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tributcrs 20 tho organized charities but
the greater part OF her good work she
accomp mplishes by personal and indepen-
dent effort.
Among the literary widows, plentiful
IN Washington, mono IS held ia higher
esteem than Mrs. Florence Huntley.
tho widow OF Stanley Huntlcy, who
wrote the "SpoOpendyke Papers" To
this brilliant woman and hcr literary
work / recently devoted a long letter
which had SO wide a circulation that -
this tirao it would he but repetition 70
write ~ length OF her. But an article
about Washington widows would fan
very far short OF com plcteress were this
lady's name left from IL.
Mrs Eta $ Chapman. tho widow -
Charles Chapman, once q well-<nown
musician Of New Haven. Conn. is =
wonderful woman. She is N expert in
the Potent OCicc, occupying as ! am
credibly informed, the only desk OF tho
kind in tho world Her husband az the
time Of his death. twenty years ago,
was an examiner OF patents. After his
death his widow was appointed 70 a
place in tho same Office, and her efii-
cheney soon becoming manifest She was
placed in charge Of tho examination OF
marks and label s for registration. such
was her marvellous aptitude that soon
She was doing tho work tnat bad been
done alwaye before br throe mon al a
cost 20 the Government - $4,000. Md
she continued % 10 10 all through tho
tremendous increase OF work until la5i
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

eves Night came aud ne lighted 4
lamp. Sometimes be- would shake his
hcai doubtlully. ana tnon. mum bling
as Enough he would force himself 70
GO. De would gaze AZ Tho blurred let
ue went to bca late and arose
early ~ morning. ani seized the book.
Lee in tle afternoon 10 came in from
thc cotton patch whcro DO had been
trvir- ,0 work, but ne could scarcely
see tao young plants. All ne saw were
line. ~ letters tlat seemed 70 kick and
tu-Il.c over each other.
-st.-4l days af,e-wa-d. the shrewd
a-or-. wbi.c over in another noighb hbor-
hood. csuo upon A ola negro that sat
or Log
'IIaF FAR is # 20 tho ferry7" the agent
asked.
'Its or good ways, sab. Whit you
60 l-r % 81 b4ck2~
"I.ooks. aui 30 The raY. I might do
some business wlth vc1."
81 dunno. far kahn. real
son. ao -la fx -ra. These books
arc selt-t.achers and -u you'd have 20
io 11.li ae -o look ~ ono ~ chem. and
it ro1'3 teach yoa bow 20 read
"Htil. yere, | wants one dem books,
sae.~
Trr agent pat 5ovr his books. some
twenty IN all. s-d. VITA . saddeuuess
t.at v1s astonishing % so old man.
tes negro sna.ched .heu up. ani. Leap
irr ar-o-s the road. removed q handful
cf grizzly rrt-tars. revealing taa feat
-. rr-..t r-.lT is EffI.a.aa
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mighty heap o' men bab come er long
flst aa i4st 84t none q Penn Alnt quilted
A. my 'vaatags glL What Ala you 10
~ nie. a..lf'
Il have aoue beoks here said The
mac. beginning e. lnolc<le- q nambe ~
st-1ps. ~that You ought to h4ee- 4 u-p
of golr Inference an1 high standlae in
me community can not get along Nith-
ont books. They cola noe. Mr. Williams,
th4t goa hlI Carr 3D. becoms a lawyer or
do..for ar preacler-in face. -uy thing
.youxans to brcoue. 4 htsle education,
theg declare. is All th4L you neeI.'
Nal sah. Z been sort.r thinkiu' er
bout ia5 ra yseL dean .ere norlln' er
,boat bein' uo lacto- f.-r 8 trIti lst once
an sorter rlaened er 4-n an le ,or-or
disul. an' la eome ln oas O. seni.n' mo
ter de poungto--aY. "a did Wy 10
cost me er better caf an as dnes' pos
som dog in ts cour-ry ter keep OUT
] 1oan kcrc n0thiu boat heiu' er lawyer.
far tried dat once an tuck er mans
hat ease he woGlan't Tay le Zee. an' b.
hmpet On me. 90 seounul ala. az
whipped me ull fsl, mighty sCanlus.
Iaf j tells You wAut 1 does want l
wants Ter he e. preacher. Ola Daro
Moore lives rignt down yander hy de
Iasrn arre1 how ter preach an den
a..ael "a. Laad tar call hlm an now
I.E as Blinds stead - cat-a CON bread
a. n rrrasn' bis mouf Eit er bacon
rr he eats biscuit an fresh LAM an
a-lrta le blackber-v cord a. an gifts
ar ae ~. an has de Youn- sisters 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

