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SHAKEN BY EDISON PLANT.
Boarding House eSueb-Woman's HRtpin and
Tumble Scismometer.

Sarah H. Bly,. who keeps a boarding house at
81 West Twenty sixth street. had an action on
trial before Justice Truax Of the Supreme
Court yesterday to recover S1S.0O damages to
her business by the operation OF the plant OF
the Edison Electric Illuminating Company
adjoining She says that the machinery has
caused shaking and trcmor through her
house at all times so that the boardcrs are con-
stantly annoyed and cannot sleep. Since 1S92
she alleges. she has lost boarders or had to re-
duce the rates to the extent Of loss of S1S.-
600. Aside from the shaking and noise. she
says that SCOT and gases permeate her house
One Of the boarders testified that she ascer-
tanned the extent of the vibrations by sticking
hatpin in pincushion and an inverted
thimbe on the top Of the hatnin. The case
was not concluded
The sun., 1899-02-10
FROM ioa .4BovE zEno ro nHLow
Passengers from san Juan Admire the
EIasticiiy Of Our InstitmtiOnG.

.
Elasticity al Our Institutions.
The transport Mississippi arrived Yesterday
from Santiago. having completed the round
trip from New York TO Ponce. San Juan. San
tiago, and return in three weeks. which Is the
quickest time on record She brings twenty
ono first cabin passengers aud sixty nine SOL
diers from different regiments. Among the
passengers were Cnpt Piper depot quarter
muster at Ponce: Capt Brndy OF the Signal
torns. and five army nurses. There were also
the hOd eS Of -four Gond soldiers. one of them
Private Decker ur the Scveuty-ilrst Now York
the only Staten Island man killcd IN the war in
Culu. CAPT W. \. StiusOn, the com mander of
the Mississippi, who was left At the army hos
pithl al Santiago with an attack Of pneumonia
on tn" last previous trip, had recovered sut'l-
cicntly 10 take charge al the Vessel OH her re-
turn voyage When the transport left Santiago
last Friday the thermIomcter stood at lO3 In
the shade. Yesterday there was a contrast or
nlst lWi and the returning soldiers ShiYcrrl
about ID" corridors of the Army Building. The
Mississippi anchored in thg upper bay and
waited for the wind Ia suOsldc before going to
her dock at the foot Of Pacific street, BROOKLYN
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BURIED .ILITE.
Shocking Discovery Made When Mr. Rig
ley's Body Was Exhumcd for an Autopsy.

ley's Body Was Exhunicd for nm Autopsy.
ToNAwANpA. n. Y, Feb. D.-A shocking dis
covery was made at u cemetery two miles north
Of Pendeton at IL O'Clock this morning when
the body Of James Rigey was eSlumed for the
purpose OF holding an autopsy 10 discover the
cause ~ his death The glass covering the
casket was broken, and the distorted features
Of the corpse, the position Of his hands and
feet, together with Il number OF blood spots on
his face, showed that he was buried alive MI
Iiigley was undoubtedly Inferred while in u
trance. 1t is contcndcd by physicians who viewed
the body this afternoon. On Wednesday OF
last week. after n short illness. he apparently
died. and DR.. Monterey. the family physician.
declared that he was dead. Preparations for the
funeral were Immediately begun and relatives
Of the family living in the neighboring towns
were notified. On Saturday the funeral was
held from the family residence near Pendle-
ton, and it was attended by many farmers.
During this time the supposed corpse showed
no signs oil life. and no one thought for an
instant that Mr.. Rigey was not as dead as he
appeared.
A few years ago Mr.. Rigley took out several
insurance policies on his life. and 1t was partly
for his reason that IL was decided to hold an
autopsy 10 ascertain beyond doubt the exact
cause OF death But for this the discovery Of
the terrible mistake that had been made would
never have become known. Mr.. Rigley was
prominent man in this vicinity and was
thought To have been wealthy. He is survived
bv Il widow and four sons. The discovery that
hc had been buried alive has greatly shocked
his fripDIs
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srArN's icr,ov ov THE TREATY.
Premier SaEasta will Endenvor to Have 1t
Ratified with Very Little Debate.

