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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
3altaluitH.
Bran bsrer ifts mere fra Ranisu.

Get ~ruiiitc Iele9raitompani bar ienot
flere 9elearammer til fine 2lgentcr /
9rfutit, buorira Den ibritc Giterretuing
ON Or. Nnnien Tom, pnt at inn ncin9s
tis Srolpoen al bet Breu, iOm ltilOe
pGrc antOnmet bib fra en- NaturIoriter
paa be nDsiiberiite Der, men biotil bar
man life faaet nO9et betrGitcube Spnr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Observation-Disclosures.
q. title VaIa.

8punlget I 8ieu iorcgit ben 27be
5eb. uoen minblte 6~orItgrrctic al ben
oiientlige 5reo. Guia(let 1f nigipne
Stemmer par u~iGouanlig fort, og
iamtlige aanOiooter, iom bar ppitiQeoe
al 2lntiiemiiterrc, Oal9tes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
MnnTnhnrrtta
War9e iaarcs.

SAT- Gtper, 2Sbe Sch. st al @aQes
rierne / gaiino itDrtebe iammen unber
en- "Solo Game, os ct balpt Suubrebe
Gilifltere faltebes iii Gulpet. Grebipe
YerIuner fpm mere eller minbre tilitabe;
en- al bisie, en- sammel Ranb, bsbe
Itrar eiter. Slere pente8 at maatte buffe
urber.
spanf aamonbaao inobenter IN efonnsr.
Bolton, 2Sbe Sch. Den tremaIebe
Sfunner "gtnparino", aapt. @arner,
anfrebe Der imprse8 efter en- beaipens
bebsri9 &eiie paa 81 Gage fra Man5a=
Milo, Cuba, bpor ben baooe irbta9et en-
2abnils Gutter. Zen 27be Saruar
iaites Cell meb Ell ipanlf 2obs pmtbpro.
Men f%or1rnen rs Mil fra Mansanillo
ianbt be Jig siteriul9t al en- ipanit &as
nonbaab, iom BET life tos lang 3ib at
inbbente Sfonnerer, be paa Sob ems
Gaao beiiebe bet amerifanife Stag.
0ten alli9euel rettebe &rpbieren fin
Spiusbasie MOB Sfonneret, iom itrar
faiteoe 9(nferet pperborb. 9erpaa blep
Ell 8aab fat no fra Spanieren meo en-
2pitnant o9 beuGbneoe Marinere, %
MI fom bet trent, at Der ip9tes eiter TO
Seiertprer, lum be oentebe at finoe ont
bprb. llnberip9elie EN- tp9 nniten en-
Sine, pg imens peste Spanierens Sas
o~erfanpn mob bet amertfanIfe Sartgi,
bpis "stjerner os Striber" oaiebe paa
Copper.
9obie len blep berpaa iprt pmborb paa
&rDbieren til SorbOr, % BERTH mebsif2
Elmer. saa fit Stuuneren Gop til at
pasiere.
SeiliartDiets Siicerer iniilterer pad,
at Der er en- Spiororins til be 5orenebe
Stater ON at fprlan9e en- Sorflarins %
Opreisuins af Spanien for en- iaa srpus
turret Saan mob bet amerifanife Stag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
TlIrktrt.
Mrmcnisrnc mnroeS.

Sisl9e iublgbne Gelegrammer CT
WDrberierre paa grmenicrne after pun'
beepnot. Gen ABE Sch, ben fDrite
Dag al Granddaughter, omrirgeOe 3grs
terne bet armenife aUartal / MarioWan
% tpor9 be oer6oenoe Irmeriere til at
gaa oper til Sslnm. $50 al Dem, icn
na9teoe at 9aa poer, blep mgroeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / sersus saus. mtan.

