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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-23
TIE CENT

What California needs''-said thai
very wise and good man, DR.. Stebbins,
ST the Unitarian dinner last week
"trhdt California needs Is plain nor
atty, industry, fr7IgGlity and the cop
per cont"
The mission of the cent, in COM
merce, Is far reaching and whole
some. 1t is s. mile post, on the
highway OF civilization. We re-
member when the rial" twelve
and 6 half cents, Spanish coin) was
the smallest coin in use here. Our
rulers. who introduced the large
copper cents into this country, many
years ago, failed to see the economic
condition. The cent wouldn't be
sent. and the natives resented its
introduction, and it had to 60. The
people had not reached the mile
stone Of the copper cent. Nations
that manufacture, ike fine ships,
must be copper bottomed. Only
when there Is close competition,
and thorough commercial organiza-
ton, and great skill, has the cent
any place. We used TO see an old
millionaire, the president Of q bank,
walk by the Wall street ferry, in
Brooklyn. y. Y, over which the
fare was two cents, and take the
Fulton ferry, half s mile beyond,
where the fare was one cent. He
said that be had great respect for a
copper" and in keeping his eyes
on that, he had gotten far ahead
Of the men, who looked only
ST the dollars. The argument,
from small coin, may, however,
be carried too far. The fact /
that 8 cheap dinner may cost 1
10000 "millereis," in Portugal, |
does not prove that the Portuguese
are exceptionally prosperous.
The people Of California have
not yet reached the penny mile
stone. They have not reached that
point in public or domestic econo-
my, which calls for the cent. They
can compete with no manufactur-
ing nation, because their ways are
too extIavagant. The trail of the
golden serpent is over them yet.
The Examiner Is. FL said re-
Gently:
California does not today supply
her own fruit market. We import
hundreds Of thousands of dollars
worth from the East and Europe. We
raise the best cherries in the world,
and our brandies are first-class. but
the branded cherries in our best no.
tells and restaurants come from
France. We ship oranges all over the
world and import thousands of cases
OF orange marmalade from Scotland
8 country that raises neither oranges
nor sugar, and imports all its mater
isls for this industry. We raise to-
mstoes in profusion and send them
out fresh and in cans at ridiculously
small prices; and we import carloads
Of tomato catsup from Cincinnati. I
We grow walnuts at 8 few cents a
pound, and have vinegar at rates that
cannot be matched, and we import /
our picked walnuts from London. |
Preserves, msrmalades and jellies in {
glass are imported in quantities TO
san Francisco
This language expresses a condi-
ton of things which shows that the
cent Is not wanted. When the peo-
pie Of that State begin to DO fine
work, they will have the penny,
but not till then.
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Timely Copies
October 16, 1894.

dates bob up before elections
the men nominated Saturday
night will be elected on a
"heads l win tails you
lose principle. The fact that
there is no opposition, no
second or third party in the
field for political honors takes
away from the election any of
the deep interest shown by the
people of San Francisco
whose municipal and even
state politics are in the hands
of Burns and Buckley.
In Honolulu as in every
other locality there is more or
less desire for having ice in a
convenient locality at night
and it is not always a pleasant
task to get to the refrigerator
which is usually kept some dis
lance from the bedroom. A
company in New York is
manufacturing a metallic ar
rangement suitable for hold
ing ice, bottles, ETC., and orna-
mented so as to make a handy
piece of furniture for a room.
Any one familiar with night
thirsts will appreciate the value
of a thing like this. The
mother of very young children
will appreciate it because it
obviates the necessity of go
ing around at night in her
bare feet and stepping on rub
Der balls, etc, and getting
severe shocks in consequence.
The Wertheim Triplex Sew
ing Machine leads the world.
Comparing it with any other
make of sewing machines is
like comparing a cheap grade
of clarets with Wetmore's
"Cresta Blanca" brands; like
comparing the sunlight to one
of our lamps with a Bradley or
Hubbard burner. The
Wertheim is the machine for
the people; every part of it is
as well finished as a piano, the
tables are of carefully selected
wood and polished, not var
nished. The mechanism is
simple and not easy to get out
of order. The arrangement
of the shuttle and for thread
ing the needle is such that a
child can handle it as easy asa
grown person, 1t sews three
distinct stitches, chain, lock
and combined lock and chain
BY the simple turning of a
thumb screw. The tables
lave the drop leaf and six
1rawers and you can get the
whole business for less than
'ou pay for a sewing machine
With only one stitch.
Physicians have stated that
Unless the drinking water in
he Hawaiian Islands is pro-
'erly filtered there is danger
If malarial fever. The mere
'oiling of the water is not suf-
Icient because while the snakes
Jugs, etc, are killed by the
'oiling they remain in the
Vater and pass into the
tomach. There is but one
eally effective way of remov-
lg such things and that is by
sing the Improved Stone
liter. The as. G. Wilder"
'hich arrived on Monday
rought us a large invoice of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-23
NOTICE.
HHE UNDERSIGNED

