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9th ay. n Union st. atty stone Is 81 TOO
Union Bt, 9th m Bty s, 10 800
President ST 9Th ay. Bty stone ex 1S 1880
7th ay, cor Berkeley place. 3h sy IL 1900
President at, 9TH nv, sty 9, IL 1900
St. Johns place 7th ay. sty stone, IL rs.. 1900
Sd st. 18th av, sty fancy IL ............ LOO
President st, 18th Ay 81 sty stone, l4 rs. 110O
GARFIELD place. 9Th av. sty 18 rs. Ai., 1000
LIST st. Rth Av, sty fancy. 10 rH, e..... 1000
Lincoln pl, bet 9TH and 7th avs sty II rs 200
President st. Tth ny 8 sty stone. IL rs...... 400
St. Johns place. N Tth ay, sty b g. l3 rs...... 300
Carlton av n Prospect pl, sty stone. II rs. 400
ST. Johns place, 9th Ay, Bty =, II rs.,,... 800
President st. fth av. aty q. IL rs..,..... 300
Park place, TtE av, sty g. u rs .,,,...... 300
18th ay. GARFIELD place, sty stone. ~ re-. 300
St. Johns place. 9Th av, sty stone, II rB.... 300
Prospect place, 9th ay, sty stone. IL rs... T60
Berkeley place. 7th Ay. sty be, II ra...... f2o
Bt Marks Gv n 9th, sty stone. III. 72o
Ith Ay, n Carroll ST sty b q, u B.,....... 100
Sterling place, 9TH ay sty b o. t3 fu......., TOO
st. Marks aY u Carlton, sty stone, 1B -. Hb0
I'D at. 9TH ay sty stone, ! rs ...,........ 900
Garfield place. 9th Av, sty stone. IL rs.... 400
Prospect place, 9TH nv, 3 sty BIS. 10 B....,, Ba0
Sterling place, 9th Ay, ~ sty b D. 10 rs.... 600
Bergen at, FlAtbush av, sty bk, 10 Fs...... COO
Douglass st, 9th aY, Bty stone. ....,.,. 400
9Th 1t, n 4th Rv, sty bk, OrS.,..,,,..,...... 312
10th st. n 4th ay sty II, RS 240
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LOTS.

Amsterdam aye.-Front; size. 1sa.ex1oo. down to
grade: asking SIC, ,o00 mortgage $50. 900; want in
come property and little cash.
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9wtllina aOasss So gtt-9rooAlyu
PARK SLOPE.

Special list of the best bargains
to let in the most attractive Ioca.
tIonS in Greater New York.
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gsnI @rtnt. 4oF gaIg eclta.

&lA-lllANIG Ell lASll]l
ERANk l.. FISHER CO |
I'll URlIIII6IIWV
Offer for Sale
The following attractive modern dwell.
lngs, all Of which are new, with all
modern Improvements, and all Of (which
can be bought at low prices
S2o,ooo-3-story 2o-foot
house,
~ West ifSth St.
S2t,5oo-3-story 2o-foot
house, between West End
Ave. and Riverside.
sci, ,ooo-i7-foot 4-story
American basement,
between Columbus and
Amsterdam Aves.
S25,ooo-2o-foot 4-Story
American basement,
In the Eighties.
S27,ooo--2o-foot brown
stone 4-story house, near
Central Park must be
sold; bargain.
S26,ooo-1o.foot, 4-story,
high Stoop,
In the Eighties.
S32,ooo-to-foot West End
Ave. corner.
S45,ooo-A large west av.
corner, 21x78, din
ing room extension.
,ooo-4-story, "a feet
wide, IA Rooms, 3 Bathrooms.
$4,000 o-25- foot, very fine,
4-story,
Riverside Drive Residence.
S8o,ooo-A handsome Riv-
erside Drive corner.
Send for our fall list Of all the new
and old houses for sale,
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3eAI GGtAtr efor .xAIe- efsen @itu.
NEW DETACHED PET; ssllAr iizsoon eOttssssi $4,000.
JJaN1. LANK aso MAaaolpA q.
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8weiiiuo 1onsts 70 VT cSltB
Hlnfarulshth.
SLAWSON & HOBBS
Submit all offers for
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS.

