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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
QUOSC HUNG TONG. MORTGAGES.
!. RrssELt, Attorney for Mortgage. fOil 81
MOrtgagee'B Notice Of foreclosure { Of Sale
~ A CONN NfrE NTITII A pnW-

Mortgagse'S Notice Of foreclosure { Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Il % sale contained IN certain mortgage made "
Chock Kan. Chung Ung, Pen Look, sen Wo, kan zee.
thoI fan Mong Va and sea Hoy constituting the
Hawaii. 70 Chang Va Co, Of nonoiuin dated the
18Th DAY q December i,2. recorded IN nber - On
pages rs rs and iis nUtice hereby even that he
said orl-ees mend 70 foreeose said mortgage Tor
condition brukens and upou sald foreclosure viii sell
ru1ilr 11rfon 1t the sllerr1oms 81 LYONS 4 Lever
ln Honolgll. on SATURDAY August znd. 1854 Il IL
" Of said day 81 the property dsscrbsd IN said
.ags beIqH dcrcfibed. CHUNG VA a CO..
Mortgages.
RicuD. ?. BicEEErgr. Atty. for Mortgages.
Property 90 pc cold f. situated a. Waimanu. faanf
% Hawaii and consists u al leases 20 Kong rck Wal
A Co Alec, az Tools, Machinery. fmpiemenfs Bald
ngs Live stock and belonging 70 said Kong Tick Wat
a 90 Eee Plantatigu.
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OK q 0a- kssnest business usn- On
IoCk1rE over the new General Banking
Act sad. To me- the most important
urirt l. left 0u1-shat l.. what protection
have the isposIrQrs n case the bank makes
heavy losses and shpGlt be compelled 70
suspend payment. The entire capital Of
the company. By tins Aet- can be invested
IL bor,i>. and sLzh5y per cent Against sT.h
bond, would b 0G- Il notes. Not one
cent q the capital VII remain n the bank
with the exception Of ths notes. L any. and
- n1zch q the funds u the daposlt0rs a.
there VII - left.
Beng q S1zionaI Bank and under the
supervision Of the Government. It should
not b. allowed 20 ISSUE more than sixty Der
cent Of the Var val1e Of the bonds. 80 that
II ca.ss q 4 uz-shar. some funds VII b II
the ha-,fs q the Government fJr the pro-
lection Of the iepCsItCrs.-
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A. 2 JUDD
Attesis hiefJusticc Supreme Conrt
;Ui HESEr SMITH. Dcputy Cierk ~
SUPREME COURT OF THE IA

SUPREME COURT OF THE IA
~ uaiian Islands In Prohafs-In the matter az urrf
% the VIII u WILLIAM NILLIrE WENNER Of
Honolulu deceased Order appointing tie Tor Probate
dcgucnt pnrpcftiug % be the last will and tesla
meat ef William Miiiits Werncr, decreased having %
thc sh day Or JAY. a. D. SSi. been presented IT, sa3
rue1tc Cuurt aud pctiticn for the Probate thereof
and the issuance Of iciirrs tcstamcnsary To- rueh
Mcintyre having been dfd By him.
Il i hereby ctdervd. that II ESDAY, the .gih aav
q iuly AID isl a 10 ocock am. % aid dav n me
Of said court. al Aiicani Hale IN ranoiu-
In BE-. and the same = hereby appointed ire time for
proving said VIII aud hearing said application. when
and where any person interested appear and con.
test the said W and The granting q letters TESLA
mcnt1ry.
10 farther urcrc that noticc thrreof Be given b
publication. for three successive weeks m tho uAWai
published IN H9Rolnlu.
Dated uOuoiale.. n. 4, JAY lih. AID. iSsL
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Canmltae.N Rsnn-,.

he foliD~iag svports wers PEeseatea 10 he As
Seuabiy ~ The cornnittee ~ ukem The Subsidy
eil preseatei Ii Reds veyy little analysis 70
ranGcs Itself. MesSss. AAolcN kRrsns. aud kAnna-
aarc. vs., NssSsS ) r. no,e. c, Il. RsAop, and
GcdisSy RroNn. The Weole system u lextSla-
tsea q the co1ntgy lalsly ia presented IN nat
shSh u thiS matter. X has an along ben brains
" paid snrco-terS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Nortgagee.7 Notice q lntentlon 70 Tor.eIos.

