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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
. sr,,,vr or orARRyMEy DELAYED.

Barre. w.. April THE rumored stiikc, To take
nlocc At the grnniic qua:;es saturday. did not begin.
and Il is thought there will BE- no trouble unrl May
/. The qunmymen say !: the dealers do not ask
them TO return to the tcn-hour system fher" viii
be- no trouble but II such demand Is made there Will
he "A strike. II is thought the quarrymen are seeding
In sunpori Them In 1901. should the nnarrym
strike Il will cause over thousand cutters to re-
main iAle. owing 10 having no rough stock 70 MurK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
A PETITION ~ BEHALF OF HARRIS.

Asbury Park, n. j.. April ".-Dr. il. 5. Kinmouth.
o druggist Of this place. Is circulating u petition In
behalf OF Carlyle W. Hurris. DR.. Kinmouth is the
person who made affidavit that he sold Hsrrls's
Young vile morphine, and bis signature heads the
petition. His Two clerks also signed the paper. fhr
other petitioners. numbering about thirty, are priuc
pally women ana Young men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

delphia the Colonel expects 10 have present leadihg
clergymen statesmen, lawyers ana men who nave "h"
experience in the great celebrations OF the world From
this meeting he would have resolutions enana'c'
favoring the plan and calling for international
meeting lie has received letters from several
prominent men, expressing their belief In me prac
cabiliy OF the scheme. tolonel fc!tOn saiu to""',
"The celebration should be held In Jerusalem IL
would be a reunion OF all the nations, ana wouia uo
more 10 harmonic all races than anything else"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
DiSPOsIyG or HIS CHILDREN AT IS APIECE.

st. Joseph NO.. April 2.-Tbe wife OF Ostrum
Borfrht. drunken labOrer. died here few days ago.
leaving seven little children. all under bis care.
Boright Immediately began dsposlng Of his offspring
by giving them TO married couples TO adopt upon
receipt OF 81 for each child. The auth0te threaten
to prosecute the father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
DANGEROUSLY MABagD nv . r,cyr

'har.es Constantine. Of No. 1873 second.ave. ana
"ncoo he'ns. OF Onehundred twenty third ST. aud
,"roaVe' fought together last evening In front Of
'"e 'ormers nome. Constantine was stabbed 10 tue
seh OF Tue neck. lie was taken to the prrsbytersn
PROVE Ih'ai. Heinz WAS locked up. +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
FLOODS IN NORTH WESTERN RIVERS
MANY BRIDGES AND MILES OF RAILROAD TRACKS
WASHED AWAY.

WASHED AWAY.
st. Paul. MIMI. April "a dispatch TO The
Pioneer Press from Huron. s. D., says: "ThA jim
River been rising rapidly and Is higher than at
any tmc since the great frcshet Of 1882 The water
has gone hey ohd the river banks and Is ovcrspreang
the iowlands. An immense quantity OF stacked hay
is submerged and cattle sheds have been washed
away. some OF the bridges are badly damaged or
entirely carried away. More water Is In sight than
for ten years past. The snow has nearly all dis
appeared
A dispatch from Chamberlain. s. d., to The
Pioneer Press" says that the Missouri River Is steadily
rising and the ice Is running heavily. Several
sections OF Il pontOon bridge which 1Oatcd by are
supposed to be from Pierre. few pDntoOns belong
inc 10 the Chamberlain Bridge Company sunk.
Mandan, n. D.. April -Four Of the six railroad
bridges crossing the Hart River all within six miles
OF nandan, wished out. scores OF miles OF track
src gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
THE EVOLUTION

or medicinal agents Is gradually rccrane the odiimc
herbs. pills. craughts and vegetable extracts ~ ths
and bringing into general use the pleasant and effective
sec that Il msHuisetUred By the forn. lie gyfayy
Co. only. For sale BY all leading eSuggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
FRENCH SPECIE {

