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POLICE COURT.

MONDAY, July s.
John Stevenson, charged with using
indecent language, was sentenced tC
forty-eight hours hard labor.
John Ehling, charged with selling
liquor without license, was fined $125
and So costs.
A Chinaman for having opium in pos
session, was fined $50 and 81 costs; also
one hour hard labor.
Eight DRINKS were fined the usual
amounts.
TUESDAY, July 8.
Two persons, charged with adultery,
were fined-one $50 and the other Sl5
with 81 80 costs each.
Six DRINKS contributed an aggregate
of $50 to the Hawaiian Treasury.
WEDNESDAY. July 10.
Naone, charged with larceny, was
sentenced to four years hard labor, $40
fine and 50 40 costs.
Kaai, for a similar offence, received
same sentence.
Aukai, charged with assault, was fined
81 and So 40 costs. Fine and costs paid
and appeal noted.
Manuel de Mello, charged with lasci-
viouS conduct, was sentenced to three
months hard labor.
FRIDAY, July u.
Lui, charged with fornication, was
sentenced to eighteen months hard
labor, and to pay 81 50 costs. An appeal
to the Supreme Court was noted.
Emma Trask, charged with a similar
offence, was discharged.
Ku Ho, charged with being a gross
cheat, was rernanded until the 18th inst.
Two persons, charged with adultery,
were brought up-one was fined $50 and
81 costs; and the other $l5 and 81 costs.
All Jock and Kalua, both charged
with tornication, were each fined $l5
and 81 costs.
Apo, for disturbing quiet OF the night
was fined So and 81 40 costs
One drunk forfeited $6 bail.
SATURDAY, July Is.
The King VS.. Chas Speney. Assault
on Kong Chin at Honolulu. Fined So
and $4 10 costs Also an assault by the
same person on Kong Kee at Honolulu
Fined 81 and $3.50 costs.
The King VS. h. Kalanipoo. Malicious
destruction of fence. Discharged.
Moke is remanded until Monday the
18th inst.
Ben Tenorio Tor being drunk was fined
the usual amount. The same man was
also charged with assaults upon ALI Qui
and All Hoy, upon which charges he
was remanded until the 18th inst.
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were testified to positively, and you will
consider the circumstance that Robert
son called on them to examine it at the
time.
1 do not think that you could assume
that Robertson was under fear of knife
upon the superstition merely that Ma
gOny had gone to the place where there
were knives.
leave the case, gentlemen, without
further instruction or charge. You must
acquit or find guilty and there are no de-
grees. There must be justification by
self defence or he is guilty. 1t is not a
matter that you can reduce by extenu-
atom
The jury retired at p. m. to consider
their verdict.
At p. m. the jury returned verdict
OF "not guilty"
SATURDAY, July Is.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE M'CULLY.
Virginia Pond was granted a divorce
from her husband w. II. Pond.
Kaiama Kaai was also granted di
vorce from her husband DdviG Kaai.
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Mortgages Notice Of Inten-
ton to FOrecIOSe.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant to a power OF sale con-
tanned in certain mortgage deed dated Noy-
en- Der Goth, 1888, made BY Abdul Mahomet Of
Honolulu, Islsnd OF Oahu, 10 W r Castle. and
recorded in Lt5er ia, on pages 216 2I3 and 2is.
and by said W Castle assigned to j c Clunpy
Of the same place. and for breach of the con-
ditLOns in said mOrtgaged deed contained to viii .
the nou-payment OF interest, that all and sing1-
lGF the lands, tenements and hereditaments- in
said mortgaged deed contained and described
viii after the time limited by law. be sold an
pubile auction, on account of the breach OF me
conditions as hereinbefore mentioned
The property described in said mortgage he
Ing situate on Beretania Street, in the city of
Schmidt. and adjoining the premises owned br
W Hart, there are several cottages upon the
premises which are occupied by tenants. =
Dated Honolulu, Jnly H. 1881.
j. C. CLUNEY
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Cecil Brown, Attorney for Assignee. iS7g.4t
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DEPARTURES.

