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MOrtgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreelOse.

~ ~ I'm
~ that pursuant TO power Of sale Contained
In certain mortgage deed. bearing date the
3l>t day of October. 1884, made by kamai and
Makanni. her husband, of Hanula. KoolauIoa.
Oahu, 10 William Austin, formerly of Homo
lulu, Oahu, and Of record in the office of the
Registrar OF Conveyances in Honolulu, in Liber
IS, on pages 426 aud 427. and for breach of the
conditions in said deed contained to wit: the
non-paymtnt Of beth principal and interest
when due, that the undersigned intends to fore
close said mortgage, and that all and singular
The lands, ienements and Entertainments in said
mortgage deed named and described, will after
the time limited by law be sold at Public Anc-
ton. on account pf the breach OF the conditions
as hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing as follows:
FIRsr-All those two tracts or parcels Of land
situate at kaipapau, WaIalua. Island of Oabn
contained IN and described by mctes and
bounds IN Apana and of ROYAL Patent No
1892 TO Kaupea and Kamai Apana eontai,s
40 Eka. ana Apana contains 90.
SECOND-All those three several pieees or
parcels of land situGte at Hauula, Koolauloa
Oahu, contained in and by metes and bonnds
described in Apanas /, 2 and portion ~
Apana in Royal Patent No. 1917, /. A s591
To q koekoe- -'
Apana ], s Loi and Kula. contains 923 Eka
Apana :, Loi kalo. contains o 4SS Eka
ApRna 3, Pa hale, originally contains IS Eks
a portion OF this piece about 4 Eka was sold
to the Hawaiian Government for a Cont Honse
site. iAOu9e
WIN. r AUSTIN, Mortpapee
W. Austin Whiting, Attorney for Morteaoee.
Dated Oct II. 1888. iS4i5
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IN the Supreme Court of the Ha-
wai,an Islands-In Banco. Octo-
Der Term, 1888.
DANIEL KALEIALII EFT AL. VS.. kEKUA
wELA EFT AL.
JUDD, CD; M'cULLY, PRESTON, BIcKERToN
AND DOLE, u.

JUDD, Cd; MCULLY, PRESTON, BIcKERToN
AND DOLE, u.
Opinion of the Court By Biekerton, j.
This matter comes here on a Bill
of Exceptions filed by defendants
from the April Term, 1888, where the
case was tried before Mr.. Justice
Dole without jury, jury having
been waived. The bill is as follows:
Defendants now except to the
findings of fact, or verdict, herein
made and rendered, and to the judg-
ment thereon entered, on the grounds
that the same are not sustained by
the evidence, and are not authorized
by the averments in the plaintiffs
declaration. And the foregoing Bill
of Exceptions being presented to me
within the time therefor required by
law, and found conformable to the
truth, is hereby allowed"
The counsel for plaintiffs contends
that there is nothing before the Court,
as the Bill of Exceptions does not
conform to the requirements of Rule
s, Section D. of the Rules of Court,
IN that it is incomplete and INSULT
cient. The rule requires that the
Bill of Exceptions shall set forth
whatever is essential to full under
standing of the case.
Defendants counsel contends that
the Court, having the decision of the
Court below before it, the bill is
sufficient. We do not think so. We
have to hold that bill in the form
of this one cannot be considered to
amount to more than notice of ex-
ceptions. The bill before us, excerpts
to the findings of fact and to the judg
ment thereon, on the grounds that
the same are not sustained by the
evidence, etc, ii does not refer to the
records, the Judges minutes, or the
evidence, and no copies of the same
are annexed thereto. We hold that
without these this bill cannot be con-
sidered sufficient or complete, or as
8 setting forth whatever is essential
to full understanding of the case"
In the case of All Chu VS.. Sung
Kwong Wo Co., 5 Haw., 292, we find
the following language used by this
Court: Another question raised is,
that the Bill of Exceptions did not
contain the evidence. The bill filed
refers to the Judges minutes below.
and asks that they may be made part
of it. Upon these his decision was
based and, though informal, we
shall hold it enough in the case, but
they must be copied and annexed to
the bill"
In Kamalu VS.. Lowell, 4 Haw., 604,
the Court says: "a bill of excep-
tons which, in motions for a new
trial based on exceptions to a verdict
as contrary to the evidence, must
embody the evidence, and in all cases
enough of the evidence must be en-
grated in the Bill of Exceptions to
apprise the Appellate Court of the
nature of the question raised"
There is nothing before us for con-
sideration.
w o. Smith and A. P. Peterson,
for plaintiffs A S. Hartwell, for de-
PENDANTS.
Dated Honolulu, October 8, 1888.
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of another,-that the conduct OF de-
PENDANT in concealing the papers on
his person and denying that he had
them, is sufficient, to our minds, to
show that the taking was felonious,
and is not disproved by his statement,
on his defence, that he took them to
show to his counsel; but this was
properly left to the jury.
Deputy Acknowledgement for the
Crown; A. Rosa and V. V. Ashford
for defendant.
Honolulu, Oct. IL, 1888.
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A New Captain for the Hyacinth.

