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DESIRABLE ACRE TRACTS nearl the
city and other properties for sale.
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Dealers in Lots and Lands.
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Steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco on the following dates, till the
close of 1894:
ARRIVE AT HN'LULU LEAVE HONOLULU FOR
FROM SAN FCISCo SAN FRANCISCO OR
OR VANCOUVER VANCOUVER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-02

The great Christian feasts Of Christ
mas, Easter, Ascension and Whitsun,
tide are said to have been ordered to be
observed by tho whole church all over
the world as early as the close of the
first century.
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THE HAWAIIAN STAR.
Published Every Afternoon Except
Sunday BY The Ha-
waiian Star Newspaper Association, Ltd

ED. TOWSE EDITOR
G. L. DODGE BUSINESS MANAGER
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT .

Those garbage contractors would
doubtless rather throw thousand loads
on city lot than see the combine
aumpsd once Philadelphia Times.
The people Of this city. through their
authorized representatives aud IN other
ways, have frequently and omphatioally
expressed themselves with regard to the
overhead wire nuisauoe aud peril, yet
the laws are aet 0t naueht, the spirit OF
dehanos Is stubbornly shown. No other
great city in'ths country Is compelled to
submit to such tfespass upon public and
private rights -Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph,
Commander Perry, OF the CastIns, has
proved himself TO be the right man Ia
the right place at Tamatave, aud a
worthy nRmssske OF the gallant hero Of
the battle Of Lake Kris philadelphia
Record
Quey Is for his friend Cameron and II
be has the power viii help the political
machine Ia which both have been inter
ested for these many ysars, and from
which they have both gained eminence. -
poylastown Intelligoncer
London newspapers are buslly engaged
In Qnarreling ever the origin OF tho
Yankee twang Ii they Will only drop
that bit OF futility and inform an anx
ious world whore Americans get tue
English Soosnt they bring home with
them they will confer a favor Certainly
not IN England Philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
A Lasting disgrace Upon spain .

mighty protest should 60 up from
the civilized world against the wholesale
butchsry OF wounded Cnbans by
Spanish soldisra The policy OF non.
Intervention was never meant to cover
such an outrage. Cubsns are men an d
they are proving themselves much
better warriors than the regular
Spanish troops Their valor should
entltla them TO better treatment at the
hands Of their natural ensmies.
The wanton slaughter In the hospital
OF the Cuban insurgents Is lasting
disgrace upon Spain, aud the imperial
order OF no quarter for the revolutionia,s
Is another.
This vindictive spirit on the part Of
the mother country Will gain for her
rebellious sons the sympathy Of the
world. Not only that, but It wiz make
the Oubans hght as they never fought
before. A man who knows that he will
be mercilessly shot d,wn II captured Is
always a mostdangerous antagonist.
The insurgents have been 50 success
ful In their endoavors 70 free themselves
from the Spanish yoke that tbs Uoltsd
States. which WAS so anxious 60 be recog
nlzsd IN l770, should be the 6rst to recog
MIS- the new republic Of Cuba.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Hnn ~ CO - n.nna-

10 his work on Free Coinage Dis
sectsd, hon John Dewitt Warner.
after showing that the appreciation Of
gold leads to higher wsgss FOR the labor.
ing nan. cites several authorities Of
world vide reputation to show that free
silver Is practically proposition to cut
the wages OF ne laborsrs Of this
country 'qnsreiy IN half in order to In
crefse the profits Of thsir employers.
81, Henry Neysey Thompson, leading
silver advocate In Eagland offered a large
prize FOR man who would write the
best rarer explaining how It was that
Chiea ard India and other silver using
conntries were getting an advantage
over England, and a great many people
c'mpsted Tor that pr'za Mr. Janieson,
the Beitlsh consul a. Shanghai. wrote so
good a paper that he WAS awarded The
pflze, and that efsay is now the oli.f
stock In trade Of the British agitation for
the restoration Of silver. Hero Il is.
Wages ia tho gold using coun res have.
through the appreciation Of gold. become
100 per cent dearer than they were
relatively 70 silver wages and the mann
facturer in the silver standard countries
can obtain his labor at half the cost
which be formerly paid; hence, while
old established industries in England
a'e tgrely paying expenses new indus
tries In India ere arising broadcast and
paying hsudeomely.
This explanation IS clenr enough Il
Enelishmen. who want 10 reduce wage
by paying their vorhmsn silver instoa,
Of gold These are the kina Of siive
advocates ia Britain who propose 10 cor
rect this appreciation 81 gold and rais
prices 30 that the British workman
though getting the same nominal wages
will get only half be real wages he get
now, and the British manufacturer thus b
enabled to compete with the Chinese an,
lndlan mauufac urer
a similar Wow is taken by Seno
Romero. the Mexican minister a. WASH
ington. in his ntlcle Ia the Mort
American Rsviev for June, when b
asserts thai tls p-eciation OF silve
has favored n an capitalists by lower
ing the actual ~eeep II their employees
There is tie slser question 10 1ul
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
LExow ~ A euReLAR.
The senator Ead lAoodieas Encounter
With "a ThievinG stranger.


