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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-10
PASSENGERS.

From Maui per stmr Likelike, Mar?
p Peek, A II Kcohoka!oc and wife.
A Groninger, S Gibbard aud wife. IL $
Dickson, Il ID Icnney, II ID Walbridge.
Miss b Parke, G Forster, w q Barnharl,
Pm Makee and wife. Mrs Alapai, Miss
Egcrton, Young Young. Mrs kakalani,
Mrs Kahananui, a Devereil.
From Ililo and way ports, per stmr
kinau, March S-Theo II Davies. TIC
Davies, a Young. q l. Wight. Il q
Hitchcock, } II SIZZLING. r w u Lee, j
+ Staples, j II Cummings, NJ Il Holmes,
Andrew Moore, Jas Bright, q X Still
man. + llol,tcin, Miss II kanehaku.
CS Kynncrsley, c Bcrlowitz. j ii Mac
NAV. wife and child, j Cushinglam,
wife and children, and 10 deck.
From San Francesca pei S 5 Austria
liza, March 81 Nj Gillig, wife and SER
wants, Mrs Gillig, Miss Crouch. Frank
Unger, Geo w Maggie. His Elk y w Ash
ford. } + Merrill, wife and = children,
II Goodwin and wife. + S Dodge. wife
and = children, Mrs f lvers, A j lvers,
G w Croker, ii w Schmidt, wife and
maid, A Fowler, Capt II ii Ellis. Miss
Ellis, u q Macfarlane, Miss Sweet, Miss
Amy Fowler, Mrs II Mckenzie and 4
children, G + York, Il Ii Castlcn, Jas A
Kennedy, Miss G + Stiles, Miss | X
Stiles, Mrs Andrews, Mrs III T. AlcNan-
der. Ewald Klcinun. Ii Lose. X Podcyn,
J iIoting, Mrs w + DE Forest. Mrs A
I.rlsk, Thos Wall, f Shaw. Miss A
Carter, q fl Esign, + II Stackablc. L X
Moore. Miss Roberts, j u David. w
Richardson, MISS l. A Whiting, w
Whiting, II A Cash, T. w Peterson, Miss
nj Johnston, j Is Price, Captains COGan,
A Il Simmons, q a FISHER, w ID Ellis,
l. G Owen, Whitesides. Lapham, w
Rowland, j G Baker, Il q Pcnniman
and Q Ii Foley and 81 stcelagc.
From Kauai per stmr Wainleale. Mar
lO-Hous G N and A 5 Wilcox.
From Kauai per stmr Mikahala. Mar
0-E NJ Walsh, Hon ii Z Baldwin, w
Baisdell, Mr. Hunter, = A Peacock, A
Pcilee. wife and child. Captain and
crew of schooner Leahi, and - deck.
for San Francisco per II NJ 5 s Ala
media, Mar "a A Pond, j c Shafter,
A Broesseau, DR. Dcrr. wife and child,
Miss Mabel Rhodes. Mrs COvingtOn,
Judge Deadly and wife, 9 u Plat, wife
and child, Nj V Holmes, u Spring, j IL
Kicker, l. J Icvcy, Miss McCombcr, z
II simultaneously and wife, Captain
Wohlmouth, A Moore Miss Emmcluth,
Mrs + Macfarlane, Mrs Kenney, q nj V
Forster, Mrs Mccartney and stecragc
passengers and 81 cabin and Gl Storage
in transit.
From the Colonies per S S Alameda,
Mar III ID Warne and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Kelsey and son, Jas Morris, + Ray
mond, A Garnin, and 81 cabin and I'll
steeragc passengers in traasit
For Maui and Hawaii per w Hall,
Mar lO-Mr Buckhotz and wife, Mr.
Harris. A A Todd, j X Nahalc, e Ne
Dougall, Mrs Taylor and daughter, Col
: Norris, EG Hitchcock. a Williams, j
W smith, Rev O = Emerson and 30 deck.
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Ril0 NEWS.

