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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN AECnRn ANEE WITH 4 POW

L CT Of sale euniaircd Ia certain moft.are made by
Napua 10 Augustus Neruon dated the 3ih day Of Aug
u-t, tss recorded in bCr II, page ~. notice Is here
hy given thas -aid Intends fcrrclosr said
mortgage. Tor condition hrokcu aud upon said fore
closure will sell al Guhhc suction AZ the saC-rnus Of
3 e Adams In HUuoluln, on MONDAY. the -ith dav Of
september ist at y NJ ut said dsy, thc premises dc
-crihcd iu said mortgage a. below ~nscilfa-
Further particulars can be had o. W Il Ca-tir. At
tprnty al Law. AUGUSTUS VERNON
Morirt-rc.
Premises ~ ~ sold Situated u kHiihi Oahu set
forth TN K 7. 10. l. &, A i3,i and iat 70 Luaiki
containing an arua cf sS acrrs, house iot and ruyd
kalc isud under socd cultivation. fO.5 tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow

cr OF sale contained in certain mortgage made By
Makca and Hapai 70 Wm Dean, dated the Id DAY of
heruhy -tvcu that said murtcc intends forrcioss-
aid mortgage, for condition hTukCu. and uuuu said
foreclosure will scIat public aacon az Che sarsruouis
0t Adams In HouUlulu on MONDAY, the 9TH
day % september ISL AZ 0. " % said dIy the prum
80 described u -Iid murt-aer a. below -PerifrH-
Further particulars can be had % W L Castle. A.
t1ruey ai Law. WN- DEAN.
NuTt-l.rc
Premises Co Dc sold arg situated it M1hiuu kaueo-
b., uAhH, 81 forth iu Il. T. i, huesua $50 A. Apana
4 nni 3 90 Kaur 1fE a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

/ y ANNOlSlDANOE W IIll y row
70 ~ sale contained iu certain mortgage made hy
kahanu 10 Hi Gcr,ou. dated the iith day ~ Jana
i rrcurlrd iu her - page TO, uuticc y hcrchy
rtVrn that said uufttevc iutruls frrrciosr satd
uicrts-v, for condition broken and urcn said fore
clo-lrr will sc a. pnhc auction at the sgcsrucus uf
7 Adams IN Honolulu, on MONDAY, the -lth dav pf
September is al = ". Of said day the premises de-
scftbrd IN said mott-l-r a. below spccidcd-
Further particulars can D. had - W Il Sastic. Ar
torugy at Law. ELf GORDON.
Mortel-cc.
Premises DC sold afr situated tn kahh st forth
ia X 7 ~ TO Naihr-i taro patches and houss loi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Msrtzays,'. Xstiee of Foreclosure 4 of SALE
N ACCORDANCE WITH 4 Tsovc

1 = = - - = Z. - y ~ n I-ON .
= A1af@t hlHlP1 y Nrf- Ms-ir FsFlIasrfi .i5fs1
- llta az = Agri ~ frr1ral ir iasf VI r-le.
4liics D. a-rs1I = IN i-1t srf roTf-IrT~ 80 ~
f1r-e.fse fa4 lar sa1e ~ eand.fIga r-.aaa - -
= s4-N rseftrr ~ felI e glilie 49,. II ~.
=. - =, = = Nm . H1-1f1Gl - mfirf5sJ-
- =. - p -Fsla a7z .ti. - = ~ " III - -
49, -ai.sl - n faid a1rslss a. fslaT 49, ~
- tfll-lllff ell y t1f - y r Clsla A..
'Nf-fg Al i@iF 4ils y FfEgsHOEIH
J fAE-ia WORTH
Mr-f-asss
t-s1is71 70 10 e1'l rs flf1isl fs lfs-.r4 f1f.,.f
Z nt.il al1 rllfist q 30 glreslr. ~. 1rf-f -
tyaai flale q - f1ril ia fdTal fliruf 30 -
.er=s % 4leu4f- 81 30 faffa u EsraI faferf
- ao-s garceif &c boa a. 'lrl ~ ezae -
- y.ifs1-7f 11lfN -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure i Of sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW

cr of sale contained ia ccttsiu morteagv made hy
kupau 10 l. Csan. dated the ~ dly % jaiy, is,t
recorded la ltbcr a. page sE. notice 4 tcrrey given
that said nrv ut- - forcCisc said morca,
f,r endition broken aud gpon said foreclosure viii
sell At puhuc auction 40 the siir-ruoas " Adams
in Honclulu on MONDAY. the -sth day % september,
Sl At - N og .aid dty. The premises described In
said mort gagv a. below spcclard
Further particulars can b. had CIV Z Castic, Al
taruey a. Law MIS- l. q. COAN,
MortgaEvc.
rrvuiscs 10 be sold arrt t=Situsird az kamananui,
waialua. oahu, st forth 10 T. +, ttr s. 90 fiuwa
I siuu acrv-.
s-Thosc rrrniscs siinatci a. Nswailoa, wsialua,
Oahu, svt forth ir H. 7. ildl g. & A. 9is 90 kcawc,
tfN arrr- iOa ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
NQTES.

RErCErs frsu he >cGtaa l-r sEcvu-zStzS. bat
they Ers II murs rrieiiaSis tha1 usual G~nsral
l-1r5Un i szSssd e Be nut ,rly persCnallg safe
and abe - huid his Cwn, bot - assume RE a.
g--sssl-fre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
sii sad Mrs lsszn eNrriias her talcni and shility
for the sncarss cl her huseyan1

siii sad Nrs. lczu eNrrtin her taicnt and thiliiy
fcr tire suoccsS Il ter huseaaA
swan frpua es-cls has eses isslir II, California
fgS thr Past four ycsrS i3kr all other lccsi IN
ether Obstacles o. cyvrvcre, hgl the hnsiurSs has
81 l.st ~ ca htsis Nhsrv thers = sane F-ust o.
~ manufacturers rhcsv have eSs- Ixy, - thrvr
SaSarres cf tes ktrd started ia the STATE. Thc
lsa1ia-. snd meet sgcc,Sfrl gne Is al Alyarsdc.
purtac the lhir1 srts,a cf that factory the nv,
luct va ~ ~ ~ rrhnsl SINGER ard 81 rs s-ai
irzss usslt~-s. tAe sTuss yalzv ~ uhich vas SIN
81. ~ uiEnrt lcturrllc rXFscnsc< vvrv Sfcs3SI
uhiie ghe inci3catsl exFCnScs WV St3ct lravinc
a prcsI x sass t1r tbs wear This sslsrie VII
S.zrs ny g- the - ~ Sepsrsrtes Il l. Ssid L,
hare -gru-y1 sooJC toes q bsetS or y pe- ccnt
r-c-v tha- Any fo-Hre- ycar. and Is e1pocsrSl
O. prtdecr sbcgt slpll,N rs -eancd Sacar.
he t1Ik u the sugar uSt in frEncc ard Germany
: uaa.lc frulr brecl Cshicruta = rr,bstly aheaa
~ sry ether STATS m thts industry.
IA Kocs attrrds,l tss lis; ireyiiac q The San,
itarv Ucrnr-tssscn 81 rceign. ard stated that
tzc-srrV NEs an essential ccclltfcn fcr the trans
r1iSsson q Tire chols-s ev-uis- Evry eaort Is
rSsssiclt, ts alSa Sttd the disease N ny; cuuta.
-ipcS he MzrSelleS cCrrresp,u3ent uf the
f,fas Nfas states that be has trr1 % tp1icn and
Ard nEs seer ~. kceh- He Stys= He kzs r,s.se.
IN crz5snessuz vls2 pF. >--azSs Asd pF K1sx. a
rsrstlrurtcna r1aulinstsyl " chclsrs patirut he
iuCnl i- the inicstincs the sane tnic-Shc be dis
covered i1 lzilt and kSyrt- wt,ch he decitres -
te the czrSe - The lhssl>e- Dr. kcck thinks that
& = rcr tasslcG- E-t Sualcuvd n uasrr, cs With
traits c- Vegetables. Il can BE- DESTROYED ~ heat
n, water. pr. kcch says that pS,gie can he IN.
fscteG y s,iicG elriH-s. lie thiaks that The
Eltav csrdssicz - a CITY cEr1ct crsGte q itself
the ui,crcbe bat thGi i. ATS the chclcra hy en-
feeell-; d, viciiss Ihe Frvzrh Savsnis vii rct
s1P-yss a tseaiet ogtnsor As u The nicruhe. but
vrekh.,'l thsrr .ieciSfrsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Ncu advertisements.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
Il t5f0rr sEtssiu- between G En-in- and Charles
smith dining business in this city undsr tbe drm
% ElEiiu smith B.. hereby muralIy dissolved The
business VIII b. continued By Charles smith Who
slmss al liabilities and VIII collect al outstanding
Ieeuurrs g. ENGLING.
CHARLES SMITH
FT..-.-HrH.r Nf~ aa=rHr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Mortgages Notice of Intention to Poreclose
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

