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NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr
VALUABLE Erv INPEoY EE3vr AND TEIMPRoyED

TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEEN, 1888. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of the premises shall offer
1t public auction the following property: Lots 1. -
g. 4, D. g z. and o. LOT is improved by large and
Dwelling and No by large Brick Stable; these lots
are located on Bridge street between Frederick and
and in rear Of above lots and fronting
lots 80 80 and 81 in old Georsetoxn. plat Of the
property be at the office Of the suctoneer and
also at the time Of sale.
Terms: One-fourth cssh the balance In one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
and recording st purchasers cost deposit Of e1O0
win be required on each lot e time Of sale.
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lime PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
Il BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST BEING NO. 1920.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTEENTH.
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell. in front Of the premi

LOT +, SQUARE 2l1,
fronting 81 15-100 feet Rhode Island avenue and
running back to alley: the improvements small
brick house The lot is admirably adapted to build
upon being OF the few in the square that has
alley in and the late improvements in the neigh
borhood are Of fine class of residences.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one or two
years. notes to bear cent interest from day Of
sale, payable semi-annually, and to be secured by
option Of purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 required
Terms to be compsd With in ten 1sss otSsr
wise right reserved to resell as risk and cost Of
defautiny purchaser after five days advertisement
such resale in newspaper published Washing
ton, D. c. DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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VTNHOS. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Brokers
UBLIC SALE OF ELEVEN SMALL AND DESIRA.
BILE BUILDING Lots. SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF PENN6YLvANIA AVENUE AMI

ct five o'cIocK. in front Of the premises Nc shsl
sell eleven desirable building lots situated ct the
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street southeast
Four Of these lots front Pennsyivsnis with
foot alley.
Terms OF sale: Onethird IN cash. the balance IN
and years. with interest, and secured by deed Of
trust the premises al 1t the option Of the
purchaser. Title perfect sale. All taxes paid 10
myS-d6ds THos BOWLING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CEANcKEI sAt II, OK On yyA Nj y. AoI ~.
wssr AN AND sfSBLE oih-
Of the District o. coiembsa. A Equiy Cause No
other sre COMPLAINANT aud Lille NJ walker ssd
other =. dsisna.nss vi I'll ?; Sne,e sqSss N
DAY OF NAY, AID. 1sss. ~ HAIl-PAsI ffNE
O'CLOCK Pm. Lot numesred 2S. OF the suodlvi.son
hundryd and ninety -seven l2e5l improvcd by eom-
Portable frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale prscribed BY the decree: One third
OF we mopsy sss Wy. * ,s,,S an an.
and third in eighteen months after the day
d sale with interest said deferred msne ~ the
r.ts OF six Per eentum per anpum ynul psad or a.
OF the purchase money may be raid IN casl ~ any
time within ten days after the dsy OF sse The ats
20 be withheld until all the purchase money 10 psid
deposit OF slO0 viii he required ct The time OF ale;
AL eonveysncine q the purchsscrs cost terms Q,
sale not complied with In ten days After the day OF
the right rcsen the risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser after nve day.
GEO. w. sITcKNEY,
Aucticneer. 936 Est mySdkds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionssr.

TIVdO.Hhb OVWAA1Nu AuCtlUu66rs
FIVE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE a. NEAR THE
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH. 1888, ct FOUR
O'CLOCK on the premises. shall sell Lots 16, H. 49,
10. and 20. in square No. ~, improved by i've two.
sheds This property located The Observatory
grounds in alley bounded by ed and oath and and
streets northwest Terms made known at sale. All
cenveyancng. Sc. at purchasers cost. ESQ deposit
required on each house ut time of sale
WESCOTT WILCOX,
my2-d&ds 1907 Pa ave.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
on The WEST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENuE =
BETWEEN n STREET AND IOWA CIRCLE,

