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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

by the glowing charcoal, as sociable as you
why don't you let the boy come in and
get warmT" said The Star man, pointing to
little Roma"
Sure, and If did there wouldn't be a
paynur left on the shtand." replied this
Giacomo, whose name was O'Flaherty and
who nailed from the county Clare.
I'VE see. the regular copper on this beat
has been transferred and thin young div
Ills on the square haven't got afraid av the
new man yit; they would steal the pennies
off a dead mans eyes if he wasn't looking.
Oh. that other copper was darlirt The
byes wor afraid death av him and
the diyil a one av thin would lift paynut
Begorrah, I've seen him chase a crowd av
Til to the Cspitoi and give every one a
rap wild his billy till the young rascal
couldn't sit down for a week.
why, how did he happen to take such
good Ss.Fe Of, Your standg
''Sure,f1 made 1t an object to him. said
Gacomo. with a wink. There wor pay
nuts and figs whinever he passed, not to
shpeak of the basket of bananys and or
anges which he took home livery Saturday
night for the ould woman and the childer.
And he knew everybody. too. One day he
was shtanding. there eating foine Cali
forny peach 1 had saved for him, whin up
walked an illigant looking gentleman.
''Gmme a niokel's worth of goobers,'
SEE ne.
'''Of what@ seq l.
"'Of goohers,' seq he.
"'Go long wild yez,' SEE l. and shtop your
foolin''
81 am not foolin'.' SEE he; I want some
goobers.'
We'll. yez better go where your COOLERS
grow SEE l, and with that the man whit
away.
"'Whist, OFlaherty' SEE the copper,
don't We know who that Is?
NO nor / don't care, either: he can't
make shport av me in my own place, SEE /.
Well that's a Congressman from Geor-
gy.' seq he and he wanted some paynuts;
they call EN- COOLERS in Georgy.'
THE next day / saw the gentleman pass
up to the Capitol and he looked black at
me- but / shtepped up to him and SEE, Beg
gin your honor's pardon, but / have got
thin COOLERS yez was asking for. Wild
that he laughed and bought some, and now
he stops every day and gets nickerS
worth. except when he has his bye along,
and then he gets 10 cents worth"
Strained Relations.
The cordial relations between policemen
ard fruit stand men. however, sometimes
become strained. When Henry Lavinsky,
the keeper Of the 14th street fruit stand
was tried In the Police Court a few days
ago he caused some merriment when he
said the prosecution against him was the
result of spite because he had put a stop
to the eating of pears by a hungry SER
geant. This remark was passed by the
court almost unnoticed. Certainly Ii play
ed no part in the courts judgment in the
case. But to those acquainted with the re-
lations existing between the vender and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Death Of Charles S. Hill.

Mr.. Charles S. Hill died yesterday at his
apartments in the Milton, on H street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. He had been
ill for sc me days past from heart trouble,
ard his death was not unexpected. He
leaves a wife and several children. Fun
eral services will be held at the chapel in
Oak Hill cemetery on Monday at II o'clock
The deceased, for a number of years held
a position in the State Department He
w:.<; specially interested In statistics. and
vas looked upon as an expert. lie was the
secretary of the National Statistical As
sceiation, the headquarters of which were
in this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

Thomas DePuy. a prominent lawyer of
Seattle, Wash. was found dead in the
Golden West Hotel 1T San Francisco yes
terday. A deep bruse over his left eye
told the story of a sand bag or fall.
Lady Florence Dixie of England has be-
come president of the Ladies' Foot Ball
Club, which is organized under the London
rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Extending the Civil Service Law.

The President has approved rule plac-
ing superintendents of post office stations
throughout the country in the classified
service. The order takes effect imme
diately There are 126 of these offices in
the United States, and the appointment of
the superintendent is delegated to post
masters. Their salaries range from $1,000
to $500 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

The sixteen republican Senators of New
Jersey held a caucus at Trenton last night,
and fixed upon a slate which will prevail
at the organization of the senate when the
legislature convenes next Tuesday. The
result was the nomination of Stokes for
president of the senate by unanimous vote.
H. Il. Robinson of Railway, the candidate
of Senator Voorhees, of Union, received the
nomination for secretary Of the senate, and
A. S. Church of Middlesex was nominated
for assistant journal clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Doesn't Apply to Cops.

