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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

large circle Of ihe Kings Daughters
hs-s combined - establish free Kinder.
gartsu sndInnr~rT IN this city. III. circle
= quite isrgs one, and is constantly IN.
rrsssiUs. The members cordially invite n
lscles Iaterestsd IN this n porlsnt subject "a
J0ia them. Over tetC have 0@sa subserfh~i
tor tse YORK rhich Vii conu7e1cr abort
the nrst of octossr Mss Enns Csaus bsr-
lsia. vho = a. exp>rssnc-d tsseb.r. 6onste-
ner services tor one year. Tbs nost eensv-
ous oteF = thoroughiv seprecisre5 ~ the
members Z = proros~d % sstsblis n
conn seton vish Ehs ki1deTz zsrten . zrr.e~v
rhere vert lnGw0nsn cs1 fssrs tbeir
yo1ne ehi 6rsn for tbe 6a~ szre q -sr.f,i
trsaira M sn8 - psr rod. Theze nurz.~f- "a
have been estxa sae8 IN osaer e.t~< -sfh
s1ccesSfef rc~u - TIE csr<fs eessrs - -
tsin rcor1s "a ths vict11tT - Fsswa-sh-
ave. Tee wa<k aodertzxsn ~ - ~s-~s. :.
ozs g tie grsstsss isnportsncs Ard ss~~r~s.
sssTy ano SUBSTANTIAL saRpork
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
POLICE PICKUPs

Tvslvs cases wers disposed Of in The
Police Court yesterday.
Cornelius Stoutisdsvk was arrested ys =
tsrdsy, for abusing horse.
lanes D Dovd vas arrested yesterday on
suspicion Of stealing N overcost
Little Minnie Carroll, the girl charged
With stealing coins. has not been found
yet.
John Buxg q eolorsd barber. vas arrested
Yesterday for being partner of jim
Esther. The cigar thisl
Il = sstimsted thstJim Esther has stolen
5000 worth of cigars from Buckley, Lemon
Z beocs during the past year.
y. T. Raymond. West Bridr.-st. saloon
man. was arrested yesterday for s-rr.tir<
stolen properly. Mr.. Raymond vas acting
ssa fence for Jim Esther. tbs cigar thief
L. " Green. West slider, came 70 Police
Headquarters iast night 20 bsii out y. F.
Raymond. Sergeant Johnson sscsrtsined
that ne carried q BAD kails and took swsv
from him . wicked looking dagger that he
carried IN q belt Grse1 said that an
sccusintsnce hsd threatened to do him
up and he vas loaded for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
CHURCH CHIPS.
The "reiexrsm-HerAid"R Reporters Have
Picked up . Good Basket Full

The "reiegr am n erAid" Reporters Have
Picked mp . Good Basket Full
Universalist-This church will be closed
until the first Sunday in September.
Fountain Street Baptist church-Rev. s.
KirIe7. of Terrs Hauts, Ind, will preach
morning and evening.
Pisinfield Avenue NJ f. Church-Rev.
W. T. Pufer. pastor. Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor.
Public service win be held at D. m. by
The New and Latter House OF Israel, at 400
Cansl-st. Subject: The Two Souls"
N. =. church services at Pomeroy 4
Lswton's Hall. West Fulton st.-Sunday
school At Gospel meeting at $50 p. m.
Westminster Presbyterian church, Rev. s.
II. Cobb. pastor. No service. Sabbath
school at i2I5. Young peoples prayer
meeting at $50 p. m.
Second Street NJ. +. church-Preschi ins
is the morning ny the pastor. Young
mems meeting at go .. m.; Sunday school
At noon; no evening service.
Seventh Day Adventists-Preachiny at
the large tent on Mt. Vernon-st. near West
Bridge. today ~ $50 and 7:45 p. m. by
Elders Van Horn and Wales. respectively.
81. Psu's church, Turner-st, between
Third and F0urth-sts.-Morning PRAYER
and sermon. subject, The Truth Unpopu-
lar. at 1870 q m. Sunday school At IL m.
No Sunday School. Owing 70 the repairs
nov being made in the First Congrera-
tionsl church building. snd the condition
Of the psriors. there will be no Sunday
school until further notice.
Smith Memorial Congregational. corner
Of Wsslthy-sve. and Finnsy-st.. Rev. II. A.
McIntyrs. pastor. Services morning and
evening a. usual, conducted By the pastor.
Sunday school a. noon. Young peoole',
meeting a. $50.
Sc. Marks Church. Dvision-st.. head Of
Pearl, Diocese Of Western Michigsn-Re
Campbell Fair. D. D., pastor. Tenth sun
day after Trinity. August 5. 10 .. M, Sun
day school. IL a m. morning prayer. Holy
communion and sermon BY Dr. Knapp. OF
Grace church. Offerings for the poor Of
Grand Rapids ; p m. school, Cana and
Third sts 80 .. N, evening PRAYER and
sermon by Rev. DR.. Knapp. offerings for
the church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

