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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-24

BELGIUM is getting mp little revolu-
tion for cent. 1t is diminutive coun-
try and its people are not usually ro-
garded as truculont, but onoo started
they are as full of fro and fury as a ma
tion of tho FIRST magnitude. The demon
stration of tho republicans in Brussels
was formidable aiIait. The small
sized kingdom is surely passing through
the throes of volcanic split-up.
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lSPECLhL NOTICES.


ny, FREE .nlBLE LECTURES BY MIR.
Hall, No 100 Pennsylvania avenue, a.. II. Cap
ltql Hiln on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
fiNil,pgAS,, and sMNDAY ohXENtNGs,
O'Clock. Also, Sunday morning at I / n. IN.
questions hOm tile audience will he invited ut
the close Of each Lecture
Wednesday Eycnlng ESublecti "Thc Future
Abode Of the Righteous; where Will II bc-ln
Heaven Or on the Earth? ~
Thursday Evcning-Snbicct Immortality
II u Conditional or IncuuutlonnlY ~
Friday Evening subject: " THO Kingdom OF
God; not In Heaven, nor in the Heart, hut to be
Christ"
sunday Morning subject. "rhc oHcring Of
Jesus the Christ what was the Object of His
SUNDAY, Evening -sublccti "Mani His Ma
Aliare invited. No Collection. 2d.4t
nv IN THE SUPREME COURT oETuE
aNsg District Of COluinbla, In Equity Court for
sAid District; Andrew i. Joyce VS., Mary White
AdministrntriX, at vi In Equity No. 1907 The
ported to the court that they have ma lo sales
Of lot i've t5l and part uflut four (i) In square
1000, and mart oflOt Que ~ In square $40, II Is
TINS btn day september, a. u. 1884 adiudged
are hcreby ratified aud conilrmedj and, also,
that said report b. and the same iH hereby rnt-
lied ana confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before tue lbrU DAY OF OC
he In eIted inthe "Washngton Law Reporter"
and "THE NATIONAL REPUnLICAN, two M
pcrs printed In the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia, once in each three successive weeks
states the amount of sales to he ~ 800. 80.
CHARLES H. JAMES, Justice, &c.
A true copy--Testi H. j. MEIus, Clerk.
by NJ. "A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
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WiyTED-HOUSES.
WANrED-MIsoELLiNEoUs

GTUDENTS - MECHANICAL DRAWING
- &c.; save 50 by calling now; btO i st
evening class, instruction $40 per quarter att
lnnlhnr L
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Henry Cabot Lodge is making fine cam
pnign In the sixth Massachusetts district with
fair prospect of Wrestling it from the democ-
racys.s Henry Il. Lowering was elected in 1889
by the combined votes Of the democrats and
greenbackers with majority Of $50, but this
year there are three candidates in the field,
and Mr., Lodge viii probably sit in the next
house of representatives
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NETANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN
w e. Beall, Bateman a. Co.'S Bank, 14l1 Il
st. NV, isn Commissioner of Deeds for every
State andTerri tory, United States Commissioner
Examiner, and Notary Public; always In office
rom u. IN. To 6p. IN.
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TWO LARGE ROOMS ON ~ FLOOR, FUR
4 nishcd or unfurnlshed. l22 est ~ W.
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au15-tr


MIR L. q. MARINPS ACADEMY WILL
vi open SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1854,
for the reception of pupils-at o'clock y. IN. for
misses aud masters and at y o'clock p. IN. for
adults All former pupils and patrons are In
ylted to attend the reception ON the above day.
on the above day, Glass days, Tuesday and Sat
urdAy. Circulars are now TO be had AZ Music
stores and Academy. scl5-lm
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FURNISHED HOUSE, 4 ROOMS, SOUTH
IL ern exposure 1873 East Capitol ST.; square
east of Capitol. Apply ON premises. 6-26
NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF II
IN rooms and modern improvements; cen
trully located; between q and | and 10th and
llCun Office G-hb
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EDUCATTONfI.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

