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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09
New Advertisements.
C,L0Bg BUILDING AssoClATI0.

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DAY t1tnisz. MAJ 2. uo. t<sbs<a u. han o:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISOR sALE-WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING LOTS
Il in the northwest with Frame buildings thereon
presenting excellent investments:
great bargain only $500.
price only s3. 600.
Boundary ST near 10th. opposite Repre,entativ.
HendersoIs: lot 5l1S3. Good Frames; VERY de SIR
able and low; Sl.5o. 49,
Goth st near 4. opposite Senator sswyer's Frame
New Jersey ave. L. Frame rsuts for A IN. lot
22xl23; S1.60.
l7th st. near P. Good Frame renting for 800. lot
Is 6Io2; only $4,000 h T. GILBERT co,
aPis-3t 6o5 st. NV.
lUR SALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE IN
Il LIE Drolt PARK every convenience: nAE, brick
heated by furnace: this house can sell for $500
cash and monthly payments of $50; price, $4,000:
liberal discount for cash.
apl BARNES & WEAVER. e2eF.,n.w.
Tor sALE-oNE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
l. Corners in the West End, 10th st and Pa ava
NV. Must he sold # once TO close out an estate
mh2J-lm ACkEh GADSBY. zoos ST. NV
TrOE SALE-VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
II At Takoma ark also fne building lot
SWokMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY
S-I Est
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The Lutheran Infirmary.

Last evening the first quarterly meeting Of
the board OF managers OF the Lutheran I've,
Ear and Throat Inirmary of this city was held
at the residence of Rev. Dr. Butler The report
of the surgeon in charge showed that ISL
patients had been treated, with an aggregate
attendance Of over 800 visits during the quar-
ter. While under the control OF the Lutheran
Church Its register shows that a very large per
cent of the patients are from other denomi-
nations.
1t is free to all INDECENT persons. without re-
gard TO creed, and is open daily from / 10 Z
O'Clock. except Sunday, for the treatment OF
eye. ear and throat diseases. Ii was decided
by the board to have the infirmary open every
Tuesday evening from to O'Clock for the
benefit of such persons cannot attend dur
ing the dsy. The infirmary occupies one Of
the large rooms of the Luther Place Memorial
Church, corner 18th and y streets.
The board of managers consists of Geo. Nv.
neal. ir., president; A. f. Fox. j. G. Bright, L
c. Slater, Daniel Fancy. Geo. L. Graham, a.
w. Callahan and Geo. Emmert. The medical
staff are DIR. w. V. Marmion, DIR. ID. W. Prem
tiss and DIR. Franck Hyatt, consulting surgeons.
and DIR. W. X. Butler, surgeon in charge. IL
supported entirely by voluntary contributions.
relying chiefly on an annual membership Zee
Of 90 q. W. Callahan of the Qusrtermsster
Generals Once is treasurer.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TO PLACE WIRES USrFReaorNp

TO PLACE WIRES USnERGRoUND.
The Commissioners have granted the United
States Electric Lighting Company permission To
place their overhead wires along 18th street
under the sidewalk on the east side OF 18th
street from Alhsugh's alley TO street north
west and thence along under the sidewalk ON
the north side of Il street from 9Th to 18TH
streets northwest Also TO place the overhead
wires on lith street from New York avenue TO
2d street underground on the west side OF said
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Children's Industrial Home Society.

The organization of the Mount Vernon Chill
dren's Industrial Home Society was completed
last evening by the election Of the following
officers: ii. b. Moulton. president; Miss C.
Daniels, secretary; w. W. Wright, treasurer,
and A. b. Bradford, superintendent Capt L.
l. Blake and Judge Miller we're elected addi-
tional members Of the board of directors The
society proposes to furnish home for children
in the country and also for mothers with sick
babies. The teaching of the children some
useful trade will be one of the features OF the
work of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19
IL AND BlID(,I MONKS

EDWARD l. DENT. VI. r., Proprietor
The bert facilities IN the CITY for al hipds Of Iron
work. steel Beams. Angles. AZ. always an stack
line ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron Work .
fjoclalty hepalIs ana general .acnlne work done ia
iLe best man ner ant NJ rhort uOtlce.
SOle lice usees the District OF Columbia .or the
Ooetz-Miich,ll' - stem u Lean Anchors and fsI-
icciors. AOrks Coz. 3;sl v ater ats Tel s.5S-l
80 Cii1 once. l8lJG a.. Nv. lei s2s-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19

Two hundred men in the employ of Hundre.
4 Robbins iron ship builders AZ the Erie basin,
Redhook Point, South Brooklyn, have ssruck
for shorter hourh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19
A Reorganized Temperance Union.

