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MRS. M. L. wooDsUM. Norway. Ne.
AFEyRR SORE EIGHT WARS CURED.

| must extend 20 you the thanks OF one OF my
customers who has been cured by using the
CUrIcURA REMEDIES. Of an old sore caused by a
long spoil Of Sickness or fever eight years ago.
He was 50 bad no was fearful he would have tc
have his hog amputs'ed, but happy TO say hs Is
now entirely Uell-sound as q dollar He re-
quests me 20 use his name. which is Il. II. CAsoS,
merchant Of this place.
JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist
GaiusbOrO. Tenn.
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Charged with R,otous Conduc..

10y AnsIO-hmeIIVhu UHDI' % tHV UIsphcu.I
PARIS, June 1.-THE trial Of de
Roulede, Laisaut, and LagueTre, for re-
sistiug the authorities at Angouleme when
they forbsde the Boulangist meeting there
on sunday, was begun at that place to-day.
The prisoners were charged with riotng
and threatening the police.
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No,yn,,tleato Mako Advances

(By Ango-AmericAn cable 10 tho Dispstcb.l
PARIS, June I'm. Goblet, commenting
on n. Ferry's speech OF Thursday last in
The Chamber Of Deputies, says that NJ. Ferry
was not Republican leader. and therefore
was not entitled to make advances TO the
Right.
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AnImmense Tnrong OF visitors.

TBy AnRlo-AmericGD cable TO the Dispatchl
PARIS, June 1I.-Three hundred and fiity.
four thousand people visited the Exposition
Yesterday. OF this number $1,000 made the
asce mt Of the Eflel tower.
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BkLTrMoRE sToCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. June ll.--Virginia 10-40's, 81 do.
3's 6)t.a,0 Baltimore and ohio. slsS3: Northern
Central 72sa75; Cincinnati Washington aud
Baltimore 2ds. 5la5lss do. Dds. S3Aso; CONSOLE
dated gas bonds, ufi& do stock, 45&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
killed by Lightning.
Dy telegraph TO the Dispatch,

COLUMBUS, GA, June ia section OF
East Alabama was visited by 4 severe tbun.
der.storm this afternoon. Frank Smith. 4
storekeeper at Smiths station. was struck
by lightning and instantly killed.
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raG.
IBx telegraph % the plspatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 Tho Dspatch.l
MEMPHIS, TENN, June ll.-A special to the
Appeal from Aberdeen. Miss, says: Wesley
Clark and Harrison Blackburn, both colored.
were hanged here to-day for the murder Of
Major Pat Hamilton last December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
ConYer.inn Of a nsbt.

f3y Anglo-Amertcsn cable TO the Disr atch.l
PARIS, June LIE Paris says That France
has given assent 10 the conversion OF the
Egyptian preference debt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
MARKETS BY TKLEaRAPh
NRW YORK.


Nsw YORK, June il.-Cottoa quiet and steady:
eales. i59 bales; middling uplands, II 3-i6c. /;
Orleans, II 7-l6c.; not receipts, s3o bales; ex-
ports-to Great Britain. 743 bales; TO France,
6Si6 bales; 10 the continent SIS bales stock.
23O.76 psles- southern hour dull AMI heavy.
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red. SiasiAc.,; options
lower; No. rcd. June, Slac.: July. SAG |:
August size. Corn irregular. cioelng steady |;
No. = ala atsc., options weak; June. Axe. {;
July. 4iac.; August l2c. Oats nrm; options
steady; June, July. and August, 2shc.; No
spot 2skc Hops nrm and quiet cofce-0p-
lions closed steady; Juns, sl6Q; July, ti635:
August. si6.50asle.55; spot Rio duh: fair car
goos, rSG2k. Sugar-haH excited, active. aud
higher; fair renning, nc. centrifugal safest
eye: refined firm and active; G. sAs1Sc. I:
extra c, 7ha7tc. yellow, 7bs7kc; mould A.
SC. ; standard A. skc-; confectionery A, SIC (;
cut losf. CSC. crushed. CSC. powdered, CSC I;
graduated, yc; eubSs, CSC. 1oasses--Ferelgn
nrm; New Orleans quiet Rice quiet sud
steady. Petroleum steady aud quiet Cotton
seed oil unsettled; crude. fcc. yellow. 7a49r
Rosin steady aud quiet nlrpsntins quiet Hides
steady aud quiet Wool nrn. Pork moro active !;
meas, SIS 2eatlI51 Beet dull Bsef-hsms strong
at llaisc. TERED beef quiet Cut meats arm.
Middies SLOW. Lard weak and duh western
steam. sdeo; csty.te 20; June, t695; July. tG9a
Freights easy: cotton. 3-csd
BALTIMORE
BGLTfaoRk. June ff.--Fleur buying and cou-
hned 20 ioobers, Howsrt-strest aud Western
super, 81 ooaf3; extra, sAisaH; family, Al6a
%; city miliz, Rio brands extra. ~ 3caeA
Mheat--ScatRern steady Futtz, SisSSc long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

