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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART -
The Corcoran Gallery Of Art VIII pc open
to visitors on Sunda V, November Z, 1897
from 80 TO b O'Clock p. M. ana VIII De
open every Sunday thereafte during tile
same hours until further notice. ADMISSION
free. BY order, F. :. BARBARlN, Curator.
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Loss than a month of the football sea S'5n
now Iei.aius. ana IL j. dciiniielN Known
that no ci.anuionSlin Iau he de- hleh ms
veal. q be warning factions are FamCetoh
and Iienns ylvania. The TWO teaIls StanG
al IN. very lea d OF the list, and judging
from ue events thus far tins season On
the rridiron. outclass the crimson and tie
blue. But because of an old-tine grudge
the sea son tl,iS wear must be suuli ed oEt
without a championship game. gal.te
between these two elevenS would attract
the attention OF the whole football world.
and il is 10 be regretted that they cannot
meet this season. Princeton has promised
Go bury the hatche1 next sesaOn.
Nelth,r one of these teams has more
than un- game with the others ur the big
four" this ea>on, aud under tie cirCum-
stances it. would be difficult 10 fix the
championship.
BY heating Harvard and Princeton this
year Yale woGld earn the rtgit 10 the naIic
Of chsmPUn. ana Harvard would Claim q
il IL csuld defeat Yale aud the Quakers.
The claim would La allowed. too, by all hut
Princeton T,-o Nle. and L rinceton would have
to knncSle under Should it's contest with
Yale result in victory for the latter.
should Harvard defeat PENNSYLVANIA, Yale
defeat Harvard and Princeton defeat Yale
the Tigers Will hang out championship
flag and give themselves a banquet; tut
their claim would even then rest ON the re-
suit Of only one game. But 10y the reversal
oi that Chain Of Victories Pennsylvania could
claim tie championship, hut its claim. too
would really rest oil only a single game.
As a matter OF fact there can hardly he a
champion team among the big four un-
less they come together for more games.
The games Of next Saturday viii not BE
OF great Importance but a week later the
best games OF the season will begin. ON
that day win he PLAYED the game which -
generally accepted d : the most important
Of tie vear-the Harvard Yale game. The
Yale Princeton game viii come tue week
following, and No viii llarvard's annual
battle with the Penns ylvania Qu9kers
That viii wind up the season in the East.
In the East, therefore, there are hun three
more Saturdays for big games, and in the
West there are but four more pla wing days
fcr intpo-tant games.
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The Superb Service of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad.
Is it's greatest advertisement. To Phila-
delpnia and return next Sunda y Tor ~.
nos 3t-em
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PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO HEAT
ina. amman afIls aI Iln IrIiIa.l EfaieS laIl

PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO HEAT
ing apparatus at the United states Jail,
Washington, ID. C. department OF Justice,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
department until 2 O'CL0Lk +. u. On
Thu RSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NO.
VENEER, 1897, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the materials ana lator
required in making certain changes In ana
additions 10 the heating apparatus In the
United states jail, at Washington, ID. e.,
I'm accordance with the drawings ana
specifications, copies OF which may he
Department OF Justice. The right is
reserved To reject any or all bids or TO
waive any defect or intoruality in any
bid, should it be deemed in the interests
of the Government to 10 so. Proposals ton
forms to he procured from the department }
must he enclosed In envelopes, sealed AMI
ing apparatus, etc" ana addressed 10 the
General Agent, Department or Justice,
Washington, II. O.
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A great deal has hcen said about the
decline in base stealing during the past
season. Many papers, commenting sagely
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LEI I 7. HUI z IMAM,
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TRUSTEE SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY DWELLING, STA BL f AND CAR
RlAGE HOUSE AT CHA MBERS' STA
TON, On TIE GREAT FALLS ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY.
recorded in liber No. 1852. folio 221.
CT seq, one OF the land records Of the Dis
trict or Columbia, and at the request of the
holder or th nOie secure d thereby, we viii
sell at public auction In front OF the prem
lses- on TCESDA y, the Esd day of %Oyem-
Der A. II. 1897. at 1920 O'Clock a. n, the
following described real estate aud inn
prOVcmfntS thereon, VIZ. III OF that Ger
tam piece Of land known and distinguished
as being lot numbered fourteen II a., in
biDck one 10. in the subdivision made by
jacob J. clark and John & Hurst as parts,
or White Haven and Harlem.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the
bdidnce IN one year from daY or sale, the
purchaser giving his note for the defer red
payment. secured by deed of trust ON the
property, with interest payable Semi-an-
nuaily at ile rate OF six Is per cent per
annutn. deposit of 81 OF will he required
at the time Of sale. II cOD-eyancfIg and
recording 3t purchasers cost. Terms Of
sane To DE complied with within ten days
from DAY or sale or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of purchaser
JAS. &. SPRIGG,
FLOYD :. PATTERSON,
. Trustees
noo,S.1o, 13, 5.1s,2O %
THOMAS BOWLING * co. Aucts
Oh T. ~, n "
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Races a Benning-November 9 to 20
Special trains will leave Sixth Street
Station at and 40 p. m. on week days
during the meet. Round trip rate csc.
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

0oid filings and bridge work . spe
ciaIty, at the lowest price; amalgam fill.
ings, DOC; full sets OF teeth on plates, so;
absolutely painless. Doc, without, 2bc all
work done by experts. and guaranteed the
best; open On 6undays from 10 10
O'Clock. mh22-0
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THOMAS BOWLING * CO.,
AUCtiOueers

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE-FIFTH IN
DIVIDED I'M Eft EST AND ESTATE on
X STREET FORMERLY 9Th STREET.
NEAR SD STREET FORMERLY MAR
KET STREET, WEST WASHINGTON
FORMERLY GEORGETOWN.I
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES
English Critics Now Praise Amer,
ica's Lightweight, Tod Sloane.
CHANCES OF THE BIG TEAMS

C,Jlene Elcvcns Have Some I'M
porta1t Games To Play NeXt week
ssHIack" Critic. the Western
Boxer, Making a Name for HIM.
ssif in New York.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID.
c., Washin gton, November l, 1S9I-Seaied
proposals viii be received at this office until
L. o'clock m, SA Tt RDAY, November 20,
1897, for widening and repaying Tenth
street northwest, from ID to + streets.
Blank forms of proposals, specifications and
all necessary inforua ton may be Ohta ined
at the office Of the Engineer commissioner,
DC. JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN b. WIGHT,
W. NJ. BLACK, Commissioners, ID. {.
MOB Stem
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"A NEW PLAN

MONEY to loan in small sums on personal
security; no delay. Address H +; W,
this office. oc22-tf
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sTRONe WORK
CAPTAIN Wells Team Has Taken
a Big Brace.
UNDERWOOD BACK AGAIN

