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mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.

Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
n ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
L er OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
hniak9waha to NJ Hyde. Trustee Kawaiahao
Semlnary dated the 18th daYof june 1881 recorded in
Llber 50 page 15J Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage intends to forecose said mortgage for con
dlon broken, and upon said foreclosure will sell at
IN Honolulu on MONDAY, the f2th day OF October
lo at Il NJ Of said day. the premises described in
said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W. r. CASTLE At
tOrney at Law.
Dated Sept. lOth, 1855 {. NJ HYDE
Trustee kawaiahaO Seminary
Premises TO be sold arc situated at Waialua Oahu
lstTAll those premises conveyed TO said n kaiai-
kaWaha by deed of Malta recorded in libIr g. page
JJ5 containing area Of > Co 100 Acres.
.nd-All those premises described in Kuleana 10,12g
To Paelc, containing an Of 9}100 of an acre and
conveyed TO said Kaiaikawaha by deed of RanalOa
recorded in kibcr &c, Pare;2g. 1919 Il
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ITr perfectly disgraceful that Gov
crnment institution founded for the ben
eft of the Hawaiian race should bee de
pendent on the charity u q private bank
for iis support The Treasury at this mo
ucnt is indebted b. the Queens Hospital
IN the sum 81 $1,000 over and above the
regular grant from ihe Legislature which
has not been drawn upon. Application
for Che money las berl made, Int the
Treasury WIS $50 empty that The aPplica
tion cUuia not be honOred Had It not been
for advance made ly Messrs. Bishep a
Co. The officer of tbc Hospital inform rs
that iho institution would have had t0 be
closed. A pTctty eAiIibition oi their care
Tor the poor sick native does the present
administration display. But FOR private
charity for II ls chuTlty. there beng no
obligation on the part Of Bishop a Go. to
run the institution the sick would have
had to find what accommodation they
could outside Al least humanity sIonld
have taught the members Of tins admilis
traiion the duty ri looking after Che siek
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MIR. w. T. ALLEN.
MR.. w. C. PARKE

Has an Office with Messrs Bi=hops Co, corner of Mer
chant and kaahumanu Streets he will be pleased
20 attend 70 any business entrusted 10 him Inl1 Gm
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NOTES.

The iiftieth anniversary of the landing of mis-
sionarles in Fiji will occur on the Ilih OF October
neAt. In celebration Of thc event Rev j. e. Cal
vert oi San francisco aided 10y the Religious Tract
Societr, has prepared an illustrated Bibiu, which
has been sent ont to the people The returns from
the islanda tor the past year, in tie Wesleyan Mis-
slondty Notices, are as follows: Chapel and
Neschinr places, ,2S6; missionaries, II: native
ministers, %: catechists 40 teachers, LES; local
pIelchers, l. 80; communicates. 26,S59; on trial
4,659; Sabbath school scholars, 1861.
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.E HAWAIIAN INVESTMENT AND
AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED


Honolulu. Sept. Hth tssJ
The property to be sold is A. fuilous.--
Ia miles Of 2tinch gauge 1lm steel rails with earr
gated slcepcfs and patent clgch bots aud nuts
~ miles OF 2f-tnch gauge ffn rails with dsi plates
dog spikes, etc. Tor wooden aitepcra
Il tj-ft curves 1c0 Il radiuB
hight aud left hand ernslnr points and boEes
thtce-vay right and left hand cross fpsr 2 f-
clined planes.
. rail bendors and bars.
trolley with wood aidcs and ends aud complete SCI Of
tools for laying track viz; picks .padas 3 M
Of spanncrs, pairs eccentric tongs and scro bar-
s. fish plates, bogic wagon 0feet long By fcef wide
with iron platform 1ooFcd with wool bqfIe.a
swigelhng arrangement u wheels and oaidt
% do do less wood pi1tforms
~ cylindey locomotive with sfecl tui snf and
American spark catching chimney and outfit 10
gether with all tools. fittings add appurtcnauces tn
the same belonging used in come elton there
with
The same are now situate az kilau-a Karai having
heretofore been ascd by The Kiluca suvar Uoinuan-
for trans Sporting cane 10 IT'S milf TO- Il
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SliPEEmi1 T. AOA III VT Aiifl ia
- waiisn Islands In prnbit. iH ihe matter 90 The
Estate 81 KATE NAY i1tc Of Honolulu Island ol
oahu deceased irtcsafe. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and 1nc The petition ~ Tom MiT 81
HONOLULU lstfnd e eahg, alleging thai Kate Mag. OF
said Honoiuiu ,lled utcst3e said Honolulu en- fhr
ssih day Of july. n D. se5, end praying fhat Letters
Of Administration issue 10 him the said Tom MAY.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY, lie "a Jay q October.
\. D. isi At 10 oclock be and hereby appoinlc
FOR hearing said peition before the said chief Justice
in the Court Room OF this Court. 90 Honolulu. at
which time and place all persons concerned may a7
pear and show cause. II any they have why the
should not be granted and thai this order be published
in the English laGsuagc Tor three successive weeks in
the H,wAu6N GAZETTE newspaper In Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, n. l., sept iath lssl.
a. T. JUDD.
Attest: Chief Justice Of the Supreme C0urt
HrNHY SMITH Deputy Clrrk fn.q 81
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Dated september 9. ~. 81 '

