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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

TX interest.
Among state issues Tennessee settlement IS
were active and lttc lower AT - Lao Is.
There were small transactions III Louisiana con
sol Is at %. North Carolina Is Of 1919 az
-? II, and Virginia deferred -, stamped re-
ccipts, al ; l.. There were no sales OF ci'y
The general bond markc; wa less active. but
hardly les irregular. Philadelphia and leading
issues moved upward i'll II hali,hcaI,"d fashion
and tl"ir final .aiIis wcr" rather below per
cent on an avcra -. General L. closed per
cent higher ~ :. and Of tie incomes iiisis gained
the same traction az Il Ia; seconds per
cent az 80 IL. md thirds i per cent. az
20 81 Ga ago and Northern iact iiStS rose
Is per cent 10 : and Northern Paciic c"nr
. li,tle over ! p. cent 70 "S Ia; -, '.m
cent 10 81 ms thnago and No incomes Sccmed
20 he pressed rr ,rl". and III" last regular
transactions wei" az doclin" Of l.? per cent:
Money on call ruled at per "ent.. with cN
celtonel loans N per cent. until the mi1'il"
Of the afternoon. when the bulk Of the business
was at BAL J.: per cent At the very clos"
balances were placed a, / l.? pr cent
he Clearing Ilousr statement was as follows
Exchanges. SlCi.436.5s.; balances sol sos.
The SuU-TrcasuIy was debtor 10 the Clearing
House .lG!.43o Is net gain on balance. Sii2.-
9o4, made up by gains Of 81 io,i'" in coin AMI
*32".i3i in cnIrn cy. The DAYS operations in
clndcd Receipts. S7,oGo.1il: payments So
7,2i7: resulting in a general balance OF SloG,-
o3G.*9t. consisting Of Ssl ,?99'2s coin and Sa4,-
The United states Treasury at Washneton re-
c"vcd to-day .lo5.4i7 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were SIS 800.
the Internal rcvcnu" receipts 81 1883. and the
misce ancOms receipts Sl6,il4.
TO-day's WASHINGTON Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures Of the las. previous statement as follows
Ne, gold on rand SOL a7 POI sios?o5so5 Dec. fo@9oi
Net lccal-;cGlcrS 1921.
X: .@i ma ss ss 55S Ss B B ,s s
Actual cash In The
vaults
Ing coriiGca'es SIP o'.7: sIal Ga Dee $50 81
Deposit, ia bank II nGI ii GofG1 Inc jo06lO
Net cash balsii32ic1 80: iIi2 500 575 Dec. s3sa-c7
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak. and
for drafts on London rates were again IA to IL
cent lower. There was no fresh supply Of mcr-
chandso bills. but the demand for remittance
was supplied by loan bills Following are quo
tations for actual business: Bankers bills,
81 81 IL and - 81 IL for long and short stcr-
ling respectively French francs 5.l7 l-2a5.l5 5-s
rcchmarks % 1-4a95 L..
In London British consos were steady at
gs "a for money and 0S BIG for the account
The Bank of England further lost GO. 900 bullion
on balance In the open market money
abundant at SIS PER cent for discounts and hi ger
NJ IA? ? per cent for daily balances Bar sill
vcr was "a trfe higher at 3s :ssd ounce
American railway shares were dull and weak
until near the close, when they advanced smartly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
COMPROMISE TALK.
senator Stewards Attack On the Presf
dent Has Injured the silver Cause.

