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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-28
Chicago Grain Trade.
CHICAGO, january ..

:.
Wheat-Ruled weak during nearly all
Of the session, MAY selling down to 84Jjzz !;
grew steadier, closed shade stronger j;
7sl< cash January; 1873 February, 70
March S4A Nay.
Corn-Steady; 373g cash January-Feb-
raary; 371I March; Il May.
Qats-Shade easier; 277S cash January
February; IS March; 81 May.
Whisky-l3.
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Pnston Wool Market.

Bo.7oy. January Wool-Steady,
firm.
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philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January .27.-Wool-
steady, unchanged.
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xsv york Money Market.

NEW YORK, January q.
Money easy, !.
PINE paper; "a 6.
Exchange bills firm, 63k.
s-eTiing exchange demand, S714.
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77''7'77liii7-7-1'l-7l'7 : - =
Liverpool Grain.

LIvERreoL, January27
Weather in, England thawihg.
Breadstuffs, duh.
Wheat-No. California. Is Sd q as
sd No. California, IS 10d q Is 3D.: red
western spring, Is I'd a Is 4d; winter,
red western. rs I'd q Is 3D..
Corn-New western mixed, As 11Hd.
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and / o'clock. and in somo cssSE
fractional amuunts In addition;
bat after o'clock tho mst.
ket sRkin became strong ard
- ssn,iuuoH Goil lN'a il tho after
noon. In the lat boar Isiintss wGu
again varr souyo ana prisas p,grs moro
/ or - ieVaf,sh mud irfUgular, is watch
snpti.io it ulUsAd, in Fpmu casss a. the
has cures of ma day, bus ia mans
otIrrs 81 u 10 4 pec cant. b,low Sic
hlss'H' Quotations. The net rapsittf
she days business edvanoss rtnEiSg
lfom ifLoiuna TO over 2
per cont. tho iour stock.
mentioned, which contr buted 20
largo psrc"utate NJ t4e tuyia pUsi-
nsSe, gnincd irom 1 20 "a Dor cent.
the weak stocks Wfrc Missouri Pa.
olno and Western Union, e.sh of
which closed with lose Of J., and
Uuiru Paniac, LDuisvllp Il Nsshvillo,
LsnkawsnuS Rad N,rtnw.s.ern,
w9ish ara from x 10 q, hi-ser Sc.
Ptul made u nbt advances of AZ,
WIN tho enormous trAdiug
Nrie foss pee csnt. and cll,et x
loser, uhile prcfptrei, With ssles ut
$50 shsras, gaiubd az. l..ka < iorp,
after ,openins A. Sil touched aud
closed nth's. A prO.siuent tsatsra ~
ths seaiiuE w4H thn trading in Pacific
NAL whirh rose from 5SS " the Gloss
Nesterd " 81 ~, It's uss thls evertry.
Ibe ststement q mes irun tfi iisi
sOurcts thai ihis caa,pany |, ut pres
snt earning 1T thu rsic " 10
per cent. per annum ou its
e,ore, Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
sold sp 10 3jll ami closed !. lower,
with mes s.,h OF pr csnt. L. IL
slsiniea by frieudA OF Tbs cnunAny
tat its oaFnluRs ava mues beyond ia
hSe1 charges. Nurthern Pacific PIE
forred roso 10 and clo,cd at 5pss, sn all
v.noA OF ~,
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Rafer,ing 10 his bFother'a oonfags!on.
10 said: 'Pat on tcal Scku1 gledgsd
Tue kiliiuc, because rs SAY what BIZ
,aF feeling thu VS. agAlas, a,e,n
tsrd said uo IN ,dp the confession be.
cause tho boart'"oi pardnns rsruse6 to
"a .Ih'e Iuo q p.h sentences OF Pat
aud Murphy. He s,ld Nurphy knew
n suing Ot Tho affair ard vas mt
armed a, tho time. Clrclutl.pg, hs
aatu;" ~ they hang him or my brother
10 Till no judicial aurdsr.h
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PGhSoNAL.


