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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-18
?. W. ROBERTSON.
General Insurance Agent
La Plata, ChHa Co, Md

Insurance Of all kinds prompt ly placed in the
best companies. Agent for the 4E'na Life, OF
Hartford !; German Fire. OF Baltimore Guar
antee Accident. of New York.
~1 will be glad to call upon parties In
any section of the State desiring 10 place in
surance If requested to do so. All commuBi-
catisns will receive prompt attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-18
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

FTNHE Board OF County School Commission
Il ers will receive bids for furnishing the
public schools with wood (osk preferredl un-
til November 9Th, 1899. Those making bids
will state the kind of wood thew intend to fur
nish whether oak or pine The wood to be
cut In lengths to suit the stove Of the school
supplied and TO be corded near the sch nol build
ing measurement TO be approved by the teach
er in charge
By order Of the Board
FL MADDOX, Sect'y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-18
ORDER NISL.

In the Circuit Court fer Charles County
sitting as Court Of Equity.
In the matter of the settlement of the estate oil
" Fra ncis H. Clements and John f. Ware
trading as Clements and Ware under
the power contained in a deed of
assign ment to John H Mitchell
and l.. Allison Wilmer uus-
tees for the benefit Of the
creditors of the said
Clements and
Ware.
No. 1888 Equity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-18
DortT oI>ofco Ii:uss
PORT TO RAGC o:

Friday Morning October, 18Th 1855
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-18
The Best
Spring Medicine.

"ln the 3r-'Ig of l~S was all run down. I
wouit get up la The Ii, rlllns With 50 tired
feeling. and WAS 50 weak that could hardly get
around Ihu,. ,hJa bottle ol laine's Celery Com
pound, and before Lad taken Ii 4 week felt
very much better. | can checfully recommend
II to all who need building ur and strengthen
ing medicine" Mrs Is \. DOW, Burlington. Vt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24

A new drink called earthquake
cider" has been introduced. An old
topper who swallowed four fingers of
it as tester says it is ''no great
shakes"
A former Terre Haute shoemaker
is running mining camp saloon out
in Arizona. He used to sell boots
and shoes, now he sells booz and
shoots.
Tightening the waistband is said
to allay the pangs of hunger, but
the tramp who has succeeded in cor
railing quarter usually prefers to
get tight all over.
fodder: Papa, will 90 buy Mis-
ser Doody for me?" Papa: BUY
Mr.. Doody for your fodder: yes
90 thaid he was pup. Eth tired
playin' wifi my wool make-b'lieye
pup an wanth live one."
Physician "Your husband is quite
delirious, and seems utterly out of
mind Has he recognized any one
to-day?" Wife-"Oh, yes. He called
me a dragon this morning, and he
constantly speaks of the governess as
all angel"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
SHIPPING NOTES.

The sChr- J esse Minor sailed from Port
Hartford, W for Honolulu On Sept 1Ith-
The o & o. :. :. Oceanic sailed Sept
18th AZ : clock for Tok0hamG and Hong
kong
The ship EskiaIe arrived Sept 18th, 1z3
days from Liverpool with cargo Of gen
srL ueruhau6I<e consigned 10 Theo. H
Davies & Co.
The o . 3 Iruqu0ls may be looked for
On or aboUG the 18th Of this month She
was reported 10 leave san Francisco two
days later than the Oceanic
With toe exception Of the bark G. o.
WhI-uOce- eleven foreign vessels arrived
80 this port from Sunday Sept. 18th 20
SarUrtay- sept list IneIGded-
The Z Z Alameda Morse master. AZ
rived sept 9th II DAYS from the Colo
MES 81 route for San Francisco She sails
again st 10 clock this morning
The 2 N 1 / AIame,ta- Morse sailed
SEPT fist for san Francisco with % boxes
beGeI leaves and IAl3 lunches bananas
shipped from this port The domestic
cargo was TgIUec 1t 81 81 10
The Norwegian ship Thor, S1sfnar1 mas
ter arrived c=pE- HE 81 days from New-
castle. y ! W, with IA tons coal and
WES GGckzst II TIE Pacific Mail wharf She
L cou=IE1ed 10 W. G. Irwin & Co
The barzzuEiIe EIzki1at- Cutler master
arrived sept I1Ch- Is1a days frUu Port
Townse1lst- win 6:ls, 600 feet lumber and /
dactsd II the new wharf She exper-
ezcef fine weather the Thole Trip
The bark CeyIou- Calhoun a1astsr. ar
rived sept I7lh- u days frum PORT Town
send with rs. Ii, feet Iguher- She expert
euced very light winds the whole IrIp- She
L Consigned u Allen & k5bInsou
The American bark C0EIItz- Garulzu
n-aSser- arrival SEPT 18Th L. days fruu
Port TOWNSEND with 500 600 feet 0f I1n-
Der consigned To Levers & Cooke she e.
perienced flne weather the whole trip
Tie : Z Australia HG1dIEEEE maSter,
arrived On Friday Sept 1lChB from san
Francisco She h.Ed EEs weather the e.
tire tr1p and Eght northeast trades the
IaSE fsT hours she bFu0ghE [ 81 tons
general nerehandIze-
TIE Hax bark Ja.=- l. king H Il Ber-
" master arrived sept list GfEEr i very
s1II5l.E pa.ssHgE Of l. days frUua Port Town
send W with A.5d 900 feet 0f Timber
a1s5 -Ig0 so shingles far AezzrS- Wider 4
Co. Had IIzh1 winds and t5nz weather. 10
part
The bEtne / y Castle, Capt l. h HaE-
bard, was GgeEes3 near the u 8 8 Co.'S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
INTERNATIONAL FEDERAL GREETING

