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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
Il EURNITIyRE


By virtue Of power of SALE contained in chattel
trus tfrom Mary b. Claggett and Thomas Claggett,
her husband to the undersigned trustee dated the
day Of May, 1880, and recorded in Liber No. 49S,
fol- 1 of the chatei record books of the District
OF Columbia, default being made in the Indebtedness
therein secured by the undersigned trustee, will sell
at puoiic auction TO the highest bidder, at Weeks
auction rooms, No. S1 Louisiana ave. NV, on
THUhSDAi, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. ~. all the property in said trust mem
toned, consisting of
FIRSr-"PARLOR SET.n
2 Sofas, = Arm Chairs, Pain Chairs Marble-top
Table. ~ nat Not Fancy Ciair, / Mahogany
Desk ind Booker combined rencn Plate Mirrors
SECOND--LIBkARY FURNITURE
Il Walnut DesA, Walnut Table, Chair, Sofa, 4
Chairs
TFrRD-BED ROOM No 1,
Walnut b. cad, / walnut Wardrobe. 1 Marble
top Bureau .s.stand.
FOukIH-BED ROOM No q
WALNUT Beds:ead " xrdrobe. Bureau. Rocker
Plain Chairs
FIFTH-BED ROOM No. g.
Plain Bedstead. ] Bureau. I Wardrobe Arm
Chairs
SIXTH-DINING ROOM
Walnut Table. 3 Chairs. I Marble-top Rosewood
Side5oard and all other personal and bousehold
property included in said trust al of which Is In inst
class 'ontition and OF the Oest hard woods.
1erns OF All sums OF SO and under cash; over
that amount sixty days notes. with security TO be
approved by the trustee and bearing interest.
MARION DUCkETT. Trustee. 6l7 + It. NV.
n26&29. do. 6AlO
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WATER 3. WILLIAMS co.. Auctionsers.

BRICK IsA5E OF TX3 M TH RlIf STSIss
NSkEN EStiigTHA AID FIRTH sTkEETs
o 81 on6R8Ps1*Y: 6aEccEMSEE FIRST. AT FOUR
parts Of lots Mo- .h. :s in front e the PTsm9ses
f oe sisy' m ua s running 6sek 100 fest % 20
Ssi dssn Ss ,5psSSv Tii ~ ss sses Ssyns
TSS md zss IN FesA ali modern impr9ye%epss Nes
TRRAILY inccTtl0A OF BUYERS. BEING CEN
Nm. m tNe; Onc4bfrd cash; balance In six and
~ t,nst ~ nom 0sy Of sale and secured by deed
option; su cosvI old, Or al cash. q purcn.ser,s
"a. snd N ech psce OF property at the time q
within ten dsvs Of sale are mot complied Nth
se ssssi~ Waltz & wi 1adf1fiiIi2Ss 3 Co:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers-
PEREMPToRY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF GRoTND
IN GOOD HOPE HILL PARK, BETMEENT WI .NDD
HOPE ROAD OR HARRISON AVENUE AND
NAYLOR'S ROAD.
TWENTY-NINTH. at HALF-PAST =, Ln Glt
0CLQCk, We will sell on the premises LOT l. This ~,
fronts Atamont avenue between Harrison ane. NJ
or Good Hope road and MAYORS road, overiookis 'he
city and readily be subdivided into smaller o.s.
Terms Onethird cash; balance six and twe.Ne E
months. notes to bear cent interest and :,
by deed OF trust on property, OF all cas ~ cPNe ~
the purchaser. deposit OF sUOrequireda at ssle Son
Veysncing at purchaser cost. Terms be oop4ied
with in fifteen days. MID
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

NJ. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIoNEfR. 6li PA
ave, under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty wars
,, shlerienoe IN selling stores, houses and real
essstes frompt settlement reasonAble charsr~
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GEoRGrA-AL.BAMa
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 90.
GEN. BEN. +. BUTLER. President.
HON. JAS. W. HYATT. Treasurer.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW OFFERING A
LIMITED AMOUNT GIFTS CAPITAL STOCK
AND INVESTORS. WHETHER SMALL OR
LARGE. WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING
ON THE MARKET.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY
THE CoMPANY's AGENT.
W. K PEABODY.
niSlm 9I6 +. ST. NV.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT.

