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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-25
More About Frank Ives's Great Enelish
Billiard Kun.

More About Frank Ives's Great Enxlish
Billiard Kun.
Tho best technical description yet published
abroad Of Frank Ives's great run Is the story
Of the Pail Mall Gazette. which makes it plain
that Ives's manipulation OF tho cue was even
DETER than has been imagined. How delicate
and accurate his stroke was is shown By the
position Of tho balls;
The white ball was within fraction Of an
Inch Of the fall Of the slate in fact almost over
hung the miniature precipice. Tho red ball
was comfortably ensconced against the cush-
Ion The balls were not frozen. as there was
always daylight between them. It was only
possible to cannon OF them without driving
the white ball into the pocket by knowledge
ofthe science Of the game superior to that pos
eessed, In this particular department, by any
which has heretofore not been called into play
In English billiards by English players. Rob-
erts made the statement that two men who
we're looking at the game could make the
stroke almost as well as Ives: Both
81 these sss sed haze 70 snss It ,ss
verse side :" English he calls it-so that when
the cue ball touched the white 1t held the latter
N position; In fact. made It cling 70 It. instead
porter says further that the stroke was not tie
points In S91. or by which Dawson, at later
GATE made nearly thousand points: nor were
ne balls IL the position from which Roberts
II match games. The balls which enabled
Taylor to make record break were jawed.
1hs is point which has never been disputed.
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1ourneav
and
Burnhan1

Cloak Dep't-The balance Of our stock
OF Jackets. in fine Kerseys and Serges. re-
duced to $500 and $1,000.
Fine Cravenette rain and dust Cloaks.
Good Blazer Suits. reduced to $3.50.
Fine Serge Eton and Blazer Suits at
5000 and $l20o.
Special line Of Fine Serge Eton Suits. with
full umbrella lined skirts and satin lined
jackets. reduced from $4,000 to $3.50.
Mems and Boys Furnishings-Neglig
Shirts in Silk and Fancy Flannel. also OK
ford and Madras. with starched collars and
cuffs. at reduced prices.
Two-piece Bathing Suits, in plain navy
and black. at 81 .25. $2.25. and $2.75.
Novelties In Cotton and Silk Neckwear
Special lot of Pongee Silk Ascots at &c..
three for S1.00.
Boys Shirt Waists 600. and 75o.: reduced
from 75c. and $1.oo.
Shirts made to order. At guaranteed.
Umbrellas and Parasols. "A inch. best
quality. all silk Umbrellas. garnet. royal.
and navy blue. natural handles. sass. Re-
duced from $3.50.
26-inch. navy blue. only ss.2,. Reduced
from $500.
Special reductions in fancy trimmed and
Coaching Parasols.
rs, %, 80, 81, "a, 36 FLATBUSH AVE.,
3I5. 3I7, 3I9, 32I LIVINGSTON ST.
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SUMMER APPAREl
WRAPPERS.

$50 Ladies' Sheer Lawn Wrappers. En-
pire collars. loose backs. with belts. sizes 81
to "A. extra for Monday. SLID.
25 Ladies' Figured Dimity Wrappers. fine
quality. with full Empire collar falling over
shoulder, as an extra. S1.1o; value S225.
IT'S Ladies' House Suits In navy blue and
black polka dot sateen. separate skirt and
Norfolk Waist. with belt. A decided bar
gain. Sl.0S: value $3.50.
How about your Bathing Suit for this
summer? No have In Ladies' Bathing
Suits exclusive styles In flannel and serge.
made in the most approved manner plain
aud trimmed with bruids. prices from @l.1o
to $3.50.
The Children's STYLES are mainly in fan
mel. with braid trimmings. sell from Sl.3O
up
Bathing Hats and Caps. all styles. in rub
Der tissue. oil silk and pure silk. prices from
l5C. to zoe.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Special Offers of SeasOnabIe
Goods.

