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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24

Time OF the clear. crisp air and the frosts at
morn;
Hark To the ringing outdoor games and glee
Shame on the dE.cps and the long face ways for
Let j0llitS
Have her hour. her turn at heartsome living.
Be now THANKSGIVING
Indoors the hearth-dres glow and the faces
shine;
Shine the tables. too. with their goodly cheer
Pensive thoughts and dreams OF the long ago,
These be here,
But subtly changed TO Joy by times sure leaven.
Far and wide the kin-ties stretch, and call
Shattered circles back to the haunts or youth;
All, how magic-dear these meetings ALI
such days, In so0th,
FOreshape us for that larger home which men
name Heaven.
Richard Burton in Christian Union
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
Those D-secrnted Graves.

TO tina Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
To the comrades OfIthe Grand Army who
live in the vicinity of the desacrated graves
of the heroic dead. wish to say, do not re-
move the red stains from them. but let
them remain as mark of the highest honor,
and consider that it represents the patriot
blood that was soaked up In rebel soil. Let
it alone. to show that J ohm Wilkes Booth
has followers in Indiana Democracy in ell
save the courage that filled his heart and
fired his brain. 1t is far nobler to go down
IN defeat under the flag OF our country,
which Is the pride and glory of the grand
old party, than 10 belong to q party that
depends for success on the votes of traitors
North or South.
A PRIVATE OF COMPANY ID.
Sixth Mich. Cavalry Clusters BrIgadel
ISDrASAPOIIs Nov
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
Numerous small Riazea

A defective hue started flames in the
house at No. 237 Orange street. occupied by
Pat Griffin. and were communicated to the
adjoining property occupied by John
Franks The loss was $500. In answering
the call. BLACK Mont" one OF the horses
attached to hose wagon No. 10, dropped
was turning Oft of Virginia avenue on to
Prospect street.
Burning rubbish in the jenitor's room in
the Talbot sBlocK, at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. caused q still alarm. The
flames were extinguished with loss OF
Si5,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24

" q - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eAectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
IS Pounds OF Bond

Is about the quantity nature allows to an
adult person. Ii Is of the utmost impor-
lance that the blood should be kept as
pure as possible. Hood Sarsaparilla has
proven It's claim 10 be the best blood puri-
tier
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
indianapolis Union Station.
lvIECnnsyIVdnid Lines.
~ Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET OFFICES at Station and corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
NSNsEXElEss!l5IEsS E Is s.; k9g SsV lsS

From indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for ST. Louis. $40 am, 1l:5O am.
1880 pm, 11:00 pun. II aims connect at Terre
Haute for Z. & T. III. points. Evansville sleeper
on 11:00 PIN train.
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accommodation
leaves 400 pm.
pm, $50 pm, 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
arrives at 1000 am.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
traius
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-24
Found in Street Excavations.

Found In street EXCAVATIONS.
New York Press
In Rome the eighty-two miles of new
streets made last year yielded the follow
ing ''dIg-ups:"
905 amphrR.
1924 inscriptions on marble.
1850 terra-cotta lamps.
n columns rare marble.
3l3 pieces of columns
1877 marble capitals.
lis bases.
500 works of art in terra Gotta.
$40 works of art In bronze.
til lntagliOs and canoes.
1Smarble sarcophagi.
152 bas-reliefs
1872 marble statues.
81 marble figures of animals.
266 busts and heads.
"a pictures in poly chrome mosaic.
AZ objects of gold.
80 objects of silver.
1868 coins.
Even this astonishing list does not cover
every thing, but embraces only those OBJ
jects " hich were worthy of place in the
museums.
A Plausibie Story
New York Weekly.
Iady-Why are You wandering around
the country, | shonld like to know, instead
of staying at home and taking care OF your
familyl
Trsmp-You see. mum, my wife had q
verv good servant girl-a regular jewel,
mum.
That doesn't seem possible"
There never was but one perfect girl
and my wife had her. num-"
Mercy! What o lucky wOman!"
Yes, mum. SO my wife often SAID. But,
yOu see num- the glrl didn't like me-"
"She didn'tf
"No. mum. She said my wife would
have TO discharge her or me, 60 he dis.
charged me-"
On; sec. Here's some money!
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= Sim 96ber. Srau (ss einem

