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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
TRANSFERS..
Real Estate Transfrrs for the Week
Endin. 5 uly 9Th. 1883, AZ Reported
BY the Fors Abstract Company.

Jefferson q. and Douglass j.
Myers. to Eliza J Pitney
81 y. F4SW 1922,
wd $1,000 90
Jefferson G.. and Douglas J.
Myers to RE-. Pitney lots
II, Is and pit Is blk ? In
avale " i 900 90
G. B. Nelson ct a, to Lillian
NJ Webster S ! lots IL Il
and ii blk 6 Rohrcrs add
to Blue Hill deed 200 90
James MeHngh to Archibald
NJ. Ray S " ! 26-4-12 1900 90
Louisa Hill and husband to
Geo. o. Yciser lots ca s
blk II, R Il add to Red
Cloud, wi 600 90
z. B. & Q. r Il Co. to D.
A.. Brownell l. 2-11
deed 800 90
John G. Shelly to Jacob
Andrest lots Is and Ii Blk
II Haley & Jacksons add
to Red Cloud W d 400 90
c B & Q r Co to William
Mcdonald 25-4-12
deed. 1880 90
VIM. j. Vance to Douglas G
and Jefferson j Myers lots
Ii and Is blk II Inayalc
wd 80 90
Wm. X. Craw and wife to
John BIain, west pit lot 1
blk ) Cowles. wd 30 90
c. BE- Q Il Il to Neb Real
Estate Live Stock Assn.
W 35-4-11, deed 400 90
c 3 & Q Il to Ncb. Rea!
Estate and Live Stock Co.
W ! 35-I-1l deed $40 60
p. Hurd and wife
to Jacob VI. Allen lots Is
and II blk Z Inavale VI d 300 co
Z. Hurd and wife
to Jacob VI. Allen lots Q,
10. II. II, and Il blk II
~Inavale, wd COO 90
United States to Isiah S Beal
c !, i2-3-ll, patent
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Uncle Dave Featherly feels proud
of the fact that he voted for the re-
nowned William Henry Harrison for
president in 1910, and that he will
have the pleasure of voting for his
grandson in 1888, just 4S years later
for the same Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
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Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF :, gar
tam cliattel mortgage given 10 .Inhn Merriy jy
I'll on the 81 day OF August. IsSs" =, H. 800 4
OF IN l.en'Ie and Webster street. in IN. cry n:
4 ID loud, Neb:aSE,, sell to the iishes. b,,I,o%r
19r ,3sn' one r.;y horse colt 2 years old, nare,;
ON 1le III county clerks cs;ce, of Webster, oa =
T., Nebraska, aud there is due thereon ,i,e eo !,
"l ,ntrt,,nVe eao. soiiars and interest. To satis.
y IRE sam to:etier with costs ana svpass.s =,
iotec.0Surs u said sale. Dated hi Ill -" ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

\ mass meeting of the democratic
party will be held Saturday, July %,
to elect delegates to atten congress
sional convention at Hastings, Aug.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
MAKE NO mistake

By dispelling the symptoms so often
mistaken for cOnsumptiOn. SANTA
Able has brouch: Ciatn-ss 20 many q
household and By promptly breaking
up the cough and cold that too often
DEVELOPS into that fatal disease WI
yet syve thousands from an untimey
You make no mistake by
keeping Il bottle cf this pleasant RENE
dy always in the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
The Celebrated Stallion

Property of W.. J. Perry. will make the
season of 1888, as follows: Friday and
Saturday at Wa!son's stable, Red Cloud:
Monday and Tuesday at Geo. Coon's
Sorth of River: Wednesday and'Thursday
at Owners Stable.
FRANK Is a dapple bay, weighs 1905
pounds, aged 4 years, fine style and action
He was sired by Success IN Imported
PercherOn-NOrman owned by the Dun
hams OF Illinois, extensive Importers of
:;ne stations. His dam was a half blood
Norman, balance B~e,lefontaine and Mes
senger.
TERMS:-S7 10 insure 4 colt 20 stand
and suck. Care will be taken TO proven:
&C .idents but viii not be responsible
for any that may occur. Parties dispos-
Ing OF mares before they are known 10 be
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

