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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Some Now Laws Manufactured at the State
 Capitals

Capitals
 HARRIsRCRG. Fob. IRA bIll to repeal tho act prohibiting the consolidation of competing pipe line companies passed the house and was promptly nlessaged to the sonata l similar heaSpye passe6 hs Legislature two years ago 6hd ~as Setoed by Governor Pattison,
 Tho opposition contend that the proposi- tion Is in the interest of the Standard oil company. and that ie will work hardship Go the independent rsAnsrs and producers If it becomes law. The house also passed a bill to create 6 department of agrlcul ture, the chief of which shall bs mem bcr of the governors eSbinet
 The senate passed finally . bill author iEing the publication of sS 900 copies of a work on the birds and animals of Penn- sylvania to cost $s5, 0O0 All printing firms can bid for the contract
 \ bill will he favOrAhly reported to tho house today from committee providing for the intllctton of the death penalty by electricity. Tho act Is similar to that in operation iu New York stata except that 10 does not exclude newspaper representa- tives from witnessing the sxOoution.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
WE CALL

Your special attention this week to the stock of Childrens clothing which we have on hand. Suits that will make the little ones happy and eontented. They are known for good wesr and durability to every clothier in the city. for grown up boys. taking sizes from Is to ls. we would say it is to your interest to look at them. We offer these two lines at prices so cheap that you can have new suit for the price it would cost you to patch up your old one. We have sold these goods to over 300 different boys and children and have enough left to supply as many more But, Oh! You say. cannot afford to buy a new suit. Ityou would follow the crowd and see how easy it is to buy of us for very little money, you would say to your self. Bingo! It is the best thing vet. You can buy all styles of clothing from us and pay to suit your conscience. without ex- tra charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13

At GAc, 4OO yards of plaid. check and
 novelties. stock price l9c. bargain
 day.
 At 33c. AZ inch, all wool India twill.
 sllk lustre. stock price 59s. bar
 gain day,
 Remnants of black and colored dIess
 goods at barely half the former
 prices All marked out on counters
 ready tor inspection.
 Housekeeping Specials. At SIG. 6x4 unbleached sheetinr. regu- lar price l2A. bargain day At 5c. new styly dress GlnghaIHs. regu- lar price $, bargain day At 19c. Turkey red table damask. resu- lar price 25, bargain day At 7c. 42 inch bleached pillow case muslin. regular prlce 10, bargain da! At 15A. 9X4 bleaehed sheeting. regular price 22. bargain day At 25c, half bleached table linen. .regu- lar price 35. bargain day At 7sc. Lonsdale cambric rygulaE price I2k. bargain day At S5c. large size crochet bed spreads regular price 1.25. bargain day At Sc, bleached and unbleached crash tOweling. regular price :. bargain At I2k. 5,OOO yards of printed organ dies. warranted fast colors. full yard vide. regular price 20. bargain day
 At l0!. A. (. A, ticking regular pnee l6. bargain day
 At 3k. light colered prints. regular price bargain day At 94. extra fine white lawn, Trsu' ar price l2k. bargain day At 39c. ready made sheets. Gleaehsd. reguler price 50. bargain day At Sc. 5.UO0 yards crOssbar muslin. regular price 5, bargain day At obc, light and dark outing flannel. regular prlcs l0. bargain day SmallwareS. Cabinet boxes of hairpins. regular price 6c. bargain day Large heavy dressing combs. regular prIce l5c. bargain day Flushing bTaId. several dlfeTebt styles. regular price l2c, bargain day Tooth brushes. regular pElce l5c, bar gain day | Remnants of fancy TufITd garter elsas- tIc, bargain day
 Rose buttermilk soap. rsSul~r PriSs
 lOc. bargain day At 4c, ladles' hose. black feet. cUl0red tops. regular price l2a. bargain day l Al l5G. ladies' muslin drawers. good cloth. tueks and ruf1e. bargain day At 19c. cambTio corset covers, hem stitched and embroidered yoke. long 1 waist. square and V cut, regular
 prIce 29c. bargain day At 4Sc. ladies' night gowns. four TOWs
 of embroidery on yoke. large sleeves. At l5c, children ribbed corset waists.
 regular price 25c, bargain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
SEA TRAGEDIES.
Two Unknown Schoonrrs I.ost and a Light
 shin Adrift.

