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Mexican Independepce

The anniversary OF the independence Of
Mexico will be celebrated on the 10Th inst
by literary exercises. music and a ball In
Odd Fellows Hail. E. Mendez will be the
orator. The following is the musical pro-
gramme that has been decided upon:
Opening chorus, Lucia" by fifty voices with
accompaniment by orchestra; duet. "Bolero del
OLE" by Misses Minnie aud Emma Provost ;
vocal solo, "Parla." by Miss Lottie Calsing
"Roses Arojos," by the Mexican guitar quartet
"Nella Fatal di Rimini," by Miss Andrea MOjlca /:
piano solo, by Professor i. Hernandez: duet,
"Barcaroa," by Miss Mabie ana Edward Lolz;
Mojca, accompanied by Miss A. Mojlca; ma
tIonal Mexican hymn, solos by Misses Eugenia
Jofre, Esther Nj. Brown, Justiana Perez, Mer-
cedss Jofre, Carmen Robes and Altagracia
Perez, with grand chorus OF thirty male and
100 female voices.
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A Broken Reed, Indeed.

This and no mistake, Is the individual whose
stamina has waned to such low ebb for want of
an efficient tonic, that he would certainly toppIe
over and fracture something II bulky subject such
as fat wife. for instance were to lean npon him.
Buiid up. ye lean, pithless and strengthless with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which will enable you
to eat and digest heartily, and thus acquire flesh
and vigor The fortress of life Will speedily capitu
late to the grim scythe-welder death IL
you don't. Nervousness, sleeplessness, biousness,
constipation. malaria rheumatic and kidney trouble
are all conquerable by this superb restorative of
health and vigor In connection with the use of the
Btters 1t would be well for the depilltated invalid
to study the wants Of his enfeebied stomach with
view to the selection OF the dgestibe articles
Of diet 36
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Are quiet. CaIeuttas. olag5ssc; Woo
Bags, 36G38c.
CANNED FRUITS - The high prices are still
quoted. Demand from all quarters satisfactory.
l So: White Cherries, 81 1922 25; Black Cherries
81 1902: Piums. 81 30@l IS.
CANNED YEGErABLES-New pack Tomatoes
TIC: Peas. 75c@sl; String Beans. 90cGsl p dozen.
COFFEE - The market is quiet al the follow
ing quotations; 2lG2l&c for good to prime Costa
for good Costa Rica. mixed with black beans; 1872
@ls12e y 10 for good washed Salvador; 1870 = 10
for good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guate-
mala 22c = 10 for prime washed Guatemala: 201a0
II 1ac for good TO strictly good Guatemala: 1712o
2014c for fair washed and unwashed Guatemala
201p9221xc = II for good to prime pea-Derry: l59
l71ac for medium qualities 13Gl412 for ordinary
qualities; S@nI212c for very inferior to common"
COAL-No change is observable. Wellington, % y
ton; New Wellington, SS: Southfeld Wellington. SS
p ton; Cedar River, SO so; Seattle. So SO: New
Seattle. So 30; Coos Bay. IS so: Sydney, 50 so :
Cumberland, Sl3 in bulk and $l4 in sacks Penn
sylyania Anthracite Egg, $ll so; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, SO; Camel. SO 50G9 q ton.
FISH-No. Mackerel is Quotable at Sl29 l3
In half-bbls and 81 1902 in kits: No. 2, SO IN
bDlS and 81 50@l 10 in kits Mess Mackere So
q kit; Pacific Cod sc in bundles. &c p % cases. &c
e 10 Tor boneless and sc q 10 for bricks: Eastern
Smoked Herring 35c; Dutch do ST. 50Gl 10 2 keg;
fish, so in haf-bbls ana $2lP2 20 in kits
Tongues and Sounds, 81 rs a.
QUICKSILVER-QuOted at S41 60(142 2 flask.
NAILS-50-keg lots ~ 90 for iron, 81 10 Tor
steel and SO 20 Tor wire.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube. Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed all 61sc 2 D: Dry Granulatsd
5szc p 10; Confectione-s' A. 55sc: Standard A,
43sc; u, 4s4c q u; half bbls, i4c mora than bbls
and boxes 1ac mora
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THE PERFECT LAND.