Famous Center Goes in at His OIu
Position on the Iine-Pdrson
Forced observation-disclosures :
Game With the Maryland n. u
Wi. Be Exciting.
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Ni,cn the L. eliSh turf critics were ioHu
An their denunciatiun of the Il yle shown by
'.Tud'' Sloane, the Arperio an Jockey VINO
isnow riding there, those on this side OF ihe
water vhc knew the boy best were forced
"a smile at the hitter scathing words
w ait, was all they said. 1t did no. take
hon. for the boy to silence his critics
After getting tie hang OF the English
methods atii gaining some idea OF the New
market course, Tod began TO put tnem
over the plate with regularity. His style
continued TO he derided by the British eN-
pcrts tut the hoy won for ali that Ii was
a fitting thing that America best light
weight shoGld be able TO surprise tie Eng
li>NH,"n by MS style.
Shame H. undoubtedly one OF the rest
riders un the American turf today. There
sre many niuEs that 20 To make nm mat.
Unlike many "a ,he other boys, sloane cal
take "A rest from tart labors Tor a white
aud then rCturn To the saddle every Mt
a. good as when he left IL. La sbyle ne
sits well up on the wi.hers ol the horse
aud wien il comes TO a finish, can hsIdride
his mount or whip, as the oocaSh4i may
rp,uire, tIs well ~ any Jockey he uses
rare mental skin in the handing OF hls
mounts. He il q Young man OF ihteih-
sance aad can talk entertaintnglN OF ms
Dr,,fes>i0n. IL * said OF hIn Uhas ne can
do more by threatening q horse with lhe
with than any rider on the turI- Judge
Murfhv, who has seen much al he boN
work on C1Ifurui; tracks, SAYS 'f nm
that he mas seen nim apparently whip
horse for an eighth Uf a mile, bul after
le Gisn,Ountcd there was not trace OF
ms lashng on the horses flahE lie sci
dom has a horse swerVe under Nun lie
makes a particular study OF roiSe :
temaer before he gels into the pIgskus
and knows eNaUuly what the aniinal :
likes AID Cfslikes are. He caters 10 both
OF them.
The toy is from Kokomo. Ind, and has
br,tber. ..gash.'' who has teen rldl8G this
season at Harlem. Tod has great
,,.outaiirn of I,ring > high roller, hut his
constant tn,proveInent IN riding would is
aicst. that he drinks little ana takes tire
h,->t of care Of himself He is sometimes
known a. the beau Brumrnel of The
turf. because of tbs remarkable clothes
H. affects ev,ning dress and nigh hats Al
The slighteS, iHovOcatiUn, aud Ia that re
sn.ct mus, have surprised the EneliShmen.
Sloane is q great friend OF "PiushurG
Piil and 81 mast have cost Mr.. heeli'
~ pretty peany To get his services Tor tiiS
English invasion. II has been stated on
fair authority that Shame saved S5o.c"o
ont of Ms innings Tins year. He wili
ride for the Messrs. Fleschmarn next
wear at . ~ larry of 81 coo.
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FLOYD :. PATTERSON,

no5,S,10 Ii, 5.1S,2O,23
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
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MONEY WA NTED.ANp TO LOAN.

advanced on your rent income, address
CONFIDENTIAL this office. no1-9t
MONEY TO LOAN From So To $50 to re-
liable parties at legal rate of interest;
money advanced ON bicycles. ROOM :,
Central building, 9th and Pa. ave
oc27-1 m EN-
MONEY to loan in small sums ON personal
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GARCIOSA &c CIGAR, at HEN DER
SONS, 9th and Fasts. NV. aud ASP
N Y ave. ~ Oc1O-2mo
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NERVOUS TROUBLES all kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free book
tells how. Washington Chemical Co..
Washington, ID. {. oc30-u
THE "3 DAYS" CURE flor men) leads
all remedies in this city; prompt and
permanent cure or no Charg &c, consultation
DR.. M'KEEHAN,
nc1 2.lmo 716 18th st. NV
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POSTOFFlCE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the
ports of sailing daily, and this schedule OF
closlngs lis arranged on the presumption Of
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
the week ending November Is, the last con
Meeting closes viii be made at this office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-16

FISH SCALERs. - Many
housekeepers object to pre-
pairing fish for the table, be-
cause of the bother of scaling
them. We have a handy little
instrument for the purpose
which does the work quickly
without scattering the scales
all over the house. They are
cheap. Get one.
FRENCH SLlCERS - These
are light carvers, sharp and
flexible as Chinese razors, just
the thing for choice undercuts
and tenderloin steaks. We
have them in several styles.
CARVERS- We have them
in sets, all styles, ivory, bone,
wood and metal handles at
prices ranging from 81 to SIS.
BREAD KNlVES-All kinds
in ivory, woodor metal handles,
including the celebrated ClauSs
bread knife,
Silver Plated Spoons and
forks in great variety.
Most of the above you can
put in one of our metal fork
and spoon baskets, which
must be seen to be appreciated.
They are cheap, durable and
indispensable.
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Another
MAMMOTH
/, And SALE
By order of Mrs. w. II. Smith, T
shall sell ut my Auction
Rooms
On MONDAY, Jan. 18, 81,
AT 10 O'CLOCK NOON,

