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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-26
NATIVE RACES AND CIVILIZATION.

History and experience teach that
it takes long period, several gener-
atoms at least, to educate and fit
races Of people that have been used
to state Of nature, into the usages
and requirements of civilization.
Hereditary tendencies cling to them
with an iron grasp, and their intel
lectual faculties have been nodded
and shaped by ages to fit them only
for the life that their ancestors led.
Many Of these races show individual
aptitude for certain branches of edu-
cation, but in nearly all cases their
natures rebel against the training
and discipline considered necessary
for civilized youths.
Every effort has been made to
train Hawaiians to civilized institu-
tons; they have been made polite
ally the equals of white mon, and
have even had special advantages
given to them; but, as race, they
have not met expectations and have
almost invariably failed in positions
of trust and responsibility as we'll as
in mercantile persuits. The native
race of the Hawaiian Islands has
been especially favored in being
allowed to exercise political functions
when in no other group of this vast
ocean have the natives any such
privilege, excepting in those islands
where the people are still in prima-
tive and barbarous condition.
Recent events have proved that
the natives Of this group are not
above other Polynesian races in the
scale Of intellectual endowments /;
and most people now come to the
conclusion that the confidence
hitherto placed in them, by allowing
them to take part in the functions of
a civilized government, has been an
error. People have been very slow to
believe that this phase of the native
problem would appear as time rolled
on; but it seems that the higher and
better the Hawaiian institutions be-
cBme, the less able are the natives to
cope with events and the duties
which these bring in their train.
The British system of dealing
with uncivilized races may seem a
harsh and stern one; but present
appearances indicate that confidence
in inferior races is misplaced, and
that the British system is the result
Of long experience in lands peopled
by all shades Of barbarians.
Native Hawaiians do not seem
capable of going one step higher in
the scale of civilization than they
have now reached, and the proofs of
this position are becoming so numer-
Gus and obstructive, that some way
of restricting their action in public
affairs has already become necessary
oven at the risk of the government
OF the country being placed under
the protectorate of a foreign power.
Determined obstruction on the
part Of native Hawaiians can only
have one result, viz: foreign annex
alton and total exclusion of natives
from the political franchise, the
same as in Tahiti, Fiji and New Gale
donia, or similar to the state in
which the American Indians are
now held.
For the past half century the Ha-
waiian race has received every en-
enlargement, and had every chance
offered to succeed; but whgt is the
result?
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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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EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

BASEBALL-At Makiki Diamond 3 80 o. m.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND - Concert at
Emma Square, 4 80 p. m.
PRIyY CoUNcIL-Meeting at Government
Building. at IL Il. m.
HONOLULU ARIoN-Dance Iparty for MEM
bers only, 8p. IN.
MEETINGs-W. C. T.U. at Y. NJ. q A
Hall, 80 p. m.
SUPREME COURT DIARY.
BEFORE Mr.. JUSTICE MCCULLY-Estate of
ii. Mcintyre, deceased, final account.
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AhrfrttSenisnt.
Haiku Sugar Company.
ANNUAL MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Haiku Sugar Co. will be held on MON
DAY, October %, 1889, at o'clock a. M i,
at the office of Castle & Cooke, Honolulu.
Per Order. ]. B. ATHERTON,
S5-td Secretary.
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Corporation Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
L holders of Paia Plantation will be held
at the Office of Castle & Cooke, on MON
DAY, October 2Sth, at 10 o'clock a. M, for
the election of officers, etc.
w. J. LOWRIE,
97-4t Secretary.
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NOTICE.

At A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
"A of the Planters Labor and Supply
Company, held this day, it was voted that
the annual meeting of the Company be
held in Honolulu on MONDAY, October
%, 1899, at 10 a. M, at the Rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce.
w. o. SMITH.
59-1W 1287-7t Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PhotograPhing the City-The Proposed
Vacation Trip This summer.