Ladies' White Duck Eton Suits. trimmed
with navy braid, new style skirt and extra
large sleeves. sizes 80 TO 40. 1878.
White Serge Suits. Blazer style. half
lined. S1l.75. instead OF $3.50.
Ladies' Walstcouts. in white Pique. Duck.
and other fancy M terials. In all the new
grounds, as wei! as bulI blue. red and
bla k. in all sizes, s2.25. 1895. $3.50. and
$3.50.
White Lawn Wrappers, tucked yoke.
shirred waist. with belt. rufile at bottom.
81 As instead Of $500.
White Lawn Wrappers. Mother Hubbard
style. with embroidered collar and cuffs.
1855 instead If $3.50.
ChambraV. GinghanI, Dimity, etc, In new
shades and styles. at very low prices,
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CASHMERE FICHUs.

275 Ladies' Imported Fichus. all sizes.
handsomely braided with rich, deep. all silk
fringe. ranging in prices from Sl.CO to
$1,000.
200 Ladies' Imported Braided Shoulder
to close S1.75; reduced from $3.50
500 Ladies' Striped Washable Summer
Skirts. with deep ruiIle, full widths. bar
gain 4Oc. reduced from 75c.
$50 Ladies' extra quality French Sateen
Skirts. with handsome embroidered GOunce.
finest quality made. V9c.i value SI.75.
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FRAMED PICTURES
At 20 per cent. Discount.

ARTISTS MATERIALS.
A full line OF Wnsor & Ncwton's Oil and
Water COlors.
La Croix's Mineral Colors and Oils. and
Mediums for China Paint z.
Artists brushes, Sketching Easels. &C..
at popular prices.
Mail Orders filed promptly
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Pres,dent web.ter'. Health Improved.

SCHENECTADY June 24.-President Webster
OF Union College has returned from the South
much improved In health He said to-day that
his great gain had been made in the last three
weeks. and that he hardly hoped q month ago
to be able ever to come back to Union. 1t Is
Thought here that no will not resign the Presi-
dency OF the college. as 1t was said some time
ago he would do
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LADIES' BELTS,
CheaDer than Ever Sold efOIc

Novelties in imported metal Belts at the
following extraordinary reductions:'
Fancy Persian Bands. assorted colors.
Is c. 8. : regular price. $l.25.
Silver and Gilt. with bow knot clasp. rs
cts; regular price, 9S cts.
Martin Belts. fit any size waist. - cts. !:
always sold at 95 cts.
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HOSIERY.
UMPIRE CEDEN7ED SALE.
Prices Lower than Hitherto
Quoted this Season by
any House.

6S5 dozen Ladies' fine and me-
dunn weight Fancy Cotton Hose,
tan, slate, mode, cardinal, Russian
blue, and striped ; also tan, slate,
mode, and high-coIored uppers.
with colored and stainless black
boots, and 40-gauge black-regu-
lar prices, 25 to 80 cts. sale price,
10 cts. per pair.
519 dozen Ladies' Colored Lisle
Thread and Cotton Hose, cardinal,
tan, mode, slate. pink, lavender,
black and white striped, and stain
less black, plain, and Richelieu
ribbed-regular prices, IS to 80
cts. !; sale price, rs cts. per pair.
IS dozen Children extra quality
Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, spliced
heels and toes. guaranteed STAIN
less, sizes 6 to s 1-2-regular price
Is cts; sale price, Is cts. per pair.
In addition to the above we
shall offer in the Dress Goods Sec
ton special lot of Ladies' Lisle
Thread and Cotton Ribbed Vests,
white, ecru, pink, blue, and laven-
der, at 10 cts. each.
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OPTICAL DEPARTMENT.
IL Is Very Desirable

to have good supply OF Spectacles and
EyeglI ssps before leaving the city. us such
goods cannot be purchased elsewhere at
the prices we Sell them at.
Extra fine Steel Frames. set with best
periscopic convex lenses. 90 cts: regular
price $500.
Genuine Brazilian Axis.cut Pebbles, set in
Spectacle or Eyeglass frames. $l.S9; regu-
lar price, $500.
Skeleton Eyeglasses. 20 cts. instead OF
IS cts.
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SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS.
Suit Northumberland Moor

BUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nooT.
Big heaps OF bargain-priced Summer
Waists to choose from. among them Eng
lish Percale Waists. at 49c., reduced from
Csc.
Fancy Madras Waists at 9Sc., reduced
from SIPS; serpentine style.
French Sateen Waists. new fresh goods.
81. 40, reduced from $l.9S; serpentine
style.
White Lawn Waists. fancy embroidery. at
Csc, reduced from $l.35.
Laundered Derby Waists. fancy patterns,
blue, pink, heliotrope. at $1.49, reduced
from $l.75.
Imported India Silk Waists at $3.50.
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SAILOR HATS
For Ladies and Misses, at go
cts, IS cts, and 90 cts,
instead of rs cts.
to $1.4S.

Extra quality Sonnet Braid Sailor Hats,
navy. cardinal. and brown. trimmed with
ribbon band and lined. brim inches wide,
regular rs ct. quality. at 20 cts.
Extra fine quality Sonnet Braid Sailor
Hats. white, navy, cardinal. black. and
brown. trimmed with ribbon bands, leather
sweated. brim 3ls inches wide. regular
SO cts to LOS quality. at 5s cts.
Extra quality Milan Braid Sailor Hats,
white and navy, ribbon bands. leather
sweated. brim 81 inches wide. regular
$1.4s quality. at 9S cts.
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3aitroads.