It Is understood by all farmers needing
Harvest Nhsssy that julien BinforPs How.
ard Brand. NJ Sl.2j per gallon, Is the purest
and best that can be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
A m,,liDiursd ny water

HoLYoKE, MASS, June 1l.-One OF the
canal banks gave way tonight, undermining
the foundations OF the Cabot Mills, which
collapsed, causing loss OF 100000.
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nEEIEW oY Tns cHIclaO NANEFf.


CHICAGO, June ii.-Whes, wss actys today
and loser. especially tor deferred futureA Jane
closed about &c ioNer July opened lake
loser, and closed about 10. below yesterday.
Tbs break In the m lrket Was attributed 70 tns
Government report Much long whesi va placed
on sale. aud gsoi buying By the shorts checked
the decline Cora WAS aciTe aud unsettled.
closing q shade lover than yesterday. Data
we're moderately active and s'esiy. ci0-ipg
about tho same as yesterday. Pork Wa moro
active and sold OF 7talnc.. bat rallies AMI
closed about 2k A.. below yesterday. Lard sas
active and ruled 94ssc. lover. closing tame.
Shori-rtss we're easier AMI ruled ~ sSc. lover.
closing quiet
CINCINNATI
CINciNsarI. June Il.-Flour 10 fair demand.
Wheat nrm; No. miIed, Nssic Corn In good
demand and nrm; No mixed 10. oats In lignt
demand; No Z mixed. sos ss6c. PORK quieiat
tlsssla5l Lard heavy Al tot1X. Buh-meas
and bacon steady. Whiskey. t-0- Hogs strong.
ST. LOUIS
Mt. LeUt, June ii.--Fiour better. Wheat
higher: M red, cash. 80. bid; Juue 1ssc.
Corn closed nrm No mixed, cssh. 81 sc. oats
steady No ?, cash. s1c. WhirkeI fL0A Pro'-
s0ns dan.
WILMINGTON
wuMs0ToS, n. C.. June ii.-Turpentins
firm at 81. Roein firm; stralned, ST.. good
strained, So Tar rrm ~ 81. ~ crude turpen-
tine nrm; hard. 81 yeilo" dip ana virgin. tlA
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREG
NEW YORK, June lL-toton-Net recolps
10 bales; gross receipts. i,53l bales Futures
closed quiet: sales. ls.sO bales June, fiOo0a
t062: July. Si863aii05; August sil.7la
Sl05I; Septsm Der tieI5afl0l6: October tf.Da
1891. November, 90 s5As9 -; December. f9.s-a
s. -: January, s. a5sS9g6; February. fi003A
tl00t; March. ilnllAtI0la, April, fi1isaflu.O;
May fl09afl0%
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[Reportod fof tho Dispatch
JUNE ii.-Narket quiet. The stock of fancy Is
getting very low. Prime 4ac; extra prime.
a. a5,.; fancy. bkc common. 2a3hc.: sholled,
Ss5'<c. spanish. Sc. factory hsnd-picksd.
sAAlSc.
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RICHMOND STOCK ExcHaHag

