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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
BTrsINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,be RAJ estate market ouicied down again yesterday
,na most OF the sales advertised were ad)ouihVn'
Bleceker Son offered house at Toms iI'er' ~, ~
The property is in water-sL, and has sNN'hNo "o' "
water 'front.' The house is two-stofy ana "'"0 rem"
dwelling. 4ox50. with extension, and sanos on "'
Of ground, six minutes walk from inc S'i'', ~
building up from $4,000 to O'ooi AUGUST S"'''''
was the buyer -.
William Kennedy & Bro. SOLD under foreclosure NOS
so4 300 and 3os West Egh,J-thiFdsr ior,y iee' "'s
Of End-ave., three three-stoy orieK omo.s ="
lots 20xso each 3o4 and 500 sod ior S-oO'i eS'
and No. sos for 500 1871, all to the p'a'h0", 80
plot in West Eighty siNth'st, l2oNloo loo i'e'
west OF Eleveuthaye. with 3ew buiiaihss pro!oo"u
thereon, sold by the same aueioneer Tor s''ooo
the plaintiff
There WAS call at Exchange yesterday for single
four or five story nat the East Side price from s2ooo
TO $50 900 each.
nye-story brick building stores and fats at Eighth
ave- near Thrty-fourth.st, 25X1O0, producing rental
f &C 400 was offered for sale $4,000 Also two full
lots with frame and brick buildings between Eighth ana
Ninth ayes. below Fifty nnthst, at soOo and plot
Of lots in Ey.st. between wctmcroave. and Barryst
Twents third Ward, at $500 per lot cash
New.York. Thursday July IL. 1885
TIE following sales held at The Exchange and
Auction to-day.
BY William Kennedy & Bro
plot Of land, of West sothst 100 # OF 1lthave
40 4, " II Nest End.aSe, 20ASO sAiroeularN7S'S p
s s %s los Nj ns s2o sG5 e. adjoining
BY A II Muller Son.
sale OF the building, with lot No all East 124th'ss
O OF ls-aVe, was adjourned TO July 90
BY Richard V. Hdsnett Co
sale of the dwelling, with lot. Ma3sonave OF lZoth
ST. was adjourned sine die
RECORDED real. EST ATE TRANSFElS-N' T. C1Ih'
7Gdst. 2t3 Il G Of 1staVe, 75NlO2. lanes 400 soo
Y. Donovan Isaac .. Shunway ana another F<-'oVV
same property executors Of sl'S o. DO"O 90 500
lOeanS rets sCI "a John BreS eoco
wa.Sineion souafti. s. S5 Sc aud 81, Edward
s era Seo OF chrs; Murray 70 i0V'' r1ooo
2i, others TO S TSo sa b Bcran $4,000
Si.aNe. W :, 900 II OF 25th-st 199NOO7
S s,oemingcr "o''"''t"'' 111oO
S''fI Gorora and wife % to sarah 4 ARiho4 10000
h'u Dcll,s popSys U to John Dalton $500
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G cnnlrn Board.

A FAMILY or SMALL PARTY seeking beautiful
~ home can ina irstclass accommodation III
Di.Ndtc mansion acre. 81 Lawn shAtr. fruit; gas,
ho ana coli water bath high location about one hour
tom NrT-YOgk shilling convenient TO depot Address
A. j.. 1872 Wln.st iniii door
1 SHLEY HILL COTTAGE.-In the lOveliest and
IA most hoaithful pOEOn OF BcTLshlrri 81 o. $40 -
Mrs LINUS MELICS. CCISke lion Works. n. y
EATSKIIL.-Large private residence delightfully."- Sit
u uatcd ample grounds; nfst-class accommodations
reasonable. Mrs. NJ. b. WILLIS, Box 2C3.
COUNTRY BOARD BAY and Ocean; bathing.
\ boating ana riding shady lawn broad palga generous
table liberal terms. JOiN w. \ IIili- Speonk. LII
L. EEEHOLD, Greene Co., n. Y.-Largc private resi-
i dence finely situated superior accommodations terms
reasonable; stabling. Address Mrs VINCENT, or call
today j. J.. VINCENT, at Cosmopolitan Hotel Cham
hers-sL and West Broadway.
ElESTCLAsS BOARD In a MODERN COTTAGE
with additions and cOmIn0dols rooms centrally
located and newly furnished GA From saratoga
springs. Opens June 10 Mrs. S. VAN tl-OHII-N, Prop
GOOD BOARD farm at Ringwooh. n, ~ near
u Greenwood LAKE thirty miles from city lfesl nhlk
butter and vegetables Terms acults 90 chIneh
Mrs r. f. DUFFY. Hingwood, n J.
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Anriion GaIee Ct Real Gstcfe.

