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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-15

SUPREME G0URT---jAH. TERM.
BEFORE BICKERTON j.
MONDAY, Jan.

MONDAY, Jan. IA.
The King VS.. A. Kennedy. I'm
lawful possession of opium and pre-
paration thereof in Honolulu Octo-
Der 16, to wit, 60 tins. Appeal
from Police Court, Honolulu, where
on October goth defendant was fin
ed 5000 with one months imprison-
ment. Tried before the following
Jury: j. A. Berget, Chas. Lucas, e.
Suhr, j. Welsh, j. A. Hopper, w.
f. H. Deverill, j. A. Spear, j. M.
Dowsett, j. w. Gibbs, II. G.
Crabbe, r. Grieve and G. G. Strate-
meyer. The jury at l :29 p. m. re-
tired to consider their verdict. At
1892 they are brought in and state
they cannot agree standing 8 to A.
They retire again but at 4:49 are
discharged.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10Th.
The Court opens at 10 a. m, c..
II. NicolI on DR.. f. r. Days certi-
iicate is excused for the term.
A. w. Crawford & Co. VS.. Robert
Briggs, Bishop & Co. and S. Is.
Dole garnishees. Assumpsit. Mo-
ton of garnishee S. b. Dole for
Judgment and discharged. Con-
tinued from the 18th. Motion over
ruled.
The King VS.. Charley Bolabola.
HOUSEKEEPING. Pleads not guilty.
Tried before a foreign jury who
without retiring render unanimous
oral verdict of guilty. The prisoner
is sentenced to two years and Sin
months Imprisonment at hard labor
The King VS.. Very. Selling
liquor. Tried before foreign jury
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TIE KiNRU.

The steamship Kinou sailed for
Maui and Hawaii this afternoon with
full cargo of freight, Among her
passengers were: Miss Grace Por-
ter, Miss N. Daniels, n. e. Wilfong,
G.. T.. Richardson, j. ID. CockeLt
and wife, Misses Mary and Mable
Hitchcock, d. II. Hitchcock, Dr.,
w. Davis, Rev. S. Ukai, c. A..
Chaplin, j. b. Hopkins and wife,
Mrs. Michad, j. Renton, 5. kim
sura, Father Maxine, edwin Gliding,
+. NJ. Swanzy, Hon. II. S. Town
send, Il. II. Keyworth and IL. b.
Richards.
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The motion on being put was car

The motion on being put was car
ried unanimously.
A committee was appointed, as
follows, to work up the exhibit:
Minister of Interior, j. b. Ather-
ton, II. A. Widemann, w. w. Hall
and G. A. Brown.
Messrs. John A. Cummins, II. +.
Glade and a. Young were appointed
a committee TO see how much money
could be raised by subscription.
The meeting then adjourned
Jan. Nth.
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.

BUREAU OF CUsToMs,
Honolulu, II. l., Jan. ID, 1889.
His Exccllcncy w. l.. GREEN, Min
lister of Finance,
Sri have the honor to submit
to Your Excellency the table of the
principal domestic exports Of the
Hawaiian Islands, for the quarter
ending Dec. 3lst, 1888.
Also, a comparative table OF eN-
ports fot the twelve months, 1888,
compared with correspondence period,
1887. l have the honor to be, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
A. s. CLEGHoRN,
Collector-General.
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A CHlNAMAN FOUND HANGED.

Marshal Soper received a letter
from Sheriff Hitchcock, of Hawaii,
stating that on Monday, the 9TH
inst, Chinaman was found hanging
by the neck at Honomu, Hawaii. 1t
10 supposed to be case of suicide.
The police were investigating the
affair and a coroners inquest was to
he held. Full particulars will pro-
badly come by next steamer.
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- @------------ --------s $1,000
EVENTS T0-m0RR0W.

