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OLyMpIA, Oct. 5.-lAst Monday noon, at Elma
while the engineer Of one Of the trains vas eat
ing hts dinner In tent near the track where
his enAine stood, Thomas Riley jumped on the
engine and pulled the threttle valve wide open.
The engineer heard the pufis and ran with all
hts might and barely succeeded in getting on
the moving engine. He found that Riley was
crazy drunk, and when the man jumped OF he
was chased up the streets Of Elma and into q
house. Riley succeeded In fastening himself
IN, while the crowd outside made loud threats
Of lynching him, which soon scared Riley
sober Finally the man was let out and he soon
left the placN
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MR.. STILES GOING TO TUCSON.
To Answer the Charge Trumped Gr by
IfuhaaI HuRkea-

TACOMA, Oct S.-Hon. 7. L. stiles wiz leave
tomorrow morning for Tucsoa. A. T..
where be Will demand IN immediate
hearing In the cases reported against him.
He does not sasnk that there win be an effort
made 20 maintain the charges preferred against
him by the grand iary o. Tucson. and thai two
wesks viii settle the entire husineSs.
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Y.kima N~w.pap~r Chsnge.

NORTH YAkIna. Oct s.-w. b. wileoxson. .
Tacoma newspaper man, Is here. and II IL re-
ported that he has boaght hall interest in The
Yakima RfpabEEe
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w.sgrxeros. Oct. g. -Inicrrastien hss been
resolved saas Admiral Porser IL yefy I'D - his
sumsas. home st Joknstssu. y. j. Ias fsfaity
regard hts fsEsss - ma>s serious. and are quite
surre nxrsszve a. to the rssals
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ST. IorIs Oct s-Two-swenty cisss. 100
Geneva r. frsf. Frank Middleton second. J.
Benish third. BeshIeham star fourth. iSo tisne.)
Gaseonde stakes. tsis. fhree-yesf-osa colts and
fiiies. mile heafs-Luey n. won. Don cosssck
second, opsimixs third No time.
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TACOMA. Oct 5.-wheat from the grain dis
tricts II now coming into Tacoma 1T the rate of
90 to 500 tons per ray. Last Wednesday twenty
hve carloads arrived. thirty carloads
came In Thursday and thirty moro yes
tertsy. Chief Clerk white OF the
Northern Pacific says that the warehouses; in
the wheat districts are nearly full, and that
wheat will arrive at rapid rate from this time
on. o. wheat has 70 be sent to the ship
ping porty to make room for
more In the wheat district warehouses; The
consignments are 10 Balfour, Guthrie and CO.,
c. Cesar & Co, Northern Pacific Elevator Csm-
pany and Portland shipping Company.
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RUsr Crxy, Oct LA half interest in the
First Thought mine on Ruby hill was recently
sold 70 Mr.. Alisky, Of Portland. for $4,000 The
sssno Rentleman. In connection with Mr..
Narianaksy. bought the Rnhy lpr $3o,o0o No
work will be done o. them before next spring.
The Arlington Company are pushing their
work night ahead. The contractor. Mr.. Mckenzie,
OF San Ffancisco, says he viii have the mill up
In sixty days, providing material can be supplied
fast enough. Mr. Carpenter, the lumber con-
tractor, II nlling orders as fast ~ possible while
at the brickyard kiln Of soo. .oo0 viii be ready
TO burn the last OF the week. The other 10000
win be made as soon a. possible.
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HIIKxssrkS. oe: s.-Jndgs Snow. Republican
senatorial candidate for Yakima and Douglas
counties. Is In the city. From late returns the
iudve IA elected By q majority Of about so
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A Drunk.ra KIlIs NE Chiidrss.

rHAxLxsyos ". Va. Oct s-Fesix Kasat pot
nss son william and daughter nsry to osasn
iass usxht. He wss esunk snf shs ssiiarsn re-
fused hsre snesser. Ksms was arrested
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HER MEMORY IMPKRIsHABLE.
A Portland Woman Bequesths o3o0. .oOc
to BenevoIe Instttuta0ns.

