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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
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TEE SUPPER.

Jitnk uohhc3 "AN AAos"s aus @'uhheA
foord.
TEE SUPPER.
At1l o'clock the supper-room was
thrown open and tho concourse flocked
10 il. An hour and half was spent
most enjoyably here. The menu was
elaborate, embracing all of the good
things in season which tempt the inner
man. Jt was as follows:
Salmon, Mayonaise dressing.
Chicken and mushroom croquette,
with green peas.
Vol au vent with truflies in pastry
shapes
Chicken salad.
Old Virginia ham.
Raw tomatoes and lettuce.
Olives and sailed almonds
Radishes and pickles.
Plain and fancy breads.
"swEErs.
Bisdue, vanilla, and assorted creams
in bricks.
Neapolltsn creams in shapes, in nests
OF spun candy.
Strawberries and cream.
Fancy cakes.
French coffee.
Amontellado sherry, yellow label
Clicquot champagne.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
The music WAS from both brass and
stringed instruments. The following
delightful programme was rendered
Overture, Fascination march,
columbus !; selection, "Boccacio " !;
waltz, "Loin du Bal >; potpourri,
Faust; mazurka, "Equi" para
phrase, melody in f medley, "Drum
MAJORS Daughters -; march, "Inau-
gurati0n.
1t was nearly O'Clock, the horr for
the entertainment to close, before the
guests manifested any spirit to depart,
and when the clocks rang out IN single
stroke the time which marked the event
as one Of the past, it was with apparent
reluctance that the lights were lowered,
and the living picture that was so bril-
liant bat short time before vanished
forever.
THE LADIES PRESENT.
The success OF the reception is very
largely due to the presence of so many
charming ladies. They always lend an
wherever they are. The
gowns worn by those who were at the
Westmorcland last evening were beauti-
full and handsome. A large number OF
were issued, and nearly every
one who received one was present at the
Tho ladies invited were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
Shaw WIN Soon Re Free.

Shaw, the burglar who shot Sergeant
II. j. Brooks while resisting arrest in
the Byrd-Street station. will be . free
man next month. When arrested here
Shaw was wanted in several other places
for various crimes, but il Is hardly pro-
bable that after these years those
charges viii b pssased against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
Board of Agriculture.

The State Board OF Agriculture opened
its morning session at $50 yesterday at
the Exchange Hotel. Those in attend
ance were Messrs. Sutherlin (chair-
mani, Wickham. Gaines. Corbin, Koiner.
and Whitehead.
Mr.. Corbin, chairman Of the Eighth
District. submitted an exhaustive report
OF the Farmers Institute recently held
at Manassas. The papers upon the
Horn-Fly " aud "Fly-Weevil" deliy-
cred upon that occasion were ordered 10
be printed in pamphlet form for general
distribution.
After receiving and accepting an invi.
tation to the Westmoreland reception
last night the board took recess until
4P. NJ.
When the board reconvened at 4
o'clock it again took recess until 8 p.
NJ, when short session was held for
the general winding up of business.
1t then adjourned subject to the call
of the president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
Drs. Kerr and Fair.

The following is from the Petersburg
Inder-Appeat Of yesterday:
Rev. X. p. Kerr. ID. D.. OF Rich
mond, formerly pastor Of Tabb-Street
church, preached last night at the Old
Street Presbyterian church, taking his
text from Mark XIV, 9: Wheresoever
this gospel shall be preached through
out the whole world, this also that she
hath done shall be spoken Of for me-
mortal OF her"
His discourse was most touching and
instructive, showing forth in beautiful
language the great love she, Of whom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
AJOLLY SURPRISE INDEED
Fanny Rice Makes a Big Hit at
the Richmond Theatre.

