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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26

Nothing more commendsble in
the way Of city improvement has
been mooted in u long time than the
proposal to create another set OF
lungs for the city on the site Of the
late Chinese theatre. There are
none too many such places in Homo.
lulu, aud the earlier any new one is
gained the cheaper will it be. What
the Oahu Railway aud Land Com.
pany did Oh the other side OF King
street, at the same point, in trans.
forming q Presidential mud pond
into attractive station grounds, may
be accomplished by the Government,
without any great outlay.
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JUDICIARY yoTTINas
Decisions and Appeals - Attorney
Magoon on the Bench.


Rachel Jones, widow of the late A.
p. Jones, petitions for letters of ad-
ministratiou to herself. The estate
is valued at 1926, -no The heirs are
two daughters and a sou besides
petitioner.
Judge Whiting on December ~
fled a decision ia the matter of the
estate OF the late DR.. Henri g. Nc
Grew. According to the specific
terms of the statute, the divorce pc
titioned for by the late doctors
guardian cannot be made absolute
while an appeal is pending. The
wife cannot be prevented from APP
pearing in the matter. The child's
interests are hostile to those Of the
widow, aud II was the duty of :. q
child's guardian-who should not he
the mother-to contest its rights.
The Court appoints j. y. Carter al.
ministrator Of the estate OF II. g..
McGrew, and refuses to grant the
petition OF DR.. j. s. McGrew. The
bond is $4,000.
Carter a. Carter, attorneys for }.
s. McGrew, and Charles l.. Carter,
have fled an appeal against the fore
going decision.
Irene Ii Brown and G. A. Brown
have fled an answer in the fisheries
case in which they are defendants
with others at the suit Of Akowai,
the y. II. Il L. Co. aud Jas. Camp
bell. They deny the claim as To
waters over mans depth.
Judge Cooper has rendered a de-
cision on the petition OF John
Emmeluth to have John Cook adju-
dicated bankrupt. He suspends ac-
ton to give petitioner an opportun-
ity Of taking proceedings to ascer.
tain the validity Of his account
against the respondent. The claim
is for payments made by Emmeluth
Gu life insurance Of Cook in a bene-
fetal society. Respondent had an
swered he did not owe $500 and
could pay il II he did.
Judge Whiting has ordered let
ters OF administration under $50
bond to issue to &. Winam on the
estate OF the late All See OF Hama
lei, Kauai.
Judge Whiting has rendered a de.
cision ia favor Of plaintiff, in the
ejectment suit OF keauu vs.. Kino
aud others with nominal damage,
Of one dollar. The proceeds Of q
growing rice crop on the land ar,
held to be q fund to which tn,
laborers are entitled for their ser
vices. Kinney for plaintiff; 9. W
Ashford aud Achi for defendants
The defendants appeal against tn,
decision.
| The Supreme Court is in session
to-day. Present: Chief Justice Judd
First Associate Justice Bickertol
aud acting Third Associate Justic,
j. A. Magoop, the lsst-nsmed sittinl
in place OF Justice Frear, detained
away by illness.
| Annie Phelps vs.. J. .. Carter, ex
ecutor, was argued. Z. W. ASHORE
for plaintiff; Kinney for defendant
| Allen n Robinson vs.. +. II. Red
ward was continued for the term.
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The popularity OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the high esteem
in which il is held leads us to be-
lieve il to be- an article of great
worth and merit. We have the
pleasure OF giving the experience OF
three prominent citizens Of Rsdondo
Beach, Cal, in the use OF the remedy.
Mr.. A. v. Trudell says: 81 have al
ways received prompt relief when |
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
Mr.. James Orchard says: IL am
satisfied that Chamberlain's Cough
remedy cured my cold" Mr.. j. NJ.
Hatcher says: "For three years |
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In my family and its results
have always been satisfactory" For
sale by all druggists, Benson, Smith
a. Co., agents Tor Hawaiian Islands,
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You can commit treason in Ger
many for "doin' nuthin'," as the
schoolboy says. Herr Won Levi,zow
president Of the Reichstag, called
for three cheers for the Emperor
Some Of the socialist members re-.
NAMED seated aud did not take par,
in the "Hochs" Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe has informed the presi
dent that the recalcitraut member,
may bs prosecuted upon charges oI
isr majss'e, or high treason.
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At last accounts the prospects OF
the Nicaragua canal bill were good
in Congress. Whether the bill will
be used, when made law, for build
ing the canal quickly or for schem.
ing Gnanciers to make fortunes out
Of, is an after problem. There is no
doubt the canal will come in time
and then, II not sooner obtained,
Hawaiimust have a cable II she lays
one herself
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WEDNESDAY, DEC ~, isy4

