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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

, Advertisements admitted into these eoInmn'
.rr recommended 20 tho readers OF HhE A"An
- - ,,,orou1hIr reliable. and business ean be
-. h, nail with the advertisers with perfect
safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IopAT.
Sun r.e. G2SI sets T26 Moon sets 1889 Mson's age
HeH WATER
u-sAndy Hook l.O% Gov Island. lao He'll oate 500
S1-ssnGy HOOK l:62 Gov. Ialasd 2l2 Hell aatA Gs0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
STATEN ISLAND.

SOUTH BEACH.-The contract for the building OF
new excursion pier awarded yesterday AZ SIOOoO'
Tie nIcr Will be com plcted within twenty-five days
a line of steamers viii I1In between he pier ara Nc"
York during the summer - Inc nOulh bt a. i.
the necessary bonds In the COuGfy L2rk nhcc, ana
viii now push forward the cOnstruc uOn OF It's ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

7.oS 1900 29.98 NW
Ii will be worth your while TO examine the.s.
They are all new
and fully az good value we say they are.
some ofthem
are the handsomest dresses made this season.
At Half Their Value,
our entire stock Of
Wraps, Jackets and Uistors.
MIssES GARMENTS.
We're bound to seIl-let loss be what IL may.
Al Fifty-nue Cents,
Chldren's Bingham Dresses--embroidery uinnsas
were s125.
AtNinety. eighf Cents,
Chdren's fine Bingham and seerSucker Dresses-p'ssss
and yoke waists; were s2.oo-sges 70 L.
At Ninety. eight Cents,
Misses Au.wool eaoc
Al al 9s.............. .others..--.......Were s4N
At six Ninety.eisht,
MIsseS French Flannel Tennis and Mountain costunss
were $1,000 AMI si2.oo.
At Fi,y-ninc Cenis,
Chudren's AllWool Jerseys-an eoors; Nefs SLHe
Alta Dollar Ninety eisht
chudren's White Lawn Dresses-fu embroidered 'kirs
and trimmed waists were s3.5o-ages 4 70 IL
IN INFANTS DEPARTMENT
We will sell
At Ninety-e eight Gents
Two hundred
r,,cr rMapoIpEREp DRESSES.
Lsn.,a.saa .kir,--uals. embroidered back ana
,rnn,sash back - -
HOSIERY
s,,,,, 10. Friday bargains with a thou'and doisa
LADIES BLACK Isle THREAD h"sS
ATwenty-n ave CentsI
worth and until now sold at <oe
Al sixty. nine Cents PAIR
Three hundred dozen
ENGLISH SILK HOSE
p,,.S Tan Mode Ecru, White. Pink. Bus fisAoHs
ca.Sn,, R,on,e Lavender, Gobelin. Marine and ne.
- -. North " -
This price Is less than import cost
AtTweuty Cents,
Three cases
LADIES SwIsS.RIBBED VESIs'
lib ,A.u trimming in all eolOrsi regular pnes -
Al Ninety. eight Cents,
crSrLEMEN's SCOTCH FLANNEL sHihis
rsnnI,' yachting, and outing Styles; wsr' u ~
At Twenty nine Cents,
rInIrs, ENGLISH SILK AIrTs,
=, .,... ons black so<
At Thirty-three Cents
,.,,.s sus Jersey Gloves, MOusquesire. we're eos
At9 Cents .....l9 Ceuts...2s Cens'
Special sale OF
.,.., p,,snt Folding Fans-an eolors-halt vslus-
At sixty-seyen Cents,
40. I,panese screens--wIth stand worth u
ART EMBR0IDERIEs
Tenn with novelties for house decoration and oaef
! A. os cents Emb'd Felt Lamorequins-sn eoIofS
Al a. 90 .........Embd Plush Lanofequn-ai4 0''''>
| Inst reduced from Two and Eonr COLLARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
ALONG THE SOUND.

