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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21
TOBA GO DEpARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA. November 20.-Oner
ing- OF tObaccos II auction on 'Chang'
today were light.
Private sales reported TO the secretar,
to-day: Wrappers. ~ hogsheads: hller-, ],
hogsheads; dark tobaccOs, q hogsheads. 10.
tai sales reported 10 The secretary to-day, VI
bOgsheads.
Office OF the Tobacco Inspector reports
to-day: inspections. bright. 10 hogsbedd-
dark, q hogsheads; Western. 8 bogsheads'
Reinspections. bright 80 hOpsheads.
Farmers, shockce, Blanchard's. Daven-
ports. Centre, seabrook's. -helburne's.
MYERS. and Old Dominion warehouses re-
port 20 hogsheads and tierces deli,e to-
day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange {:
W. +. Gary, {. a. Lewis, Henderson. Y.
G.; John j. Allen, Amelia county; j. {.
Nagee, GAINESVILLE, Va.
Office ofthe Collector fthe United States in
ternal revenue reports collections for the cIiy
Of Richmond to-day rs follows: Tax paid on
cigars and cigarettes. $3.50 30; tax paid on
tobaccos. So 1876; tax paid, special. 1870.
Total collections for city to-day. 1921 IS.
The Richmond tOpaccO market was strong
on wrappers and filters, with good sales Of
wrappers to-day.
A large number Of members Of the trade
went 10 Petersburg to-day 10 attend the
opening Of the tobacco fair In our sister
city.
The Petersburg Tobacco Fair was pro-
nounced great success. The display was
a most creditable one. Some exceedingly
fine tObaccOs. both bright and dark were ex-
hibited on the breaks. The Cameron Com
pany bought all the fine bright tobaccOs.
and William Cameron and Brother bought
all of the fine dark tObaccOs sold. Prices
ranged from Sl02j to $l55 per hundred
4 Mel
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New York Financial Market.
iBy Tele RAJ h.


NEW YORK. November 20.-MOney closed
II per cent, the lowest rate; highest. II
per cent. Exchange steady osted rates
4Sliz@46; actual rates. 5000 500 foI
sixty days and $3.50 10 for demand. GOV.
eminent bonds steady. Currency. 6s, III!
bid; -, coupons, III bid; as do, 1861
bid.
There was a moderate amount Of trading
in stocks this morning. and prices. with but
few exceptions. advanced throughout.
Northwestern. Burlington and Quincy.
Rock Island Lackawannd. Union Pacific,
Denver Fort Worth and Texas. New Eng
land. II. Paul and Louisville and Nashville
were the features Of trading. They all were
quite active and advanced sharply. At
noon values were up =. TO , per cent. from
those Of Yesterday. AMER II O'Clock, the
market was steady until shortly after |
4. NJ. when there was steady raid upon
Reading. in which about 1900 shares sold
IN nm hour. Its price declined from ~. to
il1z. and recovered 10 ~ by as =. VI. Mis-
souri, Pacific also went down =. Denver,
Fort Worth and Texas =. and Union Pa
cific = per cent. Most OF this decline was
recovered before the close. however. and
final prices were about the best OF the day.
the market closing strong. The advance
for the day ranged from - 10 ~ per cent.
sales to-day aggregated 2s9. los shares.
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New YORK Cotton Market.


NEW YORK. November 20.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price < Co. saws: I'm Liserpoo
prices this morning were l-G4 below yester
y aud betrayed considerable weakness
Notwithstanding this, however. the day
tr sding here has failed to develop any spe'
clally sOft points. and at one time the cover
ing If the short interest put quotations
within one point Of yesterdays clearing
figures. just AT the close the receipts 81
some large selling orders slightly weakened
the market and the official tone is called
weak. though popular opinion on the moor
termed il only easy. There il but little out
side news Of interest"
Futures closed one to three points higher.
sales. 1900 bales. Receipts at ports to-
day. HOO bales. spot cotton j. firm ~
lOx for middling uplands. with les OF l'o
baies for export and 1872 bales to sDlnners.
Futures closed: November. lo.lo@ lu.I (;
December. lO.Us@iO.U9: January. I0.u,d
lO.Us; February, lv.la@ iO.l4; March, lO.le@
1913: April. 1O.2j@ 1926 May. 1890
1898; June, l0.40@ lV.4l; July. lo.45@ 1910;
August, lO.jC@lU.5l; september, lO.l5@
l0.IS.
In Liverpool spot cotton was in the
buyers favor: middling uplands, ll-l6d.
Sales, 5000 bales.
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FINANCE AND COM II ERCt
New York stock Market.
Reported by {. W. Branch T. Co., banker.
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
NEW YORK, November 20.

