davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22
Chau,.uava ann,yer.ary.

EDITOR HERALD; Some ten years
since at Lake Chautauqua few enter
prising educators headed by DR.. Vincent
conceived the idea Of arranging course
Of study, literary and scientific, modelled
after the regular college course and do
signed to cover substantially the same
ground, but SO arranged with such text
books as could be read by all classes,
whether persons of leisure or of business.
The idea took hold at once. All classes,
young and old, men and women, of leis.
ure and Of business. east and west, took
up these studies until the students soon
numbered many thousands and hundreds
had completed the work, graduated and
received their diplomas. OF the latter
not few are residents of the city and
vicinity. Last August the second Assem-
bly, was held at Long Beach. Immedi-
ately thereafter o number OF circles were
formed in the city and neighboring to wns
and country, until now Southern Califor-
mia catalogues large number Of earnest
students. On the evening of the 23d at
the First Presbyterian Church ut quar-
ter to eight o'clock the Southern Califor-
MIA circles will give literary and scien-
tific entertainment, to which all Chau-
tauquans and all Others interested in the
movement are invited. The entertain.
ment is free and tho following is the
PROGRAMME;
Music. organ solo, MIRA. J. T. Richardson.
Music, greeting song, original, sung by
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

The steam Knife Pleater has removed 70
No. o21 Commercial street, corner OF Ala
media. where ali kinds OF Plcating Is done
on short notice. Knlfe Pieaiins only two
cents per yard. iepzilm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

All diseases of therespiratory organs treat
ed by the most improved medicated inhala
remedies for the liver, stomach, blood
etc. The efficacy of this system o
practice is attested by the fact tha
out of $500 cases treated in Los An
weye SaTs Sed apa those had @
only with view OF prolonging lite.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

Coughs may be soothed by opiates.
but they are hurtful. Red Star Cough
Cure is free from such and promptly re-
moves coughs.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22
Dissolution of oopartnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing be
tween Herman c.. Limbrock. and VIM. A
Bloeser, under the firm name and style OF
Limbrock d Bloeser, has tnis day dissolved
BY mutual consent, II. c. Linn brock retiring.
VIM. A. Blceser will do business at 40 South
Spring street, win collect all bills due said
firm and pay all debts
Signed this the 10Th day OF February, 1886.
HERMAN G. LIMBR0CK.
feb23-lm VIM. A. BL0ESER.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

mover deceive the public, but beware OF the chear
John druggists who offer you plaster called Cap
sicum," 'capsicin," "Capucin~ or "Capslcine, and
tell you II is substantially the same as the genuine
Bensons capeino Plaster, or even better They
ask less for the imitation for II costs less; but as
afemedia agent IL 10 absolutely worthless. The
sessing actual and high curative qualities is the re-
SUIT OF many years experiment. and honorable
physiclans pharmacists and druggista endorse II
as the beat ever made, Protect yourself against
deception BY buying of reputable dealers only ard
avoid mistakes by personal examination. Tho
genuine has the Three Seals" trademark, and In
the center Is cut the word "Capcine."
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22
cett,nr Even win OFFICERS.

SALT LAKE, February 22.-As United
States Attorney Dickson was leaving
his dinner this morning at the Ccntinen-
tai Hotel three men asked him to come
out on the porch. Judge Powers and
Major Erb, the landlord. followed think
the actions Of the men suspicious. just
as Dickson got outside of the door he
leaned over to hear remark made by
one of the men wins was very short
man. He quickly delivered two blows
in Dicksons face. probably having some
heavy weight in his hand. His two
companions endeavored to help him but
we're caught by Judge Powers and Ma
jor Erb and found to be Frank ]. Can
non, son Of George q, Cannon, and An
gus Cannon, nephew. The other man
ran away and his name is not known.
Policemen took Frank Cannon away in
defiance of Judge Powers orders. A large
crowd collected and mach angry talk
was indulged In but everything Is quiet
again. Dickson is but little hurt. An
gus Cannon was taken in custody BY the
United States Marshal and found to have
fully loaded self cooking revolver.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

The old reliable store OF @. +. Heinxeman
Is still headquarters for drugs and medicines.
he has full line OF patent medicines, sell
prfces.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22
ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

