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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-03
Estate Of e. 8. Pratt, Deceased.
NOti,e Of Sale Of Rial Estate.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
l. II honorable Henry l.. Cooper. Second
Judge Of the Cir uit Court OF tine FRS; Cir
cult, Republic Of Hawaii, In the matter of
the Estate OF +. s. Pratt, deceased, made
and entered ON the '0th day OF September,
1914, this uniersign ed, a Commissioner APP
pol ted for that purpose by said order Of
said Circuit Judge, will I'll at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. certain real
estate OF this said +. s Pratt deceased,
des ,ribed ~ follows:
The premises at Waikiki. Honolulu,
Oahu, described In the folio~ing deeds, re-
cor, ed In the Hawaiian Registry Of Con-
yeynnces. viz Deed from H. II Allen to
y. 3 Pratt dated June 8, 1873, recorded In
Hook ~, pages - and 223: Iced from II.
Giles to i. =. Pratt dated March 80, 1878,
recor led In Book 81, page. % and 295.
The sale will lake p, nc. At the front door
OF the Judiciary Building, In Honolulu, ut
noon on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of ucto-
Der, 1891. Upset price, $4,000 Terms
Cash. IN U. q. gold coin. Sale subject to
confirmation by the said Circuit Court.
Deeds ut expense OF purch ser
For further information enquire OF the
undersigned at the judiciary Building In
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Sept. IS. 1894
HENRY SMITH.
ll36-3w Commissioner
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Tired, Weak, Nervous,

Means impure blood, and ovcrwork
or too much strain on brain aud
body. The only way to cure l. TO
feed the nerves on pure blood.
Thousands Of people certify that
the best blood purifier, the best nerve
tonic aud strength builder is Hoods
Sarsaparilla. What it has done for
others it will also do for you-Hood's
Cures. -
Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring peristaltic action OF the
alimentary canal.
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BIG GUN PRACTICE
II Is Anything Bu. Fun for tho Men
on Board Warships.

- A@"y bus il iOE shc L,cu
on Board Warships.
Talking with ono of the Royal
Arthur crew tho other day he said
that to one unacaustomed to the OK
perience, it is ANYTHING but pleasant
to DO on board cf a line OF battle
ships at sea when the big guns are
being fired. Before they are dis
charged the decks are cleared for
action, and all the chairs Ia the cabin
arc laid down and tied together,
whilst every bit of movable furniture
is secured. The doctor goes round
and makes sure that every man has
his ears stopped with cotton wool.
The conclusion, when the charges
are fired, Is tremendous, and the
ironclad quivers from stem to stern
with the vibration; in fact, the shock
OF the explosion is so great that
every pane OF glass in the skylights
is invariably shattered, and much Of
the ornamental woodwork is splin-
tered. After a few hours Of this
rough play the carpenters have q
busy time in making things look pre-
sen,ablc once more, for the ship re-
senbles wreck when she has flush
eel her practice. Nobody likes it.
The sailors standing by the big guns
sometimes End themselves thrown all
Of q heap across tho deck, and after
an hour or two officers aud men be-
come as black as sweeps. II is i'm.
possible to be we'll out OF the way OF
annoyance, though, perhaps, the one
pla"e In the vessel where the guns
trouble the crew the least is down In
the engine room, which Is b-low the
level Of the deck upon which most
Of the armament Is put.--vuncoure'
| World,
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rHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS
= These SnKEDDERs and prepared ORDERS
The advantages derived the Of the
thoroughly established
generally
The large number Of
Argentine Republic Perh Aa" aud eewhee bear witness " the
claim
The use ID the ssph very largely uemens the Yu.n Of cane
grind Us of
great sagu.F making known a. the presence Of
which be liable
tc mill, ample mill
Tue sHREpDss strongly made aud from the its
which be quickly and economically replaced The
ing aud SLOWING the mill thoroughly
immense
rolls
hand between the mills where rgrndg
ufhcient mill working
Cravings M the installation enabling
sineer " successfully install
In ordering please
the sde (eiter delivery
.lJ which the
81 front mill roll shaft and
Tod These being Hlo
snd hsrl Nii geasa
AuJfn Ipsrtcu be had by applying
WIN q IRWIN & co. La.
sonno ~ ao~a,sas hLs~a.
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Mechanics Home, corner Rntei
aud NuuanU street. Lodging by
day wees or month. Terins; 2S and
10 cvnis y,s' uigbt' 81 and SI.2 pa
seah
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

NRENCH FAMILY A
II House, Roons With A
or without b. ardj finest of ~ ~
french family cooking
also stable hoom Tor hoses. Apply 10
MAURICE POULAik,
Bsretania street, next door 70 DR.. Ander.
sons liSi-lm
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miniature Art.

