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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-15

The reports Of generosity displayed by Rus
sian mobiles tend TO give better impression Of
human nature There is also an uneonquera-
bic feeling that il would be more comfortable
not to look behind the scenes
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LINEN DrrAkrMrxr.
AlH ATS

Il.
ODD LOTS.
fne Irish Damask Cloth. sire s-l2 soilsA
Reduced from e.. 20 TO - 7a.
a. DAInAsk Towels WITT kno,,ed frsns~ R.
dcoed TO lie. each.
Huek Towels with co,ored borders ana
kho'ted frange. Aeduced from 800. 20 33,ve-
each.
90 Remnants Of Bleached and Unbisached
Table DaEask in Lengths from n % 3s yards
NJ greatly reduced prioes.
80 Half Dozens VI Napkins at Low remnant
prices.
Remnants OF Glass Towelins. Kitchen Towel
ING and Crash at reduced prices.
13 Short Damzsk bureau scArfs, with col
ored centers. shopwoIn. Refused TO 2lc. each
ID Short Moulie Cloth Bureau scarfs. with
colored oenters. shopwUrn- Reduced from 3oc.
e. PIC. each.
- DaInssk and Monte Bureau scarfs size
1sr6O. shopwVrn. Reduced from JOc. 20 SHE.
each.
ID Danssk Tray Cloths with colorsd borden
Reduced to DC each.
(Second floor. 18th 1T building)
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OuR
WEEKLY Rrxxasr DAY SALE
OCCURS
TOMORROW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a
()uR

A large business males REMNANTS. ana
during the busy season there Is alwsyS an
extra large accufnula,ion OF remAinders- things
LETT over. ENDS OF lines" ''trokcn 40
sortments." odd sizes" ''smal lots"
and thlngs that have become mu-s~d.
sOiled or scratched from handling. dis
pay. &c. &c. We dcnr want any such IN
stock. and. as Il Is q trei priaclpls Wfth ne 70
otSllOSe ofdu remnants" ~ the end OF esch
week. they are separated from the regular sOods
an marked az prices that sell then-THE IN
HEkENr WORTH OF THIS CLASS OF
MERCHANDISE Is NOT CONSIDERED.
Useful and sezsonab,e thines will lie found In
every department. tomorrow. Only q small
PORTION IL here represented. but you viii have
no trouble IN nnding them NJ their respective
counters Don't pass the BLACK and coli
ohEo DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS hyde
siraose iengths have gathered thick there tins
Week. ard the opportunity IL an unoommonly
favorable one for buyers. There arr also quite
q number OF BLACK and CoLoRED GlMPs
IN LLNGTHs FROM 10 YARDS st loo.
10 50 - a remnant
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Wisconsin has discovered silver ore, but as
she admits that it is in small quantities Rock
Greek Park regards her as the merest amateur
In the matter Of discoveries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-15

The prominence Of the lottery question at
last brings the element Of uncertainty into
Louiziaaa politics.
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Exchanges are putting forth their advice to
"registsr" with an earnest persistency that
suggests an Atlantic City hotel clerk and an
excursion party.
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Tammany should exert its financial talents
10 find some way Of reaping the benefit Of the
liberal advertisement il gets
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Busy W1rH BurEas
err EEEa EEnfs knfs FF-ssss
ePP Err ERR. RRR Wy sSss
= Ekx E Z I I ssss :

