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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18
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cr OF sale contained In certain mortgage made by
Moepouo laea 20 Barlow for the I q b n ASSIGNED
10 z u Gultck, dated the I'd day Of March ISIS re-
corded In hber 81 page 1852; notice Is hereby rfveu fha
said morgagce intends TO forcciose said mortgage FOR
condition broken aud upon said foreclosure Wiil sell
a. Public Auction az the salcsrooms OF adams In
Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF March, fas5 al
y NJ OF said day the premises described In said mort
gage az below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W r Castle. Al
uorncy at Law CHARLES r. GULICK,
Assignee % the Mortgage.
Premises % be sold are situate in Waiina HiIo ia,
wall IN the Wainaku Plantation and consist of 72fOU
acre or hne sugar or <alo land. bcingthe sane prem
.es set forth In Grant g6t 10 Iaca iOs Al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

DYNAMITE fiends are and ought to be
treated everywhere as enemies of the hu.
man race No civilized nation ought to
hesitate to enact the most stringent laws
against any unlicensed person making,
using, selling, exporting, importing or
having in possession an article so danger
ous to the community as is dynamite.
Ii would be well also TO enact that any
ship having dynamite on board be con
demned and coniscated With such a
law, properly enforced, every ship owner
and marine underwater, every officer on
board would become a detective.
In no other way can this new horror of
the nineteenth century be put down.
Extradition treaties ought to he made as
soon Us practicable in order to include all
conceivable cases of infraction of such
laws as are above outlined
Hawaii, at its next Legislature should
enact and enforce dynamite statutes, be-
cause this dynamite business is not going
to stop in Europe, but might as likely as
not come hitherwards. With the rest of
the world, we have need to protect our
selves against irresponsible rascals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

Premises 20 be sold are situated In Punauu Koolru.
loa Oahu, and consist OF one and onehaf acre of fn
halo ana rice land with small house lot being me
premises set forth 10 Royal Patent igf "a L. e. a. f5i
20 kukaunuimt- f6s 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

Premises 10 be sold are situated 10 Kapakn Kooisu
loa. Island Of Oahu, and consist OF
lstj k1l0 or rice patches and house lot eoutainft Z
-i acre as set forth en- Royal Patent 1872 In l. e.
luoOl TO Nakuna, and
-nd-i halo patehc- and a house lot containing =
acre rs set forth In Royal Patent Gjst in L. A. iOs
20 Puna. i0fs a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

The working of Chapter XXXV of the
Penal Code, or what is commonly known
as the Sunday Law" is curious Some
Cinnamon were playing dominoes, an in
nocent game enough, they were in their
own house, some of them were looking on.
The police sweep down on them and
they are hauled through the streets to dur
ance vile. 1t is within the limits of the
law certainly, for the law reads in the sec
ond Section as follows:
The Lords day is taboo All worldly business,
amusements and recreation are forbidden on that
day; and whoever shall keep open his shop store,
warehouse, or workshop,or shall do any manner Of
labor, business or work except only works or ne
public amusement, show, or take part in any game,
sport play on the Lords day, shall be punished
by fine not exceeding ten dollars.
Much of this is of course dead letter,
but take the portion of "or take part in
any game sport orplay," which deals more
especially with the subject under review.
We will ask do no games go on on Sun
days, of which the police or those in au-
thority over the police are not cognizant
which go unpunished. But we do know
of poker parties, we know of lawn tennis
playing, we know of chess playing, we
know of many games, some innocent, some
vicious, which are played, and yet not a
word is said. 1t is not our purpose to
speak of the morality of these things one
way or another, but it is our purpose to
show the glaring injustice of "scooping
in" Cinnamon, and allowing other nation,
alltles to amuse themselves to the full of
their bent
We are no champion of the Chinese, we
hos ~
against the Mongoians, but having them
here, we propose to see that justice is done
to them. 1t is an absolute outrage that
these men should be made a catspaw of
the law. Something can be got out of
them by the understrappers But the lat
ter know that similar action with regard
to whites would be squelched at once.
The case is just this: Money Bags ar
ranges his poker party, invites a Minister
or two, prominent merchant or SO, pig
con, tout and a hckspittle, let them win
and lose few thousand dollars, and you
will not find an official, from the Attorney
General to the latest enlisted policeman
who will see what is going on. Let how
ever, All Goo take to playing dominoes, or
let John Smith Ito bring it home to our me-
chanics) play friendly game of cribbage
on his veranda with Tom Brown, whom
he sees only once in weeks, and OIL away
with him, drag him before the Beakl AIs-
athena nGrandtha! he is breaking the law!
oh, disgrnceful! Etcetera etcetera The
whole thing is humbug Our worthy
magistrate interprets the law as leniently
as he can, but he can have no discretion,
he must judge of the matter as it is placed
before him and as the statutes rule Might
it not be well to curb the police in such
exhibitions of petty power?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

