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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-30

Situated at kapalama, Honolulu, Island of
Oahu. and in HilO. Island of Hawaii. and more
particularly described as follows, viz:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-30
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BY JAS. F. MORGAN.
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE F!

Whereas, the mortgage hereinafter mentioned
tisement of the mortgages notice Of intention
to foreelOse. now therefore by order OF A j
Cartwright. Trustee of the Estate of W Holt,
late OF Honolulu Island Of Oahu, deceased,
dated 22d day of August, A d 1884, and recorded
in the office of the Registrar of Conveyances in
Liber 81, folios 270-3. am directed TO sell at
public auction
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

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sishs1 - exaRtHs, 61s shers - net tltas.
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SaG ssgs prepared - tsSslfy - - tbs @p-
p9laIlGeat c1 rs bskxs sserst oogRaelEsse.
Is i understood thai oas II them alsae1 -
JesGEy t14L - - asked ~ sSrse - his
coEzzait~se. bls eseiiAed so1ue decN-
LasutsTy ssidenee s4s9 Lac II D. Es-sssd.
al soeas testimony 0rersd - independents
witnesses asa - bs ign0Eed Il - deemed
s1sis4eis u take sP IAe i.sSstlg stioR a.
s3ol - p<.Ssi DE * an "a hlls the t<Al Is
h0l. ss one of Nj Ions sasek~Es assist
s8ts pax e II = SPECIAL kIsad jury ls sum
nloEe1 = l. expected GaAt soIae In0kaesrs
~ tks grand jury ali es recalled They
ali ts able u salighEsn their associates a.
% lie testimony already IL xnd "a - q0es-
l.eas " lGsBt4.y, et2
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
THE PRESIDENTS OUTING.

After Spending the Fourth at Woodsto Ok
Conn, Mr. Harrison. with His Family.
VIII Go to Deer Park for tho Heated
Term.
WASHINGTON, July The President, &c
companied BY Mrs Harrison, Secretaries
Tracy and Noble and Sir Julian Pauncefote.
the British Minister, viii leave here Tues
day for Woodstock, Conn, to attend the
Fourth OF July celebration at that place.
The party Will return Friday and the Presi-
dent and family will go to their cottage at
Deer Park. Md. where the President in
tends spending his vacation He viii be at
the White House every Tuesday and remain
until Friday, and then rsturn - Deer Park
10 stay from SATURDAY unlu 3 saay.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
NOT GUILTY.
Acquittai OF Man on Charge OF NJ urder
Committed Twenty-Fise Years Ago.

Acguittai OF - Man Charge OF NJ urder
Committed Twenty-fise Years Ago.
MT VERSos, Ky, July lon the 18th of
November. 1861. William Higginbotham
l5-year-old boy was riding along the road
shouting for JET Davis when he was killed
by j. Logan sismsn. who lied and was
never heard OF for twenty -lye years he
was finally located in Missouri and
brought here for trial The case re-
suited in hung jury and sigman
was released on bond The trial h&s
been postponed from time TO time until
last Monday, when it was called with
Judge Morton, OF the Lexington district,
on the bench The jury held out two days,
eleven for ncqeittal and one for convic-
ton, and finally agreed on a verdict of not
guilty This ID the case in which the Grand
Army of the Republic took such proGi-
IL ut part when Sigman was arrested
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

CIEvuAND. o. July Mrs Catherine
Arnold. residing AZ No rs Cobleigh street
attempted TO start a FIRE Sunday morning
With kerosens The oil exploded and va
thrown over her clothing which took fire
and turned furiously An Ambulance vas
called and she was removed TO the hospital
dying after four hours Of terrible suffering
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
COERCION IN lRElAnn
Editor - BEisa Arrested While Nskiag {.
sSeses at CsEk-rhs knT.gsa fspei.es
fDEage la . Struggle with tie Police
nx.y fsr.oa. Ioi4rsl-

