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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
ARMY TARGET PRACTICE.
A Suggestion by General Forsyth Has
Been Acted Upon by tho Sec
retary OF War.

retary OF War.
From the following copy of letter re-
Gently received by General John w. For.
syth, commanding the Department of
California, it appears that the soldiers
will have an opportunity to indulge in
smail-arm practice in the future:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTAST-GENERAL's OFFICE}
WASHINGTON. March Is, 1897
The Commanding General, Depa, taseat of Cali
j0rnid, San francisco, CGL-SlR: The major.
general commanding the army desires me to
inform you, with reference to your sug yestion
of the 9th uit upon letter from the command
ing officer, Alcatraz Island, CAL, that fixed
allowance, based upon the requirements for
small-arms practice. is. desirable for the foot
artillery, that the Secretary of War authorizes
an annual allotment for all small arms target
practice for each foot artillery soldier, armed
with the magazine rife. at the rate of So SO
per man. This will provide for the necessary
target practice, to include the 3OO-yArd range,
as under existing Instructions, and also for
gallery practice and the necessary revolver
practice form .rly provided for under section
c, paragraph 392. Army Regulations Of 1889.
Very respectfully. ]. C. GILMORE,
Assistant Adjutant-G General. !
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Emma Jaokson,s Trial.

The jury in the case of Emma Cleyerly, for
merly known as Chita Jackson, failed to agree
after being locked up all night, and the de-
fendant was remanded to the custody OF the
Sheriff, with bonds fixed at S25OO. She is
charged with stealing jewelry worth $3.50
from Kittie Burning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
DR.. yoorsanrsr,s Lecture.

Divine services this evening at the Temple
Emanuel commence at 7:45 O'Clock. DR..
Voorsanger will deliver a lecture on the fol.
lowing subject: 1.-TWO Systems OF Arriving at
Truth" The community is invited to attend.
All are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
RAILROAD TRAVEL,
MOUNT TAMALPAIS.

Trains connect with North Pacido
Coast Railroad.
WEEK DAYS-.rave S. F. 9:15 A. NJ l:4spN
Eeturning-Arrive s. r. rs r NJ $500 r M
SCNDAYS-LeaveS S. 4. SA. NJ IL 30 A. N. / 80 p n
Returning-Arrfve 5. F. 1915 FM.x: 20 Pm. 1885 p r.
Tickets for sale in Mill Valley or
THO-. COOK & sons, GIL Market st., S. r
MIL Valley and Mount Tamalpas Scenic Railway.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Atlantic
AND
Pacific

Leaves da ly at 90 carving Pullman Palacs
DrawtnS-room and Modern Upholstered Touriss
6leeptng-carS which run daily through TO Chicaga
VIA Kansas Cisy. Annex cars for Denver and 81
LOuia
BostoE Excursions. via Kansas City, Chica9o
Montreal and the White Mountains leave ever
Tuesday
The best railway nom California to the uxas
Rev rails new Ties; dust; interesting seen ery
ano good meals in Harvey's diningrooms.
San Francisco Ticket ONCE. ga Marlxea
st., Chronicle building. Telephone Main
l424a Oakland, ll2S Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

ALWAYS the best specs and eyeglasses. Ber.
telling Optical Company. 14-16 Kearny ct.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Rey Ell Sa1to, Col. Dan,
(has. Le Bel.
Second race-Devault, Little Cripple.
Japouica.
Third race-Candor, Perhaps, Sea
Spray.
Fourth race - Montgomery, Major
Cook, MobaIaska.
Fifth race-The Roman, Lincoln IL,
Babe Murphy.
Sixth race-Sauta Bella, Lady Dia-
mond, Caliente.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
TO CARRY BICYCLES.

Hayes-Street Cars to Be Equipped With
Holders by Sunday.
In view of the successful operation OF
the bicycle holders it placed on the cars
of the Sacramento-street line on February
7. the Market-street Railway Company
will fit up all the cars of the Hayes-street
line in the same manner. 1t is expected
to have these cars equipped for use on
Sunday. This line was chosen because it
passes the Veiodrome. Eventually, II the
demand justifics. the cars of all the lines
of this company will be so equipped.
The wassail ale of merry old England
was made of ale, nutmeg, sugar, toast and
roasted apples.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
RAILROAD TRAVEL,

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPAcIFIc sYsTEM)
Trains leave nnd nre duo to arrive nt
SAN FEsANCISCO.
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Following are to.day's entries:

"CALL" RACING GUIDE.
PDy the inter meeting
7s7 On mile;
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
INGLEsIDE COURsING.
1t Will Continue During All OF To
day.

