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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
AmUBEmENTS.
HE sTowAw wAY!-


Direct from an overwhelming success in IAN
francisco. With all its wOndrous scenic fea-
tares, including the masterpiece of stage real.
ism, LII & GGED YACHT AT SEA. Com
piete, accura.e, perfect
"A COMP NY o. IMPORTANCE AND
MEBIr. Soul-stirring ,utrod ction of the
4 nous burglars Spike" Henuessey and kid"
fl i view.
The sale of seats is now in progress Usual
popular prices. se20 I'll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
u h c. WYATT Lessee and Manager.
r. 8. DOUGLAS, Associate Manager.
SPECIAL ENtiA -EMENT
Three Nights Commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3Oth,
Engagement of the Popular Irish Comedians,
MURRAY AND MURPHY,
In their Laughable and Mirth-Provoking
Comedy Of
: OUR IRISH vISlTORS!-:
.......-...,..-......-
Under the management of J. NJ HILL, Union
Square rheater, N. Y.
No plot, but q cOntinu rus roar of laughter.
Greeted with crowded houses everyw where.
cast OF unuSusl excellence and ability.
Replets with Witticisms, Comioalities, Sing
INK and Dancing.
Special Matinee Wednesday, 2 p. m.
se25 I'd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

NLOWER FESTIVAL SOCIETY-YOUNG
Il Woman's Boarding Home, aud sole office OF
Industrial Exchange rs <. Fourth st., city.
as 5m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

IN CASH AND $5 90 PER MONTH WILL
sDCU buy lot 5Ox15O, with Groom house
and chicken house, water at the door; 500 acre
range for Chickens 10 minutes from end of
Occidental Heights price. $3.50. Address J..
l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
PH YSuC1ANS.

MRS. DR. MINNIE WELLS, FIRST LADY
III licentiate of Kentucky; been In successful
women; new method of treatment. Office, 4O2
Fort st, corner Fifth t12 tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
WANTED-t EmALE HELP.
wANTED-mHsCELLAN@OUs.

VKyANCED-wE Buy EvERYTHING, FROM
w broken plate to $4,000 stock of
goods: we always pay right at your door don't
sell goods to dsale who will not do this; we
refer to Mercantile Reports for past Is years
BARNGS BROS. q CO., 316 and 318 3. Spring
Telephone 018. se14 IF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
FO@ sALE-Uounsrv property.

ElOR SALE-5 ACRES IN VERNON. ALL IN
Il fruit. Purchaser can h sve rent of house
aud 10 acres IN fruit free Of rent for one year.
Me- STADT Il PIRTLE, 27 W. Second st.
sep15 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
SPECIALISTS.

M HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.. M. g. P. 8.
M. O. Specialist In diseases OF. the head,
threat and chest, including the eSe, ear and
heart. Oxygen, compound oxygen, nitrogen,
monoxide, and other medicated limitations,
Office, Hollenbeok Block, corner Second and
Spring srreets, Los Angeles. Gal. Once hours,
from A NJ tn p NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

TTNION PACIFIC EXCURSIONS LEAVE
u Los ANGELES every Wednesday; fh ough
Pullman tourist cars to Kansas City, Omaha,
Chicago, New York ard Boston. Gail or ad-
d drass JNO CLARK, 81 SDrfr r st. 81 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

ENOR RENT-FRONT ROOMS FOR OFFICRS
IL in Newell Block. cor. Main anu Second sts /;
pricea reasonable. SEA- 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

NHAS. w. DAVIS, ARCHITEUT, ROOMS
u 3 and 4, ,Downey block. Los Angeles. e22tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

DLEASANT ROOM, WITH FIRsT-CLAS3
II board, in private family 337 olive st.
sep15 Inn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27


N0R EXCHANGE-A FINE ORGAN FOR A
IL good COW, at 23l 8. Spring 1T. ser22 If
NOR EXCHANGE-A FINE ORGAN FOR \
Il good COW, at 231 g. Spring st. Ca at once
sPp22 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

