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New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Anrtion Sales OF Real GstIte.

Anction Sales OF Real Gst1te.
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
PARTITION SALE,
BY order OF the supreme Court - -
VALUABLE BJ sINESS PROPERTY ON FULTON,
ANN AND NASSAU SITS
Adrian IL MULLER SON
viii sell al an tOn on
WE NFtSDAY, October -, 1888, .
o'clock Tn" Real Estate Exchange ana Auction
Room Limited. Nos 80 to 30 Liberty It, -
BY ORDER OF TN sUPrEMk COCHI, UNDER THE
DIRECTION Of LEICESTER HOLME, ESQ,
KkFEREE IN PARIITION. -
FULTON And - Ans -T-.-The lot and hve-stOry
bric buiI1fnys running through street TO street and
being about = feet trout by l3O feet IN depth 80
20 THE GyesoTy BRICK buldin; ana lot 20
BY lO3 leet - ~ -.
KABE 4 KELLER.
Paintrs AttOrneys NO. 243 BrOadWay.
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Dressmd lrl.

nRESSMAKER.-By French person as first
excellent references l22 East 2Gth-st
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.

rUF BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST $50 E0d ~ r rHO
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BGslNhoS ON
PLEASURE 1RANEL-. ruv vrsT
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE is ALA. n n + piVt "a
lIORF OF THE WORLDFAMED ny D,UN Dr,oT VI ~ ,rSS 81
sRotjND FOOTHILLS OF CATSklLL MOONN 20 Al 10
iND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of IHE
MOHAWK . -, ,oo-o Wa, Aod N
IA trains leave from new station foot OF Jayst
SeFth River 20 earlier than from ioo oi "es'
l9dst . - N - ann .a1O n VI phil
ran seepers through. ,,,.- .,...ar.
fnfalo Rochester, 720, 'lUlO q. NJ 'oOO 'oIOp H.
Beepers and paTlOr cars ,o m. =. saoo ~ l n
tuca and Syracuse, 100 'lOIO 1928 '6oo $40
T.ehsod Pokeepsie and Catskill, '720 'l0lO ll.25,
An S55, '8lu, sll:4O .. IN. oo 10 IN
Nsburg Kingston saugertes and Albany, "72O, 'lOIO
tjgga M &jj, 900 ~s:lO, -llzO p m
fssfs'oca VIA Albany 72O. ll:2j q m. 500 p IN
iFoT Mmt1eal and Canada East, 72O a m, o;UO p ID
Hamilton LONDON tl0lO a. m, -oOO 'o'lVP. H. '0A'"''
sIOiO am, 600, .sl0p 10. saor
Far tickets time tables pATior or sic PING car a. IIdn
- BROOKLYN Court st, Annex once i9ot o -,
SswYoE tity u 2O7 26l. 81 j. 963 SOL S46 iL4n ILs
SnadwaT T57 6thave l46 Fast IL inst TO- 2 Dosei!
.sS Wssi shore stations foot Of West 42dst ana oo
iyst North River Baggage cal "a ioT an ehsc ,eo
b0es sno ''Aiuen0eS HENRY NONEfI.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
TO PHILADELPHIA.
OLA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLDEST ROUTE.
n. TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 On
" SUNDAY 8 STATIONS IN PHlLADELfhlA'
IN NEW.YORk.
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Cltn }1ropertn 20 Cet.

IrURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT for winter
months year 81 80 500, SGD s3OO some near Wind
sol Hotel. ;. VI. BLAKELY l,520 Broadway.
1 FXINGTON-ANE. 245, above 3lth-st.-
i To LET.-Unfurnsled fOursiory bTOwDst'ne house,
pupDug newly painted and papeIed
Apply premises $50 10 II a. m
II WEST 30 TH-ST.-Completely and hand
Il somely furnished house for a season. 5thaye be-
low AOil-st
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TAMES BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.

