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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-20

Returning, will leave Hilo at o'clock
p. NJ, touching at Lau pnboehoe, MANU-
kona and Kswsihse same day; Mskens,
Maalaea Bay ant Lsbaina the following
dav; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
OF Tuesdays and Fridays
80 No Freight will he received after
IL noon IN dew ~ sailing.
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Stmr. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander.

viii leave Honolulu Tuesday a. P. NJ,
touching at Kahului Hama Hemoa and
Kipahulu, Msui. Returning rrivss u,
bonuInio sunday mornings
viii call at Nuu, Ksupn, on second TIP
OF each month.
- No Freight vii! ne received after
n. Y. on lsy o. sailing.
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NhhiNsAn
From Hawaii and Maui, per stmr Kinau,
March l9-Volcano: A II Levey and wife,
Mrs PAX Henshsw, Miss Mary crouch, L
n Greeley, Rev Hutchins, Il Peasce and
wife, w Ross Wayports: @ l. Wight,
Capt J A King, Capt Q Kimb,ll, ii Gum,
q A Turner, X 0t.uki, II W Sever nee, w
yannetta, + Kopke, t. Aseu, Il K Hendry,
Rev Il Lewis, PIP Woods, Mrs G X Still
man, A T Atkinson, Akona. DIR NJ kawnda,
A NJ ore, wife and child, Mrs II q Geiger,
q Kaiser, Mrs Wong Tong, 2 children and
servant, Lau Chock, Psng Sang, Ung Ong,
Hip Yung, Y karto, n A Heen, Il Hof-
facksr, ana 226 deck.
DEPARTUREe.
For San Francisco, per S S Australia,
March 20-W T. Brown, II q Campo III and
wife, A II Chaut.r, Miss NJ Cronch, Hon
NJ Damon b X Denbigh. J w Edwards,
Mrs q Il Fairchild a"d daughter, G Free
man, 4 n Greedy, w q Gibson, Rev X q
Hutchins, Mrs Hanshaw, Mr. and Mrs q II
James, Fred Lewis, Mr. ard Mrs Monk Lin
gard. Capt & Matsnn. Mrs V Marsden,
Al Il McNPe, Mrs A Moore and child, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Pesrce, 5 II Selano, Ed
Shaw, Miss A Scbaefer, Mrs Sherey and
child, Christian Sattler, VIM Waterhouse,
J II Winchclr, Mrs II Winchell, Rev
Eric Lewis.
For Maui and Hawaii. per stmr Clau-
dine, March ,g-W Z A Brewer, Y Imai,
DIR Eiger. ] Kamio. w Eassie, Rev L
Yakahashi, Miss Helekunihi and Drum
mond.
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The hawaiian Investment Co.

Makes a speciality of Negotiating and Pro-
curing Loans for Borrowers who are I'M
able TO discount their Notes at the Banks
and who do not care to oblgate them
selves to some friend or acquaintance by
asking his endorsements to their Note.
This Company will make Loans upon
Household Furniture, Pianos, Organs,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages and
Personal Property without removing the
Property from the borrowers possession,
and all business will be conducted on
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL BASIS.
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Married.

KEIKI- KANE-In this city, March 10,
1895. by the Rev. II. II. Parker, at the
residence OF the brides brother, 5. X.
Kane, School street, William keiki to
Rachael Kane.
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Por YOKOHAMA and HONGEORG.
TO, SAN FRANCISCO

sSen,uers OF the above OompanIs, wiii
uaii III Honolulu ON their way from Hong.
Yong and Yokohama to the above port on
or about the following dates:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-20

ARAWA; :. Apr. Il ALAMEDA. Apr. I
MARIPOSA June 9 ARAWA. MAJ 80
ARAWA... July 4 ALAMEDA June n
ALAMEDA. Aug. l MARlPOSA. July %
MARlPOSA. Aug. 20 ARAWA. Aug. %
AkAWA. :. Sept. 20 ALAMEDA.Sept 10
ALAN EDA. Oct "a | MARIPOSA .O"I. II
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Henry Waterhouse
Queen Street.
BACK AGAIN TO WORK.
N. r. BURGESS

6prinklers, Water Tap. ct raw Filing
and all kinds of Tools eh-rpsned, incln"-
ing Carving Knives run Scis,ors; lawn
Nov ers n specia "; slso Setting Glass; in
fact al KINGS 81 lbbn,. WORK ca led ~
and r-tur' cd Enp up i52 Natal T.l"-
phone any Vi" . hef0r- q An llT9t'
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Born.

