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There no better place TO buy Dry Goods Suits Wraps and Millinery
ARNSTEIN < BONN,
Third Ave., corner 66th ST.
DIAMOND sMUGGLERs CAUGHT.
Edgar Lehman, Majestic Passenger, an
His Friend, c. Heineman, Accused,

Collector Kilbreth declines to give the names OF
individuals detected recently in smuggling by the
aid OF confederates. who met them on Quarantine.
as told OF exclusively In The World yesterday
One instance, however. has come TO light About
a week ago Charles Heineman received a revenue
cutter pass to board the Majestic down the bay to
meet Edgar J.ahmann
Col. Storey. Chief Of Customs Inspectors was
on board the ship. and thought Heincman acted
rather ncrvousy, lie waited until the ship docked
and as Hcineman was hurrying from the ship
he detained him and found In his coat pocket
a small Jewel case containing a pair OF diamond
earrings worth about $500. The duty would have
been $3.50 Heineman confessed TO Col storey
that he had received the diamonds from Lehman
who had slipped the containing them IN his
pocket when he mot him at Quarantine.
When confronted by Col. Storey and Heineman,
Lehman admittei the transaction and said tho
earrings were present 10 HonemAn'R wife. The
men were allowed to 80, but the earrings were
seized
The Collector thinks there has been a grea,
abuse NJ the pass privilege, snd is firm In his
resolve not TO Issue any more passes.
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TO HELP POOR YOUNGSTERS.
Melba and Others Will Appear at Tc-Day's
Concert at sherry's.

The indications are that the concert
to be given in Sherry's ballroom this
afternoon will be one of the most brill
liant affairs OF the season. Nine. Melba
is to sing several arias, and Mr., Ben
Davies, the celebrated English tenor,
and NJ. Plancon will be heard. as We'll
Henri Marteau, the violinist.
The money from the sale OF tickets
will all &c to the summer Camp for
Poor Boys, and may make the difference
whether several hundred swelter IN town
have a glorious time in the country.
Mrs. James W. Gerard has put her
heart into the work, and the generous
public will no doubt absorb the few
remaining tickets held at IS each, and
procurable at Sherry's, Tyson's. in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and buttons, just
west OF 1t on Twenty-third street.
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'sTo bay n thing right,
Buy where tits made.
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REV. DIR. COLES GOLDEN WEDDING.
Honors by Yonkers People to We1tcheste,
County'o Oldest Clergyman.

The golden wedding OF Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. David Cole was celebrated last
night in the First Reformed Church.
Yonkers. DR.. Cole has been pastor of
that church for thirty-five years. and is
the oldest clergyman, in point Of con-
secutive service, in Westchester County.
There was large attendance OF mem
hers of his church, besides many friends
and admirers of the venerable dominic
in other churches. Nearly all the
clergymen of Yonkers were present.
Dr. Cole was born In 1922. and was
graduated from Rutgers College In 1912.
April lS, 1874, he married Miss Abigail
Wyckoff. OF New Brunswick, N. J. His
best man. J. II. Wood. now OF New
Brighton. s. l.. was present at the
golden wedding. DR.. Cole succeeded
Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby as professor
OF Greek at Rutgers College. He is an
author Of historical and theological
works which have become standards.
At the conclusion OF the golden we'd
ding ceremony DR.. Cole was presented
with a well-flled purse by his parish
toner's.
'sTo bay u thing right,
Bny WHERE 'tia made. -
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Coaue'in IN Town.

Coquelin. the great French actor
accompanied by several members of his
company, arrived In New York yester-
day from New Orleans. Later In the
week they will be joined by other mem
bers of the organization, and on Satur
day the entire company Will sail for
Havre on La Bretagne.
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ever been offered at any sale. either In
this city or elsewhere.
Elegant Suits, cut in the latest fash
ion. trimmed and made equal to GUS
tom made, comprising fine all-wool. chev-
lots serges. diagonals. vicunas and Thi-
bets: all regular sizes: also "Grophasts'
and extra large. We sell them at re-
tail this week at considerably less than
manufacturers cost
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Il s. IvEs's BODY ON THE WAY HERE
Tho Napoleon Of Finance Win Be Laid
TO Rest in BROOKLYN Sunday.

