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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09


played to-day as follows:
CLEVELAND beats wAsHINGroN.
Al Cleveland r. n r.
Cleveland -..... O002I OiOO-T 10 q
Washington .......O 1000 % .
Batteries Schaible and OCounor Maulk
and O Rourke.
PIT-rsBUHG HEATS BALTIMORE
40 PlttShurg e. n T..
RtttSburE -..--.... 8 O o >, I o o o - rs
Baltimore. ..-......O o d 3 o 3 % o.
Batteries Ktlleeu and Suedeu Mcmahon,
Baker and Robinson.
CHICAGO BEATS PHILADELPHIA
At Chicago H. II E
Chicago --.........l 0 1 3 q O O. II
Philadelphia. ..... 00U1 OOO-3 >
Batteries Clausen and Schriver: Taylor
and Clement.
BOSTON BEATS LOUISVILLE.
At Boston r. II p,
Boston ...-........3 o 5 y o 90 oil 10
Louisville ..........3 1 l Q o l. 8 10 Z
Batteries GaStright and Bennett; Hem
ming, WlttrOck and Grim.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09
TOBACCO HABIT CURE.
[III!!|'!}|E!jI1IIIIII1IIHII
HILLS
DOUBLE CHLORIDE or GOLD TABLETS


DOUBLE CHLORIDE or GOLD TABLETS
Wlll completely destroy the desire for Tobacco in
from 10 days Perfectly harmless, cause no sick
moss, and may be given in tea coffee -5lffoAf tie
kssg7ulcfCe 0f the f1yieaf end will cause hmm &c sak
E,ztIyIly quit smoking or chewing iu a few DAYS.
DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT may
be easily cured at home by the use OF HilpS special
Formula Gold Tablets.
IMPORTANT.
A remedy that requires the patient while taking
t. 10 give up the use Of Tobacco or Stimulants
has no curative powers. Beware of such uostrums.
When taking HILLS TABLETS the patient need
make no e6oyf IN his own behalf, and VIC permit the
use Of Tobacco, Liquor or Morphine until such
time 1t is s0l1t1farsly given up.
HILLS CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS ara
for sale by all fySfekasS druggists per package
BEWARE OF FRAUD.
The wonderful success OF HIS ahlCts has caused
many worthless limitations 10 be placed upon the
ket, II your druggist does not keep HIS Tablets
but offers you something ''just as good, shun the
ls deceving you order sell something IN which
there is greater profit.
REMEMBER, we guarantee complete and per-
manent cure, failing will refund the money paid
FREE. pamphlet Of particulars together with
testimonials from persons who have been cured by the
use Of TABLETS, will be sent free application
II your druggist does not keep Hill's Tablets send
rs SIoo and we will forward you package by mail
Address THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO.,
81, So Sc SIS Opera Block, LIMA, OHIO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09
CuTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CUTrcURA REsoLvENT, the new blood and
skin purifier, and greatest of humor remedies,
cleanses the blood Of all impurities and poison
ous elements, and thus removes the cause, while
CUTICURA, the great skin cure, and CUFIoURA
soar, an exquisite skin beautiher, clear the
skin and scalp, and restore tho hair,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09

Sold throughout the world. Price, CUT1oURA,
Soc SOAR 25c. REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM CORP, Sole Projectors, Boston
Rs-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09
BATTLES ON THE DIAMOND.
Outcome OF the Days Games OF the
National League.

Washington Sept 7-Ball games were
plaNed TODAY as fnIlnws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic. Dec. 0. 30 pm icrmaii c -,Iah' a., d.
Britiunic Doc. 10, a. Ia. DiitJLhlc' jan -
'Icutou.c Deco > 30 pan - h''.'i'' "A,' -
. AdIlatr.... Dec. -. y a.. ID. Nr.'-il ="
~ from WEli, ttir DOCS, Tot Of Wet lVtn.N ,
Saloon rate $50 up~a arr. ac'ofllhg l. hha,f e,u
loc,tlo, cabin uiee" sHi'e'' ~
ard s45 Storage 10 fiodl TIE p4i t'""fY.
No. - broadway. Hc"-iOrL. 4"i l'iI"i- O''0' W.
Msinut.st. ..., 49, ,.rrsry ,,.n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
,,>.rcs AT THE EXCHANGES.