Senator Stewards Attack On the Presf-
dent Has Injured the silver Cause.
The disclosure made by Senator Wolcott
in the Senate today of a purpose on the
part of the managers Of the Voorhees, re-
peal bill to prolong the session of the Sen
ate next week until midnight each day
makes public property OF a thing that has
been privately discussed for several days,
and the episode in the Senate this morning
indicates very clearly the feeling such a
proposition eNcites on the part OF the silver
men. They nave been expecting such a
move for some time and their leaders as
sert that it will in no way hasten action
course will mark about the last effort on
the part of the repealers. and they claim
that its failure is already assured.
What Has Been Promised.
For some days the suggestion has been
repeatedly made to the silver men that II
they would permit the Voorhees, bill to 60
through without further obstruction they
could rely on the assistance of a large num-
Der OF repealers toward the immediate pass
age of a measure favorable TO silver. They
have, however, shown an unwillinSness to
accept such uncertain promises as these
feeling that they did not carry with them
the assurance Of favorable action by the
President on any measure for the benefit OF
silver which Congress might pass The
public announcement by MIR. German I'm the
Senate today that his disposition was favor
able to the Immediate passage. after dispos-
ing of the Voorhees, bill. of q measure of
benefit and accommodation to the silver
men is a verification of what the silver men
have been told privately that the repealers
were willing to agree to IL.
Compromise Talked OF.
A compromise is being freely discussed
among Senators and a very earnest attempt
is being made to bring one about This
declaration on the part of MIR. German is
accepted as indicating his favorable dis
position toward compromise; but the amount
of feeling which has been excited by the
personalities INDUCED in on the floor of the
Senate today and by the attacks on Mr..
Cleveland made by Senator Stewart, IL is
believed, lessen the chances of any sort OF
agreement and are liable TO prolong the
fight and intensity its bitterness. The opin-
ion is frequently expressed today that the
cause of the silver men has been injured
some by Mr.. Stewards speech. as some
democrats who are opposed to the passage
Of the Voorhees, law resent the idea OF be-
Ing placed in the attitude of concurring in
any personal criticism of Mr.. Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
DIEE.

BARBER. On ruesdsy. September &c. lsaS. afts
lln-erins Illness, LM,A IEaRL. or'ly
Funrrrl thursday. September IS Relatives only
in,ited-
CANNON. D,p4rtel this I:sc September y. is,s,
which h. i-rfc With ya ,is,,cs -iit'% r. c.v.
NON. l"iov''l husband Of Ida Canaan. sged
Funeral froa lis tate rNsid-lce. M. 70 u stool
IaT;hcasi. at . o,'iet Thursday. ss-pteEil.-r
-. Mass NJ ST. Aloysus Church.
ELLIS; or Monday, s.s.m:cr y. ia. uAR-
late Eo'ert Ellis Of this city.
UoLTz,Iaw. On September ~. 1853. THOMAS
Funcrnl from ia" resides,rr. M. :2a iith street
Cicnwood. Relatives and friends Invited. ?.
flaming On September "a. 1913. I'm. FLOR.
ENCE L.. wife 10 ". N. Planning. ct Lee
rsSt5ence; o4c strcci s,uthrsst
tiv.s United to attend.
Funeral services win tax. place from ~. Mac
thcw,s Church Thars.iay morning at 50
o'c!ock.
JEwl.TT. The remains Of the late LEWIS Z.
their last resting place IN Mt oli,et cemetery
Thursday. September 3. 1898. at o'clo.b
pm.
PoIKINUoRN. On Sunday evening. September
]. PoLKINHoRN. eldest daughter Of the late
Henry PolkinhoTn.
res.dcnce. No s4.e rennsy-Ivania avanre north.
west. OF Friday afternoon. September ~; at
terment at OAK nm cemetery. -
iS;a aS'roS rLLIANN. aged i~snty-cisSi
Funeral from above number at n an Thur
day, September IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
n Ew FALL DREss
GARN1rUREs

k coming in right
along now. Following
are most of the kind al
ready here. More will
follow:
Jet Gimps, y to 3
inches wide,
2oc. to 81 yard.
Crocheted Gimps. u to
= inches wide.
$50. to 1878 yard.
Cream Applique Gimp,
2 inches wide.
$l.75 yard.
Colored Beaded Insert
ing, II. and 22 inches
wide,
Sl.50 and 50 yard.
Black and White Bend
ed Edge, u inch wide.
Black Hercules Braid,
several widths.
Fancy Braids, several
widths.
SIX Gauze Inserting,
~ inches wide. black
and white, cream, light
blue. pink. and yellow.
Heliotrope Empire
Yokes,
$1,000.
Hldescent Empire"
Yokcs,
50.
Beaded Yokes. old
rose. bronze and gray
and jet.
DIST floor. 11th st. bldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
MISS MENDONCA's FUNERAL.
Services Held at st. Leo's Church IL
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. e7.-Funeral services
were held this morning at 1t. Leo's Church
over the remains Of Miss MeudOnca, eldest
daughter of the Brazilian minister to the
United States Solemn mass OF requiem
was celebrated by Rev. Father I'ucey.
Among those present we're Charles r.
Flint and family OF Washington, ID. G.;
DIR. and Mrs. Brewer, oscar de Ameral,
secretary of the Brazilian legation; Garcia
Leos, J. r. Tevalla and Giomico Dazama-
The remains will be taken 10 Washing
ton, d. c. on the midnight express to-
night, and inferred in Mount Olivet Gene
terry. pending the removal OF the body to
Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
SHOE BARGAINS.