The following copy of greeting
worthy of noble hearts and praise
worthy sympathies, was handed into the
ADVERTISER office on Saturday last for
publication. It speaks for itself, and
also to all hearts imbued with human
susceptibilities;
HEADQUARTERS U. S. GRANT Posr l
No. S27, DEPr. OF N. Y, G. A. Il.
Johnston Building, Fulton and Flat
bush Avenues.
BRooKL YS, April %, 1889.
y. s. GRANT POST NO. SCI, DEPARTMENT
OF NEW YORK GRAND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIC.
To ADMIRAL KIMBERLY, U. S. N, and
the Officers and Men of the U. S. S.
Trenton, Vandalia and Nipsic, and
Captain Kane, Officers and Men OF
II. B. NJ. s. Caliope;
GREETING AS comrades one and all
we greet you.
We mourn the loss of the brave officers
and men who went down in the terrible
struggle with the tempest. We have
listened with pleasure and pride to the
report of your heroic conduct.
We have heard the cheers that in the
jaws OF death you gave to encourage
comrades, ready to perish.
We have heard the cheers the Trenton
gave to the Caliope when both ships
were engaged in the terrible battle with
the storm.
We have heard the cheers that went
up from the brave hearts under the
British flag for the Trenton andthe Stars
and Stripes.
We have heard and rejoice that the
Caliope and her brave officers and crew
were victorious.
Then here's to Kimberly and Kanel
May you always command the bravei
May you always be able to cheer each
other in the battleI
May you be conquerors at last and
receive from the Great Captain, the
greeting: "'Well done, good and faithful
servants"
Brooklyn, April %, 1889.
The above minute was unanimously
adopted at regular encampment OF
Grant Post, held on the above date.
Official. (Signedl
HoNAN p. SMITH, Adjutant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
SUPREME COURT.
AT CHAMBERS.

