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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE y STOCkS.

fuesday, Dee 3O-D m,
Tho advance in stocks beIun Yesterday was nov
continued a long TIE 10 DAY. The reverse move
nent was started by Louisville and NASHVILLE
which seemed to lie pressed for sale nut IL was
lion nm with evident willingness by Union Pa.
cifc and Missouri Pacinc, and these examples
,rerc foil ,7Td * some of the Granger shares
ond ,pccjarics. In the last hour the decline
WAS arcclera-c ed by rumors Of an important t1llurs
with Chicago connections and by me pu'Ilsh''
r,port, about the fire in London. Added 10 these
Influences was he arrOuncem,Et tiat VIVA!
delaulr would be made by the Missouri Pacl'S
in the exercise of the right oil the II. Louis and
Iron Mountain 10 delay FOL six months the pay
ucn, of e. o0o. oG0 underlying bonds which
mature ON January !. The interest Is TO b,
maid nromptlv. md consequently there can ne
n, formal default. but the influence on the course
of thc market was not less on this account Ire
o,oerinent may be considered dangerous one
even If the ultimate GhJc'i S'ouh! he poEru "
i,. advantageous 10 holders OF othcl Schrilhs.
II WAS commonly suspected IN wall NI'tt
Tint tLc quarrel over the Use of the omaha
bridge bv the Rock lSlant and ~ ran
railroads was blow al nsd CueciN Al nc
nov ,srrcment between the Western lines IL -
no, impossible that the object As IN me MISS 'u'i
Pacific default. may hc 10 hcg;n millennium ~
railroad mana cement but Christening even ny those
WIN love i not always agreeable lheP remains
rI.rly what is exhibited Ia the world. mere can
br no doubt that certain important interests favor
a practical consodat ON Of the railroads "est oi
tblcauu and -. LOUIS. Inc agreement "l"P"u
a, thn recent meeting of presidents falls far >h'rt
of tina; result and the present troubles; whlcn
arc easily traced 10 the same source. may nave IN
important hearing on tie next discussion 81 '"'
subject. -,
Aside from the stocks already mentioned. lacst
wanna declined nearly per cent on r"ahIN8
sales Chicago Ga, almost as much on iehP"tu
rumcr, that the next dividend would he pl,sci
and sugar Relncres stock fell ! per cent m we
rXpcctation that the law will help forward me
L,i,irr Schcnr of rcorcouization The closing
was IRREGULAR, and while most variations were
LARGE declines few stocks cxcepiiona.N coS
higher Among these Ncwlork Central ana
Wheeling and Lake Erie were the most pr mheuN
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were again no transactions IN n"N'inihens
bonds and concessions In the prices of the sainp!
&, were offered The closing quotations we're
follows:
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RAILROADS..
New YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New YORK.


ygE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CyrR
Trains leave as follows; cr.cus.
10 A. M.-yASI NAIL. Tor Albany, Cuca' oSi"
1000 i. Vi. ICiiICAGo VisfIBULE LIMITED quo
1889 WtsL; KS M BAY "A AExpEEss-Day except
Zoo Soon.-SoUTHwEsTEEN vEsTIBULEEo Li M.
ED-Due Cincinnati 10: oo Indianapolis II Nv o. '
40 r. II. 40 i + SHORE vEsrBULE LIMITED Ed
que at Detroit at 10 a. m. Chicago oo u "'' "'
600 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREs!S,T1DuGn Chicago
$50 2 M.%HDIE SSi MoSTkEAL AND BUF'
9i5 +. VI FHS3 ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX'
FEhs2-Ddc indianapolis II 20 p m He~' u'S' ''
SEWBTEGh %oTGHhE6ElEPfS4!Es5 E H. 90.
.la IL a 100 % loon S 81? 30 55 go Si5
D H. for Garrison, (WcNt ront " 49, I'll 10 d. HE
ALBANYDi7 80 To- 10 OO no 80 ~ - a. M, ~ ;oo
uoon 10 80, 80, 90 100. ~ % 80 oio " i'
TROY 9CS 70 60 II M f2 20 n IL So
uIiISc2% %SNP sYEAcGSE-i5'S TO- 10 90 10 go 80
~. l. 90 noon, 80. 100. 30 olo D. M w 'oo
Ro, lI>TI.E-9.Io 10 90. 10 80 m: II 90 nooo'
oG 10 80 10 20 lo 30 "a G9 n Z 90 nOon So
NIAG&EA' fA VIZ ne 10 90 no 80 a. m. 1a 90
G% ~ : @ ~ fYt KHp MoNrREA1-t7 AS.
a. G EN 80 &N g q 1Shio 10 oo
nrfSS 8 e. nL Is VIZ III mA,EE% "DvTsfoS
For tcEct, and space in sleeping Car amply st Grand
srS s'i r5s .S e W. iS ana iasiS sSS
York; 33a Washngonst. 529 Fm9nst and 59S l beG'
s. W~tcotrs pres ca, for and check, baggage from
, nHd ia'' hgsgsA +. y eSecp Saturday
60 iIaia thee learng at ?io 10 90 a. M,
soohI o T rofirf stop q 2SA Street bAXFs
General Manager tien'I Passenger Agent
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EllGH NALLEN RAILROAD.