, roo, estate market yesterday showed neus
re-. ona all the sales were either bid H. s ~
', soI1 10 the plaintiff. John T. BOYD oneieu ,",,
VI -, Tventy-seventh-st. a two-s'ory ui ~
~ "''' -, o-vSS The bidding started at s"ocV
nous, slowly up to $500. at which price /, was
ana ID" o. occount Of the owner by b. Freund'
bid ID io' pro,yp offered under foreclosure NO
Cha'e' c,,,s,h-st nve-story stone-front fiat on
'i' .'u io,. II was knocked down to a. Porter i0r
a.oonnt OF the plaintiff, for SlhzU -,.....o NJ
nan L. Kennedy offered under foreclosure ~
AZ Eds as, dwelling ON a full lot; the plaintiif
Story D nroceed.ngs was the buyer for $500
IN the p'D :, p~9d president of the Real Estate
,,GcSaSge. returned from his Vaca',on Rocky
iS',n~ made flying trip as lar do ''ie "'
Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
Jere. johnson, r M 60 LpG'y' se,i NewT T
Auftion Sales of Real Cstdtc.

ID rRiLC SALE OF \ VALr ABLE STOCK FARM
j ON Wednesday,. December 49, 1893. a: - O'Clock.
the PREMISE. in Mercer County, y j.. situate ioir
miles irons Princeton Junction three milo, nom Ilcht@
town and ten miles nom Trenton. containing l09 ai
u high state Of ccS lG. enc 81
nut timber. The buildings largo ana wei l'uiI
This j. 'hc b-.t IN the county. bcin.
beautifully located. wcll worth the att milton ,f
those wishing - thoroughly @ooi farm NJ" a.
the same tine aud Place oity-H2hi acres OF navy VIM oa
TO sold n" oi the
estate OF w u. Jewell. Tor lut-r particulars addlc.,
J.. r. ROBINS. Dutch Neck. Mercer Count. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

FARMERS CLUB OF THE AMERICAN IN.
sriIUTE meets Tuesday Dec q S SS ta,dee
We,s law ~ Prepare by o. L. ALLEN, Aamm ssS
Srssp ~ iii interested. Dr.. " ~. AEAAMHn' S'Ss~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
Ercnpnrn MORTGAGES.

