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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-17
Don,, Ls. the Opportunity SIP ~.

Buy only the best Of trees and those
which have become acclimated here.
Trees sold by dealers from abroad seldom
live when transplanted in q section where
all the atmospheric conditions and the soil
are dissimilar. Z. r. Leaning has tens Of
thousands Of ornamental. shade and fruit
trees Of the most approved varieties and
as they are propagated and grown here,
they can be depended upon for standing
transplanting. Now is the time to i'm
prove your holdings. Mr.. Leaning has
the City Nursery, which is located Just
north Of the town, and it would pay any
one to visit it.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-17

LAND OFFICE AT NORTH YAKIMA, W. TIL
October II, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice OF his in
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim, aud that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver Of the U. 8. Land OF.
fee at North Yakima,W. T., on Nov. %. 1859, viz:
MAJOR D. MORRISON,
SWl< and M SCI Of Sec. n, TIP. Is, N. r. Is X
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, Wig: w z. Capp,, jas; u. stout, John
W.T.. IRA N. KRUTZ,
ol7-n2l Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-17
Report of the Condition

Of the First National Bank Of North YAK
lima, in the Territory Of Washington, at
the close Of business, Sept. 50, 1889:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-17

Il buy my underwear direct from the
factories, and am now offering it at prices
which were never before heard Of in
North Yakima. Call and examine goods
and prices, and see for yourself.
MYRON II. ELLIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
ANN AI.MSHOHSE.

Tue city amshouse is under the control OF
the Committee ~ the City Council for the
Relief OF the Poor viz, Evan Snesd sub
chsirmanL A. J. Brown, Henry Bodeker,
W. II. Curtis, j. L. Wingheld. aud NJ. j.
hussOn.
The officers OF the constitution are: Richard
W. Carter. superintendent; John L. Wom-
bic, first assistant superintendent; Charles p.
Bigger, second assistant superintendent; NJ.
f.. James. NJ. D., physician; Mary 5. Apper-
son, matrop.
Number Of inmates admitted, discharged,
and died at almshouse from January |, 1883,
to December &c. 1885:
Whiies.-Admitted Males. ISL; ie males,
IS; children, 26-total, 202. Discharged !:
Males, 1855; females. 79 children, p total,
25S. Died: Males, IS; females, o; chill
dren. S.-tOtal, Al.
C0l0red. Admitted; Males, 1911; females.
1l7; children, 5S-totsi, 396. Discharged :
Males, 49,; females, l04; children, 42-total,
2sS. Died Males, 81; females, 40; chill
dren. l2-totsl, Il2.
Total number remaining az same date
White males, 81; white females. i3; white
children, l4-tota. los. Colored males, II;
eolored females, %; cOlored children, Is
total, l+2.
Orauu TOTAL EOU-utiuB lOra tuAu a. t"t
same date last year.
During the year two white and two c0lored
children have been adopted, and three coll
ored children placed In orphan asyiums.
DsDartnent OF 0ut-DOOr Poor
This department, also under the control OF
the Committee OF the city Council for the
Relief OF the Poor. has furnished relief 10
outdoor poor iiom January 1. 1855, 70 Decem-
Der %. 1883. as follows:
RQii0nS. Corn meal furnished, D, 400 BUSH
els, 40 pounds; coru meal furnished last
wear. 1855 bushels, 80 pounds; increase over
last year, sS4 bushels, 10 pounds.
fGei.- " God furnished, AIS cords; WOOD
furnished lastyesr, 4l4s cords; increase over
lasf wear. "a cords: coke furnished. SO
bushels; cOse furnished last year, 4,j521
bushels; decrease from last year. S'4SO3
bushels.
Medicines. Prescriptions furnished from
city dispenssrles exclusive 0; Aedicas Col
legel. 3,stT; prescriptions furnished last
year, 2,O85; increase OYER last year, SlS
CafinS. Number furnished, 49, number
furnished last year. 1853; increase over last
B,,riqis.-Number furnished, 224; num-
ber furnished last yosr, 2s2; decrease IRON
last year. 3. -
Afabu}a,,ce. Number OF signals answered,
ESQ; plumber OF signals answered previous
year. 500: increase over Iasl year, ~.
Oi the ESQ am0nlaace cases Isl were
whites and s04 were cclored.
Drs. II. ;. Fleisher and j. Wilton Hope
are the surgeons In charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
JEwfsu ORDERS.


