davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-26
Pure Wines.

HI Woollacott, 124 and 1876 North Spring
street delivers two cases California Wine, con-
sisting Of an assortment of pa bottles, to any
part OF the United States for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-26
r OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Los Angeles Ca
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000
Surplus, s124,000.

w. T. Childress, Poindexter Dunn.
]. J. Schallert, Z. K. Crandall,
John s. Park, R. G. LINT,
A. d. Childress
General banking. Fire and burglar proof safe
deposit boxes rented at from So to $40 per an
mum. ma I'm
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FOREIGN yE.stlS sXpsCItp.

Bkt j \ Falheuburg, from Peru, (for
hahu vi, due Mny7
BIZ ship Bleugtied sailed from Liver
pool Apr Is. due Aug II
Ger pk AdOniS from Bremen
Ger bk Faust, from New York
BIZ Uncle John, from Newcastle, due
May 10
Or bH Birker from London, sailed APR
Il die Aug 70
JIp ) = 'agami Maru from Yokohama
due June iG
r NJ :, ity of Picking fIom San
Francisco dp' June Il
Am bk eylou, r "a hun, flom San
tiWncl CO due Jun %
Am bk : z Allen, 4 Thompson, from
San FrnnriSc' due June 10
Ilaw ) : Aus "a in, II q oudleltc, from
san Francisco, due June ~
r NJ = 5 Alameda, M"rs', rom San
Francisco, ell rUu e 10 the Colonies
due july
EM , S MaripOsa, Hayward, from the
Co onies Gu route to Suu Francisco,
due June ~
Am nix Alden BesSc, Howard, from San
Francisco Qor kahului), due June
ii
Am schr Anna from San Franci co Qol
kahuluD due une IL
Ger blk Geo u Wilcox, kasch, from San
san Francisco due June Il
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narrow, If they bad majority, tbs.
there would be constant worry,
and nobody would know what was
going to happen. Therefore, on
behalf Of the Ministers of Foreign
Affairs and Finance, as well rs him.
self, lie announced their re-
signa,ions, to take effect whenever
His Majesty was pleased TO appoint
their successors.
Minister Ashford said he was
glad even at this late date 10 ac-
knowledge that his colleagues had
taken The patriotic and logical
course Of resigning. lie Was much
pleased that the House had refused
to vote want of confidence in him.
But he was not SO firmly glued to
his seat but that bis resignation
would he ready as soon as those of
bis colleagues.
AZ II p. m. the House adjourned.
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EDpeIGn VESSELS IN pGRl.

USE ) harles on, Rear admiral G., o
Br .Wii, from san frauci.Co
ii Is " \ Acorn, G n y Pollard, from
Esquimault, u y
Br ship BUrowdaie, Guthrie, from
Liverpool
Bkt Puut,r, Dow, from San francisco
Am miss packet Morning st =, & +
6 rl md, from South Sea Islands
Am bkt : q wilder, GriiliIhs, from San
Fran isco
Am bk + Thomp on, from San Fran
cisco
Haw ok W B Godfrey, r Dabel, from
IAN Francisco
Am bkt Discovery, ID McS,il, from San
francisco
Am bkt " u Dimond, Z p Drew, from
San Francesca
Nor ship Thor, w Z Steinert, from
Newc sic. y = "
Am tern IN on, IIodson, irou Eu-
i't,a, Gal
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THE Right Reverend the Bishop Of
OlhA treated the boardcrs oi Saint
Louis College to Il Picnic last Satur-
day. The site selected was Ray
mund Grove, and the licnicers were
trans ported thither and back by the
Oahu Railway Co. The College
hrags hand enliyened the journey
down and return by music. The
baud also furnished music at inter
walls during the day at the Grove.
The time was passed pleasantly in
amu2emcnts suited 20 the pupil,
tuStgS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
SIirpinb RUicS.

