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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

fs e 'sSSo "' s;Si #;
TOR sALE-oN CONNECTICUT AVE, A LARGE.
II commodious. Sunny House, containing all m: l.. in
fSHsS 1915 i5d if.se''' fn
EoR sALE-s3,OOO WILL BUY A BRICK HOUSE
on 9th st n W near n suitable for home or store
part of e Drois Park; rooms and bath; lot a4IsS;
o ego xi;s sss. in ssSS House
For sale.-A Nice Corner House on south Carolina
For saea Splendid In Brick Build
ing now leased at $50 month, ON 9TH st ".
For saie-Nearly new Brick House on 2 LIST near Pa.
SIX rooms aud BATH rents for S27 80 per month
For sale-A very cheap Brick House in desirable
cash balance 80 FER mGnth bargain At $3.50
'FRss ssiea Sa Ssc5es 4 pc.
House on 10th st near MASSACHUSETTS, ave lot 1sxl42
nnd
House S be 9th snd p front Brick
CORNER near East CAPITOL ST. ?"se rooms. bath and
se5 PsS Spered would rent for $40 per
Sali O. YIN buy .sss o HHi
For sale-The Best Houses in the Northwest for
cars new BAY window bricks nine rooms and bath;
elegantly finished; will rent for $35 per month:
1t DAVID D. STONE 500 F ST. NV
EoR sALEaas5OO CASH. BALANCE s25 PER
month, will buy either OF these Desirable Houses,
Massachusetts, ave- ne: near stanton Park; rooms
andloath mod imps. 5000.
9TH st. NV near o. Groom Brick central location:
$1,000.
1t DAVID D. STONE. SOC s.nw
ITOR SALE-I4 PER CENT INVESTMENT FRAME
L House, rooms and cellar, lot 2Ox50. M St s.e.;
easnS rented at SIO; only $500 Good title
it.: $3.50.
W. "a 500.
Brick. rooms bay window. mi. P st. between 4th
and 9th n.y. W.; 49, 900.
a.. Two Groom Bricks, Sd s.w., rent s15.3 80 each;
Corner Store and Dwelling on 9th ST. sw., will rent
S4lO; only $1,000. q. L. BOYER CO,
f2l-3t SOS Fnw,
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FOR RENT-HOUSKS.

INOR RENT-CONN. AVE. NEAR NJ SLAVERY
Il desirable 3-story and basement Brick Dwelling
containing 20 rooms. bath. furnace. range and every
convenience. House is handsomely and richly fur
she' except silver and crockery. For further in
iOrInaton and permit to examine apply to TAOS. j.
FISHER CO., 1924 NV. n5-6t
IGOR RENT-132s 10TH ST. NV; ALL MOD
4 lmps good repair; $40 per month. Apply to ".
.. JOHNSON, 7lS 18th st. NV. fl5-1m
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LoK RENT
II 1909 7th ST. y. W.. Brick House. 10 rooms all mod
imp, $45.
$40. so.
al Q st. NV. Brick House. rooms. all mod. imp.
952 Boundary NV. Brick House, rooms. all mod
Az ! st. NV. Brick House, rooms. store, gas,
l23 9 st NV. Frame House. rooms. store gas.
water, S25
s2250.
81 II st. ne. Brick House. rooms. all mod imp
IS st. sw., Brick House. 6 rooms. store, water.
44e Q st. NV, Brick House. rooms, mod. imp.
4Sl n st. NV, Frame House, @ rooms, water, SIS.
81 -313 q St ne, Frame House, 5 rooms. water.
each, SIS
322 LIST st. Sc, Frame House, rooms water.
1910 sth st. nw., Frame House. rooms, water.
S12 80.
1917 wiltberger ct. NV, Frame House, rooms,
water, 50 30.
2902 7th st. W., Frame House. 4 rooms, water 80.
Also office rooms in central part of city BY
CHAS. y. SHREVE,
f11-1t 1908 9TH ST. u.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-1527 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. VERY
Large aud Elesant Residence; Just completed; IN.
surpassed IN soldlty Of construction and style OF
architecture and finish lot 25 feet front and runs
through to 18Th st house open for inspection
i2l-3t STElGER LIEBERMANN. 1903 + St
EoR SALE-BY FISH 4 MILLER, 1918 ST. NV.
Il J Inc Brick Residence on 9Th bet. Q and Il sts
NV. rooms, all mod. imps., chambers; concerted
cellar; house in excellent condition; heated BY fur
mace and was built arranged and finished for owners
use: bargain at 250. f21-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

syndicate Of Philadelphians has purchased
for q, s50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

