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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following new building and alteration plans were
filed to-day Building Department:
54th-st n $ 275 West 5th-ave. by William Muir
raw of I.archnont. y. y. for two foLr-sory -. 80.
and basement brick dwellings ..........-.... SrpWV
Creston-ayc g $ 49, II II OF Welesley-st. ~
Karl VI Resell. Of 2.1is Creston-ave. for a 90.
two and One-hafstory frame dwelling ...--..- l,sUo
ST Nicholas ave 5. 80 II OF lletn-st by
Kate smith Of 19s Alexander-ave. for five - ooo
1o4th.st $ = aO7s n Of Columbus-ave.. by
Lawrence ,irIcb fla, u 100 ......., 10000
Feathcrbed Lane, n s. 30 IT Of Jerome-ave.
hv Theodore Moss. 3i3 Madison-ave owner Jere
sullivan lessee for one-story frame store ~
Kingsbriiee-ave . s. 30 II n Of Varan-st (Kngs-
bridge by Samuel l. Berrian. for two two . -,
story frame dwellings Observation-Disclosures. -fOO
Alterations: ,, -
ROllwagen o No 10 Lexington-ave TO Il four ~
story frame and dwelling 4Wo
Iexinrton-ave No 81. By Mrs Francis r O'Don-
nell OF No ol2 East 1sth-st George kennedJ.
o, No 81 I.exington-ave. lessee to a three mn
story brick and dwelling. ............:. 1000
Tbouuson-st, No 80. by Celia Brothers. OF No ~
W0ostei-s 10 a two-story attic and basement 49,
I35h-st n 100 Of Lfnox-aye. by Samuel
Assurance Company. owners No 40 Broad
yay 10 a two-stoGy frame storaf;c-house. 100
4-rb-s, No ~, West, by w Little. Of No 52I
West 24th-st 10 a ive-story brick private hos
pita ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The Metropolitan Telephone Company has bought
the old hve-story building with lot 25x762. No. IL
Dey-st, for about 10000. The company purchased
several years ago Nos. 10 and Is. adjoining, at
$4,000 and 100000 respectively, and has now plot
about 75x16 which, II is said will be the site Tor a
ter-story building TO be connected with the cor
poratlons building in Cortlandt-st
James r. Waterlow has sold for Deiaplaine Brown,
at So 500 to a client for investment the four-story
stone-front tenement, lot 2S6x6ixSo. No 9l7 sixth
The parcel sold at auction on May for
So 900.
The auction sales for the week ending November
30 amounted TO s525,oeS as compared with the cor
responding week OF 1894 Of $2S3.4A
In Brooklyn the auction sales for the week endlng
November 80 amounted to S1265O, as compared Win
the corresponding week OF 1894 Of SSS,3lO ,
The sales private contract in New ork i9p o 1ne
week ending November 30 amounted TO about so.y~
coo. compared with the corresponding week OF
1884 $lU0VlO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Ra,d George " and another % George Lier. Lot
No 80 map OF Washing;onville. . wears ...... !:
Fem. iiy Susan. 81 al t. the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. Nos 4l0 and 4l2 East lsih-s
UeNner Emanuel and another 10 the Rector. e'c
u Grace Church W corner 2d-ave ana 'sth-st'
3 years ..-... =. -
Same to Frederic Middebrook, same property
Ihlcnlurg. Angus; /. ard wife to Edward \
IhienburC and another. i1th-ave 23-l II n
~ ,,2l-sf and Other property bond ........:-'
I,aist Hen~v c. 10 OTTO II Dage and another
No 81 East 4Sth-st years ....-....-..
Lew Rachel! 20 Henry Roserwald and another.
executors. n corner 4th-hve and s"ih-st. y
wears ....................... ....-.......
Moran. Bridget t. the Emigrsnt Industrial saw
ings Bank II slst-st 2I5 II OF lst-aFe. !
.................
McNanon Hugh ana wife to Charles i Bauer
dorf No 3G3 West 25th-st. = years ...
Moritz Herman. and wife 10 the Em'cran' IN
dustrlal Saving Bank. " s "th-ave. 40 r; n
Pov1ton. Joseph X T. 20 Phoebe = Knapp. ct al.
executors. ct al. $ 1i9th-si, 40 # OF L"noN-
ave 10 mortgages, years ....--- - o. 90. 80
Rinaldo Lena. t. Louis Isenbureer 10 y sam
riley Patrick. T. Il y Gwiun ct al. executors
" : Fulton-st go II Of Elizabeth-st. demand
Riley Patrick 10 Q Ridden. Maiilda-st.
$50 Il n OF Elizabeth-st demand. .......-....
Same 20 Joanna l. Van WICK. Fulion-aFe,
@CO q II EliZabeth-st. , years
Same 10 same. q Matilda-s,. go II n q Eliza
Schoonmaker Matilda L. To Cornelia X Griswold.
5 33d-st 80 n Of LeXngton-ave. years.
Sovyns Harrieite L. 70 Clothilde de Nasse, n
Townsend. James NJ. r., % Lord. 10Th
St Is II q Of Riverside Drive. ! year. .....
WsrnelI Wills D. T. 4 { Aubery. n l6Sth- st,
1871 II g 81 Fulton-ave. l year. .-.."..........
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Rral CstaIr for CErhanae.
FURNISHED 6onscs &c Csi-Conlitrn.

