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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-07
Charter Granted.
10 The Hteltgcncer.

Special Dispatch TO The Inteatgcncer. lAr
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 5.-The
Secretary OF State to-day issued Il certif-
cate OF incorporation to the Forsythc
Manufacturing Company, for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing church pows and
church furniture OF different kinds,
The principal office will be in Charles
ton, ". Va. Tho capital subscribed is
S25;o0o. fully paid in. The privilege is
granted TO increase tho capital to five
hundred thousand dollars. Shares are
one hundred dollars each and are held
by Rev. H.. w. Terrence, Of Charleston,
W. Va: James @. Forsytho, ofNew York:
George B. Forsythe, OF Pittsburgh, and
others,
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IRISH INDUSTRIES CRUSHED.

| .H. -aH"r.a #... -4----- .#.. ..-.n-L .IHH|
How England Accomplished IN End So
Much Desircd-A Word 10 tho WisGT.-7
Irish World.
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has been
given in the Contemporary Rericw some
"reminiscences OF a trip through Ireland
in company with Carlyle at the time the
Repeal movement was at its meridian.
Carlyle, it seems, has taken a great
fancy to what were known as Repeal
pipes. Knowing this, Gavan Duffy
sent to Dublin for a supply Of them, but
was unable to obtain the genuine article,
because it had been driven out OF tho
market by English competition. ..rhe
Repeal pipe" he writes, had been
pushed out OF. the market by an enter
prising English manufacturer, who
fabricated an imitation OF it in cheaper
materials, in chalk, l believe, instead OF
pipe clay, and after earning Il little more
dishonest profit by selling it under the
same name totally destroyed the char
acter OF both articles, and brought the
traffic 10 an end. l told the story to
Carlyle, and assured him tina. this had
been tho history OF, more important in
dustriAl enterprises in Ireland. Our
native woolens have been imitased in.
shoddy in Yorkshire and the fraudulent
articles sent for sale as Irish manuiac.
ture."
The method OF destroying Irish in
dustrics, made possible by Ireland's
inability to adopt a protective,policy, is
one OF the ways in which England re-
duced ireland to an exclusively agricul-
ture country. With the greater part OF
the markets Of the world in his grasp
John Bull In greed enyied Ireland tho
possession OF the fow industries sho
possessed and set about driving them
out OF existence.
By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and such
disgracelut methods as those mentioned.
by Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, Ireland
was prevented from developing her in
dustricS and forced to confinc herself to
raising food products that were barely
%suflicie 1t to pay the tribute wrung from
her by q class that were the favorites OF
tho legislature that placed the Irish.
people at their mercy, by making agri.
culture the almost exclusive industry OF
the Irish nation. Ireland furnishes one
OF the most striking instances of the
practical working OF the pernicious sys.
TEN that FREQ traders are trying to force
on this country.
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DELlvEnlNG MAIL IN COUNTRY.

