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United States, virtually saved Gordon's
life, who was soon afterward sent TO
Richmond by n Gag Of truce, and III re-
turn Captain Frey was released. This
morning Captain Gordon. who is So
ourning in this city, called on Minister
Frey, and the two saw each other for
the first time.
"As may be well supposed, the meet.
ing was highly interesting to both and
10 ali who chanced to be present. There
was an interchange Of experiences dur
ing the prison life OF each, and recital
OF the fearful suspense both were sub
jec;ed 10 for u time.
"lhey separated, evidently highly
gratitied to have personally met each
other after nm interval OF seventeen
years, when the lie OF one depended on
that OF the other, and under clrcum-
stances SO changed"
IN THE MINISTRY.
Q With death staring him in the face
and surrounded on all sides with the
horrors of prison life, Capt. Gordon's
thoughts naturallyturned to the sources
OF spiritual consolation end Rev. Handy's
book speaks frequently very highly OF
his eloquent efforts during the religious
meetings held every day among the pris-
oners by the author OF the book and
those assisting him in the gospel work
inaugurated by him. Soon after his re-
turn to Fort Delaware Capt. Gordon de-
cided to study for the ministry. He re-
ceived many valuable and sometimes
even rare books on theological subjects
from sym pathizing friends while in pri-
son. and took them with him to Rich
mond when he was sent there to be eX-
changed. But the place whore he had
stored them away went up in smoke
with many other buildings when the
city was taken.
During his long imprisonment he
suffered from sunstroie in July, 1864,
from the effects OF which he never en-
tirely recovered. Subsequently he en-
gagged in journalistic and literary work
in Kansas, No., in this city and later
in Colorado. In 1880 he married Soc
ond time, his bride being Mrs. Fanny
Kelly Of this city, the author OF n book
entitled my Captivity Among the
Sioux" In Colorado he met Capt.
Payne, OF Oklahoma fame, and warm
friendship sprang up between the two
congenial men. During Payne's pro-
gress into tho Indian territory Capt.
Gordon, who went there with him, pub.
lshed and distributed newspaper
from an ordinary movers" wagon. on
which press was carried along. The
"boomers" located in the Cherokee
strip, recently opened to settlement,
but were driven out by the United
States at the request of the interior de-
partment, and all their buildings, in
Guiding Capt. Gordon's printing office,
destroyed.
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NEW York. Nov. S-A considerably better
spirit prevails In the dry goods market to-day;
There were signs OF returning confidence, ana
some Indication of returning orders. Hope that
tho election results would be considered pro.
test against the possibilities ofunfavOrable tariff
revision seemed to be the IN )st prominent char
acteristic in the market. md on this hope was
based The tendency and belief that prices and
business should Improve. Prints and printed
fabrics are steady, with moderate inquiry.
Printing cloths are quiet but firm.
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UNION STOCK YARNS, CLkREMoST, |
MONDAY. Nov. T.. I

