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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-18
H9 NEW GOODS TO THE
PACIFIC HARDWARE Co., Id

Picture Mouldings. A new lot of
Mouldings of the latest patterns
direct from the factory ex "Mari-
posa." If you want a picture framed
in the latest style call on the under
signed.
The fact that the VACUUM OILS will
save more than their cost over any
other oils is an established fact. The
United States Navy have made this
the STANDARD. AS also some of
the largest manufactures of machin-
cry in England.
Reliable Goods at reasonable
prices at the
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.,
Fort STREET.
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1T HAS been the fashion to sup
pose that oranges would not grow
well in the city of Honolulu; yet
there are trees in the very heart of
the city, giving as fine a fruit as
any from the valleys. Why do
not people put in trees in their
yards and cultivate something
more useful than monkeypods?
This is question which Senator
Fair asked on his late visit to the
Islands.
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W HY
PAY
RENT?

If you own lot (clear)
[ will Build you a House at
any figure desired.
You do not have to belong
to a Building Association
when you can get money to
build on better terms than
they offer you.
$4,000 has been placed in
my hands by a local capt.
talist for investment.
I will furnish plans, speci-
fications, etc. for any design
of a home you may wish.
Regarding the payment of
the money Advanced, the
terms are most LIBERAL.
For further particulars
call at my office,
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EQ ~tutllullIp
Finance Department.
BUREAU OF CpsToMs,

SEALED TENDERS will be received
at the Office of the Collector General Of
Customs until MONDAY the 21st of
March. at 2 O'Clock noon, for the Print
ing and Binding of the Collectors Annual
Report for 1891
Specimens of the work to be done can
be seen at the Custom House.
The Collector OF Customs does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid.
A. S. CLEGHORN,
3023-4t Collector General.
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III tiiC llISI place we non
sell good merchandise We've
been selling to a half dozen
different plantation managers
for the past six months Engine
and Cylinder Oils of the Colo
RADIO brand. It's not a good oil
but they insist upon buying it
even though they pay S943.68
a barrel, and want more every
time they're out of oil. It's the
same with paint oils-every-
body knows that Hubbuck's
Oil-paled linseed-is about
the worst made, still we keep
on spending gold coin for it.
We consider it high at $15.25
a drum, but then painters who
advertise themselves as judges
persist in using it and what's
a business man going to do !?
You remember those agate
fish kettles we advertised six
months ago-when we told you
that they knocked spots out of
any other plan ever devised for
cooking fish, except the "Ti
leaf" process Well, people
actually believed that state
ment and came here and
bought and bought, until we
had to order more from the
East-Now they're after US
for more; we have them and
people want them perhaps
you do? In the States, every
body uses them and we refer
by permission to President
Harrison, James G. Blaine,
Bill Mckinley and the mayor
of Milpetas. And among the
Io47 customers of ours who
are now using them we point
with pride to Kamehameha
l. Sarah Jones, Barefooted
William and several other
more or less crowned heads.
They are said to be judges
we don't profess to be.
Talk about capitalists advan-
cling $4,000 with which to
build homes-why we are adj
vancing nails, paints screws,
bolts, hinges and almost every
thing else used in building at
higher prices than ever heard
of before. Talk about hard
times! Well sell you common
white paint at $22 a pound il
you want to buy it, but what's
the use-You'd rather pay
81 cents a pound for a better
article.
Then, there's the Duplex
Die Stock. We can't imagine
why it is that machinists and
blacksmiths insist upon using
the poorest die stock sold.
We've been looking for three
years past for die stocks that
will do poorer work but we
can't find one and we're going
to stop looking while people
who are Judges continue re-
commencing the Duplex.
Do you suppose anybody
believed us when we stated, a
few months ago, that we
had a churn in which butter
could be made in less than
four minutes !? We didn't
believe they would but they
did and bought all we had and
the constant demand for them
compelled us to buy more
we have only two left out Of
the last invoice. We won't
keep them long if people are
as gullible as they seem to
be.
"Hoa0 this a0oYld is giOem
to lying"
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The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE IL pages,
70 columns) is the only recognized
weekly newspaper published in the
Hawaiian Islands. Issued every
Tuesday morning by the Gazette
Publishing Co., at 40 Merchant ST.,
Honolulu.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, !
Honolulu, Feb. %, 1892.

