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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
iHE MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
EETNIIN
IEE FAST AND THE NTST
VIA. WASH NOTION
y IL L ID.

IOthi-E Al N h, JhANLl COULTER
sclcdnle 10 take ,it,t 81 My. November Is 1sa,
Lave washington from station. werner OF NcN
SNtlu and street 10y Eastern Standard 10Th AiTi-
For ch.oaso Cincinnati. Ioais,i;lo and St Ioui.
Through Carces ard L. Lac Sic, i, t., al "a
ISlnts without clsnge; ~ 10 III. duily 10 Chicago
For rnslrIe at Io:l5 o m and ssor m tlagr. Al
lIn TO ilish1le' Ceve!aId AID Detroit, wlt Sleep
For Tole,;o ard Dslroit via Morroe,ille. lois o. m
Iay Wy SLED 81 Tor Toledo. - NJ cling and Like
Trans for Philadelphia and Now York ri a.l0a m
aaS eNr'l Sililday: a.. I0.lUv Ia daily with
faii1r and Slef :iiE ans alta. hid.
For ba;toI "a N.tk day. . 30, 40. $50 sIo,a
aiin ~ - IN ~ 40 20 80 ) 80 aaO. %. So
Ter Ea!iI ore ON sundays. n, 90. geo am, s.
80. j. i 40. 80. IL. l0.is ia.
ioI AIial oils q. 10 In. l2lo aid 40 PA. Sun
day, 900 ain, i..0p.m.
s. Go san !. 10 ina s s., , sna l = ere
1or stations on " olitan tri.Ich 40 M
LiAaiS.on : 80 am daily eSc'lt sunday = -
daily Ter FIeierIck, 70 ala; 10 10 40 Inn.
for HagerstUwi l0:i5 am. ala As daily EXCEPT
Trains irivc from Tie West daily. 20. 20 a. -
From New York. ard rlad lrila, 255 s3oaln. daily
$40 l. IA oa!A except Sunday.
From Annaoi las. 6 - AIN. ! 80 80 pm. Sunday.
IL 80 ana. G:31 pm.
From Iea:..ton GO Gaily ana o:l5 r. m daily
Froin ffdstitE and intermediate points. e25 100
a. ~; 10 40 D. H. aid 80 }, H. Jails ckc,ft
i, Sunday: so 4 IN. daily .reIl Point oi Eo,,As.
Mans l'aN" Baltimore for Na>li.-i, >. 90 E %
10 ~ 20 :, !. ~ ana i9.o a. H., ~ IL "a: = 20
20 :. . lOa. a., 30 D. 6..1. 10 1. IA
81 Train. ifoln Washington sto al ic Station Except
For further Information aIlly at tho raltinor and
.iio licAtt bfitc-haslIslst.n Station. az 1851
VII L'-takll Tor luggage IL L. CHECKED aId received az
u; NJ. ILLMENis. NJ cf T. Baltimore.
hl9 e. h. LORD. tItil Pars,l nicer ..srt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1888
GERMoND CRANDEIL VS. WASHINGTON CRY SAVINGS
BANK-3423. Eq. Doc. II:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends to creditou
OF said Bank having been heretofore decreed in this
cause aggregating one hundred per centun il Is tls
third day of May, A. d., 1888 on motion Of William F.
Mattngy Receiver. ordered adjudgcd and decred that
fendant herein and their assigns lie. aud tley grP
hereby, forever debaryed from making any claim or fs
or the assets In his hands unless their claim nn
the first day of january A. ID 1854 provided notice 81
this order be published at le.st three tles week for
Tour successive weeks from this day, and three times
week for six successive weeks PRIOR to said January
1854 In two more newspaper pubshed in thc city
Washington, d. G.
CHARLES F. JAMES, Justice
A true copy
Test-R. J. MEIGS. Clerk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Cute 0elegenbeit !

Stt @aNsrmabImhble In @ilbtrtsptas, am Gssar Gus
selssen, In pslbu 3 paar Steiut pOlaui ,u tbuu babes.
uuo ptlde aui's Bette eiussrtdtst uuo ioltp srbaut. ~ uns
ter iebr s~huniseu Seoiusun9su 81 uertauieu. Der ttns yea
ben bsibeu 9tsentbhmeru Dat Datsta ju itinsr pttmatt
ssmadt. Der auesrt ut s~rautbtits baIber sslpuassa. bas
@tiddit auisussbsu. um udbsrs austuuit psuet man NIB
an ptttr 8rnutr ser nod bshg. man btisbe bic Vki
Itssubtit isbh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
YafiiihsW eisbeit.

