davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Beftrafte Uafbfaben.

Daniel WcGtpo0 uno 8atrif Mc@utre,
3tpet bolbmu9ftge 8uridben, Die gu elmer
8anbe 9eD0ren, ipelbe ais Spe3tnlGeicbQft
ba8 NuSplituOern bon obne 2lufiicbt gez
~lolienen N6Iteferun8Swa8en b%etreibt, itanz
ben beute Dor Jid5ter @bcrbarot inter ocr
Nnflage, am Samita 9tabmittag bon
einem an Der @dc Der Clinton unb II.
Str. 6altenoen Wagen Der Sirma G6apz
man & Smitb, 9tan0olp5 Ctr. mebrere
&iiten Groceries uno 8QGermatertalien,
geito6len gu 6aben.
Die bei6en 8uri6en purbet I'M Mfonz
tag bon ben auf ite auimcrfiam gemac9ten
0etectiDs 9ta89io uno 8acbite0er babel abb
gefaBt, ais iie eintge &iitben nit iiberz
3uderter &ofuSnuB un0 nnoere QlrttfeL an
etnen 8dder al 6aliteo StraBe 5u cinem
S6anoprei1e pertaufen mouter. Oie be-
itoblene Ttrma Chapman & Smith toentiz
ftcirte oieic Q8aare ais t0r Gt9ent6um uno
tUur0en bQraufbin Die bei6en 0iebe tue9eu
&leinoiebitabl8 auf 80 Sage mach Ser
8rioepeu gelon6t. Die 9etectip5 tpoQen
cine y6ence" entoeGt baOen, IN lpelber
oieIe 8uriden uno onoere Su oerlelben
Bauoe geb0ren0e &umpane bic 8eute UNI
terbracbten, nno III etntgeu Ga9en 6auS>
iucbun9SbefebIe berauSnabmen reip. Ser
.DQftungen D0rnaDnlen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
ArbeitSfahip.
rs Sabre fcuerwebrmann.

sgeuerpe6r : Gbef Dennis @tpenie be-
gt1g geftern Elm 1~ettenes Subildum, Die As.
@teoerte6r bes Sages, felt DeG6em er urlz
unterbro6en Der Gbtcagoer 5euerfpe6r an
gebDrt bat. Q(m 4. DECEMBER beS Sd6res
1849 tpurDe Dennis Speente nGmlt6 gum
@9lau3fii6rer Der @prtBen@G Ompugnie
g2o. 3 %ernannt, tpeI9e bamals ibr Quartter
an Der Single @traBe, gerabe meitli4 OOn
Der GlartitraBe bate. Sett jenem Sage tit
Spente ununterbro9en WtitglieD Der @6iz
cagper 6~euerpe6r geblieben, be. tpel6er er
fdmmtli9e Hanqpoiten betleibet bat bis 5u
Der bO6ften SteQung als @6ef Der 6euerz
pebr. Sbm lit bauptiG3li9 Der bobe &ufz
T6pung %un1erer 6euerDebr gu Deroanten.
Inter ben btelen Sreunben, Die benz Subilur
lire @liidpiinf9e Oarbru4ten, ~befanoen ii4
AUDI Mapor 9opttn5 unO 3ablrei4e anOere
1tGbttI9e 8eamte.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05

