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HALF RATES TO BALTIMORE DURING THE
SONCLAyE.-Eor accommodation OF visitors to
Washington during the conclave the Pennsyl-
vania railroad viii sell excursion tickets to
baltimore on October z, s, Q, 10 and IL at
sl-zO for round trip, good to return until the
Eth Elegantly-appoinied fast express trains
cave the centraly -IOcated Gth-street station. =
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CHILDREN.

have been using Swifts Specific with the children
OF the orphans home under my charge with the best
results began its between nine and ten years
ago, and have seen many remarkable results
Quite . number Of the children had constitutional
blood diseases resulting from the sins of the parents
and every of these children were cured of the
rible faint by the Of 8. s. s.
There have also been Of children in the insti
tuition whose system tthey having been mostly with
out the benefits Of parental enervated by
drt eating and other foul practices. Every one OF
these children have taken g. g.. and all have been
sienally benefited by 1t. All have been cured that
have taken enough of it. We have also inmates OF
the home subject to painful recurring attacks Of cry
sipelas. Neither one improved under the treatment
usual for the disease. When all other medicines was
discarded and they took y. s. s. the cure each
was quick and permanent for they have been we'll fol
Ave and there has been no return Of the
could tell much more Of the remarkable cures o,
blood disease by s. g. s., for have it used and
know its value.
Macon, Ga I. B. PAYNE
lreatseo Blood and Skin Diseases mailed freq
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
auo-eo39t-4 Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
AxorHEn (s1O) TN Do,,.. Ever,

ANorHEh (slO) I'm DOLLAR EXCURSION To
NIAGARA FALLs.-Ihe Pennsylvania railroad
announces repetition Of its recent highly sue
eessi9i ten-ooiiar excursIons to Niagara Falls
and Watkins Glen. The date fixed Is Tnes-
day. October Is, leaving 9th street station a,
5IV am. aud arriving Niagara Falls 1855 o. m.
same day. The tourists train OF parlor car
and day coaches will be personally conducted
by the eompanys tourist agent and chaperon.
The excursion viii be run on the same prin-
eiPle and IN the same manner as the ones pre-
vlously run 10 these points. For further in
formation call at ticket Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

MIGHTY NIAGARA AND ROMANTIC WATKINS
The first view OF Niagara can never be effaced
from memory. 1t whets the desire for another
pilgrimage to the stupendously beautiful,
natural picture. The Pennsylvania railroad
will run another excursion, leaving 9th street
station Tuesday, October Is, 7:lO am. Rate
$40 for the entire round trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
A Divorce Granted.

Judge Coz. in the Equity Court yesterday
made a decree Of divorce in the case of VIM.
L. Glover agt Catherine e. Glover. They
SsTe Married in Baltimore In January, 1883.
s;s. tie charge was adultery, committed in
jaae. 49,. s.-. T. ii. Fields appeared for
so.up--.-...sL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
RAILROADS.
HNHE GREAT