Gin 96ber. Srau (as einsm
altea, Srinter): .Sait Su idon bon
Der MeoiSin 9enommen, Iieber 4ooli?"
Damn; .sld. mas Weroe id idon heute
has infame 3eug trinten moreen
ianae i'd on" Srou: ..aber bebente
so1, msnn 9u beute idoa NIT Der Me-
siSiu anidnsf, tonntelt 9u womoslid
morgen idon wieoer I'M WirtbsbaHs
iein. ionit aber erit ibsrnlDrsen."
-Gr redk. Srau: Nun.
Su ionnit bod ni3h bsbaupten, Su-
Illus. oaB id Dir naaae!auien bin. Urn
Sid ols Batten sa fonsen? = Mann:
Sreilib nidt! slhsr bic Sale lduft
au1 Der Wiaus si6t nod unO idn9t lie
eo6!
= Ser fteine Sanatam m Z
gu ieincm SstA .9u. Cntel. mir
bobsn jebt su5 i6on fraasORi6.- -
.So2 Ta. wie beibs bsnu = bee
Sdie z" - .0as = bas speib ih nod
nidt. Sd alaub'. Die GdlmpIporier
trisatN mir erit ip.tsr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
V /.

Cine game @ode batteiidj ScIobeim
BEL gln9e ni6t ieben Ialien. Sic mar
nit ieoem Sage, ba er aushlieb, rube-
lOier, unrubiger 9eworben. SIZE Stun
ben i6lihen 10 fridge oabin, Die 3eit
i6ien euolus. Sic iuuBte ntabt, mas
fla beginner iollte. sSbre llarube belt
ii1 ielbit nidt einmal anl oar Staffelei
3uriid.
Som Saule inagte fie' fitb nidt su
entfernen. aus Sorse, 6sibbeim mD6te
tommen uno lie ni6t finDea. Sic iaB
aui ibrem meinumranften 9alton uno,
blidte iber oaas oidte &alb Der Sdumes
iiber woeenoe: Sornfelner nod Dem
We9e, Den r fommen fonnte. 0ie
Some mari i6rdse Shablen our6 Aas
CRIME Sldtteroa1- Cine tiefe Gille
berri6te riI9sum. 9ur supeilen aaf-
icrte cine SSenne ober frGbte Der Sa9n.
Sie @1rsersleate iuaren fprtesean-
gen. nm aui ibrem 6elbe su arbaitsn !;
auber Srau @ertrno. Die nar Der
Sausttiir lab. unb bem Seoersieb i'm
SiuhnerboI ipar tein lebenbes Meisn gu
iefen.
9lnse tupltc ibren @ebanteR entfIie-
fjen. ibuen cine anoere Ri4tune ees
beR> Sic muBte iid nit ireeno etwes
bsi9diti9en. Sic iebte iia an's Sn-
Strument. 9riIi @ccoroe uao iuns nit
/ Aalber Stimme:
SerlaNen, psrlaiien. perlaHen bin.i.
gDie Der Stein auf Der StraBen -
Sic tonnte nibt enbigen. bic Stimme
beriaete ibr, ibre Sdnbe idnten BON
ben Saiien, ibre arme fielen ldila am
90rper berab, als ieien iie bleii6wer.
Cine sau5e @eile ifarrte iic Dor lid
uieber.
Sdritte er!0utsu unten i'm Sies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
fur4tfqmen glidcn fas ne snsaIitj ,u


