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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23


/ To speak of the virtues Of deceased
/ friend is ever n labor Of love. ON the part
OF those who survive. Capt. Thomas vii.
liams, the subject of the following sketch,
was well known To many Of the residents
of Snow Hill aud vicinity. lie possessed
many desirable qualities tina, greatly en-
dearc,l him 10 those who knew him inii
maicly.
! lie was II splcrdd specimen of physical
, development, full of the vigor of health
YET he had kindness of disposition tina,
rendered him tender ~ woman. when
( the weaknesses ar wants of Others were
( brought To his attention. Then. too. he
was II man of ardent and unsrll>h dispo.
position which often lei him Ia sacrifice
his own interest for the sake of those who
CHANGED ,o bc associated with him, and
those who needed his assistance Some
of these are now living who received sub.
sian,al evidence IL the existence nf these
qualities in our departed friend
! Few there were who were more skiilful
oi brave Than he was. \ seaman by oc.
cupa,ion he hal. Of course, many oppor.
tuniiics Of exhibiting these traits. Many
there are. who have n most vivid and
grateful remembrance Of his unscliish he.
roi,m during the terrific storm of ~ that
I threatened the destruction Of the Tansicr
During the long, "suspensc!ul" hours of
that cvcntful night, he stood braycly at
his pos, in the wheel house. \ more hero.
ic act is seldom recorded
II was a source of deep regret To both
himself and friends that he delayed 50
long the most vital of all questions, the
salvation of his soul.
"a sincere, unscliish. kind-hcaried man,
he will he greatly missed among those who
knew him. A FRIESD.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Catching Seal Along our Coast
Steamer Disabled.

NORTH BEACH, Nd. Feb. l0th.-The
steam yacht, "Iorna," Of New York, was
discovered off this station on Monday last
flying signals Of distress. Immediately
after she was discovered by our gallant
life saving crew, the signal flags III. f."
we're run up the Life Saving Station flag.
staff and the Captain Of the Lorna" was
thus informed that his signal was seen and
that assistance was going to him. The
gallant crew aud keeper Of the station
soon named their boat and afler short
fight with the foaming pillows Of old At
lantic, boarded the steamer and found 0u,
from her Captain that she had parted the
coupling of the main shaft and was there
by rendered helpless and he wanted tug
to tow her 10 Norfolk. Captain Soper
tclcphoned for tug and In short while
received word that the North America"
was on her way. She arrived and towcd
the beautiful steamer to Norfolk.
VIM. Powell, one of the North Beach
Life Saving Station crew while on his pa.
troll on the 10th inst. captured and killed
a seal Of the leopard kind. The boys saw.
cd the skin and blubber and are on the
lookout for other seal. Mr.. James Rich
ar,lson, Of Ocean City Station, also killed
one of the same variety day later They
have been numerous this season along our
coast, hut few have been captured. One
of our boys says he attacked one several
nights ago and while combating with II
he found that although he was in his ma
tive element and the seal out Of its Ton
dry land). that six feet in the air and two
10 kick with was useless as the seal made
safe his escape. 10. L.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
IN MEMORIAM.
MRS. ELLEN 4. FARRELL.

Died nj her home M. % W. 10Th Street
New York City, Saturday. February 9th
aged ~ years. Mrs Ellen A. Farrell, bclov
cd wife of John Farrell, Esq. and daush
ter Of the late litilcton Bowen. Of Berlin
Worcester county, Md.
When this simple announcement wa.
made few days ago, the memory IL the
writer was excited To vigorous exercise
And. as usual, Memory with lis pleasure.
brought its regrets associated with poig
nant sorrow. Aye. rs busy thought span.
ned the years of the past and fingered
among the scenes Of youth ami early man.
hood, aud long before we had heard the
chimes ~ mid life. our heart became alter.
naicly chccrcd and sa,ldcned. Many al
the happiest hours that we recall in this
review were spent in her society. Not 81
often and assurcdly not so much--in the
gi,ldy whir and excitement of the dane.
ing hall. as in the many seasons, with its
delightful interchange of sentiment in
conversation. passed in the iircsi,lc circle
at Mount Pleasant"
She never appeared mere intelligent
interesting ar attractive than on these DC.
casions Her bright sallies Of wit and
ready rcportce accompanied by merry
pcals Of laughter Indicating kecncst social
enjoyment, are vive,lly recalled, and me.
thinks can almost hc heard in the quiet
of this evening hour.
In later wears, when she became the
bride Of worthy man, the devoted wife,
and the aiIrctionaic mother. her character
maiured. hut never lost the beauty and
grace which adorned II in early woman.
heol. Indeed. as life advanced and its
responsibilities increased. her csiimablc
traits Of character were developed CORES.
pondingly. In the discharge of duty In
her home, as well MS in her department In
society, there was manifested an aifabiliiy
of temper tina, won the admiration ani
love of all who associated with her.
She never forgot or neglected the dig.
nifty of her position In, this feeling was
so intimately blended with pure AMI re-
fined sentiment as Ia make herself the
pride Of her family AMI the friend Of all
who knew her.
The wri'er sincerely sympa,hizcs with
the bcrcavcd husband and saddcncd
household; aud would offer this simple
tribute of friendship and hear, affection to
the memory Of Mrs. Fnrcll ).
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
An Open Letter.

