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EXCURSIONS,
w ARW1CK PARK.
CON DOLA CHIMBORAZO

Leaves her wharf daily except sunday at
80 am, 2.30, 500. ard 80 pm. Returning
leaves Warwick Park at lis, 3ij, 6:l5, and
1900 pm.
ON SUNDAYS leaves Richmond at 10 am,
l:30, 1900. and 200 pm. Returning, leaves War
wick Park at Ills am. 245 5:i5, AMI 1;,0 7. m
Fare lie. each way. Round trip, 25c.; chill
dren under years free.
Beating. sailing, fishing, aud bathing Re
freshments served at city prices.
The company reserves tho right 10 hold
portions of the grounds AID of the pavilion
for private partie'
THOMAS ELLETT. Sec'y.
% North Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
jmy2-3m
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Electric Lights.

Arc. and lncandescent Lights furnished for
stores, Offices. dwellings, shops, and ware
houses, at reasonable rates.
Apply for terms 20 W. II. COLE. supf.,
fjel9tf lUI Soutn seventh street,
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nroud and lofty fronts along tho street, and

avenues away from the ccasaless roll Of tn'
surf upon the beach. 1t is, indeed, dazzlif,.
siclt and dazing din that Gocs ~ to meet tn
.yc~ AM ears Of Capt. Wolf, the amiaole
keeper IS the Absecon light, ~ he stands III
the lantcrn go feet above the ground, cno
surveys the throngcd streets aud biazins
cot'ngcs 50 far below"
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Shipping Notes .

