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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
MR.. HILL WITHDRAWS.
The Presbytery Meets and Transacts Stand.
ing Business.

ing Business.
The Presbytery of the Pittsburg Presby-
terian churches met in the East End yester-
day. Rev. Hill asked to withdraw from
the Seventh Presbyterian Church, and his
request was granted. Committees were ap-
pointed to examine the churches at Mingo
and Finleyville.
J. V. Stevenson and w. A. Jones passed
satisfactory examinations in ecclesiastical
history. Prof. John c. Sharp was put
under the care Of the Presbytery. Rev. j.
r. Sunderland accepted the call from the
Second Presbyterian Church at a salary OF
So. 500. The Shadyside church has called
Rev. NJ. w. Jacobs, of Chester.
Theelection of II delegates to the General
Assembly will be held to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
One Strike Lnar.

A strike at the Braddock Wire Mill at
Rankin station, of carpenters and boys, was
lost and their places were filled. The boys
were getting 81 day and wanted 81 %.
The men struck to help the boys. All the
places have been filled and there will not
likely be any further trouble.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
Visited the Buildings.

The Exposition Society met yesterday,
and the members, alter the meeting, visited
the buildings. The bidders for the material
for Machinery Hall asked for more time,
and it was extended to May /.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
A Free Fight.

A row occurred in John o'Neill's saloon
last night. Officer Rosenblatt came to the
assistance of the barkeeper Jerry Downly
kicked the officer in the back, and, after a
lively struggle, was captured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

Lauer's large variety of baby carriages,
fine finish, neat designs, most durable and
cheap. Warranted perfect manufacture
and cheapest in the city. $40 Liberty st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
b, & B.

The real Shanghai Indias we offer you to-
day at 45 cents are not cheap gum-flled
goods that are dear at any price.
BOGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

WALNUT bedroom suits, the greatest va
riety and at all prices at M. Seibert & Co.'s
large furniture works, Lacoek and Hope
streets, Allegheny, near railroad bridge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

FINE French haDnels for blouse waists,
tennis costumes, gowns, etc.; elegant assort-
ment, 35c to 81 yard.
MwFSu HUGUs & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

JUST received a line of entirely new
shapes and styles of lace and figured net
short wraps. HUGUS g HACKE.
MWFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

BEST bargains IN finest quadruple plated
table ware. knives, forks and spoons at
Steinmann's, 107 Federal st. wFssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

NOVELTIES in mems neckwear at James
H. Aiken & Co.'S, 100 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24

TTNFERMENTED WINE = WARRANTED
u strictly pure grape juice, in pints and
quarts for family use and church purposes.
For sale by the case or single bottle bv
JNO.A RENSHAW & CO.. Family Grocers.
ap1s-ws Liberty and Ninth SITS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
jos. HlRNE K E0'8
PENN AVENUE STORES.

PENN ANENOE S1OKEO.
Dress Goods week this, just as last week was
Millinery week. Now, when it comes to Dress
Goods. from the first to the last Of the season,
we are prepared to show every desirable dress
fabric in the largest color assortment. So now
riety, here is the place, in this Dress Goods De-
partment, to be pleased and have your every
taste suited.
About this time Of year importers are anxious
to reduce stocks on hand-you can take adj
vantage Of this this week. 81 25 goods we have
here now at 81, in quite number of instances,
clearing up desirable lots Of new and seasona.
BILE goods we offer them at the under prices.
Not interfering with the staple goods at an,
but only livening things up Bit
Plain goods or fancy, as you may elect, but
in both the assortment is largest.
AS the season advances the more summerish
weaves are looking up, so now each day lately
has increased the trade in the printed and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
PERSONAL AND lMPERsoNAL.

