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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
Us Circuit Court Of ANNALS

Judges COT, Hughes and Morris we-o
on the bench OF the United States o..
cut Court OF Appeals to-day. III
The following attorneys were admitted
10 practice in this court: James I, Usn'
Mill, Welch W Va. ana B y Lr ran
OF Burnwsil. w Va. N'eiei'
The motion for appellees to modify Tho
order granting the appeal. etc. IN lie
case cas-, Of William NJ. Ritter. appellant. ' vs.
the Circuit Court OF the rnifoa' rom
for the district OF West Wight ''a ,.,e.'
argued by George i. Price for apneli.asS
and james l.. Hannlll and b F. H.
OF West Virginia, for appellants ana snt
mitted. anu SUD
The court adjourned for the form, ..,
ject TO the call OF the presiding i,dssaS Sud-
The briefs In the liver case w. s,,h
mltted before Judge Con. SUD-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The Council Cen mittee on Finance held
n called meeting In the Office OF the city
Auditor last evening al O'Clock for tho
purpose OF receiving the report OF the sub
committee appointed to reassess the value
OF the property owned by the city. The
roper, was received and discussed In De-
tall. The action OF the fun COMMITTEES
Will be submitted TO the Council next
month. according 10 the old assessment
the citys assets amounted to j.. 1890.
while according 20 tho new assessment
they are put down at 81 GA, l720
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Closing Exercises Yesterday OF the Kin
dergartcn and Primary Departments.

Closing Exercises Yesterday of the Kin
dergartcn and Primary Departments.
The closing exercises Of Miss Lou
Evans kindergarten and primary school
were held al il north Fourth street yes
teIday I'm the kindergarten department
Master Morton Hagan received IS silver
medal. roll of honor prize The following
pupils of the same department received
prizes for general Improvement. pune
tuauty department. &c: Stiles Ellyson.
Helen Tanner, Helen Roberts Herman
Schmidt. Helen Eichelberger, Mary Eichel-
berger Alice Knight. sam Knight, Jessie
Evans. Minnie Bolton. Lulu Schmidt. Nir-
g.nia Whitley. Marie Brown, Theodore
Levy. and G.. Lien Mcdonald In the pri-
mary school class tho following pupils
were presented with prizes Watson
James. for penmanship and geography;
Lora Crump. reading and geography. An
nita Cusson. reading ana history; Charlie
Shields, arithmetic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The Trilby excursions 10 Norfolk. Viz
ginia Beach. aud ocean View. over the
Norfolk and Western road. begin again
tomorrow. These excursions are un-
der the management OF those weii-fnown
der the auspices OF those well-known
managers. Captain j. X. Niche and Mr..
Il. L. Adams. and by their former sue
cess they have become Justly popular.
The train leaves Byrd-Street Station Sun
day morning at $50 sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

The assembly which was held at the
Central public school yesterday morning
was most interesting. 4 large humber
OF the parents OF the children were pres
ent. A delightful programme % music
and Rotations was rendered The fire
drill BY the children, under the direction
Of Superintendent Ysnd'steus wxs sxsso.
uonsily enA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
NORFOLh IND PORTsMOUTH.
The Oyster shuckers Turn the Tables ON
tia. Truckers

NORFOLK. VA. May 9.-Speciai-Nor-
folk turned the tables on Portsmouth to-
day by defeating them by score OF .
10 :. The game was a snappy one from
start 30 finish and was q pitchers battle
royal. Good batting and fast fielding
marked the contest.
Norfolk started the run-getting in the
first inning. scoring four men. She did
not score again until the nth. when Nc
Farlan put the ball over the fence for
a homer. Again Norfolk was blanked until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
\ New Charter Grnnfrd

Judge Z. c. Minor yesterday granted
charter IN the Law and Equity Court
10 the Richmond Lumber Company. with
capital stock Of not less than s. 900 nor
more than $1,000. The officers of fba
company for the ensuing yea are Edward
r. Higgins. president; J. W. Verser. sec
rotary and treasurer; T. \. l.. Moore
general manager; Edward T. Higgins,
William h. Miles. and II. NJ. Price. dlrec-
tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Summary: Earned runs-LynchUurg d.
Petersburg !. Two-base hits-Schabel.
Little. Three-base h.is-Armstrong, Nc
Gam. Leahy. Stolen bases-Kelley. Pick
eriug CO. Smith. Double piays-Leahy,
Little. Base on balls-Stultz. 3: Arm
strong. .. Hit 10y pitched balls-McGann.
Struck out-Stultz. 9. Armstrong. 10. Time
OF game. two hours. Umpire. Cline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
Stumbling Of The Clnh.


