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Iglesiy por su Gobierno; y 81 al
70 nostros va ALI Y abraza sus Green
n coniderarlas mejOres Y mas ade-
q susentir, gritais que IS. un es-
liss 4delina, dijo encendido 81 ros-
s0rajaa presidenta, me parece que
ira Iadre Os oyese, os mandaria
lorGga chocais con la opinion ge-
e-si cheso con ella, es porque es cho-
.ss~Mjss. firefy, repuso Miss Adelina,
ncaeec caandO veO1 que recae hOstil-
Nna Sss4eR hermosa Lady Virginia Ar
que 1FenunclandO al mundO suS
Y a uscomOdidades, y hasta su
ha emplead0 este en- fundar un es-
,"OleclmlentoFde benefcencia para enfer-
mos desvalid0s, quienes cuida Dor 81
mlsma, como las Hermanas de Carload Ca
.tollcaS, con admirable abnegaci0n celo
81 la vi6rais como .yo la vi euando para
consular al Doctor fu6 mi madre a aquel
establecimientOl So. Qui6n hubiera reco-
nocldo La OrgullOsa Lady Virginia on aque-
LA humilde enfermera! aqueI lujo tan
tastuOso en- el sencillO vestido de lana ne
gro que4a vestia J.. !. aquella arrogancia
altlVa en- Su humilde modestia!
--Todo ESQ es n1uy afectado chocan-
to, opino la senoray yFirefy.
--Pues 20 10 hallo muy sincere edi-
dcante, contesto la i0ven.
AL dia siguiente Sc reunieron la presi-
senta principales socias en- conciliabuIo
de Ell resulto la expulsion de Miss Adei-
de la Sociedad.
Mis- Adelina conhunic6 al Doctor. 10 re-
10, y este le 'dtiO :-Tened presente,
Adelina, cuand3 Oigais semejantes Co
n boca de enelbigOs tan encarnizados
9stra santa Religion, que dice Fitz-
ms que "el trhnsito de Ia Iglesia a
eta Sc hace gqseralmente por el ca
g los vicios, y sl de una secta q Ia
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LCROGRIFO NuMERIco

y ],2,1O,8, 8,17Ndnbre de mujer.-11, TO- O13, II ibm
137518 i IL II 7917 4 idem-6 dem 81o21al7
- 9,la8, IL II gidem.-617,11,6,17,11,17 id4n
~ s108lZ6,1 A 1em.- -5,11, ,15,5,2,17 idem.-GA7,
5,i31O,8,16,T Nombre de var6n.-5,2, 2,1437,
idem.-3,017,2,7,1 Pueblo de la isla,-l7,
E21,15 sligo del Zodiaco.~-12, Is, IT'S, ,9741,
U3p. naegante.- ,2,3,4,5,6,78 ,1O,11l2,
vac, Eombre de una sOoiedad.
Dos amigos
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERcADo DE LA CAPITAL.

AsIcGr.-Se han vendido hoy:
200 sacos centrifugal "a San Pedro $4-19.
80 bocoyes refno Bello sitio, $3-O5.
35 idem idem F. O., So Is.
13 idem idem San Jose $40.
MIeIes.-Sin operaciones.
CG3.--Sin variaci6n: do $241 a s25 la ca
lidad corriente
Ron.-Abatido Y con movimento de baia.
Hoy vale des$40 Sal los 100 gaIones.
s.. CansbiOS.-~El BG1scO EspGl5OE cotiza:
Londres CODY, $5-s5.
Paris 9 div, $163 por 100.
Estados- Unidos DIV, 90 por 100.
Espa1a DIV, 141 por 100.
Habanae 8 DIV, 13 por 100.
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An
lima de
EFEM
la plaza el 2.
lestino Ruiz de
alcaldia de la foECaleza uer NO.
san los arbitrios establecidos
authorization del papel moneda,
SO habia amortizado este. $780,
aprobando Ia organization reglam>
los batallones de miIicias de la lisa.
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Acciones del Banco Espanol de Puerto
Rico. Tiene de Venta don Geronimo Zerbi,
Sol AZ. 6-1
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ENTRADAS