Between the gardens OF the North and South
There is-a summer land where. each 10 each,
Mid zephyrS sing and purple mountains reach
To pierce the clouds soft bosom thst no drouth
May harm one tender blossoms upturned mouth
Where golden, orange. velyet-yested peach
And plump figs Eirth, unto the shining beach
Lure the winged vessels as q siren doth.
And sweet In some old plaza, all the day
To listen 10 those distant muTmuring seas,
Ban fancying the sDri's FAINT melodies
Are vesper chimes from silvery bells OF spray.
And when the day lies dreaming in a swoon,
Prom sunset skies turn Idly 10 the moon.
BURGES WEEKS APPLEGATE
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. q. - The stock market has
returned fully to the old rut OF dullness and stag
nation. Everything on the list suffered TO some ex.
tent after the early strength but with the excep-
tion OF a few specaities there WAS no movement
worthy OF notice. The close firm rally,
with generally insignificant changes. Governments
stead and duh.
115La: do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacific. 1915 Cana
dian Pacihc ST&; Central Paclnc. 283s: Onion Pa
cine. 3S 1s; AtchIson ana Santa re. 37A; Wells
Fargo. lA3: Western Union. cola; Silver. s31sc;
Sterling. ~ S71aGl4 80.
Nheat-SeptemDer, 7Sc. Flour steady. Coffee,
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likely that a succession of pledge cards or
other stringent measures will be resorted to
in any quarter
Possibly the rumor may arise from the
fact that some pastors are using the cards
In their own meetings for the purpose Of
securing fresh converts.
81 happen to know that DIR. Easton of
Calvary Church is doing this with good re-
suits, and he has secured number of new
oion ers u
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The steamer Pomona sails to-day for Humboldt
Bay and the Progreso for New York. The City Of
Puebla falls due from Puget Sound and Victoria,
Truckee from Portland, Daisy KImball from west
port, Corona from San Diego and Bonita and Santa
Cruz from the southern coast
The ship Yosem,t ,te. ll04 tons. loads Coal at Sc
attic for this port.
The British bark Ben Nevis is chartered for
Wheat from Tacoma TO United Kingdom Havre
Antwerp or Dunkirk at 30s, or 32s Sd from Port
and
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CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Wheat was weak and lower
early on predicted frost In the Northwe est, lower
cables, prevailing fine weather ana an increase in
he English supply The market opened 1sc lower,
declined q point, then improved about SIC. fuc
tuated within narrow limits, and closed about 3sc
above Saturday Receipts 68l 900 bushels ship
ments, 69S. 600 bushels Rye, 6614c. Barley, 63@
60c.
CHICAGO. Sept 6.-wheat-Cash f31Ac Corn
456sc. PORK = SO 95 Lara - 81 To- Ribs -
81 go. Mhisky-Sl 10.
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And In accordance with law and an order or
the board OF directors. MADE on the 10Th day OF
July 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF sucn
stock as may be Necessary. will be sold az pubic
auction at the once OF the company $40 Pins
street rooms Is and II. Sau Francisco, Cali
fornis on THURSDAY the Sth day of September.
1892 at the hour OF l o'clock r. OF said day. TO
Day said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
omce-3l0 Pine street. rooms Is aud H. saa
Francisco California.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. q.
Summary OF THE MARKErA

Flour quiet
Bran lower.
Wheat weak and dull
Barley traction lower,
White oats declined.
Corn and Rye neglected.
Hay arriving heavily again.
Beans inactive
Mustard Seed very firm.
Potatoes and Onions easy.
Butter weak.
Cheese and Eggs firm.
Poultry weak and dull.
Extracted Honey wanted.
Dried Fruit advanced ali around.
Nuts and Rasins unchanged
Hops firm but dun.
Hams lower. Bacon and Lard steady.
Hides and Wool dull.
Beef firm. Mutton easy.
Grain Bags easy
Coffee quiet and steady.
Canned Fruit firm.
Coal unchanged.
Silver weaker.
Mexican Dollars easy.
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English Wheat M.rkst.

