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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Only about One-hall OF tho n.o,l,
desired admission to Epworth NJ wv
Church last evening could o., L l.
Christ Jesus, Our Hope" llom / ~ r H.
lc. w., was the text OF Rev. ID n r"@.IHr
ran, pastor. Hope is the eolnGlps,ioss :,
desire and expectation. Christ |. y.
only true hope OF the world ia i.t'
the strongest sense the hope OF s,ir,I,a.
from sin MS well as the hope Of a bie.,.,
Immortality. lie is the h.ps If .,lv.
tion; l. In the past that lie wa, .a's
ice for sin. 81; In that His preren,. ~,
the only fafo principles of Ife 5i' /.
Is our hope in the fact that IIs ,pI,It :.
our regencrator aud life giyr l,b, NJ
Is our hope OF immortality In the lar,tha
lie has conquered the grave and ls,b
oth: Because he ever llyeth to make a.
tercess'on Tor US. The preacher roDripj.l
with the idea that lie who refuses Gins
refuse, the only ground OF hone n.
sinners case Is hopeless until b. trge,
only in Christ. Eight persons came IN,
ward aud some were converted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

We have all our Christmas Go,ds Our
tTuit Is show. Aprlcots, 10 cents a pound =:
anrlcots, II cts per pnnnd. Nrrtarines aud
new raisins, new ,iron aud orsnrc and
asapql,s. n or california Ie,rhes for
cents. our prunells are new. Prnrelis A. d
NRs htcwed together make u delicious ME
Our store Is The brightest place In town
Come and walk around and see our mutt IL
VIII do YOU good. We have the Twin Broth
ers Yeast Mt ant 10 utnts package. IL
u axes the best bread. New Honiny, ) cts.
ptlrd Peas, cents quart. We have the
beit tea aud coffee nnh the whltest nour and
sugar In he city. Condensed mince meat. 10
cent?; Us OF our own inlnce meat for IS cts,
Good Butter, = and = cents pound. Fresh
from 50 King 81. 4. II. NIER, I2.2.Gtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

SAN DIEGo, Cal, Dec. MARY p.
Thurman, daughter Of Judge Allen g..
Thurman, who was di.orced last week
from Lieutenant Cowles, of the navy,
was married last night to Thomas ST ott
Il ford, to whom che was engaged sew.
efal months previous to receiving her de-
cree Of divorce. Clifford is Spanish horn
but of English parsntage, aud Ia agent OF
Acuitre ~ Dowell, Mexican bankers. An
elaborate wedding supper was spread.
Miss Thurman, or Mrs. Cow rs, was
an eccentric woman aud refused to pay
her attorneys in the divorce case because
the matter got into the papers. Legal
proceedings to compel payment were in
slituted On her wedding day. Clifford Il
several years his wie's juuior.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

A deaf mute who resides ia our city,
visited some friends IN Delaware county
few days ago. when one Of the party
became SO greatly intoxicated that he
threw his cane at the visitors head, He
fell down on the floor, being quite badly
hurt, when some OF his friends picked
him up and put him to bed. Next mora
ing he was able 10 be about, he met the
gentleman who threw the cane, and he
not only expressed regret, but give him
&, and other friends gave him 81 each.
The mute returned to our city on Friday,
rather pleased than otherwise by his trip
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
NJ. MGgagy & Son,
SIG TatnaII Street,
AND
$. .. Cor 9Th and Tatnall Ets.
Chamber Suits,