DE Liverpool, vapor espanol Mgyaqsieg,
de 827 toneladas, capitan Alboniga, a S. lie Ez,
qulaga, c. colores. Gonzalezy Perez, so C.
quesos. j. Ochoa y hermano, 4 fds sacos, /
pqte muestras. MulIenhoff Korber, i G. me-
chas. Chayarri y Co., fds tejidos A. Caba-
mas, 9. tejidos Bar6 y CO., IL c. agua-min
ral Vicente Co., $50 G. quesos. Egozcue '
Clos, $50 81 arroz.-A Ia orden: F. &C 6 c..
cascos, 2 c carretones hero. E. 200.c que
sos. R. c., 1000 sacos arroz. A. 100 id. id.
S. 1000 id i'll. H. 1,5O0id id. p 500 id. i'd
B. so id. id. W. 500 id. id. D. so i'd id. c.
25 i'd. i'd.
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Llega usted en- el tren de Arecibo las
ANAGRAMA
LkREs, CRAMA, BREMEN, CARO-

L4RES, CRAMA, BREMEN, CAKO
DescomponeIlestas palabras, y con SUI ie-
tras formar ell nonbre y apollido de una are
ciable inteligenP senorita de este pueblo
Toa.alta. IT, M C.
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q f R K M 10 ~
EN- UN ALBUM,

Buscando por 81 verg6l
Una flor digna de ii,
halle mezQuino ell clavel,
Y entire un ramo de laurel
una Yioleta escondf.
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Ell mejor lic1r para estos climas es elB on
puro 81 meier Ron puro Viejo que So v4de
On Puerto Rico 3s el de la Tenda Honda, IAN
Jose 27. Guarjeme usted el secreto.
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Leemos en- un colega extraniero /:

"E'r5to de la O0cusGcj6ps en- AEemanja, ,--En
Alenlania es obligatoria la vacuna conforme
la ley del ImperiO 10 mismo que la revacuna-
cion en- certos periodos de la vida. Desde que
la ley seha llevado su extricto cdmplimien-
to durante los 1ltimos amos, la viruela ha de-
saparecido scasi completamente del imperio
aleman. 81 dltimo inforrne Official dice, que
en- el a1o de 1888 soloaconcurrieron ITO falle-
cimientOs de viruea en- toda la nac0n, sean
SO menos que en- 1887, Y 81 menos que en- 1886,
De las 1lO muertes, 88, 6 sean cerca de cuatro
quintas parties, ocurli ieron en- los luga~es de
las fronteras de otros paises donde la .yacuna
no SO ha aplicado con ell rigor que prescribe
la ley, donde los habitantes de aquellos luga-
res estan en- cOnstante communication con los
de los paises colindantes en- que no rige la ley
de Vacunaci0n alemana. Mas de la tercera
parte de las muertes courtroom On la prOvin-
de PoSen. Sc espera que en- los amos subse-
cuentes los casos de viruela en- Alemana seran
muy raros"
a CGsGs Qete Sc TecOnsiessd0sa Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejoress ssalones de- barbe-
ria y peluquerfa de la Capital. =
Pr0p5etGrj0 J, Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Pertumerfa extra superior. So admi-
ten abonados.-Esmero Y limpieza ~f
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"a s ii 5Sfa
ST Noe Bga6iera tornado vino legitino de
lleson, 5Rioffa, nt Sc hubera acnlsPado nunca,
habrfa Ymuert5 todsvia. El unEco ge1uino
B wendell en- la ,tsenda ae D. Francisco Font.
ii sNias de mdntaF de legitima pe el de cerdo,
cabez adas, rieudas, Gfnchas, grupelPs, estribos
y atnS S9ses inglesese ensgros amarlIlOs para pa
rejal 'un solo cabaIlo, en- el alnacen de los
sreaaM Romaniy C5l Cruz 30
ii Los manaos db marfil en- cuonillOs, etc.
aue han perddo color con 81 uso, puedell
Hrecuperar su 5IancJra 81 Sc siguen euidadosa5
mente las siguientB instrucciones: LavenSe
primero col una fanela enjabonada y aqua
itibia. Luea5 Sc sejan perfectamente con ota
Franela. 81 poneuIos mangos a remojar dOs
rsnte una bora en- agua de alumbre que Sc la
hervido pr6viamenje Y deiadO enfriar; luego
se sacan yse frotan muy bien con un cepilo
de unas. DespuesIde este SO moa una toals
! q ser7illea de linden aqua fra, Sc retueree j
luego Sc bnvuelvei los mangos con ella So
deian scar gradr dralmente. 81 Sc secan nlg
pronto SO perjudican
Llega usted en- ell tren de Arecibo las1D
-y media ;asuba pos San Justo 0-Panoa, toHfR
calle de- la Fortale3a, det6ngase en- Ell Munro
40 pda 10 que nBcesite en- La ElegGsDcjG ~
basso. Sombreros de panama, castor, plb,
camisas, ouollos, phnos corbatas. La mr !!
TODD a precios dP quemaz6n.
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solucion q Observation-Disclosures .publieado