$1,000 o-7ogh st. three story. 2 f. near West End.
| sl.0O1 seth ~, three story near West End.
| i1,lto-u5th st., near coinmbns ay, three story,
st. three story nsrshr Msss bSs s a AZ
i,250-aIanhattan Az, three story good LOCATION.
SisoS-iosiS st., nsss nssr lSg wost md little 6iop
q 300 --path st.. near w a. "a s.gry, Am. base
| Si.so0-7gth 81, three story, IL feet choice.
eI.sso-s3d Ell, four stoyy. near Park. Noe 45-AI
Mis' s noSr SSsn Vest S Una 'sor sors
81 i,4oe-,,sth 81, three story. 1s feet near Park:
si,sSS-Toth It., st. three stoiy, 81 feet. e.
81. .45o e.. four story, 10 feet. ext, near Park.
1l.5OO-west End av., near plst It,. four story.
S0oysh a. IsxSS iarss T StoEy n eT, S,n%ess moeetn'
Si,500-iist st.. near Boulevard, thresstcry brown.
81 r.5oo--7stS ipas w.. near West End ay. 10 feet
si.eoD-wsst Inday.. mr. 12d q. four story ls foee
ld SS s story 81 .fS so near
$1,000 1oth st.. near Park, three story. 10 t.h.a
si.soo-SIst st.. four @ story 1s it., near PsTi.
sissS0-Soth st. four % story ',o near .lr Park. lSt
extensions Handsomely decorated; pos
sI.7oo-1osd ST.. near West End. 20 #.
e. s5sS Z f. toSr .tSaS S T.
8l7oo-lo3d ST.. Riverside, three stoty. 20 feet,
Sis0o5S West ssd si four story. 1s feet; good con-
dition posscssion, =, :.
sisoo-20s West 18TH St. three story. 40 H.; fully
., a foai story near Park and sta
.isSo-wsst End onrstory ~ e. tim 1ne .os, Location.
H. iaT .cT
sisco-aoS West 18th st. ~ story B is IT, AM base
s1soo-ssa a st. ParR a9afSts foaT story. 70 Il
sl.soo-l4th st., three story. 20 IT.. near W..
St: rtSEy @ ssS41 Sss Drive
siooo-222 West 10Th st.. four story: 10 IT.. bay
sisSS- &, near West EnS. i Il; aps house.
siSoosGth s. four story 10 fest, near West 4 END.
o sesr soE IN e. sna fF so
Sar GT e oSr s.CSg Columbus
5000 IA si., story. is Il. near West End.
SSSh Z. st. aiRGr IL f. nssr asoTy pYS
splendid location; excellent house.
s21oo-1SS West seth st.. story, 20 IT. and ext.
81. .1oo-168 West S6th st. story bay window h. s.I
s21oo-west End ida Sv. tlc;; corner, S ii n and cz.
s2.ssoo-leth 81. ..Ory. 20 Y; ext; Nc: 2ta
sSS-Ns;. End sSaFs.SFy 5ss y Ans 'ss.on
S22oo-ssth st., No, Ss4. : story; h. q, 20 #
S2%SS-sSd st. near earl Park story @ IS t.. steam Sea.
Included; electric light.
ne n aad sssf story
S3.ooo-268 West 72d ST.. story 81 IT. and ext.
u. G.s
% o00-76th st.. 4 story, ~ IT., ext, near Park
81, ,2O0-75th st., cor. West End, furnished. 20 #
S. 5oO-soth Bt., near Drive, 20 f. mansion on lot
50x1oo private stable in rear.
FURNISHED.
81, ,45o-7oth st., 8 story, near West End.
:1soo7s.hh e: stow 20 fa G. PS .SiS locSton alton
s2.zoo-West End av. four story, 10 IT..
9275o7<th ST.. four story 1S It, nicely furniShod.
S3.O0O-72d at.. story, 20 IT., wide street.
S3.0O0-74th st.. 4 story, 30 ft, near Columbus.
S4,200-7bth St. 4 story, ~ IT,, ext. near Park.
S+,2oo-76th St, cor. West End av.. story. 25 H.
WE SUBMIT ALL OFFERS AND
GIVE QUICK ANSWERS.
Further particulars permits and keys at
SLAWSON & HOBBS
as4 COLUMBUS AVE. NEAL 7sD ST.
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II you own good lot. viii build you this ELEGANT
modern ten-room detached house. complete with All
tmproyements. open plumbing. elegant mantels,
everything nrst class. payable $3.50 per month;
nlent required.
and two lots in Flatbush for $500 cash payment.
balance on terms above stated. -
CHARLES c. MANGER, largest builder OF homsa
IN the country. New York office. 1877 World Build.
also No. 1910 Flatbush av.
A BEAUTIFUL. new. strictly colonial house con.
"A tanning eleven rooms and bath, with lot 12b feet
front, or frontage OF 27b feet II desired by $50 Feet
deep; all latest oonveniencep. Including furnace.
modern sanitary plumbing Ras. electric light sewer
healthiest OF suburban towns only 40 minutes from
New YORK For particulars address H. H. Post Once
box I43. New York. ~
BARGAINS. 23d ward private house; rooms.
ID $500; 2-family house, ~ 400; 3faIniiy houae
S0.oooi all improvements. '
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CORNER CENTRAL PARK WEST.
One Of the best paying apartments in city; no va
cancies; bona 1de tennnts; all improvements; size.
1oOx100; six stories, rent about SS1 900; mortgage
$4,000; will consider q reasonable cash Offer
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NUTLEYs N. J.,
20 minutes via Erie Railway.
Two unusually attractive houses. ~ and - rooms;
newly decorated, ample grounds fine old shade;
stables; i've minutes walk 10 station. Rent, $3.50
and S700. Illustrated circulars.
JAMES Il. HAY. II Broadway.
Rutley once opposite station.
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NUTLhXS Ns Js
90 minutes via Erie Railroad; several very Attrac
tive. modern housesi well-shAded lAwnsj stables
rent $3.50 10 $3.50; golf, tennisi good wheeling.
JAMES n. HAY, II Broadway
Eutey once oppoAite station.
p. B--Send for illustrated circular.
NIUTLEY. y, J.-For sale T-room house IN perfect
Nv condittOni occupied by owner bath; dnianod
Attiei parquety aeoFs; electEio Lights Ans lAWnI
small fruit. vegetable Rardeni easy torLna.
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alafa+aishGa glOuars GO Bet.

