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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30
NAMES OF NATIVES M1susED.
Disavowals of Persons Proclaimed
as Election inspectors.

Disavowals of Persons Proclaimed
as Election inspectors.
There have been reports current
that in the Election Proclamation
the names OF Hawaiians had been
used without their consent. This
has been found to be correct, as the
following TRANSACTIONS from the Ha-
waiian edition of the Holumua will
show:
GAS my name has been Inserted in
the Election Proclamation as a
member of the board of inspectors
Of the second precinct of the dis
trict of Hamakua, ] openly deuy
authority for using same, as il is
against my grain, viz, love Of coun-
try. I will for all time oppose any.
thing tending TO the injury of my
countrymen, and ! have no iuten-
ton Of assisting or fulfilling any de-
sire of the Provisional Government.
"REv. 5. KALI
Another denial of the honor" Of
being a member of the board Of in.
spectors comes from Eva district
on this island. This is from b.
Starr kapu, who says that the using
OF his name as an Inspector was
without bis sanction and authority.
1t was a thing he never dreamed Of,
and a matter he did not wish his
fellow-countrymen to believe, that
he had entered the ranks Of the
secret annexation league. He will
oppose the enemies of the Hawaiians
who are endeavoriDg to disiranchise
them by requiring oaths. Mr.. kapu
has seen Minister King and request
ed the withdrawal of his name from
the list OF inspectors.
Another one from the island of
Kauai is also heard from, addressed
to this paper:
81 find my name set down by the
Minister OF Interior as one OF the
inspectors for the forthcoming so.
called election on Kauai. am at a
loss to know why I should have been
singled out for this--to me a Ha.
waiian-doubtful honor, and ask
the favor Of this letter in your
widely circulated paper To inform
my friends that the uso Of my name
in the matter is entirely uuauthor.
lied by me. W. !. KinA."
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CUT THROUGH A SCREEN.
Obvious Attempt to Enter a Barbo
Shop at Midnight.

An attempt at burglary was made
on the shop OF John f. Ashworth,
the popular barber on King street,
yesterday midnight. The wire net
ting on the window facing the lane
running OF King street on the Eva
side was slit down and across, when
the would-bs burglar was scared
away. A lodger in one Of the rooms
upstairs had just come home aud
before retiring peeped out OF the
window and saw man standing at
the window doing something. Sus-
pecting queer business the lodger
started downstairs, and his footsteps
made the stairs creak, frightening
the man away. When the lodger
reached the lane there was no one in
sight. No arrests have been made.
Mr.. Ashworth has no suspicion a. to
who could be so mean a. to attack
his little property.
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AN OFT TOLD STORY.
Opium User say7 Tho Police Put the
Stuff in His Pocket.

stun IN his rocket.
All Chong, a Chiuaman arrested
by Lieutenant Kanac yesterday in n
house at the corner Of Bsretania aud
Mauuakea streets, for opium in pos
session, appeared for trial in the Dis.
trict Court this morning. The oil.
cor caught two Chinese including
dri"udaut, besides a full opium out
fl. At tho Station u cigarette pack
age filled with lichee nuts contain.
ing opium was found in defendants
pocket. Chong brought in the usual
defense, which is getting quite a
chestnut in opium cases, that the
officer put the package in his pocket.
The officers at the Station, he said,
Knocked his arms about aud drop.
ped the dope in his coat pocket. He
was sentenced to ono months i'm.
prisonment at hard labor.
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SENTENCE UPON SENTENCE.
A Chinaman Convicted for Opium
and Vagrancy.

Lock Fat, a Chinese crook. has
gone back to his old lodgings at
Oahu Jail. On "wednesday he
was caught with opium in posses
sion, and yesterday fined $50 by the
District Magistrate. No sooner had
the fine been imposed when no was
charged with being vagrant and
occupying a house frcquented by
thieves within two months past. A
Chinaman stated he knew Fat Ia
hang around the Nuuanu cemetery,
catching him on one occasion with
two baskets on his arms. D-tectiy.,
Larsen has known him for four years
as bad character. Defendant was
sentenced to imprisonment at hard
labor two months, sentence to com.
mence at expiration Of former sent,
cncp.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives the best satisfaction Of any
cough medicine ! handle, aud as a
seller leads all other preparations in
this market. recommend il be-
cause it is the best medicine ever
handled for coughs, cold, aud Group
A. w. Baldridgc, Mllcrsvillc, III
For sale by all dealers, Benson
Smith X Co, Agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands
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Passengers.
hilRfyAt.s.

hRRfvAf.s.
From Kauai. pee stmr Iwalani, Mar 30
Charles Gay, \ Robinson, & Neldner and I
deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Hnnamaulu. per stmr Mikahala,
Mar 3U-Mrs u II Hitchcock.
For Maui AMI Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Mar D-NUlcano; J Williams, J schit-
tonhelni, Mrs Schittelhelm II g Lyon. Jos
j. Smatty, Enmons Crnckcr. Mrs Il Crock
er. Z Barrett, Jas l. Thompson, Fv Nc.
Donald and Wife, Mrs Cans, q lie Ia vorgne,
Mrs b Shaw, Mrs I shaw, Miss Torbert.
Mr. Jos h Snaltz, Miss l. = Smaltz. Misses
Glade l3y. waypUrts; Mr. Maurice, h FL
lcrt, T. q Hitchcock aud wife, Miss Ida
Vessel, Mrs N'ue and > bidron, 2 J Al.
kne, Mrs Painu and = children. Miss
Phoebe HuSsey, J r Lewis, I u BENTON, II
q Gilman, T Higgins, Mr Mutboner, q
Mnnunui.
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Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.

IS Australia, Houdlette, for San Fran
cisco at IL noon
Haw ship Helen Brewer, Newall, for
Hongkong
Brit ok Xantippe, for Royal Roads. nc
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Chr IaiIv I ,llstin.
FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1894.
M A RINE N EwS.
Arrivals.

THURSDAY, Mar. 2s.
stmr Kaala from Kahuku
FRIDAY, Mar. %.
stmr Iwalani from Kauai
Stmr James Makec from Kauai
Stmr Waialeale from Kukuihacle, Homo.
kaa and Lahaina
Schr Mary + Foster from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30
MEETING NOTICE.

HAWAIIAN COUNCIL, 80. s.,,.
i l. American Legion 81 Honor, meets
THIS iFridayl EVENING Mt 1850 o'clock
at Harmony Hall, King st',et.
J. 4. EikARDT,
"b " Secretary.
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Born.

PuRNlS-on March ~, 1891, AT Idhu.,
Ra Iai. to the wife OF Il. W. T. Puryis
daughter.
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Public Concert.

The p. Il. Band String Orchest ra
will give public concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel this evening, com
mencing at 1880 o'clock, Following
is the program:
PART |.
overture-The Knight of breton Herman
fantasia-Spanish Review Co.,. Binling
Cornct Duet Kindred Souls kileuberg
Mtssrs. kreuler ana Kapua
Grand Medley --Pelc Mele.. Couraii
PART u,
Medlcy-TOpsy Turyy ROttchcr
NaltE-Black liussars e.. 90. Millockcr
a. Mnlkni Wniplo .,liliuokaluri
~, liko fui l1hua .,..., ,Llkelike
foiAl--oo Ahead ,;,.,,.... .. kOyls
Hawaii Ponoi.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Are you going TO register your
name on the list Of those going to
the Maternity Home luaul
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Dan Lyons dancing class will
meet at the drill shed tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon, at I o'clock.
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Cargoes from Island Ports.

stnr kaal a-2l3O bags sugar.
simr 1walani--iUOO bag. sugar.
stmr J A Cummins-iUUU bags sugar.
Stms James Makce --2is3 bags sugar.
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TO LET

TWO SlCEIY FUR 81, -
i nishrd Rooms for ~"
Gentleuen nj No. Garden kjiis.a,~&
Lane. s,lg-ti kfn
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DR.. Twombly's lecture on the Pill
grim Fathers, to have been given
this evening, is postponed.
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WANTED
AsSIGNEE's NOTICE.

'NHE uNDER~lGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Assignee II the E-Dut" uf
W. Horace Wright al ll.n'ulu, "a voIIu-
tnry bankrupt requests all pc'sOu, having
claims against snid Ertat" "a present their
claims within six Month, from dntu or
they will hr forever bar ID, uud all persons
owing sHid t-rato are hereby rrVu slrl ~
make immediate payment I" J, ". Lun.
ing, At kaahumaIiu ftrucr, llouuulu,
J, y. LuNlNG, As,igrrc.
Honolulu MsTsa a, lsJ. w. "
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Marshal +. q. Hitchcock has gone
to Hilo. Hawaii, for recupcration.
Mrs. Hitchcock accompanied him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Mrs. Cans, the stereopticon lee
turer, left on the steamer Kiuau for
a visit to the Volcano.
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TO LET

|O1TAGE To LET on M
" ktnnu street, one blocg
from horse car, all mode tsys Iax2
improvements. also liarn, As.ee1k23
Stables and Servants ko"ni. Apply to
;. SACHS,
VS-f Fort street.
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HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Members 81 the H,WAIIAN JOCKEY
ILuR will be held on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Apil 2, lsJi, at 7:.ai o'clock. ut the
Iariiic 'lub. g. q. MERGER,
osS lot Secretary.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

'ro LET oX RERE. A<N-S
i thnia street near Nil. &i,t.M
Log street. g,O-Ii' h-&
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James Mcguire has about COM
pleted fine painting of the Pail.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

= VALUABLE PIECES OF xS-Ss
I improved Property, located .&s1.Ss'ss,.
IN dill rent Parts OF III" lily ~ sT$pIx
Honolulu; all bargains. Apply
for full pa rticulars 10 -<As~~-
BRUCE X \. J. CARTWRIGHT
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Government pay rolls and bills to
the end Of February will be paid at
the treasury tomorrow.
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TO LET
TO LET
FOR RENT

| - prty kn"wn a. the Ax,NS
Patty Prrmisc-," situated E,,isNIG
on Nuunnu Avrnu", next H-.IsiIl.z
hop Tue House bang Tw" ~ aries rOn-
ttiis : X Large Bedrooms, parlors, billiard
Room Kitchen with rcr Range, PANTRY,
rrc and Ruthr0"m "u each lloOr The en-
tire huus" i lighted vI'h Ii"ctriciIy The
Grulnds ARE large a. contain man, yurir-
ties Of shade AMI frl'l lrrcs. 10 . dc,'r.
able tenant the properly will hc let AT u
4, ", MAtFARLANE,
sss-ln Union iced Co.'S einss,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

A new electric light pole is being
placed opposite the residence of S.
Il. Dole, Emma street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Trick Of the trade. The Star uses
our yesterdays news stamped "to-
day." making the record a day out.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

The Portuguese League met in
Robinson ball Yesterday evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

A party of ladies spent the day at
Sans Souci bathing and picnicking.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Diamond Head, B p. m.-Weather
clear, wind fresh northeast.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

The G. A. S. s. Arawa will be- due
from Sydney for Victoria on Sunday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

The HOLSTER Drug Company has
received supply of fresh vaccine
by the last steamer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

Be sure you get ticket for the
Maternity Home luau to take place
tomorrow.
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Seven cases of delinquent taxes
were settled this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-30

The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
meet on Monday evening.
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Hawaiian Council, A, l.. of H., will
meet this evening.
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Seven Hawaiians have registered
in the first district.
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Another French dinner will bo
given at the Hawaiian Hotel to-
morrow evening, the Quintet Club
attending.
The courier., 1894-04-07

absolutely possibility of the bill for special pension
General Thaye passing and the has acted
wisely requesting that effort be made push Special pen
bills obecon and there doubtless
who seriously question the propiety Of the Thayer BILL but
Nebakan deserving special recognition OF this sort it ener
aye This has rendered distinguished service to the
country his military record high The
of the ceanest who held office
occupied many positions great power with
unlimited opportunities personal profit but he allowed
suggestion suspicion attach to his and he
to-day rich in honor General Thaye able
entirely pure and his republicanm and
patriotism keen when he marched the head OF
the First Nebraska regiment bloody battle fields Nebraska
needs more Thayers
The courier., 1894-04-07

has hold of Lincoln the isn't dead asleep
all symptoms This the time for awakening Nature
after rubbing under the April
assuming the beginning
themselves the gab springthee blossoms and tiny
leaves and blades Of grass where but little while bare
and the laden with the bamy odors the
The birds wngng fight from the south and singing
the returned Nest building commenced
animals the earth that dormant the chill months
coming their soth and shaking the mud from
backs Life that has been sted again quckened and
everywhere there OF animation OF hrobbng life and
energy and enthusiasm And this that carpets the meadows
and decks the with foliage and the
singing and invites be doing has generally quick
enng effect human The spring the
projects enthusiastic eneavor for ambions fight 1t
time make and execute plans be active and the
We emerging from Of and from Of
tion and develop and time ground
The west getting ready to show her strength country
Western cities besng themselves the
prosperity Omaha and the sister cities including
first stages Of convaescence waking up displaying
ed activity By organization by individual every possible
they raising high the the
inviting the country look Efforts being emf
grafton that made before and business prosperity
being pursued with determination Lincoln re-
mains inanima held the of catalepy that has
marks of 1eah With advantages capital and bust
with opportunities growth than MANY
western cities Of asseve void ambition
while they alive and reaching for wealth. new
torpid We have usually had enterprise it
has apparently all out Are willing dry rot?
We believe there yet public spirit hope some
body will fire that something town
local patriotism Lincoln still and
wait while Omaha and other setting the
The courier., 1894-04-07

The people Nebraska have done foolish things The
legislature representing the people, did foolish thing
William " Allen instead OF John NJ Thurston AL
Sidney Paddock the United States a
who made such excellent republican
speech this city Saturday night
who represents republican patriotism the highest
gree already credit his In he
would held ao the banner of epubican and the
country would paid tribute his ability and patriotism
elected, William Vincent Allen sprung from
obscurty sreputable notorety adding the opprobum
which McKeghan and KEN had already heaped upon
every element that harmful
and the wall of popum that has been echong the
The courier., 1894-04-07
THE COURIER

country which largely the sputtering OF
anarchist Allen has nothing to commend
him intelligent people, and he standing insult to the patriotic
Nebraska and this fanatic this
of Mr. uson And he cannot be
sogd than four Another senator to ne chosen
winter and is to be hoped for the sake of credit
republican will be selected 1t will be
public another political fraud and fanatic OF the Allen
stripe is ssentt Washington.
The courier., 1894-04-07

The Nebraska City Press in discussing the congressional situation
says Yet established that the republican party in this dis
longer afford to sacrifice itself the altar of facona
strife in Lancaster county, The maudn Press isn't entitled
very consideration; but such statements this and they
frequently made the outside counties make clear that
ought do something in the future prove that she
harmonious and that the candidate Of the district ought
from this county.
The courier., 1894-04-07

the hair is falling out turning gray requiring stmulant
with nourhing and coong food Halls Vegetable Sciap Hair
Renewer is Just the specific.
The courier., 1894-04-07

The appointment Andrew jackson Sawyer meets with general
approval in this city, Mr. Sawyer old time Democrat he
good and credit to the state As long have
democrats high places thankful that Mr. Cleveland has
good and handsome Mr. Harley and Mr. Sawyer
The courier., 1894-04-07

The scandaous Breckenridge parents who
have daughters called boarding schools to investigate the dis
cpine and ascertain whether
the Roseles who exist community If
be assured that their daughters
cpne scte than that which permitted Rosee to maintain his
Madeline Pollard within the very walls seminary
will be disposition boycott these far schools 1t
probable that the Rosee Pollard episode would have
young ladies' semnares bu the fact that occurred
argues that impossible Others
be careful in satisfying themselves points like this
The courier., 1894-04-07

HAS Mr. Cleveland faies writer current magazine
Mr. may failed the country under his
management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-20

the name Of Attorney General Parsons
TO two checks, sggrcgating s12.
The case against lila IL prima facie.
lie purchased a small bill Of goods from
Flank Block, tho grocer, Saturday
evening, giving the sil check In pay.
ment and receiving cash for the bal.
ance. He then purchasoi $40 worth
Of shoeHO Of the tifu Of Logan q Walker,
where he diap0scd " the 0thtf check.
soon after I'M loi, Black's store the
proprietor became iusuloiuus that the
fignatufe on the cheek .ivcn him was
not thst OF the attorney general. Later
on he met the attorney general, who
pronounced the check d forgery. Com.
plaiut was 1T once lodged against tlin,
whose residence was located by the
chief SUNDAY. Mrs Inn declared her
husband was not Ut home, but tue
chief made a search 0f tue place and
found INA In bed, C1vofed head and
ears with the bedcl0thef.
LII lives with bic family at the
corner VI Eleventh anu Baunock
streets. He claims 90 boz n brother OF
Dc. I. &. lln OF salt Lake, one OF the
best known cltrgymon iu the north
west.
Last night ChioiSlolwouh u'ormed
reporter ~ Il had forged attorney
General Parsons name 90 another
checks fir 5000 which he passed at
Evans grocery store. The chief b..
lieved other forged checks Wonld come
~ light shortly.
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voted 20 a statement NJ the condition
Of The Jews At present. In Russia and
other oountfles, OF their customs and
hablts,ss well as their desires 10 possess
lhe land Of their fofcfathert, and while
no Turks At present have a firm grasp
on the holy land, the Jews are slowly
but surely gaining gt0uud and obtain
Ing concessions from them.
The speaker then turned his atlen.
ton 10 Jerusalem and gave ~ very
lucid dtscfipti0n Of the many points OF
Interest Ia and about that city, the
luost important OF which wac the
Church o. the Holy 5suulchur. erected
on the spot where the Savior is'said to
have been ciuclhud. The lecture wns
listened 10 with rapi attention thtrugh-
out IL was given under the auspices
Of tho Y. NJ. NJ |. a. Of tue seventh
ward.
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CONFIDENCE OPERATORS.
Two Or Them Arrested by the Police
this Afternoon.

The following advertisement IN O.
morning paper today attracted youug
Salt Lakcr named George M0CubbIn
10 the place uamsi;
Wantod-A steady man, si5 wooklyi
$50 cash rCqulrodj I 10 Main street room.
He was hunting work but got none.
He, however, found two very
obligiug mon in charge Of t1c
ofll1u and in n short tim'
they had SO u HE money. Tuoy gave
him a receipt Tor TINT amUuut AMI hu
lott with the pusltiye promise given him
that he had auourud good Hiiua-
ton. A. he was E1iuc out OF the
door mAu named Evans, from
sugar Hluto ward WIN had lCCn
beaten out % 500 by tue same game
aud by the slmo men, entered aud
recognized tuum, Their arrest uY
Onicer LCavlll followed. They wcfu
taken 10 jail aud $500 Ia green backs
was found IN their pUssVssi9n.
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A Mind Diseased.

Charles Carr, an cla, rly man, by
occupations machinistu tob'fakcn
before Probate Judge Bla. and Nu
Worthington anu Root some NO Ga s
afternoon TO be examined Rst his
mental condition. For the iasl q d,
days he has been an Inmate OF tue
county inhrmary, aud yesterday
morning Jumped Dut OF one Of the sec
0ud story windowsepniniug his ankle.
lie has been subject to upilUptic DTS tor
a long time IAst aud looks very 40.
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VIII Get Their Money.

Attorney Eiohuor stated today that
The thirly-eight labofep who worked
on the sewer for sub.Contfac,or Nc.
Donald, and who pelitioned the Guy
Council and board Of public works that
Atum OF money nggfugating over eight
hundred dollars which was uuu them,
be withheld from tins estimates Of the
original contractors, would get their
cash On Saturday next A. 10 O'Clock
on that tny, by presenting themselves
at the office OF Treasurer ID IKE, the men
will get tho warrants uue them aud
which they can convert into cash
forthwith.
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MISS wELLS'S KINDERGARTEN.
An Enjoyable limo Arranged FOR
Children aud Parents.

Miss Wolls's kindergarten school, In
tho Eighteenth ward Independent
hail, Is to have a happy time tomorrow,
Friday. The exercises will begin at
$3.50 a. M, and an Invitation IL oE.
tended 10 parents Of the children and
10 the public T. ettoBd.
The tiny tots have been pre-.
panng presents for their parent, and
nave provided three presents each.
They are very pretty aud appropriate;
a sample might be- mentioned IN tbs
form of neat calendars, hesrt-Bhapeu,
on which a holly leaf h fastened.
There will be n Christmas tree ia all Is
beauty, Aud a program OF TecitationF,
songs aud marches that cannot TAIL ~
please and instruCt.
Alter the exercises are concluded,
the school viii be- closed until the
Monday after New Heafs-January
Z, 1896.
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AMUSEMENTS.

T. ID. FRAwLEY, the manager and
leading mau Of the new stock CONF
pany which Il to opeu the new Opera
House Ia Moths on Christmas eve,
has arrived and was being show n shout
town by Manager Rogers yesterday.
Mr. Frawley Ia an artist oi Recognized
standing Ia tho profession, having
supported Crane IN the Senator nud
later played with Nat Goodwin.
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Rounding Up The "Yags.p

The police are industrlously engaged
In the communicable work Of rounding
up or running Ia Migrants and other
lAwless characters who arc preylng
upon the community. A compara'
lively large numJer OF arrests Of these
kinds Of persons have been made DUFF