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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-18
Death of John M'Co inbe.

John M'Combe, native of Scot
land, So years of age, died in San
Francisco Of heart failure. He
came to this city in 1851 and was
connected with the Adams Ex-
press Company. Early in the six
ties he went to Australia, became
interested in the mines there and
acquired quite a fortune. He re-
turned in this city and engaged in
the publication of the Argus,
changing it from a Republican to
o Democratic journal. The pub
LEGATION was discontinued after the
reelection of Lincoln. For num-
Der of years prior to his death he
was engaged in the business of
money brokerage. He leaves a
widow and three daughters, Mrs.
James A. Walsh, Mrs. J. B. SUIT
ton and Miss Elliott G. M'Combe.
II S. F. Call.
The ADVERTISER is the recog-
nized peoples paper.
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CONTEST.
Angus still in the u ad, With
iShman d Close Second
Mahuka Polls a Good Vote This
Week, Bat Not Enough to
Lift Him Ont of Third
Place.

The ninth count of the ADvER-
TIsER ballots, to determine the best
all-round ball player of the League,
Stook place yesterday afternoon at
this office.
Two hundred and ninety-nine
votes were counted, of which
Angus, of the Crescents, received
"a, keeping him in first place by a
small majority.
Lishman tailed al times, max
ing a grand total of 499 for him,
He is in second place.
Mahuka's friends rallied this
week, and sent in 81 ballots, for
their favorite. This amount, how
ever, was not enough to lift him
out of third place.
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NOTICE.

Mzz THE PIANO, 1 PLAYED
here at the Divide Musin
~ Concerts was in good tune.
This being the merit of Mr.. s. Macauley,
piano tuner in Honolulu. l take great
pleasure in recommending this gentle
man to all who wish to keep their
instruments in good order.
(Signed) EDUARD SCHARF,
Pianist.
(Signed) DIVIDE MUsTN.
Honolulu, June 2, 1892.
3094-2w 143l.2t
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st. Andrews Cathedral.

Rev. w. H. Stoy, of San Rafael,
will preach at the 9:45 o'clock service
of the Second Congregation of st.
Andrews Cathedral on Sunday
morning. TIE Deum, in E fiat, by
Dudley Buck; Jubilate, in A, by the
same author; hymns 267, 160 and
1876. Evensong at $50 PM. Magni-
feat and Nunc Dimittis, in +, by
Tours; hymns 214 and 231. Rev
Alex. Macintosh, pastor. All are
welcome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-18
NINTH COUNT.

The following is list of all the
votes cast for each member up to
Friday, June II, 1892;
HONOLULUS.
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The ADVERTISER is the recog-
nized peoples paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-18

The CYCLONE does the work. requires less Has run
without oil and continued in good order Practically
The saving and oil other machines will
Cyclone if wish to
know what will do.
1904 1890 PACIFIC HARDWARE co. (Ld)
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I have received some beauties in
STERLING SILVER, handsome
ly made and finished
and will sell them
at prices rang
ing from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Chicago Grain Market.
PORTSMOUTH.

The artist, Miss Sophie Mitchell, ar
rived in the Marsdam. which was not
detained at quarantine.
Miss Sarah Campbell who has been
spending five weeks in Scotland, has re-
turned and resumed her school duties.
Miss Annie K. =. Sisson has gone TO
her s ster's, Mrs. Harry Lee of Hazelton,
Penn.
The marriage of Joseph White and
Miss Bertha Phillips took place on the
evening of Sept 10, before large party
of invited guests.
The daughter Of Robert Clifford of
PROVIDENCE. has been visiting her rela-
tives here.
Mrt. Herbert Brown and child of Nal
den,- Mass. has been visiting Mrs. Viii
liam Mott.
Mr. and Mrs. John Borden have re-
turned from ther pleasure trip to Lake
Winnipiseogee.
Robert w. Anthony visited New Bed
ford last week on business
Mrs. Timothy Durfee, Mr.. Gardner
sherman and daughter, Sadie, and Mr..
aud Mrs. George Anthony were in New
Bedford last week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20

The visitors Express Themselves ~
Pleased with fha Cifx

The Visitors Express Themselves ~
Pleased With the City.
The only matter of business transacted
by the Masons yesterday was the meet
Ing OF the several committees.
In the evening the visiting members Of
the order inspected some of the most
prominent buildings OF the city aud
visited the City Hall and took look at
portion OF the city fathers VINO were la
session In the council chamber.
The regular session met this morning
at 10 O'Clock and adjourned about 1,when
the entire delegation were taken to Cres-
cent Park on the steamer Pioneer aud
viewed BoyGen's West" At the session
this evening the thirJy-third degree will
be conferred on about twenty-five per-
sons, and the ladies who accompany the
delegation will have reception by Mr..
and Mrs. Newton L. Arnold.
Tomorrow the ladies will be taken to
Newport. aud nothing in the way of
sight seeing In that city will be over
looked by the committee on this occasion.
The visitors with ladies and gentlemen
express themselyec 80 being highly pleas
ed with PROVIDENCE and its surround
ings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
BRISTOL.

