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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08

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~, -, w.. u"N I, ,''o ~ and NJ. N n
IviIi liz nas 1or,olv attended, A rood
,,ra,rrn,,,,na ,yos rendorrJ md n neat sum
iaaii,'d DThursdov ova,ing March I the
nnrti,ls Of Miss Flora Fo6te and Mr.. Ed
ward Lee of Bristol were solcmnizcd at the
home of the brides mother Rev. 5. II.
Rarnum performing the ccrcmony.-The
number of guests present and the large ar
ray of beautiful gifts testified to the esteem
in which the contracting parties are held
After few weeks absence with friends in
MASSACHUSETTS, ana ,ohilecucuu l.'' 9ounE
couple VIII return mere 10 loH'uc, N'9S
'0aTau Nuerh9eS' lo'In'l iVSl'V,'O VI
'oNll' nuV Ior SeNerol Sra,S pas .e'on'i III
the lhd'an schools OF i"uIah ictr''oiS' III
rII'' Oh 7'' 'IiaN luz ""'" ''',' "''
crippled 'le Scho"' po"'n W Soci an eN',n'
INN I''"nS 81 Ol' ue"'ue' n'''o '''' '"'
lnIssed.
SOUTH STARKSBORO
NJ. Sor,uol Lamb mn cid and rospncted
,1,; t',,,,, d,,J THURSDAY ,,i,,ht
~ t,,.boiI ,no,nroni, Ills funeral Wos
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.
MIR, s. y. Alton and two daughters are
VISITING Mrs Aliens parents in Pawlet .-
Tho bund are tn piyc their minstrel show
March - and ~.
CHORFHAM.
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t.e, .,.' S,,,,....1.,, e.. i,.,., t,lr.,rl Y Y
where thc,- viii visit ON their way home
.lulu, North of Fort Edward i, home ON
vi,it-Rov. William DotIing left town
Monday morning. to he absent several DAYS.
MONkTON
Tbo,o ,,.as, 1,n,tinr visit Wednesday
ov',;n,r March nj fine hou, Of f. W
NIo,dnr fo,. tbn boro,it Of Mis-. Su.ie Norris
who has been holding meetings at the
Friends church Charlie Her has moved
on to the farm he lately purchased in South
Bristol. -Lewis Begor has moved into Frank
Comstocl,'s house, Mrs y. b. Hatch has
gone to East Montpelier where she will
open dresomaking rooms.-Byron Ray. hay
ing leased his farm to II. Morrel OF Hines
bWgh, has moved into Il. w. BidWeIl s
house at the Ridgc.-Dr. O. l.. NmbIett
died March at the hospital in Burlington.
| The remains were brought to ms nome mere,
East IIonliton church DR. Nimblett was a
man much liked and respected and will be
greatly missed. He had represented the
town in the Legislatures besides holding
most of the town offices. being one of the
board of school directors at the time of his
death. and the only practising physician in
town \ wife and three married daughters
| survive him.
FACT MINI, rp,,pv
ChnnDlain place near the town farm.-The
meetings at the Methodist church continue
to he well attended. -Mi,s G, F. Sumner is
visiting in Lincoln this week At the req;
lar meeting of Necdham post G. a. r., on
! Thursday evening, a vote of thanks wa.
rendered all the ladies who aided at the re
cent campfire held by the post.-Quite {
gathering of neighhors met with Mrs
Nathan Decker last Thursday to spend the
afternoon, it being the anniversary OF hel
birthday. Martin f. Cady of Aurora
H.. preached Mt the Methodist church, sun
! I1N ia Il NJ is M1ul I{opprs emma bnu1,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08
ESSEX JUNCTION..

A son weighing ten pounds was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Post Febr uary 2S.
The g. \. r. and w. r. c. will have a
campfire and box sociable at the Baptist
church in Colchester Centre Friday evening,
March 8. Each lady is requested TO bring
a box of lunch for two, with name inclosed.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Eddie Lunt has secured position as
miller i'll the grist mill at North Williston,
ana is moving his family there this week.
Mr., Robert Bradley has purchased II farm
in Moretown and is moving his family
there. Mrs. Charles Ayers from Essex
Centre is visiting at William Fletcher s.
Mr. George BiXby and wife of Chicago ar
rived here Wednesday night and will spend
few weeks visiting in this vicinity. Mr..
BiXby lost a large part Of his hand in a
railroad accident a few weeks ago, and it is
not well yet.-Mrs. Collamer from Hines
burgh is stopping at Elmer Posts.
About 100 made the Methodist pastor
Rev. \. b. Blake, n visit last Friday the
old people in the afternoon and the young
people in the evening. Supper was served
IN the afternoon and coffee and cake in the
evening. The literary exercises consisted
of singing, readings and recitations in
which the pastor and his estimabe wife bore
a prominent part. 1t was greatly enjoyed
by all. Lydia Cazurtte from Sheibulne is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Fielder -
Rev Mr.. Miller has gone to Boston to ar
range for summer bOarders for some Of our
tOWnspeople.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08
COLCHESTE Err.
ST. GEORGE.