The Womans Christian Temperance Uniou
of Mt. Pleasant have become independent with
strong leaning towards the non-partisan
branch, and elected the following officers and
superintendent: Mrs. A Il. Chatfield, presi-
dent; Miss A. f. LOOMS, vice president; Mrs.
Sears, secretary: Mrs. @. b. Chittenden, treas
urer; Mrs. B. p. Davis. corresponding secre-
tary. They have two large Auriliaries, Of which
Mrs. Chittenden is superintendent OF the Loyal
Legion and Mrs. A. II. Baker is superintendent
of the Band of Hope.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LNsPEClAl-.1 ATTRACTIVE FOR rHE YOUNG;
Ia healthy locality, medicinal water good society
nshng. dancing. ne drives walks Elk MIN
Etes' walk 90 ". ard %. X. X. Address Mrs. l.. r..
CAkIER, Csrlin springs Alexandria county, Va
als-:Bts
4 DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUMNER BOARD
N ers On the PataIsco. Elkrid-e lie shts, Veiy
healthy: pure wBt"r; plenty ~ shade. Address r a.
Box oS, kllicott city, MSrH land. apl8- Iul'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR sALE-LoTs. -

VrOE SALE-A BARGAIN-l06X.J BEING COR.
IL Eth and SITS Sc. only for few days At soc H.
A. Il: MULLOWNY. Room II. second floor, City Hall.
spl9-Stt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR lsALE-BY HoBsTKAMP 1 JESTER. $50 F
~: s39-l9.h 81 NV: bet ana T. Or Dr. smi- $500
;-psrGs pl. nv bet l4sh ard 18th: Il b. 5o9
224-Wsllach st. NV. bet 18th aud i4,h: ar b. mi
100 ID st. NV bet B and C; 1ar. b.; mi sa.4Oo
12oR sALE-BY A. s CAYwOOD. 1888 sTH ST NV,
9th st. near N. 15r. and stable; lot 25Il3s; -.
or =, drug siSE. Tor dvii and ss:h: 1905
m o st sns Rree 1000
st near 9th. Three story aywindow Brick 1000
EoR sALE-!ATTRACTIvE HOME IN ECKING..
II SyS slsffs: !; sio5 TYTEk KtiHEkISsEb.
FOR sALE-A, FINE PIECE OF, BUSINESS
, sSs ''Sc e JFLks srf
II ern Brick Dwelling; we'll located northwest; three
rs; is5s
Il story Brick Dwellings,. well located northwest;
corvenien; to street all under rent; whole.
apI5-1ai: TYLER RUTHERFORD 1907 F ST,
FOR sALE-FINE DwELLINGs-
.eGss
Vermont ave., S-U.UOU
st. near Thomas circle, eli OO0
81. NV, corner. $4,000.
ap5-lSt' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 F st.
EOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
LEIPoLD, sw. cor. 18Th and SITS NV. apis-3t
ESoR SALE-THREE Tw0-SToRY AND BASE
nent Bricks at near I'd ne. 70 rooms and bath
MI nearly new: $4,000 each. X. II. L. LEOPOLD,
1900 Est. NV. second floor front. ap1S-3t
E0R sALE-FoUR NICE NEW RESIDENCES
L elegantly finished and papered throughout. brown
stone base and stone trimmings; rooms and bath,
with all mod irnpS.:
1923 S st
1870 st.
1896 st.
1879 18th st.
Sold on reasonable terms.
H. SHARPLESS,
AT buildings between hours and 3 o'clock pm.
trOR SALE-A BARGAIN-IS27 VERMONT AVE.
W; : rooms and bath pressed brick front. bay
WINDOWS: $4,000. For fun Indignation apply to
VIM. 4. SMITHS Bicycle Office
nplS-lw' Cor. 9th and SITS. W.
F0R sALE-NEW brick HOUSE. BAY WIN
dow 6r. D. tn 81. NV. bet and 7 sta. price
$4,000; s 90 cash: balance monthly; rented $40
good innestDent. OWNER, Room l. l4lYG stnw.
aplS-3t'
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LOST AND FOUND.

