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The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
NOTICE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ter RAT,
II, ", HoNoLuLu, II, I,
May II, 1870
Battalion Order No l..
LIVERY member of this Battalion H.
II hereby ordered to report ut their
Armory THIS tMondSyl EVENING,
May i2th, Vt T:90 O'clock, In Fatigue
Uniform, for E,taiion DIi'i
BY order OF
II. r llEBBAhD,
Major Cora. lst Bal. II. Y.
l.. W LANGLEY,
Gap, Il Adj h5a ii
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DEpAn!GnET,

Stnr Jas Makee for kapaa al ) PIN
Stm Waialeac for Kilauea and Hama
lei at p IN
Stmr MokOlii for MolOkai at ) IN
Stmr i \ 'ummins for Koolau at q m
'jChr IA Moi for koholalele
Haw blk Lady Lampson, Sodergren, for
San Francisco
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

Mr.. John Slater will give exhibi-
tions Of mind-reading at the Opera
House, tomorrow evening. Gentle
men in Honolulu who have Witnessed
exhibitions by Mr.. Slater in San
Francisco speak OF them as marvel
Gus, Tickets may be secured at Mr..
L. j IcYcY's.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

A LARGE party OF young ladies met
on Saturday afternoon st the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parmalee,
Berctsnia street, and celebrated the
birthday OF Miss Lottic Parmalee by
q sOiree.
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PASSENGERS.

From Maui per stmr Likelike, May 10
.-Cbas Allen, All Ping,J j DrIimmond
and child, & Ahee, Kim Faa, Miss Meh-
lum, Atong, ID kahaulelio, Mrs J G.
lfowie, Mrs kanealii and daughter, Mrs
4 Ohrt, Mrs Mum, ID Goodale, III Car
ney, Geo III Tweedie and IL deck.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

The painting by Miss Crouch,
which was on the Kings plate at the
dinner at Waikiki, May 2nd, is on
view at King Bros The painting
represents n woman flying ont o! n
bottle OF champagne,
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
SUPREME COURT.
BEroRE BICKERToN, j.
NioNpAY, May

MONDAY, May 18th.
Maria kahai vs. Kama. Eject.
mcnt. Suit for n half interest in
lands in Manoa, Oahu. Jury waived
April Term 1890. Being heard. j.
NJ. Monsarrat for plaintiff; Cecil
Brown for defendant,
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

IT will be remembered that the
Alameda, on her last trip to Austria
lia, was four days late on leaving San
Francisco. Photographic information
states that she had made up two
days Of the lost time on reaching
Auckland.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Harmony Lodge, |, o. o. f.,
1880.
Battalion drill Honoulu Rides, at
7:30.
Band concert at Emma Square,
ut 4 40.
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VESSELS !EAy!Ns T0.EI0Rs0Y.

i.tmr Kinau for Hilo and way ports Z
2p IN
i'tmr Mikahnla for Kauai at p III
S5tmr Likclikc for Maui at ) IN
Schr MARY for Hanalci
Schr Waiehu for Kaual
Schr Luka for kOhala
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

CAPTAIN Douglass, superintendent
OF the Oceanic Steamship Company,
and Captain C.. f. Potter, of the bark
Ferris S. Thompson, were thrown
from buggy on Market street, San
Francisco, April 26, by two runaway
horses coming in contact with tho
buggy. Both captains were seriously
hnrt
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

MEMBERS OF the Honolulu Rifles
battalion are ordered to report at the
Armory, Bcretania street, ut I 80
O'Clock thia evening, in fatigue uni
form, for battalion drill.
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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND C0MpANY'S
TIME TABLE:
ARRIVALS.

MOy IU--
Am tern Nesta, rridcrberg. 81 day.
from Port Blakuly
Slmr Iwslaui from l!nmal,uN
May IL
S,mr Mihahala from Kauai
Stmr Likelike from Maui
Schr Mary from Hanalei =.
'~chr Waiehu from Kauai
May l2--
Am tern Eva, Wikman, 20 days from
Eureka
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

The remains oi Charles Hiram
were buried Yesterday, in the Nuuanu
cemetery. The fireman and IL long
procession of other people attended
the funeral.
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ART CLASSES {!

