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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-01
TWO NOTED TURFMEN.
Pen Portraits of J. B. Haggin and
Pierre LOrillard-
From the Nel0 YORK star.

From the AeLU YORK Star.
J. B. Haggin is in town now; he has more
horses on his ranch in California than most
people would imagine His love for his
horses knows no bounds, and his great
wealth allows him 70 give them all the
luxury that a horse could be Supposed to
enjoy. His father was a chsistianized
Turk. Mr.. Haggin is a short, thick-set
man, and wears a full beard, which. in
spite of being closely cropped, shows that
IL is very gray. He has piercing black
eyes, is always fashionably dressed,
IS quite a good listener, and seldom talks OF
his own affairs. He bets very heavily. and
frequently stood to win $4,000 on race.
On a horse that he thinks well of, he viii
bet all the money ths bOokmakers will take.
His money Is placed in the betting ring like
the Dryers, by a commissioner. During
race he usually sits in the club house and
listens and smiles sardOnicaly at his friends
jokes. Only his closest friends really know
what he IS doing with his horses tie never
gives direct tip" He watches the horses
very closely while racing, and becomes very
mucn excited if the finish is Close
Pierre Lorillard has returned to the turf
again after an absence of four years. de
has always been looked upon as the prince
of betters, and when he owned his fast
stable of racers he used to back them to
win large sums of money. He IS now
gathering together a number of race horses
and Will next year again have number OF
first-class ANIMALS to represent Rancocas in
the classic events. AT Jerome Park the
master Of Rancocas, as Mr. Lorillard is
called, used to sit in the timers stand He
never entered the betting ring, but en-
ployed commissioner to place his money
for him at the best possible advantage.
This was done very quietly. When the
horses went to the post Mr.. Lorillard would
look critically at his representative, and.
appearing to feel satisfied with the colts
condition, would glance at the other horses
engaged
AS the horses got into position to start the
in one hand and his field glasses in the other.
When they started Mr.. Lorillards eyes
were at once riveted on his own horse.
Every move of the colt or his rider was
known to him from start to finish When
he won pleasant smile would steal over
his face as the horse shot past the winning
post, and, Immediately, as if it were an
everyday occurrence, he would turn and
talk to the other gentlemen on the stand.
When the horses came back to the judges
stand be would again examine his colt and
occasionally go down t. speak to Matt
Byrnes, his trainer. Sometimes he would
take out his note book and see how much
he had won, but this was very seldom. If
he lost, the closest observer would not
know it, except that instead of examining
his own borse, he would look over the one
that beat his.
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CARNEGIE'S MEN OUT.
The Great Strike Declared on at a
Meeting Held Yesterday.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 3O-A strike at
the great steel plant of Carnegie & Co.,
against the scale proposed by the firm, was
declared on at a meeting of the Amalga-
mated workmen to-day. Tomorrow the
works will be idle in all departments. 1t is
the intention of the company to devote the
next two weeks to necessary repairs about
the mill, and after they are completed, if
the men still persist in refusing to sign the
scale, an attempt will be made to
operate the plant with new workmen.
The strike will effect about 2,4OO
men, of whom l 800 are members of the
Amalgamated Association and the balance
laborers and machinists The fight prom
ises to be bitter and long drawn out, as
both sides are determined. 1t is stated that
che Amalgamated Association will aid the
strikers for two years if necessary. The
scale proposed reduces wages about Is per
cent, but falls heaviest upon the highest
paid workmen.
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1T NEVER FAILS.

ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR is guaran.
teed to be a safe and reliable medicine for Dys-
pepsia, Acid stomach, Constipation, Nervous
Headache. Diarrhoea, Dysentery and other dis.
eases arising from disordered state of the
liver. Recommended by prominent physicians
and awarded highest prizes over competitors.
Ask for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECToR and
take no other. Prepared by
B. f. ULMER, NJ D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga
Price 81 per bottle. If you cannot obtain the
"Corrector' from your druggist send your
order direct, and it will be forwarded by ex
press, freight paid.
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Solid With the Administration
from Teras .Siftinns.