COLORADO STRINGS coI.-To ietnA FILL s,- ,een
rooms steam heated electric light and sIi modern con
,.nierces: large stable and grounds Apply 10 CAaH
REALTY CORPORATION 800 Flfth-ave and 80 Liberty
st. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
pianos.
Cnnnfrn Doar0.

.y,r>>~rY pOaRn AsBCRY PARK. " J.-Cot'aee iur-
heated bathroom hot and cold ws nsr anS s
oood home table; reference gwen anu 10
hvenieee 1900 Mrs THEo r. DAVIS %o4 ffth-sve'
Asbuy Park. y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l27th-s;. No II East. also No II East l25th-st.
10 share. rents and income Clarence BeIdeh 10
l2.th-st. No 10 West: Fannie scheidenberg and
husband 20 Joseph Bierhof .....
1l9th-st, 123 It " OF Len9x-aye DxiS H. anu
other property: George " EgGers ana wire I"
Joseph Poynton. .................:..
Same property Joseph Poynton TO George w
sedswick-aye $, adjoining lands OF John W
Hu,chins IN. on map 'ot Harlem River water
fronts. 5l3x irregular: Henry Jackson and
wife to John W Hutchinson. .....:.....:..::..
Futon-st vs.. 300 r OF G;iza1e.h-si 'oxloo'
sth-st, g Il Of lot 900. map Of Wakefield;
Margaret Germain to William German
l25th-N, s. 1856 It Of 6th-ave ~ Gx!@ II;
Julius Oppenheimor and Edward l. Meyers.
executors etc Of Seligman Oppenheimer To
Therese Cppenheimer, !. part. ..-.......;'..,.,.'
Same property. julius Oppenheimer ana Wie.
Henry Oppenhelmer ana Frances and Edwin
Meyers to ,o SAM = par. s;,ni,sr r. Marion
Lenox-ave. = 5, ii It : Of i2ist-st 2oxso; NJ A
Stafford and wife to Lille henderso aox,oo i
Richard " Hawkes. to John Fredel
12sth-st; ;. PAS II OF 3ih-nve 20 oXsox irres
Clinton-st ;. 79.9 T, n Of Rivington-st. 20 2Xoo
Samuel Greenwaid to Herman ZuckerInan
Sth-ave. W :. go fl $ Of 36th-st 2oNSo; Aorahan
Kaufman. individual and executor Of Louis haui-
man: Sarah. william and Jacob kaufman ana
sarah Werner TO Francis + Lawrence jr....+s..
Amsferdan-ave Q g % +, n Of sgth-st. 253xsl:
Sarah Anderson ard husband to Mary wiie q
7sib-st - fl Q Of Riverside Drive 25.1lxso.
Frances r Lord to James NJ Townsend. II.
SJth-st No 1GG West; William J Smyth referee to
71st. i.t' u lex n " OF central PARK West COX
1905 (No 10 West list -sO: John Il Smith and
43d-st No 1870 West George Gorren and wife 70
4s mTy No aii Eas.. otto ii Dage and Amelia
2d-ave W corner 7sth-st. s22X4i:s: George Bell
referee. to Emanuel heilner and Nose J. Wolf;,
Avenue A, No 1.64l. George Hubner to catharine
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Citp properir 60 let

~ EAST soTH-sT.. CORNER LEXINGToN-AvE-
IA To let. unfurnished this roomy house with light
ara air on three sides close elevated cable
cars pass door. in hne order only 81 COO
y 'thout permit. immediate possession: any broker
G.. ". BASHFORD. II Wall 81.
- EAST 77TH-sT.-To let. unfurnished. &c strictly
= private family. this small house many
,oors Is modern. Handsomely decorated and wen
nlumb.d: seen without permit. immediate possession
''" {. W BAsHFoRD IL Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
WILLIAM S. LALOR, Auctioneer,