DAM0N-In Honolulu. March 20. 1895, to
the wife OF Rev. +. w. Damon, a
daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

TWO REPUBLICAN EDITORS TO BE TRIED
BY COURT MARTIAL.

RIGID PRESS CENSORSHIP IN FoRcE-wHY THE
MINISTRY REsIGNED-wILL CANovAs
DEL CASTILLO BE PREMIER?
Madrid March lS.-Queen Regent Christina
received General Campos la.e this afternoon. lie
reported that all was quiet in the city. and ne
was confident that the officers would not seek
further revenge upon the newspapers. After
General Campos left the Palace the Queen
Regent gave an audiepce to the presidents Of
the Chambers.
Paris March lS.--The editors of the Repubiican
journals. Ideal" and "Juscla," in Madrid, will
be tried by court-nIarta for dcnouncing the Of
nccrs who attacked the newspaper offices. A
rigid censorship Of press matter Is in force IN
Madrid It is necessary to send tho most i'm
portant news by mail to Bayonne. whence 1t is
dispatched by telegraph. \ message forwarded
thus last night SAYS that the officers Of the
Madrid garrison wcrc still intensely excited.
The newspapers expected ~ be attacked. and
most Of the Offices were barricadcd and armed
on Saturday evening eel Pals" had n guard
Of armed civilians. Strong bodies of police were
placed 50 as to be- at hand for action in case
any of the principal offices should be attacked
The officers and many Of the soldiers gathered
in the streets all day. and uttered threats against
the editors. Several efforts were made to in
timidatc even the foreign correspondents The
"lmparcIa.' has denounced the War Minister
freely It is said that Selor Sagasta blames him
for his lack Of energy in dealing with the rioters
The Temps" has this dispatch from Madrid:
The Queen Regent showed extreme annoyance
when senior Sagasta explained 10 her tn" causes OF
the crisis Tho Chambers VIII not SIT again b"forc
tho creation OF tho new Ministry tn" queen re
gent wanted Martinez de Campos to form the Min
istry. in order that the estimates might be- voted
by the present Congress. CanOvas del CASTILLO
fl. tf,,f- a
TO return to iowcr.
London. March lS.-A dispatch from Madrid to
The Pan Mall Gazette" says that the rtsiena-
ti,n Of the Cabinet arcs" from a diff"r"nc" "i
opinion among the Ministers az 10 tn" method of
proceeding against the newspapers Whlch nave
attacked tho Army. Despite the decision ~ IN"
Supreme Court I'm favor Of procedure" under the
Press law General Lopez Dominique. Minister ot
War insisted that the Cabinet should i@sGc a de-
c',r recurring the Offending editors 10 be- trled
hy cpuit-martal. This VA opposed 10y all IN"
civil Ministers. and the differ'nc" became - pro-
u.uueol that Premier SagAs'a declared II inppa-
sihlc f.r the cabinet - exist further III harmony.
T.. Ministry. therefore resigned.
Washington. Mluh IS Minister Taylor has
,ahl.l the state Department a confirmation "i
th. u,vs thu. the Government has resigned ana
that Camuos has been appointed Captain-Henrrdl
80 Madrid. and says that the new Government
WI probably j." under Cdn"Vas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
CARROLL d. URIGHTS VIEWS.
HE Is HEARTILY IN FAVOR or THE LABOR COM
MISSION BILL.

