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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-02
N",roIN COTTON unrn,t,.
NORFOLK, Va. Nav / 1905

NOKFOLK. va. May !. ls95.
Norfolk ana southern Railroad For No.
folh. ~ bales, other point, Ii dies; 10TH.
g. ba'es.
scnocari Airline La lroad 10. Norfolk
y uales other 20 nis. 5U5 bales total. 3!s
bale,
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor
;olh, % bales.
Atlantic end Danyiilo Railroad For Nor
1Olk. II bales
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WESTWARD.

DIiiy except sunday.
49, H. 'hvinhati and -. Louis Limited dsily
With Parlor Car. Ola Point 10 clifton Fore ana
= "iln"h S'cSperE Gordonsylie to Cincinnati and
o. i'ons. Meals served on dining car west of
No, 3. +. +. v, daily, with Pullman Old Point
20 liihi"n aud Pullman ping Car Gordousvlle
e lucinmtt ana Louisville, Meals served on
pihihg 'Ars Connects at iCoviugtou Va. for Nir-
Gul9 hoi springs No. makes local stops east of
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, y noon
and $50 p.
Tor iurther information apply 10
H. r. BROOKE, Passenger Agent.
{. 4 y. Ticket Office, Cranky street.
Under Atlantic Hote.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
AAgis&oa Passenger Agent
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OR ElCHMONp. PETERSBURG. uIuiO MI
CLAREMONT. NEWPORT NEWS and l,unrs
river hudines direct by day iEut Virginia Nayi-
cation ,pnrAnr', III. ant ctrsmcs 20, N4ip.,l e.
Irn,e. 'lyie's Wharf, NoItOlk, every TUESDAY
III lHSDAl and SAM l;pAl 90 q M, touciiur
at Portsmouth, HId Point, Newport New roius
anu returning, arriving al Ei,hmonl about H.
Mchmond Sl.5O; fare 10 Richmond aud rrturn
$50. are To EIchnr nd second lass, 81 1lck.is
much che PER lia 10y any other route in Rich
mond Petersburg Naverly lIi,l. iori aud stations
on Atlantic aud p;nville railroad ami nh poin,.
Via Richmond iCket> tor ,ai. "a ci,t a.e.,,.es
OF Wake & ron. II Brandt ami uu board steamer.
hI-lrcgh received daily, sunday excepted. ior
allabOyc named points.
JAMES W. M,CAERICK.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Ports OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
May |, 1895.
ARRIVALS.
Schr Oracle. with bluef.h.
MEM ORANDA
Schr Kate Darl nyton. Hopkins from Eal-
timorc TO Nassau, Is III Hamilton Road.
Cape Hen v. Va, May l.--i2 III. Heavy
rain. Northeast win! 30 miles Heavy
sea.
CLEARED.
Fargo Coal Kim ami Daniel Tenney. II o.
LoLen or New lo.k. vi h Gal.
SAILED
Stmr Orion. smith, Boston with coal.
Schr GcotSe Walco,t, Reed Boston.
wish coal.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoKioiI Va, May /, 1895.
NsTnI,fn,

chickens. 20aSOc '''''
E8Gs-Wholcsale, lie per doz.
BEKswAx zoe Dor pound
ihuck--irish potatoes Eating potatoes.
e215 per sack; llaymaus, dun. Sh.2i. Vel.
bow. TlOOai % Onions. So 5 per barrel.
SouThEnN FRUITS -Bananas, III GOAL rs per
Sunehj oranges, Sorrento, per box, so
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-02

noANOkE, NORFOLK AND --- -
IL BALfl MORE 5TEAsfBoA T en-
commencing TUESDAY,, June o5th.a 1897 an.
steamers of this line will leave BAY Line wbs s.s
every Monday aud hmsday at s n, M, for Issitss
more, ana ave baltimore, Pier No. a1S Light sir -
Freight received daily. - : = ~
Wax. RANDALL.
ASepa'lsa A9saa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-02

