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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27

lutely supreme command and receive no
instructions from home"
That was his ultimatum. General Butler
had been hurried from home TO retrieve
the loss Of prestige by other generals and
by England. but Roberts will have none
OF this
There was a very momentous meeting
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
ROBERTS REFUSED
TO BE HANDICAPPED

LONDON. Dec. 16.-From behind the
scenes comes a story of the new war"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
COLENSO AND THE TUGELA RIVER.

Fort n @ below % bridge oowhha loIntsmt
Of o m scent I during h ateWG
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-27
AMERICAN HOSPITAL
SHIP TO AID Beers

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2s.-The Nortl
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.A Shoemaker Of Lebanon, 20

Mr.. Michael Gross. 81 ii05 Walnut
street. Lebanon. Pa. Is n shoemaker
by trade. Otter as he traiEhtened
himself up from the bench. he pressed
his hands into the small of his hack
and ominously shook his head. for hts
back ached. and he suffered like nearly
every shoemaker in our Rspublsc. our
representative quietly remarked. Why
don't YOU use Do1n's Backachc Kidney
/ Pills." Well replied Mr.. Gross. /
have noticed n score OF advertisements
about this remedy in our local papers
but I thought they were like every
other specific which ] have tTasd-
1 .sTrv them. and see" our representa-
tive suggested. IF they do not do you
i any good. they won't do you any
harm" some three weeks aftcTNaTd
a second visit was made to Mr.. Gross
when the following particulars ser
given by him for publication: For tef
years I suffered with kidney trouble
II was not bad at first. but after
severe aud prolonged attack ct dy sesi
terry. which weakened my system.
was compelled to give up work on &c
: count OF my back. Sharp pains throuE.
the Ioius. rheumatism through the hip
and joints. up my left side. frcqUcn
: attacks OF headache and dizziness. lacl
, OF control over the kidney secretion
5 and sharp. darling pains through IN
bladder we're the principal symptoms
9 After trying a great many remedies.
= got Doan's Backachs Kidney Pills. II
: every respect they carried out thei
Representations. am only too ga
to recommend them tor anyone sutfer
: ing from their Kidneys.
These pills may be bad OF dealer
u generally. or will be mailed BY the Ho
: lister Drug Co. Hoaolulu. on receipt
price. 50 cents per box. or boxes g
u e. "a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-11
COAL MINERS STRIKE.

PANA. Ill, Feb. 2S.-one hundred
negro miners will leave here tomorrow
for Hartshorn and South McAlesteT, /.
T. to take the places OF union miners
who are on strike. The Southwestern
operators to-day supplied them with
tickets.
FORT SMITH. ArS.. Feb. eS.-Re-
ports from the coal-miuing districts
OF Indian Territory and Western Ar
kansas indicate th.at the wholesale
walkout of the miners has begun and
that the biggest strike OF recent years
in the Southwest Is on. Both OPERATOR
and miners refuse to bulge an incl
from the positions they have assumed
and there is absolutely no prospect o.
settlement in the near future.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-11
Chicago Paper Discusses the Two
PlbliGiStS.
QUESTION OF COVtRNORSHIP
Enumeration OF the Qualifications
of Mr. Doie-His Experience.
Mr.. SewaiI's Career.
(Chicago Inter-oSean)

An acrimonious campaign Is now GO
ing on IT Honolulu over the Hawaiian
sovernorship. The two chief candi- /
dates for the Office are Sanford II. Dole
who was president OF the island re-
public. and II. VI. Sewall, the United
States Minister.
Dole was born in Hawaii and has
speat the greater part OF his life there.
He has that knowledge OF the place and
OF the people which comes OF intimate
| and sympathetic associations begun IN
early childhood and continued far into
maturity with almost no Interruptions
He is capable. therefore, OF those IN
| suitive perceptions into motives, pre-
elections and prejudices which are
such poters aids to- the successful ad-
minis;ration of 4 government and
which are denied even to the most In
IteiI!gent OF newly arrived citizens.
How important the possession OF
such perceptions is in this particular
case may he Judged from considera-
ton Of the Isiaud population. An
American wcu.d probably have some
difficulty even with those persons o.
American descent who have beer
brought uD on the Islands and fash
toned to a GREATER or less extent by
saeir environment. and n sympatheu'
understanding CT the native Hawaiian
wouId he imposs: BILE TO him. Yet thes'
latter must be treated with the great
ast tact and patience unless they ar
TO become . roprcach to- US Ihsl
> habits and customs their thoughts an
feelings must be consulted by agent
who know them thoroughly.
COMPLICATIONS might arise also !
Il connection With ttS Chinese and jar
u anese. In order that no injustice ma
be done these veorla II Is necessar
that the representative of this Govern
rnett on the ground should be peFfec
" Informed OF their status in the pa.
as we'll as IN tile present, tndustriall
and socially. and realize all the VII!
and wherefores. Put this Is possib
10 only to n rersCn v no has had part
the historical Development.
l. will thus I've seen that 'pecuIt'
- Local conditions make the appointme
= of an Islander desirable, and II M
\ he urged resiGss tEat an appointing
1
the principle of rome rule. whose a
4 Iplicability to our territories is now &c
e"ally aCbiov ledced.
Plainly Judge Cole starts with maj
advantages of position, and his perso
al character and attachments are su
as 10 emphasize them. So envtable
MS reputation in the Islands that
was considered lie ideal man for {
Presidency OF the Republic. His
tegrity and his Thi..ties were alike u
questionable. and public opinion fair
forced the Office Lpon him.
Mr. Sewall. who Is not OF the islam
and whose public career may
summed up as a limited and min
diplomatic experience, has made n IN
take in entering into the competiti'
However respectable his talents
> character may be. he IA lacking
those essential and peculiar qualin
lie lions which his rival has IN such
notable degree.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-11
TLNST1C FARkS