TUESDAY June ii, 1889.
SALEs-FBsT BOAED.-S,0O0 North Carolina 5's
at l27l, 20OO DO. tl27i., 1000 do at l21il, 1000
do. st 1914.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

Z AVN PARTY Ar THE MALE
IL ORPHAN ASYLUM FRIDAY EVENING
from 70 II O'Clock. Ssrinx baud and vor~l music
b. talented singsra ReffsshmeaIs :, cisz pFtcsA
Admission 70 grounds 70 ceatA isi&W4f&
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EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.

plpV,cskin and Scalp preserved and beAuti-
DhDl rned BY CvrlcURA SOAR. Absolutely
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote: Ftns. slJ0asa75; superfus. s27s a
tS.2o; extra, sLV0sta7o. family, SistL6o: pateaI
family, couatry, sL75asA&5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

81 sharp Aches, Dull Pains, Strains,
WsfZ and Weaknesses relieved In one min
Wa ute BY The CUTIcUsA ASrf-PAIs PLAs-
SIM> Y TER. The nrstan only instantaneous
pain Killing, strengthening plaster. Is cents
10 lsWtS1&su
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERHwrrH TIE
WEATHER rNproAxIoNA
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock gxohangss--9rain. Yisur Cot
ton, Meat. and 0thsr Quotations
rBy telegraph to the Dispascn. ]

LBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
- wAsnIsGros. Juno iL-For Virginia.
fFlln showers. followed By fair In western
- portion. slightly cooler, westerly vinda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence Of her
brother in-lsv. n. r. Craven, so 1919 Williams
burg avenue, ANNIE Il. flgZGEkALD, IN ths
tEouty- year OF her age.
Tue funeral will tase place 10 the above
named residence WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June lem, at o'clock Friends and scluaint-
Ences respectfully invited 10 attend.
Washington and Hartford papers please copy.
NUCKOLs-Died. At the residence Of her pa
rents, corner lweny-se'enth and Ssnaose
streets at O'Clock T. 81. June lltn., MABEL
BLANCA. infant daughter OF L. L. and /, IL
Nuckols; aged eleven months
The funeral Will fase place from above resi-
dence a. 4 O'c,ocK JUNE 18TH. Friends u ule
family are requested 10 attend.
OTOOLE-Diod, at the residence Of her bus
baud, Tuesday evening. June H.. 1883. 81 90
O'Clock, ia The Llir.y-sixtn year Of her age, MA
ANIL OTOOLE, beloved vile " John v Ioclc-
Rect Ia peace.
Nodce Of funeral Ia Thursday mornings Dis
patch.
wITTER.-pied. IN the Lord. June 9Th. az
tho residence Of ms son-ln-lsw, J. W. Anderson.
X. H. WlrlEk, ST.. In the nireueth Year 81
Blessed arc tao dead WHO die In the Lord
wINFRgE.-Dioi. June sih. s, the residence
OF his father. m he tseuty-sl1h year Of s1
age, LANGHoRNE sUAAEkkIELD. beloved
son 0t Il WinfIee.
Asleep In JesuS
Fairfield (Texasl and Lynchourg papers
please copy.
Bag- MEMORIAL SERVICES OF
THE ORDER OF KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs
will De observed by Damon Lodge, No 7,
THURSDAY, June 18Th. al o'clock r. n. 81
Leigh-sTsst Baptist church.
Appropriate addresses will DO delivered by
Rev. GKozos d. CooPrE, ID. D.. aud Past-Grand
Chancellor D. c. RIcRARDsos.
Musical selections will DO rendered BY tho
choir OF the church ami knight FBAsK W. cuS-
SiSaHAN.
All PythisDs aud friends Of the srder are In.
vitsd 10 attend
By order OF the Lodge r. A. HroHD.
ie 1881 K. Of r. Aad :.
nAKINE IsrELLIoENcs-
MINIATURE ALMANAC, Juss u. issa.
Sun riss'....'...-. 80 x0ro,a aIaA IDS "a,
Meon sets. ......... SsS Eyeninz........... as
PORT OF RICHMOND. Juss II. 1854
AssIyEn
Steamer Ariel. Dsye. Norfolk. insrcnAadiss
anu passengers
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York.
merchandise and paasengsrs; George W. Aiiea
steamer GUT Stream. Hines. PHILADELPHIA.
merchandise and passengers; J. W. Aecarrcs.
agent
pig-iron; !. n. Gordon, agent
Schooner Rose McDc,ist. Ramsey, lover Jsnes
10 load railroad tes for Pk!ASaslpAiA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

