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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03
Volcanic Eruptions.

Even now we have some active volcanoes
of no little energy on our earth, and we
know that in former days the volcanoes
must have been still more powerful; that,
in fact, the Vesuvius of the present must be
merely popgun in comparison with vol
canoes which have shaken the earth in
those primitive days when it had Just
cooled down from its original condition
1t seems not impossible that some of these
early volcanoes may in the throes of their
mighty eruptions have driven up pieces OF
iron and volanic substances with violence
great enough to shoot them off into space
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE
Edwin <. Alsip 4 Co.,
The Oldest and Leading Real Estate
and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
A FRUIT FARM
In Newcastle Fruit Belt, in the
Light Tract Colony. four miles
from Newcastle, Penryn and
LOOMS.

THE TRACT ORIGINALLY CONTAINED
L 476 acres, which has been subdivded into
20 acre lots. Some have been sold and i'm
proved. It is all cleared of underbrush; corn
grows without irrigation. If required, water in
abundance can be secured, as water ditch runs
through the place The soil is deep, rich and
easily cultivated.
We claim this to be one OF the most desirable
places in Central California.
TERMS-Oce-third cash. balance in five
annual installments, with interest at per cent
purchaser paying taxes
the land.
proved land, on NJ street road about two miles
from city limits: II acras fine beariug orchard:
acres foreign vines; this land will mostly all
rooms, 2 good barns; all fenced and cross
fenced; wells and windmills; this place has
been held at SIS, 0C0, but has now been reduced
to Si3000 or will sell in sub divisions of IL acres
each.
No. 51s-11O acres about miles from New
castle; this would make fine Pear or Peach
orchard and is very cheap; $40 per acre.
No. 517-22O acres near NEWCASTLE; 20 acres
in fruit: small house; $50 per acre; small pay
ment down.
No. 519-16O acres fine fruit land near Rose
vile; Is acres vineyard; small orchard; house,
barn; several springs; $40 per acre
No. 5000 acres near Loomis; s., 500; "a acre
orchard, acre vineyard.
No. 52l-14 LIZ acres very fine vegetable
land near city cheap; inquire at once
No. SPA very nicely improved river farm,
cheap ana q bargain.
No. 524-sz0 acres No 1 fruit and grain land,
| miles from Auburn; well improved and under
irrigation ditch. Price, Sc 800.
l6c acres three miles from Loomis; acres
orchard, acres vineyard, acres alfalfa; good
mouse barn, and all fenced; lies on main road;
Will exchange for good located improved or un-
improved property; $1,000.
30 acres ~ miles south from Rocklin; %
acres orchard and vineyard; well located and
under main Bear river ditch; will also ex-
change.
80 acres near Hickey Tract Placer county;
improved; some fine land; will exchange for
| city property or sell for cash at $50 per acre
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03

Send for Cata1oEue.
Houses Rented. Rents Collected,
Property Insured. Money Loaned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03

The turning point
in woman's life brings peculiar
weaknesses and ailments. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
brings relief and cure. 1t is .
powerful, invigorating, restora-
tive tonic and nervine. 1t i'm
parts strength to the whole sys-
tenn in general, and to the uterine
organs and appendages in partic-
ular. Rundown" debilitated
and delicate women need it. It's
a legitimate medicine = purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless. It's
guaranteed to give satisfaction in
every case, or money refunded.
Nothing else does as much. You
only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more?
AS a regulator and promoter
Of functional action, at that crit
ical period of change from girl
hood to womanhood, Favorite
Prescription is a perfectly safe
remedial agent, and can produce
only good results. Equally effica-
cious and valuable in its effects
when taken for those disorders
and arrangements incident to that
later and most critical period,
known as "The Change of Life. %
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03

Mr.. Wings-''I see the barometer has
gone up suddenly" Mrs.Wings -'Another
of those infamous trusts, suppose."-&
Joseph Ners.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03

