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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-04
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1889.
ARRIVALS.

June d
Bktne w II Dimond, 16 days from San
Francisco
Blk G d Bryant, 16 days from San Fran
cisco
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THE European billiards parlors,
with the four elegant tables just inn
ported, will be opened tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SAN Francisco, CAL,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
February 10, 1889.
bo sidg's Mi ISn are oa9 d asss aS
thorized and only agents for the Ha.
Waiian Islands for the sale of our Lager
Beer in kegs.
JOHN WIELAND BREWING CO.,
lyO II JOHN II, Wieland Bros
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READ what the Pantheon stables
have to say about buses on the
eleventh of June.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-04

THE Hawaiian band gives a con
cert at the Hotel this evening, to
which the public is invited
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LADIES' NURSE.

MRS, MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
M removed TO No. 3, Kukui lane.
Feb-l4-89
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husiNIss ITEMS .
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forbidden TO
IA give credit to anyone on my &c.
count, as after this date l will pay
no bills except of my own personal con.
tracing. LOUIS BUSHNELL.
Honolulu, May 81, 1889. 264 1M+
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Mrs. III. MACMILLAN

HAS commenced Dressmaking, Cut.
IL ting and Fitting, at her residence
No. 1874 Nuuanu Avenue, next TO Eagle
House, Bell Telephone $50. 24S I'm
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THE Hall brings news that there
is nothing wrong with the Volcano.
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DEPARTURES.

June A.
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at pm
Stmr Waialeale for Kauai at pm
Stmr Kaala for Waialua and Waianae at
Gam
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr 1walani for Lahaina and Hama
kua at 10 III
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LOCAL 4 aEAnsAL NkWa.

ONE week from to-day Is the
GLORIOUS" eleventh.
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THE FRIEND.

One Member oT the C~oun snt..ion Think.
Saints Are ts~sng Prosecuted.
Washington special tn the San Franris'" Chr"n-
John A. Met lernand Of the Utah COM
mission to-day submitted "a minority re-
port, giving his reasons for n~on-concur~
renee i'm the report OF his colleagues i'm it's
general aninus and particularly i'm its
distinction between opinions and actions
AS subjects for Legislative punishment.
The existing laws, hc says. are working
we'll. Further aggressive LEGISLATION
touching upon civil and political privii-
eyes would he. injurious rather than benc-
hcial. No religion was ever finally de-
stroHtd hy either armed ar unarnsd pro-
Mct1ernarl enters upon an extensive
trcatiS.,. moving tbs, danger to hc .ppr,-
hciisicd from trrnching LIfon the religious
convictions of the people. ~" concluded
by recommending am amendment tai the
federal constitati"", "ps.rpct,ialiy prohii-
euisc. not only in the states.b hut also in the
territories and other places over which the
jnrissiic,ion." He dwell at length upon
the Importance of this amendment. and
says that IL wound substitute "a lasting or
Ganixcd law for u Legislative enactment,
which rn,,si cease to operate with the cess
-atiou of the anamoious territorial cor'di-
tion."
The Norman religion. u. says, purgc.l
Of it's impurities, will probably survive.
How long hc cannot foresec. The ages
of that fanaticism and fatnity," he con-
clu.lcs (which conceived the inauisi,ion
and the racks: which burned Latiner and
Ridley AT the stake: which Inflicted thu
massactS. Of ~. Bartholomew and which
drove Puritans, Hugucnots, Quakcrs and
their codeyotccs to the cause OF freedom
from their native lands tn lind "a refuge In
the New World and to people il with tseui-
ing millions and tai bless il with republic
can principles and forms these ages have
passed away. To revive their dark and
intolcrant spirit now, i'm the nineteenth
century, would add another proof and la
ulcnt that the course of nations il not mp
ON straight lines, hut i'm circles,
clding where they began and rrbcginning
MhcrS,- they ended"
1.-THE urgent need Of the territory" says
the report. sis II comprehensive and scis.n-
tifis. plan of irrigation. There should l,
no waste of water. So far IA may bs'
found advantageous and practicable, the
waters of rivers, lakes. canyons and other
mountain torrents should IL, made tribti-
tary to capaciotIs and durable reservoirs
for regulated distribution for all needful
PURPOSES. Such u scheme appeals to the
favor of congrs,ss for economic and other
reasons and as am efficient and suitable
means of accomplishing IL. would re-
spcctfuIly suggest the ccssion Of unapl.ru-
| priatssl and unressrvCsl lands of the Uni
ted States in Utah for that purpose. under
a conctirrsh with the eventual
admission of the. territory as u state, and
guaranteeing the application OF the pro-
csssls of the. sale of lands ar n reasonable
annual tax thereon tai insuirs. its faithful
execution.
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TOLD IN 4 LINE