Al. Williams Studio are to he seen
Portraits Oh Watch Dials, which he
is making a specially Of. Lantern
Slides for lecture by the set OF
dozen,
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JOHN Y. BROWN,
NOTICE.

T WILL NOT DE RESPONSIBLE FOR
i any bills contracted by my son, Lpnie
Finger; neither Is he authorized 10 collect
noaey or receipt bills for me.
MRS. SINGER,
King street.
Honolulu, sept. 4, 1904 iizs-2w
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The Superiority Of these Locomotives
over all other makes Is known not only
here but Is acknowledged throughout the
United States.
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A number OF which have recently been
received at these Islands, and we win have
pleasure in furnishing plantation agents
and managers with particulars Of same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17
"!RE CHILD" IN TRAINING.
His Character Formed by Cultivation
and Environments,
ANA Not wholly the Result Of Inborn
Tcndencie%-Iood fsr Parental
tstnsctiou.

"rho Child" was the subjec, Of Prot
William NJ. Stewatts lecture at Ga
Church University last evening. Tho
speaker said that all hr h1ioi to DO In
discussing the subject was 10 awaken
thought, 20 CAUSE his audience 70 sonue
the Importance OF understanding some
thing about tho immortal souls that
are ENTRUSTED TO their care. 70 him
there 10 Que great thing 10 study and
that Is the child, II the child b. good
there BE- cause Tor that go0dnef; 70
bad there is cause therefor. q, 10
thought by some that child grows up
10 be righteous Or wicked, intelligent
or ignorant as a natural result OF his
unborn tcnueucics. This IL a danger
oua doctrine. The lecturer assurlo his
belief Ia the principle Of sequence;
stated that character Is a result Of nab
aud tho formation Of habits 10 iufu.
uuCci by our environments.
The favago ID such because OF his
circumstances nnu surrounding. Like.
wiso tho civilized mau BE- Intelligent
aud refined because ~ his environ.
muuts, the child H indeed tho tum
Di thu past aui the seed %, tho future.
There ure teulrugigs la tho chIld's
mind which, 10 understood aud prlurr.
~ uuufsEuI, will develop q perfect
uclug. The llllIuulty Ike Ia aINpt.ng
the environments 30 Ono conditions uf
mind. hui woa prrIgc. understand.
lus NJ lhcac, We ehuuld have no use
i0r PRISONS.
Give tho lli.in one pure air and
plenty OF exercise aud rs mind beglus
tl develop. The idea that the child Is
uUru lupnvuI C,ulturb b. % wrong
one. he 10 % natural worker and "a
natural scientist. llB 1Hgtus 30 walk
and 90 act Hsuuu as Doe 10 able, anu
lurna boy tho objects with whlcn he
comes boo contact HIs moral dtvplDp.
mrut be- influenced 300 the same way as
uis intellectual Advancement. In nu
immgrll atmosphere hu Will grow uu
% bee Immoral. 10 his associates and
surroundings are cheerful, chucriulurss
viii ut "a characteristic ul MS nature.
Aud 100 With every phase on human
character lhvsp puCulrItius arB fp.
fuI. Ui the force OF habit nud the nature
%. those habit, 10 a result, 10 great OK.
tral VI external iuhuolcrs. a man
llg7 not uugume righteous or drpravpI
| sll rad uare, uut mo usalWes no as re.
-ult pi tuu repetition ut gUOI 0r bad
! luvls, amt thus our present acts durgF.
! mlut uur ,IIurr cuuysr,
ltmly argued iEat because ouumps
! Two chlNguu HrH surrounded by ths
! .umu circumstance uuu one tlfU- Hut
! 100 bu moral anu tho other lmm0ral.
| $50 % mutt hru result 1l iuUuru dom.
/ IeuCiua 80. Its uuc.usu the parent.
Of lthv teacher uur not unIrrrtu I'd tur
! children. Both mHy have been treated
l.lkr, but thuIr u,ulTv, Rra different.
A GROSS word may atir que 90 ac,lUu,
] white the same word Nigh, Uu.uI tue
.Inur aud lraI hIu 20 auuuyI.F. Tho
] HatuTu u' lua Guild must br studied
| Md treatment applied % suit pauu iu.
| uyiIull case, jus, rs the doctor Z
mcd emo understands diseased AMI
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ALUSlrlr Ar LARGE.


