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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-12
TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Gould Not Sleep.

Prof. L. D. Edwards, of Preston,
Idaho, says: Il was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable through
l suffered from brain IA
tigue, mental depression, etc. / be-
came so weak and nervous that /
could not sleep, / would arise tired,
and blue. / began taking
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-12
DIR. Miles Neryine
II Cures y

DIR. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell 10 at 81, bottles for S. or
il will be sent prepaid. on receipt OF price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Sold by all Druggists
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-12
Special Notice!

State Bank. Lancaster. Wis
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CHQ@lGG Ct nEE,k4sA!

". I II
] block from elevated station.
Bright cheerful apar. ments, in frst-class order:
ren's SI4 to x2S.
Janitor ON premises.
AT Low RENTs-Flat OF 8 large rooms bath.
with all improvements, in New Yorks health
lest locality. 1921 to 1888 Amsterdam 10th ave.
near l5lst st. cable cars pass the door; SIC SIS.
A RARE CHANCE-si5 q SIC for rooms & bath
handsomely decorated: all improvements. small,
quiet family. II W. l36th st. [: ianitor.
HANDSOME. select: only In the house: gas,
Croton, bath; fine rural view from every room
pleasant country home; city conveniences: low
rent. Creston ave-. near Wellesley. Fordham; 2
rapid transit lines.
MAGNIFICENT 7TH AVE. DRIVE, 2265 between
1880 l3ith sts.-Handsome Groom fats, SIC. 60.
11s E l27TH sT.-Elegant fat OF large rooms q
bath; steam heat; low rent
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

BY MAN WIFE, large furnished room. hot 9
cold water. heat, &c, in private house, west
town.
GENTLEMAN wants nice square room wsss TN
ave, I'D Nth SITS must be cheap. r.. boz
s46 World. uptown.
SINGLE ROOM, with or without board. b.
young man; convenient TO e. beth e. pAftion--
lars 7. H., 1868 Sd ave. NJ
wANTED-2 furnished rooms In private hoaso q
nat. uptown. west Address d. 90 ceiumbls
ave- n
wANTED-FurnisAed apartments ! hsdnoons
mesa World. NIi ~ ~
YOUNG MAY wants furplshed roon, osi11s1
l5Oth lvDth sts. Sd a An kfeA nlEIG
terms. G., "a Void, Harlem t
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furnished Brooklyn.

Furnished
MYRTLE AVE, 267-Floor furnished or I'M
furnished: suitable for small family.
HIGH ST., 1855 large rooms connected, fur
nished for housekeeping. $3.50 weekly for the s.
BALTIC ST., 663-Three connecting furnished
rooms for housekeeping; I'd door; all improve
ments; tubs: private closets.
NASSAU ST., s1-2 large rooms, connected, fur
nished for housekeeping; IS weekly for the ..
YOUNG LADY. having handsomely furnished fat
in Brooklyn, living alone, would rent parlor &
bedroom, with or without board, to lady: con-
venient to Hamilton ferry & bridge. Congenial,
box 563 World Brooklyn.
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furnished Rooms to let
Esst Side.