Baby carriages at cost at the Bee Hive.
Pictur,, frames made to order mt the Bee
Hive.
Locks repaired and keys fitted at the
Complete line OF cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware, Co.'S.
Go to Hawcs for fine work in photo
Excellent is the finish Of Hawes's photo
graphic art.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hariwa.c
Co.'S.
Have you secn those fine hanging lamps
at the bee Hive:
Estes 4 Council have rss..ivssi their new
fall stock of clothing.
Guns and ammunition at the
Hardware Co.'s.
Photographic in all the latest novelties
nj Hawss's Palace Studio.
For style. good goods and n perfect fit.
go to Estes Il cOnnclfs for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
New underwear, ovcr-shirts. neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and shoes. at Estes
& Councils.
Gums and rifles at Anaconda Har,iwa ARE.
Co.'S.
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the 81. Louis market daily.
II yUi want u Rool Domestic. Imported
ar Key West cigar. go t4 -. In.tI'.n'-
Anaconda.
Estes X Council arr. marking their new
stock Of clothing and furnishing Hos2ls al
prices that will plss,ss, all who want first
class guusls.
IL you want "a suit of clothes mad" Ia
order call at Estes 4 Council. They have
over 30 amples to select from, and guar
aiitss. "a perfect tit.
Call and seq those pushes AZ ~ cents aI
Estes X Connell Mcrcantil. Co.'s
The Montana Lumber x Produce com.
pany will name you bottom prices on hay
grain and feed in large and small lots
They carry the largest stock i'm town.
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A NEW ADDITIONAL chance to
double money i'm n short time 10y purs.has-
ing n well situated addition to- Butte
within city limits at "a bargain. Evans.
Nichols & Co.. e. East Broadway. Butte.
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so GLAD TO SEE EACH OTHER.

PrrsaA~us usrrassn snd b Rev Chsasse
= Ainisses 1sterehanse Cearsssses.
WASHINGTON, Oct. a.-Tsui Twohein,
the newly appointed minister tn the
United States, was to-day presented tn the
president ny Secretary Blaine. The min
listers Address was as follows:
"Mr. president. sir: I have the honor
IN deliver to your excellency u letter which
my angus sovereign. the emperor of
China. has addressed tn you, accreditin9
me NJ envoy extraordinary and minister
plcnipotentiary to the United States. Ii
becomes my duty to accept this important
charge tn which 1 VAS called, and !
assume il with pleasure. feel
ing a greater degree Of confidence
thai I may successfully accomplish the
duties of my mission, because of your ex-
.=s ss,1,sr.;,s co %s,l k"1 Mr. P h'ss ss%-f !, s ~;iI
bs my constant aim tn aid and strengthen
the amicable relations which now exist
Sir, I beg leave to offer my EARNEST wishes
for your personal happiness. for thu, sue
cess OF the government of which you are
perity of the people of the United States"
The president replied: MIR. Minister
IL Affords me sincere satisfaction To rc-
ceive from your hands the letter 10y which
your august sovereign. the emperor of
China, credits You i'm the capacity of envoy
sxtraordinary and minister p%ienipoten;
States. i am pts.aset to observe the con-
ndence you feel. and express the hope that
.ia.ie. "' Of a''': so%r mission 81 sn' y a%p'r many
, rely upon my cooperation tn main
tain the existing relations of good will
will ne my pleasure to- y, .ond any offers
having for their object the accomplish
n,snt OF this p,,rpose; offer You i'm re.
and prosperity OF the empire of China and
it's people under their sovereiRn's rule. l
and happiness during your residence in
this capital"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-04
THE FUTURE POPE.

