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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14
ACTS.

Az Act To AMEND ACT No. 66 OF THE
Laws OF THE PRovIsroSAL Gov
ERSMENT. ENTITLED AN ACr Re-
LATINO TO THE LANDING OF ALIENS
IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS" Ar
PROVED MARCH 1sr, 1894.
Be It Enacted By the Ersc,dirs and Id
risory Councils Of tte Republic Of
Hd,rdii:
SECTION l. Section one of Act No. 66
of the Laws of tine Provisional Govern
ment. entitled An Act relating to the
landing of Aliens in the Hawaiian ISL
ands," approved March LIST, 1894, is here
by amended by adding at the end OF said
Section the following words, viz, bind
ing such alien to work as an agricultural
laborer for a term of not less than two
years"
SECTION .. This Act take effect from
the date of its publication.
Approved this 9th day of August. AID.
1891
(Signed) SANFORD B. DOLE,
President of the Republic Of Hawaii.
(Signed) J. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
2576-I
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in conflict herewith are hereby repealed
SECTION .. This Act shall take effect
from and after its publication.
Approved this 9th day Of August. AID.
1894.
(Signed) SANFORD b. DOLE,
President OF the Republic Of Hawaii.
(Signed) ]. A. KING.
Minister Of the Interior.
1851
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The Kewalo Pear.

A monstrous alligator pear may
be seen in the window of the News
Company, raised by Mr.. H. NJ.
Whitney, at Kewalo, on King street.
1t is nineteen inches around the
long way, nearly fifteen inches the
small way, and weighs forty ounces,
or two and one-half pounds. 1t
looks more like a medium-sized
musk melon than a pear, but the
meat is very delicious, and about
an inch thick. If such pears can
be grown here, and this is only a
sample of this years fruits on the
tree, why may not such pears be
raised for export?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14
Naval Chaus es.

WAsz1ysIoS. A1g. 1.-The Presi-
dent today approved the application
for the retirement Of Admiral Sisu-
ton. TO take effect July 30 This
results In the promotion Of COmmO-
dore Erben. now commanding the
European Station, 70 Be Rear Admir-
al. and the assignment Of Conmo-
dore Richard Meade ID eommsDd the
North Atlantic Station, vacated by
Admiral S.anton's retirement.
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NOTICE

The Boards Of Registration and OF Examiners
for the Third District Cthe Islands OF Maui.
Molokai, and Lanai) viii hold meetings a.
fellows, beginning at 10 A. n. each day:
At Hamakuapoko Maui. Thursday, July %. 1891.
Huelo, Monday. 50.
Sc Keanae and UlaiuO, Maui, Tuesday. July 81.
1894
At Hama, Maui, Wednesday. Aug. !, 1894.
." Kipahulu, Maui, Saturday, Aug. 1, 1891.
'' Kaupo, e Monday. =" 6,
" Kahikinui and Kanaio, Tuesday. Aug. Z, 1885,
" Ulupslakua, Maui, Wednesday. S.
- waiakoa. Kula, Maui. Thursday. 9.
Il" Makawao, Friday, 10, E"
" Kahakuloa, d" Monday. 10.
" Honokohau and KaanapaH, Maui, Tuesday,
Aug. II. 1884,
- Lahaina, Maui, Wednesday, Is, 1891
Kalawao, MOlOkai, Friday. Aug. Il, isss
Pelekunu, ." Saturday, Is,
Halawa, Monday. 20,
4" Pukoo. Tuesday. p,
'' Kaunakakai, Wednesday. p.
" Monolei, Lanai, Thursday, 3.
e Lahaiua, Maui, saturday, ..
Posted notices viii announce any other meet
ings to.be held by the aforesaid boards.
2. W. HARDY.
en-. DICKEY,
J. ". KALUA.
Mskavao. july p. 1884. 157O-fw
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Tbs different lodges Of Odd Eel
lows viii give s reception TO G. D.
Gilman al Excelsior Hall this ev-
sning.
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The royslists claim 10 be very
jubilsnt over the news received on
Saturday. Where does the iubila-
ton come in?
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f. 4. Schaeier Il Co. have re-
osivsd S fresh lot Of Apollinsris
water, which they offer at low
rates.
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The Arthur White case will come
up IN the Circuit Court this morn
ing. 1t Is the lsSt criminal case on
the calendar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14

William EaSsie will leave for
Eealia today on the Mkahala.
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MRS, OONINIS' PROTEST,
The Text Of the Document Sent to
Foreign Representatives,.
SIZE QUOTES CLEyELAYD's MESSAGE.

4 Request Written shortly Before the
PrcmulE alton OF the Constitution
That the Foreign DiPlSz2at> DO Not
Recognize the New Republic.
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The messenger service has mount
ed its boys on Columbia bicycles.
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In the course Of the next three
O. four days the Board Of Registra-
ton and the examiners Of sppli-
csn-s t1r certificates Of SPECIAL
rights. VIII leave town for the pur-
pose Of holding sessions IN the diff
te-elt precincts throughout this
Island. This. Of course. viii ne
cessitate 3 disc0ntinuznce Of the
sessions II Honolulu. Due notice
Of when the registration viii cease
here fo- the present and when Il
viii o. resumed viii Be given BY
advertisement.
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The August number Of the Para
disc Of the Pacific Will be out in
time for the Austrslia's mail.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The price Of sugar was g at the
latest advioeS.
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Capt. Campbell. the dock super
intendent Of the Inter-Island Com
pany, left for kapaa Yesterday on
the steamer haals.
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There Is some talk Of starting
another sugar plantation on this
island. The land selected Is said
10 be on the other side Of Eva.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14
History Of the Convention
WHICH FRAMED
THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE
REPUBLIC
OF
HAWAII!
= Edition

To satisfy the demand for a
History of the Constitutional
Convention, the GAZETTE
COMPANY has prepared and
today issues a report of its
proceedings, which terminated
with the Proclamation of the
New Constitution on the
Fourth of July at the
Executive Building.
The pamphlet will also con-
tain a fine portrait of Presi-
dent Dole, and the New
Constitution in full, with an
index. The whole is enclosed
in a most artistic illuminated
cover, which of itself is worth
the price charged for the
pamphlet.
Early application is neces-
sary to secure copies of this
memento of the birth Of the
Hawaiian Republic, as numer-
GUS orders are on file, and the
edition is limited.
M Do.1u r., 4.
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4 proclamation Of neutrality ap-
pears IN the official column in this
Issue. Ii refers 70 The war being
waged between japan and Chins.
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M. and Mrs. Gorham D.
Gilman are a the Hawaiian Hotel
They have engaged passage on the
Ma-ipOsa. which leaves on the 2Sd
inst.
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4 native man. one Of the saliva
tionists. was preaching near the
hshmarket Saturday, when ne sud
denly dropped dead. i native
who was listening TO him, said he
was talking politics. claiming that
Il the eI-Queen wss restored, the
natives would sll die. Just IS he
finished this statement. he dropped
desd himself.
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Moemoe, the bandboy who was
arrested some time ago on S charge
OF attempted burglary. has been
sent 10 prison for six years. His
companion, Leon. was given five
wears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14

\ native died suddenly 81 koo-
lau. this island, on Saturday alter
noon. His name could not be as
certained. Alcoholism Is said %
be the cause q his death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14

Francis Harden, the exile. writes
that If China viii not accept his
services he viii ret1rn TO Honolulu
IN about three months. Francis
ignores. with s stoieism worthy Of
better cause, the great fact that
everybody wants 10 forget him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-08-14

Antoine Clogs pleaded guilty yes
terdsy TO s charge Of receiving
stolen goods. 1t Is understood that
Clogs Is willing 10 leave the coun-
Try, and. if he does so. the proseeu-
ten viii Be dropped.
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There w2s s rumOr current yes
teriay that the cruiser Champion
would leave port for short cruise.
Il was ascertained last night that
the story wss not so. The Cham
pion viii remain IN port, for the
present 81 lesst.
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George Beckley, the purser Of the
hinau. viii Try 70 make arrange
ments 10 have the local bicycle
riders race on the Volcano road. II
he Is successful 3 handsome gold
medal viii be offered as g prize.
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The following is the text Of the
protest sent by Liliuokalani to the
various foreign diplomats just be-
fore the PRONUNCIATION Of the new
Constitution:
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
The price Of sugar was g at the
latest advioes.
William EaSsie will leave for
Kealia today on the Mkahsla.
The messenger service has mount
ed its boys on Columbia bicycles.
The August number Of the Para
disc Of the Pacific viii be out in
time for the Austrsis's mail.
Tbs different lodges Of Odd Eel
lows viii give s reception TO G. D.
Gilman st Excelsior Hall this ev-
ening.
F. A. Schaefer L Co. have re-
esived s fresh lot of ApollinaIis
water, which they offer at low
rates.
The Arthur White case will come
up in the Circuit Court this morn
ing. 1t Is the lsSt criminal case on
the calendar.
The royalists claim 10 be very
jubilant over the news received on
Saturday. Where does the jubila-
ton come in?
Capt, Campbell. the dock super
intendent Of the Inter-Island Com
pany. left for Kapaa Yesterday on
the steamer kaals.
There Is some talk Of starting
another sugar plantation on this
island. The land selected Is said
10 be on the other side Of Eva.
4 proclamation Of neutrality ap-
pears in the official column in this
Issue. II refers 10 the war being
wsged between japan and China.
NJ. and Mrs. Gorham D.
Gilman are AZ the Hawaiian Hotel.
They have engaged passage on the
Ma-iposa, which Leaves on the 25d
inst.
Ana.ive died suddenly al Koo-
lau. this island. on Saturday aiter-
noon. His name could not be as
osrtained. Alcoholism Is said %
be the cause u his death.
Moemoe, the baudboy who was
arrested some time sgo on S charge
Of attempted burglary. has been
sent to prison for six years. His
companion, Leon. was given five
years.
Antoine Clogs pleaded guilty yes
terdsy TO s charge of receiving
stolen goods. 1t Is understood that
Clogs is willing 10 leave the ooun-
Try. and. if be does so. the proseeu-
ten viii be dropped.
George Beckley, the purser Of the
hinau. viii Try 70 make arrange
ments TO have the local bicycle
riders race on the Volcano road. II
he Is successful 3 handsome gold
medal viii be offered as 6 prize.
There was : rumor current yes
teriay that the cruiser Champion
would leave p0r; for s short cruise.
Il vas asoertained last night that
the story wss not 50. The Cham
pion viii remain IN port, for the
present 81 lesst.
Francis Harden, the exile, writes
that If China viii not accept his
services he viii return TO Honolulu
in about three months. Francis
ignores. with s stoieism worthy Of
s better cause, the great fact that
everybody wants TO forget him.
4 native man. one Of the saliva
tionists, was preaching near the
6shmarket Saturday, when ne sud-
denly dropped dead. i native
who was listening to him. said he
vas talking politics. claiming that
Il the eI-guesn wss restored. the
natives would ST die. Just IS he
finished this statement. he dropped
desd himself.
In the course Of the next three
O. four days the Board Of Reg;stra-
ton snd the examiners Of sppii-
czn-s t1r certificates Of special .
rights viii leave town for The p1r-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
A Sign of NJ. ntal Activity.

Talking to ones self is generally considered sign of weak brain, y said doctor the other day, but noth- ing could be a greater mistake. It is a sign of an extremely active brain. 1t may be strong or weak intellect, but the activity must be there to cause this peculiarity. If you will observe you will be astonished how many peo- ple you will meet on the street who are thinking aloud. The talking is done unconsciously. Often the people addicted to the habit. if you caused their attention to it, would aver that they never were guilty of such thing. Some of the brightest men have ever known do their thinking aloud without knowing it, and, on the other hand, some of the weakest individuals, men tally, whom l have met in my practice keep up continuous conversation with themselves So it would seem that a man who talks to himself must be one of two extremes d wise man or fool. - -Doct0r--s ou must give up drlnK- ing and" Mr. Sickly-'I never touch drop" Doctor stop smoking y Mr Sickly-''I don't smoke" Doctor ''Humphl that's bad. If you haven't anything to give up, I'm afraid l can't do much for you. Tit
 Babson-s'H is it that you are always in debt? You should be ashamed of yourself Jabson Come, now; don't be too hard on a fellow. You would, perhaps, be in debt too if you were in my place. What place?' "A ble to get credit. IN Y Press.
 Mrs. Mcbride" Before we were married you often wished there was some brave deed you could do for me to show your love" Mir. Mcbride Yes, dear. and I would do it now" Mrs. Mcbride -'.Then, love, go down into the kitchen and discharge Bridget. - Harlem Life.
 -.Lord Rosebery is very remark. able man." said the caller Yes re piled young Mrs. Tocker, little doubt fully. sHe must be-" You know, the caller went on in patronizing tone. sshe won the Derby" Did he? We'll, don't see that's so much. Char. ley won two silk hats at the last cleo tion. "-Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
PINE BLUEF, HRkHNSHS.

cred silks. brunette chooses yell low and black one with heavy fringes while blonde takes soft baby blue and white one. One black-eyed belle has packed gorgeous crimson one.
 With the hammock go the pretty va ried colored silk blankets and down pill lows made Of white linen and embroid- cred with the owners monogram. Has socks may be made of straw, grass or any other appropriate material. These hammoeks are swung on piazzas and across halls quite as often as on ths lawn.-N. Y. Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
ABOUT HAMMOCkS.
They Form Part of the Summer Girls Pare
 aphernalia-How to Hang Them.


 There is science in the hanging of 8 hammock both for comfort and grace. The hammock should be six and aquar- ter feet from the ground at the head, and three and three-quarters above ground at the foot end.
 The rope at the head which fastens it should be one foot, and at the foot should measure four feet It may sound as though this made the hammock very high, but it is just right, as our women have found out.
 For convenience and effect, a hassocH is used on which our fair one steps and swings herself in place from the foot end. In this way there are no tucked up. skirts, and ones shoes are not more conspicuous than ones head.
 The hammock paraphernalia is now as important an addition to the sum. mer girls outfit as tennis racket or parasol, and it requires infinitely more careful thought
 The hammocks themselves are beau- tiful, being Woven of stFa1ds of eQi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
|DYKlNs' sHRewo CHOICE.
Adversary Took the Earth, But H Did Better Than That.

nis Adversary Took the Earth, But He
 Did Better Than That.
 It's no use, remarked the business nan; live tried for years to get ahead ox Dykins, and Eve tried in every con way. But he always had the pest of me when the game was over. I thought l had the best of him last n1ght. But it was the same old story. J
 l didn't know Dykins was in town. ,
 He isn't. This was just dream. I nought Dykins and l were together when Jupiter appeared and said that We could have anything we asked for, snd that l could have first choice. I said to myself that this was the op. portunity of my life to do Dykins, so I went ahead and wished for the earth. '' N You didn't leave him much.a
 That's what l thought. But he got sne pest of me as usual. He wished for aai the street railway franchises. l was so mortified that have been trying to get Insomnia ever since. H-Washingtou Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
4 nackwoods Product.

Mrs. De Style-I never saw such countrifed thing as that Mrs Nexdoor MT. De Style-What's the matter with her?
 Mrs. De Style-she always dresses according to the weather.-N. !, Week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

ba A boy doesn't become man until as IS twenty-one; but we have known sr. | i.a9 70 become man as soon as it was esieo on--Iexas Siftings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Assuring Herself.

The mother was in the act of admin. istering well-earned chastisement for the offense of running away from home and returning with torn and soiled dress, when the little girl rebeled and began vigorous retaliatory measures.
 "Nelliel' exclaimed the maternal par ent, ''how dare you strike your moth erl,
 I'd like to know screamed Nellie eff you didn't begin this fuss!'-Chica' go Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
DR. A. W. TROUPE,
PINE BLUFF, ARK.

Office hours--l1 a. m. to l2 n., to 3 ?. m., z to s. p. nj. =,
 Telephone with office over Sculfs drug store; residence, No. 9l7 West Fifth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
.Lookins for a Preoedent.

Wow! Murder!s said the young lady from New York to her beautiful Boston friend. Great goodness, Clara, what are you standing there like mummy for, when there's mouse right under you?"
 "Hush!' said Clara, calming herself by great effort, s'I am trying to recol- feet what one of Ibsen's heroines would have done in similar emergency"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Not as a Slave.

The Reformed Cannibal-So youl name is Goodpastor, is it? It may in terest you to know that 1 served youI grandfather.
 Young Missionary-In what way?
 Reformed Cannibal = Fricasseed, - Detroit Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
An Early Release Likely.

Little Dick-Mamma wanted me to take piano lessons. but I coaxed her tc let me have fiddle.
 Little Dot-Do you like fiddle?
 Little Dick-No, but think she'l get tired of that quicker than piano Good News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
Bound to Win.

author-I have a sure thing this time T make million dollars in less than ? year Friend-What is itq
 Author-The hero and heroine fall in .oye In the first chapter, get married in h slle second and divorced in the third
 nls Is repeated, with the same heroine al ana new hero, for twenty four more napters.-lndianapolis Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03
 Where 1t Shows,

Dinks--When woman is in doubt as to whether she will take well in pho. tograph how is the question usually dc cided?
 Danks-in the negative. you block head, in the negative. Boston Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

The shares of the Revue des Deux
 plonaes ona sixty-fve years ago valued at {. ,oOo 1rancs, are now worth SC, ,Oo0. while ssne annual dividends are seldom less S'san as 1,Ooo per cent The literary worth |pl the Revue is on par with this. It |has contributed not a little to the name !ana !sa Il! Tame of Cousin, Villemain. Emile |.'e se 11fardln, Prosper Merimee, George and Alfred de Musset. D ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

-one ne Of the tributes paid to Presi. ssns as,.s Eliot in honor of his twenty-fifth lise ersary as president of Harvard sslalsVefslty e is an official address of con. uehee fS and esteem adopted by the Faculty of arts and sciences
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-03

t. ie IS reported, on doubtful authort.
 4 i' sna. Philadelphia landlord raised
 cue she rent of house on the ground that : sl's walls had bulged out and so made
The evening world., 1894-04-03
THE BRISTOL,
10 to 10 r. llth St. near 9Th ave. comfortable
family house very moderate terms.
West Side,

west SIDE.
BARROW ST. 81, near BlreCke Hoard. very
moderate; DAY board, -. 81 per week.
PERRY st. 20 Large 4 mail rooms, with
board table board.
WA-HINGION PLACE, loi-poubln room for
four gentlemen, s. 80, ~, good board early
hruakia>'.
WAVERLFY PLACE. l2I Clean, comfortable
rooms, neatly furnished good board strictly
res cviablv.
5TH AVE. ~ with hoard, rooms with first.
class recommendation
IN AVE, 3O, near ;uth 81. Good home &
board Tor respectable working girls.
STH AVE. 10 BOARD. with nicely furnished
rooms, from - ~ up; also rooms without
hului.
arI 81. gSW Peasant rpoms. ea suite or SIN
g.". i,i or "a Go'r, with board.
llIH 81. n " -LarGr front room, private
family hall room, board; pleasant home table.
l2TU 81, - W. desirable double & single
rooms. with board.
l2rH IT. H3 W, Above. handsomely fur,
n,sHrl other desirable rooms: families or gen
tlcnl"u. table hoard.
young adde's with board -, % per week.
without best boar attentive service; refer
vrCr>.
ltrH Sr.. 2Hl W. Slcely furnished front room:
excellent table; terms reasonable. table hoard.
l4TH ST, 30 W Double & single rooms with
loArd crntnl. location families; reasonable.
ITH /. - W. Large rooms: southern expo.
sure also cunnecting rooms, with board; terms
moderate; reference,
18TH ST. ll6 ". Nicely furnished room, with
S~r.:1. suitable .0E = gentlemen; terms S@oo
weekly.
The evening world., 1894-04-03
Flats and APARTMENTS to Let.


I'D ST., near bh ave-New Fats, 200 feet from
Elevated railroad station: 10 minutes from
bridge. 8 rooms n bath, with basin. decorated
heaters parlor & dining room 81, SIS per month
janitor service. Apply on premises.
TO LET The ElmO-Bcst nats IN brooklyn
brick building; I large. light. decorated rooms
all improvements; rents free TIL May. SO to
t7 small families Apply to janitor. 1874 At
lantir ave. or HAYES a RAwsoN. 1853 Full
ton at
The evening world., 1894-04-03

rrpxI.uFD- ROOM HOUSE; II rooms; all &C.
ccrinied cheap for cash. call 81 West 10Th st.
yrRNIsHED-RooM HOUSE land boarding, to
skth At,
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ron sALE-one OF the best paper routes In Har.
g sm Inquire 1851 Sth ave.
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Boarders Wanted.

Orr Tms. Fac. pr linz Second 7Snt. nc. pr
hne. THIRD and Subsequent TINES, Ibc pT line.
No ertra charge on SuaddyA
NJ EXTRA ClIAliuE lr-Adyertis Use ni-nts
for The World may be left ut any American
District Messenger ONCE In the city. where tho
charges viii De the same us those Al the malt
uflss.
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Business Opportunities.

WANTED. several good district organizers for a
new insurance society having latest and most
attractive plans; only men wanted who can write
business. handle sub-agents 4 with ~sufncient back
ponr d means to accept a first class commission
contract. Call or address Royal BENEFIT Society. 4
Union square, New York.
WANTED-Low- priced, mailahl. article To sell
World.
WANTED Immediate loan $40 to fulfil con.
tract; 300 returned within month; abundant
security CONTRACT, box 3lS World, uptown.
WE WILL MY for cash anv lately patented
household noNclty Of merit bring samples,
MITCHELL MFG. u 10 West 18th ST.
WILL SELL HALF INTEREST Tor 81 200 in good
paving business, can draw t5 to SSj weekly.
Investigate; no agents. Address
BARGAIN, box $50 World.
Will. WILLINGLY PAY $50 for private loan Of
500 for ~ days: valuable securities, HURRY,
box 25l Uptown World.
Sl50-NiCFLN fitted confectionery, ice-crpam
saloon; y nice living rooms; rent, $40. go I'D
ave-. Brooklyn.
S~6oO-PARTNER WANTED. old established manu-.
featuring business doing large business, 33l
Atlantic ave, Brooklyn.
81. 500 BUYS established tea and coffee bust ness,
near Wall st, horse. wagon. office fixtures and
In business u years; cash trade. MERCHANT.
box 800 World, uptown.
10, 600 CIRCULARS. 81; 1000 cards. 81; hillheads,
noteheads, statements, envelopes, &C, low.
KELLOGG, Is 50 ave.
A., 90 ACRES hest land In West indies: lots to
suit rich and poor: cOlonlstS greatly favored:
everything desirable extraordinary Induce.
ments. Address SAN DOMINGO CONSULATE,
~ broadway.
The evening world., 1894-04-03
Brooklyn.

FLATDrSH AVE. 40, Brooklyn-1 respectable
young men can lind good rooms, with board. "a
a 81 80 per week.
HENRY ST. 9s-BroOklyn Heights; S minutes to
bridge. nicely furnished rooms, excellent board:
IS to S..
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18TH ST. 3I1 W.-Neatly furnished rooms;
running water, closets 4 gas.
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North Of Iasth Street.
NJ miscellaneous

, or 3 GENTLEMkN tired Ot boarding mouse
life, DESTROYS OF having a home IN IA fiat with
2 adults, Will hear OF something to their advan-
tage by addressing Beemthere. Word.