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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
OPENING THE SCHOOLS.
Issuing Tickets to New Pupils at thu
School Buildings Today.


The issue Of tickets Of admission TO the pub
lie schools was begun this morning 1t the
various buildingA II was first intended to
begin issuing tickets Thursday; but the school
board concluded that it would be better to give
the people plenty Of time in which TO provide
their children with seats. There il an idss
prevalent among some parents, and more
especially those who have but recently come to
the city, to the effect that the operation Of get
ting child into public school Il attended
with discouraging degree Of bother, fuss and
red tape, but much Of the annoyance attending
the operation has been done away with. II
may have been true in the old days Of rented
buildings and crowded rooms, but today, with
the better accommodations with which the
District is provided, there should be no diff
Guilty whatever in securing place for pupil.
provided the parent Is q bona fde resident Of
the District a fact which is not difficult to
prove and which is really not questioned.
HOW TO GET A TICKET.
All that 10 necessary il to send the child to
the nearest school building, when the princi-
pal will issue ticket of admission to the school
which seems to be the best suited TO its age and
qualifications. In case the child is too small or
ttmid to make itself clearly understood the par
emit should accompany it to TIE school or 60
| alone. Tickets will be issued today, Thursday
and Friday, between the hours Of 8 and II in
the morning and and 6 in the afternoon. At
the latter hour Friday evening the doors of the
buildings will be closed, for on Saturday the
teachers will be occupied in their meetings and
conferences at their respective buildings.
THE PRINCIPALS AND THE TEACHERS.
The supervising principals will be at their
headquarters ON Friday the Doth TO adjust all
cases in dispute. The teachers meetings Sat-
urday will be held as follows: Fifth division, at
fho Gr1pfis al GA Grat az
the Franklin school at IL o'clock; sixth division,
at the Franklin school at 1890; second division,
at the Seaton school at IL; third division, at
the Jefferson school at 230; seventh division,
at the Sumner school at 8, and eighth division,
at the Cook school at 4:30.
OPENING THE SCHOOLS.
Monday morning at o'clock the schools will
open for the reception Of the old pupils who
were in attendance last year, and Tuesday the
new pupils who have just been given tickets
will be admitted. Then the machine will start
on its course for another ten months course.
There are no changes in the book lists this
year save some additions to the optional edi-
tons in the line of physical geography in one
OF the grades. so that last years books will do
Tor the younger brother or sister without hav-
ing to go to the stationers' for new supply.
Special Officer Shorter Improving:
DR.. Williams states that Special Policeman
Shorter is still improving, and he thinks will be
able to be out in a few days. Pains in his head
and spine are decreasing rapdly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
She Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported TO the health office
A. follows; white-Maria Richie, IS YEAR,.
Napoleon B. Fitbian, As years; Mary A. Hutch
inson, IS years; Eugene Fuller. "A years; John
A. Parks, 81 years; Robert Jones, GA years: Jas
Jameson. 40 year,; VIM. E Graves, ~ years.
Mary L. Housh, "a years; Mary v. Posey. 81
years; Grace J. Hurdle, Is years. Coiorsd-
Nelson Bond, Sc years; Virginia Bruce, IS
years; Martha Asher, 40 years; Mary Belt.
months; Mary Gilbert, rs years, Thos B. Bow
lungs, "A years.
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wANTED--HOUsEs.

WANTEp-1r A SMALL FAMILY NO Chill
tsed Address b. $50 Star once ssi nS:s.n
WANTED OCT. 1, BY A FAMILY CT THREE
s@s p HSu:s q g n 49, css rat y,l le,s,s
secoi Auditors offcs Esi7-2ts'
WANTED-ocToBER j, FOR A FIRST CLASS
w tenant Stone or Brick Residence in the North
west Section OF the City TO contain about 10 or ~
sei7;s. 0'en J No. A PRESS REEEscSorr. l41eran~
WANTED-TQ PENTHOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS:
w perfect condition; eight to hfteen miles from
city; give full psrtieulara Address BOZ I49, Star
WANTED-OCT. l-HoUsE OF 8 ROOMS AND
tenant address 1883 Clifton ssres.
Columbia Heighta sel6-3ts
WANTED-BY FISH . MILLER, 1918 ST. n.
w. W. brick House for customer; 9 rooms mod
srn improvements; west q l2th ct and north Of d
81 n. price about $1,000 sel6-0ts
WANrED-HoUsEs 10 RENT-owNERs CAN
Houses In my hands ct once; careful attention. giyen
I sT adSsr1sEiS'
sel4-Sm 6l3 10Th st NV.
WANTEp1HoUsEs TO RENT-I CAN FURNISH
once; your houses are vacant rent them for
you without delay; prompt settlements and careful
cAMPBELI " sbsHs iESIfs aasSrns spss,iI
au23-1m lO0S st NV
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
our once with an experience OF nearly ID years)
y SWING TO ITS Rental DEPARTMENT has enabled
our nSuses wei ssnanted and hasleft u with few
Residents or non-residents having Furnished or
Unfurni:hed Houses or Stores TO Rent can have
our hands JOHN SHEkNAN a. CO.
suo-Sm l407 ST. NV
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Cattle Market.

