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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
WORK WANTED.


F-mnle.
DRAWING AMI PAINTING Lessons in
stu life wfl. 81 49, BONES. references.
AlIrcss ARTIST. llD West nist-st
FRENCH GOVERNESs. diplomee. desires
resident or Visiting position. teaches good
muslc French. German. English branches.
etc Address Miss a. III East 33l 49,
GOVERNEss nv French iaiy. Is. re
tuC-i ~ circumstances. as nursery gov
efnr-s OF hous"ke~per. thoroughly dom"s,i
ontcd fond 4 children good s'amsiress.
city ~ country. HAfSALf.E. - East
s5'h -
JANITREss. experienced. would Ike cage
~ Two lr three houses cumpcnsaf lon
enough f0r god living Mr. WILLIAMS.
- Fas' '2'h.s
JANITRESS Respectable married der
man. no children. with experience and
references. wants 20 change ner position hy
January l.. only houses on Eat side
below l.ifh ST. preferred. Address j.
PETERSON. jani'r'ss. 232 West i3i'h ST.
LADY disengagci part Il lay desires o.
at as visiting gpNernrs-. elementary
English or kindergarten work. references
from pupils TEACHER. 2+n West i2l 81.
MASS AGE Ladies desiring treatments 81
their residence hy q graduate ~ expert
enc" address VI. NELSON. - East ilthst.
MANICrRlsT and CInROPODIsT wishes
NOR" customers Mi-. ANDERSON.
Hariman mag. l;'S 1th-ave.. apartment g.
STENpGKAf HER and TYPEWRITER
Npi afraid u hard work or long hours
Address INDUSTRIOUS. i52 dth-avc.
STENOGR APHER. Years experience
bennington. desires situation. good office
worker. small salary for p"rmancucy. Al
reference. ~ Highest. Newark. y. j.
TYPEWRITER desires to take home man
uscript. sermons. lectures. etc. To tyne
write when AT leisure. neat accurate. Op-
PDRTi NlTY. Tribune once.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GREATEST BARGAIN, $13 25o.-Brown-
stone dwelling. Lexington ave. near 18th
St: easy terms. JOHN FlNCk. 3d-ave..
corner 55th-st.
REAL ESTATE FOR LE-Owner in
Eurooe offers In the Tend"rloin District
two ienements tcolore6 paying we'll no
vacancies: prime con iition. Janltor collects 1
rent len wears; a very choice investment
with good future NATHAN. 400 Broad
way.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. u rooms:
all Improvements: perfect repair. second
OWNER 523 Trinity ave. near East
1i9th
BROOKLYN.
FOR SALE.-lIouses !. %. 10 1907 Butter
81, TWO story and basement. cellar frame
house for fNo families. Apply on prem
!ses. W HEROLD. 1861 Butler-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LADY wishes TO board girl not under
or y.ais who mas No. mother. al
vantaSes II thorough rducatlon. with uI
SO included. l.1"l Lexington ave.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED double
rooms. 81. $40 single. -. excellent
meals. homelik-. Christian family. l'5
East IHih-st.
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor.
also hall room. neafcG home comfort.
board optional. private family. l'a last
15tn-st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS IA
refined American family. board uIuonil.
Address HOMt. 49, L"Ninst'n ave.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM -
ifoarc. neat. bath. gentleman ana wif" ~
TWO gentlemen. private American family
,Jb LeNington-aF-.
LARGE ROOMS. superior table. private
family. 10 rennei party. II West 10Th -.
