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~ fs Sinssi e hp ssls.. ia .cs sS:st e q i Il n siss.
and the depth Of the building 10 100 teet The
towers are colossal and tho entrances beneath
Thorn are recessed and approached by broad
stone sters. the upper parts Of which are COW
cred by Gothic canopy OF marble. The vesti-
b0ie is f1oored in mosaic.
Tho interior o! the church is very striking.
While 1t Is not decorated. It is attractive and
pleasing TO the eve. The. three aisles In the
treme right end left are broad and furnished
With handsome duartered oak pews in
are over the sido.. aisles. are also ri
oak. Tie organ loft il over tho main
entrance. and has been iMgeniouslY divided
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RRcra OF the Manhutt.n Bicycle Club.

The annual road races %: the Manhattan Bicycle Club
TOOK place Yesterday afternoon over the Engle " God.
Tei:atiy course. 4. g. EaISer figured on scratch III
both the one and twp.Iniis %haniicap. but although lie
got well nG'onE hs men each time he failed to sustain
the effort IN thc ma !usi fr home. Summaries:
ono mic o'"n. l.anIi,aii-W on BY Il. peb.s. 40, ards;
J. r. Ives. 100 yards. second: Il. q Belts. 100 Yards
III ri. Time. !. minutes ~ 20 seconds.
r%"mle lianhi"sp-W"n by X. u. Eartsch. 40
yards: =, 4. ~sta.buri. 40 yards. second; K. q. Belts,
100 yards. third, Time, : ininu,s $ q, seconds.
one mi = Nn>ic,. handicapped IN by T. j. Stern, GO
yards: i, NInn"niachrr. ~ yards. SECOND: J. Thomp.
son. no yards. lhird. Time. = minutrs 81 - seconds
tiv''m e llanliraT-W Won by II. q, Belts, = minutes
10 seconds; W. M"nai!.n. 2 irinu;c, 10 seconds. secs
Old: ". u. Petersen. = .iinutes 10 seconds third.
Time. i minutes 20 seconds X, DrDc.. | minute, won
the time Metal III rs minutes ~ seconds.
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Tho fail tennis tournament of the Prospect Heights
Tennis Ciub. open TO al! corners. was decided on the
orxan.zation's courts in Union street. near Eighth ave.
rur. Brook 'yn. yesterday. The results Of tho play FOL.
low
,entlcmnn's Singles-Frcliminary Round: Robert
Alton. Prospect Heights .. G.. drew the bye: L. r.
AIKEN. FrnHkI yn 1enais Club, scratch. defeated vii.
liam ''Mnra, allowed game md lar 10. 81. Ga;
Robert tuiM ell. Prospect Heights r. T., scratch, de.
teltol NJ. Mh.tla"h, Prospect Heights =. e.. scratch.
81. I'D. T. II. Talbot. Prospect Heights T. &, scratch,
defeated. Frederick L. Parker. Brooklyn I. e.. scratch.
g., .t-4.
First R0und-R. Alton was defeated by =. Z. Aiken,
Ero0klyn = &, ~. d.. Talbot defeated Co!welL,
st, -. -.
Final Founi-TaIbot defeated Aiken, o.. At. 8-3,
S-4. Co.wel! defrated Fred l.. Parker, ST. a., G-S.
Co,weli then won second lOnors by defeating Aiken.
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Jersey city Tennis Clubs Tourney.

