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The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31

The S. F. Bulletin says; On Sep
tember 10th the Hall Bros. launched
at Port Blakely the schooner Robert
Levers. This is the largest four
masted schooner built by that firm.
She registers 100 tons and will carry
100000 feet OF lumber. She was
built for the Hawaiian trade for par
ties at Honolulu, and proceeds direct
to that port with lumber. Larger
schooners have been built on the
Sound, but they are five masters.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31
From UsprKwztrEn San Francisco July l. 1897

The Equitable has already established
liberal dealings with its pchode and for M settlement of all
Legitimate claims against this policy
reputation for enterprise and progveness dealing subject
o e assur
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31
FORM oE CONTRACT

Mr.. Glade having furnished the
meeting with printed copies of a
form of contract for Portuguese
laborers, the document was discuss
ed for few minutes in converse
tional way.
Later in the session the matter
was resumed, aud after searching
discussion was left to future con-
sideration.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31

THIS is pay day at the Governmen
lilding.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31

s@ For full particulars call on
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-31
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
THIS is pay day at the Government
ailding.
SEE notice adjourned annual meet
" Honokaa Sugar Co.
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READ 1cw matter in Huwaiiar
business Ageucy's space.
TENDERS are invited for school
Iuse at Milulii, South Kons.
THE Tramways Co. gives notice
~tr service for the balloon ascension,
MEssRs. NJ. S. Grimbaum & Co.
have received new lot OF genuine
Havana cigars.
READ what b. f. Ehlers & Co.
have to say elsewhere about new
goods received.
---.--.
TREspAssING on the land known as
Keahua in Waiawa, Eva, on this
island is forbidden.
-.--S-s
REPAIRS are being made to the
stairway in the Government building
leading to the second floor.
-&---s-
THE Australia on her return will
bring an immense quantity of holi-
day goods of every description.
The date of the Chinese fancy fair
has been changed from December
9th to Thursday, December 10Th.
THE Hawaiian band gives a con
cert at the Hotel this evening, com
plimentary to the visiting planters.
PROF. G. Sauvlet is arranging q
vocal and instrumental concert, to
take place in about two weeks time
A WIND break 40 feet high and 10C
feet long is being erected at Kapio,
lani Park, for the balloon ascension
on Saturday.
THE Womans Board of Missions
will meet at 2 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, in the parlors of Centra
Union Church.
The game of baseball on Saturday
in the Junior League will be between
the Iolanis and Punahous. 1t com
mences at 80 p. m.
-----O-.-----
TOMORROW is All Saints day ant
will be observed by special services
in st. Andrews and the Roman
Catholic Cathedrals.
The balloon ascension and para
chute jump on Saturday is causing
considerable excitement. Tickets cal
be obtained at l.. j. Levey's office.
A GENUINE balloon ascent ant
parachute descent on Saturday after
noon at the Park. Nothing but
hurricane or tornado will prevent it
THE Hawaiian Camera Club
projected exhibition will be open t,
members and their friends on tn,
evening OF the 10Th prox., and to tn,
general public on the following day
DURING his absence at the Coas
Mr.. ]. o. Garter went to San Rafae
and called on Mr.. Parker Makee. MI
Garter says the latter is in very poo
health, and shows no signs of i'm
provement.
THE regular monthly meeting O
the Honolulu Arion will be held to
morrow evening, at 80 o'clock. /
full attendance of members is re
quested as business of importanc
will be brought up.
The officers of the Koloa Suga
Company for the ensuing year are:
President. .....,W. E. Anton Crop
Vice-President t......... H. F. Glad
Treasurer. ]. f. Hackfel
Auditor. ............... E. Mule
Recording Secretary. &C. M. Cook
-.-S-.-
PACIFIC Sugar Mill officers for tn
ensuing year are:
f. A. Schaefer. er...........Pr Presiden
@. r. Bishop. .Vice-Presiden
j. Hoting g..........>..... Treasure
III. Renjes. s................S Secretar.
J. H. Patty. ..............,..A .Audito
In the Police Court this morning
Hookano was fined SO with 81 ~
costs, for assault and battery en- Ka
lawaia. A nOlle pros. was entere'
against VIM. Crews, charged witt
using profane language. One drum
had to pay $6. Other cases wer
further continued.
Mr.. Jones finished his evidence il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
.cr,r cryTpyCrniroR LARCENY

