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The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
HELLO CHICAGO!
Long Distance Telephone Line from Bos
ton Formally Opened.


ton Formally Opened
BosToN. Feb s. The Hub and the
Windy City have whispered to each other.
The long distance telephone line was
opened last evening between Boston and
Chicago. The long distance room of the
American Telephone and Telegraph com
pany at 125 Milk street was crowded at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon with guests
invited by the company to witness the
acoustic wedding.
The governor formally opened the line,
telling Chicago that he was glad to be
present ut the successful issue of an I'M
dertaking which meant SO much for the
commercial good of both cities and con
graduated Chicago on being brought into
closer relations with Boston. Lieutenant
Governor Wolcott and other gentlemen
also spoke with the telephone officials Al
the other end of the line
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
The Holmes Execution.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 3.-Wallace
w. Holmes has passed into eternity in
expiration for the brutal murder of his
wife more than year ago. The largest
part of the audience which witnessed the
hanging was male up of doctors, al
though there were about fifteen news
paper men present. The legislative COM
mittee on prisons were in attendance,
while the different deputies and the city
marshal were also there Death resulted
in very few minntes
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Northern and eastern beef cattleThe sup
ply was much lighter this week than for some
time past. Trade quite active on what
stock was offered but prices show no quotable
change from last week.
Mich cows and sprngers-The arr walls
greatly exceeded the demand. Spectators
and jobbers were on the market, but tried 10
buy too low for the drovers.
Sheep and lambsThe supply was lighter
than last week There is still good demand
for extra good lambs, but few are being
offered. Prices remain about the same Us last
week.
Veal calves The supply was light, with n
lively demand and values holding firm at last
weeks quctauuus Good yeal- sold ms high
rs tlec pr Id.
Western beef rnttle The receipts were CON
signed to the shippers and exporters.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Murder Will he the Charge.

BosToN, Feb. Peter Lynch, a sailor,
~ years of age, who has been confined in
Charles street Jail for the past two weeks.
on the charge of assault and battery with
a knife with intent to kill, will be
charged with murder. Charles ]. Green,
the man whom he stabbed on the night of
Jan. II, died from the effects of his
wounds yesterday. The charge will be
thAnRed TO that of murder.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

No attempt ha. been made TO arrest
Lawyer John Harris OF Camden, y. j.,
on the four warrants for forgery and en-
bczZlcment sworn ont before Justice as
sdy President Ienk ins saSe the 30 900
bail Harris first entered is sufficient.
In the St, Paul. MINI, House of Repre-.
sentatives Mr. Blocker offered u
measure prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of hoop skirts. Mr. Beecker's
bill was referred to the committee on
interpretations other dian municipal.
--Marvaret Thurhcr, agel -, and her
5-yeir- old daughter Josephine were ia
tally burned At Schenectady, y. Y, Fri
day evening, the child dying within few
minutes. and the mother receiving In jurics
which caused death before midnight
An explosion III natural gas mt Wild
wool Station. Pa, on the Plttsburg ~
" estern railroad, resulted in the burning
fatally of the car inspector, the destruc-
tion OF n number o. loaded freight cars
and trestle upon which the cars were
standing
The Com uissionerS of the provisional
Government of Hawaii arrived in Wash-
ington last week aud held two confer
pnces with Secretary of State Foster.
They express confidence ot success in
securing annexation OF the Islands. Sen
ment in Washington seems To be grow
t:tg in favor OF annexation but nothing
cln DC expected until further news from
Hawaii arrives Just what position
England Will ASSUME in the matter seems
to be the greatest question now.
Col. VIM +. Sims suit for auuullmeut
If his marriage to Cora Tanner, the ac'
.rrs,, came up in court in Brooklyn, Mon
lay. Col Snn alleged that his wife
had a hu .band living mt he time pt her
marriage Ia MIN. Dir. Farlan, 81 Roches-
ter, was produced us the husband in
question He mitted his nItrri ,g1 to
Miss Tan ,er, but on the whole did the
plaintiff more harm than good. MSS
lanuer- stun claims to have ,ecnrcd "A di-
torcc from Dr Fariaa in Ciiciso prior
t. her IN ,rri * To Gpl SIM he case
,"s low "l ,"hi r. - II hv co,ins i
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

LOWELL. Mass, Feb 6.-On the Merri-
mac river Frank Looney beat the worlds
amateur record for a flying jump on
skates, clearing ldft. lin. The hest
previous record, l5ft. Pin, was made by
5. d. Section on Courtland lake, New
York Inn. L lSSn
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Populist senator from Nebraska.

