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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
THOMAS DOWNING son. ,uc,,op..r,.

TRUSrEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FkoN TING On STREET MAR THlR-
~ virtue of two deeds Of trust on. dated March
10 1880 the other Jnl, 70 lssE recorded, rsspe.t-
,seE "a "a iieer l4s1 io ~ and IN leer los,
To- Ss ct SEQ uf the land r-crds of the District %
so,unes and Al the request Of the parties secured
thereby. We Viii offer for sale q public auction in
:ront Of the premises MFnN ESpAN. the FIFTH
DAY OF APRIL. iSsci a. FIVE O'CLOCK q. N that
parcel of land m the city 81 WASHINGTON. D. C. knoNu
the - feet 10y the de the q
original lot No. . In square NJ iona, and being
l'en'ical with lots and l. 81 he recorded suhdl-
vision made by fiisn McF add-n aud Mtiliafl n Me-
faaa-n % SAID ortriusl lot In~se ios hANs d-T,h
Of 100 'eef and AZ pruyed ~ desirable
frafIe dwell ing Eouse. No 1919 . -. =. ming
elsht rooms and cellar. WITH water AMI vas
Terms al sale. Ofs-thrd of the urcisse money In
cash. the osanr" - and two yeArs from the day
81 sale IN equal irS;ar and the purchasers
besrn1 interest from the aAS of saI-. syAh.- ssi-
annually. 10 te gwen Tor the deferred payments,
secured 5y deed a. trust the Property. zll cash
IN option ~ the purchaser. Gau,'sif Of 800 at
tiine 81 sale. IL t-ruls not c1upiied with
Gays from day sai" the r party will br r.-8ld az
convey clng ana rtcor ding AZ ~ purchaser.
klCHAED 4. NOES. Al.
- 456 I.oIisiana ave r.-
WILLIAM 3. StEFFtkLE. 4 Afus'ees-
nrho.l-lkis 62G Pa. ave. NV
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RI BERNHEIMEE. Auctioneer.

ALL THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS. &c. CONTAINED IN STORE
70. :s8il PENNA. AVE Sc
Including SHOW Gases. Counters. Shelving. &c At
auction. commencng NJ TEN AN, FRIDAY
MORNING. MARCH THIRTY-FIRsT and con-
timing each day at same boar until all Is sold. Tie
stock consists in part of Spool silks Towels Hosiery
Napkins Kid and other Cloves. stamped Linens all
kinds. Ribbons. silk and Cotton Laces. Yarns all
co.ors and kinds. Embroidered Gloves. Needles
Wors.ed Goods. Baby Embroidered Ski-:s. Enbroid-
ely Silks all shsdes, &c. together witt an unusual
assortment Of other simi.a ssoc. which be sod
The counters. show cases and fine walnut shelving
&c. will be disposed o: at ONE O'CLOCK sATUR-
DAY, APRIL FIRST nhna-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
The Sanitary League Taking Meas
ures to Protect It.
MODES OF DISINFECTION

Instructions Adopted by the CounciI-The
Proposed Voluntary Inspection of the
CisJ-Arranging for Lectures on Sanitary
subjects-Other Business transacted Last
Night
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mh15-3awtds
f1HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ ON STREET SOUTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS EAST: IN CITY OF WASH

18th sTREETs Fast. IN CITY Of WssH.
INGTON. Dish kICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtne Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia in equity bered 1924
The SpdeEs,gned tru,sss will On MONDAY; THE
FOUR O'CLOCK p M. on the premises. offer for sale
at public auction the highest and best bidder
Cox recorded subdivision Of square south Of square
thousand and nfteen l0l5) in the city Of WASH
brick mouse.
The terms Of sale one-third of purchase money
In cash and balance in two equal and
twelve months from dsy of SALE bearing interest and
CURED at the time of sale Conveyancine and re-
+. Ross PERRY, Trustee.
mh22- eod&ds Fendall building.
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AUCTION SALES.
frTtRf nay,
N ge1 PA. ANE. W

