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E~wE DENY NoTHINai
dict viz That our Shirts are the nss ever stte@pted
AZ sS o. and made On The
AILLERs
succsasorto
ELLERY CO..
shirtmaAsrs. Ladies' and Gentlsmsns outStsssA
fel2-an 18th and Pa. ave.
E~KENNEBEo ICE
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
GA Penn. ave-.
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage facilities
the foot Of 10th and Of 31st streets respectively The
building lately erected ct former site IL divided into
nA eo"psstmentss having an aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS,
And not excelled by any structure for similar Dur
poses on me Atlantic coast. 1t In supplied With
KKNNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity,
This company are the oldest established dealers In
ice within the District Columbia Their succees h.a
its foundation IN the confidence of the community
gained and maintained by unvarying regard for the
interests Of customers and strict observance Of
poRate Obligation.
Critical investigation of the system of mechanical
production developed confirms the company In
he use exclusively Of natural and sbundanty VIM
dacatss for them the truth Of the maxim that
Art may SIR. bat nature cannot nsiss."
Az heretofore announced. ice wiz b supplied By the
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES
ap2-1m
E~ExCURsIoN AND PICNIC PRINT
~ ing. Special prices for Churches and
Gle 18th st.n.w
BYRON 8. ADAMS.
17-3m PRINTER
E~asT.-NEwI ISSUE OF STOCK.
OPEN FOB SUBSCRIPTION
AND FIRST PAY1RNT.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 100 y d.
Monthly paymsnts q. 90 Per shars.
ASSETS q. ia. ia 90.
2a, A1 :sSs sS e Ssk essa for subscription
INC aours from 8 I'm toA;3op. n. daily, On the
mt wedneeday IN each month thS ONES WM b. opsn
rom D 20 6o'cock pm.
Pamphlets and Information coucseninr The ob,soA
nc savsns:gs q the association fuxniShed UPON sp
THOMAS sokE1vIxLI, Yrsse.
-" 'ox xosoa. ssv. asaOsv
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Washington News and Gossip


