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- re,as Congressman writes 10
ofth /. Personal Friend <,,nr
80. April lS,-The following
y Ieas. ,rsssman Joe Bailey has
ecelved here; nou,s Texas:
ohh - Anril s.-My Dear Trayiof;
Ains''n' ,.selv stated in your let
Az, Siii that 1t did no. iI aHnnrecia.
AP' propose to snow NY Wy, aascribe
- bv answering u. LOU ,,,ucb the
,u.si situation In IeA.s , miu have
luS .everai other frlenls , W,o n
M lately. and In wllose }uH hsve In
u ,hs same confidence ayer that
I an very hopctnl, howe,n. a,'raxsd
o.rs,,c party will not pc "v ,ntn an
vsYt National coil ',,l,e onancinl
nsa Of the republican nhn ,riaaa
n ra I feel certain now INA. n" VII,
~, nv Unexpected happehs We w dn
' " chicago convention u W" ,,a Iu
'a aeo,,,nate a candidate ana NAM aM
Nv which will command "
" support of every true "'SN'fN
uh ;a,n ,e MS the republicans win tms
ssv VIM lose four years run n, IN mn.
~ ~. tose real trouble which. aniicts
W. ,nd they will therefore ian
UNITY 1 increasing the tariff, which
cay II. nv IN do, viii help the man
~ SUI ~, a time, but II viii as-
sn w a,ndition of everybody but
w s,,urers and win recoll upon
n t.av,.rs themselves before very
Y. Aruscn,l will come In this, way,
ne,ao,,,rers stimulated by higher
wv, Increase their products but
..,,mral people of the country
,.., and wheat can not lac benc
nrnseciiyc tariffs Will ma 'nc,r
y nower of manufactured Sooas
VT n Inc same proportion as the
~ manufactured EoonS nus ~,
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~ DISTRICT ELECTION


niuht Of f I'M lI'-At a mass meet
ided thai , ~ citizens Of Iiutto i,
the bon an election be called 10
build s', NUM- of this school dis s.
dhtrict inc NAN prick school house.
liable farm,, ,udes a great deal Of
''''''''n to the proposed ,asri b rs r1n,
sas sia 70 ssss s sr'isy purchased for
De built very near Hut.
Poland cS,'n" has lust received
Very s sn,na hogs, for which he
'entioosS' !. Of the North, =" a, r aons,d
swine. 's paid by our farm
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p, r. q i astosr9y 6 ,S or repair a
n 81 Hons The Southern ~, send
'ca as t Ia ,pn Heights. H. Soihpo-
Ne msr,,ne best wall az nsas; Tor
Y over s,a. Try il and d. , se,liBg
VA Ana clustering ana p YES, It's
s'e!sly yssy oa will use u No ceiling y,
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" ANTEl-To sell for cash or trade for
iirst-class bicycle one tvpowruns ma
chine; style calograpb No. ?, ia good
shape. Address NJ, l.. Brown, Gold
ihMaite, WeXas. u
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FOR observation-disclosures and city prop
critics. both Northern and Southern, Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore-burnett
Building, 1915 Texas avenue. u
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FOK RENT Two connecting rooms for
lisnt housekeeping. furnished or un-
furnished. with eastern exposure. wi,h
stable. 1904 Polk ave. y
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GOOD, clean stock general merchandise
to exchange for cattle. Address Boz -,
Eagle Lake. -
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n1rnI1Nl, s1rppREssEp.

!, DuELING SUPPRESSED.
April 2o.--IIerr Bacon. centrisf.
ichstag today called upon til !.
take action 10 prevent dueiing.
upon the public indignation
the killing Of Baron Won Hrhra-
,unt Won Kotze. and asked why
had allowed the meeting % cc-
they knew OF II. He avd me
tsort had obtained the = 3Atlon
.llo In England, and asked Why
,or could not find remedy Tor
many. CHEERS.
scrnment. Dr. Won Boettlscner
sincerely regretted the recent
the authorities coila not &c
r failing TO prevent the meet.
rlnurs from tho members q
bel said that the asllsts would
10 The sc-caile.i higher clnsses
work Of mutual seif-destr.lction,
added the middle classes are
vice, Of the aristocracy. anr
MS spreadIng because t!lc ansi-
confident OF being pardoheo'
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sTRAYED OR SToLEN--Llght dun horse
about II hands high, about y years old,
branded tD connected, on right shoulders
IS reward. John Busse. 26lS Commerce
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,mond for safe keeping.
of the city council and commits