L., r,,. fENNsyLvaNIA ROUTE
pousi,f II 49, ID MnhsI, And souTHwEsf
rn,,xi Is ITfEcr stf ifEMtsfhs 50. t fsss
GS9ssNEk or sIxTH AND s srhE siT AS foL
For h,.sSHrs and the West, chioasO Limited s,yr-s
- 81! lrii,nsn Nestihulsd Cars al 9'SO daily;
Louis. Win ssSps car. from ~ RS,ssar 10 ss Sn
sasnSs and her,lsSurs 70 - Louis daily. esceps
70 Shos.o Mss,sn EIrvss. q 30 IN d.iy.
L.ais. sonneg tills dAiy At a.rTlsbus Nth through
seelerss ~ ier dLouisvilie aud MrnIh.. Racinc Er-
Sess With through sleepor TO T1tlsbnns aud f1tts-
bAlrIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR hans nan SAnAndaisuA dorchester and Naszrs Fails
For tne. SaLAiidsigus hester daily; for Buff
~ at,S S,asar- dAi ekcet saturday, lO.OOp
For "illisIsIoEI Lock haven anu ElnirA II = ,50A
roE fa iis f fSnS NV YORK THE EAST
io.So .nS - 90 s5r sid ii 40 ga S;'e, so
NJ, 2:50 10, 1000 and III' -S " M gs.A
eiasp, Sunday Si Sli% aSa r!0p Sa . 40 .y
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Past Express . IN weed days ANA / o nm daily
knlress :; a Q pm daily. Aeo,IB 500 y m daily.
ior Br,Vklyn, \ a.. al ihroash tTsins connect 81
Jersey 10y With sosts Of Z e9klyn AnneX. seerd
r., double ,1i terr..se seross New iOrk city
FOR AtlAniie Hty. y: ., II 90. and II 30 am. weeh
For Baltimore, q IS 20, $40. 300. $40 SO.
= n,
$40, 4.=O. 40. 100. 40 I'D 1000 and
ii;@o Pm on sunday, s;0u. 90. 30. n 40
an, 2:lo, 700, Las, 4:lO. 600 7'4O. $40.
For foIs,. CrrsS iane 7:2o an and 40 p m daily
except sunday
For AnlAIoIs, 20 and 3 90 an IL sO5 4 20 and
900 pm. daily. except SUNDAY. sundays. p.OS
am. 4 Il pun
AL AANDkIA AND FkEDERIcKSBURG RAIL
MA md ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
HALLWAY
IN EFFEcTMAY Ia. 1883.
TOT Aleh1ndrls = $50. 30. $50 $40, e45, 1922
AIN - - noVn. 900, -. 80. SOL, 8 n.
s'o<, ~ 90 AID 80 D.. IA Dn SUNDAY AZ "a
so. $40, 1857 am, 2:35. o.Ol. b,U2 aud
lO:Ob
Accommodation for QgEntioo. : a. am aud .55 q
, la. Nc"A uhys Z, 80 .In sundays.
i"r ilchiiOLd and TIE SOUTH. 4. Ia, 1887 Am
=. cii.. aud o2l pm. dat. except sunday.
iH.ls ieaNe Alenalor1A Tor " EsAl gtou. .O5 T:OA
s:V3 pm lU:l3. A 90, A.in. 70, 3:Ooj
o.Ao. o:lo, 500. 500, Y:-O lO:.G2 aud Ia .O6
IA. On sunday Ut -: 40 and I I 90 a.m , 90
-o;l 500, S:uu. g. o AID 10 -. pm
AID hiorin4t lOu at he Office northeast
nef ~ 10Th street aid tenu,y iVuniE avenue ard ~
TIE staiou, where orders be lea gor the
OF nss.sge ~ destination hotels aud r-ld-ncsa
CAAS. 4 PJGn, d Ia MtbID
Gcneral Manager. General passau.er As.nt
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Sympathy for Mellow Lost Him His Jol

sympathy for Mellow Lost Him His Job.
The vestry of st. Mary's Catholic church,
Charleston, s. c., have discharged Sexton John
I. Kannapaux and elected a successor because
Kannapaux had made himself conspicuous in
unfolding DIR. Mellow, who killed Captain
Dawson. The latter was for many years q
member of st. Mary's Church. Kannapaux is
secretary Of the Lafayette Artillery, the only
organization in Charleston which has not ex-
PEELED OF compelled Mellow to resign. Mellow
is still the surgeon Of that organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

