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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

WV e-ui'SoLoLctli, lODF lll NE
DO nawet ME przynios1o szczes
cla, boby i'm ME bio nagroda.
W tym czasie proby niektorzy
Anio}owie zgrzeszyli, to pra-
wdopodobnie pycha. Wielu u
czonych i swietych sqdzi ze ia
pycha objawifa sic w tenn, ze
ci Aniolowle chciei bye row.
nymi Bogu, chcieIi lowna z
Bogiem odbieraf chwa}e, ci
uczeni przypisuja ksieciu tych
zbuntowanych Anio}ow te slo-
Wa zapissnego IL lzajasza pro-
roka: pstqple mo- niebo, mad
g1olazdy BoSe 1uyaoy2sze stoHce
mgjq, ecsiede no gorze testan1entu,
e0stqple ma evysokoSc o61ohoeu,
6ede podobny Naj,pyaszen1u.
Gdy tax zgrzeszyH, Pan
Bog strqcif ich nieba i wtra-
ci1 lch wmiejsce, kt6re stwo.
rzyf ua ich pokaranie, a kto-
re nazywamy piek1ena. Tych a.
nio1ow grzesznych, straconych
do piekla uazywamy z2yn7l da>-
cha71a, takze cza7tan1 albo Ga-
6tazu albo szatanan7l, to znaczy:
przewrotnymi lub kusicielami.
KsIecla lch. t. J. tego, ktory
pier~szy zgrzeszyi i innych Ia
soba pociqgnql, Pismo sw. ma
zywa Belzebubem nlbo Lucyte-
rem.
Lueyfer znaczy ty]e, co ju.
tze'1ha-hyf ten -.sieze czar-
tow, zanim zgrzeszy}, piekny
jak jutrzenka.
0 straceui'. ziych duchow
do piekfa, lax czyt;4my W ksie-
DIE Obiawieula: sta1a sic qvlez-
ka bltuo no nleble:: MlchQt 4 A.
nlo1oe0le jego euazczyH ze snaohie,n
It. ]. ksleciem czartow), 4 snaok
ecalczyt 4 a1lo1o1cle jego, nae mo-
gil (zwycie2y6 ci Eli duchowie)
ami naGjsce lch z,1alezio'ae jest ma
neble.
Czarci nigdy piek]a ME
beda wybawlenl, nigdy ME be-.
da "a swoi grzech za}owaG-
czas dany iii ma to, by mogli
niebo zasfuzyc, juz sic skon-
czyf. Anno}ow dobrych zas,
ktorzy c2as proby przetrwali,
wole Beg talk utwlerdzi}, il
JUL nigdy ME zgrzesza i zawsze
beda z Bogiem W niebie.
W rpadku Aniolow jest
wie]ka nau&a dla las. Jezeli
bowlem Bog, jsko mowi sw.
Piotr, Anaoton1 gdy zqrzeszyH,
me przepusclt, ale poarrozanai pie
hielny7u $ciqgjonycA do pieh2a
podat mn naekl, to nauka W tenn
dla mas, jak sic Bog br>ydzi
grzechem, ze unue Pan Bog
niespraeuiedhouych no. dzle,l sqdqy
-qby 6yH meczeni-za zachovat.
Sw. Michafa nasza praw-
DIVA O.jczyzna, Polska, ma W
swyn herbie. Gaia Polska Eva.
ma by}a p'zed'nauzem chrze$cia,il-
st'Ha, DO wstrzymata hordy
Tatarow j Turkow, pragnace
zalac srodISowa Europe. Ale
osobliwie ia czesc ojczyzny ma
sci, ktora Cd miasta Halicza
/
niegdys s;olicy ksiazat, nazwa
no najprzod Ha1icya, potem
stad Galicya, byla w pierwszym
rzedzle wystawlonq ma napady
pogahskiej dziczy .Slusznie wiec
Galicya walczac nstawicxnie Z
nieprzyjaciolmi lSrzy2a, obralu
soble "a patrona Tego, ktory
zwalczy1 pierwszego nieprzyja-
ciela Boaego.
Kslqtlz Il. Il.
PkACClE IA WIARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