9th ST, 1871 E.-Furnished or unfurnishcd
rooms to let.
GOTH ST. 7as E,-Nicely furnished rooms. with
or without board terms very reasonable.
lsT ST. ia Prospect PLACED. "a q lat aves.--
Larse Furnished rooms, housekeeping. -; tail
alST ST, 332 = Nicely furnished aicove room;
light housekeeping OF gentlemen hall rooms.
AID ST. $40 Y. Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping from 81 hall room, LIST floor
A3D a., i3s E -Parior 4 bedrooms, also hall
Fowler
9th ST, iis E.-fwo desirable rooms; every con-
venience. In new house.
+6TH ST lS7 E--Nestiy furnished hall room to
let; gents only.
62D ST. ils E.-large 4 small rooms for or
singiy; light housekeeping.
5sTH ST. 1926 E.-Furnished room In private
house; large enough for =: references.
$50 81. 227 II. Pleasant, airy, large front
room; every accommodation; near station; rea-
sonHbe.
55rt ST., 2ll E Large, nicely furnished room;
single beds, suitable for , gentlemen, 81. 10.
9TH ST., 200 n Rooms h bedrooms, light
housekeeping use OF piano. 81 soup.
57Tit ST. 2is E.-well furnished pleasant hall
5srH ST as E.--Nicciy furnished rooms with
hath. eaR: all conveniencos.
CO. IL ~. , 2I8 E.-Nicely furnished room with
board; or . ladies; also table board, Levy.
5OrH sr!, 1870 n. Large Il small furnished
rooms. private house: board II desired: mod
crate.
GOTH ST. so r. = 3. window furnished room 10
let; mS3, l at u. 80; weekly.
73p ST. .1S7 H., cor Lexington ave. Nicely fur.
nished rooms: gentlemen only: references.
SoTH ST, 2os E.-Neatly furnished large q small
rooms; 81 to IS weekly
5iTH ST, ia T.. CShepard)--ss 4 up; steam heat
bath; privileges; use Of parlor.
18Th ST, lis E.--Largc hnely furnished front
room suitable for 2; breakfast II desired.
SAD ST, 2t3 E-Choice OF back parior or recep-
ton room; nicely furnished: board optional.
SAD ST. ICE E.-Fine psrlor q newly furnished
rooms; double single. all conNeniences
18TH ST.. 1873 E,-Furnished corner room to
let
18TH ST. 2ss E.-Eiegant large front; also cosy
hall room: private house: references
SID ST. 2o7 E.-PIivato house: quiet neighbor-
hood.
seth ST.. z2s E.--Elegantiy furnished room, all
eonyeniences; private house; gentlemen only.
S5TH ST.. pa E. Nicely furnished room 10 let
flight right.
S8TH ST., 243 E-Neatly furnished room for
l or 2 gentlemen In strictly private family.
18Th ST. l5b E.-Furnished room. private house.
with or without board.
losD ST.. 100 E-s furnished rooms to rent; gas
bath. running water; private house.
l05TI ST, 1859 ga small furnished room. with
board II desired; gas bath a hume comforts.
lOsTH ST., l4 e., LIST noor-Large front room
Win connecting pedroom' tor gentlemen all
eo''en'eh0eA'
losIH ST, 2s E-Large room all conveniences:
breakfast II desired; l or gentlemen.
10TH ST. 1888 E-Large, Handsomely Furnished
room. light housekeeping; bath; private house
| ".
nth ST., Il e Nicely furnished parlor sin
=g,e fat, 81 week. Mrs. Kaufman
nisbed in npivate bous.. "'"' '''"' '0'"' '''
--------
10TH ST. los E.-Newly furnished front rooms,
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Unfurnishcd Rooms Wanted.

UnfuEnishcd Rooms Wanted.
GENTLEMAN WIFE want west side two
large, light, unfurnished rooms, with use oil
bath: rent not TO exceed so per month refer
ences given and required. Harrison, box 2S3
World, uptown.
LADY wants one or two uniurnished rooms by
the month between 9Th seth SITS. private
family preferred. Address, giving price, NJ
Buyck, sheepshead Bay, L. l,
A QUIET. ELDERLY lady wants 2 unturnished
rooms fer light housekeeping: Harlem pre-
ferred. W., 307 Il. 18th II.
WANTETs.Sasement or dining rooms to rent, be-
tween 2JLh ( AID SITS, 9Th a. 9th ayes., for
family having kept for a long time an excellent
boarding house a still having boarders rolmers;
good opportunity for the proprietor OF the house;
write for further instructions. Address A. F.. 1871
Broadway
MAN & wife. no Children. want or unfurnished
rooms having cOnyenlencsA; must be neat, In
good neikhborhood, within 40 minutes Of City
Hall: not To exceed SIS per month; New York or
brooklyn. q. b, W., box 22s World, uptown.
PARTY 10 share Fat: furnished or uniurniEhed;
LcArd II dehired. e.. World Agency, 7os Coium-
bus ave.
uNFuRNIsHED ROOMS, "a floor. private house,
3 AdultAI rent SIS; 9Th TO Lexington ave, l0th
TO 18th St II. y. Stone. 90 Broadway. room lbi.
WANTED-2 rooms, unfurnished, west side.
;elow 34th ST.. L s., Sl3 AistcSersI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, slice.