L.
THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN
uNlNLRSITY Will he installed In It's new Lee
ture Hall, In the Now University building
lsOuthcnst corner FlNoenth and II streetsl on
WEDNESDAY, OJTOBEH s. at \ o'clock y.
M, when the Inaugural Address VIII be deliv-
crrd by the Hon. SAMUEL H. PHILLIPS So
licitur General ofthc United STATES.
Members OF the Bench and Bar Of Washington,
the Alumni of the School, students of Law al
ready In the school, aud gentlemen proposing TO
enter ", are Invited to be present.
The Regular EScrcl.es 0 I the school will begin
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, Rt O'Clock II.
M. whcn the announcements for the year viii
bo made by the Faculty.
pLEBN Will remain In charge of their re5pec-
tive chairs.
The tuition fees will remain unchanged.
The new Lecture Hall of the school Will be
open lor inspection daily after the 1sr OF OC-
TOBER.
For catalogues or other information, appllca-
ton may be made to the President Of the Fac
uly, Dr. JAMES &. wELLfNG, Catalogues
may also be had at the bookstores Of w. II. Nor
risO9, iT5 Pennsylvania avonue, aud OF James
Anglim & Co, 1124 street; At the Office of
Fitch, Fox 4 brown, 1897 Pennsylvania ave
nuc, aud at the New University building.
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PERSONAL COMFORT.

EAsY FEET, &C.
"The wise for health on daily walks depend"
and thousands, from far aud near, visit Dir.
WHITE n son, ld1B Pennsylvnna avenue,
opposite Wilard's Hotel, Washington, and III
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, tor relief from
and avoidance OfCorns, BuniOns, Inverted Malls,
and other Foot Ailments. Office fee. 81 sitting.
IdtrOHiscd By The Eito Of the World.
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEE'S),
~ lAl7 u st., opposite Riggs House. Largo
pool, good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and
Friday. Lot open sunday. Open from b IL m.
til $3.50 p. M; Saturday, II y. IN. Baths. 81;
u tickets, e4.6O
apo DIR. II. l.. BoVEE, Electrician.
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G, w. HOFFMAN, Ill. ID,

The opening exercises of the next term will be
heldin the GeorgetownU University Law. w.Building.
southeast corner of sixth and l. streets north
when announcements for the year will be made.
All Interested are cordially invited. Special
The secretary will be In attendance at the Law
Building, for the enrolment of students, from
her
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BOfRDING.

n ENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
W board In private family of good social stand
Ing; permanent. Address NJ. NJ. NJ, Republican
OIlCe. "a
IlKED. W. EVANS
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-. NEw YoRKERs, ArrENrIoNi

~ ~
\ business session fthc New York Republican
Association will be held at 7.;iO O'Clock EVERY
EVENING (except sunday, 2Sth instanD
during rcmnlnder OF present month beginning
WEDNESDAY, 24Tm INSTANT, nt their
rooms, $50 4 street northwest, to receive and
act upon the numerous applications for mem
bership now pending, In Wow of tho require
ments of the railroad companies Offering reduced
rates to voters that II null and complete list Of
members be furnished them not later than oct.
6, 1881,
a mcmber Of the transportation committee
Will he In attendance ut the Association rooms
every evening, comm monclng Monday, oct, q, to
and including Saturday, Nov. l TO furnish orders
for tickets to members entitled TO receive the
same. HENRY w. ANDREWS,
President
]. L. III. WINFIELD, Secretary. se226t
rsS WILLIAM Il. WOOD IL CO..
Manufacturers OF
SECTIONAL CAST IRON BOILERS, PIN
INDIRECT RADIATOR, and WOODS
CAST IRON DIRECT RADI-
AToRS
Contractors for
FIRsT-CLASS STEAM HEATING
of Public buildings and Private Dwellings.
2O6 w. BALTIMORE s'r and n. LIBERTY
ST, BAITI MORE, MD, Ger
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n.y. DR.. II. o. CANDEE, THE VITO
nsso pathc Magnetic and Electric Physician,
has returned from his summer vacation, and Is
ready to receive patients. would also call the
attention ofthc publlcto some of the estmonials
which have at my oillce. which surpass any
ever heretofore presented to the world. Call or
send for testimonials of wonderful cures by DIR
CANDEE, 922 = ST. n. W., Washington. ID. o. II
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NJISS BALCH WILL OPEN A FIRST.
WI class school for young ladies SEPTEM BER
10. Advanced pupils preferred. Special atten-
tion given TO Mathematics and Languagea. Num-
ber OF pupils limited. Evening classes for adults
preparing for competitive examinations. Apply
AT once. MISS BALClI. 1905 ut. N. w. hek
erences: Hon W. w. COrcoran, Admiral Geo.
Il. Balch, Baltimore; Com. $. Z. Lee. and Rev.
j. j. Bullock, Washington, ID. c. se4-lm
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N s W. Kelly UOndon Medalist) Principal:
Miss NJ. Kelly, Assistant. Life Glass begins
Spptemhur g. BGlB-2W
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7 AW DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNI.
IL NERSITY.