1t Will Continue During All OF To-
day.
Coursing at 1ngleside will last over to-
day, this week, for the programme Is a
long one. The runs yesterday were as
follows:
Sapling stake-G. Whitney's Zoe beat Mira
Monte Kennels Tarara; P. e. Curtis Cavalier
beat S. w. Smiths Sans Souci; c. S. Appleby' S
Sister Mary beat G. Woods Topsy; II. Springs
Sun Up be at ]. Fields Warm Blood; Merriwa
Kennels Lily beat J. Edmonds' Green Valley !;
P. c. Curtis Rosette beat Shaller and Con-
nelly's Decorator.
Puppy stake-H. Springs Pippin beat A. ].
Dufty's Brooklyn Boy. T. Reilly's Harkaway
ii beat J. Perigos North Pole, J. FieIPs Santa
Bella beat J. Tracys Jessie, z. McLaughlin'S
Lady Penn beat Mira Monte kenneps Jester,
II. Springs Playmate beat J. Byrnes Nellie b,
S. E Portals At Last beat ]. Fields Jessie
Maid, J. Shannon's Doodle Jr. beat w. P. Pitt
mans Happy Girl H. Springs Shaun Rhue
beat w. P Pittman's Advance, ]. Byrne's Oc-
cidental beat p. McLaughlin's Cyclone, ].
Cox's Clifton Lass beat NJ. Welch's Tipperary
Llss, Pasha kennels Gallant Foe beat 2. Sulli-
vans Snow. r. McHugh's Mountaineer beal n.
Dunlea's Swan, I. McHugh's Springfield beat
NJ. Welch's Kerry Slide.
Al[aged stake-Bartels e. Barrow's Black
stone beat H. G. Layng's Fl Dorado; Karo d
Lundins Uncle Sam beat Pasha kennePs
Arapahoe; Merriwa kennels Waratah beat j.
SeXsmith's Vigilant; w. c. Peyton's Flying
Buck beat J. Hurley's Jimmy Rix; J. Byrnes'
Seminole beat Merriwa kennei's Camill q /;
Miramonte kennels Electric beat D. Roche's
Edmonds' Move On; T. humans Little Tom
beat d. Roche's Pacific Queen; S. E. Portals
Magnet beat W. Kewin's Edwin b; J. Tracy's s
Fireman beat G. Parknson's Tullamore.
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MUSTER AAO INSPECTION
Troops to Be- Early on the Pre-.
sidio Parade Ground This
Morning.
Regulating the Pay of Non.Com mis-.
stoned Officers in the Army-The
New Firing Reg ulatione.

This being the last day of the month"; the
usual muster and inspection will be held at
the Presidio early this morning. Later in the
day the troops will act as escort to veterans OF
the Grand Army and the First Regiment of
infantry, n. G. c., that are TO take part in the
ceremonies at the cemetery.
As this is the beginning of a new month,
it has not yet been determined if there will be
any military problems at the post or not
A circular from headquarters of the army
says: "The season of 1897 will be used largely
for practice in military reconnaissance and in
making the sketches, notes and reports incl
dent thereto. The posts and camps of the
troops Will be taken centers of districts of
observation, and the bicycle used as far as
practicable without expense to the United
States. This is not to prevent exercises in
minor tactics and other prescribed instruc-
tions." The circular has been sent 10 the COM
manding generals of the several departments.
The Senate has passed the bill TO regulate
the pay OF non-commissioned officers after the
1st OF next July. By the bill the pay is fixed
at $50 per month for sergeant-major, quarter
master sergeant and first sergeant, $23 for
sergeant and $17 for corporal.
During the past week several officers of the
National Guard visited the Preside for the
purpose OF studying the military movements
that were executed there, and it is likely that
they profited by the object-lessons, as well as
dld those who participated in them.
The work OF revising the small arms firing
regulatio having been comp. .eted, the gen.
eral order to the service announcing the
changes will soon be issued. The work of re-
vision was Dy Captain John S. Mallory, and
the report has been approved by Secretary of
War Alger. There are Il number of radical
notifications OF existing regulations. Here
after there Will not be any competition in
which both officers and men will engage. Of
ficers will compete against each other in every
other even. numbered year, and officers of the
infantry VIII practice with rifle aud revolver
and officers OF cavalry with carbine ana re-
yolyer.
The new regulations make changes in the
targets, and the objects sought to be attained
are to make the divisions of the various tar
gets TO hits on which the highest values are
assigned bear as close resemblance as posi-
BILE 10 the objects at which q soldier would fire
in battle at the ranges for which the targets
are designed, and to compel a der TO aim
at near the bottom OF the target III order to
score hits on the objective.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
The Second BRIGADE.

Colonel Currier, Colonel James F. Smith of
the First Infantry, Leutenaut-ColoneI Stone
and Captain Kelleher, adjutant of the First
were at the Presidio last Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of determining the best route
over which 10 march to-day the road to
the cemetery, where George II. Thomas post
will unveil monument.
Next Saturday Colonel Fairbanks of the
Fifth Infantry, adjutant, lieutenant quarter
master and Lieutenant Derby, commis>ary
Will go to Santa Cruz to examine site offered
for the encampment of the Fifth.
Colonel Smith in Regimental orders says:
The following schedule OF drills is hereby au-
nounced to take effect May %, 1897:
Battalions-There shall be ut least six battalion
drills for each battalion during the year. exclusive
of any that may be hed during encampm en- ts
the dates of these drills be fixed by he majors
commanding.
Companies-B, C, G, 1 on Mondays; F, X on
Tuesdays; r. II on Wednesdays; a, l. on Thurs
days; d. NJ on Fridays Cadet Company on Mon
days and Tnursdavs)
Formations of battalions-Com pauies in limo
from right to left:
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

armory on Steuart street and lecture will be
delivered by Albert Fl. Elliott, lieutenant
junior grade
The battalion is making all arrangements
for the cruise IN July. In connection with the
cruise there will be seven-days' encamp-
ment The fourth division at Santa Crrz Will
come to this City and join the first and aecond
divisions in the cruise and camp! Inc
Comsnche has now fifty tons of coal on board
and she will take on 100 tons more before the
start is made on the Sd of July. II is expected
Marin County, possibly in the vicinity OF FL
Gamma
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

There are several places in England
where any one can for the asking get a
glass of beer and piece of bread. One of
Them is the Hospital of st. Cross, near
Winchester. Any person who chooses TO
apply at the porter's lodge there is pro-
vided with horn cup of beer and wedge
of bread. The custom originated with a
generous old gentleman who left sum Of
money to provide all corners with this re-
freshment in perpetuity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
Th. Naval Battalion.

The inspection of the Naval Battalion at
this point viii take place on tuesday, the 9Th
~ Jnne. Colonel Frank w. Sumner being the
inspecting officer.
Tomorrow will be lecture night at the
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
Third Brigade.

MERGED, CAL, May 26. - Company II
of the Sixth was inspected by Major Frank s.
Rice. brigade INSPECTOR, on May IL. The in
specting officer was accompanied py Colonel
S. S. Wright of the Sixth. who was visiting his
command. The company will not receive
quite so high rating as on the inspection OF
last year, because of the preponderance of
new men. There has been a considerable
change in personnel during the past year
which of course shows in the drill Yet the
company did well on the whole. After the
ceremony was over the company was taken
cut in the street and put through the march
ing movements by Major Rice Owing 10 the
illness of Captain Graham who was disa bled
by lame back Lieutenant Guthrie com
manded The company during the inspection
Lieutenant Colonel A. ]. PedIar, brigade
surgeon, presided at an election for ca piain
held last Monday night. Captain Graham,
who has served In that capacity for four years.
declined to be a candidate for reelection be-
cause of business relations that would not per
NIT him TO give much time TO the company
as he felt q commander should.
First Lieutenant Art Guthrie was unanf-
rnously selected to succeed Captain Graham
The new captain is well known throughout
the National Guard, particularly in the Sev-
enth Regiment, where he served for several
wears. He is an energetic and capable officer,
and with the support of mis- men should be
able TO make record for Company Ii of which
the citizens OF Merced will be proud.
George w. Conway was elected to succeed
the new captain as first lieutenant. Mr. Con-
wav was formerly q member of the company
and was its original first lieutenant.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

Mrs Gonzales, Sta Rosa Stokes & w,sebastpl
Leder, n ii Howard & W, Cal
w Ksseberg, Sacto Graham Los Ang
g Harney. Marysvilie Ncholl. Sacto
DR. w george, Antioch Mrs M Prater, Portland
A A Smith, Fresno MissMainwearing. Portld
Denkruger, Concord Miss l. PrnZ- Monterey
B Oullahan. Stockton HFrankerhemer,S Stkn
l. }, Green Orovtle - Menke, n Y
r w Eilermau, Orovle A NJ Robb, Port Costa
J a Andrews, Cal Temple, Cal
w White, Oakland st Maurice, CHICAGO
r Power Los Pueblo A Waterman Alameda
Mrs B Clark, Sacto A Dowd Chicago
Mrs Hess, Williams, Los Ang
Miss Hess, n Y Williams Los Ang
T. II Glover, Wis Caro- Boss, Chico
K Eiggs, Gridley 7 Lauritzen, Salinas
Miss LauritZen Salinas A Hudson, Templeton
PALACE HOTEL
A Blerce, Los Gatos NJ Daube. Chicago
w L Woodcock, Pa WGMcPherson PaloAlto
NJ Anguiano Palo Alto Ailaire, Palo Alto
A Brayton, Oakland II Burlingame, N Y
II 5 Potter & W, Boston d Plume It w. Conn
Mrs Warmcastle, Pa Warmcastle Pa
NJ Goidberger, Il A Manley, Palo Alto
J DENIS, Reno Mrs g Newall, Chicago
G 2 StimsoD&w, Los Ang Miss r. r NewaI, Chlca go
L W Blime d W. os Ang r . Robbins suisun
Miss Newell Chicago Peakes, Santa Cruz
l. stern. n DrAFSchinenan, Los Ang
] NcMahon, NY de Golyer, Los Ang
. Posey, Colo
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
Mrs Hauber. Alvarado Miss NJ joyce, Alvarado
Miss Floyd, San Jose Haugher. Portland
J Feeney, Cordelia kieth, Cordelia
Z NJ Brown, Vallejo L ID oleman IL ), Me
w Siebert IL W, Mateo Mrs Henry, Alameda
A l. jackson & W, Jose w McMullen, Philad elphi
Mrs w Snowden, Cal Miss y Snowden, Cal
A Flint. Watsonville Lacy, Los Angeles
w Cough, Los Angeles X l. Harris u w, sac
f Allen, Crescent City Mrs NJ Pi1ley, San Jose
Miss PiXley, San Jose G Barron d W, Daugh-
sen j II Shine, Sonora ter Ci
Miss Gumpel, San Jose Miss Barrymore, Ohio
Peters Sunol Barrett Riverside
z Brooklyn, Brooklyn
LICK HOUSE.
Miss Ely, MINI Miss c Ely. MINI
l. Adams, Visslia ii Taylor, San Rafael
T Wadsworih, Portland T. Downing Vsalia
J b Johnson, Fresno w b HICKS Oroville
g Drake, oakland w T. Bains. Portland
l. Hobbs. Fresno st John, Fresno
Sawyer Cal Go rie, sonora
+ Nicol stockton w b Nutter, stockton
NJ Ii Orr, Stockton l. McLaren, n Y
Persse, Canada NJ Miller Fresno
S Moore, Cal q Whitney, Cal
Lowell Cal o Bradley, Visalia
G l. Arnold, L33 Ang T. IL Owen, Fresno
Chandler Jr Elmira * NJ Cripps Elmira
c CadmaD, kimirA nglander, Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Taylor Gearhart, Presido o c Bell Portland
NJ selocune. Portland Binearh, Portland
5 Jacks. Napa Haniwel, Ohio
f. Ford Astoria X + Birdsal Portland
w Williams, Placer Co Mia, ,MissMcC Coy ,SanJose
J Harden berg, Cal fougen Va'ieiJ
James Murry, Vallejo Miss NJ Kenney, Vallejo
w : GafYney, Vallejo + Vanieso, U S
MissSpencer, LosAngels Louis lber Sacrame nto
Maud Hamme ,Clrciville ] H Lyons g. ", SanJose
BALDWIN HOTEL.
J 6 Nevis Vallejo Morton, Seattle
L X Den.ia, Vallejo M s. Bennett, Los Ang
& Van Deusen. Ill Mos, Reno
/ Hudson d W, Mass Hanson. Chicago
] Notypkcr, Santa Rosa j Bullock, Vallejo
Z Bush. Sacramento Mrs A bbott Por land
B Gould, y Miss Abbott, Portland
Morrissey, San Diego L Miller, Ohio
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
SAN FRANCISCO "cALL-"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay open until $3.50 o'clock.
3S9 Hayes street, open until 80 O'Clock.
615 arkin street: open until $3.50 o'clock
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until O'Clock.
251S Mission street: open until o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 9 80 o'clock.
1s05 Folk street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
wANTED-MIsCELLANEo

old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT w.
" MUND, matchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis st.
G ELL YOUR BOOKS. NOVELS AND CLOTH
- ing to A. KLEIN, 100 Sixth ST.. send postal.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

John T. RICHARDS Law OFFICES ROOMS
y ~ and ~ Crockee ppil0la1; bsispnoRe AAa
~ san Francesca VA
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

9 MATTRESSES AND 1 CHAMBERMAID,
- - same hotel, s. 0 and room; 8 mattresses. city
so and room; 10 Mattresses city $l6 and room !:
chambermaid and walt some, city, $50 and room;
waitress, Memo Park, $l5 and m; waitress,
oienh county, $l5 and room; chambef maid, 8 2
ana room waitress, nice resort hotel: Mattresses
city, 90 week; lunch and dinner waitress; COOK
ana heiper, $50 and room; cook, German style,
500 and room; cook, resort hotel $50 and room:
ironer ,, ana seamstress, $25, room, board, etc;
katcnen a heIper. $l2: girls, small restaurants,
90 oU 10 $A 50 per week; laundreSs for Oakland.
MARTIN d CO., 749 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

CERMAN GIRL GOOD CUOK, DESIRES
" situation to do general housework; country.
Address V. W., box 49, Gail Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-2 COOKS, GERMAN STYLE, $50
w al s35; French second girl, $25: waitress,
coun ry restaurant, 81 week: waitress, country
$50, second girl cisy $50: iaund re- sses for fam
lily, $25; ironer for laundry, $26 and board:
French girl for homework, s2b; numb er OF girls
for housework. 500 aud $25. Apply to ]. F.
CROSETT d CO., SIT Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

. COFFEE HOUSE WATERS, $50: DISH
y washer. 500; dishwasher, SIS week: dish
wa her, 81 ~ week and room: youn- man to wait
and wash dishes, $12 and room dishwasher, $40
and room; dishw asher, So a week room:
kitchen man, $40 and room; second COOK, SIS and
room. MARTIN q CO., 749 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31

COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA-
" ton as a trst-cass New Eng and cook: city
or country; and has good city reference. Address
$50 Minna
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
SIEWARDESS, CITY $50 AND ROOM
~ MARTIN & CO., 749 Market.

w ANTED-A NUMBER OF COOKS. CHAM
MpS oer MAJ ps' narseRrls, girls for housework.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-11
P. C. JONES. E. A. JONES.
HQN0lQn Sole Deposit Qld
Investment C0nD0ny J.
BROKERS AND FIRE INSURANCE
AGENTS.

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
on commission.
Parties desiring to either buy or sell
Bonds and Stocks would do well to
consult us, as we have facilities for
purchasing or selling at the best pre-
vailing market rates.
Safe Deposit Boxes to rent by the
month or year.
Money to loan on approved security.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-11

Mr.. Samuel Parker and the Misses
Parker were expected back on the
City of Picking Saturday, but they did
not come. They will be back on the
China, along with quite number of
Honolulu people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-27
CONSIGNEES.

