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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
1t is currently reported on the floor OF the 'oh-
sOlidated Exchange that there are now pehuihg ne
gotations for the transfer of important PennSyvah
producing properties from the hands OF the proprietary
companies To the standard oil interests. Representa-
tives Of the Forrest Union and other oil companies
have been I'm the city in the last week; ana tlta arc
believed to have had conferences with the rcinlhS
people. Inquiry of the standard onlcers Ha> DrcIt
met with complete rcticence. rms i posluoh
which IL would he natural for them to maintain lenu
Ing the conclusion Of negotiations we ,f
from other sources, however. that IIc utilsa' onS
have been generally favored by the leaIlhe sCck
holders In the companies concerned that the encoes,
fnl consummation Of the trade may be eApec'eu:; ~
may be dangerous to attempt any diagnosis OF lhe
crude situation based upon the theory tht nc ,an
actions are accomplished facts. but tlat the Irauc
will discuss the subject in private Is certain lnere
are two views which might be taken OF the matter
one would Ire that the additional control OF prohuc-
ton given TO the standard will make It more lh9e-
pendent OF competitive conditions and lessen us
necessity of paving good prices 10 outside prod ccrS
The other theory would Indicate that IN" worm on
producing territory was fully appreciated by thc
largest aggregation Of capital existing In the petroleum
industry, and would tend 10 nulfy the nervous lcn
felt by most spectators upon the question OF 'ho
oil and It's competitive possibilities. tntl the trans
actions now pending ar, completed large Foom i
afforded for variegated discussion.
There from the field Yesterday when
excited dsir1Ist. Refined oil reduced. however.
with the result Of stimulating little better buying
bv exporters and inducing selling pressure IN tne
declined to ~ cents, against % cents Monday night.
The option market moro active, and after u
break Of cents the final dealings were made on
a rally. with better temper exhibited by traders.
The closing Of both markets barely steady.
The Of prices and the total dealings were as
n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
cnxrrvpr PROCEEDINGS ADJOURNED.

Hartford Conn. June Tile contempt Pf".c'u-
inn AGAINST tllc directors of the Ncw England khl'
road COMPANY for refusing 10 take mp Their U'h'
in Church st.. in this city, m obedience 10 mania
mus Of the superior Court, were adjourned thi' morn
I'M, uDtu after hearing in brooklyn 10 morrow before
Judgc Blatchford, Of the United states supreme '"ru'
The hearing j, on motion for temporary I'Jrr, t ,
o. rtr,ln hc Supcrior Court from proceeding further
in the matter until the United ~tacs supreme IOTt
Shall have decided upon the question:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
.NNnrc ArE TAkEs EnNns-

syndicate of banker ha- taken th" remainder "f
tho first mortgage bond, ~ the TolcdD 4 Loui, and
Kausa, cts Railroad. Details Il the tutu-a'uon were
Withheld Yesterday bu' 10 b. known that ih" -fnh''t'
took three millions at i'Ncd price. ana an "p'I"h
on the remainder much mailer amount "h''h
undoubtedly viii DE exercised The name, oi the
banker, and the price, at which they took the h"n"~
coild not be- a-ccraiucd. \ prominent friend oi 'he
company aid that the pric" was much too I"" AZ"
An cAport who had recently examined ihc property
dccr,rcd that the road W.T. never In better shape.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
ROSETTES ON COACHAEN'S MATS.
rrom Thc rhIIaAcIphIa rlmc..

\ fashion that il commonly seen on the streets
of this city SSor the cOachman To mount lOstlc 1I
bug II Is vulgary called, on the sac nl clI
hats. Commonly II j. the master ana not lhc man
who has IL done The custom II an ostcntalloI' anu
ridiculous one. for the reason that II was h1oPrn w.
england 10 distinguish the servants Of those people
who were connected with the Army or Navy hhu Wa
used by no Others Vow, however. . common va,
the custom become that gcntccl people JaNe dropped
II entirely. II i, Is In England, how much nor
-hOddy II Is for Nation where We have no su,n nls
unction 10 disfciire their footmen and coachmeh
hats In this manner.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool June g. p. m-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the day
Included 200 bales American. - =.
" MINES rln.cd quiet. American Mddling. low mid.
tlinr clause june deLycry 3i.diG6 356id June ana
iriv delivery 4 3i.6iSj 356+d july and August de.
iv,rv 3s.64d buyers: August and >epieriher c'lv'
nv i 36.6i6G 37.6d >eptcrh': ard octob"r eenNery
H. sid sellers October ana NoNHrboe delivery, bo.jid
value: NoIhber and December delivery 3.6'd buyers
.IoiyFs'or juno 3-tottou nominal: mcdlng llsct
low mddling llAc GOOD ordinary, lie; net ana gross
zee Yii,s bales stock. so bales. 20, - ...
iorIolk June 3.-totton gu't mdflnr, l1c ~:
and cross receipts bale exports codst"se oVV oaes'
saloa. Il bales stock, 5,13o bal's.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
uo-rov Avn XTV YORK AIR LINE.

