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Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
FIFTH EDIqI)||
Convention OF the Wilmington ~
Epworth Tongue

Epworth Tongue
To lie held In Bc0tt NJ. [ 90,
Seventh and Spruce street, J4tur
1890.
MORNING SESSION.
o. Devotional service.
go. Gall 10 order By the ps,si.
roll-c all Of delegates; appoin,m.s
committeesj reports from on tr !,
mittees and delegates; resort. A.
memorials.
$50. "How can we most pre,,
use the Bible?" = paper by Eay +
Hubbard, Ph. d. Of Now Ca,du \
Church; discussion, In i've Mn,
speeches, to be opened by RyT
PilchaId, Of DelaN . . City.
1890. 40 what extent shputI.p.
engage In tho public services ol
Church, paper by Miss Irens II
OF Scott N. II. Church; discu ,61
i've minute speeches TO be o,e a
Ms. Rebecea Miller, Of NJ rsuvy
collection.
Ills. 1.-THE religious work Q! Ne n
worth League" u paper by gcy Al,
Stenglc, OF Union NJ. II. Clur,l !
eussion In five minute sperche., /.
opened by Prof. IL. .. Goldey, II IA
ark.
IL. Doxology and bonediction.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l.3O. Service Of song. ....
| Lee. Call to order, Realm, q n
rtcs. Reports OF committees, "a
I i.l III hhslnAss n.
40. The Social Work ui The d
worth League" n paper by Ryn1
joiner. Of Union N. K. Church hal
sion to be opened by WIN. K. Flu
Newport.
$50. 1.-THE Literary Work Of he d
worth League, a paper by Mis-, FloreI
Milbourn, OF Branlywlne NJ. J.. Chur]
Diseusslon to be opened by Jos pb I'D
lett, OF Scott.
5 20. Entertainment Depar,m.,
the Epwor,h League, q paper by I'd
Chaa A. Gree, Phi. D., OF Brhnlyrl
NJ. Il. Church. Discussion to be d a.
by Chas. +. stcngle, OF Union.
$50. "Finance Department oi y
Epworth League" paper by A. IN
sore OF Union NJ. +. Church. il,cussi
TO be opened by Mrs. Emma YOs,.T
Brandy wine. Collection.
4.l5. The Epworth League. A
dress by Rev. jesse l.. Hurlbut, y. d.
New York; corresponding secretary
the Epworth League and Of the SUD
School Union of The Methodist !. li.si
Church.
| Doxology and beued Iction.
| a...5 EVENING SESSION.
| 7.l5. Service OF song.
| 7.ap. Cali TO order. Reading d y
utes. Business.
40. "The relation Of the SD
school aud the Epworth League Il
Church aud TO each other" a r,,t
Joseph Pyle OF ST. PAuPs N. 4. tha
500. Observation-Disclosures versu,l
tariani-in,'' Rev. w, l.. =. MUIR NJ
D., Presiding Elder OF wilmingto.
trict.
Collection.
$50. The Ideal Young Chrlst.as'
Rev. Jesse l.. Hurlbut, ID. ID.
We make three requests:
Frat, that papers do not exceed Ia
minutes, except those Of the sgea
I fchhiuu.
second, that all delegates tahan
the discussions.
Third, that the chairman OF The Va
CATION from each organized lragls, V
present u brief written repOri al
morning SEES on, sia'ing date d ~
zation, number OF charter, III lNt
mcm bers, aud condition OF the eiAii,
The music will be under the lcalei
of Prof. Joseph d. Aldred OF Scot. NJ
Church, assisted by q. II. Tisles
cornettist, ard tho combined choI
Union, Braudywine and Scott Y
Churches.
N. B.-En.crtsinmcnt will be M
ed Tor all delegates from out OF tbs
VAUGHAN b. CoLLINs,
LILLE J. MCCREA,
A. V. HrsoRE,
Commi,,eA
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Bargain in Creamery Butter.


SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. "a warrant
for the arrest Of Grand Master Work.
man Powderly, Of the Knights Of Labor,
sworn ont by Edward Caila.han byiote
Justice keener, oil 5co'tdal., waa re-.
ceved here yesterday. When the consta-
bir wen 10 Mr. Powierly's eouse he
inuUi him sick IN bed. suffering from
nj .sy, sore throat aud "la grippe. and
sid net make the arrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Tor ALL.

