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The sun., 1897-06-19
T. nr.rnan. Rl.nop Den.es rraua Allegation.

PuILADELPHIA, June ls.-T. Brigham Bishop,
for whose arrest Philadelphia constable holds
a warrant. charging him with conspiracy to
dcfraud Mrs. NJ. 8. Parr, who traded in
stocks and grain in his brokerage shop at
l437 Chestnut street, sent telegram from
Boston to-day explaining that the suit against
him was brought by a woman whose account
was closed out In due form for insufficient
margin. \ hearing of Rufus II. Whitney.
Bishops agent In this city, on the charge Of de-
week on account OF Mrs. PARIS illness.
The sun., 1897-06-19

WARRINGTON June H. Tho receipts Of the
Government from internal revenue In the month
OF May wero $40. sI6.s92, decrease of $047, ,59s
compared with those of May, 1896. and the aggre-
gate receipts for tho eleven months OF the fiscal
year ending May 81 were Sl33.l76,200, an in
crease OF S5l $3.50 over the receipts for the CORE.
spond ing period OF the last fiscal year. Fruit
spirit collections decreased $l7,o7l for the
snirits, decrease OF 1903 GA and an increase of
S2GIs,753 respectively; tobacco, an increase OF
B235 1877 and decrease OF $519.422
The sun., 1897-06-19
Trolley Car accident In Blurham,oa.

BINGHAMroN, June ls.-A trolley car, run
ming at high rate of speed. collided with n
wagon at o'clock this evening John Bronx
and A. w. Cook, the occupants Of the wagon
were thrown ont and seriously injured Bronx
had his right leg crushed at the hip and may not
survive. Cook was badly brqised and, it is
picked up Unconscious. The wngon was smashed
Into sInithercens. The horses took fright and in
The sun., 1897-06-19
Wills introduced In the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Juno Ex-senator Quay to-day
introduced bill appropriating 81 100000 for a
dry dock ut the League Island Navy Yard OF a
size to receive the largest bAttleshlps at low
water.
Senator Teller introduced thirty-one bills.
Among them were these: Requiring national
banks, TO redeem their notes In coin, and TO
iishfnR a Council of Ordnance; abolit hing tho
Office of Commissioner of Indian Affairs and
creating in lieu Board of Indian Commission
ers. The remainder were private bills.
The sun., 1897-06-19
DID NOT REPORT SMALLPOX.
Harlem Physician Held for Trial on Health
Ronr4 Doctors, Comp inint.

Drs. Benedict. Gallivan. and Tally of the Bu-
reau OF Contagious Diseases complained in the
Harlem Court yesterday that DIR. J. Basset
Kirby OF 3O6 West ll6th street had treated tho
children of Janitor John Callahan at 3oi West
llGth street for smallpox on May %, and failed
to IN AXE any report of the cases.
The accused physician pleaded not guilty.
appear for trial.
The sun., 1897-06-19
WIDOW MARTIN FOUND STARVING.
She HAD Returned to tho Cellar OF . House
whence She HAD Been Evicted.

whence she HAD Been Esicted.
Sarah Martin, young widow. and her two
little boys were found in o cellar at 92s Dean
street, Brooklyn yesterday, in a state of stnrva-
ton. They were evicted from that address last
Monday. They wandered around until night.
They returned and sought shelter in the collar.
Neighbors brought them bread and coffee next
day. but the mother gave It all to the children.
Policeman James Donlon's attention was called
to the case yesterday morning. The family were
taken to tho Flatbush Court. Mrs. Martin was
too weak TO stand before Justice Steers. She
told him she had not had q pound OF food In ten
days The boys lived on what her poor neighbors
gave her.
Tho children were placed in charge Of the
Children's Society and Mrs. Martin was sent to
jail in order that she might get medical attend
ance. The Kings Daughters will assist Mrs.
Martin when she is released.
The sun., 1897-06-19
4 LIMIT TO THIEF,s CONSCIENCE.

stolen Jewelry He Returns. but Fails to Send
Back 600.
PATERSON. y. j.. June 1s.-About two months
ago the house Of Frederick H. Schielke was en-
tered during the night and robbed Of 500 and
a large amount of jewclry. This morning Mr..
Schielkc received by mail package containing
all the jewclry and the pocketbook. The money,
however, was not returned. Tho jewclry In
cluded four watches. five gold rings. a gold
bracelet, three gold neck chains two wedding
rings. one silver box, and a few other trinkets
which had not been missed. but which Mr..
Schiclke identified as his property. There was
no postmark on the wrapper. but the four two
cent stamps were CANCELLED.
The sun., 1897-06-19
AmerIcus Huns sscoud for the Queens staua
Plate.

