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SHIPPING RaTES.

The three-masted schooner Vesta,
Capt A Fridberg, sailed Aug 9Th for
Port Townsend in ballast.
The barkentine Irmgard, Capt Fl Man
son. took to San Francisco 1868 bags
sugar last Saturday, Aug 9th, shipped
MS follows: Castle & Cooke, 23l2 bags
sugar; @ Brewer & Co, 7l2l bags sugar
Tlieo ii Davies 81 Cs, 1894 bags sugar !;
FA Schaefer & Co, 1896 bags sugar.
Tonnage. 1929 tons; domestic value,
$97, ,690.70.
The ban kentine Geo c Perkins, Capt
Herbert Krebs, has finished discharsing
her cargo of lumber. She will proba-
bly sail tomorrow for Port Townsend
ballast.
The bark Ophir will sail for San
Francisco Tomorrow with sugar.
The barkentine Mary Winkelman
Captain Ii Nilsson, arrived last Saturday
afternoon from Port Gamble with Co.,
900 feet lumber and spars. She made
u quick passage of IL days. Fine
weather all the way.
The bark Wenona, Capt c Thow, ar
rived early Sunday morning, 67 days
from Newcastle, She brought for this
port 715 tons OF coal.
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E0RElaa VESSELS EXPECTED.

Fl B NJ S Nymph from British Columbia
IL b NJ Flagship Warspitc from British
Columbia
Br ship Blenglield sailed from Liver
pool Apr IS, due Aug "a
Ger blk Faust, from New York via Bra
zil
Am blk Albert, Winding, from San
Francisco due Aug
Blk Uncle John, from Newcastle, due
May 10
Br blk Birker from London, sailed Apr
10, due Aug 20
Br blk Gervan from Liverpool, sailed
May 10, due Sept 1880
Tern w S Bovine, Bluhm, from San
Francisco due at Mahukona July 10
S s; Farrallon from San Diego due Sep
tembcr 2
$ S Zealandla, from San Francisco due
Aug22
S S Alameda from the Colonies en- route
to San Francisco due Aug 22
SIS Australia from San Francisco en-
route to the Colonies due Aug 30
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phSSE;anEHS,

From Maui, per stmr Likelike, Aug
l0--W 9 Wilder, 4 wilder. Master
Wilder, VIM Irwin. NJ Louisson, n
Arnold, Master Whitney, Miss Whitney,
Mrs Torbert, Miss E Torbert, w
Burgstrom, Miss Jessie MCGOWAN, Bro
Martin, Bro Michel, Bro Joseph, Bro
Charles, Chin Sing, L AXE, Miss Minnie
AXE, and 45 deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Aug
lO-Judgc Bickerton, L NJ Hatch, Hon
Paul Neumann. Miss Neumann, Miss
Whitney, G Creighton, G X ilder, j
Birdseli. Mrs Rice, Capr j Ross, L NJ
Walsh, j Waterhouse, w Waterhouse,
K Wuterhouse, O scholtz, j w Jones, q
III Isukui, Ako, Chinese and AZ deck.
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KAmEHAmERA SCHOOL.

During vacation Mt Kamehameha
School, new and enlarged work
shop has been built A 20-horse-
power engine and 25-horsepower
boiler are just being finished at the
Honolulu Iron Works, and the ma
chinery in the shops hereafter will
be run by steam power, New ma
chinery is ON the way from the
States which will probably be Sc. up
and in running order when the term
begins September |. Hawaiian boys
are to be congratulated ON the iacili-
ties afforded them at Kamehameha
School.
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PREFERS OPEN CAR.
EDITOR BULLETIN -

EDITOR BULLETIN -
am one of those who believe in
the Oahu Railway, and admire the
persevering energy of the man who
has made it fact. / am one of
those, too, who show appreciation
by patronage, whenever convenient.
After this little preface, | would
through your columns respectfully
suggest to the management that on
Sundays, when the weather is fine,
an open car be attached to the others,
at first or second class fare. | for
one would prefer, in agreeable
weather, to pay the highest fare for
the open car; and ! have heard
others, ladies as well as gentlemen,
say the same.
A FREQUENT PASSENGER.
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El;lg1H ,lIlHiGlAI niacglT.


