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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August sl.-Catls-Recelps
son head; market quiet and unchanged beeves
ST 3sal 6S: stcerSs q Sal 30: stoCkors aud feeders
81 BSR2 %; cows, bulls aud mixed o. 0Oa2 %;
Texas cattle 81 25a2 SOL natives and half breeds
81 6Oa3 20, HoHS-RecPiptS 1000 head; market
Strnng and bal6c higher; mixed o 96a0 40, heavy
g 76Gl 90, light II 10Ri 20. Bkips g !OA4 N:
Sheep-Recelpts 1000 head: market steady ma
tiycSs3 lNaI 93; western feeders O. 60a9 so; Tex.
ans s. GOAL 10; lambs lower at &L.0oa6 %.
gAsr LtBERFY, Pa, August 8l.-Cattle-Re.
coipts 81 head; shipments 100 head market
steady on good, slow on comment sc of. from
last weeks prices. HOgs-RecclptS 1850 head;
shipments 1900 head; market slow; light York.
ers 81 6SaA IS; graBSets o. 60G4 90; medium and
light Philadelphia t60A4 co., heavy hogs u 800
4 10, Sheep Receipts 100 head; shipments &O
head market iaif and prices unchanged.
c%ISclSSAAyk g; August al:%aOgs Sa, Er,t com.
q lohA 2Si receipts sO head; shipments 7O
head,
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The International Labor Programme.
BradtreetL
The following are the heads Of the
programme decided upon by the Inter
national Labor Congress at It's recent
meeting at Paris.
/. Eight hours q day iorthe maximum
days work fixed by international law.
z. At least one days holiday in each
week, and no work on fcte days.
8. Abolition Of night work, as far as
practicable, for men and women, and
entirely for children.
4. The total suppression OF children'i
labor below the age of IA, and proteC.
ton Of children Regulation Of child
labor up to the ago Of IS.
[. Complete, general, technical aud
professional education.
0. Overtime to DO paid for at double
rates, and limited 10 louF hourg In each
tw~enty.four.
4. OWL and criminal responsibility o.
employers for accidents,
8. An adequate number OF qualified
inspectors, 10 be nominated by the
MUThcl9 thpthnulNSpl uhiN phAh w W.T.
state or commune, with full powers Il
enter workshops or factories or religious
establishments at any time, and 10 ex'
anime the apprentices at their homes.
o. Workshops organized by the work
erg, with subventions from the munich
pallties or state.
10. Prison and workhouse lRbors 10 BIZ
conducted under the same conditions al
free labor, and 10 be employed "a far 81
possible on great public works.
II, That no foreign laborers DO allowet
TO accept employment, OF employers b
allowed To employsuc laborers, al rate
OF wages below the trade union rate
fixed for thOif trade,
u. That A minimum wage DO Hxefit
every country Ia accordance with q rea
sonAhLe standard Of lying
10, The abtogation 81 al laws agalns
the international organization OF labor.
IL. Equal pay and opportunities 0
women and for equal work.
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suryEaKRs from indigestion, lois Of
appetite, liver or kidney complaints,
Rheumatism OF neuralgia, would DO we'll
TO give Ayers sarsaparlllA q trial. For
|all such disorders, no medicine ID 90
effective "a this, when faithfully and
p%efBeyerngly upedt paw,
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FINANCE TRADE,
Tbs Feature. q q: Money and stosa

MAFketl,
NV YoEK, August Sl-Noney on call eaSy
at per cent Primo mercantile paper 6aT per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady At
AS53lAsE4. Sales llSy6l5 shares.
The stock market again to-day was active and
scored further fractional advances, the close be-
Ing generally at about the highest price Of The
week. The only really active Stockl were 81,
Paul, AichlsOn and Northern Pacific preferred,
There was Some reaction from the best figures,
aud this was unqualified. In t0R large extent.
The great ieatnEp'o o the day, however, was the
sudden rise aud activity In Hooking Valley, II
became known that Rt the meeting the rtilgpRs
ton Of Pretiaents shaw was accepted and Nj, o.
o, Waite elected IN his place, and Arrangements
were made 70 pay Into IL dues. The stock shot
from lbk 70 lsK, though itTeaeted 70 lsat the
close, The strong tple continued up 70 the
close, which was a about the best figures. The
llst e almost Invariably higher, Hooking Val
Icy IL upS per ctnt,
Railroad bond qpleti sales slbs,90.
Government and State bonds dull
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Travellers, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PLANTATION or RIIlRHhpEMABEs eDally, tsun.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. tsRturdAy
exbepteds Sunday only, saturday only
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b., q, &c, RAILROAD,

