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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
i holders of the Kohala Sugar Company
will be held at the Office of Messrs. Castle
& Cooke, Agents, on TUESDAY, October
81, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Per orde r. J. B. ATHERTON,
28S6-td Secretary.
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the Mutual Telephone
Co. will be held on FRIDAY, October 16;h,
at O'Clock p NJ, at the Company's build
ing. Z. y. BERGER,
28S6-td Secretary.
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Furnished Rooms and Board

NOOL, AIRY ROOMS AND FAMILY
" board to be had at IA Palama, King
street, within Is minutes walk of town.
Address ' b." Advertiser Office. 2S43-tf
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There will be the usual missionary
concert to night at the Central Union
Church. A paper will be read by
Mr.. A. V. Gear on the Religious
Condition of Russia" and by Miss
Winter on the Condition of the
Russian Jews" Regular quarterly
business meeting at the close of the
missionary concert.
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NOTICE.

THE SHIP STRATHBLANE WILL
l. not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew without the written
authority of J. CUTHELL,
2863-3w Captain.
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Box Plan now open at the Office of
l.. J. Levey.
PROGRAMME:
l. Observation-Disclosures -. 49,. Rossini
Royal Hawaiian Band.
2. Medley. Arranged by Prof. Aug Schmidt
Zithers: Prof Aug. Schmidt. Mr.. Wolff,
Mr.. Wolters; Bow Either: MIR. Grau ;
Violin: Mr.. G. Widemann; Guitars
Hon. A. Marques, George Allen.
8. Fantasie-Il Trovatore. Verdi
Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt, Mr.. Wolff;
Violin: Mr.. G. Widemann; Piano
Mr.. II. Widemann.
4. Either Solo-Poet and Peasant .Suppe
Prof. Aug. Schmidt.
5. Concert Polka-Quean of Hearts.
Two Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt
Mr. Wolff.
6. Song-Trumpeter of Sackingen 49,.
Hon. Paul Isenberg.
Z. Dream OF Roses .... ~
Bow Either: Prof. Aug. Schmidt; Piano:
Mr.. IL Widemann.
8. Waltz-Danube Waves. ~ Iyanoyici
Royal Hawaiian Band.
9. Song-Farewell Marguerite ......
Mr.. W. IL. Hoogs.
10. Fantasie-Schmerz Vergessen. ..
80. ........ 80. Won Umlauf
Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt, Mr.. Wolff;
Violin: Mr.. G. Widemann; Guitar
Hon. A Marques.
II. Fantasie-ln Quiet Evening Hours.
Arranged by Prof. Aug. Schmidt
Bow Either: Prof. Aug. Schmidt; Either:
Mr.. Wolff; Violin: Mr.. G. Wide
mann; Guitars: Hon. A. Marques,
MIR. George Allen.
IL. Song-Like no Like ....
Hon. Paul Isenberg,
Is. Either Solo-Belles and Harpes 49,.
Prof. Aug. Schmidt.
IA. Fantastic love you still ...
Arranged by Prof Aug. Schmidt
Bow Either: Prof Aug. Schmidt Zlthers:
Mr.. Wolff, Mr.. VOTERS; Violin: Mr..
G. Widemann; Guitars: Hon. A.
Marques and Mr.. George Allen.
Is. March-King John. .. Sachs
Royal Hawaiian Band.
28S4-3t-s,w,f
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orPAKTURES.

TUESDAY, Oct. 6.
, Hall freeman, for Mau
y. r.. Asmundsen, for Maui.
] ( sili' Campbell, for Kauai.
iil sins for Hanapepe, Kauai.
]. s' and Eliza for Koolau.
',,naI. for KoOlau.
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N VESSELS EXPECTED.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

. N Francisco, per bkt S G Wilder,
4 Brown, Geo Bicknell, Frank
SCOOke, Captain J Duncan and
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INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS
TUESDAY. Oct. 6.
,...I.. CLANCY, from Kilauea
a Wilder, Grifiths' l21a days
Ss..nciSCO.
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A MrLIrlRY GUARD FOR THE FIR.