NEW YORK. November 20.
In professional markets natural causes
have less effect than in MANIPULATED
markets. Yesterday the bears were on TOY
and the market closed weak. To-day every
thing had a rosy hue. The Secretary Of the
Treasury would not trouble the government
deposits in National banks. and many an
ticipate payment OF interest, which he has a
perfect right 10 do for one year. and gen.
orally the monetary, railroad and general
trade situation was all right. The result OF
this was that the market recovered a good
deal Of Yesterdays losses, and was as %
whole luOyant, the trusts and Reading be-
Ing the only conspicuous exceptions. When
the secretary Of the Treasury denied he
contemplated any change Of policy, it made
no difference 10 the market, whatever.
Those bears who operate largely on the be
lief that the present administration will
withdraw the government deposits from the
National banks in such a way as 20 embar-
rass the business community are over san
guine IN their pessimism. No administrd-
ton would be guilty Of such a lack Of sa-
< icitJ. Market closed strong.
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Of her children.-s \ q. e..
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PLUMBER
BROMlNE ARSENIC WAIEg
CURES WITHOUT TNe U OF EAU-
SEATING DaU6S.
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Knows ITS VALE.

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more sfro ral' imprcgnatel spri Of W.T.
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| on kinds OF ll>casi OF the KIM IMPLIES
Blot ne Eou sin -, % % wnt-- MCll send
ad ,ompi xiln. adi vino. felm l0-s ol
rrst, nycf-fNtttiOn. and too m On di.~l -
ton. become lnr-tid md llHsc. Will iud lha
lluu. mltr hf milne Arerf Wnfcr % p e.
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wit Dyspci sin. 10 digestion, or auN 50 .nu D.
or II 'dgsy Irouu p, viii NUa no llummsf
kfomiuo Afseni" " Ter gives iuimtd ufa To-
lief. how tee auai,, BE- o. he RUNNER BRO.
mine Weulc 'afor Do YOUR physician aud
ask HIM sill it he'll yo-
ur ieadnt oc ols are nrc-cf bling This
wonderful wafer ruu q. reiyirg The best fe-
suits iIom ii- bctnn. lt Is rni'v growing boo
nNo with The ncllrai ir.t rnfy. Hnl fhe
demHnd lr 900 Wdt B.. lnI|dlr iuHIea- Ig.
On the near iuiure the INNER Br0mi .e
Arsenic wa en- viii become 'he Icil.ng
Tie Ing utrf - fl. wru Tor an Bod.
- omnch. j idncy. and kin diseases.
WHArTfF "lLruaff NIBk N Nt ~ -r-
So WAITE HAS nDNr fUH A. ilrCT-
MuNb j. 10y, 1ND HAT snE SAYS
Alb q li.
"Beug grcnt sufferer rrm m itos ion.
and berg unable o. r.l .fuef iriit OF ver o.
tables, ON m King my trouble NfoNn fo 3 D..
nuoon Is. oWnfds Ie ADVISED noe COO use
j uiulnrr Bonnie frtuIc NHtT UoW-
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uirc lau pir-cf b u Dee .HnIe water
rucurrg cIse of tle Pin Or ImInr
AlScuic Wafer. ud .W l'a 90 Shy WI en-
using Of. wafer c0uhd "a &C. yfmnr. r if.
aud vegetables iuCuitd. HuI ny shin Whi
rsin- thc WioI WIS D|c aut fftr rOm
Ilmplr~. hiQtcH as. ard IcItcr. which nlW Ns
came vine. G Ting run> uifhfu or niluu
q HraH. ...a De-. .Ia... % .
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chicago Market

