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Stray Mare.

Strayed from my premises, three miles east
of Sawyer, on Friday, August Sth. one bay
mare, years old, half of left ear off: branded
on left shoulder and left hip with maIIet
brand. Will pay liberal reward for her return
Orfor any information leading to her RECOVERY.
w. NJ. SoOTER
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Hogs and Cattle

1 want to buy fat hogs aud cattle ii
large or small lots.
IS &. Nj. SPARKs. Agent.
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Tom Reed has been returned to con-
gress from Maine, by an increased ma
iOritV
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-09-17

Its about time for ingalls, to say he
didn't say it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-09-17

Two inches of snow fell in Minnesota
and North Dakota on the 18th inst.
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.

For Chief Justice of Supreme Court,
W. F. RIGHTMIRE,
of Chase county.
For Governor,
J. f. wILLETs.
of jefferson county
For Lieutenant Governor,
A. G. SHINN.
Of Franklin county.
For Secretary of State,
X. S. OSBORN,
of Rocks county.
For State Treasurer,
H. BIDDLE,
of Butler county.
For Attorney General,
}. N. IVES.
of Rice County.
For State Auditor,
d. F. FOSTER.
Of Shawnee county.
For State Superintendent,
MISS r. MCCORMICK.
of Barton county.
For Congress, Seventh District
JERRY SIMPSON.
For District Judge, oath District,
GEORGE W. MCKAY.
BARBER COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
FRANK W. HICKoX.
For District Clerk,
II. S. lands.
For Probate Judge,
GEO. W. STEVENS.
For County superintendent,
}. o. HAHN.
For County Attorney.
LYMAN w. DEGEER.
Evi Gvmmissioner-First District.
JAMES. NJ. REAGIEG.
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STRAY HORSES.

NTRAYED from my barn three miles SOUTH
Owest of town: One bay horse branded So
and iurkey-track 81 One iron grey horse
branded on jaw land hip. One light bay
horse branded on jaw and hip. Suitable
reward paid for s. their return or for Informs
ton leading TO their recovery
17t2 PHILIP HARTZEI.L, Medicine Lodge
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
STANDIFORD, FOUNTAINS & ELDRED.
ORIGINAL AND OLD RELIABLE MERcHANrs)
avng stood by Barber county for IA years through good
as we'll evil report; through flood drouth heat
and cold rich and have been treated ake they
With you this year.

They have opened this month $4,000 worth Clothing
and have suits from $3.50 to $50
They have the largest Boots and Shoes in the
town. and sole agents for the best standard brands
Douglass and Carlisle
They have 200 pieces of Canton fannes weights
They have car load of Groceries and goods all
bought declining market that has gone away up
in the cool. Take advantage of the reduction
They sell Is pounds of Medicine Lodge sugar for 81 It
good enough for anybody. Their coffee is some
thing and it is good. Ask for it.
These items mentioned but MARKERS EVERYTHING
usually kept in first class establishment
Our Mr. Eldred will buy your hogs, your cattIeyour
grain your hay if you can't sell elsewhere He is al.
ways the market Call and we will treat YOU
right
Standiford, Youmans & Eldred.
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ChnEp III CNuRT.
Cnp:nl~ ECh,hcsh woaIN Prefer
SsIitiuS ~ Beins ,Juarej ~
Death.

Cnp:al~ ECh;bc,h woaIN Prefer
Ssii'uS 10 1eins ,5rared ~
Death.
Hon. Paul Newmann, at The open
ing Of The supreme Court this
morning, rose and said thao he had
been requested by members of the
Bar TO make few remarks in regard
TO the occurrence that happened Oh
the 10th inst, in connection with the
Seymour matter. II was the feeling
of the Bar that someone was respon-
sbc for the neglect OF allowing n
prisoner To come into the Court
room armed, from which the occur
renee arose that might have turned
into the shooting of the Court, which
God forbid, or The shooting of one
of the members of the Bar, which
would likewise be a calamity unless
the victim was himself (Mr. Neu-
MANN. And they had come to the
conclusion that the bailiff in charge
of the Court was responsible for the
negligence in question. (Ollicer
Fehlbehr at this point became rather
uneasy in his scat.) This conclusion
reminded him OF an incident in
Hugo's story, "Toilcgs OF the Sea-"
in which through the carelessnes3 of
The boatswain gun was loosened
from its fastrnings and went crash
ing round the decks, to the imminent
danger of the lives of the crew, and
the boatswaln at the risk of his life
went down and secured the gun,
whereupon the captain decorated
him with the cross of the Legion of
Honor for his bravery, but ordered
him to be shot for his carelessuess.
1t was the general opinion Of mem
bers of the Bar that they would
overlook the bailiff's offense, as he
was sober man and a good officer,
but they thought he ought to be shot
in the back of the neck. However,
on behalf Of the members of the
Bar, he would present Captain
Fehlbehr with Il goid-headcd cane,
thereby Gaming him instead Of shoot
ing him.
Capt. Fehlbehr, on rising TO re-
ceive the reward of his bravery in
suppressing Che desperate prisoner
that endangered the Court, was I'M
able to speak for minute, and then
said, II cannot say anything;" but
he managed to thank the donors for
their handsome gift. The cane is
inscribed with brief record of the
exciting incident m which the veter-
an officer figured so creditably.
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SsipY,..g kulss.