The Grand Rapids Amateur Photo
graphic Club have already commenced
the work of photographing the various
points of interest in and about the city,
and will before long have fine collec-
ton of lantern slides. John Barlow
and A. Il. Richmond have made a
special study of this interesting branch
of the science, and have already be-
come experts in the art. On Decora-
ton day, of last year, the club took an
outing at Newaygo, and the trip was
productive of many fine views from
that locality.
This year the club, accompanied by
their wives and families, Will spend the
day at Grand Ledge, and viii photo
graph the beautiful scenery of that
city and the fine river landscapes of
that vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
SOUTH GRAND RAPIDS.
Matsrixl GA Hand foF the street kAli
szy-othsr >i.1s 81 orswtA-

szt-othsk >1-&s 81 1rSNtA-
The mSiegai for the South Grand
Rsplds street railway has been depos-
tied along the hne, ana the work : "a
b<g.n THIS ~eeS. Within s5xts aays tie
hne MI t< completed. and ears ~lll fe
running from tie corner OF Han And
South leslsion streets ~ me end ui
Mckee ayenae, the line belng over
mile ami &-haif in length.
Ine Mich gan Central Nil pat ln IL
second SIDE tr&ck th.s week, ana the ~
K 4 /. N1l pug "a IL thra SIDE tl@e
at the south Grand Rapids st2tloa-
The latter road has also pat in tele-
graph station there, and has appoioted
M. snediey a. operator and station
agent. j. g Mckee has nearly COM
pleted a new store aud publc hAll,
50x22 feet, finished Il hard MOOD.
The residents expect about one nun
dred houses 10 be erected durng the
present year. one can hardly realize
how the city l. spreading out IN every
direction without au occasional Visit 10
the suburbs, and every vlslt Is an add
tlOnal surprise.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

some dsv the Cable company VII
likely extend its lineto REEDS Lake. hut
NOT 7ast ~ present. hardly, unless NJ
r ftetts j. t1a Gable company. 70 ~
sgrr. taere are certain real estate men
whom VIC can easily Pc eve arr rviug
Hr. r Hreffs great encouTsg cement. and
f7r taat the struggle - paruc1 iarlg
Hherog 10 the part of the latter.
Grand RAPID township should have
egl tao service from - street TslF
~avs r. ct sech servrce + snouid
sfsi p tr mon u whom equ - = 3 car
+ raI rr.re rIe. h1f not with 8r. Tn
bstts VIZ tnaoa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
SALOON KEEPERS, BEWARE.
Those Who Have Not Paid the state Tax
Must DO So.

The police are put to their Old trouble
of notifying saloon keepcrswho have not
got out new red cards this year to do so
at once. Last year 149 licenses were
taken out, but thus far this year only
seventy-five have been issued. The
police department sent out about sixty
notices yesterday to the offenders that
they must pay up before next Monday
night or they viii be closed up.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
DAMAGED $4,000 WORTH.
Mrs. Martha VI. Iompkins sues the
Eagle" for Libel

Martha NJ. Turner began suit agalnt
the Eagle Saturday for $1,000 dam
ages for alleged libel. The grounds Of
the suit are the publication ln the Ea9ie
of the allegations set up in the apphca-
ton of the Ball heirs for receiver tor
the Ball estate. The allegation which
gave Mrs. Tompkins greatest offense Is
the one which says that Mrs. Iomp-
kins is now wholly under the control Of
the defendant, Joseph IL. Tompkins,
and j., rs far as she Is able 20 do, man
aging the estate IN his interest, and that
the estate has been 50 mlsmanaged as
TO have become greatly embarrassed, ,
and the most valuable property belong
ing to it is in danger of being brought
10 sale under the hammer IN short
period of time"
The suit was begun by summons and
the papers have not yet been served
upon the defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

II vgn want "a elegant finish and
finely got uT BEDROOM -glt. with 21r30
t.evel plate glssss for ~. 20 ~ tne Wir-
eusT Eurn farf Company, cOrner of
Cherry and ssguth Divlsi0n streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

F,rs FIRE parler suit = ~ rlfeees. ~
arv odd piaees ln psrirT gods r. ~
the WiDegsT FURNITURE Company. cor.
neT of C'berry and south Dlvfs0n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