LARGE. SUNNY FOURTH FLOOR rooms.
running wafer suitable for two GEM"
men. references. 81 West Nih 81.
Lemon NAVE. 81. NEAR 1881. 81. two
specially desirable front. sunny 30 rs
nist-class table. references
40 1877 WEST >prH sr.-seconi s'of}
back southern 'NpNsIre. pufat" nafn.
nrst-Class taui". references gwen ana -.
guI"i.
NJ III llfi4Niifl I'Nflils WIN lN'a|'is s'l
young lady employed IN private family
CRAY. ll3 East 'htn -.
nth ST. II EAST Desirable rooms. "a
celient table. trsnslenis received. m,!er
ate rates.
" WEST 18TH ST Large second story
front room. inst class board. also table
board. reference.
leTH-ST. 10 WEST Beautiful. large ana
small sunny rooms. slusl" or en suif".
u
gentlemen. meals served IN rooms n &c.
sIr'G. references.
q WEST 3iTH ST. sunny front rarlor
sunny suite. private t4f4. si..le fn.ins
private tables. excellent board reference.
81 WEST 10TH ST Comfortably far.
nshed sunny suite - rooms. al con
Neni"nres. excellent table. g'n4 ati~nitnr~.
references
BOTH ST. l4G EAST Desirable. large
front ROOM ample closets. uoislrorhp,l.
housr ana table nfst-class sanitary plume
INK. reference.
46TH ST. 20 WEST Large hal room.
with closet. for a refined laify seeking
hrsi-c!ass accommodations.
18th ST. ~ WEST Desirable large
room. with board. American family lei
crenc-s.
9TH ST. 3l3 WEST handsomely fur
nlshed ihlrG-s'oiy front Io. m, southern
exposure. ample closets. superior board.
references exchanged.
~ WEST S3TH ST with board. elegant
second suite. private bath. fully or par
italy furnished. references.
10TH ST. 3s WEST. Private family oc-
cupyng handsome house WISHES - rent
sult- II rooms with board. references -.
changed
list ST. lO5 WEST - Comfortable front
room Tor gentlemen az couple. excellent
table. prices t. suii. references.
73D ST. - EAST Elegantly furnished
iuoins. on suite. single. table. al. appoint
m.n's OF house rrsf class. with refined
Jewish family. reference.
i0iTH-S ST go WEST .-iAfge. Anoly fur.
nlshed rooms. running wateg. wei. heated
excellent table. near IL" moderate Terms
331 WEST sjTH ST Private family oners
sunny, aitractiN" rooms. refined and com
Portable home. IN private family. reference.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FOR RENT. FURNISHED. for several
months. suite Of nine rooms IN 81
George Apartment. house - EaS; In Z
fourth floor. elevator. references. lnqu.r.
AZ Ararim
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SoS~<>><~ -NNrNNNNNNNNr>NNN>
Country.
ASHENIII.E y Comfortable home at
a eraei bargain, nine rooms; large Tot.
excellent street.
Homes. Farms and Lands in all southern
States.
BENZ. ROMANS. l67 Broadway. y. y.
FOR SALE-At Atlantic City. y. J..
hotel site. situated at the ocean end on
Pennsylvania avenue. opposite the SEASIDE
House In the centre Of tho cottage sec
tion and the choicest location for a high
class hotel in the city. Apply TO ]. G.
ADAMS X CO.. real estate agents. Atlantic
CITY. y. J.
"OH. SWEET THE SPRING. with Us
merry ring" will soon be here and then
you Will want nice home ~ l'assaic or
BROOKLYN 81. 500. SKlDMORE. "a Park
Row. New York.
SPECIAL BARGAIN 500 cash. 81 900.
on easy ins'almenis. purchases handsome
lO-roOm cottage. large plot. hour Erie. W.
= SWITZER & Co. 1856 Liberty-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

