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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-05

Detachment Of Cavalry. -
The procession, in the order above mentioned
proceeded along the ioute which had only short
time before been gone over by the melancholy
train that had followed the remains of Princess
Ruth to the grave, viz: Emma to Beretana to Nun
anu streets, and along the avenue to the Mauso
leum. No untoward incident occurred to mar the
solemnity of the occasion, notwithstanding the
large number of people that Joined in the process
sion, and that lined the roads from dwelling &c
tomb, as spectators. Over 800 people were in line
exclusive of the school children, and 70 carriages
The procession took 3 minutes to pass given
point, and was over half a mile in length.
And now the gates of the Mausoleum were
reached. Slowly they opened to admit the head
of the column. and Its various members filed
past taking up position around the mortuary
building. Once more the wailing broke forth. re-
doubled in its energy, piercing, heart break
ing cry; last wall for her who was real hone to
Hawaiian vomanhood. And thus amid the sol
emn strains OF the Dead March in Saul, amid the
lamentations of the women, did all that was earthly
of Mrs. Bishop pass into the tomb of the Kamaha-
mehas.
WITHIN TIE MAUsoLEUM.
Within all was gloom, into that last home OF
Havaiis illustrious dead the light but filters
through the colored glass casting weird shadows
on the pavement, and on tho black palled collins
OF so many chiefs and chiefesses. An organ stood
IN the ante-chamber, bearing floral cross. In
the narrow space within the mausoeum seats had
been arranged for those most nearly connected
With the deceased and also for the chief govern
ment officials and foreign consuls. When the
coffin had been placed by the side of that of the
Princess Ruth keelikolaui, tho Rev. II. Il. Parker
resumed his ministratlons. A hush fell upon those
present, deeper than had been the silence before
as the clear ringing tones of one of Hawais purest
sons said the simple prayer over the body Of one
who had laDored with him, for the amelioration of
the native race, hand In hand. Then once more
the kawaiahao choir broke forth into song: az
tesH Ia D,oiidi Ho,a," Rock of Ages was sung BY
breaking hearts. Those who heard those few people
sing, would know that it was no lip service they
were giving that 1t was not in the beauty of their
harmonies that they took pride, but that If was
heart service offered to one whom they truly loved
Laid in the tomb is the best of Hawaii woman
hood, and Hawaii may well mourn its loss, and
does mourn it thoroughly. We who survive may
truly say, in Wordsworth's words; TIE GOOD On
TLRsI.
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Premises 70 be sold consists Of Lease Of The uro,i
ses upon which stands the Restaurant and Blizzard
PaflOr known as the '' Blue House, Nos and Nun
anu street, Honolulu given By Charles Brcuia TO- A.
Loo Nnawk dated 18th Of July 1873. recorded Ia ber
30, foos Ssl2, and assigned 70 the said morfg1--o M
said Loo NnaWk on the 1oth or December fsss re
corded hber ~ folio, 16a. The lease has four yer4
more 70 run from let August, ts8 The main buifdnr
contains Two large rooms on the ground noor and v
rooms with bathroom with water laid ON A. .e-of
moor. There is also a sned with galvanized roof
ntehen aud outhouEcs on the premises frls b.
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Hos q D. hsrlyssr has this day been gppou,cd
"a Asrai 70 TAXI Auluovic-emcuts H. euairaet. for
Later in ille pisirir' " Mo Island Of Havaii
CHAS r. Quick.
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DO not suffer yourself or let your
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CUPREME COURT ~ rIIE N

