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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
SARATOGA RACES.
Tho Second Weeks Racing Opens Will
Fine wonthcr-The Results.

Tho Second Weeks Racing Opens with
Fine weathcr-The Results.
SARATOGA, NY, July Gothic second
week Of the Saratoga Racing Association
summer meeting opened with fine
weather aud good track. Tho after
noon racing hours do not appear to be
popular, and tho attendance is light.
First race, two-year~olds, selling, hVc
iurlongs-The Commoncr, Us (Claytonl
8 to 10, won; PaladIn, 0S PENN, 8 to !,
second: Nanki Pooh, l0S lGrihu), 4 to
/, third. Time, l:0l4.
SECOND race, three-ycar.olds. milo
Potontate, 1l5 (Brooks), I to 10, won
Lanisere, ITO (sims). 8 to !, second
Gwondolyn, 06 (Grihlu), 8 to 8, third
limo, 1:4l3.
flyo misunderstanding, 0S (Claytonl
81 10 i, won; Archievor, 9S (Griltin), s
TO s, second; Timber, 05 (swas1t, q To
/, third. Time, l:03s.
Fourth race, selling, mile and o six
tecnth-Clcmontine, l0l tPetkins}, 8 &c
5. won; Chief Justice, l06 lClayton), {
!, second; Tho Queen, lol (Pcrin), 3 &c
/, third. Time, 1860.
Fifth race, Eve furlongs, sclling-Fon'
dolino, 1903 (Uiayton), 2to 8, won; Mis-
tral, o. Gr!Rinh II 10 s. second; limo
| cont. 100 (Pcnn), 20 to !, third. Time,
l:Olt.
sixth race, milo and an oighth-Tht
Pepper, l01 (MidRely), l TO 2, won
lIydernbad, 81 "a. Clayton. 2 to !, soc
! ond; Miss Dixie, 10l iPerkins)G to J.
third. Time. 1855.
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s.To.day 10 the Ant Of tho two days
bicycle racing tournament OF tho steu-
bouyilio Athletic Club, at tho new
Pleasant Haights track and all indiea'
lions are tdat the affRtr will be great
ali around suecess. Tho entries In
Classes A and B aggregate fiity-eight
and it is quite probable that morning
trial heats will DO necessary. Wheeling
will DO we'll represented ct the track.
aide to-day and tomorrow, as in add.
ton 70 the W. A. W. committee, 1t is
expected at least q hundred cycle enthu'
siasts Will 20 up on the Panhandle
morning train. Among tho Wheeling
riders entered In tho races are Oscar 7.
Smith, John l. Kingdom, Q. Z. Garvin,
Irwin Woods and Frank Wheat 10 tho
Glass A events Of, course.
The programme for to'cay's races Y.
ctudes tho following evenss: One mile
novice, Glass A; one mile opon, Glass
%; two mile handicap, Glass 4; ono
milo handicap, Class B; one half mile
open. Glass A; one-half milo handicap,
Glass B; ono-halt mile Glass A, boys
under le; ono mile open, Glass A; two
milo handicap, Class D.
The handicaps allotted tho entrants
in tho handicap Glass A events have
been received from tho Official handi-
capper, and arc as tollowa:
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THE RELAY RACE.
Statements of q Morning Paper Utter
without Foundation.

Statements of Morning Fnpor ottcrfy
without Foundation.
The abatement given publicity In d
Philadelphia paper aud copied by q
Wheeling morning paper, to the effect
that the great Washington City-DenTer
relay bicycle race would probably DO q
failure and that the wheelmen wore
taking little interest in It, Is utterly
without foundation. On the contrary
the cycIers have taken hold enthus.
iastically, without remuneration what
ever. too, and the afternoon Of tho 18th
OF August will 500 the race go through
Wheeling unless bad weather IN the
mountains should delay the rolayis!s q
few hours In letter to Mr.. Jason @.
Stamp, the promoter OF the affair, Vice
Consul Black, OF tho Illinois division,
L A. W., states that tho race Is sure TO
be "pullcd off," rain or shine, and TINT
arrangements for tho riders havo boon
completed all over the route, many Of
the riders having already gone over
their relays, go that should tho packet
arrive during the night they would
know the road well enough to put up a
good pace even without tho aid Of tho
orb OF light.
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A NEW RECORD.
r. j. Titus Breaks tho FlVc.Siilo Record
At Lafayette, Ind.