Doesn't Apply 10 SOps.
THE Lord helps those who help them
selves, but the Lord help the man who
helps himself to these peanuts" So reads
g. conspicuous sign over an open bag or
peanuts at a fruit stand on a prominent
corner in this city. The name of the mer-
chant and the exact location Of his stand
are suppressed for the good business rea-
son that the place is not advertised. Inc
owner admitted to Star reporter last
night that the warning did not apply to
policemen. They were exempt he ex-
planned, for purely business reasons. Police
Inen would stop on their rounds for snort
chat, take a handful OF peanuts, an apple
or an orange, whichever was handiest. and
then move on. They never thought or
paying for what they took in this way.
and the dealer in question said he mad
never deemed it advisable to call attenT
ton to the omission. An effort was made
by a Star man to obtain further informa-
ton this subject, but with poor success.
He invested hard-earned money at several
street stands and tried his best to cajoie
the proprietors into confession. All were
eloquent in praise of the excellence of
their stock and its cheapness, but so far as
their relations with the guardians OF the
peace are concerned they displayed a power
Of reticence and evasion uneQualed by the
most ckilled diplomat of the State Depart
Inent. The large stand on G street near
18th street offered fine field for investi-
cation. Tropical fruit and nuts of all
kinds were openly displayed in profusion.
The Star man bought five cents worth of
pe anuts. The bag was full, open ard I'M
protected, and seemed to be a big tempta-
ton to the transfer crowd that gathers on
tfis corner. The dealer half-grown
boy, who appeared TO be stupefied by cold
or the want CT sleep. People take lots of
ycGr peanuts without paying?' said the
reporter in his most insinuating manner,
pointing to the open bag.
Tree dollar" said the boy, In an alb
stracted way.
do you lose So on each bag of peanuts?"
asked the reporter.
What you WANT" responded the half
CaZed dealer.
Il suppose the policemen take most of
them persisted the reporter. The boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
MOONsHINERs KILLED.
Sheriff JenkfRgs and n Posse Capture
the Still.


Sheriff H. L. Jennings with two deputy
marshals and a large posse of assistants.
made desperate raid on lnoonshine still
sixteen miles from Clinton, Van Buren,
county, Ark, last Wednesday night, and
succeeded in killing two of its operators
and capturing the still. The posse crept
up to within a short distance of the place
before their presence was discovered.
Though taken unawares. the moonshiners
lets flew in every direction. Putnam, the
leader of the moonshiners, was shot
through the head and fell dead on the
ground His nephew, boy seventeen
years of age, tumbled over next and died
soon afterward. Two moonshiners were
captured and one escaped.
Not one OF the posse was seriously
wounded, though Sheriff Jennings had a
narrow escape from death. The officers ar
rived at Little Rock with the two prison.
erS yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Contest in the Ashland, KY, Distric,

Congressman-elect William c. Owens
filed his answer yesterday afternoon to
Judge Denny's notice of contest 1t is
long document, and charges general fraud
at various voting places in Fsyette county,
KY. Judge Denny gave notice that he
would take the der ositions of 143 republic
cans and democrats on Monday, which
would disprove allegations made in Owens
answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Naval Orders.

Surgeon j. d. Parker has been ordered to
duty in connection with the congressional
committee on the Fords Theater disaster,
relieving Medical Director d. II. Kidd.
who will take the place of Medical Direc-
tor Michael Bradley on the naval exam
lining board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

The United States grand jury at Phoenix,
Arz is considering the charge of venality
against Governor l.. c. Hughes
In climbing a ladder on the Pennsylvania
railroad station at Jersey City yesterday
Frank Murphy lost his footing and grasped
live electric wire to save himself. He
was instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
Down Goes the Gold Reserve.

.Advices from the subtreasury at New
York state that s2,3tU,O0O in gold was with
drawn yesterday for export, which leaves
the true amount Of the gold reserve $751;,
0ii,3I0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
An Announcement.

