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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

u Baoeock lake e filled up, what win take It'd
piace as public skating ground? The active
healthy children Of Washington are numbered BY
thousands IL they have a taste for wholesome
out-of-door sports, 1t ought to be encouraged IL
every possible way. Skating In the open air keeps
them out OF mischief elsewhere IT builds I'D theil
ooUeA and 1t has no evil associations The river
however, Is deep In places and has a rreacherous
current. There are similar objections to Rock
creek and the Eastern branch Prudent parents
ave 10th TO have their children expose themselves
70 such pertls; yet the temptation TO the children
reduced 10 the alternative OF disregardtnQ tibet,
parents wishes or giving up an amusement en-
tirely unobtectionahle In itself, Is dangerously
strong.
Why cannot plot be set apart on one of the
pubic reservations, where IL viii be slightly As
wen aS useful, for an artificial lake. on which
swans and other waterfowl can swim in warm
weather and the children can enloy themselves
when the surface Is frozen? The original expens,
Tor construction would be trifting and doubtless.
II the government would provide the place enough
money could be raised by private subscription &c
pay she wages Of necessary attendants in the win.
Yer. Every dollar OF the outlay would be an in
Veefment In Juvenile good morals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23
The Usual
PERPLExING SITUATION.
CHRISTMAS Is NEAR NOW WHAT TO BUE


We have suggested for the psst few weeks in the
oinerent dsilies what to buy.
handkerchiefs make nice presents ~ any time.
NJ usually looked Tor ana generally FOOD present 70
ornoi e' ""s'"ef ~ 0e ''H'n OF SIX "s'i''''''n''
useful present, and anyone willingly accepte II
We have laid IN such mammoth stock OF Hsndker.
chiefs and such beautiful variety that we know We
N aptrs, IINpW 1 IN,
IN hApihs LINEN hANpAnhchihfs
T M,de aenstitched 5oc each 81 os per dozen
RR%uPie few Hensntched i5c each $.5 per dozen
Plain White Hemstitched lin narrow and wide). an
He,nstitcbed with Tncks White Pnika Not Fuhrpid-
cred. pc. each, 80 40 per dozen
White Handaerc hefs Colored Blocks In corners $50
- each 81 per dozen.
Zach "A per dozen REPRESENTATIONS A~'0 A~es' 2an-
Blocks Something very ine s,e each ~ 7sS des
Scalloped fre in cajors and WHIT from IN ~ 4 n,
each: 10 per cent OF by the dozen w. " ~
FmSroldere3 Handl in WHIT and eo,ars tr,.
soc TO 81 10 per cent off by the dozen.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF
go1en sa s ne each OF 81 peg
less than zoe e~' AN' '' 'A' a" ''ioie' '
ie'e man u "
LADIES' LACt HANDhEhCh1EfS
reduction BY the dozen. ~ ~ fe' ~e''
Real Point Lace Handkerchicfs, from OIL % o. each
a., , LAp i siI.h hANPhEhoHaEfs
Au-oiih III III coiors foikh Dot 1asc
each SE.Z5 dozen
conu oolor Siik nandAefcnieis All shaoee zoe eech,
.,,,$ w per dozen
Snk Douple hefnstitrhed, 5oc each, $5.l5 dol.
SL'o each
GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
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CHR1srMAs SALE Or Grows.

