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aud detected horse, was looking on
with CLASSY eyes, his lips vainly striv-
ing to frame further particulars. Leav-
ing their supper unfinished the other
men of the little squad had come tuin-
bling out into the summer night. No
one paid other heed TO the trooper
sprawliDg in the sand. Already i'll
deep, drunken slumber he was breath
ing stertorously. Feeny's eyes seemed
fastened to tho letter. Line by line,
word by word, again and again he
spelled it through. Suddenly he leaped
forward and clutchcd Mullan at the
throat, shaking him violently.
Answer now. Hware'd you get
your liquor? Didn't this fellow give
it to you?"
"On my honor--no, sarsh' mt, pom
my 'on''--
"Oh, to HI with your honor and you
with til Hware'd you get it if it
wasn't from him; Shure you've not
been near Ceralvo's;"
mo, sarsh mt, no Ccralvo's. We
met couple gen''men-perfec' gen'l-
men, ranchers; they were going after
the Indians. They gave us jus ozone
drink piece. Jus five minutes-go. "
How far away was this? Hware
We're they? Answer or, d--u you,
I'll shake the truth out of you" shouted
Feeny, suiting action to word. "Spake
before you, too, are lying like that
other hog. Did you ever SEQ the camp?
Did Won ever yet to the crossing at all
Douse a dipper Of water over him, You
Latham, quick. Wake up, sey, Null
Ian. For the love of God, major, | be
licvc they're both drugged. l believe
it's all ID lie. | believe its
only SHAME to get you to send ont the
rest Of your escort, 80 they can tackle
you alone. Kick him, Murphy, kick
him; throt him round; don't let him
get to sleep, Answer me, you scoun-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

