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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
Long ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY. Mayor Glaa,ou. Excise Com
missioner Andrew Murray. John battery and John j
Alien and rN Comm ,son"r Jane R"llr. were served
with bench warrant, by sheriff Golucl Yesterday r..
curing them appear IN court aud furnish bail to ap
pear for trial and answer several Ind c,ncnt- 'hlrlug
them with conspiracy and cNturipu iu connection with
the granting ui lic"IScs OWING to- The storm. JId o..
ttarrct unable 4" ach cpurt t- morning and
the sheriff pa.olcd his prisoners until tp morrow.
Another indie n,cut against MAYOR Gleason cha him
with aiding and a,"t'Ius thc gambler, and po' Lilo -
who ran during the simmer n the Puritan lih rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

FHFTNT ~ III Y ~ -TFhTTTU M y III
The customs ami rite at ne po-o0cc have seized
thirty Christmas cift~ u the lat f'W dan which
arrived from air al through tie mall. Th" article
except GOLD watch. wtr' Of 20 great v1ur. L"ing
Gun buuous scarf pins. and the Ike The -"ndnr>
Intended no frluG. but merely dld not know that d
Illegal 10 import dutiablc articles through tls
mails. The owners u the articles VIII receive them
on the payment Of the duty.
There ha~ been small epidemic of smuggling
articles IN books lately. TIL" seizure made ycs
terday f handsome amber cigar holder. goll
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rur cprpITOrs Will GET ONE PER GENT.

The winding MP Of the litigation over the 'Ua'S
.t,hc = NJ Eovnton Jaw and File company Whl'h ma
tocn in the cour1, for years shows tha' ''e -
81 $50 Is to divide among creditors VINO cram f''''
600 In October 1--3. Wallace T. "r"om was ""Uc
4cmnorarv receiver on the application oil u" >'"'"
boldcrs and trustees. but he remover loI ia'-
=, a,a Li. hord OTHER, were appointed. hut failed
IN nna,ify Finally a Mr.. Williams tuliiled thP COZ
a., idn and his report was confirmed III the supreme
S'r, ve., crday except rs certain judgments WHICH
Inc receiver ordered cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
.coxrrprxCF OF REPUBLICAN, LEADERS.
81 Ia

4 conference of Republican leaders was hc'u '' ''o
honse OF Elijah Il. Kennedy, No. ~ N'h'A'"c'' "'V
evening 10 consider plans for the proh'o"on VI '"
mony in Republican councils for the comm" year. "
- 81 he factionalism which has done -
much harm in the past Various plans "erc S"7
ge,,ed and discussed. and il was agreed 'ha' univ"
action in the choice of chairman for me 'oukN w.,
mt,,ne would do much t. further the plan oil "l''"S
Ill clements of the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

,tuu.,J, = c. p-. - ". u. Simp-on Chief Justice
If t, Sup,ur Cou't N south 'iio'in' drd at h' nom"
ia, INF eli, ii, morning II heart d-a~'. lie Wa a
,i r ,,,r,o. County and wa, about sixty wear, 81 age
,rdo. >in,,-o, Nl- elected Iut"nani'v'rn-' VITA toy
, uau,,hon in 1919. lie -uccr'd'd To the Governor.
i,, op t,. election Notcinot Hampton 10 IA" mica
.,. -,, ,,d hIo, the ,io., NJ hi, t'ril elected
,hbf Justice j. g. ~hrplad succeeding hin a. Governor.
ma, gao. err. A. half mast :hr public buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JEkSEY.
Jersey CITY.
.,,, , CASE OF IEpRO>1 &.

