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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
Something wrong somewhere.

Gan Francisco Chronicle.
1t is dark. He steals up to tho garden gate.
my own sweet"
"My dearest own!" Then the noise OF kissing.
"speak In whispers, dearest; the old man Is
not In bed yet"
sand do you love me?"
''Do love you? l love you with strength
that would knock Sullivan out In ono round"
"These stolen meetings are so lovely Don't
you think cor" More kissing. Then q voice
from the house:
"Maryi Mar-yl"
"I'm coming, ma'am."
There IS n rapturops parting. Then the
young man as he steals of soliloquizss;
"'Maryl' guess made a mistaAA. That's
the servant girls namov.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
Economy Is Wealth.

TrpnCh FUn.
They we're reading the old farmers Will, aud
his nephew, the principal inherltor, was pay
ing the closest attention to Its provisions.
Presently the notary came 10 tho clause, 81
bequeath to tho servant that shall close my
eyes one hundred francs"
"Hii Hello, there!'s says tho heir, "just road
that again. will your"
"The notary complies.
"Thats hundred francs saved, anyhow
Gays the heir; "uncle only had one eyel Got
the faithful domestic that time, didn't II"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
No Retreat Possible.

Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
There appears TO be no retreat for cleveland
from tho argument presented by tho New York
tribune thai II the Governor has succeeded In
estranging the sympathies OF tho laborlng
classes, as was admitted before his nonina-
ton by the Brooklyn Eagle, the New York SaA,
the New York star tho Boston riot aud many
other Democratic jOurnals, It was because his
record was wrongas then understood. This Is
why John Kelly Is forced 70 write; "rne labor
ing class, on whom We relied mainly for sup
cleveland, and Il will DO dIfllcult for us " con-
vince them that their condition would not
be improved by the election Of the opponent OF
that gentleman."
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
He Remembered Being Beptized.

BUbIOH TIODt.
"Tot," said Blossom, shave you ever boon
baptized 2"
"Yeih, have been baptlthed. remember
all about IT,"
"Do you 2" said Blossom. "Did the minister
put water on your head like he did on baby
Johnnies?"
"No.o.o," said Tot, "tho doctor he Jitht
scratched my head and rubbed something on
II. IL didn't hurt Bit"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
New Jersey Democrats Loslu X
Gr0unH.

Cup to this point" says the Trenton Times,
"the Democratic party In New Jersey has
been losing ground" That Is q mild aud
conservative statement OF the situation, aud
though entirely Inadequate as a description,
may be allowed TO pass at this stage OF the
campaign. About month from now the
Times Will doubtless be frank enough 70 tell
the entire truth.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
The Fraud Issue.

BY the way, what has become of the fraud
issuo? There stands Mr. Hendricks, the mar.
tyr, ready TO DO crowned, and "the gigantic
crime OF 1876" 10 Just where II always was.
But for some reason Democratic orators are
neglecting their opportunity. Possibly Presi.
dent Hayes Secretary OF the Interior has O
monopoly OF that issue, but Mr.. Schur2 ought
not 10 let II spoil on his hands.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

Charles Detmuler, aged about 10 years,
ran against one of the cars of the Metro
poltan line at East Capitol and Fourth
streets at half past twelve to-day and Sc
verely injured his head. No blame for the
accident can DO put upon tho driver OF atho
car. The boy was removed to hisshgEie.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
pSsss4ssoR FLYNN invites attention I
ihn al htncta ilnht I'm hIa nInht echhnl