Mo2DAY July 5.
SaH- Like.ike, Davies, for Maui and
Sau- NokolH. NcGregor, for Molokai, 5
pan
sam
aiua and Naiauae, 8 q m.
Siul- Jas Nakee, AIacaulay- for kapaa,
Kauai, 40 : p m.
stur Viva for Maui
Sch- sarah and Eliza for hoolau.
~eu- IA MOI for Hanalei.
= Alert. Green. for Fanning's Island,
III BN : E>pieEle, Clarke, for Hawaii.
TUESDAY, July 9.
Stur ~ Hall. CLANCY, for Maui and
ElaEsIi. d. "a ul-
>tr- NiEabaIa, Freeman, for Kauai, 5
zm- WaialeaIe. Campbell, for Knauea
a-E Eaua.ei. I'D q p IN.
Am -all- Twilight, Larsen, for san Fran
rearEary Ear Hanalei.
WEDNESDAY. July 10.
sm- Ese. Smylhs for Kona ports,
OH rav Taoomayo. yaleuzuela, for
Eau-H-El-
THURSDAY, July II.
am bark e. Allen, Thompson, for san
H-HH.
~u- Na5lgauaIo. for N4ianae and Wal
ana ~ lI-
-el- hawall1ui Tor hOolag.
-- halIE.ua Tor KAUAI.
Sal- hla IHEai Tor Kauai
~=lr IElalilo for Kauai.
FRIDAY, July y.
Am bEIue Planter. Dow for san Fran
rl~uH.
Su- Kiuau. Lorenzen, for Maui and
EaU4lI- ~ . o ia.
stu- c r. Bishop. lie Claire. Tor circuit
e Oahu 9 q ~.
S-1rJ "A Clmmlns, Nelson, for Koo-
Ian "a u-
>el- Waiualu for Puma.
SATURDAY, July Is.
Slm- Iwalani, Weir, Tor Hamakua, Ha-
WAN n 1oa a. I'M
Hlw bark " 3 Godfrey, Dabel, for San
Francisco
Sslr Luka for Hamakua.
>eh- kauikeaouli for Kauai
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MARY s. PARKER,
WILLIAM q SMITH


Trustees under viii Of W. e. LuualilO.
The premises to be sold are
AL thuse premises situate at Kapalama
Oahu, containing 16-l0D acres, described in
Royal Patent NJ. IS to II Zupplien. and con
yeyed TO said John Alapai by deed of b W
OIepau. recorded III said Registr, IN Liber 80
page III. and by deed of Rebecca Montgomery,
recorded in said Registry in LIber 20, on pages
29j and 300.
That parcel Of land situate at said Kappa
lama. containing l2-l0O of an acre and described
as. all the remaining half of those premises
known as Apana , described in Royal Patent
1903. L Award 1871 10 Palma. and conveyed to
said John Alapai by deed Of Ii NJ Vuller re-
corded in said Registry in Liber 50, on page 1872
3-All those premises situate at Uaapup
Island of MolOka. containing an area of SEES;
fathoms, described in Royal Patent 1923 /. 9
Award 1885 TO kaholOwaa.
G-Ahthose premises situate at said j'aIapue
MOoKai, containing an area of acres. 1858
fathoms, described IN Royal Patent No 1925
L Z Award 4 500 TO KaholOwaa.
5-All those premises situate at said Ualapue
MOokai, containing an area Of 471-1nO0 Of an
acre. described in Royal Patent $50 to Kaholo-
waa.
GAIL those premises situate at said Ualapue.
Molokai, corGainIug area of 423 S 10 fathoIHs
described in Royal Patent 3l75. L Award 5I47
to Kahn. and conveyed 10 said John Alapai by
deed of j II kapukni. recorded in said Registry
in Liber 81, on page 233.
All those premises situate at Halawa Molo-
kai. containing area OF 741OO Of all acre
described in Land Commission Award 1880 10
NaiuaeluG. 127g-3t
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M Ortgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.
n ACCORDANCE WITH