TRUSTEES SALE OF DfsIRkBLE IMpRovEp
PROPERTY On - STREET RETMEfN aTH
AND 5TH STREETS NOHTHMfsT, BRING
KNOWN As HOUSE No. S.sS ny AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed % trust gtsen @ a and duly
recorded Liter ISL fol,c :,4s so.
land records % ths District % 90 umhla aud ~
quest VI the party --rurei th-rehy, wnl sci. by
public aqrtion. IN front q the rr,Iise., FRIDAY.
April. SEVENTH, lSseR. AT FINE O'CLOCK - NJ.
the following de.rfh-d RAJ estate situate aid city
of Nsshineton District Columbia. 70 Wit All that
part the lot II ground known and designated upon
the srouud plsf OF rlan g said iuh-red
ninrteen tial IN sGuEr- numherci i've hundred and
and bounos via B-sinnins for sAd part II ct If the
distance ~ twenty en- fs-.t east nom the norfhre~t
corner OF sad lot and running thence est thirty SO
ieet thence south one nundr-d aud etshty i've Nsl
feet thence west thirty IsO test ard thence aorth
one hunrea and eighfNtVe tlsA feef ~ the pace OF
hevinnins. to~the- with tire inrroyemenis. consist
ins % two->Sory frame house, No, <3s % str~et
northweSt.
Teens One-third cf the rnrchase money O. h. raid
IN cash. the balance IN from the dxy
OF sal. for which the notes u the will he
taken. bearing tnter~st AZ The rate OF q fer cent
per Annufa from the tsy - sale. paw able ~-tai-
annually. aud secured Nv deel ot trust the
ISIS sold. a. cash the option of tho purchaser.
DEF o>tt 81 500 20 h. AID tn Of sale. Terms
To - complied With tn fftr~n daN~ the
serve the right - resell risk and OF thsd~
tAulting i'urcha--r. All cuuNes anc ng, RECORDING.
Sc.. a. pu-ch as-r's cost.
mhs7 -dsas isA,Cti RiHifr Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Richardo Gonzales Of Hallowsll, Me-, gave
his two children oil Of chenapodium in mistake
for medicine, causing their death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

B1voR1 brsakfsst Bromc Seltxer
Acts - bracer. Trial bottle loo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

ibB l0aisiana ave ' -.
WILLIAM 3. StEFFikLE, 4 Afus'ees-
fnh.,I-dSis geG Pa. ave-. NV \
/, ArcI4FFE DAER 4 CO.. NcTIoSRERs.
Ia go PA. AVE NV

TEUSTEf9s SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
sllnATE On WASHINGTON STREET. GlOGGis-
TOWN. ID. g.
p, virtue of a decd u trust dated the aph dsy q
July. lssS. duly rcur ed u li+-r NJ. Sss4. foho
Ia ard l,S, = SCI, - lie and re~u-s 81 'he
Distrlc " columbia. a. s.y yln. trus5e. wll sell
"a 'front.' Of tie PREMISES 90 THURSDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY or APRIL. A. u. So AT 4;;so O'CLOCK 2.
NJ. IN. fOilU inr esc-il -sal estate s-ua-e in the
city OF Seorr-toyn. ~ tie S.it g.: CONN. ma.
OF lot nui-Je- tU-uty-thr-e f.sBj BeaIi's
tol o~S B--inn'ng for ne sane ut \ roint on the
side Ar-h-t,.u -s---. ta. fsN;1 feet
south - n. soush.asf ,rurr ~ lot uum-r Tw-nty-
two LeD aud runn south t,il s.et then
W.stwarIy ard parallel win Bids. st-,~i ,Iup hun
oret and twenty ave tl'il e-f ricn moth and psr-
q 81 with ha-kIncton ~tr tusnty-zsyen 90 H-et
thsn east and para le WItH Id --r-,at q n zone
all fe-f then south - nl s-n thirty
fou- tb4) Set To- tie place hzl-'u fo..tll-r
AL the appuftenanres Rights. ii-As aud n-sdttA-
nents fheresO bei' ngi-g anvWisc Apyertzntns.
Terms; tln~-third OF III. purchase money IA ce<h
ala the haan-" u 81 and - rruntiS. hear In
tere-t a. the y r'.r c-it day
~ sale. payah4 se'ni-AanEaly, and he toy
deed OF trust an Pro.e-ty 20 d. all cash, tii.
option o. the purchaser ancing, kc. At pur-
c2nser's cost deposit % s1np time II sac.
Terms a. sale to 10 "gmill.d with IN ntta.n Gays:
o,n-rN-e TRUSTEE the -1rit resell .lr Ir,sp-
erty II the risk and ~ diAutng purchaser Aft-r
nNe days ~ advertisement of = "a resa in some
Newspaper pa Diished IN wsshn-rhn DC
J.sSSF n. WILSON
tnlS.sdSds Surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market at the Warrington
Union Stock Yard ct Bsnning yesterday 146
cattle were on the market and sold ~ follows:
Best sold from Sc. to 6Hc. per pound; good
sold from Nc. to 80. per pound; medium sold
from 3s<c. TO 4c. per pound; common sold
from 2c. to Sc. per pound. Three hundred
lows: sheep from 41<c. to 70. per pound;
lambs sold from &c. 70 $50. Per pound;
spring lambs from loo. to 13c. per pound.
Cows, with calves, sold from e26 70 80 saeh-
Stata Of the market good.
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c. 4 NICoi..
Special Commissioner.