Fanny Rice, supported by small but
excellent company, gave a most enjoy
able and entertaining performance at the
Theatre last night. 1t was "A Jolly
Surprise indeed, and tho chappies in
the front rows clapped their hands and
nodded their heads in sapient, signii-
cant approval.
There was q thirty-minute operetta,
adapted from Odenbach. which served
as curtain-raiser, and after that Jolly
farce OF three acts.
Fanny Rice is OF the kind OF women
who grow upon you, and the applause
with which she was greeted last night
was decidedly crescendO. She sings
comic songs delightfully."- and is On agree
able comcdjenne and altogether very
fetching. Quite O viyacious, brilliant
little woman she IS. Her stimulation of
various characters in sort OF "Mr.
Punch cabinet, in which she appears
to be first diminutive coster-monger
and afterwards little Quakeress, is the
hit of the evening. The company is
very good. Mr.. Charles II. Bradshaw
does bit of very clean comedy-work,
and last night he fairly divided tho
honors with the star.
This afternoon Miss Rice gives ma
tinee and concludes her engagement with
q performance tonight.
And tomorrow night the great John l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
. FrankIin-Street Pronertx.

Messrs. ]. b. Elam b Co., real estate
agents. sold yesterday the property
fronting 259ixl50 feet at the southeast
corner Of Franklin and Cedar streets 10
Colonel John Il. Branch for s42.50 per
foot being &ll, 039.3S for the whole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
BOSTONS TO PLAY HERE.
Nirginians to Tackle the Cham
piOnS---Other Ball Notes.

piOnS---Other Ball Notes.
The worlds champions in the base
ball armament will DO here on Saturday
and the cranks of Richmond will have
an opportunity to witness some great
ball playing. The old veterans, Ben
nett and Cancel, will be behind the bat,
while Long. Tucker, Billy Nash, Duffy,
Mccarthy, Stivetts, Nichols, lowe, and
Merritt will also be on tho field. This
is probably the greatest team ever got
ten together, and with such % man to
manage them as Frank Selee, will no
doubt again capture the pennant. OF
course, our boys can hardl v expect to do
much with such an array of professionals
to cope with, but the Irish lad thinks he
may be able TO fool few OF the heavy
hittcrs, and the rest OF the team will do
their utmost to cut off runs and base
hits.
The new pennant. which will be un-
furled inst before the game commences,
will perhaps inspire the boys 10 mighty
deeds of valor. The prices will remain
as usual, and there is every reason to be-
Ieve that an immense crowd will be
present to welcome the Bean-Eaters and
cheer the Nlrginias.
The game between Richmond College
and the Virglnias for the benefit OF the
Georgia booth will be played on Wednes-
day the 18th.
The Richmond College team will go
up to Ashland tomorrow and there upon
the Hanoyerian diamond try and pay
the little debt they owe the students of
Randolph-Macon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

RECEPTION NOTES.
The broad balcony on the east side OF
the clubhouse had been hidden from
the view of passers-by on the street, and
it served as a retreat or promenade for
the guests. Red and yellow lamps were
stationed among the clusters of palms
and lilies, and under the glare Of the
former many a charming tetc-a-tefe was
INDUCED in.
Majors Sutherlin and Gaines and
Others OF the State Board Of Agriculture,
which is now in session at the Exchange
Hotel, were among those present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