AT CHAMBERS.
MONDAY. Sept. 10.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
INTERMEDIARY DIVISION.
ApSns vs.. Luha. Assumpsit fol
s127 50. Plaintiffs appeal from POLES
Court, Honolulu, where on August 9th
Judgment was given for defendant. The
appeal Is being heard. W. 4. Castle
attorney for plaintiff, and V. V. Ashford
attorney for defendant.
BEFORE his HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON.
LAW DIVISION.
hela ct 81 vs.. Pahuilima. Scire facias.
Continued to allow plaintiff to amend
W. A. Kinney attorney for plaintiff, and
V. Y. Ashford attorney Tor defendant.
BEFORE HIS HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
In re estate OF Kalauli. Continued
until Friday the 10Th inst.
IN BANCo.
TUESDAY,, Sept. II.
PROBATE DIVISION.
In the matter OF the LunaliIo estate.
1t is ordered that the Trustees account,
for the wear ending July 81, 1889, be APP
proved; and that the vacancy In the
Board Of Trustees, caused by the death
OF w. G. Parke, be filed by the appoint
ment Of Hon. Henry Warehouse. There
were present 81 this hearing, Hon. W. D.
Smith and Miss Mary Parker, trustees OF
the estate.
William Cooper Psrke, having passed
his examination, was admitted this day
to practice law IN all the Courts of this
Kingdom. Mr.. Parke states in his ap-
plication that he is 3 years old; and
that he studied lsw for three years
from 1855 To 1855, the latter year inclu-
sively-at the law school of Boston
University. His certificate or good moral
character, etc, is signed by Alfred s.
HartwelI
AT CHAMBERS.
WEDNESDAY,. Sept. is.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
LAW DIVISION.
Inre bankruptcy Of Choy Tin. The
bankrupt petitions for discharge.
Court orders bankrupt discharged
from his debts. W. A Whiting attor-
ney for petitioner, and petitioner present
IN person
FRIDAY, Sept. 20.
BEFORE HIS HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Estate KaIauIi *. 1t Is ordered that
the viii be admitted TO probate, and
that letters OF administration with viii
annexed, issue to Henry Long without
bond. j. Rosa for petitioner
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
EQUITY DIVISION.
All Hin vs.. H. 4. Wiiemann Bill to
recover certain alleged equitable rights.
Demurrer Of defendant Argued and
decision reserved C. w. Ashford for
plaintiff, and E. VI. Hatch f0r defendant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
MARRIED.

G-ESTEE-At Hedgeside. the
residence OF the brides father, on Thurs
day morning, Sept, 18th, Charles Jane
son neering, late OF Honolulu, TO Maude
daughter Of Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee, of Napa
California.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Cen.
trail Union Church, ON Sept. nth, by the
Rev. DIR. Beckwith, Mr.. Chas. Creighton
TO Miss Isabella LiShman, both OF Homo
lulu.
poW-SEARLE-0 18th September. AT
Honolua. Maui. by the Rev. Mr.. Pail
John Dow 70 Annie Ellen, eldest daagh-
ter of Il. {. Searle.
MACKENZIE-R EUTER-O September
2lst, st the residence of u. Ordenssein
ESQ.,, Honolulu, by the Rev. 81. h. Parker,
J. +. Mackenzie OF Hama, Maui, to Nellie
L. eldest daughter of NJ, II. Renter, Esq
of Hama, Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
POLICE COURT.

MONDAY. Sept 16-
All Fook pleaded guilty to = charge Of
having opium IN possession, and was
fned $50 and 81 COSTS also sentenced to
one hours imprisonment
offence, was found guilty and fined $50
and 81 20 costs; also Sentenced 10 One
hours hard I9bor.
John Murray and Joseph Campbell,
two marines OF H. B. N s. Caroline
charged With assault upon c. kIemme
and = BaIImzn at Honolulu On Sept
I3Lh. were reprImanded and delivered
i1Eo the custody Of sheir superior officer
See Mauz, charged with possession OF
OPIUM, WIS i0Un1 guilty and fined $50
and 81 costs; also one hours hard Labor
TUESDAY, Sept II
Al See. charged with UElzwfGIly pos
s=ssinZ opium. pleaded guilty and WIS
fined $50 and 81 costs also sentenced TO
one h1Cr hard labor
John Burke, for an assault On Thomas
Johnson. WIS fined SO and 81 80 costs
WEDSEsD4Ts Sept Is
Al Won, f0r possessing opium On
Sept I7th, was fined $50 and 81 costs
also sentenced To oue hours hard Labor
CIVIL CASE.
Alma W David Mauzk1 AssuupeIt
for s6s 50 beng balance for labor per-
formed After hearing the evidenes.
Judgment Was gwen f1r sal 05 including
Costs
TEEEsD4E. Sept 19-
HING Chin pleaded guilty 10 having
opiHEa In possession It HonoIgIH On Sept
18th and Was fined $50 and 81 COSTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
PORT OF HONOLULU, H. l.
ARRIVALS.