FRENCH SPECIE CONES on THE BRETAGyE.
Specie amounting TO 1897 COZ francs was brought
this country yesterday board the French steamer
Bretagne.
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The PRESIDENT EXPECTS TO GO.
HE WILL PROBABLY ATTEND THE NAVAL RE-
VIEW AND THE OPENING OF THE
wOPID'S FAIR

Washington, April 2.-It is stated tonight 'nas
while President Cleveland has not yet informed me
Worlds Fair Commission On Public Ceremonies 'nas
he will be present ut the opening Of the FAR I"
expects 10 DC able accept the committees invitauon
10 be there which WAS extended 10 him Oh mo
afternoon OF March g. lie then stated that no iuiy
appreciated importance Of the OCCASION ana tas
II the condition of public business made II poss'hie
for him TO do so he would witt Chicago on the
1t Of May participate in the opening exercises.
The President satisfied himself II is said. That the
public business will be in such state OF forwardness
at that date that he can leave Washington for the
few days 1t will require for him TO witness the naval
parade at New York and start the machinery oil the
Fair at Chicago.
The arrangements for the trip have not yet been
perfected but It is probable that the President ana
Cabinet will go TO NewYork by special train over me
Pennsylvania Railroad and after the naval paraf" VIII
GO TO Chicago arriving there Sunday morning. NP1I
20. The President will leave Chicago for Washington
on Monday afternoon. as soon as he can conveniently
get away from the Fair grounds. The members =
the Supreme Court will also go to Chicago TO attend
the opening OF the Fair, but do not expect TO witness
the naval parade.
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EXHIBITS OF TIE STATE woMry,s BOARD

Albany. April 2.-rhc exhibits to lie made under
The direction OF the State womcn's Board at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition are as follows: The
decoration OF the library room IN the womsn's Build.
Ing the exhibit Of womens work in literature In New.
York State the kindergarten and educational ey.
hlbt. loan exhibit OF applied arts the day nursery
In the Chdrens Building, exhibition Of STAT ste, Of
women's work. past and present, In the indus rial
field and otherwise loan exhibit OF laccs, fans,
miniature and ~ tiquc cmtr ldcrlcs: colonial exhibit
OF York state training schools for nurses OF New.
YORK ana Brooklyn. exhibit OF sixteen dolls IN his.
orc costumes Representing different peri ds In Amer.
Ean history. and the cooking school, file Womcn's
Board Also makes contribution Of =. 900 toward the
erection OF the Chldren's Building.
TIE DUKE OF VERAGCA STARTS FOR CHICAGO.
Madrid April :.-The Duke aud Duchess Of yeragus
and their children left Madrid today for Chicago,
They Will proceed BY way OF Paris and London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

DR.. Porce's NSE.S-H| Favoritc Presentation
Regulates and promotes all the proper func.
tions Of wonlanhood, improves digestion, en-.
riches the blood, dspe!s aches and pains.
melancholy and nervousness, brings refresh.
Ing sleep, and restores health and strength.
It's safe remedial agent, tonic and
nervine guaranteed to cure those disorders
and arrangements incident to womanhood.
or the money paid for it is returned
these terms. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

Jus,, the Trims
between the acis Is an Ola po"""''"
photograph in each package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

There wouldn't be any cases Of Chronic Ca.
Xheres $500 reward for IN incurablo CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

GETTING MAIL FOR GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.
Norfolk, Va, April o.-OfIicial mail for the Grand
Duke Alexis Is arriving at Norfolk every day. The
Admrals regulations prohibiting visitors on beard tho
ship, during review In New-York will not apply 70
Hampton Roads while the ships are lying At anchor.
No Official courescs being shown to foreign dgni.
tarIes. reasonable amount Of visiting VIII BE- al.
lowed for women and their escorts under certain
ditions The pyrotechnic displays on April II and
- will take place In Norfolk IIarbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
WORLDS FAIR RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES.