A prominent citizen of little town in
Illinois, meeting the postmaster, personal
friend, asked, "Ain't you bounced yet,
Jim?n "Not a bit of it. No danger of
Ben bouncing me-" "And yet your ad-
ministration of the postofice has been
pretty tough. There have been lots Of
complaints against you. JIM" II know it.
Bill. really let the office run itself" And
you were always a violent Democratic
Yes, | denounced Harrison on the stump
as Puritan sneak from Indiana, aud I s.y
so yet" And you say you DON'T expect to
be bounced this term? There is something
incomprehensible about this.n "Not at ali.
My wife is "a sister of one of Russ Harri-
sons college chums." 80, l didn't know
that, Why, man alive, you are as solid as
the rock of Gibraltar"
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FIRE AT ROCKY FORD.

Messrs. BrlnsOn and Parker Lose
Their Resid ences.
ROCKY FORD, GA, June 3O.-The resi-
dences of A. ]. Brinson and Z. NJ Parker
at this place were destroyed by fire this
morning about 2 o'clock. The fire origi-
mated in Mr.. Parkers. house. When dis
covered it was too late to save it. The
flames leaped from it to Mr.. Brinson's.
which was too near to be saved. Mr..
Parker's furniture is total loss. Mr..
Brinson succeeded in saving all his furni-
ture The total loss is about 5000. The
amount of the insurance is unknown. as
Mr. Parker and his family are away.
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1t is a Curious Fact

That the body is now more susceptible to
benefit from medicine than at any other sea-
son. Hence the importance of taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the
most good. 1t is really wonderful for puri-
flying and enriching tue blood, creating an
appetite and giving a healthy tone to the
whole system. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa-
parila, which is peculiar to itself
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NOTICE.


SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.,
DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS,
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 1st, 1889.
Interest for the second quarter of the year
1889 is due and win be paid on demand De
positors will please leave their books at the
bank to be balanced on and after the 10th inst.
JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier.
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a HAPPY SON OF ST. CRIsPIN.

BIS Essay Takes the Boot and Shoe
Prize of $500.
CHICAGO, June pa special from
Joliet, ILL.,, says: Joliet has a happy son of
st. Crispin in the person Of John Ryan,
who yesterday won the international prizs
Of $500 offered by the Boot and Shoe
Journal of Boston for the best essay on
boot and shoe making in all its branches.
Every state in the union contested for the
prize. together with Canada, New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia. y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-01

EKAlsER WILLIAM II. bought up all the peaches
at Montreuil, France, the other day, to
entertain King HdmDert with. Thus cor
ner was produced, and peaches sold for SIS
apiece
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MARIETTA AND NORTH GEORGIA
COUPONS

The July coupons of the Sectional Mortgage
and the First Consolidated Mortgage of the
Marietta and North Georgia Railway Company
will be paid at the Office of the undersigned on
presentation Also at the office of Messrs.
Kessler Co, No. 81 Wall street, New York.
A. L. PARTRIDGE,
IOS BaV Street
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0eKAIR LODGE NO. Q, 1. O. o. F.

A regular meeting viii be held THIS CMonday)
EVENING at : O'Clock, sun time, MeIropolI'au
an ,1,,ar IVhits ker and President Streets.
The officers for current term viii b. lnstaued,
Members of other Lodges and visiting orothers
are cordially invited TO attend -
By order OF j. w Sh14h' ~ "
JOIN RILEY. Secretary.
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were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
AT Philadelphia
Athletic .........o o 0 o / o . 3
Brooklyn. ........7 0 o K s
Base hits Athletic 8, Brooklyn Q. Errors:
Athletic 8, BrooklyD 3. Batteries: Seward and
Robinson, Terry and Visner.
Re AT St. Louis
st. Louis ...........1 0 ! 0 5 liz
Louisville % 0 0 0 o. Z
Base hits: ST. Louis TO- Louisville g. Errors
ST. Louis 4, Louisville g. Batteries: Stivetts and
Millgan, Ramsey and Vaughn.
At Kansas City
Kansas City .... ii 2 0 o o. 8
Cincinnati .........0 / 2 l 0 0 K 9
Base hits: Kansas City 9, Cincinnati G. Err
rors: Kansas City 6, Cincinnati 4 Batteries:
Sowders and Gunson, Baldwin and Smith. 10,
At Baltimore
Columbus ...........0 0 0 o o p 4
Baltimore ..........0 0 0 0 0 ? y z
Base hits-Columbus 5, Baltimore 5. Errors /:
Columbus 5, Baltimore = Batteries: Mays and
Widner, pitchers, O'Connor, catcher, Foreman
and Quinn.
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THE ROAD TO RUIN-Keenly-Th a young
man who is going to the dogs rapidly.
Sharpey- whats the matter with him
Keenly-He's trying to satisfy an appetite for
wine on an income for beer-Cincinfatt Com
DlercidL
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FREE SODA WATER.
DIVIDEND NO. as.
NOTICE.

