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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
THE PORT ARTHUR sToRrt s.

An official contradiction has been
published in this paper, of the sto-
ries Of atrocities committed 10y the
Japanese army on entering Port
Arthur. Those accounts caused a
revulsion Of feeling throughout
Christendom against Japan, all the
stronger because OF the previous re-
ports that Japan was treating the
prisoners aud wounded OF the enemy
in the most humane manner. War
is a cruel affair anyway, and, in a
fight for the possession OF city,
nou-combatauts who cannot or will
not get out Of the way are liable to
bee hurt. This was doubtless the
case at Port Arthur, but besides
there were numbers OF persons in
the guise Of non. cOmbatants who by
desperate acts brought death upon
themselves. 1t appears that some
correspondents saw a little and
imagined a great deal Of the slaugh-
ter, and, to give themselves a big
place in the papers employing them,
wantonly dealt a black eye to ma
ton that is one Of the modern mar
wells in its quick progress out Of
semi-barbarism to a high degree of
civilization.
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A Cyclone


struck my store during
December IL was a
strong, 80 vigorous, iull
grown AFFAIR, ana mad no
respect Tor other peoples
helIhSS. IL would push
lts way Ill through the
front door rummagc
among my ch'lce goods
tear down. pick 10 pieces,
grow at everything cN-
C'P' the quhl'ty ana price,
D'Iy Il paper Vi Inns q a
DIN i,'' s. 20 Out ana
{ me oacN III Il snort
ilIhr reinforced ny neigh
boring cyc'o''rs' ms
nagS,hS curing inc
nloltH mas mao" me gray
ocl"re my ''"ic, ana !.
s'a''dl''S III inc - In'ddIe ol
Ine store at I, Il p .n NJ on
DccelnoGr 81, loDf, i
was S'"n 10 Say au'
rcci somewhat pe'.er inns
week ana nave arrived at
'hT conclusion that u i VIII
ho'd my Annual C,car'
ahcc sac NO" a clear
a'ico SAFE may mean noun
my OF everything In my
tease u means everything.
l nave a large assortment
Oh @oouS Oh mana i that
ii''S' get Tlu OF D'iofc
inc return Oh next aus
tra''a. / must nave shell
room ana 10 get IL 1 am
prepared 10 make Il sacr'-
nee Everything must
pe solo, NO" e ID week
! am gong 10 oiier some
!i''l'S srccial' 'hIs 'llile II
- n'''''i'clJ' No"nere
II, iioi'o,'''u can you p'ly
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
A pEtIoHrEp TOURIST

Now Years Day In tho Paradise Of
the Pacific In the Land OF the
Bananas.
At SIj we loft Honolulu Tor Ka-
lauao, the train consisting Ot three
cars and cattle brake On the way
down we had a magnificent view ~
the distant mountains aud small
valleys. Here and there patches Of
taro, cactus, aud rice fields were to
he seen. just before reaching ka
lauao the beautiful view OF Pearl
harbor burst in sight, aud gave us
our first idea Of the coaliug station
which the United States has had
decided to- them 10y the young Re
public. After arriving at our des-
tiuation our merry party OF picnic
kers, with lunch baskets, etc, stroll
led from the station to the lovely
banana plantation of Mrs. Kapu.
After slight introduction to the
hostess, who received us most kindly,
We dep )sited our lunch baskets in a
corner OF the dwelling and We start
ed IN to have a jolly time. We soon
got our fishing lines and succeeded
in ca ching many gold fish, that
abound in the stream OF this charm
ing place. Next we strolled through
the plantation admiring the many
varieties of bananas. We returned
to a large shade where we spread
our cloth and enjoyed bountiful
repast. Probably there are no peo-
pie in the world who know how to
enjoy a social picnic so well as the
Hawaiisns, or a place where one can
sea so much natural grandeur and
beautiful surroundings as at this
charming little spot. As the sun
went down We prepared to go back
TO our city homes, having spent one
Of the most delightful days that the
writer can remember OF. oh, sunny
Hawaii, how love you. Truly you
have been called the Paradise OF the
Pacific. II ever there was spot on
mother earth where the garden OF
Eden was located, surely il must
have been in the lovely island OF
Oahu. 1t has been the destiny Of
the writer to travel in many foreign
lands and to see many beautiful
scenes, but in all his wanderings he
has never encountered so much
natural beauty and kindly disposed
friends as IL the land OF the Ka-
mehamehas.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03

