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soUATTEa's SOVEREIGNTY.
An Evicted Settler Restored to Pos.
session In Colorado.

TRINIDAD, Col, July 23.-One hundred
settlers rode to-day to the ranch of George
Bosser, near Barlow, and reinstated him in
his ranch. which during the absence Of
Bosser and his family had been turned over
TO representatives of the " xwell grant
The settlers VOW that they will not give up
until the private land claims committee of
the lower house Of congress says whether
this ruling Of Secretary of Interior Cox
in 1863, declaring these lands part Of the
public domain, has the force of law or not
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Exnelled from ANNAPOLIS.

WASHINGTON, July 23 The Secretary of
The Navy to-day directed the dismissal Of
the following cadets as the result Of the re-
cent "hazingr court martial trials at An
uapois. Richard II. Leigh OF Mississippi,
George H. Shepard Of Wisconsin, Bion h.
Biereae of Kansas, and Charles w. Lyle
of Virginia
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prnaldentinl Clemenoy.

WAsnlNGrov, July 23 Tho President
to-day pardonrd James Cl,spn and John "A.
Cisson. convicted Ia nth Carolina OF vio-
llting the internal revenue laws,
Pardon was denied t0 Joseph I. Herman
doz. convicted Ia Florida VI stealing from
lhs malls
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Anothor DIll for Allontown.

WAsHNgroN, July 5.--koprosontativc
SOwden of Pennsylvania has again intro
duoed a bin ~ provide Tor tbs construction
" a public building at AllentYwa, Po.,
vetoed by tlie Prcsident), with tho amount
Of the app. opriatioI reduced ~ s1D,009
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district of Columbia Business.

WAsmyGroN, July 23.-The call Of the
states Tor tho introduction Of bills having
been dispensed with, the house proceeded
to the consideration Of business pertaining
To the District Il Columbia.
A number Of bills were passed pertaining
To local affairs Of the District OF Columbia.
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Boulanger's Reverse.

PARIS, July 23.-B )ulanger, in an inter
view to-day, said that he was not surprised
at the check he had met with in Ardeche,
seeing that his illness prevented his direct
ing the electoral campaign. He intends to
be candidate III tho Department Of
SOuma
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Misslssippi,s Election.

AZ AaHlNGrON, juno 23.-The senate this
NJ. non vrIn proceeded 20 legislative business
r'.. wilson of Iowa, from tho judiciary
IN. ..'',r'''ttee, made a report IN tho matter Of
.o...I I',N'"n Alss.) election, which WAS Or
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CALLED OUT AND SHOT.
Two White Men and a Negro Parties to
an Assassination.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 23.-On Sat
urday night Levi Lally, farmer living
near Montevallo, was called out of his house
by some one pretending to. ask the way to
Brierti9ld. He found two white men and a
negro, who at once opened
fire on him. Nine shots were fired
at Lally and he was wounded fatally, dying
the next day. Warrantseave been issued
on suspicion against some persons with
whom he had a disagreement about work
The country round about is much excited
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Changes in Austria's Army.

VIENNA, July 23.-Important changes
are bong made in the Austrian army. The
Duke Of Wurtemburg Baron Philipporic
and Baron Ranberg retire from their com
mands at Lemberg, Prague and Agram,
respectively.
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,r..N N'ii NGfoN, July 23 In hesonnte this
e...,..,. .''h several bills wero taken from tho
.e..I" ".ie OF general Interest, aud at 5ilo
iAe senate adjourned.
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AT A SUMNER RESORT.

DENVER, Col, July 23.-A telegram
from Idaho Springs, watering place thirty
miles west of here, says that Editor Moore
and Mrs. Norton of st. Louis have arrived
there and are living at one of the summer
hotels as man and wife.
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MOBILE. ALA. July 23.-On Saturday
last Ids Lambert, white man, while in-
toxicated, shot and killed r. d. Hestle and
two negroes. OF Mount Pleasant, Monroe
county. lie Was arrested.
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A COAL MINING TOWN DESTROYED.
STILL ON A STRIKE.
The q" Men Reject the Proposition
Taken Out by Hoge.