~ Mc Farmers ri Worcester CDnnIy:
We have been selling Listers l'hospllaics
for several years. and find that they give
satisfaction Ia all who USE them. You
take M risks Wl,rn yol buy them for they
are parc Bone goodS M Rock, no Kai.
nil, M Plaster are used in the manufac.
,nrc nf them. Read the following tesii
mnninls.
SSow Hit, Nh, Feb slh, lSsa.
N'srs H,sfin9s 4 Shoclicy In reply la
your inquiry. about Listers Fertilizers,
ran truihiully say this much. that ! have
done grra, deal Of iru cking during the
last 20 years, and have used many phos.
pilates, some of which were very good,
hut Of them all Listers was the best The
STANDARD and the Potato Phosphates are
exc. llcnt, aud anyb0dy who wants good
Bone Phosphate that will give them good
results every time, advise Them To buy
Listers Phosphaies, EDwIS Dixon.
Snow ,iIi.l., MD., July LIST, 1879.
.Ms.rs. H,sfisss d .Shockiey Listers
Ph0sphates cost more money at first but
are cheapest In the end. as | get better
NibpN lIOOt tutil urt Nlu NY iduu thtitlu
ncs Ia improve when use them.
]. FnED W0nLLEY.
Aud then read the following:
April !, 1887.
Lister 4 e. Works. Gentlemen: We
have becn asked as To the results Of using
your frrt ilizers an the ~ j. State Insane
Asylum Farm. We have Noted very care.
fully the difference when using II with
other brands. aud invariably found that
yours produced the best results. hath In
our vegetable garden anu in all field crops.
Mr.. Brewer. the gardener. has known aud
used your go,Hls Tor the past sixteen years.
anil always with the mOai satisfactory re-.
suits. A. V. PIRRsOH. Farmer.
W. &. BREWER. Gardener.
New Jersey State Insane Asylum.
Ask any one who has used them ani
you will find their testimony 10 he the
same. Respectfully,
HASTINGS 4 SmocKLEy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23

disappointed when they failed TO receive
q comic valentine. Some were not salts.
fled with one day, hut are still sending
them (iSth).
We are sorry to report the death OF
Grover Cleveland, little boy Of about
years Of age, who died Friday last and
was inferred Sunday afternoon.
"whiie Caps" have been one ofthe lead.
ing topics Of late and some boys In order
to illustrate them made caps ofpaper and
visited two or three different parties Sat-
ur,iay evening last, but as he seized Ger.
tain merchant he (being an expert wrest.
ler) tossed one OF the "white Caps" In the
floor. This somewhat frightened them
and they soon disappeared. Had they re-
manned, no doubt others would have been
served likewise. ISLANDER.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
GENUINE WHITE GAPS.
They Give q Delaware Man 100
Lashes.