Aver y,mcs. TO jordan, l@sth-st O., ooo
Andr:Sc'' JSan H. 70 ro +" L D''''s '!.... 1000
ro,,oS,t T: saq Bbar 70 Katie Dctrog
Clahtec Lotta NJ 70 I nsl9n 10000
Inrsr John g. and w's' var =" i''.o $500
Darg. Sarah 70 Flcds MeCsr'hy' 'n'O". $500
Do 'Ss &a y H'S's Xassss another 500
p@scr. N John +. and wife, to Catharne a ZOO
Vow s. 75h,si q !, day. s,%cos yesr3s6 18th. 0OO
Draa oaa - al to hocrsnS mortgages 21e 900
Dyson T,o%as to vlsr TIFFANY, Simpson" 300
pusnlssn - iamcs. to Leyman Tiffany. smp- 70,
D. iorrn ct h STSscSo and WIFE t? steven
and another sinip'on-S'' u VI io" 400
e SewS S 4h Lite 'qcaTsne' $4,000
a Co. ANA T r. and another 70 D Eaton 1000
.1 1SS;'' ucI 9' S'n IA to Neon smith res
''e eiH"sa3c ,' TT So map Rysr homestead s75
e,l% bar clements; j D TIFFANY Simpson. 27s
o; h sSc6N snG ssoh:r to catha1ne
iaaeco Nles q al 10 y Weber o. 2l,coo
Eorl Crarlc, and vile to ~ > Levy i'. 6,o0O
Hsiibod, Peter and wife TO american ,o ao sO maS
Hf:loe. William, and wife to Selma h"u's'' W 1900
nqnscn Nels; Ct al 70 r NJ Bacon %eaf r. a" 1900
uo Ssss I.a Si aad %'o j,eo G and 500
mar, ai'Ngr cbS il TO Acvsudcr Walker and
o.Icr -. i67ihst " OF Columbus.aec, delnanc o'V0o
lam. Thomas G. and another 20 IL w S'c'e"S Az
Eo9alkv. Le,in, TO Henry %Slsss a 10000
Krakow,r.. Fanny. to East sioo b'""' Az 10000
Ilcnrv-s.. rotcs ..:-.:... c,inth n Z
Lyon Do,c. ard wife 10 Mary csil 10000
70 Caroline A. to ] \ Lane. GUARDIAN so,o
50ths: . Of exlnctoa.aTe . m r,,,iS i0n,h
IyoS Dcre. and another 70 lO'u' .OO'' 1000
Middleton. Adelaide N, !" "eo'se i'' 900
N.QTade. AnIhcny to Gustav h mH,tgaaes 70 900
NfG,i Mary j. il. end ano'ner " ~ Ia ~ "
a, nj vs. q Tasado-avc, adjoining la'u VI " 10 ,no
Na.ic John 20 Julia Hersh, n "ree"e'''' " 40 500
ols Harriet and anohI I-d % paSu yesrs 1000
osieIa. Annie 4 al to s Ynsr hO''"4 =" 5000
poole ro.rnrc u 10 NJ 4 Hoffman, II stun IN ooo
4 O NJ West Eni.ave, i yea. Iic,nos,
Puistc Dom!nck 10 Lyman a,s many I'm. AS
Plat Richard e. to Edwin Hoyt, e s Wes' Emu eooo
ave n Of Sfth-st; W., rcaoye n
samc 10 John \ Stewart, = west fho"'o' 20 200
49, 1'- Ca,is"lne ii TO LYMAN Tiffany. ,o-,
Si,r,sons; II OF Honest, wears, Hoi'tc"r.S' ~
sart,g, Td,,iu II 10 Thomas Mackeliar 5 : o'~ ooo
81 = &, 1Oth.ave. l year;; -,;,i,d,,i,;;o,i,,.ooL
sfeiatnal Martin and we 10 o-toaces wear 1900
sehr,m Ieinrlch ! NJ 70 Frederick LANCE > ooo
23dst G OF od.aVc. wear. 2 mortgaes' Home ~
Sullivan Timothy D. 10 II ID Tiffany ; HUM" co,
r,s ~ o. Ti,i soh,sib NJ to Alen Goth. con
~ loth-avc , YEAR. vi, 'soc,etv Tor
Var Wyck, Annie T. to Ncw-forK Soci s,Sd,ro,
The Relief OF Widows and Orphan, OF 'iouN"' o nm
Men SIS sSth.st Of 7th-ave, ycars-.-.-''' ''0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EW-JERSEy
tAnthiarite coal used eNe,u,Nelyo :.
-Four track. AutOnatlc Block Sigii1ls'
T1.u- i,aye station Zoo; Of i..bc y ST.
NnN ~ lN.l3

