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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-04-11

There is a farmer living between here
and Perkintown who has sprouts up ia his
hot bed and has his field nearly ready to
set them out. He says the early bird
catches the worm. His friends tell him
not to let the bird get ont before the worm.
Mr.. John Craven and other members OF
the club started for here last Friday morn
ing prepared for a fox hunt. They got about
five miles from home when the storm over
took them, so they returned. Mr.. Craven
again essayed the hunt yesterday, accom-
panied by VIM. A. Casper, but the fox ran
in a hole after a lively chase,
Our new pastor Rev. Daniel johnson is
a very social gentleman. He visited the
public school last week and gave the
scholars a short add ress, and has visited
nearly every house in Auburn and vicinity.
Quite a number of our farmers were seen
raking the snow off their hotbeds Tues
day morning after the storm.
Several of our young ladies are making
good use Of the nice weather riding horse
back.
Mrs. George Gravenstine, a very prom
inent lady in our village. made several of
the floral designs, that decorated the st.
Paul church on Easter Sunday. L.
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our Ietter Toy.
Arnxpnyer an n water question.

EDITOR MONITOR, Dear Strive saw IN
the last issue of the MONITOR, an interest
ing article IN reference to q water supply
for the Borough, and being . taxpayer,
we have given the matter some thought,
Wisdom in most matters is the result on
experience. either our own or Of others. Ii
the complaints Of those Who receive their
water supply from reservoirs and street
mains is an evidence of the inferior quality
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Haneock,s bridge Happenings.

Rev. j. O. r. and Mrs. Hattie Corliss, OF
West Creek, have spent part of the week
here.
JOS. n. Costill, of Elizabeth, a former
resident of this place was here on Monday
looking around among his friends.
Shad are plentiful in Alloway's Greek,
several having been caught by Levi Tur-
ner, Capt. John Smith and others.
Rev. l.. n. Clark preached a special Eas-
ter sermon at the NJ. f. Church last sun
day morning, which was received with
deep interest by his congregation.
The w. G.. T. u. of this place was repre-
sented at the semi-annual convention ofthe
Salem county w. G. T. U. at Alloway on
Thursday of last week.
The y. p. T. u. at their meeting last
Friday evening had several readings bear
| ing on the subject of Easter as well as an
appropriate Scripture reading.
Warren Davis is demolishing the house
| opposite r. B. Griscom's store and pro
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-04-11

~ VIII be at Frenchs hotel Woodstown, every Wednes-
day, on and after April 10th, from 1 to GO ?. NJ, with a full
line of cloths.
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woodstown, April ., 1890.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-04-11

Station agent j. Nj. Stafford. of our town,
has received from Assistant General Pass.
Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad a com
munication requesting him to secure the
names and addresses ofall boa rding houses
in this borough. 1t is the desire of the
Pennsylvania Co.. to secure all possible in
formation as boarding houses, accomoda-
tions, &C., on its suburban lines. A direc-
tory is to be issued and it is designed to
include every house accessible to each
station, where board may be obtained dur
ing the summer months. The "East Ave-
nue." hotel, and tho houses of Mrs. Smith
Hewitt. Mrs. L. b. Cawley and Mrs. Car
oline Clark will be included in the Woods
town list.
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The GGGIDEnThL RnIEi .

A Honolulu lady on q visit to San
Francisco, aud staying at the Orci-
dental Hotel. writes as follows:
TINS is really an eXceh.nl hotel.
Everything is arranged for comfort
and convenience. The table supply
i, varied and of quality that can
not conceive of anything better. The
waters are polite and gentlemanly.
The chambermaids are also remark
abb, attentive To their duties. Every
body, from the manager down, con-
,,anlly exert themselves in attention
10 The guests. The hotel is a little
city OF itself, with population of
all ages, from the praltling child TO
the huary headed sire. There are q
good many Honolulu people staying
here at present. This is the favorite
house o. our island people, and they
seem 10 receive spe cial attention.
cannot speak too enthusiastically OF
our treatment here, and would re-
commended everybody coming from
the Hawaiian Islands to make the
Occidental Hotel their headquarters
in San Francisco.
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Sa,pp,Nu xuies.