MR.. BARNFIELD will resume
wi classes on TUESDAY, May 9th,
Drawing and Painting in Oils and Wa
ter Colors, Light a. Shade, Still Life
aud Figure Paiuting. Studio; Spree
kels' Block, Fort street. $40 aw"
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

Mr.. Chamberlin, agent for Stanlcy's
new book, not having received the
advance thoets OF tha: work, Ivy the
Inst steamer as expected, will defer
his canvass Tor subscribers.
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NOTICE.

OWING to unforeseen reasons their
" will he no meeting OF Mystic
Lodge No. 2, X. of f., this evening.
CuAs. WILDER, G. G..
Geo. G. Stratemeyer, +. of Il, & :.
552 IL
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A STRING OF chromos attached to the
shooting gallery on Hotel street drew
u large crowd cl people, mostly ma
tiyes, this afternoon.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all
~ chickens and pigs found on my
premises three weeks from this date
viii be shot.
ANTONIO Rodrigucs BOTA-PRErA.
honolulu, May Q, 1890. 100 lW
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

Bases on balls by Chandler ,.
Struck out ly Chandler 10. ny
Meek 3.
Passed balis--Dan 2, Wilder g.
Umpire. II. Il. " h,tury. ir aud W.
Lucas.
Srurcr-Sam Loui>sun.
Time Cf Game i hr. - miu.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

SOME OF the boys OF the Mi.
kado Company have colored photo
graph o! Themselves on exhibition at
King Bros, Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

HEwETr and jacobson occupy an
Office on Queen street, with iImstace
and Robertson, as accountants, col
lecters, custom house brokers, etc.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

WILLIAM Whigham, iotmer resi-.
dent Of Honolulu, has been arrested
in California on an Old Indictment
FOR perjury.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

\ NATIVE who caught hold OF the
electric wine at th" lire Saturday
night, IL now at the Qucon's Hospital
in consequence.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
NOTICE.

nN accOant Of i'll health Dr. j. NJ.
~ Whitney has appointed DR.. +. J..
Hutchinson 10 take charge Of his ofilco
until his return. 57 II
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

A FULL report Of the three first
days OF the Hilo Count proceedings
will appear in the BULLETIN Summary
ln-mOFrOW.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
ny j. +. MORGAN.

N1 j. 7, NOEFAN'
Credit trade sale OF dry goods,
clothing, shoeware, ETC., by order OF
Hyman Bros.
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5000 REWARD !

THE above reward will be paid to
L any person giving information
hat will lead TO the arrest OF one Lui, II
native of New !iebridrs, who shot
Chns. Hiram, in Honolulu. on Friday,
May ., 1890, He ii described - large
man, rather corpulcni, and had shOr,
full htaid JNo II. SDpER,
Marshal.
HOno,nln, May II, 1870. I'd. Il
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

A REWARD OF 1900 is offered for in.
formation that win lead to the apprc-
hcnsion of the mmder Of CHARLES
Hiram.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

MEsSns. Campbell, Marshall Il co.,
shipped 4,40O bunches of bananas
valued at $500. by the last Aus.rN-
liza.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
LOST

DDST Oilcc Bank Book No, $50,
l. The finder wlll please return same
o. Post Office. $50 ~
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

IKE decorations OF the Rifles
Armcry for the masquerade ball on
the lith will be elaborate.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

OwING to unforeseen reasons there
will be no meeting Of Mystic Loodge
X OF +. this evening.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

McCuLIS, j., sits at Chambers this
week.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

NOTHING of special interest in the
Police Court this morning.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12
LOCAL. g. GENERAL NEWS.

y Posr Office bank book has been
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

Mr.. F.liorn thanks everybody who
assisted to save his place from des-
truction by fire.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-05-12

The murderer OF Chas. Hiram has
not been caught yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESIEk. "a.

