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NJ Rsaiey sf aeaia.

AADRID, Dec. IA royal decree
Issued today attain the customs tar
i3s and appoints . commission TO
take steps to bring about . reform in
the commercial treaties exbting be-
tween Spain and other countries.
The object Of the government 10 to
Strengthen il electoral influence by
promptly applying the policy Of
pEotection to the country and pos
sibly 70 Ii colonies.
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DON'T IMAGINE

That Dinwoodey keeps moth.
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture, for he keeps
all kinds of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
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Il is the Experience Of nu,,i,ud.

OF intelligent people that n per-
severing use Of DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, y. Y,
will cure Fever and Ague, Bilious
ness, Rheumatism, Debility of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Bladder, and all disorders arising
from an impure state Of the blood,
when no other MEDICINE or treat.
ment has been Of any permanent
benefit.
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Yall10g Of0 Wall.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-By the falling
ofa vail Of an old sacking house,
the property Of Armour 4 Co., Mike
Barry and In unknown man were
killed, William Deviue and John
McNerney were fatally, and several
others more or les seriously in
jured.
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BuEEoe AYRKs, Dec. 2s.-The
rumor to the effect that Q plot to
overthrow the government existed,
and that ssveral persons had been
arrested for completely In the con
spiracy has been confirmed. The
plot, however, was IN unimportant
one,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Cont IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Thomas
u. knowlden, Deceased.

NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ George II. Knoxlden. administratoi
OF the estate Of Thomas B. krow.den de.
ceased, has rendered for settlement. and
a. q IN said Court, his final account Of hia
administrator OF said estate and petition
for anal distribution u the residue of sad &c.
tate among the person. entitled thereto. and
that ThGrsdav. the 18th day Of January,
A. ID. lssi, AZ 10 O'Clock an. At the Court
Room Of said Court, IN the County Couri
Hsuse. Salt Lake CITY and County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed BY the
Judge OF said Court, for the settisment Of
said account AMI hearing sad petition for
distribution. at which time and ace any
person interes ed IN said eitate may srp-al
and show csuse, " any there Dc. why said
account should not be settled and approved
and dnsi distribation made as prayed for.
Dated December. 1850
q. T. ALLEN.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
ByC Z STANTON, Deputy. janis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23
How severe colds are Broken aud
In Montana.

prom the Virginia City. Mos,. Xadisoasca !
When We find a medicine we
know to possess genuine merit, We
consider 1t a duty, and We take
pleasure in telling the public what
IT ia. Such a medicine We found
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, last
winter, when Ia grippe was prevail
ing. We are satisfied that We ward
ed of several attacks that we've
threatening by the use Of this syrup.
and we have since relieved, in a
few hours, severe colds, and in the
course Of two or three days, entirely
broken them up by Its use, as have
several Of our friends TO whom We
have recommended il. 1t Is all that
II Is represented to be by the manu-
facturers. II you have a cough and
want to stop 1t Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will dn the work.
For sale by z. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept. .
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Pse.6t-eed Hopeless, Tee Saved:
Ernm A hrffnr vyitten by Nm. Ada


From a letter written BY Mn.Ada
z. Hurd Of Groton. g. D., We quote:
"Syas taken with . hssd cold. which
settled on my lunxs, cough sst in
and finally terminated In cosnmD
uor. Four doctors gave me up ssy.
ing could live but . short tune. I
gave myself up to my Savior, deter
mined IL could not stAy with my
friends on earth, l would meet my
absent ones above. Ny hu>bspd
was advised To get DR.. king's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. i gavc II = trial, took In
all eigh, bottles; It has CURED ms
and thank God I am now q we'll and
hearty woman. 'Trisl bottles free ct
Il. c. Smith 4 Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size, 5oc. and sl.00. 4
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LIvHRPooL, Dec. 2s.-Thursdsy,
Friday and Saturday will be OBJ
served - Christmas holidays In
the grain provision markets here.
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RUGS AND CURTAINS.
The Latest Novelties in
Daghestan and algerian
styles at Dinwoodey's.


A great sacrifice. A private rarity
will sacrifice = magnificent ~
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover Cabinet Upright
Piano ut a greatsacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance to get . fine Piano,
cheap. Call tomorrow. IS W. lst
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LaHxers ArresseA.

Ell PAsV, Tex, Dec. 2s.-Angel
eerIas and NICOLA lingo, two
prominent, wealthy lawyers Of Ju-
arts, wero arrested today ut that
city. charged with completely In
the Bolton escape.
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Dancing Matinee.