The Consuelo arrived in San Francisco
from Kahului In rs days, and the Robl
Levers from Honolulu in % days, both
reaching san Francisco on both August.
The L $ F IS Charleston arrived this
morning from Seattle.
The bktne $ n Castle, apt L II Hub
bard. sailed to-day for San Francisco
with the following shipments: Z Brew
er & Co, 6,ss4 bags sugar; L IL Dawes
81 Co, 1892 bags suga. + A Schaeler
& Co, 2,700 bags sugar; Castle &
Cooke, l,520 bags sugar. Sundries: TO
empty carboys, Al iron tanks, 30 bbls
asbestos and | case gin. Domestic
value, $76.S7S.91.
The bark artha Davies, Capt w A
Prendleton, arrived yesterday. Ia days
from Boston with full cargo of general
merchandise for Messrs Q rewer 81 o.
She is docked at the Fort street wharf
The 4-masted schr Olga, Capt Rodin,
arrived yesterday evening, II days from
san Francisco. experienced 1ine
weather and favoracle WINS the entire
passage.
The stmr Klnau is due early to-mor-
row morning from Hawaii and Maui.
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Latest Foreign News
Per y. S. Oceaaic.

The Manchester, England, Canal
nearly completed.
The gu stion of famine in the
Azores ia causing uneasiness. The
inhabitants protest against any in
crease Of taxation in order to pay for
cable.
The Oherammergau Passion Play
netted $3.50 1000 clear profit, which
was divided pro rata among the act
ors. The agitation against the play
AS immoral and sacreligious is still
kept up.
The island of Cuba is now in q
state OF excessive lawlpssncss. The
bandit chiefs appear to he in control.
In fact, even in the laraer cities of
Havana, Santiago, Payamo and
ienfuegoes it is unsafe To so about
Ter dark unarmed.
At Panama an anti Chinese soci-
ETY. has been formed and the Colon.
Dian Government has been petition
I'd to pass restriction laws. Several
Chinese were roughly handled dur
ng a public demonstration.
Commenting on the effects of the
American Silver bill, the London
Times warns the silver interests TO
ne in readiness To meet u real,
hough distant, danger OF plethora
If silver in America, fading vent
outside and forcing itself on the
market at reduced price
Paris, Aug. 27.-The Steele says
the stipulation of England in the
Anglo-Portnguese agreement re-
training z frugal from transferring
African territory to another Power
Without En- .land's consent, constl-
utes a verilable protectorate over
Portugal's African possessions.
Portugal, the Steele says, does not
intend to eide Lorenzo MARQUEE to
The Transvaal. The Steele also says
he French mission TO Siam has been
completely successful. Many fac
'ories have been established in the
| Upper Mohong district, and promise
| VII.
| Gladstone, in an article published
"A the Speaker in London, eulogize-
Oollinger and Newman as two of
vhe most remarkable men of the c"n.
temporary Christian church.
Sir John Thompson, Minister o
Justice, has returned from EnglanC
10 Ottawa. He found that the Brit
sh Govern nent had determined /,
,ropose arbitration as a means o
,ettling the Behring Sea question
N the absence of any satlsfact"r,
understanding with the Unite,
States being arrived at.
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APOLOGY,

We regret that our paper was | te
in getting out on Monday evening last
and know of no better apology than
quoting thar of Nebraska Editor
or a simil IT accident: "When we
tarted TO run the edition Monday
afternoon, as usual, one Of the guy
.opes gave away, allowing the tor
ward gilderiiuke to tall and break
As it struck the hunkerhopper. This,
of course, as any one who knows
anything about press, will readily
understand, left the gahg plank with
only the hlpfap to support it, which
also dropped and broke off the
whapperchoke. Ibis loosened the
auking between the ramrod aud the
flbbersnatcher, which also caused
trouble. The report that all the
trouble was caused by an over-in
dulgence in Intoxicating stimulants
by ourself is tissue OF falsehoods,
The peeled appearance of our right
optic being caused by our going
INTO the hatchway of the press III
our anxiety 10 start it, and pulling
The coupling pm after the slapbung
was broken, which caused the din
gus to rise up and welt us in the
optic. We expect a bran new gild-
erhuke on lnis afternoons train.
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lUNALILU ESTATE.

