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of interest. The next season he took an
other country. Now that he has Travelled
the world over and has no more countries
to describe. he retires from the field as
lecturer. He appears, however. in new
character. The lectures and illustrations
will be put into ten volumes. The hrst
volume is out, and a very attractive book
II is 1t is finely printed and illustrated in
fact it may be said to be as artistic a
book as has appeared this season. The
countries described and pictured are Nor
way. Switzerland Athens and Vienna. Bed
ford Middlebrook & CO., New York, Chi
cago, London, are the publishers.
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Romances of Colonial virginia.

An illustrated holiday edition of Maud
Wilder Goodwin's historical novels, 1.-THE
Head of a Hundred" and white Aprons"
is issued by Little Brown & Co., Boston.
The first of these stories is a picture of
life in the colony of Virginia, with dash
episode. The second is a romance of Bacon's
rebellion in 1876. Both graceful pleasing
tales and in addition to the interest of the
romance. each conveys an impression of
fidelity to the conditions, domestic. social
and political existing in Virginia at the
time: They are worthy the distinction of
special edition.
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Reflections of n bachelor.

"P. w. known to the newspaper world
as the author of the epigrammatic IRE
Elections of Bachelor in the New York
Press, turns out to be Mr. Post Wheeler.
literary editor of that paper. He has gath
cred his reflections into a volume which
is issued in paper by the ]. S. Ogilvie Pub
fishing Company. Naturally, the thoughts
of a bachelor dwell mainly upon woman
and much wit and wisdom Is expressed upon
that is spoken is another matter, and en-
tirely immaterial; the book is amusing, and
that is enough.
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For Girls.

Among the girl stories of the season is
sued by the J. B. Lippincott Company,
Philadelphia, are Meg Langholme," by
Mrs Wordsworth, an English author,
whose stories are wholesome as well as
readable, and Three Pretty Maids by
Amy e. Blanchard, one of the most popu-
lar of American writer's of girl stories. Both
books are illustrated.
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John l.. Stoddard lectured twenty years,
but so successfully that when he announced
that he would lecture no more many thou
sand people expressed regret Ills plan was
unique. Iuring the spring and summer he
would make a tour of some country obtain
pictures and prepare fresh lecture. full
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Napoleon" goes up like a rocket and comes
down like stick. The author, Charles
Benham, is presumably English but he has
invested his story with a very French at
mosphere and produced quite a remarkable
piece of literary unrealism. Chicago: Her
bert S. Stone & Co.
presumably English. but he has invested
his story with a very French atmosphere
and produced quite a remarkable piece of
literary unrealism. Chicago: Herbert S.
Stone & Co.
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Mrs. WinsIow's soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions of
r,others for their children while teething with
nerfect success 1t soothes the child, softens the
guns, aliays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from tcethng or other causes.
For sale by druggists IN every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing
Syr1lu. 25 cents a bottle.
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Books Received.