~ VI II Y 10 II T.TNT.bl VI ' IN
~ that pursuaEt % a uuwfr o. sale contained iu a
certain m1rt-ae deed dated December tlih I.ss mat
n kaei ~ % Hcrta- h1o1uVps1. Island % Oahu TO
Mr. Nara htu- % kuakc1. Island ~ Mdiokai of r.
cord IN he uee o. the Ee-strIr % C1uvcyaaces In
bhef . on PAGES :, aud D. and f1- breach % the
conditions In sad mort-1zg deed Iiu1 % wit-tle
nou-payment uf interest thai al and sin GUAR the
i1nds teueneuts Eergiilauents u said mortgage deed
named anL described viii after thC time lmlfsI b.
lt BE- sold a. Public Auction on account o r 5rraek
ut the conditions a. hcrgIn1ef1rg ueut0agd
HE property IN -ald mortgage dessItei beiu= stia.
ate At N6akea- EaBauaia ia said Island % N0laksI
1nd more particularly described in ROYAL Patent No
tNl hGeaua tieiu 80, containing an area of5 acres
ruoi- - pcTrhcs-
Datea H5uolslu, August 9Th t--l
MRS MAEtA KING.
. ILL., IN L. ~ IL IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

v z hem 1iut The M1shar ssaP-ricr sf ne crier
q cnnr-s II ne ieper Es7i IN az kIkaaNg Eas
askst By s1e Minister q Z 1rstr1 AfIIrs tC y tG
hciusE b. distribute ths ciC<a=s and cther PRES
en1s b. The lepers. Ei1cn hrfre 6sen 1Cu.S1E WITH
the tlzcs 1cet-uec AZ ne resent EI-r ard enter
lrumsuL The request vas IN eE-rzuleiT 1uk1uC
enc The N1ther Superior - a fr-lhrfll sufferer
tom seiIslck1Hss. l1r 5luuLt ste never heslfItes
b aucuuunar I1v personal Clncrnlflrr or danger
wen -'iou cIz crur cf her facing r. E1sre t1sr-
r. "a parlcuiHr good % Be -zElssi. EesSilesE
crleirg % asa thls e-cmnhie liiy O. face rhat IS
b. ler q rsai har5iEhlp- CC1szderl1ie feeling has
been expressed among her f-lrulls H,un the sub
se-L A1g tr-stEur-hy psr-ua cvuld - zuu-se iu
ne wurk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

L e. q ale contained 10 certain mortgage made b.
P4hHpiua 70 Chas. T. Bishop. dated tie 1ilh dar n
>teulher l-i-- recorded in lb1r =, PAGE a Notice
T. hereby -tTsn shat said uCrleog iuteuds 20 fore
close said nurf-l1r FOR condition broken aud nDor.
-ad foreclosure vii sell a puhic alcfru aEthe -se-
rpqls % Z. p. Adams iu U1uu.ail. uu MONDAY the
III day " SEPTEMBER Is-i az u NJ. % aid dsF.
the premises dsscrihe Ia stii znr-lzs e. bsag us-
Caed flrther particulars Dc had " " Il Castie
Aticrury az L-su-
CHAs. r BISHOP. M1rfza-sa
Premises % De- sold are sitlatG iu Wak-lc EUa and
consist % tact ~ -is acre % fue kao 4n contain
~ lL.o .ELIl.- =. oh D E--aL l-l.aL - b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mas BASE a 1lriT -siucazei r1rEiaG1- -iin
VISA sctugi ufsi-azs N SenflcsT when Biaine irzt
zt her e. had iuist g-lEiIslted and went 70 Een-
zraT q -rm-ne1rs Efa a sehuui a.zcaer- KS
schuui very au1r tiat u hs wife = And a warn
t-elti-lzr ensuHs- billnH fed 1--we EItli her ard
Fcen sclnui 5ruks - AID he Ildv rsrzraesi her
hume n Al1le. EiainH followed her and srerr1ail7
naz-e. her Arz bizIle said - be EarT Do
uesszc. anu y al and 4lEaIiei. Eer eurstznr
1.ssuula1s and trend zuu HSissii Dodge.
better k1uw1 A. EaIl Eal1lihuu- CnliAa Mrz.
biaIuH. Mrz. Lnrzn- T-te n lie Eeruhiiran
noruInea fur Fics Prsssdeuf. . a sraal 7uiirc-
she hns -anderest her hnEtand -raas ser
VICE n E,H per1ur11sIzce q hIs 1rs,iir 1r-1es Il
1er Tuz1c.r days. snE had Elif-- Ear fzsaer. wa
Eas sher1d u the cuuury where s1s- resided. u
lis nf-1al tztias. n tlc- BE dGpsnlesi On her tur
-zsL--ae sla 1rnes-it7 Installed herseif a. -illll-
paE-zun and azl111ats % 1Hr hrhill1i and his
csss n pubic Ats . duH mt Etzin b her- rhH
a71nnu4 Eurk q ne Gppr1acnl1r c11pa--u WI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Notice Of Dissolution Of PartnerIhip.