The Kaulilua takes the old buoy TO Eleels.
The barkentine Mary winkelman sailed
for San Francisco on Wednesday, with Is, I9t
bags sugar, valued at $1,000.
The bark James A. King arrived at Kahu
lui on the Goth, 2S days from Port Townsend,
with 4S2 NJ feet lumber for her owners,
Wilder II Co.
The Q. Il .. steamship San Pablo, Capt.
Reed, arrived about ! O'Clock yesterday
morning, days and IL hours from San
Francisco. She had on board Robert Gar.
rett, the American railway mRgnate. and
party, besides other passengers. There are
about 600 in the steerage in transit. The
San Pablo Will resume her voyage for Yoko-
hama at noon to-day. She is docked at the
Oceanic Company'S wharf.
The d Bryant. Captain Lee, sailed for
San Francisco Sunday. She took 1880 tons
sugar and other freight. The shipments
were, II iron tanks, by q W Macfarlane IL
Co: 1 cases machinery, by Hills; $50
bunches bananas, by NJ z Robinson; 80
lunches bananas, by Z X Myers; 6l0,545 lbs
sugar, value S29,0lS So, by Theo IL Dawes "
Co; !, 554 6ST lbs sugar, value S73,5l 81, by
Brewer q Co; II AS lbs sugar, value S3,lS6 5S,
Schaefer i Co: 90S.75T lbs sugar, value S40,-
5i9 o., Castle Il Cooke; and Sandry smaller
articles, Total value of cargo, Sl46,2S+ Is.
SAN FRANcIsCo. December 2lst,
Arriyed-Dec 18th, w. q. Irwin, l2l]5 days
from Honolulu.
Sailed-Dec. 18th, schooner w. S Bovine,
Honolulu; brigantine J. D. Spreckels, IA
hului.
Loading Barkentine Planter, brigantine
W. G. IrNin and barkentine 5. n. Castle, all
for Honolulu.
To craftsmanship Australia, on Jan. Sd.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock Thursday night,
while strong southeastern was blowing, four
seamen from the barkentine 5. e. Wilder
attempted to pull of from shore in the bsrk-
entine's boat. Shortly after leaving the
landing the boat was capsized and three men
drowned; the fourth was saved by the crew
of the Tidal Wave. The bodies were recov-
cred next morning. and buried under the
auspices of the Coast Seamen's Unions. +.
paper.
Spoken, Dec. 1st, in lat. 40 N, long. II W.,
British bark Nstuna, from Liverpool for
Honolulu.
Sydney, Dec. I6.-Arrived, Zealandia, from
Honolulu, via Auckland.
Port Townsend, Dec. 2O.-Arriyed bark
Nellie Nav, from Honolulu.
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DECEMBER TERM, 1887.
At Lahaina, Maui. Mr.. Justice Bickerton
presiding. Mr.. George Richardson. Circuit
Judge, Associate.
CRIMINAL CAsEs-HAwAIIAN JURY.
A. P. Peterson, Deputy Attorney General.
prosecuting.
Rex vs.. Levi Kaiaikamalii. Robbery. Mol
pros. j. w. Kalua for defendant.
Rex VS.. NJ. Z. Waiwaiole. Gross cheat.
Venue changed to Honolulu, January Term,
1888.
Rex VS.. John Kalama. Embezzlement.
Venue changed to Honolulu, January Term,
1888.
FOREIGN JURY.
Rex VS.. Tam Kun. Assault with intent to
murder. Unanimous verdict of guilty, un-
der second count, of assault with knife.
Sentence, imprisonment at hard labor for
two years, and fine of 500.
John Richardson for defendant.
Rex VS.. All Pang. Larceny of fowls. Yer
dict, guilty. Sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor for one month. John Richardson
for defendant.
Rex VS.. All Sin. Selling liquor without a
license. Appeal from local Circuit Judge.
Appeal dismissed.
Rex vs.. Wong Sam Quai. Selling opium
without license. Unanimous verdict, not
guilty. John Richardson and ]. w. Kalua
for defendant.
Rex VS.. Akima. Selling liquor without
license. Mol pros. Neumann for defendant.
CIVIL CASES.
David Kaalaehaeha VS.. Kapohakimohewa
Appeal from local Justice, Wailuku Illegal
impounding. Case remanded back to dis
Irict justice to proceed under the statute.
Richardson for plaintiff; IA Ne for de-
PENDANT.
Maria King vs.. Kaikala and Kuahine. Ap-
peal from local circuit judge. Illegal inn
pounding. Appeal sustained and Judgment
of lower court reversed. Richardson for
plaintiff, Peterson for defendant (appel-
lantl.
Vim. II. Cornwel and Pia Cockett vs. Joe
Fernandez Appeal from the District JUS
tice. Makawao. Illegal impounding Ap-
peal sustained and Judgment of local court
reversed. Kalua for plaintiff, Neumann for
defendant (appellantj.
HAWAIIAN IURY-CTvn CAsLs-
Paiki W. and Kahele VS.. KeaIakua. Eject
ment. Verdict for defendant Kalua for
plaintiff, Peterson and Neumann for de-
PENDANT.
Kamaka W. VS.. Kahelemauna (k.l Di-
vorce granted.
lhtle tH.l FS. Jonn ruler kl. Divorce
granted. KalIa for libellant.
Maria Fernandez vs. Antoine Fernandez.
Divorce granted. KaIua for libellant
Kapika (w.) VS.. Wailiula Xxi. Continued
until January term. Smith & Kinney for
libellant-
]. (. L. Pashao fk.) vs.. Wahineaea (w).
Divorce granted. Ralua for libelIant
kama Cummings tw.) VS.. Jonah B. Cum
mings Tx. Divorce granted. Kalua for
libellaut.
OPioDio tw.l vs.. 81. Kane (kl. Short
service. Not heard.
Polly B. KaIua w. vs.. John W. KaIua (k).
Case discontinued.
Seven other divorce cases we're discon-
iinued, owing to irregularities in pIeadings.
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Passengers.
ARRIVALS.

