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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18
Stein Bride.
Mapors Office, !
stabt San Natonio, Seras.
5. December, 1890.

5tabt San Nntonio, Serus.
5. De5ember, 1890.
Sn ueberein ftimmuns nit BEN Rapi,
tel XLVI Der rebioirten 9tbinanaen
tperben b~etfiegelte Nngebote in biefsr
Office big gum
Samftas, ben 8. San,tar 1891
IL ubr Mittaes eatgegensenommen
Detben, fur bic Ya9t Der @teinbrt6e
Der barten 5teine SO. 20, %, "a, 25,
26 uuo 81 fir oas Sabr 1891. 8ieter
Derben eriudt, bei Ser @iagabe ibrer
@n9ebote beim Stabt . gIerf fiinf3ig
Dollars al 6sponiren. als cine @aran.
tic, baB iie ben Durgeidlagenen Mietbs
Gontratt eiugehen nnb bic bafiir no,
tbise 8drsi6aft fielsn; gsTGiebt leb.
teres nidt, 10 III bic bepOntr!e Gumme
on bic 5tabt Derfaleu.
Die Sta6t bebdlt f9 bas &e9t Dor,
irgenb ems ODER ale Mngebote aurtid,
5utpeiIen.
Insebote mtKen an ben Mapor ge,
ri@tet unb Proposals for Lease Of
Rock Quarry tberf6rieben lein.
BrDan @aItagban,
Mtteitirt /: MdpDr.
6. g. @Iaubon, 9tabts@ lert.
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@emeisfaNe.

g. o. Clifford In Iep Ga1sl, @is. Bate ~nerpbIer
paren iii i@Ie9ten SuRanbe, bic eebtr meriItb onses
srifen, Bate feinen appettt unb mar hbsrbaupt pcns
itdnbts ~entfrditet. 0ret Giaf&en electric 8itters ia.
Sen ta fxsirt.
Gbirarb ebepIerb, Sarrisburs, 81 bate cine
pffene gBunbe am Reins, bic fhon a@f SABRE s~elanfen
mar. @ebrau&te bret EIai4en electric Dttters unb
iisben SGaGieln Su6len'8 Grniea Salbe unb BITE
Bate flnf Munbsu am Beine bur4 Gteber perurfa&t.
Dte Qtr3te ~ertlarten fstnen SuG ais ~unbtiItar. Cine
Glai&e Gleetrie 8itter5 unb cine S&aftef 8udlens ars
Mica Salte babsu ibu rouftdntts eurtrt. gu baben n
alien apsttetsu. 9retb, Gbpmpfon & &C., DBplefale.
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Meash Werashsns aeasn bic Rel.

- Megeii 8erssbens sesst1 bic ReIi.
gioa batten ii6 In Defau IL Nnges
flagie Dor Der 6traffammer su nerant.
tDorten. Sic baiten in Der Na9t gum
26. Gebrunr betm G~aftna6tstan3 cine
Ra6abmuug bes Nbenbmabls beran.
%iaIiet, unb trurben besbalb 3u gefdng'
ribffrafen bon 6 Monaten bis herunier
3u elmer Wo9e perurtbeilt.
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etaat Sbio, @tabt SoIebo,1
QrtuR Gpunth. s. s.

Grant 8. gbenes bef6Dirt, bab er Der
dItere @artner Der Girma 8. s. gbeueb &
Co., IL, reIde @ef6afte IN ber Stabt 3olebo,
in oben senanntem gountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb bab belaete Girma bic Summe bon Elm.
bunhert Dollars fir ieben 8aI bon ga.
tartb besablen pir0, Der burd ben @ebraud
bon 9aII'8 &atarrb eur nidt aebeiIi
perben fann. Grant >. Gbeneb.
Sef9moren Dor mir unb unterf1rieben IN
meiner Gessuioart am s. September A. D. 80,
AN u. %. @Ieafpn,
wv OfentIi9er 8Otar,
Sau's aatarrb Sur tpiro innerli@ senpm.
men unb pirft brett auf oas gIut unb biz
fdIeimisen Sberfdden bes Shfems. 9abi
@ud umionft eeueuiFe fominen.
s. s. Gbeuts & &c., EoIebe, Ohio,
eE- Gertauft bon spetbetern, rs Cts.
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SER 6. s. aSQaper. SO. PIT OH,

