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Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

February.
2oih. g, y Morrison, white Clay Creek.
x4tii. Fell \ Leach. Christipna lid.
2,tl. Dry Good store, 2ag Market It. City.
sbth. l.. y. Adatr, Furniture, City.
18th. VIM. Nc Bride. W. q. Z. ia.
yth; MIS-; Head. gro. store 2ni and Marrow
-. Feraimand Janvior, rcncadcr.
~ j. u. HYATT. stanton.
slth. Psnnook 4 husbands, near ELAN.
18th. j. q. Barr. 800 second ST., City.
18th. W Mctauly. real estate, Court
March.
LIST. Roberts 4 Itannuu1, Chester, Pa.
lat WIN J. MINER, Brand, Inc Hid.
81. W. II. Dcrrickson. Mill Crock lid.
ID. Clark h Crosse. New Castle lid.
Bird. X. Norris, Centrevilic.
Atm. Geo. Foster, Brandywine Hid.
4th. Isaac Morrison, W Y Z. I'D.
4th. Patrick lialoy, Christiana HI.
s ~, + I bons n,as Bsanayci ~.
9TH. Aaron Tyson. Chester, Pa.
9Th. w Goodley. near Smith Bridge.
9th. Thomas Campbell, Pencader Hid.
6th. james Wright. w. q. q. Hid.
~. Herman just, Brandywine lid.
sth. II. III. Chandler. Christiana I'D
sth. Mary Holden. Newport, Del.
sth. Joseph Tnliey, Brandy wine I'D.
10th. Eiwood Bigger, Brandywine lid.
10Th. Peoples 4 McElwee. Christ. Hid.
10th. Geo. Il. simmons cst, Pcncnder lid
II. Edward Banks, Christiana lid
!lth- u. Il. Morrison, New Castle lid
18th. j. y. keybold, lied Lion lid.
18th. II. l.. Wood. Christiana lid.
18th. Geo q Lobdeil. New Castle lid.
18th. Lattimer 4 Ayers, Christiana Hid.
18th. Sheldon 4 Leibevinan. Christ, Hid.
18th. Lewis J. Graves, Christiana Hid.
ltth. b. r. Pugh. New Castle Hid.
18TH. Real Estate, Court House.
10th. w j McGarr, Christiana Hd.
nth. Weldin h McElweo Now Castle HID
18th. Jas. Hiyan, New Castle nd.
10th. VIM. Wheatiey, N. U. Hi.
18th. b. Eerst SOL Poplar street. city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
QUIZ CHILDREN IN HEAVEN.
Dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome I
Bell by $. liersey.