AND IMPROVED By HOUSE No. 1916 WEIR
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of authority in me vested in and under
record in iber 90 at pages So &c. Of the Record Of
Wills IN the District 81 c1luTbis the gnders,snsd
q RALf- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK 2: N, IN front q the
est bidder, lot numbered hfty-s (56). In Omstssds
recorded subdivision Of square numbered two hun
D. c. and the improvements said lot fronting twenty
three (23) feet on Vermont avenue
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, of which 1850
shall be paid q the time Of sale the residue equal
notes duly secured on the premises sold shall be given
with interest Ct six S6l per centrum per annum from
and recording TO be at purchasers II the Of
sale he not complied with in 10 days after SALE resale
chaser after days notice in the Evening Star
paper. THOS. n, WOOD.
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FIRST STREET WEST NIB North CAfiTof
S' RI 4 4sS9i q Is D':9''si e
TSdo q lots a. 20 80 and ~ in the
Tsrns made known At tine tine Of sale, sr,cxxvv
GEO. W. sTIoKNEY. Auctioneer. $3.50 st
TkgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
fNEES iifH AS Is HERE sFkEEf fsEEls BIZ
BY virtue of deed Of trust. bearing date the 18th
N ct sea Of the land records Of the District Of Co
umbia and at the Of the party secured there
ss SiE
Washington District Of Columbis to wit The eastern
in 0nu aS % nns snod Et
eehty-siK 1856, commencing for the same 20 feet
southwest corner Of said square and running thence
east feet inches to eastsrn line Of said thence
south rs feet TO the beginning
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in one and
notes of the purchaser given to bear
ct SIX per cent per annpm from day Of sale. payable
sold AL cash. at option Of purchaser A deposit Of
10 Will be required At time Of sale AZ
ss the a sh 1T to
Of defsuisins purchsssr sster hxe days PREVIOUS
mylla.a. R}EnfiH S 81 hHaasfr
IN sell ct public auction q lot of Paper Plates,
on &Y Il isST5
1883, at ONE PM at the auction rooms OF Thomas
my11.1w&my2s THos. DoT VII S Aacs.
sE ~ 81
S$S ii NSszSafos 3 c9ffiSE IN TIE
" S ss sSs q %
cember, A. D. 1859, in E11ity Cause Nc. ss25. we
T 81 Tas fysS S b BAY ~
parcels q land in square numbered four hundred and
MIss II: nHrth half e 81, Lot numbered ten 90, i'm
BIB 9TH street: and one-story back building, with
Second The south half of Lot numbered eleven H.
5y SEas EpSwp s. NS
Third Part Of Ios numbered ST. go; beginning for
i've $3.50 feet eleven lD inches; thence south about
sss a19i
thence to the 6eginning improved by Brick stable
persons desiring Investment. in business properly "
IN y ns % .Spss
CD year, with interest from the day Of sale for which
payment Of ali purchase money the property will be
e sale with III %
the trustees will resell at cost and risk Of defaultns
purchaser deposit of $500 each IN the first two
parcels and Of in the third parcel Of ground viii
be required 1t '' %fI Z sslS A. GORDON,
$50 Az ST. NV
REGINALD FENDALI. [ rx
Cor. AZ St and La. ave. AFcs'ees.
JAMES II. SAVILLE,
14l9 + st. NV
my1O-d&ds DuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE;sToKY BRICK
IL DWELLING, NO. 637 STREET 3. L
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Is. at SIX
O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front Of the premises.
ION OF PART OF SQUARE S77,
fronting Is IS feet on street. with depth Of 100
feet alley improved by three story brick dwell
ing, with one story back building, No 637 street
D. g.; water and gas rooms.
Terms One thousand dollars. payable November IL,
1889 at per cent; balance cash deposit of 900
required ut sale. Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers
wise resale at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
neWspaper pSblished in WssSinston b Title s"od
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ccaiaaaS Slsa Whiss end Ssoss saad \ =.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

