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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
POLICE AND COURT.

one of the nass solsmH 'kndergK1-
tens whioh las ever t.een seen a. thn
cts vas hsla n ths polloe oo0Fl sesieI-
day. beth extremes ol TIE ooaTi--
isonch and prisonefs hsx AR oraea nls.
teriki for this solemnity. Ths presence
81 ASSISTANT 3adge Wesgi4ll thonrh
quite welcome IN itself. wAs painfully
suggestive a. ths pEeo4Fious oonditoa
0f aoge holmes. The eKAmin4tlen 81
eight small t.oys foI oneases xhleh
would send adult persons ~ ti.s psnAen.
tlsrs tor long tsFms oi yssrs. inspired
suggestions Thousand feia more pam
fal than the iornaeI. The hoys al be.
long 80 the same gang, which they
themselves delight % cal ''rae Rois
Tsrrors Their different psrts m ths
crime fer which they have been az
rssenea have neoessl ltatod a dltlslon Of
them under different c0nsplainls gohn
Cuthbert, john hibhen, george heAdly
and Fred Crowley are charged with
larceny more than t2a. Ben bhxen.
Eaeune Bailey, Gay Putnam ana Eu-
gene BAILEY are charged with larceny
from 8 dwclhng N the daytime. Much
testlnony was taken, bnt al adjourn
ment VAS necessary 10 the case of al
bat one George Ready wss helo 10
the next term ~ the superior court.
The others VII be Ia court again thx
morning.
There Il an unavoidable delay N TIE
afTSignmeni 0f Mrs. Ahce Oosion, the
woman charged with various theits
/ from 81 Marks Hospital. The oin-
Guilty arises from tke faot that sonle Of
/ the stolen articles belong O. private
/ persons ano sone 90 the corporation 81
4 the hospital. The papers are prepar-
ing and viii doubtless be ready toosy
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Nabobil Nabobll Nabobn Nabobn
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Nabobn Nabobll Nabobl Nabobll
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

II yc4 sss suffering fre1a scnie isn-
geflg c. lcuz-sls4i9stls s-tif @int
= ehseh rstases g. to , .si3 ~ irSAtnssnt.
e1y - y0u net eolsalt tas skliiia az 401
eminent IL. ClexaS. q 5 " ltln-sE.
Nea Nork - lettefs He Is los q soy
sxcs q the aoaaerfal fsaaross Lr.
Cseene's NeryUF4. sDd = sisee .4iist "a
tae care Of al tCTsus 81 uefNoes 4na
ehgo1ic Diseases lie cefoses spse-Al
aGtsnt.on t0 the trestmsnt ~ patients
At . distance thToug1 lsltsf eoIfsspoli-
aeHee. ana "a success "a storing even
the worst 4na apparently lne0fAo-e
czses, - health w5th a.s harmless Ftge-
t4pls rehlea Is. = marvellous
Write hlm = dvscrpslon OF year ease
aud be wiil retufn al opac.on, me
Chanees OF q cure. ana Al necessary
sayiee free OF charge. Ii wii, there
fore. cost you nothing % eQDsalt nlm,
aud there = almost = positive assurance
II helpg cured a. thousands Of others
have been. send foI hisqoesiion blank
10 I'll cut.
We viii tsll you on Thanksgiving day
what NStob IS
You can get Sweiland's Thanksgiving
ice cream and ices 81 Elliott & Co.'S.
New York count oysters at Bliyen &
AllyR's.
We will tell you on Thanksgiving day
what Nabob is.
Thanksgivingcsndy At Elliott & Co.'S.
BIG. luscious Baltimore selects al
Bliyen & Allyn's.
Lily white Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling CO., Grand
Rapids, is a family favorite. Try It.
Naboba Nabobi Nabob!l Nabobl,
Oysters in cans at Bliven 4 Allyn's.
lie Clear, the photographer, has ex-
/ tended the time for sittings on tickets
as il was impossible TO make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Oysters in shell at Bliven Il Allyn's.
CLANS in shell at Bliven & Allyn's, 6;
Ptari-st.
Down pillows at Voigt, Herpolshei
mer & Co.'s.
Buy your fish, game and oysters foi
your Thanksgiving dinner at Bliven {
Allyn's.
We viii tell you on Thanksgiving dal
what Nabob Is.
Swetland's Thanksgiving candy a
Elliott & Co.'s.
! >-:.. a - -. T..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Down pillows at Voigt, Herpolshei-
mer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
Lily white Flour.

