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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19
Mortgages Notice OrIntention to Forcclose

NOIICE Is 1EltEB0 CIV IN
~ that pursuant to powers OF salo contained iu
three certain mortgage deeds 10 wit; Let mortgage
made by Albert X. kunuiakca Of Honolulu Island Of
Oahu, TO The oawaiiau Investment and Agency Com
pany Limited, dated the 9Th day OF August tsss aud
recorded in libcr s6. folios 1sta and assigned 10
AexandST j. Cartwright of said Honolulu, by deed of
assignnSht dated the 9Th day Of June, 1881 and re
corded In liber s. on fOlios GIG and 2 nd MORTGAGE
made by said Albert K kuuuiakea to said Alexander
ad j. SsITTh q S dated thf , ' @ q fssFuay i a9d re-
said Albert X. Kunuakcn TO said Alexander 2. Caff
wright dated the 18th Of March, isS and recorded u
llber -, toos 3lsj, and for breaches of the cpnd
tion- in said mortgage deeds contained that all and
singular the lands, tcnements and hcrcdiizmcuts fu
said mortgage deeds contained and described will after
the time limited by law be sold at public Auction on
account OF the breaches Of the conditions a. hcfcube
fore mentioned.
being as iollows tst-Ahupuaa Of Knknau situate in
Hilo, Island Of Hawaii and more paruculary de
area $50 acres 2nd-Lands situate al Kapuuakca
Mala and Puako in Lahaina, Island Of Mani, bcln.
Apanas l. and Of Royal Patent No 5il5, L. G. Award
situate Luakaha, Nuuanu Valley, in said Island 0f
Oahu, described In Royal Patent No 600 l. e. Award
No. s5lj, 81 acres. lth-Ahupuaa Of Luimi. d.
scribed in L. C. Award No. sl9D 5tL-Ahupuaa oT
Waiaka, situate In kohala, Island Of Hawaii aud de-
seribed In Royal Patent No. i6es. G-Ahupual oi
Pahoehoe. situate in kona. Island Hawaii aud do
scribed in Royal Patent No. 1868. IN Land OF Khpu
nakea, described In Royal Patent No G117 L. C. Award
No 5tSj. Sth-Land Of Maunakui, situate iu Lahainu
Island Of Maui Royal Patent 80. o1t' l. e.. Award
5isJ. yth-Ahupuaa Of Puou, situate In LlhaiuE, L.
land OF Maui, and more particularly described u L. g.
Award No. SD. i0th-Ahupuaa OF Puunoe. ag-
scrbed In Royal Patent No. i655, L. q Award No. sJlj
iith-Land at Wailuku, Island Of Maui, known o. Owa
described in Royal Patent No sij1. Isfh-Laud ut
Hamakualoa, Island Of Maui known AZ the Ahupuaa
Haehaku, Royal Patent No. 1865, l.. G.. Award ssi1.
ijth-Land Of Puhala, Island of MOiokai. iitlI-Prem
tses known as Kuaihclani IN said Hunoluu, l.. e..
Award No. %, ROYAL Patent 2Gfs. i5th-Pclly Prgml
ses Ia Ngnann Valley, Honolulu, Royal Patent No.
ALEN- J. CARTWRIGHT,
. A. -. .....-.- g. 49, 49,. T.
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Special Notifies.
MR.. w. C. PARKE


Has an oiee in Mr.. Godfrey Rhodes FireProof Build
ing, on Kaahumauu Street. and will be happy
to any business entrusted to his care. ld8j cm
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:PREME COURT OF THE ia

GUPREME COURT OF THE ia
- v-aiiaa Isl=nds In Prohate.-In the maticr nf
the Esfatc ufANTONIO MANUEL Of Honolulu oahu.
d@rtssed Al Chambers before Nj. Justice A1siiu.
on reading and flng the petition and accounts ~
w C. P4rke administrator with the viii annexed %
the cstatr of Antonio Manuel late Of Honolalu Oahu
deceased wherein he asks TO be allowed sess5i, and
ehsr-es himself with ss5o, and ssis that The same
NAV be- examined and approved. and that anal pref
NAV be made of distribution % the property remain
inc In hs hands TO the persons thcrlto cniilfd and
dtsehsrripr him and his -urctics frum an further
responsibility a. such administrator.
ii I. ordered that MONDAY, the i5th day ofblcrn-
bcr A. D. ISSf al ten O'Clock a. m, before ssid CHIEF
Justicc at Chambers in the Court luusc at onolniH
be and Inc samc hereby Is appointed ihc alr sud
place for hearing said petition and aecuunts and that
al persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause IN any they have why the should
be granted And that thi. order, IN the kn-ii-h nnd
Hawaiian languages. be published In thc hAwNutN
GAzrTTr and Enokoa newspapers printed and pub
ishe In Honolulu, for three successive weeks previous
to the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Datrd at Honolulu, H. l.. this oh day ci Nov, A-D.
fsSi BENZ II. AUSTIN
Attest: justice Supreme luHfi.
HrNuV sNTffs d CLERK
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MI. W. Da..son IN KsAaia.