ISpecIAI 10 The WorId,1
ASHEVILLE, N c., April ls-Airs.
Henry S. Ives started for New York at
go o'clock this afternoon with the re-
mains OF her husband in his private car
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Striker. OF
Brooklyn, sister OF the deceased.
The body OF the Napoleon OF Finance
will be inferred In Brooklyn Sundax&
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LOW III
Where the law Is SioroStiOESut Than
whceiinS.

Where the law Is SiorOStrioESut Than In
Wheeling.
lEthe people who are kicking about
the low awning ordinance hero knCW
how ten times ns many pcorlH have
kicked for years for Just such . law,
they would say loss on tho subject In
all tho cities thorc ara similar ordi.
nanees, cxcop: that thoy nro more EUvptO
on tho property owner and more cilciGI!
for the protection o! the pedestrian.
For instance, tho Columbus. O., ordi.
nance. passed In 1872. roads Rs follows:
section l. Be 4 ordained By " City
Council d he city Of Columbus, That no
owner or occupan, oil any house, ttoro
or other building, shall erect or COZ.
ttrucL or cause or permit 10 be erected
or c~onS:Ncted. or potnls 20 remain
erected or constructed, any awrinr,
si9n, sign.post, beard, polo, OF other do.
vice, structure or thing, in front oil any
such house, store, or other building. on
any street 10 this city, tina: shall project
over the sidewalk Of such street more
than eigh. feet from the wall Of such
house, store or other building; nor tina.
shall be less than eight feet above tho
pavement Of the sidewalk In front Of
such house, store or ether building;
and Any pevson violating any Of the
provisions Of this shall be subjec. 70 !
penalty OF not less than five, nor more
than twenty dollars for each oTenso,
and every twpniy-tour hours any such
awning, sign, sI:n.poss. board. pole or
other device, structure or thing shall
remain after due notice 10 remOve the
game. shalI be considered an additional
oIeuse.
P-oriici, That no wooden awnin. or
other roof shall be constructed over any
sidewalk In the city, bu; all awnings
shall be made Of c1nvng or other Ike
material aad SO constructed as 10 be
rolled up 10 the wall when not 10 use"
The protests OF the Wheeling kickets
seem 10 be directed solely a%gains. the
board Of public works. which, how.
ever, is simply enforcing an ordinance
OF council. Over 20 awnings have
been changed 20 comply with The new
rule, and the Improvement Is notable
and gratifying.
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LOCAL ~Dt;EvITIES.
5rRttcTs of Minor Nom ent In and 1bou
the City.