Coax. Jul, William o'ETien. meInb Der
of P2Tiianen. Tor Cork sod Hr Patrick
u bfisn. member from Monaghan. spoke al
d crowded meeting here sunday. When
Mr. William % bTieu had finished LIS speech
the police. who we're present IN force. took
him into custody This action caused great
Excitement among the populsoe aud
they began 10 stone tie police, who
taereupOn charged upon them, injuT-
ing many persons, including Mr. Patrick
q bTien This gentleman, though scarcely
able 10 walk. having been severely handled
by one OF the policemen ia the course Of the
charge upon The populace. stepped up 10
Mr.. William y Bfien where the police were
holding him and shook hands with him.
The excitemen at here Is at fever heat and
disorder continues Other meetings were
held az many points in the vicinity OF CORK
Thirty eight persons were treated az In
frnaries for wounds on the head Some
reported that they had beeu hit with the
butt ends OF the policeinens rires Patrick
O'Brien Is in a critical condition
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

ArBAsr. n Y. July Mrs Rubens, WIRE
Of Morris Eubens. dealer in crayon por-
traits residing at 379 Clinton avenue. and
her SIX months-old son were found dead iD
bed early sunday morning Tho mother
had long been a sufferer from Bnghts dis
ease, and IL IL supposed that she. becoming
unconscious before her death rolled on the
child and sInothered II to death The
woman was alone ia the house with her
children when she expired
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

PTTIsBUggH. Pa, July The strike st
tie great steel plant OF Carnegie Co.
against the scale proposed by The arm vas
declared on al a meeting II Amsgxfnsted
workIaen SUNDAY. The strike viii affect
about z. 49, men. II whom !. 20 are mem
hers O. the Amslgsmstsf Association and
the rest lsb0Ters and mschinists The lat
ter will be Organized IN an Amalgsnaated
lodge as soon ~ the strike Is fairly ON. The
fight promises - hs bitter and long drawn
out. - both sides are a. tsTTained
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

CstTTsEooGa Tenn July / ~ The Traces
man ia its review OF the industrial sitah-
ton in the Soush Gays that during tie lssi
three months ~ new industries have
been estsblishsd among them ~ cottor
Ard wooden mills. - fopndriss ans
machine sboTs - mining and susrrying
companies 10 Isiirosos. 80 v0oa-wor ius
establishments blast fgrhaoes. 3 rolling
mile 90 oil mills and u pottsries
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

EI1esss Fs1ss y July ! --os,iisls n
Grsssm sest his barre - Ia sale Hstty-
oaT ard "a sunday t>os q - CtipT-ws
Ont snd ist Il erift oovr the river ns1
ever t1s B0rseshes fsils u vss Drof-s
fEto Thousand pieces n the rapids sof ths
Tieoss were se-a going ever This settles
ths es-etzsr sifb afrshsas- spd hs VII
Bessr stternps - Fe ever ~. fails IN TO
srrt<rf ko.l
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

CIScISSATt. July I. - By order OF tho
State Central Committee of the Union Labor
party. Charles Jcnk, chairman; j.. A. Weir,
secretary. a call has been made for mass
State convention. 10 convene in Lima. o.
July IA. for the purpose of putting a state
ticket in nomination All are invited to
participate in its deliberations who indorse
unequivocally the platform of principles
adopted at Cincinnati by the National con
vention of the Union Labor party june IL,
L -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

NsssTsergs. galf a. ] - Presidsnf hiss
usds tt5s following Cons8isr NVpyint
uents FHaua r sorsf7y - Mss So Pc.
e. Guavseuli EswsFa 6os8sRe~ =
kaans a. 81 Jhouss r Dssiei 8 Hsb-
bsrd ~ AnDEoerg 1tsrmzay Hugo N
sfsrkl51 ~ Missouri ~ bremen FlisisD
? t}unseil - SeV Ssrk ~ ssnek.ss-r
John A 7 tbift< 81 coanee1scnt 81 fsrs5-
feed Est-ert Turnss. - Esusss "a
Caaz p hzHpsss. - ksns&s, 81 ~
so1as
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
MRS. HAYES.
An Eloquent Tribute to the Deceased
Lady by "a Washing ton Minister.

