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Ire 10 and up pair OF steps past n
laYatory. Somehowas 1sat down and gave
my order for u maccaroni dinner there
seemed that things in tho "Trattotia"
must eSnccessitateha veasort OF Auguan
flavor. And this suspicion did from the
worry start work somewhat OH my imag.
ination and did tend to mako mo feel
that must have been mistaken in my
supposed appetite for maccaroni din
ncr. But saw that nice people sitting
ut tho tables had no apparent aversion
to tho passage way, and Au in the case Of
the Hebrew children they had not oven
the smell OF tho ordeal on their gar
ments. Tho "Trnttoria" therefore was
all right and Gll that you needed to fully
enjoy II was to rcproas tho too FREQ play
OF your Imagination. finally conclud.
cd, however, to conilne myself to the
table dhotc Of tho Vesuye.
TIE CITY DESCRIBED.
You would suppose perhaps from all
have said and all that l havc left un.
said up to this point in my letter thatI
had come to Naples mainly to sec tho
Town ana the bay. | presume no.
body hero camo to Naples to SEQ the
town. 1t is q nice sight to look at
from tho deck of q steamer and curious
place to walk around in, but rs IN OBJ
lectivc point, per SC, tourists would give
1t tho 60 by. 1t Is tho fact OF its prox-
unity TO Vosuvius and PompSii that at
tracts foreigners. Virgil and Horace,
and Cicero and Sallust, all used to como
to Naples in their day, away back in
what may term the hyphonated
d. G. and A. D poriod-that is, tho
turning point OF tho two periods
forenoon and afternoon OF tho Christian
cra-and bring their knitting with
them, as We say in America; that is,
their literary outflt-their pens, ink and
paper; but they did not put up at the
Hesuyc nor at the Trattoria del Giar-
DIM di Torino, nor anywhere else in
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Naples. They soiourned high up on
the hill sides or in the ''rus in urbon
vicinagc, and drank their Falornian
wines out OF sight and sound and smell
OF the streets and alleys OF Naples.
They were men OF sentiment and ole
factory scnsibility.
Did you observe the photos Isent YOU
OF Naples? II SO, you have an idea OF
how crowded and jammcd together the
city is in its great center. On given
area in the heart OF Naples there are
more human beings huddlcd and herd.
ed together than in any city in Europe
You will observe that the roofs OF the
houses seem to almost touch across the
so-cGlled streets. There arc but few
real streets in Naples, but there are in
Vulnerable so-called streets. The alley
that runs from the Stamm House up
across Main and Market, and on ND past
tho First Presbyterian church, would
make lair street in Naples. In these
alleys there are no sidewalks. The door
sills OF the honsos arc flush with the
alley paving, and the paving slopes to
the centor for the sake OF drainage. All
the doors along these alleys stand wide
open in all kinds OF weather, rain or
shine, cold or heat, in order to obtain
light within their cells rs I call them.
Not sparl, OF fire inside OF single one
OF these thick-wallcd and prison-likc
houses, unless, pe-chance, it be some
charcoal embcrs in pot for cooking
(ncver for warming) purposes. Into
vast numbers of them not ray of sun
shine ever penotrates, not oven when
the summers sun is vertical in the
heavens. They are, as 1 have charac-
terizcd them, more like prisons than
habitations.
Naples has something over 100000
people, and she had almost as many a
hundred years ago. She has been fear
fully scourged by diseases incident to
such dense and dirty population,
especially by cholera. She has simply
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One Comn.ete Sore

offensive TO the smell and dreadful to look ut.
Her general health waned and She would lay
On o large chair all day without any life rem.
ergy. The sores caused great itching and
burning, so that at lines We had TO restrain
her hands opreventscratching. For years
, She Suffered EeaEfully
with this terrible hrmor. Being urged to try
Hoods Ssrsaparllla We did SO. We soon
noticed that she had moro life and appetite.
The medicine seemed to drive out moro OF
the humor forashort time. butitsoon began 10
subsldc, tho itching and bnrning ceased,
and In few months her head became entirely
clear OF the sore. She is now perfectly well,
has no evidence of tho humor, and her skin Il
clear and healthy. She seems like an en-.
tlrely different child, In health and general
appearance, from what she was before taking
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Suffering Children

Our girl was beautiful baby, fair and plump
and healthy. But when sho was two years
old, sores broke out behind her ears and
spread rapidly over her head and forehead
down to her eyes, and into her neck. We
consulted one Of the bcstphys!cians In Brook
Ign, butnOthing did her any good. The doc.
tors said 1t was caused by q scrofula humor
In the blood. Her head hecamn
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FoE the cure OF colds, coughs. and all
arrangements OF the respiratory orrans
10 other medicine is so reliable M
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t relieves tho
asthmatic aud consumptivo, oven in adj,
vancod stages OF disease, and has
saved Innumerable lives. law
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Happy
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Rejoice Because
HOODS Sarsaparilln Rescued Their
Child from scrofula,

For Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all
other foul humors in the blood of
children or adults, Hoods Sarsaparilla
is an unequalled remedy. Read this:
ave arc so thankful TO Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for what 1t did for our little girl that we
mako this statement for the benefit Of other
anxious parents and
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been large and stagnant community
OF poorly housed, poorly fed and poorly
clad and very ignorant people. As
showing how they have been made to
wallow in ignorance, rs it were, l may
mention the TACT that Just before the in
coming OF the present government
Naples had nearly 100000 people who
could neither read nor write. Was this
not appalling in the land OF the Rcnais-
sancc?
GREGARIoUsSEss.
I wish that you could see or that I
could properly picture to you the gre
geriousncss OF one OF these narrow
streets; its throng OF vehicles, persons
and animals; by which I mean its tide
OF wagons, carts and cabs, and OF men,
women, children, horses, oxen, mules,
donkeys, COWS and goats, and, I might
add, chickens and dogs. They milk
the cows at tho doors amidst all this
pell-mell, but they drive the goats into
tho cells and cellars and up one, two,
three and four pair OF stairs, to be milk
cd thorc.
speaking OIL sgreSuFlouSNeSS, MT. John
3. Foote, OF Liverpool, who came of the
ship with me, and who had been in
Naples before, called my attention as
VIC walked along, to 4 team OF three ami
mails abr east, n bull inside the shafts, q
COW on one side OF him and q mule on
the other. Said he, "They thought l
was chatting them when L told them. ut
homo that l had seen teams OF this sort
in Naples" And this circumstance
speaking OF him and the novel sights
OF ono kind and another that he called
my attention toy reminds me OF my first
sight OF procession OF the Host
through ono OF these streets. It was be-
ing carried by priest, who was accom-.
panied by men ahead OF him with red
lanterns, and boys dressed in white
gowns bearing candles, whilo another
priest chanted the prayers as they pro.
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Y last letter was
written from Naples
over q month ago,
shortly after my ar
rival there from
London, via Gibral.
tar, and was mainly
taken up with an
account OF my long
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'VI7OR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
h ING; NIL modern Improvements IL FuG7-
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NOR SALE OR REM. &c.,,
a. House containing six ROOMS and EteJs.E
with four and. ono.hnlt acres OF grOnHH: ~ ~.
acre In Rasphcrrlcs and one acre ~ si;'in,.ir
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one mile c2s. OF St. CInirSyillG on the " ,-,-
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n season, a house with ROOMS. large yari.
garden and stable at Elm Grove. EuGuift0l b.
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Il and rooms In the rear, lNo CO.., On gfi!
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TIE RUINS OF pompEII.

One moro matter and will have done
with this letter, and I suspect your
readers will not BIO sorry "when school
let's out" I refer to Pompeii, which
above all else is the Hamlet Of the play
at Naples. II l had seen nothing else
than this eXhumed city and the great
Pompeian Museum, its adjunct, at Ma
Piles, l should have considered my week
well spent. Pompeii supplies link-a
missing link not found hero at Rome
that shows the world, as if iace to face
in mirror, tho domestic lifo OF tho
Romans eighteen hundred years ago.
The ruins OF Ponpeii, the Pompeian
Museum and Mt. Vesuvius, are three
things, saying nothine OF the matchless
bay, or of the three hundred churches,
thatwills always assure future and n
large population to Naples. After six
weeks hero l feel as ii | would really
like to 60 back to spend another week.
would now appreciate it moro. I
should have mentioned in its proper
place when speaking OF the three hum
dred churches OF Naples, that there, is
one church there that attracts the partic-
ular attention OF all tourists, for there
they say occu rs three times every year
tho miracle OF tho liquefaction Of the
Sayiour's blood which they claim to
have in a vial in the reliquary. NIrefcr
to tho cathedral OF st. Genarro.
Pompeiiis twelve toiiiteen miles from
the station insNaples. You 60 by rail
and pass over u part OF the same route
as to the crater. 1t is as l have said,
further on than Cooks point Of ascent.
AS you rido through tho suburbs you
notice the number OF gardens in the
open areas. They seem very rich in
soil and are wonderfully we'll cultivated.
all the way up Yesuyius, as well as in
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Residence, 10. 336 HAHN STRAIT,

Nine Rooms, Wash Room and Laundry, and
Finished Attic.
Apply at
mri2 No. II THIRTEENTH STREET
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HOUSE NOTES.

