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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12
Meeting Notice.

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
"A Steinitz Chess Club will be held at the
Club Rooms on Alakea street, Thursday,
December 18th, 30 PM, for She purpose
of considering the advisabilIty of introduce
ing Whist into the club; also other matters
of importance.
I4O-td WIN. r. SIMS. Sec'y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

Stockholders of Haiku Sugar Co.
hold special meeting at Castle &
Cookies office at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

If you have any Christmas pack
ages to send away on the Mariposa
post them early and avoid the rush.
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This PAPER Is KEPT ON FILE
at T.. c.. DAKE's ADVERTISING
AGENCY, "a Il So Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal, where contracts Tor
advertising can be made fori
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The r. NJ S. Mariposa is due any
time after noon to-day from the Col
onies en- route to San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

Applications for foreign money
orders per r. Nj. S. Mariposa will be
received at the Post Office up to 4
o'clock this afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

The Board of Health calls for
tenders for the supply of fat beef
cattle for the leper settlement.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, Dec. IL.
British bark VIM lie Lacheur, Warner
50 days from Hongkong.
Am tern Alcalde, Smith, 81 days from
Port Townsend.
Am schr John G North, Ipsen, from
Eureka.
Schr Kaulilua from Koolau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

Fine embroidered handkerchief
for % cents at Sachs store, No. 1O4,
Fort street.
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DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY, Dec. II.
Am brig Consuelo, Jacobsen, for San
Francisco.
Schr Sarah and Eliza for KOoau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

1t has been suggested that the
Olive Berkeley Company give a ma
tinee performance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

A special meeting of Paia Planta
ton Co. will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon at Castle & Cookies Office
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12
Marshal's Sale!

pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE-
ID cutIon i~ued out of the Police Court,
on the - day OF -. 1890, against Mrs. Eva
Johnson defendant, in favor of Pacific
Hardware Co. plaintiff, for the sum OF
$IQ9.05. have levied upon and shall ex-
pose for sale at Morgan's auction room in
the District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
at u O'Clock of TUESDAY, the 23d day OF
December, a. ID. 1890, to the highest bid
der, all the right, title and interest OF the
said Mrs. Eva Johnson defendant, in and
to the following property, unless said judg-
ment, interest, costs and my expenses be
previously paid.
List of property for sale: One large Oil
Painting of a boy; one large Oil Painting
OF Nymph of the Wave.
c. L. HOPKINS. Marshal.
Honolulu. Nov. 81, 1890. 126-1m
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The S. S. Australia is due to-day
from San Francisco with six days
later news than the Rio de Janeiro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12
Position Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGED TEMPERATE MAN
"A who understands Horses, wants posi-
ton as livery man or gardener. Address
J. D., this office 137-lw*
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Mohicans VS.. CALIFORNIA; at Pearl
City this afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

An article on baseball by " Ma
Fai appears on the first page.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

Mr.. K. Hall, brother-in law OF
Capt. Felhbehr, died the other day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12
Horse Lost /!

STRAYED FROM PEOPLES
TAM Ice Works, a dark bay Horse,
N w white stripe on forehead; brand
z on hind leg. Finder return to
Ice Works or to Kapiolani Park and re-
Ceive reward. A. 7. JACKSON.
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WANTED.

is.A a FURNISHED HOUSE COM
Miii plete, for housekeeping, containing
--Ase. 5 or 6 rooms and bath. Address,
Mrs. Minister, z. .. Rent not over $50.
l393t
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A reward Is offered for a strayed
horse.
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SUPREME COURT-AT CHAMBERS.
BEFORE JUDD c. J.
THURSDAY, Dec. IL.

THURSDAY, Dec. II.
Estate of Edward Preston. Peti-
ton of Cecil Brown, administrator,
for allowance of accounts and dis
charge. The Court orders the &C
counts approved as amended and
administrator discharged. Admins
traitor in person.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVAL.

From Koolau, per stmr r Bishop, Dec
10-Mrs G Dannehausen, Z Kama and
~ deck.
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Entertainment this Evening.