10 Benevolent InStatutsons.
pogrlAxp. Oct 5.-Msss Ella y. Smith. whose
death occurred . few days ago. was one OF the
weAithiesi single women in Oregon. She left an
estate worth sso. 200. which 10 70 be divided
among charitable and educational institutions
Among her bequests II 500 10 the Unitarian
church. $500 70 the Portland Woman'k Cnion,
s 600 10 the Ladies' Relief society. $4,000 10 the
Boys aud Girls Aid Society. and ei3.oOo to the
Portland Library Association, 70 - used In the
construction Of the proposed nsw building and
In the establishment OF q permanent syt gallery.
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s,exe.s cannsx Cheo.ea Yakima.

sroxAsx Falls. Oct a-waite Lake, xavens.
co.vtIle ChcwessA ard Columbia prrcincts. in
stevens coun,y. give Yakima $50. Eliensbarg -,
fiSynpsa g.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the vesss-
esssed eseeper and dining car route sog al rosssA
Last OfsEe. rs s<c0Dc s<roe&. boeSoa oSock
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Take The xorshesn Ysezhe skilsokt, she b..
eaasppec EEe foT 81 roins1 1esi s4es tss
eex1ad street. Esssos bssex
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RAL.isH, n. c.. Oct. s.-sEss CakAesie pgess.
Father Boyle. was conyistt "a 5 eaMgks
of criminal assault on Miss NeeeeA HbisAkeY
The crime of which Boyle ! convicted was eagn.
mitted last May. Hewss aie1 sd - t< hRsssd
GassH
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Iayacht Hawaii sails about noon to-
Ehi Eva.
lRsteamer Viva did not sail yesterd ay
roIshed owing to some accident to her
he schooner Lavinia brought 853 bags
ai0m Kauai yesterday. She sails again
ay
heseamer Mikahala took besides her
.'ia cargo boiler for the Koloa Plan
he steamer Waimanalo brought about
'atermelons from Waialua and Wal
as last evening.
lle schooner Waimalu arrived yester-
nom Hawaii with full cargo of Ohia
A0F the Oahu r. r. & Land Co.
ne steamer W. G.. Hall arrived yester-
whom Maui and Hawaii with AS bags
gu d bags ava, bags coffee, 8 bundles
.9,o horses, So hogs and 81 packages
lle bark Ceylon, Calhoun master, ar
'4 sept, 18th, 10 days from Port Town
~ WIN ilo, 1873 feet lumber. She expert
-Fa very light winds the whole trip. She
Unsigned to Allen & Robinson.
|. .ae Norwegian ship Thor, Steinard mas
~ r,tlF y Sept. 18th, So days from New,
!, s ~ n ). W., with LIZA tons coal and
ss s,a: at the Pacific Mail wharf. She
unsigned to W. G. Irwin & Co.
,, ,as gSarrkentine Klikitat, Cutler master
Ia,.. Sept: 18th, 1871 days from PorI
;; s.s with 635 900 feet lumber and is
~, sasG Z at the new wharf. She expert
~ nhe weather the whole trip.
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Yours truly,
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Annual Clearance Sale.

Mr.. Charles J. Fishel, of the leading
millinery house, announces in an adver-
tisement elsewhere, that his great
annual clearance sale commenced yes
terday, and that he will make clean
sweep in every department at sacrifice.
The present stock must go; and, In the
reduction, cost has not been considered.
This immense and varied stock under
such reduction in prices, cannot fail
to draw large crowds of customers; but
we are informed that Mr.. Fishel has
secured the services of such extra help
as will secure prompt attention to all
purchasers. Note the address, corner
Fort and Hotel streets. The sale will
continue thirty days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18
POLICE COURT.

TUESDAY, Sept. II.
~. ~ See' charged with unlawfully pos
g., s opium, pleaded guilty and was
~ ~ YOU and 81 costs; also sentenced to
Ds :, hour hard labor.
- - Aong, charged with a similar
n..s , pleaded not guilty and was re-
bsa aea until the 18th inst. il. Kau-
~ attorney for defendant.
Iob 'un burke, for an assault on Thomas
Ta.n Was fined $40 and 81 so costs.
,dsa ,rnlas Rose, charged with carrying
18th N.Y. weapon at Honolulu on Sept.
AID Il pL oaOl guilty and was fined SIC
ia boifIoM C.Man, charged with larceny
/ % Sent t''9 5o OF gin from the ship Eskdale
cbarpap5i' 10th, was reprimanded and dis.
vas SI sn drunk ri forfeited bail, and anothe,
u In the usual amount.
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The Honolulu Boat House.


