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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26

able ara enlightened western rhlueef
afH thf i'n WuHr ur lfNitli thr
Emrafurl reform lnfiY nfHanis - a. "a
ga hF fNft h4fhfninri ans uuikaiit
MHaflt. NHnn So Wet nnd Die pHri p
Tne aIne uf fH0af tHu rHrllts tn a t
tfUrtr 1ntfeuUiatir na ihe lIfsf lir.
tmm Iatt BE- revolutionary Whrfr1
thh uiU.f ID in favor nf HupplItiuE tnH
dtt.siti MnuChur
III r. famar.d ihHi EHnr Nu WDl nHi
h.f HisruiIad iuIIuNpfr heInR ipliuus
90 the power and growing influence ui
the "tiW Leforn Party. utu now
planning rebellion under the Rnrb oi
loyal supporters or ,ne Emperor, Kun g
Hsul such trnitorous ana coward 81
plotting Is desplcable w the eyes oi
honorable ingn,
Thanking you FOR the insertion ~ this
in your valuable paper Yours truly.
LIGHT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
FOR FIFTY TIMES IT'S PRICE.

| awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. | never felt so badly
in all my life. When / came down to
work this morning | felt so weak
could hardly work. / went to Miller 4
McCurdy's drug store and they recon-
menued Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1T worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all right.
1t certainly is the finest thing | ever
used for stomach trouble. / shall not
be without 1t in my home hereafter,
for l should not care to endure the
sufferings of last night again for fifty
times its priee.-G. II. Wilson, Livery
man, Burgettstown, Washington Co.,
Pa. This remedy is for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers. BENSON,
SMITH & co, LTD, agents for Hawa-
ian ISLANDS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
Cruelties in Court.
Siberian Gold Fields.

more than two centuries to exist in ST.
IBERIA, seem at last to have been found
Al least the Tageblatt hears from St
Petersburg that the Englishmen who
We're authorized to prospect for god
near the eastern coast of Siberia, on the
shores of the Sea of Okhotsk, have dis
ivered immensely rich strata, describ-
as a second Klondike. Colonel
sborne is said to have gone to St
Petersburg to ask for a concession for
Exploiting the gold fell. The Russian
government, however seems disinclin-
d to grant any concessions to foreign
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
A Paper For Women.

The Tokyo correspondent of the Ma
gasaka Press announces that on the
10th inst. there was to appear in Tokyo
a weekly paper entitled the Fujo Shin
bun (woman's paper). under the au-
spices of well known society men and
women. The prospectus, just issued.
says that the paper will be devoted to
Rhe promotion of interests affecting the
PR sex in Japan, and will also conduct
rarfare against social abuses, to which
mo quarter will be given. Editor. re-
porters and other members Of the staff
will consist of women,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
Vice Presid entail Aspirants.

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-The vice
presidential situation is this: Hanna
says nothing; Plat talks of Odell of
New York: Dolliver of Iowa Is strong;
Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff of New York has
no backing from the Republican man
ayers. Long is in the field with the
tacit consent of the President. Allison
still declines. Bartlett Trip disputes
Pacific Coast favor with /. NJ. Scott.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
d0RDuIg Bremen Fire IESuTORCe Co

The undersigned having beeu sp-
pointed agents of the above company
IRE prepared to insure risks against
are on Stone and Brick Buildings and
IN Merchandise stored therein on tina
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office OF
+. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
To Establish a hawaiian Colony,

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Record
says: Chicagos colored population is
deeply interested in a plan to estab-
lish colony in Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26

Another shipment Of our Dolphin 5-ply Hose has
just come to hand. No Hose ever brought tn he
Islands that comes up 10 it. Perfect satisfaction
qua antee in every length.
Sprink ers 90 with Hose, and they needed
these hot. dry days. We have them all the way
from 75c to SIS so. II you have to ST. re up water
to with the Hose and Sprinkle, don't forget
that we sell the iatent Non-slrripking Redwood
Tank, the only reliable Tank made
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and 10 some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never falls. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists. so cents.
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Notes From Nankin.

