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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
pRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, 81

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Place M 81 and s,1sf Street sfs!ss
S1a sss sss1 ans aa;o ics
ss fsss cS gsSss 81 sssa
beeeage can be obtained Exposs s1Ss Issys 49, aa
lalDs ss 10 minutes aa6 s esss ae'A ''s
spss = d e Sssass' az ''.s ss.a
49, sm9 Ss s.n Sa ana pis1 Sss e
ssS Ess. 5s "a s sDs Sssi
isfss sa eSSsaSs sa S'Sss
n.1S iss US . s! s's .iS s Is q s H.
ffss s.a ss s Is Fl ia. u s $50:
Iss b s:se ;ss & - y Il. $50.
frsfs sns ra:s': ssS S' ssS
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bes Gi5 ssJ re- i S J - is nisie
:yssis s. : 70 g e So u sss
S'1d: IS g. Fs's ssrSls .4s vs0 1870
bbs .ses is 81 Z MIGHT sss's.
u II SgaSTS. HN ''' s.s g AZ, Es:,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND ys GHEbF s4 EsSsF n tlEn ROUTE
Trains leave Nsw-Yon via Desbrosses and CoftlaadA
a sss; sf s:sssI & nd 's y: ives. with Pullman r.
Cans eSasds U and csassa DIPl8 s r.. 8 fs
binng Smoking. and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars % 90
wiiiiamsport Lock Haven 100 a. NJ D. m Cory and
Erie At p. m. connecting % CORY for Titusviils
For leS saS % NJ 20 p M and II rs night
s Ss % and S aad ssssss
sasmor sna washington and the South r.sed wssa-
g=sH9sy EBrs Of RF"ss sass S.Fs oS S-'
any sn ES gninS s cs a ss 49, 20 ssa %
5, aa 'R % sS and s's % nlsssa
FOR ATLANTIC CRY.
IL 20 p. m Through Paror Carp, and p N. wssk
Long SSyhb ansS e, f by Asd seen s and -.
sSHs an. I'd s1s~S aP On A sasasy s A.
e; Jde 3ot sop .. A.eary Faro yo,s p..a..a..
S's .n az saes ssll1 % va
poss a p aa a Zoo wsss ssy1 WITH ali ssA
sns e for !isy S .s sa0p speedy ann
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains Newly York via Desbrossss and eor
andt Streets Ferries. a. .ollOws: -.
ND 10 %s.sns,Ss y f GSissS t anna @
Zoo 300, $500. 80, 800 80 s;9o, 500 Csc
s assn. 'ns % s'T sad ii 10 and = = "a
sunday Es sS Pa $50 I'D me- and n a.is
night AsocSnSdstcs, zoo = m 80
snf and aP M o. 81 Sundays saassss & Tsus
oae.s Nos 49, SO and "a sss ssss
Sourss. ana brooklyn Annex Station fyisoa
g. Btoohyn q Hadssn:st ascossnI station jersey
TsT9ot ai'7s ss cs@Ssay VIII for and
SA:sk ESsssp t tIST hotels and residence WOOD
General Manager. General psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