From Kauai, per Waialeale, Dec. 27-G B
Dole, g n Wilcox, C Bertelmann, A Haas, A
Crop, NJ Richter. d Frank, Chinsmsn and
deck.
From Mani and Hawaii. per w G Hall
Dec. 27-H Baldwin, \ Makee, II kui-
helani, Mrs Levey and child, E Fl Bailey, NJ
Pico and wife, G ATcDougall, j G Rothwell,
Mrs L Rodgers, ] & Farley. and 43 deck.
From San Francisco, per w S Bovine, Dec.
29-Miss Meahi Bruins, Miss Mari E COnnor,
Miss Mari Victoria Peters.
From Waianae and Waialus per C r
Bishop, Dec 30-Mrs J H Brown, Arthur
Fitzsimmons, Hon Jesse Amsra, NJ Pereira,
and 10 others.
For Maui and Hawaii per W Hall. Dec
30-George Mclean and wife, Hon E H
Bailey. Hon H P Baldwin, Bishop Willis and
boy, Mr. Kahilau and daughter, George Nc
Douoall Lumahaehae, Miss Parrot, Mrs w
II johnson and child, Major Parker. L
KAY, Rev L Desha and wife. Miss B Kittle-
son, Hon G Z Homer and wife, G A kuna,
and about 70 deck.
From Hsmakua per Iwalani. Dec 81 W
Smith. Mr. Weed, Miss Louise Mitchell, and
IL deck.
From Kauai, per Mikahala. Dec. 31-Al
GoEen, Il Ehlers, Mrs Robinson, and &c
deck.
3I-W C Wilfong, u Homer, J NJ Lidgate
G NcLennan. Akska, A G Jeffrey, L Aseu, E
Coe, and 70 deck passengers.
From kahului and Hama. per Likelike, Dec
3I-AIr Mclean II Simeona and wife,
Father Dauter, w E RovelI, Mr. Byron.
K2Iana and wife. Mrs Hswelsku, Z w
Everett, w c Parke, Mr. Nelson, 81 deck and
prisoner.
DEPARTURES
For Kauai. per MikahaIa. Dec. 27-Miss L
EsIs, Paiko, L Farley, w D Schmidt
3 Japanese and +5 deck.
For Kshului and way ports, per Likelike
Dec H-Mrs Crook, Capt A Lowell. wife and
child. Master Winter, Mrs Capt berry, John
Cunningham, and 80 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per Kinau, Dec ~
Miss Tuck, Miss Lewis. J / Baker, A Haas
: Kimura. Leech, Hon d Kamai, Hon w c
Parke, Miss Psrke, Nh jeffrey, Hon ] Rich
ardsou, w Il Daniels, G l. Wight, Masters
and w Wilder. G Coe, DR. s Koga, u Sega
and 80 deck.
For Maui, per Csnute, Dec &C B Du-
dot, wife, two children and nurse.
For San Francisco, per bktne Mary VIII
keIman, Dec. zT-F Yates, wife and tEo
children, and Mrs Lambert.
From San Francisco, per San Pablo. Dec
S1-For Yokohama| Msrians, DR. b Mayer
Mrs MAYER, Robert Garrett, Mrs Garrett,
swan Frick. Mrs Prick. Miss Garrett, DR.
r Gorter, Seibert, C Z Mackenzie, Anna
Wibbenhorst. Rebecca Findley, VIM Brooks
r Y Toknno, G w P0wnall, Miss Annie
DoEd. Miss Lizzie E. wimbish. For Hong.
k0uE-Mrs L Marshall, A Schmidt. !
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COM M Err CIAL.
HONOLULU, JAN. 5, fSSs