For the accommodation OF customers and the
public We will keep open ali nirht in chsrse
OF registered Pharmacists -
L. 8. WILLIAMS & CO.. DRUGGISTS.
UNDER Masonic TEMPLE,
Cor. 9Th and Il SITS. NV
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reauced I'm
proportion to other goods. We use only the pur-sf
dr1lSs and chemicals from the most reafle Iasnufs
turers We ciesrtully invite careful Inspection
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DCNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nCNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers-
cHA A,ScERYr SALE At AUCTION OF VALUABLE
REIMEEN / sTkEET NGRIH And MOIST Stls
Of sfkhEf ZIP Or 2UTH sBE
fS STREET 81 Tah EhsF sRk e
p; e BEING PREMISES 9O7, g,5 AND as3a
M6rNr VERNON Spp hhcE Alb Ma AM s
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. -'
. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
eaus So aoste @
VS. Cruenden ct alb. the undersigned trustees will
THE sEcoNb BAY 6F
1870. at THREE O'CLOCK p. M. beginning with the
FIRsT, Parts q original lots and 4, square 4os.
contained within the following hounds: BEGINNING for
lot and running thence north 10 feet thence east
se ssef to Me alley sOIs on
south feet and thence west 20 feet to the pon Of
sEC0ND-Part of original lot @ in said square 4as,
beginning on 9Th street at the northwest of said
lot in said square, thence south 20 feet thence west
90 feet TO said street and thence north ~ tho
fHIRD-Part of original lot in same square lad
joining part y, beginning at the southwest corner OF
feet hsnee ees Is To- the o West s ns Of 10,
in said square; thence south Is feet inches aud
FOURTH All Of ORIGINAL lot g in same square.
saus Se Of M Y s paes s feet
feet. Nv
And on WEDNESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF DE-
offer for sale front Of the premises ali those parts
of lots and Z. in square 44, contained within fol-
lowing and bounds: Beginning q point in the
east line OF 18th street northwest about 81 feet pa
said point being the south corner Of efoot vide al
ley, and running thence east along the south line of
thence east feet l0 inches TO the line Of said
lot thence south about "a &. feet, thence west 81,
thence north Al 6 feet 10 the point of beginning sub
ect and with the use Of private alley the south
=. 40 feet wide.
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and balance in two equal installnents payable
one and two years from day Of SALE with interest from
day OF sale cent, payable seusnnually, all
cash day OF sale, at option Of the purchaser. de-
post of Zoo will be required each parcel sold.
MAHIoN ASHFORD,
No. 40 Louisiana avenue northwest Il r,.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, AFussees-
n14-d&da Ri2gs Bank.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
" IN On SECOND STREET BETWEEN b AND c

BY virtue Of o decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia on the Goth day of Mo-
y Hts A, D. 1885, in cause No. l24o9. Equity
Shs grresnises, on TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
Dc DECEMBER, d. 1880, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK +. M the north eighteen feet six inches
front BY the depth Of lot twenty eight C square
seven hundred and twenty Ave l15). in the city OF
by Drlck dwelling house.
c.sb snS % sale one:taird Of the purchase money IN
Two with cent interest from day of sale
erty sold or all cash. the option of the purchaser.
IN INJURED dollars to be paid when the property is
SOL AZ conveyanr ing and recording at purchasers
sos, - the ter sale not complied with in ten
e trustee reserves the right TO resell said prop
cry Ter nve days public notice at detaultng pur
ca 30, . cost JOHN A. CLARKE, Trustee.
CINNAMON BROS, Auctioneers. n..o-dGds
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JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON. Afus
n14-dkds Rigs Bank.
d ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

