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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27
CORPORATION NOTICES.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

March IL. 1893.
The undersigned petitioners for an act 10 incor-
porate THE pAWCATUCk VALLEY STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY pursuant 70 the pro-
visions of Chapter l. 1876 OF the Public Laws passed
March TO- 1898. hereby give notice>of the pendeDcy
Island OF an act entitled IAN ACT TO IN Or
PORATE THE PAWCATUCK VALLEY STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY" for the purpose OF locat-
ing. constructing. equipping and operating street
railway railways by electric, horse or any
power other than steam. and may locate construct
or upon such streets, roads, wharves and
highways In either or both OF th towns OF West
erly aud Hopkfnton, Rhode Island, as shall bo
from time to time fixed and dete mined by the
town councils OF said towns respectively. with the
assent OF said corporation in writing expressed,
upon compliance with such terms and conditions
and under such ru os and equations said town
councils may impose, With power 10 erect, opei ate
and maintain station stations for generating
electricity for operating said railway or railways.
and also for furnishing light and heat for the
carriages, stations and other premises and prop
erty OF said company; and al.o TO place
above or underground, in such highways streets
and roads foe the transmission OF electric power:
provided that tnis act snail be construed to per-
NIT said corporation 10 cross any steam railroad at
grade except by permission I'm writing expressed.
OF the Railroad Commissioner. with all the powers
and privileges and subject TO all the duties and a-
bilites set forth In Cha ters l52 and 1853 of the
Public Statutes and Of all acts in amendment tnere-
OF and In addition hereto. said corporation to
have Office or place Of business IN the town OF
Westerly CHARLES PERRIN.
slEPHE WILCOX.
WILLIAM HoxsEY.
mr11-21t Petitioners
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LEGAL NOTICES.
To whom 1t may concern

Know all men that we. Francis ID. Blakeslee of
East Greenwich In the county II Kent In the state
of Rhode Island, and Charles Phe Us executor OF
the last will aud tes lament OF smith s. TtlcotL late
OF Vernon In the state OF Connecticut. each and
both stockholders In the Merino Manufacturing
Company a manufacturing corporation located
and doing business In tue town OF Johnston. in said
state OF Rhode Island did on, 10 wit, the 10Th day
OF February. 1898. request the said Merino Manu-
featuring company, the officers and directors OF
said company TO make out and file In tho Town
Clerks Office OF said Johnston true state ement OF
the amount OF the lpital stock Of said corporation
actually raid In. Tue value last assessed OF the
roa estate OF said cooperation. The value OF Its
per assets and the amount OF Its debts la
blties ON the 3lst day of December 1899. and To
IMPLY In ~ ana all respect with the provisions
OF hapier 50 of the Public statutes OF said state
of Rhode Isl nd. Ana said corporation. its direc-
tors ana ofiicUrS. each and AL have refused and
neglected 10 do as reQestd and the undersigned
stockholders as Aforesaid ars unable 10 make the
returns required by law.
They thcisfJre publish this statement as required
by law FRANCIS " BLAkESLEE.
CHARLES PHELPS,
ma25-ct Executors.
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TOWN OF CRANsTON.
CANVASS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO the legal voters Of the
Town Of Cranston, that the Town Council OF said
Town will meet a. n Board OF Canya assers at the
Council Chamber in said Town on THURSDAY the
3Oth day of March, 1885, Tor the pun OF canvass
ing and correcting the voting lists or the voting
districts OF said Town, preparatory to the April
elections OF General Officers. etc.
By order and In behalf OF said Conncil.
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
Cranston, Marol %, 1898. Council Clerk.
mi 2i-5t
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Rhode Island Yacht clubs Banquet.