Index to Advertisements,
AMUsFMENTs............. rsrs 8
.rcTrnx Psse
n,C,,cH Io'..... '-.............-...PAee .
BOOKS AND sTATIoNERY................. Pare /
pIrS1Nr, ~ =
M ESS Page
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. PAGE 3
COUNTRY BoARD.................... Page /
HoDo Rage q
LDoUALloNAL
EXCURSIONS, &c. Pare q
FAMILY SUPPLIES. Page z
~,
- HENI Page
Eoh hENT tOmces) .-....................... .Paes
FOB RENT (Rooms) ....,.,,.,. Page Q
EOh RENT tHouses). Pare
80 AS'ores'.. .fs<s
EOh BALE (Houses). Pare
foh BALE Iots) Paxs q
FOB SALE tAiscsllaneous) .................PA Page 2
ysn,rS
LADIEs GOODS. ..,.........,,..,,......Pa PAGE z
LOCAL MENTION. Pare 8
LuSI AID FOUND Pare
~ ............Pase
xrEn,S Page
,,ns.rL LOoS Pare
MokEY no LoAN...... Page 2
&C.,. E.O .fs&e q
OSLAN sIEAMEhb............. Pare s
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. .Psr, 7
raANoS AND Pave z
PAGE 2
Ems. Pare
Page
.Pass
nAaLhoAOs Page z
srSoaAL NOIlChs. Page
nbAN fhoPEhTf...-........... Page 3
SoMnEn hEsoHTS -..--...... Page 8
MANIED Page
Ell 'nouses' Pare 2
wANILD uots) ...................... Page
wIED tkooms) Page 2
n.D tstuAhons).............-.. Page 2
"ANAAD tAisceuaneous) Page
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 EOlAL NOl1CES.
K~DR n. =. 4AyTTT.. VETERINARY
sss e sRFnssTA 81; g.
st. Telephone 1852. myi-1w: :"
RSATTENTION. CAPITALIsTs!-A VAL
@ nase business ST corner for sale on 14th 81
renting for so month room for two more houses
street running Savib g. sFsS
E~DO You VALUE YOUR EYEsIGHTf
81 ~ ~ Wy 3:
GEO. W. sP1ER,
Jewsler and opticisn.
ap30-0t $40 9th ST., near Pa. ave.
E~wILLIAM h: COMBS HAVING MADE
for the Z Saii Of q: STOCK y .rsds
is reserved 70 rs,sct any and ali proposals. '''A'
..,.o.. RALPH L. GAIT.
ANEW PROCESS vAPOR STOVES. DON'T
assi sas
to any other made. Lights a once like gas stove.
~
5. .S.s. h..isT FSEsSx a.l
be shi h S so e PR sss
E~wE. THE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE
- grocers. do hereby agree to. CLOSE our re-
&c SHsPs: ss 9sk
H5Hh stn fRa ass s5s 81: Ssask
TIN PREPARING FOR WARM WEATHER
Do not ovsrlooks
GAS COOKING Stow.
''sUN DIAL"
''RcLIPsE."
GILT EDGE" md
"RILIABLE,"
And viii be pleased to show them.
ap2e-tr WARRINGTON GAsLIaHT COMPANY.
K~DAIRYMEN. TAKE NOTICE.
An dealer. In milk and cream taking milk or cream
d SSsE !: ~ ms
~ % '''''''1z +'E'a Il iSAs'sE{
Go. . onaes: a24 B H.aw. sp4&
inns; o "a Sm PPs: r. s:. ssdsr AND yh.s
IL. Ger W %..si.s s,Ss. S': e =
E~rox 1oRTREss MONROE
AND NORFOLK.
New Iron Palace PropelIers,
1.-THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK"
Leave their docks foot Of 7th st. daily at PM,
connecting with all points south and southwest.
Leave Norfolk daily at Clio Pm; Fortress. 7:1O
Pm
Tickets on sale At B. and O. Offices, go Pennsyl-
Vsnis ave. and 1851 Pennsylvania ave.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON. D. c., STEAM
sp2S-1m BOAT COMPANY.
R~NEwPORT NEWS. VA.
For profitable s sPPys:tnent' h sRp{S f.
.p2s-lm' Real Estate Brokers. Newport News.
SERIES.
The sixth series, THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILD
IN JUNE.
Payments o. on esch share per month
CONSTITUTIONS can be procured and stock subscribed
for at ofhcs Of secretary.
o. T. THOMPSON,
Central National Bank building.
ep29-lm Cor. 9TH st. and Pa. ave.
FIXTURES AND LAMPS AT COST.
y n:sson Of The Leg, %
ss Ts,s. ss Ss
SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURES AND AFT \. 3 nFk1 1Akbb 60.
.pe7-a. MsnsS:r.
K~THE HYeIENIO ICE COMPANY.
No. 40 ssh st. NV,
d:Tsq e: IL: e r:sy orders
pounds saq SSfs At rate of 400 pounds.
Smaller Quantities SO
FOR large quantities special rates. Only during one
season previous to this has cold q {hese
low prices Early orders are solicited:
l.; :Ds .s:
oistied and inferred In the process OF freNsng Il in
tss An inspection OF its works and Of all methods Of
enniacture; and comparative test ~ to DURABILITY
the public.
,ha me Of the company il in the hands of
Robinson, Chr; Heurich, J. Harrison Johnson Peter
d Hi. r. s. Smith, s. W. Currden Theo. J. Mayer
-lo VIZ. =. SnanoIer. ap6:hn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
ieOUT REsPC VISIBILITY.