-Four track Autcna'i, Blogh s'giis
aiq f I,. T II E@ci io' So o. s 81 81
For Ta-;on. tnlh.m. Ale''wn; Aiu on Inub Es,ani
90 Is Is \ 40 iSS q SSnt ia $50 s:so.
: ~ % n. i'Cj. 80 p NJ ..u az,
For Nikcnrr ritiston. and scranton o 40 a NJ
4 80 =. NJ. Sundays $50 A. u, ~ 20 u.so A. NJ.
10 80 90 90 80. 80 r, N II y GfG'i 20
'eis SATURDAY ni.h'. Sundays. .1O y d. ~" ''V'
70 iSn T. W. a. a. 80 oo 90 SIS A. NJ 10 30
90 80 = NJ T. - nf =, =, Ng nj ptns ''''''' "N""
90 y H st.. 10 80 Sse ? 81 J. Is nj ns1
s>es,. s,iurd,y MINT. Sundays. 10 \. NJ 80 T.
r5r cd Iian Long nranch AMI po9,s south :, pSint
I'd renn 90 I 20. ; n - Rcd BANK 6.lo +, NJ
sunday cxcept e'n Grove AMI A'blfy fa'"' ''V' a.
N ~ l. :" FOR LAKEWOOD
.3c erj NJ ! ~. 3 20 % T. NJ
FOR Far'ansdac. Tom. NI'cr, ha5ncsa. Park ana
ror Siantc CIV Vineaia. and Bridre'on 4 30 \ NJ
For Meamorh ncach scahreh and Hshlaoc o "a.
ta -" Q CO = VI I On VI
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA. BNTIMoRE. AND wAsuING;dIoGNS'
To- rhldlhl, wek DAY. 90 o. , n,Ve ~ p,r I
ns't sunday. 30 300. II - dining Car A. NJ
30. 90 tDiung can. 80 =. NJ. l. - night SOC,
fplrine r. s. n ! 20 3 90 10 u Mug ,aO. 80
- NJ. 10 Is nig't. Sundly~. 900 II 80 D!nins Car
a. N 10 20 Dining ca' - r NJ l.: - ~ n ,7t
o25 eGi il5 lla "a lilo. la2 nro1daay 75i q, 9ih
Ave 81 Fast TN s.. -! Eat is5t. 3 Coy We" ~, FRI Tn
49,, ~ nrmkl,s. ~ n, oadwiy. williamson. The
Nr,yYrs Transfer Company VII call ~ ana snceA Oi''
ace from hotcl Ic.ilen'" t. de tlatl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. T. [. IL. IL. r. H. Co.. Li->Si. .,
leave Wr,. 4el.st Station, New ora ~ '"'
lcu, and IL minute, earlier from fot frinhnhss, 81
q, I. M-D.iy 10 Albany. Itca S'fa'Nrc ls",n
ct BuIfa.o y lgart Fills, Detoit Cal ago e'eep'
510 r. w. Dai y for Albany Montreal, Itco. syracuse
rorne.,er llu,ao. Niagara rails, 4ooh'"' pelfo"
S,i p N-D,lh for Albany rtica SyrlcVs9 E9she tor
- ma Nlgarl Falls, Iofont,. DcIOt G. cNc'ihd AM
- fleets timetables parlOr and sl,epNS'ar accom-
,,,i, IN. Offices, BOuSlyu "a "a N.M lotA. a4I
- s,a,i n 'Tmc.tahic, u principal mt"l- Tor other
c. t. LAMBERT. General Pa .eurF Ae' IT.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
Wintcr Resorts.
An IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
AUGUSTA. GA.
Proposals.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT Oh COLI MBIA. 900,
Ma hngt,fl. Dccrnihct . $50
GALE OF \ STANDPlpE.
- -tludi,ipc h'icfna::c. dc-crib Drion =
ing 70 thia i,unica'3. ha> h"ca ain'donfA ",,.r
al II ycir. bcraf-- OF q cIangr ~ if Na.'
sy-,.u with which 10 como tel. ~ ]
wifi be sold ~ aE1~ - tl, mos: fnNorlbr Id' :.
Proposals puf' IT, viii be- r'c"Ncd until two "r"k
on hc second day Of January. 1877. - th Office u -
essential that the bidder, ,atr thcy will fenoNr VIC
pipe 80 g., ,,,,..,
eight ring- Of wrought irun plat. rt
~ which racali, Ave feet between rt"t> ~ non.
1Oual seaus. rh' thirtuc-s If prc clEilr' IN !
AZ iaS follows: FIRST ten fees. ., In IA; "a zen
fct g. lmch 81 feet. j. inch; ifh i'c.. : inc'i
anI LIT twelve fre, = nrh. Approximate We s"t
ITO 600 pound.
1hc rch 10 reject all J.d or pats Of bd' l. b" cby
j. w. ROSS.
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
G.. 4. POWELL,
Commits .iOlrr~. u. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
pennsylvania
~ RAILROAD.