Three reform bills have received
the royal sanction in Hungary. The
populace went wild with admiration
Of liberal declaration made by the
prime minister, DR.. Wekerle, In an
nouncing the approval Of the bills.
There was q torchlight procession
and the city was illuminated. 'Rah
for Hungary.
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By AUTHORITY.
DEPARTnENr OF FINANCE.

Under Article IS, Section Of the Consti-
tuition, II Is require that each member OF
the Cabinet shall make an annual rep lrt
OF the transactions within his depar, msnt,
during the year ending December 81
The Minister OF Finance takes this occa-
sion to request all tn Sc having claims of a
monetary nature, to present them to this
office through the proper ID. partments not
later than the 10th day Of January next,
after which date the books will be closed.
All persons having moneys Un &C, ount
Of the Government are requested TO make
their returns promptly, in orrer that there
may be no delay in closing the accounts
for tine year ending December 81, 1894
4. NJ. DAMON,
Minister Of Finance.
Honolulu, n. Dec. ~, 1894. 12i7-9i
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF SEC
ton No. sn, Endow mcnt Rack,
knight Of Pythias, will be- held nj the
Castle Hall Of Mystic Lodge, No, =, X. Of
P.., I lis "Wednesday EVENING. NJ 2
o'clock. A Y. GEAR,
ls2i-lt Secretary.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME SQUARE PIANO Is
~ perfect rondit on. h lila = tone goat
NJ any upright and "usrier the y Ire
To imnsdiste pnfcha 'er ba, gaiu. Al
"rrs, "Ii no" BuLLkIIs OiliIe ~ IL
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders Of water privileges, or thoss
paying water rates, are hereby mortified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from TO : o'clock A. NJ, and 8 to o
O'Clock p. u. A. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Wafer Works.
Approved:
J. A. KiNa,
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, May -, 1894 ils3-tf
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BOARD OF EDUCATION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there will he
no examination for Teachers Certificates
during the Christmas Vacation. said ex.
aminstions will take place at some future
da'e, Of which ample notice will be given.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
JOHN +. SCOTT, Secretary.
Honolulu, December -, 1854.
illp.lt El-lt
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Timely Topics
Deh,1,tiy I0, 1894.
~

