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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Sporting Pointers.

Billy Edwards, who was killed at Hot
Springs recently, Is not the wcll-known
ex-prize fighter who presidcs at the Hoff-
man House cafe. Tho deceased toured
Mitchell through the country before his
fight with Corbett.
game an New Bedford last evening. The
score was 3 to ,. Worcester
vanquished Lynn in Worcester at the
same time, and for that reason Provi-
donce remains in second place. There
has been no change i'm the league stand
ing since yesterday.
Charley Mitchell will sail for home a
week from today. lie will do no more
fighting, but devote all his time TO his
music ball i'm London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Ike Weir and Young Grino.

CHICAGO, March a. Exceptional in
terest is being developed in the eight
round glove contest between Ike Weir
and Young Critic, which takes place at
Second Regiment Armory, Saturday
night.
The "Spider Is in good shape and will
give good account OF himself.
Sam Fitzpatrick has assumed charge OF
Griffo's work. Weir will leave Boston
this afternoon for Chicago and will reach
here at 3 o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
NEW MEXICO TO BE A STATE.
Republicans VIII Oppose the Propo-
sition Most vigorously.

wAsHrNoToN, March 14.-Delegate
Joseph OF New Mexico will endeavor 20
rally his forces on Monday next TO pass
the long-deferred bill admitting New
Mexico TO statehood. lie expects to
secure the recognition OF Speaker Crisp
at that time. and IL confident OF pas
sing the bill il n quorum can be Sc
cured. II il anticipated that party
lines may be sharply drawn on the
admission ef this new State, and the Re
pnblicans expect TO raise the point OF no
snge OF the measure.
The measure was debated before the
Christmas holiday, and n has had seve-
raj hearings since.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
LINcoLN's MURDER RECALLED.
Death of Manager John Ford, I'm Whose
Theater He Was Shot.
BIZ The Associated Press.

BIZ The Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 14.-The veteran the
atrical manager, John T. Ford, proprie-
tor of Ford's Grand Opera House, died
here today.
Mr.. Ford was attacked with grip about
three weeks ago, but within
the past week was thought
to be convalescent. Mr.. Ford was,
point of service the oldest theatrical mana
ger in this country having been known in
that capacity as early as 1851. He was
brought into national prominence in 1860,
when manager of Ford's Theater, Wash
ington, where President Lincoln was
assassinated. He was 65 years OF age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
DIED.

BENNETT-In Pawtucket, March ~, Amey r.,
wife Of Charles l.. Bennett, aged Sc years.
BIRTwELL-In North Adams, Mass, March ~.
James, son of Thomas aud the late Mary Brit
well, aged 40 years.
HAWKES-fn East Providence, March N, Ralph
Prentiss, eldest son of William II. and Hattie
A. Hawkes., aged years
MAINES-In this city, March 13, Catharine, widow
of Patrick Maines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
ROUGH ON THE GIRLS.
DIanager OF Chicago Telephone Ex-
change Gives Obnoxious Orders.

Cu0ukc olNSc ODnOAiOuS OtuNio Dc
Bp The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 14.-The local manager
of the main Chicago Telephone Exchange,
who, q year ago, promulgated an
edict that all the girls employed
In the Chicago exchanges should uniform
ly dress In black, has just issued another
remarkable ukase, which reads something
like this:
thereafter the girls employed in the
main office, shall wear their skirts SO that
they will clear the floor by three inches"
There were many impromptu indigna-
tion meetings held in the cloak rooms,
hut no protests were offered to the order.
"It would be of no use," said one of the
girls. "The times are hard and we can
better afford to cut off our skirts than to
cut off our wages"
The manager explains that this new
move is to prevent the raising of dust in
the Office, which settles upon and i'm
pairs the working OF the instruments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

In the Sixth District Court today John
Murphy was fined go and costs on each
of two charges Of stealing robe and
whip and driving of span owned by
James A. Foster.
Judson Kelly, common drunkard was
sentenced 60 six months at the state
Morkhousc.
John Waid was held for trial M,rch 10
on charge OF being a yagrant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

A horse attached to wagon driven by
James Fitzsimmons of Cumberland be-
came frightened on Westminster street
near Washington Row at 2:35
p. m. today and ran TO the
corner of Exchange street, where Mr.. Fitz-
simmons was thrown out. He sustained
severe cuts on the face but was not
severely injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
GRESHAM NOTIFIED.
Da Gama's Unconditional Surrender
Induced Insurgents to Give Up.

