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banners, burning the edges OF the files
and one bundle of bonds which was lying
on the floor.
Financially there was more damage by
water than flames. Everything was thor
oughly soaked, even to the contents of the
desk and the umbrella which was packed
in pine box. This unique trophy is valued
at $3.50, and had it been destroyed could
not easily have been replaced. 1t was
taken to a nearby steam laundry to be
dried Judge Taylor said he saw the
umbrella late yesterday afternoon, and
apparently it was not damaged.
Half dozen members of the committee
OF SO Were early at the scene of the fire,
and as soon as possible President Shand,
Secretary Sleman, and Messrs. John ID.
Morgan and w. S. Macarthur assembled
the fircmen's ladders to save the valuables.
They did excellent service in transport
ing the books and papers to an office in
the neighboThood
OF course it was necessary for the com
mittee of go to take steps toward secur-
ing a new office, as they win now have TO
hold frequent conferences, and a meeting
for this purpose was held al 4:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the office of Judge
Anson S. Taylor, vice-chairman of the COM
mittee There We're present Chairman w.
H. H Smith, Vico-Chairman Taylor, Secre-
Messrs. w. r. Robson, NJ NJ Shand, W. A.
H. Church, John B. Sleman, Jr., and w. f.
Stowell.
There was a brief informal discussion of
the fire and its results, and then the mat
ter of securing new quarters was taken up.
1t was decided to refer the selection of
quarters and the purchase of necessary Of
flee furniture to Judge Taylor and Mr.. w.
A. II. Church, chairman of the hall COM
mttee of I96, with power to act They
will probably act to-day or tomorrow.
There was also a brief discussion of '96
affairs and Chairman Sleman, OF the press
committee, reported the printing and dis
tribution of the 80 0C0 souvenir fans at
the Boston convention Mr.. Smith said
he had received a number of valuable sug
gestions from the trustees and officers of
the United Society and Mr.. Church has
purchased the poles used in supporting
tents Williston and Endeayor at Boston
Common.
Calvary Baptist Sunday-school house has
been Offered the committee OF 90 for its
headquarters and the offer may be accepted.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
New York Cotton.
BALTIMORE Markets.

Baltimore, July 24-FIour quiet, IN
changed-reCeipts. 6, ,46S barrels: shipments,
8 ,0S0 barrels; sales, 45O barrels Wheat
unsettled and higher-spOt and month.
SO 7-Sa7O; August, 7OaTO Is; September,
Il -Sa71 II; Dece ber, "a II bid;
steamer No. 2 red, GO 3-4a67-receipts,
142 1854 bushels; stock, 4O7. .534 bushels;
sales. 14S 900 bushels; Southern wheat by
sample, 7Oa72; do. on grade, 69aT2 Corn
fiTmer-spOt and month, 49 . bid; Au-
gust. As rs bid September, 4s bid, year,
~ ssked-reCeipts, IL, 2S2 bushels. stock,
191 ,179 bushels; Southern White corn,
No. 2 white Western, 80 asked; No. 2
%; do. yellow, 90. Oats quiet and steady
mixed, 80 asked-reCeipts, 1890 bush
els; stock, 100. 6.5S4 bushels Rye duIl-re-
ceipts. S9S bushels; stock, 6,94o bushels.
Hay firmer-chOice timothy, 6.5OaI7 90
Grain freights easy, unchanged Sugar
firm, unchanged. Butter steady-fancy
creamery, 10; do. imitation, 15a16; DO.
IadIe, IA; good ladle, 12a13; store packed,
IOa12. Eggs weak-fresh, IL Cheese
firm, unchanged.
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ENDEAvoRERs ESCAPED.
Their Headquarters in the Burned
Building Did Not Suffer Much.

Their Headquarters in the Burned
Building Did Not Suffer Much.
The headquarters of the committee of
arrangements for the Christian Endeayor
convention of SO Were located in a small
room on the second floor front of the build
ing adjoining Secretary Pugh's private
office. Thisroom was the officeof
the District Of Columbia Endeayorer, the
official organ of the local union.
The furniture consisted Of O handsome
large oak desk, small table, typewriter,
and half dozen charts. In the desk were
the go bonds, the solicitors blanks and
vouchers. and large quantity of stationery.
On top OF the desk, on the table, and floor
were the valuable files of the Endeavorer.
The gorgeous Chinese umbrella OF state,
won by the District Endeavorers at the
Bostonconventionfor Tor thelarge
contributions to missions on the Fulton plan,
was also in the room as were the beau tiful
silk District Union banners, which have been
carried at many conventions.
Fortunately for the Endeavorers, how
ever, the flames were extinguished before
doing more damage than destroying the
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Pnner Cans.