Court opened ats q. IN. Wcdnes-
day, August j.h, Ptescut, Mr.. jus
ticc U!eSntion, pre'llin@j Circuit
Judge }. Hardy.
lIepuiN Ni' ciuoE-Hrhorai CIe-H-
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'h. N'."'.
'"'" N".''i'' } w. 'i''S"
'"" ''' ~ '>''~.'' "''''"'
HAVANA" dJ"Y.--' cGlN'N3L GASES.
1ha KING VS.. NuuisaDa, assault
ard battery. No appearance 81 Dc
lendant. Bail forfeited.
lho hlng vS. keWaha, larceny 9th
ue5teG u. io ~, i"Hnu , WY "n1 , sentence"
W ~ VIZ ; i'"' y s''ooI tii,' L"5'S'
,t,,mi;i 'L N,"e 8, M'LIl'% ,,i l,'''NT i,i m,,J
,,;i.,, ~ >',', -, 'o'S. S',",'''S oouu
EUai,A I'u seii'V'loiu !" - years "'
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civil CASES.
Naiiianu ct al. vs. Lumai ct al
continued 10 Iehrunry term, lSVl.
e., a.. lioS'' '9t i,i''"''''S W. w. ''''i'h
'0' "''o''N''i's'
fohhieN JURN--CRlMiNAh CASES.
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BEFORE BICKERToN, j.
MONDAY, Aug.

MONDAY, Aug. II.
In re estate of Kiekiemanualoa
Kanoa (k) of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
ceased; petition of Hawane the
widow for issuance of letters of adj
ministration and for letters of guard
ianship. Ordered that j. w. Nc
Donald be appointed administrator
of the estate and guardian of the
minor children under 500 bond.
w. o. Smith for petitioner, j. w.
Mcdonald for Hawane the widow.
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PDRT.

II 3 NJ s Acorn, Pollard, from q cruise
Z S S Nipslc, McCurley, from Hilo
Ger,bk Adonis, c Brane, from Bremen
S S Claudine, w NJ Dodd, from Glas-
gov
Am blk Alden Eesse, Friis, from San
Francisco
Bktne S q Wilder from San Francisco
90 Wmtmore. Ward, from Port Blakely
Bktne Mary Winkelman, Ii Nilsson. from
Port Gamble
Blk Wenona. c ThOw, from Newcastle
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THE GnESS TOURNEY.

The following chess games will be
played tonight by members of
Glass b:
Hubash VS.. Hutchinson.
Logan VS.. Brown.
Brasch VS.. Thrum.
Mahoney vs.. Sims.
Beais VS.. Marsden.
Tuesday Glass A will contest the
following games:
Goldenberg VS.. Eldredge.
Gear VS.. Alexander.
White VS.. Walker.
Wright VS.. Kimball.
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A serious condition ON the borders
of Kansas is reported, growing out
of the bringing of cattle which are
declared to be suffering from infect
ious diseases into the State. Secret
organizations have been formed and
four stockmen have been killed so
far. There is veritable reign of
assassination, some OF the deaths
being of q cruel, bloodthirsty char.
acter.
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aapaayuass.
VESSELS lEAYlNa TQ.McRR0W.

FE0SEkO IEFEENs EV"U.UNNUNs
Stmr w G Hall for Hawaii and Maui at
10 n IN
Stmr hawaii for Hamakua and Hiio at
10 IA III
Stmr Is aa!a for Waialua, WniAnae anu
Laia ut 8 u IN
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai ut p III
;5tnr Lkelike for Maui at SPIN
Stmr Waialeale for Kauai at 4 m
Gktne- Geo G Perkins, Hebeit Krebs,
for Port Townsend
Am bk Qphir for san Francisco
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CAUTION I!

