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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
Stnr. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5P.m.,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa an6
Ripahulu, Maui. Returning arrives al
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second trit
Of each month.
O. No Freight will be received afte,
4 P. M. on day Of sailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
LEAVES HONOLULU.
ARRIVES HONOLULU.

Returning, will leave Hilo at o'clocs
?. M, touching at Laupahoehoe, MANU-.
kona and Kawaihae same day; Makena,
Msalaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of Tuesday and Fridays.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma.
- No Freight will be received after
"a. M. on day Of sailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
CLAUS sPRroKELs. wn. q. IRwTr.
CLAUS Sptscksls & 10.
BANKERS.
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BAN Francisco.
HOHOhUhU

Son H,ancisco Agents-TBH NEVADA BANK OF
BAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
sAr FRANcrsco-The Nevada Bank Of San
Francisco.
I,ospoN-The Union Bank Of London, Ltd.
N.w YoRK--American Exchange National
Bank.
CHIoAao-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS = Compton National d'Escompt de
Paris.
BRRLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HoNeKoNe AND yoKoHAMk-Hongkong d
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUsTRALIA-Banko OF New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANcouvER-Bank Of British
North America.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business
Deposits Received. Loans made on APP
proved Security. Com and Irsveiers
Credits Issued. Bills Of Exchange bought
and sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED FOR
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: Is
and 90 cents per night. 81, and
81. 26 per week.
The sun., 1898-01-29

Of labor this season, it will be necessary
to double the sales to equalize matters.
Tom Eek, who is in England, has
signed Billy Michael and Jack Chinn tt
ride in America this year.
The Australian bicycle records have
been going by the board since Patt-
Belts began attacking them. His lates,
attempt at the fiy ing start paced mile re-
suited in his doing the quarter in 0:2%
2-5. the half in O:i7 and the mile in ! :3S
%, which is very close to the Stocks
world record. Belts is now after the
hour record, and may give Australia the
coveted honor Of thirty-thrcc miles in
the hour.
The Jimmy Michael who is applying
to the Chicago courts for a divorce is not
the crack bicycle rider.
There are only about 800 cyclists in
Constantinop'c ont Of a population ex-
ceeding ,0O0,o0O. Among the Turkish
peasantry bicycles continue to bc known
as the "dcviHs mounts"
The famous Jallu brothers. trip!ct team
of France, who came over with Michael
when the Midget first set foot on Amer.
can soil, will again visit this country the
coming. season, bringing their electric
pacing machine will them. Last season
the team used the ''infernaI" machine
for paccnaking purposes in France. The
machine is he pnly y one of its kind and
and will be il curiosity in this country.
A Paris cycling paper, commenting ON
the meteoric career OF 'Jimmv" Michael
in this country and on the easy defeat
of many of his rivals, depiores the fact
that cycle racing has not yet arrived at
the scientific period. Michael it de-
clares to be Il natural rider, who has
been fortunate in finding the distance
and style of racing ior which he is best
fitted, but Il large proportion Of racing
men, It believes, not only fai to show
to their best advantage, but do perlla-
nent injury to themselves by pursuing a
plan Of training and following Il tyle of
racing for which they are who'll y un-
suited.
Edwards, Of the Century Wheelmen,
OF New York, who has started out to
ride one hundred miles Il day on a chain
less wheel, finished his twcnty-sevcnth
century last night at 8 o'clock. lie is
delighted with the present condition of
the weather, and says that he is feeling
all right. lie has already ridden over
2,700 miles this month.
The many pleasant days that we have
experienced thus far this winter have
prompted many wheelmen to resurrrct
their steeds and undertake century runs.
This is a bad season of the year for such
undertakings Riders who are out of
condition run big chances
The sun., 1898-01-29
AQUATICS.

