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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-21

Prr1ssuRGH. November 2O.-Ths oil mar.
ket opened firm this morning, With saise 1t
N.2Ik but broke shortly aftsrwsrds under
besrish reports snd declined 20 N.rH
closing ut noon steady, with tLl7N bid.
There xss very little sxcitsmsct ut The
Exchange during the session and trsding
was rather light
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ROW onA aAIlwAYTRAck.
A K.oek.Bs~s. Revs ivss Pssessss. So
~ Arrest.

-
~ Arrest.
McKKpPoRT, November 0.-6unday 81.
had quarrel with negro who boards on
the Baltimore and Ohio camp trsin sbovs
town. Last night the West Eswtoa nan
was walking dowufbs fsilroa6 q conpesy
with companion named 6trattoo rben
they met three negroes coming tcvnsd
them, and he liz match = - u Ne
negro who bed struck bin 10 The nosninf
VAS one OF them. In moment he foued
himself spswling On ths ~, VIII ths
NEGROES o1 ,s,,1 : Ion M 49, ~ - - ~
daksys turped md hrsl thfss shets 8 hin
from . rsvoiyss. bat without s1seG O0esr
Barney WslIsce appeared % The Deoe .
this point and arrested the negro Who y
thought 10 hsys done he shootlsE. Ths
other two sscspsd.
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.alxaxAasl

EAr PRAxcrsoo, November 3o.-At Dsyis-
Vile, on the Califoenia Pseihc nsiirood,
ssturday evening, the Overland. exprs1
from Ban Pranoisco ran Into The cobooee q
setting the wreck on nrs. Ths sxpeeo,
engine and bagsags car we're detached. The
psssepgeYs we're shaken up, some bruised,
bot none seriously iojured
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II UraepeA.

MEMPHIS, November 2O--Dr. II. Fry W.
Basset, prominent physician Of this city,
and for several summers resident physi.
clan Of Blount Springs, Ala, was shot and
in.tantly killed this afternoon By Levi
Esslipger, Q farmer. The difficulty grew
out OF an account between the two Tor Bis.
sets professional service. In the quarrel
Basset. who had been drinking. threatened
to cut Esslinger's throat, and at the same
time putting his hand in his coat pocket,
wbereupon Esslinger immediately shot
him
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Trial Reeun

-SAso, November 20-The trial OF
"a stewart the disreputable woman
40. and killed ChaS Stiles, caller, on
~ bard, last July, was begun in the
-'aal Court this morning.
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woman of Lynchs Station, Campbell
county. killed her illegitimato child and
then refused medical attendance uuui
beyond the doctors skill.
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Crushed % Death.

Pogr Horr, oST., November DR. =
sculthorpe, one OF the wealthiest men In
this section, and an extensive shipper, vas
crushed TO death while attempting 70 70.
move an obstruction from the track IN
front Of his elevator.
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Refused 10 Work.

READING, PA, August 2o.-The pipe mil
of The Reading iron works has closed, the
employees refusing to work, owing TO the
notice of the reduction in wages.
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Ah~t ~ 0hertR,

CHATTANOOGA. TEsS., November D.-Jos
Payne was shot through the body by
Sheriff Joe d. Foutc. st London, Tenn,
to day. The caute Of the difficulty 10 not
known yet. Psyne's wound 10 very seri-
Gus, probably fatal.
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0AflaRGY.

Lospos, November oo.-Ths Earl OF Hsr'
rowly 10 dead.
Lospes. November O.-Rsv. Edward
Hawkins, d. d.. 10 desd.
Lord Oths Augustus Htzssrsl r. dead.
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Gssss Csslss HssssSy Desissysl. .
Gneeial DispaEA . ~ Rs1la0.

Special Dispafaa b ~ 4@siSN.
wmsfsoros, PA, Novsmbss A-fhs
large srsis cradle ssd spiesltuaai inpss-
ment works Of John B. Miller. In csstea
township, this county. v0 dsstsuyeo ~
Gre st On early bour ibis morning. To
orixiu of The 6ne n unknown. but it y eoD-
posed 10 BE- the work Of N incsndiasy.
Lon 81 100; fully insured
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q Coed Haul.

