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ALAMKDA REAL ESTATE.

A LAAIEDA -INsrALLMENTs- HOUSES AND
n lots.
$3.50 s25 cash. So monthly; 25xiiO; sewerea;at
station.
s45O-S5o cash, SO monthly; 5oxs6; severed; a,
SlsOo-sso0 cash, sis monthly; 25xl2O: at sta.
tion cottage IF ro1ms.
S20O0-S250 cash, SO monthly; 33X75; COT
tage: at station.
ss5O0-s50O cash s25 monthly, Including inter
est: 6-room cottage: corner, 46Xl20s severed ana
macaflamized at station.
$320O-S5 cash. $25 monthly. including inter
est; 6room cottage; 5Oxl50; severed: near station
S450D-$- 90 cash. SO monthly inciUd,n. inter
est; 7-roem house; fine garden; 50xl47; near sta
tion.
Inquire at once OF F. NARGusE Bay-sr. station.
Alaneda or 3l3 Montgomery St, Nevada Bio L.
mylS II ThFrSa eoSu
@RoOO LARGE 2-sToRY HOUSE, ROOMS,
sDDObO. BATH large closets and modern i'm
provements; lot 50xl58;. splendid view of bar:
a home worth having. JOHN r. HALE, 1902 ParS
street. Jel ~
LAMBDA BARGAINs-sI7Oo-LoT 25xlf5:
~ nice modern cottage rooms and bath:
block from Park $3.50 cash: S2o per mOnfh.f4l5)
S270o-Lot 33 sxl25: o rooms and bath; on Cen
tral ave. $500; balance $50 per month. mo. 3S9l
S2T50-Lot 63Nll7; new medern cottage D rooms
and bath: 3 blocks from sationi $500 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. (No. ~
S3UOO-Lot 2Tx1I5; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station; $500 cash: $35 per month (Xl
house rooms and bath Central ave- easy
terms; good bargain. (No. @13)
$7S00-Lot COX 80; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms with stable; well located: part cash. 40l)
Houses built to suit; Is per cent down. balance
easy installments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala
media: houses To let aud money lean. II. r.
MOREAL q CO., 142S Park ST., Alameda. and 4o2
Montgomery ST. san Francisco. my3l tt
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couNTRy RFAL rsrArE.


tp oU Tract Berkeley; fine view; good soil; ele-
railroad, now being built; size 25xiS5; SO down.
$40 per month; interest per cent. These lots
worth 5000 now, and are right in the march of i'm
neulate improvements; come at once, and make
your selection before they all gone and the
prices are advanced; sure to make money. Cali
land. mylO Pm cod
SEND STAMP FOR W. r. MATTHEWS & CO.'S
-. ~ new catalogue OF grain, frGit rasin, wine and
grazing lands; the finest list ever printed. w. X.
M2TTHEWS u CO., SIG Kearny ST. my31 limo
w E HAVE CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
lands subdivtded into 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts
staments send pe for circulars. eaLfoRSIA LAND
ASSoClATIoN. 634 Market st. mr23u tt
An ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
or good mortgages Santa Clara County stock, grain
and fruit farm 1000 acres $l2 so per acre; stock,
Wrights Station s4O0: Is and l6 acres, San Jose.
part IN fruit, $3.50 per acre; Monterey County, $40
acres ls9 IN volunteer wheat, sl5 per acre; 4so un
improved So per livery stable, barn and cot
tage San Miguel $4,000; also lots, 500 each also
sone o 90 gooa @ m9es twothiras can remain on mort
CISCO ap26tf
Gl05 EACH = BEAUTIFUL CoLMA LOTS.
W 1Ao block from first station beyond city limit;
trains run to suit aboring and business people; also
S, Shew connection with bus line, connecting with
opportunity get home these lots will double in
value soon. CARNALL- FIrZHUGH HOPKINS
CO., ga Market st. San Francisco. myl2 I'm
SCHOOL LANDS 81 80 TO So AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts TO
suit; no residence Improvement required: all
kinds OF lands, in many different countless send
stamp for list. open Monday. "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. f w. LAKE. Flood building. l3 tt
I'll MoRo-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
Il limited number of lots, blocks and 5-acre
tracts in the beautiful seaside resort of FL Moro,
san Louis Obispo County, at extremely low rates.
III Morois situated the shores of the lovely Ian d.
locked bay aud harbor of the same name. being the
only natural harbor the coast between San Fran
cisco and San Diego. This elegant resort is on the
surveyed line of two railroads, and is destined to
become one OF the favorites of the coast ull par
tcuars and prices at office or by mail. To par
Ties seeking health pleasure resort in an I'M
equaled climate. fine bathing facilities best of hunt
ing, hShlng and boating this Is opportGuity sell
dom offered to procure at small cost lovely loca
ton for home. CALIFORNIA LAND ASS0CIA-
1ION, 634 Market St my25 U
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN PRI-
- yate family; references exchanged Address
Board. Alameda P. o. iel l5ts
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oAh LAND WANTS.