Dty-morning and after-
noon games AZ each place.
Cleveland at Boston
Cincinnati AZ Baltimore.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Washington at pIttsburg.
Chicago az Brooklyn.
Louisville at New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
Action POSTPONED.

The Council Committee on Police met
last evening at s o'clock in room No. IL
OF the City Hail. with the following mem
bers prevent: Messrs. Starke (chair-
mani. Lawder and Deane. The payroll
Of the department for the month OF May
was approved. and a number OF bills
ordered to be paid. Some discussion
arose over q bill for repairs ordered b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

lh' anu II Nd0 III Nhi'
Portsmouth met her Waterloo.
Portsmouth scored one run IN the sec
ond. two In the third. one In the SIXTH
and two I'm the seventh. Hail. Holman
and Lampe going out In one. two, three
order in the eighth. In the ninth the
locals batted like fiends. scoring four runs,
amid the widest excitement Portsmouth
succeeded in getting one man across the
rubber In this inning. Pfanmiller ana
Lampe both pitched remarkably good ball.
The following score gives the play In de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Richmond. Charles r. Stratton TO Alice
- Hardwicke. one-ninth interest IN 50 -
feet ON east side Twenty-fourth street
between Clay and Leigh. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

Portsmouth .......-.. ~ " ~
Summary: Earned ruus-Norfolk, 4;
Portsmouth. &. Two-base hits-Arm-
strong Ramp. >. Mari. .: Magoc. ? Home
runs-NfcFarlan Passed balls-Armstrong
Bases on balls-On Pfanmillor .; off Cor.
bett. /; of Lampe. 3. Hit by pitched
balls-TIoflman. Struck out-By PAN
miller. D by Iampe. y. Lett on bases
Norfolk q: oPrtgmOuth. & Double plays
Pfanmiiler. Wentz. and Bowerman. Ramp
and Armstrong; Stolen bases Quinn. 8.
McFarlan 3. Bowerman. Stephenson, ,;
Wentz. Ramp. Mari. Magee. Hargroye'
. Time. two hours and twenty minutes.
UmUira Belts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
ROANOKE.

Summary. Wp-ha@e MS 49,
Three-base hits-Boland. stolen DaSe9
Wrlgley. Cockman. Berte. Base ON pans
By Kagey. Q. by Coons. q I'LL Wy pi'oi'eu
balls-Fender, Tate. Struck OUT Nases .
4. nv Coous. 1. Passed balls Williams l.
Roland /. Time Of game. two hours.
Umpire. Woodruff
ECHOES FROM THE GAME.
This being Memorial-Day. there VIII be
two games. The first one Viii De called
at 1879 o'clock this morning. and the sec
ond this afternoon at 4:4o o'clock.
Kahn made three errors yesterday but
they were all costless.
Grove is a fne left fielder.
Pender is carrying his kicking too far.
Jake should stop IL.
Kagey called on Berte 20 take the fly
that he mumod but Harry could not get
TO IL.
II looksd at one time as II the Farrntrs
would defeat Lynchburg but such
things are not yet 10 be.
There VIII be FUN IN Norfolk to-day.
Tannehill and Gilpatr.ck will pitch to-
day.
Wells has n bad boil on his shoulder
that IS troubling him. but. nevertheless.
he caught Groves foul hy against the
fence I'm the nth.
Wrigley. by a wonderful stop. robbed
Pender Of a hit in the third.
In the first Richmond should have scor-
ed twice but for foolish base running by
Kahn and Sanford.
In the seventh Groves could have
thrown Tate out at home If he had half
tried
Roanoke has a hustlng ball team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
PROTESTED THE GAME.
TATE OBJLCTED 10 JIhE'S MOTT
PIICHING JESSE TfNNEHILL.
Richmond Won an Exciting Game That
Was Marked by Much Kicking-Wood-
run Had "a Hard Time.
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
Richmond, 4. Roanoke. 2.
Bynchburg. 10. Petersburg, 4.
Norfolk. 9; Portsmouth, I.
Standing Of the Clubs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