fsss as Las s>ssrs oaszsa .aa stssss
- 80 kssal>r sas8ssss-

fsss As Las s~s1rs 1aszsaa 2aa Atesad
- 80 kssal-r sasi@s~s-
Ths sosrd of ksucztioa. alter ksEoieall ,
struggling Esr several ~s~xs - gst = qa0-
ram Logstasr, succeeded laz1 GlEat ssd a.
as tas follosing members ssfs pfsssnt.
Earle. Allss. Drury. 6risxoia. Fslkss.
Riea@sds. Fisscnsf, ana AAA TEasass
Ezason cane IA before Business con
nsnced. Geo. n. " hlte con pisine3 10 tie
6ozIa oec4E - tee oUtnousss Of tbs Grand
sllls ave. scnOcl we're On nls property. Il
as referred 70 the CoEamlLtss On Build
ia<s
ne c0mmittss Oh schools rec0mnsndsd
tb4G tbs Committes On Ways and As4os
ebl4ia 81 estimate eo.t % sUch supplies -
are fafalssed o. D. Church. ana the
sm0unt % placed Ia their annual sstiu. stes
gf Supplies. Adopted.
Ir1stss Esrls told the Boarsi that il
Eo1id Dc necessary 70 pxss On the annual
estimate .AOnday evening August ~. and
tAst L szs 1sciesa - hold q nesting on
that date.
The Building Com nittee weEs authorized
70 PgTehass seats Tor the recitation rooms
10 lhs Central school building. The Grand
Rapids SeaOol FuEniture Company will
f4Eaisn the seats. as deeicsd a. a former
nesting OF the Boasd. Emery vas allowed
al advance OF 100 GA his account for paint
ing and kslsomlning the Leonard street
school
Trustee Richards. Of The Buildings Com
mittee. reported what progress had been
made Ia lhs addition being made TO the
Central and Grandrille avenue school
buildings
Trustee Flstehg. Of the COMMITTEES on
Supplies. reported that the committee had
HFofa A hx. Of 70. ~
delivered On the track a. $3.50 a ton. Last
year TIE price vas $50.
On motion Of Trustee Felker the action
OF The committee vas adopted and sup
ported and The comnlttee we're sGthoriz ed
70 buy four hundred tons OF soft coal az
s. ton delivered AZ the buildings.
Secretary Mills reported that the teachers
fund Was Overdr4wn TO the amount Of
81. lT. His monthly report Was accepted
A discussion In regard 10 the matter of
the Board not having received the amount
OF money due il from the city. The matter
was referred TO the COMMITTEES on WAYS
and means some time ago. and they will
report on the matter NJ The nett meeting.
The matter of employing . professional
catalogusr 10 catalogue the library was
again called up, and q motion made by
Trustee Fletcher was lost. A motion was
made 10 reconsider and the matter was laid
on the liable.
The Library Committee were authorized
10 purchase some books TO the amount of
si6S 80 for the reference library.
Trustee Griswold offered q resolution that
the COMMITTEES on Grounds be authorized TO
cut down the four poplar trees on the east
side Of the North Division Street school as
they interferred with the growth OF the
maple trees situated there.
Adjourned ill August 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A csmD-rnesting Is now being hsld il In
nss grove Al The east sud OF the Cable street
car railway. conducted By the Michigan
Holiness Association. This Association is
composed Of members Of various Evsngsl-
icsl churches ~ no ara united IA their Efforts
for the salvation Of souls and holiness OF
heart sasonx christians which enables then,
10 love God With al their heart and thsir
aei<hbors ss thsnsslvss- Thrse large tsS-
srnsclss ar. os tie gro1nd Atssadsncs Al
day meetings = far. a. evening ueeri7xs
quits isrze-six or eight hundred 90 f.r
Al services sre re, and al srs urged IA
attend ~hs viii obssrvs the order b-cona-
nc he hozse q ~orship- Rexuisr daily
services are e fellows
sslo q n.-Frsrsr nestinr.
sOa mL-Prsysr srd es-firorv
Leo , m.--Chiisrsns 1ssetiaz.
300 > m.-Fr-schirr
SEQ . m.-lnausrv meeting n small tsh-
erascle
30 , n.-Frsver.
sosl . m.--P-s.cbisz
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Lamb Pot Pie at Morsns.