I. II ". VOTING. clerk q the circuit court Of Aex-
andffa county Va do certify tha. James y gl~u,suf.
and G. = Nirnl. com ni,Stuna--. have erutsi hDnd
IN the ia- a. slo.on. conditioned Tor the faith
fui rsr.oriaance Of their duties in
said cause and in accordance With decree therein
Given an Ter nv land tbs 9TH day 81 F~llrunry
l-t5. II. H. lDl Nj.
fso1-dts .v..rl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
DUBl.IC SALE or VALUABLE LAND IN kIFX
ANnElA COL My. Va

ny v5.,1e q I. decree entered a, the NOVEMBER
tern, lSf-. q. "a" rtrruff court Of AeHsndrta
county. NI-siniA. N ih. cbsno-ry cause ~ Castle
man " N"leh % al. fh~reln y,~naing. the uaasr-
sisned coiluissionerS Tor 'hAt uurpas. appointed
Nill. On APRIL SlATH. l>ltl a. PM y NJ on
the pr.mi~-s, Offer :or sale III 81 thas hisio-is
estate formerly owned by Gael Gu.hiug and s.on-
taininr loo acre>, more Jess and lOra.ei IN Aer-
Antrz county, Ni--fnIa
ms tract 81 land ~ imtruyed nv iarre -r,on
dwelling house VII basement. barn With ha-~-
ment. fhrer tsnart house. la-r- orchard shade tres
aka hrauti'r S1-uh,erN. with heu view the
city 81 Ns-0etun. fhts i-raut place VS. IN. sub
urhsn hCl~ of the iliustrious Caleb l~hng Nh H. he
was IN ociNl life ~ Washington. aud the trees and
struh'ery thst De- planted th-ir saiiy
Developed beaufN- The shape Il the land = alsnost
Ter ert sansre and one II; she most hrsuttia con-
Neni~nt ana historic Suburban haups arounl he
national caritai ltNcud make valuable subdivision
~ toSn lots aud villa sttrs. tinV prut,1<ei
Nue> ~ ~ietric and ratirOns only al aut two
anf a ha. miles from Washington aud on a conn.,
mandtng e.eNst'on and in hsa a 8 ic.afion.
ter1r- o. SAFE One, onrfh fash rhe r.Sf.fn@ Of
Vie purchase money IN nt.. two Hnh thr.- years -vi.
den ID by lunds ~ purchaser. with approved per-
soma security. ana r-srin interest from dar Of sale
and the rtle % b. retained until all the plirchas.
money shall have ts~n raid
For further infcrlnati,r Apply % James r. Clam
ents, Isl street northwest. Ma<hinrtun u. e. %
c. T. Nacol Brent,yille, Prince wiliiam c1unty. va
JAMES CLEMENTS
c. r. NICoi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

The twelfth annual session OF the Grand
Commandery. United Order Of the Golden
Cross of the District Of Columbia, will be held
at Golden Cross Hall, No. 316 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, on Saturday evening, April
8. Grand Commander John n. Ehle will pre-
side. The session will be important one.
The reports of the subordinate Communicates
will show a membership in this jurisdiction OF
nearly 200. In addition to the usual business
two representatives to the Supreme Command
cry, which meets in Hartford, Conn, in May
next. will be elected There are eleven sub
ordinate communicates. which are entitled to
one representative and alternate for . member
ship of less than 100 and two for more than
100. Grand Commander Ehle finishes his eighth
term and will probably not be . candidate for
reelection. The unparalleled success Of the
order during his administration, in bringing
the membership from four commanderies, with
800 members, to eleven Communicates and !. 200
members, shows that he was the right man in
the right place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
Mrs. Massey Admitted to Practice.