,'9R SALE. "
On easy terms and a low prices large
humber oil dwelling houses, among thcm
he follow ihg:
icol West Eightlls,reet
14t5 West Eighth street, =..5=5... e
=,i4J East Thirteenth sheet,
y. ". Corner lnrl and shipley,
lni3 l.igcoIG street,
ld0l West Ninth street,
is Market ST e.
'iS Madison street,
ia i,eedl street,
=ipea, I052, iGli " is0n street,
ln5 l.ireolG stre.t,
l9l2, 1891 West Eighth street,
lig3 Lincoln stree
80 9, 2ll Ea4t Fifteenth street,
507 West Faar't. street.,
81 Monroe street,
III East Sxlh street,
223 South jackson street,
~ Aiaus's'rcet, .Z
~ Morrow street,
dlG WashIn. ton stree,
AZ, AS, AZ sherman stgeet,
l02, Gdi West Eiglith street,
s. 3 Adams street,
llSl Harrison street,
=. +. Corner TAYLOR ard Pine,
1912, 1914, 10lG Wilson street.
22o5, 2207 Market street,
S46 Madison street.
5Ol Wcst 3rl street,
l2l pa Pout street,
1872, l9il West Trout street, Fl.
89l Locust street,
ttH .
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Kansas City 10 threatened with water
famine, the sudden gorgipg OF leo in the
Big Muddy r.vtr above 81. Joseph caus-
ing low water. II all other means to
clear the river of the gorge fail, dyna-
mite will be used. i.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

The contractors will be fortunate If
get the draw Of the Third strcet bridge
IN working order hy the beginning ul tao
week. A broken cog wheel III thc
machinery was tne of tile prime pal
cause' OIL the delay, and 1t Is strange aito
Mat experienced lne hanics should have
made tine north approach TO the bridge
six inches too short.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Will be held tomorrow In the Va ~
tionsl hall. Fourth street below Nd u
by the Heavenly Recruits, soa
ct 10 Q. m, 2 and p. ID. e..inhsI
Recruits oil Chester and PhllAo'ha
DO present. Elder j. Irun"
Chsste. will have charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Tie ftreet markets were wei atten l4d
this morning Butter sod Tor IS to Is
tents a pound: eggs, 14=to q cents
hozeni scrappe, cents per pound, lard
10 cents per pound pork, 10 cents ler
pound; chickens, Ills tG l.40 pfr pair:
crauberites, Il cents per quart, " /
ducks, % cents per pair hominy, ; cents
per quart; oats, % cents per bushel,
corn, 40 eeuts per bushel; hay sl2 to eli
Ger ton.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
MUNICIPALITIES HAVING SEW .

~ ing machines thinking they are vermont
ahd cannot USE them and have made M their
minds 20 exchange for new one, can save
from u to sW by calling ut the Novelty sew
ing Machine Repair Works. NO .ib H.
Fourth 81, where they a.s prepared 10 All
lutt, repali anh rebuild all klnus Of ewing
machines. sewlGg machine men VIII tel
YOU thst your mhclliuc 5 worn out and can-
YOU new M BtinE. YOUR Old msrhiue 10
hr Novoiiy Machine chops, where VoH eau
no Y. FeMrth ~. " IlmImstnn De-.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Tor cough syrup-"That is the best
medicine for cold ever used" such
unsnliciJatcd remarks are oileu heard
concerning Fel's Bronchial Balm. To lie
had ouly at 9TH and Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

A gentleman COX on tic 3. & q. cars
At Harvey station, Braniywue hundred.
this morning, and rode Into the station
Al the foot Of Market s'tce', where he
alig hted aud walked to the p, W. II b.
stat gu tor Tie purpose Of going ont to
Newport, when he dis 9yere,l that he had
Lost large seal skin glove. The fin Ter
viii be suitably rewarded on leaving It at
NJ. ) West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
RADAM'S
MICR0BE KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

