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HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI,

They Held an Enjoyable Reunion Last
Night-A Large Number Present.
At Miner Hall last evening the Alumni Asso-
citation of Howard University enjoyed pleas
ant reunion, in which a tempting dinner and a
number Of bright speeches were delightful
features. Covers were laid for a hundred
guests. After discussing the relishable menu
from until 10 O'Clock, Prof. J. NJ Gregory
introduced Gen. G. W. Ballock as POSTMASTER
for the occasion. Prof. Foster read letter of
regret from DIR. J. E. Rankin, president of the
university, who was prevented from being
present by reason Of his attendance at the
memorial exercises in respect to the late Gen.
s. G. Armstrong, president of the Hampton
Normal Institute at Hampton, Va. Letters of
regret were also sent by DIR. F. J. Grimke and
Messrs. b. H. Warner, J. II. Meriwether, b. K.
Bruce, Henry Pelouse and others
Mr.. Geo. W. Balloch presided az toast
master and requested Mr.. z. Richards to
reply to the first toast. 'The trustees" Prof.
John NJ. Langston to the toast. Higher Gull
ture, and the remainder Of the toasts and re-
sponses were as follows: "Our medical depart-
ment," DR.. Reyburn; "The college depart
ment," Mr.. Jesse lawson; Normal training. s.
Miss Ella Fisher: Law Of the land,' Mr.. E. J.
waring; The law department" James H.
Smith, esq.,; professional integrity" Mr.. N.
7. Goldsboro; The theological department.
the Rev. F.. W. Williams; ..Biddle University ~
the Rev. J. d. Saunders.
Among those present were DIR. Charles B.
Purvis. Mrs. DIR. Morrison. George ". Balloch.
Miss r. Hunter, ]. G. Hutchins, E. ]. Waring.
Charles s. Syphax. George NJ. Lightfoot. DR..
Bracket, Willis Madden. Miss Alice s. Beckley.
Miss c. NJ. n. Crouch. W. H. H. Brooks, DR..
Tancill, DIR. B. }. Cooke. W. r. Davis. r. A.
Smith. r. H. Woode, Mr.. Dickey. William Tay-
lor. John H. Cook, DIR. Paulus Moore. DIR. A l..
Heron. Rev. 5. Brown, Rev. E. W. Williams.
Rev. ID. L. Wiseman, Rocks Turner, r. b.
Marder, c. c. Cook, George ]. Cummings, n.
L. Goldsberry, W. H. Richards, James NJ Greg
ory, u. Richards, John NJ. Langston. Bishop b.
W. Arnett. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell. Jesse Lawson,
DR.. Robert Reyburn, James H. Smith, +. l..
Sardozo, Mrs. DIR. Hall, Miss Ellen Fisher. A.
r. Hllyer, r. I. Moss, Kelly Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarke, W. l.. Tunnel, Mrs. Whitcomb,
Rev. l. ID. Saunder. George W. Cook. Mrs. l..
Kendall. r. Foster, DIR. ]. II. " Warning. DIR.
F. j. Shadd, DR.. Bruce Evans, Rev. ". r. A.
Palmer. Bruce Evans, Mr.. Furniss and W. E.
Matthaus
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THE CAVALRY HELMET.
A Movement to Substitute for IL . Mo
Desirable Head Covering.

