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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-30

TUESDAY, Jan. -.
Stmr LiEcli&e, Davies, Tor Kahului, :
= III.
stmr MikaEola, Freeman, for Kauai, at
5 p IL.
stmr Waialeale, Campbell, for Eilauea
ard Haualei, at > J. ~.
S.mr Lehua, Clarke, for Nuu and ua-
malua, p ~.
Am bEtne Amelia, Newhan, for San
Francisco.
Haw bark A King, Berry. for Kahului
SChr LinOlihO Cor LauajuU.
Schr Kluil;caoul for EOhuja.
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lSPCNntiOn.

On the 30th inst, the Chinese New
Year. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Along will hold
reception between the hours OF and =
n. m. at their hcmc on Nuuanu Avenue,
when they viii be happy to welcome
their friends, t. whom this invitation IS
most cordially extended.
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PASSENGER b.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From Maui and Hawaii per stmr w G
Hall. Jan ct Damon, \ T Hartwell Mrs
O Herbert, 4 BoSse, Todd, Miss \
Bompke, J w Smith, J Davis, and Il deck
passengers.
DEP SRTURES.
For San Francisco, per bltne Amelia,
Jan 29-D McKeague Joshida and wife,
Jos Taylor.
Fer Kauai, per stmr NIikahala, Jan %
Hon Z \ MaEee, r Cation, Rev G1odell,
Mr. Correa Mrs Peaho, Miss ~ Bornpte, Il
a Myre and son, Mr. Aurrb2eh, Sir Kings
ley, and 80 deck passengers.
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Vessels ia Port from Foreign Ports.

Vessels ia Port from Foreign Ports
II BM 5 Conquest, Ox'ey, Callao, 5 A
5 Alert, J ID Graham, Cailao, = a.
ii b Vi : Hyacnth, Ac,aud, Tahiti.
III Il " ) CormOrant. Nichols. Cruise.
Brit yacht Nyanza, Hunt, south 5 Islands
Am yacht Ca-cO, Otis, TAHITI.
Bk halakdua Henderson, TAHITI.
Brit bk DunsCure, Bind, Liverpool.
Bi . WhItmore, Ward, Departure Bay.
Schr Robert Scarles, Fittz, Port BlakeIey.
Bktne Skagit, Robinson, Port TOwnsend.
Bktne Planter, peuhallOw, san Francisco.
Bktne @ wilder, Paul, san Francisco.
Bkunc Mary WiukclmaE, Dyrcbo,g, > L.
Am blk > G Allen, Thompson, Newcastle.
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Supreme Court-At Chambers.

TUESDAY, Jan. %.
Before Mr.. Justice Preston. Bank
ruptcy \. NJ. Hewctt. ". c. Parke,
assignee. Ordered that the sale Of bank
rlpt's stock IN trade TO the Hawaiian
News Company for 81 100 be approved
and confirmed.
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4 Card.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
will receive on Wednesdays beginning
with February 9TH, between , and .
y. m, at Manuia, kapiolani Park (resl-
dence of Mr.. II. +. Poor.
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Tickets for the steamer Ewa's excur-
sion TO Pearl Harbor, starting at 80,
can be had at AIessrs. J. T. Brown &
Co.'S between 80 and 8:15 O'Clock this
morning.
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Personal

Mr.. ). ". Smith, OF Napoopoo, is in
town.
The King rode to Waikiki on the tram
way Tuesday, and expressed his salts
faction with the condition OF the road.
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Judge Preston VIII preside at the trial
Of Hardy vs.. Kihikihi today, as the pre-
siding Justice of the term had been
counsel for plaintiff previous 20 coming
or the bench.
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To-day has been set apart as day OF
prayer for colleges, and VIII be observed
by appropriate devotional exercises at
Oahu College at 80 .. m.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, Il. l
AREIN Walls.

TUESDAY, Jan. o.
Stmr w G Hall CLANCY, from Maui ard
Hawaii.
Stmr Kaala, Underwood, from Waianae
and Wajaiua.
Schr Kaalokai from Kauai
SChr Kaulilua from Kauai
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Box plan for second performance Of
Patience tomorrow night will open at
Measrs. J. +. Brown & Co.'S office at 9
o'clock this morning.
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Mixalemi, who had two sentences to
serve for stealing. has earned a third
term by boiling from the chain gang.
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NOTICE.

THURSDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST
1 OF January. being the Anniversary OF
the birth OF WILLIkM c. LUNALILO, a
Public Reception will be held at LuEaiilO
Home Al . p. n. on that day. The pubhC
are cordially invited.
WILLIAM 0. SMITH,
for the Trustees.
January .. 1889. 25-3t
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Stmr Ja7 Makee, Macaulay, for Kappa,
Kauai, at 3 p m.
Brit yacht Nyanza, Hunt, for San Fran
cisco.
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The electric light resumed rs welcome
rays yesterday evening, after TWO nights
absence due to q bursted water Joint
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL!

E@- o patrons and the
the CORNER STREETS and Will be order
for business on SATURDAY MORNING. December 80 1888
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Notice IS given Of the discontinuance
81 the steamer Likelike's calling at Kau-
nakakai on &uG alter February 9th.
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4 Chinese New Year reception viii be
held at the United Chinese Society's
hail from l. a. m IT, l p. M.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The King Will visit the yacht Casco on
Friday.
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Daily Receipts of Produce.

Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs.
Stmr w G. Hall. 1741 .... 220
Schr Kaulilua.. 652 20 ....
SChr kaalOkaL 49, .... ....
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The Planters Monthly
Devoted to the Encouragement of
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE,
STOCK RAISING and INDUS
TRIAL PURSUITS
GENERALLY,
And more especially to the develop
ment and perfection of Cultivation
of Cane and the
MANUFACTURES OF SUGAR.
This popular journal has entered on its
eighth volume, and having been
Enlarged to IS Pages
Monthly, makes yearly volume of
nearly 600 pages, devoted to the agricul-
tural and commercial prosperity OF the
Hawaiian Islands.
The attention of the business men Of
Honolulu and Of al persons engaged in
industrial pursuits is called to this per-
iodic&l as a medium for
Advertising & information
Which can be obtained in no other pub
LEGATION, here or abroad.
~The price of subscription is very
Iow-Two DOLLARS AND HALF $3.50
per annum, or $500 when mailed abroad.
a few copies of bound volumes Of the
years 1886 and 1887 can be obtained &:
I $500 each.
/ Address:
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
EDITOR PLANTERS MONTHLY,
Is 1254-3m Honolulu, Il. I.
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The steamer kinau will return on
Saturday morning this week.
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Bon voyage, Captain and Mrs. DeWar,
with the rest OF the Nyanza party.
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MANUFACTURES OF SUGAR.

This popular journal has entered on its
eighth volume, and having been
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Enlarged to IS Pages

Monthly, makes q yearly volume of
nearly 600 pages, devoted to the agricul-
tural and commercial prosperity OF the
Hawaiian Islands.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. s.-pa,ou.,,
baunvito recently paid the ocean trans,
por.ation OF pretty little PsppinA Fors,,
tunto from Italy 70 this country so Inn,
she might bscome bis bride. Tho plr,
reached Buffalo all right, but ala no,
sesm fascinated with her lover who
though IN prosperous circumstance, /,
not handsome. While domicled with NJ,
OLD Italian woman preparatory to thu
wedding, she met Guissepi secter, a eooI
looking italian. who told her That An,
could marry anybody she wanted To IN
this free country. Before the wedilue
ceremony could be completed the BIRDS
ran on with her Buffalo lover and wei
TO Niagara falls.
The intended bridegroom, who ia hlr.
swarthy Italian, traced them to the FalSs'
aud there Lost track Of them. lie ws,
prepared TO stiletto both OF the eoprrs'
and people who know him say that il N
has the chance he will certainly commt
murder. Failing to find the rupaways
himself, he to-day notified the police, aiS
they have sent out descriptions OF tho
elopers. They will take care that Paf.
qnale will not get q chance TO Kill ,le
guilty couple in clse they are bronRl,
back here, though that Is not likely, Tor
Sector has plenty Of money. He 10 said
70 DC the scapegrace son OF q prominent
Italian family. His father 10 count.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Dots.

Samuel J. Mdjall and G. N. Bright Of
Delaware City, James Garman of St.
Georges and VIC L. Carnsgy of Kirk
wood are mentioned as candidates for
Levy Court from Red Lion hundred.
Police Officer William II. UpdIke and
John II. Tnrneri coal merchant on East
Water street, returned yesterday morn
ing alter weeks cunning trip 10 Ian.
caster county, " They brought home
with them lsity-eight partridVss and
eight rabbits. Mayor Harrington and
Chief SRigSett Iere thu ,ipients of @
hli-dozen OF prlridges each.
- A large craya picture Of Father Der
minRham TO be HANGED of IN St Paul't
fair, Fourth and.J ackson streets ia being
exhibited at hdolph's, Fourth and
Market
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