The claim to cure all dis.asca may al
hrst Kiaute seem very absurd; nut ate
teadlnS ont psmphlc', yiving . history OF
the Mterobt Killer, explaining the germ the
which prove cvpelusiv-Iy there Ia no disrAse
II Will no, ,htr, The truth OF our assertion
becOres CLEAR. No persoa sumo ring from
any blood. chronic or contagious disease
saorii let cay pAss without getting and
reading this Interesting boox, which will he
given Away or matted free, The gentlemen
connrc!sd With th,a company are wrll-hnown
business men OIL the city, Agents wanted
evcfywhcrc Address
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

ra8NouT II, Jan. 7-George i. Ei,h.
a y. prominent real estate agrIs + IA
~ wpll-known throughout The ca,.lis
She in Mrs. Rrddnngton's saloon On
bdst os this evening, WAS Etol a. ~
+ ,i.t Sinnock, her bar tender ana All.
aEcrl husband, the bullet ptali > n.
l"'t am. Sinnock made his escape on
hprstback.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Steward s. Chandler are selling the
real, genuine l.chign coal aud the best
Hour at lowest prices. South Side or
Second and French. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
woman,s AnxlllarN a. $ Anhrem,.

a meeting Of the Draaate Efauch Of
tie Wtuops AUXILIARY TO tie n :.
Missions will be held Tomorrow after,
noon. at o'clork, in 81. Andrew s
Church. Tie lev. Mr.. Page, OF Japan
and Rev. Mr. Moletf, lately from & eesr,
and others will deliver addresses. All
persons are cordially invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
And Now Chri,.,nas |. o,or

Before purchasing your dolls cal! at
Second aud Iatnlil streets and see
splendid doll, Il inches long, ljc.; also
au elegant Ire of dolls, the cheapest In
the city, at Hukiil 4 Po!st's.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

BERLIN, Jan, The Dowsger EN-
pfess Augusta, WHO was sick OF influenza
bad a relapse aud led At 4 10 IA.
The death Of the Empress Aua uE.a wax
announced 10 the people by the loSer.uk
OF the lmleiisl s'sulafd IRON IT. paeE
over the palace.
The Empress passed away pcnceily
surrounded By il her near re4,lyas ani
her much attached attendants. As Tie
end came the mUurGers kpplt around Tile
bed and the court chaplain ofered .
prayer and tleiI blessed the remaius /.
The Emperor William ard the Emprei :
soon after left tic chamber.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Samuel Miller formerly Of Penn Town
ship, Pa, who went West several years
ago to grow up VITA tie country, is VS.
Hing friends IN our city, For d number
OF years he engaged in tAlming in Iowa,
but feeling that the weather was rather
cold there, be sold out alvlntageeusly
and removed 10 Hillsboro, Missouri, some
IS miles south Of 81. Louis, where the
clim.te is as mid II not mi der than on
this Peninsula, and prices OF produce
pretty near as good, while land sells AZ
little more tlllu hall tie pr.ce asked 10
this secti9p, and rents are not halt a.
high. Wien he left home some three
weeks ago there we're strawberry blos-
SONS, and letter received last Moudav
stated that the tfces were coming out IN
lea. The people are very clever, l,u'
portion OF them are firmly xeddel t. tae
Democratic dol, and look upon every
newcomer with suspicion, Tie krpGhliz
Gshs, However, are sufficiently NUMEROUS
10 compel tulelAtisu, AMI the shotgun 10
not used IL aftie, 10 secure Qt!3et ,lrC.
lions, US is the asst L sliae C.lIer S:a;es.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

London Fire Assurance CORPORATE n q
England. Thos. II. lIanlon, resident
agent, No. 0 East Seventh street, VII
mlnston, Del
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Our $2.25 mems hook-lace, equals any
81 shoe in town. Babcock's, 2Uj Market
st., above Second. east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Three nights and saturday matinee, com.
nenuins ihnrsday, January VII,
j. BOWLING and SADIE IIASSUk
..-... In twosrtat plays,
"NUBpDl'S tLAIM,N aud THE RED
SfiDkR.N
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Repairing Machines.

l.. 7. Pcn'ou promises to repair sew
Ing machines ut his shop, No. PIG East
Fourth street, so as to save from $50 10
$50 TO those owners who may think OF
making trade for n new one. For par
ticulars sec advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Old Cabinet, Gibson, Dougherty and
Trimble wh!sRoys at a. Wilhelm's, All
Shipluy 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
DRoUIUKS GEANDOrLRA HOu SE