A Movement to Substitute for II . MoOA
Desirable Head Covering.
Soldiers have never been entirely satisfied
with their dress. And they never will be.
Efforts are continually being made. however,
to meet the popular demand in this matter.
Satisfaction may result but il is doubtful What
suits some is to be distasteful TO others and
IL is found exceedingly difficult even in the
respectable majority.
The special cause Of complaint at the present
time is the cavalry helmet The wearers say il
lie altogether unsuited for the purpose. They
complain that il is too heavy and that IL pro-
duces headache, especially in the summer time.
Gen. Schofeld regards the complaints against
the helmet as reasonable and he has undertaken
to provide q remedy il possible. To that end hs
has informally. asked sll cavalry officers for an
opinion as to the desirability Of making q change
in the present full dress helmet for officers and
enlisted men Of cavalry in order - secure some
thing lighter and more comfortable for hel.
met, chspeau or other form suitable Tor ful
dress purposes.
OPINIONS ASKED FOR
A circular letter to this effect was sent to all
cavalry commsus early in April So far the
only response is embodied in set Of resolutions
at Fort Lesvenworth, Kan. Nine out Of the ten
troops of cavalry were represented, but by only
one officer in most cases. The action. therefore,
can scarcely be regarded as binding or essen
tally representative. At that meeting the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
'Moved, That the present helmet is unsatis-
factory, and that its abandonment be recon-
mended Carried unanimously.
Resolved, That we recommend the adoption
Of light busby with sloping concealed vizor TO
protect the ewes, to be made of black sstraksn
cloth, something similar to that worn by the
eighteenth hussars, English army. For en-
listed men the busby TO be worn without POM
pom. And that the authorities be requested 10
invite patterns from military goods dealers-
Carried unanimously.
Resolved, That the abandonment Of the pres
ent forage cap be recommended, and one sim
liar to a design submitted by Alien Co. Of
New York be adopted. Carried unanimously.
REPORT TO THE SECRETARY.
When all the returns are in Gen. Schofield
will embody them in a report to the Secretary
OF War, together with his own views thereon
In view Of the well-known sntipathy TO the
present helmet q change is almost inevitable.
but the ideas as to the best substitute
conflicting that il would be foolish to attempt
to predict the result
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

United STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY yIR-
- the of writ OF er facas issued out of the CLERKS
office of the SUPREME Court Of tn District Column
bia and TO me directed. will sell at public sale for
cash in front OF the court house door sad District
on TUESDAY,, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE
ca1m interest and estate in and to the folio wing de-
scrbed property to wiz he east Is feet by S3 feet
AZ city Of Washngton. District of Columbia. to-
gether with right of way the aforesaid alley
and together with all and singular the
thereon seized and levied upon the property of
John Larkins, and will be sold TO satisfy execution
No 1905. at law, in favor of Charles A. Arundel and
Arthur ". Fairfax. trading Arundel Fairfax
DANIEL VI. RANSDELL, L. S. Marshal ID. 81
RADCLIFFE. DARR * CO.. Auctioneers.
my26toje1 9incmy3O
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Royalty Selects the Bradbury.

Her royal highness, Princess Infanta Eulalie
during her stay in Washington, selected Brad
bury upright grand piano for her own private
apartments. and expressed herself as being de-
lighted with the instrument, its sweet singing
quality Of tone and elasticity Of action being
especially pleasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-26

pR0PoSALs FOR IcE;-NAvY DEPARTMENT.
posals Endorsed Proposals for ice. and sddrelr sed
to The Secretary Of The Ssgy will be 5sceyed INIT!
FIFTH 1888 to supply the Navy Department and
its various bureaus and Offices in Washington ono.
Naval hospiaD with ice during tbs fiscal year ending
June ~; 1894. The ice to be supplied must be the
clear and free from snow or other impurities. and
must be delivered daily In such quantities may be
required at the offices DESIGNATED. The department
reserves the right to reject any all bids and to
waive defects in proposals. In Of q tie in the
bids the propcsal TO be accepted will be decided
upOn by lot The bidder whose proposal is accepted
with two or more satisfactory sursties in the penal
sum Of two hundred dollars for the faithful fulfill
cate upon forms which will be supplied upon anpli
cation to the department. H. A. HERBERT Score
tary of the Navy. mylS-2awpw
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE Ma

L yard. Washington. D. C.-May II. 1893. Sealed
proposals indorsed Proposals for supplies for the
1893 will be received at tine bureau Of supplies anu
iii TWELVE O'CLOCK SooN. NAY THIRTY
i rlRSI; 1883 and publicly opened immediately
IRE hose and quantity Of files. The articles must
conform to the navy standard and rass the usual
naval inspection. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application to the Navy Yard. Washington d.
inyited Tie bids. all other thinxs being equal de-
waive defects or to reject any or ali bds NO 20
deemed advantageous to the government THOS j
LASER. Acting Chief Of Bureau. myl6-2taW2W
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WORLDS FAIR.

