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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

Auotioneer Haines will offer at public sale
this evening a number of valuable building lots
on West Vine street, opposite st. Marys church.
These lots are desirably located in the centre of
the city, and will be sold at a reasonable price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
4 AJAX HALL.

$500 To $3.50: STORM COATS. UL5TEKs.
y big slice of next week 5
buying must needs be done
BEAR to-day. Well have our part
Teady-stOck to see, sales
men to serve.
Storm Coats and listers
THIS IN there 5 the clearest warrant
for advertising the weather
gives them imperative impor-
tance.
MIND You have no idea what
10 be seen in these unless
you've gone carefully through
What we have. They're made
NO MORE right extra long, collars to
cover mouth and ears COM
Portable TO the utmost posi-
BILE. As well search a desert
SATURDAYS if you can't be suited here.
Everything else in the
Clothing line is here.
Don't forget Furnishing
BEFORE Goods more for your money
everybody can quote low
prices; were giving the
most best goods for the
CHRISTMAS. money. Christmas gifts thick
as holly berries in that part
Of store.
WANAMAkER u BROWN,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MAR
KET STs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
PUBLIC SALE.

DOSlTINE PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY,, De- EMBEE -, l-en,
viii positively be sold at the public house OF
John a. snyder corner of Poplar and FtlUert
streets, Lancaster. Pa, the following Real Es-
tate, to wit:
No. !, 4 Lot or Piece of Ground, situated on
st. Joseph street, In said city, containing in
front on st. Joseph street ~ feet, more or less.
and extending in depth - feet, more OF less, on
which Is erected a well built Two Story Brick
DWELLING Il House, No. SO, with a TWo-StoTY
Fram. Dwelling in the rear; all in good COndi-
ton, with a three feet wide alley ut side to give
access TO dwelling in yard. vel! and pump
OF never failing water, "a rain Cl-lCTn and pump.
Whole premises undeTdulued by complete sew
eThge. Also al abundance OF rnc fruit.
No. =. lot or piece OF ground, situated on the
corner of DOrwart and Button wood stree t5 In
said city, containing IN front on said Button.
wood street ~ feet, more or less, and exc aiding
in depth along said Durv art street q. feet, more
BRICK DIV ELLING HOUSE, with a large one.
story frame Back Building Containing in all d
rooms. There Is rain Cistern and pump an
AN abundance of fruit on the premises
No. 3. a good Building Lot, containing Is ic't
9inCbes, more or less, on BulJOnwOOd street and
extending in depth 81 feet, more less, adj Jiu-
Ing purpaTt No 2.
No e. a good Building lot, containing l. feet
Q inches, more or less, on ButlOnwOOd stree and
extending in depth .. feet, more OF less and ad.
joining purpart No. ).
Sale to begin at O'Clock IA the evening, when
conditions will be made known by
GRACE [. SHULTZ.
JOEL L. HAINE5, Auctonccr. dI54td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

ESTATE OF MARY RICE, LATE OF
II the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Letter.
te-tAnentaty on said estate having been granted
TO the uudersgued, all versuu~ indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims OF demands a. Nnsi the
same, Will present thUm without delay for settle
uent to the undersigned, residing iu the Clly OF
Lancaster. rDW ARD hkEthEl.
JoHS \ CoSLs, AttOrney. Executor.
uUNlJ-btdS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
WORKS IN sErs.
ALISEOF JUVENILE BOOKS. Cloth Binding,
Best Authors, IS Cents Apiece.

Capt Nayno Reid's Works at Half Price.
sctap Books, PantOmtme Books. Snowman
Rocks Pecks Fad Boy, Tho Grocery Man, Bill
Sye aud Boomerang sketches by Mark Twain.
All the above books will be sold at &c. each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

IN LANCASTER THERE ARE OVER
L 400 families none of thcm, II thCy nnd
MlIIEkS BDkN\ SOAR has been kEpl Ckp
To SIN PER CAkE, will use anything else.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

NvANrEn--LA DIES AND YOUNG
w MEN To- take nice pleasant work at their
own home - tO o. per day eagily made; WORK
sent by mail no CanNnssing. Address,
q, WAUNkkS CO, Box Ia,
ucClTlld' Dubuque, Iowa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