STATIONS, foot of DcsbrOsscS ana COrtinn"t
Streets.
In Effect No,cmbcr 18Th, 1898.
f 1879 VI FH2l HtA A&iH = II
Drwns AMI state Room ST. p ~ D,,"s' s"V V,',s
laid ) - d. H.. Cincinnati D., NJ aud indianapolis
2.0o r.. II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
iqan Hgc.,as a"l Dn"g T is , 10 80 5 a. n ST.
, n,a T. e p MS S sl;S EXFrss-pul'man Sleep
"'Vo AID pnlnq tar, to ri,nur. Chicago qni Cl',e'
inni. A,rhc, Cc.clgid ii':i5 q. m.' Chicago D. H.
100 r. NJ sorrnw SrgEN EXrRE rs y % s's cs,
t, Cincinnati aud 81. Loui, Ars,es Cincinnati . D.
..an st. Lou IirI '''oS %HriiNs pullman Buffet
Slipping Car New-lolk to CHICAGO Ari,,e, Ch i1
lard nd :, =, H. D. ,'' M. we@S.iays
BALrIMOKE. WA-iII>GTO> AND THE SOUTH
IU.IUA. NJ washington Limited" "ee.1iI'' iu'''
$50 r. n; to"sres"ona Limited Saig rS oI
nan P"flos ANA DINING |a's' Aii"e' ""''"s'"
ADDiflpTAXL EMPRESS TRAINS: 5, $50 9:ao. IL
NJ 3;Ic 49, D. 80 = ~; u 10 H. "Isii + ssmt
9:3O 4. III tlantic coast Line Express, daily. sleep
-, ~ Cnaic,tm. J,cksomvIc and Port Tampa 80
4.3a =. w.. edmond AMI paaSille Express, daily
SYe' t. ATs' S and c SS%S,Is1 Ohio Railway
roll nr S Eli TPs c S2d D1 and NoEFoLx via Cape
ohaFc, Iontc a; i H. Nee~dP'' anu VII" i"'0's"
roi; tTLAN(lC CITY p. II. weekdays, with Throus"
roiia ci'irl MAY p. m week DAYS, CRAM and Pain,
m ID a. "a snnday.. AZ A. ~ ; y p
fDo no, top at Asbury PARK and Ocean 'lovc on sun
GJta)
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXpress: 90 -, D. 80. O. 80 10 - m ':.nIte-,
10 TO- II q. H.. - 81 |. 10, a. 40 >, o. q ~
T. 80 p. H.. T. 10 night sunday :, FSP', !" 49,
20 y 80 no Limited 10 90 4. ~, =, 4, ! ~ q"
g. : - : : 30 D. IL. l. IS night - $500, o., ,no.,
Wicket olirn- Nos 1873 Dii. llo6 l13. and 2i BIoad
wav 4 tor llou>.. l3i East l25tl Street 81 onh.
bIs Avenue 70. sixth Avenue. aud loot OF Ds9io,,e'
IA ,or.i,udf Court street. SEQ tu.to.
street 9s Itadway. and Brpoalln Annex station i,o
of lron Sfr~.t lIrookiyn; 10 Hudson Street, HOBO
Ken. station. J,rse} tit. - ., -. ., .,,o,
r Nov YORK li0 -frg Conn VIII call Tor ara c''H
.,,r nom hotels AID residence through e. a. -tna'
~ ~, 't,Dr,.r-r J. Il; WOOD.
- ~ N,n,ocr ra->'f Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE
furs ano Hugs.

~ G. NHAYNr Manufl tur"r. offers strictly reliable
L. and fashionable, furs at lowest possible prices u IRE
oIcn evening, unt Christmas ia and l2d West t-i-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

