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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

BOARD AND ROOMS.


A. SECOND FlDOH f.rr rooms rfl'nfr
baths, WIN nr without hHifd. f.Nrfi
nome fnr family 0r gentlemen. a. Nrsf
10Th Reference ~ hanged
PRIVATE AMERICAS FAMILY offer no.
'ial home - gentlemen or gentlemen anil
vNcs az lowest term lsrr~ nir rooms.
- client table. ,.l-r' near Lexington
ave. NiircSs COMFORT Tribune 90 0r.
i:Tn-sT.. 10 WEST several ,cf, nffrtr.
tive second ani fourth door I.fis. with
excellent h"nri references
IL EAST pTT .sT. neir iih.nte -Igsa-lrf
rooms with bonri table board. fefef.
'nces.
?GTH ST. - WrsT ramb h0frl slrr,
suites and rlrFie rooms. WEI urfN a..
i."nthie table. - pr~feni gursfs have boon
bore average eleven wears
.GrU ST - WEST Mll.r- Rooms ff
tie summer. with coz without NnArl. with
the al sAuiAycs ~ Turkish. el'0ri,. o..
man. 'riny. shower ana pnrr" i.,th-
81 WEST 10TH. 81 So nj Moor front
room. nicely fuIulfIrl. large closet.
good attendance; 'Ncel'u' table references
a7lII-sT. 80 WEST Won mfri,h~i
fqua.e rooms ani bail rooms - le' wifh
supfior b0ard. references ~ hanged
7iTu ST. WEST. s'icc, hoard 80
Southern fami'}. references CASHIER
J.. BOX :.l'1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
FURNISHED ROOMS TO-'i:r.


HhCHTlOES. IOrToR rffH rtiHr
ur.~r floor. 'llef nfi~u. tu0". lAfh4.
crpN~ni"nf LDf'is siuh. !. .~'fn-sf 90.
tween :tA nrl Mudii - sN"-D
HAHRDN ST. 90 Front md back pf.ior.
genil .ll"n Dr Csn' and wife. other looms
reasonable. jfh-a. r. l.. thiist cher -. an !
other lines c. ntrni"nf.
GKAMERCY PARK. - IIaul.Dn.e f..ni.
overlooking IN lark CSC client Table. o..
'ai" American fanll comforts OFF i mr.
references
I2TiI-sT. II WEST Dc-iiabi, frnai par
lJr ami dressing room. also Email room .
reference - ehanes1.
iaTH ST. ii2 WEST i.arre second .s.rig
r,pm front ~ .aek. ais, hac. pa.iof,
with all convenience. reference.
10TH ST. - WEST Nicely .uraish'i
large and small MONS. Ill MODERN ian
prpyemcGta. convenient % elevated STA
hon. rcfcrerces
30 EAST 22D-ST. Large an small dfs'r-
ahi" rooms. "n suite cor rnely. references
"~cisrg"l
isTfi-Sr lWi WEST beautiful back par
log, win iars~ extension. fNr doctor vr
dentist. pfitat" house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

w DOES ~. TiuNK ANs LABOR TnornLga
ILNlN guh 5rMNln- COMMENTS

II.NiN gllu arMNl'i'~ COMMENTS
oH "in 'rlH cAsE
- - Arthur. chief 90 tAc motherhood OF I"'o'
c,o,iyo tneinc,ia IL ~ tho W,niRof MIR Arthur
a,t ~. vltc vr AL ~. Europe to-day on The
New York I, 10 gone fot siN months lie ho"
been receiving delegations from the brotherhood
before ~ departure. aud 10 closing M "A good
dc,l of routine business lie said yesterday: II
do not think there viii be any labor troubles this
summer. ain going away for ;onG visit with
g feeling OF security
spoak!ng Of the pobs case In Chicago. Mr.
A1hu~ said: 'Dcis sent a dispatch to before
s,artn~ tina. strike in Chicago last summer: VIII
yc. i.'. u. tod him .hat ! cou,d not come 10
his assistance. as It would not b. lawful | have
nothing to say about his course. see the con
term: case has been appealed, and the conspiracy
case has been postponed. lebs hopes TO get
Gear but think that they are going TO make Il
great fight to convict him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

CnDI['S uGII,S

New ou- two Y .w-YofE Offices. IrrOWN nj 80
alNny and DOW %TOW:. al :Gi Ifoalwar. We haze
"r'fr nclt, fpr European and American ultfi me-
pendent and raj, tickets To- al points ana f'u.
s NJ under I"rsonll escort At regular in'TNn', fulH
fheWorld ries I'rsonai Escort le1v" san Fran
cscp Aug - oct and Vancouver Nov H. g-ini' .
AMI All inf0rw'ii"u tree Application.
TilOS. COOK y son.
ofici1! Tics"i Agents for OH Trunk idn'f
u e-n. HI NnshIrgf IniAlelIIl. - h,,ilu'- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
REAL ESTATE.