Lily White Flour
Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, is family fayorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

CLANS in shell at Bliven & Allyn's, 6S
Peifl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Nsboba Naboba Naboba Nabob
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

oysters in she'll at Bliven X AIyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED SITUATIONS are published free
w IN this paper iry one II Yea sant .
place d work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

> - -J
Big, luscious Baltimore selects AZ
Bliyen & Allyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Oysters in cans at Blven Il Allyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
1000

Odd pieces II Underwear, shirts
snd Drawers, scsrlsts Nstufsi
Crave. Fancy Rhbed. Oh God
trlpes, and ms0y other patterns,
formerly sold ~ So. 7Sc and g.; or
SPECIAL SAVING sac thfs week,
40 CENTS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

We will tell you on Thanksgiving day
what Nabob s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

We viii tsll you on Thanksgiving day
What NSbob IS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

You can get SWetland's Thanksgiving
ice cream and ices al Elliott q Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

New York count oysters at Bliyen 4
AllyR's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WTNSOR TIES. colors black. blue,
stripes and poks dots, vth scarf
ring; our specisl saving sale tbs
week,
10 CENTS,
OF for 25c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

pwsxArs Addition TO seattle

This addition has been resdy for the rnsrhet
~ several weeks. hat has been Withheld untA
ne QUEEN Anne Hall extension ~ TIRE ffuus
efest cable road should De commenced Tae
obstruction ol that rcss nov betag well nraef
way, and its completion tn the near future -
essuFest TACT the property Is pat upon Ne mar
kst There arc 81 acres. cleared ana Nssi - .
toos. lying oE the hTcsa plateau above oucea
al and fresh water Of the Olympic aud Cas-
ss1e ran ges o. mountains. with Mount kaksr %
We BERT hand Rainier on the south Ia faes:
VERY rs~sshse slew about the city IL = mf1
~ between the commercial aud maGassesnr-
snk Interests IT the city. To TIE wsss - sxalsss
Soss northwest = Ballard northeast FrwGsanl
49, TIE Hills st Lake Unsoa. all mAnnfActar.
NJ soeassties. ard al within isos a minutes
s0s q sat porfien OF the xdetsoa WIFE an
sstsste read ON either side snd the cable Rad
ssaasng through the center. 70 - positively TIE
= o@s accessible piece 81 rgerrrts VT pat urca
~ nssAsa Everything around 10 lisa hcsn
tAstec. 70 that II stands alnsa~s aiene As choice
ssessosnes PROPERTY. park Beautifully de"
s<.s1 = iSat IN the center OF the s<idspea
So sot Is sood one Sp~essl inansesasnU
80 e. gssea 10 iaaxs no wiil bald. Ierms 70
- aAeor ne People. tbs ts special oppor
sSastt tcs anyone with lstatec1 income 10 -
-se nosHc on terms easy that the Out
g. nos De HtssSs Ia laying . lo<. wneSasg
- ho.Ac or speculation. gel eae tASt s0sEfs
-lss person. stA want There 10 aisAys rcssy
- iof good property. No trufssse 10 sAou
sssF<ssS. once hoars from . IA. @ , m.
- 'fon to u. J. COMPTON, 4 Co. Ine
~, escoEe asrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

Proposition TO Transfer the weather
bureau.
WASHINGTON CrrY, March 4.--Ths SEN
Sse Joint resolution for taking census In
Alaska, allowing special agents there 81
PER day 10 cover all expenses. was passed.
The resolution offered yesterday by
Voorhees, in regard 10 the lease of the seal
Islands Of Alaska to the North American
Commercial Company, was reported hack
from the finance committee by Morrill,
adversely. on the ground that tho treasury
department. had already made the lease
and the committee had no power 10 inter-
lsre
Voorhees, said there was nothing further
lfom his intention In offering the resolu-
ton than any impusation ON the
conduct of Secretary Tracy. From
Information in his possession he
had been led TO believe there Was .
fact that had not properly been brought 70
The secretary's attention. and his object
had been to bring the facts 10 the secre-
tary's consideration. The committee hav-
hg decided. he acquiesccd In that decision.
and the matter was indefinitely post
poned.
The bill appropriating SO. coo for . mon-
umentai column 10 commemorate the bat
ae Of Trenton, N. j., passed.
The Senate then proceeded to executive
business
The Senate committee on agriculture has
adopted substitute for all bills for the
transfer of the signal service weather
bnrean from the war department 20 the de-
partment of agriculture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SEATTLE
u Sa-fhsrn HALLWAY. Anaco-sss wash. FEB
navy IS lxe0 To eougrscfsrs Aftex March -
ssxf pruHls q Seattle a Northern kxiissy sih
- ready s0- eontTActoTs 20 exAniEs To- TIE %
r<ase az bidding On tae clearing 9rSbcsaE Anl
rrN4tnx the srs1nSna Of tae ras-cs9 Up he
= szit valley Bids vii ~ recs&vea anti April
so- ire entire porx 81 f0r tie @orx y seetaoas
Eas Tsgkf sa RECESS Asy s11 al nafs . rss~ss ST.
v A It'll = ne-s1se - 1ez-
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rysYyrr.s Ayp coyr.xcToss

