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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-13
FOR SALE or LEASE
TO LET

Eta a THoSE Very Desirable and
~ Il Convenient Premises
1880 situate in King street, this
city, lately occupied by the undersigned
as private residence, comprising a
Dwelling House of rooms, dining
room and kitchen; also stable, carriage
house and outhouses. For particulars
inquire on the premises.
3l2 If JOHN +. BOWLER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-13

For MOuldings, Frames,
Pastels, ArtOtypes, Photo
gravures, Etchings and
everything in the line of
pictures, go to King Bros,
Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-13

When you want a Portrait
Enlarged call on King Bros,
get their price list and see
samples. They can't be beat.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-13
PAINTER!
Joe Dillon the Barber

rs now doing business on his own ac-
l. count at 81 King street, where he
will be pleased to serve al n
friends and as many ne"
call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
TO BE ENTERTAIyED BY KNIGHTS TEMPIAR

The Council officer, and Sir Knights OF Palestine
Comm nd rs Of King Is Templar. noted f)r thi N1-
eial hospitality and cOurtly skill In entertaining
their friends at their receptions, have almost com
pleted the ARRANGEMENTS for their annual reception
and ball on January 10. First will come the exhibit
ton dnll at o 80 o'clock including the various
Tempar formations, followed by dress parade in
spectiOn and review by the cOmmandery. Eminent
Commander Laurie will lead the grand march. Past
Eminent Commander Emerson is chairman OF the
executive committee and Sir Knight =. A. j. Russell
IS chairman Il the press committee.
The Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine OF Mecca Tenn
pie, popularity known among Free Masons as the
shrneTs" the Arabs will have a reception and
carnival NJ Madison square Garden on January Dc
1t Is promised that the affair shall he first cass In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
FLAMES ~ 4 WAREHO USE.

THE BUILDING BELONGED TO THE TRINITY
CHURCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SMALL.
The upper stories Of the Empire Storage warehouse
NJ Nos :ss 800 and 303 IIudson-st were burned out
early y sterday morning. and the lower part OF e"e
building was flooded with water. Three alarms called
the nremen to the building after n. tie first
call being sent by a policeman who SAW smoke Issuing
from the windows the roof. The hve-story
structure has a frontage al'o In Houston-st. IL DE-
longs to the Trinity Church corporation. On tue
around floor are the stores Of George W. Straight,
william Sauls John {. Carpenter and James Skely.
Tho other four floors were let to Reilly. Skehy d
Fogarty for the storage Of household furniture.
TIE lower ston saved from burning. but
woie soaked thoroughly before the fire was under
cont OIL There were many separate owners OF the
d,stroyed or dlmqGei furniture. but most OF them
were aid to have Insurance Their combined losses
Probably exceeded 10000. Aside from the loss OF
business tie storage firm did not lose much. Damage
hy I'm the stores on the ground moor announcer
o. about So 900, d TIE damage 10 the building Was
nearly $1,000 The OF the fire was not kho"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

their previous holiday exhibitions Inc pest piA'e "
start on n tour Of this great bazar IS from Ilo
Thirtenth-st entrances. On tire irst moor are shh'
and dress goods, patterns, linens ana VeiVe's. III
Tho second floor Of the new building are stationery
and holiday bOoks-the assortment douoV do laie'
as last year The third floor new building, contains
the star sewing machines and upholstery. In ule
fourth floor new building. IS the arr room' contain"
ing an extensive line Of brica-brac, marble status
vases clocks, musical boxes.
from the third nOor Of the new building coVered
bridge leads to the third floor OF the main budii'5
where is perhaps the most comprehensive stock Of
TOYS games and holiday gifts suitable to children 10
n, found in the city ut prices most reasonable Inc
harness department on this floor exhibits fine nne
Of handsome driving and riding whips Hgh-erade
diamonds at prices 30 per cent lower tlan eIsewers
* the latest novelty at Mays. In the cloak ana
fur de; arment the entire line Is being closed out NJ
sweeping reductions. tiuhl anu SMas"aIc arc ~
tracing the interested attention OF shoppers.
Al The umbrella counter, Iourteenthst. entrance, a
speciality made OF grade umbrellas ior men anu
Woneu and Of mems canes. ,,.,
I, summarize Mays in sentence Is lmpOssDlc
but IL Is the whole truth to say tliat It's stock Is
Universal and can meet the wants OF every christmas
buyer at Il handsome saving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
PROFESSOR SMITHS FUTURE COURSE.