Chicago, July 81 CspeclaD.-AbOut dozen officers
OF the Illinois National Guard met General Miles OF
tho Regular Army Directors Bryan cage anu hor-
ford and Colonel Culp, Of the Ceremonies committee
n, the Worlds Fair to-day, TO consider the various
plans suggested for military celebration Lieutenant
colonel Turner submitted scheme which met Win
unanimous favor, and which will probably take 'he
place OF the plans previously submitted by General
Miles and Colonel Corbn. 1t provides for contnua
military guard throughout the Fair. Colonel turner
explained that he had secured option on piece OF
ground less than mile from the exposition GROUNDS
and containing about 100 acres on which 10 puu oaF
racks and lay out parade ground. 1t was MS pan
A., nrovide accommodations for about 5000 soldiers
with their families Five thousand or more m rau,c
men from each State, from adtacant states, "nuIu
remain in camp four or five days at time ap g., t!en
give way for troops from other states Inn, al me e
troops in the country with their families could see ,e
Worlds Fair and at the same time proVue su"'u i0
the exposition. ,, ..,,o Az
match from Dogota announcing that the Congfess VI
Colombia has appropriated SSo,Ooo III gou ior i'S
laNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington July 31.-vPay Director james Full
ton is ordered To duty at the Naval Academy
ON August 20. Pay Director Frank c. Cros
by Is ordered to duty general stOrekceper at
the Norfolk Navy Yard Ensign Franklin Smith is
detached from the Petrol and granted leave for one
year with permission TO leave the United States.
Paw Director James D. Murray Is detached from duty
at the Naval Academy on August 20. and ordered to
settle accounts and wait orders. Pay Inspector Ed
ward Bellows is detached from duty as general store
keeper al the Norfolk Navy Yard upon the reporting
Of his relief and ordered 10 settle accounts and then
await orders
II IS understood that the Secretary of the Navy viii
approvc the proceedings Of the Court Of Inquiry that
recently investigated the Van VraclSeD scandal at
Norfolk and following its recommendations VIII order
n courtmartial to try Van Vracken, the plymasters
clerk accused Of the theft Of Government property
from the Norfolk Navy Yard. The court Will meet
at Norf TX next Tuesday
The Despatch arrived at the New-York Navy Yard
to-day
The Naval Retiring Board has reported to secretary
rrocv thar Lieutenant j. F. Meigs. being afflicted with
should be placed on the retired list of
tho Navy The case awaits Gna action BY the Prcsl-
dent This Is the case In which the Oncer was eA-
mined for promotion and found to be dchcleht III
coIor.siglt and subsequently ordered before the No
firing hoard for examination.
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TIE GREAT WHEAT CROP.