1aS FRANCISCO nEfrs0E C0MPASY-Es
- gsssa.s azG CONTRACTORS sor t<s1sss - every
sssx-1rsaoa. whsyf eEkit-ng. gzs1e dr1ssnx sss1g-
~ ard ste2xz sGcv1. e1S2SsEzaEs psns sn2
suynssksd IN appascas.oE. enTre
sz=aa 1enoe seazr1tsd O1cs toes Of @sfxsoa
street. Sssa:fSe. Ns&a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

MA winsow's Soothing Syrup for children
esthlng. 10 the prescription oi one OF the hcsi
kmsle nurses aud hysicians In the United
ssA,es aud has beea used for ferty years with
never falling saccess by millions Of mothers Tor
heis children During the procss os teethsng
- value Is incaleulAble. IL relieves the child
nom pain cures dysentary and tinrrhra. grip
NC Ia the bowels and wind collie. By Swing
asAsa 10 the child IL rests the mother.
frtee, &c bottle. swfw
Twelve lots. 80 feet by fos deep. II Ballard
ksvs minutes walk Ia two churches. Beard side.
var o. the corner of this block xNa. one tRiru
CASA Daniel Jones & Co. e. sceona street
Properly is cheaper in seattle than any cshcr
Nwn IN Washington. Gail and see as tos sosns'
neney. making Investments Daniel Jones 8
-, e. second street
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EOENn

T~0r-Sp-ggTrE Sow At OWLS BAY;
r anxzs see. Also sn~strx hcEss ~ita skln IN
snd sail and eAxx A<z9rsss sss Sss<Fsca. fosf
xs41So0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
.r,n ARcHIrrcrs Norreg Is HERKBY

T,o ARCHITECTS - NOTICE Is HEREBY
i given that ~ their February. $50 al 5oarsed
s.-ry 10 ~ held Ma-ch % i-so. the eoard of
com "a ISL .ssasrs Of -soaorisa eoanty, Wash.
xtil receive Plans ant Specifications fof eoaft-
ouse "a h< rnsl. OF brick. " u stone fo1ncs-
stan % cost not lees than SIS %, ros more shsn
500 said >, ans aud speciscs'ions % Be aiet
> n the ccnu > saS.iFo- % Or before Mar o =,
80 a. o'csock = y Each Tersoa - submit
10y rysas Is reuxsssed 20 state the price % oe
nszrps fer srch sef of pans aud spec ec&ta05s
n sss il be aanpgea b. the board. The risht .
served to reject aug or al pans suen Cd
So 0rss: Of the ncsrd FkEl Lf-os.
Couaty Aaeisog.
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DExIxGToS TYFEwkgTEg eEaDouAa-
tyv@xrsTsn< CFsSez. sfEzggsAESs&rs aSxDcs.
= setzaes rezfS4 EooEa 81, Sessste hook.
scrbs- TAtrz I'D CaerTr - sezx
" AsEESaT0S TXFEw kETzg HEAb-
w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tssszlsAssfs ssD<s
kAn9 All E1pe &rzt4ag wrxx szsEasss4s tSSe~
writers rented. M0xsel t5ces. CoAnzzSss
street.
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DID FOR PRoPOSAlS-sEALED PROPOSALS
ID are hereby invited for furnishing sfringers
and other bridge timbers nee essazy for the con-
ssruetion Of tfestling. on the Eilensburg 4
Northeastern railroad. between Ellensbsrg and
the Columbia river. TIE material required
comprises Zoo 900 feet b. n. stringers. 3.Soooo0
feet b. n posts. caps. siils. ties, braces. etc.
Separate bids are required First-For stringers
per NJ secoud-For bridge timbers per n. The
prices named viii include the loading on the
cars OF the Northern Pacific railroad for trans
portafion to Eienabufg. Bids must BE- dled
with the undessigned. on or before Monday.
March 20. lsso, Ct 10 O N. Tie srccessful bid
der must give . satisfactory bond to insure the
faithful performances of any contract awarded.
TIE right 20 reject any or al bics 10 reserved.
Fer further information apply 70
HUBERT c. WARD.
Chief Engineer Z q n. T. Railroad. Room Q,
Tosfwick block. Tacoma
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r OsT-A BLACK sAIkk sFASixi rot &
l. k1oasAs Cd - saase rs~Ard siA &c pad
ter rrszsa % z.Sl1 Faskk street.
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C,AII roR RIns-sEALKp BIDS MILL BIZ