A japanese at Papaikou, the
other day, was ordered into town to
see the doctor, as he was complain
ing of feeling unwell. This it seems
he didn't want to do, and preferred
to try hanging, but was found in
time TO cut down and save.
The past week has been one of
very heavy rains, accompanied with
much thunder and lightning. This
morning is clear, and the mountains
show very heavy coat of new
SNOW.
The party of "Raymond tourists
that landed in our little town last
week for a days run, expressed
themselves delighted with their view
of the Volcano and we're loud in
their praises of the volcano road,
through our woods. When finished
the drive itself to the Volcano will
be an added attraction to tourists
coming here. Give us a good wharf
and a good road to the Volcano and,
within few years, there will be a
steady stream OF visitors here. Why
cannot the Oceanic Co. steamers
then touch here on their way down
and back =? The inter-island travel,
on our rolling boats, is a great
drawback now and deters many
from coming to our islands, who
wouIl otherwise come
We hope the coming Legislature
will see the necessity of putting up
a first class wharf here, alongside OF
which the largest steamer can safely
lie. There is no doubt that if the
wharf is built within the next year
the lilo and IIamakua railroad will
soon after be started. We arc
pleased to know that Mr.. Davies
who has lately visited us, is dccid
cdIy in favor Of the immediate com
mcncemcnt of the railroad. And il
is bound to come in q short while
- lilo Record, Mar. 4.
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DIED..

utLU.
BUTLER AT PaGuhau, Hawaii, Feb.
9th. Mrs. Hattie Butler, aged -
years. wife of II. l.. Butler, form
crly OF Sprcckclsvillc. Maui.
BOND--At Geneva. Ontario ~. \. V.
on February 10. $500. Rev. james
Il. Boyd, ID. D., father of slrsJ. II.
Pratt of Albany. n. y. and of Mrs.
A. +. Judd of honolulu.
GRAr-At st. Andreasbcrg. Germany,
on January 90, 1890. MIR. George II
Grau, beloved father of Miss l..
Grau. Ilanalei. Kauai, and Mr.. Geo.
II. Grau, Honolulu.
BATES-'n san Francisco. February
23d, at the residence of her son-in-
law. Mrs. a Shcr b. Bates, mother of
Mrs. Theodore +. Smith, Morris,
Marshall and Mary Bates, aged -
years and months.
GRIFFIN-On board the :. :. Austria
liza, outside OF Honolulu harb1r,
March 9TH, at , p m. John Griffin,
quarter master on that vessel. Il ma
tive of Prince Edward Island, Ca
NADIA
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81 spllr Robert Scarlcs: Feb I, bark
Calbarl N; Feb ., bktrc John WOrster,
In port Jan % schr Occnna Vance, nc'
nUlulu,
MAitCKOSA.
Arrived 20, slmr rele, Smith.
schr Kulamanu. both from honolulu.
March 1. stmr Kiuau from Honolulu.
March :. stmr kinnu from liilU and
way ports
saled-Feb 81, stmr rclc for kuhui-
hacc and way ports. sclir kulamanu for
llamukun.
March I, simr kinau for lilo and
way ports.
March Z, stmr kinau for Honolulu
and way ports.
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THE bark Alden Bessc had n
strange experience with shark ON
her latest voyage hence to San Fran
cisco. A shark 80 feet long swallowed
the brass log, and Capt. Howard or
dered all hands ON deck. The log
was out 300 feet and the shark was
hauled up to within twenty feet OF
the ship, when Of sudden the line
gave way, and the crew were down
on the deck in n heap. The shark
had bitten the rope in two.
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A CITIZEN on Beretania street was
disturbed Sunday morning ut l;l5
o'clock by II noise outside. Gazing
out Of the window he witnessed an
ailray between three men, on the
two to one principle. The battle
progressed with great vigor for n few
moments when an abrupt withdrawal
OF forces took place. They seemed
to be white men. The affair seems
not to have attracted the attention
Of the police.
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A PERiL0us ADVENTURE.
srapbic Account az .hc narrow us
cape or the sitohr0ak Brothers
OIL the volcano Road.