kohala friend writes Mr.. +. W. Damon
and wife have been spending a few DAYS in Ko-
haia. The friends OF Mr. Damon Are always glad
20 so him. bot especially ON this Oocnsiun when
accompanied ly one who Is 30 earnest and Ell
cicni helper in ali good works, as Mrs Damon
seems 90 be. The Chiuesg Peter and peoples rec
ponded cordially b words spoken IN their own
tongues
Work among the thincse appears revived by
ihis visit o. Ihrfsday afternoon Mrs Damon
hear rcantly concerning the work, in which she
has been engaged in China. On Sabbath evening
Mr. Damon SPOKE in the Foreign church, giving
some very iufersting facts connected with bis
resent visit 70 OHM and Japan
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- OIhEM Il COOhI OI III = ia
the Estate Of LEE 10y, late Of lilo. hawaii. de-
ceased, intesiate. At Chambers before Mr.. Justice
ON reading and filing the petition and aeeuunts Of
W. Austin Whiting. Administrator Of the Estate Uf
asks to Be allowed si5ssis, and Charge Ea.cif Win
s62OO, and asks that the same may be examined and
approved and shows that said estate H ins0ycnt and
asks that final order may be made Uf distribution Of
the property remaining in bic hands to the creditor
claims and disuhargtng him and his surctcs from al
further responsibility a. such administrator.
II is ordered that MONDAY the sth day of Drrembrr
A D. 1851, at 10 oclock M, before the said Justice
At Chambers in the Court House 81 Honolulu De and
place for hearing sad petition and accounts. aad h
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause " any they have why the same should not
be granted and may present evidence a. 20 who aru
entitled to the said property. And that this order u
the English and Hawaiian laEsuagc. be published in
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and hg0t0a ucwspaprrs
printed aud Published IA Honolulu, for three tucces
sive weeks previous to the time therein appointed Tor
Dated At Honolulu. II. l., this 9th day Oct A. b. ISL
BENZ. II. AUSTIN
HESEr suTH, Deputy CLERK. i15
SUPREME COURT or THE ITA-
y waiiau I-lands.-In Probate. In the matter or
the Estate Of HENRY MAY late Of Honolulu d.
ceased Order appointing time Tor Probate Of Wlu
and directing publication Of notice Of same
document, purporting TO be the last win aud te.ta
ment OF Henry May, Of Honolulu. deceased having on
said Probate Court, and a petition Tor the Probate
thereof and for the issuance 0t letters tctnmcnta 10
Tom May and Peter G. J0nes Jr, having been dled by
said Tom May and Peter G. Jones Jr
It Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, the Isb day
Of January, AID. 1sS5 At 10 O'Clock am. OF said day f
the Court OF said Court at IIouoInIu one 9f hg
Hawaiian Islands, be, and the same b. hereby lp-
pointed the time for proving said will and hearing
said application when and ucrr any per.u intere-t
may appear and contest the said will and the granfn
Is further ordered that notice thereof be- given H
publication, for fourteen successive weeks Ia tla Ia
MAIIAS W IA GAzErTE, newspaper printed and Published
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Executors Notice !