Horsford's Acid phosphate.
Ill EFYEofs OF ToBACCo
relleyed BIZ ils use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

TVS WgATuys IN nfcnxosp YESTERDAY Wa
fair In tho morning. with q thunderstorm and
rain In the afternoon and at night
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

MOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW
~ BAD WITH ECZRMA. HAIR ALL GONE
SCALP COVERED WITH ERUPT IONS.
THOUGHT His HAIR WOULD NEVER GROW.
CURED BY CUT1CURA REMEDIES. HAIk
SPLENDID. AND NOT A PIMPLE on HIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

GRAIN AID COTTON ExcHANeR
RICHMOND. June IL, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
CORN, i02 bushels.
No sales reported 10 Secretary.
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COTTON REPoAE
Hsrko. nrm.

Esrko. drm.
ouOTAFIoSa
hIDDLN0. 10c.
Low AlDDLfsa. ss:c.
hOGrOkDtHAAf. SAC.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE ii.-Msrset quiet. The stock oi fancy Is
getting very low. Prime 4ac extra prime.
sIasc.; fancy, bNc, sCmmon, 2a3hc; sholed,
kkAlsc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19

receiving such burn as Robertson.
There was no doubt about Robert
son firing the shot that injured Ma
goney. The whole case converged
in the question whether Robertson
was justified in the shooting, and
the Court would instruct them as to
how far man could go under the
circumstances proved. He submit
ted to the jury that the fear of Ma
goney getting n knife was not the
cause of Robertson firing at Ma
goney. A man with q gun in his
hand should know how to use it,
when to use it and that at the last
moment, and he submitted that de-
fendant did not exercise the judg-
ment required, but was guilty of the
assault here charged.
Judge Bickerton began charging
the jury at 4 4:35. There was now
no doubt as to the defendants hav-
ing fired the gun and wounded Ma
goney. 1t was for them to decide
whether more than one shot had
been fired; he had no theory to Of
fer them. He charged them that
the affair in the kitchen did not war;
rant defendant in taking the gun
that trouble had been all over and
past. The only defense tenable
was that here employed, that is, the
theory of self-defense. His Honor
cited the law as laid down and
adopted by this Court, to the effect
that before man uses a deadly
weapon on another for self-protec-
tion, he must make an honest at
tempt to escape from the threaten
ed violence. He complied with the
request of the defense in charging
them that the shooting was justifia-
bic if Robertson was reasonably ap-
prehensve of danger of being killed
or receiving grievous bodily harm,
and this even if it turned out after
ward that there was no actual dan
ger. 1t was for the jury, however,
to consider all the circumstances
and therefrom find whether Robert
son had reason to be in fear of his
life being in danger, and in that
case if he had the opportunity OF
escaping from the threatened in.
jury without using deadly means OF
defense.
The jury retired at 1850 to con.
slider their verdict. At 5:03 they
returned with a verdict of guilty
one dissenting.
Mr.. Neumann noted an exception
to the verdict and gave notice O.
motion for new trial.
His Honor deferred passing sen
tence until Monday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19

