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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
THE sECiTOGTE CLUBS OrTiy6.

An outing that Is looked forward to with pleasure
"a tho nronoscJ cruise OF the Sccatoguc Club. OF
Deer Park Long Island. on July II. when the mem
bcrs and their friends viii leave on an extended
cruise along the aboard the presidents yacht
Pau-man-acke II Is the intention OF the members
to visit various points OF interest within weeks
sal! Of New-York and sojourns VIII be made al
popular resorts Among those invited are Mayor
schieren OF brooklyn: Colonel Griflths. f. w. Dun
ton Ferdinand Fish C. W. Fisk. George Rowe. T..
H. slbey. Harry Adams Frank Barnaby. John H.
Duke MI Brent-Good. Mr.. John Phillips. co;onel
Henry Arker William r. Leach Major G. III. Rue-
sell. Haio: Thomas sloane and John F. Mcintyre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

rr,r ,,rp,,t>NTs, ELEVATOR COMPANY CHARGES
rr,r IRIS rN.rREspENr CONVERTED THE
cnprnp ,TloN.s FINDS To his OWN USE.
st Louis July G.-The Merchants Elevator COM
.'.. ,,',,,v sued its ex-presIlent and manager.
c,,toin - T.. SIattery. for sS2cD, ana asked me
Circuit Court to have him give an account u ms
..'n,a.,n rhe netitlon cites that slattery has
,, =, b,s own Use S.s2 zoo OF the assets OF
Tho comnany. On January /, 1881. 100000 worth OF
bonds we're issued secured by a deed OF trust Oh
the company's property
WHOM the United Elevator Company bought the
Merchants elevator property 1t did 50 subject to
the 100000 worth OF bonds referred TO- ana give aS
.r, ,,.,r,cut sG25aO worth OF additional bonds
oy.rcd nv another deed OF trust. Slattory had
confr,, OF the bonds IL is alleged. and converted
to his own use the slc"" o, first mortsage bonds
The ST. 3 net earnings ana the rc'ha'''s ''o""
worth of second mortgage bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
ryprfrrA1 Morioy MAcnIvr ~ coURr.

Michael patrono. tho italian OF Newark who SAYS
be has under construction a machin" which solves
the problem Of perpetual motion. and the company
., h,s coun,rymcn formed 20 help him noa' IN"
invention are now out The company appointed
a committee to seize 100 pounds OF mercury now In
the inventors shop. Yesterday the committee went
for Tho mercury. and the inventor refused TO give
IL ND They will take legal steps TO obtain ". AZ
the meeting f. demanded that tn" inventor
show something accomplished for the $50" IN
vested Pafrono refused to admit any on" 10 the
shop and would not have draughtsmcn employee
10 ala him in making dra wings he wants lie said
ne feared some might steal his IDEAS Inc so
cletv allowed the Inventor 81 day FOR himself
uhiie nj work and he says he need not give up
The mercury because they and not n broke tho
agreement when they cut of the 81 n day some
weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CLINTON wHEELMEN's RACE MEET.

The annual road OF the Clinton Cycl~rs OF
Greenvtle. N j. were held on the Bayonne Boulevard
yesterday afternoon. Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested by the competitors IN the half-mile and
one-mle contests The defeat Of Frederick Turner.
the club crack IN the three-mle contest was the
greatest surprise OF the day Following Is the sum
mary:
on.hn,f mile race Oandicap)-won by I. Barton
(.cratch,; r chatham q YARDS. second: L. Crowley
(scratchl. third. 1ime-1l5.
onemf. race-won by d. Greene; Z. Buckland. sec
ond: r. c. Brown third. Time 2 81
Two-mlc race-Won by r. Williams; T.. Barton. sec
ond; F. chatham. third. Time 80
Three-mie race-won BY r. stevens: F. Turner. sec
ond. r. Williams. third Time IS.
Referee-Frank Butler. Central Cyclers. Timers NIL
ton. Crescent Wheclmen and Edward Barnes. Clinton
Wheemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CAPTAIN STRAUSS CAPTURES a b'A"A'"
MKENNA NOTORIOUS CROOK ANp "'' '"'"
HAD CHIOROFORMED A GROCER AMI
ROBBED HIM.

