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MATHUSHEK SOLID IRON-FRAME
PIANOS the best. First premium State Fair:
also silver medal Mechanics Fair. Write or
call. Everything at Cooper's, 631 st. je5-tf
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FAST TIME TO THE EAST-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad santa Fe route is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City and St.
Louis, and twenty-four hours shorter to CHI
ing Cars TO Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEORGE w. RAILTON, Agent, 1904
Fourth street. Sacramento. NINE
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THIS is the season when reliable
medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla will do
you more good than at any other time of
year. Try Hoods Sarsaparilla this
spring. 1t will purify your blood.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
secopd-class matter. ~
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F r EN- d & T ER RY
Lumber Company.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

MAIN YARD AND OFFICE, 1910 SEC
w ond street. Branch Yard. corner Twelfth
and streets
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WATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry.
UNCLE IKE'S, 3O2 K street. jelO-lm
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home.
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast.
The WEEKLY UNION per year..S1 so
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SAMPLE ROOMS, 1014 Sixth street, be-
tween and X. Fine Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. JACOB HEARTH, Proprietor
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500 REV ARD.

THIS AMOUNT IS a STANDING RE-
/ ward for any information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any person or per
sons crossing or interfering with our lines.
Sacramento District Telegraph Company G.
y. FISK, Superintendent. jel2-3t
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miscellaneous.
HARDWARE,

One of our competitors announces that
they are retiring from business in Sac.
ramentO, and that in future they will
cOnfine their operations to San Fran.
cisco. They so take occasion to solicit
the patrons of Sacramento to send their
hardware business to their San Fran.
cisco house.
We take tbs occasion TO say, that in
anticipation of the announcement re.
ferred to, We have ordered a full and
complete stock of GENERAL HARD
WARE, MILL and MINING SUPPLIES,
IRON, COAL, ETC, so that the trade
which has heretofore favored Sacramento
with its patronage will suffer no incon>
venience by the withdrawal of the house
referred to.
We beg to thank our patrons for
their favors since we opened business
in Sacramento, and further desire to
say that we are here to stay.
The record-union., 1891-06-15

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and J streets.
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THE DAILY RECORD.UNION

For one year. Sc 90
For six months. ....... 90
For three months s.........,, 80
Supscrlbers served by carriers at FIFTEEN
CENTS per week. In all interior cities and
towns the paper can be had of the principal
periodical Dealers, NewsInen and Agents.
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Gale zsrnH. & Go.
An ART WINDOW.

carrying in SILK Curtains, Porteres, Moquette Rugs
and other household furnishings Of high grade.
The window but hints Of what there is behind it-a
great and complete stock Of everything in this line
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
POISONED Her BAeEs.

