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0&W advertisement.
Administrators Notice.

TENHE HAVING BEEN
4 appointed by the Hon. Abr. Fornander, in Chambers,
Truestee and Administrator Of the Estate Of the ias John Mil
Ter OF Maka~ao. Island Of Maui hereby notifies all parties in
debted TO sKid estate to make immediate payment 10 the I'M
dersignedi all parties having property in their charge belong
ing to said estate, are requested to notify the administrator Of
the same without delay. An parties having claims against
said estate are requested to present The same daily aufheBticl-
ted TO the undersigned within six months, or they will be FIR
ever barred. W. z. MUS>MAN,
Trustee and Administrator Estate Of JOhu Miller, deceased
Makawao, Sept. 10Th, 1882. OcT Gun
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.

WXTHEREAS. LEE ON Chiuannn.) Do
w ing business at Puueo, HIlo, Hawaii, has made an
assignment Of all his property to the undersigned for the bene.
ft of his creditors.
All persons owing The said Lee On are requested to make
immediate payment to ID. W. Hitchcock, Esq. ,and all persons
who are creditors of the said Lee On are requested TO send in
their accounts to the aforesaid d. II. Hitchcock within two
months from date hereof. ID. III. HITCHCOCK,
w. q. JONES, Assignees.
nlo Hawaii. Nov. 18th. 1882. decl4d6t WIG ct
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NOTICE.

N NOW ALL MEN THAT n. THE I'M
INA dersigned, own all Of those several pieces or parcels Of
land situated in Kona. Hawaii. rs follows
Land in Kaloko. more particularly described 10 X. p. No.
3772, L. @. A. No. 924l.
Ahupuaa Of Makuu, L. G. A. No. 1928.
Land known as Makaiaweua. l.. c. A. No. 1906.
A tract Of land IN Walona, X. 2. No. 2llo.
Therefore, all parties who are now living on said lands are
hereby requested to vacate within thirty days from this date,
For Information regarding terms, etc. inquire Of the UNDER
signed at The Office Of His MaIesty's Chamberlain, IolanI
Palace, Honolulu. LEVI ISAAC KAIAMA.
honolulu, Nov. 30th, 1889. dec2 en-
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SUPREME COURT.
JANUARY TERM.

Monday, January 8th, 1888.
Rex VS. All Chin burglary. Plea, not
guilty. Acknowledgement for the Crown,
Mr.. John Russell for the prisoner. Verdict,
guilty. Sentenced to nine months i'm
~prisonment, and costs.
Rex VS. Kelly and Graham larceny of
1905, second degree. Verdict, mot guilty"
under instructions of the Court.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to Forolos,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ pursuant to n power OF sale contained In a certain THOR
gage Deed dated November 18th, 1851, made by Pierre Pros
pire, alias Peter Larkins, Of Honolulu. Oahu, 10 A. J. Cart
wright, Trustee, Of the same place, OF record Ia the onacc Of
the Registrar Of Conveyances. hber 10, on pages 23 and apf,
and for n breach OF the conditions in faid Mortgage Deed con-
tanned, that all and singular tho lands. tcnements and heredi-
taments in said Mortgage Deed contained aud described With,
after the time limited by, be sold AZ Public Auction. on ac-
count OF the breach Of the conditions rs herelnbefore ren-
toned.
Kamakela, Honolulu, aforesaid, and more particularly des.
crbed IN Royal Patent No. -. L. q. A. No. 0lo. Apana 3, and
containing an area OF 22 fatnoms. 90 feet.
A. }. cARTWRIGHT Trnstee
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu November 25th, 1882. no25 AZ
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In re James william Armitage, deceased,

