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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05
TTNITED STATES MARsHAL7s NOTICE

limited STATES MARSHAL'S NOTICE
- Admiralty Sale United States Of
America. District of Minnesota-Benja-
min L. Hanks VS.. The Steamboat Bun Her
sey'-By virtue of a writ venditioni exponas,
issued out of and under the seal of the dis
trict court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Minnesota, at the suit of BENJAMIN
L. Hanks VS.. The Steamboat Bun HerSey,"
will sell at public auction the said steam
boat Bun Hersey," her engines, tackle, ap-
parel and furniture, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the front entrance to the custom
house, in the city of ST. Paul, Minnesota, on
Monday, the Goth day of February, A d.
1883, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
W. NJ. CAMPBELL, L. s. Marshal.
st. Paul, Mimi, Feb L, A. D. 1883.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05
Duluth Grain.

Special 70 the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi. Feb. 4.-Fairly active
market to-day. prices held steady and firm
throughout the session. and closed nj ~. vance
OF u over opening. Little OF Importance 10
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

The carnival sports and amusements
of the past ten days drew an immense
number of visitors to st. Paul, but their
presence was not productive of any per-
ceptible increase of business in real
estate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANF
FAfD UP CAPITAL,

Corner Of Fourth and jackson Sts.,
st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

i" = Carnival
PlumeS and chimes at Mast, Buford &
BurWell company, corner Third street
and Broadway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
North ST. Paul Land Company to A
McKan, I'LL, blk Is, North ST. Paul
Proper ..-.;,.:.....:. ..:......:... 1925
Same to II Hull, 1t 19, blk Is, North st.
Paul Proper 49,. 80. ............. 625
st. Paul Homestead Company to b.
. link, Its and 2, blk ~, Banning &
a,Olivier's add :. ......... :....1.55O
aMaxfields subd ...:.................' 500
g Conrad to 81 II Molten, Its /. 2 and 3.
Chute Bros Division No. ...3,2 $50
M Lynch to E Moriarity. Its IL and IL,
blk Is, Second add, Merriam Park 2, 800
Eleven unpublished. ............ .21, 40
.Ali
o. Total, seventeen pieces. 1928 225
. fSee adv. Of Real Estate Title ms. Co..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

I OTIS for sale at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
II special offer; we have few $50 lots left
in our new addition at $3.50 cash, $3.50
In three months, S25 in one year. Call or
address Sault Ste. Marie Investment, 33 Ma
tional German-American Bank building, st.
Paul RI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

WE OFFER great bargains in lots in
w North Sc. Paul, Lake Phalen, West
st. Paul, also Smelling Heights and property
between the cities; have seven lots left at
Bald Eagle; take at $50 each, and a few
houses on St. Anthony hill; satisfaction
guaranteed; come and see for yourself. Da-
Wis u Deringer, $50 East Seventh ST 1927
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

Oh 0DM ACRES fine farming lands I'm
1OsOl)O Yellow Medicine county, Min
nesota, and Deuel. county, Dakota, in tracts
OF forty acres and upwBrds, for sale cheap.
interest; title perfect. For particulars write
T. Frank Hanley, Clear Lake, Deuel. county,
OAK, or John @. Houts. 222 East Fourteenth
st., ST. Paul, Mimi. 35-3T
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

GARDEN LOTS near city limits, $50 per
~ acre; easy terms; mortgages or equities
taken as first payment. Call at once on
Dodge & Roe, 1101a East Fourth ST., up
stairs. 3S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 1. A. D. 1883.
1899
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Q1 RO0 BUYS fine south facing lot.
spl,COO half block off of Rice St;
graded street, sidewalk, water, sewer; two
street car lines near it, about fifteen minutes
walk from postofice; must be taken at once,
from the owner. Address %, Globe. So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

EOR SALE orRent-Piece of ground con
4 tanning six lots. saloon. meat market, two
dwelling houses, all in good order. Address
A. Balm, Altoona, Wis. 2O-4O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05