NO. % SOUTH SPRING STREET,
Between First and Second.
Rooms and 5. over Mosgrove's Cloak
House.
: Gold Filings, 81; Alnaigam and Platina, 81.
Painless extraction OF teeth BY vi
ialized air or nitrous oxide gas. Teeth ex.
trHcted for Doc. Best sets OF Teeth
from @6 90 -. We guarantee a perect
ht. ONCE hours from 4. u. too T. n. SUN
days 10 A. N. 10 ~ MI
~ None bnt regular graduates em-
ployed in this oiiicc. jams
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

Those who desire to consult with me in
regard to their cases, or 70 location AS TO
climate, had better call al my office for con
snl'sni1n NJ a. an sna eSaml;hs''on, ons II imPoss,,
Medical Treatise, containing Il list OF ques-
tons. Address
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

NEW YoRK. February 22.-Captain
Robert Clark and his wife and daughter,
and fourteen seamen, survivors of the
American ship Frank N. Thayer, which
was burned at sea on January 4th, 700
miles from st. Helena, reached this city
today, from Liverpool. Capt Clark is
= tvpical American sailor, very tall, with
coal black beard, hair and eyes. Were
il not that be occasionally placed his
hand ON an ugly, plaster-coyered cut
upon his right cheek, no one would sus-
pect that he still suffered from the ef-
iects of his encounter with two crazy
Manila seamen, who, before firing the
ship, endeavored to wipe ont every
white man on board. When areporter
spoke to him his eyes frightened, and
after long pause he said: II am not in
the mood to tell you all about my ex-
pefiences, for am still suffering great
agony. After my arrival in England l
went to some Of The very best physicians,
but beyond covering my wounds they
did nothing. My wife here, pointing
to small. pale, but pretty woman, lis
Just as bad as |. She has no wounds,
1t Is true, but her mind was SO upset by
the mutiny and its horrible effects that
| fear she will never recover" "Were
the Manila sailors i'll treated before the
attack" the Captain was asked. "They
were not, beyond the TACT that they re-
ceived cuff from the chief officer for
=
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22
IUTI'S EXTRACT SARSAPaRILLA

77II-7 NIIU UVVV7 IHHKf3 FNHItI7Y Hc1nI
the system with pure blood and hard muscle
tones The nervous system. invieoratcs the
brain, and imparts tho visor OF manh0od.
~ sold by druggists
1fftCEs a Murray sf.. Now Hor1
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-22

once hours From 10 4. x.to4y,
feb2o ian2stf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

w ANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w Mllliner. Apply between and o
O'Clock Tomorrow (Monday) Morning at
No. 316 east Broad street my 9-Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

Thererl be no better time TO buy WASH
DRESS FABRICS. Our assortment is the
most extensive we have ever shown.
CHECK NAfNSOOkS In 8. A., and 6-yards
lengths at 4kc., worth SC.
SHEER WHITE CORDED PIQUE at SIC.
INDIA LINEN In remnants OF 4 to 8 yards
at SIC, worth 10c.
SHEER BATISTE CLAIRE at 1oc., never
sold less than zoe.
SHEER RED-AND-BLUE CHECK and
PLAID FRENCH NAINSo0KS at loc.
worth double.
CoLORED FIGURED PLAID INDIA LIN
EMS a. &c.
IMPORTED BArIsTEs-white ana ecru
grounds-colored ngurss at 1910. have
sold nj zoe.
SOLID BLUE and BROWN SCOTCH
CHAMBRAYS at 7c.
EMBROIDERED ZEPHYR GINGHAMS at
12kc., were 25c.
WHITE SHEER FRENCH ORGANDIE As
inches wide at 2sc.
PERSIAN MULLS I'm white, pink, light
blue and cream at 15c.
CRlNKLED SEERSUCkEHS In most ex-
tensive variety.
Cur SILK and WORSTED DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT offer big spscialties this
week.
LACE CHECK CANVAS BUNTING In
colors and blsc ok, nearly all wool. at 7kc.
BLACK BROCADE LACE EBUNTINGSa t7c.
JULIUS
Twenty-slx different patterns OF regu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

