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, fi fF$mfc&G&fi j ,rv--- - -. CS 'M!fp''r,t w i " - t ' "i nSf-m-TFi' ' -T' W " ""TTTjt t" . "- m A r v ; &" VOL. VI. NO. 851). HONOLULU, II. I., THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS), 1 Si)H. TRICK o CENTS. Wkt Ptiiljtt LgffliBfe Jffl jJk v H $Jl THE DAILY BULLETIN PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY HY THE Daily Bulletin Publishing Co., L'd., AT TUB OFFIUK, 32G & 328 Merchant St., Honolnln, H. I. SUBSCRIPTION Six Doi.lam a Year. Delivered In Honolulu at Fifty Oknth a .Month, In advance. MB WEEKLY BULLETIN -IS PUBLISHED - E3VB3R.-iT TUESDAY At Foun Dollars a Year to Domestic, ami Kivk Dollars to Foreign Subscribers. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE IN SUPERIOR STYLE. 'fill BOTH TELEPHONES 2.V3 P. O. BOX 80. The Daily Bulletin is printed and pub lished by the Bulletin Publishing Com pany, Limited, at its oillco, Merchant street, Honolulu, Hawaiian Isluuds. Daniel Logan, editor, resides on Alakea street, Honolulu, aforesaid. Address letters for the paper " Editor Bulletin," and business letters " Munager Bulletin Publishing Company." Using a personal address mny cause delay in at tention. Business Cards. LEWEES & COOKE, ImpoRTERs and Dealers in Lumbfr and i ALL KINDS OK BUILDINO MATERIALS. Fort Street, Honolulu. GONSAIVES & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Wim: Mm- C1IANTS. Queen Street, Honolulu. H. HAOKFELD & CO., (Ieneral Commission Aoents. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. G. W. MACFAKLANE & CO., fMPORTBRS AND COMMISSION .MERCHANTS. Kaalmmann Street, Honolulu. JNO. S. SMITHIES, Auctioneer vnd General Business Ahent. ainiiukona, Koliala, Hawaii. WKNNER & CO., .Manufm-titnino and Imporunu .Ifwelers. Hi Fort Street, Honolulu. F. M. WAKEFIELD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Temporary olllce witli Mr. C. W. Ashford. Merchant st Honolulu, H. 1, XHOS. LINDSAY, Manukactiirinu Jeweler and Watch- MAKKS. Kiikul Jewelry a specialty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Mclnerny Block, Fort Street. J. J. WILLIAMS. PHOTOQRAPHER Ttie Only Collection of Island Views. C. B. KIPLEY, AK.OHITEOT, Complete plans und speclllcatloiiH for every description of building. Contrauts drawn und careful superintendence of con struction given when required. Call and itamine plans. New designs. Modern Buildings. Ollce: Safe Deposit Building lupstalrsj. Mutual Telephone 'JO. HONOLULU IKON WORKS, BlKAVl EmIINES, SUII A It Mll.lH, BOILERS, Cooi.kkh. I Hon, Brass, ami Lkaii OabTINUH, Machinery of Every Description Made to .A""?' '""luularuumitliHi paid to Ships' Blttcksiultliliig, Job Work executed at Hhort Notice. OHR. GERTZ, IwroiiTnt ami Dkaikh in Cent's, Ladles' and Children's Boots, Shoes aud Slippers No. 103 Jfort Stroot. Baldwin Locomotives. ! 1 1 .M.UWJUL!Ji."S TL'l ' f i T jLijli- The undersigned having been appointed Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands FOR THE CKLEIIRATEI) Baldwin Locomotives FKOM THE WOIIKS OF Burham, Williams & Co., Philadelphia, Ponn., Are now prepared to give Estimates and receive Orders for these Engines, of any size and style. The Baldwin Locomotive Works AKE NOW MANUFAOTUIUNC A STYLE OF LOCOMOTIVE PARTI OULAIU.Y Adapted for Plantation Purposes A number of which have recently been received at these Islands, and we will have pleasure in furnishing plantation agents and managers with particulars of same. The Superiority of these Locomotives over all other makes is known not onl here but is acknowledged throughout the United States. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., V .. . so18 0Q6MS lor the Hawaiian Islands. nsr.A.Tionsr.A.ij IRON WORKS QTJHE3N STR,EJE31 Between Alakca and Richards Stroets. T HHE UNDERSIGNED AKE PRE- pared to make all kinds of Iimi. Brass, Bronze, Zinc, Tin and Lead Cast ings. Also a Oenoral Repair Shop for Steam Engines. Rico Mills, Corn Mills, Water Wheels. Wind Mills, etc. .Machines for the Cleaning of Coil'ee, Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal, Pineapple I.eave and other Fibrous Plants and Paper Stock. Also Machines for Extracting Staicli from the Manioc, Arrow Root, etc. i.U orders promptly attended to WHITE, RITMAN & CO. PALO ALTO STABLES, 3SO O'Parrell St., Two Blocks from Baldwin Hotel, S. F., Cal. 1BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY OLD friends and patrons in the Islands that I have purchased the above Stables and intend to maintain its namesake "Second to None" Istclass. Livery Outllts of every description also on hand. For sale: Matched Spans, Road and Draft Horses guaranteed as represented. Correspondence invited. E. It. MILES, W5-tf Proprietor. BEAVER SALOON, The Best Luiicli in Town. Tost and Coffee AT ALL UOURS. THE FINEST B HANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND, K. J. NOLTE, FrojD. CHAB. T. G-ULICK, Notary Public for the Island of Oahii. Agent to take Acknowledgements to La bor Contracts. Agent to grant Marriage Licenses, Hono lulu, Oahii, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of Pitt A Scott's Freight and Parcel Express. Agent for the Burlington Route, REAL ESTATE BROKER anu GENERAL AHENT. Bem, .'UK- TELEPHONE -MtrtMi l.'i'i P.O. Box 415 38 Merchant hi., Honolulu, Jl. I. WAIAIfEAKUA NOTICE. ALL PARTIES DESIRINd TO (10 TO j Wiilakeakiia Falls in Mauo.i Valley arc hereby requested to obtain a penult- ' ulou fiom the iiiiderslgucd, otherwise they will lie proMcilled lor ircupiiH u luiiiiu on the premises without mtcli iieruilnnioii. inn. ii. nu 1 1, at the Laud Olllce, Supreme Court Build- nig. Honolulu, Jiiiih 17, Ih'H. 7fi'i-lf Vh Juli Milling nl th HulUtin Ollir, fjWjtWj IrV Jk WM. G. IRWIN & CO, i (Linaiteci) OFFER FOR SALE FERTILIZERS ALEX. CROSS A SONS1 Celebrated High Grade Cane Manures. We are also prepared to take orders for Mossi'8. 1ST. Oh.la.ndt Se Co. 'a Fertilizers, Insuring prompt delivery. BOILED LUCOL! MF-This is a sunerlor Paint OIL con suming less pigment than Linseed Oil, and giving a lasting Driiiittucv to color? US' sed with drier it cives a splendid tloor surface. Xjinae, Oemerrt, REFINED SUGARS, SALMON. Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned Beef PARAFFINE I'MNT CO.'s Compounds, Roofing & Papers, Reed's Patent Steam Pipe Covering. Jarboes' Diamond, Enamel & Ever lasting Paint Espeii.illy designed for Vacnum Pans. FIRE, LIFE and MARINE INSURANCE. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Assets, $7,109,825.49. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., Assets, $4,317,052. Thames and Morsey Marine Ins. Co., (Limited) Assets, $6,124,057. Nev; York Life Ins. Co., Assets, $137,499,198.99. C. 0. BERGER, General Agent for Hawaiian Islands. HONOLULU. Win. G. Irwin & Co. (LIMITED) Win. U. Irwin, - President and Manager Claus Sjireekels, - - - - Vice-Piesident W. M. (illlard, - Secretary and Treasurer Then. C. Porter Auditor Stigeir Factors - AND- Commission Agents. AOENT.S OK THE Oceanic Steamship Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. C. BREWER & CO. (LIMITED) General Mercantile AMI Commission Agents J. O. Carter President and MuniiL-er (1. H. KiiliertHiin. Trcuiuiriir 'iv.... ..;... I K, F. Bishop Heuretnry Aiulltor Dlreetors i W. F. Allen Dhas. M. Cooke B.C. Allen ' Jl, Wnterliouhc., Oceanic Steamship Co. Australian Mail Service, For San Francisco : The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck land on or about October 19th And will leave for the above port with Mails and Passengers on or about tliatiliile. For Sydney and Auckland: The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "MARIPOSA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu, from Snu Francisco, on or about October 26th, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for the above ports. The undersigned are now prepared to Issue THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES. For further particulars reuiirdlni! Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., l-oi General Agents. Oceanic Steamship Co. Tixxie Tatle. LOCAL LINE. S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from S. F. Oct. 7 Leave Honolulu foi S. F. O. t. 14 ....Nov. 11 . Dec. !l .Ian. I! .Fell, .i March .. M.irh .11 April 2y May 21. June j : Nov. 4 .. Dec. 2 .. Dec. 30.... .Ian. 27 . Feb. 21 March 21. April 21 May l!l I line II. THROUGH LINE. From San Francisco for Sydney. Arriie Honolulu. From Sydney for hun Francisco, l.tme Honolulu. M VRIPOSA, Oct. 2(i , MONOWAI, Oct. 1I MONOWAI, Nov. -1A AI.AMEDA, Nov. Id ALAMEDA, Dec. 21 MARIPOSA, Dee. II Al.Ult'UA, Jail. IS l .MU.NUWAl, .1 111. II MONOWAI, Feb. 1.'. ALAMEDA, Feb. ft MARIPOSA, Mar. S AL.AA1M1JA, Fell. T MARIPOSA, Apr. 12 MONOWAI, May 10 AlUMI Al, Apr. i ALAMEDA, Ma .i MARIPOSA, M.n Jl ,i.AMl,l)A, June 7 MILLINERY. IuIK,S. OOOID Respectfully invites inspection of High Class Novelties in Millinur, jiim received per "Australia," LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Sailors' Hats, Choice Flowers and Feathers LATEST NOVELTIES IN RIBBONS, Etc., Etc., Etc. MRS. B. GOOD, Fort Street. Hieli-CI.is.. Milliner. ttfO-lm METROPOLITAN MEAT CO., 81 KING ST. Wholesale and Retail Butchers AND - NAVY CONTRACTORS. G. J. Waller. Manager. ALOHA BATH HOUSE - - NEAKI2ST TO TOWN - - Good Accommodation for Bathers Bell Telephone 157, MRS. J. H. REIST, - Proprietress. KING STREET HOUSE, 117 A' lift King St., cor. A taken, Comfortably Furnished Rooms From $1.50 aud Upwards Per Weok. Quiet Clean Rooms. Bath Up & Down Stairs. A. McDOWALI . Proprictoi OH AS GIRDLER, nun i mi'ii.thii or M.niU-USA, .1111 .U.MU.UWAI Jtllie 21 MONOWAI, Aug. 2 1 A I AM EDA, July 2h ALAMEDA, Aug. 30 M AKI PO.SA, Aug.J.! MA KI POSA, hept.27 MONOWA I, Sept. 20 MONOWAI, Oct. i-i I Al AMEDA, KNULISH AN.' KlM'INhM'Al. XDr-y G-oods Nu, Ifi KhhImiiiiiiuu xlnt'l. Canadian-Australian Steamship Line IN OONNHOTION WITH CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. THE FAMOUS TOUttlST KOUTE OF THE WORLD. Tickets per QR Second .-$) Class C. P.R. are W Class STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY. THROUGH TICKETS issued from Honolulu lo CANADA, UNITED STATES and EUROPE, also to BRISBANE and SYDNEY. For Brisbane and Sydney : For Victoria and Vancouver B. C. : STEAMERS SAIL '.Mi. EACH MONTH. Freight and Passouger Agonts: 1). Mi-NICOLL, Montreal, Canada. ROBERT KERR, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. STERN, San Frauci-co, Oil. G. Mil.. BROWN, Vancouver, B. C. PacificMailS.S.Co. -AND rHE- Occidental and Oriental S.S. Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the alitivc ports on or about the following dates: Stmr "CHINA" blrnr "OCEANIC" Stmr "CHINA" Stmr "OCEANIC" Stmr "CHINA" .. Nov. 27, ls'.l! Die. 2"i, Ib'M Feb. fj, ls'11 Mmch r, LVII April H. Is'M For SAN FRANCISCO. Steamers of the above Companies will can at iionoiuiiion uieirwa) irom jumg- Koug and Yokobania lo the above port on or ui.out th" followini: d.iti s: Stmr "CHINA" .. Nov. li, Is'ti Stmr "OliEANIC" 1) l,l.Vt hlinr "Ul TV UL t'UKIMi' Jan. 2, Ih'il Stmr "OCEANIC" Feb. 12, 1WI St.iir HCIllYl" l.,,..l. .,. ISIIl Stmr "CAELIC" May 'n', lsjl I I 1 RATES OF PASSAGE ARE AS FOLLOWS: TOXOKO- TOH..M1- IUM. KiiSO. Cabin . JloO 00 rl7f) (Ki Cabin, round tup I months 22.') 00 2.J 00 Cabin, loiiud trip 12 months 202 SO ,!10 25 European Steerage IX) too 00 SF Passengers p lying full fire will lm allowed 10 percent oil 'return fare if return ing within twelve mouths. 9 For Freight and I'.is-nge ,ippl to H. HACKFELD & CO., 207 tf Agents. , ii.,. . Alt' you looking tor it halo ,,,..,,,, . x lllirl I'roiltllhlo lllVl'Slllirnt lit It Small Anmiill Oo&t? rni ii t i llltiJl examine tilt' New lllld Novel Forms of Life Iu.urn.we now ollbrcd liv now ontltu ll bruce & a. j. cartwricht Managers lor Hawaiian Islands Equitable Life Assurance Society OF THE UNTIED S'JATES. HO YEN ItEE & CO.. Ho, 41 NuuaiiuSt, Bet. Hotel & King. ti3stslith:s IM. IU VI I II- IS Crockery, Glassware, Etc. WATER PIPES LAID AND HEI'AIRED VI ..MIcl II M tV Plumbing Seal l Evee.ite.l In ',x irieiiecd Workmen. sp) m FOR, SALE ! T TTTTTfT T I UT NTT It flvUI IM IV A Nl '14 IVirnijlVlJ RnnVJll U U lliil'VIl S NORRIS Kiiliuku Hunan blu-if First ril'Sl I. fl.nn II 0 litift V Class " mail u, o. umc STEAMERS SAIL Oct. L'd, Nov. 1st, Dec. id and Jan. 1, lS'tl. IW For Tickets and General Informa tion apply to THEO. H. DAVIES &C0., Agenti fnr the lliiuiiimn hltinth. Wilder's Steamship Co. TIME TABLE. W. 0. W11.11KR. Pres. S. It. Uosk, Sec. Oait. .1. A. K.I.VJ, Port bupt. Stmr. KINAU, CLARKE. Commander, Will le.ue Honolulu at 2 r. m., touching ut Lahaiua, Manila n Bay and Makeiia the same ilax , Miiliiikonu, Kawaihaeaud Lau pahoehou the following il.iv arriving at llilu .it midnight. LEAVES HONOLULU: Tuesd.l) Friday " I'iiviuix Friduj " Tiic-.lay Friday" ltlUslfil l'iida Oct. 21 Nov. 3 ..Nov. 11 Nov. 21 Dec. ". .Dec. !.' Dec. Jo Jan. .i Jan. li. Jan. J riicMi.iv Friday iiuiiiiiiiug leaves mio, louciung at i.mi pahoclioe same day; Kaw.nhac a. m., Jla huUon.i IU . M : Mnkeu.t I i: m.. Mnalaci lj r. m.; Labaina ft i. m. the loHowing dn , arrniiv at Ho'iolulu i. a. m. eilnes- ' ,1... . .....1 ....,! .. .. I unj a nun tJiiiniiidtt ARRIVES AT HONOLULU: fc.it unlav.. . Oct. 21 ednesday . No. 1 Saturday . Nov. 11 ccllievi.n .Nov. 22 vi;i"!";,liy .. . ; ,j MUiirdin '. i ),.!" i, WedllCMl.u . . j,ln . s.,.,.r.l,ix - i .... ,- Saturday Wi'iliicsila J .IUII, It Jan. 21 Fib. .1 W No Freight will be reccivul after 12 noon on (l.ij of sailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, DAVIES. Commander, Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at ft r. m., touching at kuhuliii, Huelo, Hanii, Haiiioa and liipahulu. Returning will a rive at Honolulu every Siiuihii morning. 3f- No Freight will be received after 4 v. m. on mi of sailing. Consignees must be at the landings to rueivc their Freight, as we will not hold oiir-eh.a rcsiiimlbh after such Freight has been lamb d. h While the Company will use due dili- g-'"ce in handling Live Stock, we decline to assume ail n-sponsihihtv in case of the U'"i"1 s"""'- Tlie C.iinpaiiv will not be responsible for Mom. orJewefr unless plaeeil in theiare of Pursers. Best Lunch in Town! The tables of ihis lte-l,iur.uit arc supplied with the best the market ailord. - - Chickens and Ducks - - Cooked an ste, are provi.iid three tiuio a wick with fre.pieut changes to Turkey and Young Pig. Better Cooking than ever Meal- at all llOlirs. I'ricts thl ,llf IIS folllKMll Mia low in 'III IM I K New Model Lunch Rooms, llithel Mnct, Rem ..( I'usi Otliee. sd-llil Man Chong Restaurant Formorly "Cosmopolitan," Betliol St. MA !AU nu t erl iiiopoiiii.ii i.esia.iraiii n.ix i.eun reopened, Nice Tables and Everything Glean i iiMoiu.irM well lenlive w.litei. rvi d li polite and in- Siiitjto Meals, 25 (Joins; Board per Weok, 21 Tickots for S4.50. t-class cook ui,. engaged and imals ie -irvul of the besi the market i, better Hum ever. Iir will I alliiid MAN ( JIONti, M'-.'w Proprietor FOU SAU3 FOH WANT OF USE.1 I Avrii.vM LAUNCH IN FlKSl'-CLAbb I order well-known a having been ii'il bv Dr. (I. Ir.iiisM'Uii a., Purl Him- eiu.ii he several Pilots, Hie I lutein.. iilla-er. C..U give information about the T ,.K"" "l"'"l uvi'ii mioih, rjeveral oilier I ,,",l" 'i'"- ft""i ('.('. 'Ihclloat. ! lM" 'H"":',""," M-HvIm"""!! Iioum. uet I lo the . Marine Itallwin. Forprcei.itc anolv io Dlt. (1. 'ritoilhH ' vu l,,,) From i to II a.m. i.r7toM.vt. (UB-liu l.uat hpeul uvi'li MlotH, hevera nl her UNDhll th. iibo vi ii.iiiii the well. Known . ow hUKs aml '""H1' Ollt caling hoini formerl tailed the I o- IKS go to "Ka Mailo." PAKSON DAKEH OK HILO. Mixes Politics with Gospel in Chica go and Gets an Answer. Lly the following editorial article from the Chicago Journal, it will be .seen that the politico-missionary of Hawaii cannot, when ho goes abroad an more than when ho stays at homo, keep li is ruling passion for dabbling in politics from assorting itself. It is to be hoped that the littiiif: anstvoi ho gets from the pa- per above named will drive out of his mind some of the missionary hal lucinations that obscure plain axio matic principles of right and wrong. The Journal's; article, is as follows: The Rev. Z, J'. Baker, a Hawaiian missionary who spoke at. the Art Pa laco yesteulaj, seems to have gotten switched oir from the subject of re jigion to that of temporal dominion iu Hawaii. In fact, the two seem to be dangerously mixed up in the mis sionary's logic. He saitl: "Hawaiians have- recently asked to be taken under the wing of the American eagle, but the United Slates does not want Hawaii. Very well. If L'nclo Sam doesn't want her, John Bull does. The possessor of tho Hawaiian Islands will here after doininnto the I'acilio Ocean. Uncle Sam should not bo too afraitl of wotting his fiet. A small requust, truly, Hawaii wakes of Columbia, for just barely helping us to secure eivilied govornmout. Hawaii is too small to tako care of herself. It is all very woll to say that Hawaii must l)o autonomous ami free, but so saying is as if the good Samaritan had said to tho wounded man by tho roadnido: ' 1 will not help you my self nor lot anybody else. I am go ing to statu! guard over you to see that you are Kept in a couuition iu which you are perfectly free to do as you please.' '' Tho only trouble with Mr. Baker's cleor parallel is that the man by the wayside was pleased to be help ed, wlnlo tht Hawaiian native would bo pleased to bo let alone. So, though the Samaritan story sounds Biblical and convincing, the parallel lacks on one of its sides just one ad ditional element that of truth. Mr. Baker only needs tho requisite facts back of his argument to make his comparison valid. Ho ignores tho all-important fact that the Hawaiian nation, ami not tho eomparalno handful of missionaries and mer chants who have set up a dictator ship there, are the people whose wishes alone have tho right to settle this matter, aud that tho natives have never lequested annexation -are, on the contran, otorwheliningly opposed to it. The fact that Hawaii has only 1K),000 inhabitants is no justification for annexing it against its will. Neither is the fact that wo call our--ehes civili.ed and of stiperioi in tolligence. Might does not give Christianity or civilization the moral right to nvorndo the existing govern ment Li;ii of one of the smallest islands of tho sea, and our mission aries should be the last to forget this fact. The experience of Hawaii seems to give cousideiablo color of truth to tho complaints of (ho Japanese speaker who stirred up the audience iit the 1'ailiameiil of Religions thu other day with his account of the revolutionary tendencies of our mis sions. No matter how good oi en lightened the mi-sioiiarv who has this itching foi temporal power, ho is a revolutionist just as much as tho Mohammedan missionaries now in this country vviiuld ho if thin wore to abtt-e our toloranco by trying to run up sumo other llags over tint Capitol at Washington. '1 he Hawaiian question has never yet been placed on the basis where it belongs. The people of the United States believe that the right to rule tests upon the consent ol the gov erned. Lot Mr. Maker and his an nexationist friends once come for ward with the proof that tho major ity of the natives of Hawaii want their dusky rulers deposed and the domination or a foreign power sub stituted, and the Hawaiian question will then be a legitimate one for our Government to discus-, aud decide on its merits. Until then theio is no Hawaiian annexation question for thoo of us wlio believe in doing a- we would be done bv. ADVKKTIB1NG NOTES. Kooms to let with board at Hani win, Waikiki. Hoot Beer on draught at Benson, Mil i Ih A: Co.'s After shaving u&o Cuciiinhor Skin I nine Benson, Sinit ii .Vi Ci., Agents, Native Fans and Island Curios in great variety at the Klito loo Cream arlors- I .Sunburn relieved at once bv Oil- ""'"' '''"llU-. Hensou, Smith A: Co., Agents. i-v . . , . . , .. , , '" '' ' -'"'ore, uoiuibi, uas re- moved his otlico to Arlington House, Hotel street 1'arlor No. 'J, .. ,, ,, , Dr. Geo. 11. Untidy, I). I). S has ronioved his otlicu from Kingstieot lo Biaotauia street, near Kmnia Cllll. Hl'lisMsu and .1 MiMiikiv ..,, ", ',!,. T !.. '. " ..! .h ,..h . V. '.." .....i ....inno, i en ,7. ii '...., i n "allow House, Boietauia stroot. Alii iiul loh.pliou.i till. .e.s,in given ou Piano fur liML'iini..r mo. I i,V....n i . " ". uegiuiiurs .mil practi cal piano play em. Tuning o.du.. Will bu promptly mtemtml lo. n n i J l) 1 ? '