Jsaiessy Causes . Massachusetts Wensa
60 AlminIster . Deadly Drug - uer
Three ChliAren and Herssif.
DRocKrox. Eaxx.. Jan eS.-Mrs Lud-
wig Anderson. wife Of Louis Andersou-
purchased . drachm Of morphine. end
when hsr husband had lsft Der his work
she MIXED the entire quantity. and
dividing IL iste four parts. gsvs one
each TO her three children. aeed s.
&. and yearA ane tosar the fourth
drink herself. She then retired 10 her
chant sr, taking the children with her.
with The intention Of never waking
again They are now expected - dc
at any moment The cause attributes
for the act 10 that of Jealousy. She con
suited . medium. who told her that bss
husband was keeping company with
other women, and she resolved 70
commit suicide.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. jan q
FLouR-Quist and lower. Spring Wheat
patents, - so0A7s; Bakers. 0ss02oo; Winter
Wheat Flour. % Cor Psssnts, ~ So0AS
for Clears.
WHEAT-rair trade without special change
WAc
CoRx-Modersse trade at higher mage No
2, SsA Olsxe: February, lSs11ee; MAY sold
81 5l0sIAe. July on25oia
oATs-stcady No 2 cash. Rx0axc. Msy.
Dkolsxc. Samples steady Ne <7o42He.
No whitA eo<%xc; No Z SsHeA+e- No
RYE~puii and quiet ouosasle-Ho cash.
zoe; February. Tic. snd Esy.s>e Samples.
7loDke sor No. Q end s7osec Tor Ne D
BARLsY-scid slowly Esd ruled easy. Poor,
se060c; common 70 fair, crosse. good es17oc
ana choice i4D7ec.
MESS Ponx-Marsef quite active snd prices
ruled STEADY Quotations fansee 81 90 ooe 20 70
for cash: e1eoo1loos for January, and eloD
ole eax fer May.
LAnp-Rssher active sss prices ruled stesey
Prices ragged 81 E.e7sfos 70 for esss q. ssxo
so fcs January; =. 7oos.7zx for February,
and H07 40sl2S for NAV
BrTTrR-creansry. l40xc: Dairy. S1o2Do;
Packing stock, e3ec
Porzrsr-Lsre cnsckess s,<o1e res 10;
Live Turkeys. soese per 10; Live Ducks. 10
-
OrIA-wisocnssx Prime White. ses Water
white. sae: Niehissn Prime wbstA. sxe.
water White. IDSe: Indiana Prime whisA
skr: water white foas; Eeseiiehs ~ test
s4c: Gasoline ~ ces'S ise: - 3ers pks:
Ssphfha e. des's ~
LgoUoss-Dissslled Spirits ru1es Err -
tlis per gal fos frsshed eoeos
Tx~ vorR- ssa -
Wrrxr-Y7ry. k3he M. en}f Me~ek
Gs<xe; Meg. esof sssai % ia. ysiv. - -
asske. August skoase: Dsoensss, 80
S1e
corx-o.ses We a ssSasexs; sssssev
r.srs6 so5s0sf4e
oA7z-Fsrpe-s euset wesserR kr0se>
PARTNERSHIPS euiss end st~scs Pisa
= 1o3s %: family. - no. ~ F~s zen -
stessv. Esw n>sss etOoai - oss 1sss
. Da1a1. extra p-sms - N91sg. Lsre
crx~xIsxr o.. LEA q
Essr sss.Asrs vRiss 10 -
t>ss sxe. ~ gAsc1za -. = gsSsasA - .
cxscAsc. ysA g
GATES Mssr~t ozfy Dcesrsfss s>sn
snt prsess ssvo<r3 sxTsrs ssEse -
A0uS - f1 shszes - fsssT os1Do6sD
ss>~ss. sAmoAG - eses - seses ~
q 1sas4 So sonrssx ~ fss - 49,
50 fsr sus<ssrs ss>~p. y res = ~ essso
~; = fsz4 y So 1srsss; = - . sr Yee4
So o zsoz , ~ ce~s: s@ose - -
- - B1k - 80 Yea c&i~s&
Ho~s-ns-xss sa6srs sx5sx rs1po1 - -
H~ ssr Pa esas - - Ixns< 80
~ - rsafs ps>xinx 9NosG - -
% e-xe2 - 1877 49,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
AN AVALANCHE.
An lessaeass Mass ~ oNew eain
Into she Streets from ttss ciiNs.
Dsmolishsag esssrd houses


No OLE WAS uukT.
KEv yoRK. Ian es "A ouebec special
says: An imncnse avalanche 81 snew
fen Thursday Night frea she eiifs
of the Plains af Abraham ints
Champlain street. half . mile fron
the scene of the disastrous iaad-
hids Of 1859. which caused tie
death of 6ftytwe people The avail
snche occurred 81 the very spot where
. similar slide fifteen winters ago
demolished two houses ana killed
seven people. The ho1scs were
never rebuilt en- the eiin side
Of the street. on the fatal disaster
Of 1916 would have been repeated. for
snow Thursday night allied the street
10 the depth of twenty feet and smashed
in the fronts Of -four houses an the OPP
posite side Of the street, partially
demolishing them. Fortunately the
inmates escaped injury. though some
Of the houses have had 70 be
evacuated and Others can only be occn-
pied in the rear portions OF the upper
stories. The city corporation has over
fifty men ST work digging out the
street The damage viii 10 con siaeT-
able.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
SAWED THE SALOON iN TWO.


