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New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
Honr0 ono Rooms.

AtCOMMODATlON fpr two rentiefu.n
desiring pleasant and refined Aon.c III s-.ic
house. cNceil'nt tabr. 10, Wrst 23l-.t.
RESPECTABLE WIDOW would No
Children 10 bOtri. coid nome. wcii-cA-
pciienrcd win bit blby. CAMP,
l1Oth-st. oDa Audub,n-ayc.
MADlSON-ANE.. 80 Srrpnd.siDry
front rooms, hand 0mcly furnished also
snail room cNcclI'ne boari; 'frrencc-.
sEVENTEENriI-NI.. 81 West rctwccn
jth and Otn ave. hOcr ropms with
board appointments and cuisine un.ur.
passed only for refined p1ftl", dc-iring uII-
cNccp:ioIablr accommodations.
W!sr 74TH.S1 select board Ia
Southern faLily; references. CASHIER,
l.. o. 30. -l65.
- WEST sGrll -Sr.-H Handsomely fur
n.lci ro0m.. large and snail cNcrllcnt
table; dcsiaLlc loratlon.
.lSTII.>T.. 10 EAST ,Murrny HID
Larcr room and hall room. inuth iloor. cX.
ceiirnt table: reference.
4GTH.Sr.. - EAST.- Handsome sunny
second fror front double room; paripr din-
inG.ioOn'; references.
~ MADTSON-AVE.-Su Of rooms
viii he v1cami February !. with 0r without
pr vatr table. reference.
III LtNlNGrOT.AVF.. near 53'h-st.-
Larry. pleasant furnished room; 10 rf-
heated hot and coiG watr; American COOK.
ing
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
a SOCIETY APPEALS FOR AID.

The Christian Aid-to- Employment Society IL In
pressing need OF funds to meet the unusual demand
which the present trying time brings upon II. It's
work. like its name Is twofold: but the society is
daily obliged TO turn away the hungry and home
less whose needs not met by the provisions
of other societies and who look TO II for Christian
aid Many anxious toers. some OF them reduced
gentlewomen who facing the cold world for
the first time. will be destitute Of the actual ncess
ties Of life unless the society meets the need The
officers wish help for these and others.
Contributions. however small will be thankfully
received. and may be sent TO the treasurer. ad-
dressed the society's Office. No 80 Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
CLARA BARTON DENIES A STATEMENT.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The East Side Relief-Work Committee who
have been sending the product OF their shops les
tablished TO give work TO the unemployed OF this
city, to Miss Clara Barton for the of the
cyclone sufferers Of tho Sea Islands. tclcgrarhrd
TO the latter Saturday TO learn the truth Of
the statement that more clothing WAC needed
for that purpose. Miss Barton telegraphed as IoI-
lows in reply:
Beaufort, :. C.-IIave just seen that statement.
II IS not only utterly false ana unjust but cruel.
and means suffering and death TO these destitute
people. | about to wire YOU that every state
ment that | have made holds good today and
the needs Increase as the season advances. Your
God given work Is my hope. VIII write at once
Can you publish this
Now York Ian l. lS94.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

Much interest is taken in the charity concert to
be given by Sousa's Band in the Metropolitan Opera
House tomorrow afternoon. Miss Jessie Bartlett
Davis and Mr.. Eugene Cow,es, of the Bostonians:
Miss Lillian Russell. Signor Perugini Signor Cam
panin and Signor Campaniari will assist Mr.. Sousa
IN making the affair a most enjoyable The
band and artists have all volunteered their services
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

medal will be presented to the winner of each con-
test and a silver medal to the second. Entries wiz
clos. with James H. sullivan. No. 2il Broadwav
February o. and entries will be accepted from
amateurs who are members Of recognized arnatel,r
athletic clubs IL IL rot necessary that the clubs
should be members OF the Amateur Athletic Union
chargcd ana must accompany each entry.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
for Sale.