W A 'SSS ..
REMEMBER WE GIVE TO EVERY PURCHASER
| OF 81 OR OVER A COUPON. 90 OF WHICH EN-
TITLE YOU TO HANDSOME cRAYoN PORTRAIT
| OF YOURSELF OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAM
LILY. ELEGANTLY FRAMED. ABSOLUTELY FREE
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES:
Trimmed hats worth $3.50. Our price s1.76.
Trimmed Hats worth "a Our price 81.
Trimmed Hats worth IS. Our price $3.50.
Trimmed Hats worth 80 Our price $3.50
Trimmed Hats worth s. Our price 81 so
Trimmed lsttern Hats and Bonnets worth 80
Our price SO
Trimmed Pattern Hats and Bonnets worth sl2 els
81 g and 500 Our price 50. So, So $40 and Sl2
Untrimmed Felt Hats. all the latest shapes and
colors, sold elsewhere at SIC Our price sec
Untrinlmed Felt Turbans in Lite. Beauford. Essex
Metropoe shapes sold elsewhere at Sl.25. Our price
I SIC
Untrimmed Felt Walking Shapes. all colors, sold
elsewhere at SIC. and 81. Our price SOC.
Untrimmed Felt Sailors. Murray Hills in all colors
sold elsewhere at 81 Our price 7oc.
Untrimmed French Fur Felts, In all leading shapes
and coors sold elsewhere At rs and g. Our price
$l.5O.
Untrimmed Felt Bonnets in all colors at SOC.
Untrimmed French Felt Bonnets at sl.25.
Untrilnmed Felt Bonnets in all coiors and AL the
latest shapes at 40, 62, 10 and SIC.
Our entire STOCK of Black straw Goods to close at
50c. on the dollar
have the largest assortment of Hats and Bonpets
in the city, aud can save you 80 cent
chase.
cLoAKs cLoAKs
Plush Jackets worth s12 at So
Plush Jackets worth 10 at all.
Plush Coats full lengths. 40 and AZ inches long. at
SIS.
Plush Goats, extra quality. seal Ornamental full
lengths. $40
large assortment Of Plush Goats at s1s. els. s2o
S22. so. and $25.
Plush Visites worth SIS at $l2
Plush Modjeskas worth $lS. Our price Ga.
Plush Modjeska Vest Fronts worth $50. Our price
$3.50.
Cloth Jackets in all leading colors Beaver Cloths
worth 81 Our price $3.50.
Cloth Jackets il all colors stripes and checks well
finished. bell sleeves, at : 3 40
Jersey Cloth Jackets, satin finish. at 81 So
Cloth Newmarkets In all the leading colors, at
1878.
Cloth Newmarkets, in all the leading colors worth
80 Our price, $3.50.
Chdren's Goats. in all the latest styles in checks
and colors, at 81 40.
Chldren's Coats Gretchen Styles good quality, at
$3.50.
Chldren's Coats in Gretchen style. Fine Plaids in
all effects exclusive styles, for Kings Palace
only Our price 1915.
We can assure you saving on your purchase of La
dies Misses and Childrens Wraps Of least Is per
cent.
Call and examine our stock of Cloaks 1t will pay
you.
REMEMBERING have no Branch Store Be suro
you come to Kings Palace s14 9TH NV, between
II and l.
Don't make sny mistake Re sure won ara in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

John spindler, an eccentric bachelor living
near Burton City, Ohio. mining village. was
thrown from his horse while driving cattle
yesterday and had his neck broken. He leaves
$4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

