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CRICKET CLUB.
Good Attendance Tor Annual
Meeting-Offsers.

The annual meeting was held .a<t
evening OF the Hcro,4'C gr.sSet club.
There was a good a.-e-iancs The
election OF officers resulted:
Presiden,-Judgs ~. L. Stanley.
Vice-P-esident-E s. Jordan.
Secretary and Trs-s.rs--Gsy. Y. Il
Kitcat.
Assistant Secretary. q Cation.
Cap,aia-H. l. Ea-ls.-.
vice-C0ptain-A!zz. =. y. M1rE.u-
tosh.
Board OF Maaas =z-.-T. c. Bal
lantyne. r. Aadsrse- eri J. W. HS--
yey.
The Patrons elected ~ acc.-mat.sT
were the British Commissioner Mr W
]. Kenny and Dr.. =. =. Murray
\ vote OF thanks VS. unanimously
passed 20 Mr.. Kenny -. his kindues.
towards the cricEe: club, also 20 th'
Press for their kindness, 20 NJ. anC
Mrs. Erolse for the use o; the Airing
ton Parlors. and 20 Or. Murray for III
use OF his house FOR me meetings O
the club.
4 lively season COR 1899 Is he'd i
anticipation 5y the Cricket Club. Tn
m smbers were tnsis:eat that Capt. Her
bert should continue 81 Office.
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w. ]. QUINN.
ReQ| ES0|e AQe|lI.
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
RAuESro STREETS
San Francisco. California.

Treaty sosrs % Ezoon.sfal ez2ar.
!eacc a. = E.z. Estate A<oas -sazises
-" tS safe ia. have oops vre.! .ar
inV.s.prs. shea -Aey followed rnv as
vice.
TIE atteatsoa % those AaE.ax rssao-
- tugess "a called 20 Tie f4cs shar .A,~~r
are great opPorsazsties 90 make sp5a5.
DID Investments - Sza Frzaci~cn Pa
Estate az the p-cseus time. The cur,-
ditto1 % realty a. proseat .avos-s ia
huycr Thss sa ~. tine 90 saFs-.s pA~<.
p-pPertssa CA - purchases a. Tow
prices.
san Fgssrsscs hzs = rroa. ss.a-a. a..
gaite o. sAss Posns. IL IL 20 Ia 80
great r ~ 90 a.. rzcs1c Cazs- a~d sA~
rnaa uas buys aog gSl. nalls Astza.is
rrs.
oEe- mv sKa-rsaaoe a-d sr-oHsuss~
- valves % property 90 taueo pho a.
sire To- purchase b-s.snss r,-os-,-- .,,r
Joe .1outle. 90 t-a.-oro5 1csa or A5o-as
- 4IFesiHes.i- Isso--2sssoa cheor-
t4.-T Essea o. -eecreacc 20 al -as.srrf
fss-sz-z.saz % Real Esss.o "a san F-zz-
e+acn. ] ss.l - AspgF % oo-refes3s
"a ressE4Ba tAe-eso.
So-rts=es sstasss are d5vsses. arE
he E-pes-TT A2s % 80 so,a: - sSsr
nay he purchases cz- 20 mac. -
srstersl <-s-d -.ussse-1sca sa.o---asSo- -
az Hsca sales s1s ca asg.s. tgr.rx
a. 20 values
N11sT tzves.es - Real rsEz.s So
surssF fo- tspse zso eos--s 20 Sssz
th~sr r-o1rF.
Fsii Charge ;atss % s-vSs-s.ss AZ
taSss pals 90 asseas osz~rs
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FREE EXAMINATION,

/ study the formation OF your eve
as closely and as accurately as the
astronomer studies his stars. Every
malfOrmatiOn of the eyeball has its
effect. Headaches, dizziness, indistinct
vision are all tracaable to a misshape
of the eyeball. knowledge and eXper-
fence, aided by the best and latest i'm
proved instruments and appliances.
make my service in examining eyes
Invaluable to you. Yet that service is
ABSOLUTELY FREE, and if glasses
are required they're 10 be had At 4
more than reasonable price.
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I think I would 80 crazy with pain
were 1t not FOR Chamberlain Pan
Balm" writes NJ. ". II. Stapis:1u.
Herminie, Pa. 7 have been afflicted
with rheumatism for several years ana
have tried remedies without number.
but Pain Balm IS the best medicine I
have got hold Of One application re-
Iieves the pain. For sale b. Benson.
smith * Co, Ltd, wholesale agents.
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" 81 ERuN 5.
NOTICE