GEoRoErowS, Del, Feb. 10.-The
White Caps are again on duty. John Tyre
and wife Of near Stokely Station, while
returning TO their home from visit TO a
neighbor, passed through small piece Of
woods where they were confronted by a
man wearing on his head white cap,
who told Mr.. Tyre he might provide het-
ter for his family. This Mr.. Tyre resented,
and shovel fight. Three other White
Caps came to the aid Of tbs first, sent Mrs.
Tyre home, and gave Mr. Tyre about 100
lashes. lie has not been seen since, and Il
is supposed that he has left for parts un-
known. This Is the first real White Cap
work that has been done anywhere near
here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
Notice to Taxpayers

For the month Of March: ! will be al
whaleyyille Thursday afternoon, March
7,h; Bishopville Friday, March sih; Ber'
lin Saturday, March 9th; Snow Hill every
Tuesday Pocomokc City Saturday. March
10th; Stockton. Saturday. March Esd, fol
the purpose OF collecting taxes. Alltaxe'
are now due and ON interest from Is, day
Of January. 1889. Ishail take !, As a great
favor IL those owing taxes will come ~
and pay. U. y. SiiOCkLEf,
feb a3.3i. Collector
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23

ana one VINO wen 49, 2nus MS DuSi-
ness
The Town Commissioners have had
posts put under the house used 10y them Ia
keep the Hooks and Ladders ill., Hereto.
fore there were no posts used, and the
house gradually sinking become too low
10 allow the wagon and other apparatus
To enter.
The PRESBYTERIAN parsonage property
was sold ut public auction last Tuesday
Col. John W Smith purchased il M 81 'j0O
THIS property is one Of the mos, cliSlhly
located pieces Of property in our town
We are informed that Col. Smith pur
chased il Ms a speculation.
Wilbur +, Rawlins, formerly RESI-.
dent of this town. who for some time past
has been clcrking for Cowgirl X Green
druggists. Dover, Del, has gone Ia New
York. having secured u position in one OF
the largest drug stores in that city. We
congratulate onr old friend un hi> well
mcriicl success.
The following pamphlets for sale at
the drug stores "rcmprrancc, prohihi,
iion. Democracy c,.." BY ]. u. H. Pur,
nell, VI. -, by same author Notes al
4 Science Continued" Price ! cents each
being less tlnn cost of printing pro.
cee,ls To bc applied to Al IIallow,' Church
repair or addition
The Eastern Shore Steamboat Com.
pany will RIM excursions iIOm Snow Till
and intermediate points Ia Baltimore on
February 2slh aud Marrh l,i, for single
fare for round "Trip This will give III,
people of this section an opportunity Ia
attend the inauguration of President elect
Harrison at small cost
Just at this period there is u painful
dcarlh Of local news II anything is hap
pcning we would hc very thankful Ia oul
readers to send il IN. Every little item
helps Ia make locnl column interesting
hut at this season when there Is lil;l,
travel from distant parts If the county
many things lranspre which we are moi
\ able Ia get for publication
N-Thomas 5. Kean. Of Allrgany county
Ahe owner 81 an egg which has evidently
bees nagneiized. as Il will rest only 10
one Position, that being on one ofils ends
lfplacet On a table with the reverse sid,
down, the moment ones fingcrsarc taken
away twill turn completely over with
considerable force. fheld on the labl,
upon ,helarge end, instead failing nat
urally o,iiher. ene side or The other. Il
will turn backward aud forward violently
two or ihne times and finally settle upon
that poFtlde which seems 10 he charged.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23

The potato crnp of this country Is es-
timaled al 2i0.OO0.OOO bushels, the larges,
ever harvested.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-23
TOWN, COUNTY AND PENINSULA.