Premises to b. sold are situated at KsHb o,h8
ist Inc one unh,yded half interest % said Ksaiai
~, ~ ~ sil 10 hahaha containing stel Of fI 87
~ ~ 9e.s5. sool nahana o. potato lauf-
2nd All those premises conveyed 90 Eaaiar ha decd
~ Eve recorded 10 Liber 80 Page 10 containing -
= o. <tiD acre. good iarp hld, psri 3 under
.uUu LuIlldlluu. Ll-.
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AVENGED JUSTICE.

NJ. Greyy has worked off his arrears before set
ting out for his country house. Two of the five
men lying under the sentence of death-Gasn1rl
and Marohandon have been executed, the best way
to get nd of scoundrels. Though a double exec1-
tion, there was nothing extraordinary in the work
ing of the guillotine. The second criminal yraq
not present formerly, TO look at the head OF tbe
hrst being chopped off. 1t is agreeable to have 70
record trait OF softening of manuers How diff
terent ttUm the time of SaDpson: he refused to
allow Cootz and Helbert to embrace each other ON
the scafiold: Well said they, you cannot pre-
vent us kissing when our heads are in the common
BASKET Gaspard was decapitated within two
seconds: 1t was cleanly done Marchaudon. the
handsome footman, who had his villa residence.
was corpse marching under the fatal knife; he
was dressed as man upon town, in the latest,
point shaped, patent leather shoes and silk stock
ingS-an stolen articles. His decapitation was
slightly clumsy; both heads were off within seven
Teen minutes The poor mothers of the criminals.
declined TO claim the remains; the latter were de-
livered TO the school of anatomy, which reDJied
the surgeons were enjoying their vacation and Inc
season tor dissection had closed The deceased. M
70 the moment they were awakened to dress for
the scanoid, had been living in day dreams of
ct Vale.
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Morisasee'sSotieo Of Foreclosurc & ofsaIe

7 T
er Of sale contained in certain morfsa-e made n,
solomon kaaiai 70 J Cartwright. Trustee af n ".
Holt Esq.' dated the tt day Of May, l3f recorded in
Lber IS page TO- Notice D. hereby given that s1ld
mortgage intends 70 fOrCclose ead morirare far eou
diiion broken, aud upon eaid forcc 0surc viii lri t
public auction at the saie-rcous Of T. r Adams K ~
in Honolulu. on MONDAY. tho 5th n October fs-1
at y m Of said day, The premiscs decrb+d 10 saId
mortgage as below apecifed.
c5- Further particulars can BE- had Of w H. C4slf-
Attorney ~ Law. Al. CARTWRIGHT
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IHr United States Postmaster General has is.
sued circular in which he informs posimasters
that It has been decided to Introduce on the lst Of
pcioher next the special or immediate delivery
sN stem provided for IN the last post office appro-
p1atlun act. The system Is to be put in operation
Al all post offices nj winch the free delivery system
Is IN operation, which are located in cities or
towns having population Of / 900 OF over Let
ters bearing special delivery stamps viii be ieiv-
cred by messengers within the carrier limits Of
Tree delivery Offices, aud within radius of ono
mile from the post Office at all other special de-
ln'ery Offices. The special delivery stamps are to
be "a addition TO the lawful postage, and are not
70 X used in the payment of postages OF any des
criptiOn, OF OF registry fees, nor can any other
stamps be employed 10 secure special delivery ex-
eept tue special delivery stamp.
IHEEE seems TO be no abatement of the cholera
seourge in southern Europe. In Spain the death
rate msiEtains tho high figures previously noted
aud n spite Of the Efforts OF the sanitary authori
ties the disease continues to spread and fears that
4 vii become general in the autumn arc enter
tanned. The suferings Of the people arc intense.
hundreds Of thousands Of people, il is said, have
deserted their habtaions, seeking refuge from the
pcsulence N the northern provinces or in other
countries, Trade is feeling the demoralizinr 81
iects q the plague. Large numbers OF merchants
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PROFESSIONAL Is PARADE