HE IS HEARTILY N FAVOR or THE LABOR CON"
MISSION BILL"
Carroll D. Wright Labor Commissioner was III
tho CITY Cor a few hours yesterday. before s'aruhs
for the West Mr. Wright feels highly pleasea 'hae
there are no great strikes in the country JUST now
such as caused so much distress last summer no
does not expect any labor uprising o. Importance.
He SAYS business is picking up. and he hnds men
corteniod in their work. Mr.. Wright says reas'
surfing repors have come in from several places IN
the country where employers have voluntarily
raised wages This is a sure sign OF improvement
in business one % Mr.. Wright's hobbies is Dill
which was before the last Congress. and VIII come
No in the next to authorize the establishment OF =
labor commission. one objection to the measure -
tina, IT, passage would entail great expense upon
the Government. As this Mr.. Wright SAID
Il don't doubt that IL would be expensive but mo
results would be worth the expense. count UP the
darrace dore by a great strike and compare IL Win
ne cost OF the commission. and see the difference.
Mr. Wr!ght hopes the bill pass the nexe
Congress He thinks that the worklnSmen would
be more likely 70 submit 10 arbitration " they
knew they were safely represented on the board
this bill provides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
a HAPPY VETERAN.
CFrom the Ithaca. n. Y, Democrat,

From the Ithaca. " Y, Democrat,
The Democrat reporter loon a., eho lives on
au's, maI ~ farm, about one mile from Varha, -
whom much had been said. When fouhu "e WIN
the following story: III ar II was at
tho hattie Of Gettysburg that | received q" 1sth
jury to my back. vas A member o 90 from
Regiment. N. Y. S: " never 60 crow worse.
the injury and in fact, continued 10 growM %ogar
I became affected with rumbness. wnich yss 49,
in one of my toes and slowly extendeu apo' onr
hips. had dull pain at the s osse and had
double vision | also had severe pam , -,
side that made 1t difficult to draw ione lam:
About twelve years ago my ooI ,red the best
such that | was unable TO work trie1 .ne ia.
nhvsicans They gave up my case one s.,'I.
There is no hope for you ana so Cetfing
said: There Is no USE tc take Linz various
no help from physicians | began tahine ,ino T
medicines recommended fer such Ills de- .n,a
expended a great deal OF money put tInoa +
little or no benefit Then. Tor long t aiacttr,c
used an electric battery and also an eleI.,ss ~
belt paving think, for the latter, s9o, anu 80
there was no Improvement AT last cou'u ~
walk except by holding on TO renee nc, W feet
s,Inport and hardly being able to htt my ieeS
Arclt this tirre | heard u lrisHu , Wmv 90,
been greatly benefited by tie use Of Or Wi ma I
Pink Pills for Pale People sent 70 m, MN he bagan
boxes and much to my surprise ana Joy, n
70 grow better ! seEt for more ana ! no
ticed that I gradually grew stronger DOM ~
mind and body. Before that ny rnihd "as 80.
in a confused state, but t now became ceaie,:
NV oversight grew bette, the pam AT tne pass VI
nv neck returred Joss frequently, and was less
severe: the neuralgia that had made Ire pnr-
den began to disappear. and the attacks, which a
used to last six weeks, were soon OF shor' uus
ton: the numbness in my back decreased sia ~.
aIly and to-day car walh numoer OF ",,e ne
with no support but my cane. ana get up anu
down stairs with e:se ,.s ~.
The reporter although impressed with .ns
truthfu,ness of Mr.. Freese's statements esksu
hin, II he VAS willing TO make oath 10 tne.r cor,
rectness and he most emphatical!y said l.S;
and subsequently did 50 before MI Sd't'"'i Dc
Gress a Notary Pubic. , o,
Dr Wn'iams' Pink Pills for Pale Peop'e con
tain in a condensed firm. all the clements hetess
cary 10 give new life and richness 10 the piooo
and restore shattered nerves. They are On uli
falling specific for such diseases as locono,u,r
atay!a martial paralysis. ST. Nituss dance sclau
ca NEURALGIA rheumatism. nervous headacne tne
after effects of Ia grippe, palpitation OF the neat
nolc and sallcw compilations. that ured ,ee'ihs
resulting from nervous prostration; on DISEASES
resulting from v!tiated humors in the p0ou,
inch as 50 rofula chronic erysipelas. etc Ihey
are ais, a specific for troubles peculiar 10 le,
males such suppress.ons irreguiarItsS, an, ~,
All forms IF weakness They may be had OF All
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
A TRIBUTE OF SCIENCE.
synopsis of Most Remarkable Lecture De-
Uvrr-d Before the Ninth Medical Congress.
by DIR. \. l.. 4. ToboIdt, Of the University
of Pennsy lVania.