All employees of the Government, and
other persons to whom moneys may be
due at the Hawaiian Treasury on or be-
fore the 31st of March, 1892, are request
ed to present vouchers Tor settlement on
or before that date, and all persons hav-
ing moneys on account of the Govern
ment are requested to make their returns
promptly, in order that there may be no
delay in closing the accounts for the
fiscal period ending March 31st, 1892.
F. S. PRATT,
Registrar of Public Accounts.
14l6 3004-1m
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THE CREDIT SYSTEM.

A movement is on foot to estab-
lish combination of all the mer-
camille houses of Honolulu, whole
sale and retail, or as many as will
come in, uuder the title of the
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The Lot has frontage of l52 5 feet on
King street 152 5 feet on Young street,
and is 293 8 teet deep.
The House is one of the Best Built,
Most Convenient and Handsomest Resi-
dences in the city, ard contains arge
Parlor. Bedrooms, Bath, Dningroom,
Pantry. Kitchen, etc. There are Large
Verandas on three sides of the House.
There is also Large Attic which can
readily be divided into rooms.
large Cottage at the rear contains
Servants Quarters, Laundry Bath, Sta
BILE and Carriage Room.
The Grounds are Planted with Fruit
Trees and Ornamental Shrubbery. The
Walks throughout are well-buiit, ensur-
ing comfort during wet weather.
This offers an unusual opportunity to
purchase the amdsumest and most CON
verient csidence in Honolulu.
E For FERNS OF SALE. and fur
ther particulars apply TO
il as. F. Morgan,
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The Best Canned Butter in the World
New Pack Just Received!
MaekereI, Tongues and Sounds,
and SALMON BELLIES,
A SPECIALITY!
s. FOSTER & CO., Sole Agents,
26 and % California St., SAN Francisco.
1886 1360-y
NOTICE,

THE UNDERSIGNED CIR
l. CUT Judge, Third Judicial Circuit, will
hold Court as follows:
At the Court House. Waiohinu, Kau, Saturday.
March Goth, 1892, at 10 A. NJ
At the Court House. Hookena. S. Kona April
LIST and 2nd, 1892 at 10 A NJ.
AT the Court Honse, Kailua, N. Kona, April
6, {. 8. 1902, at l0A N.
Al the Court House, n. Kohala April a. Is. l6
1922, at 10 A. NJ,
AT the Court House, Waimea, s. Kohala, April
i9. 1892, at 10 n.
AT the Cont House Honokaa Hauakua ApriI
%, %, 1892, at 10 A. NJ.
s. L, AUSTIN, Circuit Judge.
Hilo, Feb. IS. 1892 14f5o
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1urtlon 5alrs.
BY j. F. MORGAN.
SALE OF THE
Union Iron Works Property
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

By order Of a j. Cartwright, W. F.
Allen and W. o. Smith, Receivers Of the
Union Iron Works Company, and
Trustees, under TWO certain Deeds OF
Trust of said Company dated respective
~ the 29th day of Decem Der, a. d 1890,
and the 9Th day OF October, A. D. 1891,
and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds in
Honolulu. in Book 1872 on pages q to "a.
and in Book 131 on pages 332 to 337, L
will sell at Public Auction,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-18

Silk and Crepe for Ladies' Dress,
Handkerchiefs, Embroidered, Fans,
Very handsome Screens in Silk and
Satin,
Snowy Flower Pots and Vases.
Tea, Breakfast and Dessert sets with
fine artistic designs.
Umbrellas, Blinds,
Lacquered stands for corner and wal.
Ladies' and Gents made Dresses.
Toys, Straw, Bamboo and Palm Hats
and Helmets,
Bamboo Ware, Tea Tables.
Matches, Trays, Umbrella Stands, Walk
ing Canes,
Brushes and Trays Paper Napkins,
Baskets, Razors, Cabinets,
One very handsome par OF Vases.
~Aso in Splendid Condition
Natural Scented Tea, High Life Waters,
Sugared Peas.
JAPANESE BAZAAR,
Importer and Dealer in Japanese General
Produce.
J. NJ. DE ga E SYLVIA, Prop,
Hotel Street, Honolulu, Fl. l. 30206
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Ten Dollars reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction of anyone steal
ing the DAILY ADVERTISER left at the
Office or residence of subscribers.
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NOTICE.

