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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27
iEnfermedades secretasS
CWr0cadm de "a qnanotencan

UWT0c9O11 0e Ia an2DOtenc9O
SBandeni@s sBandan1ne
Energ1Go remedlo pgamente vegetal elixir vigorzante
del doctor JRodguez Castro Curac0n infalibe de Ia i'm
potenca, espenatorr6a, debidad nervosa etc etc Re
sutado absolutos obtenidos en- los hospit
les de Nueva-Yorlk y en- esta Isla.
E11re1ka2 E21zrekas
Curacion de las Intermediates secreas nyeccto
antigonoeicas del doctor j. Rodriguez Castro Cura
menos tempo que ninguna otraPecios Bandenia $5
nyeccion, $5ODepositos; Ponce los fabricantes Arri
Maria Banc9 Mayagdez o sTes H G. J. Monagas Co. don
r. Rivera; Aguadia, don Francisco Elvira en- todos
pueblos la IsaConsutas para Ia Isa Sc daran
tensaente por para clase Intermediates a
que enyie dos pesos seos de anqueo doctor j. Ro-
driguez Castro-Po -Ponce.-Reserva absolute.
Ell vino de mesa superior por excelencia que
9 Gale del Presido, frente al paseo de Ia Princess
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Dfcennos de Naguabo que la epidemia ?77o'a1
del c6lera en- 1855 empez6 por una nina el lunes
santo; pero la verdadera principle en- una haclen
da causando la muerte de varios esclavos. I'll co
lera fu6 importado de Venezuela en- unos SacoS
40 cacao Que entraron de contrabando via Sar
Thomas Los que descargaron en- la costa, pa
"a levarlo una hacienda ese cacao, fueron Las
nrimeras victimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

De San Sebastian (Pepino) nos escriben que
ALI NADIA absolutamente Sc hace para preyenlr al
pueblo del terrible azote 81 llegara presentarse
Hasta el 81 del corriente, n1nguna med1da SAM
tara So babfa tornado por la alcaldia. En- el pa
t;o r,4i de Ia Casa-Escuela, Enfermerla Estaci6n
de de Telsgrafos hay un foco de infection, capa7 de
nroducir todas las intermediates habidas por
haber.
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Nscrihen de Vega-bala:

Eel viernes % del que cursa celebr6 reunion
el comercio de esta villa en- la Casaayuntamlento'
con Ell laudable fin de aumar sus estuerzos al oe
el Centro de Detallstas de esta Capital, recaoaf
con 81 la Suppression detinitlva de las ceSe0res ID
rifas All efecto fueron nombrados para repre-
sentar % al comerclo en- dicho Centro, los senores
don Jose Lomba, don Jose NJ Portela don Juan
Forteza."
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ne nuestro correspOnsaI de ArecIDo:

"Apesar de haber dispuesto la juntaa de sa
nidad que no Sc arrojen aguas sucias por los bal
cones Y ventanas, (costumbre aqu{ muy anela)
hay vecinos que por que viven en- alto no les
preocupa la salud de los que en- los 6alos estan
ST contindan infring1endo los reglamentos, Pu9n
care sus nombres en- letras blen granoes -Da
horror yer la basura que SO SAGA de las pulpeElaS
" casas part1culares. Cada chivo !...."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Segun hemos dido deeir para e1 domingo q
del pr6xlmo mes de Octubre Sc prepara un gran
bale de mascaras en- nuestro coliseo. En- esta
semana Sc repartiran las invitaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Ha sido muy sentida en- Arecibo la muerte
da don Francisco Gomez Urbiztondo. Era un
oS oSelente sUb amigo un oaroso padre de familia
fuS fundadar y enthusiastic jefe del benemerlto ito
cuerpo de Bomberos. Para su entierro, que ma IA
debido tener lugar aver tarde, han invitado ell
alcalde ell 90 Jefe y ofciales del referldo cuer-
no de Bomberos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Dicen de Vega-baja a. estan celebrandose all1
con gran pompa las novenas del Rosario. Ano
che ha debido dar su dltlma function en- aque
pueblo la Compah1a Real 1taliana de los sehores
Prandi Rios
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Acompanando un billete de seis pesos, hemoS M
recibido una carta an6nima que dice asl: Mo
qoqdez 2S de Setisne6re.--Ma 660fo " eSe q"eTso0'
rfcr;6dieo favorito.- o.-*S*'- -Agradecemos la aten
ci6n v sentimos no adiv1nar quien sea ell amigo
que asf nos favorece.
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CORRESPONDENCI-A

