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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

LONDON, June 20.-At Ascot today the
race for the gold cup, value 1000 SOW
ereigns, added to a sweepstakes Of 20 SOW
ereigns each. about two miles and half,
was won by Mr. Warren de la Rufs four
ycar-old chestnut colt Trayles, by Restless,
out OF Miss Mabel. Lord Falmouih's four.
ycar.old bay lilly Rada, by Spectrum, out
oil Nellie Macgrcgor, was second, and Mr..
Leopold dc Rothchild's iour-year.old bay
colt Cotillion, by lIagiescope. out Of Ma
bile. third.
The race for the Rous memorial stakes
Of 100 sovereigns each, with 1000 soyer-
eigns added, one mile, was won by Prince
Soltykon's four year old chestnut iilly
Ioye-in- Idleness, by Mask, cute OF Lucolia.
Mr.. Douglas Baird's three year old brown
colt Eldorado, by Sterling. out OF Palm
Flower. was second, and Lord Calthorpe' .
four year old chestnut lilly Sea Breeze,
BY lsOnomy, out Of st. Marguerite, third.
The race for tho twenty-sixth Biennial
Stakes, ll5 sovereigns each, with 300 soy.
ercigns added. for three and four-year-olds.
one mile, was won by Sir H. Jardino's
thfec-year-old chestnut colt Lord Lorip,
by Hampton, out OF Lady Lucas Lord
Ca,horpe's three-ycar-old bay colt Dor
say. by Beau Brummel, out 81 'rimaru, was
second. and Mr.. Abington's threc.year-old
bay colt freemason, by Barcaldine, out Of
Gehcimniss, third.
The race for the 81. James Palace stakes,
Of 100 sovereigns each. with 300 added, for
three-ycar-olds, ono mile, vas won by Mr..
Abingion's brown colt Pioneer. The Duke
OF Wcsminsier's bay colt Ben S.roma
came in second and Lord Bradiord's bay
colt Swift third.
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ART EXHIBITION.

Miss Ashes Pupils 10 Display Their
Achievements In Art
Ar. lovers will today and tomorrow DO
afforded an opportunity 10 study tho admi.
pbly.doyclopcd possibilities Of talented
local students during the past year. Tho
various worksoi Miss Maggie Ashes pupils
will be on exhibition nj that lady's studio.
corner Of Main and Union Stfccts, for two
days, aud open 20 the inspection Of all via.
ilors. The various pieces are far above the
ordinary In point Of merit. In addition 10
the ambition cherished by each and every
student, they have been moved. 10 ro-
doubled effort and attention through con-
test for n prize gold medal offered by their
teacher,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

Containing Over 10000. $1,000 I'm.
ported Cigars
Have been received by US direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom
House, during the past week; among
which are Diligcncias, Henry Gays.
Flor de Samclson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We arc the
only firm In Memphis who receive fro.
quent shipments OF imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled 10 get
only fresh cigars from u.s.
!. SANELsoS q Co.
The Direct Importers Of Mcmphia
+. s.-We sell baseball tickets.
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Tennessee Tent and Awning Go
Insolvont Notice.

fTATT 90 TTSNEsrE SHELBY CorsTY.
OTi1cN tuuNTY Couuf CifnE,
MTNrHis TrSN.. June q issq.
To Mary Daufihe EHecutfiN.
Having suggested the Insolvency " tho estate oi
Augustine biufiae. deceIsesi. you arr hereby Of.
defUd a. give notice by advertisement w some
Newspaper published within the said State and
hlsn ~ tho court huuso door 81 shelby County. iof
Ill persons having claims ngalnsi said tatr. ~
appear and nlo tie same auihcntioatcd IN tho
manner prescribed ~ law, on nr boiurr tho Uh
day NJ tcptombcf lao, aud any claim not hlrd un
~ beiufr faid day or before an appropriation ~
the funds of aid estate l. male shall h. iofcvcr
tarrati. both In law aud equity.
witness my hand at once. this en- day Of luna
issp ~ QuidLEi, ClCfk.
~ Tnos n CnrymAw. Il. q.
Notice IL hereby given a. provided hy tho above
order MANY DAtWAC
Erocutrlr oi Augustine Danriac. Deceased
This tth day oi June. tsa1
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Election Notice.