DEIDGEPOR1-A new SundaySchool buihihg
attached TO the Presbyterian Church. ana otSMnE
0vcr $40 600 was dedicated Wednesday evening
The Rev Dr. John Hall OF NewYork. preached the
sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

Keen looking young and save your hair It's
color and besuty with Parkrr.s Hair BaIan.
ParEer-s Gln ger TOnic. the best c"ngh cure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

DR., LYoSs PERFECT ToOrH POWDER
K,ens fe teeth clean white and purlnHs the brcau
An rlegAut toilet luxury sold everywhere. - cohiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

4 nromInent st. Lous physician saws "
rsder Ii1uh Bread tfr generally srvic"
aSe remedy in All thea A need nOursh'ng tonic
Ass your grocer or druggist for u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

DIR. SANFORD's LIVER lSvIGoRAToR
Z, vegetable cure for Dyspepsia Constipation, RheumAusr
caused by sluggish condition OF the Liver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
AhLOunoe nsntA
A TutSpEE STORM

NAV ,prfy tho air nothing except S0I0rONT viii pnrfy
he rSUih hd n-Fl"ci te"th and rcsu" r'a fihin
Of from ut-t before 10 j. too lat"
Don i neglect Try You all be bGTpuscl aud delighted
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

ARR YOU AWARE TUAT A CARTE pE NlsIrr
in vpN surr-ssfnly copied 10 H srrd portrait
send to ko wood II Union square for circular concerning
process
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
sATCRDAI. JUNE 3
NEWS

MONDAY. JUNE 10
S,vport Pseine MAIL Aspinwsn.....-...lo An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

To MOTHERS.
sMr. wTEsInWs SOOTHTNG SYRUP for Children Te-thhg ="
sfteus The gums reduces Inflammation aays all pain cures
wind cole and diarrhUa. 70 cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
NEWARK.

Tho company promises TO have the road in operation
In n year and half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

HENRY 3. DANIELS, NJ. d,
3lp W1sT l26IHsr.
Disess.s Of the System. Gsato Urinary oTgAnA
Impotence and steriny. Hours W IA , S4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
! : :: A r N
~ a 40 AND rouRrZEsTHsr
Great Reduction Sale.
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN Day.

WASH DRESS FABRICS
lad the way with a thousand piee'H
Best Domestic regular price 1872
Every style that can be wan"o'
A.seveu Cents and Thrse.aanrtsr,, .o.,,,.
p.., none,tc sateens-china SILK and cna'he
Al came Price.
yyool .apiah Challes-TrDle tinted ns ure'-o
Of the latest French Goods-immeiSe '"i''"
Anime Cents and Three quarters. n,
Plaid and Corded stripe Ba'issS ana en0S' DO"-
Boating Cloths; were nreen.'
NTweIye Cents and Half
French Printed sateens-arge and medium ~ So
all desirable shades-superioF IN iaS''0 ~
el.ew here sold a. seventeen
DRESS GOODS
come next with a special sale Oh
Dress Lengths and Remnants
Half Price and Less.
You wiz ind them on last centre aos IN Department
At Thirty mine Cents
Extra fine
Striped Summer serges,
Al, shades and blackwhte and contrasting STRIPES "efe
"a cents.
AtThirty seven Cents, "a
Atwood Pin.head checks;
PARAsoIs AND Sun UMBRELLAS.
Alta Dollar Twenry-three,
oIIn.h sak Sun charlottesville partridge saeks-EO'o
caps; we're e. IS.
AtTwo Ninety eight,
Five hundred
r,rcv co.ehinrs-plan and canopy tops-surth eaen
1,rs.a and Fae-paln eolors tancies and olaek-"ero
IS and So
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INCOMING STEAMERS

see. HAyre. June l.. Ereneh Trans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
q.

