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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The subject which has been foremost in
mems thoughts during the past week has
been the arbitrary dismissal of Colonel
Allen. How the action has been regarded
by our most prominent men is voiced in
the resolutions of the Chamber OF Com
merce. In what esteem this worthy gen
tleman is held by those who have served
under him. who have been in intimate daily
connection with him, is shown by the hand
some testimonial which the Custom House
employees presented to the Colonel last
Saturday. With the exception Of q few
interested persons. who hope to gain by
the Cofonel's dismissal, the feeling of re
gret is universal, and the feeling that
great wrong has been done is strong
We have looked in vain for a cause for
the Colonel's removal.
The regular government apologist can
only charge that the Colonel has not
been in accord with the government, and
not in harmony with the present admins
tration;' and enforces his remark by stat
ing that '.all the world over political heads
are cut off for political reasons The new
government apologist in the field, the Sat
7Tfay Prcss voices the latter idea in some
what different language, but TO much the
same purpose.
Now we wish to be clearly understood
in this matter. We do not desire TO give
amy sweeping denunciation of all dismis
sals: we can thoroughly understand that
when new men come into power, there may
be favorites OF former Ministers, inefficient
men. who ought to be removed This, no
one, calmly viewing the course of govern
ment objects to, but it is a very different
matter when mere whim and personal
malice dictate the dismissal Men who are
fitted and qualified for their positions
should not I've removed from their positions
because they are not in harmony with an
administration Men occupy responsible
posts in England. or represent that coun-
try abroad, whose daily prayer is that the
Gladstone administration may come to an
end. Men serve Republican France who
eagerly desire the restoration of the mon
archy: who bitterly dislike the men now
in power. In the United States, truly, the
evil system of paying for political support
by paying with place from which an able
public servant, not so active politically, has
been ousted. has obtained. But every in
telligent American thinker is against the
system, and every effort is now being made
toremedy what Is an acknowledged evil.
The circumstances of Colonel Aliens
Dismissal are peculiarly fragrant. Whether
the Colonel was in sympathy or not with
the administration. what mattered it
Would he be the better Collector If he ia
vored the administration and allowed the
friends of the Cabinet special favors, thus
injuring the country at large. By no
means. 1t should be thoroughly under
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.

- waiian Islands In the matter OF the bankruptcy
o. HENRY J. HART and ELLIS A. HART.
Notice IL hereby given that meeting Of the creditors
proved debts against the OF Henry j.
Hart and Ellis A. Hart bankrupts 10 the amount OF
sOO more, will be held At tht Office Of the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court in Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu.
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of September. A. d. 1884,
from O'Clock a. m. for the purpose Of rlcctng
sgnees Of the said banErupts estates pursuant to the
statute. HENRY SMITH
Deputy CLERK Supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Cleanse, Purify and Enrich the
Blood with
noLLIsTER 2 CO Honolulu.
Executors Notice /!

THE UNDERSIGNED. ENECU-
l. tor Of the VIII Of Mr.. ". wENNER, Of Honolulu,
decease ed notifies all persons having claims against
the said estate to present the duly authenticated,
with proper vouchers, whether secured by mortgage
to the undersigned within siK months from
date or they will be forever barred. Notice Is also
hereby given that ] have this day deVutizcd W. &.
Grcf- TO collect al monies due the above Estate
II. +. MCINTYRE,
Executor Of VIII Of VIM Wcnnrr.
T,,,ipIu Au.susf fsfb IssI 6rn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
cUPREME COURT OF THE MA