John i. Wait, you are hereby notified. that
ho.'i tan sale certificate dateu NOV I. lsSf; for the
tax of ,ssJ. on IN: north !. of the ne Quarter of
see - towUi range . W. pm. in Webster conn
" ana StHte Of Nebraska. and assessed in yo,rr
name. The time lOr redemption Will exrir,
Nov ]. 'SS-, II not redeemed previous to that
time | Will Apply to county Treasurer for \ tty
deed. +. ". button.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

otSDAT-sciIOOL TE~AcIEE-'T Tommy, do
sou know what the meaning of Amen
ls!' Tommy" Ycs'm; it's what the Fec
PIE say when they thiuki.'s time for the min
iSAer To StcD.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry ~s2cner: Nouarc hereby notified that
l have purchased ut IN: fax sale roy. ;, l4Ss:. to-
VIII: lie southeast : iof tin, northeast IL OF sr,.
-. iowa !. raus 10 west. Webster county, Web.
for the taxes oi tie year IsSJ, ano;pt S,.:o. il moi
re'i cn.dd before Nov. $, 1SSs. I will make apDli-
cation Tor a treasuRrr'S ttv deed. l.. Plum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Charles T.. Arnold: / VIII notify you tiIi, /
nave bought III ire taN sal.' NUycEihes ., 15Si.
the northwest ~ Oi section y town : range 10
in Webster county. Nebraska, for the taxes al
the wear IS%J. aniotu. -2:t-g,, II not rcdtgilci
before tie .i day of November iSS~ | MI! make
application iog :. t:CaSuTer'S tax deed. Z. B,JUI
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

&C. IAsF. JAS. MCNENy,
CASE & NCTENY,
J. TrORNEYS AND C~cTNSFLOPS AT
n VIII practice III I'll courts of thi, state
Collections as well Is iitigGJed business carefui-
wand efficiently attended 10. Abstracts furDisr.
ed on application.
cloud. Neh. ""
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
20 Whom It may Concern.

70 Whom Il may Concern.
IVA. rl,.
Not1cet1 l.",,'o'.s-,a IN: n i,nJ w
/ Ui section ~ toW, : fa"sr Sn'ernSs
county. SetrasSA' d"'s Cd .".n,u, =
!. i~co, lor t,T sase,w ~ .,n,.ti"n VII ,.Xpir
Novsni'~s .. ls~t. ~ara ! viii 'E,ke a"!l'c''''
1Cr Il 'fei.Su:tf "a 'ec". -"
$50 rr ,.,nio.
t,lai nave purchased III t.S S'ls h",.n.,er .
1850; io-Mn. ne noitnr",. 49,. a i IN, ,
oi section - v = RAM >. "c"s.c'. ."nt
NenraSsa, iorime ,aN'S 81 ~, ~ r.. - ~. ~
>9t-.i II not feutein., pei1ie ti.c "a ~ u. 10
.einoe.' IS, 1 VII !'ihv app"'~''"' !"
treasurer taNuee'- L. ihiuN'-
-,
na'e oo,i-ii' IL we I'm sin, ,,n.viire' =, - I,
the mc'i.i-"tst - o, SGc.ioii town :. fal,se y
IN WEBSTER r"hhtv. Neoiash"' !"r we i'Nv,"
thr year iS%;. a'i"lh' >Z.t.s', Al hnt ientJi'ie
before re 81 'iiyo al November iSs" WI max
aPfiiea'ich 10: Il treasurer : 'dN uceu- - i''''
~ ~ -,
w. -. trti-: I'VE! "0tiiy yIi .hat / hi"t'
o u. :"r;h-Wesl II ~ section - town rang,
-, Hesst.t c'Si..ss, Aen:iSk;i. ior me taN'S &;
before ih- "a fHy " Nosemle., ISIS. ! will max,
application iur ii treasurer TAX deed l.. BtuIl
-
II. Il. scott: Ix:H notify you thai ! have
bousl. AZ lie tx sal. Xoy.,abcr, : i,Se, :o-ai.:
section . town ran.e II. tster county. Ne
b!ask;:. for Ihe taxes oi tie year 1ssJ. amour,
$i.22, ii not Ict.ceIn, i i.-rcre the 81 day Of Ne
vember, ISIS, viii r.al~ an,!ication tor :.
treasIrer's tax deed. l.. B.un.
-
bought al the tax sale NoyrIni,eC. , ,Ss;. to-wit:
section town j range . west. Webster COUNTY.
! Nebraska. for the taxes 0f n . wear lsS, .,,;nini
81 .I,. il no; redeemed Itpforr The cI d,v nj No
! yelnbur lsas, l will make application for a treas
urer', tax deed. l.. Baum.
u.-,
hnn"%, i, ~. - ,Mll HOLLY YOU 'hI' ! iise
town = range? 9, Webster county. Nebraska, for
the taxes OF the year lSs3, amount $3.50, if not
redeemed before the 81 day Of November. ISsS.
] will make application for a treasurers tax
deed. L. Baum.
-
ArhartI a,br,n. Iwn, n,,;s, q ,,,,,Ih.r.
bon,,bt af fhe f,x GALS Nnven,hsr :. 1Ss. III.
Town : range ., Webster county. Nebraska, for
tiie taxeS OF the year lss1; amount $3.50, If not
TedeemeI pelore thr al d;ty OF November. ISIS.
l will make appllcatlOn Tor reaSurer's tax
deed. l.. Baum.
" -
Albert I:AthroP: Will notify you that ] have
pouSht Al unc tax sale November 3, 1850. the
the taxes al tho Vt III 1SSj, amount S1O.2i. if not
redeemed before the 3i dry Of November. 1855.
] will make aDplicatiOn for a trea,l;rrrs tax
deed. L, Baum.
-
Henry Wagner: You are hereby uotif,d
that I have purchased M the tag Gale November
c",,nty Z.hr,nsa e. v%"n r".SS ~, Werssci
amnrnt ~ a iSnc. r.S.S = .mc Scn. -.
2 isSs I viii n.ES ansI;.,1;",, e.. ,Nu.stuut.
.;,..i 7 nam,,. ""e"sei ,
n.,~- u...- -. i
thar + E,va ,,7r.h,s - !, az n..e"S mo..neu
- section "a town 4 range m Webster |
Npbrash N. far the fayeS Of the ve,r 1SS- l
amount 81. 81. n NOT redeemed before SOvrml..r |
3, lSSs, I will make application for otreasrrer's |
tax deed. l.. Baum.
-
Max Weinhep~. Yo, ,rs boroI,1, ro<;;..l t,,t /
have purchased ut the tax sale. November !.
ISSG. fine foIiOvinv siescr;i..,, i."d r,s m",.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry Wagner: You are hereby notified that
i nave purchased az the tax sale Nov. 3, isS;, to-
Wit: The southwest II Of the northwest II Of
Sec. I, range 10. Webster county. Neb..
for the taxes Of the year iss5, amount ssh. ard
II MOI redeemed before Sos, 1858 I will make
application for u treasurer tax iced. L.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
l. W. TEILENS N ID