Twenty-six crew candidates reported
to Captain Whitney, of Yale, yesterday
afternoon. Training will be the same as
in previous seasons Running, tank
work and gynnastic exercise constitute
the daily routine. This year mirrors
have been introduced. They are placed
opposite each oarsman along the sides Of
the tank. Thus he is able to detect some
of his own faults. The men are at present
rowing on stationary seats and with two
inch blades. For some time after the
answer to Yale's challenge had been re-
ceived by Cornellthere was an impression
that Yale would still meet Cornell
through the medium of Harvard. Since
then the impression has become prevalent
at New Haven, Conn, that Cornell. or
rather Coach Courtney, is satisfied to
rest Oh his laurcls and incur no more
risks.
Howard Gould's magnificent new
steam yacht Niagara is all ready for
launching at her builders yard in this
city. As she is directly under the firms
big electric crane. large portion OF her
machinery will be put in place before she
is launched. Her christening, it is said,
will take place some time next month,
the exact date of which will be an
nounced later.
A special system OF training is pre-.
scribed at Harvard for those men of
promising physique who have never
rOwcd before, with the object of develop
ing some men Of ability for the crews.
About forty candidates are now in
training for the University Of Wisconsin
crews. Five separate crews will be
trained until the spring races are held,
W On the final selections for the tnivcr-
sity crew will be made.
The University Of Pennsylvania water
polo team defeated the National Swim
ming Association six to one on Wcdnes-
day night. Thc first goal was made in
one minute and the rest came in quick
succession.
The Maynowcr, formerly owned by
the late Ogden Goclct, is said to bave
been bought by King Leopold Of Bel
gium for 100000. The yacht now lies at !
Erie Basin undergoing repairs.
The sun., 1898-01-29
CYCLiNG.

All ideas such as the curtaiment of
options, agreements and the throwing
in" of extra parts are the result of the
endcavors Of manufacturers to cconolnize
next season. In many cases where prac-
ticaly tie same machine which last
year or in '9G sold for $780, will he lv-
tailed for just half that amount next
season it has been found necessary for
the manufacturer to economize in this
way in order to allow the comparatively
mcagre profit and staye off failure. Ii
cannot be denied that the popularity Of
the wheel and the demand for popular
prices has decreased the makers profit.
1t might be said that more wheels are
sold, but it is not thought the number
will counterbalancc the old day profits.
1t must be remembered that in cases
where u manufacturer received 500 for Il
wheel a year or SO ago, and will receive
only $50 ior practically the same amount
The sun., 1898-01-29
Cross, Donohue and Douglass from st.

Cross, Donohue and Douglass from st.
Louis.
Several times of late it has been ru.
mored that Tom Hurst would manage
the st. Louis Browns. He yesterday
denied the latest rumor. Although it
was practically decided at the league
meeting that he was not to umpire dur
ing the coming season, his case has since
then been rcconsidered, and in all
probability he will still remain on the
staff.
Cincinnati, Louisville and another
club are interested in three-corncrcd
deal for players.
Eight men who will help to make up
the Pittsblrg outfit next season were at
one time with the Cincinnati club. The
Pirates catchcrs, Schrivcr, Morgan
Murphy, Boyle and Billy Merritt played
at one time behind the Reds plate, the
others who wore the same uniform being
Mccarthy, Gray, Tannehill and Hhines.
And still no one knows what Pop An
SON is likely to do.
The championship games for the com
ing baseball season between Yale and
Harvard have been scheduled es follows:
Thursday, June "A, Yale at Cambridge,
and Tuesday, June 23, Harvard at New
Haven, In the event of Il tie the third
game will be played in New York, on
July ..
The sun., 1898-01-29
MISCELLANY.

