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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10
PHIL. KEARNeY POST, GA. r.
Trip to the Annual Eneampment III DOS
tou--List of Those Who Wiil Go.

Phil Kearney Post, No. 10, Of the "ranu
Army OF the Republic, of this city, VIII
leave this afternoon at G:3j o'clock via the
Atlantic Coast Line. Tor Boston 10 attend
the twenty-fourth annual encaInpnehl ol
the Grand Army OF the Republic. Inc
post Captain j. Y. Newell commander,
will assemble at their post room al vet
eran Hall. at o'clock, aud nstrcn In
a body: 10 the Union depot. Inc!
train on which they go VIII arrive ~
Nsw YORK to-morrOw morning at O'Clock,
and Roston the same day at 1870 o'clock
p. NJ. Here they will receive an lnioruiai
reception by John A. Andrew l'ost, No. 10;
Department of Massachusetts. lhe annuai
encamptment will convene Tuesday, Au-
gust 18th, when the grand parade VIII take
place. .u, ,,,si, Iv,,
Mass where they will be the guests OF Lam
der POST. No. ;. At night they VIII Visit Sa-
lem. As guests of Phil. Sheridan Post, No.
81. po.,o.o
Thursday they will return TO Boston,
,vher,, the Encampment viii convene again
far the transaction of business.
The Headquarters OF the department OF
VIRGINIA will be No. aOs> Washington street.
Rendezvous: Headquarters VIII BE- NO. -
Massachusetts, Association, ashingtoh
Hall. Bromville street.
Tue Post will return 10 the city next sat
urday.
MEMBERS GOING.
Following are the members OF the los'
/. WHO will attend: Edgar Allen, fostJ' W.
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CHARLOTTE.
Conjectures About the shops OF the kich-
mond and DanyilIe Railroad.

CHARLOTTE, y. G., Aug. g. special. r.
Interest in the question of removal of the
Richmond and Danyille shops To this city
has been renewed by a receipt OF telegram
from Third President \. q. Andrews, now
i'm New York, tO his agent mere
instructing him TO accept the Oher
Of the Presbyterian orphanage property
of forty acres. on which he had An
option. The price was 5000. instructions
were also given to close on options Tor my
acres from Georges Hall Tor N.2O;
five acres from Mrs. Brem for sou,
and one acre from Thomas kltch,
price not known. In addition 10
this the company has bought four
acres from W. W. Phifer, and strip 200 by
9.UJO feet from Pegram n WadswOrth al
the junction, for cotton compress ana
platform, and these movements lead
many people TO believe that the
Richmond and Danyille intend TO
bring their shops mere. They VIII
will be welcomed and the shops would
mean very large increase Il the popula-
tion and the business Of the city. Inc re-
cent rains are reported to have done fro IN
ten TO twelve thousand dollars OF damage
i'm eastern Carbarrus county.
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t.. Aus 9.-Ihe trieuuial parade
.u.nt oi the Patriarch Militant
although thc number attending
.a lle estimate made, % cannot
ltf, been "a failure. For the
u particular. the experience
Hh was of vital interest. In
... work. TWO OF the most iul-
..nnhr. of the order the military
f.. Ec,ekah degree stan Work
H.- proved success. 80 iar a.
coucerncd. OF the financial
fae affair nothing definite VIII
tnoNu FOR a Wcca. OWING TO
ments with regard 20 railroad
..r. only eleven Of the twenty
tau applied for participation
--.L- AnnnaTnd.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Democratic Convention Meets With a
Great Deal of Enthusiasm.


