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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
precedent of the illustrious McMellen,
odostIG o.I,c com for o,,orh.,,1ipr

precedent Of the illustrious McMellen,
and modestly asks 5000 for overhauling
and rearranging papers, which, though
every one was handled, nobody took the
trouble to count, and the number OF
which the register g estimates . at
hundred thousand. 1t may be tina:
when Edgerley was doing this enormous
work, for which he asks the full years
wages of an extra clerk never employed,
it never occurred to him to count the
papers, and it may be that if McMellen
had known Edgerley would ask 5000 for
overhauling 1OO,O 600 papers, he would, by
the simple rule of three, have asked and
"could have gotten " 51O,soo for his
extra work in the prothonotary's office.
He should by all means have s. leave to
amend - if the Edgerley BILLS paid.
Like McMellen, the register pleads
that the work was done by - order of
court, and he presents the recommends
tion of the two judges that he b. very
literally compensated" accompanied
with their statement that this work,
which Edgerley says he did, was done
"by the county commissioners, what
ever the Judges mean by that. At least
one of the commissioners has an
nounced from his seat to the counsel ap-
pearing for this Edgerley bill that he pro-
poses to lie the commissioner,an and to be 1
Judge for himself of What bills are
proper to be paid by. the county, and
that the recommendation of the Judges
shall receive the same respectful con-
sideratiOn from him rs the recommenda-
tions of other individuals and 10 more,
in regard to the payment of bills over
which the Judges have no control.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

The friends of john Kautz, coach trim
mer, celebrated his birthday last eveningby
giving him a surprise party, ono feature Of
which was a bOunteous supper, and another
the presentation of Il beautiful ring to Mr..
Kautz, on behalf OF his friends, Mr.. War
rie johnson maxim. the speech. Dan
Clemmens and his little daughter, Minnie,
furnished excellent music TO enliven the oc-
casiOn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

months and half, And for this McMel-
len should be livery literally compen
sated' with 81, 500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Police Caaea.

The mayor had before him this morriug
six customers, three Of whom. arrested for
drunken and disorderly conduct, were
committed to the Jail for ten days each
The others were unfortunates who could
find no better place to lodge than a bunk
in the lookup. They were discharged
John Drachbar, James Barnes, and
john Brimmer charged with assault and
battery on George Smith, were arraigned
before Aldc: man Barr last night and were
discharged, the complainant failing to ap-
pear against them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Reformed NJ ,,siUH-.

The missionary meeting III st. faufs
Reformed church las: evenin. was we'll at
tended by the people and pastors of the
Reformed church in this city, Rev. DIR.
}. o. Miller, president OF the synOdic
board, presided, and the following mem
bers of the board made addresses Revs.
DR.. Theo. Appel, missions superintendent,
John o Johnson, Schuylkill Haven, Pa,
and G.. L. Heilman, of Elk Lick, Pa. The
executive council of the board concluded
it's labors to-day, which include the super
vision of mission work in Iowa, North Car
Olina, Oregon, California, Kansas and
Nebraska.
The committees on the centennial cele-
bratiOn Of +. aud NJ. college, the alumni
professOrship and the finance committee
of the trustees have been holding sessions
today at which only business of private
interest was transacted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Officers Installed.

The following officers of Lancaster CIR
Gle No. 1OS. B. L. UI. F. Pa, were in
stalled by Grand Chief Washington. VIM
II. Bethel, assisted by Z. f.. w., Geo f..
Bunting, in Grand Array ball, last even
ing ::
Ex.W.-H. l.. Simon.
G. WA. J. Snyder.
G. J.-Daniel Brown.
c. Flames B. Myers.
II. Mn W. Bair.
w. Of D.-Ed Franhfold.
w. of Mt. Hannasan.
The following were installed on Mon
day rs officers of Corestoaa council, No.
g., o. L. A. NJ, for the ensuing term 81
six months
C.-Edw. S. 5meltz.
V. C.-Adam J.. Auxer.
R.S.-I. Z. Long
A. X. S.-John w. Rndy.
F. S.-Wm. ii. Powell
E.-W. Harry.
Con.-.Jac. Weitzel
I. S.-H. W. Rudy.
o. S.-W. Nauman.
J. p. C.-,Jac. Chillas.
Trustee for eighteen m"nlha-EdH. y.
Smeltz.
The following "ere Installed by ID. ID.
Amos Albright as officers of COnestosa
council, No. o., ,Ir. -. l. 4. VI. for the
ensuing term:
C.-Geo. Z. Brown.
V. C.-Emlcn Fcrriei.
r. S.-W. II. Miller, jr.
A. r. S.-Samuel Nixd"lf.
T. S.-Edw. $ Sneltz
Treas.-.Jno. &. Spaeth
W.-HeDry Wagner.
COn.--JacOb HOuser.
I. S.--Samuel Major.
o. S.--James Dsti..
TriStec-.Jac HOuscr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
\ shes and SawtliisI.