1.-The King of the Street. by William Gill.
Paper G. w. Dillingham; & Co., New York
"All About the Emerald Ring" by
Charles Francis Carly. Paper. CT. w.
Dillingham; & Co., New York.
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Rapid consumption is often the penalty of
tr!fiing with a severe cough; but no such
a catastrophe can occur If Eales Honey of
Hcrehound and Tar is taken before the dis
organization of the lungs has commenced.
Take time by the forelock and you are safe.
Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ! minute.
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. SOME CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
z American Monthly
Q Review of Reviews
" Jacob A. Riis
. Sir Frederick Franklnnd, Bart
- Hexekiah ButterwOrth
y Hon. Theodore Roosevelt
- Murat HaIstead
O Baron Pierre COubcrtin
* w. Il. Stead
" Pres. Walter l.. Hervey
q Pres. Francis A. walker
q Prof. +. w. Taussig
Prof. H. e. Won Hoist
" William K. Smythe
q Pres. e. benjamin Andrews
< Rev. Washington GLADDEN.
" Grant Allen
. Sir Henry Parkes
~ Hon. Carroll ID. Wright
Y Austin Abbott
- Sir SamI w. Griffith
q Hon. j. w. LOngIey
q Hon. w. p. Reeves
" Hon. f. w. Holden
q John Russell Young
n William II. 1hayer
Y Edward w. Townsend
- Robert Underwood johnson
q Clark Howell
E. ". SmaIIey
W Jeanette l.. Glider
9 Willis j. Abbott
- Julian Ralph
y Lyman Il. MeelxinS
y Mrs. Annie Besant
- Prof. III. ID. Adams
- DIR. Edward Everett Hale
W Lady Aberdeen
Q Countess of Meath
n Gen. Thomas j. Morgan
Pres. Charles F. ThwinE
- Lady Henry Somerset
~ Arthur McEwen
Stephen BOnsa1
" Frances e. willard
. James Barnes
x Ex-Minister j. L. Nj. Curry
Joel Chandler Harris
% Moses r. Handy
a Cy W0rman
~ Gen. A. w. Greedy
W DIR. Otto Arendt
= Prof. Richard GottheiI
a Hamilton w. Mabie
ArchdeacOn It. w. Farrar
s. woodrow Wilson
a Ex-Minister William l.. ScrugEs
- Prof. j. Irving Manatt
W Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart
. Ripley Hitchcock
n Carl snyder
Rev. Josiah Strong
y Rev. f. Herbert Stead
a Henry G. Adams
" Pres. Henry wade Rogers
- Prof. j. #. Jameson
" Prof. EdW. w. DemiS
L. Prof. Harry Pratt JudsOn
V Rev. F. r. Clark, ID. ID.
@ Prof. Mark w. Harrington
Sylvester Baxter
@ Prof. j. Laurence Laughlin
< Henry ID. Lloyd
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
a
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS toot D VEST TwEXTY-TnlRpn sTK Es
AS a c6sTLayDr s5
stIeets is ten minutes later than that beo" Tot
80 A. 81 FAST Pullman sune, p.r.9 PC, ca,
New York TO Pitsburs sleeping Car Ptsburs to ChcA
i-ap' s,;s;Isss com
Cars For Chic4so. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati In
80 o"i9os cHicAGo AHp st. Louis ExrREss
e, Ts'he wE sn 92' T9faS VH
7.4o i. Vi. soCrHwEsrERXs EXfREss-FOr Pitts
74os r. H. 'a pAcFic p,.surs and
$50 a'i 3 VI o'l NAIL MD Paas
Sleeping Car New lork Altoona Eas, Liberty i rt
burg Nv %Rsm nii Gro YAK xxD TME soTrM
$40 go 90 Dining car 1890 a. h,iax CAS-
sss Dung c % 50 . I ~ e carr SO %
sI6nsl Lin. all Parior and Dining Cars, 40 Dining
1 S l91s lo EXC e M ns" night
ATi1%rIc COAST LINE-Expre,s, go a. m. and $50
rd 6b fSEx Sn2 w m S,y
AESYTS IT, - p SsS weekdays
Long Bfanti ASury Park "fi iS,ssken sundays OCEAN
Street siaoa' sso r iso @ mr. $40 $50 ITO
sSnasy; 10 from DssbIOs IS u ard 3,
p m. sundays Eon { IS r 4 F. Az 3 r.
Sl%5s l@sG I,SS ,:SS Ia n s5S
csn -" go m i:os nsh, ., snn No Go 7 50
7 SO 6 5ss f -. g :, I,s ia, ' ii and .s
s'sSH 5s;Sf@:.s. s r.. So !,
Broadway: and BROOKLYN Annex, station BROOKLYN;
psy viii es TO- and from and
r..idene.s ,hr9ust to destination. ,,oon
General Manager General Psss'r Agent,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Thiolgh trains leave Sew York. foot u Chambers ST..
as follows and nve minutes earlier from West I'D
D:OO A. N.-Vrstibued Express uay Tor Erghdmton.
Waverly Elmta Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 800
L. 81 ParlDr to Buffalo. a.,
. 400 - N-Vestlbuled Limited fast mail Daily. solid
ira n for Chicago arrives Cleveland It0 A. NJ Chicago
@ r. NJ slecpers Chicago. Cleveland aud Cincinnati.
Dining Ca =. ,.
40 +. M.-Buraio and Cleveland vssiibuled Espr.ss
Daily arrives Buffalo 7O5 A. NJ. bradford III a. NJ
Jamestown 100 A. NJ Cleveland " 30 r. seep-is 70
Buffalo end making direct connections Tor
Deiroit chl1 ago and the West. Cafe Library CAT
S;i5 T.. M.-soI train 10 Chicago Seep4rs to Hor-
neisvllle Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Z ar
vJ,IcKE'rs LOcAL TINE cARns AND r ~ INN
Accommodations 81 ~ i13. POI, fO and yo' brohd-
cav ,7 nowsrv 1879 East i25,h-st and 81 We: l2oih.
e. chambers and West 23d 81 fsrres ~ 2,ki 5S'
.rd -o0 Fulton ST. 100 Broadway BROOKLYN 9V n4d' n
81 Iioboken and Jersey CITY StatoY weston Esmes.
o destination.
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Wtean 5Ieamcrs.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
AL TEXAS So CAROLINA. CA. AND FLA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 all
points in Texas Colorado. Utah Arizona California Mex
IL Gc Georgia Florida &c Ex cel-nt accommoda
Write TOR co page Pocket Guide mailed freeJ.
G. II. MALLORY CO. Cen Agts Pier %. E. r.. ". Y.
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WEST SHORE .R

Trans leave W. A2d 81. Station. y. Y. As follows. and
IS m. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.;
1915 A. n. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse Koehss-
land and Chicago.
600 p. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. utea, syIa-
troit Cleveland. Chicago and St. Louis.
Stl6 r. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and ofnces.
C. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New Yoik, Whitehall IeffhHd "Vu'I 7 e''' "''
foot Of Liberty street
'o " sDaliy. Except Sunday ssundsys -,
CHICAGO $50 M. az y. and u IL nlsn,,, ,,
PirISBURG '43o a m. % p m. 500 p M ~ 10
night. ~ ~ i ~" =, ,5 w
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE t's3 i1 3 ,p' y. 4.
.ti ~ IN ,DlnerJ. 900 DINER. I'D u'ner 100
Omen 500 p m and 'i2l5 night
NORFOLK 70 a. IN .,~ ,,nn
NEW ORLEANS Through see:er). ~ q -" p IN
All trains Illuminated with pintsem i,s1,' ,,,, ,
orlccs. Ii3 i72 o8i. 43i iI+o Bd~ay ~ Il. IAN ST.
go Woner, X Y 800 8tl Fulton ST.. brooklyn; White
- Tcr,,,nJ baggage checked from Hotel or residence
10 destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

An,h. acit. coal used exclusively
s y.aE ira S.v A9 lgrs ta, y iss4y Sc
7ss1 ~ '. :;.r q? Ssy Of IL, .s' lls7 ST.
a. FOR 5.' i s SijSia'a fs' Hss
g SO 5sndsy 8 $50 20 :: ass'oa' r. ioo
= F. wiis-.ssFE. Fi'':'a .oa s,5'1'o9 so 4 NJ
II E 80 :, G' Ttan .9' Hil'f iS
iasl, 80 o"' a. - 30 - h.s'ins, r No ,so
COZ 5,-i = NJ. u IL !. ash: - ,o 90.
o.io A " $40 l.aO 400 r. Il. Sundays 40 A. NJ.
FOR Ion. nHAScm 5cEh% GRovE: .e
I pe. H ss F.n Emit s "s % p,s f'
a as1s RI! Re- n m 's g" e:
I.s,IsKs s tsr A,9uy az 81 3s'An Grove 300
00'i' Red Bank I"Di 1LAkEwoon;
on tso e. i saasay, No icI, = ''''
T;%' ,y' 'I3'S, F FSs and o n:n,s' 40
For Atlantic city Vineland and BTidgeton. 30 A. NJ
y; E: &,'@ &C. rs, e
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA xa sA5TiAoRr' AND WASH
go 81 5Sss ss 10 r Df a r: So nj
s%S$'B .s 3 S. " go q 2 e. Hq'a f' Il nj S
49, 80 ToA 3 svP.:Si sGs T. -
lo %,'1 io a. c g. liSs 20 iiss ss
rs n: i & As Ss g. "a is S Ss IS ssp5. g 5
s.: 20! "a: IT, 90 s's 90 l rs 81. 1 'sS 81:
E. 'I;. E e.
ssa ys 4T.S g 8 s sns az. for w and
check baggage from hotel. residences to de'naton
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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.

COMMISSIONERS Of HE Sl->Ni->N S->A''
" Proposals for building the New Court House on me
no-b east corner OF Madison Avenue and iws"S ~
e,r.s, To Contractors Sealed proposals TOT urnisnns
naterials and performing work In tne erecon ana III,
is,,on OF the House for the Appellate
'. The Supreme Court. the First Department, IN .e
a, =, New York on north east corner OF Maason
the contract and pursuant 10 map
doe ~. The Laws 1897 viii be received by we
,,rvc Jr,rd Commissioners OF the City or New soIk'
r. of3ce Of the Comptroller. In the stewart buiatns
=. nso broadway in the said city until December -o
;o.- a. 10 clock noon. which time ana place Vic
Ia vi, N. publicly opened Bids for the entire wot
DIGS vii he received deposit OF i've per cent OF
me me, iSo he required furnish bond or ponos a.
Wi, VIII, So- the faithful performance OF MS con'ract II,
cuIlt' ~. approved the Counsel TO the Sorpora'v,
10TH exei by Commissioners OF the SINKING w.
pe", ..rcentun the amount OF the pid WIN wv
a. - s,reti.. whose sufciency shall De suo!ec. U ",
more ~ The Comptroller OF the City OF rev
appro rorosals In full and form OF contrsot 70 'e ~.
cutsd ~ oler where copies can also be ooslne "a
sao \. examined at the once OF james bIo"n
pshs No IGO Fifth avenue In tns City ., ~.
the tn architect will also furnish EXPLANATIONS VI ~
norn, - anv one applying at his once
s" Wv YORK December 9Th, 1871
we" IVAN" WILLIAM L. STRONG. !
Mayor.
JOHN W GoTF Commissioners
Recorder. - ~.
AsHBEL p. FITCH. sinking FUND
Comptroller. '
ANsON G. MCOOK.
Chamberlain.
JOHN T. OAKLEY,
,,,., Committee on Finance. Board OF Aldermen
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTuN GERE1AM 1@WWlD.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN.
Trave. tn. Dec. a. a. m Lain Tu. Jan Is .. m
saaie tn Dec 81 a. M Saale Tu.. Jan. Is a. m
Trsve Tu. Jan. H. a. m Havel .Tu.. Feb g. a. m
KAISER WIN DER CROSSE. Tues. Jan =. p. m
OFIRICHS e. CO, . BOWLING GREEN.
GERMAN MEnlTER RAMEAMSERV1GE
.uANsr,RG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD
Express from New-York
10 Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa.
"A Victoria Dec H. 10 An 'Normannia Jan 10 AZ
+Ka.er W II Dec 80 10 AM . Bismarck Jan p 10 AN
Also steamers Alexandria. Egypt, in JAN. FEB ana
March ,., IL.
Return tickets available for the steamers OF either ne
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar, Hamburg. Bremen Lon
oo"' ,is ns,rr A nerican North German Lloyd.
Line Oelr.chs & Co.. Agents.
81 Broadway y 7 2 Bowling Green. y. 7.
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EMPLOYMENT ALEACiEs.

At ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
c,.s- sorn~.tlcs are supplied: desirable en-
Moves for merchants. manufacturers. In
situations hotels: references verified: Of
nce Managers stenographers. bookkeepers.
cle.ts mechanics. -"
HONGRANDS :. Superior family cook. IN
or gu. Of town. hest citv reference.
luncheon diner parties. good on pastry.
bread. game. $40 TO s23. ~ West '.d-st.
REST SERVANTS: best system IRW1N'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. C;h-ave. snd
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations OF 23d ST. Penn r. RI. Cor,landt or
Desbrosses St
sIndlcates time from West ODD 81. Other figures show
time from CortlanSt Desbroses 50.
'6:1O. G:4O A. NJ daily Sunday s6t5. A. M for
MAUCV CHUNK and intermediate stations. -
1850 s:Io A. NJ daily tor wiLKEsBARRE sCnAN-
TON ,week days.. EI.MRA week dayO ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points dining car and
chair car 10 buffalo
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rrnyIsuED ROOMS WANTED.

~ ~ ~ - - =
WANTED a neat room n homt.ikc.
Christian family. within fifteen minutes
Of Wsnamaker's. state terms. must be
reasonable. y. r. C.. Box I. Tribune or
Nce
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-.,oo-o<o ~>.~<~<> m mn nm -
PRIVATE American family offer two de
sirable rooms with board: references
1876 West l3.,d st.
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L.. ,.. Vail Brooklyn. December 1. 1S95.-The
Once Win receive scaled proposals at thi: once
until In, hey will be opened for the purchars o.
q. whole or any Of $4,000 NE.
Mp 49, Of The Guy Of Brooklyn issued for the pay
Gold StocS ward in the Of the condemnation OF
menI o. Island Water supply Companys franchises ana
the lr.ns nsyabl. December 20. 1917. go
properly; Stock as to Principal and Interest will DO
IH. in COLD COIN OF the United States OF America
psya standard Of weight and fneness and under
OF 'o rnryons OF the City Charter amended oy Chap
the ~ the Laws 1895 is free and exempt from all
..ss,rayiSn except state purposes. .
PAYMENT OF purchase money 10 be MADE on Decemns
~ an tho first day January and July in each year
rronosas must state the price offered. the amount OF
-. Sss,-ed and be Proposals for Registered
Sock and enclosed in second envelope addressed
o. " palmer Comptroller City Of Brooklyn.
The right is reserved reject any all BIDS not
..smed for the interest Of the City.
oe~'NeN ' GEORGE W PALMER. Comptroller.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

CLYDE LINE. , w., so,.r,, ~ .o,-ru
WEST.
N. only Steamer Line u CHARLESTON. s. G.. and
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANCE
superb Passenger Accommodations.
Reduced Wnler Excursion rates now IN effect -
IRoOl-OTS Wed, Dec. \ COMANCHE. Non Dec Is
AiGONoT-IN Fri Dec 10 Seminole tchas only) Dec. 10
lron, Pier 20 Fas, River foot Roosevelt STD 3 p NJ
VIM +. CLYDE & CO. General Agents
Bowling Green, NJ Y.
Fla Cen q Pen Fast r. T. r. lane. via Jacksonviiie
Great Freight rrd Passenger Line. via Charleston.
T G. EGER General Agent. 375 Broadway. " l.
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TZ:00 noon daily. rTcrpt SUNNY.
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo a35 p. NJ Pullman ves,ihus Day
coaches and Tsrlor Cars Dining Car service Meals Ia
carte Connects At Buffalo with through sleepers to
Detroit and chicago.
.i..oO. I2:iO p ". daily except Sunday. FOR MAUcH
CHUNK and inte-mediate points -
'i2;50. 1913 T. N. SUNDAYS only. for EAsToN.
MATCH CHUNK and the coal brancheI.
RARRF pITTSToN SCRANTON and principal interne-
Connects for all points in coal regions.
chair car FOR wilk-sharre
pAREF PITTS ron SCRANTON and principal ln,.rme
dAa stations Connects for all points In the coal regions
Pullman Du-.i Pa-or Car 10 Wiik-sbarre.
s:,:5O go = VI daily. rxc-p, Sunday for MAtCH
CHUNK and incrmeiar stations. Chair car 10 Beth
lchen.
.G,5O 200 p. daily for BI'FrAIO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper ve.;ihule
train y Y y chicago. Siecper- Buffalo and Toronto
$40 $50 4 NJ daily. except sunday: stoppink only
a, SOr'TH PIAINFGEfD. EAsroN. BETHLEHEM
MATCH CHtNk. l. & - 1rSlDrIoE. sAfHE GESE-
VA HorHEsTFP BATAVIA RrFTALO And TORoN-
TO pullman sleeper for Buffalo None hu, fleepins
passenger carried No baggage carried -
.s.5O 300 = NJ daily Tor wlLKFsnARRE 1TH-
LC. GENEVA ROCHESTER BuFFALo. NIAGARA
AsdnraI local trains daily except Sunday FOR BOUND
PPOOK and Intermediate points lave as follows IS 20
= 90 20. 1880 (Suncsys ony) A. NJ.
200 2 20 arl 20 go NJ
Ticket. AID Pullman Accommotatiors a. iis. PSI 213.
AIS ga and 323 Broadway. 81 = lth 81, 1855 p. i23h
81, l27 Bowety y so Tulior g. Court 81. es
proafwav and Brooklyn Amer Brooklyn.
Y CO. will call f0r and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to Destination.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n.
Stations in New-YOrk. foot Of Barclay
and ChrtstOpher streets. -
vESTIBULEp TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Stations in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets. -
vEsT'"uIfGRa Ems. H rINSfsch sv LiGhT BUFFET
Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNToLAlR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvills. Basking
Ridge. Madison. Morristown. passac Patterson Boon,
ton. Dover. S,anhope. NEWTON BUDDS l.Akb
MOUNTAIN. washington PRILIIPsBtRG EAsToN.
WATER GAP STEnIPsE, ri He ,pr NoSstSrf
COKE. DANvILLE: NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
ssY 1s rTca oswEc6 IancA owEo EMiRR
CORNING. BATH. DA:;syLLLE: BI1FrAI,o and all
points wFssT, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M.-BrNGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
stations. - -
1000 4. M:.c.M car, BuEFALo SCRANTON. BING-
RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OSWDGO
EXPREss. Pullman Paror Cars; Connecting at
100 P. MDscRA%ToN WIKI ESBARRE and EI.MIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Psrlor car. -
400 p. M.-sCRANTON WILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman BuTet Parlor car
Tor SCRANTON. BiNGHAMrON. ELMIRA. BUFF
FAIO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. New YORK to
Chicago Dining Car II Buffalo
$50 F. NJ Oai.y)-Bunalo Express Pullman Seepers for
SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON. EIMiRA BATH MT
MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving IN Buffalo : 4 ~
TON. owD5o. ITHACA. EI.MIRA sYRACrsK.
UTICA and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Blne'
rIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Place 40 Broadway and o2 Broadway Tickets a. ferry
stations III <h-ave l2th-st; 81 West 18Th st. 23o
Columbus NewYork: 33s and 1Ss Fulton st and
Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun nfor-
wEsTCoTr ExPREss COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage hotel residence to destination.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-02

