davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-18
abennblatt psr auttots staata- aettua1e, ateantaa, is, aprtl 1898.

fan1en aub %Ginlabungen 6alb S9lag auf
S6lag. Srau bon 0albop mar Worgens
mit6e unb %abgeipannt; ie erbob ii6 ipdt,
erfiilte in @ile ibre bdusltcben 8flt6ten,
macbte notbuenbige 8elu6e unb CAB itcb
bann tbren3o iletteniorgen fir ben nG9iten
Nbenb bin. Selbitperitdnblicb mar bamit
alcb ie6er @e6anfe an bas lGitige @egen>
itber pOai8 aus ibrem @ebd9tntB entz
16nnnben. Sour etnmaL tpurbe Die aaiei@
ttg in Nnipru6 genommene Dame 5ufGuig
oacan ertnnert. Sic betrat ben 6el9eiOenen
2dben i'm @rbgelboB ieneS6auieS, I'm cine
&leini9feit 81 %faufen, uno ipurbe babel bon
berlelben alien Trou bebieht, Die ba>
mails oben ben alien Mann ~perior9t bate.
6rau bon @aLopp erinnerte ltcb mertpiir>
bigerpeiie iebt mie6er bteles @eiicbts, uttb
babel 9ing eS ibr burb Ben Sinn: mas
fir etne @rtiter3 mus Der 9eldbmte, bilfz
loie Wtann fi6ren, tpenn feline Srau bonn
Mtorgen bis gum Nbenb bier i'm 2aben itebt
uno nur ab unb Su lta6 oben lGuft, INN ibm
@iien 3u gebeu! mas 9iebt es 6o6 fiir@Icnb
in Der Welt! l1nb ais ie bann iiber bic
StraBe ibrem6auie 3ui6rttt, bac6te ite nod
flii6tt9 baran, baB ber &ranfe ebeniouenig
tpie ie ielbft inn Siben auf Bic StraBe 1inz
abicben f6nne, baB alio ber 8ltf IN bic
8albopi6e Wobnung feline ein3i9e Ser
%itreuung unb l1~nterbaltung biIbe.
, 1893-04-18
5wei9-O ffcen
- beS -
WbenOblatt Der sd. Stats 3eituns.
Offre>TeIenhnu SIN 6S5.
Office 8 elepbon SEQ. 635

OfftcesGelepbon SEQ. $780,
Sur 8equeinlifteit unierer ou5ei9snOen Gu1Oen bober
iolr nit ben lnten 9enannten Serren ELL NbtDntnlen 9e'
troffen, monaco bel heuleIbeu @uoeigen on9enomt1en
merben su benlelbeli RreiIen. aS lpenn biefelbelI brett III
Der Grpeotttou Der SatfIpiS Staats3eitunQ abge9eben
lperben. MH5eigen Ipipie Announcements tDuIer1 on ble1en
nerIhiesenen BIdsen biz IL rbr Wiittass ~obgegebeH
toerbeI.
Gioieite.
smtl SbieIe, NadfDI9er bon 6enrb gtrOth, PIP Ar9er
Otto @plbou. @pOtbefer, 2le9 ar6er gpe., ede %. ctr.
IS. &lft, ,Ipotbeter, 2727 Stote Str, Gde %. ctr.
Y: ". Sitter, apptbeter 434l g. SoIlteb Str.
At. gHertmel1ter, MpDtbefer, 1853 State Ctr, Gde 80.
Str.
5. 6orbriG, @pptbefer, 81. Str. unD Woaoce ctr.
Wenoel u 3orslep, 2505 arder @pe., Gie g. SoliteS
Str.
@berts gbarmacp, SIDE State uub golf ctr.
:. s. Slider, beutide ApptDefe, Wo6olb Ioe. unb 16.
Str. 8elepbon Spntb PAT.
$. Sorlnutb, Apptbefer, SEQ. 81 20. Str, GGe Soutb
Yart Moe.
u. ". Braun, 3l00 Menttpprtb Mne., Gfe 81. ctr.
s. 8. Strengthen, Apptbefer, 26l4 Gpttaoe Grppe 9(ne.
N0loon. Apptbeter. 410l State CTR.
5. $. 8rotDe, oeutibe Appt6efe. GCfe 60. ctr. unb g.
9allteb Ctr. @n9leppoo. 8elepbpn ll2.
Mr6t u So, ApDtDefer, APO %. Ctr, Gefe Soupper.
G0bert ). &elterin9, Apotbeter, 2601 g. Saliteo Ctr,
s. %. @iffOrb, apOtbefsr. 81. Str. uns midbiaon Qpe
StnrSSeite.
9Ottin9er 8 Renbon, apptbeter, Gcfe gertter.5tr. uni
Y{ortb 8arf Mpe.
6. S. @aieler, apptbefer. 45 Nprtb Qpe. @Ge meus
unb 557 Seogmid=Str, gfe Menomonee.
GubolpD R1obe, @~pot9efer, 504 q. @larf-Str, Sd
". :. Jieii5sr, 296 81. marfet-etr., ede oof.str.
StlApfs PbarHaep, 400 Sl1cplH Mpe.
, 1893-04-18