4 .
Bell by $. iersey.
Methinks ! know thy feelings, friends,
for have felt the same;
l, too, have lost IA darling child, and
know how sorrow came;
], too, have followed to the grave the
loved ones OF my heart,
Have shed the soalding tears OF grief
that would not let us lart.
Our darling ones In heaven above! o,
how we miss them here,
Dclusive fancy often paints and whis.
pers they are near,
But when we look to see their forms and
clasp them to our arms,
We lind they are forever gone, beyond
carth's rude alarms.
Our loved ones are IN heaven: could we
see their angel fIce
Ana catch tile bright seraphic smile that
DER each feature plays,
Methinks those stricken of grief would
soon forget their load;
Would bow to thy behosts, o, God, and
kiss tile Christening rod.
Could We but see beyond the veil that
hides them from our sight,
Methinks we'd see their angel forms
arrnyed in dazzling white;
harp within their little hands, q crown
upon the head.
Like lambs beside the Sayior's sidc and
by him gently led
We'd see them pluck celestial fruit from
boughs of golden hue,
Gather sweet flowers Of paradise from
fields Of azure blue;
Drink living waters from tho streams
that fiow so gently by.
With angels walk tho golden streets, and
with the angels fly.
Oh, darlings OF a parents heart, could
we but hear their voice
Among the geraph choirs above, how
would our hearts rejoice,
To hear them sing the heavenly song
and chant redeeming love.
That took them from n world of sin, to
dwell with Christ above.
Earth's conflicts with them now are DER,
they're safe from every fear,
And though we cannot go to them the
Savio-'s ever near;
lie will protect our precious lambs, and
fold them to his breast,
And from tho rude and stormy blast en-
JOY glorious rest.
Methinks, again, We hear q voice in
sylvan tones reply:
we sey nSs for s: sna NJ r. happy now
But meet US on the river shore, within
the heavenly land.
Whore loved ores roam the golden
banks. q bright and shining band.
Oh. yes, we'll meet the precious ones,
when all our trials are Ger,
On those bright plains Of endless Joy
where parting Is no more;
Where We shall Join the angel bands
and sing redccming love,
And never from our loved ones part In
that Di light world above.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WAsHiSeToN, D. c., Feo. 20.-Clau,
spreckels, the sugar reiiner OF Philadel
phia and the Pacific coast, was befor,
the House Committee on Ways nut
Means this morning. He went over anew
his well-known Views upon the brilllsn
i prospects for the production OF beg'
sugar IL this country upon . large
scale. His chief object In appearing
before the committee was to protes
/ against reduction of the duty on sugar
and his argument was based on til,
ground that with proper encouragement
Tor some years the production OF bee
sugar would rapidly Increase, but tina,
while the industry was In Its infancy Il
could not stand competition with un-
dutible sugar from any countries. He
declared his arm belief In not only the
possibility but the probability that the
United 9tstes would be able to produce
sufficient beet sugar to supply the needs
Of this country, and leave q surplus for
export. He had now one beet sugar fac
tory In Watsonville, CAL, and expected
to build another In case the duty on
sugar was not taken of.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-In the U. s.
Senate yesterday, Mr.. Chambers resolu.
ton calling on the Attorney General fol
information ne to the assassination al
Quincy, Florida, Of W. u Saunders, U.
=. Deputy Marshal, was taken up. After
debate by Messrs. Pasco, OF Florida
Hawlcy, of Connectieut; Call, oil floridn
and Chandler, an amendment offered BY
Mr.. Pssco WIS tabled, ard the original
resolution was agresd to. Senate al.
jourued.
In the House, Mr.. Houk, OF Tennessee,
from tho Elections Com mittee, gave no.
tice that next week, immediate y after
the disposal OF the West Virginia case of
Athinson vs.. Pendleton, he would call
up the Arknnsas case OF Featherstone vs.
Cate. A conference report on the Senate
bill to increase the pensions OF helplets
soldiers was agreed to. House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

EOR sALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
IL dwelling house. all In good order.
Front porch and yard. stable TO accom-.
modnts horses OH roar OF lot. Can be
bought NJ u bargain. Apply to IL EAl.p
h CO. 2-lS-5t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WIN you heed the warningi The Gig.
nal perhaps Of tho sure approach Of tina,
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If you can Afford for the sake Of
saving 60 certs, to run the risk and do
nothing for It. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never g This explains
why more than q Niliron Bottles were
sold the past year. It relieves Group and
Whocping Cough at once. Mothers dc
not be without 1t. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
b. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agen
Second and Market streets. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WEioLBTows, Pa, Feb. 2l-Fire
broke out in this place. . suburb OF
Erie, at an early hour this morning, and
10 addition to completely destroying the
Weigel Hotel, . landmark known to
drovers between New York and Chicago,
wipeA out good section OF the hamlet.
The lives OF landlord J. @. Rhoades, his
wife and children. were saved with great
difficulty. They left . purse behind
them containing nearly $1,000. Loss,
$40, 600; Int urancs, 5000.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
kpyERTIsEMrNT EXTRA.