EFFECT OF THE ALLIANCE CIRCULAR LIN NAV
sAs-ERE1GHT RATES TO THE sEABoARD.
c,ico,o 1n,v Ala dispatch from Topeka, KAN
W.. Although cars have been generally dis
,r,butod nv the railroads but little wheat Is moving
eastward from this state. Alliance leaders attribute
this N the circular sent out from Washington au'iS-
ing farmers to hold their grain Grain uea'ei9 ue
flare that Is not So but insist tnat INC ioN'' -
that the wheat Is yet in shock drying, and that te
little that has come in is damp and mus'y' anu ulH'
for -four In the southern part OF the STATE "hcto
the Yield was the greatest, wheat mas Deen
and inst enough has been sold to pay pressing aeos'
while the bulk OF 1t has been put In storehouses 10
await higher prices 1t appears probable thaO 'ic
washington circular has had It's effect, ana latei'
are holding back their crop
The cost OF CARRYING the great wheat crop OF the
West TO European markets Is likely 10 oe idi &c
There is q veritable boom In grain frelShUS Dy """
both lake and ocean, and 1t cost 1905 Genus seSUu'
10 carry a bushel Of wheat from Chicago 10 Liver
mol as against 1915 cents Tuesday. This substan-
t,al advance ofI2 cents in two days Is largely III
ocean rates although the rise In rates HOm oiioae'
TO the seaboard forms part OF IT, fortuhaceN' Uio
break in the Erie Canal near schehecUoy 10 81
nearly repaired that the canal boatmeh are aoi0
again to contract for grain TO arrive, naming yer
davis figures which made the through rates ana caiai
rates 70 New-York as follows: Wheat cents, corn
7 "a cents. This will probably keep the rail lines
from Buffalo to the seaboard from making iurtner
advance than they have already done
Duluth, Mimi, July 31.-Reports from the west
continue to bring most favorable advceS as 10 N'e
hard wheat crop. The Van Dusen-Iiarnngton Com
pany says:
All our correspondents send US most encouraging
reports. From all parts of the Red River valley
we hear the same story, well as from The region
between the Red River Valley and Devils Lake"
Spencor Moore 81 Co., say:
ave have the best of reports from all over the
Northwest. We hear Of the promise OF nothing Du!
enormous crops The grain is late, and harvest will
not be general throughout North Dakota nnl the lotn
or oOth of next month. The only things that need
be feared are too much rain and an early nOst;;
Think Minnesota and Dakota will have 1loOoo,oVO
! TO 100000 bushels" - l., -. -
Nearly every other report received here is OF a
| similar nature, whether from elevator companies
! agents of grain firms, farmers or crop experts.
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TUE AUGUST NUMBER OF TIRE
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE

one OF sterling excellence and most varied INTEREST," AH
eleven leading articles are .,-,, rn,c,
AZ Geo D. StOnestrcet, VI. Am II, ~: ~ "a
WHY THE STATES SHOULD NOT 0WN I LIE h - =,
is THE VALUE OF nooKKEEPlNG APPkE t ChcSdIn
APT Ann Utility IN BUILDING. ~.
BY Barr Ferree, school OF Arch, MY oil rehh
COMMON KOADS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA. - =,
0o'N'dON i'o1 BY Isaac Il. Potter, c. T.
THE pAN.AMERICAN RAILROAD: NJ Conn = =.
rJL STEAMSHIP IN AMEIiIEA.-lN.-
III i III k NJ ~ By Horace See. j.. and n. n.
wHAf is TIE USE OF BUILDING Law }po,,r.on
THE VENTILATION OF HOMES AND SCHOOLS
ADN ~ AA"i' VI 49, nv III. y. PriaGe b. ).
ONDrN"i'" by Herbert Laws Webb.
1--WE have never better eocd Magaz .i, u -"
this or one which answers more practcA ques0iohs'
(BOston Herald .-.Aor. 90 q veo,
Al stands. 20 cents huILoeIl 90 !No-.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. SATURDAY.

Washington July 31.-For New-England and Eas'en
New.York fair stationary temperature, except sussV
warmer in Vermont and Northern Ne~'YorAi 'EiA0'
winds.
For NewJersey, Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware ana
Maryland generally fair slightly warmer winds becoming
sou therly. -
For Virginia. the Carolinas, Georgia, Western foF's
and Alabama showers fos Eastern Florida, fair.
For Mississippi. light showers stationary temperauf"
except slightly warmer the vicinity OF Vicburg sou~
winds.
for Louis lana and Eastern Texas, fair.
For Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee, showers
For Kentucky, light showers H. the western part ,v
For Western New York, Western pennsylNanla, "es'
Virginia and Ohio generally far slightly warmer
For Indiana and Illinois showers; slightly Cooler
For Michigan and Wisconsin, showers. ,,., ..o,,,
For Minnesota and tho EakcGs. showers slightly cood
For Iowa, showers sligi.tly cooler.
For Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas, showers.
For Colorado. fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
1.-THE" ALLEy,S ASsA1L4yr HELD,

The case of John Carraro the italian charged with
felonious assault upon "Tho' Allen on the night on
July o. at Franchis place, No. i4o Bleecker-st was
called for examination In Jefferson Market Pohce
Court yesterday afternoon Allen said he was In the
commission business ct No. 90 CLINTON Place. he
bcn reited the story of the alleged attack on his
life by CarraFo Edward F. Kinly ard Charles Ben
rett corroborated what Allen said Carraro then took
the stand He said Allen found the icepick behind
tbe bar and was about TO strike him with it. In the
struggle for its possession both fel ana aIien was
trial.
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IS HE EXEMPT FROM THE RETIREMENT RULE.