r. j. Titus Breaks tho FIve.SIIlc Record
AZ Lafayette, Ind.
LAFAYETTE, IND, July So.-About
5000 wore in attendance at tho bicycle
meeting to-day at tho fair grounds aud
quiet number Of prominent wheclmen
from all parts OF tho country were pros
ont. Tho track was fast and tho Ave
mile record was brokon by T, j. Titus,
OF Now York. Summary:
One milo novice-W. W, Warner,
Lafayette, won; time. 1888.
Quarter milo open, class B-W. w.
Taxis, Philadelphia, Grst; time, 20 sec
onds.
hardt, Toledo, won; time, los 3-5.
Ono mile opon, class At. =. Rigby,
Toledo, won; timo, 2:32 4.5.
Half milo opcn, class B-W.W Taxis,
Philadelphia, first; W, q. Sanger, Mil.
waukoc, second; time, lao 40.
Ono mile open, class B.-W. Q. Sanger
won; time, 2:lG 10.
Five mile handicap, class B.-L. D.
Cabanuo, st. Louis, go yards), frat; T.
J, Titus Scratch second; II. A. Githona
Chicago, 200 yardB,l third; timo,
1928 RI. Titus made II In 1928 3.5
from tho scratch breaking tho worlds
competitive record.
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MARTINS FERRY.
flaps and MIShnps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

nnns and MiBhnpB IN tho thriving Clty
Across the River.
Drs, W. z. and J. L. Hcryey removed
largo piocc OF glass from the solo OF
tho foot Of Harry Cox, which had been
there two weeks. Cox Is al empioye at
tho EtnG.Standard.
A meeting will DO held at the Second
ward hoso houao on Friday evening, for
tho purpose Of organizing an indepen-
dent hook and ladder company for rae
ing purposes.
Thomas ]. Irwin, grand secrctary OF
the Rcd Mon, OF Ohio, sent out by ex-
press TO tho different lodges wagon
load OF tho records Of tho last state
council.
Professor and Mrs. Z. l. Wiley, OF
Chattanooga. Tenn, who have been Wis
iting Judge and Mrs. j. S. Cochran, LETT
yesterday for St. Clairsviiic.
George P. Rust, OF Cleveland, Is tho
guest Of his brother, Dr.. Carl Rust, Ho
will 90 to Wellington to-day with his
mother, Mrs, s. ]. Rust.
Harvey scibert, a four-year-old con OF
Hiram seibort, diod yesterday from
typhoid fever. lie was sick only four
days.
Tho Seldom Soon Fishing Club has
returned from a mouths stay at Frank
lin, on saltwater.
Rosewood clubs of tho latest pattern
have been received by the police from
New York.
Mrs. Frank link is entertaining her
friend, Mrs. a. 7. Meyers, OF Pitts
burgh.
Russell Mcdill will not return to
Dallas, Texas. until the first OF soptem'
Dor.
Eight thousand dollars lilo insurance
was carried by tho lato Joseph MCdtll.
Tho Laughiiu nail works will not ro'
turn to work tomorrow, as reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Hill returned TO
East Liverpool yesterday.
Two pots will 10 set ut the West Wiz
glnla glass works to-day.
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FAyoIIIrEs WE'RE UPSET
Al brighton Beach Yesterday Afternoon
Tho Attendance Light.