Don S. M Arecibo. Ell paquete de aver
fue remitido puntuaimente LIE aseguro que 10
que pasa en- Correos es para wolverine loco.
Don H. G. Aibonito. Recibida su grata y
le estimo continue prestandome sus buenos SER
vicios. Mil gracias
Don N. S. Barranquitas. Enterado de su
estimada del "a, traspaso los l.6O al amigo L. v.
Don f. A. Ponce. Muy agradecido de los
interesantes datos que me comunica en- su aten-
ia del "a
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La nueva sociedad de hterotos de Barranqui
tas ha acordado dar premios las mejores com
posiclones iterarias sobre el amcahfcobze hecho
ocur lido Ell diez y siete de Agosto y sus conse-
cuencias. Y en- efecto, ha adjudicado ell primer
premio, como quien dice Ell prenaGo gordo los dos
escrabdores autores de los artculos/ /kil6metricos
que han vIsto la luz en- distlntos peri6dicos de Ia
Isla. ell acc6sit, sea La apro1inaacl6a al pla-
giario que copi6 ell telegrama publicado en- el MI
nero 642 de LA CORRESPONDENCE, ademas le
concedi6 derecho al premaSo que pueda darle el
autor de dicho verso, por Ia reproduction sin su
consentim1ento contra ell derecho de propiedad
literaria
AdemAs llamo la atenci6n 4 los tribunales
de jus icia que corresponds Barranquitas, sobre
la alusi6n de un fallo one en- verso pubca la
misma CORRESPONDENCE ndmero 642 contra ell
senior Cura; pues aunque hay causas ub-judice
de las que me abstengo de hablar, no hay ningu
fallada como anticipa Ell comunicante.-Macaua
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VARIEDADES

Los cigarros y cigarrilos Partogds de la Ha-
bana que importan los senores Cerecedo HERNIA,
nos y c." son los mejores que Sc consumer en- el
pals.
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Del de Julio al de Agosto de 1902 nuOo
en- Guayama 2.545 atacados del colera oe el0S
falacieron 828
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Solic1te Vd. los preparados Bolsd"'scos al
GuayocoI para curar las afecclones del PeGn0' @ ell
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COMUNICADOS
,ARAJO LA CALUMNIA /

En- 81 comunicado suscrito por Juan Nome
AZ asta localidad Sc insertan tantas especles ca
lumniosas, que no existe NADIA de verdad en- cuan-
TO nara
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

En- GuayanilIa hubo 257o lnvadldos oel co,
1ar. desde el 27 de Septiembre al IA de Octubre
G8 dias) de 1856, de los cuales murieron $40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

la lie a 3 tarde,
E5Y-CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.--El Jarabe Calmante
de sonora Wnslow ebera sempre cuando los nj
nos padecen la dentcion Propociona ayio Immediate
al pequeno pacente produce sueno tranqulo natural
alvando todo door amanece angeto risueno feliz
Es agradable al paadar Ally al pequenuelo aban
encas calna todo door regularZa los intestnos
mejor remedo conocdo para la darea ocasonada por
la dentici6n otra causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Procedente de Halifax ha entrado al puerto
de Ponce la goleta inglesa Geraldine con carg" de
salazones V maderas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

viamog aver 4 Arecibo, no lego su destlno
Tampoco ell de Cangrejos q. fu6 parar Caguas
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Secci0n de Auuncios
Venta de muebles

Sc Eenden: ses siones, sofa doce sillas mesa
conner, sebot ampara, tinajero pedra
tnaa, guarda-comda dos de hierro, mesta
de noche de centro, etc. todo buen estado
Informaran cale Infanta Lusa nmero Marina Fabr
ca de escobas baules 81
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Aver ha debido empezar publlcarse Ell
Ponce un nuevo peri6dico que Sc tltu1a Sa0omey
nra Sc repartira gratis.
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100000

BlLLETES DE MADRID de la Loterfa de
Navidad que Sc celebrara 81 dia % de Diciembre,
los venden muy baratos, F. Font g HernsonO.-
Tanca 6, Esquina la de la Fortaleza. (Dbre' % J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Chocolate Mennier legftlmo, vino de la
acreditada marca Tore 1ogloda y BOdegG Cal
der6n, Sardinas especiales en- escabeche, chufas
de Valencia etc. etc. acaban de recibir TODD su-
perior los senores Cerecedo Hermanos Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Dicen que los alcoholics amflico, met?tico etc.
etc. han de acabar con la humanidad; la 1nica
bebida que no tiene alcohol industrial es el sin
rival cognac J1nenes Lamothe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27
Aparatos de ginnasia

lSenc5los, ezegamtes, dtszes, borotos.
Estan fabricados bajo un plan perfectamente
cientffco combinados para Ell desarrollo de las
damas, caballeros ninos. Ocupan muy POGO
lugar en- la casa Los ejercicios g6mmdstacos ga
rantison la salad I-Dirigirse la ferreterfa "LA
GRAN CANARIA," Gale de la Cruz mime
70 l /, Puerto-Rico 81
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Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDEooIA.