OAKLAND CY-ADVERTISEMENrS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Brsncn
Ofhceof THE MORNING GALL. So7 Broadway, near
GcyeniI5L Once holIs A n 20 r 4
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CLASSIFIED advertisements conbnue5 on The
Sixth Page.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

I V.LAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
q 6lS Sacramento St.; cabinet WORK and lifting up
Offices promptly attended TOT telephone 900. ml6u
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DED-RooM SUITS OF 7 PIECES FOR Sl5.
ID WILLY BROS.. 931 Mission ST. IA U

SJE O0H YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND
ZO.OUU hand carpets from 10 cents TO 10 cents
per yard, at JONES Auction House. 25 and q
Lirhfh q fe2H Il
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FURNITURE OF ROOMS. NEARLY NEW,
cheap; account, sickness 542 Mnna. 80 Its
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
" furniture carpets at reduced prices, call a5
RoSENTHAL'S, 10 Fourth St. satisfaction guaraa-
teed money refunded: goods shipped free. nl4f
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Il OR SALE BY w. II. GRIM " CO., 42S MONT
Il gomery st. Real estate bought and sold.
Sl0.5U0-Natoma, near 1st: rents 800; 46 :6I75
18th. near Howard; 8 flats OF 4 and rooms and
bath each; rents $6S; 33xSO.
kennebec nr. jefferson. Gift Map No. 2;
rooms: 25x75.
$l6,000-23d and Alabama; SOx100; rent 800.
S90O0-oak, near Laguna with frontage on Lily
ave; u :6Xl20; cottage and 2 tenements.
$SUO0-California, near Fillmore; Z rooms and
bath: 25x l32:7A.
Fell, Franklin; store and flats: 81 :6xl20, to
Hickory ave.
Haight, near Pierce: new house: rooms, bath.
2lst, near Dolores; fine view; rooms, bath; 251
ia.
Shipley near 5th: lot 25x75; 2 houses rent $50.
Guerrero, near 22d; new flats; rents $74; 36x
117:6.
$2200-Lombard, nr. Fillmore: 8rooms: 81 6x90
Church, near 2Sth: rooms, bath; 25x10O.
Day st, nr. Dolores; building suitable for fac
tory; 9iXll4.
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J'oUNp-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
i merchant tailor-made dress suit for $50: mer-
chant tailorS' price, $40. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PAKL0RS, corner Post aud Dupont
sfr
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IA A->TED-foR CUSTOMERS UST FROM THE
W East, lOdgng-hOuseS. restaurants stores
looms and other lines Ol business owners desiring
to sell should call write SMITH q CO., S2s
Montgomery, Safe DepOs Building. Room 20.5 Ats
G61n BAKERY. CONFECTIONERY. STA.
n OCO. tOnery and groceries. etc: me fixtures:
goud stock; great Oarga1n. NJ LESS. 995 Market. l.
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e.O0O FINE CHANCE FOR MAN AND WIFE;
SNCOO. saloon and IOdging-house of 10 rooms:
clearing 800 per month: great bargain. Apply W.
+. HEALE, 1904 Market 81. Its
