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that only hope my voice may be strong enough to
guide other sufferers to your Dispensary.
1 tried many patent remedies and all the local
skill, and none of them did me any good
Yours. very truly, w. j. RAY.
There are great many Others who have been
them are: Mrs. Richard Lloyd, wife of Judge
Lloyd. Dwight way, Berkeley; j. Holmer 205
ST., F.; J. 2. Hanson, 2ll IL Geary ST., F.; Miss
Lottie Hart, 24o Greenwich St, S. f.; Charles
frst st. and Broadway, oakland, Cal; W. E. GOOD
rich College CITY, Gal; >. H. lawrence lawrence, s7d
s F.; Mrs, Mary Steele, i9la Rausch St,
County, CAL; John Peterson, 22U o'FarreIi
St. S. r; Miss Grace sachs. Lewis St,
Mrs. Frankie Stewart, 500 Bush ST. S. F.: Andrew
Mcmillan Martin, As Ridley ST., s. F.; Mrs Pan
line Voss 26l0 Manchester St, s. F.; C. f. Eek
hart, Gilroy, Cal; Mrs Koiby, 2S1a Willow ave,
AZ William r Kan s. taS Post st. r. Miss
nemer 5o2 Davis ST. S. F.; Miss Ellen D. Collins,
"a s st. l r. M D. Wright H 1874 Florida
$. F.; Miey Doan: 126 Ivy St. S. F.; Mrs. Margaret
entna ss F Mrs Mary townsend 5 ~ Erie fe st
S. r.; Frederick Brown. COpperopolls, Cal; Mrs.
luna Cal; Henry woods. 400 twenty eighth St, S
F.: George Danieson, 204 Fourteenths st. 5. F.: John
NhS ST. M A. ST. scrf san i Rafael "a Gs
Mrs. s. G. Smith, 1705 Market St, S. f.. Jennie
hR Peer soS
stockton ST., S. F.; Miss Emily Bauer, ISIS Califor
mia st, s. F.: Alex Wood, sos seventh St.: Mrs
McGreevey. Bartlett ST.; Henry Brown. Union Iron
Works; orvilie yelling, SOS Castro St, oaSland;
G. Huwe, 4lO1a Eel St. S. T.; Mrs Pauline Stew
art S32 Vallejo st. s. F.. o. q. SlaytOn Niles. Cal
Miss Minnie Neagle. 607 Webster ST.. oakland;
Herman j. Bose. lS3 Folsom ST., ). r.: Miss Nellie
Maddigau, 9l2 McAllister ST., S. F.; Adolph Bosge,
Old Mission road, 5. F.; Hugh McSherry, 341 Fifth
ST.. s f.; Mrs. A. Fiehmann, Tracy, San Joaquin
County, Cal; A. Is. Adolf, $751; Grove ST., 5. F.;
Adoph Nelson, 1850 o'Farrell ST., S. F.: II. (.
Shook 1921 Market ST., $. +.
These ladies and gentlemen have given permits
sion to their names Write yourself and learn
their experience.
A staff OF physicians and surgeons, having diplomas
and the Endorsement of the best colleges medicine
and surgery, skilled specialists who have long
experience in treating special and chronic Diseases
are in constant attendance. The great advantage
institution of this character has is self-demon-
strative.
Every character of disease treated Hundreds
have been cured by mail treatment II you are out
of the city explain your by letter. 1t will
you nothing.
Beware OF people who aecost you on the street
and endeavor to induce you to go elsewhere for
treatment. They are in the employ OF disreputable
quacks.
German. French and Spanish spoken.
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Outside Land Block 1918, bounded by
Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth avenues and r
and ) streets, has been sold Tor $500. Not
yet OF record.
street, 10 feet south of Twenty fifth, SO :10hx
III IS in size, has been sold for $1,000. Not
yet Of record.
The property on the southeast corner of
Folsom and Twentieth streets, 60x95 in
size, has been sold for $3.50. Not yet of
record.
The property on the south side of Saera-
mento street, 81 IS feet west of Maple, 50x
100 in size, has been sold for $500. Not yet
of record
The property northeast corner Devisa-
dero and Vallejo streets, 275 feet on Devsa-
dero to Green, by 1877 IS on Vallejo to Green,
has been sold. Not yet OF record.
Inc property north side Haight street. SIS
feet west OF Steiner, 25xS6 in size. has been
sold for Slo,150. Not yet of record.
The property south side Of Post street.
81 :6 feet east of Larkin, 25x137 Is in size, has
been sold for 800. Not yet of record.
Inc property southeast corner Bryant
street and Center place, 25xSO to Park
Lane north, has been sold for $6l50. Not
yet of record
The property on the southwest corner Of
Mission and West Park streets, % feet on
Mission by 100 on West Park, has been sold
tor S2S25; not yet of record.
The property on the southwest corner of
oho Stt6tlS,
feet in size. has been sold for $3.50 not yet
Of record.
The middle 5nvara on the north side of
Clay street, between Spruce and Maple, has
been sold for $500; price put in deed, $40.
The property on the west side of Mission
street % feet south of West Park. near
Thirty-third, 25x100 feet in SIZE, has been
sold for S2400; not yet Of record.
The property southwest corner OF Golden
Gate avenue and Steiner street, 1871 IS on
"a htv 20 t-,.s
sold for S27, 900; not yet of REGARD.
The property on east side of Cherry street,
100 north of Sacramento, 81 :Sx137 IS in size.
hes bsea sold for $l450; not yet of record.
The property on west side of Buchanan
street, ITO feet north of Union, 81 :6x137 g in
size. has been sold for $3.50; not yet Of
record.
Four lots. each 25x1O0 in size, on north
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Around the world the tidIngs roll
A nath is found frnna nnla 10 mia

