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Evening journal., 1892-09-28
A DREADFUL SCOURGE.

The Case Of Mr.. Pneumonia
Carried Him OF suddenly Everyone
should Know the symptoms and be on
Guard.
Mr.. Wilton r. Palmer. Of New York city
i'ft circl- of friends ono afternoon recently
end rec wed their congratulations upon his
bright and vigorous appearance. That even
lug lac felt a tickling Ia his throat, slight
pain H' ross he chest. chilly sensation, and
he couehed once or tvs ice. The next day hi-
nostrils were inhamej. his throat sore, his
sore ~ ,ver. be- day following he was IN
bed, with physicians shaking heir heads, and
the third day he was dead from pncumon a,
which he failed TO take care OF IN time
There ARE ten Thousand men and women ! n
America today I'm the same condition as Mr.
10 not know a.. The slightest appearance Of
the symptoms above named should strike
terro' 90 any man or woman. sudden chill
means the beginning Of pneumonia: aches and
pains throughout the body are the first symp-
toms. II is necessary 10 bring about reaction
ing about reactiOnf Ask any physician
and he will tell you 20 use pure
whiskey. No matter how rreiudiced
any one may be, pure whiskcy at such
a time Is necessity. hut unfortunately
there are few pure whiskies In the world. md
uuQuaiiucd endorsement OF physicians, chem-
lsis and tie highest auih0rities and tiiat is
1 Dlnl's Pure Malt. This remarkable whiskey
which ia sold by an ir-t-class druggists and
grocers, will absolutely check the first an-
proacli OF pneumonia, while at the same time
j Is certain t9 hu'id up the wasted system.
\ N deserves to be kept in every household, not
only to be used in case Of emergency, hut 10
| assist Ia prulonUng life and bring ng health
and happiness
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LToNIpE KtATINa.

the use Of the diaphragm is absolutely es-
sential to insure muscular development
and sound health.
keating says that any man provided he
has no chronic disease can attain as great
physical development as he possesses, pro
vided lac faithfully follows out tho plan Of
breathing and the light callsthenic exer-
cises which he has adopted. He says It all
depends, as far MS the length Of time neces-
sary is concerned, upon the number Of bad
habits TO be overcome
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EN-aIayor Chapin's Trunks Released.

NEW YORK, Sept. % The trunks Of Al
fred G. Chaplin, ex-mayor OF Brooklyn,
which were seized by custom house officers
after having been taken of the steamer on
which the ex-mayor came from Europe
and from which he disombarked without
the consent Of the health officer, were 10
leased on the payment OF $500 duty.
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sIanagor aIalIen,s chanre.

Boston, Sept 28 General Manager
Mellen has resigned from the New York
and Now England and viii be one of tho
vice presidents of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad Il is said
that his salary will be at least 10000 per
nnnnrn
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A CHICAGO HERCULES.
Leonide Kea;ing Holds Peculiar Views
Concerning Mnscnlar Develnpment.

Leonide Kea;ing Holds Peculiar Views
Concerning Muscular Development.
Ieonide Heating, Of Chicago, is physi-
cal marvel AT the age Of Eve he was ap-
prenticed to n circus man who decided to
make a bareback rider Of the boy At the
age Of twelve Keating, while endeayoring
10 turn douhie somersault from the
horses hack, ieli heavily 20 the bonl; of the
ring striking with terrific force upon his
neck. For two years he was laid up in
bed with curvature Of the spine, and when
he finally became convalescent the doctors
told him that he would be cripple for life,
and yet Keating, although below mediga
height, now measures AZ inches around
the chest 29s4 inches around the waist and
can lit considerably more than 1000
pounds Of dead weight.
This change ia his physical condition
Mr.. Heating attributes to the art of breath
ing correctly. lie believes that abdominal
breathing is the only natural and healt h
full method Of initiating the lungs, and thas
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nInior Isrnns Dead.

GARDEN CITY, Mimi, Sept. 2S r. The
death is announced Of Major e. II. Evans
an old settler and famous as a fighter in
the Sioux war.
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Illinois Also Acts.

CHICAGO Sept 2s.-- State Attorney Longe-
necker took the FIRST steps today toward
breaking up the coal trust when an infor-
nation was iiled in the circuit court 10 re
strain the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company FROM selling anthracite
coal In the county of Cook, on the ground
Of unlawful combination.
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Franz Joseph ns Godfather.