~ that pursuant to power Of sale contained In =
mortgage deed dated thcl1th day Of Nay A. ID. feEI
made b. Ching Alan Of Pluoa leland Of Oahn Quone
Hung Ton. oi Honolulu Oahu. o. record in the or1ce
Of Registrar Of t0nreTlrces IN bcr 81 pages 81 rs
and y, and Tor breach Of the conditions In said
gage deed contained that all the property therein men
t0ned and described will after the time limited By law
BE- sold AZ public auction.
The property in said mortgage described being rizs
All The household Interest Of the said Ching Aau In
the land leased 10 him BY D. kaohiai also the lease
hold interest Of Akau the land leased By Euaohao
~ 70 ALal. and also horses all the houses struc-
tur-s furniture. tools, implements, and al growing
crops o. taro growing said p7emises and mentioned
On said mortgage deed.
Dated July fsr. 1884,
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale
Postponed from July 14tO 81.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Of sale utained In 4 certain m0rtrare made b.
" Jones % Mary A Hail. (lssrned 10 Phiiip Bufiefl
dated TIE 18Th day Of September $50 recorded in iiber
81 PAGE 80 Notice Is hereby given that said mortra
intends % foreclose said mortgage. for condition
hrokcz- and upon aid foreclosure will sell at public
11ctlou az the salesroom % 2 Adams In Honolulu
On MONDAY, the 21st day Of July, 1874 al Il n. Of
faid day the premises described In aid mortgage ~
below specified Farther particulars be had % "
r. Castle, Attorney PHILIP BUTLER.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Premises 70 be sold are situated in WANNA and
Haeua, Leland Of Kauai, and consist Of ~ shares
olt OF about - IN the magnificent Ahupua1 Of Waini
Ia kauai containing kalo aud kua and inexnausiable
wood laud- % - acres OF vanabie land In Name.
covered with fne viueFsrd and olive orchard fOf1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

-hNAANN " NANNANeNAN = VI SAW
Postponed from July IA to 81.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Il e. Of sale contained In certain mortgage made 81
Peuikekila and kimoku 70 Pred J Lowrey in Trust
dated the l6h day Of December. ISL recorded IN her
-, page ~ Notice l. hereby given that said noriga
broken and upon sdid foreclosure win sell az public
tactiqu a. the saleszooms Of ? Adams in Hoaolnlu
on MONDAY the 2ist day Of July, 1871 AZ fe N Of
said day the PREMISE described in s1d mortgage a.
below specified Further particulars Be had % "
Mortearee
Premises Be sold are situated In Palma Island of
Oahr, and cunsst Of - Of good kalo rice lad
nov uuder cultivation being the premises set
forth in Royal Patent go 70 Halulu Iii Or Nduuaia
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chief Justice q N, ssps =, ss cs,,,
Attcsis UaNHa SurrH. DEPUTY Clrrk fdfFln
SUPRENE COURT OF THE IA.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.
- wsiiaH Islands y l'rOeaic IN ne matter q ne
minor. Ecf0ge Chirf justice Indd
o. reading and Sling the petition 90 Daniel Airran.
der smith. minor, e LVcrucrc, Alameda Counfr ID
TIE state u Caifurnia T. $ A. alleging that be n ihe
nephew and one % the heirs a faw q captain Daniel
SMITH. late % noaoiuln deceased, aud prarins ma
letters Of guardianship Issue % Sanfori n Dole
it i crtercd that FRIDAY, the .5th dav % Iniv A.
y. III AZ 10 ociock q. be ana hereby a arrolnfr
fcr hearing said petition before ire said rre
tn ire Ceart kocm % this Ccurt. a. Hcnoinin Al
whieh urie and place AZ persons concerned nav ap-
pear aud show cause. n any thcy have whv me sars
shoyd not b stsuic and that this order ~ pnbshed
IN Tie kngsh ansuarc for three successive weeks in
she NAWNitAN NAErfrr newspaper IN Houolafr
Dated neuolulu II. l., JAY u. ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16


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Attest, calsf Ia,iiss y, ss ssS,s,ss c,.,,.
usSsv SSrru ncpaiy CicsE. ioIaN
SUPREME COURT or VuE ma