SER 6. S. @aler. go. 217 Oh.
9Onfion : 5traBe bdlt tets bas bolls
tommenfie Eager In 3eidenmaterias
lien, xapeten, Garben, Glas, SpiegeI'
eIas, giloerrabmen, GisniHea unb allen
3eidnens uab Wtalers utenflien. Rlnf.
Ierif6 ansgeFibrte 8ilber unS 5tatuets
ten &c. finb In cine. iebeusmertben Sol
lerie sur MnFGt uab gum @ertauf ouss
geffeut. Sn 8apeten unb 3immerbefo>
rnsionen III bas @ei@maduolfe uao
Weaede bert 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18

sas- Wie III bies? @inbunbertun6s
ffnfsig neue Oamen : QIeiber oaer 9lrt
bon $40, SIP unb SIS. fperoen ale
gum prsiie bon S. berfauft. 8erfeblt
niGt. por3ufpre6eu uno fe 3u bef1ti>
gen bel 6. Deut9 & 20.
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0effentlid)e alnseise.
0ffice

san MntOnio, 5. Oea., $50.

San antOnio, 5. 9e3.. go.
Sitrour9 wirb betannt gemant, baB
i'd am 20. Gage beg DECEMBER 1890 um
IL ubr 8ormittass in Der 5auptmartt.
bale bannit begiiiuen uerbe. bic 6leif9,
ffdnbe i'm befaeten Marft fit has 5abr
1891 on ben b6@iten unb beftsn 8ieter
gu ~Derfaufeu.
9etne Nngebote uerheu e~ntgeaenses
nommen, bic uuter ben BON benz Sta6fs
ratb fetsefeGten Minimum . 9reiIen
limb. u. 8runi,
MQrftmeiIfer.
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a Bir baben einen eroBen She'll
unieres Waarenlasels ~psrfauft, BADEN
aber nod einen groBen @orratb an
0anb nAb oferiren iebt Dameit. Inb
Wdo9en : Mdntel uno Sadets gu nod
niehrigern Breiieu tpie borber.
6. Oeutff & 60.
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sr ManbeIn, 3iRe, &ofmen, aoz
rittben, fran30iii6e pfIaumen, feline
englii9e Graders, @elees, Mince Meat,
@bofolabe, 8adgepiir5e etc, bel @il L
o It & &ote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18

sar Neue beutide 2inien, beutides
Sauertraut. Dill @urfen. Gin groBes
aRoriiment bon in GiiGien eingema6.
ten 6ri6ten, @emiifen, Gleii9waaren
&C.; bel 2ouis RunteL No. ~
Nor6s sSloresIfraBe.
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GedjS eSahre aeblaat.

Sailor s. Gfab, @eab @ins, Minu. laai
Elm autss Mort ffr Hafor Rouig's 9erben.
Gtarler, neil er srildrt, bab er Die Mebijin
felt finf Sabren bieIen 2eiDen6en empfobIeu
bat. unb sIpar bat ii9 bic CUTE @irfuns baupt.
fadli9 In einem Sale beiuabrt BET elmer Grau,
ireIde feds Sabre lang bon Der epilepfe GEE
p.ast mar.
4aImer, 3an.. IA. Mai 's9.
GrduIein Stranger, II Sabre aIt,
baite bdufise anb f9ipere MnfdIIe, Die 8erubt.
Ief9lett finbigte ffd bnr@ linen Iauten S9rei
an. Sic bate ms6rers Sabre lang iebe Bc1e
Anfaue. grqe @trtnug: gerbItune
Der MndIIe bon Der erAen Dofa
an. baum auIndliaes Rn9IaHtn BET aranfbeit.
Serr e~nfebfu6 s a m Ell bon ct.
Sofepb, &anfy bate ale 5iuei Wlrnate epileptis
fme aufdne. Mad eineri taraen GebranH bon
@6nigY Nerben<G tdrlsr bot It feinen Mnfan
niebr sebabt. 8. GbrtfoPborb
~ Tns gn8 far EtrbeuIeibeube tpirO Sebem, bs
z sss.snat isss ssaslesnts nHb alrFnsn and biz DE
6!is nssSisias isssss jeil sstn sasr.n BON patio,
&sgie 70 Sort moeue. Snb. snbereittt uno iest xntel
iettltr &npetfang npH Der
K6nis llJeoicine Co,
50 @effsUsabiIen efr. gbieaau, Su.
3sfs sl.eo per Slai1s, fe9s fir.......sso1.
grsis 81. 90 per 6Iaf9e, 8 GIaiden $500.
Bum gerlarf in Gan antonic BEL GboIpE
Drste, 80. II, 9unb 81 aianiOs Straee.
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AZ Wenu Sbr suies trodenes Dot.
Dot 8rennbcls brau@t, ipredt per Ober
beitellt per SeIepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; He bat fets bas 8efe
I'm Martte. Selepbon 81.
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Cinderella Ga,tb gtGre,
gde OF 6%oufoniraBe unb abenue G


