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1'Tu ST. III Il. - Furnished rooms, WIN -
without hoard: gentlemen, - "a czf
l4TH Sr. PA, between ID and Sd aves. --IArgo
clsT ST. 20 E.-Handsomeiy furnished ruoalA
With board; visitors to city Accommodated -.
sonable rates. references, --7T5 - gc II,
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Good viii q Interest for Sale.

FOR sALE-corner liquor & beer saloon: $500
beer sold weekly; good place for a German
listy 1858 Ave A.
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A RARE CHANCE-A nne road-house for sale
cheap between Passaic and Paterson. For full
particulars apply to Mr.. DAVID PRlESTLEi.
care OF Mr.. S. oberre, lT 18th ave. Paterson
N j.
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SAFES sold direct from factory; house, sl5; bus!-
ness, SIS: catalogue free. n. Y. SAFE CO.,
Clinton place
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~. boLUTE SALE-Parlor and bedroom furni-
u &c, sdebOard, leather chairs; also upright
ceS 90; complete or separately. l61 East b6h ST.,
TAIL DAY and evening.
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EWRITERS-uapdsomest. largest stock in
city; beautiful Instruments rented, - monthly
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN EXCHANGE, COS Broad
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GRAND As,-uiiNMENT richly furnished fats
ali prices, tEr., ipuHl'tlrN. FLAGI go FUR
ueh.d II -, "a Wrs' 2ii -.
WE WILL rrESI~lI \ FLAT CoWu'rtn and
ready lot houS"h"'plns, irCuiins linNn. GrncN
ely. &c, On torn. sol ~ u 81 weekly uutl paid
for parics intending 10 hire FURNISHED HAT viii
Tesdi see the al ,aniagr II owning tn" contents
81 a home and "a really less expense: your choice
Of an immense assortment Of furniture, carpets.
rui.S and curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces and
scores Of Rrvtty things to make u home inviting
cal for Isl Of ta,s, price lists and estimates
HENRY MASSIs- & SONS, I.p. All Sth ave.
betw cen 3lst and sd SITS, white building.
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WATCHES, diamonds, Iewelry, 81 wceklyIn-(
stalmeQts: articles delivered on first payment
Exchange Watch Co. 3i7 broadway.
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BICYCLES.

l A.-STORE FINTURES. counters, shelving,
Thtr6wcases cigar figures, Ice boxes, scales. gas
now ytpres. &c 456 Grand st.
per or NE UPRIGHT PIANO. Few months used |:
thcreflJ household furniture, folding bed sewing
day. me, Sc sacrifice. los East 48th st.
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Furnished-East Side.