~ th1E tie Gru % L Anna & Co. General Retail
Hs-hlnrs 1f Honolulu Ia. bcrn 4issulvaf bT uur1aI
consent Z. AhIu1 rithd-ars from ts frm and e. %
r. carry Tie llansss tls sine Dilrg after ths
lI-E iI hl4 Iua Earr- All eIimE a-1ia-f The frm %
Z Alma & Co. WHITTIER iIr not mast Be- pre-
sa1ret 70 Z AhIuI a. Wli1IIa WithiE 70 dIgs from
-alF iI-e r1a srhsrvl-- VII lut ryru-zfEs such
Claims l. AHEN1 a TO-
l. AHTNI
e. APl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

80. - O. '.sAAaa 2 AlfrifLs rfrn
Lfen4'sss = y salt az -italtel ln WIKI Ci4tr
- .'af--- ~ l1t lag ul1ililei EaIf fdf-ra4f Il
saie a1f l1rr kait isld- Farf ~ EJaI pff--f -
--t-if y a. 1efs ID k1-al11- WailIsl.. t4Irr a.
y Aoaa. ittraii Royal Flfeat IT, IL Eatfl|g5
tsss D hlul llr1- llr-rI % l.a1l F1fs-f 11lf -
r1lHfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure ofSaIe
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW

e. % .ale contained iu certain alrtr-H made t,
samuel kznas 10 Alex Cartwright. Trustee 81 Hgf
Esiat. t1ted he p daT % Deceuhsr. i.s recorded =
ul-r o. Page ~ llglCe j. hereby given taar aid
mortgage intends 90 f1rscase .aiI mortra-- f1r eaa
ditnu broken, and Eplu aid fgr1fi1slrs viii ssfI A.
Puliic Azctlgu a. The sI1srl1ll4 % y z Ada1is IN
Huuolliu- Gu MONDAY. tlc I'd dFy % ~apt-nit--
~ at = II % sid dHF. the pr-lsea des5ritsl IL
s1i4 u1-t-1-e - below sPlGiGsE
Further pdrflcularf can b. Bod ~ VI q CasfIr A.
tlrusg zt Law. ALEA. .. CARTWRIGHT.
Tr-fsfra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

T. =tvE r. suppurt % home ministries = cer-
'llniv tie cItg cf government. bat cf iata tins
-le 1ns not uGtalrlec Among E1e members uf he
ulg1t ce sasliy dome her. eisH1lg and g1Ins AZ
vel n- alrlad. haE heen criarsi u S1n Fr11clscu-
a e lnly rive ttrH II uuIut lasHr We siis
t1r-1sr -ia1Urnag 1pun ne matter There ara
ether a11ngs urriersu fuan ne cunsr Es1ch mli-nE
lIst Hs we'd BE- obtained here The mechanics f=--
rlIs passing By ct their cialuis zesnly The only
rsnz1n t1Hv can assign for hrs action Of the guv
er1zuzfnt 4 5lhE ls cuuvgnleut q zsep cEr-il1
t--urs aa=Iched - t1HEi- zld hy hbsraI cun1lIls-
sums elev ca1 DO Ellr. AnoahEr punt af cum-
plUut u tlE f-eglEnt Ippuintnent uf tIreigners
70 pi1cs II hfrnanfiHHs ~ p1sif7urEs Of trIst N
many eases =rsasla1 1ur1 asuIrIzits for The Dtsus
have been equally suItbia f1r taa pzisiunfs, but
-urs 1ean lg1ureC-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCEW WITH \ pow