Cincinnati. Dec 17.-What will become Of the Rev
Henry Preserved Smith. who has Just been suspended
from the ministry by the Cincinnati Prcshytery IS "A
question often asked Professor smith himself doe,
not yet know, but his position Is this: In the first
place. he Will appeal to the synod Of Ohio and II
necessary. 10 the General Assembly. The first Of
these bodies meets here In October. 1s03 and II II
should dispose OF his case Immediately and appeal
10 the General Assembly become necessary he could
not get before that body until May 1894. Meantime
he clnims the right To be "A Presbyterian I'm good
standing and the board Of trustees Of Lane Seminary
have Indicated that they Will retain him at that place.
He stated In his argument during the trial that he
loved the Presbyterian Church. and that he was not
In favor OF further division since the trial he hu,
,ald that he would continue to claim To be- Prrsby.
terrain until his church ruled him out. and then he
would entertain propositions from other churches.
From the facts above given II will appear that he is
not ready yet TO 80 into another church, and cannot
until loy4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
Tile PRINT CLOTH Market.

Fall River Mass. Dec. II (Special.-The last week
has been normal In the prlnt-cloth market and
prices remain unchanged. There Is no demand for
COASTS but advance sales OF 64x6is are so great that
dealers are holding firm AT Ii6. The printers at
tempted 10 bear the market by Offering 10000 pieces
spots at cents. but this lad no effect upon tho
market which remains steady and firm. The follow
ing IS the weekly statement: Production, 10000
pieces deliveries 100 900 pieces, stock 5000 pieces
sales. - 900 pcccS-odds $1,000 pieces and 64Xois
$4,000 pieces spots 100000 pieces; futures. $4,000
pieces Sales for future delivery In December, Ia
600 pieces: January. 10000; February 10000;
March 900: April. $4,000: May. $4,000; June,
"A 600 July 1000: August. 5000, september, 5000
The market is hrT, al LIS cents for o4No4s; no
quotations upon GONj6S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
THE CITY M STILL H1JE 4 SPEEDWAY
MAYOR GRANT 1xrlMArrs THAT HE WILL AN

MAYOR GRANT INTlMATES THAT HE WILL AN
NOUNCE PLAN FOR ONE THIS WEEK.
positive statement In "The Rider and Dive
published yesterday, represented Mayor Grant "a am
billions to lay out grand boulevard and driveway, for
which he was said 10 hav" perfected plans. II va,
said that H. believed that the plan would be- approved
by all ainterested In the improvement II tie city.
The scheme said 10 be Of magnificent proportions
II might be submitted to the Board OF Estimate this
week while II was at work upon the final estimates
for 1893. "Although the Mayor goes out Of Office
on January L. says the Rider and Driver "hc
has set his heart leaving behind him monument
III the form Of a driveway which Will live for
time"
MAYOR Grant asked yesterday whether there was
any foundation for the statements, but he declined
to say anything for publication the subject further
than to Intimate that he would have communication
to make about 1t tbs week. This was taken to mca
that he would lay his plans before the Boari OF Es
mate The Mayor deeply Interested In the scheme
Of year for taking broad strip OF the west sid
of Central Park for great speedway, but the public
rose up In arms, and the Legi laturc comp III d
TO repeal the act. II was said aiterwafd that River
side Park would DE laid out as "A speedway. Whether
the Mayors present plan is n revival Of the River
side proposition, whether ne has other slte in
view, remains 10 be- seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
HIS LIFE NOT ALL GALL AND WORMWOOD.
THE HEALTH OFFICER or THE PORT HAS ONE
RIFT or CONSOLATION At LEAST.

THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE FORT HAS ONE
BIT OF CONSOLATION AT LEAST
Every cloud has a silver nnins. even the eh'
ceptonay black and gloomy curtain Of woe which has
settled over the bright life Of the Health officer Of the
Port Dr. ". r. jenkins. Since tLe unicchng and I'M
Kind way in which he has been condemned by every
body sorrow has reigned in hi, halls and h. iound
10 comfort anywhere. he has been seen daily sitt'ue
sd and Sill on the shorc ut Quarantine. and com
muning with the equally sad waves on the IN
gratitude OF man and IN" sharpness Of the serp mt 8
tooth Not even the encouragement OF his Prim"
Minister sullivan the High Keeper Of the Quarantine
Germ Powder squirt could alay the doctors palm a.
the injrstce Of tie world with him al Quarantine
entered The consumption OF spaghetti in the Casa
Blanca fen of and only the consumption Of the
Chant. which Is nd In the gIass and sungcih Ike
an adder. remained norm.il.
But yesterday there came the silver lining before
mentioned II came I'm tho shape OF a handsomely
enerosse set Of resolutions suitably framed and signed
ly Law aon Sanford tho secretary Of the North Atlantic
Steam Trarc, the Continental, and the Mediterranean
Conferences. The resolutions bad been adopted at n
meeting OF the conferences at No. 10 Broadway on
October Il, 1902. and they commended the Health
Officer and his staff for thet energy and devotion to
duy during the cholera invasion, and declared that
the work was conducted with eiew 10 the least
possible interference with tho business Interests and
irav, and 10 as not 10 OhSruct inlurc CONNIE
and that the different shipping interests had been
treated with impartial fairness.
AZ last accounts from Quarantine Or. Jenkins was
much moro cheerful than b" had been and had begun
to think that life was worth living after all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
THE cHEIsrMAsGIvERs TASK MADE EASY.