Bellaire& zAneGYllle Through Passenger leaves
bellaiFe at s;AoA. M, arrives at Bellaife at $50
p. m.
WoodSneld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 400 \.
M arrives a. HellAite at ai6 o, m,
Summarized Accommodation leaves Bellaire
ut 1928 p. M. arrives at II $50 q, m,
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EcoNoNY and strength afe peculiar 10
Hood'a BanapahllA the only mediclne
Of which NiO0 Doses One Dollat" 10 tue
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FotfolOum1
OIL Cry, Pa, August 8i.-0pened at eshci
highest pSSdt lowest g1Aici closed Rt yI4oi
Cleefances I8,0OO barrels, charters 1920 barrels;
shipments 66,i7O barrels; runs g. COL barrels,
ptrTsBuR0H, PA, August 3l,-Petroloim dull
and steady opened at 0SII{Ci closed a. 0Scj high.
est 0SAc; lowest9Sc
INV 'YoRE,. August q .rettolctul opened
BRkpFoRp, pa, August sl,-Opened Of p1JEci
closed a. 9T1s % highest 0s31fsci lowest Vs1to.
TtTusviLLB, IA. August al,-Qpened Of sS1tei
highest Ss1ySc lowest we; closed AtgTHc.
Dry Goods.
nav YoRK, August si.-The dry goods market
continued unoh6uged, An important package
Saie Of blankets aud fAntgls, the production Of
several mills, 10 announced for no1t wednesday
at auction. -
Metals
NEW YoRE, August Si.-yptg iron, steady.
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MI. De CHANTAL.
NEAR WHEELING, ". VI.
sisters Of the yisiAuop.)

A school Of more than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii
bary Of six thouund volumes. Fine phllo
Sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially nstOd, coEpsoi
plano teachers trained BY a leading<protesSof
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according TO the method Of the old Italian mas
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty aud health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent
For Catalogues. and references to patrons in
oil the principal cities, address
THE DIRECTRESH.
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Men may boast Of great actions, but
they are oltenert the effect Of chance than
design.
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daily, except Sunday, and Gi55 and 1IS j. M,
@sshllngtea Accommodation 500 .. M, daily
u Tl! Ss| Elcunioa Train, li:Soa. M, Sun,
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TTME
" Table taking effect May %, 1889. PaSsen.
ger tIainl will. run a iolloWa-Centnal Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuSf
which do not run on Sunday!
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RaiIroads.


WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R,
tr H,a o. 9n az :H %S StsSE ASSnf Az, a AgTil S r, ,ISsSI
viii run. a. tolloWh'
LEAVE WHREIIN0,
$3.50 q. N, etlo a. n. .7:oOL MI s.ooa. NJ, 900
m. 2;O0 ?, M $500 p. m 400 p, m. b;l0 p, M,
6;l0 p. M TOO ,. m, 500 p, m, $3.50 p. m,
LEAyE WHEELING PARK.
6:oa 9. M. 7:oea m, s:oOA M, 200 a. m, 1000
g n. 1850 Z. m, 1900 m. loop. M, 2;0Op M,
p. M, S'Op m, siSS p. M ioi6 p. m.
suNDAYs,-LeAY6 at 1905. m. and run every
Whefilng. Park AtS.ooA ., N. and run every hour
S1Iii La 1S;So !: ! e. e., EXCEPT church = tr9IHs which
q. HIRscH. Superintendent.
PALTIMoRE&o OHIO RAILROAD
and nriYeat Wheeling M tollows-EaSter time;
MAIN 1INR-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
1875 a. m, S;lO and l;do p. M, daily, and 500 q.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, ox-
SSTaitSn xssonnodetiop S:lop j. M, daily.
and 6:lO p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
From New York, PHILADELPHIA and baltimore,
9;09 and l2:S0p. m. and u:00p p. M, daily.
CutnbetlAnd Accommodation, 600 p, M, ex.
cept Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily,
MoundSville Accommodation, f:lb d. IA, and
l:AO and 7:4op. ml except Sunday.
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and O:sO a. m /. and $40 and
1000 n, m. daily.
Cincinnati Express, ESQ., n. and HIS i. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 2.2op. M, o1ccp.
81 Ciaisyille Accommodation, $3.50 q, nj, and
2;a and $3.50 =. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Shlc1go Express, 1875, S;soand s'SS a. m. and
Cincinnati Express, ASA M. and e:iOp. M,
coiumsu. Accommodation, 1o4oa. M, daily,
81. Clsisyiiie Accommodation, 1910 d. m. and
l;i0and SIS 2. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pltbburgh, 500 and 7:2S a. m. daily, and
l;i0 p. me- daily, except Sunday.
FOR Pitm9uIRh and the East, 6:l0 p. M, daily
8SshIngtSS Accommodation $3.50 p. M, daily
Fi9IssSaTEhf excursion Train, 700 p. M, Sun.
day only.
ARRIVE:
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WeeklI IIank statement.

