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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-30
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE FROM THE
IL Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Water NJ.
Gifiard will attend to and perform the
duties of President and Manager OF the
firm OF w. q. Irwin d Co, l. d.
WIN. q. IRWIN,
President and Manager VIM. G. Irwin &
Co., I'D.
Honolulu, April 4, 1895. l3O6-2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-30
BACK AGAIN TO WORK.
NJ. r. BURGESS

In 1gain prepared to repair Garden Hose,
Sprinklers, Water Taps. et". saw Filing
and all kinds Of Tools sharppned, includ-
ing Carving Knives ana Scis, ors; Lawn
Nov ers a specia tyi also Setting Glass; in
fact al kinds OF jobbing. Work called for
and returned King up l52 Mutusl Tsls-
phone any time before q A, n. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
OVERWHELMING.


DKEssMAkER - Thorough dressmaH.-:
highest references. dIn@ings direct from
Paris. desires engagtri@nis bV lar ~ wei.
IN or out Of ciif Address TuOROTGE.
Box Jv'. ~ H.oadWaY.
DkESSAAkER would Hike more engage
m-nis Is the day. 81 H. A. r.. rs
West c2d-Si.. care OF Flynn
DRESSM Ak Err -fiisi-class. II years e,-
prrisnce. In families by tn da, or hofns
references siysn. Address DHgSsMArER
~ Coiunlhus-ate.. ground ntf
DRIES SMA<ER Zeal garments rem1l4i.cd
and repaired. latest designs ~ cailareti.
cap~s. highest reference. -Gmfne. sDr.,.--.
home - cs,. MIS-. 1EENF 10, w..
Wtf-si.. G.iifrhIs-ave
MRS iEi:MANcE DEPPEL. rrc..l
dr~ssniahsr. removed to 12i Ear, li,h-si
MAiE Il ANTOINETTE. eaD IVES. iet.h.
-, near sfn-avr. e 'Onturi-r@ Flancnts-.
newest d. au~ IN stire. and .vetf...
gowns. no delay; Toderate ls.~~s
-rhMsT2Ess. -Tv the dav IN private
ramilies, ran make over dr-as.s ana I'm
lsh after dresSaIakcr: 81 - per DAY Miss
FOX CSC ath-ave. near 2It'i-si.. "a be'i
SEAL. GARMENTS REDYJ.D AND Al.
tered into fl@hinnrbie cap"4 snd Elton
tsrlseis Mrs. BARKER. iiG West 30.h-
81. near broadway. late with Gunthcr's
sons sfh-ase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.


ARE yOI- LOOKING FOR n genuine sDcl
business opening Coll and see what
Ne have 60 offer. 5000 cash required.
GEO. ". DpASE q 60. 2G2 iroad"ay.
\ YOUNG MAN wi'h f"v thousand dol
Lars In n profitable established business.
Adnrc-s ". CHASE: BOX 81. Eiirri. Sui
Ivan rorniy. y. !.
FOR sAIE.-A good feed store: god oor-
ner location. cheap for q cash hu.ef:
rar. chancr. 74n Myrti"-aye.. E-n1kiyn
ron FAIE-Wholesal- wine and Iiauor
business: 80 YEAR established In Nrw-
ark y j.. road a. open CORE 'pDndence
kilress SUCCESS. IL. -. LIE Rroad-
way
ron sALI,-Nsvv patent hook nnd e,e
inserted without sowing ISSUED August
-. hest In market Address y. Don
NELLN. Hampstead. I.ons Island
PARTNER. with FIVE thousand cap,,,i
wanted. - work vnluabs agencies m
Cansca. referrncce e1cfangff. CANADA
l?27 HroaG"a,.
PARTNER WANTED. - Married preferred
TO Peii % retail drug trade. snuth win
tiers, North summers. investment secured .
business profitable. references exchanged
Drawer 70. LeesbrFg TIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans OF buildings and alterations
have Ned NTH the Building Department during the
fof,y-rignt ending yesterday:
New buldlnss
Broadway and 12th-st by estate Of
pori i"ur,eenst2y brick store and lofts ~ $500 900
Fisncke story brick store .....,......',. $500
Nc go East l54th-st BY AdOiph Altman. one
story frame structure. loo
Alterations:
ka,i. Rogers sao ,No,s,ory frame dwelling ;oo25
NJ IN Washngton-st and No 70 Deyst, b.
hous-s Observation-Disclosures. 1000
No "a 0th-ave by Herman Schoepel. hve-story
brick store and tenement. ..................., Hb
No 70 East 63d-st by Henrietta Dinkelspiei. i've
2ssd-st n and . s ~ KatOnah-ave by Wood
lawn Cemetery two-slory brick and frame dwell
lings Observation-Disclosures. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
BrSISEsS CHANCES.
PARTNER WANTED

