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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07
FOR TIE CHALLEpGE cup.

The first class yacht race on July
4;h, under the direction of the
Hawaiian Yachting and Rowing AS
ISOLATION, for the Hawaiian Chal-
lengc Cup and Pennant fur 1880,
won by the Henlani on July 18th,
1880, was a most interesting event.
Though the morning was little
drizzly and comparatively calm
within the harbor, the wind and
weather were very favorable for
yachting outside. Crowds of peo-
pie thronged the city front and
watched the maneuverings in the
bay.
AT 1915 O'Clock o bomb was
fred from the bow Of the tug Eleu
as preparatory signal to the yachts
and at 1880 the starting signal was
given.
The Hawaii was first to cross the
line at the lighthouse, and setting
her spinnaker went "scooting" TO
sea. The Spray crossed second,
eight seconds behind the Hawaii /;
the Healani third, 50 seconds after
the Spray; and the Helene fourth.
two minutes later than tie first
yacht. 1t was pretty to see the
four yachts spread their wings and
hy before the wind.
The Hawaii rounded the hell buoy
first, aud taking a stiff breeze laid
close 10 it for the stake boat at Dla-
mond Head. The Spray and II, a.
LAM lacked in shore, while the He
lene followed the Hawaii. There
was all the wind the yachts needed,
their Ice rails going under at times.
The Hawaii mate the stake boat
handsomely, and was enthusiastic
ally cheered by The people on the
tug close by. The Helene rounded
the stake boat second, in good or
der. 1t was nip and tuck between
the Spray and Healani, each doing
her utmost. lie Spray reached
the turning point just ahead OF the
HeaIani, and while til yachts were
rounding, the Healani's bowspril
rouled tue Sprays maiusail, splitting
it at the end of the boom. The
Spray, being slightly crippled 10y
the accident, gradually Tell in til,
rear. The three other yacht
crowded on all canvas for the run t,
Kalihi stake boat.
Alternate breezes and light air
were received as the yachts passe'
the valleys aud mountains. Th
Hawaii gained on the run, while tn
Helene lost ground and was bein
gradually gained on by the Healani
The Hawaii on rounding Kalihl stalk
boat made for in shore, gainin
largely. The Helene followed. Th
Healani, by false move missed tn
/ state boat, and had to tack for il
, thus losing several minutes an
: allowing the Spray, whose sail ha
!. been mended, to catch up close t
her, A fresh breeze was taken o
2 the return off Kalihi. The Hawa
: held her own; the Spray passin
i. the Healani, gained on the Helen,
until she struck a calm belt and fe
2 to fourth place. The Hawaii rount
D ed the can buoy in the harbor, (tt
: finishing point), first, the Heller
: second, the Healani third, and Spra
fourth. BY actual sailing the Heller
: beat the Hawaii by 40 seconds.
e Following is the time of start an
: finish:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

BILLY Murphy and his brother
gave an exhibition Of boxing at the
Commercial Saloon last Saturday, in
presence of a large number of spec
tators. The exhibition seemed to be
very much appreciated by the spec
tators.. At the close gold-headed
cane was presented to each of the
brothers.
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE BICKERToN, j.

THvRspAr, July 8.
In re estate of j. IL. Coney, Petit
ton for further allowance for edu-
cation and support of VIM. NJ.
Coney and discharge of trustees on
account If such payment. Petition
granted. Cecil Brown for petitioner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

THE Hawaiian Opera House will
he opeped tomorrow evening Ivy the
Tivoli Gaiety Company. The COM
pany i conf riscd of ludit and gem
,leDen OF more than Ordinary repu-
tation. Be early Tor IL ticket at MI.
l.. J. Levey's Office.
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MRS. Eva johnson, artist, formerly
of New York, has opened Il studio at
~ Alakea street. A life size pastel
portrait of Mrs. Chas. Nicolls' little
hoy, the work of Mrs. johnson, is ON
exhibition at thu Hamilton, and
speaks highly for the lady's artistic
ability.
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OLoF Rudolph, the Swedish sailor
who received serious injuries un the
head on board the Bolivian bark
Ophir, last Saturday mnrning, died
AT the Queens Hospital at $3.50
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
OLhir's flag was at half mast to-day.
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&c. n VI'hE Two-story Brick
!As3sa l. Building now used as
Hss238 the office of the Hawaiian
Tramways Co., U'd), on King street,
suitable either FOR AN office or store.
Apply at the Hawaiian Commercial
Salesrooms, 6aS Il
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EVENTS THIS, EVENING.