Two Unknown Schoonrrs Lost and a Light
 ship Adrift.
 PnILApELrHIA. Feb. lS-The greatost mystery still surrounds the identity of the two unknown thrGe masted sohoonars re ported sunk oil the Delaware oapes with their sails Eot and ship owners hAviaR vessels about due are beginning ts fsei apprehsnsive for their safety.
 Another report received here. which has given rise to much anxiety. is one made by Captain Blizzard of the sea tug C. W. Morse, which has just reached New York. He reports that the United Sta es lifhtship on thu northeas, end. Of the Delaware Capcs. which Is manned by n full crew has gone ndrift. No tidinGs Q! her have been received, and it is no doubt likely she has boon ,arrIed to sea by tho rccont westerly hurricane Sho Is well formed and under ordinary conditions she could weather seVcro storms
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
\ L5SSin Tu,,.

BCELINGroN. Vt. Feb lS--The state convention of Republican clubs met here to celebrate tho anniversary Of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. and representatives from the entire state wore present. as well ns many distinguished Republicans from elsewhere The afternoon exercises were held in tho opera house, at which Hon Chauncey M. Depcw of New York was tho principal speaker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13

We are glad to announce that We have received another lot of these popular eouch beds A couch it Is both useful and ornamental.and as bed 1t IS in no way different from regular mattress aud spring bed,
 Our line of spring goods iS now com- plete, except that we shall not have the baby carriages ready for your inspection upt,l next week. We feel justly proud "S wa look over the new and elegant goods 'n opr wsrerooms and We feel that the care and time expended in selecting the best Soods in the market. at the loves rrle'S' will be appreciated by our tFlendr.
 Remember that We are S'ilAS Go0H' avery day. even if it Is early for the sprinc rush, and those who buy now Will have the most complete stock of house furnishings ever shown in thl> StAte to select from.
 We furnish the hou<" complete, tuFn'- +,ra of every description, carpets. crock ery. glassware. tinware w'odtn"af'' GIeuwood and Quaker stoves and ranges.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Attempt to Wreck an Express.

ATLANTIC CIrN, Feh Ii-An attempt was made Ia wreck an express train on the Heading railroad at south Hammon- ton by placing four wooden ties across tho rails The engineer saw tho ohstruo tion, and the only damage sustained was a wrecked pilot although tho passengers were shaken up and frightened II Is be lievcd that this Is the work Of tramps. and n posst of farmers has been organize at Elwood to SCOUT the surrounding country The excitement is iptonso thsre
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
rhe southwnrk stuek In the Iec.

PHlLApELrHIA. Fob. laEhc big American line steamship Southwark. which lefs Liverpool op Jan. 80 and was tho ouly vessel tfat saoEe E4 Gascogne at sea during tho 16 days out. Is stuck in the ico in the Delaware a few miles below Chester It will bs impossible for her to got up the river without an iceboat to act as convoy She has 800 steerage and D cabin passengers on board. besides . miscellaneous cargo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
New dorsey.

TRENTON. Feb 3-Assemb blyman Bull locks bread bill. which provides that bread shall be sold in loaTes of not less than one pound and that the seller shall make known the weight of such loayes. was passed in the house by a vote of S5 to l6 The house also passed Assemblyman Wilbur's bill authorizing county school superintendents to arrange school lines other than the regular township lines where it Is deemed advantageous. The house also passed house bill No 2S. which empowers county superintondents to re
 move ths president and clerk of township boNrds 0f eduratian for noglsct 0f duty.
 Among the other bills passed by the house wore: Authorizing municipalities of over 70. q o?UlA.,on to provide free lectures, scEat- b II n', extending police tenure of o;l!rS act [" towns Ot over ,00o population. senato "i.i [. re turing that all deeds of Teal estat~ he plotted in the city atlas hcfurs beiLs recorded hy the county clerk; house h Il lSi, fixing the salary of the rst eivrt af the town of Union at Ss ea: s>HalO bill -u. enabling TrentOa to issus 'onds Eu build crematory.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Brooklyn's Lincoln Celebration.

