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Delaware, Lackawanna AID Western X. X.
STATIONS In New. York foOt of Barclay and Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. VESTIBILED TRAINS.
pIlIl.tN COACHES.

PCl.LliAN COACHES.
CLAIR THT. ORANGES, summit. Berna Is Vile. Basl.
Ing Ridge, Madison, Molrihtown, Passsic. paterson.
Boonton; Dover, st,nhe2c EUDRS LAkE. i,AKE
TAIN Washinglon fIILLIPshC RG, EAsloN.
SCRANTON. 'PIITSToN. WlLKESBARRE. NANTI:
HO.e RINGHAMT0X, Q2XF9ED NORWICH, wa:cr.
HGsA oswEd IlTIRcA G%G6 E JIGWJlIi.a
Co;NING, BATH, DANSYILLE EUFFAL0, and all
point, y - /, NOtLHM I.SI AM sou r.iWEsl
9GO 4. M-BuFFALo UTICA AID OSWEGo Tx.
PRESS. Pullman paror ears. Connects at l.uiYa
with train for Chicago. arriving 9:i5 a. N. neat
7s2O 4. AUTHORIZATION NAIL. Stops at prlnci
lido P. SCRANTON; BINGHAMToN and Ell
4,io p. M.IScRANTQN, ,wILHfsRARRE and PLYM.
z;3O Z. VI. (Dal y).-BUFFALO LIMITED EXpRFSS
pullman sccpers Arrives AZ IL q. m
ENPklSS. Pullman SesYor-.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray. and i29 BroaiNay. Tickets ot ferv ia Ions
1s5 and 942 Broadway 53 West l25h.st 235 Co,IubWs
ave Ncw.Yori; 1893 Washington st. 10 Fir,Y.st md
32s Bedford ave- Brooklyn. TIM tabcs Giving fdl in
formation. 1T all stations.
WFSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY WI. call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence ~ dest nation
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VNROY BOATS,

1 steauers Saratoga and City OF Troy leave Pier 49,
West l0thst daily except SATURDAY O D. m.
Connect with for North and East Sunday sesmer
stop At Albany.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

| BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
. . amour, .s,s3 ss ss'' ds Pss 10
char gos from ouction sales Of city "a es'a'e io' '
week ending with today was soVo'"''
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For the present week endnc with saturday. Deem
ct the Exchanges o. follows
TO-DAY (MoNDAY. DEL. IL.
Foeogr sss-t s ,C 2N5 & Il eSa Of
Ss' 25xioo and 5stOy bgldpg 40 a2SI ra, >Haatos
a5 5:s.Se sds9s sScys dais S 9'x iSSe :'s
similar sae@ IL a la'$ oy a,s S%s 81 and
80 {: Of d Msah1 g. F"f
7sth.st. s. 80 # Of sdave lAt No III bfo'o"A''
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49,
Auction sale: l los 25N76 and 4stery building a ND
$50 'f ass lSis $50 IT east Of
sd IS AT ,s .o;y sSs .. na a
S' 70 a T,ts NPs Partition hs 70 sale e 'S o @ .o
Sudas Ga9a assos sor Se sS 81 Ms s5d
io "a 4 and o sHaS a"S a9 no Boadway
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a.
Ags;oa sale .i o' $500 2sIS' ea SR %e!
100 otnaye EHsg oa s SALE .apS S 20 SS i5s East
ts a. s''T is5 ss4S 'Hd 5;oEy
10 &c S SStss,,ars s SSI@'f a
8 and lSs %ssS AND d 5S; s.i y
sSdSg On M gHs r" M 2'
xlOO1l and 5.story buildings, nos ooo nd
e-th.st n 8 50 OF 1staVe; lot, 10 oHiVA '' -
sfn.v dwelling 10 80 West 12ith.st, 2t3o IL "a
Sh.aJe Partition sale soxai and story hGnsf S
No 81 Thompson.st, $50 Il n OF ~ o1n.e's'
oS94 AID soy bgidag No So ,Go aa 30 SOOi lei
Fast 27thst Z. 1891 Lexnsto9,assei ESeSu'G p5
tse l lot 1s.0x1OO5 and 3soTy dweiims 70 oi y
East e5iSst ) rs n Of Sdaye lot :o1 us Il
and 4.st0ry building NO Gil East il u-sI a.
NJ Avenue j lease Of lot 2nx9O ana 3'stoy o"ei, -
and 3story stable No 626 East l2hst : 81 Va
Venue n: Q lots 25x92 each and 5.stpry Ddlel'1s,
Nos 4o3 and 425 East 1Sthst, Il s. US ~ "a 4'V
ave (At No Iii Broadway
THURSDAY DECEMBER Is.
Auction sale: l lot, 25x77X2Sx9O, n East lioth,
:, $50 n OF 3d.ove lot, 20r Irregular xoIx,I. o
Courtandt-ayc Of 3lave lot, 23xlOo on l,t9haN cav,
n " corner Of 1j4th.st lot, 11Al022 ana o.et1is
dvcline No IG0 West 03d.st, l33 IT OF Ah's15I-
domaVe / lot 241lAl00.5 and 6'tory natoo 20 iI
Forsythst s. n Of Deancey:st l3s y y es.n'
ns W Of shave; plots Of land and houses w.
Poston Road Of Peham-ave. BTonxdsle. Wese.hes9Do
Co. at 50 I.bery-stD Partition sae 81 l9t' -VN
gs o and f.s-orv dweiling No 40 i,ast olst-'t .
160 n " Of od.nyc. (At No III BrOidwayD
FRIDAY 81, EMBER 10.
ro-cclosurc .ac. lot % 11x9o2- AMI 4story build
inc 10 81 West lthst corner Of Greenest
NEw.JERSEY PROPERTY.
.ssorce sac: About acres OF land on Hudson
Terrace, Township OF Engle"ood.
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New pnbIl6ailons

y ARE POLTS.-Davies, Hci1ick, sydney,
~ Vaughan Ralrigh. wyatt Surr"y. Prior. Parntll
tol Churchill. Dla ton Akensicc. Bcattic. chap.
man. FRArl. 1j3 Gth.ave
TN HE HUMAN HAIR Why it Falls OF :
i Turns Grey, ana The Remedy 1,y Prot HARLEY
Every O1e should little DooX "A cum.
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A TOO SHORT VACATION BY Lucy Langdon Will
i.ns and Emma Y. McLoughlin. Win lOItA -elSHl