FREEHOLD INSTITUTE FTceAo-1, y. j. 4Jth
college preparation speciality business. high
md Classical cOuI.ra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
no" bHlll ~ lIfNIIN.-t
j. ROGERS MAXWELL,
TO THE HOLDERS or TIE DENVER. TEXAS a
FORTWORTuI TIKI ~ CERTIFICATES. ISSUED
BY THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF


Tho Mercantile Trust Company has been officially noti'
fed that the Denver T,\n, and Fort Worth H. f.. has
passed resolution. authorizing the consolidation Of That
Company Win Narou, other comulur, Of Colorado and
wyoming thr Of which proposed atcic~ OF CONSOLE
datou b. the Office Of the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY 80 100 BruadWay Nrw-Nork and th" judgment
Of the Trustee that 10 adlan'lgcou, To the shares
held by II that consolidation should be- Effected but
A. 10 IN. holder 81 legal tt!e Of the said shares In
trust ot the certificates which II Ia, issued
arnn, said shares. order that may b" advised OF the
views u -ad certificate holders, notice Is hereby given
that meeting holders Of the certificates issued A.
aforesaid VIII held the office Of the Mercantile Trust
Couueuy In the city Of Sew York. the fourth day Of
February 1890 hour OF o'clock p. IN. of said day,
for the purpose Of expressing and recording their Views
the subject Of such consolidation.
The books for transfer Of -nld certificate, viii be
CLOSED on the fourth day ~ January 1870 and remain
closed until the NTH day Of February 1890.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST 60. OF new YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

A MILITARY COLLEGE
CIVIL Engineering. Chemistry, Architecture. Arts
Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Courses
Circulars OF Nh GEO. T. STERLING. - Dev-st City.
Col CHARLES T. HYATT. President
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SUMNER school. FOR BOYS.
- Al TiIE BRYANT School, Eosyn. l.. J., ". Y.
overlooking l. Sound send for illustrated ca1logue
TIE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
Applications now received for 3'th year, beginning
september H. 1890. . .
VxttSLEYAS ACADTNY-Ouc u the halfdoIcn best
w Classical and Academic Schools In ew-Lngian1.
the pavucnt <6i IN advance viii ordinary tuition
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Principal. Wilbraham Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
GUARANTEED TAN EXEMPT
STOCKS.

100 shares CnyuRa and Susauehanna stock Leased
In pcrpctuiry to ID. l.. and W. X. X. Go. Dividends
Gil per cent.
100 shares Whitley Il ~ " stock iensed in perpc-
tuity TO d., l.. and W. X. r. Go. Dividends > per
guaranteed.
500 shares sharon n Il. PENN stock Leased 1856
for 90 ycnrs TO v " r. and q. and y. v. l.. T.. and
WR.K. Dividends per cent guaranteed
This rond has pnid 30 consecutive dividends stock
exempt Ia Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
For Young Ladies-Country

GOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS In Philadelphia Pa. will
VI accidental vacancies At reduced terms. Ad
iress Postofce Box 67G. Philadelphia, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
New Securities.
Assessment on stock 10 Per Cent.

Assessment on Stock 10 Per Cent
The SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE con-
sOIIDATED BONDS and the underlying bonds TO b
PAiDOFF S22. 100000 of the First Mortgage four-
md S. 400 900 of the Preferred stock being appned
10 this purpose.
The formal REORGANIZATION AGREEMENI,
containing full Details showing the apportionmenf OF
the reminding securities among the f'ES'
"~IXRS." and "STOCk." and in payment OF the as
sr-sment. mny be Obtnined Mt the Once of the YEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY, 81 WALL ST, or from
sny member of he REORGANIZATION Committee.
BONDHOLDERS md STOCKHOLDERS are invited
TO post their securities without delay, aud receive
the CENTRA TRUST COMPANY's engraved certih-
Gates for the same.
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST CON-OL1DATED
MORTGAGE BOND~ will be received from subscrib-
ers to the 900 fund. in lieu of cash. al par and
interest and date of payment ana
vii so be and held for payment In accord
ance with said agreement.
The January 1890, IL the last day for the
deposit of bonds and stock.
FREDERIC r. OLC0TT,
JOEL T. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE,
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
COMMITTEE
G. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY,
81 WALL.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
tOinter Resorts.
HOT SPRINGS. \. G.