y,XFCUTORS SALE OF the Mammoth Bathing Pav-
l. AMI real estate Coney leland of Lucy Wander
Nec deceased Tai, property is 2lG feet SuTfavc.
running and fronting the Adjoining Cul-
NerS l,arold and Pier and the lands
on the Thomas KcrTigan. auctioncer viii sell
lubic auction the above property Tuesday July 2i
1ess. IL o'clock. noon, al the auctonOom IS viii
loughby-s-, Brooklyn. This property IL rented
TO- three $4,000 year and is hrstcass in
Nc>unent Fer maps. terms. etc, apply to Morris &
peagsaL Attorneys. 1913 Mon'aguc-st. Brooklyn
L AMFS BLFFCKER AUCTIONEFR
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
. liable plots SOkcm's, n J. fScahright fronting
the and river.
JANIS BLEECKER ( son viii sci July Z. 10
H. the Real Exchange 50 Ibefy-st, by order
Of JAMES Z. CAMPBELL. administrator. j. plots, 80
feet wide by depths varying 100 100 feet.
both sides Of the railroad and running 70 the
side and to the Shrewsbury River the other;
close Stokcm's station ana Hotel Shrewsbury.
Tor maps apply 10 the Auconeers, $50 Broadway, ard
iOl particulars 10
COUDFRT BROTHERS.
Attorneys for next Of kin. Os and 20 Wliam-st
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Citp 11rouertD Go Get.

CoI MADISON.AVE. COR 43D.ST-To Let-The
CCl larger portion Of sclmheated furnished corner
the owner reserving rooms) Apply on prem
iscs from 10 D.
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BROOKLYN 3jropertp for Sale ano Go Get

HOUSE For SALE Il minutes from City Hall. Brook.
IL lyn price $500; splendid investment; twostofy
and Basement brick rooms perfect order range, heater
gas and closets house lGoN@s lot 100 immediate
possession. Apply LEONARD MOODY, 70 Coufts'''
90 Ilatbush-ave
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LLOlD SIS. 90.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOlD S.. co.
~ SHORT is3ggIEE p TO LoN NI9 NhRrvry
Steamers sail from pier foot p 81, iIoOoken-
FASH EXPRESS STEAMERS
Elder Sal, JuIy H. Q a. N. Saaie Wed. July %, a
Tms Wed. July u. y. m. Elbc. sat; July % q m
Firs: Cabin 900 ana Upward berth according 70 To-
cation. Second Cabin. $50 and $50 ber'h seefase !"
'0"e'' SoELRICHs { CO.. No Bowling Green.
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INMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
l FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERIJN Saturday, July 81, D. m.
CITY OF CHESTER SATURDAY. July 2S 80 a. m.
CITY OF CHICAGO saturday. August 4. 3 D. H.
From Inmsn pier, foot OF Grand.st. Jersey City.
CABIN PASSAGE, 500 and Upward SECOND CAB
'-'' PETER wRiG 1T + SONS. General Agents
BOWLING GREEN ". 2.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
MI Cant t5raicll. Nelnesi Jay, July -, y.
tADiI NTTC Capt Cameron. "Wednesday July 256 80 IN
nRIT ANNIc Capt Par~ell. wei. Aug. !, - 30 D. ~.
'CELTIC. Capt Irving, "wednesday, August s $50 a. m
From wnie s se6 $50 ,S6 and d' Zoo Return ticket,
on favorable Steerage from or 20 the Old Country
500 "A limited number OF secon1csbin passengers ear
riei on these steamers s35 excursion S65 For IN
spocon VI plans other information apply at the Com
psny's office, No. Al Broadway. New.York
'' J.. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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miscellaneous.