Great Deal of Enthusiasm.
FREDERICKSBURG. NA- Aug. 0-.spe-
ciall-The Democratic party of Fredericks-
burg met in the courthouse last night to
elect delegates to. the Tappahannock con
yention. Captain 4. McCrOcker called the
meeting TO order. \. L. Rowe, Jr. was
elected secretary.
ON motion Of Mr.. q. ID. Cole. II was de-
cided TO 90 into the election OF six delegates,
three from each ward, and the three elected
should be empowered TO select their own
alternates.
ON motion of Mr.. Charles Wallace, the
delegates were elected by ballot.
The Chair appointed the following tellers :
Messrs. lIirsh, Layton, Johnston, and
Walker.
The following delegates were elected;
Upper Ward-H. II. Wallace, L. ID.
Cole, :. II. Beale.
Lower Ward-H. +. CrismOnd, John l..
Rogers, John T. GoOlrick.
ON motion OF Mr.. o. j. DOggett The cleo
tion of an executive committee was post
poned until after the nomination OF candi-
date for Congress in this district. The
meeting then adjourned.
The courthouse, spacious in dimensions,
was filled. aud the utmost harmony pre-
vailed,
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Immigrants to Canada.

According TO the returns OF the DO
minion Immigration Department, no less
than 81, ,2iO immigrants from foreign iands
settled in the Dominion between the years
lssi aud 1889, yet the year book Just re
ceiyed by the Federal Governncnt ony
claims an Increase OF 1905 III the DO
minion population since 1881. There Is 700 700
much emigration TO this country Tor me
Dominion 70 grow very last.
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FARMvILLE, VA. Aug. Special. r.
Samuel j. Burke. eX-postmaster at Wor-
sham and deputy treasurer, died al his
bone. in the village Of Worsham, after a
short illness, with an abscess of the stomach.
Farmyile il looking up. quite large
number OF new people are looking around,
and seem interested in the future prospects
Of the town and adjoining country a. to the
minerals and metals.
The Farmyil,e Lithia has large number
of visitors from New Orleans and other
narts of the south
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ALEXANDRIA.
state of Tradc-The shoe factory-fer-
sOnals.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug. 0.-lspecial.l-
The grocery (wholesale) business has Deen
on the move upward since April, ana ine
humber business has an additional irn that
II gaining customers in regions tna' .eIS-
iofore called on Washington ana even ipaa', III
,n,,,. Svbilo the ice business. despite the al
vance in prices, is much larger than iaS'
The new shoe factory is getting goou
,,,de Their shoes are now retailed at the
principal shoe-stores. and those wearing
,he,n say they are a. good as any Dom W
wear and comfort, and they get 'he"' "' !"
reasonable price at that. -.
one church il being rebuilt, another re-
a,ted and refuraished, and streets are "-
nlain hat Alexandria never grows any no., nor
Improves. % They do not notice The puliaings
Going up in and around A'eSahu''"
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fAUOUlER SULPHUR.
An Unusually Gay Season at This Pleas
ant Resort.

FAUQuKR SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. D.
Special. Not for years has there been
gayer or more successful season at the
Fauquier Springs than the present one.
rhe Mace seems TO be rapidly regaining its
old-time popularity. Many notable aliairs
in the way Of germans, card parties, and
gaieties of every description have already
occurred here. and now, as the season Is
reaching rapidly towards the hIgh-water
mark, each night is devoted to some special
event.
on Tuesday of this week very hand
some private german was given by Miss
pspv. of Savannah. About twenty couples
took part, and a number OF handsome ana
evening. Weber's hanl furnished the nut
sir, aud except for the iniermissIon Tor
supper at ~ O'clock, the dancing was Kept
up until o'clock in the morning.
On Thursday the Farmers Alliance ol
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DANVlLLE.
Republicans Divided About the Congress
sional Ticht-SkulI Fractured.