LINCOLN. Neb,, Feb. S. -Judge W. B,
Allen, Populist was elected United States
senator. He received seventy votes, four
more than necessary to choice.
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had DAY for Potter.

BosToS. Feb. T. 1t was rather blue for
Asa F. Potter yesterday. Judge Put
MANS rulings were adverse to the bank
rupt Maverick banks president The
point against him was the decision that,
when smmered down, meant that loan
cannot be created by an arranged over
lruft
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb SIsidor Straus has
been rendered the postmaster general
ship by Mr., Cleveland, and it is conf
IDENTIFY stated that he will accept. Mr..
Straus is a member of the firm of X. H.
Macy a. Co., and is of Hebrew descent
His brother Oscar served ms minister to
Turkey during Mr. Cleyeland's former
nd mi nj At ra tion
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Disastrous Explosion at worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass. Feb. 3-One of the
worst accidents known in this city for
many years happened at the Star fonn-
dry, the largest in the city. last night
and twelve men were seriously injured
and one. the night Waterman, will prob
ably die The foundry building was al.
most completely wrecked The canse was
an explosion of gas under stack, as far
a. can be learned. The Star foundry EN-
poyed over 100 hands, who, by the explo-
sion are thrown out of work
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb S.-The senate has
ratified the Russian e&tradition treaty,
with amendments The treaty makes all
attempts to assassinate the ear or mem
bers of the royal family, an extraditaplc
ntfrnSe. reKArdless of motive
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Three Deaths from Typhus

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-rhrce deaths from
typhus fever occurred on North Brothers
island yesterday. No new cases were re
nnrtel
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
New Amateur skating Record,

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 6-John S. johnson
has lowered the fve-mile amateur skating
record. making the distance i'll l5n. 20 4-5s.
Donoghue's record for the same distance
is l5m. 81 Gas, and Hagen's ION lis. PRO
fessonal." There were different peace
makers for each mile
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

WHITMAN, Mass, Feb S-Carrie, wife
Of b. +, Winslow, residing on Cottage
street, committed suicide hy hanging.
She had been in poor health for the past
few Mpeks
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Wise Saws

about economy and punctuality are
useless without practical applica-
ton. You waste precious minutes
with an uncertain watch, and if it
is a costly one, there's the expense
of risking it every day. The need
is for an accurate, low priced watch
that has all the Improvements and
plenty of style, the new quick
winding Waterbury covers these
points. Both lldies' and gentle
mems styles, and style for boys.
It is winding and setting; and
has a jeweled movement caSed in
filled gold 04-karaD, coln-Silver,
etc. 81 to SIS.
Sold by every jeweicr. in all SIZE, and styles.
A. al
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

PIrTsBuRa, Feb, 3.-R F, Beatty was
convicted of attempting to poison non
union workmen at Homestead
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

PROVIDENCE. Feb q j nm Wna'rN, a
hostler, WAS found frol a liz t b.. e
deceased nd ie,.li oi f4,z's.ti.l -,.r,r
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Death of EN->ecretary Whitney's wife.
New YoRE, Feb 6-Mrs William e.
whitney wife OF the ex secretary of the
navy, died At her home. : West Fifty
seventh street, yesterday morning nj
heart disease.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Staple Winter Vegetables Are
in Good Supply.