Wallace H. Harrington succeeds
W. n. Armstrong as editor Of the
Advertiser. The BULLETIN has found
the retiring journalist an honorable
opponent, and has every reason to
believe that the newcomer will prove
Tho anlnn
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
BERTHED IN THE MUD.
A Clipper Touches Bottom and Has
to Wait for High Tide.

The bark G. d. Bryant was to have
left yesterday evening for San Fran
cisco. Unluckily she was unable to
get away from the Kinau wharf, as
she was stuck in the mud. Harbor
Master Fuller after several attempts
to get her OFF decided tc wait until
high tide this morning. She got oil
at $3.50 o'clock and left before noon.
The harbor in that vicinity will be-
deepened in the near future, as Min
lister King has been not fed OF the
shallowness Of the place. The bark
Topgallant got stuck in the same
place some time ago.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
Tea Spoons

as low as SI2 per- dos"u 7hink
NJ ~ 81 Jor Soiid Tea Spnou
Of oood WcjgH and size; heoUier
patterns at ne same lO,O rate per
Ounce. We further sngrIre mi
hdls free Of charJe on all our ST.
Ger Ware; hus ydUing you many
more doiidrs, and StH FURTHER re-.
dUciag he cost Cf our siiUsr 10 goa
o. orer Gttoea patterns I" choosc
from.
We are seiliag Sterij"g Sj'rcr
Cuf LjUks for Tjc. and 81 pet ST.
aid get hare mercer braggcd about
H.; whio III" qu1ijiy Of mr. goods
has Steodiiy GONE UP. our
prices haze constantly GONE
DOWN.
The UoiUmc Of business done
daily in our Store, is proof Of he
appreciation h"id by The general
public Of our imme,tSe stock; Of the
aewness Of er"rythirg in IL: Of The
'as" with which your vonts can be
Supplied. There is no need cuiiiny
yOar attention 10 THE QUALITY
Of our SiIUer--poopie know q good
ming whe" they see il, and goa
know ne bwy only The best.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
LAND AT AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, JANUARY :, 1885,
At ~ o'clock noon,
At the Auction Rooms Of Jas. + Morgan,
will be sold, those Premises at kauma-
kapili, Honolulu, oahu, and more parti-
cularly described in deed Of William &.
Achi TO Ana MomOna kamai ct nj, rated
LIST April, l's6, and recorded n I.ibcr rs,
page l73, conta ming an Ares o. ? 90 square
feet, together with Three Buildings there
ON.
These Premises give to BUYERS u very
good investment af or very little repairs %
the houses.
Tit perfect.
G~ Fol further par iculars arplv to
A. Z. PETERS y and
WILLIAM G ACHl,
Attorney for the Own"rs.
HannIt1u n,, i.tI
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sfE@
..sssm&s&
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

