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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

A iadr who rscnusiY gave q tall is s-id 70
have Alrsd a persTnbulasoTy coffee rad eske
veader 20 tske bis staud n ths street and
Distribute. ss her cost cakes. ecfee and
etoroiase to ths back drivers ani 70 al
ofaera wsitinz on her iuvlrel guess. Tas
s,~v rrads es sffar the MARINER - milisn-
ainas itesls rhas is seems .ianrrrous 20 Sise
it efest srurve~. ogr reaCiers ear have it--
r-.as erero <8sa is true. IL $ esud as well
~ -roe. ard lf ra- rri4r, .t is Ply thas ir IS
ret f.is ai'.ifl tast Ae~ bis' IVES iess than
sia ~ - staws taat tae grateful coae ehuier
t8 ras tass fag rnsire carazis.Es - re-
.euere.ifr Tfs appropriate text is, Nffe
t's.-l. esd .lr Eter - WHY should the fam
sr.f ~ f,sss toth -s ~ ths eiectt Frohabiv
.ase &. f,l,s.e se.,si1rirsrss se'ashsess ia ccn-
te.tl,r uite eat erfai irussets fer our f~ssnds
tasn 81 AIS of.ssr sacial reiasloil. ---(s.ole-
rs-..--....re.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

<Ya0 cAsH AID 50 ~ Nos9HLs PAY
34UU ns2aes II - f<i no1la slA ees .
elzy hosne u god Bs I 1eorAoo1. l. : fressa
I>oE sAlE-A klcE LOT 90 DANNY IlSx
AessA So - 49, 0ask21 uH-sa. <As !.
IsoE sALE-A SEw H5CsE AND RAR<
VIII ssss ,ok a. q 'sie2 laspsose.aels-s. *
zasaete< wa<k sftsa eHek<is hos<s E.1ee ~Efzn
Ssso: iii lsks ss.seN. sFHiy 81 Aes4es Yer
neu ~ .
iaok SALE -x0- Sc JEFif Rs0N AVE = 30
II lR<smeasz No. 80 geessoa ave 1sss No
as Isxrasea $50: ~ "a 1s3sesoa ave,
8 90 30 l92 ffrsl sse. $. -: Ma - an1 icy
EsasogR 81. " 80 ~. 50 Nsais2n-ase> 3 -;
Ne. - Fears n ss9& - - sss eeth-sss
s. 20 pa na<nis.l Look 81 then. l1kle Afee.
over ATe2ie. II
g1OE sAIE-NY kRSfDFxCE. ~ 1EFFKk-
sfn-sve-. two dooEs saaIa 81 Cherry So ee.,-
tsining I0sUa. h&ta rt0-a snd las&tofy rlsa
hot aud e3la s4seF. ana n noeefn 1a1pfese-
Iaenfs. eetaeotsd cellar. eosl farDsee &isd every
thlng - Make hogze pleasant l. 9. LEVI sSsf
ClotA1ng House. ~
NOR sALE-sEyFS sri. Room COTTAGE
e1sy lerias. ana hfsY lals g. he htt, = = ans
st9l iRHber iurnislal Ii res alred. Chss ".
Coz. - Canal-SL II
TWO NEW HOUSES READY FOR SAI.E
| MAY 1; $50 sna So. si6o do~n, balance
= ls snd - PER seek. r. 4. toos. - sog.a
lonia-ss lzl
IsOR sALE-Fog CHEAP. AIcR LOIS NELL
i located. essy terms 80 - u. Neeuboer. Ven
ham nioek, nortA Ae4St coFEer Monroe snd D'fi-
siosiSts. Ia
tVASTED-A PURCHASER. HOUSE AND
w hoe. io5 suBuseFsl. the % the nicest ioea
toDs on The Vest Side. House IN .o1d repair.
Gas. cisfeEn. sewerage. ,si;y water tor lava.
Terms :, o. Sl.j doNa, ia luce Ou easy terms.
Aidfess N. +. Cummings. iz2charies-ss, list
LoR sALE-A coMPtEFE HoNE NINE
+ sons rev and mtdern. four doors ifanl
Sherfysi. Terms 10 ssiI. Inquire 40 q
Chafixs-st IL
CoR sALE-GREAT BsRCAIN TO A CAPT
Il tsiisk One Of TIE nsst business corners IA
centre ot city. lot if0xiI1 ne1s thirty GAYS. Is
e. oirdier. room ~, Pierce block. io2lf
NOR sAlE-HOUSEs AND lois. VACANT
II lots znd farms; soFae choice bargains II taken
oon Hughes & Thomas Rooms S6 and 81. New
h0cseman block. gti
COR sALE-IflhkE lots or LAFAYETTE
K ST. cheap n improved; ten minutes walk
nom City Han. r. HI. stafford, ~ fezfist. IL
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al DR.. Veenboers, 5, Nenham block,
corner Of Aenfoe and DlFsi0nsts. Sti
TOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
X house. ON Spring 81. for 5000. A neat frame
dwelling house, On Jamts-si.. for SZ-5OQ. and an
90 acre iarm ia Sparta ff,r Si7o0. ali on s-nsJi
payments and reasonable, terms. r. A. Dapptr.
room LIS. Ledyard block. over Public Library.
1o-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
ReaE Estat.s--Conntru