/ HAVE THIS DAY Installed
81. Bsnstg Guerrero a. zanaEEr % q.
J. Npellcrs Erpr.rg stBg.. hs AastaE
p1Ner 90 buy. eel aad sign -. us3zse a
e. !. Vo-siisT 4 CO. I ALL 10 - re-
sPJuslbiG Coz any tebss ia tAe s2-so o.
Z. !. Nosiisr 4 Co. usthozt The Gig.
nature 90 tke manage 90 sny~sf
l. II uEE
Attorney - F'1rs Coz =. =. Nps ~
HEas.-.-. EEbsr1asF = 5sffs
ErEE
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81 THE CIRCUIT COyEE or TuE
FIRST JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT. az
PUBLIC o. INWNt.-.S ADMIR-
Atty.
Sc. !. smith. GO a.. s.. Ia. S..a=4sA.g
City us Cl.um I.a arT boats
boilers. sGEsaEs. saea-.. apparel
1at tIsaigsls.
10 \. ". Brrsa. f..lg.... Ns.sl1. uf|
she E.7lF.sz &c Hawaii. Gsce-iaE
Whereas uater V~rIsssF-a FV3Eazs
sued out ut thts Cwgrt oa ere aF4 dzy
us January. 1889. yu4 we're attesteI aud
COMMANDED o. ss.I as 7gs.se a4rt5pa 90
sae ltta dag us January. -. %. ihfs che
steamship City ut Columbia Ees
BOATS. boiler. rus.us-. tackle. apparel
aud fura.tsrs. at %. .gset gtsE~ &c
s.. SIS So.
And. Wasssss Ng4F g.t.sa sa4 ra-
port % POUR rsuceei.@Es kEt ts@tEs
slst Veuttftuas sNpuuas. a1pas shat on
ssr 18TH day ot January - ~. i,es. ag
tls aour os .. O'Clock @oCG us szsd day
y1l aid Offer ere said CssF 90 Cosufs-
lt.as Ee- hFEs.. boilers. rr Ts-rs ts-s.r.
IagpIrr a@. sujturf sHs $40 CO Pst-
j.r aUr..r= che ~ price ut
So. I.t.s-.
Md. uLe.Fa4. che sa faass pare
/ that there N.re "a ..st.st sGt 60 ale
Ias said steamship CITY VS. CnsEmlss.
/ asr boats. boilers. aztges. tackle. sp-
ir4rel and furniture az t.ss t5m~s
NoN. therefore. yoI t@- ss5i Mar
shall. are hereby fgs-sss e1-r-aaciei
and directed to seil ssd steamship
l'Clty 90 Columbia" hss boAls. boilers
lsuEiues. tackle. apparel a-4 fufu.tsTt
at public auction 90 Cd. station House
Kaiakaua Hale. iu the uistTsrt 90 TO
H.. HHaH HH - AL AK
Islands. on GU. -is- dsv of February
\. n. 1850. az the hour p4 - u-csUrl
noon % sasd day. without reserve. O.
Isas highest bidder Coz cash. after kaF,
5as FRS given Ten dsys notice 90 ksra
sale by advertising in tue Faet1r Com
Imsrvtal Advertise and HaHas.sa S;s'
Newspaper. pg5iislsi daily teNcsf
ISundaysI lu che usstr.et % Hbas1siu
Ana further. sou are commanded b.
fore making sale 90 sid vessel al
Iafpresasd tp aiv.gtis. Che sale taerep
.u the cities % Saa Fraurtsrp. Cslifpr
u.as Portland. oreEou. Seattle. Wash
iuEibu. aat a-.y other cities g "a
United Ssasas or ~ near tls Farsn
C0ast. a. - jour judgment seems 60 b
. lpror-r. said advertisement 90 - =.
timed as 90 allow t.ddsss from ssi.
cities % she United Ssa-cs 90 apPss
and be- a. sa.i auction az Aforesaid
And. yoI are tu-thcT ordered an.
commanded that Immediately sf.e- s1si.
sale a. Aforesaid. you have and pay -
= moneys arising from ths same pGrssi
ant Co This order. % Henrg Smith
) ICiegk os the Judiciary Department a
the Hawaiian Islands. sith an arc5ua
% your charge aat expcassss an
nav. you then aad there afsp tA.s Hrs'
E..h yogr rsttra thereon.
Witness the Honorable \ FETTy
b. First JudE. % the Cjrcu.t Csagt % -
s'4-s. Judicial Cireu.t os the Rsplh.i
ot Hawaii. thsz -sfa EAy ~ January. \
~. iSss
sgd \. FERRY.
First Judge pt Circuit C11-- of -
FIRST Judicial Circuit.
Attess
tSg,iN e - EEtIETT. j..
s"5'r C's-'z
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| LANDS
For Sale.