THIS powder never varies A marvel of
! purity, strength and whUesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only ~ cans. ROYAL BAKIsG POWDER Co.,
i" all street, New York. mayIIyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
NEW ADrERrISEMENrS

LSouR KROUT LUNCH THIS EVEN
~ ING at the Miuunerchnr Hotel
II GEO. "A. ktLLiNGER, Prop.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

nAktNG RuTrEk NNn EGGS AND
- Pine Now orleans Baking MulHssoS. The
grCat CNkcr TOT sale 10y
dli.std' AOlIN T. WEAVER, AgL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18

NOTHING HAS EVER GIVEN SUCH
An universal satisfaction, and how tt can he
made at SIN GEMS PER RCAhb, Is the wonder
OF all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
NEW AID VEN TlSEMENTS.

A BSoLUTE PURITY GUARANTEED
"A In every particular last analysts, Rs y 10
rer cent, ct fuRE soAr, and sold NJ slN
NJ 0' MIILNR's BuRAN soar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-18
NEW ADEER tbs EMHyTS.

L%OR RENT -- THIRD AND FOURTH
~ Floors Ot iiirsh n brothers Building, kos,
and ; North queen street, now occupied 10y
Thns. Cummings IA u hrstClass photograph
gallery. VIII be rented fer n term nt years.
nl1.ttuR ulkSu RRpruEKS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
PASSENGERS.

From Hamasua. per Bishop. Nay s-A Kidd,
wife and children Mics Emma kcSard, Mrs. II
Cooper and children and 70 deck
For san Francisco, per Natuua, Nay IN Graham
For kauai per Ivalaui. May s-San Decker, y
Scholtz, N haneaksa, 3 Wilhelm aud - deck
For wmdwa-d Ports per hinau, May s-IIcu Pres-
ton " Whiting, W Ashford. W kinney, II
Chuuus, W Fehlouhg, i HAs1rad. II Cum,
miu-s, Il Daniels, Miss hAty Harvey, Rev a .
Furbes Rry A Os,rom. wife and daughter, Pro u g
Parkr. Mrs Aiwohi Capt koss, MFs Daisle, Miss
DOVE. Z A Biricubcr- Lincoln Hoistciu, Parsons,
EG Waller, sylvia, and J" deck
From kauai. per iUalaui. May Nv Rowell, J
Hardy, II Gregory. Mcintosh, !. Chinese and q
deck
From she Colonies. per Il N ; Nariposa, Nay :
M Putnam " e Compton Mr. Yates. wife and two
rhidrva. q Cove. MaLean. Hu-h HASTE and 2lu
b trau-it.
From Hahului. Mani. per LikeIikr. NAY s-Col " r
Allen , Z wilson " Is Siarkey, Nell, N louissgn,
Mr. W Turner. child and servant, Mr. I Hasip Nc
Renter wife and two children, & Packard. wife and
,ou, MAJOR " d CoguWcil, 7 W Lishmau, Chinese,
aud ioi deck.
Prom uilo and ports. per Kiuau May s-Pro Hora,io
10 Parker. ! 4 Robertson. Miss A Chamberlain, Ed
Lyoau. Il Hai-tcad ) h Renbon A LidsAte, h A
LYMAN Stilimau. wife and two children, Mr. Apui,
wife aud three children, Il Maling. Beilenberg,
J d Eae4, Nrs Po9hiNa, W IL Cummings. Rev A
Uor san Francisco per L N Mariposa. NAY p
Si-nur CampobcIIo, Miss MAY Spring, and Mrs Joran.
&C Reutcg wife and dive children, & Cameo, J {
guard e Kohl. J NJ Huy Frcycr. N silva, Mrs
Cluba, q Frgitls, Srill and three Chinese.
10. san Francisco per Zealaudia. Nay Mr. d n
Fletcher Mics Gilman Mr. Eaudona, e. II Spauld-
iu- a Uambcr., Miss 4 LishmIn, Mr. Hanks and .
children Mr. Allen, Or J Smith. Miss smith.
Mr. Noble, Mics II ueuick. Miss Hallway, W n
HALEY. Mr., Nute. Dr Henri Nctircw. Hotinr,
" Hin and wife. " & Peacock p Adler, Mrs LANCER
and child Me- uIeNyy and sun, Il Foster aud wife,
Mr. = a hIsslcr 4 MrTCalf. Mr. Capt Hcckmoit Or
J. 2 Dayton. J G Forsyth, W HOArs Capt. Mcintyre,
Mr. Or Webb and maid A Kidd. wife and children.
and Judge Hoffman, n de Tsyariu, wife and child.
rcn, 2 Limpkcr, I roguuis- Mambold, wife and
child. n Lackwaui. O. Teller. Barber, I Nartkin. II
Baumistcr e. Lehman. I Tcnta. A o Wood. L Sautinc
and vile, Brsn-tc.iCr, q n French. Jones and
wife MI Brau-. wife aud child, Niss ) Mranda Orr,
hraus wife and children T. Mckenzie Ginsbur-,
J land, p kguucf g. W Loud. 7 II Hanson, n 4
blanchard Wilson, Il Harrison, J hoe.
From Wfrdward PORTS per " G. Hail. MAY Hon J
n Martha Rev J Eaghane. " Z Roy rolck. Mr. D
>puCkman and child and % deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
COMMERCIAL.


