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sITulTIoks WAITED -FERALP.

WANTED Something 90 oos middle age.
" widow would go as houSrkeeprr. ~ ear,
tpI an Invalid az IS nurse. or plain sewing D.
family. IT, Ihiid 81. Address Mrs.. JeuUh
LToHu.
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FOR RENT HOOKS.

NOR RENT Nice fats iu Boston and Derby
blocks. West fulton-st. Inquire e. West
FULTON g. 8ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

EOk kENl-Iwo suites of rooms for light
Housekeeping; furnace heated tath room
ctc. -l2 Bartlett ST.. opposite South Division
street school. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

NuNFA LOANED oa ros' eslsts. faliass a
" ~esrla.-ls lawyers. oteg Aatlepel Ni9
b4ak n
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EEAL EsTETE C0UsTEY

4a ACRES 81. gosa hsrd so,.U glmberea iana
II {. 81 uI iIal4ss iar Gty iats IuauiFt
oi lr W il i..s rs t-Jlcaml builalHa ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

Ntn.afy aid nat esvf aas iats faf atr q
- srI tft.sft BE- ueal 10 SEES nesel o. .ee. 4
'sse iaf scry aeSlraalf tols l.a sale tQ1 sa.-
J. : trekla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

EOE REST r semcnt store foo Park Place
bui1iuE. also ground floor Office a. the
rear cf main staircase. Appiv 10 aEgarf.
Nolcott 4 Ganson. - Monrorsi. 3tf
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FoR RENT HOUSES.

person can get good house cheap. Apply
al Van Every Cos. - Canal 81. SIT
EOB EENJ-A house Of rooms one OF 4
rooms. one OF 3. and one 81 and rooms
all in good location. within minutes wax
Of sweet Hotel; rent from & 70 sls Inquire
~ B W. Barnard. = Allen St. corner Mt
Vernon. 21tf
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IOlani Palace.

On Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock
Mr.. G. S. Noyes and Miss Noyes OF
Washington, D. c.. and Miss Winni-
fred Sweet of San Francisco were pre-
sented to His Majesty the King by Col.
CIV. Macfarlane H. MS Chamberlain.
At 10 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills
of Auckland, N. T., and the Hon. Col.
and Mrs Gardiner OF England were in
troduced to the King by the Hon VIM.
G. Irwin, the latter gentleman being
presented by Col. Macfarlane.
At 1890 o'clock Mr.. J. w. Robert
son H. Ms Vice Chamberlain PIE
sented Hon. Paul Neumann and Mis-
Eva Neumann to the King and Queer
At II o'clock Mr. Robertson pre-
sented the Rev. Alex. Macintosh who
introduced to His Majesty the. Rev
Archdeacon and Mrs. Shaw OF Toxic,
Capt. G. Young of the steamship Yama-
shire Maru and Miss Young.
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PHILIP KAMAPS VIEWS.