a,.,...,- .,a =, ,t.,, s,
Decided Failing On IA compared
with Last Yenr--High Prices for Butter
BoeroS. Feb s.-rhe first week in Feb
ruarv finds Raston market in a rather
min, oon,lt,io, NTH nothing which can
~, -. M, ,.-;..,,.
w '"'''' = u'e ~ 7e'P'e
N'-e'"p''S are IA eo'' s"Ppis ""' "'''
or less u the inner southern truck IL being
received. The onion market continues firm,
offerings being quickly taken Ivy those
who Ar, buyinv On speculation. Prices will
undoubt.div 20 bi.brr shortly and con.
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-, 49,
on ,,i ',9'
'''''''''V VI 4Ap' ~ ~ s.
q"'n'''S anu piiees ate '"o"e' "e"N'
one con s'S nun III ~ .ne Noii yin s'e"'i''i
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" IVA ''"N ,''i9"'9' ~ ,'n'7 W Va "oHe"
t'.' ~ - 80 - " -, ~ ~
viz" Sq"A'" s.iis ~ & - .''ie
mas seen an ilipfoNeo "e'''ai" wiz" 'ne
,'i''u "e'o'e' ~ .ue '''iie ;.'.t 'p'a
49, - - -. - Ja,i
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No. no. M, .,,e',. ,'' os ~ 90
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.n,,o.
The apple market has hrmer tendency
and best quality is in good demand. The
7 ;,...,,ol J.,n,anl far bn,.r;,., an,Ioa l.
poV. ~, III
very active yet, Dut small quantities nave
v.or Tba ditf.rencelas ve.k was. Shin.
y'"i, ne '''ioe , aa9o IN " a. sup
ments Tor me week, 9ooo narrels, against
IS $50 barrels for the corresponding week
,,st war
'''7' Butter.
The butter market is in n bad condition
for the retail nurclas re An advance at
wholesal. wai follow followed nv NOR. than a
CORES ondng advance at retail. and
prices have reached an exorbitant level
Wo nuro ANY, eo,Fd d;, az oat Ionn hs
held, however profitable 1t may be to he
retail men. + xlra crea.ue~y is quoted At
~ to 10 cents; extra firsi, - TO - cents;
northern dairy, % to 2i cents; fine dairy
selections. 26 to % cents
c,aa.a
Cheese.
Cheese holds healthy condition. Sup
nlia. sn,II and ,,ost IF ,ba cbea, b,JI
p'e, are s''n'' anu 'h''9' VI me o"e"p ''i
stock has disappeared from the marNet
Northern cheese is ouotpd at llI2 to
,o,o. oh;o ao,g ~ 10 n ). fu,r To ,,oo,
- ~ on'o i"''9' ~ w Al - i''i W s""'
cheese to y; sage, IL IL to II.
The Quotations.
p,.r No., 10 a.'i,,a,,,,. ar,or and ,r;oo.
bkEf neel - uec.1euls nf IN. IN" pr,tes
itVe ~ifnhce anou' s 9% ,ei ~ ne nr
sdIo''i ~ a"li.s ~, -, ~ ~ h ~.
VtotJc' Ho"i; oF2Ne'ci idgi fo, ~ ~" hc,sN
Hinus' iihii 90 ep,"' ne4lo' iiH.' 800.
Iotes, "I9+ac. I,gh1. 4gi'eo' nu ~ HS.,1eo.
ra,lcs' 90 &c; cnucks' ee's, rour,ds; aagpyp,
uihe, III 'o ui'ps ~ io'e' ii~i'' e'"'
rms. nINIlt IONS, tWiSc. ,,....-. IL.
VI, ni , MD hAMhs 'in' IONS , arr ~
Iliiloi ioi .hinos, hhouSn 81. nane $500
IesP!nuen 10 u r ml rl'er ue'iia,iu, nmo'u
10 i"h'! ItuioS' "7gHi" nc W uuhii y, ,piiih"h
10 good etS1fc. C6icago mutton .@Ssc year
Ing oso,' chpice ''saNy hiiEn.ons' Iyfyonaa'
el' o ,.'s.etn Veas' m,ei W soo"'
"tn'", hi l!,"n anu lhhos if1i ~. ..,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
EXCELLENT
;SPRInG
:mEDICINE.