Premises TO be sold arc situated In Lahaina on The
Island OF Maui and consist of ane house lot of 00
OF an acre with substantial house thereon aud an ths
appurtcnances necessary TO a comfortable home This
el Is ihe same set forth in ROYAL Patent ii76 l. c.
l.l Do hlllInm. ma a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

Fm TFH M1N GH-.ff. Says New Years Day
Iu Pans witnessed thc Inauguration uf an i'm
r1rtlut Tsstil relorW- Five telephone bureauN
opened Bt well-chu-en renters of business ur
pupulhtiun. The bank Vas necessarily the most
import ant atd the office of the Grand Hotel gave
The greatest facilities 90 strangers. but Parisans
al directions could avail themselves Of the of
noes temporarily opened near the Madeleine, in
the Rue de GrHnellc. ON the Boulevard Males
berries and in the great center Of the Halles. The
use uf thee offices was not restricted merely to
subscribers. The public had access TO all OF them
and the scale Of payment was fixed by time, and
charge II half franc about ten cents, laid down
as the unit Of payment. This secured five minutes
uninterrupted conversation, with the privilege of
r.l..II. rrnLrlriImn LlT the .imn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

Inn Duke of Cumberlaud has been exception
ally lucky in hs heritage. The Duke Of Bruns-
ulck beQuoaihed to him his villaat Hietzing,
uith an IL contents. be inventory has only now
been madr hy Commission representing the
brunswick Government. the delegates Of the
Vienna uutaups. aud the representatives, Of the
nnke of Cumberland On opening q safe which
uas believed b. I've empty t was found 10 contain
fne0 Austrian duCat=, German. Austrian French.
aud English bank NOTES worth half million of
duflnS and stock worth 1000 horius. besides
sune silver com. The value Of the whole Is about
l1u1Rg
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IN, Comm. Of the KINGDOM.
TABLE l.

The AdnIfi-~f Of this city has been entrusted
stih The printing If the report Of the Superinten-
dent ot Census and furnishes the following figures
tn advauce Of publication If the report
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

can be no yariation:-
Lot I-iSG feet SY io feet Bcreana Streets upset
Lot -1Oo fee! by $50 feet Beretania Street; upset
price slsOO.
Lot a-Oo feet by i5o feet Beretania Street; upset
Lot i-iGG feet by i5o feet Knau Street, upset price
Lot 0lSG ssst BY l'o feet Bereania Street, upset
Lot e.i@ feet by 100 feet Kinau Street, upset price
Lot 7lOO feet by 800 feet with the Buildings thereon
upset price s'ioV' -
Lot sloG feet By i'o feet, Berctania Street, upset
Lot o-Go feet by 80 feet Young Street; upset price
Lot IO-l9O feet by i5O feet Bcretaua Street; upset
Lot I.l0o feet by sO feet Young Street, upset price
The upper lots were purchased by Mr.. Macfarlanc
for residence and for the purpose Of improvement it
Ia I aI sIeat SIe M anu 80 lnal AZ present
I
choice collection Of plants and flowers, all in bloom
Among the fruit and shadC trees will be found the
Travellers Tree the Royal Palm. the Wine Palm ths
Lemon Tree, the Fan Palm, the COcoanut. the Japan
csc Orange the POnciana Regia, the Mandarin Orange
the Fig Tree the Alligator Pear the AlgerOba and
others In Roses and Flowers there great variety
which must be seen to be appreciated.
Water pipes laid in each Of Lots Nos l to T.
inclusive, and 20 feet Of hose will reach any part OF
them. These lots situated lust in the centre of
the kaaOkahua Plains the principal street leading
from Honolulu, and are within twenty minutes walk
from town. well as being upon the omnibus route TO
PunahOu.
shall offer them very fayOrable terms for pur-
| chasers namely:
0ne-Fourth Cash, and Balance in equal
Payments Of I, 2, 8 and a years, with
Interest at Seven per Cent,
Secured by Mortgage.
This division Of payments, and low of interest,"
allows one for comparatively small sum annually
paid for four years, to become the Of beautiful
homestead lot.
Parties desiring lots must make early application As
we shall sell at private sale to those who first apply.
Plans of the property can be seen at my ofic..
~ Deeds at purchasers expense.
1OS Z. p. ADAMS. Auet-r
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Arriving at HOnOInln on
Steamer "PLANTER'
(Ii1inOe