The Marking correspondent of the
North China Daily News reports the
return to his duties there of the old
Viceroy, Liu Kun-yi who had surren-
dered his official seals, but has now
taken them back. He also notes that
some Japanese have established them
lSelves near the rum Tower, Marking,
Yiid have opened a school for the study
I6f languages. When the school is in
full running order some two hundred
Japanese are expected to be in attend
ance. They are to study Chinese, while
Chinese students are to receive instruc-
ton in other branches.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26

HoNGKoNG. June 1.-The japanese
government has instructed the local
governments not to give passports foi
laborers going to Hawaii under any
circumstances till further notice. The
immigration question as regards Ha
wall requires Ga, Japanese paper re
marks) the consideration OF the Jap
anese authorities prior to the new Ha-
wailan bill coming into operation. The
Japanese immigration companies are
making urgent complaints over the in
struction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
AZ FX7RIGRDISIRT CRIME.
A Man in the Street shot Dead by n
Prisoner confined IL n Jail.

A crime has jus, been committed ct Cadcrryta
Neud"z, in tie sta # Quoretato, which has at
tractcd great attention not only in the locality,
but also in this city, owing 10 tie exuaodiuary
fqct that tie perpotfatur wasat the time IN prison
On o charge Of ~ berry, and Persons in that pos!
ton as q rule hrve not TIE means nor the opp, ?
,uuity Of doing bodily harm 10 people who are
outside Of prison.
TIE victim Of the assassin 3 bullet was a gentle
man Of the name of Jose laca, a prominent and
substantial resident II the locality, Nj IIaca
had recently Ind some iii nlCu,lies with persons
in the vicinity owing 10 clashes n business IN
tercs,s. and a man by ue nancuf Olyera h,d hen
pfl in jr!I on o charge VI stealing CERTAIN mules
t,longing to tr lJsCi from his hacienda, known
by the name II Ia Lave
Mr. IlaCa n~Aturn'Iy supposed that after being
nut in PM . the thief would be dlSarncd, and IN
gong about Els daily business in the town he, If
course, neyer hesita'ed about passing IN front Of
" ing on the opposite oule 81 tho street, and the
lar se"inC HIM from the laIi, shot at him
81 'eI4nd WIll such good aim thRt he bullet
catered hear The spinal column The wounded
iurn tired To- draw has pistol, but iust then reoeiyed
anu'ler bullet IN the breast and fell back IN a
dying condition.
The |s.>rrin law # Mr Ilaca, who had seen
what had occurred from III" balcony Of n neigh
h,nng house, ran into the street ia render as
slstance to her k|iHsulHn, and NJ the sane Tune
the murderer, who, through IneVplIcahle care
lcssnPss. was allowed I, get cut Of de prison, up-
preached III llaca End shot hIm through tie
head, ,Hut ing instant death
hen lie received The first shot Mr. tlaCA was
walking along reading n newspaper which he had
lust receive ed from the cop nj
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much through the deterioration Of It's property
by the war, and the poor attendance at Us Faces.
Mat u was a desperate struggle until 1888 when
~ WAS decided 10 give up racing, " hiis ule
membership had fallen oil greatly In POM 81
numbers, the club kept u the end us social pres
uge, Rather Than lose II, the club decided NOT
10 elect any more nembefs, and annual dues
were abolished. II was hoped that the debts
Would be- gradually paid oil by the interest," from
the Property and from rents, The rack itSeli was
iehted out and used for truck farming. Per
maps many New Workers. have eaten new pOta-
Toes or early strnw h"rrirs grown on ihls historic
Old rhceCourSe that hhd been tram Piled for nearly
a hundred years by the feet ol the finest racers
IN" debts were paid OF and Their was soon
h,surplus, but the members, who were beng rap
idly thinncd out by death, saw that 1t Was hope
less ever t. restore the club 10 its former great.
ness. In Charleston especially, there was no
Longer any interest In horse racing. Even the
od I hArlcston Light Dragons, who used 10 hold
thelf annual Tournaments on the old raCctfark,
were struggling for existence, and found 1t nrC'S.
snry 20 hire most Of their horses from the livery
stables. There are n few line horses of native
breed still exhibited eve ~ year at tn" State Far
In tplun Jia, but there are no racers among them
fehlng that the property OF the South, [ arc
Ina Jockey Club might eventually fall into
unworthy hands, the few living members deter
mined that Il should die M molly as II had lived
suggested 90 th" other members, then numbering
only twenty six, the plan of presenting the. prop
erty u the Charleston Library. Society, al took
II up eagerly, With this transfer 20 the library,
With the sole proviSo thnt The gilt should always
be known as "Ih" South tHrollna Jockey cub
Endowment Fund" the old club disbanded for
all time, its life perfected by death"
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ST. ItUIN GETS M'GRIW.
Robinson and K~ister, Formerly of Balti-
more, Also Secured by Robson.

