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The national leader., 1889-02-02
Speech and Silence.

An old adage reads, speech is sill
yer: but Silence is golden!"
Like other general sayings, 1t is not
always applicable. There are times
when speech is golden, and silence is
shameful.
For instance when the vile tongue OF
SANDER assails the fair fame of friend,
to keep silent is base. When wrong or
injustice is being done to the helpless
and weak, to keep silence is cruel.
When scoffers sneer and skeptics laugh
at our faith, to keep silence is cowardly.
And yet there are times when silence
is golden.
When anger arises, and bitter word dis
rush from the overcharged heart to the
lips, then indeed should the golden
seal of silence be placed upon the ton.
que.
And ahl how golden is silence when
we are tempted to ridicule the unfortu-
natel-to be witty at the expense of q
friend,-or to be sarcastic in speaking
of the faults of those who err through
ignorance!
The national leader., 1889-02-02
The Bright side.

- many rest In the road of life
We only would stop to take it,
nu many tone from the better land
~ !tne querulous heart would wake 1t.
ne sunny soul that Is full of hope
Ahd whose beautiful trust ne'er faileth,
kIsNs Is green and the flowers are
though the wintry storm prevalent.
Des'eI 70 hope though the clouds hang low,
~ hu TO keep the eyes still lifted,
'ne sweet blue sky will soon peep
r, "hen the ominous clouds are rifted
was never night without day,
an evening without a morning,
she darkest hour, as the proverb goes,
IS the hour before the dawning.
mere Is many gem in the path of life
r. nicn We pass in our idle pleasure
Ina. is richer far than the jeweled crown,
" tue miser's boarded treasure.
- may De the love of little child,
mothers prayers to heaven.
OT only beggar's grateful thanks
ror cup of water given.
Detter 10 weave in the web of life
a bright and golden filling,
a TO do Gods will with a ready heart
-, a Anal hands that are swift and willing,
Ahan 10 snap the delicate, tender threads
vi our curious lives asunder,
And then blame heaven for the tangled
ends
And sit and grieve and wonder.
The national leader., 1889-02-02

and so has the father too. And ]
shall be honored, proud and honored,
ma'am, If you will accept me for a SON
in-law, and Faith for husband"
''Mrs. Mullagatawnyl" murmured
my mother. 81 never thought Faith
would have such queer name as that.
But, dear me" lin louder tone). sit
isn't hers yet, and perhaps never will
be-"
Don't say that" said Mr.. Multah-
ney, with emphasis, ''or I'll go and
drown myself"
The children set up howl, Robbie
hanging around nv neck, and Harry
and Lily clinging to their father. "OhI
oh! ohl our darling papa going to drown
himselfl Dear, dear, dear Miss Faith,
you won't let papa drown himself?"
Il WON'T" said I.
The national leader., 1889-02-02
The Authors Hardest Task.

Probably the mosC difficult task in
the construction of a story is the man.
agement of conversations, so that the
individuality of the dramatic person e
may not be hopelessly mixed. The
author must keep each character de-
finitely before his minds eye, so that
he may see it as distinctly as he would
an intimate friend embodied In the
flesh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
OHIO BRgVlTlEs.
clcvcland clty councIl bcllovea that lho

Cleveland city council believes that the
worlds fair should be held In Chicago
Matt Smith, u student NJ tho Oberlin
university, Is under arrest on the charge
Of grand larceny
Aaron Friedrich, ono Of tho Oldest
business men Of piqua, is dead Ilo
leaves ten children.
The Democratic students Of tho Ohio
Wosleyon university, NJ Delaware, have
organized Campbell club.
George Marshall pleaded guilty 10
horse stealing no Columbus and was
sentenced 10 six years In tho ponitentiary.
John s. Schulls wns arrested Tuesday
AZ Beaver Falls, Pa. FOR dcaerting from
the regular army NJ Columbus In Decom-
Der Of last year
Governor Foraker has accepted tho
resignation Of George Topp ae momber
Of the Cincinnati board OF public affairs.
His successor will probably not bo OPP
pointed until after tbo election.
Thi earnings Of tho Cleveland, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis road for
Tho first week OF October show m In.
crenso of ki0,O2l,78 ag compared. with
tnoso FOR the corresponding week OF last
year.
The biggest raid ever made on gainb-
lers IN Ohio was made 10 Cincinnati,
Monday night, Thousands In money, n
ailver-deallng box, two tables, n bushol
Of checks and markers and ten players
were tAkon 10 tho central station.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