anoche: Adivipsang0: La letra E. -Awagr0-
mas: Enrique Castro Gonzalez, Monserrate
.Cintron y Vega. = ChGrGdG: osalfa.-Acerti-
jos.: Sc sienta primero y Sc levanta, Sc senta
otra vez y Sc levanta.y asi sucesivamente has
ia que Sc llayan senUado las 81, 81 Sueno, Som
bra.-Arpa Acr6sticG: Gautier Benitez. - LO-
gogr5to: = @Rospedo.-FMgG de vocales: En- ell
cementerio entire, ,--meditando. de esta suerte,
-" ital vez la felicidad-se halle detras de la
muerte !" $50
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Recibe,spues, del cantor,
sonora, la dulce ofrenda
no encontr0 NADIA mejor.
81 Iauro. de gloria es prenda
y de cariflo la for,
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Sc desoa coocar IN joven que ademas de
tener buena letfa entiende algo de frances y
rnatematicas. Para informes La HispGrso-G0se
ricaaa.f 81
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La admiration sin igua1
bosquejara del poeta
esta gala natural. -.
! re adorna eI laurO immortal
es tn imagen la violeta
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Vaperes Que se aguardan

Mon~elttq Marta, llegara del 20 al 30
San Francisco, legara de un momento otro
seguira para Espana oWtevideo, salio de Ca
diz el 10s-CiWdGd de SantGader, sali6 ell 90
para este puerto CriStObGI Colon, probable
mente vendra para seguir Europa.
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Mexcadea &c d Tals
pom

CatS.-Flojo de $24 a $26 por extremes.
As6scGT.-FTme de So 81 por refino
centritugada q
Mieles.-Gran demanda de $22 a $50 los
f10 galones.
Rom.-De $4s a $50 los 11o galOnes.
Cambios.=-Londres, 90 div $3.50.
NueVa-York, DIV $2I por 100.
Espa1a, 8 DIV $14 POI 100.
Arroz India, $4,1O a $4-3O Manteca, SIS
ASIA. Ajos, 90 a 50 centavos. Tasajo, rede-
dor So.
MAYAGUEz
CGtt.-No hay existencias que valga la
pena IeSeTar.
AsStcGr.-Activa denanda Gotham hasta
$3-10 reino y rededor de S3-4O CT nsumo,
MdeleS-Se mantiene activa la demanda,
paganduse de $18 $23 los Ito gaones, segdn
calidad.
sCambiOs-Londres 90 DIV, $5-85.
NeW-York, 8 DIV, S21 por 100
Espana, div, $14 $50 por 100
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! soRPRENDANsE tUsTEDEs !!

~ ii Manana llegara el inventor La gcja's
Nisfy vendera cosas sorprendentes por las ca
llesde .esta Capital !! !!siVerdaderas maraVilias
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Ell JARDIN DE LAS FLORES.

e
-iQue hermoso jardfn de rosas!
iC0mo esparcen grato olor -$s
Dame an bottom entreabierto s
20 AL primer rayO del sol 48
Parasornar me senO amante
En- ell bale encantadora go
Jardinero, jardihero, y
No me niegues una; flor.
ii Atras! mis- rosas 10 brotan IS
y Para vana ostentaci6n. H.
p. ~ II y
-Ud ranillete deBosas,
Jardinero, ,por piedad, @E-.
Concede q la pobre hu6rfana
Que no cesa de llorar, es
7 la tumba de su madre =. h
Con 6I al puntO orDara. "
Son mis- rosas muy lozanas !;
Nome ruegues. nina, mas,
POrque yonO las cnltivO : a ~.
Para tan triste iugar. : ,s
1AsAsf
-Quiero brindarle una rosa.
A la vfrgen que amo 20
-SfmbolO fiel de cariho. ~
Ha de ser tan linda for. X
-Coje todas las que quieras;
sNegaRte no puedO, no,
Rosas que brOtan Ell beso:
Del c6fro arrullador. - ~
Ss
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sauto-Domingo.
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.A1MAGEN De asUs1GA