BERLIN, Sept. 2S.-Owing to the birth OF
the princess a number Of females imprls-
oned for minor oienses viii be pardoned.
Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria will
stand godfather TO the child.
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Sir o1bort cnmpboIl olllltv.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.--rhe trial Of Sir Gil
bert Edward Campbell and others assocl.
ated with him ia a series Of frauds on per
sons ambitious for literary fame tsrminat-
cd at the Old Bailey In a verdict OF guilty.
Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell was sentenced
10 eighteen months imprisonment at hard
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snn nlorn,a cclnhrnilnn.

SAN DIEGO, CAL Sept. es.--Juan Roderi-
guez Cabrillo, Portuguese captain, dis
covered san Diego in 1912, entering the
harbor in the ship San Salvador. Today
the 3j0th anniversary Of this historic event
Is being celebrated.
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Thc snit Arnlnst nntInr.

BosToN Sept. 2s-The suit to recover
$4,000 damages from General b. r. But
Ter, brought by the c. +. Jewett Publish
ing company, was begun today in the su-
preme court. The publishing company
claims that the general violated the terms
Of u contract to let It publish his book by
refusing to furnish the manuscript
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LIke Jnek The nInpor.

BERLIN, Sept 2s-The dead body Of a
woman was found ia q sand pit near Char
lottenburg. The woman had been strangled
and then mutilated in the same manner as
the victims OF Jack the Ripper" This is
the second crime of the kind committed In
Berlin recently.
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Avaluable Trophv.

Mr.. Ralph n. Ellis fine yacht Iroquois
was tho winner OF the recent rpce for
schooners for the Larohmont cup for 1892,
valued at 800. The trophy is beautiful
one and the design is extremely chaste
and ornate, The race in which it was won
by tho lroquois, was full Of exciting Incl
dents and was one OF tho best contested in
the history OF the Larchont Yacht club
Lasca was but about one minute behind
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Norris Not an J1mbezzIcr.

HARTFORD Sept 2s.- General Harbln.
son, general agent Of the New York Life
Insurance company in this city authorizes
the denial of a statement sent from this
city on Sept. 10 that Richard ID. Norris, a
subagent, had cmhezzled from him.
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seren rrnlnrers Inal.

LONDON, Sept 2s-The British consulate
at Mozambique has reported to the foreign
Office the drowning OF two Englishmen and
five German explorers at the mouth Of the
river Momn
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Tho Jesuit Elections.

ROME Sept 2s.-rhe report that the
Jesuit general has already been elected was
premature Large numbers of Jesuits who
came TO Rome have proceeded to Lola,
Spain, and the election will take place in
that city
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nnmlnrr.a cnndIlInn-

HAMBURG, Sept 2s.-There have been li6
fresh cases, or fifty-one fewer than yester
day; fifty-seven deaths. or thirty-two fewer
thnn yesterday; l7s burials, or eighteen
fewer than yesterday In the hospitals ,9si
patients nre under treatment, agninst ., 1877.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

Iroquo S, and vas followed half minute
later hJ Shamrock, which WIS but sixteen
seconds ahead Of Marguerite When it is
stated chat tine distance sailed was more
than tlirty-two miles it will readily be
seen how well matched were the contest
ing yachts
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Mr.. IInrrl.an slIrhtl, neLLsr.

WAsnINGToN, Sept 2s-"The condition
of Mrs Harrison continues about the
same, - said DR.. Gardner and although he
could notice no particular change, she was,
il anything slightlY improved.
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rhn nnir Nh Anten.s.

GREENWICH, Conn, Sept 2s The body
Of man killed on the Consolidated road
has been identified as that of Henry d..
Asten, a wealthy New York man, who had
escaped from a private insane asylum.
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aIieaigan nopuhIlcans.

GRAND RAPIDS. sept. 2S.-The Republic
can state convention nominated Judge
Frank +. Hooker for supreme court justice
and John w. Joachim, Of Ishpeming, for
secretary Of state.
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YnIe'a MN Year.

NEW HAVEN, Sept 2s.-Yale enters upon
its 1881 year on Thursday. Over half
million dollars has been expended in the
erection OF new edifices for the different de-
partments during the past year
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rhn chnlorn IN mnllnnh.

AMSTERDAM, Sept 3s.-rwelve deaths
from cholera have been reported from va
rious parts Of Holland. The disease is con
fined for the most part TO Delft, Groningen,
Maarsen, Alien and Goudswaard
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

20 hpr rrt ~ performance Sire bad been the
mothcr of four fouls, all OF which are mar.
urly considered ful Of promise for the
lulurr liifttH Wilkes comes honestly
hy hpr great -rtrd. Ter areat gyauisire
N..s tls famous ilamaistonian, Ler grall-
sire trgt,e,. q miie in 2.22 and her sire had
reeogd of 2;2s Martha Is one OF tie
gamgs; aad hsnasomest mares on She trot
fifr furf
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anIeh hr nnrrlnrs.