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IL Miller, New York. Taken bN mistake nom COM
srcSSi.hal Library APru -. Please address P.N.M.
- TRANLD-o kALoRANA. BLACK AND TAX
:, cole furI, three ngnth. OLD. hhersl reward
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1 oST-APRiI. IL. ITALIAN GREIHol Nj Sun
-, s'se reward returned 10 l525 18th st. Il; ".
oHMR,rLaIN GOLD RING WITH INITIALS
ION ani sts n W. and receive liberal reward IL
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pattern With initials RI. 10 '; X near the hinsei
Eod ana platinum. Adlress r. L.. Star oftice. lt'
4 osT-GoING FROM 1906 CONN. AVE. To N
.as a an oI S Ia sll'eI Watch With black en-
reward GA return 10 above address. n.
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QsT-A CHILDs GOLD BRACEIET, Oy
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reward. sis-3'
SDn REWARD LOST, On TUESDAY NIGHT,
CIV l5;h Instant in u cab. a Gold OpeE fHct d
S.sCan watch. with monogram ON hack. Reward paid
!; irtt az NJ DENllT's Detective Agency. go eth
n oST-LEFr IN GALLERY, NATIONAL THFA.
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same IL returned To the BOkEOnEil star ONCE
apl sly
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- >Nay-hack Bay Mare the nignt q APRIL -. A
liberal reNart Mil tie pAId for ats return Mr. IA,
hEAkNEN, Hystisyllle Md Apls-3ts
1 ooT-A GOLD MEDAL WITH ENAMEL OR DEJ-
IL Grafton al Great Hose from Brazil between Ar ins
tCn Hotel and 81. l3e6-opUosits Franklin PAse.
reward given Al the Evomns Star Office. als-:lt.
4 csT-APRIL 20. IRISH SPANIEL. ABOTT TMo
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Answers 10 name III Chci. Reward II returned 20
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY


HSoR KESI-A FIyE-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
4 one acre of Land ct BrirhtwOod, DC: plenty Of
shAis AID good water. Inquire At 1887 9th St n
VSOk SALE-A BARGAIN-TwO TRACTS; FIVE
Acres each; ON military road near Brixht~ood and
Srol"s.d National Rock Creek Park; price $3.50 Per
SIRE. AJdre-s fAiah." star Office. apls-2t'
l,OR SALE-AT BRIGHTwOOD SEVERAL ACRE
Il Lots ~ $1,000 per acre; terms easy
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER
APAo-Ih go NV.
l,oR sALE-FINEsT or. COTTAGE IN TAKoMA;
II lot t6x35O good eel or we'll shade orchArd a.
den grapes berries and running water: IL a bargain
prlce $4,000. W. n. sWANDER, IL st. ne az I'm.
L,OR sALE-BALTIMORE AND OHIO RR-
hiNersdale station. I.es from Washington. 20
trains Jay Lots ~ station Der foo. for yotr
choice. 10 monthly instxllments II desired Apply
e. JOHN STEPHkN, Az Louisiana ave. apl5-Im.
lyOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
- acres- Within from two 10 three miles. Location
unsurpassed for brslthfulness. PURE air and water
only sl50 10 si90 per acre Small cash payment.
Balance monthly OF yearly installIuents. L. A PHIL
LIS son. lil9 New York Ai5-2w
l,Ok sALk-A BAkGAIN-2o ACRES ADJOINING
ii proposed National lark. California tract.
Price and terms Apply To JANIS N. GkkkN. lfU5
81; sPi2-lm
IyoR sALE-sIO CASH, Is MONTHLY. CHOICE
II Lots In q NV Subdivision. y miles from city on
k-R. Price 400; 501l 80, high and he J ny. CA
klsI EVANS . CAkusI liza y st M. aa2g- In
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