.Cspts.i % One Mi.lio. Two Bun,,.s -.
y Thousaif Dollars means = h.h,,,~ -
i.e th.s IN unit. or TWO MILLIONS FIyr
NDkED IHoUsASD DOLLARS a..
oagany = under tie same .up.r,,,ioI. :.
ma '-ss-ths COMPTROLLER Of III. Cur
y. VII = n ons-quartsr OF the capital Of
snrtny = isposfsd security.
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FINANCIAI.
|. RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OTFERED SMALL

A RARE Opportunity Is OFFERED SMALL
Investors who may rave tpro ra.a) the same profits
ssss,s NS,,. Of 20 subject TO being taken up
payment Of note at MARTY will give from slOO 90 to
Of ana IN ore that al may avail
month ,.HoMks 4. MfrcHEfT.s
934 ST.. Washington city, D. C.
re.ponsibis h.Rkns Scs Of this city Orders OF non
apa1-lst. 4. MITCHELL. sa4 st.
Two MORE wILDL4r ..sIcK BENEFIT AND
ne schemes" isse gone to the wall in Phiis
alphia How nluh inoss violence do you want OF the
s e Of Of New ora
10 % careful Write me- cHAs- T., /, GIgk !,
ap2e With Equi.bls Life Assurance Society
THE NATIONAL san DEPOSIT COMPANY
Chartered by SPECIAL act oteonsress January 1867.
TE ;Tf S y Pa
ia, Under act OF Consrss Of october I, 1890
MS COMPANY bezs 10 ounce that It has received
Is9rganizasOn unlsr the 4 Of Congress Of October l.
a. heretofNre and for Henty four years past. this
fefelye So gtie. sverware ana other
VIII rent safes boI-s u it, fire and burglar
proof Vault. which - locks and all other mod
be. g1dt 1s .as sy yus .. Of CSnsss Of 9c,o.
respects company M = saSi.ion to the bushes.
nAnsacted by oct As exec utor admins
razor res ever "A committee guardian
~ estates aai Will execute trusts OF every
SIduals.
Al trustiunds and trust nvestments are kept se2s-
- anu NJ from the asseB OF tho company. be
nnes WHICH Protection the slnpany has . capital OF
r-,.,,, el,On.OOO.
DepositssiiI DO received rom ten cents upward ano
nsrfesl WA De allowed ON ucl deposits.
wills recepted Tor and - without charge.
BENJAMIN.. SNYDER. President.
YaAAELE Z CLOVER, nrst Vice Prestdent.
EkAkIs RIGGS, Trssurer.
ALBERiL srUarEHMT, secretary.
William z. CLARK. & Ross Berry.
lewis tephane, George H Plant.
Astth4 q. Emery, Z. Francis Rtgrs,
ChArielC. Clover Zsnas C.. Robbins.
IhomS Hyde, John n. Rodgers,
ShArls1A- James BENJAMIN 2. snyder.
ysmssp; Johnson Albert L. sturteyAnt.
John PSks. Henry A. Willard.
splI-u Andrew ylie.
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Dasnarch Undeubesdly Elecesd.
BxaLlx, May The latest returns frou n =
supplementary election for 9 9nS1kE e -
rsichstAG from ~ 0esiou
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UEsTIoNs
f,f!
Why not relieve yourself Of the worry and an
hyances in-ic 1t to the personal MANAGEMENT of
orr properties ~ placing the same in the hands
lie America Security and Trust Company.
ttlsnasnts and -sII4itt4nees when desired
WY not relieve your mind OF all doubts as to
iAtAfn sEr:uticn Of the provisions of Your
IA ~ nA1ra- 10 American Security and Tr1is,
