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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
BY AUTHORITY
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF KONA, ISLAND OF
OAHU.

DISTRICT OF KONA, ISLAND OF
OAHU.
Tax payers are hereby notified that
a penalty of ten (O) per cent must be
added to all Personal Taxes remaining
due and unpaid after the both day of
September as provided for in Section .,
Act 27 of the 18th of April, 1898, viz:
IF any Personal Taxes due Chat is
to say Poll Tax, Road Tax and School
Tax shall remain unpaid after the
30th day of September, 10 per cent. of
such taxes shall be added by the AS
SCISSOR and shall be collected as part of
such taxes"
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor LIST Division, Island of Oahu.
Approved:
$. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
Ripans
TabuleS

Mr.. L. A. Rocher is farmer re-
siding about three miles out of
Colon, n. C. His home is some
what in the back woods. In an
interview with Mr.. S. T. Godfrey,
a correspond mt of the Telegram
and Sunday Times, Mr.. Rocher
on the 18th of June, 1895, said:
81 am 81 years of age, and until
was nigh onto fifty years old,
1 was always well and peart,
then for long while and until
last February, L suffered with
Indigestion and could not eat
anything hardly at all. My
daughter, who lives in the city,
sent me some of Ripans Tabules,
told me how to take them, and
and they have completely cured
me. My wife is now troubled
with the same complaint, and
has written daughter to send
some more of Mr.. Ripan's med
icine. 1 want you to tell every
body how got cured, for it is
blessing to humanity.
(Signed) L. A. ROCHER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
Reflect !
H|LO
is becoming
GREATER.
is becoming

Many of our Homesites have
been sold to the most
prominent people Of that
thriving little city, most
of whom will Immediately
build fine residences.
Our tract (Puueo), on account
of it's great elevation,
commands a magnificent
view over Hilo Bay to
Cocoanut Island one
side and over the City of
Hilo to the other.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-27
l1nier aabelbriet.
probrnhf Gage i'm Orirnt.
Die Weceoonier tnssebsiut bon
0rtenentanO nuterRnst.

sButhen Ger tlrfiicben SplSntcsfa. - Sroac
Gutrnfuus in Scutfe,Inne iiber sie ssmel:
reteu @reueltbatcn.-5c Saiier icttct iuie'
Ger eic 6pttessicnffe auf iciner Sorslanrs'
fabrt. - unsepikbeit itber nie bepprfeben'
DEN Seife ccS S,arcu. Gin mikliebi9er
fran,pnfd,rr @efanster ans Sicn pesses
srauIt.-2lnerIri.
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9n9maicr i'm pbereu Cbiuthalr.

Y it tsbura pd., 25. Suli. -
9as plDBli3e uno unerirurtete Steiz
gen Der 5liife but biel Qufregun9 uno
audi bereits etipas ShdDsn an @i9en=
tGum peruria6t. 0as meiite @aner
i4eint aus Dam Mclongu6stds6luIIe
gu fommen, behen Str0mung eine ie6r
fturfe lit uno groBe Mensen Sreib6ol5
nit it9 fii6rt. 3naiunoapun3ig SUP
WaiIer 1pirb uls Die @efa6rlinie be-
tra6tet uno 25 SUB peroen Bis gum
Ql6enD eripartet. Sds 6eoeutet bic
1e6erihpemmunQ Dieler 8aIemeats
ldngs 0uquesne@Wdn, 2ptper Yennz
QDenue uno 2i6ertn=2(bsnue, aus be-
nen jeDp4 bic meiIten 8aaren na3
ii9eren BIGBen qe6ra4t pupoan. @5
pirp iiber pielen S6dbsn 6ari6ttt, Den
Die &o6len=ctnouitrie erle:oet, baIon=
bers in Bort 9errn, mo $1,000 8uz
i9eG &obIen fortqei6pemmt purcen.
8robe ,2po 8ooms" in bem Ooug6ioz
gbenpZ6luiie its4en in 9tfabr, gu bre=
6aa. Sollta Oieies gei6a6en, 10 tpiro
Niats Die 3srItDrunq elmer 9ln5u6l
griiden Lungs bes SSluhes perbinosrn
fonneH.
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GbieagG'5 Rdubrrunnricn

