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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-15
Aground In San piege Harlor.

SAX DIFgo. Aas While enter
ing the haFhor hi afternoon the
Pacific Coass stsans nip Company :
-;eafuship CiTy OF Paeb'o, Capt
Dsbrry. i.rnke the ruddsr chain on
TIE 20 side. causing her TO become
unmAnags abe. a. she vas running
under q full head Oi team. She
veered 10 tire let and ran aeroIna
neaf I.aVt IVA -be wiii he gotten OF
AZ high tide wi.hogt any troghi- A
numbF o. pa ~engers sefe tran iesFe3
- : : boat and b0seht - the city
The ve ~ & expected % SAT FOR san
Fianci 60 io-g8o gfoS ~ usa l.
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NEw YrRx. Aug. l4.-Coneress7nan
A. 2. Fitch Of ,hi' city has resigned
hi, membership in TIE Rep1hlic,n m
ors-aniz tion in his district He -ays
he in favor o. "a reasonable revi.ion
o the present tariff IN the direction of
ec-esssug the 60 OF the mere carries
o Ii and supplying the American
m1 rkes WITH cheaper raw materials Tor
m suu ae'ure. He Is also absolutely
oppose g. any reduction OF the tax
ation OF whisky.
c nneeticut Republican Slate.
HaErFcKo. Coan., Aug. 4.-The
Republican stste convention per
iecied a temporary organization to
night The slate ticket viii re as fol-
loSs: Nortah q. Bulklev. Hartford.
governor. and Gen. J r. MefNin. New
Haven, iiFutenan;-sovernor.
Texas Democrats Convention
DALLAS. Tex Aug. l-rhe Demo
cratic convent on "a nominate title
officer to-day effected Il t-myorars
organization and aalolTncd till morn
ing.
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ngIl and 30. FAet.ry rnrnsd.

III KvsyELEv. Aug. IA - firs ih's
sf.erne O. "a tros ei iaaeA's Iars E
~ NJ usill ama tic PlaaerF l. I
C1ss1f any, freto-s - Harri sat tioH.
The loss Il c ;inssffa : -. 10, gce- :
sto - - - wtii insured.
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THE NEW CHINESE BILL.


WAsHiN sroN, Aug. 1.-THE house
committee on foreirn affairs this
morning instructed Creary to call up
III the houe next Saturday the bill 10
give eaect - the Chine G treaty. 4
few formal amendments TO the senate
bill. viii be recommended by the com
mittee, the most important being one
to repeal conflicting acts, presumably
omitted by the senate through mad
yer.anee. Although these amend
ments are partly formal. they are -
carried rs essential 70 the perfcct III.
tent OF the measure. and their alup-
ton by the house will neces es.itate TIE
return Of the bill to the senate, and
further action by that body before II
can take the form Of law.
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CIeyeiaad'- Tariy Letter.

WASHINGTON. Aug l4.-It i stated
on good authority that the pre- ident's
letter OF acceptance win not he given
10 the pnblie this week, and probably
not during the coming week.
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CoIlere Apn,i ,insmsnt.

PaIscgT0N. \. J. Aug. I I - WIiIlafn
l.. Roger NJ = A.. graduate Of
Priaceton. hgs received an apraint-
aatnt to the chair o natural sciences
10 the OeclGeHtal college, Los Angeles,
Fnf1
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Accident to the warship Brooklyn.

WAsIliNGToN, Aug. lA--Secret1ry
Whitnev to-day received a cable from
Rear-Aamiral Chandler, commanding
the A>ja,i station. dated at Nagasaki.
as follows: "The Brooklyn WIS towci
into Nagasaki by Russian corvette
with her after crank shaft broken he
yond repair, and the forward SHAFT
cracked. [ recommend that the
Brooklyn proceed to San Francisco
nnder sail, with the propeller on deck.
Please cab.e instructions. The
Brooklyn recently sailed from Yoko-
bapna tnr Navv Xnrk
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PEoziA, III, Alg 1.-THE who,e-
ale agfi .alt1fai sp emsat he1ses Of
&srtin 4 Co aad kiagzlan 4 c.. were
1grres this morning Loss, 81, 30,
8ns Ursuce. Et2 001.
Ars. CsTn.It~s vanderblit Hart
NEErc ~. X I. A O.. If-Whils
Ms Cornelius VANDERBILT rs rAiiag
IN a " orii On Heiiryu- avenue To-
saya lie csrsieEe sas r1n iato by .
q .e4Ft ssd Mr. Van ieF j IN own
Gu. Shs s2s.2insd serioas L. sja.iek
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California Indian War Claims.