DHILLIPs' EXCURSIONS ARE PERSON
i ally conducted In Pullman tourist cars
through to New York and Boston. ONCE, A n
Spring st. s27 tt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

l5bmus. ySelig iino bic Darmber3i.
gen, oenn fe rercsn 8nrmberaiafett e.
lanBen."
yDaS MfmpIen errettet BON Der Sim
be" ltnb Ieifet @enuetbuung fir bic
5iinbenftrafen. Die Gntbebruug bes'
ienig.n, mas man ben Mrnlen silfommer
ldBl. 1T Elm Grlat fir Die In Der Siinbe
bsisieoiste 8esieriidtsit. Nidt idtet
Bat man Sale ~ouffluenber G.tsbrun5en
BON Meniden Ssieben. Die alien religl6'
len NTdten entiremoet lebten> nber
TITS Elm mitleibi5es 9ers unb cine Cffsne
6anb fIr bic 2sioen unb NDlben oes
WitmeniAen batten, uno rffsnbar oies
len Werfen Der &oblttdti9teit Die grpBe
@naoe ibrer 8sriD1nung NIT @ott ner'
oantsn muBtcn. Cine rubise, ieliSs
Slerbitnnbe carf Der Barmter3ige er.
warten Die Grinneruns an isine 2ie'
bestperte miro tom bic bittere 5tunoe
oe1lilBen, uno iein Qer3 NIT 8ertrauen
auf @otteS Site elflaen. ST tpiro
ni4t flrtten, bor ben HiGter su treten,
oetn ietne Granddaughter miro ibm
8armtersisteit eslangen. 8srmittelIt
oes Nla,DisnS Sat Ct fih Jteunoe unc
5ilripreher ertpprben, Die TIN in Die
himmlsiAsn Wohnmgeu a%ufnebmen,
ND AUDI Der Stuat Maisrs, I'M Nauaer
Jsfu geretd)t, ieinea 2obn erbdlt - ir
Oct epi0en Seliefett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
(6ortiebgn1.)

y1lno ME germ If nab Dem @ebdd
3elanSt hdtte, weldes aaf benz Gid
fano. Mber id tpaets es nidt. ST
3D. ts neinen 9sibbuuser perratbsn t6n=
aen, cie Ramerobeu pdrsn auf ben Sc
oJnfen eefommen = uein, usin! Gis
loGen il niats topon lpifen, fle foGer
aid,t iiber mid tgiuu p5irsu llnS MIs
ireo aud n;dt. ct 1anos mir 3uar mi
9bsie 9epiB 81 Dienaen, ct tDiroe e.
] n;b nid;t leio(n, baB i'd 10 babe.
G5sc bod betdms ID sls;a wisoer BIZ
Obtsn tpl bon 8ormlrfsn uno g1ter
2sbrar, oab mir Wlanitbsn fac eiraaeet
Jaida1sn felen, nno oab iid @iner ar
sen Mnoeen onl&9ren ~atils, uno oab CO
1cd1.au Qodnu'lb fei> iih 10 gan5 a6.
| '9lse6en sn uolen IND ein5iB uSo aGeir
.1uf be ei3ene araft su bauen." G,
9istt e;n.n AaBenbiid inre, uat @ib:r
ii iaEpiza. ,1uo ia bate bod aut
ie alIesn!" risf er un3eftilw aug, iii,
Gin eisent9aml;d<r Bug pon Grer8i'
34brtitete fA l5er oas bIslde aniIls
,1ad oisIsn me|nsn 2ausl pcros i'd
,urb etseue IS Ieastraft erreidsn. Gei
9etIt 10a fs5en asec bic 6tnoanifs
ueIcbe Jpn Der n:enIAti4e Galaaer !,
teaen tpa8t. &6lm:n ii 8oQent IvjI
IND rperSe f6a1en."
81 benz Gtubd5en psr Is fi+ife
scsporpen, b,na ber alono mar mtttler
Dt!Ie biuter Elm g~8o9nlaus Deli4maa
Der, uno an benz tisfoIauen gimme
8Idf,Sten uno Ritnmerteu nur cine In
3abL Gterndeu. nno 6as Rol'e Mler
ldbsntino ba p5en 1T cem 0aGfiit
i II blidte 81 tbnen hillap{, aber tpi
Siner, Der in sit Buh gudf, beRel
G9aratte1e ibn fgenlo iino, hern oi
Spr1e9s Der Steru4en> fje osrltano sr
aidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

