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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
ORANGE COUNTY.
Christmas aud New Years News - Per-
sOnals.


sonals.
ORANGE. {. H., December 81. lSSS.-
The old year is closing amid gloom and
rain. but ere il is thing OF the past, we
send YOU a few lines from our midst.
Christmas day has come and gone,
bringing 10 some sad hearts a. they re-
membered friends full OF life and health
on the past anniversary, now silent in the
crave. Yet these sorrow not as those
without hope, for as Christ was clothed
with "a natural body this Christmas day,
so they look forward TO the resurrection
morn when clad in a spiritual body their
dead shall live anew.
On Friday night the citizens OF orange
participated in a great treat in tae
presence among us of Mrs Bessie Mil 3
oton of whom Northern and Southern
napers alike make such favorable men
lion. Mrs Oton is by birth a ken
tuckian Marrying at the early age OF
M. She became a widow At %, and is now
supporting herself by her great talent.
She is of medium stature, modest, sell
possessed, not regularly pretty, but
exceedingly graceful and attractive IN
appearance. As an elOcutlOnlst she can
scarcely be surpassed; her recitationss
are i'm costume and she has a wonderful
power over her audience. Persons a-e
divided In sentiment as 10 whether hei
rorfe is tragedy OF comedy
must not conclude without mention
ing the Leap Year hop given by the
Indies To the sterner sex. Old bachelors
Welding TO the inspiration Of the moment
leaned with unusual agility, a. il TO show
that neither time nor rheumatism had
made mroads upon them. Your craft
was represented by Mr. James Robinson
of Durham. y. c., who was present with
his accomplished wife. \ toothsome
collation. was spread which was muci
enjoyed.
Count Mitkiewitz and wife arrived
last night The Counts wife is a daagh
ter of Mr. f. J. Marshall, Of this place
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Panic In "A Church.

New YORK, January l.-During the
celebration Of high mass in 81. Mary ;
Church, Long Island City, at 10 o'clock
to-day. the evergreen decorations of the
altar took fire from the candles and the
flames caused panic and stampeded the
congregation. The burning material was
soon pulled down by some lool-headed
persons and the panic abated. There
were no serious results.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE.
northern and Southern Branches to Co
operate.

NEW YORK January The commit,
tees representing the Northern and
southern branches Of the Presbyterian
Church have agreed TO adjourn at noon
today to meet in Baltimore April 24th.
The proceedings of the conference Will
not be made public until definite
action is taken. A member of the South
ern committee states that a considerable
exists as to the nature
of the conference. Ii was not lis aim he
saws. to consider how organic union
of the TWO divisions might be effected but
to devise means for cooperation upon
certain lines of work particularly
home and foreign missions and the
educating and eyangelizing of the
freedmen. il was 10 these matters
that the conference had directed atten-
lion and apparently with a good show
of success
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THE COLoRED ROMAN CATHOLICS
First Congress Of the Kind in America.

FITNt tuhkitH7 "I VI" fNIII" II y
WAsurNeToN. d. c., January The
Convention of Colored Catholics met in
ST. Augustines Church to-day. lt was
the FIRST Congress of the kind ever held
i'm America Previous to the Convention,
Father Toton. colored priest, cele-
brated Grand High Mass Cardinal Glib
bons preached on physical political,
religious. civil and moral liberty.
There were about POO delegates present
from an parts of the country, Mr.. W.
II. smith, Librarian of the House OF KEEP
resentauves, in his address of welcome,
spoke of the wonderful growth of Cath
olicity among the colored race in the
United States since the wal. The con-
venuon will remain in session several
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THE SCnROOP SCHlLLING MURDER.
A cold. nIooded Crime Committed.


PHILADELPHIA. PA, January l. In
vestigaiion shows not only premeditatlon
of the minutest character on the part ol
Jacob Schr0op 10 kill his partner Anten
Schilline. on Christmas day, but II
the analysis Of tho iniestines, as
suspected that il will, shows that
poison AS well as butchery was used in
the murder, the chain of guilty pariicipa-
tion will fasten all the more tightly about
the woman now in the Philadelphia hos
pital
She denied that she knew anything OF
the matter until Schroop was arrested.
The daughter of the murderer to-day
fixed December 10th as the day when
the previous attempt which failed TO XIII
the man by poison was made by
SchroOp al the investigation OF the coro-
ner. and il is now thought rSchoOp ad-
minisiered a dose of laudanum TO Schil-
ling on Christmas morning, and
cut of her legs soon after the
man became insensibe. 1t IS also
thought he struck the dying man IN ihe
face so as 10 produce an injury
which might look as If a scuiiie
took place and that on a plea
of quarrel he might escape
the gallows The details of his COMES
sion are therefore not entirely believed.
Dr. Formavd, the coroner's physician,
has the iniestines for the purpose OF
ANALYSIS. When he finishes his examina-
tion, the inquest will take place Cor
oner Ashbridge is holding of the dates
until the police have fully made up their
case
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

