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pleasant. one of the best is relief of
Indigestion. \ man who has that
cannot enjoy his food. 1t is hard to
find life pleasant; it makes attention
to business difficult. The state OF the
stomach and brain are so closely con-
nccted-natural thing then to say re.
lief of indigestion makes living easier.
That is got by use of the genuine
JOHANN HOFF's Malt Extract. 1t in
vigorates and tones without exciting
the system.
Our hooke, is sent free Beware OF limitations. Tho
genuine has the signature Of JOHANN HOFF' on tho
neck OF every bottle
EIsner & Mendcson Co. Bois Agents. io2 ana ios
Franklin, ST., Nsw-Yotk
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JOHN II. KEYSER 4 DELINQUENT JUROR
Bernard F. Martin. Commissioner Of Jurors has
made application to Judge Bookstaver. OF the Court
Of Common Pleas for the examination or John H.
Keyser in proceedings supplementary 20 execution
against his property on judgment secured against
him as a delinquent Juror The order was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

CHARLES f. KILMER'S RESIGNATION.
Albany. April 1o.-Charles f. Kllmer. OF Troy.
NE corporation tax clerk in the State Controller q
unce has rendered his resignation. al the request
ot Controller Roberts.
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WENT PAPER CONTRA OF AWARDED.

4 GOVERNMENT PAPER CONTRA or A WARDED
Hartford. Conn. April lo.-The contract for max
ing paper for the United States Internal Revenue
recruitment for one year from June has AS, been
Cwwperdsd N the Alexander Valfour Paper Mills. OF
Ms.t Ph,Iadelpha. The contract last year was
arded TO the Walker Mills OF Burnside. Conn.
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M
me Behring Sea controversy has moved in
ana come back 10 he point from which II started
a,orators have decided that ~ there not TO be
u..sse seals there be free books" The Of
sla,ure at the United States Book Co $40 eth-ave)
20, mare clausum. but q apertumv-a open.
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George Grossmith's "Diary Of . NoboAys'
10 book that will spoil palate. Get u ~ 1seoaan0a
Dtllinghams o. any booksslisE.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

n this diagram n continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure by The Tribunes self
recording The broken line the er
peraiure as observed Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune Office. April H. 1 a. m.-The weather yester.
day cold and overcast with rain in the late
and evening The temperature ranged between
As and degrees C3ei) being "a lower than
on Monday and AZ lower than the corresponding day
weather to-day is likely be rainy in the
Ing, clearing by afternoon: slightly warmer.
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POLICE CHANGES.
Senior Captain Andrews Appointed
Sheriff of Maui.

At o'clock this morning the en-
tire police patrol will assemble at
the Station House, and at that time
and place a number of changes
will be announced. S. F. Chillings-
worth, who arrived from Maui yes
terday, has resigned the Office OF
Sheriff of Maui, and Senior Cap
tain of Police L. A. Andrews ap-
pointed to the position, Mr.. Chill
lingsworth becoming Senior Cap
tain. August Hammer has left the
customs service, and accepted
position at the Station House
as captain of one of the night
watches. Besides these there
will be several other changes OF
note in the police department, most
of them being made by promotion.
Sheriff Andrews will leave for the
scene of his new duties tomorrow
by the Claudine.
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BYAUTHORITY.
Notice.

Owing 10 the intention of the under
signed OF visiting officially the offices
under the various Departments, Public
Accountants" and others having business
with the Auditor-General are requested
9 and II A NJ except on Treasury pay
days, when the usual Government Office
hours will be observed.
The attention Of "Public Accountant"
in Honolulu is also called to the law
which requires that their returns to the
Auditor-Gener&l shall be made not later
than the tenth day OF each month.
ii. LAWS,
3S03-10t Auditor-General.
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Doubtless the difference of $1,000
per year between sea pay and shore
pay is a matter of no moment to
Admiral Walker and had nothing
to do with his preference for the
Asiatic squadron over duty at the
Naval Academy but when a sub
altern is found persistently accept
ing sea duty when he has right to
his tour of duty ashore, it is pretty
we'll known that he feels the need
of the additional pay that goes with
the former duty. An admiral
ashore loses one-sixth OF his full
sea pay, commodore one-ffth, a
captain two-ninths, commander
one-seventh, lieutenant COM
mander from two fifteenths to one
seventh, lieutenant from three
twentieths to one-sixth, and an en-
sign from one-seventh to one-sixth.
The average is about the same for
officers of the staff.-[N. Y. Sun.
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Florida Sugar Cane.