MONDAY, Nov.
swine-The market shows but little II any
change since last Thursday. The receipts mum
Der about 1850 head less than last Monday.
Trade Is slow, and heavy hogs arc the hardest TO
dispose Of. and reported US being very dull.
Quotations.: Light western hogs s. jOaU 70 per
lou lbs. gross, and extry light western shade
higher; heavy western hogs 81 00a6 40 per 100
lbs. gross: pigs at So 0On6 so per 100 lbs gross,
and rouyhs sell at s. OJaj 80 per 100 lbs. gross.
Sheep and LaubS-,fhe trade in sheep and
lambs Is only fair and values are unchanged.
We quote the range Tor sheep at 2a31sc per d.,
and lambs 21@aI1Ic per lh, gross
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MRs. WfSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions OF mothers for
their children while teetlling, with perfect sue
cess. II soothes the child soitcns tho gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, aud Is the best
remedy for Dlarfhga. It will relieve the poor
In every part of The world Twenty-Five cents II
bottle BE sure and ask for MRS. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
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WheeIlnn & lam Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. october /. l5J! lrAinl
will run u follows city time:
LEAVE WHEELING 400 a. M, 100 o. IA. S:)l
a. m, 300 L. m l0:O1a In 100 a. M. l3'O) "A.
J 20 p. m, 800 p. m 800 p. III, 100 ,. m, jJl
p m, coop N. 7:1) p. m, 500 p. In, 9:jJ .
IN. II w y. N.
LEAVE ELM GRoyE-'6:Ol e. m. 800 4. m. 500
a. IN. GOA IN. 1000 4 ~ ll:1o q. IN. 1900 IA.
90 p. M, 800 p. m. 500 p N. t;CJ p, m I;)I
2. m, $500 p N, 800 p. II, $500 p Ia, 0lGp,
NJ. 10 Top. IN.
oDatlg, except sunday.
suSDAY-Church Trims leave Elm Grove 4.
9:sS u IN. aud Wheeling ~ l,;i7 .. m
IL I WEfsGERBER,
ool General ManageE
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or. CITY, Pa. Nov. a-0pened and lowest
72iSc; highest and closed 7Sc; sales HOOD bar
rels; clearances 1900 barrels; shipments 233 81
barrels; runs 1862 barrels.
New YoRR. Nov. S-Pctroleun quiet; no
sales: November option closed at 721sc asked.
PITTSBURGH. PA. Nov. S-Opened and lowest
72JSc; closed and highest 7Sc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Tho Featurcs of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
New YORK, Nov s-Money on call easy atlH
per cent; last loan ~ per cent: closed offered nj
II per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5aGIS per
cent. Sterling exchange steady at 81 Siai sig
Sales ofstoclis were $4,000 shares,
II not by any means certain that the Repub.
licnn victories ut the polls yesterday had not
stock exchange to-day There were several
heavy orders 10 buy from the west anu from
Philadelphia, which were TO be traced 10 sources
which looked upon the oyerturniug oil existing
majortics us n natIoua! blessing But as the
purchasing movement was most marked i'll the
leading industrinls. the main cause assigned
for the strength OF the market was that the
Washington GdviCcs Indicated the improbRbility
unSettie these properties The opening prices
were 14nlis POI Cent over iiilal sales Monday,
and under brisk buying al advance was made
in the early dealings rnnglnh from z TO y" per
cent, in which Sugar, both preieffea 8ha com
mon, Chicago Gas General Electric western
Union, Delaware q Hudson, Distilling, Lead
preferred. Cordage and Louisville, New Albany
& ChiCngo, shared most largely. This improve
mcut was reached before II O'Clock, and the
higher figures brought on reaIizationS which
caused partial reaction. Tho depression was
OF brief duration at this time aud By noon prices
were again IN the upward turn. lut during the
first part OF the afternoon he bears began 10
show signs OF movement, throwing some goo1
sized blocks OF sugar, which had further ad-
vapccd "a per cent on the market which broke
that stock IA per cent the rest OF the list
sympathiZug to the extent OF 5sal per cent IN
the tlnHl dealings Sugar recovered - per cent,
but the general market closed heavy ut a renc.
ton but at an advance on the days transactions
ranging from q 70 sc per cent.
The railway bond market was IN the main
strong.
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wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY,


sunday, Srptember3 1893.
Leave Whceiing-tG;il $500 $500, f9:5,2l1ao
II. m. 1880 S:5. tI;SD, 1900 p N.
Leave Peninsula-i6:i6 1906, SS:O5, t0:5l sllA5
a. H.. $40. o3.2i 1880, 1906 p. N.
Arrive Termlual juuctiou-t;5s, tsl7 3S;l1,
tl0O}, tl:ij u M. 92ns $3.50 it;iG. 5g;ls p. IN.
Of 40 1850 s3.JJ. ti0i tj:lI. is.2j, sg:E p N.
Leave Martins FeTry-t7:Ss, sO.g7. a. m. 'l2:ij.
t2:3s si.05, t;lO. tj:lg tS.8l. 1853 y. NJ
Leave Penlnsuln-i7.3i. sg.ld am, 'lg:Jl, '2;B,
si:ii, ti;i7. 15:l5. t5:as lib,nI p. IN.
Arrive Wheeiug-t7:i0, sg.2O n m, 'i2:5,
e2;5l, 2il7 ti:2j. 1851, iS;il s):ll p. N.
eDaily, tDGily except Sunday Sundays only.
All trains will run or Eastern Time
J.E TAUSSIG, SUPERINTENDENT
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CHICAGO. Nov Selection returns, combined
with Wall street activity aud heavy New York
price in tho face Of heavy receipts and u re.
ported big increase iu the visible supply Win
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vSn Pennsylvania Stations
[Vl8RRSgIV3nid Inns.
Trains Run by Central Time.