Furnished-East Side.
MADISON AVE- 1895 Summers beln-Eiesantiy
furnished Hat. rooms hath: corner: all
light cool, clean, splendid geehborhood; modern
ware. s.. $50 weekly.
18TH ST. ~ F.. near 9TH ave $50 furnished
small parInr fiat central location. Rim: Ms.
in privat" house to small family OF adults ref
ereuces required.
43u 81 l@l i. Beautifully furnished fat, LIST
floor: 7 light rooms; bath. piano &c. 3
months. JAnitnr.
esTH ST, ?2s Flat. = airy rooms, bath; pref
tily Furnished 81 80 weekly. stephens.
ROOMS; bath, private hall; silver. linen. &c;
us monthly, GIBSON. 1903 Madison ave.
Furnished-Wcst Side.
7TH AVE. 5f6-i-room fiat furnished complete
for housekeeping; 90 weekly. Janitor
10TH ST. IA ". outside bell Apartment of
nicely furnished a,oms for housekeeping.
"2p 81. 20 Beautiful. cool corner fiat;
piano; everything complete; summer rates
Janitor
22D ST. I7s W. $40 month for Summer; 5
large rooms; piano: nice hiocN, Winch.
18TH ST I52 W. . rooms and bath. fully fur
nishcd; summer rr.c"s Jsnilor.
3GTI 81. 80. SIS w.-ASminster carpets.
brass hctg'crdS. handSomc" furnished. cam
sl@tira liShi tn"mS 4 bathroom Inquire owner
3GrIl ST. 30 W. Newly furnished 81 room
fats: good neGhhorhood; moderate prices:
janitor ELLIS
37TH ST., 22S w.-N,ccly furnished fiat, all
inrrc ltrht '"oms u hath. Janitnr
3srH 81, ~ ", Completely furnished fiat !
night: rooms, bah per ect order; piano, &c. {;
500 JaHtior
@gTH 81, 20 ", Nicely furnished fats, AZ 3
rooms X bath, $50 weekly.
.orII ~. 285 W. Nircly Furnished, Hat. . room,
g ain. reasonable 'atcs. Janitor.
. - -
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CONFECTIONERY toy. cigar store at a sacrifice;
with rooms. Inquire 800 4. 92d st.
! CORNER LIQUOR Srurt; easy terms. In
quire brewery, POI West 10Th ST. 10 A. NJ.
CORNER LIQUOR for sale; no agents. s75 eth
South DroOklyn.
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36TH ST. 3s3 W. light rooms & bath: all i'm.
provements: richly decorated near station. $50.
Jan,Llr.
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON CLASSES WALTZ GUhRAN-
OPEN ALL SUMMER. teed in private les
LADY ASSISTANTS sons, with music 50:
HOSEA HIGGINS s.

OUR OWN NENDEMY OF DANNINH.
1885 to l4O WEST 2Sp 81, near sth ave u. sta
and FRIDAY. 100 to 1890: private lessons. 81
tickets used pupils convenience: begInners
classes. lessons 81 quarter, ~ lessons, So; re-
cepticns Weds. salts. nrst iessena private. open
all summer sA NJ. to II p. NJ Cooled by cold air
ORION NEW YORK WORLD)
Mr. HOSEA HIGGISS. In his class lessons, gives
indy dual instruction In room separate from the
general class Ditldent pupils md this
method great advantage. II Is not such n
tedious snair tC LEARN how TO dance. lie
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS. MAKING No FAILURES, and hun
dreds 81 former patrons bear willing testimony to
the fact: and during the summer season this acad-
envy Is thoroughly cooled by EDISON LARGE
COl.D-AIR APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met, OUR
OWL ACADEMY scems Ike The one 20 go 70.
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$40, FLATS $40,

