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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

Passenger Train Thrown From the Track.
READING. May IA passenger train on
the Reading and Columbis railroad was
thrown from the track 10 day near Columbia
by defective frog John Hauck. wirsmRn,
was crushed 70 death and three other en-
ployes sustained Injuries OF . serious nature.
The Passengers escaped without injury.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

demands the payment Of the same wages a.
are paid under the present scale, with an
advance of 20 per cent over for iron for
making steel nails. Nothing bat formal
discussion was held this afternoon, and the
meeting adjourned to May IA. Manufactur-
ers have made an informal demand for a re-
duction, aud will make it officially at the
next meeting. The new scale goes into effect
June l.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

TUE Illinois Legislature has been in ses-
sion about four months, but 1t can show not
half the work done by our Legislature in a
little over half the time BY the way, the
Republican papers have quit talking about
our Legislature. Tune up, gentlemen. Let
Ms have 1.-THE old songs once again.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

Qua Washington correspondent says that
Abe Fifth Treasury Authorship now held by
u. s. Alexander, ESQ, ofthis city will be filed
by Democrat in few days. Mr.. Alsxan.
der has made good record and we hope to
say the same concerning his successor.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

TIE New York World is doubtless correct
when it says: If Mr.. Blaine had been
elected President there lie no doubt that
plicants for appointments and that the
'spoils hunters would have been four
times as numerous and hundred times as
'clamorous IS they have been under Presi-
cent CleveIar d."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

LOUISVILLE May There are no develop
ments in the L.. n. a. and O. express rob-
berry. Davis. the messenger, is still alive,
but unconscious. Weber, the Baggage
master, is doing nicely, and will recover.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02
Scale OF wnees Conferepce.

PITTsBURG. May The Conferences Com
mittee of the Amalgsmsted Association of
Iron and Steel Workers presented its scale
propositions to the iron manufacturers
committee this afternoon. TIE proposition
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02
Closing Day of the American Medical As.
Hocintion.

Sociation.
NEw ORLEANS, May This was the fourth
and closing day OF the thirty annual
Convention Of the American Medical Associ.
alton. The session was opened with prayer
by Rev. s. Landrum. The Nominating Com.
mittee made its concluding report, which
was adopted, naming additional Trustees OF
the Association, n Committee Of Arrange
ments. etc. The following was presented by
the Council OF State Medicine and adopted
Resolved, That steps be taken to establish In
each state Board OF Examiners, whose certih-
Gates shall be the only authority 10 practice in
these States bill 20 this effect will be referred
TO the societies In each State.
DR.. Renter offered the following:
Resolved. That I'm the near future. IL n Is not
now. cremation Will become sanitary needed in
cities.
The matter was referred TO a special COM
mittee, 10 report at the next meeting Papers
we're presented by DR.. White, OF Virginia,
and Dr.. Pope, OF Texas.
A resolution was adopted establishing a
new section, entitled Medical Jurisprud-
ence."
DR.. Davis made the closing remarks, in
which be paid high compliment to the cit
liens OF New Orleans for their reception and
entertainment OF the members OF the society.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02
TO.MORROW,s SUNDAY SENTINEL,

We can faithfully promise in the Sunday
Sentinel Of tomorrow an unusually enter
tanning number. 1t will contain more
original matter of an interesting character
than has any edition OF any Indianapolis
paper in many a day. Il will be a paper
worthy not only to be read, but to be pre-
RArYed
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

TIE new Chic registry law passed the
lower House yesterday. II the Senate agrees
10 an amendment by the House, giving
ten days registration instead OF three, as
proposed by the Senate, the bill becomes a
Law.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

OEE HUNDRED clerks and counters are now
engaged in counting the moneys and seouri-
ties In the Treasury at Washington. 1t is a
two weeks ioh.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

SfagtLLr BRADES. formerly OF this city,
and the son of William Braden, now de-
ceased, was yesterday appointed by the
President Assaver at Boiss CIty, Idaho.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02
Civil Service Reformers.