The famous fountain of health AT Carlsbad. In
Bohemia which has been the refuge Of invalids
for five centuries. Is certainly we'll worthy OF
careful study. My experience with this remedial
agent has been such that | may truly say that
no remedy which | ever employed has given me
much pleasure and profit as this particular
one Selecting number of chronic hypochon-
dracs, whose Affections have baflied all my pre-.
v.ous efforts. as my subjects. | was truly aston
ished To note that. although 70 rigid diet was
prescribed. and only limited amount Of exercise
was INDUCED in. ] obtained most remarkable re-
sults-the complexion even after a weeks use be-
gan 10 clear up. the step became more firm and
elastic. and. what was more, the entire host u
hypochondriacal complaints seemed to vanish like
mist
Many limitations OF the genuine imported Carls-
bad Waters and Carlsbad Sprudei Salt are being
sold here by druggists and others The genuine
article IL bottled under the supervision OF the city
Of Carlsbad. and has the seal of the city and the
sigma ,ure OF "Eisner x Mendels,n Co." sole
agents for the L. s.. NewYo-k. on cve.y bottle.
All others are worthless limitations.
DR.. Tobold,'s lecture. with table Ct cases treat
ed will be mailed to any address upon application
to the agents Of the Carlsbad Spring. Eisner =
Mendelson Co., l52 Franklin street. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
SECRETARY HERBERT SPEAKS IN PHIlA-
DELPHIA.

Philadelphia, March h.-The iihornian Society OF
phfladnlnhia observed the birthday OF the patron
saint Of ireland by giving its l2ith annual dihh'l
this evening at the Continental Hotel, with ." o.
a.. .<.,..,. ord q score or more Of distinguished
guests present Mayor Stuart. the president % me
soc.cty presided at the dinner. ana some OIL the
leading citizens Of Philadelphia were seated h'o"hi
him. Tho principal guest of the evening was Ii"-
airy L. Herbert. Secretary Of tn" Navy. lTeIiii-
ir,rr ~ tho ,,.,orqos 20 the toasts the pros
cntation by the society to the city OF Phldd"phii
of oil painting Of COmmodor" John H'rly' one
of the Revolutionary heroes Of ne nled ota'gS'
The presentation speech was maze Dy H,n,i1i p
Clair Mulhoand. pension agent o. y na,i,ii'i i
After the presentation Of the portrait thr
Of St Patrick and Washington were "funk' an
then Secretary Herbert responded To the ioaS' o'
The United States" The other toastS VIZ r.
sponded TO bv Philadolphians. and were as follow.
ireland" j. Duross oBrcn; renRRsyiN%nIa,
James NJ Beck: "philadclphla MdHpi- =,
Charles f. Warwick, The IrtSs' rJ lanes .o W..
King. city editor Of The Phadephia FfeSS ,c DI
Sister Societies" the Rev Or. Henry - -'''''"
president Of the Scotch-Irish Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
IAN At SrLZEE's PARE

A section Of the Ancient order %. lb'i ''''7 "''
forth from O'Clock in the afternoon yesterday Il
law mas, thar hour this morning in suffers Haf-
lem River Park and Casino. One-hundf"i- aii-t"'"-
ty-seventh-st. and Seconi-ave. The afternoon i'''
OF the festival consisted OF athletic contests Tor
which gold and silver medals and prizes % ca-l
were awarded. The attraction OF IN 'f p'i"''
downtown kept the crowds away during tee earlier
hours. but the games Nent OBJ. Ey o'!,'k i'c
crowds that had been vicwirs ;he ;ardi" began n"
arrive ana az O'Clock the sidewalk about %"
main door &C tne Casino vas Sled W!t1 people Vt-
ING to get into he hail.
Dancing began At oci9ck hcioIc ne march D.
@eraIG Father Sheehy. Alderman J"rolomau AMI
Aldermen Brown. Dwyer and DlI'cn should m4No
.ifresscs Father ~no"hy made a f." t'uafts.
In, thc mmcnse crowd could not b. controlled AMI
his voic. was drowned in The dIn. The o,acr in'n
did not attempt 90 speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
POLI1TCIL ODDS AND ENDS
rorSclIs RErALrAToaY SCHEME