9eurD @8oler, gpOtbefer, 224 eiucOGn ape,, ede 8ar.
rabeezStr.
mm. s. RIen8e, beutT6er gpotbefer, 1901 belmont gpe.
Sulius Sc. 3inbt 6entffer @pot6efer, Gfe @lp6ourlt
NDe. 1tn0 Sarrabee=Str.
D. s. 8anfe, beuti9er 4potbefer, so Oft @btc09o @be.
Sre1etS Ybarnacn, Gtte @l9bourn Aoe. nno Sarraoee=
Str, oeltlDe Apotbefe.
G. S: g%fauuftieL apOtbeter, @ufb.etr, Gde geleoue
8. %. Metbe, apOtbeter, @rigbtpoob ape, ede @bef.
feb Moe.
aGfreb 9. goe, apotbefer, s67 SHEFFIELD ape. rabe @el-
6riB 8rumbuff, Gputbefer, @urtb gtpe., Gde 6ubfon.
6. s. St9ter, &potbeter, 146 Sulerton aoe., nabeNerrDs
CRObsri @%Oseiaus, apOtbeter, 24 9aptOn.str, efe
gbug. g; G%elbfump, apOtbeter, 1927 81. gGarf-9tr, Gde
9uerins 8 9On, gputbefe, sarrabee-etr, ede grad-
81. s 8ranns, .apotbefer, 1916 81. SaGfteb-9tr, eae
6. S, 9IssBB. a~pot6efer, ss7 81. 9orfteb-str.
Gu9eu We6er. 445 81. Glarf=Str, @fe 9ipifion.
q. W%tartens, @pOtbefer, III @entre=5tr.
Perleu q graur, @pOtbeter. 1852 &ineoIn ane, SIDE
Senr9 s. Bate, aputbefer, 1913 81. @lorf-@tr.
gilbert Sorges. &potbefer, 1912 SincDlu Soe., Gde Bel
NSeNTette.
8. Shrbber. bentj9er MpOtbeter, 465 unb 4s7 Mtilpaufee
Ape., SIDE Chicago Noe.
s. s: ei4ten6er9er & 60. s31 unb ssS Milpaufee goe.
@de 0iotfipn=Str.
3. @orttens, 53l Blue eSSlon6 @pe.
3beo. u. Sebrens, apotbefer, 422 so. IL. Str.
az OepLeHs' oVH SHo 99llIeosSIrt Gde SQn1lpoft
Mpenue.
SEQ. S. Wibbad, eHbWeft.ede 9eaOtiOn. uuO Soltteb.
StroBe.
SEP. 9. @iGer, NpOtbeter, 1914 Mtltuoutee @ne.
Seo Tpr9es. 1879 Wtorpea=Str.
s, SoembeI6 & 60. Apotbeter, Gde Ban Buren,. unb
Salfteb Ctr.
@1open 9rOs, @~putbefer, 1895 Nsil.uoutee gpe.
=. 5. @lsHer, 1861 Wtilm autee @oe.
j. O. &elolpstt, Ipotbefer, 700 Mtiltpautee 4ne, Gde
Grnit Miebsl. 5l8 SO. ebicoao aoe., eds goulino.str.
go. &te9ers Apptbefe, 1863 30. Chicago Moe, GGe Nobles
SSreb. S. 8ierce, 5s1 0oben gpe.
&e'n9arSd SoienDans, apOtbeter, 242 20. gaortb aOe,
6. 9: &lirfopitroem, Mpptbefer, Siibtpefsgde 80. Siot.
ron.Str~ ln0 9oDne Mpe.
MIb., %gsaf3tger. @pDtbefer, 296 %. 9ieifon.5tr, gfe
9BpDo.
grant s. Berger, apotbefer, 1886 MtiItuoufee @pe.
Wt. S9nllk, Wtaolct PbarmocD, 126-128 Wtilpautee
Ane., Gde Gin5te= unb 9eSploineS=Str
San9es YbarmaCD, 675 80. Sote=Str, Gde Mpobs5tr.
9, Wtleblbon, Apotbefer. 691 90. Gortb @pe.
GtcD. Wtetn1l19, S75 Nttllpautee 4pe, SIDE Niblanb @be.
Huo9lpb Stongobr, Apotbefer, 81 SO. 9ibifoHsStr.
Gte Waibtenofp abe.
@olBau d 60, q. Ctr. unb 8aulino=Str.
). !: S9tnIet, Apotbeter, SAT Blue Sslanb &pe, @de
Is. Ctr.
9. @. 0tasrtlin, apOtpefsr, $40 Blue Sslaub abs, eds
&oomiS=Str.
6. s. Woltersborf @pDtbefer, 900 80. 2. StraBe.
#tdare :. Grertisn, apotbeter, 1901 20. gtortb aoe,
@de Sberlbau Moe.
Taul o. 9einemanu. Ais 800. 9tnifion ctr.
, 1893-04-18
(9dIuR folat.]
2NarRf6ert6f