Though Lima is surrounded by some
most romantic and inviting spots there
seems to be an universal indifference to
country life; except during certain season,
when it is the custom of those who can
afford it to flock to Mirafiores, (the New
port of PERU or to make themselves I'M
comfortable for sake of little sea- bathing
at Chorillos, the local Long Branch. There
are plenty of other places within short dis
it in New York, Boston, San Francisco.
Chicago, or any other North American
metropolis, would be covered by suburban
villas. People do not even ride ont to
these lovely spots for breath of country
air, but fashion confines itself to the busy
streets, except on All Souls Day, when
everybody promenades in the great pam
theon, just outside the city limits, and on
the twenty second day of June, when the
Limaian world proceeds to the hill of
Amancaes to pick daffodils.
Mirahores and Chorillos are both recov-
eripg slowly from the disasters of war,
which destroyed them almost completely in
1888. Before that evil day their wealthy
residences rivaled those at Saratoga, among
the Thousand Islands of the st. Lawrence,
or on the Hudson river, most of them sur
rounded by beautiful gardens. Through
sheer malicious vandalism, regardless of
the rights of non combatants, and in viola
ton of the laws of civilized warfare, the
Chilean army created about as much deyas-
tation in this part of Peru as Pizsrro
caused when he invaded the homes of the
peaceful Incas. Their lines of march were
shown by the destruction of everything
that would break or burn. Towns, villages,
farms and factories were swept away by
the use of dynamite and other explosives,
through their vicious determination to do
IS much injury as possible. Exquisite
marble statues were scattered in fragments
Oh the ground shade trees that bad been
carefully irrigated for century or more,
broken, irrigating bitches destroyed, not
only upon the property OF PeruTians, but
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07
Resumen de TeIegramas
(VIA SAN THOMAS.)

Alcanzan desde el 2 hasta el 8 del CO.
rriepte;
Sc anunoia la muerte de Sir Benjamin Pine
que fu6 tenente gObernadOr dc las 1sIaS Lee
ward.
Hy gran exitacitaci6n en- Paris con mott.
vo de una ley dada EN- Berlin sObro pasapOrtes
a'ectandO 4 la AlSacia Ia LDrena Dicha dis
plSci0n ha sido NAL reCibida en- el Continente
y Ia prenSa ruSa acOnSeja que SO trate pOr TO-
dos los medioS de evitar un rOmpiMientO dc
relacioneS entire Francia Aemania.
La Camara 'le los DiputadOs trancesOS ha
mandado suprimir las apuestaS en- las Carreras
de caballOs.
Sc dice que el principe Geronimo Bona.
parte Sc encuentra enfermO de mucha grave
dad Ell Roma.
Los peri6dicos de Londres anuncian ls
aperture de Ia Exposition dc Jamaica
Et Figaro dice que la reina Victoria osta
muy cnmplaclda con Ia reception cOrt6s que SO
le hd hechO la empeFatTiz Federico en- Paris
). NJ. ha prom 9tidO recprOcAr los cumplimien
tos de que ha sidO Obieto deteni6Cd0se dos dias
EN- Paris su rrgreso del Sur de Francid.
FL EmperadOr dG3 Alemania, pOr COnductO
de sn EmbajadOr eli Paris ha dadO las graCias
al Gobierno frances por las atenciones que h9
prOdlgAdO a Su madTe. la Emperatrz Federico
I'm deSpachO de, Paris techadO 81 de los
cOrrIellteS diceq que Ia relAa de ESpaila ha abi0r-
to las Cortes.
FL discursO tie Ia Corona asegura que los
tratadns tle C'mero 10 no seran renOvadOS, perO
que E4pana estaDecera reaciOn0s aduaneras
con los patses extranieros bajo nuevas bases.
RefGrese tamtIi6D Ia amnistla de los em:-
grades pOiticOS VlecIara que el GobiernO in
SStlr3. en- inantener el ServiciO obligatOrio en-
el eJercito.
S S. el Papa ceIebr6 el de Mario el octa-
g6SimO aniverSar0 de su nacimientO.
MercadOS 'ie New York L0ndres, Mario 2.
-Harna marra Saint Laurence 4 5 pesos-
I'll. de maiZ Branlwine $3-45 -.TOcinO Mess
$93 10 baIIil.-Id nueva estaci6n $40 IL
harrilt-Azlcar cristaIizada $50 b.-Regular a
Duen rrtinp $5a.
.CamOi"s Sobre Londres 81 4844.- 4.-Mejca-
nos rs cpntavOs.
LonlreS.- De.merara cristalizado IA 81 Gid.
-Moscavad0 13 6.-DescuentU del Banco
pOr 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07
Mott cias de la Capital