G9icago, 26. Suli. - Surg Dor
8 ubr geitern 2tbeno srI6iensn 3lpei
junge MGnnsr in s. %. Ho6ertIon'5 5
Suipelierluoen, gr. 1877, RorDzGllrfaz
StraBe, u. DerIangtsn qetpifIe S4mufz
laden 81 ie6en. 2tls lie U}iene mahten,
oieIelben einjuIteden uno baoon gu gez
zen, 6ielt ibn:n Eo6srtIon, nel4sr
9eroaGt 9tI6Opft uno Ii4 in aQer
Stille borgeIeben batte, eirsn Raooloar
Dor, i6loB Die 5bure uno risf Die 30
li5ei. Sm St1tions61Uis ga6sn bic
GeFangaren Die Nunsn Sas. Ro6inIon
uno 5runt 6lrper an.
Sas. S'8eiQD's 8rocerD, Nr. 154,
WorganItraBe, ipurOe um 80 l16r gez
tern 2l6sn0 Don 6pei gfdnnern ii6arz
Tl4en, pelhe Den gigant6umer nit Rez
0oloern 6e0ro6ten un0 $15 aug Der
8ufe rau6ten. Sic entfumsn un6eIdz
ftidt.
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y5r. 179.

80 -I -.
Si'le grtili.sruA9 III III" 9Slt('" t ~
oet c@I9T- ,,. ,:p'So'', - rr,,, ,,;+ n;nsm
puto;3Ss oSi5an.,,s' 9:xS 1,"' ,'..r stn, 400
ElIutt'p>N -o.'tD'G, 1,.,G ,,4-,rur 1 r16, fGo
oU'tLtS S.', p'',, ,,,5o:,., S,' srI5+ImC,t
~ IN o,m m,9f r1h osm R1nal itebt,
mar ur6 os7ttrn pi:o,r o3r Mittslpuntt
,ops 61uptI1osrplu5ss. Oort purot 9e=
imam o,trln1Isn uao uetan3t pGbz
r.n6 ,yF 6sm R1Isa SiIdbtiid1sr au3qa=
6rsit,t puroen uno nsbsn 8ruppsn, Die
Tif1 nit Rlrt2rIpisl untsr6islten, 8rapz
psn III Iabsn rarsn, pelhs iid) al nit
os6rId3ten Sr.iIooprrdtb2n 3iitlih tbl=
ts1.
0TIf, fiir ;6rs01rD5Ieute.
0,r q,51sn.7,rn5r1ot,r Inter
5f;ibmr7s"gSsr,ir" FIT ms i,;n,r Der
s;nSf,i7p S25 2Ir llntsr7tijbur1 Der
ourd Dan lsbtsn gDclon in ytoth gerlz
tGenen GeIIiI6sn &anoSleute III 0t.
'Souis 6inilli5t.
20 + 6.par5e u itttr" tc3en
6irlu5
7.r c7r,~,;,r -o},r,;n Wr ga ma
0ro.~. nsr .zS'6r,,1r,s,, oa;tter" mt ~.
r'.;s ~ of3:I,, ,ch T]n;o {rt;5f,z
-ra, 80. ,'t,,; ~: 49, qa,1 - 'I, rsr,-Cht
o. o.,
~ y !" j Il = = " " =
Der 0ntr;tts@9 9anItter 9tro Fdf Den
eonln;faren lstnsh SertNl uoFr DE
Don Inn oor9enomn?ne 2tt1tQ!e oSf III
Den 2bdl 9,n9ton5r 2oI'1Vlu'1lI'H 9S
iduft'n SfAdppsprooan e'n9e'1hot.
ProF. 9tro t1no IN ma9reren oI'lsr
Yroben Sarpsntlnz lilFo 6ulelol uno
empficblt Der 0lltrttt8b13oroe, Den
@onlr'B gum grldB eIllss 0ele2e@ 5u
bsps9an, porrn 0ar SertIuI 70 &c.
fdlIat3r 5plrltuolen I'M SNtrIft o'i
llnorobun5 dngemeneHer otr1ien un'
tsrI19t miro.
GrplpIipner i'm 2 Il i T.
: ~ +SoP66roe
mu54:,,,,,, Cs,,,r,7;o,,,r .r,;,r,+,,
< OK, ,, @.',g,jt, 5(Sar, 'r f,r, ,or ~ m,
'u m "... $500 - 80, ~ 80 r+3-Cgs,
a.! Gn X! M i,,t,n5;;6rII~2 ~" f;ir ~.
Uu.'D;5 (al ~ ok 80 -: ~; ',,+,r ,.'3 o,rr a.;
,rsr'.I. 5; go 6sT,nst @IitI;d3,r,n,;i,
- f,;;, ,r,.;+.r,r ,, lIrf1n h16,; noro,fom
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Sur 6ampagnc.
5erafpr Shcrmdn fpdrnt esu Snrifmairr por
llntcrit!,dEuns Ger SiIberbcpcs,tns. - Stc
8erczSampasue fpn fpfprt bc9onucn ipers