NEw YoAK, August 3i.-The weekly statement
Of the Associated Banks shows tile following
changes:
Reserve, Increase. w,.........''s 2'Sss's6S
Loans, decrease. ,..,..a".......... .'..". M6,2tIvgg
Specie, Increase ,.,.,.,,..,...........' lI6SI.0gg
Deposits, decrease. ,....,.... ...,.....,....,, Sr3gi,lel
Circulation, increAIe. ..'.v+et bSrSVQ
The banks nov hold SLtOOS1S ia excess Of
tho Is phf cent rule,
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u a W OHIO RAILWAY.
~ ROE. W.KHtAEY, RbGniyoF
QKAnlMhA Short 1lne). BchOdui6 Ii eject
hlebIdlp 2 1872 itubiset % change without no.
gg9.N ,Tfalng leave wheeling 1910 q. M VA
p. Leave Charleston 6lbA MI, arrive Whe6i.
LOG 100 p % lViA o. d. q, X Leave UhafIefton
lail0 p hy arrive Whpelllgg!BSp nj Via COZ
nHipls eqd Pen.HAldlg,, daily qIcgpt sunday
leave Chatle;,oH 1908. lh1 arrive Wheeling SiI5
aPii Sso j taMticr, q, \ A.
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EducanonaI.
WBBELING FINALE COLLBGR,

Rend your daughters 10 this Institution where
thew Mi receive q thorough and comprehensive
sJncAtiOp-thu best foundation for true EucceSl
d iiis, Post graduate eOlrle. An able Faculty,
Many improvements made. No better inltiuo'
M. n. stevens Hart, Of Warrington, d, o. will
conduct school Of El0Cullnn, Best, most health
mi location for school In the city, Terms Fea'
sSnsble. Apply 10 the President
lvg DIX hLAlhDELL.
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GLEv ELAND q PITTSBURGH.
AAAtIRoApG unqesle heduie In Steci NAY
lR,.le4 Ttalnl leave Hfi1gen1lt, Central Stand.
etd tinei Fot Pislby5gh vhicigp and UiSye.
ChlqeGo and ClgYSlendl 1915 b, nj, vi bitioss
GFd New York, alA , n. Foi siehbSn.
TfiiE5 s!' 4 A. Rgssagseotl I! IssA M, lois
p. n, rom ~ D yefpco, sf i h 4, q etit
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~LINR-EA6T,

PALTIMoRE&o OHIO RAILROAD
~ ! on and sttst May Y, 1859, trains depart
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Plthburgh, 800 and 7.25 a. m. daily, and
l;40 .. m, daily, except Sunday.
for PtM6uIsh and the East, 6:lo p. m, daily
wS1h5LngtS6 Accommodation, S.sOp M, daily
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sUNDAYs,-LeAyS at 7:0Oa. m. and run every
hour, except church train at e:l6 p. m. Leave
Whesling Park AtSi0o q, N. and run every hour
unni 1890 p n, except church trains, which
VIII leave ne Park 1t 9:iSA m.LRnd Wheeling
t4'i0 Ana ~ Z III ai1Rscn. snnariniOnhnn.
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Through Tickets and BAkgago Checked "a All
P9inb. lqi LAtee and other Information, address
PRED HusBMENIE u. II, Al. WhseiIhv,.
w. III QbB0RNl 9. 4. A., Potaef0y, o.,
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Financial.

NEw yoNE. Aarall al.-plE lsoa. .leAdy.
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Columbus Accommodation, 10.i0a. M, daily,
except Sunday.
81. Claigyilie Accommodation, 1910 a. m. and
1;iO and bilb p. M, daily except Sunday,
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AkIvEt

From New York, PHILADELPHIA and baltimore,
9.05 and 1881. m. and u:00p p. M, daily. ~
Cunbefland Accommodation, 600 p. M, q.
cept Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1850 D.. M, daily,
Moundsyille Accommodation, 7:lb d. m. and
l;AO and 7:i0p. M, except Sunday.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
wv On and after Monday, April 20, 1850,
trains on the Wheeling a Kim Grove Railroad
wiz run % iouoWsi
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Steamship Subsidies.

