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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
THE j TkSAls CAMPAIGN


THE gOCzxAL's eamp4ixB Il Wsges
yeas 10 aud ye@g oss for h'oesg an
es0nonBieaT g0yerza sns 10 estg, e7uDsy
state and sasIoD, regardless u nlen 0.
p4rshe@ TE Ggnts ahe DsIties % ID
peopie without being paid 70 d. % =
81 a1sIses 10 the f1il extsLt Of lie s6lIi
ties.
Because one q IEs editors - noEni
mated on the legislative ticket 10 tbi-
eoanfy. that does Bot aIter its sttis0ds
- change it, responsibility oDe iOtG.
Wbesber be II elected OF BOt, TaE
J0URsAL viii have the same eampaiRI
befcre Is, the same eOorse TO pursue. to
same duty 70 perform. That duty is III
duEy of ali high-ninded journalism
unseIfIsh devotion % the people. Tfs
eandIdzcy u Iis ed TOT IL not persOns
matter. n elected be will MAKE tbf
same fight for the people that he bas
made In pdnt-nothing more. nothing
less Hence he IL paying no zttentIa
20 personal attacks or personai poIities
Certain campaign speakers from Gov
eFnor PeLnOyer down 10 the smslIes
er0ssroAds cuckoo are expending timr
and attention upon The JoURsAL eci
e5r personally, because be hAi pens O.
bs on the Republican legislative ticket.
For m1t4cks upon bim Individually be
has only contempt. But ve ehslIsDge
tnem 70 SUCCESSFULLY ssssii the record
TaE JOURNAL has made 10 standing
Tor the rights Of the peO-
pie 70 have an honest aud economical
RovernmenL That is what true re-
f,fmegs and patriots nusg talk, advo-
cate, print, do, live aud work for OF
oar Repubiic ls la danger II overthrow.
Because fHE JOURNAL has been con-
zpicuous aud persistent 10 battling fer
me nights Of the people ils editor ex-
css attacks from some sources that he
considers only compliment. Bot be
bslleves The people will stand by him,
aDd whether they DO or not THE JoUE-
MAL win not alter its campaigns in the
g1sare one iosA. Those who engage In
parsonal warfare only beiittle them
selves. Ifthsy seek BY fAlsehoOds to
eehlsve their ends their end will lie
universal contempt. The JOUESAL
e3ItOr h charged in various places with
be ng this and icing that. All these
staaen0enls can simply b. set down a.
cimpaign lies for poilileal and personal
parpsaes. lis has potbing 10 conceal
81 his past personal OF political history,
nnd bis daily life Ia this eommunlty
4 4 been an open book. He has bseu
4 Rspnbllean from bis tifth. one Of tbs
rank and file. He has aiwAys fOaghl
rIn9n. combinss. extrayAgAncs and cor.
rnpti0n 10 all parties. He went intc
she county convention as al unpledged
delegate and will, if elected, go 20 ths
Stale leKislefnrs a. al unpledgsd rep
ressntaiive. exeepg that be will 90 ~ .
liebnblican upon party matters, a. q
nf4n. Il ne we're . man. would 60 ~ .
D.nlocrai II elected on she DemocrAtie
slehei. ar a. . PopnIlss " eiecied on ths
I.opnlisl ticket.
buf there are greater issues ~ stake
az ,he peDplc 0f Oregon 70 consider
inan aus mere political matter. ThsFs
/. eseas financlaI dspnasioD npon ou'
e1ne,fy. Il viii iake years bsfore ANY
.,l.1n'l times viii bs restored. Our
.,..c government must BE- placed
I.o,1,fally upon . more ecoDomsc basis
al .l1 ezpeosfs ahoud ~ reduced
... s..ff ttna rI...g aIafa 0lIIolals
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