Chicago. April o.-PresIdent HIgnboham has issued
his annual report to the stockholders OF the Worlds
Columbian Exposition. In. the report Mr.. iiisn-
botham thoroughly reviews the progress Of the Fair
since the first organization OF a board OF directors.
He says that the .ifcuties that overcome dur.
ing the last three years many. and predicts the
most brilliant for the Fair, which he declares
will be in readiness for visitors May I. The fol-
lowing is the statement Of receipts and expenditures
TO March 81, 1873: Recepts-Capltal stock, $685..
100 90 city CT Chicago, s5.0oO,OcO: souvenir cons
1867 j3o: dcbenture bonds, O04 500 interest $751;
o'3; special souvenir coins fund. $I.110Oo0: gate
receipts, 1894, SOD Oh miscellaneous s61 1921 TO- liza
bllies $780, IS; deposits escrow, *73,6O7 so;
total. s17 1874 TO- Expenditures ons'raci lon.
Sl4fl1 .JOo n: general expenses. S2.2D7.31 "A
total Sl6 500 A.. Assets hand, $7o7 sos 90.
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DIARIES : FOR 1898
xEox sc. 70 $3.50.

CEris,E,4< Cards zrs ozt OF fashion bzt in thei.
pisce We hzse beautifully illustrated booklets
1nt Calendars IL fducv and elegant designs
from t0c- 20 81 50 each
GUITARS AMERICAN MADE COiuubia in
oak o. anIique SII.00 each.
Mason G1itSrs AZ $500 and $500.
Fsirchiit and Coles Pfceoio BaEio. $500,
larEe SSuu-
Good Bauics Nickel Piztcd Sf20Q.
Autod4rpS $50 and SfI-51.
ZIthe-s. Music books. HSruOaiczs, Su1-e drums
calf skin heads SS-25 TO Sf250-
LAsu Tennis Goods. SlocGU. Jr-. Racket. 81 -.
SIoczm Racket. $3.50.
Oths- makes. s 90 and So
Satin Striped Tennis Hats. Sf-0U-
Tennis Csp<- al Wool stripes OF Poker dots,
Red o. Bike, sc
Tennis League Balls, 1ss5. Sc. each. $50 dozen.
Tennis Vets and Poles. CroqUst Sc: for four
plzyer<. $50
Maple CroqCe' Sss- eizhi-7iayers, Ss25
Fancy, S2.7j.
Hardwood CEoguzt ser fo- eigat-pIsyers with
Ens aSG handles Ss-50-
Crogust Set FOX siZht-playeFs profsssioual-Nal-
lets and Balls ali BoIEood Sf20O-
Full LiHeo Bibles aaat Prayer Books. At from
5oc- Up
Wagons Carts. Dol Carriages Fine Stationery
and Bank Books specially.
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/ ITEMUS LIBRARN SERIES HALF LEVANT
NJ Pc'nt e View. n-ennond $50
| Natural Law. Dyunmoud St.s0
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Tales fro- Shakespeare. St-sO
All the above il
HALF CALF AT Sis EACH.
cue case $50.
HANDY Vol. Ed. FRENCH. SILK BIND.
ING, FULL GILT, AT $50 EACH.
Lady OF the Lake, Lucille IivllS OF the King
Lalla RooSh. E A. Poes' Poems. The PriS,
eeSs, In Nsroriars, Heroes s Hero Worship.
Al The above il
PAkrtCOLoRsD CLOTH AT stN EACH.
hoosSi BruwGtnS. vols. Ia case. in Parti.eolu-.
81 cloth AZ sou.
Shakespeare, presentation Copy Is volumes
9e1nd N Russia leather. enclosed in beauti-
tul Russia leather case SlSO
TIE HARVARD SERBS volumes in csss u
no Cloch Gilt price 81
LORNA DOONE aud On the heights
ne NooDSsoue and Woman in White.
Last days Q; Poupeii and Last % Ba-ons
VENETIAN BAMBOO SERIES OF POEMS.
II pretty padded covers AZ $40 each.
LALLA ROOKIE, BIRNS; BYRON. SCOTT
$40
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LOTUS EDITION. RICHLY bound in French
six Gilt Il Sis each
TENNIS0N, BRYANT. BURNS. FAVORTTE
POEMS. LORNA DOONE. Now for your
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4 shaving cap aud Brush 51c. 70 =. 50.
Autograph albums in Plush aud Leather &c. 70
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Combination Purses aud Card Cases IL Russia
Leather. Calf. Alligator, Seal aud snake
skins from &c. 10 $50
Wallets anu EoeEet Books sane make - above
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Purses Of all dissertations
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he CONVERTED TALMAGE.
The Saver Of 10000 Souls Dies
AfteE q Long Minfsfrr.