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MICE FAMILY COW CHEAP. lO2 SAN Ju>E
~ ave, cor. Twenty-thrd, near Valencia. Ie3 3t'
STORE SHELF FOR SALE CHEAP. $40 Ph-
= cihc St ie3 3ts
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4 T A BARGA iN-OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY
~ and Jobbing liquor-store, running wagons: best
REASONS selling out: will stay with purchaser
weeks Apply b. DREYFUS q CO., $50 Brannan
street je4 2Is
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g.t6OO NATOMA. NEAR 9Th - IMPROVE
u tCOU .ments In 4 flats; renting for $40 per
month; lot 25N75. &. IL. UMBSEN CO. IA
Montgomery ST. je1 SuTurh st
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GTEn SALOON. a BARGAIN: OLD ESTAB-
u ~. bsned stand on best port of Nlsrhet ST.;
finest chance offered. Apply 10 !. u. BAR
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A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81 FILINGS AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DIR D. W. KEY
s4l Market St, opp Baldwin. aul0
DR q. Ii. WILSON. DENTIST S25 MARKET
IL ST.. bet. FIIth and sixth, ODD Mason delo u
nR. CAsSILLi'S PAINLESS DEN L AL
IL rooms. 2o2 Fourth st; best teeth 81 TO 81; ex-
tracting filling 25c to 81 half price to poor u
CoLIoN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MARKET
" (Phelan Building; gas specialists positively
extract teeth without pain only oihee that makes
and gives the celebrated Cottol Gas' $4,000 reC-
erences: established $685. all oper tos In dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. tea q
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL, 1Ii3 MARkEr ST, BET.
~ Tenth and Eleventh; no caarge for extracting
when plates made: Old plates made over tSe
new; teeth from IS per set: extracting oo- mi Il
Or A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
ID good as can be made; fllig ST.. DIR. SlMMS
dentist. $50 Market st. next BALDWIN IEeater.ocls sf
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C.5ro PARTNER IN SALOON. APPLY J. w.
u O'iU. GALE & FEAZELL. 305 Kearny ST.,
Room 2 je4 3t*
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Ii PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES: ON IN
a stalImcnts. without interest, you furnish
your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at HEN
EY'S large furniture and carpet wartrooms, lS to
"a Ellis 81 24tf
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GOO0n GILBERT ST, NEAR BRYANT; I'M
rCUUU. provements In Hats of 3 rooms each;
rents S2S; lot 25xS0. c. IL. UMBSEN q CO., Ii
Montgomery ST. jel SuIurh 81
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ROCERY-STORE FOR SALE WITH LEASE;
u cheap rent: populous central neighborhood: 8
rooms attached vita 9 roomers: good cash business
Home Bakery, Stevenson ST., oil Ninth. les 5t%
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FUKNlTUK1 fOR SALE.