Hznereas OF Thsm of Al Degrees
Cg WsalEh a-n1 Esa1ry


"BsWars - rl1eers III yea lock al
a. roa - t-s espers Yo- &il- aer RAJ tl-s
errreaslon. ~1lcn IS 80 eala a-salF seE~
p.se1 o. AVE 1esn -tlsre1 ~ tls elder
Weller Is xe1lt Eesertae--ss have
beel god 41s--e -s give ~ b. s-scettl
bls . Fo..ag Dlaa a. >-uiset t9r lt ls 80
Uas aslesrl144als -14ge th.L III masters
Perla-aiay % che hear- uea are sgt -
approve tle l4tgueat et ta9sa ol4-r
Eea &lo have gone before tlem.
Wten General JoAa A Losau ~as
alive. -4sa 4seG ~ s-y AAs vile ~4s =
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

better politician than hs was Mrs
Mary Logan mas, since his death, proved
that this w4s no mere expression ot gal
lantry. She IS today ono OF the shrewd-
est politicians IN Washington. Calumet
Place. IS her attractive home on Co
lumbia Heights Is called, Is a sort OF pO-
litical executive mansion, and she, the
central figure there. commands wires
which many an aspirant FOR even Presi-
Dental hOuors would be- glad 20 control
Mrs Logan's interest in social and po-
itical affairs has abated no jot since
her husbands death. and the effective
dinlomacv which she once exerted in
his interest Is now. il IS said, turned n
favor OF MS old friend, General Russell
a. Alger.
Mrs. Irene Sheridan has almost utter
" Withdrawn IRON the world. Within
the walls of her really beautiful home on
Rhode Island avenue she lives in quiet,
uuostentatious grief for her loved hus-
band and in beautiful motherly devo-
tion TO her four dutiful children. About
the elegant apartments On the walls, IN
the inches, everywhere, are reminders
OF the lamented soldier 20 whom her lie
was so completely given. Portraits,
busts. souvenirs OF the gallant Phil, his
equipments and relies of tho war, are
here in protusion. and the youthful
looking mother surrounded By children
whose tender affections center upon
her completes an ideal picture Of a de-
parted soldiers hOme. Mary, the eldest
/ Of the children, is a bright, pretty girl
! OF fourteen; Louise and Irene, the twin
/ daughters, are dainty mites OF twelve,
and little Phil Is y delicate-looking lad
+ OF nine. There Is throughout the house
I hold a deligh 'fnl ar Of graceful refine
ment, one 81 the results Of diligent care
on the part OF this exemplary mother.
Should Mrs. Sheridan ever quit the Sc
I clusion into which her profound grief
has thrown her. she will ind herself the
center Of a very wide circle Of sincere
+ admirers.
A few doors from Mrs. Sheridan 8
home is the Rhode Island home OF Arz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
HOME, sweet Home

4 home without i1Iuo may a. weli eleash
~ LAi,t ia. bar u0t 81 lIhL ia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
HANAUMA FISHING CLUB.