caTALosuE AND REEEMPToEY SALE OF EhE;
EhsEks PIANO LAMPS s eHEA Fk GEsssA
VERY FINE FOLDING BED, ANTIQUE OAK
HANDSOME HANGiNG CXBfNETs CHIFFON.
TER, HAND-PAINTED SATIN CHAIRS SECRE-
TAKY BOOKCASE. sILyER-PLATED WARE,
2i DaN SSSeM sfASDs P6S
TlEREs, MoQUET CARPETS. &o:---
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. We will sell
within our salesrooms. 9th and streets northwest
BRoSZEs. NUBIAN FIGURES. MANrEI. SETS,
PIAN0 LAMPS Fine vp FURSITgkE, CABI-
These goods have all been imported Tor nrst-cisss
trade and sold on account Of the importers closing
Cataiosuss can be obtained q suetionsen Goods on
exhibition. DUNCAN5ON BROS,
my9-4t Auctioneers
EINE BUILDING LOT on THE EAST SIDE OF
II NEW .HAMPsHIRE AVENUE. BETWEEN N
AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTH,
q HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, We win sell in front
LOT g. SQUARE 90.
fronting 25 feet on New Hampshire avenue, between
N and streets northwest and running back to
This lot il admirably located in one Of the most de-
girable localities in the northwest being near the
british minister's and other fine residences.
years. notes to bear per cent inserss. from u S.y
sale payable and TO- be secured by deed
Of trust property sold all cash. At option Of pur
ehaser cSanoyeyaneing &C. At purch,sers cost do
complied with in ten days. otherwise right reserved
resell the property At the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after ve days public notice Of such
ny9-d DUNCANsON BROS, AuctA
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
ssRsTlsnssS female pSs.ciaa should eonsuit Ms,
Dk Wilson. HOS Park lace n,e- bet b Spd g and
18th aud 18th sta ne. Ladies only. sp23-1ets
MME Pc FOREST. LoNo-EsTABLIsHED. AID
= s:i ,ssids1o;, SSi . nv. Once SOs. from
" The Oldest Es..blishsd ana Only Reliable LAaiss.
can Be consulted daily. 464 St. between IN and 9th
Prompt treatment corrsspondsnce and cousults,
ton strictly CONFIDENTIAL separate rooms for ladlss
Ofhce always open. my6-or
nk. Icons PILLS
- H..a to an, :: .ad e. q sO ase.p. q pss
1T HAS HEvER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
1Dr: BROTHERS Il the Oldest established sdvsrsas-
s1s IN *; fi sSs ,sr '
Ladies. n..risd OF sinsiS Forty ys.ss' sspssssnos.
q b. s.i sSSfaIk 81 gssss S
VIZ cure any case Of and loss nerve
RSSss 1 = ys0r 70 The whole system Asisoe
10 FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERs poe n n
The Espsst 'i Is a. a. o
q and furnish nsdicins or no cSasss: oo1suiss
ton a9d sdyice free e any hour durilF de dsy sub
s sssefd t1a Lila bsfSss me y BS9faf5S
Dt.t5act Of oolumbaS this % day q Jus. iSsE
ne N0Irs FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
sfst :fs srouSis. S Srnss dsss.ss ssssd
~ b 5Srsf b56Ss sG SrRvhaSe y Per boz
SssSns. ioss q v SS nsssoa. sSs
N ils SficS 3 S .aI S sSs :si
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK
ON HAND, CONSISTING OF WATERPROOF
CLOTHING, kUBBER BOOTS. SHOES Cos
SAMERS, COUNTERS, &c
On TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, commencius at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, I shall sell, at the salesroom Of
Walter b. Williams Co.. corner Tenth st. and Penn
sylvania ave. the above-named articles partially
enumerated, by virtue of assignment made TO me.
my9-d ROLF CREYEE. Assignee.
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One year has passed Again the silent city OF
ROCKS mas lost US sharp outlines in the simmer
Side OF the stage-house door Nate, the station.
Keeper, Is sitting, reading month-oid newspaner
On me ,S segs OF the waGsrtro1gh opposite him.
entiy Nate threw down the paper and SAID, ''Weil.
III be durnedw Frank looked up in0uirinQiy. Maze
paper, continued: aye rec'lect the Old csnIsmS :
from the states wot went up the line about two
months after Lieutenant Calverly laid out Whist
Frank nodded his head. he was . man Of few
words. VI 10"
aye rec1ect how many questions he asked about
that little rumpus? Specially bout the lady with
the KID, who showed such heap o. sand? THAT
Old genrman was her father"
~ knowed that" said Frank, In Q tone that
Of course you knowed It" replied Nate calmly.
'Dldnt ne perk up his head like RraSS-f fed caynse
ana zen we SO when he brought her down the line
knowed II. Didn't he tell every mother,s s0n
an along the line that IL was his daughterf why.
r y, nc went OUT 70 the Sahatlin Agency ana got
ner 10 give up teachin' the InjunsS KIDS and go
home with him, they tell me that he SET up IRE
1snks Ter tne whole burned town. But ye didn't
this country to teach Siwashes did YET No!
Well tnen, the way OF twas this: she bucked
agin the OLD man In gettin' married. She bowed
worth durn. Her husband was no GOOD. And
when ne io9nd her father wasn't going to CHR
she 70 dde s along he went back on her But
lux back. That warn't her style. She Just got an
appointment as school-teacher out yere which was
no more'n gone when her husband passed In his
cnecks IN railroad smash-up. Well, the old mar
didn't didn't know where she were, TIL one day he came
| Jumped out yere. Then he got onto her trail anS
| ioliowed her up and TUX her home. Praps re rec
ant went back TO the statea Naturally. we'll. In
| sluice roooer ef him and she amt got married
Yes sir, yere Y u In the paper. They say the OF
couple OF hundred thousand 70 start on. And Wots
more among the weddin' presents they got was
II was presented 70 Lieutenant ana NM Georv,
w. Calveriy By Wells, Fargo Z Co.'S EYpress &,
grateful remembrance OF their gallant defense q
the Johnstown staga"-Robsys Howe Fletchsr I,
The Ar00n0ul "
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AUSTIN P. BROWN. i0''s'''
"1I.IVt IHOMAS DOWIING
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