Having just secured the agency st Grand
Rapids for the Standard Rotary Shuttle
sewing machine, Of ~hich 80 much hs,
been said and written during the past two
years, ne have arranged With the msnuf,c-
turers 20 display a. oor salssrocms, No. ls
fountain-st.. handsome snd couplefs
line Of artistic needle work. covering . grszs
VaTlety Of arTsssns snd six subroidfrT.
sichiags. draperlss curtains lam mbrsc uiEs,
etc. Tbs work viii reach Grand Rapids
Monday evening. August 8. and viii rsmsfn
on exhibition two weeks following ts-t
Gste. We invite The pabiic 20 inspect Is.
kxpsTt instTBctions will attend tbs 6iszlav
GEo p. HERErcE 4 CO.
Pianos. Organs ADD hssicsl keTchs 1diss
70 Il Fountsin-st-. HsyfEsa Block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
JONES AND ENGLAND.
The most Interesting Mill of the Season
Prepared for.

sH' '.'-a OIL the S9 AAo n
Prepared for.
Articles of agreement between Harry
Jones, champion fsatherveighi Of Chicago,
and Dick knglsnd, champion lightweight
of MUskegon, Mich. II is hereby mutually
agreed between the above partis, respective
". 20 meet IN twenty four foot ring. with
in forty rsfies Of the city Of Grand Rapids
on the 18th day Of August, lsss, to fight "a.
finish for one hundred dollars fsiO0) a
soc and the gate receipts. winner to take
- per csnt. and loser TO take - per cent Of
net gate receipts. said contest 70 be gov
syned oy Marquis Of Queensbury rules
The gloves used shall be the smallest gloves
permitted By law. neither man 70 weigh on
sntsring tns ring TO srceeS I30 r,ound.
rserse and fnsl stakeholder to be selected
q tss rlng sids. Either party refusing or
falling 10 appear A. The place Of meeting to
ee sgrsed upon between ths principals and
tkeir bscksrsl shall forfeit the money posted
Witness. Signal.
Sats- - GoDvsoY. HAKRT joss
X L HoFExSs- Dick ErafArp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Special Election.