npsny % a. 80 executor administrator,
'tils ar kepi frse u charge
- hS nov u YES JoE money in debenture bou6s
~ E4lrt-u-s through the An ericzn Security
~ Irust Coz psny. a. such Investments are
oked aiteE D the company. thus saving Won
fsrtnsr trouble. expense or " .rry. Iuter..t
aszittsd e. dss,-ed
WY h2t r-rt . safe DEPOSIT box for IN. sass
'b1As q y9nr Important documents jexelry
~ler s1lsL ysaables. Boxes. $40. sI5 and
pr aE1a-1.
~ - 'al ~ your inactive funds with ,he
n A. '--'il ~ and Trust Company and rs
80 ~ -reon' Kesp your money A. wo,k
We receive deposit either
IL CT lars- counts
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E~YoU ARE TAKING CHANCES.
~ Yes, very great chances.
T TssIS a aSs you po dsl,y
AGAINST loss Of time, life or limb with the
TA6Mxs i3Ti ao2ssc GSsPiFny
ap25-2ln Resident Managers.
E~DEXTEh STEAM LAUNDRY.-IT Is
- with pleasure am enabled to announce to
and ~ sss5 sh.s e:
nshed 1stg will, Occupy xhsn addition. and
and sole % e.:
K~sERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
NEW 9TH sERfEs.
Books for subscription to stock in the
Are nov open 2. The office of the secretary and
40 s ItsS 5 81 f k.Sa
NO BACK DUES TO PAY.
FEE SENT SfGtHAhaEHP Ok
l;s or exceeding six Monthly payments on
BOTH snss o6}anza,s1 showing its popql.ri.y
medium to persons wanting money Tor purchasinS
homes or other purposes.
M
the beneficial operations the SERIAL and constitu
stock and dues paid every ".sS
day between the hours Of :. m. and {: 80 pm.
RoBT. G. cAMP lsfi1fn'5 l7 10th st. NV.
Department A 'N'''' "A'
JARED 3! ftRRrLL. SES. \ \. taS aRsRs
A. T. oAAAANij j. W. ST. q SL 4 IkkihAiS'
.., no IS 1 K:iis:s building.
K~EocHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY,"
a, Members are informed that the new trade
far issue Please write address across the
Of sss 0s L.
s1s Ss ia sa %p ~
kkREEssEEthHa S II st ;ad hal PsxE: s.
and @ 70 St'e SH noon a aas e.
SAff G&cEfPTEf s ai Yssnss BsI ss:ss:
/ /: y y INIT fSTfdi siS r. %
SkipiE2 os st. n .1 ON R apa o Sss. r,s..
6MsoSEtioa s az "a ave. SURF PEG .S So.
fRtsk sfs fe 1 as 18Th !: s.. r. and b. War
4; {, gRoMS. 5sh =; ana X. /. drug stored.
80 s Ss:hin n ans st. ana a s1ln' Vs
Il A Il 5Rfss s a5Re On st VI sisna Once .
Join r r 16Hs sFSseF id I2i9 Est Ds'''
4 SdHfSsfff III FL zsf ;.
.,s By 3yn order Of the executive committee,
WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE
- Carpet Cleaning Works. 4SS Maine ave.
s.w, the Oldest in Washington. still in operation
-oleYn0ae s9l o.1-o Z. ". ap1S-1m'
ICE COMPANY.
~ Main office. cor. 10th and r sts NV
5000 TONS F Ftsa Slf tsS pEsopsoo1
Gdss0'' .ns RAE bhP
COUNT on tickets 1t ONCE. Don't need BOIIIN4
No surrounding graveyards or sewers. Nochemicsis
lsn' sticky. Ice Houses. l3s street wharf Branch
tO1 u st: u, ". and 10th and + sts n W. where IN
DEPENDENT DRIN ERs AND CONSUMERS can be
supplied Dealers In COAL, WOOD AND LATHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