larocchi. the vicar-General,
Likely tn Become Leo. Successor.
Prom the London News.
The frcqcnt attacks of illness to which
the pope il now subject have given rise in
Rome to many conjectures as tn the fur
ture pontif, says n Naples letter. A COR
respondent of the Roma, who appears to
he well-inforlned. has written two articles
in which, after eliminating some eminent
cardinals as impossible, he shows why il
il probable that Cardinal Maria Parocchi,
the vicar-Reneral, u man of iron will and
clear aims, and comparatively young.
having been born i'm 1s:s8, il likely to be-
come the SUCCESSOR of Leo MI.
As simple Bishop of Mautua he boldly
espoused the Jesuit cause during the
struggle between that body and the liner
al Lombard clergy. When the mild arch
OF the Observatory Cattolico, Il was with
the latter hat Parocchi sided with all his
Mantua to Pavia. but the latter post was
little suited to the militant prclate. He
was then nominated archbishop of Bolog-
ma, but To this appointment the Italian
government objected. and Parocchi re-
signed and went to Rome. There he was
rsce,ysd with Open Sne ar arms ms 10y the wa,,can;
not willingly accept the fiery and restless
archbishop.
pope's opinions took place. Parocchi's
fortune was made. Leo XIII. elected him
10 he his vicar general. and gave him
own, and the man who could not he arch
bishop of Bologna. was made bishop OF
Rome. From that moment the affairs of
inal Rampollo del 4 aud partly tn
Lucido Maria P~arocchi, who very soon
made his influence felt. At present the
organization of the church is exclusively
i'm his hands. An infinite legion of priests
depend on his nod. Even the undcrlings
fear him, and il they protest he s,ispends
them. I'm the eventuality of u conclave
the vicar general enjoys n perfect s,iprs,fm.
acy. He will try tn attract to himself all
Ia proudly conservative clements at the
sacred college,. the sblack" party among
the cardinals, who already consider his
election certain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-04
MAN WHO BUILDS SHIPS.

Theodore Cramp Tells of His Experience
On the Pacific Coast.
Prom the Chicago Times.
Theodore Crannp of the ~wcll-known firm
Of Cramp Bros, ship-buildcrs of Philads l.
phia, who has been making an extensive.
Richeliu yesterday on his way home. He
was asked about the alleged purchase by
Cramp Bros, of the extensive dry-lo.ks
at Victoria.
he replied. OF don't know how such a
story could originate, hut I have seen il i'm
- dozen different forms. would like to
contradict il as utterly false. We have
don't care to branch out, and II we did IL
couldn't he done at that place. Those
docks are owned by England, and you can
put IL down for u fact that John Bull never
could 'ss q Control sa e rA'p ws ha "Ss" not is,s snas f is
bodybuilding ON the slope. and / did not
GO there with the rcnoss.st idea of acquir-
ing any"
waters Mr.. Cramp said:
1.-THE erection and enlargement of big
iron and steel mills in California IL aiding
this business somewhat and il il mani
testify the disposition Of the government tn
foster. the industry. Two vessels have
been built there, the iron for each of
which had to IN, taken nearly altogether
from the East. On one of These. vessels
we bid $1,000 lower on the. contract than
In California, hut il was given tn Them
"Will the business grow to large pro
at will develop somewhat. hut not n
great deal. They have the finest kind of
timber out there and the best sort of spar
timber, but il IL becoming more and more
the custom to use neither. Nearly all ves.
sells, including the sllars, are now of iron,
and the war vessels will continue to IN
built where these materials ARE abund'
nnt.o
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Little benjamin Harri.ons.

4ond President Harrison is of children
especially of babics-says n Washington
letter to the Philadelphia Telegraph. His
reputation i'm this respect has resulted i'm
graphs of babies. Nearly every days
mail brings To the white house n number
Of letters inclosing photographs of in
fants. They represent babies in variety
enough for n modern baby show. The
photos arc all of boy babies and the let
ters announce that their names are Benja-
min Harrison Smith, Jones, OF Robin
son. etc. Sometimes there are n pair
of twins. Then the name is either di-
vided between them or one is named after
abe president and the other after the vice.
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Chinese. shylack..

There are two Illness individuals i'm
Hong Kong who own the majority of the
native houses between them and who, by
a system OF regular rent raising. are sim
ply rolling i'm wealth. One has had n
great deal OF family trouble lately, and
his wife. in her tribulation. consulted the
oracle at the temple tn learn the reason of
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the anger NJ the gn<ln. The trial by draw
ing lots. according to ths. pricsts, showed
that the cause was tine imposition of in
crcasing burslens ou the tenants. The
result of this has been that i'm many cases
the rssrts have hecn lowered considerably
and in none will they he taIt up further.
Thamks to the gonh old orsaclc!
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Hardly worth M.ntioninx.

From Epoch.
Young husband ircproachfullyl You
never told me you had been married he
fore.
Young wife-No. dear, ls,case he only
lived thres. months,
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Evidence. of Thrift.