The Rhode Island yacht club will hold
Its annual banquet at the Narragansett
tonight. About 200 members and guests
will be present Commodore Warren r.
Fales Will bold an informal reception IN
The hotel parlors from s to o o'clock and
at he latter hour n fine menu will be
discussed. The post prandial exercises
Will be OF an informal nature. Bowen II.
Church and other soloists OF the Amer.
can band and the band orchestra will
furnish music.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

To all to whom this shall come. Know Ye: That
'he Keystone Nat onal say ng~. Loen and Invest
ment Association will apply TO ths New YORK
supreme Court at it's Chambers, Court House, New
York City. on the 5th day Of April A. ID. 1893 at
IL O'Clock In the torenC on. for an order of "a a
court to change IT'S name from Keystone National
Savings, Loan ana Investment Assoc iatiOn TO Key
stone savings and Loan Association. OF ali watch
please take due notice.
Dated. New York. Feb rs 1924
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ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING.

The Russian squadron that is to bear the
nar's compliments to the United States at
the time of the opening of the Columbian
exhibition will be composed of two first
class ironclads, two cruisers and several
sea-going torpedo boats. 1t will leave
Cronstadt early in May, and after touch
Ing at Copenhagen will pay a visit to some
French port before starting on the cruise
across the Atlantic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27
COP4RTNERSHI NOTICES.
NOTICE..

PROVIDENCE. II. l., Feb. Q, 1898.
Having sold our Fire Insurance business to
Messrs. Starkweather & shepley, Vaughan
Building. custom House street, Providence,
X. l., we take great pleasure in advising our
friends and customers of the fact. and ask
for said firm continuance OF the liberal pat
ronage and the pleasant relations shown Us
by our former customers.
In making this alliance with the strongest
agency in Rhode Island, we feel that we are
best serving the interests not only of our
friends and patrons. but also of companies we
have SO long represented.
SAM'L SHOVE.
SAM'L +. SHOVE.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 9, 1893
Having purchased the insurance business OF
Messrs. Saml Shove d Son. we have this day
received the appointment as agents of the
heretofore represented by them,
and respectfully solicit the continuation of
the liberal patronage 80 long given them.
BY prompt and careful attention to all
business intrusted 10 us we hope TO merit the
great measure of confidence for so many years
reposed in Messrs. Samuel shove a. Son.
STARKwEaTHER x SHEPLEY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

According to census bulletin No. $40, the
Cnitarians have organizations in 81 states
md in the District of Columbia. The
summary shows that there are in all 42i
organizations, with 67,749 members; 424
church edifces, with seating capacity of
10000, and 30 halls, etc, with seats for
1880. The value of church property is
sl0,335, 100. More than half the strength OF
this denomination is in Massachusetts,
which reports $50 organizations, with
81 ,6l0 members; pit church edifices, with a
seating capacity of s5,3i6, and seven halls,
etc, with seats for 1l75, and the value OF
church property Is S5,27s,370. The Unita-
rians are congregational in their church
polity. Their national conference meets
biennially
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
JANUARY 90. ls93

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Express trains Leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For NEW York; l3 NJ. daily. IL 10 A. 81,
rs, 3 05 Qimited). 8 20 r. VI. daily.
For NEW YORK. via Stonington l.ine--7 10. so
T.. NJ --
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGToN, via Harlem River-l0 10 A: M. 8 As
For NEW HAVEN ls A. NJ texp. daily. SIS
uoc. exp.l, 10 10 (exp.l, IA 10 A: u. (exp.e ID
(exp.l % dmted), 90 lexp. daily AS (exp.
For NEW LoNDoN-i IsA VI. daily expA 40
taccom }, s 90 accom-; sundays only, SIS doc.
exp.L 35 taccom.l IL 10 A. NJ. exp. i 20 tac-
coin), 10 (expD. % doc. exp.l, IS accom-.
sundays onlyl l5 (accom.l % Z. N. (exp.
daily, asp NJ texp. dai ~
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For WORCESTER-6 40 (expl 30. . 10 (accomA
II 30 A. NJ faccomD. ] % exp, 20 texp. to
Woonsockeu, 20 doc. expl 90 T.. ~ laccoml
SUNDAYS-S 80 A. NJ (accoin.l. Geo Y. NJ. taccomD
For trains for intermediate stations time
table furnished at all ticket Offices.
&. 4. HEMPSrEAD,
Genl Pass kgt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