The Members Have Delightful Out
ing at the Bay-Fishing by Torch
/ light-A Real Good Time.
The above club had a grand fish
mic at Hanaums Bay on Saturday.
The yacht Hawaii left Honolulu at
9:1S A. NJ, and arrived at the bay at
noon. having on board L. A. Thur
ston, Capt. Staples, 4. W. Garter, DIR.
c. 7. Rodgers, p d. Kellett. Jr., and
G. f. Allardt. The Healani. with f.
NJ. Hatch, E. Won Tempsky. ". c..
Parke, Jr.. and Robt Berkin on
board. left at 9:23 A. NJ and arrived
at 1880 Pm. The Spray left at l :45
P. n. and reached the bay at $50
Pm. On board were W. c. Sproull,
W. L. Wilcox. E. O. White. ". II. c..
Greig. J. II. Reist. J. D. Tucker and
Robt. f. Lange.
Messrs. Sproull and Won Tempsky
started out with blood in their eyes
at noon to furnish game to supply the
festive board. and returned with
plover, pigeons. etc.
Messrs. White. Lange and Greig
took the club gondola and angled at
the entrance to the bay with much
success.
The evening of arrival until l As
the next morning Messrs, Greig,
Reist and Wilcox. accompanied BY
Steward D. hua were fishing by
torchight for eels, squid, etc, and
returned with a good catch.
The members as they sat in their
snug quarters Sunday enjoying the
cool breeze from the ocean coming
across Hanauma Bay. felt a great
deal of pride in viewing the fiotilla
of yachts floating so gaily before
them. The fish chowder served at
1870 p. m. must have been an excel
lent one Judging by the rapid man
ner in which it disappeared.
The start to return was made at
l 80 p N. Sunday. by the Spray, the
Healani and Hawaii following, the
former becoming becalmed, the two
latter led into port in the evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
SUPRENIF COURT OF TUF

- Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
matter of the Estate OF c. II. NICHOLL late OF
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, intestate.-At Cham
bers. Before Chief Justice JUDD.
On reading and fling the petition and ac-
counts Of j. J. Locker of Honolulu, oahu.
Administrator OF the Estate of c. II. Nicoll,
late of said Honolulu, deceased, wherein he
asks 10 be allowed S1,il6.O0. and charges him
self with Sl6S5O. and asks that the same may
be examined and approved and that a final
order .may be imade of distribution of the
property remaining in his hands TO the persons
thereto entitled, and discharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility as such
Administrator.
II is ordered, that THURSDAY. the 18th day
OF November, A. d. 1880, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
before the said Juctioe, at Chambers. in the
Court House, at Honolulu be and the same
hereby is appointed SIS the time and place for
hearing said petition and accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there appear
and show cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may present evil
dence as 10 who are entitled 10 the said
property.
Dated Honolulu, H. I, this sth day of October
a. d. 1890.
By the Court:
ALFRED W. CARTER.
iSii-Sl Second Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

/ Rawl;nS. Mrs " RawiinS and children,
E 2 Russell. Ms Rice. Master " Rice
! Mrs Geo n Ross ana son. Miss y I hoQri-
cues. ! II Ruddock. & Scott, MrS {
Z Shading, August Schleicher, J II Soper,
John Templeton. Miss Lena rcmpleton,
Wm Tsbb snd wife, Il y Webster, ChaS
TinkhSnl, and IS Steerase.
From the Colonies. per r NJ Iea-
landia. October rs SJeerSSe passengers
and 81 cabin. and - SteerSge IN transit toT
san Francisco.
From Kauai. per Sunr Waialeale, octo-
ber IQ-E hopSe and wife. Geo Gay, VIE
and Sor,. ! Over and wife. Mrs L Cook, !
Rahe. wife ana children. Mrs ; X h3eo.
Mrs. Mary Ailau. Z St-anCh, D. ! : Nc
Grew. Lsu Wo and - deck passengers.
From Maui. per stmr Likelike, October
l9-Mr aud NrS Turner, Mr. and Ms Z
Copp. NJ ana Ms CabrSl, Miss Lame
Crockett. Sister Mariana, W \ Bowen, {
y Pond. Jas Box. Jack Pedle-, Joe CuSh-
in-haG Mrs. L kauepUu, + e Co-Te2- =
Chinese and :. deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
fo- san Francisco per >chr OlCS. Oct. i
N L Arnold.
tOr Maui and Hawaii. Per StE2T y
Hail. October l4-NrS Il : : Martin, Miss
sarah Martin. Miss Z Rogers, Hon ha0-
hans. Rob- Waialeale and vile Miss Ma
pahu. T 3 Lyons. Morgan, Master John
son. Julian MonSsrrat. NJ Bowers, ! Ms
haUleiO. ! BOYD, ASana, l 4 Lane, !
Williams, Devanchelle, and about 80 deck
passengers
For L2ha5na and HauakUs, per S-Rlr
Ivalari. October 1s-R N keDJOn, - i NJ
RerrCu. T. NJ Moore, Il " OyerenC, Ms
+ 7 Richard. Ms r i Richard, and about
= deck passengers.
For Kauai. Der STmC WSI2.e1le, Oct Il
Dr. ! : MCGrew, Miss MCtTrew- + hopAe-
and 3 deck passengers.
For Kauai. per SJrlr ka2la, Oct l4-TeD
deck passengers.
For san Francisco. per bEtne Con
Sy.elo. Oct 1z-Wn Bishop, 4 LoomenS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
R. N. S. zEALANDlA,
DELAYED on Account Of the Labor strikes
in >ydney--short Of Cosl--Fme Wea-
Their Experienced.

