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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-29
SHIPPING NOTES.

The tern he Al HOu has been lowered
from the Marine Railway.
The tern Sailor Boy Is now due at MANU-
kOna from san Francisco
The steamer Mokolu brought 80 sheep,
80 u which were from Lanai.
The American bark Newsboy, Captain
Johnson. sailed AprIl 2SJ for san Francis
CO with about l. 900 bags sugar.
The tern Dora Bluhm sailed from MANU-
k0uI, Hawaii, on Thursday. April 18th
with 97-5 bags sugar for san Francisco
The steamer Kiuau brought on Saturday.
1881 SKIS j--j rOusI sugar. 40 SKIS potatoes.
I3I hides sb ava I'D pigs ami 10 pkg sun
dries.
The American tern Queen sailed on
Saturday. April 9TH for Amoor River.
Siberia. with cargo Ia transit from san
Francisco
The barkeuriue John Smith sailed on
Saturday for kahU.ui. Maui To- load sugar
for san Francisco she was lowed out 0y
the steamer Iy8lauI.
The steamer Li5eiise arrived on Sunday
morning from Maui with 6f31 bags sugar,
40 hides go bags corn, 40 pigs. 1 canoe, ,
horses, and 20 packages sundrles.
The American briganriue Lgriine, Cap
tain VIM Matson, arrived at Hjlo. Hawaii,
April DIST, Ia days from san Francisco
with general cargo and Il mules. she VIII
leave again about May 4tn.
The American iron bark Annie Johnson
Captain Emerson, sailed April 9th for
san Francisco with 30 0-f bags sugar weigh
ing 36II.2.S pounds. She was towed out
by the tug Eieu- The shippers We're.
r ~chaefer & Co.. J-l5 bags sugar
Theo II Davies IL Coz 1880 bags sugar,
Castle ~ Cooke, 1897 bags sugar; & Brewer
ECoI3gI1 bags sugar. Total tonnage 1906
IONS. domestic value, Sls2 4o0.o4-
KAuuLUI SHIPPING NEWS.
The tern ! O Ford arrived here on Thurs
dav. ADri. 18th, l6 days from san Fran
cisco with miscellaneous merchandise.
The American bark Robert sudden was
lowed out on saturday, April 9th, hy the
steamer Likeike, with 1902 tons sugar and
several passengers for san Francisco.
The Oceanic Company brigautiue Con-
suelo. Captain J 7 Robertson, arrived here
last sunday. April DIST, "a days from san
Francisco with general cargo. she WI.
leave again next Friday.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
L duly appointed Administrator of the
estate Of Mrs. Mary A. Alexander late Of
WaiIuku. Maui, deceased. notice ia hereby
gwen 10 all persons 10 present their claims
against the estate Of said Mrs Mary a
Alexander, duly authenticated, 10 the
undersigned at the Haiku Sugar Co,
HamakuapOko, Maui, within six months
from the date hereof or they will be for
ever barred and al persons indebted 70
said estate are hereby requested to make
immediate payment.
II ?. BALDWIN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Mrs Mary
4. Alexander.
Harnakuapoko. April ~. 1890. 98-3t
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MAUI MENTION.