THE UNDERSIGNED. ENECJ-
Il tor q the VIII Of Mr.. W. wENSER. OF IIonaIaIa.
deceased notifies all persons having claims agair.f
the said estate 70 present the same duiy Authenticated
with proper vouchers whether secured by m1rtg4sr H
ntherwisc. TO the undersigned within si ndlI- ff.
date, or they will be forever barred Notice Ia aI
hereby given that have this day deUutizad VIC
Grcig TO collect all monies due 20 tc above Estate
II. J.. MCINTYRE
Executor Of viii ~ VIVA Weuur.
Honolulu, August 18th. 1ssL sHi 1rs.
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MuNDAY Nov. 18th. instead Of Sunday,
Nov. 10th, was celebrated as the King 5
birthday, and the day was duly honorcd
by salutes, a regatta and a reception at
the palace in the evening. The regatta
was OF course, the principal event OF the
day. The boat races were good. in most
instances, and there was one race which
was magnificent, that in which the MYRTLE
Boat Club and the Honolulu Yacht and
Boat Club measured their strength. Ii
was triumph for the Myrtlos to win such
race, and IT was really triumph for the
II. Y. D. G. to be beaten on such close
terms. Anglo Saxon bone and muscle, and
above all Anglo Saxon grit told. Those
boys rowed that race for all they were
worth, rowed it fairly us honorable mon
should, and accepted the positions which
their pluck and endurance gave them the
one with becoming mcdcsty. accepting
their victory, aud the other with a Jolly
boahoBmit accepting their defeat. This is
as il should be and we hope that such feel
ing will always be shown. Ii Is Int a
mean contemptible spirit that is not vii
ling, in friendly match of sill, to do the
best that can be done, no matter whether
the odds ara against them or not Many
a losing boats crew gives members for the
winning crew Of anothcr regatta. II is
plVel that is shown in such contests which
Is the thing that gives them their value.
The prizes are nothing, but TO be the win
ner in well contested trial Of strength is
indeed honor. Greece rewarded the win
ners IN its athletic sports with wreath.
England rewards her greatest boatmen
but with praise We are willing that our
races might be rewarded with something
more substantial. but still not with money.
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on this subject apparent to certain of our
rougher element here.
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NOTES..

A SUMBER of Portuguese have been leaving for
the Coast lately. 1t is probable, however, that
they will return for work is not plentiful nor are
wages better on the Coast than here. Besides the
relations of life suitable to the habits of
Portuguese here than they are there. Il is well
perhaps, that a few should 70 over and try their
luck, for it will make others acquainted with what
they may have to expect II is worth while noting
that a number of Norwegians went over to the
Coast, and returned, and that they are thoroughly
satisfied nov with positions on the plantations.
Spreckelsvile is nov employing large number
of them
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS FOUND TRES
"a passing on Lands belonging o, in the occupa
tion Of the kAlIUA RANCH, will be prosecuted. Any
persons wishing TO their Cattle, can get an
order Monday In each week, from the undersigned
or his luna. Noperscn will be allowed the kahua
Lands with Dogs. GEO. +. HOLMES.
kahna. knhala. Nov. .th. ISL 1Gl5 b
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NOTICES are constantly being put for
ward that the Board Of Health does this
or the Board Of Health has done that We
would like to know who is the Board OF
| Health. Changes in that body have been
so kaleidoscope that at the present mo
ment the public have no idea Of the per
sonnel Of the Board. save that IL presided
over by the President OF all the Boards
and the Masterof all the Ministers. Again
we would like to ask when the last meet
ing of the Board Of Health took place
| Important changes have been made among
the Physicians under the Board, imp0r
tant appointments have been made. within
a comparatively short tino, and we believe
that there are members of the Board. II
not all members OF tho Board who were
perfectly ignorant officially Of what was
being done by the President. ON impress
sion is that no meeting has taken place
since that hole and corner affair when the
Hon. A. 5. Clcghorn being absent ON Maui
three members were called together and
dismissed DIR. McKibbin who did not hap
pen 10 be in accord with the administra-
ton. II we are mislnformed the Govern
ment can reply through their organ.
w believe in division Of labor and Of
profits, with due regard for responsibility
ON each side, and for the side which as
sumes the larger risks.
Figures prove that a planter can make
larger profits who takes upon himself the
entire business OF cultivating cane and of
manufacturing the sugar But the outlay
of money. and corresponding risk. Is Of
course far greater than when one party
does the cultivating and another the mill
work. In case of low prices of sugar,
scarcity of labor supply breaks in ma
chinery, drUuth. and the thousand and one
accidents to which n plantation Is liable
the planter who has divided the risk finds
great relief Moreover. 1t is usually the
case. that greater economy can be prac-
ticed and higher degree Of efficiency at
tanned when one man has sole and cxclu-
siye direction over but onr branch Of the
plantation business.
The division OF labor and profits here
suggested does not necessarily imply that
either the mill or the field work is done
upon the cooperative system. That sys-
TEN requires, we apprehend, a consider
able degree OF intelligence and rcsponsi-
bility among the operators, or else that
the field hafds, or cultivators, shall enter
into carefully drawn aud clearly under
stood agreements with each other, as well
as with the plantation owner. Cases Of
death misfortune or illness must cspeci-
ally be provided for, as well as cases OF
sheer incapacity or laziness; the cultiva-
tors should have among their own number
men Of intelligence, on whose Judgment,
and by whose direction they agree to abide
and act With Portuguese laborcrs a stip-
ulation to submit all differences among
themselves to the Portuguese Commits
sioner would be invaluable.
We are glad to see that the subject IS
having attention
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nFrarTNEnr OF fNrERIoR.

