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RocKEFELLER coMING.
The Railroad Maenate is Expected /,
Houston

The Railroad Masnate is Expected in
Houston.
one Of the Rockefellers, accompanied
by General Manager A. a. Allen and
Henry T. Rouse, chairman OF the board OF
directors and president of the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas system, will arrive in
Houston some time today or tomorrow.
Mr.. Rockefeller is travelling In spe-
oial car, and Is also accompanied by his
wife and family. The entire party will
remain in Houston for a few hours, and
then leave via the Santa Fe for Galveston.
They were In Kansas yesterday, and wired
their Infection Of visiting Houston, but
did not give the date OF their expected
arrival here.
1t is not known whether Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's visit is to be one OF business or sim
ply a pleasure trip. In connection with
his intended visit 10 Galveston. however.
the report of big railroad deal in
which the Rockefelers and Vanderbilts
are Interested Is brought foroibly TO mind.
This deal is the proposed air line between
Newport News. Va, and Galveston. Texas.
In which several OF the best railroads in
the United States are concerned.
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The Spencer House.

Vesiness center. Late Dlssen House.
solner Main street and Preston ave-
houston. Texas. Rates, $3.50 per day.
a. spencer. proprietor. Formerly
III siwstropolitAn. Lincoln. Neb.
D.: T. Eppenson. livingston. &.
|sAE City; g. r. Stevenson. BRYAN;
Mcbride, Webster; James Spence
sAlnns a idinnf Louis Walker. Waco;
| anpDelli Waco; c. w. Wells. Kan-
n ~ w Parnell. Richmond: Geo.
y, Gaine, City; j r. Johnson,
-rssal N ~, Lockhart. Austin; c. -.
rr'N custom; Vim. Sanders, Sandy
sse s,, y 3 Mcbride. Webster; w. o.
\ iFs 4, n. Salveert; Mr., Gerard, Houston
.risndes axe limo, Ohio; G. r. Robinson,
|s;alvai q. Monroe, Texas; w. w. Bax-
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THE RAILWAY WORLD,
KATY OFFICIALS on AN a,,xr,
INSPECTION TOUR.
Committees EndeavOring to &c, Bette,
Rates for the State sncDserrcs,,
which Meet. in Houston In
May = Local Notes.

Denison' Texas, March IA special train
o. FOUR cars. bearing s C. Rouse, presl.
uent 4 G Purdy, vice president ana zen.
eral manager; u. N Miller. tranie nan.
ager; 9. A. Wilson, chief engineer ana 4
a. Allen, general manager for Texas ~
me Missouri, Kansas and Texas arrived
IN penison at D. m. The party is on an
annual tour and VIII remain here fonlrbt
leaving for Fort Worth in the mornlnr
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MA1nR HoTTs, pEATn.

New Orleans Picayune
The Southern Pacific officials yesterday
received telegraphic intelligence OF the
death Of Major W. b Bolts At Houston.
Major Bolts was the attorney for the
Houston and Texas Central road which
nosifton he held for twenty-five or thirty
venrs, ais death will be sad intelligence
10 host of friends IN this city, who
have known him for years Major Bolts
has been nj for some time. but was
NOT supposed he was dangerously 50,
hence his sudden death was surprise to
ali his friends.
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a REMARKABLE CURE or CHRONIC
DIARRTIOEA.

The experience 81 Geofao a, Apsar Of
Grrman Valley. n. At, is Wen worth re-
meniberlng lie WAS troubled With
chrome dihrrhoea and doctprcd for five
docfors without benefit iIc then began
using Chnub1rlain'a Collie. Cholera and
DiatlhotA Remedy Of which ono small
b0tile effected a complete cure. For sale
10 4tuffs,i stlt
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We have the word Or Alfred rcnnyNon
nor il that ~ the spring thu young mans
Ia n singular thar the great Ihureate
or1lffsd Is mention Inc fact Thai Il Is 81
the sDrnk that a considerable rrrifpn ~
the human race tgrn e issl.,ns ito2ass SafT
Hesilfv 81 finding d rcad rhyme Tor thai
Inpaii.abie remedy 4tiefIed hini Certain
h IS that The Old time domestic r1we,iies
,ife Generally discarded IN favor Of the
efar,dari blood puginer HQod'E S4rEaia-
RIA. which has attained The syealos; pop
uiarity All over the country u1 fi1 f1vurife
GnrlnT 3fsdlcine. II prrIiee the blood and
rivts nerve. mental. bodily and digestive
rfrcnufh.
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Palestine, rexns. March e.-Therc was a
mnss meeting IN the Fourth ward yostnr-
day. held lpr the purpose OF indpieing q
candidate Or alderman. Tho meeting WAS
n rousing one. -Four cannluniea were be-
fore The body, md Mr. }, II. Maluney,
n prominent young railroad man. received
the Endorsement and wlsl doubteas be
elected 10 represent THAI portion OF the
city IN the next council.
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How % Ql!lIl IlG Series.

