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For Sale.


one Ti'nc, &c. pr Inc: scoo"d Time, 90. per
linz. Yhird ant ShbsCTupH YiH,s, !Oc. per Inc. Sc.
Itr hn' cJtrd an >t0rfdys.
ANY. SToHE OK STOCK. MERCuAN-
disc boush. for cash. NAARDEN, iHl +. TGth st.
c cii"hkS%SiEShfs iHSSaHT ';Ii \. F .Ilr i i!F%$f
asn33r,.!'nahii . sal. hhaat'khfHh, e q L M"" S;" s. :
a rs 9all' s,d ss4 sA 5hiihNfk. DO 1%' i Ge?l i { t, e''
A.-A.-A MAGNIFICENT broca,cllc six par.
Tor suit, S45; cost tire" times ~ much; paint
,ng,, mm1.cl m,rr"rs superb 6rns' bed c"Ich,,
carpets, bedroom suit, other lin" pieces; good MS
new, hnyinE been used I"ss than thr'" months;
IN i, ~
A..ENTIRE furniture Of dweIllnss, flats, car.
pets, pianos, &c, bonght. Address
kINSfIkh, 27o West l2oth st.
ALL KINDS NEW, second hand s'or" nHrures,
counters, shelving, showcase, cigar figures,
sizes; mirror front tea cstidir-. sc. =. LEVIN,
~, Broumc St., . bl"cKs east Grand st. cd ave.
station.
AlADl must sell nj n sncrhcc this week all tho
elegant furniture Of her lately furnished prIvUt"
house magnificent upright piano, SIX, Hr"ca',il,
"Tnmb"Ir SET fnIdIns bed Clock m,ir!Sr, r rurtaiis
&c. l3J East tSin II.
4 FINE UPRIGHT PLANO, bcs, make. few
months used; ais rhTlor, chamber AM dining,
cncnp. iuN East l6tN 81.
A II II. =. perret. electric motor, noar'y urw.
,IApply e. +. SrKINGtt, 35l AGa.A" st.,
A. SPECIALITY. buying content, dwellings,
HAT, hotels, c!iy, country, Cal! OF address lbi
ALL KiNn> storr fixtures, counters, showcases,
klsliE>, 2hi East -ith II.
aInins snIi. t]o'llRiIntSS.HG cl R'i pici a nndI'T ",ah S|i n Sfa
rors, cArrris, portlcr's, pictures, Sr. ldl has.
a SLATE MANrEl.,, -; lus' " li'lIr dciaced
other wood mantcLS cheap, Grant, 2,Si ". 4.d.
\, ~.BARlt0OM OUTFIT, second hand, Al hd:
price, 80 broadway.
\ BANk SAFE, a icwclIcr's sale, AMI just Ms
" II. BGTI,EW - Duane ST.. luar Wwny.
Al nIN f0K riur ,ASlI The wla.tur, ,ar
you s.If send i0r VAN, vi ave conner 5i,t =.
A HIGHEST cash rr,c' pad tor firr:uJc,
carpets, contents "I huur"' an 'Hi', do a. sell
until You bear lrum ne, ~, - I ulNrr,iiv q ace.
All You wru, cheap >tor" trlur.,. Nl Alu',.
Ave, II
ALI KINDS nf nrw and ,ccona- naud yrpro NJ.
turr~, showCnscs, counters sncly,ugN, cigar ~
slrh st,
niturc At ]sacrdcc. Mr,. Enu.lt. $50 Wcs,
1Slh II,
ATTENTION sewing mar.lnr~ ui a.! k,nIs:
~ 80: good second huNd, $40: cash or
curNiA EAl-,N'~, .l5l Ri ave, ll~;n -.
BICYCLE FOR SALE. chrnu, pneumatic il-rs;
uuar.F nc : high grade, WALLIS, gauh. tiHS-
son ave. l's:rhINn,
HTtNtlF fSgRuu; pneumatic tlr, Premier,
So, lau4Has tell; hhgh CsAiv, Slbn wheels,
SS. uEORGE "ASBRuttk ~ CO., 49, West
sd ST.. near ,ih .rr,
BlCNCIEA IA..ty safety pneumatic; used
about two weeks: u $40 Nil sacrifice with
Lamp ard bel! Tor 49, ash. ~ East ''2i =,
RiCNCIE PueunlaNi Hartford pnticrI. cost
SiJb, almost rev, Wa sell with tools, bell and
pump tor SIS, bargain. SOi last J2d 81.
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Furnishcd-Wcst Side.
Hotel Renaissance,