LoHGEOiIATHIC PHYSICIAN ( ~
! aiming Surgeon. Office op;,osi,e Nj,
SaIio.a E.fk. Red Cloud. Nebraska
I hrch'c diseases treated by mali
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

W. ". Grail: !wi.. .Otify yIu that ! b.nclt
at tax sale. november. ., lSS6. the soutlrcast III
% The northwest IL III section -; town :; FANG
10, Ne.steS c.Si.t.. Nch;.iSk:. for The taxes -
the wear lSS5. afiG,nt Sf2L. If no; redeemed
before ihe IA iay If November, lSS~. I will make
application for ii trcaSurer'S tax deed. l.. Baum
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
JOHN @. YEISE..

a iiotNtI At LAW. All business ins,ru<
"A 81 - his care viii lie piOnpriy att.pf.
Dii'e. corner 9Th avenue and We! ster <treet
Red cloud, Nebraska. '
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Albert I.s!rop: o are hereby actiied
that 1 have purchased III tax sale NOVEMBER >.
1856. tO-wit. The north ea>: 4 ot the northeast
Il Of section 81 town ., range .. Webster r'lti'iS,
Nebraska, for the taNeS Of The year ISIS. amount
see, ii not redeemed before the III dly u. Ho-
I>ss, / viii make apple t.0J iuf Il
treaSurcr's tax deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry Wagner: You are hereby notified
that ] have purchased ~ tie tax sale November
8 1876, tOrwlt: The north east ~ of the north
west Ia OF section - town 4 range IL. west. Web
Ster county, Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year
lSS5. amount S.aD, IL not rcdeemeu before No
trcasurers tax deed. L.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
CALIFORNIA
THE LAND OF
DISCOVERIES !
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