liz ONDE hSION ED, AS
Il signee Of the Estate Of c. HO AHO. HiIo
hereby gives notice that he will pay dividend
on the l4fh November TO all creditors who have
filed their claims. All claims not made befc,s
that date will be forever barred
l3s<lm II. W. SCHMIDT. Aseionee
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The canning factories of Victoria
are now putting up rabbits in vast
quantities, and, it is thought, that
by this means these pests may be-
come useful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-23

THE meat-producers of Australia
have had much difficulty in find
ing good market for frozen meat
in England and on the continent.
1t brings a less price than fresh
meat, owing, mainly, to the fact
that as soon as the cold is taken
out of it it begins to deterior-
ate, and also does not lock as well,
or furnish as much gravy. The
Australians have, finally, tried the
experiment of shipping live and fat
cattle to the English market, and,
it is claimed, that the experiment
is successful. A cargo of live cattle
recently reached that market in
good condition. 1t is found that,
after shipment, they fall off for a
few days, but, after that, pick up
and grow fat, if the food is of the
right kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

pAtTrnopc WASHINGTON CHICAGO St.N'''
Natl. ST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS nN, ISSs
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON All, iH Clio AGO.
Leave New York Iuot OF Liberty SKI aaly' 90 p NJ
1856 p IL i2s night rITTSHieGR Saili i'S 81
weekdays p. Nj SUNDAYS 10 = n. NJ car i:So
TON BALTIMORE S s1S n, 81 IS" ca 800 = sunday
100 isl5 night. All trains daily o rHseps Ex sun
NEW ORLEANS 800 T. N. daily through ron,e ofccs
Via Washireton and Shenandoah Valley fvun iOo
10 o6i Ais iiO Broadway. II ias. i,a,,ion' foot
Grand-st. y Y; 34t Fulton-st. BrooN!"' s'''
OF TJbertv-st. G. r. K. Of y. j. 80 1t ,or o,a checx
New-york Transfer Company VIII ,sa, i ~,
baggage from hotel or residence 10 oe'
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A.1oet Elver-4.. ne'.a .''. S'r"''''' =
=, 'rh ., , .''' ana wa 4. H,nr, rarsn
.. 81. % .,te Do ~ i'.t-f'. mortgage. b YEAR ~
T.nlt.i,.. Ai.ijt o. Mnu.. M'frr I"'l- &C
,i,,. " 81, r ","' All ,.r, g.. -.s,.,,l s..
,onI '.ans. iosth-s'. - Riverside Drive .
1.i.~,,t ,..,,r ana husband q, Charles uogl..
.g!.sf ~ G'h.ntr. : f-1f4. ..---.....- '"