Ladies' "Com m O N
Sense" Oxford Ties.
flexible turned soles.
Sizes 2ih to 4.
Were So. Now 81.
Ladies' Best Hand
turned Russia Calf Ok
fords.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50.
Ladies' Dark Russia
Calf Butcher Oxfords.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50.
Ladies' High-cut Paris
Kid Bluchers. piccadilly
toe. Excellent value at
$3.50.
Ladies' Kid Button
Shoes. piccadilly toes,
with patent-leather tips,
cloth tops.
$3.50.
Ladies' Wei Kid Shoes.
pointed, opera. Rich
mond and common
sense toes, turned aud
hand-welted soles.
81.
cd Goor. list annex.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
A BDoM1NAL BANDS

Are highly recommended
by physicians for weak
stomachs. They are
soothing, warmth CIV
ing and aid digestion.
just received - dozen.
In natural and white
wool.
10. 81, 95c.. S1.O5 and
S1.15.
KNEE WARMERS of
natural wool for rheu-
matism AMI swollen
knees. Sizes 4. 3 and G.
small, medium and
large.
81, s1.1O and s1.2O.
EMITTED Underwear De-
partment, LIST floor,
I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

Bets fn New York On the Coming
Yacht Races.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The Post in an
article regarding the coming races for the
Americas cup says:
The New York Yacht Club has settled
upon Archibald Rogers as the representa-
tive on the Valkyrie during the race and
the Royal Yacht Squadron will be repre-
scented by the Hon. MIR. Kerr. who will
sail on the Nigilant IL a referee is de-
cided upon Lloyd Phoenix is acceptable
to both sides and viii be in the position.
The nrst race Will be as agreed upon, rif-
teen miles to windward and leeward and
return, and il for any reason the race Is
postponed the same course viii be sailed
the same arrangements being true of the
triangular course.
Many bets have been made on the races
and the ruling odds are about TO l on the
Vigilant. Some offers have been made al
1 to that the Vigilant will win three
straight races. This is looked upon as
more patriotic than cautious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
The Special Sale
KITCHEN AND ALL-OvER-THE HOUSE
NeCeSsa

Begun last Tuesday illustrates in emphatic
manner the advantages possessed by houses who,
aided by the great and powerful leverage OF cash,
deal constantly at the sources of supply in their
spec al and particular lines of goods
The sale continues, and tomorrow We mean to
distance the past by Offering stll better values.
All kinds Of things for householders, besides thou
sands OF little things thought of until needed
Any thing that will lift the burden of Homework.
The purchasing power of dollar goes many times
its usual length in these thngs-try II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
NJ ARRIED.

F1TZ-ArI.IN. ON Tuesday. September &c 1875
by the Rev. George II. Patch. I'D. HOWARD
WHITTIER Ff.E & I'ruy dr.rs. RI. %
EMILY NiAI.I. ATI.IN OF Washington. n. G. .
MoDoNAID-CoSrEIIyo. On August ~. isa3. ny
the I.rs. Father MaHsrn. ~ thu i'hHr-h Of
Holy laDor.a's, New Yprs. JOHN n. NcDON-
AID TO ELLEN COSTELLO. both Of weshins-
ton. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
4 Deputy Coroner.

Representative Heard introduced bin h
the House today dby requ,.s-l authorizing
the appointment of an assistant coroner Of
the District at a salary u s. ,per day while
employed. who shall perform all the func-
tiOns Of the coroner In that officers alb
sence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
Representative Bland Returns.

