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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
neven Appointments by Comptroller Golfer
Teachers to he Paid.

Seven Appointments by Comptroller Celer-
Teachers to he Paid.
Comptroller Coler yesterday made these ap-
pointments In the Deputy Auditors Office in the
borough of Brooklyn: Henry M. Murray, chief
accountant, 81. 200; Peter L. Kinney. chief
clerk, 81 1900; George w. Campbell. discussing
clerk. $1,000; John DAILY. disbursinE clerk.
81. 800; James J. Monroe. assistant warrant
clerk, $1,000. and William Koran and John
Ro oinson. clerks. salaries not yet fixed. There
are to be eleven more clerical appointments be-
fore Deputy McKinney's staff is completed.
Secretary Brown Of the borough School Board
has notified the teachers and other employees
OF the Educational Department that they will
receive their January salaries before the close
of the week.
The thirty-six giant policemen. who were So
lected by Chief McCullaGh as a special life-sav-
ing squad at the dangerous crossings in the
crowded thoroughfares, were at their posts yes
tcrday and attracted much notice. Twenty-Five
were stationed on Fulton street. between Mid.
dagh and Nevins streets. and the Others on
Broadway, Myrtle avenue and Court street.
1t was announced yesterday thnt Patrick 8.
Kelley, an active Democratic worker in the
Thirteenth Assembly district. had been slated
for appointment as the remaining Deputy Tax
Collector.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
"DIsCHARGED" BUT LEFT IN JAIL.

Jersey Juatioe Cots Its Records Mixed. buG &C
Makes Leahy Pay His Fine.
John Leahy OF 39s Grove street. Jersey City,
who had been locked up in the City Prison there
since last Friday night, inquired of tho prison
keeper yesterday morning how long he was to
be kept there without having a bearing. II was
found that tho records did not contain any men
Blackie was arrested on Friday night for being
drunk. and Ms he was unable to appear IN court
the next morning Police Justice Potts marked
him fined S.. Blackie was marked discharged
on the City Prison return. 1t turned out after a
good deal of investigation that Leahy and
and was discharged. He said he had been to q
wake on Friday night and after leaving there
nothing more until he came to himself in the
prison cell. He said he had lost a $75 gold watch
and $l5 inmoney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

an absolute essential to She safety Of
q garrison or Of a ship The people who
keep we'll are those who ward off the
first attacks Of disease.
Allcook's Porous Plaster is q remedy
that every n should keep constantly
on hand in case Of o cold in the chest, q
stitch in the side. pain in the back or
limbs. to ward off pneumonia, sciatica,
rheumatism, kidney complaint, and q
host of other troubles.
When Purchasing do not only ask for
"Allcock's," but make sure that you
get it.
Allcock's Corn Shields and Allcock's
Bunion Shields have no equal as a relief
and cure for corns and bunions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
AssEaB1YMAx SIMPSONS STATUS.

He Will withdraw His Conditional RssisAA.
ton and Claim Ais Seat.
Assemblyman. elect Alexander Simpson. whose
trial for conspiring with former Prosecutor
Joseph NJ. Noonan to obstruct Justice ended In
the Oyer and Terminer Court in Jersey City last
Saturday with a disagreement OF tho jury. will
claim his seat in tho Assembly tomorrow morn
ing. When the charges were made Mr.. Simpson
placed his resignation in tho hands Of Robert
Davis. the Democratic loader OF Hudson county,
with the understanding that In the event of hl6
conviction 1t should be sent to the Governor.
Mr.. Davis said yesterd1y:
81 have requested Mr.. Simpson TO call ut my
Office for that conditional resignation. which he
placed In my hands last December whom the
charges of conspiracy wero made. Tho jury
having failed to convict 1t Is only right that Mr.,
Simpson should be sworn in and take his scat"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Almost All or Those OF tho Old Town 70 Keep
Their Present Numbers.
Chief McCullagh Is evolving a pic to renun-
ber the police precincts Of the Creator Now
York. The numbering will begin probably al
the Battery. Almost all tho precincts In the old
city will probably keep their present numbers.
Broo klyn coming next and then Queens and
Richmond. There were thirty-eiRht precincts
in the old city. There will be about twice that
number when they have been rearranRed. Tho
lines OF some will have to be stretched TO take in
the parks. and the inspection districts will DO
changed accordingly. The Chief still hopes for
booths. which will make up for lack of tho 1.270
new policemen he didn't get.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
BoROUaH OF QUEENS.