KINGSTON, Ont, Feb. 21.-The dwell.
ing of John Liston, was burned here
early yesterday morning. Four Of his
children were found dead in bed, having
been suHoca,ed by I'm ike. Mrs. Liston,
after vain efiorts to arouse her children,
jumped from a second story window
with babe in her arms. Her leg was
broken by the fall, but the babe was un-
injured. Mr.. Lis;on ALEC made heroic
efforts to save the children, and only
lett the building alter he had been so
severely burned that he will probably
die. The family numbered seven chi!-
dren In all, three nj whom were rescued
after being more or less burned.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

"weil. we'll, We take the eapsheaf
rs the moat euravsgant family in De-
tror. It's = wonder We are not all Ia
the poorhouse."
Ard he jainbed his hat on bis head and
walked Oh Without . goodbye, but u
stop and tend the articles home snd re.
turn to good nature by supper time.
When the gas till or the water rate
, comea 10 hold them back 40 long M
possible, knowing Just what sort of per-
iormance | viii have to go through.
never hand them to him direct, but leave
them where he must find them. lie picks
up the water rate, utters . "humphl''
and turns on me with:
Mrs. Bower, hers 10 some more oil
your extravaganza.
"Whati'
"Here's . quarterly bill from the watel
ohice OF %. You've probably bad three
or four faucets running for . month OF
So"
'Oh, no, dear"
"Then the cook has--has-"
'Oh, no. I'm sure the cook has never
| carried any of our water home in any OF
her bundles. And besides, you are 40.
sessed BY the year, nnd,it doesn't make
any difference about tbs waste"
well, IN overlook 1t this time, but be
more careful In future. Whats THAI"
"The gas bill"
"The thunderatIonl Seven dollarsl
Seven dollars for gas burned In this
house In Decemberi Mrs. Bowser, we
might rs well cease to exist right here!
Such extravaganza Is unheard OPP
"But how am / to hlame2"
"If mo-, who III This house 10 In your
charge"
"Yes, but haven't any particular gas.
burner SGT aside for my sole use. You
see how much 10 burned each night"
Then the cook is-is-"
'She burma oil.
swell, III never pay it-neveri Ita
no more nor less than highway robbery -
but We had lots OF company last
month"
snakes no difference. If you haven't
opened two or three burners and lot the
gas escape then the company is trying to
this afternoon and raise the hair on some
Of their headsP'
"Don be rash, Mr.. Bowser."
"lsashl I'll rasher that chap at the
third windowi It's put up job TO beat
me out Of ~ least IS In cash.
And Mr.. Bowssr started oG with stiff
knees and Gre In his eyes, aud he eutered
tho gas offilc to say;
"How comes It that my gas bill for De-
cember 10 SO hieh7"
"a long month and short days, you
know. Always the largest In Decsm.
ber."
"Oh -ahi Yes, see. Very reasonable
bill, think, when one remembers how
many rainy days we had. Take It out Of
this ten, please"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

RAILWAY, Feb. 21.-Burglars entered
the post office last night by forcing in the
front door. They succeeded In blowing
the front door of the safe, hut failed 70
open the inner one. They were evidently
frightened away, as they escaped through
the Cherry street entrance. They did not
get any thing, but caused some damage to
safe and stamps by exploding powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

A GENTS WANTED. We have al
"A original plan In dealing with onf
agents, which they greatly appreciate.
We furnish them With any qunntity of
our catalogues, with their name print e d
on eaei' us exclusive agentn for their
county.
AGENTS have merely to sec that the
catalogues are properly distributed and
tho result Is marvellous. An agent In
is way can also establish u large mail
trnde.
FUN particulars mailed on receipt of 4
eentsin stamps.
LESTER PAYNE&.
I@-d&Wlm Battle Crock Mich
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
Five Deuth Warrants!

Harrisburg, Pa Feb. 2l.-Govtraor
Beaver yesterday Issued I've death war
rants. The doomed mon arc william H.
Bartholomew, Northampton coui u +;
Zach TAYLOR, Greene county; William II.
Smith, Allegheny county; Charles Carter,
Cambria county. and Alfred Andrews,
Centre county. They will be hanged on
April o.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-The NAvassa
rioter. were sentenced yesterday. q iorge
&. Key, Henry Jones and Edward
Smith, convicted OF murder, were sen
teleel 10 DO hanged March ~. The
fourteen men tried upon charges oil man
Slaughter and convicted were sentenced
to terms in tho Albany, New York, pan :
Tertiary ranging from two to ten years.
Twenty. three Others convicted OF rioting
were sents need 10 the Mary land House
Of Correction for terms ranging iicm six
mouths to two years
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
DR.. s,mmS White Puimon,c B..I..m