Three night and matinee, commencing
Monday. January bih
otslilLL's "N URLD OF NOV ELITES"
AND ALi-kEAfU RE sHOW.
New Acts. sew Farces. New Novelties,
Each and every artist star.
PIlres. 8. IS, - and b cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
IMPORTANT,
Address NJ. A. DAuPHlN.

or NJ. A. DAUPIIlN.
Washington, d. L.
by ordinary letter, containing Money Dfa.r
Issued by all Express Companics, New York
Exchange, BRAT or Postal Note.
Address registered letters containing
currsncy to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New orleans, La.
Remember that the payment of prizes IA
gshfAnteed By four National Banks OF New
orleans. And the tickets are signed BY IN.
freslaert OF an Institution, whose chartered
Iight: arc recognised In the highest Courts.
meIeI.!s. beware Of all limitations or
anonymo schemes, '"
One dollar 10 the price Of the smslle,t mar,
er fraction OF ticket issued by as In any
drAwinr Anything offered In our name for
less than dollar Is q swihdie,
dls-w&s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

A very neatly printed pamphlet from
the press OF j. Miller Thomas. contains
at length the proceedings of the Tenth
Annual Convention OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, held In
Milford, October l6, II and ls. The
proceedings afford very interes ting read
ing.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
AGENTS WANTED.

For club Rates, or any further inf3rma-
non desired, write legibls to tue uudersigurJ
cieafly SAILING your residence. win state
: ouhty, street and Mum ecr- More rapid re.
urn mail delivery Will he assured W yonr
enclosing An envelope bearing your fuli al-
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Miss Annie L. Fell OF tits city v no
has been visiting friends al Yorklyu has
returned home,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
AtCost

All my sock must be sold By March
2jlA. i :" be cod At cost. ALIENS &c.
Store, 2i5 MaTket street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
AtCo>i.

AL my stock must = by March
25th. Aliens DC, 5 Ge, -i9 Marx
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Week of Prayer.

500 Pants to Order For 81. 90.
We make you att elelegant, stylish
a wool pants to your measure Tor 81
wpah s.. Liverpool and London taiors
~ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Ny entto stock Of carpets are roy
being close / Gu i wu!'saie p,iers, Z All
cay and stg4re rIrEa,us. Chas.J. Il.
Beckett. a4 shirley street,
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HilO News Letter.

There was ball and reception given
to Capt. H. w. Lyon and officers of the
U. S. S. Nipsic at Court House hall on
March 31st and although the weather
was rather unpleasant there was good
number present. All were glad to seq
and do honor to the naval visitors. The
hall had been decorated in extra good
taste in keeping with the occasion. Those
present were Capt. H. w. Lyon, Lieut..
Davenport, Lieut.. Jones, Mr.: and Mrs.
John Corwin, Chief Engineer Webster,
Ensign Cole, DR.. Cordero, Hon. John 0.
Dominis, A. w. Richardson, U. S. Vice
Consul General, Jas. w. Robertson. H.
MS. Vice Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Furneaux, Luther Severance and
Mrs. Severance, Judge s. L. Austin and
Mrs. Austin, Major Baker and Mrs.
Baker, H. G. Austin and Mrs Austin,
DR.. R. B. Williams, John A. Scott and
Mrs. Scott, Mr.. p. L. Lord and Mrs.
Lord, Hon. j. Nawahi and Mrs. Nawahi,
Mr.. w. S. Terry and Mrs. Terry, Mr.. J..
P. Sisson and Mrs. Sisson and many
others.
The committee were Mrs. A. B. Loe-
bernstein, Mrs.. G. J. Stevens, Mr.. n.
Wilfong, r. E. Richards. Guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Furneaux.
Hilo, April /. j. A. M.
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The Iron Strike in San Francisco.