pHYsICIAN offers part Of partly furnished, newly
Il decorated. handsome broWnBtonO house 10 mali
geoned. agreeable party in exchange for board Ad.
dress MUTUAL 12A2 BroAdWay.
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s.9wfIllag 90asa1 % gst-Gity.

HL1HABLE HOUBE. 10 large, Hight roomA; ? baths;
~ furni1hed or unfuFnished. 4 26 East 10th
NO LET-A three-stoTy, high stoop brick honso In
y z2d 81. between 9th and 10th AyBj 10 rooms; All
tppsoyements; good order and excellent neighbor.
GEO W. MERCER. 200 West asa st.
fTHRRE STORY and basement and American base.
Eents $1,000. scHNUGd. 7s East seth u. New
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SsIest anara.

East Side.
OETH ST., 116 EAST (near Madison sQuare)--
40 HandHomo largo and small rooms; delightful
table boardi Reasonable.
EOD ST., 121 EAST.-Two large rooms, neatly
OI furnished; large windows; hot and cold run
ming water: excellent board for gentlemen; steam
heAts very moderate price.
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IIENRY ST.. 356,-Nicely furnished rooms with
II frst-clnss board moderate prices; desirable To-
ckton; convenient to South Ferry.
IL LIVINGSTON ST.. 06.--very pleasant rooms; good
~ boafdi minutes from bridge and ferries; refer
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west side.
selrrt apard-8rpOhIuu.

A sHLAND PLACE, 15. near Fulton st.-First-cla
"A board and room; S5; convenienceB; centra
rood home.
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LoR E-HoUsE-BARdAIN, AT 81, s,I5o; "a ?.
Il story and basement and cellar house; 10 rooms
and bath; Ras and all improvements; high, healthy
neighborhood; excellent condition. 1851 Park place.
near IItica ay
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Boston and New England
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via New-Daaoa Leave Per ~ toi!
NoD n r. next DesDIosses ST.. week days only az
m steamers City u Worcester and city Of Lawrence.
FAIL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall Rifes Leave
pier TO- y, r foot OF Warrea St. week days only a.
r n steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chestra each. $3.50 MI. a
N r. one block above Canal ST. week days only 81
6P NJ Steamers Maine and New-Hampshirs
NTEW-HAVEN-Fare 81. Excursion. Sl.5O; fass
~ seamer leaves Pier o5 E. r.. daily Sundays except
Az Returning leaves New-HAven l-iSo Might
pvERT1sEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE NO lZ42 broad"ay'
- door north OF 3lst-s until o'clock p M advertise
meats received az following branch Offices at regular
oNca rates until o'clock m. viz; Ioi Nn-aVe e
cor 2Si-st 1872 6h-ave.. cor leth-st Mays oth-sve
ana IIh-.t. l42 Columbusave. near west Cotn-s lVo
Yves. 4od-st 6th-aye; OF Esst l+h-st; 20 West
tog.t between Ith and sth ayes 1883 East 4It-s l33s
ss-,yc between 10Th and 18th sts 1925 3t-ave near
si.,s. 7Os fst-ave Soth-st.; go 3c-ave near
siets, 55l 3i-ave: 21o Beeckerst 323 Bleeeker-st
COS sd-ave; go East 7oths 1921 3d-ave 6s2 3d-ave
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NEW BUILDINGS.