HARROW ST. 1873 rooms in 'front.' all imropvs-
ments. See Janitor.
coI.uMBUs AVE, 500. near seth st.-Nieest SIS
On west side; all improvements
WATTS ST., II, 10, Alto let, slendipd apart
mentf; rents cheap. location hne. Janitor.
7Tu AVE sOo.s0i. corner 9th st.-Eiesant nsts.
rooms bath, decorated ceilings, awnings
NV houses; rents ,2s. SIS BlCkMANN. 800
9TH ave ---- --. ...-.--- ----------------------.
srH AVE. ITO q l12-Elessut fats. Z rooms &
hath all improvements; rent t17 to S22; one
half moth free. Inquire Of janitor.
18TH ST, las w. large. light rooms newly pa
pered, SIC to $50; basement, $40. Housekeeper.
,,sT ST, sl7-S21 w.-Decorated apartments,
rooms bath: rents S2l TO sai
81, ST, us w.--Eiegant apartments; 6 large
light rooms & bath; all improvements; richly
decorated, steam heated; excellent neighborhood;
t32 to $40. Janitor.
PATH ST. a25 W. light rooms, nnely deco
rated; Improvements 1ne neighborhood; block
from station; sN. Janitor.
9TH ST 207 VS. or 4 large. light rooms new
" decorated a papered, sii to b1s
18TH ST. 1872 to l2s Wine s-rooms apartment;
all improvements; select tenants; rents s36 to
$50 A. q. hEGEMAN 4 CO., 1921 Broadway.
18TH ST, 10 wo-Fine s-room fats; all improve
ments; select tenants; rents s36 to, Si5.
A. @. HEGEMAN & CO.. 1891 Broadway.
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Furnished-North Of ,asth Street.
FURNISHED FLATS.
Elegantly furnished fiat; every convenience 4
all known Improvements; rent, $40. Janitor,
224 w. 1880 st.
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Tree 10 sept. 10, 2S2 w, 1921 st. convenient to
station; Sl6 90, SIS, 80; hne rooms; good order;
MEAD 2495 9Th ave.
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'-Oafy tubs. ground doom s ~ s sSa ia ''
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--38rH ST., 3IS w.
a IIGIIT RDlMS A. HATH RnMM A9a-

ments; SIC. ST. SIS SO; elegantly decorated.
TOOTH ST. 81 W.-New, clean 8, 4 room apart
ments, sl2, sl6 Park block improvements; in
ducements quiet families; sanitary measures; 6
rooms, bath. 800.
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A.-CoRNER FLATS facing park; rent free until
Sept. Is; 4 rooms all light; rent s55 to
t4S; steam heat; elevator; also LIST fiat, suitable
for physician. Apply 2lo W. 4th st.
A.--CORNER FLATS, new building, g. & s
rooms: all improvements: SIS to s3e. Apply
premises, l69 w. 18th St. corner 7th ave.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

ana, r s. TREACY. iOi West Boulevard lsS,h). -
N ,m.AshD--Attractiys Q 4 4 room apartments,
"s"'' rents SIS up. 2ts W. 10th st.
,,,Sr, ,urnished-north Of ,asth Street.
9th sH ST.. 9O7 Wa rooms A hath. newly
Of s%si all light: viii lei cheap 70 nice party
iT ~. ST.. 800 VIZ rooms, hot ooid Wst.r.
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18TH ST. 25s ELEGANT large front; also cosy
hall room; private house; referencea
SID ST.. 2o7 E.-PIivato house: quiet neighbor-
hood,
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Flats and Apsrsmen,. to let.


both ST. 222 w.-Iower mart. nearly /, aoor,
OF elegant private house, cabinet trim, hand,
somely decoraIed: location unsurpassed; very
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

A QUIET ELDERLY lady wants 2 unturnished
rooms fer Light housekeeping: Harlem pre-
ferred. W.. 307 H. 18th 1t.
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10TH 81, 80 w. --oonal orlably lurnished rooms
for single men light housekeeping.
10TH ST.. az W. Large front room, gentle
men, u par weski front ball room. "
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ATTRACTIVE CORNER and adjoining apart
ments; steam heat, door attendance, hard wood
opep plumbing tile bathroom. inaid floors, SIS
70 $40 per month 200 to 204 w. 18th St c. X.
Bill, Amsterdam ave- & 18th st,
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Stat. and Ap.rtment. to Let.
unfurnissed-srook,yr.
Furrlshed-Esst Side.