l1nsefdbr sebn Ta5e fbdter bietten
,tDfi Mtinner nit elmer Tra95abre al
aer @iolle zines Sp;iai5, peI@es bsl
8 i.ung Earrter5iaer GnnsRern ubers
cen mar. G,e |tsGtsn bic ga6re be.
Liam III 8oben, uno md5renb bsr
Sine ben @lpdenittanq sog, lebnte Del
Ia>ere bgtaglieb an einem 9aternen-
pfa9l uno iagte, off Die Sabre bin.
ceattno Sci 0Dtt! Qdften mir Gle
Gage 10 lti4t 81 trasen, Bdb'S Inner
air9wsib BET urs" Gen 8es(eitsr
iliaTnte Ladheno Bet nnb iaien nod ct.
pas benlertsn su rnQsn, aber l5on
pdro cis Yforte Ieii: g6ffast uno biz
Pfortnerin fragile Die 2eute na9 itlen
8ege9ref.
v0ier 5ringen mir ginsn," noba'
c;nec Der Erdger ta3 Dort, 0oer Gud
niat metr Ian6e 81 i@aff.n eeben miro,
oenu ct 1pii1t oQsrhauo totes 3eue
ourcbeinanoer, u,to ba5 Gieber lendtet
inn aus ben Mu5cn bsra9s. Is 1T Elm
arner Teafel. I'M ben fi9 ouf Der @elt
aienano NIB: tiiminsrt. Seine BIN
merfrau, Der CT beltte Natt i'm Sic
beltpabn eiaen n6dttihen 8aiaa ess
madt Fat, IieB Jpn bielbsr transpor-
tiren. Da III ibre gorsHe, fails Der
M,l1n Eel gr9 ierbsn ioQte, coer su iid
tomrnt, uno irssno eth QuIiras 81 beItslen
pdre."
Nlan traAte ben Rroafen In bas 8e=
abadtunesSimmer, uno bic Mdaner
gtraen nit Ger leeren Rabre uieoer ppn
0ani,en. 8aIo barauf eridien Der Doc.
tor In 8esleitun9 elmer S4wefer, TN,
Die &rarf9eit teB nnbefanrten su con-
fatiren unb bie MbtbeiLung 3u beltims
men, in pelder Ct oufgenommen usrs
cen toQte.
Man Bate 2otbariD - 6er11 ais oie.
fen taben mir Den Granfen tpobl ers
t1nrt - bDrerit in etneu 2ebnftubl &c.
lsbt, aber Ct mar 10 tootihwod, taB CT
sulammen5lbreden brDbte, uno man
ibu oabsr ansetIesoet auf Elm Bet leJen
muBte. Sic erfse Belt blieb CT regun5s=
los, p!5slih aber padte Jpn bas Jiebcr
NIT reuer Oe!ualt, CT iffaete Die 4ugen,
lhreGiiae, bluiunterlaulene qu5en, bic
IN Dem abee5e5rtsn Gsiidt uie 3Dei
srDBs eIitenos Rcblen leitdtefe1, ct
rolte fe umbsr, fdlug nit 6dnoen uab
6l5sn I'M fih uno ftssB aqerbcno nne
art,culirte 2aute aus, bic In benz ftei.
nes aetrDlbten Gaum unbsimIia tpiSers
6eaten.
Sn b!siem 3ufiano fanb ibn Der Dec,
Tor, Gin nod ilneerer Mann ron ein=
nebmenbem MeuBern, Dem drifflihes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

- SO bis $500 rerhea ansgsIieht,
anf MGhel, &ianDs, Sferne, 8aesn,
9iartantea nnO ale &ertbgesenfaaOfu
9ginReIuta &uan Gumpaa1, 3iiamer Is
arh Ia erie GaticaaI Saag @ebGRne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