Leave New York and enjoy Brooklyn, one
minute from l. station: new; bath, range, set
tubs have just finished -: something better AT
Sla: rented ~ ( them, opposite park & in the
midst OF fresh, ol air Room ~, World Build
Ing, New urk
LOOK AT THESE SINGLE FLATS. only ,i3 and
3it per month all improvements G rooms &
bath; ianirnr's services & only half hour to
New York city Hall; flats on ID ave. I'll G2
per month. CHARLES HART owner. 1869 I'd
ave, betycen Jsth 4 59th sts Brooklyn.
Sil MONInIl Near bridge entrance: entire
floor; lovely rooms: private house. 100 sands.
3i3 FLATS. new. 20 foo, brick: opposite a park:
81 minu'es from bridge. zoo feet from Van Slcen
station Kings County l. road: bath; decorat ed.
carrctoi halls & stairs electric bells. open daily
4 sundays. Apply to G. A. |. Co.. opposite sta
tion.
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lee.
naf fo p' u',,ir M ~ >,r., Charm.
>'' '0' ''' wv, !. y" $3.50
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t.Nt sid.
CLINTON pI A,r "A tar,c h en-, ali furni.hrl
rtupii,uI. 81 80, .urr.s.rl front noon, TO
ir, inr bnrsnI;rrn,, ol I.rrt.r9-cu
LEXINGTON \vr. lni 'rlaua,p,ha ~ furnished
looms; Ir,I..atc pr' rr.; ra. rita & good AZ.
commo1aluuN
Iry'tSurnS Avs ~ Er,I, bitnishrd large
front 4 naCk rooms; All convcnicnccs. rr.,soii.
abe.
LfN!NGTnN AVE. 81 Ttcciy furry ,hed'
well ventilated room III private mousse AHet''
can I mly -----
LEXINGTON AVE ID 4 3a nnoT i,oh'
rooms bay window P'rnNn'"' or "Hh',"n''
LENiNGioa ANE nni,e o' c~ ,eIns
small rooms hle'S tufh'she'' summer '''''s
| LEWIS 81. q. near Grand 81. Front has"wcnt,
furnished, for honsekeer'nS' - 90 "''h' q.
PARK AVE-, 49, ,la,rirrrrl .lI.G,nl'\ i"r'
h'sh'd if"h' Pafi"' =" '.,n 'o' F'.''''''''
-, ,n',,, f. f. Lei. Nv wcl tmrnis6 ="
''H,', =. ~ ,,,,,o, s.,I,,
~ ~ e, h,H .n,,S, t,r gentlemen &,
:, rooms ., - a ~ nail rooms ''' t'"''''"'" -
So :; ;;,,,, ,,d ,;;,-;,,,-S
~ T., i.l' i,hi,un"'nu,n NV" '"''''
an ,y~ ~ r.,rSi,he, r,o,n. for gentlemen;
~ az u, Go' bamis5m, r.,Iims room; new a
| respectable.
| nil 81 % kpartncnts . < rooms ali
light: rents moderate; lmnrov.m"n's
| 9TH ST sli E-iIandsomey furnished large
| front room. gentlemen or light housekeeping
gas, bath.
10TH ST l2i E-NIce,y furnished rooms for
| gentlemen
,,r,, or 90, =. u,,0,r ,rrr,,ho, ,,u,rs room
water ras closets. bath; also hall room gen.
| t,smcn
| -, -. = /, -. ,,.,, ,n,r,ish., :
al, Convenience; cheap Woodward
| ,,r,, er I, ,,,r u,,,,,,,, N q iccpr, fr1
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sommo-STORE FIXTURES. counters shelving show
sse it.ses upright butter refrgerators coffee mill.
Eaat Ii
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BRUNSWICK Il BALKE make: 2 billiard,
pool tables; good as new. H. East / 10Th ST.
CABINET BARRoOM FIXTURES on hand or
order: oil sizes and styles; reasonable prices.
VOGEL, 81 Bowery.
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BILLIARDS. POol-Wagner & SANFORD, manu-
facturers: factory. IS Great Jones St, near
broadway: new tables with fast cushions: second
hand; all makers; cheap.
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FOR SALE--Goat harness and wagon: almost
new; fpe RIG for children: cheap. NJ. S..
box 81 World.
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GREAT sACRIFICE-Reducng stock; gold chairs
only 2.5O, reduced from 81. GOLD CHAIR
MANUFACTURERS, SO Murray st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. every size. new,
second hand; Champion cushion used.
BEREUTER. "a "a ava
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CASH REGISTERS. all kinds. National. Lamson.
kruse. for sale genuine bargains: also all kinds
Of machines repaired.
f. BRAININ, l24 East l4th St
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nay. -sToRE FIXTURES. counter. shelving. show
meet les 22O East 20 st.
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FURNITURE-Family will self complete house,
hold furnishings. all imported In one lot or
separate, at half price, 10 ". 5oth St, paror floor.
FURNITURE FOR sALE-Account OF leaving for
Europe. REICHIIARD. SOC East 18th ST., Sd
daNr hack
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BICYCLEs-1s94 .le5 pneumatics. guaranteed,
lamp bell. tools. while they last. Hs. 1l2A
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OF sn-sfECIALTY. buying contents OF dwellings,
EG,eampt, hotels; city. country Call or address
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BILLIARD ana pool tables. new and second hand
supplied with Bartholdi quick cushion; easy
terms ALFRED q. MARX. 124 L. 18th St
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BICYCLE PANIC.