Jednak W rozmowie z dziecmi
swemi u2ywa obcego. Jestto
przestqpienle prawa boskiego,
lestto rogarda daru samego
Boga, przed ktorym kiedyS
clezki rachunek z tego zda
wac bedzie trzeba. Ludzi ta-
<ich trudno do oswiecon> oh
pol'czye, BODY przeciez =asto
sowali sic do praw bozklch.
ktore naSazuje slowikowi u
czyG swe piskleta spiewaG talk.
ze 30 sfowlczemu.
Bog chce uakazuie, nbys-
my nablerali osw:aty, abysmy
znad Jego mqdrr urzadzenia,
Jego wspaniaie dzje1a. Bog
jest cadownym pie tylko we
wleINlch dz1efarh, ale jest
wlelkiln / ~ najdrobniejsz
tworach. P"z,."c ,je, Jest obo-
wiazkiem tIlowieka, ktoremu
Bog dat rozum nie na to, a.
by go trzYmaf W powJakach,
tylko 2eby 80 ksztafcil.
Kiedy kto chce wnUsG ma
jaka Sysoka gore, na ktora
trudne wejsc'e, Ma ktora ME
wiedziec Jak podejsc. to pa
trzy, c1y me ma gdz,e sla
dow. ze iuz inni ludzie pred
MIN wchodzili. Widzac .]alSl
chodnik, widzac jake slady
stop ludzklch, ldzie "a mimi
ka2dy i dochodzi fatwie) tam
dotqd, dokad innl zdaaajqc
wiecej mieli trudnossci. Podob.
ME jest~i W rzeczach ducho-
wych.
Scleramy sic tu w Amery-
ce z roznemi narodowoSciami
i widzimy, 2e inne narody,
jak n. p. Angliczanie, Mem
cy, Norwicze, a nawet pobra-
tymcy nasl Czesi maja sto-
sunkowo wiecej nauki, oswia-
ty, wiedzy, ani2eli my, vidzi-
my, 2e te narody przez to sa
i bogatsze wiece! maj4 W
tynD kralu znaczenia, DO medr-
sly bogatszy zawsze pl"rw
SEE zajmue mivjsce, a lu'izie
ciemm i uboasi m''s24 ~le i'm
nym wYsfuglwac, s4 wol'Sasnl
orzqcymi G.a inEych.
Jezeli ME chcemy cuikiem
w tyle pozostac "a inrYmi, to
lnusimy to robic, co inni ro-
bill j robia, musimy 1sc takie-
M drogalnl, jakiemi sill lnni i
jaklelni doszll do celu. Wie!e,
bardzo wiele jeszcze nam brak-
@ie, ably inne narody dogoniG.
Plerwsza rzecza jest oss.la-
ta "a pomoca jezyka ojczys-
tego, ponlewaz takowa najle.
piej rozum otwiera, SERGE u.
szlachetnia. Tu w Ameryce
najlepsza i najprostsza droga
do takiej oswlaty sa pisms
rome.
Ola tego obowiqztiem jest
]azdego Polaka zapisac sobie
czylac przynajmniej jedne
polska gazette. Jezeli jednego
ME starczy ma 9 dolary rocz-
ME ma Warusa, ktory re
wszystkich pism. polskich " A.
meryce najwiecej jest przy-
stepnym dla ludu, to moze sic
wiecej osob, sqsladow lub krew
nych, z}o2yG ma jedne gazette.
Jeacli zas kto zapisze sobie
gazette, albo jeAeli ia przez
dluzszy czas W dom przyjmu-
je, chocby jej j ME zapisaf. to
niechaj rzetelne "a MIA zapia
CT, ho kto krzywdzi zeteIne
plsmo. po)skie, ten krzywdzi
Oiczyzn'e, dla Ktorej ono pra'
cu)e = ten pracuje ma lso'
nysc wrogow Ojczyzny. Ktc
wzbranla sic zapiacic za goze'
te, gdy nadejdzie czas zapla'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
co SkYCHAC?