PA>~UNrIE TRAINS h1Ne foot Of Cortlandt and
D,-Iru--,- follows
a. I. for >iatuetou and intermediate point.
70. Co.,. ,,,r.ti. LNuu,. llmtr E"' P~t T. Bu1al",
md Iott-Nii tud principal l", points 'lall
car To- l.,oi- and Pullman car o. SUSPENSION l'ridf'
20 +, uu. for Miuth Chunk and mt rnirddt' points
IA a d. b,r L. aud u Junction and intermediate poiht'
chair o. Mau'h chunk H.. .. -,.t.
II u ,,t Iimhhanuock and utrrm'd iatc points. hair
af T., runkhaunoth. Connection +" Reading ana Harris
= 10 - n for Flnigi and principal ntcrmrd1t" points.
and Pullman sleeper o. Nn-pcnS on
Bird Co. ,u ,t...., ,.,.,,l. ana, -. .r,,., a
,,lrf- 10 Nauch chunk.
10 H. BOD, for Niuch Chunk ana mtcrm'lia" points.
oo,r,,tlon 10 Igcadu- and iIarr',hu'g .
D. m. Or trur,a. Lyons. Ilmif Eoche'tcr. Rnnalo
,J R. VT pullman sleeper TO Lyons and suspension
Bride .., . An
, H. ,oYu,.t lor all point, ia Mlhanoi ana la coal
l-'"'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
e, a. m for Naueh Chunk. Ia/,rto and intermediate
,oI,.' and II 70 m. Shenandoah and Intermediate
iol.t, ,,...t. ,,,,,,,. aud int,rtr,ii,t, mint.
- ~, f,r Geneva. B'Oro llVlIa Eo'hr-tr BUi'alo
q. ~. w.t. pullman sleeper {" Lyons ana suspension
I. '''u| General Eastern oGcc. - broadway.
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NORDDETTSCHER LLOYD 6. :. co.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL ANp SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
tor Francisco. Via the Isthn,us Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails W ,dnes lay, December 81, noon.
From San Francisco. 1st and Iirannan St.
FOR Japan AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEk1NG sails saturday, January TO- y. N
For freight and rcnera information. apply
eompsny's once the pcT. foot OF Csnai.st. " r.
II. J. BULI.AY General Superintendent
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State bonds were neglected and the only sar "
city bank stocks WAS slNtN-nl shaI> "l WV
tincntal al 40. ,.
The activity in the general bond MARKER VIZ
continued with even greater spirit Ai'hl''n "a
ZONES yielded a fraction from their large 90.
yesterday but almost without exception N wsa
issues dealt in made substantial advances hea"n7
incomes were specially strong, hut lnNrNihlen a." -
purely speculative bonds seemed to he 'lu''N -.
active request The common advance was ~
| per cent. Reference is made 10 our iul 'P'''
Of bond sales. 4,
though some new business was done al :. iFiutr
the close the rate fell Ia per cent ne "nI'' -
ant supply of funds on the day before 'l' ru,
the wear was us agreeable as II Wa uh'NP 80
Tomorrow will he the last daN tor >l'c'''
manipulation of rates. M yyas
The Clearing House statement today ,ce,
as follows: Exchanges, 500, ?4i,>lt' "''
SOL S,Yl3. g,,orins
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the n &C.
House today Si,,9 lis net gam on a.,
was S?9S.2l9 made. mp by gains OF S,r,,ions
coin and Sll.t74 currency The days opers.oy,.s'
included Receipts, S:,16?,2l9: paw If
81 .i6i 900: resulting IN a general pahln and
81 90, 161 1916, consisting of SlOJ,.6s,S29 co'" 49,
$3.999lo. currency ,.;,o,on r..
ccived to-day S222,l9s National bank h0'''
redemption. ,oo, tho in.
The customs receipts were SAL 900, tne mis-.
ternal revenue receipts 81 j5,o'+, anu ~"
celancous receipts S6,S.9O3 ., ash
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ~ ,h ,Ie
on hand and deposits in bank compares ,liiaw,
figures OF the last previous statement az ".so,e.
Nct gold on hand ~ iio2l3 955 oaa Pee Pee "a
Net silver on nd 3,.eS'oso 7Sts'SV' i"''
N on hamd''.i 3Oii.I2: 3.025,osi Inc. IL.
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Danr,nq 2raDrmics

ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
\ CLASSES IL DANCING. .. 80,
Nl.NDt.I,SSOuN ROOMS. los WEST % l iSA'
Private lessons any tim" by appointment
INrSS HOYr I6i West 23f .f.-Walu and latest
A. dances thoroughly and rapdY taught strictly prlvh'
lesson, ,peca.ty also ait,n"on aud evening oS''-
Il, FORGE w. WALLACFS ~ HOOLS. 90 West 59tl-st'
u ana Harlem. 81 West l26th-St. -" circular.
nv GEORGE DODWORTII
No CSl 5TI-ANE.
Now Omen. Class and Private Lessons,
Mons Glass commences Monday. D'c"mher
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tdrbers.

NTptCiN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Professors TeaeheiS Tutoi9; ''G'eI'S'cA
&c" Mrs a. J. YOU NG-FuLT0N. 3 Union square.
-BE>T TEACHERS American ana fT's absr Mantd
- ''"nistr.,ion Zee form FOR stamp. T. v ~ SSo'N
tII,,n = + Avcryl American School Bureau W I-tS"
NT.prC,\ aud for ign professors. tut0r~ EoN'le-s'>
\ tc,rhcrs Of all branches. SC, supplied 70 cou't
toos and families Euclish French ,ienan ana
snoEen MITI An COYRIERE $50 5th-avc.. CO... -uInSt
d. TYpI-RIFTCFD priyat" tutor " shes pupils 10
n nr,u1rc for college or business; hlfnc't r'I,rfl
tddrr.. Y ALE GGA DUATE. Box 80 Tribune once
;,,Jr.TIIpb W,XTFD- FYrsi-cass sub-nastHr
and instructor i'm military tCtics IN mili'aN s'H"o
20, snail boys ,dCros- s C. \. Media. Penn
xy-,xrtn- ,r,cbo,. ladics-Vf.tng primary t"ach. r
w for city school 80 monthly tcach"r hlGhf
German teaching piano
T,ct!r Violin and cornct r'stoN. MI. D'N'
y,%,S irEACUFRS' BUREAU. 30 East l4th's'
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, " !. c.