Prof: Geo. 7. Rice, the aeronaut travelling
with Wallace q Co.'S circus, made an ascension
at Evansville, Ind, yesterday, and the para
chute alighting in the Ohio river he became
tangled In the ropes and was drowned. II was
his one hundredth ascen sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
TUE Law sc4ook ,SSTE,T TEE COLUMBIAN
JAMES G. 3EfiiNe. LID
r,.uo, yop rIre Ss,aesll,,e,.xIJn
ssoea,s Jns{iee q ths saprs,ns our. q a. unised
nr,sS asssSs Of q the 81 Tnissd s,.s
Ihe Hon. NALrEh s cox. LID,
OF Columbia. Profess1r Of The Law Of II Real D
ana Personal troperty. q Coutr@cts
The Hon. Wilt SiLIisG p A S1pSY. lin,
Assistant Attorney General Of the United staten.
Law s.a guilty 7 sasiIs, and OF
The Hon. AUGTsTUs 5, wokTHiN6ToN, LIB.
's'nt time ps Dstrie, Attorney for Dist e Column
WILL Nj MhfTISeLY. AN.
HESRY I. DAVIS AN. Il a..
..s hSsasy % Z; rs pe J q CO. Z, S A.
Court ,,. aud IL Lecturer ,ss T On The
ROBERT c, FOX LID.
The exercise. Of the scS@op vii bs raspuaa IN IN.
University lecture hail ,s0uhrsst corLer oi 18Th and
Il st. nw.l "a WEDNESDAY, UCr ?. at o'clock p
sd introductory addresses will be delivered by the
enoers Of the faculty in eIpcation Of their several
The exercises the School Of Practice are TO he en-
~ S.1s tne year secordiIs to plan which Will
lie Library to which large editions annually
oeioeh m to 70 oclook pm. With q brief iLterniis
he ReAnsinr viii daily at the University from
no y ociock u IA and iron to O'Clock pm. 70
enron STUDENTS, nswer Lquiries, sc
Catalogues gying inform. CONCERNING the srhool
may be o6taine Al the book stores of William Il Nor
424 st NV; WiIiiam BaI.aItype son. as S 7I6
81. DIV at the Office O1 Messrs fnch for and brown
sel4-lm JAMES G wELLING. Prss-
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The si1ty-eighth Annual Course Of Medical Lectures
and the third Dental Course III begn Oh Monday &c.
cises in the College building, i5 street norIh~est
or cTcniars Of both d. lsrtents Apply to Dr. A. r.
ton. ID. Z. Telephone, 500 ku-s-ow
THE CoRCoRAN sCIEN IIFrc SCHOOL OF THE
MN se oeq SCI Of sgdE IN NSLsN fE ElH NGh t
NEEklNG MINkLALUGl. PHYSICS. CHEMISTRY
&c lectures from q to 10 O'Clock pm. Women sd
Lss Catalogue Or other information spply to
seS-lln PhoF. t. I. FkIsToE, LID Dean
THE COLUMBIAN UNIvERsITY.-THE CoRco
IN sEs q are Un 10 6h
or nioratiUn aOoui the courses IN Algebra. GeOIue
seIO-im - eA''''o'
VHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE coLUM
4 ban ollege 1885 II ST. n.w.-1his school. with
on4h pres Coiiese. Tor the us Naval and
Military Academies ami tor business tor further IN
Principal se2s-. m
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST
w Cloud Building. !lh and sts.-Twenty-nrst year
ADVANTAGES. o. Is. Bt IIARb' Direetor ses.2n. =
EEohGEIowN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAW
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R,uro,n

