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A SENSATION ABROAD.
now AN AMERICAN DISCOVERY has
AWAKENED EUROPE
The Credis 10 Duo to . Citizen OF the UnstsA
States. but the Beusats Are sharsa
by the Entire woria.

LONDON. JAM. 1a.considerablo e1citemsnt
nature Of the m9st dsnsereas 81 mD %. dis
noHaeed IncuraSie By almost the entire medi-
doubt eG and nearly ali tho " most Advanced DO.
clare that t not only can DO regulated. but that
tain the exact views OF the leading physicians
On s&s snhSjsS Condemned
aSrTs sss LEADING ssE2 nys hSs
iul Of every action. almost Of every thonsht"
family ssa 'h he name. 81 Disease
nnSS e
Esss sSs 8 QUESTION as q.
pT Wsm Sara RobsSn physician OF
the Royal Navy. declared; Like tho majority
Sarded fBrishts disease as ncarabls. Think
so no longer: Hundreds Of my patients have
and am Wiling to acInowisise and nd secoms
menai thus frankly. tho value OF this sroas
pr; samuel Mills Of Charing. Cross arid.
The duration Of lifa will not be- seriously i'm
IS
Gsa6srae %, Sar snys
sse oi the Kidneys, and even then the ratlsne
during s which period Ri in health
Warmers Safe Cure myself. as l hnve been the
Pap pR The isss t0 Ss
has disappeared also the action OF the heart
Hs5Hts a, yl9f "sgs psr K
Its other iorms lie may be prolonged"
Safe Cure, my general health has been re.
f BssSs sdi tSs sFea ms's
u Of Ingqpsdin Be ;s q the Academy e
sm the snnsS On
system poisons resulting from organic sub
aeton 81 the
Dr. E II. Whirsel: Huerlimann Of Whirpen-
Brishts disease is durable, suffered WITH
improvement, apretite. and Strength have
been CAUSED through the use OF Warmers SAFE
Tss sSsys ef &sSne Ehs S hfs fsns
and abroad 70 for years. that BriThht's AZ! Az.
claim was first made it was secuted BY phys.
clans; but to-day tho leading doctors and
RclentlStS IN Dotn ncmlRpnereS hGree LnAG
| Brights disease not only may. be reg
ulated. but can actually be cured. This ie
helpless sufferers who, have been restored to
health and also for all ratriotle people that
eases emanated from America and was put
forth by an American. Instead of feeling TINT
| the hand OF death is laid upon the sufferer
fret discovered there is ample assurance from
the statements OF the above-named physicians
as to the cause and cure that no sufferer need
| despond.
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such thing. Aftsr the shooting had no
6I,How long hsd Sou been in The house alope
ausSsna SeSF sen
ths 2. Sn me Gil tuesday previous to the time
Several qpcstions were asked. and wero ro-
posted TO Mre. Chapman In q low tone By tho
t. dea on the Part 81 Scar
tons between her and Servant TO all Of
these s n. Mrs Chapman gave an indignant and
Frank 4. Rogers testified that he was in his
tSthsrs ho ah In proepeet place directly In
bnck window; He heard ,heF crying for heip.
companied two policemen around to the Chap.
man house. but he did not await the result Of
n e Ss sasss S M S Sns
y Policeman John Fl soanion testified: II
licemnn Evans and MIR. Rogers. When rang
the bell searvant came to tho door asked to
M Ha1sa1 tEs s s1f had MF
had gesn iirsd asE a ed him Il Mrs. Chapman
searyant then went inside. Policeman Evans
rics outside. but soon returned to the house:
H w he .ns had bS sd X S vas I .yx
that he represented him in all business trans:
actions. so many creditors were In the habit OF
then asEed us to stop inside and took US up
stairs to tho second floor. where We found Mr..
Chapman sitting In Q chair, subsequently De-
fSctive reynolds called. and no discovered mrs.
Policoman David Evans corroborated his
fellow policeman's testimony and testified
iurther that when they were leaving the house
searyant wrote his name on card and handed
Police Captain Francis A, Early testified:
an hour after he was brought there. The doc
tors told me no was In a condition to under
professed to have taken. some drug after the
shootingL Scarvnnt confessed that he had
shot Mrs. Chapman twice; l asked him Why
abused him and discharged. him. and threat
ened to strike him. I asked HIM why he went
TO h5 Ss H fep ana
e&spmsn had 's h MIRA
he aested fosnd
chambers were loaded. He heard searvant
ee"1 FSs 'ss na0oas ~ Detective
the Bergen street station. / visited him IN his
ant, put i in writing. / read il over to Scar
yant, and he acknowledged that it was cor
Lawyer McMahon-what did you do with
that memorandum Al handed it to Capt
CAPT Early. who was recalled. produced the
w heR asndSd it S the ~ District A.
but VIII =
produced for the defence. DR.. Cameron de-
scribed tho wounds inflicted upon Mrs. Chap
l man: and with his testimony the prosecution
The case will be continued to-day.
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THE WERKENDAM DISABLED.
She Breaks Her Cylinder Rod-A Panic
Among the Passenger.