SbtcG9o, Is. Mprtl.
Na9 Gtern berrlcbte bcute etne ~geringere
Nabfrage unb Dermo6ten 8retle lt6 chen
81 ~bebaupten. @6enio itnb Sic 8utterpretIc
felt. &artoffeln iinb flau unb itnb I'M
203c nteoriger, ais in Der ~bori9en @o6e.
Die Grbbeeren bringen niCbt 6ie beiten
Breile, ba bas i'm Wearft beftnoli6e Sbit
faum retf g%enannt gu tperben Derbtent.
@eflit9el lit tpei3enb. grima Slortbaer
Oran9en itnb feit, caltfornii6e NabelS
tpeicbeno.
Tolgenbe Bretie tpur6en BET srDBeren
gartteen ~er3ielt.
Butter, bette vSeperator" e@aare 81
@28c, gute25@261c mitteImdBige 24025c.
9airD, Goolep'S bette 25026c mittelgute
lnb quite 20(023c, frtl6er 8ading Stod
16@18c, quite unb bette v9toa" 16019c.
8mtterin, bette Creamery 1916, recbt
i3One 1916, 0airD lac unb 18c fir bte
bette; in u9tOus" ODER fletnen @ebinOen
&c mebr.
&die, Bette vfuu cream 6c6Aars" IL
Ollie, pflat ibapes" 113@114c, gourg
Nmertca 113@12c, uiftmme0" 8@10c;
nadbgemabter S6pet5er 15@163c, u8rid"
l3(Ol4c, S~tlnburger lZ(0l3c.
@ier, 9an5 frti6e 141@15c 6as Obo.
@tIb: WtaIlarb7 unb 9teab 6eao7Gnten
3.0O03.5O 6as Ouben6, fletnere LOCO
1.25, 3eel 1901 70, gloper 20.
8 It, 9eb0rrtes: NepfeL, fiinitlicb ge>
trodnete 5000. 6aS ID, an Ser Come gez
bOrrte nDrblicbe 1907; 8firiibe sos,
8rombeeren 62@73, 6in1beeren 24(025;
GaliforniibeS: 2tprifoien 1908, nicbt
geibdlte 8firlicbe 133@143, 9eibGltc 200.
"a; 8laumen 93@13; 9foitnen 2onbon
2aDerS 1,5O(01.85 baS &iitden, MuSfaz
teller 1,35(@1. 80, loie 4053.
Ob It, frii9es: Ncpfel 100000 unb
2.50@3.50 ie na6 Ser Site, 8ananen
1.50@2.00, @itronen 3.00(04.OO, Short
baer Srangen 2,00(03. 90, @aliforniide
NapeLs 3.0003.50 @r6beeren aus Qouiz
itana 2.0O@2,50 in "a 8tnts, MeifIifIipz
pier 100000 10 in "a Quarts.
6eu auf Der 8abn; StmotbD geo. l
$13 .00913,50, llplanO Bratrie $4,000
$500.
&artoffeIn: 8isconiiner auf Ser
8abn 68o(@71, 6ebron 65c@67c, 8urbant
68c@71c, &oie 70o073c, BearteB $500
C, Sweet 9otatoes, Sutnoiier $3.50
$3.50.
@efIi9eI, sel9Gadbtetcs: Gurfeb 1876
@15c; 6Ibner: 6ennen 11o@, 66bne
7c08c; @nten 12c013c; @Gnie 8o(013c,
l~ebenotge NIT ben ga15en Sebern $1,000
$500 per 9uBenb.
ie: altes @eiBfraut $4,000
$1,000 bas 6unoert, neues aus Tloriba
$2.25@$2,5 so Der y@rate", unb aus 2ouiit@
II 2.75@$3 90; rotbe ober selbe 53tpte=
beln 75c(0$1,O 90 Der 8ui6el Stedriiben 35
@40c Der 8ui6eL auf Der 8abn; tpeiBe
&iiben $1.000$1.25 bas SaB, @urfen
81 ,25@$1.50 bas Obb., SeQerie 25o(940c
oaS 9Bb., iunge 3wiebeln 50@75c OaS
&tltcben bon J 8uibel, Salat I'M SAB $4.00
@$5.50, 8ieplant bas Obb. 5Oc(0$1,O 90,
NaOies9en 25o030c bas 0bb., Sptnat
$1.00@$1.25 bas SOB, iunge rotbe Jtitben
4Oc@50c, 8eteriiIie 20c@25c, &reiie 4Oc
@50c,
@btsfeb $1.15.
, 1893-04-18
Quf ser B0rfe'

