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THE STOCK MARKET.
The Money Stringency Causes 1
Great Fall Offin Brade.

New York, June 20.-Wheat opened
with extremely dull markets in Wall
street, Transactions in stocks were
less than 100000 shares. The intense
heat tended to restrict business, but
the far more important factor was the
stringency i'll money, which causes the
commission houses to discourage oper-
atoms by their clients At the open
ing there was pretty general adj
vance, improvement ranging from Z
to l q per cent. With Manhattan dis
tillers and Chicago Gas in bad activity
induced some of the room traders tC
raid the list before the expiration o.
the first hour, and sugar and Missouri
Pacific yielded Ia Chicago Gas anC
General Electric l Z and balance o
the list ITO / per cent. A rally of 4
to "a per cent, occurred after the deliv
cry hour when money eased up; tn,
rate for call loans dropping from 25aS
| per cent. The continued weakness Q
exchange which revived the talk abou
probable gold imports also exerte
favorable influence. The market close
steady.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
The University
Of Tennessee

Offers the choice of classical or lit
erary, an agricultural, a civil, mechan-
ical, electrical, or mining engineering
course, and a special course for teach
ers.
All graduates OF approved high
schools admitted on certificate. Exam
ination for admission to the University
September 18th.
Tuition free to State students. Elk
penses very moderate Write for ilns-
trated announcement.
PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE,
Knoxville. Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world tor Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures. Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Mcfarland & Go.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
Charles Dismissed.

Nashville, June disappointment
ent Of the Capitol, Charles WAS asked
for his resignation to-day by Governor
Turney and promptly handed it in.
Frank Battle. of Rutherford county,
will probably be appointed to the
vacancy. The evidence against Chas
was too conclusive to admit of delay.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
HORRIBLE III TRUE,
Has the Milan Liar Broken Loose on
the Country Again!

Milan, June 20.-The mob which
was supposed to have lynched Lee Ben.
nett, at Gleason, hanged Jim Harris,
an innocent man, instead. Bennett is
in Jail as Dresden heavily guarded.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
=ENATOR ssTANFORD DEAD.
News Received by the Senate Ser
geant alarms.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The serge
at alarms OF the senate has been ad.
vised that Senator Stanford. of Cali
fornia, died at O'Clock this morning
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West, |3'H
Northwest
And southwest
VIA
Natural Tunnel Route
And
Louisville & Nashville
RAILROAD.
Shortest and Quickest LINE to
Louisville, Omaha,
Cincinnati, Denver.
Chicago, Memphis.
indianapolis, little Rock,
St. Louis, Fort Worth,
Kansas CITY, Dallas, Etc.
| -- tot
Omaha,
Denver,
Memphis,
little Rock,
Fort Worth,
Dallas, Etc.

Train No. 3 leaves Bristol at 2.35 D.
m, arriving ut Big Stone Gap at Sal
p. m, in Louisville, 7:10 a. M, Cincin-
natl 1920, indianapolis. Ills, Chicago
5:25 and st. Louis 1926 p. M, Kansas
City 500 a. m.
Train No. leave Bristol ats O'Clock
a. m, arriving at Big Stone Gap 11:3O
making close connection with L. & N.
train for Norton and points on Clinch
Valley Division of Norfolk & Western
r. r.
Pullman SIeepers.
through to Louisville and Cincinnati.
from Big Stone Gap and Cumberland
Gap, making direct connections in
UNION STATION.
For tickets, SLEEPING CAR
SPACE and other information, call on
or address.
C. T.. BUNTING,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Bristol. Tenn
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swINGHAMMER's ROW.
Tho Health Osiee- Calls the Commissioners'
Attention to Il as . Nuisance.

