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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-08-27
TUESDAY, the Dist day OF
September, 1897,

AT IT O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
all ihose several lots Of land at Forest Grove
Mineral Spring, near Washington Grove, in
Montgomery county, Maryland, which, 10
md by certain plat Of the Forest Grove
Mineral Spring Company's lands, duly re-
corded among the Land Records Of said
Montgomery county, in Liber X. B. p, No.
l5 folio 307, &C., are known and designated
rs Lots numbered Two (2) and Six (6) In
Block ? One Il } Two (2,) Three 80 Four
% FIVE g. Six g, Seven O. Eight 90
q; One a. Two (2,) Three q, J Four a, }
Eight (s,l Nine (9,) Ten Q0,) Eleven Ql,)
and Twelve Q2,) in Block h and One a.
Two az Three (3,) Four a, Five Is, Six
o. Seven ID Eight 49, and Nine g., iu
Block |.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-08-27
Public Sale.

TIVE subscriber, having rented his farm,
Il will offer at public sale to the highest
bidders, OF the premises, one mile east Of
Derwood, On the LaytonsTilIe road,
On MONDAY, 9Th Of September, 1897,
commencing at O'Clock, P. NJ, the follow.
ing personal property
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-08-27
Farm of 81 Acres,

intersected by the public road leading frou
Laytonsyille to Washington, by the way o
OIney, and adjoining the lands Of James "
Clsggett, George P. Ray, Mrs. Thomas W
Dorsey and Higgerson B. Penn, improved by
fine new
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
MARRlED -.