Il CT OF >alU contained Ia a certain uI0rtau mnlr hy
kawainui 20 Eu Gurdou, dated the fsth isy q
Scptcmbvr i>,s recorded tn iibcr y. page - uutcu
l. hcrvby given that said uurfH-Cr intends 90 fu1t
close said mortgage, Tor condition broken. and upon
aid forccloslre will sell plhc anCtou al the sars
rooms of = Adams in Nuuolulu, on MONDAY. tne
aih day Of SCptcmhcr ISL. At r. NJ of -aid day the
premise. described In aid mOr-au A. below speridcti
fuTthrr particulars can De had % W Castle. n.
toruey AZ Law. ELL GORDON,
Ncrteu=re.
Premises 90 Be sold situated ln tsmauia Mauoa
Oahu -Ct forth iu r. 4 Gtt l. 4. \. i5ea Malaihi
-ocd kalo cr rice lard containing an AREA % sioO
ii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

- tltt mdirH1un or st1u1nrA rua az rlzhf ur-.
q rrrr u.at and deer. vi fisIrpuar y u,iur
aF hii.as- Eead rllzuriaamaut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
C,gaI 10ucrtiscmmts.
STPRFyTE COURT OF THE IA.

> nniiIn T.luds. IA the matter % tIe BANKRUPTCY
o HENRY !. uAHT and ELLf> A. HART.
Noti-s j. hereby .veH that meeting % the creditors
Who have proved debrs against the % Henry J.
Hart and Ellis A HIrr ban srurts 90 th- Hzl1luE %
siJg % more vi j be held a. tEs 5Ce n the Clerk q
the saDrsme Court Ia Alii1ia1i Hale, Hqu8lull. On
WEDNESDAY. the I7ih day % september. A D i--i,
from O'Clock O. flr tAe u1r1o-s % sIertiu-
-urra o. tis said ban s-tatE pursuant % the
>tlfIrr- HENhE SMITH
Deputy CIsrs -lPEeue Court
p4-rf Hr11T-rr Srrt % I--G tsS p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
XOTICE

THIS L To CERTIFY THAT VH.
a1iarzu 4 Ca. sl-zr PIz11s-s AZ fz--fI Elaf,I5sl.
gl- saa = ~ aag-- ianis sar ~ 9.srs nd EssiI-
m=E sass HssoFAS Eco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale

Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
Il e. % sale contained iu ccftai mDff.1C made by
LiukuA 10 Mo--, dated the .th diy % October tSs
recorded In bcT h. page as. uottr & hereby eivCu
that said murta-ec tuisuds % fcrcrloso said mor ace
Tor coalition broken ard upon said foreclosure Will
sc al public auction az the ssr=rruus Of > Z Adams
IN Houolulu. on MONDAY. the ssth day hf september
ISL at y NJ % .tid day The PREMISE described in
aid mort.acr - below specified.
Further particulars can De- had % " K Castle. At
tcrusy at law. r. MOSS
Nortea=cc.
Premises b. sold the undivided half iuteFest Of
those premises situated IN Wainaku iilo rauai set
forth In 4 + t>st, L. e.. A. 90 kamauhin and Naio
-oe,l ctiG land ie.5 o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