L GS--'TTT"E'
AMERICAS oREATssT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
GN g. st.; T., !! :.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
Central Station 42d Street; the only railroad
| station IN the City Trains leave as foloWe;
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
S:3O 4: MaEseSp, Sunday Fcsi s train h,i 4
fare w. wagner SsSsFn ser VIC o''' r. ~ NO ''''"
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
9lO ii S@PlE tsr Vsa si'ne's ssa
Chicago Wagner bunet sleeping cars.
ADIRONDACK q MON rREAL SPECIAL.
9lO Futon hEafsP' SrsE Ts'p isPs rue
fSTs ffq io sR aGHa Iss:
SARATOGA & LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
92O MGn1G p s@nd ssn,. fS. s sng Ss
treaL Wagner drawing room cars
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LiMITED.
lU:UU day. Complete wagner vestibae services
DAY EXrRES~
1880 g.. s 81 s .nS S.. .rs
MORLDs FAIR SPECIAL
300 .,rv Due f pIn,ss nsss
SOCTMwE,rERN LIMITED.
l:OO ), I ;s I , X No sHSTs fAfs Diaias
SARATOGA &CAl MT. LIMITED.
Sat opy ~, 10, .1a
Drawing room cars only.
EXPOSITION FLYER LIMIiED).
GREAT .O-HOUR TRAIN TO CHlCA 60.
,AIf III
3:O) u M;.Daily PIe Chicago ,,I 10 A n ns.s
sna SSnn. ann anns ss osr 0fA
ALBANY, TROY, AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
drawing.room cars through 10 Saratoga
NOR IN SHORE LIMITED.
43O d.rS M .d R %"s DsiFS: sSH On
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 E6uls Wagner SS Sn ssfte. dining
NORTHERN LXPKESS.
625 M ssuls AS RuS bSS5 oassssi s rs
ADIRONDACK 81 MONTREALEX EXPRESS
7.OO L. M.,patly- Due Topper LAX. gag. s.r.
s ""S t aosrsai poo soi,d wagner 1sssi:
bue bullet service.
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, AND 1000
ISLANDS PEtIAL.
1870 Niagara Pal. PGo M nn Gi.9,o I' S,4s n
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.
O.On Il. VI Daily. Due Cincinnati 1880 r. n,
CsOo Ind annapolis l0:45 =. NJ. st. Louis 7i<5 An
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
O.0n =. M.-Daily Sleeping car passengers fog
S.OO Rochester only carried on this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
OK r. M.-Dnily for Buffalo Detroit, Chicago
y. LIZ and Cape Vincent u.ooo islands,
ASS %Ih III HA ThHS ' SiHT.i 5.NEEs'
S d1y ssnsHS
due Pittsrieid $40 North Adams p:l0 p. NJ
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only at 2:2S r. n arrives
Pitts.ed B:l5 +. VI. Wagner Draw Room Cars.
For time local tickets AMI space In sleeping
apply Grand Central Station at 49, 2bl. <l3.
1856 442 Broadway. 235 Columbus av. 53 West 125th
ST. and lash l. station. New York; 1893 Washington
St. 72U Fulton ST. and - Broadway. E. D. brooklyn
Above trains. except those leaving at 80 9:lO. e:2o
A. NJ 40 500 3d. 80 300 +. NJ. stop at 18Sth ct.
Westcots xpress ca lis for and checks baggage from
hote and residences Through to destination
JOHN VI. TUlCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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which can be raised without pulling it for
ward.
A full line OF Trunks Of all kinds. ALI
linen lined Trunks, 80 inches, $500.
Extension Bags. from 30 cts.
Croquet Sets, from So cts.
Tennis Rarkes from 6S cents.
Hemniocks. II ON 60 cts. full-sze Mexi-
can Hammock. 90 cts.
Bicycles, $1,000 to $4,000.
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3ailroads.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAlLWy OF AMERICA !
PROTECTED TnRoUGHouT BY
Block Signals ard IntGrl0Cking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosscs and Cortlandt streets.
In Effect JUNE "a, 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
300 a. M.-Pulman Nestibule ,epplns caste Chi.
an" nEo Arm =. IN Cse nn a.
Indianapolis 1853 4, NJ. Chicago 1000 a NJ. next day
FAST LINE
900 4. S.-ror irt sbureh and Central Pennsy !.
vana. Parlor Car to Pit sburRh
TIE rENNSYL,A ANA LIMITED.
1900 No0N.-Com csed exclusively OF Pnl man
smo.ine and Observe ion cars nr.s ntins nnanclal
G5h :s" sfsGGSi maid aid S.
all the conveni"nceS 81 home or onlce Lighted Ny
caRo 1900 noon
81. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
IN EESS.
Ears to T. lous inc ,nnati. and lneago yes,Gnie
ln"nn"t x ). louis 81 80 I H.
and chicago G!lU p NJ
THE vE-rERN EXPIRE 8.
ESQ T. M.-Pullman yestbuie sieering Ears to
'sH S'isH' SHf chsasS
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
aso wsss da st: 70 n-Dr. s.G
Altoona
fon ,. l2S NJ oi nann 600 r. and st.
PACIFIC ExPRESS.
no IS,5S IAy FhatG
and Cleveland week days a,io p NJ.
ana and E ,sn
Win
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s;sis pa r%%ss Car: Passenger
K: e.f. ana Dining Car ai''
AZ sfG so. sSS and
and 7 K nsh txs ss.s'y e es ana ana SO o
4; sn$ Fms nishI For Baltimore only. i:oo ?: NJ:
TlfoaEh slsePsnio Anga,,A Msmnns Iot s,,nSs
Esn,, ,ss Ss,,spss s.: and
FOR OLD F ri GUN q and SosFoLk via Cape
TsldSsh RssIs SO daily Msek days and with
For ATLANTIC CITY. l:5o ". week days, with
IT. ThToI ,t Eaaet rarlSr Cars and Day Coaches
f25 Point TsHF ss"sa A'sasy pn5
u:2O saturday only 23O $40. 3:40. 4:0. 5:lO. and
ZOO T. y. week days. sundays s:l5, D:t5 A. NJ. and
6:l5 p. NJ tllo not stop ut Asbury PARK and ocean
Grove ON Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $500. 800 $780, 80 300. $3.50 40 90 Wash.
S as% ~n n"d"s wiz ts n ana a
luo 2;lo 3:un. 3:7o. 400 4:3o. 500: 600 80.
$50. g. 90 and 900 r. NJ. and I2:l5 night Accom-
mediation. u 20! A NJ, 40 and 100 Pm. Sunds,s
Express. 6l5 $3.50. 300. $50 1000 A M ue:oO
noon Lnited) 200 400. $50. 300 $3.50 I:I5 $500.
300 NJ. and l2:l5 night Accommodation. 500
and 700 T.. N.
For Il meta bIes of trains to local points tho
rennsylyan,a Railroad system. apply at the f3lowiny
26l broadway. Aston Hots-. 1874 East 12hth ST., 2C4
West l25th st. 25l Columbus Rv.. 1877 u h av.. and
foot OF DesbrOsses and Cortlat DIT sts Court st. $40
Fulton It, vS Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Sta.
tion. foot or Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; 12v Hudson st.
Hob0ken: Station, Jersey CITY
The New York Transfer Company will cali for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination
SIN PROVOST. JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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DEL A w A X l., La kAW ANN AND
WESTERN X. X.
Sta Hons In New York, Foot OF barclay ana
thri.tor ser STE.