IL lots "a; Kalibi. facing kamsE5me-
ha ~ RoSd. aad iu front Of O..
Markham residence. with q ucs
dwelling on.
One 10, ssxsoo fest. mauSa pf ,tr
Catholic church premises 90 EsI5h.
S-@i lots at EgpIlaus. lying msuEI
Ut King street. about COO feet from
the Eapalama Tramways Depot.
Five lots and houses as fSaua!au1
situated mJUSs of King street and
ON the Waikiki sid. %! Mugri. Es-
tate premises. income $3.50 q year
5-A lot ot about half an acre mauEa
side of King street. about 500 feet
from the corner 81 Lil5ha aud Kline
streets. The premises produce az
income OF $iSs per auuum.
G-25 lots J0NiCO feet in Puuuu Tract
- lots T5NI5p tn Puuuui Tract.
- lots l00N2OO in Puuuui Tract.
IS loss ivVN@0" ou NUuauu street
right opposite the old ice works
About Coo lots 5"Ni0J 90 Nuuauu s
rear and mauEa OF the above s lots
N-About 81 lots ia the EcEso TTaC,
situated opposite the Make. Islam.
band stand. tt &C. admitted that f.
j. one ~ the best tracts near tb
Waikiki Sea Beach
e-Ab5ut So lots IN the K1plbult
Tract.
Io-Abou, 1000 acres in I.a:asome
Puma. Hawaii: the iaud extend
from tho beach 20 about A.. mile
from The volcano.
ii-City properties. etc. sts.
Prices are the cheapest ia tire mat
. Est.
For further nl-ficuiar< apply TO-
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NOTICE.

HAVE TAKEN TIE MANAGE
meat os It.ANIwAt. aad desire 20 an
.nolacs % :AB pIb,.c that I have razs-
.t q arF- e'sss family resort
HARRY ELENts1E.
-t.s Pro3-t-t1-.
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

Va. o. r~a~is.,1 81 tl- wrier ~ a.
N-a-ss-r af ta~ tasrr.sr t..I a. sf1a.zl
n"p- u: Taesiay. Fetsazry tsss. -
ta~ erassraetlaa nf q Pszl-- =Hrs-
sa~
Pans a-a .seal.pas 81 go 80.
~ SaF-r.afFasfas ~s Fai.z wcrks
o.. v.nlsg~f aoes ara hiaa 9 -us.,f
90 aaaFas sar aua---s ~f zs,g ala
JAS \ kGNe
Nsntssrr rf fhr tr.rrsur.
Ffsraafy co. 1853 sln
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FOR SALE.

MAPS OF HONOLULU. uSNouNr.
81 - csata each Maps os Isagzsfss
Issaats. 'Hzrnouatei. - Goats nsch 81
lt@zAl.an ss2zetts Co. Voz 1gb.s nicsE
hiHg streete sEK
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sxreASrtLs
e H-ese- q GO.

Session SS..s-F.tss.a shares oahu
paid up. size
Outside Sales E-pIreI-Nta,
Quotation CbauEss-N.ua
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RealEState
FOR SALE.