PARTITION SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE UNIM-
RWRN9EEp REAk E EE AZ THE NORTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
OF johnson vs.. johnson Equity Docket 30 No l2o49.
ises, at FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF
TUESDAY, DECEMBER NINTH, 1890, all of lot
numbered IL in Lomis' subdivision of square num-
bered r. in the city Of Washington, fronting ~ feet
ON the Of lst street northwest ut
of street and running back with average depth
~ oS feet to a lU-foot public alley. and containing
ABOUT .391 square feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in two equal
nstalnents and two years, with interest pays-
be semi annually at the rate Of per cent annun.
principal and interest secured by deed Of trust upon
sad property all cash, at purchasers option. Con-
yeysncng at purchasers cost deposit of 100 10 be
made at time of sale and forfeited terms of sale
not complied with in fifteen days after date Of sale.
Good title or NO sale.
BENJAMIN L. WHEELER, 1755 st. NV,
WALLACE 7. CHAPMAN. Oil I'D st. NV,
ny6dkdhs
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.. FEHUU Sun BENCH,
n26-g F,ecutor Of Nm \ Ncyo,Yb


SEnEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD UPhi1HI fIANO
~ M,AHgtNSlfISENT EB0MY CABIMET, EBONY
PAAhihoR SITE IN PLUSH, TURKISH PAIL L
SUITE. MAHOGANY CABINET MANTEL MIX
nokS; NAH. MlRROkED HALL STAND,
f PIE 81 r., MIRROR, FURNISH AND oThLa
GG I'M t &c, OIL PAINTINGS :, AND ENGEAN;
IoLISM DOUBLE AND SINGLE MALNuT
MMiARDRoBES, MAGNIFICENT MIRkokED
rrkkRST ,Ms y, BED BrEPsIEAD, WALNUT
THESES. piLLoMS, BLANkETs, &c, MAN
iiELhh CaInGSkS. RUGS, M03nEr. BEuSsE rs
HOUSE, NAH scREEMS, ~; T. BUREAUS,
MALNUT SECRETARY, WALNUT EXTENSION
Ipabhbb6S, INSTRUMENTATION, CHERRY SIDE
kkiICHEN UTENSILS, &c; BINS ENTIRE
CONIENTSoF HOUSESUl TWELFTH STREET,
oCoRNEE OF III STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER FIRST.
commencing az Ten O'CLOCK, will sell ON the
premises. corner OF Twelfth and II northwest
the entire contents. The furniture is nearly new
havlns leeh furnished about five months ago. and
Wort ny the attention OF purchasers.
nSD-ats DUNCASSON BROS. Auctioneers
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T06EPH 9AwLER
y FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBAIurn
r.a.pho,. III . nsgnnsyisAais ave. Nv.
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Woops & Co.
BANKERS
100 4 q.
deposits. Exchange, Loans and Collections
farlles having money lying Idle for no IA or On
n VIII receive interest Tor by leaving with
vs. ol5-.hn
Il Evils @. TEwKSBURY " n HIRRs
IL Banker, 80 Broadway Ny Nsnsg.r
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS q. TEwKsBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
LBS L ST. WASHINGTON DC
BUY and sell for cash OF On margin stocks. Bouds
prect private wires 10 New York and Ch,c>ro
Interest allowed on deposits
Out-of-town business a speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in
constant quotations all markets. Telephone 64s
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GET TEE Best.
THE CONCORD HkRxrss

Lutte . Bro.
1e7 Penn. ave-. adjoining Nassooai Hoe.
Hotse Blankets and Lap Robss st low prices.
apo
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
CATALOGUE sALn
COMPRISING
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
LAW BOOKS.
10 TAKE PLACE AT MY
AUCTION ROOMS. nth ST. AND PA. AVE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEMBER FIRST
AND SECOND. 1880. AT SEVEN o'CLocKPM.
NB.-Books now ready for examination and ca,s-
logues ready for distribution. n25-5
ZINE DWELLINGS. LARGE AND NEIL 10.
GATED BUILDING LOTS
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA. VA.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AT II NJ. THE 9Th DAY OF DE.
GENDER. $780, at the front door Of the Corporation
Court room. Fairfax street. Alexandria Va the sub
sriber a. executor OF VIM n. Mcyeigh, will offer At
public auction, the real estate Of which said McNe
oied seized IN said city. embracing lare dwelling
house. his late residence ST. Asaph street near
post ONCE. two tne building lots adjacent % fet 10y
I1o AUDITING ON alley in the all most eligity
situated Lots and dwellings in other parts city
three large warehouses on Union street. running
through 70 the Potomac, with the track Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company on side and
hne wharves the other.
AT the same time will lie offered by Francis L. Smith,
trustee another hne dwelling, part Of said estate. ad
yacent to the decedents late residence the whole EN-
pracns some OF the most desirable residence and bust
Ness property in the city.
Terms: one-third cash, balance at six and twelve
months. with interest. securedS5y purchasers bonds
| and lien Ola property.
8. FERGUSON BEACH
r..fN -
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NJ. W. CoRSoN. JNo W. MCCARTNEY
Member y. Y. stock Ex-
CoRSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST NV.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
. Deposits. EXCHANGE. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and securities li.se m
the exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
, n sfeSisii made Of investment securities District
onds anu al local Railroad. Gas. Insurance and Tee-
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold MIS-
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QUININE.