Rmmon lodee, $50. fs. or.fnls.l l..i,
mcois every trl ~wftf 10 LI.u I'au.
Membership, lll Abraham lDf. rlt.I-
dent: Joseph ~frH-r. t'.ru-..'i Hii
Julnc. Uullcr, s.crr.uft iu'HH .iNuf.
huancni s,crcurF; Henry -. III.., n'l.
.urcr: s. T.. tlmgn. Ha.d.ut il.,.
guard an William Ln,cusi..I, A.. L.tf. Do.
Hrxter. 81. 5. Bloch. ali l...p l J.. l.t.,
trustees.
Reprcsentluycs 20 ttr Cn.l lodge.
Julus -taus, Joseph J.. l.l, ui ii..y
=. llmzer
B.upmu Lodge. $50. l0. u.e.. % central
HaIi the second aud ioulta sunday ai =.
81. Cherries GoldeuUert. PRESIDENT; J.
H,r,hherg. yice-pr'-ident; %. Meyer. trea-
suror; Juuu, Ec,T sccf,Hy. )itmnrf-
ship, S.
Paradise Lodsc. NO. 2e3. meets the do,t
suDdlv a. knights Or Honor NH. lm1p
Botiigaelmer. president; l-alc ii'l1' seere-
tlry; \. Cobtn. treasurer. Irn.tee.i J. 4.
Ezekiel. j. Irr T. l.. Nn.uDlrs, samuel
lendheini, Samuel Bi,hrteb.
REPRESENTATIVE o. noe Grand Lodge j.
Lewit, d. a. Hnrshbtr,, aud f.. Bothghei-
mcr. Membership. q.
Auxiliary Association Orphln Asylum,
ID. @ h., No. :. I. .. ~. y. julius slraus,
president; lsaac Held, secretary.
Independent order free SOnB Ofgsraei
Friendship Lodge. 40. A.. II. r.. illfsh-
berg, president; saio Gaie.ki, Yice'preai-
dent; William Flegeuhomer, secfet.ryj
julius krihcr, treasurer; Isaac Miohscl,
tiler; Philip Ileilstern, Emil sal0monskY,
and Philip llFshberg, trustees. Meets the
6rst ana third sunday In the month ~ Cen
tral llhl, Fifth street between Broad aud
Marshall.
order Eeshsr shsI BasssL
Hlllel Lodge, 40. OF. meets Al central Hall
fourth SUNDAY. Abrsm Levy. president; r.
Hlrshberk, YIce-prcsldcnt; William L0yen-
stein, secretary; Julius stTaus, assistant SCI
cfetary H.. A. Ezekiel. treasurer; Mark
Cohen. inside guardian; \. ;. Muller, outside
guardian; Ph. lisilstern, past president; J..
j. levy. A. Gunst, y. Ezekiel. trusioesi y.
Ezekiel, 4. Gunst, q. samuels, representa-
tiYes to Grand Lodge. Membership, 90.
Fr@e sons OF I.rAeL
Solomon Lodge. M. IS : Julius Bear,
president; A. liirsbberg. vice presidents N.
l.. BlOcs. secretary; y. Binswgngcf i7eru-
rel. Meets second and fourth Wednesday a
Central Hall. Membership, -.
Friendship Lodge, No. AZ: II. 4. Iiph-
berg. president; william flegeDbeimor, So
cretary; julius Kraker, treasurer. Meets
first and third sunday al Central Hal. Mem
borsbip, 81.
Jewish Benevolent Societies.
IadieY Hebrew Benevolent Association.
Mrs. Thalhimer, president; William LOTen-
stein, secretary. Membership, %.
The Jeiierson Literary aud social Circle:
President, Leroy Hutzier; Vice President,
H. :. Blnswanger; Secretary, joseph l..
Levy; Treasurer, Charles lIutzler; Librarian
Nj. 5. Block. Library COMMITTEE; Cnarie,
Huizier, Leon Wallefslen, and Or. IL. IL
Levy. Entertainment Committees j. A.
Hirshbtrg, 81. II. Asher, IL. :. Blnssangsr,
Henry s. Lulzler, II. r. Ezekiel, Joseph l..
Levy, aud :. ). Whitlock. Membership,
lO3. Volumes In library. 1.2j0. Meets nrsI
sunday In every month at Ellelrs Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Hoods SarsapaYilia