estate In suNS.t01sdfr. Call on him.
psss4ssoR FLYNN invites attention to
The subjects taught IN his night school.
GEORGE MINER, a small colored boy. for
mnliclOusly trespasslng on a garden, was nued
80 to- day or thirty days 10 jail.
ANNIE WAsHINGToN, colored, having
failed to get tag for her dog, tho animal was
ordered 10 DO killed by Judge Mills to-day.
A MAN named Henry Larsen, u miserable
beast, was nned 500 or sixty days, by Judge
MILE, for grossly indecent exposure before
ladies'.
WIN. CARNEY was in the Police Court
to-day charged with manufacturing cigars
without giving the usual bond. The case Will
he tried on It's merits tomorrow.
IDA MCCLURE, an old colored woman
house for ninety. days by Judge Mills this
morning. Ida said: ~ amt got no homo nor
no money, but Amt no vag'arant."
HAY-FEvER, / can recommend Ely's
Cream Balm TO all Hay. Fever sufferers; Il is IN
my opinion sure cure. was afiilcted for 25
years, and never before found permanent 70.
lief.--W. II. HAsKINs, Marshneld, W.
ABOUT II o'clock this morning fire oc-
Cured In the rear Of premises Nos. 1912 aud
I511 Ninth street northwest, two sheds or tho
value OF 500 being burned 10 tho ground.
The sheds belonged respectively % Edward F..
Davis and jas. i. Brien.
MIR. JOHN DAILY, the plumber, was
driving down Louisiana avenue this noon,
WHcn MS noIeo ellptNu anu loll' NAT. lay
WAS thrown from his wagon and badly cut
about the face and head. He was dressed up
by the doctor and sent home.
BRIDGET WELSH, n toothless old woman,
who spends about four-lfths of her time on
the Farm, was given ninety days by Judge
Mills to-day, TO rusticato At her faYOrlt9 resort.
II seems pity that this old woman could not
be put into tho poor house-hor proper place,
and be compelled TO remain there.
THGGood Templars who have as yet not
been &fortunate as to hear Mr., G. W. Penny.
man, OF Minnesota, than whom tho order has
few moro eloquent ana attractive, AS we'll as
convincing speakers, viii have an opportunity
this evening, when he Will attend ana address
Star of the East Lodge, at Odd-Fellows Hall,
Eighth street southeast.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
MIR. Lewis Requests 10 be Set Right.

TO the Editor Of The Evening critic:
AsI am charged In last Saturdays Issue OF
THE CRITIC as having used the word "paci1c"
instead OF "speciflc," and as made no such
mistake, l ask that the error be corrected.
d. W. LEWIS.
[Mr. Lewis did use the expression ION this
pacific OCCASION" He no doubt knows better,
but no committed tho error, all the same.
CRITIC REPoRTER.1
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

"Jones Is misery man, but Is very pleas.
ant" said Brown, "Yes," replied Smith, "but
IL is his mlserliness that makes him pleasant"
"How's that2" "Why, don't you see, he hates
to lose anything, and therefore keeps his tenn
per-"
A NATION girl drowned herself In well
because her lover took another girl to church.
II he had taken her 10 picnic she would prob.
ably have murdered tho whole family.
The young lady who was blamed for allow
ing her glove TO be discovered In young
mans pocket stated that she had no hand In II,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
FOR REKT-Misceifane

INoR RENT-To A CATERER. A VERY
IL ceairably situated kitchen and dinlng-room
after Sept. /; now occupied by caterer; none but
experienced parties and first class cooks need
apply Call until sep at COZ 18th st. N. W., when
location will be shown. au236tt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
There is SIesstuestiou,
avrala thu trox.ltffod EinIov'a nnlfa
A Very Kind Act.

Jackson & Co., of 622 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., furnished the fremen who were at f.
G. Wheeler's FIRE with good breakfast at
o'clock this morning at the American
House. 1t was kind act and was fully ap-
preciated.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
AUCTION SAFES.
IylIIOnAs DOwLINa, Auciionccrr..

.IyNHOmAs DOwLING, Aaciionecr. '>'
by virtue of deed oftrust, dated the 9Th day Of
June, A. ID. 1883, and duly recorded In liber l,0iG
folio 90 ct seq ana by request ofthe party secured
thereby, / Will sell at public auction, on MON
Of the premises lot numbered 60. Of Robert E.
Boston's subcivision of original lot numbered one
~, in square numbered 1892, together with o.
the Improvements thereon, In the city OF Htl
Washington, District Of Columbia, subject to -
q deed OF trust to secure $500.
Terms of Sale-All of the purchase money In
cash. deposit Of 80 TO be made on day OF sale
- WILLIAM Il. MATTHEW'S, Trustee,
au13eod&ds 52i sth st.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNE5-
DAY, August q, 1881, same hour and place,
WILLIAM E. MATTHEW'S,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
FINANCIAL.
To.day,s STOCK quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
tions In the financial market to day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking. house OF II. ID.
Cooke, IT., Il Co., 1929 street, Washington,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
Jacob Unwilling 10 be Crowded. -.