glerioni an incispeissble requisite 70 the Ladiss'
Toilet; renders the l1n white. smooth and srFf
prevents chapping livery lady shouid use H. ~ ~
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Powers L wei9iitimu;asrr

eI p9pr mistake ,asss the psce-THE TEMPLE DRU0
olofn.th.sa r. g. WILLIAMS 4 co.. Proprissou.
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WHAT THIS CONGRESS Is GOING To po-xr,s-
UREs BEING TAKES-rHE JOINT STOCK COM
MERcIAL BuRzAu-rTs WORK FOR THE COMING
YKAR-THE LAYOUT FOR CHICAGO.
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K0NA NOTES..

Kona, Hawaii, has been gathering
oranges in no small quantities dur
ing the past month. Frequent show
crs of rain are making fat pastures
for cattle. Some of the JandhoIders
are making brave attacks Oh the
pestiferOus lantana. Cane planting
is the fashion Of the present season.
Cane versus lantana will doubtless
result in a unanimous verdict for
the plaintiff. The natives had it,
after the arrival of last steamer, that
there was grand row among the
Kuhinas in Honolulu. The Audit
orial racket strikes lightly on these
shores, as there is no Jail to shut up
the prisoners in, no prisoners to be
shut up in the iails, and no police to
shut them up. The climatic condi-
tiOns are unfavorable to the develop
ment of righteousness. Hence peace
and quictness prevail despite the
execrablc apologies for roads that
continue to streak both shore and
mountain.
Kealakckua, April 2, 1890.
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SATURDAYS SALES.

The sale of matchmaking and jew
eler's stool. of the late j. II. Rogers,
by j. +. Morgan on Saturday,
yielded $500.
At the sale of effects of the Homo
lulu Yacht and Boat Club, $495 was
realized exclusive Of outside boats
put into the sale.
Chas. Il. Wilder bought the rae
ing boat "Tnknown,' or the "Chi-
nese boat" for SIP.
w. Greig bought for the lIealani
Boat Club, the barge Kapiolani, for
$40. The Griffin, or Liliuokalani,
race boat fell into the same hands
for $105.
The kaiulani was bid in by c. W.
Macfarlane, OF the Honolulus, for
SIS.
There was lively competition over
the II. Y. & Is. C.'s banner, some
of their antagonists wanting it for
practical joking purposes. 1t fell
to the Myrtle Boat Club at 50, or
about double or treble its value.
Proceeds of the two sales aggre.
gated Sl22j.
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PASSENGERS.