CHRISTMAS SALE OF dLoyES.
For Christmas presents Gloves rank next to
Handkerchiefs in popularity.
The demand is for Reliable Gloves, and We
have purchased our present stock with the sole
view Of supplying that demand THE MAR
KET IS FLOODED WITH LOW priced Gloves
CHEAP INFERIOR QUALITIES DEAR AT
ANY PRICE. We offer you Gloves made FROM
genuine skins Of superior finish and workman
ship, at the lowest prices such qualities can be
sold for
4Button Ladies' Fine Real Kid Gloves, in
Black, and all the desirable Fall and Winter
shades, 81 and $l.25, 81 so, 81 20 and 80 per
pair.
3-Button Imperial" black, al % per pair.
5-Button Imperial" black. $3.50 per pair
6-button Imperial" black, Sl.7 per pair.
"Delorme'' Real Kid Gloves, long and short
fingers, Black, Light and English Tan shades
embroidered in fancy colors extra quality.
4-BUTTON 81 PER PAIR.
Same quality, 3-button, in Black only, alas
per pair.
Ladies' Pernot Suede Gloves, in Black, Light
and Dark shades of Tans and Browns.
4-Button $50 and $1.75 per pair.
6-Button 81 and 81 % per pair.
8Button SEGA and 81. 30 per pair.
ladies' 4-Button English Walking Gloves
Pique stitching, embroidered backs Only
$50 per pair.
ladies' Fleece-Iined Fur-Top Dogskin Gloves
81. s125, $1.50 and 81 65 per pair
d23 WOODWARD LOTHROP
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some nervous persons are becoming aiar,netf n,
the threats when come from thu west thas ~
Powdsey, by his conservative course "a cene-.,
Asstef workman az the Knights OF Labor. has
made himself obnoxious to dangerous elemenr
In the order, who viii depose him az the f,rsf ON,
pasruaity. Any one whose memory fs lonx e,,ouab
TO recall the events OF the past few months m,ss
Beeoiiect that the same threat was made by tnt
ssms people, or others Ike them, before the meet
nS on tae Richmond general assembly, yes Mr.
Powdsriy remains as fast In his chair asseyer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

One OF the sea~serpents turns out TO be loe ~
WOOD with black KNOBS In n, and another the Gar.
oasg q . whale Thus tho bright dreaws Of
scasuce fade away into noth1ngness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

LsHsepa wants mere trifie OF rWenty-seyen q,
tWsntg- eight million dollars to complete the Pan
anna canal. The ability OF the great hat-passer !.
eQpAlled only hy htS supersensitiye modssty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23
CLOAKS.

Thinking we should have cold weather, We closed
out manufacturer stock some time since. The
truth Is our stock is too large We nisjudged the
weather and hence the following reductions already
low Prices Seal Plush Wraps, trimmed with black
martin, quilted satin lining, reduced from S&7 TO $40
Seal Plush Wraps, trimmed with tails and bos reduced
from 458 to ESQ. Seal Plush Newmarkets. Imported
Must be seen to be appreciated reduced from S175
&125. Seal pluah Wraps, with collars and CUTS Of
black martin. reduced frou:S35 to $50.
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FANCY GOODS.

Selling more goods than We anticipated. We have
closed out several lots For Instance we bought so
30 we'll we offered to close out the balance of manu-
facturers stock at = reduction in price, We now can
sell these 44c- Candlesteks fol 33c. Whisk Broom
Holders at ESQ., sold for A9c 25c Terra Gotta
Figures for 19c. 29e, Bottles of Cologne for s3c
$1.25 Cases of Plush with manicure sets for 99c
49c Folding Hand Mirrors for Soc. S1.l0 Plush
Boxes with writing paper for Csc 35c. Hand painted
Leather Photo Frames for Csc, ETC., etc. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

CHRISTMAS FuRs.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF BEAVER, LYNX, MON.
KEY AND OTHER MUFFs AND TRIM
MING JUST RECEIVED.
SEAL SKIN JACKETS VISITES AND SACoUEs. A
SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT PLUSH
WRAPS IN ALL THE LAT
EST SHAPES
Al xu1S sold Allow a. any house in America.
vNLETT RUOFF,
1ATTKRS AND FURRIERS,
d23 905 Pennsylvania ave.
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GLOVES.

CSC. Kid Gloves, lined, fur tops for &c. The warm
weather makes us nervous for have 500 dozen of
these Gloves for ladies and gents &15O French Kid
Gloves, buttons. embroidered backs, scalloped tops
for $1.24; reduced to 8124 because our 'Palais
Royal" Kid Gloves at @1.50 are moro popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