An election for Seven Directors TO sc'vc tho
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE COMPANY Tor tho
ensuing year viii be held at the Complnys onioc
on TUESDAY. July ? issa
" N MOORE eerr,,,,r
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

viii sell 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, a
choice lot Of Family Oruccrcs nj corner Lauder.
dale and Mississippi avenue, ON SATURDAY,
JUNE - lNso, 10 satldy attachments IN my hands
In favor OF the e. H. Ryan Grocery Company aud
Others Va II, keech. sale commences ut IN o'clock
am. A. j. MCLtNDON. SheriM
JNo. A. powFi. D. 4
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uuihsIIa.a Kpocks out nannInE.

los ASoELEs, Cal, June 2O.--Gcorge
Mulholland, Of Australia, knocked out
Neil Manning, Of this city, in the forty.
seventh round Of n finish fight, Queens
bury rules at the rooms Of the southern
California Athletic Club last night Null
holland weighcd l31 pnnnhs. Manning lli.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

French publication consigned TO loca
news firm. He claims that the matter is
unfit for transmission through the mails
and the question will be submitted to the
United States Court for decision.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial il the safest
and surest remedy on earth Tor cramping
pains In the bowels. Initiated bowels, loose.
ness, sour stomach. Asatic cholera and
,hnlera marina
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TrayeIer.' Protective A..oeIaueu.

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., June 20.-Mr. +.
II. Root. Of Fort Wayne. Ind, was this
evening elected President OF the National
Travellers Protective Association.
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o..c,,. rye,cI ,,o.,.. se,,.a.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. June e0.-suycyor
Of Port Barnes has detained four volumes
Of the "Amou1 Of Chcyalier flaubas,
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The nemphi. a charies,es Railroad
Train

Leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock pm, hr.
riycs at Washington at o'clock am,
New York 2 O'Clock pm, Boston O'Clock
pm. second day. Pullman Slcopors 10
Washington without change via Lynch.
burg.
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EIGHT CASES. EIGHT CASES.

TnE liberal use Of Platt's Chloridcs is
wisdom and economy combined.
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Probable Winners Teday.


Tirst Racc-The Ek. toinan.
Second hacc-icls Armstrong. Irene
Third Race Albert stuii. E0nnlc kiug
Toufih lines-st0ny Montgomery, Augrlua
iihh RaCc-volci Lulu Foster.
At BRIGHTON.
Brighton Bach races belug little more than a
iftfrry. TIE ArrEAL must continue 20 advise H.
speculative rsdcr 10 LET them seventy alone
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Al nhecnshend Nav.

SHEErsnEAD BAY, n. j., June 20. Clear
skies, fine track, and 5000 spectators
were the conditions here today.
First Race-Seven-eighths Of mile.
Starters: Eolian, Defense, Bohemian,
Blue Rock, Puzzle, Neva. Eolian won in
l:2s So, Defense second. Neva third.
Second ace-Three-fourths OF a mile.
Starters: Padisha, Starlight, Kompland,
onway, Cayuga, Blackburn, Maximus,
Folly. Fayorite. Blackburn won in lilo;
Cayuga second, 0nway third.
Third Race-0ne and one-eighth miles.
Starters Gpsey Queen. She, Senorta,
Auricoma. She won, Senorita second,
Gipsey Queen third. Time-l:56.
Fourth Race-Mile and an eighth.
Starters: Bella b, King Crab, Brother
Ban, Eolo, Glory. King Crab won, Eolo
second, Brother Ban third. Time
l:5I rs.
Fifth Race-Mile and three.eghths.
Starters Barrister, Wary. Inyerwick,
Lelogis, Gray Dawn. Gray Dawn won,
Barrister second, Lelogis third. Time
223 %.
Sixth Race-Mile and half. Starters:
Bonanza, Bill Bond, Jake Shipsey, Amos
Dead heat between Bonanza and Bill Bond,
Amos next Bonanza won the run oil.
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MORE RACING SURPRISES.
BLACKBURN BREAKS BELMoNT'S
LUCK BY BEATING PADISHAH.
King Crab Makes the Fastest Mile and
an Eighth of the seasoI and Runs
Away From Dryers Bella B.-Re-
suits at Kansas City.