MoNpAN, Sept. l6
ship EsSdale. Murdoch, iss days from
Liverpool
Stmr Akamai from Kauai.
Schr Mokuola from Eva, Oahu,
TuESpAN, Sept. l.,
Bktne KliHtat, Cutler, Isl. days from
Port Townsend.
Bk Csylon, Calhoun. 10 days from Port
Townsend.
Nor Ship Thor. Steinard, IS days from
Newcastle. y ".
Stmrw 6 Hall. Clancy, frou Maui and
Hawaii.
Ssmr waimanAlo from waialua and
WSianas.
Schr Iavinis from Kauai.
Sehr Wsirslu from Hawai-
Schr josephine from EVA
Sehr Iiholiho from Walanas-
WEDNESDAY, Sept Is,
HIN Training Ship Hiyei. MssSu-
rnura. 81 DAYS fren Toxic
) : Oceanic, kempSOn, days hours,
from San Francisco.
Ssr,r Pele. Snythe. from Hawaii.
Strnr { K Bishop, lie Claire from Circuit
o. Oahu.
Schr Mokuola from Eva, Oahu.
TEuESpAY. Sept. -,
S,nr J \ CumminS. Nelson. from
koolau.
Port Townsend
Schr Mile Morris from Kauai
Schr LukA from Hawaii.
S.hr Noiwahins from EamaSuS-
Schr kawailani from kOolSu-
FRIpAY, Sept %.
; Alameda. Morse, II days from the
IS Australia. HOudle:te, 81. days from
San Francisco.
S.nr wAizle2le, FREEMAN, from hiisUes
StInr James Make, Macaulav, from
hSuSi-
Srmr Waiuoanzlo. Everett, from Wal
SnSs znd Wsialua-
Schr Josephine from EVA.
Schr Sarah & EIiza from koelau-
Schr Mokuolz from Eva
Schr Rob Roy from PuulOa-
SArURpAx. Sept. q.
Stur kinzu. Lorenzsn, from MSuI and
Hawaii.
Srnr LIkelIke. Davies. from Maui and
Ssnr Mokolu, MEG regor. from Nolokai.
Ssrnr IwzlAni, Weir. from Hawaii
Schr Rainbow from Nlu.
Ssh- Haleakal& from Pspeekeo.
An bk y Castle. Hubbard. u days
from SSn Francisco.
Ezv o2rkJ 4 King. Berry, Il days from
Port Townsend.
SUNDAY, Sept -
Ssrn- NikshsLa. Campbell. from Kauai.
St-nr ! \ CuuuinS Nelson. from hoO-
lzu.
Schr Haulilua frOu Kauai.
Scrn- WSirn4n4LO, from Pearl River
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
DEPARTURES
M0NpAY. Sept L

MOSpAI. Sept t6-
HIM. : Esp5s-ls. CLark. for 5 cruise.
St-a- Wzi14ual0, Everett for W &l&nGs
sud Wzi41cz. 9 q II.
ScnrJ A Cuuuli1S, Nelson. Tor kO0l2u
10 m
4pm-
5pu
TUESDAY,. Sept Il,
S.-- LIksllke. Davies, for KahuIui, s.
Strnr Lehu2. Clark. for H4makua. H2-
vzli. a. ) . H.
Ssmr KL4rea Eou. Cameron, for Ham
Ssnlr tlIkzhzI4, Campbell, for Ksusi, 5
SCmr Wala-sz-s, Freeman. for kIsuea
zr6 HSuzlei, ~ 4 p m
Sy-lr Akzr-zi. for Kauai, 81 y n
Bxsne W q irwin, MCCulloch, FOR San
Francisco
Schr MOku0Ia. for Eva
WEDNESDAY. Sept IS
Scnr LE4I4ni, Wen, for Maui and Hs-
wan AZ ID D. Il.
S.rar Vrvs for Molokzi and Msui, ) D n
Schr KsuIIluz for Kauai
>chr LAWNS for Kauai
Bk z K Han Cove, for Puget Sound
TUESDAY, Sept Il
: : Oceanic, Ksnpsor- Tor ECugk1ug
and TOkOh41&, 3 ? n
S1-r W4ln14rzL1. for " zl4R2e and W4l-
sI-a- H i n
Sznr Viva, wilson for Mani : ? n
Schr MOku0Lz for Eva
Schr J Josephine for Eva
S,.hr Mile Morris for kOol8u-
Schr Bob Roy for PuUL0G-
FEDAy. Sept %
S1ur c z Bishop, lie Claire Tor circuit
OF Oahu ; H.
S1nrW & Hall, Clancy, for Mani 4nd
Hawai- 10 3 Il
S1rr Pels- Snythe- for kOEla- II 4 n
SzUrJ L CUnmI1s, Nelson Tor kco-
lzU = H
SATURDAY, Sept Il
: : ALzr-e,ia Morse for san Francisco,
Il n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
DIED.