WESTEKN X. II.
Stations In New York, Foot OF barclay and
s"22KkITINNs s,T rrt1EHS.RA NNEGsodlttMHEEsL . ED
Orange snmm,f Bernardsvills. Bnskinx Ridge.
Dover Stanho"e Buad's Lake Lake uii:ps,c9ns,
Tnll,psburR: Easion. Water Gar: stroqaseurE, Pc
&anticoke, Dalw.,le Eorthpmbe5and Mon iH,1s.
RiciIieh SPRING.; Cortland syrscIse n osweEo,
buffalo. and ali points West Northwest. and South.
west.
0.UO a. M.-BuIalo. RIchneld spring., and oswefo
Exprrss. Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Bunalo
with train for Chicago arriving ~ $40 next morning,
7,2O a. M.--Btnghumton Mail Stops at principal
stations,
1 100 r.. M.-scranton. Binghamton. and Eimira Ez-
press Pullman paror cars
k;IO u. M.-ScraEton. Wilkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman parlor cars
q t3O Il. M.-fdaiy)-Brraio Limited ExpresL Pub
man slice pers. Arrives at 7l5 A. NJ
D Il. M,-(daiiy)-Bunalo. Rchheld Springs. and Oswo.
go Express Pullman sleepers.
Ticket and Pullman accnmmoda tons At 10 Murray
at and 4a9 Broaiway Tickets At ferry stations $50
New York: $50 Washington st.. T2d Fulton st. and -
Broadway Brooklyn. Time table giving full informs
ton ut al stations. 80
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel OF residence to destination
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LADIES' OUTING SUITS.

1t is but natural that the great business
in Eton and Blazer Suits should result in a
number OF broken lots. Among these lots
are several styles we dc not intend TO con-
tinue. To close promptly they have been
reduced to one-third and one-half former
prices.
At $3.S9-Pure Worsted Serge and Habit
Cloth in black and navy blue Elton Suits.
Jacket lined throughout with silk serge; re-
duced from S6.75.
S4.9S-Pure Worsted Serge Elton Suits.
black and navy blue.fu skirt, swell sleeves;
reduced from S775.
At So. 9S-Blazer and Eton Tailor made
Costumes in blue and black wool serge and
habit cloth, with swell or prelate sleeves.
handsomely made and finished: reduced
from $3.50.
At SI2.5O-Blazer and Eton Tailor-made
Costumes in navy blue and blacks. strictly
all-wool serge, handsomely trimmed with
satin and braids. full skirts. swell sleeves:
reduced from $3.50.
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OUTING FOODS.
In the Basement.