AT REDUCED PRICES.--500 second.
hand wood and iron working nacniiics !;
July guaranteed: machinery bought and
Exchanged. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3Jo Madl.
.onst
ATTENTlO on sewing machines OF all
kinds: new. 81 GOOD second hand. sl0
cash or credit: exchanged rented. At
EAtStII~ =. Isl 3d-avo.. llSth-st.
\ LADY WI soll her magninc"n, mp.
ficLt piano. sl-5; pilgn,i cost $50 four
falutlls n.o. inquire At the private rc-l-
acn,c. ~ INST il,th.-;.
BEAUTIFUL largo gold framed pictures
WITH llclca pastel. hlnd,omr. interesting
lar.Dr suOirri-. only : 80 rduceI from
81, slcai sacfincc, closing out 90 yur.
l'r--'
LLErANr $500 upright piano stand.
ari mako. thr'" Jclll-, nearly new sac
r'trod sl-5. rather tlan storage. IaFlor
sl' fd0. nJ o'cr, refused. HALL elO
W. +-i..t.
STANDARD AUTHORS ->hakosncarc.
Coop O.. pumI-. Nlt.rlr. 'tr.. finely bound
and Illustrated. delivered ol payment Of
- r.f 30. wc.l .l'F also encyclopedia
Acir'.' Bon -. No. - Church.,t
sAIi,S We have marc Up 100 nt.,.
t!ao house ,afcs. guaranteed nrcprooi;
ouf lT,rc fl9 worth $50 Call ard ex.
'1lre tsem. 7. ~ GEOSS. aOC B'way
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
1nrniebeb Rooms.


HANDSOME Squire. steam hcniel room
all convenience -; also hall room; pri-
va;c family, reference. III lP.t Gth.s'.
ONE SINGLE and one double roam
mos' dc>liab'" location IN W1rburiOn-ii".
toaronablc. Apply t. J. WARD WICK.
EESIfAM. YOnker.. y. Y.
TWO NICELY furnishci single. ftont
r0ons heated. gas and bath r'nf y oil eIic ;
pri,a'c honsc. 2cs Wet 3.i-,t.
lsTH.ST io3 EAST. Vcfy pca.ant
large sInny room also hill room; with
cut icard r'f"grn'cs.
2GTI->T.. ~ WEST ,Mll'cr's Nctcn.-
quiet. comfortable hotel horc % lF'scnf
quot. cen here average II years. Call
" send for circular with rates. .
:gTli -. 5Tll MADISON, hoi -
rooms sincly en- suite hotel service: con.
Vcnicrt hotels. club-: 81 wcc,iv upW1sd :
r'arior lloor, six light rooms dcsirlbl' club !:
Pentirmcn.
32D-ST.. 70 WEST.--Tl gait rooms,
newly furnished French or American cil.
sir" new r'opr!ctofs'Ip. rcasoLablc ratc..
13O EAST 30TIi.sf -Handsome lare'r
ana sm,il i1a NJ cins"'-. rrnuinc water,
gas housekeeping - 20. al 20. ~.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
Busi,,ess Chauceo.