uutcrii,dEung Ger Silberbcpr9itrS. - Tic
8erc=Sampasnc ipn fpfprt bcgpnueu rucr.
ecr.
GIepeIuno, O., 26. Iuli.-Utdz
jor Wc&inIsp fe5rts s;Itern 2l6:no pon
g'1ntpn Eitl6er 84riif unO mar Aaut'
oin gan5sn Sag uno l6:no nit Mtart
01nna in osfen prddtiger @iGa lm
5ssufsr in 9erltbung. untsr Den oon
.4nsr in 8etrdtt as3o5.nsn Punttsn
5tFano iih lu4 oerjsni5s in 8s5u9 auf
o:e 6or0;run8en Der 8Dr0z O:motrdl3n
uno Die pon DtaIalbsn gamIdte Oro@
Sun9, Elm sigsnesYrGit GitoentIflFt5 3 idst
1uF5uitsQ:;l, lpsnn ibren WiinId:n BE-
3iigli4 nas SdriI5 ri9t 3a4aun5 ge@
trI5en .piro.
Sanator 'S6srmdn lit pG6rano Der
Oer9arJsn:n 0phe Spei ODER orei Wtll
Ger gspsIen. Die 2lus osbnung, pelas
Die S;l6er6epsgunJ in S1io ge.ponnen
61t, I6;int i6m srnItliG: 9e7or3aif1e
ein3uil5Ben. gr i1gte Dem SlrtFm1z
jor, er neroe poa alien Seiten Der nit
6rlgen uber bic Wd6rungsfrlgs BE-
Itiirmt, uno Die 2tn6dnger oss 5re:Itlz
tars madtan Iold]s 5ortI6ritte, 'D1B e
rdt67am eri6eins, Iofort dftips Nf1Bz
regeln gasen Die r16ienOe 5lutb Der
Sil6srgsiinnung gu ergreifen. Senator
Sherman orlng o1Gsr in 90. 9annd
uno Nc&inlep, Die Reoa=Glmpagne
o6ne 9er3ug gu er0ffnen. 2nOere re-
publifdaii6e 6ii6rer, .pie ). 3. Senator
51DlaD Don Connecticut uno gr<9ouz
oeraeur Msrriam pon Minne otd, tbsiz
len Die 9eIorgn;iIe 0e5 Senators S6erz
man unO MAIDEN Dem 9rn. Me8inlep
10 3iemli9 Die nGmli6en 8orIteQungsn.
El}c8iHlep uno 6annu iino gu Dem
S6luiIe getOmmen, OaB IS in oieIer
Champagne fir lire Ylrtsi befsr Isin
pirce, groBs Otd1enoerldmmlun9en,
DsrbunOan nit tlarsn, einfu6en Rs0en