@eueralanpalt 6oea ma6t ben
2anbtommifdr auf bic Sbatia1e auf.
merriam. baB bic 9ouiton & Seras
Central 8abn ibre bonn State erbals
tenen 2dnbereien maHenbaft In ben
Martt bringt, unb erfu9t ben Beamten,
btefer @eieQi9aft feline patente mebr
aus3ufeQen, ba He fi6 geser cine Mil,
lion Nder 2anb an3ueigner getpuBt bat,
5u mel9en fe nidt bere6tiet lit. 6oag
eru6but, baB er iofort bas geri1tli9e
Werfabren gegen bic @entralbabn eins
leiten tpirb, iobaib anbere iebr tui9tige
Gdqe, NIT melden bas 9epartement ge.
%gentudrtig bei6dftigt 1T, erlebigt fein
tperben.
= Sm 9arebo tpurbe elm gemiHer
Sames g. Brabp berbaftet, ber In 0ep
Orleans ben Groeeriffen MeIinstp er,
iGoKen bate. poIiseitapitdn Baparb
bon Netp Orleans bolte ben 8efange.
men ab.
- Der Garmer gbas. 9iemann,
nabe Se9uin tpobnbaft, bat Selbfs
morb begansen, inbem CT Rd erf9oB.
3iemanE befanb ft9 in guten 8erbdltz
niHen, mar etpa 80 Sabre alt unb
ftanb i'm gegrif, f6 gu berbeiratben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

felbif ieiner 3eit in isinem aud BON
uns e%rmdbnien 8eridte baraelegt botte.
JoIgenbe &sfolutiun nurbe bann
petleien unb aur Nbftimmung gebradt:
,Yom 1. October 1889 On fol- ale
Baummole gum Nettogewi9t perfauft
merben unb 3par nit einem Nb3ug bon
"a pfunb als Sara ouf in Sutetof
berpadte Banen unb bon Is pfunb auf
8allen III GoitpnzpadIof. Dos Dur6s
fdnittsgemi9t biefes leBteren fpl !
pfunb auf bic Oarb %betragen".
Dieie &efolution tpurbe e / II # / nj :
mi g %angenommer, tuenn aud bic Des
leaaten oer Gotton=8 6rfen BON Nat9e3,
0{empbis, ct. 2ouis unb Stem Sort
nur unter B.: Beoinguug ber na9trdge
lid erfolgenben 8iaigung bur6 lire
86rien, an Der aber ni9t 81 apeifeln
1T. Die 8erireter bet Gatmer= glian3
ertldrten, oa6 bieie &eiolution bet aus
gemeinen 8iQigung ber Cotton. Jarmer
finben niiroe unb oaB bic Garmer : Ill
liaua ibren ginfluB babin eeltenb maz
den mtirbe, bob uur mad iol9en Otten
8aumpole berfdift mer6e, mo man
bieie &~eiolution fir maBgebenb balte.
Ser 8orf6lag, bas rgotton : &C.
f6dftsiabr" 70 gu berdnbern, baB es
NIT benz 1. Iuguit beginnt, wuroe
mid angenDmmen.
Da nun bic boaite Ginigteit 3nif9en
ben ameritaniid den Cotton Sute1efenten
berri9t, mir6 ben 2iberpooler 0errs
i6aften mobl peiter Ni6ts iibris bleiz
ben, als fi6 su ftigen.
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9as @eiberfti,mmre1t unb Der
&unareB.