The Hawaiian steamship Claudine,
from Glasgow via Cape Verde Island
for Honolulu, is due here the first week
in sngust, she having left tape Verde
Islind on May Oath.
The American schooner Robert Lew
ers, Captain ID w + Prnha low, ar
rived at 6 80 O'Clock this morping, ia
days from San Francisco with Il full
cargo of general merchandise. The
Robert Levers is locked at Brewer's
wharf.
The schooners Kulamanu and Cate
rina will take out . tons coal to-mor-
row to the U 5 Flagship Charleston.
The Waimaualu rngar Mill recon-
menced grinding yestel day.
The American brgtne w G Irwin sail
ed to- day for San Francisco with SOTO
bags rice, $3.50 bags sugar, and $40
empty barrels, The shippers were
Lyman Bros, lo72 bugs rice; Sing
Choug 6 o, 1887, and NJ Phillips, 27O
bags do; j L Warehouse, 1875, and w
G Irwin, 22lO bags sugar; Ms Grin
baum & Co. 260O bags rice. Domestic
value, SOL ,707 IS.
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HOUSE AND LoseY.

Noble Phillips took snOoze
through the wrangle of the ruralsts
over the place Of justice on Hawaii.
The seats of many members do
not seem to be comfortable, judging
by the way they sit round the side,
of the room in spectators chairs.
Noble Crabbe did the House a
good service in kicking against sus-
pending the Jules for more petitions
this morning. If members find any
good prayers in petitions, they may
as well incorporate them in resolu-
tons or bills at once.
Reps. Brown and Rosa tottered
into the chamber this morning under
the burden of the opium scandal
report in about twenty volumes of
type-writing. The press gallery
had extra hands TO copy the recon-
mendations, but the report did not
get chance of publicity.
An hon. member of the House
who was spectator al the "Murphy
ilstic exhibition" must have "got
onto" some very scientific points,
judging by his display Of the manly
art at the Hotel last evening.
The House has got down tc solid
work-so solid that no preteXt is
too slight for the members TO gain
respite from toll, They scampered
off TO school this morning leaving a
very important question pending,
and the long-looked for opium scan
dial committees report waiting for
presentation.
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

Chancellor Caprivi and DR..
Krauel for Germany and Sir L. b.
Malet and Sir Percy Anderson have
signed the Auglo-GermOn agree
nent
AT meeting of London mcr-
chants 1t was resolved to send de-
pgtation to Salisbury to point out
the serious results of the extension
OF German territory north of Da-
mara, and the establishment of q
German barrier between' Bechuan-
aland and the North; also the ne
cess'ty for maintaining English in
huence in Madagascar.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The supplementary military esti-
mates passed to their second read
ing in the German Reichstag July /.
Emperor William of Germany ar
rived at Chrlstiana, Sweden, July ],
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VESSELS tsAVlNG T0-MGaRlW.
French flagship Duhourdieu, Admiral
Premenil, Tor Tahiti
PASSENGERS.