Ms. Mussey Admitted to PITCHES.
The committee to whom was referred the APP
plicstion of MIRA Ellen 9. Musssy, widow Of
the late Gen. R d. Musssy, for admission to
the District bar, having made . favorable re-
port, the Court in General Term yesterday
afternoon admitted Mrs. Mussey TO practice.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aact.on-ers.
Il Gle st. a u

TRTSrEES, SALE OF EsLrABLE IMPROVED
ff pfHTN On TrE NekI HAST CORNER
ara AND STREETS SeRTHwEsT. AT
virtue % n deed - dated September 1Sss
anC uuiv recorded in Iiher l:glS folio 1S4 - s-q
one - me land records g the Al strict of Gouu bin
an AZ ne rrctss; Il the Parts s-rur.d thereby.
vi. eel At Iupllr alctun Ia front ~ the PREMISES
FRIDAY. MARCH TWENTY FOURTH lsfrl az
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. the following de-
srrfb.d real ssfzfe situated the ciiyoi Washington
District Of ColunbiS. aud kuoSu aud Distinguished
on the plat plan Of tbs said rity the thirty
tour 81 ieei front on str-et Northwest by sirty
ur ttS4' feet &c n. - lot 81 square ave hundred
and twenty Ey, I..bl. with 81 alley the
two CD feet wide and nifty five TOD feet deep. with
the improvements thsreon.
Terms: un--thfrd cash. balance IN one and too
years. " TN Interest. Il bv deed of the
p-oiety ~ al cash. the oTtiou - the purchaser
A deposit 81 Zoo elnlf-d a. ths time sale. All
co;2yeyan -iIg and recording the the pur-
chaser. Terms % be- complied with in day. or
Trustees the right resell risk and Of
tefauiting rur la~er.
JOAN r. BEAII.
mil '-dkJs sEyELLoSa Brown. Trustees
sS- THE ABOVE SALE Is poSTPoNEp UNTIL
pla-e. JOHN T.. BEAIF.
mh24;oar7 sEvELLo> A. Brown. iirussss~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAN~.
7 .ATrNER SLOAN. AUcTIoNEERs.
IL la1- a q. , 90

CHANCERY SALE OF vALrAgI.E IMPROVED
ke;AL Estate On RIDE sTRKET RkTwEEN
OUhTH AND FlfTH STREETS <OETHwEST
by virtue Of dscrve Of the supsene Court q the
DstrSt o. Columbia passed In Equity cause No
l454O the undersigned trustees will sell NJ public
snsn,n "a trens O. n. rrsSn.ses on SATURDAY. TAE
EiSHTh DAY Of APRIL 1Strk at FIvE O'CLOCK
p M the real estate IN the city Of washia-ton Dis
trict II Columbia. Known sunlst Is IN SQUARE Si
as the subdivision IL recorded in Liher W b N folio
Ok OF the surveyor once OF the District Columbia
Terms of sale; One-third ana the balance in
one and two yeas In equal instsiimeuts secu ed on
the property sold with interest from the day sale
or the purchaser may pay all cash. at his option
Deposit of 500 wii BE- required when the pror~rtr Is
knocked down. Taxes will be paid the day af sale
All copyeysncing anu recording the of the pur
chaser. IL the terms are noI complied with in ten
days the property be re>od risk and OF
the deIaultinx purchaser.
MICHAEL j. COLBERT.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. irustees
NH .sh.
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THoMAs BOWLING & soN. Ancr... ele 70. n,

SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF oNF cAK
LOAD OF HORSES AND MARES CONSIGNED
10 Us from PERkI COUNTY. PA, AND To
b. SOLD TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER, At
OUR BAZAAR, No. 6lS r STRIFT NORTH.
WEST,
TEN M
We name. IN part workers. drivers and general u,ii
ity horses Some heavy draft, weiShin- zoo rounds
Full drsr1~rion at sale. Stock warranted guar
anteed and will arrire morning sale Dealers es-
pecially invited.
mh,e92t THos. DOWNING SON. Auctioneers
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Conduit Explosions.

