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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
nr,s1xrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Yesterday was a quiet day at the Real Ests'e Elk
change James Blocker sold by order OF the supreiio
Court in partision, No. 421 sixthst, between flrs'
70 md Avenue A. The property consists OF four
tory and basement brick house, with two-sory ex-
,snsion. on lot 81 loxooIo The bidding ran up from
S1n 600 70 ST. 900; Charles Sohciermacher was the
ssrycr r V Harnett 90. offered some valusole
land at NewRochelle plot containing aoo9t I'm nI 70
,nn civ lots was knocked down for $4,000 TO Johh ~
Foley. and another plot containing about twenty SiW
~ brought 81 1928 from Joseph O'DOnnell The resi-
Of the property withdrawn, d. p lngrahSlm, .
10 sod No 3O7 West sixty ninthst five story Drich
est on full lot. Percival s. Menkn was the puyer lor
sl7 900. . -, ,.,uo 20 81 Ao5
were Yesterday paid. The new system oil hea'us .ho
Exchange Building with exhaust steam nse9 9y ;" and
numps was first put into operation yes'eIua, .sdor
proved a complete success. O. b. Potter W"s SoDosed
dsy posted for membership in the Exchange poPo''
by John ID. Crimmins. .er,av for a
1,1ere was a call at the Exchange yestcIS etTeen
h,,rd,nr (cither an Il" or two oulhhesn also
wall and Fulton sts., Pearst ana S'S as far as
Tor one or two lots or stable on EaSt sIuv Sfb els
Avenue A. and from about Eighth 20 ninth and
~ go below Fifty ifth-st, renting ior So'Voo
ncr annum. was offered for sale at S2' wv
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CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.

~ only through slceplngcar ST. Louis via Mag
ara Falls leave, the Grand Central Depot at daily
via the NcwlOik Central Michigan Central aud wabash
uiroads-dinng.cars for all meas-arfying In st. Louis
Louis for all points West and Southwest For timetable
seeping-car bcrths. &c, write call on II. b. McCLEL
Ian. General Eastern Agent. 1913 broadway, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
Che Gurt


A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
n JEROME PARK
FALL. MEETING, 1880
until di, 0esi H. and continuing every week day
Trains FROM Grand Central Depot landing passengers
ut the grand stand without change q ears.
r A. LovECRAFT, Secretary -s''''"~
NEWYORK JOCKEY CLUB
~ RACE COURSE. WESTMINSTER. N Y.
FALL MEETING. 1882
OCTOBER 2 3, 5. s. 0. TO- 10. Is.
EXTRA DAY FRIDAY, OCT H. SIX RACES
Via Second and Third Avenue Elevated Roads Harlem
Riwr-hencc via Harlem River Branch Of
N. " N. II. & H. H. r.
GREE FIELD.
Free programmes at the Grand Stand
Firstelsss restaurant at city prices
Table d'hote dinner from - m each day, 81.
First race p. m rain or shine
LEONARD w. JEROME. President
T. II. KoCK. Secretary
PAGES AT JEROME PARK
EVERY WEEKDAY. OCTOBER I'd TO 18TH. IN.
elusive.
SPECIAL TRAINS DIRECT TO THE RACE COURSE.
via Harlem Division New.York Central and Hudson River
Railroad. will leave Grand Central Station at II 80 D. m,
200 D. m and % p m on each race day stopping at
l3Sth.s Mott Haven station about ten minutes later
WAGNER PALACE CAR SPECIAL
will leave Grand Station every day at 20
ddtona Special Trains viii be at frequent Intervals
Regular trains stopping at Fordham Station near race.
course leave Grand Central Station at IL 20 a. H. IL 10
:O5 and :35 ,. m
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
from Grand Central Station. 6oc from Mott Haven Sta
ton 5Oc
Excursion tickets sale T. Alb 7S5 9i2 Broadway
10 Park Place. 0s West 125thst. 13sth-st and Grand
Central stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD N. Y. C. 6