w EST SHORE RAILROAD, y. !. C.; 4
Station Nv Voi follows. ara 20 minute, earlier nom
a.. f,ot Of itt.t. Sew YORK Hamilton London Detroit
ana ,hicr-o. 10 - q. ~, - - p IA 10 b. M s.
Tuualo. dorchester Nii-pt U~iou Bridge
r., I,il- Iti,a ami SYRACUSE. 80 10 l. NJ > IL,
l., 4, III Al 80 e. runs only To ltira Kng,.
,oi 80 7:lo 20 II all 80 q. m II 90 > Is and
- H. D. H. tat-kil and Albany, 3 80. = Is. 10 10
ali 70 3D.; - go ola. 'Hlb D. ~ Crln,ton. West
Point Cornwall Ncvbur2. 80 = Il, -. 10 10.
M A., al D.. = ! , 20
: H. III - D. u Montreal and Csnad, East - A. M
il nm. I.rrant sleeping for Buffalo Nagar, Fails
Detroit Chir1go and St Louis on an through trains
a Leave Br.klYu. Via Etoohlyn Annex alO 80 a. m :
OO D. M. Icr-o, Ctv. y. L. I, station a 20 a. M
= 81 u. m. Daily. DAILY cNcp, SATURDAY,. All other
daily. SUNDAY. For trk't, Timetables
lor Sleeping car c,nlrodation or information apply
Rro0Flyn E;J Washington. st, 12B
nsN Office fulton-,t. New York city, S5y ,S
9i2 l91l broadway lt3 Bowety. - Park Place SO West
ly5th.st wet shore stations l2d.st and
loot Jsy.st.. North Kivef C. L. LAMBERT. General
lASGsnnsr Agent D VundcrbIltaye.. New.Yark
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I'd { Nj ~ S Wv a n 4
RAILROAD,
Of AND AFTER NOVEMBER 81. 1890
T'u, loll station, foot u Dc,bros,e- and Corilandt

on AND AFTER NoyLNhLI -. l,'o u.,...,
runs 'iNr station, iOJt O Dcsbros,e- anc Soriahnt
Streets a, follow.
T,t5u, stepping and raflor Cal. Arr,s, Cleveland
and - IONS co. w. H. next day Connect, 1lto ior
Wil,msf,rt Lork iIaven and Remove csccpt sunday.
and Toledo .(r.t,, S,tiriiy
10iO0 A. ii. IuE STW.Y6EK AND CHICAGO LIN.
IND cout..rd cNrlu,i,ey u Pullman Ne,tibule
bII"4nS aud slut Room sleeping. lun5 smoking
uM Observation cars. pr.-euting financial reports
~f.uO-r Ind tf'rW rit"r bathrooms fO 'O, sexes
.t''- n'l biIi'. mop Hhfi! ana al u. COW wa d
ro,aiio ocrt..- Irh,. Arrives cincinnati : 10 and
tt.,.o . - A. ID. u.Xt d,5
2.O0 y. W. Il IGriS tffiiIC>Go AND CINCINNATI
IN t'f,''-~ ,'Ir., IT,. mimi, Sennr ar from New
W. md D,i,.. a., f-c, ptI,dilril, - - Iou.-
tl.,-. and , d.. bon, ,tt I,,--'.rrr tt,,b \.,.1 tx 70
i'-I '"u , -. t'. q. l'-,. ~ 20 r6i",o0
BOO d. DID,. and Ioui. 10 H. mn. next day. Con
p..'- FOR William -por. d,ily
i - Xi.rv' = ,,d ,i, O. - pullman V..titu'e
>..nfpg ar .Y.-a a. ,.t-pur. II Louis Chi, ago
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II III Lo9h or oF,N.AIi sPORTh. octave. 900 Ias.s
air smusem nts Eulo> Tor sailing swtn'riipc Nail ~
lhg Hh"9tint, h"r- hark riding. e.. / e.. j. f i her
copy Published by Tho rlbune NeW.Yorr Intc-.i,'
LIZ and univ ess@ly comp!iE.eattd BY TIC press.
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Total shares sold for the 1o120
silver certs.... lO3 l83 LO3 LO3r LOS sL0S.2iIoS
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND pa
TROLEUK EXCHANGE.
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LLOYD S.. co.