The senator Ead lsondieaa Encounter
Nith "a ThicvinG Stranger.
NYACK, n. ", Aug 2I-senator Lex
ow had an encounter with "a burglar in an
unoccupicd house belonging to him. The
senator went TO the house 10 see If every
thing was all right about the promises
As hc opened tho door nc was met in tho
hall by man 6 feet tall, and total
stranger. Tho senator asked him who he
was aud what he wanted. TtG man did
not give satisfactory anwscr and mudo
an attcmpt TO leave.
The senator, fixing his eye upon him,
told him he could not leave until he had
giyon satisfactory rc,isons for.heing there.
Tho inan, who was nearly twice as large
as tho plucky senator, pulled revolver
from his pocket and said;
"Do what you dareF' then dartod ont
OF the door and ran away. senator Lexow,
unarmod, chased the follow somo dis
tance, but could not catch him. The man
was probably one OF the gang of burglars
who operated here early Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Deatb 81 AN assd nIlnI.ter.

MEDIA. Aug. 27-Rev Joseph Carlyle
died at his home here yesterday at the
advanced ago Of 03 years He was the
Oldest member OF the Philadelphia
Methodist Conference. Afving belonged
60 that organization for fuy years. De-
ceased Was found in bed unconscious,
and the surroundings indicated thst the
end'hsd come peacefully. For the past
thirty years he has not been actively
engaged ia The ministry. owing to q
throat affection, but has preached occa-
sionaiiy at different parts Of this county.
Joseph Carlyle came TO this country at
the age OF %. and was one OF the oest
known men IN religious circles IN the
state. He leaves two daughters his wife
having teen dead about thirty years
Evening journal., 1895-08-27

shell. It is simply thsqueetlon as 10
whether our wage earners are getting
too high wages They may ss we'll face
the question II wage earnera believe
they are getting toe high wages and
that this country is tufsring in conse
quence. sn they have 10 do Ia Go take
lover wages. or II they prefer a round
about way. they can favor free coinage Of
silver. and they will get thsir wages cut
down half without any further trouble
on their part, and We will be blessed ss
are India, China and Mexico.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
rhroo hundred Persons Poisoned.

ia PoRrE. Ind, Aug. 27.-Three hun
dred ont of 1000 people were poisoned at
a German Lutheran mission festival OF
picnic in grove at Tracy, this county. A
picnic dinner was served, and 10 IS thought
some miscrcant poisoned the potatoes or
drinking wator. The victims were attacked
with frightful pnins, purging and voniit-
ing and rolled and tumblod on tho ground
I'm agony until medical aid was secured.
AS yet none have died, but many are still
,.ort il1
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
oIrs peIsware q nattIe.hlp.

Secretary Herbert has named one Of
the new gunboais Wilmiogton in honor
Of our city. This is good as far as IL
goes. We thank the secretary for the
honor conferred but what we want is a
llne-of-battle ship named Delaware
Our state Is entitled to it aud there
should be no quibble In the Navy Depart.
ment about It, The thirteen original
states should have precedence. Let the
others get tho honors In the order in
which they we're admitted TO the Union
We 60 not propose to sell our blr brig ht
for mess Of pottsge In a gunboat
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
THE DOOTORlS OOLUMN.