The Police Commissioners yesterday talked about re-
firing CAPTAIN Theron 5. Copl1rd, Of the Chlrles-st
squad who was sixty years old Tuesday II was said
that he might make contest holiine that he was O
veteran war and Therefore exempt from rtiremene
for age His claim was said be based the fact that
ne was aduant OF tho 1881 Volunteers for ono
day. when the so-caed Metropolitan Regiment was on
Staten Island but he did not to the war aud he re-
mained captain police and drew pay for his services
as a loiiceman while he acting as aajuant. Inc
decided 10 call upon him report
upon his claim to veteran and 1t will be considered OF
the next meeting on Friday Of week Captain
Copeland probably viii be retired then.
Captain Ryan, OF the East Thirty ifh-st squad ana
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Az EXHIBITION OF MARINE ENGINES.

Washington. July 31-The ountard Iron Works OF
New-Yor have arranged with the Navy Department to
set up in their shops the great 1000 horse power
engines Of the armored cruiser Maine. The engines
viii be run at different rates Of speed, thus afortng
persons interested in naval engineering an opportunity
10 see I'm a most advantageous position the whole Of
the powerful and complicated machinery OF Modern
rnan. Ofwar In full action.
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,vcpr.sr IN TREASURY CASH.

Washington. July Silt is estimated at the Treas
urv Department that there has been an increase OF
81, 100000 in the Treasury cash available Tor tne
payment Of the public debt since the hrst lnsO
Irnder the old form OF debt statement ts "ouid %
slated as q reduction OF the debt
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,r WORK AMONG TIE sEALERs

Washington July 31.-Secretary Tracy today re-
ceivcd the following telegram from Commander COTTON,
of the Thetis from ounalaska, Alaska dated July l.
via san Francisco:
Tto,i, arri,ad a. sand Point June 20, and reached
bere JiIv r. Went TO Prlbyof, and returned July
To- Warned eight me ,b Ny IdTi ATT nIlV "a
T The Nohctn and the Nymph go to Pnbylof to-day,
tbc Thctis tomorrow and the Alert on Tuesday 1or a
tt~o weeks, cruise The Rush warned four vessels
and ,cizcd the British schooner T. b. Marvin; me
Marvin will be sent 10 Victoria by the British com
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FOR THE sEAsHoRE BY THE SANDY HOOK RoUr ,

FOR THE sEAsHoRE BY THE SANDY HOOK kooi y
Leave New-York, Pier g, ". r. for Highland bea0ls
seabrght, Monmouth Beach and Long hanch at t'oo'
lO.45 a. NJ, IL IN. Il p. M. saturdays oniy)' '''''
40 3 40 y. M: sundays, o 80 a. M, p NJ
For Atlantic Highlands, 4 80. a. M l. "fN
A 80, 80 D. M. sundays, . 80 a. m'' p ni' ..,
For Elberon Asbury Park ocean 1roVe rU,''
~. 80 ,o.45 a. m. Il D. IN. Saturday only.
3:4S, a 30, 80 p m.
AllRal Route.
Leave New.York Central Railroad OF New1er'e,'
foot Iiberty-st., n r., for Red Bank Long Brsnea+
Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, sPrns L a 80 ,. n.
sainrday onlyl 80, 2;l5, $3.50, D., 80 ossSs
a N m. SUNDAYS except Asbury Park anu
Grove, 0 rs, II 80 o. M. p M
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4 CIRCULAR FROM CONTROLLER LACEY.