JNtNMDjlfdHN RiN infb -hbp'At 'ii' N''H 49,"
sional TiGht-SkulI Fractured.
DANNILIE, Va. Aug. g. special The
Republicans of this district are very much
divided a- 90 the ad,isability of holding a
convention 10 nominate candidate for
Congress. some think il better 10 have no
formal convention, but let the leaders
centre on some Republican who Will pose
as am independent tOrun against the Demo
cratic nominee. Others think the party
should hold of, put no kind of candidate m
the field. and, as they say, "lle low ana
husband their strength for big night TWO
wears hence. while there are still others
who want tO run a square-Out candidate
under the endorsement OF convention.
II "A convention j. held at all. IL VIII pro-
badly assemble in this city about the ION
Of september. EX-COngTcssman John L..
Brown il anxious 20 run, and. II isald, pre-
frrs the independent or bushwhacklng
dodge. W. =. Barksdale. of this county
who holds a clerk ship in the revenue olhce
in This city. also wants 10 lead the iorlorh
hope. and hc prefers q regular convention.
He thinks he can beat Brown Tor the nomi-
nation in convention.
The Democratic convention Will be held
on the 18th instant at Rocky Mount.
To-day Hill Mccain, a laborer working
on the new Maln-~irtct Mclh"ul7t -'hN''"
btiilding. was seriously hurt. lie was
catching brick as they were being thrown
10 him distance Of htiy feet. one oi lhe
briek- thrown beyond him struck the WIN
dow facing. and, flying back, struck NC
Cain ON the head and Knocked HIM down.
lie was al hrst thought 10 be- only slightly
injured. but he was soon taken with con
rilsions and physicians were called IN
McCain's skull was fractured, ana ne ls
now i'm "A very serious condition, win bul
little hope Of his recovery.
While the physicians were cNlniii,ns
McCain's wounds. "a small boy named 10
hert ~hcclor was holding their horses. phe
of the horses becoming rcstiNe stepped on
-beelnr's foot and mashed il into a Jelly.
The receipts OF leaf tobacco IN this mar
l.o, ,vore small this week and the offerings
generally were in soft order. Prlces tneie-
fore weakened some on all GRADES, esl~cias,H
inter- which are considerably of. The
shipments Of manufactured stock amounted
To 1860 UDO pounds.
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lLl.n.Good.o hlen Arre.ted.

't" 1.aK. Aug. 0.-Charles Norton
bfleii, and james j. Daily, "Green'
a.l. Were arrested today and held
.''l They have been sending circulars
-'. le's ~ ihe country. and their arrest
,' tl' about through circular sent
Harrison, son Of the President,
"ts placed in the hands Of POstoiilce
H.Ni special officers, who hnaliy
t NI. arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10

.. .'l ttANp. o.. Aug. 81. II. Wade,
1. .'--.'.''aalre aud railroad president. and
... .A.ni of the Western Union Tele-
company. died here at $3.50 O'Clock
''iNihr. di ihe agc Of -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10

The National officers are: Commander
in-Chief, Russeh \. Alger. Detroit; senior
Nice-C mmander-in-Chiei, \. G. Weissert
Milwaukee: Junior Nice-C0mmander-in-
Chief j. L. Loyett, Trenton, y. j.. sur
geon-General, Horace +. Porter, Foster
NO.: Chaplain-in-Ch Chief, W. II. Childers,
Tallesboro', KY; Adjutant-General, "eorge
II. Hopkins. Detroit; Quartermaster Gen
eral. John TAYLOR, Philadelphia; Inspector
General. Lewis +. Griffith, Troy, y. y;
Judge Advocate General, u. Il. Austin,
IuInln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10
THE NEWS SUMMARY.


Ihc forecast Tor to-day mr Nirg nia and
>..'h Carolina rs for fair weather.
rUI kcswcy Post. G.. 4 r.. leave here
I.., aurrroon fDr Boston-Thc niii text OF
... I.rcr from Wall street about e new hotc
gwen in another column.-Mr. r. W
..a,l lor has invented a new electric motor
Nr Milton O.. Caycc makes butter with
hatt,milk-rhc people OF Grace
..-eci are opposed 20 the proposed car line.
The case OF Jacob Fcitie. charged with the
.auicr oi Bossdcjchcr. was continued until
... I~th. and Mrs Fcitig was hailcd al her
.mr. Tho old nomluious defeated tho
..fnu> ll a game of ball.--A naked co.,
.cl n,y WIS ioundlying in the road near The
.N
VIRGINIA.
I.c weather crop bulletin for tbc week
.. I.i Yesterday is printed in fuli elsewhere.
Republicans of the Fi;h district are di-
Irf-Hu Mccain bad his skull fractured
. IHnNnIe. -- Democrats OF Fredcricks-
... elected delegates to the Tappahaunock
..t.atIon.- a mass-mcctiuc Of citizens of
.. aai Queen endorsed The railroad
me.
NoErs CAROLINA
understood that thc Alliance will fight
..IDr aucc.-1hc state Tobacco Asso-
H.n at Moorehcad CITY adjourned
.....riorl College was burncd.-It is
ought tlat thc shops of the Richmond and
I.ntlIc railroad win hc built at Charlotte
NA~HINGrpN.
Senator UOar introduced % resolution
..rIue ai sse-ruic.-~ senator sherman
fn.lrn A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10
IsY INNINGS.

