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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-11

honest men, and we believe they do
that which is right and just and what
is for the best interest of the people.
And better still, the people have
confidence IN them and believe that
the same feeling will be shown
throughout the Kingdom when the
proper time arrives. OBSERVER.
Maui. January 31st.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-11

The Americans in London are to
give a banquet to Stanley at which
Minister Lincoln will preside and
present the famous explorer with a
medal and an American flag.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-11
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
Tie weekly bank statement shows:

Surplus S2ulas7j s3.47I.aoO Inc, 81 As, t2h
The surplus year ago was slo51a"o' and two years
ago t2S, 2S4 oUL
Tho Financial Chronicle reports tho gross
earnings OF eighty one roads for the second
week In May. 1890. at $5,442,l67 an In
crease Of $GiG,00O as compared with tho same
period OF last year.
Messrs. ]. ". Seligman 4 Co.. In a circular to
holders OF preferred and common stock OF the
st. Louis and san Francisco Hallway Company.
say that they have sold their entire holdings
and have received in exchange therefor shares
Of tho capital stock, Of the AtGhlson Company.
They have arranged for the sal 10 on exactly the
same basis as their own. but for a limited po-
Iiod only. OF BIT. Louis and san FRANCISCO pro-
ranging for this sale they believe that It would
be for the interest Of the stockholders of the
~ Louis and Ban Francisco Company that the
Atchison Company should thereby secure full
control OF the st. Louis and San Francisco
Company
In connection with tho sale OF the st. Louis
and Ban FRANCISCO 10 the Atchlson. attention Is
called TO the fact that Atchison stock has to
Issue TO the st, Louis and San Francisco treas
ury az par Tor Its 9,64O.70 common stock, The
purchase may then be footed as follows:
SECOND preferred stock. loUOO,oO. gets IN or SIS.
A.c9isos eenmOn stock outstanding 1889 500 gets
AtehsoG common stock in Frisco treasury ss4o TOO,
Deduct 81 Louis and San frSncisco treasury. ao4o.
1oh net result ~ $3.50 ST. Louis and San francisco
The net cost OF this purchase OF the ST. Ionis
and san Francisco property, debts and treas
urY assets aside. IL then but t2p,GA4.475 At
Gibson capital stock Is worth, in tho market
$ll.uOu,,UU.
kiornar's news agency prints tho following:
THE talk about the sale OF the control Of the
d. and, .. Railroad Company stock has been
tive Committee OF the Board OF Directors to
Issue a large amount OF common stock to be
used In retiring the floating debt OF the COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Sew York stock ExehAngs-SsIss May -.
UNITED sTIrss AEp STATS poHps TN SLoJoL
IS Georgia IL
clostSo rRtcEs or UNITED STAfEs BONDS.
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many. the purchase Of adequate needed tor
minal facilities at Staten Island, Philadelphia,
Washington, Pittsburgh, aud Chicago: and h,o
division. II is estimated that this expendii;
ture. which 10 needed for these purposes. will
require nearly fl5,OO0000. 1t has been known
postponed thiS expenditure in expectation mat
thenet earnings. together win pl opposed Issue
means for such purposes Now that the stock
has risen TO par. the committee has In contem;
Piation the recommending OF the issue OF
PUBLIC within the next year, and Il 10 SAID as
m IN - tne plan 10 completed It Will DC 1917
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATION
'HILApEIHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS
SATURDAY. Mny a.


The market for securities during the past
week can hardly DO said to have been boom
Ing one. Prices Of some stocks have advanced.
but the strong stocks have boon principally
spsciAlties. Dealings have not been active
either. as compared with the previous wseks
Reasons for this are not dlflcult to find. In
the frat place. the supposed prospect OF silver
legislation IN Congress was the initial force
which set tho market a-splnnIng. Without
fresh fuel that force was found to exhaust
itself. And there has been little fresh
fus. While nothing really occurred to mako
the prospects loss bright than before. the wnole
gubIect has hung fire. This in itself WAS
enough 10 cause cessation Of activity. and.
Furthermore. it afforded an opportunity for
those DESTROYS OF lower prices to spread rumors
in Europe calculated 10 cause the timid to halt
and reflect. Tho effect OF theSo rumorS was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25