By boezs aprlseazb51.s. - tkeT eH-Dsos
r-ash the 6ssessed roxtio1 ~ lie sHz-
There - ozfy ooe say ~ cure tssf2esG
ard fb11 - by e1us1Stgrho12l rSwr.s1lesA
Ds&rness y ea1-ed by a in1zu1s1 es1.1-
djltgD 1f TIE m1enEns EEiEg q the
Eansesrh&Mn Tats- Wben rhk tBte
rees iAfa1u,esd yea have = FEEtl5uE
s0z1d q is81erteex be4sinx. snd WbeE
4 - eszireiy etas@d d-afne@ Il the Ee-
-sst. sEs1 Baiess gtBe sfisWma1sv1 ez8
oe EAks1 ous AID this fghe re@EcEsd %
ftz noEwsi osz6itiaE. hezriog VII -
1ssfFg led fs<eFer- DiDe eases 0gs q ten
1rs esE1s.s1 by EaIErT6, WDlE1 - Dufb-
ing b1t "a ihfzn1ed cODditED1 of The
DDr1lz surfaces.
We vfN give O1e Hasdred Dollars
foF 4Ey ease % oe4frezz fez1sed ~ en-
rarrbl tbzt esnnof be cured ~ Halls
CatarSh Cure Sod f1E ezrcniars, fEee-
p. J. CEExET 4 Co, TVledOs o.
s9- 5Oid by druggists, 75se-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

A pvnEzf1ens pEIysieisn who wa much
Saz4EElEed By wOzsen ussd always g.
ssT. after hearing the symptoms de-
aczTbed. sMadzru, allow ne % see y01r
soos, plezse. Thers weTs often indig-
rMzs Exosessz, bat BE- always refused te
sEezs VFouzn wisoee shoes were TOO tigh;
fog hex, ~ tight shoes inteEfeTsd with
The cirruIation u the blood % s1ch Al
extent that IL pyzs iupossible under s1eh
cca1disioEs foE any remedy 90 Acs psoznps-
y. he Es1zIly ordered two sizes l&rgss
than ordinarily woru- Rortun4tely WON.
N sseEo 60 have reached realizing sense
Il what tkey have suffered from shoxi
shoes, and the ships ara Glied with long.
n4ErOw shoes, which give . woznzn's .
fOos an elegant appearance, and which
ara 80 comfoFszble Poassssing q weak
ness for fine shoes, take more than az
ordinary interest In displays of footwear
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

The Earl Of Aberdeen, vicsrOy and
governor general Of Canada. Is liable Al
any moxncnt 70 b. Ousted from his seat
In the house q lords and deprived q his
peerAge and estate By the TeaPpearznce
Of his elder brother, who vanished In a
most mysterious fashion years ago. dur
ing a voyage from New YoEk 10 Brazil.
from a vessel where he w2s serving -
sailor before the mast Notwithstanding
all efforts % discover q trace - 70 what
has become u him. no clew has ever
been obtained. nor Is there any certainty
Of his death --MontTeAl Star
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

FoE SALK.-One twenty acre tract,
with ak acres into bope, four acres into
uKe, one house, and all well under e1iIi-
walton. Will sell ~ acres. including the
above tract, with all the implements
desirable 70 make q good farm. Call
on or address, ID. H. Miller, Salem Or
Al miles east Of town on the Msclesy
road All garden land. VIII sell OF
trade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
GEO. G. WILL

DEALER IN
Steinway, Knsbe. Weboer, EmeE-
son and other pianos
storey a Clark and Earhen orgAHs
All frst elAss makes Of sewing ma
chimes
Smaller makes Of musical insGTu-
ments and supplies
Genuine needles, oil and new parts
for all makes OF machiDes-
Sewing machines and organs re
paired and cleaned.
Two doors north Of postofiies, Salem,
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
MARION CeUNTY.

FOR STATE KsiENArOias~f. l.. aitersOn a
saisni. and v "A hOb~on - stayt0n-
JOINT SENAIOh-For NAFion nnd Ciaek'
arnas, Aiona1 tses1er, H4ien-
FUH nkPnkesE ESIATfVEs-C. A. Mo1res
and A. hofer ~ Ssiem. David CFAlg % aa-
oissy, "A. q. h4rEi@y ~ wosaDgEn, and 4. 4.
Caiysn a. Hubbard.
Cox Nai@sIOA Ett--J. a. satson % Tarnsr.
shkRlfF -John Knixht % eAiem.
Cl.kkk-~i.. V. khien ~ huitsxlIls
THEAsChf.h.-A q. hfpgu 81 IurnsF.
aE1CORDEA-F. ~. Walsl - aaisaa-
A1aE s5Olk--D q. Consy a. Mia Clty.
sCHOOL suPEhiSIES0 0ESr-J. q Ura-
AN 81 Wcodsurn.
aUnFErOft-h. h. negrlck ~ aaisln-
COH0N Ek--A. n Cloash ef 49, "a
lUnlck o. PfAcs-fsr sAleza diasEi5i-
a.. a. loL ns0ns ~.
q sSf A tl.E~FoT nalem disu.e.-1. az.
Walp-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