Is the hest blood purifier before the pubic. 10
graduates every inpEuty, and cures serofuiA.
Salt Khsam. Bolls, Pimples. all Haniors, Dys-
pspsia, Blnoasness. Sick Headache. iEdge'tion,
General Debility. catsrEb. khsanaaiisro, hIdnsy
sad Ll.m Complaints. overcomes thai tired fesi-
ink creates An Appetite aud bailds ep tbs systeEa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

General Lew Wallace Is said to have re-
ce,yeh s60,0 900 10 royalties from bis " ben
Hur.r Hs aFsir Gsd" has also nesled nIm
handsomoly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Is peculiar medieipe. Il Is carefully prepared
from sArsap4FiiiA. DAnaeljon. Mandrake. Deck.
F1psissews, Juniper Berries. and other ~sii-
known aud valuable vegetable remedies, By
peculiar combination. proporsloa and process,
giving 10 Hoods SanaPrllia cu7asivo possr not
possessed b. other medicines. II elects remark.
able eures where othsr yfepaIatlors fail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Hoods SaYsaparlIla

Has net peculiar and unparalleled nseets. az
hone. Such has become - popularity IN Lowell.
Mass. where Il IL asde. that whole nslEaeof-
hoods are taking Il a tho ssme tine. Lowell
druggists sell more Of Hoods ssrssfsfla Tan
Of all other sassApaniias or bseod parfseis.
SOFA BY druggists. o. sIxfor 8. Prepared only ~
G. I. HOOD a CO, Apotheesriss. Loweh. Ma
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Ladiea' Beneyolena society.

Mrs. Clement Brooks, president; Mrs.
Waiter Grant, yiee-pfesident; Mrs. William
Dadron, treasurer; Ms. Henry Scott. seere-
taFy; Mrs. h. Jones. distributor; Mrs. X.
Fitzpatrick. assistant distributor. Organized
October, 1879. Meets In the chapel Of tho
Cathedral, after high mass, on the first Sun.
day IN each monii, Forty members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
The magdaiene AsyiUM. or Spring
street. Home,

ia an Institution organized fourteen years
aco Tor the reformation OF unfortunate
women Hundreds haze here been shell
tered and cured Of diseases and put IN posi-
lions. More than twenty have while Ia the
Home. or on leaving 1t, been married, aud
many OF these are doing we'll. some nave
died In the faith OF the Gospel after leading
useful aud exemplary lives.
The Home Is delightfully."- situated 10 NE
western part OF the city, east of hollywood
aud has ample grospds for exercise ana re-
creation. TIE Home Is strictly private; 10
one is allowed 10 enter without a permit
Some OF the most cultured ladies' OF Tue Guy
compose the Board OF Managers Snu take
great Interest 10 the work.
IA intelligent aud piOus matron insuucts
the girls in sewing snG homework, aud, i
need be, in reading.
Subscriptions ip money or goods OF any
kind will be thankfully received, both from
town and country. In case OF contributions
from distance, the society viii pay All
charges. II taxes about $1,000 TO pay all
expenses. We own the Home, ana there
fore pay no rent or taxes. The admInistra'
ton OF the Affairs Of the Home are upon TOE
most economical basis, and the superntend-
ent model Of patience aud kindness.
The officers Of the society for tue past
wear: W. W. Parker. NJ. D., president; DIR.
j. Hall Moore, secretary; MT Thomas
potts. treasurer. Officers OF Lady Man.
agers-Mrs. B. G. Gray, president; Mrs.
samuel Price, secretsryi Mrs. A. Y. Stokes,
treasurer.
About 800 girls have been cared for 10 the
Home since Il was opened. Quite number
81 them The board hear from frequently. and
are perfectly satisfied Of their thorough TO
formation. The drst girl who entered The
Home has been for fourteen year, . hard
working aud faithful wife. and has all this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Cathoiie BeueilcIAI society.