Cans made of paper pulp are being intro
duced to take the place OF tin cans for
containing all kinds Of preserved products
The occasional cases Of poisoning from can
ned goods are due to the contents becoming
tainted through the cans not being alright.
Many millions oftin cans aroused annually
by canned goods factories in this country
and such cases of injury from tainted goods
are comparatively rare; but because iJ is
possible, through slight defects in the sol
der or minute breaks in the cans for such
danger to result, the Gamers have been look
ing for a satisfactory substitute for tin.
1t is believed that this has at last been
found in the paper pulp cans. They are oil
proof as well as waterproof, VIII not ex-
pand OF contract, and Will stand as much
rough usage IN shipment as tin cans and
perhaps more.
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PERILs OF MISSIONARIES.
Attacked by Chinese Pirates on Their
Flight Down the Lang-t-Zse.
(By United Press


Vancouver, b. c., July 24-The En-
press OF India arrived here to-day from the
Orient, bringing the following advices
up to the 9Th instant:
Detailed accounts of the Sechuen riots
riots show that the missionaries had to
endure much suffering and some peril in
their flight down the Yang-t-Zse. The
nobs at the scenes of the original disturb
ances made no attempt against the lives
Of the missionaries. They suffered
them to escape unmolested allowing, in
oneinstanoe, a man, his wifeandtw ochildren
to pass through tie very mid st ofthe crowd.
But the roughs and rioters along the
banks of the river were less forbearing.
Even the soldiers sent to escort one party of
missionaries could not pass by cities where
looting was in full progress and whittier
their boatmen would fain have carried them.
AT one point they were attacked by pirates
and had to resort to their rifles.
One reverend gentleman was stripped
by the armed robbers and was threatened
with death, but escaped into the water and
stayed there until the trouble was over.
1t Seems plain, however, that the enmity OF
the Chinese was directed against the prop
erty, and not the persons of the missionaries.
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PANAMA STRIKE GROWING.
t Has Virtually Paralyzed All Busi-
ness on the Isthmus.

NbJ zhboUNIutttI T ltHosT
Colon, Colombia, July 24.-The situation
is becoming worse. The strike OF the
wharf and ship Iaborers which commenced
July IT, and which later extended to the
switchmen and others on the railroad
continues. ALI the steamers at Panama
are idle and all business is paralyZed
If labor is not procured promptly the
transit of the Isthmus viii be throttled.
The men struck for higher wages.
They were paid 81 80 per day for working
on the wharves and S1.75 for working on
board ships; they demand S1.75 per day
for wharf work and 81 per day for work
ing on board ship. In place such as this,
where thirty odd steamers arrive a month,
this complete stoppage of business is
very serious matter TO business men here
as well as to the Panama Railroad.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Amateur Baseball.

The Nationals OF East Washington win
cross bats with the Washington Stars at
the park corner of Fifth and G streets
northeast this afternoon. The game viii
be called at 3 O'Clock, and an interesting
contest is expected.
The Young Stars would like to hear
from all teams in the District whose members
are under eighteen years of age Address
all challenges to ]. Phillips, No 1855
Four-and-a-half street southwest.
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TELEGRAMs OF SYMPATHY.

Y. NJ. c. AS All Over the Country
Affected by the News.
General Secretary Pugh, of the Y. NJ c.
A, had last night received the following
telegrams concerning the fire:
Newport, 4. l., July "a.
Wire me tomorrow about insurance on
building and anything interesting.
s. W. WOODWARD.
Columbus, Ohio.
Just read of your fire. Please accept
my sincere sympathy.
R. p. HABGooD,
Secretary Penn. R. Z. Y. NJ. C. A. -
Montreal, Quebec.
Sorry to hear of your loss. Hope it is
not as serious al reported.
u. A BRIDGE, Secretary.
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Give the Kiss 1 Gave to Thee.