LII PERSONS ANY CLAIMS
IN against the Estate Of the above mentioned deceased.
are requested 20 send in the same addressed 20 NINA
ARMIrAGE, the Administrators OF the above Estate, duly
authenticated before the British Consul 20 the under
signed on or before the2sth day OF February. 1879. other.
wise they will not be recognized.
UGnEs g. GEORGE.
Solicitor for the Administratrtr.
Auckland, Dec. 5th, 1882. de1s a
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The following notification has been issued by
Chen, Magistrate of the Mixed Court, by order of
the Tai-t'ai of Shanghai. 1t certainly does not
speak favorably for the progressive spirit of the
Chinese 1.-The Mixed Court Magistrate Chen
hereby commands the constables Chao King. Wang
Hal. and Hung Flu, who in obedience to the in
structions of the TaOtai, relating to the discovery
and prohibition of Chinese subjects from using
the electric light and to arrest and punish
ment of any one guilty of disobedience, had made
inquiries and reported the same-to Cooperate
with the To-paOs, and, in accordance with this
notification, to order the proprietors of the fol-
lowing places which use the electric light :
FoOk Tab opium smoking shop, Yeh Yuen opium
smoking shop, Tien Sien theatre, Wen Cheng Tab
opium smoking shop, Sc Yuen opium smoking
shop, Long Yuen billiard room, Wah Chung Wei
billiard room, and Fab Kee opium smoking shop,
to discontinue from this day forth, the use of the
afterwards. The constables are to report, within
three days, obedience to these orders, and the re-
port will be forwarded to the Taotai. Do not de-
lay or waste time in executing this notification
The town lay still in the low sunlight
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To show how strong is the spirit OF lmltat,on
hHiIdrer and how early female traits develop
themselves. we cite the case Of a n Idssc ga[1 Tn :
happening to see the SUM-, sud rays on 4 aG bt Of cloth T.
glass P ~ over to see the reverse side OF the pat
tern.
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Fnor the louisiana Sugar B0,e1 h We ,yaet at the
party OF editors hA " New Orleans, st which the
golden disner service was used" just Just 'h matoriai'
An editorial dinner served on gross
heavy gold Pah
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

We invite expressions of opinion from the public upon
all subjects of general interest for insertion under this
head of the ADVERTISER. Such communications should
be authenticated by the name of the writer as q qua
rantee of good faith, bat not necessarily for publica.
ton.
Our object is to offer the fullest opportunity for a variety
of popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inquirers we shall endeavor to furnish informR
ton of the most complete character on any subject In
which they may be interested
EDITOR p. C. A.-The following statement in
last weeks Gazette is an unqualified falsehood.
T hill leading past Mr.. Mackintosh's resi-
dence is in a worse state than it has been for
years. This comes of being so careful to place
a thick layer of soil on the top of the crushed
stones"
I tried to obtain the name of the writer but
failing in that, request you to say for me that 1
do not object to just criticisms. on the condition
of the roads in Honolulu, but must protest
against bare-faced falsehoods like the above.
S. a. HART, Road Supervisor.
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The Kalakaua brings a miscellaneous cargo
valued at $15,467, including 1880 lbs. bread,
SO barrels flour, 720 sacks feed, 900 centals
barley, 337 bales hay, so barrels salt salmon,
ITS lbs. tobacco, 10000 bricks, $50 barrels
lime, 200 NJ. shingles, "a packages wagon
material, 20 cases sewing machines, and % cases
drugs. In transit, 20 barrels salt salmon.
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In accordance with the provision Of Section 231
Of the Civil Code, q suitable enclosure has been
constructed and set apart for the impounding Of
sstrays in Halawela, Niihau.
JSo. E. BUSH, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, December p, 1882. d3O ct
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Civil Summary Court.
FRIDAY. JAN. 5TH. 1888.

FRIDAY, JAN. 9TH, 1888.
J. E. Wiseman VS. Frank Metcalf action on
promissory note for $50. The defendant did
not put in an appearance. Mr.. Wiseman stated
that he saw the defendant sign the note, and
also that it was not paid. Judgment for plaintiff
for $50, and costs $40.
NJ. M'Inerny VS. Ashford Spencer action on
%assumpsit for $3.50. No appearance of de-
PENDANT. Mr.. M'Inerny stated that the defend
ant is indebted to him in the amount named,
and judgment was rendered accordingly, with in
terest and costs, amounting to $64.2O.
The only business before the court was an as
sault and battery, for which the accused was
fined SIS, and a Chinaman for having opium in
possession, who was remanded until the 9Th inst.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th.
The Chinaman arrested on the day previous
for assault and battery was this day brought up as
an insane person. He was committed to the
Insane Asylum until released by proper authority.
In the case of assault and battery a mol. pres. was
entered.
Friday, Jan. 18th.
P.Ah Fas, charged with deserving contract service
from East Maui Plantation plead guilty and was
ordered to return. Costs 81.
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ME- THos. N. BIRCH has this day been appointed
an Agent to grant Marriage Licenses for Kaiawao,
Island Of Molokai, vice L. K. Kapoloii, deceased.
JNO. E. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, January 5, 1888. ja13 w3t
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Ma. AKOSo AKAU has been appointed Surveyor
and Guard for the Port and Collection District Of
HiIO. Hawaii.
f. L. END
Approved. Deputy Collsetor-General.
SIMON K KAAI,
Minister Of Finance. ja13 w3t
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II accordance with the provisions Of Section 232
OF the Civil Code. 1 have appointed J. W. KANE, as
Poundmaster for the above pound in Halawela
htihau. PAUL p. KASoA,
Governor of Kauai.
Once, Governor Of Kauai,
Dscsmber ~, 1882. d3O ct
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Friday. Jan. 18th