Christmas afternoon, at my Hall,
No. q West, Second South Street,
commencing at four O'Clock.
II. b. YOUNGER,
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RsilrsaA ssrshe 1. sessl.,s.

GLASGOW, Dec. 23.-The railroad
strike has been extended 10 Edin-
burgh, and Il 10 feared the full ex.
tent Of the trouble has not jet been
reached.
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ADVICE To NOrmERs.

sSolId alwsys b 1ssd fer children sessh-
InR. Il sootbes the child. softsns the guna,
allays ali pain. cures wind coils. and Il he
bssS remeey or d.rrrhaA lvsasy-nye
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tounty. Territory OF Utah.
In the natter Of the sstsse Of John r.
Thompson. dece
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN Mary Ann T. Thompson. kxecutrix Of
the last will and testament OF the EstAs- of
Of John T. Thompson deceased. has
rendered for set sment. and dled IN
said Court, her anai account Of her sdmiu-
,ssration OF said estate and petition for hnal
di-tribution Of the residue OF said estAte
amour The persons entitled thereto. and
that Thursdsy, the 18th day OF January. AID.
1881, At 10 O'Clock q m. ~ the curt Room
Of SAID Court, N the COUNTY Court House,
Salt Lske City and County. Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed BY the Judee Of
said Court for The sestie1ent Of said &C.
oouos and hearing SAID petition for dissri-
button. ~ which time and place any per
s1n Interested In said estate nay appear
and show causs. II any thsre be. Why said
account should not b setsled and approved
and Hnal distribution made - prayed for.
Dated December, lso)L
O. = ALIEN.
Cl~rk Of the Probate Court
BY Q. Y. Stanton. deputy. dJas- Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23
vrvr nrsPLAY,

One Of the most attractive places
in the city "a at No. 81 Main Street,
where can b fouud The lafgeee stock
Of art goods In the shspe Of beauti-
full vases, glass wares, china In sets
and In ornaments, In variety to suit
the most fastidious, While up
stairs 10 an art room that 10 would DO
hard 70 excel In the excellence
Of Its display and nne selection.
Little, Roundy & Co. have always
carried the best Of class Of goods,
but this year they quite excel all
competitors In their line, and no one
who wants 10 make . useful and
pleasing gil for The holidays should
fail to paes them by.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23

A great sacrifice. A private party
will sacfifice . magnificent *
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover CABINET Upright
Piano ct great sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance 70 get . fine Piano,
cheap. Call tomorrow. IS ". lst
South. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23

LUCY WHITE. the alleged plural
wife of William King, Of Beaver,
twho was recently arrested ON an
indictment charging him with un-
lawful cohabitatiOn committed
several yezrs ago) was taken before
Commissioner Greenm,u yesterday
afternoon snd gave . bond Of $500
10 secure her attendance a. . wit
ness at the trial at Beaver.
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with an amendment, striking out
the provision for the replacement OF
the deficiency in the National bank
note circulation by the Issue oil
treasury notes and inserting q pro-
vieion for the issue Of 90, 000, 900
tvs pr cent bonds, redeemabIs at
pleasure after ten years.
Tho measufe was amended In two
Important particulars at the NOR
ning's meeting. Tie fifst was the
exclusion Of section Of the bill,
providing that when the national
bank circulation falls below $780,
000, 900, the deficiency shall be sup
piled by the issue OF Treasury notes,
based on silver bullion purchases, II
siiver can be purchasedj or, n not,
by the direct Issue Of notes.
The second amendment WAS an
ineertion, in place Of the section
stricken out, as follows: That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be
hereby authorized to issue in the
sum not exceeding an aggregate
Of $500, 900, eco COUPON and regis
tered bonds Of the United States in
such form rs he may prescribe and
OF denominations Of $50 or some
multiple Of that sum, rejeemable In
lawful money at the pleasure Of the
United States on and after July
], 1900, and bearing an inter.
ct semi-annually ut the rate
Of two per cent ger annum,
and he Ii authorized 10 sell or 10 dis
pose Of any bonds issued under this
act at not LEES than par value for any
lawful money Of the q nited S,ates, or
for gold or silver certificates, and to
apply the proceeds thereof to the
redemption aud the purchase
Of any bonds Of the United
States and bonds thereby au-
thorized, and the proceeds thereof
shall be used far no other purpose
whatever, and the sum necessary to
pay the expense Of the issuing and
disposing Of said bonds is hereby ap-
propriated out Of any sums Of money
In the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated.
Sehsasld On the Iadiaa Question.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. :3-General
Schoneld has received telegram
from General Ruger confirming the
reported capture Of Big Foot and his
followers and tho Sitting Bull
fugitives In the Cherry Creek dis
trict. The surrender and dis
armament Of these Indians, Ru-
ger declared, practically ends the
probability Of any serious trouble
with the Indians on the Cheyenne
River and at the Standing Rock
reservation, and is q good step to-
ward the ending OF the whole trou-
bic.
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Cs.syer Bros. Plane. Cheap.