. Mrs Mary E. Church, wife of B. Church,
= who has charge of the Town Farm at Dex-
= ter, Me, writes:
4 For many years was troubled with
4 AumorS which was at times very trouble
\ some-large water-blisters would rise ON my Z
( arms and other parts of my body causing me ;
<TerribIe itching and burning Z
pains. had these eruptions almost con :
8 tinually on some parts of my body, and in :
Z the summer they were especially trouble
Z some, All the medicines | took only gave
= me temporary relief. have also been sub
o ject to spells of bilious collie, and many
q times have | been obliged to summon a
q doctor in great haste. Last spring de-
D cidcd to use Browns sarsaparilla, and 1t
. Entirely Cured Me of the above
(troubles, and my General Health has {
q been greatly improved. Browns
. sarsaparila is an Excellent Spring
. Medicine.
. This Incompatible IN d i Inc,
Q Bro,on's Sarsaparilla, is sold by all {
z dealers, one dollar per bottle; six I
Z bottles, five dollars. The genuine 4
( Browns Sarsaparilla made only by
( ARA WARREN & CO., Bangor, Me.
<ay~ Look for their name on the package. :
=
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Nervousness.
HORSF0RD S Acid Phosphate.

An agreeable and benefi-
cial tonic and food for the
nerves and bra y. A remedy
of the highest value in Men
tai and Nervous Exhaustion.
TRIAL bottle mailed - r. e#Hfaf >, cents
m stamps kmniar chemical Works,
Providence, K. /
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
MEMS Ut TIE EEk.

,,,, AT ~,
- ~ D. NJ ,,.iii ~ n honrs =
a"" hars,t, ,,, ,ns,s.d ~ O
The pos'"filee AT eastietou' u vas
emo ~ ~ s,.,,,,y. ,,,l.n, ,,av
-- Inc MISSOURI House mas p's9fo ON
inahlhe 'hc fhaNiilihnl tu.' !" Wv
0'''' 'o' e''i''''' ''' -
The First National Bank of Little ROCK,
Ark, has closed it, doors It, liabilities
are understood 10 be over halt a ihllii"h'
In consequence OF stree among the
journeynrn bakers IT Nurseries the MN
tlry bakeries are supplying me pnpl0
with bread.
The tracks Of The Camden and Atlantic
Railroad are being made one=half inca
narrower 10 conform with the 1ntern1'
tionai gauge.
A club ca1l.lthe " ashlngton club. com.
no.ed of Americans and German Ameri.
c.rs residing in Berlin. has lust been
formed in BERLIN
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,Co5 -. ~, ,..,, ,.,,l,,,. ,,.rs L md
.nd az, iui,r.d
o...... .r.iiau p.,.y.,,,#.,,,,i aforborsop
20 t.,'.,, ,,,,,',i,,t1I H. ~. yic.-presi-
I.,, W. ~. ina,,,,.ratinn of
49,. tI,'.si y.
A rumof AT boston mas Una, 'n'
Standard vi eNnaledte oi Ne" orh mas
bought out me hreoki ine 'ia9 'is"' o''n'
pahy ior el'''o'o'
--Joseph +. OomeRys' eA. 1niei '"s',ce VI
Delaware died at ms resiaence IA DoNe.
late wednesday evening ne was oorn
near Dover IN iNl9-
William Greenwood, of Germantown,
Pa, says that he Will paddle
in an open SKIN through tne
Niagara Whirlpool next summer
Judge X : Hndspeth, Of the Hudson
County Court of Common Pleas, has sent
in his resignation as Corporation Council
of Jersey City to Mayor Nanser
Mike DAILY has accepted the terms of
Austin Gibbons to fieht ut the Crescent
CITY Club, New Orleans, Tor the light
weight championship OF America.
MIR. and Mrs John W Vantine, of Jer-
sey City, have received word from a law
yer in Germany that an uncle of Nantine's
wife had died leaving her Sl5O. 900.
Tho Athen..,m Of london. Eng. AN
urdonbtnd ,nthoritv Announces that
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Cheese.