Now is the time to strew ashes or saw
dust on the slippery payements. The law
requires all snow and ice to be removed
from the sidewalks within five hours after
the snowfall ceases, if it can be done and
if it cannot be removed the sidewalks are
to be stre1n with ashes. 1t has often
been our province to call attention to this
provision of the city ordinances, so that
We might save the legs or necks of other
people but this paragraph is written in
our own behalf, because Of q heavy and
painful fall VIC had on slippery foot
walk near Centre square, where, we are
informed, several other ,lDfortunates met
with similar accidents this morning. If,
after this notice, We get another tumble.
somebody else will suffer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06
Indian Musicians.

The Indian boys and girls at the Carlisle
training school are not only rapidly acqulr-
ing knowledge of the English language
and the mechanical arts Of tho "white
man." but they also show great aptitude
in the study Of both vocal and instrument
al music. Their cnri,at band of twelve
instruments is equal to any of our country
bands that have had no more practice
than they. Many of the boys and girls
have fine voices and are learning rapidly
under the training of accomplished teach
ers. A letter received from Carlisle states
that Capt. Pratt, who has charge of tho
school, ha; some Thought of bringing a
number of the boys an'I girls to Lancaster
and give public eat rtainment. A troupe
of real live Indians, wei! educated and
thoroughly civilized, will be something
that the oldest inliabitaDt Of Lancaster
has never witnessed and wOuld no doubt
be immensely attractive.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

AND now Register Edgerley ;nrns up
as to be every literally compensated
young man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

If Mr.. Speaker Keifer will take the
floor and tell Mr.. Representative Orth
why he could no: appoint him to the head
of the committee on foreign relations he
will edifv Orth and delight the country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-06

AFTER a desperate struggle the fhila-
delphia councils .jobbels have been again
beaten. and yesterday the bond of Henry
B. Tener, rs collector of delinquent taxes,
was approved after vain effort to take
advantage of the time allowed 10y the court
in it's mandamus order to select council to
do this thing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06


resignation II inefficient In q Ministry
possessing any sort Of dignity as q whole,
or personal pride among It's members,
Thou must 70. or we 80" would soon b.
distinctly prupounded 70 notably inef
6cient member Il would certainly seem
rather hard for any Minister after twenty
tedious years Of place hunting 10 have to
quit the dreams of lifetime, 70 stop short
Of the errraisg glory looked forward to,
Just because = colleague was too ignorant
and too lazy for his post, too ohstinsts TO
vaoate voluntarily, ard too deeply imphs
cated IN carrying out the plans oi the
Cabinet to be summarily dismissed A
Minister Of Finance who could not he
trusted 70 collect the quarterly accounts
Of esndy store is not a pleasant subject
for contemplation by Ministers or tax
pGyurs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. lisa.
Aurr1n frun a mother which We pub
iish today i weI worth the consideration
q the President and every individual
nsml,er o. the Board of Health The feel
izE upcu tins matter j. growing IN iussn
sity. daily not only herr in Honolulu.
hut uror the other islSnds Another veek
has rrasSsi and stin ss far r. W. have
besn informed the Boari q Health are
sitting idle Il they are doing anything
they s-y very quies about It.
BY the bye. where are tho~g hrsnch hos
uitsls that Ssl000 WIS voted for A cor
respondent OF Maui tails as that enquiry
has b.sn made about ors fur Waikiki,
and that the reply has bssn received that
a. some indefinite tine The nunihcent sum
uf S200 wuuld he spent there Whist
s1-z q AZ hospital car b put up for 20ll'
Bot leaving thE; question aside. why i
not wOrk commenced upon these insutu-
tons; Erp palaces. and embassies and coro-
NATIONS cf more importance than the
heslth q the pcuple' Article upon a-ti-
cls usei NJ. Gihs1u to indite upon tins
subject Nov b. j. IN power, and has
held power fur over SIX months. be has
vilfuIy neglected his most impressive
duty, be Is allowing his beloved Hawaiian,
upuu whose shoulders b. climbed 20 Cfhce.
. h. sick End u die without holding out
a helping hand; attending 70 tinsel poup,
rather than % prIrp humanity
We may also ask whsre Ere the extra
physicians who were % h engaged The
suoc--. - the Bo1-d IN tins direction
seemed o have consisted in adding one
O. Hawai and 70 replacing Dr.
HErumgni A noble record
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