CAMERON, Commander.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at , D. M, for Nawiliwili
kooa, Eleele and Waimea. Returning, leaves Nawili
will every SATURDAY evening; arrivin. back ever
SUNDAY morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

II seems pretty eviden; that at least -four Of the
great Continental PoVers are disposed TO be far
irrtn friendly % England. This Is the result Of
that vicious foreign policy II Gladstone which
has hlieuatod those who ought 10 have been Eng
lands irienis. II Is satisfactory however 10 see
that the friendship between Italy and England is
clos. and though Italy Is power hampered finan-
rially u possesses n magnificent navy. The
nariss of the two nations make the strongest
naval upuer Tn the world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18
Important Correspondence.

The following correspondence is published by
permission of Messrs. Bishop d Co. It needs no
comment, and is in itself an answer to the slam
derous remarks which have been made. The
schedule referred to in the Minister of Finance,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18
Steamer "IWALANI' ;
Stmr. C. r. BISHOP,

Hanalei- kilauea and Hanamaull. Returning leaves
Hanalci every Wednesday at p. M. touching ut Wal
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

CO.. A.P. JUDD.
N''es, Chief Justice of the supreme Ccurt-
HrSn1 srIrH. Depaiy CLERK iop %
SUPREME COURT OF TIE HA-

y -. IT III NVUIiI NIf IIIFl III
- rallan lslsnds. In Prohaic.-ln the matter of
S4e estate oi WILLIAM BELL of Kohsia. Island %
TN. 7ti'- n'ioIe ~ enrtitN .'-'
un reading and dlius the petition Of wriucc Bell
Ifsi & and BID Bell an Of Kohala Island of
ala Fb.i' that william Bell died intcstafc ~
i,D, Pr5'as tha' letters of administration i.sue 20
i Is ordered that FRIDAY the s-tb d,v Of Fsbruary
- bs p. elock An Be and hereby a sa1pointrd
H. s.ni r aalu petition before the ssd Justice. IN
ti-. Auoui or TITS Court at Honolulu. AZ which
I'M lag place ali parsons concerned nav Appasr snd
~ s-use ~ any they have, Why aid pctiii6n shonid
9nled and that this order Be- urhiIah-d in The
T.-i.sa Angua-n Tor three succrssfve wfeks IN the
nef.i SNH n 1871 1919 newspaper IN uonoiuln
Hlalea la Honoluiu. II. T.. FEB 5th. Al. M IL
uv-, e. BENZ H. AUSTIN
ciiaus Justice u supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18
Unless Previously Disposed
of at Private Sale,
Those Splendid Lots on the Corner Of
Beretania and Piikoi Streets,