kpES'lIS lt.IALINI'"h - il'-Hi-
.. ga. ..,,,.... r.,,,y.,.- .... r.t..rI,-t ALLY
4-'' i''' '''-''
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''''' '''''' ,...t Cd.
marshals "h' Itr ai'irh"i 20 ih" ''" I'.''.
.r.c' courts ll- created s'tr .n I1"in-"' '.''''
al ..,. So. ,.,t anil fresu.u..fs ~ Dem .rf.ff r
o.. ...,,.,,,..,.. t...rt,...
''''@' esp .'''' ''' "' 49,. ...-
were excited BASE evening .''i ii' H''' '
il.f... l,o..rr w.o.. tatoiItr fnIr-hHl was Do"
.,..t ....,.i... t,. .,I,.-r.i o.
HiSl H.'. ''' i''''' ,
fI.Il'n-t trIs .ir. %. i'fft.. ''fi i.' -I'-'' .'
,....,..r 3D.. ,,.r e.; .f.- Ittf1.I. ar. a,p,int.!
D......... ...o., A.
JON" 5000 ih.i' % i'.i .'''.''+ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
MIR. rAssErr oN DIR. rAnKnrnsTs REMARK

Ex-senator j. Soat Fassott. who has taken "a 'e1d-
ing part In the anti-l'latt movement, met many
friends az the Fifth Avenue Iiotel last evening.
n. ex-senator wa exceedingly good natur'd over
Dr Parkhurst's recent remark that the "I"Xow
Committee was worse than the Fdssett Committee
Mr.. FAsscu joined heartily In tho laugh when
followed "a repetition Of the doctors quaint reference
TO the results Of the two investigating committees,
and then he said fdcctiOusly:
4 have been in hopes that tn" Doctor would come
to recognize the good work done 10y the Fass"tt
Committee and pass come Kind OF an cncomum on
the way IL uncdrihcd fraud ana rascahty her" III
NcW-YOrk. but. after al, I'Now and have. neither
Of as. much to expect from the generation Tor
whose welfare We laboTcd. We are Ike the martyrs
burned at the stake TO iliumne the pathway OF
hlman nrOg..as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
MATTERS BIDDING FOR POLTCS CONTRACT

Police Commissioner Andrews. as chairman OF tho
Committee Repairs and Supplies. has Invited
bids for supplying the department with summer
he NETS FOR patrolmen. Several hatters sent sample
helmets 20 Mr. Andrews office yesterday. and
commissioners Andrews and k"rwin will inspect
the samples and recommend to the board which
hat is best adapted for the patronen The hat
tiers who have bid for the contract are Dlckerson
4 Brown Speman. Young French. Lester. Simis
and Knox Commissioner Andrews proposes that
every bidder shall have fair opportunity. and
that no favortism shall be shown. The patrolmen
usually don heir summer helmets on the police
parade day in the latter part OF May. There 10
A Lively competition among the hatters named Tor
the contract TO make the police helmets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
A CONCERT IN AID OF CUBAN INDEPEN
pENCE

4 concert was given last night at the Brunswick
by Miguel Castellanos. under the auspices ofAthe
ladies' club. "Hjas de Cuba" There were about
four hundred persons present The receipts went
to aid the cause OF Cuban Independence. The pro-
gramme which was made up of recitations and
musical numbers was interpreted by +. SchIllIng
jr Mrs. Antona de Miranda, NJ. Castellanos Miss
Viola Pratt, Miss Elizabeth r. Doney and Miss
Leopoldina TrajIllo Gonzalo Quesada. whose wife
IL president OF the club. delivered address deal
Ing with Cuban affairs and prospects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Rome March S.-Signor Baccelli. Minister OF
Public Instruction, proposes that l25.GO lire be
spent yearly TO restore the Coliseum.
London March lS.-The American loan opened
and closed to-day at per cent premium.
Berlin March is-The Cologne Gazette" saws
that General Won Werder Will soon retire from the
post OF German Ambassador to Russia. IL Is re-
ported that he will be succeeded by Count Herbert
Bismarck
Ottawa March lS.-It Is evident that the Cana
dian Government has little hope that the Imperial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
SENATOR VOORHEES, WOULD BE A CANDI-