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands.-In Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate Of HENRY MAY late OF Honolulu a.
ceased Order appointing time Tor Probate of WIN
and directing publication Of notice Of same
document purporting to be the last viii and tc4ta
ment Of Henry May Of Honolulu. deceased HAVING or
the 9Th day Of October. A. ID. 1881 been presented to
said Probate Court and petition for the Probate
thereof and for the issuance % letters tcsamenf Ia
Tom May and Peter e. Jones, Dr. having been ficd bv
said 'Om May and Peter &. Jones. Jr.
IL ts hereby ordered. that MONDAY. the f2fh ffv
Of January, AID. iss5 At 10 o'clock am OF said a II
the Court room Of said Court az Honolulu ono of te
Hawaiian Islands, be, and the same l. hereby mn.
pointed the time for proving said will and hearinr
said application, when and where any pcrson interested
may appear and contest the said will ard the GRANTING
Of letters testameutary.
Is further ordered that notice thereof be given m
publication, for fourteen successive weeks In Inc N
in Honolulu.
Aud It is further ordered that citations be issued TO
the subscribing witnesses 10 said will and TO the heirs
Of the testatOr In their places OF residence so ar a.
known 70 appear and contest the probate OF said win
at the time appointed and that in the meantime letters
OF temporary administration issue % said Tom NAV
and r. e Jones, Jr, upon their filing their ioint and
several bond IL the sum Of two hundred thousand do
lars.
Dated Honolulu, H. L, Oct. 9th, fssi.
Attest. BENZ. n. AUSTIN.
HENRY SMITH Justice Of Supreme Court
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The French war cruiser DEstrees, which re
Gently left New Caledonia for CherbOurg, will dc
some survey and exploring work on its voyage
home, which will last ten months. Soundings
will be made at POr: Kennedy in Thursday Island
and the exact position of several banks in the
Coral Sea ascertained, which we're discovered by
Cook, but are only vaguely determined up TO the
present. At Company Island. in the Timor
Archipelago, careful photographic observations
viii be made in order to verify the existence which
is seriously doubted Of a number of islands found
IN Dutch charts. After touching at Batavia the
vessel will proceed TO ascertain the notifications
made upon the coast by the Krakatoa eruptions.
So we shall soon have some really definite infor-
nation about that coast
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOreclose
and Of Sale.

n ABUNDANCE WITH \ pow
Henry J. Hart and Ellis A. Hart OF Honolulu isla,l5
o. oahu, doing business under the firm name Of Hqrt
Bros 70 John Brodie dated The jth day October fs
IN iber 81 on tolios los 1862 and 40; notice Is hereby
given that said mortgage intends 10 forrclose said
mortgage LOT condition broken, and upon said fore
closure VIII sell az public auction al the saesro1ms OF
Lyons Levey IN Honolulu, Island Of Oahu on
SATURDAY, the oth day 81 November. 1851 AZ h M
as below specified
aullner particulars can De had % ,. NJ. Monsafrlt
Attorney AZ Law. JOHN BRODfE,
,t....,.,.. a., ~. Mortgagoc.
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Executor,s Notiee !

VlIE UNDERSIGNED EXCEL
Il tor Of the Will Of Mr. w. WENNER of Uonoi1Ir
deceased, notifies all persons having claims araiu-t
the SAID estate 70 present the duly authencafgd
Win uroPer vouchers whether secured BY mortgage r
gtnerWlAet 10 the undersigned within six months from
date or they will be forever barred Notice H. aiso
hereby given that I have this day deputizcd w. b
Grcig 10 collect all monies due 20 The above Estate
H. Y. MCINTYRE
Executor Of viii Of VIM Wenner
Honolulu, August 18th, 1854 grB i0ii
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Bp autburitn

oransr TrxgTEo, has beer this day Commissioned
a. Second District Judge Tor he District Of Kau ia
vail rOoNAIKELANI
Gcvcrness o. Hawaii.
of.re Govsrrcss of Hawaii. Oct. I. ISL fe5i 81
yoEs L. KAuLrkor. has been this day comni.-
STONED a. shcn n the leland 81 Hawaii in place q
1. Severance. resigned. HOOMAIEELANI
Govc-nness % Hsvah.
Approved WArrEE n. GtbsoS,
Acting Attorney General.
one Goreruess OF na-aiI, Oct a, ISL 1csi 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-05

UNDER date of Oct 18th the San Francisco
Daily Commercial Nslcs saws:
In Hawaiian staples, rice and sugar, there is at
present little of importance to record. Sugar has
been in free supply and prices are steady. Lib
eral imports Of rice have broken the market which
at the close is quoted at $475 per hundred pounds
with sale of 1000 bags at that figure. The receipts
Of sugar and rice from all sources during Septem-
Der and for the year TO October LIST are annexed:
sCGAR. Jan. LIST to
Sept. 1884. Oct. LIST, 1884.
From T.frr
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CALENDAR OF CASES TRIED AT THE
SUPREME COURT.
HAWAIIAN JURY, CRIMINAL CASES.
October Term, 1884