OF Eome Of the Garrett party to consent 10 tho
inofSase OF tho, stock has been tho delay iq
that they approve OF it, Efforts have been re-
Gently made to form Syndicate TO PURCHASE y
portion OF this proposed new issue; These ef-
rnmor. in Teiation to he sale Of tho control Of
tho property, ami The organization OF sIndI-
really forced upou the Baltimore and Ohio by
The Pennsylyania and other trunk lines pro
which necessitRtes the Baltimore and Ohio TO
sIpend also largo sums to compete with
them on equal terms. ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
nal sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Hallway bonds dull and irregular.
The features were Richmond and Terminal 5s.
st Paul and Manitoba consol Gs; Ohio southern
general As. Atchison. Atlantic and Pacific
and Texas Pacific issues. Tho more important
net advances We're In Atchisun incomes, = q
cent. to 60: New York and LRckawannR lists.
4. to 134aa Ohio Southern general AZ. 4. to
671.. and st. Paul and Manitoba consol IS. u y
cent. to 1l5's The noteworthy net declines
were In Atlantic and Pacific incomes. = q
cent. to 227.; Richmond and Terminal 5s !.
to sO.i; Texas Pacific lists. u. to 95'i. and Eds,
M cent. to AN.
IL Bank stocks 100 shares OF American Ex-
change sold at 1862 y, shares Of Bank OF Com
merce at 2ll, aud rs shares ofWestern National
at 100S@llO.
Silver bullion certificates. 10000 ounces. sold
at l04N. Bar silver In London was quiet at
Al 1-1Gd. 4 ounce.
Money nominal at 4, cent. Time money, 8
p cent. for four months and 81 y cent. for
eight months on approved stock Exchange
collateral. Commercial paper quiet. The best
double-name paper Is quoted at 5he6 cent.
and prime single name atG@7 cent
Sterling exchange weak. Posted asking rates.
$4.84 Tor long bills and $4.sj for demand. Ac.
tual rates are S49J ,CG$4S 3ys for To-day bills.
SI85 s,at 81 sD'a for sight drafts. ind $4s5't for
cable transfers.
To-day's offers 10 se!l United States bonds to
the Government aggregated s69.5D0 OF which
$p50OO were As at l22 aud $4,000 4Ss at 1882.
All we're accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
CHICAGO

OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England On
balance to-day IL $4,000
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
to-day were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
OFFICE OF THE
CIRCULAR No. g..
ATcz1soN TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE RAILROAD COMPANY:

F your C h
you a s
Asyor wrcH Gnhnapn dyou y md ipt interest th dy trough TC
mpmhn etOno Thought n Joint bh
h SAM to be
nn h h hd ph n
Through
uko n
Your mpny c S p Ca TkLi My M an
Lou IN Francisco Rd nmt Burton n AnQ
anh m ties hy rg
SUNNI he anayp rptln ql b
ST.
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In the following States and Territories:
ILLINOIS, INDIAN TERRITORY,
IOWA, TEXAS,
MISSOURI COLORADO,
ARKANSAS, NEW MEXICO,
KANSAS ARIZONA,
NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA,
OKLAHOMA, REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
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and expenses Of the Rome. Watertown and Og-
densburR Railroad for the month OF April 1870
compared with earnings for the corresponding
month last year:
1889 1901
Gross earnings. Stol
Operating expenses ....,.,'... l6ISoel1 I"h 30 !"
Not .arninvs. ........... Sioo6IOsa siaBi1Og7
Tho receipts from internal revenue Tor the
week Wero 50. 1872. 3+S and from customs t3.643,-
793 a total OF S6.S26,l4l against Ss.2il OS5 last
week and making the total receipts since July
National bank note circulation outstanding.
1880 1916; received during the, week for Te-
demption. 81. b6b.99l amount {eiSsued' SftSV-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
Lively "iss,y rerxy..