9tng Maitpei3en auf 754c 3uriif, tpGbrenb
Der Sulitermin 734c0738c brabte.
Corn mar felt 81 0 4o(@41c per Utai unb
per Sult.
Safer tpeicbeub: Mtoi 284o@28c, Suli
284c0275c.
Acknowledgements tpeicbenb. Mai7
Bort $16.7 go, Sult 16. 923 @16. 80
S3mal5, Wtat 9.75@9.65, Septembcr
10.05@9,9 29 &tppen 9.377 Mai unO $40
Suit.
, 1893-04-18

IGet 8efannten unb 9reunoen bic trouriQe Ntndb=
rl1t oaB lniere inni9 geIie6te Wtutter WArgaretbe
MerfeI, geb. Sepbin9, Wtontag Mor9en nm 2ubr I'M
Alter BON IS :Sabren ianft i'm 9errn entl0lafeu lit. 8e=
traltert BON ibrem SatteH S0Spar WtcrfeL
nebft Sinbern:
Gina, Mteta, Socpb, Senrp, SuouIt.
geeroigun9 oDm SrauerbauIe, 200 W~e1ssStraBe,
W(tttDDh nm l uhr.
, 1893-04-18

Chicago unb g}etp Orleans 2ntiteb. IS 200 gds AS q
Chicago unb Mtempbis 49,: S 200 gtS AS q
@bico9o, ct Souls Siompnb
Stem Orleans Ynit=S6ueIaua ...... s. ESQ WJs 1920 M1
ct. Souls uno Seros @rpreB. .... : S:35 M1' 7:20 u
Netp Orleans unb Men!pbis Grprebls 500 @s 7:20 Sc
Sanfafee uno Bloomington 4o1Io=
4:30 guS 10:40 Wt
Sanfafee uno Champaign Yaiio9ter=
ROfforo, Su6uque, Siour GitD unb
SiDur Sails Sdnsl5ug. ....... 100 Ns los 81
gtodfor6, Dubuque, Sipur @itD "a 11;35 Alc 6:30M
&Ddfprb 9alIogier. .............l $50 gs lO3OW sc
GDffpro & ~g5reeport 8~aT1aoier. 4:55 81 IO4OM SO
&offpr0 g. ~s5reepprt GrpreB ........ + $50 WI .........
Dubuque s. &pdfpro @rpreB ....... ......... 725 81
a San1lta9 NaGt MIR bis 9ubuquc. cSdqlid, aus
genOmmen Sonuta9s, Siour @itp bis 9ubnque; tdglt9
bon 9ubuque bis @biea9o. SS49lt9. "Sa9lt9, aus
qenDmnen SDnutoQ5.
, 1893-04-18
IN 6en Stodvar6e