/ Private and Public PersonaIs-The Con
suelo seized for Concealed Opium
Teachers at Wailuku Station-A Sen
tence for Smuggling.
Quite number OF personal changes
/ have occurred on Maui lately.
Mr.. J. A. Palmer has lett Grove
/ Ranch, and taken the position of book
/ keeper at Huelo Mr. VIM. Fennel
I the book-keeper at Huelo, has taken
Mr.. Palmer's place as book-keeper al
/ Grove Ranch.
/ Mr.. StelIing has been obliged to give
up his place as book-keeper of Spreckelsi
Kahului store, on account of i'll health.
Mr.. Netlesen succeeds him, and Mr..
Everett OF Honolulu takes Mr.. Vetlesen's
desk. We welcome him to Maui.
The promotion of Mr. II. q. Tread
way to be assessor of Maui caused the
transfer OF Mr.. 5. F. Chillingworth, the
popular Makawao deputy sheriff, to Wal
luku. Mr.. LOrrin A. Andrews takes his
place at MakawaO.
Mrs. H. T. Baldwin leaves us next
Europe. Her husband, Hon. IL. 2. Bald
win will follow her a month later. They
viii swell our already large representa-
ton at the Paris Exposition.
a koua wind brought US a nice
shower on Friday last, but it stopped too
soon.
The teachers of Maui are assembled at
Wailuku drinking in the words OF Wis
dom Of the nSpector-General. They
grumbled good deal that the Board OF
Education shortened their vacation three
days. As a week is taken out of the
middle OF the vacation for the institute,
very little time is given them to recup-
crate. A big pedagOgue picnic is plan
ned for Wailuku valley next Saturday.
Mr.. James Cowan has been appointed
assistant manager OF Haiku Plantation,
a position which his long, faithful service
for the plantation amply warrants.
The seizure of another lot of opium
was made at Kahului last Tuesday on
the brigantine COnsuelO-sOme 800 tins. !
1t is rumored that Government officials |
are implicated, and that the game has |
been going on for years without deteC- /
ton. This lot was found in a secret !
compartment built in the vessel, and the !
esSel has been seized by the Govern /
nent. Ii our revenue officers are impli- !
:ated they should be punished, let the !
lightning strike where it will.
DR.. Lundy the dentist is spending
ew weeks in Makawao. He has plenty
If work and is improving in health.
Wednesday night, April oath, quite
leavy rain fell al over Maui center.
The native who brought the opium
-shOre at Kahului from the AHna, in the
ustOm house boat, was tried on Thurs
lay, and found guilty. Fine $500 with
TX months Imprisonment. Appeal
Loted.
Mr.. Ben. D. Baldwin has resigned his
'ositiOn at Hamakuapoko, and gone to
honolulu to reside. He will be vel
omed there with enthusiasm in base
all circles, and his unstrikable ''curves'
DON make themselves felt at Makiki
Mr.. H. B. Bailey has recently moved
ltO the DR.. Bull premises near the
curt House, now the property OF his
rOther, William II. Bailey. 1t is to
e hoped that the equilibrium of Maui
I'LL not be disturbed thereby, as John
.alama still resides mauka.
Hon. John Paris OF Hawaii has &C
opted the position Of manager Of Hale
kala Ranch.
The recent rains have made every
hing fresh and green.
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THE BARK JAMAICA.
Favorable Voyage Across Two Oceans
Glasgow to Honolulu.

Favorable Voyage Across Two Oceans
Glasgow to Honolulu.
The British iron bark Jamaica, 500
tons, Captain C. Siebert. arrived on
Saturday afternoon, April 9th, pa days
from Glasgow, and was anchored in the
stream. The following report o. the
passage Is furnished by Chief Officer @.
Knutch:
Sailed from Glasgow December oath !;
had fine nOrtherIy winds to latitude p
deg. y; thence had northeast trades
crossed the equator January Dist, in
longitude 30 deg. ", twenty-eight days
out. Got the southeast trade in latitude
, deg. :, and lost it again in I9 deg. :.
Arrived off Staten Island February 18th :;
passed of the meridian OF Cape Horn on
March 3rd, sixty-nine days out; six days
later in latitude 81 deg. ;, experienced
very heavy squalls and gales, lasting two
days i few days afterwards, another
gale set in but did not last very long
She was eighteen days from 30 deg. ;. TO
80 deg. 5 Took fresh southeast trades
IN latitude - deg. 5, which carried her
10 latitude , deg.N. Crossed the equator
IlA kfAtA AAttlF E-l4ltSrsAL I'd tt)r ia
longitude I27 deg. W, IO7 DAYS out.
Received the northeast trades in latitude
deg. y, and had pleasant weather to
port. Sighted Hawaii on 4 pril Both and
made Oahu on the morning Of the fol-
lowing day, on which she anchored in
Honolulu harbor at p. m.
The Jamaica brings I ,060 tons dead
weight general merchandise, including
several heavy pieces Of machinery.
Messrs. F. 4. Schaeier & Co. are her
agents. She viii De locked at the
Pacific Mail COmpany's wharf this
morning, and after unloading cargo Will
take in sugar for san Francisco.
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Public Concert.