Pe1die la,-Se ha perdido al salir del
Hotel Becelr Il ell AbOnitO, un anilO de orc con
un gran brII'ante nD alO al aire que vale mil
pesos. Qu'en 10 entreguo H6 noticias de su
paraderO Sera gratitcadO con Glen pesos Sc
ofrece la mas absolute reServa de las conf
dencas.
Dirijirse en- la Capital a los Sres. j. Ochoa
herEano en- Ponce D. Alfredo Casals.
Lamamos la at enci6n hacia Ell anuncio que
on el luEar correspondence puhlica don Ra-
mon VadeS, brindandO grandes economics
las personals que prOvechen su tranvla para
hacer 9! viaie de' sde BayamOn hasta Arecibo
pOr el 'elrOcarri
TOdOs los dis Us Saldr6 ell tranvfa dc Baya-
mon para CatanC Ia hora de llegar e ferrO-
carrll tie AreclDcl el vapOrcitO de esta Capt.
tai para CatanO a la una media, de modo que
llegne EayanOn tempo de alcanzar el tren
en- su viaje para Arecibo Los viajes de la
Caplt9.l BayanOn cue tan 80 centavoS on Ia
. en t6Pcera resultandO por 10 tantO muchO
mo S econ6micos que por la via de Martin Pena.
Hemos tenidO ell gust0 de r0cibir la vista
de nuestrO amigo Y cOnpanerO en- la prensa el
Sr, D. Jose Ll0rens Eehevarria, redactOr de-
Et CriteriO de HumacaO y miembrO de la CO.
mission de Ponce. SaludaInOsle carinosamente
RecOTtamos de un cOlega local:
"SegGn IeemOs en- ell DiGTiO de la Marina
Ia siruela ha vueIto reaparecEr ALA pOr
Santiago de Cuba, pero en- fOrma alarmante,
con dos casOs fatales que Obligar0n Ia auto
rldad tOmar serias medidas"
Ha muertO repentinamente esta malana en-
la Marina un pe6n de mueIle llamadO Antonio
Coto (a) Melon D!cennos que mientras cOmia
tranquiiamente un guin6o sentado sObre una
carretilla, cay6 inStantaneamente al suel0 ca
dayer, X. Up.
Las personas invita1as para el domingo q
I'll Inauguration 'lei ferrOcarril deberan con-
culfir la eStaci0n del tranvia de esta Capital
Riopedras las 5 me- de la mahana
A 4 llegada de tren ArecibO tendra lugar un
eual ser.i presidido pnr 81 ExcmO Sr. GOberna-
dor General, en Ia Hacienda CNntB0lacbe. Pre-.
paransc alenasien Arecibo grantles tiestas IA
ia celebrar el fatstO acOnteclmiento. 81 bal
le que para el dlA IL Sc prepara en- 81 que tue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07
Noticias de la Peninsula