Taken Out by Hoge.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Mr. GoulG of the
grievance committee to-day said: "The 90"
strike is still on, and will remain on from
the present indications. The men are stead
fast. Thoy do not propose TO bulge an
inch. The strike looks as far from a settle
ment as ever. How it will
end / have no idea. Perhaps
the st. Joseph meetiug may help us to
solution. A majority Of the strikers have
already rejected the 90 proposition taken
out by Chalrmen Hoge and Murphy, so
that matter is ended"
80" STRIKERS BOUND TO HOLD OUT.
MCCooK, NEB, July 23-Charmen Hoge
and Murphy were here yesterday and can
vassed the subject Of calling the strike off
Without "A dissenting voice tho striking en-
gneers and hrcmen voted TO continue the
struggle The charmen have gone 20 Den
yer. 10 is understood that the sentiment
mas boon practically unanimous along the
road for continuance Of the strike.
AT DENVER
DENVER, Col, July 23.-Chairmen Hoge
and Murphy, Of tho Burlington grievance
committee, arrived bore this morning and
called meeting of tho striking engineers
and firemeu for this afternoon u discuss
the question Of calling off tho Bur
liugtOn strike. After an inter-
e'ting session, lasting several hours,
the strikers unanimously decided 10
carry on tine fight. Chairman Hoge de-
clined 10 talk regarding tho dynamite CON
spiracy and also positively refused TO dvulge
the Bur urington proposal which he made 70
70 the Brotherhood at Aurora, Galesburg,
burlington, Ottawa. Creston, Omaha and
Lincoln, and which they refused TO accept.
ChaIrmen HOge and Murphy will return 10
lhlceRO tl-mnIrnN
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ST.. LOUIS, July % E. q. Willis 81 Bro,
leather dealers. made an assignment to-day
10 attorney =. Taylor Bryan. Tho assets
are placed at S45, ,0OO and the liabilities at
Sh5 0OO
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FLAMES IN A WAREHOUSE.
The Loss About $4,000, With Inst
rance of Only $4,000.

Inc LOSS ABOUT oSOSOOOi WIFI lubu-
rance of Only $4,000.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-The flve-story
brick warehouse, Nos. 100 and Ill North
Cav strect, owned by the Martinot estate,
and occupied by Gunther & Fink, ,manufact-
urers OF furniture, was badly damaged by
fire tonight. Jacob Hartman, a dealer in
carpets and furniture, occupied the first
floor of No. 109, and lost heavily by water.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000. 1t is
not more than one-fourth covered by i'll
surance.
COAL MINING TOWN DESTROYED.
PORTLAND, ORE, July pa special
from 1llensburg, w. T., says that fire yes
teriay afternoon destroyed the coal mining
town of RoslyD, twonty-eight miles from
that place, rendering the entire population
Of 800 homeless. Relief was sent from
Elensburg last night. Provisions and
clothing were sent there this morning.
About 80 houses were burned. Nothing is
left but the coal companies' office and depot.
The loss is $500, 900 with no insurance.
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ST. LOUIS ELOPERS.
Both Forfeit Their Bonds for Appear
ance at TOpeka

ance at Topeka
ST. LOUIS, July pa special from To-
peka, Kan, to the Post Dispatch states that
when the adultery case against Henry w.
Moore was called he failed to appear, and
his bond of $500 was forfeited Mrs. Nor
toms case was continued for two weeks.
Their lawyers gave no intimation of their
present whereabouts
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RANDALL HAS NO CANCER.
a Report Sent Out to a Paper Denied
BY the Physicians

4oy I44O I ny D 5I~IttIIo'
WASHINGTON, July ga report was
published to-day that Hon. Samuel J.
Randall is suffering from cancer of the
stomach The physicians who have been
treating Mr.. Randall were seen bv an asso-
ciated press reporter to-day, and both
Latar in the day the following official
statement was given to the press:
Our attention having been called to a state
ment in the New York World of this morning
to the effect that Mr. Randall is suffering from
cancer of the stomach, we would state that this
assertion is entirely erroneous Mr.. Randall is
not suffering from cancer of the stomach. and
we do not know how such a mistaken idea
should have arisen. No such diagnosis has been
thought of by us. T. +. MALLAN,
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DR. MARTIN OF THE SAME OPINION.

