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No Tariff This Year.
New York Herald

Private reports, which como to US
from Washington and from New Eng-
land, lead us to believe that serious
disappointment is in store for the breth-
rem who fried out" in 1888, and who
are now appealing to the Republican
Congress for their reward.
IL begins to be whispered in the inner
Republican circle that no tariff bill must
be passed by this Congress. Mr.. Nc
Kinley means honestly, without doubt;
but the pressure from New England
Republicans for free wool, free iron ore,
free coal and low duties on pig iron -
so strong and so pertinacious that the
Republican leaders begin to think 1t i'm
prudent 10 insist on bill such as the
party is committed TO and "a Mr. Nc
Kiniey and his committee will report.
The reports which come 20 us from
thoroughly well informed persons are
10 the effect that il the proposed Nc
Kinley bill should be pushed In the
House il would be painfully embarrasS-
ing to several New England members,
who have received notice from their
most important constituents that in that
case they cannot support them for re-
nomination next fall. and that if they
should defeat would be certain.
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BY y. W. Rowc,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
IMPOSITION GROUNDS FOR sALEl
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A
GRAND SPECULATION.

lam directed by the executive officers OF
the Virginia state a agricultural and Mcchan-
lcal Society 10 sell at private sale portion of
their valuable grounds. ON west Broad street
and the Richmond Fredericksburg and fut0-
mac Railroad. and hereby invite proposals
for the western portion, embracing the race
track and running b1cN tO the railroad OF
for the eastern portion as far north as the
middle line between Marshall and Clay
streets thus giving 90 the latter SUBDIVISION
three street fronts. one on Broad street aud
two on Marshall street. Ou which are located
the main Exposition Hall and It's anneXes,
which are very valuable for manuI,io tory
purposes. or for storing and rehandling to-
bacc0. Situated ln the direction OF the city s
business growth. with large frontage cn
Broad street. the grand retail Douievaidi
which has future patent 90 all Observers
and being also ON the railroad, which. with q
siding now entering lac main building, oneis
quick and cheap transportation for crude
materials and manufactured products THIS
property presents advantages. present anu
prospective. that are not eAcelled % equalizer
by any other of equal area around this
rapidly growing city.
Terms: Reasonable.
Apply 20,
y. ". BOWIE,
ia2l-eod-6t Real Estate Aucti0neer
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sixty-fooi lots on ffty-footayenGes. queen
Anne Houses. Monthly payments. No ma
larla. No shanties. No boom pr ces.
stop paying rent and own your own
houses, on North avenue. near city limits.
Apply 10 JAMES n. BARTON,
ruf-lv on premises
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al the Bvrd-strcet station ~ 80 ~, and
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CONNECTIONS
At NORFOLK, closely with all Iinrr ''I
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York game
afternoon. also at Norfolk Tor Eastern NYI'A
Carolina and the south.
AtNEWpORI NEW > for old Point lamp
ton ana Smithheld, Va.
And at CLAREMONI with ihe A. .i'..
and Danville Railroad Cor Wayeriy. d DA'-
ford. &c
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Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithfeld. Hampton. ola lopii
Wayeriy and Hicksiofj. Va. Washington
ID. g; Newberne. Washington and luInuln,
\. G.; ali stations on Atlantic aud DnfN|t
Railroad, rcaDoard sud Roanoke hlIlrii
Norfolk Southern Railroad and fasltiu
Norm Carolina generally, also, Tor Eastern
shore OF Virginia and AL resular f4nlir.s Un
the James and kappahanuock rivers ~
Low Isl RATES, anu through bills isrncl.
Lltl IN .. IAlJM, Vice President.
No. lll5 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGKR, fleicht ana PASSENGER
Agent. mv.o-ff
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ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER Bl DAl IlDnt.
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SCENERY.
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RAIL LIMBS.
FIRSI-CLA~- MEALS.
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ARIEL
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CAPTAIN DEhO.
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MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AZ
IAN. l-fREEr-CARs 60 DIRECTLY ~
STEAMERS WIZARD for aDoft-ham. N
places. arriving ai Norfolk about boO j. ~,
Returning. TIE steamer leaves HouuIA A.-
Newport News on alternate days, arriving
at Richmond about $3.50 q. NJ.
Though tickets % above named points ~
sale on steamer aud no CARRIERS Agency. 80
1000 Nam street. Baggage checked through
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Sand zsags for Health.