PARTNER WANTED
l,.., mize manufacturing business "
.''i Hi'arS proTp"c;e want wealthy 81
ft'.i'"I s-"tl~Hiha 81 good standing ami
40. 10 nv -. who can invest So 900 20 sinn .
L,,., .nu H'ahhfr the FINANCIAL part n ia.
.il'-r Pir2se state fun pariici,l,rs
'1ininunic9tions will b. fr.nf.,i Win 49,,
rirr,,,,, discretion. AG'srss MANt'FarT.
ithh. Boz s. 1'riburA. One
I'LL IN ~ HEST and ir-asrrersh,p n
manufacturing bushes. orareJ ~, Z,
.-iinsni ~ $1,000 as needed itat vii
49,. =" ''i ''hi yearly. ~ drbis: evc-p-
'T.hlnc Office ''i-' - J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

rhs entire bidding OF the Plaintiffs on two parcels
a, real estate which were sold yesterday al the
p-oadway real estate salesrooms did not prevent
,,sders from becoming the purchasers. but left
f,ir margin to the defendant in the action The
Dropery consisted of Nos. ssi and 2ss West Sixty
nn.rh .5xlej. There were Que on each parcel
s.sn and interest. and the au, tioneer, Bryan
Kenney. announced that the property woud
- sold over these encambrances. h. Squire
w,s the purchaser. buying No. 23l for $4,000 and
20 sss for 1880
'yohn T Boyd sold No isT West Twenty eighth
A. A hve-story brick tenementhouse and frame
ss,sble IN rear. 10 n. Beaver for N4,750
'Widencek A. Constable has sold one of his row
A. four.story stone front dwellings,. 2oxJsxl022 In
Tsst E!ghty-hrstsi.. adjoining the house recently
81 10 Henry Batjey. for $4,000.
bennett q Gran have sod No. si7 West One
hnnared nd thlrd-st, threestory mot Ave stories
- previously reported browns;one single apart
ment-housc, size Axs5xlC2. for Eva p. Graf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO IET.-Fo. manufacturing purposes
4fh nOor IN Flats nrrprOof blil iins 3
t,ovei and elevator: exceptional light. Ap-
Div WELLS & COt'TAN CO.. Ltd. -
and 81 Gold-si.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
A LADY q large experience IN all mes
Of purchasing. nom the smallest articles
- hCusefIrnlsnirP VIII give prompt at
ten ion Ia orders from citf ar COUNTRY and
gusre.it-~ s4ilafnction. Address nv / Err
care christian All So"iefy. - B.Da- Horss.
4 FRENCH ypung lady kindergarten
c.adra'a. derrss 10 teach kndergHiiFr.
French or ENGLISH primary for 4 home n
the city. good r-fr. -nc-s. GRAIL 'omp-isl-
ton. Address REFINEMNWI. Tribune o.
h.
TEACHER. -Yourg churrh-woman dip
lomael kindergarfne-. desires position IN
school o. private family: highest i~sti-
MORALS. IiaH H.. to- Wet I'D =.
WANTED - Private pupils by visiting lahj
teacher. O. INJECTED With best city sch lOls;
eNcellent references COLLEGE, GRAD p
ATE. II West isti:-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A.-HANDsOMELY furnished floor or
separately. private bath, also rooms for
gentlemen. board: references. ~ Yves,
Jlst-st
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ron ~sr.y.

