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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
RAILROADS.
lDENNSYEVAN
RATLEoAD.


STATIONS foot Of wea, twenty 'hl@ street anu W.
,orr,. bros'ss and cor 49, and cortanst
Streets Ten minutes laier tnan tnat s''sn 's''" "
New YORK 70 f.is.lre Sleeping car Pni'oa's
$50 a n. Fasr IN Lr.t,ssl-g ana Cleveland
O.1O 4. VI. rEN%oYLtANiA Li.--' . "a oiserva-
Ton Cars foT chicago Cleveland losal cincinnati
10 ao5I e. H. c h9,, ANb ST. LOUIS ExPEEss
For Nashville ola CInc.anatl. Ind.Anapo"-' ~'''''
$50 r. Vi. wEsrrRN ExPREss.-For Chicago. F0'
40 =. ". soirHwfsTrRN EXPRESS yar . PHI
burg. Cleveland Cincinnati. L,usfiis' '"''-'-''
7.4o j.. VI. PACIFIC ExpREgs For P.','aury ana
s.22 r. VI. NIL AvD EXPREss-Palinan sgfst
0u's wASulscT,o,s AND rnn soUrH. =,
+, 70 10 ~ Il i cors onl iaa 81 par
i5r AM Dnns caro- 420 GjnirF Gao 80 cbi III n5
Can $50 p 1870 nie6' .aes, 20 s2o ioa
lin. ell ParIor ana Dining cirs'. i2o oo.nins Cao'
sorTff:EsHS r. iiLwXYg .fi'srcs Ln.,ei 40 IN
ArI .ssai5' coz Ell p TO- i sg ~ NJ
cyrs fas E5 ci;l6 2T. @ % B. r. aay
FoR OH POINT c5NFofT eni SoRFoLK.-75o a. m
ATLHNqIc CITY g p ~ Coe,oTo o. ;,s ard
Pl~'i ParIor ca1s Raisenrer coach. and Combined
s 5s b MAT Es9,2 PsE G. sun4.y
S s1-Ssi s saa go @ 2eo 30 ana go n
S5nana s,ies3 sio a. n 25o 3io ana 80 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. "a
ei0 72o 7.5o o. $50 9 q N5) Pcnna Limited ~ ~
Q)nlng carr 1870 ~ .nirg CaD. il.JO a. m. u o.
$50 $50 $50 40. 40 CD.nng carr - oy Inn,
Car $50 dining Car 40. $50 m ~, h,s,.sc
sunaays 10 ~. $50 30. $50 Limited 80 sVs1O
Dining Car 1880 80 dining SaIl ~ 90 90
4 % Dining carr 80 DINING car. DO 'Dh'hs ~1''
40. $50 p m 1908 nicht. 40. 60. -. "a,
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl ga 1886. i5Z3 Ill. arc -,
broadway Asior House West Tventy-lhite 80, q,
station. and stations foot ~ Desoross's ana
streets Court street. Fulton street " bi.auNa'
and Pennsylvania Annex station B-opNyn S.'' III
Jersey CITY. TIE New York Transfer O. inpans
call Tor and check baggage from hotels anu Fea'1s
re.ephone 2757 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service &, moan
J. p. HUTCHINSON, j. N A-.,t
General Manager General Fa-h 's'".-
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r,, Primo city strong 23s 81. cott'nseed Oliver
Ia -eAred arm l6s Cd Turpentine-spir!ts firm Dos ID
R,sln-Common steady, As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
NAVAL STORES.