The schooner Liholiho will arrive
this evening from " aianae with 1909
bags sugar.
The steamers Kaala and Mikahal.
brought MA aud 295S bags sugar res
pee lively from KAUAI
The steamer Knimiloa brought sol
bags sugar aud lao bugs rice FROM
Kan i.
The clipper harkentine S n Castle,
Capt Underwood arrived this morn
Ing, llt days from san runci.co with i
cargo Oi gcneI al merchandise. she had
uecklUad Of ~ mules. Had light
breeZes all the way To purt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
BASEBALL Ar MhkiM.
lInmeh Amelia Beat. Hawaii Nine %
Five,

The latest game in the League Sc
ries was attended by large crowd.
There WAS very little in it of interest
which the score does not reveal.
There were even sides at the end OF
the third inning, bu. the sixth ended
with m"hamcha three ahead, to
which two were added in the next.
This left nothing but torlorn hope
for the Hawaii which WAS soon wiped
out. The following is the Official
score:
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----------------.----a -
QUEENS HOSPITAL.
Szeetiug ~ Trrs:sca..E ioapcta! and
N.G.ca. Reports.

SscetiDg 81 try sca-- Financial! ana
h.G.ca. Reports.
A regular semi.annusl meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees of the Queen's
Hospital was held Oh Saturday, the
l4lh instant, at the rooms Of The
Chamber of Commerce, Hon. Cl,as.
Il. Bishop, Vice-Presidcnt, in the
chair.
The Treasurer made his semi
annual financial statement showing
tie amount of Sl223l5 on hand
aud S3iGl.50 10 the credit Of Queen
Emma Legacy Fund. The hysi-
clans quarterly report was read by
the Secretary as follows:
HONOLULU, May 81, 1890.
TO the Trustees OF The Queen's Hos
plla!.
Gen'iemen: have The honor to
submit the following report for the
quarter ending May 81, 1890:
The number OF patients ut pre-
sent in The Hospital is So; viz: 81
Hawaiians (25 males, II felnales),
l Chinese, 4 Japanese, and l6 Of
other nationallies Is paying. Tie
number Of admissions during the
quarter was 1871; viz: 60 Hawai-.
iuns (46 males, IA females), Chi.
nese, 2 Japanese, and 80 OF other
nuti"nalilies.
Discharged l0l; viz: SO Hawai-
ians $50 males, 8 females), Chi
nese, japanese and So of other ma
lionslIties. Deaths II; viz: Z Ha-
waian males. 3 Chinese and Z Of
other nationulilIes.
The causes of death were: Beri-
beri :, Bright's disease /, burn !,
consumption &, diabelis |, hemorrh.
age /, junjuiy !, septisarnia /, sy-
philis /, typhoid fever /. The
highest number of indoor patients
was "a, lowest 4S, daily average 81.
Number of prescriptions 1928.
Calls at the dispensary, 100.
The number of patients treated
in the Hospital was as follows
March 1903, April 10. May 81.
Respectfully submitted,
RoBT. McKIBBIN.
The Vice. President stated thai
the hospital building had undergone
extensive repairs by re-plastering
re-painting, and 80 forth, and va
rions improvements had been made
IN the laundry and kitchen depart
men,s. Also that the portraits o
Their Msieelies King Kanehameh;
w. and Queen Emma, painted by
Mr.. Cog,well, had been placed IN
the reception room of the hospita
which had been suitably fitted ant
furnished.
After tic report of the Visiting
Committee was received the Vice
President appointed Messrs. Jas. l
Dowselt, w. G.. Irwin, and I. MAJ
Visiting Committee for the ensu
ing quarter. I he annual election o
officers and physicians resulted q
follows:
Mr.. f. A. Schaefer, Secretary.
Mr.. j. II Patty, Treasurer.
Hon. j. ). Walker, Auditor.
Executive Committee: Messrs
Chas. Il Bishop, A. j. Cartwright
A. ). Cleghorn, j. II. Patty, L. A
Scharfer.
DR.. Roht. McKibbin, Physician
Dr.. Z. Is. Wood, Assistant PLY
! SLOAN.
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La'9StFogSigl News.
San Francisco, June 4, per Jorken-
tine $. ". CQStie.
FREE SUGAR sor SURE.