Sendtet5 &omite for oTsntlt9e
8p8ninqcr beiluttebe I 5roda8, at inos
title til YeOtaaetie ct 6orilag ON Cps
fSrelie al en- ofentIi8 9Dguing / 5era
gus Sails, Winn. Den dn6efdlcoe
o8iaa, at Der 6eDilge8 gsnge for aig5
uF Cont ior en- Regiering86Dqniug /
6aittnas, Ne6., Og for en- / Rorfott,
Veb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
9nntunG.
Mrs. Wallace CT ssemee.

Zen befjenpte 5OreprassbOloer / ais
bplbsiasens Sieneite, Mrs. 3ereioa O.
gSallace al So. 6. &. H., lisser pluorlis
ina i lin Caters Siem / Cataract. Sun
CT 81 Gar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
ideertiSiealsniss

ulaa iroleD~r"s lsprl hoer E21sSda "a 7C-ioa1 nor,
SCH aoerttstEneatr iubtasEiiilf 10 paa b aausga
id8enos RusryE asomiaors bet Hotrst'stia lor,dn,
et5. Gus "a 60eTti3isasat. Der i5ri igmurr taoG
Irsoaasaumsr,t T. Or. i~or,lHacs tu5rqiil { 3 Sage.
OF otti5maas tuot3 Irsosl5uuB,r,. Begoe. 0r taoe.
b0Iocr aorrttsi sa'nt'r, i5m BET hdtgr msb. 55r Hirr.
rs UpsstisisHsatt ost usoss olsrus saa 90p
5UluigL
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Ohio.
cpHnSeren @oiicns Saser,

Samuel Gbiipn, bcpe Snsoas Giten |
3prrualt eiter / npsle Tiger at bape fig
get ips Seriteos hos lit Sarnebarn,
Mlrs. G. u. 8oper. San nuaeoe ben
bpie stlber al 81 Sar, bar fpot / Ippa
Scptia pg bar beet | @ilan, g., | 40
Olnr
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
RBttsri.

Sra S6angbai berettes, at Der blanbt
9ropperne / aiangpin, iom li9ger 95
Mil fra Sbanabai CT ubbrubt MDtteri.
8eo Ell Grploiion / bet berpRrenbe
&ruotmngoiin brGbtes 200 Menneiter
pg ct fort antal lemlGIteoes. Gn
&aptein 6leu brGbt al 9rOpperre, %
en- General er tugen %tiliunse. 3enne
fan bpiltetiombelit gie6lit blipe mDrbet
al be raienbe Sploater. De u~oenlanbs
lie Sificerer, iom bar inbererceret SOls
baterne, er life / no9en 5are, ba be be-
ltptteS al Surnans9 ropperne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Snbpitlebe Napnefor6oIo.

Snbpitlebe Rabnefor6olo. o.:
"Sbem bar ben unSe Manb, bu 6ilIte
paa?"
g.: "San beber u. Wobr."
"Spao Tiger bu. beber ban u m o RI"
ga, sans o 8 T er bans Sur."
"Gr bu rent forrDtt. er bans Ror
bans 5ar9"
"Sa, ia, bans Gar er Sans
Mobr."
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03

Gnmaitueu "SgsueHnsu' ION leg ienote
for ben 1fe September, bIeu ris,ig uoota'
act Sen err al. 5ele en- iaa goo og en- iaa
bel uoitnrst WaItine, iom Der fan iaaes, ON
ero griieu bar ben oobbelte. Ten slgr lie
elasies arbcio.. 5rogieu toiteoe sL33.
z. 9ertelfen, German, Sdni1s.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03

Prtiosuten bar 5etagt mtO 1T g,to
6oritagtt, iom gap 0tsie ganofrnts
ntngcr I Hri}oua til he oTntliae
Stuler.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03

Gnmalt,neu 1Suspennen,1 ipm blep 'enot
mig ipm Vrrmie meo "1rcerab, Eplttn," or
b ibsr tilireostilenoe. gi tinee itfe grlte
os uoesu beore. Seq aubeIaler ben I'll ale,
Tom irrnger en- COB Nta,ttne. Traaten to-
iiepe 70 gsnta slmuno @rels Wiains'
ton 81
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03

Sra Singapore beretteS iioite Snss
bag, at 3 r~usiiite Sfficerer er osmte til
at betnle en- Wulft for at babe uoarbeis
bet 8laner al 5orterne peo Songtong.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Sra moihin9ton.
@ulbrtltrugn

bar / 6rsoa35 1aaet op til 1922. 948,.
5l5 % Statt1mmerst5 t]ortante ges
boIoniug bcls6er fla til $268, O87,9 54.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Mf,tnfrntn.
8isr Spbuo.