Alvin Jmmo has moved 10 Starksboro. =
j. A. Washhurn has moved on to the Minor
farm.-Miss Matte Milham has returned
home from school The state fish commits
sioner was with II party who visited James
Mlllham's HOSPITAL fishery last week
Charley Smith has mo, cd his iaml, 10
StafksbofO where he has rented small
farm \ party from Troy, y y are at
James Millham's trying their luck at fish
ing through the ice. An unusual number OF
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quirics about the person who was playing the
same dodge there.-Mai A. b. Valentine
and wife have returned from a three weeks
visit TO New Orleans
The annual meeting of the North Ben
nington Driving club was held Friday. 1t
was decided to have n three days horse sale,
exhibition and race the first of June. Good
purses will be offered. The club will make
some improvements to the track and build
iugs. George f. Leonard was elected presi-
dent and Holly &. White, secretary.-S
perintendcnt L. u. Bennett, wife and daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Il two months visit to
Louisiana and Texas.-P, G. Bond for three
years ticket agent oft the Bennington and Rut-
land railroad, has been granted long leave
of absence on account of poor health. He
expects TO visit the Pacific coast The local
committee have arranged to give the officers
of the State Frcman's association that meet
here Thursday a fitting reception. After
the meeting. which is to he held in the
rooms of the Bradford Hook aud Ladder
company. carriages will be taken and diff
ferent places of interest in the village visited
After Il dinner the visitors will be escorted
to the opera house. two of the private boxes
having been reserved for them to see John
l.. Sullivan in "A Man from Boston.
LANDGROVE.
February y was a festive time at River
side Farm in this place, it being the occa
sion of the marriage of Carrie $, youngest
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. j. $. Thomson,
to Mr.. Eugene NJ .von of Peru About 60
people enjoyed the hospitality of the occa-
| sion. Rev W. r. Davenport of Barre per
formed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. f..
T. Reynolds of Willanstown, both
brothers-m-law of the bride. \ large
and valuable list of gifts attested
the esteem with which the contract
ing parties were held. Mr.. Lyon is in the
employ of the largn publishing house of
King, Richardson a Co., of Springfield,
Mass. The bride has been an exceptionally
successful school teacher. After generous
refreshments. Rev Mr. Davenport happily
presented the gift and acted as POSTMASTER,
and Rev. +. Z. Reynolds and Hon. NJ. j.
| Hapgood of Peru made responses.
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MILTON.

The Whittier entertainment last Wednes
day evening under the auspices of the Y. =.
:. c. f., was much enjoyed by those pres
ent, especially the lecture by Rev. f. f.
Herrick. The sixth and last entertainment
of the Citizens Lecture course was given
Tuesday evening by "A company of Ju
bilee singers. Services will be held at Trim
itv mission Wednesday, at ( p. m.-There
will be "A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
Thursday afternoon ut Mrs. Rogers.
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BOLTON.

F. d. Griffith has bought a farm in More
town and will move there soon Mrs. NJ.
V. Is. Hayden is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia. Il, II, Gillette OF this place was
married recently to a lady from Hines
burgh. young people We're pleasantly
entertained at Martin Hayden's Thursday
evening February 22.-MisS Belle Morse
went to Montpelier March to do dress
making.
Mrs a. V. Phillips recently visited her
granddaughter at Barre Walter White is
somewhat better of "A serious heart trouble
Mrs Martin Hayden, who has been dan
gerously ill with pneumonia, is convalescng.
The young gentlemen gave a box Sociabe
to the ladies Saturday, which called out a
large attendance. Warren Wrsley was
quite seriously injured recently while coast
ing-T. b. Whalen is sick.
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FAIRFAX.