The home boat Elvood arrives ~
Sunday aud wednesday; leaves from
Corvallis down Tuesday, and Saturday
for Portland; built for Salem route
patroui1es salem merchants; rAtes
always reasonable. +. J. Smith, agent
Wharf foot Of State street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

Tie Rep8bs5es1s q DJughzs e0GDf.
n<s gNag " make essan sS~~p- Tie.
h1gs pct % spseEscbd brgt-E.fiye ~
esunsy ti<<-s- Tue UsSass stGseks %
Gen- NJ Bfows. eznSs1ase ~ dRssEic
ssfnrAegs IL nasEiDg hsm hgzdsss1s 9
fr1e1d4 He - a fi.iog SosSK ls~ys
~ ake PAeffle ezsast. = soEns-F ssaLenn bsyy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sszied proposals . TIE ersest0s q . bsztld-
ing k9r a1e one sou ssnO1I EOT Dezt Eutez MI
% reeetved ny fne Bard ~ Trustees q SAID
senf.os a. The state tsDstrs, salem. ORGY
gutil y n'eIock non. Nzy l4tE ls-4-
Zach 1i mCsE Dc zccoU pAL.ec y = ceTItc1c
mex for SO
Ptsnk and sp@cf nfzftOaz can bS seen Al tne
nrsc@ OfS = MzEnss Arrhitecf. Portland, OEc
zJn o. AZ The oGes % c. II. BGTggrz[, Arch1
fsF "a en- OFsgU1-
Tn- B1ar1 Of IruEtees reserves The FlSn1 y
Re ec4 any aud al Dsds sub1niued-
SYI.VESIkE PkSSOIEk. GoEeRn,oEs
GEO, ~. NeBRIDE, eSe'y o. state.
Eb kcfLkOT, Sapt Puo- insF'n,
hozrd of ITus1eeA
szIsm, Oregon, April 5. IssL 4shs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
roDArp MAxxErA