= sI5.SyvILLE, ONT.. November 2l.-The
:. HeoEy. Son & Co. wsS entered
,s,s'S at nighi, and t..c ST, d-.l5d
''oStd VI =, 90 in cash.
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Iran Production

The following figures show the Produc-
ton of iron last and prior years by the
countries of the world. 1t will not be very
many years before our own and Great Bit, |;
aims figures will be reversed; as they stand
tbe nronortiOns are enormous:
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NEW YoRx, November 2o.-The trial OF
fbe suit of wilkinson against Henry ward
Reecher. for damages for breach OF contract
In falling 10 complete the Life OF Christ"
was resumed this morning. Beecher wae
allied 10 the stand, bat didn't remsmbsr
having, in 1876. received, read OF signed me
,aper shown; nor did be recollect havisg
heard read modified copy OF Il He didn,t
believe any demand for copy. was msde
since 1875. He knew they wanted copy"
and they knew they couldn't get It. He
upderstood copy" was 70 be furni1hed
them. but there was no limitation Of time.
he had had repeated conversations with
Ford & Co. as 10 the expediency Of issuing
The book in 1874, when Plymouth Church
was invaded and persecuted by various
councils, referring 10 the CongressftonAi
Counsu. The gentlemen Of the hrm were
entirely In accordance sith me ~ 70 the
impossibility Of putting out ths second
volume Of the "Life Of Christ Counsel
Tor plaintiff declared his case closed, and
sherman erenewed bis motion TO dlsmie
lbe case o., the grounds already pablished
Judge Barrett granted the motion 70
disuiss In moving for an extfa alloweoce
of ~ 500 10 the defense, Sherman said the
RAJ facts In the case we're that while th<
work vas suspended the firm hsd some
l0o0O copies On hand, and there was pd
evidence 10 show that these cost them 0u<
cent. Iustesd of Ioosing money the hfm
tad made clear gain Of t5;pc9. !uds'
| Ysr-e,t rsisds sr o'dsr si.ossBg bescael
;@se .fis sisge s;ss-
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George and Myers.

NYw YorK, November 2J.-GeOrge and
Myers, the runners, will hsve q three-
quarter-mile contest on thanksgiving oay.
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PmIApEsnA, Hevenbes O-Asia
Jscquss, hjs sifs, ssd Charlie Smith veeo
ssrsstsd e Is Belle street.. Wsst Yhils1d-
phia, ebssHed viii ssumbss q Bsbeestee
n tbis eity ths pct loes Deltha fbey
vess Hold ios ro6bing Htvsrd nc6sisy. 9
otsten Islap1. y. r., g e1o9o In bonoh
17Oo in eash 81 800 vnluGbte pops1
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Exchanges

BosroN, Mass, November 20.-The follow
ing table shows the reports OF the clearing
houses of twenty-five cities in the United
States, for the week ending November Is;
~-~' stg
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WAX muscles and nerves. sluggishness
OF thought sEd insCt.yliy, c2re1 % bEc~a ;
lrCu Bilters.
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C~al Miper \ asaliy Hart,

BuxxEH HILL III, November 0-0n
Thursday Clyde Jooelyn, an employs on
the upper works Of the Mckinney coal
mine, at Gillespie, met with painful and
perhaps fatal accident HIS elbow OF the
right arm was crushed and the bones above
and below fractured by the draw-heads Of
the coal cars. II Is feared that gansrsnoas
Inflammation will set In.
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The Melville Case.

WASHINGTON, November 2o.-Engineer
Melville to-day, being Intercepted oy q
representative of the Western Associated
Press, respecting the statements OF his vile,
published this morning. to the effect that
be would be compelled TO allow her part
OF his income for maintenance, said tne
entire matter would have to be settled by
tine courts. Touching the charges of DR..
Collins against himself, Melville declined
to talk until the matter is investigated oy
the board
Failed to Get q Quorum
wAsHIxGrox, d. c., November 50.-The
WAYS and Means Committee, called 70
meet this morning, failed TO secure quo.
rum. Messrs. Kelley, Kasson, Spear and
Everett were the only members present
Mckinney is expected to be here to
morrow.
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RA,tROAD MATTERS.