Sec that Gus trsbn mark. SANTA ABB
lie. is or every bette ! - ~ every
bottle ot ;ntt pleasaa, g. :rit REM
edy. Satisfaction "~u.r"n'--i Or-mun
ey refunded nv lie: COX
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry Wagner: You are hereby notified
that l have purchased at the TAX sale November
), 1856, to-wit: The northeast II Os the north
east - Of section - town 4 range 10 west, Web
Ser coJnfy, Nebraska, for the taxes of the wear
Isl, amount 81 80. II not redeemed before the Sal
day II November. lSss. ! will make application
for u treaSuIrer's tax deed. J.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Albert L4athrOp: ! will notify you tina: I have
bought 1T the tax sale November >, 1ssi. the
northwest ~ Of the northeast IL of section ~
town > range? {, Webster county. Nebraska, for
the taxes OF the yea 1SS5, amount $3.50, if not
redeemed before the 81 day Of November, 1SSS.
deed. L. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry WageLer: You are hereby notified
that have purchased at the tax sale November
3, ISL, tO-wit: The southwest II Of the north
east II Of section - town ! range ~, west, Web
Ster county. Nebraska, for the taxes OF the wear
1855, amount 80 il not redeemed before the Sd
day Of November. ISSS. ! will make application
for 4 treaSnrer's tax deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Albert L-arilROp: l will notify You that l ,,avr
bought at the tax sale November, , IssG. to-wj::
Part OF the southeast "a Of the southeast IL
section I town ] range . west. Webster county.
Nebraska, for the taxes Of tle year lSSJ, AMOUNT
81 Is, ii n"t redeemed before the 5d day of No
yeln5vr 1871, ! will make application for Il treas
urer's tax deed. L.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Albert Lathrop: VIII notify you that I have
bought at the tax sale November s, 1855. the
southwest ~ OF the northeast IA section 81
town = range 9, Webster county. Nebraska, for
the taxes of the year 1sSJ. amount $50, If not
redeemed before the 3d day Of November. 1sSs.
l will make application for reasurer's tax
deed. L. Baum,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

N,,ice 10 Republican Valley L. K. Co: have
D;i-rt,1sc.I at t,> sal.r TIE following land. NE
north !. u the southwest y II 'hr northwest
Il of section 10 town /! range 9 weSt. "etst"f
county. Nebraska, date ri certificate, Ao'tlhotr-
3. iSSt;. for The tasr. Of the year iSSj. amount oi
500, tim. for redemption VIII expire
Nov. nilxs !. lsAp. whcn ] Will make application
fer Il !re:. surcrS ~ deed. w. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Albert Lathrop: ] will notify you that I have
bought at the tax sale November 3, 1856, the
southeast ~ Of the northeast: ~ section "a
town 2 range 9, Webster county. Nebraska for
the taxes al tho year 1855, amount S1O.24, if not
redeemed before the jd dry Of November. 1855,
deed. L. Banm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry WAGNER: You are hereby notifies!
that ] have purchased at the tax sale November
). lSS6. tc-wtt: The southeast II of the north
west - section u town Z range 10, Webster
county. Nebraska u. for the taxes of the year 1Ss5.
amount Sj.:a, II not redeemed before November
tax deed. l., Baum,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Max Weinberg: You are hereby notified that
l have purchased mt the tax sale. November 3
1856, the following described n rhe Forth.
east II 81 the northwest II Of section 3 town L;
range 10. Webster county,, Nebraska. for the
taxes 81 the yeaI 13N, amount $3.50, il not re-
deemed before November 3, iSSS, ! will MAKE
application for u treasurer's tax deed. l.. E,Im.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Max Weinberg: You are hereby notified that
Ihave purchased at the tax sale November 5.
lSSs', tO-wit: The southeast II Of the north
west II Of section ; town 4 range 10. Webster
county, Nebraska, for the taxes of the year lsS.
amount -. ~. If not redeemed before November
!. 1SSs. will make application for a treaslrer's
tax deed. L Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Henry WAGNER: You are hereby notice
that have purchased at the tax sale NOvembe
), 1885, tOwtt: The northwest IL Of the north
ives. IL Of section - town 1 range 10, Webs.e
county, Nebraska. for the taxes Of the wear lSS.
amount e6.N, il not redeemed before NOvelube
3, 1SSS. l will make application for a Treasurer,
tax decd. L. Baum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24

the pretty correct estimate of II
bags to the ton, 5000 tons. OF this
amount A. II. Smith & Co. are
shippers to the extent Of $500
bags the Kalua Honu Sugar Co.
1 400 bags, while the rest has been
shipped by the Koloa Sugar Co.
with the exception Of very small
amount Of sugar, hardly enough to
be taken into consideration, that has
been shipped by fourth party.
Together with the sugar used for
home consumption the total amount
will come probably nearer to 55,0 900
than to $4,000 bags. Grinding on
the new crop is expected TO begin
again in to weeks hence, but
more likely it will be in about 6
weeks from now.
The condition of Mr.. A.. Cropp is
far from satisfactory. The fever
has completely disappeared, but the
patient is suffering from a severe
rheumatism. a
BYE-ANp-BYE.
Koloa. Oct. 10.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
OPIUM IN POSSESSION.