Robert COrrigau has moved from the
Butts house on Bridge street to the Bell
house on Maple street.--lI O. Wilkins re-
turned the 9TH to his business in Canada. -
Mrs Jude Fairman died Friday, the 2d.
The funeral vas held at the house Sunday,
the 4th. She has been great sufferer with
rheumatism tor many years. The ice on the
river has been scraped for horse SPEEDING
Mrs Eliza Roberts is expected home soon
and will occupy her house on Bridge street.
The protracted meetings at the Methodist
church have closed W. \. Martin, who it
was supposed was ont of danger, wa, taken
with a relapse last Friday and is dangerous
~ ill.-\lrs. Mahola Hunt has moved back
to town and will occupy rooms in Mrs. II.
Gilbert house. Eli Lewis hu, moved on to
J. Norton's farm and Albert Blaisdell on to
Lester Hunt farm A. +. Beoman went to
Connecticut the 2ith ult w. \. Martin,
superintendent of the I.amolle mills, died
the It'll inst.-L. :. Drew, esd, of Burlng-
ton was in town the 2d inst. VI Bee
man, est, who has been spending the winter
with hi. daughter, Mrs. joel Allen, came
home Monday.
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WESTFORD.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Thompson started
Tuesday on Il trip to Florida. They will
visit ST. Augustine jacksonville. Ormond
and other points and will stop in Washing
ton and New York on their return They
expect to be- away about three weeks
The wife of the late Alfred Braincrd and
her two little daughters arrived in
st. Adams Thursday from Birmingham
Alabama. They expect to make their
home for the future with Mr.. and Mrs \.
O. }rainerd.
Miss 5>>on of Hartford, Conn, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walworth
Smith.
Miss Margaret Hill returned to Spring
field, Mas, Sunday evening.
Rev. W II. Hopkins has reconsidered his
call to Atlanta, Georgia. and at the earnest
request of his parish, will remain in Jack
sonvile Florida.
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UNDERHILL,

L. O. Brush and Sarah A Garland, both
of Underhill, Were married February p,
and l.. X. Cook of Cambridge and Emma
Marsh, We're married February .. Rev
II, f. Reynolds tied both knots.
l. r. Gleason has rented his farm to Alvin
Cilley. Gleason goes to Johnson soon
to work in a creamery. Mrs S. l.. Bates of
Burlington spent Sunday with her mother at
f. $. Whitcomb' s.-Henry Herrick % Yer
gcnnes is visiting his mother.-The higher
grades of the graded school close on Friday
with rhetorical exercises in the evening at
G.. \. r. hall.-Bert Booth has again been
very i'll but is improving .-George Brown
and wife went to Essex Centre on Sunday.
Mr.. Prior has rented Robert kirby's place
for another year,-Seth Mead and wife have
returned from stay of several weeks with
his daughter Mrs. d. G. French of New
York city. While in the city Mrs Mead
was very i'll with pneumonia, Mrs. Robert
Jackson is in very poor health.-Dannie
Fuller is very i'll with pneumonia John
Atchson has tapped several hundred trees in
his sugar orchard.-Every one in this sec
ton is greatly delighted with the portfolios
received of the Magic City.
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WEYBRlDGE.

Miss Inez Fisk spent last week with friends
in New York city.-Miss Wynne Wads-
worth teacher in district No. 3, closed her
school last week and left for her home in
BrattlebOro Saturday, Mrs. G. l., Harring
ton has gone to Boston for further treat
ment of her throat difficulty. Arthur
Freegard and Miss Jessie Wales We're mar
ried at the home of the brides father, II. o.
Wales, last Wednesday evening. Miss Nora
SturteYant very pleasantly entertained the
Sunday school class, of which She is "A mem
her. at her home last Saturday evening 49,
Rev Mr.. Thomas of New Haven will lecture
in the Methodist church Friday evening
March Is. The lecture will be followed by
a sunper for the benelit of the church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08
WEST ADDISON.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Moriah, n.
Y, spent Sunday in town.-Miss Julia
Driscoll has gone to St Adams for some
time and Mr.. Bal Warner is to occupy the
house recently vacated by her.-Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Cough went to Port Henry Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs, Sophia Wither
bee widow of the late jonathan Witherbee.
Mrs. j. w Raine started for Whitesboro,
n. y, Tuesday morning for few weeks.
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. f. W. Noyes is sicll.-G. f. Bartlett
has rented j, j. Dumas, house for the COM
ing year.-Alrs. Lucinda Magee is in very
poor health this spring i f., Stewart and
l.. n Williamson have purchased the
grocery stock of \. j. Piper and taken pos
session The Baptist church in Bristol was
organized in June, t94, and the anniver-
sary will be observed next June by the
church.-Mrs. q. II. Harlow had a shock
last Thursday, dying Friday morning Mrs.
Noah Lathrop died last Sunday morning
with pneumonia, The winter term of the
graded school closes March 81. j. Dumas
and wife go to Charlotte about April to
live with Mrs. Dumas parents Bristo's
indebtedness ct the close of thi, year is
$12. 09G.3S.
w. c. Scofeld'S grist mill, situated about
one and half miles south of Starksboro
village, was burned Saturday morning. No
fire had been in the building for two days
The loss is about $1,000: no insurance The
temperance meeting sunday in the Baptist
church Was largely attended The holiness,
convention here last week was well attend
ed, Much interest wa, manifested The
preaching was of hghorder Mrs. Icuora
Rivers aud Mrs y, lAthrop are i'll with
pneumonia. :. Lamb, an old and respect
ed citizen Ot Starksboru, died Thursday
The funeral was held Sunday and the inter
lnent MAS IL Lincoln Nh q. II harlo"
died Friday. The funeral was held Sun
| day, Rev b. +. Kellogg officiating
| Grover x Frank proprletors Of the Bris
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Rev Mr. Thatcher is still in critic,
condition. Rev. F. L. Reynolds of Wi
Jamestown supplied the desk at the Meth.
dist church Friday.-C X. Bush will mo,
to the y. H. Bush farm a, soon a, few r.
pairs can be made.
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NORTH FERRlSeURGt4