A IL persons are cautioned against n
IA person who is trying 10 raise
money on the false pretcnse that he is
part owner Of Merry go-R Round that
am building and of which l am sole
proprietor.
WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Honolulu, Aug II, 1890. G2s IT.
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BEFORE M'CULLY, j.

In re guardianship of j. L. Rich
ardson, minor. Fourth account
of guardianship. Ordered that ac-
count be approved and masters re-
port thereon confirmed. Receipts,
SIS, ,565.6l, Payments, SO, ,6i0.39
balance due guardian, Stab. W.
A. Whiting for guardian.
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give a
public concert at Emma Square
this evening at 1880 O'Clock, rem
dering the following programme
FART l.
March-Gypsy Baron ...,......Sranss
Overture Italian in Algier. Rossini
"Reminiscences of Balfe. ........ Godfrey
Palama, Pill AoaO, Malama.
PART IL.
Medley-Trip to Coney Island. Tobani
Mazurka-1n Camp. p........... Mlllockel
Gavotte-First Heart Throbs EiIenberg
Wallz- Seven Fools. ......... Millocker
Hawaii Pouoi.
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cARcuEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Likelike-2 bags sugar, POSTS
feet lumber, lG hogs, "a hides, GO
bags potatoes, 100 pkgs sundries.
Stmr Mikahala-4477 bags sugar, 2l3
bags rice, l42 sheep, bulls and 10
hides.
Stmr Kaala-S29 bags sugar.
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BEFORE DOLE, j.

Su Wal VS.. j. Ii. Soper, Marshal.
AS of July Term, 1890. Trespass.
Plaintiffs motion to set aside judg-
ment of August l, 1890, of nonsuit.
Heard and decision reserved. G. l..
Carter for plaintiff, c. w. Ashford
for defendant.
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE Nr'cULLY, j.

SATURDAY, Aug. 9.
c. 3. Kanakanui VS.. Manini ct
al. Trespass. Appeal from Dis
trict Court of Eva. Heard and de-
cision reserved. j. M. kaneakua
for plaintiff, Cecil Brown for de.
fendant.
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LOST

a. A FOUR months old
ENg5 white, spotted dark brown
w " OH back, with brown face
-S--ssssFf-Aesz= and ears, and answers to
the name of "zoe." ANY person re-
turning same TO j. f. Bower will be
rewarded, G2S II
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MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING of the stockholders of
"A. Wilder's Steamship Co., (L'd),
will be held AT their office, on TUES
DAY, August l2th, at . O'Clock A. NJ.
S. B. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Aug. ., 1850. G27 ct
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OFFICER Reynolds Of the Board of
Health this morning seized three
barrels of spoiled beef, belonging to
Chinaman at the fish market, and
ordered it sent To the boiling house.
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THa annual me citing OF the stock
holders OF the kahului Railroad Com
pany tLd.) is announced for 80 o'clock
u. m. next Wednesday, in their Office
ut Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-11

The Judiciary Committee of the
Legislature calls for claims against
IL. X. III. Likelike's funeral, To be
presented at the meeting Wednesday
morning at s 80
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WANTED

pY Young Man a situation as gar
ID dener and also to attend horses
and drive, and make himself generally
useful. Address "P. o. Box 475,"
Honolulu, ii. 1. 626 2ts
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EvEnTS THIS EVENING

Harmony Lodge, /. o. o. f. AT
1880.
Band concert at Emma Square,
al Z 80
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TIRE foreman uf China Engine Co.
offers reward OF 500 for information
TO convict the person who cut the
flag rope of the engine house.
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a MEETING Of the stockholders of
Wilder's Steamship Co, Id, will lie
held tomorrow, Aug. l2th, at .
O'clock n. m, at their office.
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CANDIES I!