< NU-T U z 2 . = II Ia ~
hat business In al lines 81 trade s displaying IN.
nistakrabe sisus OF activity cannot be doubted and
The n-ospct as stated BY reliable authorities point &c
cortiuuatinn for the present Of this happy eondi-
fit,n Of fhfp- Commercially business has also been
hnouiur thr list OF arrivals and departures during the
week Intending Two steamers indicating plenty OF
business in that Inc Of trade.
T'be steamer Marposa sailed from here on the i1th
inst CARRYING forward iqSii bags % sn-ar which with
thaf taken by the ZcalAudia the sth, - {S hss,
nakcs total % over so tnns taken 70 the Cost m
two shipments.
M steamer Alameda will be due here from San
Francisco on the 18th inst. and tho Australia on or
ahcai the sa1d The former wilt bring news and mali
dates % The Ssh met
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
Port OF HONOLULU:
Arrived.

Arrived.
NAV a-Arn bktnc Nalsy Rust. from Newcastle, NSN
AN fcrn ualeyou. Petersen, from
Am ship Austria uciano, from
E-Ar hktuc California. Davis, from
s-Ara bktug q & Perkins, Ackcrinan, from : +
g. An tern Iva Nlckman, from san Fran
N-RN~S Mario Hayward. from the Colonic
s-Am bsius Aettv Siade' Joald' I'm York
Sailed.
Nr, Am ship Austria. oeiano, Tor San Francisco
Am bE Na.aY Rnst. Tor san Francisco
Am bktnt California, Davis, FOR san Fran
B. Ger hk Apollo, Gfuth, for san Fran
AR bk Naiuna. Grahu. for San francisco
LOSS ZealandiA. Ordcutherp. for san fran
--Ara bk Iucir John. Manson. for san Fran
s-RaS> Mariposa, hayward. Tot san Fran
lu=-H N Satellite Abingdon, for HcurkouE
Iu-u Heroine, BLACK bErue. for Hou-knnE
I0-Am bk Soncma. HUves. for san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Br b star Of Devon. NoCkeit
Am Ok james : stone, Ggstuw
Am tern ualcyuu, Peterson
An uktuc u rgrklu=. Alderman
AN terra Eya, Wiekman
An hktuu Nellie N : .Adt, JoulG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Il Is rumo1rcd that a company Of San Francisco
Capitalists, Of whom Mr.. Spreckels is one, intend
70 start a sugar plantation in Samoa. The leading
spirit IN the affair considers that more is TO be done
IN Samoa than in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The mail steamer MIriBosd arrived In port here
on the Sth inst. from the Colonies, en- route for
San Francisco. The vessel coaled and took on
a large amount Of sugar and bananas sailing at 6
2. IN. on the 9th for the latter port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The members Of tie Myrtle Boat Club intend tC
give a novel entertainment az the Yosemite Rink
on the evening Of the 18th inst. Nearly all the
tickets ara sold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The Lus5 Hur1iarg informs its readers that d
suggestion has been made IN the Portuguese
colony fOr the creation Of a special Portuguese
Library to be attached TO the association Of bensvo
lence " Lu sitauia"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Mr.. James OIds has entered into contract With
Mr.. Il. Lishmau TO erect fine brick building Of
the site OF the old Empire lot. Work has alread!
49, .l.F,Ha FsE4f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Local politics evidently Of very little interest
10 our own Portuguese colony, for all the news
about the Legislature, are condensed, tersely, IN
eight lines Of the last issue Of LHsO Hat0fiign0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