THE ROAD FROM PAHAIA
l. to the VOLCANO HOUSE, known as
Peter Lees Road. is private road. ANY one
Wishing 10 travel over the same must pay So so
ct the Halfway House.
1SS9-tf PETER ZEE
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id.
Momday, Mar. II, 1899.

ESTABLISHED years, months, ii
days, hours, 81 minutes and seconds,
ucas' time, this morning
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o. TICKLE to be had at j. HUI
bash's store, the Elite and Ludwigson
& Cron's Ice Cream Parlors.
3022-td
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302I-12t

j as. F. Morgan,
302l-12t AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-18
On Saturday Evening
MARCH goth.

~TRAIJS will leave the Oahu
Railway Depot at and o'clock P. NJ;
returning will leave the Grove at 10 and
II P NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-28
For the Cure of

our gratitude for what this wonderful
medicine has done for our child. Geo.
NJ. Pendleton, Ell Dorado, Ark.
"Whcn came out Of the army, was
troubled with scrofula. Two bottles of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-28
fsMoNDE M,MULLAN, aIoAxIsr
HIS First win WINS Ren.riee =. Hamilton
nnd Hts second Mary Walls.


Esmonde MCMILLAN. 35 years old. Of p Carver
street, Astoria. was convicted OF bigamy BY a
Jury before Judge Garretson In the Queens
County Court. Long Island City. yesterday
He Ia trained nurse. and is said to have re-
ceived by will considerable sum OF money
from blind man he once cared for. The
woman on whose complaint he was arrested
is his third cousin. Her maiden name was
Beatrice & Hamilton. She lived In county
Wicklow. ireland. where her father was mag.
istrate She is about ~ years old. She testi-
Ned that she kept company with her cousin for
moro than nine years In Ireland. but her
came to, this country. Later he paid her
passage here and took her 10 Paterson. where
& weE n Dr. %aSFfa * drns store a
O. 1854 They lived together in Paterson S untii
p He nss f. he e %Ss ind tld &c
s When e bpSSsbe Sssk S
ssiS s street AstSEs hs
VIE MCMILLAN threatensd to turn her s es} ~
the house Il she failed to Keep her marriage
cousin Later he Now nf So r vi Ss
nsr ehla %as 91r1 sh retained their
Witnesses also testified that Mcmillan Ind
lived with her and introduced hcr rs his wife.
na he see9na wife was Mary r. YAH She has
marriage certif 'ate was. produced which
showed that she and Mcmillan were married
IN New York city by Alderman Cornelius
Flynn on March Is. 1890. She has one child
abb. about a year old. number Of witnesses tes-
titled that she was regarded as McAlulun's
wife. while tho first wife was known as his
cousin.
Mcmillan took the stand in his own defence
he wore stylish suit OF clothes and y gay
cravat He toyed nervously with the ends OF
his Dropping black moustache while giving
his test mony. Ho denied ever having gone
through n marriage ceremony with his cousin.
1t was his intention. he said. to marry her. but
on ner arrival here she made some admissions
carry out his intention. flo admitted living
with her and introducing her MS hs wife.
When tho Jury returned verdict Of guilty the
second wife sohbed aloud. McMulan hung
MS head as he was led out Of the court room.
He will probably be sentenced to-day.
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MONEY AND BOOKkEEPER DISAPPEAR.
Twelve Thousand Dollars Taken from the
tOrb'n BnniinE Company's Safr.