BECKMANN - BROWN - In his city, April
u, 1897. by the Rev. Father Maximil. an Neu.
mann, at St boniface Church Ad OFF Beck
mann AMI Elizabeth Brown, both OF San Fran
cisco.
CORNEPS-SULLIVAN- this city, April Is,
1897, by the Rev. Fa her Cummings, B. +. Cor
neps and Mary sullivan.
FOSTER-BLAIR-Apr "a, 1897, by the Rev.
DR.. stebbiuS Walter F. Foster and Laura C..
Blair
GAY-WORTH-In this city, April 20. 1897, at
the residence OF the BRIDE parents, by the Rev.
John Hemph george r. Gay and Eva Estelle
Worth, both OF San Franci co.
JENNE-LEBRECHT - In Oakland, April %,
1897, by the Rev. DR.. Coyle, Theodore Jacob
JENNIE and Minnie Lebrecht. both or Oakland.
NORRIN GTON-LYM this city, A pril 80,
1897. by the Rev. j. s. David, Herbert e Nor
ri ngton and Hattie NJ. Ly man, both OF San
Francisco
WYCKOFF-BECK-In this city. April 90 1897.
by the Rev. DR. j. n. Beard Frank C. Wycxoff
and lizzie Beck. Doth Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY,
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Thomas and Mary Ryan to Elizab4th stein
mann, lot on w line Of, Van Ness avenue S7:o N
William Linehan to Dennis BUCKLEY, lot on
line Of Golden Gate avenue, ITO. of Buchanan,
Z E I'd S R. h Harry ~ W. and William W. Dimond
Mary G. Tobn (Dimond), and Eleanor :; Saao3e
way, so q f of Webster street. + 40 b. 1895.
William Linehan TO Denis Buckley lot on NV
corner of. McAister and Buchanan streets, N.
1874 by;w ~; $40
Thoma, H., Margaret M, Bernerd F.: Bmeia,
James j.. Patrick J. AMI airy E Brady 70 Luer
RoLhe lot on 4 line Of Broderick street, 1925 N
Of Ellis, 25 bv E 1925; $40. =
Anton Morgenthal tal. Thy B. P. oliver, com.
missioner) to William g. -pencer, lot on \ line OK
Pine street, IS W of Mason. w 26 by 62:6'
Aunie r. Alien to Richard and Mary Cavanagh.
LOT on n line Of Clary street. 1884 OF Fifth +
22:1l by 80; 500.
Frederick A. Greenwood 10 Alice NJ. CO.. ner, lot
line of Fifta avenue, l7o q Clement, > 20
D. ]. Cough In texecutor estate of oseph Bryant
to Alfred A. Borlini, Tot on f line of Eighte nth
100; $3.50 &c.,
Aifr,d A. Borlini to q. D ldwin, same; 81 % o.
o. D. Baldwin to Margaret Cough In, same: . ~
anglo & aiifornia Bank (mited) 10 sarah F.
Sloan, 10. W line of lwent eth avenue 100 -
Point Iobos avenue ) % ny 10; also lot On
line Of Twenty, ighth avenue, loo OF stree, )
81 e By w 100: 30.
John A, sauer to Peter Jensen, lots $40 and 342,
Dolald aud Rachael G. Bruce to Mary Hogg, lot
on NV corner OF Falcon and Romain streets w
So 3D. SW los -, SW l2U:li, NV SO, y 226 Il ],
Sc l2O, ST. 40:3 block II, Market-stree; Home
steal association also lot beginning at tuLc;i
Of Cassilli and Coz bett avenues. 243S3, 20 30,
4 l04.o9, n 20 81, w l04.Sa, block 8, same. $40.
Jacob and Lima Heyman (by Oscar cynian,
attorney to Thomas Quinn. TO- on SIX rner OF
Minerva aud rizaba streets. % by h 80 block
q, Railroad Homes end; $40
ALAMEDA COUNTY. -"
Frank b. Lynde to Robert l. Potter lot On 8
line Of Tenth street 100 r. OF Castro, f. so by 8
100, being lots 10 and IL, block ia, OakiaDd
SlUb0.
John Purves 70 Isabella Purves- lot on n line OF
East Nineteenth Str. ct, 4l2:2 w of Twenty-thlrd
avenue w SO by n $50: East akland; gift.
y aud Colon DO Cerisoa to Teresa Ffetti, lot on
w line of Vicente rect. 72UO n If Suffer. n
go by W lao, being lot SO and n hail OF lot "a,
b ock G, Vicente Peraita Reservation Tract, Oak
IL nd Township; $40
/ eresa Fiietti to h Martinoni, lot on NV corner
of Suffer and Vicente reefs, w $50 by II. go,
being lot 55 and half OF lot 3D. block {, same,
dutcalm deed, Oakland Township; $40
Frederick Esty to John E. Bigeow. lot on y line
of Berkeley way, AS w of DIVA street. w 40 by N
136 %, being lot H. block 8, at entitled survey
No. 1349 for L. ]. Clapp, Berkeley; $lo
Builders Contract.
Il g. Otis with q. ]. Blan chfield, to erect
three story frame bui. ding on w line of Larkiu
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Will n OF lie inserted. Tney must be hande1 IN :.
either Of the publication offices AMI be indorssi
wit the name and residence OF persons authorlzs1
10 have the same publlsh
BORN.
DEVLIN-In this city, April % 1897, to the
wife OF Felix L Deviin. daughter.
KAVANAGH April %. 1897, to the wife OF
Charlie, v. Kavanagh, son.
McGRATH-in This city, April %, 1897, to the
wife OF T. F. McGrath daughter.
McGO OGA Mn this city, April %, 1897, to the
wife or Jonn McGooZan, a son.
MALCOLM-In this city, Anril 30, 1897, 10 the
wife OF William H. Malco m, son.
MEANEY-In this city, Ma l. 1897. to the wife
Of John Meaney, a daughter.
MOHR-April 90 1897. to the wife Of J. A. Mohr,
daughter
O'RoUKE-In thi, city April ~. 1897, to the
wife OF Martin O'Rouke daughter.
PoRTER-April 26, 1897. TO the wife Of q. H.
Port
RICHTER-In this city. April a. 1897, to the
wife of Oscar Rich; er, q son.
sEIKE-in this city, April 20, 1897, to the wife
OF Richard B. Seike, son.
this city, April II. 1897, to the
wife OF Henry L. ST evens
TOLOSKI-In this city, April 20, 1897 to the
wife OF Charles looski, daughter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

The following arriage licens's have been
issued b. the County CLERKS office:
Frank A. MacC abe ana NJ ,mie +. Curlie, 21-la
George w. Howe and Annie +. Morgan. Z7-.4
Joao Verism AMI Ieadora bitencut. ~
Benz $. Wood Jr AMI May Dearborn. Z3-Zz.
Geo. Wesiphai and Caroline Puckhaoer. .26-Z2.
Max Blum and Esther Fl go, A IA
Frederick K. Collins and y; ert SCOT. 22-2O
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

.NOTJCE-TIIE BUSIN FSS OF McAVOY
n CATTA,,H IL vii be conducted the
old stand No. 20 Fifth street Tor the tenehs
of the widow Of the late II ~ j.: GALLAS-
HEE INKS. Fl. j. GA iLAGHER. ::
ANNIE L. GALLAGHER. ;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

VOUR LIFE-THOUSAND TESTIFY I RE-
i veal past ana futur-: send 1cc tor Gil aracter
sketch and Diseases birthplace, year, K, day Of
month hour A. N. NJ. il possible. PHO
FEsSOR BAIRD, Astrolog-r, Dept ~, San
Jose, Cal.
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- ~ -
A A Mcdonald. Cal
NJ L udders, " Y
&c Marshal. Cal
f Dustindieck, Samoa
c A Moron, st Louis
] II Mcdonald, Cal
] Hoyt, Chicago
NJ Mai on, Por. land
I G Boshen, san Jose
johnson, Nichols
i b Hawkins, San Jose
j Ia. lOr, Astoria =
A Showers, Visalia
] shots. Ohio
q r Fisk, Santa Cruz
L. w Wood Il W, Cal
w s Tolles. Utah
Mrs Nj Z Muzzy. Cal
] n Crosby, Calf rnia
4 McGettigan, Vail 10
w ID keyser, Pieta
j + Van Nance & wi,
san BeInardin
G III kveritt, California
j Z Langford, Ca ifornia
p Mey er d wi, I RECON
T p Sweeney, Sacto
Miss l. Thornton, Ill
Mrs w Scott. LIS Angels
i. J Atkihs, Connecticut
X y Lever, Bos on
NJ IS K rankin, Fresno
w Jacobs, Sn ching
A Kirchner, LIS y ngeles
a Z Eayson. staten 1Sld
Il r. hose, santa Clara
H ] Christie sen, LS Anc
+ L Mcguire, Lowell Hill
PALAC E
w II johnson, IN Diego
ID hiCh Sthts ~
CJ Ferrin Jr, n Y
A NJ stevens. Vacaville
Mrs e u Romans, Mass
" II BabcocK, 5 Z Y Co
Mrs 4 Clark. Phila
Clara a Miller, Mich
L w Flint Jr. Los Ang
] w Kline, phiia
& Henne, Stanford
G il,rsch man, 1 hila
Mrs }. l. Roberts, Phila
ID + " arnocS, Chicago
+ L Baser. n Y
j ii Colburn, n Y
Miss Sophie Baylor, Mas
+ V Soornies. n ]
j II VOORHEES,, n J
stamford Baseball Team,
stanford
GRAND
w l. Bel, Rowaderman
) Potter, Martinez
Is W eed- Sonoma
w F Washingt IN, Stockr
Miss h l. , arpenter, Obi
Mrs F A Lacey, IAN ] oS
. A b Chase. Chicago
Mrs Chase, Chics 60
Mrs I Hentzelman, Cal
] w OFT. Sacto
l. Durham, ntiOch
G II Fox. Clemenls
(. Miss Y McQuaid, Vallejo
j Jones, [ hi
-. rs. House worth, l. Ans
Mi - Payne, os Apg
w a Eastman, Mass
+ u. WAkeman. Mass
r K Zobaia. Salinas
j / Allen bach. ogden
X X brown, san Jose
BALDWI
T s Taylor, San Rafael
II TnOrne, Los Angeles
A X Dug.n Il w, y y
& G White. Lei Monte
] Aiken, Philmouth
q Z Douglass, stockton
+ 'tkinson. MD, sac
Miss + \ Lyon, ~acto
b kosenfield, Port and
: l. Lalng, San l. Obispo
J B. Carton, ; l. Obispo
X JOY, sacramento
] J-DoOley & w. N Y
w D Davis, ~ Y
NEW WEST
r Moore. san Mateo
a ID Allen & W, Cal
L Murry. Troy
II. Hawes. Los Ang
r Z Mayford. Chicaro
Henry rnold, Boston
F H Burnside, Wtsonvilt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
CLAIRvOYANTs.
DooMS CROWDED
AND EVERYBODY SATISFIED.
TELLS FULL Ma ME.
ASKS no QUESTIONS.
Z SATISFIED.

ASKS NO QUESIlONS.
MRS NASH
CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
This celebrated medium, the clafrvoyant OF Al
clEirvOy ants who IL all, tells you Al ana IN
santly gives you peace and happiness nsVer
ask question, but before you utter word teI
your name, names in full OF al that you are inter-
ested in, all dates, .cts, etc tell you VINO are
true to you and who are false, what hopes you
may have winning your desires and what oDSta-
Giles are in your way and how TO remove them
How to make the best OF your talents and pos
per. How to get money 1 fad lost articles ana
locate hidden treasure. Before ering into Dusl-
ness. law, divorce or marriage consult me. Drive
away evil spe Is, stumbin: blocks, bad luck ana
habits ana overcome all evil works, rivals ana
enemies / never fail L have brought about
more happiness than all oth,r MEDIUMS thers
are be helped: why not you? If you are going 10
see medium, why no the very best? 1t costs
no III ore. Nothing 10 lie paid in advance, and If
not entirely satisfactory nothing at all. DO you
desire anything fairer than thatf Residence, 40
Eddy ST., be- tween eavenworth and hyde. Office
hours: A. NJ. to 8 T
LADIES RECEIVED ONLY.
n. R-No sisLa Perm nently located.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
Builders Con tract.

H g. Otis with q. ]. Blan chfield to erect q
hree- story frame building on w line of Larkiu
street, 1856 Of Green; Charles A. Henderlong
ral,it oct
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

HOUSE.
NJ L Morris, Cal
j Ludders, n Y 81:
w IL Quinn, Napa
Mrs K Berger, Athens
Geo Mccoy, Sacto -
NJ Mcdonnell, Cal
A w Watson, San Jose
j Culvrrhouse, Redding
Mrs l. 9 Boshen, san jose
6 w Mart in. Eugene. Or
] H Porter, Redding
j A Smith, Lempoc
j. NJ Geltigan, Vallejo
II simpson. ] ucSon
] d oodsworth. Cal
T. II Noouan, Santa Rosa
Mrs Nj Layman. Alameda
w L Knowles, Cal
R Z I homr so !, al
q W Thompson. Tomales
+ W Anhart. Cali ornia .
w Carash, Oakland
l. + GranZ, Oaklan1
L ID seymour. Californta
NJ Lewis, Coos Bay
Mrs w n Fowls by. Oregn
Mis- X A Carter, Chicago
w ] Miller, San Jose
Mrs Miller, ran Jose
Miss NJ SCOT. LIS Angeles
w A Rankin, Boston
C II erold, san JOS. >
l K NC. augbl n, Quincy
Mrs Mclaughlin, Quincy
+ e Marshall, Capay Val
+ > ose, A mador
j II Barry, Arizona
G K Harton, Reno
HOi Ell. -.
Arch Reid. Hongkons
u q Perkins, Roueo
w IL Lee, h'cago
NJ Middl ton, Phiia
Miss h p Soh.er. Mass
w w Chaplin, Sacto
\ A Devore, Chicago
Julia W Henderson IL e,
Mrs j ) DougLerty, Mont
l. Z : raiier, Los 1atos
Il NJ Smith, y Y
I'd J. WIS, Phila
Mrs u Horse hman, Phila
u q Ore ador1f, hio
Mrs u G. Urahdoi II. Ohio
Miss & Bowditcn, Mass
, q w Taintos, Boston
l. A West. Stoc ion .-
Mrs p V Voorhies, Cam
den, y ]
HOTEL
ID b .Hinck:ey, Fruitvale
J w shannon. Marines
w II HawSIns, h o.lister
j w Mircnell. Latroba
] A brent, Chicago =
: Miss r. AL, Xander. Cal -
Mrs 1 Scott sac o
W III Grahi m, Pa
T Il Markham, Cal
DIR & h Reed K ", Peta m
Miss r Ha field, owa
Nj Kempie e W, Vallejo
Miss T.. McQ1aid, Vallejo
~ Wilson. Sacio :.
Miss Hous worth, l. AnB
A - Van VVorhies " W,
Sacto -
+ W Vest. ST Louis
Ii A Preston, jamestown
L. IL Frankenneim. sixth
CCCarlson, san Jose
SuHorEi- =
A A Brown. San Jose
w IL l.eshy, Los Ang
L Anderson & ", n Y :
= Mid, Cincinnati
4 Alike g ", Falmouth
W Il Thompson, Napa :
y NTH. Oakland
Il L. ksirchild, Los Ang.
j. Ellsworth " w, : Jose
z Quintaud, = L. Jb $40
y MutiiSen, vs. l. Ouispo
Q NJ Hunter, Denver ;.
Ut Porter. Ange.s Camp
F Luckenback. y Y
ERN HOTEL
w Gandon, San Mateo
FrauS stein, n Y =,
L L CaSsene, Sac,o :"
w Docsre |. Los AnR.
James Dillon, n Y
r schultz, san Diego
Z BW hitehead, Bradfor1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
SATURDAY, May l.
Stmr Newsboy. Fosen. 80 hours from Gaviota,
ballas to Usal Redwood Co.
Jailed.
SATURDAY. May l.
Stmr w hitesboro. Johnson
Stmr Weeott. Miller. Crescent City
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
ROOMS TO LEr-Continued.

