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.LIFE-SAVIEG INVENTION.
Safety Clutch for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Avoided.

Safety Clutch for Observation-Disclosures
Avoided.
The loss of life and money paid in dam
ages through elevator accidents in this coup-
try must be enormous. An apt Illustration
is the recent case in this city of George J
Smith VS.. Whittier. Fuller & Co., which
cost the defendants in damages and costs
nearly 100000. All this would have been
saved and Mr.. Smith would not have been
manned for life il proper safety-clutch
had been in use on the elevator. Miners
have also been great sufferers in this re-
sDect. and many poor fellow has lost his
life through the lack OF a thoroughly effect
i've safety device on the cage.
The inventive skill and genius of men
have been brought to bear upon this uues-
ton, and w. III. Bracken of Virginia. New.
claims that his invention fills the bill per-
fectly. Mr. Bracken is an ingenious prac-
teal miner, who once had fortunate es-
cape from death on falling unclutched
cage. This incident led TO tho development
of his safety clutch.
Mr. Bracken was seen yesterday by a re-
porter of THE CALL. He has a model of
his invention with him and showed how it
operated. There are two fans underneath
the floor of the elevator, which are Invisible
TO the eyes OF It's occupants. These fans are
stationary when the elevator is In motion.
but Immediately there is quick drop the
air actuates them in the guides and they
hold fast until the elevator is rehoisted. to
be lowered again at the desired speed Of
descent The fans can be adjusted TO any
rate If speed. The heavier the fans are the
quicker Is the rate of speed and vice versa
The fans are carefully adjusted to say so
feet per minute. and the instant the eleva-
tor goes beyond that speed it is held fast
instantaneously by the fans acting upon
the guides.
Experiments were made with the model.
piece OF twine representing the cable
While Mr.. Bracken pulled up the miniature
elevator the reporter quickly cut the Irvine
with pair of scissors and the elevator wa.
held fast iuStan taneously.
The safety catch Is in use i'm some of the
Nevada mines and in this city, and is giving
the greatest satisfaction. In the Utica
mine it was practically tested with gratify-
ing results. Mir. BTaekeu claims for his in
venti0n that 10 is absolutely safe.
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planets are inhabited they must be iHhab-
tied by human beings like ourselves. who
have gone through a similar evolution to
that from which the present human race
sprang and whose philosophy is akin TO
ours. There is really no foundation for
this belief. There may be in this universe
a large variety of animate beings differing
in shape, mental and bodily characteristics,
past history and future destiny. Except
that Mars has an atmosphere and water
ike the earth it differs in every respect
from our planet. and it is quito possible
that the different conditions which prevail
there may have evolved breed of creatures
as different from the inhabitants OF the
earth as the fish which inhabit the lower
depths of the sea differ from those which
swim On the surface.
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souri,, is said to be direct descendant OF
the famous King John Sobieski Of Poland,
the deliverer of Vienna
Aid Caldwells, the man who defeated
Henry NJ. Stanley in North Lambeth re-
Gently. began life as a gardeners boy, and
subsequently worked as tailor.
Professor F. Nichols Crouch, the author
of Kathleen Mavourneen." sang that pop
ular ballad on August . during the celebra-
ton Of his eighty-fourth birthday.
Colonel John b Graham Of Dahlonega.
Ga, received check for $3.50 the other day
from a man 10 whom he had loaned the sum
over 40 years ago, and who now lives in
Rrifish Columbia
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A Fsceless FIoater.

Nick PaulsoD, boatman. was rowing his
little craft about 100 yards south Of Goat
Island yesterday afternoon when he de-
scried dark object floating in the water.
1t was the body of a man in the last stage
of decomposition. The face had d;san-
peared, leaving bare the whitening bones of
the skull. The arms had dropped from the
elbows and the clinging garments were de-
cayed and hanging in Undiscovered shreds
ABOUT the trunk. The lOathsome remains
OF The man was taken to the Morgue. Fifteen
cents was found in one of the pockets. bnt
1t was impossible to determine either the
color or texture of the garments
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Arb SIR PREDICTIONS.