ti.g.
~ 49, Eyeryihinr ruaran,eed
FINE 81 DOWN 81 WEEKLY
DlAAyNlS. 40 trash. can o. address, W :
" ,i'f'a o.. Mniasn Lane Room .
At LiTrLE's Tooi. STORE. 2. ru,,o,.
.,,,,.,, ", ON, workshop machinery foo
pON-fj' u.s. fr-": wTiot-carring tools scroll
,aws desi.ns and fancy woods; Incnbaio.,
ana Dro'drT- IN op-rs:icn.
,ELEG'NT UPRIGHT PIANO o,toc.,
sNTh away convince yourself. rr,lile,,
t'h-. need 'aonc,. al East ojh-si
~ EEII,cEn PRICES, second shns
"on ana iron working mschines. falls
..s.,,'.''' achlnsry bought aad eS.
'"ths'd GFCEGE d. EDDY. :,is M,l'
FOR SALE.-Eiceiy furnished nat Win
an improvements ch-np rent. rll nc
III. ~ D rr"ti bargain. BENJAMIN. 70
West 99''i-si. 80
FOR SALE. Zine pair 81 Geld marine
Firs'"s. bought during tie last zach,
~ cost -. VII sal fsr 81 NATHAN.
SEWING MACHINES. New Home. DO
mesiic. Singer. Household. wilcox A
Gibbs New Ideal sis up. cash or cr.d,,.
lhJ secohd hnnd of all makes, Sc up. -ar
raa,ed. H. RArscH. ? e,i ad-ave.. near
i2ad-r;.
ApvErTIsEMEHTs AND SrRscRIr.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK rkii;.
UPTOWN OFFirE. No. i.oi2 Broadws,
"a door norlh u Thirf y-hfsi-si. and Al.
FRI IsENtNTs 81 the following franc
o.'ices ~ Eishih-ave.. 200 Third-ave..
corner Forty severth-s'. 80 East r.ltv.
se,enth-rt.. corn~r Thir1-ave, i5s Eau
i.5;h-st-. mes Third ave. LES Third avs.
n-1r sixty hTsi-si Los Fifai-ave.: io1
wes' rer .s-ccnd.st 49,: colur l'us-nv
irn ct b., fn.ion-Ei-. c. cour, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
Gonnrp Real estate for Sale.
Park RiII-on-the- Hudson.
ADDRESS $50 BROADWAY
iinfnrnisbro Rooms 90 Ee'.

HOTEL BEREsFORD. sist-st. and Central Part
III Wes-One very choice corner suite Two rooms an'
lsth also. suit. % four rooms hnt
bah al rooms and fronting both Central IarN
AID Manhattan SQUARE The very best location on "ah
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
strBupBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Rc''d"nce
properties. ell kinds: sale or rent.
TUBES & TAYLOR. 2 Deehmans'.
At SUMMIT. y J.-D"slrab.e furnished
and unfuirishsd houses 80 80 for W.n-
ter or year: all Improvements. reasonable
rents T. @. POTTER opposite Stsl'on.
Top sAI,E.-A Wes;ch-strr County fs-ni
- close an estate lts acres. 500.
pi'Ft's X. MHARG. 1871 Broadway.
op1XGE MOUNTAIN SIDE. orange. y.
choice situation. summer ana winter
h.,,ic Tor falr 10 civFc an estate. rne iars-
s,,hs;antiaI Trick residence stables. green
hou,es ard 20 acres u attractive ETonncs.
.ur-ourtling nr.ghhorhncd iin-Scel tiHn-
ab,e. extensive views and accessible u;
maradsmIzed roads. RESERVOIR anc cli>
snnnlY Of water, entire at 800 W. % sui
s1ylJad AT less cost. EDW. J.. EAMll~
TON 4 90. 9G Broadway
To LEASE. -IIandsore colonial residence.
nnfurnIshcd. best iocation N P"-hain
Habits. modern Improvements; ~ IONS
hi,iia-d table. stable Accommodations MO
y'av between suburban and main IN fis.
.icns New-Ilav"r Railr0aHs minute
.ra,k second station from Grard 'rniFai
nnnot reasonable reniai TO drsiihb-"
nari~. REN. /. EaIK-i llI-n.- -l:.a L way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
GG1WRGM1ll G1All,