On columns an filed with complaints
q tbs present administration. they are
the u-tpcu-ings q righteous Indignation
f-uu every grade Of society in the Group:
wherever W. turn c1nes up the same cry
% inefbcisncy. corruption lack OF admin
istrstIve sblhty. negligence IN carrying
oct oficiL business, and general inca
reet-. The complaints crme from No
Disappointed -s1rr heads but from those
vh1 rpFru>eut and actually sre the bcue
s1d sinsv a. ssE Is the brain power q
the cuu--ry
" ucry fsErsut ease has been brought
.1-rE-i than the Hil1 assessment Crr
-usie-s VII f1d IN another column he
f-l statement q the case. TINS is only
az instance q the sueficient and disreuu
tahie men that the present administration
s-s wilkins % father bsk1s, the Iusu IN
question hss been a preacher, and has had
g. cunt that profession. why. We VIII leave
tlE % luf1r- he public n b. chooses
BE . nov q LAWYER. There gre certain
st0rss IN circulation. about town. which
-Ivc q very o0Sent but very disreputsbls
-essur- why he had influence enough over
: cs-rzir notable of5cizl and a Cabinet
Minister b obtain his present appoint
ueut And the hard earned dollars u
1stivss e tkrlfty habits and uf planters
Nv % b. taxed by such an ignorant and
hs-ppurahis hoCty Such men can only
~ uns idea before them. and NJ Kekua
szsup.ihes II ty taxing the plsrtsr g. be
links b ought o. contribute % that Elor
Gus c1rluEu0n
Thls j. only az example " the class q
Lsu that NJ lIIhs1u and Lis clique would
Ind actuslly have put into power. such
eve.stlgus, however, ought 20 be no SUI
lrIsg vhsn the CITY hss sean the very fra-
.-sut exhibition q the Minister q r Z
lzncs -eelIng about IN state of
r1nksunesss when Il has, moreover. heard |
z his brgwiing in q pot house Il Is Ike |
raster. Ike man. What dignity has been 1
iied % Hawai- H1v sraudly does Nr /
iil1-on- who calmly consents 20 remain In /
rch coupSry, appear before every right 1
mar IN the community And I
nslly vhst u1sSuitcsut ideal : being 1
q before those young men who srg nov i
utarnr upCr public Efe' Pghr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