43D ST., WEST OF Eth AVE.
Several apartments, furnished and unfinished,
for rent.
A.. Don and bath In the Amsterdam. COM.
plctely. furnished In every detail furniture
mostly MI new; rooms MI large and conveniently
arranged: near |. station: at II very modern rent.
MALCOLM, 40th ST., corner 9th ave.
FULLY FURNISHED ROOM FLAT linen,
silver, &c. ~; immediate possession.
STUART, 23S West 31th st.
SMALL, prc.tily furnished flats; rent 50. 10 to
~ weekly; linen silver. Flagg, 242 West 23d st.
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instruction.

instruction.
one Tine, csc. per line: Scout Tine. ssc.
pei ins: Third and !SubS,qicn. Times, zoe. per
Inc. No Cnrd chd,ge on sundays.
A.-NIOLlN, banjo, guitar. mand,lln, either,
ter; terms $5in advance, DAIiL's CONsER.
NAToKY, l2s West I'D st.
AhCLLrEcTLhAL, mechanical, perspective,
te @da%i u. hbtATirHifs 81, g % S!ssi' as az Y. or evening"
BUSINESS EDUCATION, bookkeeping, banking.
science Of accounts. arithmetic, business CORES
p0ndencr, peninanship -. DAHL. l.s W. I'D 81.
DAHL'S CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC teaches
more IN one quarter than taught elsewhere In
three; Slo TO SD quarter. - IN advance. rs
West I'D st.
EHPERIESCED ylolinisi. gives private %instruc-
World branch.
FRENCH LESSONS given by n young lady,
newly arrived from Paris; much cNDcrirnCr In
teaching: terms moderate. high testimonials. Ad-
dress J. r., box 26l Uptown World.
LANGUAGES Latin, German, Greek, French,
Italian, Spanish $40 10 80 quarter; tranSla.
tions n specially; Professors Ramirez, MOrossi.
Hortzog, Candida, Kuhn. DAliL'S. l2S w. I'D st.
LESSONS ut your home singing, piano, organ.
harmony low rates; thorough work. ELLIOTT.
hos 4lD World.
NEGLECTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, read
ing, spelling, letter writing, history, arithmetic.
penmanship; 81 advance. DAHL, LIS West I'D.
NORTH GERMAN LADY TEACHER desires
few more pupils; best references. Miss FKOiI-
LING, III East llth 1T.
PIANO; 3uc. 40 minutes lesson; experienced
teacher; spcciml course for those DESTROYS Of
l.. H., box 3i3 World, brooklyn.
sTENOGItAPIiN and Typcwrting school.
$40 broadway, y. y. VI week. Call or write,
VOCAL Music aud elo.ution; Profs, F.ln,co
"TEH %aod 4; SIS Ear lS SO G MART; H * II 40 v., Mis'
DAIiL'S CONSERVATORY. lbs West I'D 81.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

a BARGAIN-tnup" NoCkawRy cab. wagonette,
collectors wagon: team Of good horses: small
gray horse; hcnrse; new top coffin wagon. 80
East son II.
A GOOD HORSE. harness, and moving truck for
sale. ~ Beaver st. brooklyn.
A SDtN u young truck horse, nlso truck and liar.
ness. two business horses, 40 10, $40; two top
grocery wagons; bargains. 100 Freeman ST.,
Gr"eupOint.
FINE. PAIR driving horses; trot Ia 3 minutes;
gentle. good delivery hOrSc. = years old $40; \
beautiful sonies, all "0lurs, well broke; the above
stock must De sold at a price. Mrs. NORRIS,
2ith st., west uf 10Th ave.
FlR-T-tIASS BILE accommodations; also
good work horses to let. CHARLES NJ. ED
WARDS, 40 To i3l West I'D VI.
GREATEST BAlGAIN ever offered; Sl25,
first class sldchnr top buggy, with fine harness.
elegant robe, two blankets and whip, not quarter
value: also. for third value. first class cut. under
extension-top family surrey; owner going south.
IL West Ilth ri.
HORs:--G Good work horse for sale cheap; $40.
leach 1903 WashinGtun ave. fremont, y. Y.
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Flats aud Apartments to Let.
unfurnishsa-W..t Side.