An ATTRACTIVE 1RRAY OF SPRING NOVELTIES.
The firm ef John paniall a Sons, broadway ana
Eighth-st showing attractive array OF spring
novelties 10 ell departments. In the millinery parlors
q large number Of tastsfnliy trimmed honnets and
hats we're shown. A charming little capoto OF fancy
olive straw mixed with gold braid was finished with
brim Of gold lace and trimmed with high cluster
Of green tlie and garland Of yellow roses and buds.
A nt1e tcQueshspe was made with q crown Of pxle-
green Grape embroidered In delicate coiors and flashed
with torsade Of green velvet bordering the brm
and . long looDcd bow Of broeaded ribbon In Empire
pattern. Large hats OF shrrod Brussels net IN black
and white, trimmed with scarfs Of net and gar
lands Of roses, with Iesyes and trailing buds In
the room devoted 10 coats and wraps large number
81 imported examples Of stylish walltng coats
are shown In Empire and dragon green seajou or
mahogany ceior. brown, blne and other eoi0rs Short
wraps displayed IN littie shoulder NANTES Of hand
worked silk crochet mixed with let and various STYLES
- si1k. In this department are variety OF handsome
long closks IN Direooire and Conncmafa shapes, and
N :. sor rsxs!lns and sspesA wear New
every ssade OF color Long fFipges OF sllrtwbt are
again shown among trimmings, and there ere number
OF handsome cnpeiet tsssensnteries made With and
without the addition OF jet 80
The SILK copn:eF Of this house e noteworthy for IT'S
Shanghai and other fancy silks. Among fancy SILKS arc
striped peau dc ecie and armurc silk bfsca6ed IA soycr
pattern, with many Of the large effective designs In
vogue this season. Among The dress goods caTnsis'
BAR and csshmefss arc shown With borders n broche
printed IN coof. Henr1stla cloths Hungarian cords,
6r.p az 1tslie, new cloth, and brsillapfines and
guohssrs nsay be fpund Ia great variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NswJsrAeS'
foot Liberty.st, ~ K
For washington. Baltimore, Wilmington ana Chester
9 100 a m, IL q M Il 49, 80, AaS p. m. ~ night
SUNDAYS 80 O. m. 80, $50 4;A6 y. m IL night
For PhiladeiphiA AZ co. 7;A5, 80 o 80 100 m
1880 80. S;1S 400. A;A5. $780, 1850. lSioo D. M
sfTSpAYs. $50 $50 q No.. / 80. $780, G:aS. e:so.
1900 p m. =,
Tickets and Psror Car seats be procured OF FL IL
cal ans, GA, LAO 1929 Broadway 1877 ethAve., 2eS
west 1ebth.st 1872 East 12Sth.sG. New'Yorki court
ST. SEQ Eulton-St. % BrOadway. Brooklyn.
NsT.YOrk Transfer Company will call for ana check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW'YoRK.
For the week 1881 lSss;;- - lsos. 100
Dry goods. " 5ZUUI R.zuEo9! FE'aopRoo2
Genp merchandise. 647o,91 7,1S,pA b,0oAAb
1o,,, N, week az 100 44s soa5osst ss121, sos
PIeyiousy repted los 054 400 Iis90916f 1227Ds7 26
Total since Jan. ss7 e2Ia4T o42 $3.50 o6s
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK
For tho week.. Rls22I2 e2z3SSo ETIaS
Previously rep ted 5,6iSHs 2V9Lool 2loao4S
Total since jan 1, N,67o44s sS62e,sSI s222f"S9
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT'EEW'YORK.
m, Tho ve,t. s7i4sQ2 s719510 4t01i,F00
pseviou,Iy repited H6lSOH 64e1,s1o 10,449s27
Total since Jan. /. so,a0ss49 s7,i7Ss26 sillOSOs7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PS.
TR0LBUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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II EgIG q valley RAILROAD.

m.
Chair cars 70 TunkhannOek Connection 70 Reading and
sao D. M for ptttston and principal intermediate
rolnts Chair car 20 l.. and D. Junction.
b40 o. nj Tor Malch Chunk and Intermediate poines.
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
Mesgn M os Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester Buffalo
and The West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
n al noints In Mahanoy ana HssIeton coal regions
"e'' w. = - SUNDAY TRAINS.
.. M. for Maneh Chunk. Hazleton snd intermediate
poRnsss n. m. 70, Ooplay and insermedisie points
80 N ~ Tor Gcnevs Lyons Elmlra Rochester, Buialo
.ni tha West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
ano 'ne General Eastern onaee, ea5 broadway,
xxJEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. O. q
.adS NsSYeSE q ioiiows, and ' sssnty minutes
ssiss iTS. tOSs q yy,sa I'd SeSsSsS DssrVs
LSy a. Morsa oaesas sss q 20 , N NSsS SU
Sis TISs 800 ssn aS Il ~ Is1a Ann r s1f
SaS Nh .@cS sssa 10 ri III ta s rs s s
ascars ~ BS S SGssa Ts Yssonso bssc
tbicero aud Sc Louis sDally Dsily, except eatuE
eiyE osher Bsias daily EXERT sunday tssl Lseys
M Ee6oksn. wsas shcss station al $50 a., g 100
s.: ne sisS. i SiS sRS
Annex Once foot ei gulsonst New York Ctty.2n.
ana Wsss shore stations fcot Of West 42tsk she foot az
ssy.ss n. r. Westcctts Ezpresa calls for ana checks
i'P ss;ss snS sos 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