Highways Commissioner Heating Gives Out
Rome Plums.
Commissioner Heating Of the Department of
Highways. who has been making wholesale re-
auctions in the force under him. yesterday an
nounced tho following appointments: Engineer,
Julius Hunerbein. $4,000; chief inspector,
James Mulhollnnd.. 81 800; chief clerk, James
foremen. JohntP. Coyle and B. J. Kavanagh, 81
q day each. He has also appointed ffty.eight
laborers at p. All OF tho appointees are in the
borough OF Queens.
Owing to alterations and repairs to tho Queens
County Court House at Long Island City. Dis
remove their office to Jamaica and remain
there until the changes in the building have
boen completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

PRESCOTT. A. T., Feb. 21.-Tho Johnsoa
House was burned to tho ground early this
morning and several guests were injured badly.
The fire was discovered by Annie Person. q
chambermaid. on tho third story. She woke up
all the guests on that floor, remaining SO long
that the stairs were burned and she had to es-
cape by the roof. She was burned severely. DR..
j. p. Koegner was also burned terribly and may
die. Charles Perkins and S. II. Garrett were
injured dangerously by jumping from upper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
phradeiph,.,. en-. Lease Legal.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 21.-The Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania handed down a decree to-day.
with a long opinion appended. which disposes Of
any further contention relative to the lease OF
the city gas works, by establishing the validity
OF the thirty-year contract made by the city with
the United Gas Improvement Company In De-
cember. Tho opposition was carried into the
civil courts by an association Of citizens, where
they met with an adverse decree and appealed
IL to the Supreme Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
POLICEMAN SHOOTS HIMsELE.

while Looking for BurGIars John KipD Aosss
dentaIly Fires His Pistol.
Policeman John Kipp. of tho Willow avenue
station in Hoboken. was passing through Ninth
street in that city early yesterday morninn
when a boy told him that burglars had broken
into James Hanley's plumbing shop at 162
Ninth street. Kipp found the shop door open,
on his r y in n his hip pocket. The WEAPON
was discharged accidentally and the bullet tore
through the outer flesh of Kipp's right thigh.
The wound WAS dressed by City Physician
Simon, who said that Kip would not be able TO
report for duty for several days. The door Of
the shop had been left open by mistake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
sLet zach Other Dead.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. GA shooting ARRAY
took place at Lafollotte. Tenn. yesterday. In
which Chief OF Police James Shumate and .
man named Whit Rutherford wero killed.
Rutherford was drinking and the policeman at
tempted 10 arrest him. Rutherford drew his
revolver and shot Shumato. The latter fell. but
got TO his knees and. drawing his postol, fred
Ave shots. four OF them taking effect In Ruther~
ford's Ghost, killing him instantly: After empty
inc his revolver Shumate fell dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
seelsy Dlnner Indictment. Dlsmisssd.

Judge Fitzgerald dismissed yesterday the In
dictments against Herbert b. seoley. Thomas b.
Rich and James II. Phipps. who were indicted
for improper conduct In connection with tho
notorious Seeley dinner, and. against Oscar
dinner. Assistant District Attorney Lloyd in.
dorsed on the Seeley papers:
while originally Instituted in the interest Of
public morality. this case II further prosecuted
would. in my opinion. be a subversion Of that
end, and thus defeat one OF the primary objects
of our criminal law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
annual LncLawannn Ylrcnon.

Samuel Sloan was elected President OF tho
Delaware. Lackawanns and Western Railroad
Company at the stockholders meeting yester-
day for the thirty-nrst time. Fred +. Chambers
Wac reelected Secretary and Frederick II. Glib
bens Treasurer. Tho old Board OF Managers
WAS reelected without change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
U. 8. suaEe Eawa,a ~. Thomas sw.ru In.

Edward B. Thomas was sworn in as United
States Judge for the Second district by Judge
Brown in the Federal building In Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon. A basket OF roses adorned
Judge Thomas desk. He announced that
United States Commissioners Morle would con.
tinue to act as clerk OF the court. Judge Thomas
will begin to dispose OF the accumulated calen-
dar to.morroW morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Pishermaa Ol.sa Drowned.

The drowned body OF Henry Olsen. a fisherman
OF Sea View avenue. Garretson, Staten Island.
was found yesterday at South Beach. Olsen
was 80 years Of nge and unmarried. He left his
home on Wednesday and nothing was heard OF
him until his body was pickle up. 1t Is sup
posed that his boat was upset while he was nsh :
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM REPAIRs.