HONOLULU, JAN. 5, 1855.
The receipts OF produce during the week
BY the inter-island fleet consisted mostly of
sugars.
The arrivals, from foreign ports, were the
San Pablo and the W. s. Bovine from San
Francisco. and departures, H. b. NJ. ). Con-
quest for Panama, the Mary Winkelman and
the c. ID. Bryant for San Francisco, the San
Pablo and q. :. ). Juuiata Cor HongSong.
The Mary Minkelman and the G. ID. Bry-
ant took large cargoes of the united value of
$aiS, 2S4.l3.
The imports of gold at New York, January
LIST TO November l9th, we're $S6,5T5, 642; the
exports $6.6SS,SS The imports of silver for
the same time 81, SIS. 295, the exports So, SIS
S4l.
The wool-dealers and wool-growers of the
United States represent capital of over five
hundred million dollars. A conference re-
Gently held, issued an appeal TO the agricul-
turists, manufacturers, wage earners, trades
men ana merchants against reduction of
the tariff on wool. They show that the num-
Der of sheep IN she country IN 1884 was
50,626, 626 but that the number has dimin-
ished nearly 6.000,000 since that time and
that the diminution of the annual wool pro
duet is over S5,000O00 pounds, which 6iminu-
tions IN the trade are said TO have beer pro-
dneed larsely as result Of the reduction OF
the tariff by the act OF 1883.
The city Of san Francisco gives total OF
new buildings for the present year TO date Of
December Sth, loss valued at $685., 216 as
against 1,l79 OF value of S5,SSS, 227 for the
same time in 1856.
The Commercial Herald and Market Rsrist,
saws of the outlook in San Francisco: Land
both IN city and country, is fast increasing
in value; incomes are doubling up, and all
signs point to as great general prosperity
here as can be found in any city of the Union.
From November 18th TO December Sd, in
elusive, the shipments of lumber from Puget
Sound figure up 10,4403 $50 feet, valued at
SlSS,054. During the same time, there were
also shipped 10000 tons of coal valued At
$50,150.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.


TUESDAY, December p.
Stmr w G Hall, Maui aud Hawaii.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.
Schr Kulamanu. hohala.
WEDNESDAY, December 18th.
S San Pablo. San Francisco.
Stmr kaala. Waialua.
Sehr Luks, Kohala.
THURSDAY, December 18th.
Tern w S Bovine, San Francisco.
Stmr Iwalani. Hamakua.
FRIDAY, December S0th.
Stmr Cummius, Waimanalo.
Stmr C Il Bishop. Maianae and Waialua
Schr hauikeaouli, hohala.
SATURDAY, Dec. 3lst.
Stmr Mikahala, Kauai.
Stmr Likelike, Kahului and Hama
Stmr Kaala, Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr Kinau, Maui and Hawaii.
SUNDAY, Jan. LIST.
Stmr MokoIii, Maui and Molokai.
Stmr Lehua, Hamakua.
Stmr Jas Makee. Kauai.
Stmr Surprise, Hawaii.
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Postponed to the 10th day Of January. 1883.

Postponed to the 10th day OF January. 1888.
SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands in Chambers. In the
matter OF the Bankruptcy Of A. BARNES. Of
WaiIuku, Maui.
Whereas the above named Bankrupt Albert
Barnes. has this day filed petition 70 be dis
charged by order Of Court from his debts and
liabilities.
Now therefore upon fling said petition for
discharge from his debts BY said Bankrupt. IL IL
hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY the 18th day
Of December, A. ID. 1887. at Chambers In AliioaHi
Hale. Honolulu. be and the same IL hereby ap-
pointed for the hearing Of said application for
discharge from debts when and where all credit
0rs who have proved their debts in this proceed
ing may appear and SHOW cause if any they have
why the said Bankrupt should not be granted bis
discharge Hs aforesaid
And IL l. further ordered that this order be
published in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, q news
paper published at Honolulu. Oahu. for two
weeks and also that notice be given by mail by
the Clerk to ali such creditors who have proved
their ciaimF against said Bankrupt herein Of the
time aud place OF the hearing Of slid petition
for discharge.
Dated this November Z 1887.
RICHARD +. BICKERTON.
Justice OF the Supreme Court
Attest: j. II. REIsT.
1872 Il Second Deputy CLERK.
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Departures.