/ Delayed on Account Of the Labor strikes
in Sydney--Short of Coal--Fine Wea-
Their Experienced.
The Royal Mail Steamship Yea
lsndis, Capt. X. Van Oterendorp,
arrived off port Saturday night
shortly after o'clock, but did not
enter the harbor until 1:SO o'clock
Sunday morning. 1t was blowing
4 gale Of wind outside and it was a
long time before she could be got
to enter the channel. her machinery
not responding as quick as it might
have done.
The Zealsn6ia sailed from Sydney
October 1st, st / 20 q, NJ. and expe-
rienced light variable winds TO Auck-
land which port was reached Octo-
Der 9th. at 5;12 &. n. She left Auck-
land the same day at 3:37 Q. N. and
met with light southerly winds to
Tutaila. touching off there on the
10th at 1045 p. N. From Tutuils
to the equator had light easterly and
northeast winds; from the equator
10 II deg. north. light eaSterly and
y. Z. winds. Thence to Honolulu
fresh E. \. Z. winds and head sea
with frequent rain squalls.
1t Will be seen that the Zeslandia
had fine weather the entire passage
II was the labor strikes in Sydney
that caused her detention as it
was with difficulty that she was able
TO coal. Fabulous wages had TO be
paid by the ship TO men to coal the
vessel. As q consequence she ran
rather short of coal before reaching
this port.
The Zealandia brought for this
port ) Storage passengers and II
tons Of cargo. In transit for San
Francisco she had 80 cabin and %
Storage passengers, 295 tons of
freight and considerable specie.
Among her through passengers was
Mr. Johnston. Manager of the Mel
bourne Tramways Company.
While IN port the steamer took in
two hundred tons Of coal. two hun
dred tons Of sugar and about 200
punches Of bananas. Cabin passen-
gers from Honolulu: ". P A.
Brewer. wife. 3 children and servant.
Hon. Paul Isenberg, Henry \. Cas-
tie. F. II. Swanzy. Mrs. 4. P. Peter
son and child. Miss F. Potter. Col.
4. 7. Fraser, DR.. c. B. Carter. wife,
two children and servant, II. Il. VIII
Hams. Mrs. Capt. Lowell. Mrs. S. A.
Hutchinson. Y. Garstins. J. T. Wa
terhouse. IT., 7. 5. SouthWiek. and
p steersge.
The Zealandia resumed her voyage /
to San Francisco shortly after 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
samoan ISezs-

The [. 5. ). Mob;can arrived at
Apis- September 9th. from Auck-
land On the same day she sailed
tor Tutuila-
Al advertisement II the Samoan
Times SAYS D : Parkers l. the
cbespest place II Samoa. and the
American 5 piece and the British
sovereign are sui taken for s..
Au0t took place = Matatele. Sep
tsmbzr 9th. started by lot Of
drunken black boys belonging 10 the
German firm They went = tie gal
With axes clubs and kniTas. drove
the police away and released ore Of
thsr number who had ben Locked
Up The police Ess reinforced and
most q me rioters w5re arrested.
Some q them were badly hurt
The DsE Public Hal a AUiz :
nearing completion
Tie French nz1-3t-Ear Volta y
uTai q Apia- September 19.h- and
latf o. ths % t0r Wallis Island
The Tines says that AI- Bssset-
HzgEr5- 3 brother Of Mr. Rider
HegEzrd. The novelist. VII probably
represent Great Britain On the Land
Commission II Samoa
= NJ and Mrs Robau Louis Steven-
son returned 70 Apia September
18th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
NFssFIS FNPECTFD.
FAsSESGEES



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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
Gcoch acknowledgements
CUPREME CoURT oF THE

- Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
matter Of the Estate of JAMES II. ROGERS.
late Of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased. teStatc. At
Chambers. Before Mr. Justice McCULLY.
On reading and filing the petition and &C
counts OF w. Foster, Executor of the estate OF
James II, Rogers. late Of Honolulu, Oahu,
deceased, wherein he asks 70 be Allowed SS4s "A,
and charges himself with $500, and asks that
the same may be examined and approved. and
that fiual order may be made of distribution OF
the property remaining in his han6e 70 the per
sons thereto entitled, and diScharCing him and
his sureties from all further responsibility as
such.
1t IL ordered that TUESDAY the 18th day OF
November. A. u. 1870 at O'Clock p. m. before
said Justice, at Aiiolsni Hale. Honolulu be
and the same hereby is appointed rs the time
and place for hearing said petition and &C
counts, and that all persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why the same should not be granted.
and may present evidence aS 10 who are entitled
70 the said property.
MDated At Honolulu, II. l., this ieth Of October,
!. d. 1890.
BY the Court
lSt-St III. REST. Deputy Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
AREEN

AkkiN AIS
MoSnAy, Oct. Is
Ssh~ L5ao..hc iron. Kauai,
TCESD4I, Oc.- Il.
Re-z A-sIa-ts- Anderson. = days trom
Po-- Townsend
Ten AIika from Rona and Makena-
S.b- Ea-.i.ua from hoo.s--
WEDNESDAY. OcI. Il.
S-n- Cl1u55-e. Io7enzeu, iron Hawai-
a. So 4 Cumm5us. Nelson. from Koo-
--- TErEs1Ay. OK. is,
>-s-N Mary I Foster from Kauai
q ana 10 : : China >ezoc-y i-olA o---
Francisco. 80
BE.ne : e Wilder. G-ifhthS, 10 days 10
hour> from >lu Francisco
>--- laS MaSee A2c4U-ay- iEoIA A..-
pza- --- ~. -
A-st-aEa- EouGle-te, from san Fran
S,-- Kaa-a. Ess.au5. from Kauai
>.-- Wz5-l.- from hol.a--
Ss-rErsE. Oct =
- Rob. W Logan from Hllc-
~---T 4 C--u5l>- Nelson rom h 81
r1l-l---
; Fa-a-l- from Hawaii
r. = Lz--zuEia from The Colonies
S-S1Av- Occ. r.
S--- Wa5l-az-= Cl41ev- from Kauai
SIM LEke--Ss- Davies --o-I Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
SHIPPING NOTES

The Atzl2nta arrived from Po-t Towns
enc. with go GO feeI lumber for Levers \
Cooke
The 81. ship FIteshi7e leig Liverpool. for
rsiS .uO-r sept -. and i reported having
passed Holyheai Oct Sd
The b-igautiue ConSDelo- Captain jacob
sen. sailed We ns>day. to- san Francisco,
WIKI III empty beer Kegs. l -lS0 bags nee
au6 20 bags sugar. Total value, l-S---5--
The barkentine :. &. Wilder arrived from
San Francisco Wednesday morning. after :
IyinE IMP Of IL days rs hours She hiss :
III. CARO- q general merchandise. con
signed 10 Sch4eter & Co. also - hogs, )
horses and : COW. She reports me weather
and steady winds.
The steamer Far2..o1 arrived II port On
Saturday from Ss- Francisco. VIA San
Die-u and HE Her cargo O. general
merchandise vaS - follows For hllo- 80
tons LahUEola- - tons. and Honolulu,
- IONS She has a.-s&,ly taken n -,
IONS o. sugar Tor San Francisco auG sails
for The latter port and san Diego on Tues
l-V --e .->-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
VESSELS y PORT.

e. = E---sl-- Charleston E5-5v- from .
-s-
4 = - : AEON Poland from e cruise
L : = --,--rls- Bishop Sz-Cz-
T. y y Ls-E--z- japan
BS Ns-ucl-T- EC-CE-EE
b Blrs5-. London.
b t. n B-vz--. Jacobsen >4u E--1llSco-
Bz L-1v Lz--VSl-- >-1a-c-E-- >zE E-ll-
81 A-.sus-- Pu-. Gslll.s-
: T. Wl.Gs-. t--l-1--s- san -zlc->cl-
: : Australia EC-6-5--s. San ! Francisco
- Rob- IS Ll1-s-. Worth Al-o-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Mrs L MeCuly acknowledges
with thanks ths receipt u S35l
ir0n tie Australia Lhe n01ey bang
he sun d tEo collections taken ID
among the passengers for the Sailors
Home b1ilding fund, Gle OF the last
I'D IT'D. and 1he other On the DOM
Ep OF the steamer TIE OEosrs o.
The Australia have done val II rzis-
ing money toward tie ladies' fund
Of the rev Sailors Hone Tney
have already paid II oTsr $40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
NOTICE