Jobn Mason, the agent formerly employed BY MIS-.
certrude RhInelander Waldo to collect the rents OF
bor anarment houses, Kaiser' and Rhine" IN
second-ave, was arraigned yesterday before judge
Cowing for sentence. He had been convicted OF
Grand larceny IN the second degree in retaining T"4S
which he had collected I'm August last ne ALVEY
had good reputation and was allowed 10 re'ha,"
in charge OF the houses even after ne gave ~oI'n'
-, ahoct, for the August rent. Assistant District
'..,u,or cof who prosecuted the case. consented
steriav that the verdict be set aside lie saii thas
he hrcTed that question might be rals'n a. ~ .o
o,nctncss OF the verdict because the rent was COL
TED I'm small amounts. lie said that the deienaane
Lad given to Mrs. waldo since bis convlcuoh tns
an,n,,,,t of rent apprrprated bv him. Judge Cowng
sranted the motion to set aside The verdict Mason
i"n cntrr,d a llca Of guilty. OF petit larceny ana
Sc was sentenced TO the Pentcntary for thirty days
lie Gould NOT have received less than two years I'M
prisonment under the verdict OF the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
,,,rrrvc LETTER IN 4 FTRE.BOX!,


Thomas Conner landed at Castle Garden on WEDNESDAY
night Yesterday morning he wrote letter 10 ms
brober in County Kerry Ireland and started on TO drop
IL in q ctter box the Battery Instead oil putting
his letter In the proper box, he opened h'e-aaFm oox
No L. Tho box Is keylcss one, having sn@'i
bou On the door which rings when 1t f. opened Tho
harp whirr startled Conner somewhat but las nothing
else happened just them thought was safe enough
Common said afterward. Finding no place to put ms
Ie,,cr he pu.led down the hook that he saw inside
thinking that it would reveal place for the letter
dln,, and while Conner stood scratching his head ana
wondering how he could post the letter. hre engine
d,.hea nm with Changing gong Three four sections
NJ hose were reeled OH the tendef 10y thls u'ne
another engine arrived AMI third was Close oeh'''
Then two trucks arrived shortly after each oho anu AZ
las. Common got scared and away. some one 'oia
Foreman Murray that Connor had pulled open the ooH
and he was arrested and brought TO the 4o'os Nou"
whore Justice Power discharged him, after Foreman
Murray had told the story. The alarm had caused
r,Dcta blockade OF business downtown In that quarter
Common was frightened half to death over 'he S@' O-
~ t, ho tbopgbt chose voore very funny postmen,
viii big hats an axes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE CHUR

The Rev. Dr. T. s. Macarthur, who Is ono OF the
committee appointed to send out an address ASKING
HAT the churches throughout the country hoia spe'a
services on Tuesday, said last evening Co'"p1r
.vcly few OF the churches In the city VIII hoo Specai
Centennial services on Tuesday morning, ana Amos
nonc of the churches outside OF the city VIII observe
the day. On Sunday, however, most OF the churcn''
will use special patriotic music, and VIII nave So'e
recognition of the Centennial in their service In NY
own church shall make the Observance OF the Cen
tennIa feature of my services and shan preach III
thc morning on the subject 'Divinc PROVIDENCE III
American History l shall probably have serVic"
on Tuesday morning. but have not fully decided that
point yet" -. -.
On Tuesday morning there will be scrViccs AZ inc
Church OF tho Epiphany. Madson-ave. ana oaV
fourtbst.. and at the Madison Avenue NE hons'
EnIscoual Church. The corporation OF TIC Oonesiac
Reformed Church have directed that inc Nano"ai
colors and the flag Of Holland shall be displayed rom
,bc snircs of II, churches. The Gag-poe on me chur'
=, FIf,have ard Twenty ninth-s. Will De - io"'
from The sidewalk The Rev. lji HrHs' Oh Do5
Vii nrcach here by invitation tomorrow, - sup,Yu,
nin ono Hundred Tears Of Onr Nailpnai fnuca,I9r,
Irdcr Divine Providence on Tuesday ther; VIII
he scr1;ices al a. m. conducted by Ibe 'cE; Dr; l.
! r Vprmllyc and by the Rev. Dr l. w. NA""'"''-
and the Rev. Or. Edward b. ooe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
Commanding omcer-Lieutenana