-, g., ..
NY h"o-'u,ii'''''''0 va 'Hc i'eP"V!t
gan HeHape in'".' N''''!,r 49, 49, III
~ ''''
"O ?u' III" t''e s"S"t seI,e"uie "s.oc
ioF VIC present, ~ oti"s o ul.,, oess
10 a"s41 'iie return oi Moiii.i anu
oheF'i!"h pS, taS'ni up ""y SUI
JFc. Oh suc'i i'i Pot'"nee;
hcnIy a. Drown vi n,"sS"oii"ses'f
ii"s "uuros7e" an oPtH i"''cF ~ 'hc
senate f!h,lGo 'oh''hi!tee' showing
t"e '"'"' =, 'i'' oo'ii'e'!H S"e". ~.
"usIF!' .nIler an cA,i'us'''e 'Ha'hiu-
"''",' -. NV s""!'c' az "',"o '''' hI",e
,n., iii. ;nnr,n.;,,. tr,o g.,
Tra,c;. nn. T,lI s,ys o,j,nr, l. ,n,,ri,
r.,,.nn ., ho,. I'M ,Lo sar,,. Iii
.os,o,, ,I,o d,,,.os 49,, s,,,,, ,.;tI, nov.
iors snrh reIrct;nn nf rntas ae ,bo
;n,I,,s,ry nan .,onJm
h"iii,h "Ho"h'
The London Times declares mat
the order to despatch an American
cruiser TO tho Behring sea smacEs too
much OF the iirSt Napoleon 10 dealing
Win n weak Statesman, ana II the or
der - executed british men'ot-war
must follow. 1--WE can only imagine"
the Times continues, THAT pressure
from thc lrish-Americans induced
Blaine I" withdraw rom his appar-
ont desire for n diplomatic settle
menG We believe that England w!ii
agree TO close the time for seals IN
the open sea, but such arrangements
must be international, and cannot he
imposed upon the world by Ameri-
can gnDooats NJ the biudIng Oh
Blaine"
AMERICAN ITEMS.
The coroners jury in the Oakland
railway accident case found verdict
| OF manslau.htcr against Dunn the
engineer. Dunn cannot be found.
Mrs. i. II. Look is not expected to
live. In case of her death she would
| he the fourteenth VICTIM.
| Although Offering million dollar,
q year to the State, the Louisiaea
Lottery CO. has been bafled in get.
ting control u. the Legislature Of liz
own State. 1t is therefore making q
prodigious effort to secure control of
the Government Of North Dakota 20
procure Il new home for itself in thu,
State.
MISS lessie falr OF San francisco
ahu il'i ',.'n ", .."s VI Nv 'oln
W. '''.,. ,ert "S "e""'1! IAN i.s -
I.ne1s ''"' '"''0'sO'' '''o e'el'''e "
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Son n ;i,,.st;,, o:'s mlaVn IN ~
wv ~" ,'D D,'""'s' o'A pcisVl' arc ~
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~ o""o W ~ in'!o'ivs' Ho'e''. o
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

MEssRs. Maciallane, Kalua, Kane
ali, and White were going to speak
on the want Of confidence motion,
hut, owing to the lateness OF the
hour and The illness Of member Of
their party, they waived the privilege.
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USpAM!3gsS.

dune 10
Am bEt Robert Sudden, Ulberg, for
Pore Townsend
Am l-mas ed schooner Golden Shore,
Henderson, for san Francisco
Jane IL
Stmr Wauleule for kilauea and Hama
lei ut ! IN
Stinr Jas Muhee for Kapaa p III
Slnr MokUlii for MOlOhui at . pm
St,nr j ~ ummins for koVlau 1T 0 q III
Stnr Akalnai f,r Waiunae aud Waialua
ut 8 Il III
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VESSELS lEAylN: TO-M1sRaW.