IL ell the sdjcesisss used FIR a eompsimentsrv
sense ia connection with the name OF Nellie
MeHsEry, since she FIRST became prominent
a. enc Of tie bright iight OF Sails
hury's Trnuhaaonrs were gathered into
enc e1Heh. thew would constitute hou-
anss 81 wosSs fsofe sweet in Miss McHanrys
ssnse than any combination Of nnsai sweeties
thai ever gave OF pertaas she has been
called ~sastxhsly. SPARKLING -sxhliars,ag. !"
"sisaetetiS. s'lelissoas.r ~frlsky" aaa han.
dsosss 81 osAer thsasx which Tor the tirae sx.
rressea tae efieryescens isncy of the sdmires.
No doubt sae - % different people all these
things sac IS Tire euaboiisaess OF ytvaci,y. she
u tfisk iness Ia The concrete; she even aslir-
icus quantity al Hsaes-so her audience
10 hef new play. ~tsiy fesgy,. which she il
- present At Iarn Hall lhsster Friday AMI sat
ursias aeats sac Is a. liyey ss ia any Of the
earthquake eersed e. With which her nare hss
been assoeiasea in she past
Tie pitee ss BY Richard CaEva!l AMI Frank
fsnnehali. AID tells story ei a lost child. who
grows up a. The daughter 81 . asSsspasasle
pswahreAes. villain ot The good old Rowcry
kfaa eaters sase conspiracy with the pawn
hsSlssE % psisa &c an . Eieh man. who has.
ysAts eoEore. lo~s a hsAy SRI, sass salt ana
tAsresy serare tAs nftneSly inward. The Plan ia
sxcrusea. fsvxy IL trAnsp snsea from the pawn.
Stop - tAa Fsch mans hsa2e. and later save.
shss benevolent aan.seTt ee4 froa, k@iug rnur.
aegssa by TIRE sasn who hsd tesesied A.sa
Then, 10 clSach she wHc,e business, rrsxy
tasns est sliss al ~ ~ tha rich MAS daughter.
asta tkx vissslraAee telset
~L&ay Issxy@ sat pat sersh a. . caatr1aa.
ton IL teas dramatic literature watch sail
D. sssaaosssl II 3 uesat b sngse. ana ID
staxs 20
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AMusKMENrs.
HERMANN. v.assevii,...

Another large audience greeted the Trans A..
iantiane Vaudeville Company at Turn Hall
tlcster last evening. and spplAuded with q
hearty will the many good features OF the per.
formanee.
The fsvorifes OF The evening seemed to be Gus
Williams. the grv ~ dialect comedian, Trewey,
the wonderful shsdowgraphist and change ar
tisl L. Petit Freddy. the clever little song and
dance sttst. and Rosx and Danion, the sketch
aftisiA The latter are the most refined and
cievcfest artists In their lire on the dramatic
stage. aud their as never fails 20 bring forth
laughter and applause
Gus Williams the celebrated Captain Mush.
her. also mase great hit IL has always some
thing iulsay 20 say. and be never fails 20 say n
~ the right ssfae. His Performance ON the piano
eeuvaissd the audience with laughter last night.
AL the ether artists who performed Stld well
aud were we'll received. Tonight the company
viii conclude iss engagement az Turn Hal
ttTEfef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
Cured by Cuticura