y waiiau Islands.-In Probate. In the matter OF
the Estate OF DAVID MCCARTNEY, JH. OF Honolulu
Oahu, deceased intestate Before MI. Justice MeCully
On reading and dling the petition u May NcCart
ncy Of llonoD, Oahu, alleging that David Mccartney
Jr Of said Honolulu died nt6state at said Honolulu,
On the ID day Of September, A. d. 1881 and praying
that letters OF administration Issue TO william W.
Hall oflIonoiulu aforesaid.
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY, the sith day Sept,
4 D. 1851 at 10 o'clock a.m be and hereby isuppointed
for hearing said petition before the said Justice In
the Court Room OF this Court at Honolulu. at wEich
time and place all persons concerned may appear and
chow cause II any they have why said petition should
not be granted and that this order be published In the
English language for three successive weeks IN the
HAWAIAN GAZETTE newspaper In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. l.. Sept 9th, A d. 1881.
LAWRENCE McCuLLY
Justice Of Suurcmc Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
NNIIE In NDERSIl.NED .InIIN HItR

l. ROW, hereby gives notice that In accordance wii5
power u sale eoutaintd d In a certain mortgage deed
given to him by Maggie Pukui Maltcrre and leon z
Maiterre her husband dated sept elth. a D. Issi Of
record in the Hawaiian Reg-tfy of Deeds in ber -
foiOs islioi he intends to foreelosc sad mortgage
for condition broken. to wit-for non-raym ent of
interest upon the debt secured there by and after the
expiration OF the time limited BY Law will eel pub
lie auction at the saiesrooms of Lyous Lcvey.
tioneefs IN Honolulu, al Of The premises conveyed By
safd mortgage, viz: Az ef that parcel Of land on
Punchb0v street In Honoluln described by metcs and
bounds in said mortgage containing area Of 1i-t0p
Of an arre b-in- a portion ~ Apara g. z r. az. l. 4
A. sss5 d to Kunaanoa no Kanohai, conveyed 10 aid
Maggie P. Malterrc BY deed o. kaplol1, dated June
.sld isl-s Of record In iibrr =. folio f6s
JOHN BURROW
Dy his Attorney In fact, W. c. Peac-ck-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

A base ball match was played last Saturday at
the Recreation Grounds, between the Unknowns
and the Honolulu Jrs. The Unknowns are the
youngest nine in st. Adams College. The follow
in. - ti. sr,,r..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mortgages's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
YTyIIE IN NDERSI(.N En a. tIgE.xv trfs

Il 4 Co. incorporated, a-st-ners Of certain mort
gage detd given y "a fat otherwise known a. Apal
10 " Rose, dated AggE-f 18Th. 1s9 Of record Ia ber
81, foos sii, hereby notice that In accordance
wit: uonpayment otthe debt secured thereby and also
failure TO eultvafe the premises named In aid mort
cage In 4 wOrkmanlike manner. and after the time
limited by law will sell Al pHblie auction IN Honolulu
all the property eorertd BY sad mortgage ne sane
being icasc of 100 Of lard af Lnluku kane0he
OEhu. made w Charles G.. Harris 20 aid Apl Tor The
term uf 10 year., dated Junc let 5s9 of record u ber
81 folio -, and crops. bnildin-s live stock tools and
improvements thereon. The equity Of redemption nf
said mortgage having been sold By aid Al Pat 10 Al
Sing Who has assanied the payment o. The same.
T. BREWER CO.
Honslala. sept d. Issl. - 6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure a Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW

er Of sale contained IN a certain mortgage made by
kaooOa and II 7 kaooioa TO Mos. dated the 18th
day Of October 1881 recorded in iibcr &C. page f5i
notice is hereby given that said morgagre intends to
foreclo-e said mortgage. for condition broken aud
upon said foreclosure will sell public auction al ;he
saiesruoms Of Z Adams IN Honolulu, on MONDAY.
the s9th day of september 1854 at !. NJ uf said day
the premises described in sad mortgage below spec
fed.
Further particulars cen be had Of " X Castle, At
torney at Law 2. MOSS,
Mortgage.
Premises 10 b. sold ares i-Sitnaied In kaalaca
kOOlau Oahu, forth in u. 2. g19 l. c. A. G95f In
the name Of KenhiOlal0-f gtinD acres
a-ThOse premises set forth In +. 1ds L. Z. A.
6i5. IN the name n Pahea-t s-itn acres. i0Ej q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