COFFEE = Steady: Rio. common. l6sa
l1e; Fair. l7ialSic: Good. I9.a2O!c; Choice.
2ln25c; Iasuayra. 2Ilc: Java. 2Sc
SrnuPs AND MlLtssEs -Stendy; Syrups,
fright. lSa23c. Fair Grades. IL u2Oc; Porto
Rico. 10, 20 and PC, ms to grade
NEW ORLEANS Mol. AssEs-uuiet; Fair 2Oa
25c; Good, 36ai0c; Choice, 45c.
FLouK-Alarketverv strong and ivan ling:
WestermsSpring Wheat. Best Patent amiiv
si;.2; Winter Wheat. Best Patsnt Family,
$685.: Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
$500; Choice Straight Family. s3.35a3. 40:
Good Family. f}.25a330 Fair Straight
Family, s2.15a2 So; Good Low Family. s3Oos
3o3 Good Extra. S2.5ja2.65; Fair Extra,
s2.65.
SALr-firm; Liverpool Fine. :ll2al.25;
q. A.. G5a75c.
RUE Alilled, 5a6c; rice, in rough, sla65c
por bushol.
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NoRFOI.E AND RICHMOND.
lNIsTInLLE IIMlTEDN

Leave Norfolk I:3j y IN. arrive
Richmond 900 ma ,onhec'iug .0r
Washington, Baltimore, I'hiI.ne.-
piiia and Ncw York Returning
leave Richmond 400 in. arrive
Mort lk il.15 q a.. Stops only ut
SUFFOLK, M4yerly uui Petersburg
-r,oud-cla>s tickets not accented
loi passhgc thee trains.
oth,I daily trains leave NOriOll;
gao ~ arrive 40 Richmond ll'bI
U. Eciurnlny, leave Richmond
$50 10 M; arrive 90 Norfolk 80 pm.
iof in'thcr Information us 90 tIckvis. rates tug
rnge cL-css, etc. call ou or address X ". COURT
NLl, p-irct Passenger Agent g. II. BO~LLN
litkr' AGrni, 10 Main street cornero Cranky. or
Z Iinch, Agent, depot Ngriulk ant Western
railroad W. Is. BENlli
Jtuega Al Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke, a.
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GEO. w. DUVAL q CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
10. Is Water street. Norfolk Va

ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMILL ana ali
KINDS Of machinery OF the mo improved
patterns Also re- airing at the shortest
notice. Particular attention to steamboat
work. blNAI'a PATENT ROLLER TUBES
fEEkULEN ARE the only peri. ct remedy
Tor lcaky boiler tubes hey csu be inserted
III a few minutes by any engineer. and are
warranted to stop loaAs.
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TRAVELLERS, GuIDl,

rLlpE'S EEGu LAR LINE STEAMSHIPS ron
y fHlLAiELpiIlA-O only direct U-~ss
line from Norfolk 10 Ph adeithiU e. - =
Until further orders, steamer, are 1Ti'UiTI,.i ~
sail from Norfo.k every Mont,y Wednesday and
saturday NJ 4 y m. and FROM ihladrlphin every
TUESDAY, thursday and sRtutdly
Through Hills ut ladinr to a'I poirts south and
Southwest via :. X r.. Atlantic Coast tiue md
Virginia and Icnucssee Air LIN, EWi0al
JAMES ". N,CAEUItk
General southcrn Agent, Norfolk Va
". J.. tLI bENGu,
Age = l'hIInIcIphi1
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hGICD0nIS' Z Miners Transportation Co

DIRECT ROUTE
loi' hOSIoN. fRONIDENCEAND SAVANNAH,
I.'cry MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at m. tOI BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY aud SATURDAY at CD. m.
FARES 10 BOSTON AND Providence
fif., class, including meals and saloon
yoNr'J ' ,ia.. oet,n ........" ......e 90
@'sou" 'I's, including meals aud berth 90
FOR SAVANNAH
Livery WEDNESDAY, ani SATURDAY at o. ~.
iarG-F First class, including meal, anu
L"rG-seeond class, including meals and
'''''''''''..-................. 3 90
feIiShaOc Freight gen, vi, Providence for.
NaIuei ~ early train 10 BOSTON aud at the oamo
ray ~ ni direct steamers 10 Boston,
Ic'inhabc trcirhiS not receive later than $40
T. IN on Ealing days OF Boston ships. 5,2O sailing
DAYS OF Providence ships
for luther Information apply to
i;.li. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
~ - sTEliBiNS, Asst rurin Mgr
W. PTuKNtR, General Pass. AGENT.
j. Z. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager
General Offices, Baltimore Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-02
cs> OLDDOM|N|ON STEAMSHIP
E2 IL COMPANY
\ FOR NEW YORK.