Middlctown. Conn. june 3-At the annual meet
ing Of the Boston and Sew York Air Line Eal'n'"i
here mi, afternoon ~ 10000 of stock was i'pI"
.cntcd and the following director, we're cle'"u l.
Henry B. Hammond and = = sands Ne" i"rN' J. :"
Watson and ". u. Bishop. bridgeport. = J. L""hler'
,,tI,i,,,n,ic. r i;aldwiu. 4. T.. Clark and J.. H.
rr,vtridrc New Haven, Theodore Adams, fH'li
dclpbia: J. VI Camp and Benjamin Douglas, n"nt,
t,uu Tho director, chose these oNc"f@ u. j..
Hammond president. I. l.. Watson, secretary, Ala
~ f. ~uuirc, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

24s Cd Cottorseed Oil Liverpool refined dull at 21s 01
Trpentine fair demand. Rosin in poor demand com
msnd prime Western spot and June dull az ss 81 July
August duh at 3ls Cd Wheat and hour in fair de-
mand Corn-Spot In fair demand futures In good de.
mand: mixed Western. spot and June steady AZ 8, I'd
Hops at London-Pacinc Coast-Ihee nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE GEORGIA Peach cR0p FtJITtRE

Atlanta Ga, June 3 (Special-Thc peach crop in
Georgia will be almost a complete failure this year
The orchards OF Houston County, which last year
brought In revenue Of $3.50 900 will do little more
than supply the local demand. Two causes are
signed for tlis failure: First, the late frOsts, and
second, the fact mat The immense crop OF last year
broke down and exhausted the trees
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
stock Exchange. Consolidated.

Includes saaS of 10000 barrels Of tomorrow de-
livery at - IL cents. 1000 barrels Of June delivery
al a6 "a cents, and 1000 barrels Of cash oil az
81 "a cents.
Refined oil reduced 10 points to 1.2O cents
Tor barrels and 91O cents gallon for and at
tlc lower prices business became active.
Foreign quotations Antwerp l. Ia francs;
Bremen. $50 marks London. 100 } II pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
ppovorInxs ov 4 WESTERN ROAD.

Milwaukee, June 3.-Prc,idcnt Miller ana thc
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway company
mi, morning announced the appointment 0i y D.
Earling a. general manager Of The road, ana W. -.
cnlins a. general ,upcrintcndcnt. The appointments
take effect July /. Both of the appOlntcc, are old
cmplOycs Of the road
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Az INTERSTATE COMMERCE nEARING.

Washington, June 3-1hc Interstate commerce
Commission today gave a hearing IN the case or Johh
T.. squire S CO., pork butchers and shippers, oi Gam
bridge Mass against the Michigan Central Railroad.
the New York Central aud Hudson River Railroad
Company, and the Boston and Albany Railroad
Company, In which Discrimination IN freight Fat"
against the live hog traffic i charged
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
oil. MARKETS.

oil CITY Penn. June B National Transit cortihcates
on.,d' ~ highe-t r9-r lowest -isr closed at
s7i.c. sales. $4,000 bbe; charters 2sl'1 bbl'' ship
tn.tt. fN3 lS- bbl> runs. ll6H>1 hhl-
pi,tsi,urc Penn. June 3.-p,tolrum weak and lower;
N,tionol Transit certificates op,ne0 az e94c closed AZ
S,i.c. hi yhr-t. s92c lowest, ebsc.
Eradiom Penn June 3Natonal Transit ceHihcatss
on.ned M s9.c closed a s7sc highest s?'-c; lowest,
s63,c. Ciarances. 995.OoO bb>.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
- as1I ,-ri Ioanad Z, f6e cam nYaInf each henc

causes OF action mentioned in the complaint each being
founded the reinsurance OF vessel which was lost
or damaged The amount which the plaintiff com
pany seeks is nearly $4,000. General Huo-
bard and Mr. Norman. OF Butler, stillman q Hubbard:
appeared for tho continental Company. The taking OF
testimony will begin to-day, and the trial will probably
last three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

fpN lii'St lNli-hf"'l FL ~ hN''"'''
The Ofical Railway LIST for 1870 has Ju't bcch
published IL contain, much Valuable Information ior
every interested In railroad affairs either - an
officer. contractor or critic. IL j. a complete III
rcctory Of all the railways In the United statc''
Canada and Mexico
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
WHEAT. NO. ..