NV TOEE, Dec. r. The man
Who converted 1000 souls and IN
aUeneed Rev I. Dewitt TzIuzge
TO become 3 preacher, Rev. vii
Han P Co.bit. died yesterday. He
had been N the Methodist minis
fry half century, and was Z pow
e-fI and persuasive speaker
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- Wfnfstrrfsl - -.

Ms. EDros: From the many
+ curious comments 1 have heard,
l on the matter Of the loan bin In
t7cdueed BY the Minister Of Fin
anoe, I believe that mSny people
do no; clsz-ly reAlize the real
working Of State loans, and would
therefore welcome little explana-
ton
The Ministerial Lozu Bill calls
To- the power Of raising 5 sum OF
$4,000, bearing interest no; more
than 8 per cent, 70 be Issued AZ
nor les than 9S.
From this loan, It Is self-svideut
that the Cabinet are determined 10
saddle On this poor suffering eoun-
~ another indebtedness 81 5 high
rzte Of interest. With no spparent
wish Of trying 10 alleviate the bur
den, by an effort 70 procure $
smaller interest, such IS I have
proved can be o6:zined in Europe /;
out passing glance does not
make one realize the extent Of the
injury inflicted on the taxpayers.
4 few figures viii make the
--,.--.,- -,r--
i loan Of $4,000 ST 6 per cent
issued integrauy ST 9S, would losd
The country with ; debt Of 5 no
min2I tosSI o. about s-66.OOO.
costing &n annual interest Of
$500
i siuilar loGn, s7y 81 ; per cent.
could Be issued ST any figure be-
tween 20 and 9S, for the sake Of
argument, I shall say 80. IS being
the least favorable; $4,000 st 5
per cent, issued ST 90. would need
s nominal total o. 1855. 600. costing
the yearly interest OF S24.990.
There ezn De no doubt thar. for
the present generation. s loan cost
ing only S24.e $50 would Dc better
than one costing $+5, 96Q. But this
Is only one side Of the question. IS
: rezl 6r9lcier has to study the
Interest Of the future IS well IS
that q the present
Now, s1PPosing according 70 the
bill. that the IOan must be fully
reimbursed sfter thirty years. the
two shove loans vii stand IS fol-
lows.
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ELtrs cost o. Minister
Jones laundering $50 SOS. tltla

Etrs cost Of Minister
Jones laundering sd 5655, Gue
Fthe $4,000 had been Issued
fo- > pG cent st 95, which i prob
sole. they would have cost the
people $4,000 nominal and S23.-
700 annually. capital and Interests
IN thirty years, $500. 600 OF
$4,000 less than the ministerial
loan Of course. all these figures
may vary according to the differ
eut shades between 3 and 6 per cent.
interest, and between 90 and 100
(or par. but the proportion Of loss
70 the country remains 81 least
what has been figured above. and
may zmount 70 much more. Thus.
az the very best. the bill presented
70 the Legislature viii cost Hawaii
one round half million. which could
be economical BY modifying the
provisions Of that bill.
Further comment Is unnecessary.
and It Is similarly useless to point
ont other faults Of the same
bill, the most gizring Of which Is
ieing down the country for ten
years. when three years would be
enough 4 MARQUES
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EGAN & GUM
BREWER BLOCK

BREWER BLOCK STREET
tIf you want the Latest Millinery Goods, call at Egan
Gums
lFor the Prettiest and most Stylish Ginghams Sateen
Organdies, etc. go to Egan Gums.
I8Cal and the bargains Offering in Ladies
and Chldrens Fast Black Hose.
A nice present for Christmas is Bathrobe Blanket
Egan Gum showing choice line of these Goods.
g-Egan Gum have just received full line of sizes in
P D. COrsets
g Japanese Grapes in white and stripes at Egan
Gums.
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Xmas : Announcement
Games and Blocks.