Fashionable Bergen Hill Is h"'" ,ro,d DIR
no.cd case Of lcprO~y. The N'''"' :" az ,.,,,.,-
i ,''u " " i,G Bcrecn-avc. 1t Wa learned
Of , "s + that Chang Tee had been i'll FOR some mc
YESTERDAY ,'nc.c doctor had visited him and de
cIarcd that he had leo,y ~ ,c ,' SIndIcd chang Fee
lcarieu tnu n 80, niart4t. and tlOk him 10 NV 'urh
W. n, linz doc The laundry w"lh i"r ''"'' '''"'
families in Bergen and they are ""'"'
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EMPLOYES HANDSOMELY RrUrverpru

'hsna> such "a one .oV"s TO read about o-cuird at
the establishment Il IyisOn. Brakeman & Co. MI Blake,
Induced the trm i've away - 900 I'm presents IA IT,
employee The Office by, and porter. received slCO each
and the clerks and hooAseeper, $3.50 800 and 81 Ooc c.
according ~ his rank.
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HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-StnatoF Preston b. Plumb, OF hd'Ha-' "''u
Congressman william >mond-. Of Connecticut BIN No.
VIZ K-C .ncrcs>man William c. Wallace. OF Bioo"Nh'
and ext Congressman Walter 4. Wood, Of Hoo'cA f'>'
y Y. FIFTH ANTNCE-Mlton II. smith 81 Louis
Vile. HOFFMAN Rob'r: ". Hughes. OF NoiioiK
y, wFSTNlf MISTER congressman Francis H. SpnOlL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

r1-,rd NrDermot, refused 10 testify ae''''' Maggie
,u,rhv in Justice >til>ne'> corr le',c"'''
NJ, tho day before he alleged thai ih' ''",' " -,
head were inflicted by Maggie WIZ " "'.' ,,',.
.,.,. ~. did il. Nellie Trac; ana Nv" other
"o.''u i ,,, ..,oon. she said. with hcr' hit Nic
go ra tel who CHOPPED Mccrmo, .1H G M@GSr
,r.,n allowed f. 90 home. bat the '''c VIII wv
fitf.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
Ms FACE EATEN BY RATS.

Thomas Conner u homeless man. wa f"uhu "e"" N'N','
aay in stable at No. Az C0nrl-St, where ne ""S !" "'
bab;t Of sleeping. and which the ponce Ia C. ""'''
call the ~Gnsey House" because OF TN hu'h"' "
,odcors Ills face had been badly eaten tN lats
nnafh wa. drc t. alcoholism. and two 'lnpN "h>No'
hotties were fOuni beside him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

The funeral Of John Il. Trevor took place yesterday
morning In tho Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The
church was filled with friends al the dead banker
The Rev Dr. A. Iiolbert. Of lonkeiS. conducted the
service, assisted by the Rev. DR.. y. H. strong, OF!
Rochester. and the Rev. ". Il. +. Faunce. pastor of
tho church. Of which Mr. Trevor was member The
body was taken 10 wOodlawn for burial. The pail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
SALE Of ArGrST BrLu0yr'> HORSES 7oD.y

August Il 'molr> ycausN aud horses iu training arc =
he sold todl' at Bab>.ol. spo 4l tain leave, Lon,
Island CITY %" the Arrival Of t 80 boat iron Jau,. SIP
and the : - boat from the olt Tast Thhu.f.irh.,t
Tic sale begins =; II 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
AZ EXHIBITION Of LtyTERy SLIDES.

~ -ot,,, o, Amateur Photographers gave a,t even.
, . ,ht,i,io, OF antorn slides IN tho Metropolitan
r,honc Buldinc in Wet Thirt'-"ighh-'t n"'' BI"lo
rav Inc slide, were the work OF III" CHICAGO al" a'i"
. Gamer, clubs, and vc-' 81 moro than IN" u'''l IN
,..r.., owing to the originality Of p" subjects Sho' H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

was also for MANY years OF the Schenectady
Savings Bank He connected viii this banking inst'
tuition for hty.two consecutive years lis VIE ana son
and daughter both married, survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
UiRIVE INTELLfGTNCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC


sun-.os % 81 Moon rises 80 pm Moons age 10
MON whfEh
IySanev Hook sos Gov. f.ant 20 Bel! GAt@ ~.
pg-e,udy Hoos : l. COS. Isiut 500 Hell Gate IiO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
ms CHARLOTTE EENTON.