DFPA TMFNT OF AGRICULTURE. }
WEATHER BUREAU.
n FRANCISCO August II, 1922
Tef 3,seass-f 1T Hours Ending Midnight.
-sz1t1e.e ca O. nia-Fair but cloudy and foggy
sIons ..e coast southerly TO westerly winds;
Stf ore fafar -aturc, except warmer at Red
Binf aft 4 rile an Joaquin valley.
Ssnthrfr gaiE -Bia-Fair: south 10 west winds;
nesrly st-.io~sFy emperature.
Urego1 y lington-Fair, except occasional
sacve45 Rc Washington coast. oregon coast.
Eas5ern Was4la2 n and Northeast Oregon; south
weSt &c rot .wr winds: stationary temperature,
ex repl cooler at }seburg and Olympia aud in the
cas- erH ucrtras
Nevada .cept showers In northern por-
tens sos ,st winds stationary, except
cooler 81 1C-tIera portion
Ctah--Eslt. except showers IN mountains in
northern ptrt 5u nearly stationary temperA ture.
san Fraat .soo-7 artly cloudy and foggy westerly
Winds ouary temperature.
john p. FINLEY,
L,eDrelsl NTH Infantry. officer in charge.
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or raise the rates of westbonnd freight.
But California is sending freight East as
well as receiving it from the East Most
kinds, except fresh green. fruit, may be sent
by the sea route.
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In for Grand Larceny.

Peter THOMPSON. supposed to be pal OF
the footpad, William Albertson, who stood
up Hans Petersen on Tuesday night. WAS
arrested yesterday by Officers Maher and
Mulcahey and booked at the City Prison
be witness against his partner.
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THUKsnAy
NOTICEE

.hap o. or patrons orbo fail to find THE
NCRNIEg GALL for sale bv train-5oys
s.sl c0ner c fcror by notifying This office o.
fhfJGct nOmiaq the date and train.
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Secfety Notes.

The Lyceum Aid Society will give a heart
aud diamond sachet party, entertainment
and dance at the Scottish Hall, los Larkin
street, this evening
The second annual ball of Fremont Par
lor No. 90, n. ID. q. w. will take place at
Union-sQuare Hall this evening. Grand
march at o'clock
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A Rrolxeu Lac

Thomas Roberts, a longshoreman living
at S3h Chesley street, was caught under
failing pile OF lumber at a yard ON Channel
street, between Fifth and Sixth, yesterday
afternoon and had his left leg broken below
Hospital.
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81 - .ErTToN RATES:

pBILH CAL. ncludtng sundays, IS per year by
mar fcst..sif cents per week. OF 65 cents per
sleocs- sporfa -Arouga carriers DAILY CALL
rvs cones tsr.t months. SO 20. SUNDAY CALL
[st1tfen uars. 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
tA5Jsaad ys.st Y call, 81 30 per year. postpaid
y EgFI CAT paGesl; 81 per year postpaid
TJ7y CAL "a OF return rejected manuscripts.
Eel wiz ., n enter into correspondence re-
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Thomas Cunningham, hack-driver, was
booked at the City Prison yesterday on a
charge OF assault with deadly weapon.
de ana Joseph Romer. Kearny-street bar
tender, had quarrel over the payment for
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AUoY \ SALES TO-DAY.

TrH,.1qrsz y NJ. }. simmons, at 1857 Market
at. II ! I 'oc1-
Iprs17,rssr-Ey Geo. +. Lamson at POS Fair
osks 81 y eek
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several drinks, and later the two met on
the street, when the haekman assaulted
Romer with the butt end of his whip, beat
ing him owes the head with 1t. Romer's in
iuries are slight
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautined Warm
seswater tubs and swimming 7I5 FiIbert.
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rrr nv ,.oRNING CAIn

FVh \
Re>, Yo-'c ENTAN0 EROS. 2 Union Square
Cbscaro. ....... News Stand Palmer House
h - IzGc..,.s .,. ALLOT q JOUBERT.
lI5I5 Common So
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80 - a. \ orrIcE OF THE I'LL,

III = = OF T TIE Vs ~. IT
stIo.tef Ft.st,.- 2 New York Cry is provided with
bittor t.s G papers. Visitors welcome Adj
1f7t,. ssIe. sample copies furnished
+ X. MISCH, Manager.
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So E,a-e.sa. street, near Clay, open until II
o,ra5ek D. - RANCH OFFICES: no Market
strait. YF Ee ~ open until II O'Clock midnight;
SIS haqcs ST. > open uatiI 8 80 O'Clock. sos
Ia-ktp q -Cat Z until 9:Se O'Clock % 8 Mission
street, G "a -at s O'clock ?, ~. and 1l6 Ninth
Frreet cp+f $50 T. -
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corning CALL
lection OFFICE;

LIS 8 large circulation than any other
aswsua Ger ub'ishad in San Francisco
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To THE AsYLUM.-Dora Marks, an aged
vagTant and u yicIlm OF chronic alcoholism has
been adiudged insane and committed TO The
asylum at Stockton.
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FoR that tired feeling, OF when you are weak,
weary and worn out. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is Just
the medicine TO restore your strength and give
you a good appetite. Give II trial
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THE GOOD TEMPLARS' ORPHANS.
Resolutions of Thanks to Many for Kind
nesses shown Them.