CantaIn Thomas Elicit yesterday morn
ing received notice from Commander W.
r.. Potit of FYusanna Camp q. ". oI
PALMYRA Va. stating that his camp Will
attend the reunion. with about one nun
drcl and twenty-five members. Ihey VIII
arrive over thc James River DIVISION or
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on
ths evening Of June goth at O'Clock.
While 1T is not positively decided IL Is
expected that they Will remain two or
three days.
Dr. j. IT, Wilson. commander Of Mil
dreI lee Camp. Of sherman IcA"s'
writes that tho plans and arrangements
for ta, frip to be made under tho auspices
OF Dis camp have been seriously interfered
with ly the cyclone. which devastated
section of the Lone Star stale last
week. However. Texas veterans are not
% Doe diverted from fixed purpose by a
cyclone. 30 matter how terrific. and the
camp viii Dee represented az the gather
lux of the hosts.
Henry Galit Camp. 40. 49, Y. c. V.
has oDen awarded charter hy the Grand
Camp. This organization has sienidod
sos Intention to send coodiy nuwber OF
mcn g. the reunion. COloucl j. c. Hin
i5 commander, ai-d J. q. Hall adiutant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30
PETERSBURG.
LYNCHBURG

Totals .............sO "a I1 IS
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PIT H; 7r, wa. 50
4. 6r, wig. ......16.@,
SDx N H ,av, 6r. mi. 10. so
1146 3d, Or, w....16.N;
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9l4 1eth,. hall. IN. 80!
224 l. Or, w......lb.@;
1905 26th, 6r. w....l4.a0i
63 10th. Or. wa. ..1S. so;
26l8 =, 7r, w......18:50'
M7 N, 6f, wa. .13. 30;
21 6Paul's Ct, ,5f. II. 80.
128 &th; 5f, w...12.O,
24l2 N, Or, w.....12.@i
1908 RIGGS, 6r, w...32.@'
171S Hayes ct, Il, w12.60l
1066 30th, Or, W. ....E.SI
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Penhsylvania ave; NV: q,
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Iaoa5 F ffup, 1sr. $500. 90!
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FOR RENT-RENTS .REl
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Nd n II av, 9r, ba. 5000
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22l2 Va nv, Or, va. II. 80
sos 23d, 6Z. VI. 20
R 3d, Or, wa. ..13.0
apis
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FOR RENT
953 g, 12r, mi. =. $50. 90
2100 G, 11r, %, mi: 50. 90
ia 18th, 12r, mi. AZ. 81
II 4th ne, 13r, mi. .45. 81
2113 Pa ave,l2r, mi -. 80
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. Tl7 g, 9r, Gel, mi. &c, SO
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2207 81, Sr, mi. i.....N.M 80
12f both, 10r, mi. 26. 80
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1914 S2d, 4r&store. . %. .OC
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20&O L Or. Mi. ,,22. 50
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aplOf, ,m&w 100'
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/ Y0uh WSTCH a&ANaD; N;o6.
sAsss a. WORK u MzhFssT7Rs = IS m! on YEA.
T SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WINTHROP HEIGHTS -ss1E Or RENr-ME-
: sa2; others baildlis: finished May j, at R-R.
ysss2pi;sss S sssssat l s %ass, large %1i
bela ~t xest sIA9as Aa.Fs At & r 1oM,s g
FOR o9,,lsl nEsgAS 1a,ss ,a9 9 4 M ceTTAGE NEAR
NoIHD Is. asnfS sh e Address p pa
FoR REyT-caRRE1J Park, NEAR STATION. i
= r e zS fSnR s Re5sas g. iIss q e 600
ron 9, osA SALE !: eiio!cE 6ahSEn' Lor coSTAIS1Ne
road; only two ,nies from city: h,xh. healthy:
nei4!as eeii @sn'h H. 4 PHELPS, iEzz N T. ave,
FOR sxLE-sN ACHES SPLENDID LAND; 8
miles, ilss ~ss os Of Aas. @ @ very healthy 10
.hard; near county school; great baryain at
IPS sso 4$s ssoS Se down; ya; pal to suit r. A. rr
FOR .RENT-.wHrffs oKKs,r LANGnoN, DC ::
conservatory; % lots oe shade, spacious lawns Fur.
sssss aSd6f p1a 1saso9aif si eth st.
FOR 9s sALH1 OR; OR Exea1S1lss SO AcRns HIGHLY
ntes by train froIn Washington on Met. Branch
r. N Ta near ,i iR9s5'is county seat Montgomery
finest finest rropesty around washinxton for stock
/. sites. JOHN r. WAGGAMAN.
.apll-tf 49, - 100. 14th St. (upstafrs.t
FOR RENT-10RooM HOUSE; ~ ACRES. q
room hoiisc; 2sss aeresss' shade and fruit; At
sroon house; lsrse lot broom, house; large
lot a0Ioon house barn. large lot; shade; Mt
F6R SALE, on 5is ExcaHASGk- FINE RESIDENCE;
With With, stable; eAtsns5s laMI near electric and
F6H isais sAIELois iiss 81 FMeM 10 ACRES At
/ linden. Forest Gien, Kansinstoo and Chevy
|; For particulars N to dSove and other SUBJ
S5San %sstsossEps p5epsrtys antS asdts BENJAMIN Linden
r9E THa5s sasHSk dP T e IsETF TsE MSSE
COTTAGE RDM& n F1Idss CHURCH, VA ).
Rsaz 4 fsf q IN Piss: and easy spii~
FOR sAtB-AT BE6oKi14NN, NEAR rae CARS.
convenient to .stortsp and clurches, desirable:
ess aesse. aIa choice G' SS s,ces and
is. 6ofcorsn 'i bui,shs. ~ .o"ASt apioi%" %%sn
FoH sALIoH REEF-1T FAILS CHURCH, va.
+ % houses; rent. to go per month also nam
son s CO.. wsst = rssrfss '' county. % Va Va.
Ils,TEL 81 y PRorERTY, ,,l,s FqH SALE Ar LAUREL.
Improvements; ne~ estrse ssi ssirosd now nesrina
sS5Rlssi9n; !. ps,ssss g.opeIiy wil e soa:
s.ss %sssn1tes Hssre d i s s n. J. s.u distant
For full psrtieuiass, ana. tssas tssas spgly to
FOR REST-.EAWNHHKsF GBJACENT 10
/. Freast1ca. Nd; britR lnaesioo; 20 rooms; eie,
Esntly s fafnishes: :,,e ma .e.ss barn: be.utifuI
rssc9t e sa ssase e wST e}ssf fSs %SS% sSsRss
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-To TAKE CHARGE OF A HOUSE FOR
th. summer; references. Address n. q. E., Star
1TlCe. on15-2.s
WANTED To BUY. DIRECT FROM OWNER, g.
f"cin and bath house; must be decided bargain ;
Will pay cash. agents need not apply. Address
W1LIISTON, Star office. apf33ts
NASrED-CAtE OF A FUR. HOUSE BY A
quiet couple, will furnish good references Ad-
aiss *. v. T., Star office. apl3-3t'
WANTED TO RENT AND SELL.
have constant inquiry. Yours may suit
JOHN L. WEAVER,
nhi3-3m Cor. F and Sth NV.
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FOR RENTAHdUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED,