The Noble from Niu,7 Hon.
Paul Neumann, has manipulated
things very cleverly, and has dem
onstrated to the members Of the
Reform Party that they cannot
hold a candle to him in politics.
His tabling of the want of con-
fdence resolution was the cleverest
dodge that Paul could have pro-
duced, and he feels justly proud
The Cabinet will now be consti-
tued as he wants it, and Mobiles
Young and Company are not in it.
Hons. Thurston and Baldwin
have heretofore held that the
House ought only to consider the
merits of a measure, not the intro
ducer. Why this change of prin-
ciple last Thursday?
Noble Dreier says that silence
is gold, but talk is checks" If the
Noble keeps on in the same strain
he will put an end to all debate
and finish the session too quickly
The Mobiles from Niu and Hale
akala have been busy upstairs for
several days, and business has
consequently been running smooth
ly. There was presumably more
than $40 fees in it for the patriotic
lawmakers.
The Ways Committee is showing
alarming signs of softening of the
brain lately. Overwork is proba-
bly, the cause. Their work in the
Attorney-GeneraPs department is
a forcible reminder of the monkey
with the razor
Noble Ena forgot his economy
and was very solicitious for the
Deputy-Sheritf in Koolauloa -
There is no Lane that has no
turning"
At noon last Thursday Hon.
Garibaldi was looking for some
body. The great general had blood
IN his eye and a big stick IN his
hand. Noble Macfarlane was very
busy in the Minister Of Interiors
office at the same time. No blood
shed this time, but lots of very
unparliamentary language.
President Walker said he was
glad that his ruling was not sus-
tanned on Thursday. That is q
new way to look at it.
The member from Niu said that
he knew he was dead wrong in as
serting that the Ministers could
vote, but, as a matter of principle,
he always opposes the member from
the Third Ward
Minister Widemann made the
assertion that a private CONVERSE
ton in his private bedroom with a
member Of the House should be
considered as private, and he was
right this time.
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G1snrral advertisements
Flower

How does he feel Pie feels
cranky, and is constantly expert
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner of his eating August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel?-He feels at
times a gnawing, voracious, insati-
able appetite, wholly understandable,
unnatural and unhealthy August
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How does he feel Pie feels no
desire to so TO the table and a
grumbllng, tault-hnding, over-nice-
ty about what is set before him when
he IS there-August Flower the
Remedy.
How does he feel Pie feels
after spell OF this abnormal appe-
tite an utter adherence. loathing.
and detestation of food: as if a
mouthful would kill him-August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel?-He has ir.
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. o
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WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD, July p g PM.
Weather, hazy wind, n. f.

The bark Paul Isenberg has been
moved out in the stream.
The bark Forest Queen should be
in to-day from the coast.
The schooner Transit will receive
the sugar from the schooner kula-
manu- to-day.
The schooner Aloha and barken-
tine Planter are still out in the
stream waiting for sugar.
The greatest fleet of passenger
vessels owned by any one company
is that of the Peninsular and Orien-
tai Steam Navigation Company.
In the fleet are seventy-two steam
ships of 1879, 270 tons and 1S9, 1000
horse power. The P. and 0. steam
ships steamed 2,500,0s0 miles in
1890 without an accident.
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HOrner's Banking Bill.

A pamphlet of forty pages has
been issued by Hon. J. NJ. HOrner,
showing in a concise and forcible
statement the principal advantages
to be derived by the adoption of
his system, as stated by him. 1t
is certainly we'll worth studying,
and. if we are not mistaken, coin
cides in some points with Senator
Stanford's views of a government
system of banking. Whatever may
be thought oft, the pamphlet will
attract attention and show just
what the honorable Noble has beer
so long persistently advocating.
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ST. Andrews Cathedral.

The services of the second congre-
cation of st. Andrews Cathedral
to morrow Sunday, will be as fol
lows: 9:45 A. M, morning prayer
with sermon; TIE Deum and Jubilate,
Sullivan in D major; hymns 29O and
2O2: anthem mot unto US, . Lord,
by Barnby. $50 P. NJ, evensong with
sermon; Magnifcat and Nunc Dimlt-
It's to double chants; hymns Isl, 2oz
and II. Rev. Alexander Macintosh
pastor. All are cordially invited tc
! these services.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

CThis list does not include ooasters)
USFSSa Francisco, Admit Brown, Diego
Am schr Aloha, San Francisco.
Am bkt Planter, Dow, San Fran.
Ger blk ] Pfuger, Kruse, Bremen.
Dan blk G Lott, Nelson, Honduras.
Ger blk 2 Isenberg, VOTERS, San Fran.
Am bkt s n Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.
Am blk Matilda, Swenson; San Francisco.
Am sh Topgallant, Reynolds, Depar. Bay,
Am sh Morning Light, Johansen, Newc sic
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r0REIsN VESSELS EXPECTED.
IMPORTS.