a4r Yancoaa& Sob Fno in
ibrem b~ebeutenD DsrerOBsrten Geihdftss
Total In ieber DiaFdt auf Sic Serbffs
unb Minter 5aifon nprbereitet. sic
baben cine bOrtrefF;de Muspabl bon
5tDfen fur 6erreH, peIde Mn3ii9e mad
NaB wini9en. llAb III i6rem gaser If
Maes bertreten, mas CUR 0errentoilette
geh6tt. Jertige Mn5ige mad reueffem
59niit in ieber Qualitdt uno gu iebem
preiie; feiue ueber3ieber; moberne 9ii=
te; unter3eug Der 5aiion onaepaBt;
molene unb leineue Oemben, Rrabats
ten unb ale bic anoeren Gerren. SDilet.
ten, artifeI. paneoaf 6 Sobn erbaIs
Ten ibreu &uf, bic leiten5t 5irma ibrer
Bran9c gu ieiu, aufre9t.
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DW &oRren, 1ianbsln, @itreuat,
feline 8eDtr5e. 6errer SsIifateEeg
CHER Irt bel 2ouis RunteL 81
NotbsdIeres. straBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18

~ Msr esbissene Standardization.
fs faufen nil, iolIie 3u @rit3er
Bros. gsben, bsren SuweIens unb
u~brens9agsr uniirsiiig bas e~lesanteFe
in ber Gtaot 1T.
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"a Serb. Gbeline bot einea 8ars
room srfter @Iafe er6Fnet Mef. Sons
me,ees5 Str. 239 (fthhsr Neitss Mpo.
tbefs.) 6ieis frildles Bier ON 3apfe,
ftiae MbisftD's uno cute gigarren.
Gin gemttbli@es 2ocaI. bas Seber bes
iu6en lp0te!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18

BD- Gas SupeIenIaser ber 6irma
@rit3er BROS. iff boppelt 10 reid.
taItis nis p%ergangenes Sabr; ieber
@ei6mad unb iebe 86rie f0nnen be-
friebist tperben.
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sar aptle 2obleu So per 3onne;
Mcglaia.r Slod unb 2ptle gemiidt 81.
-Snbian territory 4obien bette Quas
lltdt $3.50. penn: Qntbraeit 2obleh
$13. Gbenio has befie irofeue Sfens
unb Gorb 8rennbols su niebrigfen
BreiFeu bei Carr & &Dberfon,
IA Bur!eIous6 Selepbon 1913.
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Yreiie Yraiie
Ympp {

pnppem
init YorSela1 R6pfen, 8 3on, 5Gs
teln G%lisejogene. 4 5c
uaasrtre6li6, an9e5ogtm 10 10 y
IA . 20 .
~ Is y Is -
ieine &tb nit 0anr uno Saline seigenb,
IL SOL groB............25 Gts.
gaiIen, fein hecOritt, per Yaar 10 gs.
" 'e's0 IN " 20 n
Ynppea.g tibte. .25 Sc.
Wagea ......5 unb 10
GgpreRzW aecu, b6Iserne Qren so
II eiierne Is
S1amfelpferSe Is IS.
Se1pcepeSea, bon stuGl, iebr e!es
CANT. $3.50.
Elephant Gbaufeln, fir feline
Riuber, $1.00.
Mle 5pielia@en gu e,itaunli9 biai>
gen preiieu.
Yamt @agmer.
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unfsrn $500 G9ub fihrer mir felt
8 Sabren unb ~garaHtirsn iebfs paar.
Mu9 lit Bel uns ales in Gaglgn,, GER
REM. 2nabea= nnb Mdb@en Gduben
III finoen.
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2iquor 8 serbice, eefdlifsres @las,
Woher
Wein
Oos feinfe gfOrtimsnt bel ReptOn&
WeIIer.
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sT Die Sumeliere @rit3er Bros.
246 %. Commensurate baben |dr bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Elm aussewdbltes
2aser bon Oiamantsn, SdmudIaden
aler Nrt, ME 8rohen, Nrmbdnbsr,
Retten, ubren &c. &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-18