The associated press agent in Philalel-
phia interviewed DR.. Martin. the specialist,
who attended Mr. Randall at his home in
former attacks and who had visited him
here since the present attack began. DIR.
Martin says substantially the same as che
are of one mind as to Mr. Ra ldall's ailment
and condition. Mr. Randall is much run
down and has been very near death, but he
is now gaining slowly but steadily. 1t is
the present intention to remove him from
the city on Monday next
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A DRY GOODS pEALER FA1Ls.
Judgments Confessed to the Amount
OF Sl20, 2o4.

NEW YORK, July 23-Levi NJ. Bates, a
dry goods dealer at sixth avenue and
Twenty-third street, who some time ago
purchased the business Of Conillin q Chivvis
and assumed thoir liabilities, to-day con
fessed judgments TO tho amount of $i2G, ,2Gf, ,
which were filed in the county clerks Office
just before the close. The failure has sus-
prised the trade. TIE sheriff took posses
sion of the store about g O'Clock this even
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4 MESSAGE TO CONGRESS-
THE PRESIDENT COMMENTS ON
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

The Report of the Commission Trans
rlitted to tho Two Houses-The Steps
Forward During the Past Year-The
showing One Which Justifes Con-
gratulatlons.
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LONDON, July "a, B A. M--After debate
on the Parnell inquiry commission bill was
adjourned, an urgent whip was sent 90 tho
conservatives aud liberals for tho division
tonight
The Dafiy Nci0s, though IL has nothing 10
say against The judges who have been
choaou thinks that the case required a
stronger tribunal
ANEBCAEs snADOWED.
DUBLIN, July 2J.-Ihe p0lloe of this cay
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p, from Foreign Ports.
y ~ scboonmaker, 5 America.
sniaIai, i, N Bourke, ; America.
Hya,.D'D|n ncan, Hongkong.
J ,,..i I,- Paul. San Francisco.
alTSj Never. San Francisco.
'i 5"r Pope, Bremen
S'l 5o,po,J : Newcastle, \ ) w.
. ,.94. yT,,'H Hubbard, San Francisco.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

steamer Kilauea Hou is due from
5ri ports.
kyhOUer Moi Wahine has received a
alnch foremaSt.
STEAMERS Kinau, Likelike and MOkO-
Ehe tomorrow morning from wind
pb
Dstnes, Superintendent of Wharves,
bis men, are at work putting new
EnOer at the Kinau wharf.
American bktne. w. H. Dimond,
EnE P. Drew, was towed out to sea
lolI Il a. m. September 9th, by the
lTC K. Bishop, with Sol bags rice,
ngaOout 306 tons, 20 empty gasoline
and ~ barrels mOlasses, for San
E@o, and by 5 o'clock on that after
She was only about four miles off
Flau Park with all her sails set, and
FPp4entIy in calm. The shipments
VIC. Irwin Il Co., 50 bbls mOlasses;
) Gnnbaum & Co., $500 bags rice;
-lu Brothers, So bags rice; sundries,
U$ rice. Foreign value, $500; do
NHue, $2S ,809.13.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tenders are invited for two brick and
stone culverts.
People are asking who owns the dis
orderly bath-hOuse.
If this is not hot enough for you, the w.
G.. Hall will drop you near the Volcano
Colonel Ashford had not received his
commission when asked about it last even
ing.
Quarterly meeting of Board Trustees
Queens Hospital, Chamber of Commerce
eleven O'Clock to-day.
Captains Larsen and Hopkins apparently
executed their plans against the Kapiolani
bath-house to perfection.
complaint is heard about the slowness
OF the Government tug getting away to the
help OF the barkentine S. n. Castle.
Judge McCully and contingent from
the Bar leave by the Hail. to hold Circuit
Court at WaiOhinu, Hawaii.
The stereotyped query that the south
wind brings was epidemic on Thursday,
yet nobody was put in quarantine on that
score.
Four or five naval sailors, whose visible
means of support were unsteady, found
safe holding ground in the cells Thursday
night.
Nothing of public Importance was trans
acted at the monthly meeting of the Board
OF Representatives of the Fire Depart
ment.
Miss Constance Frederick Gordon Cum
ming has been placed on the English pen
sion list for $50, in consideration of her
merits as an author.
request for the return of Perkins, the
baseball pitcher, to the Vandalia on Thurs
day resulted IN the arrest of the delinquent
by the police the same evening.
Pastel pictures of the late Princess B. P.
Bishop and of Colonel V. V. Ashford, by
Mrs. A. A. COttrell, from photographs, are
exhibited in Mr.. Hewett's bookstore.
The exterior of Messrs. Theo. H Davies
Co.'s new store, corner of Queen and
Kaahumanu streets, is about finished. 1t
is substantal-lOoking structure, and the
small windows give it unique appearance.
The building will much improve the looks
of the locality.
Two natives were arrested within an hour
or two of each other on Thursday morning,
for stealing cases of goods from Messrs.
Theo. H. Davies q Co. The men were
employed in the building operations of the
firms new store, and the police arrested
them and restored the goods to the owners
before the latter missed them.
The accidental omission of the word
" not" from the report of the Attorney
Generals speech in yesterdays ADVERTISER
made His Excellency say: This amend
ment is aimed at" etc. The sentence
should read: This amendment is not
aimed at, or intended to be applied to the
honest, industrious and thrifty class of
Chinese"
There was a fair attendance of solid
talent at the Debating Society. Hon.
Antoine Rosa opened, and Mr. N. Logan
replied on the subject relative to the veto
power. The leaders were followed by
Messrs. Meth, J. F. Smith. A. Robertson,
KIdwell, Hill and d. Logan, with few
closing remarks from DR.. Rodgers, in the
chair.
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Meeting of the Tramways Company.


