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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-11

Evangelistic services will be con
Quoted by the Y. M. G. A. in Bethel
hall on Saturday and Sunday at 7:3C
p. m.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-11
HAWAIIAN STAMPS WANTED.

Fine job Printing at tie Bulletia Office
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-11

Y. NJ. G. A. HALL.
Evangelistic services in the Y. NJ.
c.. A. hall. 6:3O to 7:l5 p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

gun yesterday. 1t will probably last six or eight
weeks The trial excites little interest. except in
legal circles. 1t is generally understood that II
the ex-Mnisters be condemned they will be par
doned.
London Dec "a few days ago a Government
powder magazine at Waltham Abbey exploded.
several persons being killed and number OF
others being injured. To-day the magazine Of
private cap factory at the same place blew up, In
turing several persons.
London Dec 29-The OF Joseph Havelock
Wilson NJ F. labor leader. came up In the
Bankruptcy Court to-day. Mr. Thomson addressed
the Court in behalf OF Mr.. Wilson saying that his
clients debts had been fully paid.
Berlin Dec "a petition against the adoption
OF the proposed tax tobacco has been circulated
in various parts of the Empire and has received
900 signatures. This petition will be presented
to the Reichstag
Guelph Ont. Dec. 22-The entire dairy herd at
the Ontario Agricultural College here has been
subjected to test for tuberculosis. OF the entire
herd. only eight animals have been adJudged
sound and these have been isolated from the
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
GREAT DISTRESS IN BARCELONA.

HUNDREDS or FAMILIES SUFFERING oN A. o' NJ
or ARRESTS OF SUSPECTED ANARCHISTS.
London, Dee. 22-A dispatch from Madriu 10 ''c
Central News says that the arrest or Jose Nou'.''
who has confessed tha, he was the author oi '"e
homb explosion in the Lyceum Theatre AT l'a'o'
Iona has afforded relief to worknsfhe"' VIM az,
now less harassel by police visitations 20 , tns'
homes Hundreds of families are IN great u'rt t,
lacking the necessarics OF life owing 10 ihe wi1 }
sale arrests Of men VINO were suSi'c''H VI "''7
IMPLICATED in Anarchist plots. ,.. ,.r,o ,
One of the In custody. soapniaker la.e l,n,ed
N,r,no Ceruelo. has confessed that he asSistc'
pollog In the attempt to assassnate irherai Hii w.
lnez dc Campos at barcelona re a'so Sa io,nInc n
ha acted as a confederate 10 Codlna III n..hIiinF
and causing the explosion in the lyceum Ihehsre hs
'rhc nolice believe that the evidence they haNe
eecmred as 10 Anarchist plots In Barcelona Is no"
complete
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
TPyIN.; TO REOPEN TIE MAVERICK CASE

NEW EVIDENCE ~ favor 0V TIE CONDEMNED
WOMAN REPORTED To n.' BEEN st''hh'
London. Dec. p baroness dc Roques' mo'her VI
Mrs Florence Maybrck. the American woman "'"
e,.r,.,nr a NE sentence IN Wokng Prison on con-
teton ~ having uosoned her husband. James May
hrick formerly a wc-known Liverpool merchant
has not vet abandoned hope OF securing me re-
ieaso OF her daughter She has retained Mf. uN!,S'
" ,..Il.knoUn solicitor Of London. To reopen ,ne
ca. Nr Harris has already communicated WI. VII.
Mir Asquth tho Home Secretary ~" say say, ma a.
49,. has urw evidence OF a sensational cha!hi'e
in favor of Mrs Mayhrlck. -, .u.o
In an Interview to-day Mr.. Harris said' =
30. r,nuinic1rel with the Home once, asking
Tor an Independent inquiry into the case al @ whch
Tho Crown and Mrs Maybrick should DE rcprr-
s,, sn al b, cotnscL Mr. Asqulth. the Home Secre-
,arr has promised 10 consider the application We
have strong accumulauvc evidence thh' MI nap
hrick was IA regular arsenic taker.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
WILL THEY TRY TO KIDNAP BABY RUTH