CElc.eo, November D.-It is stated that
&C. Wheeler, General Manager OF the
Atcbison, Topeka and SInta Fe railroad,
will decline the arbitratorshiP OF the three
Western pools. to which he was recently
elected. II is understood he will decline IN
favor Of Geo. o. Manchester assistant 70 w;
B. Strong, and formerly Assistant General
Manager Of the Aichison, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad.
Freight Cat.
CHICAGO, November 20-The hinneapo-
lis. Milwaukee and 81. Paul yesterday an
nounced a cut on Esst-Dound freight ~
fellows: On mill stufs TO N cents per
hundred pounds 10 Milwaukee or Chicago.
Resignation Probable.
CLEVELAND. November 20.-It Is whispered
here that the resignation OF Jno. Newal. a.
General Manager Of the Lake Shore, 10
among the probabili ties OF the near future.
The Nickel Plate.
CLEVELAND. November 20 - General
Deyoreux and Judge Burke have returned
from New York where they became direc.
tors of the Nickel Plate. They were ap-
pointed. together with President Cum
mings, TO secure terminal facilities In
Chicago. Both decline TO reveal at present
the identity OF the purchasers OF the road.
but Judge Burke says IL may he stated thst
il is absolutsiy and unqualifedly true that
the Nickel Plate will be operated as
thoroughly independent Of other lines -
any road in this country. He says the pur'
chasing syndicate Is composed OF indi'
yiduals, and no corporation has any inter
est It's arrangements for terminal faciii'
ties at Buffalo were merely temporary.
T.. G. 4 sf. l.. R. L.:
Rosrex. November 20.-The Herald says
that more than half the so, 900 needed ~
the Toledo. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Rail
way Company Is already subscribed; also
that Z. p. Phillips will give bis decision
within twenty four hours - 10 accepting
the presidency OF the road.
ID. 4 .. Directors
BALTIMORE, November 2l-At the annu.
sl meeting Of the stockholders OF the B. q
O. Railway the following directors we're
elected: VIM. p. Burns, Robert Garrett,
John Spear, Nicholas John Gregg. VIM. w.
Taylor, James Carey Coole. g. A. yaniins'
er' Decatur H. Miller, Joshua q. Harvey,
Geo. w. Doffen, II. c. Smith and Aubrey
Pearre'
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WICKED WAYS
FolIswsd b. saila's ssisllItss b
varlsus Sscisst
Daring stags Rssbsy Near leslnaIs-
Killed Him fsr lsss- -cnshsd 10
Death-hurdersd By
q osetor.
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

LOUISVILLE KY., November 3o-Ths staee
from Columbia TO Csmpbsllsvills was
robbed this morning two miles from ths
latter place BY . single nasksd ro6bsr:
There were three passenger. Nm. Dobhs,
Of Bloomington; Hon. n. H. Rhorsf, d
Columbis, and J. o. 1dvardA OF Aoultoa,
Iowa. From Mra Dobbs about 80 was
taken. She succeeded In saving two dia-
mond rings BY hiding them In her lap.
From Mr.. Rhorer, his pockei book, con
tanning money and valuable papers and .
gold watch were taken. Edwards saved bis
money By throwing his pocket book unds.
= taf 3isf 2a'I a'f ees - g.
robSer hss no mercy. As Jc6k 70 O.
the wheel Of the coach and disappeared
through the woods on foot
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Muraer aaA saieeAs.

NIAGARA FAILS, Oxr., November 10
Cloud Lister, an Enslishmans ssed 20. To-
dag went 70 the house Of Q tormer en-
ployer, named Smith, called his 500. agsd
i6, out shot him, and imuediatsly shot
himself. Both wln probably de. Iistsr
claims that he wls impslied By love fer the
boy, and had . desire 70 always be with
him
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Ieauuette InauiFy.

WARRINGTON, November 20.-The Mel
willie Court this morning heard Melville
respecting the search made for DeLong.
He detailed the wanderings Of the party
and incidentally referred 10 their starving:
freezing condition, saying that they lived
on bones and other offal foundfn deserted
huts. The narrative was unusually inter
estipg, but the details developed no new
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SENATE SEcRETARYsHIP.
Geo. c. Gorham Announces Himself
Can disaie.
s,,c;o, Di,p1,ch 10 The Reqister.