LIVERPOOL Sept 8. - The spot market Is
steady ut IS 51ad. Cargoes lower At 32s Sd for
off coast. 80, Cd for Just shipped and 32s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter
September. SIS i1s4d; October, IS 34d; November
Is l$4d; December. 6s ESD; January, us 31zd.
LONDON. Sept 9. - Consols. Otis: Silver
3S1sd: Rentes, l00f Acc.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE N0TICR-KENTUCK COM
~ solfdated Mining Company Location of prin.
cipal place OF business San Francisco Cal Iocstoa
OF works. Gold Hill, storey County, Nev.
Notice-Thero are delinquent upon the following
described stock. GA account OF assessment No. 4.
levied on the fifteenth day OF July, 1892 the sef.
eral amounts set opposite the OF the respsc.
tive shareholdsrs as follows:
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Beef is rather firm Mutton and Lamb are easy.
Veal and Pork are as before. Wholesale rates from
slaughterers TO dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality 51ac, with sales st &c:
second quality. <1a95c; third do, 312@4c.
yEAL-Lsrge. 6L4@S6e; small Calves. 61z@7c-
MUTTON-Wethers 6lz97e 2 u; Ewes. 6I2c.
LAMB-SprRg, Sg9c 2 10.
P0RK-Live Hogs. 55s951ac p n for heavy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs, 6l4@53sc; stock
Hogs, 41a@5c dressed do. 742@oc ? d.
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Treasure Shipment.
Shipping Notes.

The Gaelic took out treasure list OF 1926, II.
consisting OF $340.27l In Mexican Dollars, $3e46
In Gold Coin and $l79 900 In Fine Silver.
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THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to bs
informed on the events of the
day or to read choice literature
to keep constantly a supply Of
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
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A POINTER IN SHOES.

Just one pointer will be enough for you.
We are selling our So 30 shoe for 81 70.
and our S4 shoe for So. That's a pointer
that's to the point. You don't want to
know why the price is reduced-you don't
care anything about that-the reduction is
all you are interested in. Still Il is just as
well that you should know that not until
now have we ever sold such a shoe for such
q figure You will let a most unusual op-
portunty slip through your fn..ers If you
fail TO avail yourself of this c<ySce to get a
high-grade shoe ct a ow-gss9e price.
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NOTE-Oecldsntal has unsold bullion valued at
$3.50, also l3,437 pounds of concentrates, value
Unknown. Con. Cal K Va. has unsOid bullion
SLABS OF, with further shipments TO arrive. ~
chequer owes the pumping association $500
Alta owes pumping association $3.50. Navajo has
S2lS7 50 due from sale OF ore and $4,000 from
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s13 35. Sugar. 3&3 e-Iec. Hops Pacific
Coast. 20@2312c HIDES lSc. Copper ? tsks,
$l1 rs. Tin-Spot $50 35. Lead-Domestic, "a 10
Iron, SIG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 55Lc.
HOPS
Hops are quiet and unchanged. Buying Is eau
tious.
PEACHES,
Choice California Eyaporated Peaches in bags
sell for 16c spot
SALMON.
Some Red Alaska Salmon is selling In moderate
Quantities at 81 10 spot The market Is apparently
moving up.
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kORNINo SALES
Board.3o Water, l00ss; l10 Cal Electric
Light. 1914.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-300 Hutchinson Co, 2Ls; Jos
water, 1904: 100 Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar. /; 100 do "a
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CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITrERS, Td8
~ Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health aa1
strength to the Sexual orgAaA mol eoi.t
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Chicago Markets.