At brighton Beach Yesterday Afternoon.
Tho Attendance Light.
Nrw YonE, July 3O.-Thc attendance
ut Brighton Beach to-day was light.
and tho scratches. when really fair
horses wore entered, reduced the inter
ost to u small degree. The favorites
were upset again to-day, and the talent
WIS far from happy
First race. mile. selling-NAgabond,
100 (BalIardl, 4! to |. won by ono and o
half lengths; Tom Finley, 100 lstans'
bury), 8 to 2, second; Billy boy, 100
(Dergonl, II to 8, third. Time, l:4G.
Second race, milo. golling-- Rolf, l07,
(Clorico), 2 to /, won by half longth ;
Mic Mac Queen, l07, (Doggott), 10 to /,
second; Mcintyre, l04, (Ballard), 10 to
!, third. limo, I:4G.
Third race, live furlongs, aOl!ing-
Jessie Taral, 90, (McClain), 8 10 ]. won
by four lengths; POnt LOar, IS, tReftl t.
4 10 5, second; Little Ella, 80, (KcOtc),
60 10 l, third. Time, Loo.
Fourth raco, tfvO furiongs, selling--
Bon T.Omond, 0s, (RoiI), Q to won by
ono length; Nick, l07, (liallnrd), 2 to ],
second Annie Bi8hop, l02, tllamilton)t
4 to /, third. limo, l:0l.
Fifth race, milo and a iurlong-Laurel,
l0I, Is. WhitGl, A to !. won by lonEth ;
George Dixon, 81, (RciH), 2 to l, SEQ
ond; ". H., III, (Corbley), A TO 8, third.
Time, l:5G.
Sixth racc, scvcn furlongs, selling
RobustN, l05, (DoEEatt). 4 to !, won by
a length: Hardy Fox, l0j, (McGlono), 2
to !, second; Jack KosO, ll2, (Ballard),
10 70 1, third. limo, 1901.
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oYoLERs ORGANIZE
TO Protect Themselves Against Many
Abuses.

TO Protect Themselves Against mhny
Abuses.
1xD1ANAroLIs, ISD., July @.-The
American League Of Racing cyclcrs was
organized hero to-day by tho racing mon
in attendance at tho races Of Friday
and Saturday. The following officers
were elected: President, n. L. Bridg-
man, OF Boston; vico president, Z. O.
Bodc, OF Chicago; secretary and troas-
uror, w. e. Kirkpatrick, OF Phlladel.
phia; directors. W. 7. Murphy, OF
brooklyn; II. @. Tyler, Of Boston; 7. W.
Eek, Of Minneapolis, and A. L. Atkins,
OF Chicago. The membership is about
100. The purpose OF the organization Is
to SEQ that L. A. W. cycling rules arc
enforced and to protect members
against the imitation Of the value OF
prizes and other abuses.
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BALTIMORE July So Umpire Nc
Quaid shut OIL the BaltimoreS chances
Of winning in the ninth inning Three
men Eere on bases and Reitz attempted
TO score on Gleason's out TO loft field.
He was clearly safe, but was called out,
and McGraw went out 10 short II was
a hard fought game with light stick
work on both aides. Attendance, $500
Score: ..
psl,Iwoto. .,.............O o olooo o. ?
Boston :. .......... ...O o 0 2 90 i
Earned runs, and q EFro5,4 and Hits,
2 aud .. Pitchers. Hawke and SnyeiD. umpites'
McQuAId and Camp6el
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Novel Trip,

Tho Martins Ferry Y. NJ. @. A. club
will start on an overland tour OF about
two weeks on next Monday. They will
travel in two wagons, and will have ak
tecn mon, including drivers and cook.
One wagon will carry tho team and
the other the two tents, provisions, etc.
Tho boys will sleep and eat in tents,
and their cook will DO Scott Coss, who
T. frat class one. Tho team will BIO q
strong ono, and the boys expect to have
n good time on tho trip.
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consults his best interests by having a
box Of KrausO's Headache Capsules OF
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind Of headache, no matter
what tho cause, In fact II Your skull was
cracked It would prevent pain.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John KlnrI,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
mort, Ohio,
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Hotel ST. George. st 5 o'clock this
morning, 10 Catherine Row. known on
the stage a. Pearl Inman, one Of the In
man sisters. MrAuli6e starts for Ban
gor, Maine, tonight to train for his eight
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pn,,n,In,I YYnaIaWorth.