At SPECIAL MEETING OF WILL
~ DER's STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Limited,
held a. their Office, in this City, December
1, lS9i the following Gentlemen were
elected ~ Directors OF the Con pany for
the ensuing year;
WIN. q. IRWIN,
WIN. Il. ALLEN,
WIN. q. WILDER,
GEU. q. BECKLEY.
The above named Gentlemen together
with the President, Vice President, and
Secretary and Treasurer of the Company,
constitute the Board of Directors.
l2Oi-lm ). Is. ROSE, Secretary.
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MA IA POAKAHT, IANUARl :, Is0j,
Ma ka Hora - awalca,
+ kuai ia aku ana ma he Eudul akea, ma
ka kumi Kudala - Jas. + MOrg"r, kcla
mau Apaua Alma Naih" ma kauma-
kauili, Honolulu, Oahu / h"skaka IN IA
palena ma ka larapala Kuai William
Z. Achi ia Nna VI mona kamai ma, /
hnnaia mr ks Ia o \ eria, 1856, kopcia
ma Ka Hute rs, aOao l73, - ma ~ Alma he
2132 kapuai III, ne ma hale hDi tkUIu e
ku la u,aluma u "a alma.
l. Iuua ana kt mca knai mai lac uku
psn maikai no kc dalu mahopc u ka
hanr h ~ ana n''a'
lie maikai ke kulcana
~ No ma mca kUe, p nihau Ia
a Z. ErERSON me
WI LIAM -. ACHl
l. in ora Ona ~ Ia alma.
llorOulu, Dec ~ 1874. I22i-lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
OLD MAN MITCHELL.
He Passes His Centennial and Feels
Loyal and Happy.

In note sent to this office, Leo
nard Mitchell says he was born at
Boston in 1874. He came here in
1920 when he was rs years old. His
writing here becomes an unintelligi-
BILE tumble, but looks like an attempt
to say that his birthday comes this
month. He then concludes with
this loyal ejaculation: "God bless
the govmet Poy and Fish" Mitchell
was favorite at the palace in Kala-
kaua's time. He still ventures down
to the fsh-market occasionally.
.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03

II your subscription has expired nop
u good time TO reneW IL.
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Timely Topics
Dlatmhy y, 1907

rltania street from PunChbOwl
street to the Nuuanu stream is
a matter which should receive
the favorable consideration of
the government because it is
of interest to every one. 1t
comes directly under the head
of Improvements and a petition
to Minister King would prob
ably have his approval when it
was brought up for consider
alton. There are not many
finer drives than on Beretania
street from PunahOu street to
Punchbowl street, but there the
squeeze begins and the good
road ceases. TO widen the
street would not benefit any
one man or set of men, the
benefit would be to the masses.
Good roads are as much an ad-
vertiSement for a community
as anything else, visitors are
influenced one way or another
by the pleasure derived from a
drive through a city; if the
streets are narrow and the roads
poor they are apt to say the peo-
pie in authority are lust a lit
tie PEORIA" if on the other
hand, they are broad and
smooth the SolonS are said to
be "up to date" Washington,
D. c., owes much of the favor
able comment passed upon it
to its elegant streets; they are
written and talked about 50
much that they are as we'll
known as the Capitol itself.
The streets of Honolulu are
well known to people who visit
the place, but the acquaintance
may be strengthened by widen
ing Beretania street.
The Dietz Oil Stove is as
good a thing as anyone wants
in the kitchen. 1t bakeS, boiIS,
brOilS and fries as well as a coal
or wood stove at less cost and
in less time. We consider the
Dietz as good an oil stove as
is made-the people who have
purchased them agree with US.
Enamel Bath Tubs are the
most Serviceable things a man
can have for his bathroom
they will outlaSt Old Time him
self and always look new. They
cost more than 4 zinc lined tub,
but an enamel one will outlaSt
a dozen of the others, conSe-
quently it is cheaper in the long
run to buy a good one in the
beginning. There's no reason
in the world why a bathroom
should not be at all times as
preSentable as a parlor, but it
will not be if the tub is dirty
you can't keep a zinc tub clean
any more than you can keep
polish on a piece of lead.
You can get almost any size and
finish tub you want from us.
We are in the line of ad-
Vancement in Western Civil
cation, and as the town fills up
with strangers, we must expect
to find among new arrivals
people who neither toll nor spin
for a livelihood. Against such
people you want to lock your
chicken house and put away
your valuableS. We are SELL
ing the Victor Iron Safe, in
sizes suitable for your business
or your dwelling. This is the
4 II
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S23 For. 81 rect,
Peoples Baggage Express