In stores today the situation and outlook gen
eraly shade better Offerings % spirits turpenhe
i6i 047c cleaned up pretty we'll and at me Cos
nrrun-s prevailed with quotations marked up nan a
Light stocks both here and az savannah induced
sellers proceed CAUTIOUSLY Rosin was fairly acse am
steady former quotations Tar ulcnahBeu
on the basis 50 o. for OH bbls Cuotaions follow
TAE-RaEulars 81 20. ar. OIL bhls. 50 -
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-i7u41 iac. . 49,,
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained 81 q; T. 90 90 - =
F. q 30 G.. 81 49, H. 81 60 T. 81 20, h. <2' NJ y %
\ s. 81. " q. 81 " u. So 30
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PAITIMO0- r. OHIO r. r

TlMNOr r. OHIO F. 4.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT NOVEMBER 70 loSo and
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. south Fe''' ~''
.DaIy Except SUNDAY tsundays. 80.
CHICAGO ~ 30 a. n. from Liberty street only) IN
D. n i2l5 night -,
PITTSBURG $3.50 m from Liberty street oh'''
OcffxcTVvATf sT I0r-rs ns p n - - p.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE f7.5J. 300 tDine.y,
III p a. m CDinerJ tl255 p NJ. IDS DINER. - % -
('Roval Limited Exlusve Pullman Tram. - - % -
(Dner $3.50 p. n. and az 10 night NORFOLh' l4-''
p. m. -, ,.aA.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light 80 .
Oa9ces ii3 10 26l 434. 1884 way. 81 l.. lt'h-st'
1877 Bowery. y Y. 800 Futon-st., 80 Granain-ssNe.
BROOKLYN. Whlteha. Terminal Baggage checheu ''0i-
hotel residence destination
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CENTRAL R. 4. Of NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively:

Anthracite coal used EXCLUSIVELY.
-Four tracks "Electro-tueunatic' SlgnaS
Stations IN New-York foot q Liberty 81
and south Ferry, Wh'tehal - e, 4 a.
Leaving time South Ferry COZ Whenal =. -
FIVE minutes earlier than that given oeio" Tor Liberty S
' Trains leave 700, % Liberty ST -, a.
For Eas,on Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch cnrhH &c.
400 7i5 9:lO A NJ ~ 81 70 Eastonl 70 q "a - 3,
Easton) +5:45 q 80 10 East7n) P. " sundays 'f'
600 10 Eason) A. A. iu0, SO 500 r IL .oo ON
For wiikesbarrs. Pttston and scranton. 400 WV
A NJ. 100 ?. N Sunday. - 81 a VI ..qo 20, Of,
For Reading and Harrisburg az - 10 t,"O 80 -
1000 II 80 20 Reading) \ N. I'D 40 9.o 20 -
600 70 Reading p NJ, l2.lJ night sunday = q
III 80 T. Readng) A. NJ. leo. i:So $40 600 r. n
FOR suabury Levissurs. and wllsmsPort az 100.
. 80 y 4 ~ T. ZOO Zoo 70 s. S. i2i5 aish'
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
ro- Red Bank Ions Branch As5ury Pam o cs.na
Grove and points south 10 Point Pleasant ,fV 20
onv 4 G.rt. $50 r0.l5 only o ked h99nsl ~
A " 45 only Red Ban0 $40 only Z req bsn ~
AIS 44o G5 p II SUNDAYS stops a. Ses d. ~
Asbury Park END Q,ean Grove 800 rlO'lo only NJ
H1 r5y A 4 nj 4R' eSaSds .4so $50 1880 NJ Las
SOW ron LAKEWOOD. =, Ga
.43o 80 iO,ls a. ii. i45. $40 40 P NJ sun
GAYS .io:l5 A. ~ . 81. -. -
F. Lek:sgI., - ?. :: $50 1918 a NJ ''' $40 'S
For Tom. River and Ba-negst. .4so $50 A ~. i'f'.
440 p NJ SUNDAYS 'i0:l5 A. NJ ..,o =.
For Atlantic CITY, Vneland and Br!dsetoI' 4So - H.
Pr Monmou.h Peach s-abrsh, and Hishianes sf
vavsslnk 80 $40 1890 4 NJ. Las. 410 p IL.
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~ nlNOJl J


