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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
Assignees' Sale abduction.

'I'As UNDERSIGNED, AssICSEKs
i q .aa Esi1tr q a a EilHAEusoNs uiu 81
~ 49, lf g. Aa.l1 i.l.ls y . 90 a s.fsT. %
ufHunr 1H ul Oh ~ r1T o. 81 = rar f1laaalHs
De n lzas sII1lfs at aagll1Il. ~ sarIs hsiar
.HTaI n laHa lrI7ifssal Asffa ~. 80 ID
- ass sore ID n alllarl1. aisfral = AHPs1aHni
FaHa "a saara.a ID a nrrHH 80 3 - ed
fIIr e-s9l. ID lg iH-i free 4 y Hlafarfaf r. A.
H.Er. lHisaa 80 fHeaf.-l o. - 81 1arss "a -
- - D. H.n narsfflf " uHsllf lra. ~ lltr
q g. d f-fs 81 u ~ Fars ed 500 $40 rrrr
trHaaaa u q f1f - =. 80 .ls'egi ~ FL
la9tEsls - 80 f1e.k aAIiH
aasaraaas - a. n. r. llsia1aa
aa1nzis as-ii 80. ~. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
SCHEDULE OF PRIZES

IMPORTED ANIMALS.
l-E-.i imported stallion f1r alrlts-r u.r
s->syruI bg-t inlpoytrl >tlI..aa 90 H-rs.a-r la.
I-Bcst imported Stallion f1r Irafr H-r
t->crcnd rrst imported SttiIi1u fHg Irlf. r-H
Beet Imported stalii1u igr sridI- l-r
s-S-cJad b., imP~rtsi Stallion Cor s1ii.- 1--
s-Gssi i5iss05is,i yIlrs and Foll yaals Has,r
h-Ecst imported Jack
ir-B--i imported -zfri1ce En.lIa.. l1--- 1r 11lru
NATIVE ANIMALS.
ti-Best uativs Stallion i5r carnage pee rga- rrs Old
i-->ecoud 2esi uaii'r Stallion Zoe -zFra- s1 over
il-Bs,, naiIyr stallion fsr any rarTr.r. year, OBJ
I,-Sseuat hest native stallion f-- any purpose DO
i5-le.t n1,iyg Stallion '1r ans 7r7-r. H1l.r ina-
issesoad 5s.i usiIr- staltau for any g1r7-r under
y7-Bs,t sstiys s.9ii.5a f'-aHy pz-p5--. under end
Is-Bs.i NATIVE Stallion fs' Dry TarP-.- aat.rsyelr
I,-sssana bet ua,,,- stallion fsr rry purpose uad-r
ve1rs Old
,s-Be.s a1fiye NErs and F1aI
ei-Secugd hcsi ustiv. MARI and tg1.
=.-rhir1 best native Mare and f.1I
=i-Best native FiIiy. YearIiu-
.t-SscuuI h-st native PLY. yrlg.H-
zE-Be-t native Fily, owe year 1Il and 1Hlsr-
S->er1uI best ulfive Fif'Fr 1grr 90 H and aH..r
--seeoud bet NATIVE giiy. over T-lH. all aHfH 0
.-Brst aativs Mar
l-gs.i PlIr = al,irs sl--il-s I-r. rr.- gr, aa
El-Irst Psir % uairTl Colts 90 t-- .lI- grs Cd
>ec1si best pair % native Colts 90 F.-s. lri-r g
ss-iis.t uIfivs .s.IlI- animal. u--.- ur vl--
t4---vcnd 49, native -s's aa.lH.. iHT-H nr NtT"
s5-t.-.t native carr i-s animal, l-lsr 1- Nor
a-Best imported rlciu- stallion. ra1-Ha-aH-1i HHi.-
gree NUT b. furnished
-us' - shovu Wien Required Dr. 'as N1aa.rs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