DENVER, Col, January THE ses-
sion of the Colorado General Assem- bly,
which begins tomorrow will elect a
United States Senator TO succeed Senator
Bowen. The candidates for the position
are: Senator Bowen, ex-Congressman
Symes. ex-senator Tabor, ex-senator
Chilcotte Rev. DR.. David Ii. Moore, and
+ q WOlcOtt
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

BALTIMORE, MD, January l.-Con-
gresham c. W. Gibson is confined to
his room, in this city, by an attack OF
erysipelas in the face and head lie
will moi be in his seat in the House OF
Representatives for some time.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

Ask your druggist foI Browns Bron-
cLial Balsam. UneXceiled as q remedy
FOR coughs. colds, bronchitis and all alice
tlons OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied hv G.. W. Lahmer. druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va
TeIrnhnna O.
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\ PREACHER MARRIED..

An interesting marriage occurred this
morning IN Chesterfield county. at the
residence of the bride, Miss \. f. Brad
lev. Rev r. w. Maxey, of the Virginia
Conference. was the happy bridegroom,
and Rev. r. \. Sledd of Norfolk, was
the officiating clergyman. The mar
riage was largely attended both bride
and groom being widely known and
esteemed. The bridal party went North
for their wedding tour
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s,eambost Nntohe1 Lost.

New ORLEANS, La, January 1.-The
steamboat Natchez, owned by Thomas
p. Luthers, struck snag near Lake
Providence last night, and was beached
in shallow water on the opposite side OF
the river. She cost 100000 but could
probably be replaced for $4,000, and Is
pArtlY insured
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emergency


Aihh7thi' "'7 ~" '''f ''''' -'~'''
Richmond Theatre Boston Ideals Matinee
Martha. "23l Nlrhi. Carmen : p. iu.
Nqurt Academy $50 performance.
Broad Street Opera Iouse-Joscph j. Sulli
van The Black Thorn matinee 2D 7. NJ.
'' The Black Thorn might. O'Clock
Mu-ec Theatre Varieties p. NJ.
Putnam.s Comi0uc -VarIetics-s j.. M
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SOUTHERN PlG-lROy.

It's Development During the Past Year.
BALrMoRE, MD, January SPECIAL
reports totbe HanNfactures Record show
that the total production OF pig-iron IN
The South last year was l965OO net tons
divided hv States and compared with
1873, qg follows.
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$500
Mems and Youths Fancy Check Che

Mems and Youths Fancy Check Che
yiots-Beautiful Brown Check Css'i-
mere and Fancy worsteds, all in light
and dark colors. The most extremely
fashionable fabrics made up in most
fashionable manner-and eel mate. Per
feet in ft--as are they all. These goods
have never been offered for less than
500, s22, and Ss4 per suit. Now
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria'
mn

CLARKE. pIod. af the residence of his
father. No. tl6 West Main street, December
8Ist. lsss, h. NJ. u. CLARKE. Jr.
Funeral services viii Do held at the above
residence THIS Wednesday MORNING at
lUa'clock Friends are invited tO attend.
TURNER Died, Tuesday evening, January
!. lrzp af a quarter 20 O'Clock Major FRANK
p TURNER
Tie funeral wlll take place from his late
Tesidenoe 2Ii Eist Lcight street, TIT hSDAf
MOKNING at il o'clock
Pon Tobacco ma. papos ploas9 copy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

4 IN. going t0 commence moving out
stock a tobacco from the Planters and
Merchants warehouse and storing same
in Shockoc warehouse. Owners OF to-
bacco stored in the former warehouse
will please take notice. and attend TO the
matter of insurance of their holdings.
lsignell JouN A HUGcHEsoN'
Proprietor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

The production of 1883 shows an IN
crease of 10000 tons over 1887, while
the total productions for the whole
country was about 100000 tons less in
1883 than i'm 1897.
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c. =. Ia. itington and the Baltimore and
nhia.