Numbering Farm Houses for the FREQ Dc.
livery Sys,om-A Schcntc that Catches
tho i. o. Department.
Wad.in0,on Specie. 10 Sep York Tribune.
Tho Textbook system Of locating and
numbering country houses, go success
fully introduced in Contra Costa cnur'
ty, Cal, hus recently engaged tho at
tcntion Of tho postmaster general, who
wants to see II tits not OF Importance
in connection with the extension Of tho
frce.delivery into tho country. Tho
practical workings OF the Contra Costa
plan Is especially gratifyingtoa MI friends
Of rural frecdellvery, because itromoyes
tho only obstacle 10 rapid and accurate
service In ~thecountry. III Is the tcn.block
system, with all the usefulness Of the
city system, and even greater accuracy,
because It gives not only the location,
but exact distance OF every house from
given point. Starting from n conven.
lent centor, say tho county scat, each
mile is divided into ten equal parts, or
blocks, having q frontage Of thirty.two
rods. Two numbers are assigned TO
each block, the odd ones, on the loft and
tho oven ones on the right. Wherever
country houses arc ndar enough to DO
situated within tho same block, they
have tho same number, but arc dis.
tinguished thus: 525, 525 A, 525 B, ctc.
Distances can be quickly calculated
from tho county scat or from one house
to another by tho simple method Of
dividing the differences by two there
being two numbers in each block and
the result by ten, for answer in miles.
As the second step is instantaneous, by
the decimal method OF pointing or two
places, the entire process is very rapid.
For instance, No. 425 is 2l3 blocks, or
tonths Of miles, equivalent to 2l.9 miles,
from the county seat or point Of de-.
parture. Significant and appropriate
names are given to all roads, and all
byroads arc further indicated by the
three words, local, conncx and exit,
which have definite and uniform mean
ings; the first having no outlet, usually
terminating in the hills, and for local
convenience only; the second is applied
to short connecting roads, and the
third, having nc outlet by land, usually
ending at q landing with q water exit.
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Wun Lung,

This is the,queer name OF a Chinese
laundryman in Hartford, but he has
probably two lungs, like most OF US.
Some crying babies seem to have a dog
on: Lungs should be sound, or the
voice will have a weakly sound. Dr..
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
makes strong lungs, drives the cough
away, generates good blood, tones the
nerves, builds up tho human wreck aud
makes "another man" Of him. Night
sweats, blood-spitting, short breath,
bronchitis, asthma and Ill alarming
forerunncrs of Consumption, are posi-
lively cured by this unapproachable
remedy. II taken in time, Consump-
ton itself can be baiied.
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II UNIVERSITY.

Meeting of Various Coniinittecs-Athlctic
Associntion's Work.
Special Correspondence Of thc IntdliDcnec.5. \
MoRGANrcwN, March 5.-The agricul-
tural station committee OF the board Of
regents met here on Wednesday and
the executive committee yesterday. The
station committee was making arrange
ments for more effective work and lay
ing plans for theSwork to be done in
tho future, Their object is to cause the
work done at the station to be OF rs
much practical benefit us possible to the
farmers Of the state.
The executive committee have made
arrangements for the completion Of the
new commencement hall blythe time it
will be needed for the next annual COM
mencement., The slate roof Of the build-
ing is 10Y partly on. Steps were also
taken for the construction OF q mechanic
arts building The professor Tor this de-
gpartment, Prof. Emory. was elected last
June, but has been unable to do any
thing yet because there has been no
building. In answer to a petition from
the literary societies to have the dis
sccting o moved from its present
location the committee promised that it
should not be used after tho present
years work. is finished. Abuilding for
the purpose viii be constructed entirely
separate from the regular university
buildings. {
A meotingo Of the University Athletic
association was held at the college this
afternoon for the purpose Of organizing
tho base ball department. Mr.. Will G..
Meyer, OF Wheeling, was elected mana
ger and Mr.. A. B. Smith, Of Uniontown,.
Pa, captain. A concert will DO given
soon for the benefit OF tho association.
A challenge has been received from
the Washington and jefferson base
ball nine to play them at Washington
on May II. The challenge will prob
ably be accepted, as it is the earnest de-
sire OF the members OF the association
that enthusiasm for athletics be built
up and that a good foundation be
formed as oon as possible.
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IRON MEMS ONLY nlsMEDY.