PLYMOUTH. Jan. 1e.-The steamship werken-
dam OF the Netherlands line has put into this
port for repairs. The Werkendam was bound
from Rotterdam for New York. and encoun-
tered very heavy weather in tho Channel. In
addition ono Of her cylinder rods broke on
Sunday night during the height of the gale OF
wind which then swept over tho south coast Of
England. Tho Werkendam for a time was
almost ut the mercy Of the waves. rolling ter
riby in the trough Of tho Sea- Several enor-
nous seas swept over her. smashing and car
ryinl> away II part of her deck fittings. The
passengers were terror: stricken. and were
w the ~ she ures
Sunday, night. but by clover handling she
ever. were rendered useless. and she sus-
tanned other damage in addition to the brok en-
cylinder rod. which necessitated running her
Into this port Two days must eelapse before
hundred passengers. mostly steerage. on
board the Steamship; The Werkendam is
commanded by Capt. Baker. and Is Of 2.278
tons register. She left New York on her last
eastward trip on Dec. 10 for Rotterdam where
cha a rriyaI Ian. L.
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TIE TRESTON LEGISLATURES
Speaker Bergen Announces His Assenbl,
and Joint COmnittees.

Speaker Bergen Announces HIS Assembly
and Jolnt Comnittees.
TRENTON. Jan. 1S-Speaker Bergen Tonight
announced the following standing committees
OF the House: h
Bill Revision-Nash. Smith. J. r.. White. Hagerty.
Ross
Ways and Means-Tne, Ulrich, Taber Coyle BAXTER
Judiciary-Hardn. Heaney Wright, Knisrh. Potts.
Agriculture and Agricultural CoIleGe-Davidsou.
swarwout strahan. Packer Parker W.T..
observation-disclosures. Burns. Heaney. Dupuy Eneard
Electlons-whte. Tumly, Cavanagh. Manning,
Nyce. i
Ensros,ed Bills-carron. 7. j.. tanning Nelder:
Packer. Gorleux. rs
Municipal Corporations-o'Ne. Dempsey DAILY Lane,
Cole. $40. "a
Boroughs and Borough Commlssion-Swartwout.S Sol
Ter. Dupuy. Smith, r. D., Kyle. .
Militia-Nleder. Snyder. Lawess Smith. J. 2.
ParkerJ. D."
Claims and Revolutionary Pensions-Hagarty. Mag
ner. Davidson. Packer. Post
Corporations-smith. T. Tumilty. Wright warne.
Ketcham.
Banks and Insurance-CarrolL j.. UlrIch. Moylau.
Strahan, Stokes.
Unfinished Bu.insss-Flynn. Wilson, Magnsr, s.ri,n.
incidental Expenses-Kal,sch. Tahlen. Tine zeller.
stationery-Lane. Lawless. Burns Cavanash. Hutch.
riparian RiEh,s-Moyian. Daily, K.llsch Wagner.
Revision q Laws-smi.h. F. D., Dempsey Hesnsy.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Carroll. j.. DAILY. Honce HOFFMAN.
Railroads and Canals-Bokmsn. Coyie. Smith. T.. ne,
Cole
Mscelansous subjects-sryler. Nash. Wilson. warne.
Labor and Industrtes-Bnrnes. Wilson. cnvunnxh.
BeekmAn, Stude-.
Joint Commit, Treasurer's accounts--Demrssy.
Lawless, Dupuy. Packer, Potts.
State Prison-Bnr''l. SNYDER Ueaney. Flynn. Engard.
Lunstic Asylum-.ine. Teller. LanninS. smith. r d.
s.ais fitr.ry-HeAnsy. Hardin. Smith. D. Stokes.
Public Grounds and Notwithstanding. Dempsey.
Public Prnting-Lane. Tahen pa!y. Tumity.
Passed BIls-Hardin. o'Neil. Bccsman. Carroll. j..
Commerce and Navigation rrich. Smith. T.. Wilson.
Federal 'Relations-Flynn Neder. Softer. s,rahan.
Soldiers uomc-OYen, Kasch. Dcmos,cy, Carroll.
Reforlr school for Boys-warner. wriSht. Packer.
sinking Fund Hagerty Masnrr Burns Smith. J. r.
industrial School for G,r!s-oaly. Sash. White.
School Tor Deaf Ma.es-cavaragn. s:rinp:e. David
son. Coyle. llonMsn
Gov Albeit sent to the Senate tho nom.na.
ton OF Charles ii. WINS for Prosecutor. OF the
Pleas ~ Monmouth county. and Robert 8.
Clymcr for Law Judge In Gloucester county
In executive session the nypnintment OF lvins
was confirmed and that o! Clyiner referred TO
the Committee or Judiciary. Max f. Staples.
who was appoints ed last Week as state Prison
Inspector was also confirmed. VA
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COMEDY AND GRAND OPERA
4 NEW PLAY, )" soU1RBJ xArE,";P Ex-s
EORMED AT THE LYCEUL