Fran las siete y cuarto de la noche del del
corriente, cuando partimos de Bayam6n para Ell
Dorado tocar en- un bale; dicho bale fuG ha-
blado por ell senior Lorenzo Salgado (a) ChGv5to y
al llegar nosotros q dicho pueblo fuimos sorpren-
didos con la noticia de que hab1a muerto una Sc
nora muy aprecada en- ell pueblo, raz6n por el cuaI
Ell bale fu6 tranferido para el Is del m1smo Lie
gamos las diez cuarto al Dorado, y6 como
caballero, no qu1se exijir Ell pago de la mitad del
bale sino ell fete de los caballos, cuya cantidad
se-oblig6 pagar Salgado, mas el IA estuve en- di-
cho pueblo liable con ely no quiere sat1sfacer di,
cha cuenta. Suplico Vd. Sc sirva hacer pdb.ica
la noticia para probar que Salgado no qulere pa
gar 10 que debe, que mand6 hablar dos pro
fesores la Capital para ell proyectado bale del
25.-Bayam6n, 26 de Septiembae de l892-Am-
tonic H. Costoso.
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RAEDRW DAT Salon de Bar6ersa P.rtannerta
EHOalAN DA AlDE PEDRO URBIZTONDO
Sam Francisco I'D
szEg- Sc complace atiende los parroquianOs Linn
pieza, Prontitud, Esmero y Eleganca.
En- acreditado salon, refOTmado recentemente,
admten abonados por meses, hay sempre surdo ge
neral de jabones cosmeco aguas de ocador Acetes po
madas, polvos tOda clase de perfumeria extra fna
~ Amabidad con los marchantes con ell pubco en-
general
Solcite Vd. de su boticario la Loci6m Anti
herp6tsco del doctor Montes Diaz de la Habana.
Este preparado puede usarse tambien con tric6-
fero por que extirpa toda clase de caspa.
En- la galerfa Fotografca de don Felciano
Alfonso, San Fracisco AZ, hay retratos de SIS. MN.
Alfonso XIII y la Reina Regente propios pa
ra Ayuntamientos, Juzgados, Escuelas y demas
dependencies del Estado, al fnfmo precio de c~G-
tro pesos.
Las botellas del acreditado AIcohozaao GateU
vendidas este aho alcanzan al triple de las ven
didas ell alo pasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Dicen de Mayaguez que ha suo'do an e1
traordinariamente el preclo de los arSlco10S Ut
nrimera nceesidad.
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No hay sellos de correos para el expendlo
,hblico an el pueblo de Barranquitas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Dicen de Bayamon que unos cuantos DESC
cnnados Sc reunen con mucha- frecuencia jugar
an i puente de hero, pr6ximo aquella pobla-
ei6n
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Rocortamos de La Dem ocrocGG:

RecOrtaTnOs de la DeUt0CTNCEW:
"Al vapor CoZomio, procedente de Hambur,
on oue SO halIaba en- San-Thomas, y SO dirlg1a a
egta isla con cargamento de mercancias, SO lie te-
;egrai6 dici6ndole que no viniese, pues no Sc le
pernitiria entrar. Parece que dicho Vapor Sc dl'
rigirA Venezuela para dejar alll la carga' oe
nc nernoitlrsele, regresara con ella Hamburgo y
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"Una sonora residente esta Ciudad' AGA,
ha de recibir una carta fechada en- Curazao el
13 del corriente en- la que e participant que el CO
lera esta en- Jamaica. dos qulera que no st
con6rme tan desagradable notlcia i
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pWUA4OU 0AA . Pe~-
De Barranouitas nos escriben que han sido
dotenidos y puestos disposition del Juzgado,
tres ind1viduos, por supon6rsees autores de haber
arroado un COCO al alcade, el II de Agosto pro1l-
mo nasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Ell LnparciaE de Mayagiez en- su ed1clon de-
u del corriente, publica ell siguiente Ultima
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-27

Ell restaurant de mas fama que exlste Ell
esta Capital es La Catalama, calle de San Fran
cisco, n1mero Sc.
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NeW advertisements.
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands.