Schr Ia Moi T. koloa and i!analci
Schr l.aviniu for kUhUialelc
7, III Aika for koun
Schr Hale .kaia for Hawaii
Sciir Sarah IL Eliza for koulnu
.Stnr Mikahala tor kau,i ut 8 pm
Stnr likelikc for Maui ut up III
StMr Hawaii for ilamakua ut 10 nj
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give n
public concert at Emma Square this
evening ut Z $50 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing is The piog amme:-
PART ].
March Vienna. Schrammcl
Overture-Culif of Bigdad .Boleldieu
Ch0rus-Day OF dgment. Schneider
Selection The Gondoliers (newl
SulIlNNu
Mikioi. Pun Ohulu. lliki no me A'u.
PAKT II.
Medley Bouquet OF Melodies. ....
.................,. ....... Meyiel,eS
Maznrka-ln amp ......... lllt oNer
Gayotte-- hink OF iieL b'r3
Wa.tz-Scyen Fools. Militoacr
laval P0u0i.
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A EETREsHMENT room has been
opened 10y a foreigner a! Pearl City,
where, according To painted instguc-
tons on the outside, meals may be
had ut all hours.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
EIGHTEENTH DAY.

SATURDAY, June IA.
The Legislature opened shortly
after 10 o'clock. Rep. Kauhi, in the
absence Of President Walker and
ce-President kauhane, presided.
Noble Kauhanc arriving later took
his seat.
PETITIONS.
Rep. Kamai--from Kaupo, that
the system o: trial by jury be con-
,inned. Judiciary committee.
Rep. haiua--iIom the lepcr set
Element, that the Board Of Health
be abolished. He presumed petit
TONERS only meant officials of the
Board. Sanitary committee. From
the same place, that DR.. Lutz be
appointed resident physician in
place Of the present incumbent.
Sanitary committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble j. M. IIorner gave notice
OF bill TO amend the law relating
to the sale of spirituous liquors.
Noble W. !. Horner asked for
leave of absence till Wednesday.
Granted.
Rep. Ka,ua thought the House
had done enough business for the
day in view of the promised resigna-
ton of the Ministry. lie therefore
moved the House adjourn till Mon
day morning.
House adjourned at lao till &c
O'Clock Monday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

A. G.. SILVA, furniture dealer,
whose business establishment and
stock were bestowed by the recent
Hotel street fire, has resumed husi-
ness on the same street, at Nos. So
and 81.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

CAPTAIN Hubbard has re7rained
on the Pacific Cmst, on account Of
i'll health. Captain Underwood,
formerly Of the steamer kaala,
brough5 the S. n. Castle down this
Tim.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

THE Office OF the Peoples les and
RefrigerainE Co, has been moved
to the Offices OF c. I. Gulick. Mr..
7. j. King is nav the Compony's
manager.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
NINETEENTH DAY.
MONDAY, June l6.

MONDAY, June l6.
The Legislature opened at 10
O'Clock, Noble j. S. Walker, Presi-
dent, in the chair.
ROYAL MESSAGE.
While the minutes were being
read, Col. ]. Ii. Boyd, of His Ma
jesty's staff, in full! uniform, arrived
with a communication from the King.
His Majesty stated that he had &C.
cepted the resignation of his Minis
tiers, and requested them to remain
in office till their successors we're
appointed.
Rep. Brown moved the House nd.
iourn. Carried.
The House adjourned till 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

Earned observation-disclosures !.
Two-base hits--Mahuka.
Thrce-base hils--Dayi'.
Struck out--By Nice 10, by Davis o..
Bases on balls BY Meek 2, By Davis
6.
Passed balls--Dan !.
Wild pitches Meek /.
line OF game = ! hr - min.
Umpires-McSsrs. Wall and Lee
wood.
ScOrcr--J. W. Winter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

A oESTLEGAN's gold ring was
picked ~ 10y little rill ut Eel 0
this morning. The owner may re-
cover his !rol crty ~ enquiry at this
office.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
BORN.

PLATTS--June IL, 10 The wife Of II.
Platts, a daugn' en-.
LUUAe--- It the liowallan Hotel, .'une
10, to The wife OF L. II Lucas, Il
eau, htrr.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
PASSENGERS.