itaatliben 8erfcbr oermittelten, in irgen6
elmer Wciie 81 betGitigen. Die 0offnnug.
6aB 6ieieS 8eriabren oe3 8un0e5mari6aue
ben geipiini1tcn Griotg baben iDeroe, er7
filQte iicD nibt uto ant 3. Suli lpar bic
Sage 10 ernit genoroen, baB Wtarlnnu
QrnoLb, Gicbter OroBcup unb bic 8unbe55
anipGlte Watfer unb Mil6riii in elmer gez
meini6aftlicb abgeianotcn 9epeic9c auf Die
lofortigc Setoung Don Iruppcn nacb @Dis
cage bran9en. 0ieiem Griuhen tpurbe cntz
iprocben unb bo3 GrgcbniB Der ~ertpGbntcn
9eiebmQBigen Scbrittc uno Der @ntibtoiz
ienbcit Der grccutipe, bieielben au83ufi6z
rem, nur0c iofort tlar. Der Strejf in
G0icogO, 10 ipeit berieIbe Die 6i1ocrung
Der BmoeSpOit uno Die 9d6uung oes stpiz
icbenitaatliden 8erfebrS betraf, mar that
id1lib gebrocben, al5 bic 8unoeSz
truppcn in G0tca8o eintrafen, rnb nad6z
Dem ct in Gbicago 9cbrobcn lpor,
10 mar ct in Wirtlicbfeit LIBERAL lonlt gez
brodbcn. SIM g8eient!jcben iinO iiberaQ
Die n0mliDcn 8eieBlic9en WfaBregeLn onz
gcipanot lDorOen, uuo mo bic llmltGn0e eS
erforDcrtel1, wnrben lie bur1 bic MttttGrz
mocbt Ser Ser. Straten burcbseieBt uno
bon Dem ndnLtben gGIdliben GrfoIge oez
fr0nt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
1rItt Gift periebene Sptbbuben.

Dem Npot6efer S. 8run6off, $50. 348
'gtort3 @pe., ipurOen tiir5ltb mcDrere 6un6e
Der8tttet uUb Der Mt06elbGnbler 8. Gebm.
gto. 343 g&ortb 2tDe., Dcrlor am Sonnta0
Qbeno in OcrieIben QGetIe 5tpei 6unbe. 0te
Nnnobme, oaB Sptbbuben ettpo5 in ScbilOe
ftbrten, mar beSbalb bcrec5tigt. SEER
8runDoff le9te ftcb auf bic 0auer nnb geiteru
Utor9en nm 2 l1br bemerfte ct 3tpei &erLe,
lpelcbe ltb gu bentiben i6ienen, ben 6uu6
81 berlbi8en, Der ie beicbniiHeLte. 5err
8runDoff nabm iein 3eOoIOer, Dfnete bic
0tntertblr unb ~feuerte. Die &erIe liefen
oaoon, oo6 elmer 6erieI6en ~ftir3tc auf bic
&ntee, nocboem er cine Stre6e ~9elaufen
mar. Nn ber be%treffen6en Steue fan6
man ipGter Elm 6errn Ge6m geb0riges
Sattei8eug unS mebrere 8Lutfe6e an BENT
ielben,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Ger unteribIaouno befhuLoiot.
ShneI[e Qrbeit.

Die G6icaQo General gtaiLDaD So. Iiez
ferte geitern ben 8etpei5, baB DaS 9egen
bon @eleiien unter umitGnben iebr i9nall
e~rfoigen fam. @eitern Jfa6mittag nm
bol6 bret 11br bob baS 2tppeuationsgertbt
ben GinbaltSbefebL auf hurcb 1pclcben Der
0eleuibaft Derboten porben mar, in Der
GeO5ie QDe., SDtl9en Ser %. unb 81. Str,
0cLetie 81 Ge9en. Sn @ripartung Der @nt7
i3eiOun8 bate bic @eicuicbaft oaS Wtaz
tertal 81 Der 2egung Der 0etetle CUR SteIe
icbGffeu laiien u1o Elm seer Nrbeiter ebenz
bort auf9eiteut. 8ereit5 flint Wttnuteu
noc9 Der erfoLgten gntibeibun9 purbe nit
Der Nrbeit b~egonnen uno bis Z ubr Qtbenbs
tparen Die 0eleile fertig gele8t, 10 baB nm
bieie 3eit 6ereitS Der 8etrie6 ouf Ser
Stre6e ~aufgenommen tper0en fonnte.
Die 2lnmobner ber Geb5ie 2lot. batten
gegen bic StraBenbabn proteitirt unb por
eGtpa etnem Sabre bate Nidbter 6orton Der
StraBenbabngeieui6aft burcb etnen Gin
6altSbefebl Dcr6oten, Die 0eleiie Su le9en.
SettOem bate Der pro3eB in ben @ericbten
gei6Deht, bis in Dpriger Moc6e Hicbter
8urte ben GinbattsbefeDl auiDo6, ieoo6
anoronete, OaB 9tibter 6orton'8 @ntibets
oung in Sroft bleiben ioIe, bis ba8 Opp
peuattonS9eridbt 9eiproben babe.
Son beute alb miro Der regeLmGBige Ser
feRr aut Der Strede betrieben werben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05