L. OR SALE-CoptgoIiing Interest morning newspaper
established about 80 ycaFs city OF l2o,OOD lbhdD
taDts circulation id business ia every respect hisVeasS
Address REPC 1LICAN Z. q. Box l'5-a
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LAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

1f1 NJ nHiy ull'Ot lii',s. -
PORTLAND. Me. and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Steamer Winthrop leave, every wednesday o'caheT
Eleanor every saturday at p ~ Conne1! a. bolus4d
with ali steamship aui railroad lines Tor lar arpo Vu
Orchard. Poland spring. WhiIc Mountain fa>p@r, -
Tohr and all points ia Maine ewBTunswick ana Cad
So" H. Pnrtiand -: Excursion -. 10 Cottage CITY,
-: Excursion - Bar liafbor So Excursion, sl4 IN
Clullng berth in stat room Tor uel-hl anu passage
'IF' ." Pier 80 T.. r. foot OF Marketst.
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Che 0nri.
Gituaticns Wanteo-GlaIes.


EOACHMAN.-By competent man, age 80 IS respectful
u and Obligne CAREFUL stylish city driver has lived
with two OF the leading families OF New YORK City for the
past years highly Tecommended by each family,
who be Please call C. D, 81 OthaVe.
~ oACHMAN, &c.-A gentleman wishes a slultion Tor
~ his coOred coachman. t. walt on a gentleman un-
derstands all about the horses would Ike " have
a place imlnedi ateiv. j.. w, 029 LeXngon-ave
EOACHMAN.-By an honest. sober and wiling man
~ lc.t Of city fer,iceS WOu,i Ike o taho care OF
centlenan's place city country. Please address
C0ACiIMAN. 9G2 Gth.aVe.
GOACUMAN and GARDENER By a young man
~ strictly sober; rstclass city ana country fIctcncts
Address COACHMAN lob Brcadway
HOACHMAN-By young man as coachmani mas beeh
~ years with last employer who can be Sen has
reference with road horse Can or adufeSs Nv
last employers 10 East 3ltb-st
GINaEE! FREE w-EmplOyers seeking carefully Sc
ected male help any kind city or country, address
TRUE. Metropolitan Agency. 90 Broadway.
rSFFUL~MAN-IOUSE ORK.-By young 1erman
u couple children; man care ana drive horses H,
garden lawns tend furnace, &c; VIE gOOn ially
cook nice laundess Will do work OF family eAeeebg
reference At CARPENTERS los OthaNe.
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Real Cstate 10 Gxrbanae.
Sotels.
BOARD ano Rooms.

A r No. 90 EAST WASHINGTON PLACE, one door
y from the Park choice sumner lOcdIltyi nheiy lui-
nisled cool pleasant rooms; near h,c!s -----
fg,IIE PRESTON, 1875 WEST 4lST-ST
i Strictly hrsLcass house for families ana echte,eh
breakfast Ia carte; table ihoe dinner meals served on
the parlOr floor. Handsomely furnished lOObI~ DoaIa
optional Summer prices Best references
Brooklyn.
FURNISHED ROOMS. 9l-2 Columbia Heights
Brooklyn several desirable 70 let, en- suite OF
single one room suitable for physician's Office
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gounirp boaro Danteo

by A YOUNG MAN quiet place on shore, 81 hour
ID from city place where rev DO other Do2f1'ts pr
crIcd u 10 g. Give full particulars including means
II reaching llacc. fase, SC. -,,o o.i
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Busness {ropertn for Sale ano 60 Get

DJ0INING Grand Central Depot Oh 43d ST. attractive
~ s;oss; large plate glass fronts steam heat Apply
81 Madison ave.
CORNER HOUSE, SHAVE. Harlem for sale cheap.
L rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES 40
ID LET, on Beekman. Ann Fulton. John, Pearl Will
LAM Nassau and in the vicinity. rutland &
WHITING, Beekman-st
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Dressmaklnq.

n RESsMAKER-Dy competent person, who wants
~ WORK by tho day until 2lst han worked Tor Mrs.
ConellY. Address NJ FREY, iol West 45thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