OF for sale to builder for business
IL block or church; 134 feet on Western
av., three blocks from cable cars, the ''Al-
bion:" easy terms. Apply 81 Twelfth st. SO
p EAL ESTATE for Sale.-One large lot
N Oh the corner of Eagle and Franklin sts
cheap. Lots, acre lots and houses with lots
and farms on and near Rice St at all prices
and on easy terms. j. +. Eisenmenger, 472
Rice st. 27-56
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

DE traIawsy people are making good
progress in laying their track. which
now extends nearly 10 Waikiki. The
presence % the rails. which are laid Close
70 the nsuka side OF the road. reduces
Whist Was originally rather 3 narrow
driveway, 70 strip altogether unsuited
70 the large amount OF travel which
passes over Il. This, Of course, IS not
the case with the whole road from Pawas
outward, bur oaly with thSt portion Of it
which runs through the fats snd tule
marshes. Here, the rad IS not only
usrrow. but being rsised several feet
above the adjoining land, the result OF
being run or the side would be psrticU-
l4rly unpleasant IS well Is dangerous.
As the laying Of the trsck, snd the &C
eonpanying partial breakup Of the face
Of the road, viii necesSitste st least
partial regarding snd remsking OF the
same, It would appear as though the
present WIS 4 very favorable and con
venient time for making the proposed
improvement. 1t would certainly cost
less 10 do It now, while the other work
On the road Is under way. th2n ST some
future time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

SIR JuIilz VogsI, the Il Premier Of
Sew Zealand, Il working hard II Lonion
for the P4eIfe eabLz He Is unkv0rabIe
to the constructing Of cable from Van
e1avsr 20 tf4a 91Loni=s, Ehen = much
zloFtsr route eouLd be obtained from =
2 1iut s'7rth of san Frazcisco- To talk
Of earryiaz the Iine through British ter
ritCrT =1ieIy Vzs zbsurI, and WoGld oEer
special Ildgcenzat f1r a hostile power 70
cs-1 It IN TINE u vzr- He doGscs ghether
cEpftEIzsts cogld be found % eaIF oct
II project, and believes hiz 0Eu scne1e
E1gId recnunzEld Irzslf II preference.
Rsporrz ersfIlt Sr J1IIl= with having
Eafier way Z hGs hnsncizI scheme foT
pClrEfLzinz the present cable % Australia,
AMI cuuzrrTsetinz o1e from Americz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

Ii the ANIMAL meeting q ths Ha-
FEzIH Rife AzEaelLrion held AZ the
Hotel ID the I9th Inst the ksIopil.z
9t5esrz were eleEfst flr she eusuing
EeaT
PresIiEaat, Dr. john Erode V5.a-
President c. W. Ashford Secretary
and Treasurer. Chas- n Easllt- 5aard
II slzrseh1r-lr BcpI5z- q 81 Asa5lr3-
C. H N5e5l- G. Z Have. r HzzrEss.
T. 6-ssf- r., J. y Prz1r- j. H EI-Aer.
T. El1fhxVsIl, I11 Il Eae.se- Ez.fa1s con-
nlIt1ze-5T Z tsWEv } k5thK-lI zad
c. b Wiser EEzzlcs C.1uzal5zr=e-5-
Rorh TziI r. " Asilagrt art T. F0cte-
Win r. Ge6cz- rAe zsarilrl1sl has a
bal11Ee Il had af sI4IG5- Thss saEis-
EL.n1rF es3nlizIii1r 4 erzsllrsst u parr -
thz Fziasst1king faalcieriaz q IN
Nl.ts4, Tie Treasurer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