WANTED, TO RENT OUT FOR
w storage OF furniture Two Rooms on
the nrst floor for June. July. and August.
Apply at 100 south Fint street.
nv n Tn Quots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

A TIMELY BOOK-UNWISE

~ IawB-a review OF the tariff by our
other good books--viz what's the Harm ?
Question Asked and Answered, by the
hev: James Gnmmer. l5c.; Our Women
10 Inc War-the Lives They Lived, the
r,o, earns they pied: q Annals o. the Church 4,
by Nh. Phelps, q. For sale by BECK.
WIFE. PARHAM 4 ANDERSON. Tele.
phoDe sos. ap 25-eod&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

HEADQUARTERS X. f.. LEE
- CAMP, No. 1. CONFEDERATE VET
EBAkS-RIcHMoND, May 7. ls56.-CoM-
kADIs: BY resolution OF the Camp adopted
this night you are earnestly requested 10
meet at your hall on MONDAY the 10th in
slant, at r. NJ. for the purpose OF march
llg In body To OakwOod and helping the
ladies' TO decorate the graves OF our dead
comrades. Let The ranks be full on this oc-
easion.
Comrades who have uniforms are expect
ed 10 wear them. and all are expected 70
bring bouquets with them.
by order OF Colonel JOHN MURPHY. Com
mander. ARTHUR A. SPITZEB.
my sgt Captain and AdJutant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

OFFIcE or THE RICHMOND GRANITE Co.,
RICHMOND VA, May 8. 1856.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OFTHIS COMPANY
VIII be held at their office, in this city. on
III URSDAY the 20th instant, at l 1 o'clock
A. NJ, at which time an election for Presi-
dent and Directors To serve during the en-
suing year will he held.
FRANK WILLIAMSON.
my .. eOftd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09
RICHMOND SUNDAY


CUTTING DOWN PRICES.
Heavy lo-A UNBLEAcHED sHEErING
ALL-LINEN CRASH TowELLINGs at Sc.
ALL-LINEN MONTE TOWELS, over one
yard long, at Ito.
THE ROYAL CORSET. French coutille.
doubly supported sides. heavily -boned
and embroidered. &c. regular price 81.
OUR PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
represent the specialties of seven different
leading manufacturers, and for styles and
prices are unsurpassed.
SATIN COACHING PARASOLS, oil colors
and blacks. at ssc.
FANCY-TO GOA CHINGS at csc.
Biock-Top sTEEPLE PARASOI.S at sl.e9
worth $3.50.
Two-Toned, striped, Figured, and Polka
dot SATIN PARASOLS, fancy-carved
handles and tops, at sI.ee worth from
~ 80 to 81. See them.
2s-inch SILK KSUN-UMBRELLAS,s sterling.
silver handles at $3.50.
22-inch SILK SUN-UMBRELLASa at 81. .25.
our MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPART
MINT DOUBLED IT'S FORMER CAPA-
CITY. Special offerings for the next few
weeks.
Just received ~ cases plai, round. squsre.
fancy y-sbape-large, small, and medium
size-PALM-LEAF FANS.
We suggest an examination OF our GEN
TLEMEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
AID STREET.
st 25c. MATTINGs from s4 roll up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

w ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
W Four No. l Grade Jersey Cows fresh
to the pail. and one No. Mule. received
this day on consignment and for sale by
TALlAFERKO Il co,
my 7.St No. III south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

C>OR SALE, EIGHT ACRES OF
Il SPLENDID CLOyERAND ORCHAkp-
cutting In o few days. -
TERMS: Cash or sixty.dsy note sails
's'''s THoMPsos BROWN A co.
nv est Ills Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09
A FEW CLIPPINGS FROM EACH:

FEW CLIPPINGS FROM EACH:
Lot l-SU SILKS IS inches lc.
Lot S-sATIN al OwOths
o, 10, s-si anK 40 inches
Lot 5-BlACk LACE BIC Sc
sEsr T rsfS n sTHfEs 1LTs; sc
prlxsRE very
Lot rise 2oc.
Iet u comprises IUkkEYkhD TABLE
Lot 10 comprises PABAsOI. worth7
7c.
Lott . i ktt:ais ~ '''0''
lot aI =
LOT z2 job .hdLpKENs PAkAsois
ocompr rises Asa
Lo 20 sttl ANn rsHawLs in All
2s-GENTLEMEN's saiIsrS At Csc worth 4oc.
99LADIEs' FULL kEi,iAk 10 Iesc
s. comp ot MuEKsR
cALIcoEsa sc WORMS
Io, 80 so%r. & lot % of S ws sEstT,s %
Lot SO comprises loo LINEN DRUGGEfs
'''' ""a i'o''
I Io, 81 50 esp sIi .a: I w 1872 is, 10 TOW Els
IS iSs ~ msrs & 100 20 IN siss1Ss I Ssu''on length
ioi JOB ioi q IApIEs COLLARS;
10, 70. = g cSnP Pgn:sS leS II cd coHssTs
IS &; & s - worth ,a
0i i 1s-EiSE CHECK MUSLIN .s loe,
Lot 80 comprises sJob Wool LAcEs sYoln nroru...
We VIII not snd samples unss pS postage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09
DLASTERING HAIR.

A large lot LONG WINTER HAIR for
sale low at the Manchester Tannery and
Sumac Mills. A. ID. Sh0TWEI.i. & Co.
my 2.eod2ms Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

Ldces.
Collars anil Cuffs.

o.. (An the latest STRIPES and SOLID
COLORSat csc. . set.
,sc WHITE COLLARS and CUFFB ~
A"e' 15c. q set.
a. PURE LINEN COLLARS, white
w. aud striped Sc.
a., jGENTLEMEN'S LINEN CUFFU,
A'o' 4-Ply. at l4c
n. GENTLEMES's LINEN COLLARS.
Aoo' 4-Ply, at l7c.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. l9. 50. and ESQ.
GAUzE UNDERwEARa speciality.
We have had great success IN our PARA
SOL DEPARTMENT.. The reason 10
very clear. We are selling them 81 -
per cent. lower than similar goods can
be purchased elsewhere. We have yet .
complete line. which we shall continue
to sell as advertised I'll they are closed.
Before purchasing call aud examine our
stock. IL Will pay you.
We are negotiating for another lot OF LA.
DIES, GENTLEMEN'S. and Chill.
DREN'S HOSIERY. which met with
such great succs ~ at our opening. Due
notice of our Offering will be published
II we are successful In securing them.
Will receive In a day OF ~ novelties In La
DlkS' JERSEYS, which We Will cell at
close margin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

WANTED 1T KNOWN THAT
w Mr.. ERNEST l.. BOILING, who can
be engaged for Instruction In Music. has re-
moved TO TO east Grace street. Lessons
ences. For terms address Box l89. or call
at residence. my9-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

business CHANCE.-A NAN IN
- any live town can do profitable bust
ness Ia our goods alone or In connection
with furniture or any class OF house furnish.
ing goods or groceries: small capital and
large profits. For Particular address
"MANUFACTURlNG,' OIL sum mer street,
Boston, Mass. my 2.eodl3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-09

WANTED, ERIEN CED
w Agents and Correspondents for new
business. Positions permanent. salary or
commission. Write to-day. Addrew Ma.
TIONAL ECONOMIST. Chicago. III.
u 2e.8ufy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

