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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctiouee-s

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
POINTING On STREET NORTHWEST AT
AUCTION. "a
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated September -
2itn, 4. D1Si3. and duly recorded in liber No d,HR
I'D folo Isl. one Of the land records for .l.l
Washington county. in the District Columbia and
by direction OF the rarity cured thereby will sell at
pubic suction IN front Of the preni es on NJ NDAY
DICf MBE3 IWENTY-sECOND. A d. 1884 at FOuR
O'CLOCK p NJ, the folio ing descr bed real estate
situate IN the city OF Washington District OF Columbia
TO wit BEGINNING for the sixty -four (6A feet west
from the northeast corEer of square Ave
hundred and nine t509) and running thence south
eighty tSO) feet thence west thirteen feet nine and
threquarier inches tlS 80: thence northwcstwardly
70 point sixteen :eet l6) from the place OF he
ginning thence east sixteen feet {6 place Of begin
nlmF together with all the improvements tn reon
Terms Of sale The amount of Indebtedness secured
by this deed Of trust unpaid with the expense of sale
III cash. and the balance at six twelve aud eixhtecn
months tor which the notes the purchaser bearing
nte est from the day OF sale and by deed
trust on the erty sold shall he taken Adepost Of
SOD shall he required Ct the purchas the time Of
sale All conyeyancing &c. shall be at the expense Of
the purchaser 80
n2o-eodSds LEROY NJ. TAYLOR Trustee.
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THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers

VJNHOS. J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL, BRICK
HOUSES AND Lots, KNOWN AS Nos. 1902. 1904
AND 1906 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated 18th March A *,
D. 1881 and duly recorded iber No 1854 folioN Pa
Dbl ne of the land records for the District of CO. 1
lumb;a we shall sell. on II THURSDAY AFTER DON
OECEMBEK HE EIGHrEENTH, AID. 1884 at
IA AALfor -. THEE O'CLOCK in front ofthe premi-
hundred and two uO2) and hundred and one fl1II
according to knenan's subdi isio of sub lots mum,
bered twenty (26) to thirty three $3.50 Inclusive in
square numbered two hundred and forty-one CAD az
recorded In Book II Of subdivisions Page in the Office
OF the urveyor OF the District Of Columbia tog ther
two-ssory and Basement brick dwellings, known an
Nos 1907, 1904 and 1906 Kingnan lace northwest
which will be sold separately.
Terms cash. balance IN six t6) and twelve
u2 months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold deposit of 500 viii be
cost OF purchaser If terms Of sale are not complied
WITH within ten days from day of sale the property
Will De resold at risk and cost of defautinR
after FIVE days notice in The Evening star
EDWAkD J. STELi.WAGES. Trustee.
1924 + street northwest;
FREDERICK B. NCuUIRE Trustee
d6-d&ds 1906 street.
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TIE HEAD MONTY CASES DEcDEn-A decision
vas rendered by the Supreme Court to-day In tho
s0-called "Head Money Cases" sustaining the
validity OF the statute requiring tho master,
foreign port 10 pay the sum OF 50 cenfs Tor every
passenger brought into port OF the United States
who Is not citizen, such sums to be used for the
benefit and care OF the immigrants and for the
regulation oe Immigration.
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IOEREMPIORY SALE OF
c,Bpr 20 p HtENT TAI RUGS.
AREMARkabLE colLESTio 10; Of ASrfouEs.
A 20 GsM Thish h S5II b si fSaRd
Very handsome and worthy the attention of Connois
This collection should BE- seen to be appreciated and
will be exhibition. within our saIesrooms an and
FR Sg : ress eGTn5r q street nSTthwes1
Sra. 9TH AND 3rH
DAYS T El NiSH at REF TgEs
n S and G9n5i9s MEDXEspX and THuRspAT DE-
oGLSckA II and IHhEk ScESck = s each dss
d2dts DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
nUNCANsON Bros Auctioneers
PAN haGk vShaEf I ali HRS haRsE HgssH WELL
GA eEAE HINES, csAAEhizsE;
AT AUCTION
r 2E TSk oD9G NoT WF NIP
uHh AP0 eli ThE x4TE f.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auc.ioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRUSSELS CARPETS. WAL
zee hS4k W sAsE T kKsr niE9 SUITE
b virtue Of deed OF trust dated January a5th. AID
si e sn ddn lcoF er IN hss No si folio
Tection Of the party secured sh. sell in front
9 f hIeSn D T9Sns 81 &sI,sr Williams Co.
PAST TN O'CLOCK a. ~. the following named arti.
cles; mentioned In sci edule marked "a" annexed to
deed OF trust
one elegant NJ 7. Sideboard, Walnut Frame Mantel
lfor walnut BOOK Case, Walnut Frame Parior Suite
ana Brussels carpets ~
Terms cash
dist WALTER WILLIAMS rrrstoo
esTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED On AC.
count OF the rain until tuesday,, DECEMBER NINTH
same hour AMI place. by order of 0ustee dG-2t
V,RAME BUILDING ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
Il BEIWEEN 4TH AND 5rH STREETS NORTH.
We T. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER SIXTH
atQCARTER- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we will sell in
mont OF tie premises south side
avenue near 9Th street northwest frame the
sam TO be moved within three days after sale
Terms cash. DUNCANStyN RRoq
o@-Ntn-sos Auctioneers.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac
count OF the rain until TUESDAY NINTH DECEM
Der. same hour and place
dot .I nnES..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M-