,isth-.,. s. 275 # W Of Lenox,ays; Tor d ,ss
IS and 2iH02 Manfr s5 Hs arsh 9 ee
ssa-s, No 262 wet for a sA-sioIy p f6 w Va
End-ave owners H c stone No - "ss' 'is 900
At s-:e "a J5r4 Ts fsS. '' Ss
se fl ra" owner: william McGrath No ., ooc
Isl 2d-ave. architect 40 -"''''
M35F.; ;.m Ia ausS 1t s9s5 Austin
lame 10 i24 East 5lst-s; owner; CHARLES aooc
s.1 a,k N a5csiif S for two oncstory shops
23xsi and i6xi2 Nina Rabe. No s'ilo Sd-ave LOO
owner: Il " Swain. architect - Low
Morris faTkavs 100 e,D % g 36Hss Martin
w N q NJ 10 .iie shave, owner clark e7oc
a 1Etaye s. $50 Il Of wendoyerays t9r
Iss IhTss;,.Ty I sams , Es. ssi osnsf
I1senh f Ciavlgan. architect. io"o'
sSshrs s" s AIS 4 q An'sony-a.e d for
TSomas wsey 10 SIS Ashsi owner aoc
Jacobson. architect ;or three
70 IS west ioai-st. owners T Howell esoo
Fd aTsalsse' So and 81 Of PopaTs, for
s yo I I~0IS0 Gleason. west Farms. owner so
" Dickerson. architect. ..'''''''''''''''''''
ALTERATIONS.
vandersi-ave $50 f q ,i lss.'t Ms to-
5 5w2esi'Iy Mil.r a agf $3.50
frame & s sNeas f HanPy sahae
owner; il Booth, srehest - .e,.5.:i3rv 90
r SfcN once 6ans cq%m.Tc Y pn!52 A %5 3;
snce Company 9wns'' HafFey 1000
Avenue 49, to ,x hyss5Gry G1'E ow ssr
and neens,ro9 SISt,,c MiN i...... 1000
sea-, ~ corner sth-ave. to FIVE nve-siory
i'bbrict tenements with stores; Fsederlck For
ser No 29 w. T.ss 'ii25bs,' arehltects.. 10000
os,r-sf Nos o53 and 25j Wes'. 70 a hVe-story
t-lrt stable and lofts. Charles Winch, owner . ooo
John \ sncla.: architect i hss f
renn, trirl ONCE building; George D t.shunIe
Of No ~. Ms.' 5000
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,HAy,M>. HAMBTRH-AMESIGAN
tsssS.s.EsSs'sa9 TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
8S51>1<SssSr-~S DlREcI TO PARIS. LONDON, HAM
BURG.
Norman Ma Ncn. "a An Columbia May u. AN
A Vic.or!s Apr Z AM. Norn.snna. May y. m
F. Bismarck Aor IS An. 4. Victoria May % . AN.
First cabin SO up second CABIN. s45 up. steerage $50
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
" Y.-HAMBCRG DIRECT
Pretoria .... .Mch B. I'm Pennsylvania Mch &c, "
Patrla .Mch II. 5 AN Palatia...: Apr D. "
Phunicla NJ u. 10 3 Pretoria. Apr. l5. Nj
Firsi cabin $50 up: second $40. s;eersge. SO
TIE IL land THE qE RlfImfght Sum-
Cruises to NORWAY. the NORTH CAPE. and spITZ-
BERGEN by Hanblrs-American Line TWIN SORE"
EXPREss STEAMER AUGUs1E VICTORIA FROM
NEW YORK JUNE % Round trip can be MADE IN
abou. q weeSs e.. further particu.ars Apply 10 -
HAMBUEG-AMERlCAN LINE. 81 Broadway, y. Y.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fichier Aususte. 10 John Jefferson aad anotheF.
9, ecutors. etc. l6Oth-si. 2bD II " % Elton
ave. years -
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Coparinersbip Notifies.

