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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-22
SATURDAY, SEPT. %. 1888.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
JUDICIARY.

For Associate Judge, 4th Judicial Circuit.
HON. II. W. HOFFMAN,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-22
NOTICE.!
To the Qualified Voters of the
Respective Election Dis
tricts of Garrett county.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Officers ofRegistration of Voters in and tor the
respective election districts of Garrett county.
will sit in their respective election districts
in said couhdy, on the Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday AID Saturday after the first
Monday in September, that is to say on the
4th, 5th, 9th, 9TH and Sth days of September,
in the year 1883, and also for two successive
days commencing with and including the first
Monday in October, that is to say on the LIST
and End days of October, in the year 1883, at the
respective places and on the respective days
hereinafter named for the purpose of ascer-
tanning and registering in the proper registries
of voters and poll books persons qualified to-
vote in their respective election districts, and
ofrevising and completing their respective
registries ofvoters and poll books of their re-
spective election disoricts.
The undersigned Officers of Registration
will commence their said respective sessions
on the respective days and at the respective
places herein named at the hour of o'clock
A. NJ. and continuing the same until the hour
Off o'clock p NJ. of each of said days, as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
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Election District No, 3-Grantsville

Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the 4th, 5th, 9th 9TH and Stb days
September, and Monday and Tuesday, the LIST
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there could not be greater hubbub raised in some
quarters against the treaty. Evidence does not
count for much in this case not even the testimony
Of the Commissioner who vas most preludiced
against the treaty and whose business Interests
we're supposed 70 be injured by the treaty. If tue
testimony Of the Secretary Of the Havermeyer,
Elder & Co. Refinery, who has been leader IN the
igbt against the treaty, cannot be taken when II
e1nerates the Island planters from the charges Of
abusing their treaty privileges, whose can: Will
It Re necessary for every individual interested IN
sugar refining in New York or cane planting in
Louisiana to visit the Islands himself before be
will admit that the Commissioners, even Hayer-
meyers representative, are not wiltul falsifers'
I'm following remarks anent the encourage
ment Of athletic exercises, which We clip from an
exchange il very applicable to people here. The
writer says: Whatever may be the practice 70
which men voluntarily resign themselves under
enerva,nC climatic influences, II is readily con-
ceded that the remedy for this semilethargc state
Of being Is to be found in healthful outdoor
exercise. Energies unfairly taxed or that through
peruicious habits grow weary under slight
strain. require the relaxation and lnylCOratlEC
hour or with the cricket ball or tennis racket
sends the votaries Of either game back TO the
serious business Of life better, brighter and
stronger men, and the means to such an end Is
therefore most certainly not 70 be despised.
If 1t has such Importance where the adult por-
tion Of the community are concerned, how much
greater i that which attaches TO II with respect TO
the BOYS and vouths whose faculties are vet IN
developed, and whose characters have still TO be
formed. They have not acquired the STAMINA
with which the vigorous Influences Of colder eli
mates have endowed their elders, and their ueces-
sity for healthy outdoor exercise Is therefore
greater. IL Is IN fact vital necessity: an IN
dispensible condition Of future usefulness either
in private or public capacities, and such, the
duty devolves upon their parents as a community
to provide the means Of its indulgence"
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ON contemporary. the p. C. 4. publish
ed last week q very remarkable communi-
cation over the signature Of Investigator
which occupied considerable space in the
issues Of that paper on the Sth and 9TH
iusts
II time and space permitted, It would be
well 10 comment upon each paragraph in
the letter. as It Is, the general tenor Of the
letter. and not its specialtie> must be dealt
with
The editorial remarks at the foot OF each
portion of the letters are too puerile and
inconsequent to deserve notice. therefore
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
IN ACCORD WITH A POW