WE SELL WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION TICK
w cts from WASHINGTON. Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York. inc udng firstclass ticket lover
railroad desiredl. berth. meals going and coming.
baggage transfer. six admissions and hotel accommo
dations of 10 hrst-clsss hotels for s6l Esti
mates given for any part of "trip for length of
time. Call at nearest office or address THE WORLDS
FAIR VISITORS ALLIANCE Oncorporated). Box
4Ol. Washington. D. C. -
send - cents for cur S0page illustrated Worlds
Fair Guide. Contains everything Classified and in
dexed Free trips to live agents Mention this
paper. apl1-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-26

ATTORNEY GoLDsBoRoUGH will address the
colored Y. NJ C. A. Literary Society MAY "a.
Subject: "Do Not Existing Divorce Laws Work
q Greater Injury Than Good?'
IL THE CASE of Frank Robrecht. charged
with cutting Robert Miller Tuesday night during
quarrel on 9TH street, q nolle pros. was entered
in the Police Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-26

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MISCELLANE-
i GUS Supplies and Ice and the purchase Of Waste
Washington. d. c.. May 16. l89a-Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until ONE O'CLOCK
miscellaneous supplies for the of the Coast and
Geo ,etic Survey ONCE in such quantities may be
required from time to time during the fiscal year end
ing June 30 1894 including chemicals. grocers sun
dries carpenter shop stock lumber ice purchase of
waste paper. &c Proposals of only actual and re-
spoons BILE dealers in the articles will be accepted and
awards will be made item by item to the best bidder
for each item. The prices proposed must include the
delivery Of the articles at ire Coast and Geodetic
Survey Once free of all charges fol- packing hauling
or freight Blank forms for PROPOSE will be furnished
on application to the undersigned The right is re-
served to reject any all bids and to waive any
defects, Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies"
Proposals for Purchase of Waste Paper Proposals
for lee respectively and addressed to the superin
tendent United states Coast and Geodetic Surv ey,
WASHINGTON, ID. c. L. C. MENDEEHAII,
my2l-eoJt Superintendent
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200 CARRIAGES In Stock

200 CARRIAGES In Srock
II you want . Carriage or Harness or Bushes.
Wagon Of any description
Right Prios
Right Style.
Right Terms
Call ct our new Repository. ia 12l l23 lst st.
aw.. opposite the Capitol
sToP-sToP.
We have purchased the entire stock OF . harness
mandatory and have the largest assortment Of
Harness In city At Right Price. Right Quality.
Right Terms
UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO.,
119. l2l. 123 lst st. q w., opposite the Capitol
my3-lm
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SIX ocLocK CLUB EXCURSION, Macalsstse,
Nay "a. $50 p. m--Adot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-26

