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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22

,Ns MASS weO,Ns NJ NvpN eo,N NV
EyIcN Vp to she vcN3p0wvU, WoN
ljoNvN NaN NooN In yoNs,NW aucNds
aptc Si his e,Nvo lgNm his appo,Nts
moN, NAviNS Wover mdO)ged ina
Vacation vt eyrN the NrietcSt peWod,
While Mcrc is much MNerepce Ot
opinion IN the pNNNic mind as ~ tNo
Alc MyOwNwN,,v Cv0vN, WoN NOcs,
Uou~ avts)uR rcQNNlpN YrrM M(y
mcu auA administrative vapavttN
sUyN, pNrlicOlaIIy as the ENgNsN
loan matter was NohoNN pre-,
sumo wilt question m dcvo
ton to the duties vt MS onlcc,
woue probably few VI any woNldNN,
devtaNctompuEptNcgoodm Intentions
" Ma official actions, RcVerung
w tAo ,rtlod anterior to MN Accepts
aure vt olOcc Il @PrOper 10 recall The
fact that II was largely to Nv
Grevu's character and leadership
that the sUcecss Of the Reform
movcmcNl was MtriNu,NNlN lloN,
y, NJ Damon, the new Incumbent,
has his record entirely to make rs u
MmlsleE although having had mNoN
experience OF an administrative sort,
as " mcmNsr ot the rrivy Council
for some wears, and OF tho Board'
Of Education and llcNllh during The
prcscpt period, Asa partner in tn,
hRnkmg house ct Mossrs Bishop y
Gov Mr., Damon 10 known to pos
Ncss conservative views upon, a
well as q grasp OF the science of
tpuupc, which ought to make him
safe administrator " the treasury
lln " natiVe,horn TO the Kingdom
of American parents, his father hay
inv hCcN the late RoV, :, &, Damon
-, d. widely known rs the pNst0
OF the Bethel, We congratulate
Mr. Damon upon his accession I
the responsible position, aud holIev
that he will do credit TO the admins
trntOn
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
Fruit ENR EXPORT,

The Wlo Record has " lengthy
article en- the subject ct tvUN toroN,
port, 1t refers to- the cuorwoOs dc.
vcOopmcot ct fruit raising in tropical
climates tor available wayScp ia the
temperate sonc, An EtUOS Ut WNp'
cal fruits may I've gown Ncve, aud Il
is conteudv0 that Hawaii ought To-
supply the whole Pacific Coast With
tropical trUt, Tho Government Is
Wygcd lo woVidc moro liberal
appropriations for getting seeds
ot valuable fruits trom other
tropical countries, audi y necessity
ot " vigorous fruit trade is shown to
ho fast steamers to carry INc pro'
duets, II is m thus connection that
the Record gives the news, preVI'
ou,ly quoted IN this paper, that q
fast s,rRm NuNtltary vessel IL pro-
leeted to I've put on the route be-
tween lilo and san Francisco
This matter Of increasing the range
vt the fruit raising Industry IS on'
that cannot he too pcrsislcN,Oy an,
strongly N&l,Otod,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22

II Is suggested, ~ necessary 10
efficient plR ying ~ veil ~ enjoyable
seeing of The baseball genes, that
lie police must strictly keep the
crowds from sDeroaclliDg an Tie
players spsce. They not only
swarm up 70 the lines on tbe sides,
bnt lutrude bplwpsn The home plote
and bsckslOp On saturday The
gaMc had 70 Ds suspended once 10
mske fOOm for tie pI0yerM There
IRE swsys enough policemen IN
sight, bat they seem W lose their
0nieiM identity linoDgb tbdfiDlcfest
Ia tie match,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22

There Ia \ baseball clUb on board
II the r. :. =, Adams, composed Of
apprentice b0ya nlIo survived from
tie sbip"feck Of the Trenton ~ 10.
iDOa 1'ley arc MI thorough Amer.
cans and enthusiastic IN l0y0 for
their national game. Therefore, VIZ
lA,e much pIcnFDre, on Their le.
llalf, IN irspealiDg Tor ibc adams
nine match with Onc 0f our Lepenc
Iubs before The ,bip lcaycs Per.
Iaps they might be accommodated
next saturday. l'hey viii feel
gfcaily disappointment tb"y caDnol
have u gamc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22

