davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

TOMORROW, January 4th, an Eng
fish sermon will be delivered at the
Catholic Cathedral OF Honolulu, at
the 7 a. m. mass.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
PASSENGERS.

Tro n Maui and Hawaii. per stmr w G
HI ], Jan ID I'll Coney and wife, Geo
RaLuolth Ii IL awaauhau. Bishop Willis.
DR. Koboyaha and wife and As deck
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

SEALED tenders are asked by the
Minister OF the Interior, until Friday
the 10Th inst, for the erection of the
new iron market building.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICE

TO the members of Oahu Lodge No.
1 l, X. of P. The meeting for the
election of officers is postponed from
Wednesday to SATURDAY, January
8, 1891, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Per order of the G.. G. 748 At
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

Mr. g P. WILDER, Kahului, adver-
tises for the owner OF bay horse
strayed into his possession.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

THE Anglican Church Chronicle
for January has appeared, well filed
and looking prosperous.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
W. MED

pY an American position as book
- keeper or salesman In country
store or plantation, the city of Homo
lulu preferred. Address 3D." p. o.
Box SO. St.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

Will leave Honolulu at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay
and Makena the same day; MANU-
kona, Kawaihae and Laupahoehoe the
following day, arriving at Hilo at
midnight.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
CARC0eS FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr W g Hall-4726 bags sugar,l5 bags
coffee. II b 'gs ava, % head cattle
AMI go pkgs sundres.
Sci r M 'kuola-250 bugs rice and 80 bags
pa ly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

POLICE JUSTICE Foster is still kept
from duty by illness.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Assignee
IL In the estate of J. Haole, of Wal
,uku, Maui, all persons having claims
against this estate are requested to pre-
sent same Immediately, and all persons
indebted to the estate are requested to
make their payments forthwith.
r. l.. AUERBACH.
Assignee. at the office of l.. B. Kerr.
Honolulu. 745 got
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
WANTED

pY an Experienced Ladies' Nurse
- position to take care of an invalid.
The best Of referance given. Address
81" this office. lit
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
give public concert at Emma
Square this afternoon commencing at
4:30 o'clock. Following is the pro-
pramme:-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

OAHU Lodge, K. of P, will elect
officers this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
TIA t.
I)a'Is BuTIet'n
T. Ia IL
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1891

VESSELS lEAviNC MONDAY.
Stmr Hawaii for Kaupo, Honomu and
Hakalau
Stmr Jas Makee for Kapaa at 4 pm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
LOST

nECEMBER 30th, between Rifle
~ Range and Waikiki, Hand
Sachel containing purse with money,
visiting cards aud letter addressed to
owner. Finder will please leave at Bull
LETIN Office. 748 st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

THE Saturday afternoon concerts
are resumed to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
ARRIVES AT HoNOLuLU

AR No Freight will be received
after II noon Of day of sailing.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
--------------------------
M0RTUAkY REPORT.

The total number of deaths reported
for the month of Dec, 1890, was 90,
distributed as follOws:-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
LOCAL & CEN BAL NEWS.

DAZZLING rain has been falling all
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03
Population Estimate

c. B. REYNOLDS,
Agent Board of Health.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-03