II NERSITY,
ReOpcns MONDAY, OCT. d, 1854 at o'clock
p. M, In the Now Law Building, No, 1905 II
street northwest, Catalogues can he obtained at
Morrison's BallantynGs, Anglm's, and Adams
bookstor0s~ or ut tho Office of the Treasurer,
Fleming Lavender. Applicants for admission
can obtain tnrther Information and matriculate
at 9SO+a Louisiana avenue or ut the Law Build
lug amer sept 20, 1854 All business commu-
nicatiOns should be addressed to L. j. LAVEN-
DER iSOl, Louisiana avenue. seD
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.FOR RENT-HOUSE ES.

GTORE AND DWELLING, 2o07 NJ ST.,
- next To corner Of 2Oth st. N. W.; rent low.
Apply 1922 q st. N. w. 6-26
MO. l416 @ QST.-l3-RoOM, COMFORTABLY
IN furnished house; heated by furnace; price,
$50 per month on a lease OF one or more years;
rent payable monthlyin in advance. Inquire next
door lllS; possession on Oct, l. B-tf
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TTOWEs BOOkKEEPINo-TIIE SHORT.
Il 4 est method In the United States; months Of
study saved no text books open all the year;
80 II month"; sl2 for three months; now6s
hapd business Penmansnip alone, S3 terms
higher amor October L. HOW E' BUSINESS
SCHOOL. bl7 9Th st
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-24

HoWARD UNIVERSITY LAW DEPART
i L. ment will open SEPTEMBER 10, 1884, at
uClOCk p. M. Lecture rooms In Y. NJ. g. A.
west; entrance Ninth street side, All persons
intending to enter the Department fo- the school
year then to open are requested to be present.
For circulars or other information apply to
JAMES III. SMITH, Secretary.
ONCE, No. 522 Sth 81. N. W., Lo Droit Building.
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oRWooD DINSTITUTE (SELECT SCHOOL
IN for girls reOpens SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
and 1914 11th st. n. W., Washington, j. O. A
complete school course-Englsh. Scientific, Clas-
tiCulnrly French and German. Art, Elocntion,
Music (pano. Prof Anton Gloetzner). A Col
legiale Course. Also Elective Courses for nd-
vanced students Preparation classes for Vassar
and other colleges. Call at 1914 18th st. n. W.,
or address MIR and MRS. W. d. CABELL
PRINCIPALS.
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~ PosroFricE NOTICE.