eNsTNEGNn NEW ENGlAMDP0lNIS
VIA sOLND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, wa Newport and Fan hi yao
I've pier 49, y. r.. Warren ST.. week days only o:W
, N Strs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. Orchestra On easn
sToNINGTON LINE Via stonlngton LeaIe PEE 80
y r. foot Spring St. week days only d. o'oO = "a
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. nj, "a
EOPWICI LINE via London. Leave PIER 50
y p foot OF Sprlng St week days only. az $50 r III
steamers city OF Worcester and Rhode Island
NEW HAVEN LINE, Pier %. E. R-Steamers
- daily except Sunday. at P. ". and II midnight
C'ATSKILL, HUDSON & COXSACklE Boats
leave foot % Christopher Street every weekday at
p NJ. commencing Wednesday. March l5
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Lcillyl dilGJ Noih o'
stations foot o, Yves, 23rd. c2r,iane' and Des''s'~
.Time West 23rd Street. Otber figures eor'.snot ~
Desorosses TDa.y eAceF Sl~iaf .~'''-'' ''
Other trains daily. 1000
$50. s.IOA. NJ For BUTFALo. NlA%AHA. fDe51Ss
and West. and principal local polats faii'' a'' -
Cars Connects fOr Coal Bran .hesf.- ,,.unxn ry-
Ell so Zoo Nooa "DLACh DIAhDAD -
PRESS" HanGsomest train IN the SoF,5 Inc. ss,,nS
Seating capacity Due Buffalo 535 p 81 conn ,9,i
with through sleepers 70 Detroit and chicago N''S
Car service Ia carte. 1850 ,.pDr s-pAS-
$50. lW J. VI TON Coal Branches and ints'-
..4.5o 515PM L5cai for MATCH CHUNK
$50 30 P n Lo,aI for EAsTON. -
4s5.5O. geo r. ". Local Exiress for EAsIoN w.,
Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago and Iero'.'' an, To-
40, 500 = VI. Express for - ~ 49, 80 49,
$50 $50 = NJ ror ITHACA, Hy-f.i-S4 -
Rr-FFA o and West Sleeping cars q O1ia-3..- ,.t.
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and POUND 8hJgN ts,a,s,
daflv sxoaut SUNDAY. sln2( lo 80 4. u t---" % -
south Planfed on,b. $3.50. 40 $50 and 80 49,
tickets ana Pullman acoou.m 0cattors at 10 u 20,
355 GA and ! = Broaiway. 81 lftn stN q -
Fulton ST. count ST. % BtHay and Annex s'a'' D'o'N
Ign. go 80, - - obsot bagzags
from, hotel or resijance through 70 destlnot2h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
The following the total net receipts OF cotton AZ
emf