To the Editor of The Evening" Star:
From time to time explosions are said to have
taken place in the apartments Of the conduit
that contains the underground electric wires.
At first it was supposed to be wholly due to
leakage Of gas pipes that are in close proximity;
but as explosions took place in thsse eonduits
at remote distances from the gas pipes il was
concluded that there must be some cause within
the chamber carrying the electric wire. Sum
cient moisture to be the cause OF the trouble u
said to generate within these underground
chambers. This attacks the lead which acts
as an armor to the wire. the lead being deterio-
rated by the presence Of the oxygen. In eousss
of time the wire becomes exposed. whereby the
electric current il allowed to ignite the hydro
gen that is set free, and an explosion takes
place.
II this is the proper solution the sooner some
provision 10 made 70 prevent the collectiontof
moisture or to remove the gases In these cleo
tric-wire conduits the better. For the perfsc-
ton Of the underground system this cannot b
attended to too soon- I. l. J.
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sl2 At nv -
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. irus'ees-
mhoQdkds 40 ,Sfh ST NV
RArCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTs..
h go PA. AVE NV

II $50 PA. AVE NV
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On INDIANA AVENUE OPPOSITE
SoIkTHoUsE. SUITABLE bon FINE offlCE
BUILDING OR APARTMENT HOUSE AND
kNN9wN As THE sEyENTEEN,kooN RSIck
NORTHWEST. WITH BRICK STABLE IN THE
REAR On TEIkTY-foOT ALLEY.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TENTH. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK we will ell IN fr.nt NJ the premises.
THE WEST u FEET OF Lol is
SQC ARE .sSi
This property is one of she in the city being
on Indians ave. opposite the hOn~a, and has
depth Of $50 feet TO so-foot alley with sewer. also
24foot side alley, and is especially adapted
nte Jor once brhid1nr apartment house. and Tor
small enpense the present Improvement he easily
made 70 srnply eitheroI these. This sale presents
splendld opportunity TO investors and should com
mand their general attention.
Terms Easy and made known time 81 sale Par.
OF purchase money viii bear but per cent interest
dep sit of $3.50 aired sale Terms 20
he complied with in ten days tron day of sale,
mh.g-lkds RA1CIIFFF naRRk On
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WILLIAM &. LOwN Administrator.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auc,S. nnaa-Ji
NALTgR b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aue,,once-,.
nUNCANSoN BROS. All -tioneers

nUNCANSON BROS. AZ ~tioIeers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT IN LIZ D2OIT PARE.
BY virtue of . decree of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. rassed May Il. 1882. equiv
cause No lSSt52, will ofe-.for sale plblic
ton, the premises. SATURDAY. the EIGIT II
DAY OF APRIL. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. lot
four a. in block eleven H. of A. l. BARRIER Co =
subdivision OF certain tracts of land known lie Drot
Park. In the District OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and balance az one
and two years secured by the notes Of the purchaser
bearing g per cent snnum interest aud hy deed
of trust the property. deposit O. s.UO vii. lie
required at the time Of sale Terms of sale -
piled with in fifteen DAYS resale may lie
the risE and ot de au ting purchaser. Convey
anetng and recording At purchasers cost.
mh2S-d&ds = r. BOND. Trustee, 3el Asst.
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wr7nouf peer for wounds, salvation Oh
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nUNCANsON BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRusTEEg SALE OF AN ELEGANT BRIcE
DWELLING, NORTHEAST CORNER o

mh2-eod&ds
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mhes-dkds GfoRdR (. JoSDHN.} \
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-04-18

TO the Bible, the influence of which
upon thought and action and tine
spiritual life is so unparalleled in liter
allure, it is of incalculable Importance
that the world should know what it
is, and what it stands for. We should
insist upon the impartial solution of
every question that affects its position
and its influence among men. Are we
afraid to do this? Is our confidence
in the Bible so small that we dare not
allow the searching light of investiga-
ton to be turned upon its every chap
ter and its every verse? There is to
me something almost immoral in the
very suggestion. 1t is difficult to i'm
agine a severer blow to the influence
of the Bible in the world than the
charge that its own friends are afraid
of free and exhaustive critical exam
ination of its contents.
Some of the dogmas may have to go
or be repaired for the truths sake
some of the narratives may have to
be transferred from the domain of his
tory to that of myth; but the moral
and spiritual force of this collection of
sacred books; this Hebrew library
cannot be lessered by the severest
critical analysis. The evidences of
spiritual inspiration are intrinsic and
cannot be affected by questions as to
the identity of the individuals through
whom such inspiration came, 1t is
small matter to the world who COM
posed the Psalms; they will continue
to lead mankind in religious aspira-
ton regardless of their authorship;
the mystical christology of the epistle
to the Hebrews, and its grand and
eloquent argument for faith will be
consulted by seekers after God to the
end of time, whether it be ascertained
that the writer was Paul or Cephas.
If the Bible is of God, as we believe
the glory and power of its spiritual
tone and expression to be, all increase
of knowledge in regard to it can only
enlarge and eXalt its influence upon
the world.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-04-18
CRATER OF KILAUEA.
The Evolution of Worlds Fair
Panorama.