The examinations at tho Academy of Music. or
ConserTaioire, did not differ in point of results
from those of past years. There were n few IN,
gooseberries; but what becomes Of ali these tprod
lgies" of singers and actors? The stage later
does not see them, after they, who are oentIed by
merit to make their debut. What becomes Of tbe
multitude of painters. who exhibit their works
every season of the salon, the majority of whom
are heard of no more? COMPLAINTS are general
that the supply of lacy sinRes is getting exhausted
Now that France and China exchange chop sticks.
give wrinkle that ! trust French pride will moi
be above studying. To make a Chinese J,y,iala
doHHa her eyes are destroy ed. Was not the sweet
ness OF Homer's singing attributed to bis blind
ness. In the bird fairs Of northern France ana
Belgium, why are the hnches and lnnets run after?
Lhose whose eyes have been gouged out. What
oeegars have the most propitiabie supplioatinc
Noicef Blind men-and their dogs And in Paris
where beegars are said TO add to the pcturesone
ness Of the capital, defy the oldest inhabitant or
Cooks exclrsionist to say he ever saw A bl;nd
woman begging. Perhaps they lost their sigbt
Ho iate IN lie 70 qualify tor the business Or
they may sing With their hearts-like the widows
The SIX AND YAcHrTEG
Yachting has taken extensive proporticps-this
season among the ladies' it is confined 10 lakes and
rivers, kind Of apprenticeship for salt water fafs
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dated Uo10HIn, eenf- I7Il, ~
EDWARD PRESTON
Attest. Associate iu-tice -npleu, Court
IlExEY SAfrH. Deputy Clerk i1s1 10
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SUPREME COURT or THE HA-
= waiian Islands. In the maitsr n ihc nlnkmrfry
of $ J. LEVET a COMPANY. s'efore Nr. Instice
Preston.
5. j. Levey and W. ~. Aidrieh, doing bnsiuc.s iu
itonoiulu, Island Of Oahu, under Che firm name Of
{ T. Levey 4 Co. having this day been adindicafea
bankrupts IN their own petition. if hereby ordered
that ali creditors OF said bankrupts come in and prove
their claims before me. at my Chambers in Honolulu
And il is further ordered that upon sand day thr
creditors do proceed 70 hold The ELECTION OF an as
sirnee or asssnees OF said htnkfupi estate aud that
notice hereof be published one time the iftrtut
GAZETTE three times in Buileiia aid three times In
the daily z. e. Advcriiscr newspapers, previous 10
said dav.
Dated Hoaoluln. sept 18th, lsil
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1aluaiian C5azette.

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1o. 1ss5.
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CnITRT or TIIE Ia

Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
HENHY SNrru. Deputy Clerk frsq 30
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II. w. SEvERENCE,
Commission Merchant, BIG California {

No. s1g Bush s.. San Frnnriscn.
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iachtlng has taken extensive proportions-this
season among the ladies: it is confined 70 ana
rivers, kind Of Apprenticeship for salt water feas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-23
SOMETHING NEW

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We especially seek the patro-
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The best savc in the world for cut
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
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25 cents per box. For sale by Castles
Il Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-23

Mr. T. ". Atkins. Girard. Kansas
writes: II never hesitate To recon.
mcud yuur Electric lilttors TO my
customers, they give entire satisfac-
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Bittcr- are the purcst and best mcdi-
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Kidney and Liver complaints, Puri-
ty the blood aud rcgulats the bowels
No family can AFFORD to be without
ihcm. They will save hundreds of
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sold AT fifty cent, a bottle 10y Castles
X Morrison
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That nothing equal. Tucker, III
Improved Iron lnligorator, for bring
ing JOY and happiness to their homes
Red, rosy cheeks on our mother.
and babes makes IL, forget alI ouI
sorrows.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-23

Lost or -traycd from Mr.. Beauty :
South Fourth street, sunday night,
my blood bay horse, - - hands
high. black tail aud name. round
black pntch on right flank No
brand. Above reward paid for Iii
/ return 10 me mt Waco.
FRANK STEINER.
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ADVICE TO uothcrs.