f---
A-,i5O-5 PER CENT mortg,rc on
81 coo worth Of property viii b. sold :or
$50: this i - rare investment dt , pr
cent: two year, 70 run; this InoItcig" is
hyInihecai,.l AMI must be sold. Apply q
NSDl;H>ON. Room 81. Trlhuac Biiidins.
\ IARTN tK wanted ri.h 5000 in
lcc ltiu at cash bT-ine,> ETH li>b'u s'a,e
l.s- uafiug net r-nit from S1n. .DDJ 10
81. COO yearly: no bonus: experience un.
nerr..ary: reference aud security given.
ILOND. :js Brcadway.
MAILING BrSfNFSS. the sample,
and -. eods can De delivered through II:
there Is cinncc to build n lifetime business.
lor particulars address PROPRIETOR,
T;ibunc Once.
N-IE YOU want 10 borrow small sum
OF uoncv quietly and c1niidcntiallv on fur.
uitnrc or sllary add:c,s H.. Bon 20, rr.b.
une once.
ACTIVE MAN. vita $500. wontcd 10
enl,irn and push manufacturing monouoly;
no debts imncciato rr"ht,; ilriii- don't
affect: ii.,c>incnt SECURE. b. w. o..
Tribune Oflcc.
CLOTHING >rOHf..--rs,ablisl,d 30
Years: rity gp.o . - nii's ron New
York spcndid store and clean st,cH; no
honrs lrand opportunity. .. Bioadway.
Room go
coal and wood yard foi sale. On account of
dcar'l Of ownof. MILAN ROSS. Asbrry
PART. y. J.
coop RESTAURANT for eat. chap.
Inqnlrc RACE - PARK Row.
GAS WORKS IN good town Of 10 600
Inhabitants. Hear New YORK. .1r -alr a "A
cioat bargain. Aldrss INVESTMENT.
~ Churrh--t.
HAVE 100 a~rr~ of unlncumbcrcd
timlcr and mineral Land TO ryrhane'' fcr
either % clothing or furnishing goods stock
no broker. J. u. L., 100 l.. Washington
ave. Bridgeport, Conn
rAErNER WANTED IN the col bn.l-
ncss man with $1,000 snaiantred trade.
W. r.. 376 nroadwny. Brookyn.
SMALL CAPIrAL.-For a sur winner
IN cl'y Of Ntw-fork; lady or Gentleman
reference. the hiche,t. Address ACTRESS.
Room =. lO5 West 17th-st.. Ncw.York,
3ljon l.. Price. oscnt
STRICTLY nlst.class private boarding.
hpusr. near Jth-0Vc.; fnll ana proh.ablc
very rcaso1alc; owner retiring. Apply
-.NTHAL HEAL ESTATE ~ I.EAu. 80
jth-aNc.
THE Old RELIABLE BUSINESS TX.
CHANGE Mcdonald N virgins. 40 Na~-
sau-st. business places oi ever dcs nip
ton sold quickly without publicity. Invest.
or, advised without charge
WANTED Partner. lady o. gentleman
with 500: can control their own money;
typewriter p-,lofr'd hnc 01ice g., good bu,l.
res prospects. - Broadway. Room 80.
WAN iFD. At once. 10 purchase good -Ily.
1ng d.uc store also wcIl-cstabli.hcd r.. .aI.
rant diyeopds aud gro""ry store. Inquire
- ProadWay. Room 70.
WANTID.-- Business manager, with
-2.utp. FOR cancer specialist with national
REPUTATION; salary. ~ 2oO year and 10
per cent on gross receipts OF SO 900 busl.
ntS,; D"-t ~ references given and rrquii cd.
Dr. =. q. SJNE>. 81 Eivcr.st. Paterson,
Y. j.
WANTED. Loan of $500 for g months,
ampic security. liberal terms Ad1rrss
LLNANCE. - ChuIch.,l:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

CUACuMAN .-Fir-;-class. thoroughly nm
derstand, his business; was years IN the
,ierman cavalry also ~ gar lcncr bes. oi
references Address W. S.Ii.. l2s VII
ioughby.st BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

NURSE. trained. wishes situation 70 an
invalid: best references. Address NURSE,
90 Futoa-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

ADVERTISEMENTS ASD sVHscE!P-
TlONS FOR THE NEW-YOltN IRiB-
CNE WILL De RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. I.?i2 Broadway
"a door north 0f Thirty lrs.-st.. and ~
VERTlSEMENiS ut tho following Branch
Offices: 25t Eighth-nrc.: 70, Thirf-nvc..
corner Forty-sevenll-st: I5y Enst Forty
sevsath-st.. corner ThiFd-ay~. isD f.a.,
l25th-st.. near Third-aye.. .020 Third-nvc.
West Forty second ST.: 1872 ColInibus-avc.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
WORK AT TURF REFORM.
ONE-TWO-THREE BETTING MUST GO.
CONFERENCE or RACING MEN YESTERDAY
coNEY ISLAND CILBs DECISION
EXPECTED TODAY.

A CONFERENCE or RACING MEN YESTERDAY
CoNEY ISLAND CIrBs DECISION
EXPECTED TO-DAY.
James r. Keenc J. O. Donner, August Belmont. p.
r DIVER A. j. Cassatt, Perry Belmont, J0hn Hunter
and other turfmen held long consultation in the
rooms of the Board Of Control yesterday afternoon
Mr. Galway assured the reporters that 1t was not a
meeting only conferences, and that nothing had
happened worthy of publication.
There was a meeting of the Coney Island Jockey
Club to arrange for a meeting of the committees
OF both clubs TO make an adjustment OF all the
difficulties in the way of united action by both
clubs The Coney Island Jockey Club is constructed
differently from the other racing clubs. 80 that IL
takes time for them TO arrange for the change.
The Brooklyn and New-York Jockey clubs are
almost proprictory concerns so that one man de-
cides the action OF either club p. J. Dwyer's word
is law at the Brooklyn Club. while j. \. Morris
is the autocrat at Westchester
There are number Of men who control the des-
TIMES Of the Coney Island Club. There are con-
tracts and other matters to be arranged before the
club can accept admission 10 the new organiZatO
1t Is said. however. that a decided answer viii be
given to-day. 1t is high time for action 10 be taken
so that dates for the closing of stakes may be
arranged and the routine OF spring training begun.
II takes time to reVOlutiOniZe any sport or business
where such vast interests involved as in racing.
discussing the many reforms which they intend
to make. IL Is almost an assured fact that l-2-3
ring. When the Jockey club meets for organization
the reforms necessary for the elevation OF the turf
will be in shape for immediate action.
The turfmen who frequent the uptown hotels
we're saddened by the death Of W. L. Hamerslcy.
who was we'll liked by all who knew him
Colonel w. F. Thompson. OF the Brookdale Farm.
did not attend the conference at the rooms OF the
Board Of Control on account OF the Illness Of his
wife. who Is suffering from an attack of the grip
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
Domestr 5ituatlons noantsb
Males.

