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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01
IN Ideal woman's Magazine.

t 1850 ''cths'A . tN"-hEltt-
The literary passions Of a literary
man ere always Interesting and they
are peculiarly so when all author of
such renown as William Dean Howeils
tells Of them The tenth installment
Of Mr.. Icwells' literary biography
ander the title Of my Literary Pas
sions' appears in the September
Ladies Home Journal. Next ia in-
terest TO Mr.. IIowc.ls contribution
comes page devoted 10 The Daugh-
ter in the Home by Mrs, Hurton
Kingsland, Mrs. Hamilton Mott and
the editor Of the Journal a particu.
larry helpful article in response to the
question. what Are Building Socie-
ties r is contributed by Air, Addison
.. Burt, so widely known as an an
thofity upon the subject Mrs Van
Koe-t Schuyler writes most earnestly
on the subject Of women Living Be
yond Their Strength The fourth
paper Of Mrs. Burton Kiugsiand's
series, IA Daughter at Sixteen" is
given. A clever short story by" Octave
Thanet, entitled Miss Maria's Isif-
tietli. is charmimgly illustrated by
Alice Barber Stephens aud Mr. Frank
Il. Stockton brings to conclusion
/" Pomona'sr NEST recent travels.
Harriet Ogden Morrison gives page
Of exquisite designs for Artistic Pr
ano Covers" and J. Harry Adams
contributes some handsome designs
for "The Mantel and the Fireplace.
Mrs. Mallon's pages. With original de-
signs for "The BoHnets Of the Au-
tuuin" and "1his Autumn's Velvet
Goats, will delight all women. and
mothers everywhere viii be pleased
with Miss Eiooper's valuable sugges-
tons on "a Schoolgirls Outfit.
Other articles in this issue are Miss
ScoviIs Physical Culture Of Chill.
dfen." and Helen jays "1hc Farm
er's Wife and Her Boys Altogether
this September issue, with its artistic
cover by w. T. Sinedley. is an ideal
magazine which every woman will do
well to have. Published BY The
Curtis Publishing Company, Of Phila-
delphia, for ten cents per number aud
one dollar per year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01

1t will be seen that during the three
years under the Mckinley law the rate
has been lower than in any year since
ZOE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01
THE so j 7 II Err CROSS
TIE EMBLEM GOD MADE WITH FOUR
WORLDS IN TIE HEAVENS.


~
missionaries IN the South Sea Islands.
Heroes and ncroines.
copyright. Louis Klopsch, lesi-]
STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA. Midocean, July
TO- There are come things in the mind
year after year remaining underlined
Tho time for explanation does not seem
to come. We had for years seen allu-
Eions to the southern cross. We knew
net what it meant. We supposed it to
be an appearance in the heavens at GER
tain latitude and longitude, yet we
knew rot exactly what that appearance
was. But, seated few nights ago on
tho deck OF this ship in cur voyage
around the world, . gentleman bent
over me and said: The southern cross
is visible. Let rs so aud see il. Going
to the opposite siacof the ship, I looked
up and beheid it in all its suggestive
ness locking down upon us and looking
down upon the sea- The southern crossl
1t is made up OF focr bright stars One
star standing at the top of the perpen-
So
star standing for the foot OF it. Ons
star standing fer the right hand end OF
the horizontal piece ct the cross and
another star for the left hand end Of it.
So clear, SO resplendcat, SO charged with
Significance, SO subiilnely marking off
the heavens that neither man nor WON
an nor child nor angel ncr devil can
doubt it. Tho southern cross! 70 mako
it God put those four worlds in their
places. The tender ant, Tremendous ON
bletn Of our religion nailed against tho
heavens with silver nails of star. -Four
are enough.
God wastes no worlds. lie will not
encourage stupidity. If YOU cannot
see the southern cross in tho four
stars, 40 stars will not make you see
it. Up Wonder they stand, the four
stellar cvaugelists unfolding the cross.
What gospel Of the firnlanentl Tho
cross that Constantine saw iii the sky
with the words, by this CONQUER, .
was an cyanescent cross and for one
night, but this southern cross is for all
nights, and to last while creation lasts.
So every night Of this VOYAGE among tho
isiiihas u .he rs'ciiic ','l reiiiinaea ~
enis eeie ., elueinA -. - 'i!e my iniiu
eaoe 'ils'' ,,''s .uine'. ',ie isi.'ius iloih
1iieii = uei's anu siiaaiiisiessiiess aiiu noi-
iolr-'no innueliee - 'sic oross.
lAoep'ins .ne .iiioi.o ~ ,ho i,ui'y' !
.ni,A 'heio,"in " IL Aisner 'nfol,ss
u nosasen 'ns'n 'i'oso oooupie'i " .iie
niiss,o.siies. oeleIs ns',U il'eu anu alea
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01
THE TREASURY CONDITION.