Spccin' Cuh, D,Spdich 10 TUE SuS
MADRID. heb. S.-Premier Sagast;l. after the
adjournment of tho Cabinet council. ovcrwhich
the Queen Regent presided. to-day. declared
that he proposed to summon the leaders of the
minority groups in the Cortes and convey to
them the necessity OF ratifying the peace
treaty: also requesting them to abstain from
debates of personal character or attacks upon
the army and navy.
Schor Sagasta will endeavor to pass the
treaty. closing Parliament Immediately there
after and letting matters stand until October
when Senior Silvea. the Conservative leader
will likely assume nnMer
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sPiIN'S SMILE or SITISrACrIoN.
Senior SilNela's Views Expressed In an Edl-
torial IN La RefnrmR.
Special csbi. Dt,palch 10 Tnr srN.

NDecIu LdDIe UfspnFrh % THE SCN.
MADRID. Feb 0.-Lu RcfOrmd publishes an
article directly inspired by Sehor Slvea. the
Conservative leader. entitled Wolves Fight
which expresses satisfaction at the rupture
between the Americans aud the Tagalos
SPAIN the article says. lis watching the
fight from the outside Of the ring and she
would enjoy 1t II she had none OF her sons in
the arena. II seems that there is no happiness
In store for our poor country. Even the nectar
now offered to us contains bitter drops. but
though our hearts ;rcmble with lear lest more
spent, bullets may do execution among our
brethren. we cannot restrain tho smile which
rises to our lips"
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MRS. TEFFT DYING.

Her Sister Confirms the Police Theory rs to
the Cause of Her Injuries.
Dr. James Brennan. the house surgeon at
Fordham Hospital, said at midnight last night
that Mrs. Tent was rapidly sinking. and that
ho did not believe that she would live until
daybreak.
MIDDLETowN. n. Y. Feb. a--Grace Wilson,
this city last Thursday. She told friends tn at
she had had a quarrel with Mrs TefIt. The lat
ter had received letter from man asking for
ter should think Of giving him such an amount,
and the two wrangled until Grace packed up
and left the house
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AMBASSADOR CHOATE LAID UP.

Swelling of His Right Foot Has Conhn I'd
Him to His Room.
Joseph II. Choate, our new Ambassador to
England. has been confined to his room since
Monday with swelling Of his right foot. 1t
was reported that he had met with an accident
and that he might be delayed In his departure
for Europe. Mr.. Choate. however, told a Sun
reporter yesterday that ne had met with no ac-
cident. His right foot had pained him some
and swollo little. he said. so that he was ad-
vised 70 keep i on the floor. He had done So
day, What caused tho trouble, he said, he had
not been able to find out. Tho foot will not in
terfere with any OF Mr.. Choate's plans.
The sun., 1899-02-10
CANNON FLArs ms OPPONENTS.
Charges That the Utah Senatorship Is fol-
sale for Money.

SALT LAKE. Feb. Ex-senator Frank j. Cannon
who is a candidate for reelection to the Senate
delivered an address in n theatre to-night.
before an audience rs large as could he packed
into the building. on the subject of Senatorial
Candidates and Pharisees." lie charged that
McCuno had purchased the influence Of
Apostles Grant and John Henry Smith for
money and the promise OF money, and he
read letters from Grant to friends to prove his
charge. He charged that Grant and Smith
We're reactOnaries. living in poIygamv and at
tempting 10 bring about old conditions, and to
openly rcesthblsh the Institution OF poIyEamy.
The sun., 1899-02-10
Another of the Cu.hins's Men Dead.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. Feb 9,-Chief Machin-
isl H. d. McGrath Of the United States ship
Alliance died last night at the Naval Hospital
from the effects Of wound received on the tor
p"dp boat Gushing ia he recent war. Hc served
on the Cushing aud III" Amphitrt". His home
was In HOrlRmOmih. Va.
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Ship burned SUGAR to Keep Up stenm.