WASHINGTON, July IA large congregs-
tion Sunday night heard Rev. Reese Muir
ray, OF the Central Church, eulogize Mrs
Lucy Webb Hayes, his text being "She
hath done what she could" He contrasted
the lives of the women who do good with
those whose most serious thought is Of
selfish pleasure. Mrs Hayes he said, bad
"a character OF the very brightest type, and
he spoke eloquently OF her home life Her
action in abolishing wine from the White
House was referred TO Us one OF the brayest
and most courageous acts attributable To
woman in tho nineteenth century. Her
whole lie was Is valuable lesson to the
vnnnp women of the present day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

PoRr HUEox. Mich. July ] -ssturos,
morning about o'clock ~ the west bound
express train oB the Chicago Grand TRUNK
railway was passing Immst ~ the rate 81
about forty miles sss hour II struck mis-
placed switch ard went into the ditch. The
engine. tender. mail car. express car. two
coaches and two pullmans went Oh arc
were more OF less damaged. hui 10 one
Killed tsix PERSONS were injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
H0VShaN ISpenlNy Vacation?
Is THE QUESTION IN EVERY PER-s
SONS MIND JUST NOW.
The Phoenix Furniture Co,
CAN TELL YOU HOW.

In place of travelling away off where the
journey is tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm i'm clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the tai bic fare is meagre and the beef
steak pounded to pulp, just look at your
Grand apidS home as SOuthernerS view it,
take n day at Macatawa Park and another
at the Lake where the expense is only Il trife
figure what it would have cost you to visit
the NipigOn the White Mountains and
spend the amount you might have spent in
travelling in adjoining your homes, the spot
OF all spots most dear to a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

THREE PEOPLE KILLED.

Serious ResuIts-Sfsny Passengers In
jurcd.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. July l-Thc limited
express was sitchec Just outside the city
limits Saturday sftsrnoon Three persons
were killed and several badly injured The
accident was caused by the spreading Of
the rails where a gang OF men were at work
reiaying the track. The engine passed over
ell right. but the rails spread under the
baggage car. One passenger coach and two
drawing room cars went over on their
sdes and landed in the ditch The rear car
left the track but did no, turn over.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

Crsc1sxkT1. July Twenty Eve ssioon-
keepers we're arrested suBdsy for violation
81 the Sunday clestes law. THE has seen
the mort quiet day siBc@ TIRE Law su6 Orosi
Lesrue frvt took So hand the matter 81 sn.
forcing the Law Fiscksrs garden IN ~.
suburbs one q 81. laTgsst TO- sbs cstE va
open. Pct n 81. evening The propfistof
We arrested snd lie Yiars closed
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
A Cleveland Th-at.r Burned.

CLEvEIASD. O., JuiE The Academy 81
Music. the oldest place of amusement in
tie city. wss gutted by TIRE at O'Clock Sun
CAV NOR .ng. every thing between the
walls and frss foor being burned out The
los On TIE building y bich belongs 20 The
A Montpelier estate. VII reach g.. 600
on which there = an Insurance. 81 s. 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

sHsEeress Vk JURY Tnsrnss Sears
. vsTsiins ssissssr Ser tie Cro-ksr Orr
Ccn5,snv sue Tssy b-sur . psfnter fei
from a sssssie ~ To- fvtytk ss~rv - So
Cre-k.T fsesery - tas rrouna Tony EraHs
sise seoA after frpss fraotufs - ts.s - OIL
Jsoss>s ss.xrns is siisr are nay r.eoFsr
-as breaking o . hosk 0szssa shs 49,
1sEt
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

PETr ADsIFslt. JAW 1-1he ct sspT.ne
treasurer - tae ORDER - Tent GT>orEs
Wrseht 80 sent - Eavarns8ssug 7frser
Satarasv sftsTnoo8 n dsfaalt q g. 80
bsil ca = ehsrrs q ezs sszaisrnsns
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

Fsrs ErrFs Nass TaiF I-o~e- dozez
cs~-.ssas - cattle ksv. fe@n esss-s
sssore zt EorseHe-x Besca Fsstsforz SD
eas-s 81 - fr-ra ssnse cattle Eseaaasr. -
e.aez szseA2xs. ssrsYsx. = zS~SsS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

Pans. July The Peace convention at
Tsris. oompossd ~ representative of the
different countries 81 Tie earth is vel at
tended. and important results are eEpscisd
- be rsschss ~ that body IN TIE matter o.
citing fnterDstsonal difficulties
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

wIsBrxsTox July There IL 10 longer
any doubt about en- extra SESSION q Gem
press IRE President tod h@gTe%~ntstiTe
Thomas Rrogn. - Indians. saturday
that n .hosl5 call 0Bs about TIE middle u
ffetr4.ar
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

wtsETTsTuS. 9uiy In aocordsnc. vita
sreas-ss - the Nefusns Ckrtstisu Tenn
persnc> Union - TIE District ~ cs,lurnhls
Pr.sidsut Harrison hss i-ss-d Instructions
tisst no liquor slisil BE sole % 60. Gevers-
.8@nt reservation duFlng Ga. enosEnpuesl
g ths District ksfssnsi Cuar1s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