CO SkYCHAC?
4 Wiednia donosza, re Cesarz
odwledzif carowe W Gmunden, a
potem wyjechat ma manerwy do
Czech. Carowa zas wroci}a przez
Szczakowe i Warszawe do PEERS
burga. w drodze w Prerau czekaf
ma MIA arcyksiaze Karol Ludwik
Y zone. Manewry wojska w Czechach
ME udafy sic powodu ogrom-
nych wylewow REX tamtejszych,
Jak rowniez REX w nizszej Aus
tryi.
Il Memiec donosza, ze cesarz
mfody zajmuje SIG przegladaniem
wojsk j podrdzami. Oko}o IA paz-
dzlernika ma bye W Wiedniu,
tamtad pojedzie do W}och, a w
Rzymle odda wprz6d wizyte Ojcu
sw,, a potem krolowi w}osklemu
Siostra Cesarza idzie "a MAJ
"a nastepce tronu greckiego a sio-
stra mafzonki arcyksiecia Rudolfa,
Ia nastepce tronu w}oskiego.
We Ffoncyi spokojnie. Jeneraf
Boulangier wyjechaf "a granlce,
pouobno do Niemiec do ks. Bis,
marka, potem ma jechac do
Rossyi. Tynczasem rad stara sic,
ably armie i1ote ciagle wzmac-
MAC i bye gotowym ma wszelki
wypadek.
W Hiszpanii, gdzie kr6l Jest
dwuletniem dziecIiiem, nastepi1o
pogodzenie sic lSr6lowej matki re-
gentki Z rodzina Don Carlosa, pre-
tendenta do tronu hiszpanskiego,
ktdry nleraz prowadzi} wojne kr6-
lami hiszpalskimi "a pomoca wznie-
canla buntow m1edzy przychylnemi
sobie prowincyami. Teraz syn te-
go Don Carlosa ma sic zareczyc ze
starsza siostra m}odziutkiego kr6la,
a zatem odwieczny spor o korone
" Hiszl anil zostanie za}agodzony.
W Rossyl car rowniez podrdzu-
jc po kraju; mdwia, re zwiedziw-
sly \ .ukaz, p1zyjedzie do Skier
l.@wic la polowanie.
w ogdle zewszad donosza, ze
teraz ME ma obawy wojny, bo
Niemcy chca utrzymat pok6j, dla-
tego tez i sprawa bu}garska costa
je W zawleszeniu, a ksiaze Ferdy-
land rzaadzi tam dose spokojnle.
t W Liegc W Beglii zmarl we.
teran polskl S. p. Maksym Antoni
hr. Il b o Ii k i, officer artyleryi
W +. 1881, ozdobiony krzyzem
,,Virtuti militari'' Mia4 lat SO; u
rodzlf sic W ,Jedlni W wojew6dzt-
vie sandomierskien. Pensyonowa-
ny by} jake major W arnii bel
gijs>iej, a byl autorem welu prac
powaznych w zakresie wojskowym.
= Czest lego pamieci!
Zmia1y co do nlustry wo)sko-
wei nrmi' niemicclsiej SO bar
dzo znaczne. Tylko 'akle cwicze-
MIA glownle sic maia odprawiaG,
ktorc sie przydadza wprost we
woIne. Rome .,gryfy" przy kara
blnach zostafy limestone, mianowi-
rie plzy prelcntowanlu karabinn.
Wojs'<" NJ ma stac W trzech sze-
rrgach, 4ecz W dw6ch t. d.
W TVors=o,cie w dniu % sicrp-
MIA pali}o sic wnetrze kosciofu 20
augusty"hskiego (sw. Marsa) ma
Piwnej Przyczyna byto pozosta-
wIene }rzcz rzemje sIniI6 6w fajerki
weg'an'. SpaI' nc d" szczetu or
gany, 2otrzaskane swieczniki, olsna.
Wog@lc wnetrze kosciofa SLIME n
szkodzone. Straty obIiczaia na 90
do 30 tysecy rubl.
w MADRlClE umarE w dniu
~ wrzcsnIa mar, zatek fiancuslli
Dazaine.
'.isassc'aa1sEAiA1lasszra'c1szlll
A1Hon+ VIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