Gorses anO Carriages.
Joint BREEDERS SALE
TROTTING-BEED HORSES
Auction.
tn, day Wednesday Thur'dW and Friday, Dec. o. o.,
aud T. 1898
Co,pmencnr each day NJ 10 o'clock at
The American Institute Building,
3d-avc., betwrs:. 0h and G'ih s'', New-foi"
PETER {. KErIOGG q CO.. Auctonecr5,
I07 J0hn.st NcwlOrk.
Nclry 200 horses have been CONSIGNED among which
are lr,,ng and young sfoc, rich blond also dr. ny
hor., c,rIiacc horse family ana business hor-- and
horrr- 70 almost ghthlrnrss requirement
and the saddle An excellent exhibition trlrk OF ono
riqhtn mile within the st"am.warm'd building. uloA
which fh, horses shown = visitors. "lahe huirr-
To ndgr " thclr acton Ia ham - before cnd ~ tn i'n
~ sale
IN occasion will be unsugaseei Tor selecting horse
fcr I'll ordinary NJ the lrOc pre- on loN hHh"t
Tor catalogue. Gddrr-.
PETER &. KELLOGG CO.. Auctionecrs,
lp1 .Inln-.l., "W-iuri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trnns leave loot West i-dst fJIo"s' 10 u hhtes
1;3o \. VI. 1diIy except Snad,yj e. WallhiI valley
AddctOwp. Eiicniir F'll,bu ., !. % ry.
T,,noudslc scranton, Walton, DEM. Sidney, Nofwich.
iticn home Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
a,ri fcScepf sunday sullivan co. Express,
for Waikiki VALLEY Railroad stations 1anpoeli ll1!i'
Ellru,illc Mountain Dali. CentreNiiir Esl'
frfc iIu lcy,r LibelV halls Llbeftj, faiAs'ile, a"d
Livingston Manor. .,,.- ...,,.,,i, .,.,,
unre Liberty LIVINGSTON hanor Rockanh' "'iton Sid
nov Norwich. Oneida, Fulton oswrI, ,o.,,,,oc .,,,
u, VI. daily. Via HitSii fhls l,c''hs cn'ir
car lat. f'cc) Ncw-YosN I, NaGari Fails. .ron -
Now.lork t. Chicago Arrives DetiOlt
40 D. NJ Chicago. 80 a. m, 81 Louis 200 p n.
Tt,Lcf, nd pullman accommodations Al 81 BIIidN'y
NewYnik Ir1nict Ior.aJ calls To- ana checks uiSg'go
" ue' ]. L. ANDERSON. g. p. A.,
81 Beaver 81. New.YCrf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-17

supply twenty-eight 8-inch taps, or
about sixty 4-inch taps, and there are
now not less than 80 taps of all sizes;
and TO remedy this matter is not a.
easily done as said.
With regard TO the Rev. Pablo, he
has tap about two hundred and fifty
feet away from his house, and it is no
great hardship for him TO get his
water.
The board has never yet provided
people with pipes TO have the water
in their houses; they have always
bought pipes themselves, and to com
mence to do so now would be estab-
fishing a precedent, which is likely to
prove costly. But as 1 really wish to
accommodate the old man, and to pre-
vent the establishing of a dangerous
precedent, have offered that 1 would
personally contribute my share to-
ward defraying the expense of the
new pipes, and proposed that the
churchwardens, if they care anything
for the pastor, pay the balance. They
seemed to be pleased with it, but
| have not heard anything more about
the matter.
On the 1st of August, 1893, there
were in all 1865 lepers at the settle
ment, Of which 6S4 were males, Az
females, 20 male. children under 10
years and ii girls under 10 years.
Orders for paiai will be sent to the
new contractors next week to com
mence on August DIST, and L will
write to them TO be in readiness for
the orders.
do not know that it will be neces- |
sary to locate the kuleanas; they are
all surveyed, contents is known. The |
boundaries, it is true, are somewhat |
but all the land around |
them belongs to the board.
am, dear sir,
Respectfully yours,
r. w. MEYER,
Agent, board of health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-17

President Smith asked Dr. An
drew5 to take and report upon the
| book forwarded by the superintend
! ent including a description of DR.
Goto's patients at Leper settlement,
by Dr5. Oliver and Mouriiz. The
report stated that s. lepers had been
examined.
An application was read from lep
ers asking that they be allowed to
form a combination for treatment
under DR.. GOto's method. a gen
eral discussion took place which re-
suited in a resolution allowing all
persons to receive such treatment
upon faithfully carrying out the
treatment as directed By DR.. Goto.
In such case medicines 10 be fur
nished free of charge.
It was determined that the ques-
ton Of photographing lepers was
to be governed by the resolution
passed in a previous meeting, pro
viding that permits were to be OBJ
the board of health.
4 petition was read from the leper
baker at Kalaupapa asking that
freight on coal to his address be ad-
mitted free under the regulation of
the board of health.
1t was ordered that permits for
free freight be allowed only when
articles were for personal use. 1t was
held IN this case that the coal was
in the ordinary course of
trade, as the baker sold his bread to
the lepers OF the settlement.
A petition was read from Kalua-
Haole to be allowed to go TO the set
as kokua to her husband.
The application was denied.
A petition was read from Lila
kepoikai to go as kokua to her hus-
band at Molokai The petition stated
that she had five children living who
were not lepers.
The board referred the applica ton
to Mr.. Meyer, as the woman had
children at home who required her
services.
The board adjourned at APO PM.
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TIE WAY SHE DOES 1T.
How One of the Dear Creatures
Fidoefs Herself in Street
Car.

