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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. /

Island Of Oahu, -
hereby certify that the foregoing Is truc copy nf
he summons IN the suit Of Maria KAmohai vs. Alma
(chl for Divorce, and Of the Marshas return thereon
aud that the supreme Court the i2h day Of April
A. D. iSH ordered the continued to the July Term.
A. D. 1881 Of the Supreme Court and that publication
BE- made Of said Summons prescribed by the statute
Is WITNESS whereof, have hereto set my hand and
tsIAL) seal OF tho Supreme Court, at Innolnlu.
ths i2th day Of A April, A. - 1881.
WILLIAM FOSTER
iUl6 st CLERK Supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

~ cial District, Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In
matter of the estate Of HUGH TENNENT Of iilo Is.
vail deceased tesiaie at Chambers before Hon r. S.
Lyman.
On reading and filing the petition and aeeouu of e.
y. Arnold and &. e Riehardson Executors of t VIII
OF Hugh Tcnneni late Of Hlo. Hawaii wherein they
AK TO be allowed 3, and charges themselves with
g., and ask that the same may be examined md
approved and that hn4i order may be made of di--
tbutiou OF the property remaining In their hands to the
persons thereto entitled. and discharging them and
executors.
II is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the i,th day Of
Nay AID 1857 At ten o'clqek am, in the Court House
At Hilo be and hereby l. appointed a. the time and
place Tor hearing said petitl1n and and any
objections that may be offered why the should not
be granted. =. .s. LYMAN CirrnIt Judre
lilo, Hawaii. April1O, 1884. ia5 II
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lsrANrsl
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF

N THE NUPKEME VUI III UF
i the Hawaiian kingdom.
Islands, KING:
To WILLIAM c. PARKE, Esq ,Nsr,hal Of the King
dom or his Deputyr-GEEEIiNG: -
You are hereby commanded to summon LOUISA
GRACE BROwN Defendant, in case she -hai Ole
written within twenty days after service hereof
10 be and appear before the supreme Court at the April
Term thereof to be holden Al the Court Room Of the
Court House. Honunlu, In the Island Of Oahu. on
Monday, the 9Th day Of April, next AZ ~ o'clock
To- show cause why the claim Of ROBERT BROWN.
Plaintiff should he awarded him pursuant 20 the
tenor Of his annexed petition.
And have you then there this Writ with full Of
ynur proceedings thereon.
WrfxTI., Hos A. FRANCIS JUDD, Chief Justice
tScaD Of our supreme Court, At Honolulu, this
18th day Of March. A. D.. isSt
(Signed) HENRN SNrru, Deputy clerk.
Having made diligent search for the within men
toned Louisa Grace Brown and she not to be found In
the Kingdom, and do hereby return this summons
and petition annexed without making any service.
tsignetD W. G. PARKE, Marshal.
T,,,irIp Mareh f1th tsgi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

The undersigned have formed a Co-PartncrshiT
under. the arm name Of SpTeCkelS d Co., fol
the purpose Of carrying on General Banking and Ex
change Business al Honolulu aud such other places In
the Hawaiian Kingdom a. may be deemed advisable.
iSirucdl CLAUS SPRECkELS.
WM. q. IRWIN,
+. + Low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
CmCrIT COURT THIRD JIrDI