KANSAS Cry, Mo. June 20.-A tremen-
dous storm OF rain put an end to today's
races at the end of the fourth race. The
water came down in torrents and the track
was soon perfect sea of mud, which ne
cessitated declaring the last race of. The
results were as follows:
First Neutrality-suspicious. OF mile.
Lady Cole III, Chumley, first; Goightly
l02, 0verton, second; Lizzie b l0i, Elkie,
third. Time-l:l6. Miss Clay 81, Can
Dance 90, Herman "a, Virginia 100,
Aggravator l07, May Hart l07, and
Mamie b lO7 ran unplaced.
Second Race-Fiye iurlongs. Mayor
Noonan l0S, Briggs, first; Jim Quinn l0l
Van Allen, second; Beth l0l, Reynolds,
third. Time-l:06.
Third -Eleven-sixteenths ofa mile.
Armel l05, 0verton. first; l. IL no, Elkie,
second; Jim Oglebay los, Freeman, third.
1ime-lll.
Fourth Race-Citizens' Stakes, seven
iurlongs. Madolin 81, West, first; I. j.
Rusk SO. Thompson, second Bridgelight
III, Overton, third. Time-l30 Bonnie
King 81, Mrs. McAlister 81, ST. Adams 81,
ran unplaced.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
The entries and weights for tomorrow't
events are as follows:
First Race-0ne mile and seventy yards Tho
Elk iOa, kntry i0l, sadie MAYO IL, leinan l2l.
Second kace-Three-q quarters OF mile. for two
year.olds jess Armstrong los, shanendalo l0i
Irene lul.
Third Race-one and oncSixtcenlh miles
Entry i05. Albert stull 100, Bonnie King l00
Fourth Race-llandcap: mile and 4 sixteenth
Angcus %, Gladstone 95i J. I. ~, MIA McAlllstc
%, Entry i02, Stony Montgomery 10.
Fifth Racc-Seyen furongs llman IS, Lult
lospT %. BOnnle King lOl. NolCi luI.
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GRACE CHURCH GUILD.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAIN
>MENT AT WEST SIDE PARK.

Another Brilliant Triumph Added to the
Record OF the Guild-A Handsome
Sum Realized Toward Refurnishing
the Rectory.
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Memphis Carnage Works,
Nos. 81 AND So MADISON STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles.
DIED.
LODGE NOTICEs.

nESOTo LODGE NO W. r. AND A.
- M.-Thc officers aud members aro "a
rcqucsied TO attend stated communia. XXX
ton of their lodge this (FRlDAll wv
evening. juno n, nj O'Clock for dispatch of bust.
pn are iraternally invited
By order MILTON II PRICE " NJ
Attest ilUGH u. CuLLEN Scc'v
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HnASinG IL: "I,MeS."

The London Times" was hoaXed
a century ago ncar 8 as badly as in
the present instance by clever
gang OF furgcrs, who got up II bogus
edition OF the French paper III Ec-
lair" AZ the time recognised as an
authority apon sQntters of interna-
'i0noi news, ine paper contained
what purported to he the text of q
Treaty OF Peace between the French
Republic and the Emperor Of Aus
trla. a copy was got into the
hands Of the correspondent of the
Times at Dover, and from him went
to London, where the alleged treaty
was published N the Times, and
was such good ana unexpected news
that the stock market went up with
q rush. 1t was several days before
il was discovered that The paper was
Il forged edition and had been got
ten up by London Spectators to
bring about boom in stocks. Il N.
Y, Sun.
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1He sAMnAN QUESTION.