On ThusIny evening last, the homo
Of a family residing on Center street,
vas entered by man who came in
unbidden, coolly removed his hat aud
took seat. The lady OF the house
and her two daughters, both young
ladies, were the DOLLY mcmbefs u the
family at home 90 The time. Tho form.
or stepped up 10 the strange man
as be seated himself aud asked:
"What u0 you want hCfr3"
lie ruullr1! "rhrfu are xix mon out.
side who afu tgyiug % klll M, aud /
came in hero To- Keep from being
killed." The lady OF tie house told
Hun she guessed no one outside wau,ui
u inlurU him, anu nskcd him 10 leave
which be did.
Al about this time In the evening,
and within two blocks % the TusldeuCu
which had thus been invaded, a inuy
was struck terrible blow by nu uu.
kuown ussailnut as she was leaving %
car. It has been suggested that q
mailman was az large IA that neigh.
bOthcOI on Thufsday Uvcning,aud thal
the same porsuu who lutrudud intI the
rssidencu referred 10, was the atsailani
Of the lady who was struck. An aii
% mysloty surrounds blth iucilcuis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

Admirers Of the Tabernacle choir
especially those uutlIc tho Church,
hayb often been curious 10 know how
that great body Of WngeH supported
Itself; the expenses % music alone Tor
40 many slnguts must umuuut to no iu.
considerable sum. Twin be matter
OF Interest 20 know that the choir be-
practically sslhHus,hiulug, Rs shown by
a statement OF It's rApeI srs uuu earn.
inra if0m October 1890, tli March.
1894, recently prepared by Duegtor
Stephens. The statement IN ~ follow:
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i.-Oyerturc. "Honmuudo''. ........... schubert
urruostrA
A=Nurh THO. "HiHrH Uf zoe hIflis = hWplnA
Mfs. B A. fnaortlu, Mt utHIsc lyrlr
and Nr. NoNtrt hUfiuHAh
Piano Solo, "ltumHuEa from llrt Ton
turlu sa..sss tsssss iis. '''ssss', NNIIN
$40. tuwuM HWItu accompanied
by Orchestral,
t.-Hccitau1r. "ilatt of font1u0y," Davis
So. tired 49, NurfIE
g. Orchestra. ."lI.h Overture, ssss.sssshc VIII
urgLrHtrA
f.aEonE. "Ian Minstrel 10y" .ss.,..s,..rhc Icy
NiI. robert Hurlinsai
i.=sopran1 solo, Jewel song" IfausN
Miss Coda lrCOdlo,c.
PANT ILL.,
a-Gayolto, 'Iho sCcrct," ...,...,... oautior
orchestra
I=soug, "hIthlCUn NayoruCcn" ....ssCfuuuh
ST. 3 ~. rinturtun
10 Violin Solo, "tautasil. ........,..,sLcouAfdi
Mr. IS. D.. ~ Clho,
fi.a-s0nF. "kIuhrucy ..,....., ...,,.....-- bAltu
Mr. Hgorgr pypUr
l2-HcolAii0u, "UourHhip Under pIn'
Is Duet, "iiolY MliI.r' lMsuiann!
Ma, s. ~. iIutrri1u and Miss
coda hrgodluyg.
li.-uytfturc, "uhymoul.' a.., ......,,Ihomls
orchestra,
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tabernacle choir WIN Attend.