P.Ah Fas, charged with deserving contract service
from East Maui Plantation plead guilty and was
ordered to return. Costs s..
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OFFIcE SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS,
HONOLULU, July Sd, 1882.
All persons having Water Privileges are notified
that their Water Rates are payable semi-annually,
in advance, at the Office Of the superintendent Of
Water Works. foot Of Nuuanu Street, upon the LIST
day Of January and July Of each year.
G.. 3. WILSON,
superintendent Water Works.
9. z. KAAI, Minister Of Interior. nov11-f
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
UNDER THE CANVAS.

What a Representative of the Daily Globe
Sa,U at Col. Halls Monster Sho,U- Museum
at LiUing Wonders and Rare Curositjcs
Col. Hall, whose immense show has at
tracted SO much attention since its arrival
here, is probably one of the largest and
best in the world for the
price of admission, his tents
are crowded daily with delighted
audiences Of men, women and children
He has invested many thousands of dollars
in making one of the most attractive
shows known in this country. At an enor-
nous expense he has secured the following
well known artists: Tony Ashton, the king
of clowns, and his wonderful troup of edu-
Gated dogs; w. B. Leland, the champion
one legged gymnast of the world; P. A.
Pennel, the champion heavy weight litter
of the world, playfully manipulating a
dumb bell weighing two hundred pounds;
the beautiful and accomplished Elmore
sisters, in their exquisite songs and dances;
Nine. Adelaide, the beautiful trapeze per-
former, and many others too numerous to
mention. Prof. Joe Johuson's jubilee
singers constitutes an attractive feature of
the performance, with their comic songs.
The great mesmerist, Prince De Jalma, Gre
ates great attraction amongst the medical
fraternity of this city, with some of his
great mesmeric feats. No one should fail
to see this monster show. 1t is worth
twice the price of admission. The tent is
located at the corner of Seventh avenue
north and Washington avenue.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
AMUSEMENT NOTES,

The Vaudeville temple has been doing a
good business the past week, and Manager
Brown has engaged an unusually strong
array of variety speciality artists for fair
week.
Emma Abbott will open the Opera house
in Duluth Sept. 5.
Miss Mollie Maeder Steel 9, formerly of
the old Pence Opera house company, is a
member of the Mile Rhea party.
During next month Miss Phosa McAllis-
ter will open her season in Wisconsin. She
has organized company for the north
western circuit, but has also secured dates
in st. Louis, Chicago and other large cit
les.
Col Wood will open his variety season
at Pence Opera house next week. George
Thompson, the stage manager, is already
in the city planning business.
Charles Titus will play with Brooks g.
Dickson's Romany Rye company this
season.
The Grand will lremain closed this week,
but next week there will be eight ente rtain
ments.
The amusements announced for fair
week are numerous and varied in their
character.
The Jay Rial combination has done an
unusually profitable business, having
large houses at each entertainment.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19

forms his marvellous cures, and give some
insight into the laws of electro magnetism.
Admission free. Seats will be reserved
for ladies.
Pursuant to announcement, a meeting
of the joint committees appointed by the
city council, board of trade and chamber
of commerce to act in connection with
other committees in the matter of furn-
ishing fttin entertainment to the Willard
excursion party upon the occasion of
opening the Northern Pacific road, was
held in the chamber of commerce rooms
yesterday forenoon, and the following sub
committee appointed: D. Morrison, A. G..
Rand, R. B. Langdon, W. D. Washburn
and 0. @. Merriman. This committee will
confer with like committee of St. Paul,
respecting the details of the reception and
entertainment.
The proprietor of an employment bu-
reau called at the GLOBE Office yesterday
and explained his position respecting the
allegations made by newspapers to the
effect that he had swindled a number of
ignorant laborers. He states that the men
came to his Office in search of work, and
he gave them the address of contractors
with whom he had arrangements to send
laborers, and collected from the men the
customary fee of 81 each. They went to
the depot, but for some reason did not
take the train, but instead loafed around
town. The next day they called at the
employment Office and not only demanded
their money back, but insisted that they
should be paid for the time they had lost.
Of course the latter was refused.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
The Fair.
The Fair.
The following is a section of next weak,