including the full strength of the theater
and many special engagements for the &C.
casi0n. In mounting, casting and setting
"Aquio" the managers of the TiYoli have
not done things by halves,
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MAKING READY FOR ALABAMA"
Ehs Directory FrsShelS Up for Another
F0Tnight'S RQl-A New Romantic Spec
taGl8 at The TiF8li-LGWis Morrison Will
Play Henri de LagTdTG The Girls
m8S-A Second Offering Of The Ger
man Dramatic Company" The DazBlGr.
European Musical ItemS-PDSOlal and
y Other J0ttilgS.

The Lyceum Company begins the fifth
ard farewell week Of its engagement to-
morrow night, presenting for the novelty of
the week a three-act comedy entitled
'Nerves." an adaptation by J. COmyns
Carr from the French of LES Femmes
Nerveuses" by NM. Blum and Toche. 1t
ran nearly year in Paris, and the present
adaptation was produced successfully for
more than six months in London. Its pres
entation last season atthe Lyceum Theater
was somewhat of an experiment. and
proved during the six weeks of its main
senance there that the Lyceum players
were capable of rendering enjoyable the
lghtest quality of farce work.
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NERVES" Will be given Monday, Tuesday
nee, and will be preceded at each perform
ance by a one-act play, The Open Gate,
by {. Hadd0n Chambers, author OF The
ldler." Ii tells the story Of two lovers
VINO have quarreled in their youth, and who
IN their maturer years are reunited. As a
foil TO the chief characters there are two
Younger sweethearts Who are saved from
Wrecklng their happiness by the experience
Of their elders. The cast includes Georgia
CayyIn. Eifie Shannon, Nelson Wheatcr0ft
be The last performance of "Th7 Charity
Ball" Friday night the las. time OF The
ldler" and SATURDAY night the only time this
engagement Of The Wife," which intro
vuuced the Lyceum Company here four years
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O5n0PoLLTAN
JlsPENSARY

Corner Market, STOCKTON and Ellis Sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
Out of town patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence; one visit desir-
able but not necessary Medicine sent safely and
free from observation to any part OF the country.
Write for prospectus send for symptom blank to
fill ont and letter explaining your disease giving
advice. etc.. will be returned free. au2 IS ct
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IN BAD FORM.

