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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Psrils of the Road.

While driving party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs Dagger and three chill
dren and Mr.. Gilbert were returning
from the Pail Sunday week, a horse and
rider ran alongside their conveyance,
frightening their horse and causing it
to run away and overturn the carriage.
The occupants were thrown out, and
BIr. Gilbert, who IS employed at the
Iron Works, had his head badly cut
and a narrow escape from breaking
his neck, while Mrs. Dagger had her
knee-eaD dislocated and received some
bruises. None Of the others were hurt
to any extent, the children escaping
entirely unscathed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
The Debating Society.

Other attractions made a small at
tendance at the Debating Society on
Thursday evening, but the exercises,
although largely provided on the spur
Of the moment. were very entertain
ing. There was first lively discus
sion on methods for keeping the So
ciety up to 4 good pitch. Mr.. Greig
gave q recitation il good form and
voice, Mr.. John F. Smith 4 reading
and q recitation, and the chairman Of
the literary committee q couple of
readings. The literary exercises closed
with an impromptu debate on a hum
orous topic, which was well sustained
and brought out fresh talent, Mr.. F.
Waldron making his maiden speech,
in addition to speeches by several Of
the old stagerS. Mr.. Z. @. Schumann,
Vice-President, presided, and the
President. who was absent from i'll
ness, communicated his appointment
Of a committee on public entertain
ment Next meetings programme
was left TO the literary committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
DR.. HiIlebrand's Flora.

Hon. A. Jaeger received by the
Zealandia some advance sheets of the
late DR.. HiIlebrand's work; also infer-
nation that 500 copies of the book
were shipped to Mr. Jaeger's address
by sailing vessel from Bremen, and
would be due here in July. The book
contains T6s pages, of which over $50
are Of descriptive matter. A beautiful
engraving of q road through 4 Ha-
waiian forest fronts the dedication "by
the family of the author in affection
ate remembrance of him to the Ha-
waiian people, whose kindly traits of
character he warmly appreciated, and
TO whose welfare during a sojourn of
twenty years his best energies were
unseltishly devoted" The full title of
the work is: "Flora of the Hawaiian
Islands: description of their Plane
rogams and Vascular Cryptogams.
By William HiIIebrand, NJ. D. An
notated and published after the au-
thor's death by w. F. Hillebrand.u
1t is published in London, New York
and Heidelberg. The preface by his
son contains brief biographical sketch
of the author.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
The Band Concert

The entertainment given by tine
band Thursday night, at the Hotel, in
honor Of the naval officers in port, was
a brilliant affair. The programme
was announced in yesterdays paper,
and il is but just TO say that it was
carried out in a mastery manner. The
Hotel was gorgeously hung in front
with Chinese lanterns, while the usual
display of electric lights illuminated
the trees and shrubbery on the
grounds. The officers of the warships
and large gathering OF the society
people of Honolulu occupied the main
verandah. The grounds were also well
dotted with groups Of spectators. The
bandmen's effort commanded rapt at
tention and were heartily appreciated.
The music included patriotic airs of
five nations, United States, Great
Britain, Russia, Japan and Hawaii,
all OF which were duly honored by the
entire assembly rising, and remaining
standing uncovered from the first
sound OF the notes OF Star Spangled
Banner until the grand series of har-
monies melted away in the last sounds
OF Hawaii POnOi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Quarantine and the Kaimiloa.

The City OF Picking brought 252
Chinese and IS japanese passen-
gers for Honolulu. She had a case of
varioloid in the Storage A meeting
of the Board of Health was held on
the arrival of the vessel. The out
come of the negotiations between the
authorities and MessrS. H. Hackfeld &
Co., the agents, was that the cabin
passengers were landed At the quaran-
tine station, Sunday morning, and in
the afternoon the Kaimiloa was put
in command of Captain Fuller, harbor
master, and towed by the Eleu out
side the bar, where she received the
steerage passengers from the Picking,
and was then secured. The KaimilOa
viii remain outside until the quaran-
tine period expires. The cabin passen-
gers by the City of Picking were Mr..
George DiXwell FearOn, partner in
the firm OF Decon & Co., Canton,
Mrs. Fearon, who is q sister OF Mrs. E.
W. Damon of this city, and niece Of
Mr.. FearOn, also a Chinese merchant
and his wife Mr.. and Mrs. Fearon
were married at Canton, three days
before the steamer sailed from Hong
kong, and are on their wedding tour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
The Social Club.