COURTS. b.
,er VIII be appointed for the
cemetery company.
Magnolia Park approved.
convictions in the criminal dis:
/.
II. Clair was sentenced to re
~.
Hts filed.
licenses issued.
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FOR KENT-Cheap, lS-room house. with
stable. $40 per month, al l2N Chapman
street. ~
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TOR RIeNT'-A iftoen-room house al 91
Louisiana strcot $40 per month; ~
room house AZ l09 chcnevert street s..
per month. scve'al small cottages Of
thrce. four and nYe rooms at So to s.!
per month. X. Il, Gaut. real esate and
rental. Binz building. "
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LOST Gold trimmed spectacles, in black
case; thought to he near Preston and
Travis on Thursday. April 81 reward.
Address Margaret Hunter. III San Felipe
street IL
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FOR RENT-Ph Photograph gallery, b0'
Main street. newly fitted, htst7clasA
Call on or address II. ii. Gieseke, 5oi
Main street. ~
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FOK RENY-On nicely fuinishcd room
In private family no children: two
blocks from Main street, terms reasona-
bic 1903 capitol avenue. "
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TO EXCHANGF,--A vacant lot for good
horse. or house and lot for morse and
buggy. Address No. 1913. care Post. ~
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For Rent.

ONE cottngc for rent: five rooms, lall.
pantry. front and back gallery so IA
month. Apply 10 a. krnnlz, " Spruce
street, Second ward ~
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IN Third ward for part merchandise ana
Part business property in Houston APP
ply ZIG Preston avenue. a
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block from Capitol Hotel Apply az
Roy Spores Bicycle store, COS Main st
~
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FOK RENT Three or four new unfur-
n!shed rooms. modern convenlences, hot
ana cold baths. 1908 Milan. q
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For Rent.