~ eiai District, Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In
the matter Of the-sstatc of THOMAS SPENCER in
Of Iiilo, Hawaii, minor.
On reading and linE the petition Of T. Spencer the
guardian Of Thomas Spencer jr-, MINOR Of Hio Ia.
vail, asking to be empowered TO sell certain tract Of
land called aakOa,n In the District Of IIilo Island
Of Hawaii, belonging 20 hls ward.
Il Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the iith day Of
May AID isi at ten o'clock am, in the Court House
at llilp, be aud hereby l. appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition any objections that
may be offered why the same should rot be granted
lilo. Hawaii. April 9. issl imS IA
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Having made dcrnt search for the within mentioned
Arthur 4. n Elliott, return the within summons rot
served 4, he Is not TO he found In the Kingdom
(Signed) ". {. PARkE, Marshal
Hanolulu Nov. Sd lisa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
RALAKAUA, by the Grace Of God, Of the Hawaiian
Islands. KING;
To WILLIAM G.. PAfiKE. ESQ. Marshal Of the King
dom, or his Deputy--GEEErtNg;
You are hereby commanded to summon ALMA
takcl Defendant, In ease he shall le written answer
within twenty days after service hereof 10 he and APP
pear before the supreme Court at the January Term
hereof TO he holden At the Court Room Of the Court
House, Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu Monday,
the 9Th day Of January, next at 10 O'Clock 10 show
cause why the claim Of MARIAkAN0IIkI Plaintiff
should not be awarded her pursuant TO the cnar o. her
annexed petition.
And have you then there this wrt with full return
Of your proceedings thereon.
WrNEss Hon. 4. FRANCIS JUDD, chief Justice
tSeaD Of our supteme Court, At Honolulu, ,hi1 ID
day Of January, A. u. 1881.
tsirncdD HESRr SsrrH, Deputy Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

fES o-r,iaHa Npahis, April numbcr came TO
hHHd b. last mail d contains many papers Of
interest several Of thr articles contain excellent
iufuruehtlun, tcrsely vet picturusQuely told
O'M.arA's Pioneer Stretches are continn,.d and
ns bright evef Ihefr nv ssrns short sturiss
yhiuh arr bright and pheasant; especially among
these muai b. mentioned A Hedacucue Prmrvgll -
and the "Ductur M Ordinary. lhs latter is really
cscrllent An Indian Legend "Muweina Lake Is
weird tele, picturesquciy set. The serial story
A Shepherd At Court. ruachss its eleventh chap
trr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

The regular year.y meeting Of the members OF
tht Y. NJ. c. A. was held on the evening Of the
- inst, in one of the rooms Of the Association on
Hotel street, President Judd in the chair. After
the dispatch of some preliminary business the
election Of officers for the ensuing term was pro
oeeded with. resulting as follows; President Dir.
Z. c Jones; vice. President Mr.. ]. Z. Water.
house, Jr.; Secretary. Mr.. L. Jones Treasurer,
Mr.. W. 4. Kinney members elect % Executive
Committee, Messrs. L. Il. Dawes ana T.. q.
Thrum. On motion, the subjects for committee
work we're decided to be the same Ms the Lass yoaF
with the exception Of Hospital and Prison Work
which was separated into two committees. The
business meeting being ended. adjournment was
taken to the main hall where n large number Of
friends Of the Association were gathered together
TO listen TO the reading Of the reports Of tie re-
tiring SECRETARY and treasurer, addresses BY Hon
A. +. Judd Rev. George Wallace and Rev. Dr.
Merritt, after the conclusion Of which refresh
ments were served. Following are copies Of the
rppUrts pngSgutCd.
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Nrw 1Ourrtisrnlrnts.
Corporation Notice.

NUITIE Is IT II TN Y II U II n
~ that the copatnershp heretofore existing under
the firm name Of Akoi \ Company, consisting ofAkOi
Lam Yet, chan Gee and See Hoptoy y Company, ha-
been dissolved by mutual cunsuut from the 9Th day Of
April sS all Of the stock in trade shops, leases and
good will Of their business at The west corner Of
Nuuauu and Beretauia streets In Honolulu has been
purchased by chin Wo Company whowi pay all debts
0f the firm Of AkOi 4 Company, and who alone
authorized collect all moneys due sad late drm Of
AfS dated April 5R, 1ssi CO6 sp AKoI COMPANY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure q Of Sale.

i cr Of sale contained certain mortgage made by
Jose Baha- Castle aud Hatch. dated the 18th DAY OF
March, is5g recorded la Libcr = page ui Notice Is
hereby given that said mortgage Intends TO foreeioe
aid mortgage for condition broken. and upon said
foreclosure will sell at public auction at the sales
ruom- uf Z. 4. Adaln- in Honolulu, on MONDAY. the
18th day April 1st al - NJ. Of laid day, the prein
&C. described In aid moTtga-c below specified.
Further particulars can be bad of W. X. Castle, NJ
iorncy al Law .
Mortgages.
Premise 60 De- sold are in Auwainlimu. Honolulu.
aud consist o. nearly of good land, fenced and
having house thereon The premises are suitable for
and will make very pleasant homestead OF one nj lOt
: chicken or hog farm having 4 cool dry climate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
License, Expiring IN April 1884