HosuLrLu, November liih, inHl.
JoxsrHts AusTfs. EsQ. hus bern THE day ap-
pointed CommisrionUf ~ Patents FOR the Hawaiian
fsirrd. CHAs r GuLICK
tnBz Minister Of interior.
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zutIvuriiu



Frrp,r. Novcmi,er sEh issi, being the anniversary
a, m, recognition Of Hawaiian Independence By The
t7ovcrnnents ~ Great Britain and frnnoe- Will ~
ob.crved as a Puhiie Holiday, sud al Publie ofccs
throughout the Kingdom viii be closed.
CUAS. T. GULICK.
.s.s a. arfirfsfer n Hrteris,r
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FURNISHED ROOMS--Ncat and costly Fur
nishcd Rooms can be had by early application at
(glsl NO. GARDEN LANE.
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lous g. k.l1rEoU, h8s been this day Commis
,iun-d -. Sheun u ths Leland Of Hawaii. in par- %
l. -ry,rsuce. RESIGNED goOMAIKELANf.
Ggvernnr-f II Hawaii.
Approved wAurrH n GiUsoy,
Acting Attorney General.
one Gurrfur-- OF Hawaii, Oct p, i-si. iusi 81
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Arm A0urrtisrnlrnts.
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
" HONOLULU ICE WORKS COMPANY will de
liver ICE at AS Low RATES ns any other company
JOHN G. WILDER, Superintendent
Honolulu Nov 1st ISSI 1881
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To produce real genuine sleep and childlike re-
pose all night, take little Hop Bitters on retir-
ing. Look for advertisement.
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A timely use Of Hop Bitsers viii keep whole
family in robust health year with but little cost.
Read advertisement
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The President of the Board Of Education has ap-
pointed Mrs ]. d. Strong teacher Of drawing IN
F,urt Street Sckoul
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Attest: ChiefJusticc Suprcmu Court
1884 HENEY SMITH, Deputy Clerk 80
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure 4 ofsaie
TN ACCnRnANCE WITH A POW

Mortgages NOtlce OF foreclosure OF sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
er Of sale contained in 4 certain mortgage made hy
b. Minoa and Nahau his wife Of Puma, Hawaii, TO Wm
l. Rose. dated the 9Th day Of October A. ID. is and
recorded In ber ~ pp. e. Is and 90: notice s hrrrhy
given that said m0rtgugcr ntcnds TO forciosc aid
mortgage for condition broken, and upon sald f1EC
closure will sell at public auction at the Uncc Of D
Hitchcock In Hilo, on SATURDAY, the 18th dag OF
November, 1884, at u NJ, the premises described u
the said mortgage a. below specified.
(Signed) WM. L. ROSE
Mort.ugto
The premises to be sold are situated In Kanalea1
District Of Puma, leland OF Hawaii described in Eora
Patent No 9s and consist OF two pieces of land con
tanning 100 and q Acres respectively together with a
the Improvements thereon.
Full particulars to be had OF ID. H. Hitchcock At
tOrney.at-Law, HilO, Hawaii. fEt
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Stamped EuveIopes

OF THE DENOMINATIONS OF
" 1. :, 4, and 10 Gents, eau be purchased A. the
Postoihce IN any quantity from to one th0usand
EnveioPes Persons residing the other Islands eau
unqeare them from the local Po.tcccs also domestic
prd foreign reply cards. Itg
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IHE German GeneraI ' on der GOItz has written
pamphlet, says the Christian Union in winch he
predicts how the next invasion Of Francs will take
place. He predicts that the heavy work of the
campaign will be done by the cavalry, and that
the only serious battles will be those in which
the late military maneuvers which the Germans
have been going through in the neighborhood of
Cologne the principal positions were assigned to
cavalry. Ii is also 10 be noted that the Russians
maintain great cavalry force in Poland to guard
against German invasion. A revival Of cavalry
campaigning will increase very largely the ex-
penses Of European armies.
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ALL reports lately received from France give a
very bad account Of the state of trade in that
country. According to the Paris EcoEoSiisfs all
branches of business were depressed, and but
little hope was expressed OF any great revival in
the near future. NJ. Paul Leroy -Beaulieu writing
in the EcJHgmisis throws the blame for the exist
ing depression the financial and economic
policy which has been pursued in that country for
the past few years. II demands u reform in that
policy at once and thinks that in the present state
of public mind delay would he dangerous. At
Lyons the depression in the silk trade was in
tense, and the agitation among the workingmen
mon was OCCasiOning gave alarm. The success Of
the wine crop was the only favorable feature, but
it was not expected that this would alleviate the
general agricultural and commercial distress. The
information taken together with the Paris letter
We publish to-day points TO very uncomfortable
state of things in the Republic. II Is highly pro
bable that not even the war in China will be able
to withdraw the attention Of the people from
home affairs, and that an explosion may take
MIA
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE ia