(sALL FOR BIDs-sEALED BIDS WILL BIZ
~ received by the undersigned. clerk of the
city Of seattle. on or before Friday. March IA.
ise0 at .. m. for the piumeins ana steam
construction for the said city. separate bids
must be submitted ior tire plumbing. and also
for the steam heating OF each house, and wors
Specifications for the same now on Ole In the
otsiees af sAaEd rs & Houghson. Boston bloeks
" A. Richie, Kern block, and G. A. Aiexandsr.
SEATTLE bl1cx Each bid mast be accompanied
by . certified eoeck for 500 ~ guarantee that
successful ssis.der viii furnish good and sun
cent bosaa in the san of 10 per cent OF con
tract price Of work. The city reserves the Hgnt
70 reject any and al bids,
First nh S,tgcs<sar Feb -
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ITO TIE cOSTRACIORs-sEALED PROOFS
/ ais ara hereby invited for furnishing le4 .f00
ties reonred for the construction OF the Eiiens
burg Northeastern railroad from Eliensourg
20 the Columbia river. TIE pr'ce named VII
incfude the delivery, at Ellensburg, on the
rsghs-of- way OF the T. n. ( railroad SepA-
rate BIDS VIII be considered for the entire
amount, or for small lots. not less than 000 In
signed on or before Monday. the 10Th OF March.
1890. at 10 q m. aatisfsetory bond win be re-
CURED from the successful bidder or bidferA
For specifications and time Of delivery, apply TO
or address HUBERT G. WARD.
Caief Engineer z ~ Z. Railroad, Room .,
Bosfvfck BLOCK Tacoma
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NuIiCk-ALL BILLS AGAINST THE STEAM
A. 81 PaAnfozr muR be prevented essure
zascn - - Tie Ssinsen Mi. Company. Scnstie.
wash.
NoT1cE 10 IUNREkNEx-f WILL RE ar
~ Seattle On March & ls2a with two car loads
NOTICE 10 PRoPRIKroRS-EsrfxA
walters Aad csAes Rotating marhin<rr furutxaed
- J. fs1c1landex. ~ Columbia. so1e agent fof
rrc11oens Easeefa manufacturer Plans To-
81 kfuds o. buildings ~ the acwesx sfmA
NoTICE-ALL PRISONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ a<Asrss TIE Washington sseanaeas sad
transfer CclpAzy VIII preserf lie x&aas tcc
payment trsnstlafesy 81 their etssce
GEO q JACOBS
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ADVICE To MoTHERs.

culyess Csrbolie Saive~ magic hcaicr-cs
bruises, burns. etc. Twenty-Five centA
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II r. THOMPSON CO. n r. THOMPSON.
II. George p. CcstcrsiA. ciarence l. Hhst~5
elyts engineers ard snrvey,4ss. 3ss located ia
ruosns y s73 -. Bzrgeis beck. cosn@s Third
and raaoa. a. notss AID recorda saved. easy %
roxEtT wuFk pros psay sts<14e6 10. rs&ps. Esac-
* - % tZ1e frsssx szrntxee1 IL SEER n5t.r@
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CEoaet F. MEACHAM

Advertisements under ne heads Of Lost Found
For sale. for Rent and sisust ons Wanted Win
Be inserted u the rats OF ? cnn word fog the
fYstinssrsion; Icsns word for 90 b sunsequens
insertion Payment Always IN sdvaace
NoTICE-Ths basinea once ~ shs Posr-IH.
rxLLssExCEa viii hercsfsrr b. open until IL .. m
Ciaxsifed advertise mel-- win - received up -
this hour
me following letters await advertisers 1t this
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ENGINEERS AND pnAreHrsxEx

ccUREY oaESs, CIVIL ENGTSEERs
- para surveys and supestnfsndeace promptly
execnsed City Surveyors oskce. rOozns tsi aad
a. Seattle block
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sor7cs 10 CONTRACTORS