Police Captain William strauss. OF the r'S' wv
ty-sevcnth-st station. and his speclaI ''''' NV
Edward T. I.orney. were walking 'hro"s" ""
sevsntv-seventh-.t early yesterday morning. an"
n, they approached Herman Abenseths grocery
nj No ZIG East seventy seventies they sa" '"''"
men leave a hallway and run. The Capthh anu
Iorncy sprlnted. and n block away the FORMER
caught Joseph Murphy. seventeen years on 81 40
as First-avc and Lorney got Frank Mckenna'
notorious crook He declined 10 give any address,
hut he was nj once recognized by the captain.
The third man escaped
The trio had opened the fanght or Ahrns"th
rrocery-store choroformcl Abenseth. VINO sept Ill
the rear and moved his trunk fun or Valnapi's ann
money They locked the grocer In his apartments
md took the trunk to n neghboring hallway
McKcnna and Murphy were taken to Police Heal
quarters Yesterday morning. Detectives WAGE.
TIanley and MctafYcrty Identified Mchcnha as inc
man who robbed 2 merchant named Riley OF N,o"
cash In 1856 and went West He was arrested ar
tcrward and served three and one-ha years for the
crime He was afterward arrested by Savage ana
McGlntv OF the Park Squad. and got two years and
six months for grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
PREPARING FOR THE BAPTISTS.
TEN THOUSAND VISITORS EXPECTED AT THE
YOUNG PEOPLES CONVENTION IN
BALTIMORE.

YOUNG PEOPLES CONVENTION IN
BALTIMORE
Baltimore July 6-The mammoth tent In which
the fifth International convention Of the Baptsts'
Young Peoples Union OF America will be held. be-
ginning July Is partly. erected to-day. The
ground that will be covered ty the canvas when
completed - 325 by leo feet. This is said TO make
It the largest tent in the word The three great
centre poles each fifty feet RICH. When fully
arranged an audience OF 1900 can be accommo-
dated in the seats. Not less than 10000 visitors are
expected to attend the convention. and the local
committee has made arrangements TO entertain shat
number To accommodate this throng. no hall or
elidce IN Baltimore large enough. and the
mammoth tent was therefore constructed. II Is de-
ightfully located at the Madison-ave. entrance 70
Druid Hill Park $3.50
The principal sessions OF the convention, which
will continue four days. VIII be held In the tent.
while for the smaller meetings and the religious
services Of which there VIII be many, all the Bap;
list churches OF the city will be used. well
as several churches OF other denominations Every
state In the Union will be represented among the
visitors. in addition 70 the provinces Of quebec.
ontario and Manitoba In Canada. and also Mexico.
Mexico has before sent delegates TO the coma
vention II viii be numerically the largest conven.
ton ever held In Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FOR THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
A BRILLIANT GATHERING AssEMbihN" Al W.
AGAHA-MANY NEWCOMERS AMONG
THE ENTRIES.