BUTTERFLY n respectable Frcnchman
IN a private family: i've years beet city
let rg'Iccs from last place. LIS Wet
, Jbth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

NURSE or COMPANIoN.- Nurse desired
situation or would go as companion "a
aged people or Invalid: can speak German.
GERMAN, iJ3 East i3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
ANOTHER APPEAL FOR HELP.

The Mission and Tract Society Of New York
City Is at present appealing the generous people
10 help with contributions the endeavor TO benefit
the regular work carried by its stan of mis-
sionaries and nurses also for the relief fund This
is good and all gifts will be gratefully
received by c. \. Andrews. Mrs. L. r. Balm
bridge, Woman's Branch. No. l05 East Twenty
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

WET NtRSE-A healthy young wos
man. with fill breast. has plenty nourish<
mont los East I6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

Austin Corbin has given 500 toward the preliminary
expenses. and consequently every dollar OF the re-
ceipts VIII be turned to the Tribune and other
funds.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

BOY. Il. residing with p,rcnts. wishes
employment q any kind Dn.t reieI'nces
3ld ~trrtify. SlkklN, - MoifJc->t.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
unfurnisbco Rooms G5nnie6.

LADY of coed social standing deslfcs
src or twn patty or unfur;lshnl ruoins In
rfiyutc inm.iy: p9rt pnvtnen. rru lcroi
hfoupi ylano. FRENCH or Gcrh.an lessons.
Address q. X. I ,"27 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

| RESPECTABLE WIDOW would like 70
| WORK by the dav In private families very
| much m ne d OF work; frst-cliss laundress.
| ~ East Gbih-st., Ryan's bell.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
Real Gstdle.

E>TATEs MANAGED: suburban prop
crv: investigate responsibility. standiny.
experience. =. V. Z. HOES. $40 Mvrti. !.
ave, Brooklyn; 90 WJll-st.. y. Y. Room ~
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

sEAMSTREsS and NuHSE-By neas
Americ,n girl city or country ilrst-clase
city references; good drcssmaker; last
"mpcyr can, be seen. Call ia tae
4tSt-st
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

| FSEtrL.MAN. - Enclish; tior0ughly
understand. al kinds of hoIsrwonI ana inr-
nacc-: doctors preferred; GOOD city fer
| 100 I'n,, iI'h. 81.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17
NO RACING POSSIBLE At JEROME PARK
TIE CITY WILL EEGIN THE WORK or MAKING
II RESERVOIR IL TIE sPRIN0.

TIE CITY WILL EEGIN THE WORK or MAKING
IT A RESERVOIR IN TIE sPRING
report was circulated yesterday TO the cffec;
that the old Jerome Park Club 10 be reIuve-
mated with the view Of re-establishing racing Of the
most popular kinds at jerome Park. The project
included making this famous racing ground the
headquarters OF the best steeplechas.ng and hurdle
racing element in the country. well rehiing
the house and stables. reopening the restaurant
and sleeping apartments and putting matters IN
shape generally for sportln, season Of the mos,
wonderful! attractions The sihry made n beautiful
picture for lovers OF the turf but Is shorn Of all It's
best features by the fact that before the time
arrives for the seasons opening the city VIII PROB
jerome Park and viii have begun operations for the
building OF the great distributing reservoir required
by tho residents OF the Annexed District Mayor
GllrOy, when asked yesterday II there was any
probability that racing cu.d he Witnessed at Jerome
Park ,his year. said that within a month or two
would be In sufficiently forward state 10 admit
OF an application to the Supreme Court Tor com
mlssioners apprase the value OF the land . be
taken for the reservoir. III" ordinary map required
direction OF TIE Commissioner Of Public Works and
has received the approval Of ~" Aqucduct CON-
missioners. II then returned to FonnilssIoner
DAILY who has been making surveys aNd searching
titles preparatory to making III" nnal nep showing
Definitely what land Is 10 be taken b. the city.
Chief Engineer Fteley said yesterday that when
this final map had been received ana approved 10y
the Auueduct Comm issoners they would announc"
a public hearing and then the court proceedings
would be Instituted. Mr. Fteley thought that the
property to begin operations In the early
New-York tribune., 1894-01-17