ROME, Sept 2s-The Di Girolamo family
were attacked by burglars One of the
family was killed and three were wounded.
The house was plundered.
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Tho Missouri PncIfc yyithdraus.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-The Missouri Pa
cihc directors voted TO withdraw from tho
Western Traffic association. The Wabash
took similar action several days ago.
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An Aneged Dofnulter cnntnred.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-W r. Crossett,
Of Hope Ark, whence he is a fugitive from
justice, was arrested in a brokers Office and
Jailed lie defaulted with 81 600.
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oInIlIni's Statue Unveiled.

ROME, Sept. 2S.-A marble statue Of
Mazdni, the Italian patriot, was unveiled
at Carrara in presence Of a large assem-
blage.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

Prnfessnr Austin's School of Elocntion. AT
the Board of Trade room. opened with bright
prospects. The public is invited 20 be present
next Thursday evening az s O'Clock 10 see the
manner of teaching and 70 enjoy a few recita.
fiona
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A Tnlni JoI,o.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 2s-The death Of H.
r. Vincent by m electric shock lyas the re-
suit of a practical jokeby fellow employees
II. Pollmeyer and Peter Walters, who ran
live wire TO Vincent's desk for fun.
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pnstmn.tnr. AnnnInln.l-

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S - Presidential
postmasters were appointed as follows;
a. X. Goodwin, Pawtucket, r. l.; G. n.
Brown, Woonsocket, r. L., and c. II. ri.
ley, Dedham, Mass, reappointed.
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oamhllnr Rnnms cIoscd.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s-One more wave Of
morality has swept this city through the
agency of the police force and all the gam
bling places have been ordered closed.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28
,rHE REApINa COL coMeINg.
New York and Illinois Both Take Action
10 Dissolve II,

To Dissolve n.
New YORK, Sept 2s-1he state senate
committee TO investigate the Heading coal
combine had n meeting at The Murray Hill
hotel The committee adopted the recon-
mondation Of its counsel aud ordered tho
trensmission Of the counsel's opinion to the
attorney general OF the state, and advised
that immediate action be taken 10 invali-
date tho leases and subeases OF the Lchigh
Valley Railway company TO the Reading
Railroad company.
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Watching Whisl.y smuggiers.

OTTAWA, Sept. 2s.-M. Chapleau, minis
ter Of customs. has a government cruiser
guarding the shores Of the st. Lawrence
against whisky smugelers.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

CAMDEN, n. j., Sept. 2S.-David South
ard, constable OF Camden county and living
near Mount Epraim, committed suicide 10y
taking dose of laudanum.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

The great bicycle races will commence
promptly on the arrival of the 20 train from
Wilmington az Hazel Del park next Friday
afternoon. about which time he road racers
will commence 20 come In on the track.
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Fearful Wind storm.

WoopsvlLR, y. H., Sept 2s.-A terrific
wind aud snow storm prevailed on Mount
Washington last night the wind reaching
a velocity Of 100 miles per hour
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a rn,rn III rlnmnn-

BFLLINcHAu. Mimi, Sept 2s.-Over one
third Of the business portion Of this town
was destroyed by fire.
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Chairman Atllins m

MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. 2S.-Hiram At
kins, chairman Of the Democratic state
committee, is dangerously ill.,
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Rotten Wont seized.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Sept 2s-There have
been three seizures Of rotten meat here
within the past week
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

SYRACUSE, NJ Y. Sept 2s.--John smith
and Patrick Iavelle were buried under
bank of dirt and clay Smith was fatally
and Lavelle severely bruised,
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A cnt.lo po.t In Gormnnr.

BERLIN, Sept. 2s.-The cattle pest has
spread TO thirty-four farms in Mecklenburg
and is causing widespread mortality.
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bentley nenomlnntea.

ROME, n. y, Sept. 2S.-At the Herkimer.
Oneida district Democratic convention II
W. Bentley was renominated for congress.
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spcrry for Congress.

HARTFORD Sept 2S-The Democratic
convention Of the First congressional dis
trict renominated Lewis Sperry.
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a German Morld,. ralr.

VIENNA, Sept. 2S.-The Tageblatt states
positively that the German government has
decided to have a Worlds fair in Berlin in
1897.
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

On account OF the destruction by fire OF the
steamer christina HE sunday trips 10
Lincoln Park will be- discontinued.i
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rh. nn,l 49,. IIrInr.