l 3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The Rev. Alonzo L. Wood rector of ST. Johns Epis
copal Church in woodside, has resigned ana accepted
call to be rector OF ST. Pauls Church at staple'oh
81 He has been rector of st. Johns for six years
The failure of Henry D. Tpin. flour and feed dealer
was announced Yesterday The liabilities are Sl3ooo
ona tbe assets $1,000 W. Bradford Smith is the as
signee.
jesse T. Weller, twentytheec years old, ticket agent
Cor the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
at the Broad-st station is missing and shortage oi
1900 s reported In his accounts. Weller left his place
SaNt saturday night and has not since been SEEN. nc
hoardeJ M the Central House. In BToad-st, ana MS
,rGSa IN whom he was married year ago, llVes az
stewartviile, n. j. and has baby Two nVI ! d
Waller was station agent at Orange lasJ winters anI
has held his last place for three months He appeaIeu
AZ haze no had habits and well liked lesteTut!
The railroad authorities asked his bondsinan filp =:
Harting TO come to HobOken and settle tne amount Vi
The shortage which had been ascertaued by an eAPce
Termination of Weler's books. II Is remarked az d
COINCIDENCE that on saturday night the vile OF Cahc
Roberts an employe in the baggage department "V '
station, deserted her home and left the Guy
Hattie Penn. who had some notOfeS III ,, ,eWn' n.
was married last September TO man lid'nGI
and went TO live with him in COhlhDld, Iglhl' .,.
returned 10 Newark yesterday, ana detectives W.
cent 10 her mothers house. in Phne-st' Whele Her
trunk was searched The officers found IN box coz
flaming iewelry worth 800, stolen from IharicS -;
Macarthur superintendent of the fTeuerlch ne in
fbe PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, al the fremont oue0
Columbia AT the time of the robbery PeTcgoIA anu '
his wife were at the hotel and were snspecl "
rested but were discharged Oh ball n sdtcht ma
they had expressed TO Newark was lntercepte" "-i
found TO contain some of the stolen property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
NEUS FROM HAYTL
ACCOUNTS OF REPEATED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AGENTS ACTIVE.

ACCOUNTS OF REPEATED Observation-Disclosures
AGENTS ACTIVE.
News from Hayti was brought yesterday by the
Atlas Line steamer Ailsa. che came from kingston,
having touched previously ut the Haytian ports of
Jacmcl and Aux Cages. When the Alsa LETT NUN
Caves an outbreak was imminent. News OF repeated
sboOiDgs i'm the streets of Jacmel and POrtauPThce
had reached the city. and there was general leehhS
Of insecurity While the Ailsa was In port a man
WIS arrested on suspicion and sentenced to be shot
ON July T. He was taken on that day to the plaza
his eyes were blindolded and file OF soldiers was
drawn up before him. The crowd when had gain
cred hooted and jeercd at the soldiers Just before
tbe order TO fire was given the cOnmandant stepped
forward and ordered the men not to fire, declaring
that he would not be accessory 10 any more OF liyp
nolites bloody work. The mans irons were removed
and he was set free amid the cheers of the crowd.
In Jacmel also great discomfort rcigned one OF the
Offices of the ship said Iyppoite is popping them
of right and LETT II me TcVoIt ngad'V INN HIS ho'
From AUX Caves the Ail~a took several refugees u
ramaicn Among them Captain saline, former ~
an officer OF the Atlas steamer AtOs. lie resigned Ills
berth on the AthOs TO take command OF the gunb0ai
DessalIucs under the administration OF lestlmc when
UvDnlto came into power he OF course discharged
Ne l. n COsican. ana being French cJlzen, ne was
no+ mocs1ed He was closely watched, however BIZ
Inc smes OF HyppOltc. When he went 10 Jake tUt
staamer for Kingston armed guard was sent Will
him 70 the ship Captain saline went 10 hihs9loh u
confer with Icgitime. From there he VIII come Il
New York and purchase two vessels 10 De aeu as gun
boats against IyppOllte The party OF Lentne Is SAD
to be we'll supplied with funds many oicish iheicna
in layt secretly sending money 10 the depo'ed Pres
dent ut Kingston. HyppolHe has ISSUED decree LOT
bidding any Haytian TO leave the country Wltlou
authority All foreigners coming into the country aI'
| Kept under close surveillance spies OF the Govern
| mcnt arr everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
n,s,ppr.p,Ncr OF SAMUEL ROWE.