Robert Busha.an.s, E.siisA vsrsssa of .
French Work Acted for the First T1As
Anywhere ~ Dsaiel Fvohnan's Company
The stage Of the Lyceum Theatre was filled
last evening By scenes OF mid En- gland. and IL
Is likely that they gave faithfully. 40 they
purported to. four views on q Surrey
farm. The spectator was certain. at least.
that they were very pleasant sights. for the
painter had done his work well A bayfield,, q
sheepfold. and kitchen we're shown. These
places were peopled By English rural folks Of
Q third Of century ago. But the persons
were concerned in an interesting. sympathetic
love affair. and 30 they did not seem so far
as that away. In miles or years. from the
New York audience. with all its nne clothes
and modern airs. Besides. the Lyoeum's
players arc familiar acouaintances OF
visitors at this house. and no change
OF guise Is - disguise. A success.
brilliant almost altogether. was reached
through an uncommonly careful and artistic
placing OF the play upon tho stage.
The only spots left dull were those
where Iyceum skill could not brighten
the playwrights several unpublished faultA
Scenery more true or beautiful had
not been seen on this stage or any other. The
audience was enthusiastic when the enter
tainment was fine. which was about seven
eighths Of the time. andwas only sufficiently
cool and calm to eyince the possession Of 9
critical faculty during the small proportion OF
The play was Squire Kate. an English
f es Henri paTa hsy 4an:ea
and 70 ss ns s ID aS hnSd
thsn n IN most Of his original dram stS wort Mr.
FEchman may have been dttsloysi n choosing
s aaa Eur
had RS tRDD nSnd ps Rad
one q tTS sisters IL love with one man. Tho
ss1 s tho hsus s% he the %ot
who TSs TsTed sS s aS.ay
length Of her restoration to q state Of recon
watts was cPea ted and msintaned. distinct types
Sos 70 en5 nd the asn SspI f9Os%
solved solve outside OF %ormondom. and no such
Otherwise sentimental aflair q hearts wss =
s%P e SoDn sS. and az 1Ht s0sHS
$ssss sss Ss ss.engsss pert 0s 6:
be bettered.
van. she was Squire KATE, the dominant sis.
we'll rid Of her old mannerisms,, and
she was more knowingly emotional
grief and anger was tumuItuopss, without rant
who played . murderous missr with O barely
safe remove from caricature. ana there
who ike something Of violence in such
ministerlnE the deadly milk without eomicali-
| ty. and he succeeded, Herbert Kelley was
feTFed ore. and only aSespted By her At the
BE BE consolatory futuritv: Edward J. Red iifis
was the faySrite swain. and Eti1e ! Shan,
he chose. chaflcs, %alcStt Ess 2
Sussex wench. Fritz Williams aisickly lord
ling, Eugene 0rmonde bumpkin, Augustus
bury. huporous veterinary surgeon: It viii
enjoyed the advantage Of Lyceum vogue. and
IS body they earned q continuance OF 1t.
for considerable period. no doubt
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II 1t weren't tho most certain and effective
remedy In tho wsfld, do yen think It could
be sold In any such way7
Every ovcrworkcd and "rpn-down" wo.
man and every delicate and suffering woman,
needs II. Il builds Up and invigorates the
whole system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions. and restores health and
strength. It's a legitimate medicine, not .
les, and made especially for womans MEDIA
In every disorder and arrangement peou-
liar TO the COX, periodical pains. weak .aci,
bearing down sensations, and Kindred all.
ments, Z" Favorits Prescription" q o,iardn-
iced to benefit or cure, Or you have your
money back,
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Canadian PaciAo Movenents at Niagara
Falls.