CHICAGO, November l3.-bsldwin < Far
mum telegraph TO Thomas Branch Il Co. N,
follows: Wheat-Our market to-day ha'
been dull and unnteresting, with a gen,
raj feeling that big local speculation wa,
the only support. Aside from this outsd,
news has been reasonably strong, and ",
think market has been pretty healthy. IL !,
quite likely ID AZ receipts in northwest vii
In OF, and there seems TO be good foreign
demand for wheat aud Hour, and mara.
hardly promises much decline this week
Gables firm and unchanged. Corn ba
shown no activity to-day, fluctuations small
WIN 30 particular feature in the market
Provisions se.e duh nj opening. Later
there was considerable Layipg Of Januar.
pork. We believe January pork bought on
yeak places will prove good property. Gail
Trade se,y dull. Estimated hogs tomorrow
~ 800.
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New York Produce Market.
IRy Telegraph

NEw YORK. November 20.-FlOur closed
quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
-teady spot sales No. , red. si@Sisc.
40. red. winter. November. $40. Corn
frmer: spot sales No. , mixed. 42i-@ i254c.;
do, November, 42c. oats dull; spot sales
10. white. 3jc. Pork quiet and unchanged.
Lard weak; November, S6.49 bid. sugar
Raw. stronger: refined steady; cut loaf ard
crushed. ~; powdered. Ne; gramIlat' T,
500, i3dSO.3ic.; cubes, 11sc. Coffee firm I,
lar cargOes RIO, l3jsc.
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nominal: white. 4l@iic.; yellow, 4oG isc.;
Western easy; mixed. spot ana 20
v,mber. 40aI &c. Oats steady ana 10 ue-
mand: Southern and Pennsylvania. 2'e
25I.c.; Western white 29d 2911c.; do. mixed
2gci Re: graded, No. ,, white. 2'c. pa.
RYE quiet; prime 10 choice. 5i@5Jc ITO
visions steady. Coffee strong; Rio Cargo
fair At iDJ,Q20c.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS.
Nheat-3.s43 bushels.
COrn-l2o bushels,
Odts-l 900 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat-shortberry % bushels very good
az Soc: II bushels common az 6jc. Corn
White go bushels very good at axe; L.,
bushels on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotatious.-M;ddling 6;.c.; low mid.
ding, 9l.c. good ordinary, &c.
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Baltimore Markets.
fBy Tel graph.

BALTIMORE. Nd. November 2O.-CottoI
quiet; mid ling. lO@l0Hc. Flour steady
Wheat--so thern fairly active and firm
Fuliz, 1870 &c.; Longbeny,7i@ Sc; West
ern quiet; 10. 2winter red. spot, and Noyem
her, ~ &7sssc. Corn--southern nearl.
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SIAIk or INV 1Ohk-COUNTY or NEW
YORK s.:
BE II remembered. that nn the ist day OF
February. lSey al HE cit. aiOtesiId bslOr,
M. q rotary public ia and Tor The ~ttse o.
new Ok. duiy commissioned aud qualified
DIV The executive authority, ami ,urr the
laws 81 the = ttte OF new lorE, T. tnke Nc
hnowleigr meii OF deeds. ETC. % be- used or
recorded There n, Personally APP AIRED Vs. \.
Brewer. il. ~ resident. and ". nasIu.. sec
feiaf!, OF tue " shingtnu Lie Insurance,
oini any, OF New lOik. WHO bel Z daily
sworn. Geyosc AID say. nd ,uch lim-el,
: v, that they are the abOt. deer ueti OH
Gers OF the sa!d company, and that tie 4 fe-
gong Il IA auu corr, statement ,f the
"''uhi eohdlu u oi suid Cr-an zui0u on Tue
iasi day Ol ,he h,cal year. 10 vii: Phi o,,
81 de c"mi or, loss, accOi ding 10 the Dt.-t vi
theIf knOwiedke, Information and belief re-
spcc.lYtlN.
la test mony whereof have he eunto sat
my mana AMI aiilNed Tie seal D my office. uu
Ill" 1T day OF fcoruart 1889
IAL No'-ry fubl.c, hines com'v.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
- fl~tsL w K tAiING THE 3lsI
DAY OF bfl't MBkR, 1855, o. iHE &c.
ilAL cO>DTTO up HE NAS"INDT. y
LIE MI X NrE CO"PA.Y, ORGAN
ILki' UNDER TIE LAWS o. HE STATE
Or " w lpik MADE IT, HE AUDITOR
VI uBl.1I Az pU t. t'lH Tat g. NJ
MO VEAL II Of NlKGINfA. fuR- UAS.
10 Tie Oh. ~ NIRilNi \, CHAR L
h3, 81 ~ 1.2-O AMI. q. h GCLAI-
ING III. KEPOnrs or / ,sUkANCt on
PA>IE>.
Name Of the Comp nv in full-rHs WASH
iNGToS IFE Insurance COMPANY. Of New
Yolk.
Home or PRINCIPAL Office OF said tompany-
No: II Qua Nd sTAEIT. -. Y.
hafacter o. the on4pany, neither Iifs
Accident. Casualiy Clty Cooperative Nss,'
ciatiOn. lr.iheihCod. ! iyc-- iOck or any
other A. o,iatlO suri z liic-tIFE
f'tldeni- ". =. bK WE il.
V ce-President aud Secretary WILLIAM
HANIuN.
Assistant :, cretary-CYRUs MANN.
Ac.uaiy y lsEEAL e. PIERsDS
'fghnlzeJ and Incorporated JANUARY.
1sGD.
oinmenced Jusinfss-Fs BLUARY %. lao.
Name Of tie General ageut ia N.r-iuin-
THOMAS A.. ALFRIEND.
i.esldence OF the General Agent in Viz
ginla hlchMOND. VA.
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aLLEA Il GGNTER
CIGARETTES AND OBAcCO MANUFACTURERS
RICH vONU. VA.
lattorIss.alh and lar apa lth ani rari N,
pICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC e.. lNAD.-LIOu.
NOSD. Va, november liza, 1893.
CnANGE on Oh DULF.