Prizes czErsz1 ~ Ts1exzzyA - Lscal
ana -ogszznd ozsszsfszL
sALxM. Mag "A q ,. m---O71e
DAILY CAPKrAL gC1 KwAE- Q7oea-
tSo1s Sc czy sud sp 20 hozr q g6ng -
prezs were a. f0lBgWs-
sALanH PEODCCE MABEL
gErrz-
App5ss-eI % sI-2s bzzfszL
ECTcHKz sTocx-
VsAEs-1reass1 5 e.
Hoxs-dresse1 8
Live ezttSe--2 20 =
Ebsepl-sl1Ts Sl56SaSz
MILL PzTcEz
EAlern Nuhog Co g8oees- FBoSr
Ia Wboiezs5e BOEE $50 Retail $3.50.
Br4u SIS bGIk, SIS sseEsd Shorss SIS
Gis ChSD Fed SIS and 81
What.
- cents per b2.hsl-
HAY AND OzAIx.
Ozts-seE S<zZTfe-
HAy-BABsc, neE o tOsIs, cd SO 70
y. Wild IN bolk. - % s.
FAEK PEODUcTz
Wooi-Bes1, IGc-
HOps-Sn&A sale, "a 10 1se-
EixE<-Czsh, IGse-
Batter Bees dairy, 15G ~ f&ocg
eneam<Ey zJGAi.
gb1se-lz 20 Is cts
Farm su1Oked a.e@tz-B4e0n g.
hans, II; shO1lders,7.
P0kAtOss-z5fE%3E-
Oui0os-S es1tA
See7Eax-SAe C&rzg&y seed. ISc-
Aosse SD. 2Ss- Ginseng. sL40
LIVE F0CLTEY.
E,ogltTy-HenE, 7cs roosteFs, 5sse.
1ueks. 8; turkeys. slow sale. cbOses
i've lie,
POzTLASD oCOTATIoSs-
Gran. Ke~a. etc
FIo1r-Ssaadzrd. Ez-S5; HaIEA W4Ilz
g 80; graham. $40; s0psrh0e. t2z5
OstE-Ne- white, s4es5e, grey, &c;
rolled, ia baes, - 75sgS-0O; b4rreAs.
- JGl96. -; Gases, s5-75-
H&y-BezG, sI0l5I2 per ton
WOOI-FziIey, IOl95 lBte-
Mills.uffs-Br4n, sIelz Is; shorts. SIS
ais; gTcaBd h,aEiey ,S5Ee, -; chop fsrdr
Sl5 per toB; whole feed. E'zFiey, slT pei
ton; middHng. s2Slgz5 per ton;
ehieBeu wheat e5SSl-gD IeE GENITAL.
H0ps--NeW lz4 ~ ISl.
Hides-greeD, saIted, - lbe-iSies VI
der ~ Ibs., 2fsze5 sheep p<ats, IO(gssse
DAIEY PEODCCE
ButteF-O Oregon fancy creamery, DC
Zle; fancy dairy, I5<9 I7le7fzir 10 gOOc
IL Gsl4c: oomDOn. lyc peT h.
California, Sllgr40c Per roll.
Cneese-YO1Dg American. lZlg l5s
per pound; California IlGl2; cwIr
imp, 3SGSze; Dom. I6t9 Is.
Eggs-Oregon, e Zoe peF dOEzn.
Poultry y-chIekens. Old, 500 I'cr dOz-
eas; dueksys %; GEESE, s.; turkeys live.
I4c, dressed l5e
Beef -TOp@seer- . e3cper pound; fair
Ogood steers, z(9Zte, No eows, -; fair
ows, Ife; dFessed l,eef. 81 Co.'s % per
Mutton-Bes6 sheep, 80; cholce
wee, y.
HoZs--Choice, heavy. Is 25G,4 IS;
medium, 81 O0l9,4 80; light and feeders,
q - dressed, ko 0O(g7.
San FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, lO(9
lie; do inferior, 7e59c; do valley, lO(9
l3c.
HOps-l4 to l6c.
POtatoes-EaTiy Ross, 25g-35. Bur-
tanks, z5<S5Oc-
OAls-Mllllng. 81 -22l9LSzl.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

GyEzrnDs P~Sssgsr = psesxy near
Rsrnblseas 90 Ga4Se=- He shao5ca
n.nx monsJ ast deD ssds goSd. sEigs
nnsd srenNxry s.ses. All . fz,I segst tes
aer- Tbst y RspSh1seas 6oesEiGs
ne an.ses.easH IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

whae ske P7po .ssss elasn they ~
carry tGss epsagy. The Js,UzsAL e2ss
Eenxss ibern To ssnse . sisgie prsssns
wh5cA they ca carry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
NOTICE.

ATOTI X IN HEaEaY GIVEN THAR fhE
" Comm1n ouncil oi ths cIr 81 eeaez1. ure-
4 -. p1uIslaa o. prove Cnuren EtfNRt ~ 80
clIg ~ salrs.a. froIn the unFlh li1e % serIy
atrafl - lEa nnfthcrD Ausltf - tne tllf -
n1at - anll h "a - aAie ~ y npie ~ Ne ~
~ bFlnEin he alFeaa - thal Eraa4. ~ lAJi11
auNu eluaaaaiaa. ~ Fntiln4 - eAfo oe@.4fs
30 Me. on aarh aidr ~ ne oa1.Hr So .. ~
naaleG an1 in1hea dcep ~ tha e1ErAf AL n
"a farthsF sFe1l1ed tkai ~ laaal - hall - tne
Eravsl fhAII - maze than In1D1a - alanl'
S'sr aad thaf tha t09 ! lncnn aleA Eol. b.
n,rre tIIan inrnaa in dlasa1laf.
NJ o1taT q ~ eu1l u1oI ouunriI 4.4l-4 IN
~ a. q hAy, n4A Nd n. h1e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

asabrrsrz, ghe wan or PARTY thE
strfkes AZ az Azer5css isSustFy .seriEss
q Een-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
sTkIE IIcKET.