On and after MONDAY, JULY 1st, until
further notice, all freight for Central Railroad
and connections will be received at the CEN
TRIAL PRESS. Telephone No 3O4
A ZONES Anop4
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NOTICE,

The firm OF B. DREW & CO.. lately doing
business at Coosawhatchie S. c.. is this da9
dissolved by mutual consent Either of the
undersigned will receipt for any money due, or
pay any claims against the late firm
BENZ. DREW
HENRY c. DREW,
BENJAMIN GREIG
june l, 1859. COOSaMhatchie 8 q
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER.
SAVANNAH .June % 1919

OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER
SAVANNAH, June % 1899
Bids invited to construct a BRICK CULVERT
between the two and threemile posts on the
Ogeechee road, For plan and specification
building. Sealed bids handed to JOHN R.
DILLON, Clerk, on or before II NJ the Bird dav
of JULY, 1889, County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
EDWARD J. THOMAS County Fngineer
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MEETINGS.
GFoRGI4 HIsTORICAL SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting Of this society
will be held at Hodgson Hall THIS ENENLNu
at eight O'Clock
BEIRNE GORDON,
Recording Secretary.
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The COUNTESS DE CASA MIRANDA. best known
as Christine Nilsson is going to London for the
summer, but wnl not sing in public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO sTOCkH0LDERs'

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE MACON, GA, June q, 1889
Dividend No. II. of three dollars and fifty
cents per share, will be paid the stockholders
Of this company on and after the 29Uh inst
Stockholders receiving their dividends in
Macon will be paid at tie Central Georgia
Bank OF this city; those in Savannah at the
Central Railroad Bank of that CITY
w. S. BRANTIY,
Secretary and Treasnrar
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NOTICE.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
SAVANNAH, GA. July 1st, 1889.
Interest for the second quarter of the present
year is now due and will be paid on demand.
Depositors will please leave their books at the
bank 10 be balanced
JAS H. HUNTER. Cashier.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the Russian bark META must
be presented at our Office THIS DAY by ~
O'Clock A NJ, or payment will be debarred.
PATERSON. DOWNING & CO,
Agents,
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-08-06
On WEDNESDAY LAST.
verdict Of the Jury. and Names Of the
Jurors. ctc..

verdict Of the Jury. ana Names OF the
Jurors. etc,
Atau lugueS.tion taken at Honolulu.
Island c5,Oahu, on the Sl:h and SIS, days
Of July sud the LIST Of August. \. D. 1889.
before Charles Creighton, one OF the cor
oaers o. said island, upon tina bodies Of
L5.ka, POM. sam Tucker. keki. Kele-
Iua and hawaiwai ,alI native male Haw-
aiians.r there living dead, by the oaths
Of the Jurors whose names are hereunto
subscribed. who being sworn TO enquire
when. how and by what means the
shove mentioned came 10 their death,
uu0n their Oarhs DO say that the said
persons came TO their death by reason OF
guushos wounds inflicted while said
persons were in open Instruction against
The Hawaiian Government on July SOth,
1880. In testimony whereof the said
coroner and the Jurors OF this inquest
have hereunt0 set their hands tuls lst
day u August, 1889.
Gas. CREIGHTON, Conner.
GEO. Lucas, JE-,
wv. H. HOOGs,
JQuE E. Bowel.
Wv. B. 0LESoS,
J. D. Tucker,
D. SHEPHERD,
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B0NoKAA SCHOOL
Closing E,Ne-,f>r> ana Nominations
4 Successful Example ~ a. L.
land Provincial school