VALUABLE LOT OK 72D.sT~ NEXT TO ADIsoN.AVE
Al BLErCkER & sos will sci IN TUESDAY, OctO-
Der 27 Real Estate Exchange % l1bety-st a
72d-si next 10 southwest corner
sdisoave and diagonay op os ne elrRant resrnc, OF
10 I entraI 'I.ark Maps at BeeckeTs. u Nazsaust
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct 20, 1885.
Tho ,otnp sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
Captain T.eraey's Triat

An important casc was tried before the chief
Justice last Tuesday Of Rex vs. {. H.
rierney for "False imprisonment" The
original chfr!e had been Kidnapping" bu,
tha, charge was reduced to the one fof which
he captain was tried az II was believed that
~ verde, on the modified charge. That
,efdict was obtained upon the testimony Of
steward Mile, and various members Of the
rev.
The testimony Of the various witness wa.
Substantially to the following effect. Tha,
While cruising in the south seas In search OF
abor the recruiting sailors brough, lat the
INC time specihed) men on board who could
not understand English OF the language Of any
INC on board the Hazard that these men were
brought on boasd by force and detained by
orcc.
The prosecution held that although Captain
ricrncy was, in his unfortunate position, en-.
tiled to all sympathy yet his important trus,
IS captain Of the ship and head Of the expedi.
ion demanded Of him such vigilant exercise u
lis duty that kidnapping, false imprisonment,
n unlawful detention would be impossible.
The defense held tina, Hawaiian courts could
ave no jurisdiction Of an alleged odense com.
nittcd not in Hawaiian waters.
| IA effect, Captain Ticrnry testified in hi,
,wn behalf that he fully intended to return
| the three men who were wrongiully Imprisoned
when he found they wsre wrongfully nprs-
med, but 1t was impracticablc. He would
nave left them at Jalut had they cared TO stay
| II II he could have understood from them that
| hey cared to stay.
The chief justice instructed the jury that
| he full bench had decided that the court had
jurisdiction in the case, that there was nc
loub, about the Hazard being an Hawaiian
hip /; and that the point for them to consider
vas whether the evidence showed thai
Captain Tierney had either witnessed or beer
IN position to know about the upsetting Of the
ISLANDERS canoe, the capture Of the natives
aud their unlawful detention. II the evidence
showed be did know these things. or IL, know
ING them, he failed to use every effort in hi
power to remedy them il, in effect, his actor
was reckless disregard Of the islanders rights
he verdict must be guilty.
The jury retired and on re-appearing founc
verdict Of grilty-three dissenting.
| Judge Judd placed the fine at $7oo
In common with the community generally
the Press is sorry for Captain Tierney. Blu
glad that the verdict and sentence promise /,
make all our future labor transactions will
the islanders Of South Seas thoroughly allow
suspicion.
N. b. In connection with the Tierney tria
the subject Of South Sea laborers naturally as
sumes importance or a, leas, awakens interest
Information has been brought to this Office
which information has not yet been verified
to the effect that many New Hebrdes laborers
whose contracts expired several months ago
are anxiously awaiting transportation home
Particulars anon. In the meanwhile the a,
tcn,ion Of the board Of immigration is respect,
full called to the above s,atement-which tn
writer would be glad to see disproved, bu
which he has reason to fear is too true.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
sDBsNUs Court

Tuesday the 9Th, the King W Keola, lar
eeney, fcmandei. ~ lIoli =, ~, " koakani
covenant aud cause, verdict Tor defendant $500
Wednesday the 7th, Henry Turon " ka
pens. submission on appeal u facisi judgment
fof defendant. King Va Frank Muller, per
Jury. gui ", months imprisonment King "
Joe Miguel, larceny, guilty, 500 6ne and
years At hard labor. King W All fou, burg
lazy. guilty, tsS. and year bard labor NJ. 5
Cfinbaum 4 co. w Sun Wo. as,umpsisi, de
PENDANT pays damage.
Thursday January 9Th, The King " wonf
Kan, eounterfei,inR. guilty.
Friday the 9th In nc s. X. Mahoe district
Of Waialua, complaint iof malpractice. The
defendant, plea tina, neutrality-suspicious. judg'
is held good IN rc j w. kclukoa and j. "
Iarniaba, complaint for malpractice sub
miltcd. In fc H. ~ Kahuiu, district judg,
OF Eva, complain, 81 malpractice. CONTINUED
I'LL Saturday.
Monday the i3ib, Wong Kuu sentenced Il
imprisonment for one year at hard labor All
ona pleaded " not guilty tot charge of per
jury. a Jury btough, in verde, u a,sau
against IT, Z. Rising and u. IIanlcy, chargct
with an assault with dangerous weapon. II
fhc King vs. II Quai, the appeal vas dis
missed. Chang Chou and Le Quai were
found guilty Of assault and battery.
Tuesday the fJth, The King w. {. II
fierney, kidnapping. The charge was re
Iuced to false imprisonment and the de
fendsn, found guilty.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