creased Oar Debt and interest
VIII you be Kind enough to stale the amount
sf the money in the national trsasaryonM March
I, 1859, and ut the same dasa four years lster7
CHARLES E. WEBER.
We have not at hand lie figures asked
for on March 4, bur give those at the
end Of each fiscal year june 80, 1883
and 1852, as supplied III the statistical
abstract of the United States, published
by the treasury department., as follows:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01

That " sturdy integrity which
many persons have been won't to At
tribute to Grover Cleveland has gong
glirameriug.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01

It always pays to be consistent. but
many politicians lack that inest i'm.
PoFtant commodity
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-09-01
MUSINGS.

When lhc sun sinks in he West.
And As;ilfc folds her arms to rest.
Before thine eyes in slumber close.
Aud thy hearts forgcss It's woes,
ever The DAYS record look,
Fiat adds page to lIfe's book.
What duty hast thou left undoneY
And what folly shonldst tlon sbung
Y here have Thy feet been sirayingY
And what hast thy tongue been saginag
What kindness to The cfrsng given.
That might lead them 70 God and heaven.
--.AuRAH GARMoSd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
BY LOWS j. Lovoy.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.

Is ACCORDANCE WITH An ORDER
i nud l.iu,.Ii~" al ~alr entered IN ana Toy
the Circuit Court Ot the FIRST ihruit, ~
Probate, on Ihc ;Ulh day al oCtub"r, lNii,
IN III" uultFr IL the Estut" IL Maria U'Sul-
iIynu, iulv 81 Honolulu, deceased, the un.
drr~lpI"d has received Instructions from
AnraUum Fernandez, Executor Of tia viii
"l -Hd Mama brull,van, - sell al I'uhlic
uur.Iuu, at hi rul"sruUms In said iluu"-
HIu, uu SAI lipAN, the eth day III N"-
v"uhvr, Is'ii, ~ - u.Clurk Moon, that very
Ir-.Wrir trrIAcuC" property ,ilual" NJ
kuIlnI-wncuh, liunulUiu, nov occupied 10y
Icl"T h'nulltyHn.
The property a'uTr-aid consist IT si-lUp
of an arr, OF iuud, we'll i"Lccd, aud laid
cat, Uu which arr u large Und handsome
dwelling uuis,., u"arIy nrN, together with
-lun.r, CaTrlngo h.urr, servants quarters,
chicken house, etc, being the premises
dcsyrlhod u. "a deed from Emma NJ, lirck-
ley H. H,lrr O.~ulliyuu and liOmana J..
- sullivan dated August 80, 1891, and
recorded ia l.iIrT -, NJ pages llO-lil.
The aiuve sale oilers u lull opportunity
Ia -r,urr desirable home, IL the most
h"allhlut = .rtIun 81 the city ~ well ~ al
UIruIHg iuT investment IN u locality where
value are certain t. rise rapidly.
k0- Further particulars may he had 10y
iuguringuft ", Ashford attorney Tor the
rAvru,ur, or ui the Undersigned.
j" j. lENEN,
AuCtiUnrcr
Dated thu 1rh day 81 November, ls3i.
llsl-IU
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Che Dailn AnlIstin.
FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1894.
CASSIDY is CHOSEN.
He Will Manage the Whole Telo-
phone Business of Honolulu.