From tile Omaha World.
Omaha Papa-So you are going tn mar
~. ARE yOiI. my son? l presume thc
young lady you arr, tai wed knows all about
housework and looking after the wants of
the family:
Omaha Youth-Well you just bet she
does. i wish you could see n c~otton-bat-
ting dog she made last week. and some
butterflies she painted on velvet.
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Answered with |. oue.tion.

From EIoch.
He-Do you believe in marrying for
money. Miss Antique?
She-I don't know. How much have
you got?
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Oct. from Berlin
state the Emperor William has arranged
for n visit to STEAMBOAT. He will remain
on October H..
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pseGI3eut. The o.lser day ] picked up .
bundle of these phoeos on the mantel In
the white house and counted them. They
were just q few that had becn snapped tn
get1er with q r,ibber hand. There werc
twenty-three Of them. and two pairs OF
win They are represented I'm N variety
of attitudes aud i'm various stages OF
n~akcdness. They vary in apparent age
from a few months To hut u few day..
Sometimes the liant photograph Is ac-
companied by thai of the mother or
of both father and mother. One
infant is chewing the end OF am
American flag. Another II dresss,d i'm
a continental uniform. though hc has tn
he held in am upright position tn show il.
Another has not anything ON worth men-
tioning, and is making "a critical exanina-
ton of the solcs of both his feet Mt the
same time, u thing he ~accomplishes Ivy
bowling the legs out and turning the feet
inward. The fact Of those that arc seen
by the public hs,ing 80 ugly is explained
10y the statement that the president has
saved ont some of the hest looking ones
to keep. The others ARE lying around, so
that you are liable tn find "a bundle of
Them i'm almost any room in the house.
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And Act tse Moon Is silver.
From the burlington Free Press.
In infancy man wants the moon. When
he grows older he wants the earth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-04

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery
Court yesterday:
Beiscy Goodc 10 $. II. Pulliam and j.
II. Dinuepu. ~ feeton south side Baker
between Brooke avenue aud Shocks
alley. $50; William }. Ryan to Lizzie
t. Bragg. ls feet on south side Mar
>hal near Nineteenth, $500.
The following were recorded IN Hen
rico.
B. T.. Perkins 10 George D. Pearman.
guardian. &c. 90 feet on west SIDE
Twertv-tighth between Il and $. $500.
I-ham Brown 10 UUion Brick Company
of uenico. y acres east slde Thirty
Gc.t. $500: Mary L. Biel's trustee to
CIlfcuce i. Nuck0ls. % feet on south
side OlkNood avenue near Mil avenue.
$50 Margaret A. Gordon and others to
I. r Smell g acres on New road. s45;
~. Z Hood 20 Lewis Ginter. ls7 feet on
e9At side Bacon near Pine. 81; T.. r
Leland. .ptc.al commissioner. TO Erwin
Davi. and others. for the Richmond a
Allegheny Railroad Company. all the
franchises. property. e., of the Rich
moud AID llcghanv Railroad Company.
- 0DO 600. Murat Il. Jude TO Nathaniel
Bell. 90 feet nearHoward 5 Grove. $500;
r. L Lee Camp No. !. Confederate
Veteran s, 60 j. r. Goode. q feet on
Boulevard south east corner Icy, 5000.
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THE DAILY T1MEs-rUEsDAY JUNE a. 1889.

has been sick for some time with con-
SUMPTION.
Mr.. Thea Phaup. who lives at the
farm of Dr. Sale, near Hallsboro, IN
Chesterfield. lost two valuable horses
Friday. He was attempting to cross
Skinquarter creek, near Ssinquarler
Church. when the current swept tue
team on down. The horses were down
ed and Dir. Phaupalso came near losing
his life in trying to save the animals.
The dam az the fish pond of the Man
chester Association in Chesterfield, two
miles beyond the Belle-I,le saw-mIli.
broke Saturday and all the water ADD
fish in the pond went Glimmering
through the woods. The association
has spent several thousand dollars on
this property, and It i Il great loss 10
them.
The dam at DuVal's millpond, four
miles from Manchester. also broke aui
caused tremendous rise IN the 70
white creek. The dam at Gregory
pond was likewise swept away.
Daring the month Of May III arrests
were made by the police. Oi these ~
were tor ordinance violations. ana VI
for misjemeaDor.
Mr. 4. Ii. Fitzgerald, principal OF the
Manchester High School, has been quite
sick for several days.
The mails a. the Manchester po5toiiice
will doubtless be very heavy during the
next few DAYS in consequence OF the
delay Of mail by the flood.
Mayor Atlki-son had a long docket
before his court yesterday morning
None Of the cases were OF special in
terfot.
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In,r,e, for Jerome park aces