-Sobn un6 6ermann&amDermatn un6
@boS. Sinf pur6en 9eitern uuter Ser Qtnz
flage berbaftet, 9onalb @ruer am Montag
9(benb, ais berieLbe in 8e3ug auf ben
Stretf an Mharquette50 e6dube nit ibnen
unterEanbeln poute, 6urcb ntebrere Shiie
icbneroerpunbet 3u baben. Sic purOen
BON &icbter 8ra6neQ inter lie $4,000
8ar9fbait 9efteQt, bis eS iib enti6ieOen
bat, peIcben @erLauf Die 8erpunbun8 nebz
men Diro.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Grlao feiner munoe.

0onalb Gjruer, ser am Montag 9(6enb
)on vScabs" t0btIt6 pcrwunbet ipurbc,
tarb beltte Mor9en int ct. 2ufaS 6oipital..
Btr bcricbtetcn al an0erer Steue, baB
ieine mut6maBliden 2lngreifer in 6aft &C.
l0mmen murDen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Die Observation-Disclosures.

Die Observation-Disclosures belt 9eitern tire
Sa3rcsuerlammluna ab, in mel6er- g raft
bent 6rant Mtnter in ieinem britten
Sabresbericbt cine 0ouitGnoige lleberitcbt
ilber Die btsberigen Qlrbeiten am NbpaIierz
gab. Ser 8ericbt, Der fait aus
iblteBlicb nur aus 3a6Icnan9aben beitebt,
bon ben Wtitglteoern Der 8ebDrDe
nit 9roBem 8eifau Observation-Disclosures.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05

Dim aeftri9en 3peiten 9(6en6e 6es
8tQaro7Surnter Sipii6en S6afer unb
SOes 3O8 ber Gritere abermaIs Ben Rirsez
rem. DIS SDeS 900 Bale ge1nacbt bate,
5dblte S9Gfer's String" beren uur POS.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Aus Dem Griminal9eridt,
Der rIeaoowcroft= proce6.

0eute Worgen mur6e BON Der 2tntld9e
IN benz YroceB gegen Die 8rltber Wteapop>
croft Der Grpert seymour Qalfer a1f ben
a3eagen1tano g~erufen. SIN 8egtnn ietner
8erneDn1ung i0gte CT aus, DaB CT in 0er
8rlfung Der 8i6er ser WteaooDcrofts
Bant bis in 0a3 SSabr 1891 5urlldge9ange1
lei. @8 iDur0en ettpa ~3tpan5tg 0er 8i6er
Der SAINT Dor8elegt un0 Die 8ormtttagz
itbung Dcr9ing nit ber 2tngabe oeS 3eugen,
su IDel9en 3tpefen bteie 8ilber otentei.
Sine feline Scene peruriacbte ST. 8. Sc.
S9affner, tpeL6er auf iein @elu3 pom
Jtibter 8rentanO 6aS Nort 5u elmer GtA7
tt8iteuun8 er9ielt. Sn elmer 3ettung
iDurOe Der0ncntli6t, baB cine nit ietnem
9tarnen untcri6rte6ene 9tote fir etntge
bunoert 0puarS ais ipertblo5 be3ei6net
iporoeu ict. Der Srrtbum murbe i4neQ
aufgeflGrt, tnOem bic 3eitltng bic 8or>
namen falidD bracble. Die in 6rage
itebenoe 9tote tpar bon $. st. S6offner
ausgeitellt.
Der mtoroproce6 qe9en 5reo S6emid.
Sci oer 8%erborbIung am b~euti9en 8orz
mtttdg in benz BroceB 9e8en Sre6 S3e>
mid, tpelder I'm 2. October fur3 lGa6 II
llbr ben @bporb S6ea in Der Spiumz
ipelunfe 271 90. Wobiion StraBe eri6oB,
Ie9te beute Wttiam 8ilbur, ell 2ln8eiteQz
ter Der County Wtor9ue 3eugntB ab. ST
entfletoete unD macbte Die 2ctc5e Sbea'S
fir Die 8eerOtgung 5urebt uno le8te bic
&leiDer OeS GOOten iot8fGltig 5ulammen.
9telel6en puroen in ein 8inoel DerpaGt
unO nit einem SiGet DerieDen, auf Delbem
Die @tn3elitide angegeben purben. Q6ti6ur
toentiftcirte bic 4leiber. SIN &reu3perb0r
muBte ct 3ugelteben, baB er bic ginseIbeiten
ltber ben Sag, an Delcbem Die 2ei9e naeb
Der MOrgue 8ebrabt tpurbe, Der9eiien bate
un0 itcb crit pie0er in Dem 8u6 OeS Glerfs
Der WOr8ue iber BEN S3emtds Taa unterz
ri6tete.
sSein 3el!sniB mur6e besbal6 gum groBen
She'll geitrtben un0 6er 8oli3tit StmmSs
rot nob etnrnal Dernommen. 9erielbe
bra9te 6ie 2eibe nacb Ser Worgue un6 be-
ibrieb bic &letbung5ftife, ebe iic ibm gez
3eigt tpurben. Shea trug Elm blausletnenes
Oberbemb, 9eL6leberne Sbube, 6utflen
9toG, Sole un0 Q8eite un0 mar glatt raiirt.
ST bate einen fleinen Q[niaB gu einem
S6nurrbart. Die 8cI6rcibung itimmte
therein nit ben Saben, Del6e baum porz
gelegt purDen.
Der unterf6Ia9un9 befduIot9t.
Sn bem Dor 8icbter Gulcp gegcnpdrtio
berbanbeLten Bro3eB ge9cn Warttn&aitrup,
tpeI3er au8efla9t lit, als Collector 6er Giiigz
fabrtt bon Spielman 8ros. & So. an Der
9tOrtb 2tOe. 5000 unteri6lagen gu baben,
tparen beute Wtorgen Garl Woblfelo,
Samuel ~@ibenber8, Se6aitiau Oh, Saul
Sacob ais 3eu9en fir Ben 2tngeflagteu
eribienen. 6err Sptelman legte 8eitern
3eu9niB fir Die @nfta9e ab.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Inter Der Mnflooe BEL 9Sp6n Sui