STAMFORD. NETWORK
Oper through september and October Heated by
and open Telescopes Electricity Library and Music
Hall. Repete with comforts for tho autumn months
Rates reduced after Sept 10 Send for Illustrated
S. +. CHURCHILL. NJ. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES

sG.n Charles and TE wife to h 1r Mutual Ias
ave S53 Il n % Fordham Iadne Road. year. $40
H sss, R RfnaY 10 " pS w .sAss to pGy cf
CAGES ! si5t
Maryland jethst. ie5 IT OF Lexington -.
s. sys 10 Y same ii,a,c;i :, 2
Trncesi year ........,...... $50
bs .9o fFGseFd 2 ana vtc to merh.
IagkaT, MARIE. t Waldo Huchlns, Union =,
sI " s d p S5G , P nc w, Aoer
son AM another, Morn'ngsde-ave. 5o7 IT
90 # Of 7th-ave . mortgages. wears. 25.c'
..Pehan-ave 21G It OF Ful,on-ave years: S,5t
En- n sSGTa to co se MI o
ave md llsth,st year. ..........:....::.... 300
2s'h-s lot o. map estate John samfer. de- - .,
pc-see' Thomas ii. to F II Mason. n W corner
5h-avs and a.h-.,. Villa m.bridee; 2 years. l.o
oartby. " > Prospec,-sve. 100 # n Of Dsw-
Thompson Pontus L to Birkbeck Investment saw
ings and LOAN Company. Ellison-evt, lot
zoe. map part Seton Homestead ins.amen,s Isl
INSURANCE ' COMPANY : ss,h-st $50 Il e Of AM
casof CAROLINE A. to- p Gran 70 los IVES;
era8 Eva i. and another to i d Gran 10 so
West Shis yeSr t.ri ,.,. ~ cc,r: 2''
Hail. william " IF. 10 Charles Hail 81
x.is.as.4s 'S Sau: e ks. war:i No i to a
112 East lOlsi-si mortgages. years ....... 800
as Wiett-st , i2W
Recke Wilhelm Heinrich Weber. No l,70S
ath-ave years. ..-.....--.. o."
Furi, katherine. Edward Schweyer ard an
other executors. etc. ilst-st. 800 II W OF
shave year o'S'
Lane Charles and wife 70 F J Middlebrook
corner 2d-ave and 3sth-st. year ............ 15Ot
McIowel, Alexander, and wife 70 the Teachers
Mutual BENEFIT Association. city Of Nev-York
i1Bth-st. $50 II Of LenOxave, years 24,O
Potter Anne T. Aaron Fatnan. pSth-st,
"a y Of Amsterdam ave, years. 49,. 1sW
soman, samuel. and wife to Thomas Ryder. . ~
Same to the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
'" ..o....,....... 800
seidenterS. Joseph. Hebrew Benevolent ard
orphan Asylum Society, Nev-York corner
Lexngton-aNe and 77thss. years. ........... I',o
5ii r. '' Of iieth.st yeSrs Isu
ss iS5s-s 20 Il Of " courand-sse years 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A-TOR SALE TO CLOSE An ESInrE
Till FOLLOWING COSTLY PROPER