At the Union stock yards yesterday 1877 cattle
were on the market and sold to butchers as fol-
lows: Best, &c. to 4Hc. per pound; good, SIC.
to 3s4c.; medium, Sc. to 311c.; common, &c. to
2Ac. Seven hundred and twenty-one sheep
and lambs on the market and sold as follows
Old sheep, Sc. to 41Sc. per pound; lambs. &c. to
&c. Cows and calves sold from $40 to Gas
each. Market for cattle dull Market for
aheep and lambs brisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18

Wright Duryea, the president Of the Glen
Cove manufacturing company, died yesterday,
aged sixty-avs ysarA
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VIM. B. Webb was arrested ct Helena, Mont,
yesterday, on Q warrant sworn out by United
States District Attorney Weed, charging him
with smbsszling the funds Of the United Btatss
while acting - secretary Of the territory.
Va, was sccidsntaliy shot In the foot while
stepping from . street or. His pistol dropped
from his pocket
A gas plant ID being erected at washington
and Lee university, Virginia, 10 make gas for
use in the natural PHILOSOPHY, ehsmistry and
Gen. Benjamin y. Dutlsr has dgnsd . eon.
tract with Boston publishsrs for Tie puhlisatien
Of his nsnoirA
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GuA9DlAxs AND PAlENys VIZ mp loA10
~ ena Nothers care Sos Qbdldrap over : Yssn a
-; = -: - l.ssH = s' IA 5kSfs Sa ss
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A THOUSAND GROCERs.
Big Excursion Party from New Eng
land Takes Possession of the City.

In the course Of a year thousands OF excur-
sion parties make this city their Mecca, but no
one of them up to last night ever numbered
anything like 1000 people. The New England
grocers. whose coming was foretold in The
STAR, arrived between 9 and 10 o'clock last
night and We're conducted to Wizards, the Eb-
bit and the Riggs. Altogether they amounted
to nearly l,lOO persons, all apparently intent
On enjoying themselves nationally and thor
oushly. They were in charge of Mr.. Benja-
min Johnson, publisher of the Neu Eaqland
Grocer, assisted by Mr.. Dowse, editor of that
valuable trade journal Well up in the front
Of the procession. just behind the band. is
Representative Elijah Adams Morse. who comes
to view the scene of congressional conouests
yet to be. He makes his first appearance as a
Representative in December next Mr.. Morse
Is known throughout New England as the
manufacturer of stove polish-makes forty tons
day of that domestic necessity trio of
newspaper men were chatting of the excursion
yesterday afternoon on 18th street. when one of
them asked who Morse succeeded in the House
John ID. Long" was the reply.
Comes after a polished man" remarked tho
questioner.
Yes, but Morse is polish ITSELF was the
keen response, and then the laugh came in.
The visitors Will wander all over the CITY and
Its environs today and tomorrow and the
majority OF them have arranged to make the
customary pilgrimage to Mount Vernon They
viii be found everywhere today, principally at
the Capitol in the departmental at the National
museum and up the monument
ms evening the entire New England popu-
iatIon OF the city Is invited to be ut Willard
hail, where there will be a reunion Ora
tory. music and elocution will be exemnIi.
ned by expert artlstes- Commissioner Doug
lass viii welcome the grocers and Representa-
i've Morse and others viii respond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAB.
FRANK HUME NoMINArED.-The democratic
city and county convention met at the rooms of
| the board of trade this afternoon. Delegates
were in attendance from all the districts, and
after credentialS had been examined and an
| organization effected Mr.. Frank Hume of
Alexandria county was nominated US the DEM
ocratic candidate for the house o. delegates of
Virginia from Alexandria county. There seems
| to be no doubt whatever that Mr.. Hume will
/ spend next winter in Richmond
| HE CRY REAL EsTATE.-The Alexandria real
estate company has applied to the finance com
| mittee Tor an option to send north ON the sale
Of the city's property upon the river front, but
| no full answer has been returned The citys
estate on the river consists Of the outlet lock
| and old wharves at the foot of Montgomery
street, purchased at the sale Of the Alexandria
canal assets, and the fish wharf property at the
foot OF Oronoko street and the Pioneer mills
property at the foot of Duke street. These
two points, originally designated as ''public
landings" are derived from the same source as
the market lot and the original streets and are
held by the corporation OF Alexandria in trust
for public purposes 1t is not known what
price the finance committee will fix on the
property after the council has been consulted
on the subject
Templars tonight if the weather per
mits.-James Rudd. brought here from
Washington charged with forgeries, will, it is
understood. not be prosecuted.---The politi-
cal disabilities Of John Hunter Of this city, who
in 1877 was sentenced to the penitentiary in
maiicious-wounding case, have been removed
by Gov. Lee.--The American electric supply
and appliance company, with Offices in New
York and Philadelphia, but none in Washing
ton, has been chartered by Judge Nor
ton.--The democratic candidates for
lieutenant governor and for attorney
general were in this city yesterday afternoon.
but left last night.-The Presbyterians here
have formed literary and social association in
connection with the Second Presby terrain
church, which has now fine room, for evening
reunions.--Sheriff Russell of Loudoup has
passed through here with two negro convicts,
Hamilton aud Branch, on the way to the peni-
tentiary.-Mr. J. NJ. johnson, counsel for
Principal Gray Of Hallowell school, has entered
suit against r. P. Robinson for libel in charges
brought before the city school board and then
| withdrawn. -
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A Marriage Contract Filed.