DR.. simnS White Pulmonic Balsam.
The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the afllIc.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &C. 1t will positively prevent
the ;nroads Of consump tion and preserve
your system against its destroying pow.
err. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
ness, loss OF voice, sore throat, SC.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. De. .ot, VIII
msnUtOp nel
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
EOfiGD

We have the only official book giving
full details OF stabley's. exploits, sdveu-
turrs aud discoveries In Africa. We
would like the people to call and see 1t,
or We will call and show 1t IL we get
your address Agent wanted; good pay.
Is. H. DRUMMoHD,
8. r. cor. Seventh and Walnut SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Tie Grippe ia over, but Lung Diseases
are rs prevalent as ever. The Bnlsam
cures every time coughs, sore taroat,
Group, etc, aud really prevents coasump-
tiou, 30 cents aud 81. Sold BY druggists
depot Fourth au. King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

A New and Startling Idea,
That GOOD Enough" tobacco is good
enough for King. 30 il Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
2l-pound box for limited time. Dur
stein. No. East Second street. p. g.
The sale of Sanrosa cigars 10 increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.


Splendid view of the Delaware River
and City of Wilmington. No inter-
yeninR marsh land. The city is extend
ing rapidly In that direction and these
fine situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are part
of the we'll known Gordon tract, stu
ated about one mile north of the city
line and extending from the Phila. Pike
to the Delaware River Electric Rail-
way terminus half q mile from the land
and will likely be extended to it in n shoi {
time. The lots arclaid out loot front and
100 to 800 feet in depth. 1t is inten led
to sell to parties who VIII build neat and
attractive houses for homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
uatcd lots have ever been offered for
sale around Wilmington. Prices will
he started very low and terms made TO
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will be pleased TO show the lots at any
time. Plots and full particulars fur
nished ut Office.
Philip IL Clark Il Co
ia tu-tl-s-tf s24 MARhEr ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

\ lillian MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
/ Tailor, :. ". corner Third and shipiey
tlS Wilmington, uei,
4 tent. clothing cleaned, dyed. secured
arl repaired, Salts from si4 TO "
etiion Guaranteed d-tof
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

|oTltf THERE WILL BE AN
rEniHH'ieu n teachers for sec ond and
n grade cert ncates In school building
nn ft-nch street. betw~en Finh
nNlt .lrrrt. on saturday. The 22nd inst.
2-IS-1
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

1t Is but once In . lifetime that you
can jump right Into legitimate bust.
ness that will pay you from four to six
Thousand dollars per year.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
For Sale-The largest and best pa y in
tobacco and cigar business in the State
of Delaware. Ill health and desire to
retire TO country lie the cause of SELL
ing. Call or address
A. A. CHAPMAN, Son & Co.,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Or J. j. Pelroe, No. 6 West Seventh
street, Wilmington, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
EOTlCE.

gUHIE.
ke,stl,harehy given that the Managers of
Wilmington and k,nn-tt Turnpike q nm
Nv have DECLARED disi LEAD OF twenty nve
Intif tysl representatives.. ON and amer
kshhst Al No. ko2 Market street, VII
pst0n, DEL
7-t Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Tor SALE.

FoR SALE.
70S, 7os, TOT jschson s,rsst
l101, 1iO3, 1t0A Lombard str9st.
Bms store Lombard aud McUsn,lcy
affe0r.
100 Adams st,eL
l27, 100 and III West Thirteenth
Al, on easy term. Apply to
CHARLE8 II. TINDALL,
4l7 East Seventh street
Aim
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

H NlioN-ALL PERSONS DE
hI drugs puf- snd chemicals or wish
u Fft@ri iiloHs or private receipt
.'u4HVndrh VAN pure materials,
/ e. w NruriR store Of II u. BRING
Y 80, 81 hNtstt street, Wilmington,
.Z3t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
}AIt sALE.

lt"0 al private sale, my pro, erty
az ne bsltware lloDsr, at n ocxess!u,
q llr'pg'i. Any ona wishing To pur-
iNt snnr, rsll on OF address on the
ut - King 81 Get Wilmington,
\ tktEphS, Proprietor. Ia
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
% NOTICE..