L cr of sale contained n a certain mortgage made By
see sung kcc 10 A. COuchcok dated the "a day Of Nov
1sl and recorded in liber q folio- 345 notice j.
hereby given that said mortgage intend. 10 forccosc
said mortgage for condition broken, and upon said
foreclosure viii sc al public auction az the alesroom
Of Lyons Lever in Honolulu, on SATURDAY, she
lOth day OF November ls az u O'Clock NJ. Of said day
specified
Further particular. can be had % J. " Monsarrat.
Attoruey-at-law. A CONCHEOk. Mortgage
The property To be sold consists OF thrccsixieenth-
share iu and the following leases Of valuable Rice
land % Hccia, koolaupoko Island of Oahu. to wit;
Lease from kopacu kuliiknuakaoic TO sam Guck
a Co, recorded libcr -, folio 1si
Lease from John MckeacuC to A. Chon. recorded
IIhgF ~, folio II.
3-Lra-o from K0paea KcIiklgakaole to sam Guck.
recorded Iher g., folio ~.
LEASE from John Mckeague TO Al Seon & Al
Chang, recorded ibvr 16. folio $50.
Lease from John Mcktnruc TO An Chan dated
April 18th, 1851, being the assigned the
-a-or by deed OF Eument dated l0Ih Of June is
And also a thrcC--i1tgeuth share Of growing crops
rice mill, huiding-, live stock aricultura implements
and all other parap pharuu Ia NJ! rice plantation. gsit
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Ii will repay our art lovers to visit Messrs VII.
liams d Cos Photographic gallery. Mr. Hassel-
mann, portrait painter Of merit, there display
some excellent specimens Of his work His original
portraits Of himself and wife are spirited and al
the same time eIquisitely finished. A cravof,
drawing Of lady Is admirably done. and shows =.
great advantage when compared with similar work
that has been lone here before its charm lies ia
I the exquisite softuess and r0uudness which i
given to the subject. Mr. Hasselmann also makes
specially OF colorIng photographs and the speci-
men displayed shows remarkable ability In exc
cutting this kind Of work. Il will no longer ugces
sAry for our citizens to send photographs 20 SEu
Francisco when they wish to have them well col
Ored. Mr.. Williams also shows some capital views
Of the volcano Of kilauea- 10 obtain these Mr.
williams has incurred not only large expense but
has also faced considerable personal risk. One Of
the photographs Is Of the new lake, and the ledge
from which II was obtained sank into the settling
pit ten minutes after Mr. Williams left Photo
graphing in the Hawaiian Islands Is not 50 smooth
work as it is at Sarony's IN New York, or Iaber's
in san Francisco
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- Uaii5u Islands Ia The matter Of the Estate Of
UOEAIlO q. thABBE OF HUnoluu, alleged bank
rupt. Before Chief Justice Judd Order OF hearing on
question Of alleged bankruptcy.
Whereas, on order has this day been issucd 20
the Mar-hal % the Kingdom 10 take possession q the
property of liuTatio tabbe Of Honolulu leland uf
Oahu, and 90 put his counting houses. storch0uses
gncCt- books aud papcrs under lock and seal on the
petition OF samuel Mott alcginE the said Cmhbc to be
indebted in The sum OF s2tsp and bis debtor 90 the
amount % suO and praying that for certain statuary
reasons boo -aid petition he be adiudged bankrupt
Vow therefore it is ordered that 10 O'Clock m of
FRIDAY The 2dth d1y Of October, A. d 1881. az the
Court Room iu Atoaui Hale In said HOnoulu. be the
time and place for hearing said petition and deciding
The question Of said trahbC= bankruptcy 10 disputed
and that notice hereof De given By publishing this
order Tor -four successive weeks iu the HswAuAN Ca
ZErrE newspaper, aud that copy hereof and Of said
petition be served on said Crahbe with a summons to
attend at said hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the supreme Court
10 -aid Honolulu this 2bth day Of september A. D. ISL
lsgal A. r. JUDD
Attest Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
HENHr SMITH, Deputy CLERK W V
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WATER NOTICE

kHWHrrr Esfra rHu lr. aHE Ha.H- nHs. n. r... a.
fhs H--s aF Ir nHaH.a.. Wa.". WHr. fs0- Hr >aHarH
.lrs-E. on or before juno 3Oth. H.HH-.I-.
Ffs r-|FIH-g foul. rH -aal#HH#H. .HuHf farI"r notice
I r WILSON. ~Hn- Water Work
RaH-rTH.. " b EL -U
E...... HF Dob. Tn#.r|H.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and of
Sale.

90 OF sale contained In certain mortgage made BY
Ching Kan sun TO An hon Yucn dated the sad day of
August l-e recorded IN hcr 5, pages 3i233s uotier
- hereby gwen that -aid mortgage intends to fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken and upon
said foreclosure viii -C al public auction at the plan
aton gt see Chong Sing, at Waalua Island o. Oahu,
on TIT RSDAN the eth day of November iss at ia VI.
OF said day The property and Interests described in
-lli mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of G. W Ashford, At
tprucy-It-Luw, Honolulu. kON NUEN, Mortgage.
Property aud interests To be sold ares Al the ght
title and interest Of said Chung Kan sun In and al
property real and personal belonging 10 said see Chong
Sing rice planters az said Waalu and all crops nov on
the premises q said Company and which may here
after be- planted thereon said interest being oucfourth
share iu the partnership Of said firm Of See Chonc
Sing
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Second Day