LocKponr. n. Y. Jan. 18-A scheme OF tho
Canadian Pacific to build o branch along the
Niagara River on the Canadian side at Mag
ara Falls. and cut of the Michigan Central.
has como to light. A despatch from Toronto
says that F. D. Oslor and II. c. Hammond OF
Toronto. William Hendrie Of Hamilton. and Il.
B. Argus OF Montreal have asked for a charter
from the Ontario Legislature for the Niagara
Falls Park. Queenston Electric Railway and
Steamboat Company. The line pro-
posed is to. run from Fort Erie. op-
posite Buffalo, to Queenston. opposite
Lewiston and through the Queen Victoria
Niagara Falls Park. The charter, however.
permits the company to run. its road by steam
also to build hotels and inclined railway ele-
vators and run line OF steamers In connec-
ton with their railways.
is SSiieYed that ths simply him. The
Ganadi%p Pacific dire,Stors It is beloved that
senger traffic. connecting at Queenston. prob.
ably. with line from Woodstock running
along the bank. and crossing bridge ut the
fills,
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A Ta,,or's Bm, 400 Year. Old.

BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-An unpaid tailor's bill OF
the Emperor Macmillan Of Germany. who
hourishod just 400 years ago. has been dis
covered In the archives OF tho ancient Swiss
city of Coire The heirs Of tho tailor are now
In possession OF tho relic and It has been sug.
Gested that they present the bill to the present
Emperor for payment. II they also claim In
terest the amount which the, Kaiser will be-
called on to pay on account OF his distinguished
political ANCESTOR will DO startling one.
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CONVENTION BOOMERS
Getting Ready to Plead with the Demo.
cratic National Commlttee.

Getting Ready to Plead with the Demo.
cratic National Committee.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12-The principal parlors
Of tho Arlington Hotel blossomed again to-
day with gay flags and festoons Of bunting for
the reception Of incoming delegations Of
boomers from the cities seeking the honors Of
the Democratic National Convention. which
the National Committee at it's meeting on
Thursday Is to locate. Bold lettered placards
In the corridors and over the doorways indi-
cato the headquarters OF the various delega-
lions.
From four Of the eight or ten cities expect
ing to enter the contest full delegations have
from st. Paul. Kansas City. Indianapolis. and
MilwaSkee-spd bring with t them the breezy
Chicago will again be coy. end not fight for
In foree General harity and In
terchange OF good nstured eourtestes eharao-
Sr , Il pens onS
lew Of the National Committeeman are as
vt ss fT3 list d inflated claims o, unheard
cal gatherings are, set forth ip lurid rheteric.
waekee tks bow having
special train. brass band. and eaeh. one q
tie $50 member weaasine pig white y! silk
through rain era snsh They fot here j IL At
th SsDs ~ tie
ton. u. g., Donnelly. and &oX. George
The aSe H Ssa
e cities IN the State. Of Lacrosse. Fond du Lac.
Ssdss y
0' "Ths es said Chairman po1nely. pentine
to two huge boxes being borne into the MIL
rh
re sIty thst W San .aeS,on%odate the convsn:
the = Contest was St Paul. whose advance
s biz at sE DIV
full! delegation. about seye1ty-fye In number.
efrsedp Paul. sSaa Maydt of s%
the State. The head Quarters are the same as
irom Minnsapols resently. being the large
parlor. next to the banquet ball Ehere the
fSmit i1 Is to F2 sst that thsy Ws4e
yention: second. that the City GoYncil has
nrsps9oi, andtorpm. to cost; eGst bsl25 s 90
modations. including both q the twin
cities and suburban
ap hat tf fse Rod is tie
there will be no special a %ts t. nfny
S Sssf tie RsSSuS Sn
de|esasien q u torty y the Zig men q Mis-:
ksSns 'y SSsmmtaeHmsn fpqshe rtS s
the "'f srsa sas ills t ats9noA
PLANTED snSs banners and fsns 1t
| the Chairman. will present their claims for
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An Art Exhibition in the Madison Square
Garden.