1EMAT LINE u. s. ana Royal Mail Steamers,
yd ToF S SU 81 foss q spA Ns%Fe
6iTY OF BERIfN.. wedne Stay, April 10 12 $50 m
G GTFY 9E Rida9N wsSasa Apr 70
QARiN fAsSAGg s5o. sna SgTsrdse sE SSoNp
SsE SsO PETER WEIGHT SSSs SsR:ia EssniA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
" TRI.wEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
From New pier 30, N. r, foot OF Spring St
IS. CHATTAH00CHEE... Saturday March 50, D. n.
ss. CITY OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, April D. M
oonhseting VIA Central railway q Ca and s,Ssans1
Florida and Western Railway for all points IN Georgia
Florida, South Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana Unsur
passed accommodations FiIstclass Table D'Hote foR
GenI Agt saY'h F1ss Freight e. Act 8. &w.
l. wALKE AT oesS H1 3 o.. New Per Is n &
pARIS EXPOSITION.
I Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, 30 Broadway,
for nSy TOuTlss Guide g ASaana The Rhine ana
ana modem sCeamshIps Latest additions: 1886. =
Rotterdam 1851 8 ) Amsterdam ( 1855 3 s. YeendamI
S oSd'5 and Msasdae Pr:. Cabin Tan ATE. Ssv, 21S
Rotterdam. by Veenoan, ssaInE March 80. May 4.
@ TATE LINE between New-York, Glasgow
- and Belfast qaEne with through tickets &C reduced
rHtes 20 Liverpool. London, Dublin, &c.
STATE on NEBRASKA. THURSDAY April L. 2 O. m.
STATE OF INDIANA. .ThursdAy, April IL. D. N.
Cabin passage sss % ESQ aecoIdnR e location q state
room. Excursion tickets eco 70 $50 bterage tickets 70
and nom all pars Of Europe at lowest rates From pier
foot OF Canal ST., North River.
For freight and % ssaVe apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. Gen. Agents 80 BY. N. 7.
steersge once, 81 Broadway. New:York
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THE GENERAL LISE.
HocKA

.-o~x, shares
sI00AA opE. HEt- L0v;gFinAi- Bid. AIedI sold
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BONDS.

Tsl snsusi slss'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

be done at au expense which is well
within the ability Of any fairy pros
/ perous community,
The apparatus used is quite SIM
/ pie, and even upon the scale required
to treat the water supply Of q whole
town, Its original cost would be no
very serious matter, Being simple,
and eonsuuctedo OF durable materials,
the wear and tear is small, No ex-
pensiye chemicals or materials Of
any kind are required, and the nee
essary superintendence Is nothing
beyond Whist any fairly Intelligent
mechanic can give. The machine
now in use by MeSsrs, Holhster X CO.
occupies S space Of about TWO feet
1 square by SIX feet high, and Is
claimed to filter two thousand sal
Ions an hour, By the turning Of
two Or three cocks, the operation of
the apparatus Is reversed, and the
fltarnS material subjected TO
thorough cleansing in few minutes.
We are aware, and are very glad
70 say. that our present water sup
Ply Is ordinarily Of very good quail
y. much better IN fact than that Of
many towns Of larger size and much
greater pretensions. At the same
time, we all know that after every
considerable rain. the water from
our taps Is very muddy. During
long dry spells. when streams are
low and the water in the reservoirs
shallow, there is liable to be such IN
increase IN the foreign matters held
either in suspension or solution. as
70 amount TO serious impairment Of
purity snd consequent healthfulness.
There have been times when there
wss 3 prevalence Of sickness Of q /
KIND which, II not demonstrably due I
10 impure water supply, was, st least, |
strongly suggestive Of such an on /
SIN. I
The furnishing Of Honolulu with .
water being il the hands Of the gov I
s-nmeat, tie adoption Of any such
measure aS the one proposed would /
have TO be 3 government undertak-
ing. We hereby invite the Interior
Department and the Public Works
Bureau 10 look into the matter care
.uly. with view TO aScertaining If
he benefits 70 accrue are not sufi
aiently great il proportion to the
Expense involved, to justify official
.etieH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
NAVAL NOTES.

