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The Hunters Prize.

LUG buuLeT . FTlEe.
The welkiu rings with sudden boom,
The frightened covey fly in fear;
The smoke dissolves In fairy bloom,
And all again seems rich and clear.
But mark yon struggling lame OF wing,
!Unbosomed In the bafied air:
oh. say can hope support . thing
30 near the vortex OF despair
Alb. mol poor bapless sufferer. no;
While danger drugs thy heuntR on high,
Fierce dogs await thee here below.
Since man commanded thee 10 die.
kORERT C~oMkRfoRD.
4 1o8 East Twenty-fourth street.
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Embarrassing.

HOST.
mot . cent do l owe to q man in tho city.
To dcfraud one, I'm thinking, would be q
great pity"
VISITOR.
Your principles, sir. are extremely pru-
Dental.
For to pay debts ut once | consider essential;
TO ell earthly peace your mind 10 at ease,
Look the world in the face and go where you
please"
SERVANT ten~tering).
MI. Clarity, please, sur, the tailor's Just
come
tAnd IN swear, be me sowl. he's been guz-
zlin' ruml;
An he says II his bill 80 don't instantly
settle
The county court, may be, II draw. out the
metal" JOHN MCNALLY.
The evening world., 1890-04-24
Fairer Than the Flowers.

Fairer Than the Flowers.
! could but note how wondrous fair,
As Lillian STOPPED TO chat,
Her temples, framed in golden hair,
Looked meath her Easter hat,
Which blended all the fov - that Grow
With birds that seemed TO sing
A requiem to Winters woe
And welcome To the Spring.
OF mill'ner's art Q marvel rare
II Was. Still I vow that
The loVeliest flower that blossom'd there
Was sheltered meath the hat
JULES RErMoHDE.
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But One,
ouL

tFrom Earpsr's Basar.I
Now. Mrs. Taylor, you will excuse me.
but before taking your son into my employ,
I should like to inquire as to whether he has
any bad habits"
well, no, sir-'cept dyspepsey."
The evening world., 1890-04-24
Tn to tn. Tlmoe.

from ne AmsrtedH Groc,rl
Lnndlord-Low rent, srieudid locality,
and oil the modern improvements.
Flat hunter-very good. Lot me see, are
there any children In the houve7
Landlord urritably)-I said, madam. that
we had nothing but modern improvements
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His Ears We're q Little Large.

Iron tie Dry Goods cAroniete.l
Burly Party-Are you aware. air. that you
deliberately placed your umbrella in my ear
last EVENING""
Little Bifcrton-very careless of me, I'm
sure. l wondered what became Of IL, and
would IL be too much trouble to ask you to
return il? .'.
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An Appropriate Weapon.

IFfcm HnfpeTf Hntor,
Stranger Ito resident, in theatre OF q conn
try townl-Is there q dramatic club III this
place..
Rosidont-Oh, yes: whyi
StranRer-Decauso the actor ought to be
hit with il.
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Plutonian wit,

IRON ne Dry Good' CToHfeie.l
lie Duc-Dudes carry canes and bachelors
clubs. Not bad. chi Now what do married
men como in for:
Drake one VII o knows)-Styx. usually.
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At the Academy.

From N, american Groo,r.1
Fair Enthusiast-Wbat 4 dear little pict-
ure! It's just too sweet for anythingl Can
you make out the, name of the artist. MIR.
Cadmium7 IL looks like "Ochre.."
Cadmium recognizing picture by . rival
-Humph! Mediocre, / guess.
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chronological.

tTron me Dry-Good' chrorieis.l
Does your Webster contain all tho latest
additions to the English lRuguago7".
NO. old fellow. I will ask my wife. She
always has tho last wordi"
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A Dreadful Addiction.