26 hours y. Y. Piedmont Air Line. 30 Broad
way. through buffet sleeper from WASH NG1OND ,
IL situated in one OF the but two regions marked
the e. Census Map places where the Natives are
free from Throat and Lung diseases.
And il the best Climate during Winter and Spring
for bronchial aud Pulmonary Troubles.
The SCENERY Is beautiful Air Dry and Bracing.
Waters an I nequalled specific for Rheumatism 6oat.
Dyspepsia. Malaria Nervous Exhaustion, sc.
Baths, in Marble Pools The finest in America.
And the Mountain Park Hotel Is uueNcelled IN
Cuisine. Comforts and sanitary Conditions.
Cardinal Gibbons. Of baltimore. says Il regard Hot
springs, y. C., Of thr most attractive Health
and Recreation Resorts in this country" - go,
DIR. Lewis A. ~ayre. 80 9TH ave. " y, SAYS =
Shall always grateful Tor the immense bcnet have
derived a this charming place"
Henry v. steers Inspector of Police " Y. SAYS
~ speak too highly n the efficacy of the famous
pcr circnIprs Sr addfcSs " g. DOOLITTLE, Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
RAILROAD BONDS.

DETROIT AND BAY CITY H.
$4,000 First Mortgage per cents, due 1902.
GUARANTEED PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST BY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL L. X.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN X. X.
fWINONA AND ST. PETER DGVISGON)
$4,000 First Mortgage Vain Line : per cents, due
1907.
S3OOOO First Mortgage Extension per cents, due
1916
tNENONINEE RIVER DlVISION)
$1,000 First Mortgage per cents, due 1906
NEW-H,yEN AND DERBY r. Il. or CONN
$3.50. 900 Con-oI. Mortgage > per cents, due 1918.
Guarantee Iiou-ntonic Il. X.
NEN-ENGLAND TERMINAL COMPANY.
$3.50 900 First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds. due
1909.
Guarantee IIousatonic and y. Y. aud y. T.. X. RS.
CAPE GIRARDEAU SOUTIIWEsTERN RAILWAY
co.
$500. 600 First Consol. Mortgage u per cents. due
1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Of New Jersey.
I0 LIBERTY ST. NEW-YOEK. JAN. 1. 1890
Proposals for
Si.5O0O0O
General Mortgage , Per Cent Honds TO provide tor
the payment of
s5.OOOOOO
First nortEngc Per Cent Bond,
due frb. I. 1890.

S.a'd Proposals v.i i. r'r..''d h} Pho NHd'i-f"'d
.rtI o. n Moutat January " l-'o. for th' pl' ii''
@ re who'll. oi anY ia'' q ti'.e'o' general N'. -'L'
i"oF''r b p.r "n' s"d h"''' .' '.- '''I .,''. 10
l'' ''' ' '"- ''''' TO- ''
interest i"" January ]. l7" i""'' " '' ~
'i" 'N''h' " D pf conc tl-h ''...i' . 'I'' '. ITO
10 '" uitpn NJ tn' purchase. 900 "f h'i'.' I+'''-''
January &c., $500
llr titrinl ir,' rH.'Fng" BONDS VIII u' Ir''''p D"
IaFn.nt Nih al. -'u'nt - Interest i' FEBRUARY 4'''
Ilr .r.t - r-'rt'd iH t...'t ANS ''i"-'.' TO. con"
d.I,d t.r t.r interest of th, company.
Ih.-e bond, AZ" Hi'nt'a. NI'h 'H' "o''ou'oo" gem
a. u0'snr- band. h'" outstanding ana HNo'd a. 'h'
St.. .hAf-'r % N"N horh ahf I'A4''' ana are ITO"
t'-' io. delivery
Tho bonds tfr ISSUED u tA' i..''NHe APPROXIMATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
financial.
BOSTON. 10 DECEMBER. 1889.
To the Stockholders of the
ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA
& SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