IN oen Stodyaros
9insen S4weinepreiie nm 50@10c in Bic
6Dbe.
Qtu9 @inbpieb itieg nm 5c@1Oc bas
6un6ert unb S6afe iparen feit i'm 8retie.
, 1893-04-18
@eMnfbem:

Sen 16. Mprtl nod Ian9ent 2etben nteine Iiebe 9Srar
XStlbeIttiitte S5adbarOtuSft int glitter BON 48 Sabren
8eerbt9un9 Wtittlpo4, ben 10, 9tpriG, Wtorgeus 9 ubr
BON 2l4 M. ID. StraBe aus gum @ranb Sr1nf=Sepot
BON bort nod benz ct. Marien=Rtr9bof.
Ser trauernbe Satte
0SeruarS GsndtarDtnSfi.
, 1893-04-18

IL Dtca9o Dc 2set Wttdjtga an OH enbabu mad
Srano. Jtapios, @ranb 9ooer. Mu8feeon, Mtonis
lfee. 3raner!e 6ltp. Gt Ropios, @borIeoutr uub Ye.
tosfep. Abfabrt nom SuBe Der &afe-StroBe. : Gin
9to9enta9et 1900 @t;. 1928 81; td9lid, sl115 81.
Staot=Sfttee. 81 @Iort=StraBe. t@boir Gar uod 0ronb
gaptos. +:ParIor @ar mad Gronb Ropi6s. sS6Iof.
po9e1l mad @roub 9tapibs uno Wtusteapu.
, 1893-04-18

,,9te Si6el=VIate!" - Nep Dprf, SbicasO
nno at. &OuiszGtien6abn.
unipn 9eppt, Ban Buren, Ctr. abtobrt BON eDl'
co9o I35 8prmitto9s Mutuuft in Gbicago g.. Abenos;
ta9ltb, ouSeeuOmueu S~onntags. Nbfobrt BON SDiea9o
lO.l5 M6eu6S; t0gliG. ousgeIomrnen Sanl1ta9s. Al=
tnnIt in Chicago 8 10 8ormitfags tdgliG. olsgenontnle1
Ntpnta9s. @e9en Der Jabrpreiie ober 9ettet IN Sdiolss
md9eu rt6tet AnIro9en an GbaS. 8. Balter; @gent oes
Yo1o9ier=0 eportenteuts, ober an 5. y. Salabon, Senl'
MQe1t, 70 Start Ctr.
, 1893-04-18
@ennrben:

am Is. gprll in ibrer MObnuns, 27s 81. etate Ctr,
Sophia NGstOpf, 6rau bs oerItprbenen Sacpb 9as,
uno Wtutter opn 5rau Mtorp BDit=Nuorelp unb Soc
cob &aSfopf, I'M Nlter non 81 Sabren.
Seer6i9ung 9punerIta9, ben 20. &priI, nm $50 8ornt.
BON per ct, Soiepbs=2lrGe aus per gGa9en mad benz
ct. 8outfacius=S5 rieObpf
, 1893-04-18

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY 20. Smge
" %perlaien @ran6 @eltral StGtiDg as g9e o u9 S : mbs
so W{iu. Wtoroens. ousoenpmmen SonIta9s. &onliieu
an UNI 9:I0 M{pro' NIB 1910 Abos. ausaeH. SoAHtaQs.
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and were around the streets during
the afternoon.
The tug Eleu went out at : o'clock
last night to assist the steamer Claud-
inc in hauling off the Miowera.
Clarence Crabbe, who has charge OF
discharging the Miowera' cargo, re-
turned from here at $50 O'Clock,
bringing in the barge about 20 tons of
pig iron. None of the pig iron has
been thrown overheard. Mr.. Crabbe
sent out to the Miowera last night
forty men to relieve the forty who
had worked during the day.
W. E. Rowell, superintendent Of
public works, SEM two 2CoO-lb.
anchors with chains and finch
hawser in a seow to the Miowera
after midnight last night. The
anchors were to be placed at some
distance from the stern in order TO
steady the vessel and prevent her
from getting further in.
The tug Eleu and the Claudine
were at work at high tide small at l.
o'clock midnight last night, but met
with no success. The last effort to
float her will be made at 11:47 An.
to day at high tide large, which is
about two inches higher than high
tide small at midnight.
If this fails it is understood that
Captrin Stott will order the engines
and machinery removed from the
vessel.
Another report heard last night was
that the Claudine will remain along
side the Miowera until the latter is
abandoned and then claim salvage on
her.
At . o'clock this morning the sea
was perfectly calm, but the Miowera
had not stirred from her position in
the coral bed.
LATER.-The stern post of the Mo-
vera has carried away, and the tow
ing by the Claudine and Eleu was
postponed until daylight this morn
ing.
At the suggestion of Captain King,
the agents of the Miowera have en-
gagged the Japanese steamer Aikoku
Maru to assist in getting the Miowera
off the reef. The Aikoku Maru viii
go out TO the wrecked vessel at 6
O'Clock this morning under command
of Pilot Shepherd.
The local agents of the Miowera,
Theo. H. Davies & Co., approached
Mr.. Ogura, of X. Ogura & Co, yester-
day, asking whether tnat company
would be willing to allow their vessel,
the Aikoku Maru, to be chartered for a
special trip to Victoria, b. c., to take
the mails and freight of the Miowera.
Ogura replied that, under present CIR
cumstances, he was compelled to oe-
cline the offer, and would dispatch
the Aikoku Maru for Japan some time
during the day.
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Customs Regulation.