! blouse, the sleeves of which were dec
Grated with chevrons in far faded vel
low Under the shabby SLOUGH hat a
round, sunblstercd, freckled face, bris-
Ting with week old beard, peered forth
at the staff official with an expression
half of langud tolerance, half of mild
irritation In most perfunctory fash
ion the soldier Just touched the hat rim
with his foreiinger, then dropped the
hand into convenient pocket. 1t was
plain that he felt but faint respect for
the staff rank and station of the man
in goggles and authority.
Sergeant Feeny, | thought | told
you ! wanted everything ready to start
at sunset.
You did. sir. and then Won un0id
it, - was the prompt and sturdy reply.
The psylaastcr stood irresolute.
Through the shading spectacles of green
his eyes seemed devoid Of any express
sion. His attitude remained I'M
changed, thumbs in the low cut pockets
Of his wide tapping trousers, shoulders
meek and dropping.
"W-e-ll, " he finally drawlcd, you
understood / wanted to get on to Camp
Stoneman by SUNRISE didn't YOU?
Didn my clerk, MI Dawes, tell You"
He did, yes, sir. and YOU don t want
TO get there no more than l do, major.
But | told you hatfcoted if you let Don.
ovan and those other men 90 back on
the trail they d find some excuse to stop
at Ceralvo's, and, d--n 'em, they've
done it. -
Don't YOU s'pose they'll 10 along
prcscntly:"
"S'posc:" and the sun blistered face
of the cavalryman seemed to grow a
shade redder as he echoed almost con
temptuously the word of his superior.
"Sp pose; Why, major, look hereu'
And the short, swart trooper took three
quick strides. then pointed through the
western gap IN the adobe wall to the
gilded edge Of the range where the sun
had just slipped from view. It's 10
mile TO that ridge, it's 10 minutes
since | got the last wigwag Of the sig
nal flag at til" pass. They hadn't come
through then. What chance is thero of
their getting here i'll time to light out
at dark: You did tell me to have cv-
elything ready 70 start, and then you
undid ii by sending half the escort
back You've been here in hcll's half
acre three days, and I've been here
three years, You have never been
through Canyon Diablo: | have been
through dozen times and never yet
without a fight or mighty good
chance of one. Now. YOU may think
it's fun to run your head into an am
buscade, but don't. You can get en-
too easy without trying here. I'm an
old soldier, major. and too free spoken
perhaps, but | mean 10 disrcspect. only
] wish to God you d listen to me next
time "
You wouldn't have had me leave
those women in the lurch back at the
crossing, would YOU" quercd the pay
master half apologeticailv.
why, don't believe that story at
all, - fatty answered Feeny; Its some
ID plant that fellow Donovan
springing on you-a mere excuse to
ride back so they could drink and
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Holding the pcncUcd page close to the
lantern, the pdYDldSter fCdd dloltd.
drel,' he fairly yelled. for Mullan 5 head
was dropping ON his breast and every
lurch promised to land him on his face.
Twice his knees doubled mp like foot
rule and the stout little sergeant had to
jerk him to his feet.
Search 'em both. Sec if they've a
flask bctune 'em, Latham. Answer
me, Mullan, did YOU see the burned
camp: Did you see the dead man:
Did Oh, murther, Now he's gonel
There's never a word to be got out Of
you believe that letther, major. Don't
you trust a word of it; it's false as he'll.
1t 5 only plan to rob yc Of your es-
cort first and your life and money later.
That's il, men; douse them. kick them,
murther them both if You like-the
ours and they'd drink when they
knowed every man was needed. And
adding force to his words Fccny drove
4 furious kick at the luclsless Mullan.
Do you mean there is no truth in
this; Do you mean Won think it all
fraud, trick:" ut last queried the
major. "Why, it seems incredible!"
II say Just what mean, major. It's
a plot to rob YOU. | mean the gang
has gathered for that very purpose.
mean that every story told us about
the Apaches west or south Of here or
between us and the ella il a uloody
lie. The guard at the signal station
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The soldier Just toucECd the IIt rim. ar$t.
his tOrCtHGcr.
gamble with those thugs at Coralvos
They've just been paid oft aud had no
chance for any fun at all before they
were ordered out on this escort duty.
That moneys been burning III their
pockets now for three whole nights
and they Just can t stand it so long as IA
drop Of liquor to be had by hard rid
ing. No soldier is happy till he's dead
broke major-leastwis none | ever
see. "
What makes You doubt the story,
sergeant? 1t came straight enough. "
1t came too id straight. sir:
that Just the trouble. 1t came straight
from chihuahua Pete's monte mill.
It's only hook to draw 'em back. ana
they played it on You because thoy saw
you We're " 20 the country, ana they
knew | was asleep; and now, unless
Lieutenant DrummOnd should happen
in with his troop, there's no help for
1t but to wait for tomorrow night and
10 certainty of getting away then. "
We'll, if Mr.. Drummond were here,
don't you suppose he'd have gone or
sent back TO protect those people,"
"Oh, he'd have gone certainly
that's his bu9iness, but it isn't yours.
major. You've got government money
there enough to buy up every rmnhole
south OF the Gila, You're expected to
pay at Stoneman, Grant and Goodwin
and Crittenden and Bowie where they
haven't had cent since last Christmas
and hero it is the middle Of May. You
ought to have pushed through with all
tpeed. So none Of these jnyhawkers
could e! sin: ii youl going. Let ALONE
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II Would Not Work.