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady ana uh-
changed 80. ,pung wheat. 92d52ac; No. spring
Vhci,. 75ds7c; No > red, 9!d92gc; 80 corn 3S,sc
27isc. J3c No. farley, nominal
80. ! naX,eed - 10 prime timotny seed - 4n:l ri
ness pork, per bbl Sl3 1912 lard per 100 y, 10 eo4
- s79c short ribs, sd', loose 500 10 d'y ,ata
- as CO. whishey dl>tllers finished goods, gal.
- % sugars unchanged; No. white oats, 2Sd-esc;
\o 4 IL.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

the TO-DAY butter market was
steady and unchanged; eggs. l2di2ac.
Philadelphia. juno 3tour- -Recepts light but demand
y S% SS ana % C1@s s aca a te to Of SnD 70 SS' aGy
eNtt except at further Concession Rye -four staiGS .;
light offerings Of desirable grades though y, derate
NOR than eGga tSs to T' s9thns DONG ana aIoson
wholly nominal Re,etea 72%sg 90 ta 90 GOOD %Ii@S S
osSs SSse' sss giGa %a aSa TO tDS 81 e. 4 june
3orgwn .iohser ports from other grain centres. hs
option market ruled hrH some inquiry from -Gippl p,es .os
under ae maikct CARROTS local trade quiet bgs
sSlSi sGy oi G' So a in SpoT cya;or 3 sacf
3sbc NO IL DO toc So mArd IN 2ota' ns Se'atSk .Sk
t6.c July iota4oSc: Auru,t ilteii'.g ssP'c@bse:
%Gi G;e G"!r at &c. Future, GSet Su; .eSdy
Scptcm6cr 3o, d3o'.c. Butter dull and easy Penn.y
ar Sra ,eaT PsnnsySania ar.ts 5c dull winti
as bush sSss q sGs s"d
and scsE E 10 so' per
& 30 fa o5S 'Ss 81 vS 2ss.
800 bush IL 800 bush oats 1000 bush seR; odo
S1as'-""''' Sa.a l'''00 ''''' '0'" ''''' '1'"' '.
Louis J ;sty aScs a9d 4ass anS Sssf: I
at & tnG s SsGi gG rust SosS 40 s6d IN abSvs
Say august; 70 ss',c BID Dec:moe gsae ccAS,ivs 70;
ca-h 81 e. June. 32c July, So Ayci.t s2ec, Ua,s
s qat 40 Gasn bic pd day Ns 70; sSss Sa
p-srie sold al = 5odf9 timothy sloesiS Bran ss ess
Il % bd for august aud >eptember Lead nrm' il5e.
,sT %t qa' o carnma isa m S a 81 wsi.Fy .tes
~ % lhesine and cotton tlrn 95 ars
4 = Dry meats, boxed shoulders . 9Oa - longs
= 60 rS, e,. - g g 75S.5 iG So r6S s. 5@s5 shoi
clear s. 9Ge - 5 600 P. 200 90 ooS OBJ bush "hT fS
bb, wheat 1000 bush corn. 1890 bush oats 10000
600 bush; barley, l,Voo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Females.