We are sole agents In Brooklyn for the
patent Common-sense Trunk. the top Of
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PRINTED CHINA SILKS,

$500 yards at 35 cts. per yard,
instead Of59 cts.
Even better than the lot sold
last Monday and unquestionably
the best goods ever offered at the
price. The assortment contains
good styles in black and colored
grounds, small and large designs,
four widths of hairline stripes on
navy and black grounds, variety
of polka spots on navy and black
grounds; several styles which have
not been shown before; all at IS
CTS. PER YARD.
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IlMMMAn1M
Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON, NEWPORT. Providence. Cottage City,
NANTCcKRT. CAPE COD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. and
DOUBLE SERVICE during SUMNER MONTHS the
four leading steamboats, CT the World in commission
together.
PLYMOUTH, and PROVIDENCE.
Leave New York from Pier - N X, foot OF Murray st.
asioiows:
$50 =, NJ. eek DAYS and sundays for Fail River
direct connecting with Pullman Nestibued train due
Boston $3.50 ~ NJ, and with train for New bedford.
there connecting with boat for Cottage City and Nam
tucke (The $50 boat from New iork sundays touches
At New port Mondays at 81 A. ny
,9:l5r =. ~, week days only; for Newport and Fall
Meeting with Pullman Nestibued train duo Boston 300
A. M and with trains for Cape Cod points, the White
Mountains. &c.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days
and SUNDAYS at 300 7 NJ. Jersey CITY 0J 4. NJ. A
spendd band and orchestra attached 10 each steamer
In commission.
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VIT0RLD's FAIR CHICAGO.
w Tickets, eepng car bertha rooms AT hotels. dc,
fur individual r'Iers or with weekly excursion par.
ties. send Tor programme.
H. GAZE SONS. ll3 broadway. n. Y.
0nic.al ticket Agents for the chief IL INK Lines.
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TROY BOATS.


CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier ~. n. R.
foot West luh st. daily except SATURDAY.. VI. fI
press trains for saratoga Lake George. Adlrondacks
SUNDAY steamer touches ut Albany, SARATOGA EN-
CCksIOh, 40 LAKE GEORG Excl RnlON. 81 10
EAr>kILL uuNiAINS-Steamer: kAATkRskilL
u and CArSkILl. leave every week day at q r. NJ
from Pier * foot OF West 18th St. connecting with
CstskilI Mountain aud CAIRO r. r. and the new otis
@vating Railway to he summit. Directory of sum
ner hotel and boarding Ouses mailed Tree ut Eier
BY ". j. HUGHES. Catskil. y. Y.
NOR FIXING ANDlNLErMEDa
DAILY O'Clock from foot Of West luSh st.. Pier 46. N.
H.: Saturdays l +. NJ.
HUDSON AND CoXsACKIE BOATS LEAVE EVERY
week day u r. N. from Pier AZ foot OF West llth
ST. connecting with Boston and Albany r. r.
HARTFORD LISF.-Steaners leave Pier ~. F. r. for
III Hartford and Connecticut hlver Landings daily
except Sundays. ats r.
NTrw HAVEN. FARE 7hc,: magnificent new twin
~ screw steel steamer ilCIIA D PECK. the flyer
steamer G. n. NuRTHAM leave Pier 70 l. n, daily
ISumdavs excrpt-dI At ai3oP and II 80 =. N. con-
Meeting with trains FOR Meriden hartford and Spring
field
FED RANK LINE.
OF Frank lin ST. ~ u Ia Is, ni9 A and r. NJ satur.
urdays at 2:sO. Returning. leave Red Bank at IA NJ
and ! r. NJ
ID kMSpELL LINF.-steamers leave Pier "a, \. r,
IL foot Frankln 81 for rranston's West Point. Cold
SprinR. Cornwall. fishkil landing and Newburgh
week days 4. NJ Sundays "a NJ.
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DRESS GOODS,
80 cts. instead of $1.OO.