In spite Of the rain on sunday large number
Of visitors went up TO the Pail. Hack business
was good, but It must have been hard on the har-
rfnzz and horeaz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The Il. N. ). :. AllHei1 Captain Morse. Is due
here from San Francisco en- route to the Colonies
on next Saturday the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The British men-Of- war Heroine and Satellite
sailed from this port for Hongkonc at 9l5 a. IN
on the 10th inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Smiths diagram Of Parliamentary Rules is for
sale here. The diagram Is very clear and should
be in every legislators pocket. number Of
copies have already been bought by the members.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Heavy rain tell during the nigh; Of Saturday
aud the morning Of Sunday. The Nuuauu stream
was very full but no frsShet came sweeping down
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

What wurs SO many legislators doing IN the
Post Once last Sunday during the delivery Of the
mails No one should be allowed III the building
at such q time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Sir Richard Musgrave, who is al present on a
visit. is the Sd Baronet and succeeded his father
IN 1874 The first barOnet vas collector of excise
in the port Of Dublin and was author Of The
History Of the Irish Rebellion of l79S' and other
mi The craatinn of the title dates from l1s2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

kobls. aud blooming health IN Hop Bitters,
american Co.'S and 10 family can afford to be
without them Read advertisement,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
Kilanea Actire Again.

Just before the sailing OF the c. Il. Bishop news
vas ielephoned from Hilo to the agent of the Pa
cIac steam Navigation Company at Hamakua,
Hawaii, that the volcano vas active again. and
that the lakes Of fire were as brilliant as they had
ever been This Is GOOD news
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The steamer ZeIiIuilH stiled from this port for
san Francisco on the 9TH inst, carrying forward a
heavy cargo and large number Of passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Mr. c. II White. lately Legislative reporter on
The daily Press, has received the appointment Of
Government school teacher at Lihue, Kauai. His
duties commence June Ist
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The meeting OF the teachers of the Bethel Union
Sunday School Is postponed frUm this evening 70
Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

On Tuesday last, May 4th, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Rain
Walker entertained a number Of the officers OF
the men-of-war IN port. The evening was mcsi
enjoyable, aud dancing was kept upto a late hour
A number Of the youthful bellies of Honolulu va:
present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
On Wednesday, May 18th

1896, At l. O'Clock noon, the property covered By
said mortgage. Wig;
Premises 10 be sold are; ist-All those piece. OF
parcels OF land situated at kumimi Island Of MolOka
containing Of acres and 1000 square fathoms.
being the premises described in Royal Patent No
500 Knlcana No. s9si. issued to Kenui the father Of
sad mOrtgaCor.
snd-Al that piece OF parcel OF land situated at IA.
uaaha, Island Of Molokai Aforesaid. containing an
OF 10 square iathoms, and being the pFemi-
described In Royal Patent No 5O52, Ku leana No
iSe, issued to kaine, the grandfather Of said moriga
GOT.
Dated May 9Th. 1856
LEWIS J. LEVEX. Aurtioneer.
W Au-tin Whiting. Atty for Assignee Of Mortgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
On Wednesday, May 18th

1856. At Il O'Clock noon, the property covered BY
said mortgage, viz;
The Premises are situated AZ AuhaukcA, BluA,
Kona. Island Of Hawaii. containing area OF .5ti
acres more less being the premises described
tn Royal Patent No. i1ib, 10 koe; and an undivided
oncourth share in and to that certain piece Of land
situate Auwaiolimn in Honolulu described a. fol
lows.
- Z hoomaka ana ma ke Xiii Komohana keia Alma
ma Ia auwai liil hOlo Homa 90 IS Hikina ma ko ka-
luahinenui kucana So kapuat hiki Ike Alanui Puo
waina alaila Akau 554 81 he liz kapua ka lh ala
nui. alaiia Akan 'f5' Komohana $50 kapuai ma k
Palea Alma hiki ka anwai liilii malsila aku hik
kahi hOomakaf a maloko o kcia ApanA Aina he
70, 100 kapuai kuea, Of aku paha, emf mai paha."
LEWIS j. LEvEY. Auctionecr.
Dated May 9Th, 1886
W Austin Whiting. Atty for Mortgage.
For W Austin, Mortgage,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

