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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-02

heavy heart. On the fourth of July 1 met
my fathers family physician in a neigh
boring village, and he, at my request, ex-
amined Zola's eyes and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-02

Moods Pills act harmoniously with Hood
Sarsaparilla and are gentle. mild and effective
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-02
Assignee'S Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i been appointed Assignee in Bank
ruptcy of the Estate of J A. Alfonso of
Honokaa, notice is hereby given to all
creditors to have their approved claims
presented at once to him at the Office of
ii. Backfeld & Co. All persons owing
the above named Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
G. BOSSE,
Assignee of the Bankrupt Estate of J. A.
Alfonso of Honokaa. 3898-tf I623-3t
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Lost.

A GOLD ENAMEL, HAT PIN, SET
n with diamonds, between town and
waikiki. A reward OF SIS will be paid
for its return to this Office. 3S93-tf
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
sportinn Newa Notes.

A meeting to make definite arrange
ments for f sid day will be held by the
athletic committee of the Y M Q A.
next Monday night. 1t was decided last
night to have field day this Spring.
The Rockford Club, next Saturday will
probably give Pitcher D. Kenney, 9
local left hand twirler. trial against the
strong Philadelphians that will play here,
Manager Hushebeck, OF the Columbia
A. G baseball team. of New Castle has
games arranged for every Saturday
until June. Some Of the strong Pbila
dsiphia clubs that win play there ara
North End, April 81; Allen Grays, May
+; Montgomery A. c.. May Is Two o.
the strongest unattached clubs in th'
East arc bsing negotiated with fol
May 80
Rain prevented all the Nationa
League baseball games yesterday. Th'
Philadelphians will play the game thu
postponed at Baltimore to day.
Oa Thursday afternoon, the second o
8 series Of spring matinee races will b
held at Wawaset Driving Park, ant
some fast local trotters have alread!
( been entered.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
WITH SPEECH AND DANCE.
THE TWO GERMAN MUTUAL BENE-
FIT SOCIETIES CELEBRATE.

It was the twentieth Birthday Ami
yersary for One and the Twenty-fifth
for the other-secrstary Fuekel Pro-
sents His Portrait to Them.
German Hall was crowded last evening
by representative Germans of the city
and their friends, the occasion be-
Ing the celebration of the an-
niversarles OF the two German Mutual
Benefit societies, Of this city, one Of them
being Just twenty years OF age while the
other had reached the quarter century
mark
Elglebert Neumyer was elected hon
orary president; 6ottlIeb Seidle, presI
dent; G F. Theodore Fuekel and Anton
Gross. secretaries, and Adolph Kooch
and Joseph Niedermaier, treRsurers.
Both the organizations have been
remarkably prosperous since their organ
ization. The report Of Secretary Fuskel
shows that No society has received
$22, 500 % and paid out $lS 55l 70, leav
ing a balance of 81 BIZ AZ No 2 society
has received $i2, 2S5 10 paid out IS, ,675 So
leaving balance Of 81, $50 60
Addresses were made by M Numer.
berg, Gotthold Ysager and Fritz Vor
Bourbon. after which Adolph j. hooch
on behalf Of g. P. fheo Fueckel, pre-
sentsd a handsome crayon portrait o.
the veteran secretary to the societies
It WAS received by President Gottliel
seidle in neat speech.
This concluded the evening . exercises
and the hall was then cleared for IN,
dancing. the music for which wal
furnished by Hickman's orchestra Th'
grand march was led by john Nickel anS
wife. and comprised l5) couples
The entertainment was t-ur. ughli
successful, for which credit is due th
committee, Euglebert Eeumyer, G P
Theo Fuekel, Joseph Neideimsier, Fri
Won Bourbon. Andrew Wilhelm. Henr
Neumann, John Bader, Anton Gross
Frederick BehreDd Adolph J Kooch
Gottlieb Seidle and William Bergen.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
THE EN.Y.STOCK MARKE1
T. d. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE Latest WALL STREET NEWS
The Coal Troubles Unsettled Flatterlng
Crop Prospects- 100000 Montreal