President Rob son Of the st. Louis Baseball
Clul yesterday bought the releases Of John J.
McGraw. manager and third basemau Of last
years Baltimore Club; catcher Will
bur Robinson and second hascman
William kei-ter, who also played
OUt.ut-town maguate who remained III town
alter tla League meeting adjourned on friiay
uisht and yesterday he mad"th" decker for the
purchase Of these three Players wjththc uwners
of the BROOKLYN t,uh. who controlled tho ser
vices OF asst y,ars Baltimore team.
President lhhrts ut the Brooklyn Club gave
out the news Of the deal last MI. ht. hut would
not say how much money was involved in tho
trol s%ac'ion. McGrlw and Robinson had been
I-'e4 a. nigh a. $1,000 by the irOoniyn
lAdguaths.
The makeup Of the ST. Louis inilcld this
season will prOuah'y be: SChreCkcnyo-t, first
hnse; Kei.tcr. second Wallace, short stop. and
Aiclraw, third.
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NV HAVEN. March N-Many caniida'es
for the track and baseball teams and the crews
were absent from practice to-day because Of
sOrc arms. When 4 was announced on last
sunday night that a cnsc Of smallpox was dis
covered among the freshmen class there was n
great rush for vaccination among all Cins.es.
with the rc.u I that almost every student
visited n doctor. The injected virus IL Just b.
GINNING to get In its real WORK AMI many ~ he
athletic p%li'l'cs have louui Il so PAINFULLY
annoying hat they have Teen Obliged to givo
IN training for a few lays. Tn" rntire fresh
mar class. Of which q, W Ferhiu = OF New York.
the small, OK atieOt. was n mrmbor. Is suffer
ing nom this Holc-t.m plague. IA ovpry man
was llrIna,ed. The men Will - able to re-
sumo their training by the middle Of the com
iiE week.
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CHrIIIcoTHE. March 10,-The performance
Of the speedy mare Imp indicates she will be a
power Oh the turf this year, 4 score or more
Of local horscmrn this morning went ont 10
the far grounds course al witnessed the
most rrmhrkahl" exhibition Of speed, all cir
cunl-tancre take into rOusidrrh1t on, that tho
annals OF the turf record. Imp covered the
h"lt.mile cour'r IN Ju4 seconds She has been
JOggol for only thee weeks. and this was her
struud workout On q soft track. The first
quarter wa- made In 2J4 seconds, The stable
10y did no urge her IN thH least, Her first
real workout was on Thursday, when she
made the half a mile at a | 4D gait.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
RURAL sPOR1sMtN VIsIr THE sHOW.
New York A. c. Make u Clean sweep OF the
Prizes In Aquatic Events.