the division of the islands into taxation and Othel
districts. Ordered to second reading.
Representative Paehaole read for the first timS
bill TO amend sections aud Of chapter ~, Pc
nal Code, relating TO the Board of Education.
Representative Amara gave NOTICE OF bills l. fog
relief Of criminals in prison; ., to make all nsi
outside OF those claimed by konohikis free 20 the
people 3 to amend section i,4II, Civil Code, TO
lating to certain specific rights Of tae people.
Iho President appointed Committee on
EngroSsment. ia conformity 10 n previous resolu-
ton, Reps. Richardson. kaulukou, keau, LilikR-
lani and the Minister OF Interior. BE also drew
attention to an error in the printed name OF the
committee on Enrolment and Revision.
Representative Aholo ut SIS moved the order OF
the day, which being carried, the bill to provide
for the issuance of copyrights was taken up on Its
second reading
Representative Castle would like 10 support the
bill, but thought it required several amendments,
and also might rot be constitutional rs il was IN
conflict with article ~ OF the constitution which
prescribed that "every law shall embrace but one
object and that shall be expressed in its title" He
moved refer to n select committee.
The motion of Rep. Castle being carried the
President appointed as n committee on the bill,
Reps. Castle, Kaulukou Dole, Aholo and the Mi
mister OF Interior.
On motion. the house adjourned at $40 till 10
n N. the next dAy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
NOTICE

THE UNDERSI NED, HAS
L opened once in FoEleEs yard at the new Gov
errmeuf Dspcusary. and Will Be prepared 70 hear ap
plicaons for the relief Of those rendered dctfufe 81
The late Are froa O'Clock n % p - daily.
Those wishing 70 engage labor also regaesteu to
leave their orders here FRANK II. AUSTIN.
I'LL Agent Of Ne Cabines Relief cennK &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The subscription concerts of the Campobello
Company ended OF the evening Of the Sd inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Captain Do Lano, OF the ship 4itst5ia, reports
that on March "a and fth. in latitude . ~ 5
and longitude I79 20 W. the vessel encountered
a terrific hurricane. during which time ! suit Of
sails we're carried away, decks swept. boats stove
an. and one boat carried away, bulvarks were
smashed. and the water tank wrecked. The rigging
and spars were badly clafed. The 4HstTia pro
IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

The report Is current that Col. Curtis P. Iaukel
viii shortly be dispatched on a foreign mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Mr.. ). Maguiu, who only arrived here BY the
Zeniaaiid. has already made arrangements to
build fiue two story building the lot recently
occupied by Wing Mo Tai & Co.. Nuuanu street,
and las also leased the lot adjoining, the corner
Of king and Nuuauu streets, to Messrs- LoTeloy d
Co, who viii shortly proceed 10 erect two story
brick building thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
On Wednesday, May 18th

tSS5,at II O'Clock noon, the property covered By
said mortgage. viz:
The Premises the iands OF kapapau, situate
at Waalua. Oahu, follows; i-t-Apana Z. contain
ing l03 and-Apana g containing 70 acres, Of
ROYAL Patent No lSlrs and the lands OF Hanula stu
ate at Roolauloa, Calm, follows; ist-Apana loi
and kula containing > 30 acres. 2nd-Apana ;, loi
kalo, containing uloo acres; and 3rdApana Pahae,
containing Oj acres except onequartcr hereto
fore sold all Of Royal Patent No. i3i7.
Dated May 6th 1855.
LEWIS J. LEVET. Auetionser.
W Austin Whiting, Atty flr Mortgage.
For W Austin, Mortgage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Business at the Police Court now commences a
the aristocratic hour Of $50 O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
BORN
ISLAND LOCALS.

AZ Maxwell, kauai. May lst. 1886, 10 II
Aubrey Robinson. Esq. sou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
Mortgagee's
Notice of Sale!

