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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.

/ ACCORDANCE WITH y POW
J. er ~ sale contained iu q certain mortgage made By
Maikat Cwl and \ Barenaba her husband TO u 4
Wdcmsun, Trustee, dated the 9Th day o. December,
A ID 1888. recorded in Lihcr 81, page s76 Notice g.
hereby given that said mortgage intends 10 fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken, and upon
said foreclosure will sell a public auction Al the sales
room Of L J LeYey in Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY.
the 18Th day Of May lS5 az = " Of said day the prem
Uses described In said mortgage below specified.
Dated Honolulu. April 18Th; 1855,
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administrators Notice to Creditors.


l. been duly appointed Aduliuis-rator uiTh The viii
annexed q Z. II Underwood terezse hereoy lolises
al p--ties indebted - said Estate % make i1ucdzts
payment and al parties having claims aliuEt said
Estate sre TeqEesfe5 20 present the sane dzg aufhen
uGzted Eiihla SIX Euihs c. tkeg vii b fo--rcr
barred GEORGE LUCAS.
ADM. e. E L. Underwood deceased
udnoluiu. April ssth is-5. III &
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Mortgages 5 Notice Of Foreclosure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
i CT Of .alc cont1iHcd In certain mortgage made By
d Kauhi aud Kaaueia W. bis wife 20 William X Aus
tin dated the lfh day Of July is recorded iu Liber
IS pages 81 10 81 and 2ij. Notice Il hereby given
that sad MORTGAGE intends 70 fofetlose said mortgage
for condition broken. aud upon said foreclosure viii
eel public auction Al tie salesroom % LeIey,
Auctiuneer. 10 Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day OF May, is5 At L Of said day the premises de-
scribed IN said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars be iad Of V Ausrfs WAursC,
Attorney-st Law.
Dated April 18th. ie-5-
W-R. AUSTIN. Mortgage.
Premises 70 b. sold situated a Auhaukea, Eiul
konE. Island o. Hawaii. containing Of 81
acre. less. being the premises described
10 Royal Patent No. 1915 70 koie; and Undivided
oucf0urh share in and 70 that certain piece % l1nd
situate AZ Auwaioiimu In Honolulu described a. fol-
lows
% Z h00maka sna ke xiii Komohana o keia Alma
ma - auNEi Till hoiO Hcus IS - Hikiu1 ma ko ka
lnahineuul kaleans 80 kgpuai hiki k Alanui Puo
giua slaia Akau 81 i5 be IL kapua ma ka lhi ala
nui aiaiia Akau o. - komohaua 20 kapuai ma x
Paea Alma hiki ka auEai Hill malaila aka hiki
kahi hoOmak4i mal0kO % kela Apan4 Aims D.
p 20 k8pcai kuea Of akH pala, emf mai paha illu8t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
NOTICE. :

OFr.cE OF HsrsuAx CAEElleE NsS'F's Co
HoNcLCLU. April 18th. lsos. I
AIR. r. e.. SCHIfMAN Is AP-
VI pointed Secr,ay and Treasurer % the Hawaiian
CSrTiIge Manufacturing Company. Limited, and
after this date owing 10 the resignation uf Thomas :
Doucias u. WEST,
III In President and Mnrr-ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

". AUsuN WHuISG, Attorney Tot Mortgage
Property to be sold: IAN The undivided oue.half
interest OF said Maika in those prenses described IN
ROYAL Patent 263. L c A. TO -- containing
an area of 50 acres at Kamananui, Waislua, Oahu.
All those premises described In ROYAL Patent f120
to Poo, 90 acres At kamauanu WaiIlua. aforesaid.
conveyed 20 said Barcnaha By deed Of Poo, re-
corded Ia Libef g. page JIG.
3-Allthose premises described In Royal Patent i6{j
TO Pihpo aud Kaa, 5s5 acres. conveyed % Bareua
ha in fee no 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Jhs r-szfest zppeszzs-. stomach, blood ard liver
LILO q ez-sk-AEexicz1 Cas- Hop Bittsrs.
Il5ok fo- and rsa5 zdFsrtss-ns1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Vessels IN Port.
"B- lk Stl-uf Devon. Nocky,f
Az hk ullc John. Manson
Arr hEtnu " j DimuuL boElicI-
81 lk NAfUuE- ur-Elu
An tk James : stone, Llgs.1N
Am hk ScuUul Euwus
d + N Satellite. Abingdon
n B n Heroine. Blackburn
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To Let, at PaIama, RobeIIo's Lanel
4-ROONED COTTAGE WIFE