flour AND MEAI~-weaxness was again a featuTe
Of ne market attended by general dulness and dsc
paens s. 5a$49 wiS,er sragbts Sc 45as5 55 winter
R1e 3 SSgs So t s2Hs No e:' w SssS g co. no
grade s. G)aSi G. 49,. RYE FLouR-wesk; Quoted:
CORNAIEAI-Weak. Quoted: Kn-tried s. 58s2 20 as
:? T ,l BG gSdsI coarse a2:s. Fed
Qa.a, Quoed Sprng 6r2n bulb SIG 2ogslS 90. saG4s
81 So nddinss SiGgSis city iced Sl7a$l7 50. homny
GRAIN- WHE1T-E Efforts t. rally the whea, market
cessfu for time to-day but demand was not sufficiently
bear raid afternoon with success break
lag prices over lc bushe. with last figures "a &c ur-
from abroad including further reports o. heavy Agenine
Mental markets great drawback TO any determined
action hy bun interests On this side Liqnda9n was ~
f swing iur.ns the last hour from beth oea and og.
rsds55ese that tSoS no houeat y the morrow The
~, ,,~s1 Nv fts In tber ear,v efforts 10 stampede
Western crop was in almost every respee. daP!-
prevailed IN al parts o. ne central pet Wh!e J." Ne
10 al right and above ne average About re Only CON
~ tree rom tnfu-v PROMISING feeling OF the DAYS
here and al outrorts partly II was unaerseooe tr ne
Continent In additon i was SAG that ne ocean req,
were expected 70 lnoTease apout ~ re ',s1t e,ri-
wee' suggesting small ine'Ta : d ~ me s 'S rog
rer lover and mlers making any inquiry. The
weekly report of The Modern Miller was bear!sh Tn
markets abroad Liverpool closed lNqi4sd ne lower
paris wheat Is TO points Of Antwerp = franc love-
the Mark Lane wheat ca lower; No NortheTns spring
c,,.+a+.ors ~ cash wheat. b. afoat basis were as
follows. 30 red 7sssc. No Northern Duluth. !s--o
g. ,--rt4rr Duluth 101sc so ] nard Man.toha. = sc,
So / Northern Manitoba 77isc, 80. cCl.N-Ihs marie
s.-sf ovt with good demand FROM shorts and consl-
1910 e,.l-v ~ urGertcne small country acceQtauces
T -oid e~nv until last hour. when broke Sharply
"a, 81 ,g-o.- and closed = lower. The Liveril
rarkat Influenced ny wheat was eak arc '"eL o..nE
&C. 1a re- decline but another falr export lNlll. "-a
-c.-..4 e- e.atrarf points. taking o. oil Il loa4s.
ea+ioT had r,tle feature durng the Gay as'ie from
r.-fv demand from shorts. AZ tho close 81 com
w., quoted ar 4of4 1850 for new and - .c for 30
,e--. OATe-The market for oats was quiet u4.
s.eaa, West and easier here on spoi Pro ert 40
o oats closed 3li.c. so cats 81; No whiie ~
-ts.e cai q. track mixed. 81 zr 3ac. track white
So w" ~ . ,.nt.e cirs 25c..... .RYE-Market weake-t
- % ZEN e2lbc o a01at NO I Western, Csc
% y C1st s-a,e re Sc r s New-York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
h. avg. Q. contract price. IN e I2e mark-t toesy

hpl c1't0a closll clsv, win ou1fatI0nf 81
al-.l- -.-. .-.fel Csc 1rf r'i--..ns 80. e. 4.
COMPARES T.-- Ca. 1at case respecttet lass teAf mere
wee 100 bales ltivercI cort-ac,s- ~ % cotton I
Is QUA reI rf@6 hy wire - f..'H.. 7af"iiIel
ssf l-ic. ~r-...strr STEADY. :-c ulu ltc ln'
S-nas,-- t-m. o. Norfolk qnirt. g.. l'o oe .n,
9a-t.. .cn ast 6i4c. Memphis STEADY. g. s. la-.s
e- o- N8fe o.. o. SIC. Aug.s,a quiet I-lGc lice
e,,lre Gal e'or ouet CSC New-Or.ears duh and easy
.-l-ilo le-i.re. e 50 1fo
4he e1rfrt UQyene-t lows
Great Britain. France. Continent;
.oi2. t--csy. ..... SOS 5sf3
Ius g. Pr wee. lG qag 10 4qt 81. 10.
.iss Gar t.ls season 2 O3s SIS C4GcD4 2.2-l.GAS
"t't-pts % NeB-lrtars tomorrow were cifci7y o.
1850 so bales against a5i@ bales
--1 last week and s9l bges last year o.3rl' F b
49, 70. -i.I Helc estimated o. 1000 O. o't" paes,
'N-'i 20. h-ss .-st weeF ard 1870 bales last year
,.ta o. tle ports anc interior Joints To-Day com
80 "-.n l-e same day last wecs and l.s' wear;
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!, = %. " =, 90 W " ." 'V'
STOCK Of HAND.