xaasas OOciaas settle . Disputed state
Boundary Questioa.
KAEsAs CrrY. No, Jan as.--Street
Commissioners Patterson, Of Kansas
City, Kan, and his corps Of workn,en
On Thursday sawed and tore down the
Kansas end Of the notorious Ball Lewis
saloon in Toad-a-L oup. The Missouri
end 10 left standing. The saloon
stood on the State line Of Kansas
and Missouri. and Lewis ran the place
without licekss. The exact location
of the line WAS never determined until
Thursday, and Lewis when arrested by
the officers of one State always claimed
TO be doing business In the other.
Thursday the State line was definitely
located, and that part Of the building
found to be on the Kansas aide wss
sawed OF and torn down, which pro-
cesding h Authorized By the Kanssf
pgchihition law.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
BRIEF DIRACHH



PisnEisy psvvsils h Central iilasaaA
snd Is causing many dsstha.
Eighs-year-aiA Frank Edwar1s wes
drowned In . sewer - fstsrpoas n J.
Calm Lavalle. enc a the iea1ing
pianis>s ssd eoopassEs ct AnsracA y
lead q Bosson
The Lain = Rsnd powdss niiAs -
cressons. Pa, exploded TAarsdsy anonr
ing. LosA slaeoe; no enc injured
Al De Noinss Thursday. the lswa
Horticultural society elected - pred
dent Enysne Sscoe. of charlss City.
cclored lswyers for the drst time in
the Sonth's history argued before the
Maryland Court Of Appeals Thursday.
Cardinal Gibbons hes ssns . letter 10
al pastors Of the arxh-diocess asking
that help - extended - IrisA sa6eusss
In Ireland
Robert Koux. . coffee importer II
Frankfort-on-the-M Main, has hed 70
America leaving debts - the amount Of
3Oo. o0o marka-
The death sentence Of George Stone.
colorod. has been affirmed by the Ten
nessee Supreme Court He wiz be
hanged on March Is
Internal revenue collections for the
Arst ak months Of the current fiscal
year were 81. 6s7. les, q comparative in
crease of s6.ols.eos over the previous
six months.
The Board of Trustees of the Michi-
gan Insane Asyla hss elected DR. w.
ID. Edwaras o. Kalamazoo 20 succeed
Medical Superintendent Palmer, who
has resigned
Mrs Julia Higbee. who recently poi
soned her four children af her home near
Brandenburg. KY. was Thursday found
by jury to be demented and was sent
TO the asylum.
NJ. NJ. Kinney, . civil engineer en-
ploycd by the Northern Pacific, was
instantly KILLED q Butte. Mont. by the
explosion Of blast 70 which he tried to
attach new fuse.
z. Presnell Of Nevada. Ia, wss found
shot through the head In his harness
shop Thursday morning. He wss dead
when found. Whether il was murder
or suicide can not be discovered.
Judge John T. Ludeling, prominent
Republican. who was ct one time Chief
Justice of the State Supreme Court
died Wednesday ct his plantation In
Ouachita Parish. La
What has long been known ss the
oldest horse in the world died In Buff
falo, N. Y, on Thursday. He was
owned by Mr.. Braun. who bought him
when he was years old and had him
forty years.
The thYce-masted schooner Nathaniel
Lank, from st. Thomas to PhilsAsl-
phis, with sugar, was wrecked nsar
New Inlet, n. c. The crow were ell
saved but the captain. who was washed
overheard and drowned. The vessel
and cargo Will be total los.
The llineis Contest
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Jan. ss.-In the
joint session of the Legislature the first
ballot for Senator showed no change
from previous ones. and resulted:
Palmer, 101; Qglesby, 100; 6trceter, 8.
Two more. ballots were taken without
change.
After twelve ballots had been taken
without result, the joint session ad-
iourned. on motion Of Senator Fuller,
who stated in advance of the motion
that the Republicans would hold joint
caucus at o'clock D. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
FUNERAL OF kAlAKAuA.