Stmr Kinau. IN, HiIo and way ports.
Stmr Likelike, 8 N. Kshnlui and way
ports.
Stmr Mokolii. N, Maui and Molokai.
Stmr Mikahala, p N, Kauai.
Stmr Kaals, 8 q N, Waianae and Waialua
Stmr C r Bishop, Koolau.
Schr Re Au Hou, Molokai.
Schr Waimalu. Honomu.
Schr Wailele, Kusu.
WEDNESDAY, December 18th.
H B NJ Conquest, Panama.
Stmr Lehus, 5 ? N, Molokai.
Stmr KilRues Hou, 5 p N, Hsmakua.
Bktne Mary Winkelman, San Francisco.
Sehr Canute, kuau.
THURSDAY, December 18th.
S San Pablo, noon, Yokohama and
Hongkeng.
Stmr Jas Makee. 5 p N, Kappa and Hama
ma1lu.
Stmr waialeale. : p N, Kilauea and Hama
lei.
: FRIDAY. December 30th.
Stmr W G Hall, 10 4 N, Maui and Hawaii.
Stmr Ksala. 9 N. Waianae and Waialua.
Schr L1ks, kOhala.
SATURDAY, Dec. 31st.
Stmr IEalani, a N, Hamakus.
q s Juuiata, China
SUNDAY, Jan. LIST.
Bk c d Bryant. San Francisco.
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Mortgages Notice of Intentio.
ForecIose and of Sale.

y ACGOKlJANC E WITH
Il power Of sale contained IN a certain mod
made By W. G. Akana and Hannah p Ak4fl'
wife, OF Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. 20 a u
bell, dated 18th day OF May. 1856. recorded 4
Office Of the Registrar Of Conveyance. IN z
100, on fOliOs fS9, 1870, and i9f. N0t;ce L 3.
given that said mortgage intends % f8s.l
said mortgage, for condition broken 70 u'i'
nOn-payment Of the interest when due. ard
said foreclosure viii sell az Public Auc..s
the Salesroom Of j f. Morgan. IN Ho1
Island Of Oahu. On WEDNESDAY. JaH1li
1888. at II NJ. Of said day. the premises II
cribed in said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had of J. y /
sARHAT, Attorney az Law
A. CAMPBELL. Mofi-a-
Honolulu. December y, 1851.
The premises to be sold are.
Ist-All that certain piece % parcel u
situate ia kaiuamOO, rs Waiaiac-isi. iu -lil
and OF Oahu. and bounded and described 81
lOws:-5z Pd-haie. 4 hoomaka ma se ALI q
keia mahele, Ola hoi ke XIII Hikln1
PakIai maheie hele ana. heEa - Us !
kaui pill me Ike kula o KonOhiki. aiaila lieua
kom % kaui me 10 k0nphikt; AE41 p
l-l11s kaul me 30 K7aohiki Sc 81. -
ko Pakiai mahele. alaila. Akau ~ HiE ~
pill ana ne 10 Pdkiai mahele q lisi 81
mua molOko ola apaua be i53 iueQ B. e. elA
iki aku, emf Xxi mai paha. and being ize
premises that were eOnTeFed % the said vs.
p. Akana under the name % Hannah 2. Lia
by deed dated Let - January, ls11, Ene ree
in the Office Of said Registrar in Liber g.
1872
2d-All that certain piece of parcei q
situate at Puulena. ManO8. Island ~ a
aforesaid, containing an area Of - acre.
being the same premises more particular
cribed Ia Royal Patent iUl- awarded % -
grandfather Of the said VI. {. Akaea ard
we're conveyed 70 the said ". C. Akau1- d
hawai-, By deed dated III 81 Seprgmber. 81
recorded In the Office Of said Registrar in Z
2. folios 100 and 1871. iir
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Supreme COurt-At Chambers.

MONDAY, December 9th.
BEFORE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
Bankruptcy of Daniel Lyons. The &C.
counts of Messrs. Parke and Austin, as
signees, are approved. and they are dis
charged.
BEFORE JUSTICE M'CULLY.
Estate of Lapana, deceased. Letters of
administration are issued to Cecil Brown,
under $500 bond.
Estate of John A. Davies. Mr.. ]. o. Carter
applies as attorney in fact for Rober. Lew
ers, executor. Partly heard. and continued
till Wednesday.
BEFORE JUSTICE PRESTON.
Bankruptcy of NJ GuIickson and B. Bel-
gerson. The accounts of W. G.. Parke, as
signee, are approved and he is discharged.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
All Hung ct al. vs.. Sam Shing. Bill for
cancellation of bill of sale, dissolution of
partnership, etc. Clearing continued from
former dates.)
Supreme Court.-At Chambers.
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JoHN H. PATY,
Honolulu, Dec. 81, 1887.

Treasurer.
Honolulu, Dec. 81. 1887.
The Treasurer was instructed to in
vest $1,000 of the funds of the Society,
with the approval of the Executive
Committee.
Messrs. Dillingham;, Atherton and
Patty were appointed a special commit
tee to report ON the ACCESSIBILITY of
erecting a new Sailors Home and pro-
viding ways and means therefor At
the session of 1886 the Legislature APP
propriated the sum of 5000 in aid of
the Society, on the basis of an agree
ment that it was to be paid when the
Society had raised another $1,000 for
the building fund There is only
81, 700 yet to be raised by the Society,
and the legislative grant will probably
be renewed at the May session if the
conditions of its payment are not
sooner fulfilled.
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that the petitioner. Look Moi, Is the wife Of
Lee Fook, now OF Honolulu; that petitioner
Chun Ho is the wife of All Iai, son OF SAID
| Lee Fook and Look Moi, now a resident Of
San Francisco; that Alb Moi and Koi Chun
/ are daughters of said Lee Fook and Look
! Moi; that the petitioners are at present 70.
strained Of their liberty and detained on
board the steamer San Pablo living in the
harbor of Honolula by Captain Reed, mas
ter OF the said vessel; that the cause or pre-
tence of such said restraint is not positively
known to the petitioners; but is believed to
be an agreement on the part Of said Captain
Reed with third parties who had no right Of
control over petitioners, to land them 1t
Hongkong against their wish; that there is
no warrant or other process, 80 far as petit
TONERS have ever heard under which they
are held or are claimed 10 be held; therefore
petitioners pray that writ of habeas corpus
may issue directed against the said Captain
Reed, master of the San Pablo, commanding
him 70 produce the said petitioners before
the Court in Honolu o. and there answer
why said petitioners are restrained of their
liberty.
Mr.. Hartwell, counsel for Messrs. Alec and
Goo Kim, Chinese Commercial Agents,
moved that the writ be quashed, being adj
dressed to the Marshal and not CAPTAIN
Reed, of the San Pablo who was alleged 10
be restraining these women illegaIly and
also because the petition contained no aver
ment that there was reason to believe that
the women would be carried ont of the iuris-
dictiou of the Court or suffer some irrepara-
BILE injury before compliance with writ of
habeas corpus can be enforced.
The Chief Justice said that on reflection
he thought the writ ought to have been d.
rected to the captain, and that there should
have been an averment that there was reason
to believe that the women would be carried
out of the jurisdiction, but as they were now
L 4 Al ID. Il I ia 81
the Court would deny the motion and would
hear the case, but the Court declinedto place
the women in custody of the petitioner, Lee
Fook. unless he showed that be was legally
entitled to it, Lee Fook and Look Moi were
called and examined on oath.
Further hearing of the case will be had to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
FRIDAY, December 30th.
HABEAs coRPUs-BEFoRE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
In the matter of the petition of Look Mai,
Chun Ho All Moi and Koi Chun.
Hearing of the case continued from yester-
day.
The Court orders the petitioners discharged
with costs.
Mr.. Hartwell, counsel for the Chinese Com
mercial Agents, moves the Court to commit
Lee Yook summarily for perjury. The Court
declines to do SO.
INTERMEDIARY DIvIsIoN.-BEFoRE MR. JUSTICE
M'CULLY.
Benito Guerrero VS.. j. l.. Kaulukou,
(heard yesterday. Judgment is given for
plaintiff for $47.S4.
Avail VS.. ]. n. Gilman Continued from
yesterday. Further heard and continued
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
James Robertson VS.. John Ross. Assump
sit for S125. Defendant appeals from a
judgment of the Police Court, Honolulu,
where, Dec. 18th, judgment was rendered for
$40 with expenses, $3.50, added.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES SYLVIA Tt-r
WAILUKU, DECEASED.
THE UNDERSIGNED u.
Il ing been duly appointed Execusa- ?
Estate OF Charles sylvia. late OF Wailnkr \
Of Mani, deceased. (with the Will 49,
Notice Is hereby given al creditors - +,
ceased 10 present their claims whether 81
by mortgage or otherwise land with The =
vGuchers,) to the undersigned within sir
from the date OF this notice OF they viii -
ever barred; aud all persons indebted 10 \
tase are requested 10 make immediate p.v-.
the undersigned az The Court House IN ~
Island OF Maui. II. l.
THOS. " EVERETT.
Executor OF the VIII OF Chzries =.
Wailuka. Dec. Is. 1857. NJ
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HABE4g CORPUS.
BEFORE CHIKF JUSTICE JUDD.