Services at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral and Central Union Church at
1880 p. m.
At 10 a. m. proof Of claims in
bankruptcy of w. II. Graenhalgh.
Special meeting Board Of Under
writer's at 10 a. N. IN room Cham
Der of Commerce.
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Notice Of Special Partnership.

rENuIS is 20 certify that the under
L signed have formed special pnrl-
nership pursuant to ihr statute in such
case made and provided.
That the name Of the firm under
which sucn partnership j. TO be con
duc,ed is Sing Choug 81 Co"
That tic general nature of the bust.
ness 10 lie transacted is the TAI ing,
planting and c'ltivating of rice in the
Island Of Oahu, Ike owning and operat.
inr Of rice cleaning mills on said Island
of oahu, and the buying and selling Of
all kinds of goods, wares and merchan-
disc in said Island OF Oahu.
That the principal place of business
of said firm is Honolulu, Island OF Oahu,
on Maunakea street.
That the names of all the general and
special partners are ~ follows:
A. II. Loo Ngawk, Hong Quon, Tong
Choug Soy and / Alai, who all reside
in Honolulu. Island OF Oahu, and Lum
Say Kau, who reside ut Kaalaea, District
Of KoolRupoko, land If Oahu are the
general partner; and Lum Chung Wa
and Tong Hung, who reside in Homo
lulu, IsEni Of oahu, and l.. Apana,
Tong Chang VA, Leong Nam and i.
Tuck Kong, who resi- ic nj Kong Shrong
Tu, District OF iIecug San, in the En-
| pire OF Chins, are HE special partners;
and that the aid A IL. Loo NgGwk,
Hong Quon, Tong Chong Soy and /,
| Alsi, have each contributed the sum of
| i've taoussnd do.llr, (5jOll) and the
said Ilum Say kna, has contributed the
sum of ilitCu thousand dollars l$l5-
! OoD) towards the capital ,tnck, and that
the said partUcrlip l. 20 commence on
the LIST day of January, a. ID. 1888, and
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Information has been received Mt
Sydney that the British India Nayi-
cation Company's steamer Bondarra
was caught in Il terrible cyclone OFF
Madras. She had 600 coolies on
board, and the sufferings of these
who had to battened down, WAS in
tense. Five were killed outright
and fourteen fearfully injured. The
vessel had narrow escape from
laundering.
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RAIL. MATTERS.

The Post Office despatched by
the Alameda January 18th, 4,215
letters and 1,lS7 packages of
papers; by the Australia this morn
ing 1851 letters and l,SGS pack
ages of papers. Total, 1866 let
tiers, 3,055 packages of papers.
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SUPREME COURT---IN CHAMBERS.
BEFORE PRESTON j.
MONDAY, Jan. Ia

Bankruptcy OF A. NJ. Hewett.
Claims are proved to the amount of
S., 362.22. Hon. w. G. Parke is
appointed assignee.
Bankruptcy of Quong Yuen Co.
Ordered that the assignee's sale of
property enumerated in their appli-
cation of January 10th be con-
firmed.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the damp wea-
ther last night the Hawaiian Band
gave concert at Emma Square
which was fairly well attended. Sew
eral pieces were re-demanded.
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Mr.. Theo. SEVERN has made some
very excellent photographs OF
groups OF the sailors and officers OF
the L. :. S. Alert. They are on eXhi-
btion at his studio, Fort street.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
BY j. i. MORGAN.

AT ~ O'Clock noon, the lease of
that piece or parcel of land occu-
pied by III. r. Macfarlane, as a por-
ton of the premises comprising his
residence at Waikiki.
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MIR 9. b. Reynolds, whe was re-
Gently appointed Superintendent OF
the leper settlement on Molokai, has
gone back to his old position as
agent for the Board Of Health.
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The death is announced of Gen
eral Morant, who took an active
part in the war against the natives
in the early days of New Zealand.
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Work will be commenced some
time next week on the road from
Kanoiliili to Kapiolani Park, for
which an appropriation OF $4,000
was passed by the last Legislature.
The work will be pushed right
through,
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phSSEnEERS.

For San Francisco per S S Australia,
Jan 15th-S Coin, Mrs i smith, a
Haas, Mrs n p jacobson, NJ Phillips jr,
j Il Watcrhouse and wife,sA J. Louis
son, Henry Watcrhouse and wife,
j Lyman and wife, DR. Brodic and wife,
II L Lewis. Storage: Il McGeency, I
FARRELL, + Stewart, Mrs Murray and >
children, j Frazer. = w Fowler, j Mo-
raghn, q w Burgess.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Excelsior Lodge No. l, l. O. o.
f. 1880.
Band concert at Thomas Square
at Z 80.
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POLICE COURT.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE FOSTER.
MONDAY. January Nth.