New York A. c. Make u Clean sweep OF the
Prizes In Aquatic Events.
The matinee crowd at the Sportsmen's Show
yesterday was larger than at any time since
the representation Of forest life and scenes has
been open to tho public. Added 10 tho regular
visitors were a small army OF women. nearly
every one having under her wing Il brood OF
eager school children. As II prepared for the
scampering Of tho youngsters. the manage
mcnt had laid fresh tlnbark on the floor. thus
minimizing the dust kicked up by their nying
heels. The rustics and school children were
equally interested in the aquatic programme.
and the performers In the tank were more
literally applauded than ever before for their
clever feats.
j. Tanning again distinguished himself ut
the traps. but only had tho lead at the finish
by one from Crosby and lie Roy. Tho shoot
ing all around was scarcely up to the mark OF
former days, only nine mon smashing more
than 81 OF the possible 10, This was due in a
measure to the high wind which occasionally
gave erratic twists to the clay targets, The
scores;
Crosby, ~ Is Ii 10y, O2i {. W. Budl, 30, L pank-.
~ RIO Hcise. ~; il 4, VOORHEES,, -: O. y, Van
To5s'isS,s. i !. n].iiistEiccs; Il. i G]fsntard, 7l:T,
\. say%Sna, T Is j ! A srfa, ~ q Y, i: Ss Zee, Gu g: Hiss is.
n. Mickey. DO, o, sehwsrz, 90; G. p. Dixon. Al,
In the water polo game TO decide the second
place in Ito Metropolitan championship
| between the New York 4. G, and .rastime 4. G:
team, to- ntI thu v wTeye, IS Of at the winged ;EsIr foot Gnn 51ssiyss
ever 9"y Se," mex sSS'"'SS New " Y !ai S cs%sls, s s"a%
tor or ii" ,n SS'' in so, f"Ins ysr,,b ss f TsinSScdd
IN short order. These tactics were varied at
| times by the Pastimes being allowed, to cap
manner that made the after wish they had
not got possession of the ball. Douglas.
hickey and SINGER scored for the New York
a. &. at intervals. of about a minute. but
the Pastimcs made 4 grand rally when. IA
fourth attack wa. made on their goal Atter
matches ever seen inside the 4-foot line. IN
which two-third- OF the ighting force were en-
yWn aScE the aSt NGE r,a a9GGh' w. were io a,'ve Ihor 4f;
%@i;. Johnson Hade the aith goal Tor
goal IL me half was male 10y Iiienpen in 81
seconds. Each man on the New YORK team.
Includiug H." eoalkcepers. scored durin- the
| the Indians in the second nall. the final score
being New York \ c., 10; Postime !. CO..
Srha"iyer was n grand form in the race ,3r
the lUo-ynrl M"rropo'itan cham tcn-4ip, He
Won the 1na! heat from Miller OF the Knick"r-
tockor-. In | minute l-5 seconds, which Is
five seconds faster than the best previous
il VAST regular New Yorl sc night, as r.
{. B"ccro'' Of that " nN. who proved an adept
proved equally at homo IT, the egg and spoon
"trI.'. TrHN'''ug a. a r1c" aM.p~i ~ ruuu-b
to boil The egg T." n,u ,y nIee wards from
Van Gle, Of the y IA kerrockors.
\ spcolal II atch has been arranged hctwecn
Fred Ncnck New York A. G., ami II. II Rec Ter.
hrickcrnoTh.r \. G, on Tuesday ana 1.-TWO
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COFFIN CANDLES START A FIRE.
Father of Dead ChlId Rssrucs the Body and
L. Badly Burned.

Martin Apel. the ,en-year old son 81 Huldrlch
Arel. died az his home on the seconl floor OF
1877 Filth avenue, Brooklyn. on Friday. His
body was placed yesterday In II cofln which
stood In tho front room between the Windows,
A mum her OF lighted cnnhies were placed
yesterday afternoon 0ui the vino blew the ace
curtains against the candles 80 that thu" cur.
talns were set on IRE. Mr. APPEL entered tho
room 1t this time a. !. picking az I'll" coffin,
carried 1t 10 a back room, lie then returned
and In trying TO nut o. n" flames was badly
burned on the hands. The fire was cXtih.
RuisLed by tremcu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Alfred X. Goslin Brought to IA cen Here.

Alfred Il, Goslin, who was indicted for con
spiracy to depreclate brooklyn Rapid Transit
stock by circulating false reports, and was
arrested In Philadelphia. was brought on from
there Yesterday by DotrltI W. Sergeant Charles
Strip aud locked up IN Police headquarters.
Goslin refused to make any statement. He
sent u message TO hs counsel. Robert Am.
mon. and Ammon and Lawyer Fred House
went to headquarters and had n consultation
with him IN mis- coll. They had nothing to
say" afterward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Football.


At q. Austin's school gymnasium yesterday
tho football teams OF the Y. VI. c. A. Of Linole-
unvil'c and tho Staten Island Association
] OO'ball Club met, the result being IA yictOry
for the !. NJ \. by II score % , goals TO o
being one man short md by having Sparks,
the full hack. aid out IN the first five minutes.
For the Y. u, G. A. the best playing was done
Staten Island team Mclean and sparks dis
unguishsd themselves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
rbo,. Who Do Not Read "T,. Sum"

are, hot competent advisers as to the inertia
Of the paper. Those who read 1t and advertise
in IT will confirm It's established reputation for
being the best ne wspaper.as well as the leading
advertising medium for reliable offerings.
ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Chess Player Pillsbury Arrives mt Havana

pi'lshury. IN" American chess champion, ar.
rived at Havana yesterday morning. according
to a ,ispatch received Ia this city. Iillshury
will give q series ot exhibitions at the Chess
Cluh during this week.
Atkins. B4lIingham, Blackburne, Jackson.
Jacobs, Lawrence, Lee, Mills. Trcnchari'
Ward win rlavfor England against America in
the able. chess, match, Prot Rice has mp
roiutru v. = shirley to represent I'm ms a
British impirc In the match. as MIR. Lice can.
not attend,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Columbia Defeats Princeton mt Chess.