Per Lehua-Metropolitan Meat Co.
PEI S e Allen--T II Davies & Co, J
+ Waterhousc, II May & Co and Al
len & Robinson.
Per Kaena-J A Hopper.
Per KeauhOu - VIM q Irwin & Co,
Ltd, Hackfeld & Co.
Per Kaala - Hyman Bros, Wong
Kwai, Xxi Chong Co.
Per Makee = Kwong Lee Yuen, II
May Il Co and Geo Fairchild.
Per Mauna Loa - VIM G Irwin &
Company, Metropolitan Meat Co, II
Hackfeld 4 Co, II II Davies Il Co, + A
Schaefer & Co, Ut Waterhouse, j +
Morgan and various.
Per Archer H T. Mcintyre Il Bro,
G Schuman, City Furniture Store, J
A Mcdonald, Washington Feed Co, II
A Widemann, Hon II NJ Sewall,
Hawaiin Fertilizer Co, McCandless
Bros, Castle d Cooke, Ltd, Il o Hall
d Son, Ltd, Sullivan d Buckley,
Union Feed Co, Levers Il Cooke, l i
$ \ Co, Ltd, & Brewer 4 Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-27
I'M POR rs.

Per stmr Kaena-600 bags paddy.
Per stmr James Makee--600 SIX rice.
Per stmr Keauhou-3290 bags sugar.
Per stmr Lehua-25 head cattle.
Per stmr Kaala-320 SIX rice and l05
SIX rice bran.
Per stmr Mauna Loa = 1856 bags
sugar, 46l bags coffee, 90 bags ava, 8
bdls hides, 80 head cattle, 1870 pkgs
sundries, COW and calf.
Per bktn Archer--20 tanks acid, 40lS
# lumber, 400 bis hay, 59,S53 lbs oats,
1874 lbs and 700 SKIS barley, 33 ctls
wheat, l4,543 lbs corn, $40 lbs mid
dlings, 40 cs paints and oils, 1851 lbs
soda, 80 coils rope, 32 bales dry goods,
81 cs hardware, q pkgs electrical ma
terial, 3 cs machinery, II horses, SS,-
600 bricks, $500 lbs powder, 9S,259 his
barley, l03 ctls wheat, 2640 lbs meal,
70 carboys acid, so pkgs hardware.
Per c Allen--32 cs boots and shoes,
10 cs dry goods, 1850 bales hay, PSI, 900
lbs barley. 10000 bricks, 100 cs stoves
and hardware, IA cs and 1875 bbls sal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-27
We Make Shirts to Order.
Poundmaster's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing estrays have been impOunded
In the Government Pound ut Makiki,
Honolulu, viz:
Grey Mare, branded V on right
hind hip, face white and four feet
black.
Bay Horse, branded i'm Chinese
character on right hind hip, one white
eye (right, white strip extending
from forehead to the nose, two HAD
feet white. '''
Black Horse, branded In Chinese
on right hind hip, has sore
on the back, white spot ON the fore
head, two hind feet white.
And II such estrays are not claimed
and all pound charger satisfied ON or
before SATURDAY, Dec. IL, 1897, at
IL O'Clock noon, the same will he sold
on that date aud hour TO the highest
bidder. X. KEKUENE,
P0undmaster.
Honolulu, II. J., Nov. 28, 1897.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-27
IOLANI SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
Parents and Friends OF the Boys TREATED
20 n Splendid Program.


Parents and Friends OF the Boys Trea ted
TO IA Splendid Program.
The main hall at Iolani school
was we'll filled last night with the
patrons and friends OF the institu-
ton. The occasion was the
Shakespeare entertainment of the
school. Mr.. Fem arranged the
affair and was most dilieent in
bringing it to a successful termi-
nation.
All of the features of the program
were most excellent. The songs
and instrumental selections we're
specially pleasing Dialogues and
recitations by pupils of the school
we're important features. Some of
them were: "Othello's Apology"
by s. Smithies; Quarrel of Bru
tus and Cassius," Q. jenkins and
III. Richard; the singing contest
by a quartette of young men;
"rhe Seven Ages of Man." j.
Kellett; BILLY Hood" Kwai Fun;
Mercy" A. May.