From the annuai report OF the
trustees of the LunaliIo estate we
deduct the following:
The receipts for the year were,
S7l, 23444. The disbursements for
the year, SIS, l26 80.
The value of the estate held IN
trust last year was, 1851 ,979.71.
The value this year is, Sl76. 0l5.47.
Showing an Increase of $24 ,035, 81.
The accounts show the current in
come and expenses for the year TO
be: Income, SIS, 082.68; expenses,
Sl3, 80l. 90 net gain 81 ,280.76.
The report of the manager of Lu-
nalilo home shows that on August /,
1889, there were in the home /:
Males, &c; females, l6; total, AZ.
Received during the year ending
July 81, 1890: Males, A; females,
8; total, II.
Died during the year; Males, 9;
females, 6; total, 10.
Discharged, 2.
Removed by order Of physician 2
Highest number IN the honse al
any one time, 46; lowest mum
Der, 80.
Average number during year
40.S5.
Inmates of the home August !
1890: Males, II females, 10; total
80
Marriage during the year, /.
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PASSENGE as.

From Kauai per stmr Jas Makee, sept
l2-Mr henrick and MIR : Gum.
From Hamakua per stmr uaWaii Sept
l2-Mr and Mrs holmes, q W Greig,
and Chas Lovestead.
For travail per stmr " G Hall, ept
12-For the Vvlca 10: Messrs Adams.
l.alarge, and Awoki. Fur way ports ::
Geo h stephen, Mr. Lindler, Mrs tapl
Taylor and sons (2), Mrs kia Nahao e.
lua and child, Mrs u X Hoapili, f Ri
chards, Mrs Nose Barrett, Is "A CLARK
and children ~, Mrs Raymond Reyes,
MIR Gilhus, l. L CarlSeh, Mis- Achl, :. Is
Nahale, 9 Chinese and abonl sc deck.
From San Francisco per . 5 Oceanic,
Lept III Is Livingston, II B ockveli,
Frank Gunster, M Mczau, and & "A
Spencer.
For an Francisco per bktue N Cas-
tie, Sept l2-C a Peacock, vile and
child, and Peter Buckley.
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE JUDD, c. j,


THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
Ia re estate John Gleason Of Koo-
lau, Oahu, deceased, inrestate. First
aud insl account and petition for
discharge of j. L. Waterhouse, jr.,
the administrator. Ordered that
the account he allowed AID the ad-
ministrator discharged aud his bond
cancelled upon his filing 6nal re-
ceipts. Administrators cash re.
ceipts, S4472.94; cash payments,
SlI43 AT; balance in hand, $685.
AZ. w. o. Smith for petitioner.
In re estate II. r. IL. Likelike NJ.
CIeghorr, deceased testate. Trus-
tees second account. Ordered that
1t be approved. A. $. Cleghorn,
trusteee per Sc
La re guardianship Of II. r. H.
Victoria Kaiulani Cleghorn, minpr.
Guardians second account. Order.
ed that it be approx, d. A. 5. Cleg-
horn, guardian per Sc.
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BURGLARY.

At few minutes To ten o'.lock,
last night, the Portuguese quarters
ON Punchbowl were startled by q
pistol fusillade and the report of q
rifle. Two men, one identified as
whiteman, were seen attempting to
enter house b, q window and the
noise of their operations disturbed
TWO men of the family, who gave
chase AID fred One of the fugi.
lives fell, it Is thought by bullet,
hut picked himself up in time to
escape IN Tie darkness, toward the
land pits.
Punchnowl will welcome burglars
with open arms at fullcock. Visitors
IN rubber shoes calling after curfew
nad better carry written paper for
identification, to save the police
trouble at the morgue.
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FIRE YESTERDAY.

The old homestead dwelling of
Rev. DR.. Lowell Smith, at the head
of Nuuanu Avenue, was burned at
noon yesterday. Firemen who went
out with a hose reel gave able assist
ance in saving effects. The house
and furnishings were rented to Mr..
Edward Langley. Some valuable
papers and the old family Bible OF
the venerable owner were among
the articles saved. There was in
surance of $4,000 on the house. The
fabric was an old landmark, having
stood nearly fifty years. 1t is not
known how the lire originated.
During the burning some cartridges
belong to the tenant exploded, one
of the missiles from which struck a
bucket in the hands of Mr.. j. A.
Mehrtens OF the fire brigade. The
arrival of the mail steamer caused
the BuLLETIN to overlook the report
OF the fire in that afternoons issue.
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not return 70 them on second read
ing.
Rep. KaneOlii read by title his
bill to reinstate the office Of Gov.
ernor on each island, and it was re
femcd to the select committee on
That sui jcgl
Recess from / 80 30 1870.
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HOUSE AND LOBBY.