EIOk SALE-I OFFER LOTS /, 2. 3 AND 4 IN
triangle lO:1, being about $4,000 So. #, at 55c
for u few days This ground will subdIvde in about
40 lots and is worth now FULLY 6oc
5. c. HILL. Sth and F.
Also all of triangle 1913. containing $4,000 So #
adjoining Lincoln Park, for 9Oc. Ground opposite
side has sold Tor 81. 30. 5. &. HILL.
Also Lots s. 8. 10, IL and IL, So 1853, containing
about &c, 1000 SO. it., at 35c. S. c. HILL.
Also Lots 3 and 4 on Mass. ave., SO. 1862 at 45c
parties desiring to make profitable investments will
examine this property they will find IT cheal.
f11-6t> 8. c. HILL. 9Th and +,
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H L
Us q nav, Itr 100 i56s s.ne r e; 10
a Il MI ao5 tS9 $50 $50
ioii M Nhav We s s. 4 S9 @vf
~ 50 ST. NV, LOT so Ic2. \ Cap st. Or 20 90
ISL Nd ave- ne. Go a03 SUI st Is
159 os NV. l:;r ,3 90 "a 20
5Si$ NV: Sr.::5o.SS $$a Msss. P;s, Or:
1875 Corccran. Or. $50 temperance n. w5f IL 80
al = INV VI II I st. j Il w 20
i405 5ist NV IS 9iI ST.,
I'd and St It's s net q 81 fsn sa
aie 81 NV NV fr GeR1Sa n S
A., Bne; 70 % Ee.E ~ w. AZ s 90 9
sff n atn 5 F9 18th at st. 4r S
80 spruce st. 1Or 80 300 Sd St s.w., 8
sS y It n st! it %is is
~ Isl St 4; W. " o 1918 legEeGsRce 4rI9o
50 ss n w. ao4s 7th t. A.
613 5. G. ave-. % 9l2 2lst st. 10. 30
fi5 BIZ. WARMER & CO. 9l6 st.n.w
+ I70IK-L ave. n.w::,oo 81 o st NV. 1or.. $50
,4i5 Mass. ave. G3 81 st t. INV I;H
and stable. go st near lst. ar. so
l0l1 Conn ave, 81. 200 Isl Corcoran st3r As SO
l1!: VT. ay., Tor. 2ou AGA II ST., iOr.........!0
l::s st. NV. 5r.. l25 1895 Pier p 40
l4 lG Mass ave- 15r u? 1922 ST. NV lOr 9
I!an St NV. IT. 100 434 NJ. ave. Sc. Tor. 40
i743 PHI nw ar 100 i439 st s st. ST.
lao: Chaplin St. l:r - 1905 ST n.w 2r. SO 80
164: 2lst ST. lGrsO l429 st. n W., 6r 80
sl4 18th st. NV. 1Or.6Ol
FURNISHED HOUSES.
18th st mr. K, & Conn nv. mr. 2Or 333 80
ST. mr. l-th or 800 Bst. II. " ,near lst,1 Or. 10
tst NV mr. IL. IT 200 10th and NV, Tor. 80
" ~ li' 5 HsA st l h4
,s st near stl 90 ,3o3 " ave; NV
sgT once only THOMAS J: FlshfEE Ss o.: :0'"
nor RENT-17O4 NJ ST. NV, VERY DE-
4 s.rable 3-story and basement brick Dwelling,
STATIONARY wash tubs anu cabinet inaniels price
Per month Apply to THos. ]. FISHER q Co, 1 324
I. OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
i.i St9 ST. oL Il ls2s ~ sl3 3 SO
ia u az NV Or 56 ca an st
~: = s.; s~ Sr las Union place.....s
f,b,a. IiIEn RurEI Ia4
E9R KLNrTi9 D 81, W. 3;sIUkY BAY-wIN-
inciuding electric bells. STATIONARY wash tubs two
J;oK ENTERTAINMENTS
Flats y The n hI5 stable S rsar d,c 9th
% ION s. L." fUk Ms fa{e''e terrace NV ~
Dupont circle per SEA- n nssr 1sh
lSth near .2Os y. 9th stn'r Dupont LIS
9, FITCH FOX 1 BROWN. 80
II 1887 Penn. nv
E,OR RENT-THE BEST SIX-ROOM NEW BRICK
Dwelling in this City for the price; per mo.
being No. S21 9TH St sw: bath rOonI gas, Iatrobe
front room can be used for small store IL desired
facing new cable car line.
R. A. PHILLIPS K SON,
la2o-ow 1919 New York ave.
IrOk RENT-FUKNISHED-A FIRST CLASS COM
j pletey Furnished House, north side of ST. BIT.
l4t and 18th sts. at reasonable rent to frs
Glass tenant for L B months; fereuces required.
JAMES A. BATES L CO.,
fS-2w l4U1 + ST. NV
t,OR RENT-TWO NEW HOUSES NEAR DUPONT
circle; cGOiuet mansels, electric bells, &c one
rooms and bath; 200; the other u rooms and bath;
l4l6Fs st. IL Inn
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IroR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. $4,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. HOUSE,
10 ROOMS,