Oahu Lodge No. /, X. Of p, at
1880.
Band concert at Emma Square,
at z 80
Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, f..
and a. NJ, at 1880.
Monthly meetin, Harmony Lodge
l. O o. f., at 1880.
M citing Staff and Line Officers
Honolulu Rifles, at z 80.
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Mr.. JAS. Welsh has received let
ter from San Francisco, informing
him that Peter jackson, the Austria
liam champion heavyweight, will ar
rive here by the Mariposa next
month. Arrangements will be made
to have an exhibition in the Opera
House.
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A DINNER party was given on
Thursday evening, July 3rd, at the
Branch Hotel, Waikiki, by Mr.. A.
Fowler. The party consisted OF "a
persons. The dinner was prepared
under the superintendent of Mrs.
White, manageress of the Branch
Hotel, to whom great praise was
given. Eating was followed by
dancing,
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DEPARTURES.

July -
Stmr Kinau for Hilo and way ports at
loan
Stmr Nokolii for Molokai at . I'm
Stmr J !, ummins for Koolau at m
Stmr Waimanalo Tor Maianae and Wall
alua at 8 m
Br ship orrowdale, Guthrie, for San
Francisco
Srhr Mary for Haualei
Schr 1.av,nia for Kauai
Schr kawailani for 400 au
Stmr Waialeale for kilauea and Hama
lei at pm
Tern Alika Tor kona
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Mr.. Dan Lyons, manager OF the
Elele, was arrested this morning for
libel on Mr. w. K. Castle in the lat
est issue of that paper. He gave bail
of $3.50 to a pear in the Police Court
tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07
Fatal Accident.

News has Just reached this cnlcc,
as we are going to press, that Mrs.
Henry n. Castle has met with On
accident, resulting in her death.
Particulars not to hand.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. r. Halstead and family desil e
10 thank their many friends for heir
kind sympathy, for their floral Offer.
ings, and for other aid rendered at
the funeral of the late Z. Halstead.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

THE annual examinations of ST.
Louis College commenced to-day,
and was largely attended by parents
and friends. The examinations will
continue tomorrow.
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cARcoEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Likelike 1850 bags sugar, GO bags po-
tatoes, 20 hogs. l20 hides, 3 horses,
T0pkgs sundries.
Mikahala-a534 bags sugar, 2G9 bags
rice, horses, and 10 hides from
Kauai.
Kaimiloa-4924 bags sugar, and 80 bags
pia from Kauai.
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WANTED

ETA a ITO buy for cash Small
.&zIRa4z L House AMI Lot. with IL
k8 good title and centrally
located. Call on Chas. Hammer, cor
ner King and Fort street, for further
information, 5DS st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

To-MoRRow evening, at Z 80, the
National Reform party will hold
mass meeting at Palace Square.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

THE drink Of the times u Harris
4 Delicious Ice Cream Soda, cool.
refreshing and invigorating. only 10
cents drink, served at the Ehte Ice
Cream Puilors. sos lw
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FOR SALE

10 VOLUMES Encyclopedia Britain
IL Mica, Morocco bound, in good
condition, never used. Apply az This
office. 672 u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

ALL officers First Battalion, II. V,
are requested to attend the monthly
meeting this evening.
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OAHU RhlLNAY 4 LAND COMPAEY'S
TIME TABLE,:
ARRIVALS.

July U
Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
Sttnr Likclike from Maui
Strnr j A Cummins from Noolau
July g
Strnr kaimiloa from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

sF you want II fine cigars 60 to 9. j
SIcCarthys sos Nv
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NOTICE.