WAsHISGTos, Aug. li-Senator
Stewsrt introduced bin to-day au-
thorizing the secretary Of war 10 as
certin the amount Of money which
hal been expendei anl the oh igations
assumed by the stite OF raiiorni1.
growing ont OF Indian hoSiilitie. with
in and upon the borders OF the state
not heretofore reimbursed by the
United Sta.es.
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schoGeid Cemmander-in-Chlef.

WA~HISoroS. Aug. 1.-THE p-esi-
dent has issued an order placing Gen.
Schodeld ia command OF the army,
with headq laiters at Wa hington.
SghOtield viii alo continue in com-
nand Of the division OF the Atlantic.
No other changes are get made.
The sheridan Estate.
WAsHINGroE, Auy. "a -Tue pr sonal
Q tate OF Gen sheridan consists OF:
Money, S227i; siOck' SOD; pictures
ynris and relic', $500; furniture.
ss5 O.; hor-es ard carriagc {. 5000.
Letters te tamsntarv have been sued
20 the willow and Col NJ. Y. sheri tan.
a Pen~i IN f,r Mrs. sheridan.
WASHING ~oS, Aug. n Rep esentt-
tive T. J. Cl1lpbel o. New York t.
Gay i1.r1 ll;s ia-tis hoi4s n bill
placing on t1e pension roll Gen. Sher-
idan's widog Il tie rate Of $500 4
year
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-13
Cor. Hotel * AIakea 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
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,
M. M. SCOTT, Vice-Presiden I
II. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
O. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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hale Boats.

TN answer to several enquiries con-
l. corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course of construction,
3 Whale Boat Frames u feet by 32 feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak, and held to shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them up and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants, 45 sections in number,
is sold at $2S; with large stems on keel,
and ready to plank $40. They are not
intended to be clinker built, nor as the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and durabi-
lily, yet light withaf, for fishing and
trading purposes. We have exported
these frames and intend dong so, and
make this offer to amateurs and others
DESTROYS of trying their hand, with
plenty of leisure and small cash to make
a business. VIII bend frames to any
given model from to 25 tons. Also on
hand for sale Surf and Pleasure Boats,
Stems, Knees and Timbers. Mutual
Telephone No 1926.
DOVER & SON.
&c tt Boat Builders.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been duly
Il appointed administrator of the
Estate of Manuel Vicente, Jr., late Of
Makawao, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons to present their
claims against the estate of said Manuel
Vicente, Jr., duly authenticated, whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise, to
the undersigned at the office of ii. Hack
field & Co., Honolulu, within six months
from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred; and all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested to
make immediate payment.
j. f. HACKFELD,
Administrator of the Estate of Manuel
Vicente, Jr., deceased.
Honolulu, Nov. 81, 1888. lob 4toaw
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o LUSO HAWAIIANO.

A LII persons who want to communi
n cate with the Portuguese, either
for business, or for procuring workmen,
servants or any other helps, will find 1t
The most profitable way to advertise in
the Lnso Hawaiaao, the new organ of
the Portuguese colony, which is pub
lished on Hotel street, and only charges
reasonable rates for advertisements.
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HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

AA&A w @AAAAAAN DV@@1S @'"0"~ ~S~~~' " -
FORT STREET. HONOLULU
General Agents
Expert Collectors Estate Fire Life Insurance
Agents, Custom-Eiouse, Loan and Exchange Brokers.
Department. of Business:
Accounts accurately kept properly adjusted
will receive special and promptly made
Conveyancng Specially Records searched and Abstracts Of re
furnished
description carefully drawn and hand
somey engrossed.
Copying and TranSatng in all languages general this Kingdom
and sold Property safely insured
Cottages rented and collected
effected Companies
dispatch.
negotiated favorable
Subscriptions solicited for Publishers.
sold favorable
will receive particular attention.
faithful attention
had
complicated discretion respectfully
solicit
Bell Telephone M. allan Business Agency.
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PONY FOR SALE.

IT. SUITABLE for n
49, - child, New re-
versible child's saddle
-Z~GSAAASA- with bride. All COM
plete. Apply at Hawaiian Hotel Stables.
Oft
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-16
TURF TALK.