Prof. Evan Stephens desire. us 10
announce that Notwithstanding the
fac, that there viii DO temperance
service At the Tabernacle tomorrow,
tho services OF the tabernacle choir
will not be- dispensed with. The mean.
uurs Of the choir are requested TO DO on
hand as usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

In addition tp this showing Nr.
stephens goes on 10 sayt We have 2ll
Commuters cIutaIniuf male voice
pic tt; saved about 500 on pieces usrd
ir m tuu Gilmore collection, about 500
savuI ou Temple dedication piece,
and niy psaImDIys raid for by tlr
Church, or 500 additional savuI on
music, not counting discounts granted
whenever possible, Iuus W. may cay
tunt about fi,l.l would cover our reg.
ular expenses i1r Cine past three yoira
amt "a nal.
The Wofldia Fair Item with nll Of
olf lab1r iof th0 spring, summer anu
fail 1898 be u1t accounted Tor iu the
above tcxcuptint music bought, which
was procured uHrllrfl. The lHuJrs Of the
chDif boo clacrns Tor tue whole season,
including tue trip an4Chicasn contest,
Noted between $1,000 ana 5000. The
Juvenile choir concerts, choir indivii.
unl donations anu other means raised
the sun 10 about $1,000, while the
Church assumed the remaining s2ibOO
urreHufY g. clear thu outifr expense
of the iglp. La order 20 satisfy tue puu'
DC r., our entertainments 10 lH impna.
siblc 10 furnish an evenings program
at the Tabernacle for les than 500,
We have quite freely shared our fr'
culpls with other wofiny 0utau.zttlUnH.
Adding 10 an this the many Important
events We have aud 10 prepare ourselves
Tor, such as the Temple dedication,
etc, tho public viii readily see that the
period / have nhmrI has been timr
of great activity with thu Uuolr, AMI
moro than all, d las been timu ~
constant building up Gui Improvement
Tor the i've lunutoI iugvu VINO are
row ENROLLED
The amount We arc now uUhiul
could ami should be made up nt the
next entertainment we shall give, D.
tue community, who receive tho luur.
f,s q our labor, NJ 10 apmcslae the
services reudcrod 90 faiihlu'y uy their
| choir. EVAN SIEpniNH,
Director.
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Logln Temnle Notice.

Tho Logan Temple Win Gloss Friday
evening, March aO.h, aud open again
On Tuesday April lOh, lsli.
NJ. w. MEMRILL, pr-Il..
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! Woo oottIns Retter

HHrr aHses.g had already begin Co discharge
"H...Ig Imt stronger aut ill o. Terrible
..". Previous 90 ths had rIuuupt1Jr.
MHH boa HIeu tbc second bottle $50. a.Ir
H coop nI accordingly I was mot taken 90 tha
hospital ana tuu nual operation wal deferred
h.# HI.H UkHu six bottles md the uHsUH.I
H.. ..HH'y lHIIai. ] ana well ami Hu DFurH
M... NF iuTuds think 70 o. j. miracle il hlF.
U ..".I fu iNHm again $500 healthy and even
------ | |. -----. LLL.L M--LL- my ---Lu---
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/ Fool Bettor Than Evor

Iduumy llc and weigh over $50 pounds, iho
h#I#fWmy DO. Itoa hIs days work uu.
aa HHgIu strength every day My muHr
u.r...I UuI worked herself 0lmDstsIe.. Iu plH.
WHIUW". hhrhlH since taken llulIH Hu"...
W.U.I H.I DO hHs done Dor murn HHuH so
------ -L--L-. .LL--ulLlLL. m uL---.--. nm
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nj ATI0NAL BANK
N OF THE X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox. President.
l.. 4 karrick, Nicc-prcsidtnt,
nlNNNrI W. nmmrum. N--hL-r-

CAPITAL PAID IN $500 600.
lanhluH in 40 iia branches transacted. In
chance dfawn on The principal cIuls ai Elilps
Interest Paid ON Time Deposits.
uirtct0fs Gen. a. Love. Emanus Etfa
JuHgo .. q southnfiani NJ. L. a. Cunrf w
d. fmctiry. a, n, ituluea, trani knlE Il. u
rarfitk. edward Vs. duncan
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SIN. ~. 81. ku0usr, Musical Director
Nh. Rom. GoulIN-Ef, Iusiuo,s Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

