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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
CBPREME COURT OF THE ia


- waian lslands,.In Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate Of HENRY MAY, late OF Honolulu a.
ceased , Order appointing time for Probate or val
document purporiing 10 be the last Will and testu.
ment OF Henry May Of Honolulu, deceased having on
the 9TH day Of October, A. ID. 1854 been presented 10
said Probate Court, and petition for the Probate
nere9 and Tor the Issuance Of letters testamcntay 10
Tom May and Peter q Jones, IT, having been aied BY
said Tom May and Peter G. Jones' ".
" Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY The f2th dav
Oh anuary. AID 1885, 1t 10 o'clock OF sni r A.
the Court room Of said Court Honolulu one of hr
Hawaiian Islands, be, and the same Is hereby an
pointed the time for proving said will and bcari1-
said application, when and where any person Iuterest
may appear and contest the said will and The rranp
Of letters testamcntary. ~
Is further ordered that notice thereof be given bv
puDication for fourteen weeks 10 the IA
In Honolulu
And II t. further ordered that citations be issued 10
the subscribing witnesses TO said will and 90 the mir
OF the testator In their places OF residence 50 Far A.
SHOWN 70 appear and contest the probate Of said viii
az the time appointed, and that in the mcanme letter.
OF temporary administration DC issue to snd Tom rrv
aud r Jones, Jr upon their ding their Joint and
lars. - wv
Dated Honolulu, II. l., Oct. 9th, 1881.
Attcst BENZ n AI-sTr,G
iESEr Smith, Justice Of Supreme Court.
N -
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Stamped Envelopes

0F THE DENOMINATIONS OF
~ =. = \ and 10 Cent?. can BE- purchased At The
rostoMce In any llantt7 from one ~ one fhouslns
nnfeopes Persons rcslding on the other Islands e1n
prd foreign reply cards ~
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Tax Collectors Notice.
DISTRICT OF HILo, HAWAII.

THE TAX COLLECTOR FORIILO
Il mas opened an Office in the Court House at Hilo
Tor the purpose Of collecting taxes and will be at the
ONCE Thursday November 2Olh, Friday November ast
and Saturday, November 2ld Monday, forenoon No
vember 24h at Paukaa Plantation Monday noon at the
onice of Z; q. Hitchcock, Papaikou; Tuesday morn
ing November 18th, at Managers office onomea Plant
alton; Tuesday afternoon at Pepeekeo Plantation:
Wednesday evening and Thursday morning November
18th, at Hakalau Plantation; Thursday noon Noyem-
6ei 18th. at Honomu Plantation; Friday, November
at Laupahoehoe and Judge d. X. Pas residence; and
Monday, December sh at Office in Hio and after that
date will remain in Hilo for The purpose OF collecting
taxes
Persons who are liable to taxation are hereby re-
quesed to pay the before the 18th day of Decem
ber or they arc liable TO pay COl ten per cent.
according to law TAX COLLECTOR
The Gold Law goes into effect December list
n. A. LYMAN, Tax Collector, Hilo
Hilo, November -, 1854. FPS IL
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HoxOLuLu. Sept. 18th, ISL
G. o. BERGER, ESQ,
Agent Macneale q Urban Safes.
DEAR SR:-I take pleasure in adding my testimony
to the many in favor Of the MAcsEALE & UKBAx SAFE
The one 1 purchased Of you some time ago for my
store at Lahana passed through the disastrous fire on
the 18th inst, and on opening the same without any
trouble with the Combination found that 1t had pre-
served the contents books, papers, also, watch
my entire satisfaction Yours Truly.
1913 On A. S. CLEGHORN.
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SOMETHING of the manner in which the
philanthropic President of the Board of
Health acts may be learned from the fol
lowing note:
HONOLULU, SEFT. 18th, 1854.
Dr. FIrcH:-As Wainee cannot be ininred Inv
any remedies that may be administered 10 him,
LET the bearer try his nostrums on him. This Is
by Hygepf regUssf
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ts4Gnedl, %.M. G1nsoS,