Itica. y y. pee 20 MIRA Charlotte Hcn'on died IN
EichrcM spItnc, Yesterday. of heart d'"a>' Mr.
uc,t,u WAS abont -cvcnty Years old. ana was
niece 81 Napolcou B0napnrlc, and the daughter OF
I,,-.ul IyouapaItr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

mounted. which came from abroad in the centre OF
copy Of Dckens's Childs History OF England There
a little doubt that the sender intended to snusGio
the article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
L1EGE SUNS FOR THE HOSPITALS.

CONTRIBUTIONS LIKELY TO EXCEED ThoSt Vf
ANY PREVIOUS YEAR.
The Hospital COLLECTION returns nov" "''"'''- "
Charles Ianier tho treasurer of the io>pit" Na'u'N
a SUNDAY Associations 30. Il NaS-au-'t, excel III
ap,orn those Of any previous year at tie same d''c
and there il, a good prospect that the 'o''''oh 81
GOO will lac the largest in tn history Of the moNcn M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

bearers were J. b. Colgate J. q. Johnson, L. F. lioyt
Charles h. Holman, John 4. stewart. Dr. DAVID y.
Uill william Allen Butler, e. W. Rhinclander
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Plri-. Dec. 80. The wife Of l'uon ''"re'' E"S'''
U,l,..uiaru who we'll known 60 Prcf"t II the sem"
uu,cr III. late Emperor Nap"lrpn. dlci 10 DAY
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yApANE ErGrNE RorErR.

PAN, Do - The death i' announced " N'o'"'
ro.a., widow 81 Euacnc Eouhcr. Napoleon HIS fr'nd
atl i.rr and nliI-trr
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IAE MOVEMENTS or SIEAME
FOREIGN PORTS
Announcsm -nA

DO IoV WANT tIr>E NfINEii SKIN
20 Corucl. I,nlon Cosmetic Soap sold every where,
- cents cake
Diamonds are not more precious than fair and
,,,l.nn skin Health Food con piN'~ H.ut'n soap has
meyer ailu to impar H. bl 'uaFr- ana an uf'SE''I'
For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
h.atcr, baltimore heaters aud ranges go TO NE
"NSXiO\ N, lkNACE co. 2U1 aud 100 Wster-st
HENRY A DANIELS NJ. ID,
90 WEST s9rHSr
,xnoieoce and Stnrlitv. Hour, 10 l. 20 8.
NK> MISSIONS SOOTHING SYKut
u,. becn used Tor over FIFTY YEARS ~ MlLLlONS
Of MOTHERS ior their CmlLDkEN WHILE TEETH.
CniLD. sOFTENS ne GUMS: ALLAYS al tAiS !:
DiHT,EUOFA Sold by Druggists In every part OF tho
world Tventy.dve cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

The following SUNS for the Woman'N Fund nave
,.op sent in by the treasurer Of the Womans Auxiliary
~. I,hu 4 lowcry, No. - West Thirty fithst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
New Tariff Laws.

In separate form. 81 pages, paper
cnXcr,: Tribune imprint. and INCLUDE
ing full text of :ne Administrative
bill. 10 cents n copy. Old ana ne"
r,tr> rOn,DarPd.
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HENRY A DANIELS. NJ. ID,


Diseases OF ne Ser, Jus Syst"n Henitot r!n1ry or
innotence and StHrllity. Hour, 20 L. 20 T.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
A VERY PLEASANT EVENT.