LONDON. Feb. sS.-Tac paiiy Nail
this morning announces the bs~ak-nP
% ne transatlantic liner combine.
n consequence OF which the American
Line managers have rcyiuc.d trs'-eisss
fares TO SEQ and secoad-Class % So.
/; j. rumorcd. according 90 the same
authority. that the White S;aT S;cam'
chip Company will reduce rates 20 cVca
lower figures. and that a keen rate Sa'
will result.
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PoPE.s CONDITION.

ROME, March 1.-The severe habit
uaI reticenCe that Is invariably OBJ
served at the Vatican makes Il difficult
TO describe the Pope's condition with
accuracy. His sickness. whatever It's
precise nature may be, IS undoubtedly
due to the sudden change in the wealth
er from springlike warmth to frusi
and is more serious than any OF hts
recent ailments. Il is stated that It Is
accompanied by renewal % his olc
bowe! complaint and severe pain tn TN
left side.
During the day he swOOned. and J.
was a long tine before he recovered.
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HOSPITAL SHIP FOR MANllA.
The Relief Ordered to Make the Best
Time Possible.

Time Possible.
NEW YORK. Feb. sS-oricrs have
been issued to the hospital ship Relief
to sail for Manila at the earliest pos
slbls moment and to move NJ as great
speed "a il safe. II j. expected that
sac will start ON Thursday afternoon.
The engineer OF the vessel thinks sh.
can reach the Philippines tn forty-fouT
or forTy-five days. The boat has ire
dueutly made seventeen knots
Mai. \. T.. Bradley. suTEeon IN the
regular army. - In charge OF the Relief
| HIS staff IL composed Of Capt. u. X.
/ Stiles. Lieut.. y. +. Chambcrlin aus.
Drs. W. Z. Read G. Van Wagner and
/ II. G. Rowland. Lieut.. q. J.. Irwin. .;
the Fifth Artillery. is the quarter
master OF the boat. The ship y q
carry a hospital corps OF iS0 enlisted
mon and seven women nurses Ihs
ReIiers cargo will consist OF enough
medical supplies for :s.oCo men for
year.
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KIPLINGEsoUE
tclevelaad PlaiadcaleTl

The kccn-cycd street urchin eSPisi
the great writer rs he landed from the
boat. Stepping forward brislSiy. he
touched his hat. and pointing TO the
heavy yalise in Rrdyaui's hand srnil-
lnEly remarked: let me assume the
white mans burden TIE great Kip
ling looked down on the blue eyes O'
the eager urchin. My boy" he said
in even tones. "a burden the hand q
worth two in the bush" AID The bol
passed on.
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nEEr SUGAR CoRroRATloN.

SALINAS. Feb. 2S.-Articies OF In
corporation OF the SpreCkels Sugar
Company We're filed with the County
Clerk here this afternoon. The capital
stock Is stated to be 5000. 900. divided
int o5OOO shares OF 4 par value OF 500
each. The principal place of business
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w. J. QUINN.
ReQ| ES|0|e AGENT,
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
RNMENTo STREETS.
San Francisco. California.
San Francisco. California.