Next Friday aud Saturday evenings
the thcatot will De occupied by the
well known actor H1laud Reed; hlu
new play VI Dakota Will be- given Ff.
Jay. Ia his company Will be isadoru
Rush WHO made suoh n nit hero on her
lest visit, aud tho well known actIrsi
Eleanor Catoy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

After 800 operation I $50 NOT Improve, the abb
f..sG containing 90 Discharge even more freely
rHu before. 100 two months limo throu upra-
unus WHu performed and tubes iusrrielwufry
0I HH Impurities. hut 900 Zoo vain. Finally %
was decided tH1tmy Die depended upon another
operation Hl that mus. De- removed 90 tho
hospital About three wr'ks previous 20 thIs
! lnH noticed un gdygulsrment ga the Daily
Sow. U' I u..H where Hoods ,HrsIuHr.liI mad
..H.| N Dos somewhat similarly AFFLICTED Iu
lu.H.HI. h.L.,uud ] decided 90 give it tIHI
Whom IH" NuH decided upon Goo ono fn ru tu f'H
hospital .UI.UI I had been taking HOODS aIT-
......... J.. .|.II fUNu week
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Dramatic ord 2gpic.

sousas Great RocoptonHs Return Dato with t'S ''oor
naco Chor-Tonlghts COMFORT -TomoTows Event
tabernacle Choir soil SupOor Tins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

The Fofeucazy Comic Opera Com
pany, which We arc informed II the
oulgfowth OF the well known aud
popular Conrsid opera company, plays
~ the thunicr on the evenings Of tho
a0lh nnd 3lst. The opera is the Ger.
man work Der NOgelhaldlur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17
PILLS.

for sale By all DruEEists Price - yer tafl
boxes Tor go or sent By mail, poatAlo ire %
receipts Of price. DF.j.ti. hehon6k a soh, rhltt
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lu answer TO Nu lII N.fl IuN affN
Will state that The rH.rr.s whom ihr
dispatches recently announced 's h'F'
iuF boon ihs occasion .i % fiIi DO
Paris thrntar owlnE 90 the pun
0ulrctiug 90 her private fapuihh"nf
was not Jane usuue, bus au9.i 20
actress numrI uurIius. Mmt' hh-'
log H. with C0IueIiu Boo Havaa1' .u''i
where, a rocnut letter sty., auu liayrI
tu ~ rinuI aud nshi9uub.u Nn au1ie1'o
as Sew York or Paris g1I.l iuin ou'
Ab.t of r1,uri. u.va from Mlht'
fpaI says the Minor IH tI iue ,N.cl
thht ratlS U.rur,rt forgot o. play
"Gld save luo Queen" aluf thc ulV"s
COMFORT "Iuo audience stool iu cIl.
UAtrlasei .iluuce fora lew mlmenis."
aiydtuuRguluut "whcn u .rl Aberdeen
hImaJlf song thr national nuth. mi in
which lac was Joined by ipr crowd"
% i8 fearful 10 imag.uu whh, might
have happened n the orchestra, whose
iaf8f BE- explained ou tnu ground that
tncy were "Amoficaus," had been ns
minlinlly patriotic with Yankee
Doodle"
Once IN n great while we see the
name lf jim Handle, once thr ldoI OF
the salt LltH stage, Iu tue reports ul
English provincial thrntrcnls. The
Last paragraph OF tho Blind ni hand L.
not particularly hrciug. IL BE- Ia tho
M1FJr ami DO a. follows
HtrIlu uud Won lauf have four COM
p1nigs on tour in tho English Prov
inrts but they have Couc1 10 10y
royalties for American plays thoy are
using constantly, alleging bad business
a. the cause.
n recent magazine article has eE.
cltot mots interest hni wonder than
that bearing tho tiur "With the
Adrpis at SfIungur.n a picture OF
this place will De- shown ~ Df. Utter
iu bio lecture nt the Thchief Uu TuCa.
day evening, and 10 iili the place OF nu
adept, portrait OF Chakmvarli, the
thuO i0phisi, who vas ai the parliament
oi roliF i1ur, Will bo givou.
Few lnilpa OF the stage have more
Intends among play gosrs, than Elilc
Ellslrr. rnia roas1n she will be seen
Ia rUlD that Will have little Boa % 60
remind them n her other great impef-
sonaiion, Hazsl Kirkr, though by
many, 10 b. regarded ns equally great
Miss Ellsloi's support will be- up 20 the
high standard u her past compgniof.
She clmus mere on thu .j.H, with
e.. w. Couldock On hrr support,
We arc not 10 have palmer's CON.
pauy on thci. way back TO tho East
after all. They closed their six wrubf'
soli1u In San flucls'n last Saturday
night aud were 60 wini up at SlCra.
mentl tonight. a dispatch in last
| Tueadayd Chicago Herald. however,
says that Julia Arthur resigned from
| the company alter closing tho San
Francisco engagement, anu 10 h doubt
iui whether the remainder Of the tout
was played. We may never 500 old
man Hluddatt ont West again, us hc u
said g. have made up his mind 10 quit
travelling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

