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AUCTION SALES.



TyHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsonssr.
H ..s sS q Eo5 sSgssHS5ID J
TIN O'CLOCK
,o,, E PsDs s !. ri u,,o, r.ror
NJ n sss sns 2 sDis sess
Of walnut Marble Top ch.mSsr furuiturs. Thres
FINE Cabinet Folding B.dssseda Psintsd and Ash
sad ass.as Sow so1s.S:1 VIII sSoSs 700 Other
sspsnss iosa A.,
Five Scotch oOnsy S1gs one s DOsheh'.d'd Mexican
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Hossa Carriages. busress wagons. HAznes~ ko'
new saddle and Bride. oeli-2t
OHANcERY SALE OF a DESIRABLE DWELL
VEST 80 loo sT I i SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of dscrss Of the Supreme oOG q u. p
Va Ssiior e. AZ. No iosia Equity ne vii ODER for
guS fssrs e II
PAST FOUR UcLockp that certain IN Rs.ssl Of
Di.s. Y columbi% Inoan = nd being psr
lot 10 and par. q sub 6 iSs on ". soars
Of north street and extending back that width eighty
thereon eon.i.s,ns q ns tor Pied BRICK
right and intsrss. q Ma Msrsb Thorn the widow o.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money %
be paid in cash the day Of sale within ten Ol
days the residue In equal instruments II one
and two yeare from the day Of sale 20 bear interest
therefrom and until paid 1t the rate Of six percentum
per annum and to be secured by the potes
OF the purchAser or purchasers the purchaser may
pay all cash: Terms Of sale TO be complied with within
ten all conveysnctng and recording st purchaser
| cost; $3.50 deposit on acceptance Of bid.
n .aans r n1ss sassa44. Trustee.
| 4l6 5th st u ". i
| oc2-eokds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
| TNHoMAs z wAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auctionser.
/ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON TIL
| NORTH SIDE OF L STREET, BETWEEN CON
NESTICUT AVENUE AND EIGHTEENTE
| STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of Q deed OF trust recorded IL Iiber No
1266, folio S7 ct seq. OF the land records Of tn
District OF Columbia and ct the request Of the party
thereby secured will sell at public auction. from
Of the premises, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER THIk
| TENTH, 1855 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the east 4,
| sons recorded subdivision OF Lots In square 1911
| Terms: One-thlrd cash. Of which 85O must be de
posted at time Of sale, balance in three equal install
ments in 9, L. and months for which notes Of pur
chaser bearing interest from day OF sale and
by deed Of trust property sold. will be taken Al
conveyancing and recording 1t purchasers cost
terms not complied with in II days from sale prop
erty will be resold at risk and cost Of defaulns pur
| chaser. THOS. l. MAGGAMAN.t rr,,.,.o.
| JOHN W. PILLING. !
| T. z WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. oc4-d&ds
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES. Nos 230 AND 24l Q STREET NORTH

BY virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
ll0Ss. v. WIN :.l g public suct.sa in front q shs
OF OCTOBER, A d. 1853. ct HALF-PAsT FoUk
O'CLOCK z u. the fonoying ds,eribed real estate
bA being al OF lot end the east 10 inches from by
the full depth Of lot A. in wsllach's recorded sub
nents. consisting Of two tvo-story brick dwelling
houses
Terms Of sale: ope-third cash and the balance in
SIX and twelve month"; with interest from the day Of
SALE deferred payments be secured by deed OF trust
property sold al cash. st the purchasers option
deposit Of 600 will be required q the time II sale
trustees the right 70 resell at the risk and cost
Of dsfaultng purcheser An conveyancing and record
$50. E rep 1N1. ssSaHnNIDr} Trustee.
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RUNCANsON BROS, AuctionserA