Tseasy years q. s3cce~sfsi sxDr-
scace az a Real Estate AEeps cnAs1so
ne 20 safe ia. I have ooDe well ~
lasesso-s. wsea sssg followed s>r ss-
vice.
TIE sssxas5oa GO sAose having rnonsg
20 lasesz 10 called 10 ne facs thss rssse
s-o great orporzs@stics 20 make sposo-
asa sr,T~ssrnecss N Ssn Fraoci~co eteoS
fnstsse az TIE ercsept tarpc- The 60
11sSon GO realty az r'rnse1< ssrors soo
saTer. TIsss ss ne zine 30 sarest wbso
properties css re purchases o.; sow
prices.
Sza Frxacssco has . great future: ali
uaise o. sAss posnE- u be- 90 Re ne
srrz. e5sr 90 ne Psciso Coast an, sAe
asa MO hays aoH VIII ssake sarnssls
rcA.
4 orer rnF csprrssoce ana toov,cces
% vAs3es % property 90 those who o.
ssro Co p7rcszee bssIoess ,rcrssssO
,o- sacu-ne. GO tns-oved lots CO BLOCKS
.o- saress@cst- gsfo--1ss3oa cs~sr-
Tally rsvxa 81 -xfcr~oce 90 az mathew
r,~-szsas-r 20 Real Esss.. - saa rsxo-
cisco. ! Will ho hsrsy 30 CORES cooe
so-nsss-s~s estates s-e aiTsses. snz
no property las 90 re sole: - teia
Ezr nae purchases ca De made. Tis<
snee-ssEnes Possesses tnfor-nasto1 a
ar sacA sales s-6 CA ADVISE bsr~rt
ss 90 valves
wo.sF i-sesse3 o. Real tcs.s.e -
c1rssT so- tApse vao ce&irs 30 sessa
shesr rno1~T.
Pal eAzrEs tahsn q, propsr7sas en-
sases psia ss- abseai owners.
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VIII 10 salinas. and yhs ob5ec. % tHs
company % grow bcs,s AMI make.
refine and sell suEAr. tn" directors
for the first year are !. u. Sprc-ks!s.
a. =. Morrison. y Il. SPreckeis. u. =.
WEED anu W. u. = Gib>oa. The to;a,
amount subscribed and paid fcr is ATTY
shares. amounting 90 s50"e.
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See our display Of Island Views
in our Show Case ai the Post Office.
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Afsrr bssrz y Vtes rr sasegal.t7s nsal- ss.a
rtarur.zastr tsxrre Co 49,. $40 ssssrea vas D n
- \ frhslssasrsI s'as1s.1iltsaea taasasrs ttf...f
VrrV wrak Easl tlErrrrssr.s aHFssFsssre 90 80
t0urr ElarG e ~ tazrk 49, sagrE sfnge r. 30 p
A. f.st a. an .nFsrsras wseaIH aaetsnf ard e. s e
fararral aaaaasNrF wss1ta enrur- sac saeaasfe 60
tuo ssarrrvuE rosHssats e. dtesnsi ss1fs'F'sss -.
svsrl-~saaa IN. sssrraaaeaor aNsnsUs.E So tetst
vas sussrr5rs sfwsa blas,1 lsasssssalss talf aaes
sass~s csas.stmssrsi - t0sua ass ! whs gFer
vtts~uf pain UsssI 80 eeess4s 49, e. 80
irsf1crd g. try
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THESE GOODS ARE THE aANnsoN
EST - ALL HONOLULU.
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AYERS
SaPSdpaPiIIa

Mh~n hzd Taxa H. frss bass,r isErsd ~
trnfsuzrsnrus zrasl assFf tess13f1r teF9Ns 80
tlrs nos fcgt a. ueil a. gNsr go s1 etN ltr
Ihr Old osssaerss~s hzNr AT hsfgafva. 49, 49,
have gr1s~si o. gsasssr ant rnv hrngsA as sgsFas
dis- larfusss tzssrtr ~ rareaFsAfs.la 49, "a
tsl tlss. aml rssa zftru ssaeE slssfFn fsetaif's
INV wrtehl l. 500 rlss. - 80 rhta a slfu g =
lsar1scF cs tic Wugs4g
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Hawaiian Scenic Photos
90

In the matter OF Colored Photos
We yield the palm TO none.
A colls Ction of n dozen or more
OF these neatly mounted and done
up in native made Lauhala folder.
could not &c excclled a@ . gift.
Should We chance no; tn have
some desirable view We would en-
gage to make il and b. thankful for
the suggestion.
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FOR The HOLIDAYS.


SILK GOODS. ga sAs p3ecx. SILK
FsANDkERCHtEFS. SILK SItAw1-F.
DECORATED FLOWER POTS. XIV
PORCELAIN CUPS AND SACCERS.
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED
sANpALWOoD BOXES.
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w. J. QUINN.

