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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-22

\ suitable Christmas or New Year
present to send abroad by to-day's out
going mail is a copy of the above TITLED
book. Copies enclosed in wrappers for
mailing may be had at the news stores
or at the office OF publication, 46 Mer-
chant street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-22
Supreme Court, of the Hawaiian
Islands.

IN THE MATTER OF EDWARD R.
l. RYAN, of Honolulu, voluntary bank
rup'.
The creditors of the said bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove their
debts before such Justice of the Supreme
Court as shall be sitting at Chambers at
Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, on TUESDAY,
the 23rd day of December, 1890, between
the hours of ten in the forenoon and noon
of the said day, and elect one or more as
signees of the said bankrupt's estate.
By the Court.
HENRY SMITH,
HIST Clerk Supreme Court.
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Imprenta del aBolet1n." /"

III ~ OA4OG& WN4 AO4VUA44e
Sc acaban de recibir On esta Inn.
prents los artdculos siguientes:i
Elegantes IIesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y despefta-
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con cfrculOs de metal.
OARTERAS para doCumentoa.
LAPICES merCant tilee.g
PLBMA9 de Oro.
LAPIOES de idem.
ESCBIBAN1AS eIegantss de 3
nsoe. Sd
OARPErAS de mule y tafiletn,
PLUMAS-fuentes.
PAPELERAS de varias elases.
MARCOS para retratos.
REGULEz. -- Ret6rica = POI
tieR.
sENET. - Geometria analitica
COMELERAN.-Gram&tica Oas.
tsIlana.
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AMIGOS DE ToDOs
PILDORkS HOLLOWAY.

Ml4snss Dc psrnenas, @ tsdas lea parties
mande, rsoemisndaa dichas Pldoras eome
meier lrestEsrativo dc Il salad que - conocss
Elias e1EaA todas las a1sucionss del oorasdni
del hikado, del sst6msgo, do lea riheaasy y
Leo iztss1nes, y EsmHsvsM IL aOrimouia IN
aatalsAsia . n oardislgia, sxpslsAads Do ID
sansre todA lmpRrssa. 4eFtalscisnds compls.
tAmsAfe q siatsnna aerviese y dande IN teas
sdAhlD L. erganixacikn wanaral. To
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RsnAe0 xvrttacionss del FschO LumbaUoa Laaa
MaenadaE.s sahaAenss Gales suansss. oios Dc Gallo
AA10IAs Izp@F@ - DaaeMk
sAnlas ea.snspss
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ES Ell MAS BARAT0.
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uflCBlt d IA DsCflllk CllSfIlll
sewpsssss PR "a Pa1rs RipS.kS.

Tsxto para La Escuslaa do la Isla
do Puert0-kicO ssgdn Dscreto aal
kxc1no. 4 limo. ST., Obispo do esta
Di6cssis II. Juan Antonio Puig On II
de Uieismbrs do 1850, y publicado On
sl BeIstsA E6Jssi6sesoe an l.. do knsro
dc 1881, que dice asis
"Dessando facilitar, segGn su impor.
tnnciA fsquisre, IN adQuisici6n dal Ga
tscism0 do u Doctrine Christians q toda
clase de persCnas, yenimaps On dsclarAr
tamhi6n do tsxto para la Di6eesis sl
antique J populas Oatseisme del T.
RipA!da que q psaar do % rsaucido voc
lGmsn, comprenae On sus Bsncillas y
cOncinas lpEsguntas y fsspaestaA la On j
ma tOd@ do IL sensshAnxal aat6linA: ran.
nian1o & n vsg laI inmannA vsntaja de
aatAE por "a infmo pRscio nj aleansa as
90 fAmiliAa pobres."
P1mmO.-9 lchAvea unp, % sts. does.
na y 800 esa., GrhssM 4 e
Sc vsndsleng n lMRRnnwA, ALmAcnn
DnPARnEx LspaAatA dsl BoLzzn Mnn-
SAazEL EuEtslsss 1l,y aR u ds y. 1osf
0oHaA1aa EpAE, RoEtalass 81. IL III
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En L. Imprenta del BOLMTrH e
ha reclbido 81 uagnfHoolibro titulM-
do ElTassOGwo y Ios MssOWss, pOR
Leon Taxi, junto CON Les notables
ConJesioass del mis1nO. Ademka, .
han reCibldO MmmeSalss 10 Difassaes y
Mss4lss con nuevos reEOs, el Risusl
Ronsneead RNTeekMs hermOsos Pm.
riACadoreg, que 90 reOomiendan &
los nefiores Ouraa, -infnidad dc
cr0nos y taSJetAss de fantahia panA
fAlicitaCa6n, pReClOnialmAa, y una
lnluanaidad de eleganios y titles
ohiaboA 10 ogaN
Tedo y vsude ! pfeelos limiaa
dOa.
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LeOENOLA On TNNEDURIA DE-
LIBROs stnpliaOAda por ID aplieaeioa Dc
una regla In hlible para aosrtar el dsudor
y 81 acreeaol, aoompahada Do numarosos
eienplos DO cElCulos meFOantllss, poE O
6. Marsh, tgAduciao Dc u 20e ediciQn In
glssa por A. q Beck, bajo Il inmediata
enpecoi0n Del autOg. On tomo eleganta'
ments snCaadsrnsde &s-ss, On 10 In
dol BOletia.
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CORTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Jnego complete dc Libros ARE.
glados 1 los formularios publica.
dos por 81 Gobierno General.
Impreaos de todas clases para
Loo Municipioa.
De venta en- la Imprenta del
BoLxTm.
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BlR1lOTRCA
De cOMERCIANTE.