Tins note refers TO man named Frank
Muller, man who has figured in the
E'Ohee court as quack doctor and has
been hned as such. To this man, then.
TINS fellow with q NosTRUMs" concocted of
sulphur, pain killer and molasses. upon
the direct ordersof the President. a leper
has been sent to experiment upon. The
President knew that the man had no
license to practice medicine; none could
know better, for he would have to obtain
a certificate of approval from the Board of
Health before he cOrld get his license to
practice from the Interior Office. Know.
ing then the penalty; knowing, for he is
an lntelllgant man. what farce it was to
send TO such quack, yet Mr.. Gibson
aIn1ed bus official signature to that note
ana handed that poor leper over to be
dosed with trash 10 have his hopes as to
cure raised and of course TO awake at last
to the duh &C rtainty that the so-called
cure rs fraud. Apart from the lille
gahsy OF tins precious transaction is the
cruelty OF it. The President of the Board
OF meath by his own note shows that he
mas no faith In what he proposes; the man
eannot he injured; the theory is a mos
tr1lm" GA cluack medicine according TO
Mebstenb but he wishes it tried because
OF uresH request. Why are those words
ltalica1et? Whose urgent request? There
Is a wheel within wheel here which re
9nHes explanation. We cannot for the
life Of us see what urgent request" could
make a government official connive at an
Illegal act and order another official to
assist hum in his connivance, but which
order was positively refused when DR..
Fitch became cognizant Of the duack
character of the man Muller.
By this short note Mr.. Gibson stands on
his own words, signed by his. own hand,
convicted as a worthless official. man un
Mt to be trusted with official power. How
the other members OF the Board may feel
we know not, but we should think they
must feel anything but satisfied with the
conduct of their chief Meetings of the
Board of Health or not, as long as they
remain members of the Board they are re-
sponsible for its actsrand the official acts
OF the Board as managed by the President
are not what, we know, are in consonance
with tine views OF individual members.
This little revels ton which we have given
today is but a mall ray of light cast upon
an ocean Of i Ike pieces Of illegality and
folly How loI lg is this community going
10 stand this ind of thing?
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SUPREIlIE CoURT OF THE HA-