John Wilkes was as remarkable for
his ugliness as for being universally 4
fSvorite with the fair sex. On being
asked the secret Of this, he replied that
il took him but five minutes 10 talk
away his face,
lit appears that Mr.. Gladstone's
ancestors were pirates, In l665 Hal
bert Gladstone. a merchant in Edin-
burgh. was s member of the crew on
hoard the George. which sailed from
Glasgow 70 prey on the Dutch mer-
chAntmen,
C 2. Huntington. the railway
maynate. does not work on Saturday
or Sunday. because OF his natural
religious feeling, He. says he isn't
certain whether Saturday or Sunday
is the day appointed by divine decree
for rest. so be observes both.
I'm Buffalo recently John Grsben-
steller and wife. Germans. celebrated
the twenty-ifth anniversary of their
marriage, One feature Of the event
wss walk TO the church where they
we're married. followed by twelve Of
sheir children sod one grandchild-
An old man living in Weldsport
n. Y, wanted to be buried in barrel
when he died. and although he had
hsd the barrel in his house for nineteen
long years his wife managed the
funeral to suit herself snd he went
into fifteen dollar eofin instead OF
the barrel
There is in New York no moro
tireless theAter-goer than Colonel Bob
IngersolL II IS said that he has seen
over one hundred performances the last
yeSr. He is more fond Of comedy and
spectacular pieces than of high TRACE
dy, Snd he laughs cousunedly at the
funny characters, or scenes. or pas
sages-
There is young married lady in
Elberton. Ga. who Is snake charmer.
She has no fear Of these reptiles. and
will capture with her hands any snake
thst she finds in the woods. and has
tanned several of them for pets Once
she captured large snake that seized
her hand. This lady did not expert
ence any trouble from its fangs and
continued her sport Of capturing them
She seems to have 8 strange power
over reptiles. and il Is seldom that
they offer any resistance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
SKIPPING NOTES

The : c. Allen arrived from CSllzo IN :
DAYS and Is lying IN the stream
The ". B Godfrey has moved TO the
EsplznS6e, Snd viii l0Sd sugar about the
end q this week
The Planter sailed for San Francisco Fri
6zy wish I2.SS5 bags OF sugar. l $50 bags
a. r5cs. 100 b1gS q coffee. valued AT So 1Sa
The Hawaiian bark Alseia, Capt Broad
hurst. arrived 81 san Francisco sitter i
quick passage o. iorty-sight days from
EocESOnS-
The W. : BoE1s arrived On Saturday
morning. AZ dzvS from San Francisco.
wI-h cargo valued at S121tT. including
-. Szs bran. 81 bbl> -Four. Sl2 cts oats,
30 b6lS lime, 2.056 cts barley, y SO lbs
sugar. and 81 los beans
Inc cargo Of the : : Australia Is IS fol-
lows " G IrSin & Co. $50 bags Of
sugar sing Chung & Co, I-20o bags Of
sugar n Philips & Co. ess0 bags Of sugar
c L Hopkins. S.5t bulchsS IF bananas;
Campbell Marshall s Co. -l9+ lunches ba-
rzn&S- SuntrisS-tZT bUnchs> OF. bananas.
= boxes o. bessl leaves. 40 skins and
f-2Ss hides. valued AZ 81 81 s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24