TUEsDAT October IL, lsS,l
The planters re-assembled in the Armosy Hal
at 10 am. on Tuesday, aud, besides those present
on the previous day, there was now noticeable Sam
Parker. ESD Captain Mist, H. Schmidt. c. Along
aud c. 4. Bishop.
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting, and the approval Of the same. motion
was made and carried that the election Of trustees
for the ensuing year be proceeded with.
Messrs II. NJ Whitney, J. b. Athors0u, and
Geo. c. Williams were appointed tellers, and the
planters present and yOting-represeutIug 1882
shares-ieposited their ballots with them.
While the tellers were engaged in counting the
votes, the attention Of the planters was occupied
by the presentation Of reports Of various commit
tees. Mr.. W. o. Smith, reading for Mr.. ;. J.. Alex
ander the report of the Committee on Labor. At
the conclusion Of which, the tellers presented tie
following list OF names having been duly elected
Trustees Of the Association for the ensuing year:
b. +. Glade, g. y. Wilcox, ;. b. Dole j. b.
Atherton, K. Halstead, A. Unua, J. Il. Soper Il. 2.
Baldwin, p. c. Jones, W. o. Smith, ". Il. Bailey.
Z. :. Spaldiug, A. $. HaTtwgl.
After the election Of Trustees had been decided
the meeting, motion, adjourned until the after
noon
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hortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH pow

Il ~ q -ae contained in o. certain mortgage nads
y . n AtlsA 70 stephen spencer. dared The lith daV
or April 1876, recorded u fiber g. page .; nofirs +.
-L.eu llat sald mortgage intend. 20 force 'uss
--- .lI lIt-i-.. Toy condition broken and upo1 -afd
igr,elosurH viii sell az public auction Al fbs .-,.
y, 8,,r5 a. ADAMS in iIguolulu, 90 WEDNESDAY The
@ w ~ vtt9n'f l.s 40 i2 O'Clock noon ~ aid day
-pecifeI ~ ~
aI.hef plf'irg.aIs cll Dc had of wH Castle At
l'IT-tL aI-i1W- >TEPiEN SPENCER M1rt-arra.
IE.ll!-ta 90 D. sold are siiulfed tu Keauuui WaIa
D54ur ana contains % acres, more parteuiarY de-
--L-.-t Au LlN4I tafcuf iHli 20 Muki. ~ o.
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- WAItAN ISLANDS. In Probate. Island Of
Olha. Hawaiian Islands. ss:-Iu the matter of The
Estate of ANTOINE MANUEL, deceased. Order aP-
pointing time for probate Of wiz and directing public
cation o. notice % the same.
A iocumcuf purrugting be the last will and testa-
mcnt Of Antoine Manned deceased. having on the sth
day Of October A u. ISL been presented 10 aid Pro
bate Court and petition Tor the probate thereof and
for the issuance Of letters Of guardianship the RI.
Rev Dr. Hermann kockcmaun, bishop OF Oiha and
Vice Apostolic Of the SundStch Islands and letter. Of
Administration with the viii annexed 10 " C. Parkc
having been Sled by said DR.. Hermann Kockrmann
Iti- hereby ordered that ~ ESDAY the ath day Of
October 4. r. s-i. al 10 O'Clock Of said day.
the Court Room uf said Court ut Anolani Hale in
Honolulu island of Oahu, be- and the same t. hereh
appointed the time for proving said viii and heaur
ssid application. when and where any person utss..
may appear and contest the aid VIII. and anfif.
Of letter. restImeniau.
II Is further ordered that notice thereof be given hv
publication. for three successive weeks in the HAws
ItAN GAZETTE and @ Kuokos.' newspapers printed
and published In Honolulu
And 30 s further ordered. that cittfions be issued to
the subscribing witnesses TO said will and the heirs
Of the testatorE said Honolulu. TO appear and contest
the probate Of said will az the time appointed.
Dated Honoluiu. n l.. October sth. iss3-
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice supreme Court.
Attest; HESEY SMITH nepuiy Clerk. gssN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

WHN the GAzErrE republshed some
comments upon King Kalakaua and his
Kingdom. taken from the New York World
the government organ was remarkably
virtu0u- and called for Mr.. Atkinson's dis
mis-al from Fort Street School It was
curious to see in the Idrs7is,r Of last week
q republication OF an article from the ~
Fg.nf1o Baa.. which did not comment on
the King political actions, but was a
direct reflection on his private character
There wus absolutely no necessity what
ever 20 republish tins article. no point was
made by So doing: IT did not show the
views an important country, like the Uni.
ted States. was taking Of 0ur affairs in
point Of fact there can bc no excuse for
the action.
When the GAHTTE article appeared the
Attorney General was asked % interfere
ID MAY now ha ID order for the Attorney
General af mtum 20 look after his own
paper While hc i- about It he might also
prosecute his own native paper the Els's
f1r publishing obscene literature The
Attorney General rF HfetH, sees these
thiug- through very rose colored specta
Giles. however.
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TruaI -Idrrrfisrmrnfs.