Thursdav, April 80 1891.
A CHANCE IN TROUSERS.
Having run scross lot OF Mons
Trouserinss at special" pricsI
o6er you an excellent chance to
secure pair below the usual ng-
urss. You viii be surprised at
the drsssy styles in Imported
TEouserinss now offered at O..
$40 end 912. Two dollars more
spair wouldn't Be cent too high.
q. wARFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert In Troussrs,"
my1 Cor. 9th and G sts. NV
.1H1s is GOOD
REFRIGERATOR WEATHER,
And the WISCONSIN pEERLEss" ID the
best.
For sale0nly by W. Il. HOEKE, sTH ST,
AND PENN. AVE. SOLE AGENT.
1t In made Of solid oak. cabinet hnishsd
and mineral Aber filed. Guaranteed perfect
or money chesrfully returned. splo-1m
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AMERICAN
urCTRITY AMI TRr-o,

AMERICAN
sscURIrY AND TRUST CO
on--...-....-.-...... President
E---------.-fi First Vice President
- lhenNsI-.- Second Vice President
- . r - ---------.- Treasurer
~A.-.- -. '-----.----secretsry.
? 49,, xhiiadelPhia Directors:
- = - NAlism NJ Coates.
~ ~ bsvs-fsr- D.,i., inah.
O.. r - .onh y huteLinsoa,
S-ss-o John s. Jsnks
- Henry s. Louchk.,.a
John = Hsrfeu Co.,
-. 49,. Aaa H. Reed.
crossy 8. Esyos. w,II,.
y. n PHzk-r ae
y M. @. Payne
= 8. Thonysoa
A Thoras aAs nv
larry A wn,.rs ASWals house il4o
Dn.u,sn Il. w. lS<h ave-
TSS- ~ sp3o
0A ne 2.S u Haa ~. ssts Z,
"A poYk1 PULLING 1<Is ar
ss IN aovGnnsas Ia.
s.fS2,lcs I,.A.es.. Loan. c,n.
,s.:i Is sSii y ,;s2R.' &. s. "a q
!. ks:st.ae:. s...ns.... j..-,s.
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<REMOyAL.-TOT THE LADIES AND THE
- public in gsneral-Mrs G. Wagner likes
70 announce her removal to 1923 14th and the OPEN
ing OF her new Ladies' Hardressing Pariors and Toilet
Bazaar Saturday, May 2.
Yours. very respectfully,
rpy1-3t' Mrs. @, WAGNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
THE AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN.
Blaine Receives IL and Discusses 4,
With Gen. Poster.

BE DECLINES TO TALK UPON THE SUBJECT UNTIL
THE PRESIDENT SHALL HAVE ExAxISEp IT
SPAIN WANTED TOBACCO INCLUDED, But THAT
WOULD HAVE MADE IT A TREATY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

The AnisTiean Security and
Trust Company 10 the only
frUsf com pany IN this GUY kar-
INC a capital IF one million t,co
hundred AID ms thOusand
dollars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDo WE
Insist too much qualityf We build
fine grade Of work at o very mod
crate price.
We are carrying q larger stock and
better assortment Of Carriages than
ever before and our ware rooms were
never more attractive. We shall BE-
gratihed to have you inspect our
stock before 1t is broken.
ANDREW J. JoYoE's SONS,
102s and 1890 Conn ava
M - aEoRG; 51r 7S D;
ST, o. Would o ss Of on or BdE;
mp such building party might desire. hi! pd Is
the Of three .rset an sse
the, Ariingon and WASHINGTON and GeorgetOvn) II
store, IN fact for any large or heavy business
issTi p Hsde * .P%HynS
ap3O-5t 1909 Q st, near D. S. Treasury.
K~To THE PUBLIC.
We present our compliments and would be pleased
to have you call and inspect our new enterprise.
''oUR NEW BUILDING"
Is now complete and department il stocked with
the best and newest ideas known trade and our
prices Will always be low for similar Foods q any
house In the United States.
Opening day. Saturday May 2, 1891.
Yours respectfully,
9. BIEBER
oousenfs 10 AL. Star Clothier,
apoVN 909 to 300 Sth st. Sc,
R~EOTICE!
- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
ne nrst meeting of the ckhoders OF the Iniv.r
Gas snd Buei Company viii be held at the Office Of
B. c. on shs sEsESTH DAY a 81 81 NIX
ts9l for the purpose Of Passing bylaws eiectfnE
board OF drectorb and any other
that may be lawfully done BY in Eeners
Ipeeting Dope on the 23d day Of April 1891 by or.
DER OF the Undersigned Incorporation
THOMAS RIGGS
FRANCIS ROTCH,
HUGH s, THOMPSON,
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$PECRL NOTICES.