FOR RENT Improved farm noar liouS,
ton good house; convpnieuces, liberal
terms, good olkne tenant wanted, me
location Tor chickens and stock. Address
1885 care Post ~
FOK RENT-O one nicely furnished room
In pilyntt family; no children: two
blocks from Main street, term. Tedspna-
bic. i2w Capltol avenue. y
ONE FURNISHED and one unrufhishcd
room for rent southern exposure 'Adi
At lGl0 llusk ayenuc -
FOR RENT Photograph gallery. bH
Main street. newly lifted hrst-class,
none but responsible parties need apply
Call on address ~. ii. Gieseke ~,
Main street. ~
FOR KF.NT- Eight room Two story house
modern convenirnces, AZ Capitol avenue
Apply At ~ CapEto! avenue. ~
4 BEAUTIFUL furnished office, with
roll top desk IN fine Office building. to
let cheap. vary office for a proiesslonal
man. Address OfIice, cure Post. q
FOX RENT Desrnble southeast rooms
one block from Capitol Hotel. suitable
Tor offices Apply Madame H. Joseph,
l06 Main street. -
FOR RENT Ia dcslrabl- neighbornood,
two.story sxroom house, bath ana
sewer Connection; also two pheasant .
rooms In private family for lisht hous",
keeping, 1917 Mckinney
FOX RENI'--A large south room gentle.
man only. Apply si5 Caroline st'eet -
FOR RENT. Nicely furnished rooms, con
venient TO boarding houses. reasonable
terms. Apply SIS Main street -
SMITH & HOWELL warehouse an Z,
Storage co. For storage rates rhohs ~
or l;i, on railroad track, with nfs.-ciasss
facilities FOR handling your 1lslness. :. =
NEWLY furnished rooms, with all lnone,n
conveniences, VIII rent sinGiy oi IN hni,r
for housekeeping. &lG i.aBranch s,rcol. ~
LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, In private ram
lily, good neighbour doOd, close 10 ous.-
ness center; 3 blocks from Main s,e.,'
70s louisiana between Rusk anu '"p,,o
tol avenues,
FOR RENT Six room cottage, gooa out
houses. yard and conyenienily F'N,,nt,.
No. 1913 Sixth street, FIRST wary; App. =,
NJ C.. Otto, ininan compress oIhoe 50
FOR RENT--larse and cool lirst ana SEC
ond floor rooms, nicely furnished, atao
some small rooma: rent reasonable,
southern exposure i'is c'AS'e'' avg &
MRS. o. WHITE. lo2 Rusk avenue, has
desirable furnished rooms 10 rent h'aa5
served IL preferred. ------ -
LARG. cool. airy furnished rooms TOT
couples or gentlemen, next door 10 nnest
restaurant in city soon TO he opehea,
transienis solicited. 7lo Travis sIree.. q
TKONT OFFICE 25xs5 feet for rent. soi
Main street. See j. J. PastorlZh -
FOR RENT-New two-story seven-room
house, No. 70s Hamilton street, Sstweeh
yenienccs south exposure. e. b. Heien-
man. 1871 Husk avenue. ~
FOR RENT--Modern eight-room house
B. Gaut. Bins building.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-TWo furnished rooms for
lgnt housekeeping. southern exposure,
WIN bath and stable. i20t Polk. y
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STORAGE nd,Iotac. oi 20 a5s sa rrom
feet space for your surplus Furniture.
Trunka, Boxes. Winter Clothes, Pihnos.
In fact everything that's in the, way In
your house. general merchandise, etc.
Phone go for rates. City ofiice iOl3
Franklin avenue. Peden Go. n
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nor RItNr-Two rooms, furnished or un-
furnished: cars pass every 10 minutes
suitable for light housekeeping. Apply
Mrs. ". II. GIN. ll07 Jackson st. u
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LOST-Pearl dav"er pin with diamond In
able reward for return to l2l0 Travis. 70
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms on
third foor over krupp n 1fufily's shoe
thing first class. Mrs. Goodpastor. pro.
,ri,,i,ts 20
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3TRAYED OR STOLEN Hack horse. 10
hands, no brand; 8 white feet. one fore
foot black; scar on knee; liberal reward.
Return to q. A. Weyland. corner Clark
and Sumpter ~
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ONE FURNISHED and one nnlurhishod
room for rent. southern exposure. call
at 1910 Iusk avenue, ~
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4 BEAUTIFUL furnished office, with
roll top desk IN fine Office building, TO
let cheap vary office for a professional
man Address Office cure Post. y
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FoUND-childs ring engraved Baby
owner can have same by proving prop
,rty and paying for this advertisement
al this office. IL
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FOR RENT Eight room Two story house,
modern cOnNenlrnceS, Az caplloi Asrbup.
Apply at Al capsto! avenue, 81
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NOTICE--Iaken up March %. old light
bay horse. about l6 hands high. upshod,
right hind foot white. star In faco
brand on shoulder dim, looks like IL Il.
Address j. II. Cabaniss, Katy, Texas. ~
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FOK RENT- Desirable southeast rooms,
one block from Capitol Hotel. suitabl.
Tor Offices. Apply Madame X. Joseph,
7g6 Main street L.
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OFFICES TO RENT in the Kiam build
Ing, the best aud most central location
In tho city. offices ON second, fourth
md nfth noora, elevator. janitor and
heating service A cool building In sum
mcr aud "a warm ono In winter Ronts
reasonable. Apply at Ed kiam's Nam.
moth Clothing House. u
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Popular With the People Because They
Furnish a Remedy for Every Disease.
Cure Promptly and Permanently and
Are Only 70 Cents a Bottle.
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OVER our Jcwelry store We have TWO elc-
giant front offices To rent: call ana Ace
them W u Tu=ipn x co. II
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Wanted to Buy.