XII w " wv
Nurtu-ruy cor T1ri a Merchant strrHt-. nuHnIUI
! Wiug We Tai a Co, NHuHuH street
flsut NHsm MIirr sirr.t
w Kalspa llupuiu Pm" WafLars. KouIaupuE
u rr III. : "a. rarr .,ra+, Honolulu
trhnus wsa. rrr ti"l-i s Nu7aus ,tFe'i-.
AknIhuua A Aaun'. UuriuhH1H. NaiA'h'.
ATF K-nHalv. NauauH -trH0'
Az LruBs Nuusuu -irel-'
tsoa Aim Nuunuu -frH-f-
Ylm Qaon, unr AirG Nuuaun -ffrrl-r
II ~aiis, fo-i street
Akrnne A 40 Iast. N.FHfHu l.siTT..
nIiuu-ham A gn rT. -IrrH
q thun- Younr huu- Nuu1u1 street.
chs. Hhmtu-f. u'r iH'i 3 Ming -'Ff''s.
Johu srrt. ksnhuruHun street
I'm Jhogr fip B-rsr1ufa sfrrrI.
Earr - sing Nuusuu street
Wong I-s raIamH.
y B-rr-u. Bethel .ir--'r
is Assh6i ksl-E. 4" Noa"aiu' No1u.lua.
o. a H-rb-ft Quu~u street.
fs A. Uirr Eaiihl,
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" & H~r SEusuu stF-~
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"a akur~ naH. Mani
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

On Apnl 18th, ISIS, the last annual meeting Of
this society was held IN the Nestry Of the Bethel
Church, al which time Prof; A. Pratt retired from
the Presidency and Hon. A. +, Judd WIS elected 20
the position.
One week later the members were called together
IN special session to receive the report and rc-
eommendations Of the new Board Of Directors,
together with the announcement OF C0Inmltigcs
for the wear, and at that time the work properly
commenced. Al this meeting Captain Isaiah Bray
was invited 10 act as General Secretary iemporari-
" and did 50 until his departure for the United
States IN June.
The evening Of April Psi was one 10 be long re-
membered by the members and their friends who
assembled IN large numbers 10 witness the dcdicl-
tion Of this building. the exercises IN Connection
with which were exceedingly enjoyable.
The frsi public Meeting. aside from the deiio.l-
tiou. was one Of thanksgiving and praise, held on
Sunday Afternoon, April 18th. lsoi.
Since that time the building has been IN VERY
general use Ihe reading-rOom has boeu open
day and evening and while a. a matter or course.
the attendance varies largely, still It may bU said
10 be IN constant use. In May Mr.. L. e. Juucs,
Jr started a class in bookkeeping and thuse
who have availed themselves Of tins cpp1rtuniis
an nov being shown the more advanced stages OF
this very necessary qualification for a business
life. Later our President fUTIned class for IN
stfuctiau in the Hawaiian language, and Mr.. Fur
neaux has been giving mechanics a series OF les
sons in free-hand drawing On the first Sunday
afternoon services was inaugnratcd, Rev Mr..
Cruzan giving a short and earnest address. be
continued to take charge Of them, and with the
assistance which be obtained from other cleEsy-
men, made them Of great interest, but the work
was too severe for him in connection with his
other duties and a. the class which We particular
ly desired 10 reach did not attend in any number,
these meetings were discontinued and an after
noon prayer meeting Is nov held instead.
Public gatherings have been held for awakening
interes, in the Temperance cAusa, and for provide
inc entertainment for young men. The ball has
been often used for concerts anG lectures Will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
WANTED I