A-TOR SALE TO CLOSE Az ESIArEE
Til FOLLOWING COSTLY fi'ofhHi o
4 stylish PAIR high-aciing carf'ase
1gNes. perfectly matched. l1.3 manu- ~
anc soNen wears Old. with plrnN -
xiOuAd action. have been constah,ly uS"
@uble and single. free. prompt 1iN"'H
HANDSOME HARNESS AND SADDLE
cOB his IS one Of the safest driNlns M
saedl+ horses IN this city. fine tnndeh ie t.,
- safe for lady 20 drive OF rae. has "'s"
s'upn and can road fasi
1 VERY SPEEDY ROAD HORSE s'yi-
M. safe. ap6 can trOt In I'D ,.
CARRIAGES. CONSIST ING Of Broushsm'
sN'Fnsi " s0p family surrey SEATS IouiI'
Ruasi,on, Wagon ,on sidebar Road Wagon.
f"ad Cart tuiIf br BEST MAX EhS' anu
in iae condition.
Double ami single CoEch. Coupe. surIeY
erd light Road Harness. ladies ana gen
titner Saddles and Brides. M"rs.
Hlarkets Whips Horse Clothing. AH the
ldiapnarr..i4 Of private stable.
NO Cash. OFFERS WANT I'D NJ
THEY MUST BIZ SOLD iMMEDlAThLi'
Particulars Il ]. c. HAND. ENECt Ioh
sAipinf Building). l.2sO BRpAD"Ai "''
ne odd 81. Room Z. -----
HORSES AND PONIES boarded, win VIII,
gfain and good care; medical s,'et,''| ~
,,ee Address Dr O. G. JACkSoN' = w.
n1t ici. Jamaica, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
WORK WANTED.

Male.
4 VIZ J.. ltAH1TSG.
Fxpet; Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Building. ROM -. u fnr.; Row
AGENT going South Wishes to represent
business hodse. or handle some good arii-
Gle. WEYLAND. if2 East "ei-s,
ACCOUNTANT and thorough bookkccper
F-ess emplcvment: win audit ~ thhe
chargs 81 accounts. Pirate parinersniy oi
corporate. st moderate rates, Al refer
ences, T.. Trihuao O!l.ee.
AZ INTrLLIGr:NT mnn-American.
aged "a. desires ftra'lon Of an, Kind
can peck mark nnd ship. best references.
g j. SCrII.ECHTER. b'lleiliie. y. J.
BUTCHER and CARVER ~ hotel or
restiira1'. speaks English. German and
lr-n b. Wiling In every wer. BUTCHER.
~. East .:d-si.
BOOKE EEPER An o'd bookkeeper rle-
gir.s 'emposary o. permanent e;nplcy-
fnenf looks cxnff.ined written up anf
bairncei refcrsnce frft-class T. J. a..
~is n,disrn-si.. brooklyn.
BrTcHEn. Young man 70 learn The bust
ness. Z months experience. b'Tt refer
cnrs. English and G.rman. OTTO A.
TLrlssNER. care ~ H. sh1W COL eth
ave. brooklyn.
DAEEE.-A good second hand baxter. or n
FOREMAN Tor q small place. bread End
cake. ADAM NITErIE sHi i'owsrs.
BOY. Il. would IKE To oh'sir position ~
am kind. electric preferred Address l.
s. box ~, Tribune once.
DOY. II. Brooklva High School graduate.
wirhch position IA go1i Office. with
hrnec " Advancement. best OF references.
J. G.. iJJ yaya-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
gonntrn BcarO tllaniro.

FIfS.Il Ass A'roMMoDATION van,ed In prlyat.
Address J.! o. box III N.s-Yors 80 "'""S'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