Rev 4IeL Macintosh his been
confined To his -house By XIX from
ms horse
CGptan killing df the sehoouer Hale
1kaI4 had hiz right leg broken At Pspee-
kzo with i bI,1w from bale ct hay While
dIseharging freizl5- Or. M0uritz was AZ
tine IanfiJlz and sci GH.= irzetJlre- and the
Captain Wa brought home b town By
the zchoener- Dr. NeGrsw L caring flr
1IS II Try
A SNn1sTlre sdIl0r vas run Iat0 b. 4
hsbck q Saturday week the sf-lf1 IN
fitting an My wound UNDER BIZ eye
The driver of the hack drove oG- " lFs
WEy AMI III itEu-i1F h.ls not been estIb-
Elzhett-
While CaHs. Larsen Il thu roEee va
p5lrzEliHz twa H1ri1gs ansI hz.z1iIezz p
haeE drivers the previous SGndaY, hi-
brake En1elzast down ! native n.s1 and
hEIrE him somewhat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

While "a the Marine Railway 6sw
daEz ag1, the truUhIz with TIA EslrE
EaL.EIIl1a Wa Egad and Repaired Il
E1s L elk ou the hyper and L0WEr esI -
III tEe Eartearf strIEz- evidently g.lllsssstt
BY careless eAIIEuE DINE II China
Otherwise TIA vessel h1t1l1uI seemed @
fCr 1tle hsneEr CT t1nEE Wis0 have been
eEarvIn,E Tins 1arE- her GWner rzfizrz to
the hrzr-.lsIssE GEier u lfiIiciI she Ianiie.t
her 4ncdz Eum China bef1rE zafn.r q
ILliEI- fElE wh11 he ms testimonial
Esm enc CT the PrIaEiPEI canzi.gzls.sss-
The k1laEEEEI = l.1CEE % y CT tf-e E1erri-
far passengers and frsizas Tn HaEgrsnz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
supreme cOurt-At Chambers.
MONDAY. Nov. u.

MONDAY, Nov. y.
Probate Division. Before Mr.. Justice
Preston Estate Alexander McDuif. W.
o. Smith for petitioners. Ordered that
the accounts of Henry Waterhouse and
John T. Waterhouse, ir-, as executors
and guardians under the will, be ap-
proved and that they be discharged from
both trusts. The balance Of $S41 % in
the hands OF trustees at discharge is
handed over 10 the sole heir, Sarah Nc
Duff Mulch, wife Of VIM. Mulch.
Estate Manuel Vincent, IT,, admins
tratiOn. Carter FOR petitioner. Ordered
that letters OF administration issue to
John F. Hackfeld under IS, 600 bond.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Il.
Admiralty Division. Before Mr.. JUS
tee Preston. g. W. Nacfarlane vs..
Bark H. Hackfeld. This is a libel for
damages against the aboye-named YES
SCI, on account OF two casks OF claret
preached and damaged on the VOYAGE
from Liverpool. The vessel and apparel.
etc. were attached yesterday bv order
Of the Court. IL was agreed at the hear
ing that the depOsitiOns OF Capt VOTERS
and TheOdOr Torgensen should he taken
before VIM Foster, CLERK Of Court. for
use in fGrther proceedings. Return day
Was fixed as December 4th. At tie
hearing to-day these dispositions were
lied, IN which Capt. WOlters admits
that two out Of four casks Of claret were
not landed In good order; one having
been bored, he supposed By steved0res
IN Liverpool, as they we're slowed where
MS crew eould not reach them On the
voyage, and the other gnaIed
into b. rats, against which precautions
had been taken on bard. UPON Capt.
WOlters a. principal, and II. Haekfe.f &
Co a. suretIss, fling q conditional bond
approved By Hbellznt, the Court ordered
that the Marshal release the vessel.
Pail NeumznH for Iibellant; J. ". Mon
zarT1t foE ibeLee-
Law Division. Before Mr.. Justice
Dole Chiffon and Bradley %. Minister
Of the Interior. Hearing continued from
previous days, On petition Ior nnaadan9us
% compel respondent 70 issue retail
liquor license 10 one q petitioners.
Hearing Concluded and decision r.
served 4 & Hanwell for petitioners:
AEtoTney-Gsnerai c. ". Ashford for re-
spoudsnt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
HILo NEWS LETTER.
Personal Notes.-The waimea Term-The
Rising Star in Art