In a recent exhibition of statuary In Now
York there was marble group representing
Jacob wrestling with the angel on n small pc.
destal. An acknowledgement man and his wife
asked:
''why is he trying TO throw tho angel one"
"3ecause mere 10 h9t room ehough up thore
crowded."
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
FOR SALE AH5 SERT.
IDEAL EsTATn BULLETIN
III,
TRos. u. wA9GAMAH, OH r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and SAturdaTaJ


TRos. u. wAaGAMAE. OH r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and sAturdaysJ
HOUSES FOR SALE. |
s07 Capt 81 W, nsod Inn, 10 rs.....""..."s3,50O
oil l2th 81 W. mod i'm, 10 3'5OO
81 st @, mod inl ~ 500
6O7 n st II W, rs..;..... 800
2Oi2 / 81 W. mod in.9 800
1885 Columbia 81 W, mod i'm, ers.....''...... 50yO
1924 Columbia 81 W. moo I'M rs''''''''''' 5is01
5 5I9 w ~ ~ :, mod I'M 10 re- ESQ
si2 18th 81 W, mod i'm. rso.."....."... 1000
Two-sToEy BRICK poS ASp FRAME HOUSES
1925 ID ST WITH, mod i'm rs.........,...."s20O0
sS S ba Il e. n ps h. 1850
III 81 Tcar.i II, e. '9D
q Mgssay H., =: "a ~
20 10 IS Myrtle ST n w.bh, rs.'.-..'" Leg
As lv,h SIS H. '9 ~
3i2 and ga ID 81 W, wv
2tOS ST W. IN, 4Ts"'''','.'-..,,,'. w '...' Low
UNINPRovED PROPERTY FOR SAIL.
Per Foot
ID It, bel Mass ave and sis ..r,,...,,..,. zoe
81, bet Cap and LIST SIS n e.,,,'''.'....''. lo1
itn 81 bet l. and N SITS ,.........".. l2c
4th ST. bet and SITS ";
Sd 81, bet and SITS II nc
kentucky ave, bet Car aye and st se"''''' l0c
Penn ave, net 18Th and liih SITS e...",,....., SC
HOUSES FOR RENT.
3Ol7 o ct II W, mod i'm. 10 rs, key 3n''
as High 81, Georgetown mod
gl4 Eel Il W, basement, or
1877 Slst st W, mod IL
1914 u ST 5 W, N I'm
iiSlth 81 Sc, ~
S ~ \ W. stse'"
i -
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
Name.

Chicago Grain ana Provision Flu
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain "
Co.,, ST. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF tho Chicago produce mar
ket up to one p. m. to-day:
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
A TLANTxC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS,
I'M 30 NHINUCES.

Camden d Atlantic II. West Jersey II. i, from
r.. from Station foot station foot OF Market
OF Vine street. street.
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains OF the BaltimOre & POtOmac Rail-
road TO Philadelphia, arriving NJ the New Broad
Street Station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad,
where the sireetcars will convey passengers
direct to the West Jersey Railroad Station, and
Union Transfer coaches connect direct to the sta
ton of the Camden d Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks and full
information apply as follows;
NORTHEAST COR. 18TH ST. q PENN. AVE.
STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC Il. r.
]. Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES Il. PUGHl
General Manager elO-Zm
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

MT. VERNON! MT. yERSONl
t sTrAmnn W. W. concoRAN .s1asss;slaS
Leaves seventh. street wharf daily, except sun
day for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock M; returning,
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. m.
Il. L. BLAKE, Captain.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