The Honolulu Social Club held a
business meeting, Wednesday night, in
their hall, -IcInerny block, Mr.. J. J.
Coughlin, presiding; Mr.. c. B. Cot
trell, secretary. Mr.. J@H. Reist re-
signed the office Of President and Mr.
J. J. COughlin was elected TO that office.
Mr.. G. Hubby resigned his Office as
instructor, and Mr.. c. Crozier was elect
ed instructor. Sixteen new members
were elected, viz: c. J. Mccarthy, @.
Lucas, T. Lishman, W. L. CottTell, A.
Robertson, E. Dowsett, P. Lucas, Z.
McInerny, P. Lowell, a. Rowat, F.
Gertz, a Guild, g. Smithers, H.
Fraser, D. Hanley, ]. Yonng.
Messrs. J. J. Coughlin, D. W. Roach,
]. Egan, {. G. Wilson, and C. Kaiser,
are the committee appointed to make
arrangements for the next monthly
ball.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
In q Bad Mess

Licensed carriage No. 135, driven by
a Chinaman, was the occasion of some
excitement at o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon, in the vicinity Of the Chinese
Theater. The carriage was standing
near the prison road bridge, while the
funeral procession of a deceased actor
in the Chinese Theater went along
King street The horse started at the
explosion of fire crackers and other
noises, became unmanageable and
bolted. The driver jumped off, and
horse and carriage made for the creek
and foundered in the mud. The latest
from the scene was that . body Of
neighborly Chinese were diligently
engaged in fishing out the equipage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Company D.

A meeting of Company D, Honolulu
Rifles, was held Friday evening at
the armory. There was a large
muster of the members. The object
of the meeting was to elect Captain
and Second Lieutenant in place of
Captain c. ". Ashford and Lieuten-
ant a. w. Carter, resigned, and to
fill other vacancies that might occur.
G. J. Mccarthy was elected Captain.
The office of First Lieutenant being
thus vacated, F. D. Wicke was elected
First Lieutenant. c. w. Ziegler was
elected Second Lieutenant.
One of the first acts of the new Cap
tain was to march the members of the
Company TO Harris and have them
treated to ice cream.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

A meeting of the Board OF Educa-
ton was held on Thursday During
the session, the following nominations
were confirmed by the BOard: Miss
K G. Lindsay for assistant teacher at
the Kekaha School, at Waimea,
Kauai, under Mrs. 7. II. Gibson; Miss
Anna Sorenson As assistant teacher at
the Waimea English School, in the
same district, under Mr.. 7. II. Gibson;
Mr.. Livesey Ward as assistant teacher
at the Kaneohe English School Oh this
island,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
The Australia OF.

The departure of the Australia on
Tuesday was the great center of interest
for the day. Spectators were in large
numbers on the wharf. The band
played a good series of selections APP
prOpTiate to the occasion. Many of
the passengers were decked with leis.
The regulation series of alohas and
good-byes was got through with
promptly on time. A delay of about
fifteen minutes beyond the hour Of
sharp noon occurred on account of late
arrival of the mails. At 1918, the
mail wagon entered the gate and in
about two minutes more the vessel
swung out seward and was of.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
IRIS SENSATION.
Whiskey- Arrest of the
he Ferris S. Thompson.

IS hour Fridsy, Waterman
e, AT the Oeeslic Comnany's
e, Geoqced a heasy parcel being
: Whstw the esng-plank of the
~ carr s. Thompson and handed
:. oars No I5s The cook of the
- IN CasseIas followed the par
: NeSSa csh- buswent back TO get
Z Gel Wstehrian George commu-
{ ms in,medately with officers
!. me; md Gillian, who hap
Ma be making their rounds in
Pelnitv The cab was stopped,
n tht, No ri, on examination, proved
!, an gallon demiiohn of whis-
. 70 lage bag. The officers pro-
B sc me cook house on board the
: &c reteh away the cook, but that
, N,determined not 70 be arrested.
: Wig himself UP in q United
Hag, he exclaimed, Il DEFY you
st me, wrapped up in my coun-
lag" The officers, not knowing
: complications might be involved
resting foreigner with a national
about his person, repaired TO
zee Justice Dayton and obtained q
rant. Armed with the interesting
ument, they again proceeded to the
sci, having with them officers Ma
'lewa and Macy, when they found
cook in the pantry, with the door
1ed. The door was forced without
ch ceremony. The officers were
in confronted with q defiant man,
cred with the Stars and Stripes. A
" struggle ensued. Casselas re-
ed arrest, struggling and kicking
It vigorously. one of his good kicks
ing effect in the vicinity of Officer
illan's short ribs, and seriously dis
sing his digestive organs for the
of the night. The arrest, how
r, was effected, and the prisoner
the whiskey are both under watch
ward, at the time of this writing,
hin the precincts OF Kalakaua
e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
On Saturday, May 10th,
At II O'Clock noon.