The book agent ratified away at the
front door on Pitcher street, and when the
servant appeared he smiled his sweetest.
"ls the lady of the house in,' he asked,
81 don't know, sir. III see
Thank you. Here is my card. Say
Mr.. John Revere Middleton is in the par
Tor awaiting her -
The gentleman manner and name quite
overcame the girl, and she invited him in
and flew up stairs.
When the lady came down and saw her
visitor, she sized him up on the spot
"Well, - she asked freezingly, "what il
your business"
My dear madam" lie replied pelsua-
sively, 81 am not here on business. II is, /
assure you. "A pleasure to show You this
elegantly bound volume Of the latest rdi-
zion Of And thercupon the lady
walked ont and the servant came in aud
showed him The door. -Detroit Free Press
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He was very tall and very thin. He en-
tered the Office Of "A Wall street man and
asked il he could not give him some work
to do, since he was penniless and out ofem-
ployment.
"Well-ah--what can you do in myline?"
asked the Wall street man.
Nothing. Only thought perhaps your
doors were not weather stripped, and being
tall and thin [ might stand in front Of the
crack and keep the draft off you
He was dismissed without eInploymentt
but with dollar for his wiretapper Ba.
Ear.
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"Ncs, sir, that man is hypocrite if Their,
ever was one. While protesting the warm.
est friendship for me, he was for a whole
year stabbng me in the back, and never
knew it,
Goodness gracious. What kind of back
have you goty'-Urenobc Monthly,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01
OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.


Mrs. Inn-Tents-Our ancestors came oyei
in the Trailing Arbutus, you know.
Uncle George-The Trailing Arbutus'
What the-oh, see! You mean the May.
flower.
Mrs. Inn.Tcnts-Yes. But Maynower i,
SO horribly vulgar,-Bostou Transcript.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

\ very nice fellow in Flint
lnduiged in some juleps Of mint
Till the night passed away,
And all the next day
ale carried his head III a spiint.
Detroit Free Press,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

Mr.. Bull-What would you do if you
thought the world was coming to an end
tomorrow?
Mr.. Bear-Seil.-DetroiJ Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01
VI ilted,

"Alack,",the postage stamp exclaimed,
"Where Las my courage gone to,
That every person in the land
Can lick ne when he wants tor"
-Detrott Free Press Z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

The Delutantc-What would you do If
you were |?
The Flatterer-Spend my time before
looking glass-Chicaeo Record.
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Letting Him Down EASY,

Figg-What does this paper mean whcR
it speaks Of the timbre of Solfa's voice?
FogE That's = polite way of saying that
his singing j. wooden.-Bostou Transcript
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

"I}e sure your sins will and you OUT
Then debt must lie a sin,
For when collectors como about
They rarely find Us In.
BROOKLYN Life,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

Each day tho papers print the news,
But regularly. just the same
The festive granRers haste to lose
Their savings on the green goods CANA,
Washington Star. !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

Karlchen-Papa, is the Lieutenant a tai
Tor?
Father-No, my boy Whatever made
you think 500
Kurlchen-I saw him yesterday measur
ing Fanny's waist.-Mulhauser Tagblatt.
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Dye mean there were women-that
it wasn't plantf'
"Fack. -
"Hwarc's your dispatches, You
drunken lout? How dare you dhlink
when there was fight ahead? Hware :
your dispatches; and may heaven blast
the souls OF you both"
Here sergeant, said Murphy,
wrenching the soiled envelope from the
loose grasp of the PROSTATE trooper.
1t S TO you, sir, " said Feeny, with
one glance at the sprawling superscrip-
tion. In God S namo read and let us
know what devil's work 5 abroad to-
night"
Even Plummer' pudgy fingers trem-
Old Moreno came forth with a light,
his white teeth cleaning, his black
eyes flashing from one to another Of
the group. Holding the penciled
page close 10 the lantern, the paymaster
read aloud
Camp burned. One man killed:
Others scattered; mules and blackboard
gone. For God 5 sake help in the pur-
suit, Strike for Ration Pass The In
dams have rum away my poor sisters.
EDWARD HARVEY"
Tho major dropped the paper, fairly
stunned with dislnay Feeny sprang
forward, picked it up, and eagerly
scrutiniLed the page. Mullan. standing
4nsteadily at The head OF his wsalied
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