BROOKLYN. Feb, 1S.-Ths annual ban quet in honor of tho birthday of Abraham Lincoln was held at the Brooklyn Union League club \ number of distinguished guests were present. among whom wero Senator w. P. Frye of Maine. Major Gen eral Nelson A Miles, United States army General Charles Hamlin. Colonel Frod D Grant Rev Dr. NJ W. Stryksr. Rev. Dr. H. NJ Gallagher and Rev Dr. A. H. Goodanourh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Go,a Me.,DI For cnntain Raudelon.

PARIS, Fob lS-The directors of the Compagnie Generalo Transatlantique have adopted n vote of congratulations to Cap tain Baudelon of the steamer Gascogne. In addition they have decided to givo him a gold medal in recognition of the skillful manner in which he handled his vessel on her last trip to New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
This i,ispeu.er a pefauiter.

COLUMBIA. :. C., Fob ls.-The ao- counts of II. O. Evans. dispenser at St. MatthewA wore found to be @, S75 short and his arrest was ordered on charges of breach of trust and larceny.
 John Burke, living near MAnersyille, ". T., stabbed his brother-in.law, Charles GrossnAn. fatally. then borrowed . gun from Hslghbor and blew out his own hrAlAa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Mr.. A>tor sails For Europe

NEw YORK. Feb ia--Mrs William As tor Is one of the passengers on the stcam- ship Touionic, which leaves today for Eu rope, Mrs Astur will mako a short visit 10 England and will then 90 to Paris to occupy her new hume in the Champs Elysen which sle leased last autump- She expects to remlin abroad pnSl hIpe whUn she Will Ioturn and open her sum rlor house ID Newppgt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
CURTAINS TELEPHONE CALL l54-2
SALE
Special Prices For Thursday, BARGAIN DAY. First Floor.
First Floor.

At Sc, one lot of Hamburg edgings.
 regular price 6 and 10c. bargain 'tc day At 35c, misses corsets with shoulder
 straps, regular price soc. bargain '3c day 8; At 21c. ladies pattern skirts. regular
 price 29c. bargain day ? At l4c, ladies hose, black feet, gray
 and tan uPpers. regular price 25c,
 bargain day l. At l2Ac. ladies' ribbed vests. one-half Q, sleeves. small and large. regular
 price 2Oc. bargain day l: 5, At S9c, cambrIc pillow shams with in
 sertiOn of embroidery, regular price .o. Sl 25. bargain day $ At %, one lot of children's wbite :. muslin drawers. good cambric.
 slightly soiled. bargain day l5I Al 22c. children's white aprons. as sorted styles. all sizes. bargain day 2 ,5c At 5c childten's white woolsn mt
 tens. bargain day
 7s Second Floor.
 Cloak and Shoe Uepurtmeu Soc ladies fine black eIe,,ot jackets.
 value 50. bargain day Ladies indigo blue wrappers. worth '' 25. bargain day 9 One lot ladies fine dOngola kid button
 and lace. lairs, style toe. regular
 price 3 ca. blrgtln day "A One lot Ot ladies ins French sld but ton and lace. all styles toes. regular l": price O. bargain day ? One let ladies fine French kld button '4 and lase hand se wed welt. opera toe patent leather tips and common 'A' sense. regular price . Ga. blrs2in ,. day ?. Take Elevator Third Flo 5c Best quality toilet paper. spec,lI price
 papers for 2o;, regular price =, 6A paper.
 Best Suallty household aur4ouIa, special
 price 5c bottle. regular price ., Floor oil cloth. neS patterns. lTc a '' yard. regular price , Best quality 5zl table oll cloth retE- 'N nauts from l 10 ? yards long. spe- cial piice luc yard regular price ! b. Real opaque shades with patent spring
 rollers ready tA hang. special price 9' l9c. regula. pricc , lOl lArGs size framed PlctG-r> ueE 't and be4untul subjects. >pecitl prlse
 'Sc. r-5-!Ar price
 Art Department. 4s One lot ct SAx3ny a21 G~Ea1 sUtova
 yarn. large and small skvIas slIs sh:ly l5c soilej. bargain dAy
 Uncovered down pillOVs. regular Vrlce
 Zoe. barsli day Stamped ICvr l y!lss ' sU.Ar pyIss l3 Is bargain day
 Linen center piece. Lew jesiSnS. 4Sc regular p.ice B, bar-sla day Hemstitcbed bureau CoN--s, regular I5c rFice SU. bargain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
pohbip. Lame, Don A,ou,o Wei,