In va great captain often owes his fame a,
much to his ability to keep out OF battle IN which
he II bound 10 be whipped as to get into one where
ne u certain Of victory. In the administration O,
Justice the same rule ought TO apply II Judge
Deuy, 81 BaitaRose, needed It, he would not com
MT Reporter Norris 70 jail for contempt under tbs
hallucfnattOn that punishment OF that cart =
going TO make him open his mouth. To be sent 70
jail for refusing 10 betray professional trus,
MAKES hero Of the young man at once among hi,
journalistic brethren They win envy his Lot
Ts9s ere but few among them who would not az.
cnange their freedom and comfort for the be,sed
cell and hard pallet The distinction conferred
upon NJ MOTIFS WIN bear fruit In crop Of con
tsnps eaSes Infinitely more troublesome than his
II sea conditions are only favorable rrn,e,. A.,
newspaper Writers OF Baltimore differ nom fhos.
OF other cities Judge Duty VIII ind IT easter q
wing ienoorluiee from a cobble-stone than u
maze them talk when they don't choose 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

Inc mes o. Two members OF the committee ON
temperance In the lower house OF the t;aoro,o
legislature assaultin2 each other In an ou,hnrS :,
anger, shows how little there Is in a name after
AL There are no terms, perhaps, when have
pses>nese pezsistently mlsused than Temperance y
temperate and their opposites. legislative
committee On temperance, for all that its title
ACTUALLY sgaines might as well deal with laws for
tne suppression Of too harsh ehild-beasins or the
abolition OF giuftony As With those which rea,,Iare
Inc liquor tranie- Popular usage, however, has
es.AA1snsa an association between total absti
nance or caution in use OF alcoholic drtnks am, :.
ium OF expression which In itself Is broad enouoh
W cover ser-ressraiaI of every sort Before the
p09asse hwnAkers at Atlanta can be considered
nt fof membership OF a temperance committee
tne5 ought TO practice the virtue themselves n
httis oy restraining their passion for muscular
exercise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

WnApp1se PAPER
PRINTING PAPER,
WRITING PAPER.
OF all kinds
ENVELOPES, CARDS. CARD BOARD, PAPER BAGS,
FLOUR SACKS
Afun line of
BLANK BOOKS
In regular Sizes and styles
Special BLANK BOOKS for Banks and Corporations
made to order.
Manila Paper and Paper Bags printed short notice
Z. E. RIDER,
3l4 9Th ST. NV.
(Near Pennsylvania avenue)
Telephone 1856, d22 Inn
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HANDKERcH1EFs.

One week ago We had 500 do,en Colored Rsocaded
Silk Handkerchies to sell at 48c. Now We find the ~
sortment broken. We can't get of such quality,
for we imported them direct We will sell our CSC.
Silk Handkerchiefs for 48cn but can only sell one
to each customer
Ladies' White Jspsnese Silk Hankerchiefs with seal
loPed borders beautifully embroidered in colors We
have sold thousands for 9Sc having only few left
telegraphed to New York. Result-Have closed out
balance of importers stock at a big reduction Can
now sell those Csc. Hanlkerchiefs for 100
Gents extra size China Silk Handkerchief with ini-
tails deliberately embroidered Sold out ali letters
cept A, B, C, E, F, H. Ii S W. Therefore re-
duce from 48c. to ACC. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

UsEruL Ho.1p.r Presents
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ALI-LINEN FANCY-BoRDERED HANDLER
CHIEFS for Christmas trade. lie. l5c-. lSc-. 2oc,
CASHMERE AND FUR-roP GLOVES for Christ
mas trade
SILK HANpKERcHIEFs. White and colored. for
Christmas trade, 25c., SIC. Soc. 62c- 15c.
sb a B6kfk s1h EMS
Gents EEcKwEAR expressly Cor CHRISTMAS trade.
LAnIEs' AND CHILnREN's IEGGINs for Christ
LACE CURTAINs. for Christmas trade. special de-
hobby u UMBRELLAS. "eo,a and Nickel
Handles full size, $2'o, SO, s3-5o. "a.
HOLIDAY RUGS. NEW DESIGNS
HOLIDAY DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODS
BLANKETS AND BED CoMFORTABLES.
CARPETS AND DRUGGETs.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.
d22 636 Pennsylvauia Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

FoR Goop FnEsH GooDs
AND LOW PRICES LOOK AT THIS LIST:
lbs Fresh Nuts equal mixture s al
lbs. Best Fresh Mixed Creams
lbs Drop and Bali Mixture
lbs. Chocolate Creams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
~ ~ [ua
=
box Coed Table Raisins /
Il
YAM 0SSu
! 9ozen cans Ionatoes
81 lbs. Best Java and Mocha Coffee ........... j
l3 lbs Splendid Pop Corn.
nice line of Coleates Perfumeres In cut glass bot
ties and fancy baskets just received.
d22-3t CHAS. l. KELLOGG Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