Personal Notes.-The H3ime2 Ierm-1he
Rising Star in Art
.HiIo residents are glad to welcome
home Mrs l. Severance from 4 visit Of
over year in America. Also Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Scott and child, OF Wainaku,
from I visit % America and Canada.
Eighty cases were on the calendar
when the Court opened at Waimea. 1t
seems unfortunate that 50 many people
are compelled to stay any time at such
Al out-oi-the-way place, where there are
such miserable places to eat and sleep,
and 50 few OF them. The Government
should send portable hotel there.
HilO has : curiosity n the person Of &
blind Young Hawaiian who blows an
immense reed whistle that sounds like
the whistle Ct the steamer kInzu- When
be finds out when the steamer viii
arrive zE HiI0, he gses from door to door
and reports the hour OF arrival
Mr.. D. Howard Hitchcock leaves In
the Khan to-day, 13th instant, for wider
fields He intends TO stay II Honolulu
SIX OF eight weeks, II not longer, setting
10 his studio there. He takes with him
. number Of interesting studies and
several new pictures, showing widely
different phases Of cur island scenery
notably one or EIIauea by twilight. that
gives j full view Of both mountains,
with the north banks and flow Of the
crater, and the sulphur banks 10 the
rIzht-au exceedingly comprehensive
view. Another, Of the historic Hawai-
hae az sunset, gives an impression Of
peaceful quiet and brilliant, though sub
died, col0riug, which shows the spirit
Of Mr.. Jules TzvernTer's teaching and
the ambition and talent q OQE Young
artist under his training. Besides these
hz has on hand 4 fzE unfinished pictures
0f woods and valleys hereabOuts, and
Quite number Of island wood panels In
which, I must say, he eIcels II putting
bits OF bright, TROPICAL scenery On to 4
small surface. On his arrival At the
capital, he would 1e delighted 70 receive
calls fr1ln all those VIM are favorable 70
art, and any person having capital VII
find ! capital way 70 dispose of Il. and
encnurzze home talent J. i ".
HID, November Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
Attemuted VIE nnraer

i half-easte Portuguese named Manuel
sTarez. living near the brewery At
kailhis Wednesday night made zvieious
zsz@Uii o. his wife With an ugly butcher
knife He only s1cceeded IN cutting
Ezshes thruGgh her dress. CAPTAIN
Lzrsen and OIleeF Anime Keusni hnr-
red u the place On : telephone sum
Mons out cEzrrz had escaped before
thsir arrival. An Old Springfield smooth
oDEe g1n vas bound In the hose. which
zcclteEta!iy discharged = dad q shot
Fi-en AeuIaI vac handling i oatside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
- 80 -.

TIE LyzseIr0ls n 4, Tines II October
% haz tha= ftsl about Nr. DonnoIlg's
zatzrprlse II that town He vent R5u
here 70 The C9l0Aies zboUf tE0 geaz zgD,
AMI has heeE eo1g1eriEZ OLe city after
saotbsr With the skating czzzes
ssHr- DonnolIy's Palace R7nk va
openef bg rs Worship TIE Mayor ye=
terEizF evening when zhoGt fo1r EEo1E
and penple we're pgeseHt. The uCEsy
r=saziF=d fer TIE hIre q skates vac d.
Tacss5 u The beneat Il the gi1oW AID
ELalllg II Ete ATE RobeEf Rc@elI, who
va Ei-Iet l1lZIng ths ezsgton d The
hEIllfnz- It's Wzs s1ppLeDelfzd ~ 4
e1.l-es-sTon made - EhS d0erss TIE rzzzls
Ct tie tE5 being aboG+ III"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
IN TIE CHAMBERS OF THU