LONDON, June II Sat Ascot to-day the Queens
Stand Plate OF 800 sovcrcigns added TO sweep
stakes Of 10 sovcrcgns each, the second to re-
ceivG 100 sOvcYcigns and tho Third 80 soyereigns
out OF the race, furlongs and 30 yards two
year.old courSc, WAS won by Prince Soty-
kons Woolsthorpe, aged Richard Croker's
hmerlcus, years, was second, and Martin ID.
fuckers Red lioart, s years. third Seven
horses ran. Tho betting WAS g 20 l against
Woolsthorpo, and 3 TO each Americus and Red
Heart.
The sun., 1897-06-19

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The President to-day
sent tho following nominations to the Senate:
FreeIand Hoaks. to 10 Collector OF Customs ~
saco. Me, ~
Frank w. Hoabert. Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the District OF Colorado
Harmon L. Remmel, Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the District ot Arkansas.
WaItrr H. johnson. to be United States Marshal fO1
the Northern District or Georgia
The sun., 1897-06-19
NO TROUBLE TO MOVE ICE.
Iceman sresow wishes the Trolley Car Hnd
Net Started His Horse.

Net Started His Horse.
Alfred Mesow, Of l6 Thornc street, Jersey
City, an iceman, while driving along the Pater.
son plank road about noon yesterday with n ton
and n half Of leo In his wagon, got stalled be-
tween Bowers and South streets. His horse
seemed willing enough. but was unable to move
tho wagon. A passing trolley car frightened
the horse and it started of with jump. run
ming toward the brow of the hill whore there is
no protecting wall. Mesow was unable to con-
troll the horse and jumped from the wagon.
The horse plunged over tho precipice. dragging
the wagon with 1t and rolled down tho side OF
wagon broke in the dcscent and tho cakes Of ioo
slid TO the bottom. Tho horse was badly cut,
but will recover.
The sun., 1897-06-19

Boston. June ls.-The annual meeting OF the
Naval Militia Association Of the United States
was held on board the Minnesota in tho harbor
to-day. On motion Of Commander Miller 1t was
voted that no organization be required to do
duty on board a man-of war during the first
year OF enlistment. and also that tho annual
meeting be held hereafter in May. II was vot ed
to meet next year on board The st. Louis in
Philadelphia. Commander Miller OF New York
The sun., 1897-06-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Juno ls.-Peter Yates, 20
years old. who murdered Laura Jones three
weeks ago. died last night at tho city hospital of
pneumonia. He shot himself after killing tho
girl, and was under treatment for his wound.
from third.story window.
The sun., 1897-06-19
EIrty Bicy cIea fur smyrna. Turkey.

A foreign exchange house in Wall street sold
bills OF exchange yesterday against n shipment
of fifty bicycles OF u Western make to Smyrna
Turkey. Representative of the shippers said
this was q radical extension Of their business.
The sun., 1897-06-19
FOR VIOLATING THE RAISEs LAW.

A woman Physician and Two East Side Care
Keepers Arrested.
The East Fifth street police arrested last night
Mrs. Emma Kinney, who set up as a physician
at SO East Tenth street year ago, together with
q woman who boarded with her. Mary Vein
berger, keeper OF cafe at 1923 East Houston
street and two Mattresses were also arrested.
Louis Weiss. who has n cafe at 81 First street,
and one waitress shared the same fate. All OF
the prisoners charged with violating the
Raines law,
The sun., 1897-06-19

sputrHd on by the success OF Its baseball team
the Board of Governors OF the oritAni Field Cub of
HacEensEck mas buCu considering the al disability
OF putting strong football team an the ned pext
fall. fhc committee appoIEtcd 60 see what could
be uonc IN tho matter has engaged X. Il. Mamlok
as manager and James II Hughes as captain. Tho
team VIII he compnst dof the best players who can
DO induced TO don the canvas. Seg0ti ItIons arc
pending for games with Yale. Brown. University Of
Pennsrlvania, Princeton. II .rvurd, Carlisle In.
diAus. Boston A. A, Kulckrrbocker a. C.. Fila.
beth A. c.. New Jersey A. c., Staten JSiand A. c.,
Stevens. KutEers. Mnntrlar. Irving Pennia Eton'
Tesleyan, ami NCN York UuiverGty
The sun., 1897-06-19
HELD UP 4 TROLLEY CAR.
A Negro MiEhwnymnn Near Reading. Mass.
Robs q Motormnn.

READING. Mass. June 1s.-A colored high
wayman held up an electric car in lonely spot
in the woods on the Reading and Lowell line to-
day. There were five passengers in the car, and
an extra motorman besides the regular motor
man and conductor.
The highway man jumped In front OF the car,
presented revolver at the motorinan's head
and ordered him to stop the car. This was done
form and took tho motorman's watch from him.
The extra motorman started the car and the
robber jumped or and vanished in the woods,
carrying only the motormans watch as the
result OF his daring.
The sun., 1897-06-19
London opinion in Oar Favor.

LONDON. June lathe Erenin0 Ne,0s. In
commenting on tho Hawaiian annexation
treaty, says:
1.-THE United States rightly annex Hawaii
upon Capt. Mahan's strategic grounds. We
have no reason to object"
The sun., 1897-06-19

Two 24.hour Limited trains each way, every day in
the year. between New York and Chicago via New
York Central and ITS Michigan Central and Lake
Shore ecounectiOns.-AdN
The sun., 1897-06-19
Yas, Heat. BIZ Prince Alert.

BOSTON. juno lS.-Harness racing at Mystic Park
ended TO day with two unnteresting events Prince
Abort had the 2:l3 pace az his merry from start
hnish, while in the 2:l7 trot Eager was the only
horse the race, after losing tho fuT heat by
OF bad hTcAk. Next week the horses Will perform
at the old Saugus course. Summaries
2;i3 class, pacingi purse 5000:
Prince Alert b. g., by Crown lrince-Tlil, pedi-
gree not traced (jrncy)
Allen, ch Y, (Koster) .
Dir, Wood, oh. =. (Rey) ey).......,.......,,....,p 3
CLIFFORD, D. =. PHynel.,....,..:......;.:..,
Time-2:UD1. 2llSi 2:lO9..
a:l7 class. trotting; purse $500:
Eager, b. a., by AristocTRt-kathcen, by
Pilot Jr IN. DenIaresD sD.........,.... l
Mosul b. Il. Pukey) )...,....,..,....,,,......2 q
X L., b. =. (kervick) ).,,,,.,..,,.,,.........2 D
Phantom. h. M. Oab0unty)......... ...,....3 y 1
Tom Medium. blk. 8. PAwlingl gl........,.,,5 . I .
Paddy D.. h. 3. HOuEht0nl. 0 o
Time-e;lT, 2:lo'4 g'iOaI, 2;lOa4.
The sun., 1897-06-19

PoU0HKERrsIE June lS.--Thc annual slring meet at
tho Hudson River Driving IaFk closed to-day with two
events. Summaries!
The sun., 1897-06-19

2:l 7 class, trotting; purse 0bO0:
aRer b a hY AriaIncrRI-k nIhlcen hI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Attention, Ladies, am prepars
cd 10 do all kinds of dress maaiaa
and guarantee satisfaeti0hj was
formerly with theh0ted Paris Cloak
aud Suit Co., on Fifth Avenue, New
York CITY, Give me a trial
Mas ], SplTzurn0,
llslJ, 800 Maple 81
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

ouis Heilbron,
The Leader.
rine1watOh Repairer.
diamond mounting s, II FWasa9SSs Gs9SSiaIsSdd aHSd Dia
Iasis: ansssi: eySr ;sogn o,ggitdd ii sR' oiY A goods
r!lIoia lPoRiai'Ss With guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04
Total amount reported ,o,o,tgl, l,05lUO

Total amount roportodtuu,t2l 5biTO
Does anybody believe that pro-
tectIve tariff would have ayerted
these wrccks2 AS the New York
Herald observes, they are due In
part to oyertradng and oyer-lend-
Ing on an unsound basis, They are
due primarily TO the condition Of
the currency which produces a glut
of money In New York and search
ty elsewhere Would the tariff help
thatY Continuing, the Herald
saysi at has been pointed
out by a financial organ OF high
authority that the lingo agitation
In the senate has a silver basis TO
II. Who have offered the Gamer
on and other Cuban resolutlonsY
Every Que Of them has been sub-
mtted by a free coinage advocate,
and what they are seeking ~ not
Cuban freedom, but TO play upon
the sympalhy felt for Cuba 10 get
our currency on a silver basis, The
gigantic conspiracy Of silver mine
owners has not been QiABolved
They know perfectly we'll that II we
went to war we should not main-
tam the gold standard u week
Would any number OF tarlil BILLS or
new schedules on wool aud ebemi'
Gals keep the treasury reserve ln-
laet2 Already there ID some ap-
prehenalon loat we should presently
begin TO send back TO Europe the
gold we have lately drawn from
her, Sterling exchange though
now easier, ruled for some time
close TO the gold exporting point
The mere dread Of another out-
flow depreaaea Industries, and the
heavy balances OF foreign trade Ia
our favor do not reduce the rate
nor diminish the probability that
our treasury store may be depleted
llere therefore, are very grave
conditions of business depression
with which the tariii has nothing
whatever to do, A reform OF the
currency would affect every one Of
them for the business aud credit OF
thlB country on sure aud stable
foundation would give M that cred
| II abroad which we shall never ae'
auIfe while the currency remains as
| it's, hut Senator Thufstoa Of
Nebraska, who IA almost as near as
anybody 10 Mr., Mckinley remarks
eomplaeeutly that the republicans
are not thlnhiHg much about the
currency just now, We fespeeliul'
ly suggest 10 Mr. fhufslon and TO
| Mr. Mel{inley that II In quite time
tor them 10 begin 10 think about
the currency Tariff will not help
us, Currency reform will, and TO
prescribe TO the patient and force
him 10 take d medicine which Is not
suited TO his malady Is simply to in.
wife disaster
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04
A. II. SEWER,
Fire Insurance.
Represents Solid, Reliable
Fire lnsuranee Companies,
Risks written In city aud
country
ia DHoAD 0TIamI01

For hrst-elass meals 20 to "Tbe
Maude restaurant corner Broad
and state streets, ! liOrlman pro.
prletor II ~ bran new handsome.
Iy furnished and thoroughly equip.
ped separate dining yooms with
rich aud pretty portigfs, make d
party as private as possible Ser.
vice uncxcglled, 1920
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Cord wood In all lengths cheap,
Leave orders with W, g. Maasen.
burg at Texafkana Carriage Co.,,
lgl broad street 1928
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04
DON'T CLAIM e. G: 8: 4; E; "a; ;:: 81;

cost, neither do
claim to have the only store in town" with clearing
sale now in progress but do claim to offer the great
est bargains ever offered in this city. am forced to
sell at great sacrifice in order to make room for my
immense stock Of Spring Dress Goods Percaes, Boys
Clothing, Shoes, Hosiery, Ladies' and Childrens Under
wear CorSetS, Gloves, Laces and Embroideries be-
ginning to come in.
lCall and examine my drapery stock: Lace Curtains
from 81 to SIS per pair elegant Chenille Portieres,
former price $3.50, for $3.50 Our line of beautiful
Turkish Drapery Silks, former price 75c, now 50c put
price on Chenille Table Covers can't be beat.
Prepare for the Blizzard-Come and examine our
stock Of Comforts and Blankets and make your own
prices.
On Monday, Thursday and Saturday will return you
10 per cent OF your cash purchase and Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Friday will give away every tenth pur-
chase You may be the tenth. II so, you get your
purchase free. Come and be convinced that mean
business. JOE WINTER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

The whole story Of the wonderful
cures by Hoods safsapafilla is soon
told n makes the blood rich, pure
aud n0ufishihg II cures sef0fula,
-falhfIhl fhenmhllaml
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Hoods Pulls act harmonlously with
Hoods hafsapaflllai Cure all liver
ills, 10 cents,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

ron RENT, "A 0ve room cot
taae, No $40 Walnut street Ap,
ply TO No Bls Walnut street, OF
10 Smith Drug Go, 1870
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Remember the fhKAR#AsiAE job
once can supply your every want
The very best class OF work AZ bot-
Tom nlleeAl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Reader II you are In need Of lum
ber, j, l., Whatl9y can supply your
wants, aud at lower prices than
anybody else In the city, Dc sure
to get hls prices before buying
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Fine homeless hams, Just received
Al lluddlesl0h Bros meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Monogram will make friends 10
years old Aol0 only by
'rosf DnuaAglna,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

oUTA COAL Something nov,
best yet, fexarhana Ice 90, n
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04
NO. 154.
RECENT BANK FAILURES.

The record of bank disasters
within the last four weeks is as
follows.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Hfown'a Iron Tonic strengthens
The muscles Amlih Drug C0
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-04

Joe Meshane Ia headquarters for
fresh oysters and celery l0l2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
WANTED.

\ bright office boy. Address Fl. I
this office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

Judge Widemann leaves for the
Coast next week.
George Campbell has gone to Maui
to engage in ranching.
Bright office boy is wanted. Adj
dress IL. ~, this Office.
I. G. Thrum will return on the 21st
from visit to eastern cities.
Alameda will probably arrive from
Australia early tomorrow morning.
There will be a sociable at Central
Union church tomorrow evening.
Admiral Miller is a guest at the
home of Minister and Mrs. Damon.
Fred Yates, the artist, will reach
Honolulu on the China this month.
f. A. Mott Smith has accepted po-
sition in the law office of Kinney d
Ballou.
The next cricket match on the
schedule will take place one week
from Saturday.
The Trustees of the Queens Hospi-
tai will hold a quarterly meeting on
Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Large, cool furnished rooms can be
secured at the Sailors Home at
reasonable rental. Apply on the
premises.
The Merchants Exchange has just
received a special brew of Enterprise
beer brewed to order for them. See
advertisement.
William Smithers has been granted
the exclusive concession for the off
cial program of the bicycle races at
Cyclomere Park.
Ed McInerny will return on the Mo-
ana. He is in perfect health, having
spent his vacation in Canada and on
the Pacific coast.
Miss Unna Widemann, who is in
San Francisco, is in much better
health, according to reports receiv-
ed by the Australia.
Mclnerny Brothers are improving
the interior of the furnishing depart
ment of their store by adding two
large handsome hat cases.
The Custom louise entries paid by
the Hawaiian Electric Company for
goods received on the Rithet and Aus
tralia amounted to over $500.
On Friday, October Is. at II o'clock
"A. m, j. f. Morgan will hold an I'M
derwriters sale of damaged merchan-
disc, eX. German bark j. c. Pfuger.
Honolulu Cyclery, 231 King street,
offers 1897 wheels for SAT. These
wheels were purchased at a sacrific
| sale. A wheel for SAT is a rare bar
| gain.
Captain f. o. White, Lieutenant Ev-
anson and Lieutenant Costa have been
appointed on the military board of ex-
| aminerS of non-comS., to serve until
| December 81.
r. F. Ehlers & Co. in their new adj
vertisement today advertise the very
latest novelties in chanageable taffe-
ia and black brocaded silks, French
tannels. WOODEN goods. ribbons, etc.
Miss Grace Clark, of San Jose. who
has been spending the summer with
Dr. and Mrs. MrGrew. will remain il,
the Islands at least another month
Miss Clark is infatuated with Ha-
wall.
Mrs. Avery, wife of the general
passenger agent of the Oceanic Steam.
ship Company. is quite i'll in San
Francisco. Mrs. Avery spent several
weeks in Honolulu this summer. the
guest of Mrs. w. c. Wilder and Mrs
Robert Levers.
Lieutenant Rodgers on Admiral
Miller's staff, was able to get down
to the Pacific Mail dock yesterday af-
ternoon and bid farewell to Senator
Morgan and his daughters. The lieu
tenant is still suffering from his brui-
SEES and is obliged to carry his right
arm in sling.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
CURIOUS LAW.
Turks Acquit Murderers of Cyclist
LEM Because They Escaped

The Secretary of State has received
cable message from the United
States minister at Constantinople saw
ing that the judgment in the case of
Frank LEM, the Pittsburg bicyclist,
who was killed by Kurds in Armenia.
has been reversed and new trial has
been ordered. Two years ago Mosto
Nishe, Kurdish chieftain, and five
OF his tribesmen were arrested for the
murder of LEM, and locked up at Err
Zeroum. They managed to escape but
were tried in their absence, and they
were acquitted on the ground that, be-
ing absent, they could not be punish
ed if convicted, therefore there was
no use in convicting them.
The United States Minister at Con-
stantinople is under instructions TO
press the claim of the mother of LEM
for $4,000 indemnity for the murder
of her son in 1894. The ground on
which the claim is based is that the
Turkish government failed to provide
adequate protection to LEM in pas
sing through its territory. and it is
alleged further in support of the said
claim that the local officials were all
guilty of gross carelessness, if not of
conspiracy, in connection with the
violent death of the young bicyclist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
UNDERWRITERS SALE.