The Trustees Say she Park Department Must
Make Thorn Hereafter.
The annual report of tho Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art for 1897 calls attention to the fact
that tho trustees have been making needed ro-
pairs to the building at their own expense for
nineteen years, although q clause in tho lease
makes 1t the DUTY Of the Park Department to
keep the building in repair. Since 1879
100000 has been spent for this purpose. The
cided to use no more money for repairs.
1.-THE Commissioner of tho Park Depart.
ment," 1t says, must in tho future include in
their annual estimates q sum sufficient to keep
the museum building In proper repair or be-
como responsible to tho people for It's gradual
decay"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

otto Z. LanGe VIII Get Eis DiamoAd RinE BACK.
Miss Barbara Faber OF 100 Himrod street was
summoned before Magistrate Teale in the Myr-
tie Avenue Court. in Brooklyn. yesterday. to
explain her refusal to return to Otto f. Lange.
a drug clerk, his $50 diamond ring. which he
lent her in June last. She explained that she
had recently. given tho ring to her cousin to
wear during his wedding trip. and that on his
return she would give II to Mr.. LanRe. She had
no intention of retaining 1t, she said. Further
proceedings were suspended pending the return
OF the bridegroom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Surtion Nptires.

JOHN H.. FRENCH Auctionoer,
WILL SELL
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %.
" FOLLOWING Days,
between the hours of IL A. N. to ! p. II. and 0 r. II.
THE STOCK OF THE WsIGih.1,xNowN HOUSE OF
p. 3. BEDEll g. co.,
DEALERS IN
ZINE CHINA. cut GLASS. BRIC-A-BRAO
POTTERY &c.,
AT THEIR STORE.
OOO BROADWAY, BET. l5rh AND 10TH OTa.
(east side of Broadway.
PpoparatOPy 10 IeorEnniEatiOn Of the Business.
THIS rot CONSISTS OF
DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS, FISH, GAM AND
o SETS. AMERICAN CUT GLASS, CLOCKS,
VASES. CANDELABRA. LAMPS. GOLD
GLASSWARE. PLATES o DINNER. SOUP, FISH,
GAME. ENTREE. n DESSERT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Real Rstato Auction saIes.

AZ the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter ,.
Meyer & Co. sold No. 2Os East Einety-eishth street,
100 feet east OF Third avenue, fourstory brick ten
ement house on lot 25xl 00.5. foreclosure, to Wei.
come S. Jarvis. as trustee. &C. plaintin, for sig. 900;
also No. 40 East Ninety.eighth street. 1913 feet east
of Third avenve. q four-story brick tenement on lot
25xl00.5. foreclosure. to same plaintiff as above. for
ol2, 900.
D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. sold No. 1855 East 1884
street, l06 feet east OF seventh avenue. nvestory
brick FIAT house, on lot 20xl00. IL, foreclosure. to
Justus L. Buckley and another. as ltrustees. plaintiffs.
All. Muller 4 Son sold NJ 90 West Eighty-seventh
street. 800 feet east of Columbus avenue. four-story
brick dwelling, on lot 23x100.S, foreclosure, TO James
II. RaAls. plaintin. for 49S. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Real Estate Private saIes.

Henry d. winans & May report the sale OF the resi-
depcs OF the late Charles A. Dana at the northwest
corner of Sixtieth street and Madison avenue, q i've
story, carved atone front house. IS feet 8 inches ON
the avenue by ~ feet on Sixtl' III street, on private
terms. to n gentleman who will occupy 1t as o private
dwelling.
Anthony L. Robertson has sold No. lss West Forty.
eighth street. a three story. brownstone dwelling. on
lot 20xl00. 8. for S28. 600.
Douglas Robinson & Co. have sold for jeremiah G.
Lyons NJ. 81 East Seventy third street, q nvestory.
American basement private dwelling. on lot Tx
lO2.2.
The Volunteers of America have purchased tho
plot at the northeast corner of st. Nicholas avenue
and l80th street. eos. SIX 17.4x200x1s0 from John
r. vanderpool for $50. 900.
James Higgins has purchased the block front on
West End avenue. east side. between Sixty eighth
and SIXTY. ninth streets.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Delaheld has sold to Lowenfeld q
Prayer. the southeast corner OF Monroe and Clinton
streets. 40 feet front on Clinton by 20 feet on Mon
roe. and an adjoining lot on Monroe street. 26xloo.
with the three story brick building1 thereon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Com'F Kane Makes = woman HE SseFetATy.
Commissioner Kane OF tho Department OF
Sewers has appointed Miss Annie V. MclbeeAy
his private secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