FOL: SALf.-AN ELEGANT rpl%Tlo
IDIE On Reasonable ard EASY terms.
sMaHtc1 Ia Ncw-'anaan. conn. nfty miles
I'm Guy nan. New-YDrh In" piac" -
t.i'rdidly located and contains MI that =
Dome Needs; viii rent 90 proper party.
sHt On or ncdfcss {. a. ABBOT. .j.'
i%'s;c'te ave. Brooklyn. y. /.
-. htNT " SALE - bargains In hotels.
hoaiJiLs-houses and cottages; bIidirG
80 i.ssonable. ISRAEL q tDAnS :
-. Atlantic CITY. -. J.
AoRHlSrOWN REAL ESTATE ~ all
h'inS iUr sale. exchange o. rent. j..
~ J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
DRESSMAKING.

..Tf--
A. Az - -. n,,'S,s i,,'' ,,'rn.r.
,,..i,,r. carriage and scnsidr cosrum"f
,o'6e equally low all the latest ia Londoon
~ r,,is s,,.lrs. cuttin. AID h.stiuy while
" ""i war. DRESsMAKiNG rAl1OES. II
west l25ih-s;.
corTrEIERE FEANcArSE. e.. fane,y
NiI'''S' ,o1iss, materials used. rhoit No.
dfeh' o. ,,''. nice ,I.eanf work NINE.
NNDTKSON. 1v> w. l1ih-s'.. formerly
with Stern Bros.
COMPETENT pnEssA NAE. ly The ra, Gey
,r t"h e W. alterations rcpaiiins.
children dresses. Address Mrs. ii'i'1'
tJ9 Amstcrdam-ave. .----
-..,.,.,,,,,r cxncrle,c.d GOOD cutter
'' ',1 g,,sr wishes q few moro ensas'-
u.u.s: also childtcns drrss's .lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIS(I.tIsh 'f>OtSs
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASS y. W:.tr
Main statement ~ facts. iNci".. WIN
81 an! written opinion cent you Nj sub
,co,s send FOR prospectus. Judsc " A. -
HOPE Lynn. Pres. Hon. HENiH W.
TSGI.N, Treas. 2j1 Ercadwny
Ar LOWEST PRICES IN Vow York for
Trunks n.l bag Target stock n'
,rua. bags. saichels. s,eln"r c"nif-.
rocke.iooxs. iuv direct from the faain
faciurcr. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - i'h-
ave. near Hih-s'
HOOKS IN any quantity bought anu *
changed. highest cian price, PAID. rll
~ ,cslienccs fsoc IpNTElNG'@ New
) ,rk Rock Eychnnge. 81 Broadway. 'p-
p,siie iiiiton's.
APPROXIMATIONS lack numh'ss q
N.w-Yofk newspapers I'm D. f1uni ~
LANES r. WALKNES. - S.uih Port
lanI-ayc.. Er0ohifn.
soc. 70 81 Gn. YOUR matir'@scs rcmalc 81
your reailences. Srr-lvih. JDraer city.
ii,l,r.u and NsvaIk. y J.. Address
FRASER. ~ Gold-<i., Ero' hi,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Apparatus
complete for Oxygen aal hydrogen gas
for optical lantern. almost new. Irs- man
lalf cost. Clll o. aiGics' NJ. H. 1"'
AmsteTCam-ayc.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE Small.
with living roorns. FIRST class trade: &c
count going West. Jc1 3d-afe.. H'ppklyn'
IN THE COUNTRY. --Th.ee business op.
po"iunities. water power. lak"Iy ana
store suited for various business eni"l
prises Address TiiED. ). GOTH 12s
U.gh-st.. Newark. y J.
PRINTING Quick. artistic color work.
embpssins: large or small Jobs done. DAY
MERCHANTS PRINTING COMPANY.
Word building.
PATENT for bes, bu'tcr printing machine
made. ". s. HARRIS. Attorney. West
Chester. Penn.
SYNDICATE forming for gold mining
transaction which will probably pay l.""
per cent; subscriptions only received from
influential persons. AddIry@ for interview,
GOLD MINES. Box :. Tribune once.
WINE AND BEER SALOON TO LET. -
Near rev coffee Exchange. fronting On
Beaver and pearl sfs.. pOsSefsioa iriin~al-
atcly Address MURPHY & aCoHMA'k.
10 Pea-l-si
WANTED. Some fine furniture. oil paint
ings. upright piano. &c. VIII give n "N-
change free and clear building lots near
city Room 30 M,rsc Eu,ldiag.
WANTED. IOAN sS.ooo from private
marty: A. security five times the Loan ~
val iahc improved realty. Address 'll-
MAX. Tribune Onice.
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, EUROPE. THIRTY EXCLUSIONS II
{ II I; q / |; -