The Coal Troubles Unsettled -FlattsrlnR
Crop Prospects-s2. .ooo.o 900 Montreal
Loan.
Special Dispatch Eve ning journal.
NEW York, April % B p. m
Stocks we're inclined to react In the
early hours owing to realiz alton Of profits
by local traders and on the failure to
make any progress for settlement Of
the anthracite coal trade troubles st
yesterday g conference in Philadelphia.
Western advices were SO hAttering,
however, on the condition Of the growing
crops that new and spirited buying
movement was inaugurated In the
6rangers and this turned the entire
market after short period Of dullness.
1t was also intimated that several Of
the large coal companies would make
concessions to the Reading and the
latter's demand for on allotment Of 2l
per cent might be fsvorably consid d1red
at conference OF the general committee
of presidents TO be called next week.
This caused boom in Reading.
Sugar was kept down through adroit
manipulation but there We're Indications
of an accumulation of stock by inside
parties. The raw sugar market was
higher to-day aud there was better
demand for refined.
Chicago gas WAS firm In expectation OF
an official statement covering the earn
ing capacity Of the company for the
hrst three months Of the fiscal year.
| Tobacco common lost part of it's early
gains on the report that one Of ths prin
cipal members Of the trust whose stoch
has been tied up for some time ia al
Liberty to sell but not below par.
The dispatches received by Vice
President Bond. Of the st Paul, relative
to the acreage planted III corn we're sx-
trsmely encouraging and stimulated
heavy purchases OF the stock.
Ike Erie and Western declared
quarterly dividend Of II per cent. on tn
profits payable May 10Th.
Tne city OF MontreRps finances are Ii
such poor shape that . new loan Q
81 600 600 will have TO Issue.
The weekly exports OF general mer
chAndiss show SO COS, 6i6 against $7.2 s,
go for the corresponding week las
year.
Money easy At u to per cent,
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Al Elbe victims nody brought Up.

LowEsToFT, England. April PA
trawler brought 10 this place several arti-
oles taken from the body Of woman
which was brought up from the deep In
the trawler's net They proved to belong
to Miss Emma Schlegel the sister Of Eu-
gene Schlegel. one Of the five surviving
passengers Of tho North German Lloyd
steamship Elhe which was sunk IN col
lision on Jan. 30 last. Mr.. Sehlegol is o
brother OF the junior partner of the firm
OF Behlen & Schlegcl dealers in paints
and oils. Of North William street. Now
York. The body Of Miss Schlegel wal
reeommitted To the sea
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The HIckorr sim on neok

The Hickory Baseball Club defeated
the Defiance Club Monday afternoon by
the score OF II TO 13 The Hickory club
is anxious to receive challenges from
any club in the state under 1S years OF
age Challenges must be sent TO
Manager William McMAhon, No
1889 Chestnut street. The following
are the players: Cstchers w Lannan,
H. Kirk and s Sollowsy; pitchers, W.
Mcmahon and 7. Grow; short stops, N
Lannan. captain and F. Connor; hrst
base, d. O'MearR; second base, w
Maloney; third base, T Simpson and
w. Shields; left field. R Gilmore; centre
field, 7. Fleming; right field, h. Kay
substitutes, B Mooney, E. Willis and J
Adams
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
! wish / would Have Known Il.

We have heard that expression from a
great many people since our opening for
not having known our establishment
before. but It was their own fault for
not reading our offerings In custom
tailoring, aud you will do likewise II you
will not come TO see us before you order
your spring suit. It will be to your
advantage to visit us and see our stock
and prices We guarantee you perfect
fit, the best workmanship and the best
trimmings and price mast be from s. to
$40 on q suit; cheaper than in any store
In this town
We still stick to our promise to keep
your suit In repair for one year free OF
charge
Do not fail to visit us before ordering
your spring suit.
The Hub Custom TAiloring aud Manu-.
featuring Company, 206 Mrkst street,
1 Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The johnson Forge Company wins.

Judge Wales this morning signed a
decree in the case OF John r Johnson,
sx-president Of the Johnson Forge Com
pany, Of this city, against DeHaven
Morris, tie present president and others
The prayer OF ths ex president that a
receiver be appointed is refused as is the
req uest for preliminary injunction and
the restraining order which had been
granted is vacated. The complainant is
ordered to pay costs within thirty days
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
GsttInr Ready for Peaehea.

Old Delaware railroad snglns No. 14l,
which has done long service pulling
passengers and peaches up and down the
Diamond State, was taken into the rail
road shops opposite the station this
afternoon She will be cpmplstly over
hauled and frightened up for the coming
beach SEASON.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
A Salvation Army Rally.