THIS AFTERNOON.
IHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
- PROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue of decree of the -upreme Court Of the a.
Distr Ct OF Columbia entered on llth October. 1884
is 1 and Mary S.ran e Il defend
MdSp 81 THk5K rG s se at M PUB
iH9sa shf ans @ ss
hereatsr the f1l9wing pieces in square one hundred
seven 90 west half II Lot o. with improvements:
qlare one hundred and seventy-two nTJ -'''
Of Of ess p s the rssase2
nstsments in OH and two year OF sale with
o. Be
Of be resod M and m e of defaus
5 5oaki = = coz oAslLlh Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts n26-10t
f,HANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REALFsrATE
C9X IHL NoETH SIDE 3T \ sIkEET North:
s4FEFIs wEsf ASp FIFTEENTH
BY virtus Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofA1H
issa in eauiy On ea sns s No. dsS
6Sshs 30 c 0 s IT, in T9p. sf The
CEMBER. A u 1884 at the hour Of FoUR O'CLOCK
? n Of said Ia.tnamed day the following described
Columbia to wit: Part Of lot nnmbered dus
Within the 1 ts ad S6un5
ginning Tor the same at point the line street
north twenty GOD feet east the southwest
of sad lot seven d. and running th east twenty
six 6 feet thence north eighty $500 feet thence east
twenty GOD bet: thence north {25) feet
thence west fortysix t46) feet d thence south
hundred and five (lU5l feet to the place of ginnnR
Terms OF sale: On third ~ Of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance thereof in the notes Of the pur
chaser at six 90 twelve IL D. and eighteen (l8, months
from the date of SALE with interest at the rate of (
per centum ann1. secured by deed of trust upon
ch9sers option 500 deposit required at the time Of
sas t Al a eonxsya1eins and res0rnE at Inrehaser
day from date OF sale otherwise the trustee reserves
tn right TO resell the purchasers and expense
after ten days notice by advertisement
FENDALL T. ALEXANDER Trustee
,,-,-,>-oo>, 49, . 49, louisiana avenue.
pUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers- n26 d&ds
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TIE CoNTRAcr for vault and burglar proof work
In the public buildings has been awarded to Far
reli Co and the contract for safes ana IRE proof
work to Marvin Co
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Ohio Tired OF Bc,uv n psva,,l statr.