1t is considered very bad form for person to bs
ghlty of an act that offends Others To keep on
suffering from catarrh when you can easily be
cured is bad form.
There few diseases that are more disagree
able and nauseaiing. 1t is painfully unpleasant TO
witness the ravages OF tn s acute disease and OBJ.
serve the extentt which it sometimes progresses.
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M sTOEY On THE PLAY

Is regarding a young wife. eXcuSing a vile tenn
kper under the plea of nervousness, and who, en-
EcOuraged by moth + Of ike temperament, gOads
= patient husband into II nZy, ana then threat
ems 10 sue Tor a divorce. When he points out
Jhat he has never given her the least cause for
complaint she declares she VIII provide him
with IN excellent reason for beginning suit on
80 own account, and straightwAy dispatches.
, hinder his very nose, and in defiance OF his au-
tAOtity, a mole To certain eoufectiOner whose
name she mas leaned by accident This letter.
owing 10 the shrewdness OF a maid is never for
warded. but out of 1t grows a succession of
1auguable complications in which the bewiide ed
liner, play prominent parts. IN the end, of
COURSE. every thing Is Strengthened tut. the wife
TeDents her folly, and The interfering mother in
law IS property Inundated.
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THE CAST.

captain AFihl'ag1 a victim Nt nerves ..........
Herbert heicey
.---..- .........-- ............-.. Charles Wacot
Bipp0yte Caramel, a French coufectioner by
special appointment TO her Majesty ana the
Prince of Wales w. J. LemOyne
Mr.. casper twIth undated faith il the pastlies
mecr0Cigucl ritz Williams
Atkins, messenger Of the Ranuuncuiu5 Cub.
Walter c. Bellows
James, servant Of Captain Armlta-e.. ...........
Charles Robinson
Customer Charles King
Mrs. Angela BuNcnl Brittle iwho never iuLeT-
feres in her daughters household ...--.....
.---.......-.... Mrs. Thomas " h!fen
Violet Armltace anything To break The parliyZ-
lnE cain OF her observation-disclosures -Efhe shannon
Emma a maid whose nerves have been shat
tered tIiza Logan
lphiseuie---..-..l Mamie DeerEg
Anua............ Ia the employ OF Clara NrCoud
Luiirt.----...... Mons. Caramel. Jennie Kennedy
Ciarisse.---. 500. go leila Brown
A ellie krrwin
Madam Zephyr Elaine "a fashionable mIliuer
18th tie uuerrIue instinct OF an artistl-..-... %
e..................-.- Georgia Cayyau
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noticed an Improvement in my condition two
weeks after 1 began your treatment. The dull.
woebegoue feeling has left me. and 1 feel SO glad
that 1 only hope my voice may be strong enough to
guide other sufferers to your Dispensary.
1 tried many patent remedies and all the local
skill, and none of them did me any good.
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The Grismers.

Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davies will
spen the regular fall and winter season at
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A Society Actor.
Personal and DINER Jot,,nc..

He could not act a little bit,
Nor earthly passions ape;
He simply drew his salary,
And travelled on his shane.
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Value OF san francisco Real Estate

and Buildings over all Mortgages. 1906, 50 1853
We do not believe any other city in the
freedom from debt as this. Michael Fara-
day, the great English scientist, said that he
bowed to fact, but he always cross-qnes-
toned an assertion. The above statement
of facts is worth pages of assertion as to the
solyency and solidity Of San Francisco real
estate.
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IotAi licOine..-.-- 81 I2.eSS
EXPENDITURES.
Netemount paid for Fire Losses Gnclnd-
ing aI4I $50 90 losses previous yrarS} s519f+4
Dividends to tOckholders 1895 o.
Brokeraee, ....-,........ 201,7o3 o.
for oficers clerks etc .,......e... 70Ao9e
Paid for State. National local taxes 9.IiO
All other payments and expeudtureS...- 1925 ~
Total Expenditures. ...........-...... &S79.575 -
Fire Losses incurred during the year. 1855 794 e.
RISKS AND PREMIUMS.
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TIE PICTORIAL SIDE.

Tucker. They bear upon them the stamp
of originality and Truth to nature and add
much to the completion of Mr.. Thomas
Unrk
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d county is as follows:
Total value of all MORTGAGES on Cit

Total Yalue of all Mortgages City
iiopeity ......'...s...... ..,....--%3o, IoS,o4I
The city real estate account on the above
basis would then stand as follows:
Value Of San Francisco Real Estate and
Buildings. ...............S $3.50 0O0, 600
Total Value of all Mortgages Due..... 43l6S ,641
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> u M II er, Z al
Cosm opolitan
Dispensary, San
Francisco, Cal.
Gentlemen: L am
so ealIy glad
I hat l b e an
treatment at your
Dispensary some
time ago. Before
l began l suffered
so much fro IN
catarrh and felt
so sick and weak
l often thought
that there was no
earthly use in'my
ever expecting to
be a well man.
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Total Liabilities. .....