oJJ COUGH = FLAT ROOMS AND FAITH:
III l furniture for sale. je3 3t*
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GoDOD CHEAP - LOT 75xl50; DOUGLASS
.DOOOO. St. near 20sh: fine view. & IL. UMB-
SEM CO.. II Montgomery 81. je1 SuTuTh 81
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aSTEOLOGY.

CECoND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES PUMPS
= slafting pnlieys, betting. water pipes etc. NO
INTUSii x NOLPMAN. l3T Beaie st. dei u
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C.-Oo PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED COM
,G,,sOO. mission business. Apply TO J. w GALE
q FEAZELI-, 305 Kearny St, Room 9. je4 StE
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$S000-NE. Broderick and Jackson; 10Ox55
$9500-NW. Castro and 10Th: 75xl25.
$3l00-Harrison, near 22d: 49:3xl0O.
s23OO-Chestnut. near Fillmore; 55x13I:6.
$l5OO-Chattanooga,n near 23d: 25xll7:6.
SW. cor Church and Hermann; S5xll0.
SS00-12thave., Ut. l. 25x12O; graded and fenced.
Sl25O-SE cor. st. and 3lst ave: 60xl69.
Clement st. 22d to 23d aves: 240xl0O; 2 corners.
Sl25-29th ave-, nr. W; 25Xl20.
S1l0O-42d ave, mr. Point Lobos; 75xl20.
12th ave-, nr. NJ ST.; 25x120.
$llo0-29th ST., near Dolores: 25xl Ia; cheap.
N. California, nr. 18th ave-; 25NlOO.
Sl75U--Church, mr. 27th 25x95.
Sc 18th st. and Serpentine road; 2ix75.
10Th ST., nr. Diamond; fine view; 50xg7:6.
$l2O0-Army ST.. mr. Mission; 25xloO.
$lOO0-Choice corner In University Homestead,
nr. Silver ave-: l20xl00: Will subdivide
800 each-23d, nr. Castro 2 lots; each 25x114.
S5O0-Day, nr. Douglas; 50x114; in fnstaIlments
corners i'll Excelsior Homestead each 150x10J
$260-Lots In Excelsior Homestead: 25xl00; $50
cash. balance installments; don't fail TO see Them
156. -''e any les Thsu II
DOR SALE-ALMoSTC COMPLETED5 ELEGANT
= new Hlnkel houses; situated sunny side OF
rage ST., bet. Lyon aud Lott close to entrance OF
Golden Gate Park; the houses Situated on high
est BLOCK ON Page ST., commanding fine view OF
Golden Gate Park and city: houses contain 8 rooms
and path, and all modern improvements; size OF
lots 25xll2 each; terms easy. Apply on the prem
ises. ie3 6t*
q. - 0ln ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, 2023
w ac.OOO. Pacihc ave., near Laguna ST.. IL
roons hot air: front and rear halls: dining-room,
stairs and halls neatly paneied: stone walk all round
uno6strueted view; house open: must be sold. 7tt
G7Q0u EASY PAYMENTS; HOUSE OF 8
ap ptOOO. rooms; modern improvements: near
completed. GEORGE NJ. SALISBURY, builder, 1888
Green ST. my30 IT.
IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE LANDS. CITY
property or Eastern property. give me the list OF
sane WAN. n. nOLMAY. ia Sansome st. m21 lm
CAi:PENTEKS AND BUILDERS.
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q. f6n CHOPHoUSE& < RES ESrAURANT; DOING
u 4 Op. good business. Apply CALL Office. Is Inns
LHOR SALE - FIRST CLASS SALOON ON
L kearny ST.; no reasonable offer refused Call at
2l5 Sixth 81, w. A. SULLIVAN my30 It's
q. , DOWN AND 60 CENTS PER SHARE PER
u = month will purchase shares IN the Republic
Savings, Bal ding and Loan Association; $40 per
month viii pay on loan OF $1,000; call or send for
prospectus; open daily and evenings until oca.
624 Market 81. mr. 30 II
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4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with furniture, carpets stoves, cur
tans blankets, pictures and mirrors AZ cash prices
on easy instaments; small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN & CO.'S largest installment house on the
Coast 22S and 23O Stockton St, cor. Post: open
evenings; prompt attention paid 10 country OrderA
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The PANAMA CANAL.

Everything indicates at present
that De Lesseps' stupendous enter
prise at Panama is finally dead. A
French commission has lately visited
the works at the Isthmus, but their
work Is likely to discourage rather
than lead to, any attempt to revive
the scheme. 1t will stand as one Of
the most colossal failures of history,
an eighth wonder. 1t is unfortunate
that the reputation OF the Justly
famous French engineer should re-
cei7e e stain. and that his life should
be clouded by a great disappointment
at It's close, instead OF frightened by
q great final success.
Work on the Nicaragua canal viii
probably be pushed with redoubled
vigor since the final collapse of its
redoubtable rival The next few
years may be expected to witness its
completion. The indications are
that these Islands viii gain greatly
in commercial importance and con-
segment prosperity, by the compile
ton of the canal. We must make
ready for this prosperity, and the
first step should be the provision of
increased harbor accommodation. By
dredging, and by deepening the
channel so that large steamers can
come inside We believe that this
harbor improvement Is an article in
the political faith OF both parties so
that there Is every prospect that it
VIII Be provided for in the next
Appropriation bill
The only danger Is that when
Wilcox has increased the army to
two hundred men, as he proposes.
there may not be money enough left
for the harbor- We must have the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25