Very Rev. A. Van de Vyyer, spiritual d.
rector; John NJ. Higgins, president; VIII
liam Dafron, ce.president; Thomas Byrne,
financial secretary; ID. J. Costello, assist
ant financial secretary; Joseph W. Lsube, re-
cordlng secretary; 7. Fennessy, Jsnes
Golden. aud ". Rankin, trustees. Organized
March 7, 1871. One hundred members.
Meets first TUESDAY Of each month 10 Calhe-
drAl Hall at "A z. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
American Legion of Honor,


burg in July, 1889. NJ. +. Hudnsll, Rich
mOnd, grand commander; Lewis Clinton
Davis. Richmond, grand secretary; Il. g..
Staples, Portsmouth, grand ireasureri Judge
J. b. McCabe, Leesburg, supreme represen'
tatiYe.
Old Dominion Council. No $40. meets Sc
cond and fourth Fridays IN Thon's Hall,
corner seventeenth and Msin streets. {. L.
Fitzwilson, commander; julius Bear, secre'
tary
Napoleon Council. No. All, meets first and
third tuesdays IN Elletts Hall, corner Fifth
aud Marshall streets. A. ;. Bacon, con-
sander; c. +. Hudnail, secretary.
Lafayette Council. No. go. meets first aud
third TUESDAYS in Tholps Hall. corner Broad
and Muni0rd streets. +. T.. Iholl, COM
msnder; MIllard {. Robertson, secretary.
Colonial Council, No. 78j, meets second
and fourth Thursdays 10 Elett's Hall, cor
ner Fitn and Marshall streets X. NJ.
Jones, commander; l.. G. Davis, secretary.
Virgins Council, No. 954, meets second
aud fourth Fridays IN POwDatan Hal, NO.
SO Louisiana street Robert johnson, CON-
mander; Myer Angle, secretary.
stuart Council, No. 1872, meets second
aud fourth Mondays in Corcoran Hall, north
rwPnty-ffth street. :. w. Waymaek, CON-
mander; Wliham X. R0ane, secretary.
There are also councils located IN Norfolk,
Petersburg, Lynchburg, Charlottesville.
GOgdonsvilIe. kempsvllle, Leesburg, Ports
mouth, Princess ALne Courthouse, suffolk,
Berkeley. CIV Point, Feniress, Winchester,
Smithfed, Manchester, stanton, Luray,
WallacetOn, aud West Point. comprising =
membership IN this state Of LOO. This
order pays = weekly benefit in case OF disa-
biiity from az to ESQ, VI addition 70 death
benefit from $500 to $4,000.
ssnprevea order of Red Men.
Great Council: w. 2. Rockecharlle,
Lynchburg, great sachem; Georgs W. Hall,
Petersburg, great chief OF records; George
". Toby, Manchester, great keeper OF
wampum.
Pocahoutas Tribe. No. IA, meets at Il. Z.
Lee Hail, ON Broad street, every Wednesday
evening.
Annawon Tribe, No. 80, meets Of Lsube's
Hall, First and Broad streets, every Monday
evening.
jamestown Tribe. No. IL. meets at odd
'Fellows' Hall every Tuesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Royal society OF Good Fellows.

Richmond Assembly,, NO, %, meets ~
Springfield Hall the dIst and third Friday
night in each month, with tue follov q
names A. officers for the ensuing year: Past
Ruler, George l.. Curris; Ruler, j. II. c.
Walker; Instructor, Flank A. Jones Coun-
ciilor, w. A. Creekmore; Secretary, G. w.
White; Flnaneisl Secretary, Robert S. An
derson; Treasurer. w. +. Farrnr. TIE
Royal Society OF Good Fellows are in live
condition, the assembly numbering eighty
four members and pays AZ the death OF
member from 81, 900 10 5000. The trustees
are Josesh ~. Carter. {. II. Hssker, and 4.
c. Garrison.
Irish National League OF Ameries.
Richard r. Beirne, state Executive FOR
virginia. william 0'Brien Branch, $40,
Irish National League Of America, organ
lied December 4, 1887. OficeFs; william
paffron, president; Fgsnk j. Reilly, VIII
liam Rankin. and N. J, smith, vice-presi-
dents; A. W. Rosene, secretary; James
A. HeAly, financial secretary; Edward p.
Murray, treasurer, aud Thomas Fox, ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Mrs. J. +. Hceke, president; Ms. Bertsrd
Wutksmp. vice.president, Mrs. William
Tremcr. secretary, Mrs. Bernard Remke.
vice-rresidcnt; Rev. T.. Wihh,ld. spiritual
director. Membership, 100 N,e me fourth
sunday IN every month after 'ceprn, iu the
church. unless for business meetIngs, which
are held Ia the hall OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
at. Bendictus society.
(St. Mary's Church.)

