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The morning call., 1894-04-30


Arrived.
SUNDAY. April 90.
| Stmr North Fork, Hansen % hours firm Eureka:
pass and mdse. to Chas Nelson.
Stmr Mexico, Patterson. ~ hours from Seattle;
$50 tons coal. TO Oregon Imp Co; bxs fish. from
Port Townsend to Wheaton. Breon q Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. 62s4 hours from
San Diego and way ports; pass and mdse to Good
all, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Gypsy, Jepsen, IT hours from Santa Cruz:
produce, to Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Excelsior. Higgins. 20 hours from Eureka,
for San Diego: put in to land passengers.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicholson. hours from Lom-
poe etc; produce. etc, to Goodau Perkins II 20.
Ship osemite. Fullerton. 3 days from Depart
ure Bay: $40 tons coal. to Dunsmuir & Sons
Bark McNear. Swan, 10 days fm Departure Bay /;
1850 tons coal, to r Chandler.
Bark Topgallant. KiIhuan, Ia days from Seattle:
1890 tons COAL to Oregon Imp Co.
Schr Abbie. Hanson. 20 hours from Caspar; 21O
NJ It lumber to CaspAr Lumber Co.
Schr Mary c, Campbell. hours from Bodega
70 bxs butter, to Ross Hewlett.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. April 20.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles Astoria.
Stmr Arago. Reed. Coos Bay.
Bktn Irmgsrd. Schmidt. Honolulu.
Brig w Lucas, Glud Seattle
Schr G Merchant. Brannan. Coos Bay.
Schr Eureka. Wuschulet. Coquille River
Telegraphic.
POINT LoRoS - April 29-IO pM-weather
hazy: wind NV: velocity 80 miles
Domestic Ports.
FORT BRAGG-saIled April 29-Stmr Daisy
Kimball, for san Francisco.
IVERSENS Ian DING-Saled April 29-Schr
Ocean Spray, for San Francisco.
TATOosH-rassed in April 29-Ship Two Broth
ers, hence Apr 81 for Tacoma. 2S-Shp John A
Briggs. hence Apr 81 for Nanaimo. 29-Stmr AL
XII, from Port Harford for Departure Bay
Passed April 29-Stmr Mackinaw, from Tacoma
for San Francisco; ship Columbia, from Seattle
for san Francisco; bark d Peters, from Comox
MENDoCINo-sailsd April 2s-stmr Point
Arena, for San Francisco.
POINT ARENA-Arrived April 29-Stmr Alca-
E0REKA-Arrived April 2s-stmr HUMBOLDT.
PORT ANGELEs-In bay April 29-Bark Rufus
Wood. hence Apr IL for Nanaimo.
PORT BLAKELEY--Sailed April 29-Schr Al
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived April 2e-Bark Ca
rondelet hence apr II; bktn Discovery. hnce Apr
Largo Law. hence Apr IL; schr Hueneme, from
San Pedro.
PORT HADLooK-ArrivedA April 7s-Bktn J NJ
CLALLAM BAY-In port April 2s-schr Lena
Sweasey, hence Apr 10.
ASTOR1A-Sailed April 29-Stmr State OF Cali
fornia. for San Franc,sso: stmr Signal; stmr
South Coast, for San Francisco.
lmportations.
EUREKA-Per North Fork-19 cs bottles, 3
Arcata-1 bl 81 rolls leather bdl hides 2 SKIS
hair. 1 pkg mdse, cs wine, bolts woou, Ia
empty kegs
Fields La nding-13 SKIS wool, 2 cs pictures 2es
# lumber, bbls bottles. 257 NJ shingles. $50 M
shakes
SAN DIEGo-Per Santa Rosa-1 cs books coil
sheep tin 971 bxs oranges, cs clothing, IL SKIS
dry fish. 8 ht-bbls picked fish, bx machinery, 10
pigs household goods cs rugs. 20 rakewheeIs
10 10 axe 10 6es talIow 90
SKIS beeswaI. l6 SKIS dry iruit. 2 cs dry goods, SO
salt hides. bxs lines, rs bxs lemons. horses, 1
pcs curb. c. shoes. bx millinery, cs mdse.
Port Los Angeles-10S1s SKIS wool. 10 salt hide
II DRY hides 8 bdls dry peits. sheep pelts roll
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WILL BE REORGANIZED.
General Dickinson Says the Cavalry
Will Not Be DiSbanded.