Entire los proyectos que Sc presentarAn
para la retOrma mejOra del pueblo de BARGE
Iona, SO halla unO, On que SO cOnsigra, entire
otras cOSaS, Ia construction de gran nimerO
de waits estiO americana, 9 sea una ssrie
de muelleS que arrancarfan del actual pene-
trandO on direction al paseo de Colon, con ex.
tension de $50 metros cada uno.
En- cada Waf pOdrfan atracar c0moda-
mente dos grandeS vapOreS, de cOStado al
muelle saliente, que SO hallaria rodeado de al
maceneS de dos piSOS.
Esta refornla parece que sera aceptada
con preferencia otras.
Un ejemplo digno de ser imitado por los
demOledOres, Que t1nto abundan.
El p0rtico de piedra labrada que exiStia
ambos ladOs del cuerpn de guardia de Ia puer-
ia principal de AtaTazanas, de Barcelona, ha
sido numerado pieza por pieza para ser mon
tado de nuevo On OtrO sitio.
Ell diputado electo por Cadiz, sr MarencO,
captain de la Armada que militia en- e par.
lido zorrillista, SO ha encargado de la defensa
del acta del Sr. Pelal.
Dadas las condolences el caracter del
senior Marenco, IS casi SECURE que la discussion
del acta del Puerto de Santa Maria ofrozca
gran inter6s Y de motive para alg1n incidente,
del que con seguridad no saldra bien parade
el ministrO de Marina,
Ha cOntraido matrimOn0 en- Cordoba, q
REQ "Cintas Verdes," con su antigua noviA,
Teresa MOnerO.
El 20 de Febrero SO tOmaron los dichoS
AsistierOn q la ceremonial, Verificada on la car
cel ell conteSor dc Cintas Verdes, los her
manos de la Congregation de San Vicente de
Paul Y varios sacerdOtes y periodistas.
No serfa mejOr que 81 n!hO que ha dc ma.
Ger, pueS la MOlinerO esta On cinta, no fuese
hijo de uu cOndOnado muertei
En- las elecciones para cOmprOmisarios ve-
rifcadas en- Villamarchante (Vaiencia), ocurri6
el siguiente triste hechO:
Empatada la election, los conservadores
fuerOn en- buSca de un viejO octOgenaUio, pos
tradO en- CANA consecuehcia de los achaoues
prOpios dc la edad y de una grave dolencia.
ArrancarOnle materialmentO del lechO
va on la calle cayo el pobre viejo para no le-
vantarse jamas.
Ell hecho impresion6 vivamente al vecin-
dario.
Repetida la election, triunfarOn los libora.
les por 20 votOs contra 9.
6egdn EI Fonte9ptO, de Salamanca, Sc han
| gastado Ell aquella provincial, con motive de
las elecciones, de 80 a 85 mil duros, correspon-.
diendO $4,000 q los candidates ministerialos, y
10000 los de Oposici0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07

rias heridas en- la garganta, = en- 81 estomago,
q cOnsecuencia de las cuales fue lleVado al
hospital Y Sc halla en- gl ayfsimO peligrO.
Parece que con 81 ruido que produjO en- su
furor suicida, despetaron los deSpendientes del
establecimiento que ALI tambien dOrmian, =
viva fuerza luchandO desesperadamente, To-
graron arrancarle ell arma de la manO, desper-
tarle del suen0 magn6ticO en- que estaba su-
mergido y evitar dc esta suerte la realiZaci6n
dc un crimen.
f Las ninas Georgina Fernandez Latimer
Francisco Fernandez Fuentes, de Bayam5n,
han encontrado la solucion del logogrifo que
publicamos antes de aver.
Sc ha envenenadO on Mayaguez tomando
una dosis de Rough on Rats, un joven llama
do Jose Murgal.
Dice Et ReSwnteW que 81 premiO gOrdo de-
Ia LOteria provincial, cay0 en- Mayagiez, ga
nandOlo un pObre que ViVe en- el barriO de la
Salud
Ell Progreststo ha DIDO deer Que en- IA iole.
sta dc Arecibo ie fueron r0badas varias prem
das diStinguidas senOritas de aquella loca-
lidad
Escribe La Democracia:
demOS reclbldo una carta. circular impre-
sd, SuSCElGd pOF HueSCrO amigo don Eduardo
ASensio, secretarO que fu6 de La MattuQlidndE f
En- ella explca el senor Asensio su sepa-
raciOn de la citada compafia de seguros. Acer.!
ca dc este asunto hemos de hablar mas tsrdes
sin embajes nj rodeos.
Sc trata de algO que atecta considerables
lntereses, no es possible guardian silenOio."
Hoy a las 10 del dia entraron unos cacos
sin ser vistos, on la casa de don jose Ro-
pert (Rlo-piedras), y SO llevaron algunas prem
das de ropa.
dicen que no progresamos
Don r. Porrata do Caguas nos ha remiti-
do la soucion de salgunos de los entreteni-
nlmlentos publicados en este diario.
90
Nos escrlben de Manatf:
"Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE:
Con gusto hemos vlsto un anuncio de Ia
sonora dona Mcaela Dalmau Carreras ofre-
clend0 un especiticO mexicano para la eura-
clon dc Ia viruela para evitar ell contagio de
tan terrible enfermedad; como quiera que
en- este pueblo Y su jurisdiction son muchOs
los casOs que existen, Vi6ndonos amenazados
de que Sc desarrolle la epidemia, Verlamos con
placer que Ia sonora Dalmau SO dera un via
je pOr esta lOcalidad en- donde podria siendo
clerto su medicamentO, ganar mucho dinero.
Urs SuScritor"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07
Ia Correspondence de PueTtO-RiCO.
Puerto Rico, Marco &c 1891.
ATENCION