ae friends OF Senator NJ. Voorhees,. OF New
Jersey have been urging him TO declare himself
relative 10 the GOVernOrshp. The nomination VIII
be made In a Few months. and admirers OF the
Young Senator desire to have him nominated. In
I'll the present time he has refused to say whether
or not he would accept the nomination. but last
evening THE Journal" Of Elizabeth, Republican.
contained an interview with him In which he shli:
II viii accept the nomination II II be honorably
rendered TO me. ,.. l.,
MIR Voorhees, Is chairman Of the committee IN
vcstigating the affairs Of the STAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
FOR 4 SHIP CANAL TO THE LANES
WARMER MILLER pIscrSSINd THE PRoJECT WIFE
CANADIAN CAPITALISTS REASONS
t,,,u rAN9pI\G IT

Montreal. March ls-EX-Senator warner MINT
~ Ncw-York b. in Montreal for the purpose OF
discussing with Canadian capitalists the mp canal
scheme 10 connect the port OF New-fork Win the
Grett Lakes IL considers that the proposed cana
IL. u necessitv II the wheat-growers OF Minnesota
and the Dako;as and Of IN" Canadian Northwest
Ar. going 10 compete successfully win Russia ana
irl, h. argues they must have the cheapest io,
slH', freight to the seaboarl lie does NOT 'hlh"
!. ,h,t such 4 canal would injure the railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
TO DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FROM ENGLAND.
GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONER To sAH. FOR

\ tINII!NNINT NINETJNIIt y 0ftI' TT
NEWTOUNDLAND THIS WEEK
- johns. y F. March Is oSpecaD.-The Cover
nor M, received dispatch from Lord I;ipon MT
m,tln, that Sir Herbert Murray will sail on Thurs
ity fer Newfoundland as a commissioner TO inquire
INFO the existing distress AMI 70 supervise the eN-
p.rJitur. o. money 20 b. gent by the Brl'i'h Gov
>, i,,r ., 49,. COLONY bat only temporary r'llet
,,rnh,hly i'm view u prospective conf '1'rlu)n.
sir William WhiteWay - stll seriously H. OUT u u
hop.I THAI tho worst g past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
me UEITHER EEPORE
FAIR AND WESTERLY WINDS.


Washington March l>-The barom"ter continues
usually low the lower -. LaHr"nc" Valley. and .
second depression - central over Northern Texas The
barometer has fallen the southern States and in tho
ohio and Lower Missouri valleys and 1t has risen from
New England westward Minnesota II Is warmer. ex-
c.pt from Northern New England westward to Mime
so.a where /, slightly colder. Fair weather continues.
in the Central Mississippi
valley and the Southwest
Generally fair weather Will continue IN the Atlantic
ard the lake regions and light showers are in
dictated FOR the Southwest.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New England fair weather; brs, and high west
erly winds diminishing force; change in tempers-
For Eastern NewYork. Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jer-
Soy and Delaware fair. westerly winds stationary tenn
perature.
For the District ~ Columbia. Maryland and Virginia,
fair but cloudy and threatening the evening westerly
winds. shifting southeast slightly Virginia
For West Virginia fair; winds shifting sasterly.
tonlry temperature.
For Western N,N-York. tiir; westerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania. fair; winds shifting 10 cast
erly.
For Ohio. fair winds shifting to easteriy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

ENTERTAINMENTS IN HONOR or THE SAINT.
The large hall OF De Ia Sale institute. No l''
West -eighh-st, was filed last night with the
friends and relatives of the students Of The COM
mercal Department. who went to the celebra-
ton OF the birthday Of Irelands Patron Saint An
interesting programme, consisting of songs. reel
tatons and instrumental music was given. and was
ended with debate on whether Christian Nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
FRIENDS or IRELAND AT DINNER.

The friends OF ireland met at Rogers rs
taurant in Park Place last night and held
their fifteenth annual celebration OF -. rat
rick's Day. Nearly 100 men d'ncd an" h"n d"
good time James a. O'GormAn preSide". "'
tables were decorated with shamrocks' WINE ""'l
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