.
I par-ly ez1ozse Tie duties assi-nsd By laE 10 hi.
{ dsFarzEaszt--Clvll Code. Chap L Sec 15s-
The Department of Finance S5=i
60 pages or "a Sections as t5sSs
hence It vss obvi- occupies
wsisHty and -- he Civil Code,
Minister yusly intended to be
CIR" l=spousible charge. and the
lt its head vas to have No sine
out was TO be earnest and hsrd-work-
lz as vel as faithful and impartial in
the execution of the duties 0t biz post
But sEtsr sn.ths Instructions Of the Civil
Code detail only small part Of the duties
gF a Minister Of Finance, and Of the quail
feati1rs which should be expected Of any
one aupointed 70 such q post. He should
tr a tnzncier by habit a. vel a. BY pro
fgssigu PunctuaL exact, msthodieal his
5.scs should be an example 70 al Cthsrs,
Questions cf coinage and currency, of e1-
rbsue-rs. agencies ard interests. should be
II hin what physiology Is 70 the doctor or
tha1l--v 70 the divine. The necessities
q the State and how 70 supply them with
the least possible friction wlth business
- with public opinion. should Be his con
slant study. a. also the correct incidence
If raxat11u. the most eftsctuai and least
sr-a-s-ve --ethod Of collecting taxes etc
wa. trst 70 relieve from Is burdens when
The state q the Treasury allows Of Tellef :
where an increased load can hest be borne
Il r-ub=rr=1v a necessity should arse tc-
increased tzrztior-su these questions
should De ever present 70 Minister Of
F-rsnce. and Ee himself should be held BY
70 c7-1-rr-ritv IS an authorIty upon them
Not only should be study and make him
self familiar with all such topics, but he
should make known his opinions and N
tzr+io-s 70 the world our bsnkerS-
ris--n-s- 7u-por-ers and mercantile men
-zrsrsIIv. should look 10 hun kshItuslly a.
q safe and cumpetsut authority.
The question q the coinage most suit
able for general use and the lsFs OF legal
tender. have been frequently discnssed u
these columns. some Of Cur correspond
suts have aided N thrUEInE hEnt on
dark and difs5cult question Are We TO have
Havsiisn coinage ? II 50 VII the Mn
SER Of Finance inform the public as e
Z the reasons. for OF against, which led q
-. se.lsioa- L the English sovereign 10
PASS here as the equivalent Of the I ; nve
dollar niece notwithstanding the dlscrep,
I srrv Il intrinsic Talue II the two eo1ns
NJ - Tl-e NIu>1Stsr Of Finance TO say
~ - subject L our present Govern
maut inclined towards a silver or goid
Ls-i- ~ : ia -netaIhsti Lei them make
I 49, for the good q the puhhc thro1gn
| "a c1rrse. the Financial member of tneIl
/ Csfiret. VII they kindly make Know
! the ezzrt urospect q their loan throSgh
of r5-rss- thelr FIrsEcial Head WI
F. n hiunself curisscsnd 70 appear on =. q.
sagse and snlirhtan public darkness WI
be. can hs. Let szpectznt TAI payers Eno7
how uuch Of The last biennial apprupr1a
! tiou i s-psr5ed and what there : I
show for the expenditure Ihe Aln,ssTs
ss q MIuistTy. i jointly and seFerzlly re
sponsshIe fur The acton OF the regllgenel
q each " any q it members; theu IN
tuai credit II pledged 70 support a col
league IN hls dUtles- % % denand d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

ScycE We veusEred q exFres> the hope
thss the SUCCESSES q the Dsnncrzhcp party
Il he rsceut elections II the United States
d. not bod II tc or Reciprocity Tresty.
hasinE or hcrs on Tie traditional r.
tr.se Issniencies y that party. y have
rot had time g hear whether senators
Har and Dsvis and other RepubEcan
lsass-s wuuld sep rs over the knnckies for
ou- hssts tbs Of With tie old love and
un with the new although the Premier
organ plsinly vzrned q that ve might
szpect g. nuch- There is. we admit q
rossililit- thzt neithsr q he great parties
n the uni-ed States VII make the tresty
= ua--y question We certainly trTEst thai
- SUBJECT Eil be considered On is merits
and not n partisan E-tt- Little Harm
Erp u,ost snail folks. Ekss tc be saIked q
nd % tax cf hsrself and the great na
tons Sunsemes pat her % the bad ami
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
L.u-p.r-A sfstAsE sp.als-

Epuuz GlrrrrE In the srDzd at the Nzsie
Hall on the oeeasi1u q the st. Louis fair, a E1zn
Ezs pointed ozt 70 ne a eel kzoza isPar- very
f1r -uue u the disease yet be mingled freely II
the crowd. and for zaght l know may have taken
-sf-esErleuts fr1n vessels which l1ter On may
have bcen bz1dsd 70 myself OF uY eElldrsn-
si-v b Ii Ministry that they abstain from inteE
ference ziih lapsrs. How this nay Be do Eot
kz1E- but Do knor that If tie GnTsunsnt %
Beard Of Health ezunot- OF VII not- Prussct =
from tie risz u c1utEct With lePrusT- TIE soonsE
thsv are dismissed from 0tiee the better.
rrT-wmH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