DE OLYMPIC oTERo, ATocHA No T. PONCE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
B0cher5nS- -Minueto gracioso. ....... so cts
Idem.-Minueto gracioso, Edici6n popu-
lar, op. L33- =, ................:. 10 Cts
Kdem.- .-Minaeto en- la mayor edici6n
popular l.--.............b. ..... 10 cts
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Las apr6ciables Srtas. Herminia Balaguer
Eloisa Braseetty nos manidestan que desean
saber ell .nombre de EZ CGpitGJe55o autor del
acr6stico A dos Ponce55Gs, para darle las gra-
cias por sn galanterfa.
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Han remftido la soluci6n los entreteni-
mientos publicados anoche: AnGgrGtaGS, Gcer-
tjos, 0rpa ac6sticG y 1l4g0 de UocGEeS: I. G.
Bonilla, 81 conde del Muro, V. B. SotlIo, Ell Fla
co de Congrejos, Srta. Est6fana Landrauy Y Qui-
nones, Angel A. Martinez, Srta. Obduia Conde
Manon, K. Rion-LOgogrito Srts, Amelia, Ca
rolina, Maria Pillar, Carlos NJ Mazcar6.
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT ha producido
excelentes efectos zen casOs de tuberculosis,
escrofulosis ysotras afecciones en- que esta in
dicado 81 Aceite do Higado de Bacalao
Barrauquilla, Agosto IL de 1884
Sres Scott y, Bovine, New York. - Muy
Sres. mos: Por los resultados obtenidos con
la Emulsion de Scott cada vez que he hecho
uso de ella en- casos de tuberculosis, afeccio-
nes escrofulosas, etc, hepodido observar que
esta preparation es una de las mejores en- su
clase Comprendo perfectamente que los ex.
celentes efectos quenos ha producido la Email
Si69s On los casos menciOnados, Sc notan tam
bien ensa aplicaeion otras afecciones para
el tratamiento de las cuales esta indicado ell
Aceite de- Hfgado de Bacalao.
De Yds. muy alto. s. s. Q. B. s. NJ DR.. Je-
sis Gd9adGrd.
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DETERMINED TO SUCCEED.

The following is one OF the ira
ditions of manufacturing nfnl ~
Glasgow, Scotland. Thirty years
ago, barefoot, ragged urchln pre-
sented himself before the desk VI
the principal partner anu asKeu Ao-
work as an errand boy.
There's a deal O. running 10 20
dune" said Mr.. Blank, Jestingly'
affecting a broad Scotch accent.
+" Your first qualification wuo DC
pair O. shoon." DO
The boy, with grave nou, ul va
| appeared. He lived by doing oou
Jobs in the market, and slept unuea
one of the stalls. Two montns
passed before he had saved enough
money to buy the shoes. Ih 9 ne
nresented himself before Mr.. Blank
one morning, and held out a PACK
age. :, - cold
quietly. =, a;#o,,-
ty recalled the circumstance.
/" You want a place? Not ID tnose
rags, my lad. You would oisgf"o0
the house"
The boy hesitated moment anu
then went out without word. OH
months passed before he returneu'
decently clothed in coarse Dut ne"
garments. Mr.. Blanks lnteres.
was reused. For the first time, ne
looked at the boy attentively. Ills
thin bloodless face showed that ne
had stinted himself of food fol
months in order to buy tnoss
clothes. The manufacturer nov
!, questioned the boy carefully, ant
found to his regret that he couls
neither read nor write.
cit is necessary that you shoul'
do both before we could empio.
you in carrying home packages,
he said. We have no place 10
you"
The. lads face grew paler; bu
I'd without word of complaint, b
disappeared. He now went hftee
miles into the country, and foun
work in stables near to a nigh
- school. At the end of the year b
= again presented himself before M
Blank.
81 can read and write" ne sai'
briefly.
II gave him the place." the en-
IT ployer said, years afterward, "wit
" the conviction that, in process
time, he would take mine, II
made up his mind to do it. Me
rise slowly in Scotch busine
houses, but he Is our chief foreman
Nv Western Record.
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PAINTER!

