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EOh RENT
Il 22d & Pa. ave-, 21r.$125
1877 N ST.. 12r. -. 1867
81 5 E st. NV, 16r. loo
6l4 18th st. IL. W., Tor. lou
19Zl-23 N NV, 10r..91.67
20S LIST ST. ne, 17r.-..S5
ll35 9th n. W., 15r. .63. 81
2l0 1st st. ne. ), l7r. 80
1O1l N.H.xve., ] Or. .76. 50
1873 B st. me-. Or. .......1J
221 Sd ct. D.w., Tor. 30. 30
1908 l. st. NV, lar. 30
131 Md. ave. me-. lr: go
1908 } st. NV, l2r.. %. 10
1908 NH. AVN .9r. 55. 60
10l2 22d NV. 81. $3.50
422 Sd OF. NV, Or .....50
Is u NV, lar. &c
1902 4 ct. NV, Nr. so
1925 Corcoran, Dr.. .4S.5 SO
1918 g st. NV. 1lr.45. 30
1885 ] 5th NV. Sr.. "a
14Q5 31st NV. 10r.....45
62f p ct. wv. lOr......4O
1927 p st. n. W, l2r. .40
323 G ct NV, IT,. 3S. ~
1917 22d NV, SE....,..36
216 G ct. NV. 13r. 30. 10
3lS 3 ne, Sr........30.45
4S1 Q ct, n. W., 6r........30
1890 14th Ut. NV, ~.
1905 10th NV. 6r. .27. 81
sos Z st. NV. Sr. ...27.e0
414 LIST Ut. n. W.. Or. 81 80
1875 llth n. W.. Or. .25. so
2620 n Of. .. ~. s6r. rs. ~
615 8. c. ave-. Or. .25
2040 18th 1t n. ". 1850
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TrOR RENT-FURNIHHED-HAN DOUBLE
Il Brick Residence In the NV; II rooms and both:
~ mod imp h.ndsomsiy papered and compietsly
0mI0n9 MIST
ESOR RENT : CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER 7TH
md I Sta. containing 80 se0ua Inquire q cog
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FOR RENT-FLATS

ICOR RENT-FUKNIsHED FLAT; SUITABLE FOR
II two or three persons in . very desirable location:
possession immedistely desired. Address ALEX.
AMBER, Star office m3-3ts
EOR RENT-NEw YORK FLATS OF -FOUR
line Of st. rent only els to desirable small
families. Z. A. MCINTYRE 222 NV, opposite
Trinity church. M -tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04

ALL OUR SPACE NOT TAKEN.
'1ll fares the land, to Fastening ills prey,
Where wealth accumulates and men decay"
And yet. we think we have sufficient space,
To name the men decsyed about this place.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-fOR Cash. GOOD BUILDING LOTS,
AZ norfhessf and northwest Price must be low,
A0otO9g y. " BOX 010 A-2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04

The army lieutenant who married Chicago
pork packers daughter and went into business
with her father says; ''The pen is mightier
than the sword"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04

LOR RENT
Il 232 N.J.av.se., 16r, 1915 9th n w. 6r S25 40
al NIL 800 ~ IL ST. H. Sr.. @
1232 Mass av. ,Sr. 60 :}2U se Or W az l6 30
~ Stn 81 lOr over 0O l2Oo s.e 6r.. m. /. ID 30
SSU Sth stse. 13r mi 30 81 Callan Or. IL 30
1t3 ~, ave. ne, or ..4o i5d St se., Or
!f52 nw.s lOr. mi 40 40 st. Or. O. SO
4O9 st. n e. Or. - 30 "a Fersct o. 3r s. SO
800 n.e., Or. mi. %. so OFFICES,
5O2 st. ne 6r.. IN. 1. 30 93l ST. NV ,3r 25
Dos St me-. 6r., mi. 20 STABLE.
l126 st. ne, 7r, mi. 20 Rear 81 8 at. nw1O
sNOkMSTEDT L BRADLEY
mh1-1m S27 1t. nv.
EOR RENTa232 N J.. 1888 G sw., 7r. st., dw.l
ave Sc. 16r..:. .s15I924 Csw- 5r. b., ....l5
AIS NJ. av. NV. store. As 25s 23d n. W..
239 LIST Sc, Sr., all mi. 80 DPS W.T.. court
$40 ~ W.. Or. all mi, 20 stable, POS 9Th swS
Apply to j. +. CULLINANE CO.,
mh1-3t 500 st. n. W.
ICOK RENT-A NEW BLOCK OF FIVE THREE.
u story and Cellar Brick Dwellings, fronting on
Washington circle and Pennsylvania these houses
are heated by furnace and have every mod. imp !:
23l5 and 23l1 have Q rooms and rent for $50. so |;
23ll and 23l9 have y rooms and rent for $50 so !:
2313 has IL rooms and rents tor $40. 90. Apply to
WESCOTT WILCOX
mist 1907 Pa. ave.
Tor RENT-l3O3 ST. NV, THE DWELLING
Il portion, containing rooms, kitchen and bath,
ml-6t STEIGER LIEBERMANN. 1903 + st.
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PH1LosoPHro.
In to each life some rain must fall,
Into the hard and into the mellow,
Philosophy though will make it come light,
II 1t only will hold the umbrella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04
The age of dress is not the garbage.

The meanest one yet is the man in Vermont
who wants the government to pay him interest
on the money invested in two cent stamp on
delayed letter.
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24291f NJ n.w.,7r..S25. 40
l2OS II st. ne. 7r.. .25.4O
HOS 10th NV. Or. rs. 80
622 LIST. n.w....,25
l125 NJ. ave, 7r. .22. 90
l12O 10th n. W., Sr .22. 80
1918 2ythn.w. ST.. 20. 40
1342 w st.. 6r.......20. 80
40Y E ST. me-, Or. 20
Alb 18th st. Sc, Or. 1867
Hyattsyille, Or. ia
243l IL ct N. w., Ar. Is. IS
054 L st. n w.........l5.3O
30l @ st. n. W., Sr. 10. 30
23S MssA ave. n. q, Or. Il 8
oo9 y st. n. W. 4r.....-.l5
Ala Va. ave. s.e. 6r..l5
2235 Cleveland, Or. ..,..J4
224l Cleveland ave, 6r. / 3
Temperance n. w..5r.12.5O
% st. n, W., 4r...,..,l2. 80
1120 9Th Ut. n. Q. Or. 10. 40
21l9 p st., 3r. ....,..,,,.l2
- Fenton pima. 5r. I'LL
- trsnklin st. 5r. III
118 n st. sc. no
4 Colu'biaav.n.w..4r. 8. 80
ga Cord N ave , 4r. . g. 80
1122 McKeever's al. 4rS.5O
~ SHOWS al. n. W., 4r. 8. 80
26l2 18th St. 4r......63O
1909 Sd St s.w., 4r. ...,,.6
I Runsey alley...........S
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR SALE.

Foh sAL dak4f for, xo.rvx,,r
toxloo n .,th st bet. and NJ with run, Hous> ,
son. alley; o go per n
2oHio2, SON. alley, 2sd 81. near NJ, sllopro
II n trout on Rhode lsland ave- b., Ian spd
18th: e. 65 per n. ~ ~ w. s1e
2lIil5 on 2lst st bet n and o; al 90
ltc on johnson ave. e. so Per n.
l6xl50. 2lst St bet. and c; zoe p~r N
rs sa 18th 5s 81, bet sS.in and 7ss Esrn
choice corner on the same square with senator
savers mansion fronts 69.$2 feet o. and 81 s.
II on 10Th St, 94s6 50 n, will make thr-e nice lou
Sae and rear alleys; cal for plat and particularx
81 IL front on 18Th o, bet and T. 3o-ft alloy In
5sti front on 18th bet and is2 perfl
22Ll25. st bet 10th and 1 9Th; sl !. 50 Per n
az III front on New Jersey near Z; loft alley,
sS.oVo. DAVID ID. STONE.
~ SU0 nv
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STABLES