We have made several ad-
ditions to our already large
line If Antique Oak Chamber
Suits. Our Suits at S2s, s28,
$50 and $40. we have told you
OF before. We control the fac.
tory's product for this city of
these suits and we are the envy
OF the r5de. These Suits are
without doubt the best for the
money that are on the market
TO day, being from five to ten
dollars cheaper than the same
grade OF Suits found in other
stores This statement is not idle
brag used ror advertising pur-
poses, but we know it to be an
undisputed fact and we will
guarantee the piieesat all times.
Tbs above prices are for solid
oak. not ash suits, consisting OF
a full 8-piece suit. We have
plenty OF others up to 500. We
give you here not a few but
many to select from Our GUS
toners are not obliged to take
what we want them to tase,
through only havinga few, but
they canlook and decide among
many and get what they want
We also ask your attention to
cur cherry suits pieces for
S23. In walnut, our prices
range from $40 upwards Tor
solid walnut, ma,ble-top suits Of
S.pieces.
We offer you what few ash
suits we have, at a great re-
ducticn Also a few walnut
sideoo1rds 10 be sold from SIC
to SIS less than regular selling
prices. These sid.boards have
been used in our waieroom as
samples and we dispose Of them
to be replaced with fresh goods
remember, we have only che {,
each pattern and they are dirt
cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Soon after the powers of attorney were
left with Mr.. Dougherty he LETT The Office
and went up Market street towards the
Court House, It was surmised, for the
purpose OF consulting John II. Rodney
Esq, a torney Tor the Levy Court.
The last tax received on Saturday even.
lug was by Charlie Dougherty Tor prop
erty taxes in the absence OF Collector
ID ugherty. 1t was paid by colored
boy, who had two little white girls with
him, children of the gentleman, no
DOUBT, who sent the boy to pay the taxes.
Charlie took the money, tlled up and
stamped two recep's. They had already
been signed IN blank by Mr.. Dougherty.
lady with market basket on her
arm came up to the head OF the Stare on
Saturday forenoon TO pay her husband 8
property taxes. Meeting gentleman at
the head oil the stairs before entering, she
asked II there were any poll taxpayers
waiting on Mr.. Dougherty to pay taxes.
On being assured that there were not, she
said she wanted to know before she went
IN, because she could pay her husbands
property tax any time, and she did not
want 10 deprive any pol taxpayer from
paying his tax. che bad the right idea,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

TExARKANA, Ark, Dec. l.-Ag9lls
month ago Young man named L'lls
Pistole ran away with Miss Noll9ln
and the two were married al Paris, lei
The girls family violently oppo'el W
match aud subsequently hal tle elgS,
arrested and charged with lIlse s"sS T,.,
In obtaining marriage license is9
claimed the girl TO b. only 10 y '9is ".
Bad blood has existed between he ! 'sgi
and Montague family ever s'nty, ~ n.
this ended yesterday in = quar- e ID , n
respective fathers OF tho bFlG -.
groom, ia the course OF whith on ~
Montague received load N tIe E s5J
from old man FistoIe's gun aal ~.
soea after. Tho murderer was nth 20 |,
while hiding in the bru'h and 'olS''
inIl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
FOURTH EDITION


AT Saturday evenings session of the
Municipal Court DeHaven Morris and
THREE others were held over in their own
reeoenizancc to answer on next Saturday
evening Oh charge of trespass by driy-
Ing on the pavement OF A. A. Eastburn,
South Wilmington.
August Phillips, Mark Conrad, John
Conner and Lewis Sines were charged
with malicious mischief TO the property
OF |. Ttimble Quigley, hut they were dis
charged, the evidence not being sufficient
10 convict.
Louis Snnsone, charged with disorderly
conduct In forcing his way into the hotel
"a NJ. Richcnbtr2er, was discharged.
John Clark was arragned upon n
charge OF stealing dog from George A.
LeMalstre, an account of which was
CIV II Ia The REPUBLICAN at the time.
The poiut in the hearing was made that
The dog not being registered by the Clerk
OF the Peace Of the county was not prop
erty and there could be no larceny. The
point was sustained, but he dog having
a collar on worth at least u dollar, Clark
was held In 500 bail to answer ut the
Superior Court for the larceny OF the
collar.
William II. HooTes, No. 9l3 West
Tenth street, was charged by Charles
Dorschsll with keeping vicious dog
that flew on aud bit h IN twice and Bit bis
son once. The case was dismissed with
a warning 10 Mr.. Hopes to keep Ll. dog
secure.
J AT yesterday mornings session OF the
Court, John Luugten, Harry Lewis aud
Bridget Holland were each fined 81 a, Il
cots for drunkenness
George Washington and Willism j ohm
son were arralgned, charged with dis
orderly conduct. Washington was fined
u and coste, and razor being found n
johnson, he was held in $40 bail TO
answer at Court. Lupert HUI egt was
fined 81 aud costs for drunkenness.
AT This mornings session OF the Muu'-
spal Court, John Folan was placed in
tIs deck. His lead was bandaged aud
he had vacant mtaninglcys stare.
Officer George Il. Rus ell, t'etiffd
that he was called to Foan's p ace, Eighth
ayenu. near the railrcal, about 40
O'Clock last evening, but the house
being locked he could not get IN. lie
came TO the police station and getting
warrant returned aud catered the house.
He found FolAu lying 10 room and
blood was spattered all around until the
place locked ike butcher shop Folau
soon came to. lie had bad bruis. on
his forehead above tue right eye. There
peiuS no 81 hrss against nun he was taken
from inc d9eh ana Mary Coleman Was
put "aete ne STOOL she was very murh
eAenea anu stafi~'i on III rafting man
Der TO tel how John Flo an attempted 10
take her life with an axe, Of which she
said she had plenty OF proof. Not being
ready for u hearing the csse was post
poued until this evening. Dr. Short
lidge testified that FOlan's wound was
inAue by SOME hlnht instrument, aud
th0ush very painful was NOT dangerous.
frank sines' one oil Tue you"g men
Lame 10 the indictment hireinS csr
tAIn members OF the irma Cluo with
heep'hg u'soiueily mouse WAS arrested
Yesterday at foutth and va ket S rec
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
Sale of Real Estate.