rIu San Franoisco Ns,yfs',tf states that. AT
the recent meeting Of planters held New Orleans
ihe following resolution was adopted That
committee Of five members be- appointed 10 pre-
pare for the proposed Industrial Congress 10 be
held nt New Orleans during the continuance OF the
Worlds Eypusitiuu. The holding OF the planter =
Industrial Congress IN New Orleans Ht such time
toputher with the fact that they have arranged fur
" complete exhibit Of their sugar industry, tncud-
tnc all mechanical appliances for grinding and
manufacture, which will be in full operation on
each DAY that the Exposition Is open are siguifi-
can't that The Louisiana planters intsnd 10 have
their industry we'll represented and placed prum-
tnrutly before the public"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Executrix's Notice !

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECU-
l. trix Of the Estate Of Peter A. Costa late Of Homo
lulu. deceased, hereby gives notice 20 all persons
having claims against Eaid Etate to present the
duly authenticated at her residence, Emma street
Honolulu within fx months from the date hereof OF
they will he forever barred and all persons indebted
to said Estate arc requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned MRS. ANNA COSTA.
E1ccufrix.
tT.n,i,Ip Av-,st sFfb l.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
NOTES.

LoCuL astronomers had better furbish up their
telescope Rrur-ru's pariudicil cumsi discovered
D., him nj Kirl on the sith ui February, lStG and
Afterwards fuunc TO hr moving iu an elliptic orbit
with period uf about tyr and hnlf yeHt-l - due
tr pvrthuiun again about t. present date, aud may
lccuuu visible when thr earl, mufniur sly h free
ffunI moonlight towards the rnd uf the present
month. a. vAs last iu prfihplun uu the 10Th Of
March, lHf1. aud wHs first seen un that occasion
hy NJ, Iempc at Arrrtri, Florence, 90 the 18th Of
ianuAry.
Llm chulcu sclgrge has seemingly taken a new
ltnsg uf activity iu the defamation Of the human
rnr,. Notwithstanding the statements that had
been received frum abroad that it, sway had end
ed. The latest reports show q still onward march
ui His dread disease and with quickcned PACE.
NJ attempt uns set been made hy the Board Of
Health tn give this dread visitor the cut direct
un the contrary the present sanitary condition Of
TIE capital Errnls 10 offer every induuemrnt for
ldnUthcned stay Of the noted visitor upon arrival
Now that active and aggressive hustiGtIes hav.
been commenced between France aud China the
yniirc commercial world Is aritatinr the question
Hs io It, Probable effect upon trade and duoinnerco
and notably ~ 90 IT. effect upnn manno insurance
Many interesting points ns o. the latter being
discussed in The American publlc press. growing
uut Of legal decisions made cuucerninc contested
claims that resulted from the late civil war. We
A.. not aware that out local insurance companies
have vet taken any active steps to protect their
Interests by the insertion of any additional articles
10 policies 10 be issued he.eafter,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Notice Of FOreclOsure & Of Sale.

Il er Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
Liukua to Moss dated the 9Th day Of Ociobe lss3
recorded In liber g. page is notice is hereby given
that aid MORTGAGE intends fofeeosc aid morgIge
for condition broken and up0n said foreclosure will
cell at public auction at the salcsrUous Of Adams
IN Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of September
1851 at l. " Of said day, the premises described In
-aid mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had of " X Castle, At
torney at law. p MOSS
MORTGAGE.
Premises to be sold are the undivided half Interest OF
those premises situated IN Wainaku lilo Hawai set
forth IN r. ?. issJ L. &. A 10 KaInauhii aud Malo
GOOD cane land f0g5 a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