The entertainment of the Y. Nj.
G. 4. boys in the association hall
this evening will commence at 1880
O'Clock. It is for the double pur-
pose of an evenings enjoyment and
to increase the boys'missionary fund.
The following programme will be
rendered:
Piano Solo . Miss May Damon
Recitation. Catching the Cat"
Miss Ada Whitney.
Vocal Solo. Mr. ID. q. Morgan
Piano Solo. ....-.-.. Miss Ruth Bowen
recitation No Wine at My Wedding
Miss Evelyn Dexter.
Mandolin Solo Miss lie Count
Recitation "Wreck of the Hesperus"
Master Harold Dillingham;.
Vocal Solo Mr.. III. A. nun
Recitation. ....--..--- :-'----- =,
The Battle Flag at Shenandoah
Mr.. II. w Peck.
Miss Adele Widdltield
Piano Duet lMr. Oscar Herold.
Vocal Solo MIR. p Il. Isenberg
Admission will be so cents for
adults, 25 cents for children, and IN
cludes ice cream and cake served at
the close of above programme
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-12

\. II. G. i. boys entertainment to
night.
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Ncw advertisements.
Meeting Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A Stockholders of Paia Plantation will be
held at the office of Castle & Cooke, FRI
DAY, December II, 1880, at O'Clock p NJ
T. w. HOBRON,
139-3t Secretary Para Plantation.
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Stockholders Meeting.

IT HERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
L Meeting of the stockholders of the Haiku
Sugar Co. at the office of Castle & Cooke
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock
P. NJ. A full attendance is desired.
J. b. ATHERTON,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Dec. 8, 1890. 139-4t
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Quarterly Report of the House Ply
stefan.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

& LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Y. II. G. i. boys entertainment to
night.
A reward is offered for strayed
horse.
q Mohicans VS.. CALIFORNIA; at Pearl
City this afternoon.
, An article on baseball by Mai
OF Fai appears on the first page.
:, Mr.. K. Hall. brother in law of
-. Capt. Felhbehr, died the other day.
Fine embroidered handkerchiefs
- for % cents at Sachs store, No. 1O4,
Fort street.
- 1t has been suggested that the
Olive Berkeley Company give ma
tinee performance.
IN The Board of Health calls for
tenders for the supply of fat beef
~ cattle for the leper settlement.
- The II. NJ s. Mariposa is due any
time after noon to-day from the Col
onies en- route to San Francisco.
The S. S. Australia is due to-day
from San Francisco with six days
= later news than the Rio de Janeiro.
III Ii you have any Christmas pack
ages to send away on the Mariposa
post them early and avoid the rush.
n A special meeting of Paia Planta
ton Co. will be held at 3 o'clock this
IT afternoon at Castle & Cookies Office.
Stockholders of Haiku Sugar Co
= hold special meeting at Castle &
Cookies Office at 4 O'Clock this after
noon.
d Applications for foreign money
orders per r. NJ S. Mariposa will be
= received at the Post Office up to
o'clock this afternoon.
u The sign " diphtheria, kapu" is to
If be seen on the gate leading to
IS house on Beretania street adjoining
l. the entrance to ST. Andrews Cathe-
oral.
IS Mr.. w. III. Hoogs looks model
editor in the Burglar and plays the
Il part without affection, giving it q
u manly Interpretation from beginning
IL to end. Nobody should miss seeing
him.
he If you want to send suitable
e Christmas or New Year present to
your friends abroad there is nothing
3 better than copy of the Tourists
Guide, for sale at the bookstores and
\ this office.
~ An immense stock Of holiday
s. goods will be found at n S. Sachs
store 104 Fort street. This is the
he place where toys and dolls are given
away. Read his new advertisement
le in another column, it is full of meat
p A local Labor Assembly, in con
$ nection with the General Assembly
90 of Philadelphia, was established yes
terday evening at Oddfellows' Hall.
N Fifteen officers were appointed. Its
g. objects are of benevolent and edu-
cational nature, and it bids fair to be
a success.
There is no form of entert ainment
that IS more popular in the States
than the glee club concerts. The
s. people of Honolulu now for the first
time have an opportunity to attend
y one. The Kamehameha boys will
~ give concert next Monday evening
10 equal to any given in the States.
in Mai FATS book Conversations
rs with Women" or "Lepers of SO
. ciety" has gone to the publishers
> making her fourth book, three of
70 which have been published without
- a name. 1t was the wish of her hus-
band that she should not become
s. target for literary abuses, hence, for
rs years, her nom de plume was
D dropped.
= Don't forget, among all the amuse
q ments presented to notice, that the
:. Little Lord Fauntleroy Company
RI play again Saturday night with little
Of Olive Berkeley, Miss Ward, Chas T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