TFTWW HUIVFT bH-HV'T
"Oh. Cholly, I'm broken-hcarted!'
why, old man, what's up7"
wead that mustaches are going out OF
fashion. and I've Just waised one nwfter
faw yeahs' hard work. and it's horwible to
give il NM
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Tho Moro Probable Story.
IFrOm ~. Dry Good. ca,o.iei..I

tFroB TIE ChrU"fets.I
Poiitician-Talk about enthusiasm! Why,
eysrv time we raised our hats the band
struck upl
Man In the Crowd-Guess IL must have
been tho hat-bAud. wasn't II, Petey3
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Apartments to Let.

tFrom ne AnsrfeaR 6roesr.1
Emmeline-Don't you think youAg De
Jones Is sweetf
feet Dat!
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Ad Astra.
In the still hours. when doubtful day is
ended
And night let's down the bars,
My soul escapes. and. by strong hope At
tended,
Passes beyond the stars.
There. abe finds day in larger measured:
lighted
BY that which must endure,
And oil. life's trivial wrongs are greatly
riRhted,
For Truth ut last 10 sure
There 10 no creed. No faith can be rejected
In which clean lives have grown.
In Justice there q felon dies neglected,
And each has all his own. n. II.
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AMONG THE ARDS
Embryo HlltOnS Striving for the
Gold Double Eagle.
Flights Of Fancy irum The Sublime to
Ridiculous.
Poems OF All Kinds Entered IN the
Contest.

Here are the conditions:
Poem must not erceed ttce1re tines.
MUST be torttten on one SIDE or paper only.
Writer'S ynH mama dnd address mnsi be
sent FOR good NTH, Unot ror publication.
Contestants must address COMMUNICATIONS
to Poetry Editor, Boz 2,564, heto lork
Gu.
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In England.

Fi-st-I hear that you're engaged.
Second texcitedly)-ReallyI Are you sure :
To whom? oh. / must 70 and see mamma
aboutit , brushes ont.
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U~nappreciated Joys.

Unappreciated Joys.
Merrily wakes tho rosy morn from sleep;
The frisky lambkins gambol DER the plains,
The birds from out their nests gladsomely
peep,
Then fisins. AL the air with pleasing
strains.
The beaming sun tints yon far mountains
crest,
And ailds the lea with cleaning, warming
Yet, one sad soul these Joys cannot digest.
Because-his sentence is just thirty daysl
JOHN McNALLY.
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''1t was just thirty minutes before we were
picked mp by the Martha J. Sanford. I contraetsd
= severe cold from this eIPerence. THIS last VIM
eerhted. Ms moss was stopped up so could not
from my rose, and there was 4 constsnt droseinS
Of mueus into my throat hawked and spl uP
yellow Jumps, vhich upon being pressed would
emit . yery bad, odor. ! think u vas that vhisn
dreadfully. 1 could not sleep at night. There
were rinGing noises in ms ears. Host iesh and
dizzy would have to Gfasp something 70 support
myself. read OF Dru. copeland and Blair and
omnenoed their treatment Ibegan TO Improve
slowly and that encouraged me. Since then Ihava
gained daily IN health and strength, until now an
what I have sAid.n
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HEARD N THE GREERROOM.
Interesting Gossip Pertaining to
Footlight Favorites.
Cora Tipnie Sailed with the Con
doliers Company.

Manager Jack, Holland Reeds pilot, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Reed will play
THE woman-Hatcr - at the Grand Opera
House. May IL, and close his season there.
Next season. in addition to this much-p.aycd
play, Mr.. Reed will produce The Heir at
Law and "a Serious Family"
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IN favor Of CIRTTR's LITTLE LIVER PTLLs. -
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save the

HINEoD's WHooPISo COUGH CUBE Instantly rs-
lisyes the whoops and gives rest TO the patient With
no III after effects. For sale BY druggists. -
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on may our soul. from sin.ry
fn nssfNsi Ii. 'e CuRRS Ss ssrso nm Ny.
Perhapsl