The winners Of the English Champion stakes
have bccn springfield, Janactto, l.ay0ndOr,
RoLcrt tie Devil, Bend Or, Tristcn ...-ce
umcsl. Paradox. Ormondc, Bendigo, and now
TriarS Balsam.
Two hundred and eishty-two horses started
during TIE Lajonia melting. and the amount
won by them aggregated .5j,jiJ Sam Dry
ant captured two STAKE races worth S2,jiJ,
With Como to law, and Leads tie Us; Of win
ming owners.
C.. +. Emery, of Cleveland, will winter a
rumbcr Of horses in Georgia. Patron, 2.liil
rranGolnc 2-year-oi record 2.~Vi san
Na!3. 2ycar-oI record -.5J, uoolwiak,
by Tormcs, ncy.in, ~ liermes, Wlntersct,
Us Brown Wilkes. Hcrtis Bclc. By Brown
VIE, ED Bite,ta, by Brorn Wilkes, viii
be amens TIE 1T.
The ccAcy Island jockey club has opened
a row take called tie dal5.c event, Tor =
re-i-o.ls. 20 lie r1a Gt tic june meeting of
l,sg. It's virtually a douti. race, t4s fist
D. tale place ca TIE opening Gay Of the
n.ceu~c. five AND a hali furlo4Ss, tie sec
cul si1 furloags, both over tie straight
Tu.urty coarse. A s.As.. subscription
entities a horse to start lor bo.A evcu,s,
irc club adding (i,0JJ, IN the proportion O.
$3.50 u tine iirs; even. and sl,5JJ 70 The see
ord -vont. and Il ,0JJadGuional Will be given
IL plato or specie IN case both events shall b.
won i'y the came horse.
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Questions of Vital Interest to Insurers.

policies or by implication provide
application prevent policies ng premiums not paid
when due
policies ans other Company provide for the app
endso from
THEY NOT
p, Company, The laws Of any state COMPEL Company
to
any dividend remains o credit THEY DO NOT
pay policy premium should the
overdue and unpaid at the time DEATH although there may be
o. d ofthe policy THEY Do NOT
20 + the policies.
travel the Continent Of North
oH Europe
"a occupation blasting mining abmkeaan a
switching coupling railroad upon other
vessel
re u military
u o
AFTER THREE YEARS THE POLICY Is NtONrESTABLE
cali particular 20 COMBINATION POLICY
and all accumulated dividends in
original Policy
Don't of really Examine the Wahnons Contract It is
Secure
ancev wi be
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En.honr % Cntchln..

Every once in a while Duslong gives tho
world some tips on catchngjof which dc.
uer,ment 10 is well qualified o. speak au-
thortativey. The latest credited to him IS.
Il have learned that in receiving right
banded pitcher get all tl-c b-As ga my left
hand. With a left hardcd pitcher il Is just
the reverse and get al tie balls Oh my
right hand. rs We catch more right LANDED
pitchers than left handlers, our ca,c1ers left
hands ere generally pretty well battered out
Of shape For throwing 20 bcsc5a left handed
pitcher is the best, and We are able q set TIE
ball down 10 second much quicker than with
a right handed pitcher NLSa.a runner Is
on first and about To start % steal second tic
pitcher should send a straight, speedy bal
over the plate, 30 that the catcher can get
down ahead q the runner. sporting Life.
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uTTLgFlELD. ANDERSON TAILOR.
cool. safe cautious rider. never loses his
head. and can always be- Depended upon 10
get ont # horse all that Is in him. The
stakes be won include the Sapphire, with
Tom Ochitree Dawdlc colt; the Grass Sell
ias stal.cs, with Long Branch; the Non
louth free handicap, with Kaiooah, and
the palisadc. with !. dec.
GIAUER.
shaucr is another capital jockey and is CON-
ing rapidly to the front During the past
season hc has Won fifteen cat OF scyenty-iour
races. and mos; cf them was due 10 bis *
cellcrt riding. Htrcd- Dceilc-c WHOM saa
beat Halooah cni Elu.maux ia tie Van
C0urilanl., also. rEeA SIC bra, Linden aHI
N0.ante I'D the Tor barn hlnaie3p aai 90 the
Lons Branch hardicIp. whoa she beat Els
wood. Kingston. lavcr, Daubosue aaiotlers.
IL, has been r.lag Cor tie rra-noss stable,
am isrc-anicl vcry LirL.y IS .ir. Galway.
Slauer makcs 5000 oT .7.cj)a season.
SPIDER AsC-asoy
orc OF the most amusing li-tie jockey, o1
.hc turf is spider Aatcrsoa, q coal hiae,
m.. of humanity, who. was born some
whore Ia Mary and niae'eca years ago. The
spider does not 20 In for booS Earning,
but Ec i5a capital luie rider, and has landed
lao.c long chance horses this season than ANY
o;h,r jockey lie il was vino rode Grover
Cleveland TIE only TINE that ua.ortuua'c
animal ever Won IL piio.ol tAs crazy Con-
uccarl % victory when SEE beat cinrA
field. and rode Radiant when illt u1ccrtln
pcriora-r beat Drahnin. Andc son Is %
uolite lt;lo fellow and mcckly says, Yes,
sir, AID 40, s.r, with lbs eyes fastened on
the ground. bu. whom he D. I'D crowd II
Jockeys be makes them sand around ua
carries O trunk full OF pistols 60 terriiy the
n.ore fcarlcs, Of the stale boys. l-c is
a. odd mixture Of simplicity. ignorance,
houo,tr. good nature and sul crttion llc
cares Ioihing for ElOncy, and D. as faithful
and as attached to his employers, Ieas.s.
Davis {. Hall. with whom bee has beeI for
l,c years, - deg 10 his master.
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MURPHY. FITZPATRICK. sHArEE.