Fultons. 3; Dominions, >. First base on
baIls-Domi inions, ]; FultOns, /. struck out
-DDmiuions. 4: Fuitons, 3. Wild pitches
Applegato Passed Dalls-Luche,2: =: IlinIneI'
2 iTnlpire. Green. lime II game, TWO Louls.
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lhe lAentnck, n.f.altes.

'''ii. b.. ny. Aug. Letters have
r' n ,ri here which lead 10 the belief
.,.- ane ihe defaulting state Trcae-
le.,., NeniucAy, died IN China over a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10
Acuufttcd of Murder.

NTwBERN. PULASKI COUNTN, VA. Aug.
g., special. -BOulls, smith, and Coins
have been acquitted in the County Court
Of the murder Of Treasurer John II. Cad
dali
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--LATEST CABLE NEWS.
The situation In Wales Reception TO
Henry George.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-The situation IN ales
is becoming more serious daily. Ihe
strikers. encouraged by the support OF the
sailors union and other sympathizing Or
yanilatious. are more than ever determined
to fight TO the end, and are certainly making
,reat beadway in the matter Ot obtaining
converts 10 their cause. Inc DOCK laDoieIs
a, Cardiff succeeded to-day IN persuading
several railway crews 10 leave their trains,
which are now at "A stand-still, the company
not having been able To secure men 10 take
the places Of the strikers. Ine purhaih
miner, are agnin on the point OF trying con-
illusions with the masters. twenty thou-
sand of them nave voted in favor Ol seven
hour shift. and unless this is granted by the
emnloVers. which is extremely doubtful,
general strike Is certain.
E.ception to Henry George.
ro>nox Auo. 9.-Mr. William Saunders
n,a.,dad at a reception and meeting IN honor
If Henry George, al Epping Forest, today.
| Nr Geor,,e was received with great enthu-
siasm and in his speech acknowledging
his we,come gave glowing account Oh the
nro0ress Of the single-tax idea IN Australia
where be believes il Is certain 10 preVaii III
the near future.
The district of Janoshza. in Oldenburg,
has been devastated by forest fires. a vas.
amount OF property has been destroyed, ana
hundreds OF families rendered homeless.
HeIieoiand.
LONDON, Aug. 0.--The English are
moyed 10 merriment at the great impor'
tance attached 10 Heligoland by 6ermsny.
For the administration OF affairs on tha'
barren rock the German Government mas
appointed u civil governor, military gov
ernor, and naval COMMANDER, each WIN
retinue betting his loIty station-
1he Congo state.
LONDON. Aug. .. The Congo State has
annex xed 10 its territory vast region souti
of the present frontier io the direction OF th'
Iambesia. and over which Portugai ha'
claimed an Indefinite ana indonihai yuras =
diction. This step has been undoubtedl,
taken with the consent OF England and Ger
many.
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BosroS Aux. a.--Nr. George goodyear,
aged sey, nty-fve, was beheaded py AZ eles
,ator this morning.
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| in Chief; Department Commander y. D.
| smith: POst-COmnianders l.. A.. Morton.
NV. J. Manning. Mr.. Walcoti, and {. w.
Burr; Commanders J. Y. Newell, y. Tres
nan, :. '. C.. L. Keenan,, J. '. G.. and the
following members: Comrades Edward
Sweeney, Thomas fON, X. G.. Wilson, r. /.
'rholl. J. {. Fowler, Thomas Drew, T.. i:
! lIayiland. Regal William stewart, and
Major Joseph Walker Captain Burr ana
Messrs. Manning and Allen will be accom-.
panied by their wives and daughters, ANA
Mr. Newell will take along his son. Master
Arthur rholl will also accompany the Post
as drummer boy.
Captain Newell will take with him sma
silk Confederate dag, also metal souvenir
OF the X. T.. Lee Monument.
The new badge of the Post, prepared for
the occasion. is very striking and bears the
inscription, "Phil kearny Post, No. 10, G.
A.. H.. Richmond. Va" This Post will
represent the peanut industry. A sample
of this product Will be attached TO eaeh
badge worn.
The entire attendance from this Post will
number about twenty.
The members entitled 10 seats in the con-
yenti0n are the national officers, the men,
bprs Of the Council Of Administration, past
national officers. department officers. past
department commanders, and representa-
tiyes. one at large from each department
and one additional for every one thous-
and comrades in the department or ma
iOrlty fraction Of one thousand. The
nOn-electiye membership (past otlicers) Is OF
course Of life tenure, and rs sucn this class
of members is continually on the increase,
its dimensions having reached point
where the necessity Of its curtailment has
been seriously considered. and which may
make one of the issues of the business OF the
encampment. The statistics of the men,
borship are:
Members eX-Ofiiciis:
National
Council OF administration. ............... i3
Past national officers diving. ........... i3
department Oficcrs........ .................. l42
Past Department Commander s............ 3SG
$50
Representatives (clected) d)................-.. AIS
rotal......................... ................... Io7I
st the cncampment at Milwaukee last
year, the total membership vary slightly.
the figures OF actual attendance were:
Members eX-ofiiciis:
National OftlcciS
Council Of Administration. ................ y
Past national officers ~
Department lpo
Past Department COmmandcrs........... 126
2s0
Represent ltyes ....... ..................... 39'
Total p,p
IA. N,tionaI ,fliears are. Commander
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10