CNuNNArl, oct, iG,-Thc first bust.
ness session OF the Brewers association
was opened nj 10 o'clock yesterday by an
address, In German, by tho president Of
tho association, Louis Rrisoh OF Chicago,
and was followed by the secretary Mr.
I'D. Wagner, Of Chicago, with the an
nual report, Treasurer John Jacob
Motzlor then presented his record for the
past year. Both reports showed tho ~.
iooiation In dWt.claga condition, and
were No once approved Various con'
mittoos were appointed, including that
ON nominations Of officers for tho onsu'
Ing year, which viii report to-day. Tho
exercises concluded by technical lec-
turo on improvements In the brewing IN
duatry by DIR, Schwartz, Of New York,
director Of the United Statoa Brewing
academy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

fi11hhuNu, oct lO,
BUTTER- Creamery, fancy brands VI ~
Gin, gso, Ohio do, sl71sBo, daily pnoked.
li0tpoi fancy rolls, lclssOoi good rolls li0lboi
NVffUfXtl OES. domestic, rose and Bqrbanku,
h6O0n por buahuli awcut potatoes, Baltimore,
sabl. Jersey, eiul.
POULTRY -Old chickens G1bi0c v pplr
spring chickens, 100 u pair, 1.-Two ducln, 700
ebO N pair dressed Ohlckcna, " n, laDlac,
ducks, lNbllo, gcunc, ndbllp
CnEESE-Nuw Ohio full cream, l0NOHci
now New York. l0lGQDlle Ohio hwoltzor, 100
lioi Wisconsin do, ilGlRoi wisconsin hm-
hcrFor Wblnc,
VEGElABLEs, ETC From ttoroi Cabbage,
barrels, SiRnbl.t0, OuCumhura, per luhhol, Sl,s1
66ib0, Tomatoes per huehql, bpdibW Qni0ns,
per barrel, sl,bhl7b colCry, sho 70 400,
FLOUR=FRnCy wlntOr patent, bhRStbtl,
spring patent si2hlhh0, fancy ntrnlght win.
tor, SAbDl6l,iM clear winior gi,f.ablNi NNN
hnkerh', siOOtDlga, extra family SA7bWi0li
family Sl,tOlol,7bi extra, S3lOWlsbi rye Hour
SlaGd1,
WnEAT-No, old, giQDsOoi No 9 rcd now,
RafLNlci No \ now rod, fb0f7O,
OATS-N0, white, @NHgJci extra No 2
white, Al6Ghalc No . white, .0oi ungradod, -
dDalc, according TO quality.
HAY Timothy choice, tl9Ol0lll per ton
No. /, gl2hONll01 No, 2 Sl0,0)Bll,Oi No,
foedlng s7uli6I. .i1, No, y tpaCklngl, sIHQDT50
loose on Tho wagon, tli,0EOl7,O1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
0nRONI0 DIREAAEA,