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CAMPBELL IARRNGrM. ,AIDoRNTT- 10ITV
wsbster Law building, td6 D q. nv. Waskis.ss
teo. y. C Residence. No. Nounf Vesnn 57S8
New York ave. and eth q, ~. ssis
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR
ffont room, with board for two; must be in the
NV; will pay IS weekly. Address r. E. O..
Star o.ft e
WANTED-ROoM AND BOARD FOR MAN, WIFE
and child of z, from May TO Oct. /, in suburbs
or country on line Of cable or electric cars. Ad-
dress Z. r. JOHNSON, Room 3S5, Navy Depart
WASTtD-BY FAMILY ADULTS 9 OR UNFUR-
nshed rooms; light housekeeping: nice nieghbor
hod; with refined people; references. Box 1O2
Star othce- apl4-3ts
Evening star., 1896-04-15

FOR sALEI ELEGANT PRESS BRICK AND
st.; rooms and BATH which is beautifully filed;
cabinet mantel; paror finished in white and gold;
r aud 8th sts NV. feT-tf
Evening star., 1896-04-15

Eye AleNT.FUR. House ON r. L AvR BET.
Ssa e; ; ~ Conn. W: 10 rms. and bath: san
4efi, sAtFSmdv loM lent to desirabie tenast. Ap-
~ Issy =. Z ave ap11-g9W-etg
Evening star., 1896-04-15