Several gentlemen interested In art met last
evening at the GrolIer Club. 81 East Thirty
second street. and organized a Fine Arts Loan
Exhibition Committee" This committee will
have those officers: Henry @. Marauand.
President; Charles A. Barney. Vice-President.
and William A. CONN. Secretary and Director.
The object OF this committee is to take charge
or the flne art exhibition. which will DO held
next winter at Madison Square Garden.
The profits Of the exhibition will be expend:
erection In West Fify.seventh street, which
Will be occupied BY the Fine Arts Society. j.
Carroll Decker. Chairman OF Committee, on
square Garden could be Ieased for the exhibit
contract for the exhibition will be closed be-
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Il Bridge Collapse. Under u Crowd.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jon. 1S.-A disastrous
drowning accident Is reported from TiHis. The
priests Of the Armenian Church were perform.
ing the ceremony OF blessing the waters. A
largo throng was In attendance. The process
sion. headed by tho PRIESTS left the cathedral
and marched to the River Kura. where tenn
pornry bridge had been erected.
The structure collapsed under the weight Of
tho passing. multitude. and numbers fell into
ne rusi for saey many e more into
the stream. A large number were drowned
and others crushed to death.
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Andrew .. Draper.s Probable Successor.

ALBANY. Jan. 18.-For the past few weeks
there has been great speculation as to who
will succeed Andrew 8. Draper MS State Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
1t was strongly intimatcd that CHARLES Bar
num- state COminitteoman from the, Fifteenth
district. and who has been a. member OF toe
Board Of Public Instruction Of sullivan county
ination Tor a sixth term. would be appointed
to the place. He Is n man OF great educational
powerS and O thorough scholar.
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TO CALL TIE STATE CONTENTION.
Tho Democratic State Convention Expected
to Meet In Albany Shortly.

It was stated yesterday by Democrats In the
confldencei Of the leaders OF the party that It
is the intention to begin the political fight this
year with whoop. The State Committee. It
was said. will be called together very shortly
and tho call will then be issued for the State
Convention to meet at Albany in February.
One Of the ticket talked OF for delegates at
large for the state Convention Is said to be
John A. Mccall. ex-Superintendent o! Insur-
ance. and George Raines. Another IS Lieut.
Gov. Sheehan. Mayor Grant. Gen. Austin La
bauy.
senator Hill will arrive from Washington
TthMM few days for the OF
With this known to many Democrats. there
were winks and mods OF interest when It be-
Cleveland had departed into Louisiana on a
hunting trip The club proposes to make the
Hill reception great affair.
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Notes Of Musle Events.