From Kauai per smr Mikaha'n, June
LIZ W Glade, wife, child aud maid,
Mrs w II kiice and child, \ Dreier, Y
Apol. Mrs Spalding, Miss Tell, II Others
and 10 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
OAHU RAILWAY 4 LAND C0MPShY'S
TIME TABLE:
REGULAR TRAISS.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ARRIVALS.

Hume IL
Starr Mikahala from Kauai
Stmr kuimilou from KAUAI
Stinr hunla from kuutn
June lG--
AIN BITS n Castle, Underwood, ll]i
days from sau FiancisUo
Am bk ~ theslon, Piuinb, p days
from furc Townsend
Sclr knnlluu IL III Kauai
scnr Lihulho Il ON Wailnac
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

A COTTAGE OF seven ,oom5. at the
corner Of B.remnih and Pensacola
streets, is in the market to let.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

TIE annual examinations Of st,
Louis College will commence on Jnly
Z. The examinations Will ba public,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16

The first tram to EVA yesterday
morning was packed with seekers
uf or fresh mir aud relaxation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
LEGAL & GENERAL NEWS,
A GIRL for light house work is
wanted.

THE Cullector-General Of Customs
and his associates moved into tlrir
new office tu-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
ROW THEY SThNn.

Following is the standing OF the
clubs in the Hawaii Baseball League
up to June llth. One gume played
between the Stars and KamehGmc.
has is under protest and not count
ed:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
SALESLADY I!

A \ Intelligent Young Lady can find
~ employment IN store. Address
''P. q. Box 3o3." 6so q
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-16
Corporation Notice.

4 I meeting Of the stockholders OF
"A the Honolulu Dairy Co., (L'd),
held june -, lc00, IL was decided IL
accept the charter granted it The fol-
loving named persons All residing In
Honolulu are The officers of the Com
pany;
I'feSiient'''. .'..''........S, Eoth,
Vice President. u. |. Dowsett, Jr.,
Secretary !
q .........J, A, Maroon.
Treasurer
Auditor. John Ena.
The Board of Directors Of said Com
pany consists Of the President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
j. ALFRED MAGOON,
DOW ~ Secretary.
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kAMElIA MEIIk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-22
THE GRAND JURY's BLUNDER.

From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
The action of the Grand Jury in issuing
q subpoena for the Judge TO come before
them and tell what he knows about the
gambling house keepers whose immunity
from punishment is one of the crying
evils of the day. is unprecedented. 1t was
taken while the derelict Grand Jurymen
were smarting under the rebuke which
they SO richly deserve. They have cal m
ly ignored the evidence made public and
have taken no cognizance of the offences
against whom this neglected evidence
could be used. When rated for this, The
Grand Jurymen, instead of taking up the
testimony accessible TO them, impudently
demand of the Judge that he shall come
in and tell them what he knows about
gamblers and gambling. By this time.
probably, the Grand Jurymen have seen
the egregiousness of their folly. There is
no power to enforce their demand upon
the Judge. They lave made public eXhi-
bition of their own lmDotent wrath; and
the spectacle thus afforded to everybody
only adds to the righteousness of a COM
munity whose police authorities aid and
abet vice and crime and defend, instead
of arresting, criminals who iaunt their
lawless practices in the open eye of day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-22
P AIS CONCERT.
A Grand Entertainment for a Most
Worthy Object.

A Grand Entertainment for a Most
Worthy Object.
An excellent entertainment was
given at Bergen Hall last evening, under
the auspices of Company A, Fourth Regi-
ment. 1t was directed by Mr., Edward
Boys, the well-known tenor of st. Johns
P. E. Church choir, and the talent was
exceptionally good. The concert was in
aid OF the family of the late Captain
Appelles. and a large audience filed the
hall.
The piano solo by Prof. Willard Groom
was a brilliant commencement OF the first
part. Master Sidney Jordan's sweet and
pure contralto tones were demonstrated
in his solo, Loves Sorrow and the au-
dience enthusiastically encored him. Mrs.
Emma Massen's soprano solo, I'm Old
Madrid" was well received and encored,
and her Lullaby" in the second part,
with an unseen quartette accompani-
ment, was the most effective rendition OF
the evening. The baritone solo by Mr..
w. Bartell, and Mr.. Edward Boys we'll
rendered tenor solo, "You," were deserv.
edly encored.
robin Adair,o as arranged by Buck,
and .sThe Tear" by Witt. Mr.. Thomas
Ballentine was immense in his eccentric
tiles, yentriloquism and funny sayings
and the audience recalled him repeated
ly. Mr.. j. Leslie Gossin recited "The
Dandy Fifth" 1.-THE Stowaway" and 9th
err selections in response to the demands
Of the audience, and Miss Ella Longs
equally well received, The members o.
Company A were present in full uniform
and every one of them was pleased with
Observation-Disclosures success.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-22
THE SISTERS FLAG,