A TOO SHORT VACATION. BY Lucy LansGoh WIZ
Jams and Emma V. McLoughlin. WITH loiN -eign'
Illustrations from their own kodaK loho, PIP
264 Philadelphia: J. q. Lppihcou 'ompanS'
The publishers have done their full duty by inns
book Of travel II the authors had known where ther
duty lay they would probably either have put their
manuscript In the fire or rewritten II from wholly
different point OF view. Three young women-ior we
assume their youth assume their sprishtliness-
have fallen into the lamcntab!e error Of supposng
that nothing is necessary TO the writing OF DOCK OF
European travel but an aicctaom OF perpetual play
fitness and giddiness They think II good form TO be
constantly making fun Of one another and everybody
they meet. Whatever OF novelty they encounter Is
forthwith a cause Of almost audible gigg'ing. They
20 digging across the Atlantic and over Europe, and
ore perpetualy the brink OF formidable situations
which do not mateTlaze. A very little Of this Kid
OF thing goes long way, and though the volume Is
not large II Is apt TO become WEAKNESS TO the flesh
long before it Is finished. Not few Of the photo
graphic Illustrations really very good and this
sutcs the best feature Of the work The authors
have plenty Of good sense If they had only been
tent TO rely upon it; but they always straining
after comca effects, and nothing Is liable TO become
more eXasperatlng than that habit. The worst IS
that they typlfy class OF travellers which 10
lie rather the increase than otherwise, and that
breeds melancholy reflections.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,..-or N,ver and another to Sicmund Conen, s g
II lst.ave. 3 years.. :.
Chanin j,corrie \, to John c Wilson. n 'i'h-'''
Fuis Katie. 70 James Schreiner, s9tn'st'
avenue 4 var - 'conr,d stein. 5is West
Fcldmann, trfdefSK' u Oo''au -.
40th.Sf. demand
uealv Mary 10 Patrick Ryan l02d-st, OF
49, Erfdcrick f. 10 Mary skinner,
C,estonave. 5 of ls2d-st. years..,.....,..:
Ien7c. Hannah to Henry SchwaH"ader'
Pe,rhardt Louis and wire. 10 Henry l. Pufdyi
n corner 3d-ave and lG9th-st. i year.-.---
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A -RED STAR LINE.
"A FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New.York and Antwerp weekly -
NooRpIAND "Wednesday. Dec - 1s 40 p M M
FRIESLAN ,dnc-day Dec: IL ~ a. H.
Flrst cabin. $50 upward; second cabin. 70 Antwerp
s3s: from Antwerp. $40 Reduction round trip. APP
ply for Facts" Steclago At very low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION co.
Arents. 0 Bowling Green
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BUSINESS NJ TIE III -
New.york. satuEdly Doc. To-
Tho TRIAL amount realized at the ftea
barge. from auction sales Of city .al estate ior ~e
I"ai artioy with today was sQyG1aJ.
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Ciip properip for Sale.
90 Eft tor business purposes
CHOICE BUSINESS properties down town for sale.
rutland e WHITING Deekman.s,.
Gctels.

Time and Money :-vISIToRS TO NEW YORK
WILL FIND THE RECONSTRUCTED Broadway Gem
trail Hotel THE MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE OF ANY HOUSE IN
THE CITY
THE ELEVATED ROADS HAVE THEIR STA
TTONS EOTH AT THE REAR AND ONE BLOCK
~ FRONT, WHILE TIE NEW CABLE LINES PASS
ING THE DOORS RUN FROM THE BATTERY TO
CENTRAL PARK EVERY MINUTE, PASSING ALL
THE FASHIONABLE STORES, THEATRES AND
ATTRACTIONS OF THE CITY.
PASSENGERS CAN TAKE FOURTH AVENUE
STREET CARS DIRECT FROM GRAND CENTRAL
DEPOT TO BOND ST, ONE BLOCK IN FRONT
ALL CROSS TOWN LINES TRANSFER At BROAD
WAY WITH THE CABLE ROAD, TAKING GUESTS
DIRECT TO THE HOTEL FROM EVERY STATION
STEAMER, DOCK AND FERRY. SEND FOR CIR
CULARS AND MAPS.
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Steamboats,.
FALL river Line.
NORWICH LINE.

F0res IAducel. 10 LW'LONDON, sIC0j NOR
WlCH sl25; WORCESTER, 500; BOSTON. $500
CorrespondlHg reduction 10 all points Last Steamer
leave Tier 40, North River tnext above DesDrosses
Street Ferry, daily Sundays excepted At 90 L. N.
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rIII;RSnAY DECEMRER 10.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