sic Anterior, J Is, res Luakahs
is A,cherl,, DIR J. Bcrctania and Punch
bowl ST.. Office hours, so IN,
- y M, ~ pm
i67 Anderson DIR, Dentist, Hotel aud Ala
No, sts
so Barnhardi, y, res Punrhb"wi o.
near Pa'acc Walk
go Booth, Ch,s, res Pauoa
3ii Brehaui, Nlco'as pa,duc's
---lIcthei II near King
So bronson, A, res Nuutnu
~ Ia Cooke. q NJ, res l.uak la
5ii tolburn, N ! res Waikiki rrlis
"A Consoli lated Soda Water Works Co,
E-pIannic, tort and Allen sts
It3 city Carriage Co, king and lIcth.l sts
$40 Dayton. David, office Merchant AMI
Fort sts
bst Girvin. J W, res
J5 Graham, Sainl y, res Punchbuwl ~
go Hart, Judge. res
SIS Hawaiian beverage 60. fognrty 4
Hnrnetic, Punchbowl near Palace
Walk
SO Ha, allan Messenger Service, I. N
Johnson manager, Masonic Build
~, Herhrr, DR. Geo Ollie. honrS. oil a
~. - pm. - m-AIak"a near
s33 Hcrhcrt, Dr Geo, ties Alakcn near
HoIcl ~
Edinburgh sts
GIG Hutchinson, A, res Alapai aud Kiuau
~ Inrs Dr q A-omcc hours; foam,
l3pm, 7-s y IN Emmn ~
| aI7 ] = n COS Coat Scales ESplnnado
oil Japanese I.aburrrs Union, rauahi ~
5i3b Kahocsn, Jn", res Wnimnnalo
biH kailua Ranch
40 i.ucr, Mr., capt a II, res uui"n =,
~. McIain, Jno, res icrctnnia and
PunchhoNi sts
AS Mrs J + May, Dress Maker, 10 Fort
as Mrs. + May. res 10 Fort st
sOs Nett, q, res Hrrcinnin aud Emma ST.
tI0 Sacayana, q -, res Merchant u neal
Opera House
~ North Pacific rOnst Phosphate and
Fertilizer, kalihi
bl3r Nunes, Peter, les WniuInnalO
IA Okabe, New y, res kukni Il
rs Poor, y, res Brretania near Punch
bowl ~
522 Quar- ,ntine Grounds, Maulioia
lG Kothwrll. q, res Punahnu
~ SchHeier, Y A, res Nuuanu
l25 Schacfer, y 4, res v aikIki
% Severance, II W, res King near III
kOi II
27s s,urdevant, CIV and II A, res Ma
Wiki ~
$50 Stanley, W l., Lady Heron, re-, Kin
and Piikol II
10 souaa, J Il, res School near Il'ha
: IL Temple OF Fashion, NJ q silva, F"I
near Hotel 81
3s3 Turner, Mrs Il, res Beretania an
!. Fort sts
10! Won Hamm, Z, res Young and Nict'
ria sts
| la3 Weldon, W q, res runahou
10 williams Is rs, Furniture Dealer
King near Fort n
AN Wing On Wo X Co, Importers, Kin
near Maunakea n
. G33 Wolters, W, res, Lunalilost
!. iu7v ~
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Young Naval Apprenticss

New YoRK, June D.-Ever since
his last visit to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, six months or more ago, Score
tsry OF the Navy Herbert has eviuced
great interest in the welfare 81 the
young men aud boys who are ap.
prenticed In the Government shops.
From orders received by Command
ant Gherardi, II is now learned that
the Secretary has decided to give
the matter his personal supervision,
In order to obtain tho best results
he has made q radical change in the
method Of hiring these apprentices
Hereafter all applicants for places
As apprentices in the yard, instead OF
going to see ward politicians, who
claim to have influence with the
powers that be, will only make on,
applications in their own handwrit
iug, giving references as to their per
sonal character, aud forward then
to Secretary Herbert at Washington
He will look over the application,
and select such boys as he believe,
will be best fitted for the work.
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BAD FOOD ON SALE.
serious Complaints Against Some
Fishmarket Vendors.