Any one desiring to secure q particularly pleasant
home fine avenue Q good Investment property,
can buy this at liberal discount by paying owners
equity in cash. tf2l-3t1 ]. B. WIMER, 1913 ST.
LoR SALE-A VERY FINE DOUBLE CORNER
II House in the Northwest, with over 5000 feet Of
ground. Price $4,000. b. II. ROBERTSON, 1918
st.n.w. f21-1m
L>OR SALE-ON CONNECTICUT AVE, A LARGE,
II commodious, Sunny House, containing all m. l., in
fashionable and attractive neighborhood B. II.
ROBERTSON, l. lJ II IT. f2l-lm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

nR w. L. HAWKES.. YORK HARBDR, NE.
Iwishes 70 Lease his Private hesidence OF 10 rooms
~ modern improvements except electricity. Term
200 per month Washington references exchanged
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IGOR SALE-THE FINE OLD HOME OF THE
4 late Col John MICH. Hollingsworth (of Mount
Vernon flannel situated on Georgetown Heights t3124
pleasantly located: cool water and plenty Of shade
Apply to ALBERT F. MCDOWELL, Executor, North
Capitol and Massachusetts ave. Jag lnls
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207 G st. NV. bh..
Tor. .SS, 600
IT, / st. NV, f.h.,
Or. 5000
l12S 9th st. n. w.. b. h.,
9r....................S.000
223 Indiana ave. NV.
b.h., Or. 500
1871 18th st. NV,
b.h., Or. 800
1220 Mass. ave. n. W.,
FIJI, Or. $50
SO l st. NV, b. b., mi,
11r.....:..........6,5OO
1889 to 11511 I'D 81.
NV, 4-.:...........6 5000
lO4 and 400 s. Cap.
st. f.h.. Or. ..........3,OO0
3:;5o h st. NV, b. h,
34a St and ;i4i NJ st s. oOo
W. ,f.h. ar. ....... 1900
424 9Th St., s.w., + b
Is Myrtle st. n e.. b.
h. 7r. 1000
ll32 II 1t. NV, b b.,
|. Sr..;.i:;y.;..:.:...,,1.5O0
or. 500
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EoR SALE.l200 n ST. NV, AT sACRIFICE
dence. Apply at premises. fs-4ts
IroR sALE-A FINELY LOCATED ROUSE on
H. ave, lot 23xl 90 to alley three stories; four
the baeement; sharEaiu II sold in few daya. TAOS.
q. HENSEY CO.. $500 y st NV. fl6-6t
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and U. 8. Commissioners.
SNC r BEALL. 1921 r ct. NV. In Office from Ia.
M 70 pm. ul7
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II ated in center Of the city; convenient to all
oepts.. markets: Tour lines cars; now paying y per
cent Address Oh H., Owner, Star onice. 1e-3t'
LrOR sALE-1336 CORCORAN st. NV, IL
Il room Brick Dwelling with ell modern improve
menta VIII be sold at bargain to immediate
toner.
Keys at our oface b b. WARNER CO.,
fY4t Ola p At N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

