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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-19
VESSELS IN PORT.

e 5 Nipsie. Lyons. Maui:
L : : M0hican. Coghlan. Hilor Hawaii.
III b II ; Champion. st. Claire, from cruise
An sktne John Smith. Hustler, Newcastle,
NSW
Am bktne IrmgartI. Paul. Port Townsend.
Ship Deanfieid. Irvine, Liverpool
Am bktne Planter, Dow, San Francisco
An. bktne ; II Wilder. Griffith, San Fran.
Am bkine Mary WinkIeman, Dyreborg,
Central Anne lea
Haw Ok " b Go@tfrey. Dabel, ; francisco.
Am bs BIZ Hunt. Pritchard. Newcastle.
Blk Ferris Thompson. Cater. Francisco
Am bark Discovery. Mcneil. ;. Francisco.
Bk c U Whitmore Ward, Departure Bay.
Bs SoEIOna. Lee, CaIlao-
Ana ogsne " g Irwin. McCulloch, 5 F.
Bkt : NCasEIe, Hubbard, San Francisco.
Bk Encch Talbot, Rhodes, Port Townsend
Bktne Castle. Hubbard, Gan Francisco
schr Mary Dodge. Gsilop. Humboldt.
schr Robert Searlss, PiltZ. Newcastle, SSW
Bk jas / Cheston. Plumb. Port Ludlow.
Tern Oceana Vance, Anderson, Newcastle.
W
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Grand Clearance Sale!
'preekels' Bank, Honolulu.

Gents New SILK Umhrells oosi 81 - So 50.
Ladies Umbrella cost s. So
Ladies Colore9 PArasoae 81 - esth
IhildreD's Colcred Parasc,le 81
Ladies hslb-1gcan Pine Stocking ssrntrr-
each SIDE Doc Jsir
Ladies Ralhriggan Fine Stocking trniry-
each SIDE &c 3 PAIR.
Ladies BAlbrigcan Fine Lssle stocking
eInbrr- each side s;sc d pair
All GoloreG OF Morsfed low price
Window Curtain by yard and lssir below
cost
Gents Il BOYS Colo-ed shirt soc. 10 7s,c-
each.
Gents. Fine Wooden Shawl 7sc- each.
All kinds IF Wooden Shawl
Large Size Col. Double BlanseI 81 foSa.
Large assert Elnbry. SILK Hdis- 81 H.
81 -.
Large asst Plain Hem 81 SILK HGIs and
colorec border soc 10 &c
Chin-Slik Crepe tblack & xhiies low price
Ladies Nd Gloves twhiieD Sl
Ladies Colored Mifts all kinds
Ladies Cod & White Lin. Handkerchief
All kinds OSTRICH Feather sc los
All kinds OSTRICH TINS &c 10 81 50.
All kinds EmbIv- lsaces sale below rori
Chinese Pa9amas Suits SIS 20 a suii-
Chinese Cotton FaSamas Saifs 81 So
6ezts Suits, Coats K PANS below cost
Gents White Suits, Goats & Pants 81 80
q snit-
Gents Light Coat Il Vest 81 So
Also large assert. Diagonal, Sine Serge
Black Cloth suitable Tor sulis, etc.
Colorea Mosquito Netting 81 ssc. nc
10 yCis, piece.
Ladies & Children Straw Hats all ksnas
color.
RQchlpe in Black and white below cost.
Ladies Bags Tall sizel and assert Fishers
black and cream.
Large assert. Satin Ribbons 4all color~e.
Gents Plain 4 Enahry. Wcolen Shirt>.
Ladies Chemise Night Gown 4 Draw.
Large assert Crocsery, Etc,, Hsc. ETC.
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Card Of Thanks.

Miss Patch desires to acknowledge her
obligations to those who SO cordially as
sisted in the Seminary entertainment
Saturday evening, especially to Prof. ii
Berger, whose cooperation was so valu-
able in its preparation; to the Royal
Hawaiian String Band; to the Glee Club
of the Kamehameha School; to the press
of Honolulu for their frequent and most
kindly notices, and to that large circle of
friends who honored the occasion with
their presence. and whose cordiality in
spired the success of the entertainment,
she would return her sincere thanks.
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A NOTED ATHLETE.
Talks Aboat Ills system sf Training
aud ith Results Here,