JUSTICE McCULLI PRESIDING. DEPUTY ATTORNEY
GENERAL WHITING FOR THE CROWN
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Undertaken Williams,
Platoon Of Police ia mem.
Marshal Of the Kingdom and Aides.
Band Of the RefOmaiory School.
Engineers of the Honolulu Fire Department.
Honolulu Engine Co. No. !, Foreman Fassett,
Mechanic Engine Co. No. ., Foreman Hus,ace.
Hawaii Engine Co. No. 4, Foreman Sauza
Pacific Hose Co. No. /, Foreman Rasemaun.
China Engine Co. No. 5, Foreman Ahphat
Harmony Lodge, l. o. U. +.
Excelsior Lodge, l. .. o. i.
Polynesia Encampment. /. o. o. f.
Children OF Native Sunday Schools
Male Members Native Churches
Female Members Native Churches
Children of Retainers.
His Ex. the Governor OF Oahu and Aides
The Royal Hawaiian Band.
NamalahOa Guard, Capt. Frank GerOme (Sz mem.
Kings Own, Capt. :. Nowlein fS2 mem.
Princes Own, Capt. Kasha (32 men).
Household Troops, Maj. Hoapili (6S men,
Servants of Deceased.
Anglican Church Ministers
Reys. Wallace and Swan.
Congregational Church Ministers,
Reys. Damon, Forbes and HYDE
Officiating Clergyman, Rev. H. II. Parker.
Hon. John Cummius. Chief Marshal
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Mortgages Notice OfIntentiOn to ForecIosc

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
4 that pursuant 60 powers OF sale contained 10
three eert,ih mortgago deeds 20 wit; ist mortgage
Oahu, to the Hawaiian Investment and Rtencv Con
pany Limited, dated the ith dav % August fSs .rs
recorded in lIecr g. ollos islis and assigned to
assignment dated the 45th day o. June 1851 ana r.
corded in hber - on folos si6 and et7. end norfl-e
made BY said Albert X. kunuiakea 20 said Aievandcr
J. Cartwright, dated the LIST o. February isl lp r.
corded In hber g., folio s5i- Ord mortgage made hr
said Alesrt \ kunuiakss 70 said Alexander o. Cart
lber %, folios GisS anil fer breaches Of me co1di
tons In said mortgage tecds contained fhas al ind
singular the lands, tcncaienrs and hcrcdiis nenfs In
said mortgage deeds contained and descrbc viii ler
The time limited by law be sold AZ public auction ~
account o. The breaches % the conditions as hereinbc
Tss properly in said several mortgages Described
being follows; tst-Ahupuaa % Knkiau situafe d,
rS. LAX IL Roy al Pa,sps NJ ais ngfe pess5 A. g.
area $50 acres. 2ud-Lands situate al Karrunsra
aala and Plaso y Lahaina, Island Of Mani, being
Ap1nae ], and Of Royal Patent No. 6s71 L. & Award
No 5fS3, area acres, roods and g. rods irtl-Iand
situate al Luakaha, Nuuanu Valley In said Island of
Oahu described IN Royal Patent No 677a. L. C Award
No. s1iS, 81 acres tth-Ahupuaa Oh Laini N =
ecrihcd In l. {. Award No. SGD 1th-Ahunnar ~
Waiaka, situate in Kohaa, Island OF Hawaii and de-
scrbcf In Royal Patent No. it6o G-Ahupnqa or
Pahoehoe. situate IN Koua, Island Of Hawaii and de-
seribed in Royal Patent No 1858 7th-Laud on Kapu-
nakea, described In Royal Patent No. GII L. C. Award
No. 5ts3. sth-Land Of Maunakui Situate In Labana-
Island Of Mani, Royal Patent No. 69s5. T. G. Avarli
Sfs3 eh-Ahupqaa Of Puon, situate in Lahaine. r.
land q Maui and more particularly described ln H. e.
Award No. SGD. iOth.-Ahupuaa OF Puunor AZ.
serlbed In Royal Patent No. i66s, L. e. Award No s5is
1lth-Land AZ Waikiki, Island Of Mani known As Oua
described In Royal Patent No. ails f2fh-Land IN
Mamakualoa, Island OF Maui, known as thc Ahnnuat
| Halehaku, Royal Patent No. 1885 L. C. Award ssi5
falkland Of Puhala, Island Of Molokai tith-prcm-
ises known kuaihclani In said Honolulu L. T.
Award No. -, Royal Patent ssi5. i5ih-Peliy Prcmi-
ses In Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu. Royal Patent No 81
Dated Honolulu, November 9Th, 1881.
/ ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT
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Carriages Of Chief Mourners Containing
Her Maj. Queen Dowager Emma Hon. c. II. Bishop
H. r. II. Princess Liliuokalani and Mrs. W. P. Allen
Carriage Of His Majesty.
II. r. II. Princess Likelike and daughter
Prince A. X. kunuiakea and Lady.
The Chancellor Of the Kingdom
His Majesty's Ministers
Diplomatic and Consular Corps.
Government Officers.
General Public.
Detachment of Cavalry
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Minister Of Finance.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate Of LEE 10y, late Of Hilo Hawaii de-
ceased interstate. Al Chambers before Mr.. Justice
Austin
On reading and aling the petition and accounts Of
W. Austin Whiting. Administrator OF the Estate IN
Ice 10y, late Of lilo Hawaii, deceased wherein he
asks 70 be allowed 81 S6i2, and charges himself with
sii6soO and asks that the same may be examined and
approved, and shows that said estate is usovcnt and
asks that hnal order may be made OF distribution of
the property remaining in his hands 10 the crpdfors
and persons thereto entitled, In proportion 20 hci-
claims and diseharging him and his surcties from nd
further Responsibility a. such administration.
II j. ordered hat MONDAY, the Sh day OF December
A. D. 1ost, 10 o'clock a. m before the said Justice
al Chambers In the Court House AZ Honolulu b. and
the same hereby Is appointed a. the time and
place y hearing said petition and accounts, nnd that
All persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they have why the same should not
be granted and may present evidence a. 10 who are
entitled 10 the said property and that this order i'm
the English and Hawaiian language be published In
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and hu0k00 newspapers
printed and Published II Honolulu. for three sicce
siTe weeks previous to the time therein appointed Tor
said hearing
Dated At Honolulu. II. I,this 25th day Oct A. d. tss
BENZ. H. AUSTIN.
Attest: Justice Supreme Court
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MOURNING.
LII WATCH ON rnr pr,rn.