WEST SHORE kAlLh hf,aI6. leave Yves, G2ass
station NewYofF as follows and twenty minutes eat Ter
ron foot Of Jayst n T. Ceepgoi D M s. LoGs
az n Troa 55 a. M YaSii i5 FsI IS S 8 a
Gu, Utca and principal lneredate sta Ions 5io - 100
a NJ % is 's:l5 p. and a. IL 80 a h ~, O' s5
16 'o:55 Ca II 80 ana q d Az q g 90 10 Il a
p m ilavcrstrag 3 a AZ - no, e. bbe atF9t'
Sleeping Car, Tor Buffalo Nlagara Fai' cHr@ot SStuf
day Other tfalns daily except sunday Ga - Leave
Jcr-ey civ j. n /, Station all 30 So ~ D. IL :
Hob ken West Shore station all 20 M 50 90 osces
For tickets timetables Information, apply AZ oS
Bfookiyu Wa hingt,ust 723 Fulton St. AnneS Q'e
foot Of Fulf.n.,t: New-Yory CiW-25l 3ja, - sh
Rrla iway i5gL HoNery L. Park Place O. Wes l-1hsI,
and West shore Stations foot Of West 42ist ana f2oJ OK
Jav.st Wrscott- Express calls Tor ahI
baggage f,,rn' bo,els AMI ro=dancr-. C. r. LANBERr.
General Passenger Agent Vanderbltave.. n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
RAILROADS..
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's

NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!
100 p. NJ, 6:OU 2. NJ, 80 Z. NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
Ticket onees 4ol, az. 7l3 and $50 broadway. 1882
SIIiss | s5l sai ss5 FuIIon,st BrooSya; ioi
obokca aad New station jersey city where TicSet;
sba iaoI Or Sleeping Car ls;eryaohs ana orders Tor
pre- Hsia; saye 231st minutes earlier than time shown
room Eysy Day Day Express Pullman Buffet Drawing
p m. E,efy Day New Tesibuioo LlmIlel, via Mealyl
& ana solid Pglm n5 so Of ys.
y Chicago withog. change also Pullman Vsstlbued
IN Mo tXrH s., GnXAaG & fqE FAST TINE sg.Io
Pullman sespers to cheaso Soai chanS5
Pullman yest6uied comparmehI caS % RoeRe 5ltl anu
% Day c Sd Pa aSaa T bdas sse ia
oas osS7iS T5'42p! SHlp TO- y 37 ~ siS ora
ii35c sSai.yS $50 80 SI5 is, 10 81 :i5 49,
sis i.'? u.s. ~ 80 q = 43s1 s. g. f2s '.'5;
go sa7 80 ~ rs lS5% II 10 t. s4 e.
pasI tS 80 az 10 go 2 10 a iSo G H. 20
5f S 49, az s a. is 1885, 49, 3d. s.
RIrt75ci = ~ ! s. $50 956 10 9 80 ~ +. L go
suacta Loca. 4, 40. 7A5, 80. 10 800 L. so. s072
Ncs5 S2 3 20 % i b. 8Ij55 49, $780, rhosa
Fast Express with Parlor Car.
TuNeio. -. .. 10 30. 3 40. 4 80. 80, T.
Goshen, 40 45. o. 10 80 80 80, go. T. 30
3 30. 4 30 30. g. :. 5 30
ag}s pSd ~ 5 S@d 10 D'aa' from west
ss!$ 5 10 aa f9ss o 81 4lG 49, iSs sS SAS
sob. 8. $50 as: or AS s. 10 80 IL Sun:
, DAYS. s rs 80 1880. 4. $50 and Is.
Nyack and Splrkill 10 7. Is 10 Is If 20 40
$S$9 4aS. 45S% 30 Oh e45 s. i TO- 80, Il
Send 10 cent IN hostage General Passenger Agent for
suburban Homes" with local timetables
W. J. MI RPtf, j.. p FARMER,
General Stunt passa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-N.Y.c1T CITY