Sugar-Qutet but firm at Saturdays prices.
CoHee-Strong recovering from an early decline.
sales. $500 bags. September, Sl5 as; October
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Wood Market,

Posts Sc each: Redwood SIS 25 per cord :
Oak. rough. $7@g7 rs: do. peeled $S So Pine So so
p cord Railroad Ties, 374zc apiece for 6XS and 45
950c for fx9.
TANBARK-Ground bark, $24 p ton. whole.
$l5 y cord.
Lumber Market.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San francisco

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chro1Omstsc and
Instrument Maker, Calf ornia street,
Sign of the wo 1den Sailor.
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Pnrtland,s Rnsineas.
Exchange and Bullion

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 6.-Clearances. s363.00O
balances, S63 ,000
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Fan Francisco Meat Market.

Lumber Market.
Ratafi rafas mammal
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Weak Men and Women

For Late !Shtppinr Intei,f1encs e EiQhth PIQ
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Br stmr Gaelic Pearne. Yokohama and Hong
Kong; 4 Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander, San Diego; GoodalI,
Perkins d & Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah. Eureka: GoOdall, Perkins
& Co.
stmr Jeanie, Humphrey, Mare Island; Alaska
Packing Co.
Br ship Lord shaftesbury. Cunningham. Queens
town: q W McNear.
Br bark Glamis, Fraser, London j D Spreckels
4 Bros.
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4 BIG HOLIDAY.
The Queens Birthday Celebrated
With a Will
The Regatta at Pearl Harbor-
Racing on the Bay-Recep-
ton and Grand Luau
L. at the Palace.

The anniversary of the birth of
Her Majesty was celebrated in a
hearty way yesterday. The day
was generally observed as a holi-
day, no Government Offices and
business houses were opened at
all and owing to the many sport
ing and amusement events that
happened during the day, the gen.
eral public had no canse to find
time hang heavily on their hands.
The luau at the Palace and the
regatta at Pearl Harbor were the
principal events of the day both OF
which were we'll attended. The
boat racing in the harbor under
the auspices of the Healani Boat
Club passed off pleasantly and the
Sons of st. George entertained
their friends at a picnic given at
Remond Grove. Appended will
be found an extended report of the
days happenings.
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
"A Successful Picnic Given at
Remond Grove.

The Sons of st. George did their
share towards the success of the
day by giving picnic at Remond
Grove at which their friends and
the general public were royalty en-
tertained.
The attendance was excellent
throughout the day, and an even
ing train brought additional pleas
ure seekers to the pleasant grove.
During the afternoon various
games and races were INDUCED in
by adults and children, for which
prizes were awarded to the winners.
Dancing took place in the pavil-
ion all afternoon and evening, and
when the engine bell warned the
picnicers that it was time to &C
home, all left the grounds wishing
that the day was forty-eight hours
long instead of the regulation
amount.
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AT THE PALACE.
The Grand Luau in the Grounds
Deco cations for Band Boys.

The Grand Luau in the Grounds
Deco cations for Band Boys.
There was an elaborate pro-
gramme to be carried out yesterday
at the Palace, in honor of Her
Majesty's birthday, and everything
passed off pleasantly for all.
In the morning hours, between
6 and s o'clock, the Queen received
hookupus from her subjects, and
during the hours mentioned ten
band boys were made the happiest
mortals on earth by receiving from
the hands of Her Majesty a decor
alton of the Order of Knight Com
panions of the Crown of Hawaii.
The lucky ones are D. Naone, S.
Kamanao, ]. Kuamoo, D. Kau, w.
Aylett, R. Kappa, L. Pho, M. Kau-
lua, J. Pohinu and V. Keawe.
Commencing at II O'Clock, Her
Majesty held an official reception,
at which prominent Government
officials, officers of the U. S. S.
Boston, the diplomatic and con-
sular corps were present.
During the entire morning many
hands were busy arranging the
tables beneath the pavilion in the
Palace grounds, where the grand
luau was to take place. About go go
o'clock everything was arranged
for the feast tie TIE tables were
loadea down with Hawaiian dishes
enough and to spare for the large
number of people present. Shortly
after the hour mentioned the Band
struck up Hawaii Ponoi, and the
Royal Party emerged from the
Palace and proceeded to the pavil-
ion, and after Her Majesty had
taken her chair the luau COM
menced, and digestion was aided
by lively music furnished by Prof.
Berger and his band of decorated
musicians.
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IN THE HARBOR.
The Native Boat Boys Defeat a
Crew From the Boston.