Orphans Court will he IN session next
Tuesday.
Col. I.emucl Shovel was In town on
Monday.
Yesterday being legal holiday the
bank was closed
-Selbyville, Del, is 10 have large
canning establishment.
MIR. Alexander Sturgis, of Lcwcs, Del,
spent Sunday in Snow Hill.
Hon. George W. Coving,on spent a
mar, Of this week in Baltimore
What is the greatest pride Of the
south The Horse Shoe Spring Bed.
The Trappc debating Society, ot Tai
bot county, has decided tina, marriage is a
failure.
Kent county will send delegates to
the colorcd State convention 10 meet
shortly in Baltimore.
Admission will he free at Purnelrs
Hall next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. Supper 80 cents.
Winter thus far Inns been failure.
We have Ind several spur,s Of cold wealth
or but they were of short duration.
The County Commissioners will meet
in their Office for the purpose Of making
transfers Of property, etc, ON Tuesday
next.
-Messrs. ID. \ Massey. Thomas Han
ley, James Henry and Seth Murray of the
upper part Of the county were in town ON
Wednesday.
John VI. Richardson, Esq. Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for this county paid u
tlying visit 10 Georgetown last Thursday
on business.
-Mcssrs. Wilson Il IIurlock are agents
for Bausl's Special Tomato Compound, n
reliable manure manufactured expressly
for tomatoes.
when you visit Baltimore stop nj
the Malihy House, where will be- found
iirst.claSs accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates"
-Wha, is the rich mans legacy. the
poor mans treasure, the wifrS joy. and
the greatest comfort of the sick: The
Horse Shoe Spring Bel.
The Shcnandoah (Na.i Wruh senator
Riddlcbcrgcrs paper. was sold at public
auction saturday, Mrs. Ri,ldlcbcrscr hc
ing the purchaser for $:'.i1n.
The festival held at Cool Spring on
Wednesday aud Thursday oi this week
was well attended. and the amount real
lied was everything 1911.
REV B. +. .Ici hcl to.m0r.
morrow Sunday r i0@-
Mrs VI. VI. Duh, a ii II, Gir,llc-
tree 230 and Snd hlTp.m.
We have rcd. i five letters from
Berlin this week Jon, the Ball. OF
course we couldf 4 use hu, one of them
and tina, was III FIRST that came
-Rcv J. RQ ,',cll will D.v) preach
in the CourtHd TO morrow at 1880
o'clock a. ny Gunby Prcsby-
terrain Chny y aa, 3o'clock pm.
--Don'V -"rai, the Hall
next TX Evenings.
The pif Y he eX.
secllrni ANS cs,ter.
.ned. /"
.Mr. Alexander
III rsSa Belle Ham,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
.PIMPLES TO SCROFULA|

nEG-z-NG E-NozS. EuzzsA.s-s E-z2-
IL ksSzs. IsSAE-E ~ F---S SKI To-Sz-ss.
Le9Gssc-=s Sc-ss- Gzc szV-y sSsecles e lseAa-s :,
szsr FS--sv. --Az-5--S. S--c@-ss1S. "a Svrs--
-. Diseases {. sht bAeNc- >kz-- al Scae-N Eae
LSss C Ex--, r-o- i-sLecy - cl1 ss. cared y
Co. SzSc-vxS-. sAs l<v Sso@5 Pz-Sie-.
E-<-zx5y. E-S C-TEC-S sd C-rscCSA scar, sAs
E-sGz SS, C=-ss II: Sek-szS5z-S, SI.S-zx-y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

Many q CIR readers Eli remember
L5a1f- Crawford. q tle Ez-1sliz. sho
-s-zi-e1 II pc-r hare cvs- yez-. and
took Eraz: I1is-5Si II e1Gc@1So1s. Da.-
ie-s- We couzrz;u-s:s Mn q his se-e,e-
ii-1 % p-sSz5s cVS- wGzf EcE promises
q Uszulz lie .srcaS- technical to.-eSs
II tie United S:z;eS. :: IL: II tae Eor,i-,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
- - A ~ -.

T5s WILLIAMSON Schools proposed
P-eSsss-t i zhout to-tv-tvs Years cd
He u-zS ha-u 5. Tsliey Forge II the ed
hocSa which Washington used n Revo-
.1.sozz-v dzys - his headquarters Be
ginning lie s. 81 e1zineS- II ESS Eoz
Sa-,e tine II the Alioo1S locomotive
snooS. zu6 zi.s-vs-C.S entered TIE rSyv-
H. u-ss n Sa-Tics s. 81 s1Slaee- Dung
5 yss-s u me Ezr- He hSs been SD II
s.-.c7o- II taa Naval Academy - Anna
pa.sS. sid taught manual training II TIE
Sing Gzriaa Institute
IEssss1z-s Crawford : = r-e>a1- II
.s-sS-e5 = the establishment. . nan
usI training Scloo3 81 W .1aIng7oa, De-
II he shsl Scee7; The position Q. General
S-u,s-z--s-izu- q ne Williamson ScEo1l
!. III. bs leasssz-y IL hin u reSlEr
t-ol ne raw. he G&s SUI another
vsz- Il serve 1-ls- orders, oct Ms
--ess1cz II TIE W5ilzsDs,a ScAoo- viii
n. - needed fur some months va.
III S-zsoz VII 81 eECSza NExE EzAz-
Plzas Fo- ths scho1 hzve 70. yes been
approved T1,e drawings submitted ~
x-cas.ec.s soGe Gsys $50 were sal TOO
elaborate one q Toe IFls.seS s-S-s,1
vsS.s--isy that NJ NlllSUSo1 had &C.
S-s.5- -hz- the buildings Il pe-t5cily
yr.zsr. sri inst ms wishes we-.G h cS--
rad c-c- The co.lSl-ucsEo1 q buildings
III. x begun n the eSy3y ISL a-1 Il Is
likely tEzi before TIE end Q. 1871 toys
VI. y receiving Instruction u TIE S-S1s>-
= Phi Rec1-1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