NrvrrEAx. MAY TIE r~rr-t q
The kiiiin< % Lewis LAzsi. % ksup~r
Couatv. reached shls cfsy festay. Is
se~ns hat number q m~a IN The
w~stern part q the coaafv have h.-~a
Psayisx the part - ry-ulators. 90 Waite
Caps. &z4 IN several Instances cane
aswa fzse TaHi~risie Csantv ard
~hirp~d zzzs~--Sfaity 71rtie~ vhon
sA~y tho1<hs needed panish-u~ns- In
.aass eas~< The victiass ~erv r~<-us-s.
and shsir last trip Lass >-aAay nigAt
vas q Ere hoase 81 a~<ro uaaas4 Aa-
a~rscn. whs lived u~ar shs line - Ne
shshs Csansy.
The news lcaksd eas that the PARTY
E-S. tzses4 - <~s Aa4erSsn Gus q hss
hsuse. bGs hs deabsi~~s exgsrsast tae
visit. a. be ha-rirasl~d shc aoers ard rss-
fassd - sAsS hins~If They thea az
s~unpses - brwax down the az.sr. sR..-
falling In this. sred the house- after
telling Azsterson-s wife that sA~ c'suit
leave when she did 40 he rzn eut and
sr~l into the cr'swd. killing L@wts Land
aza. - - sad. wgunting tao others
xho.e zzr.s- have ues h-en &isEi<sA
The n~~ro made his escape In she ex-
ct.eu1en. q the E1Cuzen. and has act
been heard cf since
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
ECONOMY NOT avaRscE-
Ca-f<r NJ gtrxaam~xsn~~. >AsaA.f ExY~n~~.
Ea~~wh Imw~am~.


E.-nuoa1v does not mean - plassh AMI
he srin<y IN s1fer s.o x-sw -i-h IN wortl-
Iy pssss..ssions Is does nss demand a
tenial Of moderate faxuries and the
pleasures % n eunfortAhl@ exisEen-s.. 81
that 4Sglar Epou dollar can BE aii
aside. That wousf be- parsimouy- One
may urzrsies ssric.ess erun9uy. and Y~s
have plsnsy AMI BE- liberal Prusseaes
Ansi jss'sseissas mazs-~m~ut OF capital
a. hzusi- never making an sxpendttHrS
re.-SIesslv. wtfh0as ref~csign this -
shat constitutes tue scoaomy- IL -
aos 50 much the amogns paid osgs. AZ foe
whas psrp.s-s thai saU- however small.
has been spent The great secret of
SzrreSs in practical seonary lies in q
carefaI cOnsi,iersti0n Of petty exp.ass.s,
AMI rational dissinrsion between Nhas
Il essential AMI Nhat u sap.rfEo1x.
The smaller item shoaId nos BE- uaste-
serving Of recognition
Under M circumstances should sx-
psu~e. exceed IncoUe- fs il always
more profitable 20 par -7spos cash than
20 contract debt. which should nos Be
done unIes. unavoidable Never sh0uli
Indebtedness be incurred IN 1atieipa-
ton 0f expected gaia Expeetati0as
are not realizAti0uss The d~bs Is certain
and must BE- msts the gair-welf
There i many \ slip EsVnOny seogld
be przrsised in sinse of y0gsh- its results
TO b pr4aenflY preserved foe Hatore-
seen sickness. reed mistorsEns and in
exisahla feeble and helpless ag~- It's
Observance calls for No peculiar trait Of
-haras-ser IN the Individual. 10 simply
requires Determination and strength of
all - rvsist selfish xrzEiGeasioa- FUR
ther. il may demand ssiueatiOr- that =.
that the power ot eKsraEa<zns habit
nus. -. trained - saeruEnb % the
power Of eeono-zic eaaratlou- Chris
tan Instructor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Whea the balics hsxAn there xas
zre2s ex-issz-ezt. a. is b.-razse evident.
that za0rfsy % Knoss-s suvporssr.
~ere EOsax - NJ Carlisle Jz.f -
Lizsays followers, hS~~xe-. stood hT
him and sighs Of The Knott votes wens
10 Representative ScCarly. TA> halie.
rssslssa- Carlisle. 50. Lindsay. -:
NrSrs2ry- N
>eaas1r saith then announced the
Sith4-1wal Ss Representative Nc
CreA-y
Before the roll call fer the sscuu.l bal
lcs E2s ronelas1ed il N. sss5sus that
Nr. Carlisle woaid rwceise the aoasina-
Eion- Aai amid cheering 2ad maeh con-
fusion the voss was announced. Car
Isle. - LIn3say. a. "a motion q
Senator Th0uNS cn hshalf q JusGr.
iinstssy AMI his frierds. N-. C4rifsle-s :
ncuainAtion wzs made nnani-rgr All
a committee q Eve Was spa.sInts,i hg
the Chairman 10 aoElfy Mr. Carlisle cf
ais nozizasisa and eonEzet hin - "a
chxIh~~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