Give the Kiss Gave to Thee.
IT'S my mothers step hear;
Quick, oh, quickly give to me
Haste, il is her step hear
Give the kiss 1 gave to thee,
She doth fret me night and day;
Kisses, prithee." she doth say,
Never maid should give away,
Never maid her love betrayt
Give, oh, quickly give 10 me
Give the kiss 1 gave TO thee.
"Have YOU kissed a mau?'' she'll say,
And I'll ans wer nay and nay;
Give, oh, quickly give to me-
Give the kiss / gave TO thee.
-Jeuuie E. T Dowie in Minneapolis Minn.)
Journal.
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fT Epqrp You will be satisfied by con.
uHhUuGp sulting
ei nm HEMPLER, Optioian
Qltuu 9th and Penna ave
Mastad Admiration.

Woman (snappishlyl-Wen, what do you
want?
Handsome Harry (sweetly, almost pi-
ouslyl-Ah, mum, ] stopped ter admire
dat remarkable child NV yours III / ever
seen perfect piotur NV Napoleon Bonyparte
in his prime it's dat kid-same shaped head
same nose, eyes, an mout', De only differ
enoe Is de kids glance is a trifle more
pierein' dan Bony's wuz.
Woman-I never saw that boy before in
my life. II you don't move on III un-
chain my bulldog.-Judge.
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Dear Friends.

Cela-Mr Filter is such pleasant COM
pany But then he says such hateful
things He actually had the aHdaCiUy
10 tell rne last evening that he didn't think
you We're stylish.
Deua-YOu call that hateful? You
should hear a few OF the things he says
about yOul''-Boston Transcript.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Sunk OFF Cane Henry

Cape Henry, Va, July 24.-The American
barkentine j. W Dresser, from Cuba for
New York, with sugar, sunk on Outer Dia-
mond Shoal on the 22d instant at D.
n. The vessel and cargo win be total
loss The crew were saved.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
WonIdn,t Allow 1t.

''What was the cause of the strike Of
the Italians on the public works."
''Well, the contractor wanted to hire
some Irishmen to hurry the Improvement
along, and the Italians objected TO the en-
ployment of foreign labor."-Judge.
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What He Was After.

Clerk-That gentleman you sold bottle
of hair dye TO three weeks ago was here
again to-day.
Druggist-Was he after another bottle?
Clerk-No, sir; he wanted to know If
we kept wigs.-Life.
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Good Advice.

Mother (arranging for the summerl-'I
want the girls to go some place where the
incest men are, of course"
Father-"Then, my dear, you had better
let them stay in town. Detroit Free
Press
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Entirely Too Fresh.

Mr. Scoffleigh-I don't see why you peo-
pie should be making such a fuss over the
new woman You don't hear US talking
about the need OF a new man.
Miss Fin de Siecle-NO. As a rule, men
are new enough.-Judee.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Uukind.

MiIlie-Dicky DooEttle seems such an
empty little feIlOwl"
WiIlie-YOu wouldn't have thought so if
you d seen him last uight.-Towu Topics.
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A FnYnr Indeed.

$50 you like hinl?"
Yes He did ME the greatest favor one
man can do another"
What was that?"
He married my homely daughter -
Truth
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Fourteen Persons Killed

Berlin, July Ito Lokalanzeiger
from Suez says that fourteen persons have
been killed by the explosion OF a boiler in
u mill situated at that place.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
GnlicIan workmen on strlke

Vienna, July 24.-The Neue Frele Presse
says that 1000 workmen in PrZemysl,
Galieia, are on strike, and that the streets
are patrolIed hy the military.
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No. No. No.
11O5 zoos IL 200
1I25 1893 ESQ
11sO 1858 393
HISS 934 los
124s ss3 1I2
1877 9s4 116
1878 1915 125
1850 1870 I41
1888 1877 ls2
1884 1883 8
1891 1879 1869
1894 1860 1854
1910 11I5 1852
IL 2OO9 1867
1872 1882 1865
1IsI 1857 1890
176 1880 14I7
1876 1877 1888
1900 1912 92s
1885 CSC 933
1912 1901 937
1892 s43 $50
1854 100 1877
1886 II3 1900
II79 sG5 1903
S33 94s 1880
I722 1921 1853
i72e 8o2 1855
gOIs SOC 14I2
1859 896 1912
1882 Is 1876
$50 825 10
SO 40 s25
E665 1871 1O3I
eel 299 94S
81 I17s 112s
s6I eel s74
9ss 996 963
1851 1913 1903
1896 1867 1868
1904 1865 1858
1854 1889 1924
1875 I845 1881
$40 49s 7s1
296 224 ESQ
14sI 1902 1895
14O7 I416 1850
1927 14I1 1469
I437 1893 14I2
1872 1883 1870
244 236 23s
242 274 26o
R52 2s4 1857
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Romantic.