The Health Osfee- Calls the Commits ioners'
Attention to Il A. a Nuisance.
Health Offieer Hammett called the attention
OF the Commissioners today to q nuisance IN
square PSI, which cannot be abated under the
health ordinances in any other way than the
practical abandonment o; the tenements 'front.'
ing 49, street. Tie nuisance consists Of
unlawfuily located priy;es crowded together
within 8 few feet distance Of dwellings, emitting
foul and offensive doors detrimental TO the
health OF the unfo-turates who are compelled
to exist in the buildings and inha,e the pestifer-
Gus odors floating in the atmosphere and watt
ing into their bed rooms. The case referred 70
IL and has been known for years a Swingngrn-
ners Row. This building. winch was con-
structed during the. late wa as a barTacx
vas divided into seven separate dwell
ings and yauir built in the
rear Immediately adjoining same for
privy purposes. The vault. DIR. Hammett.
says. Is a nuisance aud in direct violation OF
section IL Of the health ordinances. We: If the
law Is enforced the building must be abandoned
As haoItaJion- Many other nuisances which
exist in this square cannot be aba;eI for want
Of water facilities. The subject is called to the
attention o. the Commissioners. SAYS Dr. Ham,
NETT. with . view OF having a water main
placed upon the street mentioned. II this ID
not done. says DR.. Hammett. he will be CON-
PEELED In his lire of duty as health officer 10
carry the law into effect. which will virtually
cepopula:e part Of the square referred 70.
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An Interesting Rife Contest.


One o. the most interesting rifle matches Of
the season took place Saturday night in the
National Guard gallery between teams Of fifteen
men each from companies Of the engineer
corps and b (Treasury Guard) Of the sixth
battalion. Thecontest was witnessed by q num-
Der of ladies who were interested IN seeing their
husbands and weethearts nakebulls-eyes-
The shooting Was remarkable. the average OF
the winning team being 43 % per man cut OF q
possible 50 and over 1924 Tor the entire thirty
men, Capt James Z. Bell acted as range officer.
The scores we're as follows:
COMPANY Il. sixti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 46
Kirk, IS: McClain. As; Adkins, a; Byrne. A
O'Dell, As; Blanton. 43; Swigart, 43, Ellsworth
a; Garrett. AZ; Glover, AZ; Davenport. AZ
King. AZ; Wilcox, A.; Simonson. 40. Total, 6i6
Company A. engineer cOrps-Lizear, n
Scott, 5. l.. AZ: Tailmadge, 43; Stambaugh. 43
Scott. W.. As; Hutterly. 43; Roberts, As; Garlic
ton. As. Edwards. AZ; Dickey, Al; Young, 10
Taylor. 40; shaw, 40; Colloday, 80; Hough, So
Total. 6z3
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starved to Death

u midst OF plenty. Unfortunate. unnecessary, yet
Ne hear of il often Infants thrive physically AID
mentally when properly fed The Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed MIX Is nndouo tedly tie
safest and best infant food obtairzble. Grocers
and Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18
FOR RENT-HALLS.

L,OR RENT-FINE HALL. Sl6 Ia. AVE- RUN
niuy tarou-r to Cst. heated by steam: near a l
lines; onlN S41 mon jUst the place for lodge
ap1i-lm' >EMMEs h BEOADBsNT, 6O2 st. NV.
NOR RENT-HALI.. 1851 i4TH ST. ~ w. ANY
L nivht or day (-rcept Monday night; rent 'ow
Amply to pWEN McCABE. 943 5 st. u W.. or re- zion
Office. div sion arl7-}s
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'EUR RENT
SEQ 10Th ST. n.e. 8 rooms. bah. concretedcellsr,
all MI. &2L5O.
l4l9 Corcoran II. n. w., 10 rooms bath ceiisr and
AL m l. very desirable and cheap at S4S.
AL N. l., &l7.N
1905 st; n. e. rooms. bath. al nj new sl7. 90
l.2o LINDEN place n. e.. rooms. MT. convenient
NcLACHLEN BArcHELDER
ADA Cor 10th and @ sta n. ",
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WANTED-NI MISCELLANEOUS