a Curtu!luiunt Of Prediction Must and
WIN Come Soon.
CLEVELAND, O., March Gin tho re.
sumo Of the conditions, OF tho iron mar
kGt, the Iron Trade Repiclp says:
The Il thing in order Is curtailment.
There aro signs, too, that the work has
begun. Five valley furnaces will quit
within tho weak, wo. arc assured. That.
all that has been sud these past three
months OF the desperately unwholesonlc
condition OF tho market wis founded on
fact, appears on the one hand by the
wholesale discharge OF employees and
the shutting down Of pudding mills,
and on tho other by tho bad failure OF a
prominent valley iron firm which, there
can be little doubt, will tbe followed by
the blowing out OF more than II stack.
The orc men have not sold anything Of
late. and will not DO in u position soon
to sell, for there is SO little demand
among the furnace men for orethat even
any concession thepre men are, willing
to make in tho mattor Of prlcowouldbc
no inducemGnt to consumers.
The furnace men arc simply swanped
and nothing can help them until tho
enormous overplus OF pig iron now on
hand is worked OFF. In the end there
is likely to be a stoppaso perforce of
production. The ore supplies now on
hand must eventually DO exhausted,
and a possible season OF enforced idle.
ness may lead to better results in Great
ing a demand which Mt this time is
principally noticeable byits absence.
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Universal prulse Means Mcrlt,

The success OF Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy in etfecting speedy cure Of la.
grippe, colds, Group and whooping.
cough has brought it into great demand.
Mcssrs. Pontius & Son, OF Cameron, O.,
say that it has gained n reputation sec
ond to none in that vicinity. Jas. NJ.
Queen, OF Johnston, W. Va, says tits
the best he ever used. B. +. Jones,
druggist, Winona, Miss, says: "Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly no.
liable. ! have always warranted it and
it never failed to give the most perfect
satisfaction" so cent bottles for sale by
druggists. DIV
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Merit Wins,

We desire 10 say to OH citizens that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
salve and Electric Bittcrs, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price ii satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on tlicir merits. Lo.
gan Drug Co, Druggists. !
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"You say your present boss treats
you better than Mr.. Smith did?' "'Yis,
sorr, and oitcner."-Epoch.
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now's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
T. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned, have known T.
J.. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ablcto carry out any obligation; made BY
THAR firm ''hS ~. Ftr ~
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cumstance the main hope OF Wall street
Is in tho possible formation OF m inter-
national conference TO settle tho whole
silver problem upon q broad aud sure
foundation. Secretary Fosters visit to
Europe for tho understood purpose OF
conference with tho British government
Is therefore hailed with great satisiac;
ton as atlorling a way of escape from
grave possibilities. 1lEERY OLEws.
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Perdita-"Are youGoing tomakc him
give you q ring with solitaire in il ?"
Penclope-"No; one with two or three
solitaircs in it."-Brooklm life,
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1000 Genuine Tyler Curtain De5ke S2i q
ood NOT Epot C0Dh.

1000 Genuine Tyler CURTIN De5ko 81 UH1
$40 Net Spot Ca0h. r,,.,..
DIT. DIN long by Eft. DIn. high. Mice ahu i,"9s
Proof, Zinc Bottom under drawers: RaiSn!i rum
lined Curtain; Polished Oak; WIitlnel hO!c: La.vy
bier lock: ono loci. securing Gil drawossi ? rnicd
cardboard Filing Boxes; Cupboard ~ end iE E i
Finished Back; Extension Arm slldss; " Net,
600 lbu. Price, +. q. Is. Mt Factory 80 ."
Also 1000 Antique Ash peeRn,, so,lt
No. IOOS. Same Us above, ea copt maze In.
Antique Ash, good as OAK. Weight Ge 5s,1 nd
Price r. III. mt Factory, SCI NJ, Srd kid
from our Indianapolis factory direct hiaue n"u !,
solely by tho TYLER DESK CO.. St. Lous9, I1yi
100 pavc c~.,aloyuc OF Rank Counters. Desks, ta IN s0'''
ancst eve. printed. Dooi. free; postage Is eenti.
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for Infants and Children.
"CsStoria tsso well adapted to children that
frccomncnd itas superior.t to any prescription
rnown to mo-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III SO. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. y.