LEwEs. DEL b9.-The suGar-adsn steamer
Venus. from Java. arrived here for orders
Tuesday night The vessel WAS not boarded
until to-day OH account Of tho bad weather
and il found that all her dunnage and
woodwork was burned away aud that the shin
had reached the breaswater burning sugar in
her furnaces. Cant, Dwyer reported a tenn
they were compelIed TO ~ part OF the cargo
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GEN. Pagan Going to Hawaii.

NAsHINGToN. Feb, o. Gen Charles r. Eagan,
C"mm-ssly- General Of the army. who WAS re-
Gently convicted 10y court-maItiaI, ana who il
under -ent"nr" Of suspension for six years has
decided to leave Washington very soon for
Naval He VIII live OH coffee plantation
with one Of his sons. who II Il planter, and ien.
EdGan will assist Ia experimenting the work
Of the plantation B"fore ho leaves the nited
States Gen. Pagan may ass 10 be retired under
the thirty years service law.
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Walter camp'sH Home at snvin Rock Burned

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 9.-Thc residence
ol Walter Camp, the well-known college ath-
lete. at Savin Rock. was destroyed by flre this
afternoon. The blaze caught from n fire with
which the family were trying to thaw out the
water pipes. Many Yale trophies and valuable
athletic records were lost The house was
valued at $4,000, and was known as the Nor
Rnn cottage
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ACCIDENT TO CoAsrING PAR1r.
One Man Killed and -Four Men and Two
Girls Injured.

Uhe WHH HIIItU HHu TOUT NrH HhH TWO
Girls Injured.
WASHINGTON. Feb GA party of coasters
here to- might met with an accident which cost
one Of them his life and seriously injured all
the others. The party was coastlnG down
ThiItieth street. GEORGETOWN. at about o
O'Clock. While crossing the tracks OF the
struck by an electric car going at full speed
John l.. Southey. "A young brckayer. was in
jured SO badly that he died few minutes
town University. Hospital and later the two
girls were sent home. William Berth. a stu;
was badly injured, about the head. j. Me
Carthv was injured about the head and Jers
McCarthy John Mckenna. Marie Lee and
It 10 feared they suffered internal injuries
The motorman and conductor were arrested
The sun., 1899-02-10

First Tennessee Infantry and the cruiser Bos-
ton. which left here on Monday. Besides these
the American force at Ioilo consists Of the
Eighteenth Regular Infantry, Battery q Of the
Sixth Artillery. signal detachment. and the
cruiser Baltimore and gunbUat Petrel
The sun., 1899-02-10
4 BULLEr- pRoor CUIR4Sx.
frenchman's Invention Not Penetrated by
MHuSer Bullet at Seventy Yards.

Special Cdble Despatch to THE SuN.
PARIS, Feb. O. Remarkable experiments with
new cuirass constructedb bv French inventor
named Threaud were made at Asnicres four
miles from Paris, on Tuesday The essential
portion OF the cuirass is sheet Of metal, the
composition of which is a secret. The plate is
lifted with an inner and an outer lining. tho
nature of which Is also secret The manner
in which the Innings are fixed is said 10 add to
their impenetrability.
The weight Of the cuirass is about pounds
IA ounces. A Mauser rifle OF six-millimetre
calibre was employed in the test at distance
ot seventy yards The shot struck the cuirass
in the centre. The front of the cuirass was
found to ho torn. but the indentation OF the
metal plate was very slight. while the back
lining was intact.
I'm word" the report OF the experiments
says, the impenetrablity of the cuirass was
proved to be perfect
The sun., 1899-02-10
PROBITE BUSINESS DEL.4 YED.
Surrogate Arnold Has Done No Work Sine
Sending In His Resignation.