Cleveland Ohio. Dispatch to tho NV York Times
The people OF Ohio have grown urcd u perform
ing The functions Of pivotal state ana going
through dual strain IN prcsid initial wears. The
recent oesertion or Indiana 20 tie November plan
ana The change made by West Virginia IN the el,,-
tion Just passed has Suggested a change IN tals
state. spontaneous movement has sprung I'd
ana Is receiving support I'm an quarters petition
Is oeing circulated asking the legislature 20 sIlt
an amendment 10 the constitute. T. be vatel -lr
IN octooer next changing the state election IN "A
oclobr 10 November. ft declares that IN ~. l.
DENTAL years the double election Elvsrise % fraud
causes needless expense, has prAstr ia- afI ,- I
business. ana compelS Onto 10 endure . s.raln Z
excitement ID which few OF tlr otliefsi an. -tt.
lect TIE people generally arr s,Enr7s aac s.rls
very good men have placed their names 20 fae 10
ution. Among them can oe named 5. lttur -..r-
man, Senator-tlect Payne. COX. Hoad.y Cx-f,nss.
toA- B@noP. Young ana Poster, ana otaer pr'fr4l-
nent gentlemen OF both parties ana from ai ralfs
OF thc State. The present condition oI affairs "a
quite satisfactory 10 such pTaccai politicians -
make their living out OF politics, am - IN, Ir-
chasaheNo vote, but TO Others IL - = Iar!ss, burden
Inc chances now are that The amend. eat M ID
SUBMITTED, and II so there Is Lttle doubt G. ia
adoption by The people
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS ArPonTED.-The Pres
ident has appointed O. o. Stealey, W. W. Burhans
and W. G. Nichols commission to examine and
report upon completed portions OF the Southern
Pacific railroad Of California.
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SPECIALTIES

DILES-rs NUELEMAN CURES PILES BY Dr.
rect treatment. without the knife caustic or
Egature. Care guaranteed Can lie consulted at 10
9th street northwest every first and third Nednesday of
esch month d. I'm
mr. W T. PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS ELEC-
II tro magnetic healer healing by laying hands
Treats rheumatism, Neuralga. Asthma Catarrh Par
alysis. 81 Wits Dance. Nervous frostration. Lung
Liver and hlGneT complaints, and al diseases
wi hCut the II madeleine Consultation free VIII
visit patents az their homes Office hours9 m to 8
p H. 81 80 street northwest nI7-4w.
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THE Pc LETTER CLAM.-The hearing OF the Pei
letter claim against the Hawaiian government was
resumed at the State department to-day before
Justice Strong.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

TTHHOMAS OOWLING, AuctOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF CONCORDANCE HousE
AND LOT: NO. 1922 F Rect.
~ virtue OF decree in Equity, cause No. gl76 -
O'Hare vs.. McLauFhlin. Will sell on FRIDAY H8
the MELFIH DAY OF DECEMBER, A d. 1884 II
at FOUR O'CLOCK. p NJ. the west part of lot No Is
IN square No 20 fronting II feet inches on street
VITA depth OF 100 feet to wild. alley, improved with
northwest ~
Terms ct sale are: One-haf cash, with residue in
equal payments six and twelve mos this with interest
or al cash at the option of purchaser and $50 de-
pos1t when property struck conyeyanciug M pnr-
cnasess cost FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
d+-dts GuntOn Building, 472.8 Louisiana ave
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Affair. In Wee, Washington.