in the hearing the contest Of inc WIZ Oh MIS-
gusan Allen before All ott yesterday the TACT
was disclosed that Samuel Rowe, son Of Edward Rowe
II the Board Of Education, Of the subscribing Wit
oesses cannot be found Neither his father nor his
brother, Henry V. Rowe who. with samuel sleheo inc
Wi, In his fathers library know where Mr. Rowe,
ST. and his wife, Of the testatriX the executors
Henry " Rowe testified regard to the signatures OF
himself and his brother III sad the latter left his home
in arch and in May he found he had gone to Wasmn2to
and searching for him found he had returned to New
York he saw him there at the Union Square Hotel and
asked him TO be in the Surogate court yesterday Us
the will was to lie contested, IL he did not wish 10
meet father let him know where he was so taI
his deposition could be lie had not heard from
him
Edward Rowe testified that he was surprised when MS
son went away. He had made every effort TO lNld hh
but had not him since March l. The missing man 10
thrty.three years old and lawyer. lie and his father
ouarreled before he away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
TWO LITTLE CHILDREN persisted.


THEY WE'RE LEFT BEHIND IN BLAzING TENI-
MENT HOUSES.
Two ciiildreu lost their lives: in the hre IN ''o
tenement houses at Nos. 265 and go satest' brooA
,vn early Yesterday morning, instead OF one, as az
trst reported Besides Margaret Florence BISHOP
three wears Old who left by her father ana mo.er
ON the top floor each suppOsing the other hao hhei
fer ont Margaret McCarty Of the same age was leu
in a similar manner, and both perished rom sui'o"
ton .,.,oa 40
cr,oi, 70 the fire was of incendlary origin as sus-
pected and found some facts TO conhril 'US sup
position 1t was found that the fire was starueu eN
IDENTIFY In the cellar, for there was some ehsie
in the coal bin of Charles Swenson, one Oh INC "n
and the fire had evidently communicate" irV" ~
noint 10 the floor above and gone up an Az s''i.
Mr. swensop was questioned by the police, Dut nc sau
he had not been In the cellar for Two or 'hrce us "
He said however, that it was easy for anyone u ei
tie cellar, as the door was never ocNeu.
rests upon some of the tenants. one OF theh % su
10 have threatened 10 "cean the wloIe piaec 0"' III
q few days" 10 o.
The 6re was discovered by a young man who was
,assin0 the bindings about II 80 a. III. ana saw
smoke issuing from the grating. lie gave tHe "ar.i
for the fire engines and then aroused me occupants
of the buildings. There were between MI! anu a'9
people in them belonging TO sixteen fainhes' A.en
losses aggregate $4,000 aud the damage 10 the
buildings was aOOuV So,OVO' 80
them. several persons were slightly injured IN es-
raining but no one seriously hurt
Fire Marshal Lewis yesterday reported 10 Coni
missioner Ennis tnat he had secured confession from
Iosenbine Vophof The stepdaughter OF Henry MoeTe
hon living No. 1o6 starrs showing that Se h sse
fire TO the house six times on SUNDAY, py PouI If also
that no present When she did it. sh hd no o See
told her do it, but she did 10 because she That
The mental condition of the girl should be inquired
into, aud asks the release OF her stepiather' VIM wa"
arrested on a charge OF arson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The Receiver of Taxes and
Assessments who began the collection OF assessments
against property along which the lateral sewers were
laid has given notice that after tomorrow there Will
be a fee of per cent charged against all unpaid as
sessments About $4,000 has been paid without
murn,ur hut a large number who supported the Demo
cratic members Of the village Board in their scheme to
eccuro an act TO permit the issue Of sewer bonds have
neglected TO pay the assessment hoping that the next
LEGISLATURE may he Democratic in both houses, whch
they would stand better chance TO secure the pass
age Of measure to issue sewer bonds and increase the
debt OF the town. They may awaken early some
morning. however, and find that their property has
heon seized for the unpaid taxes. The Democratic
members Of the Board and their influential friends
who have thus far been able 70 Obtain licenses from
the Excise Commissioners, toseIner " iie oven
this assessment for an improvement Whlch L''' :"
materially increased the Vaiue OF properly anu Ton
rjbuted TO the health and comfort OF the people buI
the assessment is only about tnc same Is tHiI maui
against the citizens for the curling along inc me VI
the cutters which was recently ordered to be d0ic
and TO be paid for in a lump sum by each 10y
owner. And even much OF TINS curling VIII VIII
nvcSueS are regarded Not Of the village trustees
has even suggested that bonds be issued for the pas
ment of these curbs. nor have tney shed a teaI III
SYMPATHY foT the people who can III afford 10 bear
50 heavy burden william beeIs Oh C9ton 4, fSS,
Raoad was run over by hio train at this station on
Tuesday morning sustaining injuries from which he
died four hours later. one arm ana one leg were
cut oT and his right shoulder horribly mangled.
beers had been sent back with danger light. and is
thought that he doing when the engineer backed
The freight out upon the main track.
YONKERS-It was intended to have completed and
dedicated this month the soldiers and sailors monu
roert upon the green fin front OF Manor Hall, but
flaw has been discovered in the big twevetOn fOunda
ton stone which Will to be reset II is not prob
able that the monument will be completed before sep
tember.
TRAVERS ISLAND.-The Westchcster Electric Rail
road Company proposes to build an electric sIrf9c'
railroad through the town OF Pelham to the entrance
The New-York Athletic Club grounds, Travers Isl
and connecting with the New-YOrk, New-ilayen an(
Hartford Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