OFFICE a. EXCHANGE PLACE, viii sell Public
Auction on Tuesday December Sd 1895. New-York
Zeal Estate saesroom ~ Eroadway No 50 Christopher;
brick APARTMENT house Size rs II. ca
mans and further particulars apply Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
FOR DRYGOODS EMPLOYEES.
COMMENTS IN FAVOR OF THE BILL TO
IMPROVE THEIR CONDITION.
COMMITTEE

,,r DIRECTIONS RAISED TO THE MEASURE
HEARING BEFORE THE REINHARD
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toef and (cuno

test ano [cuno
OsT~Bank Book No "a. SOC seanen pam PAYMENT
IL ings "a and 10 wall -
stopped Please return 70 J6 fSITS v W HEERMANcE.
DvERTIsEMENrs AN NPpt syEscH KILn BE RE-
a THE AEW Ir JrfSrowN OFFICE. No. 42 Brood
"a cso n nor ea S branch oicss %. Eshl
aver e corner Twenty -thrd-s l,2 20
Follrteenth-3s, or ,ssr
cor Forty-sevenh-s o2V EEn1li,ysecoad
t' -us Frsi-ave. lO6 W.st re- M
70 scn,,ss1hu:. ave: Avenue A. a-S 1a TSlri-ave
- 1919 Second-aN. DDS
sss 'riir5sve: zo5i Ttira -av. hs r~.l az an
and twelfth one e.. 40 Ess one.hundr and
wsnty :t9 .T'handfea snd.to fihst. w to
:, n, a. regular onies FaIss'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

gSir perfaufem oem beiten $3.50 Mn5mg i'm goMntD.
gSir perfamten ben beitem $500 ansns int GoMmtD.
9Sir perfamtem oem bcitem $500 M,sng int County,
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aabler eon,n,eraufemtbalt.

gerIonen ipel1e bel ibrem Gommeranentbait ers
botina unterbaltnng, gelebrurg unb Grbannng Der.
bikben m0dten iperben rbeu. bab eagle See an Der
psnniplpania gabn lei Mariaip Sub, ibren anfpri'
d,eti am beeH enfipriht Gn beiem plab lit bic geis
mona Qieublp nno gpmnerihale, BITE jhngite Der
@baatanaua aifembIies. Der plab 1T tpobl befannf
ois gprinabrnnnenparf. Gerielbe umfaBt ungedbr
200 acfer prdd)tiaen Malblanb unb erreft iit1 200
Wseten ipet an bem i1bnen mafisripiegel bes eagle
Gees Siibfc9e eanbbduier fiio fir oieenigen errtd
tet uele bsr IN ftdrfenber aut uuo angenebmer ln
aebung @einnbDeii nno Grholung ind)en. gin3sins
beier 9onbhdmier fiab nod 5u permietben. Sos SanD
peides nid,t al gaupldBen perpeuoetft 1T in ensa
gart psriuaubeli DIE geiuter finben ferner cine
aennbabn Elm groBes MuDiiOrinim NIT 5000 giBeH
Elm ates SoseI Seitairants unb Gtores mo- aiie es'
beusmitel s,t billigen reiien an babeH Tino. 3abb
reidbe Mnberbopte unD 5pe 9amper gebeu @tegenbeit
sum gootfabren uub ber fihreite See sum GiIden
Dant ben biias, preiieH Der @enniplpaHa anisu IL
bisisr gr9oinagspiaB lei1t 81 rrrsideH Dieie bti'
aea preiIe aele fir bic gause @aiiou anBeroe per'
ben and ereurFonstidets ansgaeben bic IS 1age
oaltia Nno. Sic zidets uerben pDu ben Ggentea Der
peuuInIpouia ginien pber ben nit beHirben tn 8er-
biubnno ltebenSen @abnsn gsiirfert Sir ndbsrf
austulit ,peubs mon fA an ben adtbifH MsenteH per
aeuanuten ainisu obsr an 81 Uan Tuisa G1isI Nis
intent General yaEsnaer @ssat Yiitsburg pa siH'
irasen ibsr ben ylab oilfeu an Seirefdr y e seotl
Gagle eafe, Snb, geribfet perosu
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Ste Giearse als gsraut,uerber.