The races yesterday morning,
given under the auspices of the
Healani Boat Clubs, attracted a
good-sized crowd of people who
congregated on Brewers wharf and
the Wilder S. S. Co.'s dock.
Everything was favorable fol-
boat-racing, as there was little
wind and the water had scarcely a
ripple on the surface.
The first race was between mems
bers of the Healani and Kaiulani
clubs in six-oared sliding seat
boats over the spar buoy course.
The Healani's boat, Carl W., was
manned by J. Spencer, J. 0. Car
ter, Jr., Boyd, Gallagher, A. L. C.
Atkinson, Ward, and R. w. Akin
son, coxswain; while Thompson,
D. Carter, Mahaula, Pahau, Morris
and Meheula of the Kaiulani Club
rowed the Liliuokalani. The race
was won easily by the Healanis.
Time, IL minutes and So seconds.
The second race was between
two barges manned by boat boys
over the same course as the previ-
GUS race the contest was not par
ticularly interesting, and was won
by the Kapiolani. Time, % min
utes and 81 seconds.
The third race, in which the
Carl W., Pomaikalani and Liliuo-
kalani were entered, was won by
the Carl W., which was manned
by the Healani boys. Time, 20
minutes and 5 seconds.
The next on the programme was
canoe race to the Queens Boat
House and return TO the can buoy
The winner accomplished the feat
in 10 minutes and so seconds.
A swimming race, between J.
Alapai and man with the laconic
name Of Tom, came next. The
course was from Brewers wharf,
around the can buoy, and return.
Alapai covered the distance in 5
minutes and 20 seconds, and re-
ceived prize of $40 for his efforts.
The last race on the programme
was 14-oared barge race between
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a crew from the Boston and q
picked number of boat boys, to the
bell buoy and return. The boat
boys defeated Uncle Sans men /;
time 80 minutes, 81 As seconds.
The races passed off without
hitch of any kind, and, on the
whole, afforded pleasure to the
crowd of onlookers.
The executive deserve much
credit for the successful manner in
which they conducted the races !;
their names are Lieut.. Baird of the
Z. S. S. Boston, and Captain Sim
erson, judges; Marshal Wilson,
starter; Clarence Crabbe and
Frank Kruger, timekeepers.
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CABINET MAKING.
The Latest Combination for the
Ousted Minister'S Seats.

Outside of the local sporting
events yesterday, the day about
town was quiet, particularly in
political circles, the street cabinet
makers did not have much to do,
for the simple reason that they
could not find anyone on Merchant
street to fill up on something they
knew nothing about
Her Majesty was busy during
the day attending the reception
and various other happenings at
the Palace, so no rumors came from
the royal household.
It is generally expected that the
proposed new Cabinet viii be sub
mitted to the Legislature on Mon
day morning-and not before.
This is the latest combination
Hon. J. E. Bush, Foreign Affairs.
Z" W. G. WILDER, Interior.
e" J. ENA, Finance.
/" w. O. SMITH, Attorney-Gen.
eral.
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NOTICE.