Ewes wAen a naz seixAx bic serbs
he cfsea ands they have no weight
fcakers Statesman
-ReS-~s for the god thIa< uzsaii
sever eqaAi< afse-~naorsgae1tiou Tor ths
sapV.-ss4 gysss tAias tAz, falls fat
Peek
-The worid 3e<sn't rzr~ hox yoa rrs
beat. aEy ba.ay can DO that L. wants
- kncw how yea go there r AshIausi
Pr~sx
--Ther~ are four varieties N s.oeiesy-
TIE lowers. tAe AmhSssous. Observers and
sO.ol& The tssols ar~ happGess -Taia~-
-Is makes no difference boz piaeky .
rsaa naay BE-. his friends always aroP The
, IN sellln< % is-Atchisoa ssIoh=-
--whea a girl elsp~s with h~r coach
=aa some osAsr maa - savesi trvna gee
tla< a uixhsy r~or Sif----Exehsaxv-
Strange a. IL suaY app~ar. a maa ~
not IN a calm eoatitioa wh~a IL t. iz-
r.s=z5ha~ fo<hfna ~ rzsse lhs win.i Bos-
ton Ccv-4sr
The dude IL sos sf much practical
s<s. but be makes an ~xc~leas hack-
Erosnd whea you staaa him sp h~sit~ .
r~al man Ashfaxson Pest
-Th~ ozly shinx that realty inser-
ests the Average hired nan IL sorsethinx
shas he Is nOs raid FOR asseaainx to-
Milxazke~ JogrnaL
However we'll proved frientshir
may appear. there a-s eoaadeaees ~hica
IL shOalA aSe hear. and sscriac~s whieA
saoald nSs - rr4 aired % L.
->tnc~rity 10 - sveak Rx Ne saink.
believe a. are Tr~s~at. aes a. 90
Frotezss psrtorm as ws prumtse. aad
really a@ shas ws w0alA s~~@ aasi ap-
ps2r - -. Bale sf Life.
fzr-~Asiax sAsir kzo~l@3g~. azsl e<ps-
esA1ly ss@ kzswi~t<~ q tA@ir waz.x.
sss~n zzaks mez mAs@Tzhle rather tAaa
AAPvg-
-R@-veasGhtlfsv~ said IA emln~ns
wrf.er. Is al sAs greater sscszse ws
ar~ left - ASSESS eurx.eEx~s The blAzx
fern = sat - "a. aat i@fs 10 eur hSaov
- CT za DO zos tanp~r vita sa@ %
ger
-Thsr~ AZ assa was fesl themselves
ready sor Any tAizx a. sAs oasscA-s. Aad
wAo have - care. therefore. fs~ sHs
p1u-res~ss os <-O~sh tA.s ar~ necessary
ssr true &evelspza~as Bat hssh IN
sorx ant chsrse=er ts~-~ - |. rrldza1
zasolAIa< -sTais=& P-~~hys-rsaa-
Mas kigh@~s zsrix af~ays T. a.
mach a. r-s~ssese - rals ~xtssiax
circumstance. azst ~ Nssss zs r.usssihIss
- l~s hsms@sf 30 ruI@E hy sh~aA Liss
L@s a~ter~ zs as a nu~s gH&rry lies bs.-
farv tse Ar~hisrss- he deserves not ths
nama af an zr~his~'rt exr~ps wh~n o9s
* thts ssrtzissss mass a@ eza combine.
wtth the xr~2sesr eeaaemy AMI asn@ss
azd farzhilfsF. ~aaa@ fsrn~ tAs pattern
Of -WaAch Srtxtaas<d in ais spirit Al
shia~s wisAsus rs kr~ mere ~l@Eenns
bas deep sfshsa us ltss he er-s:ix-
sorrs xhsch o4s st shsss can prs.ias~
wk2s taey we're meant - Be. AMI xhieh
lezv~s ~ a~itA@r sleep Hor r-ss siEi sns
cr another i s2s been Prs.i4r-.E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