Tho sand bag is invaluable in the
sicS-room. Get some clean, fine sand,
dry 1t thoroughly IN q kettle on tho
stove. Make bag about eight inches
square of flannel, fill it with dry sand,
sew the opening carefully together and
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on top Of the stove. After once usinr
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warm tho fcct or hands of sick person
with bottle OF hot water or brick. The
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bag can be tucked up TO tho back with.
out hurting tho invalid. 1t is D. good
plan TO mako two OF three of the baps
and keep them on hand, ready for use
at any time when needed. .--44
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LIE c0mpte dun artistic.

Nous Won deja public, il y
une douzaine dances la dr6lerie
suivante que nous retrouvons dams
un journal ct que nous %reprodui-
sons pour P~amasement de nos
lecteurs.
I'm artistic employee dams une
vieille eglise en- Belgique. p~resenta
son compte poar 'ouvrages diverse
fats par lui; mails, Placement lui
fut refuse parce quill ne donnait
pas le detail DIES ''ouvrages divers.'
Ne voulant pas perdre rargent qui
lui etait Iegitimement do lie pauvre
homme envoya lie compte detaille
suivant:
/ fir. C.
Corriger ct renouyeler les dix com
mandements-
Embellir Ponce PLATE, ct mis- un
ruban a son bonnet........7.12
Poser une queue neuve au cap de
ST. Pierre ct racommode le des-
u de la 800
Renplir ct dorer l'aile gauche de
Pange
LAYER lie %serviteur du Grand
! Pretre Ell mis- du carmin sur ses
AIS
Renouveler lie ciel, ajuster deux
6toiles ct nettoyer la lune....7.14
Renouveler les fammes du purga.
toire ct ajouter des ames....3.O6
Raviver t1ammes de renfer, mis-
II queue au diable,
raccommode SD pate gauche ct
fait plusieurs ouvrages sur les
damues. III
Recorder la robe d'HerOde ct
aJuster sa perruque..-.-....4.00
Mis- de nOuvelles gu6tres au ieune
NettOyer les Oreilles de l'aue de
BALKAN ct ravoir ferre......3.4O
Mis- DIES anneaux aux oreilles de
Sarah. o.
Mis- une pierre nenve dams la
fronde de David, grossi la t6te
de Goliath ct rallonger ses
jambes.- 800
RacommOder la chemise de Pen.
FAINT Prologue ct nettoyer SEES
OrellleS ...4 20
Total. 54.45
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7. P. %CAILLOUET,
LOCKPORT La,
Pharmacist and Chemist.
REPRESENTATIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

PARFUMER!E.-Le beau sexe. les
leunes gems ct les hommeS mtirs
qui veulcnt singer la ieunesse, al
ment ct r~eshrrchant les parfnmS les
plus shuves, les les plus
pures. les savons les plus oaorantS
lrs articles de toilette les plus ia
dlspensablts ct les plus a la mode
tells que brOSses a dents, peignes
brosses a cheveux, etc. etc, trouve
ront, en- qnantite tons ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux a
des prlx qui defent toute concur.
rence.
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respectable meme, q men pas dou.
ter. Eft poultant lie chapear h..
Je sa,s quill etait noir...ou brun ;
mais quelles 1eurs avait.il Z bleues,
blanches, roages on vertes 49,
Ma fol, je men sails rien, ct ce
doute affreux. je le Grains, empoi.
sonnera toute mon existence.
-.
Et VOLTA pourquoi ieTre depnis,
CONNIE une anne en- peine sur les
cnemins poudreux, en- murmurant
tout has la pIainte melancolique
du pecheur, avec quelques varian-
ties:
Jignorais son nom, ga naissance,
La premiere fois que je la Wis
Je ne IFS pas ga connaissance.
It pourtant EN- fus tout ravi.
Etait-elle belief
Je ls croyais,
ct VOLTA dele
Tout ce que je sails.
Peut.on demanCor a Faurore.
S'elaneant soudain de son lit eternel.
81 le doux rayon qui la dore
Lui Went de la terre on du ciel
?a,fois .aussi je m'arr6te instinc-
tivement devant Petalage DIES
modistes, dams n Tongue ct
muette contemplation. Eft les
PEASANTS, indifferents Il grandes
douleurs, de dire sans M eclat de
rire En- VOLTA encore IN qui tait
de lorgne Poll aux modistes
Oh! les mechanics langues!...
LOUIS DE SAINTES
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UNE NOUVELLE POUDRE DE
CHAsSE.-Une petite revolution
pour lie monde des c%hasseurs:
PEtat va taire fabriquer a Ia
pondrerie rationale de Vonges.
dams la Cote dor. II poudre de
chasse sans fumee que Went de de.
convrir IN jeune chimiste de Dion.
Cette pondre ne fat pressure pas
de brnit, he rouille pas les arn,es
ct sc conserve sans alteration au-
Cune.
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ATELIEB