When the tl11d O. Impure, % shea It i thin
and clld, god l7lltl D. "a pI7-lIls- Under s1ch
Conditions, t1tl-, rlLp.ss, EesiEclusr u1urllgI8
rhsuu1n'l-u1. add one tI--yss sftes another =
developed. Take AyeE.s Sss-s5BFiILt. Hld q 4Iil
NH. n. I'D -lrs- r-... All ..Ea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

Msssss- Gilbert and Sullivan have again made 4
slccgss EIgl p comic ur-rt- The veterans ELp
hrve sagsd 81 1fisu with PIalflrs, Trial By Jury
The PIRATES q pgarluoz the SIroarsc and I1lInths
have -0ua ilt8 usz a-Ii and h1Vs chosen Japan
for the scene o. tlsIr opera The uusic = reported
. bsIr - bright sparkling 1ud cItcLIng a. that
q lly Of it, Pradsce-s7rs- lie scenery 1 stated
% be P,rtIcGilriy PIcigsusFle. aud jhs words are
vsry funny. Visitors 90 SIN Francisco NAV expect
To see ii there n 10 f1tar-, bat there seems no
cttlce q anything bright Ike this turnIng Up N
HIunllI1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

ree es1i aFttvai tr,n SSa frk.ri-co Niih la,r
aeus E.sr- : NJ NfT1s-z-i a.s "a re Ssh rreA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

he as.l 0Osysl trtnP~rsaes ssvSttu; uili =.
es,3 In ~ EslAsl vvsssy "a rs1t Ssia-lsy
asa-ssls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

he tsr - " hsld IN AL u kiusi4hao ss1si.
sasy ~iii isst kr fltev szri sftyr ne fu1srsl v
oarvu E-irla.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