DASsENG ER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAT-.
l from Nortolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY. WE'D
NESDAI, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at $50 n
M. From New York on MONDAYS TUEsDAYS
WEbNE7DAfS, THURSDAYS ut 8 p. IN. SATUR
DAYS, p. M
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, incIIdiug meals and sIateroon berths 90
faie round trip, limited to thirty days.. Is 90
ron ucheis anu reservation OF stat rooms apply
n Cuuianys oilce, - Main street or at seneral
oiiiCu 4; wharf.
FOX KiCHMoND-Ships leave Norfolk every
IhI RSpAl 7. ~ and leave Newport News every
~ NDAI aud TUESDAY evening, ARRIVING az
Richmond the next morning.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

=, no New and powerful iron place steamer
AaHlNuIoN and NORFOLK viii leave daily n.
NORTH BOUND
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s. "A. L.. sEApoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORT EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH. ONLY Il HOURS 10
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MARCH
- 1882
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rIsavsu.EIt>, CUtpt;.
NORFOLK AND sourHtRS RAILROAD COM
lANl,
sCMEpuLEIN rrrEcr MArcI 100,

MAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
Tally except sunday va u. ny. for Elizabeth
ny, Edent"u, Mackcys fcrry. Roper Pautego
Bclha'en,"c. Councvis at Eienton with y Il
H. L. steamer A. follows Daily except sunday
Tor Plymouth and Windsor. TUESDAY, IIII1KS-
PAY aud SATURDAY Tor all landings ON Chow,n
river, "n MONDAY and FRIDAY FOR Scuppcruen..
river, aud WEDNESDAYS tor Salmon Greek con,
MahclcyvUc. South creek, Aurotn7 Washipr,nn
Snd intermediate landings.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK ito
T. III. daily EXCEPT sunday for Elizabeth civ
iuent"h a'id way-stniious Connects NJ Elizabeth
my with tho steamer Muse aud Nrwhern Mon
cav. Tue day, Thursday and saturday fnr New
bern. iopu"sc Inland aud MOI ehcad civ Kiustn,
aud t'1 dsbVrro via \ Il y & H. H. and for
jacksonville, Wilmington, y. C.. and ali stations
on the W. y. n y. Il. Il
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q. rain.

PEAs-Steady; Black eve peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. slal, Il, per bnshel.
Soc.
OATS Steady; Mixed, $50; white, 42c.
MILL FEED Market steady; Bran sls Goa
1000; shipstuf. or midihngs. sl90Oal9. so;
meal. white holted, per 50 lbs, 53c
HAf-No. Timothy, SlfUV; No. 2.
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PrDvistOiIq.


FISH Mackorel. No ?. in kegs. s4.51; new.
small. Il2.5 30: new. medium. 1900 No 3. in
kegs, $50: Herring. Family Roe, S2.70a
80 Eastern. III barrels. Sj.5Ja3,75.
MESS POKK-Ncw. Sli.25.
II AA-rork. .l30U.
HAAS-Smithiiell lial7c
BGLK MEAls-CleJr rib, s6.s5;fat backs, G.c;
bellies. &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cured. Tic
BAcoN-Shuuldcrs. 7!c
IhEASrs-Sugar cured, Ole
LARD Pure lard. s.c. cases, Sc, tierees:
compound; 6.c; tierces, i'll ca, les. &c
SAlDc.
BrrEn-New York State dairy. new, 2lc;
fresh creamery. - e: Western. lGalsc
KEROSENE OiL-firm liz degrees, l2c:
" degrees 1850; Rel, $50 degrees, is l-sc
Peanut rIHviSct.
MARKET steady; Prime, &c; strictly primo.
&c; fancy. 2!c, common. laIlc Sp tuish, SOC
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ne above schedule gives passengers from tina
;",tn iay over OF TWO hours and thirty minutes
~ ,nG "ehlng before taking the steamer, thus
the Nation "s INC NAPi'"' Vi
The trip down tile historic Potomac Rtysr and
h'sAlrISt BAY on the elegant steamers Of thin
company IS unSuFpa .scd. The steamers are COM
b.iMi'rly new, having been built in 1891, aud ara
htiei W. IN the most In xuriuut manner with
electric LIGHTS, call bells and steam heat in eaeh
room me tables a,e supplied with every deiicacd
~ tln se1sSi from the market, OF Washington any
Notl"Ik Tickets On .Aic At b. x O. tietet ofics
~ x =, once at W. I. Wakes and c, mpany q
For further information apply
Telephone al p''' ~.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The leading futures
ranged rs follows; Wheat closed hgher.
Corn closed higher Oats closed higher.
2ork closed higher.
WnkAr-May, G2iaG2;; Juiy ,GSia63i; Sep
tember C3iaHS.. Closing-May, "a; July, I'll
September, 6i..
-, ooHN--hay 40; July, i7s; September 4S !.
Closing May, -. July. 4gi; September sol.
OAls May. - j-S: june, 2S;, July. Is.
Closing May, ~; june, 29!: July. IS "a 20.
fonE-May, 80. July. l2.l2l: September,
92Si! ClosinS-alaY, l2.u0; july, 1925; Sep.
isml er, l2.5Oul2ij.
LAHD May, co., July, G.G2!; September.
s.E1i. Closing May o.iO July. G.s5: Sep.
scmber 100.
inns May. Cos; July, C.22!; September.
Go Closing May. G. Oi July, G.27.; Sep.
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s2.75; cocoanuts, "a 90 per bag of 100; pine.
apples, Ease: oranges, S2.75.
Sugar MARKET,