From Maui per stmr Likelike, April
CIV Berlowiiz, ID TOomey, Rev Jno
Morris, wife and daughter. L Kruger,
IL l. Chase, Henry Crane, Mr. Garrison.
w IIcine, wife and children, r w
Wilcox, Miss Simpson. j W Kalua, s +
Kniue, w ii Halstcad, MRS kancaukai,
i u Morris, } II Marmont. Captain
Pritchaid and iG deck.
For san Francisco per II NJ y S Mari
pOsa, April 5--Mrs & II larke and child,
II l. smith, + X Cole, A HOrner, Mrs }
w Colvillc, q w Croker. 4 Croker,
Miss w sweet, II Waterhonsc. Col n d
Hodge, G V FOrman and wife. III Baker,
II Fl Davies, Give II Davies, Captain
Hansen, and 10 In transit.
For Hongkong via Yokohama, per S S
Yamashiro Marl, April miss Young.
Miss Albro, Rev ArchdeacOn and Mrs
Shaw, Jos Frost, and 10 Chinese and 81
Japanese in Storage.
From Kauai per stmr Mikahala, April
Oh . Dickson, Mr. Armstrong. Miss
Barlelts. Mrs a Il Altman, Miss Altman
Chinese and 81 deck.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Steamer Likc!ikc brought 4j4s bags
sugar, $50 bags potatoes, 10 bags corn,
horse, 1873 hides, 7S pigs sundries.
The schooner Ka Moi brought full
load of ohia posts from Pohoiki Satur-
day morning.
The U 5 5 Mohican, Captain shepard,
will leave for Samoa within q day or
so. She was taking in coal Saturday
morning from the schooner Lavinia.
The steamer Mokolii brought 500
bags sugar and 80 sheep Saturday morn
Ing.
The steamer James Makce brought
2530 bags sugar from Kapaa.
The steamer w G fall was hauled on
the marine Railway Friday She came
off the Marine Railway this afternoon
thoroughly cleaned and rc-copper
painted and will leave on Wednesday
morning.
The whaling banks Emma r Henri
man and Tamcrlane sailed Saturday
afternoon for the Arctic Ocean. The
whaling schooner Mary II Thomas,
Captain Smith, which arrived Friday
"a days from San Francisco, will pro-
coed for the North sometime this week.
Captain Sam Mana, for seven years
in command of the schooner kauikeaO-
III, HIS UecIl w
Of the schooner Ka Moi, and Captain
james kaai Of KOhala succeeds Captain
Mana in the command of the schooner
kauikeaouli.
The steamer Waialeale brought 3i92
bags sugar and "a head cattle; the Mi
kahala 55ii bags sugar and $50 sheep;
and the Kaala ITO bags sugar, all from
Kauai.
The tern Fred T. Sanders will sail
from Kahului Tor San Francisco on
Wednesday.
The steamer Mikahaia will leave on
Wednesday afternoon for Kauai. The
steamer Waialeale will take the freight
for Nawiliwili Tomorrow.
The steamship MaripOsa took the fol-
lowing cargo from this port on Satnr-
day: W & Irwin d. Co, 1884 bags sugar !;
1T Warehouse. $50 bags sugar; Camp.
hell, Marshall. & Co, 759 bnchs bananas !;
& l. Hopkins, 200 bnchs bananas. Do
nestle value, 500, s27.l0.
The British iron bark Dcanield. Capt
Irvine, which sailed on Saturday for San
Francisco took the following cargo:
ThcO ii Davies 4 Co, 53Sl bags sugar
i A Schaefer g. Go, G3G2 bags sugar; @
Brewer Il Co, l2,949 bags suear; Castle
~ Cooke, 1881 bags sugar. Totals
sugar, 25,923 bags; tonnage, 1912 tons.
Domestic value, Sl3i,259.li.
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A BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Chief Justice Judd this morning
heard and granted the petition for
acceptance OF accounts and discharge
of j. +. IIackfeld, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of 5. X. Kamai-
pelekanc, Of Molokai. +. M. Hatch
appeared for petitioner. 1t was
ordered that the account be accepted
and that, on filing receipts for first
and final dividend, the assignee be
discharged. Total claims in the
case were Sl84l,59; amount availa.
BILE for distribution, s900.2i, or =
dividend Of AZ 9-l0 percent.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Harmony Lodge, /. O. q. f.,
1880.
Band concert at Emma Square,
at z 80.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 +. and A.
NJ, at 1880.
Staff and line officers Honolulu
Rifles, 1880.
Annual meeting Hawaiian Jockey
Club, Hotel, 1880.
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MCCANDLEss Bros. have struck
water in copious supply at Kahuku,
after boring 429 feet. 1t rises Ii
inches from 9sin. pipe, the largest
ever employed here in an artesian
well. At honolulu the boring is
80 feet and in the bed rock.
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DIR S. Is. Swift, resident physician
OF the lepcr settlement, Molokai, de-
sires to thank Hon. John 4. Water
house, jr., and others for clean rags
and old clothes, which he has .receiv-
cd from time to time.
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EASTER services were we'll attend
ed in the Roman Catholic, Anglican,
and Congregational churches. Rev.
Archdeacon Shaw, of Yokohama,
and Rev. +. l.. Warleigh, chaplain of
II. b. NJ. S. Champion, aided the
local clergy in the st. Andrews
Cathedral.
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A VOCAL concert, with banjo ac-
compartment, at tho Snow Cottage.
Hawaiian Hotel, Saturday night,
given by the Gillig party, assisted by
the band boys, was greatly enjoyed
by number OF outsiders who con-
gregated about the house and listen
ed for hours. Mr.. Gillig has n fine
voice and Mr.. Ungcr is positively
fnrnu
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c. J. SHERWOOD is still to be found
at the Long Branch Baths. Waikiki,
where every convenience for salt
water bathing is provided for men,
women, and children on the smooth.
est piece of beach on that shore.
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REGULAR TRAINS.
SUNDAY TRAiN2.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Mikahnla from Kauai
Stmr Naiaiealc from HuwiliWili and
Hanamaulu
Sttnr Likeiike from Maui
April =
Stnr kaaln from Eilnuea and lIanalei
Ger bk G. n Wilcox, Rasch, IL days
from San Francisco
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