The Representative for Hama Outlines
His Conduct in the Next Legislature.
On March 3Oth, between the hours of
l and P. NJ, the Hama Representative,
Philip Kamai, held meeting of his con-
stituents at the old school house adjoin-
ing his residence. There were fifty flour
kanakas, one Portuguese and one Ameri-
can present. Light was called tor from
on high by Rev. Mr.. Kailioha of Huelo.
The work of the meeting proceeded very
quietly, when our Representative said
i.e would give us the outlines of his con-
duct in the coming Legislature by read
ing out the twenty-three points given be-
low. l reproduce them for what they are
worth, without comment; suffice it to
mention that No. was received with an
uproarious applause.
He started thusly: When once am
firmly footed in the midst of my law
making brethren, your humble servant
will do all in his power to
l. To preserve the autonomy OF these
Islands
2. To pay off our national debt.
8. Toprocure absolute (despotic) power
for the King
4. To preserve retrenchment of SAL
airy from first to last.
5. To sell, at low price, the Govern
ment lands to natives who have no lands.
6. To procure Chinese, japanese and
Portuguese restriction.
7. To promote an extension of Treaty
with the United States.
O t. I'M
Act" which passed last legislature.
8. To introduce "Arbor Day."
10. Voting for Mobiles to be in every
ones reach.
IL. To form Cabinet consisting of
two natives and two whites.
IL. To reduce taxes.
Il. The succeeding candidate for Re-
preventative only to pay the $25 fee, not
both.
IA. Native jury for Hawaiians and a
white jury for whites.
Is. 10 abolish annuities.
Is. Ministers of religion to instruct
school children in religion daily between
| school hours.
II. Constituents are to let their wants
| be made known to their Representative
through chosen committee of thirteen,
and to procure signatures not to exceed
| fifty in number.
IS. To procure an appropriation for a
Jail at Kipahulu.
10. Children under II years not to be
taxed.
20. To procure two Judges for Hama
district.
81. To procure two Representatives fol
Hama district.
%. The road taxes collected in each
village to remain in the village and MOI
to be put in the District Road Funds.
%. The above twenty-five points are
to be sat upon and duly considered be-
fore he (the Representative runs the
gauntlet in the Legislative halls.
A committee was then picked out al
follows: Paele, chairman; Kala, secre
tary; Anakalea, Kamoau, Kanamu, He
Ito, Naehu, Karolo, Nehemia, Haleauki
Anton Paiko, and Kalima. The com
mittee is to meet next week, April 18th
to further consider the dire wants O
Kaupo and the district in general.
Before the meeting dispersed lettel
was read from Ulupalakua, requesting
our Rep. P. Kamai to be present at s
grand luau to be held there in honor o
"Missy Wilikoki" some day next week
The meeting then adjourned.
Kaupo, March 81.
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his LEAVING TO-DAY.

|Yamashiro Maru, Young, for
al noon.
(lauea Hou, Nye, for Honomu
keO at 4 p N.
! Cummins, Nelson, for Koolau,
tkOlii, McGregor, for Kauna-
fnu, kamalo, Pukoo, Wailau,'
Kalaupapa, Lahaina, Olowalu
at SPIN.
tikeaOuli for Kohala.
fWahine for Hamakua.
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at sl34 ,259.14. The shippers were T. H.
d. 20. 1881 bags sugar, f. A. Schaefer &
Co. 6,362 bags sugar, and Castle e. Cooke
1,23l bags sugar,
The 4. Nj. s. Mariposa, Capt. II. NJ.
Hayward. sailed at 1890 a. M. Saturday
for San Francisco with 4 ,693 bags sugar,
$50 bnchs. bananas valued at SIS, 1927 10.
The shippers were w. G. Irwin & Co. 8, 1874
bags sugar, J T Warehouse, 759 bags
and Campbell, Marshall & Co. 759 bnchs.
bananas.
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|ShlPPING NOTES

Eol5olMs;o kolii arrived on satur.
10 piss with 800 bags sugar, 100
I reeair bark W. B. Godfrey will
wharf sugar to-day at the be
'' and w,ssia 1s brought 1892
EaturddaZZ "a head of cattle from from
i Ssuaa, i k:I7 arrived on SIM.
ana lahideesn' o'oA bags of sugar,
! s~ sa,l Liks sHse brought suna j.
,l hoosrSr,, l 80 sacks not pota sunday az
20 hides, is packages es
ay W a aSs bbarkent'unse SsIOGGsh W 2,Sso
Fl will prnhgs,f from Kauai '1 TSs
'uhesday for San ' E port
p Sstslasss1Ss' Capt. Irvine. let,
WIN S,s8 haaa.ernoon for Sar
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A CARD.

MR.. LEVEY TAKES PLEASURE IN
Ill announcing that he has completed ar
engagements and will present in rapid sue
cession strong Dramatic Novelties, together
with notable revivals of standard plays
superbly staged with minute attention to
artistic detail. The very greatest care has
and the whole enterprise will be conducted
with circumspection and diligence.
EO-Fuller particulars will be announced
later and due notice will be given concern
ing the sale of seats. SGT
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There was large number of people on
the mail wharf Saturday morning to wit
ness the departure of the Mariposa for
there and played the British National
Anthem in honor of Mr.. Theo. H.Davies.
and Annie Laurie" as compliment
to Miss Sweet, the San Francisco Elk.
aminer's correspondent. The Star
Spangled Banner was also played, the
band winding up with Hawaii Ponoi
Most of the departing passengers wore
leils or carried bouquets Of flowers.
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s. P. Simonds, 1872 King street, re-
ceived, per S. S. Australia, an incubator
and breeder of the latest and most sue
cessful invention, also eggs from
thorough. bred fowls, suitable for this
climate; some from celebrated strain
of black Spanish costing SIP each hen ;
some from a new breed called Black
Minocras, light weight fowl combining
the good qualities of the black Leghorn
and black Spanish, non-setter and very
hardy eggs, averaging six to the pound.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