We have stirred mp quite 'sea Of enthusiasm
over our BLACK GOODS. Never has the department
been crowded full Of black gems of the FIRST
WATER" We have been exceedingly fortunate in our
OF patterns Everybodys pet taste to
be gratified. You come to us because you know We
have the best. We have been to headquarters for
them-so there Is no chance Of slip-up" quality
Priestley is prince among weavers-with few peers
Much Of our stock comes from him. It is Of such
CERTAIN settled sort that you its going back
on you. He never dips it" but once. The black
Las the native color OF the wool hold Of
haps you never knew why some fabrics shed the
color and others didn't. That's why Priestleys
don't.
His forte Is SILK WARP HENRIETTA. The ,sool
II the nest-the silk the Jfnest. We have q surprise
for you in this connection-the price portion-for
Prtestey and his choice HENRIETTA 10 never Q sur
Prise. We haven't made any reductious-simply
marked under the usual price.
81 for 81. p quality
81; 10 for 81 37h quality.
.i Il = for for s II: e sa Quality
Do you wonder We draw trade toward us!
The GUILLAUMET DYED WOOL HENRIETTA.
with SILK FINISH. another of the good thoroughly
reliable In color kind. We are showing four grades:
46inches wide-75c.. s71sc.. 81 and Sl25.
No matter which way you turn in BLACK GOODS
there is Priestley to the iront-and ready with fresh
idea. You will say the lot Of his ILLUMINATED
DlA6ONALS are Just like him-original and spicy {"
AZ inches-$1 yard.
We have an ALL-wOOL CHEvRON from the same
source-same width-same prics-enough said.
AZ inches-$1 yard.
Lupin II one Of the few great givers Of perfect
Black He is popular and 50 Is his CAMEL's HAIR
To please you-and everybody he weaves IL In all
weights and . variety Of grades.
From 75c. to 81. so yard.
1--we were to point out the speciality the dollar quail
lily will stand hard look"
SEBASTAPOL Is 75c. and els yard for 42-inch
wdth-DRAP D'ALMA is sl yard-just as wide
The FRENCH SAMOSA il el-+O inches wide
The best Mourning Goods is ALI-wOOL yENE-
T1AN CLOTH-Priestley 10 the author
AZ inches wide-S1 yard. ..
That's Just the price and width Of ALIrwooL
MERyEILLEUX.
THE BEST BLACK SERGE In town IL in this GOOD
company
40 inches-7oc. o yard.
We were too we'll stocked with choice patterns to run
short yet-but they are gong-FANCY CAMEL'S
HAIRS. BEDFORD CORDS, TwEEDS-and that
family Of fabrics il always complete. They are az
reasonable as they are pretty.
vEILS-or the wherewith to make them. II Il isn't
convenient to corne-send telephone-we will &C.
liver the made-up Wells subject to your approval
You will want it to come from here-because we are
stEaining point to excel. we have added
The MEMORIAL BRAND"-silk-made or TO he.
PRlESTLEY'S ATWOOD Wells and all WOOL
and SILK and WOOL yEILINGS.
COURTAULDS CREPE for trimming and wells.
We will cut either the bias straight Just lay il
on the ALL~SILK HENRIETTAS of the PrtestIey
make. 1t is perfect match.
There has been talk enough Time to act nov.
Others are picking. Won't you!
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II the belligerent symptoms in China con-
tinse 10 develop, Mr.. Blair viii need increased
mad facilities to handle congratulations
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HosrERr DEPARTMENT.

j pair Ladies Fine PINK silk Hose. with Black
stripes across the foot, forming . Nandyke
point. slightly faded. Size 81. Reduced
IRON Is 10 IS. 80.
pair LADIES Fine Green SILK Hose. same
Reduced from Is 70 "a.
= pair LADIES Fancy Open Work LAght Blus
Pure SIX Hose. Slightly faded. Size 95<. Re-
duced from e. 90 to e. 80
.-4pairs LADIES' Fancy Polka Spot Iisle Thread
from s1. - TO 81
pairs Ladies short Length Fast Black Iase
Thread Hose, with double heels aud toes. Size
10. heduced nom o221sc. to Soc q pair
(tlrst foor. I'd annex
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II isn't enough for a man to live honestly
these days If he happens to carry life insur-
aaee ne must prove that he died honestly.
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LEATHER Goops DEPARTMENT.