Ero,u and oNl. AMY |. 1854, tho
unleripn,a. uuu, A.,r,sor aud
ro,Nc,or oI N,... InrO.. District Of
kwn, Island "a, u.hu win ho il, Mia
,n,,, IN tho kmu,iwu puildinu ON
,aoh dN,u tho wrol tSundnvs W..
rentrdl, from q o'p,ocl, untn 4 O'clock
lryocwup SATURDAYS when the onlcc
W,u close NJ ~ O'Clock noonl, Ioi, the
mlos, ot receiving the returns of
nh uvraous lmhlo. ia taxation In
,lIs Li.uI,l
1nV- All rnt,r,, u,u.t IA, u,nd, IA
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22

record In tNN S,NtiIN noVeS, spa *
may ocoUe that the tWot N avyVs,c0
Netovc tNcNNNer otlNC Cow)s iSNwNyc
OF NS loss, The VrocC,OUrc vt mark
ms tsA very S,wplo ouC, hut 1t Us
MouSNt hest to keep the Information
out ot the pcwsparcvS Ior N while,
AuNhoJN Interested may Sco the
wode vt mSrkUE m tue NAusO>
moyha N yNOpW at Me MutU>
NMNN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
MARKING CHICKENS.

There being ~ many tbeib ~
chickens In Honolulu. far more thar
HE Dswspopefs rppott. md The
thieves vcfy seldom foDbd o0i the
idea has suggested Itself ~ q ideDd
NJ mrs 0f marking the chickens
This would enable The police 70
identify stolen chickens, especially
II he particular mab was plsced on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
THE FINANCES,

The financial statement for the
quarter ending Jmc3Oth has been
advertised by the Minister Of
Finance, The schedule Of receipts
gives y total of S7G7, S2S,OG, of
which ordinary receipts were S222,
G4Ii7--tho rest being made up Of
S3S7, 800, 10 balance at first Of
quarter snd Postal Savings Bank no..
ocipls tlj7GlS,i3, Expenditures
were according to the following
summary!
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
'IIII:
N)aivu Burrrti"
Hcdged 10 NEITHER .Secl mr. PVfy,
BH sgl06AskeS Iey lAs bsSgM NJ alb
MONDAY, July ~, 1899.

In the widening 81 the Orst bridge,
Nuuauu avenue, IL "a guggcstcd that
The parapct should be double the
height u two feet IA NJ preDcDt, 10
ensure the prevention Of accidents.
The additional cost @lilc repairs are
making would DC Yery iDcoDsidcra.
IIs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND W ~" creditors III n.
N N VII ba ~" gDd pDyGDIc ~ 0o
hist JUjy, Nv ibG OGjnD ~ AlcE d, CIR,
wright, Merchant fi'rp,
S0G ~ I'En ORDER,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING NJ The mocbboldew ~
n the keeiWfei y Sugar Company
viii be held NJ ibe once II Hon, j, \,
Wnlker 0B THU KSDAYi JUiy ~, lB3g,
NJ 10 o'GlOgk 4, ~
y, J. sPALDlSG,
bOG ~ feGf"hfy,
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A MARRIED. ncUyje JlD men ~
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
SiOckbOIdFTs' Meeting.

rlBK annual meeting - inc WajObiop
i AHfjGWtBtai q DyaziDH VI, O,dt
VII ~ held ~ me n, = OfG,p ( Hlfa
Honolulu, on HOHDAT JWy IN, isss,
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-22
European Billiard ParIors.

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me clfy, abd Mud uD IN NE mGst
HpgfGgfd sue, FO1rfablGs Nltli MI tiie
latest lmpf1g0mfGtk
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
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bajim I, DffiZD NoDDtoess 81 pr
hbf1iDs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
TWO SUCCESSFUL FETES
Held on the leland, Last Evening
Crowds Present.