Twelve Thousand Dollars Taken from the
COrbin Handing Company's Snf.
About $4,000 is missing from ono OF tho
safes OF the Corbin Banking Company at 1872
Broadway. Bookkeepcr Ferdinand {. Ever.
who had been with MIR. Corbin nearly ten years.
md who was one OF the three mon who knew
the combination OF tho safe. has been MISSING.
since Monday noon. The officials Of the COM
pany believe that Ever carried Off tho money.
and Central Office detectives are looking for
him Ever was accustomed to play the rae es.
The Corbin Banking Company has two de-
pnrtments. one n regular banking business
and the other devoted TO loans and real estate.
access to most of the correspondence relnting
to the negotiation OF loans. payment OF inter-
est. and redemption 81 mortgages
Just before noon saturday George G. Edgell.
the assistant tre4sui Ter. who had received a
0f loan. asked Mr. Ever to take the cash over
"a ono OF the banks whore tho mortgage
iapers were. examine the papers. and deposit
ihe cash to the account OF the mortga.or.
1'he papers were not ready when Ever
the lonn could not be redeemed before Mon
day. Ho took tho money back to Mr.. Edgell.
who put 1t in the safe in the Corbin bank. MIR.
Ever was ut his desk oil Monday morning but
OF several hours: Mr.. Edgell became susni-
cious and opened the safe to And the money
gone They sent to the bank whore the mort
gage was to have been redeemed. but Ever
hadn't been there. At his home at Norris
Park his wife said that he had not been home
dsn Ss on s2.460 Year. he has wife and one
little girl.
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Scattered HI. Money q. Broadway.

An Italian shuf1ied along lower Broadway
yesterday with body nearly bent double.
fourishing his hat with ono hand while he
gesticulated with the other. He cursed and
menaced those he came near. When big
Policeman Hummel set out to arrest him. near
the Consolidated Exchange. he proved too
much TO handle. and four citizens had tn take
hand in the struggle, The Italian emntiei
"s6O.and scattered it about The man Was
found to lie Giuseppe. Lanfredi Of 3OG Wooster
street The money he had scattered. which
had lust drawn from Cesare C0nti's bank at IS
Broadway Lanfredi was forced with difficulty
into an ambulance, taken to bellevue. and put
In the insane pavilion.
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SlMhlic 1lntIres.

sans agr q rSnp;; i !" al all ' s"ssS az
TirnspAI:-M ! T. for Europe, per Steamship Co
n IH YEN sGg'Hn!" "a % I'd" """s rs s !s e. NJ
fSr :. r Man. @ iSn Ny
rnlbAyM for .%"."%" s "%i ':HsS own" per
r"res 1" n S''f. e Tor s he drSssa
annt a. e y ,sy n jsrs,a 80
sATrHpAY.%Ai ,5.so 4, NJ. Tor France. sw.,zcr and.
ia Tonrane Va i,nyrs; at $50 < NJ i"r "reas
and ireMmh per STEAMSHIP An.amin wa Qn"ens
F!ff1 %1 %"%F IF. h st. Tor o h.
n.!srtIn, Netlerl"n'!s, Austria uermnny. Denmark.
VIA. ;oH,Innri6i ana bremen dr;,eIs for othef
E n ~h y. ,%s $:o,anS sTs.s. r. f ;ssa%:
1P siS2 v"n n tE"w $.sT' for se N S.t a
:rlanis direct. per Steamship werkemha,n, via Rot.
damJ; Al ID J. NJ Tor, sap,,arS Dc cuba; er steam.
s' MSS' Ss !"P Tsz"S' ait" 70:
., .%T.IGS tt n' "a ] s rn'" 1s4 n Esr
sars va Vera c11 "ps be ar.re" re! 'y Of
II" H" ,rs S Ssp'.s and Il rn r d, y ~.
i"rt@ Ken rrc,. s per- s,eansnp Inrn,n: At -"
l i ,i FOR rS@S:'% % !''a"s s';'%:iSr,s
tTTa Fl: ;f1 r d fri" !Ia ns Lnon per
nv TH n ana per u t H"yr o t U.p
samoan Islands, per steamship Mar.posa from San
Francisco clos" here daily to Nav ~ at $50
p NJ. Cor on arrival Ut New Ork of steamship Aura.
ma with British mails for Australia Mails FOR tho
Society Island per ship Trrpic BIRD from San Fran.
CISCO close here IA !! W 10 April 81 $50 L. NJ.
n an" rS. her! nsF .t 10 hs:S
nj $50 T. NJ. Mails for tho Hawaiian Isnnd..
Per steamship Australia ttrom san Franciscan.
cips" Lcte dairy mp To May = at $3.50 NJ.
na ls By as BY at Fs Ills to ONCE a;
al SaOr ". Mails for Miqu-lon. by rail to Boston,
md thence by steamer. close at this office daily at
S"f.M N. Ma tor cuba. 10y rail to Tampa. Fla, and
thence b. steamer tsailng Mondays Thursdays.
and Saturhar.l close n this office daily Mt 80 A.
N. Mats for Mexico overland unless specially nd.
dressed for despatch by steamer, close at this office
daily n $500 a. NJ.
Trans Pacific mails are forwarded to san Francisco
daily and the schedule of closing II arranged on tho
PRESUMPTION of Their uninterrupted overland transit
San Francisco. Mails from the Fast Hrri wing time
Mt san Francisco the day of sailing OF are
theme" I'll" same dav.
'k"g.sttred mani closes at 800 7. N. previous day
Extra supplementary mails opened the pisrs
OF the English, French ana German Steamers at tho
hour Of closing Of supplementary mails at the Post
Once. whrh remain open untIl within ten minutes OF
the hour of sailing Of steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-28
!M4Y BREAK THE RECORD IN SUMMER.