Mr.. EDITOR: In the Bulletin of
the 18th this month is an article
signed by Echo in which the Ma
tional Reform party is praised, be-
cause that party '"did not require
rum, money or intimidation to create
an impression on voters favorable to
its merits" / think otherwise, as
here in Waikiki the National Re-
form party did use free rum. or cleo
ton gin, according to what is said.
1t was said so when the Reform
party held the mass meeting in Wal
luku skating rink, and a lot of
drunken people tried to break up
the meeting, and it has been said
afterwards. As sequel to the cleo
ton there will come before the Jury
at the June term q couple of cases,
of which one is for perjury. A state
ment of the income during the last
year was drawn up by a National
Reform man and signed and sworn
to by another, and it remains to be
seen whether it is correct or not OF
course, no intimidation or money or
rum was used in that case, oh no!
1t would be more becoming to
suggest public improvements, ex-
pose oppression were it is supposed
to exist, advice what new laws we
need or changes in the laws we
have, advocate a good honest gov
eminent, than to write a lot of spite
full insinusting articles. The result
of the election cannot be altered
anyhow, and it would be much better
to ''bury the Ratchet" than to keep
pouring oil to the fire.
We have had an unusual large
rainfall, with peals of thunder. The
wind has been very light, mostly
from the southwark.
Sugar is turned out very fast, all
the mills working to their full capa-
city, some of them day and night.
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age is curse. Excessive competi-
ton is a greater evil than monopoly.
Every unsuccessful enterprise is a
deduction from the national pros
perity. 1t decreases the sum of the
general wealth. Honolulu is cursed
with two telephone companies, when
there is only room for one. The
state of things is bad for the public
and bad for the companies. 1t
would be a public misfortune TO have
two railroads round this island.
They could not both pay and every
waste of capital means loss and mis-
fortune to the community.
The GAZETTE is no defender of
monopoly or monopolists as its own
columns sbundsntly prove. We SIM
ply call attention to the fact that
monopoly is not always an evil, as
competition is not always benefit.
If the franchise of the Oahu Rail
road & Land Co. had not contained
the word exclusive" there would be
no railroad to Pearl river to-day.
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and we'll bred, far above his neighbor
across the channel. This has one
chief csuse-Peasant Proprietorship.
English observers confirm this view
of the facts. The owner of land has
more zeal. more industry, more pru-
dence and foresight, more encour-
agemeut and more motive to do
something and be something, than
the mere worker for daily wage.
Ownership makes a man of him.
We want such a class of owners
here. We want them in large num-
bers, and it is our chief want. Under
some conditions they come of them
selves, but much has been done in
other countries to create them, and
much may be done here. They did
not come in France of themselves, as
any one who ever heard of the
French Revolution knows. The laws
of France are favorable to their ex-
istence, and particularly the laws of
inheritance.
The author of the platform of the
National Reform party, put his lips
to the Public Improvement trumpet
and blew a mighty blast on it. If
the party which Processes to stand
on that platform comes into power
we shall have the right to expect, as
we'll as hope. that it will do some
thing worthily answering to that
loud campaign note. The Reform
has record of much and valuable
achievement. If we may judge its
future by its past, it will continue to
be the Party of Progress, and will
enter on the path of further REFORM.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25
THE CABLE FRANCHISE.

Several references have lately
been made in the Bulletin and else
where, to the question of granting an
exclusive franchise to any cable COM
pany which might be formed. The
matter, we think. lies in a nutshell.
In determining what kind of fran
chise should be granted, the interests
Of the public should be made the sole
object Other things being equal,
nothing should be done which would
exclude the possibility of our obtain
ing the benefits OF two cable lines if
there were any prospect whatever of
two being laid. On the other hand
it would be foolish to sacrifice the
present advantage resulting from
one cable to the remote future ad-
vantages arising from two. If the
cable cannot be laid without the
granting of an exclusive franchise,
such franchise should be granted.
On the other hand, no exclusive
franchise should be given to any COM
pany unless it should be necessary,
for the furtherance of some public
end, such as the encouragement of
home capital, or the more speedy
laying of the cable.
1t is probable that no cable will be
laid touching at Honolulu, unless
the Hawaiian Government offers
some special inducements. 1t is at
least equally clear that the state of
the national finances will not permit
the offering of such inducements to
more than one company. The first
conner will undoubtedly be the COM
pany so favored, whether therefore
the franchise be exclusive or not.
The company which promises to lay
the cable first, is sure to have some
special advantages over any subse-
guent competitor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25