A GOvEKNESs IN A PRIVATE FANNY
a Mast be eompetent 10 teach thf English btanehe-
French and music- References exchanged.
esr Address X. r., wailuku Pm.
~ Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
WASHINGTON
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
Ca.h A.Iet. January l.t. lss4. 81 l,595. $50. "a

Takes Iusks against Loss or Damage by Fire on
Buildings, Merchandise Machinery and. Furniture on
favorable terms. A. JAEGER
IuS Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

srers different eide Of law arr In force in Ba-
rariu. uarusly; the RavariAn codc. applying TO
2inuup inhabitants of the Kingdom. the French
cside lin The rAlaiinnte apuying to tIi 30; the
suveruirn laws uf the Bishnpnc uf wurEburp 10
eluol The prcroratory code uf the principality uf
HRvr0uth 70 NllOoa the Austrian a. : lIletluitg
n upprr frauouuia 30 z.GoOs the sDlms statutes
% a. frv soQl and finally ihr Ccburg code. Ap
IiFinE o. only 100 inhahitants. TO make matters
stil worre, the different distrcts arr Ear from he
M defined, md lapse iutp one another in a most
cl,uriicsled faehion; their boundaries IN some in
stances beng - sharply drawn that one half OF
rne huu.H y unacf une and the other under anutheE
cude.
BnsDsrHrrr's speaks as follovs Of the ool,Os-s.
Australasia has several thousand miles Of rairoad
cunsirueted. and great many more prO,iressd.
also abcut 5000 miles Of telegraph wire IN use
Tha-s an owned and ulisrated BY the governments
- te RESPECTIVE uulouius, and Inay cunsiderable
rurrlu- annusiiy uvrr wurkinr c1Ipsiises and n
r1irs- A. the ouuntry develops they viii Great, a
|gIttug fund and cztiuCuish the capital debt nf
-e1isructiun. nov srcursd upon The general rrve-
tue. nht total furcigu Trade u these Anglo-Sa1on
coiumuniiir- ~ about fisnfp0 - annually. and 1t
v a4uadNy cruNNnc. Iie dinect AfnericRn trade l.
not EIuat but Il Is capable Of rapid rTpansuu M
Or farurnlc cundftinus It's very existence l. nov
menacrd through tho neglect Of Congress 10 pfo-
rde for tht continuance u the direct mail service
tn San francisuu. heretofore and presently main
tain-e wholly by the colrnics 81 New Zealand ird
Nev SUuih Wales The latier oolouy has made il
a cunditiou Of renewing this mail contract tempO-
rnrily f.r two YEAR that tht United states shall
luiriute one third of the total e1pense. II provis
Ton b. not made for this service the present
Hiuu, three months notice will b. given. nud the
cuni-nrl viii ccsst and determine the 18th Of
Sorcmbef lsa. These facts have becd fully pre-
rInIeI d thH nrstnasirr nal. and should b.
laid bcfurr the Postal Committees OF 10th Huusus
81 firnrrpas with a Recommendation Of some kind
Between iouuu and i2.iu0 letter. originate in this
cruntry murthly fnr Australnsia which carried
nrf disfrbuied free. far as the contracting col
suirs an cuncrrned- II then be any sincerity in
M crr q sirrtcndinE American commerce,' this
1-liuf shauid b. iaken up But what VI an Amer
can c1rrmcrct which Is cpinC 10 be restricted 10
rinrle life u Gieaulefs
NJ. james Campbell Is erecting very fne man.
sfuu fnrt sndef Diamond Head. u Is large, The
rI1r,r lrsfy. and il vii cummHni fine view Of
- - il fr1as of the honss vii b. a terrace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
NOTES.

Tns Ns,r Is,L NHf-ir 81 March l2th says; ''Dpl
ne.s IN business finds IT. oppression and mos for
cibls illustration In the export u sT,SDonpp IL
gold" There is lss-pu In the above for Hawaiian
funuciers.
Among internal improvements w hr1r thut al
salaries are 10 be 'impruved," At least ts,0oO =
year for tin Premier and fI.u1O tsF aHHss for hii
colleagues. A grateful country will npvuE b. sat
iehed with paving - pitiful price for such
trAnsccndeni talents NJ the Premier has displayed
for getting ths nutiun into muddles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
CARD.