Herbert Haggath of Alaska has been ap-
pointed assistant United States attorney
for the district of Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05
III!
AYERS CHERRY WORLDS Fair
PICTORIAL.
PRIZE MEDAL MEDAL AND
WORLDS FAIR. DIPLOMA
Awarded
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral
For
Throat and
Lung -~>
Complaints.

IF YOU ARE NERVOUS OR DYSrEPTIC TRY
Oarter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes YOU
nervous. end NERVOUSNESS makes you dyspeI;tic;
either renders you miserable, and these little
pills cure both.
IF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and use that old and Mell-tred .emedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teethine.
1t soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarhoea. IS cents a bottle. se10-1y
The best regulator Of the digestive organs and
the best appetizer known is DIR. Siegerts Angostura
Bitters. Try It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

policemen the remark recalled the fact
that the Italian peanut stands, according
to common report, furnish many a police
man with peanuts. fruit and cheap candy.
Not only do some of them take what they
eat on their beats, but they fill their
pockets. and 1t is suspected that their fam
HES have been supplied In this way. There
were more peanut stands here several years
ago than there are now, although the push
cart men and storekeepers make total of
Just many places.
These places. as 4 rule are conducted by
foreigners. principally Italians and Greeks.
and mary of them have done business In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

not He had his share of peanuts and was
made so sick that he. came near losing MS
life and now he has Sworn of.
A matter which might act so disestronsly
10 policeman was believed to be mat
Ter for serious investigation, and Star re-
pCrters have looked into the combination
of policemen and peanuts with some start
ling results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15


morrow night.
Court bunalilo will meet on
Thursday evening.
John Emmeluth has won his
sll5O suit against John Cook.
The arrival of the Bennington
this morning makes business men
feel good.
Raymond F. w, OIL, American,
has sworn fidelity to the Hawai-
ian constitution.
watch for the 1896 BEAUTIES
II. E. Walker, agent for the Clevc-
land wheel requests.
1t is to your interest to rote
the lines of merchandise especial
ly handled by Castle & Cooke.
The assailant in the Brown case
was member of the military and
the assailed of the Citizens
Guard.
The rainfall on Hawaii for the
month of September ranged from
2.27 inches at Waimea to % so at
Olaa.
A prominent royalist and a gov
eminent official had an alteration
IN Notes restaurant last night.
No bones broken.
Workmen are engaged in put
ting in shelving and fixtures for
the Wall-NichoIs Company in the
New Republic building.
Kalswe was arrested this morn
ing for malicious mischief in the
third degree. Also w. r. John
son for being drunk and disorder
ly.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and 80 cents per night 81, and
VI 20 per week.
On the trial of the Pedro case
this morning a witness testified
that one of the epithets used in
the progress of the row was: "You
are J.. q. cannibal."
Aa, alias Kamaukoli, was SEN
fenced to thirty days on the reef
Yesterday afternoon by Judge
Perry for stealing demijohn of
vinegar valued at 81.
Thereare about bakers dozen
OF Chinese actors to be released
from the quarantine station today
three of whom are said to be stars
OF the first magnitude.
l.. B. Kerr has received by the
Australia a new line of Scotch
glnghams, white and cream
crepons and white cotton duck
for ladies' and children dresses. II
Corporal johnson Of Company
F., on guard at Nuuanu stream =,
arrested Lee Tai this morning for
crossing that turbulent river with.
out permit. Lee Tai put up $50
cash bail for his appearance to-
morrow.
Judgments have been recorded
in the District Court in favor of
j. j. Sullivan against George
Rosa for $1S 81 on three notes
and interest and in favor of Hopp
d Go. against W H. Thornton by
default for S77.l0.
We take it all back about the
Star coming out at noon.
Venus Was visible at twelve
o'clock today and anyone is ex-
cusable for following the example
of the Goddess of Love. How
ever, she is overshadowed by the
moon which is in the zenith above
her; just as the Star is oversh--:
bnt ub ~ n mich Tho ,o,,nol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