Nta9 ben beporI tebenben Wablen i'm
ueuen State Maibineton, bel oeuerl
iber bic StaatsberfaRung unb tiber bic
Experimentation i'm GongreB &c. abges
itimmt tperben ion, tpirb es bermutbli9
au elmer Wabl=Nufedtung gang eisener
Dirt fpmmen.
Befanntli6 bate man bisber i'm
Wafbington=S erritDrium bas Weiber.
Stimmrebt. unb bas weibli9e 8otum
ipielte aud in allen territorial. urb
2ofalsW ablen ipdbrenb bet lebten Sabre
cine ni6t unbebeutenbe &ole. Mber
geraoe in benz Nugenblide, in benz bic
ies Wablre6t einen b~eionberen Wertb
erlanet baben piiroe bur6 bic Muf.
nabme bes Serritoriums als Stat Der
Union, finb Die Grauen bur9 cine gnts
ideibung bes 8unbesobergeri6tes bes
Wablre6ts beraubt porben unb bas
troy aler @eieBe. mel6e bic 2~egislatar
beg Serritoriums 81 @uniten be1elben
erIafen bat.
Die peibli9en 5timmseber bon
Waibineton f9einen iebo6 ni9t geniQt
gu fein, aiGi9weiseno auf bic ibner eins
mol g~etpdbrten &e9te au Der3i6ten, ions
bern fie beabIi6tigen, li6 bageseu gang
enersii9 sur Webre gu feben.
Die ~itrei.baren Yiirgerinnen 6es
neuen Staates tperben ON WablzSage
befonbere gtimmpldbe fir bic tpeiblis
den Stimmgeber erri6ten unb auf
8runb bet an oieien StimmpIdben ab.
gegebenen @timmen tperben He biz bor
bas Obsrbunbesgeri9t seben. Tim bic
ungRltigfeits. @rtldrung iener Obne fie
gu Stanbe gefommenen Wablen bur9s
3uieBen.
Sine foI6e WabI : Nnfe6tung 1T ie.
benfals etpas gang Neues unb mod gar
ni@t 9asetpeienes. Die Naffens
Grage bat f9on n%ieberbolt bic Bats
bon Wabl=@ onteiten gebilbet-unb mirb
es au9 in Der Mebr3abl bes 16 Gdlle
aus ben Sibeu, tpelde ben GongreB in
Der nd6iten Sibung bei6dftiee1 tper.
belt, aber bic g ef9Ie9tssG rase
1T es gum erfen WaIe, tpeI6e ben
@runb our Nnfe9tung bon 2DngreBs
Manbaten Iiefern wirb.
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Office Of the High Court Of
Illinois Catholic Order Foroatere. 4


30. 1913 ap6fbinetDt Ctr. Gbieago, Dftoter 1887.
eeehrter 6err 8affpr Q6uiQl
SD baIfe es fir neine BfiHt, Sbnen mit3utbeiIen,
baR sJbre Wlebiain meme Geinnbbeit tpieoer 6er9eftent
bat. So TIT on Rerpnfitdt. iuelbe ib mir onr9 l1ebers
nrbeit 3~uQe5pqen botte. Sobalb id Sbre Web9in
nobu, bbrte 6os aitternbe GefibI bel mir onf; dnd9
mar es nDrher tn 1neiuem &opie ni9t gang redt; &c
mar beib, i'd fcuHte uint inlnfen unb i9re1iine
&rdrrne beIdiigten mid. Gin 2Dffet bon Jhrer Wtehss
atn ~eytferfte biefe SruulHgebilbe unb babe I'd folbe 5eits
per ME r1ebr gehobt. SD feIbit tabnt ungefdbr aet
GIoitet Sbrer Weebi3in rtb bin Nun 9elunh. hoIte
aber bod Sbre Wteoi5i1 IN rfeineni Souie unb nehnte
0u9 geIeeentIih booon, m66te aud obne bieieIbe ni9t
leit unh ertpfebIe fte iieinen 5reincsn. SD claude ni4t
BARN gu irren. BOB Sbre Webi5tr Elm Ge9en fur hiefe
AberQrbeiete Station fetn tutrb.
Sno. s.. SenrIau, 6. r.
au4 ID babe cine 6bnIi9e grfobrung, trie boa 6rR
&eoNIoW obeu bejGrieber, on mir ielbf Qemaht.
Sobn Beatth
Garrpn Mpe. uHh SiueoIn Ctr. GbieoQc.
E9- Gc8 BUD tar sltrreu!si6erbe tutrb Jeneri, ner
eS ~perlonqt frei 3~u9efcret, rhD Mruaen 0nb bic Wtes
bi5iu BON uns ~uniipnst .aeiteitit
Dieie Wlebi3iH iruroe lflt oehn s}ohren bon yn1tor
Gbnig in Sort Mannc. Sno- ~5ubereitet uno lest uufer
feiuer MniDeillng Doh Ger
K5nie Mleoieine Go,
so @eH @aoiina, GGe Clinton etrabe.
G1itaso, 80.
@reis $1.o0 per 6lofde, 6 3Iaiden $500.
Gum 8erfauf in Gan Natonio Bel gboIpb
Dreib, SO. II, 10 unb 81 alamo, Strase.
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gehr risfant tn Der Chat.