The following described property to wit:
All that piece or parcel Of land situate at Ku-
will, in said Honolulu and bounded as follows
hOOmaks ana ma ke XIII Hema keia ma ka
lihi Komohana i ka auwai Koinui BE holo ana
Ak %. kom U 30 kaul. Hem 7so. Kom 1.19 kanl
Ak, $50 go. Kom 1.94 ksul. Ak 53s o.. Kom O.50
kaul, AK So So. Hi 0.64 kaul, Ak 100 Kom 0.s5
kaul ms 40 Aupuni ia mau aoao hiki ko Lal
alsila Ak 429, Hik 0.52 kaRl, Hem go Hik / 10
ksul Hem ~ Hik 60 kaul, Hem SO 49, Hik
COS kaul. hiki ks auwai Koinui olelo ia
M sa lihi komOhana ka suwai hiki ka hoo
maka ana. containing an area Of 7l-100 acre more
or less ana being portion OF Royal Patent No.
5603 / c i No u. K. L. 10 KanoowahaoA.
Terms are CASH aud Deed at expense of the
purchaser.
For further particulars apply to Mr. W. C.
Parke one Of the Assignees OF the said Estate
Plan of said land TO be seen at my auction room.
Honolulu, May 3, 1888.
JAS. ?. MORGAN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Hanlan Beaten
Special to the GAZETTE by the Cable of the
Future
C1DNEl : Nay D, va
TANNING ISLAND, Nav

TANNING ISLAND, N1aN .. J
Hanlan again lost the champion
ship Of the world in his race with
Kemp on the Paramatta to-day. The
Canadian led from the start, but stop
ped rowing when 100 yards from the
finish, allowing Kemp, who was half
a mile behind, TO catch up. Hanlan,
on starting again, caught a crab and
his heels flew into the air. Kemp
crossed the line first in 81 degrees 8
minutes. Shaking hands with his
antagonist on rowing up TO the line,
Hanlan said there was nothing mean
about him, and he did not like the idea
OF the Honolulu Adrertiser giving him
the race for nothing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The bandSmen met Friday night on
Dr, McGrew'S grounds, Hotel street
ana gave q complimentary concert in
nehor OF Monsieur Bellaquet, French
commissioner. The programme in
Guided several fine Hawaiian SONGS
ana the playing and singing were su-
periOr throughout.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!

BY order of Mr. W. c. PARKE and Mr. IONA.
AUSTIN, Assigrees of the Estate OF Y. Amin OF
Honolulu. Oahu. bankrupt, the undersigned
will sell ct Public Auction at his auction room
on Queen Street, in said Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

TIE maksi window OF Thrum's store
has on exhibition an elaborate display
Of land shells, gathered of the trees in
various parts Of the Hawaiisn group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

san another chance 10 get furniture
and furnishings. under the hammer.
i promised in Mr.. Henry Davis sale
oy Nr. Morgan on the 18th instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Inc New York sugar marker on
April 18th was dull and nominal: fair
refining was quoted al : 1915; centri-
tucal IS deC. test. 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Two de>erters from the Vandalia.
three from the Adams and the cabin
boy OF the Ferris :. Thomson are
advertised for n the Police station.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Nh. and Mrs W. L. Hopper will
have the sympathy OF large circle in
the death Of their little daughter.
Mary Ellen, who died on the 9TH inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

me Postofhoe dispatched by the
Al2neds 6, 4SS letters and IS naperS
&oo BY the Australia /, I'D letters and
l,422 papers. = ---O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Colonel L. : Spalding's stable OF
racing stock arrived on SATURDAY
morning By the steamer Jas. Makee
nom Kauai, and are quartered AZ Kapi-
llani Park.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

4 Chinaman died the next morn
ING rom the effects Of opium taken
on Sunday week. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Some rather pretty steamboat racing
was witnessed on Tuesday. The Wal
aleale, the Dehua, the Mikahala and
the Llkelike threw off their lines AT
nearly the same moment. The ebssas
round the lighthouse were lively. ana.
at some points just near enough coils,
sion 70 make them exciting. :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