At these reduced prices they are unquestion-
ably the best bargains in Damask Cloths ever
offered, being good value at their first price.
A warmth giving Christmas present-Fine
Eider-DOwn Comforts, covered with English
Chintz and French Satteen, "a 40. $40, 9l1.5O
marked
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

w ASHIN GToN,
THE CAPITAL OF OUR COUNTRY.
Is fast growing into commercial CITY, and in order to
meet the wants of families who buy exclusively for
cash, have extended my store through TO street,
giving me- If not the largest certainly one of the lar
gest, Store Rooms in Washington; and now offer q
FULL LINE OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
which guarantee TO give entire satisfaction money
refunded Terms positively cash.
pound cans Tomstoes 95c. per Dozen
Best Sugar Corn 95c. per dozen,
Best Ginger Snaps &c. per pound
Best Soda Crackers &c per pound.
The Celebrated California Roller Patent Process
Flour for which the sole agent &575 per barrel
This -four guarantee in every particular.
Goods delivered free. No charge for packages. Tele-
phone communication.
Ny goods are reduced to cash prices
Poteness and fair dealing may be relied upon.
n. A POOLE.
az 044 La Ave. n. W.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Bur EoR y OUR FR1Esps,
FOR YoUR FAMILY,
FoR YouR REIAr1vzsl
sss IN sst pssh xa The Pssng ,ssya
ory greea IN TIE hearts Of POUR happy benehciares
yhere no place In Washington elsewhere reached
MeeE' famous san ao .as Is xs =.
SS5 asS ~ where everything ser h
b had IL %ss % and 4 sn Sosso
psieeA
Dress sAirts White and Colored Gloves for Dress OF
snE H2RassEEssr paSssiesy Nsss.spf st end
der, Shirt Watsts, etcn ETC., etc. .
pno. sn Tg et E 2 sis: R;
a es oSsr sIs Tor Y1Ins Men Boys and Children
NOAH WALKER CO.,
d22 625 Pennsylvania avenue
TAs1s AND PookEr Cur1unr,
CHRISTMAS TREE HOLDERS,
MEAT CUTTERS AND sTUFFERs
SKATES AND PRINTING PRESSES
FEL H. wuE !a STRIP. for the exclusion Of
1CE-CREEPERS (save bones and surgeons bills)
SLEIGH BELLS, BASKETS and RUNNERS
CAMPBELL CO.,
Established 1900
ob Rsslss y nr Iron Steel Tin Plate Ensinse ma
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
d22-3t' 900 Penns ave. and GOT sts NV
q T ,AgREHzI, 1744 PA. AYE: NV:
e 1ee sss Sh sSs Collection q @ s1s
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DOLLS.

We carry stock of over 900 Dolls. We don't keep
goods in cases. They are always open to inspection
Some get roughly handled The hair wants combine.
etc. Such rush no time for such duties Call early
tomorrow and you will fnd about 100 Dolls reduced
to below cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

E1pHoNzo Yousas
Company
Are now prepared to offer
ONE TON OF ABSOLUTELY PURE CANDY
Of various kinds We have had these Candies manufac-
red expressly for us in order to to trade
Strictly Pure Wholesome Goods and the operation
prices that defy the Sne Of EVEN
and full Il carefully selected '1p'''
NUTS,
all of this seasons crop No Cod Storage" sold By u.s.
New Crop Ianguadoe Almonds.
New Crop Grenahle Welnuts.
40, ~ e o'SS b4 q CREAM Nuts.
OTHER GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS.
Fancy Stem, Cut Florida Oranges.
Genuine Albemarle Pippin Apples.
Fancy York" Imperial Apples.
Fancy Wine Sap Apples,
ssa;s sisf sAsasz Full Quar-. bottles.
Durkee's Salad Dressing
Home made Sweet Pickles.
Genuine MaSd9helins java Coffee
ELPHONZO YOUNGs
Company,
42S 9th street, between and E, d2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

Full LIME BREAkrAsr JACKETS.
Bath and Morning Robes
Silk and Cashmere Mufhers
49, w. 8. TEEI.
40 Q35 Pennsylvania avenue.
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UPSTAIRS.