batst s. 1870 II W OF 0th-ove; 1SXlOo6' q
TSwin s Chaplin ana wife to Amy ii kellogg.
b9d.st property A II and d NJ keio3E "A mn
% Eleonore Bent DIN ;o,crc3 70 3 S Chaplin i3 so
Si5ncv.st 5 a 3l.9 II e OF Westchesterave 4"N
11st.st s OS = OF LexineTon-ove, l9N'9; 20 ~
Charles wof 70 Bella CALIFORNIAN -; 1soo
c-fh-st $50 n e OF 9th-aVc, 25NlOO.oi lIaNtd
= Kimberly 20 Esther A Wheaton ,so-.-.
b1st-st n 5 lG2 0 II OF Sth-aNe. 2olONlVoo' 90 .o
NJ Mcdonnell and wife To Gerety - 22'oo
Ave. Wo cor o. E's 10 Hiram Copey $50
142t.st $ 40 th'aVe' lVoAi-o' -la'' $4,000
Noffok.st No 81 Abrm Morris n VIM solomon 90 Uo
same ~ 20, RaT1@y Isaacs 10 VIM Solomon $1,000
iS5th.st n s 175 Sth-ave. 50XlOO; Susan II en- M
Roberts Charles II Mead >; SV'011
l5,S so S 500 Wife +" KTahe and another 1856
sth;avs Mans S9s 47thss HoAiUo i'roei Dg 900
ioth.st s. 2s24 W 5th-aYe. 92N0iXl0x26 2xlOX2
MOO to loth-stxos6; Henry Livingston 70
Fr'nceS Livingston o. - c5ai,;;;ton.st isxiGo:
Jobn w Decker to Eise w II Campbell; ...,;; 40
isist.st 8 go shave. 1iXSf; Charles w
Klebisoe and wife to Thos + Van Bfunt--
Rerrv.st 12S. w Anthony-st, 5ON7S; { Adel- = ~
bert Becker and wife N Allen L COplcy....-; 100
7ad F,sDc s. c1 raw ' to Mary 100
7sas ,sbs TX Kane to S'n MsrG Crawford 5000
2sb.st : $ 372 2 10th-aye. 90 lN9S9 George
Taylor and wife to Emerald and Phoenix
Some property; T Lyman & Co to George
Taylor -'' '''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

NswYcrk THURSDAY Oct 10
,u ,.,,,.. ,o,ss were held at the ENehange ana
Auction Room to-day -. 40, To-, 9th st N O.
4-s,ory building WITH Inoo 10 Chas Schleermacher
$4,000 ,,.,u NTH ,o. No so7 West 60th.st, n $,
80 % west Fnd-sve lot o5x1oo Men6in 7'%"
1Jan - a. iarchmont Manor, New-f ocholie ~ 10
= ~ Folsy' IS 900; 10 lots Jos O'Donnell sl'l2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
Dlpioeno Notices.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.,
1915 BEOApWAY, NEW.lOKK, Sept. l., 1851
DIVIDEND NO 81. ,,-,,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE PER
"a CENT on TIE capita stock Of this company has I,
transfer books will he closed on Friday Sept 90 lssy a.
O'clock and rcopened on wednesday october 10
1889 at 10 o'clock 2 N. 4. II. CALEB, TREASURED
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO..
PHILADELPHIA. September %, lbo9. =,
n Office L. HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
~ OF Directors declared tho preferred stoch OF
this company dividend Of and onr.haf dollars RE-
out OF surplus income the COMPANY payable
the Office Of the Treasurer and after October "a
1889 TO the preferred shareholders registered ht d
O'clock D. m. October T. 1850
The transfer book will be closed from o'clock y, M
October IL 1853 until O'Clock a. october 25, 1so9
A. J. IEMpfIILI Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
}1ropoeals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR IMPROVED DESIGNS
Il OF POSTAL CARDS-POST OFFICE DEpART
MENL OFFICE OF POSTMASTER G EN- ERAL. WASH:
sealed proposals are invited artists designers and
others and will be received at this Department until IL
O'clock noon on Wedne DAY Noymber D. lssi for ssh
forms provided by the Department. securely cnvcopcd
sealed ndOrscd proposals for designs Tor postal
cards and addressed 70 the Third Assistant Postmaster
with Specifications and information will be furnished
application the Third Assistant Postmaster General
JOHN WANAMAKER POstmastefC'enela
SEALED PROPOSALS
Own be received 40 the once OF the New York and
Brooklyn Bridge 179 Washlnrton-st, Brooklyn. until
Monday October II, next AZ ~ o'clock noon, for the
supply Of the following articles:
toll collectors OvcrcoatS
80 police oyercoats
gatemen'- ONcrcOatS
30 conductors overcoats, and
go pairs OF trousers.
Samples showing the style and the quality Of cloth
required may b. examined tho ONCE Of the Trustees
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check
for per OF the Of the proposed contract
70 10 returned all bu0 The successful bidder. The
Trustees reserve the right increase diminish the
quantities above called for, and t0 reject any all
proposals. offered. JAMES HOWELL, President.
9 EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ ONCE OF the Superintendent Of Repairs U. s. Public
buildings New.York City, and opened at D. m. the
10th day Of October 1889. for gazing and rehangng one
ury building NewYork City IN strict accordance with the
specification The ripht to reject any all bids is
served The specification be seen and any nforna-
ton obtained by 8ppyinC 70 WILLIAM ]. FRYER, JR.
Supe rintendent OF Repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