cape or the HitchcOak Brothers
OIL the volcano Hoai.
On Friday Of last week, the Sher-
Ia, T.. G.. Hitchcock, having business
about moving the Jail on the Vol.
cano Road, left town with his bro
ther, ID. II. Hitchcock, who was to
have charge, during the absence of
the Sheriff OH his quarterly tour
around the island, early that fore
noon. As they drove out IN their
buggy, with span of horses attach
ed, they found no water on the road,
but after doing their work, on their
way home, when they came to the
first hollow this side of the woods,
they found sea of water over the
roadway. They, however, drove
cautiously in, and succeeded in
crossing that safely, although the
water came into the buggy box.
On turning the next corner in the
road, they beheld another sea ahead
of them, but supposing it to be no
4. deeper than the first, again tried to
cross. On getting about halfway
over they found that the water was
so deep, that the horses would have
to swim. Just at that time, not
knowing exactly where the roadway
was. they drove too near the edge,
and soon all were ahoat in water
about nine feet deep. The buggy
snagged on bush, only about ten
feet from large ohia tree. Here,
they went to work to cut the horses
loose, and while the Sheriff was
cutting one of the horses loose, his
brother held their heads out of wa
ter, both being all the time on the
swim. After getting one horse
loose, the other lloundercd about
and got his head drawn under the
water and was soon drowned. The
brothers, being well nigh exhausted
with their labors, rested awhile on
the buggy top, which was Just
above water, and then the Sheriff
started to get his hat, which was
floating little distance off, and his
brother, not feeling able to swim
across the pond, went for the ohia
trees, and had just reached one
about tired cut with his swim, when
he heard his brother cry out, "Dave,
I'm drowning" Looking back he
saw his brother was pilikia, and be-
ing unable TO reach him, unless sup
ported, managed to get hold of a
small log and pushing it out before
him got to the drowning man he
fore it was too late, and after 9
slow swim back they reached the
trees, completely used up. After
restiag u while, with the aid of the
trees, they reached the shore, and
soon the Sheriff lost consciousness
After coming to, the one barehead
ed and the other barcf0oted com
menced three mile walk, TO Ship
mans ranch. 1t rained heavily al
the time and they were thoroughly
chilled. On nearing Shipman'
ranch, q kanaka rode up and they
got him to go back and get from thu
ranch some conveyance TO take then
to town. Not long after brak'
drove up, and getting in the almos
drowned men reached their homes
At the present time they do no
seem to be much the worse for thei
accident, but it was very marrow
escape for them BOTH tlilO Re
cord, Mar. 4.
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Island Views.

A LARGE assortment of Photographs
IA and Stcrcoscopic Views of the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc,
in these islands, for sale ut reasonable
prices. .
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
2aOS II
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THE Oahu Railway e Land Co. has
given Il contract to j. A. Dover to
construct II floating b:idge for the
projected wharf. BY it cars laden
with bananas will be run on board
lighters, SO as to be placed beside the
ship without intermediate handling of
the fruit.
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SAM Kawehiwa, a native boy, was
thrown under the wheels of Hawai-
ian Tramways Co. water sprinkler,
which passed over his right leg.
Death resulted at the Queens Hos
pital at 80 o'clock. An inquest will
be held tomorrow.
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The reef gentry are engaged in
smoothing the Punchbowl highway
corrugated to some extent by the de-
parturc OF large quantities of slick
ems. In II short time it will he ready
for newspaper concentrations.
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A POSTCARD from Koloa, Kauai,
Sth, says: "March 5 at noon another
flood. In the evening at 10 o'clock
the second flood. March 7 ut six in
the morning the third flood. Damages
not known yet. AT present heavy
winds, changing from southeast to
south and southwest and west"
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THREE and hall inches of rain
fell in four hours at Halfway house,
Nuuanu valley, Friday. That night
the wind ut the same place blew 30
miles an hour
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PRor.i Donaldson will be at the
Myrtle Club boat house at six o'clock
this evening to meet such members
us are DESTROYS OF forming class in
sparring. Members only Of the
club are invited to attend.
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Mr.. T.. M. Walsh, manager OF the
new Makaweli plantation, on Kauai,
arrived yesterday morning on the
Mikahala. He reports progress OF
work on the ditch and says about
100 acres OF cane are planted. The
country about Koloa has suffered
great damage and the Lihue dam
has again been swept away.
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VESSELS leAviNs TOMORROW.

