go. He proposes to abandon
his ship and march northward with
boats and sledges so long as there is
any chance of approaching the Pole.
He will have but one small vessel,
manned by Norwegians, in his expe-
dition.