This il sacred order, aud meets the third
Monday Of every mouth.
Officers: Alois Fox. president; Louis A.
Fox, yice.pTeHdent; Henry Iorbcrs. secre-
tary; Louis Reidelback, assistant secretary;
Joseph uepport, treasurer; Joseph >c1ottle,
sergeaut,aharms: James L. Lewis, Ihco.
Keller, and Lewis Goldoack. executive com-
mitee. Membership. 32 0nance, Si00
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Carhedrai E:uIIalue AssoeIatIen.

Right Rev. John J. Kean. president;
Norman V Randolph, first yice-presideat;
Philip 0Sell, second viee-prsadent; Jo-
sepb Heeke, third vice president; Joseph
W. Lauoe. secretary John Pope, treasurer.
Board OF Directors: Rev. A. Van De Yyver,
John Pnrcell, DF. John Mahones, Alexander
HlerhoIzsr, james MeKenney, William Ran
kin. William Dsnron. John 81. Higgics, TX.
G.. Forstmann, X. Il. Engiish, william ".
slmonS, 4. r. PerriieF. II. J. PsrateE, ]. N.
Huieher, WIllEssa J. Quislv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

This institution has a membership OF
s7,l9i, an incresse Of about 1900 during
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Virginia Lodge. No. 8, meets on first and
third Fridays in Elects Hall, corner Fifth
and Marshall streets. J. j. Davis, con-
mander; E. T. WalLhall. secretary, south
Nint1 street.
Anchor Lodge, No. s, meeiS"da second
and fourth Mondays IN ConcoFdla Halt, 402
east 8road street. William II. BarTstt, COM
mander; K. 5. Denny, secretary, 5OS north
Tenth street.
Richmond Lodge No. 10, meets on first
ana third Fridays Ia Llube's Hall. corner
First aud Broad streets. J. II. Wayne, com
mandeF; r. W. jenkins, secretary, south
Fourth street.
Jefferson Lodge. No. ~, meets on Grst and
third Thursdays IN Odd.FelloWs' Hal, cor
ner Mayo aud Franklin streets. T. X. Chap
man. commander; c. Nj. Bosher. secretary,
sol west Clay street.
Old D0minon Lodge, No. q, meets on the
secoud and Fourth Thursdays in Laube's
Hall, corner First aud Broad streets. Thomas
j. Dance, commander; Thomas j. BoWles,
secretary, New reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
~ Paui's Cnure'' Home

Orphan asylum. Average number Of chill
dren, 80; with ! matrou and assistant ma
irons. In very prosperous condition.
Mrs. Mnnigerode is president Of the Board
cf Manager. Mrs. v. Newton Is treasurer.
Nr, A. II. Reynolds Il secretary. An an
l.tN Co the present building IS In contempla-
.---.- 4 IL i LII I ll.-rllLrll..a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The lsdy r.snagers Of this Institution beng
called upon as usual At the close OF Toe year
10 render an account OF their stfwafdship'
lake great pleasure Ia furnishing 70 Ihe pup
Doe 8 statement 10 regard 10 the present cor.
onien o. the Retreat This noble WORK OF
cosriy IS SIN without endowment, but con.
nQues 70 receive aud care for numoer OF
patients throughout The year. Those anse 70
pay beard are charged IN proportion 70 tnelr
meaus, but maRy srs entirely free o. tsken
hy churches contributing Tegalsr quota;
Dafng the past yeag eepecaslg manY kine
Il,tds have been raised up who have con-
.'ouied according 70 taeir abiIity to"sfaN
,as sd'snesmsat o. this work. ana greatly
encouraged the hearts 0i those who lapor un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Catholic Total Absstnenee socsesys
NO A. Of Hiehm ana. Va.

This society was organized on the 10th 81
December, 1881. Tbs following are the OFF,
GERS; James A. Hesly, prssideut; =. J. SUI
lIysn, yice-presideni; Thomas huldow1ey,
recording secretary; A. j. Guipellioo, fusn-
cial secretary and treasurer; Joha A. uesly,
marshal; Jeseph Melvin. sergeant-at-zrms;
X. Frey, librarian. Membership, ~. Meels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Revived February 23, 1870. Rev. y. pon'-
hoe. spiritual director; A. f.. Maumrer. pre-.
sideni; James Hayes. yice-pre.iden'; r. j.
Para.r, treasurer; T.. hecnsn, secretary.
Membership. - meets every sunday ait'r
high mass aud grants relief toaI regardless
OF creed or nat.0hautlc-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
Rust Of Mr.. Justice NrcCullr.