Abilene Kan. Dec. 22.-Two letters were found
On the street Wednesday by country woman and
handed to the police. one was from Minneapolis
and sad
We have everything ready for the White house.
and will send Grover TO Hades when the, pusIe
sounds We will also get our $4,000 we VIII star!
for the White House now. We nave never iaheu
In our job. and won't now.
The other letter is from Topeka, December 10. and
says:
We have concluded TO make two Jobs out or me
White House business. We will take the OLDEST
child first. We can get her all right Moihe % tsan %
get her and hand her to us ana we VIII Mp
her until the reward is offered 1t means tnousahus
TO US TO get this child Ruth. and we VIII &c. net neil
60 right on. ,
The police consider the letters the work OF crahks
A queer acting Individual who was around the CITY
early In the week declaring that he would soon De
rich Ia supcosed 10 have been the recipient or tneih
He has gone eastward. and has not been iocateo
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Tbs first meeting Of Mrs. Jonas 3. Kissam s
dancing class held last night, in the ballroom
at the Waldorf, and was complete success. Next
TO Mrs. John T. Halls it is the largest dancing
class OF the season. its membership exceeding go
persons Last night the young people were received
by Mrs Kissam and the patronesses Of the class.
who are Mrs. ]. Edward Simmons Mrs. William
H. Beadeston, Mrs Robert W. Todd, Mrs. Calvin
T. Adams. Mrs Henry B. Ely Mrs. John G. Nc
Cullough. Mrs. Henry L. Horton Mrs. George
West and Mrs George c. Bodt The ballroom
was handsomely decorated with palms and flowers
There was no cotillon. The dancing. which was
Informal was begun shortly after $50 o'clock and
continued until midnight, when supper was served
at small tables in the cafe. Dancing was resumed
after supper.
Some of the young people present were Miss
Edith Beadleston. Miss Olga Gossler Miss Caro-
line Halsey Miss Eo.th Little the Misses Kissam.
Miss S. Agnes Havemeyer, Miss Sadie Eraser Miss
Lucy Inman. Miss Ludngton; Miss De Barry Miss Miss
Ho.e pSda ss A7s n M MISS ALICE
Mss Ethel SEp Mis- Ruby MIS- Miss FO
Mis- s,6 wS Mis-: Mis- H.en BLANCHE e PAGE Rss
Miss Jennie Minor, Miss Harriet onelton. William
P. whyland;, Clarence Storm. Alexander V. Roe,
{S;sPh s%mSaS ee0Sfs RHaT o55 S!s5n PHp
Mtln Mdne Otto G5@fS Tcus Sf5vfs Pes Rse9
sSrns @dm Msn R Sn
Henry S Kissam, Harry Learned, l. Irving Bro
kaw w De Wolf Dimock and A. f.. Bell jr The
next meeting of the class will take place on jan
uary 5.
Mrs David Stewart. OF No. 32 Fifth-ave., yes
terday gave another large reception with music
Solos were sung by Nine Rolla and Messrs. Duff
and Mckinley. Lou Marx, the violinist played
several selecfohs.
Mrs Richard Browns fortnghtly dancing class
met for the second time this season IN the Men
deissohn Assembly Rooms last night. There was
no cotion.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Miss Fair will give
the first OF series Of receptions this afternoon at
their home. No. 453 Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Strollers have been drawing good audiences
at the Broadway Theatre all the week with Ivan
hoe UP to Date" and 81. Johns Guild will probably
receive not far from $1,000 from the performances.
The last performance will be given tonight, and
about 250 students are expected 10 be present.
An apology made for Nine. Melba at the
Metropolitan Opera House last night on account OF
her III health and presumed inability TO do justice
TO her part in "Pagliacci" She sang the part. how
ever. xather than compel the managers to change
the bin.
occurred last night at the Madison Square Theatre.
The souvenir which was distributed small
clock with a scene from the farce on Its face.
"a Temperance Town" will be continued for only
two weeks longer.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
STUDENTS PROFIT BY RATE WAR.