"WhaCs all this talk about pre-
serving the anatomy of the, Samoan
islands," remarked Congressman
elect to a member of theHouse of For
eign Affairs Committee. $50 far as
L can understand it," responded the
able Foreign Affairs man, "it's saw
ing the bones of what's left after
the Treaty Powers have treated
themselves to all they want" "Ah !
L see now," rejoined the new mem.
ber; "a sort of joint protectorate. :"
- Puck.
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HlpSEBHEBKjNG.

In the Police Court tiis morning,
jim kukona was committed for trial
to the Supreme Court, on charge
of househrcaking. From the evil
dehce of Kauai, II baud boy, who
was also charged with the same
offcnse, kukona asked hlm to go
with him for q ride on horseback
He did so and they went up Nuu-
anu Valley. Whea opposite the
residence of Frank Joliva, above
the half way house, kukona got off
his horse and finding the doors all
fast, after short time, broke in the
front door and entered the house,
Kauai remaining on his horse all the
time, finally starting for town alone.
He was soon caught up by Kukona
who said he had only got a chain
and 81. 30 from the house. An old
woman living near by saw hukona
90 to the house. 4 telephone mes
sage was received at the station
house, and II policeman went up the
valley and arrested the two defend
ants. On Kukoua was found two
gold rings which Joliya said were
his, while nothing was fonnd on
Kauai.
When kukona went on the stand
be gave an entirely different state
ment 70 Kauai, hut got cnnsidera-
bly, mixed up while doing so. The
Coult discharged Kauai with n re-
mindrr to steer clear Of such com
panions, aud committed kukona as
stated above. Gardner h. Wilder
defended Kauai.
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IL: WORlD'G llLlIENATEs.

The census Of iiIterates in the
various countries OF the world has
recently been published hy the
"Slatistische Mona,sschrif'. Ac-
corIing to the three Slavic States,
RoumQnia, Seryia and Russia, head
the list with about 80 per cent Of
the population unable to read and
write. OF the Latin races Spain
leads with CD per cent, followed by
Italy with 48 per cent. France and
Belgium with about 10 per cent.
The illilerates in Hungary are under
43 per cent, in Austria 80, in Ire
land u. in England -, Holland 10,
United States (whte population) 8,
Scotland 7 per cent. The Teutonic
races are the best favored in this re-
gard, Switzerland with only y per
cent, Germany as an empire only l.,
while in Sweden, Denmark, Bavaria,
Badcp and Wurttemberg there is
practically no one who cannot read
or write.
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4 NEW SPRINKLER.

The Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Company has just com
pieted a new street sprinkler for
Mr.. y. j. King. 1t is The heaviest
work ever done in this city Of that
class. The sprinkler is fitted up
with every convenience. 1t has
double faucets so that the water will
only run from one side at a time.
The sprinkler which will be seen on
the streets in few days, will hold
LOO gallons of water.
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MASSAGE.

Nrom time ilnmemorial the prac-
ticr ct Jna-sage has been known TO
the Fiiian., from whom the Samoans
and then The foagans, learned the
art. The process consists in rub
bing and kneadipg the part, the
operation being sometimes contin-
ued for hours3 it stimulates the cir
cnistlons and relieycs pain, and is
commonly used in abdominal dis
ease. The native doctors h&ys great
faith in massage, and it is always
practiced by them. Il London Med
ical Recorder.
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J IL r.
sChGulS, Rv1 WORKSHOPS,