John Cassidy has secured the APP
pointmcnt of superintendent Ut ~"
amalgamated telephone companies.
Mr.. Cassidy has been superintendent
of the Bell Telephone Company
from its beginning, which was the
first telephone service Of Ho.
nolulu. He has also been super
intendent Of the Government .Iec-
trio lighting from its start several
years ago. Mr.. Cassidy has made
a special study of electric science,
having always taken the electrical
journals. He attended the Electric
Congress Of the Worlds Fair, where
he had the benefit Of contact with
the foremost electricians OF the
world.
When MIR. Cassidy's exclusive
attention was given tO the Bell
Telephone Co.'S system, the Mu.
tual system was hardly lin it for
popularity. People who from
necessity had TO have both ,rlr-
phones would always ring up ON
the Bell. But when amalgamatiUu
became the talk, the Bell company
would not put up any for improve.
ments. And when Mr.. Cassidy took
hold Of the Government electric light
station, he had 10 neglect To some eN-
tent his telephone charge. Then the
Mutual secured al excellent man ~
superintendent, who was a. euthusi.
astic student Of electricity as Mr..
Cassidy. This was Mr.. Aungst, who
has been Mr.. Cassidy only rival for
the appointment Of superintendent
Of tn. united system. Ih" Mutual
became the lavOrite instrument
then, and, whore both were install
ed, the Bell was usually neglected
when connection could he had on
the Mutual line.
Both superintcndeuts are such
thoroughly good men that sympathy
has been about evenly divided III the
minds Of the general public over
their rivalry for the important posi-
ton. There Is a general impression,
however, that Mr. Cassidy should
now resign the position Of suprrln-
tendent Of III. Government electric
Lighting Efficient a. he Is, II j. be-
li.ved that he cannot do JuslIc" 10
both positions. rs with amaIgama-
ton there is established u telephone
monopoly, tn" community will b"
inclined To S"nsllIveness a. TO the
service. II the service he slight.
ed IN any degree, owing To Mi
CassIdy's pre-occupation IN ia"
Government employ ment, the prob
ability is that il would not be- hard
to organize fresh opposition in trle
phones for Honolulu. Then, ~
in ice, the immineuce OF war would
be a perennial predicament,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
LOCAL AND SESERAL News

"a. h." wants an unfinished cot
tage in the suburbs.
Machinery is offered for sale by
the Union Feed Co.
See what King Bros. say about
Christmas presents in this issue,
Mr. l.. j Levey will sell a house
and lot at auction tomorrow at -
o'clock.
"Ceara" and not Sierra" is the
rubber tree that is being extensively
propagated in these islands,
Mr. Scott, at one time manager Of
the Wainaku plantation, was SER
iously i'll al Kona, Hawaii, WHEN the
steamer W. q. Hall left, He was
not expected to live twenty-four
hours,
Three Chinese were added 10 the
prison gang to-day. They were
found guilty OF having opium uu-
lawfully in possession and were each
given months imprisonment at
hard labor
A penal summons has been served
on o. Wichart Of the mounted police
To appear in the District Court to-
morrow and show cause why ht,
should not be committed for assault
and battery on tramcar driver,
All KOi, the Chinese cook Of Brit
ish Commissioner Halves, was arrest
ed this afternoon for ombcllirm"ut.
1t appears that Koi appropriated
money which should have gone to
purchase supplies for John Bulls
Hawaiian dinner table
In Mr. Jacobson's jewoly store
window is shown the Hawaiian
trophy for the bicycle road race, 1t
is neat kou calabash with silver
mounting aud inscription plal".
Some pretty medals Tor the wheel
tourney on the 18th are shown in
the same place,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Minister King on an Expedition.