CIIriosities of Hawaiian Names.
Many Hawaiian have very funny
names: at least they sound so when
translated into English. For instance,
there is Mr.. chiefs face Mr.. ''Fish
face" Mr.. big face and Mr.. Heaven
" face" In the course of ones travels
it is possible to meet Mr.. "Happy-New-
Year Mr.. Hot Breadfruit," or Mr..
Fish Hook Perhaps wandering down
Nuuanu street one may happen to fall
in with Miss "Lehua blossom" Miss
Orange" Miss Male" or Miss "Lov-
ed One" whilst some of ones fellow
passengers on board the inter-island
steamers may answer to the name of
Fish" Big Fish" Thief" Iron
pot Wind" Tightening, or "Scis-
sors." Mrs. Oldham" Mrs. BOSS"
and Mrs. Pig" are highly respected
ladies' Mr.. little man. big man,
mo man." ''man-woman" and "old
woman" may be seen wedding their
taro patches, assisted by Messrs.
sour" poi" "'arrowroot," "cold skin
and shoes" Mr.. ''Close friend" is in
innate with Mr.. Rising Sun" and
Mrs. House of the Sum-" whilst GO
to-Tahiti' is an old chum of Coup
the-mountain" Mr.. Thirty" Mr..
SANDY Point" Mr.. Rogers Mr.. ga
cred" and Mr.. Blessed" are neigh
bors," and Miss Proud and Miss
Yam went to school together. The
list might be greatly extended, but it
may be as we'll not to forget Messrs.
'Precipice." House" Seat" "Box,"
Star" Bone" together with Mr..
Question" Torch" big Work" and
Pan w. F. w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-02
Wednesday, Feb. II,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

AT my salesroom, Honolulu, will sell
at public auction the AHUPUAA Of
''KAAPUNA," in South Kona, Hawaii
This property contains fine coffee,
pasture and forest lands, and is an
excellent opportunity for investment.
Area, 1905 acres.
Included in the sale are about 300
cords of ohia frewood ready for ship
ment.
Dwellings and laborers' houses, wa
ter tanks, horses, donkeys, etc.
There is a present assured income
from firewood alone.
The property can be subdivided into
small tracts for coffee cultivation.
Map OF the property at my office.
For further particulars, apply to
Jas. F. Morgan.
4510-td AUCTIONEER