TIcETr OFFICERa AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION oS
WATER ST. fdDr or ELESENTu ST, WHEELING
At MClUEE HOUSE,, WHEII.TS0, AID At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, iHtpGEpObr.
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nIatnls.
Wool.

NEW YORK, Nov S-Pig iron dull; American
sl2 OOnli 50. Copper dull; lake 50 Is. Lead easy
domestic 50 30. lin hrmer; straights so Is.
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EVENTFUL CAREER
OF q Former Well Known West
Virginia Newspaper Man.
He WAS EDUCATED IN WHEELING,

Which was the Homo of his Boyhood.
Captain William Gordon's Death in
Washington Recalls his Life Of adj
venturc-Tho Man for Whom the
Noted Col. Frey was Held as Host
AEGEAN Incident ofthe War.
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Cotton.

New YORK, Nov. s-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece l9a27c: pulled 2Oa25c; Texas lOal5c.
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crxcNxATr, O.. Nov, S-cotton steady; mid,
ding SO
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Trains No. IS aud IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling ard Chicago.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud after Monday. June 10. Passenger
Trains will run Us follows: PDaily. tDnily Tx
800 l,,,,,1ny, f'npIFnI limo
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From Pittsburgh, 1925 n. m and $50 p. m. and
1910 a. M, daily. and I2:i5p. IN, except sunday,
aud IO:6jn M, Sunday only
Washington accommodation, 1850 u m, daily.
eNCcDt Sunday.
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Sold on Positive Guarantee.
90 MILES PiLLS,5o DOSES 25cTs.

Sold by Druggists EVERYWHERE. mrl8.MwF4wy
No Money Required of Responsible Par
dies to Commence Treatment.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF traIng on and aftoF
August 7, 1891 EXPLANATION OF REFEHESCG
MARKS: 'Daily; iSundny excepted: iAIonday
excepted. Saturday executed Sunday only;
saturday only Eastern Standard Time
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-24
Those Four Thousand!
EDITOR Bulletin

EDITOR Bulletin
The Advertiser is again this morn
ing at its inveterate habit of prevari-
eating by saying that ''the cordial
support of the four thousand (4OUW
votes of the Portuguese is large
tactor in the strength of the annex.-
ton cause" | am not very curious,
but | would like to know whence
those 1000 Portuguese votes cone
from? The last census of lS90-tle
correctness of which cannot be gail
said. since it was made by the pres
ent secretary of the p. G.-brought
the total Portuguese population, N
the whole group, to SbO2: 471O males
and 1892 women. Out of these males,
llOl were under l5 years of age and
about 500 more between l5 and -,
leaving about 3l7O as the extreme
possible number of age for voting,
unless the Advertiser expects 10
make the women also help tie
cause" by spurious voting. But out
of this total of males of voting age
only 2O90 have been regularly regis
tered, official figures. Moreover,
since 1890, the Portuguese popula-
ton has largely diminished, 6O7 go
ing away up to July, 1892, accord
ing to Thrum's Annual, and as many
more since then, SO that the highest
estimate cannot allow more than
1900 Portuguese voters now on the
Islands. Out of these again, less
than 1900 know how to read, and
these last alone, in case of plebis-
cite for annexation, would be able to
vote, so that even supposing that
every Portuguese voter would vote
in favor of annexation, which is very
far from being exact, whatever the
demagogues among them may say,
this "large Jactor" with which the
Advertiser wants to blind us would
dwindle down from 1000 to less than
1900, about one-half of which are in
Honolulu. If the various other
large factors to the annexation
cause" cannot stand enquiry better
than this, it's boasted strength
must be very tottering! At any rate,
dear 'Tiser man the next time you
try to prop up your rickety cause on
figures, do give yourself the trouble
of better posting yourself, especially
on STATISTICS.
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'' august.
Flower

