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A nendlr Electrlcnl Storm.

COLUMBUS, o., July IAN electrical
storm visited this city about O'Clock last
evening, and was the severest and most
destructive that ever struck Columbus.
Campman Stutz, Is years old, was instantly
killed while standing beneath tree which
was demolished by lightning. William
Wise, Il years Of age, met similar death.
Some half dozen other persons were
stunned or knocked down, but not serious.
ly hurt. The wind was very fierce. and
trees were uprooted, roofs Of scores Of
buildings blown of and great damage
iona
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The Adionrnment onestIon.

WAsHINGToN, July speaking on saa
subject of adjournment, Speaker Reed
said this morning: THE question rests
entirely with the senate. For the first time
in many years the house is ahead of the
senate with the public business. We, over
on this side, could wind up the session
next week, but, of course, we shall not be
able to do So" Nearly all senators agrea
IN thinking that adjournment cannot take
place before August, and several think
that the session may run into September
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seven Women Factory inspectors.

ALBANY, July Factory Inspector Con-
molly has announced the appointment of
seven women factory inspectors. The sal
airy is 81 900 per year and expenses. Fol
lowing are the names Of the app0intees:
Mrs. Eliza A. Carroll, of No. sTs Herkimer
street. Brooklyn; Miss Margaret Finn, OF
No 40 Marion street, New York; Mrs. AL
exander Premer, of No. 1874 Second avenue,
New York; Miss Julia Early, Of No 949
Eighth avenue, New York; Miss Electa r.
Lockwood, of Bedford, Westchester coun-
ty; Miss Bertha l.. Aschoff, Of No IA High
street, Albany; Mrs. Margaret Gibson, of
No. 1l0 Grand avenue, Syracuse.
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sent 10 the Royal foundry in Rome to be
cast In bronze
Hntx the Work xYns Ilnnn.


I've main statue which is. fourteen feet
SIX inches high, and each Of the two fig
ures are cast in one piece and without
seams The only place in the world where
this can be done Is at this foundry and the
one at Florence. Mr. Parks wae employed
five months in making the model. and the
Royal foundry spent four months in its
work on the statue When this solid clay
mold was completed it weighed 1900
pounds, and the clay had 70 be placed care
fully in position by hand, making the
work laborions and tedious A plaster
mold was then taken from II in sections.
Mr. Parks had the death mask constantly
before him, and the measurements Of the
body are in cnroiul proportions The sculptor
sees THAI the head Is ia exact proportion Il
lhe body, the Old Greek idea being eight
heads 70 the body Mr. Hendricks heHd i.
larger, equaling eight aud one-haif head.
to the body. The figure ia bronze weigh.
over one ton and half
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contraet Laborerr petnIned.

NEW YORK, July Ten Italians arr
held at the barge Office on the charge OF
being contract laborers. They came here
from San Pedro, Italy, in charge Of Angelo
Jambroni, a padrone While in Italy
Jambroni received letters from parties in
Buffalo asking him to hire some men and
bring them here. The pay promised was
Sl.5O day. He accordingly recruited til,
gang now detained and paid their passage
to New York He refuses to disclose THE
names OF the Buffalo parties. The whole
lot will probably be sent back TO Italy.
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The rarkin-,Iurpbv NM or

NEW YORK, July Jimmy Larzin, the
122 pound champion of Jersey City who
was matched to fight Billy Murphy, the
Australian. at the California Athletic clut
on July 2s has received a telegram from
President Fulda, Of the club, stating that
Murphy has sailed for Australia without
giving notice of his intentions. The fight
therefore, is off
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Arrestad for nrnlnrnotioa.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., July 1-Dr Henry
A. De Sanges, an old and well known ply
sician of this place, has been arrested upon
warrant issued by Justice Gregg and
sworn 70 by Americus Rogers, charging
the doctor with malpractice upon his niece,
Minnie Rogers, a beautiful young girl OF
is years. DR., De Sanges gave bail
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on TUEsDAY. AUGUST IL. ls9O.
At Y O'Clock N ,
sunrnrER REsoRTs.