Plenty Of cut flowers, the choic-
est In the city. at Cramer's, Floral
Avenue. Dat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23

Elegant Rosewood Cass. Chick
esing 4 Sons. Only $1s6. Maken
PIice, $500. Time II desired. Call
Felt Lake Nude Co., 70 ". lat South
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Holly and xnas Greens.

Buy your drugs Of "tiIe boys"
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main 81.
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CeIsbr.ses Cnsenera.~ Pt..e

Elegant Rosewood Cas-. Chick
eripg 4 Bons. Only Sl75. Makers
price, $50. Time II desired. Cali
Salt Lake Music Co., IS v. LIST South
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YOoloassOns

WAsRIxoI0N, Dec. -. - The
PrssiJent toby ssut to the Senate
the following nominations: Henry
B Thrown, Of Michigan, associate
Justice Of the 6upseuse Court OF the
Cnited States, vics samuel r. Mil
Ter, deceased. Colonel Charles
e0thefland, surgeon general With
rank II brtgsdisr-genefal, vice J.
H. Baxter, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23

II the DIstric: Court IN and for the Third
Judicial District Of Utah Territory.
County OF salt LAKE.
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Cslsoeasea Chssh ssInw Ptap.

The New Sofa Bed 4 the best for
Omcea and Physiciaus.
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Tommy DoddS Letter to Santa Claus

UmMJ 0VUu " 0ossoA W SSANS SA~~
SALT LAKE CITY, DECEMBER 49, 1890.
DEAR SANITY CLAWES:
Seen as Christmasis so clost by and heern that
you want to heer from all the little boys and girls
good and likes Mise things, which is cause why take
my pen in hand to let you no as am.
You know when your place hear was opened which
was last Monday Pa called it your headquarters and
50 he took me and ma and sister Kate and Jimmy and
Eddy all down to see the place which is at McAhslsfs
and Cumpanys, II Main sreat rite clost to where the
streat cars all meats the third store above the place
with the Eleiaut on to it. Well there was your head
quarters and hind quarters too. or Teller In the ron'
vinder fixed up just like you of coars never seen you
COZ an always asleep when iu get 10 our hous' but
jst no il looks Ike you mulch as can be- But you
ouoht to 90 inside and do hope you will have time to
do it. We won't In and it was grand II you run out0i
things before yous around don't trgtto go rite there
and you can get anything you want. never seen 50
many dolls in one plase in my whole Life and they was
as bio as sister Kate clear down to as little as burd
some With black eyes and some with blue, and such
purity hair--hey was books enuf to give every boy and
guri in town apees and then be enuf left for sum otn
towns, and Then the .toys--c Goodness can't begin
tell you how many what they all wuz Wagons Slsds
rocky bosses, drums horns, and everything that eny
Boy could want &more to- and all so cheap that Woua
hav busted my bank bot some if hadent moved you
was cunning soon doant beleev eny boldly could TELL
all about tho nice things there, you must see en- TOT
yerseH Feller can git cay thing he wants TOT o"
kind Of prise sure and ven We got home my Dig Si'''
Nes bow was here and he stad till il was ait and Sue
went with him to the dore when he left and they ddn
hserd en- he ssd he's gon to git her one Of them na'
albums at HcAllister and Cumpauys, and then she Sou
he vas deer and then sumthin sounded like he hi nsi
rite On ne check CESS she hit him back ter n's'
The same sound or times more and then he went "
dear Sanity plesse get my things at hcalli''''
and cunpmys--i WOOD rather have EN- from there u''
snyvheres
So n moro At prssant from yurs
TOMMY D0DD.
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Get a virr door Mat at z .. NJ.
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THE MEMBERS ELECT
10 tls House d Representatives, u
tho And cslsisss.
TEE sAhEy; SisrRicis AID
POLITICS.
The Enormous Demosratie 1a5seity.
The Farmers' Allianee