=. Out OF town prices are dependent on Dc
livery rates to the different points
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NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
pENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891.
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FOX KlCHNioND-Ships leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY p and leave Newport News eyArv
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening. arriyips a,
Richmond the next morning.
VsnE SnlaEnUIE OF STEAMERS
iNis Of wight, sailing daily, except Sunday.
FoR S'b f'Of, vat $50 and 1il5s
III. and 80 p. m; Portsmouth, Gas aud 1905 ana
800 N; Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at and iI:So
FOX NJ IIpr0N-At lI:i5 a. m anas4s
J.. m: lay Line ll:3oa ID. and D. M; Portsmonth
ut 1906 u. aud sos y. M
fuk NL3N TOIsI y FyvS AN SMITH
Eiii.nLAt 25y p IN Portsmouth, Pas p. m.;
EOE IAS, AND WAHE RIVERS
Daily, except sunday leaving Company's wharf
~ 90 u. m; Portsmouth, 6:45 =. m; Bay Limo
sOit HA IA. roQuOSiN AND SEW
EfsN kS-Touching a. Old Point. leay-
ing Companys wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
Ray Line Wharf Norfolk. At . a. M; returning
guis NAN>r MUNp RIVER ANN
SdiFEOI.k-ht8 !. m; Portsmouth, $40 % IN
connecting at suffolk with ;. aud {. X. II
Freight for Mathews, Back. Poquosin War.
Seven and Nansemond rivers must be prepaid
-,.IsIH CNUOtlIN. nsVlSInS~sor.
Norfolk for Washington, y. c.. Mondays a . n. a.:
Fhdays Vt : q. ~ carr ing freight for Washington,
and points ON the Tar. ringo 4 al Pamiico rIvefa
Ieght ior -Newbern, y. G., rtceiyed "a y. and
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until =
N. NJ b. CROMWELL, -
Agent.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Dy Southern AssOciSteh Press.