Some of the most interesting ex-
hibitions of the Columbian EXPOSE
ton will be those which are not in
the Exposition, strictly speaking.
All along the Midway Plaisance
are to be found in various stages of
construction the many special fea-
lures, which in a few months will
appeal to visitors. Here will be
found the villages" of Germany,
Dahomey, Austria, China, Algeria,
Turkey and other nationalitfes.
Here are the Indian encampment
and the captive balloon. Here, too,
is the panorama representing the
volcano of Kilauea, on the island
of Hawaii. The great crater of
this wonderful phenomenon lends
itself with striking facility to re-
presentation by a great canvas,
and, in view of recent complica-
lions with the Sandwich Islands, it
will prove most popular next sum-
mer, aside from its inherent attrac-
Hveness.
The difficulty of painting such
an immense subject as this can
scarcely be appreciated by the lay
man. The necessity of correct
draughtsmanship is seldom more
patent than in laying out such an
immense work, while all the exc
gencies which arise in the depic-
ton of an ordinary landscape here
are emphasized in a forceful and
often perplexing manner. Such a
task is not made the easier when
painting must go on with the Their
mometer at zero on the outside of
the building and none too high on
the interior. Messrs. Albert, Grover
& Burridge, the artists charged
with the undertaking, are progress
ing with their work, which is d.
rectly under Mr.. Burridge's super
vision, and there will be evolved
ere long a great and striking ex-
hibition, and one instructive
withal.-[ Chicago Weekly Graphic.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-04-18
TIE NATIVE PAPERS.
TRANSLATED for the ADVERTISER. +,

The Holomua is still filling the
natives with bold falsehoods. The
following item is a sample. 1t APP
peared last week;
"The weighty and ponderous
words uttered by President Cleve-
land in his inaugural address when
he assembled the Eagle throne of
America on the 4th of March last,
were these: That he would utilize
every means which lay in his power
to restore the Queen of Hawaii and
her people to their former position
and the distinguished democrat
then faced and saluted the Commits
sioners Prince Kawananakoa and
Paul Neumann."
Ka Leo says:
1t was rumored that Mr.. Thurs
ton wrote a letter to the Provisional
Government urging the propriety
of admitting several native Hawai-
ians as members of the Advisory
Council and recommended the fol-
lowing names: Messrs. J. A. Cum
minis, Antoine Rosa, Jno F. Col
burn, Jos. Nawahi, R. W. Wilcox
and J. L. Kaulukou. The PROPOSE
ton met with stubborn opposition
by the Councils.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-04-18
Fl. WICHMAN

The vacancy IN my Watch
Repairing Department caused
by the death of my old Watch
maker, has been filled by a
competent man of experience
from the States.
We are now in a position
as of old, to do any and all
work in this line, and to
guarantee satisfaction.
No work too intricate.
No watch too complicated
for us.
The excellent reputation
gained in the past for fine
work and only such will be
maintained at all hazards.
My OPTICAL BUSINESS is now
an established institution, and
hardly needs mention. Yet as
i am making this a FEATURE
and a LARGE ONE of my reg
ular business, | want to keep
it constantly before you. The
many flattering testimonials I
have received from my pa
tients the past two months,
and the daily increasing bust
ness convince me that you ap-
preciate my knowlege, and
are willing to profit thereby.
A failure to correct any
trouble which glasses can cor
rect IMPOSSIBLE.
My system of testing is so
simple and yet so perfect, that
the whole thing becomes a
pleasure to you, instead of a
tedious and painful operation.
Will you bear it in mind 4?
W-No charge for testing.