HOTEL UHEIWOODE,
III ATLANTIC. CITY, N. j.
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms; all conveniences of large hotel; newly
furnished, rooms large and airy, several hay
ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hair mattresses and feather pill
lows; closets on each floor; particular care has
been given to the sanitary arrangements
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells in every room.
This hotel is desirably located on Pacific
avenue, between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within two minutes
walk of the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportunity to
thank her friends and patrons for former
favors in past experience, and promises tc
make Hotel Chetwoode HOME IN every
respect.
Special attention will be given to the care
of invaiids. Mrs. ANNIE GRUBB.
KHEsT JERSEY HOUSE,
w Atlantic City. n j.
On Atlantic. between Illinois and Kentucky
avenues. First-class accommodations. Rates
from 81 to $40 per week. p. j. LONG Of
Wilmington proprietor.
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A ronrth IN InIr rorernnnnr.

NEW YORK, July Melville Vreden-
burgh, aged l3, of One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh street and Lexington av-
enue, lost his life through carelessness in
handling can of powder, He was firing
a toy cannon, holding the powder in one
hand and a fuse in the other. As he
touched off the cannon the powder in the
can also exploded Young Vredenburgh's
eyes were blown out and his face was
mangled He also sustained internal in
juries. He died soon afterward
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The Dedicntory Ekerolaes.


The Dedicatory Exercises.
The dedicatory exercises occurred on the
state house grounds IN the presence Of an
immense throng. Governor Hovey deliv-
cred an address Of welcome, after which
President Rand. OF tho monument associa-
tion, was installed as permanent chair
man. After the invocation had been pro-
nounced by Mr.. Hendricks former pastor,
Rev. Joseph S, Jenckes, patriotic songs
were sung hy 300 school children. As Mrs
Hendricks, the dead statesman's widow,
pulled the cord that loosened the curtains
that yelled the statue the indianapolis
Light artillery fired a salute Of nine guns,
one gun for each letter in the name Of
Hendricks.
The dedicatory ode to Hendricks. written
hy James Whitcomb Riley, the "Hoosier
poet, = was then read by Professor Fisher,
Of Hanover college, and was received with
deafening applause The exercises closed
with Senator Turpie'a address, brilliant
\ tribute TO the dead vice president, the sing
/ ing 81 the sian 1pangled Banner and th,
benediction BY 1T Rev. Francis $. Chatard
of Nincenneg
How the Monument Was Built
Soon after the vice presidents death sew
eral indianapolis gentlemen who had beer
close friends of the statesman undertook
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EXCURSIONS.
New WJeTsey&WiImingt'n Ferry Co
N ~ STEAMER
CHRISTINA
Il L


lime table taking effect Saturday, June g
1&. between WILMINGTON, PENN
GEOvE, PENNsVILLE and ATLANHC
CnY.
LE.yE MISUNDERSTANDING STREET
PIER.
Fo Pennsgrove-7 80, II 30 a. m. 3 80. 6 Y p.
m. Aturday only, % p m. Sunday oily,
Z 80, t45 a. m 80. B 80. S 40 d. m.
ForsAtlantic City-730 a. m, 3 30 d m.
SaturSaY only. 42O p. m. Sunday only 30
For Ennsville-7 80 a. m 33Op. m. Sun
day onl, 30 a. M, 30 p. m.
FOR WILMINGTON.
Leave Pennsville-9O O5 a. M, 5 05 b. m
Sunday tnly, ? 10 a. m, 3 SOP. M.
Leaye Atlantic City Sunday only, 100 p.
m. Mon,ay only, 80 am.
Leave Ennsgrove-6 00 10 90 a. m. 125. 600
M Sniday only, $50, 1000 a. NJ, Rt45,
Boat lea.ing Pennsgrove at 8.O0R. IA. con
ing; Soate Fille. West Chester and al points
Boat LEAVING Pennsgrove. at 1000 m; con
meets with Steamer Reybold trdn Salem,
Delaware Olty. New Castle. Also With train
River Railroad
meets with train for Reading, Coatsyille and
al points on w. d n r r..
Boat leaving Wilmington at 30n 30 a. m.
ana ~ p. m connects with tratp on Deia.
ware hiNer X. X for all stations Ihe ~
O'Clock p. m boat from Wilmingtn connects
with steamer Reibold for Salem and inter-
mediate points, and with Steaner Clyde
'T The 1000 a. m. boat boat from Rnssgrove on
sunday will wat for the DqaFare River
The Steamer can be charter& for special
moonlight excursions. Applylo the under
signed.
A. G. MDAUsLAED,
Suerintendent
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A big Strike Of stsvedores.