NON"9
Capt. Tim Murray's company
drilled last night.
Special meeting Of the Ameri-
can League tonight.
Chas. W. Booth and William
Henning both have new daughters.
The Mikahala resumes active
service today leaving at o'clock.
Everybody is talking about the
improved BULLETIN. Merit will
tell.
A number of new stalls have
been placed in the fish market
this week.
The electric lighting arrange
ments at the Y. M. g. A. building
call forth general praise.
Charles Hammer is again con
fined to his home with 4 serious
relapse of his old complaint
Sam Levey is going into the
commission business, with pre-
ference for handling coffee.
One hundred tons of coal was
loaded into the schooner Moi Wa
hine before 2 o'clock yesterday.
Wilder Steamship Company
stockholders got dividend today
and should be correspondingly
happy.
The coaling of the Olympia
gives employment to about thirty
five men, besides a number of
teams.
Storekeeper John Toms of the
Make Sugar Company is enjoy
ing the pleasures of city life for a
few days.
1t is none too soon to commence
practicing for that foot ball game
on Thanksgiving day, if we are to
have good one.
T. b. Murray is going to build
a house for himself at Makiki,
and w. r. Sims is going to do
the same at Kalihi.
The contractors for the cement
pavement of the fishmarket eX-
pect to have the job completed by
the middle of next week.
Seattle Beer is a mild and refresh
ing drink. 1t will create flesh
and generally improve the system.
On draught at Criterion.
Since the wholesale arrests of
young hoodlums, the business Of
stealing coal on the waterfront
has materially decreased.
Tt-Bits says that lovely woman
leads the world. She used smoke
less powder for ages before men
ever thought of adopting it.
DR. Cooper will remove his office
to the Cartwright premises on the
corner of Emma and Beretania
streets about the first of the
! month.
A. W. Keech, experimenting
engineer of the l. |. s. n. Co.,
has been under the weather for
some time, but still sticks to his
work.
Il. B. Murray has put on record
a thirty-year lease to his premises
on King street from j. |. Dowsett.
The lease calls for 17-lO0ths Of
an acre.
About 300 people enjoyed the
band concert at Emma Square
last night but there were no en-
cores. One piece on the program
was omitted.
An English silk hat consigned
to President Cleveland has been
sold by auction in New York, as
the customs duties ON it were not
Forthcoming.
Lieutenant Kenake is now ad-
jutant of the first regiment, and
Company b will have to hold an
election in the near future to elect
another first lieutenant in his
place.
CURLING is being laid all around
the new fish-market. There is
some talk of enclosing the build
ing to keep the dust out, but this
will not be necessary after the
streets around the market are
once properly graded.
The human hand found yestsr-
day at All Was house on Mauna-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15
The Midday Star,

The Midday Star was seen this noon
A flirting with the crescent moon
Aud to the public seemed to say:
'Just zee tho light / give by day"
ZERO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15
RIDDLE No. g..

m of wrongs the staid impeacher,
And the public is my teacher;
m the fellow that is giving you this rhyme
For my readers are my labOrS,
~ my nerS and al my acighbors',
Yes, it's all tie ne,rs you get for half dime.
ZERO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15
To Let.

A SMALL COTTAGE OF Two ROOMS,
~ Bath, &C., centrally situated, suitable
for two gentlemen. Apply to
DIR, JOHN ). MCGREW,
l26.lw Hotel Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15
RIDDLES FOR OUR READERS,

Twill Give You All Pleasant Smile,
To Read and Ponder Thorn
Awhile.
RIDDLE MOL.
I'm the center of creation,
I'm the bulwark of the nation,
I'm the chief OF heavenly twinklers lin nv
mind
I'm the malihinIs ticker,
I'm at boiler plate no sticklcr,
I'm toady that don't hop like Marsden's
kind.
RIDDLE No. ..
I'm not my own creation,
l'm a-trying TO scOld the nation,
IN the purest English 5cribbler OF the day
I'm all feathers, froth and fussings,
Full of Inconsistent cussngs,
IN long and short-tailed kicker with q
bray.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-02-22

MEADvILLE, Pa, Feb. 10. -An explo-
sion of natural gas today wrecked the store
and dwelling Of George H. Cutler, 81.
George II. Cutler, sr., was killed, and
George II. Cutler, jr., aged I6; Mrs. Cut
Ter and Kate Strack. domestic, we're Sc.
riously injured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-02-22
The Willamette Valley.