Der Mlfen enp0r. 3ss
OieIe perifanb ben 8lif.
Stiff, 2iebden!"
SSrau @ertruo trat aus(ibrer beIheibe-
men Saltung Der Siere4in beraus uno
nabm einen miitterlib- -Sartli9en Son
an.
vIi6t suriidoenfen, bas tauot
ni1ts sic fnb jung. oas eanse i60me
2eben liest por Sbnen! Sic iueroelr
ben S6mers I'M Die seliebte Mlutter
iiberipinoen uno nod redt, redt slud=
lid perbeu."
9lnge idiittete ben &opf. sic uno
sliidlib! 9lein, neil,. Seine 2iebe
bate pielleibt oas orobenoe 8srbana=
nib. iueldes iiber ilrem iungen Saupte
ftano, pergelIen laiien, aber nun, no
oas Sertrauen su ibm aenommen
ibien, berlieb lie SoIfuung uno @laube,
uno iie fab ni6ts Dor li9, als einen
enolos ounllen @eg, aus benz es fir
iie feline SerausiinDuns, tein gntriu=
men 9ab.
9rauBen wurbe leiie bic Slingel ae=
soeen. 60 riidli9tsppa es 9eiuab,
glnse flbr beitis suiammen. Wenn
&urt Stloheim es mar! 9tein, iie ipoate,
Tie fonnte ibn nidt annebmen, So6 ba
ftanb er i6on unansemeloet i'm 3im-
mer. bi9t por ibr.
v9u bier?" entfubr es ifannnelno
ibren 2ippen.
yWer bate tuobl elm sr0beres &edt,
jebt an Oeiner Seite su iein, als i'd,
Der mad benz Sooe Seiner aeliebten
Wautter Dir alles: 8ruoer, sSreuno,
&atbseber geiporoen."
Sergebens erinnerte ie Ib Der He=
benben Slide Der lierbenben Wiutter,
ibrer Mabnuns. baB Selbbeim ni9t
iuertb ibrer 2iebe. ibres 0ertrauens
udre. Ser 8eriu9er in ieiner bereos
ten Yerionlicbteit, ieiner bcitridenoen
Siderbeit mar ltdrier: iie erlas = er-
lag wie Der 8osel, ben Die Sano ieines
8erfol9ers erreidt uno in einen Sdiig
fperrt. Wtit leiiem glufidlu9Sen, ben
leBten. miioen Weriu9en Oes latternoen
SOsels su uerslei6sn, CAB iie iid se=
fun9eu, rubte iie. bon ieinen glrmen
umidlun9en. an ieinem Sersen, nabm
in filler 2eiisnatiOn feline beiben Suiie
entgegen.
Gr ld6elte iiesestrlnfen. Salo miirbe
feline lieblide Yipde iie ibm ebenIO
beiB erlpioern. pie iie seseben = nur
@eoulol 9lun er ibren @ioerltano ee=
brO6en fonnte er oieien 3eitpuntt err
iparten.
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(SortIeb uns fslgt.)

- Sci 6eioen. --- rSerr Nret=
tor, i6 bin ieit einem balbcn eesabs
obne engagement. Siirfts 10 Sie
wobl nm cine llnterfiibung biApn9~
~&hut mir leio! Sn iebea ia. id
babe fiinf erpahlane S6ates. su per-
iprsen!" - .HnR; l6 nehnn aud ne
SO1ter. Wenn's sin muB!'~
- BE d eibene &Taenfer.
berun9. Ssnitmdb DIN bon ben
Ra9barslcutsn; Sine fhone Gmpfe6-
lung Don Ssrrn WarRr. uno er bittel
Sic, Sbren 9nno su, sribieBen. Der ibn
9arni6t iblafen i6Bt." = Ha6bar
r@riiesn Sic Sean Maper. uno bitten
Sic iba S.ida'.aIt feline 9oater su per-
aittta UuS ibr. &lapier sp perbrennen. "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09