The Republican town committee are
arranging for grand Republican
rally to take place some time the latter
part or the coming week. 1t is expected
that the president Of the Republican club
will have arrived home so as to be present
to participate in the demonstration
The committee are unable at the pres
ent time to announce the full list OF
speakers, but they have n full assurance
that date can be determined some time
in the coming week of the Hon. Thomas
Reed, senator Nelson w. Aldrich and ex-
Gov. Long oil Massachusetts,. A reading
room will be opened the coming week
and all the necessary arrangements COM
pleted for an active campaign.
The young Republicans are getting
ready to form a club upon the return Of
the Veterans from their excursion to
Washing. and the Naval Reserve from
their duties at Newport
The voting list this time will far ex-
ceed 1.500. 1t stands the committee in
hand TO look after their laurels and not
to be caught mapping in the continuing
Of the list. Another important matter
which the committee should give their
closest attention to is the registration.
campaign it should not be forgotten.
Lieut.. Hodgkinson, with his subordi-
nate officers, met at headquarters on
Monday evening aud made arrangements
for their four days duty.
Mrs. Julius Littlefield fell, yesterday.
down her cellar stairs. No bones were
broken. but she was severely bruised.
The musical club visited Swansea viii
lage on Monday evening in a bonton.
Quite number left here on Monday
evening for Washington.
Councilman and Mrs. Louis T.. Davis.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Davis were
guests of Mrs: Abby ID. Fisk OH Sunday.
Tn, 4 IN
Holmes OF Boston: Leon Hutcnins, Henry
Woodward aud Robert Wainwright OF
Riding. Mas. all largely interested in
tie bus ness Of Ma sachusetts.
some, hing of Importance 70 the citi-
zens Of the town OF Bristol is the renting
ot the town hall. 1t has become habit
OF fake shows TO come here and humbug
lowed to indulge 1t, so long will taey
continue to come.
On Monday evening company came
here from Fall River and gave a
most decidedly Disgusting entertain
nent and upoa leaving town were rout ID
by gang OF young men. Mis- lies of var
ious kinds were hurled at them when
leaving town. One large ounce was
thrown, breaking in the blinds and win
dows Of Judge Spooler's house and re-
mained there until taken out this morn
ing by the occupants.
The schooner Maggie, Nettieton mus
ter, has been chartered to go to Ware
ham, Mass, and load oyster sets for
PROVIDENCE river.
Col. Frank A. Rhodes and his son, Ad.
Rhodes, sail to-day for the Barbadoes
While Town Clerk Herbert +. Bennett
Is away at Washington. Allen p. Stevens
will assume his duties, also Capt Joan
Morrisey will fill the position of chief
while he chief is at Washington with
the Veterans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
The Court of Common Pleas.

In the court of common pleas this
morning Katherine German of East
Providence, indicted for keeping COM
mon nuisance, was arraigned before
Judge Wilbur, pleaded not guilty. and
furnished bail in the sum of 81, 200.
The case OF Ellen Percival VS.. Annie
Robinson, appellant, was then heard.
This is a suit brought to recover "A board
and lodging bill OF $36, claimed TO be due
by the defendant.
The defendant clai med that after the
death of her mother she went to live with
the plaintiff at the request of the latter.
and performed the greater part of the
housework In return for her board. The
case is still pending the recess OF the
court. William &. Baker appeared for
the plaintiff, and George G. West for the
defendant.
The case Of Fred G. Cleveland (trustee),
appellant, W.. the Gentlemens Riding
Club was called before Judge Rogers, and
discontinued without costs.
In the case OF William +. White va.
Claude Gardner, appellant. the de fendant
submitted to judgmen6 for the plaintiff
for S24 aud costs. and the garnishee
charged to the full amour of debt and
COSTS
In the case of c. M. Towne VS.. John S.
Davis, ct al, the defendants were called
and the case defaulted, and judgment
The case Of Russell NJ. French VS..
Thomas A. Brown took the same course,
aud the case passed for an assignment OF
damages
Civil calendar for Wednesday assigned
cases. Nos. 4lSs, 410s and 57ss; general cal
endar, 606l, 6062, 6066, 6O69, 60S0, 6OSl,
6OS2. 60S4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Councillor Benjamin Martin and
Highway Surveyor Barney are at work
making arrangements To move the stone
crusher from its present location near
Broad six corners TO the land that has
been leased by the town, of Luxe H. Rice,
near Ieonard's corners
Last evening the officers and some of
the members of Netop Council. o. u. A.
NJ, went TO Elmwoo tn assist In the in
stitution of the new council TO be known
as Elmwood Council, No. IL. The work
was done under the direction OF State
Councillor Ira ID. Goff of Riverside.
Que man was arrested for an assault on
small boy, and one man for drunken
ness. Officer Barney reported suppress
ing n disturbance on Water street. Or
ficer Thatcher a disturbance on Valley
street.
Judge Bliss has gone on n fishing trim
and will be gone several days.
Gf1icer Colwell. who is on his vacation.
will 40 to Bullocks Point to try the fish
Ing
Large crowds OF men and boys conore-
gate daily on Red bridge where they
catch quantities of small horse mackerei
Many entries have been made In the
fruit department Mt the State Fair by
East Providence people. and the bust ness
men say it is very dull because everyb idy
has gone tD the fair. They returned home
at an early hour this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
RIVE RSIDE.