BICYCLE-Warwick comparatively new; reason
for selling. leaving the city; terms moderate
to cash purchaser Apply between and 10 p. NJ.
"Wednesday. Thursdayand Friday. at $50 Pacific
st., BROOKLYN. Reid.
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SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds; new. slc up;
good secondhand ones from $40 for cash or
monthly payments. exchange. rent and repair
ali kinds 4 machines KRuSE MIG. CO.. l9t
East nth st, 20S Grand st.
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HENRY ST., SO, Brooklyn, near the Bridge
Large, comfortably furnished rooms. complete
for housekeeping or gentlemen
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Furnish.d kli.e.Ilan.ous.

$so-sIN & lath. private hall. near park
J.r,tpr, e W C'ih ct
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CONFECTIONERY: well stocked; good trade u:
own cream elegant rooms: bath: low rent /:
will sacrifice at first offer. as leaving city 2St
Mcsi 18th
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Safes. foot skeleton: also large. small and
medium fire proof. cheap.
S O. QrIRK. % Spring st.
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CONFECTIONERY. ice-crean and coffee parior In
a hourishng ne,ghborhood e. Hoboken. near
l4th st. ferry cheap Inquire 1908 Washington
ST., Hoboken, n. J.
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FOR sA1.E-The license, lease, &C. Of the old
established Mansion House, Montreal r. y
within minutes Of both e. T. RR. AMI c. r. RR.
dppots: newly furnished and everything In hrst-
Address PROPRIETOR MANSION HOUSE. Mou-
treal. p. q.
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18TH ST.. 81 E.-Desifable rooms good tabieS
moderate rates: table board only. 4
nth ST, ~ F.. near 9TH ave. --Deslrah1s cod
rooms; abundant table; transients: south
itlli
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CONFECTIONERY. toy a cigar store at a sacr-
fee. Inquire 2i03 I'd ave.
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HARDWOOD MANrELS. with French plate bevei
mirror. Sle5O: tile facing free, GRANT. zoe
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Moth OF rzsth Stree.

18TH 81. ~ I. Large nicely furnished room
N,NiuaSnnable to =; board o tlona.
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EaIt Side,

nisied O ,ms, good, substantial board; Eng1iln
cooking; Tor gentlemen & married couples; ~ ~
~
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at IN STORE. STOCK MERCHANDISE
reat ought for cash. NAARDEN, 1871 East 10th st.