The military Investigation which has IN
vOlved The security of The First Troop OF Cav.
airy as National Guard organization has
been concluded The troop will not be mus
tered out OF the State service. A thorough re-
organization Will be effected, however. and a
number OF material changes will be made. The
first important move In this direction will be
the election Of new captain in the place of S,
P. Blumenberg, who Will soon be permitted to
20 upon The list OF retired officers. John M.
Brunson. the present first lieutenant and act
ing commander, will be given Blumsnberg S
former position.
Although The report Of Major Charles Stan
ley, the inspecting officer, has not yet been
submitted ID writing to tire brigade commander,
The result OF the investigation has been made
known. Its main features wert Indicated 10 a
reporter yesterday by Brlgadier- q neral Dick.
inson. Among other things The report will an
nOunee that the troop hnances, of which Cap
tain Blumenberg was the custodian, and about
which there bad been many dark rumors have
been accounted for satisfactorily. Tile process,
however, from confused records to an orderly
statement has been one of much difficulty
through th captains carelessness In IN
matter OF discipline the Inspecting officer VIII
recommend IN his report that such measures b
adopted as VIII improve The organization al
once and permanently. This much g neral
Dickinson will attend TO ana have accomplished
thoroughly.
The announcement OF the nature of The re-
port Will cause much satisfaction in the old
troop, but something of another sort in other
quarters. Since the beginning of the Investl-
CATION there has been organized in the city a
new cavalry company, with Captain James
Mango OF Company +. First Infantry. as The
commanding officer. The members of his new
troop have aDXiously awaited what they con-
ndentiy expected would be the disbandment OF
the old company. Their hopes nave not be, n
realized, however, ana they cannot be mus
tered into lie service The only chance they
had 10 gain admission TO the National Guard
lay IN the disruption of Blumenbrrg's CON-
mand. Now that the present troop is to De con-
tinued the other company will have to disband.
Ii is not unlikely that a row may be preclpi.
tated on this account for the reason that those
troopers who failed of their purpose had
been LED to believe that their admission was as
sured some months ago.
AS soon as new captain is elected the name
OF the old company Will be changed from First
Troop OF Cavalry to Troop A, First Cavalry.
New bylaws will be adopted, and the aTmory
al 3IS OFarreIl street will soon be vacated for
a more uItable building.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Ns9.
ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST 1919
s. s. CO.. Will dispat ch from Spear-street wharf,
at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports OF their Al
iicn steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-March rs, April 4.
IA, "a May 4. Ia. %.
CoLUMBIA-March3 80, April 9. 10, 20. May g.
49, 70
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. and
other diverging lines for all points in oregon.
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska Idaho,
Montana. Dakota. Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-CaDin. Sl6: steerage. So;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket offces-1 Montgomery st., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery Sc.
Freight ofice-200 California St
6ooDALI, PERKINS CO. supt. Ocean Div.
1T 10 Market sI, San Francisco.
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The Difference.