Steamer oevenum (Porp Knudsen, oporto June 20 We
Cadir Sc mdse to Iage never Brunn' Arrived al inc
OBJ py9s Hsss3 CO. pCss v ya al se Bs
at 10 M tBr, Morris Jacmel via Kingston SC with
mdse and passengers Pm. Forwood Il Co. ArNen at s
Bar at i9 Veneluea hopkins Puerto cabeo July
crsoao ana agnaya with mde and passengers to ouon
Bliss ppe er.. Nor sWensen days. with
fruit TO Wss sS 5sGos NOD Rasad Baracos with
trSf To Dumos Arrived a. the Bar At Il ~
with muse passengers 10 Jas Ward & Co Arrived Al inc
bs seamef CITY Savannah day" vita
"s Sne Pat Charleston days.
70 cSs and Norfolk
with and to OLD D0pon ~ IN ballast, Q.
steamer Reindeer ODD osoOrn' FmiA"'ip"'' ~ '
FUNGI; d Gu Civ OF Fitchburg Biboer Fail River:
last sii ip TGso Ringer d Co.
sUNsET-Wind at sandy HOOK hgnt e"i elouay'
Al CiIy lsland-nght. w; raining
Arrived yesterday $3.50
steamer westernaud tBelsl Ja%sSn Antwerp JqyA
at the Bar atYpm
1ohn Sanderson tB smith, China and Japan ports
Steamer siberian OBI. Park. GlasGow-Ausnn BALDWIN
oS Steamer Critic OBI, Davies. Leithsmpson Spence .
fs ssamer Feurst Bismarck tGer Aiber' Hamburg via
eamep Rynand Gelg weyer Antwerp-Peter Wright
Steamer chanderpagOr (Fr Auhsult Marsees-FuncA
steamer x Ns aaS 81 rhoSas-Us Brazil Mail Co
steamer Muricl (Brl Morrison Windward lsiAnas-As
S,aWap trorridon Obj Miller Progresow Munson
steamer Niagara. Burnley Havana ana sagua-1as "~A~
Steamer III Mar Mason New. orleans-J I Van Sickle
Steamer Yemassee Robinson. Charleston and
| WIN 7 Clyde& co >.,o,x an, p,cnmona-ole 10
n nnomsT Iisenborn Lewis Baltimore-h Foster H., .
steamer Wyle (frl Rogers, PhiadelphlA- oeoA"'s
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Portand-Horauo hail
| Ship J Wessenhorn tGcrl Thuen bremen-i"eo ""s'~
| Co. c...- Ca. rrarc,sco- snttonA O.
Bark Skolfeld. skonoid Chtagohs -'ein0A A. D""
| d Co e,,,rn
Steamers Majestic for Lverpool Persian Monarch
pennIand and Rhynland Antwerp. Minister May nie
en- Viganca Janeiro I'll Mar. New'oriehs ienA'so~
'hAfi'S'0" NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice. 4. given that on or about August To- ISL inc
LIGHT Station Vineyard Sounu Mass
Win he exhibited without change IN height or
cs FROM framed round VIII te tower stanulns aoos' 70
~ w l. s magnetic) the present position Of me
| light. ,, ,...,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July l5-Arrved steamer Tower Hin tBr) Ben
h. oSEESsrowS July l5-Arnved steamer Wyoming (Brh
Also arrived steamer Mark Lane (Br. Harding from New
| York. -. e.., .,..,o.. va,r. ,f..r, poh,a
| from Bremen for New York. 49,,
BouLoGNE July lb-Arrvest steamer Werkendam tDsosA
Baker from New. York ooa her way " iat'AfasA>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
pp1vc1vG RACK AN EMBEzzLER.