No. l.-Running Race, a mi'e dash,
l'riZ - For Hawaiian | red
hiss, years oli, to oa~,y 15
pounds.
No. 2-Running Race, | mile dash,
Prize - For Hawaiian bred
horses upio 6y'as old, to carry
Is pounds.
No. S.-Trotting and Pacing Rae
mile dash, i'rize - For lIa.
waiian br d horses. = Years d.
10 harness and 10 rules
No. 4.-Runnlng Race, l a miie Dash
Prize - For Hawaiian b,
horses under Z years OH, catch
weights.
No. 5-Trolting Race, mile and re.
peat, Prize-- Double teams.
Free to all.
No. G.-Running Race, 4 mile dash,
Prize - For HawaiiDn br, d
horses, 2 Years old, each
weights.
No 7.-Bicycl. Ra:e, mile dash,
Prize - Ere" TO all.
No. Stunning Race. = mile dash,
Prize - Fur Hawai- an bred
horses, yea old, catch
weights.
No. 9.-Tro'tng Race TO Rold G IT.
mile dash, Prize - For II =
waiian bred lo scs Free TO all.
No. l0.-lRunning R.,e ! m le dash
Prize - 10 Hawaiian nr,d
hor;,s, . ca O.d, o C-rrl rs
pounds.
No. ll.-Trotting Race, l mile dash,
Prize - For all horses that
never beat 3 inmates.
No. II Pony Race, mile dash ize
- For Hawaiian bred
ponies, 3 ears old, not over IA
hands high.
No l3 -rrotting Race 10 Road Cart,
mile dash, Prize - Free to
all.
No. 4.-Running Race, IL mile dash,
Prize - Free ~ all.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19

The *1.0I l.. NJ. from the Rifle Range
will eve corn ! of Perct MIA AMI Pu-
nahol >uectI II 700 =. NJ.
EXTRA OARS will run on SATURDAY
rs follows:
FROM RIFLE RANGE-l1. 90 A. NJ, 200
p. NJ. and 3.00P. M.
FROM CHINESE THEArRE-ll.30 A. NJ,
BOP. N. and 3.30 p. NJ.
SUNDAY:
Cars will leave cor e. of Bel etania
street and Punahof at 900, $50, 1000
and 1870 A. 81, and
FROM RIFLE RANGE
Every half hour fiom 9.O5 A. N. until
9.O5 p. NJ, and
FROM CHINESE THEATRE
Every half hour irom 9.35 A. NJ. until
9.35 r. NJ.
To insure punctuaity, it is requestt d
that passengers will, aS far ng possible,
join and leave the cars AT the corners Of
the blocks.
They are also respectfully cautioned
against attempting 10 enter or aliGht
from the cars whilst in motion.
Dec298S
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19
It IL L.
SATURDAY. JAN. 10, 1889.
HOW I'd MEET A STORM.

A friend wishes us to give dis
sertatlon on "dull times" espe-
cially with the view OF pointing out
the cause or causes thereof. We
are naturally very accommodating
to the extent of our limited powers,
but cannot comply in this instance.
We have no inclination left to deal
further with this subject. From
time to time we have written upon
it when nothing else came along to
fill up with, and have worked off
nearly AS much stupidity in that
way as our local contemporaries and
the wise men at the street-corners,
until we have become heartily sick
of it. No, no, we cannot be in
weighed into that theme at present.
Defective street grading, underesti-
mates for public works, ,and the Ala
kea street hydrants are good live
stock subjects, always on hand in
case of need.
Now, why should we run into n
vague, unmeaning disquisition upon
the cause or origin Of dull times? Is
it not better to consider the prac-
tical means of meeting the condition
which has come upon us? When
heavy weather comes on at sea, it is
not customary to discuss the origin
of wind, nor to make experiments to
ascertain whether the accumulation
of clouds is caused by germs, or
spores, or diseased organisms, or Il
plethora of moisture-not by any
means. Everybody knows that the
ocean is subject to the complaint,
and that strict economy alone can
preserve the vessel from total loss.
The expenditure, therefore, is re-
duced in good time, that is, you get
under close-reefed canvas as speed
lily as possible, and make all snug
until the gentleman with the bellows
is out of wind.
Dull times will come in these trop-
ical ATTITUDES as well as everywhere
else, and the first and best thing TO
do is to prepare for them by econ
omy. Unfortunately, many thought
less people did not take timely pre-
caution when times were more pros
porous. They fared up like rock
cts, and lived at least as high as
their income. They carried on all
top ropes, flying kites below and
aloft, splicing the main brace q
dozen times in a dog-watch, until
they were suddenly taken aback by
heavy squall of depression. Their
main stay went like carrot, smoth,
cred all their sticks, and the first
sea of adversely that came over the
bows sent them neck and crop into
the lee-scuppers of the Insolvent
Court, where they are holding OF
like grim death to rope, without &
cent in their pockets or feather tC
fly with.
Well, all right; the past cannot
be recalled nor changed. IL is folly
to mourn over it. The flush days OF
high price sugar, more employment
than men, and plentiful cash, are
gone. Here we are in state OF de-
preston, trade stagnant, employ
ment scarce, and many of us with
out nickel to call our own. Then
let us take in canvas and get under
close-reefed pudding bags as quickly
as possible--put fsrth our best ef-
forts to adapt ourselves cheerfully Ia
our circumstances, AT the same time
We request those gentlemen who are
constantly complaining about the
dull times To cease from troubling,
like the wicked, and let us poor
weary mortals be at rest.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19
STRAYED
FOR SALE on LEASE