L. NJ. Cincinnati-Tn the morning have
bad taste in IN, mouth and fermentation after
eating. Have you anything TO help mel
Take dastrino, teaspOonfnl after each
meal Regulate the bowels with Nathro.
lithic Salts, o tesspoouful In 3 half tnmbler
Of water. a bali hour before breakfast,
twice q week.
MoBri6e Indlauapolis-Th best rem
edy Tor your trouble is Testine. Take it
Ia dye-drop doses, three times daily for
two months Regulate the bowels with
NstbrJithic Salts. Use cold sponge bath
ing every morning. Avoid toblcoo, spices
and alcohol
Mrs. T.. NJ Albany. n. Y.-Have been trou-
hled for some months with rheumatism liy
joints are onlarging. What would you pre-
scribeY
Pebriclde Pills; one, three times daily.
Twice a week take two tesspoonfuls OF
Nathrolithlc Salts. IA a tumbler of water,
half hour before b eskfsst
Mrs A. NJ, New Orleans utfer terribly
with headache and nervousness.
Take Cerebrine, extract OF the brain,
IN five drop doses, on thetongue, three
times daily, for two months
9 NIB jracuse-Ssnd full nawe; will
advise b mail W Z PARKKR. NJ D.
Med. Dept. Col. Chem. Co.. Washington. l.. G
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
CEREBRINE, From tbs brain. m mEnuL
LINE, From tne epinsi r0rd CARDiNb
From the Heart. IES IINEs CVAnIN a.
r0NROfDINE,
Dose. Lrops. Price. Two Drachma, 81 20
GAsrRlNr,
A new and valuable remedy for Dyepep Ia 2l.t'
FEaKIUfDD Pills For Malarlnl Ancc-
ti0na. NeuralGia and Sick Headache, 5U cents
ua raHRHf Inc For C0tErrh. Hav II yer etc
Months utatmen Including insuifil Or 81 80
NAraNOLlrafu HALas
For Habitual Constipation. GOrpor Of the Bow
els and fnaciiOn OF the liver. 90 c-nts
At all Druggists. or from
COEUNhIA CHEMICAL co
Send for literature 080 washington, D.c
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
aentemhnr

IS q splendid mouth IN which TO visit the
Yellowstone Park Shut mp your house
and take yonr wife and family to the
Park Have tho greatest outing you ever
will have Two weeks Ia that mountain
region with sneh scsaery will do more to
re inviRorste on than anything else you
can do Send CHARLES 5 Fee. general
passenger agent Of tie Northern Pacific
railroad, st. Paul MINI six cents for
their illustrated tourist book.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
How ms l

We offer One Hundred Dollars'r reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be curediby
Halls Catarrh Cure.
n. J. CHENNEY a Co. T. leio q.
We. the undersigned havc known n j Chey-
ney for the last ID years, and believe him uer-
fectly honorable IN all business Transact ions
aud financially able 20 carry out any obliga
tlous made by their firm.
Wet q Irnay. Wholesale Druggists. Toiedo.O
Wnldlug kinnan a. Marvin. " hoicsale Drug
Cisfs Toledo. o.
HALL. Calarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting dir. city upon th4 blood and mucous
eurfec-s of fhe system. lesiimnrfai. sent
free price Zoe per bottle. sold by al drug
si-ls.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
nerlral of 40 cnrf.w.

From tho ChicsRo Journal.
Al excellent idea ~ the Introduction Of
the old fashioned curfew IN many OF the
smallsr towns thr0ughout The North
west. All throuzh Minnssots, Wiscon-
sin, the Dakotaha, and other North
fQrtern states there have sprung up
NRgo aud town ordinances dnder
Whp the ouefew tells the knell Of
parting day a. . o'oieck every night
for ali the youngsters within reach OF
It's sound
The desire of preventing children from
running Oh the strssta when they should
be In bed has taken the skapa OF q
general movement towards the passage
and enforcement OF what are termed
ouriow ordinances These usually pro.
vide for the tapping OF the village FIRE.
boil W 9 o'clock aud forbid any boy or
girl under i6 70 be on the street after
the curfew without an adult escort.
The hrst violation results in an arrest
and Inc delivering Of the child into the
hands Of the parents The second oiIonse
meaus trial bsfore ilstiee Of the
peace and fac OF $40 OF imprison-
ment for ten days Au exception is
made la the case OF children sent on
eIrauds By their parents sitter night,
ous these are forbidden 20 stop TO play
OF 20 DO anything that will disturb the
peace OF quiet Of the village
Nor Is the curfew law confined TO
villages. lankton has such a law, and
the mayor says the residents generally
agree that 10 is one Of the best ordinances
ever passed by the City Conucil North
field. Mimi, Saltwater. Hastings. and
numerous other Mlnncsnta cities hav,
adopted the sane law. ard pranouucl
the same verdict upon a..
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
RAzn1snADs
In Eject June 9. 1896.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:

Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
$50, 7.42, 75O, $50 s55. 94s. l005 1915 1l25.
II. q, IL a. m., @l2.l6, 131, 5O5, 5.O4, b.lOs
b.5s, 7O7. 9.o6 and 9.l2 p. m.
12.3s. 2.25, $40. 515 7.40 and 1915 p. m
For Chester (eXpress), l57, 40, $50, IA
80, SO, $50, lg.O5. ll.25, ll45 a. m; LS7,
8.O5, b.Oi, $50, 70l and yQ6 p. m.
Accommodation, SEQ. 200, SOC. 1O4S, 112s
n. m; l2S3 20 S4O 5l5, z 40 and 1875 p M
For New York. LIT, 255 40 $50, zoo.
500 9.43, 10.05, 1l-A5 q. m; F12.16, 49, 3.O5,
5Oi BIO $50, 7.07. 9.12 and 1895 p. m.
For Boston without change, lois .. m
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. m, sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via LamokiH. $50
a. m; $40 D. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, lSS a: m. and 6Ss p. m.
9.11, l0.19 and 11.00 a. m.12.O4, 1922, '1.n,
l;5e, 4.2i, 5.2S, ''6.O5, 6.5s, IA, $40 p m. and
baltimore and intermediate stanonu.
z4l' AS, COS and 1.54 p. N.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fer.
Wilmington Sexpress), $50, 40, US, Ss1.
1920, Ills. 11.3S q. m; 'l2.3l, 112, 202, 3.46,
40l, Al. 5.eS. $50, $50, 6lI, 6.55, 7.40. lilo.
Accommodation. SO, 7.ss, s1O 1885 a.rn.;
1.2a. sOs 4.os. 4.s7, 6.22, S.ss. 1908 ana "a
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (express), 1.57, 1.k6, 40,
800, 800, 9.43, 1905, las q. m; 1.S7, g.O5,
5.04, 5.56, 7.07, 725, 906 and s.12 D. 10.
Accommodation, 100, $40 a. m. 12.10, I4O.,
4.05, 515 and 1875 =. m,
For Chester (express), LIT, 40, $50, ass,
dl0;oo, ll4o a M; LSI' so5, 5O4 b.56, IOl and
Accommodation. ZOO. $40 a. r.; 1z.IO, Ls0.
4.o5, 5.15, 225 and 1895 p. N.
For New York, L57 255, 40, 100, no,
9.43, 1905, IL As a. m l.37, S.O5, 4.05, 5.04, b6a
707, 9.12 and 1875 y. m.
For Boston, without change, 55e p. N.
For the Eonth-ZOnfHprn Railway
press, IA p. M, Hleepers TO Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamskis. SIS =.
Baltimore and washington, as. 40I.
1918 q. M; 120f 1222 1.50, 5.23, $500. 7.41s
$50 p. m. and 1254 night
Baltimore and intermsdiats EtatisnE.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
a. m; LIZ, Al, 5.OS 655 40, 8.35. 11l0.
11.16 p. m. and 1906 night.
Accommodation. 1885, $40, 1855 =. Nl.1
1880, 2.05, 6.l0, S.S8, 1908 and u.3S y. n.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, S.13, LIE a. m. ass l18,
6.15, 6.53, SOL , m. and 12l0 night.
For Lewes, S.l3 a. M; AZ p. m
Express for Dover, Harrington ana
Demar, ,S.13. u.0s a. m; AZ .. N Ano
For Harrington and way stations saly.
$50 p. m.
Express for Wyoming, 65s .. m
Comfort and Norfolk, 11-Os a. M. ana lle1
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor New Castle, 9.5l p. m. and l2.o1 night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 12.O1 night.
For MlddletoWn, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, BridgeytlloA
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 1zOl night
CD Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely Of Pullman Nes-
tibule Farior and Dining cars NO extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
O. Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Nestibule Cars, Nestibule Pas
fare.
Tor further information, passengers ara
referred to the ticket aSsHt at The statieA-
s. NJ PRLNoST ]. r WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Tho souadron Nd Portland.

PORTLAND No, Aug. 25.-Four Of the
North Atlantic squadron are i'm the har-
Dor here They are the flagship New York.
with Commandcr-in-Ch Chief Bunco ia COM
mand; the Minneapolis the Raleigh and
the Montgomery. The admirals flagship,
tho Dolphin, with Secretary Herbert on
board. is expected TO join the fleet during
the week
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
coNrEMPoRARY OPINION.
naIard b ssen ny anrll.h I.rsa.