Complaints are heard daily Of the
selling OF tainted fish aud meat at
the fish market. There is seldom
anyone at the market to inspect
these articles, aud on several occa.
siops during the past week pitrid
fish and flesh have been sold to pep
pie unaccustomed to Judge OF the
quality Of raw food. Twice within
q few days q gentleman purchased
crabs aud fish at the market only to
discover after they had been cooked
that they were bad. Some action
ought to be taken in the matter by
the Board Of Health aud its proper
officers In that regard he kept better
up to his duties. by having food
that 10 unfit to eat condemned, much
Of the sickness now prevailing would
be arrested. Complaints are heard
on all hands, and vendors persisting
IN the sale Of corrupt or too stale
food ought to have their license.
cancelled.
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ROYAL SCHOOL CLOSING.
List of Prize Winners and Notes on
the Work.

The Royal School closed for its
annual summer vacation to-day,
after a successful years work. The
examinations have been held within
the past two weeks aud the closing
exercises took place in the different
departments this morning. In the
primary department the exercises
were over early and all repaired to
the principals room, where the
members OF the senior class render
ed a very entertaining program. II
consisted Of dialogues, recitations
aud singing, which were we'll execut-
ed. The Royal School has the
reputation Of winding up its school
term with a fine entert ainment, and
this year was no exception. The
program was a good one. The
prizes we're awarded as follows, Mrs.
b. +. Dillingham; handing them to
the different recipients: Zachariah
McKeague, first prize and captain
OF school; W. Holokabiki, second
prize; Joseph Kealolio, third prize;
Kalani Peter, fourth prize; G.. Kai-
awe, fifth prize. In the assistant
principals room first prize was
awarded to w. Keawe, Crowell sec
ond prize. The prizes for the best
recitations were won by W. Isaac,
Zachariah Mckeague aud X. Ulu-
kou.
Among those present were: Prof.
w. ID. Alexander, Mrs r. S. Dodge
Mrs. B. +. Dillingham;, of the Board
OF Education, aud A. 7. Atkinson
Inspect or General OF Schools; Mrs
NJ. Brown and Mrs. Macintosh.
Some very neat wood work wa.
exhibited in the assistant principal.
room. 1t was knife work. The oul,
tools used are gauge, compass
rule, set square aud knife. Although
a new departure, having only beer
introduced into the school this year
very creditable work has been turn
ed out by the boys. Letters wer,
cut, designs Of figures aud oths
articles were made, and the Inspec
tor General is very much pleased
with the work. He intends havin,
the knife work introduced into oths
public schools. II is pretty gen
orally used throughout the Cnite'
States.
, Prior to Diminishing the schoo
, Rev. A. Macintosh, principal, mad
; a few remarks concerning the cor
= dition Of the old school building
}. He urged the necessity Of q net
}. building Ia the immediate future, a
I the present structure was old an
D dilapidated. He was happy to not
: that the new Board Of Educatio
had taken the matter up, and
!. would please him greatly were th
;, old building to collapse when III
j. children we're outside. Three chesl
i were given for tho Board and thr,
4 for the principal and his etlicie,
stafr. The following composed Il
!. teachers corps this term: Rev. Ale
d Macintosh, principal; W. l.. Sta
- Icy, assistant principal; Miss la
20 ner, Miss Brown, Miss Henry. Nj
d l.. Brickwood, Mrs. Brown, Nj
Sorcnson, Miss Mossman, Miss N
=. lntyr. aud Miss Ladi.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12
Bicycle Meet.