Mrs WINSTON soothing syrup shul'i ale
ways be used for children 'cctAlue ID -oul.,.
the child, Softeus mo gums, 4lA's ulI pain,
cures wind collie and is The best remedy
tiarrhuA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-23

hoMdali, cure ,crofun. swelling,
goitrc, skin diseases, liver complaint.
rhcumuti,n, &c Read the following
/ have been - great sufferer for fifteen
years, not able TO walk, from AN in
lnrcd leg. lmyc tried many VI. -
sud their remedies to little purpose.
| believe Rosuiuh- viii cure me. send
me one dozen by steamer. II was re-
commented to me by friend. have
utkcn two bottles, and lind il helping
me. The druggist, who usually keep
It Hrc out of II, aud cannot nilvrd To-
wait the slow arrival Of their supplies.
Lake lronH, Fla. ions r EEfK-.
Supt, Board OF Public instruction.
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Deauc'~ cabinet photos can't bC
beat
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rHE WACO EXAMINER
nm Wa IIIiI,.

waco, rEXAe SEPT %. So.
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DIR ESS

Determined To lead in the Dress Goods trade we nj
wool French Dye at 4oc per yard. % pieces Jcrse
English French de Beg. Ladies cloth Csmcls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-08
POULTRY AND PIGEON STOCK,
Second Day of the show-A Description OF
the Stock Exhibited.

The poultry show in progress at
Smiths Hall is, considering. the bad
weather of the first day. doing tolera-
bly, well. With the coming of finer
weather this exhibition of the work of
the breeders of fine stock in this State
will no doubt be more largely pat
rOnlZed.
Among the birds attracting attention
in the show is a black-breaSted, red
game cock. having one blue and one
yellow leg, raised by Mr. James Black
burn, of this city.
Mr.. George X. Hill, of Alexandria,
Va. exhibits among his fine collection
of thoroughbred Houdans an imposing
looking hen. nine years old, whose
plumagc with age has whitened to al
most as pure white as the Leghorn.
For the little folks is an 1884 pullet
with her brood of chicks about her,
which she cares for with all the solic-
tudc and pride of young mother.
1t is expected that the Executive
Committee will make some arrange
ment by which the school children may
visit the show at reduced or COM
muted rate, probably on Friday after
noon.
MesSrs. T. Loyelock & Co. exhibit
twenty-five coOps of LangShans. among
other fowls. which by their rich, glossy,
black plumagc, attract universal atten-
ton. Mr.. Frank LOvelock, of this firm,
the present secretary of the Associa-
ton. is an old typo, late of the Cor
louisville Gdzette.
Mr.. f. Wright Taylor, Of Balti-
more, exhibits peerless pair of Light
Brahmas.
Messrs. II. and J. c. Smoot. of Alex
andria. Va. exhibit one coop only of
Light Brahmas. These fowls are per-
haps in the best show condition Of any
in the room.
The Judges. whose duty it was made
to decide upon the merits of the COM
peting birds. having been hard at work
for two days, have completed their
labors. and the Society have caused to
be displayed upon the cOops the evil
dence of special merit by different col
ors of ribbon-blue first, red second,
and white third merit,
A visit to the show to-day will,
therefore, be doubly interesting, since
it may be seen at a glance which of the
birds are entitled to the highest honors.
Mr.. NJ. b. Rowe, of Fredericksburg,
Va, exhibits the highest-scoring male
(949 points,. the higheSt-scoring female
(93J points,, the largest specimen on ex-
hibition. and the smallest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-08
The workhouse and the AlmshOuse.
RICHMOND, January q, 1855.
To the Editor of the Dispdfch