Co,1pss5ls Bz5,efu- Lssse- B,oeks VIII Nessesy
MINES. sc ard St-S2
Let's VIII - Carts SO. *. s. - ard S2.c.
0IoGsI 6-slGruS Bt5eSS~ St-S1
A 5. c. E-ccSS, Beautifully illuminated. IS 10
SI.1z
yarS-sss E=zl5s=- BloeSs, IN eoso-e6 HOotS, Sc,
=lc-- 80
Rz5i7cdc Ns-sggrSs Psc:zrc BlocSs. Sc
Wcsi5's Columbian Psctr-s P'-zzseS, &c
Genie CEess lvs-T cc=ic', &c
S1c-EsE Ls.re- 5l1ck1S sikh Letters and lI-St-9-
tons. sc
Cane q Ti5Giety WirSs, SO. and Sc.
B2cSsznzoc Boards complete 15c- ard SSc-
he Frs--y YiliA-s-ys-y Eccc. tx - Si-sS-
Cl-czs Fics=-e PCzzls. Stu
cane g BaSs-c1 large. ST-Ja.
or EcEr-foc.sG Friends Picture ElocS. sc.
Tsrcz-s Park Stesple Chase GS=s-lx-ge, &c
P2-lcC Fccs-etil always amusing. &C.
BicycIs Racs, slc-
Elcs Arc--6 the WcriG-asv and sc1d, SIX.
santa Clz-S Picture Cakes making * interest
i-E u5crC-s<-l1rce- SIG
Merry N--zs Canes containing : : pretty PSgicr
-sUsS. TSc- Sc
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50 sa-A
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ROUND GAMES OF CARDS

j4cS >v-as. L5--Iz jack ECrEs--
ore kin Cole. TuS1 Ike Ne,
P-Ss il CCrEs-. Bla Bsa Back Sheep,
AL : CENTS EACH.
SPIDER auc Fly,
B-scS C1-- FOX ard Gsese.
D. Eus1y. AL At 90 CENTS EACH
I1cz >-raws- SO
E-rc cCLr1> Lzaza-- sc
F5rs R1sezUoG Crib boards with Ivosy PEGS.
SOU
L C'czz- Crs5cck-5s- 70 Sf-l1- $50
El-s SD GstzE Ec1-eS With D-arc- ard CirIs.
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cause England Is nos pezpetusllv
tSnkering with her finances,
4. MAS2UES,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-10
Installation Of Officers.

On Tuesday Excelsior Lodge.
No I. L O. O. e held z meeting,
WHEN the following officers wsre
installed c. J-lFIsheI- P-GDD-G.
6 was ably assisted IN the install
Istio1 BY Pc Alex Macintosh,
acting g CIV Pc = J Locker,
GM: PIG j. K Wen acting Is
GS- and L u MeIli= acting as
9. Trezsurer.
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Go.3er -asAe 3lsasr. (con'i.).
Cloth Bound Books in Sets.

Rev. CesS. HsrsSicy's WEEKS, Sv,,lS., SS.o0.
WSrcricy Novels. e vols. SS.0t
Beluvs LySios. = vo,s. Siao0
SesS. Dickens tpeh SO SfAVUl - vols, SNSo
NAcSE,cy, : hiSscyy ~ England. wis, SS.OO
>;atles Set Help Series, } wis. SSOl.
Sophie Nays LATHE prUay Series, S6Ol.
The >losy 81 an American Sailor, siehly Gili
Clota. 4sc. $40
BiSs Jackets q iSs6, BY Abho,s, nv, 500,
30 etfSfs DO Ito sou.
sStileEeitS and CaGpsreS. BY Abbott, i,o. SOU
Hurting Ia the Juasle BY WSr-cn kelicsc, SO.
Si.IA
Weses Illustrated Na,sral His,0sy 40. boards
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NOTICE.