PROFILE HOUSE.
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
The Largest Summer Resort IN sew En- gland.
Situated In the FIaIconia Notch, Oh an open plateau
nearly thu u>aMl above the between two
charming lakes, ana amid more gems Of scenery and
points 81 interest the guest and tourist than can DO
found other section Of New Hampshire. ENcuI-
by carriage twice daily through the Notch 70 mo
GA Man Of The Mount.n u. Func PCOi Basin Echo ana
Profile Lakes by raj to taplewOoi Bethlehem sum
nit Of Mount Washington. or through the White Noun
tain Notch - North Conway. returning the same day
Open June rs closes oct. l.
TAFT = GRFFNLEAF, Projectors.
HOTEL NENDJME. BOSTON.
Situated on Commonwealth ave. the Public Gar
den surrounded by the finest dwellings In the city
OF the paatia ana perfect hotels Ia the world
Parties travelling nom the White Mountains, Bar
IlarlOr the Lakes VIII INA Boston and the NcndOme
del ghtful place, within reach OF the sea
shore aud many interior resorts.
c. IL GREENLEAF CO., PrOprctors
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DrookInn 1)roperip il)ante0.

lfTANTEDA small house with three lots out
W side Brooklyn With full particulars price, &c,
a licss Tribune Oaicc Box A.
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BROOKLYN & BRIGHTON Beach Railroad.
b0WERy BAY BEACH

the most beautiful popular Family Summer Resort only
% minutes sail from Now York Accessible by elegant
steamboats HOURLY Harlem Bridge East l3Oth.st
aud 8daye from 70 pm. directly 10 Grand Pier,
HowefY Bay Beach fare l0c, excursion, zoe Children DC,
excursion 1Oc also By horse railroad from 92tst CAS-
tora) ferry from a. til midnight Fare. lOc -
DOWNTOWN STEAMERS, DAILY, 23t ST. f. r.,
10 ~ -: also SUNDAYS 10 2. Round trip 29e.
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GUNNER Neeoris.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,
-. DhIH b."V'H, u =

NOW OPEN under new management nov.
s. MORTON Proprietor siS2 pTereIos NJ Ta'r
from Brooklyn boa. from Pier p f. ~, n r., ever
hail hour. Staflns Line, week days. Pier 49, ~ IL, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

NTtITIIEID NFEINt.-,
WILL OPEN UNDER NEW OWNERSuIP AND NAN
AGEMEEr JUNE -.
Partly rcfurnishcd. elevator. cafe and billiard
Fc- &c. apply address anil June Pa
EUGENE NJ. EARLE, owner and Proprietor
13J Fifth ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
AU-ABLE CHAs,I, Ny.

n ELIZABLTIlTOWN. y. Y.
Only miles from Westpoit on D. and II. r.
Fine lawn, surrounded by abundance Of shade tree
Has been renovated Throughout, ana no pains vi
be spared 10 make guests comfortable. Espcci
care VIII be given t. the able. Rooms lofty and airy
and the large dining hall cannot be surpassed in tn
section .. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
MOORE'S HOTEL,
NEW AMERICAN

IKLNIUN FAI4LS, y. Y.
Finest Scenery and Falls In the World. Opens
10. Send for Circular NJ. MOORE, PiOpfleU
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
The Bark KaIakaUa.

While on the Marine Railway few
days ago, the trouble with the bark
Kalakaua was found and repaired. 1t
was leak on the upper and lower edges
of the cardboard strake, evidently caused
by careless caulking done in China.
Otherwise the vessels bottom seemed to
be perfectly sound and in frstrate order.
For the benefit of those who have been
decrying this bark, her owner refers to
the first-class order in which she landed
her goods from China, before going to
Tahiti, for which he has testimonial
from one of the principal consignees.
The Kalakaua is about to go on the berth
for passengers and freight for Hongkong.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
The Pacific Cable.

A meeting of merchants and others is
convened in London for November 22d,
for the purpose of appointing a deputa-
ton to urge upon Lord Salisbury the
necessity of expediting the survey OF the
Pacific cable route.
The Conference of Australian Cham
bers of Commerce, at it's meeting in Mel
bourne, passed a resolution supporting
the Pacific cable project.
Sir A. T. Gait, the Canadian Commits
sioner in London, is arranging Tor a
company, the purposes of which include
the extension of trade with San Fran
cisco and the Australian Colonies in con-
nection with the Pacific route.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
Another Honolulu Trader.