Ateam chess match on ten boards between
Columbia and Princeton universities was
Ilayed at the former institution yesterday
afternoon and evening. The contestants were:
Cclumbia-U Bochnl. X. q, Falk. !. II. Sewsll. p.
J Gr.t~ h. J. u. SOY. l., Brown, NJ Il. MoNott, II. A.
Kcelrr, Il e, 7 Schrocd,r and Il h. Won S,holly.
rruc, toni. Is Hunt, W. Young j. S, Weston.
j c, Eonlty, d. Y. Iulchinns, Il. Fly, q Scott
{. 8 Richardson, A. j. Pilgram and +. J. wilson.
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\ representative team from the Boston A.
A visited the alleys Of tue Crescent A.
@ in Brooklyn last night TO play the frst
at. IS Of games ~ tho a. nuAl match between
the two FOUNDATIONS. A big crowd =
m,ml,ls witnessed m sport. IN. home team was
Su's. nII- IN two galIla ont II three. AMI will hays
a nlrEn OF seventy pins when they vi.it the Bo..
t,r4 t. play the second 'eries. DoyI, he chess "a.
/ err. carried of the individual hon r. for tho
irtarpnts. The sCpryBs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

CrescentA C.-Bull. l53; Micserolo. III. poyls
10; NAndcrveer. ILL., J. L. beard, ist Total,
sIO
" 90, Idl. Legate. is2. Total, ia
Grand totaIs-C Crescent A. C., 2.a77: Boston A. A,
2,4UI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Crescent A. c. Dull. lsb! Mescr)lo, 1913, Doyle
~, NAnd'rveer. $50, J. q, Bea (, i3d. Total. $50
Boston \ 4 Hul, 100; Sm IA, AS; Fuller, III.
Wood. IA; Legate. 2i2. Total. s2s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Crescent 4. C.-Bull. lj2, Maseiolc. 1877; Daylo
I55. Nauderv,er 100 \. Br'rl, 49,. TotAi. Isl
Boston A. A.-ilil. III; smith. los. Fuller. ll3
Wood, LA, Legate, ~. Total ,B9.
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After a pleasant competition Columbia won
by ga to 3hs games. Summary follows:

Iotal. ......... ~ Total.....3H
Princeton played the white pieces on the odd
numbered boards and Columbia on the even.
numbered
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WOODS NEW YORK SCHOOLS.

Powers Building. 9th ave. and l25th st
Hamilton Building. Park ave. aud l25th 81.
The Mecca Tor clerical WORKERS. In every city
there are popular stores. popular Institutions. IN
New York. Woods Is the popular school II Is the
rendezvous for all thrifty people. Moe than 100
are received each month, and more than 700 are
sent ont to business positions. Day AMI evening
sessions. Il. T.. WOOD. President.
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LITTLE e. co.

WORLD III lIblNG, HUM 40
le7O. Ihirtieth Year. 1900.
Business places y all kind, sold. city CT country,
satlsta,uDu guaranteed buy ers and Nc .ers, property
exchanged
D~fSTATRANT loading ave 4. YES Side, vicinity
IN - It bu ihrs- 1000 monthly, viii sell rea
suuabl, prefer Nurkiug par nor 500.
Lutte X CO., I13 World Building
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SpJn lnn-PARTNER WANTED with this
CiO,'N'O amount fur M Oh established down.
auufaDfGrnE ant retail business 81 900 not
profits annually EuaT4utccd uN ehturcnt FULLY pro.
trrted, very highest references furnished, expert.
eune rot necessary, investigate this; us an unusual
MoDpNAID 4 WlGGINs, 40 Nassau.
~ lnl PATTY WANTED with this amount;
~ D,oOt ioI hrgn lumber Lusinessri per cent.
guaranteed. Investment fully prHterteli value OF
plant :lu.UtO. uu'auumhrreI ]; T"ry high = refer
tu .rs gwen thS VII h,n" 'Hc most ri I'D invest "a
ton, for furtrur rarticVlags rail or write, to
MrDOhAID NlGnINS. 80 Nassau.
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HOTfL, including valuable property located nc
III the end r the speedway On the is u!cVard.
brooklyn. 800 feet facing on tn" Bonl ward. IL very
large sleeping rooms; tine GOutle parIur. lac
ktchen; prize, including furniture, &c.. 100000:
sell on ena. terms Apply to
M.IlANA Ii ~ MLIlIAS IN Naaaam