C'OR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, thirty-hve improved,
two barns: twenty-eight miles north on Grand
Rapids L Indiana X. r.: one mile from Pierson
village. bargain II sold al once EnQdire 35
South LAFAYETTE 81 G5If
COR sALe-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
properly. farm Of 200 acres. nearly all i'm
proved. In oiiawa c0unIy, near jennis0nyi!le,
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer,
box ). care this oflce ll5tf
EsOR SALE-THE FAgM BKLOSGfsG TO
the estate ofthc late Daniel Schermernorn,
one mile west of the cl y, iroEt!ng Bridsest- IL
is fine dairy farm. for fruit raising and gav-
dening. May be sold in from ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply To Or. Mhiworth. administrator, lS2
Fourth ST., Grand Rapids Mich. lo2ti
IIOR sAIE-PINE AND RID WOOD LANDS,
L good farms and city property toz sale cheap:
also money TO loan. Call e. Loveti book, Canal
ct. opposite Sweets Hotel A. K Antlscel. att
NOR sALE--GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
L Byron Centre. A good hotel ard bsr con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 20 sell ID
dress Mrs Mary Adrion. Byron Centre. Mich. 4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Help wanfed--Mate

WASFED a HEAD SAWYER ASD Az
" eBgiassF. Ad11ees A. box A. this otiee.
I5
WANTED -TAlEORs. APPLY TO a. coUFFs.
" l. soslta fesfsce-sk, Aaskeyoas Nieh. ia
ufANTED-A fRAvefII>9 s4LKss1 \ FOX
" eisaEs aud tse4 niast have al sB,ish-
ed Fa4e address -. i43 Lsr1edss-. kesE. Ie-
lF3-t. Aieh. Ia
tUANTED-AN ASSISTANT pKr6GIsr All
" sress Nita references DIgggsss box ;. care
Telegram Herald IL
fEyASTEn = TIN CARPENTERS. ELEVES
w eSciaet nazeFs. hye Oh rubben, two stick-
eT hALds, tao t-.roels three meat eooks an oEe
porter aud wsiter. Grand pnioas Tower
b.ecs.
l'Ok sALE- CHEAP Ions. Si0oo0 BELOW
u thc laaFket price, Ia Third Ward rear South
tntonsis en1 ou and near tie line Of Henry ~,
s@fli7 "a NE.1e. u iiaGroyed 20 taxes toF IS. IL
crest a per cent. from 1900 10 $500 Down,
rossi - zi9te Per inonth. - Caaaiss, Room s.
y hooe eeogta, Real Estass DEALER IL
AZ AMI Efi-k sAS TO TAKE CARE OF OSE
~ eaTrisge team. 10 driving required IN
qtlre f6 farl5ase. Ildf
WANTED = MORE AIN 10 sEI.I- 0TK
W nClt ard cFnafhentsl stock. We give good
Nases and steady wOrs. Write for leruns ~ r b.
KiSharasen / Co.. AursSrymen. Geneva. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