SuDid flSlNdillSS was liidN.
Not mad in the sense which
learned people use the word
but in the common acceptance
of the term. Seven evenings
each week for months had
Count Luigi Spaghetti called
upon her, and her mind was
set upon a proposal from him;
Se>. , nj. -, in tie Y 80. for
months fedora had appeared
before the Count in her most
fetching gowns, and each time
he was more ELUSIVE in his
protestations of love. Visions
of castles, gondoliers, and Of
Venice, dear watery Venice
filled her soul. Fedora, the
beautiful, was to be a countess.
She would make her father an
earl and her mother an earless
when Luigi took her to his
home in Italy.
The guys who passed her on
the avenue with sky pointed
noses because her father, as a
member of the force, had
grown rich before the Lexow
Committee had begun its work
would now fall at her feet and
she could be "Swagger." But
Fedora McNamee was mad.
After the Count had left her
on his two hundred and thir-
teenth consecutive visit Ber-
nard McNamee called his
daughter TO his side and laying
down McKanes' "Purity in
Politics" addressed her thus:
Fedora me child, you're
your fathers joy and your
mither's hope. It's ME ambi-
ton to have yez kim to the
lrint an take a Shtep in the
SaSietee in which your father,
rs a descendant of Brian Boru,
mingled in his ould home in En-
niskillin. It's ME wish to see
yez the Queen of Vinnis, but,
me daughter dear, from what
the Dyes do be tellin' ne Shpa-
getti's not fixed. He's no
count. an if yez marry him
yen have no ryall blui in your
veins. O'Hoollhan, him that
keeps the 'O'Hoolihan Cafe in
the next warud, tells me, an
he's 4 good lrind of mine, that
) for Siven weeks Shpaghetli'S
been eatin' at his place and
: whin he wants 4 Shtake he
> calls for '>hlaughter in the pan.
Fedora, me child, the Counts
a biscuit shooter in a Green
witch street coffee an Sinktr>'
shop. Marry him and yez dis
own your father"
Fedora McNamee was mad.
The two large, full grown
ReirigeratorS you saw in our
store last week have been sold.
II your needs require one of
this style you must wait until
the Australia" returns before
you can get it. II you will be
satisfied with a smaller one we
can let you have an Alaska
hardwood refrigerator that will
tickle you almost to death.
We've sold hundreds of relri-
gerators and ice boxes since
we have been in business but
: none of them will compare in
ice saving qualities with the
Alaska: there's Only one OF
them leit-othcrS on the way.
\ We have watched more
heart thrills in people who were
examining our Solid Silver
Ware than you could expect to
find in society drama. 1t is
# astonishing what real values
you get when you purchase
such things from us. We
bought them at a low price
and you get whatever benefit
there is. The designs are the
latest, the quality the best anG
the price the loWeSt-a combi-
T. nation that is hard to beat
=, The plated ware we show i,
t,ra p,inaptI,y 4 |, \ k,Ct -, 4 80,
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Tea Spoons

a. i"m az sR pr dozen. Think
gH 81 for Soid TIA Spoon
Of oood Triph and si:c; hapicr
pni'crns al The Samc ioW rate per-
o"ac'. w Jurihsr spgr"rs mi
haiS free cf charT on all our ST.
r"r ifrr"; thus saring you many
m"re d,ilars, and stu further re-
ducjHg N" cost Of our Mir'r 10 you
o''r GJtsa patti rms 10 cho"ss
from.
W. ore seI'j"g StcriiUg Si'rr
C"R Links f"r Tjr. and 81 pei ST.
d"d pei hnr" Hcrcr brogysd obou,
il; w'h he qu,ii'y Of orr goods
has .s"hW GONE uP. our
Pr.rcr hare co"st"iiy GONE
bOHN.
The ruiumm NJ bDsiTrss doac
doj'y IL o"' Starr. m prooi of N"
appreciation hrM Ly ~" g""cmi
pniim of arr hmm nm ,iork; ~ ne
n"mr'ss "f 'c"ryihi.r ia a. i N"
81" T,h mhirh y""r TdH's run b.
wprii'd. There is 40 n.'d cdiiiDD
p"Wr n'h pijon 10 THE QNiLIfi'
of "ur Siir'r-p"orh k""w q grot
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SAILORS HOME SOCIETY,".

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
l. members ~ the SAILORS HoNE So
GETTY will lake place ut the Room oi the
Chamber OF Commerce on MONDAY
NEXT, the 3lst inst, at 70 o'clock \. ~.
Per order. 4. \ SGHAkFEli,
Secretary.
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Chr lailg Bulletin.

fsedVed % sesfhe, Seos NOr fa,S.
tSi kstablished for the Bensaf VI Az.
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lmme iiaiely after the adjournment Of
the meeting ol the Society, the Board Of
Trustee will hold u Regular Meeting for
the Election Of Officers and the transac-
ton ol business in genera. Per o der
+. a. SCHAkFh Il,
l22,-tt SECRETARY
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Do YOU WANT