iibsr Die 9elGfrd9e, gu bulten, ais lang
ipisrige 2(rgumente uno Ionitigs Glmz
pdJneooiumente 81 perDnentlihen.
QQsm 9tnI6sine na6 perOan bsioe par
teien in oieIsm Sabre 9unosrte pon
StumpreOnern ausIenGen uno Ith me-
niger nit Glmp18nsz2iterdIur b,fuHen,
ais in frjiberen glmpugnsn.
Senator Sone5 in 8eruz
tbung NIT 9rn. 8rpun.
l2incoln, g1e6r., 26. 9yuIi. - Sc
nator Sones, YopiiBsr Oe5 oemotrltiz
iAen NutiondIzSomite'S, fam 6aute bier
an uno 6sgl6 Iid iofort nua Der No6z
nuTg oss 0rn. 8rDla, no cine lln8s
@pniersn5 ij6sr Die 2ejtung Der Gam
payne Ituttfuno. Die 5rags, psI6:
curW Ols RsTultlt 0e5 Yopuliftans
Gonp,nts in ct. 2oui5 entItunD, puros
eingebenO er0rtsrt. lle6'r oa5 RsI Iultlt
lpiro feute noh nidts betannt gegeb'a.
Gin 9iI 6of oenun5irt bic
y opultitsn ais 2lnarz
6iIten.
ri 9burp Yurf, N.gS., 26.
| Suli. - Wd6reno Des beute Nd4mitz
tag i'm 2libburp Parf4luoitorium ab=
gsflltenen yg21ttondlz8ottes soisnItss
oerurIa4te 8iIaof So6r g. Nsnmar
/ groBeS 2lufisbsn Dur6 Die Grtldrung
odb bic POpuliIten niht beiier, ala
2lnurhiiten uno feline guter amsrifani=
! i6sn Siirger Ieien. Sofort ipr1n3 i'm
! 9intsrgrunOe Der 9uus ein Damn dui
uro I4rie: r8rpan lit Elm gutter 2lme.
riflnsr!" @r T61ug orsi oo4ruFe aui
8rp1n Dor, allsjn Die N}uif uno O,l
Gbor lsgtsn uuF einsn Wint oss gi=
T6pTs los uno unterprudtan biz angs=
| Drphte Denomination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-27
Der StdnO Der Clubs am ShIun
Ger Spisle am SumItag i'm 8srglei4'
nit Dem Stlnoe Der SIub5 CUR is.6en
3eit i'm 8oril6re 1T, ME FoI8t;
SifiiitlLtr Stnrn ncr 4 lMhs