WILL CALL ANY PART OF THE
w City for BAGGAGE. All Bap gage
received by US will be handled with care
and dispatch, Wagons will be on the
Wharf TO meet all Foreign and Inter
Island Steamers. Moving Pianos aud
Carriage Go. and Livery Stables, corner OF
King aud Fort Streets next to Il q. Hall
a Son. Both Telephones go,
llGO 3m M. T.. MARSHALL.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03

Any person desiring a good Japa-
nese man or boy to work at very low
wages will please call on T. d. Gar
vim, corner Of Richards aud King
streets.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03
ALMA MA KE KUDAl.A.

Attorney for Il
Honolulu, Dec ~, 1874
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-03

New Years Day In tho Paradise Of
the Pacific In the Land OF the
Bananas.
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Too High !
So Says III. UHHIioird -
Do Not BE Deceived !
d. Not Receive Yourself |

Noke honest comporisoas- not
b"i,rreD 81. P.tcysJUrg and HnHo.
hu'u, bW briT ~ orr pficcs ant
prjc,s pr, rdjijag in either establish
m,uis HERE. VI ar, ssiiHg
S"liS Siirer
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Geacbers.

leacbers.
EVERETT STONE Nale). sci Fifth Aye.-Iu,o.,,nss
a. and private preparation for college
Nv Roy DR. Greer as "a conscientious ana compee''
educator
nR w G. NOVEL;. -
H." PRIVATE TUTOR.
III EAST s2D-ST.
7 ANFs IITTMAN. Master o, Dancing vi. -, 49, a.
u sbrban class college institute. within raous
rnes afternoon or evening highest referehcs ,u'''
care Of EMERSON PIANO CO. 90 Fnt-aVe. y. =
DRrvATE INSTRUCTION for conege or husinesS i LON
Fl & WYCKOFF. 4. NJ. 90 oroNe-st.' y" 49,
conn refers 10 PRIEST Patton Princeton, -. - an"
Presi Dwight. Yale University Ne"-ha'en, N.
nRIvATE TUITION OF BOYS in the family o. an p ex
ner;enced teacher. Send for circular 10 ne new
7 u CONVERSE. Mt. Wilson. near Baltimore Ma
UNIVERSITY and Business College graduate teechcI IN
u CITY Preparatory school gives pTiNate ! ,ars
moons and evenings the Ancient and Modern ahsuis
Eo,rraI Sciences English and Business rahches,
years experience: the best Of references N'ures' i"
Box i2j Tribune ONCE.
xxr ANTFD Immediately. ladies. visiting primary teach
w or for city school rorniag hours several sNStNN
soolst for quartet chor. MISS D'-''
vAN'S Teachers Bureau 30 East l4th-st
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l33~ Third-aNe 2USi rhird-aye between one hundfe~
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Al tie HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundrei s III.
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MINERVA DISPLACES MARS
ACCENTS EXAMINATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL
AND TECHNICAL STUDENTS BEING HELD IN
THE list REGIMENT ARMORI.