Held on the leland, LAST EVening-Lsrge
Crowds Present.
Last Saturday evening the Ohancel Com
mittee of st. Luke's P. E. Church, Of the
Island, conceived the idea of holding a
lawn fete, and they Immediately set
about carrying out the idea. The COM
mittse is composed Of Mrs. Ida Lenkard,
Misses Carrie Brues, Belle, Josie and Allie
McCabe, Minnie Bowie and Bette Nc
Lure, and last evening was the time fixed
on for the fele. 1t was held at Mrs Der
GERS residence, corner Of North Front and
Zane streets, Island, and was an unquali-
fed success. The extensive grounds sur
rounding the house were beautifully light
ed with Japanese lanterns, which were most
artistically arranged. The evening was
a most auspicious one, and many
people took advantage of the
opportunity Ct enjoying the pleasures
of the occasion, at least one hundred and
seventy.five being present. The ladies all
worked untiringly, and they have jnst
cause to feel proud Of the success Of the at-
fair, for it was financial as we'll as a So
cisl success. Coffse, sandwiches, ice cream
and cake we're served by a very attentive
and charming corps of young lady walters,
and sll present enjoyed the affair thor
oughly.
The ladies were very materially assisted
by MesHs. Wiley Irwin, Lawrence Sands.
Robert McCabe and Dave Tappan. A
handsome sum was Tealizad, which will be
devoted to The Rectory fund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
WE WIN ONE.
THE HAMS D0WNBD BY HARD HITTING
AND GOOD FIELDING
On the Part Of What is Left Of the Wheeling Team
New Players To-Day-Ohsr Games
Yesterday.

Wheeling, even in her crippled condi-
ton, put up one of the best games yester-
day afternoon seen on the home grounds
for come time past. The fielding was clean
and at many times brilliant, while Brown
er, the clever little sOuthpaw Of the Hams,
was never pounded SO hard by the Wheel
ing club before, Williams, Bowman, Spell
del, Hsller, HObrecht and Meehan all DO.
ing good work with the stick.
Meehan pitched strong game and Hal
Ter caught him il great style. His throw
ing to bases was psrtect DJlsn and Lancer
were the only Hans WHO solved Meehan's
delivery with any effec', and Dolan's hits
would have besn home runs had il not
been for the fine fielding Of "Dncky" Ho-
brect, who covered an acre OF ground.
Tue Wheeling boys had the Hams beaten
from the start, and they might have
squeezed out few more runs had il been
necessary.
Wheeling made two in ths first on Will
iams' hfs on balls, Puggy Spiedel's double,
bad throw By Browner and an error by
Niles. In tho third Bogmsn's single,
Haller's corklng triple, Higgins' error and
HObrech's hit scored two more. Ia the
fourth Whites error, Williams double
and Bowmsn's beautiful drive for three
bases brought two more runs across the
plate. Hobrech:'s triple over the line and
Meehsn's double scored one in the fifth,
and williams triple and Bowman's hit
scored another in the sixth, while in the
seventh bad throw by Wetterer and one
by White produced one more. Spiedel
and HAller's bits in the eighth, With an err
ror by Dolap, long fly by Hobrecnt aud q
bad throw by Ryan brought in Wheeling'e
last tTo RUS.
Hamilton made her fret one in the
fourth, when Whit got life on balls,
stole second and scored on Wetlerer's hit.
In the sixth DOlan landed out triple and
scored on Lancer's hit In the ninth Wet
terer got be9e on balls and ecored on
Dolan' second tbree-blgger. Dolsn scored
on Shouye's triple aud Jsck scored on Hig-
gins hit
Following is the official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
A NEW UNIFORM,
Adopted by the SGheelmeD, at Last ETen-
ing's Meeting,

Adopted by the SfheelmeD, at Last Even
ing's Meeting,
The meeting of the Wheeling Wheel
men, at the City Hall, last evening, was
well attended, and considerable amount
of business was transacted. AS was AN
nounced in the REGISTER OF yesterday, the
Committee on Uniforms had one OF the
uniforms selected by it at the meeting,
aud after an examination of the goods,
style OF cut, ETC., and hearing the commit
tees report of net cost, il was resolved by
the meeting 10 adopt the recommendation
of the committee. The uniform consists
ofblack jarsey knee pants, dark blue coat,
of the celebrated Phil.dslphia Owl Club
cut, black stockings and dark blue cap,
and atiired in tbis rig, the members of the
club will present a neat and handsome ap-
peGrance.
The communications from the various
Fair Associations in this vicinity, asking
that members Of the club take part in the
races 10 be Iun during the fairs, we're read
and retired to a special committee for re-
per. at a special meeting Of the club, to be
held ct the City Hall next Tuesday night.
The question of securing permanent
quarters for the club was also discussed at
considerable length, and the result was the
appointment of q special committee TO con-
slider this matter and make report as
speedily as possible.
Six new members were taken into tie
organization.
After the nesting adjourned those pres
ent, to the number of about thirty, Lighted
their Chinese lanterns and INDUCED in q
parade through the principal streets, at
tracing 8 good deal OF attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
MORE TROUBLE.
THB LAUGHLIN NAIL COMPANY WANTS A
LIGHTER NAIL CUT.
The Men Refuse, and Will Hold Meeting To-Day
to Consider The Sltuahon-Gsnsrl
Industrial News
There is more trouble at the Laugbliu