q Ft~~sts wsv~r r-rr-rt.szx sA> r-~vss
sf HRs et4F ~ah ~ ~A~exwm "A s3f~~ssr
Psak~-s~. ~~-ss safety m FnxAs-
cxpSK KEV< Fla. May I4-Nayrr
-Ss.-~li hss sacur~sis1 IA .srrorizzax
shis city. aa1 has eaz-ssi zach I2<I~ss-
ae-s s4acn >asn-tar las. On tAx. 44y
ske lxhth0zse keeper wss shss a. ca
the ss-~~s By Cst8rsli- ba. vas not hEs
rne sane assern@cr Cossr~ll bid az
The avn. of The Flori31 Cen.rsl a
Psnsnsula railwzy with . toaals-h4--
.eissI shot--un- bas sh~ railroad zaa
flsarr-e,l hzaL Tie mayer zexs visited
the Uais.d >sasss CoIleesar % cssssoazs.
1zA with his eisF marshal by his side.
each with 4raEa pistols. insalsed htn
fo1ily AMI th-~areaed - pat him "a
i4il the moment he aa-sd to leave his
offer C0str.l alss thrras@nsst -
k0rssNhip the Episcopal minister AID
his xife. nos. essimahfe reoule- TIE
clergyman wens 20 Tallahassee - cozl-
plain 10 Govern0r Fleming. aad on bis
return Nas escorted % his home By AS
parishiOue-s4
CotsrelI has cou mitsed n long iiss %
lAwIess acts lie killed his hrusher-ga-
Law over a drink ef whisky shorriF y
after the war. He h4i eight izsfics-
meats 70 answer A. the lzss tsru Of the
County Co1rE bat ~ matters wer~ -
arranged that the Jury dawn xas m IL
legal cre. he r0s or He Eax formerly
a deputy eoliect0r. bat the present col
Isctor discharged kinz
Collector Plnkersoa ieft f0r Jlcksoa-
vile on >antay. and \ telegram has
been received froua him saying that he
Siii rsszrn today with four depasy
United States ua-Shzl< 20 capture CoE--
reli and his allies A large aHzbs-
q prominent citizeas have lets town
with their families.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22
THE HEArHeN CHINESE.