Ny disease fpsorsssis, frss broke out on my
left cheek, sprt aiding across my nose, and almost
coy ring lny face. II ran into my eyes, aud the
physician MAS afraid would lose my eyesiebt
altogether. r. spread Oil over my heed aud my
hair All fell out until was entirely ba d headed;
II then broke out on my arms and shoulders. until
my arms we're just enc sore. IL covered
my entire boay. my face. head and
shoulders being the worst. The white s<abs
fell constantly from my head. shoulders and
arms; the skin would thicken and be red
AMI very itchy. aud would crack and bleed
IL seralcneds After spend ng many hundreds
OF dollars. YVES pronounced incurahle. Jheard
81 the CrrIcuEA REMEDIES. AID alter usin two
bottles CrrIcukA kEsoLyExT, ] could see
change; and after had taken Jour bot les was
almost cured; and when had used six ootfles
OF CCTcrRA kKsoLvEST and one Box Of CrfG-
cuRA. and one cake of CUTicukA koAP, / was
cured Of the dreadful a sease from which had
SUFFERED for I'VE years l thought the disease
Won leave yery deep kcar. bur the CuTICuRA
REMEDIES cured 1t without any scars- cannot
express with pen what suffered before using
the trricuRA REMEDIES They saved my lifs
and feel IL NV duty TO recommend them. Ny
hair Is restored rs good as ever. and SO 10 my
eyesight. know OF others who have received
great benent from their use.
NRa ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa
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NO TRAINS CRASH.
NpsolNEs $40 CARS WRECKED.


e EGo1u6bi4 = Ruetf sound cpa1 kxntn 81 Shsrsy
DGrD s1rym Btatk D510e9d ran fnsp
a eBm Y4c5fe fFeieft train frUn TneemA =
zSy Il xikes euf(ch. ebout hse sal shalt
~ eouth - mis- city ~ s9eipek lAss night
~ 011ns pesn . - nm r. seAfxls and
|Hsod. though pcMe 81 he Tanenesn were
165y tAekea up.
1&e Eorlhera Psci6c freixht tsals Was cora
1o1 ~ ato1t thirty raxe. Jca<isd with Railroad
1C1n. tu1tef aod I've Escck. sud was cutting In
- = ~ switch. when fhs co1umhsa q rzxes
91<Ind eco1 ez1in desaeI inee Is ~ ths rssr a
Il k1nan tod b6en semk h0ek shout one- fourth 81
- Aso1Wny shss oolIision could nos ~
i ponsoneee IN H. cahoossog he sseishs hard
~ teuxA eoautpx and sealzzina fhe situsslen
ged h - ditch ard eeexped inJusy. Enxs-
11rk ue3w and ARENAS Of The Coiumbia d
NA<Gv my uers eopn surrounded b. wreekaxe.
- eenped intufy
~ o1loi u ne Colombia 4 Pusst Hound en-
- IN updef The fright train cAbo0pe dfs-
on<1jne nnd vreckine IL very bAdiy. The car
lEt - a Nm also vrecked. Ths forward part
GE ~ Coinnabta = PUGET SOand engine was very
& - k1akt ~ and tho locomotive wan requlse :
- e41esro OF sepaiu. Sin Of the coai cars
I DGlU pFtelsrAl.y Knocked into kindiins
1G4 Ande1 many moro rendered thorenehiy
oocG9 Nb}1e touf ~ i've were disabled. One
q - ~ - BYowu across the track IN euch
~ = - pssvenf the pannsxe 81 srsins
- Dee1ey. 81 Newcastle, who Got on the
- q nenton. wes fwtcs thrown from asr
81 ~ 1ncetved only : lev bruixex Tho
- tro1n brought ia aboas eight OF ten res
- iron bath ffA1ns On 1at car, buf Mrs.
~ - IN - She switch The passengers
III - ~ wreck uss : very bad one. and
3 - ~ freight pulled out for Seattle the
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novs =. y. namou Before the Iaborers
IGten--MiIlmen Want Lcss ElUurs.
NNesy eehes Tuesday nIaht this Iaborsrs' Pro-
1ccfvo Union holds IN open meeting Tor the
4 116mol1on 81 questions efYectinx labor. Last
G101f ~. J. y Damon delivered lengthy and
ln1Grqcfjne address 70 the members al the union,
Q0lou1ng ehe Iabnx situation generally and ex-
p1G1nG warm sympathy for ofxsnized labor.
~ Mn Hands Union. No. ezs, . branch Of
~ United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Jt19on of AneFics, which enecsed permanent
G1Ji nfnkelnn Iaot Friday night viii q itu next
6olfnt consider the sdvissbIlity Of Ct once
U1N1U6 notice 10 their cmpioyess TO adopt nine
AepU - day's work The matter has been
lonynnod With several Of the employers who
11puounod willingness b adopt the nine hour
oyseem. provided thirty days notice be given.
1n1o ohe union will give.
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cAamplen nilllarsa lss cemsnr