ing London papers Of an item that Washington
LEGISLATION on the silver question had been IN
dlhnltcly postponed. Whether il that or
spontaneous desire on the part Of London
proh'S from the late continuous advance does
not matter. London prices tor Americans came
io"ci and az our opening there were present
considerable selling orders which had tho APP
peaIance Of being for London account. Hence,
"i'cr lairN steady opening, prices generally
'lah oHc-half Of the whole days business was
zone IN the first two hours. and thal
III mat time tie lowest prices OF
NE day generally were recorded that
III We succeeding three hours the market
was uuIi ana generally frmer. The bears were
lnclr lons stock" Union Pacific seemed 10 ne
Hc slNcl'I objective point. and II was freely SIid
ana hammered I'll! IFS price touchcd Gl IS. against
90 - FSt evening the stock closed AT 90 -
we anticipate tomorrow morning n publication
ny an 'Ni'r'. who This afternoon was co1chcd ny
la'c annual report. Nevertheless, Union Pacihr
i an rsi Is earning large money, and by IT'S re-
'rnt Cp,nphdlIn& promises to bc the Prnnsy lvana
@i Inc N"S'. The new NanGcrhlS also were sold
ny 'hc sam" persons who. two or three months
ago. were supplying invcs ors with Lake Shore
stock at Iol. The rarnin.s Of tic Bic Tonr and
OF thcsapca ~ and Ohio which are printed brlow.
ldik louder ana more cmphaticaiy than do short v
a's III The market. The market generally closed
up 70 or M9i'T than opening prices. but generally
lower IMAM yesterdays 'inal figures. and II closed
SF"ng, after reaction which i'm a broader
H'rNc' would scarcely count rs iinctuation.
THE BOND MARKETS.
Tic Treasury purchased $3.50 per cent
bonds al - and Sl32.Gj0 I - per cents AT
lo3 j.? total. SI3-. 400 4, the stock Exchange
the per cent, sold ~ 100 Annexed are the clos
lug Guot1tiouS:
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Balt A. ONO Os
1000 s3..lVS
Brooklyn Elev lr
1900. .....lll-
EurC X e y lsi
5000 ....- lO2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

eIs nIoti today az l. Sid per rupec Paris a1Nlccs
cou cent renes az 20 francs - confines for the
'N"l ana Arh1ng" London % francs l. ccntuc-
LOT Ghcck, Ihr amount " bullion Withdrawn from the
bahh q" England on balance today Is c1i2O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