9ibbp: .8apa, bier in Der @isIass lit
elm Bud uon Sofrates; wer lit benn bas q
9rOfeior (sur dlteren S9weiter): y6las
ra, iase Der 9ibbp, wer Sofrates mar"
&lara: sd weiB es nidt, Bapa."
BrOfefor: ygber Wfdo6en, i9dme
Did! 9ls S9ilsrin elmer b0beren SO9s
tsri6ule iouteit On bas i6on wiiien. -
Sotrates, Der Mann Der fantbippe, mar
Der Sater Der sriedii6sn BbiloiOpbie.
Wieberbole es iebt."
Rlara: v9untbippe, bic 6rau bes 60
trates, mar Die Ututter Der srie3ii3en
Pbiloiopbie."
YrofehOr: pgtein, mein Sinb, SOtrates
mar Der Batter"
clara: p9lber i'd bite Did, Sapa, lduft
OaS ni6t auf EMS ~binaus?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
S6lagfertia.

Ger @eueral pon 0onin speimal
Rrtsssminiiter unb sulest Communicated
@eneral bes 8. Qrmeecorps maj be-
tauut pegen ieiner liebenSwiirbisen 6ors
men, uber aud pesen ieiner trefienoen
gntporteu. Sci einem Manouer bes s.
armesccrps par Der iranSOii6e Mari6aa
Sorcp unpeienb. Sin preuBii6er Srups
peusGommanbeur bate feline Snfanterie 10
ungIafli6 auiseitelt, OaB iie benz uerni6s
tsnOsn feinOli6sn 6euer b~loBseseben mar.
DSieie Snfauterie lit uerIOren", rief
Mari9aa 6Orcs.
.Netn", errpioerte Scnin, bic Snfans
tsrie ni6t, aber Der General, Der iie cOms
manSirt!" Ser betrefienoe @ommanoeur
bate in wehissn Gasen ieine Serabs
idieounq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

sur5 Si, ,lbmIidft bstauutsn. ~stirnsu saraub,nsp Of
sampiihink Otter 9lale:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Sic fleine Yrinseiiin.

Der RSnis unb bic 80nisin Der RieSsrs
lanbe befanben ii9 nit ibrer tleinsn Go9z
ter uor aur;em in Winbior gum geiu9e
Der R0nisin BON England. Die oreiidbz
rise 8rinseiin 1T elm iebr aufsepedtes
6inb. Die R0nisin unterbielt ii6 ldnsere
3eit nit ibr unb fraste ie inter 9lnberem,
Oh ie uiei llnteridieb suii9en benz eng
lii6en unb benz 2eben in Der Seimatb per-
merle. 80 ia", lautete bic @ntrport.
Die &0nisin fori6te weiter. Die &leine,
beren gater, Der &Onis Der Nieoerlanoe,
UNI mebr ais 40 Sabre alter lit ais feline Sc
mablin, iaste enOli6 NIT wi6tiser Mtene:
sSn England iast man gu ben alten,
Srauen 5erren @roBuater, bel uns iast
man gu ibnen Batter"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Gbolera!
prof. Oarby's
preptpIarttr Dlutn.
Das maStisfe Mittel seSeu SauluiS, bas
man teunt.
Ga prrbiitet ntr Gbnlera.

benz ma&tisifen Sauls
nib : 0erui6tunssmitteL
bas bic Gtemie berpprs
sebra6t bat.
Setne anmsnbuns, tns
uerItd ober auberIt6,
retntet unb tdntert
aues, pomit Is tn 8es
rdhrunS tpmmt; BITE Grs
aeusuuS Der Rranftettss
teime Bort auf, unh Der
Patient pirb seiuub.
@enn bel @einmas
rem, Nrdbs uuo
8ranomunoet Muss
fhIa9en une @unos
fteuen ~an9emeuoet,
tttatesa Shmer5,
teiniat Die betreifens
ben 3betle unb tes
t6leunfet BITE 8tIs
otfns ~esianoeu 6Iets
idjes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
shneQ entidloiien.