81 4tapletDoob NOe., Mnbrep Nn6er1on.
688 Wtniton IOe., 81, 2arion an Der Sotrz
fteloitraBe, 8. Sonfon an Der 2ubef troBe
u. 0}tler, 883 Met Nortb NDenue, S.
8fefe unb Sos, Burns, 544 Mef=Tatrfiel
Npe, tpdbreno DeS leBtenW}pnat5 eingebro9er
gu letn, lpurbe Soe 2etpi5 beute firth boa
ben Poli3iIten Gluctn unb @leaTon ipel4s
tbn Derbaftet 9Qtten, bor Htdter Seber1or
gefu9rt, Dieter berf9pb bas GerbDr abe.
UNI Elm paar Sage unb fteQte 2etpts porlGufig
nnter $1,000 8iirgI4a #.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05

wv JgStku SU@ulpHlUl wv SUEGHu' pP9
@Ountpz@lertS auS8eIteat:
gilbert Cairns, Soiepbine Gourtep. .2s-18
@borles .. Barrett, 6rau @uen De-
Noolf SuSber9, Qnnie 6anieu. $3.50. 1876
Start 9olbn, 6rall emma WtuBmaau 4O-31
2(rel Ollol1, 2eua 8eui .23-19
Soiepb S. 2entber9er, Gillian IS.
S0rtp 1913
6ron3 @iuer, 6rou 2tu9uto Soda
@oqmon0 q, gsels, 0oGp Baum. . $40
6reO S6ntiOt, Wtinna &eitber9er. E. .47-25
Soiep6 2otb, 0torD Ooonap. ........ $3.50
&iQtam 9u8ar, 8ri08et 0anrabon. .31-25
Sett 8er0fentLi4ung ~unieres ge1trigen
8erihts ertpirft:
Sobn 8tnolal1, 2ouiie 9e3etter. ..... .23-19
6rollt Pterl0n Wtamie 0tc9tQQp. .... -23-21
Eotrlf Carroll, 6ittie 0'@ouuor. ... .24-2O
Sdcob NQer, 8eunie SeetSman.. .... .3O-19
@borles Yrot9ero, @tbelwpn Gau Qut=
9toD @re9orp, Carrie Steorus ...... .21-16
SSSobn Seas, Qnnie Bi6Iouo.. .4O-24
@arl Auoerlol III Bertha Se1Ieu ...... 1874
Otto Srltnba9e, OtorD Soues. 800. .23-23
Nbrabam ding Gertrude 9mith -. 21-1SI
ISOmdrO Strait, @race AQen. 1916
Eeter Subel, 20uiie 0omen. 1915
9{tls 9f!tlon, &tuie 0t ..........2 1914
gilbert Nrbo9oit, emma &oblbammer .22-22
6rolEt Zane, Otorp 8ati9 1873
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL StatnmOnt of the NORTH RIVER TNSU-
1tAnu"i O'o'VhiUht RANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State of New York. on the 31St day
OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05

ben pir6, nm bic eurOpGiiben M}abte au7
frieben 81 iteuen. 0uS bier ein8etroffcrten
gfacbricbten 9ebt berDor, baB Elm %ener8is
icbes 3or9eben crforOerlt9 lein ipir0, nm
Die 9ur9fi1rung be5 8erlincr @ertra8eS
81 ii9ern.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
Heirathsfheine

Sotgen6e 6eiratbSi3etne mur6en beute
BON 6erru SaImonion i'm 8ureau bes
@ountpzGlertS auS8eIteut:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
4. 0ea.

Q8ie aus glaubtpiirbiger GueIIe Derlautst,
Observation-Disclosures atpild3en
unb Sopan nicbt 10 raib bonn Sled,
ais man D%ermut6etc. SIS i6elut iiber gu
ietn, DAB Sapan auf itdrfere uno 9reifbarere
8etpeiie bon GDinoS INTERVIEWING 0rin9t,
eDe eS Don Trie0en reoet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
8 4 b |. 4 9ea.

Gine 9epeT9e an ben r@tanoarD" aus
Berlin melDet, baB Safer Nilbelm 3pet
8ebutnenbduplingen in Nnertenmung ibrer
mebreren beutI 4en Nr9aeDlogen geletTteten
9ienite goIbene llbren nit feinem 8iIbniB
uno Mfonogramm gum @ei6ent 9enta0t
babe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin. on the
3lst day of December, 1888: made to the Insur-
ance superintendent of the State Of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15
SCORED BLOTNT.

1t is related i'll private cores
pondence to gentleman in Homo
lulu that Admiral Walkers report
throws a searchlight on the mission
of Mr.. Blount to Hawaii. The
Admiral frankly admits his prejud-
ice against any man who would
haul down the American flag, but
says that he reports uncolored
facts as to Mr. Blount. Admiral
Walker proved that the paramount
man had been influenced by ad-
ministration partisans and that his
report was both unfair and untruth-
full. A mass of testimony, most Of
it public property here, was sub
mitted by the Admiral This in
cluded an account of business of the
Constitutional Convention.
Some details of Admiral Walkers
report have leaked" from the
White House. 1t is said that he
eXtolled the commercial and mill
tary advantages of Hawaii, dwelt
warmly upon the desire of its PEG
pie for annexation to the United
States, and urged the President to
make its annexation the chief OF
glory of his administration.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

Br .la---l was around to Miss Penstock's
last night, md she seemed very much in.
terest Il in YOU.
Orig Did she' Well, I'm glad to hear
that
Briggs--lcs. She said you were hand.
some fellow and wanted to know if you
were as good as you looked. Sometimes,
she said, you couldn't judge man by APP
pearauces.
Griggs-Certainly not. But you gave me
good reputation, didn't your
Briggs-Of course. She asked II you were
dissipated.
Griggs-Is that soS BY Jove, old fellow,
there may be something in thisi What else
did she sayY
Briggs-She asked If you had money.
Griggs-You don't tell mel
Briggs--Yes. She said you seemed such
a nice fellow that she should hate to hear
anything against you.
Griggs-seemed to be real interested, did
shep
Briggs-Oh, very much.
Griggs-Well, | must cultivate her
Strange that she never took such an inter
est in me before. How do you account foriti
Briggs-Easy enough.
Griggs-WhyY Has she heard anything
about mey
Brggs-Yes. She said she heard that
you borrowed sos from her brother.-Truth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