w y y Ed - " i~tEiIlI2 y ECU y
---=--------=
AA@STt D-A F1E>I-CLAsS G..OCEkY AND
w provision $50 III good locality; nortuwe est sec
ton pre- erred. Address o c.. star Office u lS-:,ls
\EANTLD-AT ONCE. 20 CARTS APPLY sos
w 18th 81 wv. aplS-:,1.
WANTED-NONEY SAVED - MODEL HOME
w for fo-ses n l!l0-121, Ohio ave. II. W., where
tn receive coui uuar,! and kind attention at low
Tates 10 ses delivered W. L HALE. PrJi rietor.
EuiS-1u'
N-ANTED-GENTS' SPRING SUITS TO CLEAN
w at 81 suit, coats JOc pants Dc. vests. -.
thirty ears experience: good. ca,,et for and d.
hvere :. l.. H. "OSEf. 1llJ 4:h st. l.. Inh2S-,,t'
NTANTED-A YOUNG LAD, PIANIST. WHO Is
w educate IGu~ic1n. will give in cias>i-
cal ana mod Music 81 PEE two haf-.:or lessons
Il. Is. b., Star office. an11-3
NVASTED-CAHPETs CLEANED. RFMODKLED
w snu al; mattresses ana window AIDES . ede
to o--er. Ma tlngs sod by sainp IS. WI l. BAH,
az ilth st W. Ie.epnore. l46 aplC-i2T"
WhEFt D.,OLD FEATHER BIDS FOR CASH.
w Address Box 40. stay Office. ap11-:it'
NKTANTTD-GAKi NOTICE-JCST RECEIVED
w spring sly es; will parer rools from S}upward ;
you q save - yer cans tGese p-.crs; all work
guaranteed; scrapil, eIl=2. T. u. SOLIE. 9O1 lith
W. apl1-lns
NANTED-t LADY WANTS 70 TIRE A VIC
W toria. with poe ard y afts. fer months ;
iEHt and aTeful usage. address BCx GG, flee,
SAVING terms all 80
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EtS ALE.