IRA very pretty wedding took place at
Testers Corner, on Thursday evening,
October 81, when Miss Maggie Staple
ford OF Testers Corner and Mr.. Edgar
Swan Of Delaware City were united in
the bonds OF matrimony at the home of
the brides father, Mr.. z. T. Stapleford.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Joseph Moore Of St Georges NJ. Z.
Church. Miss Hannah Swan of Delaware
City, q sister OF the groom, acted as
bridesmaid. and Mr.. William stapleford
Of Philadelphia, brother Of the bride,
was best man. The bride were dress OF
light steel Surah cloth with Persian trim
mings, and carried Q bouquet OF Marchal.
neil roses. The bridesmaid wore dress
oil cream-eolored cloth, and carried q
b u luet OF Gu 0 nthemums.
The parlofs were Handsomely decorated
for the occasion, and the nuptials were
celebrated under an arch OF roses. Tt,
wedding march was played by Mis-.
Anne Young, OF Baltimore, cousin o
the bride. A number OF friends from
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimor,
were present, and the bride was the re-
cipient OF many handsome presents.
reception was held at the brides home
AFTER the ceremony, and a serenade Wa
rendered by the st. Georges Corne
Band. Tho happy couple will reside a
Stanton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Collector Mckee was In his office all
this forenoon receiving the tsxes OF all
who called to pay. He could have
accommodated many more, il more had
called. Mr.. Mckee by his attendance at
his Office during the week has wen the
respect of large number OF POLL tax
payers. II he would only sit about three
nights q week for several weeks, he would
make himself still more popular by CIV
ing hundreds of mechanics q chance to
pay their taxes without subjectlng them
70 the loss of day or possibly more Ia
get their taxes paid. When MIR. Mckee
AAi-.i-- 49, .i-i- ---~.t~. sss iOs--i5- h@ will
NO doubt allow his feelings to aecommo
date the people to triumph.
1t 10 to be regretted that Collector
Dougherty is SIM confined TO his hous.
sick, though tus morning he was re
ported somewhat letter Than yesterday
Not less than fifty men were in the
neighborhood OF the tax office this morn
ing awaiting the appearance of Mr.
Dougherty. 1t is hoped that he will
recover his health soon and be in hi
Office that these laboling men may n :.
lose more time in the attempt to &c
their taxes paid.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
FOURTH EDITION.



This morning Henry Miller, Lemuel
White and Joseph Townsend, were ar
raigned for farther hearing on the
charge OF breaking into the saloon oil
Mary A. Reynolds, King and Water
atreets, on Saturday morning last. City
Solicitor Turner said that he had failed
70 ind any additional evidence In the
case, but that the defendants had some
WITNESSES they wished TO have examined.
Marion Viokers testillezi 10 seeing
White about 3 O'Clock on tho Saturday
morning Of the robbery at Front and
King streets.
Henry Blouth was called, but did not
answer. Otficer Hanna stated that he
had regularly summoned Mr.. Blouth,
but he said he had no time TO come. The
court ordered an attachment forthwith
for MI Biouth and placed it in the hands
of Officer Hanna to serve.
Townsend aud White were discharged
from custody, and Miller, In default of
81 900 line, was held to answer at the
Superior Court
The court then awaited until Officer
Hanna returned with Mr. Bloutb.
The officer testified to serving the sum
mons, and Mr.. Blouth's reply that he
would not attend the court, that be had
business of his own to attend to without
attending the Municipal Court.
Mr.. Blouth, being sworn, admitted the
truth oil Oficer HaUna's statement
Judge Ball said: "Mr Blouth, It is
your duty when summoned to attend this
court to lay aside all other business and
be present." lie then imposed fine OF
t25 and costa upon Mr.. Blouth, and CON-
mitte1 him TO the care of the chief Of
police until the fine be paid.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
ca,nolic Coiored Mission.

The Raw. Father deRuyter will oaicia',
and preach tomorrow at 10 n. ~, In 81.
AIMS church, Shalleross avenue. His
subject will be: ''0ur Christian duty to
the colored race whose character ard
readiness for religion and social improy
ment clnoot be tainsaid.' The results
OF the Catholic missions among The COZ.
ored people, says 7. q. Runin, the in.
partial u0n-Catholic writer on the negro
question, show the most benignaut aud
salutary effects, both religious and social,
and says he: 81 cannot but regard II a,
a misfortune that 1t (the Catholic church)
includes so few OF them" The regular
meeting OF the colored congregation will
be held tomorrow, o p. m, at St. Mary's
church. The sermon will be from
Genesis, chapter 1, ~: "And God made
man In His own image" The coloIel
citizens are already aware Of tho cordial
and Christian welcome accorded them.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Treasurer hart Dead.