One of the recent industries added TO the
already numerous manufactures carried or
in Chemniz, Saxony, is the production oi
curtains made of india rubber as the main
ingredient. The material employed for this
purpose consists of 75 per cent of india
rubber, 5 per cent of wool dust, 5 per cent
Of pulverized fruit stones, 10 per cent OF
bleached leather waste, to these being also
added, If deemed necessary, quantity OF
lnfusiorial earth. The various substances
thus named are together worked up with
bisulphide of carbon in the most perfect
manner into a thick mass, and from this
are rolled out thin leaves, which are capa-
BILE Of being decorated with the greatest
variety of ornamental patterns, and sew
eral of these leaves are combined to form a
curtain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

Marriage and Funeral Notices one insertion
5oc.: each additional insertion, I5c.
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ROOMS AND BO1RD.
Three lines under this heading 10 cen
ALDINE HOUSE,

33l b. Dad ST.. Chestnut finest location IN IN,
city. desirable rooms with frst-class dining ON
Al
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

Al BROAD ST.-RooMs SINGLE OR IN
n j. cutie. with board. references required
sl5-tf
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TO IET-MISCELLANEOUs.

rrO LET-GOoD STORES on SIDE ST. JUST
L o. Weybosset Al. IN frs class order,
fronts. possession at once. Address STORES. News
office. ialO-tf
1'o LET-FINE FARM OF ABOUT 80 ACRES
i In CranstOn, with goot buildings and | rye
greenhouse Address II %. News Office f2k-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

L'OR SALE-GROCERY AND MARKET WITH
II good tenement aud barn with 200 feet OF land
ON desirable corneri pres mt owner must sell on
account OF sickness. Address. Blu. News onice.
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HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY.

semi-annual dividend OF 8 per cent. will be
pad TO stockholders on or after Aorday April s
1893. BENJAMIN W GALLUP,
Secretary and treasure
providence, X. L., March .3 1895. mar2i-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27
DITJDENDS.
FINAL DIVIDEND.
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

dividend OF 81 90 Ter s ars has been declared
payable on saturday Ap II Isl, proXiIno, 70 stocS-
holders OF record as appears by tue books OF the
company AT the close OF business the 2Oth in taut.
A. b SLATER. Treas.
Providence. r. l.. March rs 1898. mIs-2td
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

LfoR sALE-SoME OF THE FINEST HOUSE
Il lots at the North End OF the city, at-what
price do you think Only s22 90 s35. and only IS a
month TO pay at that VINO wouldn't own house
lot Only n few near horse cars left jump quick
Address Flo News Office. niU-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-27

NVAsHINCTOS PARK Plato ATTEMPT 4
w minute description OF this beautiful piece o
property would be an utter i'm ssibility The nei
falls 10 portray what the eye alone appreciate
nroi RI
The sun., 1893-12-10
GEN. JOHN " KNAPP DEAD.
He Was Leading Republican and Chair
man OF the state Con,n.ittee In $500.

He Was Leading Republican and Chair
man OF the State Con'n'ittee In 1870.
AUBURN. Dec. 9.-Gen. John n. Knapp died
at o. this evening ct his homo In this city.
While in Chicago In June last he suffered q
seyere attack Of sickness. Since that time he
has nevor regained his strength. His trouble
dated back to tho cam paign OF 1890. when. as
Chairman OF the Repu blican State Com mittee.
he WAS prostrated by overwork.
q For a long term Of years he was member OF
tho State Central Committee. serving In turn
as its Secretary Treasurer. and Chairman OF
the Executive Committee and Chairman OF the
organization proper. He was appointed Post
master OF this city in March, 1880. and last
week he was compelled to resign on account
John Nswcomb Knapp was born Nov 3. 1929.
In the town OF Victory. Cayuga county. While
attending the Albany Law School no was ap-
pointed TO place in the United etates Treas
retsry OF the Treasury. In 1856 he resigned
and was admitted to the bar. Soon afterward
he settled In Auburn. where he has since lived.
In 1850 he represented his Congress district
as delegate to the Democratic National Con-
vention in Charleston. where he advocated the
nomination OF Senator Douglas for President
On the breaking out OF the war he took an ac-
tive part In raising troops In this district and
In iS53 President Lincoln appointed him Pro-
Alta public meeting in the early part OF the
war he openly renoupced allegiance to the
Democratic party and declared himself on the
Repu bican side He was one OF the original
organizers OF the Merchants Express Com
pany. and was its secretary until long after it's
He was Quart General on the stan OF
League Club Of New York.
The sun., 1893-12-10
FloTISa,. Ises Orange CrsP.
nom a. FL,fiaa Tims.- Uaioa