New York, February 10, 1908.
An order temporarily restraining 'h' delivery OF tho
...,,,,cd stock under the agreement OF February
ian. 1897, having been made by the U. $. Circuit
n,ryt for the southern District OF New York in the
,,, Of George L. venner against Louis Fitzgerald and
,,A,r, We will, uron surrender OF any Certificates OF
fDrrs,. m AXE payment OF the cash payable thereon.
"a deliver a memorandum therefor. showing that
N. n,ercrred stock deliverable under said agreement
!, ,e.pect of such Certificates has rot yet been deliv.
-. J. P. ORGAN & co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Hvnatea-Malis-nisrellnneons

WANTED-A boy about 10 years old TO learn the
w hotel ~busincssi excellent opportunity for id.
yancenent. Apply at : Fulton st, New York city.
YOUNG Man. experienced in the stationery busL
Il ness, to take care Of stock. Address r. o. box t6e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
9irst- Glass a~stlp-ftmalts.

YoUNo MAN, experienced In the stationery busl-
first Glage Yfriw-fpmst,a
SNs"S
A YOUNG LADY .,snosraphe. and typswri.er
Address X. Y. z, box III Sun once.
y maid or chsmbormsid in private family, excel.
lent references. n. G., box 5ds Sun uptown ONCE,
1905 broadway.
NOOK -Comnseert coot ,n nr,..,. 49,
b. w, box col sun uptown once, ip0b Broadway.
SoNprrrST onn. -
WMfEIEST Young swedish cook; can furnish best
J.. box 5io sun mptown of,cs " ,p H,bd nr >, S1o nns L.
young woman as good family cook.
box Oil sun uptown once. 1895 Broadway. "E'
woman as n%rst-elass ehsm6crmaid:
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TSRsT.cLAss coot ,vno nndov.,.no. ali lind. .;
=, S3Sk,nE, aoaps, meats. entrees. pastries, &C.; thor
Ak. box S0S sun uptown once. 1895 broadway.
FIEsT:cLNss Protestant woman as chamecTmaid
!, % pasIo,ma,u IN priTats tamiiyi willing and
ONCE. iS6S BROADWAY 'p'o""
FuRsT.cLAss cook. understands All Kind. soups,
a meats acfserts, 81; IN private family best ref;
Broadway.
FiRsT;cLAss waiir,ss; understand. salads. cary.
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u; s han q VINES Hms salads, &c; oest city relerences. M.
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D,.Firs;:ei lady's maid; neat German
w woman; willing and %ooliRing; best city refer.
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broaoway.
NEAT young woman as ehambermaid and waitress
sisy rsrerrnce,. E. H. box os4 Sun uptown ONCE,
lzoo broaoway.
MEAT young girl as ehsmbermald and waitress in
roIereneos. ]. r.. box o2o Sun uptown ONCE, 1895
broadway.
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~ In private family; " Hing and otlgins; best ref.
erences. =. ! !. Q ooo sun uptown once, lzoo way.
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THOROUGHLY competent young woman as nrst-
i class chambermnid; assist with waiting: rood
scamstress; best city references. A. NJ. box oss Sun
uptown once leoo broaoway.
THOROUGHLY competent Young woman ns cham.
Abermaid. Assist with waiting, in private family;
onice. 1903 Broaiway.
TNHoRoUGHLY Competent Protestant woman a.
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TE0srMoMIhr woman a. nurse TO an infant;
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nloaeWny.
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WELL young woman as cham
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y"
New York, February 81. 1893.
The order restraining III, delivery OF the preferred
,ock bsvlng been vacated. we will now continue the
a.l,v,ry OF such stock. as set forth in our notice OF
February I. 1895.
Holders of our memoranda for preferred stock mey
new obtain the stock therefor upon surrender OF such
memoranda.
Up NVdAVRdSAN a TN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
aSestrtester ca. Property Sur Sale
2nst Uffirr Nuttrr.