0o6seitseeidsnte,
8ef6lifsne Glider,
JrudizB sbdlier,
pit9er,
@oDal WorceItsr 8aIen,
DoultDn @wer
Sroa Gromu GhccolaeensS6pfe
&opal Glemifb. Sarbiniere BEL
Nemton & WeIIer.
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aeutIde Sob Office.

DeutIGe, iOtuie ensIii@e Druid Nrs
bsiten perben prompt unb bilia bers
fsrtist bon s bnS @Ott. No. Z
Horb Gei9dfts.
Ieute unb 8ereine auf benz 2aube mo
gen f9 %gefdlisft on i'm uenOen. Druid
bon Statuten &c. cine Specialitdt. Die
dltefte beuti6e Sob Sruderei In Der
Gtabt.
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E @ritser8ros., So. 246 %.
GommereeHraEs, oferiren fur Die Geier=
tage eine brilante Nuspabl BON Soilet'
itfdftden, @oIb' unb Silbermaaren aIs
ler Nrt. Spre6t borl
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sa~ gsIet 9. Deuii9 6 Cos.
Nn8eisen III biefem Blatte.
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nas- Nisnanb brau9t gu f~rieren.
Mir babsE Elm sruBes 9aser BON 2abiss
gaImoraI 9titts unb haben bic Yreiie
bafiir mie foIet beydbeeieBi:
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~ Maberids 8a nj besabIt 4
pro3sut 3inieu fur 3eit.9 epofteu.
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Alb nllO 415 Sit SOnitonz 9trabe.
Odn5li6er AuSDerfant
5es grpBen Mooren<2aqers
DD1t
&c. SrmmsipiG & gpbn,

20 0tH1ts1UtN q SUDW,
beitebeltb aus 6erretls ut6 &nabeltz
Nnsiigen, 6iiten, S6u9en, Stiefeln,
aleioeritofen aller Dirt, puBwaaren,
Quilts 1tb 8lanfets, fur5 Der ldmmtz
ltde gorratb ueit utter 8otenpreis,
bur@ q. g 9nit5er,
Niiignee.
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CUR Amenbirung Der 8. @ection, SEA.
pitel 80 Der repibirten Or6iaauaen.
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Giet ans elmer S6ke
BON sc SuA.

the CHARLES A. voeELEa co.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28
A DENIAL.

EDITOR BULLETIN: Seeing the
false statements made about what ]
say from time to time, in the Oppo-
sition papers, the Advertiser and
Times, l would ask you to publish a
denial of these statements rs en-
tircly false and without any founda-
ton. My advice to the natives was
to be sure that they are qualified to
vote for Mobiles, and once satisfied,
to stand to it, and not to be bluffed
as Is tried in many cases by some OF
the Inspectors and those allowed to
come before them to scare the natives.
This game of misleading the white
voters TO raise prejudice in the
minds of my friends, who have been
my best and warmest supporters, is
nnaYailing. Nothing can mlslead
The intelligent white vote, or the ma
tive either, and | am fairly sure of
proving it At the coming elections.
Il. W. WILCOX.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28
KAPIOLANi PARK ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Kapiolani Park Asso-
citation was held this morning. The
following Board of Directors was
elected, being with one exception a
reelection of the previous Board:
j. Campbell,
w. G.. Irwin,
Z. II. Walker,
+. S. Cunha,
A. S. Cleghorn,
III. II. Macfarlane,
w. M. Giffard,
Tom May,
ii. }. Noltc,
Cecil Brown,
4. S. Douglas.
The usual routine business was
transacted. 1t was shown that the
limited finances Of the Association
had been expended economically
and that large number Of improve
ments had been effected at very
small expense. The shareholders
present expressed themselves as
pleased with the efforts of the late
Board of Directors in improving the
park and its environs. Some dis
cussion cnsued as to the advisable
ity of having an artcsian well in tho
park for the purpose of watering
the shrubbery planted'by the park
forester.
A vote Of thanks to the Secretary
Mr.. w. Nj. Giifard, for the system,
attic and elaborate manner in which
the park records were kept, wa
passed unanimously.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28
STIRRING THE PHYSICIANS.
sir NOrriI Wac kenNie Enjoying Him
sself prOdding Ills Brethren.