spirits turpentne
Tar lo'' DDS
savannah March l7-Spirts turpenne firm, &c; sa.es
% bbs. receipts. lbs bhs Rosu firm at decline on
pales. sales 29t7 bbls. receipts 2l22 bhs Qusted; A.
i - u 81 O5 r 81 IO: r. Al j.. O. 81 90 II. 81 80; l.
81 30. X 81 go. NJ 81 -. X 81 q. 50 80. W w - 20
London. March i7.-Spc-m Oh. l36 Turpen-lne-Splils
go lOi7l r1sin. fine. rs 81. . ,,
Charleston March l7.-rurpentine firm at 44c asked
Resin steady. unchanged. $500,
Wilmington. y. c. March l7-splrs turpent!ne steacy
43i40tc. receipts L. bills Rosn firm v'cHSl. ie.eip
757 Crude ts-pentl Nothing doing, receipts 4
M. Tar hrm. 81 recaIpts 26i lbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston March 17Teur quiet reeslps e. ~ ~ 80 *
,.e- patens So 75GS4 % winter clears and 90
81 25aSi Corrmea quiet. sigsee per bag 81 S'.t ~
steamer yellow sc oats quiet receipts IgVSl srine
Sfe - winter S7 p. Red -four SllnSl1 90 nc
[nrs sl6 5OGSs IS Butter steady Northerns, n,
v-ste-n o0iaQ2lc. imitation 1871 l6c. ladies' ltH
C.eere STEADY. Northern u&gl2+c. Western 1-'S
l2i2c. - e, A.., ,,,,s-. te,,er demand
At decline. 10 ! Northern carloads 80 " me as
%. No white 13isc asked. Corn-Ilecepts pe't
feeling weaker. No yellow 3ci NJ yel.2w- 30
,oif,rr 9e.. " . corn Sc. W corn. io-ci 70 /
I'm c5c oats dun ~ white. 80. 1870 y, WHi'eS
oot,. 70 yyrf,e 3fi.~ No mixed 30. D3Oi-c. No .
nivad 2Qisa2fsc Barley unsettled. Rye ouH and u"-
@s-.'.I N . on track Csc Flour quiet. easy.
ri. ft,D fuff
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week ..........-.. es.67s
~. say, 800 s, a." ,s, "''-- go 'e-... 1868
...I re.a,rs b. -tfs ro+o ............7.3 1s ST.
.-i -..or,s . same .sta last 649 al3
T-v,,.,~.. ~ .r. y,elr ............... 62.2sI
Exports for week last -. -
erotsi ear,a date 770.2Jl
Stock a- ar Tinted states norris ........... 49, .13D
var ...........l.O 0e 7s3
STOCK ~ al interior towns ............... 4iiG9e
S-- an ali ,n,e~~ towns same time last YEAR .Oj7
~t... J.lyarDoo ............. =. 1000
Stock ar I,err7ol ssre time last l2l4O00
stock ~ American anoat for Great B~aln..... 5000
tine last year .................. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
fair business doing. sales 10000 bales speculation and
export. 900 bales. American 5000 bales; receipts So
bales. American 2OUO bales mddilnr upland $3.50.
futures opened barely steady sellers $50 decline c,a
Quiet lie-G43 decline. leeerlf-'r-J aliaiN
1898 January eb-uary. 319-h. March. "2s, Ma'cN
April 32cs April-Nay GOV; May-June ".-"-4s. Jtl-
lulv $50. D.: july August. BIS AuEus-septein@r
82oish; sep.euner-OcoDer. 2ob; ocooer-N 9vemuef.
3l9 November December. Bios Manchester-l arms
Move slowly. Cotts-NeTy litue doing. 49,,
Comparative cotton statement for the week ehalhE
March j.. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

81, c,eee market weak. 10 : Pic $50. eXc--nte
fs732t receipts 70 90 bass cleared -or me L. ,
S.s.es co.. bags. cleared f0r Lar &c, ltVu bags s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

co.. p'r receipts for the week compared with th
sf-''-is totals ~ last wees. las' 1e.i. 1897 AND
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-10-31
ak w MAXWELL.