The Great Northern Bulletin is
splendidly gotten up monthly journal,
OF 81. Paul, Nina, and is sent out by
the railroad company Of the name men
asssd. In its special fruit edition il has
the following pleasant writeup of this
valley:
The Willamette, or Wallamet, is the
river OF western Oregon. II is navigable
from Portland, So miles TO Corvallis. and
in high wafer 10 Eugene, 10 miles.
Falls, - feet high. At Oregon City, are
passed by = system OF locks. Il drains 3
valley OF :. 500 square milcs, or nearly
), 5,oo0, 600 acres in extent. This valley is
the best settled section OF the Pacific
Northwest. From northern 10 southern
limit il Is a succession Of orchards whose
blossoms perfume the air as early as
March. The valley is also noted for
wheat and hops. In addition 90 cereals
il grows nearly everything RAISED in any
part OF the United States, except tropical
fruits. On the west rise the CoAs; range
Of mountains. on the east the Cascades,
making il SCENIC locality. The prziries
are insersIersed with streams horiered
with timber, and lead mp into the heavy
forests OF the mountains. Portland. un-
surpassed IN scenic beauty and pre-eni-
nsn, in It's wealth, il i2 miles from the
mouth OF the Willamette, but reached
by the largest ocean sseanlsrs-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-02-22
Washington Letter.
fFsa cur resx.aE Correspondent
wAsutssrsE, Feb. II iSs5.

Senator Hill stated the financial sin-
alton in nutshell when he said OF ths
Presidents lz.t special messoge: at un-
load. the resi- onsitiiitY on Congress
President Cleveland alter weeks Of nego-
,iaiions could do no better than 10 get
an offer Of gold to be paid Tor in thirty
year per cent coin bonds. at = price
which makes the bonds carry interest at
the rate OF So per cent, although the
same men expressed = willingness 10
furnish gold for al unlimited amount
OF per cen, gold bends. The President
had this offer more li.sn 3 week ago. but
he held il in aheysnee until the House
defeated the bill providing for , per cen,
gold bonds.
Whether Congress aeis or refuses TO
&C. i, is generally believed that The pres.
ent bond issue will have the effect oI
greatly iesseniug The probability Of an
extra session OK Congress The Presi-
den. and Secretary Carlisle believe tina.
getting the sold for these bonds abooad
will be highly beneficial to the Treasury
and that NJ further bond issnes will be
necessary. unless there shall be some
unexpected turn OF affairs.
The Senate adopted the smsname
to the consular and diplomAti. bill ap-
propriating $500. 600 10 start the work
OF laying 4 cable TO Hawaii and author
Iziag the President TO csEiraci for the
entire work. With The exception
Of Senators Butler, Cal, Gorman, Hill
Morgan all the democrats present voted
agAins. The amendment.
Senator GoTmsn's Inquiry as 20 wha.
authority The Senate had for going into
= State and investigating the e. sction
4 governor and legislature Vas prompt
ed by Senator Calls resolution for an
investigation OF The par, that the Louisi-
ana and Honduras Lottery ca played in
the last Florida Stale election. bat il is
equally applicable to other resolutions
proposing investigations Of State elec-
iious. And senator Germans statement
that The people Of Maryland had wsy
when crookedness existed or vas sus-
pecled. OF righting the matter for them
selves without appealing to Congress,
vas suggestive.
Senator Villas succeeded in getting an
amendment TO the Snndry Civil Aepro-
priation bill, authorizing the President
to appoint a commission to confer with .
lie body representing Great Britain and
Canada as 10 the feasibility OF series
OF canals between the great lakes and the
Atlantic ocean with a depth sutiicien: TO
accommodate ocean going vessels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-02-22

The pulpit is no place for clowns; and
yet some ignoramuses think it just the
place 10 make circus of oneself. There
is one in Oakland California, who, Gays
an exchange, defended dancing last Sun
day evening and illustrated it's grace by
iadulging in waltz steps with an imagin-
ary partner. He had previously won
distinction by costuming himself as
Richard I'LL and defending Shakesperian
drama and by declaring that poker was
a more commendable game than fiddle
de-winks, and next Sunday evening he
will appear in full evening dress while
advocating some other social custom op-
posed by the conventional clergy. Just
when he will be attired in straight
jacket has not yet been announced.