Die Sonne la6te Ifrableno bonn tief=
blauen Simmel berab. Ser Wino fubr
leiie bur9 Die Sdume uno webte ben
Slumenatbem Dor ii6 Der. Sie raus
idenOen Waher Der Star manoen ibren
iilbernen @iirtel Ourd Die reiSenoen
Yarfanla9en, uelde Der tunitlinnise
Wtarimilian III. aus Dem uni96nen
Scroll ieluer llfer bate erite9en lai=
ien. Gin Strom bon Spa3iergdn9ern
ersob ii6 bllrb bic 4nla9en, Den Weit=
per;meisten en9liI6en @arten, Der Ii6
iiioli9 bur9 cine bon Siri9en, Geben,
Saianen belebte uno DON breiteu, ipobl=
sepfle9ten @e9en bur9SOsene gue fort-
ieBt.
Sn tiefe Srauer sefleioet, ben S6leier
Dor Dem liebllaen @eiidt ge3oeen, lieB
ii6 9ln9e am Nrme Gelobeims BON bem
Strpme Der Meni6en nit forttrasen.
Sic bdtte es lieber sefehen, wenn er we=
niger belcbte @ese geiud6lt. Ut fiibrte
iie Sum Sipoli. Sort berridte reyes
2eben. Sellner nit Bier uno beleoten
SrOoden eilten bin unb ber, nur einisc
Samen tranten Saiiee uno aben Su=
den. Selobelm bate einen ieitsirdrts
unter ben Sdumen etpas iIolirt iteben=
ben Slid fir iid uno 9lnse seiunoen,
Bier beltellt unb glnge auf ibren
MunI6 sin 8las 2imonaoe beior9t.
Gr plauberte un9eslpungen, trob ibrer
@inIilbieteit auf lie ein. sic bate Die
idwarsen Sanoi6ube ppn ibren Sdn=
ben seitreiIt uno ipielte neroDs nit ben
Auaiten i6res SpnnenI1irms. mobei
es ibr ni6t entains, tuie Iie bur9 ibre
etwas ilolirte Stelung Der 8egenitano
Der 9lufmertiamieit 9eworben. Sbre
Setlemmung nabm Su uno trieb ibr bic
Sbrdnen in bic Gueen. Sic bate nur
,uioeritrebeuo ibre 3uitimmun9 su einem
Spasier9an9e geseben uno 9eboft, oaB
er weni9ltens nit &idli6t auf ibre
Srauer iie einiame We9e, por allem
aber mad teinem meni9eniiberfiilltet
&eitaurant fiibren wiirbe, uno nun
bate er es ni6t allein 9etban, iOnoern
! idien es aud gar ni6t merten su mol
len, wie i6wer es ibr mar, nit ibrem
trauernoen SerSen unter oieler bunten
fr6bliden Mense su iein.
Sin 9lnsit9eiiibl Der &eue uno Be-
i6dmung tam iiber lie. Sic bate laut
aufi6lubsen m0sen Inter oem Srud
oesielben. sic griif na9 Der 2imonaoe,
Inn ibre IuIregung 81 perber9en uno
swdnate ibre 3branen nit einem langen
Ghlud 6inunter. Sic founte eS aber
bel aller Seberri6ung nidt binoern.
oab ein Sropfen bod iiber ibre Wange
in Die 2imonaoe fiel uno 6elobeim ibre
@ufregun9 bemertte.
sd be9reife Sid ni9t, gnge! Siebit
Su nidt. wie man auf uns auimert-
iam Biro?"
.SolaB uns nad Sauie seben, 9urt!
Sd 9eb0re bier nidt bin, oas bdtteit
Su wifen muiien"
sd bite Sid, beberride Did tue-
nigltens 10 melt. oaB mir bier ie!ue
Scene auifiibren; mir MAIDEN uns ia
la6erli1l"
Sic grub bic fleinen 3dbne in bic
rolise Sippe uno itreiIte Die SanS1dube
iber Die sitternoen Sdnoe.
SAP mid iuenisitens meiu Bier
austrinten uno ben Seaner be3ablen!"
Sic antwortete nidt. lie ientte nur
bic Slide uuo luartete 9eoulOia.
| @r bate iein Bier getrlnteu, ben
6ellner be5ablt uuo erbob lid.
| ,3Omm." iagte er un9etu0bnlit
fur;, bob ibr ben S9irm aui, ben iis
in Der gile bate fallen laiien uno
i9ritt nit ibr am arm benz @ussanse
ju.
.9ie nieolide aIeine iisbt nidt 9e.
rabe peraniiat Gus" bemtrtte elmer uou
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Seitesmdksr opeasssfer.