Captain Acland OF the British Navy
arrived by the steamer Zealandia to re-
lieve Captain Bourke OF the Hyacinth.
He is accompanied by his steward, Mr..
W. Hobbs. Captain Acland's last ship
in commission was the Miranda on the
Australian station During the recent
naval maneuvers on the coast of the
United Kingdom, however, ne was in
command of the cruiser Ampion, that
very skilfully broke the eHemy's block
adeof Loeb SNiIly Captain Acland will
likely have the offer OF re-appointment
when the Hyscinth receives a new crew
at Hongkong in March. He has been
here before on one OF Her 4aiesty's flag
shfps.
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Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton to FOrecIOse.
NOTICE re uIrDErx-

= ina pursuant to power Of sale eon,st-.s
y, ,ss Certain mortgage deed, dated Juiv 10 q
1919, made by Alfred WIN Jones ~ =, a
Island OF Maui, TO Bishop. n p.,,s anel1 q
n damon, dOl9g business in HonoIni1 f sna
Of 81 Oann- under the firm name ara Island
Dlshop q 20, recorded in the office N m o.
tI4s u C0nyeyances- in Liber I'D foiias ~ nsgls
ana Tor breach Of the condition. H. Lto-i-S
oeed Confined to wit: the non sSiu IaorI
o. o. ootn the principal aud interest /. ~ len1
tL1L AZ ana slngai ar the lands teHcr. oeey
.slnents In said mortgage deed ana
anu described will after The tine Hfun.xihso
iaE 1s ana az time to be hereafter ~
o. tne conditions as hereinbefoTe sse preach
ne properly in said mortgage AZ, ds.s slonea
me one undivided half or rnoistv =, -,
81 I'm tsaet u land situate at L1neh.A Al lhat
VI Molokai. containing az area ~ ~, Island
inors OF iess and being the sane acres,
"a hoysi fatent No 1895 10 Wm tILenlses des-
As one AnolEded half OF moietv ~ =, Also
$3.50 lraei OF land situate In IA al ihat
nj .lo known as the Ahupuaa ~ OF
~ ~ soIItIalnIhg an area Of 22J scrss - onaku-
Is3d me same premises daselsllofs o.
usiii. III p1o 70; 51s2 to Ra1fns-
ii.fas ~ eirat, Attorney for A,rs.,..s aseess
honoialu, Oct. 2, 1883. s1es &C.. 4
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Colonel HaefarIaue.

Col. Geo. ". Macfarlane has unfor-
tunately been stopped at New York on
his travels, With an attack of erysipelas
caused by cold contracted in Montreal.
A private letter from San Francisco
states that the Colonel had been offered
the position Of Chamberlain to King
Kalakaua
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Receipts of Produce for the Week.
Bags susAr. Bass rice. Mis-. pkg
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco, per bark Forest
Queen, Oct. 23-H Wormington. Mrs E
Wallace, s B Stevens, WB Koh, 6 W Sane,
and Herlitz
From Liverpool. per ship H Hackfeld,
Oct &c Behne, G Rabe. and 3stowaways-
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr W G.
Hall, Oct 26-H Y Musgrave, Rothwell.
II r Colburn. n S Williams, G Jones, E
Smith, Mrs Crews and child, W Kusi-
moku, F W Bartels, K NahaIe, C Okuu,
and 50 deck passengers.
From Kappa. per stmr James Makee, Oct
27-Col 2 $ Spslding.
From San Francisco, per s S Zealandia.
Oct 27-His EI L A Thurston, Capt w A a
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therefore dismiss the appeal, with
costs.
a. P. Peterson, Deputy Attorney
General, for the Crown A. Rosa,
for defendant.
Dated Honolulu, October S, 1883.
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DIED.