SUPREME COURT or THE rTA-
- gaiian tssnds. ~ rIeeslc.-ln me matter n
tr.,ot - Nv giu ~ FREDERICK THOMAS LINE.
rcticc % thc same.
A document rurrFfur to - thr iasi win ana t..I.
crt % ffecrck T, Lcnchan. dcceascd haxIn4 On ne
sih day % JAY, a. n tSSt tccn nrctfnlr. IL saIf
treeaic NotfA anu petition iof tar lrooaif ilrrsnf
aud cf IRE issaAuce cs fcttcrs csiamcnarY % AheT
lsrzrr, haVias eccn hlcd ~ him.
II Il hcrvny ordered. that FRIDAY. the IL tar q
August. A. y, icSL AZ ~ ecinck A. m. 81 said dav
a The Cotsi ROOM % aid Confi, az Alotni Hale IN
Nouolala tc, and the same n f@frhy appointed M
time fcy psoylng said VIII and hearing aid applIcs-
uou, Nhca and whcfc any rcfson Interested nay an,
pcaf aud e'nicst thc said VIII. and TIE eranlln< q
letters tcstaricntary.
Is Further ordered. that ncicc ihcrcaf De fiesn bv
publication, Tor thrive secces.ive weeks, m me uaws
Nsn Getcitc, newspaper printed and pueiishcd n
Monoiule.
DATED Hcnclula. II, l.. JAY $ lisa
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no RENT AT PUNAHOU
Notice to Creditors !
Executors Notice !
,.v. .r-r..4 rsn~r. .-.-.-

Executors Notice
THE UNDERGROUND. EXECU-
u TRfI a11 Executor % the VIII o. Beni1r1iu r..
BoIes % Hoaoills. dees1sed Eotify al persons hagn
cial1s a1iEsf TIE aid estate 70 pfeeut she sane day
authenticated vita ne proper Vuuchera uheiher
cured b. mortgage Otherwise. ~ The lnderfizued
sifhin s1 months from tie date thereof. fh~y viii
y FOREVER barred. notice Il also lffebT yrsu fhnt
have this az deplzed NJ. b. Fr1nk B5es b collect
al noaeJs dee 70 fte share estate a. Ne ofce On
KasmanE Street, fIr1a W1rehg1fey
ELIZABETH g. BOLIEs
CHARLES ursTACE,
Ezessfr1z 4 Ezerator VIII q B. r. Bdiies. Ger d
Honol1i1. June i-th- ~ 1914 d
WANTED I
DY A YOUNG LADY, 4 POSI-
10 fios - ses Telct fn FInliy one q the cher
Isl.s1 prsfeusd- 80 Addrrsr a, 3. c.,
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Mn advertisements.
POUHD MOTTO

VALUABLE TRUTHS.
III you ar s11sring frsal POOR health
% alzzithInz ca bed Of si-kness
Hop BitIeFs will care Won.
II Fsa are .iaPli afliaz. if Yos feel
weak 1at rifpiE-led- TifAs1f clearly
'knsEilg NhT-
Hop BItters will Revive you.
-IrTsa z-s a Mizisisr. and have oEsr-
-tIzsf Fssseef with T0sr paatoraf
-tIties, o. Mothsr, soru oaf vita care
-Ead W1rE-
Hop BsIIers viii Re-I0re you-
II gaa ae a a.az q basiaess. o.
si1h1urzr Vsatsaed b tie ftraia q
-yulF sFssT-daT fzfies- q Ean q 1t
-iezs, faiIiaz ever roar nidnl zhf Hors.
Hop Bitter will Strengthen yoE-
IF Es1 are sas.rfaz frsa ov-r-esiIs=
ar f-faEiu-- aaF ialissrsfioz o. dissL
patton zEs goa gqsaz sad -EsTia- To-
'flsf- ~ is often TIE ca4e.
Hop Bitters will Relieve y0u.
II goa ara ~ he ro-EsEsp a The
'farz- a. tle 1@sk- z1grhers, Esd fesI
-Ih1f y1ur sTsfsz reeds ele1asin<- tsz-
ta=- o siizllIfizZ- sitAoat iaiazic1f-
Hop Bffters Il what yoa need
II goa ar Cd aud Toar bod mia
s1af lil71rs. pllss fssb.e. Josr serves
-szstezdT fn1 Jssr flesiilss p1niHE.
Hop E5itter- will give yoa sew Life
and EI<our.
HOP BITTERs j. a. eie1s1f- kezL
ray a1d ssfresaiaz frsaris< for nd,
as1G1l drirEs. ilzpI-e Hatsr. -. reader
-izz Ileu hEr1.ers- aad fEeczeaiaz IN
-s1dsra a1L gizlafilx f1e Ft1l1ctH
Cleanse, Purify and Enrich the
Blood with
Hop BftIers.
Aud IN Ei klseEs slekse.. Or szssriu< q da-ier,
5lits q ~
HOP BfTTEnE.
g. eellEr relfl1t alt Esfrc1lilS flas1zriaz foE
sl-zsrsaa dri1ks al luD1zs EateT. fr1deriag fh<4
aarlleea- sEeeesaiHz ne zosfA, sd sieszsiaz q
= Il n0fIf.rzE 4 20 na....l.
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- -'W-INI " 7 Wl NII7llI Z UI 0-7I7
Postponed from July IA to 81.