There was a large crowd Of spectators on the GROUNDS
OF the jersey City Lawn Tennis Club yesterday inter
noon. when the annual invitation tournament was
continued. The scores follow:
Gentlemcn's siugies-Sscond round: H., 7. Lewis
heat I. Iiusse. both OF Jersey city l.. I. G.. %; -
third Rnund-E. Ferris. Jersey City /, I G., neat y;
Howard. bergen Point l.. T G.. Go. IN. o.; "flnt.
Morn, bra. the Rev. John I. %scndder. both ot Jsrsey
city /. \. e.. by default; sydney Smith,. bergen lnlnt
L. I. q, beat Z. J. whemplle.. staten Island tr n,h es
Jersey city l.. r. G.. At. "a. 90; r. Emerson beat
rrcs;iey Mclaughlin. both of Jersey city l. 7 g.. W
default; II. r. Lewis beat T.. Patterson, both Oh jersey
civ |, r g., Ut, 60. -.
Fourth Round-Sylney Smith. Bergen Point l. !. G.
Fs r r. beat Flint" Morris. boihh Of Jersey Ctty, 1. !, G.
"a. s-3: George Tofey beat II. i. Lewis. both or Jer
sey city L. T. T.. t-2. I'll.
Iifth Round-Georgc Tohey beat :. Flint" Morris. both
of Jersey city l.. r. e.. 30. so: f. Ferris beat the
Rev. John l.. %scudder; bot! Of Jersey Tity L T. C;"-a'
sixth R~oInd-sydncy smith. Bergen in'nt l. T. G..
beat +. Ferris. Jersey city. !. I. g.. 10, 6-+: george
Toley, Jersey CITY l. 7. e.. drew bye.
seventh Round sydney smith. bergen ro!nt i. T. u.
beat George Tori-y. Jersey Gity L.T.C =. ID. o-4i f.
Messrs. smith and Ferris will play the nnai round to-
Gentiemen's Doubles. First Round-Messrs f. J. En-.
erson and II. Adams, Jersey CITY !.T. &, beat Messrs:
teorrc ToH.y Aui william Sp.er, Jersey city ,Rncque:
smith. Bergen Point L. r C.. beat Messrs F. Ferris ami
tho Rev. John l.. scudder. Jersey city L. T. q. 6-3.
Final Round-Me,srs H.. Howxrd and Sydney smith,
Bergen Point l.. I. G.. beat Mcssrs. +. i. Emerson and
II. Adams. Jersey City L. T. C.. 6-3. So. 8-a 81.
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BROOKE SENT EQUITY At 10 TO |.

Mr.. s. Frnnslin Brooke. old reliable - personally at.
tends all meetings on which he advises. SENDS his wires
direct from the Track, aud is widely acquainted
among the leading owners, trainers. and jockeys.
gentlemen seeking genuine inside information a-e H..
rited 10 Il drshs for terms :. FRANKLIN BROOK. Z.
She"ps'1ead bay, L. !. Yesterday Mr. brooke wired to
his clients from The Gravesend trace before 20 4. VI.
ALAiIo WoN. SIR FRANCIS SECOND, LAMPLiGuTER
WoN, Gii:olLE COLT WoS, and EQUITY. one Of Old
reliable's specials, won, starting ut 10 to !. Mr..
BrooEe's one'horse daily wire. the best thing OF the
day Is invincible. and 8 perfect godsend to systematic
speculAt0ra- Terms for six days 5000.
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T. s:'fasss a. Pepper. . . g J. T. D'..s s,s.i = pa a. Il ;s tss; u. s,S g T.