About twenty members Of G n. A. T..
Burnside Council No. s, q. w. A. NJ, at
tended the opening of the new council of
the order at Eimwood last evening State
Councillor Ira ID. Goff was among the
visitors.
Mrs. Louisa Fales and daughter have
closed their summer cottage at Pleasant
Bluf.
William Horton has returned from a
weeks vacation at Long Island.
About dozen of the young men of this
place met in Burke's Block for the pur-
pose OF forming drum and fife corps.
The following officers were elected
Thomas Hammond, leader; Ellis Pierce,
treasurer, aud Charles w. Welch. secre-
tary.
Mss Annie Cunningham of New Bed
ford, Mass, visited her father, Engineer
Cunningham OF steamer Watcher, yes
terday. She leaves to-day for short
vacation with her uncle at Foster II. /.
The NEWS has become fixture i'm
Riverside, and Is fast running ahead Of
its contemporaries.
In order that you may not be disap-
pointed leave your orders with Ira ID.
Goh d Co., the newsletter on Railroad
square.
The Prohibition Club will have a rally
and fiag-raisinx Thursday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
APPONAUc.

Miss Sadie Aver OF PROVIDENCE is visit
ins her schoolmate. Maude T.. Northup.
Although the weather was not favor
able there was u large attenda at the
baud concert last evening from Hili's
Grove. fneDix, River Point, Greenwood.
East Greenwich and other adjoining viii
iages.
IL Is rumored that there will lie one
more concert ON the evening of Oct. 3,
which will be the last OF the seasJn.
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Austin
took place at her late residence ut 2 II. VI.
yesterday, tue Rev. A. B. shields of Pom
tlac, ofliciaiing. she was inferred in the
Btayton cemetery. The bearers befng
oliver Chappelle. William Cutler, Ei-
ward Perkins and Christopher Mestcott.
Mrs. Willie Harrington, who has been
III Is able TO he OUT again.
Hope Atwood aud Bessie Owen Of East
Greenwich called on friends in this place
yestsrday.
The contractors are mt work aud the
ground Is being broken. preparatory TO
the erection o. ~ fire district building. TO
be located near Armory Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
The Municipal Court.

Lydia +. Carpenter was named execu-
trix of the will Of Charles NJ. Carpenter;
exempt from giving bond.
The administrators of the estate OF Ter
renee f. Cumiskey settled her account
no balance In hand.
Samuel Eutwhistlc vast appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Fanny Ent-
whistle, bond $3.50.
Bridget Gavin was named executrix of
the viii Of Thomas Gavin, exempt from
giving bond.
Benjamin w. Gallop was appointed
guardian OF Charles A Harper, Of full
aye; bond. $500.
Elizabeth Hicks was named execu trix
OF the will ot Darius Hicks: bond. ~, 500.
The guardian Of Ellen. Edward. Mar
garet aud Kate Hughes. minors was au-
thorized To sell at "a private sale certain
real estate, bond 500 TOR each minor.
Reoecca Nj. Clare was appointed adj
ministratrix Of the estate OF Deipnia jill
son; bond "A, 0J0
The n iministrator Of the estate of AR
thur h. Robinson OF North Attleboro,
Mass, was authorized TO sell certain
stocks In RHoDElSLAND.
The administrator OF the estate OF
Aurelia ID. Sissou settled his account; no
balance in hand.
Tie invent ories OF the estates OF vii
liam II. Gray S605 25 and John Farrastall
sl35.g5 were accepted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
THE FAIR,
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.