Perhepst
The time 10 coming when I shall know the
truth OF all ] debate ana doubt;
Inc time when nv curront shall cease to
fow-my candle OF life 90 ont
Perhaps ionic tale from the vedas hoar,
some myth blown over the Aryan sea,
IL all there Ia OF the sanity lote m mother
taught me At her knee!
Perhaps. And yet, perhaps, not 80. Per.
haps, ~ my ewes the mists ahall Nil,
And my hAltiuR steps ahall turn TO go where
the weary rest n the storms are still.
In spite Of cosmogoniea. vague and vast; in
spite Of libraries wisdom-piled-
n beautiful ARMS OF my mothers Christ,
shall spread to receive her weary chlld!
j. W. u,
Love Me Little, Love Me Long.
The maid was small, Just -four. feet two.
The youth some twn feet taller;
His love for her was fond aud true,
While hers seemed growing smaller.
"LOh. love me little, but love me long y
His !oice, tirat faint, grew stronger:
MY heart to thee will Ger belong,
30, darling. love me longer y
GOOD gracious me !"the maid exclaimed,
Al I'm my fathers daughter,
You're much too long, az you are, for me,
I'd rather love o shorter.
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Hoping and Fearing.

Eopil8 uha rGdEiu8
It's With feelings Of awe that I start into
And tears Of despair are dimming my.sight;
| know that I haven't . ghost OF q chance.
And this my success may greatly enhance.
There is not the least doubt Of my being .
poet,
My ti lend e s.y they think So I assure you l
But the thought that allows my doubt to
arise
Is the fast 1 compete for TIE EVENING
WORLD prize.
Still. as I am poor and can well uSe the
I know You won't think me pr~esumptuOus or
When I say. Mr.. Editor. in You I put trust:
When the contest is ended l hope for the
dust" PANcHo.
Spring.
Now smiling Spring bids Winters wrath
And sreeh.clId Nature marks her cheering
With vocal praise the tangled woods re-
On dotted leas the timid sheer are found.
The iee-bound river. loossd, noWs towards
On evry hand the ploughshare's mark We
And meath a guidance that he truly knows
The wond'Ious seed the careful farmer sows,
And ali Il peace where late was snow and
. c.lmness rsiGns where ragged the 10y gale.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

D'0yly Carte's "uondoliers company on
tho City OF Berlin yesterday. ATONE in her
American-uess. Miss Tinnie raid good.by
to her friends yesterday, and looked very
blue indeed. ~ wish l hadn't agreed to
co." she said. ~ dread II. or course,
there are nice people On tho other side. but
then, you see, | don't know any OF them"
The evening world., 1890-04-24
BEYOND THE HILLS.
A Country of Lone, Romance and
Mystery.
SYNOPSIS OF OPENING CHAPTERS.

e9@e@ Farmer Fraser and nuud BY nj daqghuE Janet she apparently EsS shaY burden
s altsa s STSS' RR;iH..S s Be- s5 S s&ss SOC s.r @asd . gf ~. ss s.n ia T ssSSS. ssS d. sH. .sa isSiRs a. an SeII
IN tht track have tm=a ttenECn attracted to- younE and handsome workman. AfeW dAysl later
:iists sS S iE't dn as ss sSS. :S..i h s%ss kna .4deE P.as SaS ss sfish FPssqPssa sl v" IA M ''n'' "0" TO
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Tho Path to Success

"Tis . long bitter road and a weary way
That leads to the realms of wealth and
fame;
Yet the lucky one, after . struggle, may
Taste these earthly joys and perhaps q
name.
Some. reach them in after life, when they
have spent
The years OF their youth in the hard plod-
ding race;
Meath the troubles and cares. and aban.
don the chase.
In all climes and countries this battle is
fought;
Aye, cen till the last thread Of life hath
bean spun,
'Gainst the tide Of adversely, for what they
have sought,
They venture until perhaps success is won.
ALEx.
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A Call.