Private advices by cable from Europe
saw that the differences between Sir
William Pierce, the British ship owner,
and the Canadian Pacific Steamship Co.
have been patched up. The basis of the
settlement is unknown, but the company
will continue to use Pierce's ships for the
Victoria Hong Kong route and also the
Danube, which makes connections for
Portland at Victoria, for another year, at
the expiration of which time the Cana
dian Pacifc's new 81 ,000, 900 steamships
will be put upon the route.
The Canadian Co. has not yet made
provision for any Australian line but the
officers say it will do so if Congress fails
to provide literally for the Oceanic Co
IF that company is strengthened the
| Canadian Co. will confne its operations
to its China route and its transatlantic
Both the Pacific Mail and Oceanic
companies are going to Congress thu
/ winter loaded with arguments in favo
! Of subsidies. The danger that TIT
American flag will be banished from tn
trans-Pacific business is becoming
Greater every day, and this will be full.
i Get forth. The Oceanic Co. hopes =
have a sufficient appropriation made 10
a fortnightly service to the Colonies WIZ
intervening steamers to the ISLANDS.
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A. Highlander Hoisted.

Jim Lu Chu On, Chinese, who has
been resident of these islands these
many years, and who should have known
better, made desperate attempt yester-
day morning to satisfy his personal re-
venge on the property and people con-
nected with Henry F. Poor by tying sack
partially filled with gunpowder (about
IL pounds) to the trellis work OF MIR.
Poor's dwelling house, on Emma street,
and exploding the same. The result OF
the intention of Jim Chu On was that he
found himself much burned and LAGER
ated Chinaman and most decidedly
placed "hors du combat" while the
house was but little injured although ths
| inmates were much frightened. The
cause for the dastardly act is supposed
to be an insane idea of fancied injury
and it is matter of congratulation tina
the attempt failed in its effect. Thu
Chinaman was placed in charge OF thu
police and has been since removed t.
the Hospital.
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FAILED TO CONNECT.
The Mechanics Union Committee Hold
the Fort.

The Mechanics Union Committee Hold
the Fort.
A special meeting was called last
evening, under the auspices OF certain
members of the Mechanics Union, for
the purpose of a gathering together OF
the committees of the Hui Kalaiaina and
Mechanics Union in convention, osten-
sibly for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the positions of Nobies and
of Representatives from the district OF
Honolulu. The meeting was to be held
at the knights of Pythias Hall and
o'clock was the hour named for the
assembly. AT little past the
hour there was full and complete
attendance of the members of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Mechanics Union
and they seemed prepared to take the
bull OF politics by the horns if necessary.
Mr.. Dan Lyons the president pro tenn,
was the sole representative present OF
the Hui Kalaiaina interests although he
was not member of the committee ap-
pointed. After patient wait until s 80
W. M. chairman Mehrtens of the Me-
ahanics' committee called the meeting
| TO order, and, after loosely stating that
1T seemed as though the Union was in
the majority, he suggested that remarks
would be in order upon subjects of Inn
portance to the political prospects o
the Union. In resp nse to the call. sew
eral of the gentlemen present, including
Mr.. A. Marques, ventilated their ideas
At little past o'clock the members o
the Union retired, the committee OF tn
Hui Kalaiaina having failed to connect
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Per S. 8. Rio de Janeiro.

Jefferson Davis is dying.
The Senate opened December I'd.
Reed, speaker.
Stanley is expected to spend Christ
mas at Zanzibar.
The ffty-frst Congress is prepared to
receive the Presidents message.
The Chinese Minister at Washington
protests against restriction.
Trouble has broken out at Lisbon over
Brazilian events.
Sugar is reported strong and active at
55s, centrifugals So test SIS and 81.
The British war vessels Champion and
Acron are at Tacoma.
Dom Pedro has arrived at st. Vincent,
Cape Verde islands.
The West End, London scandal grows
daily.
Five million dollars has been sub
scribed for the Worlds Fair.
The Minneapolis Tribune building
caught fire, cutting off fifty editors and
compositors; a number killed; loss,
$4,000.
Boston has been visited by another
big fire; twenty acres burnt over; loss
from seven to ten million dollars.
Teemer, the oarsman, sails for Aus
tralia January 14th.
Stanley has sold his coming book for
k$2OO,OO0.
II Cyclones and heavy falls of snow have
| eaused great damage in the East.
A fire at Chicago destroyed property
worth $4,000.
Brazil has readopted the flag of the
empire.
A Canadian company proposes tolay q
cable across the Atlantic.
The Discovery had to obtain three diff
ferent crews before leaving San Fran.
cisco.
The Boston baseball team is in San
Francisco.
A purse of $50, 900 has been offered fol
a match between Sullivan and Jackson
The Presidents message would be pre-
scented to Congress at noon on Dec. Sd.
France and Brazil have established
friendly relations.
DIR. Peters and his lieutenant, Tied
mann, are both dead.
The balloting for Speaker of Congress
was: Reed 85, Mckinley SO, Cannon 10
Henderson IA, Burrows 10.
Martin Farquahar Upper the poet i
dead; aged 20.
The official estimate of loss by tn
Lynn fire is 81 ,009, 800.
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A SUSPECT.