Providence, r. l., May 1.-The Executive
Committee OF the National Civil Services Re-
form Association. has decided to hold the
next annual meeting in Newport in August.
Georgs William Curtis viii pxeAlds.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

COLONEL Jons s. WILLIAMS. OF Lafayette,
Third Auditor Of the Treasury Department,
took possession OF his office Yesterday. We
anticipate good account Of his steward
nhin
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

Mr.. FLOYD KING, member from Congress OF
Louisiana, disagrees with Senator Eustis'
structures upon the administration. and be-
lieves that large majority OF the people Of
that State will stand by Mr.. Cleveland.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, May about 500
weavers employed by the Renfrew Manu-.
featuring Company, at Renfrew Il Adams
struck this morning on account OF 6 reduc-
ton Of per cent. in wsges. Both mills are
running with other help.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

THE Italian Mission. II lie now rumored,
will go TO Congressman Hopkins OF
Psnnsylvsnia, who resides at Pittsburg. He
was an applicant for the mission at the time
o. the appointment OF Mr.. Kelly.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

GIRARDvuLs, Pa, May Thomas Evans,
FIRE boss. was seriously, and Jesre Mahoney,
miner, fatally burned by an explosion of
gas in the Preston colliery this afternoon.
The gas Is still burning.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

Ex-CoSoRKssMAS HURD, Of Toledo, is MAX
ing gallant contest for HE seat in the new
Congress. His attorney thinks that he will
be successful.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-The Legislature to-
day passed the election registration law for
Cincinnati ard Cleveland. A bill prohibit
ing dealing in margins outside OF Boards OF
Trede aud Chambers OF Commerce passes
both bouses
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

WHAr Will the organs have to wall over
now that Kelly sails shortly for Austria2
They might give Mr. Phelps another turn OF
the crank by way OF keeping in practice.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

Mn. JORDAN, the new United States Treas
nrer, began his duties yesterday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

COMMODORE GARRISON died at his residences
In New York city yesterday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

DoE'T forget that tho Sunday Sentinel IL
the best paper published In Indiana.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-02

THOMAS SIMMONS secures the Wabash Post.
Office.
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Buy the Sunday Sentinel tomorrow.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
Thr Plnntnr'. Lunch.

In response b. the invitation extended by
Messrs, Davies aud L, &, Jones, representing the
AGENTS Of the planters the members ef the Plan.
ter's Iaeor 4 Supply Co, and members OF the
Adrvftissr, RHiisfia and Gassfts urrc present At
the Hawaiian Hotel on the afternoon ot the 18th
inst. and part,ok Of an enjoyable luncheon ssHs
vine or cigars. provided for the ocoasicn. The
Hawaiian Rand was stationed in the grounds aud
discourscd sweet music while the visuds were he
tns demolished, Ample Justice having been done
10 The gncd things provided by Manager Graham,
President Dole called order aud, after referring
TO the dcoeaScd members Of the Association. A..
Onna and J. l.. Rchsrispu whose presence was
missed on this cccsSiup. he Called tor remarks on
various subjects. which wer responded 30 by
Hessrs, iona. Austin, J. NJ. Homer. T. Z, jones,
u. II, Davies, II, Z. Baldwin, I. Il. Walkcr w.
X. Castle and W. H. Bailey. The gentlemen who
were present al the festive hoard included McSsrs
\, h Dole, iona. Austin, A. Il. Smith. 4. II. pa-
xics, L. X. Walker. J, NJ. uorncr, n. Il. Glade. w.
7, Homer, Jr, j. II, Patty, II. I. Baldwin. J, r.
Ather,on. Z. e. Jones, r. +, Dillingham;, W. H.,
huryis,W. Goodale, Il, Hsls,cad, W. Il. Castle, h.
W. Schmidt, U, Unna, w n. Bailey. T. A. Schae-
fer. J. NJ. LidgStu, X. 4. Maclv. IT, j. &, Spencer
A. Druier q. II Dole
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The Laso Havziisn9--