The Salvation Army has arranged for a
grand mass meeting In the Academy Of
Of Music, Saturday and Sunday
next Among the notables to be
present will be prigadier Ev
ans, commander Of the Eastern
division Aojutant Hunter, the otficer
who succeeded Adjutsnt DunhRm In this
district; Aojutsnt Damon, the boy
preacher, and Captain Taylor, the best
singer and guitar player In the army.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
In THE SPORTING WORLD.

Some Fast Horses Taken From Newark
20 Baltimore-Affairs Among Local
Athletes and Baseball Players.
Herman Tyson, Of the Cochran stock
farm, close TO Newark. left to-day
with string OF fourteen head OF PAGERS
aud trotters for Plmico, Bal
timore, where he has entered
several Of the horses Among the lot
are King Albert, 2.1et; Jacksonian
2 1911; Ashly Girl, 2 %; Fanny Orliff
Newark Maid. Clay Grit. Lady Avon,
Red silk, Romola. 2.2o4; Rsginarole.
2.29f; Omega, 2S4; Daisy b, Harry
Edwards, Balton K, Belmont fast 9
year old flly belonging to Joseph H
Hossinger.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The eRlsT WAS SMALL.
Judge Ball Has But Little Business to
Dispose OF In ais Court

Judge Ball Has .but AAttto busthoss ~
Dispose OF In ais Court
There was but little business for Judgs
Ball this morning Detective Jones, pi
the r., w. & B R r., contributed ons
prisoner in the person Of Burt Christy
who was caught stealing q ride on {
freight train. He will retire from public
observation until he has worked cut $'
aud cests
Officers Shields aud Mclaughlin
landed Mary Doyle in the coop. she wal
recOmmitted
Morris Vaughan charged with assault
was arrested by Officer Taylor. ThI
case was put over until tomorrow
morning. bail being fixed at $lO0
Eben Harris, colored, charged with
assaultlng Florencs Murray, was dis
charged.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Accident 20 nIother ana pabs.

LAUREL. Del, April % Mrs Harry
Hopkins and her babe were the victims
of the frightened horse she was driving.
The latter was rushing mtdly through
the street, when 1t collided WITT an
awning. throwing out both occupants
aud demolishing the carriage. MIRA
Hopkins was injured internally. The
babe esesred without scratch.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
TAkes A HORN avery oAY.
Shifting Engineer Carries a Fish Hori
in Hfs Engine Cab.

In Hts Engine Cab.
Engineer N. l. Henderson, of shifting
crew No. 4. p w. & B., railroad. carries
fish horn 10 his cab to avoid violating
the rules of the yardmAster in his
jurisdiction Sometime ago, was com
paint was made by reputa-
BILE cItizens that the continuous
blowing Of engines In the neighborhood
of the coal chute WAS enough to drive
away ones reason and that life was not
worth living within Eve squares of
Lombard and Railroad avenue
Orders were issued at once to stop
blowing whistles for coal and switches at
this point. This greatly In
convenieneed some OF the shift
ing engineers who Frequently want
both coal and switches. Engineer
Henderson ov rcame the difficulty BY
providing bimself with q fish horn ss
strong toned as the voice OF Baseball
Player Latham.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
the Commiaslon Of Review,

The commissioners of review on the
opening of Eleventh and Monroe streets
and Trentoa Place were to have met this
morning bat postponed their meeting
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Chicago uiorinr Pricn..

Wheat. May, 5o5s;. July, Wheat sO5k;
Corn, May, 4lt4IA; July, Corn, 475kanM:
May, Oats, 2slslbss9s; July, Oats pa 0ssis;
Pork, May. u IS asked; July. Pork, l2. $50; Lari
May, b.8e06.95; July. Lard 7O7 bid; Ribs,
Mayo Sl July, Ribs, 8.42QB45.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
vssseIs Thst WIN BE Seen No more,