A Call.
Upl for the dawn 10 breaking,
After the long. long night.
Upi for the Wrong Is shaking
Under the blows Of Right,
Up! for the Truth In making
Headway against the Lie.
Up! In the hGht partakinR;
Strike. till thou come to die.
Up! from thine ease awakinR;
Live but for others veal,
And, self for them forsaking,
Find Joyous life and real
julius HAMILTON.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

IN the great crnss-oourtry championship
which occurs SATURDAY. afternoon at Morris
Park, IT In thought that Champion Willie
nav, the wonderful little runner OF the New
Jcrsev Athletic Club. will carry of frat
hnnnra again. Day il IN unpd condition,
which promises well for his success.
%
The National Athletic Club, Of Brooklyn,
has decided to give gold watches a. frat
and aiivet. timopiecea AZ second prizes in
their II o-ponnd boxing contests, which are
set for May IL.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

terday At the new Polo Grounds Manager
Mutrie n 70 be congratulated upon securing
him 20 hold down first base. :
The evening world., 1890-04-24

When "Old jed Prouty closes its season
on June l II will have y nyod sixty-two con-
secutive weeks, which isn't q very bad rec
ord. Mr.. Golden will rest until AuGuat,
when he will start up again. His irdefat!-
gable man ager. MacGeachy, has booked the
play for two years ahead.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

The betting Is. reported 10 be very heavy
on the %ten-rOupd glove match between Billy
Myrt and Jack Hopper. which occurs in
public tonight 1T Washington, The Strentor
lnd Feenls TO I've the f%aynrite, although the
New Norker is not without friends.
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Harry Umlah's protege, Nose Corbin,
N Geurgo Dixon, moot in public to-mor-
row evening In their Six-roun1 glove con-
test,
The evening world., 1890-04-24

The tonnis grounds NJ the Now York
Athletic Club at 1ravers Island, are gems
in their wav. IL Ia dihpult to sce how they
could be made more r%Crfect. The Cllh
viii hold q tournament on them at an early
day.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

Next Monday evening thu annual Spring
games OF the Y. NJ. G. A., ot this city, will
take place at their Harlem gymnasium. As
usual. the entries are very numerous.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

Thore is already n big scrambling for
tickets for the heagau- Mccoy tcn-round
glove fracaa. It will be the occasion Of the
debdt Of the Puritan Athletic club into the
world.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

Manager Frank. Murtha,' OF the Windsor
Theatre, will celebrate tho twentieth anni-
versnry OF his career as q New York man
ager tomorrow night A banquet will 10
given in his honor ct the new ScLEetZcn
hall in st Marks place.
The evening world., 1890-04-24

Miss Celtic Fills 10 10 sing in comic orcra
in baltimore during the onrimGr. She IL
engagement to MIR, JnniuR Howe, and
ME Winston,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23
sign The report were in favor Of II

sign the report were in favor Of it
generally.
Rep. Nawahi moved that, il there
be no minority report, this report be
made the special order for Thurs
day. The committee had borrowed
its law from somebody else. They
quoted decisions and law that none
of them knew. The chairman never
could speak more than five minutes
at time, but here he produces II
report that takes an hour to read.
What had the Chinese question to
do with the constitutional conven.
tionY Nothing to 90 with it. He
wanted time to prepare himself for
answering the committee. The re-.
port attacked the members who pro.
NOTED the convention, IN some in
stances its language being Insulting.
The committee said the present Con.
stitution contained the same prOvi-
sions for amendment az that of 1864.
Why, then, had not this method
been followed in 1887? 1t looked
as if the committee wanted The peo-
pie to adopt the means of 1887 to
obtain their wishes. The report
should not be rushed through. He
did not believe in violence, his ply
sique was not fit for warrior.
There was great deal Of talk in
the newspapers about foreign repre-
sentatlves interfering with Hawaiian
affairs. These gentlemen should
mind their own business. 1t was
through outside meddling that the
American warship came here the
other day only to find that she was
not needed.
Rep. Brown did not think that
Rep. Marques could consistently
bring in minority report, his bill
TO amend the Constitution having
been distributed to the House to.
day. There was no need of post
poning consideration. Members
had had, since the matter was intro
duced, ample time to make ur
their minds. The House should &C
on with consideration of the repor
to-day. He moved the House TAXI
recess till 2 o'clock.
Recess from 1920 to 2 O'Clock.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Kinau is due tomorrow
morning from Hawaii and Maui.
The barkentine Klikitat, Captain ID r
Cutler, sailed to-day for Port Townsend
with IL cases personal effects shipped
by Messrs Castle Il Cooke.
The departure of the barkentine
Planter has been postponed till Thurs
day.
The bark Martha Davis is taking in
ballast. She viii probably sail early
next week for PHILIPPINE islam s.
The steamship ariposa took for San
Francisco Sept 20, the following ship
ments: w G Irwin s. Co, 1858 bags
sugar; Lyman Bros, LOG bags sugar; n
F urges, 81 punches bananas; q Il
Gul ok, SO punches bananas; George
IycurgOs, 320 punches bananas, Camp
bell & , o, 1900 punches bananas, Do
nestle value, S2S.4U4.4S.
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THE CASTLE LIBEL CASE.
The Evidence of Record.
Police Court, Sept. 22nd.