4s-inch navy blue Storm Serge. with
white hairine stripes. formerly sold at
$1OO. reduced to SO cts. per yard.
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ALBANY BOATS.

s,.,m,r, nprw nId thIt.y RuIrEioND Ie,r, Ola
Pier Al " r. foot Canal St at T. ". daily fSundays
excepteGI Direct connections to points Morrill, rast.
and West Saturday night steamer connects with Sun
day morning trans
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CuNARD LINE TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN

Campania July q 80 AN. Etrurta July 20. bisoA n
umbria ....; ,JMiy :, r u. tampania Aug 8. II y
July 20 l. r lucanaAug. ~. 10 30 An.
Extra steamer.
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A -HAMBuRG.AMERICASP PACKET COMPANY.
~. FAST LINZ 1p i.oNpnS BY ths four mARnincens
y. Bismarck. June - Columbia. July u. II A u.
HAABl RIGA AMERICAN Co. 81 Broadway. y. \.
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RUSSET OXFORD TIES,
Goo.

500 pairs Ladies' Russet Oxford Ties. dia-
mond tips, flexible soles. on Bargain Table.
first floor. main aisle. Monday; sizes 211s to
z, at
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-09
COURT CHRONICLE
The Bankrupt Boston--Will of g. p.
Won Mengersen.

In the returns of Frances NJ.
Nicoll, proprietress Boston lunch
rooms, bankrupt, the liabilities are
shown to be spool, and assets 5000.
Creditors are to prove Their accounts
and elect an assignee OH Monday.
Bertha Won Mcngersen, widow of
Curt Philip Won Mengersen, late of
Kukuihaele, has fled in the Circuit
Court a petition for the probate of
her husbands last will and tesla
ment. Mrs. Won Mengersen is the
sole devisee and lcgatee, and no ex.
ecutor is named in the will. There
fore she prays that F. A. Schaefer Of
Honolulu be appointed executor
without bond. The estate is entire
ly of personal property, being 10
shares Pacific Sugar Mill par value
$4,000, 20 shares Honokaa Sugar
Co. par value $1,000, and cash, notes,
etc, of $500, the whole valued at
SlG,520. The petition states that
the late Mr.. Mengersen was 81 years
Of age, and that his heirs at law aud
next of kin are as follows: Baron II.
Won Mengersen. n brother, residing
at Helpensen, Hanover, Germany;
Baron August Won Mengersen, 4
brother, residing at Eperies, Hunga-
ry; Mrs. Won Bieschel, sister, re-
siding in Germany, and Mrs. Won
Brands, a sister, residing at Han
over (city), Germany. Monday, Oct,
8, is appointed for bearing the petit
ton, The deposition Of l.. Ahlborn,
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Passengers.
ARRIVALS.

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau
Sept s-Nolcano: ! W Jones, Miss Barnes,
Mrs g X Wilder, W Coon, w ! Cesar,
VIM Wulfing. Way ports: Misses Hapai.
NJ Richardson, |. S;hmilt, Fisher, Austin
kycroft. l. Pilipo: H Lee: K Lee, Fl Clark,
Kanehaku, Eva Parker, Mist. Edith Bond,
Woods, Mabel Woods, Maud Woods, Lucy
Woods, and Ellen Holt; Il Hapai, VIM
Beriowitz, A Fernandez, Masters l. Cana
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Sam Parker, Masters Sam Smithies and
Alex May, Rev Timoteo DIR Mor, Masters
+ and H Holstein, Il Madden, q II Fairer,
Il Bond, kobt Bond, Master Il Timoteo,
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wife, Mrs D Cockett and child. q Iau-
kea and son, Mrs T Hughes and 2 children,
G NJ Slocnm, NJ BorDa, Jr, Master Fl
Holt, D H Kahaulelio, y + Horner and
wife, and ~ deck.
From Molokai per stmr Mololii, Sept
DR. Oliver, Miss Elliot, Dan Lyons, Jr, h
Beckley and Is deck.