CHICAGO July 1.-The stevedores' strikes
on the Lehigh Valley Steamship line OF
last week has been followed by general
strike on all the other lines It is estimated
that at least 500 men are out, demanding
an advance Of wages from twenty to twen-
ty-fve cents an hour. Most of the lines
have bred sufficient new men to get along
N.lEa
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Her Pnlns Permnnentlr Allnred.

CARLISLE, Pa, July 1.-The body Of Mrs.
Rebecca Kampfer was exhumed and an in
quest held, which resulted in a verdict OF
death at the hands of John Kampfer. the
womans husband. She died after taking
dose prepared by Kampfer, which he said
I Tas S.ssa y el.4s !lss-aal p4lIs.
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a DefauIter,s HEAVY semtence.

TRENTON, \. j., July Capt. Seer, the
defaulting Newark postoffice clerk, was
sentenced by Judge Green in the United
States court TO two years ~ six months
In the Essex county penits 3 ard, 10 pay
q lne o. N0zo -s
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PEoPoaALs.

OPOSALS-SFALED PROPOSALS FOR
A the erection Of IRON 1re escapes at public
schools Nos. and 8 viii be received AT The
Board of Education roo MS up to o'clock D
m, Monday, July IA, 1890.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
other information obtained at the Office OF +
R. Carswell, No i01 West Sixth street
J. r. HARTMAN.
+. MAGARITY.
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IN HONOR OF HENDRICKS
An Imposing Monument I'M
veiled at indianapolis.
TIE DEDIcATORY EXERCISES.

Mrs. Hendricks Unveiled the Memorial,
Senator TnIpie Delivered the Address
and the "Hoosier Poets" ode to the
Dead Statesman WAS Read.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-One Of the great
est crowds indianapolis ever saw thronged
the sweltering streets today to witness the
dedication Of the granite ana bronze mon
ument 70 the late Thomas a. Hendricks.
Thousands participated ia the parade and
a number of snnstrokos occurred owing To
the intense heat The committee on ar
rangements doubtless ayertod many fatali.
ties BY having ice water barrels scattered
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NOTICES.
crNrnA1 NATIONAL BANK.
CPFCIAI, COMPLETE CHANGE
~ In trnn aferrinn nasnanpnrs-