II Is not wholly true that there is nothing in
name. once associate an idea with word or com
bnation Of words and 1t will be presented to the mind
every time the word or words spoken. X. H.
Macy q Co. have gone this plan In making Their
trade marx symbolical Of enterprise which involve
the three main reasons Of In the retail trade
viz, new goods Of the best quality, low prices and
great stock. Thee facts are Instantly brought To
mind whenever the rays Of the red star catch IN
eye whenever the name Of Il. II. Macy a Co.
seen.
At all times Mays Is leader. The new building
which has given Il. II. Macy & Co. 1900 feet o.
additional floor space, has enabled the firm TO add
g'eaay to Its stocs, and this year 1t has display
TINT far SURPRISES In excellence and variety any OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
~ ACTIVE RIAL ESIATE MdBhhI'
PROPERTIES IN GOOD DEMAND AND BROKERS
WE'LL PLEASED.

ppopFpT.FS IN GOOD DEMAND AND bhohN''
WE'LL PLEASED.
Tho report, from the real estate market ior
rook show increased activity, and there Is P''"
2, Gin better times. Buyers are pieh~iu' ioi GA
,irds y, properv Real estate men In general spea"
it creot confidence OF the future tone OF the h'ai
ket. ,-,,.,h- =
r,cob u Butler has bought from lihiouS ~
Eastman the southwest corner OF BroadWF anu
rbirtyaat-st for $4,000. The plot IS ioo'io
x1oo sx12G5xo1.4. Mr.. Eastman purchased II
at a supreme Court partition sale IN March, io.i
for s5Oq 600 IT is said that ii ten-stIry ouloi"s
is TO be erected on the site .s
Another ten story office bui ding Is 10 De ereo'ou
nv Leo scbleInger and W. s. Hess at the hor'h"c''
corner OF Broadway and Fourth-st, which theS nav.
purchased for S26OOOO. The plot Is nineteen lec'
in broadway and 100 feet In FouTthst., win pio'
ir rho raor 60 81 THE Record and GUIDE re-
norris that the Hamersey estate has sold to simon H.
Stern the four story brOwnstOne house. 40 90
Fiftbave for $4,000. 1t is TO be altered ior ousl
moss nprpcSe, The Rev. DR.. Alexander Machay
smith has sold IN Ascher Wenst in and Sender Jorm'
lowsLy the five story aparmenthousc at the sou'h
eost corner Of Fiithave and Forty sixtn-st. EDWARD
KiIpatricx has bought for Improvement the pio'
100 1908 at the northeast corner Oh SiA'S e'e' "
and Columbus-avc for $1,000.
The ccnveyances OF the week numbered 2oo' ana
involved s4422. s32, as against 251. involving
81 42O 655 I'm the corresponding week OF last year:
The number of mortgages was .2o, ana me au ot
Involved -Nas &3.lO5.oj9. In the Corresponding
week OF 1901 the number was 200 ana ti,e amo" "a
Inv Owed was 80 SO5, 354. Forty-two buildings AZ
an estimated cost Of $i6l,795 were prptctd HiAS
nine buildings were projected at an estimated cost oi
81 GOO 765 in the CORES ponding week OF 1ovl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
CRITJCI,IyG HE DEED OF GIFT

London. Dec IL" The Field today makes scant
reference to the acceptance by the New-loIk Yacht
Club of the challenge Of Lord Dunriven for race
for the Americas Cup. All il has to on the sub
iect is that according the latest advices from New
York the challenge las been accepted. but that no
iptima,ion ri 10 whether the NewIoik Yacht
Club will undertake to modify tie conditions f the
new deed of gift, 1t was requested TO do III the
challenge.
Vanity FAIR" says that, though the challenge has
been accepted. there yet remains much dissatisfaction
among English and American ydchtsneii, when ma
tefially dimnisics interest in the rae. LORD DUN
raven il SAYS has merely evdded the ObroAiOis d ed
and has lOWhe lcpudatcd IT, a other English yachts
men have dec "a. eli 10 b. essential.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
Older or sOfOy OFFICERS Acquitted