70 were recipients OF
Tub members, were {:
DR.. Phil. Taylor.
X. 5. BOsher,
". b. Saunders,
+. IL. Mcclure,
John X. West,
W. +. La Bouta,
j. W. Hopkins,
III. T.. Wickham,
DIR. Hunter Mcclure,
W. G.. Elliott.
J.. NJ. Michaux,
4. ID. Price,
:. I. Martin,
J.. ID. Stlrke.
&. A. Davenport,
4. A. Barbour,
+. NJ. Boykin,
A. Cameron,
y. Il. Crump,
Harry Frazier,
j. jackson.
j. ID. NJ Intro,
L. N. Moore,
W. ID. Chestermar,
i. G. Reynolds,
w. NJ. Cary,
Oscar Cranz, Sr.,
J: l.. Wormley.
w. j. Walker,
4. q. Leigh, Jr.,
w. II. Jones,
General Fitzhugh Lee,
X. IL. Boykin,
John ID. Potts,
a. b. Guigon,
Judge Jas. q. Lamb,
Judge d. X. Wexford,
Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge,
Rev. DR.. Landrum.
Com'd'r j. W. Pigman,
DIR. Geo. X. Lumsden,
Hon. Alex. Mcdonald,
II. w. Trayers,
Harrison Hume,
Hubbard Dunleyy.
Nicholas Longworth,
Lieut.. George Lang
horne, U. 5. A.,
Hugh Campbell,
Alexander Hamilton,
j. II. Corning,
John rutherford,
Robert III. Steger,
Harry A. Tabb,
Williamson Tauey,
A. Randolph Tatum.
Robert II. Ten Pile,
Edwin b. Thomason,
Vim. X. TriEg,
j. han. Tucker,
Frank ID. Williams,
Jno. Skelton Williams,
Francis II. Willis,
Peyton Wise.
Samuel Il. Witt,
William <. Workman,
William II. Yarbrough,
a. hufus Yarbrough,
Nal. Leonidas Akers,
X. L. Arlington, Jr.,
Thomas Atkinson,
Charles Bauch.
Joseph .. Beasiey,
Oscar II. Berry,
Henry Bonmer, ire
blair Boiling.
Wyndnam boliins.
Louis Borchers,
>. Aston Cable.
william ". campbell,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
THE GENTLEMEN.
The gentlemen who were recipients of

| The gentlemen W
| bids. including the
K. j. HotchKiss,
Il. B. Muniord,
l.. i. Ecker,
T.. A. saunders, Jr.,
Geo. Wayne Anderson,
John Hunter,
&. b. McAdams,
John Is. Purcell,
l.. b. Addison.
T.. h. &. Davis,
y. A. Morris.
j. Taylor EllysOn,
II. VI. Rutherford,
c. II. Talbot.
{. Il. Watkins,
l.. Joynes,
V. Newton,
J.. X. Page,
DIR. Geo. Ben. Johnston,
w. NJ. Bridges,
John A. Coke,
j. ID. Patton,
j. II. Do0ley,
&. Il. West,
Or. Jacob Aichaux,
Colonel n. IL. Carter,
Decatur AXtell,
G. K. WingO,
George H. street,
&. 4. Workman,
{. ID. Langhoihe,
DR.. w. ID. Turner,
w. b. Palmer,
c. L. Doyle,
George ". Stevens,
Il. 4. McGlensy,
X. Ii. Cardgen,
Hon. j. Hoge Tyler,
Rev. II. Carmichael,
Rev. w. Z. Judkius,
James w. Pickrell.
Colonel Thomas White
head,
Judge Ingram.
James Il. Branch,
Mai. J. Z. Branch,
W. Ii. Hall,
DR.. w. Knapp,
Col. I'D. Morrill,,
4. Z. Gourlay,
&. 4. Gndbrod,
c. r. Smith,
y. n. Rutherford,
Vim. II. Sands,
Fred. VIM. Scott,
Winfield Scott,
Fred. X Scott,
Reuben Shirreifs,
Phifp Il. SHIELD,
Chhs. X. Skinker.
Noscoe L. Sp0tswood,
Gustavus A. Walker,
A. Sale Watkins.
Charles II. Watkins,
John \. Wexford.
Charles +. Wexford,
Armistead l.. Wexford.
joseph A. White.
William L. White,
Charles u. Williams
Thomas l. Alfriend,
James w. Allison,
William ii. Allison,
James l. Anderson,
Charles y. Anderson,
James II. Anderson,
John 4. Anderson,
Robert :. Archer,
William w. Archer,
Lewis Bosher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
IT'S A QUEER Wov,,

"a, women, IT'S an inyigoraung t.- (,
soothing and strengthening npryins POSI- b,
Il lessons p9ia. It. tho only r.r.Ig p.
womans chronic weaknevcs and irr,-...-,
ties that's guaranteed 20 hcnog. az on. d.
the money paid for 10 refunded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
MISUNDERSTOOD Ffi!ly.

