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The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
s1ABBINc AFFRsY.

On Thursday night, between IL
and 12 O'clock, a stabbing affray oc-
Cured on Hotel street, near Nuuanu.
A sailor from the Charleston stabbed
native named Kuleiwohi, an. en-
ployee of the Honolulu Iron Works,
in the abdomen. The quarrel ap-
pears to have commenced in the
Cosmopolitan saloon, and was re-
newed in the street. At first there
was. nothing but talk, and persons
passing at the time made friendly
efforts along with the police, to get
the sailors, OF whom there were sew
eral present, to leave. The general
noise naturally increased the crowd
of spectators. and in the thick of the
gathering the native before named
cried out that he was stabbed. He
was at once placed in an express and
taken to the Queens Hospital, where
DR.. Wood dressed his wound. The
sailors suddenly disappeared. Later
a man from the Charleston, named
Charles Wood, was arrested, and is
he'd at the Station House charged
with the otlense. The native is in a
dangerous condition..
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PASSENGERS.

From Kauai, per stmr Waialcale,
July 4-Pruf u Sauvlet and son, AIRS )
Bertelmann, Mrs ID Crowuingberg, II
Berlemanu, Miss L W Moolsey, a B Lind
say, and deck.
from Hamakua, per stmr Lehus, July
Al Wright.
From San Francisco, per r NJ S Ala
media, July 5-W p ~ Brewer, wife, <
ch,idleu and nurse, Mrs NJ Il Bladen,
Miss D Braden, Harry B II, John
Buck and vie, Will j , OK. Rev Z"
Chanuon, wife anu children, Mrs Gov
ingtou, Miss turmen, Miss Courtney,
JAS tonnors, Miss Ii Dickson, N ss
Ida Fosa, Ii Focke, Miss j + Fletcher
and 2 girls, Miss May q French, d w
Folger, harry Gates, E w Hoidsworlh
and wife, Vim III hamilton, Miss Emma
Irwin, MISS Lizzie johnson, Miss Ida
Kuudsen, Mrs X w Lame, Mis- R Nj
Kinney, Miss z Mehdenhall, b K
Miller, jr, NJ McVoy, Leslie Morosco,
Dorsey ogden, DR. 5 B Pratt, hrs Z
Qualthrough,R REV f Z Rand and wife, II
y Rice, Miss Rhod S, II q Scott, s 6
Stanton, Sinclair and wife, Mrs w r
Seal, IL A Street, Harry Ayers, Wn,
Dexter, Miss Barr, VIM Wallace, Miss
Daley, 4 l. Jayne, Miss May Little, Mrs
w Il shaw, Mrs Alice Vale, MRS Il r
Walker, child and maid, Fred Water
house, 81 steerage, and IS in transit.
For San francisco, per o s. Austria
liza. July 5-Mrs L ID Pinney, Masses Z
aud Z Medau, Harry d Couzens, Col '
v Ashford, Mrs Z u Rail, b T Dun
ming, Miss DunniEg, Miss Clarke, Mr.:
@ Wurth, j Hehbard and wife, Wis!
Murphy, NJ Schmidt, Mrs NJ Schmid
and children, Mrs d Center and
children, E r ,liles, G w MaXon, Mr.
G w Lowrey, Mrs p Lewis and child
Miss Lewis, Mrs z Nicolls and 2 child
rcn, Rev X Hudson, Mrs w Q Parke, ST
Mrs Allardt and daughter, j. s Dodge
Miss !. e Bentley, Miss L G Sutherland
Mrs r Y Spalding, Mrs w @ Peacocl
and child, Miss " ilson, w d Baldwin
b Dickey, Rev L Tobey, S Center ant
wife, a Mitchell, Mrs j A Hopper an
daughter, Mrs L w Peterson and child
. r NJ Fuller, Mrs c schnabel, Mrs ]
Koneig and maid, Miss Schnabel,
Schnabel, Miss n Lowrey, Il Foster
Lient Mitchell, j A Byron, Mrs III
Slows, l 4 Barrett, Miss O'Brien,
Rycroit, and G8 in steerage.
From San Francisco, per schr Olgt
July 5-Mrs A Chelstrand, II Greer
Miss NJ Chelstrand, E Fromberg,
Mcneil, w Hamilton, A V Fcttelina
Mrs G + Rodin.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Missionary packet Morning Star,
Ca tain G. Il Garland. will leavc for the
South sea Islands next Thursday.
Nj II NJ uller, shipping freight clerk
of essrs Allen & Robinson, left to-
day by the steamship Australia TO enjoy
q months vacation at the Coast.
The bark Ceylon aud ship Borrow
dale will sail on Monday for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Kilauea Ilou takes this
afternoon IL lepers for the lcper settle
lnent.
The barkentine QulcLstep arrived at
uilo on Wednesday, July 2, 10 days
from San francisco.
The U S y lroquois, Captaia Joshua
Bishop, arrived on thursday evening ut
O'Clock, 2 days from san Francisco.
The Iroquoisis on her way to Samoa TO
relieve the u ) 5 M0hican aud may be
here q week.
The bark S g Allen carried away
Tuesday Tor san Francisco sugar ship
PED as follows: Z Brewer q o, ll,96i
bags su. ar; Castle 81 Cooke, 3l75 bags
sugar; Theo ii Davies q Co, 1890 bags
sugar; Il A Schaefer & Co, 237s bags
sugar. Totals: l9,507 bags sugar; 1884
tons; domestic value, Sl0n,865.60.
The American brigantipe w g Irwin
Captain L Nc ulloch, arrived thurs
day morning, l416 days from San Fran
cisco. Had pleasant weather and light
winds the entire passage. she brings
full cargo of general merchandise
also horses for Hyman Bros one en-
gine for the Oahu Railway Is Land Co;
and naphtha launch tor Il E Rand ol
Ponape, South ca Islands.
The steamship Australia took to-day
10 San Francisco II, 1856 bags sugar, 49Ss
bags rice, 5909 lunches bananas, lI7l
hides. and 9s0 skins. The cargo was
valued at :ll0,460.l4,
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VESSELS LEAVING EaaDk0Y.