BELL TELEPHONE Mutual TELEPHONE
No. 49l. No. 81.
RESIDENCE. Bell TELEPHONE 363.
4 NHARLES LEONARD BEGS TO
Il inform his friends and the public
that he has opened the Carriage Stand,
corner Of Nuuanu and King streets, TO
be called the l y L CARRIAGE CON-
PANY, where special rates will be made
for Tourist and Picnic Parties TO all places
of interest. Also careful drivers provided
for Ladies calling or shopping. Charles
Leonard hopes by strict attention TO bus
siness, to gain custom and favor by all.
~ Carriages furnished at a. hours,
day or night. Also Baggage Express.
3I62.2W c. LEONARD.
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SAY ED!

What is saved? Your money and
valuable papers, by providing yourself
with reliable Safe. Not simply an iron
box, stuffed with Kakaako sand, but
trustworthy Safe, lined with steam-gene-
rating cement. Such Safe will carry your
treasures safely through fire.
The HALLS PATENT SAFE always
protects, both against the ferv elements
and foot-pads. Throw the money intend
ed for the purchase of another make of
safe, into Pearl Harbor, and do not sus-
tain far greater loss by trusting your
property in an inferior, and therefore a
dangerous Safe.
1t costs money to make good Safes; it
costs money to make good sugar, but q
very cheap article is likely to contain
some sand in its composition.
EEFA few Halls Safes in stock.
TREASURY VAULTS a spe-
Z.
I. W. HOBRON, Agent
for Herring Hall Marvin Co.
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GmeraI advertisements.
Trespass Notice

LLPERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
"A hidden to go on the lands of Waiakea-
kua and those adjoining and lying be-
tween the Property of Hon. G. P. Iaukea
at kahoiwai and the land of Waaloa
granted to E. I'll. Rogers in Mauoa Val
ley, Oahu, without the written permits
sion OF the undersigned, otherwise action
will be taken for trespass.
J. I'll. BOYD.
Honolulu, August IL, 1892. 314S-1m
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.

4 T THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF
n the Honolulu Chamber Of Com
merce held the 31st ult., the following
gentlemen were elected to office for the
ensuing year, to wit:
Hon. Chas. L. Bishop -. President
F. a. Schaefer........ Vice President.
N a.bar,o, Secretary and
Treasurer.
BOARD or ARBITRATION.
I. r. Walker, II. Z. Glade. J. o. Car
ter, G. VI. Cooke, Z. j. Schaefer.
J. E. ATHERTON,
3l66-1w Secretary,
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3I66-1w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-22

han, Senator Irby, and others, all saying
that after careful canvass it had been
discovered that Cleveland could be beaten
in convention, and asking his opponents to
unite with this object in view.
sheehan Gives Out Some News
At II o'clock Mr.. Sheehan came from
the conference and announced that he
would have some news for the newspaper
men if they would so into his private
room. In a few minutes he came in and
introduced General Catchings. of Missis-
sippi, who, he said, would make state.
ment. This general said Il Just desire
to state that we have made a careful poll
of the d elegates, and have assurances from
$50 of them that they will vote against
the nomination Of Grover Cleveland. This
does not include several states where we
are sure we can obtain votes, perhaps on
the first, and certainly after the first bal
lot" He wouldn't say from where the
votes would come, but Irby said that the
votes were pledged to the end against
Cleveland
Will Try to Break the Unit Rule.
Another scheme credited to Cleveland's
opponents is to break the unit rule. 1t is
stated that the rules committee will re-
port a resolution allowing each delegate
to vote for his individual preference, and
thus spring test vote on the convention.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-22

CHEYENNE, wy, June 22-Tommy
Hogan,of St Paul, was whipped in twenty
seven rounds by Dave Reese the Montana
Kid, in the opera house at Rock Springs,
this state, Sunday night There was
purse OF $1,000, a bet of 81 600 a side and
heavy wagers between onlookers. 1t was
a savage, scientific fight after the first
five rounds, which We're spent by the men
i'll measuring each other. From the
tenth to the sixteen Hogan downed Reese
In every round. After the twentieth
round Reese, who had done most of the
leading and all of the rushing, concluded
to wait. In the middle of the twenty
seventh he took advantage of an opening
and, with terrific Highlander, sent his
opponent through the ropes