IA sfN t.-Saat ssls - EAzsz CO
az~ saa4. u.sa unsurpassed sss~ asc
climate. Ga ssue 90 psy9SEr3 Ezss<
Trans. Easy tens
--S.tss,z. tovra .oss 90 n--ssz:.
slrrr-. Esa SIDE 20 Go. Bssa
s-oss ssale as4 -. ca Bo-rAas
s,Tos-
t-i.ss u s.seress aa-s q Ks~&.s
tsagt.
s-Xas.s.as. Park Ass.slsz .ss- %
asa. n1s1tss
s-TEo sslsiaias cote. Pea. GO
.arar s;ssioa.
s-Sevsa ssFrs. more pF tess. roe sze
kesa lsat. aisnininz wlnis'~r C,gp~rfs
iaad .n Naasa-
S-.s3 s.c<zs: s5=fF % ':.EId q
Puaahng s'as7! t-zrt
CITY properly ~ sost secst-5zt
35--satf ID Nsszsg vz-lsr
II-!s5uz !safeheid A. kaza4ks.
ussa Eopi returns
---4usafg gesrs -assE - ssg .crrs
30 A. easiE-e saad ~ Paio5o rsfieT. "a,
@s.es from Wssalse sosd. FresA r3gsn-
tasa ffrr4m Trsns GAronFh 'ts 1z5s
5e-gs.f9F aois % -. s.sff - e..
szstat pats 90 he aaoss desirable ssaxr
isoss - k2.thi. vita Ca views. ma
rsda-ssci stress. snd water Eu9rst-
from citg. These lots - VIII sell a.
souest GE-ras Ia mousA.F sas.s-.-ez.s
without 5z-E-ess 81 "a 20 pa sA-z
s.tAla rsseh g Eybssy No waste a
epn~.
4 IA snail aoaar Aad .ut NstAa1
u rsiugfrs' uuIG srn-n foss O&o~
r-uts for So ear aasnths vssF hap
IA ssezussfui. uell-shaaa.s 30 81
kalihs. about 2. ~ an 49,. - go
rzaacaasu .zr1 rssI.
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W.. J. GUM.

RsA. E~14s. A<sa:- si9 woa.ro=nz
s.. San FrSsc-soo. So
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S-.s3 ssezaas A5=fF - -:sEld o.
puaahng s,As1! t-art
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N1TrE

H. virtue e the above zg.t 60 nc
issged 90 che .isA day % January. y
=. 1889. 1 Nil sell az Public A1rttpa.
az the station Hons. tts.4tssz Hale.
ta the u.Etrsrs % Hpuu'1.r. fs.zsa %
Oahu. u4Hai.aa GslasEs 60 tle Esss-
est bidder. GO - o'r.3-E rD1a &c Tues
day. ghs .iEt day nf February. - o..
1850. the steamship City % Colombia. ''
her bp1ts boilers. eng gss. tackle. au-
pare. as4 furniture.
\. - BROWN
I1ralsi. HAaa55aa fs.aags.
Gf8as. 4.r. usEg. LAMAR sfsA. \. n.
lSs1. ttgs
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---Iueafg ycsrs -a2sE - sss 1870
- A. FsstE-e lad - f'si85o rslieF. "a,
zlsses srom Wssalss sosd- FresA rSssn-
tasa fsre4m ssns sArgnEh shs as
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s-Sfvsa So. more pF .rss. re s1e
kssa isas. aisoininE winis'~- Cosp>r1s
iaad .n Nfaasas
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LET Us TALK

To yOu on The merits o: he sterling
Bicycle and Why l. Is ths bss. made
and bss. lasting whss, n The market
today. PaE!tc Cycle All M:s Co
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WALTER g weldon
H1uu.uIl. 80. e.
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s-Cssy property - boss soos.lszt
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4 comparison Iet1ccco these
and other Binoculars lrjU as
,tonish yo". Let us sbo,r yo,t
the difference and conriDce goa.
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8, s-L J. SO. sil'.a.as .sa-. Peas GO
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e - EEi.tETT. r.
C'F-,s
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ia l.-2utsful. urelI-shas-.s bst a.
ka1lAs. about = ~ an 49, - go
anaraEa-r r~1 rsaI
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IA snail hoase Aah sos WssAa1
~ niugfrs' uu1E sro-n Poet oGo~
r~ats for So rer alouths very ch.sp
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s-Sas.s.aa. FarS Asa.sas= 90. %
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IA sfn fs.Eant sgis - EAzoz 60
as~ sna4. a.sa znsarpzss~4 vsss asc
climate. GA l.ue 90 g9sPssr3 Ezss<
T-4sE.-. Easy te-ns.
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--S.tEstz. fBvra .oss % n-rvIHz.a
s.rer-. Esz SIDE 20 Co. Is1a
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A FERRY

trs; Judge 20 Circuit C1B-- ~ ne
tfrst Judicial Circuit
The evening times., 1899-06-14
PUBLIC PRINTERY
employees REDUCED
Lack of Work at the Govern
ment Establishment.
Furloughed Men to Receive Their
Pay July |.
The Appropriation TempOra rily EA
hausted by the Disbur~ement
of Leave Money.