hs II IiOTF. IIplfr pfIcrs. $-IN AN nv. 80! Il
tickets T., AL lines. Send for TOT HlST GtIi:TIi.
e. CLARK. fpt'fiST AGENT. III BROADWAY. new
OK Official Ticket iriH T. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

These steamers land passengers a. Seuihnmp On ~
quay aorVsuc special railway trains for London.
OEIIl'iiS a. co. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

Titles TOOL. STORE. 80 Fulton.
~. Hew York. workshoD machinery Cfoot
s~e') list free: wooc-ca wing tools. scroll
s"e srceders - operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

y ~: THE CNEQT r. BANK. LO:DOE.
Au For Travellers. for Rrmittnnccs,
NAVE ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
IL '1RC'ihH Ok Ariil'AIlOS.
/S1 FRED ". PERRY. Gen. 81 Wall st. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
CtNARD LINE

CINARD LINE
a. To LIVERPOOL. RY QUEENSTOWN.
Campania May 4. noon E.rura NAV y. ?. m
tmbria May H. a. m. Canpanla. June l. II a. IN.
Lucania &C.. May is noon lmbria .lurc y. 3d..
From I1er 90 North River. folt ~ Clarks1n.sf
passage SEQ
si5. according to steamer ana accommodations
Storage tickets and from an parts - Europe
very low rates. For freight ana passage apply ths
Coinpanys Office No. I Bowling Green. Now York.
VERNON H. BROWN e Co.. Genera Agents.
NETHERLANDS LINE
~ for ROTTERDAM ana AMSTERDAM via Hau'ogne
M"l. Franc.
& =. MAASDAN ............. SATURDAY NAV T. I p m
=. : ORDAM SATURDAY. Man H. / y Dr.
cabin. So and upward second cabin afeeilge
very low Apply Tor tourist guide and terms
General Passenger Agency - Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

SEAMSTRESS. by "A capable Germoer
American seamstress In private iam'iy:
or maid To elderly lady: understands all
her work. and willing 10 relieve iaiv "
housekeeping: Trustworthy and practically
years references. X. MlNDi.E, lSo
Fast 1sth-S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

COACHMAN. --Vnl'rsiands Tho care u
hor p. harness and carriages, sober and
Trustworthy. AMI hHf M" very best - ret
cIsus-H IpllN TNkGiIl. 2ll Wet sOth -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi From Nav-Norh Wcl Ffi ana sat .
| 4 DELIGHTFUL. IIsr IiY SEA 10 THE PORTS OF
TIN -. GEORGIA -FLoRiiN
gTR,IGfIT tNi' EpiND TRIP TICKETS ~ al p1in'.
IN Tc,n-. colorado, TON Ar.lonI 'ah',,ni' M~Nico
Tot RiSrS' IT KITS. good To- six 90. nine m 'n'hs
write fpr nuf I-ilEe Pocket Guinc. 'nnii,d fr'sl .
c II MALLORY & CO.. Zen. NEts Pier ~ T. II. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

tDAGlINAN Hy married inglishm,n.
Ar.l 80. thoroughly competent In every
respect. best peisnnnl references, .inirf
preferred Call og address g H. -"
liOulc,nri. harness H'.i~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
FLATS TO LET.-t'urni~bcd

olt-sNt.. 1.0;-. c.f'i.. SG,i-.. E,~Ian,
SIR -.i.is, '.ciioosinf pan. So, -
". hANCEL SINDH. CO ig,aLNny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Nlnlc.