REM VI : z n AZ n ll1gELl- Ok
d-iEalEnu Mlssilu ChlJt-su.s >ocistyr "a 5"aE,i
The .M1rsuE star 1u >atarisy evening, Agrll ..
ballad e. ,Eagr,L-
80 .Faiz1me slsr- rlgu Morning >=lz- - tH.s usi
- slslsr "a rls ralrr--. sli-7vra ra7 rys,.aHa on
our i6s6as r.feaur A.. with l-u- egg. and hIrrisi
We 755- =l=i ar r7i .saa r.sa which. IN .vzsy part
To meet 5ish al hs service o. rls mls,tau may
Thy =i55ill- and r g1urarll crew vel now s1u--rs1.
And Nv .-rr praise aaar aral- by rayl-- '5rza.
70 I'm r1u lsaI. ~ waters IN Gin, aasgv Of H.
,s-r-.rau- slss. arau -Hsrnta= -alr- VITA all thy
As yI-n7 a. IN arHsr rsls,, that iea so swim cd
~. vsl5aaei slg si--rralsrs Vow la-ir v1r. ,lllr
Bue i .lg siti 8 lraae anal lue hearts rgsa agpe
A. Hsa5rT -auaas -rir-s, faaunserl "a, the uaas II
VIA 5-asta a.lr-s We v.. rls lr-zt-s Of the Lsui
and Or rl41.s 90 r.n s1r ylaur We instant rrrsa
To IN va aals rl- yl,--s tn as la5ar af us
HIlr
v-.eems aie-. chou Morning --s. uP-u sl7 z,is
70 ,ls5 ilIs fsar r--t4H lr~= and lore. ra-Tev-s
aa SCAN en- ts.r- Che wave. lry ul-nHra- srff and
ny .41- sr- svsl-s rtsl prayer. win raalsoa,i-,
Ana! s5as sweet sisI 8 s1aad with every Lines in
IN 49, I'D lra -4ust s -sI 1l-a r4. iar 11ars
E1r ana I'm -su .Iluslui lowing hearts commit 10y
To I5n ,la holds .a- rl-s- In rho aaHav 1f dis
aalL
/ o Morning -al- sa ss=1mc lrs- vale 1u sg iazl
we lss az reari .ra i1,a r. thee farau.h -lsl
VIA mas " T5as -r RIM raa-s further =rss r-
IT, aim Ta5. hollis air water, Ia -a-. laHar % He
uazla1 sr urrir-ruE.
Z sal -u liau n-ssgr=er1t P-I1-- 20 May flr q
rg may southern seas. r,si- Ea-sea ezra. bar-s-
lai swell AMI -1iI r7uu a.r INV vai-= slar-- ra-'t
Tg--s s-1usi palm. upiln la-tr slender slrns a5av,
ana 1z554 -,lr a-f- -palr=at ,B-a- By s-au
gr-5T-ii+ T. I'm W. .l-s VIM isi saa-- -ir Isl-
To In +. raas % =aaa- thy saur,- mi peru. .naa
To I'm VIM iuss tl- waters 10 the la'Ha,y &C zl
IlIna
saxon giaa Hr-.zas-E " P-lras 60 meet dllt -eas
4ra4a -l1-s l.rll-- Glands v1-zE tag slss 20 --saf
a. EIl.l bride. Fl1 rli1s CIR snmfl- N ne 1rs.
Z DEN fa1 SID la,rra- "a flia --f111s lsr rHuI1i4a.
70 5r=lI5 ms r1r nP1l lIs l-lu--s Of 1lr world a-
srlaa
. rl-l FalsH slr l-- rlr lul i1-g lls Cir aaI pr
sfTu- fr1i-ll
sli Iyasa ~ sails lr zee ltr Fr1.se -ial -,a r.f
lur HIl1s
To .8.H ,6a. lral. a,- waters a l1s ha6ag u o.
IIlt
sal 1u- -IlH nes-sHzsr 30 Fsarr' may 90 a. ssl
aEllIa
wa tl-7ra= r.l.i,- orc IN vtaaaas -lim lat -ailr
inca s--p zl7 =razs aapeH-I by ga-fa= steam
II-HHaIIE lH1aa
-r-- 90 o N1r1ilz -gI-r rai r-- fllll slF 7ur71z
-z4Iu
-16l rom lsalal l-zs aI. rls Iasr il1 mou,.--
I- IEluug
The rusa ~ -l- -sll.i VIA joy gH wiz ilrl-ilaie-
tIt Fll- r4.r E.lT EAT Or ll-s VIA 7rI--r IN
1urlIuIHr
n am VIM lHii- rIa Tlf-zf M zir a1'av ~ I
I4Iu.
Errlr.
lm-aals- 1f PsarH- al 3D. 1i l4a- o. q sllz lill
7FIs-E llsi- t7aiag Isles lila Msrllsslls rIls-
-ti Hu and 'Hlz luE any ir-las ssIsslz- al az -
70 q liu 7sll Iutii- rls yltsrs n -Ie luiiur - Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

fes C,zrt I'll - IN rsssreiss Ter IN ,i-c-a--1
Sascn lcuavr iruii, The s'th last uatl iuV vvvks
after TIE tur-ral
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The LAST gt The uhali1. fggg expected % tcGch
Is ahI, E'crt, the Esff-f arrived a HcrcigG bar
1yr sa- -@i1G inst CSptara Baker utC c1n1-
atH-s her svr1rss having = barrels q spsr1n OIL
1r Hrf7s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
EXPORTS
PASSENGERS

For >4l F-aac. -cr. per r1lPr-a- lr- A1r- g--glrc
70 sl.lr and -l1ea n1m-=rsc rI.lr s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

Tia Married Msrs' BKse Bal Cab met on Mon
dry tflzrzoCr AZ The -oCu1s % the Chamber Of
Cururuercs- The meeting zas Ij5oGrnet I'll nnuu
-l-,iEV. uh=G fan tEta11t1cy u m-m5yrs y re-
.-=>ss,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

rha ur-nhHrs 1f Elsr Company Va L M keep
lrlu rlfa err l-sua iait ne aFzf Ht iFs- AR
nv uill,uir1g a. he drit II NE gid FIl
ir-lis r \ ihr utsinfsun u ne Company meet
mr. evening az : o .ifck llnir huus- aad af1-r
l-t-lua siia r1ri IN, Against Erue. f-m iln 1us-
anrlse n tiis Government gls-i 1tlzr svotEtsuu-
vi II-- l. n-r.-r-unL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