Nj D. NJ. Smith, OF Terrell, 10 In tha
oily.
Mr.. g. II, Canpbcl, of Houston, "a
doing he city,
Dr. g. IL Blackburn, OF q alveston, Is
81 the Windsor.
Mr. H. II. Appleton, OF New York, IA
~ the Grand Windsor.
Er. Ia Tochnor, Of Waco, In auto.
gfaPhtd ST the Grand Windsor.
hr Hyman Nittonthal IN hobbliSg
tt0sud from au attack o. dongue.
DR.. Esyitt ~ suffering with tho
dongue, but ho has not gone % bad
yet.
Mr.. IL. Mittenthal. wo are glad %
FAY, ls at hls post from un attack OF
dengue.
Aessrs. Thomas ]. Boll aud J. Il.
Mer'in, prominent cl,lEenr of fort
Worth, are IN tho city.
Mr.. \. ]. Beebo, oi Marion. Kaosaa,
"a Ia tho CITY nrd ~ taking In Dallns,
chaporonoi by Mr.. Boo o. den.
Deputy United States Marshal
Ihnmss Il Gerren returned last nlsht
from trip mp about tho Territory.
urn. II. Llch,ens,oln, OF wAxa.
hl,,ohie, s,uFhter Of Ar. and Mrs. H..
slv'enihtl, IL visiting her parents.
Mr., John q. Murphy, editor OF the
sen Angelo standard, Ia IN tbs olty
and called OF TuB hRaALp office yas-
terday, INV W
Colonel Samuel johnson, "A prnml-
rent citizen OF Bowling Green, Ken
lucky, is In tho city prospecting aud
has apart ents a. tho Hotel Rogsl.
General w. L. Csbell returned lat
night rom sherman and leaves this
morninR fr Waco, where Uri,ed
Stsies court will commence next Mon.
day.
Mr.. n. l.. Robertson, a broth.r Of
Judge Sawnle Robertson, aud formerly
n resident uf this city, but now a pros.
porous real estate man Of Tyler, In In
the city shaking hands with his
n iaadp
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stocks azd Bsad,.

Raw Yosx. Nov. i3.--G)vcrnmen,
bond, dull and steady.
Tho stock psSkss was agsis very
active, the sales footing W SIS 400
shares. Eide commsn son,iusss TO
lead the lie. in She amount OF business
done, tho sales ,o-dv being pI9o
shsres. rha stocks nsKt In order ara
Nissr-ri. k.usss A rsxss. wi,h s,les
II a',ooD, Nc. fsul sT,lo1 and n asdink
1919 thares. Ihers vas also god
usitng la lake Shere, Lscss ranps,
No.th-rr Paosds preferred sAi Pacific
NAIL. Tbs nssket vas strongrot nt
We 0pensses ard snsrsmelv actase dur-
~ sS W = = = ~; 80 49, e e
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Fol,on,e Graham iieur fine

. 'fNAaa ~ N'shhNAN AAHhA ~ AAAhs
Toy our 100 toas. y. o. WELLER &
Go, oornor vi HSrwO1t aud Flu,
Tho GalVeston are was .ho mss.
oomWon theme OF conversation yuH-
tsrd.y on the atroe,r.
Tho latest aIylog ofladies', gents and
ch'ltrCn'e shoes al the 4. nunslahlc
Boot snd Shoe fAe,ory, TS2 Elm strOos.
Orr, tho old reliable, IN tho front
with thp largest npd most complete
s'ook OF hugsics and carriages m tho
South.
THE HERALD was Jostordsy placed
nufvr obligatiuns ~ rulOupl q. W.
Rilev, OF Wills Point, ior y basket OF
ne hu0st apples OF the season.
A gentleman riding down Main
etfeet yesterday evening la tho yipin.
ity of Lamar, had ala horse TO fall and
was thrown over his head. lie Was
hurt but Rllghtiy,
G1oda sold ut ell times during tho
day aud night nj private sale. Furni-
tute, glassware, unware, boots and
phues, clio hing, notions aud under.
wear n Tho suction house Of Fiun
Very Fine, slg aud el5 Elm street.
In this issue appears tho advertise.
nent Of Trinity univsrsliJ. of rohua.
cans, Texas. This excellent COLLEGE
has no'ohfy graded preparatory DE-
paftment, but Hlss ravanced schosls
IN tncoessiul operation of eiuoution
ans orstory, snciest and modern Ian.
gssfes, natural science, IssthVma ilus,
philosophy. literature, art, music nud
business. Treated iu selightful
nelshborhosdi Is thsrs 10 The eiiizsns
~ 'he state nne advantages f1r tha
tuucsiinn OF tteit children. Address
Tue president Tor inf.fnsiioa.
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LATE RAtLHoAo NEWS.
Tho Ynlaal, O.nlrhlairlLa