UiIAlINTINT OF INAAOI. AnE. IsI- III.
In accordance with an Act 10 Regulate the Cur
rency, approved July 18th. 1884, notice % hereby
given that for sixty dRys from this i ate. silver
coins Of all denominations, excepting silvcz coins
OF the Hawaiian Kingdom and Of the nj ted States
will be received N the Treasury NJ their nominal
value in exchange for Hawaiian col ns az their
nominal value.
Section OF tue Currency Act also nrOyides that
from and after December lst, 1874. gold and Sill
yer coins other than tine coins OF the United States
and the Hawaiian Kingdom shall be, received into
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
Il toferr existing between G. Fnsling and Charles
smith. doing business in ths city under the Arm name
Of Engng smith. l. hereby mutually dissolved The
business will BE- continued By Charles smith who
suues al liabilities and will COLLECT all outstanding
accounts G.. ENGLfNG,
CHARLES SMITH.
Houniuin. Au=.zs1rh Is-f fns5 "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Dated Honolulu, II. l., sept. 18th, A. ID. 1871.
A. JUDD,
Attest Chief Justice Of the supreme Court
uENEN sIrru. nrnuiN Clerk. lnl
CUPREME COURT OF THE mA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands-In Probate. In the matter OF
the Estate CIVILIAN BUCKLE, late Of Honolulu
Oahu, deceased. At Chambers before Chief Justice
Judd
on reading and dlinS the petition and accounts Of
Charles II. Clark, administrator De b0Hls OF the
Estate Of William Buckle late Of Honolulu Oahu de-
ceased. wherein he asks to be allowed ssGIisE, and
charges himself with g. - and asks that the same
may be examined and approved. and that dnal order
may be made OF distribution Of the property aiming
In his hands TO the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging him and his suretes from all further rcsron
sibility as such administrator.
It Is ordered that FRIDAY the sth day Of October A.
Dissi at 10 o'clock before the said Chief Justice
at Chambers In the Court House Honolulu. BE- aud
the same hereby Is appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they have why the should not
be granted, and may present evidence as to who
entitled the said property. And that this order in
the English and Hawaiian language, be published In
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE aud ha0kOd newspapers
printed and Published IA Honolulu, for three sueees
sive weeks previous to the time therein appointed for
said hearing.
Dated al Honolulu II. this 10th day Sept AID issL
\. =. JUDD,
chief .Iuztire Of The Nuurrmp tuuTf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
Mortgages 5 Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
MOrtgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.

Il
Il Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
X Kawainui TO Eli Gordon. dated the 18Th day u
September, iS recorded In libcr -, page Is: notice
Is hereby given that said mortgagcc intends 70 fore
close sad mortgage, for condition broken. and upon
sad foreclosure will sell at public auction at the sales
rooms OF L Adams in Honolulu, on MONDAY, the
h day Of September. 1854 at I. N. OF said day the
premises described in sad mortgage below specified
Further particulars can be had Of W x Castle, Al
torney at Law. ELI GORDON,
Morfsacee.
Premises to be sold are situated in Hamama Manoa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
sprtinI Notirrs.
HONOLULU, Aug. sstb, Isst
{. Rsant 2: -; GaenM.;.EI.s ~ 3S-urb.n s.f...

DEsE srR-I take great pleasure in stating that the
AacSEALE q UEEAS sArE I purchased from you, and
which went through the late disastrous FIRE in my
store came out to my entire satisfaction. opened
the same the combination and found all s
In perfect condition Yours Truly,
iOg5 A DIAS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

DR.. WHITNEYS DENTAL ROOMS
will be closed from Sept. ist to MONDAY Sept: 18th,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
A CARD.