two separate companies,. Commanding
Colonel John r. Robe. x. y,or.oc
san-MaIor Albert IT, Briggs surgeon First h'easen.
art oren G. Nichols, Commissary OF nuos"e
a,s sara,o com,any acting as assistant surgeon; First
Lieutenant Harvey W. Putnam, ouartermaser ch'p''''
francis Lobdell. .,,,,. ~
Field and STAFF with the Column-Malor william =.
Parsons. acting lIcu,cnantcolonei; firs' Eou'
Albert J. Myer, acting adjutant; Captain ii'"'' ~
Menker supernumerary, acting as major.
r,t:h Battery Syracuse. Captain-Michacl Auer
First lieutenant Anoron D. Hayes; second ieueona
vivian, IT, Gadov second lieutenant John N DsOs
MAJOR GcrSory Doyle. supcrnurnerary' assSnou -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
MAKING FINAL PREPARATIONS.
DECORATIONS ON THE CITY HALL-JUDGEs OF


DISPLAYS IN THE CIVIC PARADE.
The final meeting OF the Plan and Scope Committee
was held yesterday. The president OF the board OF
Aldermen and the Controller present TO discuss
the decorations for the City Hall. The Plan and
Scope Committee had nsade appropriation of $1,000
for this purpose but the Board did not think this
sufficient for the occasion and President Arnold was
authorized 10 say that a eood-sized sum would
be given by the city 10 do proper honor 20 the v!ss
OF the President 1t arranged that tho COM
mttce should turn It's appropriation to the city
authorities and that the decorations should be made
under the direction Of the Aldermen.
The nth Regiment Veterans, who have been So.
ieeted as Judges In the civic parade. are Abner s
Brady, Z. F. Ware, 7. J. Blanch, II. f. Pinckney.
Russell A. Hills, Edward Frcnchard Samuel Schwartz
George p Edgar william V. Porter. Edgar Williams
r. D. Jones, H. ". Eonk, r. T. LuQueer. Stanley A.
prvnt d. r. Morrison, George Tutthin l.. "
ozark L. T. Borney, John A. Foster. /. c. Barlow
lanes Bleecker, Edward Dart, Austin Adams and J.
r. Poillon ,.,- -
In regard TO the report that the Diplomatic Corp
- washington had refused to attend the ball an'
h.nouet ME Bowen said yesterday that 1t was enrei!
,,,,ho,t foundation The committee, he sao' had OK
..ndsd the Invitation to the Ministers in their oica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

Apr1I W.
ROUTE OF THE PRESIDENTS VESSEL:

ROUTE OF THE PRESIDENTS VESSEL
Tho President is expected to embark on board the
Despatch at Eli1abethport at 10 a. The route OF
the Despatch on quitting XII Won Kull will DO DO.
tween merchant marinc columns east Of and paraiei
TO the Naval, and yacht columns, unl'i 'ho
head is reached, thence TO an anchorage on "afs'.
Her speed win be about SIX knots Ths tug Nina na WI,
p Elrabethport by 10 M to assist IN nrhi nseeed
. poscn Of k voa %a vs,eh she ssss ,s Ss
sesn on board the Chicago and VIII nrc gu" "ncn "'
,Se Signal Signal from Sc Chicago The dect will hesvs
short TO near up and down As Irs ,ms anu from Fort
Richmond TO Ellis Island should be about one hour
When the Despatch OF and hs sucS Of the yachts
= csrvy guns viii begin a salute Of twenty guns
and .,a Ss @ sss and
~ uncoverng On bosrd inc s,ed To man tho yards
an Ss psas sad s ns0S ap So bay The
b. hauled down and the men sent aioit as te sauss
from t tSS tse ships officers and tho ships company
not otherwise stationed Win be paaaca n ,SS
Eavsi Division. man the yards laying out with the
sear vessels facing aft uncovered ,,rs
s aSs viii be seconds ey,rt thai
viii E., %a iaap
nsS; s., .' sss the ssrs s$ 3an sa III limo! liz
nnSer way. The vessels should be prepared to trip
while the men arc lying down. Zach, column will steam
un the cast side Of the North River speed six KNOBS
preserving the same formation ana Sm her anchor
age the Chicago viii fire SIGMA, 10 am, Sn9 Naval vessels
to Gsperds orn The column will anchor together by
signal and gun hre in midnver with heads Ss. ON
low stakeboat off Fifty .hrsst: me oT Staten
quitting the column Will sech aiieHe
Island ard Bay Ridge.
NATIONAL SALUTE AT SUNSET
m. crst Merchant Marine division follows .no
n,spa,ch and accompanying vessels in'o 'n0 M ,s
river and the second division follows the mrs., .,
column passes up the East River, turns a' s =, =
Point and down the west side OF the rlVei r''n and
Battery up the east side OF tho MUrT, at anchor
aMn the west Side Of the river past me Snerse
mrais flagship off Governors Island ana ,neu compara
vc clear tbc Naval and revenue vessels Viii
and proceed TO their usual n or down Ma
;ionsi salute will be fired by all the men T Jouett
he Stream The order Is signed I 4s and Marshal Of
Hsar s Aa By order Of Admiral D. D. Porter 'raio
M Ma hal. - ' WY or, Yacht
As cdorc Gerry of the New o dx+;cs in
Club, will he required by nis o tn he on board
he bns appointed George l. Schuyier'
onc Of the Oldest members OF the @un S c.
u.and the fla gship Electra ana Captain ''>'''|
Peabody rs Mr. schuyiefs ali ali owners of steam
,.cLts and commanders OF revenue, CUTIE -
;rn;nr to participate in the nnN"i p"," nS rho
u,cc, him in Room +, on the hrst hool n W
Stewart Building. al AZ d. iH' '''
details for Monday ~ - st.,;oncd n,
Ca Tnrs1ny n,rn-of-war will To sVauo o 90 a.
tho following Places and fire salu!cs OF Ivy ga,'
each in the mornlEg at noon anu ~ nr , off East
TT ird.st. and one oil the Battery. lu'
hn,,'i3c If their artillery viii be an acooiA
nanimrnt 20 the military farauc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
nprp,p,rroys IN NEW JERSEY.

All the nclghborug cities Of NcwJersey are PR
,ortnc 10 celebrate tho Centennial In t''lhg Ih'h
rcr jersey City Will send the First bns~le OF 'ne
National Guard Of New-Icrsey. consisting 81 te Isl"
90 ,u ora 9Th Regiments the First and second Bat
,a,,ons and Calling Gun Company A. At Newark mere
Will be a general display Of bunting ana INC ols
Hall VIII be closed from this afternoon uhtll "eu"es,
Nav morning Tho Mayor and city ofc'aiS VI
rochester " Y will arrive in Newark ms a''rF-
noon. and will sec the naval parade from 'N'
Yacht Of Edwin Lester ,,,..
A. Paterson the daily papers will suspend puohca
t,on on Tuesday and the pupils of the public Schoois
Will hold suitable exercises. The large man"ia'-
,or,os will close down for three days, and business
generally will be at end for the time. Inc u; ~
yin be in the parade in New-iorK ,on and 70
Elizabeth win be honorcd TINS ms a Mrs Norton. who
Vii bc tho guests of Congressman kcan loIto,Io
thew viii attend the services az Trinity PHg.inn
Gb,irch wherr, the rector. tho Rev FRANCIS 'id'io
McAlliser will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
A PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR.
HE NIL, NAY 1. 1889. PUBLIC lohiD"i 1-'
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN


Albany April 90 spectal). Governor fi'ii
IN General Hustled to-day that the bills making "onuS
and wednesday of next week legal holidays could ho'
bo signed BY him. because Of legal tochnicali'les' o
This account a bill was introduced IN tho Assembly
by General Hustled amending the laws so that 'io
Governor can By proclamation declare u corta'h
localities legal holidays at WILL Tho Dill pas'eu INV
Assembly and senate without delay. The Governor
signed IL and Immediately aferward wrote this procla
mat on making Tuesday and wednesday legal hohdas
April 80 inst, having been made pu3ic noldas
nv Cbarte, 800 of the laws of l9ss ana nuiierou,
ctzons of the ltes of Ncw-York and Brooklyn haylhs
requested that Wednesday, May L, 1851 Oe mado d
public holiday; A., .,or,,v rce,cd
in mo by Chapter $50 OF rho Laws Of 1so. a. sup
plcmenicd Iy Chapter 1913 of tho Laws Of leoU a. IL
hereby csgnate Wednesday, May !, looV, nay y.
thanks giving TO Almighty God for tho blessings
bestowed upon people and reco nrn,ss tcre
Shall on that day be contInre1 The commco a Or Oh
tbe inauguration Of George Wa,hing;on as hrs TIL
dent of The United states and hereby Imt INC app;
cation Of this procamaon TO me oDSrv . tce -, rc
"Wednesday May /, as p day OF thanKsgNlhs anu IT,
| iolcng to the cities Of New.fork ana brooHyh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

c. X. Murray, OF
Charlottesville, Va,
was almost literally
covered with boilo
and carbunclcs.
Those all d.sap-
peared as the result
OF using only three
bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This
nrnycs that the truo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
a Good Name at Home
There is More of
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold in Lowell Than of all other Sarsapanias ana
Elood Purifiers Combined.
READ WHAT LOWELL DRUGGISTS SAY:
egap WHAT LOWELL DRUGGISTS SAY:

ror cn,crnriso reliability, careful attention to on'l' ;
ness and honesty class Of tadesmen IN the country
stand higher han the DruggIs's' - 49,
And from the very nature ot Their bu'lhosh nuns "o
a. ,ycu able As they to Judge Of the value am m'i'V
of auv medicine for whlch public patronage may DC
solicited They in constant contact WIN enV ~
pulse and possess the public confidence l"y near
every word Of praise or eohu'nn"''0" " '
uttered regarding medicines
vhcn therefore the Druggists as with one voice
pronounce Hoods sarsoparIa the leading medicine {"
It's kind It Is conclusive evidence OF the fact' -
Il K especially gratifying 20 us that the SAFE OF oo's
e,,p,rtla in our own city ot Lowell continues larger
,h,, that o, any or all other sarslparilas or blood
purlaers combined II has now been before the pup"c
Of the " Spindle city many years, with an lhc'c"'"S
onr,rItv and sale every year In hundreds Of homes IL
& kent constantly AMI In thousands 1t Is regularly S'en
eycry snrlug for It Is the favor,e Spring Medicine"
The One Reason
For the oac continued and continually increasing poput
1or,tv of Hoods Sarsapara found in the fact that
+, doe, rosscss positive rcrt No Advertising however
extensive could article devoid OF merit all
we call attention the following statements received
from Lowell Druggists in the month OF
april, 1889,
,, ,o,r ccncnsivcy that Hoods sarsararlla still
ualr..g, the lead over all competitors These facts
.o.,I INDUCE tho,e who taken Hoods sarsa.
.,-i,, and who need a good blood purncr to try ths
md. inc.
'Vne Rest and Most Reliable.
We cheerully say that consider Hoods sarsapatilia
orc q the best and most reliable medicines we have
Is sale Is Increasing every and as far as We can
dce from the testimony Of those using r. II Is wonder
flly cOcaclous blood purifier and for the diseases
/ for which il +, recommended. r. T. BAILEY CO..
Apothecares, MerrImack-st
Sales Continually increasing.
Our sales Of Hoods sarsaparila arc continually In.
crea,ng. our customers all speak well ct IT,
CARLTON nOVEY, Druggists
City Hall, Merrimack-sI.. Established 1929.
Sell Hoods, ito 4.
We sell more Of Hoods Sarsaparila. two one. than
We do OF any Other similar preparation.
+. T. MOODY. Druggist, button and Fletcher
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 for 80 Prepared only b,
c. l. HOOD & CO.. Apothecafles. Lowell. MIS-
! 100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
crr,r OVER OFFICIAL PROGRAMMES.

c,aronce ". Bowen, secretary OF the Crntenh'@
rxocu,,ve Committee, was made defendant yes'Hr'
d,v in suit begun in the United States ClVult
hv a corporation known as The Cent'hh'a' ruOl'Sn
ing Company The company alleges 'nN' ,'''' ~,
,,c at Washington granted it the sole privilege ol
,,t-btr, Tho Official Ccnicnln Programme
Mr. Raven the complaint says. IS publishing pau
,bIet known as the Official Programme" Inc sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
uopsrs AND PRIZE CATTLE PERISH.