From Kauai per stmr WaiOleale, July
lS-R a Mactie jr, Dr. ) ID & VOTERS
and deck.
For San Francisco per brgtne w G.
Irwin, July Is i Mrs Muller and child,
Mrs Il McCulcch aud 2 children, Mrs
r Laing aud childrcn.0nd f Charlton.
From Volcano per stmr w g Hall,
July lS-Dr Burdell and wife, Miss
Burdeli, X a Eddy and wife, Rev w "
Case and wife. Maui and Hawaii: Mr.
McDade, DR. j D Purry, j II Meyers, J
Ashdowu, A A Todd and son, @ y Pea
cock, L Meyers, Mrs p McRay, j L
Kahalewai, j Cooper, Y Akana, j Ka-
wewehi, w L Roy, Miss NJ Doherty,
Miss Doherty, Col sam Norris, Misses
Clark (3). and G3 deck
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The LEGISLATURE.
THIRTY-FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, july Is.

fRlDAY, July 1e.
The House opened at 10 O'Clock.
Rep. Ka!ua moved the suspension
of the rules to introduce a petition.
Noble Crabbe objected. The
rules had been suspended every day
this week for this purpose, and it
was time the House attended to its
regular business.
The motion was lost.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Noble G. n. Wilcox read the
minority report of the public lands
committee on the Honolulu market
building. 1t differed from the ma
jority's recommendations Of change
in site and construction. The min
GRITTY recommends that the building
be proceeded with on the site Sc
lected
Rep. Brown moved that the ma
jority and minority reports be made
special order of the day next
Tuesday.
Noble Widemann moved to amend
the motion by adding that the re-
ports be printed, and was seconded
by Noble Baldwin.
Rep. Nawahi moved that the re-
port of the minority be adopted, as
it placed the matter plainly before
the House. The plans had been
made, the foundations laid, and a
contract for the erection of the
building awarded, therefore it would
cost a large amount to depart from
these arrangements There must be
something behind the majority re-
port. Perhaps the contractor fear
ed he was going to lose money. If
he was the Minister of Interior he
would order the contractor to go
ahead. with the work or suffer the
penalty.
Rep. Paehaole argued that it was
only courtesy to the majority 10
consider its report. The matter was
of enough Importance TO be given
some time. Some members were
not always so anxious 10 save time.
Minister Spencer Gin reply 10
Rep. Nawahi) said tenders were
called for but the contract was not
made. 1t was signed by the Minis
ter but not hy the other party, it
was Mr.. Lucas whose tender was
accepted.
Rep. Waipuilani supported the
motion to have the reports trans
lated and printed.
Rep. Rice moved the House take
recess till $50, to enable members
to visit the Teachers Convention.
Carried.
House took recess from IL to
! 1880.
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- --------=- 57---=----=-
the OPIUM REPORT.

Hon. A. Rosa, chairman of the
Opium Committee, presented the
Committees report to the House
this afternoon. The committee have
not been able to fix the guilt on any
body. They find that The Marshal
used proper care to prevent the
opium being stolen, from his custody,
but censure the Custom House au-
thorities for looseness. The Gus
toms officials claim they did not
have the men they wanted, and that
they had not the proper room for
storing opium. Mr.. Rosa requested
that the committee be not dis
charged, but be allowed TO investi-
gate further.
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GARD or THaES.

The Royal School Jubilee Com
mit,ee desire to tender their sincere
thanks TO the pupils who subscribed
funds, all who kindly donated fish
and other eatabies, Messrs. Allen &
Robinson for the free use of lumber
and sails, Mir. j. f. Colburn for
sails, Miss Lucy Peabody aud Mrs.
c. X. Stiliman for their efficient
management of the luau, and to ali
who in any way assisted on the &C.
casion of the Jubilee.
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THE WkRSplTE.

II. B. NJ. S. Warspile, the flag
spip OF the Pacific station, is ex-
pected to arrive here from the south
within two weeks. She will only
stay in the port long enough TO re-
ceive mail, stores and water, and
then will proceed to Esquimalt, fol-
lowing the Daphne and Nylnphe.
No vessel as large as the Warspile
has ever entered this port. Her
tonnage is 800, and her engines are
of 10000 horse-power.-lSun Fran
cisco Call, July 2.
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nd was accorded a brilliant rcrep