payable on demand. JOHN PEOPLES,
Cashier.
cPECIAL NOTICE COMPLETE CHANGE
- in transferring passengers.
Commencing this Monday. q M, the Wiz
mington City Railway Company will make all
transfers Of passengers from the cars Of one
line to those of anl other at the corner OF
Eighth and Market streets.
The cars Of all lines now pass this point
in both directions. and passengers de
string to change cars must do so at the above
corner, except that when horse car on ttS
down .town trip meets a Riverview electric
car between Eighth and Tenth on Market
street passengers viii be transferred direc$
from one car to the other ia this case, the
driver will give conductor of electric car the
transfer ticket. Also shnuld a horse car OF
the Market street line meet q Fourth street
car between Fourth and Eighth streets the
driver will transfer passengers wishing d "a
down Fourth street, direct to the Fourth
street street car. giving the car man the trans*
fer ticket. The boat car Will also run from
Eighth street to the steamboat landing foot OF
Fourth street, instead Of from Fourth street
as heretofore. as II is desired that faster time
be made on horse cars hereafter. NO tral sfet
| will be given at any other point than az
| Eighth and Market streets. except at Della.
/ ware avenue fmiddlel depot where transfers
1 to Rising Sun will be given usual.
II. II. ARCHER, superintendent
Wilmington June 30 1880.
| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10
i IN wholesalers and retailers Of goods, wares
/ ard merchandise, and to manufacturers. that
! the state taxes on the same are now due and
\ payable, and licenses may be obtained at the
/ Office of the Clerk Of the Peace in the Court
House. Office open all day inclnaing the
noon hour w. r BlGGS.
Clerk Of the Peace.
NToTTCE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
4 IN DOLLARS, insure your property with
HAWKINS 6s co. 7l2 Market Street.
1
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HELP wANTEb.

yxTANTED. GOOD BY ON CAR-
w rage wood work. Apply to HAM
MONUS Second and French Streets.
VKT n-MACHINISTS LATHE. PLA;,
w ner aud wise hands. Aso several good
men on no izontal boring sld drilling ma a.
ifhe right men. There Is az strike and we
Niles toll WORKS,
Btmilton, Ohio.
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17IlOAIAu A UTVDUTTT.I


along the line of march Surgeons and
ambulanoes were also provided for each
division
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Two Of the Victims Are Dead aud Five
Others Were Terribly burned Gasoline
vapor Caught Fire from Boiler over
Fifty reat Away.
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The WIFE or COL. 0pciEY SEU5S The
WIFE or The PRESIDENT,

Washington, April G. Along witt
the Easter festivities to-day comes
story which is IiAc cloud in r.
fair sky. a number Of we!l-kDowu
ladies' in Washington society vouch
for its authenticity, and it is not de-
MED by the people directly interest
ed in it. IL is well known that the
President has turned a cold shoulder
toward Cot. W. w. Dudley ever
since that famous "Blocks Of Five
circular was sent into Indiana. Col.
Dudley has been sharply criticised
by Others, but he has taken all Of
the comments concerning the matter
in an sff-hand way, and seems TO
think that tiroe and opportunity
will make all things even.
But Mrs. Dudley is not n politi-
clan. She is a lady who loves her
husband, and thinks he is just as
smart as they make them. She
could not understand what, in her
estimation, was an act of cruel in
gratitude. Col. Dudley went into
the pension business, and Mrs.
Dudley has had her wide circle OF
acquaintances to entertain. But all
along she has thought that Mrs.
Harrison had much TO do with the
Presidents conduct toward her hus-
band, and she did not propose to
put up with it. The time and op.
portunity for her came a few days
ago, and that is what all Washing
ton is talking Of to-day. Mrs.
Dudley Was in the Boston Store
making her Eastertidc purchases,
and was busiiy engaged with them
when there was n hutlering of skirts
near her, and the next moment she
heard the salutation:
"Why, Mrs. Dudley, how do you
do? | am so glad to see you"
Mrs, Dudley turned, and looking
calmly at lady dressed very neatly,
she said, "Madame, You have tho
advantage OF me-" and from her
eyes came all the decision for which
Mrs. Dudley is so well known.
Her visitor stepped back and
said; "Why, Mrs. Dudley, you
know me. | am Mrs. Harrison.
With her stee!y look directed full
at Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dudley,
with forced contemplation, replied ;
"liarrison? Harrison" But he.
musing was cut short when the
Presidents wife turned and sharply
said as she left: son, you know
very we'll who / am" The prcsi.
dents wife left the shop immedi-
ateIy, aud Mrs. Dudley resumed
her Eastertide purchases. Whcr
she left the store il was with the all
OF one who had rightcd u wrong ,hsl
for over year had been thrust o.
her husband. N. Y. Sun.
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They have a curious but effective
method of dealing with inebrates in
the Argentine Republic. An En-
glish clerk, who had gone thither to
seek his fortune, was arrested at
Rosario for being intoxicated. In
stead of being let off on payment OF
q fine, the unhappy wight was SEN
fenced to sweep the streets for
eight days. So humiliating did he
feel this penalty to be that he quit
ted the country--a sadder and, it is
to be presumed, wiser man, Such
punishment certainly destroys the
idea of roIlicking conviyiality which
is associated with inebriety.--CC e-
lestisl Empire, Shan2hae.
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HASSENnERG,