Wbsr: Mein liebes Sinb, Sie iu6en
wiebS einen Otenit unb baben IN Der
fur3d 3eit BON IA Sasen brei 9erri6afs
ten Sabt2
Ohitmaoden: Sa, snd' Ser, i'd
battelas llnsliit, baB iebesmal fur; mad
meinsr Oienitantritt bic 6rau ftarb.
Mper (Su ieiner 6rau): abele, bic
nebms mer!
Sas @lidsiabr.
r9SOnes @etter, Serr Na6bar, nidt
pabrf
Isl frudtbares Wetter, elm wabres
@Iiidiabr, ieitbem meine Srau itarb, babe
i'd tliol9es erlebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Tolgenser eiseutbiimlide Sal bat ii6,

benz Or. 8olfsfr.~ 3ufolge, fiirSli3 am
Palaitparabeplas in Srier 3usetrasen.
Gin iunser Mann BON alsparts, pel6er
m elmer bortisen Reitauration gum geiu9
weilte, bate wabri9einli6 tassiiber beS
@uten gu uiel setban, 10 baB er in Der be-
treffeuben Na9t bas Seniter Ieines i'm
speiten Stofe belssenen j3immers 0ffnete,
I'M friide Cuff gu senieBen. gei oieier
@~elesenbeit i6eint Der etlpas iduere aopf
bas lleberseui9t berbeisefibrt gu baben,
benn Der iunse Mann i~tirste uon Der be-
trd6tli6en SObe berab sur Grbe. Der
Wadtpeiten an Der &aierne bemertte ben
6aa uub ueranlaBte, baB Der ~mertuiroisers
weiie unbei6dOist sebliebene sliiflid Sers
unslifte mieoer in iein Sett sebra9t wurs
be, mo berielbe TAPER peiter i6lief. 0as
Romii6ite an Der Nffaire lit aber bas, baB
Der Mann am anbern Morsen pon Der
san3en @ei6i6te iiberbaupt nidts wuBte.
Der muB einen anitdnbisen &aui6 sebabt
babeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Spiterie uno Nerpeui6mGbe.

@ir seben na6itebsnb einsn @ussltg
aus einsm 8riefe Der Wtrs. gliiabetb
Smitb uOu &idmOno, Snb., wel6e
i6rsibt: Samaritan Nervine turirte
mid pOn Spiterie unb Nerpeni6pd9e.4
Gommentar iberfilIi9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
9te SGrtlide.

Brau (bsn Wann umarmsnb): .Nein
Serssnsartbur, msiu Gnsslsmaun, -
Rann: ,S9sn gut, mein Rinb, baltic
Did ni9t nit Ginlsttunsen auf, = fase
sIsi@, wis bs& f& BITE Re4uuas bslauft!A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Ser ganSen 8elt bat lie uoblactbau.

Sine Der woblbefannteiten unb beliebs
teiten OfeoiSinen, Die Jest unter bas ameris
tanii9e 8Olt ein9efIbrt worOen, iino Die
6opfensS ittern. lleberau finbet man bic
ielben. Ser aud bieielbe einnimmt unb
sebrau6t benz miro sebolfen. Sic i6medt
pieaei6t ni6t saa; 10 msenebm wie uns
oere Sittern, benn es 1T tein Wbistep
barin entbalten. SopfenzS ittern iinb
mebr benz suten alien 8amiaensG bee dbns
LID, Der Der san3en @elt wObl setban bat.
8er nidt gang wObl ii6 befinoet, Der ioate
9opfensS ittern ueriu9en. - ausi9nitt
aus Der Hunba Hews.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

Here is the best specimen Of pfecocity:
w: have known. The letter was re-
ceive,d by prminent gentleman Of Bos-
eon, and the handwriting, though iu
printing, Wi. strongly suggestive Of his
son-in- Law: =: >,>:'..
. EAnEsr GeArprA: was week old yester-
day afternoon, and paps said il Was \ eood
), n last night tllst might ws1s letter o my
own grandpapa To-day. Twas good last nigh I,
and mamma had good night, t o, and she
aud ars both doing we'll" Papa il dong
veil too. liks n. two erandnnamm.s quite
too ut.er1y much. want to sss my grand.
papa, and ses il he u really and truly IN
:. elderly eentlsman,' . % mammals usnan. says
he il. like your picture sver 70 much, dear.
srandpapa, and don't think you look elderly >
1t Ill. Mamma says you are coming TO sss me-
soon, and am 10 glAd. I want you TO come ~
.oon u you can, and stsy long time, and you
aud can talk over old tinaes' ,ogether. Won's
chat be prec,ously precious? They haven't told
YOU anytiiins about me- in, thsir letters to you,
so I'm Just going 70 tell you shout myself. I
/ nsye btnsttsres, and hair Of An auburn hue.
/ nm psTfsct u an respeets, ply. ically snd in
to isctnalb pspa taught me- thoss two big
words this s,orn,ngl ! eat = good desl and
i ha nurse says 4 nm sl,ttIs rig. sissp Some
9ut don't cry st ri except when vsry huusry
1 s.ave ons % noss, two % eyea two (2) ears.
one ~ noush, ten (1ol fingers And ten n01
toss.s I taks IN inventory every morning - 80
shsttthsy srs ~ right NoM,I want 10 ssnd
ny ,ovsSto n my nice rsl.tions and I xzst
ltor, bscauss 7 M tired. I:sshan b % gi.d
~, Jon cone. We ars Al wsu and haPpy.
I:hpps yon viii io,s Ds,s der sTandraps, q
much as 4 loys ypn. and that ypu vii soos, m
sxsss ssshis 6rst lsttsr from your loving gra,ii.
daughter, I1o1k1c1
/. =. Amt yos SIad IN ! sirl :
Bosaos 6st,sry1dg lsasessi,1 aaeettss.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