LONDON. Fob. l3.-Don Alonzo ono of the Croker- Dwyer horses brought to this country from New York to take part in faces in England during the coming sea, son, has quito recovered from a chill he contracted on tho voyage. Dobbins. an other of the horses brought over. has de Veloped decided lameness in his off foro leg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Canal noatmau Drowned.

NEW I0EK. Feb la-Tcs floating down the East river crashed into the canal boat Maria Cross that was lying at her pier. Joseph Kenny and George Hammond. who were on the beat at the time, were thrown into the river hcnny was rescued. hut his partnor wns drowned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Tx->tocL nroker Dles a rauprr.

LEBANON, Pa. Feb. lS.-Ogdcn GSul. at ono time a member of tho New York Stock Exchange died at the Lebanon County Rlmshousc from the effects of n stroko Of paralysis It Is said that GAul dropped so. 600 in one day in the sx- cbanGO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Il. Puns,uallt1 Wa. Fatal.

BALTIMORE. Fob. is.-Rsv. ". T. D. Clemm died at his home at Queenstown. e Baltimore suburb. of heart trouble after an illness Of about three months The attack which resulted in his death was brought on by overexcrtion in running for 6 train to keep an engagement at Der wick, Pa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
A Di.tric. Assembly Suspended.

PIrTsBUEG, Feb. l3.-Distrlct Assem- bly No. of this city. one of the largest in the Knights of Labor. has been sus- pended by the general assem- bly, for not in. dorsing the action of the general assembly at New Orleans
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Biz Summer Hotel nurned.

Mouxr HOLLY. \. J.. Fob 1s.-The big hotel st Browns Mills-in. the Pines was entirely destroyed by fire. causing . loss of ti5o, GOO. No one has been living in the hotel since 1t was closed several months aga
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Tn, F. Y. lsarnun Estate.

NEW YORK. Foh S.-In tho supreme court Helen R. Rennell began an action asking that more than 100 lots of land be- longing to the estate of Phineas T. Bar mum be partitioned among dsvisees. Tho plaintiff is a granddaughter of T. T. Ear
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13

Mrs. Helen M. Cougar, president of the Woman's National Suffrage association. Springfield, O, with her husband, has left for the Holy Land in pursuance of a marriage agreement to take g big trip an nually, with a view of seeing the whole civilized world bsfore dYira
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
RIII Cook Sentenced.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Feb 1S.-Biu Cook. the outlaw, was sentenced hero in the United States court to 45 years in the penitentiary at Albany.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Bankrupt
 Stock Sale