5ernparcbanolerne 9airo & Gor1=
hrs / ReOpouo Sails ppsau i"prlecen
Gag tit go til 5ornel ior Santcr %,
1. 9idtnion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Sioite ltaeS WiIopetr

hrQr1trl19 - mepoeles IRA Sas1plt -
.br uptret al She, % 9%anbepeicne tDrs
rs burti9 Op. SprtiGtter 8eiret enbnll
ro8Ie Gage iaaleoes, iom BET bar be-
9pnNt, hi 6nrmerne for glppr tGnfc
Yaa Of bc9pnoe meb Saararbeibet paa
mango SteOer, Bpur Sprbbutben ollc.
rINe er Tor rtpt til at hume %bearbeibes.
Sapeonrfnimsen beasnot.
5 Ggncn pmfring Gilbert Sea bar
S'ntperntlren lua bDt / iprri9c llse, al
STRelNet | Saoernc be9Duote. De bar
Ben alntlnoeIise Mcnins, at bpiS Del
fdarlt9e Scir bOlbt peo | iamme Sur,
0'INe mon Om iaa Gage saa isans nteb
Jnolaantn8en, Sprben bar tyr % fer,
sS Ior glou9cn.
Ten 23os RartS I Gropfsion.
MOOr9cuo, 26be Sch. &epublifa.
FerHes Sonllte for StatenS 7be &ons
S'ssO'ltrttt msbte beritebs ibas for al
Nf'nn'e 9ib % Steo for apnpsntiu,
r'ns aibOl6clie.
Ger bar Ell bcmnelisbebsiulbt GrGa
0O bette @poe. Ser Itaniebe aomis
U' TN i1O8le iaa Winuter, % buuo
saSef Der bleo b%ebanblet, ~aisiprbes
sarge, booreI tier &omiteen after inotrai
qF''I 'or, ION bet iises, at iulbbproe
S''s'' Gtter anfumlten bertil tos So
N''''' 'flo paa Columbia Sptel for al
'aie pda Si9ansstoset.
saa rne9et tUm ialialb no, at aomi.
"' 9a0Oe beitemt fig for Grppfstou,
Y''F S'ltrtttstonpentipuen .ital aibolbes
sn 23Oe @tarts.
@dn8e innbt bet paaialoenbe, at Der
W. ,aaoant Saituert peb beitre Iii9re,
s'oF'0r tumbe life Mlpbet aiboloes %
o''qaNoI'n8erne iore9aa / oenne 9r
@oen StatenS @ranier? Glag
S'4Hi9S Somitemeblem, 8. Osborne,
y Iaibinstun; ban bapbe inser
Ss''OrtrHOer ienbt, % iaalebcs bar
Ss eoRntD life r~epreienter.t pep Mp.
o., 9nnOericn fra Douglas Gpuntp,
rs''' lra 8Ups Gouutp ps 9ropn fra
~, a@' xml County bar be eneite, ION
%sH'eF'oe Der, % be fun, % gift iaG
'~s'8'' at Der fun bar ipariomme Sp.
T'"'0S'r at iaa fra ben &amt.
S~miara,iOns. s~ompeuaouen.
~, SS'SRs Sails, 26be Sch. !Suis be,
NM ~" 's'Nteret nusen 3pipl ON, bpor'
s,,. zoe 2tltritis Smmisrations. 81 un'
y s'9a 0tIOs blipe en- Sufces, iaa blet
'a'laIO iOriaset. ba Omtrins 200
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Htttn.
ct en- aeiff.ameritanSf asnoifat
RuSHne cfHeerer itraHet.

or praniieret / Sin9appre for at bD89e
en- Sernbane fra SOn9tpn9 til Befiu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
RrnnJulnuutn.
I xipSiare.