6thave VS. 25.5 II S OF 47th-st. 25NlOO: Theo'
dore Jackson and another. Trustees ee a. l"
co GeSsss Tei'e 25s Il Of lo5thst. 25Sx
100: william booth 70 Ei1ur toote ;;..ii.ii'
l33d.st n s. $50 n 7th-aNe, 2oX9y,ll Dah'ci
E,bold and wife to Enoch { Bel ;..........:,.d
119 st. No 800 West; John schwartz ana o
VIE 70 Mary Brennan -:
,asth.st N : los # Of 10th.ave. 5oX99.ili
Johr Icchthaer and wife to Henry ro t6a u,
1OCt6st n $ 100 II Of l0th.aye. 241f }i1S
95I 3xiOl Anna N Somervllle TO Cn"o'u n
1ed.Vt n as n @ Of 81 ave. 1OOxl0O .5X1OXloo.o
Ia AAth.stX25x1 OO. 5X2iXltO.J; EcoFsc , ~
b1stan and wife 10 Sebastian Mah"iacO''"'
westSt 30 3n: Protestant Episcopal Shuich 9,
MISSIONARY society for Scamcn n Mayor 30
Crcston.oVe { 5 1899 II Of ls3dst l-'Nl--'
Mary Skinner T. Frederick F. lange ;:;,oo y:
1oth.st ! : 1886 a. 81 Avenue y, -'N,"1.o,
F.ancls p Lowcry referee. to jacob h'oN''
anf Wiir.... ...: . se,...,i,ia pccLcr J.,
same property Jacob Becker n sophia Ee'N'r
,ethhst : 1855 I; u Avcnu" a. 2oNiu7'2
Rcrrard Schopp 10 Jacob Becker ana VIC
roPPIc!avr W : $50 It = 1G3d-st. 2iXl2' Henry
i< u1ronn md wife Lena knOol 49,
,o1,h - n : 1856 n OF 2d-ave ls.nNluu.h' :,
Herman Vogel and wife 20 Hannah Lcnh,o.5;:. !
r -c.ton,aye . :. psrt lot ia. 2ith ward 21Xl22'
Mary f skinner TO Mary SKINNER '''''''''''''''
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Reading Railroad System
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River:
Time Table In effect November is;h 1892
Trains leave VIA
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Trains leave Via
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY
sGRXNT0S EXPRE-,, GxcEpT SUNDAY, sis
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the West.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring Cleanl.
ness and comfort
AT Ia, 80 p. M sundays, 10 H., 80 ?. N.
For EAston 10, 10 q H., II 80, .l5 345 5l5
80 p. Sundays, 200, Sis. II 10 M, 4i0. 1850
y. m.
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 90,
Is, Il 80 G. 10 except Mauch Chuak), 3:i5, 6:l5
80 p. q. Sundays 90 :l5, IL 100 H.. $40. 80
d. N.
For PottsNlle s Is IL. II 80. AS D. Sundays.
IL 90 a. II.
For Ha1el:on, s15 a M y 80, 34S. 1880 N. Sun.
days 8 is II 90 a. m. 80 D. N.
For points in the Mahanoy coal region q Sis Z a..
IL 80, As D. m. sundays, 5 10, II 90 a N.
For Wilkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton, is n,
10 80 -, 30 p. IL Sundays, except Scranton slS
For IEmire rs g. M. 10 80. 7 80 p. m. Sundays.
is a. M. 80 D. IN.
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Mem DnuliraIlons.
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.RIE Lines,


e. CHICAGO, VIA CHAUrAUQCA LAKE Or
knx% NIAGARA FAl. rs, AN ENCHANTING PIANO
RIs2si RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Passalc Paterson Tuxedo. Newburg.
Mddetown. Port Jervs Monticello White Lake. Homes
dale Scranton, Binghamon Elmira. Corning, Watkins
Glen, Bath Hammondsport Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hornelsvle Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Chauauqua
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati ST. Louis, Chicago, and all
points West. Trains NewYork, foot Of Chambers
ST. as follows minutes earlier from West 23dst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
or a. NJ. Daly-Via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
Hcrae1sye to tncnnati. Connects at Port Jervis in
Union Station, except sunday, for Monticello.
yE-TIBULE LIMITED.
a M p NJ Daily-SOlld train for Chicago via Chautau
O.UU qua Lake. slcepers TO Chicago Cleveland ana
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$3.50 dale an and 'S MoStice clio
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
e on p. NJ. Daily-sod train TO Chicago. Va NIAGARA
Buffalo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
O on p. NJ Dsily-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
O..)U Falls. Solid train TO Chicago. Sleepers TO
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIS.
yN,FEK DAYS. a. m, a. M 10 80 a. H. l D. M,
w 80 p m, go p. M; q 80 p. m, p M 8 80
D. m Sundays-9 rs a. IN, p m, 80 p n 80 p. m
FOR NEWBIRG.
MEEK DAYS-9 a. m, $40 p Ia, 4 40 D.. M, 80
,CrIPPkEFrs XXD PULLMAN ACtTMMo0HTICNS at
/ OF and 957 Broadway, Chambers and West 23d 81.
Ferries New.York 353 Fnlton-st, Brooklyn 200 Hudson
st. Hoboken, and Jeisey ~ station Eric Transfer Com
pany calls for and ch 'agsase rom hotels and resi-
oeAc'' '''T D T. R6BERls. rcral Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..