GHsNn Fsplts a'isf fui,. Z. -
70 re eualited tisfitf, o tns ,tF oi sfsnf
Tar notlos thst sieeaI slest.oa 49, hs heIs
n thf eitf - t-rstf ksI.c 90
T"e~asr. sb. "a fs4s 81 ssssrs fsss.
a. wbien iitas tts follow vinr ~ .los snA A a,s
sltsof VI is s1iiiniit-f te bf voice uuoa 81 sf
Cliy 81 efsnf Fs4s8l s.s.rfor 80 nnsa.ss sd
hny fhogssDe opisr enc bane 10 ciff ~ fEs
feue ioi tif ftffsef 81 rnaira ils tnsins $40
gsse - fff ~ uiias siic ~ i-.. sr,s.,fs =. ne
usiff - siffn SAC Clfe Ifs
rfaa ne t'afmpn fsap~i - she f4fF n
sfsn1 = aPint is'Frow put hundred enc sfr noH
rtn0 coiisft rrd p ~ tff tifT ~ fte sfrs ~
re rtirfs3s- ~ esten0ins tts b. sIrt ~ aosris
uinf psts' pifes ~ sHia fiff A. a. sz8ftgsf> cf
i's et NJ ~ io- be'tfrrifnt, ie ttt ~atsi
And thsi tss fefff - f,,-,se.er. n fi.rsien ~
ttf fffy - . go Nsrisis q 81 lHfef - fle Eares
herein eitei oetifnsis-s ~ ilsdss "a a. asf
~ AHfpst - 81 y 70 f.off q. lf q rieE -
0.lo,t fr
Firsi sssd--f fnrins hosi.s. f.rsuesa.. 49,
rf-fof rsro -efifr'fie Dntf' foof fesd.A
1tifa TsEa fir-s pfecsnct fnk.oe ross. "a.
1bHa ws,d ssoon5 Fvesiao ~ 5saenss-
ese
f.as vssa Fna pssapa Eae,ns hese.
fes'it vsfa sssona rssc'oe Esr.us hsss
reestiff-erf
flel vsrs tnrsps ho,,ss eofnss ie.psrs 90
Csfa' ts
$50 vsro Hprins bo.ss- nortt y ires
80
sevsu.b ward Eneiusfsu.s. ecrnss fsyut sBs
q ~ eafa-fsaiBs "a. o.. ssesr,op .
e q ;tGfasi ffae - srsssIees
- - 80 nfDs shais haa.
ADffs tafaf.ftt lsrs.s afs- -
1rt,erf rlsaua Er ..nF~s
Gen p iafie-l1 81 usrzat4
Il fsiCvla f~sut f.,ser..
5stoi Eafl.bfldl A. y fs,snI..rs
- q ie1rs HfEee
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
TEA SETS.

set. blue decoration. 56 rieoes. English
ware. new saukre shapes. - 80.
set Porcelain, ? cups damaged, blus
cecorstion. very handsome. was Sl200 now
marked S3s5.
l set Nc. al Maroon decoration. was
1850. now marked s. IS
set 5e pieces Hsvilsnd China. gray spray
was $1,000. now marked s9.45
Set Havilsnd China. bird and 3ower.
vas S25. now marked So 50
And many more OF just such bargains. This
table sf Tea Sets shows come twenty sets
and all ef them tig bargains. Gail before
they ere ali gone
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Roehm & Sons optical department is in
charge of the gentlemanly. careful and very
successful optician who for many years
fitted Grand Rapids people with glasses for
the late firm of Roehm & Wright. Roehm
Il Son request for their optician the same
liberal patronage accorded them there. at
their new store, on the Grand Circus Park,
Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

TIE ssnk ciesr1ags for ne ~-~k srs a.
fsIic~x Monday. SIS - s.. Tuesday. ssa-
SIT. wed.ertsr. sss sea - Thur.a.v.
sos 2S7 a Frfasy So So Ss Ssfar5sv
se2sl2ss. ssssi, ssle.s77 =, sxsiass s4ss.
Ses - ssf yss<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Borni1g s-rs sd Aes6sches are ofsen
cs7ssd 81 the 1eed u properly stfs3 sissse>
Wien n D-trcit Z vi psg voE - rave
F0ur eyes examined. tfr@s 81 sssrEe - a
prscfaosl specfss. - tas js~siry sFors q
GEsnd Csrcus Park
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Calves Brains, Lamb Fries and Suee
Breads at Moran's.
WEMrsr HAVE No.r F,rr Fsc.rys