A BRILLIANT GATHERING AssEMbidN" d" va
AGARA-MANY NEWCOMERS AMONG
TuB ENTRIES.
>-..oor, On, Iuly GA number Of the players
.h, ara ,,kine part in the Canadian championship
ono, ,annls tournament which begins on Monday
NOV, have already arrived to put in uttle prhcurr
IN the Queens Royal courts. Among those ar'a''
-, the snot are a. F. Fuller. Boston: G. NJ Pope
>.ovyork. r W T. Matthews. the Canadian cha'h
MON; Gordon Mackenzie w Scott grimm 'oi'"',,
and Fritz Ward OF Rochester. The tourharhe"' VIZ
undoubtedly bring together a collection OF e'A."'
va, merely IN, finest seen Canadian roll. b",
probably the most expert gathering seen w.,
Boston and Newport secretary ''''''" ~
tho following entries
u y Vrenn champion 81 IN" United states VINO VINO
viii nlav only in the doubles with Mai on na -
W \. Iarnei Middle STATS onA' md John How
land present champion OF sew f.hs AM r. al
Hobart OF New-York. champion ~ aou .,,an
Wr.cd secretary OF Harvard Tennis cinb: " COB
don PARKER inicrs rholas'ic champion; ~ VI
the weil-knovn authority On The ssmr Sho w
ac, as Official referee: J iarcs nhrv .,, -,
Pu.r noSan H. Ms,,S Ays,y p' Sco, Grimm Cor;
ron Mackenzie I. q. Anderson. ". A hoyt
Tarrlc and large number, o. Younger rlaysr,,
compete IN the open handicap
Tho ladies' championship promises TO be an inter
eating contest Miss Maud p"ihno. Osborne Ia tls
Canadian champion. and among thos" who WI en-
shin Ottawa: Miss Hague Montreal; Miss Mac
iarcn s.. John. y u Miss Eiiih Wood Hamilton
humorous tennis paper viii be published IN
connection with IN. tournament ~ !. .siied In
y Wvllc C;r'er. who ~ now resident on toronto
r-hs musicale ana dance on Wednesday,. the bail
viii furnish amusement after the days tennis is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
pACING ON A POOR TRACK
~uE RIVERSIDE wHEELMEN's MEET AT
MANHATTAN FIELD.
TITUS CAPTURES THE TENMILE INVITATION
p.cr-UONORS OF THE DAY DIVIDED

~,rrs CAPTURES THE TEN-MILE INVITATION
RACE-HoNoRs OF THE DAY DIVIDED
BETWEEN HIM AND IIODGsON
The first OF series OF bicycle tournaments to be
la this year by the Riverside Wheemen that
'.s,cetic uptown cycling organization which DOS
.o.sss so many speedy riders. was held at Man
battan Field Yesterday before large and en-
,husjas,ic crowd The races yesterday were run
svsr track which. owing TO the recent rains, was
M, in hrs,-c.ass condition. yet IL could not have
hsen IN Ideal shape IL dry weather had preceded
enc meet for two weeks. Some improvements have
hsen made upon the track. but not nearly enough
The corners are not properly banked and extern
,ve improvements should be made before another
,.stng Is held there. Seventeen riders fell ves
,srday and one unfortunate. W. C. Roome. O, ma
S.v.Jersey Athletic Club. was severely Injured
sunerlng a dislocated shoulder. and 1t was feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
vtyywRTGHT AVID KERR IySANE.

reniamin f. Wainwright OF Asbury Park ~ j.,
who became violently insane on July while In
this city and was taken to Bellevue Hospital. was
Yesterday transferred to the State Asylum for the
Insane at Amityvllle. Long Island
Edward Kerr, formerly stage manager OF the Lon
don Theatre in the Bowery. who was taken TO
bellevue Hospital insane on the Fourth or July
has been sent to the asylum on Wards Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
JUDGMENTS AGAINST MTSS'ROSE COGHLAN

ponutv-Shcrlfr Carraher yesterday received two
executions for 1867 against Miss Rose Coghlan, the
actress one for Si6 In favor OF courtenay Thorpe
~, , no;c made by her at Pittsburg. Penn. on May
r,v,hla twertv-one days from date AT the Bank
~ the Metropolis. this city. and the other for slH
In favor OF Benno Loewy for counsel fees In the
snit OF Reltrice Morcand agt Rose coghlan
v.hich was discontinued the latter agreeing 10
lay the counsel fees within three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
r,,., rrsrIr Of AN AccrpsyrIi1 snor

FATAL RESCLr OF Ay ACCIDENTAL SHOr
Henry Byrnes. OF No. 3os East Thirty-second st.,
shot wound In the back received accidentally on. the
Fourth of July Thomas Ktatng. eighteen years old.
compositor inflicted the wound while csreIessly
banding revove y,,h Byrnes Wss an az friend as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
oooD pITPOL WOPK DOWNTOWy.