STABLES
Stables.
STORES.
1874 18th ST. store. =. .e35
l722 l4th ST., store. =. IS
OFFICES.
Office RS. Sig 9TH ct. e.
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Eok sALE-coNNECTICUT AVE, WEST SIDE,
. near dupont circle. two fine adjoining Lots each
,rTat' alley n rear location unsuIpassed A.
EoR saba VERY CHEAP LOT-ON WEsT
= sue o. llth ST. near Lincoln park; herdics pass
uVor. <lHO: tl per foot economical lot a. build
:, uone upon' easy termA @. A SHIELDS, 1000 y
:. ~. m4-3t
Sok sALE-Two LoTs on ooRCoRAN sT-.
- north side. very near n. IL ave These are the
os' Ses rable lots that left In this street. Lots
esSn Svsu by =. 90 Price 81 per square foot HIII
..Oh,otoN, iSo3 Pa ave. NV. m3-2t
EOk sALE-GooD LOTS AT LOW FIGURES
y sherman ave. near Princeton .Qxl 30 - n,
nsnerinan ave near fHrragut 50xl so .,....... iso
ndlts&ut near 9TH, JoHl 4 "a
f.neeton, west OF 9TH st.. 25xl SC. ,...,,,. ~
Steuoen near schoolhouse. 10ox so .......... 2Oc
Snerloan ST., graded and curbed 5Ox SO. -. poo
LoIeet IN ~ Dartmouth ST.. IL, 800 90. n, mar
PRINCETON sherman ave. 66 feet front By only
Cor. Princeton and sherman ave 60i so $500. .yc
Snerinsn ave near SHERIDAN. 1Bx 100. ~
irving 81, over: cooking city. 6Ox so 3Or
Tying ST.. overlook hg city, l50x So 3,Dc
.tn ST. extended. 5Ox 81. a,r
henesaw ave.. east " 18th. &c
columbia Road near 18Th, 50r l6o............ SIC
Coiunbia Road, head OF 18th st..........,... So,
Columbia Road. Cor. l4th II. .,,.... 80
oo feet frontage on 18TH T. side and rear alley
es ios oniiasr SO
s.h !. .
Other desirable northwest lots.
CLIO. +. GRAHAM
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FOR RENT--STORES.
EOR RENT-sTORE 1851 G ST. s.W.. A coon
Il business place. suitable for grocery store.
It, q. H. PARKER. 444 AZ st. av
IrCR RENT-CHEAP-A STORE, 9Ol LOUISIANA
IL ave-, cor. 9th, suitable for any purpose. Good
sand for barber shop. Address WI HOLLIS, yO3
Louisiana ave. mI-2ts
II BILE Psrlor Rooms. with wide hall; beautiful 'front.'
elegant papered; well lighted; half and story Above
any needing fine rooms and good light: rent with
six rooms above. 475; without upper rooms. $50.
900 l1th ct. n. w. Mist
lNOR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING
combined three story; fixtures in store; house
good condition; 1880 st. n.e rent only els. Ap-
ply 40 st. ne ml-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04

The discovery Of fresh nihilist conspiracy
in Russia means more workers in the salt mines
Of Siberia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Mr.. Andrew NJ. Sweeney. 81 Dubois
county, will be candidate before tn,
Democratic State Convention for III,
nomination for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Sweeney was At one time
resident Of Evansville and has man,
friends and acqnaiLianccs in this cit,
who remember him as . Young man o
intelligence and industrious habits
During the wears OF his residence in Du
bois county he has devoted much time Il
the study Of law and literature. and hi
attachments are altogether exceptional
There l. no doubt Of HE qualifications Il
ill the Office Of Clerk OF the Supreme
Court, and II he should be nominater
his friends in Southern Indiana would
be enthusiastic for his election Evans
Vile Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

EXPLAIN ALTON. The receipts are take
from settlement eheets. Receipts from
oiher sources. are from sale OF old Poor
farm, from Insurance Go. for Poor Asy-
um destroyed by fire. errors from set.
Element sheets corrected, unclaimed
witness fees, from judgements against
delinquent officers, from Insane. &c.
The expenditures are taken from
county order stubs up TO June lst. 1880,
thereafter from the exhibits in the Blink
ley system Of book Keeping. The ex-
penditures under specific. include all al
lowances made for investigations Of Du.
plicafes. Journal and Ledger, Settle
ment Sheets. Cash Books. etc. for arraDg
ing New School Fund Journal, and In
structing Officer Ia same, opening and
arranging the Binkley system A1d in
siructing Officers ia its management. al
lowance TO Attorneys for prosecuting
suits, aud various allowances ~ officers
under contracts, allowance for Gene
raj Index OF Commissioners Records
and for filing various papers and receipt.
back 10 1864
Fees aud salaries 10 County Snpt. arc
now required to he kept separate. Fees
and salaries to Secy. Board Of Health
are embodied In tees and salaries oil
County Officers in 1898 and 1882 the
amount reported in 1888 il balance
from 1897. The Miscellaneous Expen
di,nres are from County Order Stub,
headed County Revenue. prior 10 aiop.
ton Of Binkley system, and from correc
tons carried forward.
JSo. GRAMFLsPAcuER Auditor d. g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21
F'.SPAl
HE1l Dz1EZsl RTERS M j
C00OK Stoves, | INN|
Pumps and Sewer Pipe, Tin
Scouting and Repairing.
Corner 9Th and Main sts., JASPER, 4