INCOME.
Net c7sh actually received for Fire
premiums.
Received for interest on Bonds and
Mortgages
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from
all other sources.
Received for Rents. .-.,
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~ on tue 3lst day of December, A. u. 1890 and
Tor the year ending that day. as made to tile In
surancs Commissioner of the State OF California
pursuant to the provisions of Sections $40 and 81
OF the Political Code, condensed as ger blank fur
niShed by the Commissioner.
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The Ministerial Defence - An
"IrriIivant Answer.
The Minister Of Fanance AXIS Uncle
Zeke "Was His Granmudder
Monkey"

Mr.. EDITOR: The newspapers have
dealt so leniently with the present ad.
ministration that was somewhat inter-
ested the other day when your CORE.
spondent, Uncle Zeke," touched on
the self evident fact that the public i'm
provement items OF the appropriation bill
We're being pigeon-holed; and in subse-
quent letter charged the Minister of
Finance with having privately sold Gov
eminent bonds at considerably below
their market value. AS the Minister OF
Finance is we'll known to be stock
holder, controlling the policy of the after
noon daily, l naturally expected there
would be denial, or ut least an explain
alton, CO. corning the facts; but the only
reply so lar made to the first article was
a headless editorial squib to the effect
that I" somebody is apparently trying to
talk politics." and that 1.-The country
would soon enough have more politics
than was good for it; aud the only an
swer to the charge about the bonds was
that " Uncle Zeke is political failure"
l have since been trying to think what
the neglect to carry out necessary pub
TIC improvements has 10 90 WITH politics,
and why, if the directions of the peoples
representatives are ignored, a citizen
cannot draw attention to the fact without
being accused of trying to enbroll the
country in political fight. 1 have also
been trying to get through my head
what t" Uncle H. ke's" political failures
or successes have to do with the malad-
ministration now charged against the
Minister of Finance. But l have given
it up. It's one of those things fellow
can't most always sometimes find out.
1t reminds of the story of the man who
wanted to take nap uudisturbed and
said to his Irish servant, g Pat. don't
want to see any body tor while, so if
any one calls You needn't tell anv lies,
but just give them an irrelevant an
swer "
"Ill do that same, sor," replied Pat
Later in the day the gentleman came
down stairs refreshed by his nap, and
said, well Pat, did any one call? ''
Yis, Sor, wan man."
What did you say to him %
Sure, and gave him an irrilivsnt
answer. sor; as yes tould me 10, SIR"
''Well, but what did you say to him ?"
Sure, and axed him was his gran
mudder monkey, sor! !"
Evidently the Ministers of Interior
and Finance are telling no lies, but de-
pend on 'irrilivant answers 5" to tide
them over. PAT.
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TENDERS WANTED.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
Attorney Office til IL O'Clock
noon on SATURDAY, the 23d day of May,
1891, for furnishing the Oahu Prison for
six months beginning Saturday, the 23d
day of May. 1891. with following sup
plies at such times and in such quantities
as may be required:
The Marshal, or such other officer as he
may designate will make the acquisitions,
and all supplies will be subject to his in
spection and approval. The amounts set
opposite certain items in the Schedule are
the approximate requirements for the six
months, but all the supplies are to be fur
nished as required by the Marshal.
Bids will be accepted for either the whole
list of supplies or for those named in any
one class.
The contractor will be required to furnish
suitable bond for the faithful performance
of his contract.
All tenders must be distinctly marked
blenders for Supplies. Oahu Prison"
The Attorney General does not bind
himself TO accept the lowest or any bid.
w. AUSTIN WHITING,
Attorney 6 eneral.
Attorney C eneral's Office, May 5, 1891
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THE DAILY
INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.

An application was lately made
BY an officer of the United States
army, Lieut.. P. III. Clarke, of the
cavalry service, to join the German
army, in order to acquire prac-
teal knowledge of the superior
German cavalry service. The ap-
plication was favorably received,
and Lieut.. Clarke has been detailed
to serve in the Westphalian Hussar
Regiment No. IL, stationed at Dus-
seldorf. This is the first instance,
says the New York Herald, "of o
United States army officer being
detailed to serve 10 a German regi-
ment, and the fact that be is per-
mitted to join the Westphalian
hussars shows the kindly feeling
of the German government, and
that there is no jealousy on the
part of the military authorities
here. The American Minister
Phelps, residing at Berlin, has off,
oially thanked the German Minister
of war for this special favor, who
replied that it afforded HIM pleasure
to do anything to increase the
friendship and sympathy that had
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MUDDY WATER !

