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Shooting Notes.

Tho Boiling Spring Gun Club OF Carlsbad will colo.
brate Decoration Day with open.to Ali prize shoot
ride on TRSrsdSy afternoon the OBJECTIVE pont bsny
Frank ClassB place at Pine BROOK, Nj
for STo hnsn and 9Td G y0n henEs,Es are matched
Gun Club at Newarkto to-day.
AT tho opening shoot OF tho willamsburgh Rine Club
held on the 2OyRrd range at G. wissels Cypress ill
rS s TX KrsS. GoTDE @ s. ~:1 RadS GE
i9rHey 2ss; q K!ingelhoeter 100; W. Ne'bach, 2oa
Some good shooting was done at Dexter Park on
1S STnSon by some members Of The Gsrmsa
DannefelGer shot against Messrs schiichL + GarmS
Er Frazer and daIms Jr. the former team shooting
two Tho targets wero blue rocks
A number of geutlemon. who arc memberA of the
Fountain as well as tho ConeT Island Rod and un Club
coast u Virginia about miles north Of Gap" CRSfes
Their principal object Y sniPe shooting and hshng In
Mcaush Of GOnsy Island club HFsf M Eddy sna
SI wv BY e funa Esn Urn s9re the team
on the committee which measured tho butts ewes AZ
tho ooncInsion of n tho LsttIsr Hite Clubs twodsys
Henry oehi OF tho HsItlor Ride Clue who hSs won
sSp9s %NT1t co in III. VEL as e
champion OF AmeriCpa; Hayes Of the Newark shoot,
yard range resdsnt Dewey and Nr Miller lie or or The
ssnsl,sy ssl S of sdspo Inc % n. .sr and Mr.
gauge wss Greyelatcn even to tho most sxperen"sd
with It's easy aud correct work.
An animated discussion sprung up after the Zettler
sa' fFs ss Of as n
I SHs -n@ thai 2 . ogFs
SsSs % Il ses + make Gs y. 4
man Under hS following condition. TsAas Of Two y:
asss and any A%srSIn 1 sSossl oates
q Be anyshnF from an Oyster ssr
sPs are SRxlOay a%sitiRT dsSelopnon '0FN '"00'
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Tho XII yon Ku Yacht Club will hold an open re ~
Decoration bay from their clnb house At Port Rio
mond Staten Island There Will 10 seven classes for
cat.rigged and Jb and main sail boats and large
ber Of yachts are expected to start Very handsome
silver cups are to be given as prizes
Col. q. H. GraVsA Major J. II upham. l.. MendenhalI,
G. Markell A, MRcfarRno and senator WhltemRn Of
Duluth have purchased tho steam yacht Pickett DulE
At Brooklyn for tho W, r. BotStOrd estate years
ago cost OF S2AODO She will DO used by those
gentlemen for pleasure trips
Tho now yacht Brentwood was successfully launched
At Franklin wharf On May 20 rhe Brentwood Il owned
by Mr. Isaac Cate OF Portland, who when tho vessel
is all riEEed aud furnished will have spent about $50
90 upon her. Her dimensions are Length over ALL
81 feet; breadth lSs feet depth sh feet she VIII DO
schooner riEged
The hrst opening regatta OF tho E1cOlser Yacht Club
of BROOK yn will be held Friday May 81 from their
club house OF Forty third street This CLUB which
Ia young and prosperous will oner prizes silver
cups for petition in the several different olASeS
would ko to hear from acht clutA In and around
New York Their club house ID nearly com
peed where they would be pleased to receive any club
who wishes 20 visit them
An enOrt is being made all the quiet" for a
meeting which will embrace mOA OF Tho and few
OF the older boats 70 have them como together in
friendly manner Oh MATblehoAd on Memorial Day. II
Ia fAtheTod by any club but the Invitation of
few prominent yGchSmen ami II Is not designed hat
any lines shall Uo tRken allowances made, or any om'
oial notice taken of It whAtoysr-mereIy ~ come to-
gether aud sail over spScihed course
Augustus W Motts famous old schooner Magic Is com
ing out this season As slick as tWoyoAT OLD smith
and Terry OF 0TSsnpOinh under Nj hOttS direction
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have ppt IN new cockpit and ran and new shyiShts
The cabin trunk raised sI inches ana ehe A1
been ntted throughout with new brasswork and new
ports The lower masts have been shortened eI teeL
and four feet has been added TO the topmasts Tho
lower nasts are also two inches less in diameter
new fotohail without lug and new topAaa nave been
nted so that the MAEos class rivals will have 70 Keep
An eyeto windward-and 60 leeward also-thh season
The first special of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
10 to he sailed Decoration Day II IL for tho thirty
ana thirty nvo foot classes aud there are speciA prizes
onertd by the cluh the winner in each clAss MessA
T. 3 ! Smythe, y. W. Dinsmore and T. bmhury' The
regatta Committee who. with Commodore IthRne, are
Working hard to make thie event success announce
tho following entries: MIR Meyers soop blephant MT
IoscherH Wacondah Mr., Charles Pryera Enryblh Mr.
f. + j. Bsrgsnt AgHire, Mr John Bl9otS TonrIss Mr.
franklin Beameas Kangaroo and probably Edward
fmhs Arah reception and dance AZ the CLUB house
Will follow the rAceA
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Coming Hall PLAYERS.