The Cizy-sss FsFsasslt dFszs.
4ns rain was ss.come 70 oar d.lsl plagued
eitlEsEs.
essasIs Bss Eog's IS ths opera heess
t0lnosros ntz1E.
Jcseph Jsnsrsos ~ill Appear a. ths opsEz
heaee soEse 1ne aszt nont1-
Tfaihoa sEbUfEs szz ess1eTea pf tns
E4sasi - loser b4Rtsfa i4sl euaday
Our piscsfasial artists we're ot bright snd
early gsssefd4y HsaFniog for tbs trout
sffs8L1s.
one nl1 has already shas down. sad
others sill have % loilos unless IAN
snoGgl comes 10 raise tne wafer IN the
nYsr ~ that sogs sil aost,
Ths D. &. n RaiiFo4a puts oa their fegu-
Ia irsin. eon1ectitg < Eitn tn@ s,kAnd hasen
b34is. ani helsa.tef subscribers - the
YszesaAA- EzALB vsl Feceise Ehsir papers
aholr a. boar szr.ief. and sise rscesse gne
S1eiizy paper ne daY Il . issusd
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

GEovTz CtEvzrAap assured the people
81 tss Jniisd S's.ss. tour yssrs $50. that
hs v1c arl hs,lsver 10 ssc0rd terms in
tas Presidential char. Il ls ucors svi-
te ii - VIII he reacm cmiua.sd by ths
ItrccEata thar u hsa teen st any tins
tsss arAtsz woeld be chosen BY tie Bs-
rpeteua. Wlat ooab ii woed be IN
ths j. mccestc camp L CIgvrt LAND
sseei eFis letter Ike ELAixx's &C.
c.niaS q fan0m4cs.ioei
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

WAarED = sAsE ELEcgKIc AfGafs-
11s lluk.ga Iiaies aasEaiss tA@k .
tsll s@riase 81 q NsW fggk elotaiag
bores ha3 = eagiegs bz1.i. ehsa leaving
iba ssbfs IS aisAi. g rssealng ep ard
f1no1lae he As-asng sieciE.e ialAp.
Last Rsilsy n.st.. ss - lets shs Piase.
- Fa.1e3 A-s sAad a. usa.l. bas fsll M
siazsil assd w.,h friz1sfai scar upoe
Lie s. ssf. where tts fss4i electric Haid
h.t e..tes-d as bady. ia u4usl - nsia-
iske nave iaacAsd tie expcasd VIE OF
ta0 laap oF ecss.oig ths eafcoa itssll.
tteo ia ihst is 1os 60 Lks.g.
Tts sesnee ~ sisciiie Ixhii1g - Jet
s. ase sa4s Il i pot a. Al soeassill thas
dsn,srs saif east froa ifs use, bus prae-
teal clseis i.asss shoald g.vs tasiF eassf
a.ssniioa nos - nlzxIlg gesfseiiJ s@ia
tse ngsser.ora falt which tley have
essl % TIER poFgcsss. Cemgislsly
iasnl4tst xbss. e1sFsyeE ,hsy are hsole
e. to sxsestt. and gaardsd car0ons are
tso ag sls sl4a.a..es q safe Lighting wlth
ar AsLts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