BY the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The State de-
partment has received the following cable
from Minister Thompson confirming The
Associated Press advices of this morning:
RIO DE JANEIRo, March IA.
To GRESHAM, WASHINGTON:
After the shore batteries had fired upon
the insurgent ships for 30 minutes, the
latter surrendered Internationally, Da
CANA having previously gone aboard the
Portuguese man -of-war.
tSigned) THOMPSON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
MARINE REPORT.
The List Of Arrivals and Departures of
Vessels at This Port.
PORT OF PROVIDENCE. March H.
Arrivals.

STEAMERs-Nashua. Appleby. New York:
Mount Hope, Connor, Fall River City of New
port, Kelly, Newport Harry, Rieketson, New
Bedford Queen City, Pettey, Tiyerton.
TUGS Scandinavian, Aries, Gladiator,
Charles McWiliams.
ScHooNERs Walker Arlington. Drink
water, Norfolk.
BARGrs-Kingston, FAIRY Belle, Henry c..
ADAMS, Allison White, Richard jackson,
George Moon.
Sailed.
STEAMERS - Nashua, Chatham, Norman,
Mount Hope, City OF Newport.
TUGs-Scandinavian, Charles McWilliams,
Gladiator.
SCHooNERs-Carre s. Hart, Marjory Brown,
Orsborne Newport News. Charlie and Willie,
New York.
BABGEs West Point, Santee. Il. ]. Ber-
wind, 1abasco. Abraham Collard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
NORTH END NEWS.
Now That the Hen Thieves Have Been
Arrested People Breathe Again.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH END, 42S BRANCH AVENUE,

THE NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH END, 42S BRANCH AVENUE,
Telephone e01-3
Now that the hen thieves have been ar
rested, the people who live in the vicinity
of Branch Bridge aud Whistle Blair are
beginning to breathe easier. They feel
DOW that they can retire to their slumber
contented and not be haunted with the
thought of the chicken thieves breaking
the lock from the door of the hen coop,
and packing away in bag the
most valuable hens. They are happy
in the thought that when they
rise in the morning the first
sound TO greet their ears will be the ex-
ultant crow of the early rooster. Go nu-
merous have been the depredations OF
these midnight marauders that many OF
the people took their chickens
from the hen roost and stored them
away in the cellar and locked them
in. Several of the victims of the hen
thieves visited the hen coop OF the Jew on
Martin street in company with Captain
Baker of Station 2, yesterday afternoon,
and identified some of the fowl as
belonging to them. Mr.. McDermott
OF 81 Merchant street took three OF the
hens away with him, Joseph Farmer iden-
titled three more, much to the chagrin of
the Jew, who protested strongly against
il and denied that he ever bought any
owl from the thieves. Magalles, the Jew,
has been in the hen business for num-
Der of years, and gave to Captain Baker
receipts showing where he had bought
1861 pounds OF fowls from
the man arrested. Captain Baker
deserves great credit for the capture of
the thieves. Ever since the first com
plant was entered he has had three Off
GERS in citizens clothes on duty in
the vicinity of the depredations from
o o'clock in the evening until 3 and
O'Clock in the. morning, besides the re-
gular officers. The captain has in his pos
session a number OF tools which were
found in the room occupied by the thieves
on South Main street, also bunch of
keys, among them two skeleton keys.
None OF the men arrested belong in Prov
idpnQp
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WAsHrSGroS. March N-Msnuel VI.
Peralta. minister OF Costa Rica "a the
United States, says there is no reason
whatever TO fear . civil war in Costa
Rica. The govsrnment y fully prepared
- meet spy SQsExspey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
REFusEp To REcoNsIpER.
senate Defeats Allison's Motion in Re-
gard 60 Bland Bill.

wheHIxo1ox, March 1i.-At 2 o'clock
the vote On Senator Allison's motion 10
reconsider the third reading OF the seign-
forage bin was defeated 2S to 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Docket for Mnrch 10.
lAppeliste Division.l

INIVtII4It UINIbIOh.I
No cases assigned.
Common Pleas Division1
Ti2T. William II. Parker vs.. New York
a New England Railroad Company. At
torneys x Owen for the plaintiff,
j. NJ. Ripley for defe idant.
~. james A. King vs.. David n. Cruick-
shank. Attorneys - III. j. Dubois for
plaintiff, Ballou n Jackson for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED Ey A. p wEKDES.
Car lots today: Wheat, 81; corn, ia;
oats, 129; hogs, $1,000.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, 40; corn,
1850; oats, 1870; hogs, 10000.
Heavy shipping hogs, s4.20 and e455.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

Baldness II often preceded OF accompanied
by grayness OF the hair. 10 prevent both
badness and grayness. use Halls Hair Re-
newer, an honest remedy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Brief Locals.