CHICAGO New. i3.--G norsl Supcrin-
tcndaut Jslf,sy, Of tho llllaolB Central
railway, aiid this Mornlng That two
freight trslns vogll b. sel. oul .hls
afternoon manned by officers Of Tho
cnmpouy. ur. Jeffrey snd " tbs
strikers woslt nos b, raasnu-bl, IN
lheir oomanla no should at onra nut
tn raw hasds gBi a'lrt the trains I'm.
der po'icp protection, mo strikaf,
kvou nt tss ites " tho csmppuv's bq.
ing able /, DO this, and ihsss,on
trouble should rucp ATTEMPT ba ma n,
shorty n'tar 1 U'ilank mo ,esIfh,
Lsin, mann, 4 bv thn Ra.,slAnt gunsr.
iniandcut aud other ti ere Of tha road,
and snuait.ng u " o,ts loaded VITA
iTeisht fur Southern points, WAS start
td from Tho wards Is Md not mo-
ocedrh far whom % wsa boarded bv n
number ~ strikers, ~ho tDrk complete
possession ~ II aud ran it into aldo
track about \ milo fiom ths ward.
A second train SasH arted uut Ahnut
4 =. Ia. bus Eo' no father than Fnrtv.
thlfd atfacti whore is wNs sida-traokea
by tho tttiksfa, ~ was the frat one,
ia far ~ known no violence Was used,
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Bla'k; and as y lh.ult there waa y dis
course that wns rich literary treat,
and WAS calculated to engsgo tho at
teution Ct even tho mos' cpTaloss.
subject tonight: "FiettOm nf tho
HpuSn Will,n
Sunday evening az tho opera houses:
"Solemcn ~ & Proschor and Prince
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14
FURH HIas 6aO5S 10 HATS,

IN this department. WO hre continually
roCeiying all the lat0st styles and novel;
tIss ~ they come out. Gu stock OF klts
run from u gUou dol AZ hat up 3, tho au-
eft Stsis-p hat IN sCAtfa md tios va
are showing everything hat is nico onG
tasty from zoe rCaff to$2 F~ handle
tho very best shirt i1uu0rlod) ia DAuas
Tor Il, finer grade 81 20 81 30 and i2
ia plain white or fancy perctle., open
trent or bscE Gloves, hpSieI AMI sus-
ppnders Ia endleBs variety as puyuHc
prices, IN nHdg. WeHr VIC ARE sho Ing
9verythlnE that Ia uico and c0sgfO t4ble
from 81 81 suit to Tia iirest graGtEiu Cru-
ten iinrnol whit or rod shat ar aAuHsls,
fancy stripped unit, plain and fancy ces-
sinners, ia light, medium and heavy
WeigRts Gar stock Of luuCy Cashmere
and blue flannel Hhirts il oup nfrhe main
rcstn, os in this departments, ~ We hayU
juet received u large iarOice of rumn of
sho handsomest stylus (new) Ia e ws
nave cXer seen: I'm now shades plated
bosoms, st prices rar giug from 81 90 to
SO This Is good time ior on 10 get
knit iaCAet. aud we cot tbeia all so urs
ana sizes, siugle and double breH.teJ,
plnin and fancy. Collars anl cuTs lead
ing beands ana style5.
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OTTAWA, Nov. lS.-At "a meeting OF
the International Railway company,
held at Shsfbrouko to-day, tss
Old board cf directors ratired
and bunosn Maciutre, W. q.
NauHnrn ard etssr Cans
dian r 'rltic directors, were elected In
heir PLACES. Is IL fap irlei that ths
iuternainnsl onmptnY has become A
nafl OF The Car sdian Pacific,
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Don't Ak US for credi, bus bring 10
cent. and buy ona fourth pound Of
our 4D-rent tes, such rs you nave been
paying 70 cen,s for.
wrLLFR 4 Co,
Iren-cisd Ussb 0rocefs.
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BOZ 4 SG@9l AID EBtS5 SUITS,