At the encampment at Milwaukee last
year, the total membership vary slightly,
the figures Of actual attendance were;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-10

Following are the members oi the i'ost
WHO will attend: Edgar Allen, Post j. .N.C.
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Pensions-Increase, Autonia +. schmidt,
National soldiers Home.
I.ieutenant-C Commander Joseph y Hemp-
hill mas been detached from the jamestown
and placed on waiting orders.
Chief Engineer h. B. Wharton mas Leeh
detached from the Baltimore and ordered 10
the Pensacola.
Congressman O'D0nnell, of Michigan, mas
fallen heir to S2,ON,OJO by the DEAN oil re-
latiye in Spain. III
comnlaiut that he was stopped at the door
hy doorkeeper under Instructions from
The speaker. \ long discussion followed
and finally the matter was referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee for investigation.
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WukKsBARRE. PA, Aug. 9.-Grarg Mas
ter Workman Powderly was inter,iewed I :
day relative 10 the great strike ON II e New
Work Central road. lie said: Chsuncey ".
Depew has left the country, ana 'lct-ire',-
dent Webb has undertaken 10 cru u
out the Knights Of Labor, whi
may be news, but IL is a fact iha'
six months ago the great railroad compa" =
of the country formed a combination 10 au-
nihilate the knights OF Labor. Austti
Corbin was the trst to make "A move. NOV
tho New York Central takes its position -
line with club Ia band ready 10 strike d0wi
ann one of its faithful workmen.
Mr. Powderly says there was no hope OF
comnromise now; that the railroad officials
treated the men who waited on them liks
| docs. .Do YOU think The strike would ha.
occurred if Mr. Depew had been at bonner
:. %. | think /, would. The Central has
been bent on making trouble for some tim
past. don't know whether the strikc
win be a success or not, but hope the men
will win." Mr. Powderly delivered q
speech al a large gathering OF persons thi,
afternoon. In the course OF his speech he
said. .I'nless the great corporations "t
thjs country are made the object,
subject 10 the will Of the people. a
dark hour is coming for the country.
Knights-oi-Labor meetings have air al
been called In all sections Of the coal I :
uoons. aud special fund will he raised !"
support the railroad strikers IL IL All
mitted in knishts-of-Labor circles close n'
powdefly that the Central strike viii be th
| greatest the Knights ever engaged IN.
they are defeated In this battle the order /
liable TO he dissolved.
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TO CURE DIPHTHERIA.
A simple Kennedy which Is said TO
ne Effective.