Aside from it's oil-yielding properties.
the whale also serves mans needs by
furnishing him with wha'ebone. This
was once an important article of CON-
-meroe, but the supply and demand have
for many years been diminishing. The
fact is the whale does not live "in the
North sea- as much as he once did, snd
The decline in the New Bed ord oil bnsi.
ness is reflected in q measure in the
whalebone inaustry. A. tho supply fell
of substitutes for the article were dis
covered. Steel takes the place of whale
bone in umbrella manufactures, and the
latter now finds its chief uses in the max
ing of whips and corsets.
The preliminary preparation Of whale
bono is about as follows: When the
raw bone is received the hair is first cut
from the slabs. These are then soaked
in water until they become soft, after
which all the gum which adheres to them
is removed b. scraping. They now go to
steam box, where workman straight
ms them with knife. After polishing
they are ready to be- worked up into
various forms. There are certain places
where it is probable that no known ma
terial answers so we'll as whalebone, and
it is said that fortune awaits the inyeu-
lor who devises An efficient substitute
for it Experiments, looking 70 this
end, have been made with rawhide.
Since the decadence OF the hoop-skirt
fever the price Of whalebone has de-
c''ned very materially, but the price was
ut its zenith IN the last century. the
Dutch formerly obtained $500 q ton
tor wha'ebone, but since 1893 it has
lever commanded such high figures. In
1918 the price was $3.50; in 1884, from
$40 to $545; aud in l841 it ranged be-
'~een $1,000 for Southern to ST. $50 fox
u rthern bone. We learn that in the
upper jaw Of the whale arc thin, paral-
"a m;n@, varying in sixs from three
" tw~ I've feet IN length, aud that these
re- what are known 40 "wl,alebone."
'>s.e quality which commands the high
st price is about six ieet in length, ana
Is called "ssze bone." 1t is SAID that
the Greenland whale furnishes the best
bone. From the mouth of these huge
creatures from 2 600 to3 900 pounds are
often taken.--Scienti9c american.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

tie ,nrn, sa-' fa' the 81 inpla reason tlat,slis
veiocity With which the u,efeerio masses
brning the head ronld travel 1t the
eafth's dissance from the sun would De
100 small % lend . any very mischisv-
Gus fesult. Il the shower Of metsnric
masses we're very dsnse, tho metsora
thsmselves being of the larger sort, md
10 ahle To- break their way through the
earth.a atmosphere, the shower. might
kiil i lev 81 the earth's inhabitants; 81
even many hundr ds, But there would
be no widespread destruction Of life. s
!. = II would s,e altpeether ntherwiss. ]
''-l1eve, il = comet Of the larger sort iel,
spto OF were absorbed by the sun. The
.,anger would be in the suns orp
weight, not in the comet or it's attend:
mt train. The bodies + rning the head,
:,ncleus and train OF the comet wonld
fall in immense numbers, with snor
nous velocity: and each with night
momentum on the suns hery snrtacr,
Possibly lin my opinion probably, theI'
most destructive work would be &C
,omplished below that surfaes. uade'
he still more stupsndous, astrsctiye> en-
ICY o: that smaller, beca',ae more con
1ehsed, orb swithin which ! taketo i
she true ruling osnser OF the solar sye
1t might we'll 10 that the sfascts aars
reduced would bo but transient. In
W weeks, possibly in a.tew days. !"
ven hours, the sun, excited for viii.
intense heat and splendor, would r
s,me his usual temperature, his usu;
lister. Richard a. Proctor's Fdsniiia
Science Studies.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