NUPREME COURT OF IIIE IN
- Waiian fsland-.-in Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate 0f BERNICE PAUAHi BISHOP deceased.
Order appointing time for Probate Of VIII and direct
ing publication Of notice Of the same.
document, purpoEting 70 be The Last WI and
testament and two Codieils OF Bcrnice Paunh Bshot
late Of Honolulu Oahu. deceased. having the third
day OF November, A. D. 1891, been presented 10 said
Probate Court, aud petition FOR the Probate hcreoL
and for the issuance Of letters tesamcnary To- Chas
r. Bishop and :. VI. Damon having been dled by thcm
II Is hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the second day
Of December a. ID. ISL at 10 o'clock of said T,
at the Court Room Of said Court, az Alolani Hale.
In Honolulu, Island OF Oahu be- and the same f. here
by appointed the time and place for proving said viii
and hearing said application, when and where any
person interested may appear and contest the said VIII
and the granting of letters testamentary.
II Is further ordered that notice thereof be hvcu by
publication, for three successive weeks iu the laWa
iian Gazette and kucioa, newspapers printed and pub
in Honolulu.
Dated HonOalu, H. l., Nov. ID, 1ssi.
A. r. JUDD
Attest: ChiefJusticc Supreme Court.
inll IIEyEY SNIrff Deuufv CLERK "a
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STEAMER "MOK0LII,"

McGRECoR, Commander.
Leaves Honolulu each Wednesday, for Kaunakakai,
Kamaloo Pukoo, MoInui, lIalawa, Wailau' Pelekunn
and Kaaupapa, returning each Monday evening.
CO. Tho Company will not be responsible for any
freight or packages unless rcccpted for nor for per
soual baggage unless plainly marked Not responsible
for money icwcly unless placed In charge OF the
Pur-cr.
An possible care will be taken Of Live Stock, but the
Company will not assume any rick Of acedcnt.
SAML. G.. WILDER President;
s. u. ROSE, Secretary
UFFICE-CJFuCr Fort and Queen Streets.
Honolulu Sept. 10. ISL ltJ
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Baraiial1 G5azette.


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1884.
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In 1879 Bismarck showed he could exclude the
Gar from the alliance of Germany and Austria:
he now condescends to admit him. He imposes
since twelve years Austria, the surprises and
the vicissitudes Of his diplomacy. But if he be-
lieyes in the perpetuity of his diplomatic work. he
deceives himself. he may pull the imperial pup
pets at will, but the same strings will not make
their subjects dance. The meeting of the three
Emperors at Spernievice is hardly ten days and
already the Emperor Of Austria kicks in The traces
In his Imperial message at the opening of parlia-
ment, he dare not even alude to his cousin Alex
ander. The Hungarians forbid such friendships:
their memories GO back 70 Isi9, to the defeats of
Trad and Cowden, and the execution of Count
Balthgany.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-12

Not more than a dozen people In Chicago
ever knew Wilbur F. Storey intimately. No
wonder he lost his mind. He did enough to
kill . dozen men For years he was the editor
in-chief, man aging editor and night editor OF
the Times. He never had any words of APP
prGsal. IL things were satisfactory he said
nothing. One day when the Times had about
a dozen big scoops on its contemporaries,
the editor summoned the heads of departments
to his room and said is was s'simply damna-
ble' that the paper had beer tleft" on the even
ing proceedings of o grange convention some
where 'D-such a paper" said the old man
impatiently, 'if we can't do better than that
I'll buy q farm"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-12

Clinton, Wis, Herald: Clinton had quite a
curiosity yesterday, it being nothing less than
a man, wife and three children, who left New
York city last May and had s;:ce walked thus
far, being on their way to Dakota. Their
household goods they had loaded in a two
wheeled cart, which they had drawn the en-
tire distance, and which needed repairing at
this point The man thought that this far
West was q little dangerous and so bought a
revolver to protect himself. The children's
ages were nine, seven and four years. The
youngest had been drawn in the cart a portion
of the time, but the balance of them had walk
ed every step Of the way.