A policeman had good deal of
trouble IN bringing in two drunken
NJ sailors one night. When he
ie1 one go TO blow his whistle for helm
ne hag to swing the weight of the
91her IN reaching for the first again,
relea Se6. "e'e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Captain Fuller Is 10 be congratulated
On being honOned Sunday afternoon
WITH the Office Of high Admiral OF the
Hawaiian navy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The InsPectOr-GeneraI paid official
visits Thursday and Friday 10 The
tohuksina Girls School and the Fort
sfneet School.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The regular Friday meeting Of the
beard OF Health was postponed owing
% the absence from town OF three ~
the members. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

hancock WIS offered at auction last
@eek but was bid in by the owner,
other offers being too low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Inc only arrest up 10 midnight
ea " eane>oay was that OF q woman
loI assault and battery on womani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

oTtlci2l notice Of the Inauguration Of
the Barriers Point Lighthouse has been
published by COnsUl-General NcKin-
ley IL San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Nj r. 7. Booth, who started the
s-ne neoon in Honolulu, Is going TO
settle down in Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

me 9nnu2l electioneering epidemic
EAs broken out among the members Of
the IRE companies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Mr. AeInerny has an elegant con
oact0r : esp on his couRter. in antici-
PISTON q the street railway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

4 sale Of land and one OF Lessee Of
,Sla L announced for June I4th nv the
Minister az the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

4lick Davis has taken Hancock ont
% the race track for training.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

4 grand display o. ferns, ar1isticalIv
arranged, may be seen in Thrnp7is
window Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Mr- David Manaku bought the lease
o. the 1ish pond, Of TWENTY-FIVE acres
1eAr the prison, for ten wears ar S91O
Der Eanun. -O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The race Al KapioIani Park on Satur-
cay evening, fOI q purse Of 500, be-
tween Nj Miles wonder" and Mr..
SINNERS .Ivanhoe. II, was won by
Wonder
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

he snip Henry B. Hyde cleared
non, ION San Francisco April 18th for New
YORK with $500 tons Hawaiian Surar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
ABoUr rowN-

me volcano was very active last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Inc executors under the will OF the
ATE George EnEelhaUit give the usual
notice 20 creditors and debtors OF the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

p The appointment by the Board Of
Health Of Miss Fanny Wetmore. N.
d., n Government Physician at Hilo.
Hawaii. i the latest political sensa-
Ton
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Many sugar men are going TO see
me ol1nslon process At work on Kauai
the next few weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Ihe English o. Razboynik is .bri-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

\ Iease q Government land ar Ea-
ami viii be sold on June 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

nights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Inc President has nominated Mel
HiLIe W. RULER, one of the foremost
lawyers IN the Union, as Chief Jus-
lce; de was born at Augusta, Maine.
n - 1875. The American Minister herr
M Merrill, was one of his neiphhors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

One Of the men on board the Iwalani
was attacked on Monday week by
the Chinese cook Of the vessel. chased
around and stabbed The Chinaman
was arrested
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

GAZETTE daily and weekly issues
sold Ike hot cakes for the foreirn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The Us :. Adams sailed for Samoa
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The steamer Likelike went on the
Marine Railway Monday. She
viii be followed by the steamer Kill
auea Hou, and that by the bark Island
Eirv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 7

THE COUNTERS REPRESENT.
4 Ing one-eighth and ne-sixtsenfh Of 4 dollar,
issued BY the Waikiki Sugar Company. will be
redeemed at the CompaHy's oaice al Wailnku
Maui. on presentation on or before the let day OF
Nay. se-e
Persons holding any Of The said Counters vii
please take notice
Hoboluiu, March 20. 1888.
iaii-st issew PER ORDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Old NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.

Suitable for Wrapping paper, In lots Of 100 to
l.n. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

bryant, soon after the vessel bs6
[ 1ael1 the wharf on Tuesday after
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Elder G. e Jenny. who, with his
VIE ana Two children was passenger
BY The Zeaiandia- addressed the
Seventh Day Adventist congregation
during the steamers stay in port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Numbers of Russian sailers !,
drunken state made Queen ST
almost impossible for civil pecpl,
tuesday evening. The sailors seeI
10 be getting primed at an unliee,
place Kept by Pole on that street
the police said they could not intf
WITH the keeper without defini
formation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

~ Custom House officers G. Markham
aud A. Gillian hauled about thirty
tins opium and three pounds opium
ashore from inside the hsndrail az the
forward rigging, on board the c. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The Nay number OF the Paradise OF
the Pzcifc was issued May eth, and
fully sustainS the reputation Of the
p1per rom the start, as an excellent
descriptive periodical devoted to the
resources, institutions and enterprises,
OF the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Captain Mcintyre and Captain
Babcock, pilots, are heartily thanked
for san Francisco papers per barks
Ferris : Thompson and Saranae-two
days later than the steamer Australia's
msi1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
For a Term of Is Years

