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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
MentIra Infame y Maliciosa.

la mas vii calumnia que jamas
so ha publicado, apareci6 en- el
"Nuevo Mexicano," de Santa re,
en- forma dc I'm articulo entitulado
"Una Revuelta Prospectiva,' el
escrito es calumni0so encontra dc
Ia Orden do Caballeros de Labor,
el objecto eyidente es ell dc que.
rer manchar a dicha Orden, y nj
mismo tempo incitar q los Mexi.
canos unos con otros, para Ia baja
satisfaction del que instig6; no
creemos que los Mexicanos so de-
jarian hccbar a 10 pelea como los
galloe, para satlsfacer In vengan,
IN o caprieho de otros, pero 81
por desgracia, tai cosa sucedlese,
lcree a villano autor dc tai false.
dad, que 6l quedaria exempto dc
recibir 10 que justamente merece
en- pago de sus infames seryiciosi
Sc nos informa que Ia Orden dc
Caballeros dc Labor, han comen.
sado uB pleito por libelo, eneontra
del Editor del "Nuevo Mexican0,H
por la suma dc veinte y cinco mil
pesos de perjuicio, tai vez el ealum
nista no 10 hallara tan facil pro.
bar como mentir, tambien dlcen
los miembros de In Orden, que
responderdn ell dicho artlculo en-
forma de un manifesto bajo Ia
autoridad dc Ia Orden.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
Defuncloncs en- Santa F6.

I'll Domingo pasado a las 2 de Ia
mahana fallecio en- Santa re, do
paraHs del corazon, Dona Ines
Rivera do Alarid, esposa de nues-
tro buen amigo Don Juan Alarid,
dc aquel lugar. Sus funerales to-
maron lugar ell dia siguiente Y fue-
ron atendidos por un gran concur
so de amigos y parientes.
Ramoncita Martinez, 4 10 edad
de cuatro amos. hija del flnado
Teohlo Martinez y de Dona Do
minga Lucero dc Martinez. Ia
enfermedad que lie cause la muerte
fu6 dipteria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
Atencion Neo- -Moxlcanos.

Por fin el Congreso ha pasado
leyes ventajosas para facilitar ell
pago dc reclamos por depredacio-
nes dc IndiOs. Y tambien para ar.
reglar flnalmente reclamos dc te-
rrenos en- mercedes. Ahora es el
tempo de vigilar sobre el arreglo
ventajoso de estos reclamos. Los
abajo frmados tienen ventajas sin
igual para conseguir suceso en-
este negoclo; 10 mas pronto que
estos reclamos so pongan en- sus
manos para su prosecution y ARE
glo sera 10 mejor para quien con-
cierna dirljanse d
MARTINEZ Y LABADIE,
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
NUM-. 8.
PERSONALEs.
Hon. Pablo Herrera visit6 San
ia Fe ell Mercedes pasado.

Hon. Pablo Herrera visit6 San
ia Fe ell Mercedes pasado.
Don Manuel G. de Baca ha vuel-
TO de su viaje d las Cruces.
Don Eugenio Romero ha regre.
sado de su viaje q Deming.
Don Lucio Lopez regres6 dc su
rancho el Microbes pasado.
Don Eduardo Martinez, de An
tonchico, estuvo en- la ciudad 81
Mercedes pasado.
Don Ramon Roibal, de Rowe,
nos hizo una agradable vista ell
Microbes pasado.
Don Guadalupe Dillet, de Trini-
dad, Colorado, hizo unalvisita d sus
parientes en- Las Vegas el Martes
de esta semana.
III Hon. Don R6mulo Martinez,
dc Santa F6, parti6 el Jueves pa
sado para casa, dcspues de haber
permanecido On esta ciudad varios
dias.
Don Jose L. Lopez Alguacil
Mayor, sc alista con sus deputa-
dos para la atendencia la corte do
distrito del Terrltorio que 80
acerca.
| I'll Hon. Amado Chavez, superin-
tendente territorial de escuelas pd-
blicas estuvo en- esta ciudad varios
dias de la semana. Parti6 para
Santa F6 el Microbes.
| Hon. Amado Chavez, superin-
tendente Territorial de instruction
publica estuvo dos q tres dias de
Ia semana en- Las Vegas en- el de-
sempeHo dc sus deberes.
| El Hon. S. B. Axtell. ex,luez su-
premo de Nueyo Mexico, todavia
SO halla en- el oriente ell juez es uno
de los eaballeros mas positivos dc
caracter en- ell pals y un fiel amigo
de Nuevo Mexico.
Don Nepcmuceno Segura, nues-
tro presente ASSESSOR so encuentra
eu Ia ciudad Y dc ahora para ade-
lante 10 encontrareis on 81 ofcina
listo para recibir q todos los due
fios de propiedad raiz para que
den su rep0rte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
La Incorporation de la Merced
dc Las Vegas.