1st.-Valuable piece Of land on
Muuka side of Beretania street
elise to res dence Of I. Il. Lucas,
Esq, having frontage on Bere-
lania street of 100 feet and run
ming through to Kiuou street 900
feet with frontage OF 100 feet on
Kinau street. There are three
Houses on the property bringing
in yearly rental of $500. and
room for more dwellings.
Valuable Homestead on Ala.
pal street, corner Quarry and
Lunalilo streets, one block from
residence Of j. L. Hackfe!d, ESQ,
at present occupied by f. Z.
Nichols, Esq. The House is new
with most modern Improvements
and appliances. Elegantly finish.
ed. Cathedral and plate glass
throughout, something novel and
grand.
3-Most valuable property on
Fort street adjoining High School
gr' unds with z fine dwellings on
same, always occupied and COM
nundipg fine rentals owing to the
n"arness to the city and unequal
ed locality, being on high ground
and drained to the street.
This is undoubtedly the finest
offer made to the public for some
time past, giving anyone chance
for Town or Suburban residence,
or speculator surety of hand
some returns on his Investments,
! especially as the localities arc of
the best and none other available
in the vlcinities. Insurance is pre-
paid on all buildings for q years
to come and Water rates to July
lst. Titles perfect.
Terms Cash in u S Gold Coin.
DEEDS at expense # purchaser
For further particulars, apply to
w. S. LUCE,
49S-td Auctioneer.
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z" -ss.
! neiy Topics

We have an immense con-
signment of new goods on the
way which will make quite a
sensation when we expose them
Tor sale. In the meantime, we
desire to call your attention to
a few little articles which are
indispensable in all well-re-
gulated households.
The GEM Ice SHAVER is
just what you want. After
you have used it once you
will realize how much ice you
might have saved in the days
gone by, not including the
wear and tear of your temper.
The Gem Ice Shaver is handy,
cheap, economical and labor
saving. Get one.
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siderations, which ought to occur
to any American journalist at the
very approach to the Hawaiian
question, we find journals ordin-
arily able and thoughtful advocat.
ing not only the bluff re-
lection of Hawaiian overtures
for closer political union, but
agitating even the abolition of the
basis of the mutual commerce of
the United States and Hawaii,
which is the very foundation of
that understanding undoubtedly
existing among the Powers of
earth whereby the American
sphere Of influence is recognized
as covering these islands. And
this line of action those professed
moulders and opponents of Amer
lean public opinion take under the
protext that the free admission of
Hawaiian sugar amounts at once
to a defrauding Of the United
States treasury and serious oh
stacIe to the attainment Of an
exclusively home supply of
American sugar. They do not see
that this contamination would be
so much nearer realizing, with q
corollary of other advantages, by
making these islands American
territory.
Besides they must be wilfully
blind to another consideration
that comes naturally. When the
United States sugar industry has
reached the stage when it can sup
ply the entire domestic consump-
ton, its expansion will be close to
the danger mark Of over-produc-
ton. Expectation Of the suaplus
bound to he produced on the pas
sing of that mark would be the
safety. valve, or the alternative TO
the evil of artificial interference
for the limiting of production.
When that point was reached the
entire sugar product of Hawaii
would make little difference in the
situation, and with Hawaiian
sugar on the same footing as
American-if it vas not by that
time actually American - the
United States would simply have
so much more sugar for the foreign
market. Would that be any thing
to deplore ? Certainly this
last year the people of the United
States have not mourned over the
amount Of the surplus of wheat
they had to export. Ii the oppo
nents of annexation on the other
side will honestly consider the
reasons why reciprocity has thus
far been maintained by their own
country, some of which are pre-
scented in the foregoing remarks
they will be convinced that neither
the sugar nor any other interes
Of America has suffered by re-
ciprocity with Hawaii, Having
arrived at that conclusion they
will, it is safe to say, not find i
difficult, without outside assist
ance, to decide that everything
which can be said in defense o
reciprocity, and other thing,
added, may be urged in advocacy
of having these jewels of the Pa
cific affixed to the diadem of Anne
rican civilization.
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w aikiki Beach
On MONDAY, Jan. IS, 1897,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