The following item is copied from the
Sydney Shipping Guide" OF late date.
Captain Marston is to be congratulated
upon his enterprise: :,
"On the 3Oth August Messrs. Rnssell
& Co. launched from the yard at hllS
ston, Port Glasgow, barque Oh tnV e lI !.
lowing dimensions: Lengtn, H. 90 ;no i6es
breadth, Sc feet: depth, 10 teet a ancn lEas
named Andrew Welsh, and is built to
the order of Captain Marston, San Fran,
cisco. for the trade between that port and
Honolulu"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
Baseball To-Day.

There will be a practice match OF base
hall at the Makiki diamond this after
noon at 3 O'Clock. Mr.. H. II. Simpson,
of the All-Americas in the coming COM
bination, will take part with the toGal
players. AS the team to meet one ~ ' te
visiting teams next SATURDAY wiz Ge
selected partly on the strength Q! Io5oaE
playing, everyone taxing par VIII uou''
less put himself on his mettle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
The Opera House.

The Silbons had remarkably good
house last night, considering the fact OF
a very popular ball going on in town.
The galleries were packed, and the main
auditorium had comfortable crowd.
AS on the first night, the whole audience
showed the most enthusiastic apprecla-
ton of the pantomimes and ASTONISHING
feats. There will be rush tor seaCs LOT
the closing performance to-nght; SO thaC
tickets should be got early at MI Il. D.
I avev'S Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
Birthday Serenade.

Yesterday was the forty-second natal
anniversary of Mr.. H. w. Schmidt, OF
the firm of Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co.,
Consul for Sweden and Norway. The
Portuguese band serenaded him at his
residence, playing from 9 80 to IL a. M.
Their music was excellently performed.
This journal wishes Mr.. Schmidt many
pleasant returns of the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
LORD RAEFCRLY.
.H..'Hg Irish Earl, who Goes
strong ON Fruit.

.a-i,lag Irish Earl, who Goes
Strong on Fruit.
o Ranlurly, all Irish peer of
hagiom, is a through pas
ne Mariposa. Lord
a title, to which he
aH the demise of his
a 'apta-u in the Grenadier
died whilst on a shooting
The Earl is of Celtic ap-
thirty years OF age, of
nd like his deceased
M n--sman. During his
~ ..a4es he purchased an
a Inc Victoria district
DESERT by the irrigation
|. .aa.'y Brothers of Cali
\ partner in this ven
3h gentleman, Mr..
y: :D.y'. the Earl has spent
n, W. que estate planting fruit trees.
i,o vi Ills way to look into a pro-
\, 'I i to engage in fruit culture
~ ,a atso to select some varieties
liz s1,,IVate IN Victoria. He will
Al angeles, Cal, on the way to
Israp Of a great variety of
ega rGrS, peaches, pears, plums,
mi 5s' The first consignment
q, oi return steamer. Mr.. Ayl-
h. P5s s OF the Victoria estate
tSsot,aai's return in May next,
Ia AND Is j expected to bring the
ssrin i,,,: l.amily, also a practical
serss, 4 !; culture who will have
aye nla al the concern. Already
iGo6P painted on the estate 90 900
l,50 s range trees, 1000 lemon
The Far, i'c9t trees, and 500 fig
it, beins a4 p o. Ranfurly is an Irish
Repeal resident of the Loyalist
rd IN Gbnl03 r. He is a resident
well with hi h. County Tyrone, gets
fhe landIo~,55lIll S tenants, and believes
We'll toge tSs and tenants would get
gitators, a WINE were it not for politi-
nom in VINO lived on the contribu-
; The io,,s to the Land League
iy CLEANED [egoir" particulars are
Rani1rIy i nolh u view with
sould an3o III Auc md paper.
to get infa pe% I be q -50d sort Of
Islands 'ef est in fru. elIt1re n n
ook part co oil ne pas ge up lie
al entertoiu .iy IN literary and
'Osa. '''"ln emf oa Lca.l me
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