NJAID. BY Young scotch girl. prot.
vi ,stani. a, maid to growing children
with nWuN going 10 country FOR summer
p.r,oInl references. - West 2let-st
NURSE companion. assistant 10 invalid
y or elderly lady COMPETENT j. years
reference. Can D, seen a. pr sent employ
cr's l. West 2?th-Nt.
MUSE N an experienced nurse ho-.
y 2ital experience. pri,nt" patient OF N
valid week. or month doctor r'cpnmrndt-
ton. Vi r.. BoN -. Tribune Uptown
Gnicc. / 235 Broadray
NURSE Nc.-Ry a middl"-agcd. refined
" American lady. a. nurse 10 IN
valid or companion. or would care ior
frnm birth. Addrr,, Mrs. NJ. 331 LeNing-
ton.,yo. BROOKLYN.
n URSE.-By an American person thor
y ough and reliable inNalid> nurse; sew
iad assist housekeeping city or country.
Call an week. j. NJ. f.. 10" West 2Sth'st.
n NCRSE. Nc.-By q respectable colorcd
' girl A. nurse, chan. n.h'rmaid or waitress.
Addrr,, q. H.. ~ West 2'th-'t.
NURSE or MAID.-By Partisan: COOL
v ,cam~trr-, city or country; tlr>t-cla>s
D. ference. 23G Wcst l3th-,t.. 1T bell.
NURSE-Respcctabl lone woman wolld
y like g. care for chld at her home or a.
nur,r for invalid. 4o5 West i3tn-st.
n RISE. At.-BN Nhhh- -ii 10 HllDu
y baby or do ligh; chambcrwork good
reference Gail at i33 West 25th->t.. Nc
CONNILL'S.
URSE.-Dy a competent nurse for baby
" or young children understands bring.
ing up on bottle best city reference. 212
West i0th--t
NURSE and SrAMNTRESS.-By com
~ petent Young German woman city or
rnuntry bet references. call at Mrs.
LOWE .ai 3d-aNc.
NURSE and SEAMsTRESS.--By a young
" swedish girl. speaking English, a,
u,rse TO growing children and scam-trrss
willing. obllging and trustworthy; wlliirg
to ttaIel excellent r. frrrnCes from last rin.
mover: call early. 3j1 4th-ayc., 25th ana
both st..
rTRSE.-Ce -Certincated. desires arrangement
~ for confinement or sickness references
excellent. A., care Mr,. Clamp, ll3 East
sSth-st.
URSE.-Bv young English girl. wishing
J. Y To go "a the county FOR summer months
Wiling and obllgng. Please call 2jj West
30th--t.. Tiehe's bell.
NJ URSE.-By competent swedish woman,
' understands care OF chi'd ,n ko.I
,ramstrrss Cali on Mrs. NJ MALMBElp', 312
ith-1Nr.. between 2jth and 10Th st,, up
stair.
%rUESE ard ENMSTRESS.-By. a well
v cduCat North German gOoi sclh'
.tr-s, and ncedleWOrkcr: one years fei
rn,e: A. nurse 10 snail or growing emu.
drrn no objection 10 the country. 1l9 Last
i2th-st. neag iIh.s'e.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

EUROPEAN PRODUCE " NI;;KETS.
Liverpool. June 3. - p m-Iieci ri, ana hams in
ahou, ~ 20 80 ~ dull 30- Cd Cheese fair demand
TaIlow-The demand has fallen OF prime cu steady at
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
IxcoRroRArlNc \ Nrw Eop IN NrErA~KA

Lincoln. Sch. June The Pueblo ana ph"h
Railroad Company. iu Nchri-ha pa, fled 'Tl'ir' "'
incorportioi. with the SECRETARY - state" Tie ''?i'i
stock j, %9Ooo.o0O. The inoorporh'or' a' william
T. W.uaut. william II. Caputt Ralph y Veil ana
H. " Caruau. Of Ncv Nork. !. ". Coleman Z. \.
Williams. Thoma, Nar~pod. g. T.. Nh"r. y. li''h'
c,.k ~ Ncbrt-Aa. and Irtcr =. Mnuhinn. VI \.
purn And John ! ~tlii-ou. Tn" propI-"i hr" ">-
tend, from Cpylusiou. Sob. opPH-li" NoIA Nv
-nfhvc- trrly through ihc toun'"- H Dakota. lNA'l,
cedar WAYNE Pierce. Madison Antelope. b""u".
Wheeler t,nrelcy. Valley. Harvard sherman. custer.
Iur,lo. Iavsou Go- pr. Frontier. Red WHO" ana
IIi,rh,n,k II J., um0rod tu hc a santa Fc extension.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
81. 1orl.. AIroN ~ rEnNE MMTE NEErNe