The Music Club. OF which Anton Seidl Is
President, and whose Board Of Governors in
cludos Victor Herbert, Edmund C. Stanton.
and Rudolph Aronson. will give its first con-
cert at the Metropolitan Opera House assem-
bly, rooms next Saturday evening. The club is
dlstncttvely social 4rEGnzadtiSn a1d Is to
love and appreciation OF the musical art as a
body.
Nine. Adelina Patti will make her last. .ap-
noon. Besides singing in CONCERT programme
Mns % VII sse sStt rss sss q
tan Opera House orchestra and chorus. Nine.
Patti IN both the concert programme and IN
Mms. fsbbri and NM. Guile 4s Puente. and
Novara. sgnor Arditi will be the conductor.
M The HsS sy n. %s M Ct
as followsi Sonata appassiopats. op 81. Bee
SSaan sse
tie fssss %sdSss aflss ana Dance
eitsI AZ ~ Shisksrlns Hslf - &sdnssdsy sitss:
tsE Alex, Fisds%anGG The clever boy yIoinis 4
schumann. Brahms. Golamark. Tschaikoys.
KoveH Mr. Nikisch heinz Ct the plane Mas
"Fantaisie- Caprice" an adagio Of 6pohr's
and Hausers Hungarian Rhapsody.
rsors s and announcss . SERIES q tsrsss
chamber-m soir5es. to be given In CHECKER.
ing Hall on the three Saturday evenings. Jan
80. Feb. ~. and March ~.
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Congratulating King Alexander.

SOFIA. Jan. 18-The diplomatic representa-
tives In this city OF the foreign powers to-day.
on the occasion Of the opening Of the New
Years ceremonies. attended the official recep-
ton OF Prince Alexander. and for the first time
since his accession to the throne OF Bulgaria.
rendered him their congratulations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Tho Dearborn buic,ngat Eleventh and Main Streets.
Kansas City. was burned yeaterday The loss viii
coed quarter OF . million doIlars,
Charles schaowitA an Ithaca merchant. shot him.
self through the head yesterday afternoon financial
embarrassment IL taid to Fave been the cause
Fred CurrisE, 20 years DID, was arrested on Sunday
night in Lowell for false IRE alarm In cOnr.
yesterday morning be confessed T. having sci three
hfes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
A War Vessel ordered 10 the z.nb..,.

LONDON. Jan. lathe situation In East
Africa is so serious that the sloop- of-war
Swallow has been ordered to the Zambesi to
assist Consul General Johnston. whose force
was recently attacked and several OF the mem
bers killed By Arab slave traders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
Had an oppo.ltion Candidate Here, Too.

Mr.. James A. Blanchard was elected Presi-
dent OF tho Republican Club last night over
John 3. Smith by a vote OF 81 to IS; This was
2 close vote considering the TACT tnat .Mar;;
he was not q candidate. The introduction Of
his name was Q surprise TO the regulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
M,,s D.vs.port 1. Newark.

Miners Theatre In Newark was crowded last
night with an enthusiastic audience to well
come Fanny Davenport In Sardou,s "Cleo.
force, and received curtain calls after each act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
Eight KILLED by q. Expiosse..

CERxDo, W. Va. Jan. lathe boiler in the
Kellogg Lumber Mills exploded this morning.
30 far as known eight persons are dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19

New York Centrars elegant North Shore limited
shords perfect service Chicago and the wesLAds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19

Slsbo-Demorest Sewing Machine. Call and see
them. st ~ East lAth VI. New Soyk.-AdA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-24
REGISTRATION.
List of Inspectors who Will Meet
This Evening.

Registration for the coming spe-
cial election for Mobiles for Oahu IS
drawing to close, and voters
should visit their individual pre-
cinct board of registration, and see
that their name is properly en-
rolled.
The following boards meet this
evening;
First District, First Precinct, at
the Government Nursery, on King
street, from to 9 P. NJ.
First District. Second Precinct,
at the Beretania street School
house, from Z to 9 P. N.
Second District, Second Precinct
at No. A Engine House, from 4 te
7P.M.
Fifth District, First Precinct, al
the Tramway's Co. Building, from
to 6 P. NJ.
Fifth District, Second Precinct
at the Reformatory School, from
tn SP NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-24
A Rowing Correspondent.

Mr.. Charles s. Sewers, represent
ing the Philadelphia Inquirer, paid
a flying visit to Honolulu, asa
while here paid a visit to the Office
of this paper. He left Philadei-
phia August 18th, and is a through
passenger on the Monowai, intend
ing to make the trip around the
world. After visiting New Tea
land and Australia, he will go on
to Singapore, India, and thence thence
homeward via the Suez Canal
Egypt, Turkey, Russia and Eu'
rope. He will be away from PM
adelphia about one year, senoine
illustrated sketches of the various
countries he visits to the Phlladei
phia Inquirer.