I ZINC Ny ABSENCE IL CHINA I
nave appointed Asai - - ny sr-orner
elsH iuli POKER - Transact bushes Is ~
nsi1e. 70 sign FOR me aud receive a4ill pa
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
DIED

WTL-I>-A1 L5Lle- Kauai 5y accident.
Oc-- --.h. F.o-enue N beloved Eiie @:
C. n Wills aged = years Sz1 Fran
c->co papers please copy
S1NALI-At Sz1 Francisco, October Il,
John Souzi- late proprietor Mason
Rlche. san Francisco. : native q Greece
The deceased rs 81 Intimate friend q
NJ George LTC--EUS- - present. n his
CIV and vel known - many prominent
residents q Ihs Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
NOTICE
TIE IN DESIGNED NAV

THE IN DESIGNED Hay
: - 80 y appointed Ad1ini=rra-1~ 81 ts-
: Z -.--s Of me l-te : L. CHEESBRO. aeee1-.s-
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sl-Hea y L1uDah8snoe. HasaI 4l-asn -
.s--yllLs rom tue Gate hereof ~ taey 4lE g.
-D.rstf barred. a1e al perse1s inLe5s-sl b "a
-. - ~ hereby requested % Ia<e iDueliar.
3. Z BARNARD
-a-rlnisfr4tor - the Esfsle % = Z Caee.s-o
IA y1boenoe. Hawai- SeVT tst. .<si 1srts,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
SUPREME cOURT-OCTOBER TERN.
BEFORE JUDD. CT.

TUESDAY. Oct. II.
The Hing vs.. John kslsma. The
+ defendant. who was found guilty OF
E larceny N the second degree by 6
Hawaiian Jury. was fined $40 and
sentenced 70 Imprisonment at hard
labor for two years.
The King vs. Kohl Larceny. sec
ond degree Plea Of not guilty with
drawn and plea OF guilty entered
The King IS. kahulu, Hannah and
Kane. Receiving stolen goods. j
n0lle prose0ui entered against Han
nah and Kane. kahulu Is tried be
fore Hawaiian jury. who return 2
verdict OF guilty
The King V. Solomon huhaupio.
Gross cheat by obtaining $50 from
Mrs Williams. Tried before q Hs-
waiisn Jury. who return verdict Of
guilty. The boy Is committed 70 the
ReiOTnatory School for six months.
Al CLIMBERS
In the bankruptcy OF J, a Dover
BankrUpt's motion 10 be allowed
certain articles personal effects
claimed 10 be exempt under the
statute Motion granted except one
article
sEoEE Judd, c =
TEURsD4Y. Oct. 18th.
The King Is. kahulu. Receiving
stolen goods. Found guilty and SEN
tened 10 SIX months Imprisonment
al hard labor and to pay q fine Of SO.
The King -. An ksu. Escaping
from prison Sentenced to one
months imprisonment at hard labor.
The King =. Tai Ming. Posses
sion Of opium. Tried before for
eign Jury. who return z verdict OF
guilty Sentence deferred.
The King Is All Sung. Burglary.
Arraigned and plea Of not guilty.
sEOzE JUDD. C-L
FRD4I. Oct l..
The King =. All Sing. Assault
with : dangerous weapon. Nolle
p1osegui entered
The King y Al Chun- Unlawful
possession Of opium Defendant
making 10 appearances. his bond Is
declared forfeited
The King Is Tai Ming Found
guilty Of having opium unlawfuliiy
II possession Sentenced ID pay a
Ire q $50 ard be imprisoned Il
hard labor t0T ninety days
he King - Al Sung Burglary
Irieo before foreign jury.
EEEOzE TC00 c =
S4TUzDGT, Oct Is
AaDue- Baptlsle y Isabella Bsp-
Uste- Divorce Davidson for plsin-
tn: Ross for defendant Partly
heard and continued.