The Investors Guardian, London,
of July Dist has report of the statutory
meeting of the shareholders of the Ha-
waiian Tramways Company, Limited,
held just previously. Mr.. H. r. Arm
strong in speech stated that the first
half mile of the track was then open.
He also read extracts from Honolulu
papers relating to the enterprise and
said: duplication has also been made
to our representative by the President OF
the Punahou College for short extern
sion of the Beretania-street line in the
direction of the college, for the purpose
of conveying students (some 400 in
number) and their friends, who have
hitherto made use of a very inferior ON
nibus service. Your directors have in
structed US to build this extension,
which is under quarter of mile IN
length. In our opinion the greater part
of the line will be completed by Sept
ember 18th, and the whole in working
order before the end of October"
The chairman, Col. Dawson, thought
they might rest assured that they had
connected themselves with a sound en-
terprise, and trusted that very soon they
should make it commercial success.
In answer to a question he added that a
quotation on the Stock Exchange had
been applied for. "The contractors
were to be paid in the shares not
allotted. and thus the shares had
been virtually all allotted. The share
list was open to inspection"
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE BOARD
"A of Trustees of the Queens Hospital will be
held at the room of the Chamber of Commerce
on FRIDAY NEXT, the 7th inst, at IL
Per Order. f. A. SCHAEFER
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. A. 1888. 87-3t
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SuDreme Court-At Chambers.
THURSDAY, Sept. 6.
BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE M'CULLY.


BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE MCULLY.
Law division. Mrs. Mary Silverburgh
vs.. J. III. Putnam, as administrator OF
estate of William Turner, deceased. ID.
N. Castle for plaintiff; no appearance OF
or for defendant. Assumpsit, $500 and
interest. Jury waived, July term 1888.
Hearing continued from August 29th;
Further heard, and Judgment rendered
for plaintiff for S520.66 and interest from
February 20, 1888, $25.77; total, $546 40,
said amount subject to pro rata dividend
estate may pay: ,,-h 81
12O others VS.. g. Kaiaiki. c. Creighton,
for plaintiff; F. M. Hatch, for defendant.
Bin to declare and execute a trust
Return dav. By agreement of counsel,
bill to be amended, and return day to be
Thursday, Sept. goth. =.
in. Kaiakawaha and Hama, his vile,
VS.. George Ohuu. G. Creighton Tor
plaintiffs; no appearance OF or for de-
fendant. Bill to set aside bill OF sale;
Return day continued from date until
Monday, 18th instant.
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Glalmant's unsupported testimony, as
her employment by deceased was proved
ana and her venerable appearance and goodly
uemeanor impressed His Honor with the
Woman's honesty. Consul General Put
nam OF the United. States, the admins
orator, states that the estate will Weld
put traction of it's Indebtedness. There
lore Mrs. Silverburgh will only receive
Pro-rata dividend with other creditors
out OF the results of liquidation.
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Police Court.