c, Lyons, Hilo.
tran, COghlan, Hilo, Hawaii.
hampiOn,St. Claire, from cruise
sG Wilder, Griffith, San Fran.
B Godfrey, Dabel, s Francisco.
Fillmore, Ward, Departure Bay.
Lee, Callao.
Talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend.
p Vance, Anderson, Newcastle,
lSe, Howard, San Francisco.
flio Maru. Young, Yokohama.
Martin, Hongkong.
tahOun, San Francisco.
a' HOudlette, San Francisco.
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The box plan for the sale of seats for
the first performance of the Mikado,
Tuesday evening at the opera house,
opens this morning at O'Clock at the
office of Mr.. L. J . Levey, corner of Fort
and Queen streets.
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The Hawaiian Band gives a public
concert at Emma Square this evening,
commencing at 80 o'clock. Programme
elsewhere.
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Religious services were held at the I'm
migration Depot on Sunday afternoon.
Addresses were made, Gospel hymns
sung, temperance pledges secured and
tracts and pictorial papers were distri.
buted freely. Rev. Mr.. Fisher recently
baptized six Japanese on Maui and four
on Kauai. The probability is that Mr..
Ando will not return to the islands to re-
sumo the position of Consul General.
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The quarterly business meeting of the
Ladies' Society will be held In the par
lors of the Central Union church on
Thursday, with lunch at noon, to which
all are invited.
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In Mr.. j. Williams Photographic
gallery may be seen a colored group
photo, recently executed by Mr.. A. w.
Bolster. It is charming piece of work,
showing considerable skill.
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Be sure and see Koko Bishop and
Nankl Poo Hoogs at the opera house,
Tuesday evening. They are immense.
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This being Easter Monday, there will
be celebration of Holy Communion at
st. Andrews Cathedral at 6 80 A. NJ.
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The Rev. Archdeacon Shaw and Mrs.
Shaw return to Yokohama to-day on the
Yamashiro Maru. They have enjoyed
their brief stay in Honolulu exceedingly.
Aloha.
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Wing Wo Tai & Co. have received
Chinese and Japanese fancy goods by
steamship Oceanic. Call and examine
them at their store No. 25 Nuuanu street.
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The rainfall at Holualoa, North Kona,
Hawaii, on the night of the End OF April,
1890, was 3 50-1OO inches - being the
heaviest of the season to date.
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Mr.. Berger presided at the organ at
Kaumakapili church Sunday evening in
the absence OF the regular organist. Mr..
Berger is at home ON any instrument, no
matter what it is.
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In another column will be found
card from Mr.. l.. j. Levey, with refer
ence to dramatic novelties he intends to
present to the public.
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NOTICE /!

A MEETING OF THE STOCK
Aholders of the Hawaiian Sugar Co. dim
ited) will be held at the banking house of Bishop
8 Co, on MONDAY. April 18th, 1890, at 10 An,
for the purpose of amending the bylaws in rela-
ton to the signing of labor contracts.
1861 ". L. HOPPER. secty pro tenn.
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The April term of the Supreme Court
opens at 10 O'Clock this morning, MIR.
Justice Bickerton presiding.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Per s. S. Australia on Ice.
az - Frozen oysters, cauliflower and
celery. Also, full lines of smoked
salmon and dried fruits of all kinds
Navel oranges, Mexican lines and Sicily
lemons.
From New Zealand per Mariposa.
Twelve varieties of apples. Fine onions
and potatoes. All in good order.
On hand-Island grapes, Waialua oran-
ges, corn fed turkeys and chickens
CALIFoRNIA FRUIT MARKET
Mutual tel. 37S. S1-3t
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. Tie Friend"

UOR SALE. FOUR BOUND VOLUMES
L of The Erie nd including all the issues
from IS43 to 1882. The books can be seen
at the Advertiser Office. 75-lm
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DEPARTUEES.