Pennsy1!Iv.aani
B RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
lockSignals& neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosses and COrslandt streets.
InIaec 1901 4. NJ, NOVEMBER 2oth 1891.
THE FAST LINE
clcyeland 20 en- Columbus 80 a. 81 Lans II;
nv nv mkt I'd d,y Connects, aso Tor Toledo. except Sat
' THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Dswas stats Room. sicspas DUNG s% 2s"o,.;
stenog and type"rter, bathrooms both sexes
S, @'a ssas'';''S '''
:nd movable electric sst 4 H5sSso S r. ~.
ST. I" Louis 5:i5 p. NJ ncSt day
81. LOU, AID CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
York aud Diang Cars from New YORK 70 St. Louis
ga G9sn9 vsSos sI S~Sss c u fnd
Cincinnati 10 40 a. and st. Louis 20 D. n. next
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
aoo p nPIo9 ye'sH s0s R9qg
Coaches from NewY " Chicago Arrives LA Shca.'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M-Pullmsn Vestbule Sleeping Car Newly OK
SSs . md EHns S.t'
dn ct for roe LED a pe
PACIFIC LNPKE-s
800 r. Mrnsa Eggt sieegTg &c, TeTYS'k 70
Gland 80 D. m mex; DAY ana daily i: CAeasy w. Ol
vi sou rMwEsTEKN EXPRESS.
e'ao MIuMsn SesS oa SsePs care Dining car
Altoona To- Richmond. ' ArTiyes columbus 2:45 5, n.
LsSl. 20 a. N. second %Sf@ias r,n,.'. 1,nr Win
~'sH nsa ~ ssp to A a1a Msmh saS
e DGas s Gs adS 10 d s5g on cond
500 with rS for s n, o. aGI 6as c
500 Rs Xy F e, esy g
via Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Binninehar'
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1olo NJ" wa.hinson Limited LSgr ,tSa,s vs. f,
se2ger Coaches Dining Car to Baltimore. arriving In
.egIo P.r9r @s and DSns Ssr a 5, pn Wa.
eSafsss a Either Of sss't 16S u'D'
Additon .xU.es. Trains. 20. 90 800 and Il oS
so S D. NJ NJ aad Is nigh, sunday
% sad Ssh; For Ba nR5i only N.Y.
For XGSnuc City, 10 ,. NJ weekdays. with Through
For He Cape Nay a.y 100 % NJ weekdays. -,
Fol pleasant as"s naisn Aso1:s s'o
stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on SundaysJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 O0 80 09, 30 40 100 Penn'a
Limited. with Dining Car. sad ~ 10 WasniIS On
100. S:1o. 800, 80. 100, 80, 900, 8 90, go
500, $3.50 and 90 p and l2 rs night AeeOmmods
press SI5 ss9. 90 a. Lalfsd) a 9S 10 O a. nj "a
p M. and l2:l5 night Accommodation 900 and
For Time able- OF trains 70 local points the Penn
sylyans Raj road system apply a. The following IlcSes
way Astor Hopse lsi East 10Th Street, 2et West
nue. and foot Of De~brosses and Cortlandt streets
Court Street, $50 Fulton street. 81 Broadway, ana
Brooklyn Station foot OF Fulton Street Drooiyn
100 Hudson Street Hoboken; Station, Jersey City.
The NewYork 1Ionsfer Company VIII coil for ami cheek
baggage hotels residences through 70 Destination
CHAS. f.. PUGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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three days unless by written order
of the Judge, who shall appoint the
date. Passed.
Section Il. Defendants in crimi-
nal cases bound to appear before
court which shall fail to hold its
term shall appear at next. Passed.