. Sonn1lgs 5 pteIe.
Die galt;morer gelbunren gsitsrn
oas Spiel in st. 2ouis in 8essnpdrt
elmer N}ariGsnmen3e Don $1,000 Per
Ionsn, Die 5eittpejlig auF Den SpieIPlaB
ordn9tin 5SolgenOes lit Die yScore
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Hrcitcuiciu -litdlcr" uuO McSnrlnnO pGai6tr" iur
q. Sous.
oclnmiuQ .Eir5jCr" UuD Glart rGdtbcr" iUr @llii
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StaSt Baltimore.
Gins Der Htlt o:s Sports.

Die ,,@pIeamicIn" in ct. Spuis geid,laSeu. -
RciuItat Ger Spiclc. - Ter Stdne Ger ncr'
idbicreneu Glubs.-Sas Spnn:assipcl Sc=
wpuucn.
0us Spiel Der 8aItimorer in ct.
2o2is an Slmiilg puroe osrloraa uno
o10lr6 6lisbsn Die y8olOdmIsln" uuf
Der oritten Stsqe, o:an gang plto2r
Grpartsa r11nlen Die Y1!la0elpb;'r
Den auf }peitar Stalls itsb:nota Glaoez
!dnoern am SamItl9 5Ipe; .Spi;le ab.
Oas Sp;aI in ct. 2oui5 mar fir Den
oorti8en &lu6 bis sur s. SnninJ Re
iult1Ilos, pGfrsno Die g1l.imOrer jpsl
Buns 9em16t 5uttsn. @rit IN Der 9.
Snning D:rlcr Der yBitf:r" GIpsr ieIne
8eI4msjoi9tsit, uao IS gsIdng Den st.
2cutIsrn 3ur gr0Bten 5rsuoe Der 5000
3uI6duer nod in Der lsBten JtIrute
Die @6ren oes 5agss ein5u6s;nrier ND
orei ,Runs" gu MAIDEN. 6olgenoes II
ols ReIultdt Der S1mItlg5Ip;els, lpel=
de in 81. 2ouis 5000, in Gleosl1no
$500, in Cincinnati II, GOO, in Bjttsz
burg 5000, in 2ou;soius 800 IND in
@6it1go 700 gaIu6sr angeloft bat
ten:
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HnfaIbcridbte aus gSaibungtnn.
20 9tiq fir &uufleut

W VI II y J IL u Il l I =
D}it oem 5eutigsn 5a9e tret:n Die
ntuen geItimmungen be3iiglih Der
5rodenmulbe in Strait, uno jeoar
&auImunn, Der ii9 jsBt ni4t Der neun
N1aBe 6eoient, lpiro oon jsBt ab ltr1fz
reatli9 perfolgt peroen. Die 6s3iglI6e
9srpronung iIt i'm Druid erT6iensn uno
2i4msiIter 5rant u. 8OnO, DeTen
Qmtsftu6e Ii9 in lDem GrogzI6oB Deg
DiItrittsge6duoes an Der 2ouFItand=
Qoenue 6sfinoet, lit 6ereit, Seoem, Der
na9frugt, mit3ut6silen, mo biz neuen
MuaBe 3u 6a6en Iino,
QlusfGug Des 81 SdEger b n
bss."
Der Wui6instcnar nSdngsr6uno"
fat g;Itsrn einsn 2tusFlug n16 Cabin
5o6n 8rioge gema9t, sinem bsrrIif
1ele9enen PlaBs, tpp6in Der 8erein gum
leBtsn Ndle Dor ii26en Sabren gepilgert
mar uro ii9 oamlls 10 tDItli4 amiiz
Frte, p1B man nod jeBt germ Der ols
ief5It psrle6tsH StunOen ii4 erinnerte.
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(Spc5al 6obelbrief, bcri6tct fir Den .1sutben
eorrsIpoHO,Htsu~ ourb Die rlluiteo Qy:b" MD o::
Nelp:Qo1ter sgLiioc 4reiie.0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-27
Eahenfampf in TluriSa.
Sed,s Spftr unS ad,t Sermuuette.-llntcrh Zen
ecFtercu bcfinrcu Gdb ;mci 6raucu.