MAGNIFICENT GOLD AND SILVER -BRoNZEs
LMNS. AT AUCTION.
closing sale Of the above goods will b held my
euction rooms. l1th and Pennsylvsnia avenue. on
M 44Ntlf MQRNINGs MAY FOURTEEN 1883. at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. This Is without doubt the richest
and most costly consignment ever sent TO this city
This Will be the last Offering Of these goods inter-
ested parties had better take advantage of it.
my1l-2t THOs. BOWLING, Auct
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer $50 St

rIo. W. SIAChNEI, Aucuoneer, $50 81
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE uNIM-
FEET ON NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN
IIRsT STREET WEST and NORTH CAPITOL
will offer for sale IN front Of the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK N. lots "a. %. g. and "a in the subdi-
Terms made known ut time of sale.
myl1-d&ds GEO W. sTICkNEY, Auct.
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direction OF the oaks Was not sometime moving
there? or was IL the moonlight shadows playins
he remembered that there was q snr,n1 nnder
those oaks and thar cattle were a,wa " ar1,d =,
or. perhaps a stray deer from the mounts,n ~ 2 ,
might have come there 10 drink His miitra ~
training and frontier experience made him ono
against unreasouing alarm. Ar the same t an,
the station-keepers open secret that the nay
mind IL would never do for him an arnv os,,c -.
20 hand down Wels-Faryos hoy 70 tha ,;,S, -
agent who asked for IL prosess,onaI nr,ca oe =,
naught else forbade IL He said nnth,npr rn ,h
man az his side but under cover ~ h,n " w h
slipped the lines and whip INTO his Ie.t hant ~
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On FRIDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH. at TwELvl
O'CLOCK NOON:
Pair Fine Blooded Horses (Gray and Sorrel
Brewster Brougham.
Brewster buggy.
French Victoria, by celebrated maker in Paris
Elegant T-Cart. 10y celebrated maker in Paris.
Single and Double Harnesses
Blankets, Stable Fixtures, &c, &c.
AULICK PALMER, Trustee.
Terms cash
my9-d&ds GORDON 4 GORDON, Attorneys
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Going Away.