Trustees SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY FRAME
RRWEEHISGsS 6 on HLEyESTa sTKEET Ri
LOIS ON ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND STREET
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded in Ii
Der No 1883. folio 81 and Liber l04l folio las ct
We viii sell on y EDNEsDXY. he SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1885, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK
M. in front OF the premises all those pieces
cells Of land situate and being in Warrington city.
plan Of said cly and being all of lot twentyone
CID AID part Of lot twenty (20) In Prout and Tngey
recorded subdiylsion Of square nine hundred and
described 10 lows: Beginning for the same at the
southeast corner OF said lot twenty C20) and
running thence west hundred aud fifteen feet
and halt inches the rear Of said lot thence north
fourteen feet ve and half inches thence east sew
entynine feet and halt inches. thence south
feet aud half inches thence east thirty feet ~
18th street east and thence south to the psce Of
ginning with the forever Of the four feet three
street east the north part Of said lot twenty t2U
And also lots ten Q0) aud eleven - in VIM Mithers
recorded subdivision lot five and Of lot four in
square nine hundred and seventytwo (972l together
with all and singular the appurtenances rights
leges. Improvements. and other hered anents ~ the
same belonging or in anywise AppertAining.
Terms Of sale-One- third in cash balance In equal
At six twelve and eighteen months after
day of sale notes to bear interest q per cent per
and to be secured by deed Of trust premises
sold all cash. At option Of purchaser Conyeyancng,
&c, ut purchasers cost deposlt Of el0o required
with in ten days otherwise the trustees reserve the
rht TO resell the property in default at the risk and
cost Of the defsulng purchaser after ve days public
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published in
CONRAD sCHAEFER, ! rv,.,...
oc5-d&ds CHRISTIAN LEDkRER.} Afussoes.
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W u : T. :;
Il. $: s. I'LL /!
CORNER l1TH AND = Sta N ".
ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE A LIST OF
THEIR TWO PASSENGER ELEVATORS
ARE GOING CONSTANTLY AND THEIR
THREE ACRES OF FLOORING Is
CROWDED WITH FINE AND HANDSOME.
As WELL AS CHEAP AND COMMON STOCK.
THEY SELL ALL GLASSES OF GOODS. AND
MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES
THE PUBLIC WILL FIND IT INTEREST.
ING TO LOOK OVER THEIR ESTABLISH
MENT. AND THEY EXTEND A CORDIAL
INVITATION TO ALL TO DO so.
wR MOSES b SON.
COZ. nth AND F sTs,Nw.
FURNITURE CARPETS UPHOLSTERY
GOODS LACE CURTAINS. PoRT1EREs.
PRINCES. WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN
POLES AND DRApERIEs OF EVERY DE-
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How They Saw the show.

syrsc1se JOuru al. Oct IS.
They were dudes-swsls Of tie genuine type.
Both wanted TO see ..Henrietta" at the wieting
Last nigaL They were short OF cash. Nothing
Gould induce them 20 purchase seats In the
sAilery, and even the balcony was not their size.
Inc situation was serious and how TO secure seats
ID the orchestra circle a puzzle they set about
" solve Il have Il, said Frankie .sChip In and
see one seat; then take turns occupying IT.
your trowsers?"
sixty mine cents.- answered "Chawlesp
- I've % cents IL costs 81. so for a seat Chin
~ yOeI pie III make up the balance You take
the taeAeI see TIE nrst hall, then come OUT give
ne the pass-checA and III take your place.
Inc proposal was accepted and during two acts
frank paced the iOooy waiting Tor his cisum m an
pear. Chawles was true 10 his word ana ar q -
O'Clock left the thester, remarking as ne hsnde1
his pard the return pass: 'lr's a clever shoW ola
boy hope you'll enjoy yourself Ia "a. Old lei "
->0~--@
DECISION AGAINST THE CHESAPEAKE AKIN ou,o
CASAL-Alegdny County Court at CumberisnS
No, yesterday, decided In favor Of Vim walsh
and others against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
&C. In \ suit 10 foreclose mortgage 10 nav ths
balance OF So 900 due plaintin on purchase OF
basin wharf property there.
) NJ NJ Wolf, the cashier OF the Exchange Bank
~ Lenark Ill, Committed suicide yesterday by
shooung = bullet through his head The Act Is at
tnoQteJ 70 Dependency. the result OF III health.
Omc1Al bulletin OF the Jacksonvtlle, Fla, Ooar(
OF health: New cases, ~; deaths. 2; total cases
49,, Total deaths, BOA OF the new cases onl,
twelve are white
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
q HOkI HoUTE TO LONDON