In this particular department w0 have
fairly outcome ourselves which 10 prl
to us daily by tho mother, sisters, broth
era, arg uTd,wns Of the little anes giving
our house the preference over al onr
competitors In hurtug their boys cloth
Ing from us, which shows that we have
shc best assortment aud lawGst prio,B
our Cambridge 9uit ~ irbby and ele-
cantiy made-up In durable, wcar-resist-
ing style, cut OF ghc best nd-woci fab
EIo olese-Gttinn huee-psutS, and NOR
way .jacLets with tr.Dt md pnck plHiIs
ana built Va aide. chs 0as, and hand
son,s mixtures, size' from to J, price
"a 30 ~ $40. 1ho Wabstnf salt has also
proven decided succ"Hs. IL also ~ fp6e-
1ants suit, ages from to Is, in fancy
cass,meres, tcnNoh gaOds and chesInts,
wibh vide sit front ana back with
BUCKLE. The prices Of theso Sulfs range
from 50 30 to IS. Every one IF the,o
pu'ts are worth fui fsom 81 Ia SO moro
bor she lars"r boys we ara equSDy IA
Ve proparcd ns in any other ,ino of
oRr clothing department. We can heli
Won - Union oasA imero suit, ~. n y to IL,
Tor SO 5e; good g .ssimt re- SUIT, ages 10
tc 10, for 9; for SO, 81, SO and SO, ages
IL To II. W show you variety Of stJ los
and fabTica secoud to none In tina south
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Nn ON ,lni Infarn,,i.n.

Fsw YoRK. Nov. ia Washington
snsclal Rays, Tue state department
on ials cay that they hsve no infor.
nation relative TO Tho expulsion Of
Y rman.Auef cAus fcon Prussia.
which 4 referred b. ~ tho
cable difpatcha-. Secretary Bayafd
saws that our minister as u Rim "a IN.
strucitd t. wAtcn al such cases with
area csra, aud In casa there should DO
sny viul Ninn III tne treaty sdvise our
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14
SINS Aag YOUTHS SUITS

A. no time In the course of QUE long
business experiences have we been ems
bled to place before the people OF Dallas
such array Of plSids, corhsurcws,
worsteds. plain and fancy oiasonsls, cas-
sineres. etc., in all the leading shades,
colors and styles OF make, and we feel
senso of personal prieo that wa are ena-
bled to offer superb made garments at
the prices that other cloihiers charge for
faetory-made siop-shop work We In
vito TIM closest scrutiny both Of material
and work In the splendid buhiueas quits
fer $40 and o 1880; our o 3, Si6.50, s1S
sui arc perfect b-autiea. and NO other
houso vii, or can duplicate them ftom
sc so toss msre money; $50, $3.50 aud
se5 wi,l buya. our bouse dress suits In
sack. Frsca or Prince Albert, every suit
(which il worth fully So moe nleney;
our $3.50, $50. $3.50 and s3S suits arc
mads ef the very iiuest imported mate
ria,s, and are equsl, ana ia great many
instances superior 10 suits for which you
pny your tailor $40, $50, 500 ANA S65 for.
We solicit an inspection in our mems
suits, boys school suits,etc,
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COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS!
MEMS 5kO }OUIHS' GvE8s8AS,

In this department, .'as in everything
pertaining to clothing" vo are way
Hhsad-wo mean for low prices, variety,
styles, workmanship, III tierials, etc No
other house can sell you an overeogt for
yourself or boys that WIN In amy way,
shspe or form compare With ours, tax
ing the prices into consideration. We
Show you three Stye of overeSats in q
good. substantial cost fsr S,whers other
houses show Quo style, ana that coat
far inferior tn ours, We Offer as special
bargains our SO, $40, Si2,50 and si5
Svercosts. Theme goods are in tDo many
different stylee, coloIs aud shssts to
enunerate, but come and $40 theSn for
yourself. For SIS. S2s, SEE 10 aud S.5
ysu can act from as perfect GENE al
styles of make and ColOrs in ch,uohilISs,
beavers. English tcgsys ana meltORs,
Iiuod with satin: but our S2T.5O and 30
orereuats beat them al for style. best
material and finish, and for ii. No slug
thstr prsisea nigh Aeepa to- exalted, so
we weuld rather on would call ard sec
them for yourself, and thon YIN would
no more aAle TO hIlGllieeutlv give your
vTrdict, where you can buy tho best and
eheapeht cverGUat for the nOnoy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-20
BATTLE OF The BIRDS.