sSn 9OIIan6 lit es Site, bab iunge
Wdnner Die Gtgarre 5ur 8ermittelung
Don 6eiratbsantrdgen benuben. Wenn
ndmli4 Elm iunger Mann in Elm MGbz
den perliebt lift, 10 tlinselt ct an Der
Sbar bes 9auIes, in Dem bic Nngebe>
tete tpobnt, uhb btttet um 5euer, ieine
gigarre an5uaiinben. Otsfer eri tie
SGrttt ma4t Die Gltern nur aufmert=
lam. 2lber penn er ii9 gum aipsiten
Wtale unter Sem 8prpanbe bes sseuer<
fprberns melbet, bann tpiiIen tie, mo-
ran iie iinb unD treffen ibre MaBre@
oeln, um BET bem britten entI9eibenben
@erlude ben entfpre4enben 8efrheib-
ie nah ben grfuabigungsn lautenb -
eeben gu tonnen. Dieter brittle 8er@
iu9 erfoIgt sepObnlih iebr balo na9
0sm speiten. SIT Der Sreier ni9t
genebm, 10 ptrb ibm bas 6euer ab@
unb bic shiire bor Der NaIs augeihla1
gen. gs ift biss elm &orb in better
Sorm. SIT aber bic Wsrbung minfoms
men, 10 piro ibm artig Seuer gerei9t,
er aiinbet feline Giaarre an uno tritt
0iefes Mal in's Saus, mo i'm bic 5as
Mile empfdnst. Sept fommt es snr
Grfldrung. Der iunse Mann ma9t
Der Sorm tpsgen ben @ltern bieienige
ibrsr SDdtsr nambaft, auf pel6e fein.
MiinIds iiA ri9ten. Sobalb biefer
guntt auFgetldrt TT, tritt linn bas
Mdb1en entgegen, unb fl, rei9en iia
Die 6dnOe. Cur nd9iten gisarre sibt
i9m feline 9raut bus Jeuer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

Saltet Sud an ibre Werfe uno
nibt on ibre gBorte gBie Der filber=
,piitbiee 9iltgslo BON sSflinois Bel
Mietbspertrdgen ben gins ausoriidlid
in Golo 3ablbar beoinst, 10 itebt in Den
5tatuten Der neuen y@ebeim9eIellf6aft
su @unften Der Silberfreiprdgun9
ni1t minber ausbriifli1 itipulirt, oab
!. gintrittseelo unD 8eitrdge in beimi=
i6em Gelbe 5u be5ablen feien, merlfa=
niIbe Soaars ni9t slnnabme finoen
pilroen. Solnmentar iiberfliiili9.
Sie &iefenpetition, iuelde Die Wd=
Bigfeitspereine Der Srauen in Der gar=
SEN g8elt au Stanoe sebrabt haben.
,dblt ribt pelliger als sruei Wlillionen
llnteri6riften. sic ioa Den peridiebe=
men eurppdilden &egieruneen porselegi
lueroer, um oielelben gu betpegen, ben
Sanoel nit geiliigen Getrdnfen su un=
teroriiden. 130 amerifanif6e Samen,
2eiterinnen Der MdBi9 i9feitsbelpegung in
Den Ser. Gtaaten, baben bem Gieien=
bu6c oas Geleite segeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

Bei einem bonn Defiiiden @ennber=
Elm BEL Rraniditein bel Darmitaot
beranlfolteten Mettrenren itiirsten Boz
ron 6hend unb Die 9ieutenants Gber=
barb unb b. 0aniemanrl. Barron B..
G1enf erlitt cine Gebirneridiitterurg
nno aud Die beiben anoern ipurben iebr
fhtper nerlebt.
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Netp Nnrf.

0Serfnttnf 3apsriaisss sIa Manass. UNI in ,n
Iidhe Muspahl pDn 9aunis unb @epah GeBlingen al
Ter Mrt au Derfanier. Ser bb15te @ebalt pber D'e
hbtite gpmmiiiipn .pbhentli ansbeaobt. gelonoerer
Mnfrieb fir Mnfdnger; erfabrung niGt erfproerlide
Grtluipes 9erritorilm nad eigener aBabl wtelbet
Sud iofprt bel ber
ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
Rochester, NY.
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0as Opfer eiiles Sbmeren Il

9as Spfer ei,les ihmeren lln=
fails muroe am Montag Morgenin Der
MaI6ineniuerfltdtte 9ennilon ber Mr=
better @alter GberbDlSer. 9urh einer,
gBerfraum gebe1lo 1atte er iiber eirte
8ertiefuns su idreiten, in iuel6er iia
lieoeno heiBe Gauge beIano. Ob er tie
ilidt seieben, poer ben 56ritt gu fura
benleier, senus, ct iiel inbie iieoenoe
SliiiIi9teit. Wtan fonnte iln 5tpar iD=
fort berausreiBen, allein er mar ibon
entIeblib berbrannt. Wlan ipui6 Die
SAUCE ab uno rieb Die 8ranbtpunoen
nit 6ettDl elm, glei6tpobl iinb biele libel
llno iebr i6mersbaft.
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8 EN- a sfiruna.