IDrosiag Csremoaiss In Saa Francisoe-
The charisstos sails far noasiais-
San FRAScIsoo, jan rs. -The funeral
Of King Kalslsna took place from the
Trinity Episcopal Church Of thia city
Thursday and was attended by large
number Of distinguished cit;ssns and
Government officials The fanersi ar
rangements were in charge Of the navy
and military authorities. and the esremo-
MES were very imposing. The buildings
along the line Of march were closed and
fully 100000 spectators viewed the
cortage. From the church the body
was taken 70 the United States steamer
Charleston, which viii bear il 70 Homo
lulu After the body had been placed On
board the Charleston's anchors were
weighed and she began 20 move down
the bay, while minute guns were fired
from the batteries ~ Aloatrax and the
Preside. About o'clock p. M the
Charleston passed through Golden 0sas
and proceeded to sea-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

NEW YORK. jan 2s.-George Ken
dali. the young English farm hand Of
Arlington, n. j.. who was bitten in the
lip BY pet Skye terrier belonging to
his employer, Mr.. Schuyler, two
months ago, died 1t . o'clock = M In
the Chambers street hospital victim
of hydrophobia. in It's most horrible
form.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

orrvcy. III. Jan ss-whEIe - vsrt
around ne scp Of Tie pspernil ssoke-
stalk ~ o'clo-ek THURSDAY sessrncsor
Gus Meysr, painter. missed kls foos
Ing nd fsA ss<enty Ave feet 10 TIE Foos
Of TIE asa sad thea bossdex o4 - Tie
srssnd. he Died . fe~ ninzsss efsez
bexne vseksd n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
GREAT e,cAr:houR STRUGGLE


- WIN - Inaag1ratsA ~ the Miners Of
Anseisa Nsxs Nay.
PTrTsBuReu, Pa, Jan. SS.-Rrom
General Organiser Dillon Of the Fed
Grafton of Labor II II learned that
arrangements ars complete fer the
great sighthour struggle of the
coal miners 70 begin On Nay
nsxt The Federation has prom
Iced 20 support the miners, and
the united mine workers win formally
indorss the movement at their annual
sonventiou in Columbus next month.
About 80. 900 men win be directly In
volved in the contest. OF these $4,000
viii b In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
West Virginia. -, 900 in the anthracite
region of Psunsyivsnia. $4,000 in the
Pittsburgh district and 10000 in the
central Unanimous 6slds of this
StatA ft Is. of course. not expected
that the operators will concede the
eighthour day without . strike on the
part Of the minenL The latter are
therefore arranging 70 collect 81. ooe.-
600 defense fund by May l. For six
weeks prior TO that date it il calculated
that SOC. 600 Of the ga. 600 members of
the Federation Of Labor viii con
tribute ten cents each per week, max
ing 500. oos froa that source The sew
ersl miners organizations already have
over 500, ooe for their fund. and viii
swell she total before ths battle begins to
Approximate million There Are y, ooo
miners already organized and the others
viii Join in anticipation Of the struggle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

CnnAsA. IL. Jan ss.--of poYals
son Ct iasfs 1t school see IN Cham
paiGn Comfy. but aise bsswee1 "a.
49, Il - and u are unehae 20 rsad O.
vriss. a. a IN nnnsw IN ars men
tally veak.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24
GONE WITH THE GEMS.

0imultaneo0s Dleappoasoacs 81 . frusted
Saiesmsa and DianenAs vaivsA at ESQ.,
coo Belonging - New Yerk Hlrn.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.--William G. Dun.
can. . city salesman for the diamond
house of Lewesohn q Co, Maiden lane,
has disappeared with go. 600 worth OF
diamonds and pearls The bulk OF
the property is In diamonds
Last Thursday he started up
town with about $4,000 worth o,
goods. On his return he told Mr.
Lexow. the manager. that h had left
part Of the goods for approval with
different firms, accounting carefully fo1
each stone II 10 learned that he had
not been near any Of the stores IT which
he said he left The stoned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

wAsz1ssrcs. Jan. n-The penaion
once from January 70 Is, inclusive,
issued fa.sTT pension certificates, the
greater portioa II then being granted
under sha dependent pension lsv. This
v.s the lsrrsss nunser ever issnsA dur
ina \ Like period
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

Dsszxx. Jan- s4--Ths 0o>ernmess
sas ssnt 80 tens 81 pvestoes ind meal
% b. ssstrseused anong he sz3~iaR
poor 81 Kndy3rt r. b hoped skas
these provi<;ozs viii resssvs tks distress
.~ss<..~ =, $3.50 dsAe<anA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

BERLIN. Jan. a. - Burgonsste1
Fischer, Of the saxony wesvers' Guild
~ Radegorst, in Anhalt, killed himseli
Thursday At the Leibig Hotel His
wife and father followed his example
on hearing the news. All three hse
eosspired 70 rob sAe city treasury Of so
narhA and feared ths& tAex gsals
wo.A BE- discovered
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