Whereas W Austin. MORTGAGE 10 4 certain mort
gage wherein kamai Cyl and Makanni Ky her husband
morCagOr-, recorded In Liber ~ pages 81 and t1,
has heretofore duly forreoscd said mortgage In
dance with the power Of sale therein contained and
the provisions OF the Act Of 1876 therefore By
order OF said mortgarrc will sell at public auction
at my saesroom In Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
Mortgagee's
NOTICE OF SALE

Whereas W X Austin. Mortgage in a certain mort.
gage wherein d kauhi and kalawela his wife the
morteagor-, recorded in Liher ~ pages 22 rs "a and
rs has heretofore duly foreelOsed said mortgage IN
accordance with the power Of sale therein contained
aud the provisions OF the Act Of 1885, therefore By
order Of the said mortgage will sell AZ pnblie
tion nj my luetion room In Hnnolnln.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

1T costs YOU two dollars piece to be caught
PLAYING cards on Sunday So said the new de-
patty police Judge of Waiiuku to four Chinansu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

FIR NnHrur~
II MANEsoD.
and al The
nthful follie@
nd In DniNB
10 LiquoHe.
is a regular
Bate Of the
Bun eylvaula
it $50 for q
ID The YrrAt
ldrf bic spec
fatmcnfl will
quantity 8.
BE- CO D. ~
HH Emm...m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

MAUI.
1T costs YOU two dollars a piece to be caught
plavin- cards on Sunday.n So said the new de-
patty police Judge of waiiulu to four Chinaneu
last week.
native died at the Waikiki hospital on Friday
last from gsnsrene Of the foot. dc refused %
have the les amputated although 1t Eould have
saved his life.
4 Young man named Smith at Spreckelsville,
accustomed 10 driving very fresh team. vas
thrszn from ais wagon on the 9Th, both wheels OF
which Eeni over his leg crushing the bones below
the knee de vas kindly cared for BY his friends
and taken TO the Wailukn hospital.
E1rror saws that joint stock company of
Ctiasse furnished the capital to run the rum mill
al Waikiki. the business 10 be carried on under
the arm name of the party who obtained toe
license, the latter to have four tenths md the fOE
tasr company SIX tezths CT tie profits The lead
Jag Chinansl got away with the entire capital
ana shortly spreads his wings for far CathHy-
HAEAu-
Judge Preston arrived at HIlo on Thursday,
Nay 9TH. TO hold cucrt. There is quite heavy
calendar.
Seven PASSENGERS came to Hilo from San Fran
ciSeo o. THE Eniag CiaadfHsi Miss Cora Hitch
cock. Mr. Hansen Hitchcock aud child, Mis-
Dean Miss Milton, Mr. Baldwin and Mr Halstead.
Tie sehsoasr EHiiaa CIansiHa. wm. Matson,
master, arrived al Hio on Friday, April SOth. l6
Gays IRON San Francisco, with full cargo Of gen
eral merchandise. q mules l COW and lots OF
hogs.
Ihs latest from the volcano is that heavy smoke
aas appezred issuing FROM Hsismauman. This
e--fE smoke has been Continuous for six days,
Iron Apta 9th to Nay tth. she1 the writer's IN
1orllant left the crater. No fire was visible but
the great smoke aud Abundance Of steam show that
ne IRE 4 By no means dead and that il must very
soon make It's appearance IN forcs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Whereas Hermann KockrmAnn. Guardian. Assignee
Of Mortgage IN certain mortgage wherein A Manuel
was morris agee and Maima mortgsgUr. has heretofore
daily foTcloscd said mortgage in accordance with the
power Of sale therein contained and the provisions %
the Act OF 1884,; therefore BY order uf the said As
stgncc Of mortgage will sell At public auction ~
my salesIOOm in Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Judge Preston arrived at Hilo on Thursday,
Nay 9Th. to hold cocrt. There IS quite heavy
caiendar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
Nrp Embellishments.
NtIU l-tUUtIIIStIIItIII5.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.

L. a. THURsToN, stock Broker;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

A native died at the Waikiki hospital on Friday
last from gsncrene Of the foot. BE refused TO
have the les amputated although il Eoold hare
saved his lie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11

Seven PASSENGERS came to Hilo from San kran-
ctdeO o. the Enng CiaadiHg; Miss Cora Hitch
cock Ar. Hansen Hitchcock and child, Mis-
Dean, Miss Milton, Mr.. Baldwin and SIR. Halstead.