Sr,cE April 1884. We have not heard
much Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
claims % the position Of Premier II burst.
once more forth upon us at the end z the
proclamation calling together the Legs
lature Of 1856.
Il may be vel e. explain to those who
are unacquainted with the native euufva
lent Of this word Premier Erftlr E4-
what its fun significance waS The An
tisa Aui 10 the time Of kanshameba L
had power Of life and death Arrori7n-
O. the old Constitution Of 1910. the Erf ~
W. was a sort If wee kin- the holder Of
a dignity only filed bv HawaiI's highest
chiefs. among whom may be mentioned
kaahumanu. hInsu. kekaulguli Keoui
|, Ana and Nictoria k6mamaIu- According
81 the Constitution e 1S52. tins officer was
3 have charge Of the Great Seal Of the
Kingdom Of thu Royal Standard and the
National Flag and IN the absence Of the
King TO preside az the Privy Council. 10
perform all the duties incumbent 0n the
klng while the thruue might 70 vacant by
the death Of tha King or 9TH hrwise. and
during the minority Of the heirs t1 the
throne
/, By the Coustituti1n 0f IS64-the Office ut
hutlla Ma. OF Premier Eas abolished and
TIE Constitution provides that.
Ihe kfnE's Cabinet shall consist u Tie minister
~ kqrsigu Affairs the Minister of she Interior.
ne Minister Of financa and the Attorney -iens-al
cf The Kingdom
What warrant under tins for revivin-
che old title 1f Kafaa Nri lr Premier
none. Il must be remembered that this
title which, without q shadow 1f right has
beer arrugHted bE the Minister. who thus
tries to raise himself 70 a seat only few
inches lower than the throne. has very
T distinct meaning to an Hawaiian. It
dos NJ belong to the Office Cf Minister
cf Foreign Affairs. and If borne by auv
fone. should be borne by some one of Ha-
| Eaiian Chief blood As far as We can ne
Hember this + the first tine the title has
been used g7i-iilg sInee Isli4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

IHE poIice have sxertsd themselves and
have met with some success Luthalr efforts
O. c1uturU the rrsCal> who have CAUSED
the burglar scare throughout Honolulu
From the character lf a number u tLa
rObberles. It Is evident that the thieves,
whether caucasian OF Celestial have
means u getting nd Of any property. such
rs clothes or linen easily Unless suen
articles can be converted into cash. the
thief would leave them al1-e Il follows
that there must ne one or more rlaccS IN
Honolulu where clothes can be- disposed
of The question Is where2 That Is
point b which the police authorities should
devote themselves such an establishment
can undoubtedly D. found -G Chinatown
What the police Eaye already done s
certainly to their credit. considering the
few men In the force that can De relied ur
Tor tins particular work That our cl-l-
zers apprpciata tins work l. evidenced tv
the readiness with which a >ubsrrirts-7
was raised by thea o. reward constable
hHuhane flr his capture 1f Chua Hook.
What we must have. however. Is thor
0Ugh rc1rC1uizati0n and the responsibility
laid on one mans shoulders. A. long as
divided responsibility Is maintained So
long VII responsibility be shifted from
one shoulder O. the other. and no one VIII
be found % blame.
Meantime, while We are waiting for re
form. n Is % ba hoped that the members
Of the police force VIII exert themselves
o the utmost t. put a stop TO the present
thleung which 4 alarming So many IF
s,f1r ~itirnrfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

w are glad % see that some attention
i at last beng paid o. the uuf1rtu-ate
beasts u burden. which arr 80 much NAL
treated by the Chinese These uufrrrr
nate animals are loaded with O heavy bur
then Of rice and other produce. and ara
driven over from hooiau- considerable
distance. Some twenty 0f these wretched
creatures were being driven along Nun
anu Avenue the other day 10y the police
having been rescued from the iuhuman
wretch who had been vriuE.nS liyel-
hood ont Of their pam. The SIGHT was
disgusting. yet pitif1l The open sures on
the bucks. and under the girtbs, were red
angry and ~ large extent. We thiukthat
snch display of suffering has not before
heen shown on orr ruJds Now that the
police have started in. we hope that the
Society frr the Prevention uf Cruelty 30
Animals VII wake up. There is lots of
WORK tn be done ir tins direction. bat Ii :,
work that cannot De done iu half hsartet
way. 10 Is work which has t1 bcuusled
The field Is large and gu immense amount
% good may he done. beginning in town
here the movement might spread an over
the Islands Vow that beginning has
been made, may it be kept up Officer
Mehrteu- deserves credit for what La has
done. and the Hon J : Walker formerly
President If the : z. C. A.. las ackrJwt
edged ms action ir a letter 1r thauks-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