CLEVELAND, July so.-Thc CIeyclande
pounded Wadsworsh hard IN the Inst
four innings OF to-day's game. Four OF
the visitors runs were mado on errors.
Attendance 900 Score:
Cleveland ...,......--...-o 9 9 ! 9 -
Eornod runs, Cleveland, s. Errors, Cleveland,
4 mis-, Is and O. Pitchers. Cuppy aud WGds'
worth Umpire, Hurst
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in the ninth, but could mot overcome
PistsbEfgh's lead. Attendance l,5Vo
Score:


Earned runs. Pittsburgh g Cinetnnan Two
base hits, GIaaIeOek, SnEticn and Gross. Three
base bIh, Gunbarf aud Cro4t. Homo runs.
Dou1van. Stolen bases, stoned Hartman aud
CFosS Eacri6ce hits, Z smith. B!efbauer and
Hartman. First base on BALI, OF GnnoeIt !. 9fi
snRdnn 1 TIIna, 10. unplr0. GaaneI.
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The Wheeling Juniors would like to
hear from the q. A. House club for q
game on Sunday, and II they accept call
at 81 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31

Tho High School base ball club, Of
Martins Ferry, was defeated on the Y:
NJ. @. A. grounds yesterday by picked
niuo by scoro Of 16 toll.
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PIRATES AND REDS.
srANnlNn On CLuns.


PlrrsDuRou, July 9O.-Pittsburgh won
a closely contested gamo from Cincin.
natl by good hitting in tho sixth IN
ming. The yiaitora made grand rally
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CHICAGO, July 3O.-The Colts pulled
to.day's game out Of tho Gte In tho ninth
when they made four Of their nine hits.
Attendance 400. Score:
Chicago ............,....-,l 9699 dS92 "a
ST. L0utI..-........-....d I 0 Q o -
Earned runs, Chicago Errors. and q
His, aud il Pitchers, stratton ana Law
loY. UmpIrp lynch.
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surTs TO order SIS, reduced from SIT
and 500, at Morton G. Stout & Co.'S.
Merchant TalIors, under Atct4urc House.
JonH l.. RICE, Manager.
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An,ntnnr Iinae l,nli.

Tho Riverside Juniors challenge tht
Hague Experts for game on the brick
yard grounds, in East wheeling, toi
sunday afternoon, August II. Answer
through this paper.
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ON TO STEUBENVILLE
Tho Jefarson Metropolis tho Mecca
Of Tri-stato oyclota
.NlFOFTHE BaEELlNGTHEELAEH

Aro Going TO bo on Hand aad Several
Local Racing Mon win Contest.
Tho Glass observation-disclosures
BAN oIab Defeats tho Reds-Ftom
che Race Tracks-wOdnosdaya Bait
aame-othor News of Sport.
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BRooxLYN, July 30.-The Senators
surpriscd Foutz's Fairies by winning
another game and thus making tho
present series two cot OF three in their
favor. Attendance, 1,440. Score:
brooklyn. ............,...,l 0 2 ! I 90 O. g
MaAhIH gton...............3 0 E-iV
Earned runs, and O Hts. and u EttoEs'
0 and g Pitchers, Daub and Maui Umpire
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PubADsLprIA, July S0.-Tho Phi!lfes
were badly defeated by the Now York
team to-day through loose playing. At
tendance 1000. Score:
Philadelphia. "...-.....,.1 9 9293S 81
Now YorG......,.."......7 "-lS
Earned runs Philadelphia, o. Error, and
l., Hts, II and o. Pitchers, Taylor, FaunInS
and German. Umpire, HoaRlaud.
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Address
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aIsAniine Married.
Baoox1YN. July 2O.--Jack MeAuliflc,
tho prize fighter, was married in the
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RELLAIRE