TIE Aibaa3 a.. ~ Press end Aniek-
efb ter q splsedid dziiy Fefes waicA
hsa s,asasd t1s riss oid sgs ef ha!f a
esa,ary. says.
"@- efFaie.ats ogr contemporaries.
tas g4ans'ea .Vtl baay tsss fseaa and
ise cfs1t isp.ss y iea.l fELzGaA'f Hrs
siDuycn she slecsss iAsy have met via IN
SIS eoaaaica Of znnlssrsaFy trade edl-
noas ssed sslss3fis'a 9gsas % De apa,e.
ea.sa ~ he business msn u tnoas places p
e-
Tas BoUssa sieendnsnt. removing The
Yso ssly gaa G.ntioas q vosara re-
ce1lly adopted 10 Rhode Island, has
eiy1u 1AturA zaiioc toom ia that
siata. The Wo9nsock-s reporter say .
fla- sb-as ioor hundrsl nsmss are
t1sly ,o 30 added 10 ths voiiag Asts IN
that o.ty. t1wa o, aoou: 10000. from
tAs aorfes sio7s TAa-s srs abou, four
hEedrea Frspca-Csnsdisns now residing
il wocnsockss who csras tbers under Is
- IS * ~. znd hagsg attained THAR
nslasitg. can s. once be Qualified 70 voie
4 ~. sr.fy o. the1s yoonx nsa ara Re-
ps.1 s-a-s, !. - SSH
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
For Saie--Msscel.aneox.s

COR sALE-CONFECTfONE2Y CIGAR AND
n tobacco store at Ia West Fulton ST. with one
years lease of building: reason for selling, have
other business oct OF city. l2Hf
L,OR sALE-A FEW CHOICE PARQUETTE
II seats for the Booth Barrett entertalnsaent, al
+ Arthur. Tailor. So Wateri0o-st., Smiths OpsIa
House block. l23
LfOR sALE-THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
cigar and confectionery store on South Dy-
sion-st., No. 465. owner leaving town. 125
1SOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LOTS
new stock of groceries and fixtures st a bar
gain. Campbell Underwood, % North Diyi-
slOn-st lxo
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

HESnv CEoses - ais paper. the
SioNfarl. sovoes'ss ia nomination %
CLassLASD .lr Pses.dsat, sna hrGRs Q.
Aurs iog Fico President. "A boln
fseor tie reduction q tie sarplus and
The se7snrs i would seem iaat Mr.
0Rosaz 10 81 anti-povar'y sdvceass with
reference to the Individual only, aOd not
q tla solernmsat
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

RFwARD VIII b PAN To ANYONE
4 reiuruisg ny daE. . Eeat brown wslsr
-osa-el % fi Peslist asa aemc "a e0Esr. p
t Dselcerfr fI
c~r-MoNET fOS7 HI EVFrTnopv THkT
Il aas aly ciesu ne cr colosias ~ - dore IN
frst fzss KY 81 teeT d--t - - rHe -EsFIe
ssesr nrs ere SO g Csssls ff'
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

TUTSr-THAT THE Ese1e sTEsM rGE
HrHT NJ g rs0si e. faras cei tas aesI
~s-s e Fissn-ae sfetrz sa& rersifae ~ sei-'
trs Fenss c'.'fhilsr. - shere snd r11vlace
ee..-.ef "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
Business Chances.

WANTED - PARTIES TO PLACE THEIR
" property with u 10 sell. as we meet from
50 TO 1s0 people at Our Cficts daily. Grand
Union. and 1, Tower block. ~
NOR StLE-sALOON Is THE BEST TOWN
II IN Wisconsin; only nrst class saloon in the
place. doing AL of best trade; fixtures new, fine
location' receipts forty dollars per day For sale
Tor cssh. Broken health reason for selling. For
particulars address Box lSS, Rhiaelander, Wis.
I1G
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

fsss .sar sfer ~sfF fsN sises zafss
49, frt HFr s37 sftefse = -
r tre -se7 f-fo staFt arrr~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

FFW er<TFk kaFN C4N RE AcfOHNc-
4 dates q - fHsrssf a~tEeea ErownrffEe
srt ffre2ss s.s la
N AStfn-Etr e7AR1f - $50 FkEE
- '7sni-~i -oF1a ~ reef ws ri vilaost
aaaFd "a its Eg3-a 81 fp
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
AXE sHosF a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

A locaI frsiebt leaves erars Rspi6s - 50 = ~
csr11ir,~ psessrsers as fsf - KHtst1s1S8
Al kral,is dsf sxoept ufdaF.
TlTrfrh ffekett ~ all T0irts sn9 teftfe - sep
f~sr onsrtse< ear be ser1rfc e. Union rinfe or .
~ A0urfe a. suf - 0erff
. srfrH. g A. f1eTeisnd-
= BO0fz I~pot Jietet Agent
Gro NCNs0r. City iioks5 Afs1t
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

vETATTrp- -ENKEYBODT TO Know THAT
W ~ piu ffs7nish cbsirs and tables cr short
rlfiss for parties Of any klnd- walkers Fur
ni,nre sfore. ..nth TivisiOust, opposite living
sfan's r.cek l0kf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