CISciNNArr, ONO, January lit is
umored here 10. ,y, that G. +. Hunting
ton is trying 10 get .ontroi OF the Baili-
more and Oils railroad system.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

This Arm conducts a GENERAL REAL ks-
TATE BUSINESS, and is fglly prepared 70
execute any orders connected with the Par-
chase or sale OF Property.
Special attention given to the sale OF Msn-
srnl Iands. 5jse-et
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ORR PETERSBURG LETTER.
New Years In the Cockade City-internai
Revenue Exports for the hear-Matri-
nlonial-A Brilliant German.
Especial 10 the TDEs


PErERsBuRG. VA, January Accord
ING 10 the statistics of the internal reve-
nue. office in this city, the exports of
manufactured tobacco from Petersburg
during 1888. are unprecedented in the
annals of the office During the past
year there were exported by tobacco
manufacturers here the enormous guam
tity Of j425,0G5 pounds, an excess over
the exports Of 1887 Of nearly one and
quarter million pounds An idea Of the
immense amount OF export tobacco manu-
factured here may be gathered from the
facts that in 1883 the foreign shipments
from this city exceeded those from Rich.
mond by more than million pounds.
The internal revenue collections here
were very large, amounting nearly 10
S4OO 900
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE.
---r-~-~~1~e-e--------.-
FIXTURES FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPLETE OUT
FIT FOR MANUFACTURING
CHEWING TOBACCO.
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust from W. A.
Biankenship x Co., dated January ~, 1888, duly
recorded, We viii sell by auction Al me
FACTORY No. 70 North Twentieth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889,
commencing az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the MA
CHINERY, FIXTURES, &C, used IN com
plete tobacco factory, conslstlngot IL 1DhAl +
lie PREsSE~ AND SHAPING PRESSES,
BOILER. ENGINE, sIEAM iPdSG' ~
LICORICE BOILER TINS, IRONS POI,
PRESSES and POTS. BOX SCREWS, and
i'm fact. everything necessary TO operate nrst-
class factory. 49,.
sale. as an opportunity Il offered 10 select and
purchase first class fixtures.
Also large lot OF Plug and Leaf ilobacco.
FavOrings. once, fixtures, etc, VIII 3e
offered nj the same time. -
10 LANE STERN,
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
gia I3t Trustees.
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UGSTEDOBY 4 SINGLE GEse<sc,
w tleman. nicely furnished room,witl IT
stove or fireplace In quiet part ot city: Ay'S
dr,ss ~" lSJ East Main street. sta'hsi--
terms
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Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trimmed baskets. A suitable gift for
young and old.
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vyyANTED 10 COPIES OF sun {
w DAYS TINES. srH December "a
dress II. :. p. o. Box ~. oei y
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NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
w Mr. c. VI. FEBRELL t0 an interest
in our business, Tho firm name will remain
as heretofore. II. ". ROUNTkEE BRO,
Rlchmnnd. Va. january |. lssa la2-lt
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Cnstorla has met with pronounced favor on
the part of phy. icians. pharmaceutical socie-
tees. aud medical authorities. 10 is used hy
physicians with results most gratifying. lhe
present extended use of Custora s unques
tlonahiy the result of three facts. lst, The I'm
dl.nutshle evidence that 30 is harmless 3D.
That lf not only allays stomach pains and qui-
efs the nerves. but assimiiatcs the food, and.
Oh It's au agreeable and perfect substitute
rreas,or oil. It is absolutely safe. lt does
DOT contain ans opium. morphine, or other
ntrcoilo-unuke Soothing syrup, bieman's
Drops. Godfrey Cordial. &C., 10 docs not stu
pefj. This IS "a good de,l for u medical Journal
tosay. Our duty. however. is 60 expose dan
ger and record tho means of advancing health.
Ihe day for poisoning innocent children
through greed or igq0ance ought 90 end
To our knowledge, Castoria isa remedy which
produces complsure and hcalth oy regulating
iho system mot bY Supplying it-and o4r
readers nff fnf.lltl Co thr lulNl uiAi ol t4''' .
Jolva1i ~ hfa.h.
81 feqqra casfofiq ~ 0ss ~ tif BET rfatdie'
~, cAllr,n fin ttiat 0W ofqtolnied. ha''
yoess,5ed GO .n my practice 70 ssterdi h"aie'
yeleaag aad % gaze efceilinf sq'i.faciioN. Ihope
ntdey q. tof far disfqaf rhfa p.0fi0s uH con-
sids, ne rsal iaiOoi cr 0s,r eiai,ea, and "''
Cpi0,la ilshad ~ ne tar.0as qHaek nosfft"''
s,lih ore dssffop,no neir iotsd ones, By fore'"g
og.up.. n.orJAine. ,ooHbg yr4p. and oter harf
rli aoesfs doieu naf 0roat. neJe5y sanding man
q prsnata0t grotes."
Du. j. +. KIScHELoE.
conaoy. AK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Catarh cured, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh REM
cdv Price so cents. Nasal Injector
free OwENs & MINOR DRU0 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

DERSONAL NOTICE.-ALL PER
sons having claims against l.. POW khs
as agent. will present them for payment, ana
an persOns Indebted 20 him will come forward
tia2.3t. L. POWERS. Agent.
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CO-PANTNERSuIP.