We MUST HAVE MoBE FrRE FscAFEs.
At the Meeting OF the City Council on
Monday evening the COMMITTEES OF Build
ing inspectors made report that they had
examined all the public buildings in the
city coming within the meaning of the law
IN regard TO Gre escapes, and recon mended
that they be placed on quite number OF
buildings that are now provided with no
extra means OF escape in case Of FIRE. One
oi the pest fire escapes now in use is made
by Mr.. J. Jsckoboice. of % South Front-st
IN this elty. They are now used on large
member Of buildings in this city, among
which may be named, Sweets Hotel, the
Clarendon, ID. A. Biodgstt's building, Leon
ard & Sons store, Gardiner & Baxters
store. the Folding Chair and Table msnu-
factory, and many others Mr.. Jscoboice
IS not only the manufacturer but the in
venfor, ani Is prepared to place them on
all buildings needing them at a much lsss
cost than any other 6re escape made, and
warrant them to give Subtraction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
And Continuing until the
oods are all sold.

Summer Lawns, Jubilee
Stripes, Persian Plaids and
Figured and Dotted Swisses
sacrificed.
We will sell the balance of
our Summer Lawns, wol tn
from s to 20 cts per yard for
4 and S cents.
Jubilee Stripes worth 25c
and Soc, for l2tc per yard.
To close Persian Plaids and
Stripes, worth SOC for only
l2tc.
We have about 80 pieces of
Figured and Dotted Swiss,
worth from So to Soc, take
your choice for only 25cts per
yard.
We have on oul counters
about fifty Psrasols, the bal
ance of our immense stock.
take your choice and we will
fix the price to suit you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Special Sale of SiIverware.

'~e't va fPttf VI w at ts
The table Of hiiverwsre in the front part
OF the store msses a pretty show These
goods are OF the bfst OF plates ard iust az
desirable as msny OF the newer pieces We
are sacrificing them at Z Oh. Butter Dlshes.
Tea sets. Casters Vases. Jewss Boxes Spoon
Holders, Pickle Casters, Sugar Bowls. Trsys
aud almost everything that il made in
silver Is offered at on. Now 10 the best of
opportunities 10 MI out your Slyerware. II
you have sugar bswl and DO cresmer, you
can now have the cresmtr at price aud
Just TIE same with anything else you are
short Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Decorated Dinner Sets.


f02 pieces in the Brown Dresden" ~rs
pleasant decoration. English ware. 81 -
l27 pieces in the "CisTet Madrass" Eng.
lish ware. brown decoration, si0E7
100 pieces in Blue spray, bew square
shapes sI29s.
l02 pieces in Porcelain, handsome deosrs-
ton, }l5.97.
l02 pieces IN the 'Sylyis." English per
celsin, with pink spray. $i4es. E'e.. etc
We have q whole table full Of ODDS ape
ends in Decorated DRnef Ware. which a.
are almost giving srsy. Now = the time
TO fll up your set. II you 90 not fod sxsci
ly the same decoration rou viii hno sotDe-
thing that will 90 nicely with IL First foof
Table of Bargain Counters.
Gard Receiver. Russian Bronzs.vss . o0
now 9ec
piece 'Psroohs Daughter" wa, so %
now szs
Ever japanese Bronzs. va, si2oo nov
Aes
S Csndlsstioks. with pIisns- ~er. s40
each. row 99c.
Gard Receiver. Gcis Brspze. was $50.
now s. q
Ever Gold Bronze vas 5000. nov q o.
2 Csndslsfrss. JspsEese Bronzs. wsrs
s2s % psir. bow S395 each.
The table il full Of ike bsrEtins. Br0nzs
Ewers Tor a iev cents Who ever heard 81
such cuts in pricss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
sirioia Rosss Bee a Norass