SacrinCru ht OOC on tue uOllhE OL luelE hCk- ual value, and the wear of every pair guar anteed. Price & Legro. Boston Shoe man. ufacturers entire bankrupt stock and J. E. Wheeler's. Waterbury. all at soc on the dollaI of their price. The goods from Price 6 LeSro were manufactured for the finest Sixth avenue, New York retail trade. Those from J. F.. Wheeler were manu- factured by Edwiu c. Burt X Co. Joyce Shoe Co. Trimbly X Brewster. J E. Turner, T. Fl. Stetson. Fast < Packard and LeRro & Spalding
 Ladies heavy walking shoes
 J. E. Wheeler's price
 sl.75, our price N1c Ladies fine kid button
 shoes. J. F.. Whccler'S
 price $2.0O. our price 9Sc Ladies kid button and lace
 shoes, all style toes, plain
 and patent leather tip.
 J. E. Whecler's price
 $500, our price $l.50 Ladies French kid button
 and lace shoes, Rice x
 Legro's price $4.O0. our
 price S?.OO Ladies cloth over gaiters
 from l9c up Complete lines of fine kid
 and patent leather OK
 lords, slippers and san
 dals from 45c up Children's shoes from l5c up Misses shoes from 45c mp Complete line of boys
 shoes from 65c up Boys fine calf sewed shoes,
 J. E, Wheeler's price
 S2.O0, out price 9Sc Youths fine calf sewed
 shoes, Rice X Legro's
 price S2,00, our price 9Sc Youths fine French calf
 dongola top shoes, Rice & Lcgro's price S2.5o- our
 price SIPS Boys French calf dongola
 top shoes, Rice X Le-
 gro's price s, our price l.5C Mems heavy working shoes
 and brogans, J.E. Vince
 ler's price sl.25, our
 price 63' Mems calf sewed congress
 and lace shoes, J. E.
 Wheeler's price $2.OO,
 our price 3l.0' Mems American calf sewed
 congress and lace shoes.
 plain cap toes, J. E.
 Wheeler's price S2.50,
 our price Sl.2; Mems fine calf sewed con-
 gress and lace, Rice &
 Legro's price $500. our price Sl.5t 1 Mems fine calf sewed shoes.
 congress and lace, Rice
 & Legro's price $3.5O,
 our price SIT; Mems fine French calf
 shoes, all styles toe, Rice $ Legro's price s4.OO.
 our price &.O'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13

Those who have been fishing through the ice at the reservoir have caught little enough, but those who have been fishing for Bargains at our store have got more than they expected. When we have s mark down sale it is so marked that the customer cannot fail to see that it Is as represented. This week We have taken our entire stock of heavy weight Mems Trousers and put them on sale at prices that in all cases are as low as the Manu- facturer's, and in some even lower. If your suit is looking little shabby a new pair of Trousers. at the price we are now selling them. would be a good investment. If you are in doubt as to whether you can afford it look in our north window and all doubts will be removed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
plnner Is the President.

MAsRINarIN. fsiL IS The seuretary of the treasury and Mrs Carlisle s-vs a dinner in ho"nf ui tts president and Airs. roSes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
'rbe t,,,,l II,I. rnrn-,

LsSBoN. Fsh ls-iR its financial sr, licls Tho Times ssys Ihat Fuld ts thu amcunt ot =. .u1y.n has alrvkdS isSA bought here fer shipmsnt to New fssk ];
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
FOR SALE,

A cosy little piece of 25 acres. at Middle bury center. A 125 acre farm, miles from Naugatuck and miles from Water bury. A 25 acre place 2 miles from Union city. \ 65 acre farm in WAtertown.
 ~Money to loan.
 L,R, CARTER, ie BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
Wa1ts, For Sale, IL Rem.

I OST-Lady's Gold watch and chain. some I4 Place near center. E,o4vr will please leave at thI~ NE4s
 N'ANTED-A " men to d, h,u>cwors. W Day work only. lu.IUiv,' !. T. O'Etien Real Estate ahd EWTi yIrDt Bureau. Room s. American building.
 NANTFp-Eoarl anL T,Nssu in private
 W family hy a Nuun: w"TklDE man. Ad- dressJ this atcr.
 10000 Myn anu H'yS wante4 at at sale. ONsTc,aI~. Cls'eC% an3 kGcfers arc go ing at less than tr'st. Norris The CluthicT D and Sl Bank ~'rya..
 EOR SALE-Thr T~ETrty ru spring and ScoNlil >tr,rI~ WI'h tC n'aA;r ut llSls feet Nl ScuviIl and YS feet ou Spring. The owner will sell at >icriLlr' un ct .nt If I.e v health For partlculAr~ Ia I'l 2" ,.. owen W.~ziS. $ SchN street.
 ITO RENT:-F!at ot~.'ven 2. .~ .r7,-. all l1.slrrn
 ! imp we eDt~. ApV r. Hoiohau. STORE and three re'u> |" rent. sui,ahls for CbarteT >h"p. Inquire "f Owen Weeds. '6 Sch, Cl street.
 EHOR RENT Thry,. r,,,rz teuemeu;- on II Spring street, Inquire Y. Woods EURNISHED RooNS TO REN,T-A com mOdats0n~ fir tTau~iSntS, at No. Sl JSi- ter>on street. Mrs. Place. IsToVTietCr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13