VUYFeB lrdm UWueB WHO INV ny
Gilmore 4 Co. 7is Second street.
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T ?. THOMSON, CIVIL ESGISEEa. Sur.
Cs vcys, designs and estimates 81 cost sof
rasnts water works. sewerage and other mn
nicIxaa works. construction sap%ssn esfsd.
general surveying promptly done blue pint
Ing; correspondence solicited Room SO Sc
asiIc book r. o. box 81.
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nIcHARp sEvTys JR, CIVIL ENGINEER
II ana sRryeyor-flans Essfs for hydraulic and
sarssary workA. fo1ndzsfoas sed general csn-
sfrursion. railroad prosoets AID seasral xarvey-
ing Tne latest coYrecs sc~nshsp pats Of tas
entire state OF Sesbsszfon- Topograpktcal.
mechanical architectural ani general dranxat-
lTg Elae prsas& Of al the A1dissls 20 seAtsa.
Phoss hs1c prints general isa1scsre sketch
srx. Prom r&ness and sceUrscy gUsFa1fsel
Cc3ee room 81, Boston tiocx seart1s ~2xA-
inrtcn nrsreh onaoes a. AnscofEes. La Conner
snd whstcoxn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
Col. Sprecke1s in Florida.

A press dispatch from FlOridelphia,
Florida, dated February 28th says
Clans SpreckeIs, the famous sugar king,
is here with a party Of capitalists from
Philadelphia with a view Of starting a
great sugar growing industry in this part
Of the land Experiments tried here
with sugar cane shows that it grows
more rapidly and has yield twice as
great a. that planted in Louisiana. The
conditions of the climate, "a well as the
soil, are very similar TO those which
obtain in the sugar growing districts Of
Cuba and Porto Rico. Thus far 1000
600 acres have been reclaimed, and
upon a portion Of this sugar planting has
been carried on for upwards Of three
years. Sugar experts say fhe land is
adapted TO sugar culture. There are still
over 1000, 900 acres lying TO the south
of this place which can be put 10 the
same use, which viii form larger terri
tory than the sugar-groWing country Of
either Porto Rico or Cuba The purpose
of the trip is to establish the largest
sugar plantation, at least in that cOun-
try, upon the reclaimed lands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
BALLAD Of. JllL LAND.

OF old the fiery fountains rent the seas,
Thy hills were framed, Thy .ofty noun
tains rose,
And one byore BY Natures sure degrees,
Their siuIrs we're dressed with tangle i
foIeatHes,
And SUBMITS crowned with sheen OF
shining SHOWS
The lava tides still rise hei,ues, and fling
Their fearful TORE l. fprt:l full fierce
aud stIon.,
But throu-h thy = pc lIeys wan
dering
Sweet water fl e" ~ crystal
sp IN.
Nv in aud OF song
As fair as - Paiuire nils are these
Thine own, When, II IT,, nlcii.sa lnt,,.il
lighg glow .
winnie, down tIir!r ieiu- a i vine-,lad
sides, the br eI-
OF even breatiits .Epliau symphonies
ger hidden ca, ems where hy dead
repose.
The shades Of many ali ancient king,
And phantom forms OF old-lime mem
cries throlg.
When Night enfuids thee with her brood
ing wing
And thou dost he / il, drea nful slumber-
ing
Hawaii, land OF summer and oil song.
Our Island home, a home OF Joy and
ease
Where life transformed like ippling
music flows;
Where nature ~oos with gentle harmo-
MES
Till glad hearts yield unto her just de-
creeS,
And Tie in sunshine reyels, to its close.
Dear land, beneath thy rainbows bios
sOmlng,
With no untimely cold to i" the wrons
i!iy 2ariands rainbow l. i2it III, ll i
rem string
While joyous echoes round thy hillsides
rins-
Hawaii, land Ui summer and of song.
ENVOY
Ofother lands let sweet-voiced poets sing,
To thee, the praise that doth to thee
belong,
With all true love OF loving hearts, We
bring,
And leave with thee our loyal Offering
Hawaii, land Of summer and of song.
SAMUEL i. MANN, B. S.
Apopka, Orange CO., Fla, Feb. II, go.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
yESS ELS IN POET.