nVe CO. klNlS secondhand store fixtures
QualowcSses. counters. shelving. cigar fixtures
'"Theec refrigeratois. scales &c.
eays I LENNiG a. SONS 329- 33l East 3ith Ut.
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FOR SALE-saloen: good stock liquors. long
lease. new license Inquire 10 Front st.
FOR SALE-Tirst. class butcher business; ban
gain. WILLIAM MURPHY, Brady's Beef
House, Bergen Point. \. j.
FOR sALE-Gpod- paying cigar store. 60 sth
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TYPEWRITERs. all makes, $50 to $50: fully guar
antced: shipped allowing examination; rentals
g. pnd 81; send postal for memorandum book
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
.i5 Broadway. ... 80 .Ha.. ..+
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TYPEWRlTER-Remngton excellent order; price
$50; would rent 81 monthly Gail 20 IVES; 18th
Ct, room
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Civil Bill of a provision for sur
vey of San Francisco harbor and
its approaches. As outlined in the
Washington dispatches, the work
is to be mainly directed TO deter
mining the position and danger to
navigation of a number OF rocks In
the harbor and approaches. There
! IS no doubt that measures should
be taken to either mark or remove
some Of these. Blossom Rock,
which was blown up some years
ago, Is still within reach Of the
keels of large and deep laden yes
sells. Anita Rock, near the south
ern shore, a little this side of Fort
Point, has proved fatal to one pilot
boat, and what the pilots cannot
avoid must be highly dangerous to
other craft The Shay Rock, be-
tween Arch Rock and Alcatraz, is
also in a very bad PLACES. +.
Bulletin.
A correspondent in the S. +. Call
says that he has heard the officers
of the ship talking of the relative
merits of our ships, and also COM
pairing them with those of Brazil.
The general opinion seems to be
that the Aquidaban is more for
midable vessel than any of ours in
the harbor of Rio, and that the
New York, because of her name
and the interest taken in her by
the people of our biggest city, is
greatly overrated, her battery being
absurdly small for SO large a vessel.
If she had encountered the Aquida-
ban in the proposed fight, for which
special work she was detailed, the
Brazilian, many think, would easily
have got away with =" the pride Of
cur navy"
WASHINGTON, March %. The
Department of State has at last
called upon the Navy Department
to supply a. fleet of police ships to
patrol the seal waters, and every
effort is being made to get the YES
sells together. They will number
ten, if SO many can be assembled
five revenue marine and Fish
Commission boats, and probably
the Yorktown, Concord, Benning-
ton and Mohican.
SHANGHAI, March 16.-The first
petroleum tank steamer has arrived
here, but the Custom-house author
tiles will not allow the landing of
petroleum in bulk, but the British,
Russian and German Consuls have
been instructed to support the land
ing, which is fixed for March Goth.
Trouble is expected.
Captain Henry Glass, U. S. N,
captain of the Mare Island navy
yard, will take command of the
protected cruiser Cincinnati. re-
Gently completed at the New York
navy yard. Captain John w. Phil
lip, U. S. n, is spoken of as the
successor of Captain Glass as cap
tain of the yard.
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SOME NAVAL DISASTERS.
The Mysterious Disappearance of
the Sloop-of-War Albany.

The accident to the Victoria re-
calls some other disasters In the
time of peace by which the Ameri-
can navy has suffered losses. The
most recent of these, of course, is
the disaster at Samoa. Some Of
these disasters are mysteries which
will probably never be solved. One
of the most famous of these is the
disappearance of the Albany, a
sloop-of-war. She left Bonn bay,
India, in the spring of 1855, with
210 officers and men aboard.
When last seen she was in West
Indian waters. She disappeared
from the face of the deep as COM
pletely as though she had never
existed. 1t was supposed that
she went down in cy-
clone. No more plausible ex-
PLANTATION has been offered since,
and so this is still accepted as the
reason for her disappearance. Two
years later there was another mys-
ferrous disappearance. A sloop Of
war called the Levant, with about
two hundred men on board, disap-
peared as completely as the Albany.
She was in the Pacific waters when
last seen. No wreckage from her
was ever found and no memento of
her fatal cruise was left. Com mum
ication in those days was slow and
it was many months before she was
given up entirely.
A piece of wreckage picked up
near Cape Hateras in 1868 carried
the only survivor Of the brig-ofwar
cambridge which had gone down
in a cyclone carrying more than
two hundred people. The survivor
was a colored cook.
In January, 1870, the British
ship Bombay ran into the United
States corvette Oneida, in the
harbor of Yokohama. The Oneida
was lost with 112 men. Captain
Eyre, of the Bombay, did not even
stop to see how much damage he
had done, and when the matter
was investigated by the Admiralty
| he was severely censured.-Ex.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
Unpleasant Company for Commodore
McGregOr, of the MOkolii.