W MADRYClE umarE w dnu
3 wr2cbnn mar zatek flancuski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

Z"'ia"y co do n1alstry wo)sko-
wei nrmi' niemicck;ej sa bar
dzo znaczne. Tylko 'aIlle ewicze-
MIA glownle sic maia odpraw1iac,
ktorc sie przydadza wprost we
woln'e. Rome .,gryfy" przy kara
binach zostaty limestone, mianowi-
cle przy pre1entowanlu karabinu.
WoJsIt" NJ ma stac " trzech sze-
r"gach, 4ecz W dw6ch i t. d.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-22
I.OnLS 1irYcl

We hrve just received large stock
Of Ls,dies' Hats. Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting Of Gipghams, Linens and
Wooiens, and Gentl"men's Clotbing,
oil of the latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
1-2G. j.. KosENsTocK-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-22
warn1npto p'rcspa>sers.

Ali persons are hereby warned to
avoid fencing lnnds belonging to the
Undersigned on she North Fork Of The
humboldt river, also to fefrNin from
Driving our stock off our ranges III that
vicinity. Trcspassers will be prose-
cut, d to the full extent of the law.
MURPHY q hill,
Halluck, May 26. 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-22

For State Senator,
GEORGE RUSSELL,
CT Elko.
For Assembly1nen.
JAMES V. MURRAY,
or Tusc0rorn.
W. W. .TOOHER,
OfEkp,
III. COKYELL.
Or Wells.
For Sheriff.
L. h. BARNARD,
Of! uscCrofa.
For County Clerk.
L. 0. HENDEKE ON,
or Elko.
Fer Treasurer,
l.. l.. MORGAN,
OF Elao,
For Recorder,
DAVE CASPER,
Or Wells.
For District Attorney,
W. c. LOVE.
or Elko,
For Public Administrator
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05

Inc illustrated lecture by Sidney Dick
lnson, A. M, was a brilliant success,
literally and fguratively. The lecturer
reclted, IN clear and compact form, the
history OF the Moors in Southern Europe.
their achievements in architecture and
arms, while the several events and we'll
drawn characterizations were beautifully
illustrated with immense screen pictures.
The lights in the hall were, of course,
extinguished. Perfect order and silence
prevailed throughout the audience. The
lecturer was listened to with rapt atten-
ton. The scenes described in the adj
dress Tell upon the screen one after an
other, in regular succession. the word
paintings OF the speaker judiciously har-
monizing, in their respective parts, with
the delineatiOns on the screen, so that
each picture remained just long enough
IN view to be we'll inspected before it
melted away and gave place to the next
one. The historic Alhambra was ex-
hlblted, in its many parts. both outside
and inside, with such viVidness as to fix
on the minds of the spectators lasting
impressions OF its gorgeous, artistical
and magnificent proportions. Cities,
mountains, gorges and fortresses were
brought out in bold and beautiful reali-
cation. The exhibition closed with
views of Hawaiian scenery, the Volcano
House, several views of the crater of
Kilauea, and pictures of Queen Kapi-
Otani and His Majesty the King. The
exhibition was we'll patronized by the
citizens. All left well satisfied with the
hour and half among the gallant
1
tic architectural achievements and their
wonderful, romantic history, supple
mented by the scenic views of the Ha-
waiian Islands. No doubt the Thursday
evening exhibition will command a
crowded house.
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A SERIOUS WANT.
A FireprOOf Building for Prese4va-
lion Of AR hives and r CORDS.