Because Misunderstanding IS taught,
II school Is uUhe the less school.
The m;rUuucluH 81 work shops
>huulu Aui .uw,r "a" classroom
stauuau,,, not disturb the proper
funcdnn al suho Ia lmpartIpg an
adequ.Ic mcniHl lialnnG. Such
training .nust -taud foremost il our
cuGrepu0n Ui Wuat a suMOol SHOULD
b.. Manuai N"imug must supple
menl TN, lurnlai !. :.im.Ng 10 iaIl prO-
perl v wlnin tn" scope "i schools
curicu.un. Az lh., point, miscon-
ceptiUns a!Ise.
On one hand, there is danger that
the promoters of m:iuu.l Training
will sacrifice the real interests OF the
school in tavOr Of mere uand.Cratl.
Whereas The true conception regards
haudicrait rs an essential elem ent
III the mental training of youth. SO
far as The proper innViion VI u schoo!
Is concerned, any other conception
must hr regarded as Insufficient and
unsatisfactory. y school is not Il
workshop. 1t may have work-
shops, hut they must serve The in
terests of mental rs we'll Us manual
training to Justify their presence.
Ga the other hand, the same
quality Of work should not ht eX-
acted irun youth IN q school having
w0rt-snops, rs ironl u mechanic IN
his own si.op. For in one case We
i,aVc thr experienced artisan, and
in ltr other Jil;. niervst apprentice.
Again, The tjoE al the bench in n
su.,,nl haviu- Workshops, is at The
i,rscI, inr only - ;as;'i portion Of the
,iav. mh,lr llv hG3ianic' : apprcn-
tice, jur in-tancc - serving full time
each day. The boy al school is
getting a valuable mental training
along With. and IN addition to, skill
in The u-e uI Tools, and il would be
unreasonable (" exact oi him what
couid nc y>!y ni,p"'!Y eXacted OF
one who has IN tl'ne AS !Hany hours
each day NJ the lUrrc or BENCH Ot
case, us it sonil hc squaiiy unrea-
sUnabe TO require OF the mechanic /:
apprentice who has gone into s
Nork-snop at the sacrifice of hi:
schooIn9, q like skill with the school
hoy in the studies OF the class
room.
This is not saying that for u,!lita
rian reasons workshop training i
aOL as valuable as classroom in
-,ructiou. The boy wins sacrifice
t,is schooling for the sake of learn
iit% Il trade mDy be a genuinely sue
ce,sfui man IN the community II
which hc lives; ard the bog VIII
snakes the best use of his schOo
privileges may bt an utter faiiur
80 lar as being Il lnan Of intlucnc
and mark il concerned. The poill
We make ig that a manual tralnin
school il after all ii school, pure an
simple; not cluinp Of workshops
bnl a school, scc.tiHg the mentI
culture and hand culture Alike of il
stcdelns. The edncati'H"! Yaine q
rnangal training therefore shorid b
recognized 30 That workshops slai
uoL prove alien 10 the fundameHta
purpose of schools; aDd the iimila
mons put on work shop iDstructio
by the ueeessilies oi the clasa-rooh
should iike@tse ie recognized, s.
aha, Tine results III >atch INSTRUCTION
n'aN bs gagged ~ II proper stand
ard. llai diclaft.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Schooil,nuse Tender.

Tenders will be received at the
Office oi the Board Of Education un.
til WEDNESDAY, the Sth inst, at
II clock noon, for the construction
and con- pletion Of Sehoolhonse
20x40xl2 feet, with two rooms, on
the lot belonging to the Board ot
Education, at the corner ii bere-
tania and Piikoi streets, Kulnokahra.
Plans and specifications may he
seen at the Office cf the Board Of
Education.
BY drdcr oi The Board OF Educa.
ton. " jA$. SMITH,
Secretary.
Edncuticu Oihcr, May |, 1889.
$50 3t
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RECEPTION.