In every iBaps Of THE POST esIehta
and Scenes COurion tcilI appear
For CITY READERS i3r5ng three
Sights aud firencb'' conph1In. together
lssllcd IA Tho oflice Of The Post
FOR OfJr-OHrT0NVN READ hrs afitil
three sights and Scenes Coupons ard
PAifTkil1NI. TIFF HOUSTON PftHr,
Re particular 70, First staic tho nillil.
Der Of The part Desired SECOND your fgii
name and addrrea; J4tird 4nglorr fne
necessary Coupons ana ~ Gents.
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these latter arc the people who nre light
inR the nsscsrncnl rhey hasr their nc-
ton on thu decision OF tue supreme court
that when a National bnnk increases It's
Htpck II must be voted by Il two-thiris
majority 81 the Htoelthodefa and The stock
must be subacribed and paid for They
cf;ilni TINT tia nrw stock was ncyar SUBJ
ecribcd for and that the bnnk never rc-
ccived one dollar of cash Tor tho $4,000
additional stock that WAS issued.
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New Orleans. March a. Beavea--lie-
colpta 1915; stock ii9; beef cattlc market
dlifinR the past week has been somewhat
slow and prices weak OH AL clasgos OF
beovoB ana COVE. The ciasB of cattle left
on band III composed inostly OF comnion
bceves and rough cows, which And poor
sales
market Improving.
Sheep R6celpta N; sales i5I; stock xo,
market duh.
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Gus work VIII pass into the hands OF
wilson, civil engineer of the Katy.
a number OF Chinese fr,.,, ss,ys-s,,,,,s,,,
bound from Hong Kons CHINA. 't Ia IA,
nieS,2 Nuoa, passed through The city n
tbs s ,I ol TWO since, having come In over
,,o.. huston and Texas Central They
AZ nonqed IN locked cars and In charge
a., .nltei States custom house officlAis
eigc VEN from here ever the southern Pa
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MRS. N. q. WAnKrR.

RoelSdale, Texas March &C. II. Cot
field received a telegram this morning
stating that Mrs Walker. wife of DIT. A.
c. Waller formerly OF this place but who
now resides ut Fort Worth, Is dead.
This sad news fell like thunder bolt
on the citizens Of this place. Or Walker
and wife were married here and made THIS
their homo for fifteen years-they recently
moved to Fort Worth. where they were
living when Mrs, Walker died She VIII
be burled in Fort Worth tndnN.
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MISS IIELrA WrI.snN.

Brenham, Texas, March 9--News was re-
ceived here this evening OF the death OF
Miss Leila Wilson, the young lady who
was burned at Burton Wednesday while
passing near a burning trash pile Her
fnther is suffering terribly from burns
received while trying to put out her CLOTH
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Lockhart, Texas, March s.--AIr. w. L.
Zachary, an old United States pensloner
and a highly esteemed citizen. died at his
home on Wednesday last.
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y BACK Dallas; %. V. Martin, Chi
Elhest NJ Loeb. New Orleans. r.
ma; G ~. Carpenter, New YORK: 8
n. ss,2oiumbus; Il. W. Dunn, manager
.sA,'k Jia3iniels; Il. Hermma, Louis
IA A. Naldeson. Chicago. Paul A.
i, DALLAS; II. Sallnsky, San Antonio;
j. sss, N. Wheeler, New York: 10.
~, Hl.a.iy1e;;stoni W. a. Battash, st. Louis
q. Scarf g. j. Kiest, Dali
n, A. NORGE, New Yrok, NJ. Skoeas,
t',ss "a q. w. Angle, Neiascn, y.
.ia9n, btazorla; A. Cross. city: 3. i,
~ ~ "ill Wife, Montgomery, Ma; i.
~ Grand Island. r. 9. Hodges,
b'HAE w, II. Belden, San Antonio;
Il oYiy,saam, Boston; j. Klein New
IN ". Grim, ST Louis: A. j. Owen.
w y, haserman, st. Louis: r. G.
IN lyeiGson; d. A. McAlNi1. TcpeiSn I.
,9aiias: Ira II Smith, Joplin;
iNltm. 81 Joseph: +. ]. Dutf,
y r. Myrl1k, W. c. Nye. Bufa-
w. w., q. W. Butcher, San Antonio;
nouns ,, FL Paso; H. w. Jones, Kan
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WHAT A sHAI<7Nr;