DOVE LODGE. NAsoNs
DAMON LODGE, kNl6Urs or PYTuiAA
UNIOs iuDGF, OUD-YEiL0W..
UNITY LOpGK, ODD-FHLtoW%
OrACHisro rRfBv, Rid WEN.
MANITOKA TRIBE. RED Me-,
IRATkESIrY i0iGE, KNilHr- ~ FoNrg.
BUTrAr LOuGE, KNOTT, 0F HONOR
Old DOMINION COUNCIL. tEGflN CF HOacL
ANCHOR LODGE, GOLDEN CNslN.
RCHMONp iopGE. GOLDEN CuAfN.
RESCUE COUNCIL. ANERlCAN MECHANIC
VALLEY EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
siDSEY HODGE,. GOOD rEMriARS.
EAsr-ENp LODGE. GOOD rfNrI AIS.
IKE fODGE. PROGRESSIVE BENEflr.
RICHMOND CASTLE. G0LDES RAGiE
LEE CANT.
TN sBEEr-lROS COUNCIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
Rusus d. Carpenter.

Rufus ID. Carpenter.
w. Scott Darlington,
Charles v. Darlington,
y. W. Chamberlayne,
Edward ID. Christian,
ID. Bowditcb Ciapp,
Arthur B. Clarke,
william r. Lsetou,
Edward c. Mayo,
James b. hcCaw.
Edward Mcclure,
James A. Moncure,
Warner Moore,
Thomas J. Moore,
Jnnius Is. MOsbY.
William T. Moscley,
Robert h. Munford,
T.. +. ID. Myers.
Frederick Peasants,
Arthur /. Peasants,
John Pope,
Cnariea ;. POWELL
william G. Preston,
Nam 4. Quarles,
Tdgecton >. Rogers,
Rutherford ). il0so,
George Ross,
George ). Freddy,
Charles Davenport.
Frank a. Davenport,
william r. Dennis.
Marion j. Dimm0ck,
Allan T. Donnan.
John Damn,
Tucker &. Eggleston,
John y. Elicit,
Richard n. Gaines,
John +. George,
James T. Gray,
Cunningham Hall,
s. Horace Hawes,,
John X. johnson,
John X. Jones,
Henry Z. Jones.
John V. l.. Knapp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

John j. Boswell,
James ". Boyd.
Carter w. Branch,
Johu r. Branch,
charles l. Brown.
Philip A. Bruce,
Joseph Bryan.
Aigornon 3. Buford,
Henry L. CabelL
George Lee,
John Mallory,
Hunter II. Marshall,
Leslie n. Martin,
Reuben J. Martin,
William II. ha8sie,
Eugene c. Mnssie,
Richmond Maury.
Richard l.. Maury,
Peter II. Mayo,
John II, 0lcOti.
Harry y. owen,
James Il. Pace,
Roosevelt Page.
William n. Palmer,
james +. Parkinson,
:. =. r. Pattsson.
X. Fuilcr Patterson,
Arcainaid W. Patterson,
John Pickrell.
Pleasnntoa L. Conquest,
PaTk er I. Conrad,
Charles O'B. COTardln,
Oscar CAM, Jr.,
Lewis u. Crenshav, j.,
s. Dabney Crenshaw,
VIM. Il. CullluggOrtn,
William 2. Cutshaw,
Joseph +. Gaines,
Edward II. Gay,
LOWS Ginier,
bennett W. Grcon.
Meade Haskins,
Walter X. Hignan.
James Alfred Jon -,
William Henry JOnpa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