CTPREME COURT OF THE HA-
> WAIIAN ISLANDS. In PFohate-Island Of Oaha
Hawaiian Islands-ss II the matter of the Estsie 4;
EDWIN o. HALL. OF Honolulu deceased. Order an
pointing time for Troosfe " viii and directing pubf
cation of notice Of the same.
A document purporting to be thelast VIII aud test,
meut Of Edwin o. Hal. deceased. having on The i3th
day af october A. D. ISL been presented 70 said Pro
Tor the issuance OF letters te-ameutary Mary nan
william ". Hall and Z C. Jones, Jr,, having been aied
bv Mary D. Hall.
Ii is hereby ordered. that MONDAY. the sth dsy Of
November A. D. 1Sl, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day A
the Court Room % said Court In Aliioiani Hale IN
said Honolulu be- and the same Is hereby appointed the
the time f1s proving said VIII and hearing said sppi
cation when and where any person Interested may an
pear and contest the said N and the grating q let
tcr- testamcntaTy.
l. further ordered that notice thereof he given bv
publication Tor three successive weeks In the Hswt-
nay GAZETTE, a newspaper printed and Published in
Houoiuiu.
Dated Honolulu n !. October 18th, iss7.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: chief justice supreme Court
- LII
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4)aUaiian Gazette,
WEnNEsDAY. 0CTOBER d. IS.