CHICAGO. Jan 7s.-Worid'e fair 1i-
rectors will take possession ~ the lake
front merit Tuesday A few dsyt later
The park will swarm with men 81 work
~ the frst building erected for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition The
building viii not be usec for exposition
purposes. however. bet 10 intended for
the Bss Of the construction bureau.
which viii have sfsces on the ground 81
order 20 direct the large foree ~ men
that viii soon BE- 1T worH
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

oFsuxrkTs. Jan. "a The *o~-bsst
siss Z. co.. belonging " william
Montgomery = Co. e,ok fire sbcus
ocsosk . n. While lyins ~ ts< foef 81
Vine street, and ~ss eoru,aetels de-
strove8 The wsschsnsn- Carney, eD-
p3ore6 on The beat, rss burned 70
dss*A- The origin ~ ske Gre - sss
ksown- Lea about slz eps.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

RALEIeB. Jan Ys.--Governor Fowls
has pardoned Charles r. Cross and
Samuel c. White. who. while respect
lively president and cashier Of the state
National Bank here. fed 70 Canada IN
March. 1855. with $4,000 which they
had Just obtained by express from Rich
r,onc and Baltimore hanks. They were
recaptured aud sentenced 20 hard labor
on the public roads Their wives re
Gently began eferts " secure pardons
and presented 20 the Governor petitions
with Thousands II signatures and the
Governor promptly granted Q pardon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

Lsocstis E~<rinxson- kne-n - Leo
coses. former satvess. sgs< ~ years.
conan it'd ssscse< ~ sessHsnG hsrsslf
shrone8 tss hpars Hs<oee1pg . 1sv
Twk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

Axnoy. o. Jan zs-Tkomss Nears
bath township, this eounty, died TAurs
day ared 100 years and months
Hs wffs. see3 -. died weAsss6ay. snc
a souhle furerai viii - held A son
6smss. died two weeks aTs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-24

WksxrseTep. ssn. ~ hri9sAser-
eep~rsa s '. Bepe4. sfsssf Of ordinsDse
Ct Tie army. THURSDAY rss plsoe4 %
ths yvtsrsd lsst. having r-sekss The 80
Ct - ys&xx
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-19
kauai NOTES.
burglars Abroad-Raius Cheer
the Planters

the Planters.
The Plantation store, at Kealia,
was broken into Friday night, 18th
INST. The burglar got in by win
dow, having broken a glass, and
while reaching in to open the window
must have cut his hand severely, as
the window was smeared with blood,
as we'll as goods, drawers, ETC.,
throughout the store wherever he
touched anything. It ought to have
been good clue to finding the rob
Der: He is still at large. Two gold
and several silver watches were
taken, with several other articles of
merchandise and IA few dollars in
change. The till was tempered with,
but owing to the bell ringing he de-
| sisted from his efforts to open ii as
the rooms overhead were occupied.
Plantation men are rejoicing over
the end of the drouth for the present.
Nearly every day for a week or two
-oAho hoNO 4dIiOI ON6I OuS RI0dI0T
part of the island. Cane had begun
to look quite yellow; pastures were
dried up SO that cattle were dying
for want of both food and water
The rains have washed away scow
Or two crossing the rivers, but no
serious damage was done.
The plantations are visited almost
with monthly regularity by Japs
whose contracts have expired and
who have mastered the gambling
profession sufficiently to fleece their
innocent brethren who are not so
we'll versed, and whose hard-earned
monthly wages tempt the former.
United efforts should be made to put
the gamblers either out of the coun-
try Or where they cannot carry on
their nefarious work.
Some nights ago the house of a
Jap was entered, at Kapaa, by
masked robbers, who caught and
held the sleeping Jap while search
was made Of his premises. His
hoard escaped the search, having
been hid in his bed.
The Government School at Ana
hola was closed for a week, and the
young school-agent pro. TEN. was
wondering both how to fill the Va
cancy and whether marriage is t
failure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-19
Booked to Leave.