A simple Remedy which IL said TO
ne Effective.
Several papers of Paris have pub
lished that DR.. Laugardierre of Tou-
louise had, at different times, expe-
rimented with success with new
treatment OF sure efficiency for the
cure of that terrible disease, the
Group. The new treatment consists
in the use of sulphur. DR.. Laugar-
DEERE narrates thus his first expert
ment:
II called for some sulphur pow
der; took tablespoonful of it
which diluted in glass of water,
ordering to drink one teaspoonful
of the mixture every hour, shaking
it before using. Next day the child
was better. New potion for the
next day, The following day the
child was cured. The only thing
left was loose cough which / attri-
buted to the false membranes circu-
lating in the tracheal artery. Ask
ing the parents to save them for me
In case the child should expectorate
them, two days after sudden fit of
coughing expelled them, and three
dried-up pieces the size of large
bean were brought to me-"
After that cure the doctor obtain
ed several others, but none more
convincing than the following:
IA little girl was dying; neither
cry nor the least sound could come
from her larynx; the pimples Of
diphtheria were on her ears, neck
head and cheeks; her wheeling
breathing could be heard at twenty
metres off.
1.-The doctor had secured tube
to insufflate nitrate of silver into the
larynx. The parents opposed that
but consented to make the chile
swallow the sulphurated potion dur.
ing the night.
"On the next day the child which
l had considered as lost, was resus
citated-the voice was restored, thu
potion was continued during til,
day, and the next the child wa
cured"
The communication of DR.. Lau
gardierre is of too much importance
to not be the subject of serious
and immediate examination, and
is for the Academy of Medicine t
order such.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-15
READ THIS +!

EOR every $50 Hawaiian or other
IL Pacific Islands Stamps received,
will post four English illustrated papers
per week for month, or will send one
of the latest English, French, German
or Spanish novels. Stamps of other
countries sent in exchange for those of
Hawaii. All manner of articles sent in
exchange for used postage stamps and
postcards under special arrangements.
JULIUS Il. ASHTON,
Importer, Wilmington, Mr.. Manches-
ter, England. 735 I'm
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Y. M. C. A. BOYS CONCERT.

The entertainment of the 7. nj.
c. A. Boys drew good house Fri
day evening, the proceeds amount
ing to over $50. Piano solos were
nicely played by Misses May Da-
mon and Ruth Bowen. REGULATIONS
were ably given by Miss Evelyn
Dexter, Mr.. III. W. Peck and Mas
ter Harold Dillingham;. Miss LIE
Count gave a delightful mandolin
solo, with piano accompaniment by
Miss McGrew. Mr.. HI. A. HUFF
gave song. The programme clos
ed with piano duet by Miss Adele
Widdifield and Mr.. Oscar Herold.
Ice cream and cake was then served
to the audience.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-15

Mr.. James Steiner lost a gold
watch, two gold rings and about $3.50
in purse from his bedroom early
Sunday morning, while he Was
sleeping the sleep of the just az
Ter his late hours in the Elite ice
cream parlors. The thief entered
through unlocked doors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-15

IT is proposed to give the Califor-
MIA baseballers benefit Wednesday
afternoon, when the pick of the Ha-
waiian League will accept last
chance to get game. The visitors
deserve a rousing turnout for what
they have done in showing the local
players how ball is played.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-15
POLICE COURT,

SATURDAY, Dec. IS.
E. A. Galaspo, selling spirituous
liquors without a license in Eva,
pleaded guilty and was fined 500
and So costs.
Three cases of drunkenness were