A 4-hOOhED COIIAGE WIFI
"A dining room. bathroom and servants house with
rooms; half garden; rent moderate; enquire
Of N. :. PereTa Hotel and Nuuanu SIS. or 20
II. kAmio in the Advertiser Office iii in
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Sailed.

Anal s1-Arl Dis c ! kinney. kEElcT. fO- :
E-FNSS Eio Jaue.fo. Cobb, fos Yokohama
Es-Au lkEuc haEy FlIckiuccr, 1oanE, Tor B
g.-RNS Tara-oE. EdG1c. for Coluuic
-g-A- tk.ue Ella. Howe. fu1 : ;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

NEXT SATURDAY Is May day, good day fos moving
the present Cabinet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Variable winds and pleasant weather in Homo
lulu daring tho week past
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The Adrer:is-5 stockholders have not set OBJ
tanned report from their expert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES
No. 100 Broadway, New York.


NO. l&O 6TOdQ"dlt Ne" IOTks
ESTABLISHED IN 1891
Tsre P,It.5es IN all tba host Plans ar,oa.- which
arc 10 he forBd many esr ieDarturcs Containing fel-
tI not yi N ss IN 9jhef s2m1P3Iyie f anna &c
-, - ~ ~ piar.,, IN
most Of the Important Insurance reforms and FOR this
reason a. well ulany others 10 trausacts the
largest yearly business done By any one company In
the world. Policies arc both
NON 0RE AND IhDiSPU ABLE
- .ass g - - n
Asshisr S4u1A'. % 49, '--.-'-- -'----s ~ =
LIABILITIES yer cent. valuation --s 5'ssi,i4s .
- =
= 49,. :.
,er-r,t,r RS y y s.,4,5 a.. 49,
NsI ~ = - - "a Va ~ - P'
,I - = ~ 90 ~ -s-1 standard If vstn..
alton. larger than thai Of any other life assurance
~ so 4ssrlaseE in .....s sso 80 60
@ 2 49, - - M
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Nrw advertisements.
N0TICE !

A MEETING OF THE SHARE
n holders o. the ALDEN FRUIT & TARO co. will
bd held Al the Company Office iu NAiluku, Mani. OF
the 18th day % Msy. 49, 4. BARNES.
Sn-rprHrv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Ar-.- .i=R- IlE star o5 Devon, Mr1keil I'm New rzs
tie y : "
Am hkiue W n nlmuuL ucudItit, On :
--pN>S Rio fEIltlro. CUtb. TN : d
zs-KNis Mara-ol. Eddie, I'm : ,
-+=Au lk EuCIc lgGU. Manson I'm NrW IA
Lr NSW
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NnTIIE

THE UND ERSIGN NED. HAS
L opeH ed an once IN Fowies's yard ~ the Gov
eminent Dispensary. and viii be prepared 20 hear sp-
lcStiocs for the relief Of thue rendered destzte b.
the lste Ere, from O'Clock a. n 70 8 p. NJ daily
Those wishin- 10 sa.a-c labor zso regretted 20
leave their ordei- here FRANK II. AUSTIN.
Ill Acent u thg Cabinet ReIief Commiftee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The only Havaiian who arrived by the W1lur-1u
on Saturday was Mr.. J. 81. NunsarrAt. Welcome
home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27
Tai Wo, Boot & Shoe Manufacturer
No. s5 Huuanu Street,