"The use Of castora : ID 30 universal and
It's merits 10 we'll known that 1t seems q work
Of suporcrogation to endorse It.. Few aretho
within casy rcach.M
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WEST q IRUAN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALplSG, -KIsNAE & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Curc'is taken internal
,ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
zoe. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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CARLOS W4NTVN, D. D.,
New York City.
Latn Pastor plooninrdale RaGormed Church.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-11
NAVAL NOTES.

There is possibility that the u.
5. ). Boston will be ordered to call
at the island of Socorro, off the west
coast of Mexico, in the hope of being
able to find there some Of the people
from the capsized brig Tahiti. So
zorro Island will be remembered as
the place where Sir Thomas Hesketh,
several years ago, sent his steam
yacht Lancashire Witch from San
Francisco to rescue a shipwrecked
crew. The yacht returned to San
Francisco having found no living
soul, but two dogs belonging to the
wrecked vessel, which were rescued
from the island.
The U. S. S. Yorktown will be
ordered TO San francisco.
The Charleston has been ordered
to San Diego.
II. b. NJ. S. Warspite has left Val
paraiso for Esquimalt, via Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per 5 : Mari
posa, Mar l0-For Honolulu: Henry
l. Achilles md wife, Alfred III Acker-
man and wife, Miss Ackerman, Jas A
Allen, Mrs A Berry and child, Mrs G
E Buardman, Mrs Admiral Brown, J
w G Cufran and W fe, Capt b Cogan,
Miss Cook, Geo l. Chase and wife, Jnu
w Davis and VILE, Capt ID + Devol,
Mrs q dyer, Miss Dyer, ii Eagan,
Mrs Eden, Jas w Gardner, Capt f NJ
Green and wife, l. b Hogue, Miss Ag-
gle Kelly, Rev Thos w Kirby, Rev w
p Kirby, Capt E d Lapham, Capt w
7 Macomber, Oswald Oliver and wife,
John q PEBBLES and wife, II K PEBBLES,
Miss PEBBLES, r c l. Perkins, Mrs J
Phelan and nurse, Miss Phelan, Capt
w Shorey, Capt w Shockley, Capi
A L Simmons, Mrs A Stevens, Rev
John osborne, wife and two sons, 4 A
Walker, Mrs + A Wilder, Capt j
Whitesides, Capt A c Waldron, A
White and 30 in steerage. For Auck-
land: p A McHardy, Mrs l. Murphy
and l Storage. For Sydney: w B
Adams, Mrs A Ash and 3 children,
Alfred Ash, A II Benson, wife and
child, MIR Bolton, Miss Laura A Carr.
w IL r Cooke, j Carroll and wife,
Robt Fairbanks and wife, l. Feldman,
A 4 Gibson, B F Lacy, Mrs A B
Hood, A B Howatt and wife, j B
Kennedy and wife, A Learmoutb,
wife and 4 children, J Martin, H A
Salway, Mrs Oscar Smith, Morris Sus-
mann, ID J Thomas, Stanhope H
Worsley, f S Whitaker, NJ Hellman.
On at Honolulu: l. Lichenstader. On
at Samoa: Elwood Croker, HI M Gil
lig and wife, Frank Unger, Henry
Woodruff, and 81 in steerage.
From the Colonies per r NJ S
Monowai, Mar 10-Mr and Mrs l. E
Reed, Mr. and Mrs John Scott, Mrs E
Won Tempsky, Miss Reed, Miss
Scott, Messrs l. Aitchison, G L. Lear
ing, G III Reed and A Sewell, 6 in I'd
cabin, also 80 saloon and 1876 steerage
for San Francisco.
For San Francisco per r M S S
Monowai, Mar 11-Geo II Peck, c c
Ball, Mr. Bennett, ID w Irwin, Mrs E
M Taber, H F Glade, B Hayselden
and wife, Mrs S B Woolman, f Por-
ter, Sam Louisson, Mrs l. G Heilner
and child, Mrs Cotl'man, w H c
Greig, Hon G N Wilcox, DIR l. Hough
u l. Meyer, o Friedlander, Miss
Friedlander, Hon A S Wilcox, AZ
steerage, and SO saloon and 1875 steer,
age passengers in transit.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr w G
I,n NJ Il n.
Reed, Mr. l. Reed, Miss Reed, NJ G
Reed, Mrs Hattie Kalua, Mrs Smith
j Brito, Mrs Robinson, Judge
Burke, Mr. Wall, G Macomber, Col
Norris, Mr. Barnes, Miss Ekela, Mrs
Kamana, Miss Dare, Capt Harrison
and about 40 deck.
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H0BR0N, NEWMAN & co.,
DRUGGISTS.
Corner Fort ~ King streets.
The Other Side Of Life!