- UPhEME COUKT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands, In Probate. In tho matter m
the Estate Of LIE 10y late Of lilo, Hawaii. dr.
Austin.
On reading and ding the petition and account. ~
W. Austin Whiting. Administrator Of tho EsIafr N
Lee 10y, late Of Hilo, Hawaii. deceased, wherein hs
asks TO be allowed se5i2 and charges himself win
sii63uO and asks that the same may be ersiued and
approved. and shows that said estate 4 insovrn and
asks that final order may be made OF distribution III
the property rel lining In his hands to the Creditors
and persons thereto entitled, In proportion 10 their
claims and disehaIsing him and hin suretcs from ali
further responsibility as such administrator
II s oIdeed, that MONDAY the Sth day OF Drcernber
A. D. 1881, At 10 o'clock A. m before The aid Justire
a. Chambers In the Court House. 40 Honolulu 81 and
the same hereby IS appointed the time and
place Tor hearing said petition and accounts md fhat
all persons interested may then and there sppea- anal
show cause u any they have why the same shoud mol
be granted andSmay present evidence a. 10 who are
entled 70 the said property And that this order in
the English and Hawaiian language be published IN
the HAWAIIAN GAzErrE and huot0a newcomer
printed and Published n Honolulu for three sucres
sye weeks previous to the time therein appointed fo-
said hearing SO
Dated at Honolulu. II. Ithis 18th day Oct A. d. 1854
BENZ. II. AUSTIN
Attest; Justice Supreme Court
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CUPRENE COURT or TTr Fla
- Taiian Isl1nis-fn Prohaic In |ts sa,.-.- Z.
ne Est.ie Of lEh4tNN StHHIEvEn late sf nosle
ialr. oshn, dceesss' interstate. a. Chambers. bis..
On reading and aiiug ihe petition and ...o,... !.
Henry T. Glade. 1i1inisfr1lor Of the Estate n n n
mann schrcvcr isie of Honoiuin. o15r' F'-..4..,,
wherein he asks 70 Be allowed r.UT 11 1.lT .1..--
himself with sI15i.io aud asks mat ne s.1e ~.
examined and approved and fhli 4 lnai order M g
hands 10 ne persons thereto entIlie1. ana 1 2 pc
hin and II. suTciics from an further rcspoa5l6r a
It & ordered. th.s FRIDAY. thc Oh a.v r..
A. D. ISL, AZ 70 o'clock A. NJ before ~ -
Chief Justice. a. Chambers, In the Court Hone. =
Honolulu be and The same hereby Is appointed \. ~
and that 81 persons interested nav thcr ard ff--. b..
pear and show carse v any they have. way ne ans
IS % who are entitled % aid sropetl An ~, su,sss
order. in the English language be Published IN ~
iished In fIenea1 for tre- eaa pah
10 the time herein appointed for aid hearing.
Dated at Honolulu H. this:ith d.y Nov, a. d 1884
Attest: Chief Justice oi the supreme csu,.
HWY saIrR. Deputy eierk- il1 *
CUPREME COURT or THE IA
- waiian Islands. In Prpbste-in the matter on M,
canse APPLICATION Of Guardian FOR order 81 AZ ~
On reading and ding the petition Of Robert e,v
Honolulu guardian OF the person and property Of Al
minor praying for m order Of sale 81 ccrtai raj -
tate situate School street in said Honolulu bcicr-
Why such real estate should be sold:
II Il hereby ordered. that the next or kin o. the s
ward and all persons interested IN the said estate an
pear before this Court on FRIDAY. the 10Th i1r n
December. A. D. 1884,. az 10 o'clock a. m Al ne Corr,
Room Of this Court, In Honolulu then and there h,
show cause why order shond not be gfnnted for a.
sale Of such estate.
And It i further ordered that copy Of his order H.
Published a least three successive weeks before a.
said day Of hearing, In the HAWAIIAN GAzrrlr nerve
paper published IN said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. l., November s.ti fssf
A. r. JUDD.
Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Cnrrf
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO
L tce that he has been duly appointed Administra-
tor with the will attached. OF the Estate of CAPT
THOMAS SPENCER, late OF HilO Island OF Hawaii,
DECEASED All persons having any claims against the
sad estate are notified that they present the
uny verified and with proper vouchers to the under
Signed within six months from the date Of this notice.
or they will be forever barred and all persons owing
the said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. c. S. KITTREDGE
Admir-. Est. Thos Spencer with Will attached
Hilo, Hawaii Oct 3rd 1851 i'm
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Lot 1iO0 # 'front.' go IT deep, upset priee..s $50 %
Lot si05 IT 'front.' $40 It deep, upset price, 80 on
Lot 3-1O5 It 'front.' so It deep, upset price,. 800 90
Lot 4-iO5 It 'front.' 80 # deep, upset price,. 900 %
Lots 6-lOs # 'front.' # deep, upset price 1900 90
Lot -ius IT 'front.' lao fl deep, upset price,. 1000 %
Lot Sos # front, las # deep upset price,. SO %
Lot 9-l0s IT 'front.' t75 It deep, upset price,. 100 %
Lot 10Os # 'front.' I55 IT deep, upset price, so %
Lot 1-iOs # 'front.' Us It deep, upset price,. 100 90
Lot is-os # froat IIJ fl deep, upset price,. SO "
By comparison Of these upset prices with the rates
paid for property in the near vicinity it will be OBJ
served that these are far below them.
These Lots all within fifteen minutes walk OF the
Post Office and certainly in Of the finest posi-
slope Of Punchbowl they each command one Of The
finest views upon this island reaching from Diamond
The blue the distance.
The fringe Of rolling neyer-eeasing surf
The waving of the majestic palms,
The sharp well defined Peak OF Leah,
The landscape Of the busy town,
All combine to make picture Of beauty which always
furnishes enjoyment: In choosing homestead
these points should be well considered.
The 1eishborhood is good and the situation is
uerlTahlc on account OF health, the
natural slope OF the land admits Of perfect drainage ant
ness
Especial inducement to purchasers Of this property
Is that am instueed to sell upon unusually favorable
terms, as follows:
IA 0ne-Fourth Cash, Balance in l, 2,
Years. Secured by Mortgage, with In
terest at the low rate off per Cent.
This gives opportunity for those Of small means
to secure homestead at low price with but little 10
be paid out ut once. Complete plans the lots can be
seen at the Auction Room, where every information
will be given.
The Government water is laid upon Lunalilo street
and commands all the lots from Nos to II; on Ger
main street Informed by the Superintendent Of
Water Works, O. d. Wilson, Esq, that the new Water
Works will be commenced in January, and when com
peted the water will run every portion OF Lots
Nos /. =, and 4.
Parties desiring to secure lots do before the
sale as they Will be sold privately il applied for SOON
but in no case at less than the upset prices.
The low rate of interest OF per cent upon de-
ferred payments, and the small amount required in
coin makes this most desirable opportunity TO pro-
cure good homestead in pleasant situation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
NOVICE 7

A LII PERSONS FOUND TRES
IA passing on Lands belonging to, or in the Occupa
ton Of the AHUA RANCH, viii be prosecuted. Any
persons wishing TO remove their Cattle, can get an
order on Monday in each week. from the undersigned
or his luna No person will be allowed on the Kahua
Lands with Dogs GEO. F. HOLMES
kahua, kOhala, Nov. 9TH 1881 i(r5 n
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e. p. ADAMS,
81 Auct'r.
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
~ HONOLULU ICE WORKS COMPANY, win de-
liver ICE at AS Low RATES as any other company
JOHN G.. WILDER, Superintendent
Honolulu Nov Ist 1881 f0li
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Notice of Intention to FOrscioss Mortgages.