Ffia-r Nl.Yr of fhc ofisr n - iun-.s o.
M,rl oI:-ilf aal another. ll' 'n4 Ii' i'N- ~.
r',zo,tr!ra Elizabeth. t l.serh s,aah.
f,r,.si-iyo p ~ Cedar Place. . t'a'. ....,.t...
81, % ,o-rrr - iI,ra'I1.-'. f"'r.-.. ....... -
Gfeac,n. Robert 4. 20 ,sifAlln' q E'nn =,
JIa,,,.rran. Lerii, ma husband 90 Henry \ . -.
Ta,lor ~ anl ~ Trad 1l. - T.'-;;..,.t. '''
q .Ntf.s' % - "iA-ere mHrirl e's. ',f-. ~
II,nnin- James vs.. and NJ. O. m N"% .'" ~
fu,.rll. Asylum - N.s' i2I~'. " years...-- ~
It,rns phoebe fp TITLE Guarantee md Trust 60. .
-. lnd - PEEK Sl,l. fr.fs-..-, 80. ,..-.--, 60, u
Jones Louis. aul VII" to Thomas w Jones. l"' 90
riv,rr'i"n J,m.s - IIcnrr Opp"nhciuer o. 81.
n - S~ih-s' - Hfy"r-Il" Drive. 'enr. ...-. .
7 ,z.r sarah r. =, Julius Lipmau. Ma s1n-at".
4. I,-',t'a,c q = f70th-si ! year.
Mnr,hs sophie g. - Henry ruvhes 3i'h- .
IT, . u 7u-ayc. yea-s:...... ..........-.-, ].
xoonnn. Arthur T. 10 william + IInm"'. 80
o,.. ut"h,,d ami wlf. 30 I.rios Webb q SON
W @ Washingi ,n av'. ~ ltl1-ft....... 49,
pen,uly Belle. 80 Thomas T. Graham. = "'ih-
pichc- pavid AMI vito o. Annie D.ssosway AMI -.
another. 1lG Wet t2i-*' "a .r'caS"s. -
Reid Harold 10 William g L"setor. 1"d -.
. - Avenue s. = mort cages. ............ %
e,nin Henry y. - Jennie Herman - ~. I"N-
,,o,o.,-a,n g " corner cO'h-et. mortgage. ~
s,a"om Thomas. 20 Henry r scudler. III East
wa ,Tl,,Ii Mary To- Jdeoph " Saadfori ii1
v,.M,fgh, ,frcI K 10 Francis Icnc.s. @ 3 Yves,
End-ave ~ "3i-st. y"ar........ ..........,
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WEST SHORE Rail. R0AD.

(N \ Q. e IT T. T.. T.. %. I@I.9sI94''I t.,,.,r.
Trains leave West 42ls station. Newi0rA As olIo".
and Is minutes earlier from foot FranSiin,st; p..,
U:l5 A. M.-Daily Albany Utica. syracuse Ron.
ester Burralo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago eA'
6:15 y. M.-Daly for Albany Montreal .tca 100, ns,.o.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls To'oN'o' He''''
Cleveland and Chicago. poo..
Sfo r. MInaty for Aoany t &c., De,rSt Glove.
land and Chicago. 49,. ,,.or,.
FOR timetables parlor ani s'eerirccr accom-
oSetons annly city Offices BROOKLYN and New ~
AT stations Time tables Mt principal hotels For QUIET "
formation address .,.,,
s-tl
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LAcKAwaxvA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in Ncw-York foot of Barclay md
Chrtstopher Streets.
COACHES