,o q, ,r ,,,.u.,, go. a., ..-,.. 80
A.-To Elegant new Hat, northwest cor
iroonhs nnn natm' Lmouerm imnroNeinehts r,ean
Natural History, Central iurk. Apply on
premises.
-Nos 25o ~ IA WESl, sirIT ST--scvcn
rooms and bath. $50 to $40; large, light, we'll
vcntilaed rooms, decorated, steam heated.
Apply on premises,
A.-$D FLAT, 4 large, light rooms; private hall
improvements. 2taG Sth ave, near l3Sth st.
hn.i na, a. IL 5h,sh. rooniss ~! Improvements nhru..
West 8Ist at,
T., , rS yr,ru =, ~. a, ,,E,r-
icI,i y,li ",svw,iiia,,,,.dd ,r,r,,,,nis '
~ Al rcasonobio -s.,,ts,
=, Arp,y on premises, ~. West ostn ST., or to
al" "hiiahhh' Z'S bou'eNaru' he" west
,i'h
fni, - ana rT,,ats houses, wcs, Tinr' ,oT Trnt'
ON, iimus. ,nAfti,rN - h,i'E" hi'''
o"Noi"l'o"N ave. near io7th
HANDSOME apartments Of 4 rooms, al light.
Apply lB1 West ith ST.. near On ave.
,,
nvc, and ,stth ~ ~ n" Mes, Iii ST. !. iary"
rooms. Oris,. ri Amsterdam ave.
TIE TOW SEND, 2Os West i2lst 81. Elegant
apartments: : large light rooms and bath seam
heat, with latest modern Improvements; close to
l. station; rents, S45 TO $50. Apply to %janitor.
sl2. 81 MONTHLY lhrec choice front rooms,
Two rcar: private house; bargains. oS Grove,
near BleecEcr.
= Avn q p,o,fS il, liz .n,.,nrio,, ali ,or,o
ppI lIvbt and conveniently urrunppl. with all
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Musical.

A.-FnANK ELMnRE, voice specialist: oniy
small! payment down Ior lcSsous; voice trial free.
i. East 10th 81. SINAI! hall TO reEt by hour or
evening.
SiSGISG-An experienced teacher has q few va.
cnrcieS: tertDS moderate. Good Method, box
G3U World, uptown.
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UNION I3AS hSS9GIATIoN'
oous nm kuruiture. .g-r..

UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Loans on Furniture. &c.; t0undenltal
A,-IOANs procured on furniture In use without
removal nj O %, easy payments: longest tipes
strictly confidential. Union SQUARE LOAN
CO., Lincoln Building. room 6ol. Union Square
and li6l ST.
ADVANCES made on furniture. pianos, &C.,
without removal or Inconvenience: payable IN
easy i~ns'almcnts. NEW YORK AND BROOK-
LEN LOAN COMPANY, room A., World Build
ing.
ADVANCF on fmrniture; storage receipts, easy
payments. Room :, Jefferson Building, Boerum
place, near Fulton ST.. Hrocklyn.
DAN on furniture without removal; easy pay
ments: confidential. Germans Building, $40
Fulton ST.. room -. BROOKLYN.
MONEY TO LOAN In sums 500 to $500 on fur
niturr or other good security. Henry NJ. Hey
mann, Z hickman u.
MONEY To LOAN in sums SlGO 10 500 on mr.
niturc or other good security. Henry n. Hey
mann, ! Beck nlan 81.
MONEY 10 loan on furniture. pianos. SC. legal
interest: easy payments: business confidential.
FaItcn * CO., Gtiit Atlantic ave, Fast New York
Bank Building, rooms 5 and u, brooklyn; en-
trance Pennsylvania ave.
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W. HOWGiLT., janitor.
ERR ST. ,l37---Four rooms and bath, newly
WATTS ST, II, 10 and 2l-To let, splendid
apartments: rents cheap; location line. Inquire
fauitOr,
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North Of ,a5th strse,.

i23TH ST., ~ EAST Nicely furnished front
parlor; large and small ROOFS: also light house
keeping.
l3TrH 81. 2I6 WEsT.- Cottage large hack par,
Tor; also ii1t. MONS: hot and cold water, bath,
sc, suitable tor t"v or three sehtlcIIei..
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one Tine, $50. pr line SscOni Tine, CSC. per
line; Third dnt SIhscqucnt Times, gOc. per line !.
Sc. mr. Inc extra IN SIUIrys.
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Real Estate for Saic--City.