VVOR sALE-PTANO AND on
N Gown and S5 per month Will b.
organ; one secondhand melOdeOn,
slightly used pianos NJ low figures
Hugo WOrCh d Co., music dealer
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

4 RCHITECrs AND BUIG
"a ed that by calling ON j. ~.
tUgTRphCr, $50 II 81, II. W., N
photos, uRy slze, OF build
wise, AT RsIonishingly low
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
cog SALE--sllsee,lansgas

VToR SALE, .CHEAP-CouNTERs, SHOW
Il cases. shelving, Indian figure, cupbOe'
chairs and lot OF miscellaneous stun, ~ 4E
Jprney ave, near BALTIC. depot
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

Ha-SPECIAL NOTICE--Dur the early part
of September the Armenia can be chartered at
reasonable prices. on and alter September
oysteIs viii be served NJ the Point I'm nll styles.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
COMMUNICATIONS.

Go Ia.kseff's sasnmer Garden, 81 E st.
K Tue of $50 was imposed upon CLAIM;
FHrr this morning for fast drly
b. II. WARNER lsasssfn6ney on real
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
KAMTED-Rnnms.

WV ANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES A
w room, with or without board, with n widow
lady, with home comforts his company being
agreeable to the lady. Address Roomer Critic
ofice. nu2lSts
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25

WY TO BUY PURE SUGAR
w corn and vegetables my own growth;
daily gathered; freshnees and quality guaranteed;
VIM, Ball gardener, Centre Market, u ST. side;
see sign. Aulj.3tN
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-25
WHNTED---Houses.

Wy ANTED-A LADY OF MEANS WISHES
w to buy u small house, from 3 to rooms.
Any one having same can address Cash, Boz II.
Grille Office Ru20-OtE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-06
ONION SETS, ONION SETS

Just received Fifty Bushels ORR
Sets direct from David L,adrsh p.
Sous, Philadelphia. Farmers Jii
better send in their orders at ene4r9
it isju't the right time to plant thSn
JOHN f. MARSHALL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26

The British BAH liirah will probably ali
to-day lor Valparaiso.
The Blush Steamship Australia. Chest.
hence, arrived At Sydney Apul iuh.
The American tern Dyn ruhm l. IL
changing lumber " the loot ~ t1H street
The American bah Cyion, ianiov. ~
lived 1t lIongtong Apdl 7ih, itom this pot
The American schooner l,ii S,hniuef, Rob
sreon, arrived ., ain lnno.cp Aphi 5ih. ~
days from Rahum
The American bark II W. Amy, smith.
stilrl fp' Bhcdng sen tftom san rnnoheoj,
on the md Instant
The hmecican bdgnoline - Sptectcis.
t'i's. afdseI a, san Francisco, Aphl ioih. y
days from khhului
The American rhoonet Charles Hanson. !.
loading at Steamship Lltelile What, lpt san
imnei"co 10 slil In . jty or two.
spoken February ~, latitude Is deg -
min $. Longitude 20 deg - MN. W, Ger
nan bark Spica, irom Bremen, fpt lhi, pom.
The Pacific Mai Steamship Ieianda, a.
rived LAST Monday mpning ffom san Fan
cisco bringing the mails Ia tbr ilh instant
She sailed again same day fof sydney.
The American Steamship Alamcda, arrived
on Tuctday ltpm san Francisco, bringing
q large number Of passengers, aud freight. 50,
locked ~ the companys wharf where she i
/ now dl.nhatrnr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26