nsrs-< 90 Dss~. ~ C>--~. Csa.~>~ r.~p-~s-
- 81 sN~ xr~ss@ry p~p~rsm~as .s -.
Df~x~s r.f. rA~ rn~H.ks@ sr tA~
es~asry ~ Csl=~-~ .rs ss~ Nsss-r %
rh~tr re~ns< faA
WASHINGTON. May Il TIE Sec-rsz-y
sf the TrrAsa-y sat - the senate ye=-
t-1ay a rrport % Datas r. Coca.
Chine<e Tn<r<csor of tie n~psrtzeas a.
san Diego. dated April - Mr. Coca
writes thas the Chin~se are cuzain< izsc
the alted States 4~sS&se sh~ e-orss q
the customs ca&rers ~ keep them cat
Th~ ar-es.s made iAs. ulcctn. ~ sAfnks
BAD = sAiasA-y e-e~s In eh--kfz~ sAs
traGr- TsentF-six Chin.-~a are ncw
IN ezsssay ard the Ps<sz<aes. Cavsala
- the seAoouer B<nsria Boy Gs in jail
Foe having hcca<hs tea Chi-anea
witkia the United states unlawsnily.
Oae q The Chiaess empi.yyer< 81 ths
eactaln hAs h.een arrested on she cap
tAias son<@~sisa and the other Is hsln<
a1zz<<A
TEErsy czmpfsfnrs were fl--f ~ Mr
Coou. With fhs United States Cozsnis-
slousr during sss Esonsh Mr. Coca
sainks the present force entirely in
adequate - prevent The smuggling
shirh Is wOinx On over the M@xic an
border The Scott act. be says. IL prae-
ticaily q f2ilzrp. because While n CAiza-
nan i znsser arrest he is able 10 make
a-rzz<SE~ats with bis friends - bring
hiz In a<afa aaa - take hiaz - sors@
other toSn where he sill not - kno~s-
The smuggling % Chizanssn IL very
r-oeable. AMI has heavy capital behiz5
t. Tie rriec pahi IN China Toe sark
ChisAmaa safely landed in the Z Cnsss<
States il sIsa TA~ order 81 the >ecrr-
tary % the Treasury prohihltiz- The
transfer st Chizaza~n in t-znsss a.
san Franeisoo> Mr. Coca says ~As zaoss
fortunate. z7,i viii check fhe trz.sc tor
tire E4s a. cAnIsa l. TO cold sz1
Nexf - too p.sor tcr the Chinazzaz- As
thinks s.arz.e othsr method q xss.izS- n
wilI hs sosn,l Unless treaties "a th4
sah.ers s-e zs4c wfsh G-~as Britain
susi Menieo. hs thinks she ercIz<ioa %
the Chine-s will D. vsry 4i@raif
NJ Coca thinks the balls ~kicA PRO
vide Zoe the return % the Chinaran 20
the e0unfry f-osz which - was szux-
glsd in. are detective He thsnxs this
pruvtsisu expressive ant aseles< lie
tAi.xs the Cuisines. after trial shoad
b@ rSsa-ned % thsir osz eoaztry. wtsh
The sh-~zs thxs IL found IN America
srzia theT wiII b. imvri~sae1 for a
long tern He thiaks aIs.e shs. \ photo
Erzsa shSaI - xivsa wsth each Chi
s~*~ ewrs12rxse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

SEw YOEx. May I---An elevator a.
Ne 50 Sr0aiEsy, containing ten yoGE-
women employed by Zin=sr a Fel&-
Stein. feather and foEsr makers. fell
SIX stories yesterday afternoon the ae-
eideat being caused By the breaking o..
the cable one Of the girls ainssI
from fright during the fall and all wsrs
ba1IT f-ighteae1 and suffered trO1
shock. bGs nOne q them were mach
hart oshe-Tise- The escape from deata
Or serious ia51riss is considered RAJ
vefcCS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22


s.Forty-seven dollars. please he said
20 one of the bargzxs-checkers ~ the
Third Street. depot
-Whas-s0r-who-wh
.-Forty-seven dollars for ne- Tha
-Oad busted ny trunk and ruined every
thing in IT,
'-Oh. See Well. yog-II have - &c
about il IN the regular way
s.How's thzt7-
sFTls y0gr claim aad q Hss Of eontents
and swear 70 every thing
How long before ! get ny noney7-
May BE- six moaths and NAY be
never That depen1s On What sort Of .
case y0q have
--Any writinx 20 be done7~
.-Of c0ar<e--
Got % spell cut every articleg-
Certainly"
Go. % write IN inkg
s-yeS-
Then withdraw ny claim rvs
been oct in NousznA- and IL took me six
moaths % urite \ letter hoSzs asking for
sixty dollars. and SIX nzore for EN- -
make O1s What I wanted and sead On
the uC1eT- Just hunt up IN cd box
for me 20 put ny socks and collars in
ard Eoa-t Els no el1in---Detrols Free
! Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-22

vukESsAKKE- Pa. Mag I6-FOGr-
teen uen rere this morning taken Oa.
Of the ezEeJ-ia Hartford mine alive
There Is great rejoicing aa.ong the
t-isnds and relatives cf the rescued Essn-
wso tel thrilling stories ot the s.or-s
theT made 20 keep themselves alive
Explo-inx parties bare foznd nine
teen dad II the ulire- six more ara
missing. ard i i probable they are alsO
dead
When the nineteen dead ard ehzrrrd
bodies Esre being b-0rgat Oat- the
s-rne a. the mine USs kezrtreU1iss, !,
N tie ext-eEe-