Sra erie meloes Snson0: Gonnait
& Sort 3oper Cos 6Ersebaao for
Scrnbaneuusne, "Sbernnso go. II, er
/ bette Gieblif / en- ilem 9nibe. Sgdar
funoe ben fees berira, brioenbe binlpes
lss meo Sien % Strrmmen. Sou be-
timber ben iig Is Wttl bcrira, ibet ben
ibag bar brepet 5 Wil nRrmere Buffalo.
@tanoifabet bar iisnnliierct ouer til
ben fanabiite apit, at effects Stpreaps
parater er iitDtfer, liseiom 9rOoiaitt %
8rGnoiel er rGiten opbrlt9t; men 9ips
reorinssmanoifabet bar pna @runo al
S%sbinoringer i~nsentin9 funnel uorette.
Man narer flor sgn9itelie for Manbs
Ifabets Siffer6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03
Nunone HpIeise.

Gbilabelpbia, 2Sbe Sch. SurDen /
Ittla9eiaset mob &apt. @ibcr9, Sprs
iteitDrmarb Geterion o9 Gnocnitprmano
Sobanien paa Sampereu "Soria a" bar
iunbet be slnflasebe ifploig eiter at Daue
p9ret upe / 8 Elmer.
Set pil erinbres, at S(ntla9en lob paa
Sruo paa Neutralitet8lopene mellent
Spanien og be Soreneoe Stater, iorbi
bet banife 9ampifib Baube fprt cit be-
pGbnet expedition til Cuba.
Dc G~nfla9eoes 5oriparer bar anibst
ON MT 5orbpr. 3pmmen CT enonu life
afiaQt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-03

MobFeelien er Santsns Salt. :
Sctape 8rearo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
Rare Opportunities for Bargains.
Luce With the Hammer.

At noon today ". S. Luce will hold
some important sales. at which there
should be a large attendance. He will
sell the elegant property belonging to
the estate of Harriet y. Jones, located
makai Of the Reform School, Kapalama-
1t is divided into six building lots and
one tarO patch.
AT the same time he will dispose of
fifty shares Of Kahuku Sugar Co. stock.
This is destined TO be one Of the best
paying plantations on the Islands, and
has already paid dividends this sea-
son. It is good stock for an investment
or a speculation.
At 1870 he will offer, on the order of
H. NJ Won Holt, superintendent of the
o. r. & l. Co., ranches, a drove OF
horses and mules from Kahuku and
Honolulu ranches. These will be sold
at the yard of J. I. DOWsett. Queen
street. opposite II. Hackfeld & Co.
Besides the stock in Kahuku Sugar
Co, he Will sell twenty-five shares OF
OIowalu stock and twenty-five shares
in the big ship John Ena, either of
which is a good investment.
At 7o'clOck in the evening he will
sell the large stock of Chinoleum ware
made by the Misses Rice and offered at
auction owing to their departure for the
States. This is fine ware for decorative
purposes.
Beside the Chinoleum ware to be
sold in the evening there will also be
offered a fine assortment of Vienna
and other house and garden ware.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
Every
Whale

has barnacIes; every success, i'm
itatOrs.
We desire to caution the good
people of Honolulu against a
worthless imitation of our excel
lent preparation called Rough-On-
Bugs. Accept no substitute as
"just the same" because it will
lead to disappointment. Get the
genuine ROugh-On-Bugs. No other
will give you like results.
The public are quick in their ap-
probation of merit and original
ity. They frown upon limitations.
We were the first to place. on this
market a new liquid bug-destroyer
which was effective and at the
same time on-poisonous, and
would not stain.
Look for our name on every bot
tie. Don't be deceived with an i'm
itation, when you can get the gen.
uine of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
What makes our business
grow, when others
stand still?