DvEhTsEMENrs and sue.cp:i9ns for pns o asvus
reserved ct .her Uptown Once. No Lax oo
coeT rorh ot 3lStst. Until O'Clock M me
snts received ,3iiowrR branch ONES al i"e"'n
on>s rates art O'clock o. "a viz: "a shave; g. e.
a.. ~, s. !52 ct.-aye l2h-st.; Mae. ,nc
a." 70 e., aes- 6t,-Syc So East l4 ['' sss
49, t<tweea IT'D aad s,h Ics East .ih-ss go
So Lev- s1fa and 7Tth SITS. ic2b Lsl-aVo'' nsa.
Ics ls-ave.. near s3h-st.; e,n 3n,a.s,. hsa'
$780, 81 @f-sye 2i0 nieecker-st. go Gescsef-su
V9 sc--ie; 40 East 7aths, Ia2l 4taye 2oO-
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Bank laeporls.

CNo. 29.)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Nsw-York City. in
he State Of New York al the close OF business FEBRUARY
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that there is not at this time rational
scientific employment of quinine.
Cornell won the big boat race over
Yale and Harvard. Courtney was the
trainer OF the victorious crew. Yale,
handled by the veteran Cook, was sec
Ond. and Harvard, coached by Mr.. Leh-
mann, who came over from England
to do the work in the interest of the
sport. had to be content with third
place. Harvard had the Henley stroke
and Yale and Cornell adaptations of
il! Cornel's time for the four miles
was % minutes, AZ seconds. There was
a large crowd at New London, but
there was not the national or inter
national interest of former years in the
event
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THE LATE JAPANESE MINISTER

Mr.. Shimamura, the Japanese Minis
ter Resident was the first one Of the
diplomatic corps to acknowledge and
act upon the extinction of the Hawai-
ian nationality, by taking his formal
leave of the Government officials.
He ably and most faithfully rep
resented his Government when. last
year, our Government, for politi-
cal purposes, committed an act Of
unnecessary injustice and cruelty,
by driving off from our shores
about $50 poor, helpless, industrious,
able bodied Japanese laborers, who
had abandoned their homes, and in
volved themselves in burdensome
financial obligations, in order to reach
this land of high wages.
We say unnecessary injustice and
cruelty, because the absolute control
of all labor immigration was in the
hands of our Government, under the
labor Convention with Japan Of 1886.
But it's provisions had been deliberate
ly or negligently violated by our Gov
eminent for years-provisions which
| if they had been lived up to,
would have prevented the huml-
Hating and sickening spectacle
of 1850 of Gods heart broken help
less creatures being thrust back
across the ocean, while within
few months Immediately afterwards
an invasion of Japanese laborers
was solicited and approved Of that con
tanned more able bodied men in i
than there were able bodied Anglo
Saxons on the Islands.
This, however, is a subject OF arb
tration. and is now in the hands OF tn
Government in Washington, who vii
| in due time make the inevitable com
pensation which follows an illegal act
Two weeks ago, one would not dar
| to speak freely on this subject, as l
might 'hurt annexation" But HaWal
/ is now welded to the United States
and hooks of steel cannot draw he
awav. There is now a blessed freedom
of speech.
Those who became acquainted VIII
Mr.. Shimamura were most favorabl,
, impressed with his bearing and fel
that the hue and cry against the ute
rior motives of the Japanese Govern
ment towards these Islands, was, as /
: has proved to be, entirely groundless
In his defense of the Government h
represented, he showed much ability
and unusual powers in presenting nj
arguments in the painful controversy
although they were not approved o
entirely even by impartial men.
We hope that he will in his nativ
land. meet with political success, an
look with some pleasure on his resi-
dence here.
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THE PASSING HOUR.