There is more trouble at the Laughlin
mill.
Yesterday the managers asked that the
men make the nails a little below the
standard gauge, bat not nearly so light as
the nail proposed few days ago. The
nailers refused to do it, without additional
compensation, and intended to hold a
meeting last night to discuss the matter,
but, SIS the Grand Army Post was holding
a meeting they could not get the hall. A
meeting will be held to-day, at which the
matter will be fully discussed. The man.
ayers claim that they wa nothing more
than has been conceded by the Bellaire and
some Of the Wheeling mills, but the men
claim that they are now making lighter
nails than any other mill in this section.
The men seem to be determined not to cut
any nails not kept up 10 the full standard
weight, without being paid correspond
ingly increased rate per key, and ssy they
will fight il on I on this line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
Base Ball Briefs.


Bowman is a good captain.
The Hams will be here Oh Sunday for
postponed championship game.
Rsd Williams is playing ball for oil there
is in it, He covers lots of ground.
Miller put up good game at second,
yesterday, sud didn't strike out once.
Manager Wright could not play yester-
day as business duties claim ed his atten-
ton
Mansfield has suspended Pitcher Dale
for the balance CT the sea1On for insubor-
dination.
Manager HeJgle, of the Hams, umpired
two very good games yesterday and the
day before.
Damn was on the sun seats yesterday APP
plauding tho good plays made by the
Wheeling boys
TIE Daytons will be here o-day, and
will play at $50 this afternoon. A good
crowd should turn cut.
The Black Diamonds have been reorgan-
lied and would like TO meet the Atlantic.
Answer through REGISTER.
The Pink Gsrters accept the challenge
of the Kukwood Stars for game Satur
day afternoon, August 18th.
The Mccormick Reds accept the chal-
leuge of the Kirkw0od Stsrs for game
this afternoon on the Tunnel Green.
Carey and McKean will be here to play
in to-day's game Carey will pitch and
Mexican viii probably play an infield posi-
ton.
The Atlaniics would like {, play the
Red LISTERS Saturday, August 10Th. If sc-
cepted answer through the REGISTER. To
play or the Benwood grounds.
The Red Letters aud tie Woods play ed
a game Of ball on the Riverside Pork
grounds. Martins Ferry, wednesday, the
score being 16 to 3 10 favor of ths Woods.
The Pink Carriers challenge the Red
Letters, for five dollars side, on the Ton
mel Green, BenwOcd grounds or the Pink
Carter grounds, for August 18th, and II
accepted, answer through this paper.
Russie has been loaned by the Iudisnap-
oils management to the Burlington (la.)
club, and the young pitcher left for that
city last night. indianapolis Sentinel.
This is the man Wheeling was after, but
they evidently cannot get him now.
telegram was received from Manager Glsss-
cock last evening stating that the manage
ment could have Anderson for the same
figure thy are paying him. Anderson has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
AT THE PARK
Tde Msmbsrs Of ths Opera House 0rchss-
tss Meet Their Friends.

TIE Members Of ths Opera House Orches-
tss Meet Their Friends.
Last evening was devoted strictly to en-
joyment by the members of the Wheeling
Opera House orchestra aud their friends.
The members Of the band and several
hundred invited guests gathered at the
Park during tho day and early evening
hours, and devoted the time until mid
night to various amusements, among which
prominently figured dancing and listening
to a splendid musical programme by the
orchestra. TIE rendition of this pro-
gramme, which Is appended, commenced
promptly at eight O'Clock, and attracted
nearly every one 10 the Park. The music
was rendered in tie beet style Of the organ
izltion, Prof. Spell being the conductor,
aud there was frequent applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
League and Association.