THOMPSON-In this city, on Monday
Sept. 10th, Miss Emily Thompson, aged
% wears. cousin of Hon. Mark P. Rob
inSon and also Of the daughters of the
late James Robinson.
SINGER-At Honolulu, Sept. 10th, at
4. m, Miss GahSna Caroline, daughter
OF Mrs. Singer, aged % years.
NAHAOLELUA-In this city, of typhoid
fever, Sept. 18th, Edward X, eldest son
OF kia Nahaolelua, and grandson of the
late Governor OF Msui, aged II years
and months.
HOBRON-In San Francisco, Sept. 18th
Capt. Thomas H. Hebron OF Honolulu
aged 90 years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ 10 81 gerz0ns- Ezo are indebted To the
Estate a tie ate = z HALLIDAY, Pzzzilo-
Hau1z1a % make Imne1te1e pzYnezt 70 the
AID any person having claims
against said esLEte are requested 70 send in
zd1s dGlT &GLezIsd-
J. z MILLS
Temporary Afzinistrzsos-
Hszokaa- September / Isez lH7A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24

wharf saturday morning, Sept. sist, Is
DAYS from san Francisco, with full cargo
OF general merchandise, consigned TO
MeSSrS Castle L Cooke. She brings one
shetland pony for Mr.. i. W, rawlings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
Esssel. u = - go &c

Vessels In Pert from Foreign Ports
Il B u : Caroline. w ESeDzn, CaIIz0-
[ : : NIpsic Lyon tauulng'S Island
L : : Alert. Green, FInEIn;E'< Island
HI " : HIyeI- Ma1sUmUra- Tok11-
Bk G o. RhIEuz0re- " ard Departure Bay
Bk Aruu Christensen. E0DEkgug
san Esz1als Murdoch, Liverpool
Bzrre klI5I5st1, Cutler Port TOWNSEND
* Csvto1. Calhoun Port Townsend
Nor shin Thor SCeiuaryi y e7Eea.stIer y : " q
An bk COEIIz- Gau1u4n, Port IOTussnit-
: : Australia Hol1dIeEEe. san Francisco
Haw tx 4 King Berry. Port Townsend
An nk1ue ! y Castle, HUn6ari, san Fran
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ 10 al persons having claims against The
Estate sf CHARLES H NECOLL. Isss Of Hone
l1Ig deceased 10 present Ehe sznze 20 the undeE-
sig1sd within SIX months from the date Of tEfs
r7-ol5g1rfe1 CT rEET viii de forever barred
j. J. LECEEE
A6zf1fsrrz5SE Estate Charles L EieolL d>e'd-
Hozol1f1- Se5s- IL Ises- Iz5e4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
RORN.

In this city. Sept. 18th, TO the wife of Il,
\. Boyd, daughter.
In this city, Sept, 18th, TO the wife OF P.
A. OlaS, n son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
Nm advertisements.
Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAF-
l. ing been gpp0inted By the Hon j. Hardy,
CirCaIt Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit -
deceased late Of LIhEE, ka1zi- hereby gives
notice 20 al psrsOus 70 present their Claims
against the deceased 10 the undersigned at
Eapaa- Ea1ai- duly authenticated with proper
vouchers whether scared bF mortgage Or other
wise also all those indebted 10 said deceased 10
pay the sane without delay, al claims not 50
presented ID said gldersIgned within six
nl0nLhz q this notice shall be forever barred
and all having ths coasroI or IN his Possession
auF property az the deceased are zlsc notified
70 retErn the SANS TO the zEcErsigled- ~ his
rezIdeaee az EGpzd- Aforesaid
wv. LOLA,
AdEzflIssrdror Of EaIzsone- dee'd-
Ezpaa- sept y. I.-S. 12.S-ss%
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
NOTICE!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN thzr the EHfezfzned viii aos - Kezpo1-
s55Iz ssE any E3lIs Contracted II the name 81
Christian BerIslE-1z1 E1aess Epc1 lis written
z p EkTEL1AEE
AtssFneF II fat fsF c. EeFIslnznn-
Ho16l1I1- sept :, 15s8- IE7-s1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24
Receipts 81 ProstHss fer The week
Ea.rs sigh Eags -1Gs- Ms pEzs

The shEr 0pE1r saIIesl August Eth from
Newcastle y Z W win I-I-A tors caaI
hsr E0naIElE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24