Captain J. 4. King, Minister Of
the Interior, aud ". l.. Ruwell,
superintendent Of Public Works,
lott on the steamer W. q. Hall this
morning for the purpose of inspect.
ing the roots ia the Roma district,
Hawaii They will return by the
neat boat. Captain King was at
nome on the steamer, aud could not
refrain from going ON the bridge
alongside Of Captain Simerson. As
the ". q. Hail steamed out the
harDor the dredger gave the captain
three blasts of her whistle a. a part.
ing salutes, the Hail responding.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
OPIUM AND ARMS.
Deputy Collector Mcstocker's Mis-
sion to the Coast Disclosed.

Deputy Collector Mcstocker's Mis-
sion to the Coast Disclosed.
An interview with +. b. McStocker
in the San Francisco Chronicle re
veals the nature of that gentleman's
mission To the Coast. He went to
San Francisco aud Victoria to gain
information Of the workings of the
opium ring that pushes the traffic
or the Hawaiian shores. He says il
is impossible to prevent opium Snug
giuug mere on account vf the extent
Of the nsular coasts
Mr. McStockcr found out that W
II. Aldrich had written to- person
in San Francisco, asking him to
come to Honolulu to lead a revolu
tiuu ON behalf Of restoration OF the
monarchy. His dtrar .ura from Ho.
nuLuiu has hcvu delayed three weeks
ON account " rumors heard about
au intended uprising He said that
there were unl, about 800 men with
guns To he counted on for royalist
insure, ton, while the Government
could depend ON 1863 men under
arms and easily put down any revolt.
Mr.. McStUckor had convinced Mr..
Aldrich's correspondent that il
would be folly to accept the prof
fercd commission.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Judiciary Jottings.

Before Judge Whiting, u decree
OF divorce has been granted TO
Phnbc X. Makec against Charles Is.
Makes. Peterson and Creighton for
plaintiff; Neumann for Defendant,
Dowsett VS.. Maukeala aud others,
which began yesterday before u
mixed jury, is still on trial.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
KAMEHAMEHA GIRLS SCHOOL

THE FIRST TERN OF kAMEHA-
i MEHA GIRLs S'nouL .p-ns WEDNEs-
DAY Dee. lt!h. Arpn' at rns Tor adlnis-
TO-, mry he address'a IA MISS PorE either
at Kanieham' ba Mannal, u NJ toe Ha-
wa,iau kindergarten Room, Queen Emma
Hall, saturday mornings ON " "
snre she win Ds pleased Ia ~, ct arpl,
cants. The ~ ton Ii Fifty lS5OI Dsilars n
year No applicants received under Twelve
years Of age llS3ti
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NOTICE.

THE Wing on TAI co. WILL. DO A
i Ge erHl Retail Mercantile Business
at Honolulu, lsinnt Of Oahu, anu Lam
Kan hin Is the Mapaper oi rnid business
aud has fu,l authority To sign the firm
buslnsso.
Wing ON TAI co,
llB-2w King street.
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NOTICE.

SrN TAI KEE HAS Sol ID HIS FEE
- Simple with Two H"us' : and over
| Ouc A re R're Lsnh ~ 81" Moi, 1T kil ht
wal Kauai, aud all h,s debt viii he set
tied by Sun IA, Kcc. Date ol III g, sept
| u, lsai. SIN MOI.
"a!
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No New Bank.

The option on the banking Dusi.
ness Of Riahup ~ Co. held by the
Auglu.Cauioruian Bank expires on
Monday. IL Is understood that
owing IL the necessary amount Of
sugar exchange held 10y local firms
not having brcn secured, the option
will be allowed 10 lapse aud there
will bc no new bank here. The old
grooves Ia linaucial matters will have
10 suffice for some Time longer
Engineer John Really missed sixty
cents from his pocket ON FRIDAY Of
last week., After due investigation
hr located the thief in tho person
al All Young, IA Chinese boy. The
boy was arrested, tried, found guilty
aud sentence was suspended because,
it j. brIi"vrd, All Young Is insane.
City or suburban real estate is
wanted hy ON" Of our advertisers
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Timely Topics
NO1. II, IS94.