On Friday. October Is, 1897, at II
o'clock a. m, at the store of Messrs.
II. Hackfeld & Co., corner of Fort and
Queen streets, Honolulu, l will sell
at public action for account of whom
it may concern, the following mer-
chandise damaged by salt water on
voyage of importation, Elk. German
bark j. c. Pfuger, G.. Hoover master,
from Liverpool:
II. H. & Co., 496O-4967, 4 cases, 60
sheets, plain galv. iron, Best" S4x24x
pa g., SS5 Id.
4979-40S0, 2 cases, "a sheets, plain
galv. iron, Best" S4x3Ox24 g., 457lb.
499s-5OO1, 3 cases, 46 sheets, plain
galv. iron, Best" 96X24X24 g., 7s7 ID.
4972-4973, 2 cases, 40 sheets, plain,
galv. iron, Best" S4x24x26 g., 434 ID.
49s9-4992, cases, 81 sheets, plain
galv. iron, Best" s4x3Ox26 g., 64slb.
5000, / case, 10 sheets, plain galv.
iron, "B. B. b." S4x24x2O g., 2O6 ID.
5O11-5O12, 3 cases, 20 sheets, plain,
galv. iron,"B. B. b." S4X24X22 g., 4S1
ID.
5O14-5O2O, cases, SO sheets, plain,
galv. iron, "B. B. b." S4x24x24 g., 1899
ID.
5O29-5O36, cases, "A sheets, plain,
galv. iron, "B. B. b." S4x3Ox24 g.,
1883 lb.
5O43-5O4S, cases, 70 sheets, plain,
galv. iron, SD. B. b." 96x24x24 g.,
1871 ID.
5O23-5O25, cases, 63 sheets, plain,
galv. iron, "B. B. b." s4x24x26 g.,
6S3 ID.
5O39-5O42, cases, 40 sheets, plain,
galv. iron, Sd. B. b." s4x3Ox26 G.,
555 ID.
5O5O-5O53, cases, rs sheets, plain,
galv. iron, ''B. B. b." 96x24x26 g.,
925 ID.
H. H. G. Co., 4539-4563, doz. galva-
nized buckets, II in.
4564-463S, 10 doz. galvanized buck
cts, ~ in.
4639-4723, 4 doz. galvanized buckets,
13 in.
4S59-4sSS, II nests and pieces galv
oval tubs.
Terms Cash-U. S. gold.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MEETING NOTICES.
Queens Hospital ........ Page $
UNDERWRITERS SALE.
j. F. Morgan .............r... Page :
BICYCLES FOR SALE.
Honolulu Cyclery ........... Page !
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Sailors Home ............. Page
ENTERPRISE BEER.
Merchants Exchange ........ Page
NOVELTIES.
Il. +. Ehlers a. Co......... Page
WANTED.
Office Boy Observation-Disclosures. rage
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
REMOVAL.

GEORGE d. GEAR, Lawyer, has re-
moved from 210 King street, and has
taken offices with A. S. HUMPH-
REYS, Attorney, CORNER OF KING
AND BETHEL STREETS, SECOND
FLOOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that C. Kim
Sing is the manager of Yee Chong Co.
of Lahaina, Maui, and he alone is au-
thorized to sign the firm name in any
business transaction.
YEE CHONG CO.,
BY c. KIM SING.
October 9, 1897.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
TO LE..

To be let with the fixtures, therein
the poction of the Waverley Block on
Bethel street now occupied by Ehlers
& Go:
Apply to HENRY WATERHOUSE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-13
LOST.
premises.

\ Masonic Consistory Cross Emb-
lem at Oceanic Dock. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for same, if left at
the Office of the Hawaiian Hotel.