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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-16

nus a. tins vanilla beans. SO bales fungus, as
haes Cotton 3452 bags copra4 ] cs coffee samp es,
~ o. s oeche de mer, nag, sharl fins.
SANTA CRUZ-Per Glpsy-4s SKIS 2 crts bones
70 oxs apples, bXs butter. cs cheese.
MonteIef-3 balls sac IS, l bx crIckegs l cs bot
ties pkg mdse
geon Polnt-363 SKIS oa's, 81 SKIS beans. 2OU
SKIS wheat. 81 cs cneese.
Moro ColO-ll16 SIS potatoes.
Natsonvlle-l bX hardware, S95 SKIS onions,
1925 SKIS oaIs
Moss Landln Il bx butter
Nonsigpees.
Fer Ci y of Papeete J Plnet & Co; Wiikens Il
Coi > X Maxwell; Geo Fr tch.
fer GipSy- Herman JoOst; NJ Freitas y co; ID
NJ follman Il Co; Italiar- Swiss CO ony: Dutard
Dallon Bros; Dunhsm. Car i2an & Co; Union Ice
20; Buffalo Brewery; Wolf * son: l. GARNER &
Getz Bros & Co: Dalrymen's Union: y w FINK
Stahdard On Co; - Smith Il Co; \ ooetts'
n Coweu x Co En- erprse brewery: American
hron Tanning Co.. Bartlett Mineral 81 rings Coz
Ohlandt * Co
Per Coroat-Ames & Dallam; Hea'. Ia uch Il
B o.; lodge. sweeney & o. 1 r Whitney & @; )
W 90 oer; Hilmer, Bredh y 4 Schu.z; Hn 70 =;
d rl EFT springs Mineral Water Co; II l4-Nl q 60:
Ihos Deulgan son ~ 90. Miller Sloss & scott; q
w iubs & Co; Eaker Il Hamilton Dul"r4:
Nj llins Co De Bernardo & Co; Ivancovich & CO.
Jonas Pad tock; TIL mann K Bendel. . NilliahS /;
American Union Fish 60: We ellm2n, Peck u 20. J
ii AinswOrth: American Union Fish a. o RENDER
son, Brown II Co: Evele:h& Nasn; a koge;
1kus'. Early & Co. II Hickman & Co. \ Paiilesi "
Migheil; Witzel & Baker, Marshall < REIN rsi
10 Inson- Locke Va ercaut lie co; G + Wa tney & Cos
Weltman, Peck & 20; h Kucdmann Il Co; ~rc a.
men Fish 90: Vi stern Meat Co; McMillA1 q 20;
g Camliloni & Co: Geo " McNear: IS Halght:
Chas Montgomery & Co; Buckingham, Hecht X Co;
CI4-Hu & ]. SCattna X 60.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

On the first calls yesterday the Gdd Hill stocks
were weak and The best pr ce for Becher was o9c,
for Crown Point 70c, and for Yellow Jacket Gle.
Sales in these stocks on The noon informal session
were brisk The o:her Comstocks showed no
change worthy Of note, though the whole list was
weak.
1he feeling continued easy in the afternoon.
with mate ial chsn.e III QUO. ations.
IN the standard o soiida ed mine at Bod for
the eek ending october 8, rai-e 2 Incline ledge
il level, stop e tenpnra riy. RAISE 4, Blu =
lion ledge, 245 level 10 inch vein, value not
stated SCu Drift Slack ledge, 20 level
SAowed l. inc.es low--rade in raise / and
@inze ,. FoTturs, VI n, 90 level the has not
yet been stripped Inc ops were yielding good
ore from the BuId ledge, Iar ore from the ii *
LED ge. low-grade ore + ON the incline ladre and
good ore ION he Mcguire ledge. Wora slH con-
unues on the reservoir at the stand Ird SHAFT.
STANDARD MILL STATEMENT.
ore crushed .of he ~ eek 26sIa tons; average
es ay vanner tailings, So SO; 90 CeEtTates pr
duced, 2S4 IONS. assay value, SlO5 81 anal am
ptcduced. 6l614 GU ces, "a ue per ounce. s. "a
IHilings plant l worke 4541a tens OF taHinss
plant worked 504 tons of u lings.
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VOLLEY-BALL
TOURNAMENT.

The second game of the volley- bail
tournament was played last Tuesday even
ing between the Peerless and the Mission
teams. and resulted in a victory for the
Peerless by score OF so to 81 points in
their favor.
The teams were composed of the follow
ing men: Peerless-Ed Ziska. captain; H.
s. Morton, Frank Rossick and L. G. Chap
onot The Mission team-G. T. Shaw. w.
Smith, w. Lamont, captain, and Dave
Grant.
The game lasted forty minutes. Um-
pire, II. Tonjes; scorer, r. Horner; lines
men, Joseph Novitskv and s. Holman.
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FRESHMEN THE VICHORS,
Defeat the Y. M. G.. A. Light
weight Eleven by a Score
of 6 to 0.
The Visiting Team Beaten After
Scoring Forty Consecutive
Victories.

BERKELEY, CAL. Oct. 49, The Berke-
ley freshmen won their third victory this
afternoon on the university campus by
defeating. by score of 6 to 0. the light
weight Y. NJ. G. A. football team. whicn
met its first defeat after forty consecutive
victories. The freshman team greatly
outweighed its opponents, who neveche-
less played a good strong game. The
team work and Interference of the visitors
were particularly good.
Miller, SIMS, Keller and Evans did the
best work on the Y. NJ. G. A. team. Prin-
gle at guard did excellent work for the
freshmen, repeatedly breaking through
the line. The freshman halfbacks, Nc
Cabe and Premo, did good work at buck
ing the line. Smith at end also played a
good game.
The teams lined up as follows:
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ROUGH-WATER
SWIMMING RACES

The California Swimming Club will
enjoy the pleasure of seeing a rough
water swimming contest between some OF
its best swimmers on Sunday. The fol.
lowing letter from its president sreaks for
itself:
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Is, 1897,
Sporting Editor Ca l.: Al a meeting OF the
Ca ai.forn.a Swimming Club held last evening
it was decided to change the course OF its
rough-water championship race, which was
postponed from last Sunday until sunday,
October 2, at 3 P. VI. sharp. The new course
will be from tDe Olympic pier TO the seal
Rocks, instead of from the end of the pier to
shore, as the distance was declared too short
for rough-water race, and, unless The tide
was favorable, would be too shallow. The en-
tries closed last night, and are as follows
K. u. Cornell, o. C.. Schultz, F. Barrett. d.
Carroll, e. Gafert, L. Rumpi, A. Baker G.
Philip H. Haatou, George ia CCste, E. Nc
Clearnon and George Hinkle.
After the race, weather permitting, r. B.
Cornell, 0. c. Schultz and A. BaSer viii swim
around Seal Roe ks and endeavor TO break lhe
record of 35 minutes from shore to shore
ests blished by Cavill. The officials are: A. w.
Wehe, starter; NJ. Vigaro ana II. HerIzog.
judges; Robert Patterson. S McBirney and
q. A. Adams, umers. The prize, gold medal
W. IL be awarded the winner on his arrival on
the beach.
The club has decided to open its charter for
twenty-five more members Any one desiring
to join VIII please address A. w. Wehe presi.
deHt 4111a California street.
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Ladies' Night of the Reform Leagu,

The Union Reform League. under the leader
ship of DR.. W. P. D. Bliss of Boston is quite
rapidly extending its membership and the
meetings are all well attended
Thursday evening was ladies' night and an
interesting programme was given. DR.. Cora A.
Moss presided over the meeting. The priuci-
pal address was made by Miss Marie Walsh on
''The Relation of Socialism to Humanity"
Miss Whittier also read a paper dealing with
some of the social problems. Two vocal solos
by Miss Waltz constituted the musical part of
the programme.
DR.. Bliss announced that there will be
meeting held at the First Congregation at
Church in Oakland next Monday evening to
organize branch of the league in that city.
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ARRESTED THREE TIMES.
Charles Newman of the Richelieu Per-
sists in Putting Whisky Barrels
In the Street.

For the third time in the past few weeks
Charles Newman, proprietor of the Richie
lieu saloon, corner of kearny and Market
streets, was arrested for obstructing the
sidewalk yesterday. He had barrels of
whisky piled along the sidewalk for
twenty-five yards and refused to move
then when ordered.
Newman has persisted in his iniraction
OF the ordinance prohibiting such prac-
tees, refusing to move sixty-eight barrels
OF liquor q couple OF weeks ago and being
arrested at the time. On Thursday OFF,
Ger Dan Sylves ter took him into custody
I second time, and yesterday new lot of
barrels caused his third arrest.
Newman says that he has not interfered
with pedestrians any more than thou
sand other merchants about town, and
that he will fight the ordinance and the
police 10 the end.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-16

English Capitattsts Purcha,e the Ma
Idtos Uin, in Merico.


HERMOSILLO. MEXICO, Oct. 15.-The
Mulatos mine, one of the most noted god
properties of the Upper Yaqui region.
located about seventy miles east OF this
city. mas been sold to English capital for
$1,000 900 gold. The property has been
wo. ked by rude methods for century or
NOE, the free ore being carried out in
baskets on the shoulders of poems and re-
duced by the rud st of means. The new
company is to put in mouern reduction
WORKS and Will open the mine according
to the most approved OF mode methods.
This will be Ia difficult task, as the ore has
heretofore been 4uarrled In great cham
bers. many OF which have caved in. The
mine has been inspected by Colorado ex-
perts, who, while detailing the faults o.
lis work kngs, are unanimous In their
opinion that it can be made one OF the
greatest bullion producers of the conti-
nent.
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Alameda Notes.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Oct Is. - Miss Bessie
Lanktree and Miss Vera Tupper. couple of
young ladies with wide circle of friends, are
holding fair in tent at the Lanktree resi-
dence, 914 Pacific avenue, for the purpose oe
raising fund TO endow another Alameda bed
in the Children's Hospital in San Francisco.
marriage license has been issued 10 Baron
Hans Paul Emil Won Hartmann aud Miss Lily
Bertha Christine Decker, both of this city.
This is the case which was exploited by the
city papers several months ago. 1t is eXpec ted
that the marriage will take place in day or
two.
The police deny that there has been any
sensational diamond robbery as alleged in a
local paper yesterday.
The Minstrel entertainment to be given by
the Encinal Recreation Club next month
promises TO be a very Interesting affair Active
rehearsals for ii are now going on.
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7,co Suspect, rre.ted.

NAPA, CAL, Oct. 15.-Ex-Sheriff Dec"
Stanley and Sheriff Johnson of Mendo-
ciuo. Deputy Sheriff Mckenzie of Napa
and Constable Monroe ofCalistoga arres Ted
yesterday at Oak Hill Two men suspected
of the robbery OF the Ukiah- Bonneville
stage several weeks ago, when John A.
Barnett was murdered. The pair had
be- traced by the officers from Ukiah TO
this point. They were closely QUE STONED
and were aiterward released, but their
every movement is being shadowed as
the officers are in DOUBT as to whether or
not they are The murderers OF B.rnett.
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The teams lined up as follows:

Collier. U. c., acted as referee, and Sea.
right, x-Staniord, acted as umpire. Sea-
rights decisions in favor of the Y. NJ C.
A. team created such comment that Bob
Porter took his place during the latter
part of the game.
The freshman team thus far has not
met with single defeat, having pre-
viously defeated st. Matthews by a score
of Is 10 0 and having tied Hoitt's School,
The Y. NJ. c. A. team which they de-
feated to-day had defeated the Stanford
freshman by score of 6 TOD.
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an attorney, who sought to get the war
rant from Dennis. He failed 10 do so, but
the following day the warrant was issued
by another person, holding Olsen in $1,000
bonds. 1t was too late, however, for Oh
sen mad fed and has not been seen since.
Dtnnis was dismissed from his tenn porary
position and another appointment made
pending Gleason's return. The case will
lie continued at the next session of the
Grand Jury.
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kdIn CnM.cx q IL aru Ln.s.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Oct 15.-
The rainstorm of the past few day. has
caused great loss 10 the be an and walnut
growers of this section. This loss is es.
timated at 500, Co., Should the storm
continue the loss will be still greater. as
half of the bean crop of the Carpenteria
Valley is unthrashed.
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PiIinp I'm Charges.

Another charge of felony EN- bezzlement was
booked at the City Prison yesterday against
George Walker, ex-sslesman for the American
Tract Society, the complaining witness being
Luther II. Cary, MANAGER of the society. In
this complaint walker is charged with EN- bez-
ling a draft ior $50 35 paid 20 him on July
l. 1925, By the First Presbyterian sunday
school OF Alameda. Three other cases OF
leloHy emb Zz.ement, one OF misdeme amor
EN- oezz emeni and on of petty larceny again st
walker were called in Judge Lows court yes
leroay and continu ed till next Tuesday.
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City If Papeete Arrives.

The barkentine City of Papeete arrived from
Tahiti yesterday afternoon. Captain Berude
reports everything quiet on the island. The
vessel brought 10 this port among her passen-
gers Judges Chene and Lsndrodie. The for
mer is ON his way to Martinique and the latter
is returning TO Paris. On the arrival of the
vessel the passengers went ashore aud after a
few days IN this city will leave for their yari-
Gus destinations.
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Q . Q 3 8 8 o o o . . .
WILL HAVE NO FAKES.

The official Committee OF the of
Supervisors placed boxing yesterday when
number of petitions adversely.
The exhibitions each month
ample permits will
robbed of their
egit exhibitions a black
a befx
Noy
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"An Evening with Columbus "

The members of the Hamilton Evening
High School gave its first complimentary en-
tertainment to the shorthand and ninth
vArades of the Evening School on the above
~ bject All the numbers of the programme
we're warmly received. In the de bate on
Resolved. That TO Columbus is due the credit
OF the discovery of the American continent"
the affirmative was rendered By Miss He'll
man and Messrs. Owens and Kramer. Their
opponents were Messrs. Jacobs ard Nicoll
The judges deeid cd in favor OF the iii tma,iye.
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Rsrkalsx News Notes.

BERKELEY, CAL, Oct 15.-The Graduate
Club of the Un iversl ty of California will give
a reception to all graduate students at stiles
Hall on next Thursday evening from to 10.
Charles Z. Fryer, the winner OF last years
Carnot debate, has gone East to repres ent the
California chapter of the Delta Upsilon frater-
rity in the national convention of the society
ct Amherst.
The body OF Otto Monu, the suicide, was
buried to-day in The potters tie d
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win Arrange Appropriations.

The Finance Committee of the Board of
Supervisors VIII meet to-day at 10 A. NJ TO ar
range the appropriations for the coming year
duee.
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His Hand Crushed.

Joseph Booth, tanner, while working in
Blum's tannery, on Army street, near the San
Bruno road, had his left hand caught in a
machine used for stretching hides yesterday
afternoon. The hand was badly crushed and
was dressed the City and County Hospital.
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THE SOCIAL CHURCH.
The Initial Service Was Held Last
Sunday at the Pythian


The many branches of Social Democ-
formed church.
The meetings are held at Pythian Castle
every Sunday at II A. NJ and the time is
passed discussing social cooperation,
praying and The singing OF hymns.
The initial service was held last Sunday
and many peop.e interested in the move
ment were present.
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Aitempted Extortiop.

Attorney John J. Coffey was sentenced
Thursday by Judge Joachimsen to pay ne of
Sloo, with the alternative of $50 days in the
county Jail ior an attempt 10 extort money
from ssloon-keeper named Nobmann. He
gave notice OF appeal, aid ii ed his bond.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-16
Customs ReceiDts.

There has been recently 6attering increase
in the receipts of the San Franc SEQ Custom
house. The income ior Septem Der was $780,
900, while the income for the first eleven days
of this month was $259 $50.
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A SONG RECITAL.
Mrs. Alfred Abbey PlPases the Audi
ence at the Young Mems Christian
Association.

The audience at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was charmed with Mrs.
Alfred Abbey's song recital last night.
Mrs. Abbey is leading soprano at one of
the principal synagogues in New York
and is out here on two months leave of
absence. In that city she participated in
Seidl and Waldorf musicales.
Mrs. Abbey last evening was assisted by
Mss Constance Jordan, accom- panist.
Following are the selections presented:
"Trshison," Chaminade; (al "Thy Name"
Mary Knight Wood; tb) THE Violet" He.en
Hood; (cl Allah" jules Jordan; (a) "Yiens.
Jardinier," Chaminade; (c) 'L'Anneau d'Ar-
gent" Chaminade; 'Im Herbst" Franz; (d)
"Quela Fiamma." Marcello; (b) "Carmella,"
Tosti; "Miguon." Gounod.
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NATURE FILLS THE RIVERS BEDS.
An Argument to Show That draulic Mining Is Not Wholly
to Blame for Shallow Streams.

One The most interesting subjects be taken at the
California Miners will
held 18th Hail. will
cken of the hydraulic the navgab
OF the The different
has handled before The OF the
scientists OF United
will be presented The position of little of the
With filing by sedimena
the slcken washed from placer
his
foatng
he contends of the soil
valleys The light auva soil the smaller
bodies
finally
all of
make him alone suffer 1t admitted
hydraulic partly wholly the ter of the soil
contributed his share the filing OF and the
parallel Europe
OF the tributary hydraulic mining
had of
would be
in
their Swallowing
washing of
soil from likely
that this
, the dredging of
o o
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HuctlOn Sales
EXIT" COOK co.
FASHIONABLE AUCTION SALE

Art Goods, Ornaments, Chinaware,
lich Cut Glass, Linner Sets, Lamps,
Etc.
l ordered to dispose at auction MessrS
Coo& & o.'s Fashionable stock, who are retiring
from business.
his sale will be the greatest and most elecant
ever he ia this ,ity, and will be sold without
limit reserve
THIS DAY,
Saturday. ...... -........... Ocsober 16, 1897
AT 1913 KEARNY ST,
At O'Clock afternoons a1d 7:3O evenings and
continuing daily untii entire stock is disposed Of
Comfor, abe chairs provided
p. j. BARTH. uctfoneer.
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NEw TO-DAY.

The vigor-making and actual nerve
building qualities of DIR. Chareot's
Kola Nervine Tablets are precise.
CL~A,- o,,;nI>1u reYr1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-30
COMING A WORD.

The Washington Star tells as follows
the interesting story of the coming Of
a word by newspaper man:
The old proof reader was holding
forth upon the question of typograph-
icaI errors and their occasional influ-
enee on posterity. The word hood
lum' is an instance of this" he said,
as ne knocked the ashes out of his
pipe "Out in San Francisco % years
ago there was a notorious character
named Muldoon, who was the leader
of gang of young ruffians They were
a terror to the community, and about
as tough lot of citizens as you could
find on the Coast. A reporter who had
been assigned to story in which they
had figured, undertook TO coin a word
designating the gang. He reversed the
name of the leader, and referred to
them as 'Noodlums' The compositor
mistook the n for an h, and as hood
lums the word passed the proof reader
And now 'hoodlum' is a recognized
word, and will probably survive. An
other instance which I recall shows
how even an actress may accept as in
evitable the error of a compositor.
You may not know that Ada Rehan's
real name is Ada Crehan, but such is
the case On the occasion of her first
appearance in a speaking part, when
she was accorded the dignity of hav-
ing her name on the play bill, the
printer divided it up as Ada C. Rehan,
and as Ada Rehan she has ever since
been known"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-30

plantation win take place December
2sth.
Lahaina plantation will soon con-
struet landing for boats at Black
Rock. in the Kaanapali section.
Napena, the Makawao mail man died
of dropsy during the s2d.
MessrS. Pullar and Hay of Hawaii.
who have been visitors al the home
OF Mr.. ]. W. Colville of Paia returned
home by this weeks steamer. Mrs.
Geo. Deacon Of Papaikou will make 4
longer stay.
Mrs, J. G. Anderson Of Salt Lake
City is visiting her parents at Paia.
Mr.. William Armstrong win take his
father Mr.. Goodale Armstrong OF Wal
luku 10 the Queens Hospital, Honolulu
next week.
Judge Mckay has been confined 70
the house with ia grippe" Judge Ka-
leiau has been conducting cases. La
grippe is prevalent in Wailuku.
The Makawao book club committee
consists of Mesdames G. E. Beckwith
and ]. ]. Hair, and Mr.. c. n. Diekey.
The weather is cold on Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-30

as the men were working At the boat.
else II would have been an impossible
ity 10 right il.
Purser Kelly, very weak. got between
two rocks and held himself there until
the proper moment. when he came
from under. II might be remarked
here. that il was just q year ago this
month that q similar accident happen
Ell at the same place. 1t was when
Captain Thompson was master of the
he An Hou and Mr.. Kelly purser. The
steamer went 10 Molokai and a boat
capSized and Kelly saved the life of
the captain. who was not able TO swim
q stroke. II is stated that he has learn
ed since that time.
Two of the sailors OF the capsized
boat were injured. one quite badly
about the hip. The latter will be laid
up for some time.
As 10 the visit to the settlement by
the people taken M on the Noeau.
there is not much TO be said. II was
impossible TO land until toward noon.
However. Attorney General Smith and
one or TWO others made flying trip over
TO kalawao, while the remainder Of the
party eontended themselves with the
sights they could see close ar hand.
One mistake was made in the pre-
parations for the trip. and that was the
fact that the sailors aboard the Noeau.
with the exception of one man. who
has had two years experience on the
Mokolii, were men who have never
been TO Molokai before. They knew
nothing about the landing. and had it
not been for the kamaainas. who stood
on the wharf and directed the move
ments Of the boats, there might have
been more accidents than there were
The one man who knew the place, took
his boat in with the greatest OF ease,
and did not trouble himself Bit with
the big swells. that seemed TO turn up
on every hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-30
Indigestion
Loss of Strength
And Appetite.

The testimony of Mr.. R.
Dennis, Adelaide, South Aus
tralia, who was cured by Ayers
Sarsaparilla, is like unto that of
many thousands of others. He
writes:
1T is with very much pleasure
that testify to the great benefit
received from using your wonderful
blood-puriier. / was a sufferer for
years from indigestion, loss of
strength and appetite, and constipa-
ton. Ny whole system seemed to
be thoroughly out of order a friend
finally told me to take Ayers Sarsa-
pariIla. followed his advice, though
feeling discouraged at the fruitless
results of other treatment, and am
thankful to state that a few bottles
completely cured me"
The medicine that has cured
others will cure you.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-30
THE wEALTHIEsT CITY.

BY the New York Worlds computa-
ton, within the limits of Greater New
York, according to the latest official
declarations, there are living upward
Of 5000 900 people.
There are only five States in the
Union which contain a population OF
5000 600 Those five States are New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and
Missouri.
Measured by population, therefore.
Greater New York has the Importance
of the sixth State OF the, Union.
Now. place alongside that fact an
other fact equally salient. Within the
boundaries OF Greater New York there
is property of the assessed value Of
over S2.7S2, 100000.
There is not one State in the Union,
except New York itself, whose assessed
valuation, by the census of 1890, was
equal to S2,732, 900. Not even the val
uation of the populous and wealthy
State of Pennsylvania was on par
with that of the territory embraced by
our consolidated city.
Measured by wealth. therefore,
Greater New York has the Importance
of the first State in the Union. for its
wealth exceeds that of any other State
except New York, and is by far the
larger fraction of the total wealth of
the Empire State.
When they come to choose q Mayor
TO WELD the executive power of their
newly-created city the people of
Greater New York must remember
that for all practical purposes they will
be choosing the Governor of the sixth
State Of the Union in point of popula-
ton and the first State of the Union in
point of wealth.