BOXING CONTESTS IN THE BIG GARDEN.
The annual boxing and Wrestling championships
Of the Amateur Athletic Union will take place In
this city this year. They have been held In Phi!a-
dephia and Newark In the last two years w H.
Curtis and James f. Sullivan have taken the matter
in hand and the championships will take place In
Madison Square Garden next month on dates yet
TO be arranged. Arrangements were made with
y w Sanger for the Garden yesterday.
The committee has decided upon tho following
classes Boxing-10j llj. l2j. 49, and lA pounds.
Wrestling-l0 10. l2j. l25 and Us pounds. The
regular Amateur Athletic Union championship die
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The Daily Advertiser, Is cents
month. Delivered by Carrier
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-10

When you can get some
thing for nothing always take
it. that is if its a straight give
away, as is the case with
those Wash Dress Goods this
week There are a good
many ladies who imagine
there is nothing new in this
line, and we are bound 10 get
you out and show you there
are some Patterns you have
never seen, and at the same
time give you a chance to
pick one out for yourself for
absolutely nothing but
guess. We are going to load
up one counter with these
goods-dollars worth. Every
lady who enters our store
whether a purchaser or not,
can guess on the retail value
of the goods on that counter.
The one guessing the nearest
can have her pick of the Pat
terms: the second best, well we
will not mention it, but she
will be in it all right.
We might Just as well give
away Toile de Nord as we
sell it at s yards for 81. It's
absolutely the best goods ever
offered for the money and as
wash goods can not be beat.
80 in. Cotton Ducks at 5 cts.
A yard all fast colors White
Line Ducks from 65 cts. to
LOO.
Scotch Dimity at 6 yards
for Sl.0O needs no further
remarks.
Imported PercaIe for shirt
waists and dresses. We are
showing some beauties. any
how step in and make a
guess on those Wash Dress
Goods, you VIII BE- unable to
resist the temptation Of max
ing q guess and perhaps Of
making Il purchase.
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THE QUEEN INDIGNANT.
she C"utradict> the Statement Tha: Her
GEand,Iaushtrr 7. a SICK Woman.

IL very rarely happens that tho queen
cruG,~ccuds 10 take amy notice Cf puu-
iishy,l gossip respecting members Of tire.
roya! family. The f-e- That she cau-ei
to uC te,s-rarh,J from EalIuoral N tho
daily Court Circular an emphatic con-
t-..LIcticu of the report THAI the Pri-
CO.'S AliN Of Hes>a. recently betrythei
o. thc CzI-lwi--. YEAS t"kiu- the w.
tsr~ IT HIr-,-1tc III order Co cure
long standing :-ce-ual complaint proves
beyond question chat her majesty waS
deeply moved a"d hi-E,v iucsu-,d az
,lc aUG&c;,v az @ newspaper scribe in
daring e. Suggest jalt her .rluGGau.h-
tev'> constitution l. Uu~soud. Tho
queens irritation a@ q grandmother and
matchmaker j. natural and under
-,audablc. I'll" czar0witz i himself
weakliu-. and i II should prove 10 be
trac that his atlia-cod brides health
had been undermined his big burly IA
thc- would beyond doubt break of the
match Tie probability i that there l.
nothing orE1nically wrong with the
Young princess. hut II i, absurd for the
queen 10 declare that the report Of her
.iLrutnr i absolutely without founda-
zion The Westminster Gazette. which
lave frCmiueuce 70 the original report.
dIYVautly remarks with regard 10 the
contradiction that any allu>i0n 10 the
iudi~I 1sitiCn q any royal person ap-
vcar~ % be considered ~ court - a
species Of treason. the court rreferrin-
that the ailments II s2ch per>onaEo>
shall he ignored until the -artlcS are in
th,;- threats, and when the sovereign
or prince o- princess har-Jus ~ bc DIN
-.-cr--ly ii tie public are always II
formed that ,le invalid : ali-E q
iIyo-aIiy. &ll,.l-h. - . matter Of fact.
De II she j. ar that time going * fast
- possible u the grave. -
The Gazette then affirm, that Princess
Ll5S has been 81 delicate heSlJ.. Tor sew
.rol zs--S uC-- --l Jlo5 SIS L.s under
gone ''cy-l-" c- B1dulu,-.la. Schw&l-
bach and other places. Tho Ga@stte su--
,-,~tivciy ADDS thar the princess would
not hove buried herself :t - small York
slii-1 Watering place a5 the height OF
the London season # she were IL perfect
health This : certainly the popular
view. ard ,ae prevailing s.1orJicism Is
not likely 10 - removed until 81 M
rhoritotivc statement shall have been
made - - the nature O. tie princess
neutrality-suspicious. Letter.
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TO PROTECT TIE HOMEMADE,
-. 1.-,-: To r,cv.ye i Custom II EnGIal.
Which 49, Already Failed.