ROOMS TO LET Continued.
Russ street.
lO7 RUss-LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
IAs front room; gents or couple: light house
keeping: stove, closets, bath; single rooms
seconu street.
Tx sECoND CLEAN SUNNY FUR
L ~ nished rooms, 81 to So per week.
slA.n roc.
1Q1 slXTH-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
c2 room; bath; closet: $40.
THE PIEDMONT, llsA sIXTH-NICk SUM-
ny roolns modern con veniences-
stockton Place.
THE EUROPEAN, II STOCKTON - FUR
90 t TO 10 81 G e
and cold water: elevator; transient
Suffer Street.
Ok sUTTER-LARGE AND SMALL FRONT
O1O rooms: dressm aking parior offices.
XII sUTTER-ELEGANTL FUR> ISAED
u sunny parlors: other rooms: low rent
III sUrTER-NICELY FURNISHED
IL IL rooms; suites SIP; also single rooms
Taylor Street.
NJ
AOc W; sunny single, 81 rs and 81 90 week.
Rno TAYLOR SUNNY CORNER SUITE;
OUA nicely furnished; hot and cold water.
Tenth Street.
III TENTH. Mr.. MARKET-2 ROOMS CON-
Ii plete for Housekeeping; also Others
..lrd Stree.
II THIRD-oUIET HOUSE: FURNISHED
i II vpfC until nm
O62 THIRD-sUNNY FRONT Ro, Ms FUR
~ nlshed for hous.keeplng; single rooms
81 % week.
urk Stree.
11eTU ARGE SUNNY SUITES,
IL " handsomely furnished: single.
miscellaneous.
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE NICELY FUR
~ nlshed rooms: $5 a month. g. ID. H., box %,
Call Office
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
--~~~-~~~~~~~--~~~-oo~~~~-~
LEW SUMMER BOARD RS WANTED AT
L 254 East Sixteenth ST., East Oakland
40 EDDY : LOVELY SUNNY PARLoR
IL Z with board for q $45.
OoO GEARY-ELtGANT SUNNY SINGLE
CcO rooms, $50; or two $50; French board
pooM FUR GENTLEMEN WI H BOARD:
IL Gel man home cooking: 80 week. 625 Valen-
cha ST.
TO Pos1-2 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS, WITH
IL board. for 2: slSea. up; use parlor I'D piano
110kDDY = LOVELY FRONT SUNNY
III rooms, with board: for 2, $40 a month
SOO VAN NESS AVk--AkWLY FUR
QUO nished sunny rooms or suite, with board
HOTEL BEKTLING, TIA BUSH-A FAMILY
IL hotel; refer noes: all modern conveniences
Rnlston tabes IL desired: new management
CHILDREN BOARDED.
GERMAN LADY WISHES BABY TOB BOARD:
" good home. 4351a Hayes st.
U,NGLIsH WIDOW WOULD LIKE Chill
u dren to board. 867 Folsom
DLEAsANT HOME IN TIL COUNTRY FOR
i child; mus: have reference; board reason
able. Address g. R., Lafayette, Contra Costa
County, Cal.
NICE HOME FOR 2 CHILDREN: MUSIC
IN and close to good school; $40 per mouth Ad-
dres, Mrs f. l. BILL, Golden Gate, Alameda
county, Cal.
STORES TO LET.
no LET-CIGAR STORE, WITH FIXTURES;
rent heap 1879 Mission, near Fourteenth
BASEMENT; PLUMBER OR PAINTER GO
- NJ arny s., cor sacramento
ONE OF THE BEST FKUlTSTORES IN THE
" Mission. Apply UMBSEN & co. IA Mont
gumery st.
DUTCHER-sHoP FIXTURES: $40 MONTH
ID JNo. T. GRAHAM, cor Twenty-seventh and
Alabama SITS.
CToRE AND L1vING-RooMs. Sc COR.
- Page and Lyon rent cheap
| ARt;E STORE, SHOW WIN BOWS AND
II large rooms; rent ony 1922 90 422 Sixth.
d17 THIRD-2 ROOMS AND BASEMENT;
L also hat. Appy IN Third st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