1,oG sALE--LoT .ONss.6 To lo-FoOT ALLY.
l. on west side 9TH st bet. y and sTs- nv; very
desirable lot 10 bui'd Prize SONAR foot sl8o
81 X ri. WARNER 60.
all9-5t go s. NV
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I>oR SALE = GRANT AVE. n. W.. FIvRROOM
l. Frame; lot 5xl 30: &l.oOO.
Two Tlree.story Bricks; each with rooms and
bath; either e., 700.
between +th and 9th SITS. NV, Twostory and
Brick rooms, bath and cellar; nicely built; $4,000
(6J:i)
Corner 21t and sts NV. Three-story Brick; 8
rooms, store and cellar; stable in a. j0u (o.
= LIST near St NV: 3-story Brick: 10 roorus and
bath in best condition lot 2Oxl0j to alley barxain
1900. (62II
l+tn bet. and 7 SITS NV; lot lSx12O to alley i'm
proved by rwo-story and Basement Brick; $1,000.
lU..D
Elegant 1 l-room Brick on Hil!yer ave.; lot 20I9O;
Sl3,OOO. tO54I
q aud \. H ave. NV. lots improved by Two-story
Frame; rooms store and cellar; price Per square
foot q 30. (tj4UJ
X bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV. 25xI27. improved
by u rUom Frame price Per foot u. 30. (626)
apl9-5t b II. wAkNEk L CO., 916 r ST. NV.
HOk SAlE-oNLY TWO LEFT OF THAT BLOCK
= OF English Basement Houses Just conpleted on
Lareh St, lie Druit Park: - rooms each $4,000 and
$1,000. Apply on premises
aplv-3t' 1S4S Larch st
ISoR sALE-rEN BEAUTIFUL HOUSES on IN
diana ave. NV. near Judiciary square: B to ~
roOins besides bath cellar prices from $3.50
20 sl2. 600. Also O valuable houses 4 81. H. W.
bet ID and 81. \ 10 Is rooms; prices, 1880 to
srfS,SoV; n,Sh rental guaranteed. HOkStkAMP
'ESASHs oos 81. NV. Cs20 sp1e-3s
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3sI x n. NAkNkk 90.
apl9-5t go s. NV
Il let. q and II Sc: price. soc so foot This street
10 paved. f. I. KAISER. Room 4. Atlantic BUILDING IL
ISoI sALE-A VERY CHEAP PIECE OF DMILl.-
ms Property: lot AK 100 TO alley -. bet sta
aud 10th. T. I. kAISkE, Room A. Atlantic Build
inf. IL
l>oR sALE-LoT on EAsT.sIpE 18TH ST. NV.
\ Bet aud l.; .K1l0. frame house lot. rrnt-
ne Tor ST 20 Price S;i1IO. r. 7. KAISER, Room
g. Atlantic building. 1t
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tph SALt-Bl GIBBS X LOEFff Err silaG ST.
Ny. ave. aud lst st. NV, 50 Goa 50. e. $4,000
flA ave. bet. LIST ami Ia "a 81 : 81. n.,... t;pc.
ST. bet y. Cap. and LIST ste ne.............. ,c.
Cor l4th and SITS ne. l3xloO. ........... 5uc.
Cor I,h 81 ~ io
ST bet 2Oth and 2lst ...........sl 30
81 bet 18th ami 18th e. 49,. So t.. 6c.
pm and sts sW. :1.f1O 81. ss 900
III, ~ "a lstfN
nv. tiassnt 5000 So l'0oo
yer. "a and ID stS -
.ltn 81 pct j. and Vi ne &c.
Cap bet 18TH and ;ic.
81 BET t6th ad L. -
Also Cheap Los on Meridian Hill. aple3t
E0R SALE-BARGAINs IN LOTS
Lots 80 ~, AZ. 81. ala, a0Ng4 .............s.b
LOIS q 10 3 50 o1I, lSx los,
t>on ~ 30, 81. b. Sc OLA, 1Sx ll .............
Eots = ~ .3 50 9l6. MI av. l9XlO0...........S
r 10 teet Lot =, So 1885, ........... zoe
o,s I: % ~ 90. 40. st. IsNe0 :,lc
Lo.s DO TO a 81 SOL 81. ON Doc
Los 70 80 81. S56. cor. l. and sth So. Is n
. IL, TO 100 50. S5b NJ ST. 2oNso t5c
LO;s and = ~. i6as y. i0sx iOo i0c
los ~ ana 20 50 s9l. 9Th at, BOX
snu ~ So s5}. 9th st, l5JN 100. .6.Sc
Los - 70 o.. So SOD, 81 aox90.
~, l. - d g. 20 aud 2i sd. '1s, and 4th
Lots and q. .q IS :. iiih st.,.., so and ,,9
Lot !, 50 $50. st.,J2N on. Soc
LOIS T. - Is, SO. 1O:S9. ;io7 feet on sc. ave, lao