n ESIR Els TO IN FORM HIS
IL patrons that having hecn burned out 10y the late
Ere a. HE old stsud be u To- the fg1s- Be- found al
the above number, 4ld Ei.l Be pleased TO meet his
cd Customers and she public generally and supply
;hen With frs;-clas- article in Eo0s and Shoe II
The lowest rz.es nIIl I'M TAI WD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The Rev. Alvin Os.-ar1. Of Alu-uly's, California,
arrived bv the barks1IIus H, 2. Dtas1f. April
s4th. frun san Francisco. acolupzaIs5 by his
wife and daughter. Mr.. OSlrE-c Will take charge
Of the foreign church n kodGla. Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Tie Trustees Of the Sailors Home VII hold
meeting on Wednesday. Business Of great I'M
r,o-tsnce vii Be bro1c6I before the Trustees The
Guestic- whether the land shall b retained % the
Govcruu,e1t viii come under discussion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Good authority propaesiss only siE,y days Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

"whai Is the vaunted wealth Of which We hears
Is 1t the virgin gold men hold 50 dearsr
fAdrrrfiStr.l
oh no. nor SpreeLels' dollars should yo1 seek.
But depth OF collar and abundant cheek"
.BHls'iu.l
lis true that each have thus their ideas given.
Aud vet with Us, our veAlth's l-ii 10 in Heaven.
GAEFrrF lrfiAtuS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Ys=..-asv Mr.. L G. Parker. Pr1sesso- q knS-
Isl IiferzIure II TEzaisy ColsGs- 1ozoiiio -
ada. aud q co-respo11s1. q tee iofo--o 80 80
sEeo5-rriishsd orEt1-, Ensy fEvor E0Gol1l1 sz7i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

When the report o. the extensive fire IN Homo.
lulu reached Waikiki, q Chinamsn stepped Grolnd
and bought up AL the Tice and Immediately put
the prlce up from Eve 10 eight cents. Who says
John does no; understand corneTs2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Captain Abingdon gave a child-eu's party on
board the Satellite on the -lS, some . guests
were present who thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Tbs missionary Tesssl 2arsi-g i1T i lo'-S oys--
due srla some siizhs fears are telf fo- II so--lg
- the Captain and vessel 70 escape tie polltlcAl
co-uulicz-suus which have Of lais s1TTo11lea lns
Ss;-,-- - 49, Sslz-,5 rr1zus Enich were IN
1900 a. ro-tS OF CAL By CAPsa-n b-ssE- lie
Tors-s sas st-u1cly hopad % oe ended On AEr1!
IL III ID % tbs date. TIE 97la l1s- tts Essssl
- BOT besn hard E-uE Is even ho1sElro oo11a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

NsssIs- :. H. OAi ( Co have sszi she GkzEzu
= skE.ck zap q. ~ city. drz-n By AZ. Il D.
Nu1sEr-z.. sAz s1-Tsru-- Ihs map shows the
nsNin pZrz q ees cssE AID f-o7 il Ee CA easily
gather hos u.1cA x TIE CITY has beez burned II
- ldElirzhls adapted fOz zzGS5-g 1h-oz6-
Eer elose oonrzz-nsrs- want q Az. ss6s1tx-y
kAhitz ard bran and nerve Ira sruEs n H. e.
tErs tAuszlcGn Cas- Rsad aaFs-sissuszi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The Legislature Will Be opCnei on Friday. April
SEh, NJ = noon. The public are invited - attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The shareholders Of the Alden Fruit and Taro
Co are notified IN this issue that there viii be a
meeting of members a; Waiiuku. Mani, on May
18th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Her Majesty has dcciaed 30 postp, ne her trip to
California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Foundry and one from Il. Is. N. :. Slrsillc i
spoken Of. but arrangements have rot vet been
fully made
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The number Of axes % grind which the coming
Legislature VIII bring 70 the front Is legion. Many
OF the country Solols are already slapp.nc ihair
empty pockets in anticipation Of the iinClinC Of
dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Acknowledgement Paul NgumEua. has recovered
from his attack % pleUrlsy sufficiently IN permit
his atiendance daily 10 his many official duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