DrarH OF VENERABLE L.pT.-MrS. Ann Eliza
beth jenkins died at her residence, No. Sta6 y
street. yesterday morning at o'clock at The age u
q years> after short Illness nom congestion OF
the lungs The funeral VIII take place tomorrow
cemetery.
BRokH Hrs LtG.-on Saturday about ESQ 2. m.
wHle RaadaH Coleman was coming cut OF a res
tauraht, NO SuSb street. he stepped fron stone
step 10 TIE pavement and broke his light Lex BE-
tween tue ankle and the Knee cap. DR. Suter rem
uclcd nls-ISal AID Coleman was removed 10 his
home, 90 29th street. q
NorES-special Ofricer Burrows returned home
yesterday AFTER SIX days hunting trip Ia Mont
fomety county, Md Dozen or more Italians
this place.
MISS DENoiowsKI At HER IarR HcMR-Niss
isahH,ile DeNoioWsi. In company with her fri, Ia,
hss jessie beaii. visited her former residence No
ssv Nee tofk avenue, this morning, which Is S,iI
Snosr control OF the police. Who " n Coniiuuc IN
Sndfge unlll relieved by an order flOm The court
property.
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INR. ROBFRTSOS. THE WELL. KNOWN BALTI-
~ more Iecalst witt over 20 years experience In
treating all diseases Of the Generaye Organs
yCus System be cohdertally consulted every We'd
Lesday AID Saturday. from 20 9 p 40 street
northwest ~ street Success guaranteed every
case without using nauseous drugs, caustics
cGry. Private ROOMS for ladies. oc4-3Iu
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M
RELIABLE CIA1RyOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
esn Dc Consulted business and ali affairs Of III.
Fee. o..
Iesroence 1910 1ltl street northwest Hours from
o. To ) ID and from O D II n2n
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OF Pianos. Having retained the services of Messrs
GEO. ELY and H. WAGNER, for many years with the
frn all orders by mail for tuning music promptly
attended to, nol8 i'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23
si1tieth Day, July 18th.

The House me; al 10 a. IN. After prayer by the
chaplain tbs minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read BY tbs secretary.
Hon. c. Z. Bishop presented a general report
from the COMMITTEES on Education The report IS
Of considerable length Ii saws that the present
system of education is working well and that con
siderable progress has been made The appropri-
alton should be increased to $1,000 SO as to in
crease the salaries Of good teachers and to meet
other Unforeseen demands. The Board of Educa-
ton according 10 Law should consist of five mem
bers one Of whom Is 10 be President, Who Is not
authorized to do anything but appoint a secretary
and sign official documents authorized by the
Board. The Committee cannot recommend even
ing schools.
On motion of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
the report vas adopted and ordered to be printed.
Representative kalus, from Committee on Mis-
oellaneOuS fetluous reported on a petition intro
dnced BY Representative Kamakele relating to
Government lands, police and mail carriers In the
district Of Hana and that it be laid on the table.
Report adopted.
Representative Dole, from Special Committee,
reported the following reply having been draft
ed IN answer to His Majesty message:
To HIS. MAEEsTI IKE kISG,
SIZE The members of the Legislative Assembly
gratefully acknowledge the receipt of Your Maj
esfy's message Of this date, referring to the de-
pressed state Of business of the country and the
cscilns IN the pTce Of or chief staple, and recon-
nsndIns rrtrsnehmslt in ths estimate of expen-
ditures submitted TO the Assembly by Your Maj
esfy's Minister Of Finance
We are mindful of Your Msies.y's recommends
tons, set forth Ii the address from the Throne
upon the opening Of this session of the Legislative
Assembly. but the large estimates submitted to rs
BY Your Maiesty's Ministers have been obstacles
to our carrying out Your Majesty's reconmenda-
tons as completely as could be desired.
We agree with Your Majesty, that the uufavora-
bic financial prospects Of The country call for
tEenchmsnf N the expenses of the administration
| of pablo Affairs, and IN view Of Your consistent
! and noble suggestions, that such retrenchmenti
should begin from the head of Civil list, ~ pro
mise our faithful and impartial consideration Of
the reduction that shall be Submitted to rs b
/ Your Maiestys Minister of Finance.
We feel assured that Your Majesty's policy IL
\ financial administration as expressed, will meet
/ with EaEm response from all Hawaiian citizenl
and residents, and =ill 20 far to avert the disas
/ trous consequences which the fall in prices and
the accompanying business depression have threat
/ ened. Responding to Your gracious wishes, "
command Your Majesty and the interests of oul
common country TO the sheltering care of til
King OF Kings.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs moved the adoption
Of the reply At the same time he would say he
tho1Ehf II unnecessary for the committee to insert
anything about the Appropriation Bill. His Maj
eSty the items before his speech vas delivered
Furthermore the estimates were made before the
present depression vas assured, there vas not the
same reEso1 for retren>hment as there is nov.
Representative Ahoio did not understand part
Of the report
Representative Dole read the second paragraph
of the Royal message
Ihs interpreter Tszd the passage With care.
The Minister of Foreign Afaifs sid that the
psssaee only siCnifsd amendments and not a nez
Appropriation Bill.
Rspresentztive D3is- The words N the draft
have been the words Of the Royal message
Representative NaEahi seconded the mctioa to
accept the Esply. he -zs sorry the way the mes
sage came IN, through special messenger instead
Of through tke Ministers- The frequent coming
II OF these messages otherwise than through the
Ministers, VII establish bad precedent. He did
not.drd fault with the message. bat the way Il
was b-Occht m The Ministers cannot Be held
responsible for the message.
Representative Pilipo did not agree with the
Hon member from Hilo. He vas pleased with
His Nasty 5 nesszge. II Il had come through
the Ministers Il would not have lad the sane
force We noS know the Kings views direct
ReprsseutatlTe kalua did not think Il proper to
dispute over the Message Let rs Put an end %
this De moved the previous question:
he reply Eas z5opied and the President ap-
pointed the foll0Eing COMMITTEES 10 present Il %
His Majesty. Messrs- Dole. Dominis. ". o. Smith,
Pillpo, karlukOus Clsgh5rn, kalua, kauhanes and
kEPihaa-
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PASSENGERS.