Washington, July 31-The books of the IL per
cent loan kept in the Office Of the Register Oh inc
Treasury will not be closed during August Tor tle
nrcnarotion Of the September schedule as has been
customary heretofore. This change Is caused by the
fact that no schedules will be required for the maj
dividend Of Is per cent on the loan as the interest
on the bonds now being received for continuance at
per cent will be prepaid to September 2, 1891, While
he interest on bonds not continued will cease on that
dav and be paid only when the bonds arc presented
fer redemption. The redemption OF IL per cent
bonds will not begin until September .. 1901. the
date Of their maturity. Up to date about s11 100000
Of Those bonds have been continued at per cent
Tho Controller of the Currency has issued tho fol
1orinr circular TO National banks in regard TO this
loan:
Sir Your attention is respectfully called to the cir
cuar Of July @ 1901 issued by the Secretary ot the
Treasury authorizing tenders Of Az per cent Donus 10
present them continuance at per cent This opton
viii expire September >, 1871, after when dly any Oh
ad bonds outstanding and not continued By request OF
the holder will cease bear Inter St. By virtue q tho
call for their redemption issued June 2. 1891 rendering
them unavailable security for circulation after thlt
dat, 1t will absolutely necessary, Therefore $50 iar
- the minimum deposit Of bonds is concern d.. for Ma
Ito. al banks having Az per bonds deposit as Sc
curity for circulation ~ secure the continuance OF
these bonds o. deposit other United States interest
bearing bonds IN their place.
Ranks desiring 10 continue their bonds should execute
the papers which already been sent them from the
Department and forward them accompanied by The treas
uer's duplicate receipts representing the bonds g. the
Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Banks desiring
To substitute other retire their circulating notes
should to the Controller q The currency Tor the nce-
sary blanks.
Your attention also called to the fact that und the
act Of July H. 1870 tho last bond issued hereunder must
he first called and that there Is therefore, an advantage
to be obtained By carly application for the continuance OF
these bonds as bonds VIII be issued in the order
OF receipt OF perfected papers.
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10 I,rIp VERMONT CELEBRATE.

washington. July 3l.-Tle Governor of Vermont
having extended an invitation TO the National and state
societies Of Sons Of the American Revolution to
participate In the centennial anniversary ~ the
admission of Vermont to the Union and the dedica-
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Tt,l ....... 81 ,s44, 482s14,1 ,O81 s7,o73o''
TO BUILD NO. 10 IN PHILADELPHIA.
SECRETARY TRACY GIVES HIS REASONS Fol' MI
AWARDING THE CONTRACT TO THE
LOWEST BIDDER


LOWEST BIDDER
Washington. July 3l.-Secretary Tracy mas lnan'
dacided TO award the contract for building CRUISER
"a TO Crsmp o. Sons of Philadelphia, altnousn '
Path Iron Works. of Maine. were the lowest
In exclamation of this action the Secretary i'' ~"
his reasons on record in the following letter .,
In deciding not to award the contract for the ou
Cruiser No 13 to the lowest bidder the oa'n 11
the Navy Department has been incuenced' ooo u.,.h
l. BY the provision OF The act OF August o. i'o ,,
requires that each contractor - shall sho" 10 S -
faction Of the Secretary Of the Navy tao "iO -~, \,
months from the date OF the contract he VIII " ~
the necessary plant for the performance OF inc WIZ ,T,
limited States which he shall offer 10 UNDERTAKE IN,
condition the Bath Iron Works are clearly ulaoic " ~
They admit that they wholly unable 70 ouu No
Of the ships and do propose TO build thein u 49,,
lot the contract Although 1t is possible to ouu inc nun
% o., b, o one Mace and her engines at another YET ue
Inconvenience Of having the hull built at Bath ana tne ell
zines built az New-Ycrk great that this 'sc aoo
would lead the Department TO hesitate III snip ""'' ~
engines are OF such vital importance. ,,,
. The Bath Iron Works admit that they "ouiU oe ui
"a hu,d the sbn within the contract time, namely TWO
years, Three years is shortest mo In whch tAey az
poet to compet, the ship My own Judgment Is e 'ey
cannot complete dt in less than three years ana hai
Finally and the most important reason OF AL Ih'
Denartment feels that 1t would be too great FISK 10
o,ve the buldlne Of such a vessel cruiser NO is 10
a new and inexperienced firm which has never YET COM
Melted ship Cruisers Nos IL and IL are TWO OIL ue
most important ships in THE navy ana OS l"i 'n0
1incrlt IN build They are guaranteed speed
Of tentyone knots four hours In the open sea- 30
far as l am aware. hessrs Cramp are the only snip
building firm anywhere which have ever undertaken 10
guarantee speed of twentyono knots an hour LOT ioI
hours I'm the open The statute provides thac tne
toct shall he let to the lowest and best responsible
bidder or bidders" The Messrs. Crapp having nhauy
consented to reduce their bid $4,000 have no uoup.
that my duty under the statute requires me 70 a"au
them the contract for cruiser No. IL at S-'o9o'ooO.
W - T. T. TRACY.
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rx,, SATURDAY AUGUST 1, ls9l--TWELvE PAGES.