Representative Bland, chairman OF the
House committee on coinage. weights and
measures has returned to the city after an
absence of several weeks at the bedside OF
his sick wife He expects to call the COM
mittee together at an early date to con-
slider the numerous bills now before It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
MIR. VAN ALIENS NOMINATION.
IL VIII Not Ne Reported to the senate
This Neck.

The nomination OF J. J. Van Allen TO b
ambassador 20 Rome will not be reported
TO the Senate this week At the meeting q
the committee on foreign relations this
morning the nomination was not consider
ed nor mentioned. save in a casual refer
ence. No protests Of any kind have bon
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
I'd qu'ty. .$l.0J 81. L.
EQUESTRIENNE


TIGHTS.
Intended originally for
riding purposes, but
now worn on all occa-
sions.
Black Isle Tights,
knee and ankle lengths,
open and closed seats.
81 and $2.2J.
Black Wool Tights,
knee and ankle lengths,
open or closed seats.
$l.OO. S1.45. $3.50. 81. 90
$2.7o, $50, So and
$500.
Black Silk Tights.
IS. $3.50 and Sc.
DIST floor. I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
THEN GO AHEAD

be deceived-you may be wrong and yet not knovit
When you 20 to buy bottle of CARRIERS LIrTLA
LIVER PILLS be sure you get ''C-A-R-T-E-R--sr
their value they never fall But don't forget ourlap
junction.
.'BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT"
BE sure you ask for ''C-A-R-T-E-F - Be sur,
you get ''c-A-R-T-E-R--s- Frauds and imitstio.s
will put you wrong; don't let them it, Be sure yoa
get the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PrII.s
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price mylo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
ABOUT
HE PICTURE
SALE

Begun today. Values are
represented that reach
away beyond the hereto
fore. A couple days buy
Ing Will close them out.
It's the drummers' SAM
pies and the made-up
stock Of a manufactur-
er bought In such u way
that We are selling then
at 80 per cent less than
same goods ever sold for.
REAL WATER COL
ORS. 10X17. in white
and gold frames, with
torchon mats. 39c. The
manufacturers price. 81.
STEEL ENGRAvINGS.
size 1sx22. in 3I.-inch
oak and steel or 5-inch
steel and gilt frames,
9oc. The manufacture
er's price. SO.
18th floor. 10th st. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
Black....46. p

Black. ....$6. %
Children's Combine ton
Suits In Swiss ribbed
merino, white and gray,
high neck, long sleeves,
ankle-length pants.
Sizes , 3 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

Cotton-and-wool Com
bination Suits, Swiss
ribbed. white. natural
and black, high neck.
long sleeves, ankle
length pants.
S1.25, $1.65 to $2.2o.
The "Munsing" make
Combination Suits cot
ton-and-wool. gray and
white.
Heavy, So.75.
Medium, $50.
Sanitary BalbriggaD
Combination Suits-a
very desirable kind, as
they have the absorbing
properties Of wool and
do not shrink. High
neck, long sleeves, an
kle-length pants.
Oh n a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
CoMB1NAr1oNS u1rs
wOMEN'S AND chill
DREN'S.
ALL WOOL. COTTON
AND-WOOL AND
SANITARY BAL
BRIGGAN.

You cannot possibly
form any idea OF the
comfort and conycn-
fence Of these garments
II you have never tried
them, and you will Won
der how you ever man
aged to get along with
out them after a trial.
There Is such q per-
feet adjustment Of these
undergarments to the
outline of the figure that
there can be no I'M
comfortable tension and
In consequence absolute
ease Is secured by tie
wearer.
We are the sole Wash
ington agents for the
"MUNSrNG land Up
SILANTI" MAKES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
UNDERWEAR

You don't need any reminder about UN-
DERWEAR- The weather has warned you
that what you are wearing im't weighty
enough Here are some comfortable hefts
from Soc. to SIS . garment As good ~
Jou please, you see. White. Red, Natural
Gray. etc.
Better have a look at the STEAM
SHRUNK NATURAL GRAY MERNO at
s5e. per piece.
The AILrwOOL NATURAL GRAYS are
big dollar worths. WHITE at SOC. II true
value.
We carry the Shirts from size 81 to 81
and the Drawers from size . to 50. with
. special cut for short portly men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