Philip Delano who surrendered himself to the ponce
N Philadelphia few days ago after abscondlhg ron
Brooklyn with $500 of the funds of lolanthe Oooi'
No. as, Royal Arcanum Of which he had been twas
urer. was brought back TO Brooklyn last evening oy
Detective Rail. An indictment charging him VIII
grand larceny in the second degree, on complaint "a
Dr. Frederick Kraemer a member of the COUNCIL was
found by the Grand Jury, and requison papers were
issued by Governor Hill.
Mr.. DelanO is forty-six years old, unmarrled' anu
lived In boarding house in ScheTmerhorh-st lie
was employed as a clerk in NewIork business mousse
lie resigned as treasurer of his council and went away
before the deficit was discovered. The resignation
has not vet been accepted and the place will not be
filled until it is vacant. DeanO expresses Peitenoe
for his act and his plea of guilty will probably be ac
eepted when he arragned in the Court OF sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
TAKING TOO Much FOB GRANTED.

From The Chicago Tribune
lust a. he reached the foot OF the steps he put his
hand into Que Of his trousers pockets and then elacu
lated
What I'm thundcr'
Then he felt IN another pocket, and muttered:
" ell I'll be hansCdW
lie stopped and tnodeht for moment and then tried
his vest pockets. Next he tried those in his coat
Every ones asleep, too, he nuttcred a. IL paused
in front OF the door, Il wonder wlikc ! couid have
left them"
lie went through his packets again and then sat
down on the top step 10 think the matter over
She II be hopping mad II wake her up hc NUT
tered and no excuse viii co. But what else am
going 10 do :" 81, ,,,
then gyt up with look of determination on his face and
gave several vicious yanhs at the dOOrbel.
90 me! o. my Won't she be mad thought" nc
soilOqulzed.
And she was.
oh It's You. is ltl7 she exclaimed when she opened
tlc door What did YOU wake me up fOFlp
Ny dear" he said, apoiosetically, Il couldn't
get in
"Why. no. my dear" he explained. "You see.
lost nv keys to-day
Il know it, found them on the bureau and so
left he door unlocked for yOu.D
lAen she marched back to bed, and he swOre that he
would never again ta1c 1t for granted that ything wa
locked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
PLAINFIELD.
srAp1Es BURNED BY INCENDIARIES.