HfHQnrung
q n 1Io,.htt,s novenror,
!, t. ~ .i,,' g ~ ~ DTv,s
IA D. n.uuiON' 4 T,rris
- $500 T.vior m rson
l~ j. Lchpi, ~ =, 49, y,.,,,, '-if
r.. a. n4uLlIoi a 80, - 49,
1ov Meyn7 1HN0''O"' M Tyi1r
~. d. int.ln, - = R,stcr
"ohh nun'ei, ~ ~ - - ea,','io-s
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gon it d. H,,,; ~" ~ ~ NcdnIfs.
-, y. d. D., n $500, AZ n Marry
.Io,,n j. Wc.t' r. Jones,
III ~ - - RCrt, n ID Price.
: u Iiouktrs. = Martin,
II r. 1vtrFhern. j. X. Rranch,
+. W Russell. G. H. Talbot,
Too,nes Rolling. X. l.. Powers,
fi ns'l WHY 1gS,''S' L. jcync,.
II DIV V. Newton,
Uuntrr NrGuire. J. X. Page,
w. G. Elliott. George Ben. Johnston
+ NJ Vicnaoux ". Il. Bridges,
.Iobn A Cokc. Harry Frazier,
+ H. patton j. jackson,
~ D. ,nrdWeU j, T.. McIntire,
j. II. Dooiey, i. VI. Moore.
Jacob Aichaux, louise D. Corioza'
: A. Ha.,'.so, W n or
Uo ~, svtcI' Oscsr Cr.i,l. Sr..
A. o, g. ~ , = Vyir,,1'
- 4 Dovcn1,o~t p / Worinicv.
4 g. E.fno5r r \. Carter
A. Al p,,Lt,, n Ircvvv
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.Ice,ab Eviand TF. M-(,Iensv.
4 T, Iangborre lanes e. Lamb
~ II lone X H. Cardw,u
" H. Turner r. Il. Vellford
T-tt1,,urn loo n. CrrfoirrneI
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i q Cabou ! " piprnan
n H. Rovktn James N. p,ckreU.
q novie Thomes Wht,head.
Iobn n po,ta < r. Cler,ant
(jeeroo ". stcven.. II. n. Pow,-.
Coo1' r. II. Wh.t,o,t.
William pr.1gaa i r Va,te-.on'
Va a. (raierr r. T. Cru-nu
q y NCr-bsr, II = u Iatrrt,,
In.-r,rr W T. NVeunr
Torocs !, p,,,ch = y q,rara~i
r. g.. CaSoi fr Henry 1aumano.
IN Hor,in ''' n "a 7 -.
A. So, t'.o,,is.o Ii,tba.d b.,,,to,r
-f,,,n u,rro,p Zones p.fta,.cyn'
TO-. A 49, V-n E~or,r N'
49, 70 -, "a. w ILL., H. ~ ~. ~ s. u
80 !, t''.' - % -
~. r. 1iuIlu C"Hh ANU W. ~,
w. L. ho'a" am D. NN'"oiiOiu'
MISS
A. Howard Irene Laucborne.
H. x. TalcCtt, Mn Muniord,
McGiu NJ Walker
N. NJ. Jones. ~ Henry.
A. Patterson. Iulie LYONS.
Fannta Bosa IL Wavo
n ID FIlett / Dosweu'
NJ a. Telcoft.s NJ Sroforf
H. n Rosa. NJ Ravrnond
NJ n. Youn- n pe-ronn
NJ Howard = VI. Talb,tt.
NJ s Souiball p g. Bagbv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
The Other Decisions.