Per Kaala, 24OO bags paddy; per Pele,
996 bags sugar; per Waialeale, 1921 bags
sugar, u bbls molasses; per Ka Moi, 1856
bags sugar: per w G Hall, 2779 bags sugar,
1876 packages green hides, kegs butter. 10
cases curios.
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Old RAGS Wanted,

Clean White Rags suitable for
bandages are wanted for use at the
Bishop Home and the Boys Home, Leper
Settlement, Molokai Ring up PSI Mu-
tual telephone and they will be sentfor, or
leave the same at the Office of the Board
of Health or at J. T. Warehouse 8,
Queen Street.
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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
Ninth Annual Commencement
Exercises Yesterday.

The ninth annual commence
ment exercises of the st. Louis
College took place in the large
pavilion in the school grounds
yesterday morning before 4 very
large asscmblage of parents and
friends of the scholars. The pro-
gramme, as arranged by Bro. Bert
ram, the Principal, and his assist
ants, was rendered by the pupils
with credit to themselves and their
instructors
Essays were delivered by
scholars that were interesting and
instructive, and proved that the
youthful orators had given much
time and attention to the subjects
they discoursed on. The singing
was a feature of the exercises, and
one could see that the hand of
Bro. Francis, the musical instruc-
tor, had aided the boys materially.
The college orchestra, under the
leadership Of Bro. Albert, played
several we'll selected pieces, which
were enjoyed thoroughly by the
auditors.
After the college choir sang a
chorus, Master George Cooper de-
livered the valedictory. When the
premiums were distributed to the
scholars, the orchestra played a
lively march, and the scholars
were then dismissed for their vaca-
ton
PROGRAMME.
/ Ovcrture-'King Mydasn 80. Eilenberg
College Orchestra.
Address,. c. Crowder.
| Chorus-"M Medley Quartette". ... White
College Choir.
Violin Solicitations Fantasia"
....... ..... ......... ................. Harris
J. Hansman.
Reading-George Cooper.
Solo and Chorus-"Lazy John"
........,...... ............ ........ Lamartlne
G. Lucas and j. Sandemann.
Imagination-D. Keola.
Vocal Duet-"Tell Me Where"
...........,... ......... ........,...... Glover
4. Long, S. Cullen, p. Gleason
and J. McCabe.
Loquacity-James Lane.
SnIantiOD KiaSlaI
College Orchestra.
ChOrus-"The Heavens are Telling"
........,.. ............. ............... Haydel
College Choir.
Violin Brigade-'sPetite Fantastic
Marche". ......... 5000. DanclI
J. Hansmann, J. Cowes, 2. Glea-
son and c. Willis.
Affectation-J. c. Browder.
Solo and Chorus Comrades
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...., McGlennOl
G. Cooper, Soloist.
Violin SOlo-"Russian Air" ......Jans:
, James Lane.
2 Reputation-F. p. Kuroda.
: Chorus" Moonlight will come
: again. ........................Th OmpsO
1 College Choir.
t Vacation (Naledictory)-Ge Cooper
:, Distribution of Premiums.
: March" Hurrah for Vacation -
= ......... Beissi
: College Orchestra.
>, CLASS OF 1S92-Francis p. Kurod;
;, David Keola, James c. Lane, job
Il G. CrOwder, Jr., Geo. Cooper, Manu-
t Cook, James 2. Limo, Joseph P, Lin
n Peter Naluai.
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Plain sewing and dressmsking at
the Industrial Home, near Kawaia-
hao Church. Also, girls will go out
by the day to families, to do sewing
and dressmaking, housekeeping, care
of children.
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Music at Emma Square.

The Royal Hawaiian Military
Band, Prof. H. Berger, leader, will
give a concert this Saturday after
noon at Emma Square, commencing
at 4 80 o'clock. The following is the
programme:
!. Overture-"Fra Diavolon. Auber
?. Bivouac' ........... Petrella
8. Mazurka-" Spezzia n...... CorreggiC
I. Selection-'The Rose of Cas-
tillen ...... ......... Balft
). Waltz-"The Cricket ".".... Audrar
6. Polka-"Chappies" ...."~y....." Fare
Hawaii Ponoi."
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\ cln advertisements
NOTICE.

ITO CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF
l. the late firm of IL. H Williams 4
Co. on account of departure OF members
OF said firm, all remaining outstanding &C
counts due that firm have been placed
with Mr.. A. = Hartwell for immediate
collection
II. Il. WILLIAMS Il CO,
by +. II. Wood.
July 18th 1892. 3l27-3w
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Employment Wanted.
10 Let Furnished
SPECIAL MEETING.

i SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
N Board of Trustees OF the Queens
Hospital will be held at the Room OF the
Chamber OF Commerce on MONDAY
the 22nd August, 1892, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, for the purpose OF considering pro.
posed amendments to the Bylaws
Per order. F. 4. SCHAEFER.
Honolulu, July 90, 1891. 3l3l.td
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

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los in great variety at the ELITE ICE
CREAM pARTORS. Sll9- I'm
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