nesses shown Them.
At a meeting of the joint Board of Trus-
tees and Lady Managers of the Good Temp
lars Home for Orphans held at Vallejo on
Tuesday the following expression of appre-
citation for conrtesies extended to their
wards was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the thanks OF the Joint Board
OF Trustees and Lady Managers OF the Good
Templars' Home for Orphans are rendered TO
the managers of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company and Piper, AdeD & Co. for transporta-
ton; TO Roos Bros. and Raphaers fer Iunc hes;
TO the East Santa Cruz StreeI Railway, Santa
Cruz Electric Railway Company aud Mr. Woods
bus line for car and bus rides; TO Mrs Leibrandt
OF the Santa Cruz lighthouses and 10 the man.
ayers OF the Twin Lakes oatbhouse for bathing
privileges; TO the Market-stre Cable Railway
Company for car rides. aud TO the manager OF
the "merry- go-rouDd" at Golden Gate PARK San
Francisco, for courteses extended 10 The chill
dren in charge OF the Good Templars' Home for
Orphans on The occasion OF their recent visit 10
Santa Cruz aud Twin Lakes, which as a whole
was productive OF so much unalOyee pleasure
TO The little ones; and all those before mentioned
together with all other individuals who in any
way aided In making the occasion the "red letter
day. that u proved, must feel amply rewarded
in the thought OF having the hearts of the little
wee ones who are bereft OF their natural pro-
tectOfS.
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ANGosTUBA BTTTERs is known all over the world
the great regulator of the digestive organs. Dr.
Siegert's Is the only genuine.
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EXTRA Mince Pies. swAIN's. 2is Suffer str,

CouGHs.-" BrolcH's BTOI,chidJ IFoches" are sure
remedy for Conghs and Sore Throat Is cts a box
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NOTICE OF 4EETI>Gs.

NOTICE OF 4EETI>Gs.
RI C",ifSrnia Ledge No; 4, =. a
F4s degree By Of tue Maser "
FRANKLIN II. DAY. Secretary.
" Doric Lodge No. PIG, +. and a
THIS tTHURsDAY) EVENING, August y Y
II. at 7;3O o'clock; Third degree. Master/yN
MaSons are Invited TO attend. by order OF tn W. Nj
ADoLPH KRoNBERG. Secretary.
RP Golden Gate Alliance No p, ~
15 viii r 5s a held OF 4IIs l Tegqfg psST %
at o'clock r. J. BARRY. President i'''' -
THos c fTSNEeAN, Recording Secretary.
gS- The IAN Francisco Scot O
Iy meeting THIS (THURSD y EVEN n.y.
ING at 9 o'clock sharp at cinbToons. ~.
GEORGE W. PATERSON, Recorder
" special Meeting-The Company OF
@-~S Associated StocNbrokers. Notice Is hereby
sociated stockholders viii be held on MONDAY
August -. 1892 at 10 O'Clock A NJ at the rooms
33l Pine street Tor the purpose of transaeting SUCH
business as may properly como before such meet
By order o; the Board of Directors.
aus ID II. p LANDoN. Secretary.
~ ONCE of Alta silver Mining Conn
80 pany, room 80. Nevada Block, 800 Montgom-
cry 81, san Francisco, August =. lS92-The regular
annual meeting Of The stoeEho de { OF the above
directors TO serve for the ensuing year aud the
transaction OF such other business as may be pre-
scented VIII be held on I'll RsDAY, August Is,
1897 (third Thursday an Augusta. at the hour OF
O'Clock P. NJ OF that day. a. the Office OF the com
pany. Trausfer-books Will be closed on MONDAY
August ID, 1892. at O'Clock p. N.
aus td l. OSBORN. Secretary.
~ snnu . MeetinE-Ihe X guiar An
nc nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the In-
dependence Mining company viii be held at the
once OF the company. $40 Pine St, rooms Is aud
II, san Francisco. Cal, on Mon DAY. the 18th day
OF August. 1892. at the hour Of O'Clock p NJ, for
the purpose OF electiug board OF directors TO
serve for the ensuing year aud the transaction OF
such other business AS may come before the meet
Ing. Irausfer-boOkS Will close on 1hursd, ~, Aug
ust Il. 1892. at O'Clock p NJ.
J. ". PEW, Secretary.
ofhce-3l0 Pine St. rooms is and II. san Fran
cisco, Cal iY3l I'd
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TAILOR SYSTEM; FIT GUARANTEED. SUI s
IS So up. lOlS Polk ST. IvI7 Am
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DRESS AKEsS