This opportunity OF securing
Magnificent WAIKIKI Beach Lot
is undoubtedly the finest ever
offered and most certainly tie
best chance to obtain a Superb
Seaside Residence. The loca-
ton and Bathing are par eX.
cellence. Tho Property is thick
ly planted with well.grown cocoa
nut AID other trees, and well.
covered with manienie grass.
The Property has been wisely
divided to suit the requirements
of any intending purchaser or
can DO disposed of in toto.
A Plan of same may be seen at
my Auction Room.
~ For further particulars,
apply to
W. S. LUCE,
400. I'm Auctioneer.
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Hilo frowns when called "the
rainy town" 1t would smile to
secure the title of "the reigning
town" Go ahead, Hilo!
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not barred and the calculation
to bare figures of balance
of trade and loss of custom house
revenue. These are just the res
trictious to the discussion that the
opponents of the hitherto partial
and proposed full Americaniza-
ton of Hawaii would impose. The
intelligent public opinion of the
United States, though, will not
admit an estoppel to considera-
tons that are more germane to
the question of the relations of
the two countries than the
mere custom house statistics
of the existing status. Who
will dare to say that without the
reciprocity treaty the Anglo.
Saxon enterprise, pioneered by
Americans, which gained foot
ing here upon the dawn OF civili-
zation, would not have raised the
group to high degree of pros
perity? Adapting themselves to
circumstances there is not the
least doubt that the men who had
made Honolulu's commercial
fame honorable and widespread
before the Inauguration of reci-
procity should, if that measure
had never been negotiated, have
kept right on enhancing the i'm
portance of Honolulu az COM
mercial station and developing
the resources of the group to
nourish its commerce. Only the
enhancement might not have
been go rapid, nor the develop.
ment so much identified with the
interests OF the United Statos, nor
thie now prosperous and highly
respected community be so char
enthusiastically American as it is.
Without reciprocity the largest
distinct fleet of noble vessels UNI
der the American flag, built in
American shipyards and having
their chief base of out
Citing and supplies in Ame-
rican ports, would never have
been created. Whatever trade the
high American tariff wou,d have
permitted between the two coun.
tries would have been conducted
chiefly under European flags I'M
til Hawaiian merchants had been
able to secure vessels Of their own
for doing their maritime business.
To reciprocity is due the almost ex-
elusive patronizing of American
shipbuilders for the creation OF two
large fleets OF both wooden and
iron steamers for the internal traf-
fc of this group. Reciprocity
called into service two large ocean
steamships for the trade between
San Francisco and Honolulu.
which in few years were trans
ferred to the transpacifc route be-
tween the former port and Austria
lnsia. Built in an American ship
yard these two irNn steamships,
ranking among the swiftest in the
Pacific, have now Tor many years
borne the proud and until lately
the unique distinction for Ameri,
can steamships of fulfilling con-
tracts for carrying British mails
Had it not been for the con-
cessions of intimate commercial
intercourse granted by the Unit,
ed States to Hawaii in 1876, the
declaration of American right to
control of these Hawaiian Isl.
ands, made in the platform upon
which the Republican party has
elected the next President of the
United States, would have Leen
equally AZ groes an avowal of the
doctrine that might makes RICH,
Just as rank an exhibition OF
supercilious domination of a