Stmr Kinau for IIilo and way ports at
2pm
Stmr Waialcalc for Nawiliwi'i anal
Hanamaulu at } p III
Stmr Mikalala for Kauai ) IN
Stnr Iikclikc for Maui ut ppm
srhr Kawailan for Koolau
Simr Kilauea lIou for Honomn and Pc
pcekco at > pm
!chr Moi Wahine for Koholalclc
Stmr Jas Makce for kapaa ut . p M
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DEPARTURES.

March 10
,,tmr W G Hall for Lahaina, Maalaca,
Kona. Kan and the Volcano ut 10
o'clock II m
Schr Mile Morris for koOlau
Slmr G Il Bishop for Waianac, Whialma
and KoOlau ut 9am
Schr Moi Wahine for llamakna
SimrJ A Cummins for kuolan N Il m
fchr Iuka for kuhala
Stmr kaala for Kilauca and llanalei at
Jpm
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MEssRs ii. w. Schmidt and II.
Lose kindly remembered the BULLE-
TIN when far away, saving London
papers and American papers all
along the line for its benefit. The
budget makes fine collection, in
Guiding some OF the mammoth Sun
day editions of the great American
dailies. The gentlemen have our
cordial thanks.
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OAHU RAILWAY G LAND COMPBNY'S
TIME TABLE.
ARRIVALS.

Mnrcn u
S,mr Mikahala from Kauai
Stnr Likelikc from Maui
Schr Mary T. Foster from Kauai
Slnr lwaiani from l!amahun
Stmr kilauea Hon from llamakua
March 10
Stmr Wuialcalc from kilauca and llana-
lei
Schr Kawailani from kOolNu
Stmr Hawaii from Hawaii
Slmr Mokolii from Molokai
Am blk Enoch Tolbcrt from Puget
Sound
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Valuables'rOperty For Sale

- nN Nuuanu Avenue, n
M ~ newly furnished 2.story
Sn House containing rooris,
kitchen, bathroom, closets, Carriage
house, stable, hcncry, ctr. Grounds
contain 2.l0 acres, well laid out in
lawns, shade and fruit trees, flowers,
etc. VIII be sold low, with or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in II
frst.clnSG residence, rs the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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Collector Wanted.

A n active American, Enalishman or
~ German, Of good habits and char
actcr, who also speaks Hawaiian, and
can furnish frs class references, mny
obtain a permanent situation as Cot.
lec,Or. by addressing +. .. Box No.
35l, Honolulu.
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PrRsER Sutton of the Alameda
has Our thanks for Australian papers
and other news favors.
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Real Estate For Sale.

e..v. a TWO Houses and Lots on
.lss,1ssM l. Robello Lane Palama,
SssH.a4 Convenient to steam and tram
cars. Very healthy locality. Lot on
King street, near llamauku's Lane. For
particulars apply TO
JOHN Il. BOWLER.
Or Chas. r. Quick. 4HU 3m
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DESPITE the late severe storm the
trains on the Oahu Railway IL Land
Co.'S track are running regularly.
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MARRIED.

WICIIMAN-WC ORR AT Oakland. Cal.
February ooh. Henry +. Wicllman,
of Honolulu. to Miss Hattie Work,
of Oakland.
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JAS. +. Morgan will sell furniture
OF Frank Cunln, Wednesday, 18th
inst.
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BORN.