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Mks-s 81 and lki G-ts. Miss Z Fc-s1E. NJ HylE1.
wife ckfi6 z-E r-r<e NJ lre-gE Enl chi lrer Ms
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Against Lotteries


he foIoEin- vas laid on the dssk Of every
member q the Lexis arure on Thursday morning
Il, fir ReursssHtsffnes ~ he Hasr1ft1a Peopls =
To1 are asked 10 incorporate and lsZallzs Lot
tsrv. o. systs-nEtizs5 gambling
What are these Dotts-iss, and what have they
done
They. take snail Suns from the thoCSand. 30 give
large suns 70 tie few
Iley tzks from the poJr, 70 give 70 the Tich-
mex directly and invariably encourage every
form Of dishonesty from the defslcatl0ns Of con
fde1tial agents. the petty p5fsrlug Of domestic
servants livery Chinauan Is a born gambler.
and EUzld sooner seal twenty -dye cents from ms
employer than 20 without a ticket
In the Old cJ1ntries Of EzrOpe, after the sTp=rl-
enoe Of from to three Centuries, lotteries were
pzi down by law as beng productive Of eEl only
In the United States. lotteries Illegal n ever
State but perhaps one Or two In England, 70 ad-
re-tiss a losteEy entails on q newspaper fine Of
80. Lotteries are almost unknown nos except
II Cuba. Louisiana and few minor States. Ard
this Is vha; you are asked 70 introduce II these
Islands. where hitherto they have been Illegal, sIlce
there zZs a written lsE IN the Kingdom.
NoBLES AND REPRESENTATIVES 1ou are invited
% establish hsre an institution which has been
lcCoulnlo1sly expelled from every vel governed
o01ntry n both hemisphere as an uuTnitlgated
czzss-
Who VII beze6t? Ouly those Who hope to drz=
heavy salaries, and fez p-l1= holders. generally
rich men who can Afford 70 buy large numbers o.
tickets The holder Of one ticket In tho1sznd
l has go chances against his one
REFBEsE1AZITEs OF HKEAui 1oz by yOzrselyss
can render this iuiQuity impossible
Tasers u HrHuafff Call upon yOur Reuresentz.
tivss to do thsir duty, and save the Country from
! thl= curse
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The City Of Paris.