RICHMOND, January D, 1909.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your account of the proceedings
of the Council yesterday YOU state
that on motion Of Mr.. Gum
special committee "was appoint
ed to inquire into the statement
made by DR.. W. W. Parker that
there are one hundred men in the poor
house able to make a living This un-
necessary introduction of my name into
this resolution is my only apology for
reply over my own signature.
At the meeting Of the joint commit
tee on the =" Workhouse about two
weeks ago. | was present by invitation,
and was asked for my opinions, and in
reply stated that it had been proved by
the best authority that any nlan or
woman who had the use of their hands
could make living. prorided they had
a place to work and the materials fur
nishcd them; which is simply to say,
as | said in the State some weeks ago.
that a man or woman can earn from
twenty TO thirty cents day under the
conditions mentioned.
Some years ago. in New York, |
visited an institution on Blackwell
Island (not PRISON., where the per
capita per annum was less than $50.
| was shown the "bill of fare" 1t
was not very good, but the inmates
seemed in excellent health. Our orphan
boys cost us about 900 per amum,
which includes good fare and an educa-
ton. too. The inmates of a wOrkhouse
would not be as bad on clothes and
shoes as are our boys.
From the various annual reports Of
Superintendent Bigger, and from my
own observation, | am of opinion that
there are one hundred persons in the
almshouse white and colored) who have
good use of their hands, and if SO, they
can make a living. When the commit
tee in charge Of this institution 90 into
the examination Of the subject | will
accept an invitation to visit the aims
house and take part in the examination
of the inmates.
In conclusion, let me say that read
the proceedings of the Council this
morning with some interest. thinking
that | should hear from the - Work
house " committee.
Very respectfully,
". W. PARKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-08
A Card.

To the Editor ofthe Dispatch:
Sir,-l have 10 desire unnecessarily
to invade the newspapers, or the public
through them, but your yesterday =
article on "1he Auditors Office " may
be understood as placing me in the po-
stion of volunteering evidence against
Mr. Smith-which | should certainly
avoid at least as carefully as the oppo-
site course of cOncealing information
when asked for by proper authority, as
il was in this case.
The Auditor Of Public Accounts, in
some way unknown to me, becoming
aware of the existence Of the papers in
question, addressed polite note to Mr..
Tree, the superintendent of the compa-
ny asking him to produce them, and he,
see ~ that rights of the company might
rr,,.oly lie involved, very properly re-
Ter, ed the matter to me, and ! went
with the papers as counsel for the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and not
as volunteer witness against Mr.. Smith,
who | earnestly trust may yet in some
way be relieved from the cloud now
resting upon him. Respectfully,
ROBERT STILES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-08
PETTY THIEVES ARRESTED.
Detective Wren Makes a Capture-rhe Hail.
Thieves and Windsw-Crackers In Trouble.

Detective Wren Makes a Capture-rhe Hall
Thieves and windsw-Cracker. In Trouble.
On the 22d of last November the
house Of Charles ii. Goodman, near the
old reservoir. was entered by thieves
and a double-case gold watch and a
quantity of money stolen. Shortly af-
terwards other bousoS, IN various parts
of the city were pilfered in similar
manner, and these depredations have
been kept up from time to time until
last Sunday night. when the residence
of Colonel W. w. Gordon. 200 east
Franklin street, was raided and an over
coat and two hats stolen from the hall.
The night before several hen-houses and
pOultry-coops on Broad street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth were robbed,
and room in Mrs. Christians
clearinghouse, 1900 Broad street, was
entered, and quantity of clothing
stolen. Colonel Gordon sent for De-
tectiye John Wren Monday and gave
the case to him. and he succeeded in
getting on the trail of the thieves. He
sent for Captain J. II. Parater, who
came down to see him, and afterwards
detailed Sergeant A. VI. Tomlinson. of
the Second station. and Officer Shields,
for the purpose of working the matter
up. These officers, with one of Wren's
detectives. succeeded in finding Mr..
GoOdman's watch in the possession of
Isaac Brown, colOred man, who works
at the Gallego Mills. lie said he got
the watch from his son Joe. who is now
standing trial for larceny in the HuSt-
ings Court.
James Stanly and William Temple
(white) were also arrested. and Col. Cor
don's hat was found at Temples house.
Stanly informed the officers where the
clothing taken from Mrs. Christians
clearinghouse could be found. and il
was recovered. All of the parties were
up before the Police Court yesterday
morning, and the cases were continued
until to-day and the detectives think
from information at their command that
the parties are the same that have been
engaged in breaking store-windows
about the city for some time.