La Obra do mas importancia
cOncerniente 4 Ia merced de las
Vegas, Sc acerca, Sc cree que el
acto pasado en- Ia pr6xima pasada
legislature, faeilita Ia incorpOra.
cion do Ia merced en- favor del
pueblo, es decir, en- favor de los
que residen en- la misma, con ex-
cepcion do los terrenos que han
sido debidamente posecionados
por el tempo que Ia ley requiere,
Pues d fin de que resulte el de.
seado benohciO de la incorpora-
cion de Ia merced, debe exlstir
un Amino undo, y deben eyiterse
toda clase de disenciones, en- esta
materia no debe entrar nj la me.
nor mira polltica, en- el proceed.
miento de Ia incorporation, no SO
deben distinguir Dem6eratas, Re.
publican0s, 8 del Pueblo. No con.
yiene sehalar raza, nj range II.
nanciero, envidia personal no de.
be tener lugar aqui, 81 somos
ciudadanos sensatos, marchemos
pues, unidos en- Ia senda que de.
sigma el biencstar pGbIico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
LAS VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO, sABADO MARIO %. DE 1891.
NOTICIAs LOCALES.

Vease en- otra columna el anun.
clio del senior NJ. Detterick, conner.
ciante en- toda clase de muebles
nuevos y de segunda mano.
El senior j. II. Teitlebaum, ha
venido a la conclusion de Greer |
que La Voz DEL PUEBLO es el
meior medic para anunciarse, de |
consiguiente ha hecho colocar su |
anmcio en- otra colamna.
Nos alegramos al amunciar &
nuestros lectores que Don Mica
nor Herrera, ha recobrado perfec.
tamente de su Ultima enfermedad.
Los Sres. Felix Martinez vi
Tranquilino Labadie, pronto es-
tableceran una ofcina en- la pla.
"a de Las Vegas, para el despacho
de negocios de su eompahia. La
firma va ha recibido numerosas
comunicaciones de todas parties,
concerniente q reelamos de depre-
daciones de Indios.
Ayiso es por este dado a nues-
patrocinadores y al pdblico en- ge-
neral, que ninguna persona ade-
mas de Felix Martinez, Presidentc;
8 u. II. Salazar, administrator ge.
neral; tiene derecho de negociar 8
colectar por este peri6dico, 4 no
ser que sea por un certificado de
autoridad firmado por los va arri.
ba mencionados.
iConciudadanos, de los diieren.
tes condados dc Nuevo Mexico!
III tempo SO acerca cuando Sc
instalara la corte para la adjudica-
cion del titulo en- terrenos de mer.
cedes, todos tienen interes direc-
to, 8 indirecto en estos terrenos,
y el modo mas SECURE de infor-
marse dc 10 que pasa coneernien.
to q esta materia es, suscribirse d
LA Voz DEL PUEBLO, $3.50 al
afio.
III Hon. Amado Chayes, Super
intendente Territorial de Instruc.
cion, lleg6 a nuestra ciudad el Ld
nes pasado, y fue encontrado Ell
el depot por nuestro Superinten
dente dc Escuelas, ell Sr. Ru
dulph, quien tomando cargo espe
cial dc su ilustre huesped, juntoi
visitaron las siguientes institncio
nes de ensefianza EN- esta eiudad
El Institute de La Sale, III Con
vento dc Ia Inmaenlada Concep
cion, La Academia y La EscuelI
de Ia Mission Presbiteriana. II
corto tempo q la disposition de
Sr. Chayes y 10 desagradable de
transito de las GALES, no permiti(
que Sc le diese al Sr. Chayes, uni
idea del progreso en- ensehanzl
que habian podido manifestar es
tas institucionee, no obstante, {
Sc mostr6 muy satisfecho de 10 po
co que vi6 dc elias. Tambien vi
sitaron los dos caballeros, al "JefI
Politico' de Las Vegas 0riente
otros lugares, d cuyOs 10 llamabl
oil deber nj Sr. Chaves. El Marte
tomaron los Sres. Chaves y Ru
! dulph, eli tren para los OjOs, y all
. fueron realmente entretenidos po
; ell Sr Frank Wilson, Agente de
american Publishing Coz y des
pues de gozar de un banjo excelen
te y dc una cOmida real, tuvO &
! Sr. Rudolph, una conferencia CO.
, los Directories de ese Distrit
, concerniente a negoeios escolast
cos, Y tomando ell tren regresaro
a la cindad, EN- donde el Sr. Chave
: Sc embarc6 en- regreso q Santa III
: Que nos visite amenudo tan illus
4 ire hueanad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-03-28
EN SAN AeUsTrN.