CARETAKER -Janiior or care ~ house
fni summer hy swedish family, expert
snr'i amt good references, Anderson
90 Fat n,ih d.. basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
Ocean Glealncro
WHIT, STAR LINE.

1tL...r N,. IA a. m ,.rmaulc. .Naf 90. 10 A. m
.rc,Ionr. Na, = ,n IN 'Teuion'c. Jun, ." - a.
majestic Ma, -. D. DID, sMrl"sti, Jun" J" - ~
lrm White So, Dock. foo 81 vi, LII. vrua
SO COTTON CARRIED BY IASSl.Nil.t HItNMi;'t, =
Saloon ra'~s. 500 UPWARD. acc riding 10 s'"'nel "' m
cation Ierh .S.cord cabin th"s" steamers, from
81 upwards according sieam,, Sir"rng" iipn ,,m
York $40 PREPAID iickcrs So No ~ H''"i"F' NV"
H. MAfTiANn kERSEY. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
BOARD " iNTED.

rDi 80 NAN wants bDdid IN plea ant
Chri.tian family 'musical ~ f"fT'li. ic-
low -. 81 and near /. 80 cable road. ref
cr.nc.x RELIABLE. TrimInr Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

,oACliMAH 49, understands thoroughly
'li' ial ufn'genH ~ private sitb''.
god ,lfE driver. f.ter and reliable r'N
cias- referenDe. ~ Al. lui West ~ 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

COMPANION lly young man usl as
companion tor Young children. hikh,nt
nrfHlnnl references. .liirra 4. H. 10.
III. Mu.nhlnA. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
on san.

E.oCCf.l PIsiC.:>. -5,., second ha nd
r srf iron working machines: fuiiy
ssas~n'sed machinery bor.ht and ex.
snra GEORGE Is. eddy. :cS aadi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
WORK WANTED.

Eemnic.
STENOGRAPil.R and CNIrGRAPIT
OPERATOR IL DESTROYS II obtaining =
situation. hn,r rad c0nsid"rahl. "tp"rl-
'nc". VII start a. - Der week. can fur
nisf excellent reference a. t. ,aarl ter
and ab'ity. Address NJ. EoX L.. Tribanc
once
TfPtNRlrEE quick ana accurate de-
sin position. Remington operator. Il.
L.. Tribune once.
YOIN 80 LADY. ia onlce. a. assistant.
good p"nmrn T.. A. r.. 5U> ". 2ist-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

81
AT ILUSHl NC. To rent. large hand
some house. fourteen rooms. hot ana cold
water. Gas. e'r.. two minutes wax nom
1,roadwa$ station. seven minutes nom
Mummy I'm. 1t iNHf0nab,c price 20 de-
sirahl- tenant. Inquire - MITCHELL
BROS. - l.~unard-si.
ADMIRABLY lccaici seashofe cottages.
cight and ten rooms. safe bathing, boat
INK. references. former tenants. Professor
NORTHkoP. brooklyn Polytechnic.
AGENCY 'rOK MOSTcLAlK.--tious all
kinds: sale rent; building SITES.
~UHBS & TAYLOR. Beekmhn-st.
FOR RENr.-in the village Of Pr, Ch"s-
ter ten-room cottage. with all modern
improvements. Well and hydrant water
frs,-class stable. j. y. AMBLfR. Port
Chester y Y
SEABRIGHT =. J.-Cot;aEc and stable
Runscn's Hlur. 10 minutes walk from
station T. e. ROBINSON. 32 Nassau-st
WHITE PLAINS. y. Y.-Fu'nished resi-
dence acres. good stables. aad fine To-
cation. Apply 20 !. Il. SWEENY. Real
Estate Agent. White Plains. y. y.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06
AFTERMATH OF EloT
tnt tArAstst tNttu tnattstsf
~ tuttn tosstIAtt.
"""siian "ntsfnmsni WI be- Astfd ta
intssiisats Csii iat Volunteer
witusss.s

The japanese arrested iof riotinp
Monday night have appealed their
grievances 10 Consul Shimizu. The
wounded men appeared at the con
sulate at go yesterday and were
examined by four japanese doctors
summoned ior the purpose. Wounds
were found TO be painful but by no
means serious.
They claimed to the Consul that
the police instigated the riot. that
no resistance was offered bv the
japanese and that the men arrested
were mercilessly beaten by the
officers. One stated that a baby
carried in his arms was struck by a
policeman. Mr.. Shimizu said this
morning that he would thoroughly
investigate the matter, and. If the
charges were found to be true
would solicit the intervention Of.
the Hawaiian Government in be.
hall OF the men arrested.
Mr. Shimizu expressed the be- |
hei that the Hawaiian Government
would promptly investigate the
matter for itself, as soon as it was
brought TO the attention OF the ]
proper authorities. The Japanese I
Consul will ask all trustworthy |
White men who saw the riot TO give
70 him their versions of its cause
ind the action OF bis countrymen
n the tight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