hs 9GU5 rneS Ss oho h. 80
The Star Base ball club Of Long Island city have
new bRtIory-Gately and Reynolds Gate!y was CORNER
Iy of tho senators The Oh battery was released.
pss% on Ss1n eand anG "r FfG sa; ?'R
Long Island city Ineslays aud Saturdays attP NJ.
cMS Of onr rTS Sap % wo fe to hear from ouS.
having encosed grounds for the purpose OF arranging
for Sunday games
The Mount Vernon 4thle'iG Assocaton have n wsdHes
Gay dIts open % after 1e "a al ana S wI"H %
dressJ. =. Jarvis manager Mount Vernon T.
Lsfs ss " y hH hsSH S%
SGn on 9SX @ SIG Si W. nas Broo en
pleased TO receive cha from all clubs whose ages
Eugene conway % s5stS iGhs Gfooa PSa
Tns Union Base g. cao @ Of @Fh Bridge have orEan
'a Fur.y iSr 'es SSn9S BTS.
v% MsHs5 hiss .y . and sPss%s.
d1.H. dnsy I Sn T PLAYER @ rEt S
Tho Flushing club have been sugnged ~ Manager
STE wS he & 'of ~ & a. Mwhy a"J .
wond like to arrange series OF game. with the Cor,
ham. cuban Grants itISS1t'. . Har,art Gp, and
SdF:;. wan SSs tasssT 25 canoa 6' Srset T please
soS S H.. S%is % tGs TO- o
haitian College opened the season hy deteSing the lc.
tRas mstats ne eof. ocsd tie soason moi nos
wilhthS Unions 9gt %ih the hsc.ni r.s!ims .s.at
ShasnEedtls firss Fa,mGs bgt !he ciaIsuss has not
the uaioRS BY 'ooro '''' '"H''' '''''''a
10, To ray :, Iam, Em,G@ or Tx soSS a. continuous
base ball notes st ss%o tRy. g.oat q" nSSf. S%"t
rnS S.h"s %1GS .s %s Sdnns % sG na % ana G
season both team. are very strong Ibs ff'ushn.s
aaas. sSd .. S NS Sss'es 20 s. sSsfS
name great many o. my !" trends end 'S. To viii m s
do al you can to bring tho. two cuDS together whch
gould settle great deal OF argument bstween US
h b. barr, 2n East Eighty first street
IT..
The sun., 1890-05-25