WANTCD-CooKs. sI2 To s75; CHAMBER
', mans. wll;Eesses En-ses. sesmstrsss. house
hotels. DIGKis AGENCY. 81: 9TH st. n W .pis-5Si
N(ANTED-A WHIT. GIRI. As WAITRESS AND
w par or maid. Apply 1877 c mn. an1S-3b'
w AN~kD "A YOUNG LADY ATTENDANT N
Cal a; toe TGS iS} io i F rf Aver IT,
w ASTED- GIRL FOR CISEE:AL
enc required CAL after > o'coc1 at iS'I 3:ii
w tNTED-sFTTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
da-st4nt her business, and brn. gooi reierrn,es.
IRIS vernon: ave apis-35'
WANTED,-.E;ZyipEKIENcaD NURSE FOE II
w .aEt at iIl Mass. av-. ne ap1S-2b'
WAN ED-Bl A COhnEED wOHAN. sI!UA-
w ton a. nu-se or cha o.rIaii good references.
App,y I:oo.n >, Ur,tai.s. 81 Pierre -. n. W. Id.
N'AN rED-A REsP2CCABLE WHITE GIRI. 10
w 40 AOiIse~OrA- Gail. at;er y. III. lob q -
NV H.
E'ANTHD-A RELIABLE WOMAN. WHITE or
nights r'fereuces required SO iGth 81 n ". IL.
w ANTlD-A GIGL To CoOE AND DO THE
w hodsewerk in saIal. family; no washing or
German preierred Apply "a 9 h 81 n y. lb-
w rrenticcsa al ca 'th =. nv. 1b'
yNANTED-WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
~ Egd iron; a--o one white cha.nbesIuai!. Aun:y
a. 1917 7 81. before g ".Iu. a.l>-sb
4, ANTED-A THOROUGHLY ExPEEIESClD
w cook must Ne trst-c and bring -UOl CITY ref
eEsicet Cal be ween 10 and II "Wednesday Jrning
az IL : II -. H. IL
WANTED-A wHITE GIRL GERMAN PRE-
w :er-edj for general hoGse~o:k. Ca. at Gg9 Il
81. NV. apiS-55'
WANTED-EX rERITYCED WAIST AND SHIRT
81 rno.nin< at IFS lntn ~. H. arl7-Ib'
", ANTED-IMNs DIATELv-SKvERiI FIRST
W class skirt hands; also apprentices l13o l5h
w ANTED-A TAILOEEeS TO WOhKuN CONS
w Apply l..G Il. spi1,5'
WASTED-GOCD WHITE GIRL FOa GESEEAI.
9Ss' WE STs in T fanT III E 3 buAsiSd
A. ..h It. NV. wi:E reference. apl1-:.b'
WANTED GOOD sKI..T HANDS. ALSO APP
w pre2t;ce. Arply 1l17 Mas. 4. w. sp17-ao'
WANTED LADY To WORK On VESTS AT
he sore Aso genera lO wSsIeE s; Sc, wo-k
n nm. n'Sns' wages pad AoA'AN y sp,. 81 i
W-ASTFD-LADIES-Ar FEW LADIES To CAN
w vass - household ic!e on sa.ary and co,l-
mission. Adires- I. -. siar Office. apl.r:ib'
NANIsD-LADIES To LEARN DtEsS cur
w rn- AMI III. ing ny tie raj o. System wi l,out
pas,srEsc'.; b. measure At az 9ih W. splJ:,5'
NEANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOa GIN
" siai ha,iseFo- IN stas!i family; retere.ccs re-
AANTED- COMPETENT WAIST HANDS; GOOD
in2. 1917 Coz -ec1.cIt ave api5-.b'
XVANrED-fwO GOOD p.sEssEEs on LADIES'
to y BESsoS. - . 14:a :; n W IA a15.s3
JI-aNTED-A lady o ASSIST Us AT ROME
v, In nam and atirs,s ne cl.egiars. 20 terms
BIZ NJ. Secretary. south Bend. ind. aI3.O1
MALE OR FEMALE.
Ep-IIAiAlEDiATELGi ANgXeFEIENCED
w rre,-e- at THE &ETEOFOLITAN DYE. NDi:ES.
.lsi TN - &plS-2c'
" ANIkD-DUNrORE'S Employ lint b.
res1.e Edacted by ,adies-IEen and women. white
and O-ed for all kinds domestic labor. city state
and springs with references. sO.' LIST aplJ-fc
WANTED ;GLNTS FOR ARTISTIC GUIDE
w Iii. AID the Worlds Tsir ~ A l-eat
cess; a-ents coming money. Biz booS. over N
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INOR EENT-DURING THE SCMMFR-A NICELY
Il furnished hat also large cnrumCdi0us house in
Georvetown. b. II. ROBERTSON,
aplS3! l42l Il ct. IL. W.
LfOR RENT-TWO MAILAPARTMENTS IN THE
Il Concord. on y. H. will b. vacant May par
To-. bedrooms AMI r.vate bath room each rent
$4I Apply premises. auI5-I-
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANJED-HOTSES