When water Is too filthy to wash In
what effect must 1t have upon the sys-
tenn when taken into the stomach =?
We have had an In, imation that it will
have the present brown color for
THE NEXT SIX MONTHS.
The condition of the water in Homo
lulu Is SO bad that it has attracted
the attention OF the Board of Health
and some OF the members of that
body are Of the opinion that the only
remedy for 1t Is to use fl ters. We
believe the GATE CITY STONE
FILTER sold by us to be the best In
the market and the only one to be re-
lied upon. Call at our store and SET
them In use.
THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE
CO., FORT STREET, opposite Spree
kels' Block. 276s-lw
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THE HARB0R BAR.
the GerE

We were unpleasantly but very
practically reminded yesterday of
the urgent necessity for deepening
the entrance into the harbor. The
American ship Centennial from
New York while in tow of a suit
able tug and in the hands of a CON-
petent pilot, and drawing about
twenty-on one and half feet of
water, stuck on the bar and re-
manned fast for several hours.
A twenty-one or twenty-five foot
entrance is no good for harbor of
any pretensions to Importance now
a-days. In March last, when every
hour was of Importance, steamer
capable of carrying the largest
cargo that ever left this port had
to complete her loading outside the
bar. The regular Pacific Mail
steamers between San Francisco
and China call here, but can not
get in If they would, and any new
and fast liner between Vancouver
or San Francisco and the Austria
lias would want more water than
there is here now
The Nicaragua canal will be
an accomplished fact in about six
years, and that is to carry depth
of thirty feet through. A canal
such as the Nicar; qua will, as the
Suez Canal already has done
largely influence the style of yes
sci, which will be built ex-
pressly for the passage, and twcn'
ty-eight or thirty feet ships will be
more plentiful than they are now
The draft of vessels permitted to
enter the Suez Canal has been THU
year increased from twenty. foul
feet seven inches to twenty-five
feet seven inches, and the cana
itself has been dredged out tx
eighty and a half metres OF
27.8S feet.
The dredge and everything neces
sary for opening the passage int
the harbor to depth OF thirty fee
will soon be put on hand, and al
that we can say for the present is
hurry on the work!
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Life in Paris.

So far 25,0O0f. have been sub
scribed for the MISSIONER memo
rial.
In Paris beribboned bouquet is
regarded as chad form" and q
dame of the haut monde now en-
ters salon carrying a spray or
branch of some flowers 10 season,
such as lilac or mimOsa.
The amount of money spent in
identifying the new palaces OF
the successful Paris bourgeolsie is
noted IN the New York Sun. Mar
BILE staircases, tapestried panels,
ancient and historic furniture, and
decorated ceiliGgs are compare
lively a new cultivation for the
new rich Partisan; but they are
beginning to show in great force.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
stateme nts made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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always existed between the officers
of the American army and those OF
the German army"
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Why NOf2

Mr.. EDITOR: Now thai the opium
scare is about over, it is to be hoped
that our Marshal will devote little OF
his we'll known energy in closing up the
numerous gambling houses aud illicit
grog shops, where sandpaper gin and
tarantula- juice-miscalled whisky are
openly sold night and day.
1t is matter of notoriely that such re.
sorts are we'll known to the police. Why
are they not suppressed?
May 81, 1891. ADAMS ALE.
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Bp lutI)uritp
In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
Waiian Islands.

ORDER.
By virtue of the authority in ME vested
by the sta utes of this Kingdom, hereby
order that the term of the Second Judicial
Circuit Court. to be holden at Waikiki, in
the Island of Maui. on TUESDAY, the
second day of June. 1891. be and is hereby
postponed until MONDAY, the fifteenth
day of June. 1891. at 10 o'clock A. n.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
isl the Supreme Court at Honolulu.
this 18th day of May, 1891.
A. r. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Attest: HENRY SMITH,
1857 ct Clerk Supreme Court.