A writ of habeas corpus was issued by the
Chief Justice this day between IL and II
O'Clock noon, on behalf of Look Mai, Chun
HO, All Moi and Koi Chun, four Chinese
women, passengers en- voyage from San Fran
cisco to HonekOng.
The writ was issued at the instance of
Lee Fook through Mr.. V. v. Ashford, attor-
neg for the applicants.
The petition of the attorney sets forth:
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Trayers. Mrs Il B Knapp. d II Crawford
John NJ Thomas, ] f Bonlton. For Homo
lulu-L Ahles. For Nagasaki-H S V
Peake. For Chinkiang-Dr Edgar Woods ir.
For san Francisco, per c d Bryant. Jan,
Mrs Woodworth and 3 children, Miss
Alice Caldwell, Mr. Kitridge and wife, II
A Harris.
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MARRIED.

COTTRELL-PErERSON-In this city, De-
cember 81, 1887, at the residence of the
brides parents, Palama, by the Rev. Geo.
Wallace, Henrietta L, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Peterson, to William l..
CottreIl, both of this city.
.E-San Francisco papers please copy.
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Russia is bad off for loan, and
will be compelled to accept the strin
gent terms of the French bankers, the
Berlin market being closed to her.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The United States Marine Hospital
Bureau still considers it necessary to
maintain quarantine for cholera
against vessels from Italy
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General John c. Black, who has re-
turned to Washington from a trip to
California, says: "California cannot
be oyer-praised. 1t is a land of oil,
wine, fruits and flowers, with the
riches of Ophir, and the most ener-
getic people in energetic America
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Supreme Court.-At Chambers.
THURSDAY, Dec. 18th.
BEFORE JUSTICE M'crJLLY

BEFORE JUSTICE M'cULLY.
Guardianship of Annie Davies. a minor.
Petition of Aneko (k) to have the Clerk of
the Supreme Court appointed guardian of
the property of the minor Action upon
petition Is deferred until return 10 the King
dom of Mr. X. Levers, trustee of property Of
minor.
s. J. SaIter vs.. Mauri Michel. Damage
800. Continued from SEPTEMBER 18th, DC
tober 9th and November 24th. Heard and
decision reserved.