The bust Of Mr. Justice McCully, re-
Gently modelled by Mr.. Hutchinson Of
Honolulu, is now on view at the art
rooms OF Messrs. King Brothers. The
likeness is very striking, and the art dis
played in the general makeup is very
creditable to the modeller. Atfirst sight
the two neckties are a puzzle but, upon
closer inspection, the lower tie belongs
to the robe worn by His Honor upon
we were about to write, bust occasions
such occasions as suit the wearing of this
kind Of garment. His Honor may be
congratulated in the success of having
his likeness transferred to a more durable
form of clay than that of human tissue;
and all that now remains to be done is to
have a remodelling in marble or bronze.
This bust is well worth seeing as work of
art, and as a faithful likeness of popu.
lar Justice OF the Hawaiian Supreme
Court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
Preserved Bananas.

The Fiji Times, in referring to the cur
ing OF bananas for export, says: at
will be necessary Of course to hit the ex-
act stage of ripeness SO as to turn out a
preserve as much like the best dried figs
as possible, to dry them by duly gradu-
ated artificial heat, and to export first
rate article carefully put up in proper
packages. a very simple course OF ex-
pertinent will accurately determine all
these points"
FIJI has, for many years past, been a
large exporter of green bananas to Aus
tralia; but; as great loss is caused by de-
teriora.ion on the voyage, plan OF pre-
serving this fruit is now receiving
much attention in that group.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
Items from the Samoa Times.

The Samoa Times, single DENY
newspaper published at Apia, costs 20
cents each copy.
1t has leaked out that l.. D. Nathan &
Co. Of Auckland, n. H., own the avail
able land on Pago Page Harbor, by reg
ular deed of conveyance dated August
II, 1873. The American Government
have a grant or lease of the harbor, but
have never had nor claimed property in
the land.
Mataafa had q numerously attended
feast at Lelepa, near Apia, on June Sth,
to which all the white residents were in
vited. On this occasion Mataafa said he
offered peace to all, and wished that
Samoa might no more be disturbed by
war
H. BIN S. Rapid had returned to
Apia, with Sir JOHN b. Thurston, Gov
ernor Of FIJI on board. Sir Johns mis-
sion was to enquire into the grounds OF
complaint against H. De Coetlogon, H.
B. NJ s Consul.
The British ironclad Amphion was ex-
pected at Samoa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
THE AT.-HOME.
Bishop Willis and Mrs. Willis Enter
tain About Two Hundred Ladies
and GenrIernen At InIani CnIlare


Bishop Willis and Mrs. Willis Enter
tain About Two Hundred Ladies
and Gentlemen at IoIani College.
A very large number OF the friends of
His Lordship the Bishop of Honolulu
and Mrs. Willis, about 200 persons in
all, were present at the "at home" on
Tuesday afternoon at Iolani College.
Among those who paid their respects
were: H. R. H. Princess Liliuokalani,
Hon. j. o. Dominis, Princess Poomaike-
lani, Major J. H. and Mrs. Wodehouse,
Captain H. W. and Mrs. Mist, Rev. A.
and Mrs. Macintosh, Revs. G. Wallace
and H. H. Gowen, Rev. W. B. and Mrs.
Oleson, His Honor Chief Justice A. F.
and Mrs. Judd, His Honor Justice
S. B. Dole, His Excellency H. A.
P. Carter, Prof. w. T. Brigham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo Kim, their Ex-
cellencies iona. Austin and G. w.
Ashford and many others, also
several of the officers of the British
and Chilean war-vessels now in port.
The guests were received by His Lord
ship and Mrs. Willis in the main parlor,
and after interchanging greetings, they
were conducted either into the new
building or out on the grounds where ice
cream, coffee, cakes, and other delica-
cies were served by number of courte-
Gus young ladies. The afternoon was
spent by all in very enjoyable manner,
and the host and hostess were most in
defatigable in their attentions to render
the occasion very pleasant to everyone
present. The Royal Hawaiian Band |
was in attendance, and at intervals de- |
lighted everyone with its melodious
strains. As the shades of evening began |
to fall, one by one the guests began to |
dispense, expressing their happy expert |
ence of the very enjoyable afternoon
they had with their host and hostess.