W suits IS up: perfect Mt 43l o'FsrreiL au4 sm
II SUFFER- - PERFECT FITTING SUITS
MRS. A. NJ. W ALKER III In,
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A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALJGRAPH OPES-
n ators will be held in san Francisco within Il
few weeks; valuable prizes Will be awarded three
classes commercial operators. telegraph operators
student operators; call for particulars register
for the contest; ample time for practice. CHARLES
h NAfLOR. general agent, 10 Montgomery, jeI6 tf
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
L should ali use the combined Letter Press aaI
Book; price compete 81 25 book of 100 pages
an index and press alt in roll u inches long by
inches thick; best value for the money; postpaid
81 40. CHARLES r. NAYLOR, agent, 10 Mont
gomeTy ST, San Francisco. te29 tf
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%2Is cALl, CALENDAR,
AUGTsr 1892.

Lleufelaut NTH infantry. omcer
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PERSONALS.

ID EFINED YOUNG MAN WANTS To MEET .
III young lady: object matt im9ny. Address T.
BOX 81. Cail Branch Ofice. aulI Ats
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NJ ARRIED LADIES-SEND lOC FOR "INFALLI-
w bic Safeguard" mo medicine. no deception
lust W hat You want Ladies' EaZar Kana1s civ Mo
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M 1LLINERY GOODS. ETC, SOLD AT GREAT
W reduction at clearance sale. MRS. r. II. jon rs
1ZO4 10 l20S Stockton ST. and 1000 Fillmore iyl4 I'm
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/ oUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD & SILVER
4 by mail to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN
Al Third ST. 5. f. will send by mail the cash.
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I TNEXCEPTIoNAL HOME FOR OR LITTLE
bet Mission and Howard 1ul1 lrns
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III lGhESF PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLprd-
Ii Ing. gold lewerY. books. KLEIN. TO- sixth %
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107 STOCKT IN - TOMATO SAUSAGES SPE
1Ui eialJy; pork tenderloins every day; cooked
ham, tongue, corned beef: ali kinds sausages dairy
produce: overland lunches auT
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The Australian Champion.

Ernie Cavill, the champion pro-
fessional swimmer of Australia, in
tends displaying his skill in Chicago
during the currency of the man.
moth exhibition to be held there
next year. He has been made very
good offer to undertake the trip and
intends to avail himself of it. Cavill
has been getting into form at the
Manly baths, which he conducts,
and is confident he can, to use an
Americanism, click creation" Kenny,
his Melbourne rival, has, blythe way,
been hitting the Yankees pretty
hard with his natatorial perform
ances. We may also state that
Cavill has younger brother who is
coming on at a great rate, and is
said to be able to hold his own with
the champion for short distance
australian Star.
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Another Benedick.

The latest event, in the many vic
tories which have of late been cred
tied to the record of the god Cupid,
is that of the quiet marriage this
afternoon of Mr.. Leonard Parish
with Miss Mary Dowsett, second
eldest daughter of Hon. James |.
Dowsett of this city. The ceremony
took place at IL o'clock, at st. An
drew's Cathedral, and was solemn
lied by Rev. A. Macintosh. After
the ceremony the bride and groom
with the wedding party, which in
Guided only relatives and the imme-
date friends of the happy couple
enjoyed an elaborate wedding break
fast at the residence of the brides
father at Palama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parish left this after
noon at o'clock in the steamer XII,
nau for Ulupalakua, Maui, where
Mr. Parish will assume the manage,
ment of the Ulupalakua Plantation
A large gathering of friends and &C.
quaintances saw the happy couple
en- route to their destination.
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COMPLICATED CONTEST.
The Fight Between the Minister of
Finance and the Assessor.

Mr.. G. A. Brown, removed from the
position of tax assessor-in-c chief by
the Minister of Finance, up till this
morning persisted in refusing to give
up the keys of the safe containing
the records of his office.
Yesterday evening Minister Mac
farlane sent written notice to the
ex-assessor to be at the tax office at
9 o'clock this morning, when, if he
still refused to surrender the keys,
the safe would be drilled open.
AT the appointed hour Mr.. Brown
was there with his counsel, Mr.. F..
M. Hatch. By order of the Minister
frame was in position over the safe
for the drilling apparatus. After a
protracted parley Mr.. Brown opened
the safe and delivered up the re-
cords, but declined to hand over the
keys, as the safe was his private pro
perty.
The authorities are reticent as to
certain matters reported to be pend
ing between the Minister and the
removed official. 1t is rumored ON
the street that there is dispute as
to the amount of cash that should
be on hand in the tax office. Mr.
Brown, it is said, admits that some
of the cash is held down town foi
safe-keeping.
Another rumored subject of con
troversy is as to the payment of the
assessors own taxes for last year
amounting to round thousand dol
lars.
The Minister is also reported to be
investigating the matter, referred tC
in Attorney General Neumann''
speech the other night, of bride il
the shape of a piece of land, allegeC
to have been offered to a member o
the Legislature for voting against
the Ministry.
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Passengers.