Why selling better goods,
charging only a moderate
profit. What we advertise
we sell at figures advertised.
We do business on strict
business principles.
New Bargains for This Week
LaceS, LaCeS, Laces.
Linen lace, 4 inches wide,
10 cents a yard, or 81 a
dozen yards.
Linen lace, s inches wide,
2 yards for p cents, or Stag
a dozen yards.
POINT DE IRELAND LACE
Fine quality, just the lace for
trimming wash dresses, s
inches wide, only p cents a
yard; 7 inches wide, only IS
cents a yard; 9 inches wide,
only 40 cents a yard.
Embroideries, Embroideries.
A pretty embroidery edg-
ing, IS yards for 81; better
quality, 10 yards for 81.
Our 50 cent Ladies
Sailor Hats.
All trimmed, are selling
like fresh mOlaSSeS candy.
If you want any, call soon,
before they are all gone.
n. S. SACHS,
go Fort street, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Did YOU try Mrs. Hanna's drinks?

=
Circus this afternoon at 3 o'clock
A second hand high grade bicycle is
wanted.
Latest style ladies' shirt waists at
y. 5. Sachs.
The Union Express Co. has new ad
in this issue.
c. r. Collins talks harness in new
ad in this issue.
All kinds of cold drinks for thirsty
people at Mrs. Hahna's.
Silk and crepe shirts for 18th of June
at X Furuya's, Hotel street.
Two large. airy front rooms on Bere-
tania near Alapai are for rent.
Rep. Kamauoba left for his home yes
terday on account of illness in his
family.
The S. S. Monowai had on board as
through freight TO the Colonies about
three hundred bicycles.
Fresh headcheese, liver sausage,
picked pigs feet and picked lambs
tongues at Central Meat Market.
William K. Rathburn has been ap-
pointed Deputy Assessor of Taxes for
the district of KoolauIoa, this Island.
Rev. H. w. Peck will preach the
third sermon on Elisha the Prophet"
in First NJ r. Church Sunday evening.
Senator Holstein, weary of the delay
in the Senate, resolved to leave for his
native cline yesterday, and departed on
the Kinau.
There will be a grand change of pro-
gram at the circus tonight, when the
champion stiIt-dancer of the world
will appear.
Willie Lucas of the Honolulu team
of baseball players has been making
changes in his nine which will no doubt
strengthen it very much.
Miss Helen K. Lane was married to
Alexander K Aong of the Telephone
Exchange, atthe Catholic Church, last
night. The wedding was very private,
Lieutenant letters of the Salvation
Army has received orders to report at
headquarters, San Francisco, without
delay. She will be given a much needed
vacation.
There will be a Sunday school re-
union at Kawaiahao at 10 o'clock this
morning, and at noon there will be a
grand luau, at which the Hawaiian
Band will attend.
At the circus tonight there will be
an entire change of program, and the
audience will have an opportunity to
witness the performance of the only
silt dancer that has ever visited the
country.
Mr. Hustled, the well-known publish
er of directories in San Francisco, ar
rived on the Monowai with two as
sistants, and is now engaged in a can
vass of the business houses, prepara-
tory to publishing his fourth directory
here.
At DimOnds palace, on King street,
Gurney's improved ice saving refriger-
ator will hold carnival. The reputa-
tion established by the makers of this
hardwood refrigerator in the United
States extends to Honolulu. For genu-
inc ice savers Mr. Dimond says they
have no equal.
B. L. Finney, the enterprising direct
DRY man, has two ads in this issue rela-
tive to the opposition offered by San
Francisco people in the business of pub
fishing directories. Mr.. Finney wishes
it understood that he will publish his
book, root hog or die and calls upon
all good citizens to support home tai
ent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06