AUsrTN. Tex. July IA be American Cot
ton SEED Oh Company II A-E Jerssy hss
purchased tn q ths cottaa FL mills In
Texas nd On Saturday amendments 20 TIE
sevsral charters we're sled IN the sa3ce a
~ Secrstary q Sssse terminsting ao6
aiSsaivlng fhe csrpoEs1isnz
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

IzSENsrex kT., JAR After tretfing =
r1iis trisi bsas "a g. here Saturday p 7.
klbsrt. ATesr cd sfsiiisn ~ ksnsbTife,
dsxs silv-riock ~ H<fa brine TsFns f.L
t@a6 fro-u -. Effects 81 sesrt Gisssss Els
sFnsT cCnsi5srs a. loss % De g. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02

BosTov gaiT 2 At Eng ia sybdieste :,
SD 20 BE- 3 7ipg Nsssschasstts sbp- fac
tories The 80 - itshraent = n Norts
icy ~ Tyna. r ssia r. BE- 10 arst ess %
re.r7f
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
nishing n house comfortably iS to be found
i'm the most attractive form. and when the
vacation season il over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
neighbOr who spent his money i'm railroad
fare and ut summer hotels. i'm TO your beauti-
full home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-02
kIPPOlYTE'S MARCH.
He Expects to lave I2.ooo Men Befo,
Port au Prince by July q.

Port na IFInre nv july O
New York, July The steamer Drama.
from Gonaives Juno "a. has arrived She
brings the following account OF the state
If Affair. at Gonsives when she sailed
HippoIyte was marching mis- men 10 Port
al Prince and expected % have 1900 men
before that city b. July 8 The south has
arise aud sent to Hippoiyts asking that
arms and ammunition be sent them. prom
ising 10 march en- Port an Prince ia con
junction With Hippolyto troops
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
sept 25-l,429 bales cotton, !. 2l8 bbls rosn. az
DOS spirits turpentine. % cars lumber I35 ca es
can goo is, cars wood. car cattle. 800 boxes
Iard, organs. 100 sacks flour 80 bbis -four :
boxes oranges, 6 bales hides, , bbls water 10
pigs mdse, lot furniture.
FER Charleston and Savannah Railway Sept
S9IS9 bales cotton, 10 bbs spirits turpentine. 5
Dds rosin, car empty bbls car pyrlteS, ( cars
FocK, car beer. cars wood / lot goods /
ran go sacks rough rice, case clothing, /
bdl ouriaps, bale pillows and holsters, / box
SundrieS, spring 10 bbls hams Is nest tubs (
Kegs rivets bdl washboards, 8 bdls pals Co
pumps, bbls fixtures, - crates tinwsre, / Dbl
tlnware, II nests trunk', case bats, 2 pumps /
COX wheels, 10 pkgs tobacco, 4 bbls whisky, so
rolls paper
Per Central Railroad. Sept s5-4.Os7 bales cot
ton, d obls spirits turpenline 25l bbls rosln s.
oaies yarn, l75 bales domestics, Q bales hides 8
odls leather. bds paper, So pkgs tobacco. 792
oaies hay, lSO, 200 lbs bacon is bblS whisky, IS
obls fruit, hf bbls whisky. 80 bbs beer. 10 doz
brooms, PIP pkgs mdse, bales paper stock, 20l
empty ools, cars cotton seed Is sacks peanuts,
5S ools cotton seed oil. 70 boxes hardware, l5N
oo,s grlts cars stone, 8 bales plaids, 2i) half
DDS peer, 10 cases eggs, 40 pkgs furniture, 40
ools Hour 29,4i0 lbs flour, IS cars lumber 81
head horses e cords wood, / car barrel ma
terlal, car dressed lumber, 10 casks clay, 25C
Dds vegetables, 10 cases liquor, . boxes wax, 8
pieces machinery, buggy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. Sept. Is, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 5d5@ per cent. Elk
cnauge-long, 81 s33494 "a; short. "a 57169
3 S73l Government bonds n ,glected. State
bonds duh and heavy.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie 49,. .. 90 Rchmd & w. PE.
C licago & NorJI 1l3l6 Terminal. ...... 2314
Lake Shore 49,. 1861 Western Union. S4S4
Norf. & W. pref. 5i12
200 p. m.-Exchange quiet and steady.
Money easy at 40A6 per cent. Sub-treasury bal
ances-God, Si55, 493, 900; currency. S14,630. 90
Government bonds dull aud heavy: four per
cents 1277S; four and half per cent coupons
lO55k State bonds dull and featureless
The stock market to-day was but little diff
ferent from that OF yesterday anil the past
week, and while dull and stagnaDt for greater
portion of the stocks, few specialties showed
either greater strength or weakness Tbs
London market was remarkable strong this
morning, especially for Louisville and Nashville
which, it is believed, the foreign pool intend to
keep up until the S13,000,0)0 new stock has
been taken That stock was the feature of the
forenoon, and in London was up Ia per cent.
from last nights price here and though 1t
opened at an advance of only "a per cent at
1884 1t was forced up to 1914, and held in that
neighborhood throughout the day Its activity
was by far the most remarkable feature, and il
furnished nearly a quarter OF the entire deal
ings in railroad shares. The rest of the market
did not respond TO strength In Louisville and
Nashville, and sugar trusts after opening
terday. but Afterwards recovered the los when
the general rnarket began to mend. The bears
brought considerable pressure on the list IN the
forenoon, and Bu ltngton. LacKawanna and
Northern Pacific preferred were specially weak
under the attack. Tennessee Coal. hoTeger,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER rs. 1899.