In April last we asked yeu 20 infru-t 10 u. your
proxies 10 be used the annual meeting Of the Conn
pnny in May This resulted In change Of manage
ment the introduction Of reforms and economies and
n financial reorganization of the Company that has
met general approval
During the progress Of this IL has beer
Frequently suggested in the public press and by
rous and large holders of the Company's securities
bat IL would give greater stability TO the reorganzed
COMPANY if n mana committed to the successful
working out OF the plan Of reorganization. and abso-
Intel, in the interest OF the property, could be secured
for several years.
Consulting our own inclination and convenience. we
would prefer To leave the management oil this great
property others but we recognize the force oil the
suggestion and the necessity for some such arrange
meni nd many shn believe that great adj
yantnge- likely TO result 20 the holders OF NIL
classes the Company- securities from such co-op'
GRAFTON, we have consented to act tn the matter.
Holders Of stock of the AtchsOn. Topeka and santa
upon the back In favor of George e. MnEoun,
Thomas Barring. Oliver w Peabody and John J..
Cook, TO the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY, ~ Milk street, Boston, subject to
an that the title such stock and the vot
ing power thereon shall be vested In nominees or
also TO be named by Us, Tor ten years,
until July I. 1900.
The Trust Company will issue Stock Trust Certh-
Gates emitting the holder all the beneficial Interests
and belonging growing OF the de-
posted shares md the of like number Of
shares when the OF the trust has expired, unless
the same shall be further extended by the respective
parties in interest
Application will be made have the Trust CertiA-
referred listed upon the New York, Bos.
ton and London stock Excl anges.
- - - -
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st,5oo,oOo
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROAD
First Mortgage 4 per cent. Bonds,
DUE 1910.
INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. AND JULY I, AT
TIE UNION TRUST COMPANY. y. Y, COUPON
BONDS OF $1,000 EACH AND REGISTERED
BONDS or $1,000 AND $1,000.


BONDS OF $1,000 EACH AND REGISTERED
BONDS OF $1,000 AND $1,000.
The above are portion OF $1,000 900 bonds which
nrc secured by mortgage. AT the rate OF $4,000
Nor mile. on the II5 miles Of the old Michigan Air
Line now part of the main line of the Michigan Central
Railroad In their circular recently issued. asking
for bids for the loan, Michigan Central Company
states ~ ioow-i The Air Line Road DIVORCES from
hc old main line of Company nt jackson. and
meet. with il again at Niles and is the short line
over which all its most important traffic
passes. The total amount of'hi- loan authorized
is 81 500. 900. Of which sum S!,iOO,OO0 are now
issued. and the remaining s2OO,OOO held in
to retire old per cont. First Mortgage Bonds,
ing Nov. I, 1890.
~ ono OOO Of tbr ~. 400. 900 now issued will be
u.cd 10 retire like of cent. First Mort
gngc Bonds maturing Jan. 1. 100000 will be used
for the pnrpo-e of rcfuuding the Michigan Central
Company part OF the amount expended by IL on the Air
Line Railroad, and tbc remaining 100000 will pro-
vide means for reducing EradcsbereoR aud for maxi
Ing other necessnsy improvements.
The Michigan Central Railroad has paid dividends
nj the rate of per cent for 1887 and 1855 and per
cent. for $50 on its Capital stock ofs1s73s.2Oi.
The undersigned viii receive subscriptions for the
above Bonds aud crurd interest, the list TO be
opencd on Monday Jan. o. at 10 A. W., and 10 close
Tuesday Jan. J, NJ 3 o'clock, earlier,
we recommend the Bonds II safe aud desirable In
,esiment for Trust Funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
Financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORG4NIZATION.