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED GOODS
3 Russian Leather Pocket Books. Reduced
from e.. % 70 81. 40 each.
4 Seal Leather Pocket Books Reduced from
a to -. p each.
Lizzard skin Pocket Books. Reduced from
81. - 10 e.. 20 each.
2 Alligator Pocket Books. Reduced from q
10 a. p each.
CUT Box Reduced from pOc. 20 Soc
] Travelling Case. Reduced from Soc 70 Soc
3Photo SCREENS reauned from As 70 na
and reduced from az 70 &o
(first floor. 18th ST. bldg)
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.


ODD SIZES.
Black Matalesse Wrap. trimmed with silk
cheniue-higA snouideTs-satln lined. Size 40
Reduced from $40 10 as.
I Fine Black Matalesse Wrap with feather
frinlnnng-high shoulders-long front-siIk
lined throughout. size3d Reduced from eoO
to $50.
i Black Matalesse Wrap. long frort Of silk
plush--full high sleeves-ostrich feather trim
minS-satin lined. Size "a. Reduced from
&00to 49,.
Black Matalesse wrar. silk plush reveres-
full high shoulders-trimnIed with ostrich
feathers. satin lined. Size "a. Reduced from
e6o to go.
Black Matalesse Wrap. with silk plush and
feather trimning-full hish s.eeves-saiin lined
Size So. Reduced from sUO 70 AZ.
few Short PLUSH Jackets-satin lined-per-
feet hitting. Sizes 81. 20 and AZ. At greatly re-
duced prlces.
Fine striped English NAterproofs--dark
colors. Reduced from su 20 e. each.
Entra-trade Waterproof Garments in neat
striped patterns-cloth surface. Reduced from
81 to "a each.
lime silk and Wool Macintosh wuterproofs
In handsome iacuard patterns Reduced IRON
s20 to slO each.
tIhird floor. llth ST building.l
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BoYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
ODD SIZES

ODD SIZES
% Heavy Outing Shirt Waists, Pink ana
Blne. sizes j. q. z and 3. keduced from &c.
to 4slc. each.
! Cape overcoat. Size ~. Reduced from
$3.50 TO e.
3 Two-piece Kilt Suits. Sizes 2,s and 3. Rs
duced from "a TO 81 each.
Third moor, 10th It. buildingl
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The New CApEs.

English Cheviot Cspes. 80 inches long. with coque
Imported Cheviot Capes. richly trimmed with
feathers and iet........................... 80.
English Broadcloth Capes. with peacock feathers
and braid trimming Az
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Recent Developments show that honors are
saAJ In Germany.
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CHrrDHrss AsR .xI MISSES DrrArr.

Misses Brown Heavy weight Cheviot
Jacket-double breastes;-notched col lar-larse
bone buttons. size IA. heduoed IRON slv 10
SI5u
Misses winter-weight Red and Black Mined
Cloth Jackets-rOush effect-noiched collars-
large pearl buttons. Size 10. Reduced from
el2 to 81. 80 each.
ChIldrens Medium-welght Striped Cloth
ReeieI-rOlltng collar. Size 3 years. heduced
from s. to SJ. 20.
Misses Lightweight Mahogany Broad
cloth Cloak. braided In Blsck-cape sleeves.
hize II years. Reduced from sl2 TO s3 %
i Misses Serpent Green BroadclOth New
narket-finished with Black silk ornamental
Size lo years. Reduced faom sl5 10 81 81.
(lhird floor, 18th Ut. building.D
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THIS WILL BE THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
L Ladies' Jackets, 9Sc. Beaver Jackets. Black and
Blue &l.D. RAFF'S ENTERPRISE.
ocl5-3t l24l Nth 1t. Sc,
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Opp SHAwLs.