VIM. A. IIukili, auctioneer, sold a
the Builders' Exchan1e on SATURDAY
afternoon. by order OF Joseph l.. Carer.
ter, Dr., the following properiies 10 tlo.,
up the business Of the Clayton Loan AZ
sociatlon: No. 900 Market street o,c1.
pied by l.ichtenstein * Hart, n ~,
front by 80 feet deep, to Joseph L. IN.
penter, Jr., for Sl4 ,2OO, although u,
claims against IL amounted to $500
Two-and a half story brick house Ma
4l9 East Sixth street, to w. i. verros
for $500. Two. story frame house, IA
Si7 East Fifth street, to Joseph l.. Caf.
penter, Jr., Tor S72O Ten shares Of
stock 0fihe City Market House (Secoui
street, Company, to George Adele, 70,
$50. Five lots on SbearmAn street, b.
tween Lombard and Pine, 7Ox7U feet, 10
John 7. Dickey and Patrick Nclry, 70,
5000 per foot, Sl,t55. Lot alioinua
lT.6H70 feet to Charles TnlAll, IN
$3.50 per foot, S2lO.Ga. Iu;al slls
81, 1855,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

The following is the wording OF the
power OF attorney presented to Collector
Dougherty on Saturday:
To John J. Doughorty, Collector of
County Taxes OF New Castle County for
the Northern District OF Wilmington
Hundred:
sIR;-l hereby constitute and appoint
...-.s....s.ss.'s. .
OF the City OF Wilmington, my true aud
lawful attorney for me and IN my name
TO pay to You the amount of the county
taxes assessed against me rs appears by
the Duplicate Assessment list, now In
your hands as such collector, and 20 re-
ceivo for me your receipt us collector
for the same.
In witness thereof have hereunto set
my hand and seal the, day OF
.......,........A. D., 1859.
Signed, Sealed and)
Delivered in the pres-
ence OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

The Lords supper was observed 10 ID
church at the morning service on sullE
There were five members received u lHL
communion, four by profession hni %
By letter. The labOts OF the pastor y
this church are being b!esseu. lie o
earnest Christian, his great desire bsa
to win souls. In the evening bis seTnG'
the third of the illustrated series Taia
that which was lost, the euhlret ots
"The Lost Soul. II was handled TO u
earnest aud impressive manner, as y
urged on his hearers not 10 rele'' W
folly of the rich man, who livel only ~
this world and made no preparations 10
the world to come, but lost hls soul IA
Heaven, lost happiness. Many isii M
truth of his words. Next Sabbath be ".
continue these sermons, and every 'a'
should 20 and hear him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

For the week ending at noon on Sstur-
day Registrar Lee reported IS deaths Ii
mo than for the same period last year;
l23 births, Al more than for the samc
period last year, and 40 marriages. Ages
OF decedents the 70 deaths, those
dying under | year OF age numbered %;
from to 2 years, S; . TO 8, 2; 8 10 10. 2;
10 10 10, I; 10 to %, 9; 20 to 20, Q; 10 TO
10. 4; 40 TO 80, !; 90 to 90, 4, 10 to 20, u;
~ to 50, 3; 50 to 90, B; 30 to leo, 4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Arthur Fraucis, who has been visiting
friends In our city, will start Tor Denver,
Colorado, this evening IN order to look
after house he Is having erected on his
rancho in that place. lie will occupy
three days aud four nights In travelling.
He lett Mfs. Francis in this city, and
will return for her about Christmas. 1t
Is her fret visit 10 our city, and she ia go
well pleased with it that she proposes 10
pass the holidays ia 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