Special Dispntch 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, November 20-George Z.
Gorham announces that he will be csndi-
date for Secretary Of the Senate after March
T. It is understood that he is the only Re'
publican for whom Senators Malone and
Rlddleberger, of Virginia, will vote. This
is due to his being the recognized ad-
ministration candidate, and for the
aid the National Republican has given
the Readjusters in the Virginia campaign.
Mr.. Gorham was Secretary for years before
the Democrats got possession Of the Senate
toar years ago. At the extra session in The
spring Of 1881 he made an eEo-t to be rem
stated, but David Davis opposition and the
disinclination Of certain Republican Sena-
tors to vote for him proven eli IL; 50 the
Democratic officials, after struggle "hlca
Is we'll remembered, were retained
After March 4 the Senate is expected 70
contain thirty.seven Republicans. thirty
seven Democrats and two Readjus'ers. The
latter will give the Republicans majority,
but o the question OF Secretary they In.
tend TO vote only for IOrham. Some OF
the Republicans nov. as two years ego, ce-
clare that they prefer 10 retain the Demo-
cratic Secretary, Mr.. Shober, to voting for
Gorham, who in turn can prevent any
other Republican than him being chosen.
This matter will be the first issue TO come
before the new Senate. The attitude OF the
administration and the efforts OF Malone
and Ridleberger TO put George c. Gosham
into his old place make it interesting. Cor
ham is not OF the sort who Withdraw ioe
the interests Of the party. The Office car
ries with it twenty seven lucrative appoint
mepts which are apportioned out among
the Sen ators OF the dominant party. This
patronage is the only thing which gives the
Republican Senators any desire to elect
new secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02
AN ACT

To Amend an Act entitled Gan Act to
Regulate the Carrying of Passengers and
Freight, and the Letting to Hire of Car
riages, Wagons, Carts, Drays, and other
Vehicles in the District of Honolulu"
BE 1T ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands, in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION THAT the said Act shall be
and the same is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words that is to say
SECTION 12.-No person shall act as
driver of or drive any licensed vehicle I'M
less he shall hold a license for that purpose;
and the owner of any such vehicle who
shall allow any unlicensed person to drive
the same and any unlicensed person who
shall drive any such vehicle shall severally,
on conviction, forfeit and pay for every
such offence a fine of rot less than five
dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 13.-Any person who may be
DESTROYS of obtaining a license as q driver
shall apply to the Marshal or his deputy,
who, being satisfied that the applicant is
a competent driver, shall grant to him q
certificate to that effect, and upon presenta-
ton thereof to the Minister of the Interior,
shall receive a license accordingly; the fee
for which shall be the sum of one dollar.
and which license shall remain i'm force for
one year.
SECTION I4.-Any licensed owner or
driver who shall violate any of the regula-
tiOns made by the Minister of the Interior
under the authority of Section 3 of the
said Act shall, upon the conviction, forfeit
and pay for every such offense a fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars.
Approved this fifth day of August, AID.
1882.
aug26 st KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02
AN ACT

To Amend Sections 42S and 429 of the
Civil Code, "of the Naturalization of
Foreigners"
BE II ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION THAT Sections 42S and 429 of
the Civil Code be and the same are hereby
amended so as to read as follows =
"Section 42S.-The Minister of the In
terror, with the approval of the King, shall
nave the superintendent and direction of
the naturalization of foreigners.
"Section 429.-The said Minister. with
the approval of the King, shall have the
power in person, upon application of any
alien foreigner who shall have resided
within the Kingdom five years or more
next preceding such application, stating
his intention to become a permanent resi-.
dent of the Kingdom, to administer the
oath of allegiance to such foreigner if
satisfied that it would be for the good of
the Kingdom and that such foreigner
owns without encumbrance taxable real
estate within the Kingdom, and is not of
immoral character, nor a refugee from the
justice of some other country, nor a DESERT
ing sailor, marine, soldier, or O~fficer.p
SECTION 2.-This Act shall become a law
from and after the date of its approval, and
all laws and parts of laws in contrayention
herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved this 9th day of July, AID.
1882. (aug12 BY KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02
AN ACT

To Provide for Licensing Diaries, and the
Sale of Milk and for the Inspection of
Milk in the City of Honolulu.
Be 1T by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION 1.-The Minister of the Interior
is hereby authorized to issue a license TO
carry on the business of dairying, and Tor
the sale of milk in Honolulu to any person
on receiving from such applicant the sum
of twenty-five dollars for the use of the
Hawaiian Treasury.
SECTION Amy person who shall sell
milk, or offer the same for public sale In
Honolulu without having obtained a license
as prescribed in Section / of this Act shall,
on conviction before a police justice, be
fined not less than five dollars, nor more
than twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 3.-Any person who shall sell, or
offer for public sale in Honolulu milk which
has been adulterated by the addition OF
water, or any other substance, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a
fine of not less than five dollars, nor mere
than twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 4.-The Agent of the Board OF
Health shall appoint one of its agents Tor
the city of Honolulu to be inspector OF milk
1t shall be the duty of such inspector TO IN
spect from time to time milk sold or offered
for sale in Honolulu. Said inspector Is
hereby empowered, when he shall find milk
which has been adulterated, to take ana
confiscate the same forthwith and it shall
be his duty to institute pro- cutions there
for.
SECTION 5.-The provisions of this Act
shall not be held to apply to persons keep
ing u cow or cows for private use, who may
dispose of surplus milk to ~neighbors not
offering the same at public sale.
SECTION 6.-This Act shall go into opera
ton thirty days after publication.
Approved this fifth day of August, AID.
1882.
aug26 st KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02
AN ACT