Matters of Minor Momeut In and about
the Cipy.
The Imperial Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club will give . concert at odd
Fellows Hall June ).
STEPHEN McCrLlor0H announces him.
self cs 4 candidate for school commits.
sioner In Union district.
0SE Of the new boilers n. the city gag
woke was tested yesterday and iound
to be all hight. New rstorts are now
being put in.
OFFICER ScALLEY last night locked up
Marion Baker, & plain drunk. John
Dounelly, mo. 2" was put in Cd the
game charge By OEicer West
ANNE SCUAUSTIcE and Mary Lynch,
young girls OF this city, have been mis-
ing from home Tor serernl DAYS, and
;heir whereabouts are unknown.
The county commissioners commit
tee or coCr. house and jail met yes;e,-
day. but only transacted routine bust
ness, the auditing Of the monthly
bills:
all the banks will be closed on
Wednesday, May 80, Decoration Day.
Persons having notes maturing on tina.
day should give them attention to-day,
Tuesday.
Ok Saturday, June Q, Auc,!onccr Hal
Ter will sell for John J. Jones, trustee,
the old ElIiititz property, on the north.
est co:le. OF Aiarke; and Twenty-fou!th
streets. 1t was offered last Saturday
AID the sGle postponed.
Yesterdays weather vas cool enough
20 demand ~overcoats and make fires
very comfortable things 20 have around.
Very heavy showers fell In the early
morning. but the day wa clear and
sunny after that Frost vas predicted
tor ;his morning.
The This is Il" fishing club was or.
sanized on the Island lac; week. Elmer
Ieete-s is presider; and Ed Bond sec-c-
tary. The boys caught q nineteen
pound turtle yesterday ut tho head Of
the Island The club sill go down the
river in q week or ten daya.
i LIVELY fight took place yesterday
abou: noon in n Main stree; store be-
tween the proprietor and q drummer in
his employ. A dispute over accounts
started, and the lie was passed, followed
By an exchange OF blowa. The drum
mes was pretty badly done up.
Is Judge Camobcll's court yesterday,
IN ;ne case Of W. b. Shallcross, guar
dian Of Harry L. Sheilcross, the estate
Of the infant was removed to Leayea-
worth, kansas, at the costs of said estate.
Judge Paulrs court will not be in ses-
sion until tomorrow. and probably no
business will be done then.
The well known aoclal organization,
the Marcella Club, will give its annual
outing at Wheeling Park, Tuesday even.
ing, June l2, and i bida fair 10 be one
Of the most enjoyable OF the out-ot-door
events OF the summer. killmeyer has
been engaged to play. 4 special motor
leaving the park At , O. N. has been en-.
gagged.
CoLoRzD Republicans are called 10
nee: this evening ct the Second ward
market hall to organize and elect dele.
gates to the convention Of the State
League OF Republican clubs at Fair.
mont. Al! colored voters should be
present and assis; 10 send strong repre-.
sentative men Of their race 10 that
gathering.
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Hon. S. q. Gramm, OF Grafton, was in
the city yesterday on a bushes. trip.
Mr.. Granu, who has represented Tay-
los county in the house OF delegates Tor
the two past terms Of the legislature,
and is nov q candidate 10, the senate
from the Taylo'-Pr .Mononealia
district, reports that the Republican
outlook in his section Of tho state is
very bright. Harmony and enthusiasm
reign all along the line und there is q
feeling everywhere tina. this is q Repub-
licnn yeasin West Virginia. Mr.. Gramm
expressed the belief tEatif the Republi.
can act wisely and choose . good can
didatetor Congress the Second district
can be carried thia year mud the author
OF tho late lamen.ed Wilson bill will be
returned 10 the shades OF private life.
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NEW Go0Dsl POPULAR pnIcrsl

We cordially iHylto you 70 call and In.
speet Our large aud handsome assortment:
OF Foreign and Domestic WoOlcls, cm.
braCing all the standard mlKes aud new.
est Spring Novelties for 1894,
The stylish appearance and superior
uni'I OF our garments speak for them.
selves.
4 full line OF Cents Fashionable Fur.
n~iihlngs. Including our popular &c uaIt
Hoe, constantly on maud.
{. HESS s SONS,
Fashionable TlilorS and uentA' Furnish.
crs, 1891 and 1898 Market street.
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4 bakers dozen showed I'D in the
police court yesterday. Andy Hei,z vas
let 20 to return 10 the intrmary. Three
diaorderly uen and two ONE on the
came charge were fined 81 and costs
each. James F. Taylor was dismissed
on the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons, as the pistol was moi loaded
and would not shoot anyhow. He and
two girls we're fined 50 and costs each
for assembling for immoral purposes.
Puddin' CLARK and John Larue, for
being on the street after midnight, got
thirty days each in default OF IS md
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

N the criminal coursvesterday, Judge
Jordan on the bench, the demurrer 70
the indictment against L K. Giiln was
sustained. Mr. GIiin was ons o: ,hoae
indicted for selling fertilizers withou,
complying with the law which requires
q statement OF their chemical compon-
ents to be furnished with them. The
action yesterday ended the case.
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Chief of pnllcr Mcnu.