.sa vas wi rvSsi,eI y ~ Sssisis 4 ~ F,ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

he party ccgSlssi1s q Lord klphias.coe. Nj.
Ashec-y. y. z. NJ. Nclfs, k-l Ecr- ;. &. Wii3es
rssz--ea D. The Esa--t n Mcrizy evcn-r=,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

C,u hex rv.zru frS,ca wr,4sar,l p,,rts, ~ Aasfs
vili - "a the Mzrtzs ksilvsy isS slvsziHs sn3
FSiniiug antl-r th- watrr-hr--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

i1issl-ri-v n -,s .sr-ica II sas tsslllslIal hHr
VII ar--us aesz Edu1r tir niiliIiia u NAY suite
u F,-t " lsiiingf.ln hsInl- 1is present zliaIuu
= 1rrr ter EzHricrs af NJ A1ner1rza l-ilnH Ala-
suuHr. SacierT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
Nm advertisements
NOTICE

,THE INTEREST AND EEsPOS-I-
Il H.IfT n w. gH=- 90 WHFllHH-iad IH or lfal
H3rHai n .ha HH RI 1saaarT ~.
u-H#H fasH fst d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
Mortgages s Notice Of Intention % Forscloss
Mortgage Nsties ofinisniisu 10 Fsrssioss
NOTICE T. HEftEUY GINEN

NgIItE u liEiaFbh CIV -
- fHHf rrsalHH fa HsTsT - sllf a1l1a in7i D. e
IaffaIr HIsrfHaFH IHHI ldfal NaT o.. i1-i rIa~n y
a1ses Eanla.ar n EaHHaH- kasIlaala.aas lf.an1 r
fflHH O. aTaIrI D. 1Hr n flla'lil 70 sef1f1 -
54sHf M ~ Harrsl lrlf fffH fa.1fa. r-srisf p
~ ~ n ~ o. irfraf = HHa aafrf .a ll4 g
asa- 81 90 81 llt ~ lfHafh " F11l l1lf 1ias -.
e ed a1TEasr. faaf Oh ed Hnfl.tf ~ ~ -
go a. as.H arHH 80 4HIIrHaaaTHa fIHrHfn p la1
.rr .r aaII 1aYIrlalTH 90 Hlafa.a1l aaA AHaifl
slI lrsf f1s g1H'ea'11 lHfrlf % isrHs 49, lile
~ aarfIrH faslH.f ~ raa a L1r fa h11lIlli -
atTf HukT. W. sHa lasi ri d7r'aai n afsaf4ef Fi
siliaf lfIaHf af 80 aa1rt rl1r
M asasarfr IesrfIisl .a esd Illrs4r1 - ~ =
aff-ff 81 r. b. 80 Ha d. lf.f1sa.a r = - 2
u 20 EanHaaa HfHfHHIiI Ela arl1I Al1aA p -
s-rfl-f 'a Of q 81. o. r. a. 90. r-a1i-i = f..iet
49, sanfli1irr q al aefHs. ryiia z, etil'a
Marf1lrsa.
MINIS Dr. ArsTIu A-fsrae1 f1r HarirHzsr. -.
lfaallala. A5f.I -. - ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
NOTII q :
Administrators Notice.

NIE. q. -. :. BNETEAM has
vi aHrH ii-i'sal tf 7fsfrar u 81 SIN
g I. EuLEus a 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

NsEs va resolved trcm Captain Lzc~ % asE
s-sGzsr, He bad reached StlI Lake CITY snl
hcth y AI3 Nrs- Lccr usrv II e1cpliers heslth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The -tsis.d Steamer &. g. Elssg0 : lad "
tais ussk, ss5 viI hsvs her eolisr Hited With nea
gzeeS, evsi3eS rScetytas a tAcrogee cyerkEeiln--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