WHITNET-At Pelekane. Honolulu, Oct
ober 9th, Mrs Captain B. Whitney,
aged 50 years. months, and Is days.
Leaves a husband and five children to
mourn her loss, San Francisco papers
please copy.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TILE

Il provisions Of certain Mortgage made nv
Hsbdwidu ~ and Maria HabdwIdu his wifs
TO Raymond Reyes, dated November ri. fss7
recorded in Liber lOo, pages 337 and 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the MOROCCO =
tends 10 foreclose the same forcor dition broken
TO VIII: for non-payment Of interest thereon
Notice Is likewise given that after the exnira-
the property conveyed by said mortgage will he
ADVERTISED for sale at Public Auction At tbe snc-
ton rooms Of Jas. f. Morgan, in Honolni1 on
WEDNESDAY. the 3ist day of October lSss
at IL noon Of said day 49,
Further particulars can be had of s. NJ. KAN
Dated Honolulu. 81 Sept. 1888
RAYMOND REYES, MOrtpagee
Ihe premises covered by said Mortgage com
SYST OF certain premises makai side OF BeTetsnis
81 on waikiki side of Panchbowl 81. eontain-
ing 41-lO1 acre Of fac house lot. 154i.5t
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclOse.
nURSITA Mt To DnW

4 Sale contained in a certain mnrtoao,a -. =, =
by W l.. Wilcox 10 S. B. Dole. Tru-iee da1ed
the 2ith day Of March. A d. 1884 of rsco,d a.
The hawaiian IVA Registry of DEEDS in Book 90 90
Kruger on the 26th January. 4. u 1SSs i ans =
record a. aforesaid, the undersigned bsesb ~
gives notice Of his intention to foTeelosa tpSS
sald mortgage for condition broken to WI: Tbs
when due, and after the time jimi.ad' interest
will sell at public auction the and dsscrihsS'
s1ld mortgage- to wit; All that Uiec ~ 49,
sd.uate al heauho, 10 Kalihi, Honolulu. oahn
containing al area Of 24lOO acres S9Au'
FRANK J. KRUGER.
Assignee Of said MORTGAGE
a; Rosa; Attorney for Frank J. Kru0er
dated Honolulu October % 1859 iss, "a.
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advertisements.
MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

CIUSuI Cs
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
i provisions of certain mortgage made by
James Keau to Alex. j. Cartwright, Trustee,
dated July 18th, 1855. recorded Liber. 81. page
9s3. notice is hereby given that the mortgagee
intends to foreclose the same for condition
broken. TO wit: Non-payment OF interest.
NOrIcE is likewise given that, after the ex-
piration of three weeks from the date of this
notice the property conveyed by said mortgage
will be advertised for sale at public auction at
the Auction Rooms of James F. Morgan, in
Honolulu. on MONDAY, the third day Of De-
Ceniber, 1885. at ~ noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had Of W. R.
Castle.
Dated Honolulu, October 30. 1888.
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT, Trustee,
Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mortgage con
sist of lot containing l7-IOO Of an acre on the
makai side OF King street, Just beyond Leleo
in Honolulu. together with the houses thereon,
conveyed TO mortgage by deed OF j. NJ. Kakena,
Lioer. 50, page 1876. 1874
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Several prehistoric graves have been
in q moundin the parish OF
Kiltesrn, Ross-shire, Ireland.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiia ISL
ands, In Banco. October Term.
1888.
THE King VS.. CHOP TN.