At Pittsburg-Piltsburg II, Washington
6; errors, Pittsburg 4, Washington 3; hits,
Pittaburg H. Washington 7. Pitchers,
Morris and IIaddock.
At Kansas Oitv-Keusas city . Sc.
Louis ~; errors, Ksnsas City 2, ST. Louis
4; hits, KsnsGs City 6, st. Louis IL.
Pitchers, Sowders and King.
At Louisville-LOuisville 3, Cincinnati
A. errors, Cincinnati ,. Lou sville 3; hits,
Cincinnati II. Lou syille Z. Pilchers,
Ewing aud Wan.
At Philadelpbis-Athletics 5, Baltimore
6; errors, Athletics 5, Baltimore / bits,
Athletics II, Baltimore .. Pitchers, Xii.
roy and Mcmahon.
At Indianapolis-Indisnspol IA, New
York 4; errors, Indianapolis ,, New York
4; hits, indianapolis 10, New York 8.
Pitchers, Boyle and Welch. Home runs,
Buckley snd Glcsscock.
At Cleveland Z, Philadel-
phia 10; errors, Philadelphia 3; hits, Cieve.
land II, Philadelphia 10. Pitchers,
O'Brien. GLEASON and Bufiinton.
At ColumbUs-COlumbls II, Brooklyn
-; eir0rs, Columbus 6, Brooklyn 4; hits,
Columbus II, Brooklyn II. Pitchers,
Widn r, Hughes and OarrutheTs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens aud the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.

Movements of Citizens aud the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mrs. Rev. W. B. Carr, Of Latrobe, Pa,
Is at the Siamm House.
Mr. d. n. Alexander, Of Canton, Ohio,
is in the city on business.
J. Newton and wife, Of Macksburg,
Ohio, were in the city yesterday.
Clerk John Walton, OF the Circuit
Clerks ofice, ia at Atlantic City.
James Dalzell and wife, of Findlay,
Ohio, were at the Stamm, yesterday.
Mr. snd Mrs W. II. Haller have gone
TO the Northwest FOR a two weeks trip.
Miss Clara Wingerter will leave to-day
for Columbus, Ohio, on visit to frierds.
Miss Kate Eoslsy, of the East End, has
returned from visit 10 friends near BEL
ton.
Dave Treboury. Assistant Agent Of the
Haverley Cleveland Niustrels, is OF the
Mcclure.
Miss Edith Wnkinson, Of the Island, is
the guest Of Miss Bertha Hunt, at st.
C.sirsyille.
Col. T.. B. Ross, VINO has many friends
in the city, is here again and Is quartered
at the Mcclure.
Miss Alice LaDake and Miss Jennie
Gribbou, Of Beres, O., ere guess at the
Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. F. $. Basceti, Of the Garden Spot,
accompanied by her two children, are Wis
itiug friends at Fairmon;
Mrs. Robert Bryson ard SOD, OF Wheel
ing. are the guests Of Mrs. John Wier, OF
this Ci,y.-BeHairc Tribune.
Mr.. ID. C. Z zimmerman, the well-kuown
Island painter, is confined to his home
with a severe aitsck Of painters collie.
Mr.. Richard P. Camden, Of St. Paul,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way TO visit his parents in PsrSersburg.
Misses helen Tappan, Agnes Thompson
and Marie Hogan, Of Steubenville, snd
the Misses Hyper, OF Nsnis, Ohio, were IN
the city yesterday.
CT. Moore, o. Proctor, Thomas Cats,
Of Moundsyiile, jacob KOonts and ). ,.
Slandfogd, OF New MartinsYille, were IN
the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Bgeisirgsr, who has been vis-
iting Miss Sue RiesteI, Of the South Side,
for the past lew weeks, returned to her
home in PArkersbuEg Wednesday.
Mrs Cbss. @. Golden, of Kansas City,
returned home on Tuesday, after an e1-
tended visit to her parents on the Garden
Spot SIZE is accompanied home By her
mother. Mrs. Z. J. Burt, who will be her
guest for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
At Cant. Tom PrInce,s.

A very successful lawn fete was also
held at the residence of Capt.. Tom Prince,
on North York street, last evening, for the
lenefit of Thompson NJ. E. Church. Quite
s. large crowd Was present, and all enjoyed
the affair most thoroughly. The grounds
were lighted with Japanese lanterns and
presented handsome appearance. Col.
Jake Kemple delivered humorous ovation
during the evening, which proved very
interesting. Ice cream, cake, &C., were
served, and quite neat sum was realized.