The building owned by the Honolulu
Yacht Club as a Boat House, which
stood directly back of Messrs. McChes-
ney & Co.'s grocery store, has been
demolished. We stated some days ago
that the location of the Clubs boathouse
vas hereafter to be at Eva, the building
having been sold to the Oahu Railway
Company, and new site accepted by
the Club at Pearl River.
The removal of the building, which
rested on piers, opensan old slip which
was formerly used by the pilots, as
landing place, and for keeping their
boats. 1t would be we'll if the Govern
ment restored this slip to the use OF the
pilots, as the boat landing near by is
often very crowded, and more room is
needed.
A committee of FIVE of the members OF
the Honolulu Boat Club, have been APP
pointed to select a location on Pearl
Harbor for a new boathouse; and, we
learn, that these gentlemen will sail In
the Yacht Hawaii to-day for the Finland
lake." Forty thousand feet of lumber is
already at Pearl Harbor as part OF the
material of the new structure, which, we
believe, will be a large aud handsome
! edifice calculated to produce rivalry IN
other clubs to build as large or larger
structures.
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The Hawaii Club and It's Foes.

The Hawaii Club and It's Foes.
Mr.. EDITOR: I feel that a great
injustice has been done to the Hawaii
Club of which I am a member, by
the editorial which appeared in the
Bulletin of the 18th inst. the Ian
guage of which tends to reflect dis
honesty on all of the members Of
that club, instead of placing the
blame on the shoulders of the one
member who was really in fault.
As to the club "as whole being
hippodromed by unprincipled gam
blers," as stated by the would be
"brainy element" who manipulates
the editorial quill of that frothy
sheet; that statement is a lie and
an insult to the gentlemen who be-
long to the Hawaii Club, and is one
which no journalistic gentleman
would venture. to make were he
brought face to face with the mem
bers of the Hawaii Club, instead of
concealing himself behind the proven
bal freedom of the press" screen,
in his editorial sauctum sanctorium.
1t is a misfortune to be a fool, but
it is crime to be a knave, of the
the scandalmongering, back-biting
breed. The following is the edit
orial referred to:
cit is a great pity that the close of a
season of baseball, so we'll played by
most of the clubs as to place the Homo
lulu League on par with the frst-class
players of the United States, should be
clouded with the scandalous imputation
against the Hawaii Club of being hippo
dromed by unprincipled gamblers. The
game can only be preserved in public
favor henceforth by the League cooper
ating with the civil authorities in sup
pressing the practice of betting ON
matches"
Yours truly,
GEORGE MARKHAM.
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wedding Bells.

MIR. Charles Creighton and Miss Isa-
bella Lishman were united in marriage
Yesterday evening by Rev. DR.. Hyde at
Central Union Church. MIR. Creighton
is a rising young lawyer of Honolulu,
and also Deputy Marshal; and his bride
is a daughter of Mr.. Robert Lishman, a
we'll known builder and contractor OF
this city. The ADVERTISER extends to
the Young couple the usual compliments
given upon such occasions.
After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired to the residence of the brides
parents; where gathering OF relatives
and friends was held and the usual cheer
and congratulations given.
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A Public Mass-Meeting.

A public mass-meeting has been called
in favor of a proposition to secure from
the Legislature a constitutional amend
ment The time and place are stated in
the following call that has been handed to
us by the committee signing the same
"The undersigned, committee ap-
pointed for the purpose by many resi-
dents and voters of Honolulu, hereby
issue call for public mass-meeting to
be held at the Skating Rink, Queen
street. next Monday evening, September
23d, at 80 p. m.
This meeting is called for the purpose
of petitioning the Cabinet to secure from
the present Legislature the submission
to the people this election of constitu-
tional amendment relative to Chinese.
ROBERT. LIsHMAN,
JOHN ENMELUTH,
NJ A. GoNsALvEs,
THOMAS r. LUCAS,
JOHN PHILLIPS"
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
NJ. Thompson,