MysEsc lsl-sv \. q z. I'll r,eet al tbsir Caste
Han htl4s SE-ve-. t-uscrr1s svrus-S a. - . clock
Nrsrtirs e-sthrsu Az t1vitrd b be prssrrt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

IL eru NlrstsF 49, utl sStl tcs Mrcr,rvstz
~ rau-rgu ArF-crrtsi- rvllSsc1> vii ~ krid 90
hrtra prvvtcas - h-g aspysrsarys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The bga1r ssgrv u waiIukz VII Prs6stsly s1d a
hon1e N the prvr1lses. INV - Mr.. Bdichsl3er's
rltcv. he zahSFFT hevuse- hts bec1 lorc
tirle 6rlsz= h,,1l-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

1ssyE-s Ct he Ea.s-taiursszt Cp11l1Ittsc Of
tie British SsnsvcieEs Soclrsy = called for tcls
afteraocn a. pa P.tcs q aeesilg. the 0ficr
q l1e H1uoialz l-un work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

Tie city pClcg we're u1t rgrv pientitul az the
Lima street ere, even the Deputy MI-zhaL Ehg
lives cls % the sceEe q he c'1u1 -tfiuu being
1uslugIlie b L1s Hr-cnc-. " Tcu3s the rulics
- - mn. .-L-.-----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

2 Htssie-sz Esg- tc-tgsrly lrits1 Seats-s vice-
Oanscl a. gAas SKI. ht ii = sid hvn apt,,grtel
Oits1rrr q th- 1-w >rc-ckals ktrk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

NJ z P Erstlrzs. tsrnrrIy L :. vrcs- CczsaI
At Hcnui1l1. = spScks1 u as likely g. be the
Cssni-r x the nzw Sps-ekSrs Btak, Etica = %
oren frr tgsz=ss MKy ish.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

Apriisaiss1rs tx fsrviea pcEsy orders - ls
f,rwa-ssai D. TIE gatgstas tifss-ir VII u,t y
r~ceJveG a. III Fcst Oihcv after to-3iy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

RIakrerseirs have hesa ths crler ~ n lty
saecrs ~ Celessitis K-l nyv - az have h--H
cigs1d NJ dartHs tie Past uaputh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

re- HEzaiita BtsAA- sr5-r is zeH sSnsrs
zil BE- prvpI-Si % cdsr the general p1Sllc az CO.
pcrtaaisy - i,sp~ct TIE vars o. the establish
t1erF cn he glts frys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

Arrccr-ists scrTtcsS h. r~srect - ths uastrcrN
q the &stl Qacvc Ng~z4-vr EaeiA srre k-lA d,
al ta- e5arcbs ~ this elgy ttst >gndty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
slid
yrvsls IN Pert.

Az z-kn "a 1E Elr-ra- ~ q cruise
E=N1r %. 70 Isl7cfl.,r H1ie H1r >ll trf1e.-e3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

rl- Ei1l cruce-t advertised - tax rlics at kl1-
>;carv. en- the aftrrDpC1 q Tie sta tust. Va
r,-tp,rc-d &C accruat % tie 5rath q Qe-ec pCga-
ser Elun1a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

A chegGs tgr $50 VS. ilst % Sdt1-l1y morn
~ and Eas ricEet zP 3 4 PRIMER uhp rvtzr1=G
II b he CE-er. rsEI-t &. But tie greater
reward vas The kngvIcJ,g u an 5lnzss ietl,n
done for the cf-,-1e Eas ray,bls - bearer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
Absolutely Cure