MONDAY, January Nth.
All Sing was found guilty of VIC
lating Chapter 80 laws of 1886, by
working on furnace on Sunday,
and fined 81 with $3.50 costs.
Eight DRINKS had to pay the usual
amount.
TUESDAY, January 18th.
Kia, T. Mulligan and w. McLaney,
each forfeited bail of So for drunk
enness.
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MARRIED.,

SMITH-LINDSAY-At ST. Andrews
Cathedral, Jan. 18th, by Rov. Alex.
Macintosh, Mr.. Thomus Smith to
Miss Maggie Lindsay, daughter of
Mr.. Thos. Lindsay.
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DIR. NJ. e. Grossman, the dentist,
will close his Office February Sth, land
on the day following take his de-
parturc for the Coast to be absent
until October.
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LAST evening, Rev. Alex. and Mrs.
Macintosh entertained at dinner,
Capt and Mrs. Dcwar and Mr..
Stevenson OF the British yacht
Nvan2a
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Notices under this head are charged 10 cents
-per line for the FIRST Insertion, and cents per line
every additional Insertion.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-15

Quantities and Values of the Princi-
pal Domestic Exports, Hawaiian ISL
ands, for the Quarter ending Decem-
Der 81, 1888, by Customs Districts.
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BORN

ROSA-In this city, January 18th, to the
wife of Joseph Rosa, Il son.
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AT 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
the annual business meeting of the
Ladies Society of Central Union
church will be held in the church
parlors.
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NOTICE.

T BEG leave to inform my friends and
l. patients, that intend leaving The
Kingdom "n tie oh Eel ruary, TO be
abscn, until Ocitb Y, and thas | will
close my office On the Sth o: February.
NJ +. GRDSSMAN, Dentist.
IA I'm No. 9S Hotel st.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1889.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

Jan 10
Schr Ilaleakala for Pepeekeo
Stmr kinau for Hilo and way ports ut
, ppm
Stmr Likelikc for Maui and way ports
ut p m
Stmr Lehua for Hawaii at 3 p IN
S Australia for San Francisco at noon
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NOTICE.

A LII parties indebted to w. S. Luce
"a on the Goth day of Septembe Der last,
are requested 20 settle up their accounts
at once. w. s. LUCE.
BY his attorney.iD.fact, Frank Brown.
1l2tf
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A REWARD is offered for strayed
horse.
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DYAN'S BOAT BUILDING
III SHOP. Rear of Lucas Mill.
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A JAPANESE carpenter wants n
situation.
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MOONLIGHT CONCERT,

The Hawaiian Band will give q
public concert this evening at
Thomas Square commencing at
1880 O'Clock. Following is the pro-
gramme:-
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Mn. Justice Preston presides ut
Chambers this week.
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A CONVENIENT cottage on Emma
street is to let or for sale.
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Duly Acknowledged before Thos. w.
Hebron, Nelary Pubic, Island OF Oahu,
the 4th day of December, 1883.
l25 htoaw
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Mr.. j. +. Morgan will hold an as
signee's sale OF fine wines, spirits,
beers, etc, at the store OF W. $. Lace,
on Wednesday, the 23d inst.
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ANCHORS, chains, boats, rope and
rigging will be sold on Saturday by
Mr.. Morgan
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An important meeting of the build
ing committee of st. Andrews Ca
thedral was held last evening in the
Sunday school room.
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PART |.