CORPORATION, duly organized ana IN
y -4...-.l operation several y'tr~ Dr." 80 '"'' q
talented ARTICLE. ar-Iflu7 To- erect tn ''''.' ' 3
',p,r b. ,it u supply 'Ar d-nIfi iur Us lf'I g.. w l-
IT. ut-a.t cara. lis fIgA-. ~. rfftH 'hF'". l''
'..i voted ana -ut-rr!p;"n~ 10 tn ~t'N a. w go
I.. .. i..f. i. 900 ind, lt,du"-- luI IFS -i 'n-
-..-.tl. illI.u,r NUl h' given OF -''r'i'.i' ""
dad OF tvout, l~.i cent go CA ur rtr" 'p'D'' "a
dress &C.. fllN 200 Tribune NNirr.
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MARKET would scarcely count as ilncnation.
TIE BOND MARKETS.
Tic Treasury purchased $3.50 1 per cent
bonds al l22. and Sl32Gj0 - PER cents nj
l"| -? total. - $4,000. At the Stock Exchange
the ! per cents sold ~ 100 Annexed are the clos
Isl, e, I: 1897 IIc oI5; sc ., 6 SO
: Co.., 1897 20 '- 112 crt . 9 ,, I?G
The hu>ncs, in state issues was coycsd 10y
SINAI! sales Of Missouri Asylum bonds at 100 u.
OF city bank stocks only Western National was
sold 4 -. at lllo1lo. The auction sale, of
,eyeral Issues are reported below
The general bond market continue, To- be active
'ho, despite some large rcdllZatIon> on the spccula
TIVE Issues II remains firm. Atchlson. Topeka
ana santa Ic Is rule firm NJ ahout top figures;
NE income -. which yesterday Spuri'j a. 90. to-
d'A Nirldcd 10 "G - Win large transactions
=. Louis. Arkansas and Texas first receipts rose
10 "|a"3 -. AMI the seconds sold up 10 - Ia
- II. Missouri. Hans. and Texas new issues
were unusually active AMI strong: the l.. with
large Transactions hnciu0tcl between 80 and
50 20. and closed at No =, and the income,
yose 10 3D. closing ~ - So Ohio. Indiana and
Western seconds sold at 80 3-4aj6 -. Inter
national and Great Northern per cent receipts
were active ~ 1Dasl l-2aSl l.. Columbus. liocF-
ing Valley and Toledo - rose 10 s6. and the IS
were firm at 8. Reference is made t. our foil
report OF bond sales
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
Money ruled ~ . l-2a6 per cent till . 30 oclocl,
and after that at ! - and finally Was offered at
The Clearing House statement to-da, WAS q,
follows. Exchanges. sl4J,9:l,3'6; Balances.
Tie Sub-TIcasuiy Was debtor at tie Cleaun,
Hos. ;iot.ilo IT. .ct gain Oh balance wa.
S'i-,%%!G, mad" up hy sains Of 81, -t' c"rrcnc5
and '@i,i"' coin. Inc aa|'s operations IN
.3i; resulting in -cncral balauc, of Si;,.4li,
H3l, consisting Of - '].foj,'"5 coin aud Si.'-l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

Guar
5000. ..... 100
81 Paul VI Il NJ lsf
Mon Cen IS
o.0O"...... llhh
5000 ......ll5
San A & A = LIST Gs
ls55.l9l6
5000. ......S1A
1856 1926
5000. .......S1l
Scioto Y & y l. IS
1000. .......S4
Shenandoah V & VI
Trust Receipts
-. Ou0 .......59
So Pac Of Cal lst
Consolidated So
{ 1000. l0o's
Tenn & Ir & K Us
| Tenn DIV ia
| 4 O0O QS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
financial elections.
Auciion Sales.

~ DIV NRD SCllENlK, Aucticncer.-I.aw Books Law
II Books. EXECUTORS SALE of Valuable Library
BOOKS belonging to the estate 0f f.
esq. TO 81 SOLD AT AUCTION at no. - CEDAR.
81, on MONDAY NAY l.. at THREE O'CLOCK. Go
exhibition SATURDAY..
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x,uIN,;I. EO\DS. NOTICE or SALE OF