a correspondent wishes to know If there Is
any difference between a fTaternal society car
Tying monetary protection for the benefit Of
families al the death of members and a regular
life Insurance company. The query cannot
better be answered than by the decision of the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania in the Ella NJ.
Dickinson case. The court said:
The first specification charges error in admit
ting the application above referred to. This is
grounded on the assumption that defendant the
A. o. [. w is an insurance company, and the
contract sued on is contract of assurance the
lie OF plaintiffs husband for her benefit .
Such asSum DtIon, however. is unwarranted. The
DEFENDANT is not an insurance company. but be-
longs TO the distinctly recognized class OF organ
iZaIionS known benevolent ORGANIZATIONS . =
What is known as beneficial organization, how
ever has wholly different object and purpose in
view. The great underlying purpose OF the or
ganzatton Is not TO indemnity to secure against
loss; It's design is to accnmul Ie a fund from the
contributions of lis members sfor beneficial or
protective purposes" to be used ia their own aid
or relief, in the s;ortunes or sickness injury OF
death. he benefits, although secured by con-
tracts, ana Tor that reason to limited extent,
simulated to the proceeds of insurance, are not so
considered
such societies are rather of a phiianthropic or
benevolent character; their beneficial features
may be of a narrow or restricted character; the
motives Of the members may be- to some extent,
selnsh: Dut the principles upon watch they rest Is
foun1ed in the considerations mentioned. These
Dement'S, by the rule of their organizations. are
payable 10 their own unfortunaUes. out of funds
which the members themselves have contributed
for the purpose, not as an indemnity security
against loss, bnt protective relief in case of
sickness or injury, to provide the means of a
decent burial in the event of death. Such Soeie-
ties have no capital stock They Weld no profit
ana tre1r contracts. although beneficial and pro-
tective altogether exclude the idea of insurance
or of indemnity. or Of security against loss.
The "Fraternal Index" would add: Corpora
tiOHs eaied tor The purpose OF profit TO
partners stockholders, members. etc. Fra
terna societies are for The sole purpose of relief
In sickness distress, burial of the dead and
protection of he widows and orphans and
there is no provision for peeuniary profit OF any
Kind 10 officials or members while in health or
prosperity.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN =.
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska . A. NJ. 9ffkfM
March 90 April and May 10. IS. June 4, e-aA-zszzs
9. 10 "A. July 8, 9. 10, "a, August 3, y, 18. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
March 81, and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth DAY. SA M.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles. RedondO CLos
Angeles) and export, every fourth and fifth day.
at IL A. N.
For ports In Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS q CO.. General Agents
q 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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American Legion of Hono-

The May statement shows eightv-seven
deaths. calling for $40, 900. of which DIV
two, calling for $4,000, are from California. r.
celpts for current month have been $40
$50 Il disbursements, S245,000 relief bene.
fts paid, S9,7S2. 'e"e
III New York and Pennsylvania MANY mem.
bers are being Initiated and new councils instt.
tnted. "s'i-
Deputies are at work at Sanger and OCEAN
View and new councils VIII shortly be InstI
tuted at both points.
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celebration; deputies are 10 be engaged for the
purpose of organizing new subordlnates: a
special per capi a OF 10 cents is TO be levied
for an organizing fund; lodges are 10 he
allowed 10 retain 10 per cent OF income for
social purposes.
There Is general desire for a new ritual
1 1 ne salary OF the grand secretary is to be
= Grand officers elected are: ]. D. Sproui.
G. p; Frank H. Dunno. q. v p. Henry
Lunsted. G.. See; Eugene F. Bert G. o.;
Toner Prindle, q. M; +. NJ. Luttrell, G. /. S. !;
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Young Mems Institute.

Inc Grand Council will meet in San Fran.
CISCO on Monday. June %, and continue in
session until the Both, when Y. NJ. /. day will
De celebrat at the fair grounds. A general
attendance from all subordinate councils is an.
ueipated.
Leo Council No Sc OF Port Costa will hold an
entertainment and dance on My 90
Washington Council No. 4 celebrates It's 9th
anniversary ON MAY l5
Councils Nos. g. s and 81 of Oakland will re-
celVe The grand officers and members OF San
francisco Council this evening
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Companions of the Forest.