Falleci6 el dia 10 del corriente,
Don Pedro Trujllo, q los AS AMOS
de edad, despues de haber estado
enfermo algunos dias, deja cuatro
hijos, dos hijas y un gran ndmero
do parientes que lamenten su per-
dida.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13

Thus early we take occasion
to say that we have modified, to
Say the least OF if, our views on
the silver question. AT the out
set, following tho lead ofthe best
political. economists, and true to
our university education on econ
omies, we fell in with oppon ents
OF free coinage. We yet have
great respect for the arguments
and statements Of the monomet,
alists, but the condition of bust
ness confronting rs as a fact in
this country leads us to adopt
10 a measure the sentiments Of
those who favor fee coinage.
Appropos of this matter we have
lately received a letter from SEN
ator Isham G. Harris which we
take the liberCy Of extracting
from. Senator Harris says:
| send you by this mail some
speeches on the silver question.
Second only to tariff taxation it
is tee mos. important Of ecOnO-
mic questions, Silver and Gold
have been recognized as money
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13
IRON CITY.

mo welcome 10 our home thar
the "DEMocRAT' with lis many |
items OF interest, and Just enough |
wiitv ,ryirgs to make the whole |
very crisp aud 49, y.
It. is with a SAD heart Tat We
chronicle thed.alh.. of Mr.. Joe
boyle which occurred Sunday
morn ng Mich. llt alter an ID |
sss5 Of six ~ee&s, Ne rslat'yes
have Qua depot sympathy IN
their bereavment; Death is a
black camel that kneels at every
mans gate, and we know not the
hour of his coming.
We ara glad TO say that the
health of our town is much better
than it was at our last writing.
Mlsses Galloway and Desbaun
two of West Points most accom-
plished ladies were thu guests OF
the Misses Hamm foI a few days
past.
Mr.. Green Newman is having
a saloon built. Mr.. Dolph Rey-
hclds is ere2ting a furniture store
oa End street.
There has been a vast amount
Of rain fall during the past week
snd the waters are very high.
Rev. Keathly preached to al
attentive audien at the NJ. L
church to-day Sunday Rev
Smith OF Ethlidge addressed ths
CampbelIte congregation Satur
day night, Sunday and Sunday
night The Sunday school con
vcntion held al this place or tn
25th ami Goth of Feb. was bot
enjoyable and beneficial.
Several couples of the youn
folks entertained themselves las
Sunday eve by having their pic
ares made while standing on III
iron bridge.
Mr.. w. j. Suits; the liyer1
man will move his family
town as soon as the high waite
Subsidies.
Mrs. I. A. Newman, who liy,
three miles in the country is veI
il at present; we hope she W
be better soon.
Messrs Dobson and Kell,
haze just opened a new ro'
quarry at this place, and furni
great quantity of stone for d
f,rent purposes.
Utley and Reynolds have {
tsblished butcher shop he
and are having good trade
Mrs. Tidwell who lest two
her toes on Sharps tres,le by
passenger train rundipg oV
them on last Sunday is impr,
g rapidly and very soon will
able to return to her home,
Now Mr.. editor cur lite
this week are badly connect
but however we do hope that y
will this time take the viii
B Iced and decipher this c'
glomeratioa of words as best y
can. WENoNA.
(Tlanks, WEroNA, come again. Z
. sso~~ss.---errussSxs~s-ss--su
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13

HhlaR8sS 81 -tl, snd lousmSiy, By ~ 2
y, Ss's a::y ,,:,
-.tt.a 'vf sag Fl -Ou. No rGk. You deyeD
yrtI tE.rs $40 t'ms 70 the work. Tbs u nm
entirely -' pass dgrul euoeees tn every woikrs.
E,arr5s ssa. tH5 to $50 per wssh and np~srds,
so ra;v sd.. dc Ne can tAr'dsh you the sn.
ta-1rBa 49, sse Al No speoe 10 capiyy hero. kh
uas'rrtHel rl.Lc. rEd&J g ~ CO., AratSsA, nAAus.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13
RESPECTFULLY,
lSHAM G. HARRIS