Jacob echarfes. champion bIliiarssss Of TIE
worid, accompanied bs George Ives bis papia,
taexpected here from san FrAnctsco Friday of
saturday. schsefcf and fyee len San francisco
several days ago for tour ur the coass. and
were 70 hare arrived in Portland yesterday.
cchneier recently beat the worlds rseurd in san
ltnncisuo. In match with AeCisesy. running
loo points per night FOR three ntghts without a
tteak. George Ives Is pupil OF Schasfer sni
nrnmisrs 20 eouae day rival hts Instructor. He
defeated siauson recently 10 Shrasa While
herr tAcy viii be the gsesss Of Nc ". =, Hitler.
Who win probably arrange for an exhibition BE-
earn%u fnn f,xt.
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rae xonnox CnuRCa ESTATE.
Edmunds Proposes IN Give II to Utah
schools.

wAsHISsrox Cry. June Ex-senator Ed
munds has Introduce a bill In the Senate pro
viding that al faads af other property lately
belonging 20 or In possession OF OF claimed by
the corporation Of tho Church Of Jesus
chrtst al Latter Day saiass shall be
devoted 10 sLe hcneAt Of the public
common schools In Utah. the money 70 BE- dis
poscd OF by the secretary Of tae interior In such
manner - shall seeta 10 him most expciiens
The supreme court Of Utah IL invested with
authority 10 make all necessary and proper
orders ana drefees for the purpose
After the United States supreme court rem
dered the decree knruliinx the charter and
escheaiimg u the United states tho property h
the Mormon church. IL withheld decree in the
case through desire TO fnd the best method
81 disposlng OF the confiscaied property or ind-
Ing private owners 10 whom IL might be- re-
yerted The object of senator Edmunds' bill IL
10 declare b. congressional enactment to what
use the money aud property may be devoted
and relieve the court OF Its embarrassment
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rux LAND orrrcE.