0nv kks ehosc~st 50 slscfian 81 ~k@st (
used n nsn snsfsctaring Brov.s PstsEs
e1F
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Oar Lamps ere also tsklag : innllis The
! cheap lamps are cheaper auJ zoe sxpepsi~e
ores are mafkec nslf 0i oosl snd sons loss
than bali
iOs Of lamps with IN porerisin shsass
g. al sc each.
French Bronze lamp ~ith opal eiebes,
was $500, now - 30
large lamp. lsnsoaes oecoration, hsDd
work, was SO. Low s. se
psfior lamp IA handsome ruby Vas Szo,
nov s. 81.
lsUp with elegant ID ln shade. x1s a..
oow <265. Etc. &C.
space VII Dol allow us 20 give .stssf
list. Cali ano zee them fof yourself lsud-
aois are aiso marked wsy down. Arybo6s
can now have nsuging lAnp as they s1e
marked within The fescu ~ si
We sfe mskine specially 81 o.l s oyas
Sas0hrs Stoves and krnges. fot sbood
not be without sn eii Sloes Or Gasoline
stove. II you csnnoi Afford a essollne
stove have SD oil stove We are s5owiag
thsn' from 5oc 10 s.
Our New C0ol Book l. a reprips of the
ole Congregation q Cook Book. wlsh msnv
Lev and moosrn recipes iurblsbed by oar
many laoy ffieods. II "a with our Cstsloeue
= lsee, which ls worth its ysight in gold
without the cook book. as lsfefsDcs Il
has taken one Of the tTm uantus % srste
and revise The root BOOK and c&taiogue
which would bring each volume cr o. g n
time and trouble were taken into consi6efa<
Ton. IN order thai they shall fell into tue
band Of th ose who viii aFpreclafs ihem We
ofisr Que ~ premium With every s. cold.
Be sure an have che Of these bsips 20
housekeeping.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
japanese Tea Pots for 25c

These are tespots that you can pat on the
store and steep the tea in sud are hand
some enough for any "a bic. We will offer
for one day only. Monday those brown
Lahore bread and milk sets that were 75e.
for Ice. Remember for one day only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Table of Bargains.

! chins Ice Cream Sci. Is pieces. Was s.
now marked ssAc
I English lie. Cream Set. IS pieces wss
=. nos marked 81 As
Ost meal dishes. pcFosiain. apple bios
SONS, were sc each. nov marked &c.
China pitchers. Poppy dsoossuOns. we're
ooc each. now mar ed l9s.
Fruit SET Sssen pieces. Was q. nov
msrke6 CSC.
Fruit Compori. wss 81 50. now marked
PC.
Fruit Plates. peetty decorations we're SOC.
now niaFEe ed 9c
Fruit Plates. pretty decorations. were s5c.
now marked Tc,
Cracker Dishes. china. leaf shaped, were
xS.Sa, now 4sAc
Asloliea trays for CAKE, were s. S0. nov
marked re.
fete-s-lete set with tray, was g., DOW
marked 81 -. etc. etc
Remember We DO not have duplicates Of
many oi these bargains. ~ dor't wall three
or four days before you come iof them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

J. ". Roe. Of LANSING. Is At Ia. Eagle.
James Chsimsrs of spsrts. 10 st th. Esxl.
3. =. AverY. Of Gr-snville. Is at the Nor.
ton.
A sert Isnaiags. Msuiste- man. Is stop
ping a. the Esgis.
T. ". Atkins. of Detroit. j. spending
Sunday At sweets
Lacius n Baltvood. Of New Haven.
Conn. . sf sw-st's
HP Brsefsnd vie, Of Minnsspsiis. are
sfopDing e. Sreets
5. lawson. COinrsis. Tenn, is stop
pinz e. tse Morton.
Al Sinclair. of Detroit s pustnx In
Sunday a. the Eagle.
S-n. G. Fl. Esckisv. ~ Nu-k.xpu. "a.
IN he city Yesterday.
Z Hudson. he big petrsit cisshi.-
wss a. S~-et YESTERDAY
T. N Fish. 81 fouia ssrsrints-s.rt ~
the n. Z { y, rsirusd. i At n Mortou.
H1n. L g. Nsson. a Nus,k-<s-. "A.
chief Dssnecrst n the Ninth ssstrsrt !. At
tas sortsn.
=. r y. E1ks.
Al inrorssnt za~ssns ~ n. 1r.rs
Rsriss Lsyirs - Eiks VII " hsgd s ths
Es<s' Esn tsnixht Al n.-.h.rs Il "a.
cryisr "a he ctr sr- invitsf u sstsnd.
LEoyp BsEzxx.
hxaeed Roller.
c. Y CzkrxcRv.
Secrptsrv
Thir.--n cshinse sos - ssns a. schsll-
kess Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Thfr.--n cssinsu sss y ssns a. sehsu-
kcss 4 Cok
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