The Fillel Tower \finsire $
will play at the Opera Louise OH
Monday and Tuesday nights
Mcb. % and q. This tro10a is
his bly, spoken OF by the pre-, ev-
erywhere and M doubt W 81 :
tain their brilliant reputa To-.
Remember 'he daie and 20 =
enjoy one evening of rell g.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13

N"iSi NV IAHG paw 49,
the Increase OF population then
any other metals,
10 deny to silver free aid rff~
limited coinage, is TO degrade it
below the standard Of mont Y
metal and to make Gold the oi~
ly Il odard or measure OF value,
which in effect dimenishes t.
volume OF currency about Que
halt. Acu reduce the prce Ct
labor aud all ct the lvcdGcts d
labor in precisely the same ratio
hat You redIce the volumu ii
money.
Capitalists want to redace the
volume OF money because it will
increase the value or purchasing
power OF their capital. l.. Dor
wants to increase the volume be-
cause it increases the price OF
labor and the products Of labor
Capital buys the best talent of
the country to devise and main
tain policies to promote its Ill
terests, by which means Is has
absolutely controlled the legisla-
lion Of this country for more
than quarter CT century, Aud
us means of beneftipg Itself
at The expense q labor in 1878
It managed to have silver demon
ptised which reduced she volume
ofnoney about one bali.
At that time silver bullion was
J worth in the markets of the
: world three pr cent more than
gold at our ratio Of sixteen tol
one. AnJ sing--larly enough
= The United States which pro.
J duces about as much silver al
all the balance OF the world, tool
the mi tlative in demouetizinG
D and striking il down. Degrade
below the dignity CT a none.
& metal and becoming mere com
II modify, Of course it is deprecia
T. in price.
'e When we proposed to remon
itize il III 1878 and admit 1t
|
Y limited coinage ct not less tina
TO two, nor more than four milliol
rs a month we were told by the rel
resentatives Of capital that a 81
es yer dollar containing IL J grair
~ was worth less han gold do
III lar, and that 1t would be a ii
honest dollar, and it we remon
Fy tized and admitted it even
rk this limited coin9go We wca
SD reduce this country to a SLY
IL standard aud drive all the 90
cut Of the country, We pass,
IS the bill however, and under
re, have coined some three hundr,
millions of dollars, upon most
OF which silver certificates we've
he sued. We had in 1878 ADO
yer $230,000.000 IN gold in II
w. country. Nh, Sherman, th
DC Secretary oil the Treasury, is
ed an order authoriziug.he q
ms change OF silver certificates
cd gold, dollar fer dollar, and in
'oN very short time S80000.000
!et gold were blvuEht rrAa
On ury and excl nged tor = yerp.
'ou tifc ties, Sherma,, 81
pended the order
And So far from drying t
ion S290000.000 of gold then
to the country, from it, we ha
on gradually increased our 90
ut until we have now about 500
est 0O0.0OO. in gold But ! will n
to bore you with further detail
On Every consideration of propri
nts ty, justice and right demand t
I'VE free and unlimited coinage
ITS silver, and nothing butthc gle
ct and avarice OF the capitalist 0
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13
nI.AGNSAlYR'S CGAA.

II You N'art the Best BlacksmlthiGg
Coal in the state send your order to "
A. Ruttle for Sewanee Coal. Price
20cts, per buahcl. Onlce "A West III
ST Columbia. Tenn. Also Nut Coal
for family use, at lowest prices
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13
.TTgE ySyYySXTwEYG ~
Z. ,G4 q IAN 4 " ~
Ts.:sI:Ss, AID
10 CENTS PER WEEK, OR 4.s0
FER ANNUM.

The Herald Company makes, st tss
0ntset, 40 boasts OF what it will de-
1t eSpocts TO win support through
nsrtt. ! will hsve "roax TO grind"
IT private interest to guard it will al.
Sncate democracy, pure and simple.
,'ut will not p!ay the role OF party "w-
gan" j. believes .hat it will supply
long felt want, and til field long an
uccupied in shis 3ity. I've first aiza
sni highrat ambition will be to act.
ively aud in upbailding the material
interest OF our city and State. II will
eudeayor - issue clean newspaper,
one that may sS!aiy enter any home
in the iani. 1t aims AZ | hopes to win
the Friendship OF the public, As on this
3ls i! 10 AuCt3
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-03-13
An Abrasive
E.-..n.l-- Il

AFa Abrasive
Combined FOCHEr ALMANAC
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
advertising BROWN : IRON EgTTTTlSs
the best Tonic, given a,sal az Drag and
general stores. Apply at ones.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
PASSENGERS.