V-ANTED-TO PUi.CaAsE FROM OWNfKs FoK
m mt zitcEen price n I TO exceed s3.oDO. A1cr.ss
w the OF furnish ID careful atteatIon
re:e-eEces II desired. Address mrs L. b. T.. i IA
W-ANTED-HOUSEs TO RENT-WE ARE IN
w able to .nrpiy .he deIusnd Tor desirable houses
f fss .'sA' s%0If isiEDr BsaSiE3: 'fu
WASTYD-By TWO LADIES. THE CAFE OV \
W ho,.ss COR the summer references Atdres. B.
NVANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR A CLIENT. A
w house on Capitol III, bit. Mass ave- ne. and Pa
dSe.. % sfiCkSfY. al ~ G st tn n W api5-t
WANTFD-TO FURNISH GOOD AND PROMPT
w payinT t:nan FOR your vacant houses: We hsv.
apClicaA daily shat are unable TO supply: We Will
7s u s2dl tTe G5 1 f. BGiss CO., S Sls RI
WASTED-A MODERN HOUSE OF ~ or l.
w rooms in the northwestern section % the city.
Pr:G , not to exceed s''.oOo. A D. ADnISoN
w ANTED-GENTLEMA AND WIFE DESIRE
w the ear o! furnished house Tor parties le wing
MANIED-HOOMo.
NyANTKD-BY G-NTLEMAN AND WIFE. 3 OR
rles.y furnished ro3ms for hons.keepins;
references. Address ". y. r. star oifce. apIS2t.
I w ANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFUHNISHED
w in all parts u city. Cheapest AMI quickest
sps,sS isssj saackfEFosD's p RGESGy. az
1ltns NV. aplS-6l'
NVANTED-BY 3 ADULTS. 3 or UNFUR.
SITS. Permanent If suited. Address. stating
terms. b. l.. cs2l lOth st.n.w. apl1-3I'
BOARDING.
NVANTED-A LADY BlARDkR IN PRIVATE
w family only one other boarder; home comforts
with privileges; give address where Interview can be
had Mrs. c. 7. f.. Star Office ap1S-3t'
4 THE LINCOLN. 10TH AND SITS,
One Of the best within block Of ave lines Of
Terms: From q to e3l 50. By the month moderate
l sp3-lm
| ErKsT-CLAss HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
/ board; location central; references exchanged
mh25 I'm. zoos stn.w
TIE LINCOLN. COR. 10TH AND SITS. HAS
4 Il a few choice Rooms. single suite which can
be rented IT reasonable rates. with without board
| mh25-I
TIE IRvISGrON. ST. BETWEEN l4TH AND
| L 18th SIS. e,egantiy furnished roo as NILE on
en- suite with or without board; terms reasous BILE
excellent tsoie mb24-:3m
COUNTRY BOARD.
FEW SELECT BoARDERs CAN BE NICELY
"a accommodated for the reason able raj
Address Mra T. g. MADDOX, Front Royal, Va
! ap15-3
| WILL ACCOMMODATE TWO BOARDERs FoH
city and close to the station. Address BOZ ar city
spl5-3s'
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MALE OR FEMALE.

VTANTED-RY MAN AND WIFE, PLACE TO
w 70 away man buIier second man, Woman
Ms ca,noc: lnGtd Or nursing an coOk have good
erEnce. Please call fo- two days, Illg 2Ist St
NV. IT,
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SHED.
Conn ave bet r and s. e2OO
l:fsl 81 be; K and L. 200
VI st bet 18th st and
Conn sve........I6S. 81
Moss ave Oct 18th and
Is, .s.--...-... 1861 81
Ib-.lS:h Il 10Th stsI6S. 81
DeSales &c oct Conn
av snl 17th S. ....16j.3
Pa ave De: 2lst and I'D
l7th 81 ~ Far So. $50
Dupont circle bet n
II ave and P Il. .......1J0
lJth st be. K & L. ..l33.A
Jefferson place bet
Conn av and 18th st 1"5
p : h-t och and Goth. l25
10th bet 7 and U. Zig. 81
7 - bet 11rI and 18Th. 100
l9ta - between Y st
and Dupont ci-cle 101
2Sth 81 bet p & Q. ...... 100
F st net 18th Il lS:a So. 81
florida avnr Mass -
81 st het 18TH an. 20th
SIS tsuiDTner). 80
Florida ave near Mass
ave lsainme.) 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES

Zoe EsNT-TuE FINE RESIDENCE els ST
Il II rooms bsth 90. lar she'd all moi tf.g-
at $50 pe- nionta. Amply at Sl0 .p-h 81 " a.,~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR 4, MA SIX NOON DWELLING IN GOOD
reps.r. With side entrance. pos 81 eet one
s9aAre m m cable only ri4 Ter month n. A
PHILLIPS SON. 14ss New \ crf ave spii-ev
EoR kkNT-sEgERAL NEW HOUSES IN TIE
u country on line OF electric cars. Arply JOHN \.
BAL 1921 FsL sp<-im
Eos RENTS AND 90 ST. ; r. Mar
government rrtntinE cfic.; rcon,- Aad hsths
~ per month. JOHN Y BEAIl. lei fst- mh2ul I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

I'OR SALE-NtLL SILL ny BAR iuOoM S1,,,,k
Il aud NtnreS chear. As want retire from ba.l-
Eess, SPLENDID opportunity for = rood man Ar,TlY d
JOSHUA CLARK
aHls 81 1850 llth 81 ~.
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A FEW SELECT BOARDRRS CAN BE NICEIY
n accommodated for the summer at re able rata
Address Mrs T. g. MADDOX. Front Royal, Va
ap15-3
WILL ACCOMMODATE TWO BOARDERS FOR
w the summer within half hours ride from the
city and close 10 the station Address Box dO1 city
splS-3s'
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

TVTE REN ID L ADIIES.
EOR RFNT-BRICK STABLE IN ALLEY BE-
4 tween 18th ani lS.h. and X sts. n. ". fat for
coachmsn's family on I'd hoor. SO per month.
APPLY to JOHN L. BEALL,
apl7-lm 1871 st.
ErOk RENT-TWO-sTORY BRICK STABLE on
10th st. bet and & SIS w. vita water; stalls
and carriaze rooll; 80 r. G. CAMPBELL.
aplJlw 5l7 10th st. n. ".
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- - =
NJ ut rear Conn ave
fseasonb So, COO
Mass ave, 18th and p
Conn ave, inter NS1s.h
SITS, with stable. .4l6. g.
Cor ism and NJ SIS NV
(seaSOn) ...........4li. 81
y st mr. C0nu ave. .4l6 g.
= bet l15h Il 18Th. .31J
Cor 18th 8. and Me-
Pherson SIua-e.. :sS... -
1911 pct X /. L SIS. 3 3. Ii
Mass ave bet 2lss and
-&d SIS ......... 3.S}, *,
NJ bet l4th 4 18th. 800
Conn ave bet VI and y
sss;,..-.........-:......3O U
K st bet lJLn and .6.n
sts. with stable. .-9l 81
Sc cor 2Ist and L NV. -
F st bet 18th ami 16'h.
with stable. .22l.67
K s. BET l6tn ana lLth
S-...-..-..... .S'S. 81
r I ave be: l1th and
Conn ave.........20S.3f
y ST Oes l9sh * rbch. 20S. -
L 81 between Goth and
Zl9t Sts....:-.........2 200
- p 80 - y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-uSFURSIsHEp.
c, EStsi s centrally g; 80 Oh ..ss ilr $50
$40 11th ct NV Tor ant. lCr.- - a
and Isrss halls and 400 soth 81 nv. liz. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

I'''-'1IIr T n W
L'OR RENT-OSE SQUARE FROM DUPONT CIR
Il cle. III Madison. ST. 10 rooms: new; every mod
ern improve lent location end surroundings
passed; so1 Il. L. McCLEILAND 1905 st alo O..
IfOR REST-AT REDUCED RATE. SEVERAL
attractive houses on X st. 20sh 81. brick and
stone: stories. III rooms bath, all modern
provemerts. in excellent order.
u. d. WARNER CO.,
apS-12t' $40 st. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

LOk sALF-sl. 100 Will. RVY THF MOST y, n
-, nisr; centrally locs,ed sni best rsyinr clssr
store IN The " owner leaving city an- .io,k IN
hrturCs; two-thirds all cash. Br8 BaIs.IN
star flee - 90 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-18

tNoR RkNT-a0s nth 81. =. r. NINE ROOMS
Il and bath. ar, furnace amt; louse newly
pape-ed, nve Steering rooms on "a hoor: s.S
srlo-sSs JAMES q. yESTYH- ESQ r a. NV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-20