North OF i7sth Street.
NEW YORK CITY LOTS,
Uptown, west side, from $500 up; open evenings.
e sEGrANE, 333 West sd at.
f5OO CASH, SIS moGthly buys cottage, : rooms,
garden, stable. Fullam place, Cable Road,
1S4th st.
~, 800 CASH. 50, 6UO ut D per cent. -1-room cot
tnge at bedford Park ; all iinprOvcncnts; box
100. g.. w. MOORE. Briggs ave. near Tray
ers st.
3-STORI and basement brown-stonc house; 10
12Sth st.
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Loans.

one Tim, &c. per tine: Second Time, sec. 1
linz; Third and Subsequent: Times, COG. line, ID
and Sun,inU.
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b3D ST. 4l3 WEST-Frec half month: 3 and r
room apartments, 80 to Sli: improvements.
e9TH 81, As WEST-siS rooms, bath; steam
heated $27 up.
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Sp lsI., 100 WFST-Improved modern flats,
i.om 81 TO SIS,
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2lsT 81. 81, $40. 32l WEST-Decorated apart
ments. ! roOmsa and bath, rents s2l to 81.
27TH ST, XU7 WESI-Flats three and four
rooms, $l4 to SIS; newly lapcred anu decor
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JONES ST., l3-Light, iow-priced apartments.
JanitOr.
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18TH ST., 85 EAST-Rent free 10 Oct. Is; fine
apartments, al. improvements, to let cheap.
18TH ST., 237 n $50 EAsT-Three and four
large rooms, to small families only; rents very
low. MundOrf.
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WANERLEY PLACE, 1872 Elegant flats, with
all modern improvements; everything nicely
arranged, 5 rooms, S2i. Janitor.
9TH AVE. %8Ol-Three and 1 rooms, NIL light,
modern improvements, $l4 to SlS.
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9TH AVE, 400. 3Ul, 3O4, 27;ii st. - Handsome
flats, Ave rooms and bath; all Improvements;
decorated; all light rooms; new house; S24 to $50.
18TH ST. SO VEST, near 9Th ave. Elegantly
decorated tiats; all improvements; st3, SIS;
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FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE; II rooms; all
800 West 3lst 81.
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Side


COLUMBUS AVE-, 800, near S0th st.-Nicest
SO fiat on west side.
COLUMBUS AVE, 049, near lO8th st. x fine
Hat D light rooms and improvements $50.
JanitOr,
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Orr Tine, &c. ISr irC' SCr0ud 7iHr. 80. pei
linz, nrd and Subsequent Yim,S, !Oc. per line. Sc.
Jrr hn' GTtrd on SuDrfUys.
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4yrH ST, 6lS WEST-Neat apartments, three
and four large rooms; newly painted; ~ 10 el2.
b2D ST, 533 TO 537 wEST-small families; de-
sirable three room apartments; light. painted;
~. %, Sll. 50.
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tifully decorated fats, with all improvements:
steam heated throughout; six rooms and bath;
only small families With references: rents S}2 to
S;}0: one months rent free. Jan!tOr, on premises.
BID AVE, b8j-Handsume front apartment of 1
rooms to let, cheap. Apply on premises.
BID AVE, 1893, 8Hth ST. station A ruoms:n all i'm
provements: 50, SlO. lanitor. LIST floor, back.
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A FINE UPRIGHT p'ASr. bos' mike. few
months used: nlSr phrlor, chamber AMI dining.
room FURNITURE, iuidlnE- bed and SOWING machine
cncny, iUN East lGtl II.
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A.-A.-A- MAGNIFICENT broca;cllc six par.
Tor suit, $40; cost ilir"" times n much; PANT
ings, mnntcl mirrors, superb brass bed. cuuch"-,
easy chairs, mirr"r-frunt folding he'd. moquctte
carpets, bedroom suit, other ttn" pieces; good Ms
new, having been used less than thr,. months;
sell separately; ais" nice velvet carpet, Sl.; lrbv.
ing city 1T once. - y, NJ. 10 . 4. Nj, IS West
gIlh II
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10TH ST., 3O5 EAST-Five large rooms, all
light and airy; rents $40 aud Sl7. Mundorf.
10TH ST. 2O8 EAST-Flnt, six airy rooms and
bath with modern improvements.
It'd ST. 400 CAST, near 3D. ave. cable cars-Two
suits, 3 rooms each one ground floor, 1 rooms;
gas, elevators: s.. 30, 50, ST..
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A5TII ST., 638 WEST-Floor Of O rooms, Sl4
apartments of 3 rooms, S7.5O UP.
<YTH ST., 332 wEST-Apartmen;s light, 3 and
4 rooms, SII to SlI; basement, 3 rooms, 81;
quiet, neat house.
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APARTMENTS OF . and :; rooms and bath, $40
TO $50; otis elevator: ever convenience. The
Winchester, 1914 broadway, above 3lst ST., ad-
Joining Hotel Imperial.
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Flats and Apartments to Let