HATAu has reason % De- proud One u
Der SONS has mgde name ln science
which VIII last o. long as scientific hooks
last. The Rev Serene z. Bishops name
Is thoroughly Identified with that peculiar
Halo r1uni the sun which iu English Is
now known Us Blshop's Ring. IN German
As blsi rss'rT >7H-rrr and Ia French
n Cao.s fs Balrs. be having been the
hrst person vino observed ID and called the
attention of the scientific world TO it. Ard
this man. who has brought credit % the
country. whose maine VIII live when those
oi Ministers are forgotten has beel
bounded out OF position which be IA
inIrubly filed, because we would speak
plainly on a matter which le. as well as
every right thinking person. considered
wrong Verify Hawaii has done herself
credit m hes trCgtmeut of lIr Bishop
How be ls elSer here Thought of can BE-
seen m late uuuber1f the d FraE.- >-la-r
H1Hffrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Nrn anprrtisrnlrrlts.
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
TN ACCORDANCEw WITH A POW

:
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
Il er OF sale contained In certain mortgage made By
Ksanaana and Peleklni his wife 10 Samuel Savid-e,
dated the sh day OF March iSS recorded In IAber -
psse a. Notice Is hereby given that said mortgage
intends 20 toreelose said mortgage for eonditen bro
KEN and upon said foreclosure viii sell al puhne aue-
ion al the salesrcon OF Adams 4 Co IN Honolulu.
On MoNnAl, the 1sIh day OF April. iSs Al u u. Of
said day, the Premises described in said mortgage as
below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of " II CAsrtz. Al
tcrney-stLaw. SAMUEL SANInGE.
Mcrtgarce
Premises to be sold are ist-A those premises de
serieed IN X 1915. L e A tUti 70 Kasnssna 6~fOl
acres at Mckanea, kalihi, Oahu
snd-All that certain parcel Of land situate at kau-
iaskspih. conveyed 10 Pelekini hy kcaralu hy deed
recorded in Lieer 81 PAGE AS aud also conveyed 10
Il, pace 81.
Ssd-Ali those premises described in r isis, !. { \
59eS, TO Hueu, s acrrs Al kalrApphi kancohe Oahu
TitOB tir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
MortgagsesN Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale,

1 ~ W L II y " W
Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
jos " fpepcc 70 Francis Moss dated the sird day Of
ocioee-, lSS, recorded In Liber 70 page t0 Notice
Is hereby given that said mortgage intends crc
close said mortgage. for eondition broken and upon
said foreclosure will sell public auction al the sales
room OF I I Adams \ Co, in Honolulu, on MONDAY,
the isth day Of April, iSS, al Z ". said day the
premises described IN said mCrtSage below specified.
Further particulars ean be had Of W K CASrtE. Al.
torrry-at-Lsw- FRANCIS MOSS.
MortEagvc.
Premises 10 be sold situated In HouCalu, ushu;
All those premises described in deed OF Nisu 10 "
hahioc, father Of said Poepoc. recorded In LbCr
s. page te6; and being leased 70 Nec Nau at the an
rual rental Of StsO per wear. llOS q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN ACCORD ANCE WITH A POW

uf contained Ia certain mortgage made b.
kaiiuialu 70 Francis Moss dated the 18th day Of Oct6
ber iSs3, recorded in Liber - page A. Notice j.
hergby given that said mortagee intends 10 fJrecos
.aid morts1Ie, for condition broken, and upon said
foreclosure will eel a. public aurti0u al the salesrcrm
u E adams 4 co. in Honolulu. on MONDAY the
f-th day of April l> II L NJ 0f said day the premi-
seS described in said mortgage below specified.
Furtler pdrucular, can b. had Of W CASTLE. 1T
t1ruey-at-LIw. FRANCIS MOSS,
Mortgage.
Premises o. be sold ares All those premises situated
IN kahlna, kocl1ulcu. Oahu. mere particularly de-
seribed in Z 5o, awarded 90 Lilipi, containing an
area Of fD-tOU acres IlU5 =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
SpcriaI NOtius.
A CARD.

The uuders-ueJ most respectfully desires to tender
his heartfelt appreciation Of the handsome gift which
the Merchants Of Honolulu, through Hon. ". R. Cas-
lie, had the kindness 10 present TO him the ith
tn ard would say besides that it will be his endeavor
H the future the past TO do his duty the best OF
his ability, when occasions require.
JAMES EAUHANE,
Police Uiicer-
uouglaI1 March 18Th, I>SJ- ii05 Its