SeFtereu bcrrccn nb Spct 6rducn
Sodionpille, 6la., 26. Suli.
- 9epeI4en Der rSims5zllnion" mel
osn aus Saiper, 9umiltor GountD,
5SIa., OaB Iid geitern gbeno Elm Ra1Ienz
tampf Is W}eilen noro0itli4 BON bort
ereignste, in pel6em Ie65 W}Gnner gez
t0Otet uno u6t BerIonen, oarunter
5pet 5rauen, Derpun0et tpuroen.
Die 9etDoteten iino: 6snrD SafIon,
2lI6srt SuQioan uno GOparo Sobnz
ION, WeiBe, iopie Die g}eger Sim Soloz
mon, Qmos Campbell unO STE W}itz
6eQ.
Die Namen Der 8erlpunoeten Iino
nof niht ermittelt. Die 5ru90oie err
ei9nete iiA 6ei 9oqgaro's Isrpentinz
Gdffinerie, in lpel4er oele Reser ar
bsiten. 2lm Nbeno ouben bic g2eger
bort eina 5sItli6teit, 5u pel6er ii6 Die
WeiBen einOrdn9ten, unO oann 9dnoel
anfingan. Gs parluutet beute 9t6enD,
Dab Ii6 Die Reger Der gdn3an 9egeno
bepdffnen, urp DaB Elm 2(uFgebot peiz
Ber8iirger beute2(6eno Don SaIpsr no6
Dem Sdauplabe Der llnru6sn uufbrud,
8crmii9ts telsgrapBiidc Scuribrn.
- Or. s. s. Gromlpell, SO Sabre
aft uno Elm &riippel, lpuroe geitern
O}ittag 3u 9uirasoiQe. 8a., bon benz
26zjG6rigsn Sonnep &enndro Dur9
3pei Re6poiteni6iiile aus einem 9opz
pelgepe6r t0otli9 psrpunoet. &snz
naro lit oer6uftet. Die Qffuire purDe
our6 cine Ni6te grpmpsQ's 6er6eigez
fiiErt, pel9e ii6 iiber MiB6anoIung
Seitens ibres Sntels beI6nerte uno
Gsnnaro um S6ub eriu6te. 2eBterer
bs6auptet, sur gfotbpe6r geTeuert gu
ba6en.
- 1ngsFd6r 200 itrifenoa 3oblenz
grG6er erIdtenen am SumItdg bsi ben
8ru6en 3u 81rcllp, 81, unD 3pan5en
Die bort ar6eitenoan @riuBleute gez
n1ltIum CUR giaitellung Der 56Gtigz
felt. W2ln fiir4tet, ouB es bsute bort
I'll nauen unru6en tommen pirb.
- Sn pottspiIe, Bu., 1pur0e Wn.
SruDi5 an SdmIt1g 4beno oon 2Ouis
0enorOu unD SoIspb Wdqenoo, 3lpsi
S5talienern, dng:faQen uno Dur9 Neiz
ferIti4e uno S4ldge p16rI9einIi9
tGotli6 osrlsBt. Srdois' N1Ie lit gdnjz
li6 a6gei9nittsn. Die 3lpei 56dter be-
finDan Ii9 in 9aft.
- Sn elmer geitern ooa ben Itritenz
ben S6neiDern gu TeIpzYorf abge6Iltez
nsn 9srIdmmlung ipur0s Die 3a6l -:
'Strifer in Hspz0orf, 8rooflpn uno
umga6ung auf 10000 angege6en. Die
yunite0 Sllesmdn's Union" bielt gez
tern Q6eno eine 8erIammlung uno
oerIpruh Den S4neioern moralii4e un0
fin1n3ieQe unteritiiBurg.
- Die 2ai6e S6eooor 0anqer's
nuroe lsBten SumItag in sinsm 6auIe
an Der G1ifforoitraBe gu 96arleiton,
S.zS., in 6ll6osrpeItem 3uitlnbe auTs
9sfuhoen. Der Wann 6ltte i4on am
Sonntag oorber Sslbitmorb Dur9
8srgifturg 6egungen, b1 er an elmer
efel6dften 8rant6eit fit uno obne 1ue
9ulfa mar.
- Der frunfe MiuionGr Cornelius
9anoerbilt puroe am SumItag Q6eno
aus ieiner 0obnung in HspzYorf auf
bic Sa4t ieines 8ruoers 5. SO. 8anz
berbilt gebrl9t, Die i'm na6 Nepport,
3.zS., befDroerte. @r befinbet ii6 jeBt
nit ieiner Satin. ieinsn &inosrn unb
ieinsn 4er3ten in ieinsr bortissR 9illu.
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slmertfantSdc gbrcnleotondre.