Cheese holds healthy condition. Sup
plies are small and most of the cheap bel |
stock has disappeared from the market
Northern cheese is quoted at II / 2 to
12 l-2; Ohio flats. II to Il Il; far to good
cheese, to 8; sage IL ~ to IA
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Sold by every jeweier. in all sizes and styles.
N elegant and accurate timex keeper. IT
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Omar Clark & Co.,..#.#...#.#.#.-,....'
Resident Owners, .,,...".#-...
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The apple market has firmer tendency
and best quality is in good demand. The
Liverpool demand for American apples is
very active yet, but small quantities have
been shipped compared to that of last
year. The difference last week was: Ship
ments for .he week, 9563 barrels, against
IS $50 barrels for the corresponding week
LAST war
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Names Non Resident

irad Thompson,.-'#.....'#.....
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

These wonderful cures have
been made right here in Maine;
|, they are published in this
paper.
We have in our possession
full and complete documentary
evidence in every case.
These statements prove that
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

We will pay to any person
who will prove that the
testimonials we publish of
astonishing cures are not
genuine, or that the
statements are exaggerated
in any manner, the sum of
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
DoinGs at Brighton and Watertown for
the Week ending Feb. 8,

Amount of live stock on the market for the
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
No. I, Range ?. HoidentoTn



Heirs of
4 w. Fogg. ''''''''''
Resident Owners...,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Some rset 50:
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE

of County CommissionerD,l
Decemb.r Adjourned 7. A. d 1902.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Dennistown Hodentown Jack
County township and Plantations The
onted expeud and lay out the SAINT
PLANT tiouo of
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

j. VI. Haynes,..-.....,..|....-i.
Resident Owners go '|'"'#''| 90
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
;BR0WN'S
!SARSAPARILLA

surpasses in its healing, and
cleansing, and remedial quail
ties any remedy ever known.
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A, g., ENp--s.A sa4. ~ 1auls Mtl ne
N-..ie GO tle---.se Isavvi aeEe