40 dH=1-as HrlrHrfl.H- foam H.aHnHr
. rlH digestive HlIi aaH.u. ar"H" HHHs.
Tn rr1uFt B=H % NEEE- TuL- fH
correct fie frsf IgIelTiIIs - aHfHH-
u---.. avert. tiH zFri1l- iIu.aHHH HErH
naz'9Ht q fiI1f r1HsifiH1 uar'i .H-ua.'U
il.i1-~. 81 irrHEI'lFi-i1- DOB Oh. arlrH 70
the hl-FI- co., sl1aalr4- l4 vel. pol nHHs..a
Irf1u-ar bslEtfiHT rUfrI.HI H-
ATTE'- Pills, l1i ~ fdH rlH1fala
. d-H-fIFs arsaas wHasHuHI o. als-
rrlfl1lai iF-psF-l- aEa 90 rEs 70
ATEEs Pills daily. after l.lH.~. Oh. Do
more god fLIl luTfl'l- H.4r.
Leading Physicians Coneede
Tat ATEE'- Pills lH fHr DIT ~ a
eItAar-i- m-rliGilrs. l1I Ea1F Hra9rril-
srs, q TIE hIshEst sfalElllz- eIH-lllrII
prsscri1c tina
AYERS PILLS,
FELFAEED ~
D.. j. c. Iysr & Co, LossH. kaII
TAaaITtilIi Cs1uls'5l
For sals b. all Druggists.
HoLLIsTER & CO.,
"a q D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

>g-t- b, vgry Pi=n.lfsi IN the T1-iggs EH-elglses
AZ present and the stCcA IN hand Is -uuEIuEllllv
beng ADDED b. b. 1tily arrivals from wrrtFIrt
piIzEI.lrus. The 4iF1f-fr. WHICH sIils FRIDAY
VII -iks tgrFu-i a lE-ss quantity u t1T1iI's
sEIri-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

ne tfrrf.-r- n is ls,ge Il tie -1th inst, peg,
t1rul-i 'f.at N 1a-uisEa -l-siy bsfgrs attempt
sG 10 any EI-lv paper "a TINS civ, except the dead
EnFr.,rG. By 1GblsuE1: Ecruuut u a local
1rs 1tt--lus lgGEs after t1e gcru-rHncs. A Elts
HEras t1ifT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The EIuutIlI dliss maize zlGIs irst Er1iic AZ
1rar1urs n Ene evening II nc 1stn rlst.. beng
Iietlliii tlr Ia1i iur a. he -siitsnrH n ne Iil
lrsrsu UuyEaEsr Emma The 1IrauEE 8 ser
--sst g1art alltEr =lIlIlIlzla q -gr-st1t :. 7.
LaVau ann Tie msruEIuI u M lIEu t-lrl fe Arm
rr - tieir lusi II iItF tsFur1siF 1nulueuEsii
m he ir-srnenrs hEIu llll!e Win .le stai.iI1rs
II suii rsn8- Lrsur- l--urss Azil1Ig lslti 1rirzr
u the 5aT EhH inrzEuuule4 Ezfsuiazf % lie -silef
u tie odd rlarlt an tulEr a detachment q lie
Z susehuid rr1ups. vas psrtlrzlrzi y ne h4Iias
F--a sar.i iatlI aid -rsfsiuu tiIaf ne -uEI1Il..
art IL NE rst1r-uu IsIzf 1-GEuIe gfIl.eg aIssii
t1I lur-eli his zlen ID zi= z7uzlli IlI;ilig- LAH
uHu 1srflc-aaii gleIr t1-1-s tirurfl1EIf Tie zEff
N -FsiItIale AID llurl1-lg sliiiierilii 1lilllsf
The 1sxs iist1iI ttfsa Bust su The s7snIlE u tn
iar E.ls Lst ErlE- CA7tlilu AlGr1cr Bluulu r-Hl
rsrT 1rl1 If ne material Ehlrn be las 1liiiEr I-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
On Saturday, May 9, 1885,
Mortgages
Notice of Sale