T WILL not be responsible for any
L bills against the Steamer Aka
mai" unless incurred by my written
order. q. T.. CASTLE.
Honolulu, June z, 1890, 075 II
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SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL meeting of Oahu odge
"a No. /, X. of p, will be held at
their Castle Hall, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at 80 O'Clock.
j. q. WHITE,
59S 1t X. of x. Il s.
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give
public concert at Emma Square
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. The
following is the piogl amme:-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

THE Post Office despatched by the
Australia on Saturday 1909 letters
and 25l4 prints.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN =
l. 70 columns, purely local matter
NJ .iled TO foreign coun.ries. SO er
annum.
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PART

Overture Jolly Robbers. ....... ,Suppe
Ballad Norning ....... Beethoven
urnet Solo-A silent Sniile.... .hli &
Seleclion--B ccaccio. ......Suppe
One, Two, Three, -Four. Maui. Ohele.
PART IL.
Fantasia A Night alarm. Brooks
Waltz rtl Lile.... ......St auss
FAINT sia-Mount Guard. ..... Eilenberg
Galop-4 rom House o tiou,e.. h aust
Hawa POnui.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

~ Ice for sale at the Factory at any
hour, day or Night. 6eS I'm
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OAHU Lodge X. of p will bold
special meeting this evening.
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READ the Hawaiian Hotel Stables
colurtnerbip notice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

Packages of Butter, Game, Fish,
Meats, Etc, received for cold storage
in our Refrigerating Rooms ut mode
rate rates.
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Union Ice Go.
L. G. ADLEs. Manager.
Fort Street, Honolulu.
Arc now prepared to deliver Ice to any pa,t
of the City.

The packing and shipment of country
orders will receive most careful attep-
ton.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

All of our lee is manufactured from
Pure Mountain Water, carefully filtered
by The Hyatt Pure Water Co. Filter,
which Is universally acknowledged 10
be the best filter made.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

Mn. JAS. F. Morgan will hold an
auction sale of horses and carriages
next Thursday,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

Mr.. w. c. Achi will not poy debts
contracted in his name without his
written order.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS,

A SMALL house and lot are wanted
or purchase.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

Co. A. Honolulu Rifles intend
holding picnic at Raymond Grove
on August 2nd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07

THE building On King street hith'
orto used by the Tramways Co. as an
Office is to let.
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sttution during the year. and IL Is to-day the trustees
say, In better condition than ever before
TIE RryALRY BETWEEN THE IcE.YAcHrs

Poughkeepse, N. Y. jan 80 (specaD.-Ice-yacht-
men along the Hudson In a fever heat the
prospects for a bic race for Commodore Higginson's
$500 cup Secretary Rogers, OF the Hudson River
Ice Yacht Club. to-day sent telegram TO Commodore
Higginson. OF the Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club. in
forming the latter that his challenge TO sail for a
cup had been accepted, provided the race is over
neutral course on the Hudson River: the distance
to be twenty-five miles. half TO windward one hour
and half limit each club to put up $500, and the
whole amount to be put on silver trophy for the
winner.
Archibald Rogers. Of the sloop yacht Bedouin. who
also owns the ice yacht. Jack Frost one Of the
best of the Hudson River Club said to-day that the
conditions covering race for the ice yacht chal-
enge pennant of America have never been changed.
Commodore Higginson." he said. ais entirely wrong
IN saying that this club has made
II impossible for yacht of any other club to win
me racing Tor this trophy OF course. entails a
cettan amount OF hard work. Each contest has been
sulctly governed by the rules laid down by the
original glver OF the pennant The Shrewsbury Club
IN thelr plucky endeavor 10 gain the supremacy
nave always maintained that the races were fair
ana square. 1t strikes me most unspOrtsman-
IKE IN any organization to try and set up a rival
emblem to superiority until they have at least tried
70 OBTAIN the existing token 1t is quito probable
That In any future contest that the club now holding
the championship Will limit TO frstolass yachts
those they propose to cnter.h
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yEw.HAMpsHIRB @. A. R. IN SESSION.

Manchester, n. H., Jan. 30 CSpeclap.-The twenty
third annual encampment of the q. A. Il. was begun
here to-day. The session devoted to Official re-
ports. The order In this State has ninety posts with
a membership OF sob The Women's Relief Corps
was also In session. In the evening the G.. A. II.
men, the Relief Corps and citizens rendered reception
to Commanderin Chief AIger. and tho National presi-
dent Of the Corps, Miss Annie wittenmeyer.
The election Of officers will be held tomorrow.
Colonel Thomas Cogswell, Of Gilmanton, win be
elected commander by acclamation. There win be
a struggle for senior yice.commander. Elk -MayOr
Hodgdon, Of Portsmouth, now junior vlce-commander.
Is candidate for promotion but the Manchester dele
gates have agreed 20 support ex Congressman James
+. Briggs, who has Just announced himself candidate
for United States Senator to succeed Mr. Blair Ill:
election would make him commander at the time OF
tho Senatorial election In January, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS DIsAGREETyG.