fether stable. ard ne does not care 50 much
ior riding as be once did. Fitzpatrick is one
Of tho mot popular Of the Jockeys. He IS
courteous, generous and fine rider. There
Is a reckless dash about his riding which no
one else has ever approached lie does not
know what fear Is, aud many a victory he
has snatchcd from what looked like incvita-
Die defeat by his reckless daring. An exam
pie OF this was giyeu when Amos McCamp
bell sent for him 70 ride Jim Core IN the
Kentucky Derby "1he horses legs are bad, -
xaid McCamphcll frankly, ''and want man
who won't be afraid TO ride hin. | stand 10
win $4,000 on the race, and If you bring
Jim Gore in first Will give YOU s. COO, and
$500 for riding him"
Fitzpatrick laughed, and said be would
bring the horse in If be had to carry lurl
Cores leg gave way coming down the stretch,
but instead OF pulling him up Fitzpatrick
only drove him the harder, and with tic
knowledge that If the horse fell he would 10
beaten TO death by the bunch in the rear he
psver stopped plying whip aud spur til Go
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Pefore i"~or'"s i" Any Other Company Examine
The WaShington's New S5mI-tndOWmenl Policy

fife twenty and twenty five
wears aanyu the full Of
o. Immediately
of all
ia
of policy for the whole amount besides the
These cs draw cash dividends each year are strictly
guaranteed after third specified amount for each year paid
policy for $4,000 the guaranteed
padu follows
years, $1,000 5000 10000 years
ycars years 5000 $4,000 and dividends
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ASSETS $780,, 100000.
Twenty-Five Years in Existence,

TO furnish Absolute Protection 70
poiyhod be the nheXil Life Insurance Cn
principle puros claims the confidence Of its patrons
the inslrng public.
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ndei Gore under the string, winning second

landed Gore under the string, winning second
money.
"fi.z. YOU are brave boy.if the hors'
al .ose," said McCamp5el., sta~inS nm
warmly by the band. "Ncl wanted u
via my MONT for yor, an, bow. SAID FH1
mo,cs,ly. and So too. chances.
Fitzpatrick is - years - age ard be va.
bora in Kew jersey His la. riding vas T..
PER-, Lorillarl This season t. rode ioi
Moi1isscv. IL rod, French Park vhen that
ruheateu wonder swept o. from victory t.
victory. lis income last year was Show
although nc made . grca. deal more 10y bacs'
ins his lnoant-.
TIED LiTTLrFirLD
One Of Tie bes' young jockey i Fred Lii
tie1eih. lie is - years Oil and was tora az
Paterson " j. On, Of - mounts this sen
son lie wen fifty. which netteI 70 lbs en-
ployers c49..G7 he began riding for bis
fa.hcr. his ,irs, mount beng Prescott Two
year, ago ho was employed by the liasSins'
during i,.s season he rode for senator
Heart. Next year be rides tor }. \. Morris
nd Mr. Galway. Of the lrcalnes' stable
h.s the second call Oh lim HIS iAcohie
ranges between 5000 aul .lOOjj lie ioh1
Coanenilra when that crazy m-rc Leaf sarh
horses as Frcnn. Prodleal, It LoSoi aud
OILERS. he won the BrOosdale hardical
with Richmond. beating Hanover, Dry Non
opQl and EuTs. the Tidal sake win De-
fehse. the HnicfcrbocEcr handicap WIN
Richmond, and the lHaepea1cac, "lll Lazy
Margaret 1t wa5 bis splendid riding ~
George OYSTER when Mclaughlin rode S.r
Dixon shat won the Choice stakes. ir'
is a bright little lad, DE- can ride az l.J
pounds, anl if nothing happens bee Will lie
o.c g.. tie leading jockeys neyt year
GEORGE TAYLOR.
George Taylor i5 another one 81 the prom
ising younger set lie is an Ens.islman aud
rode ia tho north Of Eaglani fer several sea
SOUS. For some inczp..clbis reason Good.
WAS Turf Guide completely ignores Taylor
although BE- has won over hundred races,
and has ridden Some Of the best horses of th'
year, inclliing the cracks in Ar Wtthera
stable LIS probable that be VII ride for
CAP Brown next season, although Mr.
Wnhers il anxIous 20 have hin. He Is a
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80 - El..rArEIc..

Dare DcyiW FitzpaWlcA BIS no. been RI
ing rs much during tac PAST season as .e vas
accustomed 70. lie only had lJi moga,s All
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