RN VIRTUE or y POWER OF
II sale contained I'm certain Mortgage Deed u,.',
eJ william Wilson, of kohala. Island of Ha-.i
u iavur OF Robt r. Hind also Of said Kohsls dat,,
The sta day % Oct, A. D. issl and recorded n r..
b pages Is ID and - In the Occ of the Rcristrsr !,
and on account o. breach Of cuv--a,f
tn said mortgage contained
Notice i hereby -iyeu that the aid mortgage viii =,
iorec!psta On TIE sixth day Of November A D. f1..
aud shat upon foreclosure the estate therein -ntil
viii be Immediately advertised a. FOR sale A. Pusa,
A4stio1. ti- 49,, R HIND, Mortgage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
On Wednesday, Dec. 20

% the CUart House Door. 10 UduoIaIu
llnu ni ulhls expose Cor sale, a the right title tsf
interest or 'id gcendtui n aud 90 all and singasf
che ouc undivided half % the mortarci prerlfss. =,
lofl anu dc-Ei bed u thc mortgage % the com
IN thl eag-e hed aud -c f1rta aud described Ia Royal
taleui ill a. fellows yiEs " houmaka M L. kiii
heua mauAa kciu, pill me IA alma Pohuluiiutu ~
huAala uc hl.iu; q h1lo ana hcma uts 9 ken r
A1pualf hema @iif hik % nap: hens % kun
s1p5 akal 'st klm - kap; hcma q Z kom q kap
a.aila ma Ia alma fohuluhulu ko MaiihinI Akss
ktA '' sap akan u kom q kap; hema ~ :, ksa
!" sap aknu l'i k1m 81 kap; altila "a : ,hik lr
saps lema i1- hik - kap; akau isi, : hik q kar.
alaill hema 5ot4 9 hik Wkap; hikfl kahi hoomskt
A. containing an area of - 80 iaihoms situated a
Eulnui t9lolnl1, w the District of kona Island Il
Oahu Iulrss said decree interest costs asd ~ f...
and commissions BE- previously sltisded
&l f W. c. PARkE. Mirshal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
Tat HaiEa Piaztsr Again.

HArxu. Mani December I'D, I-e--
Eurrqz GLETE Be it a. il nay about TIE
uzntsr uho faded 70 get his friend elected To the
Legislature b feeding the natives eu dainties Z
st Be enufssssd thai the ediror Of the 4fr-TfiH,r
u-zna-es to rsf hizsef elected rsgzla-iT IN sonze
z7r or otEe- prHsune be ouuTluces ne VOtefs
of his pairi1tisEz ala honesty. Ihen h-s eenEosaJ
II r7nnir- TIE government zlll b god saEl ior
- d zze rext tine hat AID rs azit1ry
bgoE uhieh hzs besz kzozu 10 save the ltEes ot
zhaie fariliss-bT not rtalinz i-ziil s1-siy eiert
kim E-.-AN-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

toss her a surur plum But we hardly
expect that the renewal OF The AhrogEtion
Of tn HsvsiiEn Treaty WI be plank in
any political platform in the United States
At prpSeut Nevertheless, political party,
stray As II may trum the hrst principles,
seldom dissvuEs them. or casts Of
is traditions. The Denocrstic party, we
cannot ignore the fact, Is inclined 10 bold
and aggressive measures. II Is the party
which carried the annexEtiCn OF Tens and
the WAY with Mexico. Even the London
Tiuo, seems to think that its return 30
power Is No, without special interest 10
England
The lesson we rad for HAWAII from this
turn in American politics Is, 10 put II
mildly that no less caution Is needed now
than IN the past In the administration Of
our afEirs. foreign and domestic Putting
On pompous airs, hksning America to
Grim Tartary. Hs the Premier's organ
dnes IN It's pastoral article Of last week.
seeking 10 establish treaty relations with
China. 10 throw ourselves 80 10 speak into
the arms Of an Asistic mother. Is not the
way 20 commend ourselves 30 our great
neichbor Common prudence should dc
tate 20 Hswaiisn rulers 70 give no reason
able cause q complaint to the leaders OF a
party which has never buriened itseH with
the Monroe doctrine against the scquisi-
ton Of foreign territury. These b. plain
words We hope they VIII not be mis-
understood
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
sgrn1I ,Rofers.