STAINLESS
D,o,rGoId fire. bucss were at work again last
night. and the application of the incendarles' 'oron
IN the stables of ex-Councilman f. b. ClarA' a'
West Front-st and Painfeldave.. caused their com
pete destruction. at half past 0 O'Clock oeVera,
months ago Mr. Clark tore down his country seat anu
stored his fine furniture in the stables since theh c
has been engaged in laying ont small PARK III ~,
grounds abou which were being erected dozen Or ~
GUNNER cottages In addition 10 the furniture hgaNS
mahogany doors and other valuable furnishings WEI" S
toreG In tbe stables. The building where the me
originated was Kept securely locked and there W1s no
fire of any sort within The police were propSSd d,
thc scene of the IRE and il said that they nu q
cew 10 The identity of the miscreants: MI SlaTA >
loss will reach $4,000. The Insurance Is smal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
GATHERED ABOUT TILE TOWN.

The answer of Andrew T. Joyce. who Is sueo DIV
Mrs Matilda Partridge, widow OF some seventy
gears TO recover $4,000 as damages ior preach vi
promise of marriage, was filed yesterday. 1t is IN
the form of a general denial. Mrs. Partridge intends
~ push the case
DIR Jesse B. Lung VINO is accused OF performing
criminal operaton upon Bate Rogers, housckceper for
John o'Connor, of No go sxth-ave.. and Mr. OCon
nor charged with completely In the crime, were ar
,aigned before Police Justice Walsh yesterday ana
held IN 81 800 bail each 10 appear on July 20. MI
OConnOr SAYS that he discharged the woman Tor
drunkenness and In revenge SHE brought INC Charges
Dr. Lung bears good reputation
The Grand Jury yesterday considered the case OF
Darwin j. Meserole who shot Theodore Larbig in
Mrs COmdOck's house In Sackctrst recently ana
will hand down an Indictment tomorrow
An governmental trip was made by car in Mon
tague-st yesterday the new cable read oil the
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company. ana IL is OK
pected that regular trips will he made today Inc
fare will be 5 cents but twenty-five tickets Will be
sold for 81 making the cost Of ride ana the "Trip
over the waIl-st ferry in the rush' hours cents
The body Of a drowned woman. who had one leg
shorter than the other and wore shoe with CORK
sole five inches thick, is at the Morgue aWaiuhg
identification 1t was found in the ferry Slip OIL Ihir-
ty-nintll.st yesterday. she wore CALICO dress ana
lad cents in the pocket
The Long Island Railroad Company some time ago
offered 100000 for the OLD lotl heeinchi -ArHIoIN
and dry goods firm has since offered Sl3OOOO for
IT, Tie cornerstone Of the new armory will be laid
in october.
Bids were opened yesterday for the new Fire De
partment Headquarters Building. as follows: 7. j.
Carln d. Co., n0n-6reproof $09,44o, freproof $l27,
Gs3 John J. eastman. n0n-freproof $1l7,elo' ire
proof S145,557 Charles Collins, nonhreproof SSo,7ol
The award has not yet been made Fire Commits
sioner Ennis says freproof building is not needed
AS il will be guarded day and night and have ample
fire protection.
The congregation of the Second Baptist Church. In
Ainslle-st has extended call to he Rev. +.
Greasy of Newly or 10 fill the vacancy made by thC
resignation Of the Rev. q. W. Williams several weeks
aro The church is Old one. For month Sir
Greasy has occupied the pulpit Of the church. and Q
call has been extended 10 him for a period Of fouI
months at the expiration Of which the congregation
n stil pleased with lbs work, will make the call
manent.
Mrs Minnie Lure. Of No. 123 Tputman-st.. who
hoy,ewbipped Philip Schneider on The steps Of his
house. No. l,1Go wiloughby-ave., "a week ago. was a
pYiS,ner in Justice Kennas Gates Avenue Police Cour
YESTERDAY for assault Mr. schneider appeared as tho
complainant ana related the circumstances OF Tho
eowhiding Tie examination WAS adjourned
A fve-days celebration Of the Turn-Vercins' fes
will open on Saturday The fest will be one Of tn,
most elaborate held 10y the Turner's Of tue AZ
lsatc States. Most of Che visiting societies VIII ar