/ a Chat with Professor Donaids"a-n.
| Talks Ahoat nis system of Tsaiaias
| aud ita Results Here,
Prof. John Donaldson the noted Amer
| lean nthlett aud boxer. who haze been
staying in the islands the last three
months, leaves for the Coast in April
During his stay here several gentlemen
have been undergoing "A course oi train
Ing according to "a system ol hin own.
Others. principally members OF the
Myrtle Boat Club. have been taking adj
vantage Of hin presence and received les
SONS in the art Of boxing.
Prof. Donaldson was asked the other
day what results he had To show in those
whom he had been training
lie said that in the case OF Mr.. Paul
lsenbcrs. Jr he had reduced him some
sixty-live pounds, and that now he could
stand any amount Of work, and his gen
eral health was good. A sprained ankle
and the wet weather had interfered con.
sidcrably with his training, but he war a
hundred per cent. better for the course
he had gone through, and this Mr.. IseT-
berg acknowledges. Another young
man OF rather lean proportions has had
flesh put on. The system adopted il one
Of his own, and it always brings good re-
suits if properly carried out. He had
used it on some Of the most noted pro-
icssional and amateur athletes OF the
day, but here, owing to the warm weather
the system had to be moderated some
what
Prof Donaldson Is fine built man, OF
Il quiet disposition, and very unassumng
in his manner. No one would take him
to he the noted athlete and scientific
boxer that he is; and the only man
whom John l.. Sullivan did not defeat
in boxing match. 1t is hard work to
get Donaldson to talk, but he stated he
had no future plans He would leave
here April 18th and go direct to his home
in Minneapolis where he has property.
When asked what he thought OF
O'Connor the Oarsman, who passed
through here recently, he replied, that
O'Connor's most dangerous opponent in
the Colonies would be Stansbury.
OConnor was the finest oarsman in
America, and if he met with no climatic
interference in his training in the Col
onies, would no doubt carry off the row.
ing championship of the world.
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Y. M. g, A.
A Pleasant Entertainment ani Social
al ia. ttaiis

A Pleasant Entertainment ani s.aiai
al the tall.
Yesterday evening very pleasant
social wan given al the hall ot tlle
\. NJ. &. A, There WAS ii very good al
tendance. tho fair nea pfedoninating
Many stfansera were present, among the
number Mr. and Mrs, j w. Whiting Of
san Francisco. Mr. Whiting in much
latter place. being at one time on the
board of directors. The hall was lighted
for the first time ut IL public meeting by
the electric light, and it ia n great in-
provenent. In all there are twenty-five
lightn. four Oh each of the four chnnde.
lers. two over the platform, three in the
centre of the hall aud one over the stair
way. They gave splendid light.
MIR, +. j. Lowrey opened the meeting
and stated that the special object of the
social was for the purpose oI meeting the
young men and for strangers. He said
there would be- short literary and III usi-
cal programme.
1t opened with piano solo. excel
MIR. ID. q. Morgan sang Poor Old
joe" and on being encore,l, unsteady
praised the qualities of gooseberry pie.
The next number was u recitation by
Mrs. Fred .. Bar,o, which was given
with MUCH skill The same lady after
wards gave II humorous recitation which
caused much laughter, and she WAS
obliged To respond to an encore
4 S,ftt Lao, Gal la la, a.. nf
evening" was rendered with much taste
by Miss May Atherton. Miss l. NJ
Hight. Messrs l.. &. Lyman and Theo
Richards Their voices blended to-
gether exceedingly we'll They were en-
corcd but did not respond.
Hon. Henry Waterhouse. President OF
the Association, made II few remarks.
He thought they ought to change its
name to Young Won,en's Christian AS
sociation, rs SO many of the fair sex were
present. He knew the secretary would
not object. On behalf of tho Association
he bid welcome to the strangers who
were present and assured them that the
Association would do all it could to help
. them. Their homes too were always
who had so kindly assisted in the enter
tainment.
Refreshments consisting of ice cream
and cake were handed round by an at
tentive corp of walters, and social con-
versation concluded a very pleasant
evening.
OF course Secretary Fuller had to get
in a few words, and it was during the
enjoyment of refreshments that he
mounted the platform and announced
that the regular monthly meeting of the
Association would be held Thursday
evening the Goth inst A full attend
ance was requested as business OF impor-
lance would be brought up. He also
stated that on Tuesday evening the 25th
inst. Mr.. Thee H. Davies would deliver
lecture on his trip to India. 1t would
be free to all. Further, that farewell re-
ception would be rendered MIR. Davies
Thursday evening April Sd
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-fIgPPtSG NOTES.