An Sorts OF Local Nsws and ooSlip froa
the Glass Ctr.
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"Thc use OF 'castorta' Is 30 universal and
It's merits 80 well known that Il 0ccms work
OF RuperorogatIon to endorse It. Few Hro tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CaStosa
within easy reach"
CARIos Ms2T1H, D. D.,
New York City.
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"Castoria1sso well adapted tochtfdun TINT
IrUcOmmend 1t as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" H.A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III 80. Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. 7.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

President SIS Exrelieaey 4 King
Member Of the Board Of lnmkxrztioff.
ren- J. q Atnsrrou, 5xs- - Czssir, Hoa- A.
> Cl<gher1s James g. SPenee< Max
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
CONSTITUTION.
RESPECTING TIE PREMIER OF THE KINGDOM.

RESPECTING TIE PREMIER OF THE KINGDOM
shall be the duty of the King to appoint some chief OF
rank and ability to be his particular minister whose title
shall be Premier of the Kin dom His Office and business
shall be the that of iaahumauu and kaabumanu
IL For even the time OF kamehameha L. life and death,
condemnation and acqutal in the hands of Kaahuma
nu When Kamehameha l. died, his will The
kingdom is Liholihos Kaahumanu is his minister.
That important feature of he originated by
Kamehaneha L., shall be oerpeuated in these Hawaiian
Islands, but shall always be in subserviency to the law.
The following the dut of the Premier All business
connected with the special interests of the kingdom which
the King wishes transact shall be done by the Premier
under the authority of the King. All documents and
business of the kingdom cued by the Premier shall be
considered executed by the Kings authority All gov
eminent property shall be reported to him. Tor herr and
he Tor she) shall make it er to the King.
The Premier shall be the King special counselor in the
great business of the kingdom.
The King shall not act without the knowledge of the
Premier nor shall the Prem act without the knowledge of
the King aud the veto of tie King the acts of the Pre-
mier shall the bnsr All important business of
the kingdom which the Kin chooses to transact in
he may do it, but not wi hout the appreciation of the
Premier
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

Office in Executive Building. King street.
His Exeelency J. A. King, Minister of Interior
Chief CLERK, job A. Hsss niger.
Assistant CLERKS: James n. Boyd, ". K. Keoho-
ksloie. stephen Manaulu, George c. Rosx
Edward ). Boyd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
GOVERNORS.

There shall be four Gov these Hawaiian Isl
ands-one for Hawai-one Maui and the Islands acen
one for Oahu and for Kauai and the adjacent Isl
ands All the Governors from Hawaii to Kauai shall b.
subject to the King
The perogatves of the Governors and their duties shall
be as follows Each Governor shall have the general drec
ton of the several of his island and shall
support them in the execution of all their orders which h
considers have been pro ,ery given but shall pursue
course according law ind not according to his owr
private views He also shall preside all the judges
his sand and shall their sentences executed above
He shall also appoint the judges and give them their cer
Gates of Office.
All the Governors from avail tn Kauai shall be subject
not only to the King, bet also to the Premier. TIL.
Governors shall be the superior his particular island
islands He shall have charge of the munitions of war
under the direction of the ing however and the Premier
lie shall have charge of the forts the sodey the and
all the implements of lie shall receive the government
dues and shall deliver the to the Premier. Al
important decisions rest with him in times of emergency
unless the King Premie be present. He shall have
charge of all the Kings siness the island; the taxa
ton improvements to be extended and plans for the
wealth. and all officers shall be subject to him
be shall also have power to decide all questions and
all island business which not by law assigned to
others.
When either of the Cover shall decease then all the
chiefs shall assemble at sucn place as the king shall
appoint and shall nominate of the deceased
Governor and whosoever ey shall nominate and be
proved by the King. he shall be :he new Governor.
HOUSE DE MOBILES
AT the period these the persons who shall
in the government councils, Kamehameha ILL., Kekauluoh
Hoapiliwahine, Kuakin Kekauonohi. Kahekili. Paki,
Konia Keohokaloe Leleol oku Kskuanaoa Kealishonui
kanaina. Keoni Ii, Keoni and Hsahllo Should any
other person be received in the council it shall be made
known by law These pers shall have part the coun
ellis Of the kingdom No Law of the nation shall be passed
without their assent They shall act in the following
ner They shall assemble annually for the purpose Of
seeking the welfare of the non and establishing laws Tor
the kingdom Their meetirg shall commence in April At
snch day and place as The King shall appoint
1t shall also be proper Tor the King 10 consult with the
above respecting II the great concerns Of The
kingdom IN order to unaumiy and secure The
greatest good They shall moreover transact such other
business as the King shall commit to them
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
EXECUTIVE CouScrl