Esz6 Provincial >eNcoi-
one q the annual events q this place
Is the closing Cs o1v scaoo,S, .oi this
vaa- was 10 exception 70 the p&>;- Since
laS- vez- smother 7ooal has beea aaiei,
s1tra; there waS necessarily some change
N the programme from fo-meg cloSinsS,
The examinations and closing eNsC-
czssS q the tvo lower rooms OscCrei On
we:25S3Av, July s4th. before the Scaoo,
s-s1- ana an examining committee ap-
pointed BY hun
The examinations and closing Gxer~
cz<as q the upper nom WIS On Thurs
iay. July Ssh, and occupied the whole
ri the Jay. This nom hAS been under
the charge Q: Nh. h, N. Ovs7sad to-
the raS: -h-es . four years, and the sN-
s-c.SsS demonstrated the izcs tbs. she
: master q the situation, ana thorough
II understands wis; : needed IN the
Hawaiian English schools Ii also de-
uo-S;-z:s3 tbs; :. : Unwi>e 70 change
teachers where !, : possible 70 AvO,d
dong 81, t,- this yeGrS exercises were
5a- 4lsz3 @: shy We: held by Mrs, Over
end O zuy Q; her predecessors. The
children a- showed $ good command Q:
me English language, performed some
;s-zc-.. wC-k II arithmetic, while on
.hs :zb.sS were papers On Gram
-a-. Geozraply and United
States hzs.c-y ;ha, wculd have done
,-es5. % MANY teachers, while al
Tie us--zrSl5u wAS better than
.rs. @: c-s-lzE CIR business men. In
-as--l-- English tla children G&ve no.
been -a--l- language alone, but have
learned English IN connection With
-rvs=-.c-v. geography and people and
---.t-.-5l-S II -la Islands. snip routes @.
tie word. -ClG manners. and many
1-lz- u>=--- things
i v.-.I = Cl-Cs. NJ 70 mention the
mus. a-1 decorations, tWo very &pprC-
--ss.-a s--y5 --.-.sS- The decorations ESre
u-c.->s srL IN Tie native S.r.5. me
singing waS the ls>- W. have ever heard
C-E-- z--l z.L -Es parts represented
AZ -La c-1ss Ms. .. presented some
handsome books - presents some tor
nus improvement. mos Le&lm@ra>.
e.c. The - Cce w&s tor blackboard
ue--LrSllp. ac1 w&S LEFT 10 : vote q
the vzS--l-S-cer-5---y s. lust plan. - no
ne knew i-- what person they we're yl.-
M Mss JC-Ia Moses captured tna.
u-i1e. On Saturday the teachers and
parents gave = -CzU 70 the children Il
the residence q f. :. Lyman, cCc -
v1-r correspondent VS. 10. present NJ
caC give NJ particulars
A-s. .. LzS re4Sol 70 be proud q her
SuEssS. and her place = one that VIII o5
lzri % fl. though i : the hope Of al
the Ua--c-s rLz- !: viii no. be necessary
10 I'll :: BY smother toC ul4ny months 70
cone. I: : nov one 0: the ICS- Sd
r.rce6 schools ont q Honolulu, Il no:
tie mos advanced
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Letters From the Young Princess.