RfCHMoND. Va. January /, lsss.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed co-pariner'hp under the
name and style of
wufrTLE. SELDOM & co,
for the purpose az ccnductlns the Whole
sale Wooden, willow. aud iinware business,
nd dealing IN kope. Irvine. Paper, Palof
Bags. BfOOm.. Tobacco. Cigars, and Cigarettes
Fancy Groceries. &C. Ac.
WehaNe purchased of Mr.. JOHN II. thfsHAh
hs entire stock good viii, nnd nNtuic-, and
take this method Of asking for the new hrm
the same liberal patronage bestowed upou
him. promising prompt and careful attention.
10 every order intru-ted 90 us.
We have retained the services Of VIZ, ores.
hams old emp Owes. aud they will be plo.sed
M all tunes TO soc a serve thcr ifiends Al
the Old stand, No 1915 East Ma n street.
Respectfully
r. N W. ITrfE. JK..
CHARLES SELDEN,
j. II. ADDISON.
Referring 10 the above, ! take this method
of thanking my friends for the patronage 80
literally bestowed upon nae Ia the pasf, anu re-
quest a continuance Of the sane Tor the ne"
concern.
Respectfully yours, ,,,,,
al-lw JOHN. II. GRESHAM.
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win YOU suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Niializcr Is
guaranteed 90 cure YOU
Owens \ MIN0R Dnu0 20
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HOW NEW YORK usHURED N 1880

NEW YORK, January THE New
Year was ushered in by an unusually
large number OF drunken brawls and
fights and increased drunkenness. In this
citv and BROOKLYN, during last night and
today. no less than three men were killed
and six seriously injured in various ways.
There was large number OF minor
shooting and stabbing alirays, as well as
an unusual number OF burglaries, fires,
and other unpleasant incidents during
the night and day.
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Louis RAwLfSOs. CHARLES \. Rose
OYFICE or RAwLrNGs & ROsE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCroNEfRs'
HROKERs AND FIRE Insurance AGENTS,
No. il NCRrn IsNTH aThkhf
RIOHNOSD. Va, January ist, iS'9.
WE DESIRE TO RET l X \
w thanxs 10 our friends aud the pub
lie generally for the very liberal patronage eT-
tended 10 ~ during the year lsoc, ana beg 70
assure our customers ana the public a. large
that any I'd ali business in,rusteo TO us viii
be promptly and faithfully attended 10 IN toe
future rs 10 the past.
Wishing enc and all lappy and prosperous
New Nea.," We remsin,
Yours very truly,
jal-eOd3t hA"l lNOs * hOsh'
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RIcnnoxp. VI. December L. lsss.

NIIHMOND, va, UtCFinO'I 10 I'77'
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE BUSl-
i i NESS OF Mr. G. ". EATON, together
with all the book accounts, We wish all paftl,
whose accounts are past due 20 come forward
and settle. Mr. &. W EATON has been ap
pointed our agent 10 carry on the Drug busi
ness AT the old stand, on Pine street, 20 BUY
ANA sell for cash only. lie will keep full ana
completa stock OF everything usually iouni ID
a First lass Retail Drug store. 49,.
de.g-2w OWENS * MINOR DRUG co.
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WANTED, EVERY sUBSCRIBEfsy ~
w 10 the TIMES TO report II the spef s 4
not promptly delivered. Sot
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nrNrRnra nnNATIoN.

The nine officers Of the fire depart
ment were handsomely remembered to-
day by some generous but unknown
donor. They were instructed to 90 to a
certain clothing house in town and iit
themselves out with an oyercoat each.
b. I'd they did, and al Of them are re-
splendent this afternoon in their new
garments. The clothier refused to diyulge
the name of the donor
Captain George W. Eanes, the chief OF
the ire department, was presented to-
dav with an elegant and costly gold
headed cane The gift was from the Off
GERS and men Of the department
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-09

DR.. Emerson, President of the
Board of Health, has been since Sa-
turday last viewing the Kona keikis
together with those unfortunate peo-
pie among the adult population
whose names-a formidable list
had been sent to the Board as "sus-
pects." Terror and CONSERVATION
among the Hawaiian population pre-
ceded the doctor. All sorts of hor-
rible phantasies were made to dance
before the Imagination of the unso-
phisticated Konaiau. All who had
red eyes, carbuncles on noses, long
ears, sore toes, or beauty spots of
any kind, were to be dragged away
from their homes and consigned to
the shades of Molokai.
One of the schools in the Doctors
line of march scattered and not a
keiki could be found. The "three
hundred lepers in Kona" so often
heard from during the past year
seem to be vanishing into the state
of non est. People generally are
now laughing at their own fears.
They find that the "haole kauka,"
instead of being lion going about
to devour them, is a very genial and
jolly good fellow.
Kona, July 4, 1889.
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SUPREME COURT---JULY TERM.
BEFORE MC'CULLY j.