HYBrORIk DEL OOMEROI0 10
das las naciones, deeds Los tiempes mas 70
moto4 hasta nnestros dias pur II. 6sAwe
traducida del francis por los alumRcs Do 10
Olaas as este iaiona establscida sn 81 ~.
no 1lwsms@ d Madid, = publioaAs Gsas
pensss as ID misma asoclacion.
Doe tomos gTassos, pasta eapanclA %
On Ia aImpRsntA dal h0lsaN.
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BOlstiQ NerCantl de Puerto Rico.
aa.i PERIODICO CONSAaRADO aas6.aar> #
La DETEHSA DE LOS ETERESES gAgIOEALgS EE AMERICA
0ReAHO LOS RSPAnOERS MCOaDICIORALEs E Pro ,RICO
cONDIClONEs GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda olase de remtIdos anuncios.

La pndsAn dc los medic
vsnconAes que deerminAran los mismoa
Los ComunAdos raitdos gsela debn
firms del qusn asuma reaponabd
mas con 10 de persona responsible Dc pago. -
rerdo gacetas snuncios
dsvueltOs aunqne 8 pubhquen 4a~frH =
No responde de rotura nj extravfcs de cEchka
In columns del po conderada ses csntiere
de- largo @ s& s
k Anunciane endrs egR
ds sus anuno I'm de dar concederss paga
10 p4S sobrs el prsdo do taxih s-a.I@ 50
NJ nuneAnts snvs esa pubca6n
AA ana bcndcac6n de 10 pS sobra los pEeos tariA
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anunane recb psdeo Dc c ndmsro In eontrao
vaa 81 primer ndmsrc ,2HAs#9 - -
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rmitido, ssci6n coFrsspsndisnts ssnsssca
Les suScrptores ndrGn 80 p bonfn d preeio
CstllnG eomuncadOs Rmitidos ss@gs'~s7 ~@.T "a =
R mpor de s guscpconss Anuncios gncaa rsmdos eomun
cados, nndoapado E 1fT r. III - - - - n
M por causA impfsvisa dAss Dc mr d pado tempomants.
esa rnsAdo CON @nsas pubaconss a husu
dsjAdo dc alr. 1g.. Is. 81
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fnr IA uAnAMAl n3 4t
ode Ia HABANA)