Real ESszse AEess- &c No7tgSrnsry
s.. Sz1 Francisco. hsxS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
-----------------5- =
ESCAPED the Wreck but was Killed.

A dispatch from South Beth.
lehem, Pa, relates the circum-
stances leading to the death Of
Albert Townsend, d brother c.
Attorney Sylster Townsend Ct
this city, as follows; Leapine
from a locomotive TO avoid a
wreck which he saw was inevi-
table. Albert Townsend, OF
Philadelphia, q conductor Oh
the North Penn Railroad, struck
a all with his head and was so
severely injured last night that
he died i'll ST. Lukes Hospital
at South bethlehem yesterday.
Townsend and the crew were
returning to Philadelphia right,
after taking a Niagara Falls OK.
curslon to the Lelligh Valley
depot in this place. Their Ell.
CINE was running light and had
just passed Bingen when il
crashed into a freight. Wien
Townsend observed that a
wreck was inevitable he leaped.
Several cars were torn to bits,
but Townsend was the only
one hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
Inexcusable CareIessness.

Through an oversight on the part
of Mr. Sayers, collector OF taxes in
the southern district of our city,
the name of John II. Graham was
published in the list OF delinquent
tax payers, although he held the re.
ceipts for the payment of the tax
on all property owned by him locat-
ed in the city, and had informed the
collector of that fact. Mr.. Graham
has been tax payer for some forty
years and has invariably paid his
tax within the limits specified by
the law to insure the five per cent.
discount. He therefore teels that
this act on the part of the collector
was inexcusable, and desires that
the financial committees of Council
should look into the matter. He
should like to know whether the
city treasurer got the money or what
became of it. There is something
wrong in a system OF bookkeeping
where such an oversight in giving
credit TO tax payers cannot be dis
covered by a comparison of names
and the cash on hand.
tany rate, it seems that persons
who have paid their tax. on being
published as delinquent. would have
just claim against the city for dam
ages as such publication is calculat-
ed to injure the credit and financial
standing Of the party named. We
do not know that Mr.. Graham feels
like instltuting such suit, but we
: do know that he feels greatly ag-
gravated, and feels that some repa-
ration is Justly due him on the part
of our city officials.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
MUST HAVE
THE CHANNEL
And DelaWare's Senator
And Representatives
Will Help Along.

Senators and Representatives OF the
States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware, and members of the Committee
OF Commerce Of the Senate and the Com
mittee of Rivers and Harbors of the
House, as we'll as tho leading officials of
Philadelphia will be asked to exert all
their influence to see that the thirty-'oob
channel from Philadelphia to deep water
In Delaware Bay becomes an accomplished
fact, and that before worry long.
The channel, it will be remembered, has
already been approved of-and favorably re-
ported on by the Board of Engineers az
pointed by the Secretary of War, and q q
meeting Of the Joint Committee for /! Q
Improvement of the Delaware and schuyl
kill Rivers yerterday 1t was decided 10
leave no stone unturned to secure Il de.
sired end. sst-A''
1t was pointed out that the draught OF
tho modern types Of ocsan-going vess" Is
increasing overy year, and that Philadel-
phia can i'll afford to let carrying trad'
continue to slip from her grasp.
. In view OF fact tn 1t the White star Lines
latest giant. the O.eanica, draws Thirty.
two feet four inches, 1t is probable that
efforts will be made to still! further in
crease the depth Of the proposed thirty
foot channel In the Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
TYSON'S
MILLIONS.
Baltimore , Lawyer Says
Delaware and Mary
land Heirs Will Get
the Fortune.

.Wm. I. Roberts, Baltimore attorney
for he Ma'yIaud ar Delaware claimants
of the mil ions left by James Tyson. the
bachelor who died in estate at CaiEbouya,
Australia last March, says that he has
positive proof that Mr.. Tyson was ma
tive of Cecil county, Md. Mr. Roberts saId
''iir John J.. Tyson, Of WOodlawn, Cecil
county, whose let er was publish ID Ii
Wednesday, is mistaken and 50 arc his
informants. The lawyers from whom he
received his information are not the a.
turneys for the administrators. | have
letters from the law firm which has charge
OF the case and in very few days |, will
be able to show conCusively that the late
multi-millionalre was a Marylander, and
1 will be able to prove something more
than that, which may not please some
who claim the name Of Tyson. am now
taking evidence in the case, and the deep
er 60 tho more convinced am that my
clients are entitled to tho fortune. Mr.
Tyson was 10 no sense Victorian, as Is
claimed by some. flo lived in the colony
Of Queensland, Australia in an inland
town about one hundred miles west Of
Brisbane, two thou1and miles from the
point claimed by MIR. John B. Tyson's in
fornants.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
, City Court Cases.