FURNISHED ROoMS--Neat anu costly Fur
nshed Room- can be bad by an early application at
tgf., 80. 4 GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

After making diliEcnt search for the within mrn-
toned Alma (ch) he could not be found he Is out
Of the Kingdom per letter
(Signed) W. Z. pARkE, Marshal.
Honolulu. February 9TH, lSSi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
Supreme Court.

TN OK1ISIAI TELEPHONE Co. rs. L T. ADlNs
The attention of Judge Judd ard foreign iury,
vas occupied on the 18th and 18th insts, by the
trial in the Supreme Court, Of the claim for dam
ages made by the plaintiff against defendant, viz
Plaintiff claims of defendant 500 As follows
For cash drawn by defendant in excess of
hIssalary IN 1852, as plaintiffs agent $ -
For cash drawn in 1855 in excess Of salary. l,tu
..sIinc rIsipiif's stock I,OG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

Nr. James Campbell Is erecting very fne man.
,iuu iurt sndef Diamond Head. u is large, The
rrurr lrsfy. and II viii cumuHni fine view Of
a. -. h fruni Of tbe honss VII b. n terrace.
The tres. in TIE Park arr growing we'll up The
purk authorities keep the property IN eood order
nni SEEN to BE- having gOod deal Of uurk done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
HOP BITT RS

lfyuu are eostiyc or dyspcptic, or are
suffering from any other of the numtrous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels. 10 is
nnnr own faElI N rnn rnlnnin IN for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
british BeneToIenf Society
CO-Partnership Notice.
REMEMBER THIS.
IF YOU ARE SICK,

II you are lick. nor BrTTERs will
surely aid Nature In making YOU we'll
again when all else fails.
II you are comparatively we'll, bat feel
the need of a grand toniC and siimulant,
never rest easy til you arc made a new
being by use Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23
CUPREME COURT or THE MA

chief Justice Of TIE saprs@s Court.
Attesti
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

arc a sovereign remedy 10 az such com.
plaints.
II you are wasting away with any form
of Kidney Disease stop tempting Death
this moment, aud turn for a cure to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-23

And you will have no sickness sunerin- DOCTOR
bills 10 pay
s5ag HoILISTER a co Honolulu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Headquarters for .Inuo,,..

=, me Jewelry department OF Max
EIsers mnninoih estahIs hnent has
glo II with his Increasing trade mi If
mas become Il promineut teaturn NJ ~ ~
business. A fresh shipment Of ,.o oae
- jurS neth received and better
i i'".oi " lek OF watches, clocks, fine
}v"nirN ana diamonds cannot be iorud
~, -, r tils s'aie' Dir. &. a. Beauchamp
/" ' -" aas charge OF this der irt,neilt. Is
u u Practical lewtler of long experlenre
hi on ivy repair work intrusied To-
nun pef!ecl satisfaction is guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
IN hklnF.