A gray horse belonging to Charles w.
Gcoiins WIS taken sick on Saturday Inst
with sptsmolic collie, d. d:from the same
on Sunday nisht. Fortunately he was
insured IN The company Of which Charles
w Gtoves is agent, for. $3.50, and the
death Is Therefore not II dead loss. Mr..
COOL ne purchased lie horse Of sheriit
allen aud he was quite valuable animal,
hong able TO trot mile iu three uin.
SUITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Five persors were received into full
memb rsbip, at Scot NJ. +. Church. at
eommun' yesterday morning.
AT 80 p. IN. Rev. Vaughn q. Collins
preached from Heb. IL. 3. "Ilow shall
we escape If we lie lect 20 great saliva
on lie shovel the contrast between
me message MS delivered by patrarchs
and profits OF the old Testament aud
Jesus Christ Of the new. There was n
good congregation and one CONVERSION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-Jake KIlrain In
tended starting for Mississippi yesterday
but telegram from Bud Remand adyis-
ing him to postpone his departure until
tomorrow, when he could make better
connections, Induced him to postpone his
departure. lie will leave tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock, accompanied by two
Of Ills personal friends lie has accepted
an Invitation from Mr.. Rich, on whose
plantation the fight took place, to pay
him a vi It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Rev. ]. b. Cooper, pastor Of st. Pauls
A. U. NJ. z. Church, will address the Y.
W. G. 7. u, No. ., aud Band OF Hone
fair this monday evening at the TEN.
perance headquarters. Sixth and Penn
streets, Subject, Total Abstinence. :"
Come and spend pleasant evening with
us and help the temperance cause. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

We have "a very large us sorimcnt cf
glu~scS. There is 40 firm la Phi'ulrl,h a
that eau undrrscll US We examine your
eyes free of charge, and Wurrd It our
glasses superior to any, why not stty ut
home and stand lay your own citizens,
aud save time a,id money We sell
Christmas present, in ilne gold ~pcCt3.
cites and cNu GlHs-c-, and Opcut GLASSES
~ u moderate price. Glassc. exchanged
to to the Wnaicr. Pruf. Mril &C rutiiiC
optictin, Office 40. 3oj Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Steward and Chandler eSceiie" n
mily coal is giving graud i',l'S az;
more trouble with poor ilres .t w, y" II,
Because we will not sell al s',,s .. saI
will not give the best results oI' In
is under cover and well cleaned n
picked out and full weight gwen os5
1t. Office, South side and bIatVu pho,,
u. w. corner Second and French
IN and A3o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Two ioot ball games were played al the
untnn street grounds on Saturday. The
INST was In the morning bytween the
Friends School and the Elk'on Nd,
teams. The Friends School team won
by score OF 10 TO y.
In the Afternoon the Friends School
eleven we're pltted against the FRANKLIN
Academy team from Baltimore. The
victory this time resulted In favor of the
visitors by sc rs OF &c to 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
Tic Joh,isnn Lni 70 he Sold

On SATURDAY morning Judge J. Frank
BAH, trusie', was granted by the Or
phans Court an order TO tell the real
estate of the children OF tire late Elijah
johnson, colored, consisting of a lot Of
land 5BxsO feet at the West Yard and
Seventh avenue and completely covered
by railroad tracks. The sale will take
place on December Is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
Candidate for sergeant.nt-Arms.

EI.United States Marshall John NJ.
Dunn Is candidate for Sergeant-at Arms
Of the United States Senate which meets
ut Washington ID. q. to-day AT noon, and
II is said with fair prospects OF success.
Senators Higgins aud Gray, aud +. 4.
Bach Private Secretary to Mr.. Higgins
went down to Washington last night,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Horace {. Vandegriit, NJ amber of the
Trina Social Club and with two others
convicted OF keeping u disorderly house,
having served out his ten days imprison.
m Mt and paid the due of $40 and costs
imposed u ron him, was this forenoon dis
charged ir IN the custody Of the chef
police.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
No Change In paws, CONDITION

New OEIEANs, De l.-Thtre was no
change to-day In MIR. Jefferson Davis
condition, he still continues to refuse
noulishnheht and grows weaker from day
to day under the present conditions. The
next TWO or three days Will d,termiLe
his fate. DIR. BeckhRm, one of Mr.
Davis physicians, does not think he will
ever recover from his present attack. 1t
Is not iErlv, however, that there will be
sud- q hai ge but Inv wasting
away hUm weakness, unie>s his Illness
should take marked change Tor tho
hpIinr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

John 7. Kelley, the young man who
died from consumption on Saturday. was
buried from the residence OF his mother,
Fourth and Tatnail streets, at o o'clock
this morning. High Mass was said IN
st. Peters Cathedral. lnterment was
made In the New Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
lie. Broken.