GOSSIP N REeABD TO THE CANDIDATES AND THE
LIKELIHOOD OF THE PRESIDENTS SELECTION
AsUccEssoR TO GEN. SUTHERLAND EXPECTED
TO BE MADE NEXT MONDAY.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR sALE-AT TAKOMA PARK. CEDAR AVE.
4 colonial COTTAGE of rooms and bath squares
from Takoms sprnx furnace. shade and fruit trees
lot l0Ox 1856 terms to suit. Price, %, 500 Address
JAMES Z. DEPUE. 637 Acker Ut. sp18toie1s
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FOR SALE-HORsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORsEs & VEHICLES.
1927 st. NV. my28-2t'
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW SIDE BAR
and dust curtains complete; eco. 2l2s 1 st; NV.
EoR sALE-CHEAP-PAIR BROWN HORSES; SIX
Il and seven years; will not frtehten at ANYTHING.
CLARK's STABLE. G St. near 18th st. my26 2t.
FOR sALE,JUsT ARRIVED. 40 MORE HORSES
and coupe horses among them and some extra dfiSes
$50 sVe
best bay saddle and driving horses in D. C. suitable
ssHn 81 ans ST. kind will sell or s''h'nrs
EoR SALE. LARGE BAY HORSE; NO FAULTS;
s1cslIent driver: suitable for family or business.
FOR sALE-A NICE PAIR OF HORSES; WORK
e. will isl sf
1122 Vermont ave. Also nice saddle horse. my25-6t'
FOR sALE-YorNa BAY MARE; EXCELLENT
harness; sioo for ali. JOHN MOON. Center T. Nj Mt
bnsEy and harness; also stylish Enslish cob 4e6 Pa
FOR sALE-s35O WILL BUY THE PRETTIRsT
and best driving mare in city: Jet black l5S hands
s V All ss:s
Tor sALE-JUsT ARRIVED. 20 HORSES.
horses.
n. sCHLEGEL. 4O3 9th st. n. W. mya4-6t
Foh sAIE sTTcosp.HAyn cAnn1.crs
I'd H vii
ANP 2gg " j., J9X Z q IS, SONS y
1880 Conn .ys The ARREST ma Complete ssoof
IN city, arc
o. anythins the carriage line whether for busines:
Go s
to .Sa
STYLES harness which for sessncs and durability
mysoo As PEE los ! .Sd f5sS e sSSs
FOR sALE-sURREYs. BUaGIEs AND SPRING
Ts wagons q s,,y tsf% cash TPed.y and
M viii have our Building lighted to snsb i those
paOc can 'G
st n ". myaO-sm :
FOR ssA AL NEW; OPEN SURREY. s6S; WITH
eaS:.
s19s ins Open
eooH Es!ss aS from e 30
For sALE-BREwsTER VICTORIA PRAC-
& fSI9 Soy Ss s5s ~
FOR sALE.QNE CAR LOAD OF HORSES FROM
&6rsE sGd
18th and sts. n. ". mylOL1ms
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-NOw Is YOUR OP-
toH family
ness wagon OF any style for little money, both new
and second hand lap robes whips harness and stable
goods at all prices bargains for cash easy terms
Call and look this stock over II wish 70 buy not
W. +. GEYER,
466 Pennsylvsnia ave. n. ".
mySr Telephone call 514.
Tor SALE-ALwAYs ON HAND ABOUT 300 CAR
= r1aRes and business wagons to choose from. con-
sistinT Of elegant cabriolets. beautiful canopies
surveys phaetons buggies and all Of the latest novel;
Ties In traps but the Brunswick is the best combine
ton trap ever invented Harness, whips lap robes
and large stock Of good secondhand carriages and
wagons at 622 ST. Nv.
my1-tr &. J. MEEKS
E'OR sALE-SINGLE OR TOGETHER. APAIR OF
very stylish Arabian horses: iron gray; sound and
gentle; can be seen at hay scales cor. 10th and La
avenue. from 8 until f. EB.LAFFERTY. apl3-2m
FOR SALE-ALwAYs ON HAND, AvARIETY OF
horses Road horses. business and rood large
crauRh: horses speciality. fresh car load received
every week from different parts Of the country All
hnr NkA-A
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
VNOR SALE-A PNEUMATIC-TIRED CONyFRTI-
It b bicycle at q bargain; been used very little
1905 9Th ST. W. my2G-2t.
EOR SALE-A NOODLE DE Luxe SINGER
II safety bicycle Ia. been used only two months i'm
fine condition will sell at bargain either for cash or
insta lments Apply at 229 Pennsylvania ave.
s.e my23-2t'
I'OR SALE-HIGH GRADE CUSHION TIRE
II safety. for lasiy gentleman but little used !;
cheap. s7: Apply 2O9 Pa ave. H. my252t'
EOR SALE-HIGH GRADE CUSHION TIRE
II safety bicycle, looks like new. for S6o; INSTALL
ments If desired. 715 18th ST. N. my34
L,OR SALE-wE ARE CLOSING OUT BRAND
Il new $40 PSYCHIC SAFETIES. $50 each. $50
pneumatics for 300 Second b and safet es. 32.1.
myl7-lm H ). OWEN MFG. CO.. 1923 n. Y. av.
L,OR SALE-SECOND-HAND CUSHION-TIRE
Victor safety GOOD new; cheap also solid-tirs
stairs: FOL N. W. after g. my6-tr
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PROPOSALS.