On account Of the changes OF the
American line OF steamships which is
about to take place, several very
familiar ocean steamers on the Delaware
viii never be seen again from this shore
The steamship Belgenland will take the
place Of the Ohio, which will be laid up
for q spare boat. The Liverpool service
will consist Of the Rhynlaud, Pennland.
Belgenland, Waesland and Indiana. The
Antwerp service will be performed by
the steamships Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Switzerland The steamship
Kensington will leave Philadelphia on
her last trip on July 20 and the south
wark on July 8, and on their arrival al
Liverpool they will proceed to Antwerp
20 load for New York. The Lord Cough
which left Philadelphia on The 18th
instant for Liverpool, will not return
again, as shs has been deemed unsuitabl,
for either the Philadelphia OF New Yorh
service.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Highest Of all in 1eavening power-ac U. s. Rel~~
Rl>:a'I al Bskassl BskiRs
AR&OLUTEEX pUEE

out the state, instead of in Wilmington
only. Farmers and country people do all
their business In the towns on Mondays
and Thursdays and on Saturday morn
iugs. ana all bankers brokers and real
estate and insurance agents could well
afford to take the rest
A service for uen only will be held
next Sunday evening at Emmanuel
Church and Chaplain Munson will de-
liver the sermon
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
An AlI.Ninht Frour.Ion

A party of young people. many Of
whom live in the west eud of town. spent
all night at Middletown or on the road
between that place ard this city. They
started for the lower part OF the county
last evening, about 6 o'clock, and never
returned uutil about 9. 80 this morning,
msklng the excursion In Watts's large
back They danced through the mid
night hours at Mlddletown
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Tic oldest RepublIcnn mead.

LYONS, \. ". April 2S--George Ernst,
the oldest male resident OF Wayne county
and the Oldest Republican in the county.
died here Mr.. Ernst was born in Ger.
many on Jan. %. 1903
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Psrsonai Events.

Mrs J | Taggart has returned after
an extended visit In Philadelphia and
other parts Of Pennsylvania.
Among the prominent guests at the
efferson House who are enjoying plenty
OF planlked shad are @ Baily, of Phila'
delphia. a we'll known wholesale agent
for lnbricating oils; M. J. Rogers, OF
New York. junior member Of the largest
Wholesale fish firm In the East, and Il.
Morgan Ruth, of West Chester.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Cotton-New York Closing Prices.
May. 6.S9 bid; eco asked; June, 6.7a bid;
9 80 asked; July, 50 bid; 6sl asked; August,
6eI bid; oss asked; September, 8 80 bid
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

LONDON, April 90 Shakespeare week
at Stratford-on-Avon opened with tho per
formance Of She StOops to Conquer" at
the Memorial theater. The town is crowd
ed. Many Americans ars attending the
celebration
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Died In a Hsvei. BUT Left = Fortune.

BRIDGEPORT Conn, April 23.-Mrs.
Margaret J. Mokenna, aged so, died here.
She leaves an estate valued at $40. 600, but
for years lived alone in a miserable hovel
on Wood avenue
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
rneldents of the Day.

1t Is q prevailing opinion hare that the
proposed las providing for Saturday
cali holiday be made operative through
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
SPECIAL SALE
of BOYS SUITS,

IA to 10 year sizes, $3.50 each,
reduced to close, from 81, IS and
SO.
One lot of so suits for men,
former prices, $40, s12 and $14,
all to 60 at $500 the suit.
Look at them, you can save some
thing on an Overcoat if you wish ;
about 200 Of them at / their
former price. We want TO close
them out.
Furnishing goods at ! price.
|. ". GIBNEY, Tailor, ClOthisr,
Eighth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

STRANGE a clothing store
should sell Hats and
NOTION Shoes. What do
they know about it?
say the wondering ones. We
do sell Hats and Shoes. Do
we do it we II Ask the many
who wear "MullinD Bats
and "Mullin" Shoes, and they
will tell you there is that same
goodness which Is character
istic Of "Mullin' sold Clothing.
The shapes and styles are those
that please the eye as we'll as
bring comfort to the wearer.
Too, the prices are pleasing, as
little for the value given as
you'll pay anywhere-and less
than most places.
You'll need something for
Spring wear-a whole outfit or
q part of it-and we ask only
that you will let us show you
through our lines. We will do
it gladly. There is a conve-
nience and q satisfaction in
buying at Sixth and Market
that we have worked hard to
earn. You will appreciate
them both.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

AT
DeHAVEN'S.
For This Week Only.