President Roosevelt OF the Police Board, ac-
COMMANDED by Acting Roundsman Tierney. maue
a tour OF inspection through the First and Fourth
nrecncts after midnight Friday night Afterward
n. said: 81 was highly pleased at the way the men
u,or. doing their duty found only one case or der
election and that was not important The men arc
certainly doing well now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
HEARTS OF TIE WHEELMEN REJOICE.
sun COMES ouT AND CLOUDS DISAPPEAR Mt
ASRlRY PARK.

Asbury Park ~ j.. July 6 (SpcclaD-The hearts
OF the Asbury Park whcelmen and OF evcrybol y
else about here were glad isned this morning when
the clouds which have been pouring rain for tho
last eight days rolled away leaving the sun brightly
shining Work was immedia.c ely begun the track.
although II has been hurt very little by the storm.
1t has been rolled all day. and is again In perfect
condition Carpenters are putting the finishing
touches on the new grand stands
Among the Class riders entered are: Carroll
Jack, Mosher, tho champion OF New-York State:
Harrison George Taylor Bohrger Er,z. Cnderhill.
George Rupert Ray Dawson Jefferson and Brown.
Eddie" Bald. Monte Scott. Harry Maddox. Ca
banne. Otto Ze'gier. who was the star at the ~
meet: r. c. Johnson. J.. c. Johnson. 'Pye" Bliss.
Ray Macdonald FIRED" Titus O. s. Brandt. Ter
rell. Charles Murphy and Coulter are some OF the
3 flyers who will be here. The entry list now
reaches to over seven hundred. with one hundred
and sixty different riders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
THE ROYAL wHEELMEN's RACES.

Tho Royal wheelrnen. OF Union HI held their
annual bicycle races at Guttenburg Yesterday after
noon. The attendance was small. on account Of the
uncertainty OF the weather. The following Is the
summary:
One half mile rnce-won ny n. Coleman: J. M.ahen
second: W. Ryan third. Time-i:l1.
One mile race-won W. Ryan: J. Pres'i'n. second.
". Wynns third. Time-220
Three-mle race-wcn by r. w Winnie: IT. Coleman
second: J. Prestiin. third. Time 0ss
Refer~s-G~orge Holmes Union Wheslmcn Timers -
W. Whale and NJ. Meah.n. Royal wheelmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

wh.elmen q r rndsrhi Riversd. whesImen =, sscand'
z. Hodsson Riverside wh.elmen. ..................
+. Goodman. riverside Mhs.i%:a
,. nT1wn Rvsr:s H. Reilly. nr kyS ~
lengths between second and third
Two miles hsndicsp Glass ~.
< l. Mauye, i Easse,h w. & - yards.
II Barnett, r.n f%r ( . Il ,o YARDS: l. savi.
Staten Island meo yaras Cox HrSsr co"% s. Onto 90
il Alien, Springfield Mass q, ards , H. MaddsS As-
four lengths between second and third
Three o %s. s: t "S won
henshaw GIeenwcn ws"mSn & "S s y.rs M
Gates Riverside wneslmrn '%G 'sra as S T.s
side whreimsn Gio yards,. \. J. Reilly Riverside Wheel
men g" 0 ,S ys' G ind h511 Wc-
men go YARDS fourth II. X Roe ratch"gue u@' YARDS
mn r,n., Ti nss,
G A. Fry. Rysrsies whsSmgn go goo y sr1;.
c. 3 iIcnsha~ Greenwich Wnsemcn "a" '"fds'''''' I"
A. c Green Greenwich wneeinen Ce7o ysris, J.s"ph
Hsr.son Assry rs1M whee%.n y $40 sn' Mnq
Greenwich wheelmen 200 YARDS. A J. kelly; E,cish'
wns' ~. ,. 'SS y1 rr T Ts% yr as
t,ars.o Wor by four lengths two lengths between sec
Ten-m,is Invitation (scra,ch. Glass ~.
J Titus Riverside wh-cmen. ....................
Henry Maddox Ashury Park
Con Baker Columbus Ohio. Z"
Time 2G.lh4S
f. A. Mcpufy-s Maiden. Mas Nat. Butler. Camhriige
Mass. and A. II. barnett llainncld also started Won
three lengths. length between second ana third
International Cfrriers' Race Ono-rourth mile
IL woifsman Tourist Carrier II. Malatd. ..........
u Nirgeshmldt Touris, Carrier. Bidwcll rnsham...
owen Weber, Tourist Carrier Richard Weber
sec.
Harry" Wheeler. the American professional who
has been racing abroad. reached home from Europe
yesterday lie SAYS that many OF the best riders ON
the other side viii come to this country to take part
In the professional races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
WILLIAM PENIS FAST MILE.