Fit't-sevcn years ago yesterday,
the Rev. DR.. Lowell Smith landed
in Honolulu from tie bark Mentor,
Captain Rice. lie was accompanied
hy Mra. Smith. At that time there
were 10 hacks or street cars, and
Mrs. Smith WAS taken up town in Il
handcart, while the doctor walked.
The anniversary was celebrated yes
tcrday at the residence OF Mrs. Is.
+. Dillingham;, daughter Of the ven
erab!U doctor. Ii took the form ot
Il lunch, and there were present Oh
this interesting occasion, Hon. s. \.
and Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs.
Mary Rice, Mrs. Mary Rowcll, Mrs.
Tcrsis Taylor and DR.. Lowell Smith.
Al! Of those above mentioned have
been on the islands over fifty years.
OF course they had a great deal to
talk about, and before parting
prayer was offered up. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eimond, and Mrs. Parker were
not well enough to lie present. DR..
Lowell Smith is now cighly-scvcn
and half wears DID, Advertiser,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
All kaR0W-R00T MACHINE.

The following, winch relates to II
machine that may he just the thing
for making ''pia,' is from the Plant
crs' Monthly:
Mr.. John Hair, gentleman who
has recently been in Java and the
East Indies, informs rs that there Is
81 machine in use there for rasping
and pulverizing the roots of sago,
tap;oca and even taro, which is there
used and called oohic. lie has pho
tographs of the machine and its va
rious parts. The cost OF the ma
chine varies from $1,000 to 50, 800,
according 10 Ihc amount il can turn
out in ten hours. The smallest size
will prepare over 20 600 pounds n
day, at a very ,riiiing cost. 1t first
washes and cleans the roots, then
crates them a. fine as can be desir-
ed, then dissolves the grated mass
in water, the product, when dried,
being the fine tapioca, sago, or
arrow-root -four Of commerce. Lie
believes that taro flour can be pre-
pared 10y this machine so As to make
n far more marketable article thar
what is now offered. The subjec
is well worth investigating by those
interested in the matter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
A FAMILY MAN,

Ono of the party had just read u
newspaper paragraph concerning the
proliiicness of Georgia family,
when old Gen. Madfeld said.
"Yes, twenty-onc children arc
surely enough for any one family
that is, if the father and mother are
not very fond of children. i have
known Of families, however, where
you might take twenty-onc ont of
the flock and then some one, looking
at the rest, would say, MY gracious!
| never saw the like of children
Some time ago l travelled on
horseback through the northwestern
part Of the State. One day fell in
with rather companionablc old fell
low who logged along on pony.
At night, on one occasion, we stop
ped at house and requested ac-
commodations for the night. The
owner of the place, a newly married
young fellow, treated us with much
courtesy, and the nest morning,
whcn we proposed TO settle, lie
would not accept cent. While we
were standing at the gate, my com
panion, addressing our host, said:
1T seems to ne that have seen
you before.
" is it possible that you don't
know me?'
II know your face, but | cannot
recall your name"
- 'Why, am your son Bill, the
one that married last week.
" why, how are you shake, old
fellow. knew that one Of the boys
got married but I'll be dingcd cf |
didn't forget which one.
AIMS married, too
Ann who;'
"Why, sister Ann married ycstcr.
day
" Your sister Ann. Oh, yes,
he exclaimed, with sudden recollcc.
tiOn, 'thc one with long light hair
and one eye little out of plumb.
'Oh, 10, you are thinking OF
Jane.
" That's n fact, have got them
mixed. Let me see, Bill, what was
your mothers namc:'
Emily; was old Archie Smiths
daughter
All, hah; 4; but do you remember
which one o! wives She wasF
" The fourth one, I've heard hen
say.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

The presentation of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" by the Bijou Comedy Com
pany las, night pleased large an.
dicncc. Walter Adrian made a ca.
pital Uncle Tom, and the traditional
Ldgree was fully portrayed by Frank
Clcavcs. Horace Ewing never fail
cd to produce hearty laughter as
Marks the lawyer. Mrs. Ewing
showed Aunt Ophclia very well.
Some local talent shonc in the sup
port, W. II. IIoogs making up and
acting Tom Lokcr in good style.
Dena Woltcr, the eight-ycar old
daughter Of Mr.. f.. II. +. Wolter,
gave as nice an Eva as could be
wished anywhere. Not only did she
ring out her lines as clear as bell,
but her acting was as near perfect as
possible. The play will be repeated
at matinee tomorrow afternoon,
when l., j. Lcycy will make his dc.
but n the auctiOnecr.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02