Tho barns and outbulldngs on the farm OF Dh
worb,n cron y Scares al Rocky Hill, y. j., twelve
miles from New. Brunswick were totally destroyed
nv fir, Thursday together with their contents. incud
cattle me los. which Is partly covered by insur-
ance, will reach $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
wurv THE PHILADELPHIA TROOPS WILL COM

pbuadelpha, ApnL o6 Special. -Arransement'
ware CONNECTED to-day for moving the First Bngahs
., the state National Guard, which belongs IN ms
city. to New-York for the parade OF April 3D. mo
members Of the I'd, Sd and DIN heSlnenS ''N",
ro'cihI.s Rattery A, and Grey InvincbIcS Will
go. "a. pcading Railroad Monday evening
The LIST Regiment will leave here by the same road
al ! a. m, Tuesday. ,, -, -. o,.L.,
f,,v Yacht Club started for Now YORK To-Day
take part in the river display on April ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

NEw-JEHsEY MILITIA TO COME ON TCEsDhi.
pbu,deInhia Aprn 90 Cspecan.-Major General
william + sewell commanding the New-Jersey militia,
issued orders to-day to all the regiments Da"eries
and separate companies to be prepared 10 start w
Neyy York at 7 a. m on April 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

T. for damages, which are placed az s'o'ooo IN no
complaint. Mr.. Co0dlet counsel ior ,no ,'"'e"'i'~
prhisbinr Company, flied the paper In the ccrH
eic" ~ Tho Circuit Court yesterday. An inluhct,on
a. asked for to restrain Mr.. Bowen ron continuing
the publication OF his programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
For Nervous Debility

USE HORSFoRDS ACID PHOSPHATE
Dr. II. f. TURNER Kasson, MINI. says; " nave
found It very bepcneia Ia nervous debility from any
cause and for Indigestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
TO SEE THE DISPLAY FROM THE M1sTLEToE.
Washington April 26.-The following general ORDER

was issued this afternoon
The lighthouse tender Mistctoc will be at the foot
Of TWEEN IS hr-st.. North River, on the morning 81
April 90 al O'clock and viii leave the dOcl at o..
She will receive board officers Of the M and their
families who desire 20 witness tbs Naval display. and
also such friends OF the Secretary of the Navy he
may invite.
DAVID u. PORTER,
Admiral u s. Navy, Grand Marshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
TO Reach B0iIs

And Carbuncles, take Ayers Sarsapa-
riIla. No other medicine produces such
immediate and salutary results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27

capacity as representatives Of other powers ana all
but one had accepted. This one was kopt away oy
bereavement IN his family All tho others, he SAID,
would have places Of honor at the ball and banquet.
The Society OF the Cincinnati Will have dnner 10
honor Of Washington this evening NJ the LAWYERS
Club IN tho Equitable Building. Among the guests
will be MajorGcne John NJ Schofcd, fredcrick D
Tallmadce president Of the Sons OF the Revolulom'
and James A. Flack grand sachem OF Iammans; ;
There viii be thirteen toasts in honor OF the orshA'
colonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
ALLOWED TO STRING WIRES &c

ALLOWED TO STRING WIRES fOl len Hni7
Permission was granted 10 the United STATES IL
Eliminating Company yesterday by the Board OF Eeo'
cal Control 10 place wires on existing poles lor 'ne
Durposc of lighting strcets parks theatres boei'
and other public places during the centennial cee'i
ton. The localities are carefully aes's"a"u Il, NV
n,o, .Dh i,cludo streets and avenues between Fonr
teentb and Ftfry-ninth sts principally on the West
Side The United States Company was selected be
cause under It's present management II has 0p0 eu th
law and the regulations Of the Board Inc peiih'
WILL eXDirc after days.
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