Subdiyidcd as follows into House Lots, and at the
following Upset Prices, from which there
can be no yariation:-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- w1iiau Islands. In Prohatc-in the mailef p VI
ksiate n SAMUEL CHENERr DAMON. &C.,.
vrd'r anpontinc time for Probate cf VIII ann uh'.t
ing publication cf notice Of the samc. ..... -
docuucnt. purporiinz to Be The last VI. -
tlmeut of samuel Chcncrr Damon. deceased, nAflnf
On ihe ldih day Of Fchrurfy A. y ~ been p.e-gnicd
70 SAID Pfuoatc Court aud petition io- the Froolle
.esoi, and ioI the issuance u Letters Lesiacnl-l
petitioner
y q hercoy ordered, that FRIDAY. The ieih day
~ Asreh A. D. is u 10 o'clock ant o. said day, a.
eS l9nft room 90 said Court AZ licuolnlu, IN ne
ul .slAul ui OAHU Be. and thc same j. hereby ap-
to-1.eu lue time Tor proving said VII and hcarinr
lN appc1tior when and WHERE any person interested
ri apresr and contest the said viii and the granting
OF letters irstamentary
u I1riher qrl-tc, that notice thcrcof b. given By
..1.1a.on, Tor three successive weeks. IN The HA-
IN Hlnoiun.
Dated Houoiaiu, It. L. Fcsuary Is.h, A. D. iss2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18

E. p. ADAMS. Auerr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-18
Long Terms, Low Interest
One-fourth Cash,
One-fourth in one year,
One-fourth In two years
One-fourth in three years

WILL. ALSO OFFER at the same time. (unless
previously sold and upon the SAME FAVORABLE
TERMS OF PAYMENT, one fourth cash and balance
in l, : aud years. THREE
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SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Mary +. Lewis, u middlengcd colored
woman accompanied by four hungry looking
small children, arrived at the Baltimore y
Potomac Depot ON the train from LAUREL
Md, last night and stated TO Officer Acton
that shc was ON her way TO her home in stat
ford County Va, and that she did not have
amy money. She was taken TO the station
house, where she and the children were
given hearty meal, which they devourGd
with relish, after which they were made as
comfortable as possible for the night, and
were sent 10 their destination by order OF the
sanitary officer this morning.
Frank Hawkins, young Colored man, be-
San the early celebration of Christmas by
firing off pistol in the street In the locality
known as "Fredcricksburg yesterday even
ing. He was somewhat surprised when placed
under arrest by Officer Mallory, who, unob.
served, stood within few feet of him at the
tine. He was held at the station for carrying
concealed weapons.
Messrs. Warner ,S Pearson real estate
agents, have commenced the erection of ten
two-story cheap brick dwellings In the alley
between Third and Four-aud. a-half and l. and
NJ streets southwest, which, when completed,
Will cost $1,000 Samuel NOrmcnt will also
erect a twO.story brick dwelling on d street,
between First and Second streets southwest,
at Il cost of $1,000.
Market Master c. II. Buell. Of the Centre
Market has notified The country people who
intend to bring eNergrcens and Christmas trees
to the market to sell during the holidays, that
they Will have TO place their wares on the
south side OF ID street, between Seventh and
Ninth streets which will be set apart for that
purpose.
The steamer George Lcary, which arrived at
her wharf this morning on her regular return
trip from Norfolk, was very heavily loaded
with freight for the Christmas and holiday
trade. The cargo was chiefly composed OF
fruits and edibles for the markets.
Miss Bette Mckericher of Berryville, Va,
will spend the holidays at the residence of
her uncle, MIR. A. McKerichcr, No. G25 Seventh
street southwest.
a large stock Of wines and liquors and
choice candies, nuts and raisins for the Christ
mas trade can be found ut Tunes popular
grocery, $40 seventh street southwest.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule IN effect SUNDAY, DEC. 10. 1885,.
until further notice


Leavc Washington from stotion cornor of
New Jersey avenue and street VI
For Chicago 0I3 a m and tO.lO N m doiIv Tho
g.i3 u m is n Fast Limited Eypress fSr pltts.
burg and Chicago. ARRIVING In plttShur, NJ
1870 p m; Chicago next morning MI s.55 No
extra fare H. CHARGED ON tbis +r,,i,, g, -,
time w '"''
For Cincinnati. Louisville md ST. Touis do;Iv
at 81 IN and 1910 ID m with ihrntir,h nnocLcs
and palace sleeping cars 10 above noinfs
without changes; 3 y m rs a fast limited train
TO Cincinnati and S. Louis. arriving in Cin.
cunati next morning at 3.i5 81 Iouis Mt
G.gO m No extra fgrp T. cl,or,,,d ,, M H.
train for fast time " vino
For Pittsburg al g:i3 n m with uarlor chr and
S:55 u m daily 10 pittsburr t'Iev,lonJ "ni
Detroit with sleeping cars 10 pitfsLnr,, ''''
For Baltimore ON week DAYS 3. G,20. G.t1, 73O
$50 and lOu m. 12iO liO. bis Ii5-,ninits
train, $3.50, 1870 I.iO. $40 $40 4 ssh AMI
Hmm. v ''
For Baltimore ON SUNDAYS GEO. 9.go g,91
and 10 IN, l95, 100 83O. $40. $50 G.iD
T. Ss!5, If pm. '
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and noints
South 5#O y m daily, with Pullman sloener
Washington 10 New Orleans. 'o'
For Annapulis GAO m and 1910 and 40 nm.
on sunday $40 a m 4,IO nm '''
For way stations between Washinrton and
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CLOTHING.
Burmah'S White Elephant