U 5 Nipsic, Lyons. Maui.
L ) MOhican. Coghlan, Hilo, Hawaii
II 3 "a Cham pion.St. Claire from cruise
Am b<tne John Smith, Hustler, Newcastle,
SW.
An. bktne Irmgar1, Paul, Port Townsend
Ship DeanfieId, Irvine, Liverpool
Am bktne Planter. Dow san Francisco
Am bktne ) q Wilder, Griffith, san Fran.
Am bktne Mary Winkleman, Dyreborg,
Central America.
Hay blk w B Godfrey, Dabel, Francisco.
Ana ok B r Hunt, Pritchard, Newcastle.
Blk Ferris Thompson, Gatter, , Francisco.
Am bark Discovery, Mcneil, ;. Francisco
Blk WhiCmore. Ward, Departure Bay.
Blk Sonoma, Lee, CaIiaO.
Am bgtne W q irwin, McCulloch, +.
Bkt Y Castle, Hubbard, san Francisco.
Blk Enoch Talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend.
Bktne ; Y Castle, Hubbard. san Francisco
Schr Mary Dodge, Galiop, Humboldt
Schr Robert Searies Piltz. Newcastle NSW
Blk Jas A Cheston, Plumb, Port Ludlow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
Coffee Market.

The market is fully reported in the pri-
vate circular recently issued by Z. Hoch-
kofer from which the following is taken
The hardening tendency oil Eastern mar
kets during the past ten days has stimu-
lated somewhat the local demand, not
wthstandlng that transportation TO the
interior has again been interfered with
by spell Of stormy weather. But in
view of the exceedingly small shipments
from this city during the last three months
owing 10 the same causes, il is to be pre-
sumed that with the advent OF fine
weather and easier and cheaper trans
portation a very brisk demand will en-
sue. For overland shipment the demand
has been brisk ard the majority Of the
available supplies of good and prime
washed Guatemalas and Salvadors have
been taken by St Louis and Chicago.
The sales for that destination since the
10Th inst, aggregated 2l68 bags, while
for local consurn ption they amounted to
1920 bags. Good unwashed Salvador
was sold and in good demand, at 2Octs
Other descriptions remain without any
material change. Quotations are II and
112c for prime Guatemala, Costa Rica
and washed Salvador; 204 and 2O34c
for good do; 10 and 2Oc Tor fair do; II
and 1890 for medium do; 1434 and 1634c
for ordinary do; II and 1870 for very in
ferfor to common, do; 20c for good I'M
washed Salvador -. f. News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
E0~ron SAIL By THE
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO..
Grand Clearance Sale!
FORT STREET, Opposite Sprt

Gents New Silk Umbrella costs 81 ~ 81 so.
Ladies Umbrella cost s. So.
Ladies Colored parasoe ST - each
Children Colored parasole 81.
Ladies Balbriggan Fine Stocking embry.
each side Soc. pair.
Ladies Balbriggan Fine Stocking embry.
each side DC. a pair.
Ladies Balbriggan Fine l.isie Stocking
embry. each side 35c u pair
All Coiored of Worsted low price
Window Curtain by yard and pair below
cost.
Gents a Boys Colored Shirt soc. 30 Zoe
each
Gents. Fine Wooden Shawl Zoe each
All kinds OF WOODEN Shawl
Large Size Col. Double Blanke, 81 TOSS.
Large assert. Embry. Silk i1dfs. 81 Ia
81 %.
Large asst Plain Hem st Silk Hdfs and
colored border soc. to 75c.
Chin.Sllk Crepe tblack 4 white) low price
Ladies Kid Gloves fwhite) 81.
Ladies' Colored Mitis all kinds.
Ladies Col. & White Lin. Handkerchiefs
All kinds Ostrich Feather 75c. To 81.
All kinds Ostrich Tips zoe. to 81 so.
All kinds Embry. l.acrs sale below cost
Chinese Palam:s Suits 81 80 suit.
Chinese Cotton pajamas suits 81 80.
Gents SUITS. Goats n Pants below cost.
Gents White Suits, Goats & Pants 81 80
a suit.
Gents Light Coat n Vest 81 so.
Also large assert. Diagonal, Riue Serge,
Black Cloth suitable for suits, etc
Colored Mosquito Netting at 50c. pc.
10 yds. piece.
Ladies A. Children Straw Hats all kinds
color.
Ruching in Black and white below cost.
Ladies' Bags Gall size) and assert. Fishers
black and cream.
Large assert. Satin Ribbons Call colors)
Gents Plain d Embry. Wooden Shirts
Ladies' CheniSe Night Gown d Draw
Large assert. Crockery, Etc, Etc Ese