MADISON AVE, l7Ss--Neatiy furnished nat OF q
large, light, airy rooms q bath; everything
complete for housekeeping,
A. ~ ST.. 23l T.. completely furnished fats
all improvements; piano private house.
18TH ST., ~ r. - Elegantly furnished fiat, o
large, light rooms bath complete for house.
keeping: china, linen, silver. pictures; house
heated. only $50 Janitor.
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CORNER APARTMENTS.

18th ST, .si2 VS. large rooms a bath; newly
papered painted, 81. SIS; select neighbor-
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18Th ST. $40 w.-Nieely furnished rooms one
block from Broadway gentlemen only.
lsTH ST., % w.-Rooms for banhelors hand
somely furnished; low prices; with board II de-
sired.
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3, --sNHEsTER i2A Broadway, above 3lst
hrst,.,Ioom apartment LIST floor, suitable for
Ais sn.S, business or dwelling; Otis elevator;
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The o O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can BIO found IN
any other evening aewsDaDeF.
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hn nME FLATS, all improvements. 5sth st. /,
ma "II flaza Hotel. opposite Central Park. will
se, ~t cheap; also hrst floor for doctor; be
or 80 so,aay. Apply on premises. "a W. 6Sth st.,
-V@ broadway room 1.
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MrH ST. l22 to l2s Wine s-rooms apartment;
all improvements; select tenants rents s36 to
x5D A. q, hEGEMAN 4 CO., 1921 Broadway,
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REDUCED RENTS.

HE INT FREE ONE MoNTH-Four rooms IN
See Teo. St TO small family; SIS q month.
oee the owner. Csc Broadway, restaurant.
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11s E l27TH ST.-Elegant fat Of
bath; steam heat; low rent.
unfurnishsd-Mi-es ianeous.

A.-LARGE CHOICE FLATs.-A.
1853 e. 18th ST., 4th nat, rooms. $40.
$40 E. 50th St, parlor & bast, rooms S47. co.
$40 u. 50th st.. I'd fat, rooms, $40
3is +. bOth St, 4th nat, rooms. $780,
5E Lex. ave-, corner 5lst St., rooms, s33 4 $35.
455 W. 43d St. LIST 4th fats, $2g $780,
YOUNG ESTATE, 8 WEST AID ST.
UPPER PART family house. 10 rooms bath
SI5; lower part, $4E5O. PHILLIPS co.
100 W. l25th ST.
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seth ST.. z29 E.--Eegantly furnished room, ali
conyeniences: private house; gentlemen only.
s5TH ST.. 224 E. Nicely furnished room 10 let ;
/ flight right.
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2STH ST., II w.-Broadway a 5th ave.-Fur
nished double single rooms permanent o
transient
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
Foreign Vessels Expected.

u 3 8 Monowai, Carey, from San Fran
cisco, due Feb Is
ss Alameda, Morse, from Sydney, due
oS Oss Oceanic, from San Francisco.
Marc
CA 4 b Arawa, from Sydney, due Feb I
N b China, from San Francisco, Feb
Ger bk Nautilus, from Liverpool. due Jan
"a
Blk N Hackfeld, from Liverpool, now due
Ger bk Galveston, from Annoy, now due
Am bktne Discovery, from ban Francisco,
Ger sh Terpsichore, from New South Wales,
now due
Hilo, Jan q
HsT bE Helen Brewer from New York,
Am bkrne skagit, from Port Gamble, now
due
Am bktne Mary winkelman. from n W,
now due
Brit sh Eastcraft, from n 8 W, now doe
Ger bk Q Glade, from Liverpool, Apr l-lC
Am bk Albert, from San Francisco. Jan q
Blk xantippe, from n b w, Jan 1881
Am sch Salvador, from n y w, Jan ~
Am bktne Hilo, from N 8 W, Jan 81
Lyman ID Foster, from N b W, Feb "
Am bk + Rithet. from San Francisco
Jan "a
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
Bags Not Tons.