CHokx EoUIE 10 LONDON
- AOkDDEUTsOHEk LLoYp n q 90
kast kxpress Seaman
10 oouthamptoo 0onooo. HAWAI- Brumen.
ESdsr. SD. Oct IA. noon; Ana uxs Ucl lu. S:3o
p N; sssaA Med- Oct ~. 3R m; Fulda, sat- ocS
Ocl "a. y 80 n.
Csafoss.hls sass.oous szssnsst sfaA. dungeons
0loon oPpomtueuoe. fucoBs lisa onhln, 675 ed ND
yar9s oerth eooocding 20 looatzon; I'd cab1n o50a
~ s ~ ELL "a - hRely = ~ y! psoof
JonE g HoDoxA NATIONAL DooK- laNpERI.
nasaeaesAsa guaranteed We'd 49, Do - lsl.v-
SAMpxL HOWARD cEzxDaATxD QAxzAzn
ekf1 eeok Js1srsse CuS - 81 - 8La .,
:s.s e : = 80 = sss go 49, :SSF
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MI. r. L Stevensons friends In Bournemouth are
IN the belief that he does not intend return TO
England, but means finally 70 settle In America.
esftan amount OF support 70 given 70 this idea by
me tact that the noveiists residence a. 0kerryvor
mas been leased by family.
Inc oiphtheria epidemic &C Manchester n H.
mas oepf.ved one school OF stxty puptls all SICK
fo0r % the nve children OF one family died within
week ana the NTH u lying seriously Ill
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new idea In tricycling has been invented by
an Engiishman who has been travelling with his
wife through France on q machine ntted with o
bamboo mast on which q sail can be hoisted- The
wind has sometimes kept him moving. even on up
81 sdes, without using the pedals.
The news Of Millionaire Floods death Vas re.
ceived In San Francisco last evening.
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-, CSSRAD scHAErER, } Trustees

OHANCERY SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ ON THE SOUTH SIDE Oh X STREET, BE-
TWEEN FIFTEENTA AND sixTEENlH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in the Of Harbaueh
ct al Va hsrb.ugh Ct al, No ll:327, equity. will
ses, ON III UksDAY. OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH 1885,
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. that certain
parcel of ground situate in Washington city said
District known lot number II. VI the subdivision
BY George W. Clark Of certain lots in square 1873
recorded in Lber To- Of the Records Of subdivison.
page s. In the ofce Of the surveyor Of said
trict and particularly described in the proceedings
said cause with the improvements thereon consisting
in two-story pressed brick dwelling and having
Q two-story and finished basement back building
Terms Of SALE One third cash to be paid on the day
Of within ten days thereafter the residue IN
equal insAllments At and two from the day
SALE bearing interest until paid 1t the rate Of
per cent per annum. the deferred payments be
cured by the promssory notes Of the purchaser. or
the purchaser may pay All cash. Terms Of sale TO be
complied with within ten daya Title to be retained
until full payment Of purchase money and interest All
c9nve ancng and recording at purchasers cost 500
deposit on acceptance Of bud
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct oc6-eod&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is HERE
BY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING GOODS
WILL BE SOLD TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, 1883. ct TEN
O'CLOCK AN, within my salesrooms, southwest
corner Pa and 1th ST. will sell for cash. TO
pay storage and other charges now due the under
signed the following goods:
Stoves with zinc and pipe. stored April 8, 1885:
Lot OF Household Edects stored August i, 1854;
Trunks Boxes, Pictures &c. stored FEB. l, 1877;
Lot Of Furniture, &c. stored April 30, 1888;
Lot Of Furniture. &c. stored November B, 1855;
Trunks Boxes and Furniture, stored Oct Is 1856;
Lot Of Furniture, &c. stored June IL. 1856:
Lot Of Furniture. &C., stored November IL. 1856
Storage above goods be paid at any time prior
to sale.
se27-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
eITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TEN, 1883. SAME HOUR
AND PLACE Parties interested will please take notice
oc4-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
eYTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
TENTH, 1855, SANE HOUR AND PLACE
oc5,9 3, 10 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND, NEAR TMINING CITY. THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