FYOU WANT A FIRsTCLAsS JOB
i of Painting of any description done,
call on the practical Painter, j l..
MEYER only. 40 Fort st. P. O..
Box 3S7. 274S-ly
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Garbage Notice.

On and after this date all garbage
will be carted away free Of charge by
the Board Of Health carts within the
limits Of School street, mauka; Ala
pal street, east; the River, west; and
the Waterfront
Garbage must be put into containers
not larger than bread box, in place
convenient for removal bysthe carts.
Containers ii left on the highway
after emptying will be taken away by
the carts.
The dumping grounds OF A. f
Cooke at Kalia and kahololOa are the
only places where garbage can be dc,
posted. The dumping of garbage in
any other place is strictly prohibited
Yard scrapings, tree cuttings and
stable manure will not be removed by
the Board OF Health carts.
All priyy-vaults and cess pools with
in the above limits, will be emptied
free Of charge by the excayator as
often as necessary, provided they are
kept in condition to allow pumping.
DAVID DAYTON,
President Board OF Health.
Honolulu, Jan. 2, 1891 st
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.

J. J. Locker, D. D. G. S., assist.
ed by W. 0. Atwater, G. NJ, Fl. H.
Williams, G. w., W. <. Herrick, G.
s., J. c. Gall, q. r., and NJ. N.
Kennedy, G. l. G., installed the fol-
lowing officers of Harmony Lodge,
No. 3, l. o. o. F., yesterday eve
ming:
W z Crooks, N G.
Lawrence Dee, VG.
j A Magoon, Secy.
G J Fishel, Treas.
W G Ashley, J P G.
J C Gall, R s G.
II H Williams, L 5 N G.
WO Atwater, R SV G.
W Z Herrick, l G.
The D. D. G. S. on Friday eve
ming installed the following officers
of Polynesia Encampment, No. l, 1.
O. O. F., assisted by G. J. Flshel,
G. j. W., W. o. Atwater, G.. S. W.,
NJ. d. Monsarrat, G. H. P, George
Johnson, G. t., and w. P. Crooks,
G. s.:
Fl Fl Williams, Z p.
A w Richardson, H p.
f Hingley, S w.
w c Parke, j w.
l. l. La Pierre, Scribe.
J J Greene, Treas.
CT Fishel, lst Watch.
w o Atwater, I'd Watch.
M d Monsarrat, 3rd Watch.
J Locker, 4th Watch.
Geo johnson, ! S.
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SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the interior Office
until FRIDAY, January is, 1891, at
II o'clock noon, for the erection of
the Nov Iron Market Building on the
Esplanade, Honolulu.
Plans and specifications can be seen
and all required information win be
furnished upon application to the
office of the Superintendent Of Public
Works.
Each bid must be accompanied with
a Certified Check in the sum of five
(5) percent Of the amount OF the bid
presented, made payable to the order
OF the Minister Of the Interior, which
said Check will be forfeited to the Ha-
waiian Government in case the bidder
shall fail or neglect to execute written
agreement and give the bond required
for the faithful performance Of said
work within six CO days after written
notice of the award is given to him.
The Minister of the Interior re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids, as the public good may require.
All bids must be clearly endorsed
Tender for erection of Market Build
ing" c. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. 3, 1891.
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capital for half dozen years past
foot up the enormous sum of
"3,4SS millions Of dollars of which
only about 5000, 100000 have found
investment in the United States,
should have been sufficient hint to
have kept the London Times out of
some very ridiculous statements con-
ceruing the political causes of The
"tail end" of a monetary "muddle,
which has made itself felt in the
United States. after springing from
very evident transatlantic ana uclal
causes.
1t is naturally supposed, in the
absence OF any other explanation,
that the IDEA intended to be con
veyed by the Times use and appli-
cation Of the term "muddle," is to
describe a financial crisis in some
other country arising under politi-
cal and financial system able to
reach liquidation" without mort
gaging the credit of the nation.
This England has been unable to do
more than once. The Times of
course is supposed to be acquainted
with the facts and causes occurring
Eat home" and doubtless it is, but as
that journal failed to consider the
same facts as applying to the effect
of an English crisis in the United
States, it is quite evident the Times
purvlew is more or less limited by
political prejudice.
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w alter N office.