I = 80 = u y TIL n IUWa
a e. Of sale contained in certain mortgage made b.
Apahu W. to Mrs b. johnson, dated the inth dav 81
July, ISL recorded In Liber ~ on pages fee and i'm
and assigned to Sophia fcary.
Notice Is hereby given that the said mortrnree In
tends TO oreeose said mortgage for condition broken
that, on-pagmcnt OF note and interest secured thrre
when due and viii sell at Public Auction al the sae
room Of =. ?. Adams. on SATURDAY the ID day 81
January IN, az y clock noon, the following parcel
OF land conveyed by said mortgage:
All that piece OF land with bcildnr ihcrcrn sifpat
q keoneua, Honolulu, adjoining the rcsidcarc Of Hon.
j. /. Dowseu the same being the premises Described
n Deed Of kamalpelekane and j. r. D0wsett 10 mid
Apahu Of record on Book So page az.
SOPHIA FEARY, Assignee Of Nortr,rr
A ROSA, Attorney for MOrtEagee.
Honolulu, November 18th, 1851 i0J7H
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Attest; Chief Justice or the supreme Cons.
HExnx sarrE. Deputy eierk. f67 b
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"a one-FOurth Cash, Balance in l, Q,
Years. Secured by Mortgage, with In
terest at the low rate of per Cent.

ss- Cali at the ONCE and see the Plans.
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FIRE PROOF OIL.

Endorsed by the New Orleans Board Of Fire
Underwriters
AN ASTONISHING TEST CASE
To Which Your Attention is Most Respect
fully Called.
800 MAGAzINE STREET, [
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL, 1888.
To Cbess-C arley Company, New Orleans:
GEETLEMER--My grocery store was burned
up on sunday night, 10th inst. The building
was destroyed and my stock was entirely
consumed. In one corner OF my store stood
a 40-gallon oil tank half full OF your eele-
brated Fire Proof OH beside II was another
oil tank, same size and about same quantity
Of ordinary coal oil In It. The FIRE ragged
about one hour, during all of which time
your Fire Proof OIL remained la the burning
store without igniting, though the faucet Of
the tank was partially melted off by the heat
The coal oil ia the other tank exploded and
ignited shortly after the Gls commenced.
now send you the chaTTed tank, with the
oil In 1t, as an evidence Of the safety and re-
liability Of "Fire Proof Oh, /" to which am
at any time ready 70 verify. Yours truly,
WIN. N. JENKINS.
Fire Proof Oil Is sold by all first O9ass
Gfoeers everywhere.
Fire Proof OIL Is manufactured by
GI3ESS-C -CARLEY COMPANY.
A, 10 y As South Peters st., New Orleans
apr-l2JS4.
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LAKE CHARLES CALCASEU PARISH LOUISIANA SATURDAY
TIE RuaESRLLRRS aTGM.
Win palnt Won . slgn. rum-seller.

will paint you sign, rum-seller,
And hang It over your door;
A truer and better sign-board
Than ever you saw before.
viii paint with the skill of master,
And many shall pause to see
This wonderful piece Of painting
So like the reality.
win paint yourself. runi-seller,
As you wait for the fair young boy,
Dressed in the morning of manhood,
A mothers pride and Joy.
He has no thought OF stopping,
But you greet him with smile,
And you seem so blithe and friendly,
That he pauses to chat awhile.
/ will paint you sign, rum-seller;
win paint you as you stand,
With foaming glass of liquor
Extended In your hand
He wayeSs but you urge him;
Drink, but pledge me just this one ~
And he takes the glass and drains 1t
And the hellish work Is done.
And next VIII paint drunkard
Only year has flown,
And iato that loathsome creature
The fair young boy has grown.
The work was sure and rapid,
And III paint him as he lies,
In a torpid drunken slumber,
Under the wintry skies.
viii paint the form Of mother,
As she kneels at her darling's side,
Her beautiful boy that was deaFer
Than all the world beside,
l VIII paint the shape OF coffin,
Labeled with one word Lost
will paint all this, rum-sellef,
And win paint 1t free of cost
The sin and the shame and the sorrow,
The crime and the want and the woe,
That Is born there In your workshop,
No hand can paint, you know;
But Ill paint you sign, rum-seller,
And many shall pause to view
This wonderful swinging sign-boRrd
So terribly, fearfulIy true,
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Hsss slippery GLASS Eve.