&tu III pEit S-t S|G9H1 ottNS
urb Die SSiIit ter offer 3cren
Sid 3l Geiaem ytubms te9ren.
98eil Der SER iib Sion baute
Sdtit 81 ie;nem Qeilibtbume,
ND Jpn Segtifer eri@aute
SBuisIid, III Linen &al NJ.
0ort erb5rt CT teren Nieben,
Die In Oemuib ihul pertrauen,
nnb bon ienen bal'gen 06ben
8iro ct ouf ibr Buteu ido1en.
Gdriften 1oGcn bieIe SUI De
Sinoeatinhern aufseuabrea
t1no es tpjro f9, Sob I'M Munoe,
I'm bsn 9errn Die JtahweIt lGearer.
Dtnn es bleibt ber 0err ethoben
NingS ron 1sine2 2tdtes S.Lse;
5jebt Der Groe fteine Gabeu
@ndois BON Gem Steynsnj,lte:
Sbret cert bos Gdnersseii59ne
lerer, Die bier fu1o ~eefangeu,
Biu, bo6 Der G:fal'nen Gfbne
5arsr Greiqeit Ttoft ellan8sn.
Do6 In Sion tie berfanom
Subelnb Ietneu 9tamen IQer,
Ta6 rpn Solcln's Mauereyunoen
Gpmnsn Isines 9}ubme5 i&auan.
8ann Die GDltsr li4 periauMetn
uno Gle Soatge 5r1u Disnfe
NasineS 9ar1n, nil iA aud famwsln
Danf fur l3ine 6o6ueraiA it,.
Qiessopn pan 0u eessigst
Die 0erjnge 3 iii bsr Sabre
16r uno, oa {! mic tal, ildl rei0et
Nu1 msia i:eIb!th 0aupt 5ar 8aare.
. 70 rufe nidt bon binren
Micb in tHitten neiner Sage;
Deins Sabre, obn' 8c9innen,
8dbrea fopt III 8tsider @aase.
Nte i'm Dining Detne 5tdJtc
S9uf bic gBelt uno ibre 3onen,
SD iino 9einer 0dnee g6e.fe
4u9 Der 9inmeI yts8ipnen.
4as tperben IL bsr8S9sn,
@Uig ober tpibrt Neiu Walten;
uao Gu tLetblt, ipsun tie osrpeben
uuo tpts Elm GstDaao oeraIten.
@ie Elm Belt oira OH berpanbeln
Sic, nuo bleietsn miro ibr Gd'immer ;
God es bIei5t 0eia SeIbf, 0ein 9aAs
beln;
0etae SATIRE fhu!nSen ninmer.
Mter Oeiner 9ieuer G5bne
@eroan bier gelegnst motnen,
llno gu pitit IN eD'ger SdDne
Strer Sinser lisbeno lGoaen.
Sedfer 8ialm.
(8f. 1897
aus Ger Giefe meiner Sdmer3en,
0err, mein @ptt ruf' i'd Dir su;
Tos @sbet aus bangem SCREEN
0O1f grbasmer gn6oi9 Sn.
Meiner Meue beib m Tle9en
2eibef Du 0sin S~ltero9r,
Dsnn su lidten 0ih1meIshtbm
Drinst be3 Seuf5srs Saut einpor.
@patet gu bic Siuoen sSblen
Muf Der nieoern @rne tisr,
Up 20 oft Die Weniden fealen,
@sr beltlnee, 9;rr! Dor Sir?
Och, neil gu Der @orn Der Site,
Sab i9 Deiner Cub neltraut,
llno nit tinoli9em Semitic
Sour oaf 9stn 0eIet 9ebaut.
@ldubis bofte milne Seele.
8ater ! auf Oein beiIi5 MDtt.
S5 auh Wandes bier unS feble,
Elar triro einltenS Ile5 bort
Son benz Strabl Der Mcrssnr5tbe
8is gum ipdiea @benoideiu,
8lidt mein 8eif nur I'm 8.bete
Iuf Den g@iSen alein.
Denn Bel SIN, MIR tupbnt Grbarmea,
Mur bi Sbm 1T SeIisteit.
&ube bietet bort Dem Mrn1ert
Des 8erselters 9srrIiatet.
llnb aetpiB BON aGem 8Dien
Mabt Der 0err aQein uns fret.
Gr nur tpiro iein BOLT erl6ien
Mus Der Glnoe Sclaperei !!
- SO bis $500 rsrhea arsgsIieht,
aaf @Shel, SHINES, Sferne, Naeen,
1iamanten nuO ale @ertbgegenFanDeu
ANs...rA. n. glS.~mm~ 4 n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