SzlPFISe INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

AL-S-
NoxDAx. Dee- Is
~ was.leaIe. ChSnsy. fron NlxSea.
ES-zzi z-c Exnxr1xcl1- kSLSl-
- lanes Make. MScSUlSv. from
E2bk sc Ansa. Thompson. = days
81 >z-zA & Elzss fron Koel4u-
TCS1Ar, Dec l..
- NEk.Azlx- Freeman for Nnh8u,
Ncloz- Zee Nxi12sz- kekzh&
>S-r Hzzlx- EssiAa6. for NxEll~lli
E-G EA-zZzC-E-
Ez-E z-1 EGv ps1--S-
- NoSc2l1 McCire<o- for MolokSi-
Lzhsz-z 0L,EE-1 and L.z1xL
So Al1z-- Lo-elEsl. to- LaASl-l1-
Nztlzsz- Nzsszz- NxhCko1x- hzsalAzs-
M z-G EEv p,c-cS-
- SAL < EL1z1 to- AoOL1r--
- a. NzSss. NScSC-Sy- TO- hxpGS-
Wz1SES1Ar, De,- *
- Lsk-z- CLz-k- s-o- Hak1-zo-
So Z BSsAcp. Ls Care f-UZ kCo-
Ez-rAr. Dec- -
- Psle- >-v1hs. t-o- Hawai-
>---W T. Ez-- E'-ssEz1- t-u-l Mani and
EzE@
- hZz-z- azs-E--- MN A1-zL
So Wzz1-sz-s- CxzposL- from klGGea
81 Il E-zI
- EEe t-cR EEa-
>krEEsI. Dee q
- \ Cwzz>- NsISoa- from
koc1-
An - v : Bswus. Bl1h@- I4r= days
E-1- - t-a-ClScu-
T Z Zsa-zns5zz. Van O.s-sz31-p- ~
Ezvs S-cz - F-z1clsco-
- Ne Ao-rlS fruZ AC0LLU-
S-S1Ar. Dec- -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
- power Of sale contained in certain mort
gage made By W Il Kaainonf Of Honokaa Ha-
mskua. Hawaii 70 Clarissa c Armstrong dated
January 18th. 1885. and recorded in the Registry
OF Deeds in said Honolulu, In Liber 90 On pages
So and %, and by the said Clarissa Armstrong.
assigned 10 Rnfls Lyman Of Paauhau. Hama
knA, Hawaii, By deed Of assignment dated June
I'd, leoo, and recorded in said Liber ~, on
page 81
Notice is hereby given that the said Rufzs A
condition broken. 10 wit: non-paynenf OF
principal and interest, and upon such forecIos-
ure will sell a. public suction. AZ a time and
place 70 be hereafter designated. all and fingu-
lar the lands, tenemenfr and heTeditaments
descrlfed in said mortgage a. below specified.
Further particulars may be obtained Of the
undersigned. at Hamakus- or Of w. o smith
Esq, Fort fIreet, Honolulu.
RUFUS 4. LYMAN
Assignee Of Mortgage.
The premises 70 be sold are:-AfI that tract Of
land sttnate ~ Hona, Island Of Hawaii knOsrn
the Ahnpnaa Of PahOehOe. and being the land
oescnped - Apena B. In Royal Patent numbered
lahL.
sECO1D-The one undivided fourth Darf Of All
t1at certain tract o. parcel Of land situate a
Opea- milo. Island Of Hswsii. and containing
an area Of ~ scres- and being the same pre-
mlses described In Royal Patent (Grantl No.
- 70 hoee and PahEkOs. said undivided fourth
having been conveyed 20 said meyrcnxor bv
f4ainni K the husband and one Of the helrs Of
s3l1 hOee ~ BY deed dated the 9th day Of
January. 1893, and recorded in the Kexfsfrr Of
Deeds II said Honolulu, In Lfber e. On maze ,3Zg
fl2Di-5u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
E.SEIs ENFECTn-
RASSESGEES-
A4ALT LLS-

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Lex Is / C1--z- ant W. + II EH-Eil
Hen = II H1EiisrzcE E 2 WG-Ezr. Fesh.
] . >css = ~ >1Eh- W00E How A 7
ArEZs.n- 2 Il AlGEe- Ms Cara Lew {
L VIZ azz Eifz : Sn1z-hs.s. & c PrlE-
enz11- = L 8Asce- { ES1.ia1.En : 4 Eaze
= = y zl.r11se- Il TrszsiExF. q P Wlsizr
azz Elle- MIS- kizlaszz 2 CoCa1u- Few "
= E1-1es. Mrs. z I1cez- 4rx ! 3 Ionez- :
L4eLz1 1z.1 = 1eEz
EEu H11zzEzE Ter szzazer IEzL1l.5-
DIX IE-Ars ABtrSE Nssrs azs1 Mss A
A1crs-
Em EzEzE Der SIR Lel1z1- Dec L.
A fegsL Mr. BEsV41sr- Mr. P1l11 and ;
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Era1- EzzI 1zsi EaE.tiz- per -zEr " G
Ez4- ues sal q E1eA EsI a ; WE. "
: S1EFer e Eazse- K-s S7.-l.f.iir Mrs Ees-
H Arx keah.-EaZsle- L EGherr- Hrs
AEz1L q A1zaue 4 B.1sse Mrs M1rEir
Ms. Ci.1rE- = . EaBsFii1 J Frnzr and =
zszk
tr1E AE-zzll- Ter zzrzr MicEza-.E ues. - -
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Nls1kE and EizH- ez1- ChusE- II VT.s.ssz-
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z1r-a- Z --f--tr.. zs.l = s,sez-
E1z1 ~ 1r1-sGfsEs- per ( Z,szlz.-.sisI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24

nec SI-MiSS Crawford. Mrs W w ninaond,
Miss NJ X nOwSest, Mrs J l nowSett. War
zen putrOn. Miss Ada StoidarI k0serton,
N Green. MrS J W Hahn. Miss jameson.
] nONhSnS, Z y Make and wife, L Miller,
A q MatSchke SnG wife. Miss Olive Nus
grave. Mr. and Ms pSncoaSt. George Il
Parker. Miss Powers. II 7 Reeves. Geo ;
Tylor. Ms Tyl0r. Robs Wallace, ThoS X
Walker. vies-ConS0l, and Il Ssesrags- In
twenty-thrse tor sydney
pESAErVRES.
For Maui and Hawaii per Stmr kinau.
Dec. III 4 Hitchcock. : /. Austin and
wife. ; Cockest, Y Alaa. { Bose, Mrs Mary
HSnlks. L Richards. 4 Rycrott, Hon ID d
Hitchcock and vile. Ms + : Lyman. Mr..
Joseph. wife and son. Mr. Akina. Mr. Anu.
Il Walker, { L Wight and L Ase0.
For KSnzi. per Stmr Mikahala. Dec l.
e n Walsh. . Scholtz Snd son, Miss
Lindsay. CxpS L Ahlhorn, Mss Hines. Mrs
4 + Hitchcock and child. Mrs. MeBryie,
A Weioke. D RAhe, 6 Chinese and % deck
passengers.
For Wsizn&s Snd waialuS, per strnr c L
Bishop. DEE Seh-FrSnk and William
Armstrong and Henry HSpSi-
ANA 80. NA-NlSA>SNs ~. - 49,, 80,
Dec 0sh-Nr and Ms Z 4 0irnond, Mr.
Nelson. A MeGrew, / II Sawyer snd
wife. Lieut Rittslho1se. W A Buck, Mrs
I A BOosh and daughter. Miss Z Moore. Z
W Peterson. Nrs A Moore, Miss A Moore.
J " Williams, Miss B Cornwall. Mrs +
Graham Sni two children. Mrs " Miller.
: PRESCOTT, A IverS, z Peck and DR. J
Broiie- Ssss<Sse paSSelss-S-W 81 Hyatt,
II L Ramsey. A Hunt, P Stewart, 5 II
Cameron, II Akeraioul. J J Bennett, Z w
AhlSoSSt u Donald. { Lutz. J Burke. J
Hughes, L { Winston, Fleming and W
Chapman
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
DEPARTURES


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So Wzz-szIs- Caz-PosI. for kEsUea
A. Ea-zlsi
So Lzz 70 kok1lk
ECE1Ax- Dec- Il
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EE7SE7sE- Dec- Is
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So LA To- Hck1A
So Lars To- Eva
49, kz--Ezz - k1zaL
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So E1i-z-1lo 6o- Mani 1z6 Nclokzi
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So kzL1Ex-E for Wa kLz1L
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81 LeaH5 TT kakEl-z
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LEEz'
~ Z 2 BszAop- lie Claire. for Wal
- WEzE--1 md Ho.ol1--
- AzS--1Ez1 Eocl5-ssre- for san Fran
czscu-
An ~ FLzzzs-- Dow -t9- Sza Frzzcasc,2-
>2rrR3AT. Dec Il
EN> Zea-1z54- Van Ossrsa60-P- tar
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Erz2lsso-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
vKSSELS N PoET-

Z II ESz5szss Clark fruz cruise
[ : Nlrsac- LEC1- tEzzEg7s Island
A * Az IErZEr. -GE1s1C- 6.1ScuC-
ESr-s EFsslFe-T- AcSsI San Fr1zcISc,1-
* A1-l.a EcEsr1 B1-rIr1 IzIs<-
>Ee-- * ia uL=S1u- R,1rr TgFusen1-
b " 5 erC,-rsE- l1ael- P-rsz S1Cz,1
5s--s : y CGSC-s- E-1i.sEri.- >EE E'r1zEEsC'1-
= koEUsga- B-gEz- H1CEElCE
Al * e ID We Ward Pr.cst Ss1lnst
A * CsEa-C.- Ca-alE-1- PszEeE Sound
Al S-h- Este-r Levers Fs11I-LcE- PoE1
-1EuSsr11
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
FILTER PRESSES.

fsAEEAD PLAHx211sH,
HAEBu. March 8, lsss
Essd.a Ir1a sa1 Losonrsivs WORKS. sAn Ff.n-
cisco.
GsntIszs1-Ts E.se used fse q rozx az
eh1Dbers1 FILTER Presses fhls season Thsy
Are s11ys11s1f, easily hzndIs1 and are woxkf ~
s1cfsly - car nz<lHf1e<lon. / can rscazaras A
- In pEDyezle1t On fnen.
FszT rssDsetfzIly y1nrs.
fngnsdB A. Hoozx
A1a1ssF kzaakzs FlzntsffoE-
HEkr2, SEPT. -, Iss1
Ma 5ezz Dzkz, Asszt Radon Iron WORKS,
HozolaI1-
Dz1z 1zEs F5ezss skfD - ens q yoas -
Csz1 1arfze1t FILTER Presses, ~ sanass feet
s1rf1ss Ezrss - ne o1s s1EDllsd "a lzsf esss1n.
gl.e1 Al Dlzzssd - s1y h1s zsVsn - enffrs
s1rs1z<ti>1- Io1xs trTlT,
ono T. EWaRT.
Es1zgsz dseie zzrlezlfnr.l 70.
These Presses are nz,1e extra ae1VT fos
ia Dsezl1fks, oceEDsks G0or sp1ee II liz
lf-s 1-1 presents altering suPfaes ofzlO
e4H1Ee feet = IlErfte1 11s1Dsr ~ ssolk II
AoSei1ls 49, are 80 = sssg ~ prices
Efsden ISos . Leee. works.
So Frss<ises<
ssr sez1.sslarz ssanrssf
~" " -. - rfr..e<,sr.
61ez = 3 ssss1E 80 zisek,
81 e. EEwLs = Co.. Axsnfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
MAEEIED-

NETT-NERSEBUR-In this city On the
GSEh Inst bE the Rev H H Parker. Carl
Metz 10 Miss IGS AsrsshCrg- both Of this
( CITY
C-NEEDHAM-In this city On
the evening OF the 18Th inst NJ the ka-
E1sahao Seminary By Rev Dr. Beck
with Waiter Wei1na1 10 Maria Sesd-
HIN
BOTH EELL-HALEY AT HOMAGE
Kan Hawai- December E6Sh. aE the RESI-
: H Davis Mr. John G. R11hEeN q
Hg00lUI1- % Miss May L Haley Of
E01Ipo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
AOrtgagee's Notice Of Inten-
ton to Foreclose.

NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
4 nat pursnant 10 . power Of <aIe con-
.<shea ~ certain mortgage deed bearing date
aossmDer lob, le55. made By Napafoa and
HAilsie, her husband OF Honolulu Oahn "a
D.ri1 knsi q rsld HoDolnIn. Oahn. HaWailan
ls8D1s. ana o. seeofd IN the once 81 ~
neSIstTar 81 CoDyeysnces. in Honolulu. IN
~ Lseer W pses. ~ end -; and for brsseh Of
ne Conditions In said mortgage deed eonfalnef
70 W.T. The non-psymeBi u befh prInclrsl srd
interest shen due, that The usdersI9fed ~
tesest 20 foTeclose said mortgage ard fhat Al
ana Singular the lands. tenenenfe and I.rre8ffs-
Me1ss - ssi1 mortgage deed named ana De-
er.csos VII after the tine Ifmlfed b. law -
sSl1 ~ plDlle alcficn, 90 account n tfs 1901
81 tne ceE1iIionS - hereinbsfore ssenrfoned-
Snas, tfeIkhten, Attorney foF Norrra0ee'
Dated Honoislg, N0y. u. f6ss
DANIEL KUAT. Nosfrarse
ks,9ksrsJ ~ said mortgage described BE-
. keis Apsaa Alma paa lss . wssbo Il -
h1i.pz- Gaia Ola X 8pana Alon 800 -. -
- fsAapsiz blIs Sci. Heln<,--a K1,I<nr@ j. ~
~ 4s - iEo1 Kshslpnna. Sc ls0ilt5 "a
hooasks ne k xiii Hikin. hese 4na a.
A,el1il4 AKA HeSn ~ 'E6m / ~ ~ - -
eDAc8tkis n4IsIia Aka re - fIft ~ a. -
zet1<e,, HeIeli< aka * - Hfk IN ~ -
t141reti m4i1II4 eE1 Ak 80 k0n. ~ III -
- ke.s1e Aesse' i1e.sll4 AKA AZ 81 nix l<j IA
.<.slsllr ekr aeW = 5ik ~ Ks ~ Is rsI<z<
kstsseI. A.sssils Aka Ak = INK ~ = -,
$500! btsi 81 hcom1ka ans. 5le<Et.
I'hE ADVERTISER IL rHR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24
LATEST say FEaSCISco SHIFTING NEWS
lFrom our correspouasns.l


ArrrvaIS At San FranciScO-Dec- brig
J. D >prscSslS- Az DAYS from kzhului ;
Dec 2. L > = Alert. L days from HO-
u0L1l1- Dse- Il. brig W G. Irwin, II G9NS
from H00O1uIu- Dec Is. brig LuriinS- Is
DAYS from EdO-
departures Dec :. bark Alden Bessie
fur Honolulu II. schr- Olga tor Homo
lula Is bark Lady I4ar1psOn for HOO0lulu-
Projected sp4rzureS-B3rkC c. D. Bryant
for HOuoluLu- bark Forest Queen for
HO10l1lu. brig e. L DOusi2Ss Tor kahu-
Iut- brig W G. Irwin for Honolulu, schr-
Azz1- brig J. D SprscksiS-
BosruS. Dec I2-SaTIs6 bark John D.
Brewer for Honolulu
LrTEzz0OL- Dec Entered ont ship
B0-ruEdzLs for Honolulu
AUcEAsB. Dec - 8 Nariposs from
Hou0luLu-
HoSekoSs. Dec 11-Bark ColonA from
HoCot1Iu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24

Il Is poO< day now which does
lot bring word Of soue new E1rO-
Eeen s1bsl1Ized steamship enter-
pgIse-mzny Of them unfortunately
directed II our own unprotected
c,unsrcs- One a the latest uru-
Isczs Of this uzt1re Il the German
line TO Zanzibar which L. 10 receive
Z Subsidy If S25Q000 annually
This does not eUue into direct eou
petition with American steamers
bun another line which Is soon to be
put II operation IN the PscIfe L :
nsT uE1zes 10 our remaining msrI
tine resources N that ocean Il L
10 6s 0peEzrsd under the Portuguese
TAG, with one CT is tEuini IN the
Portuguese East Indian port Of Ma
Gao and The other II Saliva Cruz N
MEEe0- The stssushiIps Of this line
are ID BE- szbs11Iza1 Il l. under
stood hy both the PoEtuguese and
tia MeIlcz1 z1kh1rities- and are TO
cal tor passs0gsxs and cargo Il
H0ngk1Eg and touch az tie Sand
EIch IsIz1&s and San Francesca. tins
emitting INTO The besz1ass Of cur Pa
ezke Nal Company Ii Is h1niI1
skIng thO0gh4 that even IzEEIe P0Etz-
gzI 4 taking advantage Of cur fail
uE 60 FEusscE O1r c0z1errs and =
sboEE % ADOPT the Method which
Eagiznd- Francs and Germany have
explored 80 s6scsuzIly II b1IEdlng
up theIT Shipping Al the sLpe1se Of
the I1TEsd SCzEes-BostOn Journal
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DIED.