THE FIFTH RACE
For maiden two. yearo!it. A yweepstakes Of $40 each.
with $1,000 added. OF which s2OOto second aud 500
to third: weigh . : pounds below the scale: fve and
q half fuflonVs
Gidtsn 4 Days oh. c.. by Pontiac or ~Runnymeds-.
Z A. Ehret'sb b. G. Young Arion. los tNsrvasO. .....,..2
Buckeye stables oh. c Narceilus. Ill stevenson. a.. q
Pspboose colt. saiAdin. Clara colt, May lose. Jerome
s., Jodan, Mis- FISHER, Clio colt. Mi.s Magma. Lady
Richmond. and MehdAcity also ran.
Time. :ufAA
Bett'ng-Five to 4 on CHROME colt. against May Lose.
tto1; u ung Arlon, 10 10 I; Jodan. II to I: Jerome e.
IL to I; Clara colt. IL TO I; Pappooso colt. lb to ];
salaiin, IS to !. Clio colt. 10 to 4; MRrcellus. 30 to ];
Mendscity. 80 TO !: Miss Fisher. 30 to l; Mas Magma.
40 to ]: Lady Richmond, go to !. Mutunls paid &ll.Iu.
sI.v5. s2Io5.
THE SIXTH RACE.
For thrse.yenroids and upward. which. have not Won
$1,000 this year; \ swespstakes OF $40 each. with
1000 added. Of which s2UD to second and 500 TO
AMI a sixteenth.
- cn,satt. en-. {. Equity. 4. by Bend or-Equipoise.
II. X. SSisna,'s b. c. strephon. 8. los Bersenl......... >
L. J. RsHlall'r b. G. ,momsr,, :. 10 datt,eneld, Y..a
Speculation. AMI Ben strome also ran.
Time--l :42il.
Betting-AHains Homer, 4 to b; Equity, 3M to j;
Tom Rogers, Az to ]; Speculation. 7to1: Rest Brand.
10 l: Knslish Lady, 20 to !: King Mac, 40 70 /: sire;
Phon.. 20 70 !: hen strome. 100 to /. Mutuals paid
SILL S1O.6 $191h
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LAWN TENNIS.
Til. K,.rs County Tenns. ! Teur~s~ess

The Kssxs County Tennis ClWb Tcurvnmenf.
Tn. Kinrs County tennis Clubs handicap tourns.
mcnt was continued yesterday afternoon on the club
grounds. Kingston avenue and Dean street. brookirn'
Three OF the contests. the ladies' singles. mems sihs'ss'
and mixed doubles were finished. tho mems doubles
being stiIl undecided. The scores foilowi
Mems singles. Preliminary Roupd-R Nash. scratch.
bea, Or. iioople. nfteen. Ga. 40. 81: INV. Bracksn.
scratch. beat II. Growtage. half hftesn ana one o'saue'
s-3. 3-S. "a; Y. rendreieh. scratch. beat Allen Far.
wen. hal, thirty: by dsisSS''; 9, y III Lu sts: a. :1 sssre.
.srs,s CO, , Ss,, ! F. " !le fS.. ifF i."ii , Dirt; v 81. S%:,.''A
scratch. IN 49,; y; :. seGoy.n i Il, Rob.n Des.
f.ndfsiirh. scratch. beat y; y RFi sx.1s s ssIf. 4 f'ssn
ami = tS% pissSSes. BEAT q. ". Tunisoh: scratch. ~.
as; pr t. f as,nai,, ' e. i. sv sss, n .cr r.adb.iSS ss%ii S SAI.
r S,,sS", Jr %.;% .sra.s%. beat K.'vsn oL'nda' nf'''n and
sespni eRoSsind-ir. 8; Mesewan: scratch; Ss.! y 4
r rs"Ge; ss,t s s!lssH an" Sces il. sso%Sia.on. ai,o;n sna :
bisaue, ga, ID; DR.. Frazer. scratch. beat y. bysrs'
ha't I'M, .niT' :ys- Sni; ~ ~ s !. g. "A"e' 80
THIRD R%ound,il. $ MeGSwsn beat !: rsnars s.n, g Coi Il,
swsnsy, nftsen j. t,6-i...,.. zen q v,cox,r
f,nnl 10y, Eoana @-e o fts1 SE,i ''f"'en' o'''n
Mem. Doabie,. Preliminary R~ound-swaney and Nc;
S s5is,S: s ss.ss'ss1s Tsss:; sn Az F. IDS beat Payne
SIf.1"s; Miss nelwiE beat Miss Brush. both scratch
fifss Tsuna-Ml.s Atkinson, scratch. beat Miss Her;
, i. Z Ra R, s,,s.n; T hail ; thirty M W.. ssy
Final Round-MIss, iiellwis. scratch. beat MS. AKIN
Payne. scratch. heat Miss atkinson and ". rCwsI,. ~, ~;
teen and two bisuues, ST. I'd. 90: Miss, HeliwlR anu
Mr.. .Mc!irath; scratch. beat Miss Herring ana Dr. ho0p'e'
IelIwig and Mr.. McGrath. both scratch. IS. s-o.'-a
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GEN. NCILA SHOT.
Vain Efforts to Save the Life Of tho Lender
ofthe Honduras Revolution.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE steamship
Oteri from Honduras brings the nows that
Gen. Leonardo Nuila. late leader OF the Hon
duras revolution. was shot Mt Truxillo by or
der of the Government on Sept IL. Nuila was
captured on Aug. 20 with eighteen officers Of
the revolutionary army. The latter were
condemned to tho renitentiary for terms
ranging from one to seventeen years. but
Nuiia was sentenced to death. .
father-in-law and other relatives. members OF
President Lciva's Cabinet. intcrceded in his
behalf. and all tho foreign Consuls and most OF
the American citizens resident IN Honduras
signed II petition asking that his rfnishment
be Punishment or imprisonment In the rchi-
Tertiary. After keeping III" matter under ad.
visement for two weeks the President signed
tho death warrant. and Nuila WAS shot by u
squad Of Honduras soldiers.
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Exciting 1'enn,. At t~.cn,rn, Park,