ASCOh ia nee WITH
\ power Of sale contained in = certai, -
gHse qeed made by Sam Kapeba and Ko,in5,s
Of Gahg ana al a., Asima wv. all Of Makiki. Island
~ pr, Oa9u 70 Mrs E lluDphrey-. of said Hono-
min dated January 26th. 1871 and recorded ~
tJ ni.eeS'stry OF Deeds. in Liber n. paees 255
N9iice - hereby given that the morfoagpe in
emu emu 10 lOrecl"sr said mortgage for Condition
Dr0Aen. to-wit: The non-payment Of fnfa-est
anu 3i p,ihclpal. and upon such foreclosure will
ScI. al pno'c auction, at the sale roons ~
lanes Morgan, Of Honolulu. ali and sino,,io.
the lands tenements and hereditouloft- H.
scriOe IN said mortgage a. below specissJ
=, uFtnef particulars can os had OF " n Co
We, Attorney for Mortgages ~ as
DaIed Honolulu. June 80 1889
49, MRS. Z. HUMPHREYS Nor,,.
lne premises to be sold are. III 7io,.
premises sitnate in kahana. KooI,,laa t tagse
more NOR particularly described in T. 9055 ~
1-''' VI me name ~ Kapena. cnIt,i,'fI,.N
aIei OF ! JJ-!UD acres Also those Tre,,i y Ii
seriOee IN x ? 2051 \ 52f in he 49,, oe,
na.d@AhI; containin- an area OF , ana 81 100
s6-5 Ais2 those premises described H. p
80; 80 L = 5fOI- in the name OF Kn1io .n,l.
ing an area OF l acre all the abava Jm,Ain,
PredllsSs were conveyed to ssfid sam Er,,
~ geeu OF haiima wv. dated October ~ Pfs@e'
Ia5 'Gcorced ~ Liber A. PAGE 4sg in 49,
Deel Tue SAID haima reserved her Iif ,.l ~.
on those premises. Het 'i'e interest
127E3t
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PORT OF HONOLULU, L. /
AERTK


MoNDAY July $.
S5m- Viva from Maui
Sch- EauliLua from koolau.
TUESDAY. July 8.
An -atr Easalind. LeB4llister, 49, days
from san Francisco.
schr bob Boy from Eva.
WEDNESDAY, July 10.
S-r- E.nau. I.o-euzeu. from Maui and
Hawaii
saa- Iualarn. Weir, from Hamakua.
Sru- C E Bishop, lie Claire. from circuit
OAHU
amaze and NaiaiGa.
Am tern W s Bovine. Bluhm, - days
z-rn san Francisco
~ah- kawailau5 from hoolaU.
-el- Mo5lOla from Eva. Oahu.
THURSDAY, July II.
S-u-g a Cumnsins. Nelson. from Koo-
-ea- L-ka from HaInakua.
FRIDAY July Z.
s-mr kaala, HagIund, from Waianae
and " li4lua.
Ssh- Haleakala from Pepeekeo.
Ssh- Leah from Hanalei
>-m- James Makee, Macaulav, from
AzE.la-
SATURDAY. July -.
--a- L5zelike. Davies from hahului.
~ru- = a Cummus. Nelson, from
kua-4L-
S-a- EokoIu. McGregor, from Molokai.
--r- Mainana.O. Everett, from Wal
..-l4a alL NaialUa-
>lmr Wai4la4Ie. Campbell, from hiiauea
and Ezualei-
SUNDAY, July "A.
~-u- 1Iizalala. Freeman. from Kauai.
S-u- Viva from Maui
~tn- Lehua. Clark, from Hamakua.
scar sarah Is Eliza from hoOlau.
~lur EEa from Eva,
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH

L power OF sale in certain mortgage con
tanned made and executed by NJ : Ku and Kama
lOa. his wife. of Multi, Kohala, to o 2
Hart. of Niulii. aforesaid on the nth of
August. 1888, recorded in Liber 81, pages 225.
9}G aud 221. office is hereby given that the
mortgage intend TO foreclose said mortgage
for breach, to-wit: the non payment Of prinef-
pal and interest. therefore The property herein
after mentioned will be sold ut public auction,
at Multi in front of the Niulii UfiiCe KOhala
Island Of Hawaii on SATURDAY, the q day
of July. 1889, at - O'Clock noon.
The property mentioned in said mortgage are
as follows: All that certain piece of land
situated at Makapaa, n Kohala aforesaid con-
yeyed to said NJ ) Ku by the Trustees of the
Lunalilo Estate. dated August TO- 1873. contain
ing an area of IFS T5l0O acres with all in provo
ments and cane now growing on SAID lands.
F. HART. Morteagre
For further information apply to II. $
Holsiein. Attorney for Mortgagee.
Dated n Kohala June 90 1882 12T74t
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE MIrI