II y LILLE C1A VI bEl6S OE 'IH HI
Il Circuit Judge, second Judicial Circuit OF
the Hawaiian Islands.-ln Probate In the
matter OF the Estate OF CHARLES SYLVIA
late OF WsiluSu, Mani. deceased.
On reading and ding the petition and ae-
counts Of Thomas W. Everett Administrator
with the Will annexed OF the estate OF Charles
sylvia. late OF Waiuku. Maui. deceased
wherein he asks to be allowed al SIG 81 and
charges himself with sSSs 50, aud asks thar
the same NAV be examined and approved and
that dnal order may be made Of distribution
OF The property remaining in his hands 10 the
persons thereto entitled, aud discharging him
and his sareties from all further responsibility
as such.
NoTICE is hereby given that MONDAY. the
seventeenth day Of December A. ID. ISIS, at 10
o'clock ", before the said Justice at the
Court House in Wafuku. Maui be and the same
hereby i appointed as the time and place for
hearing said petition aud accounts. and that an
persons Interested may then and there appear
and show cause, AZ any they have. why the same
should not 0e granted. and may present evil
deuce as 10 who are entitled 10 tde said pro
perry. And that this notice in the English and
Hawaiian languages be published in the HA-
wAIIAN GAZETTE and kuokoa, newspapers
printed and Published in Honolulu. for three
successive weeks previous 10 the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
naled At Waiiuku, H. l., this ninth day OF
November. A. ID. ISIS.
GEO. &. RICHARDSON.
Circuit Judge second Judicial Circuit H. l.
ll2H-3t1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
CeacL advertisements

SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands In Probate. In the mat
ter Of the estate OF FRANK ANTOINE Of Waien
Eva, Oahu, deceased, iutestatc.
On reading snd ding the petition OF Knhlno
daughter Of the deceased. alleging that said
FrsuS Antonc died interstate az said Waian, on
the 18Th day OF November, 1879, and praying
thst letters % administration Issue 70 A. kauhi
Of said Eva.
II is ordered that Monday the 10Th dav az
December 1888. At 10 o'clock A. n. be ard hereby
IL appointed for hearing said petition IN ths
Court Room OF this Court, 10 Aliiolani Hale
Honolulu AZ which time and place all PERSONS
concerned may appear and show cause, II anv
they have, why said petition should not e
granted.
Dated Honolulu. November Il. ISIS.
BY the Courts
isa5.st HENRY SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

Mr. H H Simpson VIA las enms
here IL atTanes aren't 6-r The SpaI,iuE
szpe,Eriau. l. che CT dle Players H
VII Fi1si1 flr tass. local tenn Mr. T. H
WosissFnuEe- T., beng the catcher The
AIzufscL L sEre15sd u arrive e.IrIT On
the 14Eh Il I cFcLcgk ] u1fEh VII
he.-in between E1e Chii.a-r1s and AZ
Americans, AMI wien that u over !
rIargh VII enniz On between the L1c1I
team and ons of -ils visiting ones. A
lzrre essnruzeElE CT Newspaper cnrres-
Ecn,izn1z Il WIN the expedition - thai
L L II TIE interest CT cis community %
glEE 5 generous rscsptiou e the Visitors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
~ ILL cHAMBERs on rnI