Die 2inlsn i'm Sm.rn bes gtafes
ino, 10 eaidliifen. bob iie Elm Seben um
bic @de. olio au6 iiber ben iburmar-
tighten Samenbut. srmoaliden. Sie
Somsnbuit5ross i'm 9beatsr iih iOmit
esl6it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-11-21

landing rendered it inexpressibly
more than sad, when Henry g.
Treadway, one of the brightest and
best men that ever blessed Hawaii
nei, stepped aboard the Kinau's boat,
bidding eternal farewell to group
of faithful friends who through sor-
row could grasp his hand warmly
and sing a pitiful strain, "Aloha oe."
HERE AND THERE.
The Claudine did not make her
regular trip to Paauhau, Hawaii, this
week. A Makawao gentleman dis
patched his family and furniture
1.-TWO cart-loads) to Kahului, expect
ing to go to Paauhau, but now they
will have to take the Kinau, as the
Claudine will discontinue her Hawaii
trips for the present. Ca1se-no
freight, out of sugar season.
Last Friday, the 11th instant, the
Claudine towed out the brigantine
Consuelo, Captain Jacobsen, bound
for San Francisco. She went up in
ballast.
On the evening OF the 25th instant,
the young ladies' of the Christian
Endeavor Society give their first
social evening in the church parlors
at Paia.
Registration of new Noble electors
has gone on very slowly this week.
Several meetings of the Board OF
Inspectors have been held, but few
new names have been enrolled.
Paia has become the center of at
traction for the young men of Wal
luku and Makawao recently, and the
midnight breeze has waited strange
sounds from the Forster and Simpson
dwellings,, but December Sd will tell
the story of it.
Last evening, the 18th instant,
Judge Copp, of Makawao, gave a
little luau and dance in honor of a
birthday of one of his young relatives.
The festivities continued quite late,
and the dancing III the large lanai
was as delightful as ever.
The bark Leahi sailed not last
week, but to day, burdened Al tons
and tons of sand ballast. 1Sve
The Wailuku Mill is soon to have
electric lights.
When the steamer W. q. Hall
landed at Maalaea Bay last night, it
left no word as to whom was elected
President of the United States. The
express-driver said that no foreigner
came ashore, hence telephones could
not convey the word Cleveland
or Harrison"
The prospect of the extension OF
the Maui Telephone Company's line
to Hama is exceedingly slim. Hama
people don't feel like "going deep
into their pockets" in these hard
times.
Weather: An old fashioned winter
rain struck Maui yesterday, and
made a decided impression on mother
earth Raining today.
Maui, Nov. 19, 1892.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-11-21
MAUI NEWS.
More Political Talk Personal
Mention, Etc.
Especial to the ADvERTIsER).