Mr., :. y. Allen and two daughters are
visiting Mrs. Aliens parents in PaWlet.-
The bnnd are to give their minstrel show
March - md ~
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
BLOODTHiRSTy.
But Not In 1t.

He had wild look in his some
what bleared eye.
He was P. G..
He was l. ague man.
He was bad man.
He terrified the refreshment-
dispenser in the Criterion by
calling for driuk-a strong
drink-because he had to lick
four az royalists. He got the
drink he also got the royalists.
That is he got number one. After
that he rested-or was put to IA
rest and home. The other three
are waiting yet. Let him so
Gallagher.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
LATEST NEWS.

The tariff bill will come up for
final consideration and vote on
February.
Later kilograms from Rio do
not confirm the news that the
Detroit had fired on the Traje-
nero.
There has been strike
amongst the Turkish contingent
at the Mid-winter fair.
The Cyclorama Of Hawaii gets
no press notices.
News comes from the seat of
the Provisional Government of
the Brazilian rebels that they
have captured several important
points,
Admiral Da Gama's nephew
was killed in late sortis at Rio.
Chris Evans has again been in
tervi, w,d by "Bigelow," Big
CLOVIS afix to the degree of n.
G. in Honolulu
Revolution is thr, atened in the
republic Of Columbia.
Croct er, the boss of the Tam
many is coming to Califrrnia Il
coalesce With Buckley,
The Majestic and the City Of
New York fasteners on the At
lantic raced from New York to
Liverpool. The Majestic won in
6 days 6 hours.
W. c. Barnes sometisnes c,llrd
General" Barnes lately made q
speech criticizing President Cleve
land, He has since attempted Il
apologize 10 Republican friends.
The people present at the Mid
winter Far on Jan S1st numbered
6SS2. A great many were dead
heads.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
Pele's House.

The Sar's Hilo correspondent;
IS not very successful On the
same day in which be Whites
manager Lee of the Volcano
House the Bulletin publishes a
testimony Of thanks to the genial
Captain from the last Volcano
party. and the HoLONUA and
Advertiser both express the APP
probation CT good treatment at
the request of Mr.. Plunkett who
manages the affairs Of the Misses
Albu. The ex-detective IN Hllo
who has sent in innumerable APP
plications to the directors of the
Volcano House Company for the
position as manager writes to the
Star as follows:
Unless there is change in the
management of the Volcano
House there are parties who will
erect house there, wrere there
will be no liquor sold Except for
medicinel, and where island peo-
pie and others will be treated
properly. II there Is a change
in the management there Is a
party who will take $1,000 worth
of stock at once, | am told.
The spite and idiocy of the
Star correspondent are easily
shown by mentioning the fact
that the only complaint of the
last party was that no liquor
could be bad, and another fact
that no land can be found near
the volcano on which to build
hotels. The ambitious men of
Hilo had better keep their
shirts on.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
A Narrow Escape.

1t is surprising that very few
serious aeeide S nave been re s"it
ed during the unusually heavy
rain storm which prevailed during
the last week. Lust night though
the elements came pretty near
calling for human life. A Chinese
pedler tried to drive his horse and
car,.sge over the Wsimalu stream
in EVA. He was Immediately
swamped AID while his horse was
drowned and his carnage wrecked.
he succeeded in q most miraculous
manner to save himself by clinging
on to some boards on the beach.
He was evidently On is way te
the mass-meeting and p. G aku0
prevented him from swelling, by
one, that already formidable con,
Germ.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
A GOOD THING.
Be Sure That You Are
In It.