Tho Doctor treats no acute diseases, bat makes
~ entlre speciality, OF chronic and loga,slanalnH
pronounced lneufahle, he most desires 70 tee'
Dn, huhNER has treated over l2iOl case, w
Ohio in the last two years, many " when hAa
been giyen up as lNcuhAhlh, some 70 Do hlinui
others Deaf, aud Large Number 10 DO lnYslidn
for LIi6. Hat behold nov hey hee and Hear
and many arc on the lllgh Road 10 Health AMI
imprOyIng eYery day,
The Doctor u surrounded With tho largest col
faction of hne in6humentn ever Imported 70 this
county for eYanlnng AMI tre ting oil eAronlo
disea oi 6f tho Head, la'e, tyr, Far Ihpat
Heart, Lungf, ttOmaOh, Liver, kldpeydi bladder,
hkin, hin'n and NeVep, syHlomt vAnesth tun
Neuralgia, bteumatism, Drnnsg, uQut elee
lleidache, Debility, Depression Of HpIlta, Ola
ehsoi ot Children, Hereditary Dlteases, eier olep
DheassH, All surgical one ntOna performed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
DIsEAsEs On MOMAN,

Such as has bafIlod tho skin Of oil other physi'
clans and romedloI. Dr.. Burner quickly cares
Cancers. tumon. hbrold and polypold growtA'
cured without tho use Of tho knife or eau'tloi'
No cutting, no pain. no danger.
MANHOOD PERFECTLY RESTORED
Qaioh. painless and certain caro- for Impotence
Loot Manhood, spermatouhooa, Losses, Weak
moss and Nervous Debility, also for Protatltli'
yaricocolo aud all private diseased, whothor from
lmpruiont habits Of youth or sexual oscos'eu IN
mature years, or any cause that dobllitatos The
sexual functions, speedily aud pormantly cured
Consultation froo aud strictly confidential Abio'
luto ouroi guaranteed. No risk Incurred.
RrLrraY on Frs scientifically treated and
positively cured by neVerialng method,
FaEE EXAMINATION oF TuE UalSa,- Each person
npplylng for medical treatment should tond or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

bring 2 u iopnooa OF urine, which will too,i "
q careful chemical aud mlsroioopIoll cSamina
tion,
PEraoSs uMKlLLPuLLY treated by Ignorant
pto,ondrr who keen trlllng With them msnh
after month, llying poiionouS and Injurious com
pounds, should call aud 500 tho Doctor
wospRaFuL Cungl by our improved molh0d oil
treatment ACCOMPLISHED Ia Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline OF Manly Powers nnd Kindred
Affections, which h,yo been neglected or uniklll'
fully treated, No experiments or failures Pa
tonti treated bg mail and medicines aont BY OK
prsss. Personal consultation |, preferable We
guarantee curublo oasoi.
List OF questions FREQ,
Bg-Jasos and Correspondence Confidential,
Treatment sent y. o, d, 70 any part OF the United
States
Correspondence With inyallds solicited. Az
letters with stamps enclosed answered FREQ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

The attention Of our readers Is called
TO the very liberal offer made by Amer.
lean Housekeeping. Itis m nndiaputed
fact that Worth's French Tailor Sys-
tenn Of Dreas Cutting Is plain and the
book Of instruction 80 clear that any
child may understand how to cut and
nc garments perfectly. Ladies' who ap.
preciate neat fitting garments, and on.
Joy good reading should send 81 NJ
once FOR American Housekeeping for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
EXAMINATIONS FREE no ALL,

Wheneysr il Il known that DIR, BURNER u
stdppibg Al place, crowds gather TO consult hlm'
and ID n not II be wondered ~ when " u telntn
A onestion, but defofibgs tho liiiefepl diseases
beltof than tho tiek can themselves IL " Won
dtriul fif Tor any enc 10 pOtieaa, hAl Nv
HOlNEkB dlagh0slIo powers have oieAlps
wonder ihf0ughOut tho country go, a..
10 tho large hOfpltAli, and u noe Rnl meyer h,i
bean the pfafilOe OF country dqel0ri, Nlti ny
carefully notes the Ympioml " ths phuthli hui
afooftalhf tho condition Ot The lpienhl pigiha.
lnture reference. IN this way he Meoflalna lht
truo nature VI tho disease nud 10 cause, hnnN
Ina tho dfeafe hp knows ihg change u ~ dl'rl
In iha tIftuta, ana knoWinH the ohanne, 10 ehte-l
them with ipeoIho femedienhnd hlAeea lhe paw ~
on the hfh road ~ recovery, Nhtn tph petlNl
eonfult him he readily tel them whether no eAs
oura OF help lhtm, Or whether they Aip b'yoh'
hOpe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES,