~, VI ~. & rz,ts 81.
{ :,s.s 8 ssssd ile e & I don't
5sow whether is 1s ti9ht. :, .zs
sS,. Don. klySa \ Il 0hat is right =
..s:slanded H. csity Il r.
| ]. his w.sl.n I vent there & 10,
s,,i.t and tissy h 4 il e sus = hAap Of }rot
.l.out their ~ but i don't kpo.
neither il CO.. ost straight q hot.
SOW, hers i M Ilve GOT her in 4
:: u s.lar s;,k, hinlnsd Y sa sros. grain,
s:h blast poiat,lase nnderskrt and
.-pl,ited hair Does Tint sound nat
- ! .>5s \. 53.z> ~
IL Who sent yoato 4 wedd ding r., asked
,e city editor, eontsmptuoasiy, "Don',
u know that graen grain. il : color
hat was 8 gissgsain, box,rlaited
.r.ss, trimmed 4 u black point lace,
,,d her hair was srmbed q, .aasster,
II ought to know better than 10 gel
ings mixed that WY. Who else did
IA get2 How ~ the btiiae dressed ?
:: ! >. :. i've got her III right replied th,
1Hater. "shs. .gvors . v11ite 6ouoan
III Princess Il tulls veil the under
1T. cut decoHsk around tho bottom
:: 4 trimmed with / basque At The 81 .es, ;
.S5"That's bettsr. 4 nd tbs city editor
] {; eeuraeinsly Tint sounds sone
ss:iiig hAs How xaas her hair I T. '..zs.s..
.sHer~hair Aas Ashirrsd g. replied tn.
porter. p, 'shirrea ~ tho sides ani
',rsagea on top" .... =. II !. ]:
II don't believe: sthats right" OBJ
rived the cit, editor. u. s Read tha
,ain." ! :.. -. i. -.
1T was eoEsaged ,t tho 1sides ant
,hirred, on top" said the reporter, Re
ierring to his notes. ,.: ',.>
"Of course" smiled tho city editor
1T makes all the difference in th,
world. YOU never saw q woman will
.nr hair corsaged on top in your life.
louisville COURIER y0uT7a4k
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-07

Bring your wheat to A. J. Sawyers ele
vator in Little Falss IS and get the marke
price and honest grades and weights.
49, CT. BRACE, Agent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-03-31

cumulation and their methods OF flowing. To
some extent, no doubt, these observations relate
to matters peculiar to the Islands. and it would
not be sale to call them typical but l imagine
that their utility will not be less on that
account.
One of the most pleasing studies in these ISL
ands Is the climatology. In truth. there are
about as many climates a. there are square
leagues yet all of them seem TO be rcducible To
ordinary and well known laws, and when under
stood form some OF the rnast beautiful EXAMPLES
OF the operations Of those laws which can well
be imagined.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-03-31
Notice Of Incorporation

- HERERY GIVEN THAT
~ Al MEETING HELD IN HONOLULU ON II
5h day OF March, y. ID. 1888, of subscribers to the Stock
OF the Reciprocity Sugar CompAuy. it was voted to accent
a Charter OF Incorporation. granted to them and their as
sociates by the Minister of the Interior. BY and with the
consent Of the King in Privy Council. under the corporate
name and style OF the Reciprocity Sugar Conn
PSoy. on the 18th day Of February. 1855. and that the cor
Porst1on under the said Charter thereuPon organized it
self and elected the following officers:
John L. Bush President
WI. mmings--.-..Nic e-Iresident and Manager.
C. l.. hopkins Secretary.
- Auditor.
John T.. Bush. w. IL. Cummings, J. Hayseldeu. &. l..
Hopkins, T. j. McCrosson. Board OF Directors.
Notice is further given that pursuant to the terms of
said Charter, 10 stakeholder shall Individually be liable
for the debts of the corporation beyond the amount which
shall be due upon the share or shares held or owned by
himself. {. L, HOPKINS Secretary.
Honolulu. March 6, 1888. mchIO vat.
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Administrators Notice.

yNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Hon. Abr Fernandez, in Chambers,
TTuesiee snd Administrator q the Estate Of the late John Mil
Ter Of AakaW 40. Island OF Maui hereby notifies all parties in
drht-d to said estate to make immediate payment To the I'M
dersigned; AL parties having property in their charge belong
inS TO SAID estate are requested TO notify the administrator of
the same without delay. All parties having claims against
said estate are requested to present the same duly authentica-
ted TO the undersigned within six months. or they will be for
ever barred W I. MOSSMAN,
Trustee and Administrator Estate Of Johu Miller, deceased
Makavao, Sept. 10Th, lSs2- ocI 6m
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COpartnership Notice.