,rN~ ~ y W. ~ 49,. -
SMALL. ADULT FAMILY viii l~i two fur
nlsned rooms. connected ty private hall.
10 one or TWO "i'!ciIru. suitable for T. .
bray and bed nOni 81 for TWO bedrooms
yer, desirah,c. - West l3pth II.
TWO well-furn!shcd rooms. with PROMPT
service. al 1876 West 3ith-st. terms Iea
sonahle. references
18TH ST. - WEST. Very central loca
lion. large rooms. handsomely furnished .
also hal room to let L. gentlemen only.
l55 EAST 2lST ST Pheasant. large rom
newly furnished. reas ,naplc. well heated .
board optional.
llj EAST 4JTIi-ST.. near Lexington ave -
Furnished rooms 20 let. with or without
board.
lO7 WEST 4sTH ST Large sunny alcovc
room for gentleman. references.
i23 EAST 10TH ST Costly furnished
room. heated one or two gentlemen. pii-
Nate house. conV' nlcnCes.
l25 WEST 47TH-ST. Nicely furnished
front hail nom for gentleman. private
house.
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CITY'REAL ESTATE To LET.

NO. 80 WEST 72D-ST Large. elegen..
mole.n house. in perfect order. an ideal
gentleman residence Particulars from
JOHN MACGREGOR - Broadway.
TO LET.-45 East 7Gth-st.. close TO Madi-
scn-ave., four-story and basement. two
bathrooms; in good order; 1880 per an
mn
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A .-A-FINE diamonds. watches,
81 weekly: no trash. Call or address W.
: 60. I Maiden Lane. Room . All goods
guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

AL PATENTS FOR SALE.-iiofhe mer $
Toasting Fork: Hailbioom's SKINNER,
Dpper and Measuring spoon; solomon
Puzzle Last of the lndans). EDGAR
TATE g. Co. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

ENGLISH GIRL. 10 years wants situa-
ton IS kitchen or upstairs girl IN gen
tlcmans family: country preferred. state
wages; farmers daughter lately landed.
IL. ~ Bergh ave. Jersey city Heights.
y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

BROOKLYN HOUSES 10 exchange for
farm. JOHN .. H0YT. JR.. % finest
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOLD parlor cabinet. cost 500. large
hand carved hall stand. $40 10 exchange
for piano or building lot or diamond.
RCCk. 352 kosciusko St. Brooklyn.
HEMSTITCHlNG AND EMBROIDERY by
hand of every dcscr ption. Misses CAM
PAGNI. -? East si-s,
PApERHANGER. - Practical mechanic .
Will paper rooms for s. and upward /.
painting equally cheap. BARRETT |. l63
I'd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

HOUSEKEEPE By colored woman In
fiat. good city references. Call days.
r.. NJ. 1855 West 5ist-st.. two flights up.
back
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HELP WANTED.
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Male
PAPER.-A salesman wanted to sell ma
Mia and other wrapping papers In New
York city and vicinity. Address PAPER
SALESMAN. Tribune Office.
Statesmen WANTED To sell our goods
TO the wholesale and retail trades, our
goods sell on sight. liberal salary or COM
mission paid. situation permanent For
particulars address. CENTENNIAL MANU-
FEATURING CO.. Atlanta. Ga. Factory.
Milwaukee. Wis.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted TO
take side line Of fast selling paper-cov-
cred books to sell on 100 commission; this
is big Offer. Address EXTRA INCOME.
+. O. Box 2.7G7. New-York.
WANTED. Men and women to engage In
an easy. paying business at home. can
work daytime or evening and make Doc. to
81 per hour; sure thing. sample and com
plete instruction sent for Zoe. WORLD
SUPPLY co. Rutland. VI.
WANTED.-Mcn to learn barber trade;
only : weeks required. catalogue free.
BARBER COLLEGE. 80 centre-st.
WANTED. an advertising solicitor for
musical and elocutionary journal; the
best # its kind and long established; an
exceptional opportunity for the right man.
references required Address PUBLISHER.
Tribune Uptown Office. "a. Broadway.
WE DESIRE to negotiate with travelling
and ioca. salesmen to handle our brands
Of fine case goods "Oli Brooke" Oscar
Pepper" etc. also our line of fine Ken
lucky whiskeys and wines In barrels: COM
mission. or salary and expenses II pre-
fcrred. reference required Address ID. II
FOVSHEE Co, Lexington, KY.
WANTED. Men ana women to work at
home ! pay s. to SIG per week FOR max
ing crayon portraits new patented method.
any one who can read or write can do the
work at home. in spare time. day or even
ing. send FOR particulars and begin work
AT once. Address II. 4. GRIP. German
Artist. Tyrone. Penn.
WANTED. to take charge OF n department,
In a Western state. an experienced ad
vertising. insurance or biographical sOlc-
tor and salesman. who IL thorough gen
tleman and capable OF transact!ng bust
ness with our highest class Of business
men and Institutions. 10 such man
place Will he given Of trust and profit
10 the right man this is the chance ~
lifetime Cal IN ~ address ADAMS &
Co. IS Duane St. Ncw-York.
WANTED A special representative in
every State to travel. SO to Slor salary
and commission 10 energetic young men.
excellent chance FOR teachers and students.
business pleasant and permanent. splendid
opportunity 20 make money. our new plan
takes Ike wildnfe. Address NATIONAL
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 22l Monroe-st..
Chicago.
81 10 FER |. 900 CASH FOR distributing cir
culars. lhclose 10. l.. s. plSTRlB. BU-
REAr. Chicago. When writing mention
y y. Tribune.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Bell An
derson pipe Coupling and Sleigh Runner
Rters Combined Crib and Chair; F1tz
gerald's Hanging Fernery. EDGAR TATE
X CO., PAS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Machine for
Setting Saws; Grahams Fire EXiin-
guisher. United States and Eorsign; W eT-
beck's BOX for Neckwear. EDGAR TATE
Il co. 245 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

Hou KEEPER Practical. trustworthy
young lady as housekeeper. or any posi-
tion Of trust. understands marketing, likes
children. highest references. 80 West
l5Oth It,. near Boulevard
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED for my early catalogue
for 1886. send full particulars AT once; no
charges. unless sale Is erected. r.
ROWLAND. III broadway.
WANTED. TO RENT.-House along the
sound between and including New-Ro-
chelle and Greenwich. will pay $500 10 5000
per year. must contain nine or more rooms
and hiliiari-room. Address {. C.. Tribune
Office.
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HolSE<EEPER- By American woman
FOR wldower's small family adults. city
or country or farmers home Address for
week. Mrs. FORMAN. 2l9 South ID ST..
Brooklyn.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Dugan's Ma
chine for Gid Bars: Straw's Grlddle
Greaser: Nelson's oyster Dredge; Erb
,CopywrighO Advertising Chart. EDGAR
TATE & CO., 245 broadway.
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FOR SALE.