Ayant tout lie mat6riel necessaire. nous
solnnleS , memo d'executrr tons les ouvrageI
t~ypographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartcs d'affairea. ent6tes de
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Tn chapeau qui me touine la tete
(Ecrit pour la SENrINELLE)

(hcrlt pour la SENTISELLE)
lie croirez vons? je m'interesse
assez aux chareanx.....de danes.
L'autre soir, a l'fgiise, len avais
remarque I'M toni mignon, coguet,
encadrant I'm frais minois, gentil a
croqner, dn moins je lie supposais
ainsi, a &c coquin de frais minois
me tournait le dos ct. tout enter
au sermon, s'ohstinait desespere-
ment a he pas me faire l'aum6ne
Dun regard. Ponr moi, toufe mon
attention etait ~concentree snr lui.
Qua dit lie p~redicatenr? Dieu me
pardcnne! je men sails pas un
traftre mot. Mes yeux, ma pensee.
non cRur meme, fantii vons Ia
vouer tout mon atre enfin etait
absorb6 dams la contemplation Or
&c mignon ct coouet chapean qui.
helas! ne Sc detournait pas.
J'apercevais bien la ligne blanche
1u cou Sc detachant sur le col
noir du manteau de fourrureS :
quelques boacles folatres echapp6es
de la masse.soyeusc de SEES blends
cheveux, noues en- oppulentes tor
sades derriere la t6te, jetaient ca
IA Ia E,n, ar,brnr ,,p oot%a
blancheur de cygne. J'entrevoy-
ais, un bout d'Oreille fnement cIse-
lee /; je crus meme, ua moment,
voir IN coin de joue toute rouge.
Mais lie n'oserais laffirmer. Je lai
w sans doute dams IN ebIouisse-
ment CONNIE j'ai w lie reste dams
nn reye: un visage de seraphin,
des yeux bleus, noyes dams les
efhuyes dune douceur m~elancoli-
ques, ct une bouchetoute mignonnp,
bouton de rose s'entrfouvant
une double rangee de perles. Et
lie mignon ct coQuet chapeau
4demeurait t~oujonrs immoblle! Ce-
TAFT a en- devenir fou. I'm instant
i'eus la pensee de m'avancer au
milieu de Peglise, vers ce chapeau
oni m'attirait CONNIE un aimant,
et de lui arracher sol mystere. En-
plein sermon !.--quel scaDdale!.-.
-J'avais deja fait un movement
pour me lever, mails Je me rassis
aussit6t, rempli de terreur a cette
pensee. Pour comble de malheur,
mon camarade, qui natnrellement
interpretait mon movement par
IN desir de sortir, me dit aussit6t:
"C'eSt celia, partons." Et dams
mon trouble, je lie suiviS- pres.
cue inconsciemment, la t6te IT les
iambes alourdieS, CONNIE uu homme
ani a ttop bu. Lair froid de la
rue me fit grand bien ct init I'M
lpeu d'ordre dams ma pauvre Ger.
velle aui await failli eclater. Eft
amaintenant, tandiS que nous allions
reimbursement le long des rues
NAL eciairees, ma pensee, retour-
matt bien vite au chapeau, comm
lie pigeon qu'on lache s'envole au
MD de SEES amours. Je lie voyais,
ce bien. aim6 chapeau, baigne dams
Ia Iumiere iacertaine de feglise,
tout impregne de ce mystere qui
tlotte lie soir, sous les routes sacrees
DIES temples, avec lie parfum DIES
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Une horrible calamite rst arrivee
dams nn aisle de fons 4 Tongue
Pointe, Canada. LIE fen a pris aux
batiments ct pres de soixante allie.
n6s ont du peIir dams les fammes :
c0mpris Z sHurs attaches 4 pAta.
hlissement ct apt,a,I-nant 4 la
congregation uu Sacrc CHsr.
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job Work done neatly, scienti6.
caily, speedily and cheapIy. by the
SENTINEL job printing office, Main
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HoUMA. La, Jan. 30. 1899.
A few doses at Gouaux,s Anti A.th,na.;a
MIXTURE has relieved me of =. very had
'eugh. my little daughter has bes1 cured ri.
's,oy taking the same. A. CT )BERT.
TA Barber
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