Since Surrogate Arnold resigned he has
transacted no business. and the matters which
were pending before him at that time have
been at a standsti!l. The result has been that
many routine matters have been greatly de-
night. has warned him that his health will not
permit him 10 give any attention TO business,
and one OF his friends said last night that even
of his office he would not feel like doing so
under the circumstances
II was said yesterday that many motions
which are held up by the absence OF Surrogate
Arnold from his Office will have to he re-
submitted to his successor.
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EARTHQUAKES OR "1CE sHocKs"g
Chicago Had Three and Down in New Mex.
leo There Was a Series

leo Ihere was series.
CHICAGO. Feb. 0.-Three distinct shocks, like
that OF an earthquake. were felt all over the
city last night The first was at II o'clock. the
second half hour later. and the third about
3 in the morning. There is some difference
Of opinion as to whether the shocks were really
the quaking OF the earth or only Ice Shocks"
frozen to the depth 1t now ls in Chicago. The
Weather Bureau man thinks it was real
earthquake.
BELEH. y. NJ. Feb. a.-Inhabitants Of this
vicinity are much alarmed on account OF q Sc
ries OF earthquake shocks that have occurred
here recently.
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submarine Mines Drin Away.

BosToN. Feb. 0-During the storm last night
four submarine mines broke away from their
moornGs at Castle Island and went drifting
about the hay. Wind aud tide driited the rum
away mines into the bay at the Marine Park,
and against each other until an artillery Ser
Geaut from Fort Indepcndence saw them and
made haste to pull them up high and dry.
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To Clear His Lake of Fish with Dynamite.

MIDDLETowN. y. Y. Feb. 0.--P II. Flynn.
owner Of Hodge Lake. near Emmonsville. Sui
liyan county. intends to clear all the lsh from
the lake this week after exploding dynamite in
it, Trout will be substituted. The plan is 10
cut holes 100 feet apart around the lake and
suspend cartridges by wire and set them all OF
by electricity. The lee ls now two feet thick,
and the result i awaited with interest
The sun., 1899-02-10
EIGHT LIVES LOST on 4 BOAT.
Tennessee River steamer Smahhes Into n
Bridge and Drifts Away.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Feb. 9.-The Y. D. Stages.
n Tennessee river packet. was wrecked last
night near JohnsonVille. seventy-seven miles
west Of Nashville and eight lives were
lost The steamer collided with the rail-
road bridge at Johnsonvillo during u
snowstorm. The boat struck the cen
tral pier OF the bridge and the smoke
stacks and pilot house we're swept away.
The strong current swung the steamer around.
and broadsdc on she began 20 float down the
river The shock awoko the sixty passengers
on hoard and great excitement prevailed
Whilc the steamer hung to tho bridge A. W.
Coles of Hustburg. with the pilot. the carpen-
ter and the porter. leaped from the deck caught
on the framework of the bridge. and. crawling
on their hands and knees distance Of several
hundred yards, reached Johnsonyie in safety.
Two of the men were attired only in their un-
derclothing.
The passengers were panic stricken and
cries for help were heard as the steamer tioatcd
away. Several men rushed to the rescue. but
there Were no boats at hand The Stages
Johnsonvllc a man whose name has not been
ascertaned was knocked Off or fell of the boat
mile below johnsomylle Douglass Jones OF
Mount Vernon I'D; the SaGtain IL; Of the the
to Il raft on the Johnsonville side Of the river
Four miles below that skin which came of
from the shore was taken by officers and sew
eral passengers. and they made their way to u
pnce OF safety. one mile further Oh a RATS
man rowed to the boat and took off the other
passengers. Tney were landed in Benton
county They made a fire and remained on
the bank OF the liver all night. At daybreak
they started in search Of n house, and. after
walking. Ave miles reached the residence of
Foster Melton
Robert Scott. the, second clerk: the second
pilot. whose name has not been learned. and
six roustabouts were drowned. Several roust-
abouts were rescued by rattsnlen at Davidson's
Island and made their way to Danvlle. The
nuts and lumber. She was owned by Capt.
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Part of Macy Hail Mt Brown Burned.