The second heat In the 2:27 class was
called at 1920 o'clock. There were eight
starters. Clayola had the pole. Almont
Maid passing at the quarter; then 1t was
neck and neck until the back stretch was
reached, Covinne winning the heat In
2:221l: the quarter was made In :S5, the
half In l:11sl. Almont Maid was second
aud Terragon third.
The second heat In the 1898 class was
started with Otis Shaw at the pole.
Arthur Wilkes led at the first quarter,
all punched afterwards until the flush,
which was closely contested. Otis Shaw
winning the heat in 2:l9H, first quarter
being trotted 34sl, the second in 1:l14
Arthur Wilkes came In second and Archie
Is. third.
The third heat in the 2:27 class was won
by rerregan, owned by X. +. Bass; time
2:23h, the quarter being made In 1864
and the half In l:l4. Addie Lee came in
a close second aud Almont Maid was
awarded third.
At las the third heat In the 2:23 class
was started, with Otis Shaw at the pole.
He was passed by Arthur Wilkes at the
half. 1he horses were ne4tly punched
while coming mp the back stretch. Arthur
Wilkes came first, being closely pushed by
Minnie l.. The race was awarded: to
Arthur Wilkes; time 2:19. The quarter
was made in :35 and the half in l:lOH,
Minnie l.. coming In second and Otis
Shaw third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
HARBOR NOTES.

The dredge Newport is now Mt work
nerr the wharf of the PROVIDENCE, Nor
folk and Baltimore Stea anship Company
and this morning she brought up from
the muddy bortom several old piles aud
considerable wreckage.
Engineer Fred +. Hardy of the Point
Street Bridge is off on two weeks vaca-
tion.
Capt. Eall of the PROVIDENCE Towboat
Company is visiting friends in the noun
tains. He will return to duty about the
30th inst
Ship Broker Milton Kelley has char
tered the schooner Gov. j. Y. Smith to
load paving stones at Swans Island for
New York, and the schooner Rachael
Jane to load empty Hour barrels for New
York from this city.
Arrived-Steam tugs Aries and p. III.
Rathbun, with tows of barges, steamer
Wyona. schooner Rose Brothers.
Sailed-Steam tugs X. III. Rithbun, u.
S. Grant and Aries, with tows of barges /;
schooners Isle Of Pines, [ Marguerite and
w. Wallace Ward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
Metropole Club Prizes.

The complete list of prizes in the sec
ond annual road race OF the Metropole
Athletic club is: Gold watch, Ladd case,
Egin works; bicycle suit, The Barnaby
Co.; silver cup; one dozen photographs
from p. H. Rose; solid silver sleeve but
tons; bicycle shoes from Bouve, Crawford
g. Co.; opera glass from j. II. Tanner.
The time prize is a silver cup to be won
twice before becoming the property of the
winner.
This race will be refereed by George
Lewis Cook, Chief Consul of RHODE
ISLAND Division.
The course is the three and three-quar-
ter mile, East Providence circuit, which
will be gone around a sufficient number
of times to make the twenty miles OF the
handicap race on Saturday, Sept. "a, at A
2 NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
WEXFORD.

Dawley. the pitcher of the WEXFORD
ball nine, who was struck by swiftly
batted ball in last Saturdays game, is
more seriously injured than was at first
supposed. He is confined to the house
and under care Of physician. The man-
agement is arranging q benefit game for
the injured player for next Saturday.
The Maud Hillman dramatic company
opened three nights engagement in
Odd Fellows hall last evening to fair
audience.
Daniel w. Gardner who is employed in
Boston is at his home in this village, suf-
fering from painful abscess on the neck.
The Hon. George L. Cranston started
for the Grand Army Encampment at
Washington on Sunday. Among the
other veterans who are In attendance
from this village are Comrades Bullock,
Arnold, Smith and Chace.
Traffic on the Newport and Wexford
Line is unusually heavy at present, as
the Newport season draws to close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
WARREN.
DIR: Fisher of the State Board of Health