FOR GOysrnoE--w P.l.Or0. of n tTioA county
FoF sserstary o. Slats-H. X Kine4Id. "
Lane cOunfy.
Fog Stale Trs@a1rsF- pair. Met&shAn, 81
Grant c0anty.
Bor saprsms Judge 4. w0.vsEtoh. o.
LAM o0uuly.
Fog AitOrnsy -0susrNl-c. n. IsismA1, d
hultnOm&h.
For superintendent u Public insirsetion-
.. n. Irwin. - uni0n.
FOr Stale PEiatef--w. ~. Leeds. Of lAskson
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

Nsw bl4ek Boar5Oo Izess. HDlvsr-
& Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
oity warrants.

Nsdice h hsr-by given that have
la my hAnds funds ApplicaLle a. ~.
pAyment of ali warrants Of the civ of
cairm drawn on the -eeneral frn3n
and -eldorsedn befere Aug. b. lSs.s.
aiao wafFunts numhered SIS and al
'sndorsrd" oa TIE sth. Interest = ill
cease 90 said warrants from ihs d.t. I'd
III. notioe. n J. swAFFOkD,
hAyI, "a S7dlw City TREASURER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST
For Representative la ConEFSsA-
BISGER HERMANN.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT

For Circuit Judge.
n. A. HEwrT-r. q i4sn C0aniy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

Member Board Of Equalization,
AR GIBSON. Of folk COunty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

For District Attorney.
Jas. McCAIs. q Tamhin Coanty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, IOa
lie; do inferior, 799c; do valley, lOG
l3e.
HOps-l4 to l6c.
POtatoes-E@Tiy Ross, 25G55. Bur-
tanks, 55<25Oc.
Als-Mllllng. 81 -22l91.Szl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
GLOVE FIGHT FOR POINTS.
Two Visiting Amateurs Punch Each
Other TO a Draw.

A friendly snt.to with -ix.nunrr
gloves between Nick BTruwich uf
the $. 5. Australia aud Shsrkcy 81
the L. s. 5. Philadelphia took place
yesterday evening. The match was
Tor points. There wrr. but n few
present. The bout was Interesting
throughout. The first round was
tame, Shark"y doing most Of the
leading, Barrowich remaining on TIA"
defensive. The second round wit,
MESSED fierce exchanges. Barrowich
appeared confident of winning. aud
through carel"ssn"SS received several
singing blows. Tn" round ended
favors even.
la the third round Sha key forced
the battle and would have flushed
his opponent, had he not been wind
ed himself. II. gave Barrowirh s"v-
eral rib roaStrrs which drew gruuts
from the champion. Many thought
this would be- the final round.
Barrowich recovered his wind IN
the Ia ,rth round, aud he sailed
forth with determined looks, hut
Sharkey evidently came to scr the
thinB through. Although hc was
punished severely he responded I"
every blow. Ia this round Barro
wich used The l." Blanche swing,
which drew applause. 1t Wa very
neatly done.
The fifth round was Of the give
and-take order, both finishing wlnd,
ed. The call 81 time saved Barre
wich defeat.
The sixth. seventh and eighth
rounds were repetitions Of ia" iifti,
round. Sharkey showed dogged per
severance and responded with blow
for blow. II brcaIil- evident To -,n,,.
tators that should the match con
linue much longer Barrowich would
acknowledge defeat to III" rhiiad"l
phia man.
The ninth aud final round, IN ia,
opinion ot those present, was ~ favor
81 Sharkey, but the referr" d,"iIro
il u draw, Both men shook hand,
and were Tia. same friends they wrr,
before he match.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
Passengers.
ARRiv VAS.

From Kauai, per stmr iwalnni. MAY - 60
Miss l. Hart. " u Rice. u e ~hrld ~. \
" ke"ch, DR. ! kucng. DrGG Tirmrnn
A Y |. nirr and I deck. hr.iIrs CAPTAIN
Hipa and crew 81 the s'h"ncr May r.
Eos ar.
From Hawaii AMI Maui, Irr stinr " q
Hall, Nav - Volcano: prpf Erei-"u. pr
Hulderrr. Mis-. |. u >"rrall. WAY port,
q = Wilder. u center A = Hnpkc. cap,
kimbull, A W FULLER aud vile, Mi, l.
Fennell, ! q Scnrr. i T. Limo. II r't"r-
aud wife, ID u kHiIaui"liu and wife. q
Kaiser, W iIcrlnwiz. Rev J Hauhnnc. n
Be I, Mis- scott, \ Li Atkinson. san Wing
aud ~ deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
VOYAGE OF THE NORMA.
Particulars of a Cocoanut Collecting
Cruise to Southern Isles.