Stmr Kinau for Hilo and way ports at
10
Stmr JAS Makee for Kapaa at p IN
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at o . IN
Stmr Lehua for Nuu and IIakalau at .
p m
Stmr j Cummins for Koolau at q m
Stmr Waimanalo ior Naianae and Wal
alua at 8 a lii
Br ship bowowdale, Guthrie, for San
Francisco
Schr Mary for lianalei
Schr Lavinia for Kauai
Schr Kawailani for Noo'au
Schr Sarah 81 Eliza for koolau
Am blk Ceylon, calhoun, Tor san Fran
cisco
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CARcoEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

StmI Mokolii-l50 sheep, 1G head cat
tie, l57 hides, aud II bags sugar
from Molokai.
Stmr Waimanalo 1000 water melons
from Waianae.
Stmr Lehua-3500 bags sugar from Ha-
makua.
Schr Liholino-lo34 bags sugar from
Waiauae.
Stmr Waialeale-29i5 bags. sugar from
Kauai.
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DEPARTURES.

July o.
o s 5 Australia, Houdlcttc, for San
Francisco at l. In
X NJ : Alameda, Morse, for tho Colo
nics
Stmr kilanea lIou for Pepeekeo and Ilo-
nomu at l2an
Stmr haala for Koolau ports at 3 p m
Stmr G X Bishop for Wuianac,and Wal
alua at . u IN
Schr Ka Moi for Puma
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DAIA Plantation will pay dividend
i TO its stockholders July lst, at lhe
office of Messrs. Castle q 'ooke, Agents.
Il. w. HOBRON,
500 81 Secretary.
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Steamer vaisnanalo.