and WAS accorded brilliant rcvep-
ton.
The British Cabinet has decided
to drop the Tithes Bill, and after
the supply votes adjourn parlia
mcnt.
a dispatch from Port Louis, Qua
doloupc, states that the principal
buildings in that place have been
destroyed by fire. The loss is $780,
000. Many inhabitants lost all
their effects and ore entirely destj-
tute.
A telegram has been received an
nouncing that the life-b Storm
King, which sailed from London to
Cape Town. and from the latter
place TO Albany, West Australia,
has completed her long voyage in
safety. She arrived ut Albany on
the st inst.
Striking gas workers ut Leeds had
serious fight with the police, in
which many people were hurt on
both sides.
There was an uproar in the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies on The second
reading OF the bill regarding muni-
cipal councils. One member re-
signed his seat and the Chamber
adjourned on the renewal of the up
roar.
Advices from Erzcroum say that
fifty persons lost their lives in the
recent riot IN that city. When the
news OF the fray between the Turk
ish soldiers and Armenians. spread
the whole Moslem population turn
ed out and the widest disorder pre-
vailed. The windows of the British
and French Consulates were smash
ed by the inturiated Mussulmans.
Business is now at a staudstill.
THE M'KiNLEY ELL,
The semi-otlical denial is made
in Berlin Of the statement published
to tue effect that the Powers OF Con-
tinental Europe, headed by Ger
many, had agreed to establish mu-
tual repressive tariffs against Amc-
rican imports, ii The Mckinley bill,
now pending before the American
Congress, becomes law. Germany
has taken no steps 10 counteract any
| possibly injury to her American
trade by the enactment of the Nc
Kinley bill.
The cutters of Sheffield have ask
ed the Mayor to preside at u meet
ing called to protest against the Nc
Kinley bill. Similar movements are
on foot at Birmingham and South
Wales.
THE CHOLERA. "a
During the past two weeks 144
cases of cholera and thirty. six
deaths occurred at Gandin, Spain.
| Medical authorities are of the opin-
ion that the disease will not spread
any further.
The Paris Council OF Health at a
meeting announced that slight
case OF cholera was reported in Gu
aXcu, but there were no cases else.
where in France. Ii is reported
that cholera is spreading In Turk.
istan.
GERMAN COLONIZATION.
Baron Wissman was prevented
by illness from attending the Colo.
NAL Society, which opened at Col.
ogne on the LIST. A Berlin CORES
pondent declares Wissman's illness
is preteXt, as the Baron received
a hint that his presence at the meet.
ing at Cologne would be embarrass.
ing.
Resolutions were adopted by the
Society thanking Baron Wissman
the Government and the Rechstas
for their efforts for the suppression
OF slavery, regretting the conclu
sions of the Anglo-German agree
ment and expressing a hope That the
Government would henceforth main
tam firm and resolute coonia
policy. The meeting concluded witt
cheers for the Kaiser.
s---.--.---e------.--.-s.=.
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Mr.. Allen Hutchinson has opened
studio and u school for giving in
struction in sculpture, on Nuuanu
Avenue. He has commenced with
five students. Mr.. Hutchinson can
be reached through the Bell Tele-
phone, No. 81.
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The Hon. t. r. Lucas and Rev. o.
Emerson visited the teachers con-
vention to-day and made special
tour OF inspection of the exhibits of
school work in the several rooms Of
the building.
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THE Honolulus and Hawaii oppose
each other on the diamond lo-mor-
row afternoon at 8 $50 o'clock. 1t
will probably be very interesting
game, as both clubs are hard at
practise,
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TIE Railway Hotel at Raymond
Grove will be opened tomorrow, on
the occasion of the picnic given to
the Teachers Convention by Hon.
c. r. Bishop, President of the Board
If. Education. Arrangements are in
The skilful hands OF Mr.. Hamilton
Johnson.
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MRs. ]. c. Bateham will speak in
the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall on Saturday
evening under the auspices OF the
Blue Ribbon League. A brief musical
programme will precede the address.
Seats free and everybody invited.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE annual meeting Of the stock
Il holders Of the Wniohiuu Agricul-
tural Y Grazing Co, will be held ut the
office OF the Secretary. Mt Honolulu, on
WEDNESDAY, The 30th inst, ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ. q. i, iAUKEA,
GOl 2w Secretary w. a. 81 Il. Co.
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THE Examinations at the palace,
on the occasion Of the state bail, this
evening, will be especially fine. The
view from King and Richard streets
will be well worth seeing.
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CHARLES G. Hogan, is in prison at
San Francisco charged with felony
embezzlement, lie was Secretary of
the Safety Nitro Powder Co., and
April q last lie disappeared from the
city and came 10 Honolulu, and his
accounts were found $4,000 short.
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GARGOss ER0M lsLAGD PNRrS.