,Ion Of the battle monument at Bennington on AugtSo
10 1891 the president OF the District OF columbus
society General A. w. Greedy, has appointed the ioF
lowing number TO represent the District society Oh
that occasion Vice-Prcsident Levi Morton, sec
rstary RediicM s. Proctor, General Franklin u. bu1
terrified, General Henry V. BoyntOn General o. "
breckenridge y. ) A., Colonel Marshall McDonlial;
Colonel Myron NJ. Parker DR.. q. Browne GOode ahu
A Howard Clarke.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous line shows we saSes
euctuations Yesterday observed at the heeN
signal Service StaCon az this city Inc asnSs rndtnc
tic temperature noted at PeFrys fhArhie' Su"
Tribune oace. Aug. !. a. m--Fair "a1eh W.T. 1A.
dry air and westerly winds, prevailed ye''e'ua9' -
temperature ranged betw en- 50 and ~ cesrees es
vo,,ge 6s) being l77s lower than the eorrespohaHs
ssy iSst wear and 10 lower than on Thursdsy sv h
In and near this city today there VIII Pf0'N"" -
fair, slighJy w0rmr weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
Children Fpio-

The pleasant favor gentle action ana soothing effects J
Syrup Of Figs when in need OF LAXATIVE. and II inc
ather or mother bilious the gratifying
results follow that II tue best family remedy
Known. and every family should have a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
Senior Don Miguel Suarez Guanes,

TIE TREATY AND WEST INDIAN IMPORTS
The benefits to be derived from the treaty by the
United states may be determined by comparing the list
Of tariff reductions with the following table showing
the import trade Of the islands in 1898:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD APPOINTMENTS.

PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD APPOINTMENTS
Washington, July 31.-Secretary Tracy has approVeo
tho report Of the board for the examination OF lore
men at the Portsmouth Navy Yard and has appolhteu
the candidates named by tile board as best quai'ed
for the places. Action the place OF MASTER
boat-bulder is deferred pending an Investigation
of charges that Stevenson, the present Incumbent en-
deavored by threats to dlssuade one OF MS coiir
pettors from appearing This matter has been re-
ferred TO the commandant for investigation. Only
two changes made by the board in the existing
one 10 the place of quarterman painter, con
struction department, where Joseph H. Gardiner was
found best qualified and the other in that oil lore
Charles H. Bartlett was the successful applicant.
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TOD Y

Is the last day to secure
G1.-ALA. IN y b 5 T.
MENT AND DEVELOP.
MENT co. StOck ut $500
per share. Price then 0d-
vanced to $500 per share,
anil prObabty Withdra,cn
from sale until after pay
ment of the October dtUt'
dend Of2O cents per share,
in Which all stock pn,-
chased nOW participates.
For further particulars
call on or 0ddress JAMES
". HYATT, Treasurer,
ROOMS 81 AND 80,
II WALL ST., NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

Captain Gunner OF the East Sixty seyenst squad pref
ably will be retired about September ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

oh! What Pleasure
Ysu VIII experience when you drink glass VI Rker's
sOda water