.Mbar, neil Dor 9einen Gu9en
Sur Die RENE @abrheit gilt,
Saa 9u Seiner Meisbeit 9iefe
inno tbr Suntel mir entblGt.
&eide mir bes YIops Mei9e
i@iitig, uno i9 tpetoe rein;
@aibe mi1 nn5 el6N;eno ueibsr
&lS ber Gdnee ipsto' tb bann letn.
Meiners DIRE ril1 g~etpdbren
Sreuoe gu uno GeIi3ts;t;
Ser ernieorigten @ebeine
GrdIte tpegosn friib erreut.
Son Der idpelen G0uSen Men9e
@enoe, 0err init @aaoenbutb
Setnen Bid uuo t;lge cQer
'Meiner @li1abaten Sdrlo.
Saaff. Mi: Elm reires 9er3, Der
Su ia laes, Got osrlei6'f,
llno In metnera Snnern wede
Ginen nsuen, tetnen @ejit!
Nibt berifoBe meme Geele,
6err, BON Deinem 9n5efidt!
Deinen BELL gen 6eiit ent5iebe,
@ptt, mir arraem Climber tidt {!
@ib bic uuerId5pfte @onne
Seines 2idl'S mir uab Iein Sell,
uno Dein @eiit, oeB 96Aiten Alele,
0eroe Itdrtenc mir gu tte!I.
9sbren tpia i'd Seine Wese
Sene germ, bic ire geb'n,
llno es tperoen id betebren
@ae Suncer, Die 5l Ieb'n.
Mta6e MIDI, o GER Der @naoe,
Mab' mid pon Der 8!utI6uIo fTei!
SubeIno Icl msin W}1uD ounn tlnben,
9aB gered9t Gein Mo;tea ut.
Ser ! er6fne nfetns 2ippan>
nnb es 1ol Ipbpreiien lout
Meine 3unee Deinen Namen,
Sen tis @elt bemunberno fGait.
Sdttef Gpfer 0u gefproert,
6reubig tbte i1 lie bar;
glbsr blut'ge 0pier sisren
Summer Gein2n 9odQltlr.
Sur Elm Gers, opG bon 3;rtniri dung,
SIT Elm SpIer @ctt iOttan
0enn Elm 9er5, 5ertairiGt uno reuig>
S.ebit gu ni4t oeradteno an.
Gegue, @ctt, naA Dsineru 2SiGen
@ltig 0einer Sidite Q5b'n,
1lno es percen Galems Wiauern
Sumer pobIbtfeft5t fie9'a.
0crt wiIif gu 8ereGte Opfer
@u1 e~mpfan9en j,or @rt,
llr0 es i6mildtt Die QItdre
Damn Elm 9oran tet8, rein uno gait !
8nxfter gfaGm.
(9i. l01.)
Ser, erb5re bic @ebete
9lines Sieners Mas nit 8an3er
9rin9eno CT rpn Dir etfsbte,
Mbss eS at Sir 6eIauSen!
Nitt nit s1sneroer @e5erbe
&enoe Did Don meinem &iaoe;
@enn i5 euh bedn8f!igt tperbe,
Neise mir 0ein S9c ppa @nace.
llno on peI5em Gage ;mmer
SD 81 0ir alh tperoe rufen,
Somme Der GrtDruna Sdimner
S6neG bon 0eineS SSt0neS Stufen.
9enn, tpie &au9 oabineseaueen,
&ai@ berSsb!t iino meme Sage,
1lno pie oilrre 3peige bansen,
Don't niein 2eib i'm Sdmer3 Der &laee.
@ie oes Graies 8luue fintst,
Sin Serldlagen td ihbeiien
Meltt neil, !0ers, pergebeus pintci
Speiie mir, Die i4 psrgefsn.
Bon benz STUFF in hanger StunSe
1lnb bon meires Seuf.erS 8eben
8lieb bic 3un5e mir am Miunee
&rnItI0s uno pertrcdnet fleben.
G;niam Bin i@ nun setpcrbsn,
g8ie Der 8rgel einfam fiset
gBie an mppsumrantten Otten
Stia oes 2duSletns Iuee bliset.
9llio 6telt ih bauge 8ade,
CAB mid gang allen geflnben,
gSie Elm Sperling ouf benz Da&e
SIN bes @inters biifern Stunoen.
Sage lang init Spbn umtpben
l@teine Seinbe mir bic Ohren,
limb, bic einit mid bod erboben,
Sinh nun gesen mid Ueri&wcrer.
A4 -. Off r LIS ~T.L
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
Setss g . 6.

IN ler= Npoenette bon G~leranber Salfa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
Sic eesHstsate GaNsnsstt.
IL. Das Mlmpfen n.