on and after NcFon.t ~ 18Th. 1850, trains
on this fCal Will run a. follow, w;
.:32 a. N. leave 4, rd-slfeet s.ati a Il lily
fas; Mail.
,: Up. N. lrarr iir .i-s'ioct STALLION daily. e1-
cept -un1ays.
Gao p. m lc.,.v b. q. slr 90 station dairy
.:.3 d. IA. iray.. ~ "a street - ion dolly.
y ~ moi make al Is.
p. Onm arrive Bsui--tle. TT g. u dai v.
.:S- D. arrive Bud street -tItiOn DAN -
Fast Mi.
sos n. IN. aifiyr BNri street station daily.
DO' not make local sfuis.
e45 p, Ii. alrvo. 'yri'sireet s1aii n daily
except ~uudaSs.
T,a'ns leaving yrd 81 eel AZ ~ p N. vi |
carry Iuchmoud and Ncw ok lie pr. 600 %
usei exclusively f5s tfsyvl net en- shes.
pUnty
,hland trains will run % At present.
G. a. TAYLOR,
Eol-3t Gene al IlcAet A.e-.t.
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Richmond stock Market,

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 son
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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OWENS G. MINOR DRUG co.

General AGENTS. D richmond. Va
1907 MAIN STREET opPO. rOolOFF.Cs.
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STATE or NEW
\ OHK -.

". a BhtMtR JR., President.
W. HAxTuN. seer. ~.
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RICHMOND. ~. November -, 1889.
FlRsT BOARD.
5000 Virginia new S. at 61sk.
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POLICE COURT.