TEiIE Steamer WaiWanalo
{SSSSTSS i viii sail for Waialua
- and Waianne, Monday,
June 3Oth, Thursday, July 8rd, al
A. ~, and Mondays and Thursdays
thprp flor 69l lWN
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
July L.
u 5 . lroquois, Bishop, II days. from
San francisco
Stmr Waiuleale from Kauai
Stmr Lehua from tlumukua
Stmr Mokolii from Molokai
July o.
RM s $ Alameda, Morse, Gl days from
San Francisco.
Shnr Waimanalo from Waianae and
Wnialuu
Schr Liholiho from Waianae
SChr Sarah Il ELIZA from koolau
AIN schr Olga, Rodiu, II days from San
Francisco
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Sale of Fancy Articles F!

rgNHERE will be n sale of Fancy Artl-
L cles, chiefly Hawaiian, at Queen
Emma Hall, on FRIDAY, July IL,
1890, for the benefit of that institution.
Refreshments will be served. ISL to
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ProNEEu
P1oNEDu
Building & Loan Association,

TIE first regular monthly meeting
L for the collection OF dues and
loaniag Of funds, will be held at
McInTney Hail, Fort street, on MON
DAY EVENING, July 9Th, ht 1880
o'clock. The Membership Fee 30 cents
per share, aud Monthly Dues 81 per
share, viii be due then from subscriberss
a full attendance is desired.
GEO. T.. ROARDMAN,
President.
TUEo. +. LANSING,
secretary CSC st
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

7 NJ. CAMARA, JR., is authorized
Js to collect for the City shoeing
Shop. j. w. MCDONALD.
Honolulu, July 2. 1890. 595 3t
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NOTICE to H0RsEMEN
DIR. HENRI G. McGREw.

A FTER an absence of four years in
N Paris, has returned to his home
ON the Islands, for the purpose of re-
suming the practice of medicine. He
may be found at his old Office on Hotel
street between Fort and Alakea streets.
Office hours from to ii A. NJ, and to
4 and 6 to s pm, 576 I'm
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05

and successful, but owing to a Jam
Of matter the report is held over.
In the Myrtle six-oared race the
Alice M. won, the poomaikelani in
the Healani Club race, and tue
Charleston 10.oared barge beat the
Nipsic's. In the second-class yacht
race the Tahounonani came in first,
Edith l. second, and Pauline third.
The Hawaii won the first-ulass yacht
race.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
Electricity is Life f!

MANY persons find a moderate ap-
N1 plication of Electricity Beneficial.
Electricity sometimes cures and nearly
always benefits Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Indigestion, Etc, and acts like a tonic
and Is very beneficial In case of General
Debility. Go to
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
Charles Phillips,
On Queen Street.

And get an Electric Shock by dropping
"A Ncsei In the slot. Can be regulated
to suit the delicate ms web us the stropg.
There Is also one OF these Electric
Machines at Young Maps, corner of
Hing and Bethel streets. b7l I'm
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05

IF you want a fine cigars 60 to @. ].
L McCarthy's. 595 2w
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
TgAE
Tloirg 8"rletia


SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1880.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
Recreation hy aAu,

The Oahu Railway and Land Co.
despatched trains hourly through
out the day TO Pearl City and back,
beginning at z O'clock a, NJ. The
superintendent, his assistants, the
conductors, and every worker Oh
each train were all particularly
watchful TO prevent accidents, and
had the satisfaction at the close of
the day of having been fully sue
cessful. Many hundreds of people
travelled by The trains during the
day. Picnic parties landed at vari-
Gus points along the line, Raymond
Grove being the spot most in favor
with the greatest number. A por-
ton of the Hawaiian band was
stationed here, and played music
for dancing in the pavilion The
Kapu Brothers conveyed people to
and from Ford's Island, in naph-
the launch and barge, starting al
Axis landing, after the arrival OF
each train. Every two hours Q
train ran from Pearl City to Homo
uliuli and back. Many took the
opportunity TO visit and inspect th'
new plantation in that district.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05
The Regatta,