By virtue Of . deed Of trust. recorded In Liber
751 folio 459 Of the land records for the Dis
TUESDAY, the sIxTEENTH TIL, DAY OF &C roBEE.
described real estate in County
OF Warrington. District OF Columbia TO witt Al those
tracts OF land lying and being in said county and Dis
trict known and described as Lots ID aud two On
the laid down and described in the plat Of
ceased the same being situate the eastern side Of
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river lot ID
containing veeiRhths (x) of and lot two ca
containing one and eight CD perchss improved
by u dwelling and outbuildinga
Terms Of sale: S65O.77 and expenses of sale incud.
ing taxes in cash balance IN equal instalments 1t SIX
and twelve months for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from day Of aud
deed Of trust the property sold shall be taken;
veyancing &C., at purchasers cost. Terms to be
piled with in ten days. otherwise right reserved to
days public notice Of such resale in some Newspaper
oc3-d fvokY O. KIMBALI. Trustee.
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NNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. lo12 DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTHWEST.

AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
Under and By virtue Of the provisions Of certain
deed Of { rust to the undersigned trustees from
Arthur Carter and wife. bearing date October 6
1856. and recorded In liber No 1901. folio 1872 81
sea-, of the and records District of Colu-
hia We VII e The request q The party secured on
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sell at public auction
u from t9f the pssWsss lot number twenty G20a Of
frame house.
cash. the balance In two secured by the
the purchaser and deed Of trust upon the premises
Of s100 rsouired on the day Of sale Conyeyancins
ten days from the date thereof trustees
the right to resell q the cost and rsk Of the default
ing purchaser. BENZ. y. LEIGHTON, Trustee
Oddce, No 49, La ave. "
CHARLES A. RIDDLE TrustSe.
Oc4-d&de Of6ce NO 4ll y I'll -
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THREE HUNDRED WE'RE lxyURKp.-The casualties
works display In Quincy, Ill, Wednesday night
are more numerous Than irst reported, but SO far
none have proved fatal About 800 were more or
less injured
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IMRnSyEp Ph9REsTY FRONTING o.

EsTREET BETWEEN OH AND ioTH STREETS
on SoNpxE. oc T9 1t sf IL Hih AZ HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ We shall sell IN front OF
the premises part lot No. IA, In square No. 37S hav
ing % feet inches front By loo fest deep Improved
BY substantial three story basement and attic brick
This property BY reason Of its location Possesses
great advantage TO those in search Of hStcass prop
erty. This 10 opportunity 70 secure either
investment desirable DWELLING
Terms made known ct time OF sale: 600 down when
property struck on Al conveyancang at purchasers
cost.
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20 Pm Crsr On
ALL CASH sALRA

DURING IR1ovRNINTs WILL EEL
ny ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHER OLA
NoNDs sTRRIINa SILVER AND Sill
vxR-PI.ATID WARE CLOCKS. BRoNxxa
opxRA-aLAsslA ETC. ETC. At Dis
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT
y1ANK Il IxwM
90 12l6 PA AVE.
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DY ROBERT vosE 4 co. 500 B ST,
I'D Real Estate Auctioneera

ID Real Estate Auctioneera
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH at FIVI
O'CLOCK PM, We will sell the south 20 feet of lot
In square GA 10th Ut. Sc. This lot is 2OxlOO feet
or more. and is improved BY nearly -brcl
front house and bay window, containing 8 rooms anS
bath. 1t built BY the present for his owl
use and will bear the closest inspection.
Terms Ut sale.
81 80 deposit ct sale.
Title perfe a 4 s-Qxs
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AnAnt Pupf1.