TIVE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
i pages. illustrated. The STANDARD authority on
American open air amusements. Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. Sc &c In
EateYainfne ahd uniysrssS sssitmsnsd BIZ the presA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central T. H. Of NewJefscy, Phladelphla and Read
Ing K. r. aad Baltimore and Ohio T. r., leave foot OF
LiberV-st. =. L.
a H.. 30 30 3 *, 100. o 90 8 80, 80, - 90
p m SUNDAYS, s 80, o 30 a. m. 80. $50. 1915,
90. G 30. - Ou D.
For Baltimore and Washington. daily. at 30, II 100
except sunday 80 30 10 700. 10 90 p.
Trains leaving at AS II 100 m. 80 100. 80,
30 L. 90 p. have connection for Reading. Harris
burg. POttsVille. &c.
Tickets and Paor Car be procured at H. COL
45 944 LILO 1923 Broadway, 1877 6th-ave.. 204 West
1o5h-,t 1Si Fast l25th-st., York Courtst. $50
Fultonst 9S Broadway, Brooklyn.
Network Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

4TH-AVE. AND 42DST.. NEW-YORk.
Largest finest Passenger Station In America and
the only one in the city OF New York
On and after October 2, 1889,
Trains will leave New York follows;
IS a. m, Saratoga, Rochester and Montreal Express.
Wagner drawing cars Syracuse also to Montreal
VIA Delaware and Hudson and to d. Adams via Central
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
- 80 a. M. the magnificent Southwestern Limited
Tor C9lmGq R29opGs and ana g. Louis
a standard day coach, sleeping ear for st. Louis,
buled. No extra fare charged.
THE NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
80 the famous wagner Xs1tb S 0S and
car dawins section and private eompart
mont sleeping cars for Albany Syracuse Rochester But
chaeo' arrvng at Chicago at BOA M the next DAY
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
TSGroa SsSsaad IpSaA a1aqaOS BsSs and ana
enS car SaE yse to
Detroit and Chyo PaoI car Cleveland nd, 70 &C. Cincinnati
for saratoga Lake Geotg9 Rutland BSsn n North
Adam SC. Wagner drawing room cars New fork TO Sar'
$50 p. Saratoga Special. with Wagner drawing
J5 Assommossti9R t, Albany and /, Troy Con;
points on Fltchhurc r. Il. Wagner drawingroom car
THE FAST WESTERN EXPREsS-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA
't6 p. m. East Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Elk
PoToo6 5o' ce5oIa1d Cincinnati iadanapos 81. Louis
Detroit and Chicago with through Wagner ves-bue sleep
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL
-tG 80 D. m. Adirondack Mountain. Montreal, and
fas6urs CONNECTING with paror cal for sSranac Lake
Adirondack Mountain points Wagner sleeping car
and TO Syracuse and Canandagua daily except Sundays
D. H.. Fast Mail tLimitod). arrives az Rochester az
40 a. m, Buffalo :35 a m, and Cleveland 20 D. H.
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
40 D. H. Fast Night Express Tor Rochester Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indian.
apoiIs ST. Louis. Detroit and Chicago with through
Wagner sleeping daily. Sleeping to Waertown
via Utica, daily except Saturdays and to Conandagua
10 miinirht for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains.
wagner sleeping 10 Albany. Connects at Albany
with trail Tor the North and West There Is no con
nccton al Albany with this train leaving New-YoD
SATURDAY night.
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
30 a. m. PtttsnelI and North Adams Express,
with Wagner drawiug-loOm car through 70 Plttsied
$40 ,. m, Fast Pitt.ned and North Adams Special.
The entire train. including elegant Wagner drawing
cars runs through - Pittsfeld without change
Fast time. Superior service.
Tickets and space in drawlng.room and sleeping cars s
on sale at Grand Central Station, 1l4l3 1855 and 9i2
Broadway 70 Park Place 90 West 125tl.st, and 135th.
st.. and 393 Bedford-ayc. f.. D.. Brooklyn.
Westc0trs Express calls 10: and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
Run daily. Others daily except Sundays.
i3Sthst station 70 take on passengers for tho
Ncrth and West - .r.o,,cr, y, .,~,r,s
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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General SuDt General Passenger AGENT
q ENTRAL RAILKOAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ FOOT OF Liberty ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of October 5, 1883.
- 90 a. m. Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk WkesbaTe and Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg
etc. -
100 a. N. for Pennington, E1ston Bethlehem Allen.
town and Mauch Chunk.
40 a. N. FOR Pennington, Lake Hopatcong Easton.
BethehCm, Allentown, .Mauch Chunk WIlkcsbalre
ton Reading, Harrisburg, Pot>yiIe Tamaqua Shanokn
bGiIbu.y, LeWIsburg, Hiluamsp0rt-
800 ?. m. Tor Pennington, Easton bethlehem Allen.
town. Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg Pottsylla etc.
p, S45 p IN. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarrc, Scranton Ilmaqua ShamOkln
80 ,. N: for Pennington, Lake lopatcong Easton.
6,C0 and 30 D. m. for SomerVille and Pennington.
40 y. III. for ElstOn, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Reading. Ha, rsburg, etc on sundays 80 pm
200 a. M sundays, Tor EastOn.
r For ked Bank. Long Branch As6qry Park, Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant. OOh 10 IL 10 A. m 80.
40, 90, 30 $40 p. m o Sundays. 90 100 a. N.
For Monmouth Beach, Seabrght, ETC., at 4 100 8 rs.
i 10 90. 80. 46 Through eNprcss 30 y. m.
Suu1ty, 90 a. m.
for Atlantic Highlands, via Maawan and Keyport
10 a. m, 100 80, ) 30 D. m. Sundays at 700 m
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat 100. s rs
q. 100. 4 80 p.
For Atlantic city. Vneland and Bridgeton, 100 a. m
For perth Amboy. 100 9 100. rs 10 30 II 15 a. m,
go. 90, 30. As 80, 10, 80 m. Sundays
zoo, go a. m.
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S'crtihrJ.-
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. T. Co. LESSEE OF
TIE hAI.ANZOO AND SOUTH HAVEN T. IL
GRAND CENTRAL STATION, 100
,....... NEW-YOEK. Oct. l. 1880
~ He FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
\ KALAMAZOO AND SOUTH HAVEN Il. Il, %.
maturing November l. 1850. Will be- paid ard ai,er
that date on presentation u the UNION Trust COM
HENRY PRATT Treasurer.
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Brooklyn propertp 60 Get.