We should not like TO have any one COM
pare our cheeks with a peach, if We were
girl. The down on peach makes ones
face itch.-Atchison Globe.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Third List
OF
Photographs
Now
Ready to be
Called for
At
Taylor's
Photograph
Studio,
18th and @
Streets.

Look for the number on
your ticket and call and get
your picture, if the number
is published here. Don't
come until your number is
published to save confusion.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
UneXpeCted.

Young man-What did your daddy say
when he heard 1 had kissed your sister?
Little grille said that was encourag-
ing.-Tid- Bits.
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A Rrokcu Enpapement

If a marriage engagement is broken the
menintalking gabOutitshOuldn ldneverinsinuate
that the man broke it. The women will
skin them if they do.-Atchison Globe.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
Not IikRIv-

.'wflI your father make any objections TO
my proposing?"
The morning times., 1895-07-25

He Was Forgiven.
She-Have you ever loved another?
He-Yes, of course. Did you think I'd
practice on nice girl like yOu?-Life.
The morning times., 1895-07-25

Chicago Board of Trade.
The morning times., 1895-07-25
New York Stock Exchange ouoratfons.

Furnished by Slsby Co, bankers and
brokers, Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth ssreet,
opposite Treasury, WASHINGTON. D. C.
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The Cigarette.

"The following is the result of
an analysis of a cigarette, made re-
Gently by a physician: The tobac-
co was found to be strongly i'm
pregnated with opium, while the
wrapper, which was warranted to
be rice paper, was proved to be the
most ordinary quality of paper
whitened with arsenic. The two
poisons combined were present in
sufficient quantities to create in
the smoker habit of using opium
without his being aware of it, his
craving for which can only be sat
isfied by an incessant consumption
of cigarettes These facts would
be sufficient to stop the manufac-
ture of anything less insidious in
its influence. But smokers will
smoke on to the death. ~. w.
G.. T. U.
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Case of Drunkeunese.

There was CONSERVATION on Fort
street opposite Kukui shortly after
10 o'clock last night. A Japanese
had imbibed too freely Of saki.
Upon going toward his home he
was unable any longer to see the
way and consequently came to a
stop. A telephone message from
some one in the vicinity sent an
officer hurrying to the spot. Upon
arrival the man was found to be in
an unconscious condition. 1t was
suggested that he be put into a
brake and taken to the Board Of
Health Office. The policeman did
not relish the job as he had a Turk
ing suspicion the man had cholera.
After a little while one of the bold
er spirits succeeded in turning the
Japanese over. He mentioned the
word "saki," the Jap gave a grunt
and the secret was out. The police
man at once became bold and those
who had been quiet began to joke
az if the thing were an ordinary &C.
currence. The man was taken to
the police station and locked up
for drunkenness.
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kisses and their lips would have
been united for the space of forty
six days and six hours. These fig
ures are appalling, and we respect
fully suggest matrimony as
means OF escape. That usually
puts stop to the frequency of o.
culation.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the First Cir
cult Hawaiian Islands.
Guardians Notice Of Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN
Il to sell the Real Estate belonging to
Robert Lapaela Fuller (k), minor, by
virtue OF an order made by Hon. Henry
e. Cooper, Second Judge of the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit of the Hawai-
ian Islands, gives notice that she will
expose for sale at the front door of Alii-
olani Hale, in the city OF Honolulu. on
SATURDAY, the 21st day of September,
1895, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the right,
title and interest of said Robert Lspaela
Fuller Ky, situate at Niupaipai, Homo
lulu, Oahu, and described as follows:
Beginning at the south corner of this
land, joining the land of A. Bolster and
running North 40 deg 10 min, West $50
feet along Bolster; North 40 deg and 80
min, East 17S feet along Pila and Maria
South Al deg. 45 min, East 81 feet along
Brown; South AZ deg. 80 min. West IA #.
III feet along Brown; South so deg 80
containing an area of 324-1000 acre. The
same being a portion OF the land des-
cribed in Royal Patent No 1874, Land
Commission No 8525b, to Julia Alapai
Kauwa, conveyed to said Robert Lapa-
ella Fuller (k), by deed of Lupo Opio (w)
and Kauhikoa (k), dated September 10th,
1891, and recorded in Liber 1873, folios
24S and 249.
Said sale being subject to the confr. |
nation of the Court. Terms Cash, q. =.
Gold Coin. Deed at the expense of the |
purchaser. LUPO OPIO,
Guardian.
Dated Honolulu, August 29th 1895.
4OS5-td
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Figured Out.