Following lie the comp.sts Lit, BY
States and Districts. Of the member
elect Of the. next House Of Repre-
sentatives, complied especially Tot
the NEWS. The Democrats are In
Roman, the Republicans Ia 1sdes,
the Farmers' Alliance member In
SMALL CAPITALS. In cases whsrs
the Democratic candidates wen
supported by the Alliance, the fact
| is indicated by the letter . following.
Nearly II not all the Alliance mem.
beu were supported BY Drmoesass.
The figures on the lsft Of each col.
umu denote the number Of the Dis.
tric,:
III x a a S G,asa: Is. 4 SAL ssssiA..a,
Al ". Tsrpis, sJo.epk wIesier.
.s.kH nsssii,nds.. ; s.w. Fs:i.
cAfiYoRsIA.
* S.sIs::ii. 49,
COLORADO.
n. Iorassst.
cDSSECrICuT.
HsT = S sPss,y s: 4 4. s. S:; forrest,
DELAWARE.
J.w. Cssssy.
FLORIDA.
] 9. r. Mallory, 3R Z. Bslloch.
II +. Z Z 1 &sss,, * Z; s ss.,.:;
&C. /. Moses ST. &. winn,
. l. =. Livipesson. sio T. B. Watssa-
IDAHO.
] lSser Tsysor. il B. K. Csbls,
&C. DuIburrow. - W. 4. springer.
<w G. Ne.berry. u Owen scott,
~ Hcph1. Is s. 7. Busey.
6 x x Hsn, 10 G. ". Fithian,
r. ,. BE dersoa, u Z. Lane.
r. H s y. snow. !, 4 w sins.s'
10 p. s. Pot. 20 q. ". SssfA.
INDIANA.
! jns. !; sIsi;. ~ ssss:ssr..
J: b. nreun, DssSsi KsseA,
" !: a a:spsl. IL s s::sss:
. II. u. Johnson. y o. 40. Mcclellan,
Is D. =. shrvely.
IJJ: SECRECY. sE.E- Whit,
az: = :: a s.ss.; = {. l 8 ga
J. J. Hamilton. 10 Up. Doiiirer,
II @. D. Peyhsns.
I cs,s Brods .ies, ~. g. ons.
e. Il Il cn Lowe. ~ 4 p 4, b;x.,.
T. A SIMPSON.
KENTUCKY.
Iw.J. stoae, TWICE. Breeiip-
ridge,
aw;T Ems. 81. 2, nscrear,.
I'm SSo,1aS.;, % x f n:yns.1
S A 6 CArutn. II Joas n. Esisos.
6 W. W. uieserson,
LoUI1rANA.
Acoirh Muier. xN.C. Blanchard,
n D. logan. J. Roatner.
h 1iasleS. j.. &C. 4. sosss /.
MARYLAND.
. Hernia; q s: Strap. x,rSs'S.cpso..
MASSACHUSETTS.
iG 4 1 TS.s. *. S's Stevens,
SIZE Andrew. sGT ur,isns.
81. II o'Neill. 10 JH Ealksr.
s sne.rms" H,,r. u Z. :. Coolidge.
Q H. c. Lodge. u J. Q. Crosby.
MICHIGAN.
III Chapman. - Whiting.
5 ya~es OF onasr. h. wheeler.
J. c burrows. 10 T. Z wssdock I.
II. IL Foru. IL .. L. StfUGHeoA
. 6. b. Stout.
MINNESOTA.
"; " , Harris. sIr; C.s,,s:
o. n. Hall.
MISSISSIPPI.
}. u. Allen. ~. y. Beaman,
sTo ksisiinr.. &c. Z. Hooisr.
{ Clark Lewe,
Nv. II. Hath. 81 G. OXEN.
&C. A. Massur. ss. W. Cobb,
4. ". Dorkery. 10 3. Ryrnes.
&C Wilson. y E z. Hand.
sJ.T Heard. Il z W. RTas,
T. II. Morton. IL n. ArnoIa.
MONTANA.
W. W. Dixon.
NEBRASKA.
] W Iry.n, SO. l. KEs.
". a. AcKKfGHAx.
NEVADA.
H.. Bsrffse.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
IL e. Mckinney. aw.F. Daniels.
NEW JERSEY.
C. 4. Bergen. SO. J. Csdmus.
2 y Buchoaas. STD. English.
3 IA Geisssnhsiner ! z 7. NeDoaa,d-
= Fowler,
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KILsSRxHY, Dec. .. 1t hes
been announced that DR.. Tanner
vils bring suit against PARCEL fos
slander coutainod In . speech
made b. tho ht1sr daring the coons
Of The lAte political oRmpoign.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. IN and for Salt Lake
tounsy, Territory OF Utah.
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FOLDING BEDS.
A most complete line at
Dinwoodey's.
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SUMMONS.