10y virtue OF certified copy OF q de-
- cree to me directed from the Clerk
lof the Dubois Circuit Court, In cause
wherein Charles II. Wack il plaintiff. and
John Neukam IL defendant. requiring
me 10 make the sum OF Que Hundred
and Forty Dollars and Nineteen Cents.
with interest on said decree aud coats,
will expose at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE lsr DAY OF MARCH,
A. D., 1890,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. IN. OF said day, at the
door of the Courthouse IN the Town OF
Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven years Of the following real estate.
situated in the County OF Dubois and
State OF Indiana, to-wit:
The undivided l.9 part Of Town lot
No. 3, in the Town Of .HaysviIle. In the
County OF Dubois and State OF Indiana
also the undivided 10 part OF Town LOT
No. 10, In The Town OF Haysville afore-
said; also the undivided 10 part or
Town lot No. III. in said Town Of Hays
vile; also the undivided 10 part OF the
East part OF lot No. 81. in said Town or
Haysville, said part of said lot runniDg|
26 feet from East 10 West, and ITO feet
from North TO South ;.also the undivided
10 part Of Town lot No. %, in said
Town Of Haysville; also the undivided
l-9 part Of the East part or Town lotl
No. %, in said Town of Haysville. said
part Of lot running GO feet from East tol
West, and ITO feet from North to South 4
also the undivided 10 part Of Town lott
No. "a In said Town Of Haysville.
II such rents and profits will not SELL
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, will, at the same
time and place, expose 70 public sale theI
fee simple Of said real estate, or 40 much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharged
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without anyI
relief whatever from valuation or ap-l
praisement laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
Sheriff OF Dubois County. /
Bruno BuETTNER, Atty for Pm.
Feb. 9TH. 1S90-3w. tpf. Sl0.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

On the 5rd day Of March. 1896. Joseph
Birk will offer for sale in Spencer
county, Indiana. on the sam. james farm
on Corn Island, his entire farming out
lit, consisting Of horses, mules, cattle.
farm implements, etc. This will be
one Of the largest sales Of farm outfits
known in Spencer county for years
Those desiring farm implements, ETC.,
will 10 well 10 attend.
Feb. "a, lsgO-3w. JosErH BrRK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21
Democrat Mass Township Mcetin z
AND
County Delegate Convention.

By order Of the Democratic County
cfntra' Committee. made AZ a meeting
hoa February 3. 1890. mass township
am precinct conventions OF Democrats ia
Tn Ssrlons townships and precincts are
called to be held on
SATURDAY. MARCH 8. 1890.
At sop NJ. for the following purposes !:
LET. To select commitieeman OF each
precinct for The ensuing two Years.
pa To select delegates TO attend =
county delegate convention, to be held at
Jasper. on
MONDAY. MARCH 10 1890.
nj I: 30P. NJ. which said delegate convcn-
ton j. for the purpose OF appointing dell
rgates 10 the State, Congressional, Sena-
torial. Representative and judicial con-
ventions. Said mass township and pre-
cinct conventions 'will be held ~ The fol-
lowing places on the 9Th day of March,
1890.
Columbia IT,, Harris School House;
HARRISON Havsvilc:
Boone. rnrtersyile.
Madison Hillsboro School House;
Rainhrldge Jasper:
Marion " Lockman School House;
Jefferson Isl precinct Birdseye:
2d precinct Schnelville ;
Jackson "St. Anthony:
Patoka At City Hall. Huniingbnrg;
Cass IT precinct Holland School House /;
. "a. {" 81. Henry;
Ferdinand, at Ferdinand.
The representation in the county con-
vention will be one delegate vote for
each 80 democratic votes and fraction
over 25 cast for Governor Ia 1889, and
xill be as follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

The new committee will reorganize
the county central committee and select
Q chairman.
JoH~ l.. BRErz. Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