The circus has come and gone
and not suspicious character was
picked up by the police. The 'fra.
ternlty' was represented, but the
leader knew the officers in citizen s
dress and gave the clue. AS a re-
suit they did not try to operate.
Everywhere aperson turned yester-
day, he could see an officer, either
in uniform or citizens dress. The
state detectives were on hand and
helped to keep tab on suspicious
characters.
John Sloan was picked up on the
charge of vagrancy. He had a
large knife mi his pocket. He was
charged with the otfense in the city
court this morning. He was picked
up by Officer Winthrop. Deputy
Judge Cochran imposed fine of 81
and costs.
Four men who were picked up for
being drunk were fined 81 and costs
each
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
'E3l'qB|Eb CLARK
And COOPER.
But Gate Keeper Yard Has
Been Discharged for
Violating the Rules.

Trenton, N. J., Sept. 15.-
Interest in affairs at the State
prison was given a fresh start
to-day when Keeper Moore
summarily dismissed Major A.
A. Yard from his position as
gate.keeper Yard was one of
tie deputies suspended a week
ago by the Board of Prison In.
spectors, who are investigating
the charges that through the
connivance Of prison employees
delicacies were Struggled into
the prison to the late Col. i. T.
Cooper, who has served a
term as a United States prisoner.
for aiding in looting the First
National Bank al Dover. Thos.
s. Clark was also benefited by
Yard.
The suspension Of the two
deputies. who are Democrats,
prompted newspaper publish"
ed in this city to vigorously at
tack Prison Keeper Moore and
Superindent Anderson, and
charge that two convicts had
fought in the centre Of the
prison, surrounded by a ring
Of deputies; that the prison Of
ficials consumcdlarge quantities
of whisky at the expense Of the
State, and that a convict had
died because the stimulants
sent him were drunk by his at
tehdants.
Yesterday Keeper Moore
called Gate-Keeper Yard to
bis Office and asked him if he
was giving the tile newspaper
the information upon which
were based the attacks upon the
prison authorities. Yard refused
to answer the question, and the
keeper told him that he would
give him until to-day to make
up his mind whether or not he
would answer the question. 10
day Yard still refused to an
swer the query, and his dismiss
sal followed.
The action of Keeper Moore
is subject to the approval of the
Board Of Inspectors. Yard has
been connected with the prison
about fourteen years, and up
to the time Of the investigation
was considered one of the most
reliable employees Of the lnsti-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
To Recognize Long Service.

There are many uniformed employees Of
tho B. & 0. Railroad, who have spent
the better part Of their lives with the COM
paEy, but worry few people are aware of
the length Of service and devotion to duty
that has made them yaluad men.
Vice. Presidedt and General Manager Ur.
dsrwood will issue an order providing for
SO vice strips that the public may know of
III, ability and fathfulness of there mer !.
A gold stripe will mean five years of
service, and 2, silver stripe two years.
Some Of the Baltimore aud Ohio conduct
ors will be entitled to from seven to nine
gold stripes. The company will also
furnish conductors, brakemen and bag
gagemen of all classes with badges. SO
that they may be easily distinguished by
those unfamiliar with the service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
Sunday Breakfast Mission.

A praise service will be held at the Mis-
sion, No. III Shipley street, Sunday even
ing, at 7.45. to DO led by Mrs. Seth White
ly. Mr.. George W. Russell who has been
singing at various camp meetings, will
DO present and sing, He reports to start
for Taylor University next week. Mr..
Russell Is member Of Harrison NJ. L.
Church. The Local Preachers have taken
quite an interest In him and Mr.. james
Wright presented him with $50 towards
educating himself. A special collection
will bs taken Sunday evening at the Mis-
sian for him. Any one desiring to assist
Mr.. Russell may leave their contribution
with Mr.. Whitley. superintendent OF the
Mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
FRIENDS SCHOOL,

Fourteen Instructors Most complete school
equipment in the city. Now i'll session. Call
or send for catalogue slows. I'm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-16
For Ladies' and Children.

An unusuali reception will DO .held at
tine parlors Of the Hotel Lafayette on Mar
kot street Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Through tho courtesy Of Mr.. Charles L.
Baney of the King Of the Opium Ring"
Company and Mr.. Jesse X. Baylis Of the
Grand Opera House. the only Chinese
f.,niIy of actors on tho American stage tc-
day will receive in al their oriental splen-
dor. All ladies and children are cordially
invited to attend.