LHE tr-snch arpear - have made sEur- Eurs gf
ne arseual 1E 100 Cl1uu Z u stated shnE n
seven zluufss Tie e1ursst practically ended
seven Chinese -unbuuEas we're Destroyed Ertn slle
t1rr- The Francl feet szszzzned ~ r15urv- The
l1ss q hfa i zr7gn AZ men. The chinese rs-
p,ial prumpty frum - dncii -Ta-1i bat1srT when
tlln 1umbH-Itment cumr1encrt- Bul t1Ht al
l1eTs luvgrer. lru1.i tle resItiencHz 1f slie fur
elarn -lus1ls fzr he as7senal a stz1ug Placr-
Ihnr- Esrs several hrTpp runs m1uutad- L he
lET F1rilEe IsurrItuuE gf GINA G-a ever D. b.
r1nlissel. Foo Chow shuuid have fzrn1siati surue
nE-lnE 1f riE EEal1snIng- The iCht vas eun-
lEzcts b-nl1n f1r-z1czlsiuns and n a--nnrssi -rr-
ouuns. The cunlti7uus =srz fl-url5ie slr ne dis
pay q ne lEE spfr1t- I Z existed Bat the
t7snch hnilstlrn Of smut and Htnn vas h,u ulrrh
flr 11em- Z y mt G1thcuiE ~ imagine uhar
Euuid have aappen-i z he Clzsnssse had b.an DE-
riCvs1 N tlH open 1Hid- The 1eaT-est ualssss
Eu1lt ant 1uid tleir -ruE1u lnnE atser t1r dzss
dscha-gH cf artillery. and slleir r1ut eluld nut
vel b prevented ir1m tl-nIlz unu MASSACRE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
ceaal 1Opsrtisrmrnts.
MortEaSrc's Notice OF Foreclosure A er sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow

Il &c 81 ale cuntaincl in a certain mDrteagc made ~
Kair NckahiN 90 2 tnwrrs dated The = day ~ frh
ruaf, iSSI recorietl in uhel - psrt ~ notice b.
hereby given that saii oftagc iateuds o. forrCise
aid mctf-age. Tor crnditicn hrukcn and urou said
foreclosure viii sell al puhc aueien al the silCsrneHis
~ 2 Adams iu iiunrIuiu. on MONDAY. tho -lih dsf
% Srplumber ISL At ~ VI uf said day %, premises
described In aid uioft-t-e 81 below sneCla
Further particulars car hc hsd q " y castle, Al
torucy Al law, fliEn. e. LuMkNN
Naftra~cr.
Premises b. b. .uid arr .iinairl in Waikclc, Esa
oahu .ct fcfth iB u, T. ur l. G. \. ieiitr krkuaii-
e. o.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-17
Eli Perkins OH Women Masons.

Eli Perkins is Royal Arch Mason,
and at a Masonic celebration in Wash
ington he undertook to answer the
question why women cannot be Free
Masons.
Women sometimes complain that they
are not permitted to enter the lodge
and work with the craft in their labors,
and learn all there is to be learned in
this institution. L will explain the
reason. l learn that before the
Almighty had finished His work He
was in doubt about creating Eve. The
creation of the living and creeping
thin IS had been accomplished, and the
Almighty had made Adam, who was
the first Mason, and created for him
the finest lodge in the world, and called
it Paradise No. l. He tn IN called the
beasts of the field and fov Is of the air
to pass before Adam, for him to name
them, which was piece of work he
had to do alone, that no confusion
might thereafter arise from Eve, who
He knew would make trouble if she
were allowed to participate in it, if He
created her beforehand. Adam being
fatigued with his first task fell asleep,
and when he awoke found Eve in the
lodge with him. Adam, being senior
warden, placed Eve as the pillar of
beauty in the south, and they received
their instructions from the Grand
Master in the east, and, when finished,
she Immediately called the craft from
labor to refreshment. Instead of
attending to the duties of her Office as
she ought, she left her station, violated
her obligation, and let in an expelled
Mason, who had no business there, and
went around with him, leaving Adam to
look after the Jewels. This fellow had
been expelled from the Grand Lodge,
with several others, some time before.
Finding that Eve was 10 longer trust
worthy, and that she had caused Adam
to neglect his duty, and had let one in
whom He had expelled, the Grand
Master closed the lodge and turned
them out, setting faithful tyler to
guard the door with flaming sword.
Adam repented of his folly and went to
work like man and a good Mason, in
order to get reinstated again. Not so
with Eve! She got angry about it, and
commenced raising Cain, and did it
again when she got Abel. Adam, on
account of his reformation, was per-
mitted to establish lodges and work in
the degrees, and while Eve was allowed
to join him in his work of charity on
the outside, she was never again per-
mitted to assist in the regular work of
the craft. Hence the reason why a
woman cannot become an inside Mason.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-17
Other Blazes.