Ann Arbor Mich, Dec 22.-As a result or the
rate war which IL on between the Toledo ana
Ann Arbor and Michigan Central railroads, the
students are getting low holiday rates this year
All day yesterday the two roads sashed rates
until last evening return trip tickets good up to
January 10 were sold to Chicago for 81 and to ST.
Louis for S. The greatest cut was in the rate TO
Kansas city. which fell from s37 to SIS. The Toledo
and Ann Arbor road. backed up by the Wabash and
Glover Leaf lines took the aggressive; but the
OF the last cut In the rate to St Louis
and return The former roads reduced the rate
TO S. but the Michigan Central failed to drop lower
than $40 The Toledo and Ann Arbor road has
felt sore ever since the Michigan Central cut
the rate Chicago Thanksgiving Day BY rum
ming a IS excursion. and when that road again
announced $ rate to Chicago and return good
on its regular trains the Toledo road came back
at them by slashing rates all around.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THE JUyloR CHRISTMAS BALL.
A PRETTY DANCE IN THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE
LIBRARY.

LIBRARY.
Tho annual Christmas ball given by the Junior
class OF Columbia College, In aid of the College
Athletic Association took place last night In the
Library Hall Of the college building in East Forty
r,n,hst. near Madison-ave.. and was as successful
IN every respect as last years ball. Many of the
seasons debutantes were present and the ball was
a sprited and lively one from the start. The
decorations which were almost entirely OF green.
were somewhat more elaborate than n former
wears The balcony which surrounds me library.
was profusely dressed with holly, while double
line of evergreen roping was strung around 1t in
graceful festoons. From the centre OF the root
long fes,oons of evergreen. inertwned with holly.
were hung 10 the sides of the balcony. where were
aIsnIaved the many trophies by Columbia
athletes At the western end OF the room, on a
raised platform covered with dark green cloth and
decorated with palms and other green plants,
Iander's Orchestra played for the dancing. The
electric arc lights illuminating the dancing floor
were covered with a soft shade Of pink silk. In
formal dancing began soon after 10 o'clock. There
were twenty numbers on the programme At the
end Of the tenth dance. about midnight supper
was served In OF the lecture-rooms, after which
dancing was resumed.
AmSeg See sf s # eKay TWSo1bey Mrs.
Onts MOrs MIS- 4 rase ae rs Mrs
Ss Mrs Mrs Ad1a" M s%a4 @sb g.
s" Mrs Henri NJ Brasm. Mrs Edmund L. Bayiies, and
Mrs Il. Ciarkson Potter Among the dancers were
Miss Bessie Sands. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald Miss
Euretta Kernochan Miss Ireland Miss Cutting,
Miss Mary Cutting; Miss Catharine Living
Gardner. Miss Mary Jay the Misses Ander;;
Miss Louise % BEL Miss parlan Mss Miss Maud
ogden: Miss Elizabeth King, Miss Emily Norrie'
Miss Estee De Peyster Miss Henel De Peyster,
Miss Annie Stuyvesant. Miss Grace Henop Miss
Neeser; Miss Mary Kearney. Miss Beatrix Hender- der
Murray H. Strong. A. Newbold Morris Jr., Robert
Van Cortla ndt Alexander s Webb, 5r. John Ogden
Skidmore. Goodhue Livingston Henry Chauncey
jr, George Blagden. w. Hude Nelson. +. Crosby
Monroe Wainwright Parish. William Wainwright
Pierre Jay George P. Robbins. NJ. Astor Wilkes
Frederick Carey, Arden Robbins and John c.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
DIED.