ODD SHAwLs.
Blact and White Striped. SILK and Wool
ShaMi-fuil size. Reduced IRON 81 81 $3.50
Fine silk and Mool Persian Shawl in rich
colorlnsrs, large palm pattern. heduced from %
20 edo.
Fine Imported Persian shawl-hezvy weight
-colors Brown and 6old-iTinged al round
hedu, cd from slS to Sl..JO.
Pine Knit shawls-larse sizes Black and
Gray. Reduced from o. 20 10 81 each
k1hird foOr. 10th ~. building
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

3pairs 4-button Tan Real Kid Gloves. slightly
DAMAGED. Size o. heduced from IL. Is 10 JOc
pair.
pairs Perrin's Reindeer Gloves. In shades of
English Tan. with patent fasteninlrs. slightly
damaged. sizes "a and z. Reduced from s2
TO sL5O pair.
Z pairs 5-nook Real Kid Gloves. In Black,
size os. and lans. sizes % and 81. slixhtly
imperfect Reduced from . n as ~ 3 1 Is = pair
(tirst floor. llth ST. building
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Cu1LpRENs CoArs.

Ito yeara)
Fancy Eidsrdovn Coats. with Aneors fur trina
Imported Coats. with rich fur trimming. II IS
Plaid Chsviot Coats. fur trimmed a. CS
BroAdoioth Coats. NTH astrachan and Anxors fur
Cream Bedford Cord Coats. fur trimmed. III 81
eVl0 per cent on all Of above prices and also the
thousand and sarneats sAls here. but not msn
toned aoovs
TEE RAI.AJs 1oYAx.
A. LIsSER.
Ger. 18th 81. and Pa ave. celia
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PALA1s RorA1 Price LIST
Fun TRIMMED GARMENTS
OFFERED AT
10 PEI Cent DISCOUNT
DURING
TIE OPENING Or FuRs.

The collection comprises the new long capes with
sleeves' the latest style Military and English Box
Coats Paris Novelty Refers with Louis XVI collars
The Jackets and Refers the lengths
ing from 80 to IS inches. The STYLE fit and finish of
the Palais Royal garments will be fin fact
identical with the considerably higher priced garments
OF the credit stores-eon, Darison ,ciH shor this.
Besides our matchless collection of fur-trimmed
garments we showing braid-trimmed and
plain tailor-made wraps Of every description. We
draw especial attention. however. the fur-trimmed
garments since the discount of 10 per cent is during
the Opening" of Furs. for this peek only.
The following are pointed to extraordinary good
values at the prices marked the garments We
quote the marked prices. deduct one-enth to arrive
at the prices for the Opening"
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IN ew Drsss rrn~mSne Dsparsmeaf ~ srs eSv
inc a Discount If no per cent.
s. / ii e. :: +: :: $:
F. F. 4 4 4 + +. 4 ! s. e. T. I.
For :his week only We offer the fol.
loving extraordinary low prices in Hosiery.
ha"assrehsos and Gloves:
HOSIERY.
lie. chiidren's Black Ribbed Hose. full
length. at
1ec. Misses and chidren,s Absolutely
Fast B!acS Ribbed Hose at
l2Ec.
Ladies Black Boo, Pattern Hose. eoiorea
tops. Riche.ieu ribbed. at
15c.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. warranted Fast
Black. Hermsiorf dye. extra long best &c.
Hose in the city, at
Ladies' Fancy Brilliant Lisle Hose, 20
Faure. drop stitch. Superior quality. extra
length hes ular value. Soc; at
Sc.
Ladies' Silk Plated Hose in Blacks OF col
ors. REGULAR value, Ell; at
Csc.
HANDKERcHIEFs.
&c. Handkerchiefs. White and colored
porcers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Embroidered Edge Handkerchiefs. Regular
value. 2ic. -....-............--.-..-lJc.
IA All-iiEen handkerchief. new designs
Regular value, lie. ;et..............l2kc.
Ladies' Embroidered HKndkerchTefs. all tue
latest designs. Regular value, :,oc. at &c.
Gents All-linea Esndke-chiefs. Regular
Naiue, &c
Null Ties Regular value, l5c. aud gle;
at.................-... lOc.
GLOVES.
Three specials in Gloves at prices which
have never been offered before.
7-HCoK FOSTER BLACK Kid Gloves.
Regular value. sl;at
GBUTToN-LENGTH SUEDE P1asKrN
BLACKS. Only regular value, sl.at
69c
MOUsQUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES In
Grays and TAns. Regular value. el;st
* 4 III 8 s'f SIS IS.
XXI MN NM { cc e. ssss
E.: E; 4 T !. $S'SS e. !.
+ ~ ILL ( ~ 4 S ooS kr. -
sl2-sl4 SEVENTH STREET n. W. IL
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WoODwAnD
Am
Lorunor.
iorH. nth AND Sis NV.

