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Olney Enters n Denial.

Attorney General Olney says that there is
no truth in the published statement that he
has decided to enter suit for S1Il, GOO. OO0
against the Pacific bond-aided railroads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20

James H. Southland was nominated for
Congress by the republicans Of the ninth
Ohio district at Toledo last night.
The yellow fever has disappsarsd 0U0
Rio Jauoiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20
THE HOUSE.

Speaker Crisp being still unable to pre-
side over the House. Mr.. Bailey CTex) call
ed that body to order today. Rev. Mr.. Mil
burn offered the prayer.
On motion of Mr.. Haugen CWis) the SEN
ate resolution directing that commission
Of three engineers be appointed to examine
the harbors OF Superior and Duluth. with
q view to obtaining a uniform depth of
twenty feet, WAS agreed to.
The Anticipation Bill.
The House then went into committee of
the whole to consider the anti-option bill,
after unanimously agreeing that all debate
on the bill and PEN ling amendments should
the previous question should be considered
as ordered on the DILL the vote to be taken
Immediately after the morning hour on
Friday.
This suggestion was the result of a COM
promise between Mr.. Hatch and the oppo-
nents of the BILL il having been the inten-
ton of the former TO shut off debate and
take vote on the bill this evening, to
which the latter strenuously objected as
not allowing sufficient time for fair debate.
Mr. GollZier IND spoke in opposition to
the bill. he said that while he had been
charged with being affiliated with the Chi
ccgO stock exchange. he denied the allega-
ton. asserting that his constituents were
a. bitterly opposed to stock exchanges as
were the farmers.
He asserted that the fall in the price of
Agricultural products was not due to specu-
latiOn the stock exchange. but to the
same agency which was accountable for the
price of every otter commodity. the intro
ductiOn of labOr-saving machinery.
Mr.. Walker Mass was opposed to the
general government doing that which. by
any construction. the Constitution authoriz-
ed the states to do.
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings OF the
thermometer at the weather bureau today
am. "a: pm. IS; maximum. s6i mini
mum s.
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. Flats md Apartmen,s TO le..
unfurnishcd-wes, Side.

1cOTH ST., 81 W . L room Gplrtmcnts:
central Park block: only small. QUOT families.
io2D ST, ~ VS. a I rooms, steam heat. all
light See owntr,
iOJD ST, W, Central Park entrances out.
side rooms. improvements. t2J. NO ,hlldren;
station lOith At
located on wide street, near entrance to Cen.
trial PARK they viii be carefully maintained for
small desirable families who want inexpensive
homes In an attractive locality, halls heated
ientS from 'Gi To- $50 Arpy at No. H. or ~
L. G. slMONSON. iij broadway.
Ii2Tn 81. 100 W. large rooas e. bath.
steam heat; corner fNt: $50, decorated
.fl4IiI 81, 10 W. Elrguui. floor 4 haud,um"'v
decorated rooms. bath, priNa'c house; eve
convenience.
iisTH ST los E--rretty sinrle nat Tor small
select family; rooms, ba,h. all Improve
mcnls SIS
liSTH ct 800 Whats. I large. rSht rooms.
with improvements. rent $40 upward
i2OTH ST, 66 f. near Mount Morrls ratk--
Elegant nat rooms, bath, all Improvements
private halls. hardwood thin. sI. Tree unlil
May 10.
l2tTH ST, los W.-unoxccllrd location, G rooms.
large. light, private halls, imrror ,ments, reno
vnted decorated; ,2S SO.
l.IrIi 81. .;tB " single ~ fat: : large, llsnt
room v bath; SO Apply 10 ALLAN WILL
lAMS. 3. W. 10Th ST.
l24TH ST. III W, near LeroS ave. Very choice
wide single mats; rooms. light, decorated, 2d
& eth floors $50 Il $40 Janitur.
l2,TH ST. $50 What's. I rooms. rents to..i2
Apply to janitor on premises.
l25TH ST, "a. 10 IS q 80 W. between 9Th q
9Th aNes-Tc let elegant apartments with
steam heat: price from s35 to 800.
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East Side.


LEXINGTON AVE. T2i-Large 4 small sunny
front rooms on ID 4 81 floors also other room
first, class liable & all home comforts IN private
family excellent location near 6Hth 81. station
terms reasonable: references exchanged.
LEN Notion AVE, J6l near Grand Cent raj
Rooms wi II superior appointments cuisine;
reasonable rates,
MADISON AVE. 1855 I'd floor, square, sunny
room; front hall room; dine on paror floor: ref
| crenCps
MADISON AVE corner. "a F. 18th st I'D floor
also roOms; appointments cuisine first class
UNIVERSITY PLACE -, corner 9th ST. Large
4 small mont rooms; running water; reason
able; table board.
9TH AVE. lo2, accommodates working ladies 4
gents mechanics board. meals to time: - ~
t. g. weekly,
+rH AVE. 10. opposite Cooper Unon-Furnishsd
rooms, substantial board. English cooking;
- % 40
sTII 81, a. T.. near I'd ave Large 1 small
furnished front rooms, with or without board
9TH ST. IS E-lArse small rooms: good
board, gentlemen. ladies' home comforts.
9TH ST. 81 E.-sunuy rooms. large a small,
with good board; gentlemen. IS: ladies. 81.
lUrII ST. ll9 E.-Seaty furnished room. q
gentlemen. with hoard also hall room.
nth 81. - H.. block from broadway Desir-
able large room; ampl" closets; abundant table:
central location.
mn ST 22l X. Comfortably furnished rooms,
with board: German. American family; table
board
! u a
board ladies, ~; gentlemen, - up.
l4rH ST. ala L. Nicely furnished large front
room, with good board.
18TH ST, III E-G.arse . small rooms; families
or gentlemen. good table: table eoarders.
18TH ST. 100 E., convenient to Broadway 4
Union Sauare-RoOms board: use parlor 4
piano.
lsrn ST. $40 + Large small rooms, sulta.
bic for gentlemen or ladies; with board.
2lST ST. ~ l.. Single room. with board refer
emce; table guests accommodated.
22D ST, 10 f. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. larr.
q small rooms. superior board; moderate prig.
references. ~
suite. with board; parlor dining roomi table
borders.
.prH 81, l56 lbs E.-2 large, comfortably
board. mohcTa;e rates.
3lSr ST, 81 4, Furnished rooms, with board !;
nj" board, trims o'erue. Call all week.
9sT ST. E.-Hsnlsoms rooms; nrst-elsss
tahl- accommodations also paror noor for
phys
1yrH Tar. Elegan, rooms, with nrst. class
bnarl attendance; re erence.
30IH 81, 1874 E-Prvste family 2 large,
SQUARE sunny rooms, every convenience; table
lrsi r!l'N ~ errnces,
3aru 81. 10 r., y ceIy lurnlsned rooms. with
or without BOAR! moderate,
4UTiI 81. rs T. Large & small rooms, good
board ladies', ~; gentleman, So; conveniences,
4OTH ST, 800 +. Nicely furnished rooms, with
good hoard al, couvenences; ladies. 81 80;
gentlemen, -. 81.
Asst ST.. 2Il r. Nicely furnished rooms: good
board; gentlemen, ~; lRdc, So so
boTi 81, aiG u. Co nfortably furnished rooms
GOOD board In respectable Jewish family.
san ST. i:s E,-Centrally located. newly fur
nIshed rooms: private house. board sumner
rates.
Ord ST., Sl2 X. Nicely furnished rooms, excel
lent board, In private family; S4up.
BTH ST, 32s X. -Accommodates working
20 ohildIsnj best board light rooms; bath private
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eoarders Wanted.

cnr TIM. sle p~r line; Serond 7Sme, nc. pc,
hne Third and Subsequent T1sea iSc pr ttsG
No e1tTd charge Sundaya
No EXTRA CuAIi,E FUR Tr-Adverti se ments
for The World Dsy be left at any American
District Messenger ONCE In the city. where the
charges Will =. the sarie US those At the msh.
dh,'a.
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22D ST. 2i3 W.-Iarge 3 small rooms. with
good hoard all convenience; reasonable prices
22D ST. 44T W. LARGE, pleasant, double, nicely
furnished front room; also single room excel
lent lnArh rnAsnnnlle. -
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PARTNER WANTED, man or woman; $3.50:
Building.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY; good location and
business opportunity Tor operator with $500 or
YOU; must be sold, retiring.
OPPORTUNITY, box oil World, Brooklyn.
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,bIocR, fixtures and good will OF bakery and
catering business In Brooklyn with the building:
PONG esia olishsd business cheap
L. A. LOWELL,
90 Cedar st
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FARTHER WANTED with some money to invest
In Harlem real estate business. X. box els
Harlem World.
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Furnished Wes, Side.

10TH ST. lAS W. Apartment, of 3 nicely flir-
uishcd rooms for housekeeping; outside bell.
93D something extra: very choice only So; :
rooms; possession. flN''i, 2i2 w. 2;1d st.
24rII 81 , 92S W. -liGndsorreiy furnished B
rooms X bath; every conv'n!cnc,; low rem.
Hau>Chcld.
3JrH ST. la W. Fully furnished rooms 4
BATH, LIST light, trout iani'nr.
3irH 81. 3lS w -ASnIinSt.r cHrpnts brass
beds pnds; very elegantly furnished; l light cor
ner rooms ~ privu" bathrooms. Inquire jnnitor.
S9TH ST, 266 W.--Hicely furnished nat, 6 rooms
& bath. all improvements Janit1r.
18TH ST 2fI W-SlreIy furnished mats. I q 5
rooms hath, JautUr.
3prll 81. 2pi W. FURNISHED lat, b rooms 4
bath: steam heat. n'gh'. JHnltor.
ssTH ST, Ii5 w-Attractivc. fully furnished. s
rooms, bath; oil light; tS6, seen to I.
4OlH ST, 2lb ". Handsomely furnished o
light rooms bath silver linen. Ring jnnitor' 5
bell.
4lST ST.. 2OB W. near broadway 4-room fat
fully furnished, - weekly. Janitor
03D 81. l2O W. (lst flghD 4 isht rooms well
furnished: hath summer prices. Bates, ianitoE
GATH ST, lCs w.-splenddly located. hand
snmely furnished single second nat. rooms
bath improvements: reasonable. Janitress.
8srH 81. ~ W.-tompleteiy and beautifully
furnished corner fiat. rooms h bath can DE
seen from until . o'clock. Marchnit
COMPLETELY. newly furnished fats. 6 large.
light rooms. SEQ: I rooms 125; near station.
parf. river. shall reduce rents to $50 and s25
July and August; references
BARTLETT. lo7 W, io5th st.
HANDSOMELY furnished I'd fiat, rooms, $8,
per month; new building. Apply
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnishc d--srookiyo.

NosTRhHD AVE. so7 near L s,stlon-Iarsc .
rooms a bath. only SIC 10 tsi great bargain;
Is minutes to bridge,
UNION ST, ei'-6 rooms q bath steam heat:
private nelrhborhood minutes to ferry SEA
sD 81. near 9th ave, New Oats; q few left; 200
feet from elevated station, " minutes from
bridge, rooms \ bath, with basin. decorated :.
heaters pailor dining room; tl6 VI per
month. janitof service. Apply on premises
7rii AVE. Cs near Lincoln placc-All light nat.
rcoms bath, steam heat, SIS,
53D 81, I'll, brooklyn . MONS ~ bath. all
improvements; privaIc house; 50 per month
adults only
EEODkiSS HEIGHT Walking distance from
bridge n terry, 80, Tor Hat, u rooms bath all
Improvements: newly decorated 800 Hicks u.
Jan = or EENESTtS GtLlCk CO., ~
Iuur y.
NAVE YOr SEEN the fats on Clnrk st. iN1
opposite Monroe place, lituuklvn hcEh's, near
lotcl ST. George bridge ferries cars 'ust
The place ior summer. have awnings jAnitor 8
service. inducements
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N PRINTING at lowest rates; 900 cards or bill
head 81; 10000 circulars. 81: other work
equally low: we lead, others try to follow; spe
la orders at few hours notice. EDGAR
NtsI 18th
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PARTNER WANTED In light manufacturing
business. with u, OOO; good profits: machlnist
OF salesman Preferred: worth Investigating. HU-
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PARTNER WANTED in lock manufnc curing bust
ness; well established United States and foreign
patents; capital required $50. 900 cash 10 per
cent: ground floor chartered rights Address C.
D.. boz ], 592, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Furn,shsd-M,ses,,.nsou..

WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete Il
cry, Nc, on terms OF 81 to IS weekly until paid
for; parties intending to hire furnished fiat will
OF home at really less expense your choice OF
an Immense assortment of furniture carpets, rugs
Il curtains. odd fancy paror pieces and scores Oi
pretty things TO make II home Inviting Call for
list OF fats. price list and estimate. HESNY
NAMES X SONS, 42S. 43l Sth ave-. between
3lst h sd sts., white buildings.
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lHfI 1T. M W Specially desirable. inexpen-
s,Ir Euoms, with superior hons Il table;
trnn.Hhts accommodated.
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PRINTER WANTED to print a s2-page trade
paper and buy interest In same. Address
CHANCE, box 1870 World
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Boarders Wanted.


Ennt Side.
Goth ST.. 10! i. = Double n single rooms, with
FIRST -clnE' soar 10 ms mol RITE.
5sTH ST. 81 Every desirable large room q
bath, southern exposure. best board moderate.
6lsr 81. 100 :. Newly furnished rooms, large
4 small board II desired.
SID 81, ZOE. -.i'r'va!e inm.!y adults have de.
s,rable furnished rooms; bath ad Joining; mod
crate terms; American.
ll5TlI ST. ~ Me, large room, board In
jewish family; private house.
ls2D ST. Isl 4. Nice lntgr room, 81 floor; SUI
pcrior board; private house gentlemen; man q
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Furniahsh Side.

MADISON AVE. ld25-hnothcr Handsomely
furnished fiat, Just completed n.day, , rooms
4 bnth flight very liyht new complete; 80
weekly. tnmmer-'s hell
MADISON AVE, l6?F-Anothor hrnsomely fur
nIFhcd nat Just completed to-day looms &
bath, | nikht, very light new complete, 80
weekly. summcrss bell.
GpI ~ ST, ~ y. Flat 3 outside coy rooms,
bath; partly furnished; 500 stephens.
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2on ST. at W, Chelsea IiouGe-Rooms with
board. slnsly nr m suite: permanent or tran
Elonta
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Il 2ep ST. Sl w.-IarRe single rooms with
board: gentleman. gentleman wife; every CO..
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10TH ST. 81 Wine sunny alcovc room. accom-
mediate j. excellent ta.lr, fine block. L con-
vCNi mt,
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l4fii 81. SO ". Large small pieasant
Snny rooms; EoOl table: terms reasoDa ,le:
table board
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"lST ST.. ~ w. 70 ma. Handsomely fur
Hish"i; nrrC closets; hot Il cold water; cxcel-
lent tphlc, terms mo lerlIte
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18th ST. PA & 2I6 w--peslrable rooms large
g. small. with board, reference.
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LE1-Hn.-e mi store; q good chance for any
nsht buytnetr. milliner especially; heart OF
GEORGE y. BROWN. Railway. N. J.
TWO GENTLEMEN want an active or silent
partner, with 5000 capital, TO start sound
nhn profitable mandatory OF q household and
SUP article; one Of the advertisers Is a chemist
sha inventor disposlng Of complete laboratory,
the other nm experienced merchant; neither OF
nem VIII draw any proftA until business proves
nccessful- Address CHEMIST, box ara World.
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22p ST, 1876 ". FURNISHED rooms, with So
perlur table board
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I'D ~ h Lexington ave.
Family Apartment Hotel.
liigh class In nil itS appointments; dining room
uu top hCot. with superior cuisine: handsomely
furnished apartment, 3r"cnlS bath $50 month
han isnmciy furnished apartment, D rooms bath,
Si25 month. including fnl hotel s"rvicc.
Also ScarbOrU 1iotcl, Long branch.
RICHARD MEARES.
liliI ST., 2!T T.. Part Of dat, nicely furnished,
- weekly Kirk wood he =.
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rooms, with hoard,
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WOULD LIKE TO INVFs1a lew hundred dol
sian, win services, IN good paying business /:
NO scneihe. Address A., box 6l5 Harlem World.
fOuNG MAN PARTNER. nachinist; sewing
West lGth 81.
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TIE RRlSTOL

~ to 10 Il. llth ct. ncar 18th ave. comfortable
family house; 'ery moderate terms.
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sfAuRANT PRIVILEGE In hotel apart
ment- house to let must be able cater to irst-
class trade Address C.. box 537 World, B'klrn.
kEsTAuRANT, with furnished rooms. good locali-
Va WIN DO sold at reasonable price. S2l ID ave.
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HALF PART undoubtedly one Of the best pay.
ing businesses In city on easy terms for sale ;
experience not necessary. X. box $40. l57 4th
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MEDICAL SPECIALITY BUSINESS established
and paying, wanted In exchange for an elegant
orangegrove GROVE, World Branch, 90 9Th ave.
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"NNI Nr1.FamiU 1QnOr btoTe or distIIIery; state
price and daily receipts with full particulars;
'eseeivefs or agents don't answer. A. e. PYNE.
Barclay St
HhNrED-Estimate for composition and presa-
"ork. small weekly: union ofice: must be low.
MISUNDERSTANDING novelties: good price paid
Tor new original designA Address Merchant
traveller Co., Chicago
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23D ST. laT W.-Nlrcly frrn'siei rooms, en-
suite, singiy: southern vp.sure: excellent
table moderate
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE; from 20
to 80 stalls; rent moderate Address
E. GAY, box 6l6 World, Brooklyn.
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business Opportunities.

A! kRTNER, with 81, 200: have interest in cs-
T. ,lished, legitimate business; upholsterer OF
CHI iged. PRINCIPLE, box o.. l42 Columbus
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observation-disclosures place in the city, books
heWspipern. catalogues, price lists directories
mailing lists. &C. HUDBELL, . College place.
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!. 23D ST. 2O9 w.-Inrae & small comfortable
rooms excellent table; terms moderate; table
hoRrl; rpferencN
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FOR sALE-An established glassware business. in
GLIDING stock and fixtures, having good trade;
excellent chance for the right party: good
reasons for selling; particulars at interview. O..
HOY bll World Rrooklvn
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l3D ST., ll5 W - Pleasant front rooms double
n with ~ a. nt arrl
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LOCO CAeDa. 81; 5000, u: circulars bill-heads
~ n9ts beads, statements. envelopes. &C.. log.
100 ACRES best land In West Indies, no bet
ser anywhere, in lots To snlt rich aid moor: BET
sna nm tniornin land. much Ee:rer New York
snu my illo, theaper average, ~. ~ per acre
|trq tnHialDient one half OF PES cent sea coast
IN hnr6or'; delightful climate; four cups Of
epldly; FIeates. nducemrnis 70. Investors. col
pisls Mld home aetrra- Addr,sa ~
AN poAiNoo (DNsULATE, 81 Broadway.
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JEWELRY-Old- established j2welry store to let
Apply LORDS Dyeing Ofice. Ill sth ave-, near
10th st.
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FOR SALE-First-cass liquor store; good trade
\~<poposte Wallabout Market; cheap 240 Flush
fnS ave- Brooklyn.
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IA ". Second story rooms, with
huurI 40 fn.p
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE on exceptional terms
well equipped factory (engine and boiler); To-
cnted within 90 minutes from city
Il. STONE, 1856 Broadway, 4th Iioor. room 20.
GENTLEMAN desires loan Sl25 70 days; S26
bonus for same; positive security given.
ORIENTAL, Uptown World
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I HAVE IN HAND IS. 900 to loan on approved Sc
curity OF any kind at per cent. only full par
ticulars noticed. Box 2Ss, Spring Valley. n. Y.
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GENTLEMAN will pay $50 for private loan $3.50
SIX weeks: lender amply secured. WARREN,
lnAD WAY
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PARK AVE. 0S2, Hoboken. y. J.-Nicely fur
nished rooms TO let: also front and back parlOr
suitable for doctor: private house.
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HOTELS t,r sale, rent or exchange; city and
country. J. W. DOOLITTLE. hotel broker. $50
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~ Handsome rooms, excellent
= NINA rmcnt, house newly iur-
pIuyn B.. gH.aR.tIFNs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
THE OCEANIC STEAMERS

Il is to be hoped that the vicious
attacks of the Star un the Oceanic
Steamship Company's service are
not inspired 10y tn. Government.
That service has been one of til"
greatest bonns to Honolulu ~ any
Of the Iuauy elements aud evidences
"f prosperity which been "njuy"d IN
the past ten or ift..n years. Tn.
boats are luxurious IN their appoint
n"nts. Their officers are uuvrr.
sally gontlemanly and obligiug in
the highest degree II IL ridiculous
tu talk uf their being slow. They
have succeeded nine aud ten day
boats between hero and san Fran
cisco. The traffic for years tn come
will probably not sustain anything
like a four to ak day service. ], hh.
been demonstrated by experts that
th" increase Of expense is in ahu"rn
ally large prupnrt ,ou to th. increase
uf speed after a certain limit i.
reached in the rrcurd of knot. run
10y steamships. II not ~ fast a. the
Atlantic grryhounds. the Oceanic
steamers are at least as regular q,
ferry boats across a creek. The fact
that the Aus, ralasian Colonies con.
,iuu.. term after term. To support
the through steamers of the com.
pany, speaks volumes in behalf o'
the excellence 81 the scrvic. render
ed. Thos. countries could easily
charter good steamers of their owi
IL these did NOT give perfect sati
faction. I'll" Oceanic steamers ar,
part 81 vast local Interests aud il
would be suicidal on til" part uf the
Government to break with the com
pany. II is a pity that public
journal can Ia So blinded 10y pnili
cal prejudice as Ia advocate what
would br q serious blow tu the pros
prrity "f ia" cuuntIy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

In the New York Ledger of April
is the beginning of a story emit
tied, 1.-TWO Gentlemen OF Hawaii,
by Seward W. Hopkins. 1t is illus
tratcd. One Of the pictures repre-.
seuts the Queen as driving in hri
state carriage behind a pair Of pran
cling horses, which a revolutionar,
hero is in the act Of seizing by Tia,
brides. The real names of Sanford
b. Dole aud John l.. Stevens ar,
used for heroes. while the othel
names are fictitious. Although
amusing the story reveals at glanc,
u liability To deceive readers a. I,
the nature Of the revolution. II
affects a realistic tone that is mis-
leading. which is bad since the Incl
dents are nothing like what hap
pened here in lS!B