When this was done, the teacher took
her book and spelled the words aloud the
pupils correcting mistakes on the states rs
she read
She had not spelled more than half
dozen words when she discovered small
boy about the center of the class crying
most piteously.
OF course the lesson was stopped for the
moment until she could learn the cause OF
the trouble, but to all her questions came
only fresh sobs in reply.
Again and again in most afectionate
terms the weeping boy was begged to ex-
plain his distress, but without avail.
At last in desperation the teacher babe
him come to her This he seemed quite
willing to do, and advancing, still con-
vulsed with sobs, he laid upon her lap
the slate he had just received. 1t belonged
to n bright eyed little girl, and the dicta-
ton exercise upon 1t was quite creditably
written; but, alas! from friendly looking
slate-a slate, mind you, the very last
thing from which one would expect such
| a thing-had come the random shot chat
had caused such havoc.
The slate in its shape and intention
looked friendly. It's owner had yellow
curls and eyes that danced. No doubt she
fred thoughtlessly into the air not real
izing that some one would surely receive
the shot, and that it might strike ten
der spot.
However this may be, the grievous leg
lend upon its face was as follows:
whoever gets this slate, this is them. "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

Tommy Russell, the boy actor who de-
lighted so many people by his rendition of
the part of Little Lord Fauntleroy, is now
quite big boy. He has left the stage for
ever, he declares, and is now mt school
studying electrical engineering, says
Golden Days in notes about boys and
girls.
Crown Prince Frederick Of Prussia Is
now in his twelfth year. He is so advanced
in his studies and so mature for his age
that Emperor William is thinking of CIV
ing him an establishment of his own, with
a separate rctinuo of servants, in order
that he may carly learn to govern.
Henry Altemus, "A 4.Year-old boy of
Chicago, can read an ordinary newspaper
or book with ease in spite of his tender
age. WnIlu this 10 ). IouarlEablo feat, IL
is surpassed by the achievements of the
famous historian, Thomas Darlington
Macaulay. Macaulay was able to read
when he was but years of age.
A 7-year-old girl, by waving her red
apron, saved Chicago Great Western
passenger train from plunging headlong
through a burned bridge near Lamont,
Ia, recently.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15
THE EYE WITNESS THEORY.

If the HoiOmua observes the rules
of debate laid down by itself it
must hold peace forever hereafter
on the subject of Capt. Cooks land
ing, Blue Laws" early work of
the missionaries and Hawaiian
and Polynesian history generally.
By its own edict it has served an
injunction on itself to severely let
these matters alone in the future.
The HOkOmHa is decent in its wierd
declaration that only those who
witnessed misrule in Hawaii have a
right to comment thereon, but it is
wrong. 1t is seldom indeed that a
historian can aud to his account,
Part Of which l was, and all Of
which | saw" Seldom indeed is
history written by those who make
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15
BY AUTHORITY.
Notice to Tax Payers.

Tax payers of this District are hereby
notified that all Taxes are now due and
payable at the office of the Tax Assessor
and Collector, at the Government
Building. Honolulu.
The office will be open from a. IN.
until p. m. daily, Sundays excepted),
to receive payment of such Taxes.
"All Taxes which shall remain unpaid
after the 18th day of December, 90 ten
per cent. shall be added to such Taxes
by the Assessor, and shall be collected
as part of such Taxes"
WALTER C. WELDON.
Deputy Assessor ami Collector, Dis.
trct of Kona, Island of Oahu.
Approved;
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor and Collector of Taxes,
| First Division.
! 52J-7t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15
Sale Of Lease of the Remnants Of
the Government Lands Lying
Between Alaenui and Pun
haoa, in the Districts Of kipa-
hulu and Hama, Maui.