Her Captain Fills a Reporter, But Has a
Successful Season.
Capt. Cantillion, of the sealer M.
Morrill,, we'll known here, is very
generous, kindhearted man, and at
Hakodate, when a young news
paper reporter accosted him for the
news, with his usual desire to ac-
commodate, he helped the young
man out amazingly. He gave him
the name and catch Of every boat
in the fleet and during the inter
view the names of six phantom
sealers additional. With great
seriousness the captain told the
young man that he had spoken the
Belle OF the Bay, Diptheria, Flying
Scud. Napoleon Bonaparte, Bloom
er and Ripley Ropes, each having
a catch of from GOO to 500 skins,
and that the Flying Scud had lost
her keel. This was all duly pub
lished in a Hakodate paper" says
the captain at Seattle.
In forty-nine days the Morrill,
made Yokohama, and she ran I47c
miles in week. At that time she
was delayed short time for boats,
and, sailing for the sealing grounds
March 2oth, she secured gas skins
and shipped them at Hakodate
May 10th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06
QUEER NOTES ABOUT CYCLING.

Even the Mashpee Indians Of Cape
Cod have taken to cycling.
A scheme is on foot TO unite militia
men with passion for bicycling into
vast corps to DO known as the United
States Military wheelmen.
One Of the mounted police squad Of
Buffalo, who rides bicycle ON patrol,
has cultivated such endurance and stay
ing powers that he is going to attempt
riding 100 miles in five hours.
In France wheels are carried free, and
the cars are fitted up with bicycle racks.
The Kings County Elevated road in
Brooklyn has found it advantageous to
cater to wheelmen in similar manner.
No man can take defeat more grace
fully than does Eddie Bald, the Chester
field Of American racing. Bald says,
well, we cannot all win, and some
times step backward must be taken. I"
A New Highlander has invented at tire
made Of calfskin, which is much lighter
than the regulation tire, and the invent
or claims the leather is tanned in such
manner as TO make it very hard to
puncture.
M. Johannandy, a distinguished hi
cyclist, has made a bet that, within a
certain time, he will bicycle to Yer
sailles and return to Paris with his
hands bound and his back turned toward
the foremost wheel
The United States Tobacco Journal
I 4 4 Il II
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

There are in the world today six
of the gentler sex whose combined
wealth reaches to the enormous
figure of over three hundred mil
lion dollars. The six richest men
in the world are Ii Hung chang,
John ID. Rockefeller, Colonel
North, the Duke of Westminster,
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Woh
Qua, the Chinese tea magnate,
whose total fortunes aggregated to
VI, $50, 600, 900. The six richest
women in universe, says the New
York WOyId, are Sonora Isidora
Cousina of Chill, who has $780,
600, 900; Hetty Green of New
York, $50, 900, 900; Baroness Bur
dett-Coutts of London, $40, 900, :
900; Nine. Barrios, widow of ex.
President Barrios of Guatemala,
SIS, 900, 900; Mary Garrett of Bal
timore, $40, 900, 900, and Mrs.
Woleska OF Russia, $40, 600, 600.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

Very gallant escorts use tow rope
when accompanying lady on wheel
ing spin. One consists Of AN india rub.
Der door spring just strong enough to
stretch little with the strain, aud
about six feet Of shade cord One end il
clipped to the lady's wheel at the lamp
bracket or brake rod by spring swivel
and the other end is hooked 10 the es
cort's handle bar in such way that he
can set 1t free in n moment II necessary.
When ho has finished towing he drops
back to the lady's side, hanging the
loose end of the cord over her shoulder,
to be ready for the next hill. A gentle
pull that Is bagatello to a strong rider
Is OF great assistance to weak one up
hill or against u strong wind. New
York Times.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