HARRISBURG. Nov. S.-state Treas
urer Hart 10 dying. On election day iis
was able to 70 to the polling place Ia tho
precinct Of the ward 10 which no lives.
and that was the first he had been ont
Tor four months. Yesterday afternoon
he was driven TO the Treasury d part
ment, where he remained few minutes.
and later In the day spent some time ia
the Trust build ny. He seemed In good
spirits, and, although his case was ie-
garded ~ extremely critical few weeks
ago, his friends had begun 10 hope iot
ultimate recovery In the last few days
This evening he retired at an early hour,
a. usual, and about 10 o'clock q change
for the worse occurred. When the at
tending physician arrived at the bedside
bio at once ssid that Captain Hart was
dying. HIS disease baiiied tho doctors.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 9.-Capt.
William B. Hart, State Treasurer, did
Of 12. 10 o'clock this q. m. He did not
recover from the brain paralysis tia;
FRUSTRATED him about 9.3o O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Women's II. NJ. Society.

At the annual meeting of the Women's
Home Missionary Society OF the New
Castle Presbytery, held at Milford on
Thursday. the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. J. l.. Malone, of
Newark. Del; corresponding secretary,
Mrs.. j. h. Millgan, Zion, Nd; record
ing secretary, Mrs. a. L. Southland,
Newark, Del; treasurer, Mrs. Lafay cite
Marks, Wilmington; vice presidents, Mrs.
John Mccullough, Coloia, Nd; Mrs. Gil
christ, Milford, Del; Miss Maggie GIL
pin, Elkton, Md; Mrs. 8. A. johnson,
Wilmington.
Miss Jennie ordway, a missionary in
New Mexico, supported by the Presby-
terry, had her salary of $500 allowed.
The Busy Cleaners OF Hanover Pres.
byterlan Church, this city, reported that
tbey had sent Mise ordway a handsome
quilt In the Christmas box that was
packed last week. A check for $40 wa.
sent Miss Ordway, contributed by the
societies of the various churches In thiI
city.
The next meeting will be held In Elk
ton, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. s.-Chaa
Oliver, aged 10, met terrible death last
night. The boys occupation was to 90
under the electric cars at night when
they stopped running, and with cloth
and brush clean the wheels and maGhlr-
cry. Ignorant Of the fact that the current
was turned on he touched o live wiro
connecting with the battery, or else The
battery itself, and loud cry for help
called the workmen TO him. Blue smoke
was Issuing from his hands and he was
suffering the most excruciating pain. Tbs
current was shut OF at once, but too lac;
the deadly fluid had done It's work aud
the boy expired in the greatest agouy
after having been removed to his home
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Third RDITI0N.


At this morplpa's ssssion Of the NUM-.
cipai Courf. william fsulkner arfested By
Ofilcer Burleieh FOR being drunk and
dIeorderly, was 6ned IS and costs.
Hope Rosine, who claimed to be from
Elkion Nd, wis brought In by Special
detective Vhndtgtift for hanging around
the z, w. q b depot drunk. He was
fnsd Is and cot. i5g
John Thompson was drunk and dis
orderly al the Opera House last night
and Special Onleer Bern hardt pulled HIN.
A few weeks ago Thompson was taken
out Of jail At the request Of bis family,
where he wps serving out sentence Tor
assault and btttrry and contempt Of
court He was very poritent then aud
took the pIedgefor year. This morning
he was willing 10 take the pledge again,
but the court cat him short by imposing
fine OF $40 arh costs.
Cornelius Qtili had been arrested
char! cd with sviolatlon Of the market
ordnance OF ttb city by having an ar.
raugement with Jeremiah Reardon OF
Hockessin BY which occupied n
market space in front al =. w. Goodwin
Il Cos com MISSION store, No. 500 Ring
street, Rea dos one market day and
Qnil the other Mr.. Goodwin complained
that they were " front OF his store aud
they were thereby direction of the Clerk
of the Marset hkainst his protest. 1t was
shown that Godwin had already eight feet
Of space In frort, which was all the law
allows any person.
City solicitor Turner said this was
about SIS good q time as any other to
settle the question whether two farmers
eau jointly occupy the same space alter
nateiy. The csurt decided that that was
not the case lending, and whenever It
was brought 10 tie right manner no
would cons!de1it. But under the present
charge no discharged Quill from custody.
William More WIS arralgned on a
change OF aseallt and battery on Edward
Greenleaf. hutbn account Of the failure
OF tie defendait 10 recognize Moore as
his assailant hcwas di. charged.
Edward GreNleat was hned 81 and
costs for druni3nness.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Either q Murder or q Joke.