DAMON In Honolulu, March Sth. to
The wife of His EXcellcncy :. NJ.
Damon. n son.
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TIE Pacific Hardware Co. has re-
ccivcd another 10. OF Hartmann door
mats.
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HOUSE to RENT.

S@A A LARGE . Story House,
A n first class in every res.
eEgSn pcct, with all necessary out.
buildings, fine lawn, shade trees, flower
beds, etc very deslraby located within
10 minutes walk of the Post Office, will
be leased for one or more years, ut u
reasonable rental to select private
family, Apply at
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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LEAH LOST.

The schooner Lcahi returning
from Nawiliwili to Honolulu en-
countcred n sudden squat and sea
swell from the southeast and was
driven with such violence against
the rocky coast at the entrance to
Nawiliwili Bay rs to completely
SKATER its hull. The Captain,
Ialua, and ten hands fortunately
escaped and were rescued by the
Mikahala. The vessel belonged to
the fleet of Allen & Robinson. The
schooner and cargo are totally lost,
----------------
PuRsER Keil OF the Australia has
our thanks for San Francisco papers
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE Australia will sail rs per an
nounccmcnt ON Friday, March 18th.
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Which said application is accompanied
by the Oath of James Steiner, mem
her of said firm of Hart Il Co., that
they are the sole and original propric-
tors of the lee Cream, Candy and Con-
fcctonery for which such Trade Mark
i to be used.
Now. therefore, this Certificate is to
grant unto the said Hart d Company
the exclusive use of the said Trade
Mark throughout the Hawaiian King
dom for the term of Twenty Years from
the date hereof.
In witness whereof, | have
caused this Certificate to br
issued ut Honolulu. Hawaiian
sra, Islands, this Sixth Day of
March. a. ID. 1890. and the
Seal of the Department Of
the Interior To he hereto
affixed.
l.. A. TIITRSTON,
400 lw Minister of the Interior.
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SITUATION WANTED

DI Married Man at outside general
ID labor and 10y his wife to do house.
work. Apply at No. 145 Fort street.
4g5 81
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THE SISTER ASSIGNED.

From the President of the Board
of Health it is learned that Sister
Rose Gertrude has been assigned to
assist DR.. Lutz in the prosecution Of
his researches and experiments in
the treatment of leprosy at the Ka.
lihi Receiving Hospital. A neat
cottage will be erected for her occu-
pancy on the suspect side of the
grounds. Sister Rose will distribute
u portion of the presents resulting
from foreign generosity at the ka-
lihi hospital and will forward the
remainder to the Mother Superior
Marianne at Kalawao for her judi
cious apportioning. The board will
make all reasonable provisions for
the sisters comfort and a horse will
be allowed for her use.
In this connection it is proper to
state that the accommodations for
confirmed lepers are exhausted at
the Receiving Hospital. The board
by regulation forbids the number
of absolute lepers at the hospital to
exceed twenty. AS the full quota
is now receiving treatment, such
cases as fall under the boards atten-
ton will be at once forwarded to
Molokai,
The Irish standard., 1890-05-03

Chicago School Teacher How many
feet make 8 yardf
Tommy Lakeside -One.
Teac her-C C0rr0cti .
The Irish standard., 1890-05-03

published at; th&t time. He then says::
IN harmonious keeping with DR.. Gar
rigan's letter was the eloquent address
which, on q similar occasion, was made
at North Adams. Mass. by Father
Burke, the pastor OF st. Francis Church
OF that place. 10 the course OF his
eloquent remarks. Father Burke said: 4
We are assembled here to-day. not
to show our patriotism. not to show our
love of country, because both are mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
rnE ryrrRrRLse AGAry ~ SERVICE.