The following are booked at the Office
of VIM. G. Irwin & Co. to leave on the
Australia Tuesday, May 9Th, at noon:
Captain Louis Kempf, Lieutenant
Moore, Rev l. GoodelI, w. r. r. Gould
and wife, Miss Mary Mcclure, Mrs.
William Wagner and infant, j. A.
Buck and wife, A. Young, Jr., Miss
Dunlap, Miss Madden, Mrs. Pairo and
infant, Mrs. H. A Johnson and child, j.
R. Low, II. Renjes, Mrs. R. W. Logan
and daughter, Arthur Logan, Miss E. G,
Smith, A. Herbert and wife, E. X. Al
sip and wife, E. w. Purvis, Miss K.
Wilcox, P. Peck, Master w. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. de la Verque, VIM. Gersette,
Miss Wilcox, Mrs. A. Y. Rabbit, V.
Stegemann and wife, Sol. Ephraim, Miss
Louisa Voss, Aug. Ehlers, wife and 2
children, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Day, Miss
n. Pettibone, Mrs. DIR. Grey, Misses A.
Jones and NJ Hopper. Mrs. Kirkland,
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy and child, Miss
Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley and 2
children, and G.. H Wetmore, A. q.
Cunning, R. Mckenzie, wife and three
children, NJ B. Augustine, Nath. Cook,
A. J. Irvine and F. w. McChesney.
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A Chinarnan Uses q Knife.

Early yesterday morning an oiler,
Bailey by name, and the Chinese cook
on the steamer Iwalani had little
trouble, during which the Chinaman
stabbed Bailey in the groin with large
butcher knile. The injuries are not of a
dangerous character. The Chinaman
was arrested and locked up in the Sta
ton House. In the Police Court he was
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon and remanded.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

'' schooner Moi wahine brought 800 bags
IRON Aamakua, Hawaii. She sails again
I'' Dark Ihos. Bell has been moved to Fort
SlA'i where she viii discharge the bal
r Of her coal.
schooner Haleakala brought 1.19s taes
~, I,'I Pspeekeo, Hawaii. She leaves to-day.
hawaiian steamship Australia, Captain H
,, --,s''s' sails at noon to-day with large
"0' domestic produce.
Il P 5'loonsI Mary brOoght l.8oo bags sugar
'1Ais' KAUAI for the bark W Godfrey.
i.Ie -'''''n bark c Bryant, Captain John
! "-'' out from san Francisco for this
ap..t p1uS'e training frigate Tsukaba and
! ii. ~, 1 =. corvette Rasboynik will both leave
Ia, IT, instant at the same time for Yoke.
h. Will De under sail all the way.
l.. t i' bark Deutschland. CAPTAIN Otto
b. fn'I Apsced to sail today for San Francisco
''I' cargo Of sugar. '1''9''
Laps R, Re- v. T. Hall was lowered from the
,7spIna 4 ~ Yesterday morning, and left in
'1'us Tor Maui and Hawaii
Igposs5 - >, , S'Iyeren Kruts. Captain locke is
i hi, -. 's i0 days out from San Francisco
Ela Nav :. Ai''e Mary and Alice Muir both
q. 49,. ~ III ballast for Bakers Island.
ss'aFpOop %. :. i-'helike and Lehua leave this
4 gaiale.I. @ sari ports, and the Mikahala
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AbOut &hIrfS

Mr.. A. NJ. Mellis of this city is agent
Tor IL. q. Gabel, San Francisco shirt
maker. Already he has filled a large
number OF orders. Mr.. Mellis takes
your measure and sends it on the
steamer. By return of the vessel YOU re-
celve sample shirt and if it does not
ut exactly the necessary alteration is
made before the order is filled. This en-
sures getting a shirt that fits. The
shirts are made of the best material and
well finished in every respect.
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PASS ENSiERS.
DEPARTURES.

\: Naui and Hawaii, per stmr Ktnau, May Z
n '3l:anO: L Hay, Miss Hay, Mrs PIlliet, w H
pm Naby, and N Starkey. For Hilo
Wports; W K4lud ald wife, ] Kalama
His, hons L KtWaInu and A ? Kalaukoa,
Nv Cornwell, Johu NJ Dowsett and bride,
sIder aud wife. JuIes T1vernier, & B Wells,
Ayanersley Miss NJ Low, Mis- d Macfar-
ESSh P0dmore, Marion Steven, Mrs Nicoll
aG Ireadway aud child, MIR Cockburn and
Ms R!crofr, A rernandez aud wife, Mr.
"a and wife and about 10 deck passengers,
n AAuai per stmr james Makee, May 7th-
lowell and Mrs G Herbert.
y c 4au aud Hawaii, per stmr W G Hall, May
: alTau and wife. Hon Il KuiheIani and
\ Mss D Lakana, Mrs Rogers, Major J P Ka-
'''A and 90 deck passengers
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-. = ,pecteo I-om ForeI=n POr'