Section IS, All judges of Circuit
Courts to make returns to Chief
Justice during the month.of Jan
uary of each year of business trans
acted 10y them. Passed.
Section 10 Relating to the .Su-
/ premc Court; how composed, Pass
/ ed.
Section 80 Relative to the juris
diction of the Supreme Court over
all inferior courts. Passed.
Section 81. Jurisdiction of Su-
prone Court to hear questions of
law. Passed.
Section 81. Supreme Court to
have power to compel attendance of
witnesses, production of books and
papers, make awards, issue processes,
etc, in keeping with powers given
to it by the Constitution and laws.
Passed.
Section 80. The several Justices
OF the Supreme Court shall have the
power to administer oaths, to issue
writs of error and other writs to
Inferior Courts returuable before he
Supreme Court Passed.
Section 81. Supreme Court to
hold four terms each year beginning
ON third Mondays of March, June
September and December. Special
terms as necessary, May issue Ger
tain writs ON Sunday or legal holi
day. Passed.
Section 55. Terms of Suprem,
, Court to tee held in Honolulu unles.
, by necessity elsewhere pro tempore
Terms to be of eighteen days
Passed.
F Section 56. Cases to be tried b,
full Court. If Justice of Court non
attendant place may be filed by
| Circuit Judge. No two vacancies t.
be so filed. Passed.
f Section 81. Court may be of opin
a ion that a point involved has no
!, been argued. Case not to be decided
q until counsel of both sides have OPP
y portunity to argue same. Passed.
Section IS. Supreme Court ma.
: from time make rules. No powe
| to impose costs not authorized b.
law. Passed.
Minister Ncumann now rose anC
a deputed his duties as chairman o
, the Judiciary COMMITTEES with docu
q ments involved to Rep. w. O. Smith
. The President announced as tn
: Taro-Bug committee, Hons, Smith
A. S. Wilcox, ALina, Kanoa and Bald
4 win.
= At 40 the-Assembly adjourned.
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Mr. j. E. Thoroughbred, writing
from Georgetown, Delaware, says:
1.-TWO teaspoonfuls of ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem
EDDY saved the life of Mrs. Jane
Thomas, Of this place" He also
states that several other very bad
cases of bowel complaint there have
been cured by this remedy. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
y Co. Agents.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
n the Stockholders of the HANALEI
SUGAR MILL COMPANY, held this day,
tho following Officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President .-.......... Chas, l.. Carter, Esq.
President. Hon. j. n. 5. Williams
Secretary Observation-Disclosures. j. O. Carter
Treasurer. ......... Geo. II. Robertson
Auditor ......................J. o. Carter
Who are also Directors OF the Company.
j. O. CARTER,
Secretary II. S. NJ. Go.
Honolulu, July Is, 1892, Adm
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by other
Brewer %
elnnln 1slvf ndnrtrln
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3-YACHT RACED CLASS. For opei
Boats under Is feet length. LIST Prize
SO; "a Prize $40