The Council meets tonight IN reg
plaT SESSION. IF they - VII, they
have su opportunity y win tie ap-
provsl n every tizen who is blessed
with SIGHT snd hearug. Namely, pass
Hn 0rc nance winch VII I'd the
streets. and CauTau pIsce IN psTtiotl-
lar. II the tneraut hucksters who
shout and veIl and palm n cheap
wares ans 'd0rse medicine un - uvpr-
corf1fng rut.r. il "a an inteleTabie
nu5sauoe, spectacle winch does no4
dignity q city ~ tffs slzs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

, The Schubert Concert on next Tues
day evening is one of the coming
musical events. The good. work this
most popular club has done for the
advancement of music in Grand Rap
ids entities them to substantial recOgni-
ton from the people. For this concert
they have studied long and faithfully,
and VIII present programme OF unus-
ual excellence. The celebrated vocal
ist Miss Genevra Johnston, of Chicago,
is engaged as the sOlOist. 1t Will be
remembered that sickness prevented
her from singing in the messiah" last
March. The Schuberts Will now give
our citizens the opportunity of hearing
this most wonderfully beautiful singer.
A proof of her great qualities as a great
singer is in the fact Of her being
engaged at n salary of two thousand
dollars per year by church in Pitts
burg. The sale of seats was quite large
Yesterday. The large hall viii be filled
without doubt. The programme Will
be given in full in Tuesdays issue.
1t is not definitely decided rs to what
time Redmond's theater VIII close for
the hot weather vacation. 1t Is known
that attractions are booked until the
last week in June. Commencing to-
nipht we are to have one of
those roustabOut, gymnastc comedies
which make the actors perspiTe copous-
w. The very name of the piece, Gin
ger Snaps" gives It away, and ndl-
Gates what may be expected. First
among the fun-makeTs J. Richard
Hume, who presents a character with
many original comedy methods. Billy
Jerome and Mes-rs. Fitzgerald and
Lacy are clever accessories 10 the side
shifting conspiracy. I'm order that
these comedians may have q chance 10
rest and recover their breath. q nnm-
ber Of specialties are introduced. The
marvellous Zuhl.ne children, IN their
wonderful musical acc0mpllshm ents;
the N0zarts. refined soCletv sketch
artists. and other features by members
F of tho company which include songs,
/ dancing and club swinging II i pre-
slned that the piece - something on
/ the order of Kindergarten recently
Gwen here. If 50. II viii be IN hlg b
1 favor with the patrons 0f tins tneateT.
| There viii be mstnees Tuesday, Thurs
dav ard Saturday.
Every daily paper IN Chicago severely
criticised tho acting ~ Mrs Janne'
/ Brown Potter and kyrie Below IN thf
/ revival Of Antony and Cleopatra a.
/ NcYicker's theater during the pas'
week. No word has been rec0lved tns'
{ NJ. WcV icker has become proiane oi
/ bIasrhemous OF that he has not con
ducfrd himself i1 hrs usual qulef man
ner. but then Nr McN ckeT has beer
E connected Vith q theater more tLiar
+ two wears. A. last accounts the 81 ioT
F who wrote the critic sn7s were alive anl
+ WEB.
aHeltT r. Slavery. = seui-sensai l1'Tla
play. Wth al Interior fine scene, a Doc
F ia the sea. = peal st1C ram Storm aEil
other Starr ng effects. u run ~ Red
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board Of Re
~ view and Equalizatio OF the city Of
Grand Rapids will meet on the last Monday in
May. A. H. lSs9 being Monday next. and be
present AZ their Office on second floor Of City
Han. said city. from O'Clock in the forenoon
until ~ o'clacS noon. and from O'Clock IN The
afternoon Uutl o'clock Ia the afternoon
each day. and - on until and including
Wednesday of the next succeeding week. fer
the purpose Of reviewing the assessment rolls
made hv fhe ~uperVi sors Of several wards Of
said city fpr annual taxation in the year lss3.
6raud Rapids. Mich. May -. i,-4
A. SKINNER
!. Is. trl LIIfNRD,
a. f. ~H A1TItk.
Board of Review and Equalization.
cry OF Grand Rapids.
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Nsm publications.
DOCKS IN FINE BINDING