IS TIT in her Ibat duberit r%isfdnt, nd lber Spmptpme
btumeS,uieben, Hel6e ouf elm eniitebenhes RterenIeteen
btnpeilen, tie n6tbise Resultruus ter Sarnpr8ane aud
nur fur turse 3ett auber Aft ~ laien, wenu thre epens
tueue untbdtigteit auf ibre bauernee SnntSppi,ttpu
f6lieben Idbt, be in bieiem Sale fat tets porbaRnen
1T. Dies 1T ieepd Elm Gidtp, has riele 9ente lanten
uuo eaeur6 eer 9risbt' den Rtersutrantbeit, benz 8las
ientatarrb, Der 3uderrubr u, (. u. gum Spfer fallen.
De64ten rod Vile, bic nie5 leieu, na6eenten nnb t4
bic aus her Griabruns sei66pften 9ebren gu Nuse ma
den, peIHe linen Srietter' 8 Masenbttier5 ais pprIds=
lt6feS 9arnre sulirunssu,ittel empfsblsn. IS sitt feline
tie ron rem aersteu unb rem YntIitnm i'm
Nusemeineu ~berettwtaiser iusetauhen puree, ais bic
ietner persnslthen gBirtiamteit sur Serbhtuns pen
ernitlt9en S~arnbeibpereeu. Die hbriseH I'M 9aneel
be1nelthen Stimulantien tteler Art ~reaatreu, ME rein
ne aud sebalten pereen mfsen, iddeIt6 ami BITE Ntes
rem nenu ~htsielben untbdttsN iinh. Gas 8itters nbers
pdlti9t Malarta, Uerftppfuns uns Rbmmatismus.
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aatarrb FAM. mtd,t fartrt ,uersem

burd locale applicationen, ba fe ben SIP Der
&rantbeit nidt erreiden f0nnea. &atarrb III
cine 8lut- poer gonfitutionS- Rranfbeit, uno
nm le gu beilcn, miibt Sbr iunerli6e Seilmit-
tel nebmen. Saa's &atarrb Sur pirb einse.
NOMINEE unb pirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
fdIeimise SberFade. Sau's 8atarrb Sur il
feline Auadfalber Msbiain. Sic purbe felt Sab,
ren bon einem ber befien aerate bieies 2anoes
berOrbnet unb 1T elm reseImdSises &ecept. Gle
beftebt aus ben befen 8lutreinisunssmitteln
bic Direct auf bic S9leimpberfd&e tpirten. Die
boqtommene 8erbinbuns Der apei 8efanbtbeiIe
1T es, mas fold punberboIe &efultate bel Der
SeiIuns BON aatarrb berbOrbrinst. eabt eud
8eugnife umfonf f9iden.
8. 8. @beneh & Co., fsleoo, 8.
CB- 8ertauft bon apotbetern, rs Gents.
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Gin Sceptiter iagt

8tutgei6mlre. 3ertbeilt 8arbuntels. aB-@eilt bauz
erno nnb i@nel 2dbmun9. @8 tit Elm ipabrer @eiunp=
beitSbrin9er. Seilt Scrppbeln uub anbere glei1artise
Srantbeiten. Madbt iflehten Qtbem gut unb entfernt
bic uriade. gertretbt bic Silipiitdt unb TIT unhberz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

aus 3an5ibar 1T cine an Die &e.
gierung bes @ongo'S States Gin Brill
iel) geri6tete Depefde eingetrofen.
9ieielbe beiaat Golgenbes: Ha1bem
Stanley bas 8eden bes gilbert NpanSa
berlaRen bate, bemiibte er i9, nod Der
@etfhfe bes 8ietoria Npan3a au gelans
gen. 9as gelang ibm jebod ni6t,
aber ct fam an bic Sttiite bieles gros
Ben Binnen'M eeres, gmin pai9a Be-
fanb R6 BET ibm. Na9bem ct bier
LANCE bertueilt bate, um auf 2ebens,
mittel bon Sabora unb Malaba gu tpare
ten, DerlieB er @min Sep unb nabm iei,
men Weg in Der &idtung auf Mombanu.
Dan alaubt, baB er bic Oftiilte gegen
Cube Ottober etrei9en pirb.
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NapIes, q. g., 4. Gebruar, '89.