The yachting and rowing races
yesterday were highly Interesting
The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-05

For Star Min Co., Kohala, Hawaii.
5S6 I'm
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL.
II IL the Occasion OF q Great Demon
stration In Ohio.
[By United Press.l

[By United Press.l
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 3O.-The dedi-
cation of the memorial monument to the
memory OF the late President James A.
Garaeld, was the occasion of great de-
Nonstration in the city to-day. Tens of
thousands gathered at Lake. View ceme-
tery. Two thirds OF the States and ter
ritories were represented in the throng.
All the morning, special trains from
.ve,v part of the State had been coming
in. and when the procession started tor
the cemetery, standing room OIL the side-
walks was hardly obtainable.
The procession started ut noon ana
was two hours in passing q given point.
President Harrison, Vice-Presldent
Morton, Ex-President Hayes, Secretary
Rusk, Attorney General Miller. Postmas'
ter General Wanamaker, Secretary Wln'
dom, Generals Sherman and Schofleld,
and q large number of other public men
occupied carriages in the line. Military
companies, regulars and civil societies,
formed the back of the procession.
At the cemetery the ceremonies were
impressive. Ex-President Hayes, a.
president OF the Memorial Association
made few remarks. Ex-Gov. Jacob D.
Cox. of Cincinnati, delivered an oration
and President Harrison made brief ad
dress.
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New challies and ginghams, at lowest
prices, at NORRIS u CARTER'S.
TRINITY COLLEGE,
Plans to be Agreed Upon and Work
Begun.
Editorial Correspondence

Editorial Correspondence
Capt. J. NJ. Odell, Capt. J. W.
Alspaugh, and President Jno. F. Crow
ell went to Durham yesterday to meet
the other members of the building com
mittee to agree upon plan for Trinity's
new building. 1t is to be handsome
structure, and is to be made great and
a successful institution. The members
of the committee will be guests of the
Messrs. Duke, who had prepared asuccu-
lent barbecue for their delectation. 1t
was with great reluctance that duty to
the CHRONICLE forced me decline an in
vitation to help destroy the baked pigs,
and to hear these gentlemen discuss the
ways and means for the great future
that awaits Trinity.
Mr.. Washington Duke was on the
train returning from Washington, where
he had been in the interest of the public
building for Durham. He is much en-
couraged to believe that it will be built
and said. 81 tell you Mr. Bum is
working Congressman" Durham needs
the building, and one ought to be bull
there. y. ~
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
ARAILROAD HORROR.

A Train Runs Into An Open DraW.-
And Thirty People Lose Their Lives.
lBy United Press.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-The Oakland
narrow gauge local train ran into an
open draw on the Webster street bridge
this afternoon. The engine, tender and
first car, crowded with passengers, went
through and many of the latter seem to
have been drowned.
Later..3:3O u. M.
II is now estimated that thirty persons
were drowned by the railroad disaster IN
Oakland. Thirteen bodies have already
heen recovered. OF the only ones iden-
tilted are Capt. John Dwyer, J. r. Irwin
and A. Malerta, the latter Japanese
boy.
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DECCRATIOf DAY.
Flowers Spread On the Graves OF Gal
liant Soldiers.-The HOnOrs are Shown
Both "B!ue and Gray.''