An expert mathematician has
figured it out that if two lovers
spend four hours together daily and
the loves takes or receives 200 kisses
low calculation-and each kiss
takes ten seconds, in five years
time the lovers would have 365, 900
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J. T. LUND,

No. I28 and 80 Fort street, opposite Club
Stables, PRACTICAL GUN and LOCK.
SMITH; Repairing OF all descriptions.
Browning, BlueIng and Restocking
Guns and Bicycle Repairing q speciality,
~ BICYCLES FOR SALE.
- Telephone 6O7.
4O12
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a STREET INCIDENT.

He stood on the plank walk in
front of the Hon. William Roach's
tonsorial parlors, and, as pessim-
istic, anti-Asiatic expression stole
over his countenance, delivered
himself to the few loungers pres
emit:
'Pm an American even used
to be a farmer; my means are
certainly small enough, as 1 pos
sess lonely four-bit piece; and
yet Hawaii don't seem to hold out
any opportunities to me. China
men exclusively do the farming
here Japanese fill the minor cleri-
cal positions the native does what
manual labor there is to be done,
and the only things left open for
me appear to be en- unpaid Board Of
Health cholera inspectorship, or
train robbery. | am too able
bodied to inspect, and the running
of trains has been discontinued.
"The facilities for leaving Homo
lulu at present are such that one
can feel no hesitation In calling it
a Paradise 1t is indeed the
bourne from which no traveller re-
turns providing he has no funds,
and has no opportunity to associ-
ate himself in a revolutionary
movement. l believe I'll squander
my fifty cents on a brown COM
plexion dye and eat on Bethel
street for a few weeks. Gentle
men, you see before you a man
without hope"
And the stranger elbowed his
way In the direction of n free
lunch.
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CAUSED BY CHOLERA OUTBREAK,
Native With Large Family Wants
to Start in Business.
American Who Was Formerly Farmer
DiIates on the situatiOn-He
Says Things Are Dull.

Part Of the depression of the last
week or so has worn away, and
with that change has come the re-
counting of funny experiences
passed through. One of the guards
placed on duty at the entrance to
Manoa Valley has one of the best
tales of the season to tell.
While calmly meditating upon
things not earthly, this servant of
the public was accosted by tall,
lank native who bore in a slight
degree the appearance of kahuna.
"Pehea you want?" said the ex-
perienced native scholar to the
man in front of him.
81 have come to ask for food to
give my family, as L am unable to
supply then."
Out flew the book of the guard,
and things assumed a businesslike
air.
"Pehea kela name oe?" was the
first question.
'Ioane," came the answer.
GLOW many are there in your
family?"
"Thirty-seven," was the reply.
That answer ended all writing on
the part of the guard, who stood
and gazed at the native as if he
believed he were possessed.
"Iwould like to get rations for that
number and would like to get a
recommendation from you to that
effect" continued the native.
The guard said he was not look
ing for contracts. He did not think
such a large amount of food as
would be requisite for that number
could be furnished.
"Can you furnish me with three
bullocks? If you do / will prom
Use not to come to you again for a
whole week" The mans assur-
ance was something astounding.
This was refused, and the man
as last resort asked for a quarter.
The guard was of the opinion
that the man intended setting up a
cheap grocery for the purpose of
making little money.
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To Musicians.

THE MISSES RICE, LATE OF
i Melbourne, have located on
King street, Waikiki of J. B. Atherton.
and will take pupils for tuition in
Pianoforte and Singing. Telephone $50.
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appetite and weigh five pounds heavier than
svsr before. cannot recommend Hoods Sar-
saparilla too highly" VIM. W. Or1s, 500
oebling Street. Trenton, New Jersey.
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WHY HANG

on to an idea that only one
firm can supply your wants.
Have on seen our stock
lately? You can't afford to
lose the many good things
we offer you. We're not
afraid to show you the
goods. Why should you be
afraid to buy if the articles
and prices are right.
BROWN e: RUBEY,
Hotel street. Arlington Block.