AYOT1CE u hereby given 70 the citizens 81 Jasper
an and Banbrdgc township. Dubois county, Indiana
that the undersigned will apply y the Board n Comfy
Commissioners ~ Dubois county, az their March
term, 1se0 under the provisions ~ an Act entitled AMI
Actto regulate and license the sale ofpirtuous
malt and other Intoxicating liquors, 70 limit the license
fee 20 be charged BY cities and towns and 10 repeal all
former laws regulating the sale ~ intoxicating liquors.
and ali laws and parts ~ LAWS coming in conflict with
the provisions q this act prescribing penalties for the
violation thereof and declaring nm emergency passed
BY the Legislature o. indiana In 1870 FOR license
sell spirtnons. vnous and malt liquors. IN quantities.
less than quart NJ time. 70 be drank the premi
ses for term % year. The precise location where
he desires 70 sell 4 IN the house and yard upon Lots
No lss and lsv a. show upon the original map plat
81 the town ~ Jaspet, Dubois county, Indiana.
Feb. IL. 1sH0-Sw. EDWARD n. nALLER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

NOTICE Is hereby given, that The Sur.
~ veyor Of Dubois County, Indiana
will proceed on the gath day OF March,
1890. 10 run lines and establish corners
10 section No. twenty-one.(2l,) town No.
one tl north, range No. three (3) west
All persons interested are requested 10
attend. ,IoHS II. WALL.
JoES w. NoLFs.
JEREMIAH II. SANDERS, ct al.
Feb 2l lSyO-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21
Eleventh Census statistics.

, In accordance with Q request from
II. :. Supt. OF nth Census Porter. made
TO county Auditor John Grsmcls pacher.
Tor a statement OF the wealth Of Dubois
County as Indicated by the tax dupli-
Gates. and it, receipts and expenditures
for ten years last past, iiemized in cas-
ses, the Auditor has. AT a great deal Of
labor, prepared a comprehensive table.
embracing the information desired. and
copy Of which he has kindly furnished
the Courier. We publish il ia this pa
per. and every property holder IN The
county will find X an interesting iocu-
ment 10 STUDY and preserve for future re-
ference. This is one part Of the labor of
getting up q correct census for which no
compensation j. provided by law, and
off,c W DO devote two or three weeks
time 20 arranging such statistics in order
that their counties and towns may have
corr n showing over the world when
tie census volumes are published. GER
tairly deserve commentator At the
hands Of the people.
BY examination Of the table IN will be
seen thai the county tax levy 10 IL cents
on the 800 less than IL was ten years
ago; that the number Of polls In the
county has increased only 663 in ten
wears, or an average OF 66 each year. a
Casual observer would Judge il had in.
creased over double that many. aud that
the Assessors must have favored good
many young men and new corners by
not reporting them. At five persons 10
poll, the usual estimate. II would indi-
cate population In the county Of 1850,
when IL il certain the population il
nearer 1900 than that There are At
least 500 polls In the county not reported,
and az each poll brings about $3.50 TO the
treasury. nearly enough Is lost by care
lessness 10 aycxpense OF assessment. At
the coming April election, in SOME Of
the townships, this should be borne IN
mind.
II will be noticed the real estate has
increased il value S2l2 1920, and the per-
sonal property Sl59,i45 in ten years.
The amount OF school revenue received
from the State has decreased $l1O,51,
while the amount Of fines have nearly
doubled. The total expenditures have
decreased S2,1I1.50 since 1881. though
this sum varies considerably each year.
0TGrif. says sthe COURIER knew all
about the contents Of the sealed White
Gap letter before" he did. Did he re-
ceive such letter? We never knew on
heard Of that until he published II. We
did hear that bunch 81 switches was
laid at the door OF the house occupied BY
him and his "lady compositor" and laid
till nearly noon, and TINT some OF bis
neighbors were talking OF going before
the grand jury about him and his /. d.
hut we had seen nothing criminal In
their actions, and was not interested.
OF course. should he outrage decent pub.
lie sentiment, and bring thereby on him.
self warnings to abide The law or take
the consequences, be would lay II all on
the wicked Democrats" or "clan M
gael whatever that is-pcrhaps he
knows-we don't, and probably tell the
truth by saying such actions by their
leaders 20 unrebuked 10 Republican
communities and that II IL only ID Demo
cratic communities violations Of law are
severely condemned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

ITGo and do likewise. IL your
whiskers are grizzly and unbecoming use
Buckinghams Dye and they will look
g when you were younger.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
WEDDING RECEPTION.