3ebn @o6eu litt i6 an rbeumati.
f6en Sdmer3en in Der Siifte; bod
wurbe i'd bur6 cine ~breimaIige ans
.Denbung BON ct. Safobs. Del bnuernb
gebeilt. -@barles GOlts.
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trpffen bel 6teberbise. Gin unperslet6bares Mbfhbr=
mtttcl. SO BELT tranfbaften SppfI9mer3 wunner6ar
i6nel. "a -Gntbdlt feline i6dblt9en Subitau3en. 3eiz
1ist baS @ebirn. Surtrt ianea Rbeumati8mu8 unn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13
Gin ~oankbarer Datient,

bet Idnen Wamen ntht eenannt bobeu min. unp ber
lelne eeultdtci6e @teoetbertteuuma ppn idbspes
Seut eetoen elmer, In einem Dettprbud ouaeaeBenen
Mtsnet %nereantt, last bur4 ans baielbe t~pftemfret an
lestne letpeuoen Wettmenlnen rerldtdeu. Dieies arpse
Uu4 entbaIt &esepfe, bic In ieber Npctbefe aemmodt
iperbeu tbnuen. Ghi6t Cure gtreHe nit Brtef,narte
On /; = ,DFipat GIinit tMp 3tSpewtarn". as IBsf
ii. Str, Rsp 1rrt, 81. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-13

"a Gamilien. bic ni9t bereits ba.
nit Derieben finb, iolten feline 3eit bers
lieren, i9 cine Glai9e bon gbambers
lain's golits, @boleras unb 9iarrboes
mittel gu t%aufen. IS III bic einsise
Mebisin, auf bic man fi9 in allen Sd.
len BON Masenbei6 perben perIaHen
fam. rs unb so Gents pet GIaf6e BEL
&. @obn & So. unb s. Ralteper &
SDbn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-22
An Artists Studio.

Passing along Hotel street visit was
made to the studio of Mr.. d. Howard
Hitchcock, which is in the rear OF the
dental office of Drs. Anderson & Lundy,
and there was found beautiful painting
of the Volcano, which, ifnot equal to Tav-
.ernier's best efforts to portray Madame
Pele, is certainly not far behind. 1t is a
most life-like representation of the
active part of the crater and of a stream
flowing from it. In the foreground, the
crest of the pail is covered with green
ferns, while in the distance beyond,
Mauna Loa towers up, it's summit COW
cred with cap of snow. The contrast
between the glowing fires of the crater
and the snowy top OF the mountain is
very effective, and adds greatly to the
beauty and value of the picture.
Residents interested in fine art and
in views of Kilauea, should not fail to
see this work of Mr.. Hitchcock, which
will bear comparison with that of older
and more noted artists. Besides this will
be found some smaller views of scenery
around Hilo, particularly one of Rain
bow falls, and another of cataract
higher up the mountain. They can be
seen to-day and tomorrow, between s
and II a. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-22
In MemOriam.

In view of the regard and esteem in
which the late Captain Nicolls of III. B.
nj. S. Cormorant was held in this city, it
has been proposed, and the proposal
meets with general favor, that window
should be erected to his memory in the
Cathedral church in which he with his
officers and men constantly worshipped
during the many months his ship was
stationed in the harbor of Honolulu.
All persons interested in giving effect
to this proposal are requested to attend
a meeting to be held in st. Andrews
Cathedral Sunday school room on Satur-
day next the 23d inst, at 5p. M, at
which the Bishop of Honolulu has con-
sented to preside.-[Bulletin.
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Au ReYOir.