TUESDAY, July 9th.
Trustees Bishop estate vs.. Kala,
ct al. Ejectment. Disclaimer filed
by defendants and judgment order
ed for plaintiffs. Neumann, Hatch
and Kaulukou for plaintiffs; Creigh-
ton and Kane for defendants.
A. j. Cartwright, guardian, VS..
Haleakala Hart. Assumpsit for
three-fourths of life insurance po-
Icy. Tried before the following
mixed jury: j. w. Kapukine, j.
Llwai, W. Keliiaa, S. w. Kamakau,
A. Kuhia, j. s. Klnilau, d. L.
Bailey, j. f.. Bidwell,J A. Gilman,
G. Koch, f. o. White and F. j..
Higgins. The jury instructed by
the Court returned a verdict for
plaintiff. Cecil Brown for plaintiff !;
V. V. Ashford for defendant.
AT oHAMBERs-BEFoRE DOLE, ].
In re estate of w. E. Kahele-
mauna. Petition of w. o. Smith,
administrator, for allowance of ac-
counts and discharge. Ordered
that the accounts be approved and
the administrator discharged and
his bond cancelled. Petitioner in
person.
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PASSENGERS.

For Maui, per stmr Likelike, July g.
Z l. Melville, j w Shaw, G Ii Dickey
and number on deck.
Per steamer w G Hall, July 9-For
the Volcano: Mr. and Mrs Z y Jones,
VIM p Jones, Miss A arter, Miss b
Garter, Miss NJ Carter, His Ex Ii A T.
Carter, His Honor A + Judd, A Judd,
G NJ Cooke, James Judd, S Pratt, NJ
D, Clarence Cooke, Nj Cooke Miss A
Judd, Miss l. Dickson, j A Liggett. M
A Wolfe, Miss NJ f Whittier, l. E
Moses, G B Thompson, w ID Elliot,
Miss A Jones. For way ports: Hon w
G Irwin, Miss Spalding, Miss Wode-
house, w Y Horner, G N Wilcox, Geo
Richardson, j Dryer, NJ andrews, j F
Hackfeld, Hon Ii Kuihelani, j Ii Lang
try, Mrs Schlemner, chung Sue, j ID
Tregloan and so deck.
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FOR The VOLCANO.

Twenty-three passengers left on
the w. G. Hall this morning for the
Volcano. A large crowd was on the
wharf TO see the steamer depart.
Among the passengers was Mr.. p.
G. Jones and party who go to Puma
luu and after inspecting the planta-
ton start for the crater. Next
Monday the Kinau calls for them al
Keauhou landing and takes them to
Hilo. They visit Onomea and other
places around Hilo, returning to
Honolulu ON the Kinau, Saturday
the goth.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kinau is due tomorrow morning
from windward.
IL B Nj S Espiegle has gone on cruise
around the Island of Hawaii.
The schooner ROsalind, Capt LIE
Ballister, arrived this morning, 16 days
from San Francisco with merchandise
valued at $l0,979, including 1873 ctls
wheat, 2l45 ctls barley, $50 bbls flour, 8
cs salmon, $50 bis hay. 36 ctls corn, 81
cts oat, 200 SKIS middlings, 600 SKIS
bran, 30 ctls beans, 800 cs coal oil, 1000
posts, 1900 railroad ties, 200 IN shingles
and $50 lbs powder.
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The bust of Judge McCully, hav-
ing been finished by Mr.. Hutchin-
son, sculptor, is on view at Messrs.
King Bros, art store, Hotel street.
Those who only saw the model, or
the cast before drying, may be said
to have not seen the work at all. 1t
is remarkably fine production in
every respect, as viewed from any
point the likeness is striking. Mar
velous is real art in the life and ex-
preston it can invest dead material
with, must be the thought of all who
behold the object in question.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-09
APPOINT MEhT.

At a SPECIAL meeting OF the Board
of Health held this morning Mr.. G..
w. G. Jones was appointed score
tary in place of Mr.. w. G. Ashley,
resigned. The retiring secretary
will be much missed, he being a
valued officer, always attentive and
obliging to those having business
with the Board.