ssThe Squire says The author Of
sThe Hoosier 6choolmaster, tiWnre
one glass eye and q wig. The glass eve
and wig The glass eye was CONSTANT
ly slipping out 81 focus, and the wig
tnraing around sideRise on his heed
whenever he addressed the people pf
the Flat Greek District Sad spenta-
Gle. Parkef's Hair Balsam preserves
and promotes the growth Of the natils
raj hair, It also restores the natural
color to hair which has faded on be;
come gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial,
highly parfnmsd,
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III Chicago thape Afe aE77 aaloaHs.
b aas q eseE4 ak Families.

sezr emheE Aerkela Aeiae and Ma
1azial aaasss cares asiliiQpaeesa. ssIlk
eeF Etd ANHk. aa b
Chil aaa felsiaA ks
a
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.sOur Fritz"

viii furnish amusement for old and young.
A visit viii prove pleasant recreation.
uAV24-iy
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BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,

Choice Selection OF Fancy Goods Auto
graph Albums, Scrap books, Booksof Travel,
Books OF History, Bound books for children,
All the latest Magazine and Periodicals con
stantly on hand. Subscriptions taken for all
the Leading News and Pictorial publications
Orders from the country respectfully soli-
cited. Call and examine stock. No trouble
to show goods. noy-3-'S3-tf.
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=. B. singleton, NG. ID.

TT TAVING permanently located at Welsh's
q Station, offers his professional services
5 the public in all Of It's branches,
mar.22
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Cool Lager Beer

and Soda Water, at s cents per glass,
Also, Liquors and Wines Of all kinds Pleas
ant seats for families and good order and
quiet viii be maintained BY Special Deputy
Augustus Lyons. Mr.. FRITZ MULLER,
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aes Sas anAalgs saa eatlaa dx n
deaa hasinsss If sall0 EanNs
allK
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IMPORT
Beer Garden.
Hi. CHEERS. Proprietor.

H-AyING BUILT AND FITTED UP A
IL large and eommodi0us building at the
above place, is now fully prepared to accom-
modate the public with good
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win practice in the District Courts Of Cam
kon, Calcasieu and Vernon parishes.
] 1inn.2R-S0
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win practice IN this and adjoining par
Nlies, and before the Supreme Court 5sat Ope-
Iausas FTnar-18
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VIII practice in The parishes Of Oalcasieu,
cameron and Vernon. iune141g
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Practices in Caleasieu, Cameron and Ner-
hon Parishes, aaid in Orange and Jefferson
f,,,y1Fiae aCaxaa
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Practiees in the Districts Courts of .Galea-
leu, Cameron and Vernon parishes. Office
tha Qnnrhhnnse. nn atairs
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Offices Front room Commercial building
eyan street. Tnuv-Sss79.
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!. suTTLEs,

Practices in the parishes Of St. Landry and
alcasieu.
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amd GGza&anfs-
saaDer Eor Sta1e OF Texas,
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sAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-04

this He thinks Logan would be the second
choice of many Southern delegates
The Times says: "Some of Greshams friends
in the Kentucky delegation made an attempt,
yesterday, to have the delegation resolve to sup
port him as their second choice, but ignominous
failure was the result"
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
splendid facilities for its business at the conven-
tion. Their rooms are six in number. The
main room is for operating purposes, and thirty
eight wires, in cables. run into it. There are
sixty instruments, some working quadruple and
some single keys All the messages are direct
to all points without transfer
The Western Associated Press have ample
room for their business. large room for the
tables and special wires is located under the east
gallery, and is $50 feet long
All the arrangement for the convention are of
the very best
When Bernard Biglins name was called this
afternoon, there was general craning of necks
to see the New Yorker Barney is tall and
slender, and wears big hat with gorgeous
brim. He wears big Piccadilly collar has
big hands, big feet and a big watch chain.
Barney is an oarsman of no mean fame, and at
one time pulled stroke oar at Yale or Harvard
or Columbia.
Mr.. Sabins mention of Abraham Lincoln's
name in his speech was greatly cheered; SO was
the name of General Grant, but that of General
Garfield evoked round after round of applause
There was the deepest interest over the ballot
ing between Clayton and Lynch. The contest
was not decided until after Wisconsin had voted,
and even then it was only known to few who
had kept a careful tally. The vote of the Terri
tories, which had been regarded solid for Mr..
Blaine was great surprise. There are decided
indications of the effect at the headquarters to-
night In the Blaine rooms there is conspicu-
GUS absence of the noise that has been prevalent,
but the managers are working like beavers
The Arthur headquarters have never been
noisy but there is more earnestness visible to-
night better feeling prevails in the Sherman
and Logan rooms while in the Edmunds quar-
ters there is the best of feeling.