A western firm is introducing a BIZ
cycle hitching post or rack which an
swers the same purpose as the present
hitching post does for the horse. 1t is a
hollow iron frame Of ornamental design
and has one or two stalls or openings
through which the front wheel of the
bicycle is pushed. On level with the
ground is concave strip of iron into
which the tire fits. Being made either
with or without a shank. the post may
be sunk securely into the ground or
screwed into the walk or floor When in
place, the bicycle can be firmly locked
to the post, SO that even if a thief
wrenched the post from its fastenings he
could not possibly ride the wheel away
weighted with such an incumbrance. =
Chicago Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

Captain I.angridge of the Saliva
ton Army and police officer met
again Tuesday evening. The army
halted on Hotel street mauka OF
Nuuanu and began one Of their
open air meetings. The policeman
ordered them to move on. Captain
Langridge replied that he was not
on tabu ground and would not sub
nit to persecution. To settle the
matter the army and police officer
walked to the station together to
consult a higher authority. Cap
tain Langridge won and the meet
ing continued.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

Chock Kim has been given two
years and fine of $50 for the lar
ceny Of a silver watch. This is his
second ohense.
Kualii and Hoke were fined 81
each this morning for driving with
out lights.
The Japanese riot cases will be
heard in the District Court tomor
row.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06
MEN AND WOMEN.

Joel Chandler Harris was a
journeyman printer in early life.
Admiral Dot, the noted dwarf,
keeps a hotel at White Plains,
N. Y.
NJ. Jules Verne, though in his
79th year, works for five or six
hours a day.
Paul du Chailu is about to start
for Russia in order to study the life
Of the peasantry.
Senator Quay's friends do not
call him Matt" They speak to
him and of him as "the colonel"
King Humbert OF Italy is vege-
tartan and seldom eats anything
except bread, potatoes and fruit.
The Prince OF Wales speaks Eng
lish with slight German accent,
while the Duke of York speaks il
with a slight Danish accent, inner
tied from his mother.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06
NOTICE.
WlLDER'S STEAMSHIP co, LTD
Change In Sailing.
The steamer "NINAt"

VIII sail ~ 10 "a. m instead 81 at u. m.
as formerly.
No freight received after \ a. m. on
day II sailing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06
COPrIC's ESCAPE.
Hit By the Tug, hut Continues ON Her
Voyage.

Hit by the Tug, Hut Continues on Her
Voyage.
The tug ran into the big steam
ship Coptic just outside the chan
mel this morning and tore her stem
down the bow, The band was
aboard and playing. Passengers
on the big liner crowded on the
rail. Both vessels were running
close together. Suddenly the Cop
tic sloughed around and was run
into by the tug before the latter
could get out of the way. The
Coptic was taken under the quarter
and just above her rudder. For
tunately for both vessels the latter
was not struck. Passengers OH
the tug were well shaken up. One
of the musicians tainted. No injury
was done the Coptic, Damage to
the tug will be about S25.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

Before leaving Mr.. Hatch turned
his cases over to various lawyers Of
this city. Hartwell & Thurston
take most Of them. Some of Mr..
Hatch's cases are very important.
First is the Spreckels business, the
Brown-Brown suit and several inn
portant guardianship matters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

! a brake is fof sale
Rev. C. n. Yaiman At the v N.
{. a. At 7.so y. m.
The l.cilaui Boat Club will meet
At the Hotel this evening.
Company IS present Kakaako
shooting range Is 10 be abandoned.
A young man, who can run a
job press. Is wanted at this Office.
The lIcalani Boat Club will hold
It's regular monthly meeting this
evening
The Yalman revival services TO-
day are in the Y. NJ. &. A. hall at
4 aud 1880 y. m.
Company u will meet this cveu-
ing for drill under Lieutenant
Torbert.
Prof Krosnov, a visitor to tie
Islands, lett by the Copiic for the
States.
After permanently org AIMING
the Society Sons of Veterans will
meet regularly in the American
League hall
Pohano has been given six
months for embezzling s3l from an
old native woman.
]. l.. McCandless was over from
Hoolau yesterday for repairs for an
artesian well rig.
Charles Crane is in charge Of The
island telephone gang, engaged in
repairing the lines.
The teams Of the II. A. A. c.
had football practice at Makiki
yesterday afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

DIR. Krystofovitch, the Russian
visitor, and family will return to
their native land, leaving by an
early steamer. The gentleman
with the long name has looked
over the islands with a view to
settling, but finds no landed estate
to suit him. He likes Hawaii very
much. His family urges the return
to the region of the Caspian Sea.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-06

The teams Of the II. A. A. c.
had football practice at Makiki
yesterday afternoon.