4'i ne snt iuIuitnre recsived an
amir DURE's. Fourth nd
I-9-tf- cod
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

FOficF ALI. sHAREHOL DERS
ciihe CLAYTON Lean Association arc re-
tlei To- he nte'tpt al Its regular monthly
tins tfudsT evening LeltI 10 drcidep on
Fsp 10 ri '.Hp the affairs Of the AssociA-
p. $, u. BAY NAKD, sec'y.
2-i,-St
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

H. MAJ ARMiog EXCHANGE.
, II. uiits west OF Chssa.
~ 'g#n irs from Lancaster
~, .Na.',iug h. Niliuington
/, "a go iiNUs LIN rs
''s' t.5' 'tit 10, Ia.
. "a I'm d4stw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

W is-1HkEE OR -FOUR
- en- he accom- nlodated with
- f'Aft Al 81 ". rweiith street,
l-y1-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WI -lF f0U WANT TO SAVE
E. -, insure your property with
'''.' No. ~ Market ST. n-ii-tr
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
FOR Rent

Tor RENT.-MODEL FARM NO. IL,
4 belonging to the New Castle Common.
Possession given March 25tb, $50.
LILLIAN HFRBERT,
JOAN q MAIIONEY,
GEORGE A. MAXWELL,
2n-f Acting Committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

lollcI Is ngREBY GIVEN THAT
We itanu met ns of the HrSndy wine
ndrd Association fr tho Recovery Of
Yea torsi sgd r.trctio Of Thieves will
ftliai tis Hgtcl n kiward Kelly. on sat-
A., asrch b. hep, At two O'Clock y. IN.
fAgi " BARLOW, Sec. 2<-iiwS
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Y II YOU WANT To SAVE
" ~ ln.ura your property win
g. * Msfaei ct. p-il-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WANTEp-HELP PuKNISHEU FOR
W hotels, restaurants and private families
~ he shortest notiee. Apply Al the
msu No. N2 Orange Sires.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

WANTED-AGENTS FOR DENVER
w STATE ottary. Tickets 8, crnu. Ad-
fress A. Y. ROSS 4 Co.. beaver, Col. rs cot
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
statesmen

wanted to canvass fer TIE sale OF Nursery
sicck. steady employment guaranteed. Sal.
airy and expenses. Amply ~ sncs stain e
aye, CHASE BROTH ERs CpMPA NY.
Rochester. N. Y. Refer to this psper.
" ian&mar
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

IrorleE -TuEPAIrNagSHIP Ex-
n lsing between john '. O'Ijonneil
MAJ Haberis, trading 50 the Democratic
knrtg company 10 dissolved by mutual
Ir,sw A. Z. Roheris will continue the
k,lt,t,sDI astulnr all de ITS.
JuHNt. 'UOSkEl.i,
ALFittD r. kUBkRiB.
kNmngtbn, fch. Ia $50. 2-E-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

EoR RHINESTONE NO. 10 EAST
Il Seventh street, one door from King,
large room. two lar &c bulk windows. Apply
10 ". II. NORRIS, seventh and Market
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

kOK sALE-A BRICK STABLE ON
n MAY street, between Seventh and Iii hlli
and Monroe and Adams streets. Appl,' to
HEALU& GO. oh,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

,AJ BUYsA SIX ROOM
w ed house between jefferson and
Monroe streets and Eighth and Ninth
streets. Apply to Il. PENNINGTON, u,
West Ninth street. 2-lglm
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

I'OR sALE-1HE THREE-SToRY
Il brick house, COS West Nth street. cont ain
Ing rooms and bath, with all modern I'm.
Third street. rooms aud bsth: No. isIi West
Fourth street, seven rooms ani bath and back
porch. Also several other houses In different
parts Of TIE city. Win br sold On easy terms.
DANIEL kcKENNEY,
1-zo'u Third and Aonrve streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

EoR RENT.-HoUsE AND STORE,
i No, $40 Orange st. Also house.
"a Tatnali st. Apply to JOHN FULL
MER, No. 2l0 W. Ninth st. 2-2U6tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-23
Bn 1ntllorltn
FOREIGN OFFICE,
=, H. l., Sept. Is, 1890.