Yesterday George s. Kidd, chief Of
police down a. sistersville, aud q native
o. Clark;burr, aged iorty.three, and
Miss Kate Curren., aged iwentv-eigh,,
also OF Slstersville, and q native OF PenuF-
boro. W. Va, came 10 Wheeling. Sc
cured a marriage license at Clerk HOOKS
office, aud were quietly married.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

Last nigh. Wheeling Coumande,y
No. !. Knights Tcnpla., met and elect.
cd the following officers: Emiuen.
commander. Charles Ahrens; general.
issimo, Peter Boyd; captain general,
Charles P. Wood; prelate, s. b. War.
wick; treasurer, Allen Brock; recorder,
Joseph Hall trustee, John ". Morris
senior warden, Conrad Hirsch; junior
warden, II. Z. Bown; standard bearer,
Will Irwin; sword bsaror, ". Il. Man.
ming; warder, DR.. Il. B, Baguley; third
guard. E. Z Baldwin; second guard,
s. B. Roae; frat guard, George 81. Ford;
sentinel, 7. v. Bliss.
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The other night dogs got into Z Geld
Of J. D. Hastings, near Elm Grove, and
killed elk sheep and wounded twelve.
They had been washed. ready to shear.
They we're appraised at s. aplhce. Only
= few nights before dogs got into Harlan
Carter's tield and killed siz sheep and
wounded six. The dogs were traced 10
their homes and killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

~ Clerk Hooks oaice yesterday the
las: will Of Margarethe Youncblu;h was
admitted 10 probate and ordered 10 be
recorded. The will OF Catherine Nc
Dcrmott was also admitted TO probate
and record, as was also the will Of Mary
Bender.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

In Judge Canpbell's cour, yesterday
the case OF the city. sued ior damages
by Mrs. Cath .rine Church, was still on
trial, and occupied the entire day. The
lawyers on the opposing sides seem 10
be trying 70 rival the circus as IN en-
tertainmens. Half the time Is con-
sumed With funny sp2ts 1t one another.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

GEASD Decoration Day picnic ard
dance at Seiber,'s Garden. Dancing
from . o'clock 70 hall past 10 o'clock.
Music by Dimmey's orchestra there
will positively be no objectionable per.
sons allowed to enter the erounds.
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FUNERAL
Gle Gntdliasmm
Once Not, aS and ~ Fourteenth sprct.


ptEappo!n,Sd-Goa r slfei & co.-rIRA
Paw.
WAniei-A sotsr. IndGS.roui s:Ea.
ior Ryut-JAlcs /. Hsary.
Acme Plorf-Aloort StnlIe & Co
Good h~len-ESinF D.yI
AS IN . U!aN-McFLtdea'I sir; Ead Hat
slDfn
Notice To the PpS,ic-l p. o. Ella
lhSi-So.e.
ssatorl Ch!;%-C Y. EartIr=.
Distilled Dotalng Whhkay-Schte!CF & Die
hont
FlShior GooiS-L G. pllcn L c..
e Ead Zoe Co~GnIgr-John FH-ael d Co.
White Aorrioi1 Ice Cream Ytee;en-Sesh!r.
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FURNISHINGS FOR NEN

Did you ever see so many styles and such values as we are
Offering in our line Of 2c and 5oc Neckwear' You can't match
the patterns, but you can The quality If youth pay SOC and
ST 90 for it These other stores will tell you the HUB makes
a leader of 25c and SOC neckwe1. How about the Garner
Percale Shirts, with Two Collars and extra Cuffs, we sell at
9Sc, and the great line Of OILS Underwear at 48c? Suppose
they're leaders, too' Right you are! We make a leader Of
everything, if that means offering the best possible values at
the smallest possible price. No matter how fine, If it's proper,
we've got it. What you can save here on half the years sup
ply must buy the other haf's.
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We will continue to make s. 90
cabinets 10. one dollar per dozen fo-
one week longer.
PLUMGGH's GALLERY,
t1oS MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