Cute Musrebe. &. .Was,
Sic ellen 8eefiteaf uno tpollen gegeta=
rianer iein?" - .Sa, i6 betra6te bas
ais berbOtene GruhtN
Wenn bir SemaRb um
sinen 8oraug neibig ift, 10 erfsnnit bu
bas am beften baran, baB er Jpn -
iqnorirt.
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0cira.bspc cwiataa,tacm.

gbas. ". Mnoreas-Gittie 8. 0asfins.
@briltian s. Garmad 9nbia u. Sur
iis1.
sRobert Gelioit MarD s. 8eiier.
8en. s. garr Nnnie G. Sones.
Gbas. %. 8u1er @nma s. Gellifer.
cyobn %. 2orct Qlnnie 6. Gpans.
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8rieHiHe.

Mantie Rofino.
Mar Smith.
Oarrp 2idman.
ssIaac Mrther.
sSpiepb SubniDn. Sr.
$. $. 9aloenbaugb.
ssypbn 2eipis 6oripth.
Dan. Wpb, q. W.
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sENHAUsERs, :
Seen Ybilabtlpbia, Galal 9ober. Z
Neu=yorkfr $taats= =9fitltne,
eesranbet 1884,
Die srSkte rebalttse oeatf@e 3eitmne aSsyf.


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07

Very Strong Man and Sometimes on His
Muscle,


Very strong Man and Sometimes on His
Muscle.
1t may not be generally known
that Yee Woo, the pake pork mer-
chant, on Merchant and Maunakea
streets, on the mauka side, is a
prize fighter. Woo is said to be
the strongest pake in town. Weigh
ing in the neighborhood Of ISo
pounds, and with muscles showing
through his skin, he is fine speci-
men Of physical humanity. Several
natives, powerful men, have struck
his stomach without hurting or
moving him in the least. He is
neither fleshy, nor out Of proper
ton.
Some time ago a frail-looking
pake informer for Detective Kappa,
secured infoi nation against Lee
Kok, Yee Woo's brother, for selling
opium. Kok was arrested and
convicted. On Sunday last, Woo,
the strong man, met the informer
and began an alteration. The re-
suit was, there was a fight, during
which the informer came out sec
ond best. Not satisfied, Woo Sc
cured the services Of lawyer, G.
A. Davis and paid him to get out a
warrant for the arrest of the in
former, for assault and battery.
Detective Kappa brought the mat
ter before Marshal Brown and the
inforner was not placed under al
rect
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07
MISS DAuvRAy's ArrEARANoE.
Dramatic Recital to he Given by TIL
WELL kunyxn Aciress.


Dramatic Recital to he Given by the
weii-known Actress.
Miss Helen Dauvray, the talent
ed actress, now in this city, will
appear i'll public on next Tuesday
evening at the Y. M. c. A. hall. A
good program is promised by the
manager. Miss Alice Rice will
take part. This lady is an accom-
plished musician and has not APP
peared in public since her arrival
from the Colonies. Miss Jessie
Axtell has also consented to APP
pear.
During Miss Dauvray's recent
San. Francisco engagement, the
newspapers praised her highly. In
speaking of her acting in Zone
of Our Girls" Editor Thrum said
"Her decided talent as a comedi-
enne, is best ILLUSTRATED by the
clever monologue in the second act.
Nothing more natural and appar-
emily spontaneous has been seen
here for some time than the anus
ing recital of her mischievous
pranks. Her unaffected merriment
is so realistic and infectious that
speeches which would ordinarily
be received with smile of amuse-
ment provoke hearty laughter"
The program for Tuesday nights
entertainment will be announced
on Friday. Reserved seats will be
on sale at Hobron's drug store OH
Saturday morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07
WITH THE 30 SOLOyS.
sssArr wAirisa ron rus cAniSi q
cams wNssAuf.
mn. Revised Acts Approved Amend.
mesdment To- the rrsmwsys rier,,Ie
Traction Act.
FORTY-SIXTH DAY.