The greatest Of all the great equine fam
lily Of Wilkes is Martha Wilkes, whose
mile ia COS puts her second Nnly 10 Nancy
Uanks. the undisputed Queen Of The
Turf" Martha's performance Is all the
more notable because Of the fact that prior
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me Telecrnphers' strike.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept 2s.-The strike
oftherailfoad telegraphers continues, both
sides remaining firm.
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stnrr. Ii All Illnd.

And siz,s rep ired al Gsorge II. Hollis
stove stO 'c. o an Fourth street
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Horse racing Is very exciting. but bicycle
racing s more GO. III YOU want 10 see tho
finest bicycle racing IN the Couutrr. go 10
Hazel Dell park next Friday afternoon.
Trains every twenty minutes from / O'Clock
'o3 Round "trip. 40 cents, including admis-
Son TO The grounds
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DR. Boyd H. Baker, dentist. at 6 5 King
street, says: you can say for me that
Tn.Phosa is the greatest thing on earth
have used it frequently and 10 does more
good work than is claimed for it. II is
better than ammonia every time, and is
pleasant and fragrant. while ammonia is
hard and harsh to the flesh. II is a su-
perh toilet article and can heartily re
commend it 10 everybody"
Evening journal., 1892-09-28

Life Insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company in the
world. sNSON A. MAHER, General Agent,
Equitable Bulldidg.
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PROCLAMATION
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
. Wherea.. aThe Worla,a canrre.s .Arnil

Whereas. "The Worlds Congress Anxil
iary of the Worlds COluuhign EXPOSITION has
made patriotic SUGGESTION that at the same
time that the lypositien Grounds at Chicago
are being dedicated on October ~, ltN2 the
anniversary of The discovery of america. All
the people ot the United states unite IN a
celebration Cf fhC anniversary ui which cClc-
hrstion tho prblc schnn.. of The keuuhiie DC
e. everywhere thc CENTER
And whereas, Tie Department ~ Super
int ndence Of the National fducation Asso-
citation heartily endor the above suggestion
as serving the pm pose both Of interesting
the youth az The Republic ia the opposition
and also oi giving o tho public schools OF
the Nation htting prominence rs the frui,
Of four centuries az American fe'
And, Whereas, the President OF the Unitrd
States, by procamatiou. has app intod Fri
daN, Nci ONcr ID. lt.r. Tho -Four AunCrcdtl
Anniversary of the Discovery Of america by
Columbus, 0s n tiof al Holiday,
Now. Therefore. J. Robert j Reynolds
Governor of the state of nclaworc. do he rcby
issue Ills, my proclamation, recommending
TO the ciii2ens of Delaware that
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From another correspondent.

There has been quite little stir
in the somewhat monotOnOus routine
of Makawao society during the past
week. The first event of the week
was very successful hop at the
residence of Mr.. Benz. Baldwin Of
Kaluanui on Tuesday evening the
Sth inst.
Dame Luna, who has been very
tickle in her favors lately, chose to
veil her face behind threatening
clouds, which occasionally shed copi-
Gus tears over her fickleness, but that
did not prevent the dance-and-
pleasure-loyiug young folks from
turning out ana having a jolly good
time, tripping the light fantastic to
the excellent music rendered by Mrs.
L. II. Forrest, Miss l.. VOss and Mr..
f. II. Biven.
Dancing was INDUCED in with
great zest and kept up till late in the
night, and all present enjoyed them
selves immensely. Among those
piSoShp NClG' IOl SUI ,
Alexander and Forrest Mesdemoi-
selles l.. Voss, l.. Nicholson, Copp
~, May Baldwin (hostess), Annie
Motif Messrs.. X. Forrest, G. l..
Stow, M. D., Fred. $. Armstrong,
l.. M. Vetlesen, q. c. Hofgaard, W.
l.. Mossman, w. o. Aiken, O. John
son, f. w. Hardy, ID. G. Lindsay,
A. Hooking, w. G. Ogg.
The ladies who were instrumental
in getting up the affair are to be
complimented ON the successful
denouement, and will, it is hoped,
be encouraged to further efforts in
the same direction.
The monthly "literary and social"
was held last Friday evening, 18th
inst, at the residence of Hon. and
Mrs. ii. +. Baldwin at Haiku, and
as usual proved brilliant success.
The beautiful grounds were flooded
with the poetical, silvery light of the
Tickle One, who on this occasion put
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PAINTERl