NCTpURA REsoLvENT. he new R,coa Pan,
" Ss-. Ds2-s<Sc, and AFe-Se7s. els&ases The Bieod
ssszaezss, al has rszzeyes she CAUSE. Heoee
Z: eS-ss FEes5zy, re---A,s-sly, Azd ecoSoSnkealy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

Jelly ~ exse<zAi ESS, Instantly allAys ltehrS and
lz@@1--xsscz. clears he Skin AID SSlp Of HEDors,
>oVyS, AZ TS2SES1, destroys Des6 Skia ard Fish.
h<El< Ulcers, Sa-cs, aei nsseharxiaE Wo2aSS, r.
s-S-sS TIE HAir, sd Sea-cSes lie Skin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

CusicurA SoSp. ~ exquisite Skin Beau.;Ssr
40 Tcs,ss RsSz1ssse, p-sq1rci from CTrTCCKA. .
n ;reiil.S Skin Diseases, Baby Hr.
sS-z~ III Eo-sAs CSS2pe3, q Greasy Ska.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

eurfcara Remedies srsShe osiy real Blscd
F--I1e-S A2i Skin BeAzsiSsrs free fron Ee7SrTY,
x-sszs,. isxi. z1cs. g any osk<E mineral vcSe-
sASle Pozso1 wExssoeSsr. Gcz-S-;sed Absolutely
7-7S ~ lie A.<lytSosl Ctsz-tSsS q the SAFE q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
Itcsipr ~ Rur1irr skin nisea.e..

ItcalaE aaa b-r1lIE Skln uise1set-
Baker. S1-a<-x', G-ccs-<' V kSAs-=oz-4z's t.ch,
Is-Az-E Pscsz, al DSlsss1s Lr-l-S.1o-s rSe-Lsx-
= A-sA sSxzs- Insanity rslsve5 ~ ER--z eU.A
VIZ c. SAP z75 = S--clS Az-1s>z.a,z q
C-T-1Ts-A- Ia 1-sI1 SKI C--e Les -VPxL.s1
CAY. v1-A ;A-ss 5essz C CCVgCGSA EES0rvENT.
Va <-ssSzy szrs Tses1zc Diseases - ne SSf1 Sz5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
Cash Assets Jan, LIST. 1854 :. sI.sss. $50. s..

Takes Risks against Less or DamSse nv Fire
on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and Fprp.
ltaSe on favorable tezmS- A. JAEGER
-Slsl ~ Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

\ Es<uHcsnS Fcpulx= Work g he SKI,
VIZ k-c-Ivs-- E-5SsS- = N-sy -I.- Xec-s ~ EE-
SSEvzN--- ALsc. ca kz-5-sas Is<ztzo,z2AS ~
sz-E Ss7c-- - l,ss--S tEs S---SsE Cc>S-1. yshsek
rs-,sz1 se-S s---V sLvs es<1 : ts--teie s.=s-y-
S. ysS-s I'm Diseases q me >sla ard Rses.s /.
sSrs cr-l oee,S - $40 7ue-sc PAGES hv EsIss1-
& IT 1ss1C--l-C k-.c-s. lLzvs Rad lie be-. rhT-
s2cz1-S. e-Gvs sec. s--.-ezs g 5c.-.-x~ 49, -.
- -S-sz G-1 Z Nse- - CC-ECCE1 EsaErzES,
WIKI have eC-a5 *. al bs.E ny skin AS Nod
- rS-s - 5 c&l.ss. Ss2: 81 eE- Six-r-cozr rass
6Ssk- E-s - C--S -, D-ss1sss-s ASsSrsss
E.VS.,SSS <1,.Ss-sSE
BGzsoz. Smith Co., Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
He DRAWS 4 BIG PRIzR
T. - F-eSsaent of the wali@Ha<oz
Technical Sehool.