Sunday, November ID, all those who loved, all
those who not knowing her personally could not
love, but respected Mrs. Bishop came together to
testify by their presence to the worth of truly good
woman. How heartfelt the grief was, how thor
oughly the one who had passed away was appre-
ciated by all, can only be realized by those who
were present at the ceremony. 1t was spontane-
Gus, it came from the strong man and from the
weak woman and it testified that not only ono Of
the best Of Hawaiians, but one of the best of
women had gone to her last rest
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Minister 81 Interior.
irirrs1- unca. oe. eTh. tssl iuc
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They Give Now Life and Vigor to the Aged
| ~ and Iuflrm.

HoLLIsTER 3 co, Hon0lulu.
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EOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCTIT- IN

~ Probate-in the matter Of the Estate OF WILLIAM
HODGE, late OF Wainthn. Order 20 show cause ON
application Of Administrator for order Of sale OF Real
Estate.
On reading and filing the petition Of James NJ G 10.
son, Administrator Of the estate Of William HODGE
late OF Waniha. Kauai, deceased praying Tor an order
OF sale OF certain real estate belonging 20 the deceased
situate az Wainiha, Kauai and setting forth certain
legal reasons why such real estate should be sold 10
Is hereby ordered; That the next Of kin Of the said de-
ceased and all persons interested In said estate apu
before this Court on SATURDAY, the twcnty-setontl
day OF November A. ID. 1851 at 10 o'clock a. M al me
Court Room OF this court In koloa then and there to-
show cause why order should not be granted Tor g
sale OF such estate, and II Is further orcred Thar
copy OF this order be published AZ least three snccc
ye weeks before said day Of hearing In the HAwAnAN
GAzErTEi newspaper published in Honolulu.
Dated kooa, II. l., Oct. 18TH 1854
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IT, iolioviu- persons have been commissioned a
Tax -firilectcrs fof 1854.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-10
TaImadge,s Wheat E.timate.
Daring Burglary.