Philadelphia Jan. 3o-The Democratic cts nomi-
mating conventions were held to-day. DR.. Eugene
Townsend was nominated for Receiver Of Taxes,
George Northrop for City Solicitor, and seven cand
dates for police magistrates were elected. The law
calls for the election OF this number OF police magis
trates by the minority at the coming election or in
other words, permits the election b. the majority
party OF only fourteen of the twenty magistrates
TO be chosen. Some Of the delegates at today's
magisteral convention wanted fourteen candidates
placed on the ticket. and. only seven were nomi
mated, they withdrew in body from the convention
The boilers assembled In another hall. and aftor
several speeches made denouncng the action Of
the other convention, II decided to meet again
tomorrow night, when independent nominations for
magistrates Will probably be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
4 REPORT ON INSANITY CASES.
OF THE STATE HOMEOPATHIC ASYLUM
AT MIDDIET0wN

AT NlDDLET0WN.
The nineteenth annual report Of the state Homoeo.
pathic Asylum at Mddlctown is one of the most com
plete documents which the institution has issued.
Fletcher Harper Is president Of the Board of Trustees
and DR.. Seden H. Talcott has been medical superir-
tendent OF the asylum for thirteen years During the
year has had under treatment zoo patients and the
percentage Of recoveres nearly sxty-eght while
the deaths under treatment were only a little moro
than per cent Nine OF the deaths occurred within
q month after the patients had been admitted show
ing that their condition when they received was
precsrious.
In speaking Of this Dr. Talcott says that a better
knowledge Of insanity, in all It's conditions, on the
part OF the general practitioner would render his ad
vice more valuable. and would prevent that loss OF
confidence in the physicians skill which sometimes
comes WHOM through his unfortunate advice or by his
yielding to the opportunities of frightened friends
dying person is taken from his home and sent to an
asylum therein to gasp his last breath on earth
person who is diseased in mind should be sent to an
asylum for care and treatment only when he is dan
gerous 10 himself or Others and when admission 70
asylum is most likely TO promote his restoration 70
health. In many admission is delayed too long,
in some cases admission is unwise and unnecessary.
and should be opposed by the attending physician when
he sees in the general condition of his patient the in
dicatons Of rapidly approaching death In making the
decision as to whether not insane patient shall
be sent to an asylum, the family physician needs a
clear perception, cultured understanding and ripe
judgment; and, If his experience has not developed
these qualities then consultation with skilled special
lists should be insisted upon.
The superintendent, who has devoted much at
tenton TO the study of the appearance of the insane
SAYS that heads of those born and bred insanity are
almost always mlsshapen. one side is fuller than the
other; is set higher than the other !,
the eyes peer forth in restless, uncertain way,
the face the mouth has uneven cut. and the
lips match each other but poorly. The check bones
are unusually prominent or, what Is more likely,
fat or receding the head is not set squarely the
shoulders, but inclnes to almost any angle rather
than the position perpendicular.
A number of changes and improvements have been
made in the grounds and the buildings Of the in
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TIE THIEVES GOT THEIR OWN TERMS

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 30 (SpecaD.-Ex United
States DistrictAttorney John c. Patterson received
from the hands Of a Philadelphia detective last
evening, all the securities, amounting to $1,000,
that were stolen from the Bank Of Delaware on
December 7. lie had to pay 800 for their return
The plumber hidden in obscure Canadian town,
where it had been taken after the robbery and the
details of the discovery will probably always remain
a mystery, except to tho negotiating parties and
their agents The thieves received their own terms
Meetings were held in Boston. NewYOrk and Phila-
delpha, and a large correspondence passed between
Philadelphia and Canada 1t has been proved that
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NEARING THE END OF THE CONTEST