There have been many exciting tennis matches
played at Central Park this year. but that played yes.
terday afternoon between DR.. I. |. Townsend, cham.
pion Of the Park. and John r. Hobart Of the New York
l. G.. breaks tho record. These two men tied for first
prize in the invitation tournament. and met yesterday
TO settle tue ownership Of the handsome cane IN Tered.
Throughout the match the score was very G. osr. and
the excitement, was Kept u2 until tho play ers agreed
that they would have tn 1--WE II M aud nlay The match
over again. ns darkness was o,ertaEing them. In the
NTH set Hobart WAS within one point If the match.
but Towns-nd's wonderful nerve pulled him nut Each
man won exactly the Same number OF games. The
score:
Final Round-John T. Hobart 's. DIR. Thomns l. Town.
send, 10, 40. 81. lO-s, IL mniiuislledJ,
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Fine Play In the Kuicke rbocker Tourna.
mrnt.

The open handicap tournament of the Kniexerbocker
Tennis Club was continued yesterday afternoon on the
courts OF the club ut 1ioth street and Brook avenue.
The scores follow:
Ladies S,nsles-Final ,ound: Miss Adele Fulton.
Kn;ckerbocker 7. e.. h~!c.thirty. beat Miss Florence l..
Stroud. ARIEL I. T.. scratch. U-a. G-3.
Gcntlemen's Singlcs-Second found: II. D: Belts.
Engicwmoh r G. scratch, beat A.. Z. Riley. kntcIe5.
}. Z. 1%aLnaige. Jr;. Ctresren' 4, e.; scratch. beat Il. y.
Betts. Englewoni +. e.. scratch. 81. G-3: L. =.
Fischer. , e,tral Park. scratch. beat W. X. Gi!lett. New
York 4. C.. scratch. E-4. ia.
Chester Iil, T. e. and \. z, Taylor. New York 4. c.
7. L. haifthir;y. st lo-s, 81. semihnnl round:
J. rarmly iaret AMI 4. +. Fischer. Central Park.
scratch, beat J. V. Simpson. Chester Till T. g.. and A.
z TAYLOR. New YORK 4. &. fifteen. o 80. a.; 4.
thirty. beat Carroll j. Post. Jr land j. +. Talmadge, Jr..
Crescent A. e.. scratch. S-G. ID (unhEishedL
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Good Tep.,. on the Rrooklyn.Club'. Court