-. I---,-: 10 r-cr-yc = Custom IL England
y.:s--i. ~ Already Failed.
Tho Earl 81 D,uIi-l has introduced
into the house IF lords bill providing
for marking foreign goods, which Is
practically identical with the measure
which was recently laughed ont of the
commons, and the Earl OF Durham. whose
energies heretofore have been devoted
solely 10 horse racing and banking his
big income which ne derives from his
collieries, will help IL the patriotic
work. designed still further 10 protect
native industries against foreign com
petition The lords may pass the bill,
hut the commons are certain TO reject
II. for many Tories - we'll - all the
Liberals believe the existing me-chan-
disc marks are sufficient for all practical
purposes \ good many business men
II al shades Of political belief are
strongly Of the opinion tl-GJ the marx
ing Of foreign goods has not only failed
20 help British traders and mannheim
erS, but has done them sC-ioCs harm.
Foreign customers receiving goods from
English shippers marked IL accordance
with the act with tie words, Made IL
Germany. - etc. forthwith proceed u
save the English mIddleIuan' : commits
SION by dealing directly with the Ger
man malsr, and 80 on, whereas III the
good old days they assumed such goods
% ~ ~ British make.
Virtue j. therefore very far from
ICING To- Cy--. reward furthermore, &c
e.r,liEg 80 al iuGi1.laz- merchant who
has been writing u - newspaper, the
.ur4-rsr-- C--aU-ir- II goods which for
.aerIv came into England IL English
ships does no. come here al all now. being
shipped abroad direct II foreign yesse!z.
II tacr. says this critic. the --c-eEt law
- protection which protects 10 Eng
li-l i.Gu=--- and only serves u adT---
rise --l-a1--l--r tho world the I-auCf-c-
t-re> of l,-e- clC--t-ies- ''-Ney- NC-E
-lE London Letter.
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~ t-r z. -ula # 5000 900 taels. VI.
-..---r 1s-Dcg, rlg, aa- boon .ab-crIb-d
~ r-- Chine ll1e.als and withdraw
--.'-- Other fsHd- for 'i-r purDn-e 81 eel
Grating f-e -.@'i-'A D.I.acaT- q the c.n-
~ rDr.o2e-- But or'u tlIs raormor-s
s-.A 81 Aot -ltlo.eat @-t 1900, GCJ
n-cre &c csllsd iyr - make the celcLIa-
tl>u upDu what the imperial @Jvisor.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-10

Il G. Albe-t-ru was rec1utly ELECTED
mayor ~ Hannibal, 30, over J. II
DicEa-s-- Both u-eu are warm persona.
friends. and when the result q tho cleo
tl.1 wac aI--.1nced tho defeated caadi-
date -eIt Alls-t-ou = letter. ay-coEPa-
med iy q c..l-r. iu which be- stated that
the ca.-e lad been baked by I-iy family
~ the I-a-,- eject aad now sA-t you
have won tle race -ou viii please &C.
r.T- rte cal-e wish ~ compliments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-10

W Plans for erection of
these shredders may be seen
at the office of the Agents,
where prices and other parti-
culars may also be obtained.