SrOPPAYING RENT, ..-..4.
COUNTRY COTTAGES
FOR SALE
New, 6 roomss latr6B9, fange; good water:
about 5000 feet Of ground to each cottage 81 500
each; terms, 500 cash. balance $40 per month;
no interest to pay; Incorporated town. :
Apply to ARCHIE THOMPSON on premises
BerWyn Heights, B. and o. R.R, or THOMAS W.
SMITH, cor. LIST and Ind. ave- NV. apS-1m
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SSht ct. -. apAo-ot' :
FOR RNNT-BY r. O. HOLTzMAN, REAL ESTATE
.. and Insurance Broker, , 10th and F sts. NV;
IS rs is e. st. Si Fsnes rSF st. ST. So
sO1 10th NV. lor.. 5soo 2sls st, 7r:.... 800.
1629 Vt ave, Or. .90O0 PIP II ct, Is. 90
1418 st, 12r. 500| SIT st sw, Sr .23. 90
1915 N st, 10r. O0 81 ~ sw, 7rds. ~ so
144 Q st, 12r. 80 00t 63l Mass av me- 7r.22 IS!
7W NV, 12r..... .S00 0G 1706 1st NV, 7r....22. so
1914 st, 1Or, &c. .O0l 1893 D st uw Tr. % so
1908 st, 10r. ZOO 1431 d st NV, 7r. .22 so
zoos st; l2r. 5000 COS 9th st ne, IT.. 20 so
1905 St. Tor. 5000 COT A st Sc, 7r... 20 4O
1884 18th NV, 8r.: .4b O0 1888 st Sc, r.. 10 35.
6O7 18th NV, 9f... 10 0Oi 9e7 J av NV Or l6 SO.
9O7 H NV, nr.....4500f8 82Iis n av nv, ,6f 18. 80.
1S45 st, 10r. 400, $40 9Th st sw, 6r. 1900
730 2ist st. Sr..s g GO 6So 9Th st Sc, 5r. %
1908 st, Or. 1000 621 ~ St sw Or. IL, Is
1seS 1ses Fs.. s d59 S.,',n # =
2021 P, Tor. .4eO0,6d2 Cailan me- 6r. 10 So
14N 10Th NV, Hr. .40OOI 821 9th st se 4r 10 so
1900 Riggs, 9r... 81 % 1885 Water st sw. .10. 90
Elegant rooms in .spn" Desirable rooms, .'Atlan-
bSId.ng; ; nrsp:oof. fom tic ( Coast % Line build
s4a NV. sd Ar; ;s7s oo proof fforh I'D to IS
Wv = n"''''''''''isiSSnl sfionss.
42f 9TH st NV .$150.0QT PIG eth st NV. 80. 90
,3fS Conn sye:.:. .5n9S| s1s 1i1a Ia 1850
4oz 9th st NV. 49,. 500 s&oa,p.
81 M =. l. real s sss isss s. e. M. rear sS
GhH 4. O. H0IHHMkN, 10th and sty NV
Evening star., 1896-04-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fOs SALE-GHANrTE PAVING BLOCKS-PRO-
Ir,sdis will be received by the undersigned for
the whole or any part of 10000 second hand
granite blocks from street railway track in
W2>9inston. ID. z. The blocks are Of good shape
end in COED condition, and run about forty-two to
the square yard Address z. SkXr)S, Street
Ky. Contractor, Office, Central Power Station;
yard, 123 st. ne; telephone 1910, Washington.
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Evening star., 1896-04-15

$40 Del AZ nc.&. .N2so!
09 Elm ct NV, 6c. rs. 90
N11 18th 1t me- &. IL. so,
600 9th 1T ne, Or. $50. Cd
LERY. K CO., 62f n IA,
Evening star., 1896-04-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR kENE-KEMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT TIE
REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; perfect
5 condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
I In city: one month applies on purchase Of new
+ when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEBICT.
/ del0-tf Cor. STU and b stS.- NV.
Evening star., 1896-04-15

FOR RENT-THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Trust building has for rent one Of its finest
which AFFORD most eligible opportunity for a law
firm OF insurance company to secure permanent
proof on1ce building in the city. apS-m, m,w&f, I'm
FOu RENT-OFFICE ROOM: CHEAP; % FLOOR
1913 st. NV. convenient and delightful for a
professional man. Call and inspect at once
|: ap13-at'
Evening star., 1896-04-15