So o.: optioas-Sentember delivery sos No
,ember delivery 50 s. Freights firm; cotton
81 d. grain Sid biz.
CHICAGO. sept. so.-There was big specula-
tive trade IN wheat again to-day. though the
volume of business was scarcely larger than
vest riay. The market was erratlc and full OF
surprises. For some time It looked IKE bear
maFSet, and. as though the opening 1sures-s c
for Decsmber-was going 10 be top. 30 general
was the rea. iziug early that prices broke nearly
a cent; but the bear element did not press
their luck, an before noon there was rally OF
1Sc from inside figures. Later the market ex-
Per enced another substantial bulge, which
carried December to S2lSG5S2tsc and May TO
SSsc. Cables were mixed. During the last
half of the session a decidedly strong tone was
developed, and prices reached their highest
range, the final closing figures being at the OK
treme top. September, October and year made
a net gain for the day OF I4GDSsc and December
and May An5Sc Corn was moderately active
and a shade easier. Trading was largely of
local character though some outside country
business was transacted in the way Of selling
October The market opened at about yeSteIt
days closing prices. was steady for Il ne,
then sold of nc, ruled quiet and iuctuated but
little, closing shade lower than yesterday
Oats were quiet and steady, without new feat
tive, with trading chiefly In November and
January deliveries. The market was stronger,
prices 5@1l0c higher, and closed comparatively
steady. Quite good business was done in lard
and the feeling was decidedly stronger. Prices
we're advanced 71eSD10c, aud the appreciation
was fairly well supported. Short ribs were
quiet, with nothing doing.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
SOI6c; No. red s6l6c. Corn-No. ., s10815sc.
Oats-Eo. 2, 1870. dess pork 81 1910. Lard
at So 1096 l2I9. Short ribs Sides loose, S. ESQ
5 80. Shoulders 81 S711Ge4 80. Short clear sides
S. S7I$05 so. Whisky at 81 OF,
Leading fusures ranged as follows:
ODaninR H1gloSL Closing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26
From the Dublin Freeman'S Journal.


Thirty years ago the prettiest woman in
Paris was Blanche Pierson; now it Is NIL O.
Depoix. The first was fair, the secopd Is
dark; the first, even in her youth, had the
dimpled plumpness which, unluckily, be-
came vexatious obesity; the second is slen-
der and thin, all muscle. without a suspi-
cion of fatness-just a due covering Of flesh
on her boues.
The fact is she is pretty, distinctly and
charmingly pretty, with dark hair clinging
to her forehead, clear, deep eyes, black eye
brows drawn with a single stroke Of a
masters hand, ard long, oval face. and
something sweet aad maidenly and yet
sensual in her whole person, and, above all,
the distinction which promises q woman Of
the world. There is no sign OF the free
and.easy airiness which stamps the common
actress; everything about her is cl fitting,
close-buttoned, neat and in good TASTE !;
nothing to catch the eye or divert attention
from that charm NC head on which we ga o
with restful pleasure.
This beauty, this aristocratic witcherv,
needs no frills or fu bellows. 1t has fou "a
its proper setting-a stamp OF resery,
almost of disdain. That is what We see Oh
the boards wheA she PLAYS, where she is to
be seen, for that is all that IS required #
her: she need no speak.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26
CONSIANEFs