Flowers Spread On the Graves OF Gal.
liant Soldiers.-The Honors are Shown
Both tsB!ue and Gray.''
IBv United Pressl
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 3O.-Dec-
oration day services at the National Cap
ital to-day were more imposing than
usual. Bright, beautiful weather ush-
cred in the morning much to the JOY of
thousands who, every year, visit ceme-
teries around the city on this day, and
strew choicest flowers over graves of
dead heroes Of the war. The custom
Was very generally observed to-day at
ali cemeteries. At Arlington, the lar
gest "city of the dead" about Washing
ton, the ceremonies were very impress
sive, and the 6. A. r. men, with a
multitude of people, spread flowers in
profusion upon the thousands of graves
that decked the green sward, regardless
[ whether the sleeper in life wore the
blue or the gray.
Decoration day orations at the differ.
ent cemeteries here, brought out allu
sions from the orators, to the blue and
the gray, General Lee and the Rich
mond unveiling. Congressman Mason
addressing the crowd at the Congress
sional cemetery SAID, "Ihere is cne note
Of waning, however, that you mus
let me utter at this time
l must srrioasly protest agains
occurrences in that fair Southern
city at the unveiling of Gen. Lee'
statue yesterday. Lot them honor th'
memory of true and virtqous man i
they will, but let me say that the brcat
sky over our country is broad enough
only for one flag, ard that the stars an<
stripes, that when a mir wears any othe
hs is in his heart as muc]
a traitor as he was thirty years ago. D
not misunderstood me, brethren, but
would be false to the memory of
brother who fell at Gettysberg and /
the many brave men who lie around L
here if did not protec: al this, th
first occasion l have had. against th
act of men who flaunt the flag of seces
sion in the face Of the boys in blue vi
fought so nobly for their country.
there is boy III gray lying in this GENE
terry, let us decorate his grave as of a ma
who was brave, and who lost his life in
, cause be thought was right; but let q
one wave over his grave that flag ths
t was the symbol of insult to the boys
} blue"
Congressman Boutelle at Arlington
saws: 1--WE have no desire to revive VI
. happy memories Or to fan any embers
, sectional strife" and so far as | hay
, observed the tanning of those embel
has been principally the work OF ou
, brethren Of the South"
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Weather Report.

Raleigh yesterday: Maximum temper
ature "a; minimum temperature go; rain
fall 600 inches.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather, slight change
in temperature; conditions favorable for
thunderstorm tonight.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31

The entertainment last evening was
pronounced by many to be the best ever
given by the graded school The fol-
lowing was the
Programme
Music-"Bird Carroll"
Recitation - "Kissing in the Street,
Miss Maude Morgan,
Calisthenics March.
Vocal Solo-'Little Annie Rooney"
Master Robert Faucette.
Dialogue-''Exorcising an Evil Spirit.
Vocal Solo--''Coming Through the
Rye" Diss Mary Crabtree.
Recitation Reminding the Hen,"
Master Lonnie Turner.
'"Three Little Maids from School,"
Recitation-''CIeopatra," Miss Alma
Woodson.
Rainbow Drill
Recitation-''The Elf Chief Miss
Katie Johnson.
"Who's That Tapping at the Garden
Gate"
Daughter of the Regiment Miss
Alice Glddens.
Song and Tableau-'Where are you
Going my Pretty Maid p
Recita1ion-"DiamondC Cut Diamond. "
Miss Minnie Happin.
Dialogue-Rehearsal.
Recitation Winding the Baby"
Master John Carr.
Dialogue-"Praise to Mamma"
Alpine Song.
All the little folks carried their parts
off well, and especially were the Three
Little Maids From School" compll-
mented upon their rendition of their
song.
The commencement exercises were
postponed until Saturday evening.
Quite number Of school girls were
on the noon train, and our atmosphere
has baeu made several degrees more
pleasant by the presence Of several
who spent the afternoon here.
Several of our citizens have recently
invested largely III horse flesh. Messrs
W. W. Fuller and J. S. Lockhart have
bought fine carriage horses.
A fair will be given by the young la
daies al the Seminary this evening fo1
, the benefit of the two fire companies.
"The Speckied Pony and 1.-The Goa
Wagon" companies.
Several Chapel Hilliano were in towr
to-day and they report that examina
tious are all over and The boys are pre-
| pairing for big commencement.
Trinity Methodist Sunday school viii
excurt to Ettleton next Tue day.
! Personals.
DR.. E. A. Yages returned from Gree rs
boro to-day.
| DR.. J. F. CroHcll came down on th
noon train.
Miss Bertha Center, OF New Berne
passed through at noon.
Mr.. Lawrence Jones is over from tn
University spending & few days.
Miss Nina Gibbs left for Asheville thi
afternoon.
Dr. Tnoa. Hume, OF The University
passet throngh this afternoon.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
A Gigantic Cloud Burst.
INV United Press.