Major n p. Turner Of tho Florida Fruit Ex-
change estimates that this year orange crop
Will be between 900. 600 and 4,oOO.OOO boxes
The crop would have been fuzzy 4oOO 200
boxes had It not been for the fall storms. which
blew a great deal OF fruit 10 the ground and
Injured other fruit on the trees BY batterlng 1t
Agalnst the limbs and thoTns. For TINS reason
II Is carrying badly, and as 4 consequenee
prices are ruling lower than last year. The
grower is not netting more than 40 cents q
box, while the transportation companies get
% or 90 per cent. more.
The gross Receipts on this years. crop 10 the
growers, II calculated on an estimate OF tiUO,-
OOO boxes will be about al ,tbOOOO, while the
snare OF the railroad and steamship lines VIII
be InllY 81 4OOOOO. OF that amount tho trans
poTtatlon lines within this State alone will re-
ceiye fully $500. 600.
Up 10 date between a million and million
and quarter boxes have been mark oted.
crop lust about doubles that Of California
The Florida product is increasing In quantity
every year more rapidly than that ot CAliioTnia-
boxes, II not more
The sun., 1893-12-10
WILLING TO HELP CLEYELASD.
Tho Grand Army VIII Assist the President
In Matters OF Pension Frauds.

In Matters or Pension Frauds.
Boston. Dec. 0.-The following official circu-
lar has been issued by Commander-in-C Chief
Adams Of the Grand Army OF the Republic:
HEADarAnrERs GPAEp ANY or THH RrrvrLicl
LYNN. Mass, Dec. l. 1898.
Circular No ?.
Fhreos. The President of the United States
In MS message to Congress. has stated that thou.
sands OF neighborhoods hAvs their wellknown
fraudulent pensioners. and as the mission OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic n to Encourage hou9.
and purity In public AFFAIRS" therefors cali the
attention OF all the comrades posts and department.
OF our order 10 The statement OF the President and
urge them TO report to tho Honorable comms-
sioner OF PENSIONS Washinstor. II. c, any person
known TO be in recep OF pension not justly entitled
70 tue same under the law. and TO forward duplicate
saa report TO hese headquarters a. once. Let tho
cases OF fraud lie proven. not implied
me intoImatlon that comes TO these headquarters
dAlIy OF comrades totally disabled whose pensions
have been suspended and of widows whose
huspands were Killed IN battle, being sus-
Iended untt they can prOvs that thetr husbands
were naturallEei citizens OF tho United States
leads the commander. .inChirg To believe that the
statement IL broader than can substAntated by
facts u these wrongs actually exist. the Commander
nCntet ~ t b,edEe. The support Of the Grand Army
line OF duty TO Tecufy these wrongs assuring them
that the Union tsesans are as anxious guard the
treasury Of the nation time OF to
defend its nag In time OF
JoHs AD,Hs, Commandsr-In Chief
omeiai-JAAEs =. MECH. AdjutAnt'GsnsrAL
The sun., 1893-12-10
DICTIONARY OF DISEASE
Free on 4DpHca tion.
New York & London Electric Assn,
LIMITED MATRIHOSY.
Caiiforaia Courts May Decide as to the
Eject ora Marriage Tor Six Moaths-