n ABUNDANCE WITH
power of sale contained in n certain No.,
gage deed, made by Pikai (k). OF KaIukn Koo-
ldul ga Island OF Oahu. to Miss Helen Norton
3i honolulu; on said Island of Oahu. dsted
Decem Der 18th. 1882, and recorded In the
registry OF Deeds, in Liber 70, pages 100 and
,o N9,lce is hereby given that the morfgavee in
b tcnI 10 Ioreciose said mortgage for Condition
DrGken, to-wit' the non-payment of jptrresi
ana ana principal, and upon such foreclosure will
Ia,n a. PW uolIc auction. at the sale rooms Of
lanes Morgan. of Honolulu all and sinonISr
lne lands, tenements and hereditaments de-
scriOed IN said mortgage as below specifed
rurtner particulars can be had OF " y C,,s
Tie; attorney for Mortgagec. ~
Dated Honolulu, June 30 1880
MISS HELEN NORTON. Norf,.o,oo
Inc premises to be sold are: All those tract
OF parcel OF land situate in Kabuku. afor.saiS
nor no5e particularly described il r P $50, l. 4
1rbj' ~, ,m;e lne name OF Mahlo. father Of Naka-
iuuI' wIie OF said Pikai. CONTAINING m ar,.a q
scT dbe l d; ac5ss Also those premises de-
Makole, containing an area of 6iIn6 a,,ie VI VI
acrei conveyed TO said Makaluhi Oy) bv M
VI sald Patentee, dated February PSF 1S7t ga
recorded in Liber ~ page.II2 TO- is,5. ana
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The Yalkyrie starts for America
about the beginning of August.
George L. Schuyler, the only s1rvi-
wing trustee of the America Cup,said
to-day he could not believe the Royal
Yacht Squadron was using the new
deed gift as an excuse to hide their
fear of tie Volunteer. They evi
IDENTIFY determined not to agree to
any change in the conditions of the
cup race or in the requirements of
the new deed of gift.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

n ACCORDANCE WITH A
power Of sale contained in certain mort
gage deed; made by MOnika wv and Mazda her
husband, both of kaneohe. KooianpoEo isi,nd
Oahu, to Chas T Gulick, Trustee of Hone
nm I'm on SAID Island Of oahu, dated December
Nun Nm, iGo9i and recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds, IN Lloer 50. pages 20g and 2lO.
Nouce rs hereby given that the MORTGAGE In
tend TO foreclose SAID mortgage for Condition
Dr9ken, to-wlt: the noD-payment of Interest
ana principal and upon such foreclosure will
sen at public auction. at the sale looms ~
James Morgan, Of Honolulu ali and sing1ler
Ine Ianas' tenements aud hereditamenf de-
scGioeG IN SAID mortgage as below specified
urtner particulars can be had of Cbas n
Iqick or W. X. Castle. Attorney for Morigagee
Dated Honolulu. June 90 1889 w.
CHAS. I. GULICK. Trustee Mortgagec
Inc premises to be sold are: All that certsj,
tract OF parcel OF land situate in KapaIai kane
one % atoresaid more particularly described in
Il ~ s4&3 1913 to Lulu, father of ssid
Monlka (w), containing an area Of and 7a1.IoO0
l277-3t
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Mortgages Notice of Fore.
closure.