Practically all Honolulu society
attended the reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Hay Wodehouse, Jr., at the
residence of the BRIDES father, Hon.
A. S. Cleghorn, "Ainahau," Wal
kiki, Saturday afternoon. The
couple received the callers, standing
at the opening of glazed alcove at
the head of. the dining hall. Over
their heads was the legend "a. p.
G. and j. II. w." in floral letters.
The hall was gorgeously decorated,
amidst it's treasures of bric-a-brac,
with plants and flowers. The we'd
ding presents were exhibited in the
bridal chamber situated in a cottage
at the rear. They were great in
number and richness, including a
variety of silver plate and all the
delf necessary for housekeeping.
The Custom House staff gave a
handsome library lamp. The Royal
Hawaiian Band played on the lawn.
The Princess Regent accompanied
by her consort, Hon John O.
Dominis, and attended by Mr.. j.
w. Robertson, acting Chamberlain,
called in the state carriage.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
POLICE COURT.
SATURDAY, Dec, 2.

SATURDAY, Dec. 20.
Narcisse Perry was fined $50 and
costs for assault and battery on his
wife. Appeal noted.
MONDAY, Dec. 22.
j. fernandes Piementes was re-
primanded for being found on the
premises of Chas. Lucas at night
without lawful excuse.
kahanu was remanded till to-
morrow on the same charge as the
former with regard to the house OF
Frank Brown.
The drunk list comprised thirteen
forfeits of So each, and one fine OF
Sc and seven fines of So each, in
GLIDING costs.
Kaniho, pleading guilty to viola
ton Of the law relating TO fishing
with explosives, was sentenced to
pay $50 fine and 81 costs. Two
co-defendants were not prosecuted,
j. l.. Kaulukou for defendant noted
an appeal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
Water Notice.

In accordance with Sec. l, of Chap
ter XXVII of the Laws of 1886.
All persons holding water prfvi-
leges or those paying water rates, are
hereby notified that the water rates
for the term ending June 80, 1891,
will be due and payable at the Office
of the Honolulu Water Works on the
first day of January, 1891.
All such rates remaining unpaid
for fifteen days after they are due,
will be subject to an additional 10
per cent.
Parties paying rates will please
present their last receipt.
Rates are payable at the office OF
the Honolulu Water Works, in the
Kapuaiwa Building.
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1890. TAI ii
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
VIOLATED THE WHOLESALE LAW.

Jacob Lyons was tried before Po-
lice Justice Foster on Tuesday last
for selling the goods of foreign
house, as its agent or representative,
in Honolulu. within six months past,
without having license as required
by Chap. So, Laws of 1885," For
himself defendant testified that he
carried stock Of goods worth from
$1,000 TO SIS, 900, that he was domi-
ciled in Honolulu, and was not a
commercial traveller. His sales aver
aged $4,000 to $1,000 month. Judg-
ment reserved al the time has been
given finding defendant guilty and
sentencing him TO pay fine OF $500
and $3.50 costs. Appeal noted q,
l.. Carter for prOsecutioni j. nj.
Davidson for defendant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
S. S. ALAMEDA.

S. S. Alameda, Capt. H. G..
Morse, discharged San Francisco
pilot Dec. 18th at 1850 p. m. Dec.
18th, 2:40 p. M, lost one of the
propeller blades. Same day, 7:15
p. M, passed a steamer bound east.
First four days strong S. E. and s.
w. winds, with heavy swell from
the N. w. Thence moderate winds
and sea with rain. Time, 6 days
% hours 10 minutes. The Alameda
resumed her voyage this morning at
eight O'Clock, several passengers
having been added to her list from
this port. The propeller was exam
ined by dIvet here who found that
only part of the blade was broken
off.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22

ID. A. Mckinley. Cbicf Justice
Ccdcrcfantz " Samoa, General lie
Ulfspntre, Admiral Brown aud staff
General Gihbon, General Hawkins,
General Chandler, Colonel Norris,
Colonel Burton, Colonel SAKE, Cap.
tain Booth, Lieutenant Lowering,
General Cutting aud staff, Colonel
Dickinson and staff, Colonel MELON.
aid and staff.