This morning in the recorder of deeds Office
an agreement between George Norbeck and
Julia Taylor was fled 1t bears date June II
last and recites that a marriage is intended
between them, and as part Of the personal
property of the first named consists of two
bonds Of $4,000 each, signed by Stiison
Hutehins- bearing date June IL, 1885. and
secured by real estate, he assigns them to the
party Of the second part absolutely. to be dis.
posed of at her death as she deems best.
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Shocking Treatment Of . Young Girl
Louise schoomaker, a pretty blonde girl of
fifteen, disappeared from her parents resi-
dence in New Orleans over year ago and no
trace could be found until yesterday, when Ser
geant Kenny, hearing that white girl was kept
prisoner in the rear of barber shop on Fe-
icits street, kept by Gus Reed, . negro, went
to the place and broke open the door, which
was locked. As he entered the rear room be
saw the frail form of Miss Schoomaker, naked
except for tattered undergarment Her face
was pale - death and her eyes shons with in
sane fear - she rushed toward the sergeant,
and clinging frantically to him cried piteously:
Save me, save me-" Kenny, with difficulty,
persuaded her that she was now In friendly
hands and the half crazy girl finally became
quiet Assistance was summoned. clothing pro-
cured and the girl properly cared for. She states
that Reed had kept her locked up for over .
year, subjecsing her TO constant outrage. Reed
was soon arrested and locked up. The girl
was much smaciated and apparently half
starved
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED ONE 40-FOOT OR TWO 2O-FOOT
w FUnt Lots must be without valuable improve
ments; on 10Th, 18th, 18th or 18th sts bet e aud
sts j. B. Winner, 1918 + st. seI6-ot
WANTED FOR A CLIENT WITH FROM
w S1O. 600 to sc, 00C, Cheap Lot Of Ground q
Number Of Small Houses that will pay well as invest
ment. Z. A. MCINTYRE, 9lS + ST sel4-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-BY list OF OCTOBER. PARLoR AND
bath same noor: must serve breakfast Address NJ
T. BAYLOR j.. I727 Pacific ave.. Atlantic City. Nj
WANTED-BY A SINGLE LADY, ono OR TWO
W pleasant Rooms IN Private Family; between 9th
ana IN sts. nv Address Miss L. NJ, 1887 st. NV.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
OF housed; second door; crate or stove heat: near
office its
WANTED-FoUR TO SIX ROOMS FURNISHED
w complete, for Light housekeeping fat preferred.
Address n GRoCE, 1000 St NV. IT.
WAN1ED-BY OCTOBER /, THREE FUR
Nv nished Rooms for Light House Keeping by gem
ipGuding heat and gas; terms must be modei ate. J.
B.F., Star ofhce. sci 7-:St.
WANTED-oNE FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR
W Front Room, furnished unfinished taicove
preterred) for gentleman aud wife centrally located
Address stating terms, H. L.. Star office. sci 7-3t'
WANTED -PERMANENTLY. BY MAN AND
Nlfe, without children, Sunny koom, with Beard,
and LOCATION must be north OF and of 18Th sts
Box 103 Star offce. sef6-3ts
WANTED = NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
w occasional use; IN quiet neighborhood where
questions are asked Address T.. Star ONCE seI63t'
WANTED--A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND
w Two Children would like Rooms and Board in a
Private tany In the northwestern part of the city
sel4-s.w.s: 5t'
WANTED = BY OCTOBER /, BY GENTLEMAN
w and wife. without children, Two or Three I'm
furnished secondstory Rooms in house located west
OF 9th 81. and north of st. at from 25 to $50 Adj
dress j. d. LEE, star Office. ssl4-4t.
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LOST AND FOUND.