.,.r,Dected Irom FOreI%EI POrIs
.urR Bishop, Wolters, sailed from Bre-
Ev,, Il due JAY I0-25
h ~ y ; "a D b Shaw, from f, due Apr
Nc Hr,cinth, from South America, due
T.tb Ms 5 Zilveren kruis, locke, from :
ira. due Mar -
i omaha from Panama, due March lilo
ELL. Herman. NrIauder, from San Fran
/ !, -onte 10 Jaluit, due March 10
IL Coyermonth. KeIlet, sailed from Liver
sv,rch %, due Aug I-2O
I'll ,Illau, B Holland, from HOngkong,
EGG 81 gbitmore, D H Ward, from Seattle,
.1s May 1921
ETCD Bryant, Lee, from San Francisco,
I-;SZsalandia, Oterendorp. from San Fran
4 % route TO the Colonies, due May 10
Il Julie, from Newcastle, n 5 W, due May
1 h Pakwan, from Newcastle, n S W, due
81
Ii Amey Turner,--, sailed from New
nl BostoH, april 20, due Sept lilo
ssiue Mary Winkelmann, from San Fran
ius Nay 9lj
n,tne Luiline, Matson, from san Fran
Tue at HilO May 1925
5Etle e Wilder, A II Paul, from San
SEQ, due May 2O-3l
.stne Planter W r Perriman, San Fran
igs Nay 20-5l
:sIrsntoA, from South America, due May
IN Ms Nipsic, from tn America, due
gN
lark Ceylon, K Calhoun, from San Fran
due May 1920
lsll " Bovine, W Bluhm, San Francisco,
I.T lj-20
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oar, rom FOreIEn ports

adams = naaiia. kimberly, from Hawall
,.'3 3IP2.,i- Belle, Freeman, from New Iork
;5iP A! .s5lrI and o Bosse, from Bremen
BIZ psS''GSl arporant, Nicolls, from South
% j., R,zboynik, wulf, from MarquesaS
-r.npis Walker, Anderson. from Fan
lsIlnd 49,. Johnson. from Newcastle, n
.+,n.bktne Morning Star, 6 + Gar
oLl -rs mas Bell, Jas Low, from London,
I.i t1l. rsuErba. T. Nomura, from Tahiti
! D. d > ,'stralia, Houdlette, from San Fran
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HOnoring the Dead.

Early yesterday morning about forty
sailors from the Japanese training ship
Tsukuba came ashore and marched out to
the Makiki Cemetery. Arriving there,
they fired three volIeys over the grave of a
dead sailor belonging to the Riuio,
which vessel was here about five years
ago.
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Mr.. w. S. Luce, wine and spirit mer-
chant, has resumed business at his
store, Merchant street, and will be
pleased to see all his old customers, and
of course new ones as well. His stock is
very complete and includes all the favor
ite brands of wines, spirits and ales.
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''' s. popdlstts, for San Francisco at
E a5'D' ~. Davies. Tor Maui and Hawaii
man for Kauai, at m p
Isab'I2a. , fEesI TOR Hamakua, at S,p n Fran.
81. Campbell, for Han"lei' Kauai
h, inland for San Francisco
.. ,s R Rsb5ie for EamaAu~
| Iary, for n h for Pepeekeo, HiIo, Hawaii
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supreme COurE.
BEFORE JUDD, c. ].

BEFORE JUDD, c. J.
MONDAY, May 9TH,
VIM. Watson ct al vs.. David Watson.
Petition. Ordered that Samuel n. Ka-
aukai be substituted as commissioner in
place OF Serene E. Bishop, who declines.
W. A. Kinney for plaintiff, A. Rosa for
defendant.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
Il he has this day been appoi nted executor of
the last will and testament of Walter Murray
Gibson. late of honolulu, deceased. All perso ms
having any claims against the estate of said
deceased, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise are notified to present the same duly veri-
fed and with proper vouchers, if any exist, to
the undersigned at his Office in Honolulu within
six months from this date. or they will be for
ever barred. All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment
J.. s. WALKER,
Executor Estate ". M Gibson.
Honolulu, March 9Th. 1883.