Ounce Amos do Gxito > mag I
y Dc Setenta Mil enfermos curaz 1
) dos, slgunos de una .manera pro- :
5 digiosa, son ID Inejor prueba para !
dernostfaf que Ell LiC0r BGts@-
= a.ptcO de BreG Ue0etGE del
Or. GOssGGLeN % q que mejor l
combate los Catarros cr6nicos,
Toses rebsldes, Espectoracionss /
! abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
dem&s Afecciones del tubo respi- =
ratoric. Preserva de La Tisis, es :
dill en- los Catarros de Ia vejiga, !
! ppri6ca Ia sangre de sus malos !
hpmores y tiene una aecion t6nica
sobfe TODD Ell organismo, de cal +
suerte que con 81 uso se abre el !;
apetite y se engorda. 4
! Los enfermos cansados de tonnar /
otras medicinas han recurfido al +
! LicOF de BreO de GOss-
essles, y gu benefico inHujo han
recuperado el don mas precioeo de
Id vida, que es Ia salud.
El phblico no debe confundir sl !
: EicOs. de Rre0 sRe GO9s- 4
{ sales, con otros compuestos que
, 30 anuncian con nornbres pare &
, cidos' y que no son mas que imita- I
! clones sin efcacia.
a~r~~s~~~rsaasy@ Ss8
) R Lfcoa. de Bfea q Uemds
J sg tOdas lds Botic0s acredisadas I
) De las Islas dc CN6a y
Fsests Rioov IA Rep,ibl lea Dc MGricO. I
! De venta en- Ia Farma-
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DEL. ''''BOLETlN MERCANTILE; e = !: !:

a. Rn esta secci6p de Ia casa monta,. -, -. -
tOdos los eIementOs Deeesarios v nroyiSssS - 81
materiales de primera Glaze, &c haeew es..,. 80
dernaciones en- hOlandesa, cartonx0 IA
pahola, piel de levante CON relieves 3odn ,Sasusl
fect0 y preclos reducides. ~ ~ 7sa@
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lGUlS KIAERlLES. !. !. h.
DE BONNEFONT.
IAAAETlALEs Ok. RoSsIgREs., os

AguAsgaseOsasaCiduo- sodicaa caccas I
neas igeramente errugnosas ssaas II ,.t O r -~t
nstu Guy agradahes dar pueden beber puras en-
as cemidas meadas vno Los principles esa aguas han
do motive para Academia de Medcna dc Paris lac reco
mende Las propiedaes de- elias bene6cosas On los paise.
cadps e han Waldo medA Exposc6n de Calcutta en-
l8SS-04. s#s sa osfs-r 81 .rsa4 .Is.t~f..I
Muy tss tempo ep,dGmico, como preseryaivo de Ia,
enfermedades ocasionadas por las Aguas ordinarias
Rsemplasan As aguas dc Vichy todas sus apliea.
clones. H@e 81 o ii
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dsl 6oLETiN MERcAPs4p

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Ho u o35i tebTaai -
Oddigo Penal MilitaE. SIS o1s !,
A4coFa de salvaal6n, tDevos,..
nAklQ ~ Ltavo $40 aozsssld 81 "a &
: aatanos.-Tensduria d l,bness
aui4 del sComersiO, , d. =, 49,. =
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DOS Memorials dc IN COrEeassS 80
1919 I'D GrAnde OrienteI m
DC 182 UnaE EOlWntaris sSss1sss
Los gApost6liooa, Juan lFSSsln u
Empeesnad9 Los OienmlI 1I;a -
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dc Jrhos Bataila de loo zfanIIs
Bailpn, III eQuipate del Rev
Napoleon an Chamartfn. nj ~ ~
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falgars La segunda Ossaca ~ 49, 4 1
e de Carlos Nv, Okdin, aree
Tornent0, IA DR.. Oentei,o r. -
liDip0 LA FOntana az oss { 4 - !
amigo Manso, DoGa nes6aofS a.
riA Rortnnata y Jauinta. ~ -
mlliR do Leon Roohy La D9ehe
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has found Il q rich one. Soon after his
arrival George Godfrey Of Boston chal-
lenged him and q match was arranged.
This fight convinced the Californians
that Jackson was wonder In the puei-
listic line, for he hit Godfrey almost "A he
chose and bested him after display OF
that time Joe McAulifFe was re-
gartied on the slope as the peer
OF all living puRilists and many OF
his admirers. were thinking seriously OF
matching him TO fight John l.. Sullivan.
The California Athletic club agreed to
give purse of 5000 for a fight between
the newcomer and the then champion OF
the slope. Tho articles werc signed and
In due time the men faced each other.
McAuliffe was heavily backed Mt odds OF
two to one. hut jackson had compara-
lively easy time OF Il with the favorite.
Though he captured the rich purse given
by the Pelican club and the decision over
Jem Smith on n foul. yet II is generally
conceded by those who saw the affair that
the English champion could not have
lasted five rounds under Jackson's sting
mo blows
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BOXERS AND FIGHTERS.