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALI AGES.
by reason Of false modesty the youth OF our
land arc kopt 10 ignorance Of tho ruinoaa results
which certain solitary indlaorota practices pro-
duoo. These vice., when porsi tod 10, eventually
undermine tho constitution, Induce nervous do
bllit7 Aod premature decay. 0uanlo weaknosg,
nervous debility, premature d oino Of tho manly
powers, involuntary vital loaoa and llko ancc-
tionf, " ollly aud permanently cured by Dr.
Burner To those acquainted with tho Doctor Il
10 hardly necessary 10 say that ho has for many
yoan oni ycd tho atlnotion Of bolnE tho most
aueoefa!ui va celebrated specialist In tho World
for ih' irs 'weht ana euro OF these affections
which ari.u irou youthful indisorotlon and sol
tAry PRACTICES ana al may consult him with com
ple O confidence.
OF Al tho maladlos that at'lioi mankind thero IL
probably tono about which phy1lolans In general
practice know "A little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tho nannomlo Aaaoelation.

The Economic Association held their
weekly meeting IN tho Commercial
Hall last night A falrattendance was
had and Rev, MeQuoary delivered an
interesting address 10 the members,
A, 10, Knlfely followed Mr., McQueary
by u short speech, Several selections
were read by members present after
which the meeting adjourned 10 meet
again next Wednesday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
nnp ologHna AND grnn

form Combination That Causes home
Destruction In Mahoning Street
There came near being q serious
blaze In Mahoning street this morning
AZ 10 o'clock,
II was ut the residence OF
Councilman Mart Henry, Some
bed clothes had been hung
over chair before q lire, AT the hour
stated a member Of tho family entered
tho room and found tho clothing ablaae,
Water was brought and after hard
work the Are was extinguiehed, The
bed clothing, lounge and carpet were
ruined.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
IInnriln.. Work Of nobhera.

SPRiNdFiELp, o., Dot 10. Chris Hax,
q wcll-known shoe merchant, was going
home last night, whom no was gandbagged
and robbed Of his gold watch, VI In
money and other valuOblos, Tho thief
or thieves, not yet satisfied, placed him
In the depths Of unconaclouaness on the
Cleveland, Cincinnati and ST. Louis rail.
road truck 10 bo killed by train. He
lay thoro for Bom0 tlmo, and about II
o'clock was accidentally discovered by q
policeman. His face N hidoouely
bruised and swollon. There Ia no Glow
10 tho perpetrators OF the crime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
DELAY Is DANGEROUS.

Many diseases are 10 deceptive that hundreds
NJ pefa0nt have them before they even auaieoi T.
They know they afa not we'll, but arc peritoly
iu0FAnt Of tho deadly iHnFa which hfe fastening
upOn them, and must, sooner " lAlefy nefninly
destroy them, uulasq rescued BY hhkiuel hand,
Arc YOU anl oiodf Nour easo may now DO per.
feotly oufabo. but Remember every moment Of
neglect brings y0u nearer W ipeurahlu utagth,
whom poThapa tho most fklllful phytiolan oan
fendar you no naalaiAneH. Tho present u 0uTA
the IA ita my he 100 LATE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Nnw Ynrh rrodnee Erohanne.