The Attempt to Bring Miss GInE's Murder CTS to Justice Brings Out Peculiar state sf Anairs That Existed In ths Hayward FamIly-Ths Mother a Listener.
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c. J. LYONS,
In charge Weather Bureau.
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Mark Twain Among Savages.


Mark Twain, who was entertain
ed by the Christchurch Savage
Club, says that he prefers the New
Zealand "Savages" to those he had
known in his native land. L
should think so, with a banquet
provided at Ed los a head. Mark
said that the Prodigal Son had a
hard time of it, but he (Twain)
had not struck it that way. Look
ing around on the flowing bow"
and sort OF thing, he said, he did
not see much prohibition about the
Savages, and he proceeded to tell
the following story about a prohlb-
ition State in America:
\ man was exhausted and need
ed a drink, but was told could not
get q drink without a prescription
from physician. The man said.
For PHYS sake, it don't want a
physicians prescription to see that
l am exhausted We'll" said
the druggist, If you were suffering
from snake bite, now, it might be
all right" Well" the man said,
where Is the snake?" and he got
the address OF the snake, but soon
came back, telling the druggist
that the snake was engaged for SIX
months ahead.-EX.
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RACES ON NEW YEAR.
Fourteen Horses Entered for the
Meet-Success Assured.
The race meet at Kapiolani parl

The race meet at Kapiolani park
on New Years day promises to be
very interesting. There are more
entries for the occasion than at
any previous races. This IS not to
be wondered at when it is remem-
bered that an experienced and
capable manager as Charles David
is at the head. He has labored in
and out OF season to make the
affair successful and, judging from
the number Of entries, it would
seem there is to be no question
about it.
Up to midnight last night, clos
ing OF entries for the races, the
following horses had been entered:
Lottie L, 290, Twenty Cent, Rain
bow, Charleston, Billy c, Confede-
rate, Margaret H, Marine, Jr., pac-
ing mare by Marine, Unknown
Emin Bey, Joe Donald, Jr., She
nandoah.
The cyclists have until 3 P. NJ
Friday to enter, at Thrum's book
store.
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4 Significant Departure.

With the departure of another year
when a review is made of the condit-
ion of affairs, it is only right that
some thought be given to the physical
body which enables everyone to bat
tie with life's problem and figure for
themselves the profit or loss on the
trial balance sheet. Though the bank
account may be large and each ones
material gain be great, it would not
be surprising if it suddenly dawns
upon many that good health mas been
greatly Impoverished by the low
condition of the blood. 1t is in this
state that the Tactic acid in the vital
fluid attacks the fiorous tissues, par
ticularly the joints, making known
the local manifestations of rheuma-
tism. Thousands of people have
found in Hoods sarssparilla the
great blood purifier, a positive and
permanent cure for rheumatism.
HoBRoN DRUG Co., wholesale agents.
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Card OF Thanks.

Wray Taylor desires to thank
those ladies and gentlemen who
so kindly assisted in the program
at the Lepers Merry Christmas
entertainment; also to thank the
Hawaiian Gazette Company for
tickets, Hawaiian Star Company
for programs, Robt. Grieve for
posters, Wall, Nichols Company
for piano, the press in general for
notices, G. V. Sturdevant for taking
tickets, J. VI. Ulunahele taking
charge OF the door, and the trustees
of KaumakapiIi church for use OF
building.