II. Z. Walker, the local Cleveland
bicycle agent, has made arrange
ments to give a grand bicycle meet
on August II al Kapiolani Park,
There is to be number OF races and
nine medals awarded, including three
very handsome gold ones. II is a
long time since there has been any
thing OF the kind, so the wheelmen
should come out strong. The track
is going to be considerably improv.
ed, and IL the boys start in at once
and train, it should be a day OF
record brcsking. The program OF
the races will be advertised later.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12
Shipping Notes

The barkentine Skagit, Capt. Robinson,
left to-day for Port Townsend in ballast.
The steamer Hawaii brought 1873 bags
sugar from Houomu and lTl5 bags from
Ookala.
The 8. 8. Aikoku Maru took 1870 gal
Ions VI molasses for Yokohama. She sail-
ell this morning.
The Pacific Mail s. S. City OF Rio dc
Janeiro, Captain J =. smith. from Hong.
kong June 5O' h via Yokohama July 1, Is y.
Arrived at Honolulu July l2ih at IL M.
Have had fine weather the whole passage
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

We arc now Offering the bert value in town
in Ladies', Childrcn's and Gents Fast Black
Hosiery. Just received new stock of
Dimitys in Colorrd and White Musins,
Lawns, etc. II you arc in need of pretty
Wash Materials aud Laccs to trim them.
call on b. +. ElILEltS Il CO. We still
have u full line of Ladies Equiposr and
Jcancss Miller Waists. Our Double ''N''
Waists for Children, all ages, in light sum.
mcr and heavy weight are uncxccllcd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12
Passengers.
ARRIVAL.

From Hongkong and Yokohama, per s
8 Rio de Janeiro, July l2--Dr aud Mrs W
p Wesselhoeft, NJ Sega, Mrs + Jackson,
Count Bismarck. For San Francisco: DIR,
Mrs and Miss Coates, :, Rudolph, Major
Plant, X A, Cant Bainbridge Il A, W &
G Bruyn, J ID Pa~t.ur, J "a Good. wife and
son, A i Martz
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TO LET

'l'O RE LET UNFuRSIsHED, the
house and premises occupied by Capt,
Mist In Nunsuu valley, opppsit" the fauna
valley Rad, seventy i.,t ah"v. sea level,
Irsihcars pass the gates, For particulars
enquire on the premises or ~ ", MIST,
Merchant street adjoining bishops bank,
lusD-ls
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Fast Railroading.

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Assistant-
General Passenger Agent Crane Of
the Wabash, who returned from
Chicago, reports that the special
that left st. Louis over that line
Monday morning at . o'clock, with "a
delegation OF commercial travellers,
arrived in Chicago at $3.50 O'Clock in
the afternoon, covering 1856 miles in
six hours and fifteen minutes. The
train was made up Of a baggage car,
passenger coach, a chair and dining
car, and made ten or twelve stops at
railroad crossings. Colonel Crane
timed the flyer for one mile and
made il fifty-six seconds.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

Mr.. Geo. +. Doardmau is author
lied collector for Hollister Il Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

The monthly meeting Of the Y.M.
CA. will be held this evening at 7:30.
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TO LET

THREE Nicely FUR. sri -,
i mshtd Il, nns at Wal ssn
Xxi On the l. 'a"h. Terms Sltsy.1iS5
~ reasonable. Apply ~ LI!aa@E.4Sf--es
his one, lu>l-u
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A dividend on Mutual Telephone
stock will be payble next Monday.
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WANTED

10y A SINGLE GENTLE. 4 III -,
ID nan u Nicely Furnish
ed Room IN n private iamil, ssa,GIl
near tie street car line. Ad s&4-esSRs
dress up ~ Box iUi ~ lu1'N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

The Kauluwela School will have
closing exercises tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

Admiral Walker gave a dinner at
tho Hawaiian Hotel Tuesday even.
ing.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Three nicely furnished rooms to
let at Waikiki.

Six arrests we're made to-day of
delinquent taxpayers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

The public band will give moon
light concert at Makee Island this
evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

The S. s. Rio de Jaueiro brought
fifty Japs in the Storage and six
cabin passengers for Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-12

Officers Of the Pioneer Building
and Loan Association arc elsewhere
advertised.