HE TRoTS IN .ll's At HUNTINGTON a ''''''
srH.o,-sLY INJURED.
1.ho rooI r,,lc h,rse william Penn. by SANTA
CLANS ,rot,cl great race yesterday over the NUM-
inaton Q.ong Islan,D rack. defeating ''P"''' -
Pedro Norhlwk anl Awh'y In straight h''''
NJ ,he others could fore. him 10 20 faster ina"
21r,. bn, in the FINAL heat II. f. Kline. me 'a'"''
and driver OF William Penn. con'enten 10 so"
fast mile ON The slow track For seV'h-"'s"
a mile the wonderful fve-ycaroli u't''' NJ
that uoull have carried him TO the wire WIN
record helon 90 but a, that point Kiln" pulled NJ
and permitted Penn TO finish ON big. s"'"s'"s ~
Ia 9lrs -,
William Penn Is five years old ana ~ son Oh
the oil camp,g icr Santa claus. 2h's' VINO WV
champion nve-ycar-oll iroticr OF his day having
taken record u 2ls in ls's Inc n1ni o. namSle
tonan. lie bred and Is st owned ",,", no
h hAS@, rn 2ef.SG omr " Of for
In the third heat OF the 2!o class rae "" v"o,s
nut horse ksimus. driven 10y William H. H.. M ariver
Violently TO the ground. Moore was picked up nn
conscious and was carried g. ~, 'honi tho head
and H. injured internally. fhyslchns '''i ,n,,vInr
die. Neyreuth won he race IN jog
are the summaries OF the races
FREE ror.Arl. CLASS TRoTrrNG PURSE $50
William Penn. b. h.. iy Santa claus d<lln"'''''" ,
s San r.I'' OK
Annoy '' Time 2.i5. 2ios 2nh
e.ao CLASS TRoTTING PURSE 500
pevrev,h b. p by Stranger oiihbs'. ......'...'.- :
Eurcita. br. IN. .''...'-'.''''' ''''''''' 2
WOOD oh'If ~ o.
FANNY NJ h. m. .......................'''''
young Hssand Gray. e. r..................ss
Water Belle. b. m reinforcement '-'''. 4 o dis
s,sp"y Mist b. 70 dr.
Highland GIL Time + ne. as,.. .so'. 2.2s-. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

wHEELMEN VISIT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington. July 6--rhe Denver Wheel Club.
seventy eight strong visited ,the White House to-
day The club is on its way 20 Asbury Park. y. j..
TO attend the bicycle races. after which It Win
make extended trip through the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
SAVED BY A POLICEMAN FROM DROWNING

Mrs Maggie Conway a widow. Of No. l52 Leonard
st.. fell into the North River yesterday AFTERNOON"
from the bulkhead at the Battery fohcem""
Michael Welsh OF the Steamboat Squad. without re-
moving even his helmet Jumped overheard and res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

40 cLAss -TRoTTING rCNsE ssoo.
JOHNSON TO RACE WITH ROBERT J.

Syracuse July s-'-Tom'' Eek said to-day ina.
Johnson the white flyer" has been ma'c"e'
against the trotting horse Robert J. mo '"oe "
,ak. Mace at the Buffalo Grand Circuit mee'ins
In August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
THE ORANGE TEAM WINS.