FOR RENT-BET. 10TH AND 17TH srS., cREs-
cent st., Meridian Hin, one square above Florida.
ave-, and O. room houses, So and 50 Der month :;
to white only. Inquire WM F. OGLE, 1888 Cres.
cent st. ap13-3ts
Evening star., 1896-04-15

.rtiou Ct fne rtpparty ou'
.can q once Tor ru1letin'
Abk L. REGG4uAN.
Evening star., 1896-04-15

WANTED-1RY RUBBER ROOF PAINT. =
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for Iahting;- work guaranteed
/ NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO., 1923 Sth st
NV. dl-tr
Evening star., 1896-04-15

FOR RENT-10R0OM HOUSE; IL ACRES. 8
LINDEN.
S-room houses; larses lot: Groom house; large
lot I0-Iootn house barn:s large lot; shade; a,
ron SALE OR ExcHANGE- FINE RESIDENCE
I with stable; extensive 1awr;. near electric ant
|, steam cars; at KfaSFscGptSN.
FOR SALE-..LOTSf FROM 4 TO s ACRES Al
Linden. Forest Glen, Ktnsington and CHEVY
Chase.
|; For particulars a1t to a6oye and other sub
urban property, addfe3s r. BENJAMIN, Linden
Montgomery county, Md. a1-w&s, I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-26
COLORED SIDELIGHTS AT SEA.

The San Francisco Chamber Of Com
merce, opportunity, has called atten-
ton to the effect of a decision recently
given by the British Admiralty Court
in the collision case of the ship Van
dalia and the steamer Duke of Buc-
cleuch, where the Admiralty found the
ship equally at fault with the steamer
solely on the ground that her colored
lights were carried in the mizzen rig
ging. This decision from such an au-
thority, the Chamber considers, would
have much weight in deciding. a case
adversely to the sailing vessel involved
in a collision were it shown that the
sailer carried her colored lights aft,
and the president of the Chamber, Mr..
Hugh Craig, manager of the New Yea
land Insurance Company, specially
calls the attention of American ship
owners and shipmasters to the deci-
sion, being of the opinion that the de-
cision is one which might affect them
in the United States Courts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-26
PASSENGERS.
Departures.

For San Francisco, per blk Alden
Besse. Aug. 25-Mrs. P. Rasmussen
and daughter.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala,
Aug. 25-Geo. H. Fairchild, Mrs. Ber-
ger, Misses Berger (2), Master c. o.
Berger, G.. E. King, J. H. Godfrey, P.
T. Phillips, H. P. Walton, w. H. Rice,
E. Stretz, Rev. A. V. Soares and % on
deck.
For Hawaii, per stmr Iwalani, Aug.
25-Mrs. w. H. Richard, Miss N. Rick
ard, Misses Richard (2), Mrs. A. Lid
gate.
For Kauai, per stmr Ke Au Hou,
Aug. 25-John Anderson and wife.
For Maui ports, per stmr Claudine,
Aug. 25-Miss Cornwell, T. w. Greigg,
E. H. Bailey, F. Wittrock, J. Grunwald
Miss Frieberg, Mrs. Abbott and ser
want, Miss G. Whitney, Captain Ahl-
born, Mrs. Cockett and child, ]. K.
Smyth, J. K. Kahookele, j. w. Price,
D. C. Lindsay, "A. H. Crook, Acheong,
Mon Duck and wife, Aug. HOmberg, R
A. Lyman, Jr., T. P. Harris, Miss E
des Refs, H. A. Parmalee and wife.
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stmr w. G. Hall, Aug. 25-Mrs. Geo
(IdIh, MISS Cio1i N, II. DAShOu0oh, IL
Lane, Thomas Aiu, Master Aiu, Mrs
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1iinoi and wife, T. Shibayama, Mrs. L.
Wilcox, Mrs. NJ. F. Scott, Miss Alice
Homer, N. E. Lennon, Captain A. AL
bertis, J.. K. r. Amalu, Mrs. Eldredge
Mrs Keohokalole, Thomas Cook and
c. Akana.
For Victoria and Vancouver, per S. S.
Miowera, Aug. 24-H. M. Whitney, A
Wilke, Thomas Brinley, w. G. Hollins-
cad, Richard Berling, Mrs. H. H. God
dard, Mrs. G. Greig, Miss J. B. Greig
W. w. Goodale, wife and child, Kim
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