The Hon. ]. w. Fennimore is the
Sheriff Of Kent Co., Del, and lives
at Dover, the County Seat and Cap
ital of the State. The sheriff is
gentleman ffty-nine years of age,
and this is what he says: II have
fused your August Flower for sew
"eral years in my family and for my
town use, and found it does me
"more good than any other remedy.
II have been troubled with what /
call Sick Headache. A pain comes
in the back part of my head first,
and then soon a general headache
"until 1 become sick and vomit.
At times, too, l have fullness
after eating, pressure after eating
"at the pit of the stomach, and
sourness, when food seemed to rise
"up in my throat and mouth. When
~ feel this coming on if take
little August Flower it relieves
"me, and is the best remedy l have
fever taken for it. For this reason
81 take it and recommend it to
"others as great remedy for Dys-
"pepsia, &c." o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
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Superstition and Corruption.

EDITOR Bulletin
We hear so much about the ex-
Queen and the natives being super
stitious that | send you this clipping
from late Examiner, 1t will show
that we in Honolulu have got no
monopoly of kahunas or of supersti
tious people, there being some of
both classes in San Francisco as
well as here. This clipping is for
the especial benefit of Hon. w. r.
Castle and the Rev. S. +. Bishop.
These same two gentlemen never get
tired telling us that the last Legis-
lature here was SO awfully corrupt.
They should look at the last session
Of the California Legislature for
corruption. There one statesman
remarked that every other Legisla-
ture had been accused of taking
everything except the capitol: ne
thought that this one ought to take
that away also--and it did. See tbe
holy show the statesmen are maxi lg
of themselves in Nebraska and Kan
sas. So | hope the p, g. A. and he
Star will give us something new,
and | would advise the p. G.. to n
vest in muzzle for the ll-Liberal
ANOTHER TOURIST
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ANOTHER HEAD IN THE BIAS.
KTT

Another victim has been found
and decapitated by the p. G.. Mr.
Henry Defries, who has been head car
penter on the Government wharves
for several years, was summarily
dismissed this morning, without rea-
son whatever being given him. 1t is
thought by his friends that his re-
fusal to join the Annexation Club
and don a badge has been the cause.
Mr.. H. Waterhouse had asked him
to join the ranks of the annexation
lists, but Mr.. Defries refused on the
ground that he had never meddled in
politics and could see no reason why
he should do SO now. 1t must break
Mr.. Thurston's heart to read of such
doings, so glaringly at variance with
the principles of his famous non
partisan civil service pronuncia-
mento in 1888.
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The Church Fight.
EDITOR Bulletin