II the reports let off in the House
this morning had been as loud AS
they were long, Admiral Br wn en-
tering the halbor would have had
full evidence OF u resolution.
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NOTICE.

From and after this date we
Will not be responsible for any
freight after same has been
landed. Parties TO whom
freight Is consigned must be 1T
the landing TO receive their
freight.
wILDER'S s, :, co,
Honolulu, Sept, o, 1890. 600 II
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Turner Club, 1880.
Band concert Queen Emma Hall,
at 1880.
Services at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral, z.
Pacific Degree Lodge No. /, D. of
r., at 1880.
Hawaiian Council, A. L. of H.,
at 7:3O.
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AS special business OF importance il
TO be Transacted at the monthly meet
ing of the Turner Verein tU-nigh bit, in
the Rifles Armory, u iull attendance
OF members is desired.
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To LET

EoUR Unfurnished Rooms,
&4yYk4 with use OF kitchen and
SzzAA diningroom; reasonable rent.
Apply ut mo, Is Emma street"
653 lM'
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

A DRAuaHT horse for baggage
wagon is wanted.
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SAMOA NEWS.

There has been movement
among the Samoa inhabitants to
raise Mataafa to the throne, but
was prevented by the intervention
of the foreign Consuls.
A Samoa merchant named Moors
has purchased the ISLAND of Sophia,
on which are Iich guano deposits,
estimated at 20, 900 tons.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12

A FURNISHED house in town OF
suburbs Of not less than eight rooms
is wanted, see advertisement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12

A RE you a Judge OF good handmade
N Chocolate Creams? II DO, buy
your Chocolates and other Candles at
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors. 0S4 u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12

TAHITI bamboo for making hats
can now be obtained in any quantity
from Mr.. a. l.. smith, Fort street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12

.s. EASE of Lot, 7oxl47 feet,
s[ssxa% on Young street; has IA
s.16 years to run, together with
House of room, kitchen, dining
ruo.n, stables, oulhouses. etc. For par
ticulars apply to Mitchell Manri, on the
premises, opposite Hebbard's, Young
street. $50 lWs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12
DEPARTURES.

Sept II :
Stmr w q Hall for Hawaii and Maui al
10 IN
Stmr g r Bishop for Waianae, Waialua
aud Koolau at 8 a m
Bktne y n Castle, l. Al Hubbard, for
san Francisco
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NOTICE.

ERoM aud after this date we will not
Il be- responsible for any freight after
same has been delivered at any station.
Parties TO whom freight Is consigned
must be at the station 10 receive their
freight.
OAHU X \ILWAY & LAND co.,
w. G. Ashley. superintendent.
Honolulu, Sept. Is, 1880 65l u
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CAEG0ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Hawaii-6l00 bags sugar and 70 head
cattle.
Kaala-20 bags rice.
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NOTICE.

IHtVE bought out the interest of
L Lor gCook in the firm Of Look Ping
q 20 hitherto carrying on a tailoring
street All debts owing the late firm
musr he paid 10 me. and AL debts owing
by III latc dru VIII be paid by me
LOOK PING.
Honolulu. sept ~. lSgO. 6i6 lw
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VESSELS tEAvlNI TOMORROW.
Stmr Iwalani for Lahaina and Hama
kua at 10 III
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NIEETING NOTICE.
NOTICE Of REMOVAL.

'V>HE San Francisco Fruit Depot has
removed from Fort street to No.
81 King street near Fort.
JOHN LYCURGUS,
G56 I'm Proprietor.
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TRAIN $50.
ARRIVALS.

Sept IL
4-mas ed Schr Olga, Rodln, II days
from San Francisco
Sept l2-
Stmr Hawaii from Hamakua
Stmr Jas Makee from Kauai
Stmr Kaala from Kauai
Schr Haleakala from Hawaii
L y 5 harleston from seattle
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NOTICE.