In accordance with Sec. !, OF Chap
ter XXVIi of the Laws of 1886.
All persons holding water prfvi,
leges or those paying water rates, are
hereby notified that the water rates
for the term ending June 30, 1891,
will be due and payable at the office
Of the Honolulu Water Works on the
first day of January, 1891.
All such rates remaining unpaid
for fifteen days after they are due,
will be subject to an additional 10
per cent.
Parties paying rates will please
present their last receipt.
Rates are payable at the Office of
the Honolulu Water Works, in the
Kapuaiwa Building.
CHAS. b. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1890. TAI ii
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went out in her house gown and was
helped into q carriage by her lover.
Whittier the couple went was mys-
terry until to-day, when the news
came from Wilmington that they had
been married in that city and that
they had gone on tour North. 1t
was stated at the house where Mr..
Heald has lived since he was a child,
that he and Miss McCurley were
married October 20. but no one knew
anything of it until they left this city
together. st. Louis Globe-Demo
crat.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-06
TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1891.

The United States Senate has pass
ed bill for $40, 900 statue of
Robert Dale Owen to be placed on
the Smithsonian Institute grounds.
Mr.. Owen WAS tue Congressman who
introduced the bill for the organlza-
ton of the Institute. This is hint
for our Hawaiian budding statesmen.
Never mind the passport law or base
ball, bat help out the seats of learn
ing and get $4,000 statue from
pOsterity.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-06

Nationality of patients remaining


The cause of death in the case of
the Hawaiian who died was menin-
gitis this was a case Of acute de-
mentia. In the case of the Japa-
nese, the cause of death was phthisis
and general atrophy.
The general health of the inmates
for the past quarter has been fair
and with the exception of phthsical
S. 5. Islander, who is extremely
weak, it is at this moment good.
/ have the honor to be Sir, your
obedient servant,
RICHARD OLIVER,
Med. Supt. Oahu Insane Asylum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-06

A dimly printed headline in an ex-
change made the editorial eye twin
ke at what it took to he an account
of an electrical wedding Closer
inspection showed that it was "eIee-
trical Welding" about to be intro
duced in Chicago mandatory
Weddings by telegraph have, how
ever, been heard Of, but an electrical
effect is impaired to an ordinary
wedding when the groom is informed
that his motber-n-law is coming
round to give the young couple
six, months tutelage in house-keep-
inc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-06

The particnlars regarding the
g., ,,s7,ai,aa =, ha
opium 'f"'i'e "' o"" ! '"'''.'oo III ''e
following despatch, clipped from an
American paper. do not bear out the
a..,,,,.,+io, - advocates Of an
!" p''oN' VI 'o' oO"'N " "
opium hcense for this Kingdom:
San Fr,reisco cal noo.,,ba, q
G., Hector r G. Ph.ing vas the nr;nci
r,l wines. heforo no Cnnrroisi 'l,n
Cnmm;tfee ON Irn,irrotino t tn.dnT
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-06
CUPID TRlUMpHED.


Baltimore Society stirred by IA SEN
satiOnai ElOpement.
Baltimore, Md, Dec. 9.--The
eIopement and marriage of Miss
Edith Lisle McCurley, a daughter of
Capt. Felix McCurley, commander
Of the United States man Of war
Nipsic, and John P. Head, young
book-keeper of this city, has caused
a futter in Baltimore's social circles,
in which the bride is very popular.
The couple were secretly married
six weeks ago in this city, and the
ceremony was repeated yesterday in
Wilmington, Del. Mr.. Head met
the young lady one day when she
was out shopping, and, with mutual
friends as witnesses, they visited a
parsonage and were married. She
returned to her fathers house and
he to his desk at the store. Capt.
McCurley has always opposed the
match, and every obstacle was placed
III the way OF the lovers.
Capt. McCurley, who is now on
furlough, intended to take Edith and
her mother with him on his next trip
to China; but Cupid disconnected
his arrangements. The young lady
was more DESTROYS of being united to
her lover than of going to China, and
although close watch was kept on
her movements, her lover found a
way to communicate with her, and on
Saturday afternoon last they had a
meeting. Ii was at the gate of Miss
McCuriey's home in the absence of
her parents, The lover was wait
ing and the sweetheart was prompt.
Not to arouse any suspicion, she