u,a,on-s, Ne 1872: George Harris and wife 10
'Nsfss Krshbaum $4,000
Tcrsyih-si No L.. Annie kosentha to Herman 49,
,ss,s s. 414 II n of i0th-st ~ sxpl Adolf
'Rossnwssser and wife David u Gcldstein. m $4,000
osths No ~ West: John Roddy and wife to
Marguerite Dyett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
s,lh-st. No :li West. Marguerite 4 Dye,t John
Roddy. exchange & /
Msrsare,ha Hencke to Franz schiip .......... 5000
Lexington ave corner 77,h-st. Io2. 2x145 the
Hebrew Benevolent and orphan Asylum Society,
rseusr Elise o,ze John Luehrs and another 277So
ii9th-st. ISL Il Of Lenox-ave. l7xl0Oll
Louis Davidson. referee; TO Ray Dfessner 1900
Interchangeable Road, >7.lxIi3G. Martin
Esre,. referee 10 Timatly Donovan. ........ $500
i0Sdst No 81 West heisna Babbase q Eva
,sst S';;' s. goo +, ot Couriiandt.ate 24ix
100. Minnie Frees ,o Charles zumbuehl and
s,.ave. $ s77 # Of ioli-st. 30 Ok irregular:
the Sisters Of Charity Of ST Nincen, dc Paul
Richard Williams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Prospect ave, v s.. 1901 II n Of Dawson-st. 25x
lls flx2ixio3.2. Frederick Mccarthy and wife
to Frederick schun,ann and wife ............. $500
isisi-si. W 97S East William ] Irwin 70 Eliza
same properly Gusisve Kueh and wife to viii
,sis,.si $ lots 2i5. 2iG and 2i7 man Of Pros ~
Pect HI estate Fordham; Jane Ne.dham to
H., .ai rao Van Nest Park. cath Ward r Is
Levy 20 AOis Gruschka and wife. ............. 305
<h-st " coiner oh-ave, 50xlO5 civilians
bridge: Eliza II Mason to Thomas II Pcrsse. $500
Lot ioJ map Van Nest Park. oath Ward;
EphTalm Levy 10 Margaret Foid.....-.... 420
u; go same nap. same 70 Sarah Mechler.... 425
1t S2N map 47a lots Haigh, estate. West
E3is1n-ave Z. 10, es3 map 36s lots part Of
Seton Il 1,nestead 425
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
COUNTRY nrAL ESTATE TO LET.

AT NEW HAVEN. CONN. -ThoToueiis
pcsi brick house. ~ roons; IN bes, irn'-
genital quarter. convenient % cohSk-s
ns.a'ts' Professor A. NJ WHEELER NV
Raven, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
DRI:sSMAKINC.

croAKs ALTERED and remodsi,ed me
latest styles; Indies own n.at|iinlS -
49, Jackets and capes; DAY or h'u'e
GREIG. 1871 West .2a-si.
,.x>,.,,.,trpE FRANCHISE. Fancy
% y,sists street. dinner snd iahof.msde
dress~s: ladies' mate'las'. used; sh'iM, w IN
,..SntsJ, soS ia Wesf I5th-st. ItmoNru
tom I;,h-si.. formerly with stern Bro':
pnEssMAKER. : conpet.n,, dIessm ,.lSe,i
bv day or week GOD ,. r''s ,T,, MED and
- .nrfces moderate. Ad.lIcfs Sh''
va, pxs 're,sgE T85 sth-avs.. near 4Ith-si.
IDRCssMAKER. - Experierc.d .hiidTenhs
b.',c,,sr desires work BY DAY, nc
outn','' refsrred. x. Y. L.. 3is sussex
o orr newark y. J.
,-ncssw.KING.-f Ladder and misses
Dsm.nsss,s,tins in latest styles remodellins
,sn,ly dSne; moderate. $50 PsrR-sVe'' mar
T7th-st
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

At greatly reduced prices
dozen jars pints, In box QUO
dozen iars quarts, In box 60c
dozen Jars, half gallons, in box. SOC
Inspect our Improved Jelly Glasses, 35c per doz.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
REV. TAULBEE LECTURES,
He Delivers the First Address
of the Proposed State
Series.
Objects Of the A. p. A. Defined as
Based Upon Constitutional
Allegiance.