From and after date, entries must be
expressed in the currency of the United
States reduced from the equivalent
values of foreign currencles heretofore
established.
Importers will also fill out the permits
and present the same in the terms Of,
and in agreement with their entries. I
tsigned.) JAMES B. CASTLE,
Collector General of Customs.
Approved:
lSigned.) s.. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
Honolulu, October 2, 1898. 349S-1w
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SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the office OF the Minis
tar of the Interior until WEDNESDAY,
November LIST, 1898, at IL O'Clock noon
for furnishing Yellow Metal, Coppering
Nails, Felt and other material for New
Wharves, Honolulu. Specifications can
be seen at the Office of the Superinten-
dent of Public Works.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, September %, 1898.
3492-td
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Planters Labor and Supply Com
pany will be held at the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce, in Honolulu, at
10 A. NJ. on MONDAY, October 80, 1898.
Per order of Board of Trustees.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. 81, 1898.
34g5 1499-3t
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BYAUTHORITY
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.

Official notice having been received
at this office that during the Temporary
absence on leave of Mr.. T. Rain walker.
British Vice-Consul,
FRANCIS MILLS swANZY ESQ
mas been appointed to perform the func=
tons Of that Office as Acting British
Vce-Consul. All persons are hereby
ordered TO give full faith and credit 10
all the official acts of the said Francis
Mills Swanzy, Esq.
Foreign Office, October 8, 1898.
$500 15OO-It
In accordance with a resolution of the
Executive and Advisory Councils passed
September z, 1893, the Rev. Alexander
Mackintosh, Mrs. N. y. Emerson and
DIR. >. Egan have this day been appoint
ed Visiting Committee to the Insane
Asylum, Honolulu.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, October I'd, 1893.
3499-3t
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Sale of Government Lot, Es-
pIanade, Honolulu, Oahu.

On FRIDAY, October %, at II
o'clock noon, at the front entrance OF the
Executive Building, will be sold at put
lie auction, lot 90, Esplanade, situated
on Alakea street, Honolulu, Oahu, con-
tanning an area of 5000 square feet, a
little more or less. Upset price $500.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. September 81, 1898.
1896 1899 st ]
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Sale of Two Lots OF Covert
1nent Lands Rear of Nuu-
anu Street, Homo
lulu, Oahu.
On FRIDAY, October q. 1898, at II
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance of the
Executive Building will be sold at public
auction, two lots of Government land in
the rear of the premises occupied
by T. Sorenson and ]. FL. Patty, Nuuanu
street, Honolulu, Oahu.
Lot 1-Containing an area OF 2769
square feet, little more or less. Upset
price 800.
Lot 2-Containing an area of Az
square feet, little more or less. Upset
price $50.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Sept. q, 1898.
1895 1499-3t
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Water Notice.

Water Notice.
owing to the drought and scarcity of
water, the residents above Judd Street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes be-
fore O'Clock AN.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
3448 II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-04

The time for receiving the above
Tenders has been extended until WE'D
NESDAY, November LIST, 1898, at the
same hour and place.
JAS. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
3484-5t
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SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the office of the
Minister of the Interior till II o'clock
noon on WEDNESDAY,, September 20,
1898, for lumber for construction of new
wharves, Honolulu. Specifications can
be seen at the Office of the Superinten-
dent of Public Works.
All Tenders must be endorsed "Ten-
ders for Lumber.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid.
J. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, Honolulu, September
14th, 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
Judge william NJ. Lindsay, Who Succeeds
Mr., Carlisle.