Tho war-hip Enterprise. which attained such I'M
fortunate notJrcty during her lat cr'c In European
waters through the scdndalou, conduct Of many mem.
bcr- If made up In part from the worst element
among foreign sailors. and which put out Of com
mission Il few week at the Navy Yard. has again
l,-,n put into comu,-iin. she is In good coalition
for another cruise and when she ha, received all Of
her crew and stores, and ha- been Inspected by the
official board. she will 90 70 the Brazil station in con-
panv with the Pensacola, which is t. be the Gag
ship Of Acting Rear Admiral W. T. Mccain. The new
crew Of the vessel will be selected from mUcn better
elias, # men than were those the last cruise
although the full complement Of 1G4 has not yet been
obtained.
The Enterprise J, Of the vessels rebuilt under
George VI. Robc,on's administration of the Navy DE
partnient Is ,375 tons displacement and has bat
frry Of four 0inch smooth bore guns sinch muz-
zle leading rife one so FOUNDER brrech loading rifle
two inch hrccch- loading rifles. one 31-mmcrc re
Volving cannon. aud one Calling gun. Ina officers
are Commander George !. converse, cDrmaniing,
Lieutenant T. " Nichols, executive officer. Lieutenant
george L. Cooocorc,,c,, navigator, Lieutenant. Watr
Mclean, G.. &. Hams and l. f.. y. " tcedcr; En-.
sign T.. T.. Clpcctrt SURGEON NJ II. simon, Ira,sod
As ,istant PAN ha t'r Jane, b. Cam Chief Engineer
John 4. scot. and Naval Cadet, VI. II. sgnor \. W.
Ca,nn, Henry :. Ritter and Frank H. sclolcld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
FOR FINDS FOR THE GRAFT noyCNEyr

The Executive Committee Of the Grant MoHul'sn'
Association met yesterday. General q IL l. '
presided Horace L. Hotchkiss, no. 81 wan ST. "o
recently elected treasurer reported that the nind Az
present amounted To SI47,I12 % invested WIN INC
United states Trust Co. that since he had ehteteu upuh
his duties there had been an increase oil @l-'ooo'
that s3 600 had been paid out in premiums 10 ar'''''
Colonel Knox from the committee 10 erect eottas'
at Riverside Park where subscriptions to The luh'
might be left reported that the building was no" con'
plete. woman was in charge ana ooA nAu zen 1
,,,ao. -, en-, outside Of the building, that con-
tribut,ons might be made when the building was
closed Ex.Mayor Grace gave notice of the extension
Of The time for the reception of the new plans irot
July / 10 september I. 1890. The next mceuhs %
me committee will be held in the first week ~ Angus;
The names OF the architects selected for I.ls sec9n
compstition wer, not given ont 1t is SAID hOWsvs,.
artist. ana one a Philadelphia map.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

S.pr,me Court-General Tcrm-R.c 81 continued
SUI rene Count CAaauers--ii+olc AIn.'Ms, J-Notoh
calendar. Nos / to 20. called a. II o-iO,A.
supreme Court special 1c-m-la.ts 1 and LAD
ift toGlt-ClrcuIt-Part I-Adouned until october
. LOO 49, >, ,,r .,, ~ A.
jOulIiCd Tor the term ,,.,. .
Do ion 10 80 A. IN. pio,a, Wis - Nary Gas',
AMANDA NJ Dulr.c, Maj, Lo.z n ilta \. Batgs, Jona
h1irhr, william J.. wilson. peter t"u ahd Narsaitihi
Alic.t 10 a. M; John Martin. Fannie l. johnson AM
Cathailnc {. uai-t,d, 10 80 a. Do. -.
Su,eror Court General Term Adjourned for the term
Superior CoGrt-Specal Icrm-boioic Ouol!Aah -
superior Court-Trial Tcrm-Parts !, IL and IlI-Ad'
Common Pieas-C;cneral Term-AGjourncd or the term
common rleas-spcc.al Iern.-Beiose Booh'tlNcF' j.
Common Pleas-Tral Te.m-Parts 1 and Il-Ad.ouFAes
the term. ,..-.- Mo-
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journed for the term. ,,,r,i,a /
Count u General S'ssions-Part l-Bi1re Hai''aa In
and Assistant DIst.ct-Ar0rncy Jtroe-Hos. " 80 49,
elusive.