Our Spreckelsville correspondent,
who furnished an account OF the
working Of tho mill there last week,
writes:
"You have the thanks OF many
here for so kindly inserting my
hastily pencilled notice OF last week.
There is an error in the paper state
ment Of considerable magnitude, but
it would have been obvious to your
readers who are up in sugar matters.
The paragraph has it 10000 tons"
which should have been 5000 bags
with total weight Of 2,l59,275 lbs,
or more than 1919 tons. The gentle
man whose ability and industry pro-
duce SO gratifying a return is Mr..
Innes, who is well known to be one
OF the best sugar boilers on these
islands"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
Shipping Notes.

The steamer Pele delivered 1853 bags OF
Maksweli sugar into the b. 8. Australia
to-day.
The Hawaiian bark Leahi arrived at Ka-
hului from Newcastle on January I'D with
coal.
The steamer Mikahala will probably
leave on her usual route on Wednesday or
Thursday. The lwslani will take freight
tomorrow for Kauai.
The German bark Nautilus, J. Assing
days from Liverpool. She brought cargo
OF AT tons coal, 200 fire bricks and sos
packages OF general merchandise. The
Nautilus, which Is consigned To II. Hack
field h Co., Is anchored in the stream.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
DEAR OLD JACK.
The Funeral of q Well-known and
Popular Hawaiian.

In using the above head. lime the
thoughts and heartfelt sympathies
OF every resident of Honolulu are
probably voiced. One of Gods gen
tlemen has gone to his rest. His
lovely nature has left lesson for
all. All can think OF his sweet voice,
now hushed in eternity, and all may
learn of his meekness and lowliness
of heart, aud ponder well their les
sons.
Among the many touching fea-
lures connected with the obsequies
of Jack" Ailau, probably nothing
was more effective than the scene at
1920 o'clock of Saturday evening.
The Quintet and Hawaiian clubs
had sung at intervals many Of his
favorite songs. At that hour they
arranged themselves around his bier
aud sang in sweet but hushed voices
the beautiful Hawaiian hymn of the
dead, "Auwe, Auwe," and then with
the sad aloha" they left him whom
they mourned to the silent watchers
by the dead.
Sunday morning dawned and with
it came some of the most beautiful
floral offerings, until the room where
the body lay was a mass OF flowers.
These were photographed by the
kindness of J. J. Williams. At 2:1O
p. m. His Lordship the Bishop Of
Honolulu, assisted by Rev. V. H.
kitcat, commenced the beautiful
service Of the Anglican Church (of
which Jack" was member) in the
Hawaiian language. Two hymns
were sung and then the corpse was
taken to its last resting place in
Nuuanu cemetery, preceded by the
Hawaiian National baud, who played
solemn music all the way. At the
grave the last sad rites we're finished,
the last sad hymn was swectly sung.
The band PLAYED "A land that Is
fairer than day. and there amid q
profusion Of flowers was left dear
old Jack" The Quintet club sang
at the grave.
Through the care OF W. +. Rey-
nolds, all the proceedings were con-
Quoted with comfort and quiet dig.
nifty.
The pail bearers we're: Cain d.
Wiliokai, Joseph Aea, Joseph Hele-
lube, Kemalia Kuhia, David l.. Kala-
waia, Joseph Kcakahiwa, Robert
Kappa and Thomas S. Kalama. The
funeral was largely attended.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
A Follower of the Grip.

The persistent cough which usual
ly follows an attack OF the grip can
be permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, W,
A. Mcclure Of Mckay, Ohio, says;
LA Grippe left me with severe
cough. After using several different
medicines without relief, ] tried
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which
effected a permanent cure. | have
also found it to be without an equal
for children, when troubled with
colds or Group, 25 aud % cent bot
ties for sale by all dealers, Benson
Smith n Co, agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
JUDICIARY JoTTlNos.
Two Wills Admitted to Probate
Bankrupt Without Assets.