with the opening year new adminis,fstion
will come into Office In this city, and much
good Is promised In the change from Demo.
cratic TO Republican rule, and In nothing is
this looked lot with 80 great a feeling u relief
a, in the board Of education. from the late
boafdt Jc,ui,tic learnng,. The California
State Teachers Convention is now In session
dance is observed on the part u the city
teachers principally, q motion prevailed in the
board st IT, meeting last evening. making IL
eompulsory on teachers 10 attend the sehoo'
Institutes This method, u adopted In Homo.
lulu. would probably help to bring more
together fof the consideration II views looking
to the best methods Of working Tor tho best
results In educational matters,
~ amusement, the season is said 10 have
been exceedingly dull for the holidays till the
advent hi, week ~ the Abbott English Opera
Troupe At tho Baldwin, where change each
night continues To charm large, delighted aud
fashionable audiences. Ma,inccs arc also given
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons The
Madison Square company recently ran The
Private Secretary a, the Baldwin, and ~
rare drollery and rich humor and absurdity
| kept its audiences In continuous mcuimcnt
from beginning to end. Mr.. Ccdge George
Osborno), brother Of an estimablc lady now oi
Honolulu, carried through one u the principal
pats and shows himself to he a painstnking
student OF character that promises to take
front rank a, no very distant day. Prince
of the North Pole" scenic opera a, the
riyoll. Is said 10 be doing we'll, AZ is also the
three minstrel companies, Emerson having re.
Gently opened at the California. Ben Cotton,
whom some Of your readers will remember rs
being In the front ranks Of mins,relsy here
twenty years ago as the "inim,ablc Ben,
appears again in this city next week. The
Opera House, on Mission Street, notwi,h.
standing It's low prices fails to draw paying
audience
The packets from the islands have been
doing a rushing business. ,hi, pas, week IN
trying to bea, time. On Sunday, December
18th. the City Of Sydney arrived in seven days
from Honolulu and twenty four from Sydney.
from Hilo in nine days and twenty hours, the
hes, on record from that port and the
Rosario, from Kahului, and Consuelo, from
Honolulu, both report ten days passage.
The tug boat Alert now in use in this port,
will go to Honolulu as soon as the new one,
now in course OF construction for the Spreckel,
Brothers a, Benecia, is completed. The Pei,
then can devote her time to Waiting with the
mud scow, around your harbor. and perhap,
the towage business Of Honolulu will be con.
Quoted with better satisfaction to all concerned.
More anon. T. G.. r.
San Francisco. December a., 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
CON MERCIAL.

HONOLULU, JAH. ~, 1885.
In commercial circles, the past week ha,
been u interest Ia consequence Of the course
taken by the government upon the silver
question, in allowing payments Of the customs.
and other dues, such as papers, etc, which
generally are paid in gold coin, 10 be made IN
silver This will give some relief to the com.
munity especially to importers having goods in
bond. But it can only be Temporary, for the
government csnno, hold this silver and pay ii,
running expenses.
Two Of the Fort stree, stores which made
assignments have settled with their creditors at
10 and IS cents upon the dollar. and are going
on in business.
In general business the week has been q
quiet one withou, items Of interest
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

Last Wednesday morning, in the Suprem.
Court, Chief Justice Judd, presiding, the fol
lowing jury was drawn for the trial Of II. A.
Bridges, charged with manslaughter in killing
Leonard r. Pattern, on the I2th of November
last
William Lshman, A. d. Bolster, N. II
Burgess, John L. Bushee, L. c. Ables, ]. w.
Hingley, E. F. Cunha, w. II. Baird, T. ].
King, William Clark. J. F. Carpenter. and
G. ]. Mccarthy.
Attorney. General Neumann and Deputy
Attorney General Whiting appeared for the
crown. and the prisoner was defended by
Messrs. W. r. Castle and Jonathan Austin.
The first witness called was DR.. Robert Nc,
Kibbin, who testified that he and DR.. N. B.
Emerson had made pos, mouem examination
Of Patterns body on the morning following tn,
shooting and that death resulted from pisto
shot, the bullet entering the body ~ inches
above the navel, severing the external lilac
artery. The other organs Of the body exam,
ined wese found healthy.
DIR. Emerson's evidence corroborated thai
OF Doctor McKibbn.
Deputy Marshal Dayton testified that he had
received the bullet taken from the body of tn.
deceased paiten. and Unidentified the one showr
him as the one he had had in his possession
since the autopsy.
Mr.. James +. Noble testified that at the
time Of the shooting he was standing in from
Of Williams pho,' graphic store. His aiten
ton vas first directed to the two men by LOUD
conversation. import Of which he could not dis
tinguish. The two men had hold OF each
other as il about to engage in wrestling
bout or rough and tumble fight. He saw
s,ick--apparently portion OF broom s,icl
abou, three fee, long-raised by Pat,en abov,
Bridges head bu, did not see Bridges slIucl
by il. After the frs, shot he began to rur
across the street. and reached ra,ten's sid
after the second sho, had been fred. He tool
hold Of Pa,len and walked him a shor, dis
lance to Lycan 4 Co.'S store. when Pasten,
face assumed pallor, which he noticed. End
ing tina, Pa,ten was becoming weak. he aske,
another person to help him with the man |,
the drug store. Here witness was shown
part Of a small, round stick, which he inden,i
ned as similar to one which he had founi OF
the sidewalk In the vicinity Of the shooting.
Mr.. ]. ]. Williams testified to the shooting
without substantial Disagreement, isom tn
sheve sccoaat.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