POLICE Court, Sept. 22nd.
H. n. Castle, libel; Paul Neu-
mann and e. l.. Carter for prosecu-
ton; L. A. Thurston for defendant.
Prosecution. files specifications of
charges, to which defendant pleads
not guilty.
H. M. Whitney sworn says: The
Hawaiian Gazette Company Is
corporation. 1t pub ishrs the Daily
Pacific Commercial Advertiser. If
anyone is editor Of that paper it is
defendant. Lately he la, been re-
porting the Legislature. If anyone
is responsible he is the one; nomi-
nally he is the editor. Nobody is
registered as editor in Interior De-
partment, perhaps defendant and l
are both registered. (P. G. Adver-
tiser producedD this is the issue of
Sept. 18th.
G. w. Macfarlane sworn, says:
On September IL, 1890, 1 was
Chamberlain and have been
such since October, 1888, (article
read from paper) statements III arli-
Gle are untrue. / never presented
any bill, for State dinner To Admiral
Brown, to Minister Foreign Affairs,
and he never refused to pay any.
Cross examined have present
ed vouchers at the Foreign Office
for balls, not for dinners. / have
not asked the Minister to pay for
dinner to Admiral Brown. have
submitted vouchers for balls and
they have been approved. The Min
lister has never refused to approve my
vouchers. We have never had any
unpl easantness about vouchers or
anything else. asked Mr.. Cum
Minis about report that he objected
to me as Chamberlain but we had no
unpleasantness about it.
j. A. Cummins, sworn, says:
| Clocks at article in the paper),
nothing in this article is true. l
was Minister Foreign Affairs on
Sept. 18th. The Chamberlain did
not attempt to collect any such bill
of me. l did not refused to pay it,
and we have had no unpleasantness.
Cross. examined.-I don't remem-
her making statements to anybody
like those in this article. The
Chamberlain and i had difference
about another matter Of business.
Paul Neumann, sworn, says: l
have read the article in question.
The only conclusion one can come
to from reading the article is that it
charges the Chamberlain with trying
to obtain money dishonesty from
the Minister.
Prosecution rests; defendant
moves for discharge. lst, because
no malice is alleged or proved; I'd
there is no libel per Sc in the word;
used and there is no innuendo max
ing the words libelous.
The Court finds that no libel Il
proven, and that the testimony does
not warrant commitment for trial
the defendant is therefore dis
charged.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

The new Baltimore sugar refinery
is nearing completion. 1t is ex-
peeled to be ready for work in
October. 1t will employ 200 men
and turn out 1900 barrels Of sugar
day.
The Cuban sugar crop is reported
TO amount 10 665,233 IONS, an in
crease OF l02 $50 tons, or ~ per
cent, as compared with that Of last
season.
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GH00fIkG game np the nAhnpuaa
> VI Naunllua,h sllOalu AZ hukn
Head, l'lanl ~ uahu and hnnNn Us
tho nAapnaua hapuh,n II fuhildspi
" A, NplNFlihYi
trstrs almnllug hlghl
uppplblu pepl M 1870 spg "
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

The majority report of committee
on Constitutional Convention, pre-
scented to the House this morning, has
gone over for consideration until
Thursday next, when it will be taken
up with the minority report yet to
be made.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

Mr.. JAS. F. Morgan will sell at
noon tomorrow, at his salesroom on
Queen Street, the lease of desirable
premises together with the houses
thereon. The property is situated
on the slope OF Punchbowl opposite
School street.
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DEPARTURES.
PASSENGERS.