speaking daily to congregation. NJ hcr own aes
with great Interest and being an American is
niufc accessible 10 her auditors, Doctor laf
rows ~ Iiri Congregational tmffh, gave 4,
glowing account " Rev. ilyheinth anil his wpth
heiotr . congregation a. large % The clher
would hold for amusrmenu W. should
have brcn mthcl by opem Ia complete
depletion ~ pockets. bu now comes the aprcia
culaf panlpminc II Excelsior beautiful
kaleidoscope. consisting 81 q stage full u people
IN every conceivable iofm ~ dress. posture,
tnd nciiun representing dancers. tablmW,
culofel lighla and eletfiiy even to rlccihe
lights " hif ornaments Ia the temporary
danger II corp pf beautiful female whose
live, aic literally held in thcir hands, as ihry arc
positively IN gtea, per iof PAT ~ the pcr
prmancc through the introduction ~ Ihi, pow
crhd bul beautiful illumntnt The sight 10
well worth lhe yiail aud crowded houses afc
The rule. Tbs at the California,
The talk NJ Gdsmot anl wife visiting YOU
has believe ended only IN talk, which j.
mote NJ los. tn ypu lhnn ypuf people may
think. o. thc'r two have done much gpul wu'k
lately are quito versatile ani hold high
position in the estimation of or lh'afc gpng
people
A. cloac, the rain is playing particular
'ma,h with gain, streets. hpuNca, Easter bon.
nets, ETC., aud We sc all 'caly To cay pccesv,
yuun,
hUufrifut.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26

saWt6y Slight earthquake at iIi4o q,
n., al-o noticed At Hawaii Governor Dom
inis returned i,om Maui Likeike brought
largest eargo Of sugar ever carried by inter
island vessel. --AiI and Ms, C,ufan celebrate
eighth anniversary OF then Wedding, Bur
glass auemp, 10 rob the store Of Loyejoy s
Co
s"saay Reporter Of Press wen, to ehu,eh
three umea
4lyHd.y 81, iaehes OF rain falls ON Nuu.
anu Valley. Preston Davis, nceto. arrested
iol selling hqao, without license. lis Mai.
e'y hreatiasls Commissioners teer and oiii-
sen Of Preach man o, war - pc, cent. paid
ioi dian OF go ON COLONIES ia exchange ios
AmeIican COM Enor OF inaccurate eonlem.
posaiy, Less than hail was paid ia Amen, IA
gold. N.osesnmeni ieceise, $500 in dollar
plsers,
Ia,ili,r Dauirl Lyons arrived With fun
stan and material ioi D4ily Hawaiian. !. u.
aptrNkle, anI vile ARMED lom the Coast. ~
kamuil psa,iicing m,slicine wiihou, license,
hnsd $50 AMI c,sis, $50 ~. l.. Clarke,
Nah ham ala wreck, stgl,s> by Alameda,
foiiu,ese si,l found guilty Of larceny anal sen
telleel io IS days
n,f4sA.r The Nuuanu stream increased
IN height again ihis morning. The anle,loa
observable Al 4 a. IA.
|iwszap Bf,iish Hcnrrolsa society me,
10 auapge 10 celebration 81 the gueenS o5,h
buihday Maksu, 70, having opium la bis
possession, ~a, fined SIS and seat 10 jail ios
3ldayS
f9ilv A psr,ial eclipse Of the sun, no,
visible "a tiosolla --tatsnslss preparations
being made io' opening The legislature.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26

Sunday morning Mr. Cfulan will take ioI
his theme Joy in the Lord, and in the evening
A new Problem on Profit and Loss.
Wells, Fargo & CO., through Nh. w I.
Ashley, have sent this office handsome rail
way map Of the United STATES.
The City Of Paris, Messrs. A. IIofinuna &
Co.'S new immigrant steamer, left fouohal,
Madeira, ON the 18th instant, with full cargo
OF Portuguese. She viii be due here from
May goth to June Isi.
Mr.. George Lucas began work Thursday on
the new building fm The Mutual Telephone
Company, on the corner Of Aakea and Mer-
chant Streets.
The Honolulu Rifles me, at the Athletic
Hall Thursday Evening and effected pcrma.
nent organization. The meeting was largely
attended, and after spirited debate, they
adopted constitution based upon that Of the
National Guard Of California. The style oI
their uniform will be similar to that Of the
American Artillery and will be trimmed in red.
They will wear helmet hats.
Professor Yarndley purposes 10 add 10 the
already fine music furnished at Fort. Street
Church a small orchestra, consisting Of n
claronet. The orchestra will be added only
Sunday evenings, beginning tomorrow even
Ing "An innovation Z" No, only return Ia
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26
Lana. "A. kapalaIa. r.l.aa .. o.l.a /.