Mr.. Hamilton Disston, the rich
saw manufacturer of Philadelphia,
has invested enormous sums OF
money in the State of Florida. lie
has, also, drained down a part OF
Lake Kessimmee, and established
a sugar cane plantation there,
which has been in existence for
about six years. Much has been
said about the value of the Florida
land for cane cultivation. MIR.
Disston, in August last, sent a
communication to the Southern
Development Company, in which
he fires their hearts, with the hope
of gaining great wealth out of that
industry. That plantation was VS.
tied by the editor of this paper,
about one year ago, and was subse-
quently visited by Mr.. II. Z. Bald
win and Mr.. S. 7. Alexander.
Very large sums of money have
been wasted, there, through lgnor-
ance, and inexperience. While the
soil reclaimed is vegetable matter,
it is deficient in plant food, and will
require light manuring, in order to
produce good crops. The chief diff
ficulty, however, is the cold weather
which, although not severe, arrests
the growth of the cane, and reduces
the yield. The cane is also open
to injury by light frosts. There
is no part of Florida which is ex-
empt from frosts, but the extreme
southern portion. In the central
part of the State, high board fences
are put around the pineapple beds,
in order to keep out the frost. 1t
has cost northern emigrants to
Florida many hundred of thousands
of dollars and great suffering to
find out the very simple fact, that
the frost line of that State is well
below the center of the State. 1t
has been the unfortunate policy of
newspapers and residents to lie
about it, in the hope of selling
land. There are vast possibilities
in agriculture, but at present, the
Southern States of America are not
an inviting field for sugar planters.
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Monkeys that Smoke Cigarettes.

PARIS, Aug. 2S.-Can monkeys
smoke? is a question which may
now be answered in the affirmative.
The discovery was made at the
Jardin des Plants in Paris by a
band of mischievous urchins, who
freely distributed to the occupants
of the monkey house lighted cigar
cites. They took to the weed very
kindly, and pulled away, to the
great delight of the boys, until the
advent of the dismayed keepers,
and the subsequent appearance Of
the lads at the police station proved
to them that mankind still means
to maintain monopoly as regards
the consumption of tobacco. In
the meantime the monkeys, de-
prived of a new pleasure, are in
consolable. - Chicago Daily Tri-
bune.
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Irrigation Notice.