The Band will play this evening at
Emma Square, commencing at 7 80
O'Clock. Following is the programme
/ March-Roval Marines, new. AmilIon
.. Overture-M asanielIo, new. 49,. Auber
3. ChOrus-Rienzi---... ....,........ Wagner
t. SelectiOn-u TrOyatOre ........-.-. Verdi
Like no a Like new. Moaula, Nua ka
PalaI (new.)
). SelectiOn-The Old Guard new
s. Waltz-Vienna Chronicle new Strauss
:. UardriIle-Tulipatan new .Ofenbach
2. MarCh-What the Waves are saying,
new ..-.---- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LusChwitz
Hawaii PouOi.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. l.
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY. April ~.
Haw. ok Andrew WEIGH, Marston, 50
DAYS from Newcastle.
Br ok Jamaica, Siebert, l24 days from
Glasgow
Stmr kinau, Lorenzeu, from Maui and
Hawaii
otmr kilauea HOu, Cameron. from Ha-
makua, Hawaii
Stmr Mokohi, McGregor, from Molokai
and Lanai.
SJmr lwalanI, Weir. from Hamakua.
otmr Waialeale, Campbell, from kuauea
and Hanalei
Schr LihOlihO from LahaIua.
SChr Layiuia from Kauai.
SUNDAY. April >.
Stmr Nikahala. Freeman, from Kauai.
otmr Likelike, Davies from MaU and
Hawaii.
SChr Hawailaui from KooIau.
Schr kauikeaOUL from kOhala.
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SUPREME COURT.

Close or the April Term-Criminai Cases
over TO July.
The April terms last session was held
on Saturday Notions for new trials
were refused in Joiiva Va Kau.ukor and
Colburn vs.. Gaylord, = ptious to the
decision being noted II ch case
r BLACKBURN ~ nifty TO fast
IN the Police Co 49, 20 with
J,aV mia DI#- rOt al
All All untrisloDs ~ 1ssI g1'-E sIEA IN on
tinued TO ....s3.usassSgerm Ihe@c~~-st al
journed S4HIe at - 30 pm.
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Notice Of Removal.

THE TEDEE-TGNED HAS RE-
i moved his Office from over Bishop Il
Co.'S Bank TO No. ~ KaahUmanU street, or
the office formerly occupied by r ION. n. 4 .
Widemanu. and will be- most happy ~ At.
tend To any business that may be entrusted
tD his cars" W 4. Pa EKE.
Honolulu. April , 1850 colin
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There was a fair attendance at the
mems temperance meeting in Brewers
block on Saturday evening. Mr. T. c.
Jones, Rev. II II. Gowen, Mr.. :. D
Fuller, Mr.. T. :. Southwick,
master mechanics from San Francisco
occupied the platform. One Of the latter
recited Roger and T. very effectively,
50 much so that an old man said he
could not stand more Of it, and created
some amusement by going out. Messrs.
Hart u Co. invited all the speakers over
to the Elite ICecream ParIors, and Mr.
Jones offered to treat those who intended
being speakers at the same place.
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S,mr Mokolil. McGregor, for Molokai
and Lanai. p m.
>umr kaIIa Underwood for Wuiauae
and WaialuI at 9 a IN.
Srmr A Cummus, Nelson, for Koo-
lau I'D a IN.
Stmr James Makee. Macaulav. for Ka-
paa, 5 @ IN.
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Cameron. for Ham
akud, 5 p. IN.
SChr Mary T. Foster for Wuimea.
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vessel. In Port from Foreign PORT.