DOCKS IN FINE BINDING
~ TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
rrS HER by Lew Wallace, rendered very interesting
~ ~ collection AL serion Of many photographs Illus
- inc me text H. various yle. Of me binding
IT, have i1rgc choice collection oi standard and
,,scaaneous in new original ana elegant bindings
o,,r design and wOIkm3nslp. Ihe styles being
., %,I our own they viii not be found elsewhere.
4; p BUTTON IL co.
BOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONER6,
81 WEST 23D-ST, n. y.
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N-EW EMPIRES IN THE NORTHWEST.

TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 8.
rurr RESOURCES. PROGRESS INDUSTRIAL DE-
,,r,npvFNT AND PROSPERITY OF FOUR GREAT
coMMoNwEALTHs THE SERIES OF BRlLlIANI
LETTERS WHICH HAVE APPEARED fI.om LIN :, -
PAMPHLET FORM .....,,,,o,
these articles form complete and graphic description
~ the industrial conditions which confront the se''e
The Tribunes correspondent has travelled al owe. INC
New West, and in addition TO wonderful array =, N
- h,,s 81 description By turns vivid. pathetic and
amusing. -, - ..,v e,.,e. vat issued.
Price 25 cents, postpaid. Address
gHE TRIBUNE. NEw.YoRK.
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cort!andt and
DesbrO-ses SIS. rs follows: - ~. ..,...
a. III. FOR satinsson and ntermedlste points prc,,o
: a m for Geneva, Lyons, EmIra' Rocheser; buueio
and the west and principal local points Chair car to
Lyons and Pullman car TO SqsPenslodq noins Chair
car TO Mauch Chunck. , ,.,..uo1f.,o ,o,,..
Chair ear to TunEhannock. Connection to Reading ana
IA 20 ~ m for Elmira and princD1 ntrmefSte point
Chair car To L. { y. Junction ana fuhh@h S'ecpe's !"
N 20 T. m for Slatngton and intermediate points.
40 D. m. FOR Mauch Chunk am lhterheulAU poihS
Connecti5n 10 Reading and Harri'Dl's, .,o,, ,,-,,
a, m FOR Geneva. Lyons Elmlia hochrsoE DuhslO
and p West Pu man sleeper, to Lyons ana SUSPENSION
Bridge N m and .AO
III rSnnSct for ali points Mahenoy and Hazleton
coal regions erNn,v TRAINS
s a. m. FOR Mauch Chunk H"'''o" "' "''i"eoiaO0
POM o m tor Mauch Chunk and ineormediae points
- ~ y, Tor Geneva Lyons ElmiIa R0chrs'et, Bufao
and the Yves, Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge General Eastern Ohce 235 Broalway
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OH, MARK FITS.

on City, Penn, Oct slaNatonsl Transit certificates
t eli oG Sales GS0 900 bbs; clcarances 6j6O00 bbls
csaitrs. i3,sO9 bSs Shipments a. 100 bbls 1900
IitfshurY PENN Oct 3l.-Petroleum Irregular fairly
active National Transit certificates opened e. 81 o6's
Bradford. Penn, Oct 3l-Natonal Transit certificates
opened az sl07E; closed at - 0Cis highest III O's
Titusvle Penn oct. 31.-Nationa Transit certificates
o. cred 81 079. highest 81 077s lowest 81 O5 closed
az al 06is.
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DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MIp,ANY'S
LINES FoR CALIFORNIA SAPaNb c MHyAco
LEN yTo rom Ncw,YoTk pier 9ot Of Canals ~
70, snrt, It5IR ,a'. FIR diy. November ], noon.
Fror san Francisco. lst ohl Bfaihah stN
,,,. an, pro ne TtNRIRO sat- Tuesiay. Dec. g. 3 D. m
Clin Vt ~, nassaFr and general Information, apply 70
For trelgnnH p on tho pier foot OF CanalSt.. N p
company UNI j. BULLAY. General Superlnteadnt.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 NCHoR LINE; u iG s. NAIL Steamships
n -, aii p,or al North RIVER. foot OF LeIoy-st
clrcasSa Nov 3 p. m Anchoria Nov NS" 10 II m
I,bi.ni, Nov. -. ! q. D'NO1.i -+'"'' % U H. H.
r'|iiOp'' Rlls, q pasSfpaSe to to LIVERPOOL.
49, GLASGoN' ~ ~ Second cas- $50 steerage $50.
CaDlh' s4' 'ME6ITERRANEAN SERVICE -.
800, 49, rC Gibr1itar Naples, Venice and Trieste.
fSya any s Bolivia. wednesday, NoyeTbsr b.
Nrvi YORK 10 GIBRALTAR AND MALES.
s. California satuTd.y,, So'em6er 70 ;. s,oo
Iabln 10 rcnar Letters OF Credit and Drafts for any
Tlaveilci NJ i..u.d az lowest current rates
anIh99Iqp'SON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN
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OcrGn Cleaners

a. TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and interesting trips on the STEAMERS OF tho
Atiss Steamship Co, occupying weeks longer.
fmbroclng from two to thirty Ports
So A DAY
defravs all necessary expenses Of Tour 70 Jamaica,
Jiayr' Cartbagcna Savan!la. Colon Nlclrarnd Costa
Eca, and the Mosquito Coast Ports only Fist Cabin
pgs-qugrr, carried. Adde'S either . -
A'' PM FORWOOD ( CO.. Agents - state ST.. II. Y
THGS COOK & son, Tourists Agencies.
HAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
4 EXPRESS SERVICE between NewYork, South
.unou II onduu) aud Hamburg. by the new twin screw
steamers O. 10 COO and - 100 horse power. AZ, .
TXpres S.. AUGUSTA vi TORI \, 8 80 a. m, Nov Ia
Ma, ,b.3mrr UAMMONIA, . a. no., NOV. 2s
REGULAR SERVICE u Plymouth tLondon) Cher
b,nrg PARIS and Hamburg; also direct to Hamburg
ESastia 80 m. Nov Z. Suevia 3 30 a. m Nov. 10.
Flrs cabin $50 and upward stcerage az low rates.
steamers leave from Hamburg docks Hoboken n J.
General Office. % Broad General PasSSa66e c0nce
w J. CORTIS Mgr 81 Broadway. n. Y
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includes OF 5000 barrels Of December options
at 81 07sidS1 O6.
Refined oil is in moderate demand with quotations un-
changed az 7.3j cents per gallon at all ports
Foreign quotations lower by = frame at l7's francs
=, Antwerp 05 marks at 710 marks at Bremen and 3l6
renee at 9-IGd5 1l18 pence az London
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rrnKsuIRx Hills. VIA nARLKM DIVISION.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &

WEoI oIUkE hAILAUAD' N. ", = g.. q
station NewYork As follows aud fifteen minutes earlier
fron loot Of Jay-,t., n. R. Chicago. Detroit London.
Hamilton . IS a. m. 5:15. S15 p. IN. St Louis.
- rs .s15 D. H. Toronto, . :55 NJ. rs. Is p m
Nortreql Canada Fast , rs Niagara rails syria.
ee tca and principal Intermediate stations 3:i5 ~ 30
a. m 3 is. s:l5 p and la / 80 a. m for Yea
7j '9:55 II 80 m and q a. 55 81 80 10 n r Y;
- N, Uaver traw s :25 o. M. . As. - p m. Elegans
siernng Cars for Burao. Niagara FAILS Toronto Detroit
t,tippnn7 ard 81 Louis Daily. + Daily except Satur-
days 40 Other trains daily eAeePt SUNDAYS "a Leave
iiohosen west shore station all :2G nl s3 40 M
For tick;ts tn@-,ahle irnna!i9n amply at cfees
,ot f Futonst New.York Ciyl 27 1853 595 and 942
mg,aV f53 Rcvery - Park Place. GS Vest 125h.
. and west Shorc Station. foot OF West 4d.st lnd 100,
~ We-t,ott's EXPRESS calls for and checks
OF az ;,on hotels and residences c. Z. LAMBERT.
49, passenger Agent ) Vandcrbllt-aye.. N. Y
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IRE RAILWAY.
TIE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running ia
DINING CAR THROUGH TO Chicago.