Y IILAlII. D''.Nl'f'. wa ~ - -
>LWEt,AGE "LONN npNpN', OF lHE 'lE+.\'I'
oil N1t-NI \IENoN WEST, HESTER co., y y
Dr pa. ..f ia, oi Allf, 1880. 40 . uri" f" p Hl I'D
I,,.tl .f 1rl.f..- 81 i4r Village Of Mount N'f'u' ln
W.f'i...trr Co.utt. S,o-NosA. wl1. - o. i'"'' 'l
y. o.. ora i;u. ldiIg ftut'".. 100 rtld N''-. i
l.'. Ia al, i B.. ., aa ia- '''' a o,'I
n.If 'rl ,nl urrr open al Proposals. tI .''t l',
Village, =, r.i,,t 1876 ~ sad lr'ro-n.r ., - o., Do
Th.,. ~. part = ,'r. ~ Bond, wa, ar ' ~,
l..n.i Dos said village under th'p COS d" Nu 9l
i,si and M. .y.f' amendment, thereto 20 Prov lHln,
1rr f., ann - one thou ard do'.ar. ami Nl "lf I'
t.r.t 10 The r1i@ ~ four 10 per ccntnm per Hnn"
i. annually Principal aul INT s.-, VII ID pa aa9r
bond, vii b. Cohlon ncnd WIN ne rr, l"Fe - r t@
holder of having them mad Register q b"'i me
wiIi ic dated June 1t. 1890. and PAYABLE a. follow" %
I'm bonds. Xo. 1870 To - acn'yc, June It, i l3i!
H. 10 los 1910
,h. lnt'. VIII Doe deliyrrd 10 ulr pNrrA'''i' o." OF
ncfo,. r.. q, dat 81 June 1890. ~ !. %. =. =.
Nh. ,Ii.,-, %. Nou1t Vernon j. ...rtd up9' -" "a
y II. II. L T.. and upon III. - p,r,, vli}
40 rair, a.. W 6aH f IF l ., g9oi vat
work. "a. ira cIrct-ic li"ht. i'~." rnr"1f
unks and crD ..vy1li. aII BE- mo-, pi"'P i- ,,,
nv -t,tute ~ lond, cannot h- ,oi or les ~ I'' a. =
he-eofore been issued ard sold ~ go"d p mum. ~,
lion N .,.tan ~ sewer. Tor sad n i,re. ., al.
n {. .y'.'.t'f that ~ i'rc"'d- NJ ti' ''' "'' "
ycri'- 4 will .omPl',. he '.ia ~ "
SlN''Ei. BERNSTEIN. Actin President
IA. II JENKINS Clerk
NXviNTED-S1 600 for sin months aHiP'o
W security Address f f. u. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

NyyiNTED.-$l 600 for sin months amp
w security Address F. f. n Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08

IOI 4 OHIO Zen Isl
1000. .... l05
Tol A A II Gao 6s
Guaranteed

5000. 900. los
Tol A A G y NJ lst
S.0o0.......lOHa<
Union Elevated let
6.OOO.......l06s.
I coo. 100 .
Union Pac LIST
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons that on the Both day of Deem
Der, 1889 meeting OF the stockholders of
the Hawaiian Pacific Cable Co. was held
at the office of f. .. Hall & Son, Limited
Honolulu. and at said meeting il was voted
bv said stockholders to accept charter of
incorporation granted to them under the
corporate name and style of Hawaiian
Pacific Cable Co" November I5 1889, and
that the corporation under said charter
thereupon organized themselves and elect
ed the following officers:
]. Sherman Bartholomew of Honolulu
Il resident
Hon. Edgar Crow Baker, NJ p, OF
Victoria, b. C..... Vice President
E. o. White of Honolulu .. Secretary
Frank 4. Dudley OF Niagara Falls, \.
Observation-Disclosures. Treasurer
VIM. w. Hall OF Honolulu ....... Auditor
Notice is further given that pursuant TO
the terms of said charter, No stakeholder
shall individually be liable for the debts OF
the corporation beyond the amount which
shall be due upon the share or shares held
or owned by himself
L. .. WHITE,
l I'm Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-23