A -A.-A-FINE diamonds. watches:
81 weekly: no trash. Call or address W.
:. co. I Maiden Lane. Room . All goods
guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE r. EDDY. 33S Maei-
son-st.
AN OLD STAMP collection for sale cheap
KECTGEN BROS. 81 Broadway.
A FIRST-CI.ASS full-size 4-wick stereop-
SEQ :p Splendid S slides & per dozen. ALLEN,
1913 Hish!and-st., Port Chester y. Y.
ANTIQUE ST. DOMINGO mahogany pillar
table. $50; tall clock: $50: collection
Bonaparte autographs whole family. $3.50.
Inquire Mr.. ABEL. 1875 East l5th-st.
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER KNOWN
leaf only 80 80: sold elsewhere. Sc. re
ducing large stock GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTuRERS. 30 Murray-si.
CAR FENDER.-A fine opportunity TO
make fortune one Of the most prac-
tical car tenders invented; patented Ianu-
airy :. 1896. For particulars. address G.
MARINO. i2l East l24th-s,.
FINE RESTAURANT for sale; good loca-
ton. Inquire. - East ath-st
FOR SALE. at Kraemers, No. "a West
23d-st.. WARDROBE mirrors and other
fixtures. Can be inspected Monday and
Tuesday. from 10 m. to y. m.
FOR SALE.-Dany Tribune. spendidly
bound. in 40 volumes. with annual in
dex. from 1876 to 1895. incusive-2O years;
only American daily 80 indexed and suit
able work of reference for colleges. IL
hraries and newspaper offices. For par
ticulars address c. T.. COTTKELL, Mime
apolis. Min.
ROLL-TOP DESKS. SIC and upward: also
desks slightly damaged by water. T..
MASON. II Fultcn-st
SAFES.-Two large silk safes also silver
pawnbrokers'. jewellers and Office safes II
most leading manufacturers: al, sizes: new
and second hand. very cheap: rev house
safes from Sl5 up. NJ ISENBERG. %
Spring St
TYPEWRITERS.-Al makes: nrst-ciass
condition; lowest prices. machines rented.
i. :. GORMAN. ~ World Building.
100 PIANOS. new and second hand. $25 up:
great bargains; cash. easy terms. rent or
eYchanEr. WALTERS - Union Square.
5-l07 West 33d-st
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WASHING by good laundress psr
family washing at hoh,c, ~, ATHEIST.
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WAsuING.-By respectable "s would
woman 10 take washing home 49, 7.
make repairs; best references.
STANCEI, a27 East s9th-st.
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WAITREss.-A German-Amerlean .,aur.
wishes situation as waitress IN rnr,snee:
ant or private family. wears eNr ,..x
best references. X. T.. La broaa"ss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

COIORED WOMAN would Ike care Of
gentleman's apartments. Mrs VI. JACK
son. 1886 West 37tn st. care If Car
michael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

HOISEKEEpER- Managing housekeeper
desires position. Is thoroughly qualified
for such work: good manager. very eco
nomical. highly recommended. best city
references. IN present position until Feb
ruary l. Call zoo Madison ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

HOrSEWORKER.- By thoroughly neat
young English person as housewofker. or
cook and laundrrss. II good baker, can
make salads and furnish good references
as waitress and chambermaid. city or coun-
try. can Monday 3i6 6th-ave.. upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

UOI SEWORK. By colored woman to do
general housework In fiat. sleep home.
or days work: city references. CAL two
DAYS. r. NJ, i55 West 5lst-st.. > lights
up. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Solomon' .
Yacht Race Puzzle Wick's Combined
Bed and Coach; Brosts Electro Thera-
peutic Spectacles; Buc Medicine Glass.
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4 LADY wishes 10 board A girl not under
= or y.dIS who mas n" mother. az
vantages If thorough rducation. with mI
So included. 71l Lexington ave.
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OoMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation with
a lady. understands massage hairdress-
ing shamnooing. used 10 dressmaking:
willing. no objection to travelling. Answer
by mail to \. H.. 4ss Atlantic ave.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
DRESSMAk-NG.

A.-ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING: unique
designs in dinner and evening gowns $
up. perfect At and finest finish. orders at
short notice ". MELROY. Al East llth-
St, near University Place. OH block with
Nf-lH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Johnson's
Trade Mark for Tooth Wash: Haggerty S
Whiffietree Plate: Nusselis Suspender Grip:
McGown's Insect Killer. EDGAR TATE
4 CO., PAS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

A DREsSMAKER Will make dresses. all
the latest style from 81 80. or go out by
the DAY Mrs. CHARLOTTE. 1l2 East sd
81 left side going in.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
>~~~~S~cO-~-~>~Do~~'-~S~ ~~ON|~~~N"O~N~
% BARCLAY ST.-Elegan' corner store
basement and cellar. PLASS. "a broad-
way.
l73 PEARI-ST.. near Pinc-st. store with
Gov ,rete6 cellar PIASS 234 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

AS Observation-Disclosures system
used: stylish. plush garments remOdeled :.
So per day. or home, reasonable. DRESS
MAKER. care Mrs. Bauer. l0l W. sith st.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14
Farewell to the Prince.

The farewell dinner given Prince
Luigi di Savoia and officers of the
Italian corvette by Consul and Mrs.
Schaefer at their home, Nuuanu
avenue, last evening was a very
pleasant occasion. The tables were
decorated with Italian colors and
the menus adorned with the same.
The Hawaiian Club furnished
music. Besides the Prince and
party OF officers there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Renies, Mrs. Gra-
ham, Miss Grau, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoting, Misses Widemann ~,
Miss Mollie Atkinson, Miss Grace
Robertson. Miss Kate McGrew,
Captain Pigman OF the Bennington
and Mons. Vizzavona.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14
A TENNIS CONTEST.
Tournament to Be Held Here in a
Few Weeks.
Excellent Record of Local Players-Tht
Game Has Enjoyed a Boom Dur
ing the Past Year.

Perhaps those interested in ten
mis- are not fully aware that there
is to be a tournament here in a few
weeks. Time passes quickly, and
the date of the contest will have ar
rived before one can come to the
full realization of it.
Tennis on the islands has, per-
haps, never received such a boom
as that which occurred within the
last year. The enthusiasm mani
tested for such a long time goes far
toward refuting the argument so
often introduced, that athletics here
are simply spasmodic efforts. There
is boom for a short time and then
interest dies out. This argument
is built on good foundation in re-
gard to certain branches of ath-
letics, but tennis it does not touch
for a E.sHent.
There have been many tourna-
ments in the city of Honolulu ere
this, and some fine playing by local
players has gone on record, but
tennis enthusiasts should make
sure to give the sport-loving public
of this city in the next tournament
an exhibition the like of which has
never been witnessed on the islands
before. This can be done only by
constant practice. Each and every
player should devote certain
length of time every afternoon to
downright hard work.
The effect of conscientious work
has been made apparent of late.
The Pacific Tennis Club was divided
into classes recently and the MEM
bers assigned according to the judg-
ment of the committee which had
the matter in hand. Many OF those
III the lower classes have been on
the courts nearly every afternoon.
One of the adherents of the third
class defeated another in the second
recently and their positions were
reversed. Both played a fine game,
but the third-ciass man had sin ply
made up his mind to play tennis
and had advanced his standard.
If this kind of work is kept up
by the tennis players of the city, as
it should, there is no reason why
the next tournament should not be
one capable of being put on record
in any country.
RACQUET AND BALL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14

is revered in this and many other
lands, delivered a lecture, with
stereopticon views, while the war
ship was in Tacoma. The pro-
ceeds were for the benefit d the
Children's Home, and the views
shown were the finest ever seen on
the Pacific Coast. Scenes in and
about Honolulu and places on the
other islands were displayed and
received much applause. A large
and cultured audience attended the
lecture and quite a substantial
sum was realized for the little
waits to enjoy during the holidays.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14
Circus Coming Again.

Manager ]. J. Cameron, OF
Wirth's circus, came down by the
Claudine Sunday to make arrange
ments to transfer the circus to
Kauai. The company will arrive
here from Kahului next Sunday
morning, and if satisfactory ar
rangements can be made, will pro-
coed to Kauai for brief season,
otherwise the circus will give a per-
Torrance at Waianae and show
here until the next steamer is due
for the Orient. Manager Cameron
speaks highly of the courtesies
shown the circus by Wilder's
Steamship Company.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14

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