Sale Of Seats begins Saturday. Decemer ,
PRICES As USUAL
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-30

ton formerly introduced contained
all details.
The Secretary read the resolution.
Rep. Brown moved the resolution
he referred to the sanitary commit
tee. Carried.
Repairs and care Of quarantine,
$4,000. Passed
Quarantine expenses, $4,000.
Minister Peterson said it was n
contingent item, to provide for
meeting any visitation Of infections
disease.
The item passed.
kapiolani Home (incluling cost
of moving to KaIihi), $4,000.
Noble Mccarthy moved to suike
out the words "to kalihi," in reply
10 Noble Baldwin explaining that
the object was TO give the Board OF
Health discretion as to whether the
Home should he moved to kaihi or
TO Molokai.
Rep. Brown objected to the Board
being allowed to remove the Home
to Molokai, as the girls of the insti-
tuition were not lepers but children
Of lepers.
Minister Peterson agreed with the
motion. Some of the children were
born on Molokai, and the idea of
moving the Home 10 that place
originated there. The argument
used IN starting the Home ut Kaka-
ako was that the parents could see
their children. The Board would
not make The change, however, with
out careful deliboration and might
be entrusted with the discretion pro-
posed.
Rep. Pachaole opposed the mo.
uon. The children should not be
sent to Mololiai, where the risk of
their becoming lepers was much
greater than here.
Noble Baldwin thought the matter
of too much importance to he left to
the discretion of the President of
the Board of Health. He felt the
same as the previous speaker. The
children ought not to be exposed to
the dangers of contagion at Molo-
kai. At the kalihi receiving hospital
ii was to be supposed that the I'M
confirmed cases were kept separate
from those Enthusiastically affected,
and if the Home was there its in
mates would not be allowed to come
in contact with the lepers.
Noble Mccarthy further advocated
his amendment.
Recess from II TO 40.
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CONTRASTS.

Gust little sunshine, inst little rail-
just little happiness, just little pain,
Just little poverty, just little gold,
Then the great eventful tale of life is
told.
/ stood upon the old bridge anu watch
ed the river flow,
AS daylight beams were fading fast, the
evening sun grew low,
My memory reviewed the past, its
Pleasures and its pains,
And In my silent reverie my soul caught
this refrain:
Just little sunshine, Just little ram,
Just little happiness, just little pain,
just little poverty, JUST a little gold,
Then the great eventful tale of life is
told.
Life's book of recollection lay open to
my gaze,
/ lived among the romping scenes of
childhood happy days,
saw such striking contrasts go up and
down the years,
And as my mind recalled the mast a
brought me joy and tears.
ECHO.
just little infant, Just little child.
Just little spanking In the woodshed,
mild.
Just manly struggle, just a good old
age,
The world says Pm logie, The other
mans the rage.
Up comes he in sham land, he is little
Lord
Fauntleroy by birth, he proves VIM
ming card,
Just litlle brains, just golden curl,
He poses for the people, with just n
little girl.
REFRAIN.
With just tender smile, just melting
tear,
lie fools you all the while, and comes
another year,
Only striking contrast, which shall the
fashion be,
Easy going world says, Fauntleroy for
me.
MORAL.
Why should we grasp the glitter and
bauble of the show,
And ignore the genuine jewel which
sparkles In our row,
Lie is such comedy, why need we
seek the play,
With tragedies by the wayside forever
and ion aye. MAI FAI.
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A COMING PICNIC.

A moonlight picnic to Raymond
Grove is the closing event ON this
weeks programme. The members
of Co. A, Honolulu Rifles, are the
originators and regulators of the
event. Trains will leave Honolulu
Saturday evening, at $3.50 and z
o'clock. The last returning train
will start from the grove at mid
night. Tickets, to cover passage
both ways and refreshments, are
placed at the reasonable price
of $3.50. Company AS committees
are diligently at work making pre-
parations, and an enjoyable picnic
is in prospect.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-30
snirGiHn naIEa.

The American four-masted schooner
Robert Levers will sail for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday, Aug 9th.
Tue schr Luke returned this morning
from kohala without cargo.
The bark O. Whitmore, Capt Ward,
will finish dischalging her cargo of
lumber the latter part Of this week. She
will probably leave for Port Townsend
next week.
The steamship Farrallon, Captain S
Bonniile d, took for san Francisco July
70, exports as follows: Campbell, Mar
shall & Co. 197 punches bananas; 9
Brewer & Co, 1878 bags sugar; G Paris,
20 punches bananas and / box pine
apples; Livingstone, Clarke & Co, 725
bags rice, 10 bbls molusses, and 2l0
punches bananas. Domestic value,
$l5,506.35.