ANxA A COTTAGE lately ocou-
hstEN N pied by Mr., Barney Or,
GEssSEe8 densiein, situate on Emma
street, between the mansions of Hons
g. Il, bishop, James Canpbell aud s, Is
Dole, near Emma Square, No piano
wanted, no dust, no taro patches Only
few minutes walk 10 The npw site for
the Central Union Church. 80 lramway
cars wanted. Apply 10
Il, S, CUNaA,
l45 II Union Saloon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19

"What is your namey" asked
gentleman of an English waiter in
an uptown restaurant. I'll oscar,
sir" "Very appropriate. | sup
pose you're called that because
you're hailed so often"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-19
BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS.

BY order of the Minister of Inte-
rior sealed tenders will be received at
the office of the Road Supervisor, for
the shoeing of Government Mules
and Horses for months from Feb
ruary l, 1889, at SO much per head
per month. Said shoeing to be done
in faithful and workmanlike man
ner. Tenders to be opened January
25th, Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ.
II. f. HEBBARD,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
Honolulu, Jan. Is, 1889. $50 I'd
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NOTICE.

M RS. McGregor having returned
Nl from San Francisco after an alb.
sence of 4 months wishes TO inform her
patrons and the public in general that
she is now prepared to resume her
former position ms Ladies' Nurse, Apply
at Nv Hotel street l5l lw~
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M oney to Loan.

GOH 00O to loan, in sums of not
pCC,OOO less than 81 900 each,
upon satisfactory security.
WIN. o. SMITH,
66 Fort Street.
Honolulu, Jan. rs, 1889. 15l 81
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04
TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
A Burglar Chloroforms Lady and At
tempts to Murder Her.
cnacIal U,alaorau, tO tho Sfataaman

Burglar Chloroforms Q Lady and At
tempts to Murder Her.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
GALVESTON, April To-day it was
learned that some time between the hours
of midnight Friday and dawn Saturday
an unknown person entered the sleeping
apartment of Miss E. Browning, Post
Office street near twenty-fourth street and
after placing her under the influence of
chloroform proceeded to ransaok the
premises. Before the drug had produced
its effect the woman aroused herself and
was about to cry for assistance when the
intruder sprang upon her with a drawn
knife. In the struggle that ensued Miss
Browning was seriously cut in the right
leg above the knee. Her screams brought
the inmates of the house into the room
but not before the would-be murderer
made good his escape. Only vague
description could be furnished of the man
as the encounter had taken place in
almost total darkness. Suspicion points
to negro in the'neighborhood, but owing
to lack of evidence no arrests have beer
made as yet.
The advertised games between the New
Orleans nine and the Galveston team
which were to begin to-day, are declared
off in. consequence of the inability of thu
New Orleans team to secure cheap rates
of transportation. Manager Lewis, of the
Galveston team, is quite indignant at thu
action of the New Orleans club, and wal
around early this morning looking for
first-class lawyer for the purpose o
bringing action for the recovery of s 90
damages for failure on the part of tn
New Orleans nine to fulfill their engage
ment. Whether Lewis found his lawye
and instituted proceedings is not known
He says he is going TO make the Calves
ton team "a sure pennant winner of tn
Texas league games"