The steamer Kinau Is dge this morning
from Maui and Hawai-.
The schooner KassOkAi bro1gtt 5l3 bags
sugar from Kauai Tuesday.
TAe steamer PeIs went on the Marine
Railway tuesday ~ receive a new shalt.
The schooner IA Moi brought 2I51O bags
sugar Tuesday morning from k0hOIaIele,
The barksntine Planter. Capt. DOw, will
saI! from this port to-day With foil cargo
f,f sugar for san Francisco
The James s. ChestOn ia d0cksd at the
Rspsanade ghere she will commence dis
charging her cargo Of lumber.
The barxantins Mary Winkiernan was
moved from sne stream Tuesday afternoon
to the +. ". 3. ) wharf. She viii soon
commence seHely.hg sugar.
The &. .. WhitmOrs finished gischarg-
ing her cara0Oi coal, she IS nD9 taxing IN
ballast at ths Espla0ade, and will he an.
eg6fsd ~ sGs stream some dag ibis week,
The American tern Oceana Vance, Capt.
Anderson. arrived AZ TINS port March 18Th
~ days from NepcaStis, ". :. w. With
ia tOr,s cbal ioT The Oceanic Steamship
Company.
The American pbsl.HR DriRantifs
francs Ii. HatstOo IN command of Chief
Officss REynb.ds came ~ ~ She old Gus
tom House wharf f1f the purpose n land
ing ~ barrels sperm OIL She Was nine
months from NeN HeClfOrd ~ this port.
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~FOR SALE~BY THE
FORT STREET,

100 in. fine Moso. Netting 10 yds. al
81 p piece.
80 in. Mosq. Netting 10 yds. at 81 50 a
piece.
Pure Colored Linen Lawn at eoc yard
Pure Colored Linen Lawn II y0s. PC
81 p piece.
Beet White Cotton Is yds. 81.
50 in. OF White Sheeting at 33c yard
Brown Cotton Is yds. 81.
Fast Colored OF New Prints 10 up 10 Is
yds. 81.
Brown Linen 6 yds. 81.
White Heavy Moieskin at SOC 8 yard
81 and 81 in Red and Dark Blue Flannel
81 yard.
26 in. Grey and White Flannel 2sca ward
Chinese Pongee Six tyellow and blve)
S. piece.
yds. wide White Figure Linen Table
Cloth 81 each.
6s in. wide White Figure Linen Table
Cloth 6nc. yard.
80 in. wide White Figure Linen Table
21& and Is White Figure Linen Table
Cloth IS 25 piece.
2xl7s White Figure Linen Table Cloth
| 81 IS piece.
lHxlss White Figure Linen Table Cloth
l1zxl}s Garnet Figure Linen Table Cloth
l7sxl 6-s Garnet Figure Linen Table
So - a piece
1l5xl1s Garnet Figure Linen Table Cloth
| S. a piece.
Fine Colored Satin at SOC a wand
Fine Colored Satin at sc q ward
Fine Garnet Nelveteen at soc. a ward
Gents Unlaundried Shirt al soc. a piece.
Boys Unlaundried Shirt at Sc a piece.
Gents Socks emhry. each side Doc pair.
Grey and Merino Socks esc. pair.
Gents India GAUGE Cndershiri soc. piece.
Gents India Gsuze Cndershirt 2Sc piece
Gents Ralbrisgan Undershiri &c, piece.
Gents Cotton Flannel Shirt and Drawers
- 7
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Mutual Life Insurance Company.

The animal statement Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York +,
of which Ir. =. T.. Rose is the agent in
the Hawaiian islands, shows The remark
able progress made by this institution
during twelve months. The record made
By the Mutual sclipses its own best Of
iDrts, and naturally exceeds that Of any
other financial institution in the world
The usn business written Amounted to
ktJt ,f(Tz 49, 81. an increase Ut s4S ,3sS, =
ZZZ % over the new risks assumed in
1899, and a gain Vi s3Z, I44 ,0l5 over the
business ri lss7-shOuiug continuous
and phenomenal advance. The assets u
tbs Mutual lifs noH aggregate 1895, 46f :
SZS %, Indicating q gain for the ysar II
slD,3l5,J73 IS. The company has uov
an outstanding insurance account
amounting u, sJft5 $40 ,J33 w. It's total
income from all sources is reported ut
gu .ii9 ,OI9 ~. n paid ~ it's members
during siis year Tor death claims, and
erslouneuts, and other obligations, si5. =
IN, Eng 30. Up ~ date the Mutual had
*2,Ji0 policies in fcrcs, showing gain
in membership for ths year III 1884.
thus forming the biggest army III tpiie7-
holders IN any regular life Insurance.
company in tho World. The surplus fnnd
vas increased sl,7l7,ti4 - in 1889. and
tbs Mutual NON has 1851 ,Z4S ~ over
and sf,JVs every liability.
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Police Court.
TUESDAY, March IS