For Maui aud Hawaii, per stmr w @
Hall. sept 23-Mrs Harris, Mrs Wilcox,
Miss Halstead, Helen Fereira, j Fer
reira, Miss Desha, Mrs j G Williams,
Mrs Fuller, Mrs Wills, Mr. Fuller, MIR
McDade, Miss 1 lark, Mrs ii Waipui-
lani, Ar McWilliams, G Toxic and 60
deck
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23
The VERY LATEST /!

WE wish to call the attention of
w housekeepers to small invoice
of Figured Chinese Mating, just re-
ceived via SIN Francisco, of the very
choicest Quality aud of the most taste
tul and unique designs in colors. This
il the very latest in this line and the
first of the kind ever brought to Homo
lulu We respectfully ask the attention
of ladies to this latest novelty.
COS Nv THE UNION FEED co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

The s. F. Call OF September 7th
says: "Mr. Edward Dewsett of Homo
lulu, son of Hon. j. 1. Dowsett, is at
the Palace Hotel, en- route for the
Howard Law College, where he will
complete his studies"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

THE meeting of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION has been postponed to meet
week from tonight, on account of
the committee on Constitution and
By Laws not being ready to report.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

THE members of the "P. III. Brooks
Division" Uniform Rank X. of p,
are ordered to appear in full dress
uniform at Mclnerny's Hall this
evening at Z 80 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

CLASS B will play in the chess
tourney tonight, as follows: Brown
vs.. Hutchinson, Beals vs.. Brasch,
Sims VS.. Marsden, Mahoney VS.. Lo-
gan, Giles vs.. Thrum.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Excelsior Lodge, l. o. o. F., at
1880.
Court Lunalilo, A. o. F., at 1880.
Band concert at Thomas Square,
at z 80.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

THE Government Pound at LAMA
kea, Kailua, North Kona, Hawaii,
has been removed to Hianaloli Eono
in the same district.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

On October 22nd, leases of various
Government Lands, situated in the
islands of Hawaii and Maui, will be
sold at auction at Aliiolani Hale.
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10 LET
For SALE
ron LEASE

h.aA A COTTAGE aud Prem ses
Mff ln hAnnai containing
~ sly aelps Nilh 900 banana
\ llElElllll,
AtKlbaknllapl Nsblkll ul WashmRr
Cog llslFl hertlsrls ~ ~ lnl
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

THE report of the Judiciary Com
mittee on the opium scandal is held
over until tomorrow for want of
space.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23

MEssRs. r. j. King and J. N.
Wright have formed Il partnership
under the name of the "California
Feed Co."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-23
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE P. M. S. S. China arrived to-
day from Yokohama and Hongkong
Ell route tc San Francisco.
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ATLAS
Assurance Company
tpI- SlpI:ID LSoG.
LONDON.


SIR W. j. W. BAYNEs. Bart. Chairman,
director of London Joint Stock
Bank).
c. A. PEEsCoTT. Esq, De-. Chairman,
Lot Messrs Prescott, Cave. Buxton.
Lode q Coz
HERBERT BROOKS, Esq.
director of the Bank of England.
j. p. CURRIE. Esq.
director of the Bank OF Eugland).
w. &. URTIS. Esq.
Director of the London & HansCatic
Bauk).
B. b GRt ENE, Esq.
director of the Bank OF England).
f. GREENE, Esq.
(of Mcssrs. Biyth, Greene, Jourdain
j. o. HANSON, Esq.
director of the National Provincial
Bank of England.
r b. WADE, Esq.
irector of the National Provincial
Bank of England.
o. c. MAGN &C, Esq.
+. +. NOEL. Esq.
L. \. WALKER, Esq.
SAM. j. PlrKIN, secretary of the Com
pany and Manager of the Fire Depart
ment.
EEs" Having been appointed AGENTS
OF the above Comp my, we are now
ready to effect assurances at lowest rates
OF premium.
H. ", SCHMIDT & SONS,
Honolulu, Aug. l, 1890. 647 St