Many colored people in the South
are of the opinion that in order to
remedy every evil all they have to do
is TO go to law about it. Jake Web
ster went to Justice Howard on Union
Creek, and asked for the arrest of
Pete Jones for stealing his watch.
"What sort of watch was it ~
at was one oh desc round watches
wild two hands, and inside dar wuz
a whole lot Oh wheels
"Was it large or small, gold or
silver?'
"Ilit was SLIDER watch. Eff yer
wants ter canine it, here it ham, "
and he handed over the antiquated
old turnip.
"What do you mean Didn't you
tell me the watch was stolen by Pete
Jones, and here you have it in your
possession"
~ luft him have it to go to church
wild las summer, when we was
friends, but now dat he am gwinter
marry 'Swayback Lucy who used
ter 'sociate wild me, | wants him
sent to de penitensharry for four
years, and Use gwine ter hab de law
on him. Texas Siftings.
Pat-"Oy say, Moike, the boss be
afther getting new electric clock to
hang in the office"
Mike-"O'ill sthroike this bissit
mint"
Pat-"Phy, Moike, phat's the rea-
SON."
Mike-'sO'ill be blowed if OF thry
to kape up wide loightning.-[ After
Many Years.
Fond Mother (anxiously): why,
what's the matter, my dearY"
Married Daughter (weeping):
"My hus-husband has base basely
deceived me, boo, boo, boo!"
Mercy on us How"
1.-TWO ye-years ago last Chris -
Christmas he gave me watch for a
Christmas present, boo, boo!"
IL know. What of it,"
"This-this morning II tired to
wi-wind it an it's nothing but "a
dolls watch, with no works inside,
boo, boo, boot N. Y. Weekly.
For Watches of ALL GRADES
with works inside) call on
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The German bark Paul Isenberg will
return to honolulu in the Hawaiian line.
SAN FRANCISCO NOTES.
Arrived-Mar 2, Lurline, Il days from
Hilo; schr Glendale, II days from Kahu-
lui; schr Anna. 20 days from Kahului;
Mar 3, Paul Isenberg, 10 days from Ho-
nolulu.
Sailed-Mar l, Belgic; Mar 4, Mari
posa.
Projected departures-Bk Harvester
for Hilo; australia, Robert Levers,
Golden shore, Paul Isenberg and Ceylon
for Honolulu; schr Eva for Mahukona.
Newcastle, N > w Sailed, March ],
ship john G Potter and bark Margaret
for Honolulu.
Spoken, Jan rs, lat 80 N, Ion 3S w, blk
Mary S Ames, New York, for Honolulu.
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A SCIENTIST ARRIVED.
MT. IL. &. L. Perkins sent by the Bril-
tish Royal society to Investigate
Hawaiian Zoology.