j =
Leave Washington IRON station corner OF New jersey
For Chicago .na SatS ss s,rysS I,n,,
rress DAILY Al 20 am, express - pm
al. i1r Slncnnsu 81 Lows. aud Indianapolis express
for Iitts6urs aud Cleveland vestIbuled Iimitsds.-
iitss 3 DAILY "a 70 am and express .4Op
tOI NhecIlg. ParkersbuIg ana prluclpal stations
on h'Ain nne' express daily except Monday At sos
or Lexington and Local stations tlO .3OA IN
Tor baltimore, %eeE days 90, 500, go. Pa
q; y, 100 '45 lninutes), y:4S. al 90, 90
$40 G 525 so 80 go as 4S,l u S.sc
40, ~ ~; s ga ly:S0, aud "a $50 p m suHd'ya
1850 ,I5nn5, v. Si'9 '.o , go "a.
10 -. SIS $50 5oG $50 y 200 io'5S .aa
for Way Stations between Washington and sait-
p M sSnSas.. $50 aT .n Is AZ: % e:5s
Trans issvs is1ltmOrs for Washington. week days
pan oi,Y, U:.,u, Z 10. 30 800 AS lnlnutess
si:e sI5, lO:@o t4o IninutesI a. M, i2:I5 IS
BOO O:UO. $50 40, S:45, 500 10 :OS. g 10 .aa
as IS , n s s is SS iS s;S0 sa Iva
Ana 100. $50 40. :: AZ 500 Io:Os. icl5 sa1
a., lOf & Annapolis 9 40 and s:s9 an. 1910. 42a
h1ay 81 ASus p1 Ola. On SUNDAYS. SO ami 4s pa
ojl or p s,,,,a snhas's :. am 90 p m 49,.
UG Il Al s ior pfeI b .,..sa. ~ oss
flo;t9 a m. = 80 and IS $50 p-Hl.
for hoShSll.e aud Way ssAtlobs - Is pm
- fer oalthers6nrg a. d mterDedIAse g0ints -p;ooN
,for Bogus and inierlneoisis stations VI 90 pm.
Pm, stopping ~ sll statOIs Metropolitan brancR
foi FREDERICK, 10 80. rlU:.JU AIa - ~ - s3OR
" SUNDAY e. 4 "A alu - ID pm
1 o. haeerstOwn, 80 Hn1 rs 80 pm
lralls arrive from Chicago uAlly 40 a. m. and
4:Vo J.. N; IRON Cincinnati 81 LOuIs daily 80
IA; and ;oo PIN. troIu Rttsburs aslV am. and
o:oO b-in. oa1iS
,NLm lonK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
To- New lork. reutOl, Newark aud LlIzAUelh. Y,
g. f;OV, 70 :UO, 800, az 10 so, - aud
tO:.O pm. buffet larlor Cars on ali DAP q
s,eepnls Gar Oh Tie 1850 q In., open at S:OO N
lne ~ pin. lhIh does not stop Elizabeth.
fYr fhLade4RAia, Newark, Wilmington chester,
anu 1850 pm "
fYr interl.eiiate points between baltimore ans
fnilAdelphia- 70 AM. - 80 and ~ .5Op.m
IL ~ ALI, 'li5u ESQ '3;l5. 300 pm and
o. ralns leave Philadelphia for Washington, .4:l9
'1::lO pm.
Tor Atlantic City 400 and o 80 am, 1900 noon
enu 80 sundays % H., and : 90 NOON
FOR long bFsnch AND Ocean Grove - 90. IS .OU q
m. ~ :UU q. Ons 50 :,,U AN.
fkxeept sunday Daily. sSundAy ouly .Eroep4
oenoay ana monday. Acett -..es.aas
baggaxe called tor and CHECKED from hotels aud
RESIDENCES 10y Union Transfer e. on orders .efI a
ticket vhces olY AID lJI teLnsy IVanIa avenue AID
uDePOIo ChAS. q. SCI IL Gen Pss<. Ast
.. l. opkI-L General Manager WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
WV. Ell. McKsEw.
s3S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

s33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
UNDERWEAR:
Fall and Winter Underwear for Ladies', Misses and
Children in every desirable make and weight nclud-
ing Gossamsr. Medium and Heavy. both plain and
ribbed.
cents each.
Ladies' Plain and Ribbed Merino Balbriesan. Isle
Thread and Pure Silk also mixtures Of Lise and Wool
Silk and WOOL in all colors White Cream. Blue, Pink
Gray. Black and fancy combinations.
Ladies' Misses aid Chidren's Union suits
Children's intermediate and Heavyweight Under
wear ribbed and plain. all sizes, 25 cents upward.
Silk Vests from 50 cents to 81.
Infants All Wool Vests, SO centa
HOSIERY:
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hoss, all sixes to 10
at 20 cents each.
Boys Bicycle hose. In Cotton and Wool, all sizes
Children's and Infants Cashmere Hose in White,
Black and Colors.
Complete Assortment Of Hosiery for Ladies'. from
25 cents upward.
CORsETs:
Our Stock Of Corsets comprises al the best makes
the celebrated C. r Ia Sirene P. D. and R. and g.,
imported Common Sense and J. b. Il Directrice do
nestle.
Girls Corsets-The Princess
Corsets in White. Black and Drah AT THE LOW
EST ESTABLISHED PRICES
Complete lines Of GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFs,
YELLING. RUCHING. UMBRELLAS A Choice As
sortment of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs Just received
Lsdies'. Misses' aud Chiidren's CLOAKs and sUI1S
VIM Il. McKNEw,
Successor to r. h Taylor).
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.