Domnick Mct'affrcy has announced his
retirement from the ring. His exhibition
with Corbett brought him to this dctcrm-
ination.
Charley Mitchell and Frank Slavin are
wrangling over the conditions OF their
thousand-po,ind match. Each wants To
have his own way In the matter.
Jack Dempsey is living quietly at Port
land, Ore. and apparently paying no at
tention 10 pugilism at present. There Is
hut scant prospect that he will resume his
post as boxing instructor Of the California
Athletic club.
doe McAulitfc is not likely to get on "a
match with anyone in the east unless Jake
kilrain concludes 10 give him a fight after
his term of Imprisonment is out. None of
the fighters who have seen him fancy
awkward, but too big and strong for any
hut the real ilrst-class men, such an Sulli-
van, jackson and kilrain.
A good story has come To light Of the
manner In which Jimmie Carroll, the mid
dle-weiRht who recently beat Billy Smith.
OF Australia, at the California club, did up
the gambling element Of San Francisco.
Jimmy was offered quite "a sum Of money
TO throw the fight. shortly after the match
was made, by "a number Of gamblers who
had formed pool. Jimmy consented,
neglected his training, and the contingent
who had made the bargain with him bet
large sums on Smith. About % week he
fore the fight Jimmy became impressed
with the idea that IL would be "a proper
thing To have the money due him placed
In the hands of third party. He visited
town and suggested that such n course he
followed. The gamblers saw that he was
badly out OF condition, and thinking
smith was a sure winner, refused To COM
ply with his request with the ultimate
mi hsgn ~ ia
Carroll, in his disappointment. got drunk
that night, but the following five days
preceding the fight he worked like "a
Trojan. running 10 improve his wind. He
entered the ring twelve pounds over
weight hut captured the purse. and the
were ri, 100 loser.
with John l.. Sullivan, the following brief
sketch of his career will be of interest:
jackson IL West Indian, but hc las
lived la Australia nearly all his life. His
parents were full-bloosled negroes and he
Is fine specimen of thoroughbred Az
rican. His height is feet 1-2 inches
and he is straight as the proverbial ar
row. His muscles are developed to n re-
markable degree, and good idea may he
formed of his sire from the fact that he
weighs 30 pounds In fighting condition
aud then lac Is simply bone and muscle.
Jackson Is In his twenty-einhth year and Is
quite an intelligent fellow for man In
his business. As a rule Rugilists do
not GO much ON cducation, but this
brawny foreigner is well read on many
subjects. He Is graceful and interest
ing conversationalist. quick at repartce.
and has n fund OF yarns which seldom
fail To convulse his hearers. Having met
and conquered all Of the men in his class
who hourished in Australia, jackson
sought a new field ia this country and
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BILLIARDS AND POOL.

II is r,IInored around about Chicago that
Ives will soon challenge Magloit TO an
other contest at 14-inch balk line billiards.
The Slosson-Schaefer match which was
TO have been played in June next. in New
York, has been postponed until October.
All the pool experts are anxious to take
up champion John Roberts challenge 70
play pool for 81 500 a side, next fall, i'm
America. There is probably but one pool
expert In America who can find such n
backing, and de Oro has already signified
his willingness To Mr.. Roberts that he
will accommodate him. Roberts is now
on his way to South Africa and promises
20 reach New York in September.
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THE TURF.

Sportsmen Of Snohomish have organ.
lied an agricultural association and turf
club. Stock to the amount OF 5000 has
been subscribed aud a site for a race track
and exhibition grounds has been pur
chased.
Theodore Winters has decided not To
start his crack. III Rio Rey, until June !.
when he will be sent TO win the ~. Louis
derby. Good judges are unanimous in
their opinion that last years unbeaten
crack will never face the starter again.
Horse racing In Italy has taken n firm
hold upon the popular imagination. Al
Milan. which holds two meetings each
year. "a handicap. with 5000 added. will
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ON THE DIAMOND.