IrTI2afIOH NOTICE..
Holders of water privileges, or those
paying wafer rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from to o'clock A. NJ. and 5 to 6
O'Clock P. NJ. A. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, May %, 1894. 3698-tf
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General advertisements
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the General Post 0ffct
up to September 80, 1894.
Adams, Mrs Andrews, Mrs a q
Abel, Mr. Ausman G.
Allweln, u Ainaya, ID
Anderson, Arnold, G.
Aldrich, +
Bowen, II Brown,
Burlington, Mrs E d Boswell, Mrs NJ
Cooper, f H (2) Chase, G a
Carter. Miss Carr, Mrs NJ
Cannon, II ~ Camcey,
Cummings, w W Caffsy,C
Davis 3 Drew, Mrs
Dennis, J (2) Davis, G NJ
Davis, J G Denmead, II
Dilhey, j Dean, w
Devarney, Y Z
limerick, J
French, G H
Goodman, G (2) Gogae, B
Gardner, r A Gerard, II
Hamilton, A Houghtailing G w
Hagaus, Mr. Hind, NJ
High, W Hinton, w S
Jackson, w
Kent, g j Krause, DR.
klippell, ]
Luth & Co, } NJ Lewis, w A
Lane, G. Lee. Mrs NJ
Lancaster, Miss G
Mathews, T w McCalister, 4 II
Malcolm, Z II Mclaughlin, T j
Mitchell, w n Mcintyre, Mrs
Myers, Mrs w Mills, Mrs
Meyer, q l. Murfey.
Mott, DrJ w Nubbel, K
Norton, f B
Olsen, E
Price, Rev + w Plaisted, Miss G
Peterson, Pope, Miss Z
PATTERSON, Miss NJ
Rust, WI Rukerly, J
Robinson, J ]
Stillman, Mrs Skaar, 90
Smith, III w Sargent, w L A
Shaffer, II A Silver, Rev NJ w
Simon IL Co, J r Shaw, Mrs S
Tucker. Miss ] E 81 Trimble, G (2)
Turnbull, T NJ 81 Turnbull, L A (2)
A IL Tuns, A
Mrs l. Turner, a M
Thompson, w H Tillander, o
w The City Flour Mills
Ungaast, L G
Wicks, Mrs w (2) Walker, E l.
Wier, Mrs Woodward, f
Mrs A Written, G
Virgins, A White, Hon
Wagner, + Wheeler. l.
Wier, G Waller A
Wells, J S
REGISTERED,
374-Rev + III Price
966-SchutZe g. Gererd
above list will please ask for q Advertised
Letters
JOS. NJ. DAT,
Postmaster-General.
General Post Office, Honolulu. septem-
Der 80, 1894.
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The ADVERTISER is deliver
ed by carriers to any part of
the city for IS cents a month, In
advance. Subscribe no. and keep
ND with the new year King mp
TeleDhoue No. IS.
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American :: League : Hall

Following is the membership
apportionment:
Club No. formerly 1st district),
5 delegates.
Club No. 2 formerly I'd district),
4 delegates.
Club No. 3 formerly Sd district),
6 delegates.
Club No. formerly 4th district),
5 delegates.
Club No 5. formerly 9Th district).
delegates.
Club No. formerly 9Th district),
2 delegates.
Clubs Nos Ia and 10 formerly 7th
district), 1 delegate each.
Clubs Nos. Sa and SD formerly Sth
district), 1 delegate each.
Total 80.
These organizations will now be
known by numbers, the district lines
having been changed.
The club officers in Honolulu will
call primaries for the evening of
THURSDAY, October 4th, and the
officers of the outside clubs for
SATURDAY., October 9th.
Voters at primarieA should be only
persons registered for the approach
ing election and who are affiliated
with the American Union Party.
JAS. A. KENNEDY,
THEO. z. SEVERN, Chairman
Secretary 1901 If
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Notice to Voters.

The sessions OF the Board of Registra-
ton in Honolulu will be suspended from
Wednesday, September Goth to SATU R.
DAY, September Goth inclusive and will
be resumed on MONDAY, October 1st.
The Board will sit at Kaneohe on
Wednesday, from II A. NJ. to s p. NJ; at
Hauula, on Thursday, from IL A. NJ. to
2. P. NJ. at Kahuku Plantation, on Thurs
day from to P. NJ. at Eva Plantation,
on Friday, from 4 to P. NJ. and at Eva
Court House, on Saturday, from 10 A. NJ.
to 2 Pm
G. T. RODGERS,
HENRY c.. MEYERS,
L. D. KELIIPIO.
Board of Registration, Island of Oahu.
379S-1w
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Water Notice.

An engine will be at work at Thouas
Square pumping into the mains from
5 to 10 o'clock NJ. and to o'clock
P. NJ. until further notice, to supply
water to the residents living on the
slope of Punchbowl hill.
ANDREW BROWN,
superintendent of Honolulu Water
Works.
Honolulu, HI, September 14th, 1894.
Ss91-tf
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MEETING NOTICE.
Club No. L, Formerly First Dis
frict Club.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A CALL
l. by the Central Committee of the
American Union Party, there will be a
meeting of this Club at the independence
Park Pavilion, King street, on THURS
DAY EVENING, October 4th, 1894, at
7:3O o'clock, for the purpose of electing
Five Delegates, to the Island
Convention.
E~ Polls open from s to9PM.
Persons residing east of Alapai street,
whose names are not already on the
Club roll, who have registered for the
coming election, and who wish to take
part in the primary election, may apply
for membership in the Club to NJ. W.
McChesney, at M. f. McChesney 81
Sons, Queen street or to J. A. Gilman,
at Castle & Cookies.
j. A, GILMAN,
Secretary Club No. J., American Union
Party. 3S04-4t
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Board of Examiners.