Harry CRUDE Marchant, the Govern
ment's ward in the art of engraving in
Boston, has sent a specimen OF his best
work. The subject is an elegant drawing
room with all the accessories, supposed
10 be in the house of Mr.. q. d. Gilman,
who has been taking a kindly interest IN
the Young Hawaiian. The execution Of
the picture Is very fine, the details being
wrought with great delicacy. 1t Is in
deed suggestive OF the old-time steel en-
craving in the fneness Of It's lines, while
the drawing Is very accurate IN align
ment and perspective. Henry is taking
course in drawing. He actually enjoys
the northeast winter, instead Of finding
il trial after his balmy native CLINE.
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Tunsr.l Of charls. olsson.

The late Charles Oleson, son Of the
Principal OF Kamehameha School, was
buried from that institution yesterday af-
tsrnoon. A large concourse attended the
funeral. including many Of the lamensed
boys mates IN day and Sunday school.
Rev. DR.. Beckwith conducted the service,
assisted by Rev ". c. Merritt. Princi-
pal of Oahu College. The former deliv-
cred a sympathetic address, voicing the
community's coincidence with the af-
fiicted parents, in the sudden taking of
By accident OF their promising SON.
The exercises were opened with an an
them beautifully sung by the pupils un-
der the leadership OF Hon. FL. S.
Townsend, a member OF the faculty.
Floral offerings were exceedingly beaud-
ful and in great number. Pupils OF the
school lined the driveway IN front OF the
house, the hearSe passing between the
ranks as the procession started. Older
pupils Of the institution were the pail
bearers. There were So carriages IN line
on the sad march TO Nuuanu Cemetery.
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Persimmons. grapes, plums, apples,
caulifo8er, cabbage, frozen oysters. Also
far turkeys. alive or dressed at the CalifoF-
MIA Fruit Market.
Everything new at Fishers.
The finest line of Holiday Goods can be
seen at FIsheEs.
A most complete stock of Felt and Straw
Hats can be had ELt Fishel's-
III vou are In search Of Holiday Goods,
look in at y. s. Sachs store he Is display
ing an immense variety OF fancy as
well as useful goods. suitable Tor Christmas
gifts.
SDecial inducements win be offered AZ
Sachs store. 104 Fort street. during this
Holiday season Go there and learn
r7rSees
A fine assortment OF cEildrens' dresses.
infants robes, infants lace and silk caps,
and sash ribbons, at exceptional low prices,
at Sachs store.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The tern ". s. Bovine Is at Brewers
Ehari
The bark c. D. Bryant commences re-
anng sugar to-day
The bark Ceylon received sugar from the
lEalani and Ia Moi On Wednesday
The steamers Kazla and Waimanalo
AVe been lowered from the Marine Kali
gay.
The American schooner Twilight. Cap
am larsen. sailed December 25th Tor
Rowland Island.
The American barkentine Discovery.
sSsptain Mcneil, which sailed Deem Ger
Oh ior San Francisco. took the following
shipments; H. Hackteld & Co., IL. 30
eags sugar; c. B0lte, $40 bags sugar To-
I " sOgsr, 12,099 bags; tonnage, 6o5 tons
'4ae SOS ,S07.8I
Inc American barkentine S y. Castle
SlpAln L. II. Hubbard, sailed for san
sl4neSco December 25th with Is. bags
Iss-i, 1850 bags rice, and 30 Dunches
s /, Ia Inc shippers were: a. oc8ae-
= 70, 1870 bags sugar; G. Brewer q
oHol23 bags sugar: Thee. H. Davies d
~. tsZ- bags sugar, Castle & Cooke, 1s10O
- sugar: u. :. Grinbaum & Co. ss0oO
Is nee; HOLSTER a. Co., 30 punches
Ta ii,a1i :. Total tonnage ST. domestic
'slQel IS 1910.
1ae Jspsnese steamship Takasago Maru,
Ssi p;'-A 5eo. Conner, arrived early We'd
My december 36th, from Yokohama
ser 1 japanese immigrants and 40 tons
ss s1e! I Merchandise. Sailed from 1okO-
de- de- December 18th at 10 a. m; had mo-
opS I !. sinds the first day oct; on the sec
/ eon,; "a Oct had strong NV winds which