Paris, 25. Suli. - Der dmerifaz
niI6e Waler GrDin 9. Weef5 uHO Der
S4riftite4er 5yrancis 8isle 8riffin,
glsi6faQs ein 2(meritdner, Iino 3u 9fitz
tern oer frunj0IiI4'n Gbrenlagion erz
nannt lporOen.
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Scr 9cntIde Gorreiponbent,
SGalidb, pod,entiidl uno Sonntass,
po;ne eSioeuthiirnsr uuo HcDaft

NIgIldl, WoutHlIul IHU -UNNIuSSt
g.. Raiue, Gisentbimsr nno Hcoaftcnr
(giabioIssr BON s. aaine),
eismenzGfc SatimoresstraBe uHo Soi=Sf sslpe.
Rr,is bes daIid,eu SIatteS, burd 2rdeer beiorst,
1oi. Sts; fiaIicsc uno 2onnta 40 =s1uegabc 10
eents pro gofe, sahlbar an bic oas SGt beiorssHbcH
SrGocr-SaaIidl Hebit Sonnta es Mus eabe lEter
lSortpz z9orausbcSabuns $3.50 pro Sabr, ur firiere
Ssit i'm Serbdtnit; fur bic wod ,entliche stueg
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-11

London, July 1.-THE Honorable Ar.
tillery company of London gave O
smoker in honor of their guests from
Massachusetts,. last night In the drill
shed at their armory house. The en-.
tertainment commenced at 10 o'clock, a
distinguished company being present.
Each guest was handed an elaborate
and beautiful long antique folio pro-
gram, adorned with the colors OF the two
companies. in imitation OF what such a
document might have been in the period
Of Charles j, and Captain Robert
Keayne, the first commander of the
Massachusetts, company. Most of the
guests wore citizen dress for the oc.
caslon, giving rather a sombre appear
ance to the audience A long program
by the best artists from the music halls
and theaters had been arranged for tho
entertainment OF the guests. At mid
night a splendid supper was served
The assembled company separated very
late, after a most enjoyable evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-11
KsIaHrs soF pYrHrAs-Th. com.

NIGHTS SOF PYTHIAs-The COM
IN mittee IN charge OF the silver an
niversary OF the Grand Lodge has
decided upon July 20, when a banquet
and concert In Infantry Hall will be
: the attractions. There will be present
members OF the order from the West and
South. men who ara eloquent speakers,
and will undoubtedly attract much at
tention. Ii was the intention of the
committee to have sort OF a Pythian or
fieldday following, but ii has since been
given up. The prominent members of
the order will be taken to one of the
shore resorts on the following day, and
Rhode Island shore dinner. Where the
committee will go that day will be an
nounced at Infantry Hall, and members
OF the order will not only be cordially in
vited to take part, but will be requested
to do so.
The program proposed for Monday,
July 20, is as follows: The committee
will meet ut Nsrragansett Hotel at 1880
O'Clock and with the First Regiment OF
the Uniform Rank under command OF
Joseph ID. Carpenter will receive the
guests of the evening, who will occupy
carriages on the march through Dorrance
street 10 Westminster street TO the Doyle
monument, down Weybosset to Market
Square, South Water to Infantry Hall,
where the banquet will be served at 8:15
O'Clock. At the hall Keeper of Records
and Scala. Manchester Hussey of Rhode
Island Lodge Will have charge and with
a corps OF assistants will escort the mem
bers of different lodges and their friends
TO seats wbicn are to be reserved for
them. Everything possible Is being done
by the committee TO make the affair q
fitting one In commemoration of the
event.
Among the prominent members OF the
order that wilt be the guests OF The COM
mittee, July 20. are Supreme Chancellor
Walter IL. Richie, Major-General James
X. Carnahan Of the uniform rank, su-
preme Vice-Chancellor r. j. Colgrove
and Supreme Keeper of Records and seal
X. l.. Z. White.
At the session OF the executive commit
tee last Monday evening Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal William A. Wilson, was
granted bis usual two weeks vacation.
During his absence some one will be
found at his Office daily between 1880
and / o'clock.
Deputy Grand Chancellor L. Henry
Bowen. ,.made.an official visit to Burnside
Lodge at Bristol last evening.
Past Chancellors Z. w. Lake and John
l.. Carey, strangers for nearly one year,
were present at the meeting of Palestine
Lodge Tuesday evening.
The rank OF page was conferred upon
one candidate in Smjthonlap Lodge Mon
day evening. There will be work in the
rank OF esquire next Monday evening.
When the committee from the City Coun-
Gil requested the societies to take part In
tae parade, July 4, Major William M.
Green of the First Battalion OF the uni
form rank issued a circular stating that
be would present the captain of the divi-
sion turning out the largest number Of
men, O box of good cigars. These were
won by Captain Walter. Aiowry of Sterling
division, and the cigars will be presented
at the meeting iof the division next FRI
day evening. The captain expects TO get
at least one from the box.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-11
shops promptly"