EUY the Wheeling Bakery's Bread
from your grocer. 1t is almost as cheap
MS -four. The size Of the loaves have
boon greatly increased.
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The ladies committee having the races
in charge promise that the affair will
be q mos, successful one. As it is the
irst outdoor affair OF the Eoaaoa un-
usua! interest is being displayed, and
the fact that many OF the horses nre
new 10 Wheeling lovers OF horsefesh,
aids not 4 lille interest Music BY the
Opera House orchestra will be onv OF
the features Of tile afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

The Wheeling Bakery gives an clc-
CANT Bread knife or q pair Of Scissors
for 100 seals when saved from their
Bread.
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N We will exchange (uo extra charged
~ SOLID SlyerSpoonsnEJTo Forks Tor silver
"a dollars, weight for weight.
lii JACOB W. GRCDD,
JeNcler aud Opticihn,
Cor. Market and twelfth Streets.
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luvenlls elorAss-TnE Ave clorALeRs.
Juvenile s
: Clothes!

If we'need any reputation save our own to back
US, we could call off string Of makers names ayard
long who are foremost in the fashion world, and
whose creations are given to US exclusively here.
Mothers look to the wear first properly, but the
union Of worth and fashion by conscientious
workers gives US stock that towers above all
the other. We'd feel mean to show you 4 hand
full Of styles and expect you to make a selection.
You wouldn't feel at home here unless you saw a
variety that included everything desirable. That's
what fills our show room so full that's what
makes buying SO easy, Double Breasted Suits,
Refer Suits, Junior Suits, Russian Blouse Suits,
Vestee Suits. Anything and everything.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

On Tuesday evening last q fine organ
recital was gwen in Iiamliue church, ut
S:eubeuville. by M. Horton Corbe,,,
organia. and director OF ISt. Pnul's
church. assisted by Miss Bachelor, 20.
prano, and Mr.. F. ". Fio.o, tenor. The
following programme vas urtis.ical!y
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-01
The Offended Nationality.

Th" Chinese merchants have had
"a conference, the result Of which is
that Chinese storekeepers have been
Notified tn boycott all Portuguese
prddling bananas, iirewood, etc.
THE Chiucse are determined" said
a prominent Chinaman to a BuLLE.
TIN rrpnrter to-day, "and will in
v".tigat" firms with which they have
any business. Why should We
patrouiZc our .nemies!" is what the
Chinese ,ay. Their future action
will he influenced greatly 10y wha,
will come up in the Councils this
afternoon regarding the Chinese
The firms Of NJ. Phillips n Co.
Castl" " Cooke, Levers y Cooke
ar" under investigation as to thu
attitude Of their members on the
Chinese question.
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HOW THE CASE STANDS.
Result Of Thirteen Months Of tho
=, Best Government.
Eplrun BrLLErlN:

EppruH BlLLErIN:
When the revolution tnnk place
on January l1lh II last year II was
freely published aud spoken of IA
the ir.tlimal" aud only possible
means uf nliaiuiug good and stabl"
guycrumruD" by iuf"r"uc" aS well
~ hy direct statement tn" Govern
m"ut "" had prior 10 that date was
denounced ~ bad aud uusl able.
During the period sine" We hav"
seen rrpunlishrd h"rr with great
luurlshr- ur trump"tS from time To
time the statements Ot various
strangers from Admiral Skcrr"tl
down NiOuhl tess directly derived
from the lip- 81 our rulers them.
scivcsJ that this II TIA" best govern.
mrut the Islands have ever had.
Well. we have had over thirteen
months uf il now and il has Orcurr"!
to me to compare its results with
those Of former days and So" how
the assertion pauu"d out. First ui
all, what is good GuN"rnmeni! l."
me il secms To- bc that which a"-
cumplishes the greatest public h"nc.
at the same time keeps tho country
pr speruus aud peaceful, aud til"
prup lr content aud happy. Let III
ser how the + q. fills the bill after
thirteen months Of rolled
existence.
1t j, true we have no longer a
Queen at Sl5,OuO year spent entlr"
IL amongst the business pr"pl" aud
used mainly to aid in supporting u
number Uf faruIIir- Of servants and
family rrtainrr-, bu, We hav" instead
a President aud wife at Sl2UUO II
year with no r"tain"rS and 40 great
amount Of servants. | viii be no
doubt answered her" Z hat th" SJOUD
a year Of the Crown Lands r"vruu"
j. say, d on this transaction. But !
fail to srr the saving, as 1t has not
reduced the taxes any, nor as Tar IA
| can trace resulted in any increase
Of public works or national improve
nrnts. And, aS with the Ot her rove
nuc Of the Throne, it was formerly
spent amongst he business people
Of the county, while now all it ap,
parentlv goes luT L. ammunition aud
uniforms 10 Alh'Il'd dhi ~ ~ q
dead loss to the community. Then
We have auOth"f ministry now, J.,
NJ. Hatch, who's" legal practice has
been popularity estimated Al over
$1,000 a year, gets S6WO a year ad
dnional a. Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs instead of Sam. Parker. ;. VI
Damon, partner in Bishop y Coz
bank, gets S5'AD Il year additional il
place Of ". ii, CornWoII. W. .
smith, administrator ul ia" Lunalll'
Estate with commission, on Wn
derstand about SgU,WW worth u
property and its income, gets S5OW
a year additional in pIar" Of A. +
Peterson. "Ncrily, to him that hath
shall be given This is, truly
good" government for M"sors
Dole, Hatch, Damon and smith
whatever it may he for the country
The military aud extraordinary So
cret expense. Of tho country still
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-01
THIS EVENINGS BENEFIT.
Rare Bill of Song and Instrumental
Music.

Below is given the program OF the
concert arranged by Professor Ber-
ger as a benefit to Mr.. Plunkett,
manager of the Misses Albu, the
English sopranos whose singing has
delighted all our music-lovers. The
numbers are finely selected. Mrs.
Christie Of Cleveland, Ohio, a grad
uate of Boston Conservatory Of Mu-
sic, will make her first bow to Ho-
nolulu audience. Those who have
heard her sing privately speak in
glowing terms of her voice. After
their long rest the Misses Albu may
be expected to be at their best.
They should have as brilliant re-
ception as they had at their first
concert. The instrumental talent is
particularly strong for the concert.
Prof. Berger is worthy OF great
praise both for his kindly thought
fulness on behalf OF the popular
manager and for the euergy with
which he has perfected arrangements
for this concert. Following is the
program:
Duet for Piano and vioin-The Knight
of Bretoh .................H Herman
prof Berger and Mr.. Heitman.
Aria-Convien Partir Tia Figlia del
Rss''"enMs2i,; Mi.. ;;;;t.,:''' Rose AlDu. p0"''e'''
Flute Solo -Traviata. ...... ....... Verdi
Mr.. Barsotti.
Song-Better Land ::...:...,......' .'owei
Mrs. Martha Herald Christie.
Song She Wandered Down the Noun,
tain Side. ,,;...,u........ way
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-01

For seven years or more Mrs. W.
d. Louder, OF Quincy, KY, was sub
ject To severe attacks of cramp colo.
Mr.. 5. X. Morse, a druggist Of that
place, recommended Chamberlain's s
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhna Rem.
edy. which has effected a permanent
cure, saving her much suffering be:
sides the trouble aud expense of
sending for a doctor, which was
often necessary. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith n Co.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.