honolulu Merchants Experience In
San Francisco.
Anng the passengers who departed
Honolulu on the steamer Mariposa
Saturday was a gentleman who is
yell known grain merchant of the
ands.
there would have been but little sig
Dance attached to the announcement
mot the fact become known about
N that the gentleman returns to the
sae Of his daily business pursuits with
Ikened countenance and an angry
2per that promises to create no little
Nubance on the Hawaiian islands
lid the merchant permit himself to
qrrIed away by his present excited
Ihe suspect was stated to have as
ed In the first revolution on the
-adS, and bitterly opposed the kings
ny. He is, however, very popular,
u holds high position in the estima-
- W the white population of the king
Inc gentleman's family has been visit
i y. rlends in this city for several months
81, and he recently came up from the
s4lils on the steamer Australia to es
nv MS family back to their home. Dur
Tsn MS lew weeks stay here the suspi
s s'us actions of two male individual
S .Stu MN to believe that he was beinI
slowed slowed. A development of circum
1%TC ne proved this fact conclusively.
nue indignant merchant succeeded il
srn allg mat he was suspected of havin
,bso has W thls city for the purpose of pun
s6o arms for the insurrectionists
and nght begin another revolution 500
Al n. pefilaps In time to rescue the me
wen undergoing trial at Honolulu
ion b I;d ne had secured this informs
sema us anger knew no bounds and hi
oic S,AS Oh several prominent Hawaiia
eeva 'tlS were were not of a nature tending I
". hin, In their estimation at leas
Som st ~ could not carry him tc
On tS ~ the islands, and before departir
aato =. steamer Mariposa his frienC
AOSnb tnaI ne promised to make the a
alu sure 30 In certain localities in Hon
ssma ~ oos warm that the existence of IL
able Oilclals would be far from enjo
sre a0,a party Swallowed has friends wi
hs a;i1lhg the news of the result
ethr h. at Honolulu which they e
the next steamer Exchang
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SHIPPING NOTES.

ghsler was seen yesterday about 4 80
|eU. S. S. Mohican has returned from
|lise.
be schooner Mary brought 900 bags
by from Hanalei.
quare-rigged vessel was reported off
d Head last evening.
lhe Pele brought 80 head cattle, 36 bags
&c and Is deck passengers from kona
FeFday.
he Discovery which arrived for San
,nciscO in II days is docked at the Old
SOm House wharf.
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Hearing in Chambers.

THURSDAY, Dec. 10.
BEFORE HIS HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
III. Nathan & Co. VS.. Barkentine
Planter. Libel. Petition for release on
bond. Ordered that the vessel be re-
leased on So 900 bond. w. A. Kinney
for libellants A. S. Hartwell for ibellee.
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Mr.. G. Gertz since the removal of the
taro patch, in front of his place of bust
ness on Fort street has been planning
what to do at the next rain and now that
the opportunity offers he states that ne
places his small packages, for the steam
ers at the Esplanade, in boxes, puts the
receipt book on top and forwards the LOT
per Fort street gutter line to point OF des
finatiOn
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The U. S. S. Mohican was delayed
from engaging in target practice until
this morning, when she weighed anchor
and took short cruise for that purpose,
returning again to her anchorage this
afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-11
DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY. Dec. 10.
,yobican. Coghlan, for cruise.
.TEabala, Campbell, for Nawili,
ei ma EIeele, and Waimea, Kauai,
w TvaliaIeaIe, CLANCY, for Kilauea
|; and Hanamaulu, Kauai.
/. Esala Hagland, for Nawiliwili
cgaWailani for KOolau.
LE'ouikeaouli for Koloa, Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-11

Some little, trouble was experienced
by the telephone operators last evening.
The Bell company report that the troubles
with their lines were entirely within the
scope of the heavy squalls from Nuuanu
valley, and were but temporary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-11

During the greater portion of yester-
day, the only great Inconvenience to
pedestrians was the mud which filled
the roadways and concealed the cross
ings. The gentle rain dropped in occa-
sional heavy showers. Towards mid
night the wind blew strong and the rain
in torrents poured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-11

1t is reported that Mr.. P. A. Dias,
editor of the Luso Hawaiiano, the Portu-
guese newspaper, will leave for Madeira
on the steamer Alameda, in the interest
of Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co.