aged IS years. sS1 father Of Charles p ana William p
rector sr Of Trinity Church. Sew-York City:
SSisd.iphis and washington papers please copy
.aSa.ny at Sd2w ssr Of the :s
Funeral December 2sd at 10 a. m at the house.
NswY9 cy PS 2s nd sSs Ssushss GsrSos o
Boston and Phiadeiphia papers please copy.
bsoa IN s. s yea. o hi: "
pssts rom s.,$sas: :;ssSs Brooklyn at
@ 81 Rsn's and sns ss SsuTss Psce
solemn Of requiem will be offered for the rsposs
oa,, of his s.wsp. s9q!
d Ma4S m S T'ey q %sm E
and daughter q Henry a SOgsr sas ousrt.r na,,
o'clock. at the residence Of Henry A. Bossrt.
HoUsToNon Friday Dec &c. 20 isas Prof Robert H0as'
fisa,a. ishs. s Monday VII peCemSeT 18th at 1870
HowE-on December 2ist suddenly in the oi't year q
sntaIday % h M r,s a Ff'efe' West
a2 big e ss + ';
.'Phiiadelphia Ledger please copy.
LowERRE-At Yonkers. n. Y. Dec. 22d, 1893. Seaman
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to stt:ad
Inerment at convenience Of family
MACBRIDE-On the 2lst inst. Of meningitis. James
son OF Geneyeve Gardner and James W. MscBrde.
Funeral Saturday at p. from 40 South Prtlandaves
rnsr%ent 1eDDSis" private
OLMsTEAD-On Friday evening. 22i inst. Samuel H
Relatives friends and members Of the Military Order e
the ov Wes rn2n 5 bs are a nYd o onas p
25th at o'clock p his late residence. 4o4 Ciin-
In,ar,nennt a. New Haven Conn Dec 90
December 2ist, ls93 VIM. r. Osborn aged 10 years y
rnterm"nt at waterville. N Y
Frances Louisa Blake. wife OF Arthur Dnion Osborne
Funeral her residence. 2eo Crown-s. on Sun
day. Dec. %. at p. ni
SCHuYIER-Sara Roach. beloved wife OF Charles e.
schuyler and daughter Of John B. Roach, suddenly on
Friday Dec. 22 Of pneumonia aged IS years and :
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
a Samuel late e" Of
Funeral services viii BE held at his 70
Sfscssn ocioes "0A''''' ~ '' ." 'A''O'' "'"'"'' "
srRAcrE-on Dec. 22d. at her residence, in F%,S:hns %
Rev Dr. William B. Sprague. In the nth year OF her
Eys a" son OF SsTSn S% T. ssd 'ss
Funeral services viii be held in St, ThOmas.s CHURCH
VAN IDERsTINE-In Brooklyn. on Friday. Decembss
rssr .svcss se. a. his a B
Sunday afternoon o'clock.
Interment ut convenience OF the family.
Q. Vest ';sS iatss % % CO.. GIVE Wa:
Funeral at o'clock p. m. on Saturday.
Please omit flowers.
KENsICo CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. 4s minutsQ
a trance Once Is East i2i-st Tesphons call. $50 "a
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THE BALTIMORE AT HONG KONG.

SHE WILL SOON PROCEED TO YokoHAM> TO BE
COME FLAGSHIP OF THE ASIATIC fouArHoN.
Washington Dec 22.--The cruiser Baltimore ar
rived at Hong Kong to-day. thus practically COM
pleting her long Journey from the United states
to the Asatic Naval Station by way Of the Medlter-
ranean the Suoz Canal and the Indian Ocean. Her
arrival was reported TO the Navy Department by
cable.
The Baltimore will proceed. after Christmas. TO
Yokohama, where she will become the flagship OF
on which Rear-Admral Skcrrett has his flag. The
Lancaster will start for the United states on tnr
arrival OF the Baltimore Her route Will he around
Cape Horn to New York where she will arrive
Some time in March The active days Of the Ian
caster have ended, and she Will probably be htteI
out as receiving ship.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
IORENTVIA AGAIN DEFEATED

FLIGHT OF THE MATADELE KGNG-MAJoE F'l'Hf'
REPORTS SEVERAL VICTORIES.
Cape Town. Dec. 22-A dispatch from BuawaE'
SAWS that Captain Wilson'S force defeated hihs
Iobengula beyond the Shangani River on December
" ysior Forbes commanding the forces In pursuit
Of Iobengula, telegraphed 70 Cape Town t9,day'
saying that he had repeatedly beaten 'le .ia,, n5
WELL .,,u, -, rccernher
~ and ii saw that many Matabele were coming
in at that point to deliver up their guns snu IN
gals They were submissive. and gladly HettIeI III
the small kraals to which they were ordered ne ne
accounts Of repeated attacks by Maiabe,ie ui1o. upon
Major Forbes's force are confirmed FORBES peat
them back easily and scattered them In hght
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ERIE OBJECTS TO FULL RATES.