j In Trlub, cigar dealer at Second
and Walnut streets, IS cripple and has
10 use crutcb. On Saturday night HI
re VS. about retiring, he went TO cit
down ON the edge oi his he'd when his
crutch clipped AID he icll to the floor
breaking his leg. Medical aid was sum-
moned and the fracture was reduced, but
Mr. TrauO suffers very much pain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

One OF our specialties is large assort-
ment OF show cases OF different sizes and
styles at less than factory prices. Chap
man, 9TH and Orange.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Tomorrow promises to DO fair to
partly cloudy, and slightly warmer.
similar conditions will probably prevail
on Wednesday, followed by slight ther-
mAl changes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02
VEkCOATS.

We have just received a very
large invoice of fine ovcrcoats
from a manufacturer who is go
ing to retire from the business,
in which we nave many we
think are great bargains as we
closed out the entire lots and
got them about 10 per cent un,
der price and intend to scllthcm
the same way. SO if you arr
in want Of one come and sec
them. They will do you gool
whether you buy or not,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Albert Bucher, the leading slsa a, far ID
has just finish handsome W Sa"s sl7 ghiti
Star of bethlehem Lodge, 80, ~. - WINDOW
Is now on exhibition In LIS sno"
No. 3lllshipleyst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

spesutia Island, which is n the O .,l,s
peake Bay near the mouth OF isNs,s 4
River, has been sold to 9l w oi9
Pennsylvania sportsmen for sj@, wv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Daniel O'Seill, for good many year,
one Of the police force OF the Nation a.
Capitol building, at Washington. D. c.,
was come ten days ago dismissed from
The force, but was permitted to serve
until the first of December. Mr.. o &eill
will be remembered as sergeant oil
police under ex-MGyor Joshua l.. Simlns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Dances new store at ~ WEE tsIh
street. A full line OF TO-DAY"
stationary and confectionery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

Roscs, carnations, smilax for bouquets
ard designs. A. 4. Rollo & Son, store,
635 King; greenhouses, Eighth aud Clay.
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-02

It the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, in the
shade;
7o'clock 10o'clock L. o'clock
" A 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-10
HAPPENINGS IN KONA.

Convictions for Illicit Selling of Liquors.
s Some of those "goings on in Kona that
would make your hair stand ON end, :"
mentioned by Minister Thurston a short
time ago, were brought up with round
turn on Friday last in Justice Molale's
Court at Hookena, 1t had been pretty
generally known that for several months
back a good deal of liquor was sold and
swallowed in the vicinity of Kaawaloa,
although no license was held by any one.
But what is everybody's business seemed
to be nobody's; hence the illicit traffic
went on, and was usually most brisk on
Sundays. On Thursday evening, Manoel
Canish and his wife, both of KaaWaloa,
were arrested and lodged in Hookena
jail, charged severally with selling spir-
ituous liquors without license. On the
following day Manoel was convicted and
fined 800 and costs. His wife was dis
charged in consideration probably, OF
the conviction of her husband, and also
of the fact that should they not be able
to pay the fine and be sent to the reef,
there would be no one left at home to
take care of the "kids."
The case created no little sensation
both during and after the trial. 1t was
said by the Justice to be the first of the
kind in South Kona. Defendants had
secured for themselves a powerful array
of counsel. Mr.. Keliikoa of Keauhou
with Messrs. Nahinaa and Waha o.
Hookena were retained for the defence
But the combined effect of these bril-
liant jurists' eloquence failed to make
breach in the wall of stubborn facts
there being four witnesses who testified
to having been customers of the house
The prosecution was conducted by Deputy
Sheriff Layaro, assisted by DIR. Mack
government physician of the district
The conviction of Canish will be {
salutary warning to others who could bt
named in connection with illicit liquor
selling in the same locality.
The fine was paid.
Kona, Hawaii, Oct. 9TH, 1889.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-10
Pnrser,s Memorandum.

The S. S. City of Picking, 5079 tons, j.
M. Caverly, commander, sailed from
Hongkong Sept. 10th, at :03 p. m.
Had pleasant weather and smooth sea
to Yokohama, arriving Sept. 25th, at
3 3d. a. m Sailed from Yokohama Sept,
2Sth, at 1915 a. M, had pleasant wea'
Their, smooth sea, and light, to moderate
Fast to S. E. winds the entire passage,
arriving at Honolulu Oct. 9th, 1 :51 p. m
Time, II days % hours II minutes. 323
tons of freight bags of mail "a cabin
and 149 steerage passengers.