comforter to the parties who
own crops as well as to the |
people who drive along Bere-
tanla street past the "horSe
Scarer' at Thomas Square, for
the unsightly thing has been
removed. The mud is dis
agreeable but the annoyance is
decreased when YOU have a
Hartmann Steel Mat. II is as
tOniShing how quickly and
thoroughly the soleS of the
shoes are cleaned by rubbing
them over the steel. We have
the mats in various sizes for
the house, store or public
building.
Another novelty in the way
of a Backing Box. BY the
&C. d. Bryant" We received a
lot Of Backing Boxes Jap
aned and nickeledD, which fold
up against the wall and are
completely out of the way.
You've seen them advertised in
the magazines and thought
them a good thing. You were
right in your opinion because
they arc 4 good thing and well
worth the $50 you pay for
them.
The Premier Egg Cups do
not seem TO b known here
Judging from the many inlui-
rieS We have had from people
who said they had never heard
Of them. These cups arc made
Of porcelain just like a tea cup,
only smaller, and have a nickel
plated top which Screws on.
The cook breaks the eggs in
the cup and puts the lid on and
then drops il into hot water.
In 4 few minutes the egg is
cooked and brought to table in
the cup. The advantages Of
TINS egg cup are several. In
the first place there is no dan
ger OF having 4 >uperannualed
egg dropping into your glass
when YOU arc ready to rat your
breakfast; il lht eggs arc too
ripe ii is not known outside
the kitchen because your cook
will learn Of il when he breaks
the shell, and before the egg is
cooked. II is not a pleasant
occupation to break the shell OF
4 hot egg anyway. II il was
boiled eggs would not havl
= been placed in the armpit> OF
: criminals in the day Of the in
u QUESTION. With a Premier cur
you simply unScrew the lii ant
i the egg is ready 10 sat, ant
y your finger tips have not beer
>corchtd. We sell the cup
>ingly or by the dozen.
: It's 4 little more than ;
month until Christmas and you
probably haven't made th>
: slightest preparation for it. lie
Us call your attention again I,
our assortment Of Lockwood
It contains number of u>efu
pieces As we'll rs some gooC
t only Tor OrnamcntatlOn. Their
i arc no duplicates; every pitc
differs from its neighbor eithc
u in decoration or shape. Rock
l. wood compares iaVorably witt
Crown Derby or Royal Wor
ccStcr but is much less eXpcn
Nivc. The cOIOring is richneS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
WANTED

4 NTOEE WHO HAS Cl1N or Il.
~ uIrhan property 'ur sale nj -ITt CASH
q. It reasonable NrCr. nav addr"-',
lI,Iu !, H., Bu,irun OtlIru.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Machinery For Sale!

| ENGINE, Double Cylinder, Single Ac-
tIulI, GNG Cyiindcr, - hOrsc Power.
VERTICAL TUBULAR BOILER, = feet
cong. ~ inc ~ diameter, containing
IW Inca tubr-; vi supply stcam fOI
! Hursr Power Eng ne.
FEED PUMP with all connections.
The above ar" all ~ good order and can
ice had a. nargaln ny applying u the un-
.Irr-rpu,d
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of water privileges, or thus,
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from 7 to 5 O'Clock \. NJ, AVID tO u
o'clock p. ". a. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
J. A. kISd,
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, May ., 1891. l}S'-tf
WATER NOTICE.
Owing to the drought and scarcity Of
water, the residents above Juid street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purpose
before oCluck 4. VI.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Hon. lum Wdtcr Works.
HonoIuu, ii /. Ju'y -, 1881.
llSi-f
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
An Old Merchant Fails.