Cruise to Southern Isles.
Captain +. ID. Walker sailed from
Honolulu in his schooner Norma
about four months ago. for Tanning
and Washington islands. The oh.
ject OF the voyage was to get car
20 Of cocoanuts for Victoria. B. G.
From here to Tanning island. l2OU
miles south, the Norma had a rough
voyage. David Greig. son Of the
late governor Of the island. was a
passenger for home. At Tanning
island 1910 cocnanuts were taken on
board, and then the tri p was resum-
ed to Washington island. On arriv-
ing there. after another rough pas.
sage, il was found the cOcoanuts
were not collected aud To wait for
them would involve delay 81 a week.
Therefore the schooner sailed for
Palmyra island.
Palmyra il To the northeast OF
Washington. in direct line from
Tanning. 1t is not a single island
but a group Of about forty islr, :.
some of them submerged al high
water. There are no inhabitants.
The isletS are Of coral formation aud
extremely dangerous Ia navigatiou
There is ne landing. not even a boat
passage. and boats have to go over
the reefs. The group is uf crescent
shape aud on its convex side the
surf breaks with tremendous force.
There are from 8U to- lU cocoauut
palms on the island. besides which
there is no growth hut scrub. No
fresh water was found on the island.
All that the Norma secured there
were four land crabs, which Captain
Walker has given to tn. museum of
British Columbia. They had died
Of cold IN the voyage. The Norma
stayed NJ Palmyra about u week,
then returned Ia Washington island.
At Washington island the Norma
took IN A,itD nuts aud, after a stay
" thr.e days. set sail for Victoria.
PASSING through til. Kauai channel
nn the way. Nothing unusual was
observed on the voyage up except
ing the carras. 81 u marine animal
floating un the water with hundreds
81 birds feeding upon IT, it, dimnn
sious w"r. estimated nj ~ feet IN
length aud nearly tn" same IN
breadth. What il was could not be-
decided, hut i, might have been a
bell -quid. The schooner reached
Victoria more than u month ago,
having encountered "a hurricane Bs
miles from the coast. No dainag,
was done To the trim it'll. vessel,
although il i believed To Il" the
same storm ~ capsil"d tn. bark
| Archer. who's. crew took Ia the
boats aud w.r" picked up by an.
her vessel.
+. q. Eyion Walker. son ~ the
captain. secured -iN dozen photo.
graphic views on Washington aud
Tanning islands. They are lOxl:
inches and will b. exhibited short Y
b.ng the finest ever taken ia thai
vicinity. Captain Walker remained
At Victoria ~ sell the cargo aud TIA,
vessel, intending Ia 90 into cuisines
AZ tha, port. HI two sous who a.
cnmpaui.d him nn the vuyag" +
G.. Eyinn aud Charles returned 1,
Honolulu 10y ia" steamer Warrimuu
To til" former ia" lirLLEtlN il IN
i"btrd Tor the particulars 81 III,
cruise OF tn" Norma.
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Victoria's Birthday Concert,

There was a happy celebration Of
Queen Victoria. birthday Al Tia"
srhoolroom Of 1T. Andrews talh".
dral yesterday evening, Bishop
Willis and his amiable wife managed
the event to the delight Of u larg"
congregation. British and Hawaiian
flags, grecnery aud flowers composed
decorations that were delight IN
themselves. After Aloha DE-" Wa
sung and played God Save III"
Queen" After dcliciu,i> rrtreshmeur ,
in lavish measure the p"upl" I'll,
persed with happiness ia their heart :
aud Hawai- Ponnl' on their lips,
The regular program WAS IA follows;
rianuforre purt Air du Dtuph'u.
Mr., Wills and Vii Inul"rm
song AdioS
Hawaiian Ih"tr
Niulourellu soho MHIurkH
Mr., Wrny luN lu~.
QulTtcl--D vino Well Ger thr lIuNu..
Mis. Ilamfurd Mis- Hutchinson. VT. \.
Bush Rev y, II. kiIrnD
song The Long hurvuuu
lir, q. \. Ing,
select ton, on Hand BcIl,,
iy Pulpit, oi Mr. armstrong 1lu ~
Song aud h"ru, Ia Like u" q I...
haNaliru Choir
rianofurur Solo fIuur lie lhr
Mr., 'uckrll
song Queen at lur Earth.
nr q. \. imp,
song kOEiuu.
Hawuuau & n"rr.
SONY lasv'u "hi" nuupu.
Nj, Il ulumd
~rlrclt"u, ON liaui H"I,.
IA I'UtIIr AT Mi AFIurf f.rITH
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