Mr.. Carlisle.
William NJ. Lindsay, who was yesterday
chosen United States Senator by the two houses
Of the Kentucky legislature, the choice being
formally ratified in Joint session today,
was born In Rockbridge county, Va, Septem-
Der 4, 1885, emigrated to Hickman county, KY,
In 1854, studied law and entered on its practice
in 1853. He served on the confederate side
during the civil war a. captain and staff officer,
and at Its close returned to Kentucky and re-
sumed the practice Of law. In 1867 he was
elected to the state senate and soon after to be
a Judge OF tie court Of appeals. In that place
he served eight years and thereafter remained
In Frankfort as an attorney before the Same
court and the federal courts in the state.
His practice was lucrative and he is regarded
as rich man. He is fine specimen Of physi-
cal manhood, being six feet two inches in height
and weighing $50 pounds. He has long been
one of the most eminent lawyers Of Kentucky,
and in financial success has probably gone
ahead Of other professional men in the state
He was one Of the eight commissioners at largo
for the worlds fair appointed by President
Harrison. He was noxt appointed by Presi-
dent Harrison as a member of the interstate
commerce commission, but declined. Then
the democratic caucus Of tine legislature named
him for Senator, insuring his election.
His mansion at Frankfort, KY, il a great
social center. He is married and his daughter,
Miss Marian Lindsay, is his only child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15

Plans nave been matured for one Of the great
est irrigation schemes ever undertaken in the
United States, the result of which will be the
reclamation OF . large portion Of the Aojavs
desert. Cal
will be candidate for reelection ct the
convention TO be held In Indianapolis next
summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
Fon SAIE-HousEs.
An ARrs1ocRArrc HONE

House No. 17f7 Y ct n. r.
Today We call attention TO that beauti-
ful house on y street. II is situated
. half square from Conn. ave. about .
square IRON Dupont Circle and il In
close PROXIMITY to ths Church of the
Covenant The neighborhood. as we
n-et har'ily tell you. Is one Of the mos.
sristocrstic in the northwest section.
The house itself 10 all that can be de-
sired IL IL handsomely finished in
broSn stone and brick. has 10 rooms.
bath and cellar. Is four rooms deep on
the first two floors and has BACKss
well - front s.airs- The interior is
beautifully decorated and pspered and
the house Is fitted with every modern
convenience. Lot is 1891 feet to 90
foot aliey. $4,000 u the price.
Apply TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
Tennis Players Stirring Themselves.

The tennis court Of the Young Mems Catholic
Club Of Gonzaga College has elected Mr.. C. J.
Began captain and Mr.. A. J. Schwartz. score
tary-treasurer. Gold and white have bean
adopted a. the club eoiors. During the FIRST
available weather the court win be put In shape
for PLAYING and the members viii begin 70 tram
for q good years work. The court at present
10 composed Of. besides the above named
oficers, ". J. Ryder, G. J. Helm, r. y.
Downing, g. @. Cailan, O. Etchbergsr. J. Trspp
and ID. ]. Downing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15

Mrs Elaine Goodale Eastman Of Springfield.
Mass. publishes . letter withdraWing from
membership in the Indian Rights Association
and NJ the same time records her protest
against the partisan and unfair action Of it,
corresponding secretary. Herbert walah."
Philadslphfa has received acknowledgment
HON tbs fsmins-stx1cksn people Of Russia ef .
raft for El.lo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIo
u OF COLUMBIA,

n THE SUPHEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Special term for Orphans Court business.
This nth Of February. 1e08
Colpmbis. No; 54o5. AdYinistr.sion Dec Is:
par writing ropounaed the last Will and tesla
mept and for letters testamentary the sstats Of
sdsssf.Sed u. viii as Jsms. McbonslaS. notice i
on friday. MARCH TENTH. iee5. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show cause. II any exist. against
COPY of this order shall be published In the Wash
linton law Reporter and Evening star in each
Of three successive weeks before said day.
By the court: A. B HA9NER, Justice.
l. Il. WRIGHT, Register Of Wills d. G,
JAMES FULLERTON, Proctor for Applicant
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