The holders of FIVE and SIX per cent. GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED BONDS and of the STOCK OF
the COMPANY are invited TO reorganizc the said
conpany on the folio w nR basis;
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

hr. Syivese1s 3. Lyman, Of Hartford,
Conn-, vhs has been stoppsss il The city
for The psss year With his son, Mr.. p. 8.
Lyman, passed srxy at the istter's real
dence, Sasnsasy ncrrisg asoas three
e'ciock- The :mne,iate csnss Of death
seensd 20 be bronchitis. though be had
been feeble sAfosga Old age for .suse tine
sad his dsssA Tas 70: wholly uaexDecssd.
TIE deceased wss ~ Yeas o. sge sad vas
~ artist 5J profession ill within few
year,. ~hsn he fe.lrgd from aes.ys life.
Prayer siA be held a. Mr. r. 9. Lysasss
rssiaeaes, - Gssea s:res.. a. aise o'clock
this nsrHiag, vhea the ssraasss will be
taken % HsrtfsrJ for intrmsnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

Saturday evening was busy one with
the Augusta police and by eight O'Clock
eigh, victims to !niqpity were in the tolls
of the law. One OF these was John Her
som, who was arrested on the complaint of
Chas. Mclaughlin. Mclaughlin says that
he asked liersom 10 go 10 AcLaugbl,n's
house ard get five dollars, as be was too
busy 10 leave and waited t. use the money.
lIersom followed the instruct lns till it
came TO handing the money over to Me
LsuRliiin. 1t IS presumed that John con
9,dered himself better tuancicr than Nc
Laughlin, for he kept the five dollars snd
invested the money to sui. himself. This
mode OF procedure wasa't at all satisfactory
to Mclaughlin an he had lIersom ARE sted.
Just after the evening tain came in
drunken fellow began to make himself Oh
noxious abop: the station AMI iusulted some
ladiss Cart Sears, night baggage master,
conelu iel to gently restrain the bibuous
fellow anl so laid him on his back, while
the police were sent fer. When they ar
rived on the scerc. with some half hundred
small boys at their heels, who in som, IN
accountable manner scented fun. the in
ebriate wss marched oil to the station. He
pr5tc ted long ard paieiiyely, however.
saying, Why, don't you know me? NJ
names Michael ard everybody keors M
from Atlanta 10 tn, Sea alchaei's ex
t'nsive ecgalinsuce. notwith.tsn ling, Ill
no. proven: HIM from breathing the air Of
the cooler Saturday night
Deputy M4rshsl Mex nney came across
something up in the pits back of Reynolds
the other DAY, which was both "a find" and
ret "a fad" II was box directed TO +
H. Morrison. Ilalpwell and contained a
three gallon jag. So much for the find,
but on pulling ont the cork Of the jug there
was no Gai, slid jug being empty. 1t
would seeF., hosever, that sll the p)isan
drank in this city isnt scut direct to this
city or sold over bar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25
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HANCOCK.
In Enswarth, Aug IL. Eihridge q Urann. aged
~ wears: Aug n. Carroll Kingsley Moran. aged
year u uoEtlts and DAYS,
In surry, Aug. &. Capt. Albert q. Beia'ty. aged
II Years aud 10 months
kESNEnEC.
In this city. Ans. y, Frances, wife of James
VI. rnnhriek. sge 81 years
In ihis city, Aug. .. sylvester 5. Lyman, aged
Is wears II months
Prayer q. residence Of his son, +. $. Lyman.
81 t,reen So, Monday morning at o'clock, inter
Hcnt ct Hartford, Conn
KNOX.
In Bcston, Aug n, Ab!rrsr Ncazie of RccS
land, sgd > years
la ftucslsud Agg. a. Nina. daughter of Fred
T. aud Ida Knight. aged : months and days,
An- n, Drank Bnrns, aged Is years and mos. (,
Aug Is. Margaret y. Post, aged 6d years, mos.
an. % DAYS
SOMERSET.
In North New Portland, Aug. Il, Charles S.
Walker, aged e years, months and days.
In skoshegsn. Aug. Irene Nay, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. :. \. Ncatou, agrd year, mos.
aud . days.
YogK.
In saco. Aug. %. Joseph Perkins. aged 60 Years
and mouths.