.lBLANkFs
We havee facilities and knowledge
n 10 how ~ should be laundried and
aarantse Il urn them to you equal to
Nv Nams1i address. please, and one
Xour vago VIII call for them.
TOLNA STEAM LAUNDRY.
ASSN $50 c st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE
~ Carpet Cleaning Works. 4SS Maine ave
sw. the Oldest in Washington, still in Operation.
AoIephone eall oo-o C.OD. aplS-lms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-04-21
The PhOuoSraph

The phoDograph which was taken
from public exhibition shortly after
its arrival here owing to mechan-
ical defect in connection with the
motive power, VIII now be placed
before the public again. The phono-
graph will be under the manage
ment of Mr. J. w. Pratt, the efficient
electrician of the Mutual Telephone
Company, who has made a careful
and thorough study of the working
of this almost human-like instru-
ment. Recent instructions from the
photograph company in San Fran
cisco have now made Mr. Pratt
thoroughly familiar with the me-
chanical construction and operation
of the instrument as well as the
recording and reproducing of human
voices, band instruments, and other
sound. The monograph is on ex-
hibition at Ludwigson & Crons' ice
cream parlor, where ladies and chill
dren will have an opportunity of
hearing this wonderful instrument
by dropping ten cents in the slot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-04-21
THE SUGAR COMBINE.
Havemeyer's Treaty With Spree
keIS.

PHILADELPHIA, Apri! 6. = The
Record says: After a fight of over
three years Claus Spreckels and
the Sugar Trust have come to an
understanding by which there will
be no further competition between
them. The negotiations, which
have been going on for some time,
now at New York and again at
San Francisco, were virtually con-
cluded in this city Sunday.
Theodore Havemeyer of New
York, President of the Sugar Trust,
went through the big refinery of
Spreckels on that day and made a
careful examination of it. Searles of
New York, secretary of the trust,
and other gentlemen interested in
1t were also IN the city, and it is
understood the agreement reached
at San Francisco last week between
Claus Spreckels and J. Craig Have
meyer was Endorsed. By this agree
ment Spreckels is not to sell his
sugar in that part of the country
east of the Missouri River and the
Havemeyers are net to invade the
territory west of the Missouri.
The trusts refinery in San Fran
cisco and that belonging to Spreck-
els are to alternate monthly in
closing, and in this way it is ex-
pected the production on the Pa
cife coast can be so regulated that
there will be no difficulty in MAIN
tanning prices.
When asked what effect the
agreement would have upon the
Philadelphia refinery, Claus Spreck-
els, Jr., while admitting combina-
ton on the Pacific coast, said it
would not affect the refinery here.
-HThere has been no combina-
tion," he said, "by which the pro-
duction and price of sugar at our
Philadelphia refinery will be regu-
lated according to any understand
ing with the trust. The refinery
Will remain independent"
Recent events have put Claus
Spreckels in q position where he
can force his terms on the trust.
He has secured the greater part Of
the sugar crop of the Sandwich
Islands, and made a large sum of
meney by the removal of the duty
on raw sugar.
President HaVemeyer of the
Sugar Trust returned to New York
to-day, after arranging the details
of the combination with Speekels.
Notwithstanding the assertion of
Claus Spreckels, Jr., that the Phila-
deIphia refinery will not be affected
by the deal, it is believed in the
sugar trade that steps will be sure
ly taken looking to a curtallment
of its production rs. F. Chroni-
Gle, April Z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-04-21
eHILO RECORD EXTRACTS.
THE PUMA ROAD.