UEH Il II 4 q IsIIi5s
SATURDAY. April 5.
Nariposa, Hayward, for San
nlanI. Weir. for Lahaina, Ku-
Honokaa and Paauhau, at 10 a m.
|amanu for Hawaii.
peanfeld, Irvine, for San Fran
REF HERMAN, Brooks. for
Ocean.
i Tamerlane, Shockley, for the
IN
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The annual meeting of the Jockey
club will be held this evening at 7 80
O'Clock at the hotel.
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Jun Hee will have the Cosmopolitan
restaurant again in hand from to morrow
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LOST.

nOsTAL SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO.
L 1908. The finder please leave at the
Postal Savings Bank:
Honolulu, March 4, 1890. Slim
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The police are looking tor five deserters
from the U. S. S. Mohican.
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A meeting of the Hawaiian Rifle Asso-
citation was held at the Hotel Saturday
evening. The report of the committee
appointed to select a new range, was
heard. Two ranges are under considera-
ton, one beyond Palama about two miles,
the other at Eva, reached by the Oahu
railway. An additional committee was
appointed to investigate the two sites, to
report Tuesday evening.
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THIS PAPER IS KEPT ON FILE
at E. G. DAKE's ADVERTISING
AGENCY, ga & IS Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, CAL, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
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Nem advertisements.
Cosmopolitan Restaurant Notice.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE HAS
i again changed hands. Jun Hee, the
best cook in the city, has repurchased the
stock and fixtures, and will start the res
taurant afresh on TUESDAY, April 9Th.
Hoping all patrons will give him a call.
JUN HEE,
82-1w Proprietor.
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meteorological.
PpISG INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, April 5.
ltolii. McGregor, from Molokai.
mos Makee, Macaulay, from
li,Is,le. Clancy, from Kauai.
/ Norris from koolau.
3ldtOm Puma.
SUNDAY. April 6.
LIME. Davies. from Maui:
Eabsla. Campbell, from Kauai.
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The steamer Yamashiro Maru sails at
noon to-day for Yokohama.
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The U. S. S. Mohican will probably
leave for Samoa to-day.
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Public Concert.

Public Concert.
The Hawaiian Band will give public
concert at Emma Square this evening
at 80 o'clock. The following is the
programme:
1. March-Vienna .................S child
2. Overture-Hawaii Mel. Berger
3. Gavotte-DOmino. ... Schlager
4. Medley-Reverie. Boyer
MikIoi, Pun Ohulu, Hiki no me A'u.
5. Medley-Black Brigade. Boyer
6. Fantasia-Mill in the Forest. Eilenberg
I. Waltz-Gypsy Baron. Strauss
8. Quadrille -Tingeltangel ....... Thiele
Hawaii POnoi
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Gospel meeting in Fowler's yard this
evening at 80 o'clock.
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DEPARTURES.

| ba sa1nSlS Sc per R NJ S Mariposa.
fIsrJtan Davies, T Give Davies
(Horneoaa ana child. H l. Smith, p
Edpsri e., Mrs J W Colville, G W
l. I q Groeker, Miss w Sweet. IT
4 lsS " forman and wife. III
Ekson. p Mr stmr Mikahala, April
A R ar Armstrong, Miss Bar.
pa IS d deck. MISS Altman 2
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MARRIED.

HEWETT-ASCHELM Honolulu.
April 9th, by the Rev. Alexander Mack
intosh, Alexander Murray Hewett to
Pauline Aschelman.
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The Mikado Company had splendid
dress rehearsal Saturday evening.
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The Kinau is due from windward ports
on Wednesday morning.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Elz IT, \ per T stmr Likelike, April g.
|ans h io9mey, Rev Jno Morris,
(n as1 l, + Kruger, H L Chase,
6ren III ~ !arlsen, w Heine, wife
|Ks sIn,oA Miss Is Simpson, RW VIII
No an,o L kaiue, w H Hal
Can't pu!al, } G Morris, ] r
o Jap' fritchard, and 46 deck.
Aai' per stmr Mokolii, April /
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RAINFALL FOR MONTH OF MARCH.
C.J. LYONS, IN CHARGE WEATHER SERVICE.
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NOTICE..