Price 90 50. 20 e3. 40 81. &C

The famous Ypsilanti
make Combination Suits
in best quality all wool.
High neck. long sleeves,
ankle-length pants.
SiZe.. 3 4 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

LIST qu'ty31.55 &l.6J
I'd qu'ty 7oc. SIC. 9oc.
Sizes. D @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
TIE COLUMBIAN
ATLAS

OF THE WORLD WE
LIVE IN.
Geological, astronomi-
cal, geographical, ZOO
logical. botanical. eth
biological. statistical. a
pictorial survey Of the
universe for Office. home
and school. Two hun
dred colored maps and
diagrams and three hun
dred other Illustrations.
Also a gazetteer Of the
United States. with the
populations according to
the eleventh census.
Bound In cloth and half
leather.
$1.75 and 81.
Easement. 11th st. bldo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

White. S5. 90 85. 20 IS. sc
Size. g
White. .... So. 10
Black. 80. 80 IS. rs 6. %
Size. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
Two Certaimties.
COMFORT
SATISFACTION"

T pays to be trustfui.
We ask you to pick just such
LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCoAr
as you like--deposit the price
Of 1t with us-and then 60 to
wearing it.
Give 1t good fair and
square service.
If it weakens here's your money.
No positive sale till you're salts
fed--no responsibilities risk.
If you have Coat made you don't
know how it's going to look It'll it's
done. Maybe it don't ft-Maybe it
don't suit. If you don't take it
there are sour looks and mutterings.
-According to their boasts the
tailors ought to guarantee more than
We do.-But. they don't-they
want to travel on the suspicion of
being experts.
You can see what We are-Our
works are before you
They show you cloth samples-and
fashion pictures.
We show completed garments.
They talk about $50, SIS, $40 and
$50.
We talk $1o-s15-s2o to S35.
II you're satisfied to pay twice a.
much ~ need be-stick to the
tailors-without . guarantee.-If
you want to buy business
like-taks our assortment-at our
saving prices-with our personal re-
spons,bility.
Do you know what Leather Cloth
h?-Makss q swell Overcoat.
You want to notice the length Of
surA-Thsy don't look a. II they
had been picked too soon.''
Quiet enects-for quiet tastes
Others for othera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
Winter
| Underwear

Inc extensiveness Of our present stock
or Winter Underwear warrants US In
Gaining that there is not q good thing
missing. We also secured three or four
Jobs In Underwear, which we propose to
run at considerably less than regular
prices 1t is no idle boast when we say
we have unquestionably the best bar
gains In Underwear obtainable in this
city.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests,
high neck and long sleeves, Ok
"Utu otc AcC,
Ladies' Ecru FIeece-lined
s%'i ol mssss ys' Worth ass nee. 29o
Ecru Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan
v ssss se eea per- fiais ss match: 800
Children's Merino Vests and
Drawers.
Sizes Is to 80. only. ......... 25c.
Sizes 80 to "a. .............. 800
Ladies' Gray Merino and Bal
briggan Swiss Ribbed Vests,
high neck and long sleeves, with
Pants to match. having waist
worth won "55e ribbon tape. fully 400.
Ladies' Fine Wool Swiss Rib
bed Vests. white and natural
gray, nigh neck and long sleeves,
neck run with silk ribbon, regu- az
Aar 81 quanty.. OOO.
Ladies Union Suits, Of fine
ribbed merino. excellent quail
ity. ankle lengths. We are con-
ndent you cannot buy equal 90
quality Suits under SIPS. go. 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

1stqu'ty 81. % 81. Is 81. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
hENINDERS