LEXINGTON AVE, 1928, near 18th ST.
Beautiful single fiat six handsomely decorated
rooms and bath: all Improvements; s22; beauti-
tul velvet carpets on halls.
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A n II. =. perret electric motor, noar'y urw.
t'Apply .. +. SrKINGf:it, 55l AGa.As st.,
IIrppk lyn.
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1o2D ST. "a WEST. Central Park Steanl-heate
Hats; 8 rooms, bath, all light, S2S, $50
10iTH ST, 4 Elegant Hat. 5 large rooms
and bath; halls. bath, steam heated; near sta
ton. JAnltor.
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123D ST. 1O7 E~AST-Elegant flats: Z rooms and
bath; steam heat; hot water; S27; on premises.
\ n looking for a choice apartment Of five
at 1855 East 10th st. rents very low. Janitor.
FIRT-CLASS FLAT, : rooms, with all improve
mcnts: "a ID ave. inquire 4Oo East 9th 81.
GLENIDA, 14S, l52 East 18th st. Elegant
steam heated flats, with all improvements; q
rooms and bath. Inquire of jnnitor.
WANT YOU to see flats, 8 large rooms; l month
and moving free; ga to SO month; East l22d.
PE1'ER BANG, 30 larmine 81.
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ALL KINDS NEW, second hand st"r" hNtures,
counters, shelving, Showcases, cigar figures.
coffee mills, scales, 10 upright butter boSes, ali
sizes; mirror front tea caddir-, Sc. :. LEVIN,
~, Broumc ST., j blocks east Grand 81. ca ave-.
station.
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the document here mentioned claims

the document here mentioned claims
that number of signatures.
Not a little amusement was caused
by the publication in the local papers
of an account of the discovery of
dispatch of L. H. Davies to A. s. Cleg-
horn. 1t is quite characteristic of
Davies, and If he will only do few
more funny things he will help to
while away the time while we are
waiting for settlement of the main
question.
The bishop OF Honolulu has again
distinguished himself, this time by n
letter TO the Bulletin, the Royalist
organ. The Star reviews his remarks
editorially. The bishop is very tall,
slim man physically, and mentally he
had to be built to match his physical
frame, so he is about as wide as u fine
cambria needle.
The New York World and Herald
have both sent correspondents by
the Alameda. w. p. Bowen for the
World and Chas. Nordhof for the
Herald. Both papers have been, SO
far, anti-annexation. Nordhof was
here years ago with his wife and
children. He is accompanied now by
his daughter Probably il Clevela id
declares himself in favor of annex
alton these papers will jump the
fence, or it may be that Cleveland
feels he cannot afford to lose the sup
port of two such powerful journals, so
he is slow about expressing himself
until he can win them over in de-
gree to favor that course.
In the meanwhile poor Hawaii is
kept in a state of wretched uncertain.
ty, which, of course, has bad in
fluence on business, but the people
of Hawaii will have fine opportunity
to practice the grace of patience
Alas! they have been practicing a
long while. Can any one tell how
long before patience "ceases to be a
virtue?"
l hope you did not think my re-
marks on industrial schools in my
last letter were intended as a convinc.
ing argument in favor of annexation
I was only joking little with the
cans, who call themselves Hawaians
and claim so much affection for the
Hawaiian race. 1t seems strange tC
most of us that they cannot see that
it is the best thing for the patives.
We don't want a sugar bounty, nor
have we asked anything of the kind
The revolution was not the action
of the sugar planters rs | have said
before, the only sugar planter at the
mass meeting threw cold water on il
at that time, though he has since
come to feel in sympathy with the
provisional government and favors
annexation even if it stops contract
labor, and gives no bounty.
The crying want of Hawaii is good
| government.
Help us to that and we will risk the
rest.
With solid government, in which
no foreign power, not even Japan ant
England, will be allowed to interfere
our values will right themselves
Minneapolis paper.
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"ILANIW AL"

A FIRsT-CLAss FAMILY BATHING
"A Resort at Waikiki. Tramcars pass
the gate. Special arrangements can be
made for Family Picnics and Evening
Bathing Parties. h8S-tf
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to the importance OF these islands if
the United States is not. There are
few intelligent, educated japanese
in the islands, but the most OF them
are field laborers Tho intelligent class
is certainly not 5000 strong, though
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TO LET

/ AVN MOWERS TO LET BY THE
- day, week or month Repairing,
Cleaning and Sharpening done Duplicate
Pieces furnished when required. Machines
called for and returned. Also, Repairing
Garden Hose-in fact, can do anything
Ring up Mutual Telephone 1872.
bA-tf N. Y. BURGESS.
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W anted! Wanted!