a Voyage that Indicates that There's Glory
In Store for the CITY OF Paris.
The Inman line steamship City of Paris fin
ished at this port yesterday voyage which
indicates that she is destined to win great er
glory in the tranquil seas Of summer. Her
actual time was days u hours and Il min
utcs. which has been beaten repeatedly. But
her average speed per hour was 20. II knots.
which is better by 10 OF a knot than she
made on her memorable trip in August. 1883.
when sho created tho record Of > days 10
hours and ~ minutes. The White Star
hours and 81 minutes). with an average Of
2u.3i knots per hour. The City OF Paris COW
cred 2.S.i3 knots. and on three successive days
she DEVELOPED over 800 knots. Her daily runs
were 443. 495. SIP. sos. 5O7. and 4Ol knots.
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bishop Mcdonnell Congratulated.

Bishop Mcdonnell Of brooklyn received a
copgratulatory greeting from the faculty and
students Of st Francis Xaviers College last
night. Bishop Mcdonnell is an alumnus Of
that college. and evidently very popular one
When he entered the college theatre last night
electric lights illumined tho word Welcome"
over the stage. and above 1t Bishops
mltre. Every seat In tho theatre was
Giled:, The faculty including the Very
Rev. II. ]. Campbell Provincial. and Fathers
PardOw and Halpin. together with the stu
dents. were seated in tho body Of tho house.
bishop Mcdonnell sat in the middle aisle near
ulation were delivered BY the students
Bishop McDonnells name was loudly an
plauded. He made Il short address. in which
he said that much OF his advancement had
been due othe training that no had received
at St Francis NnYier's College,
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Is THIS 4 CLUE?
DR.. Peckinpnurh VIII Go 10 Mntnwan To.
DIV 70 Seek llIs ~ lie.