a., On, +r;o limo :, Hama
ulup II w,uld cc,t,;nlv
be a big Improvement e
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aNe''.'e wo"'d 'is'' ro'C
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~ ''hS '',"r o' 'h' year
''ey "''''h pe hoS'y
LANES
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bent, bent g.; IN I'll shopping expedi
Pal'u ,"I N ,!, 81 that
"nn'al hpl'uay Is, now
n"'se "N hann' a'd mo I
Prope are ~, SUI "nhcc''ed
"ha' VIII '"aKe u s"''ao'e
present.
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p'cn'h' 10 . lany. nave
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~" ~ 7''I,, 'l ,,s
,'n'" 'a''rh'rc,s. 's'
n n"n' "''hs'' a."n , ~. ?. r. =
90 an as ,'ec 'lhc o'
S'"'es VI "'' 'ne J." '''o"-
ap'e co'o's ""h shalcS.
TIN VEAVS
"
OF succ' ssful experience
u, ,I'"pp'y'"S :,i' Hau'e"
ru, scrvicc,ble and stv.
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Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes = roaring,
buzzing sound, are caused by cat.
arrh, that exceedingly disagrresble
and very common disease. Loss oi
smell or hearing also result from
catsrrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease
which il cures by purifying the
blood.
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HONOLULU TEACHERY AssooI.
ALTON.

THE FOLLOWING WORKING SEC
i tons" at the above Association will
shortly he formed:
Section A-llistnry oi Il ucation
Section li-frycholOgy Ia its Bearings on
Education
section C--practical Methods In Instruc-
ton.
Section D-Naturc and Science Study.
section e. hild Study.
Section manual Training.
Tu .chors Wishing IA join on" or more OF
the Hbuye Sessions should send In their
names NJ once, -
J, LiGhTFOOT
l2l6-3t Secretary,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26

Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, pre-
vent const patton.
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,22, Il
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Too High !
So Says n. Tpiuiiin,sd--
DO Not Be Deceived!
d. No. receive Yourself !

M"k" honest comparisons not
b"ime"H 81. Petersburg and Homo.
iut", Lm b"im'su our prices and
pricss preraiiing IN Other establish
m"nh HERE. VI are @iijpg
Spiia .Siirrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
TELEGK1PHIC .NOTE.N.

Milwaukee, Wis July ss1Henry I,e n9ehm ,ho c2In W-
,rj,teJ suicide yesterday by jumping INTO thc AZ
waukee River lie eft note saying that ne kl'n
ttrosef because his wife Intended To sue ior a
Hi,,nrce MS wife cOrroborltes the statement mat
she intended to be separated from her husband De-
cause ne had malireate1 her for years
san Antonio. Tex July IA band Of thieves. led
Ia, an American have rounded up 200 neal OF ca'
- f,nn The different ranches In the BIG Bend
cn,rtrv OF Western Texas, and driven ne sto.sn
Iais across the river into Mexico. ana into the
Sierra Mojada Mountains
Santa Pc, y. NJ. July 2o-Archbishop Chape,Ie ,ne
ha~ hren singled out BY the Pope to receive the
pauin which VIII be conferred some tne IN n ,ne
PW Dclegate Satolli and Cardinal Gibbons VIII
l'SS., Sod ami the Cathedral. said TO be the Oldest
aocred edInce in America. VIII receive an over
hauiiny 10 drive away the musty odors OF centuries
nrchhishops Iamy and Salponte were nonored with
the paum In ths city
ch,c,oo July Z9-rhe 800 employees OF H. Wolf
G. % of this city. dealers In notions which are
ca 10 neders throughout the West. went on strike
last night when the propriesors gave them notice T
"a "a a cr1, NJ "a I'm their wages OF VIZ week Ihey
have been compelled TO work three hours ev'ry x
ee,ndav morning for nothing. ana nave received IN
onrs Tor working until II o'clock three night- every
veek in n badly ventilated basement me urn ss.a AZ
,he EXTRA grafultous labor was demanded W 'ns
hard times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
Az ALLEGED DLFAILTER Cit"HI'
JOHN ". LOVE. or WATKINS. y. Y. POUND ~
CHICAGO CHARGED WITH EMntZZi1NG
S7Oco or BANk FUNDS.