HAVING BOUGHT OUT MR.. w. H.
factory, at 128 Fort Street, I am prepared
to continue the above business under the
old name of Honolulu Carriage Manufac-
tory, and being an old experienced carriage
builder 1 solicit the patronage of my old
friends and the public in general, and with
my thorough knowledge of the business
and with experienced wOrkmen and using
only the best material guarantee general
satisfaction. Please call and see me before
going elsewhere.
(Signed) GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1889. 103-tf
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..hs honolulu Steam Planing
scf the 80 electric signal from the
precisssss' min. 80 sec. past l o'clock
pin 2. - mean time. to correspond
|nolulas Given by chronometers set
%. ., time. This last is especl-
|ch n ne. ~ mariners and jewelers..
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Locality and OBJ
server.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
GREAT COURS SING.
a Blue Wonder From Oakland Wins
First Money at Newark.

n w
First Money at Newark.
Never since coursing was inaugurated at
Newark has there been such running as that
which was witnessed at Newark yesterday.
The day was all that could be desired, the
ground was in capital order and the hares
were equal to the MERGED flyers in all par
ticulars. During the whole day there was
not poor course, and nothing but sheer grit
brought the dogs through the desperate
ordeal they had to encounter in chasing those
demon flyers.
1. is no easy matter to say which was
the best, but the performance of d. Lea
nord's Berkeley Lass was most astonishing.
She is not large hound, some f0rty-hve or
forty-seven pounds, but every ounce of her
is undoubtedly of the true metal She met
some of the best dogs III the city. but one
after the other they had TO drop their colors
to her, and she finished up clean and de-
cided winner, much TO the qualification OF
the Oaklanders: and, indeed. to all who
were on the field. She is handsome and
compact made, and though she cannot lay
claim to first-clasS speed, she is wonderful
worker and more than match for any one
Of the dogs that took part in the contest.
Next to her came McGinty, which dog
met her in the final, but getting desperate
fall, he was completely shut out, leaving
the bitch to finish the game alone. Dexter,
a grand dog. had also to lower BIS c0lorS 10
this little blue bitch after splendid trial in
the third round, as also had Lookout in the
second round, and who. after his course
and win in the first round with Chance, was
looked upon as good enough to meet any
dog on the field, but he, too had to Step
down and out before the blue wonder.
John Grace acted as judge, and gave COM
plete and unchallenged satisfaction TO all
The following is the result of the run
ming:
First round-T. S. Cronin's Look Out beat p.
Mullen's Chance d. LeOnard's Berkeley Lass
beat V. OCOnnells Mark Deyliu; j. Shaa's Dex-
ter beat T. Welsh's unknown; J. Shea's Nelly
BLY, ran a bye; d. Leonard's Oakland Chief beat
P. Mullen's Lady Washington j. j. Edmond's
Pippin Jr. ran bye.
Second r0und-Berkeley Lass beat LOOK Out;
Dexter beat Oakland Chief Nelly BY beat
Pippin JF.
Third round-Berkeey Lass beat Dexter; Nc
Ginty ran bye.
Final-Berkeley Lass beat HIcGtnty and won
the stakes, S25. McGinty took SIS, and Nelly
Bly, and Pippin Jr. IS each
There was match for sos between Oak
land Maid and Lady Ryan, best two in
three, which the former won with ease.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
TARGET PRACTICE.
Work for the Four Heavy Batteries at
the Presidio.

Work for the Four Heavy Batteries at
the Preside.
The four heavy batteries at the Preside
| will commence target practice with siege
gun tomorrow, and will probably finish in
six weeks. In conversation with Lieutenant
Colonel Graham yesterday reporter of
THE CALL asked if any prizes would be
given to the best marksmen.
Unfortunately the custom of giving
prizes to artillerists has not yet been estab-
lished." that officer replied THE infantry
are urged to become efficient in the use of
r fies by means of prizes offered, but the
operators of the heavier guns have no such
inducements held out to them as yet |
have hopes that practical change will
soon be made in this matter. The necessity
for a high standard of excellence in the
manipulation of siege guns is plain to every
one in this city or anywhere along the At
iantic or Pacific coasts, and one of the great
est incentives TO the gunners when at prac-
tice is undoubtedly contest for prizes"
The siege gun is mounted on knoll near
the railway station, aud is arranged to
swing in a semi-circle. 1t has an imposing
appearance and will make itself heard for
awhile among the travellers through the
Golden Gate and in the neighborhood OF the
PreSidi0.