A SMALL, nicely furnished house % let in Brooklyn
"A Convenient u elevated road Immediate possession
LESLIE NJ. DANIEL. a. WaM-st, New. York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19
-EE DIFFERENCE.

4 = DlSInE 70 contrast the II
6gzE0a displayed by the Bulletin
CT- tae alleged frauds in the valua-
G11 o5 sugars imported into the
Tzne3 States with the attitude Of
~ szIe pzpsr towards the frauds
r1z tie Hawaiian Treasury. com
ed T. some of is friends. Al
-111Eh t1e alleged sugar frauds are
sZ unia- Investigation and the
1-zl 1eEs15- Is yet to be rendered.
Ihs B1Is11 does ret hesitate 10 pre-
5z5Ee thz case and declaring the &C
ezse5 p-1ss 10 bz guilty, character
zzs ths- Il language which. unless
5aE EzZ- Is finally demonstrated, Is
uzo1zt-- Eb5-11s
WEz- u- tLe other hand. depreda-
Ez On the Hawaiian revenue.
r-1--L fraudulent entries Of Il
c11-s vere not only alleged. but
proved beyond the possibility Of
51zt- both Ev the Investigations
zz5e ~ & committee 0t the Lezisla-
e-e-l AID bE testimony under oath IN
1p=- C1-l The attitude Of the BuI
@ " radically different. Its
zv -Ee- was found TO be en-
Eer "a tie side Il the inculpzted
Merchants and when one u them
Ez .v c-av5-ss5 upon testimony.
- l---si -s No other c0rclu-
sea- z verdict c5 the jury was de-
-==5 -- . contrary Il the law and
- arlH--z- l-6 i was confidently
E=--55 -Lz- il would be So. aside
5I bench. IN event. by the
EEr- EL-1- never came 70 pass.
ZzlcE-r1- ct honorable uer-
1z 5szE1E, and an enemy to
-s -- tie revenue. the Bulletin
s z1-l sl-cess. II had better ny
U &5 some role IN which It cannot
D. - zzs-y convicted Of ineonsis-
eT --E dishonesty ont Of its own .
se---
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19