The following officers were con-
tinued for the ensuing year:
President. :. Princess Liliuokalani
Nice-Presidcnt ................-
Mrs. Fl. Il. .Macfarlane
Secretary. ........ Mrs. j. Fl. Brown
Treasurer. Miss Louisa Brickwood
Directresses: Mrs. A. Rosa, Mrs.
w. T.. Foster, Mrs. Malcolm Brown,
Mrs. Along, Mrs. A. Fernandez,
Miss Mary Buckle.
The Second Division will meet at
Washington Place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
a - --l---a-------.--s--. =
HAWAI- NOTES.

II is thought now that Admiral
Grown will leave shortly to visit the
Arctic regions to look after the
fishery interests. In case the
Charleston is not able 10 60 he will
hc obliged to transfer his flag to the
lr0luois.
The L. $. steamship Alert will
shortly 60 into commission, and it is
probable that Captain Coghlan will
command her.
1t is said that the L. :. Govern
lncnt will he represented in the
Bchring Sea this season by the toI-
iowing vessels: Pinta, Alert, Ran
ger, 1hctis, Bear, Corwin, Rush and
probably the IroQuois.
The Monadnock is to be completed
at Mare Island navy yard.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
An ABORTIvE CONSPIRACY.
The following is from the Fricnt

The following is from the Friend:
1t appears to be true that two
weeks since, plans were concerted
for q night surprise and capture of
the persons of the Ministers, and Of
the Station House where the Gov
crnmcnt arms are kept. This was
with the intent of inducing the King
10 restore the old order Of things
and appoint the chief conspirators
10 power. The plan failed for lack
of adequate support before the Gov"
ernment got wind OF it. We con-
slider it certain that the influential
leaders of the opposition have no
disposition TO employ other than
constitutional or lawful means. The
motive for the conspiracy is believed
10 have originated in influences out
side Of the Kingdom. We think it
improbable that the King was privy
10 it. The whole affair has served
10 prove the strength oi the ele-
meHtS ia favor of Law and Order.
The foregoing may be correct, but
until evidence is forthcoming in
proof thereof we shall regard it rs
incorrect. We do not believe n
word OF it, and consider the whole
thing groundless scare--ground-
less rs far n truth is concerned. IL
the Friend can produce evidence in
support Of its belief, we shall be
glad to hear that evidence. so far
We have not heard u particle Of evil
dencc; nothing but false rnmors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
NOTICE.

TNl!IS is TO give notice that ! will not
Il be responsible for any debts con-
tractcd without my written order.
j. j. WILLIAMS.
lionulu;u, May |, lS3O. J.' Nv
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
NASQUERADE BALL.

A GRAND Masquerade Rail- will take
N place on WEDNESDAY, the nth
May, 1890, at the Honolulu Rifles Ar
mOry, Bcretania street, the proceeds to
he given to the Portuguese Ladies Cha-
ritable Association. Tickets of admis-
sion Sl.00. Tickets may be had at lia-
waiian News Co., Hollister q Co., Ben
sou, smith n Co, II. G. Thrum. q. j..
Mccarthy and II, j. Note. $50 ld
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
MORTUARY REPORT.

The total number Of deaths reported
for the month of April, 1890, was ~.
distributed ~ follows -
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02

The unemployed workmcn OF Rome
declared they would parade on the
18th April, and the Italian Govern
mcnt ordered the military to sup
press all demonstrations. Trouble
was apprchended.
Emma Nevada has entirely re.
covered from her long attack Of in
ruen1a in Spain, and will soon go TO
Lille to appear in Lakme, She will
return to Spain 10 sing in opera nj
Seville.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
NOTICE of REMOVAL.