T OST-IN AVENUE CAR SUNDAY NIGHT BET.
~ and 10 O'Clock, Yslise containing fisnlng
Tackle. Return to 635 D st. NV. and receive re.
ward. 1ts
7 OST--NEAR PA. AVE. AND 9Th ST., SMALL
~ Pocket Book containing Cash and Note without
Endorsement Finder can keep money If lie Will
return the rest TO 1925 Mass ave. lts
T osT-ON 9TH ST. BET. G AND STs, GOLD
IL Medal inscribed Charles Mallet on one side and
ST. Patricks Sanctuary other; suitable reward by
returning same to 5l7 18th ST. NV. lts
EOUND-A WALLET WITH MONEY IN 1T. THE
Owner can recover 1T by az plying to the Disbursing
Clerk. Government Printing ONCE. se17-3ts
II OST-ON SEPTEMBER IA WHITE FOX TER
lrier one brown ear; bob tail Suitable reward Will
be paid il returned to W. Il. TRAVER, star Office.
7 OsT..ON SEPTEMBER l6-A REWARD OF IS
IL Will be paid for the return Of o small Gold Watch
and hob Chain lost on 18th ST. Return to l229
ana 1881 llth ST. s.e se17-2ts
OST-A ROLL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA-
~ tions. The finder will be rewarded as BY return
ing them to the architect in Georgetown the saI
ONCE sell 7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18

Special Omcer Shorter Improving.:
DR.. Williams states that Special Policeman
Shorter is still improving, and he thinks will be
able to be out in few days. Pains in his head
and spine are decreasing rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18


MR.. JOSEPH R. wHEATLEY, PLEASE CALL AT
N1 Temple Gaze, 9th St.. opposite Patent Office
1t G. w. wHEATLEY
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ 9l3 Pennsylvania ave.
Piano Technique a speciality Beginners sl0 per
quarter. fsel7-lwl z. HART, Principal
TIVE YOUNG LADY WHO NOTICED GENTLEMAN
l. quite often at; emperance meeting on FRIDAY
evening, August 80. and who sat in rear Of her
partner. another young lady. and who retired the
entrance Of two other Young ladies' his TO the
seats TO the right would like very much to know
her. Address wv Star office. sel2-6ts
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Williams d Co. Communications PROMPTLY Al.
tended 70 and strictly CONFIDENTIAL once open all
my4-5ms
(uvII~sERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send l0c. to
su27-1ms Southwest cor Sth aud sts. nv.
JUSTHs OLD STAND Is I'VE ONLY PLACE
u where hrst-class Second-H Hama Clothing can -
sold At respectable prices Address er call 81 e
NV. myl
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

VrOR SALE-A STEEL GRAY HORSE FIVE YEARS
Il old. quiet for lady 10 drive or ride: PERFECTLY
sound, and must be sold Apply l4l0 ~. ~. rear
OF residepce selS-2ts
IGOR sALE-To SOME PRIVATE PARTY or PAR
Il ties, Fifteen hounds Per week OF Fiae Country
Butter. Address Box 4. star ONCE. S-.sts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR OF 1913 ST. APP
Il Fly TO W. RILEY DEEBLE se5-lm
ITOR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. WITH
Il steam heat and elevator service, in the Lehman
building, l425 n Y. ave. A. T. COUMBE
seolm 1923 n. n. ave.
E0R RENT-A SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS on
third hror GOO llth 81. NV, TO permanent ten
ant viii lease At a low rental. T. A. HARDING, COG
lin ST. NV au3l-1m
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BOARDING.