THE WELL KNOWN A CON
and all
workmanike
and still retain plenty
thes
al al worhd WE'LL
Thanking publ for past favors
w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-23
A61srusslfgss.
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EXE-
- cution issue! out OF the Supreme Court
on the 18th dav Of December j. y. Icca,
against VI ASCIA Il defendant, II favor
OF CHAS. J. HIRAM plaintiff, for the
sum Of $3.50, have levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the front entrance OF the
Police Station, N the district Of Honolulu
Island Of Oahu. at u NJ. o. SAT | RDA1,
the 18th day OF January A ID. I.90, To the
highest bidder, all the right, title and in
teresC OF the said ManuIa (k-) defendant,
in and 70 the following property. unless
said Judgment, interest, costs and my tx
penses Dc previously paid.
List Of property for sale: Being all the
premises conveyed To ManuIa (k-l by deed
OF Bernice ?. Bishop anu e. l. Bishop
dated 10Th dav OF October IsS3, and re-
corded III the Registry OF Deeds at Homo
. lulu in liber So folio rs, containing an area
OF I,4-10Gs acre.
Also, all that piece OF land set apart 10
/ ManuIa II i certain partition deed between
heamalu and said NanUIa (k.l dated the
/ ID dav OF October, ISIS, being all that pOr-
/ Jion OF the described IN Royal Patent No.
I $3.50 which lies and Is situated on the
/ mauka side OF School street excepting
/ therefrorn piece bounded and described
/ a. follows TO wit: Beginning al the west
! angle Of this piece on School street on the
/ east bank OF the Auwai, and running
/ thence by true meridian: y. II deg. E,
! g. 3 feet along Auwai; : 81 deg. T.. I3- feet
| along Eauwe; : 53 deg. w. - feet along
Manuia; y 81 deg. W. lbs feet along the
| nauka side OF the street 10 the initial point
and containing an area OF $500 square feet.
The above sale Is subject, however, &c
| three mortgages. TO wit: Two in favor O
II. Dimond for about SS52.65; one in favor
of W. \. Kinney for about Sl2o.
Terms cash; deed at expense OF pur
chaser c. L. HOPKINS,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu Dec. 26, 1859 152-lm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
STARTING A NOMAN'S TEMPLE.
Corner Stone OF the Great Structure Laid
at Chicago.

CnIcAGo, H., Nov. 1.-The corner
stone of the Woman's Temple which is
being erected by the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union was laid this
afternoon. The exercises were opened
at the Second Regiment Armory by the
singing of "Amcrica" by a trained cho-
rus of 1000 children. Addresses were
delivered by the Rev. A. II. Delano
and Miss Frances +. Willard. The au-
diencc then proceeded to the site of the
temple. on the corner of Monroe and
La Sale streets. The Rev Herrick
johnson made the dedicatory PRAYER.
Then. with delicatcly-wrough silver
trowel, Mrs. Carse laid the corner stone,
while the great chorus of children sang
Rise, Temple, Rise"
The building, when completed, is to
be Il superb structure in French Gothic
style, costing 81 100000 1t will be thr-
teen stories high, and from the center
of the Gothic turrets will spring fieche
of gold bronze seventy feet high, sur
mounted by the figure Of a woman that
stands with outstretched hands and up-
turned face as if in PRAYER. The
finances of the undertaking are on a
firm basis as Sti0U,nt of stock has been
sold, and the remaining amount will be
raised by bonds
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-08
A WET BERTH.
Eleven Men Cling to Hnoy
Hours.

Eleven Men Cling to u Rnoy for
Hours.
Capt. Munroe, his 1G-yearola son.
and his crew of nine coloreI sailors, OF
the wrecked brigantine Eugenic, which
went to pieces on the beach at Jones
Inlet, near Fire Island, arrived in Ne"
York on the 20th. The castaWays were
sorry-looking men after their disastrous
experience. All they saved from the
wreck was the clothes they Wore. After
describing how the vessel went ashore
near Jones Inlet, Capt. Munroe said:
at was two hours before the Eugene
began to 90 to pieces. Then we entered
the yawl. Eleven of us crowded that
small thing. We had provided our
selves with flash lights, which we waved
continually. Noanswering signal came.
and no sound was heard except the roar
of the surf. Then ": began 10 drift
ont Ia sea, and knew if We did not gel
help within the next ten minutes We
would surely he lost. Nv only regret
was that | had my boy with me.
! blamed myself for bring
ing him along. All at once We
bumped against a buoy. Hold
fast TO that, | shouted, but the sea bad
already carried us beyond it. I urged
the men 10 make a mighty effort 10
reach the buoy again. They did, and
the effort saved us. The water filled
our boat, keeping Us constantly baliing,
and every now and then sea would
sweep between the boat and the buoy,
Ms if determined TO wrench il away from
US. We finally found IA painter and
made the yawl fast to the buoy, and
hour, when the life saving crews life
boot f,,,nJ ,,C -