Nr J. Is. Aiheuon, secretary of the Kohala
and N the Iiaiku Sugar Companies, advertise,
two meetings
The Queens Hospital sdyerises IN this Is
sue for tenders 10 furnish lba, institution poi
Il must be u prime quality
NJ J. T. Brown has opened an Office 81
room No. 5, Campbell Boek, tupsiaifsi ~hef'
he is prepared io.iake orders fot surveying
searching n records. preparation u plans, eie
The proprietor n Poorest Market, recently
opened BY Nf. g. u. 5ehracief, al the epfnef
u Hotel ard Union streets, desires 10 call
especial attention 10 his " sd' on the SECOND
page n 20 days issue.
Mr. Charles Smith, whose speciality Is ptae
teal plumbing and gss fitting bm Win i
equally able to do good work in copper, sheet.
iron and metal roofing. ia located At 30. "
King street where his stock ofapges, tin.vafe.
etc, must be seen 10 be appreciated
Nj l.. IS. Ken. Merchant Taylor. ~ No a
"f'U'Hi 1H'''' niA il@f ttt'lFfns PCT mafl
posa, large assortment u goods direct from
the manufacturers, personally selecicd and
bonRh, Tor eastH which he offers to sell Al
twenty FIVE percent less than any house In N,
trade" Purchasers will do we'll to examine hi
stock before ordering elsewhere.
Mr.. pheodore SEVERN has re- opened the Suf
Pearl Gallery, conner for and King street,
and is prepared to take In the hes, manner, al
kinds Of photographs including the new style'
of''Panel, ""Boudoir ''andPfomenade phor5s.
His specially is iiniypeS, which he futnishe
in good style, I, from 50 cents 20 ST. % eaei
and gems In loekets. at 50 cents per dozen
Give him a call.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
Honolulu, January 10, 1885.

The San Francisco Bulletin has the follow
ing 1.-The latest addition Of the chart OF the
entrance to the Bay Of San Francisco has jus,
appeared. Il is ona larger scale than the
previous edition, being now 10000 Of nature,
OF nearly one nautical mile to two inches. The
latest soandings have been added where the,
were formerly somewha, scan,y. especially on
the shoaler spcts Of the bar and along the Pres
lido shoal. All shore improve men,s have been
introduced. and the characteristics Of the ,oPo
graphy have been greatly improved By the use
contours instead Of hachures. These eonlour
Indicate differences Of level oil each twenty fee
from high water, so, that II the sea we're ,s
rise twenty feet new shore.line would be de
veloped along the line Of the hrs, twenty foo
contour line. New sailing lines have beer
given from the experience u nasissioIs, etc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
]. 3. RUSSELL,
"IUshiOn Shoe Store"

Mr.. J. b Russell, proprietor
Of the Fashion Shoe Store,
n. +. Cor OF Ccary and Du.
pont streets. San Francisco,
bcgs to inform his numerous
Hawaiian patrons that he is
now prepared to fiji their orders,
through Wells. Fargo & Co,
or in any other manner they
may direct
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
General advertisements.
BY AUTHORITY.