l. $ : Mohican. Shepard, for Samoa
Stmr Kaala for Kilauea direct at 1 p IN
Stmr Waialealc for Nawiliwili and Ha-
namuulu at 8 m
Stmr Likelikc for Maui at 3 pm
Stmr Jas Makcc for Kapaa at 3 IN
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THE new buildings OF the North
Pacific Missionary Institute cost
$9039.75, and another $1,000 is re-
quired to furnish the rooms, build
new fences and grade the grounds.
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A PHOTOGRAPH of Joe-Joc, the dog
face man, who came here OH the
Mariposa Friday afternoon, will be
on exhibition at the milkshake stand
Waikiki, during this week.
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GUSTAV A. SCHUMAN has started in
the carriage trimming business at the
workshops of w. Wright e Son, and
having good stock OF material is
prepared to give satisfaction.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

The box plan for the Mikado to-
morrow night opened at l.. J. Leveys
Office at 8 O'Clock this morning. BY
the middle OF tl,e day every scat was
taken.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

The Oahu Evangelical Association
mative CongregationaD concluded
an interesting quarterly session III
Honolulu last Friday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07
SALT FOR SALE.

I nAVE received a few hundred bags
4 Of Salt, of the very best quality.
each bag weighing 1870 pounds, l will
sell az very lowest price al 81 each
special reduction 10y the ION Order,
from other Islands will be PROMPTLY
attended 10 with satisfaction guaran,
teed. Address uil orders to
CHAs. l, HIRAM.
5l9 Pm HaimoipO, Honolulu. Oahu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

POLICE Justice Foster has decided
in favor Of the Chinese Theatre
actors, who were charged with com
mon nuisance on account OF their
music.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

SEVEN persons forfeited bail Of IS
eacl, for drunkenness this morning,
while two who answered to their
names were let off for hall the
money
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

THE L. S. s. Mohican will probably
have her stores and be ready to sail
for Samoa on or before nine o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

THE Pnikuli cases will not be call
cd in the Supreme Court till the
Chief Justice gives decision in the
contested election case.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.

THIS wcll.known hous. hns again
i changed hands, Jun llce, tho best
cook in The city, hns rcpurchascd the
stock and fixtures, and will start tho
restaurant afresii TT ESDAI, April 9Th
Hoping all patrons will give him call
HOARD PER MEEK:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07
LOST

X SHARES Mutual Telephone stock
y No. 226. Persons are warned
against negotiating the same rs transfer
has been stopped.
81 lw j. II. WODEuOUSE. in.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-07

MiKADo librcttos are for gale by
Hawaiian News Go.