N SHOW" .ROLIE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sal from pier foo. I'd 81, Iloboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Aner Wed. Dec. 81. a. IL. ain Wei. Jan y p m
saaie We'd Z, y ~ Ida. Satan q 30 ar.
Eider Wcd Jan. IA. a. SIrce a.. Jan. %,
sirst cabin. s75 and upward berth accorfne To- ocs
Second cabin $50 berth. Stceid.c a. loves:
rates OELRlCHS Co. No. Bowia. Groen.
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or NtW-JERSLl

I "''I'o '6l 80 - iiEiHTy. ~r.. NoGrT RIVER
.,o, b. foi r,-'an N3gh oheah wahoshorrc.
s-la,au E.oens ,naga samoan, ,.oo , S'n
eee"n W H'.,, ,,a ~.r.a.oa ' '''.''"
.,os +. e.. ''-'aa ,rl N~.e chuoS ON sundays.
s.r'on r1e- iilr-r- i4G i.,., rh c,,
% oa D. g. ,y ' ,'o" s Maze 20, cego: a Ec,d ;, s
~ 'on N' r,r, sgs" l.liS sh lio
@ SOP d. - a.,oa I'd , A'.o'ces so. Reading Harris.
nur,, &. sad;,> - q? !im1.,...
& naa,. i' 'oa, 4, = so - II % - NM m"
o- i-.,sod a. -. -, II - . no.. 80 30.
~ roa, r-,nb ,nd ro.nt- south to Point Pleasant, a,
D.. cl 10 o. and a,s,y l%r 90 % A. ~, 20
+ rs g sas r '' ,J 5 20 a. H. 90. 90 G No.
For LAKEWOOD.
A,t.,a. Els e. m.. 30. TO 30 p M SUNDAYS.
I.' TONS ri,or r,rocrat ra.h. and n,rncrat IS
r Atlantic clty YIN. AMI I'D Brdr~tOn at - 4. IN.
= ~ Nt.ar-ou, R.ach and sc'b-Ga, at sl6. IL Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASIilNCTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ro- rauad lpl" 20, ~, - o. IL 80 "a =, n; i,, |V
:, %p&ySV 60 ii % All q. H. y? 60 80 CO. ccc
q" la"s- md N co. e. =" @- o a. Oi IL IN oal
a "H q, IT, > IL 20 s1 a. Mat 0 Sand, G'
4 % . Go e. oo - u. have connection for Reading. Tia
"'1T' t,r' l'd Transport. Phadcp.a. at q
81, }i'' ''," Suad,,. go p ~
r'- aa i'.' r. , ,,'i; o3 ' pro e.. G ,S a.. ~
~ l.jtl.-t lW ut -''h.,t N,a-("rh : ''"rt'NI.
lorh Transfer company viii call for and check
La-..i.. f.om hotel i'-idcuc'.
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Proposals.

ENHANCEMENT OF BREAkWATEE 1T
Il GREENIoRT, y: Y.-EnsiiH,.scr Q0Gc L.. =. Amy
wv narcu b1r 81 900 sealed propo.a-, ~ triple at
Tor Enl5rg, mont Of the Bca6wa,e at "r"enp.r y y.
noon on TuesGav January y. 1891 The a'i,nion Il
hddcr. is invited TO acts Congress approved February
9G Iss5 AID February % 1857 Vol. - l@ce 80, mi
Tol - Page sI4 statutes AZ arge Inrho inforraton
can hc obtained AZ This ofce. Applications >ho1ld D. IL
dnrscd on enyNfoic '.Onlcia Busnos>." D. {. HtrS
Ton. Colonel Of Fncineer-
TT : ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building
l New.yo~k December 20 1s90.-Snl,d proI osals
in trpliran for dredging five hundred Thousand cubic
md. NOR or les from the Main shin h>unc
north n buoy CO. NevYork Harbor Wiz BE- received a.
,is Il o'clock noon. Ihur-dLy January =
Iss,l Tho attention q liddcrs i- invited % Acts q
congress approved February Pc lss6 and IcHTua- 33
1851 vol W page and vol e. pag" ~ statutes
az Large For Specifications blank forms tnc al ~ 3Ina A.
ton apply the Undersigned g. l. GILLESPIE Lieut.
o Engineers
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" EW-YORK. ONTAEnO ANp Wr,vtr\