LONDON. Nov. 3O.--Sir Morcll Mae
kenzic is giving the Royal College of
Physicians aud Surgeons some very
bad quarter hours. lie contributes
to the December Nineteenth Century
IN exhaustive article called The
Dreadful Revival of LcprOsy," in
which he goes foi his brethren of the
royal institution collectively and in
dividualIy. He terms the commit
tees report of 1868 ian lIl-s,arrcd
document which has done more to
propagate the disease than any other
single agency since the crusadcs. y
or this committee he declares only
two members had the smallest prac-
,ical acquaintance with lcproSy.
One Of them, DR.. Owen Recs, hav.
ing met one case. and the other, Dr.
CALVIN Milroy, having paid u hur-
ricd visit To Drmcrara where he was
cgrcgiousy hoaXcd even Ivy the dull
witted Icpers. Sir Morc!! supports
all his assertions by abundant Incl
dent and sums up the case ,hus:
"ContagieuSness of the disease wa,
never doub ed till ii had nearly died
ont. Men ceased 10 believe in con.
tagiOn when they no longer saw dali
" instances of it. The whole sys.
tenn Of medical police, by which lcpro-
sy was finally driven out Of Europe
an countries, was based on the no.
l,nt
measures not based on that principle
have ever had the slightest effect in
checking its ravagcs. The alarming
spread of this loa,hsomc pest in re-
cent years is, in my opinion. due to
the fact that for some time the OPP
posite doctrine gained the asccndcn-
cy and held captive the minds Of
men. For this pernicious error and
for all the disastrous consequences
that have flowed and continue to
flow from it the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of London
is chiefly responsible
Sir Morcll's lecture before one of
the most critical audiences in Great
Britain at the Philosophical Institu-
ton of Edinburgh, which has brought
demands for his appearance in near
ly every important town in the Tn
tied Kingdom, did not deal tchderly
with the members of the Royal Col
lege, either. Sir Morcll has reociv-
ed many offers to lecture in Amer.
lea, one coming from the Lowell In
stitute this morning. lie informs
me that he is considering the pro.
ject of an American tour seriously,
but has not yet arrived at final
determination in the matter. -- The
Republic.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28

The { hinaman can cuJoy his sun
day, and why cannot the German
(Applausc.)
Mr.. c. Bossc proposed the health
Of "Nisitors of other nationalitics,"
to which Major II. i. llcbbard
pithily responded.
Mr.. j. Bartram proposed "Thc
Press" calling on the BULLETIN re-
preventative, who responded briefly.
Prof Berger then went To the
piano, playing accompaniment tor
songs by Mr.. W. Brash aud Mr..
Neither. and after few minutes Of
dancing and handshaking all round
the merry gathering, at about mid
night. dispersed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28
VIM. G. IRWIN 4 Co.,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
4G2 d.l2l WY
California : Lands
FOR SALE

I>HE undersigned wishes to inform
l. the public that he has opened II
Branch California Land Dnicc. ut No.
~ Merchant street. Honolulu.
10 persons wishing to invest in
Choice Timber, Agriculture. Fruit or
Grazing Lands in the fine State OF Cali
fOrnia, or In Desirable Building Lots in
the beautiful City and Suburbs of Oak
land. with its unrivaled climate and
opportunities. | am prepared To offer
every inducrmcnt in the way of bar
gains.
The Lands which here offer have all
been most carefully inspected by II
thoroughly reliable surveyor. employed
specially for that purpose. aud ! am
therefore enabled TO give satisfactory
guarantee that every piece offered will
strictly correspond with the description
given by me.
The Titles to these Lands are perfect,
being in the main state school lands.
The previous personal inspection
thereof at great expense. offers abSO-
Int security tn purchasers and is an
induccmcnt offered by no other dealer
in state school lands in California.
The price ranges from $500 per acre
upward according to quality and loca-
llDIl. ANU llltIc - IlD ubNDl. DN lthlnn
into account the rapid growth and pro-
grrSsiOn OF that state. that these lands
offered M these low ilgurcs must within
Il few years command much higher
price and so secure to every investor a
profit not easily equalcd in any other
line of speculation.
This opportunity will be open for a
limited time only, and ! therefore cX-
tend an invitation to all who wish To-
secure good and cheap homes in that
magnificent State and Country. and also
to those who desire to invest little
money to so great advantage and profit,
10 call upon me soon and obtain full
particulars.
Information will be chccrfuily given.
1" Office room with j. A. Magoon,
attorney, No. IL Merchant street.
iG0 If A. MOIsOFF.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-28
ENGLISH AS SHE Is WROTE.