TO TO church.
Let us have mardi gras celebration.
Spring poets will have to takea rest.
Council meeting tomorrow after
noon.
Examine the new electric lamps at
II Main street.
Texas pawnbroker's entire stock for
safe at a bargain. Call early and often.
The kline on the common lowed jo-
fully yesterday AT their lease of free
dom.
The postoflice alley is blockaded
with u pile OF lumber which should be
! re uoved.
Padgitt Bros. of Dallas will start
branch house in the saddlery bust
| ness in Fort Worth soon.
The boys say the girls don't come to
time on the leap-yea business. None
have had any proposals yet.
The square was almost deserted yes
terday, though Saturday is generally
the lIveliest day Of the week.
Winter has walked up in the middle
of the afternoon and is rustling TO uC-
complish its work by nightiall.
Go To the meat market If Smith,
rhurmnnd x ca. for nice cOrn-fed beef,
mutton, pork, pork sausage, game and
fowls.
II few million cubic miles of yes
terday's wind coulh he preserved for
summer use, one might be cunsoled
its presence.
1t is said lha; the Hon. Wash Jones,
formerly of Bastrop, has been Retained
TO assist the prosecution in the case of
the state vs. Il l.. Cunningham
10 Litrletun. the commercial lraveler
Tor ocheuber * Huchstader, miss, d the
bus Friday night al Henrietta aud
white walking up town his ears were
frozen.
MIR. John +. Swayne has contracted
To have Weathrrfprd street in front of
The Swayne block graveled, GRADED,
curbed aud gutter, d at cDst of s3lj.
Mr. J Sphar Is the contractor. Let
the street boom 70 on
One young man often takes pride in
freezing out another fellow, when
they both hit on the same night 80 visit
4 young lady. But unless The weather
mpderates llie Whole trio may ire, re
cut tonight ifthey try the gate racket.
Sidewalks on some OF the prjDcjp,l
sir'els of the city are hiockuded 80 that
IL 2'n lenIun anu lady can not lass
along without tukihg II single hIe
Business men Should ut forget while
doing big business that the sidewalks
are intended for the public
Rev. w. c. McCune, congregational
minister, breaches every SUNDAY after.
noon at " o clock in In Cumberland
Pre~lyte rian church, corner of Eiglh
ana Taylor streets. Subject, SUNDAY.
hlh inst What is the Bible Doe
trine of Hell, against which InfideIs
so Bitterly inveigh -
Max Elsrr has secured the services
OF Mr. f. \ Kuta, OF New York. au
artirt OF recognized ability and long
experience. and now proposes to doall
Kihds OF interior decorating, frcscoin.e
p@ptfing, kdlsonine. eve, rs cheup D.,
II can bc done in the city. His stcel;
OF wall paper, borders and trimmin,t
y: iresh, new and clean, and satisfac.
'"h lil every Instance is guarantrea
ihe furniture establishment of Fakes
& so. have now IN stock some uf lhe
h9hdsonest bedrootnand parlor sets Ia
ne lnhnh inside or 0Gs the state 'Pirn-
~ IN their efforts 10 meet the ~
9nlfthient' of the trade they leay.
i"thiuS undont, and any Article in
the'r line rom Il 2j-ceut paper .ileton
$50 st Of furniture can be had on
shot notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
II" the Public.

The management of The Hotel Pick
NleS regret they were Unable To IN
Ni!e men irends 10 enjoy their
'i'F'simas cafols' With them, bur
nos t.'sh :" anuonucc that on Mon
"15' Jauaary ., they will toe ready 10
etLtIlaih them. and trust they will Az
fail AID assist IN realizing their great
eNpee ta'ious, = and viii assure their
PATRONS 10 be tha' they viii never
hnd the Hotel PiokWlci; "sleak
h9ase.
W. Il WELLS q 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
District Court

The case OF the state vs.. Riddle alias
I-uel j. Rupe, which h;ts occupied TN
attention Of the c0ur. Tor two dave
past. wns decided l,y The iury return.
inE verdict of not guilty. The case
attracted considerable attention ON mo-.
court o. the conflicting statements
ninf'e py credible Wltncsses TIE De.
i ~ Saceeeded ~ pruluciua o doubt
A nc minds OF the Jury ia regard 10
the identity OF kupe a- che man Who
attempted 70 soil Mr.. Darec,t his own
COW some lime last sumner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Fruits and Ornamental Trees

We have "a full line OF Texas grown
trees-sllver maple. Russian mlllb4r.
ries, powlonia imperinlc, umbrella
emma, peach, pear. plums, crane
vines, berries Of all kinds. everrgeens
magnnlias, petisporom Japanese plnni
Cape jeanine aud arboryi.ra-r
ever blooming roses, bulbs of ali Kinds
NAM street, next door to Texas Ex-
press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
:. u SCHwARrZ.

Cumberland Presbyterian churcb
corner Fifih and Taylor streets nv
r. - Lawler past +. Sabbath school
j. Fakes. 'i'' w.
"Conserrnlion.n 49,
g, !., service, : p. m. Subject
MRS Brantly,organisl.
attend. '"'''e" 10