The New York star says: 'Comiskey
has challenged Anson To play series of
games for $1,000 against 5000. lf'Anse'
was permitted 10 do by the league he
would call the bluff II he had team fresh
from the lots. Anson IL "a true spor,."
The Philadelphia Inquirer says: $50
cially IL promises to be very large sea
son for the brotherhood players. Thus
far IL has been 'one continuous round OF
pleasure Something or somebody has
got 10 suffer II this keeps up"
Comiskey's new racket. says the Clcve-
land Plain Dcaiet, IL Ia walk up To the uni.
pirc and say: "Mr. Jones. don't think
I'm kicking. ! only want 10 request you
10 cndcavor TO Use more discretion in the
Then the umpire faints.
Doug Allison. famous in his day as a
basc ball player, IL now an usher ia the
National museum at Washington. When
a man has had his nose set awry, his
hands converted into models Of mountain
ranges, and his legs twisted ont Of shape
trying To elevate the national game, what
more flung refuge could he have than n
national receptacle of curiosities?
A stormy future IL threatened for those
who depend upon the national game for
their means of support, IL straws indicate
the direction the wind blows. That the
three large organizations now In the field
can exist and profit u now more doubtful
than ever. The clories Of the war have
thus far failed 10 matcrialize, and IL the
struggle IL carried ON through the season
as IL undoubtedly will he. the probabilities
are that there will be weeping and gnash-
ing of teeth in the fall over the death Of
the goose that laid the golden egg. The
attendance at the various games, IL con-
tinued at the same ratio throughout the
next six months. will result in the closing
up of the grounds and the dismissal of the
stars of the diamond. Curiosity has so
far helped to swell the crowds, for IL good
hall playing alone was taken into
consideration the League would have
had by far the best of il. This
will In time wear of, and then they will
have to depend ON the regulars. In refer
ring 20 the playing Of the League clubs,
the old men have TO acknowledge that the
work done by the colts SO far is n great
surprise to them. They have been Held.
ing i'm great style and running the bases
in such manner as 10 make the old play
ers look on with envy, and is equal TO any.
thing done in former years.
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Sporting.
AUTHENTIC ACCOUNTS AND TIMELY ITEMS OF INTEREST
BRIEFLY TOLD TO STANDARD READERS.

he run for at the end OF May. while meet.
inRs have already been held this year mt
Pisa, Palermo aud Naples, to be followed
by Florence, Laxeo, Milan. Turin. Ales-
sandria. Altogether there will be more
than twenty meetings OF one KIND ana an
run for. entries included, will fall little, IL
anything, short OF f3O,00. This may
seem small by comparison with what Is to
be won In England, hut represents an I'M
crease OF at lenst 1U per cent. over the
figures Of 1887, and II is this constant in
crease which shows what strides racing y
making in that country.
The day Iroquois was sold a burst of adj
miratiou greeted the superb horse As he
entered the ring. says the Nashville
AB,erican. The auctioneer called a start
for several minutes with no response.
Then Mr.. William Easten, of New York,
holding a commission TO bid high Oh the
famous Derby winner, said: ~ will give
$1,000 for that horse" -.
The murmur from the crowd had
scarcely subsidized before a desultory war
of bids began TO wage thick and fast. IL
ended i'm n few seconds by George T..
Wheelock, the bookmaker, and Gen.
Jackson being left alone i'm the fight,
hurting 81 900 advances at each other with
incredible swiftness and apparent disrc-
gard for any pccuniary considerations.
brcathless with interest. II was under
stood that the great "Lucky" Baldwin, the
magician OF the Santa Anita Stables, OF
California, was behind the nervy book
maker and there was no telling where the
giant racer would GO.
II was already $4,000.
"Twenty-sevcn ?" asked the auctionccr.
Wheelock took IL.
"Twenty-eight," said Gen. jackson.
"Twenty-ninc.' nodded Whcclock.
Thirty" said General jackson, and his
antagonist promptly answered thirty.
one," but when the auctioneer proposed
the next move he faltered. Thfrty-three
think about. He would not look at the
auctioneer. General jackson sat serene
and confident. ready to bid down any adj
versary.
"Thirty-three thousand dollars, gentle
men," said Captain Kidd impressivcly,
tennessee against America
There was n swelling in every Tennes-
see heart, and they lifted the canvas with
their cheers.
ais there no further bid," asked the
man on the box; ''thcn shall close him."
Sam Nicoll, who was holding the halter,
cried out excitedly. "You make shore you
close him 20 the right man. and every
The bookmaker turned and nodded his
head.
"Thirty-three thousand" announced
the auctionecr.
Quick as sparrow hawk General Jack
son said "Thirty-four," aud the fight was
ended. Again the enthusiasm knew no
bounds, and Uncle Bob embraced the
princely horse as he received him to his
own again.
There was no smore bidding. Every
one realized that General Jac kson was de-
termined to keep his stations at any cost,
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ON THE WATER.