II. LOCI>. ALTON AND TEEEE lINIE NhEIIN''
= Louis June J.-Ihc annual meeting 81 to
81 Loni. Alton and Tcrrc II,utc Eallr"id Company
MA. held hcrc yc-lcriay. Precedent aud General
Manager g. " Parker made h!, report. which showed
the cro,, carlnc- of l--H amounted 10 7lll"''-''
an increase ~ -lGl I19 over the preceding year The
operating expense, were rGi-.G9', AN increase "i
-lOolG6. The foilowIu. director, v"rr r. elected
George Ko,icr Peabody. chairman % ihc l''iIu'
ccorcc W Parker pre- dent and general manager and
fr.,.Ilrer. + T. Leonard -c,r,tart II. A 'ru>hF,
assistant ~ccr,ar, ard Henry T. Sash. auditor III"
l..,rt ais, elected Claf~re" !. PARKER A~-l-ttnt -
,br General manager. d Wa- decided "a give sixty
da,-' notice OF a -pcci1 meeting to %" h'd ilr NE
purup-c of voting upon the proposition Z" sell inc
NAH, lfuc f., the 1913 Four fYr -1O.Vuo.oV.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

- lSPECThBLE coiored woman wishes
H. Orce cleaning. also capable Of taking
cnarg" Of any department. l3' Prince-st..
Brook iyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

SWEpISu Protestant coot also waik
- re>e and chamhernald, ni-t.class eX.
cc.lcnt rcfercnc"s citv or country. Mrs
Coz LIIE. l2S West 23d->t.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

- EAMerRfSS.- .-t'irst-class Fr'ncl"drcss.
- wakcr would Tx to engage with ladies
ding in ,puntry. Ia takr care of war,robes
~ Ssan.-tI e>>. Address {. G.. 3ji Is wi>y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

CONTRASTS OF EVERY DAY LlFE-IHE rHhA
CofORED BY THE PAST-sUfERsTlIloN N'D
,vro1ERAyCE THE BATHING RE-
SORTS AND BATTLEFIELDs-CON-
QUESTS OLD AND NEW
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

S,EAM> rNE>>.-Ry 4 rr,peetiblo middle.
- aged Woman, to 20 out by the day U
60 plain sewing. Adir,ss MIS-. ROBBlNS,
a3y East 22i.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Eop,alaa

ID kpTE.NTANT launGrcSs aud chamber.
mald good references thoroughly com.
prtcnt; city or country. Mrs. COLLIER,
I2~ Wet t3d st ID l,t
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Ccmtstlt Gliuaiions Udllt'o
Females

a mddle.,ern iady
II for Il,rly couple thoIoulhn on
prtcnt aud reliable. country pT.icrrrd w
:, ogId travel. AGdr'-, -OMFf.I f'NI' Dun
4 rlluus tIfite
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

WANTED. BY an educated and refined
w young Nidow. -p'akmg French aud
English a situation A. companion 10 an in
valid or lady travelling, chaperon 10 young
girl or managing hOu>sk"rp.r in small
family: best Of ref ercncc- given. Address
{. DE BELLIFENILLE, Union Park.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-26

tainly those whose lungs are gone
Will not be able to live long with
out them. Medical science as yet
cannot make new lungs
believe" he says, the time
will come when consumption, if
not eradicated from the list of ills,
will become a rare malady, and a
fatal termination will be the result
of negligence in the early stages.
Professor Koch is not yet pre-
pared to indicate the source from
which the curative matter is de-
rived or the methods of prepare
ton, as it is still in the expert
mental stage. All that is known is
that it is brownish transparent
liquid and must be applied sub
cutaneousIy by means of a syringe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-26
Is 1t %

IsIt 90
Mr.. EDITOR: Thc Bulletin in its
Charleston" edition Of yesterday has
placed itself on record as fault-finder
of the late Government, for not having
brought in more Chinese, as follows:
"The labor question was unneces-
sarily brought to sudden crisis by the
politicians of the late Administration re-
fusing, for the purpose OF catching few
votes, to carry out the law allowing the
importation OF the legal number OF Chi
nese labOrers per quarter. This preclpl-
tated labor shortage, which virtually
caused the planters TO turn to the oppo-
nents of the Thurston Administration
for aid. This was not withheld"
Ii the writer of the above will refer to
| the Laws OF 1887 Chap. %, Section b, he
will find that there was no refusing
| in the matter OF carrying out the law,
| inasmuch as the law says that the 'Ad-
| ministration" had an option in the
matter.
| The Bulletin writer must surely see
that, even If the whole 200 year had
been admitted under the law there was
nothing to prevent them from helping
out the Labor shortage" at Chinatown
sewing machines, or other handicraft
in preference to going on to plantations
In view of these simple facts it is ;
silly charge to accuse the late Ministr!
of precipitating labor shortage b,
not admitting few more regiments O
Chinese who would in all probabilit,
have entered the kingdom only to swell
the ranks of city mechanics and tn
charge that the refusal to so admi
Chinese was done for the purpose c
catching few votes" will be held, b
those who wish this to be a civiliZe
country, quite excusable.
am not an expert in judging of wha
the " greatest blessing on earth ma
be, and am willing to pin my faith
any editor newly converted to a study {
the subject, but in a small way | thin
it was blessing to have had a Ministr
who were honest in their anti-Asiat
legislation in 1878, and NOT a blessin
to have had a Legislature in 1890 whic
did their best to undo the work of the
predecessors. ANTI-GUsH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-26
The Pearl City Lots.