From Kauai, per stmr Jas Makee, Feb
2l Brown j Pcreira, Fai Kee aud II
deck
From Kauai, per stmr Waialeale, reD
81 Mrs . X Kaeo, Miss haeo and 10
deck.
From Hawaii per stmr Hawaii, Feb
20-Wo Hing an 10 deck.
From San + ancisco, per blk S Z allen,
Feb 20-Duniel Foster.
For Mani and tawaii per stmr kinau,
Feb 20-For Volcano: il & Lyon, Prof
W T Brigham, } Belamaiu, k NJ iiurton,
Il l. White, a iutchins. ii Maby, Ii G
Willis. Il b Boyd and " ife, G Il PEARS,
Mrs Bardwell, Mr. De Forrest AMI wife,
j Fowler. + NJ FarWell and DR. S
McGrew. For Hilo. Hawaihae, Maalaea
etc. j Mcguire, Mrs T. y Damon, Miss
Grace w kahoalii, Rev W ID Westervelt
and wife, Mrs Aalona, Mrs Bond, Miss
Wight, Miss Campbell, Miss NJ G Ward,
j 5 Smithies, W Ong hwai, G W II King,
e Baldwin, j Holmes, r A Lyman. ST.,
E ID baldwin, 9 l. Wight, Prof Z j
Ordway, Miss Il Low, Miss NJ Park,r,
Mrs & X Stillman, Hon W I'll Cornwell,
Major w p Unmatched, Miss L { ockett,
Miss l. Brooks. Mrs Lol eEzen, Judge
S II Mahuka, Mrs + j Lowrey and about
20 deck.
For Maui, per stmr Lehua, Feb 20 G
Copp, wife and son, Misses Copp (2).
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Blk Isle of Erin from Sydney
Blk Jean Pierre from Sydney
Schr Exporter from Sydney
Am schr Robert Sudden from Sydney,
for kahului
Am schr Anna from San Francisco fol-
Kahului
Blk Fifeshire, Jno Reid. from Liverpool
sailed ept IS, due Feb l5-2S, 1891
Bktne Hmeia from Port Blakely
Or bk Santiago from New York, sailed
Sept 20, due Feb pops
Ger blk II Hackfeld from Liverpool
Nor Blk WAX from New York, sailed
Oct 10, due Mar 1871. 1891
Ship ; erlon from Port 81 kelly
Am By John ID SPreckels from San Fran
cisco
Am bktne Klikitat from Port Townsend
Am bgt Geo II Douglas from San Fran
cisco
Am bktne Discovery from San Francisco
Am tern j c Ford from San Francisco
for Mahukona
Blk Callao from Liverpool
Ship Harvester, from Newcastle. n s w
Blk Indcfati@able, from Newcastle, \ )
W
Blk Omeo. from Newcastle, y S W, for
kahului
Am schr Vine, Burns, from San Fran
Am schr Golden Shower from Sydney,
NSW
Am bk llcSpcr from : ewcaste. n ; w
Am bk SOnUma from sydney, \ = W
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
KAlaKAUA MEMORIAL EDITION.