e;3O a In.-kast Tennessee Mail. daily for WARREN
tol oOrdonsNlIIe. Charlottesville, Is ncuburV ana
stAuoHs between Alexandra and ~ uclburg, koanoka
luah Sleeper washington To Memphis.
"a - a. M asst mail daily tor Marreuton, Char
ioltesvllle, stauYns Chesapeake and Quo kOuta
LyLcLours Rocky Mount DAnville aud stations
between Lyuchburs aud D4nVllle, 0ireeusboro lssl-
elgh Ashevllle. Charlotte, Columbia Augusta
AtiantA birnlnshafn, Montgomery, New OrloAnA
Atlanta, paror cars Atlantis 10 Montgomery Pullman
sieelefs montgomery TO New Orleans Pullman
eleepeI Greeils ooro 10 Columbia and Augusta Pull
man sleepers Nsshington 70 Cincinnati G. aud u
houte.
D. m--DaiIy. except sunday. for MAnAssas
Straspurg aud intermediate stations
tnnoosa Pullman festIOule SleeIers ashlusrtou
Memphis, connecting tEence all Arkansas points,
e:4O D. In--hestern Ell res-, daily for NAnassaA
Cuiel er "a allse CnarIOttesville, otAuntou,
vile Cincinnati Pullman hestiDuie tr4iu mAshillstoa
" SilSinhAu wlth FullnLan sleeler tor Louisville.
IL .OU n.-southeTb Ealress dAlly for Lylchourg
DsnNilie, Raleigh, Ashsyille Charlotte. COlalubiA
AuynsiA AuAntA Montgomery, New Orleans. eKs2
New OrleSns, via Atlalts aud MONTGOMERY Pullman
Sleeper Washington 10 Birmingham. Ala, Atlanta
Trains on Washington ard Ohio division leave WASH
hston BOO am. daily except sunday, aud IS y N
oally; arrive Round hlI II: AN. AID go y. N;
returning leave hound Hill .O5 daily AID ~ "a
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan
and al pm. via East Tennessee. bristol aud Lynch-
burg at SOB am. aud 10 40 pm: VIA Chesap eaks
and Ohio route aud Charlottesville at $50 p.In- aud
81 pm and oaoS am StEasOur< local 81 IO:z3
Am
Tickets sleeping-car reservation and information
furnished. and basase checked nj ONCE. 1910 Penn
lila hSllroAd- 9TH aud Is streets-
,ezs JAS. l. TAYLOR Gen. Pass. Avert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

HE CEDARs
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
REoPENS OCTOBER /, 1889.
su3l-3m MISS EARLE, 1915 35th st.
A RI SCHoOL-DRAWING, PAINTING, CHAR
"A coal. Crsyon and all kinds OF decorative work;
studies for rent Mrs. PIKE, principal 1880 Pierce
Place. between S ard NV aual -:sms
NgISs BAL CHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
~ i2o1 10Th st nw.-Persons prepared success
positions revised. Book Keeping speciality susy-SIu
MADAME A PELE tFRoM PARIs),
N1 1929 l7tL st. NV
grench classes and private lessons; best refer
ences. ee6-.3ms
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MARSHALL HALL
Steamer W. w. COLCOhAN leaves 9TH Ut. wharf
daily for Marshall Hall, leaving 81 10 M reaching
Washington about $3.50 pm
sundays-two trips leaylus at 10 80 g m. and 80
p.M. re4chlng Washington 1t and pm. lara
round trip Is cents. sells
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-06
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1889.
HANKS.

We devote most of our space in
the present issue to the sad disaster
at Samoa. which has necessitated
the holding over of local matter.
The news has caused considerable
excitement among our people, and
is the one topic of conversation.
We are indebted to several gentle
men Tor kind offers of Samoan pa
pers, and also for tenders OF inform
alton from privste letters. We owe
special thanks. ami hereby present
them, to Mr. Brett, proprietor of
the Auckland, \. H., "Evening
Star" This gentleman is a through
passenger on the Alameda, and has
supplied US with papers and inform
alton. The copy for our "extra," "
issued this morning, was prepared
on board ship by Mr.. Brett, before
her arrival here. Many thanks.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-06
ORGAN RECITAL.