If the ADVERTISER were as fond OF
washing dirty linen" as the Palace
organ pretends. the time and space
remaining at our disposal for other
purposes would be. seriously cur
tailed The supply of soiled ma
terial seems practically ine1haust
ible. Considering that it was not
very long before the revolution OF
1851 that the Bulletin took occasion
to remind its readers that it had been
sometimes found necessary to cut off
the heads of Kings, in order to teach
others Of their kind their proper
places, the present concern Of that
journal for the reputation of the
Head of the Government is more
amusing than impressive From
regicide to regiolatry is big jump.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19

The Bulletin Of the 11th makes
g serious charge against the New
York Sugar Trust without founda-
ton. The quotations upon which
sugars shipped 70 the American
Sugar Refining Company are settled
for. are forwarded from New York
By an agent IN the interest Of Homo
lulu shippers. Sugars arriving in
San Francisco on q day between
February 21st and March 1st viii be
paid for at the highest price prevail
ing on day OF arrival The fussi-
ness with which the Bulletin cares
for the interest OF shippers Of sugar
to the Trust IS almost pathetic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19
EEEEES-y CS BLAINE.

BE TINS paper printed
zzE VII have brought Us
Pr@5a- Hzrrzson,s inaugural
z-as and the make uU
tie new ezDiuet. Mean
z - po.ut concerning the
@ rEc- seems most generally
a15-=5- 4 thar NJ. Blaine viii be
& Ls Lszd q the department Of
- affairs. This i the feature
II TIE composition Of the new ad-
z--11 which we Of the Ha-
- Islands are most deeply IN
-===5 e ct the present time. 1Ir
Bz beng q gentleman Of posi-
I've qualities. enthusiastically ad-
@e5 and praised by his friends.
@5 av Lzted and denounced
n - enemies The following express
z-- lE 1zz.-- from q speech made
General EEEs1- IN 1SS4. when
3r B-z - g candidate for the
Ezc-- interesting ana sug-
Ee
- fear thar lIr.
--z country IN yr1r.
business men l-faet
even current u their
@ - disturbed ly the
---- policy which they
l ---l---zts. Eiv fel-
DID one has ever accused
- 1l1l. Ie hzs some
-r1- ---e- stairs. and I a1a glad
-T E-s rl-e- BY country yIer. 1
have 1l-rass=l a Ll--.e In this talk about
~ Es-zas -1-eiEn policy Neither he
-- ~ r----=e any policy tLzt shall i'm
- e l=- u rHls country, unless,
1zr1- EElE-s-ei every peaceful meas
l 4 remain no other re-
-zzs b11 w1r Bu- when that Issue
e-=a -z-r-e5-. brave hearts Of his
Ul- respond hat the dig
-1s l1--- ct the country and
-e s-T -t azr citizens must b5 main
era- tle 1ey--et-srs suffer
-z1-ll- 1----1l-
On nzzaz- Of the American policy
-Ez1 --sa1y concerns both our
r-Tsz1cs and our commercial IL
7-ezz j. tie assisting Of American
s1s5p lines to make frequent
Eps - foreign ports. by liberal
s1-ueusz-z1n tor carrying the mails
Gs-=zl Harrison said in q speech
Il Lnz1zuz n 1856
I--t - SO e11--l revenue saved 10
her r-- s1--e A--eEc1l steamship lines
-r t-a sea Era-- important nation OF
e 1sE Eu-Ll s-lzli-zeS some Of the
--zt s-az-s1lp lines that ply between
= ra1-1s ard the ports u foreign eoun-
--ias- es.-e- directly o- hv liberal pay for
rz-z5-E the uE
TaEng into account al the indica-
E1zs zE11dsd By Harrison-s former
zp=sobss- his publicly expressed
ounsons On public affairs, and his
-soo-6 q Senstor, which Is entirely
e1-zzstsat Herewith, We are conf
dsrr that the result Of the choice
zz5e b the American people in
Ecrs-bsr last vii be found to be
FEz1rsble to the material and poll
EcsI interests Of the Hawaiian archi-
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