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-a- e. Llz3- sls5Viaz b. IL p1lcszaiItT iezt tie
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ae--Z gTsr77s1e- Ia= zsE nEa-1er a zsszI1 prrof
C 1-E care zz1 !s1-zsat M Harq-zs dlsptzys
selecting a-lg sl-h matters * Iaf1ruzsfiou a.
uT a1lt h. specag! Ess1ers. b sTi5eutly strives
e. zITl-z EEe f8rtEzzes= all tbs Esss kttsd fa-
-Lsl and lll7 ta1as- IEs paI@r npeas . q st1Tt
zrEl.i= On tie ClI-saz s--ssiol- viva L gryEInz
gerT i-l1ur-azs =7su u IL Porr1zusse Il shOEE
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- 81 var l1itI.z- - lLz cailIGz lz.t 4 tie ke-
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lss e the Cc-lo1 IezI-zIcs = sez5ass chnisr5c
srll1 Tie hEEEiizn part coz.zizs 1eEs fr5-z
me Gz1z ard Al ab--1zlcs 81 veil seiec1e1
lecl1 isezE LEers y also esrrespo15s1cs q
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III. tEz1 t1il1 glFs1 Il TIE GQTsEn==us CeGs1G
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

lss. Description Of land used in production of
Sl-sE-
-T Cyz~.o1ltry tenure Of land if leased.
#lf. Present. market value Of land.
t..- Customary rent per acre. if leased.
E--- Cost Of rsluvicuratIn- land.
"-.. Cost Of Irrigation.
ftE- Character Of lAboEsrs- nationality. ass and
so. CUst1nary wages II COMMON labors5s, aud
character Ct contracts
S.LE-iss Of SaPerIu:eadsnts, bosses and
sslLild lEbcreEs-
tl.-- An5la. paid agents, either as salary or
commission.
ana Mode Of payment and hours of labor.
L-Hs- NLturs OF contract With common labOreEs
whether found II provisions, medicine clothing
ard medical lttslilnce-
LFaf Subsistence Of laborsrs, giving, if found
tie quantity quality. etc. Of the following articles
UI-L clS5 % the employer Meat or hsh. dairy
r-r5-rls lui sGEs, bread, vegetables, fruit, tea,
e5-a slIr- syrup, SPICES salt, etc, also liquors
rlE. Cost Of medical rtteudauce and medicine.
lF.E- Description Of clothing, quantity. and clst
ger CAPITA Per year.
rlh. Description and rent Of dzsgIings used b
ma Description u mill. tools. machinery. ap-
glcls. I've stock used IN the business, With their
c.'>t and expense Of IlaIntslIuce-
I,ra- Cost 1s I1huC by the unit Of customary
uzas-re5 that Is h1E much does It cost consider
Ing tla investment and all items Of expenditure.
il American 11lllrs, % produce ton Of raE sugar
Ready t1E export
49, AEgt lalllr Of DAYS Eork does ton of
sugar Represent. and shat does it cost for labor
s-aC=-
-r.t- Describe method Of psoduction, preparing
ara milling tie cane bag-i1E 1t and putting i; IN
s--Lpe for zpuEt-
-lst- What EEs tie general, local and special
sHEas- consular and Custom House duties Ehic b
---St De added to find the total cost per ton
--E " hzt / the czl-t per tom for the transpoE-
t--1I- 1f sugar 10 san Francisco intending de-
livery a. Honolulu. when Shipped through this
Fg-l-
ANY fs-ts not izcI1isd Il. the above ziH add to
tim interest &c the exhibit
Tia EI1l President thanked Consul General
EEtE-Z f-- the IuJeast shown and that gentle
ull- r-Elret-
J5 notion it vas decided that the questions
sLgli1 De- referred 70 the Trustees
A Lgz- ard dssuliory discussion on tbs labor
question vas r.Ersazzl II By AsssFs whitney, H0r-
z-r Ez.lElE- Smith Baily and LYean-
EE smith Mentioned the ozsr made b. Mr.
4lE-sc lt tie meeting Of the Royal Hawaiian
ArJccilCrzl >oclztT With rsZgrd to the collection
lE seeds and o. motion the Trustees were ordered
O.: isis. Mr Jaeger in the f1rtberauce Of his plans
h that direction
Sir PzETIs uli= mention Of new aufouiztic
fed Indicator uLlsa had b=sn patented By one Of
his 9lEiggc-s- Forestry zas diseased for short
-sl- -E-l At Il-il Motion usds and car
rilll E-i tie meeting 1iiJ1rnsd siHs iis-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
In Memoriam Col. John Russell.