! piANN
In the absence of President vii
der. who was in consultation will
the Cabinet, ice-President Kau
hane called the Senate to order
After prayer, roll call and reading Of
the journal, recess was taken fol
twenty minutes.
Senator Schmidt reported from
the accounts committee the revised
bills OF the Press Publishing Co.
and Frank Godfrey, the former re-
duced from $r33 to $ro4, and the
latter from sro5 to sr55.
Minister King reported approved
by the President supplemental ap.
preparation act for $50, 100 and the
following joint resolutions: On the
liquor traffic, pail road, fresh meat
consumption, new system for audit
ing accounts, land transfer system,
seals, annexation, electric transit.
Recess to 1890 to await the cable
message.
The cable message was not ready
at 1880 and its presentation will be
delayed till tomorrow morning.
. The Senate took up House
amendments to the military act.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07
Highest ef sn IN iss,salns ro.s--I.,s oo,a Rspoa
@!a!:!!!! R RssldHs
ADAOLUrEEX PUNE
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
rHiaL 40 4 SAtttr i'pittip run
4 sEnIots ofii 80.
~ w.. ~ the witnsssss $50 with
roasi., cap Han Awst srt
uid uim..it'

The Circuit Conrt was orero al
to o'clock this morning by Jud .e
Whiting. Hawaiian jurors were
present.
IT, You, assault with a weapon.
was called up for sentence. Ills
Honor sentenced him to twenty.
four hours imprisonment at hard
labor aud pay a fine Of $500.
The case of ]. Nakookoo, charged
with maliciously burning in the
second degree. came up. S. X.
Kane and ]. NJ. Poepoe represented
the prisoner, Acknowledgement w.
o. Smith for the prosecution.
Six witnesses were placed on the
stand this forenoon Marshal Brown,
Captain Hookano. Court Officer
Albert McGurn, Turnkey Harry
Evans, J. II. Patty and a native of.
ficer. Nakookoo is charged with
having set fire to the wooden build
ing on Kaahumanu street, makai
of +. A. Schaefer * Co.'S building
i'll the middle of the trouble
in January last Nakookoo
was suspected Of being with the
rebels at Diamond Head, as he had
not turned up at home for several
days, On the night of the firing of
the building Nakookoo was seen
by Officer McGurn on Fort street in
front of the Beaver Saloon, going
towards Queen street. Nakookoo
wore an English cap. black coat
and had something resembling the
shape of bottle in his coat pocket.
He turned the corner going to-
wards Kaahumanu street and about
ten minutes later there was all
alarm of fire.
Turnkey Evans was one of the
most important witnesses. He was
i'll the station yard attending to his
duties when the Smell of burning
wood was waited to his nostrils.
He ran out and going to the corner
of Merchant and Kaahumanu
streets saw tail, thin fellow with a
tourist cap run out from the build
ing and go down the street. The
description given by McGurn
was that of the iirebug who
ran out. The turnkey, Captain
Hookano and Detective KAPPA
4. Al.
rear of Kaumakapili church and
found the defendant hiding in the
bushes.
The case is still on. 1t will pro-
badly be finished this evening.
w. f. Allen, executor of the
estate Of John Palmer Parker, of
Mana, Hawaii, filed his annual
account today showing a balance of
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-07

30 ass Iaait tsfauas ffni
Nu ~ s tafH tassf
T. - fimmona 6nft m ihs
eilinfi1i iumn ritah0m. pst.f
fimmoustille. 81 G. ,hs following
unique and vivid description Of !
dfint popular on the islands
"siii" is TIE name OF = Japanese
alcoholic beverage distilled In some
way from the wine Of the country
which Is said 10 have effects a.
much mote bewiidefing than Mex.
ican pulque ~ the effects Of the
pulquc are more bcwiliefing than
those Of lager beef. II Is remarked
that the variety Of whisky known
as Jersey lightning" is as new
milk compared with the "saki" Of
Japan. II makes a man drunken.
stays by him longer produces
,remens Of a more viva.
cious character, aud brings total al
coholic eclipse of the intellect more
rapidly than any other brew OF dis.
tilation known 10 mankind. That
is. other people are effected that
way. II does not affect seriously the
Japanese. who drink II moderately.
II has been introduced recentlyin
the Sandwich islands, and the ma.
lives are crazy after il. Experts
express their opinion that it will
settle the Hawaiian question perma- I
nently in from year and a half to
two years.