A prominent business man, in CONVEX
satlon with member of our staff, urged,
on behalf OF many property owners of
like mind with himself, the necessity of
Government providing a fireproof build
ing Tor the custody of valuable public
archives, records and documents.
An appropriation for such a structure
mad been made in 1884, but nothing has
been done hereunder 1t had been in
the minds of members of the Chamber
OF Commerce to have the matter taken
up by that body, in the way of urging its
Importance upon the present Legisla-
ture. They are assured, however. that
an honorable Noble will bring the cues
ton forward, and are satisfied in the
meantime with having the necessity OF
the case presented through the press.
All OF the titles and evidences of pro-
perty are not to be found in the Registry
Office, that has vault for the protection
OF its valuable records There are num-
berless decisions of the Supreme Court,
OF the most vital concern to the interests
OF those affected, which are filed in the
Clerks office. and the most important
documents of various kinds, relating to
land titles, boundaries, etc, scattered in
wooden receptacles through different de-
partments. Should fire break out and
destroy all this documentary wealth, the
community would feel supremacy foolish
in not having taken timely precautions
against the disaster.
Substantially these are the views OF
property owners, as expressed by the
gentleman above mentioned, and they
can hardly be gainsaid. 1t would be
false economy, on the part of the Legis-
la9ture, to refuse the means of preventing
the calamity apprehended as any day or
hours possibility
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
Business Items.
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.

Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
coughs.
A No. cream cakes and eclairs to-day
at the g Elite.
Horns Butter Scotch, the best lubricator
for the throat.
The Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bak-
cry and Ice Cream ParIor is the only estab-
lisnment in Honolulu that can afford to
sell the best Ice Cream at 81 per gallon, and
no others can.
f. HORN, Proprietor.
Irritated throats and annoying coughs
are quickly relieved by the genuine Butter
Scotch, only to be found at the Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory of F. Horn. Plenty
of testimonials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
shipping NOTES.

hawaiian brig Hazard is still at
y, ,,tfh Forest Queen will leave to-mor-
'"' sugar tor San Francisco.
steamer steamer lwalani will leave to-mor-
-'II'lg for Hamakua via Lahaina.
+ " aFGentine S. G. Wilder and bark
OTs'ls are due from San Francisco.
r .sa;, W. G. Hall takes this morn
r 1eSIils boat for Mr.. Sam Parker.
vii De landed at Kailua, Hawaii.
4 r ai45eTIcan barkentine Wrestler will
Ed s%D d q iull cargo of sugar for San
IN or NeSSrS. H. Hackreld e. Co
] H ,C Il, steamship Australia, Cap
nh !.iGiGdlette, leaves at noon to-
b. Flu, .uil cargo Of domestic produce
Iia , SarI iron bark CeciIe. which ar
] n 'GI;;lay; 81 days from Newcastle
p in t nun a., ,OO5 tons coal, is still at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
. losing Exc. eises at Kawa,ahao.

IOS4nSs EX OF cISeS AT kaWaIahaO.
The closing exercises of the Kawaiahao
Seminary took place as announced yes
terday, occupying from nine until past
twelve, There was very large gather
ing of friends specially interested in the
school as we'll as of the public generally.
Mrs. DOminis was present among others
and remained the entire morning, ex-
pressing a great deal OF approval of the
general proficiency as we'll as the marks
of progress of the scholars. DIR. Beck
with conducted the opening exercises
and made a short address. Then fol-
lowed the classes in the common braches
among which Hawaiian History and
Geography very properly played an i'm
portant part Where everything was SO
successful it is hard to single out any
thing for especial mention. We will say,
however, that the work of the two pupil
teachers, Miss Emma Raul and Miss
Maria Paikule, who had charge OF the
primary classes, was thoroughly admir-
able, and reflects great deal of credit
on themselves as well as on the instruc-
ton which they have received. The
singing, which was hardly less than per-
feet in tune as well as spirit and express
sion, furnished fresh proof of the eff
cheney, faithfulness and intelligence,
which Miss Morley brought to her special
work, and makes one feel that in her
death the Seminary sustained an irrepar-
able loss.
The drilling showed a high degree of
precision and is calculated to make the
Honolulu Rifles, to say nothing of our
regular army(?) look we'll to their laurels.
The girls are also being thoroughly
trained in cooking, general housekeep-
ing, and, in fact, in everything which
will make them useful as we'll as honest
and intelligent women. The school was
never, we believe, in a more fourishing
condition than it is to-day. There are
now $50 scholars, and this state of affairs
is largely due to the efficient manage
ment of Miss Alexander, as we'll as to
her able corps of assistants. A more
capable principal Kawaiahao Seminary
has never had, and we only hope that
her successor will do half as well.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
PRESTON.