vESTIBrLED iRAiNS' ~ blMAN cOax ID
pIrrct rpute 10 NEWARK. BLOOM If.i4O. MOHrSlNti.
The ORANGES. summit. Bernard1vie bAs~s on
Ridge Madison Morrisown Pass~ic Paterson, hg1a-
ton Dover. Stanhope BCDD's LAKE. LAtE- ny
PATCONG. Fackestown. SCHOOLt1S siON - nNttf;;
Washington PHILLIPsBURG. EAsT0N MA RtA
GAP STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains -
ToN. TITTsToN, WiLKESBARRE N S.e3sa RiSG
HAMToN. oXFoRD NORWICH Ws,spyilss FrlS 90.
WEGo. ITHACA. OwEoo. ELMIRA, co9SINo:
hath bANsvIiLE. nl'FFALo,i, and, and all poin"
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWE EST. 70,
600 4 M-BUFFAIO. UTICA. and oswEGo EN,
Press Pullman Palace Cars. CONNECTS at BuIa.s
with train Tor Chicago. arriving go a. m AeE'
s:2o A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
100 ?. M-scRANroN RINGTIAMToN and ELMInA
EMPRESS. Pullman parior csrs >~, d, -, VI.
+. ..-SC1sANTON. WILkESRAR'SE ana fbi ~
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars .,.r-,-.,,
$50 p ". O)aiyl-BtFFAIO LIMITED ENftNl'S'-
Pullman Sleepers. Arrives AZ s:la q. m .....-,
o:00 =. NJ CDaily)-B BUFFALO. UTICA and Os"~Sp
TicHr!Ts AND PT'IIW.T N:COMNOD ATIONS - :,
Murray-s ~ Broadwav Tickets at rsrry stations.
1Ss and q42 Broadway 80 West l23th-s 49, Coiroi'.
ave. New York: 333 Washington-st 1c6 Tutonst ana
Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables. giving fun n,os-
nation At all stationa "a IL T.. 49,,
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of COrtinndt and DcsbrOsses Sfrcct"
T,OO A. W. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
stations connections except Sunday for POTTS
VILE ana READING
$40 4. VI. daily ,Sunday s:l5 A. M. for GENEVA
ROCHESTER, HrFFALo. and IN" West. ana prli'lpal
local points. dining and char-car 20 Wilkesbal1e'
Pullman 10 buffalo. ..,.,,,
O;OD 4. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
ard intermediate points connections Tor Reading anu
Harrisburg.
I.::,O u VI. daily. except sunday. for ELMIRA and
MI Intermediate stations connections for Potsvils and
Reading: chalr-car 10 Mauch Chunk
$40 Il. VI. daily. except sunday. for T." and H.
JUNCTION ana principal inermcdat" stations: Pullman
parlor-car Wlkesbarre: connections for Potts
vile. - -.
$50 y. VI. daily. except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
$50 T.. VI. daily SUNDAY. at 5:l5 = NJ for EAsToN
and Intermediate stations ..
T,iO - VI. daily SUNDAY 600 p. M. for BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALl.S and all points West. Pullman
Sleeper ycstbucd train ~ Y To Chicago. Sleeper 10
Buffalo: conn, ctlons for Reading and Harrisburg -
G;:.O T. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for MACCll
CHUNK and Intermediate stations. -
900 T. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCflES'
TER. FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poinu
West. Pullman Shoppers TO Chicago and buffalo
Additional SUNDAY trains: IL 90 \. NJ. for MACCH
CHUNK and POTTSVIILE and oil intermediate stations.
Tickets Pullman accommodations AT 30 bi. oii.
and i323 BROADWAY. ii3 Bowery 81 East 18th st. i55
East le5th-st New York S8o Fulton-s. Court-st..
and ns broadway Inooayn y. y.
The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and
check baggage hotel residence through TO desna-
ton
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n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot West a-i-s follows. /" ""-'e'
so A. IT. ,daily except sunday FOR Walkil ts,y
y r. stations Middletown Ellenvlle. Fallsburg lDe'
uarbondale scranton. Walton. Debit. sidney No'"''
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswegD, - rx,-ss.
3I5 +. 81 lexcept sunday. sullivan 60; PIX ~,
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Csn2ns t,.
NddetOyn EenVille, Mountain Dale. centre Ne ~
burg Hurleyvill- Liberty Falls Liberty PaFks'"e' a"'
Livingston Manor. ,.,,..,u. .,ails,
7:lS p "a daily Nddletown. summi,xxiin'e, VIE, SIi.
burg. Liberty. Livingston Manor Kockahr va, Fsis
nrN Norwich. Oneida. Fulton Osweso. N"s"t" f''''
Detroit Chicago. ~, pr,,4oay
'rcLcts and Pullman accommodatons at 3,l lIoa+"J.
4"" ~ J. e. ANDERSON. C. p 4
81 Rsay
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Ont of { own propcrln for Sale.