From tIs OMAHA korutur E@Lf R.,alG
An interesting yet extremely rtdicuIoas
question has found Its way into tho California
fionsSess Sy tSS courts 1 os IN '4fea tbs All ss
mage on the European plan validr' in other
words IL = contract OF marriage stipulated to
valid doen@sntS ii the document be valid. i'd is s
the Limitation good2 Does the limitation In
the contrsetinS parties be legally laid aside az az
me hn enc OF the prescribed umst Would child
1t seems I'm possible that in this day such a
question should be serlously. raised. but as q
California lawyers some difference Of opinion
,slT months ago Edward N. EIkus and Lille
aonths fo% days ago ' they ssfiES again rspsfsd %
tract to be drawn up for another six months.
Inc younG couple Lnalntaip that they have the
good. The situation is such q novel one that
several reputable lawyers have persuaded the
ySGns couple 70 psI@. ths assstiOP to Be sab
8 ssS SSI ss ascsss prs j.
sf@iPa 'i Ia%5srs kSssVs1 assiaPs P
that they VII Ind way Of bringln9 the mat
Isd % notice n oTdSr thai the rdioa
some OF the best lawyers In the State have
taken an a. interest in the matter. Many Droni-
policy such s aasstan 1 e Be- snS.aS aGbSS bS
doubt Tor any length OF time. on the other
hAnd thsEs are lew lawyers who consent to
mai,ntain the strict legality OF ths terms Of the
What must undoubtedly be the law on the
sublsYt Ses sSpoqndsd BY Henry 4. Foster
In the irst place. the law Ia this State is
never TO dissolve marriage agreement when
Surely no one will contend that II would bs
good policy for the state 10 permit limited
marriages once married always married IL q
assumed marital relations they are man and
wife. though the contract read for a day The
only question Is to my mind did the parties
assume, willinRlT and honestly. the positions
OF husband and vile toward each Otherl The
clause Il simply null"
The sun., 1893-12-10
BOSTON,
155 fremont Street.
THE COBWEB CURE
Not . FIne-spua Theory. but y Proved
Specific for Asthma.

Specific for Asthma.
From n. Pr.Sursh Dip,ateh.
WOOSTER Dec. 5.-Sufferers tho world over
from that distressing disease. asthma. will be
interested in tho following. the truth OF which
the, writer knows. as well as many OF the repu-
table citizens Of this city .,no,, s,n.a n,
fancy. Miss KAtis Faber. seventeen y ear old
daughter Of George Faber OF this city, has been
piaint. Her father spent hundreds OF dollars
with noted specialists and In buying many
lady was relieved by some Of the remedies, but
would soon be as bad as ever. her sunerings its
az tanes n weTe adH .sr5S9 1s sna was 'hs
About a Year ago. while Miss Faber was suf-
fering from one unusually severe attack;
told her that the Hlndoos cured asthma with
taxing ni i was @ to gather web" roll i Into = :
pellet, and swallow II.
NSs haS aH tod s1:. Pss hs
Il; as they were afraid OF poison. Not long
.usr this i:T way a asa q sons @ q issd the
and. rolling II, into q pellet swallowed Il
s Mr. da FDIr IL iSaSluS.d s as q ss ,. .sss ss4
% feana am saa saa S s issRs Tesi
who drank 1t with a cup OF water. No bad
effects were noticed that afternoon nor the
night after the pill was taken, but the follow
ing day she was very sick. The next day she
said she felt unusually well. saying that she
felt as though . great weight had been lifted
from her.
This was early last June and from that time
to this she has never had an attack OF the dis
and In > few months. from being a pale. dell
cate looking young woman. is now rosy
pounds. now tips the scales at 13S pounds-
Persons who doubt the truth of this story need
only to write to Mr.. and hrs- Faber. and they
will verify il.
The sun., 1893-12-10
HoGs As SNAKE KILLERS.
They Redeem . Valuable Farm that Had
Been Abandoned TO Vicious Reptiles.
Prom hs 0neianaH COnusrciai Gassa