CcL wrrfAv p McRsssos Is ''nsD-
tiorsa' ss rroEer person FOR tbe eecona
p,scs ca tie t.ckel with CLEVELAND.
Cal aaaRises ees ssrneI ths rsoogni-
,i.a ci tnr Democrats, and as wou'd %
a. q. mpasb7 ei.a ths isdfg views ci TIE
q szses of lAs rarfy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
For Kefat--ROODls.

ToR RENT ONE NICELY FURNISHED
Z 'front.' room with slcoye and one side room,
Central Pace. % Miss E. Drew. "p''' - ~ ~l2i &
NOR RENT-A FIRST Class SUITE OF
rooms Tor housekeeping az 2i5 North Pros
pect- 81. l2s
RIO RENT = VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
/ rooms, furnished aud unfinished with
hoard, mvdein c0nveniences. Two blocks from
T. o., references exchanged. few table board
l2s
CoR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
r room a. es Rsnsom.st. l2otf
LOR kNr- ONE LARGE FROM ROOM FUR
7 nisned, gas. single gentleman preferred.
Call ~ a Ransom g. l20tf
NOR 2ENT-TWO PLEASANTLY SITUATED
II furnished rooms on Cher-y-st. VIII rent
sefa. ateiy or together. very reasonably Apply
10 W. Z. Scribner. Real Estate Dealer, IS Pear-st
~
TOR RENT DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS
T furnished or unfurnished. Call st No. IS
CresceIt-aye. i26
TOR RENT-FURNIsHEo OR UNFURNIsHED
I room on ground foor. Apply at 2ot OTIS,
vast. l22
I HAVE TH2xE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
! all convenicnceS 10 rent In tire Vinegar
ock. corner outh Division and Cherry+ts. APP
ply a, the block or OF Z. D Brock. % and "a
PSaTl-St l0stf
no kENT--A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
| room with gas az 20 North Division ST., one
block rom fOsi Office
TOR REST-ThE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L IN suits Of two or four ICONS. with all modern
in provence Is on tsnas-st. for Offices or light
msnufatturiug purposes, also for lodging En-
qslrs at once, No. q Csna-Si., OF G.. A. Berwin.
yiti
no KFNT = LARGE, IIGST ROOM FOR
1 hght manufacturing; steady power, NJ No. 5
FesTls- Enquire Of C. r. Judd o. T. L. Thw.ng.
9ltf
IvOR RFST-FURNIsHED Rooms: STEAM
II heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply ~ room lOS, New Housemen
blfck I5tf
l1OR RENT- FURNISHES FRONT ROOMS.
4 either single or en- sCise: steam heated, also
I0OIrs sor lgh, housekeeping. Apply a. Room q,
edya.1 loCb, LOT Ots2wa-ss. 2lsI
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

r v4Nr To BY 4 HorsE AND lot TO
/ to.f MT over FL 9 aaf vii rar ea<h Siya
- ra-s - usatsris rt1f e - a. nea~ to-~r A.
pos ne. H " tx t6t 0e8ee ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
For Reuf--HD,fses.
for Renf--Busfa~ss Places.