No longer brushes under his ponderous
feet the victims of King Theebaw's dis
pleasure. Gen. Prondergast had him
yoked to n mud scow, and he now
mournfully chews the cud of reflection
MS he YEARLY plods along the towpath
of the lrrawaddy. Mandalay has not
yet been draped in mourning for the
loss of its costly luxury. The white
elephants of the clothing business who
wax rich and grow fat off the enormous
profits they make on the goods they
sell would do well to reflect on the fate
of Theobaw's monster
We arc only too willing to olive and
let live" We buy our goods low for
cash we can afford TO sell low because
we sell for cash alone. We have no
bad debts TO make good by charging
cash buyers high prices.
We particularly pride ourselves on
The perfect.iitting clothing we offer for
men, boys and children's wear. II Is
not ALONE to our low prices that we
wish to draw your attention, but TO the
cut, shape, make and trimming of the
goods we sell, which Is the highest test
of the superior excellence of our su.
perb assortment
1t is useless TO quote prices here.
Suffice it to say: No matter how small
the amount you wish to invest in a suit
or overcoat for man or boy always
within the bounds of reason of course)
we can meet your requirements; no
matter how FINE goods you may wish
to purchase we have them, and at
prices that will agrecably surprise you;
no matter what style of garment your
fancy calls for, rest assured you will
find 1t on our counters, whether II be
for man, youth, boy or child.
Gcntlemanly statesmen, polite atten-
ton, goods gladly exchanged, money
cheerfully refunded if selections are
not satisfactory, and one price to all
these are the cardinal principles that
govern
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EAMROADs.
TINE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

To the North, west aud southwest.
Houbl, IU.f. St',miji SreHuV
H,,' RoHs. h7yW.felHt Eqidpmoat.
IN trrrCr nruaBgE o, 1855.
ar S'yU anil u ltta ne fo5o,ri'. '''''"
For tshUrr and mo West Chicago Limited
ENlrc,s OF ta'acc sleeping Cara at $3.50 a. m.
daily Fast Line, $500 a. N. daily to Cinoin-
natl and ST. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from
Uguis burg 10 Cincinnati and Hotel Car 10
ST Louis; daily, except saturday, TO Chicago,
with Sleeping Car Altoona 20 Chicago. Chi.
Cagu and Cincinnati Express NJ 7;iO D. m.
daily, with sleeping cars Washington To- Chi.
Cnrg, come rtlug on Harrisburg with West
Cru Express with through sleepurs for Louis.
yi.lc aud 81. Louis, Pacific Express, 10 p.
~. daily for Ilttsburp and the Wost, with
through sleeper Harrisburg to Chicago and
Cleveland
BALTIMORE 81 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Eric, Cauandalua, Rochester. Buffalo,
N.aEgta, 10 r. M daily, except Saturday,
. with Palace Cars Washington TO Rochester,
For WilllnmsJ olt Lock Haven and Elmira at
U'ge o. ~, daily, except sunday,
For New York aud 'he East. 7:1b, 900 and
%. M, 300, 10 aud ll:2O p. m. on sun
gay, 300 q. M, 900, 10 and i1;2O p. m.
dLlm1ted Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
For Boston without change 900 p. m. every
day.
For brooklyn, NY, all through trains connect
NJ Jersey CITY with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex.
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street,
avoiding double ferrage across New York
city.
For Philadelphia. 7:15. 900 and II n, m. 2.
300, q, lOund 1870 y. m. On Sunday. %
=. m, ., 900, g, 10 and 1920 p. IN. Linn
tied Express, OdO a. IN. and 4 d. m daily.
except Sunday.
For Baltimore $3.50, 715, 900 oao $50.
100 a. m, 1908, 2, $50, 4, dos. DIDO. o,
IlO, 10 and ll:2O D. m ON Sunday, 300
o;b0 II a. m, 2, 2;5O, o, 7:1O, 10 and
1920 y. m.
For Pope's Creek Line 7:15a. m, and $40 n.
. m, daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:lb u. m, 1905 and i:ob d.
m daily, except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND TREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA q
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 9, 71O, Dos, I1;O1 and
ll'3b a. m, 2.05, 1:2G, d:35. 6:Oi. sos and
ll:"7 =. m. ON Sunday no o, 0.25, 1f:O1
n. m. 500 p. m.
For ltichmond and the South @ and 11:OI n.
IN. daily and 1855 pm. daily, except Sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Cos,
q, 10, 1910 q. IN, /, 3:Ob. 3:23. b:1O, 7.O5
ana iO:I2 p. m. and 1910 midnight, except
Monday. ON Sunday at and 1910 a. M
T:Ob and 1912 p. m. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the Office north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy-
lvania avenue, and at the station, where or
deri can be left for the checking of bageage
TO- Destination from hotels and residences.
CllAS. Il, PUGH, j. r. WOOD
G,U,idi Manager. GfH PtSsfU1sr I1eBt
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fr;ItgE lfENTIg,