A very pleasant dinner party was given
by Mr. T. Rain Walker, British Vice
Consul, on Thursday evening, in honor
of the officers of the flagship Swiftsure
Everything was in fine style, an about
forty guests were present. Prof. Berger,
with a corps of the royal bandsmen, fur
nished the music.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

The next issue of the GAZETTE will
contain the Supreme Court opinion in
the S. S. Australia habeas corpus case.
with lengthy dissenting opinion by Mr..
Justice Dole.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

A large cinnamon bear, in charge OF a
Frenchman, attracted considerable at
tention around the streets, having come
ashore from the Mariposa. He was well
drilled in a variety of tricks, readily
obeying the word of command in French
from his keeper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

Allowing for the usual rate of increase,
the vote of the City of New York-not
the State-at the Presidential election,
would be about 100000. For the recep-
ton of this vote there were $50 polling
places. Really, New York is quite a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

The regular monthly meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
will be held this evening, at the resi-
dence of Rev. DR.. Beckwith, commencing
at 80 O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

The w. G. Irwin, now on passage to
this port, has fine new boat made bv
Griffin, to replace the one lost ON the
voyage hence to San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

Box plan for the Silbons' last perform
ance now open at Mr.. Levey's office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

The Kings Birthday was ushered in
by native serenaders in different quar-
tiers. There was a fine concert in the
wee sma' hours on the veranda of Prin-
cess Liliuokalani's residence at Palama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Nakuina's child, aged 2
months and % days, died on Thursday
November 18th. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from their
at Leleo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-17
DrlNG NOTES.

srli
hin carnaryonshire is still
a., Hon brought a cargo OF
clAI.a5 o from Eva
~, I.avinia brought 500 bnchs'
~ Eva va on Friday, .,.,s
i r,rasaua has been lowered 3 &c;
i ha'I Railway and is moored III
81, Nariposa took last night ht
1'-.2 o BIO tons sugar and 1000
I5.-E John Nicholson, Capt.
81 ,1 -Iy on Friday, November
s1l1 1l.5 with Chinese paSsen-
WIG. Hall arrived on Fri
1la ,.,m Maui and HAWAII with
..- ~. 4 bags ava, 40 packages
, ". coffee. 20 pigs, l horse, %
y J. w, nd rs packages sundries.
r.,ioo,a. H. NJ. Hayward COM
- a- rom sydney, October 81
S-,I .-riyed at Auckland Novem-
Ri n NJ: sailed from Auckland
~ : 59v at $40 p. M; stopped
~ s,w6a. November 9 at 11:15 a.
-.3ar3ock in Honolulu at II m.
y, .-., Is. Fine weather was
~ airing the entire voyage.
'.i,,s-, are Fred Lubker, q. w.
-- ~ &. West Il Co, Mrs: T A..
~ gj,SF.,bIseger Il Co., II. Hackfeld
5.i,1 Csrand. Lewis ~ Co., l.. Won
: ,rj order. The list of importa-
,-,5d by the purser comprises
/, -t IVA bulls. 14pkgs butter, II SKIS
N Is cases mdSe. and 8 pkgs OF
r.minator. Ii appears, however
,arbip was a through passenger,
rg5,s resumed her voyage at mid
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The earthquake shock of the Sth inst.
was strong and long enough at Keala-
kekua Bay to shake houses for the space
of about a minute. 1t caused a sensa-
ton, reminding one of riding in a rail-
car on a rough track"
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See notices Of steamers Likelike and
Lehua's sail'nE lime and routes for next
week
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I"-.ea. Of the Blue Ribbon entertain
.a. .ere will be a gospel meeting for
'au at Z 80, in the Y. M. G. A. Hall,
b evening.
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Local AND GENER AL.

Monday meeting this day at the Y.
NJ G.. &.
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Rand Concert

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
q concert this Saturday afternoon at
Emma Square at 4:3O o'clock. Fol-
-. 10 the nrOoramme:
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Ten Dollars Reward.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL Be PAID on
i conviction Of any person found steaIsn
the DAILY ADVERTISER or ''Weekly Gazette" from
the store or residence of subscribers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co,
Honolulu, March 30, 1883.