Attest; Chief Justice o. The supreme Court.
MENur SIXTH. Deputy CLERK i0is
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=.
- uallAn lsilhds-in Probate, lr ne naltef ~
tae Estate n NENNkN \. WHITNEY. laIs 81 urar,
ia'a. oaha, aecrasci tutrsr1le AZ ChInters 1eioIs
Chitf tusflse I1.Id
On tgsies ana ailas ne psiiilons aud scscdals q
AleN, 7, t1rlUfirhi aioaasiratc4 - ne estate ~
Nervtf 3 Whilney, tic ~ uuncuiu- oatn, dtceaIeIl
saes-ir rhe asks - oe allowed ttnE ef EaI t1arrrt
hiastif with st,s A. and ssss That no lsna nay 81
eyesaine tnd tpptesod sad that anal erirf nay ~
ftde 20 daifinallou 81 ne plopcfly rcu1nur n ail
hands ne rcfsoal therrla caiiilcd an schaF4Ia
hia aed Ms sagces iroa an ialtacf resrpnsltlf ~
sarh ttaslnist9aicr.
q = ordered tast FRIDAY tAs 1ssd t,y - Aarssl A.
piS>l AZ ioaNlock ~ trcfe the sal1 hicf Justice.
~ Neatifft "a tAt WV titast A. uNNaIliH - and
thr same trreoy 4 afreiuied a. M tine an1
Fscc ~ hrsriug aid fetuca and ncccuHlt aad lhaI
an persons interested naf tAen and there appear and
saou eaaee u any taey AAve uhr he sane shcnll upt
ec granted, Aad nay present cyideaca a Wa are
satiiyd to ne said pTopcftY, And tn1t ihla eltf
the kariish ruage, - rahllshrL IN ne nKNkutN
UstxrVn,t Newspaper nfinled ard ranilanci a uuno-
lula itt lhrec successive weeks rlrTirna h1 lIna
tngrtln arrclnted for sald hearing
Dated Al Ncaclaa, n. L.tas tith tav Ialy AID. i.1
A. u. 4Inn.
Attest Celcf laslice ~ ~ Saprcnr CsuTt
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CUPRENE COURT or TlIF ut.
- uallaa fsisais. a. re naIIN 70 a tuNH
RENQ, q selaetaff nantgepi. AZ Ca1noHf t1IcIe
X III Nalafeff 81 uoaeiaIa. hseial itII as nIa
scnlei n pfl|fiih a Ne iasiice HltHII Az rt
a. triaz ma be Is ban GrurL l1I 1fII|nH ttII 81
nav - icsrcsi y, 81 ~ tkc co1lf aflrI. laal ~
WEDNESDAY, laiy ssa. ia A b 4. b., Al no tsIIf
kprn ~ ne Sapfcaie court IN nenpI1N ttsIc NH NJ
~ aaa A. rfcef - claims asaiasi taN te1rI Fsatr
fnqt, aad that aelicr ~ AID tcllia1 ~ rI4En ~
PnAiisalieA ia ne Ntv uskN NtaEFfss
isis ''''''''' wv witfitv FOsrER. Ca,s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
MARSHAL s SALE
On thursday, Ire Tn Dali Of August, 1884,
MARSHAL's SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issnrd from 10 Police coarf u n0noiliI, ..ln1
n O1hl. arlinst o. kfEDELL % far0r q 2. y lirI'
~ Co, iol iIe sul " sisi9 fani1rr. anr 49,
lhall erysse f5r ale b re highest bid1rf,
"a rug IA nav or ancuQT n fooa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27

