, 1889-01-17
Eron, SATURDAYS DALI.

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couvcr yesterday AFTERNOON.
H. Peyser has gone to California on
both pleasure and business trip
/ y. J. Rhode is now reading law and
assisting in the office Of T. y. Ilaller.
! Nrs II TJvermore left Yesterday
f,r San Francisco to spend the rest OF
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/ The l2 Chinameu captured on the
| Emerald have been ordered back to
! Britis Columbia. Their certificates
/ give 'u''li e''''"N'e ''''' ''7''''''
! Captain {. J. Gilbert hereby annouh-
! ceS that lac l. responsible ior All the
debts "f the late firm ol Gilbert X Ber-
| rndcS and that n! accounts must DE
| paid to him.
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purchased Two io'S IN pio'h II 'hoslliI".n
view; anu nave C"ili'il'iire'' 'iI"Ii4e
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An Ottawa special says: l.. Mon2k"w,
manager of the King I've Company,
Victoria, Is. G.. left here tonight on hIS
80. G"S ~ ostat,I,"tnooots ~ !, tba east lie
haJ m intarviaw tn.lav with the Minis
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IA nv co. 80, 80 ,ha Gt,orI,T,,,t U,;jI
w w, ~ ;,o,i',lo 10 t..v an CEirasa in,mi-
Iea,its - -a,.. lit ba los ,Jyicas int
Co. NIL ojo,,t ra,aI'ot1rv mansnras
'.,ni,s. 0u'n" tha IT1i;t.5 Statsy f,r nassing
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The preliminary trial Of the opium
smugglers, Ben Lunday and Frank Hall,
took place YESTERDAY before Justice Hal
Ter. i.undav testified that he WAS hired
To bring the sloop over To Port Discovery
bay and there discharge The cargo for
another vessel; that hc did moi know the
nature Of the cargo. Concerning the
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at .SioVU lol e,'ch lailIhS u luiiiisIl I
"ill'h 'iic4 were iciii''ii''e'' D''' h ~ JAN
CONCERNING the recent accident to the
Mexico the Vancouver paper speaks as
follows: THE engines were stopped for
about 20 minutes before she reached the
pier, to allow the medical officer to 90 on
board. On giving her screw another
turn so as to reach the wharf. a sudden
crash took place. if eventually proving
,hat ne OF 'ne man nam c'"hhs "9u p'ale7
uad eiSeh way Otntr p"rts VI 'ne ma
eh'uery hrS "isu "u, vi otue., as tue
lournaiS nau 10 suu' i"Wu se'eiai 'l1rien r
, WINE en- n"u'e , iron !ne oouuu' rue
oseIK ls sullcientlS serious 10 he' her
AT vancouver ior tnFec or IouI Ia's;
1t WAS ioltuna'e tlie "cciuep' u'u npt %
occur some aislalce our. HS then ',e
Mexico wouia ot hecesSi'! nave h"1i ~
dc to"ed IN.
When Bishnp Heber's famous mis-
siouary hyrnn, "From Greeulaud's lev
Mountain" which he wrote 10 1924 when
IN Ceylup. first reached this country =
lady in Charleston was much impressed
with the beauty of II. and was I,articn-
larly anxious to find n tune suited to it.
She rausacked her musie in vain. and
then CHANGING to remember that in a
hank down the street was n y,,upp clerk
who had considerable rebuIntiou as a
musical genins, she sent her son with
the bymn to the clerk with the reouest
honr the how came hack with the hymn-
and the melody thus dashed off in hot
haste is today sung all over the world,
bumr u TSe %ono hsnL gc,Iu cIcrt was ~ 'w
81, MASON ~ ''""S '""" '''' " =" 10 '''"
M, Soh.,,o E,i,; ,ho Io,o,o 70,
.,I =. g. E,nna;l"o ,. ~ T. ~ 10 80,
Mr.. Fujn is engaged in collecting infor-
nation respecting the productions, trade
at :. .LnH1 anauss y, ,:nI D7n Noiuhoia Ld: auu
tbat ooniI h.. nroftahI,, o~nortad frn1o
here to Japan or imported from there to
this country. AS is we'll known, the
Japanese Government has eyInced a
eion trade of that conntrv and has w;tb
in the iast few vears annointed RESIDENT
connciis Mt many of tbe great eommer.
| oial centres in Europe. Asia and Ameri-
ca. The opening OF direct steamship
communication with the Dominion OF
ernment 10 devote eopsid derabIe attention
to the possibility of opening an extensive
trade between these two countries and
the rasnIt ~ th;a action On ,he nart ~
his Goyernment nt-Vanconvar Ne,rS
Fran, yroraax,s Daitx
Hon. John B. Allen was in Seattle
yesterday.
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