2. FINE RESIDENCE on
Beretania street. Property has a
frontage of rs feet on Beretania
street, about 800 feet deep to
Young street, and a frontage of
rs feet on Young street. House
contains large parlor, dining
room, 5 bedrooms, sewing-room,
kitchen, pantry, bath and @. Elec-
trio fittings throughout. Out
houses comprise two servants
rooms, two box stalls, hay room,
carriage room for two carriages,
etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
3. BERTELMAN PREMISES.

corner of KeeaumOku and Bere
tania streets. Premises have a
frontage of 205 feet on Beretania
street, 800 on Keeaumoku street
and 2O4 feet on Kinau street
The dwelling house with stables.
ETC., on the property. A one
quarter interest in an artesian
we'll goes with the property.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06

4. A FINE LARGE LOT, cor
ner of Makiki and Nowewehi SITS.
Size of lot, 25Ox228 to $50 feet.
a splendid lot, commanding an
elegant view.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
PLAYERS TO-DAY.
Schedule of Games and Players
on the Diamond.


The First Regiment nine will do bat
tie this afternoon with the great Ka-
mehameha nine, and Prof Berger and
his band will play one or the other
nine on to victory. There will be no
drawn game about it, for both mines
have been doing a lot of practicing
for months past. Chan Wilder has
been looking after the comfort of the
as the scorers and reporters who go
out for business. splendid view is
guaranteed of every play made in the
field. Following is the list of players
for today's game:
1ST. RECT. POSITIONS. KAMS.
Chas. Await. .. Catcher. "A. Pahau
Simerson 80. Pitcher (cD. .B. Lemon
Scanlon -. list base (c.).R. Pahau
Geo. Woods. .2 I'd base S. Koki
]. Luihiwa. I'D base. w. AHA
Medley. -. .Shortstop. &c. Bridges
Carlyle -. Right Field ~. Casterno
H Woods. Center Field C. Kaanohi
Buchanan. Left Field.J. Kamaikamoku
The following is the correct schedule
of the ball games to be played this
season:
June 6.-First Regiments VS.. Kameha-
mehamehas.
June 3.-Kamehamehas VS.. Stars.
June 2O.-Honolulus VS.. First Regi-
ments.
June 27.-First Regiments VS.. Stars.
July 4.-Honolulus VS.. Kamehamehas.
July 11-Stars VS.. HonOlulus.
July 1S.-First Regiments VS.. Kameha-
mehas.
July 5.-Kamehamehas VS.. Stars.
August 1-Honolulus VS.. First Regi-
ments.
August S.-First Regiments VS.. Stars.
August 15.-Kamehamehas VS.. Homo
luIus.
August 22.-Stars VS.. HonOlulus.
August 29-First Regiments VS.. Kane
hamehas.
September 5.-Kamehamehas VS.. Stars.
September 12.-First Regiments VS..
Honolulus.
September 19.-Stars VS.. First Regi-
mentS.
September 26.-Honolulus VS.. Kameha-
mehas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16
Thlrd strnlcht nnd ont.

New York, July l6.-Tho third and
last race in the series between Glcncairn
OF the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht club
of Canada, and El Heirie, for small
yachts. was sailed over n course three
miles TO leeward and return, twice over.
Ever since the races were begun on Mon
day noon, the Crane brothers. who have
been sailing the lei Heirie. have been
praying for a hard blow. They received
an answer TO their petition yesterday.
for the wind came out OF the west by
south at the rate OF about 10 miles an
hour, and the Yankee boats adhercnts
smiled and their hopes ran high, as they
thought Of the prospect Of winning at
least one race in the series. But their
hopes were crushed. and now the cup
goes TO Montreal, where IL will stay until
some speedy half-rater can be found to
win IL back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16