It's worth your while TO observe
| her. She IL going to ride a mile or
more on the street car, but hasn't gone
| two squares before she suddenly
turns around to see if the conductor
| is where she can nod to him when
she wants to get off. He is there, and
she feels relieved, but only for a min
ute. Then she begins TO wish she
was at the end of the seat, or nearer
the door, or had walked She crosses
the left foot over the right, unre
crosses, fidgets with her shopping
bag and parasol, and twists around
to face the conductor. Up goes his
hand to the strap, but she suddenly
decides not to get off-not jnst then.
Hang that woman! Does she
want to get off or no?" growls the
conductor under his breath.
She moves parasol and bag over on
the other side of her and crosses her
feet again. For half minute she is
interested in a baby two seats ahead.
The other half OF the same minute is
occupied in wondering if the man at
the end Of the seat will draw in his
legs when she wants to pass.
Fare, ma'am"
1t is the conductor. She'd forgotten
all about the fare. She gives q jump,
grabs the bag and looks for her purse.
1t isn't in there. She drops the bag
and searches her pocket. Not there.
She goes back to the bag and is scat
tering it's contents on the seat when
she remembers that she has ten cents
in her glove. During the next square
or two she RECEIVERS her self posses
sion sufficiently to sheer at two early
summer bonnets promenading the
avenue and to wonder why the lady
on the seat ahead persists in wearing
such shoddy lace.
Sudden start OF alarm. It has just
occurred to her that she can never,
never get off that car gracefully. She
begins to twist and wriggle. She
grabs the bag in one hand and the
parasol in the other and moves along
the seat. Up goes the cond Ictor's
hand False alarm. Shell ride
another square or two. The con-
ductor splits over his shoulder and
talks to himself in low tones, and the
man with the legs looks at her in
reprogchful way.
Conductor, stop the car "
She is on her feet, motioning with
parasol and bag. He rings the bell,
bat she climbs over the vast expanse
of shanks and hoofs, grabs the rail
ing with her right hand-changes to
the left-lets go with both and drops |
off aud stumbles to the sidewalk to
find herself five squares short of her
tination.-DetrOit Free Press.
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Band Matters.

Three members of the Hawaiian
band left by the Australia yester-
day. Bandmaster Berger has al
ready secured the services of three
first-class musicians to fill their
places. The new members are Mr..
r. H. Whiting, of San Francisco,
and two musicians from Manila
who were formerly members of the
old band. No new musicians will
be brought from the Coast at the
present time. Prof. Berger reports
everything working smoothly
among the members of his band.
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Banana pie.-Beat the yolks of
two eggs to cream with one-half
cup of sugar. Peel and mash two
large bananas or three small ones.
Sift them and beat into the eggs,
together with one and one-half cups
of milk, or enough for large pie.
Bake with one crust, and when
done cover with merringue made
of two whites and two table
spoonfuls of sugar. Serve cold.
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TO no purpose. AT last a friend
recommended August Flower.
"took it according to directions and
"its effects were wonderful, reliev-
ling me of those disagreeable
stomach pains which I had been
troubled with SO long. Words
"cannot describe the admiration
sin which 1 hold your August
F1ower-it has given me new
lease of life, which before was
81 burden. Such medicine is ben
"efaction to humanity, and its good
"qu alities and
wonderful naer- Jesse Barker,
"its should be
"made known to Printer,
everyone suffer Humboldt
81 ing with dyspep-
" STA or biliousness Kansas. g
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man fr, WoOdbury,NJ.
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Flower

sc have been afflict-
BlliousneSs, "ed with biliousness
o land constipation
ConSupation'" for fifteen years;
ctor.oh first one and then
another prepara-
Pains. ton was suggested
=" tome and tried but