You will find. Corsets. Cotton Underwear, Bustles
Worsted Cooks and Stamped Goods, Aprons and Csps
Reduced prices to induce you upstairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

Bought big lot cheap, 80 we reduce our regular
stock as follows: zoe G. g. Picot Edge Ribbon 2inch
wide. for 17c; 2inoh at 90 for l9c: 3-inch ct aOc
for 23c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

CHR1srMAs Store News
You can select 8 very handsome and acceptA-
Die present from our Wrap department at . very
moderate price. a. many lines have been reduced
from $500 to $500 per garment.
Sold more Umbrellas the past three days than
any previous corresponding length Of time. Ex-
anime this stock and you viii soon learn the
reason. Never better.
Still adding Fine Woolen Dress Patterns; cut
up from our regular stock, marked at less price
than previously sold off the piece $500 Dress
cellent variety of shades In the most popular
fabrics, up to $1,000 per pattern Couldn't
make more useful present.
Wash Goods Dress Patterns-keeps us busy at
night cutting them up. marking and making
them presentable for gifts. We throw in the rib
bon and picture. Print Patterns, 80 and 9ic.
each; bingham Patterns, Soc, 81 90 and $1.25
each: Satteen Patterns, 81 .25 each; Century
Cloth told time calico) Patterns, 81 90 each.
Mako Aunt Maria happy.
What becomes of all the Handkerchiefs? five
did not know better we would not expect to sell
another till next Christmas. This big trade
comes from selling "All Linen" Handkerchiefs
at prices usually asked for cotton and linen.
We keep no cotton-and-linen Handkerchiefs.
so Bleaehed German Linen Damask Fancy
bordered Frineed Table Cloths.
= yar<ls long reilncad from NJ tn 40 "a
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
E E /; a $.JBEEirH'EI :: ::
GIGANTIC
F J T. =; :: :. 4. 4 + E.
+ 'uuP 4 4 a.ss "a 1 ILL e.. :

having heard indirectly that New york furrler w.s
about 10 fail communicated with a friend who bv
dispatch advised me 20 the stock AT once Nv in
disnaion at being informed tina, the stock would be
sold only In lare lots beyond limit .fss, t.k,n~
the nme TO 30 to New York al this busy sesson; bu,
decided. however 10 venture trust 10 unn.. -
rrices to set nd of the lo, WHICH AN BOUND TO
DO. ~
IL is unnecessary 10 comment on the FtIRs 90. xsu
ofer. The goods too well known and figure. th.,
we will Offer them will stsre and set 10 th,phap~
the most careful buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23
SILKS.

Dress lengths at the following reduced prices in
order to be very much cheaper than all competitors
New York not excepted:
$l9.50 Black Lyons Silk for $l5.75.
$3.50 Coored Gros Grain for S129O.
$15.75 ColOred Satin Duchess for $l2.5O.
$l1.25 24-inch Evening Snrahs for o. rs.
All Fancy Velvets and Pushes at S125, &l.19 and
CLIO for SOC. yard.
All plain Colorsd Pluahes at 81 So 81 25 and 81 49,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED STATES.

The World says of the Panama
canal prospects: The opposition of
the French Chambers to De Les
seps' scheme for raising the sum of
Sl2O, 900, 900 for the purpose of
completing the Panama Canal APP
pears to be giving way to a univer-
sal feeling that France cannot per-
nit any other nation to reap the
glory of carrying through the en-
terprise. De Lesseps' personal po-
pularity and the fact that almost
every petty French shopkeeper has
his savings invested in Suez Canal
stock have great deal to do with
this incomprehensible blindness on
the part of proverbially thrifty
nation to the financial aspect of the
Panama undertaking. If the canal
is eventually completed, it will not
be by the present promoters, but
much more probably by some Amer
lean syndicate which, having pu.-
chased the bankrupt concern at a
moderate cost, will have far better
prospect of managing the canal as a
paying business than the present
company, overweighted as it is by
the enormous capital sunk in the
undertaking.
A member of the local assembly
of the Photographers Brotherhood is
authority for the statement that a
general telegraph strike is under
consideration, to take effect August
1st, unless certain demands of the
operators are complied with.
Heavy shocks of earthquake were
felt on the night of the End, at
Modesto, Stockton and Redwood
City, Gala.
The Chicago Knights of Labor
have repudiated the anarchists and
ordered their expulsion from local
assemblies.
The eleventh in the annual series
Of four-mile, eight-oared, straight
away races between the Yale and
Harvard undergraduate crews was
rowed on the Thames river course
at New London, Conn. Yale finish
ed first in 20 minutes All seconds,
beating Harvard by seven lengths
A terrible explosion took place at
the Atlantic Giant Powder Works,
Morristown, N. Y, resulting in the
loss of ten lives and injury to ten or
twelve others. The explosion took
place in the Westinghouse. The
conclusion was felt distinctly for
twenty miles around and the glass
In houses five miles away was shat
tered.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-12
VESSELS EXpEGIEn.