The last Legislature passed an act
for the requirement of lands by the
Government, under the Homestead
Act. On looking over this act we
find that the Crown lands do not
come under its provisions. The
Legislature it seems to us might
have included them in the list, but
there seems to have been scarf
ness in that body to touch or do any
thing with those lands. We hope
that the next one will do something,
whereby the Crown lands can be
opened up for settlement, and not
let remain tied up as they now are.
What has led us to speak of this
at this time is the fact that the new
Volcano road has opened up a large
tract of valuable agricultural land
in the land of Olaa, Ia Crown land),
which is capable of sustaining
large agricultural population, but
hu4GA III Iuc DlC5CnI OloINlo VI bAlC
Crown lands, will never be settled.
4 THAT road runs for miles through a
rich alluvial tract, on which coffee,
cane, oranges, and other tropical
fruits can be easily grown but no
one wants to go on and improve the
land by planting coffee, oranges or
other fruit, on land that may be lost
to him in a few years. If that tract
could be cut up and put into the
market, in lots of fifteen or twenty
acres, we have no doubt that within
two years every lot would be pre-
empted, by actual settlers,and where
not a single house stands, an indus
trious community, would be found,
bringing in to the Government a
good income in taxes and enrichlng
the whole country by their iabors.
If those lands could be sold as in
dictated, in a very few years there
would doubtless be hundreds OF
acres of the finest coffee growing,
adding largely to the wealth of our
country. 1t is one of the finest lands
we have seen for coffee, as is seen by
the trees now growing on it which
were planted forty years ago by the
old kanakas living on Olaa at that
time, and which even now are loaded
with coffee every year. Bananas
planted so far back in the distant
past. that the names of the planters
are unknown, are growing wild all
through the tract. Some of the best
oranges that reach our Hilo market
are from trees now growing wild and
uncared for on the same land.
We hope that some of our think
ing men who are alive to the best
interests of this country, will devise
some feasible plan before the next
Legislature meets to bring such
Crown Lands into the market. The
man who does this will deserve the
thanks of the country at large, as ii
every Island are just such lands now
tied up and utterly worthless for set,
Element.
March 81, 1891
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|PIMPLES TO SCROFULA|

DIsFIGURING HUMORs, Eumiliating Erup
~ tons, Itching and Burning Skin Tortures,
Losthsome Sores, and every species of Itching
Scsly, PiEply, Inherited, Scrofulous, and Syphi-
litc Diseases of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp, with
Loss of HAIR from infancy to cid age, cured by
CUTCUSA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier,
internally, and CUTIcURA and CUTICURA SOAP, the
great Skin Cures and Beautifers, externally.
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Report of S. S. zeaIandia.

The S. S. Zealandia, K. Van Oter-
endorp commander, sailed from San
Francisco, April It'll at 2 P. M;
dropped pilot at 4P.M. Arrived at
Honolulu at II NJ. April 18th with
twenty cabin. nine steerage, and 563
tons general cargo. The Zealandia
experienced from April It'll to 9th,
strong northerly winds and heavy
swell: April 9th to port, moderate
northeast trades.
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per Steamer MaripOsa, San Francisco,
April 3, 1891.
(From our special correspondent
Concluded.
Sugar.

The receipts of sugar at this port for
March have been something remark
able, the total being 100000 pounds
greater than for the entire first quarter
of last year. In this connection the fol-
lowing figures will be of interest:
For the past week they were:
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Purchasing Agent.

pEING ESTABLISHED IN SAN
u Francisco, offer my services to Ha-
waiian residents, as a Purchasing Agent.
Ny thorough acquaintance with the ISL
and trade will enable me to give good
satisfaction in my purchases. Terms 3 per
cent on purchases up to $5v; ~ per cent
on larger orders Address:
GEO. HEINEMANN,
l367-3m. 954H Geary St., San Francisco.
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Library Additions.

The following books have just
been added to the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room:
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Nrm advertisements.
Solid Silver Goods.

7 HAVE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
L consignment of Silver Ware lately sent
to Capt. G.. Heinema2n from Norway and
will sell the same at greatly reduced rates.
Just the things for birthday presents
Purchases delivered in any part of the
Kingdom free. G. II. DiCKEY.
Hama}luapoko, Maui, March II, 1891.
1851
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To those who need a pleasant Tonic
for anv kind of debility, we can recon-
mend Clements as the best. For sale
by HoIIISTER 4 Co