The Harlem Wheelmen have three men in the Irving
ton road raco whom they expect viii sho" up we'll
The Harvard College Ehould provo the victors Ia
their contest with Yale at tho New HAVen meet on June
Tho AtalAnta Wheelmen OF Newark promise to sond
one OF tho largest delegations on tho Century run
June IA
The 81. Louis Cycling Clubs racing team will he com
Terry this year
Numerous summer tours are being arranged by the
members OF tho Washington Cycling Club TO take
place In July and August
Capt l. II. Watt and q. C. Brown Of the Philadelphia
Bicycle Club with ". Tapes, have been appointed
the new cycling Committee OF tho Ath etc Club of
schuylkill Navy
This year promises to DO OF tho most successful
cycling years that has been seen in America There
VIII be more race meets and tours held this season than
In any previous yeHrL
particularly neat and descriptive programme has
been isyued by the officers of tho Now Jersey division
OF the League OF American Wheelme1. giving full par
uculArs OF their meet on May 80 and vi.
Il has been decided to hold hs contest for the Tryon
CUP on sept IA Tho route will be from Devon Inn to
oyerbroot distance OF ton miles Teams will consist
cycling clubs OF Philadelphia.
The entries 40 far received for the AX-dAy touruA.
ment In Chicago include Van WAGNER OF Providence
Bert Meyers OF Peoria NABmlth OF Toronto PiKloy Of
Omaha johnson OF Springfield, and spooner. Lumsdon:
Luce Barrett Mason, Tuttle Van Sicklon, MAgS and
HAmmel OF Chicago.
The sun., 1890-05-25
Tennis Notes.

Tho annual open tournament of tho PhiladelphiA
Cricket Club for the championship OF tho United States
In ladies' singles and doubles will be hold on June 10
Hnd HI fSownE days a. Wissahiokon HeGhtG Chestnut
be competition In mixed doubles and gentlemen 8
singles. Handsome prizes will bo given to winners in
each event and second prizos will be competed for by
those defeated by the winner In each case
BALTIHoRK, May 23.-Ths fourth annual tournament
for the mIionEhip OF tho Southern Lawn Tennis
Association wis 6e held on the grounds of the atmors
Cricket Club At Mount Washington beginning juno s.
Entries will close OF May 81. Tho winner OF tho
hrst prize In singles will play Mr A. II ros for Tho
cham piOnship OF the and the silver pitcher
which he now holds Mr.: Post has won the pitcher
twice he must he third time winner to become the
owner.
The annual tennis tournament OF the Flushing Ath.
leIo Climb Will tRke place May ~ 80 and 81 on tho
CLUB grounds at Flushing, l. l. Play will begin at 4 r.
D. on May 20 and entries will be received until May
AZ This tournament Is open to all members OF cluOs
belonging TO the National Lawn Tennis Association.
aud elegant prizes will be offered for all ayenis
this 10 practically the opening OF the tennis Ia
expected that large number will avail themselves OF
THIS opportunity visit the beautiful grounds OF the
club and 1t IL hoped that all tennis enthusiasts VIII
unto in giving this graceful sport appropriate start
The sun., 1890-05-25
Cricket.

W. o. Wilkinson. while stil remaining . member of
tho CosmopottanB will play with the New Jersey A G.
In League matches this season.
Tho MSnhAtianS will leave several good men behind
expect nevertheless to give good account OF them.
Selves and TO win both their games.
non league crtcketor has placed the clubs in the
league championship sorios as follows One AanhRt
rHnn; tan New JetGey A. C.; C2SmopolitAn: KinES
natiOn Is going on regarding This subiest but
full strength in tho ned on JunoZ
Tho Boston Athletic association and Fall River Cricket
rotred with ID in 50 minutes from she tim
play was called Immediately at the close OF tho first
attempt OF the VisOrA they bat the second
round presenting new order They made better prog.
runR or which two were extras
The sun., 1890-05-25
THE BLACK HoRSEMAM
a Famous Figure who Went Out or DoEs
lin with Bismarck.