Rear Admiral Belknap sailed iron
San Francisco las; month on the steame,
City Of New York fos China. 10 take
command Of the ASiatic squadron.
i thousand British man-oi-war's men
and 7O0 HighIanders of = British rs-i-
ment marchei in the procession At the
funeral OF admiral Chandler. Of the
United States navy, at Hongkong. China.
On February 18th.
4 New York dispatch in the Naval
and Military Record England reads {:
1t Is stated tha, the Navy Department
have received Information which shows
that the addition OF powerful dynamite
cruisers 10 the United States navy is
attracting the careful attention of sew
er4l European Governments. 1t is stated
th2t one Government, believed 10 De
thai Of Italy, has actually offered TO buy
the new cruiser NeSuViuS right away.
Provided the United States Government
viii relieve the builders from their con-
tract obligations.
The Naval Record speaks OF the at-
tempts AZ gaining . information u the
Admiralty respecting the naval rein
torosmen.s which, i is known. have
teen ordered 10 proceed 10 Australasian
waters II connection with the Samoan
difficulty. but all have been equally IN
successful Il SAYS that. sboutthe time
O. the Penideh incident. II suddenly
struck the Lords Ui the Admiralty that
the practice OF posting I'D a daily list.
showing the movements o. ShipS on for
siSIl stations, gave valuable information
70 IoceiSn governments and possible enc
mics, and II vas promptly stopped.
: letter 70 the Naval and Military |
Record from C-sok's Islands. in iescri6- |
ing the festivities in connection with the |
annexation visit u Il. B. II. :. Hra- |
,lntts tells y natives boarding the shin /
.--tu ll-1 so q : time, bringing b0Gn-
IEl- presents o the fruits, p5.ztoes. etc.
Flll EnlCl the Islands abound. They
canned al over the ship and were de-
l.lt7l with 81 tn1t they saw. The ma
1rIry Q: visitors Eere women. and some
! them danced and sang The Hoo!zn
hula dance Vas 0i very original
l4Ezc-s-- Il Dzy be called the can
IN q the Islands ! peculiar feature
: their singing vas the blending OF
ioo1E and SzaaeE's tunes, taught them
: the missionaries. with native airs. /
VI tEl5 natives expressed themselves de-
GIFTED q b-eo1ins children o. the Eng
n tl1sez-Dc-IsE and under hsr u-0-
5-tlol- IEs great i'll llpl-tz1cs q Cooks
s-zI-..S = the ste f1E 3 cczlin- station
! the SoIth Pacific Uni5-h.4iI7 I'D 70
Il annexation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

such as sometimes tear away i'm.
1 provements along the Waikiki beach
where the water is deep enough for
bathing.
Upon the reef are to be seen re-
mains of the coral blocks, the cut
ting Of which used to employ the
prison labor of forty years ago,
Most persons are doubtless ignorant
of the fact that this custom gave the
soSriggs' of The Reef to the Homo
lulu Penitentiary.
Inland from the new road will be
the magnificent view of our noun
taius and valleys, which Is best OBJ
tsined from we'll to seaward. There
is at present an intervening stretch
Of salt marshes, which Will offend
for while the eye, and sometimes
another sense. All these viii in time
be reclaimed and erased or cul-
uyated. a process now going on sue
cessfully on similar tracts at Wal
Ed.
But for the crazy plundemng
which went on in the past under the
name Of government, and especially
the wholesale and customary robbery
OF the road money. we might have
had this boulevard years ago. 1t will
be remembered that under Minister
Aholo. 5000 appropriated for ex-
tending Queen street was spent for
other purposes, Queen Street re-
no longer than before. We !
trust we shall not be accused of |
desiring to fall down and worship"
anyone If we suggest that under the
present administration things are
not managed in that way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
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Ssz-s lie DISABILITY E5 u-ze-ze-
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q the EE--s t1aE
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