The only word that has boon received from
Mrs. DR.. Peckinpaugh the missing wife Of DR..
G. II. Peckinpaugh OF Mt. Vernon. Ind. since
she Disappeared from her boarding house.
lOl East Twenty nth street. on April 40. came
last night in tho form of u despatch from
Julia G. West" Of Matawnn. n. }. The de-
sratch, which was prepaid. stated that the
sender had staying with her woman an
swcrinx Mrs. Peckinpaugh's description. DR..
PecGinpaugh telcgraphed back to detain tho
woman. and said that he would go to Matawan
the first thing to-day. The despatch came too
latc for him to 90 last night.
DR.. Peckinpaughr eceived n number;of photo
graphs Of his wife yesterday. and will have
copies OF them circulated. He has prepared
a circular which contains u full description OF
his wife and tho clothes she wore when she
reward for her recovery. or the recovery 81 her
/ ody If sho is dead. Il. will deposit 1000
with Chief INSPECTOR Steers today, 1t was
might have gone to Boston. as she had ex-
Mrs. n. Alexander her mother. wrote these
II her daughter saw them she might return:
MY DARLING ONE.
oh. darling. whe'" art thou resting tonight
on earth. with t'verdnr. brtsh
Or iUst thou toss meath the restless waves
On this dark and sorrowful hShti
Mine eyes are dry, md my heart is stone.
While wander and search IN vain
Rest ne er can come to my desolate heart
Till thourt restored again.
Oh. bowy sea. in thy wonGrous power.
GNe back my darling to me
Hide rot her form from Inc.
Come back come back. plead in woe
Ard bid my surruwing cease.
Ny fearless eyes and breaking heart
From pam iinds no surcease.
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srrsynE CorRr--GYKrRAL TERn-Recess continued
CHAsnrRs Motion calendar called At II o'cork
ii-Sos l5.'i :i4, o,i'. no AL. 49, 4ai. 4S5, aS
an :,3r is 80 Ii3, 5o. 5)7 5.l. 543 5Gs. 5sS $40
tu7. Bln. $40 6lS. 62h. -, -
Clkcvr corsr.Part liTciesr , Nos. iti4 ltII iH:.
Part Iv.-lase unfinished Cases from Part III.
euRRoGAIr's COuRr.-wiils Of Sophia Moss. Aliain
l., iio,shkiss For probate IWs Of C. /. Vessels, SO
idge Jacob Living-ton 10 A. NJ; We Lauublin Robert
NJ Wright. Susan u rhesebro Mary springer. Augusta
Coxnos PLKAs-GrsrR.L TFRx-No. q T. u, IL, Is.
-, 10 ~ 90 - =. -, ~ % "a SPECIAL TrRs-Mo.
Tu Trnnmrar! lya aa az, az ,.r sas term
jBi5 ihOI Ib5I 1900 l1hb, 1913. 1917. llGO 1879
i3HS 1874. I5;Ii. 1915! y LAOS 1910. 1857. 1919.
j5VI s,is ap $40 Nj, 1912. 1855 1918. Part Ill =
Clear Gases from Part H.
Nnv SPECIAL TpRu.--NOtions TRIAL TgRN Parts
il and III-Adjourned an'i1 May =. Part I-Sos CAT.
CRY CorKr-SrrcrAL TERx,--Moions TRIAL TEsx.-
Parts L. IL H. and IV,-Adlourned for the term
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Congress. or the Son. or the Revolution,

At the National Congress OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution. to be hold in tho Gov
ernor's room OF the City Hall on Saturday the
New York Society will be represented by the
following delegates md alternates. who were
chosen yesterday: Chauncey NJ. Dcpew. John
G.. Calhoun. Charles A. Dana. Lewis Cass Led
yard. q i. Creighton Webb. Allan MeL9ne Ham
' (harics Waltz AHf askin sAI and h jen
WISE Tho preparations for the banquet to he
given by the New York Society at Delmonico's
Society are SO far advanced that "a large and
Ders is assured.
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Mr.. Milton &. Ronch Injured,

YoNKERs. April 27-The wife OF Milton c.
Roach. accompanied by her flve-ycar-old
daughter. by Miss Pauline Lowcrro and Mrs.
Van Size. went out for a drive yesterday in n
carriage driven by Michael Koran. When the
carriage was in front of the Mansion House a
whif1letree broke and frightened the. horses.
into Getty square. Near tho Getty House tho
carriage was overturned. Mrs. Roach re-
ceived bad cut over the right eye and sus-
tanned other serious bruises. Mrs. Van Slice.
who Is an elderly lady. received a severe
shock Miss I.owtrrc. Driver Horn. and tho
to the home OF Mrs. Roach. where DR.. Nathan
Warren attended them.
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