by lIfseri11 o. GEORGE THiNBLE, ihc m1rtsaecc
1I7lail Do 1srtnin murt-lgr made BY \ kaunamnur
OBJ said tr1ree lrnhir dated Ihr -th DAY % uvruhsf
l- rrcuraCd In 11f ~ n1us %, q and ilu thT %
&C. 1f Che hHgstrlr ~ CuuyeyHuCr- UonnBiu. are
Instructed 90 -.li 90 pubiic suCtiuu.
On Saturday, May 8, 1885
Ntolr >aIesr50r-. htis ". The property described
In aid mortg1ge o. toIuuss
Situated AZ Waipiu. uamIzui H. and - Hawaii n
g. being the same deseribed in ROYAL rttent 1i o.
Mans ~, containing - asrg--
ss-F1f further particulars Inquire %
El1nsEn ? HarSruruS, Attorney f1T Mortgage. 90 90
LYONS q LEvEY. Nr,tIaurer-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The vguEg native girl named AAall. q whom
msnElCu vas made u GAEErrE q LAST week A.
having met VITA IA icrilteEE. Ehlrh g 1s-l-g-ncs
&C the purs Il pgrsUcs EcGld probably result n
her lsHth. i,l de AZ the Hospital The tftgrnDUE
II s.s End inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

NurE-Tha plrcs o. any % tlr aa.rIlIs HEhiHI.a
uasf - shown rrhru r-Iliral t7 che N1HH.rr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The lHr-H tI..l.u- and slgI 1GHE- % r.H e.H|a as
are not reqllrlI for th- U1r-4 -aas fol 81. b. Haa To-
zee plhIe o exhibit any EliE1.s-lH- Ulrsr-aaHrH-
fixture 10 -ne1ts Etr. thar -ITI p. u.-I ra--H
4 7fs1l11Irfzs % the -1aIaIr a. .-aHHr. HH# HHHf
Ip01 thr1 Do they shaTI 1H deemed SOC. s 7H-lIT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

T. :. Williams q Co., placed On pull- view. IN
the SHOW FTaGgE e EhsIr establishment als
pnuulC-rgh u the licensed Queen Emma, almost
IluElst-Itzl7 1uUn -srsIpC II t1E sud news. The
trIpIl-s. I--lstrllrv hing BY NJ EIrry Arl1l1i.ss
WIS the subject 1f uBr1 tITgraaiz cuulnlsnt-
Many 1rgris purchased cabinet sIss= 1t the cls-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
Mn a0psrliscmuts,

~ viFtae ~ ~ sfief - By ttt n1a O. Mct aif.
fsst Assciais 1asticg ~ to- SarFeue tuuft issn1i
The iiiA isy q Arrit is'c the undersigned via
sell a ruhiic Anrtiau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

The Queen lF1- euuPazg q ll1Iur Tll1--
ssers, held tlIIr first meeting Toe trll. 40 che
Ar-u1rv On the evening Of me -1th INST The n
ssril7rr Faz II-Cs a zT-1cgL y he mise
prevalent GursnE the iEl hour. The festive
strains Of the 3HHf mingled with ne stamp lt
feet 1ld orders II the officers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-06
Pooling with Loaded Weapons.

Some mention has been made in the dis
patches of the deplorable result of fooling
with deadly weapons as illustrated in the in
cident the past week at Mimic. The Grand
Forks Herald gathers this more detailed ac-
count: Daggett and Burnett were great
friends, and after the halloween festivi-
ties they sat down at a table in Daggett's
house opposite each other and cleaned up
their revolvers. with a view to going out
hunting rabbits on Sunday morning. Henry
had an oid-fashion muzzle-loading revolver
and Arthur a long-barreled, self-cocking,
hair-trigger piece. After they had finished
cleaning up and loading. Arthur placed his
revolver on his knees. When Harry had fin
ished loading his. he jumped up in mock
tragical way, getting the drop on Arthur, and
said: Suppose 1 was one of the James boys
and demanded your money or your ifeI'
Arthur. not to be outdone in this sense,
raised his pistol, thinking he had mis- finger
before the guard, but by one of those strange
fatalities that occur to confound the foolish,
his fiuger got on the hair trigger instead. and
the pressure sent ball through his friends
breast, from the effects of which he died in
about twenty minutes. The alarm was speed
ily given and Dr. Evans was called in. ut
there was no aid for the wounded man. Be
fore he died he begged, with faitering voice
and blanched lips: DO not harm Art. He
did not mean to do it," Daggett was greatly
distressed at having thus caused the death of
his friend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-06
Hendrickson Disappears.