1oTTA IN MILE. NIToUCmE.n
Tho charming Lolita will be at the National
Theatre next week I'm now play, "Mllo.
Nitouchc." The p,ayis written for hcrpecular
talents. In he first act she appears a3
demurc school girl in convent; in the second
as q Japanese princess in a comic opera and
as drum err boy In a barracks. In these
roles she sii 90, dances and acts with that be.
Mittlilg tIgCC which none have us yet success
iuliy inflated.
LOCAL STAGE NOTES.
On Sunday evening next, Mr.. Theodore G.
Cone, an eminent lecturer from the South, will
deliver lecture at Albaugh's Opera-House,
on "Hoiglon, Science and lngersollism," from
the: standpoint of q man Of the World In
this city, this lecture will be ofpeUuliar inter
est.
Hon. a. NJ. Kelley will deliver his famous
lecture, ireland n Nation" at FOrd's Opera-
House ON sunday evening. In connection
with the disclosures OF the past few days
ths subject has become one Ui absorbing in
torest., Mr.. Kelley Is well qualified TO speak
uTon the subject
There will he matinee performances at each
oi the theatres tomorrow. At the National
Theatre the Thalia opera Company will re-
rcat "NanOn,n In which IL made n decided
hit ON Tuesday night. The usual matinee
OF Lonjumouun will be given, with MIR. Fcrdi.
nand Wachtel In the title role.
At Albaugh's Opera-fTouso Maggie Mitchell
VIII present the eyer-pOpllar "FHnchon' in
the afternoon, and at night Maggie, the
Midget" Both of these plays were specially
written for her and she has in them scored
her greatest triumrhs.
At 1Icrzogs Opera.Iouso the usual matinee
will be held with the pirates of PonZanco"
on the boards.
Miss Estollc Clayton will give two perform
ances tomorrow. The matinee will be made
a souvenir event, and a COPY of the beautifully
illuminated "Favette Walt2es" will be pre-.
sontcd to every lady IN the audience.
The "Califoinia Detective" will be given at
both performances at the Dime Museum to-
morrow with MIR. w. II. Rightmire in the prin-
CiIal part
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The police were notified this morning of a
bold highway robbery that occurred last
night Augustus C. Strovall of Fredericks-
burg, Va, came to Police Headquarters
this morning and reported that while going
from the b, Is o. to the u. 6 7. depot at 1913
o'clock last night lie got acquainted with u
young man who offered to take him to Il place
where he could buy suit of clothes cheap,
He said they proceeded only short distance
when they started through an alley and were
net by another man, when they both robbed
him of sl5 in money.