ARCADIA, Wis, May 3O.-rhe biggest
cloud burst ever known in this vicinity
occurred here last night. Two mill
dams and one mill were swept away.
The city is flooded, but the water Is now
subsiding. One person was drowned
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
The End of a Man who Abused His
Wife.
by United Press.l

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 3O.-James
Shrugheneny, aged twenty-five years,
who has been in Jail since January last
for abusing his wife, was released few
days ago. To-day be went to his home
and was refused admittance. He step
ped out on the sidewalk, drew a revolver
and shot himself in the abdomen. He
will die.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
For Saturday and for Men.

Virgoe Middleton & Co.'S. English COL
lars and cuffs-We are direct importers
of these wares-aud have in this city ex-
elusive sale for these, the best in the
World.
W. n. & R. s. Tucker & 90.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
TROUBLE IN BLUE STREAKS.
The Result of q Collision of Elec.
trio Wires.
[By United Press. ]

IoJ
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 30.-A tele-
phone wire this morning fell across the
trolly wire of the Hinsey Electric Light
street railway, and Immediately there
was trouble in blue streaks. 10 the tel
ephone Office one of the switchboards
was burned out. and a number Of the
girls prostrated. The damage to the tel
ephone company is quite heavy. and the
telephone service of the city will be Sc
riously crippled for day or two.
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Big Fire in Idaho.
Ry United Press,) J

Ibf Z NICtU 1ItSSJ
WEIsER, Idaho, May 3O.-The business
portion of this place was burned last
night. The loss amounts to 1925, 900
and the insurance was but $25, ,00O. The
fire was started in hotel by a lamp
falling and exploding.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
A Fatal Fire.
(By United Press. ]

KEoKUK, Ia, May 30.-The large
scale works Of Twinting, Garvin & Co.,
at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, burned yester-
day afternoon and Capt. J. 7. Drum
mond perished in the flames.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Especial to State Chronicle.l

The Congressional Convention Meet.
July 9th.
Especial TO State Chronicle.l
GREENSBORO, May 30.-The Democrat
ic nominating convention of the fifth
district meets in Greensboro on July
ninth.
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The Flames DevOur S10O,OOO.
(Bv United Press. J

(By United Press')
SAVANNAH, Ca, May SO:--fire last
nicht in M. Bailey 4 Sons wholesale
furniture establishment resui'0" -
800, 900 loss.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31

Matchless corsets at 45c. at
NORRIS & OARTER's.
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from 8 o'clock till 8 to consider such

from 5 o'clock till 8 to consider such
bills.
There will be very few Southern mem
bers here tomorrow. A majority OF
them are going to Richmond to be pres.
ent at the preliminary unveiling of Lees
statue.
The President and family will spend
the summer at Cape May. Hon. Rich
ard Vaux took his seat to-day in the
House; his desk piled with flowers.
Congress will adjourn Thursday after
noon until Monday On account of the
services incident to Federal decoration
day on the 3Oth.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-31

Representative Baker, of New York,
yesterday introduced resolution ap-
pointing Monday night next for the COZ
sideration of bills that have been report
ed by the committee oD commerce, and
that after that date the House shall take
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FROM DURHAM.
Graded School Concert..Sweet School
Girls!-.E otes and Personals.

DURHAM, N. c., May 80.
The entertainment last evening was
pronounced by many to be the best ever
given by the graded school The fol-
lowing was the