Inproved Aetheds OF Transportation frsm
the Hot Latitudes Needed.
"Is there anything new In the fruit trade
to-dayf" downtown fruit dealer was asked.
No. but there ought to be-"
What should there be-?
"A method OF transportation that will keep
the fruit In perfect condition on route. You
have NO idea OF what percentage OF the fruit
sent to this market is lost on the way. Last
year 2Sl.OOO. 900 oranges wero shipped from
mediterranean ports to New York aud liz. 000.-
600 OF them persisted on the way. or about 40
per cent. OF ale. O0O, 900 lemons shipped more
than 63. 900 900 persisted, or 20 per cent"
Tho destruction Is not so great ON the short
trips from the West Indies 10 it2'
Greater; Nearly 1000 O0 oranges per-
How, about other kinds OF fruit2"
The loss 10 greatest on oranges. More than
GnSsPpss wsss here and
grand total q / 100 600 punches OF bananas
shipped. and 1871. 900. or 10 per cent. perlshed.
perishing out OF l4.2OO. 900 shipped. or per
cent. OF 1903. 900 barrels OF grapes. IS per cent.
persisted. Among the fruits that are imported
In small quantities. were Ala barrels OF lines.
with loss OF one-fourth; there were 49, 600
mape9es shipped. but IS per H. cent: were lost;
were shipped persisted before they got here"
On whom does the loss fall1" :.
On the shipper, OF course; but you SOC II
oil this fruit could arrive In good condition. the
prioos to the consumer would BIO much loss and
the pro0tS OF the dealer - great"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27

az sasa: Il Ne y II:
ri The Ssy mare s M sia 1ssrs asasSs.r Of
Bonnie Scotland, that was declared 70 b the
aess y IN AMERICA when su,sd hss 70
The. chestnut horse Herbert. avs years, BY
sao ana ! ssn osn sssSsS
cssslon. has improved during his long rsst and
sFFH sappr rS".sss liz q ssas aEs,'Sess
hiss ipr% q which h Won tho ossan
gowris .hst Won The IHssa!s and ak other
:ssss sss Z ssnssrsS VIII sSo others mem:
Ten Bresoi and Molis Rogers. looks d. 70 run
for the Emporium ana other important events
Magenta. Who trelnsd ID nine raess last year
Sests% 10 eomo t. ss 'front.' '
Tho throo. yenr old bay eeldinK Young Duke
sy M"Ts% df% o
The thrss.yesr.old bay Ally Blossom. by
SEASON. winains tic last. the optional Stakes
At Monmouth. has continued to Improve until
M oHss sh ySsr srss afh in Moemer
racing. ~ tho following list OF twgniy-two al
that are In training. will show. With scarcely
an exception they all have tho symmstr lcal
build and beauti full chestnu ut color OF their sire
Adonis. CHI. e., by Mortemer-Alioo Ward.
Holder. Oh. O.. by Morteiner-Beulah.
Cyrilln. CHI. T.. by Mortemer-China.
Dlone, CHI. T.. by, Mortemer-EXplosion
Cholula. CHI. c.. by Mortemer-Fanny Ludlow.
Cricket. gr. l.. by Duke Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The only fllly by Duke OF Magenta on tho farm.
Kestrnl. ch. T.. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dam
Of Hindoo.
Goblin. b. g.. by Mortemer -Gondoa.
Grendel, br. g.. by MOrtencr-GyDtis.
Neptune. oh. c.. by Woodworking. Highland
Unrest. oh. T., by Mortemer--Letola.
lila. oh. {. BY Mortemer-Lizzie Berry. This
,Chimera, Oh. l.. by Mortemer-Llzzle Lucas.
Exceedingly promising In appearance.
Katrine. CHI. T.. by Observation-Disclosures.
Marvel. CHI. T.. by Mortemer-Mary Michon.
Peoria. oh. T.. by Observation-Disclosures.
Wanda. ch. T.. by Mortemer-Minnie Miner.
Bahama. oh. l.. by Mortemer.Notro Damo.
Heya. oh. T.. by Mortemer-Ontario. dam OF
McWhirter.
Exile. b. O.. by Mortemer-SecondH Hand.
Heimdel. CHI. c.. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Znngbar. br. g.. by Mortemer-Ioo Zoo.
Mr.. Lorlllard's racers will not start at the
Jerome Park meeting 1t Is said TINT he docs
not like the course. and considers 1t unlucky
for his stable. Their first appearance will 10
ct Sheepshead Bay on June 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
NEW ROPE MIXED WITH OLD.
lHew the 0everanens May Have Been
Cheated ~ the Navy YarS.

How the 0everaDeas Nay Have Bees
Cheated ~ the Navy YarS.
Capts. johnson and Kirkland and Com
mander Whitehead sat at table In the Equip
mont Department Of the BROOKLYN Navy Yard.
yesterday. and looked at the ancient plans Of
tho building that hung ON the wall. or out Of
tho twenty-four-pane windows at tho
grass that h.H. I. Just now looking very
i Paul 81. CLAIR Murph. Of the Marine Corps.
Of paper, reading them aloud. FASTING them on
swsrs which chisi q PoIiee TSomas M e as her
%sas e Tss GSst the
Naval OGicers could ind out whether any r. r.
regularlties had boon committed 10 that de-
partment and II 90 whether Chief Clerk Charles
Brazsr, ,Rsoe!yer Robert Spies. and First-Olass
frs1or and Spies have been suspsnded. but
Peters 10 still In tho discharge OF his duties
The questions Of Lieut.: Murphy. who Is the
Judge Advocate. brought out that . lot Of new
unasr ssss y Cd 1ePs Wiz q the
PIN %SS Be o Srrs It'd
Commission that he would bring men to
i lie iosa. y I'D rope thsI ~ had d~ ea afsS
was In small coils. without tags or bagainS
covers. 1t was mixed In with the old rope. The
the direct examination Of the witness was con-
cluded Marine Lieut.. q. r. Benson. counsel for
the accused. wrote out the questions In cross
absn T. MI
who read them. pasted Thorn on tbs, foolscap
meats Of the policeman were not shsken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
HUNGARIANs BUYING ARMS.
A struggle OF Races Threntened Among the
Pennsylvnuia Coal Mines.

A struggle OF Races Threntencd Among the
PennsyIvnnia Coal Mines.
WILKEsBARRE, April 23.-Within q radius
OF ten miles Of this city botwcen 5000 and q. 900
Hungarlans arc living. most Of them being
employed In and about tho mines. They are
surrounded by fully $4,000 Irish and Welsh
miners and laborers. Of late disturbances
havo frequently broken out here and there
among the miners boys. ranging from Is to 20
years Of age. and the Hungarians. who offer to
do the work OF the boys 80 to 40 per cent a day
cheaper. The Hungarans are averse to work.
Ing below ground. and generally prefer surface
work at half what might be earned In the
mines. The practical miner finds no antay-
onist In the Hungarian. few years ago labor
was very scarce IN the coal regions. and the
coined by the miners. The latter always eni-
ploy from one to two men each. who load into
See bss M
are known where . single blast has kept tho
the miner In the mean time doing nothing but
getting SO much for every car OF coal holsted
The trouble that is assuming threatening as.
poets at present comes from the fact that the
great companies have been flooding tho coal
sns e. shs t ons
on half time. The Introduction Of cheap labor
% Under sush circImstanSe: is followed with
running on iui! time: There is no mista King
the growing disposition to drive. the Hun
4 Hungarian circular has boon pretty ' gen.
orally read BY those interested. in which they
are especially urged to stand firm and be- ready
Feasibility Of the Hansarsns supplying tSom M
Uprising against them Ths HanRarsss h s%s
certainly lately shown that they. have received
suggestions from some source. for they nearly
last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
BANGOR UNLIKE ITS OLD SELF:
Farmer Tars In Place or Old Sake nnd Cana.
Aisss Where the Aaiuo wosdsasn Were.

Farmer Tars In Place or Old Sake nud Cana.
aisss Where the Maiuo Wosdsnsn Were,
BANGOR, April 24.-Bangor, on tho broad
and dcsp Penobscot. has still good trade by
water. by means Of 1000 craft Of all kinds
during the open season Of or 81 months
But. as an old resident remarked the other day
the port Is not 90 sallor-like as once 1t was and
everything, about the river looks altered TO
nan M , who knew 1t few years, ago. In the
trade. and consequently a greater number
q sQunre-rtgged vessels and genuine salts,
The decline OF American shipping and the
losses In the rebellion took away many
OF our vessels whose sails had caught the
33reeze on distant seas. and when Penobscots
rope and the West Indies lanRuished. and
finally went to other ports. No more do Bangor
houses exchange their beautiful clear pine Tor
the CuDan's molasses and sugar. and no moro
are our wharvee covered with the sweet fruits
81 the tropics. The pine 10 gone the blum. old
" Ts buy iro% Cuba and Porto Rico is
p9rtation hitler being by steamer or rail-.
Inc vessels that come to Bangor now are
malhly schooners. many OF them being throe-
mased. They are manned by what the old
shellbaSks call fresh water" sal ors and those
Mh ho, belong n Maine are often about as much
away generally to coastwiso ports. and the ro.
ana the ltko. The romance OF numbering and
river driving has gone. No moro do tho Bangor
boys. In red shirts. rulo the rlvor. Maritime
and French Canadians DO the work. and ut
OF the real sailors, ''