The Columbus Cadet Base Ball Club
organized last night. They elected Joseph
Camelly manager.
Officer Bennett of the Wanskuck beat
did not report for duty today owing to ILL
ness.
Officer Doe arrested William Winn, II
years old, early this morning. He had
run away from the truant school at Grams
ton.
There was only one arrest for drunken
ness at the Second station last night.
Everything is very quiet lately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

John didn't come home TO supper? Fact Is, when
he got through work he stopped at the Office TO do
Flip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
IN OLNEYvlLLE.
The Revival Services and the Re-
yivalist.
Something About Rev. MIR. Davidson
Now Laboring In Olneyviile-His
Methods OF Winning Souls.

THE NEWS BUREAU,
oLNEYvILLE, Room /, LIBRARY BUILDING, I
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ness - cEe esgntrY V5ief, "a rsL,rs-
ssn5sfI- one naive Fsrasf<sG that
E-nZla1G l1Est 1e ne mast r/.vsrfs4
efgICry q cGs world, because MF
raves Wa sss Isfzssf IN. zfze q shy
s5rsi9y1 Fscssser tasi1s.
2sCsF 3 = ~. many ~ ths csfty
eai.e6 spr.gi Che Father IN charge 10 tee
LsSh6ssc rssiGsn-ee. which u sitGate6
z WEI cultivated zrcs1ds Within me
eh1sreb gard.
Jsss before Leaving, Gf.e ssn6, az the
lgsesr. r which Lff. ffs7vss aexaowi-
sGzsG ~ ssIstihZ ard addressing sils
1sE61s&SteF. Hawai- E6rlGi wa Ehea
oven, zhC. CGs Sls5s cyssheG on
While ne csftY wa riGiag through
the sets lsrssE6, a discussion Arse
sC,r,FsS Z6a6s. Mr E1Ea add Air-
Meyers thoEzaG GhaG = The
IsLers p1gld yet I'd Il Gheir horses,
USIcE are n ~ 2C-ea5 value add
VcE.E rsise Z1a6S - small 1ocSs- they
wGglG 1DC2ia lssa5- milk add Vall-
ao.s SKINS, 5esiGes- this would give
them Some GcTsJl cation- n tsuGIrg
sr.eua, add avoid CGe eIlrse II icIsress.
Tbs proposition WA opposed aV the
President u the Eoarf- who, owing
III early rslI gs6Es training, draws The
Inc 81 25a6s, although lie ~ thor
o7.gi1I y s'5E11 a1iCtes3 % any plan which
vii improve the condition " the
ceDpie-
l5 y very evident that toe members
- Chs SGarJi- are deeply Interested j.
me sI1oJeeJ q IeprosY, add 5ha5 they
wiz 81 FAR Al intel gent work vii
10 10, s6lVs TIE mystery q the disease,
sGd obtain 2 e1lrs.
The question u stle care u the chill
+fsr, nos diseased, q Iepers u 4 seri-
ia one.
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CgnrcI ScrgrTlsgrzrnls.
Of lntsrg 70 Sugar Mil Owners
Managers and Agents of
Plantations. and 70 Every.
body Using Machinery.

The undersigned BEES % inform,
the pCbl1c that he has opered an e.
53oL1soDSE5 81 the corner Of QrZES
sn0 NCC2SC IS EGSCLuC. wbsrs
vii o. kept z stock ; fill supply q
Engineers Findings. Steam sri
a5er Pipe and fittings Brzssworsz.
Finished and RoCgn. ECcksr's
csee0 AID DCCbIe Acting Puups
Deep " 81 PmCs- WIc6-LlI Pu-cs
Hand Power P~Es q vs-TCzs d.
=igus
Beng sole agent ard representa-
tive u tEe Eru q " 7 G4sz-srr z
Co. Of San EraEeI=cC- EEC ara -zc--
lacrErers q TINS Ire q goods ! an
ensb-ed 10 sell 81 prices cezer before
47CCed Il tc-z uGrksG- saving Nv
Customers the vtoIesaIs ard i1bGers
protEz-
Agent for the EsEzIIsu IzIsrdz q
the BIctz-t's Lock SGG- which = q
ordinary Eexzgou nut Constructed 80
tha6 u = IupcsEIbIs FOR the nut to
become loose CT sIeck- and tsIL Ct- the
oolt- It cnsGz 10 mere than the
Ordinary cold pressed Iror nut ard
d1speuses With TIE Use Of the lock
vsscers, keys and split pins This
cE5 = How exclusively Used On al
the principal railroads ard street
cars lines II tie United STATES
Samples ard pamphlets furnished
OF application so the Crderzigusf-
Agent for the STphou Water
Elevator which Is a1toraaGic- tar
rigssiou- city supply, farms etc
This Invention ss III rs1as Indicates
Es based EpoD the principle Of TIE
sIphon known 90 the ArcIsu4s hu5
u - devised y such 2 manner n &c
greatly enlarge the field OF srEI1ca-
iIor- Used Until today OILY for the
drawing OF of liquids 60 lower level [
The sIpE0n COW bscnr1ss Al f
Automatic Water Elevator Hh5ch +
1rder favorable conditions q &C.
lowed wItc great powers- II many
instances land sit1sSed higher thar
he irrigation ditch ear De irrigated
70 nominal expense The SEp6on 4
- especially adapted fo-
'1ch conditions. ss Il car elevate TIE
Saser froEa toe main IrrIzzsio1 ditch 4
o higher one, While TIE waite Is
.7sIIabls for IrrigssIr2 the lower
s7els- The sIphol elevators ara
asde q brass and Irou II sizes
u capacity q from two
.1ndred TO three million gsIlons per
sy.
~ Estimates and Plans furnish
q for Few machinery aud repeirz-
c. 2 McVzTsE-
Cors1ltIcg Elg1neer-
Office and Warehouse cor 0zeel
I'd NGGau7 sGz- Honolulu
;. .. Box 81 M1tusI Tel 51s-
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BYAUTHORITY.
TENDERS WANTED.

flanders vi 90 recsIveG a. ne A.
saruey- Generals lTics, I'll - o'cicck
acnu en- TTEzCAE. r1e 3-th CAV u
November, $50, Ter furnishing zee Oaa Z
Prison tGr One E=ar- ceElli1g On
z4TC EC AZ re irzr Jay CT December,
Ilg4- Win ne following SUPPLIES 81 s,1ch
-iuea and u s,Ici- quantities. az u1av &c
rzsIIIir ct
TIE lfalsha- 1r sIIch 1r1gr officer a. "a
nay designate vi ua1a 1iIe re,.l1ii:ici,,Ils
and a. supplies VI % SUD- 4cr g rs n
speGcscu and IcprCVa4-
Tie 4r1crI11s SET opposite Cer-a11 Lam !:
= 51e Schedule are sae IpprrIi L1s
-sG.rIireraeuGs Ger month 5JI1 IL TIE
sIIDpi5es are u Dc EIr1isi1ss,t IL required
~ re Marz1al
The cor5r,lc5I1r vi 1z re,.yZlre,t q E--r-
zish s1jra1l= bend ior TIE 5.E.rF-l1-- Be--
scr-l.lace CT h5s contact
III 5enGers r1-sr - distinctly n-arrz,+
Tenders 61r Supplies, Oa,l- Prison.
The A1carney-,5ererzI ices ncG bind
15nseit q aeeepG TIE -awesr 1r any bid
WILLIAM O. SICTE-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Attorney Generals OEce, November,
z zCA
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For Sale.

LIMITED NUMBER Og SHARES
I \ u tEe S11ta Eor.z CcEE1- Con- pzny.
The Can 2ny nzs acquired I've hundred
zcre= o; coesee md n ize am PIE q Papa
:, So1c1 Eo1z, Hawai-, soo1: three and
o0e-aa.i miles from Hoop8.oa landing.
ILs and = among ts-s o@st TOR colsee
growing - EoEz, re scl4 consisting IL
very rIsl "a and = ezs.4g ECrks1. 4
lzrke n-noer d snzres have already
ceen s1JscrIo-1 E1r.
Apply 70
= " MOS-AkkAT,
Czrtzr.gnf's Eek, Merchant street.,
HIaDsG.E. I>lI INIT
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HEALASI CLUB.
The Charter Received and Pull List
OF Officers Selected.

Of Officers Selected.
Members Of the recognized Hez-
lani Boat and Yachting Club filed
the Chamber Of Commerce Ss.ur-
day evening. The charter Eaz re-
ported By the committee, and cleo
ton Of officers resulted as folIoz= ::
Prssident-T. z. Lansing.
Observation-Disclosures Brown
-Screts-y-A- V. Gear.
Trsas1rsr-F. ". McChesney.
AGditor-J. z. Clay.
Dirsctors-C- 2. Herrick. Albert
Lzcas, H 2. Wichra2n, Geo. r. Board
man
All these officers constitute The
board. The disposition and
unanimous desire = 70 start ~ once
with the new building.
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SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Poi PER pound -10.GCG pounds, mere u
less Ser 1-cr1h
Fran Msa5, Per pound
Hard Bread, Medium ger pound
Bread k-zsh, pcr-.c-Lcaves, ger Ioaf
Salmon, red g 20 harreis PER mouth,
per oarrsl
Tea, ger poI-ad
Coffee Per pound Eoua = beam
BeaEss ger pond red
Potatoes, PER poC1c
Onions, PER Iot
Escs Va Z, ger Gag Of 100 pounds
Bs- soap. srownl ger pound
sugar 70. ?, per pound
MIX, per quart
Straw Hatss -su.aiI. per dozen 3 dozen
PER n1or5E
Blue Denim, per ward
Bro1- Denim, ger gzrt
Calvsss 9c- Z, per Yzr3
Blankets per pair slaaII
Kerosene o., PER case, 5 cases PER a.outa
Cszl7a15zes5 Iron Buckets, ger dozen, e
and I4-i1ch
Yard E-1cuas, Ezscac per dczer
Like, per 5arrsI, co ? oarreis ger
no1sh
Cement, per barrels 20 ? barrels ger
month
5hoess Brogsas. ? dozen pairs small PER
month per pair
California Wheat HzY, large bales per ton (
Date god white Oats. per ton
5oIe Leather. per pound
25.l5-5s
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MEMBERS MEET
Glimpse IS 9G11s o. the Fork o.
E0n6llIu Leading 4rtIsss-


Honol1Igs Leading Artists.
Tie EiIohsEs Art League held "a
frat Members Nigh5" Saturday
evening ss their exhibition rooza e
10 Merchant ssrsss.
The room WA brilliantly Lighted
~ electric Iamps, which showed The
art works % szcsIIsnt advantage.
By eight o'cIock the roous were
filed by members and their g1ssts,
who enjoyed the treat IL viewing FOX
the fret time, the collection gathered
togstbsr tor the A1t1ror exhibition
of the League.
Prominent among thsss works
were paintings By u. Howard Hitch
cock, Kate ". Wells, Miss Psrke.
Mrs. A. y. Tucker, Mr.. Dodge, and 2
number of otLsrs- Plaster and clay
modelling, b Mr. Allen H1scGIrsc1
and Mrs- Graham attracted rauc1
attention
ArchIss et1rzI designs by Mr.. 4
keyrolds, ard per and Xxx vork By
osEer local artists were commented
1poc-
Ia : whole the exh5hIsior IL sx-
srsEaely interesting and something
entirely lew 90 the EonoIgIG public.
Private VIEW, az Invitation RECEIPT
.on 81 she League, takes Place thls
evening. The exhibition ope1s 20
he public OF Tuesday the Both, AID
oper four weeks
IL - interesting 90 know that I'll 4
Eork exhibited nss rot been on I
public exhibition hers before and 1
.nss LagcL of I5 hss been done re-
.snsIy especially FOX this exhibition.
Tie League has increased Its
aelabershTp roll until low it r1na--
era over twenty lasCabers, raoss Of
snoLo ere represented II the exhibit
On oy sonae example ot sheIr OWE
YORK
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Concert This Evening.

The Government Band xii give
q concert ~ Emma square a. : 30
this e7sniDg- This = TIE pro-
grenme arranged by Prof. Berger:
PART 7.
J. Nsrcn-"Ths Dudesf' $1,000. Wayne
> OFsrrGre-'-POet and Pezszut1
-----~-----.----s = =
D Baritone =O!O--'kOcEs1 ID the
deep --------- $4,000 100000 ROIl!nzOu
Mr.. i. CzrTalhO.
l. Selsction-''TheR Ose Of CASTLE
PART II.
). Medley-PopulAr -Kappey
.. WaltZ---JOliy Fellows" VOIIssedt
Z. Fantasiz-''Forgei IN the Forest
$1,000 $1,000. ---.-...- - ......-Miehaelis
: Polka-"SQ1anu Valley" 90. Berger
Hawaii PonOi."
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Nsm 2Nrrrfls.m,rs
National Cane Shredder
trArsNrED UNDER TIE LAW. gP
THE HAwAIIAS IsLASD<

Mr.. John \. Scott Manager
+ or the HllO Sugar COupsr =
/ gives the following wOc6erf:y..
record or the working o. the
T NATIONAL cane SHRED
DER which was erected By
F their works a the COMMENCE
menc OF the crop Just har-
vested
During the past week the
HlL0 Sugar Com palYs mil ex~
ceedsd any OF rs former
records by closing the I25
hours grinding with an output
o. 5Jt}I TOTS This = fully 70
Der cent more than the best
work Of former years.
The three roller mill being
% IL By 81 IN and the two
roller mill 30 m by 60 III. The
hrst mill doing this amount OF
work II an efficient manner
and with great ease com pared
with work on whole cane,
owing co thorough preparation
OF the cane by the National
Cane Shredder. recently cree
ted by the Company. And
by Its use the extrac-
ton has been Increased from
5 Per cent TO ) per cent on all
kinds OF cane and N some /
cases 50 per cent. has been |
reached; the average being .
60 IS per cent according 70 |
quality.
I continue TO fnd the |
neGass from shredded cane
better fuel than from whole
cane.
The shredder has been
working day and night for
seven months and has given
he entire satisfaction, having
shredded during that time
about seventy thousand tons
II cane, and a large part oI It
leing hard ratoons-
The shredder and engine
'equire very little care or
attention"
EPIans and specifications
4 these shredders may be seen
{ the Office OF
Tn. G. Irwin & Go. Id.
OLE AGENTS FOR The
E4W4TT4S LSLaNDa
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Dogs for Sale.

OSE "POISTER DOG, -
~ thoroughly trained 70 h1u:-
* On p1ezzznts and ! 1ekz,
II = ssco-c % none Il tEe c,znsrT .
49, years A.so ire Pointer EIcc1 -
partly -rzl1ed, bred u 4 +. Cartwright
o1t Q. MS E=.. Ea5El o--co - lzseL -
zn5 sired oy ''Hsc:z," -cz Erest zuecz-
men q; z Pointer ever n pcrrzt. and
sinner O. several o-lZ== Z t1e Colonies
e.so. Cae L G. smith Iz-Zlzzs hammer
60 -1CcZzn. CLEANING O1i1E, che r.
leading Ol-E; and el-o,inz Cozcs, &c.
IL For f1TtLsr particulars. II
q. 1.-- z: e. J KING,
81 St: ca :cr-5z F-=,I Couozny.
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Water Notice.

Owing % tas drought and scarcity q
Ez5ers The residents z5ove Judd street
are requested 20 cc-Izcr WHAT Ez:e- they
nay require ;1r L1zse1c.t Purposes r.
io-e o7cIocz A.N.
AED2ET BROWN,
Superintendent Eo1o.1.z water Works.
Eo1o.z-z, Z. I, July %, -se4.
2-4+,s
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Tax a ppeaI Notice

Notice = hereby Ever that the Cce1r-
Of Tax AppeaIs for the District Of HOMO
lulu VII at 81 TIE District Co1rG Roou
u TUESDAY, The z0th day Of Nove1a-
Der, i. D. 1894, zs 80 O'clock ?. NJ, co
hear s1cn appeals FL nzy be broEZh.
before = l. PERRY,
President Of Court Of Tax Appeals for
District Ct EcroI1I1-
Dated Horcl1I1, q L, November u,
1884 255-5s
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JOSEPH n POEPOE, ESQ, hzs this
day been appointed = Notary Public for
The Frzt Judicial Circuit Of TIE Hawai-
"a Is.znts.
:. /. KING,
L.11sser q The interior.
Interior Ozee, November 13sh, 1894.
2s42-2s
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IrYfSaffon Notice.

Eo.ls-s c: Ez-sr priT.-=2=s, O tt.ose
paying water rates, are hereby rotiEe5
taz: re ho1r= .o- IT! Zz,ioa purposes are
from 20 : o'c.ocE :. Il. and ; II 3
O'Clock ?. 4. I. BEOWS,
Szpernssntzrt Eo1o.z-1 Wzser WORKS.
Approved:
!. I. ESe,
Ni1.scer u re T1:er.or.
Holo.1I1, MAY ., I3G4. 25e6-tf