---
Societies Competing for IL in Lively
Style-Court Paulus' Picnic.
The beautiful silk flag made by the
Sisters of Charity is coveted by many
societies. 1t has been on exhibition at
the Newark avenue store and
will be presented to the organization
polling the required number of votes.
The voting will be done principally at
the picnic, to be given by Court Paulus
Hook. A. O. +. of A, at Greenville on
June 10. when the contest win close. 1t
will be a lively struggle as the Associa-
tions are SO eager to win the handsome
prize that they have begun to cast their
votes and 2SS have been received. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
Sisters who are erecting the line Academy
on Grand street.
The votes that have been received are
as follows:-Thomas Egan Association,
1876; Ersten Platt Deutschen Club, T6,
Court Emmett A. o. +. of A, 23; p. II.
O'NeiIl Association, 20; Henry Wilson
Post, G. A. r., 8; Scottish-American Ath'
letic Club, 6; Lorillard Debating and Ath
letic Association, 5; Hudson County
Caledonian Club, 4; Police Mutual Aid
| Society, 4: Van Houton Post, G. A, r., A
Jersey City Turn Verien, 8; Company G
Fourth Regiment, 5; Court Warren, A
o. +. Of A., 8; Alpine CLUB, 2; Court Jer
sey City, A. OF of A., 2; Ladies' Hebrew
Aid Sociey, l..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-22

of their skin upon the parallel bars WAS
given by Gus Pfortner. J. Hoffman, IS.
Klein and A. Lauteowasser. x. Il. y
son recltcd ahumorous H!bernian grafton
and T. A. CoiIett, of the st. George Attn
letic Club, acclaimed the pathetic poem,
entitled THE Best Card" A contortlon
act embracing scores of difficult feats
was reformed by d. q. Wood
ruff. Fred Heintze and II. Alaife,
OF the New York Turn Verein.,
appeared in exhibitions of single stick
and broad sword fencing. Fred Schroeder,
the amateur champion, swung a pair OF
clubs until he dazzled the eyes of the
spectators with their evolutions. Charles
Noe Daily and sydney S. Schuyler sang
several character and topical songs, and
perpetrated IL number of local gags that
made the auditors roar with laughter
Gus Pfortner and A. Lauteowasser
wrestled several bouts at catch-as-
catch-can, William Kenney and James
A. Rose had a fistic set-to. in which Rose
out-pointed his heavier opponent who got
rather irate, and Al. FIeischman and
William Kenney engaged in a good strug-
gle at Greco-Roman wrestling. Arthur
NJ. Sweet was master of ceremonies, and
a feature of The programme was his mas
terly pantomime imitation of Hamlet's
~soliloquy, in which he crossed the stage
no less than one hundred and thirteen
times in as many minutes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-22

disposition. The loss of the dog was
evidently a serious b~ereavment to her
and there is no justice, that we can
see, in subjecting her to great pain.
simply to crafty the cheap vengeance
of somebody else.
The owners offer to pay a fine was
reasonable. If anyone was to suffer
for the dogs act it would seem the
owner was the person, seeing that she
did not keep the animal under proper
restraint.
The haste to kill things, and the
readiness to lacerate peoples feel
ings which is shown in such an act,
are simply relics of barberism, and
the sooner people educate themselves
out of such callousness of feeling the
better for the world.