Especial to the ADyERTIsER).
Everybody has been talking poll
tics during the past seven days.
1t is reported THAT MIR. Cornwell
was asked to pledge himself to Re
form party tenets; but he would only
commit himself to further good gov
ernment.
That in consequence of this, re-
quest containing the signatures OF
forty-fve Noble electors, petitioning
Mr.. 4. Hooking to. run, arrived IN
Honolulu on Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
That Mr.. Hooking reconsidered his
refusal of last week and consented to
stand when informed that SO many
of his friends wished him to repre-
sent the Reform party in the Legls-
lature.
That the Hooking application was
refused at the Interior Office.
That Attorney General Brown de-
clares it was legally refused accord
ing to the reading of Section AZ of
the Election law: (Which request
shall be deposited with the Minister
of Interior not less than fourteen
days before the day of election"
That Mr.. Hocking's friends will
probably insist that he shall run as
one of the candidates at the next
general election for the six-year
term.
That there will be no rivalry at the
ballot-box on the 29th inst, and Mr..
Cornwell will surely re occupy his
old seat.
That there is some talk that the
friends of Mr.. Hooking will carry
the question to the Supreme Court
for decision.
That MIR. Cornwells Wailuku
friends say that he would be success
full in any case, though Makawao
people do not agree with them.
PERSONAL MENTION.
MIR. Thos. Evans and family left
Wailuku last week, en- route foI
California.
Manager David Center, of Hama
Plantation, was in Kahului last Sat
urday.
Miss May Baldwin, of Haiku, de
parted last week, per Kinau, fol
Hilo. She intends being present a
the Baldwin Curtiss wedding, to take
place on the 2Sth inst, the bride
groom being an elder brother.
Messrs. Won Valkenburg and Gard
ner, on their return from their visi
to Haleakala last week, declared
much surpassed Kilauea in vastnes
and grandeur.
Messrs. Hugh Center and H. T
Hopke departed last week for HAWAII
intending to make quite visit.
It was noticed in Handicraft tha
at the Columbus evening, held at tn
Kamehameha School, October 21st
two out of the six original effort
presented were from Makawao, Maui
boys, viz: "How Columbus got hi
ships" by Edward Baker; and "Voy
ages of Columbus" by Adam Forsyth
Jos. Gilman, of Honolulu, is com
bining business with the pleasure @
visiting some old friends in Mako
wao
Mr. and Mrs. ". Ogg, a newly
welded pair were expected to arrlV
by the Hall last night, but dlsaI
Cointed their friends. Mrs. Ogg wa
formerly Miss Florence Campbell
of Waikiki, who several months ag
visited California, WIRE MIR. Oge
head luna of Paia, went tU -,'aim hi
bride.
DIR. Davidson, It Lahaina, has bee
visiting Wailuku, bus departed b
this weeks Kinau homeward bounc
accompanied by Sheriff Hsyselden.
The saddest word in the Englis
language is, perhaps, farewell; bu
the circumstances under which 1t wa
uttered last night at the Maalae
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
That Stone House.

4 A>number of people at Kilauea,
Kauai, on hearing of the excava-
ton by the sea of the ancient stone
house of Lohiau at Haena, started
on Sunday, the 4th inst, TO see
that treasure, but they were greatly
disappointed, as the sea had buried
il again after it had remained in
view for n week only.
The kamaainas of Haena showed
the spot where the relic was, but
no one dared to unearth it again.
According to them, the stone was
of immense dimensions, and re-
quired the combined strength of q
large number of people to remove
II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13

MorgsD's auction roon presents
tbs appearance Of : dry goods store
10 be sold II auction Among tbe
NUMEROUS articles displayed for sale
L splendid array Of new rugs II
Light and dark patterns and al sizes.
An elegant line Of ladies' dress goods
n woolsn, cotton and sergs- Then
for those whose taste and purse re-
CURE nors expensive goods. fhars as
I'd endless variety Of silks and sstlIls.
The Display includes variety Of
nssfal goods Tor the household such
as linen table el0thss shsstlng, lace
cartalns- towels. napkins and 11ns
Bishops and Victoria lawns. The
gentlemen have also bssp thought
Of and 2 fine assortment Of Write
and colured shirts, fancy OFsrs;1,r-ts,
silk hapdksrcbiafs, fancy hose, neck
fiss, and perfumes VII be- sold The
whole Is 3 special consignment ot
Dew and serTlessbIs articles and
comprises the finest line Of goods
ofsraa ct auction The sale takes
plaza ,an Thnrsaay evening ri
O7cleeE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
Obituary..