The first of the series of lectures which
the Kentucky orator, Rev. J. M. Taulbee,
proposes to give in this State during the
next three months upon the aims and
objects of the American Protective As
sociation, was delivered in Metropolitan
Temple yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence of an audience which crowded the
building to the doors.
No pains had been spared by the COM
mittee of arrangements to make the in
terror of the hall as pretty as possible in
the way of decorations. The platform
was swathed in mass of red, white and
blue bunting and draped with American
flags, while in the midst of it the words,
"California greets Kentucky" shone out
in golden lines. The balcony likewise
was hung with festoons of bunting and
shields, thirteen in number, representing
the original Colonial States. Besides the
speaking, on the programme there was
music and singing by the Temple Coral
Society.
In calling the meeting to order B. f.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

Huddelson, State president of California,
stated that the lecture tour of Mr.. Taulbee
was but the prelude to others. He would
be followed by William S. Mention of
Michigan and Judge J. S. Jackson of
Texas.
H. w. Outflow was called to the chair,
and, after a song by Miss Minnie Powell,
he introduced Mr.. Taulbee.
His address was opened with glowing
eulogy of California, her climate, her seem
cry and her people. He was enraptured
with ALL and particularly SO with the
many pretty women he had seen here.
After spending ten minutes in describing
his feelings he branched into his subject,
which he called 'The Attitude of the
Hierarchy Toward American Institutions"
"There is, :" he said, "a wave of dissatis-
faction rolling over the country from one
END to the other. There was a warning in
this which must be needed, but in the
first place | must remark that what [ say
| say in all love and kindness, not with
any rancor of bigotry. We are all brothers
as American citizens. 1 do not want to
see any of US indulging in personal sar.
casm, Incorporate language or billings
gate. Instead of dragging each other down
we should strive to build up, and in the
A P. A. it should be an imperative duty
to teach the principle of building up.
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ton, it was his church that threw its doors
open to the congregation of Emmanuel dur
ing the dark hours Immediately following
the tragedies. 1t pleased him beyond
measure, he said, to see the congregation
again in its own church. Through the
sorrow of the past much good would be
sure to come in the future, he felt certain.
DR.. Pond said he could look back and re-
member the day EmmanuelBaptistC Church
was dedicated as house of worship.
Gods ways were inscrutible often, but
they were just and merciful, he said.
The soloists were Mrs. NJ. M. Brown, w.
G. Campbell, Mrs. o. B. Trohong and
Pastor Gibson. In the congregation were
noticeable Ex-Supervisor Taber, s. S..
Code, DR.. Vogel, Mr.. Mcguire and others
well known in the Mission.
Before the close of the afternoon services
several substantial pledges were given
toward repaying the church debt In the
evening Pastor Gibson preached about
Broken Ideals" his text being in Philip
plans, iii :16. There were several musical
mum mbers besides that rendered by the
choir, composed of Charles M. Elliot,
Arthur Davis, Joseph W. Mcguire, L. A.
Larsen and F. Crossett, the organist.
1t is the intention to hold the regular
services from now on, but for a while yet
admission to non-members will be by card
alone, but these cards are freely given.
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the mists have rolled away" was its re-
frain.
''The Builder Among the Ruins" was
the title of the sermon. Man was the
ruin, mercy the builder-this the burden
of the sermon. {" We sometimes think
ourselves alone in the bitter experiences OF
our lives" said the pastor. But this was
a wrong belief he held. All the world
suffered for the sin that was in it, and no
man suffered alone. Others had similar
experiences. All had the same evil pas
sions and temptations, and for all the
mercy of God would build up the ruins.
1t was a good, practical sermon with no
references at all to the sad history OF the
church.
In the afternoon the Rev. A. M. Russell
of the Hamilton-souare Baptist Church,
Rev. George E. Duncan of the Third Bap-
tist Church. Rev. M. P. Boyrelin of the
First Baptist Church, the Rev. M. Gardner
of Alameda, the Rev. Mr.. Dietz of the Ger
man Baptist Church. the Rev. Mr.. Stewart.
Rev. DIR. Pond and Rev. DR.. McClish of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, occu-
pied seats on the platform and made brief
addresses, ihterluded with musical num-
bers either by the choir or by the pastor,
Mr.. Gibson.
DR.. McCiish spoke most feelingly. per-
haps, for, though of different denomina-