THURSDAY, Sept. 6.
~ Y, Cs4l mo assault and battery on
- % .MHoIteno, selling spirituous
\, Without a license. Paul Neu-
sN1drawS and J. L. Kaulukou
S rss II q MS stead as attorney for the
1 w. several female hulakui dancers
lS lumber OF male frequenters of the
f. al oath house gave straight evil
\ ~ ca lively traffic in liquor at the
~ n captains Hopkins and Larsen
v Trr 'lleI II, watching and capture of
\ ' Uas There were thirty-tive or
l. ~ r'I ~ OF different nationalities
, T. Tile night Of the oath ult., and
fsy '''S ana scenes were highly dis
s,S G NO defense was made and de-
asi 70 Tf5lng found guilty was SEN
slbS"oIo -FOUR months Imprisonment at
4. y S9 and pay $500 fine and Sc 90
Ces g EiIslHg, smuggling twenty-four
aol9kossl gu INTO the Kingdom. !. l.,
! o$ fou appears for defendant. who Is
nd Ii"C 9ni,! Of the bark c. R. Bishop.
d c5 stiIty and fined $6I, the DIN
o9sDt ''''ca'ed to the Hawaiian Gov
ISos, drunk, Sc.
" eases continued
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Just opened, a fine line of French Kid
Shoes for ladies, misses and children, at
FIShel's.
Ladies will do well by calling at Fishel's
and Slippers.
Drink Moxie at the Elite"
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for
coughs.
Magazines at Graenhalgh's, 100 Fort
street.
Horns Butter Scotch, the best Iubricator
for the throat.
Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's S.
1O6 Fort street
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all it's branches.

In ali it's branches.
Steamboat Steamship Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
Visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made afte. the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riveted by
hydraulic riveting machi merry, that quality of
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast Of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. 5. Williams. honolulu
Room No 3, upstairs, SpreckG > Block.
41-3m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
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Estate OF William Turner.

Mrs. Silverburgh, who was house
keeper for the late VIVA. Turner, watch
maker, has obtained judgment against
the estate for $546 43 on account OF
money loaned or deposited with the
deceased. Judge McCully gave his de-
cision to that effect solely upon the
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

I San Francisco, per bkt S n Castle,
-lr Allen and Dr. + SchmOrl.
DEPARTURES.
I'm Francisco, per barkentine w ii
h. Sept 6-Rev } w SellwoOd and
liJ N Sims.
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=, Ey d 'o a. and fifty-fo 'ur accidents
g The Sydney Hospital in
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erhment Leases Sold

n. Government Leases Sold.
eat .t cases Of land sold by the Govern
lows. auction on Thursday went as
q, E ESas', lease Of a lot 40 #. by 20 #.
&dIppS q s Side Of the old Custom House,
$5oapb2t upset price $50 yer annum
2s8r ~ by Messrs. J. f. &C Co "11ipHi'
fps y %o per a2num. ''oorh "
GS''ai, Rem SG'. lease of ,Kokciki, Kohala
per aDnNaes at an u pset price of
n lght for th Was bou, Zht by Hon.
b va oi 50 Ease Ease of Pun (epa, Kohala,
\ ~ .annum' res at an I upset price of
ior SO, IVA was also b. ought by DR..
", - per annum.
0 d - ana tifty-fo Nur accidents
\ e Tie Sydney Hospital in
ast ~ nte.wspape r printed in
M uzaboot34llshed az nd edited by
'H Mallet in London
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Blue Ribbon Leaeue.

The usual entertainment by the Blue
Ribbon League will be given Saturday
evening the 9Th, at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall,
commencing at 80 o'clock sharp. Fol
lowing is the programme: