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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
REAL ESTATE BOARD TICKETS.
Candidates to Be Voted For at .he annual
Election Next Wednesddv.

As has been repeatedly stated. the
coming election for officers Of the rci!
estate board viii b. hotly contested.
No sooner had the nominating commit
toe reported the regular ticket AT We'd
nesday's regular monthly meeting than
T.. a. Cummings arose and moved TIM,
steps bc taken to place IN Opposition
ticket In the field. This was carried
10y an overwhelming majority. and af-
ter the business had been disposed Of
every one Of the Mt lo,id members that
participated In the proceedings r..
inaincd and formed part Of the commit.
tee of the whole. over which Il. a. Cum.
mIugs presided. while W. j. Gallup
acted as secretary. II was plain that
Dunlap Smith was the almost unani-
nous choice for president. and ~ II
turned out after George BlrklOff. Geo.
l.. Warner. &. II. Mulliken. james W.
IIc,lenlerg and Il. W. lander. M nOmi-
Mating committee for the opposition.
had finished their task. The two tick.
cts are:
RLGrIAW TICKET. OrTsT'N TICKET
For President.
Joseph MISUNDERSTANDING smith.
For Wee President.
Silns NJ. Moore. Silns VI. Moore,
For Secretary.
william II. cairnduif.s. ". canncll.
For Treasurer.
Henry q. Foreman. William q. Green.
Executive Committee.
Frank a. Barnes, Frank \. Barnes.
Edward ". lander. Edward W. lander.
Dunlap Smith. willis q. Jackson.
Membership Committee.
Charles u. i,Icr. l.. a. Sccberger.
Walter G.. Gum. T.. u. whcclock.
James T.. Mccabc. Robert i. Walker,
William T. Luhckc. q. l.. i'onncy.
y. W. tanrcll, +. W. Peek. Jr..
Robert q. Bu,zow. ". y. Dietrich.
Fred T.. Eilrrd. Walter g. Gum.
benjamin 4. Ray, Frank Wells,
Frank ~ Tcnshnw. Frank \. licnslaw.
reference Committee.
Charles l.. I,onnry. j. l.. Cochran.
NJ. T.. Grccr"lnln, NJ. \. Fnrr.
Josiah l.. Lombard. Josiah l.. Lombard.
Valuation Committee.
u. 4. Fcsscndcn, George Birkhon.
], II, Van yllssingcn. e. II. Muiliken,
Robert T.. Walker. u. \. Fesscndcn.
Henry \. Knott. Henry \. Knott,
| John u. Knight, John u. Knight.
| call Hoard Committee.
| John u. Curtis. Horace H. llurlbn'.
q, ". Crawford. Walter II. Wilson.
| Eugene Bournlqu". Robert G. i'utzow,
| iiorar" u. IIurlhUi. j. u. Mnllette,
| william coifecn. william c"tfe"n.
| Public Service Committee.
| Elgnr NJ. SNOW. Edgar N, SHOW.
| L. !. swift, \. u, q. ioO,irl,lgc.
| \. T., q. Goodriagv. James w. Hnrd"n'"ri
a. II, Mulllkcn. W. W. Baird,
u, NJ. Ersklnr, dr.. william II. Thompson
=. &. virriIng, u. II. he Young.
G.. l.. Hammond, &. l., Hammond.
Polls win br open next "Wednesday
from y II. IA. until 3p. M. AMI Byron \
Baldwin. \. T.. q. Goodrldge ana 4
". i.aing will net ~ tcilcrs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
AR. HOPKINS DECLiNATiON.

The Eagle Is sincerely sorry 10 hear
Thar me Hon. John l.. Hopkins de-
sirs,s no renewal of his term of office
as Mayor Of Chicago, and mourns his
retirement from politics as distinct
Loss 30 The Democratic party of Chi
,-,,.O.
The Mayor made the announcement
III his retirement from political life. nj
iras' temporarily, Immediately after
his return from "trip 10 the East for
iiis health.
Mayor Hopkins may have made mis-
iakes in politics-to err IL human. lic
has. however. made one OF the best
chief executives Chicago has ever had.
lie has made an earnest and honest
s.Iior, 10 fulfil every pledge lie made
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
WEekS...JAMES.
Large Wedding Soiemnised on sheHdan
Road.

Large Wedding Soiemnised on sheridu,
Road.
a large and fashionable wedding was
solcinnized on Thursday evening. Dec.
-. at : o'clock. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred =. james. No. 1855 Sheridan
read.
The contracting parties were their
daughter. Miss Bcrtiia whitney james.
and Mr.. Gilbert Mercy Weeks.
There was II very large attendance
cf relatives and friends. both from Ev.
lnstOn and Chicago. The decorations
were appropriate to the occasion. and
included palms. holly and roses.
After u bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Weeks will hold two receptions. one
Thursday. Feb. I. at No. 1885 Shcri.
dun road. and the other Thursday. Feb.
~. III .NiS Congress street. the hours On
b0,l, occasions being from l to q and
f.'Jn y to 10 o'clock.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
our SPRINGFIELD BUREAU.

TnE EAGLE will maintain q Bureau
At Springfield this winter In order to
keep Its readers we'll posted on the
work OF the two branches Of the
Legislature, as we'll % on the politi.
eal situation and the various phases
q the Senatorial fight.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
The Eagles
CIRCULATION
AVERAGES
43,642P Papers
EVERY WEEK IN TINE YEAR.
NOHcE

THE EAGLE can be ordered at Chas.
Macdonald & Gu. g literary emporium
aud book store, IS Washington street,
and at all flrst.class news stands
throughout the West.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05

Y
SCalcr Burke and Supt. Crossettc. Of III"
Water Department held u confcrcn,"
Wednesday to discuss the work Of The
departments for the remainder of til"
fiscal year. The remainder of the an.
prlatiOns for the year was disciissrd.
and II was decided to get along until
the next appropriation II made without
ar departments.
\ new engine company was put into
the service Of the city fire department
Wednesday. to he known us Engine
Company M. ~. The company takes
the place Of old Hose Company No. !.
which was located at Wavcland avenue
and Stella street. IN Lake View. The
reorga nization was effected New Years
eve and the company II now composed
of the following named men AMI OFT.
GERS: Captain. GEORGE Il. Miller: lieu.
tenant. Henry +. Wendt: engineer.
Charles Eilgallcn; assistant engineer,
John +. Nelson: pipenan. Thon,us Eli.
ret: driver. Frank J. Summers.
W. u. Knlskern was appointed this
week III the general passenger and
ticket agent of the Northwestern road
Mr.. Knlskcrn Will succeed W. A..
Thrull.
| The now agent Ii II well.known and
able railroad man. For three years he
has virtually had charge Of the pnsscn.
ger business Of the Northwestern. ~
Mr.. rhrall has devoted his time To the
ticket department.. W. II. Kniskcin
came to Chicago In 1SI0 ana held 20.
sltlon with tho Illinois Central. Later
he went To the Northwestern. leaving
that road for position OF trust ON the
New Orleans, JncksOn ana Northern
Road. nnd also on the Louisville an"
| Nashville. In 1850 u" returned To the
manned.
Rrprcscninilv" John Meyer. Of chi
cngo. Will 20 to Springfield neal sun
day. lie Will ID" accompanied by from
II dozen to u score OF the COOK county
members OF the Legislature, VINO arc
going tn Springfield Ia personally h"ti'
forward the candidacy or Mr.. Meyer
for Speaker Of tho House. This boom
Will be strong nnd IL the result OF tue
good.fellowshlp which exists among
the Cook County members ana the
strong feeling here for John Meyer. H!s
friends claim that his election rs Speak
a. IL more than probable. ana they "a
to help him In every proper ana fitting
manner to secure this high ana hOnOr,l'
bic office. Many Of his friends believe
he will be nominated on the first ballot
and they add that the Cook County del
cgation viii be substantially solid FOL
him. Ills prospects, his Intimate al
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

Mayor Hopkins. Commissioner Me-
Carthy. of the Health Department: Ci,y
sculcr Burke and Supt. Crossettc. Of The
Water Department. held u conference
Wednesday to discuss the work Of The
departments for the remainder of thu
fiscal year. The remainder of the Az.
prlatiOns for the year was discussed.
and II was decided to get along until
the next appropriation II made without
reducing the force In an. Of the bureaus
or departments.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05

Polls viii br open next Wednesday
from y u. IN. until 3p. M. ana Byron \.
Baldwin. \. T.. q. Goodridge and 4.
". I.aing will act ~ tcilcrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION,
To the Public and Tourists.
80 Fort Street.

Any party wishing to take a
ride around the Island, or to the
Pail, can be accommodated at a
small cost by f. Smith, the Bus
man. At Smiths Stables can be
found at moments notice Buss-
es, Wagonettes, Buggies, Saddle
Horses, etc for hire.
Special attention paid to Tour
lists wishing to take in the sights
at a small fare. This is the cheap
est place in town.
Horses broke, double or single;
also horses bought, sold or ex-
changed. For further particulars
apply to
Il. SMITH,
Bus and Livery Stables.
King st, between Fort and Bethel.
Telephone 408. June Is, emo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08
THE HOT WEATHER HAS

no effect upon our trade, un
less it be to help it along. Why?
because ourstock is made up of
goods for all the seasons in the year
we are never caught mapping
White musiins, for instance, are
seasonable at any time and 80 are
Serges and ladies' cloths. For a
stuff" dress there can be nothing
better; and we have every imagiu-
able shade to select from. But
we are not asking your attention
to dress goods, we want you to
know that we are selling Ladies'
Chemises three for n dollar
You've paid fifty and seventy-five
cents each for these same goods
many time. You may have to
do it again they are Il drive with
us and we want you to get the
benefit of it.
Every one wears sailor hats be-
cause they are cool, comfortable
and stylish-we have them in
endless variety, high or low
crown. In white, black or cream
color.
Do ribbons have much of your
thought Come to us and we will
show you the largest assortment
ever shown in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

I BUCCAEEER 2G5G. 1900
Sire Of Bulwer, 2:2GIo ::
! Flight, 2:a9; Shamrock ri,
/ 2:2i; and dams OF Monroe
! Prince, 2:a9; Fairose, a'l9;
J Frou Frou M, 2:2l Rose
J dale III, 7:22i GOlita, 2:2i:
/ Hibibi, 2;2llI; Santa Rita,
2,2lg; sid Fleet, 2:aGl ;
Fleet 2;lNa
| MARY, 2:yg- %
TRIAL 2'2Sl
Dam Of AwcX, gsg6; Stcr.
ling, sire OF s In 23oi Lefty,
dam Of ; In g}O, Grace,
dam Of Creole, 21LS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

BLUE BULL rs. -----
Sire Of Georgetown, 2:lGlI :
Heo ID, 2:l7lI; Bessie, 2:l7l6;
and % others besides. ~
sires of GO and Is dams of 70
2:3O performers
PRAIRIE BIRD, 2:2s Ii
Dam Of Flight, 2:29: dam
OF Fleet, 2:lSl =; Sid Fleet,
2;2Gls;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

900" is the number most fre-
qusntly called over tho telephone
wires. Ii rings up the UNITED
CARRIAGE COMPANY's stand where
Superior Hacks with safe and
courteous drivers, are always TO
BIO found, A complete livery
outfit, including buggies and wag,
gopettos, furnished at tho short
est notice,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

BLUE BULL Prudcn's).
QUEEN
FLAXTAu Sl3l- -
Sire Of . In list and dsmC
OF Q trotters and ? PAGERS
FASHION w
2;2sI4
Iowa CHIEF SIS "
Sire Of s In s;5o list
TINsLEY MAID --
FLANTAIL sac ------
Sire Of Dan, ga. En-
pecss' , 9H4 and dams ofV
DAUGHTER &C.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08
The SINGER Received

So First Awards for SEWING Ma
CHIMES and EMBROIDERY Work
at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, Ill. .
being the largest number of award,
obtained by any Exhibitor, and
more than double the number
given to all other Sewing Ma
chimes
B. BERGERsoN.
Agent.
my3l If Bethel st., Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08
NOTES AND COMMENTS.


traditions to the extent Of drop
ping the "u" from honour"
One of the shots fired at the
New South Wales Ministry is
that 1.-THE Minister for Mines sent
an Oriental soothsayer to look for
gold at Wyalong by means Of
divining rod"
Mr.. Gladstone in recent speech
urged the British people to es-
tablish honor in England, and
consolidate the strength of the
Empire by concsding the just
claim of Ireland.
Miss Belle Fitzhugh, daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. Maynard Nc
Pherson, San Francisco, was
lately married to Lieut.. Alexand-
or McCrackin of the United States
naval academy at Annapolis, Md.
One of the prominent politi-
clans of New South Wales is NAM
ed Joseph Cook. When Boston
Joe gets to Sydney there may be
a case of too many COOKS with
some spoiled broth as the result.
Brides to secure billets have
been numerously offered to Nom.
bers of the new Board of Health
in San Francisco. The members
express great Indignation. Com
petitive examinations of candi-
dates for health officers will be
held.
Michael Davitt will devote the
i proceeds of his lectures in Aus
tralia to the Irish national cleo
ton fund. As he is not wealthy,
this is handsome resolve. Mr..
Davitt will go home by way of the
United States, hence will be seen
in Honolulu before long.
Mr.. Barton, while Attorney
General of New South Wales in
Sir Henry Parkes' Cabinet, pass
ed through Honolulu and gave
the BULLETIN brief interview
He is brainy man and his name
figures largely in reports of the
present election campaign in his
country.
A girl at Jacksonville, Ind. ,
IA years old, grew from five feet
to a fraction less than six feet tall
in an illness of three months.
From being very feshy she has
become nothing but SKIN and
bones, and at last accounts was
believed to be dying. Her case
is a marvel to the physicians.
Superintendent Gee of the Mel
bourne fire brigade was fatally in
jured lately by falling into the
hold of the ship Hilaria while
that vessel was burning, He died
next morning. Cannon balls were
fired through the side Of the YES
sci but had not the desired effect,
as the ship had too much of a list
to let the water in freely.
Sam Wah, Chinese manufac-
turer of overalls in San Francisco
wanted to charge his Chinese
workmen one.half of the expense
for breakage of the machines
They would not stand it, but walk.
ed out on a strike. Sam WaE
then placed an order with the
labor commissioner for forty -one
white women to work in place o.
the strikers. He said he woulC
not retain any Chinese, and the
foreman would be a white man.
Printers ink, paris green anC
cold steel are recommended BY
the California State Board o.
Agriculture for getting away with
the army worm. Paris green is
to be used, one teaspoonful in 9
bucket of water, On alfalfa where
the worms can get at it. Printers
ink softened with castor oil is tC
be applied on a paper bano
around the trunks of trees, which
! it is claimed, will prevent the
pests from climbing the trees. Il
is considered dangerous to usC
paris green or other poison wher
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08
DESCRIPTION AND TERMS

tina
Islands in
Cal whole
stockton Cali tin
b, fifth 1911
ttreOG by
that be capable getting mark 2lO and
besides being the
egon B1ir ad sPo'Iqn sept s5 1894 ie lb hands
powerful build throughout His color black ia hind
Ills disposition all that could be desired and his action superb surs
oal getter,
FERNS $50, with usual privilege, VIII tho season at the
CLUB STABLES co.
6S-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

Best unlaundried shirts equal to
any ~ made mp shirt in town on
ly 81 at McInerny's,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-08

Cash il everything in business
now "a days. BY purchasing with
it and selling for 1t | am enabled
to place clothing, hats, shirts
underwear, hosiery, neckwear,
trunks, etc,, eto,, on this market
at Eastern prices, H. d, Tim
mons, Waring Block,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
POTTER cAsKEr side vIEwo.

evangelists-St Mark. St. Matthew. ST. Luke and
St John-adorn the handsome box. on the right
end is the lion of St Mark. and on the left end the
eagle Of St. John. The angel OF St. Matthew. in
gold adorDs the front. while on the back Of the
casket is the counterfeit Of the OK o. -. Luxe.
The exhibition has been still further enriched by
the loan of a copy of the old "Brcechcs Bible pub
lshed in 1903 The cover Of the book Is richly en-
brodered and bears the pictures OF Ezekiel Isaiah.
David and jeremiah a favored few were allowed
on Friday to read the odd text in the third chapter
of Genoss-"Then the eyes OF them boih We're
openrd and they knew that they were naked; and
they sewed hgleaves together and made themselves
bIeeches, ,,..-
The exhibition is a thoroughly interesting one
and well worthy Of visit, not only by clergymen,
but by aymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
CORLEARS HOOK PARK.

planted along the outskirts of the park. These lime
trees by reason of their abundant foliage will sep
arate the park from the publicity OF the surround
ing streets. and thus give grateful secusion from
the busy outside world. At each Of the four corners
will be shrubbery and provision will be made for
bandstand IN the northeast corner. The walks are
eighteen feet wide In the narroWest part, ana they
are so arranged that short cut can be made across
the park by people going through Water or Front
SITS Spacious aVatories will be provided near the
northern boundary.
An outlook will also be arranged on the cherry
St side so that view can b. obtained right across
the park to the East River. The shade trees skirt
ing the park are arranged in groups Of twelve on
each side Of the square but there is to he no tree
on the corners. This is because it is found that
trees standing a corner are peculiarly liable 10
INJURIES from passing vehicles The new park Is
particularly welcome. because It Is the only open
ground fronting ID the East River between the
Battery and hty-fourth-st The ground 1t occu-
pies is one OF the oldest parts OF New-Iork and
witnessed the launch of the first steam warShp ever
built. She called Fulton the First and was
launched Ia 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
THEY WILL RENT NEWPORT GOTTA GES

Newport r. L. March so (SpeciaD.-A number OF
and cottage-owners arrived mere inns
week and the prospects for the coming season were
considered satisfactory. over a hundred good
houses however are in the market for rental. IN
GLIDING the estate in Bellevue-ave. owned by w.
Waldorf Aston. 1t is not believed that its owner
will ever occupy the villa again
As soon as the weather Will permit the street
Commissioner will put the streets and drives par
ticular.y the latter in frstcass condition for the
season. The City Council has made liberal APP
preparation for this purpose
Cottages have recently been rented by John II.
Drexel, OF Philadelphia. and by Mrs. Ward Meal
lister Charles D. NJ. Cole and Joel Il. Wolfe. OF
New-York Mrs McAllister will have the Lyman
cottage. which her husband occupied several sea-
sons and Mr. Wolfe will be domiced at the villa
on Beacon Hill owned by John ii. Glover, OF New
York Buchanan Winthrop. OF New-York. has
leased one of the Plnard cottages. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winthrop have been tenants of these cottages ever
since they were built.
Among the arrivals this week were Mrs. c. II.
Baldwin Mrs Potter. wife Of Bishop Potter. Of
New-York; Mrs Paul Dahlgren Mrs. George Col
Inns, Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore. Roger Wetmore; Mrs G. T.
lessor Wa:cott Gibbs. the Misses Lyman and Miss
a. l.. Sears Of Boston.
William F. Davis, superintendent OF the New
port Golf Club. has returned from England - and
Of practice and OF securing an assistant Tor the
local grounds. The latter Will arrive In June The
outlook for golf here next season rs unusually
bright 1t Is not thought that the new polo grounds
\ Mrs W X. vanderbIlt's horses are daily exer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
TIE UEEh ~ B.fLTINOEE SOCIETY.

Baltimore March 30 tSpccian-Monday was a gala
dav I'm The different orsahIzaiions connected Win
Colonial times chapter First o. the 'oiohiAI
DANES OF America met al Mr.. swan FH'ks on
Monday afternoon. Many others ~ Mrs FHcks
friends were invited as We'll the pr 'id'nt ani
several OF the officers OF the Maryland society ~
Colonial Danes OF America. Papers "cr" read re-
lains 10 the early settlement OF the colony 'n
Monday evening the men belonging TO the colonial
Wars society celebrated the anniversary VI the
landing OF calvert and his followers In Mary Do
Tho Colonial Danes and sons and Daughters y
the Revolution were invited. and large reception
was held
on Tuesday Mrs Walter Brooks SAY" suI 10
luncheon in honor o. q friend visiting hcr That
evening the Shakcspcar" club met AT Mrs 'o-
lanno Amos's. Among the members present wore
MIR and Mrs. Noolscy Johnson Colonel ana ne
Misses Johnston. Miss Mcllvain. The Rev J. W VI -
Twain. Captain and Mrs. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs
George Whitelock. William r Branilcy. and sc'-
cral Of the Johns Hopkins professors.
on Wednesday Miss Nirgiuia Atkinson gave a
small afternoon card party. Among her young
friends present were Miss Agnes Cradock. Mrs.
McHcnry. Miss Morris. Miss Lily blackwell. Miss
Barker. Miss May Thompson, Miss Herbert. Ms
party T. f,w friends on The same cyenins
ON Thursday evening the Misses Fowler, Who
have just returned from Atlantic city. save a
card party. Among The guests were Mr. and Mr.
Wilson Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Strothcrs.
MI and Mrs Hall Harris. Mr and Mrs. l}onaparir.
Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Redwood. Nj and Mrs. Davies
Murdoch. AIr and Mr.. David stewart Mr.. and Nj.
Maurice Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall, Emil
Kc;t and Harold Randolph.
The exhibition OF The Maryland Society Of Coz
lOaial Danes VAS held FOR three days this week 81
their rooms In Charlcs-st. Beautiful old silver.
icN elry brOnzcs. bric-a-brac OF Colonial days and
portraits Of departed ancestors made a line AMI
Interesting display. Ola gowns ana ldcos yellow
with age. antique fans and queer out-of-date EN-
brOidcrles also on view.
ON Friday afternoon Mrs. Jencks. or Mount Yer
non Place, gave tea III honor OF her cousin Miss
Cheney.
The invitations are out FOR the wedding OF Miss
Florence Robinson and Mr. McShauc. They VIII
De married by the Cardinal the home % tho
bride on April IL. Miss Minnie Gary ana Air. Henry
james viii be married early Ia April