NEW 14.room house, fully decorated, o.. 500.
IN a. B. DowSEY go North st.. New Rochelle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
Organ Recital at Punahou.

a number of friends of Oahu College
gathered with the students at o'clock
yesterday morning in Pauahi Hall 10
attend the organ recital by Professor
ingalls,. The selections rendered We're
Tours Allegretto Grazioso, a pastorale
by Wely, a largo from Handei's Ner-
Xes, gavotte from the opera Of Mig
non by Thomas. and the March POnti-
fcale from Mendelssohn's Athalie. To
give the students familiarity with
music of the highest order j. Prof.
ingalls, purpose.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
First Concert.

There was a big jam at Emma
Square last night for the concert o;
the Government band. 1t was the first
music after a vacation of two weeks.
Capt. Berger and his men were at
their best and each number was given
with fine effect.
Solomon Hiram did the singing and
was given lots of applause. He will
sing again tonight. Miss Annie Ka-
noho is in the hospital and David Moe.
another vocalist for the band. Is on
the sick list
Capt. Berger has engaged Ellis. the
tenor who came here with the Ameri-
can Comedy Company, 10 sing at Ma
kes Island tomorrow evening and at
the Hawaiian hotel on Thursday even
ing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
AT THE CAMPS
Many Movement Rumors Afioat
Barracks

All was rumor at the two military
camps Yesterday. The men at Otis are
anXiously awaiting the arrival OF the
L. s. Transport Steamship Arizona and
are ready to move To the waterfront
on notice of five minutes or less.
The men at Mckinley are very much
in doubt. Yesterday work was re-
sumed on some of the barracks build
ings. At one time it was reported that
there would be no movement whatever
from the camp.
IT, cry latest was that the Engi-
neers and one battalion OF the First
New York would remain at Mckinley
and the rest of the permanent garri-
son would be scattered to camps in the
neighbohood OF Honolulu.
Assurance is now given that IL Me
kinley camp is kept clean there is no
further danger OF disease, but those
keen 10 be on the safe side are urging
that some OF the large community be
taken elsewhere.
Sanitary work is the order OF the
day both at Mckinley and Otis. The
old sink system is abandoned entirely
and the earth closet plan has been put
into use. IL is believed that this will
ward of disease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
There l. More Typhoid.

The typhoid fever was sown broad
cast and effectively during the time
ordinary rules OF sanitation were dis
regarded at the military camps. There
are now said to be in the neighb1rhOod
OF half a hundred cases of the serious
fever. Six trained nurses Of the city
have been added to the force a. the
hospital and with the careful attention
the men are receiving, it is believed
that the death rate will be very small.
Malaria is on the decrease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
An OpIum Find.

Deputy Marshal Chl.l.ngworth yes
terday searched the meat market OF
Yee Sing on the corner OF King and
streets. for opium that he
knew was concealed on the premises.
After working about three hours the
deputy was successful in locating the
hidden cans. Yee Sing was Immediate
" put under arrest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25

by the Bishop that these people ac-
ceDtei communication with the church
merely 20 carry out their matrimonial
plans. IL is represented that the
Ch'naman does not understand az all
what has been done and that the He
brew accepted baptism with reserva-
tiou. Further. the Bishop claims that
he has discovered that the Chinaman
has wife already in the FIowery
Kingdom.
So far as can be learned. Rev. Mr.
Macintosh has temperate,y replied
THAI he believed the Hebrew was In
earnest and had at least compiled
with all the requirements TO which a
good churchman is subject. Il has
come out that the Hebrew once visited
the Bishop 10 talk OF joining the Eng
lish church, but was turned away with
a sharp rebuff. This is said to be the
statement Of the man himself and it il
Understood that the Bishop tells ot
having some converse with the He
brew. The young lady in this case be-
longs to one of the best known OF Ha-
waiian families and one that has for
many years been with the Anglican
church.
The Chinaman is a resident OF Wal
alua, has been in Hawaii fifteen years
and was fifteen years OF age when he
came 10 the Islands. He may, or may
not have wife and children back in
China. Rev. Mr.. Macintosh replied
TO the Bishop at one time that most
searching inquiry touching the record
of the Chinaman had been made.
These are the facts from reliable
people and the steps that are to be
taken by Alfred Honolulu will cause
a trouble that amongst brethren will
be beautiful to behold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-25
New Seminary.

II. p. Baldwin with Ripley & Dickey.
yesterday morning gave the order for
plans for a fine two-story wood and
plaster building To- take the place OF
the East Maui Seminary which was
recently burned down. With the ex-
ception OF $1,000 insurance. Mr.. Bald
win purposes 10 donate the funds need
ed