Loi ~ zoo acre, Ia b, 4,seo an l.,
Lpl D. oyarfc. Ia ls--4 zs.iaoaeY~ ief
~ gro acfaf La CT 81 i,u acre Ia IL
3.ie2 acre. l~aI-- u ..eres
Thee nile f riara ~ Letter. arr .ltssfe a. ~
'1sl - N4lsati, cad - Dnrat.i iffas n sis. .
,-'i Y e ll,gl'au N nay q Naiap'.ni Pax ys'
i"iHfiy fri'ieHeet p.h xnisi ieies ~ aas t.shi1s
lpI Fs--i.sfa'e Lanl nsay Eass 4i.ni paft: .s.hia
's-fl q "irisln ~-ief. . gs-ioo aeres
~ 1i-P.tufs auA afaiis rsar Eartaisni Pax
-nhIN reach d 4fissAaH aaisE- - 9-t13ae-e4
ipl 3e- Pagurs sns asaiss issa1 ress ga,ssss.ct
RAW sfih0 rsich q artrsaD raisT. 81 egno aes-.
Ibf ~ Pasture and araiG, i,,si near EssEisai
~ ~iihin rsach d airssan saicr. "a 5oia8 ais.g
LOT 3,--P1suis Lard near Kapiolaai r4t -
z5-ioo acres.
LOT Is'-Pa,sHrs lsnd rseay gap,glzni Pat -stsia
fe..eh o Affrai-H ~sief - s~iao aeses-
lpi = Pasture Ind ineltiing ut-soai iI.,e--
me hclind -, sffefssfs u all he ssd - stse.
ioi z--PaFuFs lsnl aeaiai u saad. eat u Isi.
graph saiion- IS aeres.
~, tbi I, 'g's had 'aaisa. q roa. -ss 4 Iss
LOl sS-lasHts land On tse iios- mazda 4 ssad.
ue-' ie'rzfApn AtAit.n- 50 syiao ssrxk
LOT eo--'Iie Kapal.rIa "a s.hsay
The Ahspaa- Of WAipoaii lizard o; Kauai.
l"s lind -iii = ad.sl,i.si n~s lalIy ia Is,sah,-.
kTf1aa q sss ,ssqers can = sssn Al tie ok,e
Z p. ADAMS.
Aaetiea,a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26


The tair committee reports given In The htrI
page this week went 10 ptess last Wrdnes
day morning. Since then the following news
Is public properly The general committee
on The management Of the fair, together with
the head, 81 the different departments, held q
Joint meeting last evening and made yarious
iinaI dispositions. Il being found impossible
to have the new building in readiness al the
anticipated time, arrangements have been
made TO use the building u The Young Mem
Christian Association, directly opposite. That
association have granted the use 81 the entire
building viii, the exception Of HE reading room
The Accommodations will therefore be ample,
The sale 81 goods taking place in The large
hall on the second floor aud aud the refresh
mcn,s being served on the hrs, iloof. The
| fan opens al ! O'Clock =. N. on Thuuday May
9Th and continue dudng that afternoon aud
| evening. The tables will then be cleared
away aud entertainments will be given IN the
large hall ON Friday aud Saturday evening",
Refreshments being served below. Saturday
evening entertainments will lie given with the
disposal ut auction OF any reman, 81 goods
which may be unsOld The prices ioI adms
sion has been fixed as follnwa ior Che ffl
day Of the fair fifty cents; Tor each other
evening, seventy.hvc; cents season tickets ioi
the fair aud the two evening entertainment,
FRIDAY aud Saturday one dollar and half;
children under twelve years Of ape, twenty
five cents ,nthe fair and to each Of the cvenipG
entertainments. A committee Of arrange
men's ior the proposed calico ball was appoin
ted, The ball ALPHABETICALLY come off the
week following the fair.