The New South Wales Government
decided to prevent the Chinese landing
at all hazards.
The Speaker OF the New South Wales
Legislature ruled Sir Henry Parkes;
Premier, out of order in bringing forward
a motion of censure on a speech by Mr..
O'Sullivan, several days after its delivery
in committee of the whole. The offend
ing speech generally traduced the pup
lie life of the colony, and by innuendo
IMPLICATED successive Secretaries for
Lands in the foulest corruption.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
.,o.r trnn, FOreIgn ports

ger - uaru. Brown, Yokohama.
li'a. ,l'ig HOudlette, San Francisco.
i1,tI .il,d N, Nicolls, South America.
.g T.,nJsiia Kimberley, 5 America.
; I W"rning Star, Garland, s 5 Isds.
oA' M. -8S Friis, San Francisco.
4'l a. lCeiboun. San Francisco.
gym. W. onapn Winding, San Francisco.
i ois'.,sr Cook. Port Townsend.
/ r @ TIevy, Newcastle;
H -.l'I ] B Holland, S 5 GLANDS Is a ID;
2 3ltl. i0caste, Newcastle, \ 5 w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
Shipment of Jai anese

The Japanese immigrants ex steam
ship Takasago Maru have begun to
move out to the plantations. The
steamer Surprise took 70 men and Is
women for Hawaii; the Kinau, 40 men
and 7 women; the Likelike, 40 men
and women, and the Waialeale, for
Kauai, 48 men and women.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
Executors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
i appointed Executors under the will of
GEO. ENGELHARDT, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased notice is hereby given to all creditors of
the deceased to present their claims, whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise, duly authenti-
Gated and with the proper vouchers, if any exist,
TO G. Bolte, within six months from this date, or
they will be forever barred, And all persons
indebted to said deceased are requested to make
immediate paymen to c. Bolte.
l.. A. THURSTON,
G. BOLTE,
Executors under the will of George Engelhardt.
Honolulu, May 2, 1888. 240-2w 1218-5t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
Daily Receipts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
hIaqi and Hawaii per stmr Kinau,
e+Hon Z H Bailey, ] n Robinson
|'ie, Mr. Holmes, J w COville, J S
% and family, NJ H Shipman and
: Miss Lizzie Roy, G w r Ewart,
A Kinney, and about 100 deck
myers.
4 Maui per stmr LikeIike, June 4
a9loF ASs'te Justice r F Bickerton, G
- ,E and wife, W H Bailey, wife and
MISS Us Bailey. Capt w Fehlbehr, ] NJ
MIS- NJ A Locke, Hon ] Nakaleka,
'ley, and about 40 deck passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-05
n Office to Creditors.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
L they have been appointed assignees of
BROWN & CO., Merchants of Honolulu.
All persons having any claims against the said
firm, whether secured by mortgage or otherwise,
are notified to present the same to the assignees
within three months from April 23d inst
All persons indebted to Messrs Brown Co.
are requested to make immediate payment to
Brown Co. or the assignees.
A. J. CARTWRIGHT,
w. F. ALLEN,
Assignees of Brown Co.
Honolulu, April %, 1888. 225-2w 1215-3m
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AApert1sEments
Bishop Entertainment.