The Iron Strike in San Francisco.
The latest news from our San Francisco
correspondent regarding the iron moul-
ders' strike is to the effect that no settle
ment has been made between the Moul-
ders Union and the founderies. The
strikers places are being rapidly filled
by eastern moulders, who have no con-
nection with the San Francisco society.
Many of the founderies including the
Union Iron Works are boarding and
lodging their men at the shops. The
Risdon Works is probably the only place
running full handed and in great meas
ure are helping the other shops. The
principal cause of the strike was de-
mand on the Founderies by the Moulders'
Union that no moulders should be paid
less than a certain stated amount per
day, regardless of his capabilities; that
the number of apprentices employed
should not exceed one to every eight
men; that the Moulder's Union should
decide as to the amount of labor which
should constitute days work, etc.
These and other like demands the
manufacturers refused to accede to, and
hence the strike, which will probably
result in the loss of employment and
wages to the strikers.
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OAHU TO MOLOKAI.
The Cable Laid Between the Two
Islands.

The tug Eleu arrived in port this
morning at l o'clock with the cable
schooner Caterina in tow. Capt. Rice
reports fine weather during the laying of
the cable between Coco Head and Mo-
lokai, which has been successfully
accomplished. The tug left Molokai at
7:45 O'Clock Thursday evening. 1t was
the intention to call off Coco Head and
bring Mr.. Bartholomew to town, but
this had to be given up owing to rough
weather. The following message gives
latest particulars.
HAWAIIAN PACIFIC CABLE Co..
Coco HEAD,
CABLE Hut,
April 4, 1890, 2 80 A. NJ.
To THE DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD-
vERTISER.
Gable laid to Molokai at 4P. NJ. yester-
day. Impossible to make shore end
connections owing to heavy surf. The
natives took cable ashore. Nothing else
could be landed. Expect to arrange
communication as soon as weather mod
crates. Galvanometer tests show con-
ductivity and insulation fairly good.
J. SHERMAN BARTHOLOMEW.
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EssELS EXPECTED.
'hiPPING NOTES,

.'' Sipsic returned from Hilo
Morning. 0 o
n S.G1noma, received $50 bags of
sf.o ue steamer j. A. Cummins
V anl M AAulamanu brought 100
n Tbu u ~ bags of paddy, from
w. Ha II bark w. B. Godfrey was
kera 'a aed r. N! NJ. S. wharf to WiIder's
'u w sne will receive sugar.
|n, "ilaer has been moved from
1 viii ao wharf to the Esplanade
4 W 'ommence receiving sugar.
tbi selocity, Captain r. Martin.
|Om E Por' on Thursday morning.
Ecitv nlonskong, with is Chinese
{lt5 sailed siN from Hongkong on
|fOuob I n1 part of the passage
psFsi ii and northeasterly winds !:
y. She h.; p''1aSe eaSterly winds
bise. 4e brings a cargo of general
fFsSsylon, Captain c Calhoun. sailed
bad nos,a on March 10th. First
krade "G;r.heast winds, then north.
b sn ,SSihh!ds; after that had yerv
'Arrivpa55 ign seas. Sighted Maui
h. s Sba at Honolulu April 3D. Sd
aercbs brought a miscellaneous
eling aO', U, valued at $21, 165,
IN 6r; COL SKIS bran. 1895 ctls
la5 cus ,' Hs,. 100 y, bbls -four, 1896
F. l,SS7 s ssli., 81 bbls salmon, &c
s. pkgs g h.sa wine, 80 pkgs ma.
pods, i1 sr hardware, dry goods
uihiture, provisions. etc
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8 millinery Display.

8 Millinery Display.
i sSens Of the Popular Millin.
ljsD,a way we'll be proud of h;s
EdI h.' /, OF millinery, for there is
l ~. handsome line of goods
$ , me latest novelties. Steel Steel
Is n ss.s Furnished tinsels are yerv
|ysIles4s o on, !, The colors most in
Pat col ana black, while dahlia a.,
feash 'l b1so,!a are the prevailing iias
velvet o ass roses and b utteTss
piriesss hare are much nue. sought AFTER after.
L Of h I1SSe been made for 't tho
does no3 r.e Of ORDERS SIM in fa aas
Vas 50 DI Su remember an Easter asts,
(. ~ That it is n W. accounted for
and ' sSo who aae displays F e Dy
\ Of French patrons. Th he CIV y
ass straw SeG h tso,ques, Neap aSit Is
children mats and TpoIah
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.