The Brooklyn Tennis Clubs tournament was con-
tinued yesterday afternoon on the club courts. Pulaski
street near Throop avenue. Brooklyn. The handicap.
PIN, has been remarkably good. and close contests
have been. the rule. even among the less brilliant
E;n,er, I In,,s icJfe, ). t Tares mi S,nsi sS nd la: !. p is
beat l.. Tent. minus SO ami a bislue. 81. 81.
First Round-i. NJ. Aiken. minus % and 4 bisque.
beat j. II. GIrnrlle. scratch. IL. 81. y. Jefares.
minus 80 and = basque. beat. 4. l.. Russell. minus Is and
a bislue. ST. ID. IT,. Final Ruuru-B. Jefares VS..
A. VI. AIKEN ST Wn,lui>nelJ.
Class II. First Rouni-F. W. Naskins. scratch. beat J.
II. Groneile, minus 10. 81, So. Second Ronnd-E.
". liaskins. scratch. beat r. r McM.hon. minus II.
Waiter j; Adair. scratch. ID. "a. Final Round.Dr.
W. a. Griffith. minus IL. VS.. J.. w. HAsktns, scratch.
As. ST. IS unrnisnedl.
Glass C. First Round-W. G. Rainsford. minus 80.
bent e. l. Malcolm. minus 10. So. 6-3: j. II. T..
Holdings. scratch, beat NJ: II. Leonard. scratch. 6-!l.
IT,, Final KOund-W. q. Ransford. minus 80. beat J.
II. T. Hollngs, scratch. o.. IS
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Wool scorc. 1.o "a, tn. yy,c..t..

PHILADELPHIA. Sept, lit was = foregons conclusion
that the All-i'aiiIt.lphia team would defeat tho Cana.
dians at Mannheim to-day. The one inning pla ycd net.
ted the PliladeinlIans 352 runs. while the Canadians
EroIc ed only h.. being exactly the sam. nHlnier scored
yesterday. 4. NJ. Mood scored lc' for Pliladelpiia.
Immediately after the ilulsil of the International
match u scrub game WAS started. with The Canadians at
HE bat, In this game the visitors go. lai runs he:o,s
being retired. The attendance WAS rather slim. as
there was absolutely no hope Of AN eNcItiug game.
Since 1908 Philadelphia has played nineteen games
with Cniiadisn, teams. winning thiiteen. losing hve,
and Ono Nus "A draw.
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4 aAxDsoxx xnw ,pGrYcx
Tae chsveh o. Oar Lady Of NesA Cesuse,
To Re Dedicated TA.AAY.

The Roman Catholic Church Of Our Lady OF
Good Counsel. in Fast Ninetieth street. will be
dedicated this morning Mt IL o'clock by Arcll-
bishop Corrigan. After the dedlcatory cere-
mony a pontiBcal mass will be celebrated by
Bishop Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn. The sermon
will DO by Bishop O'Farrell OF Trenton.
The>new church. which is ono OF the most
beautiful in this city. was begun nearly seven
years ago. The corner stone was laid about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
Godfrey 10 Meet CaoyIasx,.

The Conev Island Athletic Club signed Joe Choyinski,
the Californian. to not George Godfrey. the Boston
heavy weight. The match W II be for a purse Of 5000
and wiz take rlsre, ON Monlay., oct. ~, choyinski
signed the articles OF agreement Inst night, md they
were al once forwnrde I to tho B0ston man who in al
probability will sign by Monday. The Coney Island
illa viii also hold n ten rouni 20 between two local
men on tho sans night, making the show one Of tho
best hat as yet taken place in the North.
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skeI:y ana Dixon 10 Box.