From San Francisco, per blk S c Allen,
Oct 2l-Mrs Jas Lyle and Peter Nelson.
From Hamakua, per stmr R Bishop,
Oct 2l-Captain Ahlborn and wife, Mr.
Glade and s deck.
Oct 21-For the Volcano: A Armitage, e
Gardner. For way ports: Mr. Parish and
bride, Hon Fl P Baldwin, DR. Bond, + J L
Walker, A Fernandez, G HI Rose, J
Canario, Mrs Phelps Miss Harbottle, w
Winter, Mrs Wight, and about 80 deck.
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Shipping Notes.

The American bark Ceylon arrived at
San Francisco on October 8, 20 DAYS from
Honolulu.
The steamer G. r. Bishop arrived from
Hamakua ports this morning and will
leave again tomorrow for Koloa with
machinery ex bark ]. C. Glade.
The American bark S. &. Allen, Thomp-
SaYs from San France Franeiseo She ef badg deef
load of lumber and redwood posts besides
n heavy. cargo OF general merchandise in
her hold.
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A little boy of Mrs. McDonald's,
living near here, fell against a red
hot stove and was fearfully burned.
The pain was terrible, and it was
thought the burn was so severe as to
scar the child for life. / sold the
lady bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm, which, after greasing the sore,
she applied. 1t soon removed all
the fire and eased the pain, and in
ten days the boy was we'll, no trace
of the scar remaining. j. ID. Nc
Laren, Keysport, Clinton county, Ill.
For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith a. Co, Agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands.
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FRICTION IN PRUSSIA.
VENEZUELA REBELS SUCCEEDING.
Supreme Court.

The jury in the case of Freitas VS..
Dias yesterday afternoon rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff.
Judge Dole is presiding at term
to-day.
A foreign jury is trying the case
of G.. l.. Carter, assignee and attor-
ney in fact of Jno, Brodie, VS.. Oahu
Railway & Land Company claim
for $1,000, balance on account. Thurs
ton & Frear for plaintiff; Hatch for
defendant.
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Foreign Vessels Expected.

Mis- bkt Morning Star, from Micronesia,
May %.
Haw blk Helen Brewer, from Glasgow,
Am schr Mary Dodge, from, Eureka, Oct. 81.
Am sch Glendale, from Eureka, Oct. q.
Br blk X p Rithet, from Cardiff, Oct 1.
Blk Greta, from Newcastle, N S w.
Ger blk HI Hackfeld, from Liverpool, Oct. 10.
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KAHULUI FIRE CASE.

On the 9th of October, 1891, a
foreign jury rendered verdict for
Sl504.41, in favor of Theo. H. Davies
& Co., plaintiff, VS.. Wilder's Steam
ship Company, defendant, being
amount of claim for goods destroyed
in the burning of the Kahului ware
house. A motion for new trial
made by the defendant company
has been pending ever since. To-
day Justices Bickerton and Dole
gave an oral decision in banco, deny
ing the motion. Chief Justice Judd
being disqualified from personal in
terest did not join in the considera-
ton of the motion. Hartwell for
plaintiff; Hatch for defendant.
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Vessels in Port.

U S Alliance, Rich, from San Francisco
4-masted schr Robt Levers, Goodman, from
Port Gamble
Am blk S c Allen, Thompson, from San
Francisco
Am bktne Discovery, Mcneil, from San
Francisco So.
Ger blk J C Glade, from Liverpool
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Discovery of America.

Oahu College and its dependency,
Punahou Preparatory School, recog-
nized this, the four hundredth ami
versary of the discovery of America
by Christopher Columbus. These
schools had literary exercises appro-
pirate to the day, and gave the stu
dents and pupils a half holiday to
celebrate in their own way.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-21

The departure of the S. S. Mari
posa was witnessed by a large crowd
yesterday afternoon. The band was
present and the usual array of
wreath-bedecked passengers was
prominent on deck. Previous to her
departure the band played march
composed by, Divide Musin during a
previous visit.