W. II, hIIr oil hdual Is IN town.
"Monte Cristo" at the Opera
House this evening.
Hawaiian Council, 4. l." Of H., is
to meet this evening.
( Wing Wo Tai n Go. have a medi.
cine, that will cure tuuthache. Try
il.
There will be scratch match of
cricket at Makiki tomorrow after.
noon AT 3 O'Clock
: Three passengers from the Vol
cano returned by the steamer W. e..
4 Hall this morning.
| This evenings play is a repetition
/ Of Monte CriStu. the one that took
best of all in the series.
Give the Dailcy's bumper house
I tonight. They have given the pub
lie fine season Of theatricals,
Members Of Captain Cook Lodge.
Sons OF St George. are called espr.
cially To attend next Monday even
ings meeting.
DR.. Rnwat. the we'll known veteri-
nary surgeon. has resumed the prac-
tice Of his profession al his mfr
mary. 2IS King street.
Hugh Quinn will manag" the bus
ness Of H. r. Elders n Go. during
III" absence of August Ehlrrs. head
" that firm. from the islands.
Fritz J. Wilhelm appoints +. j.
Luwr"y a. his busin"-s agent. aud f..
4 G. Row. to look after orders left AT
his shop, during hi. absence from
/ the Islands.
! The yellow horse. with a small
portion Of tail and name aud brand.
! go" lately purchased by Jack Stcll
ing for Mr.. Ward arrived Wy the W.
/ q. Hall this morning. The animal
is said To- br very speedy.
Chandeliers fully rquipp"d have
been PIT up in the main courtroom.
They are a g"utl" hint To- the law.
ypr- that II they are too luug wiud",l
they will hav" 10 contest occupancy
at night with tn" fr.tivr mu-Iuit".
People going away hv ia" Austria
liza will say" truuhl" by ringing ui'
Pacific Transfer Go. baggage cheek
"d at y,ur own h"u-" direct a.
destination and delivered IN stat"
ruum- without extra charge. Mutual
T"l"ph"n" Gi2.
Daley Stock Company gave an
excellent repetition "f"A Celebrated
Case" last night Nothing but prai.p
was heard in the lobby. h'tw", a., :
aud at ia" close. for ia" perform.
auc". TIL" auii"n"" was medium
sized aud barely Il paying one.
Mrs. DR. MrL"nnan deserves the
thanksuf patruusoi the Opera iioIs,
for having stepped iuto ia" breach
enabling TIA" Dall"N- 10 gov" On" uI
their bc-t pieces Sh" played tn.
part of the Duch"s- ia n C"l"bralrC
Case to tn" g"m"rnl satisfaction.
Another of ia" monkey rae" ha,
gone Ia IT. last resting place. u
was shot nn ia" Ladd pr"mi-,.
Nuuauu street. hy Captain Park"
this morning. Tn" munk"y had rsc,p
rd from it. Gag. and It VA. d"nn',
prudent To- destroy il rather thar
incur the ri.k ~ danIag. suit
against it, OWNERS Two monkey
in two days make not bad r"r"r,
for Captain Parker.
\ on" hundred ward, loot rae,
took pIac" n i.:p o'cI"rk yrst"rla,
afternoon 81 Merchant street hc
tween ~" m"mh"r> 81 III" Ad,rr
tis"r tail The match was for !
Wager IL q '. nnd was Won hv sport
TIE street between Fort aud Alakn
wa- cleared for the race, but uuly
few Witnessed ia" -lrlut. II j. ~
ported that the winner la, rlaimr,
, ia" pres championship. and wi
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer ". ~. Hall arrived unrN-
p'rteily this morning from Wiudwnrh
The steamers lwaluni. james Make. aud
". u. Hall are the arrival. to-day.
The Sho ynrr u. " Watson received
sugar FROM the steamer W. a.. Hall ihi.
morning. She will T. obihl, get away to
MORROW for san Francisco