I N CONSEQUENCE OF THE MISADVENTURE
1 wiz: overdose of cocaine), which pre-
vented Mr.. w. L. Bishop from proceeding with
the entertainment Saturday evening last,
for the benefit of local charities, it is proposed
that the performance be given at the Opera
House Tuesday evening the 18th inst.
Duplicate tickets for reserved seats will be is
sued by the undersigned to those who are de-
sirOus of attending same, or the money returned
application. j. L. BROWN & CO,
% Merchant street.
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Il" Weekly Gazetta

b. a nI Issue Of the above journal
b here Wi ~. resume of the week =
= oIIor%imnao! throughout the group,
q wing table of contents viii
ealg. 'e reports, from tile date
p a5as's speech in full.
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1,s ..op Captain baltimore Of the
Elsio III Passengers, Immigrant ship
h u The Supreme Court of the
$ I q sid sisf2l, on various topics.
Ports. 'nree Cinnamon with
s:.s Louis stsvenson's proposed
iii I'll exercises OF St. Andrew.
+ p41o ANAC w >
81, : s soo,l 1 news items.
iqteryisrn francisco letter.
d 'r 40 45ouse mp0onrce7rning the late
er,n. Of marine and shipping
io,e.l aos'{ 81 legal gal! advertisements.
eba6 and sales oI mortgage
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~ Sp e.. u Memorial Day. in
Is, BY the &c, etc etc.
O'sttOres nd 71en or single COPY.
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supreme Court.
FRIDAY, June /.
INTERMEDIARY DIVIsION-BEFORE CHIEF
JUSTICE JUDD.

! INTERMEDIARY DlVISION-BEFORE CHIEF
JUSTICE JUDD.
Ouong Choi VS.. Lee Chun. Argument
concluded and decision reserved.
The King VS.. Louisa Doerking. Keep
ing disorderly house. Defendants APP
peal from Police Court, Honolulu. Con
tinued from March 29th, April 26th and
Nav 31st Further continued on account
of illness of defendant until Monday,
June 18th A. p. Peterson, Deputy
Attorney General, for the Crown; Paul
Neumann and j l.. KaulukOu for de-
PENDANT.
The King VS.. Wo Wee Shing. Mali
cious injury. Defendants appeal from
Police Court, Honolulu. Nolle prosequi
entered. Peterson for the Crown; Neu-
mann for defendant
The King VS.. KamokuiKi. Assault
and battery Defendants appeal from
Police Court, Honolulu. Continued
until June term day. Peterson for the
Crown; Kaulukou for defendant.
The King vs. All Lin. Violating Sun
day law. Defendants appeal from Po-
lice Court, Honolulu. Judgment OF
lower Court confirmed. Peterson for the
Crown; Henry N. Castle for defendant.
PROBATE DIvIsIoN-BEFoRE MIR. JUSTICE
PRESTON.
Estate Henry Cooper. Administra-
ton. Godfrey Brown renouncing his
appointment, the Court orders that let
tiers of administration issue to Cecil
Brown under $4,000 bond. Z. Brown
for petition.
DIVORCE DIvISION-BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE
DOLE.
Lucretia Aea VS.. H. Aea. The Court
orders defendant to pay costs herein
taxed at $40 % on or before Friday,
June Is, 1888, on pain of being adjudged
guilty of contempt of Court. Kaulukou
for plaintiff; defendant in person.
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MARRIED.

Eoe:aararH14tA "A L the Kawaiabao
It'd Inst NE Sile heY. II. H. Parker, on
lah Ns,I,o,o, Mr.. Albert Trask to Miss
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NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND OF FIVE DOLLARS A SHARE
"A is due and payable this day upon the WaiIu-
ku Sugar Com any's Stock, at the Office of
c. BREWER & co.
Honolulu, June l. 1885, SGT
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