FURNISHED RooMs--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms eau be had BY an early application at
(9As) NO GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

A. rksuuu's experiments with the virus of hy.
drophnbis, are going on with unbruken success.
Ne has thus far cKpcrimrnted on fifty seven dogs.
ninotccn Of thcm mad. and thirty eight bitten by
thcm under uniform conditions Out Of these
thirty eight half had bcon previously inOculated
and the other half not. The latter, without a
single cxccptiou, died with uumistakeabls signs
Of hydruphuhia, whereas the ninrtecn others arc
about and NJ well AZ ever. They will b. watched
Tor year by veterinary doctors 90 sre whether the
inuculatiun holds good permanently OF only tcm
pnrarily. NJ. hazteuf's theory Is that hydr,lpho-
bin Is produced solely by the bite and IL tins Is
correct laN compelling all dogs to be inoculhied
would In the end eNtirpate hydruphobia entirely.
whereas u the disease arises spontaneuusly such
am enactment would be- less eiecinnl Al Pasteur's $
theory. however. seems 10 be gaining acceptance.
aud his experiments, whether they lead 20 the er
tirpstion or merely 10 the diminntion of this form
ui suffering. must be- watched with interest.
MR. a., NAiS'i Fms,cit. in his History Of Nineteen
Centuries Of Drink In England. gives tbs follow
inr Information with regard to the introduction of
spirit drinking in ENGLAND. He says; Speaking
comparatively the English were n sober people un-
al the usC ut spirits hocame common, and then
thinrs cot yearly wurse and wurse until a time
within human memory. We know with a sufficient
approach 90 accuracy when ardent spirits were in
troducsd into England, hut have very little cvi-
urnce TO the time when thu evil habit Of drink
ing them for pleasure became cnmmun. Al first II
h almost certain that they were used Tor their sun
posed medicinal qualities. That they were com.
monty taken for thu pleasure they gave before the
middle uf the reign Of Charles II, is not proved
Aphra Rehn, though thcrr is little 10 be said for
her on the scorr Of the morality Of her writings is
ruud authority ns tn manners and customs and
ans reading her plays FOR the purpose OF find
ing contributions 70 n history OF drink would come
10 the CONCLUSION that ale aud wine the drink
Of all rsccp, the very fast young men about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Two THOUSAND dollars in quarters 'naye
been refused at the treasury. This is ex-
traoplinary in We've Of the published notice
of the Minister Of Finance. which re; IDS as
follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
c.uaI 1Sptrtisrnlrnts.
7U1NRERS. CIRCUTTJITDGE

il "a Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
In the matter OF the Esfafc OF WM. p. ALEAAN
DER on Wailuku. Mani. deceased. In Probate.
on reading and hling the petition o. Saml 7. Acx-
andcr and others playing that the VIII of the late
Rrv'd W P Alexander Of Wailuku Mani. deceased.
he admitted 10 Probate and that letters tesauentary
be issued 10 James ". Alexander; -. -.
II h ererefI that FRIDAY October 1sth ISL al 10
, m Al fhe Court House IN Wailuku. be set a. the
time and place for hearing said petition and any Oh
ieetfcns that NAV be offered thereto
ABR. FERNANDEZ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

"HOP BIT"TERS Is an elegant. heal
thy, and refreshing hayOring for sick
room drinks, impure water, etc. render
ing them harmless, and swcetening the
mouth and cleansing the stomach"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-17
BLUE HILL.

A new station agent at this place.
A wedding at the residence of Mr..
F. L. Ford last Tuesday evening. Dr.
C. NJ. Williams and Miss Lucy White
were the contracting parties.
Measles, measles, measles, every.
where. The primary department OF
the school here is closed for the pres.
ent, both teacher and pupils being at
ficted with measles.
Lite AlOnzo Tobin, son of Mrs. To.
bin. died last Friday morning. The
widowed mother has the sympathy Of
all.
Blue Hill wore q deserted look Fri
day and SATURDAY.. All the male por.
ton of the community were court
ing"i in Red Cloud.
Blue Hill is proud of her new res
taurant. The proprietor furnishes bet
ter meals and at cheaper rates than
any other hotel or restaurant in town
The food is good and well cooked, the
tables neat and inviting.
New millinery shop on Saline street,
Grand opening May II.
The MethOdists met and organized &
Sunday school May IL.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school vii
hold its sessions in the Lutheran
church until the new Presbyterian
church is completed.
The Leap Year" dance at McClel
lan's Hall proved to be a very enjoyable
affair. Cor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-17
Organization Of the Red Cloud Building A
ISOLATION Of Red Cloud. Nebraska.
ARTICLE I.
WE. CHARLES Plat. D. H. kALEY.