200 LINEN COLLARS co styles,-2oc.
each-a half dozen for 81.
&-ply LINEN COLLARS-Q2 stylesE1So.
each-2 for Csc.
POO LINEN LINK CUFFS2sc. . pair
5 for 81.
4-piy LINEN STUD cUFFs21e. . pai--
, for 81.
Our brand AIl-silk Garters-1sc. . pain
SUSPENDERs25c. to 81 pair.
GUYOT'S sCsPENDERS-3sca paiA
BOYS SUsPENDERS- q pair.
LAWN TIES-l5c. and Csc. Q dossa.
PIQUE 4-TN1HANDSJ25c. each
PIQUE FLAT SCARFsL25c. each.
Full Dress Lawn Bows-15c.-2 for &c.
FAST BLACK HOSE-13e., 25c., s5c. and
Soc pair.
PLAIN CoLoRED HosEisc., 2sc.. sse.
and Soc. pair
EMBROIDERED HOSE Sc. and soc. .
pair.
UNBLEACHED HosE1sa, 2sc.. sse.
and SOC. a pair.
GRAY AERINO HOSES. o pair.
BLACK SILK HCSESl and 81 pair.
And II what you happen to want Il
mentioned then-can for it. This II Q COM
pletely stocked Furnishing Dspartment-as
full Of quality 1t - Of varisty-snd al
ways fun OF bsrgains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
@ DRESS AND
NHIRTS. NIGHT ROBES.

The length your size ought to hsvs-ths
fullness-ths sleeve-in other words prop
erly cut Shirts for all wears. all careful se-
lections of ours. Soc. Toe and 81 each VIII
buy the best
CNLACNDERED SHIRTS are Soc. 55a.
and sim all sizes from 12ia to Is. What
ought to be linen II the pure article.
BOYS SHIRTS-''Day and Night"-sizss
II to lHS0c. each
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-13
Tommy-"S Say Paw !"
AIr. Ffgg-@WelI?-
The Chinese Way.

A native paper hss the follow.
ing: a memorial from the Board
Of War, which was found the other
day TO contain q mistake in cali
graphy and accordingly marked so
with 3 slip, enclosed within the
memorial, BY the President of the
Board, to draw the attention of the
Secretaries, by some unexplained
negligence was not rewritten, but
sent IN to the Palace as It was, slip
of paper, cross, dash, correction
and all This being q gross breach
Of etiquette and q mark of disre-
spect to the Throne, an Edict
dated the 3rd instant has consign-
ed all the Presidents, Vice-Presi-
dents. Proctors. and Senior Scene
taries Of the said Board to the ten
der mercies Of the Board of Punish
ments for the determination of
penalties on each and all Of the Of
Tending high officials Hong
kong Press
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-13
The Reciprocity.

NV. o. Smith. president Of the
Reciprocity plzntztiOn company
states that Mr.. CIsus Spreckels has
not mzde any formal demand for
the money due him By the CON-
pznv. but that several propositions
III the ordinary course OF business
are under discussion between the
narties interested. one Of which L
the payment Of the amount due
Mr.. Spreckels.
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NOTICE.

TEE ROAD FROM PAHAIA
. the VOLCANO HOUSE, tro,-. - :.
Peter Lefs Road Is private raza. Az o1e
-lsnlIg 70 irsFel over the same n1zet paw $40
- the Halfway He1ss. VI
iss-if PETER LEE.
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SMILES
NOSE 10 rHE PURRosE,

II this helps you. sid the doc
to-. signing his name to the pre-
seriution and folded it, 4 should
h SID If von would lei me know.
II il doesn't help me, doc, n
Piled the caller. in 5 clear. distinct
tone of voice, IS he handed ovel
the required IS. I'll let you know
it-vou czn BET 5 trunkfui a skels
tons God afternoon. -ChlcasC
Tribune.
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The beet sugar countries are c.

The beet sugar countries are Ger
many, 1,210,000 tons Austria,
rs, 900; France, 10000; Russia,
10000; Belgium, $4,000; Hol-
land, 1900; other countries, in
Guiding the United States, $1,000
tons Total sugar for all countries
named: 1928, 6,e97 600 tons,
against 6,305, 222 tons for the pre-
Fious crop.
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He resd the directory through
And los. his look q S1-rOw.
For he found juSt one more mSu
From whom he now could borTSv.
-ChicaCo Inter 0csSu-