Chicago Dec 2c-New tariffs were issued TO-DAY
hv the Chicago Committee OF the Central Traffic
Association to go into effect January ana 70 eS
p,re February 2s They dealt with rebates on but
ter eggs and poultry. advancing them cents per
100 mounds above those in effect. but still
not restoring them TO full rates. The UNDERSTANDING
is that the full restoration will be made March J.
The reason It Is not made now Is that the Erie
world not consent. Had the other roads persisted
In making II, the Erie would have refused 20 aa-
vance rates above the present basis. The tarins
published to-day provided for rates OF % cents cents
per 100 pounds on poultry TO New-fork; % cents
10 boston IS cents to Philadelphia, A. cents 10
baltimore IS cents TO Albany 27la cents to Bunaio.
Susnension Bridge Pittsburg and other points tax,
ing the same rate with corresponding rates 10 all
intermediate points. The rates of butter and eggs
and articles taking the same rates WERE I9 s new
York A. cents 10 Boston, 30 cents. Philadelphn-
"a cents Baltimore AZ cents Albany. 43 cents: Buff
falo Pittsburg etc. % cents. Under this tarin.
when freight is loaded by consgnor or unloaded by
consgnee 81 per car per day or fraction i thereof
for DELAY beyond forty-eight hours In loading or
Unloading viii be added to the rates named. The
COMMITTEES got out no tariffs to-day showing grain
rates 10 be Is cents to New-York The roads are
simply making that rate irrespective OF tariffs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
PostOMce Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending December q Win
close promptly in all cases at this office. follows:
Spain Portugal Turkey and British India. per s. L
Champagne Iayre ueters for other parts Of Europe
must be directed ''pe. La Champagne; at a. m. fof
Norway direct per Norge ueters must be directed
fdr Fortune island Jamaica and Jereme per :. Ape
per Alps'): II a. m. for Campeche chiapas,
Tbsseo and s;cs psr STATE. G s q hs ss
directed per City Of Washngton'); at III a. sor
Uayti Cunana and Carupano per 3 g. Prins f. Hendrix
letters for other Venezuelan ports Curacao. Trinidad
British and Dutch Guiana. must be directed per Psns
for Venezuela and Savanilla via Curacao per
Philadelphia uetters for other Colombian ports and
Tor Cumana and carupano must be directed per Phila.
delphia " at IL Complementary go m for Europe
letters must be directed per Spaarndam'o.
Mails Tor Hawaiian Islands. per .. g. Australia (lrou
San Francseo close here daily up to December si1 q
Ro jnneiro rom san Francisco close here daily up
psr ssS Tropie Bird lrom FranciscoS close hers
daily December %; ss, At $50 sS.D9, p a. NAL; Tor Ave-
wsrded Via Europs). New-zealand. Hawaiian FIJI anl
samoan Islands. per g. Marposa from San Fran.
csco) close here daily up to January at $50 p. IA.
arrival a; New;yG5s Of Of E,ruria With B,.s5
Australia via Vancouver especially addressed ony cloes
by rail Halifax and thence by steamer close at tht
Scs daily $40 B. Mails & for MgdsS. :s. o! ~ ra g
$3.50 .. Mails for Cuba. BY rnl to Tampa. Flat
and thence by sailing Mondaya Thursdayl an4
saturdays. close at this Office daily at $50 Malls
patch py st.smsr close Al this once daily q 500 = m
As'''''d mail sLss i'sss w. SAHrSS SIss'is:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
wugy HrRAv MAXIM WAS A BOY.

From The Lewiston Journal . ,ysa
When Hiram Maxim. the famous invenato,T, =, wsrs,
In sangeryiile Me-. anxious mammas sudcSed dcsd Maxim
boy.. In fact young Hiram grew up nnofhr NV I'm In
doubtful reputation q being the very wPr Sn PURPOSE
Of sneorSSinS any other Maine ncorrgSes TsSS aS
q ahsr ,,s niiSseds SSy and had devoted
Ss Sssn time 10 st1dyns his he might tme anw
had that flying mscbne all cSmpless1t Ry IN ABBOT
ana Sa. S hired M Tn ,ilsa H. Was tS ses s fyn; fT
with brush. One day man h.sn cs.'eS SseD N man in
s;q nS% sSnnee eut Miain sssss how hs
and ~. hov Dn,nted 10 board which ne 1aS nis
roughly dsnbed face. y forget to ~ ssx p'I, IT,yni
name" said the bov ''ano - os"
knoW his maA.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
p AND O. SERVICE IN THE EAST CRITICISED