MR.. Kee Nan will act for our Com
WI pany under full power of attor-
ney during our palmer Ng ong absence
from the Kingdom.
KWONG LEE YuEN co.
Honolulu, Sept. II, 1890. $50 Ivy
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LOST
FOR SALE

A T bargain, Horse, Top Brake,
~ Harness. complee and in good
order, with two rugs, whip and lamps.
The Horse will drive in single or double
harness and is also broken 10 saddle.
Apply at this Office. GAS. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
CleoDRtra.

CleOpatra being now a good deal before
the public as a topic of theatrical interest,
the Egyptian coins struck in her reign,
which are in the numismatic department
Of the National library. are greatly run
upon there. They show her when she was
respectively wife and when queen regnanJ.
One sees her at all ages. from her early
teens TO almost the close Of her reign.
Cleopatra on these coins and medals Is far
nearer to Sara Bernhardt than TO Mrs.
Langtry. She is almost spare in figure
when young, and at all times 1.-the. The
neck remained young 10 the last. Had she
lived to 80 she might bavs looked a little
like Prince Napoleon, the mouth and chin
having Mother Hubbard tendency to
meet.
The full, luscious lips, resembling those
Of Somali woman. do not mitigate much
the hardness OF the physiognomy. 1t is O
strange countenanco aad one easy to read
The forehead bulges at the eyebrows. Its
prominence here gives it singular irregu.
larity, producing the effect almost Of q
smaller growing up out Of larger one
Jove was represented by Greek sculptors
with such forehead, but on more mass
i've scale. The eye is greatly in shadow
and almost sinister, having tne expression
of a snakes when bird ia 20 be charmed
The aquiline curve Of the nose is at ono,
strong and delicate and the nostril IL a
open and finely curved. Taken with To-
bps, it gives an impression OF 4 woman
prone to sensual joys. cynical. fond Of 8
cruel joke and contemptuOus.
Her firmly nodded aud advancing chir
shows volition. She was willful TO tn,
last degree. and not to be turned from any
purpose The hair is dressed ia the Greeb
manner. and twisted up in knot on TIA,
nape Of the neck. She i bad aud bewitch
ing All the men she fascinated sav
through her. but were too intox icated bJ
her charms 20 break away from her. sh,
wore the royal diadesn. which is represent
ed on some OF the eoins.-Psris Cor. Lon
don Truth
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
The HIn-nsh.

II yoT1 want a perfect model cf domestic
virtue, for example. where can you End il
in higher perfection than in that sxern
plsrv and devoted father the common
great pipefsa Of the North Atlantic and
tbs Britass sea- This bigh princ3pied
lophobra8ch is 50 careful of his ca4lor and
helpless Tounz thar he carries about the
unhsached Eggs With him under his ovrn
tai. N What scientific ichthTolcEiEts peas
sntly describe 80 a SCH csudsl pouch or
cutaeeous rec>ptscls There they hatch
cut in perfect secuT1tT. free from ths dan
gers that be.st he spawn and FRY - a.
rnsny ether ie4s sen8sr hesgt~i kinds. and
- soon ss ne llttle sipe1sh are bsg sncuek
to leok sftsr theuosslvss .hs sse divide.
spou4.neapslv aowr tss middle snd sllass
tbs~s - sscspe - shift for Themselves IL
tse sros6 AslAntio
2~>z -. bewsvsr. ths fsniors take ears
sl~.fs - xerp sots~sei7 sssF thss frissf =
sa~is-r. sd crrp esek trto = szsin 81
ssy tsFsst - dsav-<. sxsctfy ss hsby ksa
zsr,>@ = into thesr n1csser rssrsari-u
Th. fsss~r ssA. IN fs>1. as Eous 20 80
troshss srS s1r~z~~ - de~eio-ins crt of
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Po>~ - 49, - s9gs sr5 Tr7nz sarfa 2
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ticp -. a,r = forz.~s - t~o totas -
- ssts e~e - ~sscA sr-~s esgt fr1w 49,
see = 80 bos7 10 fu-e ussrEirs sefnx
srznsT z - tex~s e~~ 10 tAs ui4ale ~ =
assnrsl sxassxica -hzis 80 s0ss A.. ~.
se~E-faz ises heessa. bnt opsniax cncs
,sors r. - = i8dss - ies 49, tt.s sss erf
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