On Wednesday, January l6, 1895, at
l2 O'clock, noon, at the front entrance
of the Executive building, will be sold
at public auction the lease of the rem
nants OF the Government lands lying be-
tween Alaenui and Puuhaoa, in Kiaahu-
lu and Hano, Island of Maui, contain
ing an area of 1900 acres. a little more or
less.
Upset price: $50 per annum. payable
semi-annually in advance.
This lease is sold upon the condition
that no cutting of timber or pasturing
shall be allowed on the said remnants.
The Government reserves the right
to take possession of such portions of
the above lands as may be required
from time to time for agricultural pur-
poses, allowing a reduction in the rental
in accordance with the proportion of
the land so taken.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office,
Dec. 18th, 1854.
! 52S-3t.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

1t was in latitude of So degrees, % min
utes and some odd seconds north, where the
sun fingers above the horizon for six months
and absents itself from mortal gaze for an
equal period.
The old man Eskimo acted cross.
Young man." he observed icily, don't
you think you are working the racket pref
ty hard when you call on my daughter ev-
cry evening""
The youth turned in fierce resentment.
Cruel sir" he exclaimed, 81 have not
called every evening. call your beautiful
daughter to witness that / have been here
only four times in five years"
The father finally admitted that his mem.
Dry was failing.-Detroit Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15
4 LARGER HARBOR.

1t can be but a short time now
until the enlargement of Honolulu
harbor must be undertaken. The
trade of the port increases every
month. The steady growth will
continue. There will be some
leaps and bounds of progress. a
commerce with the Pacific Coast
and the Orient is yet to be built
up. Chicago business men are now
in Japan and China vending mer-
chandise by wholesale. This will
become a common port when the
canal is completed. The merchants
of the northwest and of Canada are
reaching across the placid waters.
Honolulu naturally invites call.
Every year it will take more YES
sells to carry away the sugar and
rice. Then there is the coffee,
canaigrie, pineapples and bananas
Seward the harbor of Honolulu
can be extended some distance by
cutting away the reef. Along the
shore it can be enlarged by using
TO better advantage the space now
available and making more of the
same with the dredger. The slip:
proposed to be provided near the
site of the new but unused fish
market will greatly increase the
size of the harbor, That thu
harbor is really small
was very noticeable Friday. Their,
was scarcely room enough for thu
great Arawa to turn around OF
leaving the Oceanic wharf.
Minister King has presented tn
question of a larger harbor. TIL
Cabinet and the members of tn
Government are seriously consider
ing it. Something will be done i,
a few months. 1t is a momentou
and portentious undertaking.
means the expenditure of vast sum
of money, the employment of grea
numbers of men and incalculabl
benefit to Honolulu and Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

They had travelled together for about an
hour in silence, but the man with the port
ly vest and the conspicuous watch chain
finally succeeded in getting conversation
under way. His neighbor was little man
with wobbly eyeglasses, and in response to
an abrupt question as to whether he was
not literary man replied mildly:
II have written some things"
II take an interest in literature come
from Chicago There's the town that com
bnes art and commerce. First she went
ahead and made her business reputation.
didn't she''
YES"
'And now she's made her literary repu.
tation. Don't you agree with me?"
st must be admitted that some things
about Chicago remind one of literature
For instance, she is undoubtedly one of the
greatest penholders in the world"
And linen his BIasseS almost wobbled off
as he explained that he was from New
York and must be excused if he had said
anything that sounded spiteful. Washing
ton Star
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

Isn't it beautiful night, Clarences"
she whispered tenderly as her head reclined
against his shoulder.
YES" replied Clarence, the barber, very
absentmindedly, as he ran his fingers soft
ly through her golden hair. Fine night.
Better have that hair trimmed up little,
though, hadn'tyo Looks pretty ragged,
you know, and it really needs shampoo
too. "-Chicago Record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

A gentleman once paid visit to India,
and following the custom of the country
he hired servant to fan him all night.
Some Of these servants only fan their mas
tiers until they fall asleep, and when they
are about to wake up they start tanning
them as If they had been hard at work all
night. This particular gentleman had a
glass eye, which he used to take out every
night and put on the table. One morning
the gentleman heard his servant telling
the others that he could not steal any time
between his masters maps, for he always
took out one of his eyes and placed it on
the table to watch him, and SO he was
compelled to fan him all night until the
other eye woke up in the morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-15

James McCrabb, a resident OF Far.
bank, left a will when he died which was
remarkably brief, but not clear enough
to avoid litigation. One bequest of 500
was left to james Kelly of somewhere
near New York" The master in or
binary has ordered to advertise and dis
cover if possible the man for whom the
money is intended. Mail.