WHHteu 20 Duy'
HIGHEST price paid for secondhand
clothing: gents only: send me a postal
and / will call. ii. Caplan, boz Main. y
WANTED--To buy phacton; also Jersey
~" ", M rost ~
WANTED-To buy presentable bar NIX
lures with fairly good sized mirror. Ad-
dress. giving price and description, sao
loon, care Houston Post. -
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TO EXCHANGE-I.umbc for corn, cot
ton seed meal and hulls in car lots. The
Griffin Lumber Co, Conroe. Texas. 20
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For RENT Possession given ut once.
second aud third nrors of building cor
per Main and Commerce. formerly &C.
cup,ed BY l.. Dan.I Il bro, Apply A. l..
helms, caro- inuan Il Co II
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and sumpter. 70
STRAYED OR STOLEN on or about tho
LIST of April, one dun mare branded AID
OH left high Any Information will be
higny appreciated. Address. Austin
Prcsswood. New tAney. Texas. II
BAY FlLLY, lbia hands. white spot In
forehead shod In front, scar on left hind
leg; 81 reward II returned To II. ~. Ram
sey 12.O Congress. ~
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $500 acres well improved rancho.
is miles from railway. Price $4,000 one
good city property. Particulars Of T
J, Skaggs Real Estate Co.. Beevills;
Texas. u
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II-7,I7 = T',NT-Two-story house modtrn
tnnrovements WITH underground CIV,
mn and inrn and nicely furnished
~ Wanted Ladies driving horse,
,,snI,, coz San Jacinto street. =
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FOK RENT-cheap. a three-room cot
tage, In good repairs and good ncighbor.
hood; references required. Apply lpi
San Jacinto street. Y,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kauai, per stmr Keauhou, July 81
8 c Biddell, G Davis and deck passengers.
From San Francisco, per o $ 8 Mariposa,
Jolly s0--A Ahrens, T II Benton, Mrs K T
Carroll, Miss Carroll Miss Carroll, II J
Day, II Heacock, Ben Holiday, IL X Hyde
and wife, X W McChesney and wife, Rev 5 s
Palmer, Mrs w G Peacock, G du Roi, Fl
Schultz, John SmeatOn, Jas Steiner, W X
Whittier, Alex Young, Miss Young, Miss
Bertha Young. Through; @ d Edn 1urg,
Miss Maxine Elliott, Miss Gertrude Elliott,
Pascel GARNER, I w r Graham, Miss Edna
Hayward, Mrs F NJ Meyer aud son, Mis-,
Elizabeth Pape. Capt w S Paterson. Leon L
Z Raycrat and wife, Paul Steinield, r L
Malcolm, d Mclean.
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CARGoEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.
FIX Keauh0u-3j6l bags paddy, 80 bags
rice and ~ pkgs sundries.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP MARIPOSA
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
Schooner Aloha in Port-w. G.. T5nI
Arrived A steamer wrecked
Oihcr w lIlfC Notes.

~ -,,.
The steamer w G Hall was teiephoned 20
miles of at noon.
The bark Fresno arrived at Port Gamble
from Honolulu on July q.
The schooner Mary Russ sailed for Ka-
hului from Eureka on July II.
TLo h,,i, Soc Ki,,, orrivod at port Town.
send from fbis mort on univ To-
m s,oo,,or gc,,,bn,, bro,,bt n cargo of
s,',ar ard hoo from KnrIi tI,is morning.
80 ,-,,,,., -.
Inc uarheh,'nc h NJ. - Cu''''
MASTER cleared lot ror' l""nse"u 'o"'y'
The o \ 5 Maripusa arrived late last night,
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PRINCESS MAUD Welded.
Continued from 4h Page.

climax at Constitution hill, near
the Wellington statue. That vast
sea of human faces, that mighty
thunder of human voices, brought
out the woman in the Queen and
the Queen in the woman. She
bore herself with all the majesty
of a great sovereign this after
noon, as, with tears streaming
down her face, she acknowledged
the homage of her people.
The marriage was solemnized
by the Archbishop of Canterbury
in the private chapel Of Bucking-
ham Palace. The bridegroom is
second son of the King of Den
mark, and a nephew of the Prin-
cess of Wales. He is lieutenant
in the Danish navy and at present
attached to the cruising frigate
Fyen.
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Notice.