Ar the Supreme Court last week, motion
was made by the Attorneys for two China.
men. indicted for perjury. 10 quash the in
diciments, there being no duly qualified
Attorney General to present indictments.
Judge Austin, presiding, as a matter Of
form overruled the motion, stating that
such serious results were involved that he
would not take the responsibility Of pass
ing on the question. Exceptions were
taken TO the full Court. where the question
viii receive careful consideration There
seems little doubt that the spirit Of the
Constitution has been violated by the Glib
son Cabinet. and most serious results
might follow unless the greatest care is
taken. This care the Court viii undoubt
sT1v4 le-lt.v7
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Following BE- O. Its, 1f lury case. tred during che
I,usi uvck at Che Sap-sug CHurf. Justice Austin
---siaiHEa
gI'H g,-ls- -NAfi'f iIEn
O. iAAllLi q. haAiian' e' A. elee.mgai. verdict
for F'siniih ". Ii. castle Tor plaintiff. u. L. ha-
zlakal toi aeiendanl
: p. hHne' af' q. NAlAieaiff eJectmeut Jury
FHiTed. sudeneHi for defendant '" H. Castle
H'g plailiH- :. ih l'ie ioI aeieaalub
william kTuuu y. hulOI sugar Company.
.lsluaass krtsapf l4 demurrer nguufrer 1y,sr-
- SHn ~. - ,.I,,-,fs. IA 4, 80. ,,.4
=.
a. Anufeial t1I ueieuuluis.
ruuiai haiikale " H E Il IHIuaknlaui sieg.f-
=. -, n, p r.s,r. - ,.I-s,.,,r. n
-.-.
tresi'il Tor oeitnaAHi
Nutior given by dsfsudaui's counsel that
MI M ,,luif, ,4tT ID. sfaF "a. the e4s az Hi
,--.-.-t-l- ~,
N-4'-- n@ et ".r y. samuel 'ih,ir ln
slcctrl-uf. 90 stHp p10caalIuE7 at Law. " %.
Snith and !. IHur4tou. aud q E Dole and 3 NJ
H.,-r f-.- Gsfsr7s-r.- D. Preston ! D. E.rr-t.,-
N. .''11.'
Ano Cecil hiuvu Tor pilluil'is-
Nrzru HrrT-
SK.salGlr. William ATysr. .5r-tr8sat pI4fnf44
socrpisd disclaimer. T. hus7a. tni plaintiff T.
Preston Tor defendant
91ErrsN rf-7.-.Hf1rrs.tr gt-r4
H., u.-,r.,-- r,..-,r.gg So, ~.
NJ iN- l'''H' No'
guilty o. e. e Ward for defendant.
r. ,,r.r.G ,.ss.,..-, -.f ,,,.r-r, ~, ,--,,r,,
'' h--'s'
v ~ 'il'-- "'-a ll i-Ni'''- TOY e'i'4A'li.
Al I'm and Al MUuE uy1C called upHu tn plead
ID an indictment faT r4rfHry for false suf4rIr IN
.,.-....t.. -, -. - - '-
'-e -NA''Na lel
conspiracy. f.o'h pi'aa iai guilty
Achuck and All hook che tWo actors who ra-
gauiiy arrt fined 81 each iH the police e1urf for
49, a.' ~ ..- 2 s fi., p.eaa Eqil,y 3gt
t-Ae- l,- '-.''. A-.e VIZ ail4NtN 20
No.. I,-I.-. ~ % ~. - ,.- oL ny ms
~ =, ...t 49, T5 ~, -lt -i'.I'iieas
a.. i - --- H. 81 5-' I' p ~ 80. 60,
N n f-...f. - .r.fg5-.S.... ~ '.''-''.
g., --i,,..- b., Fl. - 4-4.,7 r..s..-.-.
A.s8et a .I-flgsf,l.s arl 5,Tr1F.. y-r4il f.,-
55-7-f5a s1sl d III ,-5f-.-7 ~ =, --,.'sil n M
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When the GAZETTE article appeared. the
I Attorney General was asked % interfere
Il MAY now he iu order fpr the Attorney.
General rf uf#H 90 look after his own
paper While hc j. about It he might also
prosecute his own native paper the Eide
f0r publishing obscene literature The
Attorney General HF fHfsHH. secs these
things through very rose colored specta-
Giles. however.
TIM ur1priotgr- Of the GAZETTE news
paper made application IN April last. IN
proper form for charter Of incorporation.
Minister Bush promised his early atten-
tion II is now well into October and
nothing has been done either by Minister
Bush. aF H.am Gibson OF Minister Gulick
90 Irug the matter before the Privy
Council
Schemes Of many kinds, which were not
even Thought of last April have received
charters and still not O. sign of the GAZETTE
charter Each Minister when iuterrogated
0u the point has had some bland reply
and has displayed his ability IN carrying
ont the policy of how not 10 do It: but the
pupriotUrs of the paper get very little
satisfaction.
A political auImo-ity has no business To
Keep These gentlemen nom obtaining what
they nave a. moch rlEAi 70 as any ulnei
dws..or- IN the Hawaiian Islands Ii is %
real injustice that has been done them. but
It De- only another specimen OF the high
handed manner IN which the -o-Callcd gov
rruuput Of tins country I- carried on. The
matter OF TINS 1AzETTE charter Is !, now iuIlL
understood 10y the public; the Minister OF
Interior has not brought 1t iofWafu'
ilnAEA IL was one pl tAe very earnest "a
paeuuons made, and II sun remains III the
government pigeon hole. No explanation
ui O. satisfactory character mas beeh gwen
% the Ifoprrleiors. There are two "a!7 OF
l.ahlhE aI JAe matter. tlthei pure sllt' j.
allowed % inter enc ana cA'ch iLe ueEeI-
npmeut 1l % Legitimate business enter ils',
oi There are otA'f Inetheas 10y Nulch cAttl
ter may Toe Fu-ued forward, lAah lAe
7lS'E Al FORWARD ana ltEl'-inaI' ,1 gu' oI
lLakiAE formal "a. all l'l5ea,i'h 10 lA' munster
N lt'.ii.i- me -a,-'i '-ai r.
made. nAi We "o,.lo ', very I9"lu 10 Dt-
lrE' d. NllA ih' matter mas an ugly
l"gh.
We append " A-l ol iAe 'ualIel7 '-G'
nave ..'. granted since the aate az "IlSh
,4' 'thtI,t cAaftei was presented TO 'h'
Munster Nl interior.
June l'lA' ili-iAaSoa NIL l, % LaTpj. .,
A'glg' sugar 20. d'IN l3th, T.. y. nan
T44 N'A- N"halN sugar - aug. tl-'
l'4a"J sugar 20. aug. lglli L. floHoiLlu
sugar 20 aug lplA. Siutua! l,--elllg4ie -, Si
20. aug. : 'iL' -AlA,l ol' 20. Og,- ''A'
hA"aAAh NNlllar' NiaAulac'ulius 20.
or msrehandl=s of foreign product or nanufactura
l'll % E T s9s 2' num- m '2Ssii @ Esll5 ~ 6r Ssl B585rf ~
dollars. or. in default Of plyment, Imprisoned at
Gretioa Of the Gourt. 0Cfi Code Section 81.
Orr local tralesmpu have grievance.