From the London "6raphic."
Mr Bayard, ths American minister Ia
E1Rland has small respect for tho arts
OF what Ia called dlplonacy. 30 far as
he psoplo Of Great Britain and Of the
Ualtsd States are concerned, be thinks
International amlty can be secured by 3
straightforward statemsnt OF any point
a. issus The principles OF MaoohiAvslli
ana the strategy OF Ialleyrand ars cut
OF place This view ia scarcsly conso-
nant with history. for there can DO little
doubt that had not great oirsumspsc sctlon
been exercised by English and American
stetesmou at tho time OF the Trent affair
the two pcoples would have bean Of each
other'a lhroats Mr. Bayard's absolute
lluat 10 tho forbsarRnee of democracles
musi be chEatened BY rsssrvation Ia
Europe We have been saved from several
wars during the last twdaty years. b. tho
patience Of diplomsoy.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27

only hy tho Stock Exchange. Save al
State Legislatures aud occasionally an
attorney general have tIied TO protect
investors by laws or proceedings In
court agsinat trusts aud corpo.
rations which keep their sifsirs hide
den from TIE public end yet seek to at
tract capital These Efforts have almost
invariably failed It isA matter OF gen
erai notoriety that the greatest amount
Of business recently done on ths Stock
Exchange has been la securities Of
trusts and industrial companies, many OF
which do not make public any facts by
which the public can understand what Ia
their condition. Dividends have been
paid when the corporations declaring
them we're BOT only losing morey, but
were bankrupt, and other similar devices
have been operated TO induce the public
TO take the shares and bonds Of these
iDsolvsnt concerns of the hands Of the
'lnsiders,' who, seeing the inevitable
crash coming, have bastened to unload %
Such disgraceful practices would be
greatly hlndored, IN not absolutely pre-
vented, n the companies we're required
to show their condition at regular inter
vals Presidents and direoioIs Ia such
companies, who make a prectic9 of so
doing business AS to enable them to
"wnrk" the stock market by depressing
or bidding up tho prlca Of their own
shares, would ind their little game less
easy and leas profitable.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
rn.l nlaInr ana ra.l RIdsr..

Less than decade has passed since
Wilmington occupied a prominent posi
ton in the sporting world, especially
that part Of It which is dlled by the
knights of the pneumatic tire. Prize
after prlzs fell to the scorchers who
carried the orange and black and our
riders made themselves feared and
honored These riders boasied Of being
better able 10 win, especially In road
races, because OF the practice given In
climbing the hills which surround the
city Now Wilmington's prestige seems
to have departed.
The craze ls still on with local riders,
but new men now fill the places OF the
old. These men are young with lots Of
Drawn and energy and this should again
bring them t. the front There is plenty
Of good timber here, ana It is safe to say
that they viii yet show that the company
Is not too fast for them Frank Turner,
Robert Weir. Lee Hanlsy. Q. B. Jack and
many others worthy Of mention are
carrying the colors Of our club on many a
track and thsir example may lead TO the
revival Of fast riding and fast riders
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
spend sunday az nav Ridro.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will ran another select excursion TO
beautiful Bay Ridge Sunday, September
let. A sail on the broad Chesapeake,
peoD at Annapolis Baltimore and Fort
McHsnrY and soft crab dinner arc few
OF the attractive features Of the trip Bay
Ridge is a healthy, clea- and refreshing
resort; you cannot help Wishing tho day
was twice as long.
We give below a list of stations show.
inc Llna of an.nlal Lralnn and raLa.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Fii1simmons Degins Trgining.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Robert Fitzsim-
mons began his regular training for the
coming championship fight with james j..
Corhctt at his little cottage on the sea-
shore at Coney Island The training which
Fitzsimmuns has now begun differs from
the training of the average fighter. Ho
trims himself and regulates his own work
and dfDt
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
riro IN M rreosnrv Iinlldinr.

WAsnINGToN. Aug PA fire I'm tho
waste paper room in tho treasury depart
mont brought ont the fire department Of
the city and caused some oxcitoment hui
no further damage than the destruction
of a little waste paper.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Nm nn was Hnnchtr.

You seem to think that you own the
earthi' exclaimed the irritable man.
No. replied the naughty citizen,
thoushtfully ."I don't own the earth. but
I've POT some stock IN the Wilmington
City RAilrsy Company.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Yacht Tmpafienl Lauaohed.

Ths yacht impatient, owned by
William n. singerly, was launched
from the railway at the Pusey anc Jones
Company erday Afternoon, after
having been partially rebuilt.