Letters for Europe need not be speciality dl-
rected for dispatch by any particular steamer in
order 70 se cure speedy delivery at destination.
ns all Trans. Atlantic mails are forwarded by tho
fastest Vessels available.
FCsinssh mails for the week ending SEPT. "a
wilTN0ye (PRoAprLY Ia all cases. ut this Office
WEDSESDAY.-At5 8 n. m. for Europe, per
steamship Vera, via southampton and Brc
mon Oetters for France must be directed per
Wcrra'(; nj u. IN. for France direct, per
steamship Canada, via Hnvrn at $50 H. Ill.
Queenstown at i u. m, for the Windward
u Islands, per steamship Marlborough.
THuHsD DAfinAt a. f,e . e. IN: Tor ireland, per
(ettcrs for Great Britain and other European
Countries must be directed 'per CITY of Rich
mondD; at q. IN. for Europe per steamship
Hammonla, via Plymouth, 'Cherbourg and
Hamburg letters for Ireland must be directed
per Hammona"l; at y, m. for Nassau, N.
p, and Santiago Cuba, per steamship Clcnttle-
gbs; at 1901 p. IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico,
per steamship CITY of washington, via lila;
per City of Washington.
FR'IDAY,-At 1870 a., m. for .Haytl, per
aud Lim6n, per steamship Lucy p. Miller, via
sAfURDAY.-At 7,8O a. m. for Europe, per
steamship Alaska, via Queenstown Qetters for
Germany &C., must be directed "per
AlaSka) at . a. m. for scotland direct, per
steamship Anchoria, via Glasgow; AT q. m.
for Belgium direct, per steamship Rhynland,
via Antwerp; at 1880 a.. IN. for the Neither
lands direct, per steamship Edan. Via Amster-
Rhcin, via Soulhamton and Brcmen; at I:3o
y. M for Cuba, Porto l,ico, and Nassau, N. p,
per steamship Saratoga via Havana
City OF New York VIA San Francisco) close
here sept, ,.3O. at y. m.
Is arranged on Inc presuyn ptlon Of their uninier
ruptod overland transit TO San Francisco.
Francisco on the day of sailing of steamers are
dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
pOaTnFFICE NOnX 10 lASi
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For further information apply to
H. ii. BARK ER, NJ. D., Dean,
se1OL1m 111N II atrpnt nGrtbVost

VNHE MEDICAL. PHARMACEuriUAL,
u ana Dental Department OF Howard Unit
yersity VIII open OCroBER q at 1850 p. IN.
Ihe profession and public are Invited to attend
thG exercises. Prof William IL. Seaman Will
cards giving the order of clinics address @. B.
PURVlS, NJ D., Secretary, Ills Seventeentn
street northwest. se1S-l7t
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WEDNESDAY sEprEMBrR "a, 1854.

Entered at the Postnnlcc at Washington, p.
e., as second-clnss matter
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IH1NTEIl- :. ROOMS.

DY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE-FOR
ID housekeeping. unfirnisled rooms; loca-
ton centrnli terms not to exceed Az per month.
Address RENTER Republican Onice. aga
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tor circulars OF the school, or more particular
information, application may he made to the
PRESIDENT ofthe Faculty, Dr. JAMES G. WELL
ING, or to the Dean Of tho Faculty. DR.. Ed
WARD I. FltISTOE, who, for purposes OF con.
sultation, Will be ut the New University Building
rom TO o'clock y. tn., where also letters of
inquiry may be addressed seIO.Im
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AUCTION SIZES.
NUNCANSOS BROS,
- AUCTION EERS.
"THE LEXINGTON"

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
WELL.KEpT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
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WdNTED-HELP.

XUANTED-A GIRL l6 or II YEARS OF
w age to nurse and assist In homework; must
stay at night 1929 q st. 2-24
UyANTED-A GOOD COAT HAND ny
w the week. Apply ut once to NJ BARNETT,
Tailor, lila Il st. NV. 2-2l
Wy ANTED-A Competent COOK
w washer and lroner. Apply ut No 1900
r. l. nv. 2-2b
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tIlnN coLuMplAN UNIvnnsIrY.

TIE CORCORAN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
AND ARTS Will be opened with appropriate
ceremonies In the Law Lecture Hall Of the New
University Buildlng, southeast corner Of Fif-
tCenth and II streets, on the FIRST OF OCTO-
bhit AT O'Clock D. M, whom the inaugural Adj
dress VIII be delivered by tho Hon. JOHN w.
LOWELL. LII. d.. Director OF the United States
EnninyfnaI Gttp
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CNMElSON INSTITUTE, ol4 llTH ST.,
~ bet 1 and h, select Classical and Mathe.
lnntloal school for ROys, begins Its 33d year
SEpTEM BIER lO-the seCond Wednesday OF the
month"; Prepares for Business, Harvard, Yale
Princeton, aud other colleges, for the scientific
schools and for the U. ). Military and Naval
Acnlnmies. For nnrllCnlnrs address CIARLhA
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEpART-
wi MENrS