DIAMOND HEAD, April II, 10
P. M.-Weather clear wind, fresh
northeast.
The San Francisco Chronicle has
this to say of the bark Albert, now
in port: "She is one of the hand
soonest vessels which ever sailed
out of the harbor her lines are
most graceful, and her cabin is a
gem of the shipbuilder's art. Her
staterooms are fitted up as hand
somely as those of any steamer
sailing into or out of our port"
The barkentine Mary Winkel-
man. which arrived recently at San
Francisco from Australia, will run
to this port hereafter. She will
take the place of the bark entine
Hilo, which was recently wrecked
on the coast of Kau, Hawaii. She
was loading when the Albert left
San Francisco.
A scow was shipped on the Mo-
kolii on Tuesday for some point on
Molokai. On the stern was painted
the word "Annexation" in large
letters. This is horse on Commo-
dore McGregor, as it is claimed
that he does not lean in that direc-
ton.
AS soon as the bark Albert dis
charges her merchandise she will
go to the railroad wharf to unload
10000 bricks. She will commence
taking in sugar on next Monday,
and will depart for San Francisco
one week later.
The w. H Dimond left for San
Francisco yesterday with n cargo
of sugar valued at $45,057. Cap
tain Mcdonald expects to reach
San Francisco before the Aloha,
which has two days start.
The Robert Levers is moored at
the Mail wharf. 1t is understood
that she will not make a trip to
Laysan Island as was expected.
The Andrew WEIGH is coming
down very leisurely. She left San
Francisco two days ahead of the
| Albert and the Transit.
The bark Hesper, which has
been anchored in the stream since
her arrival, has been moved to the
Kinau wharf.
The steamers Iwalani, Mikahala
and James Makee are expected
from Kauai ports this morning.
The Likelike will depart for Ha,
wall this afternoon at o'clock fol
another load of sugar.
The w. F. Whitman is discharg.
ing her coal at the railroad compa
ny's wharf.
The Kinau wharf is filled with
sugar awaiting shipment.
Congressman Loud has procured
the incorporation of the SundrJ
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telegraph Wires Unnecessary.

w. II. Preece, of London, Eng
land, who has lately been engaged
in investigating the principle of
the transmission of messages with
out the agency of wires, has per-
fected and patented an invention.
He asserts that by his discovery
he can cause sound to radiate any
distance from given point.
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The Illustrated Tourists Suf0S

That popular work, "THH ToURIsTs
4r1na THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN lsI-
..ns. ia meeting with steady sale
both ct home and abroad. Tourists and
otb.rs visiting these islands should be
., possession of a copy of it. 1t is per-
oct mine of information relating TO the
scenes snd attractions to be met with
bore. Copies in wrappers can be had at
tba Qualification Office, 46 Merchant
.,+,ea, and ~ the Nave Dealers Price
eo assnrG.
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
For San Francisco per bkt w II Dimond
-90S8 bags suga-, w G Irwin e. Co; SO
bags rice, NJ Phillips & Co; 1000 bags do,
Sing Chong 81 Co; 600 bags do, Hyman
Bros; 1880 bags do, NJ S Grinbaum & Co.
Total IL ,478 Bags, 6621a tons. Domestic
value, Sac, 057.
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IT,. ,uorter of the moon on the 10Th at Oh.
m. p. m.
Time Whistle blows at III. 2sm. S4g. Pm. OF
HonoIulu time which Is the same as 12h. Om o.
Of Greenwich time.
ror avarv 1ooo feet of distance of the observer
nron, the Custom House) allow one second Tor
Transmission of sound, or seconds to statute
nile.
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OAHU RAILWAY L LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.
AND AFTER JUNE /, 1899.

Ei;ii;.i: =. ~. z.sss;fi
rzsaeessssssss.s;1as sgSA
II a. N
TO EVA MILL.
B 3 a ID
IN. Pm. Pm PM.
Leave Honolulu g As AS 4 80 5:l0
leave Pearl CITY. g 80 9 80 $40 5 :56
Arrive Eva Mill. 81 2 81 80 6:22
TO HONOLULU.
G 3 B 2
Am. An. PM. PEI.
Leave Eva Mill. g: 81 10:43 :43 8 AZ
Leave Pearl City..6 :55 lt:15 Alb 6:!0
Arrive Honolulu. Z 80 IL :55 4 30 6:4o
A Saturdays only.
B Daily.
@ Sundays excepted.
d Saturdays excepted.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For Trainings Island per schr Emma
Claudina, April 11-George Greig.
For San Francisco per bkt w II Dimond,
April 11-Mrs Il Turner and child. Mrs ID
Lawrence and child,