TEw YORK. May Money on call has been
easy at la2per cent closing At J la2 per cent.
STERLING exchange Is easier with actual bust
ness i'll bankers bills at iSS!aiSSi tor sixty
Gays aud iS9ais9t for demand. Posted rates.
<SS!ai9n. Commercial bills. is7u4s1.. Gov
crnment bonds. firm.
THE STOCK MARRET-cIosiSG BIDS.
American Cotton Oh, ~; American Cot
for Oil. lref, IG; American Sugar Rein
.ries. ll2!; American sugar Hetnories. pref,
!ys. American tobacco, 1885,: American To
tacco, pref. los; AtehisOn, Topeka an |
Santa lie. 81! Baltimore and Ohio, 56; Can
sda Pacific, AZ Chesapeake and Ohio. Isl:
Chicago and Alton, llo; Chicago. Eurhug
sonandQuincy. 7it; Chicago Gas Trust, "a:
Delaware and Lackawanna. 15o. Distil-
lers and Cattle Feeders, -, Erie. III: Erie
pref. 2ii: General Electric. 49,; Illinois Con-
trai, S2.; Lake Erie AMI Western. 20,; Lake
trle and Western. pref. tbs; Lake Shore.
.42l: Louisville and Nashville. 5Gi; louis-
tille, New Albany AMI Chicago. II: Man.
Rattan Consolidated. lis; Memphis and
Charleston, To- Michigan Central. 99!: Mis-
eouri Pacific. 25i Mobile and Ohio. ISL:
s,ashvIlle and Chattanooga. 10: United
States tordnge. G.; United States Cordage.
pref., l0;: New Jersey Central. IS; New
sorS Central. ssi; New York nni New Eng
land, So; Norfolk and Western. pref. l5!;
Sorthern Pacific. A.; Northcru Pacific, pref.
FL !; Northwestern 96l; Northwestern, pref.
y4U: Pacific Mail. 2jt; Reading, 10y: Rock Is
tand, 6Is: 81. Paul. t2.; ST Paul, pref, III;
silver Certificates, Gi. Tennessee Coal an /
sron, 2ls; Tennessee Coal aud Iron, prot.
"a Wabash, 81: Wabash. pref. l6!; Western
Union. ssl; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. ~,
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref, AZ. Alabama
class A. lUansked Alabama, class B.l17; AIaoa-
naclass c, 3; Louisiana SIS. 100. North
Carolina Is, l02; North Carolina G's, 1871:
Tennessee New Settlement 80, 81; Virginia
Gs. deferred 81, Virginia Trust Receipts. 6:
Virginia Funding Debt. So; United States
d., registered 1ll:; United states As, cou-
yons. ll2.; United states Is. ?6l: Southern
Hallway 5s, 30; southern hallway Common,
:3!; southern Railway Common, pref, 49,;
Eouth Carolina Is. lu7,.
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Among ourCottom ,Ien.

Buttermlk and Ice Cream at Macs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20

Many suffer from serious disorders
Of the liver and stomach. Impurities
in the blood tend TO poison the vital
fluid. The failure of the organs to
properly remove the waste from the
system allows the germs Of disease 10
accumulate and not until the whole
system is affected do many realize that
impure blood is the cause Of all their
trouble. Mr.. Sidney $. Mastcn Of
Pleasant Valley, N. Y, whose tcstimo-
NAL letter follows, is n well known
painter. His health was impaired by
lead poison and gradually his whole
system became affected. Ho rcsortcd
to Hoods Sarsaparila and in it found
purifier Of the blood and rcstorcr of
the liver and kidneys to natural action !;
in short, good appetite and renewed
strength and vigor has followed his
taking Hoods Sarsaparila. Read and
consider:
"Pleasant Valley, N. Y, Aug. 10, 1891.
&C. /. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Gentlemen ii am house painter by
trade and have been troubled with liver
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Pur9Nilk.

The business Of the country 10
settling into its former groove. Our
gentlemanly driver has returned
from his vacation, the COWS in the
pasture switch flies instead OF bull.
let's with their tails and the cream is
richer in consequence. We believe
we have satisfied every one OF our
customers who have taken milk from
us and we are in position to sup
ply great many more The people
who from choice or necessity visited
Waialae during the past two weeks
have had an opportunity to see just
what sort of diet our stock feeds
upon, and no longer wonder at the
richness OF the milk from our dairy.
Our facilities for delivery are the
best. With the exception OF a day
or two early in the late unpleasant
ness our drivers have always been
on time at our customers residences
We take this opportunity to thank
those who have been patient with Us
and to solicit continuance OF their
patronage. We will DO pleased to
fill all orders telsphoned to US and
guarantee all milk to be pure and
Tree from adultsration.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

complaint for about ten years. have al
30 suffered much from constipation, being
obliged to take cathartic every few days.
have used many different kinds of Pills
which gave me only temporary relief. In
the night would wake up and my mouth
would DO 80 dry 1t would seem almost i'm
possible 70 get moisture enough to wet It..
! had great deal OF trouble also in my
sido under my short ribs. It would often
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20
Obliged to Stop Work.