BEFORE JUDD, c. j., M'ouLLY, PRESTON, BIcK-
ERToN AND DOLE. u.
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nailroaOs.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTEACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America.
ears Albany and Abany Sons
GENT a D. M 6s also East Albany to St. Adams via
. 80 a. NJ, FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATED vEsTI
composed exclusively Of buffet smoklns.car dning; ear
cu,e, Roehs.sSr Buffalo, IIe Cleveland indianapolis
and Toledo arriving at Chicago at 20 a. M st. Louis
for Columbus and Cincinnati.
10 20 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls TO
Chicago, dsawlnsroVm eats to Cdnanungua ana hoches
III 40 m, Western New;York and Northern Express
$50 J. m. Albany Troy and Utiea Special. with draw
q .5S D. m Accommodated to Albany and Troy. Con-
nests for wlllsmstown North Adams and intermediate
press for Niagara Falls BufNo, Suspension Bridge To-
ronto and Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis
Detrct and Chicago. with vestbued and steam heated
% Msns,ea ana Ro SnSs.di p6ln M Vi,
E. SlSsS. aaIy slse Ottawa. via S. Adams Canada
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday and to Syracuse
and Csnandarua daily, except sunday. Sunday train
. ,. M, Special Man Limited arrives IS Rochester
20 a. NJ Buffalo o: S5 a. m. and Cleveland rs ? ~
TO- ass 80 . E'' f SssS EtRssi baf
cianaDols 81 Louis Desroit and Chicago Win Sleeping
eept saturssY. also to csnandaigua on sunday. only
Sleeping cars to Albany. Connects Albany with train
Tickets in drawing and sleeping cars on
sale at Grand Central Station 4lS s5 and 9tS Broadway
Il ft p,ce sseYy s % %s and 5
fulton sts. brooklyn. and 20 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
-. Run daily other. daily excsp. susasy tstqg A.
iaSst Station to axe up PASSENGERS io' Norsn ana
J. NJ.
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Railroads..

DAY LINE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
ID folk Va and South Leave New. York. via Pennsy
vsnIa Railroad D. m Phiaielphia 4 80 D. N parlor
station 7 D. m Arrive Old Point Comfort q. H.. Nor
fok & a. m connecting with all southern trains *. "
TOMPKINS General Passenger Agent, 251 Broadway.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \: \; .! Z. ~ a
co. aeS asa 20 e miSusss s' s.fis
ion fsSs Jys oo esi'i1ss' pssI''s ISus
. 1 90 q .S, 90 t g hS Eva "a
sa 'Isf Hss Il +: S SS
o s.uss'esa (. da oa "a 90 1lOa an Us M
SeI5urS 10 rs a 10, 10, 8 rs sAS m. Hayer'
ir as fs For0nto Dsao cs
div :tss sun 2a rS'L s. Ssq Sssss
Hg' mn s g b n ) H IL Fen
tables info-yst9n spply at pns ns, s osc
loo. u Foton.sI New.yofk cty-5GS and s49 Broad.
1853 Boyer - PARK p ,so; a. anq Wss'
we.c3t ErRss. calls Tor and efsekj siskfss ''O"
h''' General Passenger Aeen. vsnderbitsve-. n Y.
- nUkL.LINL-Al.L nAlL KOUIE-FOR
- Boston Providence, Newport and the East kSpTess
train, Grand Central station for Providence ana Bo
Ton at 10 a. m. ; 1 p ~ Limited Express at P m
Dining carr Night Express at ii 10 p ,mS DAILY
For Newpor, at d m. and D. m. Palace Parlor cars
OF Sleeping Cars on al Express tFains
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NETWORK & NEw-ENGLAND R. R.
FoR BOSTON,.

FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS ON TINE.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INSURING REST
TINE AND PUNCTUAL ARRIVALS
Trains Grand Central Depot IL nOon Day Express
arrived Ia Boston q 80 u ~, week days
d m New England Limited (vta AIR Line). arrives In
Ro-ton, a. J. IA. daily.
IL 80 =. Night Express. arrives In Boston a. m,
week days
Elegant parlor cars, coaches and dining day
trains sleeping night train, Entfe equipment
new All trains through without change.
Tickets and berths At oees. Grand Central Depot aud
1897 Broadway.
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Arcilon Sales.
LEONARD BROTHERS & CO.,
900 5TH-AvE.
r. A. LEONARD, Auctioneer
ABSOLUTE SALE THIS
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
Dec and g. at 9 o'clock each evening, Of
MODERN PAINTINGS
Bonhsur. Rosa Zeim, Fortuny.
Berne- Beecour. Cays, Joaquin,
Israels Fritz. Munkacsy.
Corot Helbuth echreyer,
Daubigny. Tissas Van MareSa
Dupre JuleA Isabey, Vibert
Slllon VauteS btevsn~ Az
Partly belonging to
Mr. CHARLES f. HAsELTINE
278 shave. New-York.
Dartly belonging to q number Of
EUROPEAN coNsIGNoRS.
from whom on account advances made by tine largest
we have ever nade we have positive orders to sell
WITHOUT RESERVE.
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Couarlnersbip Notlccs.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L under the arm name u 4. PERSON HARTMAN Z
CO.. composed OF AUGUsTIN T.. PERSON NOW DE-
LOUIS KLEIN and WILLIAM T. HARTMAN. tetm'
mates this day The liquidation viii De made in New
Hartman ana william T.. Hartman r4En-
ing Jointly, and ia Pairs BY Louis Klein.
Dated NeW-YOrk, November 30, 1o-s.
A. PERSON HARTMAN z CO.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED being desr1us @, 0rm-
Partnership FOR the anocon of ne cs!
tile business do hereby in pursuance of tie Statue IN
such m5ao ar1 provided,
CERTIFY:
1. That Arm under which such partnership
f. be conducted il KLEIN HAIR! AZ co.
9 That general nature ~ the business Offended 20
be transacted il mercantile beng the importing into the
United Of dry goods aui dealing therein aud sell
ing domestic dry g ofs commission.
g. That the or all thf al ana special par
ners interested therein. and their sIfttNe lIcrs Oh
residence. fOlOTr Eamfiy LOUIS KLEIN, WI.
resides In Pairs. France; WILLIAM J.. HARl.lL AN
and JAMES BOYLE each o. whom resides In tie tly,
County AMI state Of N'wYo X The cleFal iariiti-
and EMMANUEL BROSsET, who resides IN Lyons
france. and EDOU ARD GROSHAKTNAN. who resides
Wesscring. Assee. Germany, the special partn -
That the Of capital wtc. cach spec a. part
ner contributed the common stock i a. follows
Tie sad Emmanuel Br0s-et has cont Luird Thereto the
sum Of one hundred and ftr thousand dollars AM the
Gro~ Hartman has contributed Thereto the
sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
& the said partnership h 70 commence ou the
0f Deccmbcr one thousand eight hunir u 1ih
eighy-eght and terminate on the threth day of NO
Ncmh4r one tboussni elEhs bundled ant nlnetv-two-
Dated tis f1Lth 1ay OF October one thousand eight
HuH'hNu Ill ,f-rS fgasf
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM POS. sTEWAKI BUILDING, NO. $50 BROAD
WAY NETWORK, November 20, 1858.
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
ID erlss and doing all necessary construct tho
gatehouse at Central Park Reservoir laying the oun-
datons supersructurc and suLstructure constructing
oil chambers and appurenances and laying all other work
necessary complete Section II Of the new Aqueduct.
viii he received Office until Friday December II,
1883 az o'clock ?. at which place ana hour they
Will he publley opened by the AQueduct COmmlss oners,
and the award OF the contract doing said will
ie made by said Commissioners soon thereafter as
possible . -. - -
Blank OF SAID approved contract and the speca'
and bids proposals ana proper en-
welcomes f9r their enclosure and forms o. bonds and
the mans for said work. and all other information, can Do
attained AZ the above once the Aqueduc Comm ssoners
on application 10 the SECRETARY
nv order OF the AQueiuct Commissioners
JOHN c. SHEEHAN. JAMES C. DUANE
Secretary. President
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EeI, i1)1utr0.
Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 200, STEWART BUl LDING, NO. 80 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK, November 20, 1855
TO CONTRACTORS.
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
I'D Nos and p on or neat Bog Brook, in the town Of
tunnel gate houses and other appurtenances in
ton with the East Branch Reservoir, as called for In
the approved forms and specifications file
in tne office OF the Aqueduet Comm ssioners win be
received az this until Friday December a. 1855,
3 o'clock p m at which pace aud hour they viii
opened by the Aqueduct Commits sioners, and
sne award contract for doing said work wll be
Ilade said Commis a. soon thereafter az
cations therefor and bids proposals and proper en-
velopes their enclosure and forms OF bonds and also
the plans for work. and all other information can DO
obtained the above Office OF the Aaueduct COMMISSIONER
on a the secretary.
VI M order OF the Aqueduct Comm ssOners.
JOHN {. SHEEHAN. JAMES {. DUANE
Secretary President
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I EHIGI VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coftiahd' ana
~ s0 y M FOR Catasauqua and intermediate points
q IL for Geneva, Lyons blEifa It1chvssL en 40
and the West and principal local po'H''' N WA "
EIlia- -..t..e .ot,.s
ii - n. for Cherry Ford and intermediate points ch,
d. m Tor Tunkhannock an1 iatcfned5tc points = a.f
ear to Tunkhannock- Connection to Kealhg ana psrfiS
burg. $500, ,~n.,r.i tnternediate
$40 D m. for Pittston and principal ih'erneuiao
polut, Chair car J.. and Is. Junction Ill.,. .o,,..
y 10 u IN for Mauch Chunk and intermed9te poihtA
Conn~ctl'n 10 Reading and Hsrrisbufs Chiif car 10
M8uch Chunk. - ,,..,.. po.has,er Ruralo
. m. FOR Geneva Lyons Elmlra koehesee'' ouHAAO
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons a . - -,
Trains leaving a. M p m a.a Ton 81 oi rego1s
meet Tor All ponts Mahanoy ara iazieloh eoal VsVS
-4- 49, 49, ' SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazletoh anu 'n'eE'Ae1s'e
5f5 D. m for Copay and lntermediate points prr,,o
D n for Geneva. Lyons. Elulfa; hochesue1' DuNsio
ana the West pullman sleeper % Lyons
General Eastern once. go broad"ay
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Mnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE plano.
"A Of our make which specially seected ana used
Nv the artists on the Metropolitan House CompanI
cur.nc thc past opera season. will be sold a. nbers
reduction from regular prices, -. .
WM KNABE CO.. 1l2 SHAVE. above lOth-sL
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(VYRILLE CARREAU, Agent Gran1-st and Bowery
- represents in all matters Of real estate.
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STEAMBOATS,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINZ
n steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ienv.
Pier Al North River, foot OF Cana-st. r. NJ daily
(sundays exceDei). Freight received until tho hour Of
departure.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

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YOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery, climate obainabe
Trips embracing from 40 ports, occupying two
weeks or longer specially arranged. Coupons available
on any OF our Steamers sailing fOrtnightly.
SIS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses Of Tour 70 Jamaica
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports. Only First Cab
PM FORwoOD & CO. Agents "a Safest. N. Y.
TIlOs. COOK SON, Tourist Agencies
A NCHOR LINE. Y, $. Mail Steamships.
IRON Pier II, North River. foot Of L9rOy-st
Deyona Dec. s. 8 a. m. Furnessia. Dec o. a. m.
Circsssis Dec. is, q p. Ethiopia Dec. 20. . D. m.
GLASGOW, TERRY OF LIVERPOOL.
travellers Circular Letters OF CTedt and Drafts ior
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Rowling Green. N
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
II LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
For san Francisco via th Ifthmus Of Panama
NEWPORT sails Monday. December 10.
From san Francisco, LIST ara BfanIan sts
For China and Japan
CITY OF RIO DE JANEiR0 sails sat, Dec. s, p. m
For freight passage ana genera Information apply 81
eorrany's oncs on the pier foot OF Canal-s.. N. l.
II. J. BULLAY. Superintendent