Cal. John Russell member OF the Hawaiian
bar, mention ot whose cNtrome illness was made
IN the last issue ct the GNEErrE died at his resi-
denco in PAuoa Valley on the i5th inst from con-
sumption. The deceased was about q years Of
agc, native Of Ireland, aud for suauy yeSrs rest
dent of Trenton, New Jersey and Philadelphia. Ia.
few years ago Colonel Russell came 10 these Isl.
aud. with bis wife, in seOrch OF health and ~ COM
menccd the practice Of his profession. He had
won for himself reputation that, hut for the
disease 10 which he finally became Rviotim, would
have placed him AZ the head OF his profession in
tins country. During his last DAYS on earth he has
been tenderly cared for by Mrs Annie Long, whose
attention has been unrpmittinr. The funeral took
place from the Anglican Cathedral at $50 p. M.
On the 18th inst, and was attended by many mem
bers Of the Hawaiian bar, including Associate Jus
ttce Preston and Ills Excellency tho Attorney
General aud the Marshal Of the Kingdom The
services were coudaetcd by Rev. George Wallace,
Ht the close Of which the body was taken To Nun
anu Cennetesy and deposited hy the side Of the
Ulfp tlnrnEGlgl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
Fun For Tho People,

having arrived by the steamer RsiBfri FROM Tahiti
TO this port on the 18th inst. Ii is a long time
since the people of Honolulu and vicinity have had
the opportunity to laugh and grow fat al the ecccn-
rricittes Of the old traditional circus clown, 20
watch with interest the airy flight OF adept bare
back riders through balloons andovrr banners, to
witness the many other happenings to occur in the
sAvduSt arena of an cid fashioned circus, yet all
these things are promised in the performances TO
be given by WOodyear'S Circus which opens this
evening on the lot asGHil OF the Pantheon Stables
Mr. Robert Taylor the equestrian manager of the
show has had long experience in handling matters
IN the magic circle and is ably assisted in the bus
mess arrangements by Mr. Robert Love. The pub
lie are promised first class performances, every
thing beng presented that Is on the bills
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

The Portuguese rpving society who call them.
selves the kniokerhocket Club. announce through
the LHso, that ,hcy intend to hke ratt tn the
regatta on the 10Th of November. nptice from
the fogtagueee Consul confirms officially the
nomination II Mr.. r. lutchison as Inspector "
IN small holdings 10 cultivate the grape vine, and
several new advertisements close this rapid emu,
n'erstiun Of interesting and very readable pub
liratiNn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
kohaIa Chit Chat
EoEEEzIEs

EuEEEErEs-
E-zroz Gazl-Tzs-Robheries- i1ef5cieai police
service E1sEtcEua ETC. are the principal topics
lt the day Rev ICrisais hose E1s broken into
tie 1-ar night nothing sscls1. tEo1zh the thieves
made 2 E-1ss dilI-sat search for uoosT, t1ruing
l-E b-r=L1 dEaEers- trunks etc Sabo the del
-l-I-1 " EzLzzz had his shop rellsEe5 Of s1ldry
cakes cigars and tzsEty d1llaEs II coIn-no cards
sr- Ure % cur hrzEs Ezz-4Izzs Of the Publi-
E=1= -ly- t-= does lCs dJZbt his ability 10 catch
TIA z=aupE-If ne cgElj 1aiy find oct Who they
z=-=-ist E=I ID one has E1E-bsaf=si the desired
I--fI-z-EtlJ--
A cz1SGE-
E1Llr EEs Is tE4z Dsp1tF ShsrI5 MoanzGli ia
lEE--la5s =1-s u f-liJ= L to have liz bGrisn Of
ll-- rz-17z3 Lot Ely1-h sop 20 - sruEInd shoald
b. el.d iT1 positions T. ia1 Collector and De-
l15- sl=rll-
zLLIzL EE11IcEs-
Ulz1-zr Wells Ct Hzlaza Is hzPPg-it Is not
that E= e-recls 800 tuCs crop, nor ten cents ,
r--zl f1- s1zz-- Il = all sboat a little gi-i thai
l-li= ie= zlEe1rzE-e n his b01ssEoid tie other
DAY
XIII EEEs
HEzl Hal tE1l-l hzTInz srIpl= eject Il foEr=i
U Elt u al-tlsc set Of r0ilezs they NIL need the
sl7z-tz-z = every II F-oTs1e1t % enable them
81 ll-= a t-=tr c11Iz- crop
Ll111 Aill looks - tho1-h Al szrLEq1aks had
stree L. Rollers hzr=-pIni9zs tEsrs- n1ts and
bots ETzr zlzEe- P1ttIlz Il zlcther set Of roll
Ef4r-y H5-Eari of il= Eaaals Plaatatioa Il cat
E-Fi= Elas aim tLs oeisE DAY II = top hat
t-=s1 % ALL -vzEs fgr this EIxtzrs' said /
-Al- sad b. -1gu-s yu1 klzrg that GER plznis-
-sa1 --. dzzlL-s1 1rFi1znd and this = ny pres
--1 Gr51- tLz sslcS 1otd=rs Ics e=ids Of czrs
I lllllzI-- - A5dslz Pant s1Iau prsssut a1Osi
l-szl-it1l apesrzzes and rzisEz graf credit gp01
[ Ea-a1r1 EE1 ssaZs 10 E1oE zEeu and hoT 70
I ptl1t CETE f,EEs.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS

rrHE UNDERSIGNED - READY
- Taxa ysrs 70 order 10 bert style " he Photo
81 aBd o. DE aost reasonable lefs e9ssistsni aii
zgod Nofk
81 hland visrs rsaie q a L. sniih'. Yqfi -
f0es n. L. CHAlE.
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Look Out

Considerable curiosity was excited IN town when
the fact became known that one OF the last copies
Of the .tHSi'Ulus5TH which arrived here was mt
tilAted, paragraph having been cut out Of every
paper in town. Fortunately two papers escaped
and friend furnishes the ncedful information
The paragraph was from the pen Of Dunedin
correspondent and ran as follows, " The Legal ad-
wiser of the O1mSu Borough Council, Mr.. Balmer
has disappeared and Is thought 10 have gone to
Honolulu. He held = considerable amount Of
trust funds
g My mother drove the paralysis and neuralgia
all out of her system with American Hop BIttcrs. "
I'D. usrrFyu Sass. See advertisement.
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ANNUAL PREMIUM s242.5O.

The second and -uisequcnt prrmiurs ore likely 70
b. reduced b. ffers1sHg Iuuu1i tstr5sitoas ofsSr-
pifs-
- Applications can BE- bad o., a1d Information
viii b. given bg The AGENTS.
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Nm Embellishments.
NOTICE !
Goose .

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts contracted iu my name without ms
written orlcr. e.. CHRISTIAN.
HanamAulu. OViubCr 9Th. tSNl itSt linz
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1le- le--e -ss- Ela-r-aa a- .g,asa- r rS>
-a g. EeF W Nl-r-E. SGD
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NOTICE (!
NOTICE.
NOTICE f!
Mortgage Notice of Intention to ForselOse

Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreelose
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
1N that pursuant % power 81 sale contained Ia q
certain mortgage deed. dated july SEh, ISIS made by
keSAunu anti kupIhu. her husband. Cf kaaIaea. Roo
aupoke, in the Island % uIhu, 20 vsier Calcu Of
WAiAhnlr- said Oahu Of record boz the ulfcG o. toe
Registrar Of COuvcFauceS iu Litsr 80 or pages - i5i
and itO, and for breach % the conditions N said
uort-A-e deed contained % EIt=-tLa compartment
thereof that all and singular thu lands euecugs and
heTsdtauguts in said moTt-a-H deed contained. VIII,
after the time limited BE- ia De- sold public auction
% the breach % the conditions herriu-
before mentioned
The properly IN said mortgage deed contained being
situated az haLIaHl aforesaid ard particularly de-
scribed IN Royal Patent No. ~ and containing an
ARA % -Four =ud g-ltif ncrCs-
SYLVESTER CULLEN.
CECII BEBuS. AtIu-uFv Tor Norr-a-ee-
Dated Honolulu. Oct .sith A D. IsSl Ia-t 10
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HOa-FORFElIA8LE NO IsDlSPUIlBLE
Contested Claims JOno

TIE s9cie3 i.fuss q Piaia md maple cgntrlci =
fsrfsrra free ffgm hurdens1d- anf technical c1ndI
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