VNHIRD-sT0RY FRONT BAY-wINDow ROOM
l. Newly Furnished with First-class Board IA PR.
vste Family. Address JEB.B.. Star once seis-3ts
NNHE AUBURN. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Cool. pleasant rooms with board At reasonable
prices. my2S-4ns
TINE WEBSTER. 513 18TH ST. NV. SIGHT
seers home; central TO all points of interest: new
furniture: elegant roonas with board S6 10 u. per
day, 81 10 q. j. A DEWITT, Prop. sul e-tsm
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I,oR sALE-l PAIR NELLMATCHED. STYLISH
Carriage IeEnl % hahos high, bays. g aud z
years old, prompt drivers n.d good workers
any harness. Can be and tried priVHte stabla
9 Summers alley, bet. 10th and I9ih ana L aud
NJ SITS eel T-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18

TSOR SALE-A GREAT BAEGAIN-EXCELLENT
IL custom made Dayton WAGON, us,d two months at
Long Branch. Also nue Bay coach Horse. good Tor
business or farm use. viii be sold for hall value:
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.o,aa from Foreign Ports
The Coming Commodore.

sr,shington paper, under date of
rIt., in explanation of the cause
|, placing of Commodore George
IN charge of the Pacific Station,
,nmolore George Brown, who will
\ admiral Kimberly in charge of
slfc Station, is from Indiana and
=, twenty years of sea service. He
Ef his last cruise in April, 1881,
"a assigned TO his present berth as
o,nlant at the Norfolk Navy Yard
|Irrb, 1886. His term of duty, four
Toald expire in March next. Com
~ Brown is Democratic and much
Flint has come from people of Vir-
especially during the present
Eaisn, because of his refusal to re-
I Democrats with Republicans with
syr rapidity. He is a very efficient
gsnd the Administration was 10th
move him before the end of his
but finally found an acceptable
\ FOR him."
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Look 1t Up.

9s, typhoid, malarial and other
pare Of such common happening in
Petty that the occurrence of a few
fneed not be the cause for a great
~ An apparent cause for the oc-
s1ee Of such fevers now exists on
Sakiki road, nearly opposite the
tace Of Deputy Marshal Hopkins,
"a OF which stinks daily in the
~ Of passengers on the tram cars.
aol sufficient import to call for the
rl'a OF the agent of the Board OF
10 70 investigate.
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n Yachting Trophy.

I1ailenge silver cup made to
vi 'he Hawaiian Rowing and
us Association has been received
'Issa! s, T. .. Hall & Son, and is now
'Ol'lon at their store. The cup
h. uG1ctured by the Gorham Manu-
RE5s vi ~ OF Providence, R. l., and
s&ya.bti me G7 trophy is at present held
II Hstntt Tiealani which, sailed by
81 IUI,, Esq, won the ocean yacht
ney uuIy 4th. 1t will be sailed for
fs.ua1 o year and is intended to be a
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Hearing in Chambers.

1gRE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20.
KIM vs.. All Hoy. Unlawful pos
81 Of opium, October term. In
The case was tried at the Sept
term of the Third Judicial Cir
Eau. Motion for new trial de-
7ie full Court.
,lng vs.. Wong Hoi Long and the
Lee Chong. Unlawful posses
a.opium. Cases tried at same
zhe above one. Motion for new
slal by the full Court.
FMI HONOR JUSTICE BICKERToN.
I hha inter of the estate of Chun
p asased, j. A. Magoon is APP
-a administrator under bond Of
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No. rs Nomination.

zoe special meeting held at No. l
FVo,'s house yesterday evening,
e'o0ns We're made for engineers of
F@ftment. Mr.. julius Asche re-
Tue nomination for Chief of the
>Qent; Mr.. E. B. Thomas first
4a', and Henry Kaia second assist.
committee was appointed to
~the nominees and inform them
G GnGlce made by the Company.
1e,vtuenstein who had presided at
Fung, Was elected a committee of
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Enterprise.

netting of the directors of the
llai Sugar Co. at G. w. Macfar-
.tCO.'s offices yesterday, the con-
q the large steel piping for the
l4A was awarded to the Risdon
FORKS Co. of San Francisco. The
E|Et price was about $4,000. The
goes forward by the Australia.
niles of railway and two steam
aggregating about $4,000, have
BEEN ordered for the company from
Fowler & Co., London. Appar-
/ 20 time is being lost in getting the
Enterprise underway.
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hOyal Presents.

h, S'ger the bandmaster has re-
|es,n handsome ring, set with dia-
Pin. sapphire, from the Prince
taerV tS De Bourbon, who also for
ior tba; to the members of the
Iaoerairnn g 7 IS superb playing. Vice
Estcb onS W. Robertson receives a
Il with Si I'd MIR, Paul Isenberg, Jr., a
ny, as - p5loles, sapphires and dia-
rep6o ohe9s Of appreciation for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-21

The Minister of the Interior advertises
sale of the lease of 347 acres of govern
ment land. situated at Kulaimeno, Hilo,
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-21

Ahuimanu dairy turns out daily about
60 lbs. of butter. The excellence in
quality of the production, is appreciated
by housekeepers.
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No definite news has been received re-
lative to the supposed arrests at Hama
kua in connection with the hanging of
the Japanese, Goto.