The Providence Grays were defeated
yesterday by the Scrantons at Adelaide
Park. The defeat OF the Grays was main
ly due to ratified umpire and the poor
fielding OF the home team, while on the
other hand the visitors played remark
ably well. They batted Rudderham's 's de-
livery hard and freely, while pitcher
johnson OF the Scrantons showed ex-
cellent judgment in serving the ball and
he had what was lacking on the part OF
the Grays, excellent support In the field.
Hornung, the umpire, permitted himself
10 get ratified. In the tirst part OF the
game he allowed good deal of Kicking
between the players which was wholly
unnecessary. lie finally became worked
no by the taunis and jeers of the play
ers 10 such pitch that he began 10 mis-
caff baths and strikes. Finally pcrceiying
that he was very much ratified Hornung
put Dtop 10 the nonsense 10y inning
Wara for an abusive remark and on the
immediate repetition Of this remark he
ordered Ward out OF the game. This set
tied the kicking, but the umpire was too
far ratified, and the game was ended
with three men on bases by bad de-
cision OF Hornung.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16
CHAPTER a6a.

AN ACT In Amendment Of an Aot Entitled
"An Act Go Incorporate the Warwick Fire
District" Passed ut the January Session, A.
ID. 1850.
PASSED Jan. 81, isoo.)
10 is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION I. Section 8 OF an act. entitled Gan
act 30 incorporate the Warwick Fire District, |"
passed at the january session. A. ID. 1889, IL
hereby amended TO read as follows:
"SEo. 8. Said taxable inhabitants at any OF
their legal meetings shall have power 10 order
such taxes and provide for the assessing and
collecting OF the same ON the taxable inhabit'
ants and property In said district as they shall
deem necessary for purchasing and procuring
implements and apparatus and supply OF
water for the extinguishmcrt OF fro, md such
taxes 30 ordered shall be assessed by the as
SCISSOR OF said district on the taxable inhabit-
ants and property therein, according TO the
last valuation made by the assessors OF the
town next previoas TO said assessment, adding,
however, any taxable property which may have
been omitted by said town assessors, or after
wards acquired, and in the assessing and col.
lecting Of said taxes such proceedings shall be
had by the officers of said district, as near as
responding officers Of towns In assessing and
collecting town taxes: Provided. however. that
the tax assessed and payable in any one year
under the provisions Of this section shall NOT
exceed fve mills on each dollar Of said valua-
tion."
SEQ. g. All acts and parts Of acts inconsist.
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16
PROVIDENCE

Earned runs-Providence 3; Scranton
6. Two base hits Drau by, Can svan, Rud-
derham, Ward, O'Brien. Dhree- base
tft--Latbam. Stolen bases--Lyons,
Dixon. Latham. Eagan 2. Double play
Latham to Ward to Hutchison. First base
on balls-Bassett, knight, Drauby. First
base on errors-Providence /; Scranton
j. struck out-Bassett, Knight, Drauby,
Cooney, Rudderham 2, Coogan, Meaney,
Hutchinson, Berger, Johnson. Umpire
Hornung.- Time-2 hours.
Coogan batted for Rudderham in
the ninth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16
WANTS TO MEET LAvIGNE.
Charley McKeovcr May To Matched
Against the Saginaw Man.

Ever since Lavigno Knocked out the
Englishman, Durgc, American fighters OF
his class have been clnmoring for meet
ing with tho wonder from Saginaw, Mich.
Among these Charley McKccver of Phila-
dclphin hns boon most pressing In his i'm
portunitics for Ego" For several years
ho has tried 20 bring about such n meet
ing, and upon Lavigno's departure for
Europe it was even hintod that the Kid
was only trying 90 avoid n collision with
the "Plowboy." However, tho trip to Eng
land was profitable ono for Lavlgnc.
1t is said that McKccvor's hackers in
tend forcing Lavigne to fight tho Philaoel-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-16
HoyEY WILL BE THERE.

The Longwood annual and national
handicap tennis tournaments will be-
gin next Monday on the grounds OF the
Longwood Club. Entries Will clos .
Saturday afternoon.
The national event is given this year
for the first time as an encouragement
for the younger PLAYERS.
There is a great deal OF interest In thi.