The cricket candidates of the William
Penn Charter School will begin practice
on February |. OF last years team,
Strykcr, Scully, Collalan, Roper, Clark
and Kline will be on hand and Arthur
Winterbottom will coach during the sea-
son. Roper has been elected captain
and Stryker as manager. a schedule of
games will be arranged and as the team
promises to be Il good one the prospect
OF winning the inter-scholastic cup is
very bright.
With Bucknel and Yale already in
the field, Cornell is anxious to get a team
ON the basket ball field. Merrill has been
elected captain in place of the temporary
captain, Vrceland and the last named
was made manager. This is the first
regularly organized basketball team
which Cornell has had.
Yale's track men were out yesterday
afternoon for the first time reporting to
Trainer Fitzpatrick at o'clock. They
will be given light work in the gymna-
stun for several days,
The Indians are preparing for big
year on the athletic field. The athletic
association will send relay team to
Philadelphia in May. +. W. Hjcrtberg,
cx-captain of the New Jersey A. &. track
team, will take charge Of the team.
Princeton is the only large Eastern
college that will not be represented in
the Boston games of February 5.
Yale and Brown will play their first
hockey game at the Clcrmont Rink,
Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon.
Jake Schaefcr has received his $50
diamond ring for making a high run OF
l3S in the recent Chicago tournament.
The next battle among the champions
is that scheduled for February 5,bctwecn
Schaefcr and Slosson.
Billy Michael, diminutivc brother of
Jimmy Michael, has been signed by Eek
to come to this country and ride for II
syndicate. Eek has also signed Jack
Chinn. Billy is said to be even smaller
than Jimmy, but it is doubtful if he is
anything like as good u rider
The sun., 1898-01-29
DIAMOND Gust.

Twrnty-scvcn candidates have ap-
pcarrd for the Harvard freshman
baseball nine. Last year there were
foryHinr.
Chris Won der Alic is anxious iur the
league meeting to be held in st. Louis,
and Hart, Of Chicago, is supporting the
German.
A bill has been Introduced in the
Kentucky Lcgislaturcto prohibit Sunday
baseball. President PulIiam is Il mem
bcr oi the House, and will try to kill the
bill.
Cincinnati has offered dusty" Miller
the same terms as in 1895 and 1895, but
Miller refuses to sign, asking the same
as he received last year. The club
says he did no, earn the increase last
season.
Wheeler, PhiIn,lrl lphia's pitcher, has
left his home for this city, and will re-
main here until the team goes to Cape
May, N. j., for spring practice. He
weighs 100 pounds, and says the club
made good deal when it secured Monte
The sun., 1898-01-29
THE SPORTING WORLD.
'hort and pithy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
\ Resume OF the --latest DOingS in
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
FOOT BILL.

Ae,. Mofiatt, who will represent
Princeton in the Foot Ball Rules Com
mi,tec's meeting in New York on Fcbru-
a1y 80, has received many suggestions on
changing the rules. | have had no time
to look at them" said Mr.. Moffatt, but
shall consider them carefully before the
meeting is held. | do not care to express
an opinion at present on any proposed
modification of the rules. Exactly what
the status of the committee will be on
this matter do not know, and before
anything is done, shall ask that it be
definitely outlined" AS to the Western
colleges having Il representative on the
committee, Mr.. Moffatt thought it u good
suggestion. Such an addition would re-
suit in II uniform set OF rules for both
East and West. How the committee
could he thus increased he did not know
unless the University Athletic Club cx-
tended an invitation to the Western col
lcgcs to send delegate.
The sun., 1898-01-29
Spain and Cuba.
City Court Cases.

John Collish was charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery on Dennis
Daley at the Old Ferry rolling mill last
Wednesday night. Daley said Collish
struck him in the back with Il shovel and
aftcrwaru started toward him with Il bar
of iron and threatened to kill him. Col
lish denied that he was at Iait and said
Daley was the aggrrssor. The defendant
was required to pay the costs OF the case.
Mary E.Panlook was fined So for being
drunk.
John Malovin was drunk and disor-
derby and was required to pay - for his
fun.
Jonas Heck was fined So for drunken
ness.
On Wednesday evening, February 0, Il
dance will be given in Brandywinc Club
House.
Company 4, n. &. d., will give its an
nual dance on February n. at the
ar,norv. The Governor and other state
official have received invitations.
The sun., 1898-01-29
THE SUMS BLUE RIBBON DAY
Handicap to be Run at Singer|y
Today.
ENTRIES SHOW GOOD STARTERS
Talent and Public Have an Inning
as Four FavOrites Won
Yesterday.

The feature Of today's racing at Singer
" will be the running of TIE WHINING
TON Sun Handicap, which includes some
OF the best horses at the track. The
management have decided to use an en-
jockey riding in this race.
The bettors finally had an inning, as
four favulitcs crossed the line first. The
bOOkmakcrs were forced to open their
bank rolls. The only long shot that
landed was Express, who beat the well
played kassula half length and at the
same time winning his jockey, +. Hues-
ton, the $50 prize donated by the books.
Following are the summary, entries
and selections for today.
Summary.
First Racc--Six furlongs. Ferocious
ll2 lRigby), ,, As and Is, first; Bal
sam, IL (Asburn), 6, = and |, second;
Tonoka, III (Nelson). 4. S-5 and 49,,
third. Time l.2oi. Mohawk, Tutor,
Brooklyn, Mr.. Waverly also ran.
Second Racc-Four and half fur
longs. Heck Jr., III (Rigby), 7-l0 and
10, first; Queen OF Berlin, ll5 a..
jones', -, & and ., second; Eossman,
ll6 (Griffcn), ID, 6 and 3, third. Time
LOBE. King Bon, Hiddnitc, Statesman,
Dutch Buster also ran.
Third Eacc-Caroven, ll5 (Neel), 3,
and -, first; Henry, ~ (Grffen), H.,
So and 40, second: Dutch Lady, llO
(Berger), 10, 1 and So, third Time
l.3Oi. Relief, Telegram, Metropolis,
Edna d. also IAN.
Fourth Race-Four and half furlongs
Empress III, (F.Hueston, )l0,4 and first
kassala lO6 (McIntyre) 6, 5 and 2-5 Sec
ond. Belmont los [ f. Jones) 3, and II
third. Time 104i. Jack Wynne, Bene-
factor, also ran.
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Phil Thompson ll2, Neel 2 and 7-lO first.
Parthian ll2 Berger) S,3 and So second.
Navahoe ~ (Osborn) 5, 2 and | third.
Time l.03!. Belle of Washington, Fran
els NJ, Dorian also ran.
Sixth Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Marie Lowell, 10 (Donnel!y) 2, 5 and
% first. Prlvateer NJ (Condrier) 5, 2
and second. Copyright 1l5 (Nelson)
2, 40 and 20 third. Time l.O4$. Recov-
cr, Aunt Sally, Sir Moltke also ran.
The sun., 1898-01-29
CURRENT YDi'N'.S.
Tnc Gold Yields.

The rich gold strike at Golden. Cot,
was revealed to J. 7. Carey. he says, by
the spirit of an Indian nurse in Il dream.
The contractors for the AN.Cauldian
route to the Yukon will receive large
land grants from British Columbia and
Canada.
The nse Of drcdgcs on British territory
near Dawson City has been forbidden
and many prospective gold seekers will
probably stay at home,
The CITY of Topeka left Tacoma yeSter..
day with 24O passengers and 100 tons OF
freight.
Spain and Cuba.
Secretary Congosto cables inIorin..ti"n
appearing to be proof Of the death OF
Ncstor Aranguren.
A semi-oilicial note issued at Madrid
saws that the intcrvisits of United States
and Spanish cruisers are satisfactory to
both countries.
Editor Arnauto, who escaped in dis
grisc from Havana, has arrived at New
York.
1t is stated that the Maine will leave
Havana in couple Of weeks and that
anot her United States warship will be
sent to Cuba.
Spain will increase her torpedo boat
feet ON the Havana coast.
The sun., 1898-01-29

u uEypY s, S,GRAY.-Information wanted about
lt,nurv 4 GRAY, If Toronto, last heard OF IN sum
Ssnrr of ls.H, when bookkcclcr with slmomis
Efs. o. Long Island city, aGd rlIy y"E ,MTER It EE
MarGIJEs 4 DWIGHT 9G Broadway, New YORK
The sun., 1898-01-29

wanted of the descendants 81 %
xyanrv Caldwell O Neil who in 1915 ii is bcheVcd
resded at 81 Centre ST. and also Of tnr ncsr,, iaI
Tiants nf alexander Mcclure, who in lS,o resn'en
un,,,aa n.a II unnry st both Of whom owned or ha1
se,nc interest in premises Nos. 90 ", "a amh 70
2ni,rrrv ,,iI st, in tlc.city Of New York. FhEnE-
sTCK Bf.LTZ. Counsellor at Law III Broadway
SWew York city.
The sun., 1898-01-29

INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
ch;.,in jnst heard of december Q; Will he thank
tlIy mi ,' received by his brother, DAVID box 49,
White Plains. N \.
The sun., 1898-01-29

IA UOWARDs s. IluDSON, formerly Of brooklyn
||hleasc send address to AGt9l ,AiNlAN'H ''' ''''
~ ~ III downtown, New York City.
The sun., 1898-01-29

, JOsEpu HITNNIs-A native OF Russia KNOWN now
here % as joseph Ennis, is required to % r"mm"nt !,
cate with his brother MAJOR lsu,.tc fs ' ';rnral Of
Petersburg Russia, or the Consuia'c ''''''c'"' VI
Russia "a state street, New York
The sun., 1898-01-29
LOST AND FOUND.

r oyr-small hand satchel, containing yellow
nckethnk, two rings, stick pin and sum
1npnev on King street. from Fourth to 6ll
King
The sun., 1898-01-29

"a INFORM ALTON wanted If the descendants o
&s,nnry caldwell O'Ncil. who, in isih ut is be-
Fiicyril, resided at 81 Ccntr" IT,, VINO owned or
sn N,,lnnrry &, in The citv of New York. FRED
kEKICK BELTZ, Counsellor at Law, i'll Broad
kxay New York.
The sun., 1898-01-29

NANCY CARLAN-came IRON Birminghinm, 1iIa;hi M
England in 1872 entitled +" praG%edy; aG%drSSs TlS' GEa A.
sMTrHE AZ Counsellor at Law, no Amcs Building,
Boston, Mass.
The sun., 1898-01-29

n,>IrJ MIIJJGAN or Cornelius Carlan, dis
a..' ~ ;r,m M ~ n 9th IT, s. infantry March Is.
enasSo ss st Jefferson .i M Barracks, Mo- entitled prop
artv rt Il Iera reward for proof of death address
GEO. A. SMYTlIE, Counsellor at Law llo An'es
Ruildinp Boston. Mass.
The sun., 1898-01-29

LUDWIG LANDSllur will learn o OF snmGihIns ,n
10 his advantage by calling room W. % >'''''"
street New York city.
The sun., 1898-01-29
NOTICES..

$WANTED-Encrgctic agents. either sex. Char,
eter must bear strictest investigation A"oress
lN office.
The sun., 1898-01-29

MAGGIE HARRIs-lnforma,n, wa wanted atn1,,Y %l
whereabouts OF Maggie Harris w''o VIZ psasr . r"
:" nnicats nj a with M coLE& POTTER, Ga Wall street.
New York.
The sun., 1898-01-29

~ "a, u,r,n Won Alven>lcben, late of Fifth
A yrnu" y , Hotel, corner OF 2rd ST. and ah q, aVr "
New Yorkii"H %rG IaIi''Isis r Lnwis 'ticH s"or 20
sSon,i,iih SS,arier.hury, London, Eng. Anyone knowing
thn nTdrrss and communicating the same VIII be
Ssfewarded.
The sun., 1898-01-29

w wINTTn- Robert Bruce Davidson, II son OF
.ha la navid Davidson, Writer, Co!ipar, Any US
scotIand or any Of his children Addrcss nAn ~
NSIN"AE & son. solicitors, dundee, scotahd.
The sun., 1898-01-29

~1,,n,r n M. meet the eye OF any Of the rela
W Ga,bnrin" tri or BENJAMIN Hough, formerly
tyes s,dckart sf Gnns' E"gand TkEDEKlcS ia kna
REAKp viii be pleased to see or near i,6 no. .ne III
Address british steamship Energla' Market b.
wharf New York.
The sun., 1898-01-29

INFORMATION wanted Of the Descendants % Oh
Henry Gad we'll ONeil, who, in ls'5 Nt Is DE- f
the descendants of Alexander MctiiIe' T THT Whom m
lsS atH,' nr had a. some interest in premises Nos w.
~ 81 and M Mulberry street in the r,ty m "l law S.S
York. FREDERICK BELIT Counsellor ~ ''"
III Broadway, New York city
The sun., 1898-01-29

M INFORMATION wanted OF E'n !, rym': iI'l 'I'f
II led John Burke in North America :" years "'c"
(, ss,ast ae,' ~" ~ Rnwery street, New York.
The sun., 1898-01-29
PERSONAL.

IA IN frederick II. Dcepe will send his address to
3s1hr undersigned. he will hear something 10 ms
n ikJyauiauc. GERMANY. 2lS Herald, 2'd ST., New
lKork CITY.
The sun., 1898-01-29

INFORMATION wanted OF Rosanna
Reilly, (domestic.) Please sena aau'e'' ';.'
70 GO Convent avenue, New YORK c''s'
The sun., 1898-01-29
Selections.

First !.acc--...,.a ,',uou.u..,.s, Lizzie
W., Edna Bennett.
Second Racc-lark slope, Mooycr
Miss Carrie.
Third Race-lIcck, Jr., Harry Bennett,
Helen il.
Fourth Race-Reiorm, Jonah White,
Governor Griggs.
Fifth Eace-Crown, A. B, Dadc,
Prompt.
Sixth Racc-kassala, Walter d.,
Chiswick
The sun., 1898-01-29
Paddock Points.

The prizes offered by this Journal for
the winner of THE WILMINGTON sun
HANDICAP were displayed at the track
all day yesterday. The winner will get
Il saddle ; the winning jockey a pair Of
riding boots, second jockey, a pair OF
riding pants, and third jockey a whip.
The groom of the winning horse will re-
ccive smokers outfit.
As the horses were running down the
back stretch during the fourth race,
Benciactor, who was two lengths in
front, fell and threw Jockey Rigby, giving
him slight shaking up.
Belmont was u supposed good thing,
but the best he could do was to finish
third to Empress and kassala.
Fred Eshner, the president of the
warming-up committee, played Empress
on account Of the speed he showed in his
preliminary gallop.
Jockey Rigby kept up his good form
by winning two races, and it is safe to
say he would have won the fourth had
not his horse fell
Dick Baker had good day, as he
played Caroven and Marie Lowell very
heavily.
Jack and George Lowell made a killing
with the old mare yesterday, but at the
same time they are liable to lose the
friendship OF their dear old pal Little
Mickey Ray as he played Copyright,
thinking the mare was short Il race.
Counsellor Bill Brien, who has been II
prominent and picturesque character Ga
race tracks in this country for the last
twenty-five years, and who is now at
New Orleans, yesterday executed bill
OF sale of his three selling paters to W.
II. Laird and announced his retirement
from tie turf. lie is going to the klon-
dixie with Robert Davalle, an associate
of Swift Water Bill'' Gates. Davalle
has been in New Orleans for month
and has convinced Brien that Dawson
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-08-31
An kh.en,minded Ma.

Writers for comic papers and their minimizing readers. " said NIT Werken- day, consider it funny to be an absent minded man am absentminded and in a position Co contradict them This morning 1 was hurrying across Wall street to keep an appointment l ht g cigar without checking my pace, fer ] was late, and the appointment meant much for me
 "A few minutes afterward happened to put my hand in my pocket and miss ed my new silver matchsafe or course l retraced my steps in a hurry scan ming every inch of sidewalk and guitei anxiously So occupied. naturally l col lided more or less severely with people who. not having lost silver matchsnfe might have kept out of my way think
 However they did not, and by tho time I reached William street my hai had been knocked of. the polish of my shoes had been ruined by strange feet and one of my new gloves had dlsap peared
 At William street very fat mar ran into me. or rather over nc The shock staggered me, and something fell out of my hand and ciattered on the pavement Itwas my new silver match safe 1 picked it up with unkind refec- sions about myself, and little mental arithmetic showed me that had Tn..de an absentminded fool of myself al a cost of cents for shine, sl to get my hat blocked and @ 25 for pair of gloves. ruined by the loss of one And then. gentlemen. l walked sereneiy to my office, and it never struck me until two hours afterward that had quite forgotten to keep that highly important appointment New York Press