FOREIGN OFFICE,
HoNoLULU, H. l., Sept. Is, 1890. ,
This day had audience of the King:
His ExceIency John L. Stevens, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiarv of the United States of America;
Commander Joshua Bishop, {. 5. n,
commanding [. s. S. Iroquois;
Lieutenant-C Commander Jno. c. Morong,
U.S.N. L. S. S, Iroquois.
Ensign Joseph Lee Payne, L. 5. n, L.
:. S Iroquois.
Ensign \. NJ. Beecher. L. S. n, U. S. S.
Iroquois.
To which audience His Excellency John
L. Stevens was introduced by His Excel
lency Hon. J. a. Cummins, His Majesty IS
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Mr.. Stevens
presenting Commander Bishop who then
introduced his officers.
His Majesty was attended on this occa-
sion by His Excellency Hon. J. A. Cum
minis, Minister of Foreign Affairs; James
W Robertson, ESQ.,, His Majesty's Vice
Chamberlain; Col. the Hon. Robert Hoapili
Baker, Ado; MAJOR John Dominis Holt,
A. D. c., and Capt. the Hon. E. K. Lilika-
lani, Equery-in- Waiting. 1341 Gilt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-23
MaItby, the BicycIist.

Mr.. W. S. Maltby, the well known
cyclist, who gave exhibitions of his
wonderful skill here about a year
ago. arrived in Honolulu by the Ma
rllposa yesterday. Since leaving here
ne has been ali through the Austria
Ian Colonies, playing with great
success; Mr.. Maltby has been re-
quested by many of his admirers to
stoP over a steamer and give the
public chance to see him again.
therefore he has decided to give an
entertainment at the Opera House
on tuesday next. This should he
appreciated by the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-23
A New Work for the Portuguese.

| HNCn w OTh
The Hawaiian Board received
some months ago an application
from some thirty Portuguese for in
struction in American institutions
and American Christianity. Part of
DIR. Hyde's mission to the States
was to secure some suitable persons
to inaugurate some helpful,uplifting,
evangelistic work. He has brought
with him Rev. E. N. PERKS, formerly
a missionary in Brazil, for many
years pastor of the Portuguese
Presbyterian Church in Springfield,
Illinois, to inaugurate evangelistic
services. Mr.. A. V. Soares, superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, and
his wife have also come, and with
them Mr.. Robert K. Baptista,
young student for the ministry. An
uncle of Mr.. Soare's, has also come
with his family, intending to locate
here, if desirable opportunity is
offered. The Board have bought for
the mission rooms the house at the
corner of Punchbowl and School |
streets. 1t is planned to open an |
evening school and a free reading |
room. The best books in Portuguese, |
grammars and dictionaries and tale |
books also, will constitute a library
OF classic and useful literature, while |!
ten or twenty newspapers will fur
nish the freshest reading. Due no
tice will be given as to when and
where the evangelistic services will
be held. Our Portuguese citizens
Will appreciate these efforts to help
them to become a well educated, in
telligent. high principled portion Of
our cosmopolitan community.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-23
The San Francisco Mail Service.

The New Zealand Herald of
September 9th has the following:
We are pleased to be able to state
that the prospects of the continu-
ance of the San Francisco mail SER
vice are more hopeful than they ap-
peared to be a short time ago. The
Government, recognizing the i'm
portance of this line of mail COM
munication, have been endeavoring
to induce the Imperial Government
to grant assistance for the purpose
OF maintaining it, but hitherto with
out any success. We understand.
however, that on Saturday a cable
message was received from the
Agent General which encourages
the hope that the contract will be
renewed, the prospect being now
much brighter This news will be
received with the greatest satisfac-
ton ID Auckland, as it ought to be
in other parts of the colony, for the
abolition of the San Francisco SER
vice, apart altogether from its use
Fqlness as mail line, would be de-
plorable event from a commercial
and International point of view.