There is already consider bic
interest attached to the coming
performance at the Opera House
on next Saturday evening and the
indications are that Mr.. ". B.
Ash will receive the rousing
benefit which he deserves. Here
with is the programme of events
for the occasion and it presages a
pleasurable entertainment:
PROGRAMME
PART l.
Stage Manager, A. (. Murphy
1-Overture-'s Enchantment.
........... 49,. Herman
Full Orchestra.
2 ondels-Will Put You All
in Good Humor. .
c. hester Edison.
g. Character Song-"Old Fash
Toned Lullaby" Baby
Little Della Ash.
4 Recitation-''A Real Scream
Mr.. A. E, Murphy.
) j. Cornet Solo-"Una," -. Hart
... man
Mr.. Charles kreuter.
6--Tenor Solo-"Operatic select
ion, ........-
Mr.. W. H. Hoogs.
7-Yentriloqrism "of the High
est" Introducing three
wonderful merry figures .
DR.. r. l. Moore.
PART 2.
Song Wrecked & Saved
..... ... -. Knowles
Mr.. Cuelho.
9-Instrumental Duet-"Robert
the Devil, /" Clarionet,
Messrs Keogh & Naone =.
.Meyerbeer
1O---"Somethipg New" Banjo.
.......... Local Aathor
Mr.. Geo. Rit,nan.
1l-Song entertain you
few moments 49,. 49,.
Mr.. Chester A. Doyle.
l2--Picolo Solo-"Silver King,
BonneSeau
Barsotti
13--Musical attraction--"Quite
the Rage, ..........
Messrs Ordway d Hennessey.
14-Gra nd Flnale--"Simple ST.
Mr.. ". B. Ash.
15-Orchestra $4,000.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

Miss May Cimmins the daughter
of Hon. ]. A. Cummins ex-Min-
lister of Foreign Affairs gave an
entertainment and luau on We'd
nesday evening, at the family resi-
dencs, TO number Of friends who
had accompanied her trim to
the Volcano. Mr.. Kunst as visit
ing stranger, Was the principal
guest.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

Captain Grifiths reported
yesterday, late. that his barometer
gave indications of bad weather
the register being 2s:4e- The
pilot Office was telephoned to and
gave the information that their
barometer was rising and fine
weather was sure. The pilot $
barometer must have been loaded.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

Pilot Macauley seemed, by re-
port, to have been afraid of get
ting Ibis feet vet last night
The arrival of the Oceanic was
kindly telephoned from the q. S.
S. Adams at HIS but the pilot,
although drawing salary, was
not 10 be disturbed.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

The Electrict Light Station in
Nnaanu avenue was so thorough
" impregnatsd with the electric
fluid during the storm, last even
ing that dynamo and power
Indicator were fused and made
useless.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

The Irish Day at the Mid
winter Fair is set for March 18th.
1t is understood that negotiations
are being made with the Amer
lean League to have a delegation
present.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

The steamer Oceanic arrived
in port this morning early from
Yokohama, She left there Feb.
LIST; Lad very bad weather all
the way Iither. She brings 3
cabin passengers. 80 Chinese. and
s5 japanese for this port.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

The usual denial from the P.
G. side is presented by Mr.. Nc
Chesney this morning in the
Advertiser that is. by the party
who in polite language says that
Mr.. Nee. lies.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
from tbs atater- front.
Vessels in Port.

FCooOAo - "a "
NAVAL VESSELS.
II b Ms S Champion, Rookie.
L S Adams, Nelson.
Z S Philadelphia, Barker.
HIJMs 5 Naniwa, Togo, Japan
MERCHANTMEN.
Ger Blk J. c. Phuger, Wolters, Bremen.
Am bkt Wrestler, Bergman, Castle.
Am blk : Allen, Thompson, 5 T.
Am bkt Irmgard, Schmidt, 5 f.
Bark c d Bryant. Jacobsen, F.
Haw bk Mauna Ala, Smith. ; F.
Am bkt Geo Perkins, Mas, 5 F.
Am ok Colusa, Backus, Departure Bay.
Am blk ) \ Castle, Hubbard, 5 F.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

1t is reported that Mr.. w.
H. Smith has not skipped
but has gone on a regular
business trip to San Fran
cisco.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships viii leave for and arr We
from san Francisco and other foreign
ports. on OF aboat the following dates,
till the close OF 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

The lease of lot of Islands to
which the Provisional Government
has little or no claim to was sold
to-day by the minister of Interior