Judge Whiting has ordered that
the will Of the late Robert Gray
be admitted to probate, and that
letters testainentary issue to James
Louzada Mclean, the executor
named in the will, under bond Of
$1,000 without surety.
At tho Clerks office this morning
only two Of the creditors of q. w.
X. King proved their claims, which
amounted to S22.i0. No assignee
was elected, as nobody can be found
to incur the expense. There IN
neither real nor personal estate,
while the debts in the bankrupt's
petition amount to S2659.2l.
In the matter of the estate OF
Maurice Goldberg, deceased test ate,
Judge Whiting to-day admitted the
will to probate and appointed T. q.
Porter aud +. ID. Tourney executors
under $1,000 bond. Hatch for the
petition.
This afternoon Judge Whiting re-
sumed tho hearing OF the equity
suit for cancellation OF a deed, Of &.
X. Kapaealii vs.. S. NJ. Kanakanui ct
al. Castle for plaintiff; Achi for do
PENDANTS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29

Mons. and Madame Verleye ar
rived on Saturday. Mons. Verleye,
II is believed, will assume the posi-.
ton OF French Commissioner in
succession to Mons. dAnglade, who
left here about two years ago. In
the meantime the duties OF tho Office
have been ably conducted by Mons
Vizzsvona, who had been Chancellor
OF Legation, while Mr.. W. NJ. Giffard
has officiated as Chancellor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
Vivas and Ferreira In Trouble.

j, NJ. Vivas and Frank Ferreira
will appear before the District Court
bench tomorrow morning to answer
to a charge Of violating Sec. !, Chap.
40, Of the laws Of 1856, by being
found unlawfully on the premises Of
another on the night Of the 2lst
inst The warrant alleges that de
PENDANTS were found on certain pre-
misses at Palama, owned by Scots
man, who is married To Portuguese
woman, II is alleged that they were
seen 10y the proprietor OF the pre-
J lises aud chased OF
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
WHO'S THE SAVAGE.
Peaceable" and /" Forgiving" Ex-
pressions OF p. @. People.

pressions OF +. u. People.
There has been so much talk in
the annexation clique camp about
the Queen being savage, etc, the
following conversation will probably
interest not u few:
On a tramcar Friday evening q
member OF the Cabinet and q menu
Der OF the Advisory Council were on
their way to the meeting Of the AM
erican League. One was heard to
say: SWELL have to do away with her.
Wen got some OF the American
League to do it,"
The same friday afternoon an
ex-member of the Advisory Council
and member Of a mercantile house
were overheard in conversation. One
said, The best we can do is to got
rid OF her"
All the persons referred to in the
foregoing were present at the meet
ing Of the American League on Fri
day evening, and il is reported that
the matter Of doing away with the
Queen was considered. Three other
persons in town were mentioned as
prospective victims. The question
may be- asked, "Who is the savage'"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-29
ALBu FAREWELL CONCERT
Meets aoodly Patronage Miss Rose
Albu Makes o Speech.

Albu Makes speech.
There was q nearly full house,
excepting in the galleries, Saturday
evening at the farewell concert to
the Misses Albu. Many prominent
residents and naval officers were in
the audience. The Inauguration Of
the electric lights in the Opera
House was a complete success. They
made the whole interior brighter
than day. Never were the Misses
Albu in better voice, and their elias
steal selections were all encored,
bringing the ladies out in their
delightful ballad-singing.
Prof. Berger and Mr.. Hoffman
gave duets on piano and violin with
great acceptance. Mr.. Wakefield
appeared in two of his always re-
lished baritone solos, and received
recalls. Mr.. Weight, an amateur who
is here on a holiday from official
duties in Wyoming, played finely on
the either, winning q hearty encore.
An incident not on the program
occurred just at the close Of the con.
cert. The Misses Albu were singing
aye banks aud braes," when Miss
Rose suddenly stopped, and nudg-
ing her sister got her to do likewise.
Prof Berger ceased playing the
piano, having nothing to accompany.
The silence was broken by the
younger sisters addressing some
group in the audience about as fol-
lows: "Your talking and laughing
is very distressing to us, and we can
not sing unless you cease. II you
do not like our singing, you are at
liberty to retire from the hall" A
great calm ensued and the concert
was soon ended in peace.