feet on by. ave. lao feet on 4th st...'.... 45c
Lots 10 TO lS, sd. $50 ..... ti1 n w,,rt h ,,llc
Lots y. :. :. y 81. l0l4........... = worth soc
Lot 3 So zoos. 5oNll0. { 81 n.e............. sc
Lots DO TO o. inc, So $3.50. 18th se. a. worth aUc
iot y. sq. lei, ST. bet 10Th and loth o.,A 90
D + co., IL and sts. S0NaG
The above property is exclusively in my hands and
al offers must be made through my Office
,o,. GEO. A. JORDAN,
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l1OR SALE-wE ARE ABOUT TO ERECT BLOCH
Il Of Houses and desiring to Purchase houses
for from S3 600 to 800 have them erected &C.
corn1 to their ideas without extra cost by an
plying 10 EMMONS BROWN, $50 At. NV. AS i0t
NOR sALE--A NEW AND ARTISTIC HOME OF
II nine rooms Corcoran st. between eth and SIN
cabinet mhntels electric bells Be; only AZ 300
mhS-sSw2m" A. II. SEMMES, l4l6 At
IrOR SALE-A PARTICULARLY BRIGHT. HAND-
L some. 2-story, b. window Pressed Brick HIS
ST. south tront; cemented cellar; superior drain
age large kitchen. pantry, yard; mod. imps; china
closet. speaking tubes model Of conyenience. Twin
5us, son On i's merits 10 sfsns Terms easy In
IrOK sALE-170o l. ST. NV. NEAR CONN. AVE
Il 10 rooms; mi: can be purchased At bargain If
taken at once. W. II. BARSTOW,
ap5-1m Gas 9Th IL nv
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4 osT ABOUT APRIL - THIN BLACK OCTAVE
~ isS1S, on 'th -. or Market sIace Finder ~
NHried $40 ne. IT,
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IroR sALR-FINE CORNER ON 18TH ST. AND
Il Hn.w,; sure to be valuable business site: three
story brick store and dwelling. FOR full particulars
apply to WASH'N DANENHOwER,
20S st N W
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I,oR RENT-BY A. s. CAYwoOD. 933 9TH ST,
INV. . wide-front 6-roOm Brick, with hall,
closets &c; Sl5 spring water from hydrsnt IN yard
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The ba ,,entine Planter sails tomorrow
for San Francisco, She will carry a full
load of sugar.
The schooner Bobert Levers is off the
Marine Railway.
The schooner John G. North was locked
at the Fort street wharf yesterday to I'M
load her cargo of lumber.
The German steamship Chusan, Captain
w. Wendt, sails for Hongkong at 10
O'Clock this morning, and will take about
l5i Chinese steerage pasSengerS-1i2 Rlen,
4 women. and s children. Captain Wendt
expects to make the passage in Is days
arriving there January Sd.
The schooner Rob Roy is having new
masts put in position at Emmes' wharf.
The barkentine S. n. Castle, Captain l..
II. Hubbard, sailed December 10th for San
Francisco with cargo shipped as follows
G. Brewer IL Co., 7,166 bags sugar; TheO.
II. Davies i Co., 6,S24 bags sugar; Castle
Il Cooke, 900 bags sugar. Totals: ii $50
bags sugar; $50 tons. Domestic value,
76,575.75. Eight passengers left by her.
The American bark Columbia, Captain
Goodman, will sail to-day i'll ballast for
Port Townsend. She will return with an
other load of lumber.
The Mary Dodge and Forest Queen are
daily expected at kahului.
The tern Allen A. is receiving sugar at
the Kinau wharf. She will be ready to
leave within 10 days.
The steamer Claudine brought from
Maui yesterday 2,99l sacks sugar, 120 sacks
potatoes, 80 sacks corn, l horse and l0C
packages sundries.
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Saved just in Time.

Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson was
sailing about lately between Samoa
and Auckland, hoping to get strong
after long illness at Sydney, when
his cabin caught fire. There was
great excitement on board; the
burning things were carried on deck
or thrown into the sea. Suddenly
Mrs. Stevenson saw two of the crew
heave up burning box which they
were about to commit to the tender
mercies of the waves. With scream
of dismay she sprang forward and
caught one of the men by the arm,
they dropped the box on deck, it was
deluged with water and saved. 1t
contained all Mr.. Stevenson's MSS,
the work of long months past, the
story he is writing under contract
for $4,000, and much of the history
of the island which he has chosen
for his home.
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A Good Word for Honolulu Roads.

In the San Jose Mercury of Nov
ember 22d, appears letter on the
islands, signed l.. E. f. One part of
the letter has the following, in refer
ence to the roads in this city:
Honolulu possesses great charms
to visitor in it's varied, attractive
rides and drives over hard macad
amized roads which are kept in per-
feet order. If it does not rain, the
roads are so frequently sprinkled
there. that one is not covered with
dust every time one goes for ride.
In these matters l think San. Jose
would do we'll if she would but copy.
1t is perfect disgrace to our town
that the roads are allowed to become
so dusty and rough. This waiting for
rain to lay the dust is a very poor
policy, and tourists visiting our town
for the first time, at this period, can
not help but go away very unfavor-
ably impressed"
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VESSELS IN PORT.

u s Mohican, Shepard, Samoa.
II NJ $ Nymphe, Turner. from MOlokai.
Bark Wakefield, HOwes, New York.
Bark Girvan, Angus. Liverpool.
Klikitat, Cutler, Puget Sound.
Schr Robt Levers Penhallow Puget Sound.
Bktne Planter, Dow, San Franciaco.
Tern Allen a. ,Schage, Port Townsend.
Blk Columbia, Goodman. Port Townsend.
ShipGuardian, T NJ MAIDEN, Port Townse'd
Ger Chusan, Wendt, Hongkong.
Am blk Edward May. Mahany, Boston.
Blk Discovery, MCNEIL, San Francisco.
Am tern Alcalde, A + Smith, Port I'd.
Am tern John G North. Ipsen, Eureka.
BkWm lie Lacheur, VIM Aud, Hongkong.
Haw 5 Australia, Houdlette, San Fran.
Schr Olga Robin San francisco
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KAMEHAMEHA GLEE CLUB.


First Concert at the Hawaiian Opera
House-A Great Success.
The Kamehameha School Glee
| Club gave its first concert last even
ing at the Hawaiian Opera House
before quite large and appreciative
audience. The object was to aid its
Athletic Association. The club was
under the direction of Mr.. Theo. IL.
Richards, and consists OF the follow
ing members:
First Tenor: A. K. Pahau, A PHI,
E. Montgomery, E. G. Brown, c. E.
King, j. Wahinemaikai; Second
Tenor: S. Keliinoi, W. Meheula, W.
Rathburn, n. Kauhane, S. Mahuka;
First Bass: S. Kauhane, A. x. Kea-
weamahi, E. Quinn, w. G.. Manaole,
G. Blake: Second Bass: j. K. Waia-
mau, Nj. Hoonani, j. Harbottle, D.Ai.
The members were all attired in
white and presented very neat APP
pearance. Their singing during the
evening was most enjoyable, and
showed that they had received supe-
r instruction. The warbling was
endid,and the club had to respond
t. several encores.
owing to severe cold, Mr.. z. r.
lsenberg was unable to sing, which
was much regretted. The violin and
piano selections by Messrs. j. w.
Yarndley and Oscar Herold were
rare treat, such music being seldom
heard in this city. They were com
PEELED to respond to an encore. The
club is to be ongratulated on the |
pronounced success of the concert.
IL. r. III. the Princess Liliuokalani, |
Regent, Princess Poomaikalani, at
tended by Mr.. j. w. Robertson, Act
ing Chamberlain, and Mrs. G. Clark
were in the royal box.
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Holiday Sale.

Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane & Co.
announce another holiday sale for
next Thursday evening at the auc-
ton rooms of Mr.. L. j. Levey. The
goods to be offered comprise a
choice line of English furniture, in
Guiding parlor, bedroom, and dining
room sets, fancy parlor furniture,
bric-a- brac of all kinds, bronzes,
silver plated ware, glassware, oil
paintings, engravings, water colors,
etc, etc, etc.
Also, few choice center rugs of
the latest designs, and a variety of
small rugs of the Persian, Mecca
and Tanjore varieties.
The goods will be ready for in
spection on Wednesday morning,
and this sale will doubtless be one
of the most attractive of the season.
Special accommodations will be
arranged for ladies. See their adj
vertisement in another column.
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A correspondent, writing from
Hamakua, Hawaii, says of the late
storm 1.-The weather has been very
heavy the past week, with sharp
thunder. Cane has been washed out
in places, while Waipio Valley is
under water Fortunately the rice
in the valley is all harvested, or the
loss would have been considerable.
The public road in the district has
also been damaged, and some of the
gulches badly washed away"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-16
VESSELS LEAVING TODAY.

Stmr Claudine, Davis. for Maui at m
German s s Chusan, Wendt, for Hong
kong at 10 III.
Am blk Columbia, Goodman. for Port
Townsend.
Stmr Mikahala, Campbell, for Kauai at
D p M.
Stmr w q Hall, Freeman, for Maui and
Hawaii at 10 M.
Schr Lavnia for Kauai.
Schr Mary = Foster for Hanapepe.