The following Is the entries for the
Jerome Park races to-day. as tele-
gfaDhed to the Turf Exchange:
First race. one mile-Annle 81. 5S;
Mirabeau, 1913. Bohemian. los. Little
Joke. 100. C0rteIz. 100; SluggaId. 100;
Foraham, 100.
Second race. one and one-fourth Of a
mile, "haDdicap'- LeLogos. 100: Larch-
mont. 100; FiIenzi. 1875, Paragon. ,lS;
The Bourbon, lOS; Falcon. l07; Conne-
mara, lO7: Ofillamme. us.
Third race, three. quarters Of a mile
Bill Letcher, l06: Dlrgo. 1905; Maximus,
l0j; Rltalpa, l0j; uannison, l05; Mu-
cil"ge, Ill.
Fourth race. Arrow stakes-l 400
y3ics-Cr.shen Kern, l0j; Orator. i05;
Village Maid. 100; Sunshine, 100; Day
light, 100; Maidstone, III; Radiant, ll2;
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HuSTlNGS c0uRT.
Indiciuncp;s Found by the t'rand Jury
vnicn Adjourned Jnsii To-Day.

The Hastings Court was in session
yesterday, Judge Samuel 3. Witt pre-
siding.
The following indictments were
found by its grand jury: Winston Al
len. breaking into the house of NJ. II.
LLOYD and G.. j. Brooks. felony John
G. Allen. three indictments. assaulting
John Mayo with intent TO kill: Motel
Roy Carter. felOnious assault and cut
ting of John Bailey;J. B. Mosby. felony
CLIFTON Fox, felony: Fleming
Johnson. felony: DaJd Lucas, felo-
niously breaking INTO the house
Of Mrs. NJ. 5. Smith: same for breaking
into the house of W. III. White; same
for breaking into the house OF Albert
Smith: Marcellus Mosby, felony break
ing into the house of W. II. Lloyd and
q. J. Brooks: Willie Palsy. diio} Smith.
feloni0us assault upon Thomas VIII
liams: Cornelius Robinson, malicious
assault upon Andrew 3. Cash, James
Vanhorn. burgariously entering dwell
ling house of Mrs. VI. s. smith and
stealing therefr0m articles OF Jew
elry: the same. breaking into dwelling
house of J. II. Tayio IN the day
time and stealing clothing: same. break
ing into the dwelling house of Albert
Smith in the daytime and stealing
wearing apparel aud money. same
burgiarl0usiy entering the dwelling
house Of Lewis Bradley and stealing
wearing apparel and a watch; same,
feloniously breaking into the dwelling
house Of franklin Washington in the
daytime aud stealing clothing; VI. }
Collins. unlawfully resisting Police
Officer Kuhn, mislemeanOr; John
\. Coots, unIawfully resisting
a police officer in the discharge
Of his duty, mislemeanor: VIII
liam Evans. same oiTense: Clarence
Lee, same onen-e e.: John Lee. same
oGei So: Charles Ross !. same o!lense;
jeff Fleming. same cfen'e.
Not true bills: Molly HTo1dus. dll1y
D ckerson. for HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny: Theoderick Hyde. Tor fel0uiOusly
assauiting James Walker.
Toe grand jury adjourned until to-
day at O'Clock. rs several 0;her cases
Tad to be considered The session Of
the jury was a long and tedious one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-04

Mr.. William IL. Thompson, superin-
.endeut Of Fire Alarm aud Police Tele-
graph. ard Mr. John Frischkorn. Of the
b aid OF Fire Commissioners. returned
10 the ely las: night from TIP TO New
lolk.
sir. Charles u. Boyce. Of Clarke
county. va, at the Capitol yesterday.
M3i,r William i. Simon is slowly but
surely recovering from a recent pro
icneel ind:spcs'tiOr.
Governor aud Mrs. Lee will leave
10 morrow Afternoon loS Norfolk TO
attend The Confederate memorial ser
vices IN that city Oh THURSDAY. They
will return TO Redmond ON Friday.
The Collector Of City Taxes was kelt
quite busy yesterday waiting upon per
sous who desired 10 nav their taxes be-
foe the latter days OF the month, when
there " al be a continued rush.
Dr.. George b. Steel. who WAS az
aointeI by the Massachusetts Dental
Soci. ~ 10 Clinic, aud TO read an essay
hefore the said society. now in session
in Boston. i prevented by the intc.-
rupiion 10 travel from being present,
much 10 his regret.