tFFgT an enjoyable iunchsoa taks fks fotA
stree sseudtOrs 70 our LHnoA Roos.., ssxsA aesv.
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GENTS SOLID GoLD WATCHES,
Hunting case, waItham or Elgin. stem wind
eel5o.
q. HARRIS 4 co.,
oc15-2t Cor. 9TH and d SITS. n. v.
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
lair ia Atwood Banksts-very slirhtiy
soiled Reduced from 81 % ~ 81. sd
pair I2-s Atwood Blankets. slightly soiled
Reduced FROM es to $50.
Atwood Wrapper BlAnksts, soilsd- Re-
duced from o.. 20 10 s5.75.
pair Light Blue Atwood Blankets. damaged
from window display. Reduced from { 10 20
$50
O. each
Csecond noor. llth st. building.)
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sl2-s14 SEVENTH STREET n. W.
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Continued below.l
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HrADouAnrrns Foa CoRsErs.

Continued belov.)
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05
HILO JOURNAL.

Hawaiian Independence Day was
quite day at Hilo. Many Of the
Hawaians were out on horseback in
gay attire. At Hall church there
was large gathering and nearly 5000
was contributed for that church.
The pastor had some old manuscript
that he read of the early history of
the islands, which was very pleasing
and interesting. Hail church is in
prosperous condition. The pastor
is Just the man for the church.
The Rover, tug from San Diego,
CAL, arrived at Hilo July oath, after
a passage of % days. She came to
take the place of the Alice; is 40
feet long, 10 feet beam, and has
more than double the power of the
Alice. She was built at San Fran
cisco in 1873.
Bark Harvester is loaded and will
sail on Tuesday, 4th inst, for San
Francisco.
The Lurline is expected in a few
DAYS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05
German
Syrup"

Here is an incident from the South
Mississippi, written in April, 1890,
just after the Grippe had visited that
country. 81 am a farmer, one of
those who have to rise early and
work late. At the beginning oflast
Winter I was on trip to the City
ofVicksburg, Miss, where got we'll
drenched in a shower of rain. I
went home and was soon after seized
with dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until I had
to seek relief. I consulted DR.. Dixon
who has since died, and he told me
to geta bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. Meantime my cough grew
worse and worse and then the Grippe
came along and l caught that also
very severely. My condition then
compelled me to do something. /
got two bottleso of German Syrup. I
began using them, and before taking
much of the second bottle, / was
entirely clear of the Cough that had
hung to me SO long, the Grippe, and
all its bad effects. I felt tip-top and
have felt that way ever since"
PETER J. BRIALs, Jr., Cayuga, Hines
Co., Miss. q
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05
CABLE AND TREATY.

Admiral Belknap's letter on the
Pacific cable question, VIII CHI has
been published in full by this journal,
is very important deliverance. 1t
disposes effectually of assertions that
had been published, TO the effect that
surveys already made showed no
practicable route for a cable between
the United States and Hawai-. The
Admiral's clear perception OF the
future importance of these ISLANDS is
exceedingly important, as, if impart-
ed to the public opinion of the Unit, d
States, such q perception cannot fail
TO have an awaiting influence on the
policy of that nation toward Hawaii.
Once that great and friendly neigh
Dor perceives that the mouse can be
very useful to the lion, she will allow
no ordinary obstacle to interfere
with the repairing of whatever dam
age her domestic Legislation may in
cidentaIly intlict on the Hawaiian ISL
ands. While it is more than improb-
able that the United States should
ever extend payment of bounties
to our sugar producers, which had
hard fight to be adopted and may
have a harder one to be maintained
for the benefit of her own sugar pro-
ducers, yet there are other ways by
which she might make some repara-
ton for the destroyed benefits of Ha-
waits treaty relations with herself.
1t is gratifying TO know that the
Hawaiian Government is not cOntem-
plating any rash measures of get
ting even with the United States for
the Mckinley tariff. There is not
the least doubt that the legislation in
question is to large extent tenta-
tive, and that it was intended maleri-
ally to be in the way of concession to
the growing sentiment in favor of
freer commercial intercourse with the
rest of the world Another piece of
the same policy is the plain bid in
the same legislation for reciprocity
with all countries to the south of the
great republic In short, the United
States is clearly entered upon tran
sition stage with regard to the tariff,
and wise policy on the part of our
Government will dictate the taking
advantage of the altered conditions.
1t is an open secret that the present
Government has in purpose such a
policy, and that treaty revision with
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05
UNPLEASANTNESS AVOIDED.