Owing to the lack of work at the Govern
ment Printing Office quite number of en-
pioyes have been furloughed. and few
have been discharged. The employees thus
laid off have been much worried over the
report that they will not receive their leave
money until Congress makes the necessary
appropriation. This is an erroneous report.
for Public Printer Palmer informed a
Times reporter this morning that all en-
receive it after the commencement of the
new fiscal year. July l.
The reduction Of the force OF the Print
ing Ofice which always follows the ad-
joWnment Of Congress. and the payment
of the leave money exhausted the appropri-
alton for leave of absence sooner than was
expected thus making it necessary for
some Of the employees who have been dis
missed and those who have been furlough-
ed to wait until after the LIST OF July.
Work at the Printing Office just now is
unusually light for this season OF the year
and the probabilities are the Public Print
er may be compelled to make another fur
Tough. Mr.. Palmer is anxious TO keep his
employees working full time. but when the
Governments orders for printing and bind
ing fall Of as is always the case during
a recess of Congress, he must cut down
his force and the result Is a number OF
employees must be temporarily laid off,
The work OF tearing down and clearing
away Of the buildings on the site Of the
new Government Printing Office is pro-
crossing rapidly. 1t was said this morning
that by rfle end of August the ground will
be thoroughly cleared and the digging for
the foundation will begin.
The evening times., 1899-06-14
VALUABLE DOG LOST.
Three Thousand Policemen SearcI
ing for a st. Bernard.

Three Thousand Policemen Search
ing for st. Bernard.
New York. June 14.-An air Of alertness.
a searching. suspicious glance. and a
vision Of reward and promotion character
lied the 5000 patrolmen who went on duty
last night.
From Far Rockaway to Westchester
search was made for John F. Carroll's dog
The activity and interest have not been
equaled since the KIDNAPPING case was in
the public mind.
The general alarm was read in the
eighty stationhouses in New York city
at 6 p. m. yesterday. along with many 9TH
ers but the peculiar and impressive earn
estness with which sergeants read II with
the order to report at once to Chief De-
very impressed the matter on the minds Of
the bluecoats. who don't pay much atten-
tion to general alarms as a rule.
The manner in which Brooklyn police
men chased dogs last evening was truly
PEELED to give an account Of himself,
while St Bernards had to make affida-
Wits.
The alarm described the missing animal
as a very large st. Bernard. answering
to the name of Duke. orange and white
with black shading. The dog disappeared
from Mr.. Carrolls summer home at Far
Rockaway on Monday. and 1t was said that
he might have been stolen. But no one
believes that any sane man would steal
Carroll's dog. The animal is a prize win
ner, and very valuable.
The evening times., 1899-06-14
RELIEF FOR DIVORCED MEN.
Jail ImprisOn ment q Bar to the Pay
ment of AlimOny.


New York. June 14.-Members of the
Alimony Club and others who are opposed
| to the payment of alimony to wives who
have obtained divorces from them will be
| interested to know that when they have
once served full term of Imprisonment
| for the nop-payment of alimony under a
Judgment they cannot be placed in jeop-
ardy again for the non-payment of sub
| seauently accrued alimony, under a de-
cision Just made by Judge Beach, Of the
supreme court.
BY this ruling many divorced men who
hold no real estate or other property which
can be placed in the hands Of a receiver
will, it is said, be relieved from the pay
ment of alimony forever after they have
once served a full term of Imprisonment.
The case wherein this point was raised
is one brought by Mary Gloster in June.
1896. for separation from Maurice Clos
ter. The action was tried before Judge
Andrews, who in April, 1897, granted judg-
ment to Mrs. Gloster. directing her hus-
band to pay her IS weekly alimony for the
rest of her life. Mrs. Gloster, claiming
that her husband had not paid the all
mony for sixty-eight weeks. aggregating
$544. obtained an order requiring Mr.. Clos
ter to show cause why he should not De
punished for contempt.
Upon the argument Of the motion before
Judge Beach A. H. Hummel. who repre-
sented Mr.. Gloster, presented an affidavit
showing that the husband had served
three months in Jail. from February to
May, 1898 under a commitment for non
payment of less than $50 alimony, and that
he could not be compelled to go through
the same experience twice in the same ac-
The evening times., 1899-06-14

| tion. Mr. Hummel contended that II this
| could be done it would result in the per-
petual Imprisonment of the man, and
would set at naught the act Of 1856 which
was intended to do away with imprison-
ment for debt.
He cited a decision of the court of ap-
peals in the case OF Ella l.. Winton against
Walter w. Winton. which holds that
where a defendant has been arrested and
imprisoned for the on-payment of alimo-
ny previously directed to be paid by a
judgment in an action for divorce and re-
mains in prison under the commitment be-
cause of such default of payment for the
full term for which he could be imprisoned
under section Ill of the Code Of Civil Pro-
cedure, he is not thereafter liable to ar
rest and Imprisonment because of the nor
payment of alimony subsequently becoming
payable under the provisions OF said judg-
ment. as such section prohibits the i'm
prisonment Of a party upon like process.
not for the non-payment Of the same sum
OF money. but under like process issued
in the same action" Judge Beach. fol-
lowing this ruling. denied the application
to punish Mr.. Gloster for contempt, hold
ing that Mrs. Gloster could only have one
commitment under the Judgment.
The law is that where alimony for less
than $500 is not paid man may be I'M
prisoned for three months in the county
Jail. and where it is more than $500 he
may be incarcerated for six months. Mr..
Hummel said that the point as to the
isuance Of a second commitment for the
Imprisonment of a husband for the nom
payment Of alimony in a divorce case was
an entirely new one. and would create
CONSERVATION among women who had OBJ
tanned divorces and allowances for ali
mony unless the law was changed. In
this case. he said. the man could not be
arrested criminally and as he had no
real estate there was no way that he
could be compelled to support the woman
who had succeeded in getting a separa-
tion from him.
The evening times., 1899-06-14
THE EPWoRTH LEAGUE.
Prcpa for the Convention ai
Indianapolis.

indianapolis.
The Epworth League of the District will
hold an indianapolis mass meeting" al
Hamline NJ f. Church, Ninth and P Street:
northwest. this evening. The meeting will
be in the interest of the fourth interna-
tional convention of the Epworth League
which will be held at Indianapolis July
2O-23 next. and will be participated in by
the various branches of the Methodist
Church
The programme will consist of musical
numbers by the choir OF Hamline Church,
under the leadership of Mr. W. ]. Palmer.
and addresses by the Rev. G. B. White. OF
Rockville, representing the Southern Meth
odist Church. and the Rev. DIR. J. E. Gil
bert. the Rev. DIR. H. r. NaylOr. and the
Rev. DR.. Thomas. of the local Methodist
churches The meeting will be presided
over by Mr.. Harry Dram Hine, President
OF the District league
The approaching convention is arousing
great interest and it is said that there will
be a large attendance from this city.
The local Epworthians will leave here
on July 10 at 2:20 in special car over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, reaching
Indianapolis July 20 at 1:40 a. m, in time
for the opening session Of the convention.
which will be at 2:30 p. m. on that day.
The programme OF the convention con-
tains the names of the most prominent
speakers in the Methodist Church and in
cludes such celebrated men as Bishops
Fowler. McCabe, Vincent, Foss. Hurst.
Fitzgerald, Mallalien, Joyce. and Ninde:
the Rev. DR.. Henry Wade Rodgers. Gen.
John B. Gordon, the Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Buck
ley. the Rev. DR.. R. R. Doherty, the Rev.
DR.. ]. L. Hurlbut, Representative Dolliver,
and Governor Shaw. Profs. E. o. Excel,
J. NJ. Black. and Hemphill will conduct
the singing,
The capacity of Indianapolis as a con-
vention city will be tested to the utmost.
as $4,000 Epworthians are expected to at
tend
The evening times., 1899-06-14
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
The Labor Dny Committee of AZ
rangementa Announced.

Nne LaOOr Ddy &On1m1ttte OF Ar
rangements Announced.
At a meeting Of the Building Trades
Council, held last evening. the members
OF the committee which is to act in con-
junction with a similar one from the Gen.
trail Labor Union, TO perfect arrangements
for the celebration of Labor Day. were an
nounced as follows: Andrew Murray. II.
H. Marsh. Milford Spohn. Henry Hagerty.
William Silver. H. l. Streb. J. J. Crowley,
F. Copp. W. French ]. p. Carmody, W. II.
Henson. E. L. Lowmax d. Rabbit, J. Nc
Vey. and J. p. HeaIy. The other members
of the joint committee, representing the
Central Labor Union. are Charles J. Hun
ter. J. L. Feeney, James B. Dowell. r. G.
Hull. E. Wolfe. Henry Wagner, Frank
Mack, Milford Spohn, r. H. Lewis. A. ].
Berries. David Colbert. ]. N. Lenhart. J. d.
Mckay, Frank Herbert and B. T. Davis.
meeting of the two committees will
be held this evening at Typographical Tenn
pie for the purpose Of organizing and ap-
pointing subcommittees to arrange for the
different features Of the celebration.