EART e CO., of the Elite lee Cream
IL Parlors, wish to inform the gem
eral public. that they have their Gown
Candy Factory" and employ First
class American Candy Maker, too. We
are now better prepared than ever before
TO offer the public superior quality of
Choice French Cream Candies and
homemade Chocolate Creams of finest
ilarors in any variety.
Tallies, Chewing Mo1asses. Pepper
mints, Homemade and Plain Candies of
all Kinds speciality.
We positively do not sell any i'm
ported Chocolate Creams or any other
Cream Candies. as we have all facilities
for first class home manufacture.
Our Celebrated Elite Ice Cream.
Cakes and Pastries arc superior, as we
employ only iirst-class workmen. Give
us trial.
HART Sc CO.,
Of the Elite Ice Cream & Candy Fac
tory. at the Elite Building, No. So
Hotel street 627 lw
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FOR SALE

II EAWI Beans for cattle at Sl.25;
IN 100 pounds or bag, 25 cents.
Also, Native Hay. Apply to McCullum
at Kapiolani Park, at hours of IL noon
or 2. NJ, or by Mutual Telephone No.
81. 122 I'm
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BORN.

CREIGHToN-August 10, to the wife
of G. Creighton, a daughter
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NOTICE.

4 LII those who hold claims for goods
n furnished for the funeral of IL. II.
II. Princess Likelike will please present
them at the meeting of the judiciary
Committee, in the Legislative Hall, on
WEDNESDAY, August l3, at 8;S0
O'Clock A. NJ. 62S IL
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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND co. s
TIME TAalE,
10 'Tnke Erect Jniy 40, 1850.
TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
August O.
Bktne Mary Wiokclman, II days from
Port Gamble
August 10
Shnr Likelike from Maui
Stmr Miknhula from Kauai
Stmr Kaala from Kauai
Snnr i a Cummins from koolan
Bk Wenona. 57 days from Newcastle
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a REWARD is offered for two strayed
Shetland ponies.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-11

The opinion in San Francisco
about the sealed orders was that the
Charleston was to so to Central Am
erica.
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A REWARD is offered for lost dii-
mond breast pin.
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A REWARD is offered for the return
of valuable dog to Mr. j. +.
Bowler.
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TO LET or LEASE

ss- A TCIIE Residence of Mrs. A.
"a l. Long, in Pauoa Valley.
A.s.sss.sA ss.issas.-ss..A Apply TO
DAVID DAYTON,
81 King ST., over j. Motifs store.
57l II
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STRAYED
HOUSE WASTED.
NOTICE.

MIR. G. II. CARTER vii! transact
vi business for me during my alb
sence from the Kingdom.
f. G. ROWE.
Honolulu, Aug. ., 1890. G2s 81
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Rubber Stamp Agency !

ORDERS for Rubber Stamps of every
" description taken. To be delivered
by return steamer from San Francisco.
Complete illustrated catalogue AT our
office. Prices reasonable.
j. L. BROWN " CO.,
625 lw Merchant street.
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WANTED at ONCE |

hsas a 4 COTTAGE within two
R3ssSsa IN or three blocks from
Esststio the corner of Fort and Hotel
streets. suitable for three gentlemen for
housekeeping. Address ''P. o. Box
No. 297.'' $40 If
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MEETING NOTICE.

rsNHE annual meeting of the stock
j. holders of the kahului Railroad
Co., U'd), will be held at their Office,
in this city, on WEDNESDAY,, Aug.
18th, at 8 O'clock A. NJ.
S. B. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Aug. IL, 1890. G2S 2t
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Mn. G. 1t. Garter will transact busi-
ness for Mr. II. G. Rowe during the
lattcr's absence from the kingdom.
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WANTED

essx. A ITO rent or lease Cottage
4tssISss Il with about four rooms
Eaasssgas.sh about 10 minutes walk from
town; on King or Beretania streets, to-
wards the Plains preferred. Address
81. 4. Co." this office. G22 If
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FOR SALE