300 p. NJ. 100 p. NJ, $50 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH EACH,
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH 70 ThlCAOo "iA"0oA
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CARS. ,-.,
ticket 9hee 40 81 iS ana ana ~ e. ss1 81 terPs
v@-York SSl SSs tu!on-s,. Breony9 loI Brq1d
Nay W s sqef y Civ i where Ieseis ani
Paror sleeping Car re erN4ons and eraors or eheSAs
leave SSd.s minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
bersst local TsiaS 10 pgman R.aet Drawing.
room SSsS Da 70 New Vc,tbuled Limited via Meade
Youngstown and S1Tion. ,9H4 guin, S Sissp,ns
Ca to Cacaso without change alo pullman Yes os.i
sleep!ng; "a T e lSTtIf foE 'FHSr TINE
EYs5y pax MY MY Pos fHD c9 wa .o Rq n S's
CO. e, AMI Pullman seePrs 70 CHICAGO wt4og, ssa1s
bunan Buffet XeitiGUled sleenS car ~ 70 sss;sr
$50 p m Every Day C anS Nlst Rg, Sleeping
Es s9 % Gh as S0S Without ." ehahg VIA sa
Orange. g. SOIL. O. 40. leAo Slo "a 80
il 30 SSadsyS $50 80, S5, SIX 4 g lSI g.
NuIH ;Sg ESQ 81 Of g 81 r. sl5 pa 5s7''
pn;saiS, SiS ~ 80 lq:52 !? .,, T. si 81
40. S:QIE, 3;S' p SO = 4fo3..a65 e '''''
pa StS 10 IS G'V = 7s:t5 5 80 r. Il g
S:3l55 $50 : $;gg SO lis, 80 = $50, 80 .
YeWaT tx ana Patterson Via Newark. 5a5 3d. : s
So G:sah :53{ 5 2355 Is ;s9 30 10 IN
$:o7 go 3 ';2 i5 "A: g. o. Ss2 a. "a iS l. Sc
$;S:: SO 2 d IS o 49, 5i 2s 4 l:s 3 $50 p
ThS S:l5 p M Fast EAPr.Ss VIZ g G,So $50
Tuxedo, : as, 9, 10 80 a. H. l. '''' -
l., g., ,.-y. ,3 s FL; 60 1885 H -
80 80, 80, g. inc iSS p rs Sis 10 80 nj
'aiua a. : oso. il ESp saf 10 ia' M rom
asr1 nSeSr1,r qnR I,iiROkD or y J. DIVISION AZ
y, 20 'is TF Il 'soy -! IA&
49, 5so % 6 9'oI = s5 50 al Z s:i5 ~
Ny AK and si'S s n7 ie g; = IL so *
S;S9l =: s:Y5 $50 800 4. 30 SD ,,ent fos
send 10 cents IN posase q seuIi
A" suburban ,uniTRptIY l.. 7. FARMER
W. ',,eehner'i Supt General Passenger Ageas--
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DATIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

- '''' BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON .eo.
pSf iHSMikN Xxi, sERViCE on All rg,A. dNs.:.
Leave NEW YoBK foot Of 4 Iss Der yn,s;dtniss,'
For For fcibNlcSINNATi, 81 fouls a. 10 20 -
fos wNSHINGroN BN-TlMyc,ihit1 M. 800 p M
p 90 n atSS SUNDAY $50 M $50 ''' 90,
400 D. m, ~ 100 Midnight ,,,uu,ta.teo except Slo
NJ ,,o,.,. and Pullman Car space ssS A. u or :;
T,ekc. Offices 81, 26l. tiS ana i'isV -
ss,,,,o,, Zoe. ~ Libevty.St -, Ill for and chec8
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