When DR. Maxwell wss asked II TIE
report was true concerning his intend.
ed visit TO Queensland be said.
Yes. IL is now decided that SHAH
visit Australia, and expect 10 20 on
the 9th Of December. and shall De alb
sent about ten weeks or 50"
When further asked about the nature
OF his visit, or mission. Dr. Maxwell
said
The sugar planters and the depart
ment Of Agriculture OF the Government
Of Queensland, through the Hon. n. n.
Chataway. have consulted with me- for
some considerable time past. aud
have endeayored 20 advise them ia Ger.
tain matters. At this distance Il Is az
most impossible 20 advise With safety
and ON this account, and because Oi
the great need that is felt for special
ala by the agriculturists aud sugar
growers, ] have been asked 10 visit the
Colony l have only decided 10 70 since
the receipt Of communication from
the Premier Of the Queensland Gov
eminent the Hon. James r. Dickson.
IN which ne puts the purpose 81 my
visit briefly as follows: 10 advise Tie
Agricultural department upon the es-
Establishment Of sugar experimental sta
lions ana laboratories, etc You zee
the Queensland Government has
reached very definite conclusion as ~
what u needs and what they lntend to
have
Dr. Maxwell SAID further Tile u.us.
Ices Of The Hawaiian Planters AsBog.a-
ton Look broad yleE OF iho roquasf
oi the Queensland pcopie aud IA ounr
op my submitting ihe matter NJ tAom
advised and endorsed my going j ~
poet No. obtain some Information M.
Nlll he " use ~ those lslands. especial
~ brailnF upon mo lHbor prohlru I'M
haf ~ be MOI Tho - STAN ~ gl0H ~
oane ~ small indeptndoni planhIl i
more developed iD auernflafd ihau i.
nbS oihfI county
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-10-31
CAPT. J. A. KING
Resolutions OF Respect
from Hilo
Two Representative Gatherings IN
tn. Rainy City Take Action on
Death OF the Minister.

The following resolutions were pass
ed a, meeting Of Hilo people held II
the District Court room on wednes
day last:
'The hand OF Providence having re-
moved our late Minister Of Interior. tn,
Honorable James \. King. from th,
scene OF his temporal abors. and tn,
people Of Hilo being DESTROYS OF testify
ing their respect for his memory ant
expressing their earnest afIcctionat,
sympathy with the household deprive,
by this dispcnsation OF Its earthly head
be Il therefore.
Resolved. That Il Is only jus, tri
butte to the memory Of the departed &,
say that. in regretting his removal from
the duties OF his great ONCE and from
our midst, we mourn for one who wa,
In every way worthy Of our respect an,
regard:
Resolved. That in the death of Capt
James A. King, the people OF these isl
ands have lost a true. honest executive
officer, who was respected by those
who knew him best for his sterling
qualities and manliness;
Resolved, That We sincerely condole
with the family of the deceased on the
dispensation which it has pleased God
to afYiict them. and commend them fol-
consolation to Him who orders ali
things for the best and whose chastise.
ments are meant in mercy:
Resolved THAT this heartfelt testi.
ronio, 90 our svmnatbv and sorrow bs
800 rdod an IN. widow NJ orr denarte,
.,,s..,.,.hos o;.,,a, ava con;os tr
o., 81" .,nsu 80 ,ho Cah;ra,,,
'"e
These resolutions were passed at q
subseouent meeting in the Circui,
-, a,,,o, o,,au h,, ,,doo r Y
No"'' p'e''''" 'e' " ''
wilder:
II having been the will of Almighty
God that Hon James A. King. Minister
of the Interior of the Republic of Ha.
wall, should be taken from our midst
and relieved of the duties which
throughout his life he has so we'll and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-10-31
TBE FTGssT ~ EOCxDs