w 1N'NaNig 10
Obliged to Stop Work.
and lie fiat on my back to get relief. !
had great deal Of headache and my ap-
petite was very poor. In fact, for the last
year, have been all broken up. have
treated with six different doctors who
helped me only for q short time. Some
said had enlargement Of the liver aud
another that II was
Duo to Lead Poison
and that would have to give up tho
painting business. About tho middle OF
April last was obliged to give up work
entirely for a week. told my wife that
was discouraged and she finally persuaded
me to take Hoods sarsaparilla. had
taken a great many different medicines
and all had failed, but decided to mako
one more trial and bought O bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Before 1t had all
been taken felt better and now, having
taken three bottles / have no trouble with
my side. lam free from constipation and
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20

have good appetite. Iwork every day, and
Feel Like a New Nan,
thanks to Hoods Sarsaparilla. I recon-
mend It to all as one of the best tonlcs On
the market, and ! intend TO contnus
taking II from time TO time" SIDNEY =.
MAsTEN.
Moods Pills are the best after-dinnR
pills. assist digestion, prevent constipation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-20

extend up my back under my right
shoulder so severely I would be
The morning times., 1895-11-05
NO DAMAGES FOR MR.. BREWER.
Court of Appeals Holds Him Guilty
of ContrIbutory NegIigence.

oI SOHtriDutOTy NeSIgence.
The decision of the court OF appeals
yesterday in the sui of Harrison q.
Brewer against the District for damages,
throws some light upon the doctrine OF
contributOry negligence in damage cases
Mr. Brewer, on January 4, 1898. while
passing along Brown street. near h is
home mount Pleasant, fell and broke
his leg. He got Judgment against the
District for $1,000 damages.
He testified that it was between midnight
and O'Clock in the morning when lie was
hurt The sky was clear and there was
snow ON the sidewalk. The sidewalk was
known to be In dangerous condition
at the place where he fell, and the District
authorities had promised to repair it. He
chose Brown street in preference to Center
i'll spite OF the peril, because Brown street
was lighted and Center was not. When he
reached the dangerous place. near Mr..
Chittenden's gate, he stepped back and
made an effort to find sure footing. In
doing this he slipped in the snow and fell
across a sharp corner.
The opinion, written by Justice Shepard.
says, while other important questions were
raised in the argument. everything turns
upon the question OF Mr.. Brewers negli-
geuce. Even admitting the dangerous con-
ditiou of the sidewalk and the liability OF
the District, says the opinion, the fact that
Mr.. Brewer deliberately chose the danger
Gus street was contribItory negligence. and
puts him beyond relief.
The lower court should have instructed
for verdict for the District. The decree
is reversed aud the case is remanded &C
cordiugly.
The morning times., 1895-11-05
FOR THE FIFTEENTH TIME.
Annual Reunion of DIR. Stakeiy's Con-
gregatiOn an Enjoy BILE Occasion.


The fifteenth annual Reunion Of the
congregation or the First Baptist Church
took place in the church pariors, corner
of Sixteenth and o streets northwest. last
evening. 1t was intended TO hold this re-
union on Thursday evening last, but the
weather becoming So incIeInent 1t was
postponed.
The programme was simple and INTEREST,"
Ing, opening with singing, followed by
prayer by the pastor, Rev. Dir. Charles
A. Stakely. The roll of the members was
then called, after which the covenant was
read. on the platform, tastefuily decorated
with ferns, sat the pastor, DR.. Stakcly,
also DR.. Whitman. president or Columbian
University, Rev. Samuel II. Greene, DR..
George c. Sampson. and Rev. DR. Muir,
each OF whom made short, Informal
address.
The business before the meeting was
submitted by the committee On Organiza-
ton, Rev. Dr.. Stakeiy and DR.. Sampson and
consisted of a new scheme of organization.
This scheme was TO appoint various com
mittees for the furtherance of the Church
work, such as visiting, prayer meeting.
literary, mission, reception, etc, aud To
appoint also committee to make arrange
ments for the publication OF a monthly
paper, devoted tn both the social and re-
llglOus work Of the church.
After the business had been transacted
the meeting adjourned to partake of re-
Treatments and enjoy an Informal social
The tables were presided over by Mr.. Edgar
speiden and Mrs. Charles Young. president
of the Ladies Aid Society, who had as as
sistants: Mrs. DR.. Little. Mrs. Wingfield
Mrs. Chaplin. Mrs. Craft Mrs Nicholas.
Mrs. Stakely. Mrs. McMurray Mrs Ander-
son, and Mrs. Crane.