uotno Nnmbrr Of Whateom County APP
plieations Battered.
1his1y.seven timber land applications, thirty.
- presumption things aud four homestead en-
U1oo were made II the unised States land Office
SsGtesday. II Vas the busiest das In original
6n11nens thst the land once has experienced
- stoua time.
1he crowd Of men who camped in The halls
- preyioua night were relieved near midnight
- 1eeis.er Reed who. seeing their dessrmina-
I'm - nleep On the hard door. gave thein each
= t1c1et In the order OF their distance nom the
ooet md toid them 10 come Arourd early The
Noxf moentnf. which they did.
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Yesterday mornings mali brought peculiar
mfssive for Postmaster Rsookcs u was 81.
dressed In coed. roand hand 10 the fessnss.
~, Seattle. WASH. and bore the restmsFx es
nume Montana town with tough sounding
pame He orened IL with his ether mstl II
eontAincd a letter addressed 10 the leading
eomhlinR house OF Seattle. aud . little uose te
NJ. Brookes, requesting hifa 10 he SURF aud send
Il n the leading ssmbltns houss. and no ether,
n. Rrockcs remarked that he thought IL was .
rejection on him. bar. chliginx - no slwxss -
~ attended 70 the matter
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Charles ofls WAS brought % this city fresn
rAirhavsn en- the steamer Idaho yesterday. very
sersousiy Injured In The groin BY falling fresn =
srafyrld. Otis Was painting tae Relinxaam
mill a. Falrhaven. when bis staging. arranged
like Z swing with rcres and Brackets, ssse
way. aud he was preeipsssIed 10 the groans.
thirty fess below striking sstssde lsrSe ss<k.
thus raptursng the arsthrA The fniafed snaa
vas takca To Providence hospital, where an
operation was performed uren him ~ DE~
6mith and Willard
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Sesisy. the eagsnsan. was exsre2sins III his
shell on Lake Washington yesterday and Mas
watched hy . Large number os inssrss'ea sseSssr
tcrs irem The wharf near the fcwsrhense lie
= getting himself In good candlsioa Toe hss eess.
teos with bash on Lake Samantha next swa.
Cay. bush. who arrived on the city 81 king
son early this evening. viii he oaf fss spin
n Lake Washington with seesey tass AFTER
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The Sesthsra F9e sc kglirpsd yesubals Dia
tag sna ssscpspx Car Lac. daily service 90 :,
fsul Asneesfasts. Eg1ath <E1 ChAcaSu Ne
eAzGke o. cars aaa TWENTY-FIVE "a les toe short.
sss rease 10 Shiczxn Tcssyt<t sleeping cars
thfestsA. p.sfsex eassseeess sn tie taiSn sssros
thseasa seTsa kSsars ant thirss-.sx mskstSs
sh0a1 81 e.6sf 0ss& A. Chlgt@xx city ttskss
sxsak. sls Ssruad sfrwvs. h.sstan htoeA: l. Tea
Ma aag<s sickst AxWHs. ~wsgske
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Horrible Sa<r5Aes - Ueaan nelngs-
Rereeisy - tie Fe1A1e Wassfsso-
Pxkfs. June IA letter kas beea received
here giving eezxlis Of The adveutures Of Dr.
BsynI governor 81 Koeonou, vko wss snpris-
nne1 By fAe king Of pAhOmsy. Dr. HAyaI him
sell ws nos fI5-trentsd- bos - forced b b
present ~ ne sxeeurton of kn seeses1y and in
serps<sef. snd vas tAe spectator 81 tAe sae<sdce
81 oae time OF eixbfy-sons kamaa benign AZ
sn0eher time shiry-tuo vicnms weEs bound.
mu<iifssed In horr.bss manner and. while setH
alive, hong up By The heeia Their bodies wess
opered with lsrse. rosnd knives. assef which
the rnspses were thrown fnso s'the place 81
sksIIs.r wh<re. IN sory-sfght h0srs. they we're
reduces BY birds Of prey % skesefou&
The snaxons d.. Baysl describes - yory
6ends One Gag. st sign from ~ king. 500
anaxors rushed upon living on and soee II -
pieces IN . few seconds a1d sheu, eaeh with .
piece Ut rsu desh In her month. marched -.
vAile five Of their number held the skin ard
head Of The beast alSfi ia their triumph
Dr. Bsyafx return 70 the coast waa extremely
dangerous On arriving e Kotonoa he heard Of
the de.th Of tae king. whom. had he been still
~ pahonsy. he would probably have been -
cuscd Of poisoning
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CutIcura Resolvent

The new Blood and skin Puri6er and purest
and best OF Humor Remedies. internally. and
CurIcURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUrfcURA
soar. an exquisite SKIN Beautider. externally,
have cured thoussnds OF cases where the shed
cracked. bleeding, burning, and itching almost
beyond human endurance. hair lifelsss or al.
most gone, suffering terrible what other rene
dies have made such cures:
Sold cverywhere. Price. CuTfcuRA. SOC: Soar.
2sc: REsoLvgsr. IL Prepared by the PovfEl
pErs AND CHEMICAL ConPoRAriox Boston
Ersend for "How 20 Cure skin Diseases, !"
81 psses. SO Illustrations and 100 tesfimonials
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Rasers At = Negro P,enie-

PrTrsBCRS. June IA tough colored club
had = picnic ct Castle shannon yesterday.
shooting and cutting was the order Of the day
at the grounds and on the train returning
Frank Morrison was killed. . girl shot in the
thigh and many others were hurt On arrival
they vera arYeafeA wholesale.
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and hnd gssen mp al hopes Of his recovery.
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A.se..nsss Nearly Completes.

Assessor Horton announces that al property
hold n Who do mot give In their assessments be-
fore ss:srsisy evening nexs viii Ind their prop
e-ty assessed a. unknown. There are large
number Of pro cry holders whose assessments
are not yet In. and the assessor doss NOT propose
70 wait on such Ionssr than until n<xt satus-
4ay