Ladies' Laundrisd Percale Waists. new
and stylish, only 49c
Ladies' fine quality LAundried Waists,
in chintz and psrcales, only 79c.
Gents Laundried Percale Shirts. new
patterns, only 49c
Gents' Laundried Chintz Shirts, with
two collars and cuffs. only 6ec.
A bargain In Boys and Misses Heavy
Ribbed Onyx Dye Black Hosiery, only 1Sc'
Cur White Bed Spreads for 81 90 can
not be excelled, large size.
Don't forget our 49c, 500, 69c and 79s
White Bed Spreads
Our Bleached Muslin Bargains will be
kept up this week.
Bargains In Stripe Outing Flannels,
beautiful styles. the 10c quality for %
Agents for Domestic Patterns, newest
styles always In stock.
Agents for Der1orest Sewing Machines,
as good as the best, only $l9 90.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
RsmOdoiling the old Taaksr works.

At the old foundry, the work of fitting
that building up into strong and spa
cious shop for patterns and storage pnr-
poses is rapidly progressing Contrac or
Ed Handy and force Of timers went to
work on the roof yesterday and the car
penters are still hammerirg away on the
interior Of the building This is the
structure that was almost destroyed BY
fire four years ago, when several firemen
we're injured by falling walls.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
NnTICE-

Noticei IS hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministration were in due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 29th Gay Of
claims against the estate of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested, to the
said administrator o. or before the 28th day
Of March, 1895. or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
JOHN ELLIOTT McELWEE,
Administrator.
Address els West Fourth street, Whining
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
so ColOred Maps
and 1000 EDgravings.
REGISTERS ORDERS.
Id EGIsTFR,s ORDER.
REGTSTFR.s OFFICE.

New Castle County. Del. March %, 1895
Upon the application Of John Elliott Nc
Elwee, administrator of Ellen McElwee, late
of Wilmington hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the &C ministrator aforesaid
give notice of granting OF Letters of a d.
ministration upon the estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters In six of the most public places
Of the county of New Castles requiring all
persoBs having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act of As
sembly IN such case made and provided, and
aiso cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the EvENIgG JouRNAI,a news
paper published in Wilmington. Del. and to
" eN"N'--~e fsfs.... - ~. hav,d aod aaol
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

- Of Office of the Register afore'
said at Wilmington. In New Gas.
u. s. tie county aforesaid. the day and
wear above written.
- ]. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
RIVER ALIVE WITH SHAD
And the Fish Are Large,
Keeping Prices Up.
ONE aKIFF BRoUaHT IN 4OO

Biggest Catches Of shad for Twenty Years.
The Old Tasker works Being Put in
order for Use ARain-other Events.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-01

THE capitol commissioners have
turned in a printed report Of their
stewardship during the past two years,
in connection with the building of the
south wing to the capitol and the man.
agement of the institution. There is no
deficiency caused by the great improve
ments made to the building out of the
$4,000 appropriated. On the contrary,
the board reports an u~nexpended bal
ance of about 500. The board has done
we'll. In closing their report they call
the attention of the legislature to the
large amount of extra labor and re-
sponsibility that has devolved upon the
board without compensation for per-
forming the same and add: "We leave
it to your honorable body as to whether
we are entitled to compensation for serv-
ices rendered or not"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-01

The Chicago Inter Ocean remarks
that the generous, warm-hearted people
of the south are responding nobly to the
appeals for help from Nebraska and
Dakota. 1t is pleasant to know just
how generous and warm.hearted the
southern people are, but at the same
time there isn't anyone in Dakota who
is clamoring for help at the present
writing. At least, not in North Dakota,
and the Inter Ocean should be more
particular in locating the territory from
which the appeal for assistance comes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-01

HE ease with which Representative
Simpson got his county boundary bill
through is an evidence of c%leverness on
the part of the gentleman from Stark in
Legislative matters. His opponent, MI.
Murphy, had a pocket full of amend
ments, had good logical arguments to
present, but Simpsons responsiveness
knocked out all appeals for delay or in
v~estigation. In vain did Mr.. Murphy
ask that before voting on the measure
it's constitutionality should be looked
into. When the vote was taken but
three members voted in the negative,
Notwithstanding the fact that several had
argued against it.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-01
OUR REVENUES.

There is now due the state from the
several counties some 100000, which if
paid would so relieve the state treasury
that the resolution recently
passed requesting the governor, auditor
and treasurer to make a temporary loan,
would not benecessary. Any legislation
that will bring more into the
county treasures without adding to
the amount paid by the individual tax
payer and without doing an injustice to
any interest will help to bring this result
about.
This legislature can pass a law which
will accomplish that purpose by impos-
ing taxes upon all classes of property in
equal proportions.