TUESDAY, March IS.
A nolle pros was entered against Pua-
mana charged with larceny.
-Four DRINKS had to pay 81, one was
discharged and another remanded.
Arthur tombstone, charged with libel,
was remanded by request to the 10th.
Two natives charged with DESERVING
contract service with Wilder's s. :. CO.,
were ordered TO return.
Daniel Moealoha charged with larceny
OF four gold rings, was remanded.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For Maui and Hawaii per stmr W 6
Hall, Mar Is-VoIcano: Mrs Lusk, Major
Seward, + " Patterson and wife. Miss
Moves. C. : Soves, J y Raymond, Geo '
Forrnan and wife, T n Gibson and wife.
Wayports: i J lyers. Mrs Haley end
daughter. Campbell and wife. Mrs z ii
Hart, 4 Dunn, VI Goureia, L ID Tenney,
Mr. BerlOvitz, and IS deck.
For Mani, per strar Li.elike, Mar l5--
Hon Ask Young. W Fl wilkinson, DAVID
Ogl.vy. l. Dickinson, II II Berry, A 7
J0nes. Misses stiles ~, = Wilhelm, and
IN fIecx
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The Hawaiia Baseball League, at
their last meeting, decided that the sea-
son OF 1890 should open April LIST. The
time is approaching. Already num-
Der OF players are at practice, and it is to
be hoped that there will be the same
number of clubs as last year. Handi-
craft says the Kamehameha nine has not
yet been finally selected, but they hope
to have good team in the field when
the season begins.
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pEPAETC RES.

TUESDAY. Mar. Is.
Stmr w & Hall. Freeman. for Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Likelike. Davies. for kahului.
Hama and way ports.
Srmr Mikahala. Campbell. for Nawili-
will. KoICea Eieele. Wainea. and kekaha.
Stmr Nilauea Hou, Nye, for Honomu
and Pspeekeo.
Stnr Nokolii. McGresor. for Molokai.
Stmr kaaIs, HagIand, for Nawiliwili
and Hanamaulu-
Strnr Jas Make, Macauley. for kapaa.
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n. s. Sachs of the Popular Millinery
House, has just received a large ship
ment OF choice millinery goods, consist
ing of the latest styles in hats and bon
nets. ribbons and millinery trimming.
These goods were selected by Miss
Kelly, the agreeable young lady who has
charge of the millinery department.
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AT O'Clock this morning the box plan
Tor the sale of seats for the minstrel en-
tertainment Saturday evening at the
Opera house, will open at l.. J. Levey's
office, corner Fort and Queen streets.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Am bkine Planter. Dow. for San Fran
cisco.
Schr Sarah and Eliza for koolau.
Sehr Waiehu for Kauai.
Scnr IA Moi for Hawaii.
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At Paris on March 2ud The
Shriff's men entered The historic.
fashionable church IT Saint Ens-
taehs aud asizsd tho chairs, organ
and pictures as security for legal
damages awarded workman in
jursd by falling masonry while
passing the church The legality IT
the action is questioned
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The Bulletin in its mention of Com
pany AS brilliant ball says: "The pro-
gramme card was neat and pretty, worthy
OF preservation as a memento OF the
event" The programme was speci-
men of the artistic work done by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co.
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NOR THE MORE SATISFACTORY
L accommodation of our patrons We beg
to suggest to them that in cases where
drays are required for shipping goods to
outgoing steamers and coasters, or in any
case where required, at O'Clock sharp OF
the day, they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone No. 269. between l2:lj
and l2:45 in the noon hour that Mr.
Hewe't will be there in person To receive
all orders, and our friends will thereby
greatly facilitate business TO the better sat
isfaction of all concerned
17-3m HUSTACE 81 ROBERTSON.
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The Pacific Hardware Company have
Very useful article on sale in the way
OF Concord lamp attachment n cut OF
which can be seen elsewhere. Ii should
be in every household.
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There will be rehearsal of the choir
OF the second congregation OF st. An
drew Cathedral this evening immedi
ateiy after the service. The Easter
music will be taken up.
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The Misses Stiles who lately arrived
from the Coast. lett on the Uikelike yes
terday for Maui. The two young ladies'
will be quite an addition to the staff OF
the Makawao Female Seminary.
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lnan VAS given lant evening at the
fuaid ioo oI Mr, j. +, toiburn
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Meteorological.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARMY AIS.