IN THE MATTER OF T. AON (Ch J,
4 OF Wailuku, Maui, voluntary bankrupt.
Creditors of the said bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove their
debts before such Justice of the Supreme
Court as shall be sitting at Chambers at
Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, on MONDAY,
the 18th day of JAN, 1892, between the
hours of 10o'clocki III the forenoon and noon
of the said day, and elect one or more as
signees of the said bankrUpt's estate.
By the Court.
HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
Honolulu, Jan. s. 1892. 2964-6t
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.

A decision was filed yesterday by
Chancellor Judd in the case of Ka-
ahanui and Antoine Lopez VS.. Mar
garet Soy Yong ct al. This was
bill for specific performance of
contract. The parties were heirs of
one Henry Gordon, who died intes
tate in 1879. Pending the admins
tration of the estate the plaintiff Ka-
ahanni Lopez, with the other heirs,
now defendants, signed power Of
attorney to A. j. Cartwright. A son,
Eli Gordon, gave power Of attor-
ney to W. r. Castle. Acting under
his power of attorney, Mr.. Cart
wright signed an agreement by
which the estate was divided be-
tween the widow and the heirs,
the heirs quit claiming to the widow
their interest in piece of land at
Lahaina, Maui. Specific perform
ance of this contract Is now sought
by bill in equity. The case turns on
the question whether under this
power Of attorney the attorney in
fact would have authority to sell
and convey the interest of the heirs
In the real estate of their ancestor.
The Court held that the language
used in the power, ''to make such ar
rangements and settlements IN re-
gard to the estate as he shall deem
best for their interest,"" does not
confer upon the attorney the power
to bind the heirs by an agreement
that the widow should have the La
haina land in fee" The language
used does not authorize the convey
ance Of real estate Formal letters
of attorney are subjected to a strict
construction, and are never inter
preted to authorize acts not obvious
" within the scope Of the particular
matter to which they refer.
The bill is accordingly dismissed.
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A LITERARY TREAT.

Yesterday forenoon Mrs. Florence
Williams gave the first of series o.
six lectures, at the residence OF Mrs
Dole OH Emma street, whose de
lghtful artistic drawing rooms were
thrown open for this purpose. Hel
Majesty the Queen honored the
occasion with her presence, and was
accompanied by Mrs. J. .. Garter
and Mrs. Wilson.
Those who heard Mrs. Williams
on her previous visits needed no
other incentive to listen to her again
than the pleasant memory which has
haunted them for years, and the
consequence was that the parlors
were filled with large and appre-
ciative audience, some being com
PEELED to find seats on the veranda,
the number in attendance being
over eighty.
The subject of the first lecture
was Madame Guyon, d name which
has become renowned In female bio
graphy, and around which has gath
cred halo of glory, which has al
most made a saint of her. 1t IS i'm
possible to give even faint idea of
the charm and force of Mrs. W. as
lecturer, especially with such a sub
ject for her theme. Without at
tempting to describe her life and
writings she confined her remarks
to describing Madame G.. as typi-
cal mystic,-one who learns from
within, whose ideas of God, for in
stance, are evolved from the inner
consciousness, not from forms of the
church. 1t was this view of the
character of Madame Guyon, which
she sought TO draw attention to,
and impress on her hearers.
Madame G. was born about the
middle of the seventeenth century of
wealthy and well-connected family,
and was possessed of remarkable
beauty and personal charms. She
married in the same station of life,
and was surrounded with all that
makes life brilliant and glittering.
After her husbands death, sue de-
voted herself to charitable works,
and became quite conspicuous, be-
loved of rich and poor, high and low.
Among the books which she pub
lished was one on prayer, which
offended the Church, and as a result
she was cast into the Bastile. After
many years she was released from
prison and banished to DiZier, where
she resumed her former charitable
works and life.
Those who can attend and listen
to this refined and cultured lecturer,
will, at trifing cost, reap advant-
ages which may last a lifetime. Such
occur here very rarely
The topic for the second lecture is
Madame de Stael, another of the
historic celebrities of France.
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ROGER BACON

Has the credit of conceiving the idea
that Eyeglasses would remedy defects
in the vision, but it was Monk who
brought the idea into practical use.
From that age to the present day
several centuries have passed, and i'm
provements in Eyeglasses have been
in progress.
The result is, Eyeglasses and Spec
tacIes are more in use and favor than
ever before.
People of this generation no longer
entertain the idea that Eyeglasses are
worn for effect. Everyone admits that
their use is a necessity in many cases.
If you need Glasses or Spectacles for
distant vision, or for reading, it is very
easy to obtain them. HoBRoN, NEW
MAN & Co, Druggists, have just received
a New Stock, which embraces Eye
Glasses, Spectacles, Smoked Glasses,
ETC., etc.
1920 I4O1
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Delegates Elected.