The Choral Society will hold
specially important meeting Oh Mon.
day evening anu ono that may prove
to be tho last Il viii hold at ull, 30 There
" not revival Of Interest. Inc difet.
tors ask all momurrs, old now aud
intending, 10 DO present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

This evening" concert NJ the rhehtor
In honor Ui 49, fatriuk's day and IA ali
OF sweet charity has been gotten up
without much noise, but the Catholics
who have iuAuguTated it have way ut
Their own that others might copy o.
selling their tickets itst Eud gnuuuno.
lux their Concert afterwards. i0uigupb
program, which appear, elsewhere b. "a
most remarkable one, anu fully breathe
the spirit OF the day. MIS- Dr. iluHet.
ton, soprano, viii make her debut AZ
iar ~ tue thuater h concerned al least,
anu other wtli.knOwn SINCERE are down
Tor attractive numbers,
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Corf5borato8 tho above,

Hood'o Pills cure liver ms nuudIre Do
usugss. s.sE headache and constipation. 80.
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CAsta CAPITAL, r,uru1,
casa sUBPLUs, gguO,Uy9
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Safety Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur
glnr aud nroproof Rents ~ 10 S2j per
year,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
MAY STEAL ANOTHER SENATE
Continued from First Page.

OF Education for number OF years. and during the
last year was president Of the board. lie then re-
tired TO become a member of the Common Council,
and was the presiding officer Of that body While
In the Senate he has rendered great service to the
country and to the State. lie fought vigorously
all the partisan legislation and his vote was re-
corded against the famous coal combine bill and
the racetracb bill passed last winter.
Il will reqt-i-e steady hand to guide the Senate
with such narrow majority as the Republicans have
in that body No errors must be made by the Re-
publicans in the efforts restore the dignity and
honor Of the state. one Of the first acts Of the
Democratic leaders was to pass an election law
under which an honest election impossbiiity.
The State was then apportoned under the guise OF
an Assembly redistrictiag act Representative gov
crnmeat was then entirely gone. rhus intrencned.
corruption ran riot. The OF one of the rich
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
THE NATIONAL CYCLING EXHIBITION.

Bicycle generally are much Interested in the
National Cycling Show which begins Madison
Square Garden to-day and which will last through
the week. Such shows have been held in London
and have met with considerable success. In Phla-
delphia. where the scheme tried, It did meet
with general favor.
The show will be open from to II o'clock p. m.
Exhibitors have come from every part of the
country. and everything appertaning to the wheel
wiz be shown. Tho display Of tires viii be par
tlcuIary large while novelties In pedals. lanterns
ana riding costumes will also attract attention
picture OF mythical bicycle of 1912 will be
shown, as well as the I.allements veloclpede. the
machine OF l719 the American velocipe,le OF 1859 the
ordinary or high wheel machine Of ten years ago,
rlSht down 10 the highly perfected safety of to-day
There VIII also be trick riding by experts and races
on the home trainer or stationary wheels The
stage VIII be eight feet high. situated directly I'm
me centre or the aren't The 7th Regiment Band
VIII furnish the music.