~ KAlIWNh.-lrn, Raw We,t i.r.t -. L,lino'
uNcIN Minute car'r IRON foot oil Jav.stI. 80 A. u + p
Mlasi,,'|4, .,lr''ir IAb.ry D.ihi Norwlch. oneida,
town El"nvillr. LIB ity - ID T. NJ. Tor NdGlrt,,u I
eiN. Walton Oneida Central Sqlar, ti,a. 20 go,hc,f.r
NiasafA ram, D'itoit ,mcnFo. st. L0uI-. D,Iv. ali
ON trains dl r\cpi sundays. Tickets Timetable, :t
10 Exchange Place. y. Z 7' ''7'''
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.'NCuOR LINE. U.s MAIL Steamship,

"A NEW.YOlsK and GLASiOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Pier Al. " r.. loot Of Lero5-;L %
CrraSsid Jan. 10 "a. IltniOpid ...l Cd. - T. m
Anchoria 90. Jan "a CIrsa-sa Feb u, noon.
CABIN 20 ana fgo S'{od e, On s a5 q, ~
HE'S DFRSOS BRO1HERS Agents. Bowling Gro"n
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Tran>atlantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE EVERY SATI ItDAY Z.
COMPANY Pier new No ~ Notin river IT, Morton, u
Ia BRETAGNF Do JOus-clin SATURDAY Jan 8. 10 Ia
LA GASCOGSF, Saltcli SATURDAY. j1n. 10 H.
la CHAMPAGNE Boyer SATURDAY. Jan. l., 10 80 ~
A. FORGET. General 40 3 Bowling Green.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Dee. 80. 1890.
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NMAS LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QVEENsTowS AND LIVERPOOL
49,, ~ NIiiISi I.l. Ihur-da'. January /. - N.
CITY o. CHICAGO "Wednesday. January Il. 80 |. NJ.
CRY or BEkLlN- -Weinc' DAY. January 2s 80 A m
CITY OF NMiCAGo Wrdnesday February IT, : a. n,
CITY OF NEw.loRK ... Wednesday. February lo D. H.
From Pier q, " 4, 1dioinJg CNfistophcr.s:. Ferry
FIRST SABlN $50 eqd ogy,Fd a. ;Srdns to ,teane,
pIepad. S3j. SIFERAGF. $50. PErFH WRIGHT a
ACNS general Agents. BOWLING GE...S u. Y
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WHITE STAR LINE.

M IIITE SIAK LINZ.
w tOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL. STEAMER
Germ Anic Dec. 81 = 80 n IGcrmanc.Jan. >, m
,AdIatic Jan 80 p IA. Adtatic. Feb. l. : y. n.
Britannia Jan. Il. 80 am lcitouic Icb II = M
'Ceuc....... Jan 81 8 y. IL Celtic. Feb IS u. M
From White star Dock, foot OF Wet lOth.st
Second CABIN on these steamers. Saloon rates ESQ
and up~srd according 10 steamer and location OF berth.
Second cabin $50 and $40 ENcuEOn ticket
terms storage. $50 ComIsny's once 40 ii Bro4dway
SenYofk. Philadelphia once. 400 Wslnut,st
j. BRUCE ISMAY.
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Ocean Steamers.

TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
~ Tourists can Visit Jamaica and her GREAT En-
HIgITIOE remain there l. days including Hoard ana
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL a.
kingston or tour o. this beautiful isand by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS for $50; with The option o. extend
N. their trip az the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 uayc and Colombia. Accommodations nrstcIass.
PIN FORWOOD & CO., Agents. - st4tc-st.. y. Y
THOMAS COOK son. Tourist Agencies.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MERCllANIN,
i sHIPPEES TO Brazil AND TIE TIANLLLlN"
PUBLIC. FORTNIGH1LY SERVICE To BEAIlI.
Ihr United States and Brazil Mai steamship company
respectfully notify that after WEDNESDAY,. lti
JANUARY 1891, they Will dispatch >i'au-hip Nthf
ALTtKNAIL WEDNESDAY, from Roberts PER. Brook
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
For Young Iadics-Country.