FodlVuduE is z 1=srfDrboo q the
ouu1esi ~ r8u15as-
ksuDG O.B--Tlb- mn N~nr % the
uar1s-r R-sE c;Eu1lssls D. ssseA With his
ere aIzs,t T9rG as Oypn1sEt and
mem F0r a r.sE s..rDz1.s thy tented
szle Tbe1- ArmfzrUu,z sSeppGag n tried
"a hiEt S.e- sxS-x sSr D-nry's jas.
Nh8,an. however. fell sa8rt ant invited
a si-ulEs- 11DEe frDu as opponent
Nhiet 1E11=E @ aaE EerL Armzrrong
5stsi.sss lssunF 90 rae eaest before ne
could III Orz 20 Ezaxs and followed IL
uy NE1A a rrgrrF s-fr-hznd swing On
Tx nsstE- D..znF rrlsG a Low right
sNlnK s0r ArraszsUux's rfh.. Vhgrh was
sseE--gV rwuEle--r aa1i the California
,raar sH1 N a nsslr l11-rEur On D.nnys
paw II s-1lu-l. sslBBNet By a nasty left
sNl1E WHOA however, was neatly
t3Dcksk- zzIt a clEash resulted After
llhs tr.zsaZHNzp Arnzsrruux Iand@! twice
On kis OyD,y1en-Ts s1Gs and Denny got
in a uDHsSs q h.frd punches IN return
% ms O1Dn1ezrs nsrL
a~u1< TE@-Dsany landed lightly
CD ms a11zxJzhsa's nerE and followed
II ~ Nizh a hard Jab "a his ribs Arm
szrD1x Ts1Sr-er WIKI a couple Of stiff
~1sss "a Decays klag and neck and
1bsn sDlsgKsf. xEneraI EIx-Hp all over
liz rssE- sErfnx which nsOsJ Of the
blows fell o. zEEFd-arm and shoulder.
sU1 frW-n Nhleh Armstrong came out
E.sriS1of h.s,fz. having FEreived Denny's
E5OI=s o. an sides with 0aIy an Occa-
E50nzaI r-amrn On his opponent This
EOart Wa euresIIazIY fast
kgGriE Trfze--ArmzgrUng tried a low
swing hgs- DsunF saw his game and
fs1Er1st a heavy ticker on his wind.
ArsassrV1E tried again and this time
landed Lightly on the Australian
D%-eE- brI- las ent wa in sight An
0rsrreheh bF Armstrong obtained for
hi-I = rzsgi4r h4lIztOrm u blows with
b9zh ElxEr and left the majority Of
nh5eh L4Ede,4 o. his head and neck. He
fgsEh1 hard. however. and got in sew
sszl fAnsrs. bGr there was no power in
lEenn- Decay got hack a little and let
-F q ssrOzg lift swing which caught
The California; o. the point and
Scored kiz1- In a MY he was up and
sltbOsxn dared made strong effort for
DeanF's Nfnd with a left swing. but
The SOssr NAs zOa-. fOr. although the
DlOE Ls1Gat. D~uHy stepped up and
senr hi-a 6Onn again with an uppeScut
On tbs sxs3~ spot Refusing 20 give In.
ArEns'r02z gEs1elY came Hp in two sec
oncs and received his third. ard again
his fV1rrG SDOek-GJsE-
Al TIE call u thFes s-rOnfs Deputy
Marshal chiliingWO-rh sreppsd up and
forbade any fsrrhsT action and the
crowd rushed r5s Tinz, Armstrong lay
where BE- fell tiil twelve seconds were
marked 90. sDA gzs rhen assisted 10
his corner. where ~ Wzs attended 70
By his ssaODds-
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POLICE IxTEgPgEExcR,