Iss-,ezz2. Rcosvt Cravso-5. q The
Uussei S,z-aS NSvy. hiss beeG ylrsu@, y
ssassa3 by the Bozri 0; Trustees d tAe
vI-,szraso- ScAool tx n, Sl6s2cy .
S1os-.a,s13socy q tbs; Institution. ~
F1-1-z- vose Ass hSSz taken bl' i va
<7z,e5 ysSss-iSy by sevs=S, trustees
fhS- the7e vs. 10 Io1o5 s. u The Ss-e,-
tso-- Tns zppo,-.12s1t w. 2-o-A-,-y
ne made n ). E.so1-l - -.
Isa-se-s1s Crawford : vel known II
P---x ss.uh.z s. ihs o-gsnzzs- sd as
p-sresaal 4 tie M41CS, framing Sehoo.
q Ssx-es1 z-5 WOOD Se-seeS, Eor ;v7o
vea-s. beginning IN 1855. ~ admins
rs-sF rs &5zIrS n,osl S1ccsSsz1.sy WHEN
ns VS. ordered sway q c-CzSs, he IS
zoz Z charge q 5 Govs-aIsl; M 2-r's
s,,ss, :: Newport, where hlS E7o-k : n
-z-se5 vlta he hishsSs tzyor oy rs
-os-eo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

Philadelphia Board of Underwriters
a GENTS for thc Hawaiian Islands,
n isi0 " G, RRSwE R 4 &c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

For Sale By I'll retail cAe-aisss and Wholesale
e-%sSss-< AzS ce&l2rS il sseGieize shrsnshoa; he
Sc-s5. CCTIcCEA, - ee1H Per box, L1-Se eo1es,
Size. CEEcrsA SoAP. = ceztss CUTTcURA SHAT.
E-sS esss-s.
PEEFARE3 Fl Xxx
Potter Drug S Chemical Co., Boston. U.S-A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
p. n. w. ROSS,

PO-B - Ele-z5o-zh,
Washington Territory.
Several Of TIE most prominent ard
s1rsE5as- clflz=1s OF ao10l1Iz EsTs ALREADY
iuTss-s1 many Ihg1ss1ds o. Dollars II
Ellsrs5zrEE, aid have TIE b=st Of reasons
TO c01gTstulEte ths1selFes gpou their
SOUND s15gus-t-
Dsei1=dIy she BEGGEsz BoS4SzA o. the
MzrEe:
Esks up sOE mind GaicklF, PEEE AK
SzEAu-LT ADTLSc-SG ETET DAI
l2T+Iy P. n. W. ROSS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
nAMRURGm - HREMEN
Fire Insurance Company.
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY
For Sea, River & Land Transports
or DRESDEN

Having established an Agency At Honoluiu for
tho Hawaiian Islands. the unGerSicEed General
Agents, are authorized TO take
Risks AGAINST the Danger of the Sean
AT TIE
Most Reasonable Rates. and m Ah.
Nest Favorable Terms.
F. A. SoHAEPER < CO.
y sely Agent Tor the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20
Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
sursnee Company (Limited) has received in
suuenons TO Reduce the Rates OF lpsur.
anee between Honolulu and Ports IN tue Pacife
and Is now prepared 70 issue Policies al the
lowest rates, WITH a special reduction on freight
Per steamers. fHEU. H.DAVlES
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Latest Foreign News.

A.. L. Hopkins has severed all con
nection with Jay Gould in business,
The Ohio and Western Coal and
Iron Company has failed with very
heavy liabilities.
Passenger statistics for 1888 show
2.722 arrivals from and LII depar-
lures for the Hawaiian Islands.
A dynamite explosion at New York
DESTROYED a portion of Stevenson's
brewery, and did considerable dam
age to other buildings.
One of about fifty oil stills OF the
Standard Oil Works at Constable
Hook. n. j., exploded setting fire to
the warehouse, which was destroyed.
Loss 100000,
The towboat Two Brothers burst
her boilers. This demolished the
vessel and wrecked the tOwbOat Re
turn, lying near by. Debris and
steam were thrown III every direction.
Three persons were killed and two
dangerously wounded.
A fire in Philadelphia destroyed
Wveth Bros drugstore and several
adjoining buildings and badly dam
aCyad fine Hotel Stratford. The loss
Is half a million. The hotel guests
bareIv ESCAPED with their lives, los
ING most OF their personal effects
One fireman was killed and two
others badly hurt by falling debris