PUNISHMENT PROPERTY
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
IN. h,t4ir.-4 block modern brick and stone All nni"r
rental An "a ucart, suburban town VIII 10" sold On N"
,.is - r.r cent net income. tn" property ~ " a
iiuI that lis bound appreciate" and is 'p'cal, S'''
T. on estate income must %" certain fT,"~
I'M, sgnnri Fer gam particulars address JAMES
R1Dc;fi- Trustee +. g. Bon l@ y y
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A. WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannia Mch ~ IL a m I!.i'anne. April T. 10 A. M
Griinanic. Mich. ~ II a. m ,crmanc Apr -. IA. m
.rcutunc. -. April I. +. nj 'trItOnlc. May = - IN
From white Dock. foot ot West ioti. St ~
80 COTTON CARRIED Eh fASSr.N.'f.i' > 80 10
cation berth Second cabin on these selinrs So ana
$40. St.efage from ;he Old Country 80 NO ~
broadway. -Yok. Philadelphia oacc 800 Whinuts
H. MAITLAND kERSEf. Agent.
NCHOR LINE.
"a UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIPS
FOR Ola COW VIA 10 ID o ~ - r l. Il l.
From Pier 81 ~ r. foot OF Yves, .: H'hI''' m.
CITY OF ROME. saturday May ~ Jun. 80
St~cragc. outward. S23 lrcpald. ~ ,.--,
CAHf% ENCUI;SICs TICKETS At REDUCED ~ if'''
For drafts and other lnforinatioh Apply 70
EENDiISON BROTHERS. Rowln: dr"rn. Newfork
,JINARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN; ~ ~
Umbra. Mich Il 2 AuraniH APR ~ /? r. mr
Campana VI - go mhria .Apr' ~, a., i.' ~
Erura. .Mch. 81 | o. IN. ''amu"nIa. NJ - o.w a."
Fron, pier ~ Noith River. foot oc c7a'tsons,:
Cabin Inssag.. $40 and upward Second onnin S' anu
upward. according 4 steamer ana l"a =,
Steerage tickets 10 and from all parts OF EUROPE ~.
very low For fTsight ani pass.ss appS AZ '"'
VERNON II. BROWN h Co. General Agents
DERMT'DA. Tho elegant ana new steamship
II'TRINIDAD' Is row making the voyage from New
La ~ S"St ~ ,lire March l'th. ~ 70 a. ~, r,rns
illustrated Pamphlets Staterooms. SC, apply 20
COOK X SONS CT to A T. CrTEHBluDGE e 'o'
Agents. Quebec s. S. Co. 80 Broadway. New-foFk'
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6 orrtrn 31ropfrin Go Grt.

A FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses to lease
n a beautiful, h~a!tAnl resort
SHORT HILLS, y. d.
D~'1gs constitutes ~ ,i,nrv panrieScss ,nnc.,
open nrcpinccs Sewage system complete before houses
erected: rre water. gns; excellent sidewalks; roads
churches: schools: cssno 70 vsSr huifances moderate
i.nia: 90 fonuteg from Nep-f'k =. l. a.d ". Il. L.
address D.x j. aaos. Hls =. j. O!i-c V's. sSisicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Trains lenvs station foot Of Liberty 81.

trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table IN Effect Feb. j.. 1895 ..
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunE' 20
g s5 S' :is 4 e. iSS Sc 2 t'n0"n Sundays
sr c $50 NJ f snaa ysd so % $40
$40 100 400 400 5:4s 7:so P ", l2:ls night, sum
DAYS $50 A. NJ. 100 80 30 80 N lgi5 5 ngs sS
400 s:4s p NJ. i2:i5 night Sundays 100. $50 P NJ
FOR sunbury. Lewisburg and Williamson AZ go 500
uris s a night sundays. 71s 4 NJ 7so M ~, nsh,;
Pleasant Pleas nta $50 SIS; !, 20 : NJ 40 -. 90 RED
cav. except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 200 A NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD
40. Sis A. NJ, 1:45. $40. 40 p. n ,..,
Barnegat 40 Sis A. NJ. I:45 40 p. ".
For Atlantic City. Vineand. and Bridseton' 500 ~ Ms
20 'F s M:n'2s b'Sfn 10, .c 40 sua:
days BOO A. - 100 p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadeiphia week days. 4:3o 500. 900. 1000
II 80 Dining Carr \. NJ. 80 300 400 CuG.t fa,ios
Carp. 500 Dining Carp. 900. 80 stS =; NJ Up
Iis 6 ss sSDd pnns s'5 Car ia 7so g. 25 night
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 200 Il ~
lsi5 n,sG5 SUNDAY, e 20 % sp s Tsh c'o
.s is ~. ITO Ia2s n,osdy.y. ~ oh A ,s:s
:, E: 81 c lih s AZ at F NsYork h T, $50 81
TON 81, Rrookivn: % Rroadway. Williamsburg. Ths
Nrwyork Transfer Company VIII call fr and cheek bag
gage from hotel O residence 70 destination.
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1TEHG de @OTOg
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

New hotel and and tho most complete bathing
establishment IN America.
900 elevation. in the great Warm Springs Nal"y
OF Virginia reached by the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
MAGNIFICENT mountain surroundings and superb climate
Bathing attendants the best European baths Every
bath from flowing hot sprinGs-hot vapor hot an ho'
,nout dhe most curative bath known. needle spray.
electric. massage &c.
One nights ride from NewYorl Via the c. O. T.
10 F. V. Limited Slccyers and Dining Car.
Full information application at 9. & O. Once. W-
broadway New York or by addressing Or. T. W. CHA
PIN Medical Director or J. T. CIiAMPLIS. Manager.
Hot Springs Bath Co. Va
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Ocean GlcImer5
INTERNATIONAL NANiGATiON 'oMPNNYS LINES.
From rlcr ~ North River. foot ~ tuition st
AE1lsLMUWAM lLUNl5
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and convenient route 10 London
No tran-fcr b, ten Ter. No tldal delays
Close connection at southampton for lfnvtc and Pars
BY special fast twn-screw Channel steamrrs 80 .
Chester .Mch 10. n. m New York NJ 'h y 10 m
RED 9IAn lLUNls
FOX ANTWERP.
RELGENIAND. "Wednesday. March -. II 4. II.
EIlI .lhrr,iay, March Il m.
i%Tr:i;NATIONAI. NAVIGArIoN COMPANY
q BOWLING GREEN.
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Furnished Gouscs Go Set Gonntrn.
BAR HARBOR, Maine.

FOR RrNT FOR THE SEASON or 1894. on" Of the mos;
desirable cottages Bar Harbo Maine" For particulars
address I'll Connecrcu'-a,c.. Washington. D. c.
I pNG EEAN'T- ELHENON-To Rent ne ~ 'i ~
.0.t.r.s. various AMI prices. h"-t part 1I -
l.r0n opposite the Grand and 'hids c'ag"s me '"n
s.ati,ng and bathing. house, elegantly furnished. W'
modem improvement. PLUMBING. etc For parueu-
lars uquire Fifth-ave. ~" prA. or Ea lehr
c5tiag- a." g-Ounas
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Cunnlrn properin for Sale.