NE public invitation 10 the msetu.
q thH l5oTs azasi s2-is.E brought q
large n1m5sr 2; i-ii5s ID the I5zer rom
c. CsatEsI Union Church THURSDAY
IlG-lilE O -le consultations and de-
li1=rstioas q the assembled danes and
izDss-ss 10 Tep5-t=- q the male pzrz1z-
ss51 cz1 ue ElPP9ssi competent 70
S=S- il= El1st Interesting feature q
--l= E-tlsE-l- 20 CI-s.IzEs. was bll--
-lil- ---ei. Eli-h as served z.rtl5-.-
--1-=- and Titl0-l Fr-zc= u tHs z=utlz-
E-z1 I-.s-.is @! the isE C=zzizcrors. f.-5rl
L 70 : o'el5ck- Ia= ability q the ladies
q hCZ1.E.l II tLs EzE q Irs-ifi1g
-1sld tilI1-s % e-- : to3 w=l known %
1=7i zly z1Tzrtl&-Z- Tas eoEss, the
sz11El-L=s. szlzd5 and cakes. and above
zl tls bzE=i bans. Ez-s E5rtil- q the
izD= q thos= 5E whon they zere DO
Md and szrTzi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
1zE 5kEAT SOUTHERN oyaoSg.

Aivce received by The ZeAlandia
5-5ioz,s caa; the storm which
wre,ks5 the rsySl vessels q; Auia
~a~ rs: only Of unusual violence
tz; VS. 81 a-na>;. Il No; quite, IN
v-ecaia-ta5 extent L appears 10
EaTe swept sc7osS nearly the whole
t-ezltl ot the South Pacific. ana 10
E-ys razcle5 pants Tar to the oas,-
wz-i Il t1e usual range Of similar
1lz--zaszcas- We are assured that
l-s vzE -s-e 10y storms of this
k--1 rc rsaca = far eSSc s. Tahiti.
ys- n -1e present instance It's v1o
ls1ca e tls. point seems = hzve
oeg- much crasia- than 8. Sa-oz.
- El- q cz1 bs judged f-om the re
pc-ts ws hsve II damage done 70
LIE z1i property. Hai 5he pres
szoe q rhs wzrshics q the great
powers nc. been the occasion II
lossss Ehlcl excited the attention Of
ths olvlE-si world. the hurricane ST
>z=1z wca-i Gave been scarcely
E1-e t-z1 81 issm q to7eEn news
g b. dismissed n 5 h-ist paragraph
q sw2 L : u Re nolcei t1s; the
news 1-c2 Tshi1 does rot come
l-ec; = S12 Francesca b2t Is ;als
E--p5ei z-caai the world from
Aalzlzz5 TIE information :
-sS-a s2G so@awha, confused.
-elr-E reasonable ground fcr
E1qs t1zi the disaster Esy I'd: have
1es2 s-s25e5 VIII IS g7ea: loss q Z
LIE s. u2e pz- q ths dispatch 1
E---1 5-5-cz-e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
ZEE BEACH ROAD TO WAIKIKI.