Wagner's iewelry store was entered
by burglars on Sunday night, by boring
through the rear door SO as to draw the
bolts and open the door. They then
bored hole beside the lock, in the
front OF the safe, about four inches
deep, and loaded it with giant powder,
which was exploded, but with no salts
factory result to them. Instead of
blowing open the door the charge went
inwardly, bursting the lock off on the
inside and smearing the jewelry and
money with powder smoke, while the
bolts held the door in place. The burg
lars apparently saw that they had made
failure, and made no further attempt
to open the treasure box. They went
ont by the front door, which they left
unfastened. The work was probably done
during the rain which fell between ~
and 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Moth,
ing of special value was missed from the
store. The effect of the blast was very
peculiar, and fortunate for Mr.. Wagner.
A new door to the safe will be in order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-10
s. II. Hersam, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ira Nichols, Administrator, ct al,
Defendants.

The People Of the State of California send greet.
ing to-
Ira Nichols, administrator, with will annexed,
OF estate OF Hiram Hersam, deceased, Mrs. Sarah
Wallace, May Tucker, olive Tucker, Samual
Tucker, Mrs Nancy Frost, Greenlesf Hersam,
Willard iIerssm, Andrew Hersam, Angeline
Dunn, Arvila Spauldng, Nathaniel Hersan.
Amanda Cumming., Lorano Tucker, defendan nts
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain.
tin In the Superior Court OF tho State OF Cslifor.
MA, in and Tor the county OF Los Angeles, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day Of service), after the
service on You uf this Summons served within
this county; or, II served elsewhere, within thirty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action Is brought TO recover
judgement and decree against you and each Of
you In tsyor Of the plaintiff, :. II. Herssm In and
o those certain tracts or parcels OF land ia the
county Of Los Angeles and State OF California,
being portions OF the Rancho Santiago de Santa
Ana and described as follows:
first-E OF lot 2, block b.. Of the tract sur.
veyed by u. X. Nichols in ISL otherwise de.
scrised as Z. ! of the NV. OF the M 4, Sec.
20, T. 4 s., H. 3 W., S. b. M
Second-Also twenty acres Of said Rancho
bounded as follows: Commencing at the sW
corner OF land formerly owned by Joseph Martin
thence W. 10 chains; thence N. 20 CHAINS; thence
= 70 chains; thence 5. % chains to the point Of
beginning
Reference Is had to complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint ss above
required. the said plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under m, hand and the seal OF the su-
perior Court OF the State Of California in and Tor
the county OF Los Angeles, this 9Th day Of June,
In the year OF our Lori, one thousand eight
hundred anu eighty -four
fsesil A. W. POTTS,
By T.. ". OWEN, Deputy
Bicknell & White, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
lel0 Eau
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-10

From now until election we shall be
dinned to exhaustion by the voice OF the
brilliant genius known as the campaign
poet. We consider it kind dispensa-
tisn of Providence to the Democracy,
worthy OF all veneration, that the nal Q
OF "Tilden," like the word "coilee, and
GONE others, does not rhyme with any
other word in the English language. Our
Republican friends have a more horrible
fate in store for them The local cam.
paign rhymster has already made pre-.
Iiminary onslaught, and by the time the
contest is well under way dire conse.
quences in their ranks from such attacks
may be reasonably expected. "Bluiue'
and "Maine," and Logan" and "Slo
gan" will give the rhyming "word
butcher and infallible idea exterminator'
n advantage that he will not fail to i'm
l,ove, though he may cause thousands
to faint and fall and give up the ghos
before the 9th of November.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-10

THs PEOPLE will look with consider
able interest to see what the New York
Times. the New York Evening Post, the
Times Of Philadelphia, Hav7,ers' Weekly
and the other Republican papers that SO
vehemently opposed Blaine's nomination
will do, now that he is the nominee Of
their party Before the convention they
had thousand good reasons 10 offer
why he should never be President. VIII
they say the same thing now. will they
"eat crow" and take IL all back ?"