We are asked by the DaIutl,-Supcriof'
Regatta association who holds the scull-
ing championship OF the world. This is
a debated question, but the champion of
America, William OConnor, Is now In
Australia, and we hope to see him bring
the worlds championship, which Hanlan
lost to Beach, back to this country. IL
O'Connor returns by the end of June he
will be able TO row in the regatta at Du-
luth, July 2l-26. Preparations are being
made by the committee for one of the
greatest regattas ever held in America
Turf. Field aud Farm.
Much interest Is being felt in the COM
ing race between the champion scullers,
Jake Gaudaur and Albert Hamm at Lake
Wilder, Sunday, June I. For their con-
test the champions will use boats thirty
feet long. eleven inches wide and six
inches deep, which weigh only thirty
pounds. Jacob G. Gaudaur, the cham
Canada, in 1883. At the age of IL he en-
joyed quite a local reputation as an oars.
man. He has taken part in eighty-four
regattas, and six championship races,
three of which were for 5000 stakes. OF
the first eighty-four he won thirty-four
first prizes and thirty-seyen second. He
defeated Hanlon for 5000 a mile and the
championship, May 30, 1887, at Pullman.
ILL.,, making the fastest three mile
record. He defeated John Teemer at
the same place in 1886, for 5000 and the
championship. He rowed Beach of Aus
tralia for 5000 and the single scullinR
championship and was defeated 80 feet in
a distance of four miles and three fur
longs. He holds the Police Gazette medal
for the championship of New York, which
is now on exhibition at Pope & O'Con-
nor's drug store. Albert Hamm was born
in Halifax in 1850, and first commenced
his rowing career at that place i'm 1880,
and has competed I'm all the important
acquatic events in this country and in
the second prize for three-mile race.
His fastest time for three miles is 10 min
utcs and he has rowed 22O professional
races. He has frequently defeated Hos
mer and Ten Eyck, and is said to he a
great favorite, especially with the ladies'.
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An,.-Nup,,ni Suggestion.

swell, George, In this firm We are about io
form,'' remarked Arabella Ia her hance. ~ sup
pose, ~ rourse, you viii expect Ia he the senior
nartner?''
"Nes," replied George. land hope you will he
the silent partncr"
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Quite Likely To.

From the Terre Haute Express.
The Bor'-l WAS reading the other day that
nolody ever saw a dead mule. Did you?
The Busy Mani never did. hut II you don Z
take Your fool questions somewhere else pretty
soon, I stand u chance TO.
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Ex-Prcsident Hayes is said TO he worth
nearly a million dollars. He was not a
poor man when he was elected president
and the enormous increase i'm value of the
property he owns In various Ohio cities
has made him rich.
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A Thoughtful Council.


FROM ElhGh
Silsby: 81 understand that the Hobokcn con-.
mon coumil has passed an ordinance requiring
all persons To wear rnbbers ON the streets at
night" ..
Hanson; "What's that FORE
silsby: $50 the policemen won't be walked
up
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tilial Affection.
From E,as.l,.

FTNIH EINH'N.
Badger-Can You make me one Of those
rtgs-ln-c clover puzzles with i0o marbles
Inventories. hut no one would ever have
time To do il.
badger want IL for my son. Nou see he's in
the pcnitentiary for life.
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Don't spoil vour clothing or soil vour
hands Nth paint-pot aud brush, but call al
The Standard Office aud haze vour To
Rent" aud For Sale" cards nedtiy printed