II
IL Great 3rdzs, ssco11 Judicial Ciftnf. q
ne heFz,laa Islsncs<-ln Probate. n fss
mater . iae Estate 81 RUSSELL NEWTOg.
L1rs % lzahs8Ea. Maj. AeGezsed
o. rezfEZ aLd alinz he peflfior Ard ~
cDzats ~ y. g. 1feadEay, Ge1llnistrzfor n ~
E-t2fe q kEsseli leatDn, lsse ~ Tsfsfsa,
Atgis 1seeess1s Hbefsir BE- asks - b aIloEs1
~ - a1d chsgZss LiDfsif alfh A 10g ri ara
ss<s tL2s fae ranle Esg BE- sxanlred snd -
1FgTef- ard fHsf aaai oF1er nay ~ m4ds n
eissfi ssiioa u ne DfopertY reMal1ln1 81 b.
san1s - ne Dersofs thereto entitled sr1 fis-
c14fzlfl s.l a11 ~ fzrsfiss from 81 fsfttsf
-. .o5slSlllly - s1c1.
ADgfcE j. rersbJ g4Fsn fkat MOEDGY- ~
segeEtsesf5 a. - December. a. H.. ~. e -
oeDek a -, Dsfcre fEs s1id Jsfflee- g ~
Car HS1se o. NzliskD. N41l- ~ go ~ Sane
asrsgy j. stDlante1 - tse line sad bl1rs ~
as1fiez s-i1 Detifiol sEd aeeDants. sd f-ft
~ peftezs isieFestsd nlsy fts1 sd mere -
De4f AID s-e,q t4Ess. y a1y ttey hare, 49, -
ssale tl>4.e M - Zra1tsd. aEf 1ay rfess1t
e,i1esse a. - 80 ~ saflrie1 ~ ~ ed Dfc-
ksrfJ- nd t1ff t4is rg1es u ~ ka2.lf1 80
h4Nlii4n i4s2a4kee - y130sAs1 o. tle -
WAa14 e1zsyrE zBt xsoroa. bsgsps1sis
rflAte1 f1e p1sfs1f9 % hDsoisi1. ~ iafes9
s-e1eFflfs Fsr1s Drsyl1ss y t1e ilEs frefsli
4lrSlrte1 f9r F1i1 tegrIrE.
Dsie1 g tal.sEskl. q. 8. ltis siail ~ o
G8D. 2. MCH4fDsog
Cife4lt t91zs ssecE1 5a9ielsl Great u. =
l41
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
CuPREME CouRT on rHE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands.-fu Probate IN the
matter OF the Estate Of JOHN BAKER, late OF
LShaina. Maui, deceased.
on reading aud ding the petition and ae
counts Of William o. Smith, guardian Of he
said John Raker, wherein he asks 70 be allowed
Ss55 -. and charges himself with sf3t 50 ana
asks that the same may be examined and an.
proved. and that a dual order may be made 81
distribution OF the property remaining IN his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled. and dis
charging him and his snreties from all further
responsibility such guardian.
II l. ordered, that TUESDAY, the 18th day %
December. fSSS. at 10 O'Clock A. N at Chambers
ia The Court House At Aliiollni Hale. Honolulu
be and the same hereby Is appointed as the time
aud place for hesring said petition and ac-
counts, and that al persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause. II any they
have, why the same should not be granted and
may present evidence Is 10 who are entitled to
the said property.
Dated az Honolulu, this eth day OF Nov. ISIS
BY the Court;
19i4-St HENRY SMITH. nenutv Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian Islands-In Probate In the
matter u the Estate OF MARY LUCY FER
NANDES. Of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased
A document. purporting to be the last VIII
and Testament o. Mary Lucy Fernabdes, de-
ceased having on the 18th day Of October, ISIS
been presented 10 said Probate Court and
petition for the Probate thereof. and for the Is
slance o. Letters OF Administration with the
O'Sulliysu.
Il i hereby ordered that TUESDAY, the
s9ih day o. November, 1sss. az 10 o'clock A. =.
OF said day. AZ the Court Room OF said Court. Al
Chambers n Aliioani Hale. Honolulu. be- and
the same Is. hereby appointed the time FOR
proving said Will aud hearing said application,
when and where any person interested may
sapPear aud contest the said viii, and the grant
ing % etters
Dated Honoiuiu, October ~, ISIS.
By the Court:
1861 HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
rsTAnPs.1
IN TIE sTPREME (OERT nI

