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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22
) yUPRElIE COURT OF THE HA-

@ UPRE8IE COURT OF THE HA-
- waan Islands In Probate. In the matter OF the
Estate Of BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP. late Of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased At Chambers, before Chief
Justice Judd. -
On reading and hling the accounts Of Chas r. Bishop
and $. NJ Damon, Executors OF the VIII uf Bcrnice
Pauahi Bishop. late Of Houolulu, Oahu. deceased.
wherein they ask TO be allowed s7305s8, and charge
themselves with SIS g96 and ask that the same may
be examined and approved;
II Is ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the ion day Of
August. A. D. is a 10 o'clock n, before the said
Chief Justice. at Chambers, In the Court House at
Honolulu be and the hereby is appointed a. the
time and place for heariug said accounts and that all
persons interested may then aud there appear and
not be approved. And that this order. In the English
and Hawaiian laEg guages be published In the HAwAitaN
GAZETTE and HUok0d newspapers printed and pab-
shed in Honolulu for three successive weeks previous
10 the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu H. L. this 18th day July "A. D. iss5
r-... A. +. JUDD,
Attest: Chief Justice Supreme Court.
HENHY SIXTH, Deputy Clerk fOTO "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

THE Government organ offers no ex-
plhnAtion Of the term Special Loan'
which appeared in the quarterly financial
SiSteIneut of It's iuastHs. The public
would really like to know the meaning of
the term. IL may mean the last end of
the = 0O0O00, o. If may mean taxes paid in
advance, or It may mean dozen things,
Whit the public wish for is to know what
II dee mean aHfr Ff-sraru
We would also call the attention Of the
Ministerial defender 10 thut little table
which was published last week and which
ran rs follows:
Total expcnditurc for quartcI..... slJi.ssi Is
Total reeeip pts--... -..---...---. sgii,W1 ~
Lees 4uaue.. .......--..-..-...... lfuu 90.
Cash on hsnd March ~, i-s5..-... 1885, %
Actual ineomc .....-.-.... aiu.iis 5t
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ftoal aopcrtissnIsnls.
= - 3 TIS7.,li7i n Z Is y q
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

t-4 2 rsfarrti ID ft
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
4 Hawaiian Kingdom ii litI
KALAkAUA. By ths Grace q God q INC Hawaiian
To the Marshal Of the kingdom. OF bis Deputy
Yon are hereby commanded 10 shntnaon AIIuNA
fp Defendsnt fu case he shall Ifie written eusver
within twenty days after service hefruf 10 be and
appear before the Supreme Eourt a tho July Term
thereof to be holden AZ the Couf Room df nc Couri
House. Honolul, n The Isgnd p olhn,. 90 NON
DAY the 6th day Of July pext, et % nclocka n. to-
show cause why the claim Of fAAkEA fw.l, Plaintiff
should Be awarded her pursuant to the tenor Of
her annexed petition. And have you then ihefe this
Writ. aith mi retuil = yg.f prelee.llnla Aelron.
WITNESS HON A. fRANCiS JUDD. Chief Justice
(SeaD OF our Supreme Court. n Honolulu. this
18th dar Of June, a. d. 1885.
WnrIN FulrEE CLERK
certify that the sforuriax is a-rus .ropy Of the
summons in the above cause
/, Witness my hand this fifh day Of July, 1875.
fSeaD WILLIAM FOSTER Clerk.
onurH FuH1IraTIoT.
II appearing By the Marshals return that after din
ordered that said case stand conauc until ne next
October Term and that affestcd copy OF the su,.
mons be published in the HAWAIIAN GAEErIE, q ucws-
paper published In the English language In Honolulu.
Island OF Oahu. and IN the nupepa kuokoa, news
paper published in the Hawaiian language in said
Honolulu least six times the last publication to BE-
at least twenty days before the next term of the Court
Dated Honolulu, July ilth, iss5
L. McCULLY,
Attest: Justiee saprrmo Court.
Seal WILLIAM FosTKR Clerk iO7f d
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sprtiaI Ndtirts.


THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. c. DAKE's
Advertising Agency, OF and 60 Merchants Exchange,
San francisco, Cal, where contracts fer advertising
can be made for Ii. 1866
FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat aud costly Fur
nished Rooms be had by an carly ApplieatiOna at
(9S2 FH ..- NO. 4 GARDEN LANE.
cE9iIf'H MR.. w. F. ALLEN YJft7
Has an office with Messrs. Bishops Co, of Mer-
chant and Kaahumanu Streets and he will be pleased
10 attend to any business entrusted him 1857 6m
g.r-. MR.. W. G. PARKE
Has an Office over Mcssrs. Bishop Co.'S Bank, eOrner
Merchant and Kaahumanu sts and will be happy to
attend to any business entrusted his care 1895 Gm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

From recent parliamentary document it qP
pears that the local Indebtedness Of Englandis in
creasing at rapid rate gain of Il per cent. IL
certainly remarkable. During the same period
the national debts decreased, and a comparison
for the two years 1875 and 1888 shows the follow
ing variations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

National UNITED Kingdom). Eta OO0OOO 500 90
Local England and Walesl... g3OO,W lj9OOON
The chief portion of the local indebtedness has
been incurred for sanitary purposes, which Illus
trates how prominently this administrative de-
partment is demanding consideration. One fifth
of the outstanding loans of municipalities should
be placed to the metropolis; and it should be
added that an average annual amount Of f4,672,-
900 or 36 per cent, has been raised by the local
governments as an offset this indebtedness.
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p NOTICE -

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO II
n FISHER are requested TO pay al once; md all
perEnns having accounts against I Fisher- arr
quested to present them FOR payment II once. ut
1859 40. IL LILIHA ST
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rSEss, Hon. a. FRANCIS JUDD. chief Justice
.SeaD Of the supreme Court At Honolnlu, this 9th
hnY OF Anril A ID fsal
oHpER oE rrnLIcATloN.

III IILNIIT UlVuIT IIETN-
certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of the
lsth day Of July, 1855. (SeaD WILLIAM FOSTER,
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-
Il the Hawaiian kingdom
KALAKAUA, By the Grace Of Gcd, Of The Hawaiian
Islauds, krSs;
| You arc hereby commanded to summon QUoNG
SAM LUNG & COMPANY in case they shall Ole writ
ten within twenty days after service hereof 10
be and appear before the supreme Court a the July
Term, to be holden al the Court Room of the
Court House, in Honolnlu, leland Of Oahu, on MON
show eanse why the claim Of HAMMER LEfST & co.
Plaintiff, should not be awarded them pursuant 10 hc
trnor OF their annexed petition.
Notify the said Quong sam Lung & Co. that upon
default TO attend ~ the plsoe-ou the day and hour
above mentioned, judgment viii be entered aranst
them by default.
And You arc also commanded to leave true and A.
tested copy Of this writ with Qunng on Kee Co the
atorneys agents, factors Ihstees debtors of the
above named Quong sam Lung Co., or Al the place
Of their usual abode and them summon 70 appear per
sOnay at the place. on the day and hnur above men
toned, then and there on oath, to disclose whether
OF the goods or efecs Of the said Qnong Sam Lung
Co in their posseEsi0n OF owed the said Quunr
Sam Lang Co. any debt, and II so, the amount and
:s sEcTioS H. wbeusoeYer any person summoned a.
an Attorney agent factor OF debtor OF any defendant
be SssS11 = SS7 e HS e dSnS Hs %s apply to ne
| which the Eaid summons may have isaued and the
Magistrate Justice having eSnsd reasonable notice
TO be given 90 tho painEG IN The actou aha proceed
to take the deposition OF the person thus suuimonr
and make such order may De proper IN tho premises
ht any time previous 70 the day appointed for hearing
The cause, and the person 50 summoned agent fac
tor trustee debtor OF the party defendant shaf he
| taken to have Oheyoi the summOns."
| Notify the said Vuong On kee Co. that upon de-
fault attend at the place the day and hour above
mentioned execution will be lssued against their pr
per estate for the amount q s9eh Judgment as the
plaintiff may recover against the defendant.
Hereof fall not OF your proceeding this Writ make
/ due and full return.
WITNESS, Hon a. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Justice
| (SeaD Of the supreme Court at HOnonlu, this 9th
/ duy or April. A. ID. 1885.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-22

Tar Dew Premier of Great Britain and
Ireland, Robert A. T. g. Cecil, third Mar
guis of Salisbury, is man Of whom it may
be safely said, that Independently Of any
extraneous advantages OF rank or wealth,
he would not have failed by force of char
motor 10 hecone a monument statesman in
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oiry IN iilllmF.