The Admiral responded IN feeling
manner 10 the sentiments expressed IN
the resolution, and added expressions
Of his pleasUrable emotions upon being
once more IN Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24


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NOTES ON MUSIC.
AMERICAN MUSIC IN BROOKLYN.

recent determination of tho directors OF the Phil
harmonic Society of Brooklyn cannot fail 10 interest
every one interested in the encouragement OF native
musical talent. 1t resolved 10 devote the fifth
concert OF the approaching series exclusively to COM
positions by native American musicians. The con-
cert like all the Others IS TO be under the direction Of
Mr. Thomas, but 1t is purposed TO consult the wishes
OF the composers far possible in the choice Of
works The programme IS TO contain symphony.
concerto for pianoforte suite for orchestra and two
or more ovcrtures or shorter pieces The fact that
the programme is one and the composers many WIFI
prevent the concert from being generally looked upon
as representative in all respects but there be
doubt that Mr. Thomas will strive earnestly to do
justice TO the music OF his adopted country both in
selection and performance,
The solo performer of the concert will be Mr. Paul
Tdden, Of Brooklyn, conscientious young artist
The plan adopted for the Brooklyn Philharmonic
concerts this year is extremely interesting The first
will be devoted TO Beethoven and Wagner, the second
70 schumann and Lszt the third 20 Mendelssohn and
Schubert, the fourth TO pieces requested by the sub
scrbers, the fifth 10 American composers, and the
sixth probably 10 Beethoven's Ninth symphony.
big banner above Broadway at Twenty-sixth-st
keeps passersby warned that the Theodore Thomas
Testimonial Concert is to take place at the Metropo
tan Opera House next Wednesday. The programme
which has already been printed in this journal, is
happy combination of the severe and popular and
ought 10 exert strong attraction music lovers.
The four concerts of the twelfth season Of the
NewYork Philharmonic Club Will take place In
Chickenng Hall the evenings of November 26,
January z, February Is and March 25. Mr.. Richard
Hoffman, Mrs Charles Taylor Dutton. soprano, and
Miss May Z. Smith. nautistc, will take part in the
first concert, at which the principal numbers viii be
Brahmss Trio, or 101 Beehoven's Kreutzer" sonata
for piaaoforte and VIOLIN and concerto, by Bach, fol
two flutes, panied by two viOlins. viola, VIC
loncello and bass SeXtets by GOuvy and Charles
Kurth trio by Arthur Footc a composition for flute
by Heinrich Holman, and compositions of various
kinds by Philip scharwenka MOszkowsh and Ncode
the novelties promised
The first matinee to be given by Otto Hegner will
take place IN the Broadway Theatre next Tuesday
afternoon, beginning at O'Clock The lad Will play
BecthOven's sonata OPP 49, anu the Berceuse and a
pOlonaise by Chopin. The sale o. tickets is now 10
progress at the theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

.6orescence Of civilized life: More particularly
ara there invitations to skip ard posture when the
host decides what man Is 10 be the partner Of what
voman and what woman Of what man. Thcn VITA
both arms grasping each other they go in pairs and
leap skin. posture and prance FOR their mutual graft
ocatson. A man and woman previously unknown
10 each other may take part in IT. This they call
dancing
tess,anal lion tanners In this country, with 200
lions 10 be kept and In peaceful state Of mind
The salary Of tanner Is never less than $50 per
week. and some OF them get 300 1t is light ana
easy employment, no regular hours, and always
brings free tickets with it.-(Detrot Free Press
While the Roman Catholic Church has grown strong
IN New. England 1t is said that the clergy have great
who are disposed to ignore the rules and regulations
arr made by the parish priests.
Graduate (to critic, who has been looking his
essayl-What do you think OF It?
Critic-Well. the first time read IL was favorably
impressed. the second time less so, and after the
third perusal put it down as bosh.
(,raduaie-Thats all right, then. I've only got
10 read il once, you know.--(Lawrence American.
The oycllst who induced to subscribe to "The
Wheeling Intelligencer' is looking for that humor-
ous fellow member TO show him. In dumb crambo. n
new and curious reading of the terms CLUB and
Ssicklist'
Patron dn a newspaper counting room in tewelry
manufacturing townl-I want 10 advertise for first
lass pearl softer. What VIII II COST
Advertising Clerk-Seventy cents, and ten cents
,xtrs for the cut.
PatrOn-What cutl
an advertisement for setter with dog.-Jeweilers
weekly