THE professional opinion in regard to
boxing the ears of children is, that it is
a punishment criminally wicked or
senseless. Medical records which have
been inve stigated to this end show fifty
one cases in which the ear has been in
jured by blows of the open hand or fist
the nature of the injuries varying of
course, considerably. In one case the
patient had Inflammation of the ear,
with suspicion of internal injury, and a
running of the ear for twelve years fol-
lowing the blow received by that organ +;
this patient subsequently died of brain
disease. In another case the ear became
infamed and the hearing very much i'm
paired. In another the patient was
slapped upon the left ear and immediate
pain and deafness ensued, with a bloody
discharge from which he was three
months in recovering.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

IT would, says the London Figaro
be an intel esting test of schooIboy's, or
even of an undergraduate knowledge
of modern history to call ON him to write
out IA list OF tine eighty-nine popes, EN-
perors, sultans and presidents who died
during the lifetime OF the late German
Emperor. Forlynine kings form the
most numerous group, which includes,
OF course, our George ILL.,, George "
and William ~, while the group of
presidents comes next with twenty-five,
of which twenty-one are the American
presidents, dating from George Washing
ton to Garfield.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21
The Hen Problem.

The following appeared in a recent
number of the New York Tribune:
CORRECT.
To the Editor of the Tribune"
SIR: l did not find the egg puzzle so
difficult although [ am only fourteen. If
the hen and half furnish l 12 eggs in
1 1-2 days, the same factor will produce
3 eggs in days, and eggs in days,
but will bring forth no egg on on the
seventh day as there is not time--can't
do anything short of a day and half
If 1-2 hens therefore lay eggs in 6
days, one hen will produce two-thirds as
many, say eggs in days, and hens
(6x4) "A eggs, which is the answer.
On the seventh day for want of time
to bring forth an egg the hen force may
be said to ''loaf'' or is engaged in scratch
ing or in fruitless cackling.
MALCOLM TAYLOR.
Brooklyn Latin School, April y, 1888.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

A LONDON society journal of recent
date has the following about a British
peer who suffers from Kleptomania, and
whose name as we'll as his distressing
malaly is kept carefully covered up.
The other day his lordsllIp purloined his
countess false teeth and hid them in his
boot. Ills valet who empties the boot
every night and restores the stolen
property, thought the teeth belonged to
another lady and sent them to her with
politely worded note which he has
always used for similar emergencies. 1t
Was not till the countess had inquired
for her teeth and the messenger Was
kicked by the other ladys husband that
things We're put right.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

A LONDON dealer in birds prepared for
the adornment of ladies' bonnets makes
the statement that last year he sold over
100000 of them, ranging in variety
from the robin and wood-pigeon to the
splendid tropical bird.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

Two important events in the religious
history of the Islands will take place
next month. The first will be on June
Sd when the new portion of ST. Andrew s
Cathedral will be occupied for the first
time by special service. On June 10th
the new Kaumakapili Church will be
dedicated with appropriate services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-21

AN advertisement from Prague,
Hungary, newspaper, is translated as
follows: "a literary lady would like to
meet literary gentleman with view
10 matrimony. Prose preferred, as the
lady is Loetess, and Contrasts gener-
ally harmonic best-lnatrimOnially."