II L "a
Il power of sale contained in certain mort
gage deed, made by KanOhOmauna and Kuhi-
moku. his wife, both Of Kaaaea. KooIauDoko
Island of Oahu, to w McWhirter. Of Inka'
wac, Island of Mani. dated February Sd, 1885
%. pages 81 and 3.
Notice is hereby given that the mostgagee
broken, to-wit: the non-payment of Interest
aud principal and upon such foreclosure will
sen NJ pnOllc auction, at the sale rooms of
James + Morgan, of Honolulu all and singular
the lands, tenrments and hereditaments de-
scTlOed IN SAID mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had of W. r. Cas-
tie, Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated Honolulu, June 90 1889
W +. MCNHiRTER. MORTGAGE.
The premises TO be sold are:
lst-AlI those premises situatc in Kaalaca
aforesaid, more particularly described in p
3ooo 70 huapalahalaha, containing an area Of
"a An those premises described In II p 1852
l. I a151. ~ Naiherapa. containing an IRON
OF acres 3O perches at Haiku. Maui of w1icb
Patpntee. o. s D.
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Eeo-srl. u Produce for the week.
PASSENGERS.


FROM San Francisco per schr ROsalind.
-1r4-G-s ~ Zones, Mrs " Darrin.
F-u san Francisco, per Schr W )
RC-ue Tuiy l9-R c Duncan, II Quinan,
and Uillarl Splnney-
F-rr Maui and Hawaii. per Stmr hinau,
E-r -g-C l. Wlshi and family. His Lord
81 ne Bishop II Olba and servant, Rev
Fa-he- Clement. / Turner, d Shepherd.
Il Hitchcock and wife, Miss Mable
Ilst8ack. J 7 Baker. y / Chase. Miss
Eaa1lg-a.u Miss Mary Clii- Mrs Gertz
And = cisildrel. and 81 deck passengers.
Ermn Nam per stmr LIkelike, July l3--
: ls-uuEal5 II II Halstead, 4 Fernandez,
i sme-.C i ColviIle. I Devauchelle, Miss
Eu-e-s- AZ Goodale. J " Colville, Mrs + L
Sz Hiss CrirleEden. ; Macauley, Aka
rH. e A Assoc. sam 10y, and 50 deck
passengers
Prom Kauai. per stmr Nikahala. July
IA I Atkinson. Miss Patch, Miss Rol-
ssnr Miss Flaxman. e Apoi, NJ J silva,
.-lL . Geek passengers
DEPARTURES.
Fa- aIaui. pe- stmr Likelike. July s.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A

1 N ANSOIlDANOb With a
l power of sale contained in certain mort.
to 5 Dole, Mary Parker and w c Parke.
Trustees under the Will of w q Lunalilo, dated
December 29th, 1856, and recorded in the
Registry of Deeds in said Honolulu, in Liber
l04. on pages 379 to 3S2.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Trustees under said Will intend to foreclose
said mortgage for condition broken, to wit:
non-payment Of principal and interest, and
upon such foreclosure will sell at public auc-
tion, ut time and place to be hereafter design
ated, all and singular the lands. tenemcnte and
hcreditaments described in said mortgage as
below specifed:
Further particulars can be obtained of W. o.
Smith, 66 Fort Street. Honolulu.
IIOnOIulu July ~ 1889
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FRIDAY, July u.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE M'CULLY.

The Court opened at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
The King VS.. ]. +. Robertson. AS
sault with dangerous weapon This
case was tried at the January term, when
ajury returned verdict of guilty. A new
trial was afterward granted which was
heard this day.
Only half an hour elapsed in arrang-
ing the jury. There were no challenges,
but three OF those first drawn, viz: j.
w. Mcdonald, J. II. Fisher and E. G.
Rowe declared that they had formed
opinions regarding the guilt of the
accused, and were therefore excused by
the Court.
Three other jurors, viz: Geo. Koch,
John Buckley, and Elias Peck, then
took the places OF those who had re-
tired; and at 10 80 a. m. the following
jury were sworn to try the case: Geo.
Lucas, ir., D. T. Bailey, C. w. Gray, F..
D. Wicke, John Grace, j. Z. Bidwell, j.
A. Gilman, E. o. White, E. L. Lewis,
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About August LIST a light of the
first order, giving alternately a red
and white fash every fifteen seconds,
will be shown from the structure
recently erected near the. westerly
end of Moro Rock, Point Sur, Cali
fornia.
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Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a
i power of sale contained in certain mort
gage deed made by kekaula (k) and Kamsla his
wife. OF Wawaia. Island Of MoOkai. to Miss e
K Bingham. OF Honoulu. Island OF Oahn. dated
Octo1er % 1882. and recorded in the Registry 0 {
Deeds In Liber q. pages % and 81.
Notice l. hereby given that the MOrtgaCee in
tend to foreclose said mortgage FOR condition
broken. u wit: the non-paymeat Oi interest
and principal ; and, upon such foreclosure. will
sell at Public Auction at the SaierOomS Of
James r. Morgan all and singular the Lands.
Teneme5ts aud HerediiamentS described in said
mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had of W. R
Castle. Attorney for Mortgage
Dated Honolulu, June -, 1889.
MISS E. K. BINGHAM. Mortgagee.
The premises to be sold are: All these
premises situate in Wawaia. aforesaid, more
particularly described in r 2 3779 / c \ i47.
in the name Of kaiuiki father of said Rekaula.
containing an area Of 3 acres rood So
fathoms. Also all that certain tract or parcel
of land sold to said kekaula, by deed of Mott
Smith, Edwin o Hall and Sardfrd B Dole.
Trustees of the Estate of w LunalIlo. GATED
October IS, 1880, recorded in Liber 81, page 49,
this parcel Of land situate N Kawela, M0lckai.
containing an area of $4,000 acres. I2T1-3t
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.Af1frQ6GnRRTs.
NOTICE !