fnlIv invited 10 attend tha 'unerai TOMORROW
(Monday) at 80 O'Clock p. NJ, from her late
re>,ieuce. lO6 o. Farrell str4... between frank
lin and Cough In T"rmnHt l. o. 81. tene cry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
WHAT Is YOUR VOCATIOA?
w HAVE YOU PROSPERED

w HAVE YOU PROSPERED?
WHAT ARE Y OUR HOPES?
Mrs. DR.. F. CLARK will lift the dark veil OF
your future life; she gives you valuab e ADVICE
and Al in all affairs Of life OF private we'll
Of business nature as, for instance pertaining to
Love, Matrmony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits.
Contested Wills, Divorce. Damage Suits. Mining.
She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried
treasures prevents sickness misfortune; recon-
Giles the separated, thus res orng lost happiness
Every person l, adapted to some particular bu 81
ness, profession or rade, which Justly be term
ed theit true vocation, and yet more tEan half Of
you are fighting against an unknown fate for fame,
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain until you find your true vocation
Hours 9 to daily. Send stamp for circular
and special terms. MRS. DIR. +. CLARK, 1906
Market, S. +.
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DIED
Bennett Elizabeth O'Con nell, Thomas
Bryant, John Rich, Louis NJ.
Curiey, Jonn w. Rivero. Celsa
Downes, Ellen Schumacher. Sarah
Gerry. tldridge. schuster. Joseph f.
undpers, William w. schroeder, John
Mcfarland. Maggie Tie rney, Patrick
Nesbitt Joseph X. Taylor, Hon Clay w,
Well Mary j.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13
Club Heetlngs.

The stockholders Of the Kewalo
bicycle track postponed their meet
ing last evening until Monday even
ing for want Of quorum.
The Myrtle Rowing Club last
evening discussed the proposed
amendments to the by laws of the
Rowing ASSOCIATION and left the
matter with the Club's delegates.
The Hagey Social Club last even.
ing decided to hold n social on Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock to intro
duce their new rooms to friends who
like to visit them. The amendments
to he constitution were ordered o
print for further consideration. All
members are requested to attend on
Saturday evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13
CORRESPONDENTS.
Charity.
Ed. The INDEPENDENT

Ed. The INDEPENDENT
was rather touched with the
force of your editorial on Tuesday
on this subjsct, hut / do not Think
that we send our money away from
our own poor, from the want OF
heart, but probably more from the
want OF thought and the want of
opportunity to assist our own peo-
pie. l think many others might do
as 1 do in the way OF helping the
unemployed I have discharged my
Japanese yard boy, and an old Ha-
waiian comes in for an hour or two
each day, and | save money and
assist him. Any one can follow my
example.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13
Timely Topics.
HonoLMiN, Man 13, 1877.