Seili9et Sud- unb icib tcilis.
(yep. 20, 10
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
Die IiebcnS ~u6pialmen Oapio's,
llebertt. .Jeil ron Sermanu Eb. Soc.

llebertt ,Jei pcn Sermanu Eb. Soc.
8ierter 9alm.
(@f. 50.)
Sab nit MIR, o Gptt! grbarmen,
9enn Su liebit 8armbersi9teit,
StIee meme GHulo no6 Detaer
i @naoenbulb unenolibfsit.
Waihe MID bon meinen SeElern,
&einise pm Ginben MIDI;
Meine Shu!o ertsnn' ib, fdble
Stets mein unrcdt eesen Did.
0ir onein FAB i9 9eiinbiat,
gbIes eegen DID ec'ban
.llro bstpabrt nah Deinen 8prten
Sat it9 Defines urtbeils 4lau.
sieb', in Sinoen tporS ewpfau9en
SD, ben nteine Wantter id|pn
0Qt gebpren IN Oct Shnos,
Ab, cen arulen Grosniobn!
@bsr, tpeil Dor 9einen Gu9en
Sur Die RENE @abrbeit gilt,
9aR 9u 9einer @eisbeit 9iefe
.l1no ibr 9untel mir entbaGt.
&eide mir 6es Y'ops Mei9s
.@utig, uno ib tpetoe rein;
@aiAe mid nn6 sldHseno peibsr
@Is Der Gduee ipst0' id baun iein,
@teiuer:. DIRE pil1 setpdbrea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-06-04

be little short of $4,000. The United
States is the only country officially
represented. All other countries
except Germany, Turkey and Non
tenegro, however, have presented ex-
hibits OF varying sizes and character.
This French Exposition, it will be
remembered, is intended as a cele-
bration OF the uprising of the French
people a century ago, known as the
French Revolution. This event has
always been considered the birth of
Repubhcanism IN France, though
there have been Neutrality-suspicious.
OF 1t during the century. But it &C
complished results which have given
10 France what promises 10 become
d permanent republican government.
The celebration corresponds in its
puport to the Philadelphia centen-
NAL exposition of 1876.
The Samoan Conference at Berlin
viii probably continue in session for
several weeks longer. The plan of
settlement seems TO be this: The
recall and reinstatement of Malietoa
as king. with council of three or
six advisers, appointed Jointly by
England, Germany and the United
States, with a Judiciary and land
commission Of joint approval, the
whole government and people to be
under the Joint protection of the
three powers named. The only
question likely to make trouble be-
fore the Commission is the indem-
nifty to Germany for the loss of her
men in battle. The New York Herald
suggests that it be a money indem-
nifty and that the United States
advance the amount and take Z
mortgage on the group-a PROPOSE
ton which that government and
people viii not be likely TO second.
Perhaps syndicate OF German.
American and English capitalists
may be found who VIII advance the
money. settle all claims, and take
possession and make a grand sugar
plantation Of the group, which might
not be a bad speculation, provided
the sugar would be admitted into the
United States free from Samoa, as it
IS from Hawaii And why not-with
sugar at seven cents?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-06-04
IN THE SUPREME CoURroF