Nw Y0nR, oct 10,
FLOUR Closed steady on moderate trad.
ing prices unchanged southern Hour olohod
steady and prloea unchanged,
RYE-Duli,
HANLEY-N Nominal.
BUTrEH- -Quletl eastern creamery &dsOo;
western do, Gsibsbc.
CilEEsE- Steady New York ohoddar, fao.
tory, l0lGilO14cl western fiat, pN0bl0o.
E00S- Steady fresh eastern ilrhih, RllR'ol
Canadian and western do, aieNelo.
AUOAR=Hhw dull, centrifugal, ~ degrees
test 04ol refined steady outloaf and crushed,
7Mci mould and gfAnulgtod, Decl euben,
800 powdered, slfei Columbia A, 7oi extra Q,
AH0toj yoll0wh, bpHlbAc,
tOfFEE-s Spot oargocb steady fair Rio,
iUtLa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A LIFE OF EXPERIRNoE.

The Doctor has had whole o Of study and experience In
ha profession and enjoys advantages which foil the lot o.
but tewi After attending hs Full Couraes In tho Medical
Colleges and graduating with the highest honora no was moi
content 10 stop thore but has since attended ohor CsRogc
and several times reviewed the whole proosson has asc
travelled extensively for the purpose Of improvement having
visited the best Medical Colleges, Hospitals, Depensaries
Eye Ear Lung and other ed al and Surgical Institutions on
both Contnents travelling thousands OF miles boh by lane
and sea- expcnding thousands OF dollars improving every
advantage within his nd and deyotng tho best years
Of his lie 10 become thoroughly familiar with his profession n
MI Ia branchea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
New York Money MARKET

NHw Youg, oct 10
Money CLOSED NJ 0 per cent? lowest rate, n
highest z -,
Exchange closed steady posted rates, SlGN
Gb4,Ni actual rates, elAlA0ti,@ for sixty
day BILLS ana tlA0lbl Bll for demand,
Government bonds closed atoadW currency
bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ fOllowal
Union frata, l,lh hldld0 sinking funds LltN
bid Uentralh. ii4 bid,
Atate bOndH CLOSED dull,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
LArFsT Discoveries AND IMpR0vEMENTs,

Dr. Burner Ia the only PhyacIan now - Ohio who has 70
ceivod Instructions In tho European Colleges In Analytical
and Mlcroscopcal Examinations OF the Blood, Urine etc.,
which are now considered ndlopcabe 10 correct diagnosis
I'm many diseases. Ho has also extensive supply OF t9
d1cult cases by modern meh la, embracing many Whch
aro but seldom found outside Of no larger oes There are
many dsoases which physcan In common practice do not
nsuly treat and arc therefore, seldom prepared with the
necessary and costly outfit 10 examine correctly or treat WIN
ucoes such cases. therefore, would do well To call ~ once
and learn their condition. and whether the doors o opa
are vet opon, or forever closed against them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Chicago Market.

CmCAdo, Oct, 10,
WHEAT Market dull, hut with an upward
tendency, closing N 20 10 higher,
CORN The market oAHod OF undor heavy
selling, but recovered and closed NJ yesterdays n
prices,
OATS Market easy and VI 20 20 lower.
PROVISION. The provision market was
narrow, dull and heavy, October pork ranged
from Sl0OO 10 elOah Other options sold within
Il narrow rangr Lard vas duh and q trine
lower, with short ribs u tribe higher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
ma Iupnoyrp MEruoph oV TREATMENT

IIIN INFNWVEN WHINVH' w I"''''''''''
Arc mild and pleafantl aWeo perfectly tlm NJ
most delicate Lazy gr Chlldl 40 po' lslgea ll'
p0ssible benefit ln tho fh0fteht porlblg iirtl
Pntenta can consult him Or communicate Win hlm
M often aa lhey choose, during tho whole ilnt
Iedulfod Tor Tho cure, Without ienHtd 70 Whtu
they may no, aud without extra oh irq' thus
rendeflng tho treatment aa successful nnd Fniia
factory a. though they were living next door W
an all other
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Enst Liberty Cattle Market