pas Mn M Ee'7 Fhep ehnls and fever
t,al e N'a N rs senaet,is ci,tob, WI,
wa hos one Protect Rimseif srsi,s ~ 7.
t.sei snal-sS M sqlnaaa Bitters tac
IN tfacss' ', " .oess NE apeelnc uproots
N. equally Z en p,sl slia iom the system.
IN t.dney lrt5a 900. for rhenmA-
'-Aae-a 7aa ulpous Trouble.
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THH
H(IIEL.
GALvEsToN.
ppen All the Year
4 {. ALEXANDER
MAEAanH,
sHEEIFF7s nrpA ararra,r

i,s,o nv, i. !, h'tvs DEPARTMENT..
4 so ''s''aq Texas March s.-rwonty-
al s''sts reward One Howard roland.
q ING SINGER cake colored negro. bnmpy
sid, use s, voice win weigh al.anf ~
IA ~, r'ont nfe feet ten or I'll IN, inc,'e2
o. ll ID ,Apout e Years did. wears M
3 ds,,srpe' A, Buchanan viii Eva
! q s,t,., 20 Waller county ian. 10
..aAs s'''ns' sheriff, Waller county.
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Uvaldc. Texas, March 9.-,slrs. II. w.
Baylor, wife Of Shern Baylor Of this
county, died yesterday evening.
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NROM MENINGrI1s

san Angelo, Texas March ga little
child OF Mr. t. Orrs' died In San Angelo
last night from spinal meningitis
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I.oekhart, Texas, March 9.-AIrs. Me-
Dowell, wife Of Charles Mcdowell, died
at her home near Prairie Lea, on We'd
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l. Cora Berry. st, Louis: l.. Butler.
ia CITY, NJ. r. Tansick, New York /.
lasleisOn. Brazoria; T.. II. Lennman,
!, Land. II. Theeman, II. l.. Stack
l. n Hitler, Galveston; A. Hitler.
.phs. l.. A. L. LamlSin. Luline. r..
4 h benson; 4. r. Paxter, l.. Ham
II, AalDrook; l.. Hamburger, Is.
II Houston. George w. Skinner,
Ia. 4 Kietz. Dallas; Il. Fleming, ].
F,ning New Orleans; j. H. Brooks,
.SaunIort; A. G.. Lewis and wife,
I Lewis, Texas; Mrs. Peay. Bell, Ky;
IN. DaSler Houston; G.. +. Woods,
n \. Obey, Texas; Joe Benson. Iowa;
II Carroll, Arnold: X. G. Corboley.
Norma: c, L. Heath, Cleburne; a. w.
HI Texss; j, W. Boyd, Eulshear;
a Bisif. Dayton; II. c. Bell, Burton;
ID galdSwith, Alabama; w. A. Dali
Il lzzls Lake; r. l.. Wooder, Alice:
n SltpAfns, Kansas City; j. p. CAL
10, Ialstne; Henry Cook. New Or
=: ". i.lfs, San Antonio; j. II. Alsa-
~, Fiifkan; w. A. Patrick, Marlin:
h ian. * iplis; II. Ward and wife,
Skn1aN .. Morgan. w. III. Pord,
IS; s Y Simpson. Dallas; =. r,
e 'sh Ext NEth; G. II. George, Bos-
= n HHS New York; Tom Cash,
lis I flrphey. Texas; John j.
~ No. Nm. j. Head. Cisco.
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The pccuIIlr funcllo4nI ufr1IlE el1fnf1
which Come 20 womenkiud warn her that
she must be quick - ftt u s1c Would
avoid great suffering from Uterine lTrou-
bloq Creole feinnlc TONG N a frItndid
,,terine remedy. curiqf the various alt
ments aud complications peculiar to wo-
men.
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cnTTnN .REcEIPTs.

The Houston raiIroadS repuFlVu uvl1OI
receipts yesterday as follows;
houston W. W. .,a &c
Iniernafiondl and Great Northern ...... * x
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ..'.-'.'' ~ ~
San Antonio and Aransas Pass, '.....,- % %
tf,,,stt,, ia A and West Texas ....f...- ~
Gnlf Colorado and Santa Fe.,,.i. ',...- y
~, .............,776
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CRusTED SCALY SKIN


Three years ago mr. i7ur little children.
aud myself were Hnllcta1 with = crIlHFyl nrnly
disease ~ 3he skin. II iofnrnted ~ M Hurh
plague hops Win mover again ihli MY family.
Ms rlliliiiefh 4res were respectively nine, scten
and tosr yearst except ne ,foul'aeal yIlo WIS
ttlfe h4ifeffd tiic Woal. II elspnsf dsptb her
mad. 1lg dee4te mt made ITS anllealHllce on
hi, sift BACK Nce Ne thuu spread
t1fess 70 icy breast i lool.ed IKE y VA CIR
cred over with liffie scales. mt bought Of q
drug st9re, mnIiolnc Tor afin dlsc.nt which
faiiadtodpun} good Yiaiafrf lnnftempIoYad
sdoetof Bbp gaVr Triirf Tor uHi.pft While. tffpr
Tying Him fof gp'lc 4, 'iiie ,fitiint slisciinE 4
ltate. ffiitd hi another doctor Who pfofvufo
10 90 httfrr than tlie ff4t Aficf ihif Bought
luflcr,i. n Kiii'pife 81 Nftslk. Purcell, L9dd
X 81. Richmond, "a. IA sifE road n them 81 a
us,sfpapaf helif5 followed tl'v hrst alrli.
cation, and nff 81 nix ffta cured w ~ w. LIDO
iiot know what the d.scafo MAJ No had Il
aDeetta a. ~ ALIKE, b,.t J. % know CclIcpIlA
cured rs VI iAtt skin disease.
Ki.y. q. -, WOODS.
Avon. Nelson County, vs..
I s.aye nnsd your Cradprt urorfpffx Tor
csses said 70 be- incnnltie ~ good doctors, ena
tj.t} cured me n once They re the ieAf skin
sad blood fcniedira in thu void.
W. y. ritO,1ke. Nhishaip, Ga.
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ATnERMANTc, NOMINATION..

can be with him In the CANVASS as he docs
not want TO take any advantages OF Mr..
Cooper
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nam IIME liable

LllVhD rrsxAs CENTRAL.
+ uslVNs o5A. mlArTtye 49, y. .So n M
"a '"i,iilp. M AIrlV,e, ff.-iic
y ''s0iirllERN PASsl.r, II and II.
I've and depalt
"A j.. Antonio Trains. s.,o.
his p. M. Arrl,Ve - $50 p. m.
"A 5.S0 an. ~ ii,!,sssns
A New y Arrive -. i.oI n M
4 - .lel1 p. nilA,r,I rtrs
~ m. ARRIVE -. $50 ?; M
IA ~, ~ KANsAs AND Ten 40,
ISsouhi' tfsesas City aud 81. LOUIS
sao m'lSrrlve -. 9;o00 a. M
n 49, e.. iaY n nilArrive ..,, S'sV p s,i M
.:';s;oi oRApO AND SANTA BE-
,.., Aa1 ~. 6iriye ....1l;O5 p. m.
II - GALVESTON Trains s.,o, :,
1sE,n. m. Arrive .''' S.i9 a. ~
II -. i;y ~ ~ =, Arrive 80. $40 p. m.
Il 49, ~ !, n, Arrive 80. $40 p. m.
Il -. ~ ppnI from Galveston leave
tralns t.-,St Is minutes earlier or ar
(aHtral I'm asnot ib minutes later. The
~ t ,i.'i tssts and arrive at the SANTA
d us alone At the t;;ns si2 t,,.,,,,u,pN
|E2o.. .sIrvtiONAl, 4 CIT NORTHERN.
EisNAi a J1,iis Trains.
,n.s0 a m.lArrive 49,. 5IV n. m.
r 80 it,i.l n. M Arrive 49,. DIV p. III.
4 '-''A, c,alves,on Trains.
$40 m.lArrive -. go n. nj.
Z -, II ,lD a. m. Arrive -. 1850 a. m.
\ 5.a5 D. m. Arrive -. 4'jD p. m.
\ -. Arrive .,..lO;45 p. m,
...,,s arrive and depart from Union
,,.r,,,a and velasco Trains.
Vo ~ 'tSaiiy except sunday 1875 a. m.
~ ,'.s idsiiy except sunday sos p. m.
Tx I'm, East AND WEST TENAS.
s ~, rs a. m,lArriye (frD 1850 p m,
I ~, e,n1 4. mtArrive (l1N) 500 pm.
iTEX As WESTERN.
,.,.,sv W'siay, Friday. 1000 a. IN.
,ielsss av Th'slay. Sat'day.. 200 p. m.
1lss,,T2NIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
A5sssliti,N .l.i5 a. m.
'etinfi,, .............7 :i0 p. m.
|, ,, wf' HOUSTON e. NORTHERN.
. VI 90 N. TO Harrlsb'g) II 800 a. m.
Y Y 4; z n. from Harrisb'g) 1885 q m.
vi * W - -
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fold throughout the wor,5 Price. cprlou4t
ooc. SOAP. 1sc., nx3cfftt1 ~ "a ipITfn bnr9
AID cptA' Conn., Sole lcpf.atofs, 1DAi1n.
81 How 70 Cure sin p'seAAe'," wailed f'et.
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Or. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
wori.Fs Fair Highest Medal and Diploma
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rHr norRLs.
~, N.w Hutchlns Hous,

lut 49,
Is. s.. $50
" day.
.nodeled and
N furnished.
tnlsi In al
f,ppointmenrs
I'M State OF
"a Klber O
ksgf propri-
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"a Esfl. the
fs-diss ho-
d 10 city.
cars TO
fnali depots
- 40. $500,
hF accord
{lo mons.
%rGihley. Prom.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Mrs. Thirds. the lately arrived
Tbeosophical lecturer. made her
debut before an Honolulu audi
ence last evening. at Theosophy
Hall. Nuuanu street. a large
number of people being present
In plain. terse language the lady
gave to her hearers an introduc-
tory insight into the intention of
theosophists and the principles
of belief of the latterdays religion
and. besides, gave an answers to
many inquiries from amongst the
audience. Mrs. Thirds will re-
main here for some time yet and
intends to give another theoso-
phieal talk in the near future.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
LADIES' COLUMN.

This something for nothing
article. we had in last week has
demonstrated three things.
FIRST. that a good many peo-
pie want something for nothing
and
SECOND, the vast difference
there is in the ideas of valnes-
the guesses made. ranged from
s15O to 3 1000, while the nearest
guesser Miss Lena Bruins, who
wins the Dress Pattern, was $500
under the value of the goods; and
the second best guesser Mrs.
Harry Lewis was $40 over the
value, wianing the second prize.
THIRD, that the real judges
of values snap up bargains, when
a real bargains is offered. 1852
people entered our store last
week. of which 1868 made pur-
chases, because. they found what
they wanted at satisfactory
prices.
This week. Embroideries, Laces,
Fedora real Torchon Vaien-
ciennes, Black Spangled and
Beaded Laces in latest novelties
will go; also, we want to call
your special attention to LADIES
RIBBED VESTS in COTTON at
10 cents, 12l cents. 10 cents and
% cents; these have only to be
looked alto cause you to buy
them. Fine pure white and
Egyptian Lisle at Is cents. All
wool Ribbed Vests in white and
natural colors. Silk Ribbed
Vests, and Merino Ribbed Vests.
These goods We carry in low
neck no sleeves; high neck,
1 sleeves, they are beautiful and
new goods.
The australia has brought US
no end of new things, that we
will mention next week.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
PARTII.
Armed Dudes.

The Imperial present TO the
soldiers now m Korea has already
been referred to in these columns.
1t consists of cigarettes and
wine. On the End instant the
Iwaya Co, in Gina. Tokyo. re-
ceived from the Imperial House
hold an order to manufacture
within the space of three days no
less than half a million packets
OF cigarettes, each packet to
contain twenty-five cigarettes;
the firm was also ordered by the
War Department to make l .300.-
600 packets of a particular kind
of cigarette, each packet to hold
ten. The Imperial intention rel
atiye to thesevery acceptable gifts
had already been communicated
to Major-General oshima. Com
mander in-Chief of the troops in
Korea, and to Rear Admiral Ito,
in command of the japanese
squadron in Korean waters. The
replies OF these two officers have
since reached the Imperial House
held Department. asking that
their profound gratitude and
respect should be conveyed to
she Emperor and Empress for
their Majesties most gracious
consideration for the comfort for
the soldiers and sailors in Korea.
japan Mil.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Colon (Colombial, July 80
Refugees from Rama and Blue
fields tell horrible tales of the
cruelties perpetrated by General
Cabazos and his suberdinates
when they found Chief Clarence
approaching. Not even the
women escaped their fury
Minneapolis (Minn.). July 30.
The third disastrous fire in the
history of minneapolis broke out
about $50 o'clock this afternoon
in the lumber yards of the
Shevlin-Carpenter Company, on
the bank of the Mississippi river,
at the foot of Eigth avenue north.
1t spread with remarkable rapid
ity, and before it was controlled
destroyed property valued at
nearly $500, 600.
San Bernardino. July 30.-Last
evening about 9:15 o'clock an
earthquake shock was felt here,
causing doors and windows to
rattle. The First Methodist
Episcopal Church contained q
large congregation, which be-
came panic stricken, but a few
cooler heads quieted the people
in time to save what might have
been n fatal crush at the doors.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL VESSELS.
II HBM S Champion, Rookie, Vancouver.
MERcHASTNES.
Bk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.
Am bktne S y Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.
Ger bk Senta, Tiemanu, Liverpool.
Schr W STalbot, Bluhum, Newcastle n S W.
o S Australia, Houdlette. IF
Bk r Z Rithet, Morrison, F.
Bk Alexandra, Barfeld, Newcastle, n S W
Am bk Klikitat, Cutler, Port Townsend.
Am bk Amy Turner, Warland. New York.
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ADMINISTRATIONS :. NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
appointed Temporary Administrator of the
Estate of JOSEPH HEANoPELE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of
the deceased to present their claims whether
secured by Mortgage, or otherwise. duly
authenticated and with the proper vouchers,
if any exist to the undersigned within six
months from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred; and all persons indebted to
the said deceased are request to make i'm
mediate payment at the Office of S. f.
KA-NE, Corner of King and Bethel Streets,
Upstairs.
S. X. KANE,
Temporary Administrator of the Estate Of
Josebh Heanopele, deceased
Honolulu, August I6, 1894. aug I6-3w
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Quite a number Of the fair sex
are deyoting their evenings to the
instruction of Japanese in the
arts of a higher civilization, .
the Lyceum corner Kukui street
being the school-room of instruc-
ton.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Mine host Lycurgus of Sans
Souci and Col. Jim Sherwood of
the famous Long Branch Baths
viii be at home to callers this
evening before and after the band
concert at Makee island.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

The case against j. Coulter
the alleged burglar and highwsy
robber viii be heard tomorrow in
the District Court. The china
man who was robbed near the
Pali was brought into town this
morning. The poor fellow has
been cruelty assaulted and
looked a fright.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

An ex-British sailor named
Coulter has been arrested charg-
ed with highway robbery of a
Chinaman who stood up at the
Pail on the night of the 14th inst.
Coulter wears war-medals of SER
vice in Soudan and Egyptian
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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

The funeral of the late Mrs.
Malta Kahai took place from the
residence of Hon. ]. A. Cummins
this afternoon at 8 o. clock. There
was large attendance of friends
and acquaintances many of whom
followed the body to its last.
earthly, resting place.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Professor Berger is composing
a new waltz which will be entitled
Waikiki Waltz and which will
be the delight of all followers of
Terpsichore.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

We viii all be there. Where
Why, at the Scheutzen Club
Masquerade Ball. Monday, Sept
ember 3, 1894 Everybody is
going. Are you
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

There is not very pronounced
enthusiasm among the members
Of the Theosophical Society over
the lecture of Mrs. Third.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Plenty Of wind. too mrch heat
and dust. and yet. no rain.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
Full Moon Concert.

The band will give a public
concert this evening at Makee
island, the programme commen-
cling at 7:30 o'clock. As the
moon fills this evening the oppor-
tunity to view the waters of the
blue Pacific under the beautiful
effects of tropic moon should
be an additional inducement to-
wards inducing a multitude of
people to take passage for the
spot by the pull-donkey cars Of
the local tramway. Following is
the programme of musical events
PART 1.
L overture-''Freneh COMEDY" ..... Bella
= Waltz-"Southren Breeze" ...... Meisler
8 Ballad-''on the Sc" .tby requesp:
4 Echo Pieee-"In switzerland 49,. Hume
Messrs. hrcuter and KApus.
PARTu.
Z Medley-"Palantatlon songs .cOsternO
8. waltE-~The Paradise Of the Pacific
:. Pcika.aNuuanu Valley. -. Berger
5. schotsische- Pretty Women of Ho-
nolulun .........,.........,. .Bergt
aHayaii POnoi,"
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Tho political racket in the
Healani Boat club will probably
end in a lawsuit.