AZ - very P-o~'''-' 'At' 'H0
bureau ~ Information "i1I soon
hold e meeting t. discuss matters
.r,.itfsra. ia, ths prspssaa loilWipter
..tl -. N....,.-...
80 ~
inc Aloa0 t' l'o'''As 4'0a''o" -
come zap WILL be tha5 81 tourist
travel to these islands. Without
any 3,oht . vayv 1arye number of
--,. .-.,l ,....- 80. 800 ,,,.+.,
P''P'0 IA ''-' 80 'V''''
po3S ana II an e1oia - mate oE
the i0ca, bureau 40 doubt, a large
number Of peepls could be induced
q, ,,.,. b.,a
,..., A.-4A. .,.
- '1~ - - -'~' -''',' ''-~
eminent VAL DC ASKED % Seo@
an exhibit bat q proposition
will be brought before the
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i9aSio'e 'of 'l9 Nl.'Ued yVioI'' ~ l
e" 2aoy - :, '''i7-.' I,iS C,';,S 3 ~
3'''i l ''-'~' ~ AZ 1-iS - ''~'> =
-1 ''iy 90p'o e--7 - 10 80 :; : 80 :
500 800 40 e'e' ~ ~, =, -. - 49,
icy - 49, ~ - = 80 80 80
l ,-i.'. lV'> NJ - -T[~eC LII $3.50
=. = 80, .,.,I - :, - ,,a;,e;nr -
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-, =, . - - - - g. 80 al,says
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80 -. +, - ~ ~ In sal
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seats, would have removed any such
prejudice, the remarks ~ the Count
i1d not caat any reelection "a tha
defendant "a hoI counsel they ~elo
40, laIah 90 Improper it ~a-s - lae
latuso ~ a Warning. Ne .ro Aol
prepared to hold chat When t1e
CuuIt ,eeo JT has lta attention called
20 ilApguPeE conduct Oh tao part of
any J4o present luIDs a u-e.l tb..-
tAe DIesl1lus Judge should REMAIN
aI.eat aul aos notice Is GA tlo
contrary no hold that DO - tho duly
~ the Coug5 90 at once take notice
Og 70, aud u necessary - impose &
penalty 70. such misconduct.
Ne 10 not aud from tho 6.4 ~
exceptions allowed, that any eNcep-
lOu Nas allowed al 30 tho lnyesllga
lions, bat only 10 tho ruhngs OF tho
Court, that ono exception Mas too
ATE. and to tho refusal 0t tho Court
10 modify tho consure OF COrgoa.
There arc other exceptions con
tanned IA tho bal, bat they we've Dot
argued and pEoaumed - 90 aoan-
dOHed by council.
Ne therefore for tho reasoua above
see forth, os5rrale the exceptions.
" \ kinney for tho prOsecu-
ton; J. \ MagOon for defendant.
Honolulu, July 22d, 1898.
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ADMISSIONS:
ADULTS 25c.
IMarshal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF
ID Execution, isaCed out Of the First
Circuit Court, on the Plat day OF June,
4. D. 1868, against William Davies, de-
fendant. in favor Of Il. Jav Greene,
plaintiff, for the suaa Of 51GL72, have
levied upon and shall expose for sale at
The Police Station, in the District Of
f!onoln.u, Island Of Oahu, at II O'Clock
IF FRIDAY, the A3h day of August. = ID.
1868, 10 the highest bidder, al the right,
title ard i8ferest of the said William
Davies, defendant, in and 70 the follow
ing property, unless said Judgement.
interest. costs and ny expenses be
previously paid
List Of property for sale:
Two House Lots situated in P8uahou,
Hcnolpu, on Bingham and Netealf SIS
The frse having Ar area II 75-IOO Of an
acre. more particularly described in deed
q Patty 20 Graham recorded in GDsr 7G,
pa 1e 89f.
Aleo lot containing =. 200 square feet
asd described in deed RI Dillingham; ~
Graham. recorded in LibeT e., page 42G
both being portions of the pasture lot
belonging 70 the Oshu College and daily
convaye6 ~ said William Dawes bY deed
of ". r.. Gornrall rsfad 1gnst5 1889.
recorded ~ Iiber tt2, page 4O6. together
win fhs buildings and sppurfensnces
thereon. SAID property being subject ~
z mortgage. however. II a. 800 - the
estate u r 81. Hebron ard - = second
roorfg re d $50 n ". X Castle, dated
Jplv -, 1897, and recorded IN L1ber 1873.
page ~.
Also. - Shares of the Pioneer Bald
ln2 and INN Association Company. said
shares being represented ~ certificate
So $50 for shares, and ~ certificate
20 ut for ~ aharaa. said shares ri
stock. however. reIuR subject together
with the airranenfipne real estate e.
tho said mortgage ~ Y X CaefIe
4 ". Brown.
Depufy Marshal
FEa~17rIn. fnfy q, fSq3 3f2i r.
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TIE NEW LINE.
Il VIII Develop Trade With the
South Seas.

The Brisbane Telegraph Of the
9Th inst. has al extended account
Of the first voyage Of the steamer
Miowera, Of the Canadian Pacific
line in which It says
"One thing is made apparent By
the account Of the passage Of the
M.owera across the Pacific, and
that IS that i viii he possible BY
means Of the Canadian-AGstralian
service to greatly develop trade
With the South seas. The very
mention Of the names Of the groups
Of Islands lgiag aion gslde the route
View Caledonia, New Hsbrides,
Fii. and Hawajl-is sufficient to
ind;c cate the trade possibilities. 50
far Honolulu is the only stopping
place. and already a trade IN ship
ping Up between the Hawaiian ISL
spds and British Columbia On
thjs subject she World, Vancouver
makes the following statements,
which directly Affect Queensland
frrI5 exporters .-Fr5no Honolulu
the Il owera brought 1850 lunches
II bananas. 30 crates Of pine
apples. and 100 water me-
.ons The fruit shipped from
Honolulu was selected by T
". Harvey. formerly Of this city.
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