TOR RENT-THE PREM Sgs HERETOFORE
oecspiesf as = residence, snd tailor shop by
~anle. Gums1 e. Ia ksntSt about lV1 feet
south Of Bridsesi. Apply a. Ieiegram-hersid
ofiro lBff
no RENT-DOrB EASEMENT, SUITABLE
! e,f saloon or ffstanraut. also Ioc-ns for oflceS
snF light horse ke@riuE, 10 fcTter tiock, correr
sf-.-r-s - a fslsi-isr ~ fa4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

fDaily, Sunday excepted. sDsiiy.
PASSENGERS iasing the Detroit Exprcs. 9 -
N. maze diTecl connections for New York Bos.
tor, snd s II points FsSt
Through tickeis N all points cast and a.
and sceTing car bcrths an be secured at q a
". d ". RAILROAD city oEsce, Sweets Hotei. Snf
al DEPOT -
GIo- d. REEvK. Jra1sc Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Tie cctsttan.asisy &c tke Local o.
fien lsT viif he sr<usB bsfore ia su-
pfse,s Coazf si Lar sisx totis4. Afior-
rey-fisnersl issetRr Nil aaEear To- s6s
Slts. Ifs 5esaeea vil ts lcossd for
N cl interest
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
Sfrnncsf

RAYFD-TWo JERSEY cows GOT o. T OF
- nav v.rf iest eyes NJ srd rsrc sfrSYed ausr
--,.re aI s.sf-f siee an cfi1r fhs other fsrx
1osr~si voune tsifer a1v laicfu eficn leading
se their recovery sisl BE- T1wsriea D. a. r Bis
SCI - <lsld "a 81 IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

The Bdiish legation at Washington
has tsst 'aashs that Auericsa horses
atea rights shlsb sven Britishsr -
bcna8 forsspse. a msmbsrof ths lsE1-
tas laa bra aoca~s salts dockei "a TIA
Er<,isa 'ssh,7n. and vas fasl $3.50 in
tssh case
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

1hs s4Hk~x 81 lss>s - Hsy yssvsrslnspsss
r&n be fea1a ky dfskdiES the nHn es< sf
sezss ~ ssss1- Asy parties . Lee sssssss
sxs4s fail l4ks~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

tceE- VI. FiEtD hss accepted The re-
heEs of ths action a. ths Cresnbsok
STATE gentra. Ccum ttee and resie1sd
STE position 1t sas.rrsn q thst 6cdy.
THE esl noe. however. tip The State
oref. esther ore var or the other.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Thnougb COACHES 70 Chicago and Toledo oDea)
IN train.-Thfongb paflor car 70 Chicago On
j. 20 2 N train.-Ao sxtrs chsrfe for plsis.-
Though Pullman sleeping car and cosch tor
Chicago on u o. p N mtrsin.-Jnion Ticket once ~
W. A. C1RrESTrk. Trrhc Manager
WILLIAM A CAvErT. AAs't Gen fsa< agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
TRAIN TIME Tables.

GRAND RAPIDS a INDIANA-IS EFFEcl
" 0tcober :. 1857.
conc TokTa.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-07
Total on Asylum register.
HoNoLuLr, july 5, 1888.

OF patients discharged, l was
Portuguese, 2 japanese; all males.
The furloughed patients: 2 Ha-
waiian females, 2 Portuguese males,
and | German male.
The nationality of patients in the
Asylum remains the same as per last
report, with the exception of an in
crease of Hawaiians of l, and of Chi
nese 2, all males.
One of the deaths was from heart
disease, After q usual days work
the patient died suddenly at night.
He had been a resident of the asy-
lum 10 years, and had no other
home. The other was received from
the Lunalilo Home, June 2Sth, 1888.
He was a mental and physical wreck
when admitted to the asylum, and
died May 10th, 1888, of exhaustion.
The patients are in n remarkably
healthy condition.
During the past quarter we have
begun to remove the solitary cells
in the lower ward, and to thoroughly
repair and remodel it after the plan
of the upper ward. The work is be-
ing done by our own carpenters I'M
der the supervision of Assistant SUI
derintendent Aud, and assisted by
the keepers and some of the pa
tients.
BY doing this work ourselves we
save to the Government about ST.
900. The grounds are slowly as
suming some appearance of form
and comeliness. During the quarter
we have employed prison labor to
the amount of $500; principally in
grading and road building.
The whole amount expended for
prison labor, since Oct. LIST, 1887,
is about 1850. The prison labor
bill is averaging about Sl33 month.
The grading and road building is
nearly completed. The material
used for building the road has been
obtained by digging and blasting
from the solid ledge in rear of the
upper ward.
1t seems to me advisable to con-
tinue the employment of the prison
ers for the present, as there is a
great deal of grading and tree-plant-
ing to be done.
The most difficult work is accom-
plished, so that much greater pro-
gress can be made III improving and
identifying the grounds during the
present quarter.
Nothing is of more Importance to
the health (both physical and men
tal) and happiness of the inmates
of the Asylum, than the making of
their surroundings as pleasant and
attractive as possible. TO what
nobler use can the labor Of our pris-
oners be put than this!
| have the honor to remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
S. G. TUCKER, NJ. ID.
Sup. Oahu Insane Asylum.
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Honolulu Library
- AND -
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel & Alakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, it is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Vlce-President,
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
@. II. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee
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FOR SALE.