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
1904 AND 1905 " STREET NORTHWEST.
Lectures, which will he given during the day
VIII begin Tuesday, OCT. z, 1884, at 10
All persons intending TO enter either depart-
ment are requested TO be present at the opening
Department, on MONDAY, OCT g. at o o'ciock
n m
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Ihc regular exercises of the school will begtn
on OCT =, at o'clock p. M, when students Will
nc classliicd according tn the number and kind OF
stuules they may propose to tnko. These Btudlcs
look to certain specified degrees Bachelor Of
science, Master of Science Civll Engineer, Min
ing Engineer, &c.--or to special proficiency In
some single art. according 10 the option OF stu
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
MBIAN UNIV VERSITy.
GEoRGErowN UNIVERSITY.

SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY
REV. JAMES A. DooNAN. SAL, President;
HON, RICHARD 4. MERRICK,
HON. w. A. RICHARDSON,
MARTIN +. MORRIS, LII. D.,
JAMES q. PAYNE, Esq,
j. j. DARLINGTON, Esl,
JOHN w. ROSS, ESQ
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NXRs. BURRS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WI school for young ladies and little girls will
reopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 2IrH No. 1908
III street northwest, = se2-Bw-tu, this
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Noh REM
1921 n, W., 10 rs. ~ 90 033 d st. n.w., 3 rs.
1923 IN. W., IL rs. 100 m. l,.,..r.,"..,,.,,. 30
1910 10Th st, n. W., liO8 COrcOrun ST.,
IL rs, IN. l....r..... 100 rooms, m, l..".,.. 30
1000 9th bt n. W., ll3l7 81. n, W., %
IL 2rs,..,..........,,.,S3n rooms, M i.,".,,... 80
1914 10th 81. II. W., 2l5 18th *. n.w., 10
IL re-, ,,,,.,.,..,..,,uS3ld rOOms.,,.,.,.,..,., 80
1916 10th st. u. W., 1886 r. st. NJ z rg- 20
l2rs 2rs....,....,,.......S3ls 900 Md aY NV, Tor 70
1922 10Th st. n. W., 1914 w 1T. n. W.,
IL rs..-,,.,,,,,,,.,,ootJ rOuuss.',.,, .,,,S2Ls
1122 Conn. aY.(oYer lO3S 9th st, me- 6r5 30
stOres) liz rs, all 1924 II II. n, W., u ~. 20
IN. i..........,...... so S.i3 LIST 81. u. e. RS l6
ll2l 10Th 81. n. W., l2O3i Sth atn,C. % rs. 10
IL rs....... .,,,.......,. 90 1888 10Th st. II. W.,
1928 COrCOransL,O % rooms, s,",.,,.,..,., 10
roOins........... ,,...,... 90 llU5 Park Place,
l6l3 lOth ". n, W., rOOuls,,,,,"",,,,....,.. 13
rs,-..., ,,",,,,... 90 900 Goth ST., Ts.. 80
l727l lOth n. W., Ors, 90 3lV llth 81. n, e.
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Call at OiiiCe for Wepkly Bulletin, containing
complete list OF all tho property we have for
rent prOpprty-Owncrs can nave their property
advertised nee by placing i IN our charge.
y. IL WARMER,
N tH.t.s -
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- WESTHORPE, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
- OIL 9th street n. w. specalty-Y Vocal aud
sel0-lmA
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-15
NOTICE.

HhE Undersigned begs to inform his
Il friends and the public generally
that he has rented the shop and stock
from Mr.. l.. Way, and will continue
the business as Carpenter and Builder,
and hopes by paying strict attention to
the business TO merit share of public
patronage,
FRITZ WILHELM
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would take a run over to New York
after making another visit to Cramps
yard. He will return to this city.
In speaking of the company of
which he is president, Mr.. Spreck
els stated that the line was doing
remarkably well, both in passenger
and freight traffic. Besides the new
steamships they have had nine sail
ing vessels constructed especially
for this kind of trade.
These packets frequently make the
run from San Francisco to Honolulu
in ten days, although on the return
trip it requires II longer time. Quite
a number of passengers, he stated,
prefer to take the smaller vessels on
the outward run, as they are admira.
bly, fitted up, and give ample oppor-
tunities to the uninitiated of having
"a splendid attack of sea sickness. ;"
A general cargo is taken to Honolulu,
while on the return trip the company
is amply remunerated by the large
sugar trade of the islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-15