WEDNESDAY, June y.
There We're two cases Of assault-ont
Of which was held over until the 18th
inst, and in the other a fine Of $50, with
81 costs, was imposed.
Kuakahela, accused Of stealing a watch
and pair OF shoes the property OF Capt
McGregor, was convicted and sentenced
to two months hard labor and to pay 81
costs.
The test case regarding interference
with the duties OF Custom House officers,
that was to have been heard at this
sitting, was postponed until the 18th
inst.
Charles Nelson, charged with violating
hack regulations, was discharged.
Nehemiah, charged with being a gross
cheat, was demanded until the 18th.
4 Chinese gambler forfeited $50 bail
and did not appear.
The opium IN possession cases were
disposed of as follows: One Celestial
was fined 800 and 81 10 costs; another
was fined $50 and 81 costs, and the third
one was discharged.
L. \. Dias, remanded from June 10th,
was committed to the Supreme Court for
trial
De Greaves, charged with assault, was
discharged.
There was a batch of fifteen DRINKS on
the calendar, eleven OF whom forfeited
bail, So each, and four were fined in the
usual amounts.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Forest Queen is unloading
bricks.
The schooner Ka Moi takes coal to Wal
mea, Kauai, to-day.
The steamer Likelike took yesterday be
and 10 horses.
The American barkentine w. II:
Dimond, and brigantiue COnsuelo will
leave tomorrow tor San Francisco.
The steamship City of Picking sailed at
s O'Clock yesterday afternoon TOR Oko-
hama and Hong Kong, having on board W
JaDauese. and l5S Chinese passengers from
this port.
The American barkentine Planter, Cap
taiu r A Dow. arrived on Tuesday nlghJ,
lime nth. Is DAYS from San Francisco
with general cargo valued at Sl',9UO EN-
brurin,r poo 600 shingles, p tons salt, looS
sacks bouemeal, etc. Inc iIaIIeI II
moored near the Z. Nj. :. ;. Co.'S wharf.
The following is the latest San Francisco
shipping news: san Francisco aTriEeus
June isp schooner W. >; BOVINE 10 Jay
from Honolulu. Sailed: June LIST >. D
MaripOsa for Honolulu; June 81, schooner
Dora Blulun for MahukOna. The next G'-
parture for Honolulu will probably oG Ihe
barkCntine Discovery, on or about June
10Th.
The American barkentine ). G. Wilder,
Captain \. n. Paul arrived early June
18th, I3 days from san Francisco with mer-
cbandise valued at $4,000, consisting OF
10000 shingles, 3l,1OJ feet lumber; eIC-,
and 4O3 pigs on deck for MeSSrS. Burke
and Winston. Had fresh breeze the urSt
three DAYS; thence had light easterIy winds
and u0riherIv sWclls. Mr.. lessen, formerly
of the Planter. is chief officer. The VIII
der is locked at Brewers wharf.
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DEPARTURES.
WEDNESDAY, Ju

WEDNESDAY,, June -.
Stmr Kinau, Lorenzen, for Maui and
Hawaii, at . p IN.
Smr Iikelikc, Davies, for Maui, . IN.
Stmr Mokoiii, McGregor, for Molokai, 8
p IN.
stmr Lehua, Clarke, for Nuu and Ha-
makua, p IN.
oJmr Mlkahala, Freeman, for Kauai, 3
p. IN.
-umr Waialeale, Campbell, for KiIauea
and Ilaualei, at . y IN.
stmr Pele, Smythc, for Hamakua at 10
IN.
Stmr a Cummins, Nelson, for Koolau
10 UI.
~tur Viva for Maui
Schr MoiWahine for Hamakua.
Schr LcahI, for Pohoiki
Schr kulamanu for Kaapuna.
Sohr Mile Morris for KOolau.
Schr Sarah and Euza for Koolau.
Schr Ldviuia for Kauai.
Schr Waiehu for Kauai.
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Governor Foraker has authorized
the announcement that he Is not IN
the field for a third term as the Gov
ern0r Of Ohio.
A committee of the Connecticut
LEGISLATURE estimates the cost OF
eliminating grade crossings IN the
State at S2O,63S,62I.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has
heen fined $1,000 by a New York
Court for using the much-abused
car stove.
The Indians of Dakota ask Sill
100000 for the land they propose
ro sell. The red man has become a
! sharp trader.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco per bkt Planter,
June 12-Harry Luce.
DEPARTURES.
For wiudward ports per stmr Kinau,
June Prev Pail and child, Mrs J Rich
IdsOn, DIR & IL Wetmore, Mr. Koki and
3 children, II 4 Heen and daughte
J y Wright, w W Guodale, DIR Namashita.
\ kimura, r W Barnard, Rev Kalolio. T
SEVERN, IL II Holmes, Rev Kekuewa. Rev
kamau, Rev } Hihio, Rev \ > kaholokai,
Rev l. * EaiaWe, Rev Hamakahiki, Hon
Sam Parker, Miss L K Daniels.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, June y
Rev l. Porter, Miss Smith, Miss ka-
peua, J NJ Kealoha, j Niau, Mr. Auerbdch,
Mr. Wilson, l. Lindemann, h G Macfarlaue
-yLlA-kEaeth. q Mundon, and 30 deck pas
Sengers.
For Hawaii, per stmr Lehua, June I2-
ID Lyons and wife, Misses Meyers (2), and
10 deck passengers.
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Vessels Leaving To-day.