Board of Examiners.
The Oahu Board of Examiners for Special
Rights of Citizenship will sit at Kaneohe
next Wednesday; Hauula and Kahuku,
Thursday; Eva Plantation, Friday, Eva
Court House, Saturday.
EDWARD TOWSE,
CARL BUSCHJAST,
DAN LYONS.
Honolulu, 81. l.. September %.
379S-tf
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Water Notice.

Owing to the drought and scarcity of
water, the residents above Judd street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes be
fore o'clock A. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, II. L, July 20, 1894.
3744-tf
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LIFE IN A BIG CITY.
Il Will Be Illustrated Tonight on
the Opera House Stage.

The Daley Stock Company viii
give two performances today-this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, when ''Peck's
Bad Boy" will be presented, and at
s this evening. The bill for tonight
will be 'The Shadows of Great
City" It is described as being a
melo-drama of the best class and
one that possesses merit enough to
hold the strict attention Of the
audience from the rise to the fall OF
the curtain. The characters are
taken from everyday life, and the
story of life in big city is well
told. It will receive an elaborate
production. One scene will be
revolving one, which will be some
thing new to the Honolulu stage.
The various members of the COM
pany will have congenial parts and
good performance may be ex-
pected. The sale for tonight is
most excellent one.
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Booked to Leave.

The following persons are book
ed at the office Of VIM. q. Irwin
& Co. to leave on the Australia
Mrs. NJ. s. Layton, T. Knafe, II. A.
Giles, A. Herbert, Fl. G. Lyon, Miss
Atkinson, Mrs. NoonaD, Mrs. Ten
ney, child and nurse, Chan wilder.
r. K, EatscbeII, &. Bolte and wife,
Mr.. J. a. Kennedy and two children,
Mrs. q. w. Maxwell and child, 81.
Fisher and wife, 7. ID. Simpson and
wife, Mrs. T.. Il. Kera and child, T..
w. BIinn and wife. r. r.. Wooster, r.
T.. Bell, r. Fl. Doland. Robert Wal.
Iace, ". q. Potter, Paul NeumanB,
Mrs. GiIfillap, Mrs Jay ~. Homer
and two children, Mrs. =. s. Welcb,
Misses WEIGH (3(, Mrs. T.. u. New
man and child, Mrs. &. Kellogg, Miss
Ada Jones, Mrs. J. r. s3Fnaltz, Miss
Lizzie SfnaItz, r. 4. RiofdaH, Mrs. J.
Shaw, r. w. SpFaeue, W. -. Nieho-
las, r. r. Coulter, G.. ~. Davis, mfs.
w. Dunbar, e.. w. PblIpOt, J. King,
Mrs. r. r.. Lane, Mrs. CFopp, Miss
Glade, n. Isenbefg and wife, Miss
HszzsFd, Miss VI. Alexander, G. ID.
Hazard and wife, James J.. Thomps
sob, Mr.. Hogue, r.. Croker and vifet
Mrs H. r.. Wiehman sud child, Peal
Isenb@fg, r r. Bell, &. o. Berger, W.
r.. Clarke. +. 6. Anderson sud wife,
Lieutenant Adams, Mons. Vizzevpfta,
Ensign Parnenfer and wife, Mrs. T.
s.. Foster, Admiral Irwin and Mrs.
IVeTs.
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Tire Athletic CInb.