Stmr Pele-l30o bags sugar from ua-
lnakua
Stmr " aialeale-2S22 bags sugar from
Kauai
Stmr " g Hnll-1s25 bags sugar, 1903
bags ava, % bags coffee, 20 hides,
% head cattle. and l23 packages
sun0rips.
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THE thanks of the BULLETIN are
hereby rendered TO Captain Penbal-
low, of the Robert Levers, Pilot Nc
Intyrc, and Mr.. John Waterhouse
for late papers.
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TO LET

49, a TVaE Two-story Brick
ssss:ss H. building now used rs
hsssss s'tsa the Office of the Hawaiian
Tmmways 90, N'd), on King street,
suitable either for AN office or store.
Apply ut The Hawaiian Commercial
Salcsrcoms. O96 II
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NOTICE.

4 NYONE having claims against the
"A late W. X. Sea- Will please send
them addressed to MIS-. seal, care nf W.
Lislman, al q. w. Mactlrlane q Co.'s.
Honolulu, July IS, 1890. COS lw
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TIE popular play of Forbidden
Fruit will be produced by the 1iv-
oil Gaiety Company, Mt tho Opera
House, to-tnorruw night,
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HAWAIIAN Commercial declined to
SIT l2h July l,t. 1t paid Il dividend
of zoe. the same day. Oceanic
Steamship paid q dividend Of ST.
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lspARrUssS.

Stmr q Il Bishop for Walanae, Waialua
aud Koolau ut 8 m
Am brgtne w Il IRWIN. McCul och, for
san Francisco at IL III
Schr Mary for HarHlei
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ENIlE annual meeting of the Hawaii
4 Commercial Company will be held
ut my office, No. 10 Kaahumamu street,
on MONDAY July %, 1880, ut 3 O'Clock
y. 81. ENUCH JOHNSON,
Col ct Secretary Ii &, Co.
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Co-partnershlp Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. S.
LS levy has been admitted as n
partner in the firm of :. Enrich q Co.
=. EnRLlCn 81 co
Honolulu, July II. 1880. Cos 1t
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A SYDNEY despatch OF July l says
O'Connor admits he was fairly beaten
10y Stansbury, and will make no more
matches in Australia.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE regular annual and quarterly
l. meeting of the Pacific Hardware
Co., Id, will be held at their Office on
THURSDAY, July 81, 1890, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
JAS. G. SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, July IL, 1880. G07 I'd
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AT meeting of the Senate FL
nance Committee q delegation OF
molasses. boilers appeared and ask
cd for the restoration Of the duty
on sugar, to enable them to con-
tinuo in business, Without the
duty, it was urged, they could not
produce sugar from molasses ut n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-18

TIE regullr quarterly and annual
meetings of the Pacific Hardware
Co, Id, will he held on Thursday
July 9th.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. s. Levy is admitted as a
partner to S. Ehrlish & Co.'s firm.
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A CARD OF TGANgs.

We the undersigned hereby tender
our sincere thanks to the several
committees of the Royal School
jubilee for the prompt settlement of
The respective amounts owing us.
j. Hopp & Co.
NJ. II. Co'bu'n,
Allen & Robinson.
liustace & Robertson,
Daily Bulletin,
Il. 0. Hall & Son,
II. III. Williams & Co.
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ARRASo EMENTs are being made for
chess tournament, under the
auspices of the Steinitz Chess Club.
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CLAIMS against the late W. II.
Seal should he presented to w. Lish-
man.
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LOCAL g GENERAL NEWS.
LELEo stable is for rent.

TIE NJ. & w. p. F. Union will hold
general meeting on Monday eve
ming,
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Mr. J.. j. Levey viii hold special
sale Tomorrow noon ut the old tSus-
tom House wharf,
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SENLED tenders are called for sup
plies of building materials aud pro-
visions by the Board Of Health.
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DON'T forget the grand opening Of
Messrs. Ludwigsen & Cron'a new can
dy store tomorrow
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a GRAND ribbon sale viii COM
mence tomorrow morning ut the
Temple OF Fashion.
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MAJOR Wodehouse, II. j. NJ. Com
missioner, visited the teachers con-.
ventiun this morning.
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OAHU RAILWAY GLAND co. $
TIME TABLE.
To Take Enrcct JuIy 10, Iscc.
TIME TABLE
TRAINS;
ARRIVALS.

July -
Stmr i A Cummins from Koolau
Stmr Pele from Hamak,vs
Stmr Naialeuie from Kauai
Stmr w g Hall frrm Maui and Hawaii
4-mstd schr Robert Levers, Penballow,
l41s days from San Francisco
Schr kauikeaouli from Kohaia
St,nr Waimanalo from Wuialua and
Waianae
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-18

A LETTER from Mr.. Hind, explain
ing his position in regard to railways,
will appear tomorrow.