On the lobby wall Of the Govern
ment house, near the makai door of
the Office Of the Minister Of the In
terror, Is 10 be seen 8 plan or nap of
5 ne~ rosd laid out along the beach
from the old Leper Asylum to the
Puna-o stream at the hither end Of
( the line Of residences on the Waikiki
sbo-e-
I The new Eoad from the end OF
/ Queen srest 10 the inland side of
the Leper Asylum Is continued
through those grounds to the shore.
Thence 10 PIns;o : strip Of one hun
d-ei Zee. II width Is taken along
{ the beach Fur the arzt nile Or 50.
6 slight grading vii complete an
excellent rosd The second mile Is
Though sEsnpy ground flooded al
E-g2 Tsts-- Ins bottom K solid: the
TTo-k required Is simply 70 throz up
EcD tie marsh 2 dyke q the re-
g1rs5 Width The soil Of mixed
sand aci clay vii make 81 szeeI
lent -oa1 without ne:zIi1-. through 4
E=-hzps the vho-e distance We
believe i : Intended 10 finish but /
Etry iszs II width At present Crozs-
l-g BIczio eza=k- ths new mad ends
II tie street na1kz Of the beach
residences
T1s new mad viu Be . great
ai7azisgs u on ciizans as giving {
new and superior tbo-ougttzre 70
c1- beautiful seaside suburb. ons
that : E=s Eg1 t-anTsy CCz.ruc-
-l1-, s-i q ample breadth Il Will
also gres5-! enhance tLe value ot
s-o-E the rc15s- TLz-s :
SINE =Zo=--s-t land t1z residences
II tie zl1-es 1t k1EuI-zs5. below
Mr. Wards the sea. b5rs7z-. L
-5o s-Cz- 51- ssa bathing. B-t the :
great z1Tz-tsgs Ell b thai u
=E-s-1-l boulevard II tls sszsEg-s.
5-I=thi-g wEeh hzs hitherto basn !
.1-Z-y -zeE@E IE5s vii Doubtless
u 9 sl1-r tine b zi0znei ard !
H-=-zs-s1 =i-L tr=@. szch = s5-risb =
= tEs zl1-a. the aLgs-o5z. ir0u-
Fc5'l stc Tbs sea v:ew suUsr5.
- sllEs ll1s sEaegs onward - !,
o 1n-11a magnificent News bath of !
51-1l1lu hz-bgz and u Waikiki /
II hstso-zni PAX, 1ish Leah I
=-1lDsEing tEs cozSt EisE II ous :.
--s--z1a and thz Wziznze NOM a
zi-s Il Ia 05hE 3
ILiz / undoubss5ly destined 20 !.
sa5Ds hs graz dHTs=sy Of Hono-
1ll L. I partly : miztoztzns and L
atty Dot- that sl7ng tbe Hhols df<
s11s TIE rsst / sl1zL- and bzrs Il II
N Ezta-. essr 70 the sh0-e. 4
-ass1lag : st1p Il dssolzte fat Il ?
= tz6a lis hoEsTsr. / urotec G
u % ths b9lIsTzEd fEUu tie 7sgT :
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-27
CITY News and Notes.

Judge Stewart left for Chicago this after
noon on the burlington flyer. He will meet
his wife there, who is en- route home from
indianapolis. Ind, where she has been visit
ing her parents.
Frank Harris and Miss Jessie Oen. of
Lincoln; Fred Warneke and Miss Jennie
Feetken, of Crete, and Henry Lammert, of
Palmyra, and Miss Mary T.. Root, of Eagle,
were licensed TO wed to-day.
answer to the district court to-day III the
is enjoying unrestrained liberty. He will
answer to the higher court on the charge of
grand larceny
Frank l.. Dunn brought suit in the district
court today against Thomas Maher to fore
close mortgage of S6i5. The plaintiff
alleges default on the mortgage notes, ali of
which are past due.
The petit jury for the fall term of the dis
trict court is as follows Fred Crone, S. w.
Chapman, B. j. Champion, John Demaroe,
Christ Fossler, r. Mackeshagen, l.. b. Free
man, William Hoagland, l.. B. Mcfarland,
John Gillispie Ed Trimble, N. Nevern, j.
II. HOXie, o. j. Martin, Ben Dodrlll, ID. A.
Gilbert, John Oliver Dan Champion, w. Is.
McltoDerts, Thomas Mcneil, b. o. Waite,
Il. j. Flaherty, w. T.. Smith and j. Nj.
Meyers.
Another session of the leading farmers of
this county was held at Bohanap's hall this
afternoon for the purpose of protecting the
farmers and the stock growers against the
competition of the Armour and other large
packing firms.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-27
RELIGIOUS.

Tnere ara bo,vyeen zoo and aoo Ch,rams,
IN SUNDAY schools ana missions in Nav Yorir
IS, ~
,,,,ssa ;s ~ ho ;ssnad IN ,nhars On he samo
,n,ion ,hat bas hoon 90 a. snoonsssnI IN I,af,,
pr '"", n' ~ - 80
Inc siave traue Is now ou!laweu IN an
parts Oh tae alrican coast Wnicn are unaef or
iorelgh lhhuehce, eAcePI III the provinces oi
w,
ihlrty.three misslonnrles nave peen SEM
OUT oy the American baptlst hissiohary
union TINS lali, OF whom twehtS'three are
newly appointed
The average wages OF many Japanese do
not exceed ~ cents DAY. Ana yet IN inc