sT. PAUL, Nov. a-The co;pse OF .
man, apparently 80 or 35 years old, was
dug up to-day at Lake johanna. Ma
discovered by a hand sticking out OF rha
ground. The body had been dismcm.
bered and the cap OF the skull sawed Of
BY some one familiar with surgery. Some
OF the bones had been broken, evidently
BY hatchet found near by with bio d.
stains Oh It The body was only two feet
under ground and under 1t was CON.
mon tar barrel with cleat nailed IN Q
head, with the words "A traitor" on u.
Either foul murder has been committed
or some medical students have BEN
playing q joke after disseciing corpse.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

WAsHIsGToN, Nov. S.-Owen Ander-
sen, an 1s-yeaI eolored boy, was
lynched In Leesburg, Va, early yesterday
morning. Anderson on Wednesday even.
ing assaulted l7-year old white girl
who was returning home from school.
He was arrested, confessed his guilt, and
was locked up In the Leesburg Jail.
A crowd of men obtained admittance
70 tie jail by pretending that they had a
prisoner, and when inside, overpowered
the jailer and secured his keys. They
dragged young Anderson TO large der
rick In the neighborhood aud strung him
mp, afterwards Kidding his body with
bullets.
Anderson was first arrested on the
complaint of Miss Leith, the assaulted
girl, but was released as she could moi
identify him. Afterwards he was re
arrested, when he made his confession.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
->%~N~-
Trouble Ia Mexico.

MIER, Mex, Nov. 8.-Last Sunday n
merchant named6uteries was shot and
Killed by two cutoms guards, who claim
ed that he reiusd to stop and be searched
ON the road betreen Mier and Camarog.
On their arrivalat Mler they reported the
affair, and the citizens vera 30 incensed
they raised q mob and lynched them.
About forty or MY Mexican troops and
body of fiften or twenty customs
guards arrived here too late to save tLs
lives OF the gualls, and general battle
occurred, resulting in the death and
wounding OF soNe ten or fifteen parties.
Reinforcementsvere telegraphed for u
Matamoras. Th town, at last accounts
WAS in an uproa.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
FIFTH edition
News summary.


A telegram from Dayton, New Mo,,,
says that the snow there is a i nao,
deep on q level, aud that the div iue, g
seven feet high. Seven men bsvs tn
frozen 10 death and thousand. n, oesh
and sheep have peyishsd. At TexIlrsea ,le
passenger traips have boon snowbon '"s
Tor q week. The passenger are oIi,n2
" 20 out In the etorin and XIII cnt,in ~ ~
CHARTERS OF which are taken info ~ W. .us
md roasted Tor food. "' NA'
Mrs, Louise +. DAiIgny, A ,a,oo, -,
senEer on tbs steamer RhynlAnd , pAs
Antwerp, who was taken VIII so,j niva
during the passage TO New York rr'
yesterday removed to the smallpor Iin',
pitai ut North Brothers Island nni ~, a
OF her relatives and attendants ws,e y,
moved TO Hoffman Island for obserys.
ton. The saloon passengers were y.s a
einated. ' 't'
Yesterday morning, while plese,,-
were ut work on the ceiling of tbe s,t,
tofiun OF q theatre In course Of ereetlon
on Blackwelps Island, New York Ia
scanold gave way and threw thom In ,gs
noor, twenty feet below. Two plaUrrar,
aud a convict were severely but moi dss'
eerously injured.
Tho dead body Of woman obou, .,
years old, believed to be Eli,air'b
Pauline spcyour, of Reading, was ionnI
yesterday In small frame house at IN,
Angora base ball grounds. 1t is though,
that she committed suicide.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23RD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
ate o'clock p. IN.

The following described real estate.
viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land sit
nate IN the City of Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described us follows, to
wit: w
BEGINNING at point on the easterly
side OF walnut street, at the distance IA
feet II inches southerly from the south.
erly side of Eleventh street, thence
castcrly and parallel with Eleventh
street seventy-tlve feet to the westerly
side of u four feet wide alley RUNNING
parallel with said Walnut street into
Eleventh street, thence southerly
along said alley side 10 feet to a corner
thence westerly and parallel with said
Eleventh street Is feet to the said enst-
erly side OF Walnut street, and thence
thereby northerly along said side of
walnut street, is feet to the place of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken into execution as
the property of George II. Tindall, sur
viying mortgagor of George II. Tindall
'Rnd Maria, his wife, and t's., and to be
sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Wilmington, November
o, 1880. nj