The Deputy Marshal, In conversation
later o. il TIE syeainE, stated that IL
Was distinctly understood issfgfs the
contest MAS permitted that 10 hitting
IN eiineiaes would ~ allowed, and that
II either ODs II tie Contestants should
show signs ~ kDOek-OHt he police
would stOD fhs Dgbf AFHsfFOaE's
condition 81 fhs tiDs BSs sB9flsnt 20
warrant this sDteTgsHtlO8,
The hrs r0uD1 .; isst BlKsrs CONTEXT
Has . really good ODs anG 80 FElsllsHf
e1biblpOn " rieysT bDEiHE, Jst IA he
second Fpupe Armstrong appeared ~
lose biz cieaT bead, srf afiaFksg bis
opp0pent ip rLs NeTy W4DEsT hat
bople serve DfIDy bot, sDd pFOysg
beyond question tbst however clsgsF =
boxer b. may ~ ~ has MT fbsl ne
cessliy ~ 3 hghtsr, . clear bsad, AffsT
tps second r0unq flleIs Baf ~ ggSffiSH
aF ~ ihe ulHwafe TssYif sfbSuFi -
fpeeey aeoqnp' .fbh'nf pss fsf6sT "
sufpIlhe.
Jhe fluLrH hrg8gbogf FaF Tree
nom alI JIgfai''y whatever 300 Uf.fl
'e ~ le np ags Eus ~ J9gFi
HraEr
"A wrluluafy B-r9uUd IYgf lfsapH
lpupF Jaf ltHifT M fblF M 200 galf
lifmpffg ~ Ns AZ d hffa5s
f1n'8 AFsy WdHas ~ ~ ~
. ethpi ~, falgT pa lad railfF ~
aafshiaKr IA hNFh hW ~ BGof
iHgi fYynaf efif t9f fffpIB nqH4ai
fh tiW 100 fbY ffIf lHaff UHnHff
lYNhdf ~ iNt fsH fhg 500 pslfaH.
IaHg faFi pad NrIlI IaH 90 ~ 40
dIINp ~ hHn HHaa uEInf
iNf lnW sac faf ftH WHib laf5
appWIhY iNf tot Iif tYUI.H ~.
4 aWlalfa \ dlpt
ND'Af ihf fffa.tf 'H. h pIWfaH
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REV EA. DoNAHoE.

pn the i0lh ~ December, 1891, Rev
\ a. n0nahOe, pastor A. Y. churcb
hplih ~ Pleasant w. Va, contract
80 . severe cold sbirh Was attended
il0m lhe baainning by violent cough
pnnlbsl ~ sq.galled 'speclhcs' Usual
ID hfpi ip che hpuar, ~ 80 pufposs,
pHfiAhffi bottle ~ Chamberlain
lgnih hnmsiy, NAifh acted likn 4
harm noel rhseliully recommend
u AZ $40 psbllf' fnr salf vi ail anus
tlfli hsAson saith 4 ~ "a aIfpll
w u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-10-31
GENERAL EAGAN RETURNS.
May submit His Case tn Congress
for u NinJisatiOn.

Brigadler General Eagan, the sus'
pended commissary general Of subsist'
ence. In back In the city after visit ia
his coffee plantations In the Hawaiian
Islands. He spent some time at the
War Department today, visiting
friends, There II no probability Of his
early retirement, Il IL said that he Il
more likely 10 submit his ease 90 Con-
RreSs, with yleg 10 his yindlcalion.
Washington SiBr
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orchestra, under Professor Marcus. and
s-artOned On the stage at the back OF
The pavilion, enliyened the waits with
and Hamilton Hill contributed to the
and hamilton Hill contributed to the
mEsieal portion Of the program in two
vocal selections each. which received
Iae plzudfts Of the large assembly.
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HIVES sie . tflllple ialarui ~ ~
lbile iqlks ana ~ s0me 0latr ono
bgspes Ointment nelw ail8 lHIspI
relief and pDmspeei MHe AZ Hg
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