ARTICLE 1.
WE, CHARLES PLAT, d.. H.. HALEY, G.
w s. Albright, l.. H. Wallace, and John X.
Shirley, all Of Red cloud. Webster county. Neb..
do hereby incorporate ourselves and all persons
who may become stockholders hereof into a
body corporate for the purpose OF erecting. fur.
nishing and maintaining an opera house in Red
Cloud. Wesbter county, Nebraska, under the
general incorporation laws Of the state Of Ne
braSka.
ARTICLE 1.-THE name Of this corporation
shall be THE Red Cloud Building Association. !"
and its place Of doing business shall be at Red
Cloud. Webster county. Nebraska;
ARTICLE UI.-The capital stock of this cor
p~OratiOn shall be an authorized capital OF $4,000.
to be paid in under the direction Of the board of
directors Of said corporation and he divided III
to shares Of ten dollars ca n.
ARTICLE IV.-The commencement OF this cor
pOratiOn shall be April Is, 1884, and shall con-
tinue to the first day Of January, 1900, and may
be renewed from time to time Indefinitely.
ARTICLE V.-The business of this corporation
shall be controlled and managed by a president;
vice president, secretary, and treasurer, and
hoard of five directors. three q whom shall De a
| lllar meeting to be held annually On the first
Wednesday after the first Monday in january, by
the shareholders, each share OF stock emitting
and at the same time. or at any
| adjourned meeting thereto. The directors
shall elect a president, vice-preSident, secretary
until their successors are elected. The presi-
| dent shall he elected from the board of directors
| ARTICLE VI.-The Indebtedness Of the cOrpOr
! alton shall at no time exceed twO-thirdS Of tht
| capital stock, which Is $1,000.
ARTICLE VII.-The corporation may enact
! and adopt bylaws as il may deem proper ant
! necessary from time to time by a majority vote
of all its directors.
ARTICLE VIII.-The business of this corpora
ton shall be to erect An opera house, erecting
buying and selling such other property as it ma!
deem proper.
ARTICLE IX.-The organization Of this cor
pOratiOn shall he complete and perfect upon thu
filing of the articles OF incorporation in the of
fee Of the county clerk Of Webster county. Ne
| braska. For the remainder of the year Chas
| Plat shall be president, ID. Fl. Haley shall b,
| yice-president, l.. ii. Wallace shall be treasurer
and JnO. X. Shirley shall be secretary.
Witness our hands this 18th day Of April 1884
inc X. X CD. FLAT,
l.. H. WALLACE, q. =. ALBRIGHT,
ID. III, HALEY,
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-17
GUIDE ROCK.

During the rain and hail storm here
the other day, the chimney of the
dwelling house of Esquire Parker was
struck by lightning, and the Esquire
was pretty badly shaken up. He had
but barely removed from the stove
when the thunderbOlt came down the
chimney and exploded with terrific
noise beneath the stove, tearing up
the oil cloth, and passing through the
floor to the ground.
To-day Gentlemen Ziegler 4 Knapp
took possession of the Shuman block,
and are rs busy rs bees with their fine
stock of groceries and drugs.
MI. Frank Hickok, of the Morgan
House, returned this morning from a
trip to Kansas, and reports everything
on a boom in that sunny cline. Et-
forts are being made to induce Mr.. H.
to take charge of a hotel at Washing
ton, Kansas, but it is to be hoped that
he may first place some good and ef-
ficient man in the Morgan House.
We will have another hotel soon.
Large, well arranged, and slightly in
appearance, and still not have any sur
pins rooms in the place for the accom-
mediation of the throngs of strangers
who Vi sit us. ROCKET.