Chicago July 2s-John " Love. who was presi-
dent Of The Board Of Trustees of the villag" oi
Watkins y Y. and cashier Of the National Bank
there when he mysierousy disappeared on Feb
ruary was found alive and well In this city last
,..ek by n detective who had been on his tracks
for several months and Is now prisoner at his'od
home. The charge against him Is the cmhezzleIncni
of $1,000 Of the FUNDS belonging 10 IN" b"hk OF
which his father, who died TWO years ago, was
rresident Love triod the drowning dodge by lcaN-
ing his hat ard and som" or his private papers
ON Inc shor" Of Seneca Lake The alleged p.-
faulfar wa. Il victim OF the speculation haDt lc
Invested 500 IN lands near Muncic, ina. pSlhs
The NANCY Of the bauk, ard expected 10 realize Il
fortupe In a short time and easily put the money
hack before any trouble came lie also loaned
hank money t. friends. on paper which y" knew
IN hc wort hlcss. The gas hcd Investment prov"i
,rrcmtncrotivc and Love after gathering n Few
thousand dollars for current expenses disappeared
Uo wa traced 10 Memphis by IA" Iostmark on 4
iot,or addressed TO his wife. lie waH known 10 d.
,laVlnp The races and month ago was locaie'
=, he Hotel Worth here under the name ol j. ~
Williams McmVhIs, and minus ms must"Cn%, CS ne
ga. LInntined bv Sheriff Wakeinan. OF schuyler
Countv ~ T. who came her" for mat puiP"ssr.
Iovn said ne escaped detection AT the pahh Dy
'nxIuc" the official examiners
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FOUND DEADIN 4 CAR CLOSET
SAD SEQUEL TO THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF THREE LITTLE BOYS.
THE THREE GUINAN CHILDREN PERISH MIS-
ERABIY WITHIN \ STONES THROW
OF THEIR HOME-CArGHT BY
spRINr;-LOCK.

Hartford. Conn, July 29.-The three Gulnan chill
dren, who strayed away from their home on Broad
St. this city. Thursily afternoon. have been found
and all three are dead The affair Is so SAD. ana
for a while It mysterious. that The whole city
became Interested in the search for the missing little
Chief Of Police Bill gave orders this morning that
all cars about the depot and the freight yards be
thoroughly searched \ few minutes after ~ o'clock
Policeman Gray and Manti who had been fearch-
ng cars in the yard Of the New-lork, New-haven
and Hartford Railroad for about two hours. came
TO 4 caboose from which sickcnus odors arose.
They burst. open ,he door and traced the
smell To- the closet, which the triinm"n use
clothes press, and. breaking open the
door. thcy found the three little bodies, naked ana
preyed upon 10y vermin. Freddie. the iour-yctr-od'
.ay AT the bottom. on him WAS Raymond nine
years old. and on top Of both Leroy. seven
years old Under The three bodies we're the few
,,,rn,on.s ,b, L,v- vo.a when they left home.
There are suspicious Of murder or u f'u' play.
At he autopsy. Walch performed inis alter
noon by Dr # : Fuller assisted bJ pr H~,ca.
nothlnr was FOUND - tmlictt~ violence The cord.-
tiom Of the luns, Indicated dctth N 'uiocation an
the absence 3D., eGusi,n and other marNs about inr
theory - that the little fellows ran Int" tn car -
hd. from passing policeman Ihurs ih> airrmo , tn
ani that the door oi the closet swung To- ana 'AuSht
them In win frnns 'ock TIE Closet Is nv, n'e Leg %
possible that the N,,.e boys couG nave liyel long
in such confined space and the doctors mink they
became unconscious IN about hit,rn minutes enI
that hcy dd no: 1--we NOR" than nfty minutes ai'"r
the door lo -kcd on them.
The da, they left home older brother hal Just
started for thc public batnhouSe 10 go IN WINNING
EaymOnd thc oiirs; of ia" three boys who dlShp-
pcdrcl. a.itcl his mother II he might Co. too. Sh"
gave him permission and tod MIN 70 run along ana M
oVcrtake his oder brother Instead OF doing this ne
took his Two younger brothers. unknown 10 his
mother. and .ef; thr house. The older brother
saw nothing of them 1t L. supposed ihat
the three boys had taken on thc.r clothes
In their minds when they lef; home. The car
in which they found stood the banks
Of ihe Park River hu; It's banks walled II j.
not Thought The boys intended going in the water
They wcr. found within stones throw OF the hous,
OF their parents James Guinan. father Of the boys
Is conductor on the New-York. New Haven and
Hartford road.
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PULLED THE TRIGGER WITH HEH Iof'