The following is section of next weeks
programme:
The Minnesota State Wheelmen's meet
Thursday and Friday:
Thursdays Races, p. m.-ProfessionaI
one-mile race, three heats, purse $4,000,
for international championship, between
John 8. Prince, champion of America, and
q. W. Higham. champion of England.
2 p. m.-Amateur two-mile race, one
heat, for championship of Minnesota for
1888, Value of prizes, 800. First prize,
gold medal, $50; second prize, gold medal,
$40.
$50 p. m.-Meet at Nicollet house for
grand review and parade on Washington
avenue, followed by run to Lake Calhoun.
8 p. m.-Wheelmen's com mplimentary
banquet at Lyndale hotel, Lake Calhoun,
after which league of Minnesota wheel
men will be formed, if thought desirable.
Fridays programme, p. m.-Amateur
ons mile race, one heat,open to all Mime
sofa wheelmen except winners of the first
race. Value of prizes 500. First prize,
$40; second prize, $50; third prize, $50;
fourth prize, SO.
p. n.-Grand review for all wheelmen
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
MINNEAPOLIs PERSONALS.

Judge Wells, of Preston, Mihn., was in
the city yesterday.
E. b. Garfield, Arlington, VT, is the
guest of R. B. Langdon.
City Engineer Rinker has returned from
his old home in the Quaker City.
DR.. and Mrs. Kinney left yesterday for
Winnipeg, to be gone one month.
Miss Hogan of the Jay Rial combina.
ton. is related to the family of West, the
halter.
Bishop Foss and family leave tomorrow
on ten days trip to the Yellow Stone
region. They will spend i've days at the
Park.
Frank Salter, of the firm of Salter g. Co.,
Chicago, who had been visiting his uncle,
William Salter, of the Home hotel, re-
turned home last evening.
Fred Il. Thomas, brother of Theodore
Thomas, is in the city. He is the advance
agent of Aldrich & Parsloe, who will play
during fair week at the Grand Opera.
Peter Ramakle has just opened a fine
new grocery store on the corner of Uni
versity and Third avenues southeast, where
he will be glad to see his many friends.
George A. Bracket and wife, celebrated
their silver wedding, at Point Orono, Min
netonka. A large number of friends from
the city were present, and the gifts were
numerous and costly.
James Wallingsford, of Toledo, O., the
greatest auctioneer in the country, arrived
in the city yesterday. He will be engaged
in the great sale of East side addition
lots, with which Mr.. Raffensperger is iden-
tilted.
Secretary Clark, of the Fair association,
will not permit any gambling devices on
the grounds this year. Tempting offers
have been made by members of the sport
ing fraternities for permission TO carry on
games of chance,b but he has firmly rejected
them. Good for Charley.
b. L. Cargill, the Montreal scientist,
who is attending the convention of the
A. A. A. s., is an accomplished swimmer.
Last Friday night while taking boat ride
with his wife on Lake Calhoun, the boat
upset, precipitating both of them into the
water. The professor gresped his wife
and swan with her safely to shore, and
the association will have the benefit of his
profound learning during the coming
uaak
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
MEN !

The following symptoms, frequently met with
among young men, are produced by causes well
known to themselves: Loss of Memory and
nergy, Eyes Growing Weak, Eruptions on the
Forehead, Disturbing Dreams. UnrefresbinU
81 ep, Bad Feeling on rising in the Morning,
Loss OF Appetite, Palpitation of the Heart, De-
spondency, Timidity, Brooding over the Past,
Apprehensions for the Future, Avertion to So
ciety, an Unnatural Preference for Solitude,
and many others.
DR.. Spinney would say to the unfortunate suf-
ferer who mey read this notice, that you are
treading on dangerous ground when you longer
delay in seeking the proper remedy for your
complaint. You may be in the first stage-1e-
member you are approaching the last, and the
time must come when themost skillful physician
can render you no assistance. In no case has
the doctor failed OF success. Then let not de-
spalr work itself upon your imagination, but
avail yourselves Of the beneficial results Of his
treatment before your case is beyond the reach
of medical skill, or before grim death hurries
you to premature grave.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19