In the course of the hurly- burly Of Prince
Bismarck's departure from Berlin. Q figure al
most as famous and familiar within the limits
Of the imperial city vanished almost unno-
tced. For some twenty years the Iron Chan.
cellor's official courier has been almost as
popular in the German capital as the Chancel.
lor himself Twenty-four years ago. whom he
first entered Prince Bismarcks service, the
courier was baptized the BLACK Horseman"
by the people Of Berlin. and subsequently this
title was made sacred by the words Of the En-
peror Frederick: "Ahl there goes the Black
Horseman OF two wars"
The Black Horsemans proper name is Lud-
wig LewerstrOm. Shortly before the campaign
OF 1866 he was promoted from police watch.
man to Prince Bismarck's private oficial
service. He served the Prince through the
Austrian war Of 1866 and the Franco-Prussian
war OF 1901. In his humble way he helped
the man OF blood and iron play his great game
OF diplomacy and politics. Every day whom
the Iron Chancellor was at his home. 78 Wilhelm
strasse. the Black Horseman might be seen
Ralloplng on his black horse between his
masters headquarters and the palace
under the Linden. Usually he was
dressed in black clothes. including q
black hat and a black stock. When the
Prince rode to the palace to be received In
special audience by the Emperor. tho Black
Horseman rode before his carriage IN full police
uniform. During the winter days Of 1ss6-1s87,
when war between France and Germany was
supposed to be matter Of the next hours do
cision. the Black Horseman was eagerly
watched by the officers and professional mon
in the cafes under the Linden as he Ralloped
to and fro almost constantly with his weight Of
dispatches and official documents for the Ems
peror or the Iron Prince.
The sun., 1890-05-25
Comedy, Opera, and Curios at DorIs'l
Muaeum

combination OF attractions to please every GuuSe.
ment seeker offered by Manager John B. Doris at his
Eighth avenue museum this week. good. sized opera
company will open the summer at his house
morrow night presenting tho popular operetta LA
AAScotte" Lllo LarosO . comely woman and an eX-
cellent niger, will imporsOnAte BeHtn1 and b. Brad.
Icy will be Heen as The manly Fppo. Marion Chase,
Martha webb, John Saunders and Frank Binkhurst
will NIL tho other important roles comedy company
composed Of half dozen capable entertainers viii
4lternAto with the opera troupe in tho theAtorum"
Besides these stage attractions tho curo halls will
contain number OF new curos and novelties Among
the st will be the wonderful sword manipuatOrs PrOk
Hutchins and wife; Lille T0on. young woman who
breakfasts glass tho Adams BBters, mdRets Marcos
CAstGnaya and his monkey circus. Nicholas COrdana
Eho 10 whole German band By himself; Prof Whites
Punch ana Judy show, and stephens gallery Of art
grouping The beauty show will be transferred TO the
Harlem museum this week whore Manager Doris will
Also place exhibition lengthy list Of Curio1itleA
The sun., 1890-05-25
Just the NTnn for tho dob.

FTOf1 Nt WdFTIHQIOH TdT,
Massachusetts, avenue lady wanted a coachman.
and ono recommended whom she interviewed.
want a very safe and careful driver she said.
dently
I'm nervous about horseA and don't want to drive
whirl
nltpow, mum, lust what you wants Them my
orders before. mum
Where were you engaged lAstf'
Drvin' n heArso, num-
fon
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An UnorEan,zed Iuduatry.

Prom the Chicdoo tribune.
ofhciAl Member What will IL cost to paint this
church,"
Tradesman-" Two hundred and hfty dolarR"
ohiciAl Member" ltB eXorOitAnt but ] can't get II
done for eAs ThAts what every painter IN town askA
90 ahead with tho Job "
Same Official Member next day." Bro Goodman, we
hGso decided 70 make your SALARY this year 500"
Official Monber-"That's all We can afford to nay
We scores Of ministers for oven less than that
lowing runouA competition Bro. Goodman Acoe pts
the reduction OF $50 in his salary
The sun., 1890-05-25

From Chdtt>T
seryant-Thsres = gentleman down stAirA mA'am.
histress-Show him up to tho pGrlor;
6orvAnt-Bnt he has come to cloAn tho ohimbly
hiAtrssB-Thsn snow him up the chimney.
The sun., 1890-05-25
FIrhtInr Notea.

Harry Umlah has ma tched Pomp BTodis to nKht Tom
Murphy for $3.50 side and purse of S25Q with skin
gloves 70 nptah Brods win train A. Brighton Beach,
where he will be looked after by Joe Taylor,
The sun., 1890-05-25
A Native OF Nowhere.


Maine young woman, being asked the place Of her
nativity. replied that sho wasn't born where In par.
ncuAri she was tho daughter of hethodht minister
The sun., 1890-05-25
Various Wonders at tho Palaes Mussuu.