EDITOR DULLETlN.-
The scandal" in the fold of the
Anglican cathedral has become a
topic for public discussion. The
latest contributor is an unknown"
of three months residence, who, in
this mornings p. G. A., undertakes
to settle the question out of hand.
1t is not to be wondered at that the
delectable element of "carpet bag
gers" having scored signal success
in their foray upon the political
offices, should turn their attention
to church government, as possible
source of pelf and plunder. The
cool audacity of the "unknown's"
proposition to oust the Bishop from
the possession and control of his
own church finds pat precedent in
that historic event wherein Satan
essayed the same benevolent game
upon the Almighty. But the game
failed in that case, as it will in this,
1t is surely no new principle that if
man gives another license to
occupy his house, and finds, after a
time, that the terms of the license
are being violated, he may revoke
the license, and terminate the occu-
pancy. How absurd for the offend
ing licensees, in such case, to com
plain that the disturbance of their
possession is blamable upon the
owner, who insists upon conformity
to the terms of his license, rather
than upon themselves, who have
violated those conditions. If we
look carefully for precedent for
the Bishops proposed action, may
we not find it in the episode of the
Sayionr's expulsion of the money
lenders, etcetera, from the temples
Is the editor of the "highly respect
able journal" of the early morning
aware of the coarseness and wanton
abuse of an estimable and talented
churchman which the letter in it,
columns contains! If so, he is deeply
blamable for allowing its publica,
tion. If not, he is wantonl y negli
gent of the rights Of Others,
An ONLooKER IN VENICE.
April "A, 1893,
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The BULLETIN REGISTRY on our first
page offers the lowest advertising
rates ever heard of in Honolulu for
those wanting situations or help,
houses or tenants, rooms or roomers.
This new departure originated in a
feeling of sympathy for persons out
of employment, for whom the rates
are made lower than for any other
class in the REGISTRY. The advan-
tage to all concerned is the greater
from the fact that no other daily
paper in Honolulu comes up to the
BULLETIN in the number of its sub
scribers. Everybody is invited to
put this claim to the test of actual
examination.
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Geo. Manson VS.. Bishop Willis.
EDITOR BULLETIN

EDITOR BULLETIN
l have not the honor of knowing
the Geo. Manson who in this morn
ing's Advertiser has attempted to
stir up i'll feeling against the Bishop
Of the Anglican church. MIR. Man
son says he is only three months in
the country and admits that he is
not member of the church-.that
is, such as would entitle him to Il
voice in its management. Bishop
Willis issued an "open letter" ad
dressed to certain members of the
church and marked it, Not for pub
lication;' but in defiance of the
ordinary rules of journalistic ethics
which should govern such case,
one newspaper printed the letter,
and now comes one Geo. Manson
along, who after three months
stay here knows all about it and
pours his little venomous pot of oil
not on the troubled waters, but on
what he alleges to be an Anglican
church fire. submit to your Christ
ian readers of whatever name, that
the unchristian tenor of this Mr..
Manson's letter puts him out of court
as Judge in the case. | am sure that
his gratuitous and free use of a
vocabulary totally unsuited to the
subject he has selected will not gain
the thanks or respect OF any men,
Der of either congregation, between
whom there is no such feeling as
this strangers letter would imply.
by their fruits We shall know
them," said the head of the church,
and an unchristian spirit of contro-
versy never yet did any good. But
it would seem that Geo. Manson has
an annexation axe to grind as he
writes, But annexation will settle
this question as it will others equally
as vexed, and Dishop Willis will not
be the only one who will have tC
hunt fresh fields and pastures anew
One is led to suppose that Geo
Manson has "whitewashed" his ma
tionality and is proud to hold himself
high for proper admiration. AS 6
brand new annexation sample he has
right to advertise himself; he is al
any rate in the ''swim" SO to speak
For my own part | prefer to swim
against the stream when | feel like
it, and when get tired or ashamed
Ct the Union Jack under which
was born, too will follow the Man.
son plan of advertising the fact tC
an admiring world.
d. M. CRowLY.
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By Jas. F. Morgan.
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ in pursuance of Power OF Sale con-
tanned in certain lndenture of Mortgage
executed September 5th, 1892, by William
c. Achi and Isabella A. Achi, his wife, of
Honolulu, to Charles X. Bishop and Sam
uel NJ. Damon, partners under the firm
name of Bishop Il Company. OF said Homo
lulu, and recorded in Liber 139 at pages 2G6
to 30, the said mortgages intend to fore
close the said mortgage, for condition
broken, to wit: the non-payment of the
principal and interest secured thereby
when due. And notice is hereby further
given that, upon such foreclosure (and un-
less said mortgage shall have been sooner
pad), it is the intention of said mortgages
TO sell the property therein and thereby
described and mortgaged, at Public Auc-
ton, at the auction rooms of James Z.
Morgan. in said Honolulu, on SATUR-
DAY, the Goth day of May, 1893, at u
o'clock noon.
E~For further particulars apply to c.
w. Ashford. Attorney for Mortgages,
Merchant street, Honolulu.
BISHOP & CO., Mortgages.