author of the Digest of the Laws of the
District of Columbia, and author of Trea-
tise on Divorce and Equity, also author of
Digest of Hawaiian Supreme Court Deci-
sions I'm preparatory, and Counselor
Office, corner Fort and Merchant streets,
Honolulu, H. l., having discontinued
practice in Court, will examine and give
opinions in writing as to the validity of
titles and claims to property, and for
ton and otherwise, and answer questions
of law and facts, supporting his opinions
by written statements of law and judicial
decisions. 62-4t. 1288-1t.
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When the w. 6. Hall was entering
the harbor yesterday afternoon, a salute
was fred from the Kakaako battery in
honor of the Kings arrival; but at the
seventeenth shot Joe Palau got severely
wounded by premature discharge while
he was engaged ramming the cannon.
The gun had been fired three times pre-
viously, and was too hot for safety. Joe
lost two fingers of his right hand and re-
ceived other injuries. He has been sent
TO the HOSPITAL,
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a Japanese Bazaar

ball a. japanese fete in Queen Emma
doors , Nil Thursday evening, the
dJsDana.O e open at Z o'clock, the sale
p. n ~ articles will begin at 7 80
Iapan..lan mere s will be an exhibition Of
alapaneesss' aatuary in one of the rooms
aides and nd yea a,garden in another. The
viii be in gentlemen of the Consulate
aittsncan 81 Japanese costume. The "aia aJ,
PAYABLE at TT fba is only twenty-five cents.
,,aese islapdSSll l no, not only be novelty on
Ststesting aOS but cannot fail to be in.
igaose who GU" o, instructive in conveying to
'apan.o attend, an idea of 'life in
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

,.n Waianae and Waialua, per stml
~,rao. Sept It's NJ Emerson and
5ulO deck.
I.n Mani and Hawaii, per stmr w G
4 n SEPT I7-HiS Majesty King Kala-
n His Ex C w Ashford, P Neumann,
Ersr, Limo 81 and Robins, w WayIand, ,
n lchi and wife, G J Campbell, Hon w
il1els. C Benning, Miss A Keanu, Miss
ma " Il McInerny, G Baddaky,
tIggR F Bickerton, c Mcdonald and
Il A Turton, Kia Nahaolelua, 2 Peck,
/ ( Scarf, Mrs Alapai, Capt de Grave, w
kConTeil, Major w T Seward, Miss A
Ersberg, Mrs j K Kekaula, A Heen, NJ
Uga, Look Yuen, and 81 deck.
DEPARTURES.
Fr Maui, per stmr Likelike, Sept I'm
Kennedy, Mrs Akanaliilii and sister,
Ia Crooks, E Giffhorn, Mrs B II Ka-
slaaui, Mr. Farreira, Joaquin de Silva, G
shemsnn, Millward and about 80 deck.
Fa Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Sept IL
Ns Cammins ~, Miss Kahlbaum, J
nnins, Mrs Fountain, Mrs Rahe and
BIZ, KL Gjerdrum, Sam Sing and about
ak
EGAsui and Hawaii, per stmr Lehua,
lElI-Mr Coates. Miss Lynch, Rev
a0p Willis, Kia Nahaolelua and family
iil5Out Is deck.
frSan Francisco, per bgtne w G Ir-
., sept l7-Geo Murphy.
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.pPARTURES.

TUESDAY, Sept. IL.
-. Davies, for Kahului, at
y. Clark, for Hamakua, Ha-
] a,5l.PF.d lea Hou, Cameron Tor HAM
J, 81 [;;.5n1 M Campbell, for Kauai 8
!, ,r.;.Iaale. Freeman, for Kilauea
"a aI,asisi, at 4 P n anal at I'm.
% d J lanai n IRWIN vii McCulloch, for San
v1s "
81. q e ..lnnIa. for Eva.
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Complaints having been made recently
at the office of the Tramways Company
"a place by the way where these COM
plants should be made) that the Bere-
tania street cars were running too slowly,
the Company has now made arrange
ments whereby the speed of the cars on
this line has been much increased, and
it is hoped that complaints OF this nature
will now cease
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18

The Hon Henry Waterhouse has ac-
copied the appointment as member of
the Board of Trustees of the Lunalilo
estate and his acceptance has been filed.
The vacancy on the Board was caused
by the death of the Hon. w. G. Parke.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18

25O shares of the Kawailoa Ranch cap
ital stock will be sold to-day at II noon.
These shares are of the par value of 500
each, and at present belong to the bank
rupt estate of Mr.. M. Dickson. The sale
will take place at Mr.. L. j. Levey's
auction room.
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Advices by the w. G. Hall state that
the weather has been very pleasant on
the lee side of Hawaii. The steamer ex-
perienced very fine weather during the
trip, and just enough rain to give
needed variety.
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Mr.. Justice Bickerton and the Court
following, returned to Honolulu by the
w. q. Hall. His Excellency G. w.
Ashford, and Mr.. Paul Neumann were
among the passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18