To judge from interviews with
Rev. DIR. Talmage in London news
papers, he must have had regular
st. Vitus' dance through the Holy
Land. Everything he touched
thrilled him. In Jerusalem and at
Bethany conflicting emotions pur-
sued each other in his sentimental
quarters to the point of nervous ex-
haustion, and when he attempted to
read the Bible story of the cruel
fxion on the spot where he was sure
the cross stood, his feelings over
came him entirely, and he broke
down. recovering sufficiently subse-
quently to purloin a corner stone
from Golgotha for the new Brooklyn
Tabernacle, and to load it on a cam
Ell. DIR. Talmage and Mrs. Tai
mage sailed on the Aurania for New
York. He has entirely recovered
from the influenza. His daughter
remains with friends at Nice.
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Bn 1utlluritn


Homestead Lots in Hilo, Hawaii.
Notice is hereby given;
l. That Thlrty-nine (S9l Lots, varying in
size from 5 to ~ Acres, have teen set apart
in Kuaia and Paana in the District OF Hilo.
Hawaii, about two miles to the north of
Laupahoehoe, for Homestead purposes.
:. The surveys can be examined and
prices ascertained st the Survey Office in
Honolulu, or at the office OF Mr.. A. 5.
LobenStein, Hilo, Hawaii
s Mr.. A. B. Lobenstein, of H1o, will
point out the Lots 10 any person desiring
TO see them, for which service he will be
entitled to 8 fee of 81 from the person APP
plying,
4. Persons who may desire Lots shall ap-
ply in writing 70 the Minister o. the Inter
Tor, upon q blank form, copies Of which
may be obtained free, of said A B. Loben-
stein.
5. The sum of SO must accompany each
application
6. No applications will be consideration
persons who already own land.
:. Every applicant must be Of full age
5 The applicant will be allowed five years
in which to pay for the land, during which
time it viii be exempt from taxes.
2. He must within one year build house
upon the land and begin TO occupy the
same and continue 10 occupy it for the re-
msinder Of the term of five years.
10. He must within two years incloSe the
land with substantial fence.
II. He must pay quarterly in advance in
terest on the unpaid purchase price ST the
rate Of ten per cent The purchaser may
pay the whole or any part Of the purchase
price at any time, which will stop interest.
u. The preliminary agreements non-ss-
signable, snd the land cannot be sold until
al conditions are fulfilled. and after the
lapse Of five years.
IS Failure Jocomply with any of the con-
ditionS viii work forfeiture of the land.
Within short time further Lots will be
available in this District, which will be
duly advertised.
1. \. THURST0N.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office. Feb. le. 1880.
1911 $40.
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NJ. Tirard, the prime minister OF
France, is making short stay in
the Riviera. He was greatly disap-
pointed because there was no demon
stration of welcome. He expected
that the MARIE would have made a
speech, and that flowers would have
been strewn in his path. Nine.
Tirsrd and he had to drive to the
hotel, through the pelting rains, in
an old time cab. Shortly after,
being gladdened by the strains of
the "Marseillaise," and thinking that
the reception was beginning at last,
he turned TO his wife and said: at
is all right this time; probably they
mistook the train. Give me q clean
white handkerchief to put in my
breast" So saying he sailed forth
upon the balcony, full of patriotism
and pride, and was astounded to
find that it was only German band
trying to make a franc. After a
pause of modification the ludicrous
aspect of the situation struck him,
and he burst out laughing.
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1awaiianOazette
EST NODCS IN REsUs.
TEN PAGE EDITION.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1870.

TEz struggle in the House Of
Representatives between the Repub-
hean Speaker and the Democratic
minority, to which We referred in 3
late issue. has ended in the final VIC
tory Of the Speaker This, we think,
Is s triumph Of correct principle.
whether supported by precedent OF
not FIhbustering is much more
common than the rare combination
OF circumstances which alone can
justify it-so that any decision which
limits the field of It's application
should be hsiled with satisfaction.