~rs NEW Ladies' or Chill
E,a1dSaA IN dren's Cart with
Sll8sl,s51~Ss, Harness, for small horse,
ut a reasonable price. Apply TO
WM. KELTlNO,
$40 Tvs AT Ill. IIaekfeld Il Co.'s.
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WIN Simmons cautions the public
against person trying to raise
money on Simmons merry -go-round.
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TO LET
TO LET

sso = A HOUSE with rooms
fasyfss;a IA and bath, ON the cor
AsssEisssss ner of Beretania and Pensa-
cola streets. Cars pass the door. APP
ply at this Office. 5Sl If
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FOR RENT

esa. a T ELEO Stables at present
ksIlsf-Es IL occupied by Hawaiian
EaGsl.ss.AA Transfer Co., permission
given August lst. Apply to
Cos If j. ). WALKER.
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TIE LEGISLATURE.
F1FTY-F1RsT DAY.
AioNpar. Aug, II.

MoNpaT, Ang, II.
The House opened Mt 10 o'clock
with p,ayec hy Rev, H. Waiamu,
Chaplain. Minutes we're read by
Secretary Chos. Wilcox and inter-
prefer W. l.. Wilcox.
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TO LET

,s, q A COTTAGE on Vineyard
,tsas asIG.rsl n street, recently occu-
as.sSsak pied by Mr.. A. Johnston.
None but person desirous of becom-
ing a permanent tenant need apply.
Apply to Il. S. CUNHA.
900 If
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Noble Crabbe read first time
by title a bill to amend Sec. 56,
Civil Code, in regard to-the whole
sale business. Also, bill to regu-
late the introduction of labor for
agricultural purposes.
Rep. Nawahi read first time by
title bill to amend Sec. 5, Chap.
67, Laws of 1888, relating to spirit
uous liquors. Also, bill to pro-
vide q permanent settlement for
Queen Kapiolani.
Noble Burchardt read first time
by title bill 10 amend Sec. 3,
Chap. 45, Laws of 1854, relating TO
homesteads.
Rep. Halstead read first time by
! title bill to amend Secs. Y and l3,
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faithless pair While he was in the house youn6
Fulton drove up In wagon and asked where Mrs.
Grover could be found Mr.. Grover made Jump AT
Fulton who sprang into his wagon and drove home
Mrs. Grover spending the day at As6ury Park
with some friends Fnlfon drove to Long Branch and
waited at The station until the train on which Mr.
Grover going home arrived. lie told her OF her
husbands wrath and then sent her to a small hotel
on Broadway, where she stayed all night. The next
day Mrs Grover and Fulton Disappeared. Mrs Grover
left her six vearold daughter at the hotel in Long
Branch, where she found by her father. Neither
Mrs Grover Fulton has been seen since Mr..
Fulton has broken mp her homo and has gone to
Long Branch. Postmaster Griscom Is investigating
FuliOns accounts, but 80 far he has found nothing
crooked Mrs Grover and Fulton are said 10 he In
Philadelphia. Mrs. Growers maiden name WIS Berger.
Her parents live in Columbia, Penn. where they are
well known Both Mr.. Grover and Mrs. Fulton have
begun actions for divorce.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMING RACES

ARRANGEMENTS are making for steam Na'hu
race 10 be held under the auspices Of the American
Yacht Club on July 26. The race will be over uc
so-knot course beginning at New-London ana emu
ing Al Milton Point The Tilic. stranger eu'que
hanna and other welknown steam yachts OF speeu
are expected 10 enter.
The following order has been issued by fldhN
y Joncs thc fleet CAPTAIN OF the Corintlian Navy
This fleet will assemble at New Rochelle on Ha'u'-
day. August =, 30 take part IN the annual 'Fuls aro
The cruise will take In sucll haroors' anu "''N'
such runs a. the captains may decide By NoIe. , -.
The fleet will disband in the neghoorhoou VI
Glen Cove on August o. IL. ,.,u
These desiring To take part IN the cruise VIII
kindly notify the feet captain at once.
The Atlantic Yacht Club fleet will rendezvous ior
the annual cruise in New Rochelle llarbor on July L.
on the next day the feet will sail for Morris cove.
From there it will so to behring's Iiarbor shelter
Island and thence Ia New-LOnd0n. Newport ana
New Bedford. IL. 49,
The Newark Yacht Club Will hold regatta on
August rs over Its 10 Lille course In Newark Say:
beginning at the clubhouse at Centrevne. IL VIII
be an open sweepstakes lace, with an entrance ice
OF 33.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS,
LEH1GH VALLEY BONDS IN DEMAND.