PEoNpENuE. Il. J., Feb. 9.-Macy Hall, the
new Lormtory Uf brown University. was Sc.
rously damaged by fire this evening, The up
Ler nOrtlon Ol The bMIldlng Is desl royed.
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FLAGSHIP OLYMPIA,

MANILA. 7. l.. Dec, %, 1893. I
"Hi,s Dian f. jGcqu,t Leila Z0nders and Others.
My DEAR LITTLE FRIENDs; have received
your very nice letter 1t Eavo me much
pleasure to know that you are my friends and
admirers. On this day Of good will and peace
on earth ! hope We may have no more wars (;
but II we should. may your patriotism inspire
our men to greater deeds OF heroism. Very
sincerely. GEORGE DEMEY.n
The sun., 1899-02-10
AGOycILLO AWAITING ORDERS.
In Communication with Agents In Paris,
London and Hong Kong, He Says.

MONTREAL. Feb. 0.-Agoncilo and the other
members OF the Filipino Junta are awaiting
Instructions from Agunaldo. To-day he stated
that In addition 10 Paris. London and Hong
Kong they were in communication with four
other points at present. and they expected to
be with some more
You do not expect that we can carry on
war like this without having n great many
agents everywhere" he remarked.
The two Filipino agents who are in Washing
ton will remain there until they are ordered
nnf
The sun., 1899-02-10

Five ships weekly; Port Tampa 70 Havana hy Plant
Line, connecting with ycstibUlcd trains from Scw
l0rk j. J, falHsWortL. L. y. A., 2GI BroAdway.--Adr
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which only one English breworsJlaa mastered and
gives Allsupps AlB very high diStinction.-4dr.
The sun., 1899-02-10
Fifteen Per Cent. P.rAnnum

in regular dividends with additional large profits
safe, sound, sure. Cripple Greek gold -turEr, Al,
dress the Crosby Ehrich syndicate. Colorado springs
COl.-AdB.
The sun., 1899-02-10
DEWEY HOPED FOR NO MORE VARS.

Children on Christmas Day.
New ORLEANS. La. Feb 9.--The children OF
McDonogh Public School OF this city wrote
Admiral Dewey letter short time ago and
were delighted to receive tho following letter
from him to-day:
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New York and Florida special

only solid train service between the
Fast and Florida
Electric lighted;
steam heated; for Jacksonville 81. Augustine and
Tampa Va liant system. Information 2dI Broadway.
The sun., 1899-02-10

the nutrmeut of meat prepared in wafer form. Pal
atablc, di.csiiDle, inNigorstng A. all druggists
Adr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
Gasoline Pumping plant.

Action was taken by the Kihei
directors Monday evening that
may cause quite a revolution in
water pumping for irrigation.
George Ii. Paris will establish a
gasoline engine plant with cspa-
city of one million gallons day II
IL promised that this power will do
the work At less expense than any
power now at the command of the
plantations. 1t is probable the
gasoline engine will be quite
generally adopted by the planta-
tons irrigating with water from
driven wells.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
new SHAMROCK GAFF

New York, Sept. 14.-"Will"
Fife Jr., and bis associates were
busy today repairing the Sham
rocks gaff topsail. The spsrs
were sent to the yard early in the
morning, and W. d. Dickey, man
ager Of the plant. was asked to
hurry the work required. The
collapsed racing gaff had to be re-
paired, as there was no duplicate
of it among the numerous spars
cent over by Mr.. Fife. The yard
officials put some of their best
machinists on the job, but could
not promise to complete it for
two or three days.
Under these circumstances,
which Mr.. Fife partly anticipated
it was decided to lengthen the old
gaff to the size of the racing spar,
so that the yacht could have a
trial test tomorrow over logged.
off course. AS the yachts prac-
tice spins in American wsters
have been limited, Mr.. Fife is
now becoming somewhat anxious
and will take advantage of every
suitable day until the craft is
docked to put her in thorough
racing shape.
Both .he racing gaff and that
used on the old mainsail are OF
nickel steel. In the gaff that col
lapsed and which is now being
repaired the steel lie three SIX
teenths of an inch in thickness,
This gaff is sixty seven feet long
to an inch, which, although formi.
dable enough, is FIVE feet lesa
than experts and wiseacres had
estimated it. As the old gaff was
sixty.three feet ten inches long,
the addition given to it is three
feet two inches. These figures
give an inkling of the extent tc
which Mr.. Fife has increased the
area of the Shamrock's msinsai
since she was sailed with the cut
ter Britannia.
Both gaffs are made after the
manner Of an old fashioned stove.
pipe, and have no inside bracing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
get IN LINE"