To Regulate the Licensing of Commercial
Travelling Agents from foreign countries
doing business in this country.
BE IT ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands i'm the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION From and after the passage
of this Act no person, agent or representa-
tive of any foreign commercial or manufac-
turing house, ompany or corporation, shall
be licensed or permitted to sell goods, wares,
or merchandise in the Hawaiian Islands
without first filing with the Minister of the
Interior a statement, giving the name of
such foreign house, company, or orpora-
ton also stating the place of domicile of
such foreign house, company, or orpora-
ton, and the line of trade or manufacture
in which it is engaged. Upon filing such
statement duly verified, the Minister of the
Interior shall upon application of such per-
son or agent, and upon the payment of five
hundred (S500) dollars grant a license to the
applicant for a period of one ID year to sell
goods, wares, and merchandise in Honolulu,
Island of Oahu. And upon any such err
son or agent of any foreign house, company,
or corporation filing a statement with the
Minister of the Interior, duly verified, as
by this Act h~ereinbefore provided, and upon
payment of two hundred and fifty ($250)
dollars, the Minister of Interior shall issue
a license to such applicant for a period of
one a. year to sell goods, wares, and mer-
chandise in any other city, town, or district
III SiO oAhhAc1 AOhiOhoi CA
cepted. Provided, that no license granted
under the provisions of this Act shall permit
any person, agent, or representative to sell
the goods, wares, or merchandise of more
than one house, company, or corporation;
and no license so granted shall be trans
ferable.
SECTION Amy person, agent, or repre-
sentative selling goods, wares, and mer-
chandise of any foreign house, company, or
corporation i'm the Hawaiian Islands with
out first obtai ling a license as herein pro-
vided shall be subject to arrest and prosecu-
ton, and upon conviction, be fined five hun
dred ($500) dollars. Any person, agent, or re-
preventative who shall make a verified false
statement to the Minister Of the Interior as
to the name or domicile, or character of
trade, merchandise, or manufactures of
the house, company, or corporation that
he represents, shall be deemed guilty of
perjury, and, upon conviction thereof, be
punished for the offence of perjury, as now
provided by law.
SECTION 3.-Au. laws, or parts of laws,
inconsistent herewith are hereby and here
with repealed.
Approved this seventh day of August,
AID. 1882.
aug26 st KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02

HIS Excellency, the President Of the United
States OF America Our Great and Good Friend, has
accredlted unto U.s. to reside near our Court, His
hXcelIency holin VI. Daggett, in character Of Min
lister Resident Of the United States Of America a
honoiuiu' And we require all our subjects, and
all Departments Of our Government 70 nav hioh
consideration to his person, his property. and 10
retainers' and 10 give full faith and attach full
credit to all his official acts as such Minister
Resident.
Done al our Palace of Iolani in the city Of Homo
lulu this twenty-frst day Of August. AID.
1882. ~
By the King, WA
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs an v2. Aro 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02
Sale of Lease of Government Land.

oN WEDNESDAY, September 18th proxr at the front
entrance OF Aliolani Hale, at IL O'Clock noon, will be
SOLD at Public Auction the Lease of a Lot I'm front OF
the CUSTOM HOUSE, on the HOMO.
LULU running 200 feet frontage on Fort street. and 100
feet in depth with this condition
The LESSEE to erect within one year from d... n,
lease a substantial hre-proof brick or stone building.
costing not less than $4,000 which he is to keep in repair.
and revert to the Government ut the expiration of ths
lease.
TERMS Lease, 25 years upset price. $500 pr ,pnum
payable semi-Gnnually ia advance.
J. Z. BUSH, Minister OF Interior.
Department Of Interior. Honolulu,
10th August, 1882. aug,os