FINANCE Dept, BUREAU OF CUsToMs,l
HONOLULU, H. l., April 8, '9O..
His Excellency s. M. Damon, Minister
of Finance.
SIR: have the honor to submit to
Your Excellency the table Of the princi-
pal domestic exports of the Hawaiian
Islands for the quarter ending March 81,
1890.
Also, a comparative table of exports
for the three months 1890, compared
with corresponding period 1889.
I have the honor to be, Sir,
Your most obdt. servant,
A. S. CLEGHoRN,
COllector-General.
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A late San Francisco paper says !:
There has been some talk of trying to
effect an agreement between the govern
ments of Hawaii and the United States,
by which the lepers in this city can be
transported to Molokai, but nothing
definite in this line has been accom-
Pushed. The Board of Health has given
1t out from time to time that if such an
arrangement could be made, it would be
o. o. vast benefit to the people of San
r francisco and would work no injury to
those of Hawaii"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

The Easter Sunday services of the
second congregation of St. Andrews
Cathedral will be unusually interesting
In the morning at II :15 o'clock the Rev
A. Macintosh breaches and in the even.
ing at 7 80 the Rev. Archdeacon Shaw Of
Yokohama, Japan, will occupy the pulpit
The choir will be augmented and render
an elaborate programme of music al
both services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

Hon. John o. Dominis, Mr.. Jas. w.
Robertson, H. M.'s Chamberlain, and
Mr.. Arthur w. Richardson, U. s. Vice
Consul General, went on the U. S. s..
Nipsic to Hilo. The Two former re-
turned on her yesterday, but Mr.. Rich
ardson remained at Hilo week longer
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VESSELS IN PORT.

PIC, Lyons, HilO.
fan, Coghlan, Hilo, Hawaii.
Fhampion.St. Claire, from cruise
Yield, Irvine, Liverpool.
SO Wilder, Griffith, San Fran.
B Godfrey, Dabel, s Francisco.
hitmOre, Ward, Departure Bay.
b, Lee, CallaO.
talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend.
pa Vance, Anderson, Newcastle
Bes;e, Howard, San Francisco.
FhlIo Maru, Young, Yokohama.
y, Martin, HongkOng.
calhoun, San Francisco.
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The U. S. s. Nipsic returned from Hilo
Thursday morning. She left there on
Tuesday at 5 80 P. NJ. and touched at
Lahaina after having target practice. A
short stop was also make at Pukoo,
Molokai. Three of the officers visited
the volcano. A ball was given at the
Court House, Hilo, last Monday evening,
in honor of Capt. Lyon and officers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

The Custom House officers made seiz-
ure of opium yesterday, but the amount
is not yet known. The steamer Oceanic
from Hongkong, brought among her
freight thirty chests of tea consigned to
a Chinese firm. They were marked
eff. T." One was opened and found to
contain opium. The chests were placed
in the Custom House and will probably
be examined to-day.
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Company A Honolulu Rifles had
splendid drill last evening. They turned
out forty strong and marched to Palace
square where Captain Zeigler put the
Company through different movements.
Refreshments, provided by friend, were
partaken of before dismissing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

A sailor named Peter Barracoets, be-
longing to the U. S. S. Mohican, was ar
rested on Thursday by the police for
breaking liberty, and sent on board
again. Yesterday evening policeman
passed sailor on the street, and MOTTO
ing that his boots made noise as if full
of water, he turned around and arrested
him, and sure enough there was Peter
ashore again. He had swan from ths
Mohican to the wharf. Peter does not
want to 60 to Samoa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

Messrs. B. Ordenstein and J. D. Nc
Weigh have been appointed committee
from Engine Company No. to draft re-
solutions of sympathy with the family OF
the late M. Paiko, an old member of the
company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

A meeting of the Board of Representa-
tives OF the Fire Department was held
last evening at the Bell Tower. None of
the engineers were present, SO Foreman
Ryan of Company No. 2 had to preside.
Eight members were present, The min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and approved, and then came adjourn
ment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-04

At 2 o'clock this morning the ADvER-
Users staff were pleasantly surprised
with liberal supply of hot-cross buns
from Mrs. Singers bakery. They were
delicious, and that lady has our best
thanks for her thoughtfulness.