Am Mis- p6t Morning Star, Garland. = :
Blk Annie Johnson. Emerson. Newcastle.
Ger bk O. Wilcox RaSCh. Bremen.
Am blk Newsboy j Ohn>ou. Newcastle
BStue John Smith. kustel, Newcastle.
Am bktue Discovery, Mcneil, =. +.
ri b VI : CormUrant. Nicolls Hawaii.
BS Olaf TrygvasOu Sleyer, Newcastle.
Bk W b Godfrey. DuDel. San Francisco.
BN Alex Mcneil, Frjis, san Francisco.
Bk James Chest0u, Plumb. Puget sound.
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CTTUATION ~ 4 PERSON OF con
> siderable experience On q plantation.
VIII accept n place either on Oahu or on
the other islands where a willing man can
make himself useful Address &. 2.
93-tf Advertiser Office
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET
l. ing OF the Pacific Hardware Co., Id,
will be held at their office on MONDAY,
April % 1889, at 10 o'clock a. m.
JAS. q. SPENCER,
Secretary.
April y, 1889. 95-td
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OBITUARY

Death Of Thomas Clarke. an Aged Resi-
dent or Many Years, at KnkuihaeIe.
Tt Is with feelings Of the deepest
regret that We announce the death Of
Thomas Clarke at Kukuihaele last ght.
He had lived at that place for the last
ten years as a faithful servant to the Pa
cifc Sugar Mil Company. The de-
ceased was a native Of Peterhead, Scot
land. and first came TO these Islands on
the wuaieship A,mjra, Captain a Os-
borne, and, with the exception of one
trip to Tahiti on the Flying Dart, has
been on the Islands ever since in vari-
Gus occupations, all Of which he filed TO
the entire satisfaction Of every one con
cerned. He died at the ripe old aye Of
seventv-siE years, respected and hon
ored by all who knew him. s. Drawer or
more honest man never lived.
An On ~HTTAFE.
FIonokaa. April rs, 1880.
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Rev. Fl. Isenberg, Lutheran min
lister, OF Lihue, Kauai held divine
service Yesterday at the house Of Mr.. II.
I Glade, where he baptized two in
fants, the sons OF that gentleman and of
Mr.. II W Schmidt There was i
large attendance
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tenders are called for poi ior the
Household Guards.
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a send.R

A correspondent writing from Homo
<aa. Hawaii. April 26th. says
"Our esteemed friend Mr. August
Girote Of Honoksa leaves 10y the steamer
IwaIani to-day on his way to Kauai
where he intends 70 take a partner for
life. Being personally acquainted with
the bride elect we can only say August
is a lucky man, and we join with orr
fellow townsmen In wishing the happy
couple a long and prosperous life
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Owing to w. Saylor's illness, Harry
Lunch Rooms viii be closed at 10 o'clock
every evening.
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Mr.. Taro Audo, Japanese Consul, has
returned to town from an extended Otti-
cial visit to Hawaii and Maui.
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Notice is given elsewhere OF the re-
mOyal Of the GAZETTE plant and office to
the ADVERTISER building.
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Mystic Lodge, K. OF P, display a
snowy ign at the door of Castle Hall, q"
KIM street
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A bark apparently coal laden ap-
preached the harbOr yesterday, but
toward evening stood of to sea again.
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\ cm Embellishments.
NOTICE.

As INTEND TO CLOSE OUT Ny
y business on April 18th. I give notice
that all watches and jeweIry. left over
three months for repairs, will be sold at
auction, if not claimed on that date All
outstanding accounts not paid on April
Goth Will be placed iD the hands Of a col
Iector. MAX ECKART.
70 I'D
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The restaurant established by Jun
Hee Is now run by the Tue FOng Co.
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Do not miss the table OF daily events at
the head of the editorial.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES W4O ARE INDEBTED
n 20 the firm of Egau & Co, IS and u
Fort Street, are requested to make an inn
mediate settl ement. Legal actions will be
taken on all accounts which remain unpaid
May J. 1899. 89-tf
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In the Police Court on Saturday. Peter
quinn, haaa, kalua and Obi Kula, were
deolted with So each for drunkenness.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
What's all this Excitement About.