Hawaiian Zoology
Some time ago the BULLETIN pub
lished the gist of correspondence be-
tween the Royal Society of Great
Britain and the Department of For
eign Affairs, through the Hawaiian
Legation in London, regarding pro-
posal to have complete investiga-
ton of the zoology of these islands.
The New York Mail and Express
of February oath contains the fol-
lowing item: "Among the passen-
gers who arrived this morning on the
White Star steamship Majestic was
Mr.. II. G. l.. Perkins, who comes to
New York en- route to the Hawaiian
Islands. Mr.. Perkins is sent out by
the Royal Society, and his mission is
the scientific one of investigating the
zoology of the group. The expenses
of the trip will be betrayed by the
British Government"
Mr.. Perkins has lost no time in
pursuing his journey, as he arrived
here by the steamer Mariposa yes
terday. Honolulu is becoming
meeting place for scientists. There
are here now Professors Marcuse of
Germany and Preston Of the United
States investigating vagaries of the
earth's axis, and Mr.. Perkins to
make thorough examination and re-
port of the zoology of the group.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-11
MARINE SOUVENIR.

Capt. Lee of the bark Sonoma re-
ceived very handsome souvenir yes
terday. 1t is no less than photo
graph of his vessel taken on board
the steamer Monowai on the equator.
1t was taken by prominent sydney
photographer on tour round the
world in search of novelties for the
Worlds Fair, and the bark Sonoma
will occupy a prominent position at
the Exposition, as being the only ves-
sci ever photographed on the cqua-
tor. The bark of course looks as
usual in ship-shape and apple-pie or
der.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-11
LEAN BANANAS.

Importing bananas to Honolulu
would pay about as well as sending
Goals TO Newcastle. There is, how
ever, a sample bunch of Louisiana
bananas from New Orleans, on view
at the California Fruit Market (per
Mariposa). 1t is different in appear
ance from any of the Island varieties.
Some punches go lG hands to the
bunch and 20 to 30 bananas on each
hand, but rather lean.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-11
rRE FIRE BOARD.
Proceedings OF the Monthly Meet nR
.--ProposaI for a Temporary Cen
trail RtHtiou.

trnI Stntiop.
Chief Engineer j. Asch presided
at the monthly meeting Of the Board
of Representatives of the Honolulu
Fire Department last night. First
and Second Assistants j. H. Hunt
and ID. l.. Kalawaia, Secretary II.
Smith, and fair proportion of dele.
gates we're in attendance.
Communications submitting for APP
prevail changes made in the company
laws of Engine Co. No. and Hook
& Ladder Co. were accepted
Quarterly bills of 5000 were read,
the Chief remarking that this would
use up the balance of the appropria-
ton.
Foreman j. H. Boyd of No.
proposed that action should be taken
to have temporary building for a
central station erected on the Moss
man lot, Beretania and Fort streets,
to cost say $4,000. The mover COM
planned OF the rickety condition of
his own company's quarters, saying
also that tenancy was only on suffer
ance of the owner. He urged that
no more money should be wasted on
repairing of the old building. The
Chief, Foreman Boyd and Captain
Krouse, Fire Police, were appointed
a committee TO consult with the Min
lister of Interior on the matter.
The Chief Engineer presented the
Board with an illuminated certificate
of membership issued to David Kala-
kaua, His late Majesty, in 1872 by
Chief Engineer John A. Hassinger
and Secretary G. +. Gulick. 1t was
nicely framed in gift by the Pacific
Hardware Co. A vote of thanks was
returned to the Chief for the elegant
relic.
The Secretary and the Assistant
Engineers were appointed committee
to draft and transmit an engrossed
letter of coincidence to the household
of the late ex-Chief Engineer George
Lucas. The Engineers were appoint
ed to make a new design of member
ship certificates. Co. No. was left
to its own discretion, in the matter
of members reinstatement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-11
SPRECKELS AND THE SUGAR
TRUST.

Chicago, Feb. pm. II. Weed
of San Francisco, representing
Spreckels, is in the city, and in an
interview says that there is no found
alton for the reports that Spreckels is
about to give in to the National SUI
gar Company. He says a move is
about to be made by Spreckels that
will be severe blow to the sugar
trust. The trust recently made an
offer to buy Spreckels out, hut the
latter refused TO sell out at any price.