Pttsburg Dec. 1.-THE jury in the cmbczzlement
and conspiracy cases against the eN-suprcmc officers
Of the order Of solon Mcssrs. Ball. Mundor and God
frey rendered verdict Of not guilty. but placed the
costs of prosecution cN-1reasurcr Godfrey. The
defendants pleased with the verdict. The prose
outOr, ". e. McKelvcy, snd:
This does not settle the case. We will now pro-
coed ciNly and try 10 recover the money believe
to be due the Order OF scion. | will also Godfrey
and MuudDri for lhel.'
MIR. Godfrey zen, and said he would bring
criminal charges against sA Of The order among them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
HIS FAILURE LED TO SrIcrDE.

Kingston, y. y, Dec. II Special James Teller
n popular business Of Saugeriics. took his life
yesterday afternoon. lie had been IN the hat and
Shoe business there for several years, but made
assignment about a week ago. lie found by
of bis lying dead In his store with "A bullet hole
In his head, late in the afternoon, the store being
closed. lie Is said 10 have worried greatly over
his financial cmiarrassments. he leaves a widow
and seven children. II" nfty-nne years old
and "A half brorhor of Myron Teller, OF the Romcr
and Trcmpcr Steamboat Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
ORIENTAL ART OBJECTS TO FEAST THE EYES ON

Tho stanch old establishment OF A. a. Nantihc "
20 NJ Nos. s77 and SO broadway, IS we'll known 10
the best households OF the city, and TO many III o"'
parts Of this State ard land. This house AWAY n'
an attractive appearance at all times. and especay
ID tho holiday season when the best families go 10
yantnes in search OF articles for Christmas presents
( notable attraction I'm one OF their WINDOWS i INC
he size representation OF the ola YEAR dra"'hs ''
attention Of a Young boy-typical of the New Year
10 the star OF Bethlehem. The idea was o1siha''u
bv ore Of the young artists attached TO Nantncs es
enlistment and Is finely carried out. In view OF
tho reputation the house has acquired in many years
ond of its undoubtcd merits the patronage when IL
enjoys Is not surprising.
4 novelty on the ground floor Is the Indian tea
DEPARTMENT This Is declared TO b" equal |" ANY
other I, be found I'm Ncw-Iogk. Here also Is SHOWN
excellent japanese rice candy. The display OF
lamps Clol,sonne enamel, and an endless variety Vi
uselul articles in white japanese metal i uh'luo
0re l. sinplv embarrassed in the choice OF pretty
filings 10 be found on this ground floor Of Nantlhe =
Ioponese white metal trays bonbonnicreS. toilet
articles carved ivory fine Clolsonne jewel cases aha
boxes Oriental fans bead pOriieres, lacquer boss
beautifully embossed. attract especial attention
There is a greater demand for Nanunes rlcH ntrS'
silks divan and sofa cushions. and six quilted gowns
and Jackets for women and men, on the hr'' bA'o"N
r,u 10 found great choice Of lacquer tea tables AMI
teak wood fables and cabinets. On the second DOR
IS an immense variety Of holiday gits such rs japanese
vases fine table porccHlns and hundreds OF japanese
novelties ON the second floor balcony j. an =.
"nrfonav fine display Of screens. with hand painted
ooucls and with sin emf roiicrcd on satin ground.
10 h.,,er collection can he found anywh"r" 81
I,rYno.c Turkish Persian and Indian rugs and car
peis than /, sIOwn bN tbs house. lhe "t'q"c r.
Of SILK and wool and beautiful curtains ana p"Tu,rN
with Turkish embroidery beautiful 70 look upon,
md so ar. the rirhl,h tahOurcts and coNor tables
4. yantne q co. will remain open evenings III 'h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
IN ARTICLE ON TARLE WITERS.

"The Ncw-York Medical Journal recently published
an interesting Item mineral waters. 1t seems that
tie lay public t. likely to cOnfound table waters with
medicinal waters. containing active chemical sub
stances which safely BE- included part OF the
odi daily dit The article that greater attcn
ton is being directed 30 dctctlc waters, more gen
orally called table waters which. II pure. are Of
great value rs fygcnlc agents, and II recommends
waters Ike ApolnariS which IS regarded the lead
ing dictcc table water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
THEirRE MANAGERS COMBINE

Long Branch. y. j.. Dec. II (speclAn.-The theatre
owners and managers Of this place. Asbury Plrl. Red
Bank and Frehoh met here last night and organized
the scasorc circuit for the booking Of theatrical and
other attractions. This arrangement, IL Is said. will
insure the engagement Of hrst-cass companies and
prevent the imposition 81 Inferior shows upon the
theairr going public Lorenzo H. Abbey, Of the As
bury Park Opera House. made general manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
LIEUTENANT HOWARD's WORK Ar yEW.HlvEy.