A baseball match, we learn, has been
arranged between employees of Messrs
Theo. II. Davies & Co. and nine from
the Pacific Hardware Co., to take place
on Saturday next.
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The remains of the late Edward Ma
haolelua were taken to Lahaina by the
steamer Lehua yesterday evening, to be
buried in the family vault. Among
those who attended the body to the
steamer were Mr.. F. H. Hayselden and
wife, Mrs. Jas. Campbell, Miss Peabody
and others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18

His Majesty the King returned from
visit to Kona, Hawaii, yesterday, on
the steamer w. G. Hall. His Majesty
did not get nearer Kau than Kappa, and
he awaited the return of the steamer at
that place where he embarked on his
homeWard voyage.
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MARRIED.

'rr~.iITI-h.ION-LISHMAN-At the Cen
g sr ! m mon Church, on Sept. 18th, by the
nV; NJ; Hyde, Mr.. Charles Creighton
hin MSS Isabella Lishman, both of Homo
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A pleasant social party was held on
Monday evening last at the residence of
the Rev. Alex. Macintosh, in honor of
the birthday of Mr.. Harry Won Holt.
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In our "By Authority" column is an
official notice concerning the existence
of cases of measles in portions of the city.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A few cases of typhoid fever have been
reported at this office.
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Up to o'clock this morning the ar
rests were: One for violating hack
regulations, one for opium in possession,
and two DRINKS.
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The sale of tools belonging to the es-
tate OF K. Gaylord is postponed until the
23d inst. See advt.
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: n HONOLULU. H. |.

. TUESDAY, Sept II.
.a,it.t. Cutler, 1871 days from
4, g,e nnssn $d:,noun, 10 days from Port
g g. Thor. 8tsinard, IS days from
5fsbP XSW. frop, Mani and
g. 3. n,inpnalo from waialu" and
o.s ,.,.;ria from Kauai fIamaii
3 lEs.aaIoob tiiiG from T Eva;
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Leaving To-day.

r.,,Iani. Weir, for Maui and Ha-
d , I9a' i n. Molokai and Maui, 5 p NJ.
+; ~ 7. Ilo.ephine for Eva:
y sggspiiIua for Kauai.
Z h ayinia for Kauai.
,tr D, I z Ham, Cove, for Puget Sound.
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port from Foreign Ports.

=, in Port from EUIo 0''
,r.roIine. Wiseman, Callao.
J lS ; va LYON. Trainings Island.
]. Mg st Green. Fanning's Island.
Ae r Ham. Cove, Port Blakeley.
& > : W q Ward, Departure Bay
y, "C'bristiansen, HOngkong.
l riaaIe Murdoch, Liverpool.
4 bi rIiEitat Cutler, Port Townsend.
q I h Calhoun, Port Townsend.
.i ~ Thor Steinard ,Newcastle, n 5 w
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naiIy Receipts of Produce.
Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
eve Hail.. 4l5 aka o.
4, Lsyinla. eel. go. 00o
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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William Cooper Parke, having passed
his examination, was admitted this day
to practice law in all the Courts of this
Kingdom. Mr. Parke states in his ap-
plication that he is % years old; and
that he studied law for three years
from 1886 to 1888, the latter year inclu-
sively-at the law school of Boston
University. His certificate of good moral
character, etc., is signed by Alfred s.
Hartwn1l
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
Honolulu, II. 1.
I am personally acquainted with the
management, of the hospital above
mentioned and think it is an excel
lent institution, we'll worthy the assis-
lance of all who are interested in the
general subject of hospital assistance to
the poor, and more especially of those
who are financially interested in Japan
csc labor, as the scale OF charges is much
lower than those charged by the Queens
Hospital Those who can pay, are re-
CURED to do so, as the institution has
not funds enough to warrant free treat
ment to all. The charges made are
barely sufficient to pay the expenses
of supporting and caring for the patient.
understand that the future OF the in
stitution depends upon the raising Of
additional funds, and sincerely hope
that the responses to the above appeal
will be sufficiently liberal to warrant,
the continuance of a good work conducted
on an entirely disinterested and charit-
able basis.
LoRRIN A. THURsToN,
President Board of immigration.