Vancouver B c., Dec. 22.-Singapore advices py
the Canadian Pacific steamer Empress OF lndia
saw that IIennkcr Heaton N. T.. OF England VINO
is an advocate Of universal penny postage III the
course OF an interview there declared that the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation |o'h
many shamefuly neglected the East especially the
ser,Ice To China and the Straits Settlements The
majority OF vessels trading In those ports. III
his opinion, OF poor class ana INFERIOR III
anced and other respects to vessels trpding else
where He expressed surprise that the british @ Gov
ernment had given them the postal contract between
fcvlon and Bombay at a speed under twelve knots
The annual subsidy paid the company by the , brl,.
ish Government Is 1866 CO., which represents interest
ON more money than the whole fleet belonging 10
the Peninsular and Oriental Company ~ worth
Mr.. Heaton thinks that the time mas arrived lot
n frst-class British weekly service between Ceylon
and Shanghai OF fifteen knots. TO connect WIN the
Ernnress line between Vancouver and Hong Kong
He expresses the intention Of bringing the matter
up In Parliament when new contracts are called
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THE REV. WILLIAM J. POTTER.

New-Bedford Dec. p (SpeciaD. The Rev William
J. Potter. Of this city, died suddenly in Boston
lest night being stricken while on his way TO a
newspaper Office with II marriage notice. He was
- the stat. he attended Friends Academy Provi-
dencc and aficrward the Harvard Divinity School
ereeafional nitaran) Church OF this city, and re-
mainei there until year ago. During the war
his dscours. The Voice OF the Draft attracted
widespread attention. ara he was made chaplain
by President Lincoln and stationed at Camp Dis
tribution Alexandria lie contributed largely to
various publications. once editor OF The In
dcx" and was at time president OF the Free
Religious Associations lie was deeply Interested
in Indian, woman suffrage and temperance move
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
COLONEL HIGGIxsoy's sEvEy7IETH BIRTHDAY

Boston, Dec % (SpeclaD Colonel Thomas Went
worth Higginson celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth
day to-day, and received the congra tuations OF
friends at his home. in Buckingham-st In con-
versation with his guests he touched upon many
literary topics. among them the great literary ac-
tivity shown In the West. the undoubed literary
benefit that Chicago would derive from the great
Fair, and the tendency toward the estabhshment
States. This tendency he was inclined to believe
a thoroughly healthful and helpful one, notw1th'
standing the opinion held by his former fellow
townsrnan James Russell Lowell. that one literary
centre in country was best
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
MONEY ABUNDANT IN MEXICO.

Boston. Dec. CA City of Mexico dispatch to
to-nights Herald" says: Money Is abundant.
notwithstanding the high rates OF exchange on
the United States and Europe and transactions
few Bankers look for improving trade with
the incoming OF the new year. The general bank.
ing opinion is that silver will improve In price In
nroportion investments and enterprises revive
In Europe and the United States. The Government $
nain statement Of Its financial position is favor-
sbjv received. Its estimates that II VIII probably
increase the revenue are not considered
Finance Minister llmantour IL generally congratu-
lated on the success OF his administration"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
GIoouY OUTLOOK FOR SKATING.

Tho warner weather ysstc proved sore di appoint
ueut tho OF skating, aud tho youhes'er' "n
a,..,d o,d,os Christmas oil the leo feel despondent
Nanh,u,r Ete,d has been Hooded and ell Is now IN
ssdnoss for cold snap give NewYork one OF the oes
appointed skating ever seen In this ne'snoor
An expansive electric plant has been put IN ana eVe,y
accommodation will be made for skaters Donoa.uo w."
,h ,aces with johnson and three with Norseng
10 take place during tho wintor.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
READY TO DEVELOP COAL FIELDS

Duluth, Mimi, Dec 22-wof & King. railroad
contractors OF this city. to-day secured contract
for building sixty miles OF railway In Eastern
Kentucky, connecting the coal fields or PIKE
County with the Big Sandy River at whitehall
The contract Is for about seO00o0. and work begins
soon interests In these coal fields were sold year
by ex-Gevernor Proctor Knott to people III this
city interested In iron and steel nanufacture The
coal Is said to be OF the finest coke quaiity