From Hawaii aud Maui, rcr steamer
Kinau, May 2l--S - Rose, Miss Grace
Rose, iiiss iradey, Dan Log0n. +
hopkins, " Martin, r Wills, I G
Steele, W B'abou. " Watson. Hon j
Nawahi, Hon L Baker. . a Stevens,
Paul y eumann, i " Jones, g o Naca-
yama, Viscouut roiie, K Katsura. L j
Weight, ) Kimura, ! Nierrn, = treigh-
ton, \ z Peterson, Ali, " Mopwar, W
Mo dephawer, Mrs sam Par Ell and
servant, bliss Huttie Brown, Rev ) ka-
Iii, Hon l. 4 1 urchardt. IIon II X
Kinds Robt X " aipo, l. ASen. Hon j
x uoOkauo, I r WaiHer, j ilva, VIM
BeriOwitz, I j itayseldcn aud son, Grs
- Creighton and Il deck.
trom liamakuA, per stmr Iwalani,
May 2l--Homs Jos Marsdcn and w II
TicEard, + y Schucicr. j NJ Davidson,
I NJ Hatch, Chas Motley aud wife, Thos
Ped er and son, W V Lockwood, j W
Murray, and y deck.
For Kauai. per mr. Waiaieale, May
20-M. s " lie *, Mrs johnson, Mrs w
Ii Rice and children, Mr. Schmidt.
For Maui per stmr L!keiihe, May &c
Misc Horn.
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HAWAIIAN OPERA a0UGE.
Lynwnol I'"r5bir,cA WIN Buccess
~ the 1ijou S1E.cay SD.