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Sent
3-Transfer ONCE. Baldwin & Co, Woods & Co,
Garnett, & Co, w w Gordon & Co, Baker & q,
" w Chisholm, z Williams & Co, II A Ulmo,
Peacock. II & Co, j ? Torrent. q O Haines, Mr.:
Padgett, Commercial Cuano Go, L. Cohen
agt, Savannah Guano Co, C Kolshorn & Bro, 7
BUCHANAN, Brown Bros Savannah Freight Agt
" Boley q SON. a Thomas, / q Haas. Fried
Moore & J., Bycl q s. S Guckenhelmer Son,
ID Weed & Co. Palmer Bros, A Ehrlicn Bro,
A G. Rhodes & Oo.-Morning News, Finn Bros, W
Diers. Propeller Tow Boat Co.
Fer Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Sept 25--Fordg Office, W Tiedeman & Bro,
q w Haslam. Dale D & Co, McDonough & Co
II Myers & BROS, r B Cassels Bush & Mel, W
w Amair A B Hull Co. A Enrich & Bro. WIN
Jones, Frank & Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co. w T
Hardee, N Henderson, II Myers & Bros, w i
Simkins & Co. Byck & s, Fretwell & N, s
Newton, E Lovelfs Sons, Standard OIL Co. b II
Levy & Bro Meinhard Bros & Co, Frierson / Co
s P Shotter & 90, W d Simkins & Co, l @ Haas
W II Price. Davis Bros, l Epstein & Bro, Riesel
& s, A Miller & Co, Lippman Bros. Butler'& s
NJ y Lewman & Co. G Eckstein 6 Co. BAKER & y
g NJ Heidi & Co, A Letter & Son. b Y Dancy
W w Gordon & Co. Garnett, S & COZ NJ Farley
Co, Baldwin & Co, e T Roberts. Woods & Co
Peacock, H & Co, II NJ Conner & Co, Heron & G.
Jno Blannery & Co, NJ Maclean & %, Warren q
A, IS Wood & Bro, Montague 4 Co. } P VIII
liams q Co.
Per Central Railroad, Sept 25--Fordg Agent,
H NJ Conner & Co, W W Gordon & Co, Mark &
Co, NJ Farley. Baldwin & Co. Montague & Co.
Jno FlannAry & Co. Heron & @. Warren q A,
Woods & Co. Butler & s, NJ Y ed Mcintyre,
J Wood & Bro, M Maclean q Co. Stanley az s,
W W Chisholm. Garnett, s & Co, Lippman Bros.
] P Williams & Co, Thos Bowden, Smith Bros,
w D Simkins, Geo Meyer, Kavanaugh & B, X Il
Richards, Guckenheimer & Son. Harden,
Enterprise L Co, L Lovel's Sons, r D Walker,
Miles & B, Southern Cotton OIL Co, g Dray-
ton, Blount Stave Co. J s Collins & Co, A r
Mackey. Herman & K, w Nell g. Co, Lindsay
& NJ, j Douglas C f Suits & Co, Teeple & O.,
Kavanaugh & 3. A II Champion, Epstein & w,
M Y Henderson, A Miller & Co, Moore & j. w
B Brannen, Mrs b Griffin ID Altick's Sons,
l. Putzel, Epstein 81 Bro McDonough & Co,
Warren & A. Lee Roy Myers & Co, nohr Bros
G w Tiedeman & Bro Eckman & V, RIeser Il S.
Lippman Bros, Maj John Schwarz. Joe Fried.
Strauss Printing Co. j D Weed & Co, Miss Sallie
Phillips, A Ehrlich & Bro. Ferst's Sons & Co,
A Ensteins Sons. Ludden & B, Ohlander Bros,
Bacon, b & Co. Stillwell, NJ & Co.