WE have again on hand few Of
w our exceptionally superior Surf
Boats in sizes from IS to "a feet. AS
these boats speak for themselves, We in
vite inspection, Price as low as any.
We have ALSO several 70 lb Clinker,
copper.fast, recreation boats, with oars
and rowlocks, complete. Capable of
holding three persons. Just the thing
for am impromptu regatta, spin around
harbor, lake or river. Price from 80 to
go dollars. Also a light Baggage Ex-
press with two portable cushioned seats,
handy for business or family out OF
town, and one strong Hand Cart; Cheap
for cash, at j. A. DOWERS,
Printers Lane, Punchbowl ST.
Mutual Tele. No 325, p. O. Box No. 459.
80 I'm
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COpartnerShip Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned have formed a spe.
cial partnership under the firm name of
John +. Colburn & Co" in the bust.
ness of buying and selling Hay and
Grain and General Merchandise. at the
Building formerly occupied by the
Pacific Navigation Company, on Queen
street near Nuuanu street, in Honolulu,
Oahu. That the names Of the partners
are; John Il. Colburn and s. Roth, both
residing in said Honolulu, and that the
said John f. Colburn is general partner
and the said $. Roth, special partner.
Said partnership to commence from
July l, 1888. -
JOHN F. COLDURN,
S, ROTH.
Dated Honolulu, June 80, 1855.
S25t
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TRANCE.
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
SO Rue de DunkerQue, Paris.

Executes Indents for every description
of French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods, at
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices.
Commission, Two-and.a Half per cent
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
to Clients. Original Invoices forwarded
when requested.
Remittances, through London or
Paris Banker, payable on delivery of
Shipping documents; or, direct TO the
manager.
The Agency Represents, Buys, and
Sells, for Home aud Colonial Firms.
Piece Goods, Cashmercs, Cambrics,
Silks, Velyets, Lawns, Chintzes,
Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,
Millinery, Laces, Gloves,
Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,
Gold and Silver Lace,
Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,
Boots and Shoes, Glass, estt
China-ware, Clocks, Watches,
Jewellry, Fancy Goods,
Electro-plate, Musical instruments,
Fans, Ecclesiastical and
Optical Goods, Mirrors, Toys.
Perfumcry, Wines, &C.,
Oilman's Stores, Books, Artistic
Furniture, Stationery,
Chromos, Machinery. &C., &c.
1870 1y $
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JAPANESE SERVICE Gospel and
Song Services at II A. NJ; Bible Glass
Z 80 p. NJ, in the japanese Y. NJ. @. A.
Room, Queen Emma Hall, corner OF
Berctania and Nuuanu streets.
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FOR SALE.

y WHALE BOATS; Decked
= Whale Boat, 80 feet long, 3 feet
deep, 8 feet wide; 9 go feet Surf Boats ;
] IS feet Surf Boat; 2 d ckcd !lmaer
l6 feet long, 6 feet G inches wide, 2 feet
6 inches deep, with rnsi and sails all
complete; 1 % feet faiI'r Scow, with
mast and sails all comp'c,. Apply to
T.. Il. RYAN,
Boat Builder and Grrrr, ,Irnbcr. ~ #
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QUEEN EMMA HALL.-Gospel anG
song service for Hawaiians who speal
English at ats p. NJ. Good singing
Short talks. Everybody welcome.