The following ladies and gentlemen
are booked to take passage by the
steamer Australia which sails for San
Francisco at noon to-day: Mrs. F. M.
Hatch. child and maid. Mrs. J. 1. Dow
sett. ST., Mrs. w. K. Quinan, Mrs.
Moselev. Mrs. 1. @. Tewksbury and
child. Miss M. J. LoWden, Miss Susie
Yonno. Miss Walkyn, J. Mccarthy and
wife g. D. McCandless and wife, Paul
Nanmann. II. Lose, NJ. G. Harris, V. L.
Tennv. and r. G. Duncan and Prof
Felix Ollert.
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Our Governors.

The Ray Brothers, as advertised, gave
their first performance before Homo
lnlu public, last evening at the Music
Hall. The performance was to all in
tents a musical comeditta entitled "Our
Guv'nors,' in which the Ray Brothers
took parts illustrating characters from
juvenile youth todecrepit age. An ex-
cellent audience was present and evinced
by their applause their appreciation OF
the salient points of the performance
There will be another performance to-
morrow evening and tickets are now on
sale at the office of Mr.. S. j. Levey.
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CHICAGO, October 29.-In an inter
view in local paper Joseph Gabriel, a
mine owner of Victoria, says the largest
portion of commerce between British
Columbia and the United States is in
Chinaman and opium. Gabriel said the
people up his way were practically una
nimous for annexation to the United
States.
Recent events in the relations of the
two countries have spurred the DESIRE"
he said, Nobody blamed the United
States for Selling sealers in Alaska
waters, although mostly Victoria people.
The blame is wholly laid upon the Brit
ish Government, which after telling us
we had right to fish for seal refused to
give us protection. The English are a
positive handicap in attempts of a young
and progressive people to develop a
country"
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LONDON, Nov. GA meeting of the
Atobieon bondholders advises all
parties to accept the plan of reorgan-
szation. provided the interest on the
income bonds is made cumulative
after 1892.
The Mitylene lighthouse was
wrecked by an earthquake recently.
some slight damage was done IN
Constantinople. The shock IN Italy
cansed serious damage and some loss
of life at Gallipoli.
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ANOTHER VIEW.

Hawaii appears TO be anxious to have
the relations between it and the United
States made more close than they are at
present. According to statement made
recently by the Hawaiian Cabinet, the
Hawaiian Minister Resident at Wash
lngton has been instructed to ascertain
whether the government ofsthe United
states Is willing to entertain PROPOSE
ton looking to the extension of the ex-
listing treaty relations between the two
countries. In case such willingness
should be shown he is instructed to open
negotiations for the conclusion of treaty
to secure the following, viz: ~ the
continuance IN force of all treaties and
conventions now existing between the
Two nations until they shall find it
mutually advantageous to abrogate or
modify them; 81 the treatment of pro-
ducts OF either country admitted into the
other free OF duty by the reciprocity treaty
IN all respects as if they were products of
the country into which they are adj
mltted: (3) the entry into either of the
two countries without duty of all the
products of the other except opium,
splrltuous liquors of more than Is per
cent. alcoholic strength and articles pro-
hlblted by law in either country, and az
positive and efficacious guarantee by the
United States of the independence and
autonomy of the Hawaiian Government
In all its dominions. In order to enable
the United States Government to do
this, without danger of complication
with other powers, the Hawaiian Gov
eminent declares its willingness to agree
not to negotiate treaties with other ma
tons without the knowledge of the GOV
eminent of the United States. If all the
projects for the extension of treaty re-
lations now on foot should be adopted
the State Department would be a much
more prominent and important branch
OF the government than it has been for a
long time past Bradstreets.
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=. Port from Foreign Ports.

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laLIqIIi,, OIeson. Port Townsend.
h Ok ttIJfrey, Dabel, Puget Sound.
sR b = wilder, Giffiths, San Francisco.
.rs S,,}ro,ng Star, Garland, South Seas.
zoe " TV q irwin, McCullOch, San Fran.