On Friday April 10th the irEepressibe Deputy
Sheriff Of Maui made q rAii on 6 lottery plant at
Mailuku and captured the whole pGaphernalia
and three Celesiials who were sei1l5usly condCc;-
ing the game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Enterprise Is shown by many. % those who we're
burnt ont 81 the late great ire by the almost I'M
mediate erection OF temporary buildings for 5as-
pess purrlses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Governor Dlu.ipis has appointed Henry Wharton
a. Fouaimas;e= az WalAlUs. oahu. The Pound
at that place Is located on ths 1i belonging 10 the
newly appointed official
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Ruoors Q: changes II the Suberaasor.al chairs
rlfe n Mani recently. requires that parties vhO
can influence the native vote sbould occupy tlJSs
positions although II has been understood thai
tLsr - IL. MI fiji
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Il. b N. ), Trimgp1 may De expected any time
after May lst- She viii not leave before the 5;h
or It'll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The z.rl"al. .aearIy due f,ln san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The Sunday School OF the Second English Speak
ing Congregation Of s.. Andrews Episcopal Church.
held festival az the Lyosuu on Easter Sun3ay-
A large number Of children. teachers Snd friends
were present The Rev. George Wallace couduct-
Cd a short service and delivered an addresS upon
the season, the children readily answering num-
her Of ques iiuns which he put 10 them. After the
bonedicsion each child was presented with q
colored Easter eCC, and many Of the little ones
went home highly delighted The festival was a
thorough success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

I, MS Majesty gives breakfast At tae Palace to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Tbe ROYAL Nal : : N-rsrsl. CAPTAIN Bdis. AZ
-=ra5 n ra-t hare q TIE afternoon OF tie -4sh
iuss 81 DAYS and slT1eel hoz-s 1Ton San ran
c;z,c. b-snrlrz rzsse1Ce-s- freight and nails 70
- 1-th - Erps-isl>ed lisai EIn1s E1d me
- .s--1--ho-s TIE uasszce. Altar dzscA2-s
n. car.o fo- this o-s ard szklnE n cal ne Vss-
u-ooseSe5 on her way 10 TIE Co.oulss Z . iIssls
Ts,s midnight o. tha szrs dzse-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

M. N. D. Mo1sa-ra: has C1t olt spscial map
showing the proposed new streets lLe --ap Is ar
srce-5incly clear one and has NET with 8 ready
sale. Il is al excellent companion map 70 that
issued by Mess-s. O-t Il Ca-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

In the Supreme Court on the 92sh inst. before
Iu6re Preston. ". Z Allrica, O. member Of tie
bankrupt firm Of ) !. Lsvsy q Co. lecsiysS his
dischsrc5- Mr.. A. J. ClrlEhlclt. one Of the a.
siczees, vaS present n C5urt and asss1Ssi. Ma
ior A. Ross appeared to- NJ. Aldrloh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Government Offices CLOSED az noon on Good I'm
day, the Sd inst. as did also MANY q the promi.
neni business places; including both banks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Inc this CITY shoTs visit On business and pleasure
combined. The gentleman leaves te-dsv by the
L. fn- h.rra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The present orc.a Troupe areworthy Of patron
ace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The are IL Hoaolzls has ELECTED every hamls;
on the Islands, especially n Mani districts. as
many OF the Chinese merchants did regular
banking business. Many Of the country stores
were owned BY them and many country merchants
wee heavily indebted 10 them. Inc extent Of tie
appreciated by the unSophistcaled foreigner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

C,sr,ssi- ". T. O'Co11or. formerly II Command
Of tie s.ouesn,s Ou1 Volunteer Company uls q
- ms. advanced and 5eSt d1ls5 o5-fs = this
civ left for AustrAlla y ths staz1ns- f1Fr,z o.
ths s4sh KS he COo1 feeling e1lst-aS toward
tbs ieuz-1z--c o15osr found vent n Fzrlo1s Ways
sraoacSz oths-s u TIE Q7essztzEau1 q an address
"a car ard ss-saz5s II 6ePzrsz-e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Thanks are again dee TO Secretary Pat-lek. Of
the san Francisco Merchants ExcGaaCe, and tG--
sers Ct the steamers Rio gEEsTrr and M7Ulru1 for
Int ueas favn-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The nrst auction sale after the great hre disaster,
was held on The 10th inst, BY Mr. James Morgan,
Of Adams Co, Of the goods belonging to the
estate OF c. c. Coleman. situated IN the wrecked
buildinc located on the Southeast corner Of RoSa
Lane and hlng street. and in full and close rieE
OF the still blazing and smoking RUNS Of the Bethel
Church and other buildings. The scene was indi-
c2iive Of business enterprise as, although clouds
OF smoke, occasionally shut ont the view Of the
articles on sale yet the bidding was spirited and
the GLIB Aucbtioneer caucht all the mods.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The c1nirac. FOR mix % Be Supplied 70 me
Qzeea' Hosu5tsl has been awarded 70 tbs mon
Dairy. thai company having given the Lowest
tender. The CONTRACT begins on May lSt- There
were four tenders
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Mess-s Tai No s Co. the veil known makers o.
shoes who suffered loss q stock. tools, machinery
&c during the !a:a clean ont by ire on NUualu
street having again started business - NJ. -
NuGAcu street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