EAST ltilEftrr, PA, Oct, 10,
CATTLE Receipts, go hchdi Hhipmonta.
a0i head, market dullj primo, sl,bNl47O fair 10
good, 9i iDDhi1i common, t2bOdBUO; ut0ckore
aud feeders, ea.indaN.
HoGS-Rooolpta 200 hend, shipments s,g00
hehd, market irn, htat Workers. eAijlbl.b0,
oOmmnn and grnsHerH, A,0nibll0, medium and
phllpdolphlna, sib0Gt6l, hoNvlos, Al0dlb0,
BIEGI'- -Rrcciptn, ll00 hoad knlpmonta.
100 heud, market falT primo, SA0lilA7bi fair
70 good, Stl0lbi.sbi common, Sa,ODab8'bOi lambs.
ei.abd00O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tho TarigiaaTax.

DELAWARE, o., Oct, lb-The Demo-
cratic students OF the Ohio Wesleyan
University organized a Campbell Club
last evening sixty strong, with Harry
W. Paxton 10 president,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

one year and receive tho valuable pres.
ont, Worth'a French Taylor system OF
Dress Cutting, Address American
Housekeeping, LasaIlie street, Chicago,
illinhlsi i0Ow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

When Baby wss tIoS, We gave her casloria'
when aho was a chIld, she cried for oeslorla'
ghon do became Miss she chung TO cas'orla'
When she had Children, she gave them oasIoTlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
DE. nuRN1nR

VIII revisit this county every month"; saving BIZ patients The trouble
Expense visiting the eltl Aud be he only
Illustrate and make plain all afflicted tho cause aud nature OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
rTrm DOCTORyB

RsDun Il mot only NadonA has visited Europe
three times and treated housandao eases And made ma9
while bringing together his AnAonhl Museum eng hnq e
onumen Appliances 6ov which the largest Ana hnepl COLLECTION
now owned BY Ia tho World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
lis HE REsPONsIDLE2-TH HEALTH AND HOME


6raowh dGolmen enmo hmh
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RURNEE&

THEC rand
tChonnD
mh many
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-21
ARRIVAL OF ADMIRAL KIMBERLY.

The 0. S. S. Alameda arrived at
Honolulu from the Australian col
onles about 2:45 p. m. yesterday with
Admiral Kimberly, and Lieuts. Fl. o.
Rittenhouse and G.. A. Merriam on
board. The Hawaiian band was
stationed on the Waikiki end of the
2. M. S. Co.'s wharf, and played
appropriate airs as the ponderous
steamship came alongside.
Meanwhile the British and Japan
csc war-ships fired salutes in honor
of the American Admiral, and also
in courtesy to the American flag.
The committee appointed to vel
come Admiral Kimberly, viz: Messrs.
j. II. Patty, w. F. Allen and DR.. Us.
McGrew, met the Alameda outside
and performed the duty intended.
His Excellency Geo. w. Merrill,
the retiring u S. Minister Resident.
acknowledgements III. w. Lyon
of the .. S. S. Nipsic, Captain J. G.
Green of the U. S. S. Alert, and Sir
w, Wiseman, Bart, Captain of II. B.
M. s. Caroline, met Admiral Kim
berJy on the wharf and went with
him in a carriage, prepared for the
occasion, to the U. S. Legation in
Alakea street where reception was
held.
A large number of ladies and gen
tlemen waited upon the Admiral at
the Legation to pay their respects;
and In the evening a concert was
given in his honor at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
The Admiral is in the best of
health, and states that everything is
quiet and settled at Samoa. The u.
5. S. Adams and a German war
vessel, the Sophie, were at Samoa
when he left, and the Alexandrine
another German warship was ex-
pected.
At the time Admiral Kimberly was
interviewed by our reporter, his
future movements were unknown:
but dispatches by the Australia,
which arrived at a later hour last
night, may have brought the neces-
sary instructions, the tenor of which
will be published later.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to receive Admiral Kim
berly appears in full in another
column.