March-Coronation ........ Mcyerbecr
Overture-Italian in Algier. Rossini
Chorus-Tannhause Wagner
Selection-Marthu. ............. Flotow
Kuu Lei. Pun Ohulu. Ia hiki no me au.
PART II.
"reminiscences of Verdi. ....... Godfrey
Fantasia-Forge in the Forest. Michaelis
Dance-The Aborigins.. ,....... There
WaltZ-Nianna Bon-bons. Strauss
hawaii Ponoi
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THE Intcr-island Steam Naviga-
ton Company will pay dividend OF
three dollars per share tomorrow.
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.
A REWARD is offered for a strayed
horse.
A JAPANESE carpenter wants n
situation.
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Mr.. Justice Preston presides at
Chambers this week.
4----------. .--...a---.
A CONVENIENT cottage on Emma
street is to let or for sale.
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ANCHORS, chains, boats, rope and
rigging will be sold on Saturday by
Mr.. Morgan.
THE mtcr-island Steam Naviga-
ton Company will pay dividend OF
three dollars per share tomorrow.
DIR. c. d. Wood will act for DIR.
John Brodc in all matters of bust
ness during the latters absence from
the Kingdom.
An important meeting of the build
ing committee of st. Andrews Ca
thcdral was held last evening in the
Sunday school room.
-
Mr.. j. +. Morgan will hold an as
signees sale OF fine wines, spirits,
beers, etc, at the store OF W. $. Lace,
on Wednesday, the 23d inst,
--------<9--
MEssRs. Hoilschlaeger & Co. have
Just received two more OF the cClc-
brated Westermayer pianos, SO well
known Tor their many qualities.
AT 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
the annual business meeting of the
Ladies Society of Central Union
church will be held in the church
parlors.
LAST evening, Rev. Alex. and Mrs.
Macintosh entertained at dinner,
Capt. and Mrs. Dcwar and Mr..
Stevenson of the British yacht
| Nyan2a.
DIR. NJ. e. Grossman, the dentist,
will close his Office February Sth,and
on the day following take his de-
parturc for the Coast to be absent
until October.
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DIR. c. d. Wood will act for DR..
John Brodic in all matters of bust
ness during the latters absence from
the Kingdom.
Connecticut western news., 1889-06-05
ASHLEY FALLS.

What has become of your A. F. correspondent Surely our quiet little village ought to be mentioned by some one each week.
 Rev G. Milton Gardner and wife, oi Boston, made flying visit at MT Henry Clark's last week, being called to New Lenox by tho death of MT Gardner's father. MT Gardner is making prepara. tions to sail for China sometime in August as missionary in the Foochow Mission. Mrs Gardner will accompany him.
 Mrs Mary Gorham, widow of the late Grove Gorham, former residents of this village, is making her annual visit among old friends here.
 Next Sunday will be observed as "Children's day" Services in the morning for the children, and singing by the Sunday school. In the evening 8 concert will be given by the choir and Sunday school.
 Relatives from Illinois are visiting at MT A. R. Hurlburt's.
 Ladies Aid meets this Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs Wm. H. Dunbar.
Connecticut western news., 1889-06-05
4 REMARKABLE ADVENTURE.

A CHILD LOST UPON THE MOUNTAIN AND
 NOT FOUND UNTIL AFTER A SEARCH OF
 THREE DAYS.
 Last Thursday morning little French child, by the name of Bohnatelle, about three years of age, wandered from home. The family live in coal bush upon the side of the mountain above the north pond on Mt Riga, and are nearly surrounded by woods. Search but no trace of him could be found, excepting footprints in a sandy place about one and one-half miles from home. At an early hour Friday morn 1sg the fatnrr r ben a6ot to this o 9ag joined in the search that day. In spite of the pouring rain on Saturday the search was continued by 100 or more men, but with no better success than on the preceding days. Sunday morn ing men from nearly every part of the town joined in the search, 300 or more, hoping to find the body of the child, but few daring to hope that the child was still alive. Much to the surprise and joy of all the little fellow was found early in the afternoon, near the base of Bear Mountain, between two and three miles from home.
 The news flew rapidly to every part of the mountain. Word was sent at once to the mother, who was nearly wild with joy when the child was restored to her. When found he showed signs of exhaustion, but soon revived and began to talk before he reached home. Soon after he was taken into the house he asked for food. He had nothing upon his head or feet and was very thinly clad when he wandered from home.
 Dr Burtch was summoned at once and last rep orts were that the child was in a fair way to recover.
Connecticut western news., 1889-06-05
TRACK TALK.