VarioOS wonders at tho Palace Museuua
Natalie Dorondo and her SlliRAtors are to be shown
another week TO visitors at Hubers Palace Museum in
Fourteenth street The eomey girl and her scAly pets
are curious sight The beasts have been trained to
do her bidding aud they really show degree Of
Intelligence George Watson. the Texan who lately
submitted TO tho eIrpAon Of hts tongue by surgeon
has consented 70 become an eIhib The JSpSnsae vi
Turtle Boy tho Punch and Judy and the Indiana The
stage will occupied by hourly Ispetitons OF variety
entertainment, in which goodly number OF special
lists are employed concert viii be given this evening
The sun., 1890-05-25

Emma StdTr.-We don't think you would notice any
lack OF Refinement among tho young women engaged In
writing out orders the Piro Island hotels We dsat
know what writing out orders meAnA
The sun., 1890-05-25

B. B.-ThrouEh passenger IAinS between New York
Troy. and Saratoga without intermediate SopH were
run BY the New York Central In the summer OF 1883.
There was no experimental train at any time
The sun., 1890-05-25

j. ES-You copyright original song by sending the
title with 81 TO the Librarian OF Congress- asking for
copyright and sending copies Of the song within ton
days after II 10 printed
The sun., 1890-05-25

AItro-RichArd A. Proctor died in New YORK city on
Sept H. 1888 OF what was thought to bo yellow fever
The sun., 1890-05-25

C. J. N'drd-The total loss OF life at JohnBtown iS
placed At 2 2SO of whom TAI were never Identified.
The sun., 1890-05-25

In all probability this 10 tho last weok Of Prof o. r.
GeasonB sojourn In this city The horse trainer has
arranged for summer tour to Frisco and must beEin
his travels about June His exhibitions will not lack
novelty At tho end The Professor has had his academy
OF educated horses transferred from his stock farm to
the Fifty NTH street building for the purpose
OF proving to spectators that thoroughly trained horse
has no bad habits BoSdeS the performances this week
wi tend to show the power and skin he has in making
the horse do almost everything but speak. AatnssS
will be given every afternoon.
That agile and eccentric Spanish dancer CArmencitA
Aill rsRnS supreme at Roster BAls concert hall Her
popularity Attested at her recent bonen which far
exceeded anything OF like cAbro at that resort She
will doubtless stay several weeks yet Tho variety
ErAmme this week Is varied and long
The City Directory " enters Its sixteenth week at
tho Biiou tomorrow night. RuSSeilB comedians con.
trActed to 20 to California In July, and compulsory
therefore, that their performances at tho Bjou shall
cease In June Tho City Directory" has already made
one OF tho longest OF farce seasons here and still
show no signs OF waning popularity Now sonRs and
olher llEht features are introduced weekly.
Those two quaint Irish comedianA Harry and John
hernell vii head company AZ Tony Pastors this
Heek iher ASsistAntS are dozen or more picked
entertainment Of song dance, and viii The mcthods
adopted by the kernels in their speciality seem never
70 gro" slAe ana as their mrthfu savings Always
timely their admirers are legion and loyal
The sun., 1890-05-25

Reddsr-Byron's remark about Bishop Berkeley and
matter ia In "Don Juan" CAnto XL, StAnEAl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
SHIPPING HuTES.

The schooner Ruby A Cousins, Capt
G C Cousins, arrived this noon, 10 days
from Eureka with 2l7 1000 feet lumber
consigned to Messrs Allen d Robinson.
Had line weather the entire passage.
This is her first trip to this port.
The 3-mastcd schooner Allen A would
have to leave Eureka with full Cargo
of lumber for this port on Aug Goth.
She Is due before the end Of this week.
1.-The bark w b Godfrey, Captain X
Dabel, sailed this afternoon for San
Francisco with full cargo of sugar. She
also took the mail from the Post Office.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
PASSENC ERS.