What's all this Excitement About?
Why, Hart & Co. have removed their
Candy store into the Elite Ice Cream
Pariors,' and young and old are crOwding
their elegant parIors, 3t
Five Thousand Oranges
and twenty boxes delicious grapes just re-
cejved from Waialua. CALIFORSIA FRUIT
MARKET, King street.
waiaIua Oranges and Delicious Grapes,
a large quantity just received from the
above place. at the SAN FRANCIsCO Fruit
DEPOT, Fort street,
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. 1ehueLs are Ca-cu IOr POI IUT Jht
Household Guards.
Do not miss the table OF daily events at
the head of the editorial.
The restaurant established by Jun
Hee Is now run by the Tue EOng Co.
Mystic Lodge, X. Of P, display a
snowy sign at the door OF Castle Hall, -
/ KING street.
I Owing to w Saylor's illness. Harry's
Lunch Rooms viii be closed at 10 O'Clock
every evening.
Notice is given elsewhere OF the re-
( mOyal OF the GAZETTE plant and office to
the ADVERTISER building.
Mr.. Taro Audo, Japanese Consul. has
returned to town from an extended offi-
cial visit to Hawaii and Maui.
A bark apparently coal laden APP
preached the harbor Yesterday, but
toward evening stood off to sea again.
In the Police Court on Saturday. Peter
quinn, haaa, kalua and Obi Kula, were
deolt5d with So each for drunkenness.
The ROYAL Band promises no less than
SIX new instrumental pieces and three
new songs at the Emma Square concert
this evening.
The prisoner held for robbery of the
NaInaku safe near HilO escaped from
jai. at Hakalau, but was recaptured III
the cane fields.
Mr.. James T. Sherwood, who now
manages the Long Branch Baths, was
well parronized yesterday. The tobog-
gan slide into the water is proving an
attractive novelty.
Great bargains were obtained at the /.
sale OF Mr.. Eckart's stock by Mr. Nor /
gan on Saturday evening. A quantity /
OF the goods-ClOcks, watches and !
Iewelry-remainS unsOld.
The returned American tourists by the /
kiuau report the volcano as active and .
that they had an agreeable trip to and /
from It, going by way of keauhou and
returning by way Of Hilo.
Our Maui correspondent gives some
account OF the seizure OF the COnsuelO. Il /
was effected by Mr.. John Good, assist.
ant port surveyor of Honolulu. The
vessel will probably sail under bonds
with sugar for san Francisco.
Rev. Fl Isenberg, Lutheran min
ster, OF Lhue, Kauai, held divine
service yesterday at the house Of Mr.. II.
Glade, where he baptized two in
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Rooms to Let

o. AT NO. 4 GARDEN STREET,
Fiji Honolulu.
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. NJ 3. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
VI the bust ness of Dressmaking. Cutting and
Fitting. al her residence, NO % Berstania street
opposite the Hotel The patronage Of the ladies'
10 respectfully solicited Satisfaction guaran-
teed. S5tf I243Iy
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The ROYAL Band promises no less than
SIX new instrumental pieces and three
new songs at the Emma Square concert
this evening.
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Our Maui correspondent gives some
account Of the seizure Of the Consuelo. 1t
was effected by Mr.. John Good, assist.
ant port surveyor of Honolulu The
vessel will probably sail under bonds
with sugar for san Francisco.
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY HIS
W friends and the pEbIic generally that be
has purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage Shop
form erIy conducted By A. Morgan at Sos. 70 and
= King street where be is now prepared to do
all kinds Of Carriage Pal hitting and Trimming,
Carriage and Heavy wagon Work and General
BIacksmithinQ with proInptness and dispatch
Satisfaction guaranteed. I31-tf
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The prisoner held for robbery of the
Najnaku safe near Hilo escaped from
Jail At Hakalau, but was recaptured III
the cane fields.
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The returned American tourists by the
kiudu report the volcano as active and
that they had an agreeable trip to and
from it, going by way of keauhou and
returning by way of Hilo,
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Great bargains were obtained at the
sale OF Mr.. Eckart's stock by Mr.. Nor
gan on Saturday evening. A quantity
OF the goods-clocks, watches and
ewelry-remains unSOId.
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Mr.. James I. Sherwood, who now
manages the Long Branch Baths, was
well UatrOnized Yesterday. The to6og-
gan slide into the water is proving an
attractive novelty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-11
Mrs. Gaston,s Recognition.