4 the Hawaiian Islands. ANDREW CRAW-
FORD, doing business under the name and
style OF A. CRAWFORD AND COMPANY V
ROBERT BEIGGs, defendant. and BISHOP & Co.
and ;. B. DOLE, Garnishees
kALAkACA: By the grace Of God, Of the Ha-
Waiisn Islands, King:
To the Marshal OF the Kingdom, or his
DepUty-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded To surnr,ou
ROBERT BRIGGS, defendant, in case he shall
hle written answer within twenty DAYS after
service hereof. TO be and appear before the
Supreme Court at the October Term thereof TO
I 1e holden az Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, on
AONDAI- the seventh day Of October at ten
O'Clock A. n, TO show cause why the claim OF
Andrew Crawford, plaintiff should not be
awarded him pursuant 70 the tenor Of his an
neIed petition.
And you are also commanded TO leave a t-r,a
aud attested copy OF this writ with Bishop and
Company and Sanford B. Dole, the attorneTs-
agents, factors. trustees or debtors Of the above
named defendant, OF at the place OF their Esusl
ABODE aad them summon TO appear personally
II said Court On Monday, the seventh daT Of
October next, az ten O'Clock l. n. Their and
there, on oath, 70 disclose whether they or
either OF them have, az the time said couv
was served. had any Of the goods or effects Of
the defendant II their hands, and II 80. the
nature a4ouut and value Of the same or If
theJ o. either Of them are indebted 10 the
defendant, and II 20. the amount and nature
thereof.
Notify the said Gsrnishees that upon default
70 attend az the place on the DAY and -Four above
mentioned. execution viii be issued ayain AZ
their proper estate for the amount Of sueh iudg.
meni IS the plaintiff may recover against the
defendant and have you then there this Writ
VILE IAN return Of your proceedings thereon.
witness Hon a. FRANCIS JUDD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme
10. l.. Court, az Honolulu. this ffth dav
% April, A. D. 1855
l21l-i4i HENRY SMITH. Clerk.
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any, so far as disturbance is con-
cerned. The population was never
more peacefully inclined than now.
The latest sdvices from the Vol
cano we're that the crater is unusually
active, and the new carriage road
from Hilo TO Kilaueais being rapidly
constructed. About seven miles of
this new highway are already grad
ed. and the heaviest cuttings have
already been passed.
Memorial or Decoration Day, May
5Oth, was kept in Honolulu enthusi-
astically, and the Hawaiian soldiers
Joined the Grand Army veterans in
the celebration, About 5000 people
are said to have been present at the
ceremonies, and the event has had
unusual success; indeed the whole
population seemed to be Americans
during the celebration.
The Hawaiian Government has
inaugurated sales of land as home
steads, and already considerable
areas on the principal islands have
been surveyed and offered for sale as
homes for the people upon easy
terms of payment and conditions re-
quiring residence for five years with
specified improvements. This sys-
TEN has not yet extended so far as
could be wished, but there is much
reason for hope that people will yet
be settled on all the waste lands
under Government control.
The road around Punchbowl hill
is already far advanced, and will
soon be finished When completed
this road will prove favorite drive:
and the pleasure of cool mountain
air. at an elevation of 500 feet above
sea level, will be attained in fifteen
minutes drive from the city.
The annual report of the Minister
Of Finance, showing an account of
Receipts and Expenditures, has been
published and gives a very favorable
showing. The Treasury credit bal
ance on April 1st 1889 was $751;
565.16: and it is probably now about
100000, and increasing through the
medium Of the Savings Bank.
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this date one week. Jury waived al
April term.
WEDNESDAY, May 20.
PROBATE pIvIsloN.-BEFoRE HIS HONOR
JUSTICE PRESTON.
In re estate OF W. f. Callahan. The
petition OF c. W. Ashford, temporary
| administrator, for allowance OF accounts,
discharged and final order OF distribution.
The Court orders the accounts approved
and administrator discharged from all
further liability upon payment into court
OF the balance on hand, 1921 50. The
charges OF the administrator, $75, for
expenses is allowed. c. W. Ashford
petitioner, present in person.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE DOLE.
In re guardianship of J. W Yarndley
The petition of Thomas Il. Walker and
Henry WaterhouSe 10 be appointed
guardians of the person and property OF
]. W Yarndley. Matter postponed two
weeks from this date. Present Henry
Warehouse and j. W. Yarndley.
In re estate George Bickneli. J. $.
Walker and James Bicknell executors.
The Court ordered that the executors
account, TO March Slst, 1889, be APP
proved and the masters report thereon
be confirmed.
LAW DIvISIoN.-BEFoRE HIS HONOR JUSTICE
DOLE.
DECISION on DEMURRER.
Action OF assumpsit upon a promissory
note for 500 L. Ahlo plaintiff VS.. Ching
Fat and Chung Sun Kee defendants.
Demurrer of defendants sustained with
leave to plaintiff to amend. Defendants
to answer within twenty days after
service of amended declaration. Costs
under demurrer to be paid by plaintiff.
V. V. Ashford for plaintiff and W. o.
Smith for defendants.
SATURDAY, June l.
LAW DIvISIoS-BEEoRE HIS HONOR JUDGE
PRESTON.
Bankruptcy of A. F. Cooke. Petition
OF W. .. Smith for allowance Of accounts,
discharge, ana order to pay final divi-
dend.
Ordered that the accounts be approved,
final dividend paid, and assignee dis
charged upon filing receipts.
W. o. Smith, the assignee, attended
in person.
PROBATE DIVISION.
In re estate of T. Ak. Petition of
Tong Chong Toy and A. H. Loo Ngawk,
Executors OF the above estate for allow
ance OF accounts.
The Court orders the accounts referred
to Henry Smith, the clerk, TO report
upon. Cecil Brown attorney for petit
TONERS.
INTERMEDIARY DIVISION.
~ Morgan vs.. c. Lucas Action of
asSumpsit on defendants appeal from
Police Court, Honolulu. Plaintiff non
suited w. c. Achi attorney for plain
tiff; \. Rosa attorney for defendant