Washington Circle viii celebrate al Fores-
iers' Hall tomorrow evening.
Paragon Circle was instituted on the Goth
with large ch rter list.
Mrs. X. NJ. Flynn. S. C. C., Will visit America
Circle May 3, and Garden City Circle at San
Jose during the month.
The S. C. C. and executive board will visit Ar
tennis Circle May 8; Yosemite 16: Sherwood.
81 Satellite %.
Bohemia Circle Will receive the supreme chief
tO-mOrraW night
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u. A. O. D.

The Grand Grove of California will meet in
Santa Cruz on the third Tuesday in June.
F. CavagnarO, n. G. A, ana j. II. Knarston
q. s., viii 20 south tomorrow. They will visit
Sumner Grove Wednesday night, aud the next
evening will be received by JOINT union OF Inc
four groves of Los Angeles
The Druidic day at The fair has been aban.
doned
Oakland and Roma groves will picnic at San
Lorenzo Grove on May 20, and on the same
date Perseverance anu Celtic groves will picnic
a; Sau Rafael Park.
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CON RAD!
CON RAD!
CONRAD!


State Lottery Company shall Iee and
Manufacturing -
therefore proposals
communications PAUL CONRAD, Hopaura.
Care Central Express
mrzSHeod o.
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lOtileial assessment notices OF any legitimate
frateTnal society viii be published free of cost
in abOve tabi-. Send them, with apy other mat
tiers OF Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
Ieinal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL go
- fortnighty for the west Indies and zk3Ek
Southampton. calling route at Cherov...
France. and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills OF lading. In connecti on with the
Pacific Mail s. 8. Co.. Issued for freight and treas.
ure TO direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Chsrpourg, southampton First-claes.
sl96: third.class. ss7 50. For further particu.
lars apply TO PARROTT & Co.. Agents
sos California st.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
intended IS. Saiiings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
May 14-June 4-June rs.
TO ONOLuLU AND AuSTPnl,a
May i6-June 16-Juiy is.
Apply NJ. Nj. Stern. Chronicie PIa,
GAS MARKET ST.. San Francisco.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

Full telegraphic reports have been given
during the week IN THE CALL of the seven
teenth annual session of the Grand Parlor OF
this order in the city of Eureka. The leeisla-
ton in brief is: Oakland was selected for the
uext annual session and San Jose for the next
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at San
Francisco on MONDAY. April 80. 1894
aE-To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list II not called for within two
weeks tn ey will be sent to the Dead-Letter once
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GUl0N STEAMSHIP co. c1imitea. !,
Steamships sail Fortnighty between
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Alaska. May IL. IL A. N. Alaska. June 8, 10 A. M.
Arizona. May 26, 8 A. NJ Arizona Ju e A. M.
Cabin. $50 and upwards according to location;
second cabin S35; steerage. Ss5.
Bedding and all Requisites furnished free.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, New York
or G. w. FLETCHER. 6l3 Market ST. or T. s.
MCKAY, 80 Montgomery St, or J. F. FUGAZI 81
CO.. 10 Montgomery ave. san Francisco. mr. o. 3m
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
d Davis. Mo DR. Bert d WI Chicago
q Bussing Moses VT, Louisville
Mrs J NJ Wheeler, Mich g II Crosby Omaha
Mrs L FIVE. sacramento Mrs w Greatly. n Y
ID Sprou Chico Mrs w A Chase. Buffalo
Rodman. Los Ang Mrs Allen, Buffalo
II A MALLORY. Chicago A COrbtt. st Louis
johnson d W.T. Col q Mayer, Milwaukee
orado Springs Mrs u Nikose. Nev
p Barrett. Chicago CJPage. NY
u III Mclean, y II w Knapp, Y
A Z Gill Boston w K Gaye Tenn
Dunbar. Ill S r Clarke 81 W.T. Ill
Deere. Mohave q Munson a. VT, Ny
Wilson. Oakland j W II Cunningham &c
J II McGill, Peru VT, n j
W scalhari WI, Ill G K Kiuberger San Jose
Miss ) kreeiand, Wis Mrs q oble, Mass
Miss NJ Segrtz Chicago Miss Watt Ny
Goodman Va Brumger, N Y
Mrs c y Pitcairn, Iowa w Topper Fresno
Garin, Des Moines A Thacker, Chicago
J Taussig wf,St Louis NJ Ward, Novato
Miss Taussig st Louis y Weber l. WI, Ny
o w Ballard IL WI Ill
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Mrs W Duras, Tacoma 4 } Huckly, Tacoma
Loury & W. Tacoma Bggs Tacoma
Z Atkinson. Sau MateO / Sherlock Giroy
Miss bagley, Gtiroy Mrs Philips, Gilroy
X Gilbert, Gtlroy Pol. Gilroy
Gardner, Stockton Il. Smith, stockton
Dicks. U n FLarkin, u s n
Liesegang, Falkngton, Los Ang
Robertson, Los Ang Miss NJ Dresser, stockton
+ Reynolds, Chicago Zinnegau, u SN
Mortlmore, Victoria j w Fell d. W. Fortuna
MISS thompson Cal Meek. Healdsburg
Don. stockton W Luther. Mass
Gowan San Diego A Anderson, San Diego
q Macdonald, San Diego r 0beriack, kedding
, Clark. Redding Hasmaker, Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
T Fl Brown, Chicago NJ Brook, Bakersfield
speet & ". Bakersfield England. San J ose
Il Crane, OAKLAND w Wids, Oakland
A Hammer, Stockton NJ Smith. Stockton
X Brnner San Rafael w L Hood San Rafael
Higgins. San Rafael j Lacker, San Rafael
Pastine, San Rafael Anthony. Santa Cruz
Ward, Santa Cruz Shaerer, Seattle
j Shengleland. Iowa Fl Hestson. Iowa
John Whclan, Iowa Leary, Por tland
Miss Slater. Portland
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ACTIVITY AND PROSPERITY.

omcial Assessment Table.
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Brewster Geo

Brewster Geo
Broadhurst Geo II
Brodlbeck Mrs o
Brokan Mrs e A b
Bronever = u
Brown Chas
Brown Mrs f M
Brown Mrs L j
Brown II w
Brown DR. Hugh 2
Browne NJ l.
Brown Tom
Brieu A & Co
Bruno Gus
Bryant j
Buchanan Mrs Chas
Buckley, Miss Mary
Buckle James
BucSvalter. Mrs j ID
Bull John L
Bull Miss Theresa
Buinpli j
burke, Mrs L l.
Burnham Mrs l.
Burns Juan
Burr Paul
Burton Fred
Bush J
Butrick Chas
Byrne Mrs Gil
Byrne Ezra v 2
Eysket Elmer
Clark VI r
Cler Mrs &c
Clifford Miss Minnie
Clifton S u
Clink Mr.
Condit Miss Anna
Cowlin Miss NJ l.
Connell i U
Conner Lue j
Content May
Cornnelly Julia
Cooke Miss Mary
Coonrad Henry
Corbett J j
Corcoran 4 V
Cordes Chas
Cornyn M
Coneter q ID
Courtney Ii
Cowles Miss Mary
COVE John
Cox Miss (S36 Geary)
Cox Miss FannieJ
Cranston John
Crawford Hugh J
Creaner Miss Nan
Crocker Frederick
Cronchy Henry w
Grouse Dan NJ
Crouch Miss May
Crowley Mrs Margt
Crocker NJ ISIS G
Cum Minis Mrs
Cummings f A
Curry ID g. Bro
CURLY Mrs NJ
Curry Jas
Cushman c Y
Cusick Fra NIX
Cusick Mrs ) f
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FOR Late sntoptao 1nnltqene. see Eighth Page.
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Balty Mrs NJ J
Baumann Geo
Besll Mrs J Nj
Beall Mrs NJ J NJ
Beaton Jno 2
Beaudin g
Beaumont A NJ 2
Beck Il
Beckman Fred
Bedford Miss Eva
Becquet H r.
Beedy Mrs Myrtle
Beers Mrs Maud
Bechhen Mrs Bertha
Behlor Z X
Bell j
Bendrick V
Bengston q
Bennett Frank b
Bennett r J
Bennett VIM
Bennett Clarence
Behille Mrs Emma
Berryhill Mrs q
Bessell Mrs Mile
Bessell Miss Mildred
BeZcZinski Miss
Bellon Mrs Susan
Blljindrene Miss
Black las
Blake Miss Genevive
Blanchard Il
/ Cade Miss Ida
Cahill Miss Resie
Caine Miss Jessie
Cal Mountain Tea Co
Cal Geological Club
Caldwell Alice
Cation Mary K
Cam eron Mrs D j
Game JAS
Campbell A
carlson Amanda
Cslson c.
Carlson John
Carley Mrs Mary
Carney j u
Caro- Mis- L
| Carrethers w G
Carroll Mrs p
Carsters II
Carter Mrs q M
Center Miss Emma
Cert Katie
Chapman Miss Hattie
Chavays Josephine
CnavariaS Soledad E
Checo NJ
Chenot Emile
Chenoweth A r
Chilli Bar State Co
Chittenden Miss A E
Chittenden Mr. (463-9
Choan Mrs j +
Cholaine Valley & Co
Christ Miss Daisy
Christopher j +
ChrIstopherson Lena
| Clark = A
Clark Mrs Al
Clarke Miss Bell
Clarke Edward
I ENT..t-. IL NJ
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
- 60
STEAMER. DESTINATION S
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-05
Notice to the Public.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
i inform the public in general that he
will RUN \ BUS from the corner OF
King and Fort streets, to the old SIaught-
er House at Kalihi, leaving there TIL Is
MORNING, at ten minutes past six and
running every hour; and also leaving
town at Il o'clock and 5 o'clock sharp,
until proper time table is made up
which will be issued on Monday. The
fares will be 21a cents to Kamehameha
School and cents to kalihi. Another
bus is being built and will be ready in
a short time, and will be put on the
same route as well as a wagonet'e, which
is To run to Moanalua and meet the two
busses at Kaihi.
$3.50 If f. SMITH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-05

The Daily ADyERT1sER ls deliver
ed by carriers for so cents month.
Ring up Telephones 88. Now is
the time 70 subscribe.
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
1S1 that she will attend limited num-
Der OF patients. Address at FL. NJ.
Whitney's. King st.; Bell Telephone 75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

post the official ballots not voted IN IN" pip
box as we'll az those which they did vote ''
they did this the whole system OF the secret pa'
lot was destroyed. voter might select oi's o,o
ticket. and this would show conclusively now ne
voted. 80
When the discussion getting warm feii'S
r. Hickman Joseph Larocque and seVera u"e
prominent members OF the forces opposing an.
many came along and took hand In tne isit -;
The oratory became heated. and me c ,, > al
waiting voters became impatient. AZ Not,ns nn
been stopped by the interference OF oheeh""' anu
time precious. a., .,os,,or and
The inspectors took vote on the question h oted
the cesult was a tie. Probably those VINO t 49,,
70 allow such an evident breach OF the law nay,
No, heard the last OF their disgracetui csnuu., &C.
;rbev allowed voters TO take as rev palIo'S a.
tbey pleased into the booths When those "no a,a
NOT take all OF them came out TO vote 'he,I ~
we're challenged. and they swore them IN - ~ H.
scheme worked beautifully for the members vi ~, NC
Pcnuod club They took one ballot. went INTO tms
booth and returned within an extremely SUI
lime and deposited II In the box by ms means T,
he work was expedited. and shortly every lan am,
rnanv man had the satisfaction or seeing h's VI
safely deposited In the box Sheehan haa tne ohev
Ncation Of seeing the Tammany inspectors Toy
his commands TO the letter. while the tepuonVat
inspectors objected and protested aganns, ,ne FOR
rage But the day OF reckoning WIN '"''' ~
both Sheehan and the inspectors