Another correspondent shoots at
the mynahs. He will not accord
them credit for eating caterpillars
except when driven by necessity.
The advertiser says the trouble is
not too many mynahs, but too little
fruit to go round them and the
growers. What nobody has attempt
ed to show yet is that there are not
species of birds more pleasantly dis
posed and sweeter voiced than either
the mynah or the sparrow, which at
the same time would be no less USE
full to the agriculturist in Kidding
him of pests, and which would be-
come readily acclimatized here.
Probably the mynah has driven out
birds just as useful and much more
pleasant than himself. Such, at all
events, has been the case with the
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e.. vsy.,aas.ss.,s - - 49, v-sssrr rrs-urf
English sparrow introduced else
where, as it has proved the only
nntidotc to the mynah infliction here.
Robin Redbrcast Of cheering note, n
perfect terror TO grub and slug, has
had to cvacuatc his ancestral
manors wherever that pugnacious,
unmusical bird had come. Let the
country be wise in choosing its fea-
thered help as well as its plantation
labor.
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SupREME COrRT Of tho lInw

- allan Islands. In Bankruptcy.
In re Estate Of G. u. Schracdcr, n
Bankrupt. Before MrJusticc McCully.
Order of notice TO creditors. Where
as q. ID. Schraeder was on Wednesday,
June Ia, 1885, in the Supreme Court of
the Hawaiian Islands, duly adiudged
bankrupt upon the petition of G.. j. Wal.
Ter, due hearing thereof being had be.
fore the Honorable l.. McCully, Justice
of said Supreme Court.
1t is hereby ordered and directed that
all the creditors present and prove their
claims before me, at Chambers, Aliiolani
Hale, Honolulu, on
Thursday, june 25, 1855,
al 10 o'clock a. m,
It's further ordered that. upon said
day, the creditors do proceed to hold the
ELECTION of an assignee or assignecs
of said bankrupt estate, and that notice
hereof be published in the DAILY BULIE.
TIN and 70. {. 4d0cytiscr daily previous
TO said day.
Dated Honolulu, June 10, 1885.
LAWRENCE MCCULLY,
Justice Supreme Court.
Attest; WILLIAM FOSTER,
Clerk. 81 st
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1885.
PREACHING.

The morning paper is an authority
upon writing round" subject.
1t required some skill in that art
to denounce a piece of atrocious
management in a Government insti-
tuition, and, virtually, place the res
possibility for it upon the women of
the community. 'Pure religion
and undetiled," our contemporary
ascertains from scripture, is "to
visit the sick and minister TO the
fatherless and widows in their atllic-
tion, and to keep oneself unspotted
from the world We do not learn
that nothing else is pure religion;
for instance, to "render things
honest in the sight of all men," is
somewhere enjoined. 1t is because
it did not look honest to make the
women of Honolulu bear the sins of
the constituted male authorities,
that this paper intervened in behalf
of common honesty and fairplay,
and thus gave occasion for its gentle
contemporary to violate another
apostolic precept by giving place to
anger. Our homiletical contempo-
rary should take care that, having
preached to others, it should not
itself become castaway by acting
contrary to the injunction of its
chosen text. 1t should be so un-
spotted of worldly partisan thraldom
rs to render to Caesar the RESPONSE
bility that belongs to him, and not
try to shove it upon the shoulders
of the women. 1t is one of the prin-
cipal characteristics of barbarism to
make women the burden-bearers,
while the men act the gay cavalier.
Anyway, the "pure religion" des-
canted upon with such Pharisaic
solemnity by the morning paper is
as obligatory upon men as upon
women. Circumstances must deter
mine which of the sexes, in par
ticular cases, or when both of them,
are to act out the principle. In the
case in hand, the Hawaiian lunatic
asylum is entrusted by law to the
care of the Government, and the
Government is entirely in the hands
of the men. Whatever kindly offices
may be within the province and duty
of the women to minister to the un-
fortunate inmates of that institution,
there is no constitutional warrant for
their stepping in and taking the
places of men filling positions that
are unnatural, not to say indecent,
for males to fill. 1t is not, in this
case, mere matter of visitation
and the ministration of Christian
sympathies, but one of constant
attendance and care. The country
is paying, and ought to pay, for the
service, and should have the right
and the best kind of it. There is
ample scope for gratuitous philan-
thropy and charity outside of the
clear obligations of the nation to-
ward its unfortunate classes.
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Marshal's Sale of Bankrupt
Estate.