Fires are reported for the week as follows
The courthouse and Jail at Jerseyville, IN,
four prisoners perishing in the flames, loss
$50, 600; an oil refinery at Cleveland, Ohio,
loss 1900; a hotel at Clinton vile, Wis, loss
$4,000; shultz's box factory and other prop
erty at Milwaukee. Wis, loss $4,000; half
dozen stores at Dalton, Ca, lose, 5000; two
mills at Soottdale, Pa, loss So 1000; q
cotton warehouse at Atlanta, Ga. loss S2le,-
900; furniture factory and hotel ut Hick-
man, KY, loss $1,000; an office building mt
Peru, Ind, loss $4,000; Hyman q Stmons'
grist mill, Wabash, Ind, loss sic, 900; Sher-
mans shovel factory, Middleboro, Mass, loss
81, 600; furniture factory at Fairfield,
Iowa. loss sic, 100; two residences at Wheel
ing, w. Va, loss SIS, COO; several stores at
Weatherford, Texas, loss $4,000; Tabor
Opera house block, Denver, damaged S2O, 900;
Brunson Il Co., rubber betting, Chicago, loss
S40,t 90; Deans tannery. 1ecumseh, Mich,
loss $4,000; the st. Nicholas hotel block, St.
Louis. Mo, loss $s00,000; q warehouse at
Racine, Wis, loss $4,000; Weingarth's dry
goods store and other property at Pinckney-
vile, IN, loss $40, 900; block of buildings at
Avoca, N. ", loss 5000; the Academy OF
Music, Binghamton, N. Y, loss S12,NDo;
Church's 1our-mill, Union City, Pa, loss
$4,000; the City grist-mill, Cory, Pa, loss
SIS go; Muehe's hardware SO Q, Dyersvilie,
Iowa, loss 1900; several stores at Milan,
Tenn, loss $4,000; q dairy warehouse near
watertown, Wis, loss $4,000: Matstons
Touring MILL hmboy, ILL.,, lose $4,000; a
fertilizing war house at Montreal, loss
10000; a brick building at Louisville, KY.
used for manufacturing purposes, loss S17,000;
eight business houses at Car linville. Mo-. loss
SIS 900; a block of ten stores on Fourth
street, st. Louis, Mo. loss So o,00J; several
railway coaches at New Albany, Ind, loss
$50 900; the Beaurivage French fiat building
and a cracker bakery, ~ Chicago, loss $780,
,l.. tloI ol. l.a.
two small stores ut Cincinnati, loss $40, 900; o
wagon-factory ut Syracuse, N. Y, loss $40
600! mining property at Col eton, Pa, loss
$40 900; five stores mt La Grange, Ind. loss
$50 900; fiber factory at Parkersburg. w.
Va, loss $40 700; the Convent or the Notxe
Dame Sisters, Belleville. I'LL, loss 500 90;
tbeater and church at Cleveland Ohio, loss
800, 600.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-17

A LAW case of unusual interest, not
10 much for the amount involved as
the question at issue, was recently de-
cided in the United States Circuit
Court, at Jefferson City, Mo. It was
the case of Baker VS.. The Rockford
0ll.) Insurance company. The facts
were that Sunday, April Is, 1881, a
cyclone passed near Jefferson City, de-
stroying, among much other property,
the house of Joseph Baker, on which
he had fire and lightning policy in
the Rockford Fire Insurance company
for 81 900 Baker brought suit against
the company to receiver his insurance,
alleging that cyclones are electric or
lightning storms, and that the destruc-
ton of his house by cyclone was de-
struction by lightning, against which
the company had insured him. This
raised not only very nice legal. but a
delicate and much-disputed scientific
question, and it was found necessary to
take the testimony and dispositions of
several persons well known in scientific
circles to place the question properly
before the jury. For the plaintiff the
deposition of the late Prof. John H.
Tice was taken. He inclined very
strongly to the electric theory, as did
also Mr.. Llewelyn, of Mexico, Mo.
For the defense the testimony and
dispositions of Col. @. Shaler Smith,
Prof. Francis Ct. Nipher, of Washing
ton university, st. Louis; and Prof.
James c. Watson, of Washburn OBJ
servatory, Madison, Wis, were intro
duced; also the reports of John =.
Finley, Of the United States signal
service, detailed by the Government to
investigate cyclones, and who has taken
observations of between 600 and 700
tornadoes. The defence admitted that
more or less electricity prevails in
storms. The Court instructed the jury
that if they found electricity the pre-
dominant and controlling force in a
cyclone or tornado they were to find
for the plaintiff. After being out about
three hours they returned verdict for
the defendant.