The seventh organ recital by Mr..
Wray Taylor, was given last evening
at the Kaumakapili Church. Every
seat was occupied. The elaborate
and classical programme was exc
cuted in Il manner that reflects the
highest possible credit upon the Or
ganist, and those who assisted him
in the entertainment. Mr.. Taylor
gave six organ numbers with all his
we'll knoWn artistic finish and touch.
The boys from thes Kamehameha
School sang TIE Deum and the
Hallelujah Chorus with a spirit and
excellence of training that reflects
highly upon their leader, Hon. II.
S. Townsend. Mr.. Paul Isenberg
Jr. sang "Das Herr am Rhein."
Mr.. Isenberg is possessed of bari
tone voice OF remarkable sweetness
ard purity, and his execution of
last evening evinced considerable
culture He received we'll deserv-
ed encore. Miss S. II. Patch sang
a very pretty solo, Come Unto
Me-" Miss Patch's voice although
possessed of considerable range,
nevertheless is not possessed of any
remarkable sweetness. However,
the lady improved considerably near
the end, which no doubt was the re-
suit OF having overcome her ner-
vousness.
Among these present the follow
ing were noticeable: ii. II. ii. Prin-
cess Liliuokalani, Attorney General
Ashford and Mrs. Ashford, Major
j. III. WodelluiSe, ii. b. MS Com
missioner; Mr.. +. A. Schaefer,
Consul for Italy; Honorabies G. II.
Bishop, w. +. Allen, w. X. Castle,
and NJ. L. Robinson, Rev. w. B.
Oeson, Principal Kamehameha
School; Rev j. Waiamau, pastor
of Kaumakapili Church Myron Fl.
Jones, orgapist OF Central Union
Church; The teachers and pupils of
Kawaiahao Female Seminary, be-
sides many other prominent citizens.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, !
Honolulu, April |, 1889. I


The following persons have been
appointed Assessors and Collectors
of Taxes for the respective Taxation
Divisions oi the Kingdom, in accord
ance with an Act to amend and regu-
late the Law, relating to the appoint
ment and tenure of Office OF Tax
Assessor and Tax Collector, and the
Assessment and Collection of Taxes,
approves the 2lst day of August,
A. d. 1888:
G. A. BROWN, lst Division, Island
of Oahu.
II. G. TREADWAI, 2nd Division,
Islands III Maui, Mnlokai, and Lanai.
HERBERT G. AUSTIN, 3rd Divi-
sion, Island of Hawaii.
JOSEPH X. FARLEY, 4th Divi-
sion, Islands OF Kauai and Niihau.
w. l.. GREEN,
Minister of Finance.
Approved:
JoNA. AUSTIN,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs
l.. A. THURsToN,
Minister OF Interior.
C. w. ASHFORD,
Acknowledgement.
2l2 I'm 80 At
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Tha Alameda was intercepted at
Tutuila, by Mr.. Weightman who
fortunately called at Samoa In his
schooner Equator shortly after the
disaster, and offered his services to
Admiral Kimberly upon the re-
presentations made that some 500
American sailors were ashore at
Samoa, in starving condition.
Captain Morse. humanity decided to
go out of his course, and bring on
as many as possible of the invaIids
to Honolulu.
Admiral Kimberly sent Lieut..
Wilson of the Vandala, to Auck-
land by the Mariposa, to charter
the Mararoa or some other steamer
to bring on the survivors of the
Nandnia to San Francisco.
The above was published in an
Extra issued soon after the arrival
of the Alameda.
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NOTICE.

HE partnership heretofore 'X'>tin'
he,wern M. \. Sanders an F. |.
@ ter under the nam of SANDERS ia
press Cn has b, en- dissolved. The bust
ness will tie carried on 10y M. N Sanders
Is heretofore. +. ]. Gutter is not authn-
rizcd TO collect any monies due the firm,
either Oh the express hus ness or for the
car'nge OF rubbish.
200 I'm NJ. N. SANDERS.
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Removal of Barber Shop.

INT p. JARDIM has removed his
N1s hop from King street to McCar-
thy's Billiard Parlors, Fort street, where
he is PREF ar2d to serve with the best
care and neatness the avocation OF his
art. Solicits The kind patronage of all.
NH 23.S9ly
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NUlICE.

4 LL persons having cl,im. against
~ ". l.. VI, d nburg Will phase
present them to harl, reigh,un Oh or
before Juuc 30, $50. l9s I'm