pY VIRTUE of an order of sale issued
ID out of the Supreme Court, on the
9th day of June, A. D. 1885, in the mat.
ter of the Bankruptcy of the Gee Sung
Wal Company, shall expose for sale in
front of Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, at IL o'clock noon, on
Tuesday, the 23rd day of June, 1886, TO
the highest bidder, all the right, title
and interest of the said Gee Sung Wal
Company, bankrupts, in and to the fol.
lowing property-viz:
All that certain Rice Plantation situ-
ate at Heeia, Koolaupoko, in said Island
of Oahu, with the growing crops there.
on and leases, buildings, live stock and
agricultural tools and implements there.
to belonging, and more particularly
described as follows-to wit, Leases:-
Lessor, John McKeague; lessee, All
Scon and All Chana g. Co.; date, Nov.
p, 1877; term, IA years; rent, $3.50.
Lessor, John McKeague; lessee, All
Chan; date, Aug. l2, 1879; term, ID
years; rent, S25; area, 8 8s1-100.
Lessor, John McKeague; lessee, All
Chan; date, April %, 1881; term, 10
years; rent, $40; area, acre.
Lessor, S. Kaalc Sopaea; lessee, All
Chan: date, July 4, 1881 term, years;
rent, $50.
Lessor, S. Kaale; lessee, Kikana; date,
Oct. 6, 1889; term, 5 years; rent, 800;
area, ~ acres.
3 Oxen;
Wooden Buildings;
2Plows;
9 Harrows:
Yoke; tsU
Water Wheel for Rice Mill and fin
lures;
Iron Pan;
. Iron Pans:
Clock;
4 lot of Agricultural Implements;
The said plantation contains in all an
area of twenty (2O) acres of good rice
land.
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
81 St JNO. II. SOPER, Marshal.
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NOTICE.

NJ r. Phil. Opforgclt will act for me
WI under power of attorney during
my absence from tho Kingdom
471w II. J. AGNEW.
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THIS fast trotting stallion has been
l. withdrawn from training and Will
now be kept for stock purposes eXclu.
sively. He has shown as much speed as
ever and had it not been for an acci.
dent which befell him few days be-
fore the race, he being dead lame on the
1lth, we think that he would have Civ
en- the gang hard tussle for the money.
He is now all right again, and is being
regularly logged at the track, and can
show close 10 a 2 80 clip at any time
that he is called upon. This kind of
treatment has been found by long cX-
periencc TO be the right plan to adopt
with stallion, as by it he is not only a
surcr foalgetter, but also he will
transmit greater amount of speed,
energy and vigor to his offspring. This
plan is now the rdlc in all of the large
breeding establishments everywhere.
To parties owning good mares this is
an opportunity that should not be neg.
ected, for Venture, with his fine breed.
ing and great speed, consider the most
desirable stock horse in the country.
MIR. Campbell tells me that of all of the
horses that he has imported to this coun.
try, which is proba bly, dozen or more,
he likes his colts by Venture better than
any of them, which is surely proof
enough of his qualities as a stock. gelter.
Mares will be taken to the Park and
tional particulars apply to corner of
Punchbowl and Queen Streets.
G. B. MILES.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1885. so 3m
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Being the same disrained from the
premises of Homau, on Nuuanu Street,
Honolulu, on the Goth day of May, 1885,
for non payment of rent, by the said T.
AKI.
Il. II. ADAMS, Auct'r.
Dated Honolulu, June 8, 1885. Al sw