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 17.-Iicutcnant A. l..
Howard OF this city. who served with distinction
during the Ric rebellion aud was recently appoIntcd
special commissioner by the Canadian Government
TO inquire into the most approved methods for the
mannlacture Of arms and ammunition. has completed
his work and left here for Ottawa to-day. Llcuten-
ant Howard has become familiar with all the best
machines and devices used by the American mnnu-
facturers and has forwarded his Parliament
Lieutenant Towards work here is said TO be- the pre-
liminary step - the establishment "A large Gov
crnment cartridge factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
A STATEN ISLAND CHURCH BURNED.

Tho Calvary Presbyterian Church, ut Bement and
Castleton avcs West New Brighton. ;. l., was de-
stroyed by fire ut O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The fire IS thought to have been the work OF In
c.ndIories The church. which was OF wood, was
built Of 1872 There had been no fire In the Dnlid-
Ing since Wednesday night. The fire originated In
the cellar. The los Is estimated at $4,000, on
which there IS an Insurance OF -, 200. The Rev.
Theodore \. L"grt, pastor OF the church, sag 'na1
tbn concrccntion would worship to-day with the
Trinity Methodist congregation n West New Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
v0RE tTTacHyEyTs AGAINST LIPMIN : co.

MORE ATTlCHNEGIS iTAiNSi LIIMiN y "
veral London creditors OF npman & CO.. importers
q, iut. and burlaps AT no. - Leonard ST., and AZ
Dund e. Sc tllnd. have t"cgphd 10 their representa-
tvos In this city 10 take gal action to protect their
claims. Three attachments aggrcg eating @jo.JJO were
received hy the sheriff yesterday. making the total
amount Of the attachments thus far issued against the
firm here :19l,il4. The three attachments were In
favor Of Harvey. Brand 4 Co.. OF London, 9l9.3JO; ,
Firth. sands q co.. OF London. $500 and Henri
Pryor Powell 4 Co.. Of London. SASS The first
two attachments We're obtained on bills Of exchange
made last spring against shipments OF hurAps. Tn"
>hcriGs officers have been busy h'th day and night
sn.chlng for goods Of the firm The piers and in
bonded warehouse. Three creditors have obtained
orders from the to examine the ols " the firm
at so. ~ Leonard t. trace the goods which they
are .chins to attach.
DcpuN sheriff Young Yesterday received an attach
mcnt r,r sl.2oO against BENJAMIN Nictorschek. I'm
favor Il ;. W korn Co., clothing manufacturers Of
40. 629 Broadway, who alleged that NIotorschelI and
Herman >rigcwalt dciraudcd the firm out ~ ~ 800
by representing that they made larger quantities Of
clothing fr IL than they did actually MAKE The Arm
had both men arrested and Stsigrwali. they say,
iesed his guilt and made restitution to the amount Of
$500. The sheriff attached Nictorscheks tank ac-
count In the Citizens savings Bank. where S-s6 was
found . hi, credit
\ City Court Judgment for sg75 entered yes.
tcrtay against the First Presbyterian Church OF
fremont In favor OF Sarah Riordan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
THE BLOCKADE OF DAHoMEY RAISED.

Paris Dec. ia Ministerial Council was held to-
day at the Palace Of the Elysees. NJ. Burdeau. Min
lister OF Marine stated that customs service hid
been formed for the coast OF Dahomoy. AMI that the
blockade established there by the French at the time
of the beginning OF hostites against King Behanzin
had been raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
MURDERED IN a RUSSIAN RAILWAY TRAIN.

u; Petersburg. Dec. 11.-Whcn passenger tram on
the Vadi Cauci,sia Railway arrived at ROstov, the
carital of the government Of that name. two mcr
,bants named Junakow and Raitschewsch were found
murdered in a compartment Of first class carriage
The compartment bore signs of struggle. Inc heads
OF the victims battered in and blood covered
the seats and stood in pools on the floor. The mer
chants had evidently made determined fight for their
lives. Eighty thousand rOubles which they had III
their possession were missing showing that the object
OF the crime had been robbery. The conductor OF the
train has been arrested suspicion there Is no
evidence that any 9TH" person mad access TO the cont