1.-The Ahupuaa of waiahs, described in P
No 1890.
2-Land at KahuIui, Kons, described in P
No 627 a.
s-Ahupuaa Of Kahului. KOns, apaua 9. R P
1869
4-Ahupuaa of Kalsma, Koua. apana ., RIP
1859, L c A s516 B.
5-Ahupusa of Pahoehoe, Kona, r s5i9 B.
6-Ahupuaa Of Kaloko. spans II, q a 77l5.
Containing 1910 acres
7-Ahupusa Of Lsnihauiki, y. Kola, apsna ?,
Of r 3l4S. containing 1910 acres.
S-Ahupuas OF Honuaula. apaIa ! and 5, of r
P 3ii5. containing % 9S-IO0 acres
9-Ahupuss OF Moeanoa. apana -, Of
sg7l.
iO-Also. the Lease for > years of the kula por-
tons Of Mokaues, az Kslihl. Oahu. nakai Of the
rice plantation. and extending to within 100 feet
OF FISH ponds of His Majesty.
ALSO, the Lease for 10 years Of the Unbiased
portion Of Iwilei, including Sea Fishery. con
tanning about 81 acres, more or less.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

-Four yessels-the Alex. Mcneil,
Anna, Sonoma aud Vilora 81. Hop
kins-arrived At San Francisco fran
these Isiands on April 24th- Their
totSl sugar amounted 10 9.OS4. GOO
pounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The B'llietin Summary has L
changed from a semi-monthlN
weekly paper. The initial issulii1
new series was published labaA.'
making creditable appeara+ Ia La
gives promise OF success. tills
Characteristic exhibition of e 1i4Se'
the proprietor deserves pro K
ward.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

seven Mormons, all HaW-- " % %
Their departure, by the ~ ~, D. p
Godfrey, 10 join their core y. ~ IA
Utah The names, as er. I a. 'IiS
custom House, are Ka 't tI!L anu
ms wife Elena, Liloa is wig WY
Lucy, James and his VII i,.lii .e an, anu
hapela, free 10 have IS 70 mn
q wife or wives from an 'tle Haole
Latter Day Saints.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

The bark TItschlandarrived some
weeks ago ON yoyae across two
oceans. S6nghat dismntled by the
elements. ne has durig her stay in
port been FED up againn good shape
by Nressrs. 5orenson & Fle, replacing
her mISSilt spars withwel wrought
sticks rom the stocfoI Northwest
spar tinEr always kepat the Marine
Railwa7.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Mr. Justina nj, Ia decision
in tba divorno o 80 m. McCand-
les rlsintitF n McCandleSs,
RESPONDENT bsorj His Honor AT
the Anil - --e IA, 'el Is dismissed
on rhe cno,I11J 49, case was not
made ont nv a. lice on behalf OF
the nlain,ifF baSi6S being rebutted
by testimony on III VI 'he FesPoh-
dent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

BY the blowirAoWn OF a large
tree on the ormapry School
grounds a fine d Of tOral was re-
Yealed Suneri,ldent Eeedham has
the bows daily e'loyed n getting the
rock out for rsWing Vie ROADS ana
paths OF the emlseS. Blasting Is
brought into ! for braking up the
rock. When the stoe required Is
obtained The witty viii be filled up
with earth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
JAS. ?. MORGAN,

By order Of the Trustees Of HIS MAJESTY'S
Estate, will sell at Public Auction,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

|pFtsaa .
ma X
Hundre
mceb
CON
enwh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
Parcel Of Land at Aki. Lahaina

Described in R 3f5. Lie A 97g5 B, containing
3 Roods and II Rods
TERMS-Psyable semi-annnally IN advance
Possession given on completion OF papers and
payment OF first six months rent
~ For further particulars apply to the Trus-
tees, or to
J. =. MORGAN,
Auctioneer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
LAulR,s ErIoeY eF sUwSER

10 Senator ssswAg,'s letter Ia regard
30 TIE eauatmasi,n q Ll1ar a. az q.
sosiase, oseeFs tie tallav
Wbsn = a. uahsF % the ssnAis. il %.
year 1873 my stteution, w}sh that cs
macy otter senators. wee attracted d
Lamar BY his eaioay % Charles Saa ner.
which lbiuisd bogb bsasss u s3ueres
ard the ecansgs allh admiration fes t.
eieaasncr. ats RATED sentiments eaE
10 appesls FOR tke restoration % thai
lofty ana snlAEsed patf30gisga Whiea ga
braces beth sections o. tie oonaiFs.
1hose ste WaEa tnast enthusiasts in
praise q teat aaeae Esru taNn the usssi
ardsut OF kspabiisAna, All disttnellv
cali 10 mind The tgibaEe tsld Is &C. ~
y Hear, thSn mesa4tet Of fhe snest ~
representatives So pea taa seEs.rs
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