rAe taais. haslns In charge The arrangements eon
necisd win thr Fafriu ad u thc -. Leafs ceiesc
take ihis meiAc Of returning thsr sincere thaHks 70
an whe ~ Aelr asslsiasce aided in ne successful &C
eopsAnrni o. the undcrtakinr and The obtaining ei
sasA rrstiyirr resalts, 10 M. n Bctser and 'hs
Havslian Bsnd thanks rrfared fur the sfatnion'
services rendered and to the nsvspaPcf fraternity Tor
tAciT kindly nofiees Pr Order.
Hcucllla. pec. IA ~ rHr CcSuIrrrr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

THE Ns'r ori-rHs Pirryaas under date Of October
Sis; ssys The trss are nov lighted IN over 100
sugar houses thru1gh twsnty-ssvsn parishes IN
Louisiana. Frcrz Red River 70 the Gulf. from the
felie1Gns 70 the cattle ranees Of Caleasieu. the
thousands Of lAhorers engaged In the pruducticn
Of this great staple AIs busy, It T. in tHct. vast
manufacturing center. The cane carts fOlloE the
l=gicns that lsvelns With knives the rank r1Ws
q care. AID all night Is hslrd the grinding Of the
rollers ard the wkirr % machinery thruuctout all
tins district lndrstry IS secunding the efforts u
capital agriculture and manufacture are bruucht
tccether and the welfare Of az least 80 QOp abururs
cepends upur the result. while over Sf0p0o.ooO Of
capital i awaiting the return II its investment.
AL vii Be rrsh throughout the sugar district for
the ne1t si1ty dzys and Christmas viii scarce fnd
the wears work dome
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
SVWI,NllEME COURT OF nm; :
asaa.sIa. As.: q. 4. .. .. D'7''I 81. -
- wAiptx i'rS-I isI,SSs +. ny Ut OF THE HE-
IN THE sJrPRFNTF CoI-n-,--

= = iee ha"slian Islands, In Probate IN ~. r-..t1
ne Estate Of J FRASER, late N Wcrsi,i 94alisr =
" " Shanecrs before the Chief Iascs O-is sa.,t
49, 5s osAsee % Accounts DsshsF-. -
On reading and lliur me rdfitfons -
~. est'5 ana seha kna Adminisfrator. ~ 49, ei
lic Or suo traser, iate % Honolulu .-s.S - =
they ssk 20 b allowed ss3si. and -, =, ~ NAel-a
via seSsas and asks that the SANE ~ ~
and approved and that a fuai uri-r rssy e1amins.
~ is ~ ',.ea ei nc property rvnanins in th.ir 49,.
20 the persons thereto entitled ard diseh., l.ada
such. r-funsihiltiy -
10 q urdered, that FRIDAY. DEC al ,ss.
M. before the said dustice Al Ch1r,s.- = " =
hsass a hlonoaa 3 and he same hereby 4 5s., e,i
accounts and that all persons infcfrsfi f,,aa an!
there appea5 and show eause % any th-v 80 's -
sa'l, -aeaIl uot H grluted and may pfrsent $500. ~
a. 90 who are entitled % thr said pfopsrfT s.1es %
this order tu ihc English language X y, N.Y. "a
tae li4Niiah eateite newspaper published snd r-i,
~ honolnie Tor three successive weeks rev y, - -
time t1ercln appointed foe said hearing 70 tas
Dated ut Honolulu. Nov. I5th fssa
Attest. D. n FYFE t'''le Nolft.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
Marshal's Sale.

HENRY L. GLADE, COMPLAIN.
IL ANI, " kAUMIUMI. Defendant Bcfor- n,
Hon A = Judd, Chancellor and Chief Iustics q D.
Slllgme toart % Law and Equity Of the Hasaiin
preme Court Of Law and Equity of the Hsvsiit.
l-llutis g favor % the above named complainant -r
l-e sam OF siN Hundred and SiNty-fuur pnisrs ~
seven Gents siQ1 Tor principal interest md c-sis
anu attorney + fees, Fifty Dollars. f25tp I shall