lohh Mslehef has been nnsd lof aelllAH
lluuol ailpl 4 o'eloek
The Lewis hand nfe sstlnnalshsf va
tested yesterday Al FIle Headquarters
The Commissioners ei iha new Insane
liosrlels msl Yesterday And allowed nam
hes N bills
The hqaal Suffrage HeeislY vii meal ~
llfmaulh llhulah nstl MnnaAg, A aIelaek,
ate Wallace vii isaa che mesusH,
Me- nahels, vita " lhe 4 Aha a. T.
pealal slack IL supposed ~ ha dflHas Hha
hoe nssA unconscious alAes hls arrest
The hoy leelnlsl ~ haF felk, Alhesl u
Hutchinson wll address ihe lempelanep
HtellhH " rlaHllhs Mnsle Hall ~ ~ 4. "a
a. AnllaWi
ilYnamlle Il helna usea nel eAly en Whlle
hlysF hul u 10 said en aaysFal elhal streams
ia lha state, RetahlY hlna hlVeF aRa
flAl loci "a hhelhy aall bartholomew sans
lice.
n Il alleged that merchant policeman
had ieks played on hlm yesterday maFn.
lAa ~ soma ut hls illands, Who hzsa ar q
apmmY apparently dolng che hnEaaE ael
The policeman hIed A. ~ ADD % The danny
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never spoke sttsrward, it i. believed to b

never spoke sfterwsrd, it is believed to b
dead.
Il is said that Marion County has about
her full number Of patients Ct the Insane
Hospital. and that when the number is COM
pleted other applicants will have TO be re-
fused.
Harry Taylor, stenogrsphic reporter in the
Richter Sentinel libel suit. fell yesterday
noon on the street aud had to be carried
home. He was not able to be present in the
afternoon, and another reporter was called
IN.
Tie music pupils Of ST. Patrick's school
viii i've an entertainment the 18th OF
March a ST. Patrick's Hall. Three pianos
will be used on that occasion. with drum,
tamborine and silver bell accompaniment.
Instrumental music sung In character. with
declamatiOns at intervals. These exercises
will DO doubt be very interesting to those
who attend.
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iuiasd Architect

WIN Che February edition, joel ftaigpd
lha inis hd Architect and halldsf ~ thl.
essel commences Ne nah Yaiums. fhia lanf
hal, whleh u Che onelAl afHAh ~ lhe WEST
efh Association II Architects has rapidly
Increased Va valne and lmpallenee ~ lhe
Western architect and lhe hHlldeh ils
typographical appearance leafpA hnlhlHH ~
he desired snd lls columns sheW lhHl ln
rlsen AZ lha architectural authority ~ iha
Masl IL Nhll sustained. thn HuflAht hhHlhaf
contains 90 interesting sfipellnA ~ Nali
executed pNla ~ residences fhHlHhea. alH
shARlnp pegapfpilyu glnNa And plans Yal
uahle articles Nrnn architectural sAhianis
4 aampflh leFleN ~ lhp pat fnal hNlhlnH
VA alklf three Western ellps . fWil aeHannl
al lhs formation ~ Stale Asia0iatlans ~
AleAlltpla ~ llllnNls And lava Nlth iha
FspoIl N lhAl 0l Minnesota, Aaa 4 al iar q
convention ~ &C. ienla ana other valuable
neWs mAhlaF The publication pan nal lAil
a. DO lAIFa laelaF IA lhe advancement 81
architecture ga che West and - pnhishfa
~ uhleaao ~ The lniana tuhllshlae Com
panY,
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
Charles Dean Takes His Own Life With
Revolver-Csuse. Dependency.