RI" Beet Newspaper Report of the
hf"a', s'n-... ~ rnr Yas c3::n Trnms-
Erl7a.un- -s-..aas staa4tiiy ~ Co.'S
.tou"nya 1.rrfer,
The large extra edition OF the
WEEKLY BULLETIN having been eX,
hausted before the closing Of the
ChaslestOn's mail, the management
determined to provide for the con
Jinoiog demand by issuing KaIa-
kaua Memorial Edition for the lea
Iaudja'a mail on Tue, day.
This is now ready. 1t contains
the DAILY BULLETIN $ report of the
funeral, which was long way the
most ample and accurate of any
printed. Typographical and other
errors in the first publication have
been corrected, and large additions
Of memorial matter made.
There is a two column sketch of
the Kings tour round the world,
mentioning the decorations he re-
ceiVed from foreign rulers, which has
not appeared in the daily issue.
The paper contains the confidence
e>oIutions of the Kaumakapili meet
ing, the ArmOry meeting, the Cham
Der OF Commerce, the Fire Depart
meut, the Knights of Pythias, the
Chinese Of Honolulu, Kamehameha
Lodge of Perfection, the Hawaiian
Cabinet, the Mayor of San Franci, co,
the san Francisco Chamber of Com
merce, the citizens of Makawao, the
Central Union Church, the Woman's
Board of Missions, and Healani Boat
Club.
There are also letters of coincidence
never before printed, from the
American Minister, the Portuguese
Charge d'Affaires, the British Com
missioner, the French Commissioner,
the japanese Consul, the japanese
Emperor and Empressi( telegrapheO,
the United States Consult General,
the Italian Consul, the CHILEAN Con-
sui, the Peruvian Consul; the Ger
man, Belgian and Russian Consul;
the Chinese Commercial Agent, the
sultan Of Johore (telegraphed), the
Danish Consul, the Swedish and
Norwegian Consul, the Austro-Hun-
garlan Consul, the Mexican Consul.
aut the Spanish Consul.
The remainder Of this splendid
edition consists OF reports Of the
Eloonupu and presentations to Ad-
mirai Blown, of the dinner by Hon.
W. q. Irwin to the Admiral, and the
citizens testimonial to Fleet Surgeon
Woods, and cognate matter. The
price is 10 cents Il copy, and orders
for quantities. should be sent t. the
BULLETIN Office Immediately. Tele-
phone 256. For sale at the Office
and news stands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
A VISITING ARTIST.

Mr.. II. j. De Forest, who arrived
by the last Alameda, is one of the
best landscape artists that have ever
visited these islands. He left by
the Kinau for the purpose of sketch
ing the volcano, and there is no
doubt he'wIll do the subject justice.
Mr.. De Forest has spent the past
three years in the Colonies and has
a superb collection of sketches of the
beautiful scenery to be found there,
which be has kindly consented to
have placed on exhibition in Homo
lulu during his stay at the volcano.
There are some sixty sketches in
all, two of which are Hawaiian. No
tice will be given later of the place
of exhibition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
The PHOTOGRAPH EXHIBITION.

Throngs Of highly interested spec
tators gathered at the Hawaiian Ilo-
tel billiard parIors last night, TO wit
ness the initial public performance
of the photograph. Learning Nc
Fadden to Dance" aud a number
of other popular and comic songs
were received with bowls of delight.
A c0rnet solo, "kathleen Mav0ur-
neen, played into the phonograph
by the famous cornetist, Albuckle,
was superbly rendered. "Old Black
Joe" was played with exquisite pa
thos, bringing tears to the eyes of
many OF the listeners. The delicate
and wonderful mechanism of the in
strument was theme for much spe-
culatlon. The Wizard of Menlo
Park never received more praise, or
mere encomiums bestowed with more
prodigality than were heard last
night. 1t is expected that on Mon
day the monograph will be placed ia
an available position in the Hotel.
50 that ladies ana children may enjoy
the privilege of hearing the repro.
ductiOn of voice and music Of some
o. our best vocalist, aud musicians
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21
MnhRIhG- Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lloyd
reached the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage yesterday. A num-
Der of their friends called on the
happy couple, at their pleasant home
at kalihi, in the evening to tender
congratulations on the event. Ice
cream and other refreshments were
served and the occasion was mutu-
ally enjoyable to entertainers and
entertained. Mr.. Lloyd has been
twenty six years a resident of the
kingdom, and twenty-one years a
Good Tempar, and with his amiabIe
partner and bright young family en-.
joys the highest esteem Of all ac-
quaintances.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-21

and this morning it was transhipped on
the 5 5 Ieulandia.
The steamers JAS Makee and = aiae-
ale arrived this mClninI from Kauai both
loaded with sugar he former brought
29lO bags sugar and the latter 236 bags.
The JAS Make sugar is being stored on
the kinau wharf, and the WaaIeale's on
the bark { harjOtte.
The steamer Likrlike is discharging
the balance of her sugar on the Kiaau
" harf. She sails to-day at p III.
The Br bark OoIlAhra took in 400
ton, ballast yesterday. She sails for Port
Townsend to-day.
The Br bark Andrew WEIGH i, dis
chaging her cargo of coke at Brewers
wharf. she is also receiving new coat
of paint.
The bark : G Allen. Captain Thomp
son, is docked at Brewers wharf She
had as cargo toas OF general m.rch H.
disc and also a deck load Of lumber.
Two horses also came 10y her.