4 l.. SMITH having removed Ia ihc
IA. New Brick Store. on Fort street,
next TO Mrs. Lacks, The store will be
closed from April Both 10 May 5th, in
order to rearrango the stock, Due no
,icc will be given in Saturdays paper
of the Opcning day. 81 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
THE llllUOKAlANl SOCIETY.

The Liliuokalani Educational So
ciety held its fourth annual meeting
yesterday, at Washington Place,
residence Of the President, Princess
Liliuokalani. Mrs. j. II. Browns
report as Secretary showed progress.
Good reports had been received of
the two little girls kept by the 80
ciety at Kawaiahao Seminary and of
a third at East Maui Seminary. bliss
Louisa Brickwood, Treasurer, pre-
sented the following statement
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02

NER. BARNFlELD will resume
WI classes on TUESDAY, May 9TH,
Drawing and Painting in Oils and Wa
ter Colors, Light ~ Shade. still Life
and Figure Painting. Studio spree
kcl~' Block, Forl street. 30 w"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
NOTICE.

(NIlN CHAT, lately doing II dry
~ goods ani Chinese provision hu"i-
ness with others. ai koloa. Kauai.
under the firm name Of Nee Shun Co.,
has sold ont his interest in said busi-
ness to Ching Yet, who assumes all liza
hililirs and collects all bills Of said Nee
Shun Co. Oil lNf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02
BY AUTHORITY,
Board Of Health.

HoNolrIu, April p, 1890.
Sealed tenders will De received at
this Office until WEDNESDAY, May
18th, at Il o'clock noon, for the Dc.
livery on the beach at Kalaupapa or
Kalawao, or at the Lepcr settlement,
Molokai, in good order and condition,
nn average OF ninety (9o) head OF fat
beef cattle per month for the use OF
the Board OF Health, for six 10y
months from the awarding OF the
contract.
The tender should be for the price
per pound dressed. The hides and
tallow to I've the property OF the
Board.
The Board OF Health does not bind
itself TO accept the lowest or any bid
GEO. G. POTTER,
J37 3t-13S st Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-02

&. Il. REYNolps,
Aren't Board Of Health.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-27
A Strange BuiIdine.

The curiosity of passers Fifteenth street
northwest has been stimulated by the odd ap-
pearance of large building in course of con-
structon on the west side of that street, between
l. and NJ. Its imposing bay front, with but one
window on each floor looking out to the north
east, is suggestive of prison. or perhaps the
freak of some wealthy person with predilection
for breezes from that gusty quarter. Upon in
quiry of the genial president of the American
Security and Trust Company, Col. A. T. Brtton,
TO WhOm IHE HERALD reporter was referred
Tor Information, 1t was learned that this for
midaDle structure is but about the fourth part
of what the company finally expect to put up on
the site, and that it is to be used for the innocent
purposes of storage warehouse for the safe de-
posit or the household goods and Valuables OF
the citizens of this favored city. IL is in fact,
especially constructed to keep out two of the
most destructive enemies of portable property,
viz; fire and thieves. Its massive walls, com
posed exclusively OF stone, brick, cement, and
iron, give assurance that this promise to the eye
Will not be broken to the hope.
The portion of the building now begun will be
completed about the middle of August. 1t will
be provided with all the modern accessories for
the safe and, when desired, separate storage of
all kinds of portable articles from q package of
papers to the contents of palace A powerful
elevator, ten feet wide by twenty long, upon
which loaded wagons, trucks. ETC., can be driven
and hosted to any one of the six floors of the
warehouse is now being put in. This will obY-
ate the liability of damage to fine furniture, etc.
by the unloading of goods on the ground floor
and the packing of them on an elevator worked
by hand, as is usually done. The people of Wash
lngton may congratulate themselves upon haV-
ing in their midst an institution like the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company, ready to fur
nish them facilities in its line equal to those
loyed by any of the great metropolitan cities of