Last night at the Opera House WIS
the occasion OF p complimentary be-
nett to Miss Lizzie Liugham and
Miss Lillian Atwood, members of the
Bjiou Co,oedS Company. The pub
lie attoaied appreciation "f the ladies
Just now mentioned and the co.s-
pany by their presence. There Vas
good bouse. II was also house
that gave uDmis lsiSable evidence OF
being much pleased with the per-
Torrance. at times there was
temporary suspension Of parts 10
await the subsistence Of applause.
"Lynwood' was the lame OF the
drama presented. This is play
which represents scenes supposed TO
be connected with Tie American
civil war. Naturally there are 10y
els in it--troubles strew their path
the lady lovers brother is muir
dered, and circumstances indicate
the guilt of the gentleman lover
the real murderer is rival. who
lays his plans to bring the other to
execution when success seems GER
tain failure eHsues, the Innocence OF
the innocent is vindica,ed, and the
| guilt Of the guilty made apparent
the rivals are officers on tile oppo-
| site sides in tie war. and war at
mosphere surrounds the play from
start 10 finish.
The characters and those repre-
senting them last night are: Lucille
Carlyle, Miss L. Lipgh0m; Miss
Gay, Miss l.. Atwood; Kate, Miss
|. Ehey!e; Dido, Miss Lidie West I;
Victor Blanchard, Mr.. William L.
Roberts; Dudley Middleton. Mr.
Franl; CIeaves; Epenetus Eniectus
Elias Erastua Contuscious Carter,
Mr.. Horace Ewing; Judge Carlyle,
Mr.. Crowley; Edwin CARLYLE, Mr..
Fred J. Atwood; Capt. Reuston,
Mr.. j. G.. Waibel; Pat O'Fiaherty,
Mr.. Lawrence Earle.
Several OF the above arc local
amateurs, al OF whom did credit TO
themselves, particularly Miss Lidie
West. Lidie is little lady Of ten
der years, and she acted Dido, ne
gress servant, cxqnstely. Words
of praise are justly due to all the
professionals, only space will not
admit of detailed mention; but the
fact of the occasion belrg benefit
to Miss Lingham and Miss Atwood
is sufficient reason FOR making eX.
ception in their case.
Miss Atwood's part, though a
minor one, was played neatly and
prettily. She was--as she usually is
SO Datura! and easy, and SO
clear in her enunciation as TO make
every tribe effective. Her playing
last night put an extra FURNISH to
the good reputation previously ac-
CURED.
Miss LinGham's was more pro-
mnent and more difficult part
IN fact, the principal character o!
the play; but she was equal to the
task. the true woman, vow!ng re-
venge for the assassination of a
brother and ciinging with undyine
devotion to lover, was admirably
represented. or the various char,
acters IN which this lady has ap'
peared in our Opera House, proha'
Oly not one is SO we'll adapted TO hel
talents as Lucille Carlyle, aud Ger.
tainly in none has she risen to SO
high degree of perfection. Hel
acting was simply aud truly almost
iiawless.
Altogether, "Lynwood" is about
the best played drama which th'
Bijou Company have hitherto PIE
sented to the people of Honolulu
indeed, decidedly the best.
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AFTER adjournment OF the House,
an unofficial count OF the ballots for
temporary chairman was made show
ing tie between M9ssrs. Raunane
and Nawahi.
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THE ceremony OF laying the first
bituminous block for the street pave
ment in front OF Spreckels' Bank,
this afternoon, was witnessed by a
goodly number OF persona.
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THE w. S. Bovine, Capt, Dluhm,
which left Mnhukona on Tuesday for
san Francisco, carries the largest
cargo of sugar she ever took from the
Islands, viz, 1865 bags, weighing
70la tons.
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A LAMP, which exploded in the up
per story OF the Armstrong block,
King street, last evening, wac thrown
into the street to prevent the house
catching fire.
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Mr.. L. J. Levey will sci! at auction,
o, his ealcsrooms, tomorrow Mt ~
o'clock, q. M, variety OF merchan-
disc belonging TO the estate vi Akana.
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CHINESE and japanese crockery,
and other wares specified in auver-
tsement, will be sold by Mr.. JAS. +.
Morgan tomorrow moning at ~
O'Clock, at his salcsroOm,
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The secretary asked ior further
instructions in regard To the vote for
chairman.
ar Philips moved and it vas
unanimously carried that Mr.. kau-
! hanc having taken the chair do re.
tain the seat.
Mr.. Cornwell movci that the
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE Bijou Comedy Company will
play BlncS.eyed Susan in the Opera
House next Saturday night.
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THE box plan for The Mikado, to
be played next Friday night is now
open ut Mr.. l.. j, LeVey's flee.
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THE WEEKLY Bulletin
i Is columns, purely local uattcI.-.
Mailed 10 foreign countries, o. per
snnun.
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TIE Strangers Friend Society viii
hold iJs annual meeting on Monday
May 28th, ut 3 O'clock in the after
noon, ri the residence OF the Hon.
c. 4. Bishop hiiuterested are cor
daily invited g. attend. Gentlemen
alc invited for ;hc evening,
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A japanese steamship line will b,
established with Bornin Island.
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TIME TABLE:
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bNs.ii ktLsi.

Nay 70 =
Am 6>t q G Perkins, from Peru
May a..
Stur K!lau from Hawaii tni Maui
Stmr Iwslani from liam kua
Stmr JpbUa from NGmakuG
Stmr G X Bishop from ci.cuit o. 0 ,hu
Schr LihUlihO from Valance
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ASHFORD-In Honolulu. May Goth, to
the wife OF His X. Z. W. Ashford,
Attorney-G enerai, Il son.