Charles Dean, 81 Plum street, was found
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. in his wood
shed, dead. He had evidently committed
suicide, using for the purpose and old-fash-
Toned French pistol and from the ciIcum-
stances it is thought the deed took place
about 6 o'clock. The pistol is one OF the pat
tern which explodes by pressure on pin in
the side of the cartridge, and will carry a
No. SO ball. The muzzle had been placed
sgainst the abdomen, and death must have
resulted almost instantly. Deceased vas
fOIty-six years OF age and married.
IL seems from what eau be learned
that Mr. Dean has been respondent
for some time past. His wife vas
one OF the Atkinson heirs of Hancock COun-
~. There vas considerable trouble in the
settlement OF be estate, Mrs. DEAN being q
favorite with her deceased father, and hav-
ing been generously remembered IL the dis
tribution of the estate, Last May d suit
was fled by FraT Morrison FOR the other
heirs against her, aud she was compelled 70
cone into court and answer under oath
touching the matter. AS a 6nsl compromise,
and 10 avoid any further expense and
trouble, she paid oyer s. 900 In settlement
OF the matter. On Thursday Mr.. DEAN Dur
chased lot on Plum street for 81 400 By
the advice OF his attorneys be refused to
thks CERTAIN Otuef property WHICH ne nau
contemplated purchasing because the title
was not perfect, aud il is alleged that he
was threatened with suit for commission
by the agent. This led him to remark to
his wife that it looked as though he was
always getting into trouble, but beyond this
nothing was observed unusual in his de-
meanor. Some time ago when unusually
depressed IN spirits he proposed to his wife
tina they both commit suicide. Mrs. DEAN
thinks he must have administered chlor0-
form to her upon rising yesterday morning,
as she did not awaken till about 10 O'Clock.
Her fears being aroused on finding that
her husband had arisen, and that
the doors were open aud the
fires not built she instituted q search, which
resulted ia TIE discovery that he was IN the
woo5shed. she called Mrs w. O. Day. a
neighbor, who in turn called her husband.
The latter went into the shed and found Mr..
Dean was cold in death. A physician was
called but it was too late. The Coroner was
notified and the body was removed for ex-
animation. Mr.. Day testified before the
Coron yesterday evening 1t is presumed
that Mr.. Deans mind had been unsettled
by business troubles. The inquest will be
continued.
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Ulqr Srmtfnrl.
SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
Buusiasss once ma.t0t Editorial Teens go
ruK SENTINEL Ar NEW ORLEANS

TO Accommodate The throng ifoa the
Northwest who will dsslrs 70 read their IA
spfiis home paper while ATTENDING the
hwoflds Htpoallon," The sentinel has been
pisosd on sale IN New Orleans Al ueofas r.
wharton = iifo,a No Usfendsiel street
sslvssn Csnsl and Common slfesls
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llb ltg lp pl hast llpalaipa laFeR lea
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The civil service examination will be
held to-day in the Federal Court, beginning
at o'clock. There are twenty.eight sp-
plIcants for local positions. and sixty for
positions at Washington The examinations
will be conducted by Charles Leyman, Of
Washington, Chief Examiner, assisted by r
G. Trussler K. 2. Craft and ID. NJ. Elliott
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N. /. BALDEIN ( CO.

o.. % and % North Penn. IT.. indianapolis,
Wholesale ana Helall Dealers M slenwav =
Sons. Decker Bros. lalneH Bros Fischer, y. ~
FiHninnpf ufnpnH
lariies aia distance desiring bafpalna should
nNl iaii ~ write iuf fuller descriptions
uuud storage AMI cate ut piahua ahd utnans,
with Insurance.
fnFita aud REPAIRING a speciality Orders
iuf muvlnp rlfph rtnmut attention.
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OLn rApnRH.

eooa conditioned OLD papers iof sals A
shls since ~ eniy 40 cents pes hundred
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STOCK

OF Watches, Clocks, Chains, Opera
Glasses, Silyerware, Fancy Goods,
Fine JewelTy, Diamonds and all
articles to be found in the way OF
JewelIy, is the Finest and Most
Complete ever offered to the public
of this city.
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Ryan. The Halter,
Ryan, The Halter,
p and % South Illinois street.
New Style Hats at Popular Prices.
Ryan, The Mems Furnisher,
p and % South Illinois street.


''Vajen & New" Hardware.
Are still selling goods damaged - Gre at very low
prices also. very low prices on al Staple and Mis-
cellsneOus Goods. All goods as low or lower than
can be purchased from any other house in the city
Call and get copy OF their illustrated Catalogue
three hundred aud City pages recently issued
VAJEN - NEW.
81 Fast Washington Street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-16
MUIVANE
MULvANE. Kas.. Oct. u.

MULvANE, Kas., Oct. u.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
II. b. Furguson's house is nearing
completion.
j. Keller has the plastcrers at work
on his house.
Mr.. Whited has just completed 4
nice barn.
Mr.. Hostettler has decidedly the
finest barn in this section.
There is ruInor 10 the effect that a
railroad will be surveyed from Doug
las to Mulvane, in the near future.
Mrs. Bunton, from Shelbyville. Ia,
is visiting relatives in the neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Chenowc,h. OF Wellington, Is
leader of the choir at Mt. Hope.
Miss Neitie White is teaching school
at Bellen school house at $50 per
month. Miss Netiie and number O;
ladies from Mulvane visited the sun
day school at Mt. Hope last Sunday.
DIR. hester has deferred his trip TO
Kansas county until spring.
send YOU the name OF Miss vi.
Tate, who wishes the EAGLE sent To
her address, Mulvane. | enclose
money order therefor. This makes
thirteen subscribers that | have Sc
cured for the EAGLE within the past
few weeks. will secure thirteen more
ere long.
Mr.. Hostettler, the new postmaster.
hss taken charge of the postofiice At
Nulyane. Is. y. H.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-16