The following passengers are
booked to leave by the o. S. S. Aus
tralia on Tue ,day, the I'D inst
Mr.. Rossel!, j IS. 3 ibap, E. E
Miles, O. w. Moxon. Mrs. 9. Me
Lehman and children. Mrs. III. Krn
ger, S. Roth, Miss G l.. Turner, W
w. Dougens, Miss Hathaway, w. NJ
Thompson, Capt. E. f. Cameron
Miss Mary E. Goodale, WIN. W
Goodale, j. A. Hopper, Miss Nj. Hop
per, @. j. Fishel, Miss May Ward
Mrs. Z. r. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. j
d. Spreckels, Mrs. L. NJ. Parmelet
and A. l.. Stetson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-19
,HlPPING NOTES.

]. STEAMERS leaving on Monday are:
gskee for Kapaa, c. r. Bishop and
8 rommins for KOOlau ports, and Mo-
IN NOlOkai and Lanai.
steamer Claudine took up to Hilo a
8 Oh Friday.
,ark Albert will sail next Wednes-
GIb cargo of sugar for San Fran
steamer J. A. CummlnS brought on
h about $40 bags paddy from koOlau,
he schooner IA Haze Hawaii about
lgs rice.
byzantine W. G. Irwin, Captain ].
NlCuIOch sails at noon to-day for San
ascO with several hundred tons OF
! steamer James Makee brought on
\, % bags lice and 20 bags peanuts.
snow taking in coal for Kappa.
: n steamer C. r. Bishop brought on
sh,day night from Kahuku and Puma
.absgs faro, 200 bags paddy, 1872 bags
b 10 bags rice bran, and 80 punches
ETn,
. Ii steamers to arrive tomorrow are
I Iaeale and Mikahala from Kauai, and
'slkeike from Maui.
be barkentine Planter is almost
Ugh unloading her cargo of general
's.hildise.
kyesselS now unloading lumber are
Nikitat and Robert Levers at the
ts!Feet wharf, and the Matilda a.
'4:s 1 RObinson'S wharf. The latter
IA will get out all her cargo by mex
|ks
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-19

The services of the Second Con,
yreoation of st. Andrews Cathedral
FOR Tomorrow, are as follows: 9:45
A. NJ, morning prayer with sermon,
Tours TIE Deum and Jubilate IN 4
will be used, followed by the anthem :,
"They have taken away my Lord, :,
bv Stainer; the hymns are 269 and
900 $40 P. NJ, evensong with ser
mon: anthem, g How lovely are Thy
dwell;ngs fair" by Spohr; the
HYMNS are 282 and IL, key. Alex;
Macintosh, pastor. All are lnViteo
to attend.
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d Corner in WhaIeboue.

a, "asleOone, which was worth in
~. u'es only so to so cents a
n.y., mas gone up to $3.50 per
y q a combine has been effect
ssnts Dan "a Francisco among the
8 Sp M u I. Thaleships to keep the
SeSs,r ~ 70 that figure, and as much
GStG,aass possible. It is understood
aEsa P pn Knowles is to have charge
hgo tb business and all the bone is
nsSsS bso Ocgh his hands, and will be
s Oelore it goes into the mar
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Grand Rally at KawaiahaO.

tonight, as already announced,
va hogan will give a grand stere-
gVcOn exhibition at Kawaiahao
.atcA. Pupils of Kawa iahao Sem
= sa I t %, two Kamehameha schools,
AeIOrm school and the Girls In
y S' u19 Home, also children under
s;. WI De admitted free. The adj
- r'Sl u d Tee will be the very modest
n " VI 20 cents. The church is big
.Ts s%ete will be plenty of room for
SS. sstOG y. Give Ben Hogan a big
49, ' his health is delicate and he
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There will be an excursion to
Pearl City Peninsula to-day to
which all are cordially invited. In
tending purchasers can get tickets
gratis by applying to j. I. Morgan.
Others who do not "intend" at pres
emit. may do so when they have seen
the splendid situation of lots on the
Peninsula. Train leaves 0. r. q l..
Co.'S depot at / As.
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Supreme Court.

THURSDAY, Sept. II.
The deposition OF w. J. Wright, T. FL ..
Wright and J. de Mello were taken in
the suit of w. j. Wright vs.. j. F. Hack
feld ct al. Defendants answers were
filed in the same suit.