Sealed proposals. will be received the Office Of tn.
Minister Of the Interior until o'clock saiur-
lay. the zsth day Of February, isss for the
on 81 the work. herein named.
Plans and specifications may be examined the
office OF the Minister and after til. 9th day Of Feb
nazry, isss
The works TO he constructed are
Fns;-The basin Of the Storage Reservoir. l. C.,
moving all trees and other vegetabl. gro~ths, and
indicated lines
Second-buildias dam q hus,-elass rubbi. masonry
laid in full beds Of hydraulic
Third-Layins the line q fifteen and twelve inch
pipes and setting gates between the storage reservoir
and that d distrbuiion and from the latter tn.
point Of connection ~iih the pipe Of the eity
So,e-This work may be divided and let into ,-o o.
three seetions
Foarh-Conxruetins the distributing reservoir COO.
sizing Of an excavation lined nth hydraulic cement.
concrete OF briek~o<k hid in full hydraulic cement
beds and joints the cros~a and brys be similarly
constructed and the whole roofed over.
All proposals must be endorsed :" Proposals for
doing the particular work fos which the bid is made
A bond be executed by the contractor Nth THO
~ approved sure;i-s conditioned upon the faithful per
ixmance q the contract.
The minister the hsh, reject The lowest
any bid
Ills my be made for all the above in one eoniraes
cHAs. T. GULIcK.
Minister OF Intsnsr.
Inisrios Office, Dec. a. 1854. sss-st
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
DIED

SEAL--Ai Central Turkey College. Ai,iab on Nov
I5th, 1874, Of dipht.riz, Robert J. Neal ". u. Dr.
Neal was married in JULY is,s, 10 Forsncs A.,y0vng
81 child Of the late Rev. g. u. Andrews, u Maui
Hss many friends here will noun With her. ThsJ
spent one yea, together in study In Europe. and an
other year AT the syrian PrO,sstsn; College, Beirut
DR.. Neal has been bat month sssDeisted With hi
brotherinls~ Dr. Shepard Ainisb, pbsn sg1d.r
death severed thss. many tics SE.B.
aosnaluz, Oahu, January r.ih
1885. Arthur Peter kansifnaui,s Rriek aged
year., "a npn hs and Is ,ys.
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Auction Salts.
WAL UhB LE REAL ES-
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IN iasru,tsi - wi . psiib Aasti9a,s ~
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Hsssii, - ssYst b1yai rsfsut as
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a tstao sefs' F9yai patsu Iia
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sos, kaissas Ne. mt
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4 ifou.e 10, pAPAuLA Ia gsiias. osha,
n. Ahapaas 4 pAEoHf t-ssia4. Hssi .sgsn.s
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Ane,tonesy.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS
cfsg ggHTfIfzgH

Tia@o " Dawes "a have bee rs,sivs8 'vs qaslI.
~ n shsrisai fertilizer sp.ssiiy sspafsf ~ spt
Gallon ~ .sss fields ~ ibs ssi.brs,sd "tssss Chsm
sa Manure 20 tlis q1aiaiss n greater nj isss
sloNhiy nd h1s adap,si respectively 10 IN sH1
ast dstfi,is Psg. 4tyn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per bktne W. r. Dimond
Wednesday January i4-Csstlc & Cooke, 27zs
bags Of sugar; w g Irwin & Co, 3595 bags OF
sugar; Lyman Bros, $50 bags Of sugar; 81
Chnbaum & Co, 1920 bags Of rice, I746 bags
u sugar; c Brewer& Co. ago bags Of sugar.
Domestic value, S5o,249o8
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
IurOKTS.

From San Francisco. es Maiposa, Friday.
January 9368 pkgs mdse and liquors, i255
X, Of -four, 1880 sks grain and feed, gil bales
II hay, 1878 pkgs II groceries, zooz pkgs Of
indse, 50 pkgS Of hardware, 81 es Of boots, 300
bdS Of shingles and $40 posts.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, has
purchased SIX months supply u coal a, s. per
ton. The Pacific Mail Company will save a,
the rate Of $4,000 to $4,000 per annum
As compared with the price paid last year.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

The ~ages Of sailors have advanced from Sc
10 Sss per month. because the ~halen have
taken away - many sble-bo seamen
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17
AHrhp

10 pBS,hss. snali hgass sni IL, n Hoasiaia, On
NJ ins,siip-H paa, Aarss. ~, e,,. saturday Pf.s,
isiing iosfi9a fi.s sfnoHni n monthly NJ quarterly
i1s,snsni required. and fsis n iaisfsa On d.fsusA
payasnta
Hgaoluu, bee fsih. iss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-01-17

Another ins,allmens Of the German White
Dosk. shoss thai Tie German eomme'ee Is
snpssns u ~ western Pscike Ocean,
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- saturday PRESS
Apvnprlsiao PArRs IN pRnss
Measured In inches Pail column 81 Saturday
pfsss /. o.. ihches long

column ff.p8 ........... ....... .|.sUs 40
Bach additional ,n,h - cents esfs
tEaeh additional inch VI. " sstfp.
Second insertion = rate charged far Gut Insertion.
E,ch additional month y rate charged Tor h,d
spnth
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