IF you want First-class Job of Paint
i ing of any description done, call on
the Practical Painter, j. J.. MEYFa only.
Fort street 1870. r. D. Box 3S7. Mutual
Telephone 662. l66 II
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Firewood For Sale

w + have just received a small lot of
w Algeroba Firewood which we
offer for sale IN lots To suit FOR CASH.
35s I'm HUSTACE d co.
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sausages ! sausages

ERESH Bologna, Liver Pudding,
IL Blood Pudding, Head Cheese,
frankfurt Sausage, Vienna Sausage and
Fine Pork Sausage always on hand and
delivered to order by
GEO. ID. SCHRAEDER,
1872 Font street. two doors above the
Germania Market.
tSs~ Mutual Tel. no. 343 3m
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NOTICE.
Island Shells and CurioS !

VA HOLESALF and retail, cheap for
w cash, at lOl Fort street. between
Ehers' dry goods store and Frank
GertZ's shoe store.
1913 If T. TANNATT.
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ELECTION of OFFICERS.

A I the annual meeting OF the IA TIA =
N waiian Agricultural Company held
this day. the following persons were
elected officers for the current year:
Hon. G. r.. Bishop. President.
Sam'l G. Allen. ..Vlce-President
Geo. II. Robertson. ..... Treasurer,
j. O. Carter. secretary,
Tom Observation-Disclosures. Auditor.
DIRECTORS:
S. C. Allen, Chas. NJ. Cooke and w. o.
Smith.
j. o. CARTER,
Secty. Ilaw. Ag. 90.
Honolulu. Jan. u, 1892. 325 BIN
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The best thing to send to
your friends abroad is King
Bros illustrated Souvenir
of Hawaii, which is gotten
up Tor the purpose and is
not an advertisement.
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GEORGE LUCAS,
>A,i23lh
Contractor .se,ss H58a44SSaa q Builder

Honolulu Steam Planning Mid, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds of Saving and
Planning, Morticing and Tenanting.
~ Orders promptly attended to aud
work guaranteed. Orders fIcm the
other Islands solicited. l-9l
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on her most winning smiles, while
The spacious verandas were ilumi-
mated with handsome oriental lam
terms. There was large concourse
of people from Makawao, Spreckels-
Vile, kahuui and even distant Wal
luku, who thoroughly enjoyed the
excellent program, comprising
piano and violin duet by Mrs. e. d.
Loveland and Mr.. Gilhus; recitation,
charmingly and artistically rendered
by Mrs. May; a pretty roguish song
by Miss Annie Mott, an able and in
teresting essay on the Gypsies of
Spain by Mrs. T. L. Gulick, an ex.
ccllent piano solo 10y Miss Gertrude
Stiles; living and very amusing
portrait exhibition by Miss Clare
Gregory; a quartet by Mesdames
Baldwin and Beckwith and Messrs.
d. D. Baldwin and Geo. E. Beck.
with; and in conclusion very anus
ing little farce, "'rhe Obstinate
Family" capitally enacted by Misses
Mary Alexander, w. Hammond, May
Baldwin and Messrs. Dickey, Hardy
and ID. c. Lindsay. Toothsome re-
freshments were served after the
conclusion of the program and socia
bic conversation kept up for while
before the audience dispersed.
The schooner Beulah, Capt. John
son, left for San Francisco on the
9th inst. with about 533 tons sugar
from Waikapu and Spreckelsville
plantations, and the brigantine Jno.
ID. Spreckels will leave on Wednes-
day the 10th inst The latter had
the misfortune to part her stern line
during the night of the 10th inst.
People were aroused from their
peaceful slumber about 1890 by the
warning and protracted whistle of
the steamer Waimanalo which was
about to leave port, and on hasten
ing down to the wharf found the YES
sci in danger of swinging on to the
coral reef. There was an unusually
high surf running at the time, which
may have caused the line to break,
though the mate Of the j. ID. Spreck-
els, who had been on deck all night,
contends that the Waimanalo, in at
tempting to put to sea, ran foul of
the hawser and sawed it through. A
new hawser was, however, soon run
out to the mooring and the vessel
riding safe,
Times are very dull and local mer
chants complaining bitterly of the IN
tinitessimal profits on sales; conse-
quently they are indignant with the
Maui correspondent of the Adver-
tiser for declaring that ground har-
ley is twice as high as corn at $50 a
ton, when barley is in reality selling
at from SIG to $27 a ton. They
ought to furnish the hapless cores
pendent with regular quotations,
which would doubtless insure more
correct market reports on his part.