Minister King said the terms OF
the franchise were being followed
Mr. Emme'uth read from the rules
issued by the insurance board.
Mr. Warehouse moved the matter
be referred to the minister of the in
terror with power to act Carried.
The bill 10 grant an extension of
time to the o. r. & L. Co. was
taken up.
MIR. Morgan asked for information
as to the law OF 1888.
Mr.. Emmeluth opposed the grant
OF more time.
Mr.. Young thought it was import
ant more time be granted.
After considerable discussion, the
bill passed to second reading.
The bill to guarantee 4 per cent.
interest on $500, 600 worth of bonds
belonging to the same company, after
considerable discussion, was indefin-
itely postponed on vote of s to Z.
At 2:55 Pm. the councils went into
special session.
Several matters Of Importance were
discussed at the special session,
which adjourned at $40 PM.
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In explaining the provisions of
the act, Minister Damon said that
all the expenditures of the govern
ment were paid to date except those
for September The following was a
resume of the general expenses:
GENERAL EXPENSES OF PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
Military .................... ...... S121, 941 O3
Council ........ ................ 25, 1913 20
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Honolulu, Oct. -, 1898.

Honolulu, Oct. 10, 1898.
The incidentals for the custom
house, which amount to $1,000,
have been caused by the law
which requires the turning in of all
government realizations into the
treasury.
He read figures showing that the
water works had been run as cheaply,
if not cheaper than under the old
government. He was of the opinion
that this bureau was being run as
economically now as was possible.
He was of the opinion the true pol
icy Of the government was to ask
for the present appropriation, which
was better than the old custom of
borrowing at the end of the period of
banks or merchants.
Minister Smith explained the need
of further appropriations in his de-
partment. The appropriations by
the last Legislature had run behind
some $4,000 compared with previ-
Gus appropriations and to make up
the deficit there was no way except
to call for further money. As he had
already once before explained the
expenditures for the first eight
months of the period before the Pro
visional government had come into
power had far exceeded the esti-
mates and the Provisional govern
ment was bound to make up the ex-
travagance In some way. This could
now be done only with hard cash.
The question of incidentaIs in his
department was based upon the
same argument.
On motion of Attorney. General
Smith the bill was read first time.
Mr.. Emmeluth said he wished to
ask the minister of the interior if
the Hawaiian electric company were
allowed to put up bare copper wires.
Was this conserving the public
health?
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Music
In the Air

And also at the Music Empor-
ium of the Hawaiian News Co.
In the past month, we have
made many improvements and
additions, both as to variety
and quality of stock and gene
raj arrangement of the
department.
Our latest importations in
the Piano line consists of the
celebrated make of Everett"
of Boston and SCHILLER" of
Chicago; unequaled for bril-
lance of tone and perfection
of action and considered by all
connoisseurs of the music art
as superior instruments in
every respect. Three of these
Pianos just to hand by last
steamer; also cabinet Organs
for parlor, church Or schools;
every instrument fully war
ranted for five years. The
installment plan for the sale
Of Pianos and Organs inaugu-
rated by us five years ago, has
proven a great success as
many a home in Honolulu can
bear testimony. We shall con-
tinue same and increase our
facilities in this branch as the
trade demands.
Just landed-a new line of
piano Stools in various styles,
prices from $l.75 up; also
genuine made American Quit
ars, elegant tone and we'll
finished $3.50; cheap German
make as low as 81.
Special Order Department.
for Sheet Music and Music
Books-if you will hand us
your orders and same cannot
be filled from our large assort-
ment in stock, we will book
it in our special orders, !"
which 60 forward to the pub
fishers every mail; in this way
we will save you much trou-
BILE as we'll as money, as we
make no charge for postage.
1t is our aim to keep IN stock
everything connected with the
music trade; parties out of
town will find it to their ad-
vantage to deal with us and
not send their orders abroad.
Music Department.
The HAWAIIAN News Co.