Many people in Honolulu will
remember Mr.. w. W. Richardson
who was here in the L. S. s. Bene-
cia, from '73 to '76, Yesterdays S
mail brings the news of his early
death. Mr.. Richardson sang in
Fort Street Church choir, and was
often in our Sunday School and
Church socials, and a welcome Wis
itor in many homes.
For some years he has been on
shore duty in the Navy, and has
won many friends in church and
social circles by the quiet Christian
life which he led.
An aged mother, beloved wife and
little three-year-old son survive
him, and to these many people in
this city will extend their sincere
sympathy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13

Sfmr z Bishop. lie Claire, Tor circuit
% Oahu, zf g IN
StnT kInsa. Clarke. for Mani ana na-
wzll, at p m
Strnr IwAlani- Freeman, for RanzmSulu,
kLEue2 and EaDaAs5 at ? n
Stnr N5ksh2Ia, CLANCY, f0- Kauai. Il ,
p IL
StnlT ClAndine, Davies, for Mani and
BaHzsii. ~ = n
seV
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
Neu advertisements.
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
l. been appointed Receivers of the
kawailoa Ranch Company, hereby give
notice that they will not be responsible
for any debts unless contracted upon
their written order.
GEO.J. CAMPBELL,
J. II. FISHER,
Receivers kawailoa Ranch Co.
Honolulu Dec. y, 1892. 325I-2w
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13

ssS~ An employee of the o. II. r. x
l.. Co., formerly known as Frank
Johnson. wishes ii known that his
name is OLIVER BERGsTRoM, not
Frank Johnson. S241-6t
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

E Just Received-~A large stock
of New Goods in the Tailoring
Line; also full lines of Gents Fur
nishing Goods. IL :. TREGLoAN,
Hotel and Fort streets. 325l3t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
DEPARTURES.

MoynAY, Dec u.
BrS : China Sesbury, for Yokohama
ami Hongkong-
ssty1r & C1mmIns- Nelson, for hoolsu.
Sfznr Mok0lli, MEG rego-. for Molos2i.
SEar Wz1mznzlo. Dudoif, for Molokai.
Sfrnr James Makee. M2caulay for kapsa-
Schr hulzDanu for Hzmzkua-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
VESSELS IN PORT.

Tins lSsa does o01 zocau5e coHE1ars-s
Z 5 Cruiser Boston, NIiIse- Hllo-
Ger bk J Glade, Eercksso, Liverpool
HRE bk Mama ala, Smith, Newcastle
Am bRf : 9 Wilder, G-aGIhs- San Fran
Am bk Albert Winding, sen Francisco
Hax bk Z ? Ra1hsf Morrison. Depart Z Bay
An bkt Amelia, Ward. Port Townsend
Ara bk1 n Castle, Hubbard. San Fran
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13

AiEITAL:-

AKBITALE-
From San Francisco. per !Br ) ; China
Der I2-g II Officer and Mrs Officer, N
WtlrDer Mrs Mhi1nev ard nEad. Mrs
Szf1 and % Japanese for 9.0kohsna and
423 Chinese for HOEgk0ng-
Fra1n San FrEnGisu8, per ost : \ Castle,
Dee I2-MrB L J Rhodes, Miss c Rhodes
Mrs c 3 C,o1trel Ind dR1gh1PT- Dr. : D Nc
Do'aEld and wife. Mrs J " MrD0Dn1d. Dr
L Freeman @ Eng Ing, 9 Wilson and
Z Zstzks-
UEfs RTT RES.
For Yokohama md He1gk0ng- per b :
: China Der 12-44 JaIanese and lj3 C55-
nesa, and 4z3 passeDgsrs IN transit
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-13
OCEANIC MAIL SERVICE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY. Dec. L.
b. s Chinz, Sezbury. 5 days l. hours
FROM San Francisco.
Stzxl- c Z Bishop, lie Claire, from Hama
kuA-.
I'm bkt \ Castle, Hubbard p days
from San Francisco.