sSs
SH yin 9 & A.:
less Of asphalt psyswent 500 square yards: more
walks and 100 square yards: less. of asphalt
the acts nsP:Sn
1S and rssra.ry e isss vol % pars t and
ssneeihcstions can be obtained at this once The
pi @sss. IS p. e.,ei7. H. 'oN colonel u b. Army
OEWFIISSIEE OF THE SSoMMIssIoSERs. p. c..
pSsfhs XII h ss 4 JrS ems; s1S gP
for laying n under E permit system
ss't;'' ny f 4 SsiA1nsd Ct n:
DT1nAFyMEN Nrv OF THE 1sss INFERIOR WASHING
9fE ISL tx
Interior and its bureaus and offices for the fiscal
Quantities ana 'P fs n
st nett to bidders and samples of paper will be fur
SMITH. Secretary. myi9.2aw8w
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS. NAVY
l Department. WASHINGTON. D. c.. May l6, lSIi =
s SSr y s ;, %SToSk Soon
towels Of the Navy Depsrtment and its various hu-
ending June 80 1894 The price for the work must
be stated in the proposals a. certain rate per hun
to be accepted will be decided ~ lot Bids
on IN hs will be uc
M s cd f snseE into
bond with more sar.ties u in the
penal sum qf $50 fo5 the t.itLfu fuinent Of such
'I niyis 2.aSw - secretary Oh the Navy
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The services at Holy Trinity Church next
Sunday will be as follows: Low mass at 6, 2
and 8. and pontifcal high mass at 1880. His
excellency Archbishop Satolli will celebrate
the pontifcal mass, Father Chester will be des-
con Of the mass and Father Tammany sub
deacon. Father Sabetti of Woodstock College
will be assistant priest and Fathers Richards
and Gillespie will be deacons Of honor. Father
McGoldrick will preach. Mgr Sbarretti and
DIR. Papi will assist in the sanctuary.
The musical program will be as follows: Pro-
cessional, Flambeaux march. by full orchestra
Gounod's solonella mass will be sung entire,
with soloists, augmented chorus, organ and
full orchestra; yeni Creator, alto solo, Miss
Margaret Blaine; offertory, soprano solo, Mrs.
Soprano, Mrs. Armand Gumprecht; alto, Miss
Margaret Blaine; tenor, W. ID. Mcfarland;
basso Mr.. Frank Reside. Organist, George
Sheriff. Director, Armand Gumprecht.
OTHER AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Huntingdon of the Brace pharmacy staff
yesterday gave coaching party 10 Great Falls
in honor Of a bevy of young ladies from the
Western High School. Several hours were
happily spent at the falls and an elaborate din
ner served at Cabin John.
Horse people report a marked improvement
in the gong ringing nuisance on the electric
rail road. 1t is understood that orders have
been issued to the men to ring the gong only In
obedience to law, and ehen not more violently
than is required.
Mr.. r. Goddard will shortly begin the cree
ton of five brick dwelling houses on jefferson
avenue above the canal, the old house that &C.
cupied the site having already been torn down
preparatory to the building.
Mr.. Geo. ". Cissel. who was taken sick few
weeks ago at his brothers residence near
Laurel, Nd, IL home again, comparatively
we'll
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EoE SALE-A HANDSOME FOUE-sToRY BRICK
Il dwelling in lie Droit Park: 3 rooms, all mod
inIs ARE. llxht. airy rooms in excellent condi-
uon mar Holds ave barxsin. Price only q. $50
WESICDIT, WILCOX HIESTON.
ny26-2t 1907 Pa ave. and 9Th and La ave.
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FoE sALE1-
Store ard dwS 1901 G.
=. b IA. 7r-........55. IS
1l13l5 and III7 VI st.
: b. 10 and Or. -, 90
S21 and S2-} ID ST. { y.
~. each.-...-.....3.OO 90
9n9i1Ist, IN. 5r. 3. 90
al L It. 1 h. Gr.-...l.6'
Alley. bet 9Th an | 7th.
G. and T, bh. 81. i, 80
1.Sio. III. and I:S49 X
s.. { h. Or. each IL. 70
Spruce st. Twlnlnx
City. FIJI. ir -. 10
SIS h st. Z h. 5r.....-l.0p
1-G. Ith s.. I'm. 4r 90. so
sou INVEST
51GS6;D Maryland ave.
D. n. 4.....---.1S. 90
ll1+IIi6 ,ith ~. b h.
7r aud l { h in rear. o. O0t
4lJ 1T 81. Z h. BIB = )!
A. an. 4G9 L -. fh.
4r --.--.,-..--..-....3.sO SO
4C4 and 400 : Cap st.
IN. Or. each........l.S so
45ti LIST 81. b b. 5r....I.SU'
The above a only a pors
books For full lis. call
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NOTARIES PUBLIC
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
- Attorney-at-L Law
Webster Law Buildinx sos ID st. n W., washin4to
D.C- residence. KS n st. NV dr.
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NORTHWEST.