Scarcely day passes now that
there is not a case in the Police
Court where opium is concerned.
Four Chinese and two natives were
charged this morning with having a
preparation of opium in possession.
One of the natives, Iopa, pleaded
guilty to the charge and was fined
$50 with ten days Imprisonment at
hard labor.
All Sung had similar charge pre-
ferred against him. He had many
questions to ask the witnesses for
the prosecution and in defence made
very noisy speech. When the
Court fined him $50 with ten days
Imprisonment at hard labor he sat
down in the dock with most con-
temptible look of disgust on his face.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
CHINA AND The UNITED STATES.

The Chinese Times of Septem-
Der 10Th has the following letter:-
THE EDITOR OR THE CHINESE TINES
Sir,-By the last two cablegrams
from Europe, we have learnt with
surprise and indignation that the
U. S. Congress has passed q Bill
forbidding the return of Chinese
after leaving the States, and can
ceiling all tickets of identity. This
is evidently in consequence of the
refusal (and proper refusal) of our
Government to ratify the Treaty re-
Gently made in Washington by our
Minister there and the American
Secretary of State, prohibiting
Chinese immigration into that coun-
try for period of twenty years;
and the Congress, yielding to the
Glamour of the Anti-C Chinese crusa-
dcrs, has passed this unjust and
unreasonable Bill, which is clearly
fragrant violation of the express
terms of the treaties made with
China on the subject. The Bill
only requires the sanction of the
President before it becomes law.
This is the last straw that breaks
the cancels back, and China has
now to take decisive step in the
matter. If the obnoxious American
Bill should be carried into effect,
there will be no other course open
for China consistent with her dig
nifty as nation than to adopt re-
taliatory measures by prohibiting
the citizens of the U. S. from COM
ing to China.
This, it will be seen, is by no
means proportionate to the harm
done to the Chinese interests in
America; but it will have to be
| done in order to show that the Chi
ncse can do the same thing; and if
! this will have no effect in bringing
the U. S. Congress and Government
to reason and fairness, then it will
be question for China to consider
whether it is not time for her tc
cancel her treaties made with thai
country, to recall her subjects from
there, to expel all the us. citizens
from this country, and to cease all
relations and intercourse, diplo-
matte and commercial, with that
country.
Individually, / am strongly in
favour of liberal policy being pur-
sued toward all countries, and ]
should be very sorry to see single
step taken which might be called
retrograde and anti-foreign; there
is, however, limit beyond which
even the most patient and long-suf
fering cannot go, and the most eff
fective way to convince American
Congressman of their folly-who
blind to reason and deaf to SOUND
argument, and reckless of the dis
astrous consequences that may hap
pen to other men, have passed TIT
obnoxious Bill in order to graft,
their prejudice or to become popu
lar with the Anti Chinese voters ant
electors, is to treat their owl
countrymen in China in the sam
way as the Chinese are treated il
America. Yours obediently,
A PICKING OFFICIAL.
Picking, September 18th, 1883.
/
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
A JURYMAN'S MIND.

When the foreign jury was called
in the Supreme Court this morning
to try the case of Chinaman for
perverting justice for whom Col. V.
V. Ashford appeared, and had taken
their seats, one Of them f. Godfrey
rose and said he did not want to
serve on case if it was thought
that personal differences would in
fuence his mind in giving verdict.
In this case his mind would not in
the least be affected in rendering a
verdict, but if Col. Ashford were
being tried it would. Up to this
morning Godfrey has been called
eight times but has only sat as a
juryman in one case.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
Whale Boats.

TN answer to several enquiries con-
l. corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course OF construction,
3 Whale Boat Frames "a feet by 81 feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak, and held to shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them up and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants, IS sections in number,
is sold at S2S; with large stems on keel,
and ready to plank $40. They are not
intended TO be ehnker built, nor as the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and durabi-
lily, yet light withal, for fishing and
trading purposes. We have exported
these frames and intend dong so, and
make this offer TO amateurs aud Others
DESTROYS of trying their hand, with
plenty Of leisure and small cash 10 make
a business. Win bend frames TO any
given model from 70 90 tons. Also on
hand for sale Surf aud Pleasure Boats,
Stems, Knees aud Timbcrs. Mutual
Telephone No 1926.
DOVER & SON.
&c If Boat Builders
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
lSlANDS---0CT0BER TERM.
hc'cULLY ].
TUESDAY, Oct. 23rd

TUESDAY, Oct. 23rd.
The King VS.. Manuel Gomez Co.
macho. Manslaughter, second de-
gree, in killing John Flennelly,
marine of the U. S. S. Omaha on
July 81, 1888. Arraigned on Oct.
LIST, pleading not guilty. The jury
returned verdict of not guilty, two
dissenting. Attorney-General for
the crown; A. S. Hartwell for de-
PENDANT.
Kahananui (w) vs.. Kahananui (k).
Divorce. Further heard.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. oath.
The King vs.. All Sun. Pervert-
ing justice. The defendant is
charged that on July 5, 1888, he
corruptly gave to Makaila, duly
commissioned constable of the Ha-
waiian Government, gift of $25 to
influence his acts as such constable.
Tried before foreign jury. Attor-
ney-General for the crown; V. v.
Ashford for defendant.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRE BIcKEKToN j.
In probate, guardianship of Sam
uel Moakeawe. Ordered that the
account of ID. f. Sanford, guardian,
be approved and that he be dis
charged and his bond cancelled.
w. @. Achi for petitioner.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per bark Forest
Queen, Oct 23-H Warrington Mrs r
Wallace, B Stevens, w b Koh, G w
Sane and Herlltz.
From Liverpool per ship FL Hackfeld,
Oct 23-C Behne, g Rabe and stow
Always.
For Kauai per stmr Waialeale, Oct
23-M A Gonsalves and 20 others.
For Hamakua and Lahaina per stmr
Ywalani, Oct 23-J Marsden, w Fl Rick
ard, c Bose and 10 others.
For Kauai per stmr Mikahala, Oct %
r. A Macfie jr, A Brown and bride,
Judge Knla, Mr. Smith, Mr. Apoi, Mrs
A Lowell, Mr. Katsura, G w Spitz, @ I'll
Bishop, i Kaaloa, Hon G N Wilcox, 3
Chinese and so deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
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LAND SALES.

Three sales of land were held at
Mr.. Morgan's auction rooms this
noon. A piece of land containing
an area of 60-100 of an acre situate
at Kapalama was bought by Hon.
w. r. Castle for others for $40.
Two pieces at Laie were sold for
$50 and $3.50 respectively to G.
Booth. An area of 52-100 acres at
Kalaepohaku was purchased for
$500 by Mr.. A. Rosa for others.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
SINGING CLASS.

The Y. M. G. A. have engaged
Mr.. A. ID. Bissell TO teach a class in
vocal music in their hall one evening
each week, if sufficient number of
young men desire to join. The pre-
liminary steps will be taken to-mor-
row evening. Any young men who
would like TO JON, whether members
of the Association or not are re-
quested to be present at 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-24
Certificate Of Registration Of ,,spy-
FiSht.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERros, !
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islande I

u NOW all Men by these Presents.
IA That, in accordance with tn pro-
visions Of Section 2. Chapter 8, II the
Session Laws of 1889, j. NJ. Hacd maid
has filed in the office of the Minis. OF of
the Interior an application for Certif-
cate Of Copyright for q book eI tiled
"fhe Honolulu business Director,, be-
ing u professional commercial and Yade
address book of the city and SUI urbs,
corrected up 10 date of issue" which
said application Is accompanied ny the
oath Of the said applicant that he is the
original and first author of said box.
Now, therefore, this Certificate Is to
grant unto the said j B. Aacdons d, his
heirs or assigns for the term of Trenty
Years, flom The Tenth Day of O1g3bef.
One Thousand Eight Hund,e,. and
Eighty.ei ghi. the exclusive RICH. to
print reprint. publish, use and ysnd
the said book throughout the Ha~aiian
Kingdom.
In Witness whereof / have caused
this Certificate to be issued at Honolulu.
this 18th Day OF October, A. ID 1888
and the Seal OF the Department Of the
Interior 10 be hereto affixed.
JONA. AUSTIN,
Minister OF the interior, at isas1In.
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