H0G0Jh6N, Nay 10, 1871.
M0Npg g makes the mare
MUNh 4 go, is well
known saying. We have some
thing that will make the sorriest
old nag ever hitched to a wagon
go at a regular racing gait and
for very little money at that.
Our CARRIAGE WHIPS can
be had in almost any quality
and price, from 81 to $3.50. We
have still a good stock of CART
AND BUGGY HARNESS to
suit the purse of anybody we sell
a first-class harness for $16 and
the "there are others" better in
quality, at $25, $50 and $35.
Young men like to take their
best girl out for drive, and the
beautiful moonlight nights we
are just now enjoying, invite
amorous swains to go a incoming
with their lady loves.
We have dandy looking DOG
CART that is just the thing for
a drive around the park; it is
easy riding, comfortable, with
plenty Of room for two. 1t is
the only one of its kind in
Honolulu, ard as we are not in
the carriage business, we do not
intend to get any more, so you
do not run the risk Of having
the same style as everybody else.
Will be sold very cheap.
BY the last Australia we
received lot of BRASS STIR
RUPS, light and neat looking,
and besides carry Q full assort-
ment of CARRIAGE SPONGES,
CHAMOIS SKINS, LAP
ROBES, BITS, BUCKLES, ETc.
I0G Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
307 FoRT STREET,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13
BOARD OF HEALTH.
70 Visit Mololai This Month for An
other Whltews shing excursion.

70 Visit MololSai This Month for An
other Whitews shing Axcursion.
President Smith presided at yes
terday's meeting Of the Board On
his recommendations DR.. Wood was
appointed Health Agent aud Port
Physician during Dr. f. Il. Days
absence in Japan whittier he goes
on the Doric about the 18th inst
The matter Of fumigating cargoes
was left to the discretion OF the
Port Physician and the Executive
officer.
The President reported that he
had visited the new cemetery
grounds, and that Mr.. f. S. Dodge,
at his request, would make a thor.
ough survey of the site
DR.. Monsarrst promised full re-
port this afternoon in reference to
the examination OF cattle for tuber-
culosis. In one dairy IL had been
slaughtered.
K-liipio reported 35,03l fish for
the week. DR.. Alvarez was instruct
ed to make a monthly report on the
condition of affairs at the Kaibi
Station.
DR.. Day was instructed to release
the Kina Msru's japanese, who
have been enjoying 80 days vaca
tiou III quarantine, at the expiration
Of the lS days since the last case Of
smallpox, so that they will come out
TO morrow unless sickness again
breaks out.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13

Apropos of the p @, AS editorial
on loyalty to the G verument by its
SERVANTS, the principle would be-
batter appreciated il the members
of the Government had been loyal
to their oaths themselves. As it is
they made use Of the information
and influence obtained through posi-
tions granted to them by tho mon
archy to whom they swore alleRi-
ance and then overthrow, They
perjured themselves by revolt. Can
they, with the example set by them
selves hold, except by force aud
boycott, that an oath is a sacred
obigation2 Certainly not 1t has
become simply political piece OF
paper to be waited away from the
conscience whenever expediency
dictates.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13
Grand total. .7,743 6.275 l4,ols

To teach these children 250 teach
ers are employed in Government
schools, and 203 in Independent
schools, or total OF 4S3.
BY uationalities the teachers in
Government schools number: 40
Hawaiian, 53 Part Hawaiian, los
American, 81 British, 2 German, l
French, | Belgian, Scandinavian,
IL Portuguese, | Chinese, total $50.
BY nationalities the teachers in
Independent schools number: Is
Hawaiian, 10 Part Hawaiian, l2l
American, "a British, 6 German, 4
French, 6 Belgian, l Dutch, l Scan.
dinavian, 2 Portuguese, 2 japanese,
IL Chinese, total 203.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-13

Our friends on board the Phila-
delphia and the Marion must be
aware of the fact that THE INDEpEND.
ENT is now and always has been the
mouthpiece and champion of the
petty officers and sailors Of the U
S. men-of-war visiting Honolulu.
TIE INDEPENDENT is sent to Mare Isl
and by every steamer leaving this
port, and the men who have visited
Honolulu in days gone by seek the
Office of our journal whenever they
land at the Honolulu wharf.