N r. MILES AND c. b. MILES. CONSTI
AZs TCrE THE FIRM OF MILES BROTHERS
Doing business in stock in the District Of Kohala, Ha
wall each being an equal partner in all Stock owned BY
or controlled by the said Firm in thistkingdon.
MILES BROTHERS..
EsKoHALA,. HAWAII, March 10. ISIS. mchI7 wit.
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40OtrtistmGts.
WANTED

a ESS FOR TWO PUPILS ON
the Island of Maui, to teach English. French snd
Music. Middle-aged lady preferred. For further psrticu-
ATS ~"fes THIS once. jams d&wtf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-03-31

CISES OF THE CELEBRATE
Blue Grass Kentucky Whisky.
In glass and demVohnS, superior to any
brand in this market.
Cases Hermitage Bourbon Whi>ky.
" o. F. c. Sour Mash Whisky,
.. Kentucky Favurite Whisky,
:. Ca es Cutter No. l Whisky.
=, Cases Hounesscy l, , and 3 Star Brandy.
" RIchot Star Pale Brady.
=. Burke's Three Star Irish Whisky,
&" Burke's Pure Malt Scotch Whisky,
- LochIel Scotch Whisky,
3" Extra Superior Port Wine,
" Extra Superior Sherry Wine,
" No. l California Port.
=. Best Brands of Claret.
- Best Brands OF MADEIRA Wines.
E" Key Brand Jamaica Rum,
=" Golden Fleece" Jamaica Rum,
Baskets Best Stone jug GIN,
Cases Green and Red Case Gin key Brand
q" P. Raidmakers & Co.'S Prize Medal Cen
uine Holland Gin,
L" Fosters Pale Ale, pts, and qts.
" Guinness xxx Porter. pte and qts,
" St. Louis Lager Beer,
Pilsener Lager Beer, ats and pts.
q" Tenants and Jeffrey's Pale Ale,
" Budweiscr's Celebrated Lager Beer qts.
and pts.
" c.. Fares Cham payne, ats. and pts. r
LI.l;..o's rt,.,,,r, o,-,,l 81
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Bungling Legislative Work.
Jamestown Alert.

un6AAAk 1<CH HA5AhSASo VOTAs
Jamestown Alert.
The commissioners to locate the insane
asylum are now in session in this city,
and they are between the upper and
neither millstones ofpublic opinion. To
comply with the absurd provisions of the
law which is monument to the stupid
ity of the legislature that passed it, will
be to put the asylum out of sight and
comparatively out of reach of the city or
expend nearly all of the appropriation
for the required amount of land. To buy
the amount of land contiguous to the
city where the asylum should be located.
would not only exhaust the entire an.
preparation but the commissioners
would have to make up balance of
about $4,000 out of their own pockets
and then not have enough to build a
6xS shack upon 1t. To go out the full
limit would require half the appropria.
tion and the building would be hidden
from sight in its isolation. There is no
competition for it except those whe have
land to sell at good figure. Nobody in
the neighborhood of its location would
contribute cent towards paying for the
land as it would be no advantage to the
land owners adjoining but rather q
damage. II it could have been located
on one of the bluffs surrounding the city
it would have been an ornament to the
city and source of pride to the people,
but if it is to go away out in the country
nobody will care anything about it, far
ther than to severely criticise the com.
missioners for the rural selection of the
site.
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Secretary Of Board of Educatio

presented and referred to committee on
finance and taxation.
Committee on finance and taxation
made the following report which was ac-
cepted:
Yanktop, D. T., July 2. 1ss3.-Mr.
Mayor: Your committee on finance and
taxation, to whom was referred sundry
bills against the sity incurred during the
month of June, 1888, and prior thereto,
and also reports of city officers for the
that they have examined the same and
recommend that the bill OF the Michigan
and Chicago lumber company be return
ed for the endorsement OF the street COM
missioner thereon. We find the reports
of city officers are correct and recommend
that they be filed.
We refer the bills of the Yankton
Ferry company for the months Of May
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and June 1888, back to the council With.
out recommendation.
We find the balance of SAID bills cor.
rect and recommend that the same be
paid for the amounts set opposite each
name respectively, as follows, to wit: