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Notice of Assignee's Saln.

TTNDER AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF
u sale duly granted, made and given by the
superior Court of the County OF Los Angeles,
State Of California, on the 10Th day OF March,
e94, in the matter OF Phil Hirschield, doing
business as Phil Hirschfeld " Co. insolyen
debtor No. 20, 9S5 Of the files OF said superior
Court, and filed in said court on said 18th day
OF March, 1894, ], the undersigned Max Mey-
berg, assignee Of said insolycnt, will on Satur-
day, April y. o9d, at : O'Clock noon oi that
day at the store No. 81 North Main street in
Los Angeles city, sell at public sale 70 the
highes5 bidder Tor cash all that certain per
sonal property, towit: The complete jobbing
and retail stock of stationery, cutlery, notions
and iancy articles, oiiiee and store furniture
fixtures and sundries, including iron sale and
show eases, all situate at and within the store
No 3tl Nortf Main street. City OF Los Angeles
Also one horse, harness and delivery WeGon
said horse, harness and delivery wagon are
nov Mt the Club stables, No EOS south Los
Angeles street, Los Angeles, Cal
All of said property may be inspected by ap-
plying TO the under5ig. cd ass gnee, and Il cora-
plcte Inventory of al OF sud property. other
than the said horse, harness ana delivery
wagon, may be seen by applying to the said
assignee at his place Of business, No. l3S south
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Dated This 9TH day OF \ pril. 1894.
MAX MEY BERG,
Assignee oil Phil IIirschfeld. doing business
as Phil Hirschfeld & Co insolvent debtor
W T. HENNIBO Attorney for Assignee.
4-17 10b
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Light second, Francis Pope third; time
l:3ll4.
Mile aud ons-eighth--Illums won.
LazArene second, Oakwood third; timo
/ :57.
Six furlongs-Sohuylkil won, Capt.
Drake second, Little Dorritt third; time
1:1Th.
Six iurlongs-Tea Mike won, PrSmen-
ade second, Miss Perkins third; time
I.l73,
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Mer.,phls Races.

MEMPHIS, April 2O-Six furlongs--
Cass won, Flora Myers second, Rogue
fort third; time, 1:l21a.
Half nile-Bizzare won, Sallie
Woo3tord second, Cora Wood third ;
time, ;521@.
One mile-Vassal won. Buckrene soc
ond, Chant third time, l "A.
Seven furlongs-Simrcck won, Nc
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STATE Lnr MN. olnsed.

COLUMBIA, s. O., April 20.-Every dis
peneary IN the state has received orders
TO close immediately, as the result OF
the governors acquiescence in the su-
preme court decision. 1t is the opinion
OF the attorney general that the decision
allows the unrestricted sale OF liquor,
but q test case will soon be brought to
decide the question.
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WIN Ent.r PoIIttea.

New YoRK, April 20.-At meeting in
Chickering hall tonight DIR. Parkhurst
definitely announced the intention OF
his organization to enter politics and at
tempt the overthrow OF Tammany next
Noven1ber
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Rich Gold Discovery.

BOISE, Idaho. April 20.-News is re-
ceived of phenomenallv rich gold discov-
cries in the Dixie district in this county.
Rock is found that runs thousands OF
dollars to the ton, scmo specimens be-
ing half gold. Some rich placer ground
has also been found.
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religion of tho Working Glasses.

The world has to have religion of
some kind, and the hope of better food
and clothing, more leisure and greater
variety Of alnusements has become the
religion Of the working classes.-E. l..
Godldn in Forum.
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Eaat MAIL serytcs,

LIMA, o.. April 20.-A special train on
the Fort Wayne road which ia scheduled
to make the run from Chicago to New
York in Is hours, passed through here
at 12 80 today. Ths company is making
an effort to beat the Lake Shore time OF
20 hours and secure the mail contract.
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Why buy a chestnut when you can
obtain the superb Monarch gasoline
stove at the same priceP Without an
equal on tho earth, entirely new snd
original features, perfect, safe and dur
able. Please come and see it. w. @.
Furrey company.
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Har,l 10 Please.

Landlady-This is very bright,
pleasant room, and
Mr.. Henpeck-Well, I'll have to see
my wife first for she may want room
where she can have the morning sun in
the afternoon.-Chieago Inter Ocean.
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To Mary e. Smith.

SAN FRANcIsco. April 20-The tug
Vigiant left today for Redondo to tow
up the schooner Mary E. Smith, which
was recently foated from the beach,
where she went ashore about two
months ago. The schooner will be re-
paired in San Francisco.
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Evsutsa at Yuma.

YUMA, April 20.-The commissioners
ulacing the monuments on the Mexican
boundary line reached New river yester-
day. They expect to be across the dea-
ert in three weeks. They are making
good progress.
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When Baby was sIcE, we ga-e her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoraa.
When she became Miss, she elurg to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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An Eyc to Business,

"See here! This calico you sold me
won't wash"
at won't, ehP Then let mo sell you o
washing machine "-Tezas Sifaings.
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AN TNPARALLELLED oFFERl-No PAY
IN until cured. Syph lis-espeeially eases of
old sta ding-eured without mercury or other
injurious remedies. The treatment even IN
the worst cases, lasts but one month, AID the
fee including board and lodging, amounts to
only Tf0t-whch however, has not to be paid
until the patient is completely restored TO
the regulations and no cure is effected, the In
stitute will not only claim no fee, but make
present OF $500 to the patient. The Institute
will be opened within eight or ten days. All
applicants are requested to ldress inquiries
to A. T.. care Herald. AIS I'm
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me ADVERTISING.

! s..s..f.-.+ 'ssss-- X
The most direct method o. rsachi1g tho ::
public and making Known your
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A complete circuit of the kite.shaped
track can be made Sunday for $2.05.
rraina leave La Grande station at 7 and
q a, In.
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i Triehe Coffee com pany is ready for busi-
ness. Restaurants, hotels and everybody who
drinks coffee take notice that we prepared
to fuanish you the best coffee in the United
States for the same prices as you are paying
now for ordinary coffee one spoonful OF tine
Triehe coffee equals in strength ana purity
two of ordinary brands. You have never drank
goot coffee until you have used the great
Iriche coffee. end in your orders to 3i3 W.
Sixth ST., telephone $50. BIS ii
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tElNtss oyr"i;tuNfrIns.

TNOR sALE-A 22-ROoM LODGING HOUSE,
L 3 blocks from city Ha /; newly furnis he'd;
i, II rooms occupied; splendid location; cwnec
going east. Here is All excellent oppo tantty
for bargain. Full investigation solicited.
Address ST. LOUIS, box 50, Herald. 81 If
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Admlsalons to the FAlr.
KIta-shapad Track Exoursion.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-Admissions
to the midwinter fair today were s, 148.
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ATvoKNEYs.

so II 4yNEER Bi6s rSonA AT9GH5{ILAW 9 l53 4r 5@y
Practices in all the courts, state and federal
7-I-tf
UUNSAKER, GOODRICH & NfcCUTCHEN.
III lawyers, rooms 543 to 5Ar, Brad bury blk,
9th floor, cor. Broadway q Third ST. Tel. 1120.
d J. ADCoCK, ATTORNEY, SPECIAL AT
l,a tentioa given to the settlement Of estates.
Il5 ". Frsttt 4-5 ii
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w TANTED-A CHILD TO BOARD AT REA-
w sonabie rates; good recommendations.
III E. Ann St AL
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NEEsNIIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
" monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menSes--from what
ever cause For ssle by FEkEMANdS Il CARPER,
TO- y. spring st Price, 81 per box.
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DR.. ID. e. Diffenbncher, Dsntiat-
No. l191z S. Spring street, rooms and 5.
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HELp yvANrwD-rrN ,in.

w ANTED - TO BECOME ACQUAINTED:
w Ladies, send 25-eent postal note 70. for
mula to make skin Food and WTia!tle Eraser;
osts 70 cents at druggists; re; ails 1888. HAIR
RlEr HALL, complexion specialist, o y ASH
ington ST., Chicago, 4-2t 2t
+ AIDES WANTED TO WRITE AT HOME;
A1T15 weekly; no canvassng. Reply with
stamp. MISS FANNIE FELKNOR, south Bend,
Ind 4-iO I'm
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Less Than MAnufActuwoF's Cost
Shirts, neckwear, etc. 14f n. Spring at.
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wt~rrn-ssru .rrox..

-~~~~~-~-~ -~~--a- - -
w NTANTED--SITUAIION BY 4 YOUNG MAN,
w who can give the very best of references,
position as crockcry packer has had over 10
years experience in one of the leading crock
cry houses o. san Francisco. Address Crockerg
Packer, 2. o. boz ii, les Angeles. 2-l1 II
Ekr ANTED - SITUATION BY A MIDDLE
w aged woman IN q hotel or lodging house
to take charge of Linen department preferred;
experienced; best OF references. Address NJ.
N. H., boz so Herald cfiicc. 3-l6 II
w ANTED - SITUATION BY TWO EX-
w perienecd women; one as waitress and
one as cham be rmaid. 901 +. First ST.. room 3
4-21 1t
w TANTED-POSITION BY MAN WHO CAN
w do almost anything; best references
Address o., Herald o1iCe. i'll II
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DIG TREE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
ID works: all kinds of painting and repairing.
2sszaa Pedro St, between First and second
SITS. Los Angeles. S-b Il
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49, 81 . 80 ~
III YOU ARE An ACTUAL SETTLER AND
1 want 20 or more ecres of the best elfalta
and doeidu0us lrui laud on earth, at from = -
to $40 per acre, easy terms, where water i
plenty and cheaper tnau fog, call and bring
vouf friends ALlF0RNIA COL0NlZAtfeN
Co, 10l-- O2 Bradbury block. 2-25 Il
VAOR SALE OR LEASE-LARGE ALFALFA
+ and fruit farm in Arizona; 100 acres
alfalfa; will sell whole or hall. Address j. N.
hox 40 Herald. 4
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DERSoNAL-CoFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
L daily, java and mocha, SOC. per b.; noun
tain coffee, 25e, 1n lbs, corn meal 5c; 9 lbs.
rolled wheat or oats, zoe Gcrmea, zoe: u lbs.
brown sugar, 81 5 lbs good tea, 81 lbs.
peeled peaches, 25e; 3 cans apricots, 25c; can
baked b ans, zoe; orange marmalade, sc;
lbs. lard, soc; pork 91se; wood pals, i Sc;
brooms, 15c; bacon. 12t4c. ECONOMIC
STORES sos 5, Spring ST.
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rnn aAI.E-cIrY pRnpnmrY.

TNOR sALE-NICE LARGE LOTS RIGHT IN
Il the heart Of he city, corner Of Eighth and
san Pedro streets. ut prices far below the low
est and terms easier than the easiest. with all
the advantages OF locality, good school and
excellent neighbors. These fine lots in the
Clark & BRYAN tract are being sold for less than
half their value. Don't buy till these barg ms
are shown you; prices only $3.50 up. CLARK
& Bryan 1877 W. Third st. 1923 If
TOR sAIE-oN YEARS CREDIT: ONE r
i room cottage. Walton House X. y. Wal
ton, 609 e. Second st. 4-l9 m
u SELL THE EARTH.
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n high prices. Read our cash price list:
Boiling beef DC, or lbs 35c; rib steak 7lzc, or
lbs 25c; sirloin or teHderiOih steak l2lqc;
round steak Sc, or lbs .5c; fresh pork Zoe;
salt pork 1oc, or 3 lbs 25c; leg Of mutton 9e;
loin mutton chop 10c; rib or shoulder mutton
chop 0c, lbs lJc; stewing mutton sc;
lfst J. ass hslnF. renJleFsa
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A rCTIoN SALE TO-DAY At . p. NJ, THE
Annc residence block owned by L II. Blanch
ara, bounded by First and second sts., Ere
mont and Beaudry aves; .5 lots VIII be sold
without reserve; only minutes walk from
centre of city; take SecoEd-st. electric Is
t-9t Is
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$1,000 TO 100000

M 0CTiAs N SIiilMsoY 10 380 " TiT3 M ST ST
No comm issious charged. 4-5 If
AKONEY TO loan No COMMISSION AND
w no extras Nyhen uciuled in the rate OF
Interest,". FLOUKNON, 12o Broadway. 4-4-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AND LEGAL PAPERs
Nl carefully drawn. Il. d. LIST notary pub
lie 127 W. second ST. IL
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MUSICAL.

r Cs ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Il and Arts; open al the year. MRS. EMILY
j. VI LENTINE, president; y. NJ. C. A. build
ing, broadway and Second ST. S-l4l
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ID DERs0NAI-RALPH BRQs-GoLD BAn
/ flour, 81; city four Use: gra ranulated
sugar, . lbs 81 brown sugar, % bs. 81; q
lbs rolled oats, 25c; sardines, 5 boxes zoe;
table fruit, cans soc; midland coffee, 25c b;
eastern oil, soc: gasoline soc; l-lD. cau corned
beef, l5c; lard, lob. can zoe; lbs, 45c.
sol S Snrins ST.. cnrner Sixth.
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rs THE PAPACY IN PROPHECY? PAM
/ phlct-STOLL & THAYERs, COOKS or
JOKES Ills 1t
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nNlP wANrKu-MALr.


w ANTED = sALEsNEN. TO SELL OUR
W goods ~ saaple 70 he wholesale and re-
tail trade, sell OH slEht TO every business man
OF iirnt; liberal salasy and expenses paid
position permanent. For terms address with
stamp, CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Milwaukee,
Wis. 4-sO ct
WA TED-ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
w employment or any information, address
i. NGTlINGEIas BUREAU established $3.50
Office, 319is s spring ST.; residence, 451 s
Hope st, corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Telc.
phone 1l3. SIG tt
C,lTY AND CorEIY OFFICIAL FREE La
- bor bureau, $50 sew High ST. Telephone
1888; for cooks. walters. household help, me-
chanics and laboTerS. W. ). WHITE, manager
1l-l0
DEITY, HCaIMEU & co, EMPLOYMENT
1 agents. Su 302 West Second ST.. california
bank building. basement, corner seeond and
Broadway. Telephone sos IL If
NXTANTED-t MAN WITH SMALL CA?I-
w tai who wants 70 20 imto pay ing us-
ness Call at III L. First st. dis ~
~ ANTED-BoYS. LOS ANGELES DIS
w TRIGT TELEGRAPH co, 127ls West sec
ond St t-2O
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PEuaf,NaI..

A F. sLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
IA Il Center place. 10 II
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fOR SALE-- " utsCEat.ANEOE~
T~OR sALE-oLD PAPERS IL QUANTITIES
Il TO suit, at this office.
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FOR RsAt.E-CnUNrnY PROPERTY

+ SELL THE EARTH.
i2-35tf r. S BAssETT, Pomona, Cal.
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nPKt.raL wotta.

Persons wanting situations help. or wishing
to rent, buy or sell property, Will do We'll 10
adverfisc H. The HERALD.
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wv ANTED-YOU TO SAMPLE OUR ENG
" lish Breakfast. Colongs Japans, Ceylous,
at the English Tea and Coffee Company. 31l
w Second $ SO ON
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NJ TANTED-HORsES TO PASTURE; GOOD
w range pasture. wire fences. Address
or call MIKE FIRsICH, 500 Center ST Price
per head 81 so a month 4-I5-lUt
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w ANTED AT ONCE-ALL KINDS OF SEC
~ ond-hand furniture for spot cash; highest
prices paid. LEWIS & ALDERsON, 3I2 S.
Main ST. Tel HOS 1-lO ii
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i.

w ANTED-THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
" wishes to secure propositions for n site
FOR tourist hotel in Los Angeles with view
10 submitting the same to possible investors
Chamber. Proposals must be submitted before
April list. 3-9 If
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q :
5 CENTS PER LINE PER DAY.
81 PER LINE PER MONTH.
Special rates for a longer rcriod
-. ......... =. \:
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q

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~ Gus and asphalt paving. 23I W. First ST.
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Kine-n,aker CIeveland.

LONDON, Jan. 1O.-Commenting on
the Hawaiian Provisional Govern
ment's refusal u comply with Minis
ter Willis demand upon the Govern
ment to surrender office, the Globe
remarks: The situation is enough to
make the President of the United
States assume the title OF "King~
maker" or Patron OF Royalty" How
ever, it is singular to find the Presi-
dent of a typical Republic acting as
the champion of an injured queen.
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.BLOUNT GIVES HIS TESTIMONY
He Appears Before the Foreign
Relations Committee.
DON QUIxoTE AND sANCHO PANzA.
Senator Davis, of Minnesota, Says
That the Flag That Has Once
Waved Over the Islands Should
be Raised Again.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE n. Y.
Herald's correspondent says: In
some respects Mr.. Willis reports are
disappointment to the State Depart
ment. 1t does not appear that he
actually urged the queen to agree to
the conditions imposed by the Presi-
dent, as it was feared from the press
dispatches he had, but the authorities
are displeased by his failure to grasp
the full spirit OF his last instructions,
which directed him to inform the
interposition in her behalf cat once"
if she refused assent to the written
conditions.
Minister Willis dispatches show
that he allowed her some little time
after the Corwin arrived to make up
her mind whether she would accept
the conditions. Right here is where
Minister Willis made blunder in the
opinion of the State Department Off
cials. They are disappointed that,
acting under clause in his original
instructions in which he was told that
he should be guided largely by his
own good judgment in dealing with
the delicate situation, he did not cease
interposition in the interests of the
queen the moment the instructions
by the Corwin reached him. Know
ing, as he must have known, because
of the time given the Provisional
Government to increase its military
strength, it would be absolutely inn
possible to bring aboI- the desired
end through peaceful means, they
think it showed bad judgment on
Minister Willis part in not stopping
the negotiations at once and advising
the Administration of the changed
situation.
Following fast upon the footsteps of
the Turple resolution that Representa-
tive Holman proposes to introduce,
providing for Il protectorate over the
islands, it is strongly intimated in
Congressional circles tonight that, in
view of the failure of this Administra-
ton in dealing with Hawaii up to the
present time, the next move of Presi-
dent Cleveland and Secretary Gres-
ham will be to get out from under the
difficulties that are now besetting
them by turning the whole matter
over to Congress for settlement and
in recommending protectorate over
the islands.
AS has been previously intimated
in the Washington dispatches to the
Examiner, somebody at this time un-
known is probably to be made a
"scapegoat" to cover up the mistakes
that have been made. 1t is presumed
now that either Paramount Blount
or Minister Willis will be brought
into requisition for this purpose.
There is an intimation, however, that
the President may go so far, in order
to clear his own skirt, as to implicato
Secretary Gresham as one of the prime
movers in the Hawaiian case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Senate
Foreign Relations subcommittee on
Hawaii met as usual this morning,
with Lieutenant Laird as the only
witness. Lieutenant Laird occupied
the entire hour that the committee
was i'll session, and proved to be one
more witness to corrOborate the story
of Captain Wiltse concerning the land
ing OF troops from the Boston at
Honolulu.
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Hawaiian Band, under the
leadership of Professor Berger, will
give a public moonlight concert at
Emma Square this (Monday) even
ing at I 80 o'clock. Following is
the programme
PART ].
l. Overture "Semira mide". Rossini
2. March-'rThe Volunteers" . . Metra
8. Ballad-"The Old Home. Stewart
4. Selection-"Bohemi Grip. .Balfe
PART II.
5. Medley-"Echoes of the Night
.............. Rlvlere
6. Gavotte-'Imperiap ............ Faust
z. Waltz-"Dolores". ......... Waldteufel
s. Galop-"Wally" ............ Heinsdorf
''Hawaii POnoi.n
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The Illustrated Tourists Outds

That popular work, "THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THR HAwAIIAN IsLr
ANDs," is meeting with steady sale
both at home and abroad. Toarlsls and
others visiting these isiands should pe
In possession OF copy OF it. 1t is l.eF-
fect mine OF information rela-tap ~ uie
scenes and attractions to be msi eith
here. Copies in wrappers can be had 1T
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealer. P'''aa
go cents
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
WI that she will attend limited num-
Der of patients. Address at q. N.
Whitney's. King ST.. Bell Telephone 75.
3228-tf
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Tying CIeveland's Hands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The most
significant thing in the session of the
Senate today was the resolution in
troduced by Frye, declaring 1t to be
the sense of the Senate that the Ad-
ministration should commit no overt
act of interference in Hawaii pending
the investigation of the imbroglio by
the Senate Committee on Foreign
Affairs. The evident object of the
resolution is to declare the sense of the
Senate to be adverse to any American
interference, either direct or indirect,
should any coup d'etat be resorted to
for the purpose of restoring the queen
to the throne. The senator asked
that the resolution lie upon the table
for the present, and it is expected that
he will make it the subject for some
pertinent remarks before asking its
reference to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
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BIount Very "Cocky."

WASHINGTON, Jan. II. = Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations held
its regular executive session in pur-
suance of the investigation inaugu-
rated in the Hawaiian imbroglio, and
the most important witness before
that committee was eX-"Paramount'
Commissioner Blount, who, according
to the best Information obtainable to-
night, submitted very little evidence
of extraordinary character and moth
ing whatever that was not contained
in his report to the State Department,
which was transmitted to Congress
during the opening days of the ses-
sion.
It is understood that Blount was
very ''cockey," to use an expression of
the street, in his appearance before the
Foreign Relations Committee, and
although more than usual effort was
made to secure additional evidence
from him of an important character,
very little was accomplished.
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American troops To protect American
interests. Mr.. Davis said in part:
''When the revolution commenced
the farce came TO an end. The stage
lords and stage ladies vanished into
the population. The ex-queen laid
aside her tinsel crown, put Off her
tawdry regalia and re-entered private
life through the stage entrance. But
the practical and real took the place
of this pernicious monarchy. A firm
government conducted by able men
entered on the abandoned stage. To
the whole world the proceedings had
been spectacular. AS the show was
ending the Democratic party comes in
as spectator, just as Don Quixote
aud Sancho PanZa entered the puppet
show in Spain. Laughter.
With the Democratic party as with
the Don the performance was real.
They saw the puppets, and in the
stage queen weakness overpowered
and iniquity oppressed and dishon-
ored. [Great laughter. Sancho,
against the evidence of his senses, saw
through the eyes OF his master.
Mr.. Davis speech continued to gain
in force and interest until the end.
He scored Blount for breaking the
absolute law governing diplomats,
which is that they cannot enter into
correspondence with persons in the
country to which they are accredited
if it relate to national affairs. He
said that nothing like Biounps order
ing Admiral Skerrett to haul down
the American flag and embark our
troops had ever taken place in our
history.
Senator Hawley interposed that it
never would again. No such power
over our forces would be given an
ambassador of this nation.
Davis said that the flag would some
day wave again over the islands, and
gave nsmber of good reasons why
he wanted it to.
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A Prospect Of Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The most
sensational turn in Hawaiian affairs
during the day is the fact that the
Republican leaders in both the Senate
and House held a conference this
afternoon and decided to meet again
tomorrow with the purpose of decid-
ing to bring forward in Congress next
week impeachment proceedings
against President Cleveland for his
action in the Hawaiian matter.