For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G
Hall, Sept 2--tor Volcano: MIR Burno,
Mr. McBrayne, Mr. G.rn. For way
ports: Miss Austin, Miss Richie, Mrs
CLARK, p Pedro, kanuku, j Hughes. j
ID Paris, j., Norman Logan. Pattern.
Haley, II N Greenwich, VIM Eckard, G
w Baldwin, j W Kl,aimoku, Mrs Kane
hui and child, = Chinese and about 90
deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

TIE Planters Monthly for August
has many useful articles, including
the translation of German essay on
"the working of cane sugar central
factory" summary of results at the
United States experiment station at
Audubon Park. Louisiana, and arti-
Giles of information on cinchona and
cultivation. Forestry, the aphidea
pest, and figs, are also the subjects OF
extracts from foreign prints.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

THE "Mana Cup" won. in the 4th
of July races this year at Kahului, is
now on exhibition the in Hawaiian
News Co.'s store window. 1t is a
very handsome cup and bears the in
scription, "Maui Racing Association,
Mana Cup, July 4, 1890, It mile
dash, won by His Elk. ia. Cummins
&. e. Surprise"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

Mr.. Barnfield, now in Victoria,
British Columbia, is greatly improv-
ed in health, and finds abundant en-
ployment for his brush. Letters to
friends here by the last mail state his
intention to return before the winter
sets in.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
TIE LEGISLATURE.
sIxTY-EIGHTH DAY.
MONDAY, Sept. /.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House resumed at :35, con-
tinuing discussion of the Rose Ger
trude matter.
Noble Macfarlane disavowcd any
intention of disrespeet to the COM
mittee in moving to table the report.
The mistake made was in appoint
ing committee while the Board OF
Health was investigating the matter.
lie now moved that the report be
referred to the Minister of the Inte-
rior, TO be LAID by him before|th
Board of Health.
The previous question was moved
and carried.
Rep. Kalua stated that the COM
mittee he'd begun It's work before
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

A CORRESPONDENT asks: "Why did
not the editorial in this mornings P.
G. A. close by saying, 1T is to select
JUDGES whom you can trust and then
to trust them? What have the Min
listers to do with themY Z"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

A LARGE party of ladies dressed in
scarlet pa-us cantered out the Pala-
ma road this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

PRINCESS Liliuokalani is 'celebrat,
ing her 52nd birthday by n lunu at
her Waikiki residence this afternoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

THE monthly meeting OF the Fire
Police will be held this evening, at
the Bell Tower.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
DEPARTURES.

Sept g.
Stun w ~ Hall for Hawaii and Maui ut
10 m
Ssmr JAS Makee for Kapaa at p m
Stmr Mikahaln for Kauai at r pm
Stmr Waialcalc for Kilauca, Kalihi-
wacna, nanalei, and Wailua at D
p M
Smr Likcliko for Maui al SPIN
schr Luka for Kolala
Schr Kauikcaouli for Kohala
Blk w ID Godfrey, II Dabel, for San
Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

THE Arion postponed picnic is fix
ed for Saturday next. An addition
al attraction to the original pro
gramme is baseball match at 3 80
between the Barracks and Pauahi
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

FRED. Harrison will not be respon-
sible for debts contracted without his
written order.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Erncstine Gray teaches piano,
organ, and singing, at Eagle House.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

JOHN Grace has been appointed
manager OF the Honolulu Dairy Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

The committee rose aud reported
progress, and the report was adopted.
The House adjourned AZ 1870.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02
ARRIVALS.

sept =
Schr Ruby a Cousins, G. G. Cousins, ID
DAYS from Eureka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
ON THE BRIDGE.
A Brakeman Killed while Crossing tho
James River.

Lee Custer, colored man twenty-threee
wears of age, was killed on the Richmond
and Danville bridge last night just before
10 O'Clock.
Custer was brakeman on the freight
which left Richmond at $3.50. When the
Seyen-Span Bridge" was reached the ca
boose jolted violently and the train was
stopped.
Some of the crew went back and found
Clusters dead body lying on the track, sew
eral cars having passed over the centre OF
it, nearly cutting 1t in two.
The Coroner was summoned, and upon
investigation decided that an inquest was
unnecessary, and also that so far as couid
be ascertained no blame could attach 10
any one i'm consequence of the accident.
Custer evidently having either fallen or
been knocked off the car by the bridge:
The deceased was single, and lived az
brakes Branch. Charlotte county.
The remains will be buried by the CON-
many.