Hartman against Copenhaver. From
Circuit Court Of Smyth county. Affirm
ed. Justice Lewis delivering opinion,
Judge Lacy dissenting.
Hildreth against Turner. From the
Circuit Court OF Fauquier county.
Affirmed, Judge Richardson delivering
opinion.
Gish and wife against Moomaw. From
the Hastings Court Of the city OF Roa-
noke. Reversed, Judge Richardson de-
ivering opinion, Judges Lacy and Hin
ton dissenting.
Ryan against Krise and Clarke against
Krise. Rehearings refused.
King against Superintendent Lynn.
Argued by X. Carter Scott. Esq.,, for
petitioner and Major II. Taylor Scott for
respondent and Submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14

The court holds that the paper pro-
bated as the last will Of William Walters
is not valid that the verdict of the Jury
upon the issue deuisavn gel non was
contrary to law and evidence and that
the Circuit Court erred in refusing TO
set aside and in Diminishing the bill OF
the compliments.
Ii is ordered that decree be entered
annulling the probate Of the paper and
declaring it void.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-14
TIE OTHER COMMITTEES.

Inc other commiftees were
On Invitation Messrs. Blair Boiling,
Robert Boykin. Henry Cabeii, Thomas
Atkinson, W. w. Archer. Carter w.
Branch, Harry Frazier, John b. Purcell.
A. Sale Watkins, and Frank d. Nil
iams.
On Arrangements--Messr Andrew
II. Christian, George I. Street. yir-
ginius Newton. Junius B. Aesby, Q, ID.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-29
Pound Notice.

'SHEEE ARE IMPOUNDED At
Z Makiki Pound estray animals,
their descriptions are as follows: l lean
black mare, hite spot on forehead,
white on ri-ht fore foot and hind
left foot, brand understandable; l bay
horse, white spot on forehead and nose,
white on the right hind foot, brands un-
descrIbable on the right hind hip. Parties
owning these animals are requested to
call soon, or else they will be sold at
auction on January -. 1894. at y noon.
JAMES KUKONA,
Poundmaster.
Makiki, Dec. 81, 1898. 3572-6t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-29
LIST OF PRIZES
For the Citizens Match to be
Held on New Years Day
at the Hawaiian Rifle
Association
Range.

Whenever the III. r. A. holds one OF
its semi-annual matches, every citizen
OF Honolulu who has a rife aud good
eye for bullseyes always wants to know
il the e will be a citizens match and
what the prizes are. thanks to the
merchants OF Honolulu, the list this year
is better than ever, and every prize is
worth contesting for, as the appended
list will show. The winners to take
choice according to rank. Conditions
Entries to be made on the range; any
rifle; five rounds; 200 yards; no hair or
set triggers or telescope sights allowed
entries unlimited; entrance fee 81
Following is a list of prizes, together
with the names of the donors:
$50 in Cash Contributed by differ.
$40 in Cash ent firms and indi.
$40 in Cash viduals.
NJ w McChesney & Sons, 100 pounds
Soap.
LYMAN Bros, 100 Cigars.
III Hackfeld IL Co, Student Lamp.
Hawaiian Hardware Co, Hanging Lamp
ii j Nolte, 100 Cigars.
w G Irwin & Co, Box Sugar.
Fl w Schmidt & Co, Bronze Bust.
Hawaiian News Co.,
w G Peacock & Co, 2 dozen Beer, quarts
NJ Mc1nerny, Straw Hat.
) Roth, Pants Pattern.
Pacific Hardware Co, Picture and
Frame.
NJ s Levy, Pants Pattern.
J Martin, Pair Trousers.
Hawaiian Star, One Year Subscrip-
ton daily.
F. 0 Hall & son..
John Mott, Coffee Pot.
Castle & Cooke, 80 feet Garden Hose.
J Hopp & Co, Reading Stand.
Metropolitan Meat Co, One Sheep.
Fred Philip, Whip.
Chas Hammer, Lady's Whip.
Henry Davis & Co.,
Henry May & Co. Box Tea.
IL f Wichman, Piece Silverware.
Egan & Gum, Collar and Cuff Box.
Manufacturers Shoe Co, Pair Shoes.
f u Eyton-Walker, 2 dozen Photo Views
HOLSTER & Co, Pair Cut Glass Perfume
Bottles.
Lewis & Co, Large Sack Best Flour.
Chas Hustace, Box Sugar.
Ordway & Potter, Oak Table.
Wing Wo Chan & Co, Box Sugar.
L A Jacobson, ...
Warehouse Bros, Tea Set.
j Williams, dozen Cabinet Photos.
] Emmeluth & Co, Goods to the Value
of So.
California Feed Co, Bale Hay and 1
Bag Oats.
3573-2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-29
BY AUTHORITY
Water Notice.