Tbs subscription was opened yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock TO the S6.00O,OOO II per cent first mort
gage gold bonds Of the Lehigh Valley Railway Com
pany Of this state. by Brown Brothers q Co., No 90
Wallst The demand for the bonds was 50 great that
the subscription closed at 80 o'clock, and tho
amount was then largely over subscribed. The bonds
were offered at lOl with interest. payable July Is
next when negotiable receipts will be Issued for the
bonds when engraved o. about August /
simultaneous issue will be made nv Brown Brothers
& Co.. in London by Brown, Shiplcy & Co.. and In
Philadelphia by DrXel d Go.
Philadelphia July The subscription books for
the Lehigh Valley Railway Company new IL per
cent gold bonds opened 10 day by Brown Bros
& Co. and Drcxel d Co.. If this city. aad Brown.
Shpley & Co.: Of London There was great demand
for the bonds and AT O'Clock the books we're closed
Word TO that effect sent by cable to London. The
loan has been subscribed and allotment will be
made in a few days, II was intended 10 close the
books tomorrow. but the subscriptions came in 20
rapidly that il fonnd necessary 10 close today
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,ycopn pPoKEN At CHICAGO.

Washington Park, Chicago July SIN I'''' %
d wore of class that gave the sports ot' OF fnh Long
- ,rs the order OF the day. Orme. l. 10 ehshoe'
lowering the mile and threecighths record Track a'.
Attendance 5000 The first race for t~oyearoc' p'r''
$500 three.quarters Of Il mile, was won py 'h.''s'
Htnoman second. Time. 1874. Second race lot 0''
an o,d nurse $500 distance mile, was Won ~
mo. Chairman second Time. 49,. Thim race trre
tandicop sweepstakes, mile and three furons'' ot.s
nassed Hvpocrito only Jump from the wire "nhhs "
short head His time breaks the record p" $50.
So rnc,sco in lsss and that OF Richmond at shecps'
head in the same year by threequalters Of s''O"1
Time :2Os. Fourth race. for all ages purse sV', -
and a sixteenth. Longshot won Over second inc
:4o. Fifth race. for all ages. mile ana -
McNur,v won; Tenacity second. Time. IN sNsa
ce selling nurse 5000 mile and threesixteen'As woOa
craft won; Lottie $ second Time, o.
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AGREEING; ON THE CONSULAR BILL.

Washington, July THE conferees upon the Con
sular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill have agreed
upon the differences between the two houses. The
House recedes from its disagreement TO the Senate
amendments increasing the salaries of the Ministers
Turkey, the Argentine Republic and the United States
of Colombia from 81 500 $4,000 and providing for
a Minister to Peru at salary Of $4,000, the Minister
to Chill at present being also accredited to Peru
Also to the Senate amendments increasing the salary
of the Minister TO Denmark from $1,000 TO 1900
changing the title Of the American representative to
Switzerland from Minister Resident and Consul General
10 Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlcnipoentiaIy
increasing the allowance of the commercial agent
at Bona in the Congo basin for salary and expenses
from 81 900 10 $4,000. this latter being compromise
from $4,000. The amendments made 10 the bill by
the Senate for the purpose Of enabling the President
to carry into effect certain recommendations Of the
PanAmerican Conference IRE also agreed 10 by the
House. as is an amendment increasing the salary OF
the ConsulGeneral at the City OF Mexico 10 - 900
The salary Of the COnsulGeneral at Vienna IS fixed
80 800. The House also recedes from its disagree
ment to majority Of the senate amendments increasing
the salary existing consulates, or establishing new
consulaes the senate giving way in those cases in
which the House refused TO do so.