Brit blk Birmah, Jenns, from Glas-
gov, due June 25-30.
Brit blk Isle of Erin, Nicholson, from
Liverpool, due July 1871.
Am blk Edward May, johnson, from
Boston, due August 2O-31.
III G NJ s Bismarck. from Auckland,
N u, via Samoa, due April 2O-3O.
ii G M S Gneisenau, from Auck-
land, N u, via Samoa, due April 2O-30.
III I G NJ S Olga, from Auckland, N z,
via Samoa, due April 20-30.
Brit ship Amana. from Liverpool. due
August 1925.
Haw brig Allie Rowe, j Philips, from
Hongkong, due June 1870.
Am bark Aurora, from Newcastle, N
S w, due July lilo.
Am blk + 9 Sieben. from Newcastle
N S w, due July 20-3l.
Am blk Holden, from Newcastle, N 5
w, due July 1920.
Am brig Salina, Blake, from Sar
Francisco, due at Kahului, June 20-26
Boil bark Don Nicolas, Ross, from
Port Townsend, w Il, due July 2O-3l
Am schr Ida Schnauer. from Eureka
Cal, due at Kahului, July 2O-30.
Mic blk Rimijio, Howard, from De-
partre Bay, B G, due June $3.50.
Am schr w S Bowie from San Fran
cisco, due July 9-17.
Am schr Rosario from San Francisco
for Kahului due July 9-l7.
Am brig w G Irwin from San Fran
cisco, due July 9-l7.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-12
THE BASEBALL MATCH.

The match between the Honolulu
and Benedict clubs on Saturday last
was hardly so one-sided all through
as the final result would show. A
rather stumbling play of the Homo
lulu team gave the Benedict six
runs in the fourth inning, putting it
beyond the reach of danger. Better
fielding of the Honolulu men white
washed their opponents three times
afterward. The small score of the
former was due largely to the skill
full pitching of Wall. An interest
ing fact in the Benedict's fourth
inning, when it scored so heavily,
was that no less than four took 1st
base on balls. There was a good
deal of accidental disability among
the players, the two Winters being
famed in running, and Dat having a
cranky arm that spoiled his fielding
as short stop. The Honolulu team
was Wodehouse c., Dat s. S., Whit
ney 2 b., Moore 3 b., Markham
l b., Thurston +, f., Fisher C. f.,
Castle !. f., Parker p. The Bene-
dict team was Chas. Wilder c.,
Judd 2 b., Kinney | b., Booth 3 b.,
j. Winter C. f., Lishman S. s.,
Lyons T.. f., f. Winter |. f., Wall p.
Honolulu's first run was made in
the End inning by Thurston Wode-
house, Moore and Markham scored
in the 3rd, and Whitney in the 9th.
Total 5.
Benedict scored in the 2nd in,
ming by j. Winter and Lishman,
in the 3rd by Kinney; 6 in the 4tl
by Chas. Wilder, Kinney, Lishman
Lyons, F. Winter and Wall; 2 il
the 9th by Judd and Kinney, and {
in the 7th by Wall, Chas. Wilder
and Kinney. Total IA.
There was pretty large audience
present, which was very moderate il
its demonstrations toward the play
ers on either side. Next Saturday
match is looked forward to Will
much interest, being between tn,
Hawaii and Benedict, both Of which