suocK1NG SUICIDE or WOMAN DISTRACTED
By HER HUSBANDS DEATH
Mrs Kate Meyer age twenty-eight. woo" oi
on.y four weeks. committed suicide IN Shoeh'"s
manner yesterday afternoon At ner home al "arui-
rar and Montrose aves.. BrooN'yn. by shoo"hs
horself with a shotgun. the muzze OF when sne APP
,,ed 10 her breast and pulled the trigger WIN her
toe She gave birth to child as h"r huSDa"u iaS
s.d four weeks ago. There are Nv" tfer chi'drr1
Che had acted strangely since hei husband
.,so,n having nursed him al through his Hines,
dfatn' I'D , dsv and completely worn out as
siernity approached she was cose %atehcd ons nv
reatiNes i ai'i Cor tyenty-fou- a time
wYes.erday the woman was more meanehoy y,nnr ,nan
snr her Children shorty af'erward she took doT
an o;u - %er breast pulled the trisger with her toe
The charge big hoe n , nef booy boS ana '"'
e children screaming with fright ran S out sho hot
the sree.; On neIehbors 10 the scene. Doctors were
s.o Summoned but the woman sad aed a9 The
sisnt;y. iw ,bom Is but ten years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
CROWDS AT CoNEY ISLAND.

II Is never too hot for the Coney Islanders on
the war,nest day they can walk down to the ocean
and he cooled Seventy-hve thousand people were
n Conev Island yesterday afternoon and evening.
and all Coney Island was happy.
II was hot on the Island. froof OF 'hs
r.,.hod In tho fact that Frederick Steven
snn seventeen years old. OF No. 513 Gold-st Brook-
lvn vas sunstruck At the West End Haliroai
- s,n;tom He was attended by Ambulance Surgeon
Pierce and went home. ~ ,.,, ,orto,
Thc Manhattan Beach Hotel bathing pavimon
al th biggest business OF the season Inc
thers came In trainloads in the morning, ahi
",,erv train brought men and women, VINO hustied
into rho water as soon as they coul1. Anlons tho
r mn, rivals at the Oriental Hotel are Senator
Wrice and ex Governor Campbell OF OHIO; Denman n
goIrch,ld Frederick Schumacher. or Chcago; =
\ t'iack OF Troy and r. +. Byton. or WATERFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
FLAMES IN a PAINT ESTABLlSHMENT.

fire was discovered shorty h''"'e
O'Clock yesterday morning N '"e ~
of the nve-stOry brick hN"'l"s ~
" ,.,, ,brorgh TO Fulton-st. The
building is occupied by Harrison Hro'h'rs'
dealers in paints. varnishes ana painters smr
pues. The fire confined 10 the piSeln,,n~ ~ ~
Ittle Of the ma teria the building was burned on
The ground floor The drug hru or Z. y. =. etItlcn, @
damaged to the extent Of about NVn princiPhIIy Dy
water Assistant Manager LangInlcI' o la ~.
VTothers who was at the store Few houi" a'tcI
the FIRE said that the firms loss woun n Nv, :,
S30 900 and $40 600 although the pohc" put le ioS & M
Is o(n II was reported by the police thht tne "
was caused by an explosion Of vtr0I, pul i Sir
IonQmIer denies that. and says that an he ~
u,as ON the Sidewalk in front Of the stOr" so u"t
rould not be the cause OF the nameF No one an
give any Information as TO the origin o ,, M
rha atock is All piled up In heaps and no lnNes'sl,,
sion can be made Of the basement az II ~ "
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