Several months ago, Mr.. Henry
Plummer, of Clements, CAL, who
is subject to cramps, was taken with
a severe attack. He had been ac-
customed to get relief by dosing
with morphine, but the disagreeable
fleet that followed would make him
miserable for hours after the cramp
had been relieved. l persuaded him
to try Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. He was
much pleased with it, as its effect
was almost instantaneous, and no
disagreeable after effects accompan-
led its use. CHAs. BAMERT, Manager,
Farmers Trade Union, Clements,
Cal. For sale by all dealers. BEN
SON, SMITH & Co., Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05

a view to securing the largest posi-
ble countervaIling benefits of reci-
procitv for those which have been
lost is engaging the profoundest con-
sideration of the Ministers. There
is good reason to hope that in nego-
tations to such an end the United
States will not only be reasonable
but generous, and as favorably affect
inc the desired result the publication
of Admiral Belknap's letter is hailed
with intense qualification.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05

The completion of a telephone cir
cult tapping all the principal points
on Hawaii is an important event for
that island. 1t will bring the other
wise isolated plantation settlements
into communication with each other,
be extremely valuable in cases of
accident or other emergency, and a
most useful adjunct to the police
facilities for detecting and prevent
ing crime.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05
Irrigation Notice.
Honolulu, H. 81, May q, 1891.

HONOLULU, H..I., May u, 1891.
Notice is hereby given to all holders
of water privileges that owing TO the
prolonged drouth, it is necessary that
care be used in the use of water.
Holders of privileges and the public
generally are therefore respectfully
requested to assist the Department
by exercising economy in the use of
water.
The irrigation hours are from to
8 A. NJ, and to & o'clock P. M.
JOHN G. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
G. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
121 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05

By the eruption of Bandai San,
Japan, in 1888, the river Nagase
was damned, causing the formation
of three large lakes. Now the iuhab-
itauts of the region are reconping
their losses by the eruption from the
abundance of fish of various kinds
which have appeared in the new
lakes
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05

The San Jose Mercury of July %
has very pleasant letter from its
editor and publisher, Mr.. thas. M.
Shortridge, describing his trip to
Honolulu in the steamer Iealandia.
Referring to complaints he had heard
about the effects of the Mckinley
bill on the Islands, Mr.. Sbortridge
says, "There is one thing we are
sure Of, and that is if the United
States is wrong in this matter she
has wronged her friends, for on
every hand we hear expressions of
friendship for the American people"
1t is pity that more of the real and
responsible journalists of California
cannot take a holiday visit to Hawaii.
Their impressions we need not be
afraid to see published, as we have
reason to be with regard to the scrib-
bling of irresponsible penny-a-iners.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-05

1t seems the Orient is bound to
reverse the order of everything, even
in the institutions borrowed from
Western civilization. From Japan
comes the news that the Liberal
members of the House of ReDresen-
tatives will put 1t to the vote, as to
whether the House enjoys the full
confidence of the present Cabinet.
Should the result be unsatisfactory,
the Government will be asked to dis
solve Parliament How the House
can express what is in the mind OF
the Cabinet regarding the House IT.
self is mystery not explained.