Next Wednesday afternoon the
Hawaiian band will play at the re.
sidcnce OF Hon. \. s. Cleghorn,
Waikiki, between the hours of and
6 o'clock. The Princess kaiulani,
who leaves the islands two days later,
will be pleased to see her friends,
both native and foreign, on this oc-
raSinn.
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NOTICE..

rsNHE annunl mreling uf the lst Divi.
L sion of tine ii ipoEalani Educa-
tinHaI Sncict" will be held ~ he resi-.
dence of 81. r. II p!inctss Liliu0kalani
at Washington Pdrr, or WEDNES-
DAY, ny 10 i. ~ o'uuck NJ Tor
election of officers Tor 'hc ensuing ,cnr.
A tull attendance is rcuurstcd.
239 At PER ORDER.
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NOJ'iCE.

an account OF my intending to leave
W Honolulu on May 10th on the Una
tilla, request all per ons having any
claims against Inc 70 present them at
the Office OF "A. Jaeger.
j. \. ROBINSON.
Honolulu, April 81. 1889. 237 lw
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NllTIJlI OF REMOVAL.

a LEN. FLOHR, L,ck 81 Gnns,ni,h,
N nn- umnv,d opposite i'll The pre-.
mises occp led formerly ny Max Eckart
IA wcir slorr, reN' door to ilotf
sChlarLrr ~ Co. in the Damon b'ock,
Bethel hlr,et. 2A1 i'm
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VETERINARY.

A r. ROWAT, Veterinary Surgeon,
IA Office and pharmacy at Hawaiian
Hotel stables! corner Hotel and Richard
streets. Scientific treatment in all dis.
eases of domestic animals Orders for
plantation and ranch stock promptly
attended TO. Matual Telephone 354,
p. o. Box 326. mh.ls.S9
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Removal of Barber Shop.

MT p. JARDIM has removed his
lN1. shop from King street to McCar-
thy's Billiard Parlors, Fort street, where
he is prepared to serve with the best
care and neatneSs the avocation of his
art. Solicits the kind patronage of all.
NH 23.99.1y a
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NOTICE

Is hereby given lhar the rnership
Il heretofore eXi ting between hung
Tin Kwai and Qwong Yick Lung, under
the firm name OF Qwong Yick Lung 90.
doing business at Kahului, Maui, has
been dissolved. The business will
henceforth be carried on by Qwong
Yick Lung, who will collect all the
debts and pay all the liabilities of the
late firm. $50 2w*
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PRICES as tsUAE.

GE5 Rox plan viii open at Lewis !.
Leyey' oIticr, corner of Fnrr and & cen
streets, on Thursday noiuing, iiay 9rd,
NJ :. o'clock. 33t 1T
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Call,
February 10, 1889.
WE herewith certify that Messrs.
w Dodd & Miller are our duly au-
thorized and only agents for the Ha-
waiian Islands for the sale of our Lager
Beer in kegs.
JOHN WIELAND BREWING CO.,
100 If John I'll. Wieland Bros.
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RAILROADS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30
The First Parting.

From the Philadelphis Times.
"Come, Eva, kiss mamma good night and On with
nurse To bed.
What tears! for shame. a moment since you would
be good you said:
You're quite too big grille now TO sleep In bah a
place,
Why soon you win be tall enough to 20 to school
with Grace;
So kneel beside me. darling, here and gay your
prayers, and
VIII sing that little hymn you love, Of guarding
angels nigh;
And when the brides wake You up. tell Mary you
may run
To have q romp In mammals bed; just think, what
lots Of funv'
The mother in the morning came. In longing snx-
With ,hroebins heart and dswy eyes. beside the
Where Eva stiii slept soundly, her arms embrsc-
ing light
The gown her mother wore when she had kissed
her pet good night
Its ribbons with her silent tears were stained and
limp and wet,
Around The white and dimpled neck An empty
sleeve was set;
While mary slept she stole away. ere dawn had
Lit the sky,
That hing Of her idol near her sinisas breas,
might lie,
Unhseded save by Him who marks each grief
endured alone
she sought and found he1 soiace for the first that
she had known A. y. II.