Letters -=-= reserved -r ne A-z-=5z
iran --= E-5--=s> E-5- ami. stating ID 1t
Sc. IN ----1l--, i -z=--z- ---s. T. 2. Wz-z=-.
Id arrived n London IL the z--l June
So speaks l=-y If -E= E-E reception
extended 20 Ter BY private tz-iE=< in
leading s1sz. circles and she had
been =-zz=[ 10 ---z5- sights q:
g-=- E---c-=s. The shah O.: Psrs:z.
.l= Fr-1c= and Princess @: Wales
and 1-E=- Distinguished members
@. -le British r-yz- family. Tasse
opportunities E=r= had - the royal per
s--z-s =rz proceeding 10 and return
NJ 5-1z . garden party gwen q Mar
1org-z1 E5-z=-
NE vCz1Z Princess hzd z-s7 Visited
-z-v 9: sl= Attractive Places II Lo-5o-
z-l vicinity. Among th=se vers. =.
Pans Cathedral. -lz Tower q Lc-I---
Wzs----s-=- Accey. EC-ses o: Psr-iz-
1=--. c1= underground railway. many
q -lz theatres, the Al galleries. and the
q C--S-z-.- -zr-= orchestra and several
u The celebrated Singers @: Europe -lcs
-z-E-
>L= writes T=-y .--=--lz=--.E u 7Elz-
novelties cane under -=C mice =SE=--
ally ~l=- il : considered that this
Ez-zll-- Princess = only thirteen years
q z
When -l== s5v5-s E=-z Dispatched
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E--.l z-l=z- that -E=E= : zr=pc--
current ---- -L= native r1r--z-5-z %
Tie - -l=-= were casualties
z-1-- Ills E1z----- Rife c1-1= and
zr-.szc1.=-s. Is wen Is Il the r=I=I
rz-a- lie 5l---ri1= zu11Eug-z -s-,=-,
=--=--lr written y = native. was
PICKED - II the street IT Erlizv and
Lz-E=E 5--1 The A1vEE--sEz OEz=- L
azz I'D 1---z ---z-l=i. e1- re publish
r s=-1z-1 t-- Elz- L : El-tL- II l.
dressed % -1= Editor q the ?. c.
Z -TEe--szz and rszls - fellows
1r-. E.-E-Lc-sz M 90 interfere
5zr- 1-- I u-S- Ak shy Z -I5- O. -L=
--zT ard r---l=E Ezlzzzs ! IN GlrC--
-z.5-1 and --1-E5z- i said zlC-t -L1== q
the whites OF H111-lll Kia=s Eh=H
- + ten killed and FIVE EC-1Lszi- /
Is z---u e1Ez-rilc= shy U5.LI1E j. =-i5
z1l-- then Amt tle E-Il-zt E--
stationed so1e -TE=-= z1cl- L-----l-s
Hone zr-f d. B-1.1iz + s-r=u1IHz them
D. roz thIuE s--L thing can ever -
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MAUI ITEMS
Suspected MURDER ebbCry-The Will
Cox Riot. etc,

Suspected Naraer-EebScry-The Will
Cox Riot. etc,
On Friday Il ISIS; week JOSS Martins
q rsuwela Was deprived oisll his hard
earned money by burglars, He states
that he AwOka in the morning with =
peculiar feeling q SUtfooation and found
the room 6lle3 with smoke oi : peculiar
oljor and the door open. The nom was
in great disorder and au his money
shout $50 gone, His wife and himself
S,ep: through !, al,
On Sunday last ! native woman named
MAno& was found lying in = pool OF
water in Pauwela dead. She WAS At
irSt supposed 20 have been drowned
bur : coroasrS inquest was held on Mon
ixy SRi facts disclosed which point 10
murder. 4 large brulSe was found over
her right eve made by some heavy IN
S-rument p7ob4hly Of wood and pr.
Crane testified that she was dead before
she Was put in the pol. The Jury gave
. verdict Of Death by the hand o. some
person unknown.
The news Of the Wilcox rioS has caused
considerable excitement on Maui. There
! = general verde; that the ringleGderS
should be tried promptly and De hanged.
How Is It possible that = crowd Of loo
men could assemble and march TWO
miles without roUsiug the town. Ii
looks Is If there was screw loose.
Francisco Corwaiau was severely III
icrei 81 Hamakuapoko by falling
piece Of machinery On Thursday. His
arm waS broken in ;wo places above the
elbow.
4 party Of young people from Mak9wao
slope are engaged il painting West Maui
rel. As they are under the leadership
o; Maj0r General Foster and have = tent
the tInts viii probably be very vivid.
y. y.
Maui. August ii, 1852.
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Ba.ebaIl On szturdzr.

= baseball team iron the [. :. :.
Adams defeated team iEom the L. :.
: NirS5c On Saturday zftsEloou az Ma
xix EC-r innings were played and
the s5--z s,cc5 = t15- In the regular
league match the stars iei=z:zi the IA
i-Lz1ls 1y q s-1-= u l. % 3, with Al n
l5-zs 20 spare. Carter pitched three IL
-z--s t5- the Stars which accounts f0T
hzlI.z-Is getting SIX TuHs. 4 large
l--l=- E=r= present 70 witness the
game
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-o>I PLAYED.