from the Cncnrad CoDUsrcidi 6assns-
& Rs iii. 'ssn s hs hss1 Osass
OF valuable farm in Nile township. This farm
oas thS ssSS s s
Bnena Vista freestons region. Its length z
contains one Of the finest stone quarries in
tensntiess owing 70 the iHroads and navel:
tSs srs1sss holes n the iii ihss eoansaS
sne nhere TS TSre al size. sizes and eopditioRs 80, St
1as oSns snd
ssadf a1 sIsTy to small S1 animas ard sS i9wis;
that was killed ON the place The blue racer
head and the cotton. @eutheS %occasiu % SHVRe We're
snake was The monarch mona sf of the S do%Sia. isd '''
Mr, Miller employed every method possible
sG e n' asS ssn snSs
inrsSa s.SS5 ieSSshsr So9t gsaehins to the hRS
One affair OF this kind resulted In the KILN.
q SoO snakes In one afternoon, but the crop
Last spring Mr. Miller upon advice of an old
house was built south OF the public road on
Tertiary In which snakes were seldom seen,
tnfestad territory a large stockade of tight
boards was built, and drove OF forty hogs
were turned loose therein. No attention was
paid to the hogs during the summer. Several
brooks and springs in the hills furnished tho
necessary water, while the woods helped 10
supply their sustsnance
A few days ago Mr.. Miller concluded 10 sec
what was the result OF his experiment and IN
company with Q number OF friends he entered
the Immense corral The herd Of hogs was
found TO have greatly increased. and every IN
diyidual presented as fat and sleek an appear
ance as II fed on corn Dlligent search has
failed to show a single snake. The holes and
caves that they frequented have been eT-
plored but not n trace OF a snake has been
found. Workmen have been set at WORK In tho
quarry. and stone is being gotten out without
Any Interference from a belligerent rattlsI or
eopDeThead. Apparently every snAke Q has either
emigrated or has been kill ed py the hogs
The old settlers claim that there win be no
more trouble from the snAkss In that vicinity
The proprietor intends TO walt another year
before he will be satisfied that the experiment
Was suecesk
The sun., 1893-12-10
. rzEK Hrra nrxnzER SHURsroS.
rs rssss ss- rr-.eisee Hss SEe.ss-.rtsrs
Ustu Hawaits. AGsirr Are Settise.

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Ts Msse ss. Freaeisee ne AeseSs.rssrs
Bstu Hawaiian A9sfrn Are Settfee.
O,..r. n. -. ..-..4.. tnt..o.rs.a
a, - .. ss,,, ~, h, : a.
the trean bearing MI Il A. Thurseon, tne ma
waiian Minister to the Paoiac coast in the
Intsrior ~ Tov. .t ooon to-dav ana oava Mir,
eOpies u eO-eey haWsnsh uesPa.ohes ne
was much excited by the Information. and
a. C'".,' oa ne s'.U y, az. YIni,,,,, % ~,
,ion' o " Cas.e' eui.oI VI 'hs nonoIuiu hd-
re7tfser. was with the Minister. Mr. Thurston
M . Al, a. o.. r..., \.
present trip 10 oan rIanclseo u
caused By the present state Of affairs at
Hawaii I have eoma direct from wash.
,aU,o. - .h.I s.oo.oS .,.,,.
eVa, sneh p'Veeeu rsp,uu
as possible to my destination. When
.he maAter secret oio NOS go around with .
brass hand and notify the newspapers that
was going, but left in the usual way. The
obiact of n, y trIn 20 aan Franc,.oo "a % r,.t.
~. " m, ,..p 20 osn a,.s ~. W ' make
thet Guy my HEADQUARTERS Whlle the disturb
ance lasts, for the receipt and forwarding
OF despatobes and correspondenoe per,ainino
to Hawaiian affairs. Washington is too far
sway: l shall reach San Francisco on Tues
steamsr lcsves on the return trip on the l4th."
SuN representative.
MOI Mr. Castle, my companion, will possibly
VIII you 40 to Honolulu before your re-