In accordance with Section / OF Chap
ter XXVI of the laws Of 1856, all persons
holding water privileges or those paying
water rates, are hereby notified that the
water rates for the term ending June so,
1894, will be due and payable at the
office of the Honolulu Water Works on
the lst day Of January, 1894.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due gill be
subj ct to an additional ten per cent.
Rates are payable at the Office of the
Water Works in tie hapuaiwa Building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Office OF Honolulu Water Works, Ho-
nolulu, December %, 1898.
3569-20t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-29
The Illustrated Tourists GnI6a

That popular work, "TEB TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN IsL-
ANDs," is meeting with steady sails
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy OF it. It is per-
tect mine of Information relating TO the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, IS Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
so ceuts
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that there should be a definite term of
service OF members of the Board, and
that this should be so arranged that
the term of service of a small proper
ton OF the Board should expire each
year For these reasons we recon-
mend that complete reorganization
OF the Board be carried out, and in
order to remove all obstacles from this
project, that the resignation of all
remaining members of the Board be
requested. That the new Board shall
consist of six members, divided into
three classes OF two each, and so ap-
pointed in re term of service that one
of these classes shall go out each year;
that women shall be eligible TO mem
beTship in the Board to not more than
one-half the positions at one time.
We recommend that in the matter
OF assistance TO independent schools
In the future, such assistance shall
only be by way of scholarships and
capitation fees, which shall not ex
coed fixed proportion of the school
attendance. These scholarships and
capitation fees TO be reduced 10 per
cent. yearly, so that all Government
aid shall be withdrawn from said
schools after ten years time.
We recommend the appointment of
another inspector, and dividing up
the work so that school visitation and
inspection may be made more fire.
quent than under the present system.
Acknowledgement Smith moved
that the report be accepted
and a copy be furnished each
member of the Councils. There
were some things in the report that
he would not like to vote upon until
he had looked further into some of
the recommendations.
The motion was carried.
Minister Damon presented the
weekly report of the Finance De
parbment. which follows:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING DEC. 81, 1893.
Current Account Balance,
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An Honest Medicine

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills. Jaundioe.
Riliousness. Sick Headache and Constipation.
ROBRON, NEWMAN & CO.,
1886 WHOLESALE AGKNTs
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B. D. HALL & SON
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Engineers Supplies,
Plantation Supplies,
Painters Supplies,
Also
Ship handlery,
Leather and
eneral Hardware

We have all grades from
cheap to the best Lubricating
Oils such as Cylinder, Lard,
Sperm, Castor, Mineral, Engine
and many others. Lubricating
Compound, Cotton Waste, Oil
ers, and Oil Cups; a large as
sortment of Machinists' Tools,
and about everything needed
around an engine room. Cane
Knives will now be needed,
and we have a good stock of
Disston's, the extra heavy
steel article. Our line of
Painters Goods is large.
Brushes, both Adams and
Writings of all sizes and
shapes. White Leads and Zinc,
Red Lead and Oxide; Mixed
Paints, all shades; Colors in Oil
or Japan; Dry Paints, Boiled
and Raw Oil, Turpentine, and
in fact everything a painter
needs to do a good job with
we have.
Our large stock of Ship
Chandlery is as complete as
ever, and in the Leather Line,
we carry the largest and best
assorted stock in town.
~ Give us call and we
will prove all these statements
and show you that our prices
are low.
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