HrcrSTs. EXAMINATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL
AND TECHNICAL. STUDENTS BEING HELD IN
THE list REGIMENT ARMoRY.
Tho largo drill floor Of the list Regiment Armory
rhIrty-fourth-st. and Park-ave; has been trans
to,mcd temporarily into a great schoolroom, and
NJ. has heen peacefu.ly dispossessed by Minerva
The regents. examinations for professional ana
technical students began there on TUESDAY morning
with the largest number Of candidates ever present
q, an openlng session. The great hoor was coNeieu
with camp chairs placed far enough apart so ."a'
,,a occunants could mot communicate with their
re,gbbore There were no desks every candidate
wro,e his answers TO the printed questions on paper
nrovided by the State. using lapboard instead OF
desk
The subjects on which the candidates were exam
,ned were adyarced English. German Second year,
arithmetic writing elementary English. plane geom-
e,rv. German first year.. algebra United states
history .New-York history physical geography
geography c!yics economics spelling. Engiish CUM
nostion physiology and hygiene. Latin Olrst year,
nhys,cs and English history. In ADDITION 10 'hesc
there were also examinations for licenses 10 prac'se
medicine in this State
I-rdsr the new laws OF the State OF New-York
dentists and veterinary practitioners must a.so nave
a regents license before they can practise ana can
ddates in these branches were also present TOT inc
AL smong the candidates who filled the great hall
were voIng men who hoped TO become neulcai SUI
dents and there were old men VINO gahheu S tnelr
NJ n derr, Q years ago, but. coming to TINS STATE.
,,us, have a regents certificate Defore they can
nrac,ise There were also about twenty young Wom-
ln some OF whom intend to study law or meuiclne.
I'm. who lack the necessary certincates as 10 pro-
llminary study. ~, =, .o..,ruod .odov To-
r6rTow's examinations Will be for medical stu
ONLY
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c1yuBED THE ALPS WITH A B1CTcLE.

The steamship OLDHAM arrived yesterday from Rot
terdam. having on board j. Perry "orueh' me
American cycst. who has again been travelling the
old World on his wheel During his visit 10
Switzerland Worden successfully climbed the dan
cerous Gemmi Pass. pushing his wheel alone and
unalded in one continuous effort 5000 feet up over
the ice and snow and was nearly overcome win
the frieid temperature occasioned by the sudden
lowering of the rain clouds. Later in Holland
Worden competed for honors in long distance race.
ODD made the remarkable of l3S miles in a
single day touching three sides OF the little king
6O~
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11nblic Notices
SUPRENIE COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
- In the the application OF the Boerd Of
Education by tho Counsel to the Corporation city
II York. relative acquiring title by The Mayor
certain lands On ORCHARD. HESTER and LUDLOW
STREETS. the Tenth Ward OF said city duly oeectsd
poses under and II the provisions chapter
l9 Of the Laws Of 1855 as amended by chapter IS u
the Laws 81 1850.
Pursuant the provisions Of chapter tho Laws
Of 1883 amended by chapter ~ the Laws u 1890
notice Is HEREBY given that an application will be made
Special Term OF said Court. to be held at Chambers
thereof the County rt-house. the city OF New.
York the 18th day Of October 1895 opening
be heard thereon for the
ers Of Estimate in the aboye-ent.tled matter.
The nature and extent ~ the hereby In.
tended Is the acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty OF the City Of New-York TO certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon
appurienances thereto belonging Orchard and
streets. the Tenth Ward OF said city in fee
simple absolute the same to be converted appropriate
and used and for the purposes specified in said
l9l Of the Laws of lsss as amended by said ch,n,er
81 Of the Laws of 1890 property having been duly
elc ed and approved by the Boarl Of Education site
visions Of said chapter ip OF the Laws OF sss a.
amended by said chapter IS OF OF 1870 being
the following described lots pieces or parcels OF land
namely:
All certain lots. pieces parcel. OF land si,uss
lying and being in the Tenth Ward II the City OF New
York. which taken together bounded as
follows: Beginning the formed by the inter.
section OF the nouhery line o: Hester street with the
westerly line OF Ludlow street running thence westerly
along the said norhery line OF Hester street i5 feet Ia
eastey line Of Orchard street thence norhery along
said eastey line Of Orchard 25 inch thence
line OF Hester street i1s feet 70 ,ont in The We,,eri
line Of Ludlow street distant northery i:5 feet inches
a.ong said westerly line OF Ludlow ie5 feet S
INCHES s, to s the point or paes OF a beginning
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel 10 the Corporation No 4
Tryon Row. New-york city.
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DTBLIC NOTICE.

L OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON coz.
Gil. ROOM s. CITY HALL. NETWORK, septemOe'
2ist. 1888.
Bleecker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Comra,
and broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad ~. ~
pany having applied by petition dated September ~ w.
OF the Common Council ~ the 'hy -
New York the construction maintenance AMI opsrau
douhle-ir branches extensions 81 the petone
upon the surface Of BrOoms street ~
broadway between Crosby and the westerly -
~ broadway 10 connect the existing railroads on SVs
and froome street
Now therefore pursuant 20 directions given me N .
resolution which adopted by the Common Councl ~
ember H. 1905 and approved by the Mayor ssp'smS S.
20 saJ public notice OF such application Is hereby given
and that at the Chamber Of the Board OF Aldermen N
the city Hall In the city Of New-York on WeinesaS
the 9TH day Of october 1895 at two O'Clock In the s,
such application Of said railroad companies VIII "
first considered and public hearing had thereon a.,
All interested in the application notinei "
be present Mt the time and place aforesaid "a an OPP
tunly will be given be- heard In relation hefe>
WM. II. TEN EYCk,,
Clerk u the Common COUNCIL
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Fam Schools.

49, 49,
n Ew YORK LAW SCHOOL. i2o Broadway. y Y CITY:
~ Evening Dept. Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD
OF instruction Degree OF Ii. u. after years course
Annual fee. 500. Address - .
n UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOI~-Sixty FIRST year begins
l. Oct /, 1905: Confers LIZ T.. also 0or graduate
courses) IL. VI.
AUSTIN ARBOTT. Dean and Senior Professor.
Address catalogue. REGISTRAR. University. WASH
lngion Squar, Fest. or - -
PROFESSOR l. T. RUSSELL.
i20 Broadway. N Y City.
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@ onntrn Board.

last ORANGE. y. j. Comfortable rooms and board al
II reasonable rates al improvements convenient "a
X r. depot. Address Mt ROWAN ~ c1intonst-
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CUNARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

IA
Teuonc. oct 2 p. m TsrionIe oct 80 3 p, M M
Britannia. oct, - a. m britannia Nov y. 'oO a. H.
Majestic. Oct. 49, m. Majestic Nov H. 2 p IA
tiermanc. oct. 81 n. Adrietic Nov 20 $50 a. M
no COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier as North River. Office 90 Broadway, y. Y.
II. MAITLAND kERSEY Agent.
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1 CRUISE to the Mediterranean

Z III 1T. 10 MT NtUII0II IHVdII
ly specially chartered steamer Fresland Gii8 tons
Janut - 1896 visiting Bermuda. Gibraltar. Malaga
Granada Alhambra Agiers Cairo 10 days In Palestine
Beyrout. Ephesus. Constantnopie. Athens. Rome Nice
only up, excursions. fees included Send
FOR program.
I. C. CLARK. Tourist Agent,
-. Broadway, New York.
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WINTER CRUISES 1a rs. -
Mediterranean and til. ORIENT
Tho HAMBURG A american Lines TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS
c ( FisE,pST BISMARCK will leave New-York January
2sth 1890 for Madeira Gibraltar Agiers Genoa Nice
T,ia Alexandria or and the Pyramids Jana tfor
IerIsalem smyrna. Consantinopie. Athens Malta Mes
slna Palermo Naples. Genoa. New-ioik puratoh ABOUT
weeks
Also Winter the
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YVES uNyl5S Hamburg. American Lines TWIN WIZ,
sc;REW EXPREss :. s. COLUMBIA will leave New-lWk
January % 1896 for Port Prince tHaytD Mayaguez
porto Rico. Thomas. -. Kits. Antigua Guadeioupe
Martinique 81 Lucia Barbados Trinidad La Guayfa
dor caracas Venezuela and Puerto Cabeo kingston
lIamaica Havana. New York. Duration. about a:
weeks This Is the TRANSATLANTIC liner 'aoout
times az large ordinary W. l. Liner. with All us
comforts offered this For further particulars
apply he =. ~
W Hamburg American Line. 81 Broadway. y. Y.