JacS Sicily, the popular Brook yn feather weight. 70.
ccived a letter yesterday from Tom o'Iougke. man
agrr OF George IiN"n, IN which Dixon oilers his ser
vices on the occasion Of skeily's beneft. which ID TO
take place ."me time III october at the Ciermont
Rink. Brookiyn. Ekelly was delighted over this gen,
srous otter q ths eoloI.d lad. and says that bs, VIII
tomorrow. He says that he u out OF the ring Ter good
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west End '.'...'"'''"."5 o. o q o o o o.
Crescent. ,..,,.,..",.r,,-O a U U ] q o . %
Earned run-west End. Iwo,basr hits-Murray. Far.
rsiI; brady, Bonner, Jones. bases s,"len-West nj,
3. Crescent. 4. Dpublr ray-HrAdy and tones RRse,
on halls-Dt Sntc len, p: OH siarrnt, .: On Andersnl,
=. struck pnt-hy Snte lei, .. by Slarrott, !: Ivy An.
i-rson, I. Mid uh'cl. SLarfott, Time-.:l5. UnIliies
Hopkins and sullivan.
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Th,. Time the Crescent. Win.


SoxERvILLE. Sept, 17.-jacE Sharr0tt was nut into the
uox to-day against tho Crcscen,s OF Piainn.ld, and in
the second inning he was mme all over the lot.
The score:
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JACOBS BROTHERS,
229 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE P. O.;
1872 and l54 Bowery, cor. Broome St.

Raldlng tho scow Trimmers' Dens.
Tho dens Of the Italian scow trimmers. who
live at the garbage dump at West Twelfth
street, were raided on Friday night and seven
OF their dirty inmates. were arrested. .iester-
day they we're lectured about their flthy hab-
It's and fined So each. They paid tho fines.
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Tae Pennsylvania |! aliroad'H
Service Of fast and well equipped trains TO Chicago. Gin.
sannAti. Cleveland. and u. Louis Id unsurpas,ed-Ad
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Summer 4tsurts.

New York.
100 A HOUSE.
LAKE GEORGE. \. y.
Terms SO to $3.50. Send for descriptive circulafA
RIG BRADLEY Il CO.. Props.
M HOUSE, Eldreh. sullivan county. n. VI
WI LOO feet: healthiest fall resort In state: zoo
rooms,
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. L
lOTsy YEAR..
VIA MANHATTAN OR BRIGHTON BEACH R. &
sEI.Et'I FAMll RESORT.
10 minutes walk to Manhattan Beach.
SPACIOUS GROUNDS.
o w FL. l. v l.
II + T. y - u r. \ l. y A y. l.. !.
SEND FOR TERMS.
IltTCIIOGCE, L. l.
L An elderly lady wonId Ike two or three boarders
for the winter: no obir ctian 70 an invalid or chi!dr-n:
housr PLEASANTLY stunt-I. nea. depot. schools. churches.
&c: terms reasonable. Mrs .. ", box .J3.
DlNELAND AIR FOR THROAT AND LUNG DIS
i EASIS. summer vile. s. c-TO rent. turn she'd cot
tAgc. Apply Mrs. W. AS Le:oN av.. New lo.k.
Country aoard.
uURRAH FOR BRADLEY FARM. the best place for
IL shooting IN sullivhn county: partridge. wo0GrocE,
ducks. and rabbits IN great numbers; best acc0inmo
dAtisnk. dogs, guides. Ac.; pure air VIII give you A
appetite AMI cuie malaria.
/. \. BRADLEY. Eldred. Sullivan Co. NY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11

should carry out, was one on which
he could not act. He moved the
matter be referred to a select com
mittee. He did not think that the
House would be so unfair as not to
examine into this matter. He was
not to be the judge; he would only
ask the House to appoint com
mittee and he would give them every
assistance.
Noble Thurston objected to the
appointing of committee; the prin-
ciple was this, that the House had
no business to dictate to the Cabinet
or to any bureau their action in re-
gard to the retention or discharge of
their subordinates. In this matter
they had no right to usurp the func-
tions of the Attorney General. Had
no right to tell him to keep the Mar
shall in or send him ut; but they
could hold the Acknowledgement
responsible for his acts, they could
deal with him. Neither can the
House instruct the Board of Health
in it's duties in certain instances.
Rep. Ashford, at d:22, moved adj.
journment. Carried.
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A Good Thing to Keep at Hand.
From the Troy Kansas Chief.

Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera
morbus; and now when we feel any
of the symptoms that usually pre-
coed that ailment, such as sickness
at the stomach, diarrhea, etc, we
become scary. We have found Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out in such cases, and
always keep it about. We are not
writing this for pay testimonial,
but to let our readers know what is
a good thing to keep handy in the
house. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
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HOTEL
PARK
ANNEX

THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL co.
l. has leased the property belonging to
A. Herbert Esq, in Waikiki, which for
the present, will be open to the public as
an annex of the Hotel, and will be known
as the "Hotel Park Annex" Besides the
main house there are Three Cottages adj
mirably adapted for families:
1.-The "Windmill Cottage" containing
Rooms, Kitchen. and Lanai.
2-The "Green Cottage" containing Par
Tor, 4 Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Bath
Room, etc.
3-The "Seaward Cottage" with Good
Rooms and Dressing Room.
All the Cottages are well-appointed in
Furniture, Fittings, etc., and tenants will
be entitled to bathing privileges. The sea
bathing being unsurpassed on the Island.
The Main Building will be reserved for
the use of the guests of the Hotel butit
may be rented for Picnics, Bathing Par
ties, Dinners and Dances, etc, for all which
purposes it offers exceptional advantages.
A charge of Twenty-Five ($25) Dollars will
be made for the use of the House and
Grounds including Bathing, Lights, etc. ;
prepayment is required for intended use of
the Main Building and Grounds.
co. For further particulars application
should be made to the Manager of the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel. 527-tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11

A little boy of Mrs. McDonald's,
living near here, fell against a red
hot stove and was fearfully burned.
The pain was terrible, and it was
thought the burn was SO severe as to
scar the child for life. l sold the
lady bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which, after greasing the sore,
she applied. 1t soon removed all
the fire and eased the pain, and in
ten days the boy was we'll, no trace
of the scar remaining. j. D. Nc
Laren, Keysport, Clinton county, Ill.
For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co, Agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11
Something New in Ranges.

The Pacific HARDWARE Co., L'd.),
have just received an invoice of the
M. q d. WROUGHT STEEL RANGES
which are superior to anything of
the kind yet invented They have
been adopted by the United States
Navy and are in use on the Charles
ton, San Francisco and Boston and
other new vessels. Also on several
of the new vessels lately built for
the trade between San Francisco
and this port.
An examination of these Ranges
will at once show their many advan-
tages over all competitors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11
LOST OR MIsLAID

CERTIFICATE NO. 1874 FOR TWENTY
~ Shares Mutual Telephone Stock,
standing in the name of C. II. Judd.
Transfer has been stopped. Finder will
please return to
Il. M. SWANZY,
AT the office of I. II. Davies & Co.
536-2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11
LOST OR MISLAID

CERTIFICATE NO. $40 FOR TWENTY
" Shares Mutual Telephone Stock,
standing in the name of George C. Beck
ley Transfer has been stopped. Finder
will please return to
GEORGE G. BECKLEY,
536-2w Or to Wilder Il Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11

Picture Frames made to order from,
Latest Styles Of Mouldimgs. Renoua.
ton Of Old Pictures a specially at King
Bros, Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11

Messrs. King Bros, are showing a fine
line of Bamboo and other style PartOr
EaSelS, Wall Bracket and WINDOW
COrniees, at Prices 10 meet the times.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11
TO sPoRTsMEN.

TINE LEASE OF THE SHOOTING ON
l. the Ahupuaa of Mapulehu, Molokai,
is for disposal Apply to the undersigned.
5i3-lw A. MOURITZ.