DrpKSIfRE FAEN ncar Great Rarrinr'nn Mass
ID ~ asf.. ,,'- hay. house !. rooms. anil"
buildings new. orchard sop fr'os running wi'ri pic.
r, ,.-l. worth Sl5"'" owner. -. ~ THOMPSON. ~
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E,rooklnn Real Gsiaic for Sale.

4 on SALF.-Iiouse Park slope best location on sixth
Ave. biggest bargain offered In this section 81
Brooklyn: -sory and basement brownsone. 2oSisHl~.
perfect order throughout only SO 500 10 quick buyer.
cannot l duplicated less than sli"OO. this Is "A
opportunity Apply 80 Court 81 and go Flatbush Ave
LEONARD MOODY
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CLYDE LINE

CLYDE LINE.
a. cAnEST9H c the Soq'h and Ssn. Southwest
From Per - f. T. t;oot q is,5-cvest, P m
r ;rTid@y y Ma1S" y
ALGONQUlN r. rday' Maroh j."
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FLA CENT & rENN FAST + 3 P. LINE va JAcKs.
"''' ~ 7 g. E,iFK ',enI Agt $40 Bway. y. y
:IALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXAS GEoEGIA AND Fd0RIDA.
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urxrco CIV 1!i;' ANB . POINTS 5i: IL MEXICO.
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and ana cuba Eyse;9 p9ssensrr a1e2mm2 2a
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NETHERLANDS LINE.
y for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via BouiOsn.
MAAfPHH I 5aasas M Ma1sh K at at M
FMS, cabin. - and upward second cabin $50 storage
rarsens~i "a Xsency. 20 Hr5adaay.
OLD OMINTON LINE.
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VIRGINIA sEAG PETERsBrRG re- and RIcHM T5SI,
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have Yer, superior accommodations Tor passengers.
FOR MARACABO- FREIGHT ONLY
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General Managers. l3J Frontst.
L, AVANNNII LNE.--TIlREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from Sew Pier 35 y r.. foot Of sprns-st
; : CITY OF AUGUSTA. saturday March 10. p. m.
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gonnectine with central r. p; ), +, snd " BY and
r. e. and T. l. X. FOE All. POINTS SOtTH. Through
ltls adne and through Tickets Pass accomHo'
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F. C. < p RH 3j3 Bway . : $. Co. \. Pie. 81. Mr..
g. ". SORRTr. Manager.
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Ncm 1Dnbl'cntlons.

ID OOK French Conversations for sale, 3oc
ID AT French Academy Nl3 Broadway. Hon. =. BER-
GER Director French tuition; conversation especially
Also fencing lessons FOR ladies'
Twentieth Edition. post paid, .,r Csc. or amps .
r1,UE HUMAN HAIR: Why ii Falls on:
( Turns Grey. and the Remedy; By Prot HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ LONG CO., IOl3 Arch ~, l'lia.
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ETION LINE.
" FOR QrEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL.
From Pier l.. ~ Cirand-st.. Jersey CITY
ArAcL; SATURDAY. March 81. I:3O a. m
cabin passage sc and upward Second cabin. $50
steerag". SO =, ,.>.,rr,,,r, . ~
roio,hone 3Oai Cort,7nd 60 Broadway.
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MANlBWRG7ME1 LSLRUGANI
LINE

~ VIA TSTlIMUS OF PANAMA. ., -.
i, Calrornia Mexico and Pacific Ports % Central ana
America. nm
Newport. Mich 10 noon nI ma s.. ,v N. com.
line 20 san Francsco enjoy tne I'LL
.os a tropical climate and on the way call az po'''
OF Fix Central American Republics and Mexico .,,o
Francisco ="
,i an, h.rth for yoyage Of four weeks
For full particulars address the general ageh's'
STAMFORD PARRY HEBRON CO..
rs l3roalvav or Pier No "a y. r. n Y.