The Honolulu Athletic Club held.
a meeting last night at the Y. NJ
6. a hall and elected the follow
ing officers President, John Wise
Vice-President, D. Crozier; secre-
tary, Henry Hapai Treasurer. d.
w. Corbett Board Of Manage
meBt, w. Armstrong, Cupid and
Charles Crane. A constitution vas
adopted and it was also decided TO
bold meetings on the first Monday
IN each month. 4 programme for
the Fourth Of July viii be arranged
on next Monday night.
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Jailor Low has investigated the
attempt made by George Ryan and
two other prisoners on Thursday after
noon to escape while they were work
ing at a quarry near Diamond Head.
The result will be that Ryan and his
two eonfederates, Naone and "Jim-
N.Y. 10y, will be brought up in the
District Court on q charge of at
tempting to escape and in addition
Ryan will be held for making an
assault with deadly weapon.
George Ryan, the leader of the
affair, is well known to readers of the
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Tbe Daily Advertiser, rs cents q
month. Delivered By Carrier
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shfBq to do with the fight and
denied shooting st She prisoners.
Hs claims that he picked the
when asked for IS by Mgraipue
ne gave f6 ap without hesitation. FIFE
also states taaS he only stood by and
took no part whatever in the assault
committed On the guard. His effFoBt-
cry receives a sef back By tbe testi-
raony Of both of his pals. According
90 Ns0ne's story, Ryan approached
him on last Monday and anf0fcIed the
riay Of eseape, lt was IN, be carried
oB6 on the following day during the
noon hour, when everybody would be
eating. There WIS hitch in the
proceedings because 10y refused 10
set IN explaining the pBaa, Ryan
tod Nsone shat they naast sIb near the
guard and a5 a favorable moment al
three would Jump him, and IN the
scaf3e fbey would get possession 81
the pistol Ryan told them not 20
have any fear, ~ he was crack shot
and be w0uld 10 the shooting. The
next 6fn4e he talked 10 his two
shackIed conop pa 8iors wss on Wednes-
day morning, while they were break
ing rocks RE explained that 10 was
ar, easy matter to remove tJeir chains,
ard illustrated his remarks By placing
3 rock wedge IN one of the links Of
fhe chain attached 70 Taome, and by
striking 2 couple of hI0vvs with
hanana spread the link. Later on,
when an explosion was about 10 take
blacc and the n0en were in = cave for
shelter, Ryan tried 70 remove their
sFackIeas E0t had nor succeedeJ IN
doing 20 when the order came for the
men 70 return fo work Shortly
after the lunch hour was at band and
Ryan gave the word 70 jump Che
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guard. They did so, and while the
struggle was going on Ryan fired the
shot. This scared Naone and he quit
fighting. Then the guard got on his
feet aud approached Ryan, who had
the revolver leveled at him. The
guard made a demand for his pistol
and Ryan weakened and handed 1t
over.
\ prisoner named Iui, VINO Is serv-
ing a life sentence for murder stated,
that he heard the guard call for help,
and he saw Ryan, Naone and 10y on
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ADVERTISER he
Is now serving
time for the lar
eeny of the crown
jewels. He is con-
sidered a danger
Gus man and the
people at the jail
never allow him
to be alone q mo-
ment unless be is
under lock and
key. His two con-
federates are also
classed as hard
citizens and when
ever the three are
sent out TO work
thaU are. ah1eEIpfl
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top OF MIN. ne
started to run TO his
assistance when Ry-
an jumped up and
leveling his pistol
said, "Lui, do not
come here, II you do
/ will shoot you -
Lui then retreated,
and when he heard
a second call for
help he and another
prisoner named Ka-
h a ma nui ru 5 h e d
ahead, and as they
approached Ryan
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Ian, the eonriet .cho fired a shot but he
came to the rescue fired wide Of his
then went to place of safety.
Ryau's latest escapade will be
brought before the Prison inspectors
and it is expected that some severe
punishment will be meted out to him
and his two companions.
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ps,epzeiJ Bee4y,,so.

4 charming farewell reception TO
Mr.. Paul fsenbetg and TO Herr
Pastor Isenberg sssl Mrs IsenberF
was given yesterday by Mr. and
Mrs. 9 NJ Cooke, at their residences.
The fsenbergs leave for Germany.
They Will be accompanied by Miss
Clafa Glade.
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DESPOIlER OF THE CROWN,
Three Prisoners Attempt so Escape.
But are Frustrated.
EXTRAORDINARY CoOLNEss OF GUARD

George Ryan, the Notorious Thief, and
His two shaekled Companions, Make
Bold Attempt 10 Regain Freedom
Diamond Head-Scene of Trouble.