5. B. D0k. President OF the Provisional Govern
ment OF the Hawaiian Islands, aud Minister
of Foreign Efair~.
]. A. King. Minister uf the Interior
:. N. Damon, whistler OF Finance
W. D. smith, Attorney General.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
CHIEFS OF DvnxAus. Isrrnoa DzrAErxrs,

CHIEFS oF BUREAUS. INTERIOR DEfAErxKs1
surveyor-General, ID. Alexander.
Snpt. Publ Works, ". E, Roach
Supt. Water Works, Andrew Brown.
inspector, Electric Lights, Joha Cassidy.
Registrar If snyeyances, T. q. Thrum.
Road supervisor, IA ,nolulu, W. III Cummings
Chef Engineer FIRE Depf-, Jas. II. Hunt.
Supt. insale Asylum, Or. A. siewsyne-
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RuEkAr o. Asslcurrrns Asp Fonr.rnr.

President: His ExceiIency the Minister of
Interior. wm. q Irwin, Allan Herbert
john Ena, Joseph Msrsden. Commissioner
and Secretary.
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~ II amt z - 4 1. ! loe m.
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cusroxs susxau.

Customs suzxAu.
otice, Custom Honse. E.planade. Fort street
CoaAeetorGenefzi jas. Castle
Deputy Cos eeto-- z. Il. Mccs1cker
'Hsrcsyreisste-, Gzpsaia A Fuller.
Port surveyor, n n ssnders-
storekeepsrs George c. strstsneyer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

n1&NAAA-ss VI S-sA|tA-
Once, Executive Building. King street..
minister Of Finsnce, bis Exceliency s. ~.
Damon
Audiiortsenerai, George J. Ross.
Reeissrsr OF Accounts, W. q. ASHLEY.
Cierk OF finzsee oftee, z A. Mcinerny.
Coi.ector-General OF Custom, Jas. b. Css;le.
Tax Assessor, Oahu, iona saw.
Deputy Tax Assessor, ". c. weldon.
Postmaster General, j. Mort OFT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-21
Phenix.

w. Herbert Atwood OF Providence
visited friends here yesterday.
Anchor Lodge, No. 337, X. OF H., held
its semi-monthly meeting last evening.
Mrs. William V. Slocum is con fined TO
the house by sickness.
The III. w. Sewing Circle meets this
evening with Mrs. ID. o. Pierce.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Latham celebrated
the 30th anniversary OF their marriage last
evening.
Mrs. Fred Hutchins is confined TO the
house by illness.
Joseph Lcbeau, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned TO his home in
Canada this morning.
Francis G. Greene Camp, Sons OF Vet
Grams, meets this evening in q. A. X.
Hall.
Narragansett Lodge No. 8, X. of p, met
in q. A. X. Hall, last evening.
The remains,o Mrs. Stukcly Briggs, an
old resident OF this place, who died in
Providence last Saturday, were brought
here for burial this forenoon.
The Guild OF st. Andrews Church held
q very enjoyable meeting with Mrs.
Richard Andrews last evening.
q. Il. Briggs has hired the upper floor OF
Achille Begins new building and will
open photograph gallery in the near
future.