Repetimos por Ultima vez, que dadas las
condolences de este peri0dcO y las secciones
regamentarias que tiene que lienar, no Sc pu-
blicaran nnticias que no sean cOncretas, cOrtas
Y sin concentrates.
TOda noticia que exceda de dos cuartillas
de papel, no serl pubIicada sino en- la Secci61s
de ComanicadoS siempre que SO acOnpa1e su
importe razon do 10 centavos por Inca ma
nUscrita.
No Sc devuelven originates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07

Institute de los Jesuitas en- santurce, sera de
etiqueta no de confianza como Sc ha dicho.
90
Circula el rumOT de que Sc ha reclbldO
hoy un telegrama Official de Madrid, ordenando
ouc cese embellishments on su destino de Ad-
ministrador Central de Hacienda, nuestso res
petable amigo Ell ST. don Ulpiano Vald6s.
90
Pages para la pr0xima semana:
SOrteO IA Cap6sa %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07

Tambien hemos ode decir que no seran
inyitadas para dicha fiesta muchas y muy dis
tinguidas personas de las mas connotadas de
esta Capital
RNo hemos bebido nunca mejOr Brandy
que el del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07

+ Hoy SO ha estado trasladando desde 81 Is
lote a Catafo la maquinaria de la retineria de
petr6leo que SO va a montar en- las inmedia-
clones de dicho pueblo. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07

Hemos sido fayOrecidos con la vista del
apreciable cabalerO amigo nuestro Sr. D. Al
tredo Casals, unO de los miembros de la coml-
sion poncena. Agradecemos muy mucnto su
atonci0n. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-07
Noticias de la IsIa

Relacion detal!ada del incendio del de
1891 en- Bayam0n (Barrio de Sal 81 pmede).
Entire quemadas destruidas 10 casas en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
Rarzses OF the influenza.

LoSDON. Nay IScn.-The deaths
from Influenza II this city during
t1e p2Sc week number rs, an ex-
cess Of twenty-0ne over the highest
dez-h r4-e II tEe epidemic 0f 1890.
The deaths iron lung diseases
reached : -O.2l Of 5S4, 2+0 Z ex-
cess Of the average rate. SIR John
LCotOck ana Buriett C0Utts are
down with the disease. All the
eminent patients are doing well. Il
Is expected that 4r. Gladstone viii
20 20 H4w2rden on Saturday.
The fEmigation Of the Parliament
building h&s commenced. Joseph
Chamberlain an6 Lord Harrington
are down with influenza Glad
stone Is progressing f2verably.
There are now seventy members Of
the Commons suffering from inf2-
enE-
The Frnee Of WzIes Is suffering
from 5 slight attack OF infuenz@.
Baron B-&ssey's brother, Henry,
5 dead. Pneumonia, following in
ECenEz- Vas the cause.
LoSDOS, Aay 18th The infU-
enLa epidemic / seriously inc-eas-
II South Russia.
n RusSl2 Poland The disease has
dec-D-ced The population Of many
TilizgeS-
The lnfuenz2 : spreading among
the members Of the English P4rIi2-
Denc, 2Dd eighty-fOar members OF
the Commons &re now reported
suffering from the disease.
The Prince Of Wales, who has
been suffering from the infuenzs,
= now conTzlsSeeu-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16

your money and time to make
our school homo rs comfortable as
possible. Those, who. ike myself,
hsye lived here many years, have
proved it to be 8 very dear and
pleasant home. Your kindness has
also made the burdens of the
teachers lighter, and it does not now
require such sacrifices TO teach in
the seminary as it did in the early
days OF the school. We thank Won
all for what you have done for us.
We owe large share OF this ad-
vsneement also to our teachers, who
have been with Us in rain as we'll as
IN sunshine; who have comforted
snd advised Us in trouble. and have
given their precious time to us out
OF school as well as in school. Just
now, as some of them are about TO
leave Us, we wish to thank them
heartily for all they have done for
Us, and hope that while at their
homes IN America their thoughts
may sometimes return to Hawaii
nei.a and in the picture which may
rise before them of this Paradise Of
the Pacific kmsy they see dear
hswaiahso Seminary" where they
have labored hard to educate us
Hawaiian girls.
May Gods blessing rest upon
them, is the wish and prayer of us all.
MARGARET Powers.
kswaishso Seminary,
June 4th. 1891.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16