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED
IA to DR.. a. II. BAILEY. Of Santa Cruz,
Cal, formerly of kahului. Maui, are hereby
requested TO settle the same with the under
signed, who holds full power of attorney.
W. P. FENNELL,
1279-3t Makawao. Mani.
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Interview with a Dublin Leper.

Interview with Dublin Leper.
A reporter has had an interview
with John Murphy, the Dublin leper,
in the ward in which he is isolated
in hospital. Murphy is 81 years of
age, and served as a soldier in Rio
Janeiro and Monte Video. He went
through the Kaffir War, and served
in Hong Kong in the I'D High
landers. He is a man of intelligence,
and reads the newspapers. He touch
ingly told the reporter Of the efforts
made to have him removed as a leper
from the country, and said III ali his
travels he never forgot that though
a British soldier he was still an
hishman, and he begged that they
would let his poor bones rest in Ire
land, no matter what happened. He
did not mind what they did with him
so that they let him die in his native
land. His father was soldier, and
his mother and three sisters died
from cholera. Murphy has no idea
how he contracted leprosy, and never
heard of the disease till he read it in
the Bible. His general health is
good. He eats well, and only snf-
fers at times from chills. Nuns and
priests visit him Glasgow Herald.
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BORN.

WoND-In this city, July Sth, to the wife
OF G. Wond, son.
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20 Maai- peT stmr LikeIike' July s
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BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
PROBATE DfvIsiuN.

In re estate OF W E. Kahelenauna
Petition of W Q. Smith administrator
for allowance OF accounts and discharge.
Ordered that the accounts be approved
and the administrator discharged and
bond cancelled. w. o. Smith, the petit
toner, present in person.
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Tie Court opened at 10 a. m. when
the foreign jurors were in attendance.
Naaina ct al VS.. Antoine Richard.
Ejectment After partial hearing the
plaintiffs discontinued the suit. W. c..
Achi attorney for plaintiff; c. Brown
attorney for defendant.
The Court adjourned at 2:15 p m
AT CHAMBERS.
, 1889-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. Paul Clansen, a
Dane, employed as a lineman, to-day as
cended a pole at the corner of Third ave-
nue. and One hundred aud fifty sixth
street. Shortly after some children play
ing near by heard a kissing noise and
looking up they saw the lineman lying
across the two electric light wires while a
blush light shot from his right hand and
head. The police were summoned and
Thomas Smith. driver of an express
wagon, volunteered for assistance, The
body was ~loosened. but the rope was old
and it broke. A second rope was got
around the body, but all efforts failed to
break Clansen's hold of the wires.
When pulling on the rope Smith
touched Clauscn's body and received a
shock that knocked him senseless. He
was taken to a liquor store and revived by
stimulants. Finally a Ratchet was secured
and the electric wires severed, thus break
ing the connection. Clausen's body vas
lowered to the street. He was dead and
his body smelled of burning flesh. Clau-
sens body was taken to his home where
his wife is about to become a mother. She
went almost frantic at the sight it pre-
scented.