T1taI disbursements for The year -S5-s7p l1
Balance 70 lezt years Eeuolnt---- = G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The .. and o. Steamship .-1'l-r vas 20 Lave
left San Francisco fo- E5UckoaC r1 Honolulu
April IND. She may be expected here on the
eveninE q the .l.h.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

80 Ear as learned f5om reliable sources no fatal
injuries we're received by any human being 4; the
late fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

ence with specimen of his elocationary abilities
during his stay in this city. Mr.. Parker IS on his
way % Australia, China and India, and Will favor
the Mzl with his views on these countries, iuclud
ING Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

thanks a-e Gzs 70 the Minister q ths Iatgrl1s
for torEzrdl1c ptct1-rEr1 Of a nap Of TIE burui
district showing the pEoPussc osE straess, 70 ths
Glzr7-r oehcs. TIE map l. accompanied By sx-
r,a-Eto-v le.te- u-ass Edict gives the Suggestions
OF TIE Jury fol ths rs5ziiiilE q th-i portion o.
TIE civ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Thanks are due 10 Col. c. p. Iaukes, Collector
General q the Kingdom fo- the Customs Salts
TICS. The pamphlet Is very large one a1d con
taius mach valCsbla information
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

50 The Doctors erzrioysG ly lie government are
70; aIloEe5 70 please themselves . 10 whom they
sail cal II % the5r assistance The Freshest q
tie Board Of Es2lth prssuusss 10 dictate won
theT sian S15 wh1-n thsy Sal not take he
;,rcfesion l. Al l1dsp5a6s-t uls ani not disposed
= b. t-ssse5 u So rla-ll-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

letter from Hawaii bearing the 1--sl - F..rla.E
Of PRO Bono PublIoo" would have obtained IL
sertiou II the raal name o.: the writer had accom-
panied the article.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Honolulu vas gay enough yaS.al..lE evening 4
concert q; the Music Hall, Band c1lc51s o ELnn,a
Souare. ana social e2:e-illaUs1. az Excelsior
Jodce pretty vel occrg pied the attention Of plea
srre lave-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Inc h5agH had the larcsS. passenger isl last
trip that she hiss carried this Year. The approach
Of the Legislature caused d number OF people to
S,-,a ssrvr-, ~ ha~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

Dr.. E8Eal, formerly physician - TIE lnSale
Asyluru bere. Is located nov h Las Angeles, Cali
fornia The doctor has come ont as medical writer
and recent article % his has hs5G very tavorab.y
criticised.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27

The ol;1pla1iaG Of .la Legislature. IS -g-S-ds
officers i stated Is follows: President, j. ;.
Walker: Yioa President. l. AGo.c; Secretary, F. J..
Tests: Ss-carnt az Arms. : NovleIG. Messenger,
J. Holt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24
MR.. PATTISON'S LIABILITY.
The Courts Ruling in the Suit Enjoining the
Acceptance Of the Adjustment Proposition.