Il Gala Day for the ScienriSfS-T7te BOtdat-
cal Club Haze q Field Meetin0-The RLtIts
Visited.
After the three days hard labor at the
university, the savants appreciated yester-
days recreation in excursions.
In the morning, under escort of the local
committees, the scientists were taken
through the milling districts of the city.
They were pronounced in the expression
of their surprise at the magnitude of our
milling interests and manufacturing indus
tries. At IL O'Clock most of the assOcia-
tion took the Minneapolis & St.
Louis train for Lake Mime
tonka, where they took the City of st.
Louis for tour of the lake. They took
dinner at the Lake Park hotel and returned
in the evening, highly delighted
The Botanical club gathered large col
lection of specimens which will probably
be introduced at the meetings of the Bio
logical section this week.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
THE COURTS.
District Court.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.

NEW GASES AND PAPERS FILED
In the matter of the estate of G. G.
Washburn, deceased; return on appeal
from probate court filed.
@. H. Benton VS.. G.Zimmerle; complaint
filed.
G. 81. Benton VS.. G. Zimmerle and Geo.
R. Robinson, garnishee; affidavit for gar
nishment filed.
AnselF F. Scott vs.. Louis Schultz; order
of court overruling defendants demurrer
to complaint herein filed.
In the matter of the enforcement of the
collection of delinquent personal taxes for
the year 1882; return of county auditor Of
delinquent list filed.
Thomas G. Barnard VS.. WINNER j. Wei
lenstein; complaint filed.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
THE VAUDEVILLE TEMPLE

Netc attractions and Netc FGces-A Coca
Weeks business Closed Last Erentng.
Last evening closed good weeks bus1-
ness at the Vaudeville temple and to-mor-
row night will open new week with the
company strengthened by the addition
of new people and specially artists
Harry Emerson and George West, known
as the German senators, will make their
first appearance in their original songs
and dances, and the Hanley brothers will
also make their bow. They will produce
an extremely funny sketch entitled ''Rick's
Bad Boy"
The balance of the company for the
week will be composed of the best talent
of the past week.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
Municipal Court.


Before Judge Bailey.
Alex. Echman and James Brennan,
drunkenness; committed ten days each.
John Harris and Henry Wilson, disor-
derly conduct; paid fines in S. and costs
each.
John Shelly, disorderly conduct; COM
mitted ten days.
Martin Nelson, d!scharging firearms in
the city; dismissed.
Amos Provo, assault and battery upon
John Hagedom; continued until Monday
morning.
Andrew Evanston, using threatening
language to I. G. Bouchard; continued
till Monday next.
JohC Gaffney, abusive language to F. J..
Rooney, sentence suspended.
Martin Nelson, carrying concealed weap-
ons; sentence suspended.
James B. Lang; assault and battery upon
Bridget Lang; discharged for want of
prosecution.
Charles Cullamore, larceny of a COW
from j. L. Keichli; examination waived:
bound over to await action of grand iury
in $500; committed in default Of bonds.
Daily globe., 1883-08-19

LNOR sALE-F new houses on Ninth
IL street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avenues south, good cellar, well and cistern,
$500 cash, balance in monthly installments of
S35 per month. Price 81, 500 each.
Steam grist mill and 40 acres of land on Wolf
Greek, Wisconsin; price $4,000.
For lie, a stock of dry goods and gents fur
nishing goods, price 5000; barber shop, $3.50;
meat market, 81 10; grocery store, $4,000;
confectionery for $500, fifty year lease.
For sale, lot 50166, on Third avenue south,
near Washington avenue. Apply to J. K. Frear
Co., 81 Washington avsnue south, room 4.
23l
Daily globe., 1883-08-19
Middle-Aged Men !

There are many of the age of thirty to sixty
who are ofien troabled with too frequent evacua-
tlon1 of the bladder, often accomp anied by a
slight sdnarting or burning sensation, and weak
enIDg of the system in a manner the patient
cannot account for On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found.
add sometimes emsn particles of albumen will
appear or the color be of thin, rnilkish hue,
again changing to dark or torpid appearance,
There are mary men who die of this difficulty.
Ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage
of seminal weakness. The doctor will guarantees
perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs. Pam
Phiet, will full particulars, sent free 10 a'y ad-
dress Call or address. All communications
strictly confidential Consultation free. 4
friendly chat costs you nothing.