Yesterday morning the general topic
Of the convention was Christian Ser
vice" Rev. Hugh S. Williams OF
Memphis spoke at Tent Washington OF
"Our Glorious Incentives to Service"
Rev. C. l.. Work OF Cincinnati consid-
cred, at Tent Endeavor. Some Bible
Phases of Prayer" Rev. w. +. Wilson
Of Toronto. at the same place. discussed
"The Joy OF Soul Winning" and Rev.
j. w. Chapman. d. d., in Tent Wash
ington, spoke of Some Conditions Of
Successful Service"
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety, in Tent Washington. was ad-
dressed by Miss Kate II. Haus of St
Louis, Rev. III. S. Williams Of Memphis,
Rev. T. l.. Cuyler Of Brooklyn and j. w.
Chapman of Philadelphia. Bishop Eel
lows of Chicago presided at Tent Wash.
ington.
President Harper of Chicago univer.
sity, who was To have presided at the
Tent Endeavor meeting, being abroad.
his place was taken on the platform by
John l.. Beckley OF New York. Mrs.
Clark, wife or the president OF the united
sicieties, delivered the address on the
Mothers Societies" Speeches were
aioo py Wy iNtfs - L. w Vi N VI Sin-
cinnati, w. +. Wilson Of Toronto and II.
NJ. Wharton of Baltimore.
President Clark presided at the Cen.
trail hall meeting, and Rev. DR.. c. A.
Dickinson of Boston spoke on the inter-
mediate societies of Christian Endeavor.
One OF the features of the large meet
ing was the unrolling Of the missionary
roll of honor. being lists of names on
.I. -
hose reels, after the manner of petitions,
etc, when prepared for impressive ef-
feet. Upon it were the names of 1863
young peoples societies, 1881 junior So
cieties. representing 35 states, territor-
les, Z provinces and foreign lands, and
showing contributions of $154,022 to
home mission boards and S206,l50 to
other denominational uses, a total Of
S360,172. The noon evangelistic meet
ing was conducted by Rev. w. II. Tow
ers OF England.
The afternoon program included Of.
ficers conferences in separate churches
of corresponding secretaries, junior
superintendent, missionary superin-
tendents, local union officers, district
secretaries, state and provincial officers,
from 2:3o to o'clock.
The same zeal and enthusiasm which
characterized the day gatherings were
In evidence last night, when nine large
meetings were held throughout the city.
Naturally the center of gathering was at
the White lot where the three huge tents
are located. BY extraordinary effort
and hard work, Tent Williston, which
had been blown down by the storm of
Wednesday night, had again been
erected and was used for services. The
topic OF the day. Saved to Serve" was
again the general subject for discussion
at the night meetings. 1t was SUBJ
divided under various heads, and under
these remarks were made by distin-
guished divines from al over the coun-
try.
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Below 500, 600. 900 Mark.

Washington, July il.-For the sixth
time since March /. 1898, the gold reserve
o; $1Oo,O0O,0O0 was yesterday invaded by
the withdrawal from the New York SUBJ
treasury OF S9lS,4O in gold coin, and &c.,
200 in bars. making the total withdraw
ais for the day, 1854, 200, and leaving the
true amount OF the gold reserve 500, Ill.,
SIS. OF yesterdays Withdrawals, $780,
000 was for export. The outlook for the
future Is not regarded as encouraging,
and, without conditions changed for the
better. another bond issue is regarded
as inevitable by the end OF December,
and possibly before that time. Already
this month the deficit has nearly
reached $S,OO0,000. and this amount
probably will be Increased by Aug. 1,
TO 10000. 600. or even $4,000, 600