The sale OF season tickets for
the. coming engagement OF the
famous Boston Lyric Opera Com.
pany for 80 performances in Ho.
nolulu commencing Tuesday, Oct.
81, will positively close on Satur.
day, Oct. 7th.
This early notice is made so
that no complaints can be offered
by those who have failed to secure
seats-after the above date. The
opening of the admission sale at
Wall, Nichols Co. will be duely
announced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
"For the sake OF Fun. ~. Done.

A vast amount of mischief ID
done, too, because people neglect
to keep their blood pure. The
mischief appears in eruptions,
dyspepsia, indigestion, nervous
ness, kidney diseases, and other
ailments. This mischief, fortu.
nately, may be undone by the
faithful use of Hoods Sarsapar-
lila, which cures all diseases origi-
mating In or promoted by impure
blood.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Non.irritsting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: Us
and 80 cents per night. 81 and
Sl.25 per week. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
Many of our old resident

Many OF our old residents
fail to appreciate the wealth of
beauty nature has lavished on
Hawaii Mel. 1t is left to the
stranger, who knowing a good
thing when he sees it, wends
his way to KING BROS, 40
Hotel street, for photos to per-
petuate the memory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27
shRIkey-Jenrie. Fi.h,.

New York, September 19.-The
heavy weight championship bat
tie between Tom Sharkey and Jim
Jeifries will take place on Octo.
Der 9th, instead of the 23i. This
was decided at a meeting held to-
day between Managers William A.
Brady and Tom O'Rourke.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-03

Last night Boggs and Haewsrd
appeared in an am using sketch
"fhe Two Lunatics." Armstrong
and O'Neii repeated their two
round boxing exhibition; the pre-
sepce OF Martin Denny and party
in the audience adding if possible
a little extr. ginger to the contest.
Travelle showed to advantage in
hi. clever entertainment Trixie
Colenan's turn" was an outrage
While oensuri g the individual
the public will sympatbize with
the management whose efforts 10
make the Orpheum a high.class
show home are at times, 30 un-
expectedly handicapped.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-03
Residence Sites
~ AT MANOA Gee:
For Sale.

Having purchased tract of the finest
land In Manoa for residence sites, I will
now receive applications from parties de.
string to purchase.
These lots are Immediately In front Of
the residence Of H. E. Cooper, Esq.,, and
command grand view Of Manoa Valley
and the picturesque country to Diamond
Head.
There are 10 lots in series, S, fronting
on the west, or main, Manoa road, and 5
facing on Liholiho street.
The lots are each 100 feet wide, and
from I6o to 2S6 feet deep. Government
water main laid past the lots on West
Manoa road.
Terms-one third cash, balance In one
and two years at 6 per cent.
Early application necessary.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
33Oueen street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-03

AUcTIONEER AND
BROkBR~Nzz>
s'-33 Queen Street.

On SATURDAY, Oct. 18th,
At my salesroom, % Queen street, will
sell at Public Auction,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
BY order Of the Treasurer, Mr.. Frank
Hustace. the following certificates of stock
In the Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd, If the de-
linquent assessment, with interest thereon
is not paid before the above date
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-03

FoR SALEIPp5s5hTsd' Roush, Coated, SSoTGt
Castle, from Rancho Bonitos Kennels, alltornia
For further information apply to N. 7. DONNtLL
at Wl'der's Boat Shop. Puppies can he seen at No
I2a RobelIo Lane. Psama. IJSI