CoURsE:-From starting point, same as
i'll Races and =, to windward of Ford 5
Island, making circuit of said Island,
thence to point of commencement.
Yachts will assemble Off the foot of Lee
hua Avenue in Pearl City Peninsula at 9
A. NJ.
A preparatory gun will be fired on the
Judges boat at $3.50 A. Nj. The starting
gun will be fired at 10 A. NJ. sharp.
The start will be n flying one; the time
OF each yacht being taken as she crosses
the line, but no yacht shall be allowed
more than ten minutes within which to
start after the signal to start has been
given.
Time allowance, one minute to the ton.
Each yacht must carry at her maintop.
mast head distinguishing flag OF II suit.
able size, which must not be hauled dowr
unless she gives up the race.
Each yacht must carry during the race
no more than the usual anchors and chains
! which must not be used as shipping ballas
or for altering the trim of the yacht. NJ
bags of shot shall be on board and all bal
last shall be properly slowed under tn,
| platforms or in lockers and shall not bt
/ shipped or trimmed in any way whatever
during the race.
No restriction as to quantity of sail
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PART II.
ROWING RACES.

4-SlN DARED BOATS-SLIDING STATS.
COURSES Starting from n line drawn in
extension of the Pearl City wharf, to and
round "A stake boat at the head of Waipio
Loeb, thence to point OF commencement
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PROGRAMME
PART I.
YACHT RACES.
RACE-lsr CLASS.

COURSE: Starting from line drawn in
extension of the Pearl City wharf, down
the main channel to the mouth of the
harbor, near the reef, lacking around the
stake boat; thence up the main channel
to the honolulu l4och, up the HONOLULU
at the head of this Loeb opposite Robin
sons landing; thence out OF the Honouli-
uIi Loeb up the main channel, passing
between Ford's Island and the Manana
Peninsula, to the windward of Ford's ISL
Ford's Island, making circuit of Ford 5
Island; thence to the point of commence
mcnt.
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CoURsE:- Same as in Races and 8
course to be pulled over twice.
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COURSE: Starting from a line drawn in
extension of the Pearl City wharf, to and
round Il stake boat at the head of Waipio
Loeb, thence to point OF commencement.
5-FOUR DARED BOATS-SLIDING SEATS
CoURsE:-Same as in Race No. l..
G-SIX DARED BOATS - SrArloNAny
SEATS. LIST Prize, $50; "a Prize, $40.
CouRsE:-S Same as in Races 4 and 3;
course to be pulled over twice.
n. b. The Regatta Races will be under
the rules adopted by the Hawaiian Rowing
N Yachting Association, copies of which
can be obtained from w. q. ASHLEY.
In all races, two more boats must start
to make Il race.
The rowing races will take place at Pm.
sharp.
The signal gun will be fired from the
Judges stand AT 1880 o'clock
Signal for the competing boats to assem-
bic at the starting line will be the firing of
II gun ten minutes before the start of each
race.
H&F-List OF entries will be open at the
office OF the SUPERINTENDENT OF the OAHU
=
O'Clock noon, August 3lst, 1892.
JuDGEs;-C. b. Wilson, w. NJ. Gifiard,
Capt. ]. A. King.
TIMEKEEPER: Jos. Hubash, w. Il. Love.
ER- Prizes of the above races are now
on Exhibition at the Pacific HARDWARE
CO.'S STORE, Fort street.
Trains will Leave Honolulu for Pearl City
Peninsula at 1880, 8, 10, II, IL, a. m,
and l, 2, 3, 4 and 4:30 p. m.
Returning will Leave Pearl City Peninsula
for Honolulu EVERY HOUR.
Grand Picnic 4 Ball
AT REMoND GROVE
On the same date given by the
Sons Of St. George Society
Ea- MUSIC will be in attendance for
Dancing during the day and evening,
H9- GAMES for the Ladies and Child
rem, with Prizes.
Ia Ample provision has been made
for Refreshments both ON the Peninsula
and Remond Grove.
Popular Prices
SOC. - ROUND TRIP Soc.
5O7-6t
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Saved q Woman's Life.

40 the Assembly adjourned.