The ( :. Alameda. onward voyage.
Discharged Sz- Frz1e-553 piLg: Sunday,
July -s.ls ? Is 2 m; stopped i9z Homo
-1I1 p--ct On Szclr5zy, Auglzs q, 8 %
q. n. at-zr 2 pleasant g1u q 8 days 3
hours and = MINUTES EXPERIENCED
moderate y W and = E ElnGs with
2 --1C.h sea during the Trip
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NOTICE.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
y persons that on the 18th DAY u June
1859 q meeting 81 stockholders % The
UNION ICE co. EZs held II Honolulu {.
and that az said meeting II vas voted By
said stockholders 10 accept the Charter Of
Incorporation granted 70 them and their
zs-1cLz-es- under the corporate name and
style o. the Union Ice Company on the
zJ-h day Of June I..g. 5T dis EIcellency
Lgrriu l. TlCrs-Cu. Minister Of the In
terror Ind that the Corporation under said
Charter -herz1DCl organized and elected
the tgI-gwiug officers OF the Company:
: IfcErew- -------- President
L-E- zL-es-..-.-- Tice-PresIieur
J. Il. Fisher Secretary & Treasurer
/ c. A5-ss Manager
Note j. further given that pursuant 10
The Germs u aid Charter. no shareholder
shall individually 5e liable for the debr- VI
the Corporation beyond the amount which
shall -e due upon the share OF shares held
or Owned lE himself
J. H FISHER
Secretary.
HouClulz. July I. Is.s Iz-.-5r PIT
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BOUNDARY NOTICE =!

PUBLICATION FOR THE
a -e.tlemanr of lie EO1nda-ie. Of the Ann
Dr-a e4ig-,l PAPzlECC. in the district Of HiIo.
t-.4rd % Hy-s.'5- having been fled by The
OEOJlEs SUGAR CS&PAET. together with
= .fEes q aid Latd.
Ta~--i0r-- unr-c- i- hereby given % 2ll PEI
.gu- interested. ard especially - flle OAnefs d
lie lands aCf0.IiGg. J. p: ~ fte Paukzs Sugar
ConBauv. r1e Tsu-tfe- o. Estate BefHlee Pau
al Bishop rle COmai+sioners d Crown Lands.
y. sf5.... t.ie OB0mea sugar Co. KOkO. Enoka
and he H4TaiIau Government. that THURS
DAY. the ,5-h DAY n August. 4. D. Ise9. a. one
0-csocE T. T. lu lie Court BOu-e Il Hiig Hz-
ryaii. s. the Eirle and Place 81 fof hearing -aif
zayiica.fyo aud arg objection thereto.
T. =. LfMAS.
C0aami.s.oner n Bo4ndarie- Leland q Hawaii,
Hawaiian l-lzncs
Ei3J Hawai-. ! ny u 80 l<o-It
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Al . meeting q the Prvy CoCucil,
held OF Eriizy, q resolution was adopted
z1-1orizinz the Minister OF Finance 10
uzv certain bills N zs-11ur Il the late
TINS dos 10. inciEfe ali the items asked
for. but the council declined 70 auth
o-ize any larger appropriation than int
uzu=f. znI referred other clzin-s 20 the
neLt LeEslztUrs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-08-06
Administrators Notice a!
~UF UNDERSIGNED HAV.

II =
lyG been Laly appointed ADM srrator o.
~. Es-.-z d All landlord Of Kahaupali
g.-auas. Saui. deceased: Notice is hereby
given ~ al persons having claims against the
.sTl es.ts-e are hereby notified that they must
-.re.aI.- the .z11e d1ly verified within siEmOutds
f-ara cste hereof OF they viii be forever barred :
aEdsI gel-lr- indebted 70 szid estate are re-
oga-r-d ~ MAKE immediate payment.
r.. s. Landlord.
sl.aI-i -rrat9- Estate ~ Ami Landlord.
sr.Eersa. I1l- = 1ss3 1z3-5t
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NOTICE .

Z AHA Il AND J-AIWA X.
u have -=as=z 10 be members q the Eru OF
: W EAAI ( Co
John GRCNW4LD.
President.
Hz-z- JAY T. - l2>7G-