On ErldAy, 5Hly 18Th the agents Of tie steamer
Cts q PGI7is gave fareEell lunch on board that
vesssl prevlo1s 10 her departure for SINGAPORE
The ship Ezs Csylg Cecked With Eacs and every
preparation bad bsea made fo- profuse HOSPITALITY
. the c1es-s- Hospitality which Eas done ample
5-s-ics 70. The guests Ee-e received at the gang
zav ~ TIE Hon g. W. Maefarlzae and Nj Hear
NscfsrIzne- acting a. hosts AnolE those present
urgre HIS Mz5esty. attended BY the Chamberlain
l.J15d. the Princess Llkslike- the President Of
- Hoase, Hon Godfrey Rhodes; Her Bafanuic
Nsie=+v-s Commission. Major Wodeh0zss. the
Porsur1ese Commissions. Mons Cz1zTzrro; tbs
Ministry, the nsnbers OF the HoCss o. MOBILES
-rd Rerrcszutztivss. ard number Of the Iezding
business and professional rlsn Of the community.
The fair ssx vere represented TOO; TIE uQpe- deck
vas czy viii pretty toilets AID brilliant Ta-4sois
A lunch vas se-vs1 vics u 51s-1ce 10 the e1orts
Of the czterer AIr. Fasset- At 1D p n The order
given 10 iet 70 the ropss and tbs Ciig Il H1ris
Etzrted On her F0Fzce With eTsr5 god WISH frc-n
a larre number Of fr1en7s- Among her passergers
WEre Mrs :. J. Len, Misses Lizzie and Ella1
Co1sg, Mrs. Herbert Miss L1sT Herbert.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

Ian not about time tia; extreme vigilance vas
e.ercsssd by the nishf-safchnsn ard thai thair
uzubsr sas increased On the TOT Of TIE bur-
giz-ies AZ Dr. McEibbin's Of fowls and also a.
Hon Go6frey Rhodes Of some rare ehieksns and
rapidly following the entries into Hart b-os Ars-
Lack and Otbers which Do not occur % Is a ms
noueut co1ss the capture Of q Chlna1z1 u q
RON N Captain Trips ho1ss on Liliha streei-
Ch1nese also Committed The burglary a the gun
siorr. some pis.ols having ben recovered from
the1- and ne have right 10 szrP1ss that they sre
connected EIth mos Il all Of the thefts which
have been 50 oozDo1 Of late II the last case &
rfrl living az Captain Trips hozse discovered q
f.s5uaz1an nanSackIng her burezu At two O'Clock
rm Sunday morning and called fo- help What
Grain 1ripp did vixen he arrived On the scsne
vii never be known he / 10y modest TO ;a1 bat
vrhsu Cautnin Mehrte1s arrived be found h-dly
ruauQIed M0ncoliA1 lying OF pale OF stones
fl.-Itzi- Inns ruzs1 have hit HIN Al the Tery
$50 boxed rs ears The Only article Of value
rris-ss-lr - cosd brzuslet and the Chinzna-'
: 7ri1sf colrun Oibe-Eiss the bu-clzr vas
-ls.i-frred and VII Probably Be cazTalescent By
fTrlfi-se re Ninistry eoes oat Captain Imp s
= hzuant n1an and vas Wiling y give nis 11ad-
rht visitor tie hensff n tie do1bt q 3 lis II
&11to1s He OILY zzsis1sd I'M throzgh ne VIZ
Az heczzss - o1-ld ~ h1a the ksy q II
fsuut &1cr-