THE ROAD FROM PAHALA
L % Tie VOLCANO HOUSE. knOEz a.
Ps1s- LsSs Rozd- Il private roaf- Any one
Efszszz 70 tEzFsI ever the szze E1Et pay S150
tolL PzFzb5s estazz a. TIE Tolczzo Hozse c.
- tie E1zt-TEy H0zss-
IN+a PETER LEE
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W c Pzrke, S-N-G-
z P McIntyTE- VIC
Pc L L La Pierre Secretary
Pc J u Dat Treasurer
W D. AleLander, r. Warten-
". Ross, Coud1e1OE.
Pc :. S4vidZs, RS-N-G-
Pc ! ! Leckerr L-S-N-G-
2 ". Wood, R-S.V.G.
@ Hirehinzz- L-S-V-G-
Gso- AIIEeines- RlS-S
G. IchLSon- LG.
Pc Alex Macintosh. Chaplain.
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TREsPASs NOTICE.

Ii OWNERS OF THE AM
IA zzls ErespEssirZ o. ~ L81ls q Piihonzz.
Hiio- HzElii- zrs hsEe5y notified 70 rsuoTE then
EtEkout csEsy. q thsy vii b prosecuted 70 tae
II extent q the LEz.
g ITRaEER
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THEo. q. DAVIES & CO.,
MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE SHARE
"a hoidezs o. the Hi Lands q AIi01znz.
Pzp11- EoioL1 ard EalrzEG- Vii &c held ~ II :
AE46olG CEzrcds AE16olG- Ez1zi, e. 70 a Il,
OF AONDAT. J4nE1ry Il Is9s- fox the p1rpose
q he4rizz RAD TIE Bg-Lass AID Regulations q
said CczpuE
Ali interested parties srs Invited 70 attend
TX Apollo. Manager.
azaEoia- Der =. fse2 1853
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We g. z,s h,,s rz-Ss,vss -vzF,zs-A,s scs ~
s.ass=szss =ass q c-szsszs szF-esss1 1y c=
ec--ss-c-Ea-rs-
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Hawaiian Annual.

NO HANDBOOK EXCELS THE
~ HAWAIIAN ALTAEAC And ANNUAL
fC- rslfNhfe statistical srf -s8ezi info-zzrtoz
rzL1-frg 20 IEezs Isiznrf. FTics = ccztss O.
EzEflez E5-szd a. = csncs sacE-
THOs. r. THKTE. PEbiEEes.
1z-ly EO-olzlz. 2 T.
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\. The Ministerial one.
S7o6,000 nominal ST 8 Der
cent. bearing $3.50 :
year, VII hSve eoS-- after
Reimbursement capital
2nd Interests ----------S22- ~, ~ so
B.-The same SIN borrowed
II Europe 81 ) per cent,
represented by : nominal
sun o. SS53-000, bearing
$50 5nnu7I Interest.
vii have e0st the country.
e2pltsI Snd Interests for
thirty yszrs----.-----.----- Isl, 81, Slg
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administrator Notice.
-HE UNDERSIGNED NAV

l. trr Eeer GEly aUrotuted AdrliuistrEfOr Of
tEs Eszzte u HENRY v MCINTOSH Of Homo
lEi-- jain Gecs1seL- notice i heEEDy given 70
Al perscr- kzEizz Claims Gzzins. tie safd estate
sEEI rasF Ezsr Preseaf tie szue d1ly verified
and =5.E pr5psr FszcEsrs % The zzEeEEizEe4
zItEfE az u6CfEz f-01 the GATE hereof o. rhsT
VII 1s fgEsTe= barred; AID al persons fldeb-sf
e ssfd es-zre IRE requested 70 Ezzks immediate
PGT-ezt
n EcINERST
4zli1issrg:1r C the Esssss o. Z v McInioz5.
Eczo1Elz- Der = Iz2S 1874