\ petition was fled with Circuit
Judge Whiting this morning asking
that Christian Gortz, the well-known
boot and shoe dealer, be placed in
bankruptcy. The creditors are O..
X. Porter. Louis Schlessinger and J.
Kahn, doing business in San Fran.
cisco under the firm name OF Porter,
Schlessinger y Co. The amount OF
indebtedness is Sl2jOm for goods
furnished MIR. Cert during the past
few months. I. &. Porter Of Homo
lulu represents q. X. Porter and
dcposes that the bill attached TO
The petition is correct. Carter "
Carter appears for the plaintiffs, and
on filing an approved bond Of S2DOO,
the entire effects Of Mr. Cert have
been seized. Mr.. Cert has been
doing business in this city for many
wears and is one Of the oldest kama.
ainas here. His store has been taken
charge Of by the Marshal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Ar THE ADJOuRNEn ANNUAL
~ Meeting" al the ilNInN fEru 60 ~,
held un Friday, III" lGih inst, the follow
ing Otin r. w"r" elected iur the ensuing
year:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
A. JAOUEN,

nT liurlnl lots, Residences, 'iaTI.ns, lial-
cOuirs etc Union tirrcl neariy opposite
Be.l Tower, ll73-tt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Dry Goods Offering
Victoria Lawns.

After the rain, lawns will he
green aud smooth in Homo
lulu. Water is not good for the
Lawns on my shelves, but
they are prctiirr and cheaper
than amy in the city.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
White Dress Guods

on u pretty woman are neat
and pretty. ! have them in
Stripe and Check patterns
which are the most recherche
on the Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23

Dated Thu 1lh day u November, ls3
llsI-lU
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-03
SCOTS Haze A NIGHT
Auspicious Opening OF the New Hall
OF the Scottish Thistle Club.

VI the ocOttish Ahlstlo Sluu,
The inaugural hall OF the Scottish
Thistle Club yesterday evening was
a grand success, aud those who were
fortunate enough TO be present en-
joyed u pleasant evening, The new
hall Of the club, which is over the
F,shel binding, corner Of Hotel aud
Fort streets. is large, airy aud u
great improvement on its former
close quarters. The Scotch rampant
occupied prominent position in
the hall while inside the entrance
and on either sides hung the British
and Hawaiian flags At the upper
end were the American aud Hawaiian
nags. On the walls were pictures
Of scottish worthless and scenes aud
plaid shawls, The Hawaiian Quin
let Club furnished excellent music
for dancing. At intervals the club
rendered vocal selections in their
immitable style. Robert More acted
IN the capacity Of floor manager,
and through his management every
thing passed off without hitch,
There were fifteen dances on the
program and several extras had to
be- added TO the list, During inter
mission refreshments consisting Of
coffee, cake, icecream aud lemonade
were served Much credit il due the
following committee; A. CARVE, T.
Rennie, " Mckay, Il, LANG, A
Mcdonald and \ &. Steele, who
were assiduous in their attention to
the guests Of the club.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-03
Not Entitled to the Honor

EDlroR BuLLETIS:-
Not desiring to assume the honor
of being present at the mass meet,
ing held at Union Square, at I
o'clock p. m. Monday, July 2, a.
noted by the =, G. Advertisers re
porter, in his report Of the proceed
Jugs Of the said mass meeting, per,
init me To say that ! am not al all
entitled to the honor Of being
among the prominent TOyallst'
present" at the time referred To by
the Advertisers report, although, il
is not a detestable seat for any good
supporter Of good government Ia
be among such men as Judge Wide
mann, j, %, Carter, Judge Cooper
W, W, Hall and many others
JoSEPn NJ POrP0r
Kapslana, July 3, 1894
All Government schools wall b'
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A :. new :. DEPARTURE
The Hawaiian Messenger Service
l.. NJ, J"nSsos, Manager,
Mutual 500 TELEPHONES Bell $50
Once in Masonic building

We are prepared 10 furnish Uniformed
Messengers at ali hours. Prrmytness and
satisfaction guaranteed You ring us ~
and We will do the rest,
- Hourly rates 40c. For distance
rates see Messengers Map lO7i-rf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-03

The lawn on Palace Walk near the
drill shed was packed with Japanese
yesterday evening, the attraction
being a display OF fireworks by
ltohan, Daring intermissions the
laps filed into the drll shed aud
stared ia evident wonder At the
speakers Ut the mass meeting,