One of the handsomest afternoon recep-
lions of the season was given yesterday by
Mrs. John NJ CASTOR and her trio of beauti-
full daughters at their home on North New
Jersey street. The reception was i'll honor
of their guest, Mrs. Roberts, of lexington;
Mrs. E. T. Gilliland of New York; Mrs
Louise Igoe Miller and Mrs. Jacob Miller,
of Canton, O. The hostess was as
sisted BY Mrs. G. "A 4; Wells, Mrs c. L H9l-
ledge, Miss Jessie Hughes, Miss Grace
Phillips, Miss Kate Alexander. Miss Lucy
ClaypOol and Miss Donna Gilliland, of
Adrian, Mich. The last four, with Misses
Olive and Amelia CASTOR, presided in the
parlOr where the lunch was served. The
house was exquisitely and profusely deco
rated with flowers their perfume COM
pletely filling the atmosphere with fra
GRANGE. Miliers orchestra, stationed in
the upper hall, disc0ursed sweet music dur
ing the entire hours of the reception.
Among the host of friends which Mrs.
CASTOR possesses, there were few to
send regrets for the entertainment
Butler, f. B. Martindale, w. H. Morrison,
Abby Cady, Anna Baggs, John Roberts,
Ada Barley, Jason Carey, Simeon Carey,
NJ. III. Spades. +. +. Hodges, Henry ID.
pierce, A b. M S1nnn TlftoP CSSmly j H.
8, Spann, A. b. Gates, v. I. Malott, solomon
Claypool, n. A. Hyde, James Bradshaw,
Hervey Bates jr., w. p. Fishback. Harry
Milligan, w. P. Kappes, Will Hughes,
William Latham, John r.. Elder,
Ovid Jameson, Harold Taylor, L. M. John
son, Henry Jameson Henry Latham, j. III.
Woodburn, Jenny Patterson. H. S. Hanckle,
T.. G. Atkins, Albert Gall Fred Rush, Sew
erin, Henry Wetzel, Henry Smith, Eckert,
Thomas Spann. Fanny Morrison, Sallie Va
jen, n. s. Byram, w. p. Bingham, Lewis
Jordan, Il. S. Ayres II. q. Byram, Charles
Wood, NJ. l.. Igoe, Joseph Beck, Jane Lee,
Victor Hendricks, u. j. Hammond, III. III.
Rowland, George West, Gordon Tanner,
NJ. j. Osgood, Lavalette Dickey, Davidson,
Henry C0burn, Harold Hibben, Harry
Gates, S. L. Bowen, Ralph Hill, o. III. Has
selman, John Holman. Katherine Billiard,
G; +. Adams, Misses Kelley, Alice Finch,
Florence Stewart, Florence Malott. F., .
man, Claypool Mary Claypool Louise
Hibben, Anna Sharpe, Julia Sharpe, Max
well. Barry Emma Ayres, Emily Uphold,
Emma Thompson. Gertrude Jordon, Mary
Morrison, Julia Brown. Anna Porter, Va
ien, Churchman, Mrs. w. A. Van Buren,,
Miss Elizabeth Dye, Kinder, and many
others.