During Mr.. Boardman's absence, Mr..
Ewing will have charge of my books and
attend to all collections. He can be found
either at Mr.. Boardmsn's Office at Ugura Il
Co.'s or at my Office.
335-h DIR. HERBERT.
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JIG is believed u Iori5 chat I'll
Hung Chaua Is seeking % now
Chinese loan.
The Kolapore cup has been won
by Canadian riflemen at the tour
nament at Bisley. The scores OF
the various teams were as follows:
Canada 656 points, England GA,
Guernsey Gl8, Jersey $50.
The French Government is
about to issue decree increasing
the duties on foreign raw sugar
from 7 francs to 109 francs and
on foreign refined sugar from 8
francs to 10I francs. The decree
is to take effect August LIST, on
the same date as the German ex-
port bounties go into effect.
ALMOST INCREDIBLE BARBARITY OF
THE sPANIARDs REPORTED.
Private letters from Matanzas
to merchants at Key West, Florida,
report the capture of two hospitals
by the Spanish soldiers, who
massacred the inmates. Doctors
Ruiz and Izquierdo, surgeons of
the Cuban army, in charge with
their assistants and corps OF
nursce were alL il is alleged, put
To The macholo. while the helpless.
III and wounded were assassiuatco
in their cots and the buildings
then burned over their heads to
cover up the crime The small
iusurgenL attachments guarding
the hospitals made 2 desperate
but vain defense against over
towering forces.
The death of Jose Maceo,
brother of Antonio Maceo, is
again reported. Jose was a negro
who had all the worst proclivities
of his race, and his presence
among the insurgent forces did
more to help the Spaniards than
his death could possibly have
done
GRINDING OF CANE PROHIBITED.
BY a decree issued by Senior
Salvador Cisneros, President of
the Republic of Cuba, all conces-
sions heretofore granted to grind
cane are declared void, and it is
absolutely forbidden to manufac-
ture sugar in Cuba during the
season of 1867, or to do work
of any kind preparing for such
manufacture, unless independence
has already been achieved, when
such work is to be allowed. Those
who violate this order will be
treated as traitors.
Rebel camps have been sur
prised and dispersed in Havana
province, with heavy loss Of
munitions of war.
The Spanish authorities have
captured a large number of dyna-
mite bombs in the houses of re-
bells in Havana, whose owners are
now prisoners. Undelivered
baggage at the custom house was
seized, disclosing 93S rifces and a
quantity of cartridges.
OTHER LANDS.
foundations in the procedures
of Toyama and Shiga, Japan,
have swept away towns and de-
stroyed crops. 1t is feared that
many lives have been lost.
Reports of a panic in Crete are
declared to have been greatly ex-
aggerated. A Turkish negro ran
amuck with knife in cafe, but
was overpowered by brave AL
bantam soldier. Some shots were
fired and an old Turk was killed.
There is heavy mortality from
cholera among Egyptian troops
in the Soudan. Among the
British troops there have been %
cases and Is deaths.
1t is reported the japanese are
slaughtering Chinese wholesale
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ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, July 80.
oss Mariposa, Hayward, from San Fran
cisco.
Am schr Aloha, Dabcl, from San Fran
cisco.
FRIDAY, July 81.
stmr W G Hall, simerson, from Hawaii
and Maui
Stmr Keauhou, Thompson, from ports
on Kauai.
smr Waialcale, Gregory, from Hawaii and
Maui.
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To Let or Lease.

THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. A, LONG,
ono mile from postofice. Large house with
furniture. -Four bed rooms, parlor, large
dining room, pantry, kitchen. bath rooms,
hot and cold water, with patent closets,
servant houses, stables, horse paddock,
Apply to ALFRED MACON.
II Merchant St., next Postofioe;
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--LATEST routroa NEWS.
Continued from Ist Page.

in our favor and that, but for the
result of the prevailing gloomy
sentiment, the movement of gold
should he toward instead of
against the United States, aggra-
Yates the situation.
The dominant depressing infu-
ences have been the steady export
of the metal and the consequent
rapid process of depletion of the
Government reserve. On July
18th the free gold held amounted
to S100,293,6SS. BY July 18th the
reserve had fallen to S96,703,621
and at the close of the business
yesterday it stood at $S9,7S0,lS0.
These figures were further reduced
on the 22nd, next day, by with
drawals amounting to S3,375, GOO,
including 100000 for export,
bringing the total down to $751;
405,1S The decrease in the
eleven days amounted to nearly
S13,000,OOO.
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DEFARTI RES.

FRIDAY, July 81.
os Mariposa, Hayward, for the Colo
mics, via samoa.
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Situation Wanted.

AS SALEMAN OR TRAVELLER BY
man experienced in Island trade. p o Box
346. 365-lw
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M. A. Peixoto, proprietor of the
Union barber shop, next to the
Art Gallery, guarantees to give a
shave that will make your hair
curl with JOY.
Sterling, the painter, is pre-
pared to quote prices on roof
painting. He uses composition of
coal tar and cement. Cheapest
and best roof preparation in Ho-
nolulu.
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The case of All Puck and All
Kai, opium and attempted bribery
of an officer, was set for trial on
the 9th by Judge Wilcox this
morning.
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BORN.

LUDEWIG-Ho July 81, 1896 TO the
wife of Lieut. II Ludewig, son.