Treaty of Reciprocity with the Uni
ted States and of Importance to this
country, and especially TO its Com
merce; and, whereas the desirability
of securing the continuance of said
treaty for definite period, has lately
been partially discussed in the local
newspapers, it seems proper that an
expression of opinion thereon should
he made by this Chamber; therefore,
be it
ReSoIcc8: That it is The opinion
of this Chamber that the commercial
and general interests of this country
would be promoted by an agreement
between the United States and Ha-
waiian Governments to extend the
present Treaty of Reciprocity for a
definite term of years.
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SATURDAY, MAR. 10, 1884.
THIS DAYS D0INGS.

MORNING.
Gymnasium Exercises for Ladies
and Children from to IL.
AFTERNOON
Matinee, Circus, at =.
Band, Emma Square, 4 80.
EVENING.
Drawing Class, Y. NJ. c. A. 1880
Gospel Temperance Meeting mt
Bethel, at 7:30.'
TOMORROW.
Casino at the Park, open all day.
Bethel Sunday School, at 9:45.
Fort st. Church $. S. at 9:45.
st. Andrews Cathedral $. S. 10.
Bethel, Service, at IL.
st. Andrews Cathedral, Rev. Mr..
Wallace, morning and evening.
Fort st. Church, Rev. j. A. CRU
zan, morning and evening.
Prayer Meeting Y. M. c. A.,
$3.50 pm.
Bible Glass at Fort st. Church
Vestry, at 6:15
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FIRE AT MAKIKI.

A fire broke out, on Wednesday
morning in Makiki Valley, which
was at first supposed to be merely
the burning of bushes off Il taro
patch. Towards evening the fire
increased on the mdkdi side of
Tantalus, and Lieutenant Smythe of
the Mounted Police, with an orderly,
rode at nine O'Clock in the evening
to the scene of the contlagration.
He found that, owing to the natural
formation of the surrounding country,
and the strong trade wind then
blowing, no possible damage could
arise as the fire would be confined to
the ridge of the mountain. Four Of
the troopers were detailed to watch
the fire all night, and, at once telc-
phone to their commanding officer,
should there be change of wind,
and the fire assume Il serious aspect.
The wind dropped during the night
and the fire smouldered but, at ten
O'Clock on Thursday morning, Lieu
tenant Smythe, at the suggestion of
the Attorney-General, went, with
fourteen troopers, to the scene of the
fire. He found the grass burning
furiously, and about forty trees on
fire. After several hours hard
work, they managed to beat out the
flames, but found it impossible to
eXtinguish them in the trees, many
of them being of large size; the men,
owing to the steep nature of the
ground, were unable to work rs well
as could have been desired.
At 3. r. NJ. on Wednesday, Lien
tenant Smythe returned to camp,
leaving four men to watch the trees
as they fell burning, so that they
might eXtinguish the flames and pre-
vent the grass from becoming isnited.
He then proceeded on foot, down the
valley, to inquire as to the origin of
the fire, and ascertained that for
eigner had been cutting bush on
Tuesday, and 1t is presumed that
this man set fire to it ton Wednesday,
when, the wind being high, the
flames got beyond his control. The
house of Portuguese was, at one
time, in considerable danger; a
quantity of grass and number OF
trees have been destroyed. But for
the assistance rendered by the much
abused Mounted Police, the fire
would probably have spread into
Manoa and Pauoa Valleys, and with
much more serious results. This is
the fourth time that this force has
been very serviceable in eXtinguish-
ing bush fires in the immediate Vi
cinity of Honolulu,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-15
French Lessons.
Notice,
Dwelling House For Sale.

TEIIE HOUSE and LOT on the Kulao-
i kahua plains, situate on the makai
side of Beretania street, and now occu.
pied by Judge McCully, is for sale.
Inquire of 5. b DOLE.
CAB If