DIR. Fisher of the State Board of Health
as in town yesterday.
A birthday party was given at the Fes-
senden House last evening by parties
from PROVIDENCE, They came in party
wagon to the number OF fourteen. John
Davis, In whose honor the party was
given. is secretary of Court Canoni-
Gus i'm PROVIDENCE and has held that
office since the organization OF the order,
was the oldest OF the party. and was not
to be outdone by others who have en-
joyed the hospitality of Thayer OF the
gentlemen with their wives and lady
friends were John Davis. j. Riley, John
III. Mcclure, Frances Donahue, Thomas
i. Monahan, II. 4. McGratb, John b.
Mahoney, Edward Campbell, James
Hagan, Arthur Hagau, Edward Carol.
after which the light fantastic until a
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark, who have
been visiting relatives at Block Island.
have returned.
The ladies of St. Marks Church will
hold "a fancy goods sale in October.
Miss Lizzie Liscomb has been visiting
Miss Fitton of Woonsocket has re-
turned from Europe, where she has been
sojOurning, and is now the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James Bachelor
The Rev. James Mulchahey, Miss Mul-
chahey and Mrs. Walter Luther aud fam
lily nave returned TO New York.
Mrs Samuel Wilson Morse and chill
drcn have gone to their home i'm New
York.
Schooner Lizzie Raymond arrived YES
terday, loalep with coal for Il. NJ. Mar
tin * son.
Schooner Horizon discharged her cargo
of coal yesterday at Il. NJ. Martin q Son
and saiied yesterday.
improvements are being male upon the
electric light station which add greatly
to the surroundings.
Miss Lille Wilmarth has returned from
Somerset where she has been visiting
friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
EASTERN WARWICK.

There has been one more case of scarlet
fever reported in the village OF Norwood
yes erday. This makes the fourth case
within few weeks, one of whom died
The case reported Yesterday is that of
the child OF Joseph Carter. The child has
been attending the public school for the
past week and IL is feared that otner chill
dren have contracted the disease.
Another public meeting OF the Nor
wood Volunteer Fire Company will be
held this evening in Union Hall.
George B. Hathaway OF this place en-
ployed in the Corliss Safe Company of
Auburn. has zone to California on busi-
ness for the company.
Mrs. Charles Baker Is i'll with lung
fever
j. Frazier has gone on pleasure trip
To New Brunswick TO visit friends.
Miss X Crowel OF PROVIDENCE is the
guest of Miss Hope Kimball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20
THE PHILADELPHIA ARRIVES.
She viii BE Used This Week as Nava
Reserve school.

She Will BE Used This Week as q Naval
Reserve school
ESPECIAL TO THE sEws.i
NEWPORT, Sept 20.-The cruiser Phila-
delphia arrived here to-day and will be
used during the week for practical In
struction of RHODE ISLANDS Naval Re-
serve, which will come down each day
from Bristol, the tug Fortune being used
as a naval transportation tender.
This will be the first time in its history
that the naval reserve Of this State has
had an opportunity for practical instruc-
tion in modern guns and aboard the
latest style of warship
The exercises will commence to-mor-
row "wednesday, and continue, each DAY
till the week ends. The officers in charge
of the cruiser are the following:
Captain-A. 5. Barker, commanding.
Lieutenant Commander - Il. II. G.
LeutZe, executive officer.
Lieu. enant-J. II. Briggs, navigator.
Lieutenants-J. G. Fremont, ii. H. Hos
lev, u. V. Lansdale aud A. A. Ackerman.
Ensgns-M. l.. Miller, Philip Williams.
n. j. Ziegmeier and L. A. Bostwick.
Naval Cadets-DeWitt Blamer. II. j.
Hartung. l.. q. Smith. Irving Blount and
L. II. Gross.
Captain of Marines-C. r. Williams.
Medical Inspector-F. L. DUBOIS.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-R. Z. Gran
dali
Assistant Surgeon-Robert Boyd.
Pay Ins pector-L G.. Billings.
Chief Engineer-E. j. Whitaker.
Passed Assistant Engineers-R. G.
Denig and X. S. Griffin.
Assistant Engineers-E. L. Beach and
G. w. Danforth.
Chaplain-C. III. Parks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-20

What Brown Boys are Doing In Prepa-
ration.

What Brown Boys are Doing In Prepa-
ration.
The college grounds presented an ami
mated appearance this morning. thronged
with the returning members of '93, '94, '95.
The students are required to take out
their registry cards, and this necessltates
the arrival OF most of the boys by Tues
day at the latest. Most of the professors
were on hand this morning.
The Y. NJ. G. A. has its annual hand
book out and IL is a very neat little pham-
phlet OF 46 players.
new dormitory has been provided. 1t
is situated at 96 George street, contains
sixteen light and airy rooms. and is
already completely filled.
Work is being pushed on the Psi Upsi-
Ion club house.
Very few of the new men have taken
the examinations this year. most OF the
candidates having core in on certificate.
President Andrews address at the open
ing Of the University year, Tomorrow
morning at $40, win be upon "Greek
Nationalism and Home Rule in the
Fourth Century b. C..