Special to the Globe.
HUDSON, Wis. Nov 5.-Hudson of late
has had many sensations, but none created
more excitement and comment than the
mysterious disappearance of Charles Hen
Erickson. the Swede shot by George Martin
two weeks ago. Since his return to this
city HendricksOn was an inmate of Mrs.
Nettertield'S hospital where he had been
carefully treated, Martin footing the ex-
penses. He has improved rapidly, and it
was the intention of the district attorney to
have him put under bonds to-day, TO appear
against Martin at the trial. Last night he
left the hospital, at what time and by whose
assistance Mrs Netterfield diSclaims all
knowledge. He had only 81 in money
when he went to the hospital. and it is the
general impression that enough was fur
nished him to pay travelling expenses and
procure him luxurious quarters for the win
ter. Stories of all kinds are in circulation,
one being that Hendrickson was unhappily
married. and that his wife was looking him
up. and he being anxious she should not
find him had left of his own accord. Those
who have known him some time say this is
untrue. There is little doubt that he was
got out of the way to defeat justice. and
whether or not Mr. Martin is responsible
for his disappearance, he will receive the
benefit of all doubts. The Scandinavians
generally are much excited over the out
come of the case, but if Hendrickson al
lowed himself to be bought off he is I'M
worthy the sympathy they have bestowed
on him. 1t certainly has not bettered the
opinion generally held regarding Mr.. Mar
tins intentions in the affair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-06
Riel,s Case Causes n Row,

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. 5.-The French
editors are waxing wroth over the Riel
question, Mr.. Sauvalle of La Patrie having
issued challenge to the editor of La Min
erve. For some time the former, which is
the organ Of the advanced Liberals. has
been warmly champoning the cause of Rfel.
while La Minerye. which is the government
organ, has accused the editors Of the Liberal
organ. whose proprietor is Mr. Beaugrand.
Montreal's mayor, OF having pocketed part
of the funds subscribed for the defense of
Riel. and now it states that La Patrie is do
ing all in its power to incite the people to
rebellion MI Beaugrand and Mr. Sau-
vale, the chief editor. have considered
these utteranceS as personal insults, and as
a consequence the Patrie contains the fol-
lowing to-day:
Mr.. Galiuus, in La Minerve, accuses Mr..
Beaugrand and Mr.. Sauvalle of fraud. false
hood and melting rebellion. Mr.. Beaugrand
whose time is all taken up by the duties in
cumbent to his position of mayor cannot at
tend TO the ediJorship of the paper, and Mr..
Sauvalle takes the responsibility of every
article which appears in La Patrie. Therefore
Mr.. Galinus must be seeking personal quar-
rel with Mr.. Sauvalle. There is no objection
possible. Only let the affair come off in place
well known 10 the belhgerent parties, ana it is
q decided thing.
Friends of the parties are endeavoring to
cool the ardor of the hot-headed editors.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-06
Work for the Court,

Special to the GLOBE.
YANKToN, OAK. Nov. 3.-The United
States court which will convene here on
Tuesday next, has great many more cases
now on the calendar than has appeared
there for a number of years. Many of
these are for forgery and perjury in land
cases. There are about twenty-five of these
cases on the calendar. and the grand jury
will have work upon large number of new
ones of similar character. There is one
case worthy of particular mention. 1t is
that of the United States against Charles
HOllenbeck and Willis G. Bower for con-
spiracy to defraud the government. Hol-
lenbeck was postmaster at Parker, and his
brother-in-law. Bower resided in the same
place. The postmaster, during a period
covering six months, issued postal orders
to the amount of $1,000 in small denomina-
tons. The orders were taken to neighbour
ing postofices where payment was made,
the proceeds of their fraudulent scheme be-
ing divided between Bower, who secured
their payment. and Hollenbeck. There is
a criminal action pending against these
parties and civil action against the bonds
men of Hollenbeck