MILT0S-In shEs ci5F- On the I6Sh list,
frun pczEnl10iL- Philip AL-por 4 uz1IFe
q CHE : A. Il Tie 6fEy-siIrh ysar of
: his age
kAC AkA-In san FrHzcI<s.g, Nov y
Harry kEGIEI- = IIEITg Of Hon1IEI1,
aged > years
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Asignss's Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE IN
bankruptcy of the estate of VIM. E.
Buchanan OF Honolulu, Oahu, hereby gives
notice 10 all the creditors who have proved
their claims against the said bankrupt es-
tate. that he has submitted TO the Hon. us
tIce Preston his final account with said
estate. aud has filed the account in the
office OF the Clerk of the Supreme Court,
preparatory to the payment 10 creditors of
3 first and final dividend. And that on
Monday. December 80, 1889, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. he will apply to said Justice for a
settlement OF his accounts as such assignee,
and for discharge from his liability un-
der said trust
LOUIS T. VALENTINE.
Assignee OF the bankrupt estate of VIM.
z. Buchanan.
Honolulu, Dec. Is, 1889.
1856 Dec. 1921 %, $50. wi.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN thai the undersigned has THIS DAY been
appointed Administrator of the Estate OF CHUN
LUNG, deceased, of Pepeekeo, Hilo, Island OF
Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, and all creditors are
hereby notified 10 present their claims. duly
authenticated. and with proper vouchers. IL any
exist, even IL the claim is secured By mortgage
upon rss, estate. to me at nv office in Honolulu,
within six months from the date of this publica-
ton. or be forever barred And all persons in
dsbted TO the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment Of such Indebtedness TO
me-
:. ALFRED MACON,
Administrator Estate Chun Lung, - Aer-
chant street.
Honolulu. November sist. 1889. 1aSs-4t
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BORN.

In this city On the 18th inst to the vie q
Capt Chzs- J. 4cCarsky- i GaEghtsr-
EAHLBAUM-A-E ol0a. Kau1f- Dec 81
1Sss, % The VIE Of Louis kshIoGUm. :
SCC
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NOTICE.

r WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
l. for any debts contracted without my
written order. fOr Mrs. KailiinO Norton
s N. KANAKANUI.
Honolulu, Dec. 8, 1859.
I37-3tW Id
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Executors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed executor of the estate of
Charles Jay Hardee, deceased. hereby no
titles all persons having claims against the
estate to present them, properly certified.
for settlement. All persons indebted to
the estate are requested to settle their ac-
counts at an early date.
]. o. CARTER,
Executor Estate C. ]. Hardee, decd.
Honolulu. Nov. %, 1889. 127-Sv1299-3m
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Tie Co1szIEatl0a q the United
STATES Of Aner1ez VII Be the model
which the Co1stIturi01zI AsseuE5IT
Of Brzz1 VII z.d1pt. with perhaps
sszEh E11ds1csEI14:s - the ls1gth Of
the PEss8tsEEIzl tern TIE KeIzE10ns
between church and State and other
a.ln.1z details q sER required By the
dI1FEE1t eIEC1Ezsanses I1zll7sr wklz1
S0QzheE1 Americans i've
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fhk ADVERTISER Is THR
'saa'ee s'<'ly taper a he Kinxdos
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ARM advertisements,
NOTICE.

PROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1,
IL 1890, the Peoples Ice and Ref. Co. will
deliver Ice for one cent ~ per pound.
W. E. FOSTER.
1906 VS. Sec. p. /. Il K. Co.