7TAEPs
y THE SUPREME COURT or
Il re Hawlii4a Islands. ELLA LYCET'r
~ JOHS LYCETT.
KsLAEAUA BY the Grzcs Of God, Of the Ha-
Esiiaa Islands, King:
Greetinz;
10z are her - con handed % summon john
LHCEIE- Defendant in cass be shah aIs writ
tsl zn-Eer within tsentF dsys after servies
hereof % De ald appear before the supreras
Court e The OctoDer Ierm thereof, y b holden
e. honDigl1. Island n OahI % MONDAY ~
1tst day q October neLr. a. ten o'elock u X 10
.1oE eease WY me Claim u Eils Lyeeft
P2lEtiG should not BE- 4EaFded her uarsgsrf
- ne tenor q hsf annexed petition.
And have yog tlen here THE grff .rfth fan
return u yo1r procssdings thereon.
Nifaesa- Hon. A. FRANCIS JTrUD
kalef Justice u The Supreme
Colrt, ~ HGnOiui1 fffs thlrty-
arst day q AlK1si, -.
tL-5-J HEsEH shfra
hersnT certify that the fore15lre Il et-ss
eopT u ile ssEinOns 90 ne z5oTs ea1se. ~
tl4t aid Colrt nss tbls DAY ordered Dsbifeaffor
t1e-eef- sad coufinlznes u said e47ss - tts
2 Ell } zzry tern q eaid -ugrenle C0ayf
NiLLIEM EOsTER Clerk.
HoEoiaizs October 2. ~. I1HSt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

VII BE- received a. the Office Of the Board
q E6ucatior Until L O'Clock noon On
MONDAY. the 81 Gay Of December next.
Tor the construction Of 4 >ehooL House
including material, AZ Kama
pa1- In the District Of Lahzzna. Island Of
Mz1i. According co plans and Specifications
- - seen AZ the ofscs OF the Beard Also
for two smaller h0Eses, ttA24stJ tt. each.
a. Eaz1. ard Ml-A151- IN Puma Hawaii
un5a MONDAY. TIE Ilth Of December
next.
Duplicate plans Of the Puma houses nay
be seen ey application 60 the School Agent
OF the district.
81 order o5 the Beard Of E,i1casio1-
W JAS SMITH
>ecrelary-
Ef-cz15cu Otsce, NOV S. ISSS.
IA Lz4L3s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian Islauds.-At Chambers. In the
matter OF EDWARD LYCAN. Bankrupt. Be
fore Preston, J. order on petition Of Bankrupt
for discharge from debts.
pom reading and fling the petition Of Edward
LYean- Of Honolulu. alleging that more than slx
months have elapsed since he Wa adiudieated
ban kr7Pt- and praying for discharge from al
his debts.
Il j. ordered that THURSDAY. the 2sd day Of
November ISIS a 10 a. r. o. that day. a. sSs
CoGrt Room in AliiOilni Hale, EonOlul6. be and
y hereby appointed the tins aud place FOR near
Ing OF sald petition. When and where an cred
linrs Who have proved their claims against aid
bankrupt may appear and sLoW cause. III any
tney have Why the prayer Of said bankrupt
shO1ld not Be granted
And u y further ordered that notice Be given
b advertisement 10 the HAWAItAx GAzKTTE
weekly BeUspapef, in the English language for
three successive issues. II the time snd place 81
such hearing. auu thatthe Clerk Of he suDreme
Court nail notices % the tine and place of such
hearing % all creditors Who have proved their
claims
Witness ny band This third day Of November,
EDWARD PRESTON.
Justice ~ The Supreme Court
IsE~st J. H. REIsT, second Deputy CLERK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

Friday WIS the 6-rrg-sssunt natal
anniversary Il 1Tr h " s,.hmltl, q
the firm of M=sErz- h EIelzt=llE Il Ca,
Consul Tor Sweden and Norway The
FcrsnE1szsz hand zefsna.itssf hizu AZ rs
rssilisnee- gilIFi1g rum 90 q II l. II
Their 1zfEEsiE Wa exeElle1ElE pefn1rrnf.st-
This isuruaI wishes Mr. SeinIlLit zI.EuF
uIssszs1aE rgt1rrna Of Ehe day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20
I)auaiianQ5azttte
EST NODrs N REsUs

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 70. ISIS