On Iaaalel 70 the 3Oth with strong seas.
IN nd
4 i:ir ea SECS; thence had light winds and
4 a..ssSSiher % port. Arrived at Honolulu
spd y SOeF 18th at 8 a. m Time. II days
A dork.5S hours. The Takasago Aaru was
Ebs,si a the Pacific Mail Company
Aa evening.
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No decision was arrived at by the Cen
tral Union Church congregation yester-
day evening, regarding a site for the
projected new place of worship. There
are three sites under consideration-the
present one, the old MOssman lot dia-
gonally opposite, now owned by Mr.
Kistler, and the lot owned by the con-
gregation at the corner of Beretania and
Richards streets.
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As a wagon load of boards came out
al Nesgrs- Levers & Cookies lumber
ward on to Merchant street yesterday
afternoon, the horse took fright appar-
emily at the rafting of the load Max
ing 2 bolt the animal charged right into
the line Of hacks On the stand. The
shafts came near doing for one OF the
hack horses. As il was, however, the
sole damage consisted in bending an
axle of one of Mr. E. q. Schumann' IS
carriages.
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Two man-of-war sailors were IN straits
Yesterday, trying to navigate their way
10 their ship without being arrested for
breaking their liberty. 1t has been sug-
gested TO our reporter that, when men
from the various Warships are on the way
to give themselves up, it is little hard
for such 70 have 70 60 by way OF the Sta
don and be docked the ten dollars In
*h1fr nav
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Another event has been provided for
the New Years practice Of the Hawaiian
Rife Association Leuts. Asche and
Douglas Hamilton and DR.. Yeo o. II. b.
VI. S. Hyacinth have presented a silver
CUP for competition, to become the pro-
perty OF the winner, In seven shots each
at 200, 500 and 900 yards, at two regular
meetings OF the Association
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Tramcars were on trial trips all over
the King street route, as far as COM
pleted, on Wednesday. Children were
at some places exposing themselves TO
danger OF being run over, and Tor the
first while OF the lines operation the
police might save accidents by Tepress-
ing juvenile enthusiasm over the limo
vafiOn
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Personal.

Judge Dole has gone to Kauai.
Mr.. J. P. Bowen has received news OF
the death, in New York, OF his aged
mother.
Mr.. J. T. Arundel left for Rowland
Island, his mid-ocean property, by the
schooner Twilight. He expected TO re-
turn In March.
Mr.. FL. J. Nolte presented his senior
walters Of the Beaver Lunch Saloon
Messrs. Zoetl and Understandable $50
each on Christmas.
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"Resolved, That independence under
constitutional government is preferable
10 foreign annexation for the Hawaiian
Islands" is the subject Of debate at the
Debafing Society this evening-Mr. F.
TurriI, affirmative; Mr.. J. F. Smith,
NEGATIVE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-27

The collections at St. Andrews Cathe-
draI next Sunday viii be devoted 10 the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
in Foreign Parts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-27

The Superintendent of Water Works Is
notifying ratepayers by post card OF due
day and amount OF each ones rate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-27

Mr.. Enrich viii have the Temple Of
Fashion in operation at the new stand.
corner Fort and Hotel streets, on Satur-
dAy morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-27

The pound keeper has q notics else
where.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-27

The only arrests for breaches OF the
peace Yesterday were one for drunken
ness and one Tor assault and battery.
After the storm 3 calm.