The class of '9S Of Princeton has 211
members. Fifty-twO will study law,
thirteen theology and twenty medicine.
The remainder will enter business.
The new Council of State inaugural
ed its career by turning out the heaV-
lest consignment of pardOns ever ord
cred in a day in the country. The ac-
ton closes up pretty we'll the book of
the 1895 affair excepting, perhaps, to a
few irreconcilables.
In the good vacation season, and
with political transition processes
making marks, the educational and re-
Iigious forces or factors of Honolulu
seem to be moving in straight courses
and to be increasing in strength and
volume and usefulness.
Professor Koch has returned to Ber-
lin from East Africa to report upon
his studies into the nature and origin
of malaria. He says that wherever
there are mosquitoes there is malaria
and that where there are no mosquitoes
there is no malaria. Professor Koch
makes the statement absolutely, with
out qualification, that mosquitoes carry
or inoculate malaria. The eminent
bacteriolOgist advocates reform in the
treatment of malaria by the use Of qul-
nine He says that quinine taken at
the proper juncture stops maIarlal
fever, not by killing the germs, but by
arresting their development. PROBES
sor Koch's point in these premises is
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all alike before Congress, and will be
treated exactly alike by the laws which
will be passed in the future to govern
them And if every white man on
these Islands should pray to Congress
to give them some advantages over
the natives, Congress will say no
at once.
What the natives should do, under
these circumstances, viii be considered
hereafter
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The HQVOiOD H0rdV0Te %.
3O7 FORT ST.

ISLANDS.
To A. M. Brown, Esquire, Marshal OF
the Republic of Hawaii: Greeting:
Whereas in certain proceedings in
Admiralty brought by Henry Robinson
against the Hawaiian Schooner Mok1-
hama. a decree and order Of sale was
made by the Honorable William, l..
Stanley, Second Judge Of the Circuit
Court for the First Circuit;
You are therefore hereby command
ed. in pursuance of said decree, to sell
said schooner Mokihana, her tackle,
apparel, and furniture at Public Auc-
ton on Monday, the 1sU day of August,
1898, and to publish the notice OF said
sale in the Pacific Commercial Adver-
tiser, a newspaper, daily to the day of
sale, and to put the proceed of said
sale into this Court with the account OF
your charges and expenses.
Witness the Honorable William l..
Stanley, Second Judge Circuit Court OF
the First Circuit at Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1898.
w. L. STANLEY,
Second Judge Circuit Court First Cir
cult.
Attest: P. D. KELIETT, JR.,
Clerk.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above Order of
Court, I will sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder, at the Police Sta
ton, Kalakaua Hale, on Monday, the
LIST day Of August, A. D. 1898, the
Schooner "Mokihana," her tackle, ap-
parel, and furniture, at u o'clock noon
Of said day.
CHARLES F. CHILLINGWORTH
Deputy Marshal, Republic Of Hawaii.
1872
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EGGS

Those using EGG WHITE SOAP viii
not suffer from chapped face or hands.
SAMPLE Cake given free on appli-
cation. Come early as the supply Of
handsome pictures is limited.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS.
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So, in the first place, the natives
must understand that they, and all the
haoles as well. are children under
the Government of the United States,
and must do just what they are told
to do. President Dole and the present
officers of the Government are only
political children too, and if they do
not behave, will get their ears pulled
by "Uncle Samuel" if he thinks it
best. And if the people here cry for
too much jam and sweet meats, they
may be put in the closet.
Let the natives clearly understand
that they, and the haoles, even those
who are American citizens" are now
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NOTICE OF CHANGE.

The Hair Dressing Department of
the Woman's Exchange is no longer
in charge Of Mrs. Dickson. The present
manager, recently from San Fran
cisco. solicits the patronage Of the
Honolulu ladies and will do sham
pooling, hair dressing, glove and hat
cleaning from 9 a. m. to p. N. Tel.
$50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-19

The funeral of Mrs. KealOha Hugo,
mother of Mrs. J. F. &. Hagen, was held
from the Catholic Cathedral at 4:30
yesterday afternoon. a large number
of friends Of the family attended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-19
AMATEUR TRACK RECORDS.

J. E Wing lowered all amateur
track records from two miles up to
ten at the Elmhurst track, April Sd,
1898. His time for ten miles was 22:11,
and for five miles 1O:4O 2-5, on a
White. Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co.,
Agents.
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HOLL|STERDRU6CO.
Well, Well, Well!

1t never rains but it pours, and bles-
sings never come singly.
ANNEXATION, THE GLORIOUS
VICTORY OF SANTIAGO and-last,
but not Ieast-the wonderfully low
prices THE HAWAIIAN IRON
FENCE co. are quoting on all kinds
of fence and ornamental iron and wire
work.
A Beautiful all WROUGHT IRON
(no wood Settee, 4 feet long, only
$3.50. Call in and see sample, and
get our catalogue and prices and save
money.
The H0W0iiQl Iron Fence Go.
j. Fl. ANKROM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-19

AS this is about the season
when grinding on the plan
tatiOnS is about over and
managers are considering
putting their plant in condi-
ton for next seasons grind
ing and in order that we may
catch all the contemplated
moves we want to call the
attention of the plantation
managers to our