stmr JAS Makee, Macaulay, for Kapaa
p m.
Stmr Iwalani, Weir, for Hamalzua, Ha-
wall, at 10 a. m.
Stmr Waimmalo, Underwood, for Wal
aiua and Waianae, 9 m
ochr IA Moi for Waimea. Kauai.
Schr Luka for Hamakua
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Mr.. Frank B. Auerbach, accountant,
and Miss Kathleen w. Kelly, step
daughter of Captain BENZ. d. Whitney
were married Yesterday morning at II
O'Clock in st. Andrews Cathedral. The
Rev. Alex. Macintosh performed the
ceremony in presence OF the relatives
and acquaintance of the bride and
bridegroom. Captain Whitney, the
brides father gave her away; and Miss
Lizzie Whitney and Mr.. r. /. Auerbach
were bridesmaid and best man, res
pectiYelY.
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The half-white Frank Davis who has
been arrested rs one of the burglars Of
Mr.. NJ Davis store, has been only a
few months out of prison, and Is reported
10 be rather a hard case. No other ar
rest i'm connection with this burglary was
made up to a late hour last night, and
it looks now as II the guilty person
operated alone. As an instance OF the
cnoIncss with which the robbery was
conducted the thief ate mango during
the oreration, and LETT the stone ON the
counter.
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nIAEIlSIED.

ArERBACH-WHITNEY-At st. An
drr[,'s cathedral. Honolulu, June 18th,
bv the Rev. Alexander Mackint0,SSlh
Frank b. Auerbach to Kathleen W.
daughter of the late Captain Kelly no
cards.
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Removal Notice.

look LUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
l. their Japanese Bazaar from $50 Nuuanu
street TO the tire-proOf building 105 Nuu
anu street. FOOk LUN & co.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
AIsISIN Walls.

WEDNESDAY. June -.
Am bkt s. G.. Wilder, Paul, 13 days from
San Francisco.
Schr Luka from Hamakua.
Schr Lavinia from Kauai.
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FOR SALE.

ONE BUGGY, (MADE
Ky in Honolulu; no top;
KS yTkIl newly painted: strongly
made running gear. One
Set Harness, nearly new. Inquire at the
Hawaiian Gazette Office l4O-6J
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It is said that gambling,which has
sheen one of the marked features Oh
life at Long Branch, IS to be sup
pressed the coming season.
Iucius Pond, once a Massachu,,
set.s State Senator, and who served
2 term in the Penitentlary for torS-
erv. died at Worcester, Mass, May
Dist
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We learn that another arrest, in con-
nectlOn with the Custom House test case,
was made yesterday.
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\ Honolulu made buggy and set of
harness l. for sale. For particulars
apply at this office
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!. +. Morgan sells by auction to-day
at l q. m. 800 bags bran, 200 bags bar
ley, and 200 bales wheaton hay.
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A head luna or assistant manager
wants position
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The Bulletin man has been seized with
a betting mania and wishes us to re-
spond. 1t is the old way of cIinching
doubtful statement; and, although we
do not gamble, if he will appoint a time
and place where he Will cram 1l5 per-
sons on a tram car, we will 20 to see the
operation, if the time he suitable and the
distance not too far away.
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SUPREME CoURT--AT CHAMBERS.
WEDNESDAY, June y.
pRnEATE DIVISION

PROBATE DIVISION.
In re guardianship OF i. w. NarndIey'
This matter was continued until 18th
inst. owing to indisposItlon oil Ills
Honor Justice Dole before whom 1t was
TO have been heard.
Before His Honor Chief Justice Judd
In re estate of Walter Murray Gibson
deceased. The first account OF the exc
cutor and trustee, John >. S.he,' any
the Masters report thereon, were con
The Court ordered that the said
account be approved and the Master :
report thereon confirmed.
SPECIAL JUNE TERM.
Refor, His Honor Justice Preston
mo Comet opened AT 10 u. m, and adj
iourned at 1920 a m, until M3nudE
ibe 2-th inst. at 10 a. m. No Court
business was pressed by counsel.
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Advertisements.
Dividend Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Wal
i luku sugar Company Will please take
notice that a dividend has been declared
due and payable at the office OF
c. BREWER x Co,
Queen Street.
Honolulu. June 70. 1889. 140-3t