The following Is the text of cir
cular received by several business
houses last hail:
Maurice Ducot, IS, Rue dc Pes
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\ BLUEJACKEr named Grisrll WAS
dangerously wo"ndcd by accident ON
board the L. $. :. Nipsic yesterday.
The men were drilling with ball
cartridge and the revolver Of . man
behind Griscll missed fine three times.
While the man was examining the
piece it went off, the bullet entering
Griselp's body through the hip. AS
it was evident that he was seriously
hurt, he was taken ashore and to the
Queens Hospital. Efforts to locate
the bullet have so far failed. At noon
to-day Grisell was doing rs we'll as
could he expected, but DR.. Mckihbin
regards the case as unques,ionably
lnnocrOl,s
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
Resignation OF EaY. Geo. Waitace
EfrcrtVcd.-.A hurrpSSOr s"m Inn
ted by the SECOND Congregation.

Resignation OF E?Y. Geo. Waiface
HrcrtVcd.--A nuccrsSOr N"minn-
ted by the SECOND Congregation.
A gOodly representation OF the
Second Congregation OF 81. An
drew's Cathedral obcyed the call
tor meeting in the schoolroom yes
terllay evening, to receive the resig-
nation of the pastorate by Rev. Geo.
Wallace and take such steps as
were required in the emergency.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh, who has
been acting pastor in Rev. Mr..
Wallace's absence, presided and
opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr.. Il. Rain Walker read Mr..
Walace's letter of resignation, adj
dressed to Mr.. T. May and himself
Us church wardens. The letter sta
ted that the writer had accepted =
call to the rectsrship of the pro-ca-
thedral at Sioux Falls, South Dako-
Ia. lie mentioned that the salary
was less than his charge in Honolulu
had been giving, but there was an
inviting field of labor presented.
The town is railway centre of ris-
ing Importance, in the midst OF q
rich country. The church is hand
some one built by one of the Astors
of New York in memory of his de-
parted wife. Mr.. Wallace conveyed
to the members of the congregation
his high appreciation Of the abound.
ing kindness bestowed on him while
living in Honolulu.
Mr.. Walker read the draft of q
reply to the letter, couched In grace
FIJI and sympathetic language, which
on motion of Capt. Mist, seconded
by Judge Bickerton, was nnani-
mously adopted.
Mr.. Macintosh said the particu-
lar business Of the meeting was
over, but it would be competent for
them to reorganize for further con-
ference, and after pronouncing the
henetlictiOn he retired.
Judge Bickerton being called 10
the chair, the meeting proceeded,
unVtE lliC COuooioVIioii, w oNhS opSpo
for filling the vacant pastorate.
Capt. ii. w. Mist, II. N, and Mr..
Thos. May were unanimously elect
ed as nominators, when the former
invited instructions or suggestions
for their guidance.
Mr.. Walker moved that the nomi-
majors be requested TO present the
name of Rev. Alex. Macintosh to
the Bishop as their new pastor.
Mr.. Robert Cation, in seconding
the motion, observed that the occa-
sion might be an opportune one for
considering the feasibility OF uniting
the two congregations into one body.
Mr.. ii. +. Glade would like to
see the suggested union, but consid-
cred that the matter could not well
he discussed in conjunction with the
special business inland.
Mr.. Walker briefly related the
circ instances of the separation, also
stated certain conditions that might
be an obstacle to reunion. While
hoping that all barriers might one
day be providentially removed, he
denied all representations of strife
or rivalry between the congrega,
tons.
The motion passed unanimously
and the meeting adjourned withon,
day