Tn. Nevpor. A. G. was defeated ~ baseball by
the Orange A. g. at Orange yesterday. The score
by innings
or.,y. 4 & ..............0 o o *
Newport A. C. ..............0 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

n. c. JOHNSON SAID TO RE EMBARRASSED
THE wELI,KNowN BOoKMAKER HASN'T PAID
WINNINGS TO BONE PATRONS FOR SEVERAL
DAys-rrs FRIENDS THINK HE WILL
COME OUT ALI. RIGHT
Horsemen and raccgoers were greatly excited last
night when II was announced that David C. John
IN arrears 20 his patrons the race
tracks. Johnson has been betting heavily. and num-
bered among his patrons Ypme OF tho heaviest bet
tors in the city Some OF his patrons have not 70
ceived their winnings for several days when John
son failed TO appear at tho Brighton races yester
day some OF the heavy b.t,ors began 70 make in
Qur.es. with the result that IN a few minutes the
report that Johnson was embs was known
20 nearly every betor and every layer OF odds on
the track In the uptown hotels and cafes last
night the thing was much talked about. 1t was re-
ported that Johnsons Indebtedness amounted 70 up
wards Of $1,000 Some OF the leading layers OF cd Is
said last night that well-known California layer
OF odds was the hacker Of Johnson's book That he
was Johnson's hacker had been generally under
stood BY layers and takers alike. Now II Is sad
tina, johnson was his own hacker. and that he had
no silent partner. Some OF the men who bet with
johnson are hopeful and his friends predict that he
will settle all his debts incurred this year the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CAPTAIN sLArrKEY seed FOR @,9ooo

cuei her He has rescued several persons fro
drowning before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

mue open Class A)--rirst heat by
Ucone wheemen: W. Riverside Whe NJ.
-2xs Goodman. riverside whr%iren thru ~
$50 eeen'd heat by c. X Granger. h'e's1'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-21

KEALIA, CKauaD, Jan. 12.-Per-
hsps one of the gayest holiday seasons
in the history of this island was the
one just closed. A continuous success
sion of festivities, amusements and
social functions, in which merry we'd
ding bells added zest and charm to
the general harmony, filled in the en-
tire fortnight at Keaiia, which ended
with the most elaborate and enjoy
able poi supper your correspondent
ever had the pleasure of attending. 1t
was given by Mr.. Geo. II. Fairchild,
the popular young manager of the
Makee Sugar Company aud Miss Ka-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-21
Ladies Column.
POPULAR APPROVAL

Goes far toward establishing
the standing of a business
house In any community, and
the goodwill and patronage
we have had during the last
forty years indicate, not only
that we have the POPULAR APP
PRovAL, but that those who
have dealt with us have been
eminently satisfied with their
transactions.
WE ATTRACT
And retain patronage more
by the EXCELLENoE OF QUALITIES
shown and our REASONABLE
PRICES than by preposterous
claims of selling goods below
cost, etc.
WE REPEAT
AS we have said before that
when you pay less for goods
than we ask for them you get
an inferior quality.
WHILE WE
Garry stock of dry
goods that is complete
in every sense, from
the lowest priced goods
to the most luxurious made,
we make a speciality of the
highest grade, and exclusive
designs of the most recent and
accepted styles.
1T is
Worth your while always in
making purchases to look at
our stock before deciding. If
we have what you want you
will certainly buy it, if quality
and prce are any consid-
Grafton.
THIS WEEK
Ladies' Underwear in con-
nection with our general stock
will receive considerable at.
tention, it is our intention to
make a run of them and as the
stock is an over large one,
first bayers will have first
choice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-21
ONCE MORE IN TIE LAND !
N. F. BURGESS

Is again prep .red TO repair Garden
Hoee, Sprinklrrs, Wat-r Taps, Saw FIT
ing and all KINGS o. Tools sharpened IN
cluding Carving Knives AMI Scissors;
Lawn Mowers . specially; also Setting
Glass. in fact all kin IS 81 IHbing work
called for aud returned. Ring up lo2
Mutual Telephone any time before
o'clock ~ 1884, oin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-21
HAD WILCOX REACHED MAUI
Possibilities of An Uprising on
That Island.
LATE NEWS DECIDEDLY 0UIETING.

v.,,.,. weak Kneed Over Reports
Of Possible Arrests-other Rebel
lion Rumors-FOstivities at Ka-
BaJ-A Very Swell Poi Supper.