TUESDAY, Mar. Is.
Am VII bgtre Francis BarStow, Rey-
noliS. months from New Bedford.
Am tern ocsana Vance, Anderson. 90
DAYS from Newcastle. w.
Schr kaalokai from Kauai.
schr Waiehu from Kauai.
Sshr Sarah and Eliza from koolau.
Schr Mosuola from Eva.
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The Mikado Company had a good re-
hoaraal last evening, They meet again
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week at so o'clock
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Yesterday Was the birthday of Brother
Rertram. the efficient and respected
Principal nj 81 Louis College. lie was
not forgotten hy his friends.
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There will ho meeting oil Catholic
AT the Convent this afternoon al .
o'clock. \ iuli attendance in requested
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Mrs, J. Corwin, wife of Paymaster
Corwin OF the L. : :, Nipsic leaves on
Friday on the kinau for llilo, Mrs.
torwin will probably visit the Volcano.
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The L. S. S. Nipsic will leave on Sat
turday for Hilo, Hawaii, to be absent
about two weeks. This will give the
officers capital opportunity to visit the
volcano.
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The furniture of ak ruomn, almost
nov, il offered Tor sale. See auycftint,-
mont.
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tlevel passengers lett tof the Volcano
Yesterday OH tho steamer w, q. Hall.
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LuuAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer kinau 10 dne this morning
tiom Mani and ii,Waii
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The barkentine Planter, Captain Dow,
sails to-day for San Francisco, and will
carry mail which closes at the Post
office at s so A. NJ. The Planter has
twenty-four days in which to reach the
Coast before the next mail steamer.
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Supreme esort-At cbanbers,

KELLEY Oakland Cal. March 7tb, ~
She wife of T.. T.. Kelley Esq, a SON.
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Notice to Shippers.

TOR THE MORE SATISFACTORY
accommodation of our patrons we beg
to suggest to them that in cases where
drays are required for shipping goods TO
out going steamers and coasters, or in any
case where required, at O'Clock sharp OF
the day, they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone SOS or Bell Telephone
16O between the hours of A. NJ and : PM
their wants will be promptly attended 10,
which will thereby greatly facilitate bust
ness to the better satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
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Be sure and send copy of yesterday s
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE to your friends
abroad, by the mail which closes at the
Postotfice at S: 80 o'clock this morning.
1t is tenpage edition and gives full
and complete resume OF local and island
news.
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Election of Officers.
LOST.

DOSTAL SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO.
L 1903. The finder please leave at the
Postal Savings Bank.
Honolulu, March 4. 1890 slim
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TCsSDAY, March 18Th.
Mary &. Eeckley ~. Georgs Lucas,
exscutDr and trustee of the viii of Mar
Yars1 Kee4an ri al. Bin in specific per
form&Hee, Partly heard and continued.
J, VI. NDnsafrat for plaintiff, {. J.. Car
Ter and r VI Hatch fDr Defendants.
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Aelu l0Derltynneat5.


NICELY FURNISHED ROOM All
~ Waikiki. on the beach near the tram
way terminus. Apply AT the Advertiser
office. H-f
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nesry Dasis a a..
Have fof sale, ek. AianIeda .
III H~yefy choice artleie u New KS
land fresh Butter ia Nib. rolls
on Ice, SURPRISING ia quality anything ih
the line Ut table butter obtainalgs la t3iS
market. Also u choice l9t II New Zeaiand
Apples, Potatoes, aud Onions. For sale at
very low prices 81
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THE ADVERTISER Il; TIE
Il leading daily paper vi the Kingdom
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FirewOOd For Sale,

HARD OR SOFT, AT THE HAWAII
IL an Commercial SalesrOoms 4O-tf
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
. urRREvy scHooL TEAcHERS MIcIDE

Nathan We-skcrz. Hebrew, about thirty five years
MD hired a topsiory. rear room in Mr.. Citharine
Murrays house, No. u Henry 81. three year. ago
and slept in IL night hu kept apo from the other
tenants II wa his habit 10 leave the room every
morning and return H. 1t late ia the evening. he
seldom spoLe 10 anyone IN Tie house, ahd last year
he Wa sick In hi, room for nearly week without
asking for assistance. II wa- believed that he was
a teacher in "a Hebrew school. Yesterday lie was
found dead in bed and the room Wa fun Of ga mat
had escaped from an open burner The police noticed
some cotton which he had stuffed into lns mouth
aud nostr.ls. and they thought he had us'd 'hioi"
form 10 put himself 10 sleep after turning the "a.
30 causc for hi~ suicide known. In lis room
were found number Of German ana Hebrew DOOM,
aud a wardrobe ncd with good 'l"ihc-. IN one oi
his pockctS va, "A vale containing about so lh'lc
were no letter, other documents to furnish any
information about him.