ont as school inspector Of tweu>
tv-uine car2ts rine Al the glow
Inc virtues OF the country peGa-
goc1e. recoSrizsd by the ignorant
ra6ble ana igSored by the frater,
nitv al teachers burst upon the
Prsmie-s e0rapyure6 mental ap-
prehecSS0u, 2Ui inspires cores
pou6juEly eloquent recital of them,
Substantially his eOlogjUm states
thar W&ihee Is the only school
worthy of the praise bestowed by
Her Majesty; tha, the Minister IS
highly SratI6ed; thar Waihee 5
rs&eher Is bully; thar if other
schools Were Of equal standard
there would Re no necessity 20
send HawajiSn youths abroad; /;
and finally that the Minister would
make /. : point 70 see tb4I the
Board q EGDoatiOn should make
Up 70 realization o. the Wslhee
schoOlmaS,ers excellence.
We hope the Board Of Education
VIII be duly sensible OF Its short
cominSs IN rot making the Waihee
prodigy more conspicuous. We
would sISo suggest that the Minis
tsr's speech be detached from the
Foreign Department, and be an
nexed as supplement 20 the In
spec,or-Generzl's report And,
finally. we would urge other
teachers who have l2bored faith
fully and achieved much without
the reward Of such unexsmpled full
some f2ttery, not 20 feel insulted-
Let them press forward IN their
noble work- Green fields await
them snd bright vistas are before
them. The true teacher viii md
his reward in fhe fruit Of his exer-
Iions rather than IN the advertise
ment of them. And if MS soul
should become dauntei, f he
should repjne 81 seeming 6iscrim-
inStion. Il envy should scar his inner
lee him take comfort in
the thought cha. Ministers are IS
capable u estimating the merits OF
IS they &re Of umpiring
wres- e matches. TEACHER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
VII. G. IRWIN { COMPANY,

Hmited.l
VIZ. G. IEEIS, -eS, tent and Manager
CLAUS SFzECKELs, Ce-PreSicel,
WALTEE u. GIFE4zI
Secretary snc Treasurer
THO. c. PoEEEE. Auditor
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.
AGENTS CT TEE
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,
o. San Francisco, Cal.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., (Limite6) has
assumed the assets snd liabilities OF the
late firm OF Wm. 6. Irwin & Co., and will
continue the general business formerly
carried on by that house. l364-2IOS-q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
- Iars Alr. ReiuharzI;.

rAlsoraoz, EAwAll, June ;, u.
-lr. Err-Ss IN y01- issue c, ne Il
-s-s arrears Al item Stating thai me
.sss-H Il o-r esteemed Is-.os-cii-ss2 Ny
Rszna2-5, Vas froc 4poplsHy and
-. IL was toSo6 dead = lis os1- ne ne
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4 FIeorozs Foreign PoLfey.

4z. EDIroE: The struggles Of
one q me Nsui school teachers lzc
Wslheel for EeEspsPsr nOtoriety
1zTs = lzs- been rewarded. His
OCCASIONAL szllies into print and the
Ll1dicio1s Efforts Of some Of his
friends % advertise his merits have
heretofore terminated II pathetic
Gis&s-sr. He might have indUlged
4 van eudeSvors 70 secure reeog-
Eitiou for tine 70 come. His feeble
pen EOzld have proven inadequate
% The portrayal Of his trznscendens
exeslenee- Despite his frantic ex-
er-ions 70 compel h0uzgs 10 his
rzre genius he seemed fzted 70
b-1sh unseen Al s time Eher the
cl01ds Of obse1rity and dzrkness
q oblivion seemed about 70 close
z-ozEd the lzstre Of his career.
-hsy we're edeet1sliy dispersed by
radiance from another soareeI The
Hon FOreign Minister hss given
- another evidence Of his Tersz-
1hty- The intricate foreign policy
1eening II his thought reser-
FoT Vas Supposed 70 be sIl thst
one faite understanding cOald con
tzin Bz- the Premier blossoms