NORI II " ESI.
2211 TO 2243 10th
} II, b h. 4 and Or go. 600
I1l1 Pa ave. ( h. 6r- "a. 900
D ] 10 10 O'Brien's court.
} 2ooe 8 to OF ao-,7 E st. ) IL !. w
, a54 TO S7s Boundary
=, b b. 4r. all--..l6 900
, 2024 20 :3042 Boundary
Il. n h. Ar. ell----15. 200
D coz II 81. I II. 1-.-.12. 900
l2:S5 ] -. I h. 5r- 5000
} 1919 p II. b h. N i Or. g. 600
, lbs and % 10th 81. u
} b, Or. esch.....-..6. 800
2129 Va ave. fh. ar. %. 80
14IS 18th st. fin. 7r d. OOO
} 4.i:3 TO AL Prather's
alley. b h. Ar ......6. 600
fl23 Goth st. b h. tr.
and , houses IN rear.
A. each .........--..-6. 600
201S ) st. I'm. 7r...5. 900
1922 and 1924 Sth ST.
bh. N i. Or .....-.4. 400
IN, ,r sha Dro,a-$y or, NV
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EOR SALES. 20O-NEW BRICK HOUSE Sp7
Il 9TH St n never occupied: rooms, Cellar and
bath; furnace. heating rooms and Railways; cabinet
mantes and tiled hearths and vestibule and
alley; finely built and inshed for use; few
steps from cars and herlics For terms, &c. owner,
w. n DAVIS, 7O9 u st NV. Iny17-lm
EOR SALE-4 FIRST-CLASS-EXTRA WILL
Il built story rouses. bed rooms. 9 large pariors,
reception hail. dining room. kitchen. wash room and
bath all mod imps hsndsomely finished. in faSt
lnGIrovlng northwest section; near lines OF
1Of - 1910 St 18th Price 81 600: terms to
suit and reasonable reduction to desirable
houses o. en- all day. Apply to OWNER. Room g. 1901
Pa u. W. my8 I'm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-3STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
and brown stone; copper cornice; has IL rooms
and attic hot.water heat. with most approved system
Of raniation lot 2X9 alley 10 feet wide the most
complete. best construction and finest finish in town
for the price. s20 coo; to suit Apply at ella
It. NV,
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EOR RENT-COTTAGES AT WASHINGTON
Grove; larye and small Inquire Of the owner
COURT F. WOOD. 4U7 East Capitol ST. ap2S-tr
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Z PRINCETON COR. 18TH.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Lot opposite DR.. Hammond's 90, OOO home and
near other prospective improvements Price, 81. 10
foot II sSld within one week This is 80 cents
ground is bound show a large profit on in vestment
THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
my26-6t 1924 st. n. W.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-13
Hilo News.

A very large land turtle is on the
grounds of Hilo Hotel. 1t has been
here many years, was owned by
Capt. Thos. Spencer and was
brought here from the Galapagos
Islands. 1t is thought to be over
one hundred years old. Lives on
grass entirely, and is considered a
great curiosity.
There is being made beautiful
and substantial road to the entrance
of the Hotel, as it sets back from the
street about 200 feet. There is a
very large rubber tree in front of
the Hotel, which is also a curiosity
here. The grounds will look very
beautiful soon, as many plants will
be planted to adorn the lawn. If
Capt. Spencer were to come to look
at his former residence he would
need to be introduced to it, it is so
changed. The Coney House is also
another cheerful-looking Hotel out
side and inside.
Mr.. G. Stoeckle with the wonderful
Edison phonograph leaves by the
Kinau to-day for Honolulu. All
have enjoyed the music very much
He is truly a benefactor who comes
and gives us such delight. While
here he got three records, two by the
Hilo band and one by the Lei LIE.
hua vocal club, all of which every
body should hear who wish to know
how Hilo is improving in the music
line. j. A. M.
Hilo, Feb. 9th.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-13
Pacific Coast Slightly Protected.

Had the American cruisers under
the command of Admiral Gheradi,
now off the South American coast
bound for New York, been in San
Francisco Harbor at this moment
two or three of them would I'M
doubtedly have been despatched to
Hawaii. The emergency which has
arisen illustrates the need of keeping
a good naval force within call of
San Francisco instead of leaving the
bay almost without vessel for the
sake of a naval parade. Further
more, whatever be the fate of the
islands as to Government, whether
annexed to the United States, as they
should be, or left to themselves as
an independent republic, two things
should be expedited. Pearl Harbor
should be adapted for its purpose as
naval station, and telegraph
cable under American control should
be laid to the islands. Pearl Harbor
is the only coaling station available
except Honolulu.-S. f. can.