only flying visits to your city, but dur.
ing the fair I speut two days in look
ing il over, and though I expected to
find quite a change, yet it had
outgrown even my expecta-
tons. but what struck most
was the large shade trees which now
line the streets, that is one thing
which is noticed, and spoken of by
all visitors, and something of which
Wichita may well be proud. Wis
itors from the east can hardly bt
made believe that Wichita was
built on treeless plain.
We are not jealous of Wichita, be
cause we are at the head of naviga
ton on the Arkansas River, and so 10
Gated that we are sure to be on thu
line Of three or fonr railroads.
The Arkansas River Navigation
Company are building two new stee
bargcs at this point for freightins
purposes on the river, and Mr.
Thompson. If Columbus, Ohio, i
coming here with another. q.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-16
ARKANSAS CITY.
ARKANSAS CITY. Oct. Is.

ARKANSAS CITY. Oct. Is.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The word has gone forth and AT
kansas City is TO have a Democratic
postmaster. Martin n. Sinnott, The
lucky man. was a Union soldier dur
ing the war. and although Democrat
he is neither a fire-eater nor a copper
head. and as we had TO have a Demo
crat for postmaster we are glad he got
the appointment. but some of the old
standbys in that party feel very sore,
but we hope and think that in four
wears we will see Republican filling
that position again.
Henry Mowry. the murderer of
James L. Smith has been admitted
to bail in the snm of 5000.
his admission TO bail is condemned by
majority of our people,
Our city is putting on metropolitan
airs now. We have got a genuine
Chinese laurdryman in the person of
Lee Gee. who has leased the old
steam laundry building.
TIL. Mclaughlin has got the front
of his building up again. and as he
has n good foundation, this time il is
likely 10 stand the pressure.
MIR. Edward Grady and \. \.
Newman have commenced on new
buildings 25xso feet, on South Sum
nit street,
The X. c. 4 S. W. II. r., is now
running through trains direct from
Winfield TO ST. Louis, and large
number of graders are now at work
on this side of Winfield and il
is confidently expected that
the road will reach this point
by December LIST, then we hope for
better rates on freight if nothing
more.
Money was raised here and party
started out to survey and locate =
direct road from here TO Oklahoma.
We intend to have the most direct
and the best road 10 Oklahoma and
then 10 offer special inducements for
the pilgrims to make this their out
fitting point and the place from " hich
they will draw their supplies. ]
FOR the last five years l have made
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-16
THE GREAT COUNTY OF SEDG-
WICK

Sedgwick is one of the foremost
counties which go TO form this state,
andia, like the commonwealth, known
far and near. Her resources are nn-
told: her future greatness boundiess-
Within the east central portion of
this excellent county is situated the
city of wichita, with population of
$4,000 souls. This is certainly met
ropolitan wander, and from the hun
drcds of large and commodious bust
ness and dwelling houses now in pro-
gress of erection. one concludes that
her future is indeed bright. She GER
tainly is destined TO be the most i'm
portant and populous city between
Kansas CITY and the Pacific coast,
aud that, too, before another score OF
years.
Wichita has all the convenience
found in eastern cities. Her broad
streets and leading thoroughfares are
lovely to behold. The city might be
termed Forest City" with perfect
ease. for all her residence streets are
beautifully lined on each side by fine
rows of native trees, planted by the
hand of man.
The Arkansas river flows diagonal.
" through the county, from northwest
to southeast, and upon the east side OF
this queer-looking river is located this
immense western city, and acros;
which span three bridges.
There are six railway outlets TO this
place, and in less than ninety days
there will tie two more.
The newspapers of Wichita have
been the prime factors in bui lding vi
so great an infant wonder, and de
serve paving appreciation at tho
hands of all her citizens, for it is thu
printed page that either makes OIL
breaks
The Arkansas Valley Agriculture
Society has just c'osed its sixth annua
fair ut this point, and has been yer,
successful throughout. ID. A. Mitch
ell, secretary and financial manager
with f. A. Phillips, of Greenwich
Prof. Fritch and Diamond Mitchell, o
Wichita, as assistants; Chas. +. Derby
general superintendent; II. II. Hat
field, president, and others, have cred
itably performed all duties devolvin!
upon them. and for courtesies ex
tended the Kansas Farmer they hav
our thanks and best wishes for thei
future success.-Kansas Farmer.