Three companies of the Honolulu
Fire Department held regular meet
ings yesterday evening that were
we'll attended. After routine bust
ness was transacted, the election of
a delegate to the Board of Repre-
septatives of the Honolulu Fire De-
partment for 1892 was in order.
No. l Engine Company had a good
attendance, and selected Hon. L. h.
Lucas to act as their representative.
Tommy. in a few well-chosen words,
thanked the members for the honor,
and promised to look out for the
interest of No. 1. After the meeting
adjourned, barrel was produced,
much to the Joy of Bill Williams, the
lighthouse fend. The latter caused
no end of merriment by his quaint
remarks.
Mechanic Engine No. 2 unani-
mouglv reelected Henry Smith as
their delegate. Mr.. Smith is the
presept secretary of the Board of
Representatives and is one Of the
most popular men in the Honolulu
Fire Department.
Protective Hook and Ladder Co.
elected Daniel Logan to look after
their affairs. While Mr.. Logan 10 a
we'll known newspaper man, he IS no
less an enthusiastic fireman, always
taking a deep interest in its affairs.
Mr.. Lucas, Mr.. Smith, and Mr..
Logan are all good and tried men,
40 their respective companies can
look for good and faithful work dur
ing their incumbency.
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" Honolulu Slept.

Mr.. EDIToR-SIR The following
sentence opens the account of the
burning OF the John 2. West, pub
lished in the ADVERTISER OF this
morning, Wis.
CAT daylight yesterday morning
a telephone communication from
Diamond Head imported the infor,
nation that a vessel was on fire off
the island of Molokai."
On the receipt Of this alarming
Intelligence, what was done in
Honolulu
Why, of course, steam was i'm
mediately got up in the EIeu, one
OF the island steamers gave her
valuable services, and, in company,
they rushed to the rescue Of the
unfortunate vessel and her crew.
If they did not arrive in time to
aid in extinguishing the flames
which enveloped the vessel, their
humane efforts were, at all events,
happily rewarded by being able to
save the lives of the members of her
crew.
Not at all Honolulu slept, and
left the burning ship and her com
pany to look after themselves, and
not until $3.50 o'clock, when the
captain of the Inflated vessel and
his crew arrived safely on shore
was anything done for them.
1t would be interesting to know
who IS responsible for such gross
negligence to render assistance to
a ship in distress.
A Man IN THE STREET.
Honolulu, Jan. 6.
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Ball Programmes.

At the GAZETTE Job Office can be
found those neat, new styles of Ball
Programmes which have been so
much admired-the latest importa-
tions. Call and see them. 2953-1m.
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IF you don't take the Advertiser
yoR don't get the news!
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China Engine Company No. S.
At meeting held last evening,
the following officers were elected
Foreman, Chang Kim Assistant
Foreman, Ho Mau Second Assist
ant, Sock Yee; Secretary, Lau
Chong Delegate, Ho Fan Treas
urer, G.. Awana. All re elected ex-
cept Awana.
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HuntSuan A gain.

Mr.. EDITOR: When Mr.. Hunts
man was giving US his history, and
his wonderful performance in Los
Angeles, California, and his eigh-
teen branch State certificate of
Nevada, he failed to make it COM
plete by also telling us of his phe-
nomenal performance in Hilo, in
April, 1889, where he succeeded in
making a grade of 81, in the prim-
ary examination. (S9e DAILY AID
vERTIsER of June Is, 1882. All
teachers that saw that list of ques-
tions acknowledge that it was the
easiest set they ever passed under,
though the grading as it should
have been, was rigid and close.
Had Mr.. Huntsman forgotten
that he ever took thaG examina-
ton, or does distance lend enchant-
ment to imaginary grades and GER
tificates? The teachers assembled
in Hilo on that occasion, were not
only from all parts of the United
States, but from at least three
countries of Europe and from Aus
tralia, and hence greater honor for
Mr.. Huntsman-to "say nothing
but saw wood"
A PARTICIPANT.
Hawaii, January, 1892.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-07
NOTICE.

AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
n the United Chinese Society held on the
1st inst, the following were declared duly
elected as officers of the Corporation for