Some smart aleck to try and stop
my passport, as l am about to leave
the Island for some other seaport
town. Also one good collector to
collect some bills. He must be hon
est, upright and sober; only those
who can furnish frst-class reference
to the above facts need apply. Al
cash security must be furnished.
Please call on or address Hon. A. L..
Johnson, the American Shirt Maker,
corner King and Alakea streets, Ho-
nolulu, between the hours of 8 a. m.
and II p. NJ, where you will always
find him making all kinds of shirts
to order with all the latest improve
ments and only for honest people
who pay their honest cash, and not
any bluffs. All persons having bad
bills to collect give them to me and
| will see to collect them. My
board bill is now paid at Pahala.
And now look out for some fun
all those who are interested in my
JOHNSON"
The American,
The Annexation,
The Provisional,
And the only good Shirt Maker in
the World.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETINS COL
Il umns of Interesting Reading Matter.
Islands, SAi mailed 70 foreign countries, IS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-10

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is famous as
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as
Preventive of pneumonia.
Famous as
Preventive and cure for Group.
Famous for the relief it affords in
case of
Whooping cough.
Famous as safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try it. SO cent bottles for sale by
All dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
PROFESSOR BRIGGS TO BE 1RIED.

The decision of the Prc>by teran General
Assembly to try Professor Briggs will surprise
no one: fer it has been evident since the As
scmby began its sessions that the sentiment
against the accused Professor is overwhelming
" strong Doubtlcs, his opponents are en-
tireIy conscientious in doing what they deem
to be their duty, but some of them appear
10 act II if the interests of the Church de-
mandcd the condemnation Of Professor Briggs,
no matter how strongly he may now assert
his belief in the Churchs teachings. Their
minds are made up; and they are in no mood
TO weigh any plea that may be made in his
favor. Since Professor Briggs first published
the views for which he is now on trial tho
Presbyterian Church has never attempted to
ascertain whether these views are true or false
That is the real issue in the case; II is the
l,sc on which the Presbyterian Church is on
trial to-day before the scholarship and intelli-
gcncc of the world But no attempt is made
10 decide it. The authorities of the Church
simply assume that their ex partc Interpretation
of the Standards of the Church is right, and
that Professor Brggs's Interpretation is wrong:
and on that assumption they have made up
the case against him. Wei hold no brief for
tic accused Professor. His views may be tech
nically opposed to the traditional teaching of
his Church in which case. of course, it is the
right of the Church TO call him To an account.
But while 50 eagerly asserting this right, il
ignores the duty lying upon it Of answering
these questions: What is the truth as to the
matters in dispute? Are the Scriptures incr-
rant, as PrcSbytcrians generally believe? Or
do they contain errors, as Professor Briggs
and others maintain? Not only is no answer
10 these questions forthcoming, but it is held
that the Church is c>.oppcd from trying to
answer them by the theory that certain falliblc
men In the seventeenth century answered them
for all time. The mere condemnation of Pro-
fcssor Briggs would Of itself excite no great
interest or sympathy. 1t is because his oppo-
ncnts insist on trying him by ecclesiastical
prejudice and camor anu without taking the
trouble to inquire into the truth of his views,
that he has gained the sympathy of 50 many
intelligent men in the Church, as well as
out of it.
Not long ago q conversation took place be-
tween two gentlemen i'll this city, one of them
a conservative Presbyterian, which throws light
on the attitude of some Prcsbytcrians toward
Professor Briggs. "But my dear SIR said
The outsider to tho Presbyterian, you surely
can't believe that the Church will be helped by
appealing the case to the General Assembly"
"Maybe not" was the reply; but it will
keep DR.. Briggs on the hop" And the other
day fhc Moderator of the General Assembly
was reported to have made this remark to an
importunatc Briggs man, who was trying to
introduce some matter favorable to the Pro-
fc.sor "Dont you try to overwhelm with
points at this stage of the game" These arc
sidelights on tho spirit that animates some