Judge Howe sustained demurrer yesterday
TO the complaint of Frank M. Dell against l. N
Pattison and the Council and Board of Alder
men, asking that the latter be enjoined from ac-
cepting or carrying out the proposition of Mr.. Pat
tison involving his release from liability for $43
900 lost by the failure of certain banks. The
decision sustaining the demurrer sets forth that
no -irreparable damage would result from the
mere passage of an ordinance to release Patti
son, and if the city had power to pass such
an ordinance, the latter would be a nullity, and
would be NO defense to an action upon his bond
This is stated, so that it may not be inferred
from the decision, that the court intends to de-
part from the established legal principle, that
the funds of the city must be applied to leeiti-
mate municipal purposes, and that every citizen
and tax payer had such an interest that he
might, by injunction or other proper legal RENE
dies, prevent the unlawful diversion of them for
mere individual benefit or for any other pur-
poses not authorized by law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24
PETTIS. BASSETT 6 CO..
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Work on the streets for the last week cost
k775. A.
There were thirty births and twenty five
deaths in the city during the last week.
H d. Rush and w. E.. Sprague have sued the
Puget Sound Fire Insurance Company for 81, 500
on policy.
@. Achaill was granted permit yesterday to
build frame cottage on Dougherty street, be-
tween East and McKernan, to cost $40.
Khe First National Bank has sued NJ. M. Cum
mings for 81 100 on a note executed by the de-
PENDANT TO the old First National Bank and
purchased from the receiver of that bank by the
plaintiff.
8. 7. Bergman. aged fifty years, was stricken
with heart disease last evening at No. 194 West
Washington street, and was taken to his home
No. 26l Virginia avenue, ia Kregelos ambu-
lance. he is IN q critical condition.
Al beautiful screen In three panels, painted by
Mrs. John Marsh, of Muncie, is to be seen in AL
bert Calls show window. The center panel
shows maiden at spring. She is beautiful in
form, and the drapery is flowing and graceful
One of the side panels shows birds fitting about
\ rustic roof; the other is filed with delicatey-
tinted roses.
Yesterday afternoon the When military band,
twenty musicians, with Mr. Joseph Cameron as
leader, serenaded the several newspaper offices
Of the city. The Journal was favored with the
greater part OF the music of s'The Mikado. "
which was in harmony with the beauty and gen.
ial warmth of the day The When band is an
institution Of which indianapolis may well be
proud.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

Proposed Creation of Building Inspector.
The members of the committee appointed re.
Gently to take steps toward the creation of the
Office of building inspector in this city met yes
terday afternoon at the Mayors Office. Austin
II. Brown. E. HI Ketcham, John Buchanan and
Mayor Denny We're present. The matter was
talked over, but no definite action was taken. 1t
was the general opinion that the statutes would
warrant the passage of an ordinance providing
for such an officer. Another meeting of the
committee will DO held before an ordinance is
put in shape to be presented to the Council.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

Easter Hats
All the new styles at 'Seaton's Hat Store" %
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

STRAYED-From my farm. northeast of In
dianapolis, on Sunday afternoon, April Is, a
black horse. blind in right eye, heavy name A
bay mare, white in face, one white foot A re-
ward will be paid for return of the horses or in
formation leading TO their recovery
H c. ADAMS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

and lived with him ten days. Now she is sorry
for it and in her complaint. fled yesterday, asks
the court to declare the marriage void, alleging
that she did not understand the marriage rela-
ton and is incapable, from want of experience,
of taking upon herself the cares and duties of q
wife
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

A Girls Matrimonial Experience.
Emma Davis, q girl not yet sixteen years old,
went to Jeffersonville on visit in February.
and while there got married to Harry F. Coder,
without the knowledge or consent of her parents,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24

Come, gentle spring, ethereal mildness come;
come to Kellehers, and dress yourself in spring
attire, with the neatest and most stylish hat of
the season. The leading halter, % South Merid-
ian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24
A Minors Shit for Wages.

Thomas Duncan, minor, has sued Haugh,
Ketcham & Co., by his next friend, Robert Dun
can, for S., 500, alleged to be due him as wages
for working in the factory of the firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-24
Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators.

The Easy, Excelsior and Richmond Star Lawn
Mowers all firstclass, at reduced prices Also
full assortment of the Perfection Refrigerators
at low prices Gail and see them before you
buy. Are removing stock of hardware to
Schnulrs Block, 3d. Southwest corner Meridian
and Maryland streets.
HILDEBRAND e FUGATE.