The order of service to be attend
ed by the Court on Sunday morning
next, Nov. 10th, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
will be: The order of morning
prayer with Psalms 6:3S; LIST Les
son, 2 Kings V. to yer. 10; 2nd
Lesson, S. Luke xvii. yer. ll-20. !;
Hymn 500, special prayers of inter-
cession, Hymn 36S, sermon by the
Bishop of Honolulu. Hymn 1874
during the offertory. The music
will be led by the surpliced choir of
men and boys. Mrs. Gray will pre-
side at the organ. Seats will be re-
served for the Court, the Cabinet,
Judges of the Supreme Court, the
Diplomatic and Consular Corps, the
Admiral, Captains and Officers of
the ships of war in port, Privy
Councillors, members of the Legis-
lature, and Government Officials.
The rest of the church will be open
to the public. 7O7 5t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-12
HOUSE AND LOBBY.

The baseball-on.Sunday bill was
killed last night without benefit of
clergy. Some of the National Re-
formers were accessory TO the fact,
and some including the father OF the
child were out OF the way.
Rep. Nawahi's bill 10 make the
adjacent seas tributary OF untold
wealth 10 the nation went the way
of oil the earth last night, nolwllh-
standing It's authors eloquent APP
peal IN which no indicated Ocean
Island as convenient place Of ban
lshment for all the Chinese,
Another victim of late hours was
lhn hotter inspection bill, which u
getting as venerable here ~ he dos
Deased wiir's sisters William N
England, The little rod lion
male q gallant hghl lor his phlllr
aillina on The Safely fallp While ht
hlpS svppI1hpalpi slram W lhp lal'p'
M no planters, hnl lhp plrsslll'
Nas 1870 AfupR apl ~ srhl nom
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-12
EXPRESSION OF THANKS.

The ladies concerned take this
means to express their very hearty
thanks to all who so kindly aided
them in the fair for the Sailors
Home. Through the courtesy of
Admiral Brown they had a most eff
cient corps of workers to decorate
the building; and to the Charleston
band and all aboard ship they eX-
tend their thanks. Also to Mr.. Ber-
ger and his ever ready musicians !;
to the kind artisans in various walks
in life, who gave them substantial
aid; to the Press of Honolulu, and
to each and every one who lent a
hand. 1t is impossible to name all
of the host, but the ladies managing
the fair wish every one to feel him
self personally thanked, and that
with heartiness. Finally, thanks
are returned to the ever generous
Honolulu public who in defiance OF
the weather turned out to make the
occasion q success.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-12
The AMIGO CHINESE.

1t is. stated by responsible parties,
who have investigated the matter,
that the Chinese aboard the Amigo
are all skilled and extra skilled rail-
road builders. They will 60 to work
on the Mexican Railroads imme-
diately upon arrival in that country.
These laborers are all engaged with
out contracts and will receive from
$25 to $35 per month, with an add
ed bonus OF piece each of Govern
ment land when the railways are
completed. 1t is understood ar
rangements for still larger lmlnl-
grafton of the same kind of skilled
railroad laborers, on the same terms
is being negotiated. The presen,
shipload are from Macao, China.