On Saturday next the great sale of
lots at Pearl City will take place,
Mr.. JAS. F. Morgan, the auctioneer,
welding the hammer. At l o'clock
a lunch will be served in the paw
lion aud the sale commences at 2
o'clock.
A limited number of lots will be
offered, and already there have been
quite number of applications. The
view from where these lots are stu
ated is unsurpassed, No better
place for a residence could be found
anywhere.
Easy terms are offered placing
within the reach of all fine resi-
dence in charming location.
A train leaves the depot at / As
P. NJ. to-day and quite number of
prospective buyers are going down
on it to look over the lots. Mr..
Morgan the auctioneer also goes
down on the same train.
On Saturday the day of the sale, a
special train will leave Pearl City at
2:3O o'clock PM, arriving at Honolulu
in time for the baseball match at
Makiki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-26
THE DAILY
WEDNESDAY,
PROF. KOCH ON THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION.

In an article on " Microscopic
Laborers and how they serve us"
the English Illustrated Magazine,
Prof. Percy +. FARMLAND explains
that as far back as 1852 it was dis
covered that the disease known as
anthrax, or splenic fever, is pro
duced by the presence in the blood
of the being affected, of a particular
micro organism called the Bacillus
Anthracis," and year by year one.
disease after another has been con-
clusively demonstrated to be the
result of similar causes. Amongst
the greatest of microscopic observ-
ers the professor places Louis
Pasteur, whose name he Justly
says is familiar in every corner of
the globe where civilization has
made itself felt" Following in the
footsteps of Pasteur are long list
of Jealous Investigators by whom a
large amount of most interesting
and important information has been
collected concerning the unseen
world of heterogeneous. By the
Investigations of Cagniard Latour
and Schwann fifty years ago it was
found that the mysterious substance
known to brewers as "yeast " or
"tann was really composed OF
vast numbers of minute oval par
ticles endowed with the powers OF
growth and multiplication, and
therefore undoubtedly living. Pas
teur himself spent many years in
the study of these minute oval par
ticles of yeast, and made many dis
coveries as to the nature of their
organism and their action in differ
ent circumstances as to en-
vironment, temperature, etc
Amongst the diseases to which
the human beng is liable
there is now indisputable evidence
that erysipelas, tuberculosis (of
which one of the commonest forms
is pulmonary consumption) and
others are brought about by the
presence of heterogeneous, whilst
in the case of many other diseases
the proof is all but complete.
The National Zeitung now as
serts that Professor Koch, the dis
coverer of the cholera bacillus, has
at last found out a means of curing,
or at least arresting the progress of
consumption.
According to the San Francisco
Chronicle, by telegram from Ber-
lin, Professor Koch says: Il am
personally convinced that those of
my patients whose lungs have not
been seriously injured and eaten
away by the devouring microbes
will regain perfect health, Ger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-26
An Old War Veteran.

Capt. Mcdonnell, the we'll known
war veteran, arrived on the Zealandia.
He has brought with him the great
new war book Battles and Lead
ers of the Civil War" 1t has been
twenty years in preparation, and is
contained in four volumes. The New
York Observer says there can be no
doubt of the fact that when this
series is finished, it will be the most
elaborate, most complete and salts
factory war history ever issued in the
world. Capt. Mcdonnell is stopping
at the White House.
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Little Olive Berkeley, the Clever Lord
Fauntleroy."
More than usual interest will be
taken by our theater-goers in the
approaching appearance of this
bright little child star. There is
nothing of precocity in her wonder
full performance of Cedric Enrol,
Lord Fauntleroy. She is very nat
ural, and is full of simplicity, limo
cence and charm of childish artless-
hess.
The company that will support
little Olive are busily rehearsing
every evening, and nothing will be
left undone to insure perfect per
Torrance.