Charleston. w. Va. Jan. 80 (SpeolaD-senstor
Morris to day made an able argument in behalf OF
General COT before the Legislative court. The whole
Republican force is here now Senator Smith having
arrived last night In a special car, and as the only
absentees paired, the 0ldtme Democratic ma
jority OF sim remains Senator Smiths arrival
was the occasion of some comment, the Democrats
saying that the expense of special car must have
been borne by somebody, and no would have gone
to that expense unless he had known that some Demo-
cratic member or members likely to vote against
Fleming. Chairman Kee will close the argument In
behalf OF the committee tomorrow. and the contest
win probably DO decided on saturday.
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WILL OF THE REV. DIR. MACDONALD.

The will Of the Rev. Dr. Henry c. MacdowaI, pastor
OF St. Agness Roman Catholic Church. fled for pro-
bate yesterday Among the requests the following
Mount St. Marys College. of Emmettsburs. Md, his
library for for the repose OF his SOUL $3.50 to the
St. Vincent de Paul Society OF St. Agnes's Church. $50
ST. Joscphs Institute for Deaf Mutes $780, Sister de
Chsnta OF the Visitation Nuns. 500; his secretary
the Rev Robert j. Draddy 81, 600; the Rev. Joseph
II. Bigey, OF St. Agness Church. his and chain
to the Rev. Charles McCreody his Princess CotiIde
chsce TO Dr. c. J. Mcguire his bronze and slyerware
brc.a.brac and $1,000; TO ST. Agness Church. all the
money deposited In banks in his name 10 Archbishop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
NEW. JERsEY NAsOyLC ELECTION.

Trenton, n. j., Jan. Bottle Grand Lodge Of No
sons today concluded twodays session here. Fol
lowing are the officers Grand master Charles H.
Mann, of Haddonfeld; deputy grand master, George
W. Fortmeyer, of Orange senior grand warden James
H. Duard. OF Railway junior grand warden, Charles
Belcher OF Newark grand secretary, Charles Brehtel
Of Trenton grand secretary, Joseph III. Hough, Of
Trenton; deputy grand secretary, Thomas H. ReaA
ing Of Asbury Park.
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OPPOSING THE LOAD-LTyE BILL.

Buffalo. Jan. 3o.-The Lake Carriers Association
had wellatended meeting yesterday afternoon. and
gave much time to the discussion OF the Load line
bill, now before Congress. 1t contended that
the bill cut down the capacity Of American vessels
and operated against them In their competition with
Canadian vessels, which would not be affected by
the bill. A committee was appointed TO draw up
resolutions against the bill
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rs 1T BIGAKY OR BLACKKAIL,

Newburg, n Y. Jan. 80 tsDeciaD.-Mary Wood.
who had part in the Brooklyn tragedy. not long
ago. when misguided man took his wifes and his
own life, appears again and accuses William Lawson
Of being bgaInist. lawson is about twenty-six
years old and OF good family. lie has wife and
three children at Marlborough. Miss Wood says she
married him March 81, 1850 Lawson says IL Is a
Matchmaking scheme, and, in order 10 get settle
ment. the girl has already offered to withdraw the
manded
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MAYOR GRANT TO TRY 1T AGAIN.

Mayor Grant has called another meeting Of the Board
of Electrical Control and hopes TO see quorum pres
ent at his Office at l 80 p. m. to-day The recon-
mensatons OF Engineer Keaney regarding the streets
In which subways should be placed this year arc to
be acted upon and Commissioner Glroy is anxious TO
know what streets TO be torn up that he can go
on understandingly with his repavlng The Commits
sioner does not to repave any streets until the
subway people done with them.
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ARlr AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington, Jan. 3o-Capain John W. Bubb. lth
Infantry has been ordered to duty at the Recruiting
Depot, Dayid's Island, NewYork. Charles Allen Jones
has been appointed cadet In the United Military
Academy from the With District OF Kansas.
Lieutenant Robert +. Carmody has been ordered 10
examination for promotion Chief Engineer Montgomery
Fletcher TO duty in the Bureau Of Steam Engineering
The Secretary OF the Navy has received resignation
Of Naval Cadet T. H. S. Vail.
The United States training ship Portsmouth arrived
at Barbados. w. l., yesterday.
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