The consolidation of the five compa- nies in the Poughkeepsie bridge system has been effected The name of the new corporation is the Central New England and Western railroad and it takes in the Hudson Connecting railroad, the Pough- keepsie Bridge company, the Pough- keepsie and Connecticut railroad, the Hartford and Connecticut Western and the Springfield and Connecticut rail road. An issue of $2.5OO,OOO 5O-year 6 per cent bonds will be made, covering the entire property. For these bonds the company will receive bonds which are lien on separate portions of this property. These are $500, 900 Hudson Connecting railroad, $800,O00 P. X O.. railroad, $500, ,OO0 H. & c. w. railroad. In this way multiplicity of issues will be avoided and the accounts will be sim plifed. John s. Wilson is president of the consolidated company, as he was of the separate corporations - Hartford Post
Connecticut western news., 1889-06-05
KENT.

Dr W. M. Barnum has accepted a position as surgeon with the Nicaragua Canal Co.,, and on May 25th, to the regret of friends here, he sailed in the steamship Alvena, for Greytown, Nicara- qua, with 8 company going there for the purpose of constructing canal.
 Mrs John Hopson attends the meet ing at Saratoga this week.
 Mrs Wallace Wadhams, of Goshen, visited Mrs Moses Smith last week.
 Agent Smith attended the funeral of Engineer Look on Sunday last.
 Rev Hoyt, of Newtown, supplied the pulpit at the Cong. church on Sunday.
 Mrs Rowland, widow of the late Merwin Rowland, died on Saturday, June 1st. The funeral was attended at her late home. North Kent, June 3d. Her age was about eighty-four.
Connecticut western news., 1889-06-05
THE NEW PROCESS
FOR LIME BURNING.

|
 Messrs J. s. Adam S Co.,, as men, toned in the last issue of THE NEWS, have adopted the Druecker system of burning lime with crude petroleum. This system consists of boiler and one burner. the boiler furnishing the steam for the burner. The boiler IS placed in an arch corresponding to an oven of 8 wood burning kiln. It is four feet long, four feet high with arched top, and three feet wide. It is made of Gunita fanged steel of 6O,OOO pounds tensile strength. Heads of boiler 5-16 inch, and shell inch in thickness, with 80 stay bolts and two hand-hole plates. This style of boiler is made by H. Optenberg X Co.,, of New Holsteln, | Wisconsin.
 The burner is made of malleable iron and is set within the arch of the boiler. It is four feet in length, and about four inches in diameter. It consists of central air-tube surrounded by tube one inch in diameter supplying the oil, which in turn is surrounded by 8 It inch pipe carrying the steam. This steam pipe is also surrounded by an air jacket or shell. In other words. the burner consists of four pipes, one with in another. The valves are all on the inside and are regulated by one valve on the outer end of the burner. The burner is easily taken apart being very simple in construction. The oil in passing through the burner, being sub- jected to the heat of the steam, enters the kiln in the form of vapor, at temperature of 360 degrees, which ignited produces 8 flame having the character of wood fire but with greater intensity. The outside jacket of the burner can be moved forward or backward to regulate the flame.
 The boiler is run at pressure of 60 pounds. The surplus steam is carried over into the boiler used for hoisting and drilling purposes. By the Druecker system one boiler and one burner are sufficient for kiln, whereas in other systems of oil burning tried here four burners and separate boiler have been required. The Druecker system also dispenses with two men. Another and very great economic feature of the Druecker system is this, viz: the boiler requires no fuel because it is heated by the radiation of the kiln. By this pro- cess the quality of the lime produced has also been greatly improved.
 J. Druecker Bros, of Chicago, the inventors and patentees of this process, guarantee production of 20, 900 pounds of lime each A hours with consump- tion of APO gallons of oil. Their bur ners are now in use in 75 lime-kilns of which we mention the following Rockford, H., Quincy, Ill.,, Dubuque, Ia., Wilton, Ia., Cape Girardeau, Mo-, Falling Springs, Mo-, Glenco, Mo, Mayville, Wis, Sodus Centre, N. Y., and at Druecker, Wis.
 MT Joseph Druecker and his assistant, MT H. J. Wolfaul, are now at Smiths Basin, N. Y., where they are equipping the kilns of the Keenan Lime Go. with this process.
 During the past year Messrs J. s. Adam & Co.,, have tried in their kiln the Empire Hydro Carbon Co.'S burners, the Philadelphia compressed air system and the Reed burner, besides more than dozen different attachments and appli- apceS