40 AND l,2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN
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-A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"A. Boarding aud Day school for Girls. f0th opens
,cnt - Address for circulars, l3s.llO Montaguest
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For Both ScNeS-City.
ryrS BvRNZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
nj TypE,WRITING. % Clinton Place eth--t; hchf
proadw ate and thorough instruction advance
,"t rard certAcatc competency graduation IAN
or send for circulars.
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anslTntilon.
For Young LadieS-CitY.

For Young IadlPS-CltY.
re-. ,,RFV DE- AND MRS. GAEDNERS ma -
"A. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Coz 1th-aNs "a year
Mrs GARDNER. Author OF History IN lhyMe'
Nviss NJ BLACKwFLrs School and Kne e5s 'o'
MI 'Cbudren reoucn> October / at loo E1tt S3o-sI
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~ ASJo HENRY c. DOBSON. sole nsnufaCturcr and
IL teacher Of patent Bell banjo, 1870 broadway
Branch 80 West 1ojthst
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-06
HILO NEWS LETTER.

The brig Geo. Fl. Douglass is load
ing sugar at Wainaku.
The water pipes to convey the
spring water to Hilo have arrived.
The steamer .Farrallon has not ar
rived yet.
The bark Harvester will be the
next sailing vessel to arrive from San
Francisco. The brig Lurline will
not be here under three months.
Hilo Boarding School does not
seem to get an appropriation. It's
old friend seems to have forgotten
that it needs money.
The last church sociable was held
at the house of Judge S. L. Austin,
on the Goth inst. Every one seemed
in talking order for most of the en-
tire evening was occupied in plea
SAINT conversation. There were two
piano solos by Miss Grace Porter
which CO mprised the music.
There has been considerable talk
for some time that we need Town
Hall, and parties are working hard to
secure funds for such object.
The Japanese Hospital is quite
full of sick Japanese. The quarters
are we'll located with good ventila-
ton and fair treatment.
Hon. G. r. Bishop will give ten
thousand dollars to Hilo Boarding
School on condition that the same
amount be subscribed. Now is the
opportunity to help this. time
honored institution which is ably
conducted. It is hoped that the Hilo
Representatives in the Legislature
will secure an appropriation for the
school.
It is with pleasure I speak of the
hospital erected at Wainaku by the
manager for his sick Japanese la
borers. Fever was brought to the
plantation, and it was necessary to
| isolate the sick ones, SO building
was constructed on purpose with
every accommodation. DR.. Williams
| of Hilo attends them daily.
Everyone interested in the Vol
cano road felt like throwing up his
hat when it was known that the ap-
preparation was made to complete
the Volcano road, but regret to see
that the appropriation failed for the
San Diego route. We have felt the
need of a steam line for freight for
a long time.
Halemaumau is now reported to
be quite active and also Dana Lake.
Tourists can come and have a grand
treat. Kilauea has its ups and
downs. Take it when its up and
you will have way-up treat.
J. A. M.
Hilo, Oct. 2.
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FAREWELL BANQUET.

The Retiring Editor and Proprietor OF
the Bulletin Entertains His Staff
A Pleasant Affair.
AS stated by us before, Mr.. Walter
Hill has retired as editor and propri-
etor of the Daily Bulletin, which
paper he started nearly nine years
ago. On Saturday evening he enter
tanned the present and ex members
of the staff at a dinner at his resi-
dence, King street. to say farewell.
Twenty sat down at the table, which
was lastly decorated with flowers.
The menu was a delicious one, and.
it is needless to say, ample justice
was done the many good things,
from the assistant editor down to the
"devil." A very handsome cake con-
tanned the words, "Aloha, Walter
Hill," while another bore the follow
ing inscription on top: