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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-23

DEN-BRAKMANS-on Wednesday even.
ing, October p. 1880, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother. By Rev. Chas. 1rcuSchel.
Mr.. THEODORE NoLBES, OF Monroe county,
Ohio, and miss MARY BEAKMASS, Of this
city. No cards. .
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EXPERIENCED
W booikeepar. NUT DO quick and reliable.
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Real Estate.
For Sale.

For SALE
Residence one mile west o., bridgeport. Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio Of an acre.
Is acres Of land at Short Creek a: SIS per acre.
No, p6 Ohio street, s!,iO9. #."m
No. leo South Penn street, $4,000.
Lots on South Penn street. N
LOIS on South Front street.
Lois OIL North Front street.
No, l57 Fourteenth street, s2CC0.
No, 6S Sixteenth street, s!,6go.
No. 2s!i Chapline street.
No. 1851 ChApliuc Street. s. 100. -g..E
No. 22t9 Mntu street, s&0O9. fe.
Lot No. % Water street, &c. 90. To-
No. 1855 ChRpline street, Sl,soJ.
Block Of Ten horses. ANIMAL rent 81 ,iuO. frice
sl2,ON.
No. il25 Eoif street, $3.50.
No. los McColloch street, $500.
No, 100 MeColloch street, $500.
No, II! ana III Seventeenth street, &c. 90.
No. $50 Twelfth street. $500.
Lots on wetzel street, $500.
Lois on Warren Street 500.
No. ei0 EOG street, $500.
No. 81 and Sc Twenty sixth street, slice.
Nos, Ct aud &c Twenty. third .treet, Ss0.
No. 2Jii Eatf street, $500.
No, $40 HNir street, $500.
No. S6l2 Chapllne street, sl4Oo.
No. SyH Woods street, s.,aD. aasa.Ia
No, 1898 Woods street, SLIGO.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
Four lois OH McColloch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward.
No. 2GOj Main street, $500.
No. $50 Main street. Ground a full lot, s3,5oo.
FOR RENT,
prp MONTH";
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Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. have long experience In
prosecution oipensiOu claims. Soldiers, their
widows and minor heirs will find It 10 their
advantage 10 employ an attorney AZ home In
nrrfnrencc 10 one In WaSh,nriOn, u @. nc2Q
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NOTICE.
In the Ci.euit Court oil Ohio County, IVES. VIZ.

| -
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, IVES. VIZ.
| ginia -l=
Notice Is hereby given thu. on Monday, the
first day Of DcCcm Der, 1890 the tlsSt day OF the
| next regular term Of said court, or upon the
| first day tue sad court may be In session attn
hpecill terra after this poiicc shall haze been
| Published In this newspaper once week lor
| !enr successive weeks. Commencing with The
first publication thereof on the 18th dny Of ecp.
tember, 1890, the undersigned GUARDIAN aud pn.
tltioner, pursuant 10 his petition. which has
been hled In said court. VIII apply Tor IN order
oil kaid court as prayed In taid petition, author.
izing him as foreign guardian OF his minor chill
dten. Wilbur +. 'ccu, Della 4. Coen and Archie
.. Coca. appointed rs Such guardian by the
Probate Court, Sedgwick county, In the State OF
Kansas. and Only qualified to sue for, recover
aad receive all money aud personal property
which may or does belong 70 his sud- wards. In
like manner as II he were appointed guardian
oil such wards In this State, asd ordering such
other and further relief In the premises to he
titioner as he may b. entitled 10 o, tho
court can grnnt. The taid petitioner set forth
among o:her things that SAID wards are entitled
70 about 1850 bcqueathcd TO them BY Mary Ann
Coen, deceased, now In the hands OF Louis r.
steenrod, Sheriff Of Ohio county, aud as such
committee administrator OF Mary Ann Coeu,
with her will annexed.
FRANKLIN C0ES,
Guardian rs Aforesaid and petitioner, by CALD.
WELL 4 CALDWELL. his attorneys. se15 III
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IT wasn't necessary ior the Democratic
politicians TO say that they are scared
We knew 1t before they shrieked.
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FLIZABETH TAYLOR, STENO.
~ GRAPItER and Copylit, No. 1901 Main
AMeet. Wheeling, ". Va. ocf3e
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 90, 1890.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ron JUDGE or TIE COURT oY AprRALs,
Hos. Y. 81. REYNOLDS,
OF ainem! County.
FOR Cos0RESs.
girt Diiirid-W. +. HUBBARD,
Ui Ohio County.
Second DiSrict-GEokGE HARTMAN,
Of Grant County.
Third riet-TlIEopIIILuS GAINES,
OF FGyGilc.Connly.
TaRft6 Dislfie,-CHARLES u. SMITH,
o! Wood County.
ron CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
U- RICHARD RoDERTsoS.
FOR CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT
s. l.. BRlCE.
ron STATE SENATE,
N. L. WHITAKER.
ron HOUSE or DELE1ATEs.
". II. IIEARNE,
DAHL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoREISGBTAE,
JOHN CUMMiSs.
Election. Tuesday, November 4.
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Gen, \, Gofr,s AppoIntmen,s,


Clafkkburg. Harrison county, Oct. 90. T:S0p. II
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. o.. 100 p. IN.
Miiaieboufne, Tyler county, Nov, /, r. m.
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Now Advertisements.

TOR RENT-A FIRSr.CLASS FUR.
- ElSHED room At 1906 Na,iss Street. Ply
iiese OF bath. oci5S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

No. q South Huron street, frame, 81 500, N,
NO. % south Huron street, frame, s2tCO.
Frame dwelling. corner North Front nnf
Kentucky streets. Island, lot 75xi5o feet, "a. go
no. l2GH Fourteenth street, 5000,
no. 2sl7 Eof street, frame, fl,Go0.
No. Gl7 Main street, s rooms, brick, s.
no. lSoTWclith street, frame, $500,
no. lsl0 Byron street. brick, 81, 500,
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick. 500.
NO. &s2 Chapllne street, frame, 5000.
No. III ALLEY, H., franc, 81 90.
10. g92s Chapllne street, frame, 81 SEQ.
No. q Maryland street. island frame, $3.50
no. = Few Jersey street, frame, s2IO0' =
70. ~ south broadway, Island, frame. ~ sno
No. 20 Zane st., Island, franc, $500 's'o'''
Three room frame house on South Huron
HIeet, lot 0xl9 feet, for few days only. al i'm
Residence Of LcatherwoOd, frame, ii VA s'''0''
frame dwelling op North York street. ri I'm
pine priek residence % ThlrySI ST., &c TO-
Inns Ferry, Ohio. ~ AZ u
RiNEHART &TATUM, :
80 Real Estate Agents.
eeIa -, y. 1874 Market Street.
to-.
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Hon. i. ". Campbeif's Appointments.
falrmont, Oct. 50, 7:3o p. IN.
Grafton, Oct. 81.
kingwood, Nov. l.
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ENOR REMITTANCE BRICK RESI-.
Il DENCE, No. 100 Twelfth sttcot a. reduced
rental until April !, 1871. Apply 10 klSEaART
4 TATuM, Real Eitatc Agents, 1914 Market
sttCOt oclt
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JAMES A. HENRY.

House rear Of 2tG Eighteenth street,.........!5 90
No. Rose Bud Row, north bapl cIcck-
nsxt nj ALLEY r -. & On
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
UNION VETERANS, UNION.

w. S. Hancock Command No. / have com
pleted arrangements for grand house-warm-
ing, reception, and hop for the 18th instant on
the occasion of their removal to their new and
elegantly fitted up quarters, G. A. r. Hall, Sew
enth and l. streets. The relief fund of this
command has been exhausted by constant calls
upon it, and to replenish it series of socials
will be given, one each month"; which those in
charge have resolved to make A No l. Any
lady or gentleman OF good character who is
favorable to the objects of the Union, which
are loyalty to flag and country, charity for all,
and patriotism, can become honorary members
being permitted to wear the button badge OF
the order, attend meetings, and speak, and
vote. The comrades of this Union know what
actual war means; they have tasted its bitter
sweets, have seen father, son, brother, and
other relatives stricken down by their sides In
frstrcidal war, have had enough, and are
unanimous in the belief that the war ceased at
Appomatox, and with charity and good will
toward all ask the patronage of the public in
their undertakings.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07

repair to this city and report to the @. NJ. Gen.
for duty in his Office. Mai. j. V. Furey, re-
lieyed from duty at the Philadelphia depot of
the Q. M. Dept, and will proceed to st. Paul
for duty as chief Q. Nj. of that Dept, relieving
Maj. A. +. Rockwell. Mai. Rockwell will pro-
ceed to Philadelphia and report for duty at
that depot
The extension of leave granted 1st 1t. j. II.
Beacom Sd Inf, has been further extended .
months.
Lieut.. Col. l. d. De Russy, 14th Inf, has
been detailed as a member of the board of Off
GERS to meet at San Francisco for the examina-
ton OF officers to determine their fitness for
promotion, vice Col. w. Il. Shafter, 1st Inf.
First Lieut.. w. S. Scott, 25th Inf, has been
ordered to report, on his arrival in San Antonio,
lex, to Lit. Col. j. &. Bailey, president of the
examining board, for examination for promo
ton.
:. Hospital Steward Alfred Baur has been re-
heved from duty at Fort Logan, Coll and will
report to the med. dir Hdqrs. Dept. Platte,
Omaha.
Capt Il. G. Armstrong. 1st Inf, has been re-
lieved from the further operation of par. 6,
Special Orders No. 263, and will join his regt.
IN the Dept Platte upon the expiration of his
leave
The following transfers in the 18th Inf have
been made: Capt. F, D. Garretty, from Co. E to
Co. h; Capt. j. NJ. Burns, from Co. X to Co. E.
y board of officers is appointed to meet, at
the call of the president thereof, at St. Louis,
for the examination of such officers as may be
ordered before it, to determine their fitness for
promotion. Detail for the board Col Charles
Page, Asst. Surg Gen.; Col. j. NJ. Moore, Deputy
9. NJ. Cen: Maj. j. w. Barriger, c. s.. Mai.
D. &. Caldwell, surg; Maj. c. w. Foster, Q.
M; lst 1t. o. j. Brown, 1st Cav, recorder.
Capt. J. NJ. Marshall, Asst. @. NJ, has been
ordered to report to Col. Charles Page asst
surg. gen, at st. Louis for examination for nro-
motion.
Maj. J. A. Kress, Ord. Dept, in addition to
his duties as commanding officer of the st.
Louis Powder Depot, has been assigned to duty
as chief ord. officer Dept Mo-, relieving Capt
c. W. Whipple.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
CHARLES p. Calvert.

Typographical Engineer and Surveyor. Espe.
claI attention given TO subdiYiding country
property l42O street northwest. aul8-lye
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
G. A. r.. NOTES.

John f. Reynolds Post No. 6, q. A. r., elected
the following officers Friday evening for the
ensuing year; Commander, A. II. VanDeusen:
mander w II. Thomas; Surgeon, Dr. W. w.
Granger Chaplain, Rev. William ii. Gotwald
Quartermaster L. B. Parker; o. D.. f. L. C.
Kenna; o. g., R, r. Brouner; Delegates, j. b.
Randolph, Joseph Daniels. William H. Got
wald, II. A. Myers, and A. G. Brust Alternates
?. M. O'Bryon, G. J.. Griffin, Alden Bradford,
j. Ii. Carr, and II. e. johnson.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
For Bows and Girls.

For Boys and Girls.
Read the announcement on the 18th page of
to-day's HERALD. 1t will interest YOU, and
your sisters, and your parents, and your cousins,
and your aunts.
- Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
Buy Your Teas and Cofrccs From
Atlantic and Pnnifin Tnn Cnmnnnr

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
Granulated sugar 6lc. in 10-pound lots to any
one buying tea, coffee, or baking.powders from
us. Now is the time to buy.
Handsome presents given away with every
pound Of Thea Nectar tea or A. and p. baking
powder: All goods delivered free to any part
of the city.
Remember, we are still giving out glassware,
crockery etc. Checks given with every 25c
worth of tea, coffee, and baking powder. sol
and DOB Seventh street northwest, 1920 Four
teenth street northwest, 3104 NJ street, George
town; 5S, so, and 60 Centre Market; 90 Western
Market; and O-street Market, and 101 North
ern Liberty Market.
N. H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Tel. call, S5S-2.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
DISTRICT MILITIA.

The percentage of drill attendance of the Sd
Co. \, ,73; Co. b, 55; Co. G, 81, Co. d, .3G.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
The Question of Statehood.
tGlobe Silver Belt.l

tGlObe Silver Beltl
 The proposition of Governor Wolfey to call a convention is favorably in con trast with the action of the Fifteenth Legislature, which took snap judgment upon the people, by appointing day for holding convention for the purpose of framing State Constitution, which action originated with indigent politi- clans, too lazy to work, and whose ne- cessities suggested raid upon tax payers.
 The Sentiaal (Yuma) is wrong in cred iting Governor Wolfey with power to call a convention. There is no law ex- tant authorizing such action. In this connection, that the fact may not be overlooked that the Legislature was at sea, not certain of its authority to call convention, it is well to remember that Congress was memorialized to immedi- ately pass an act enabling Arizona ts call Constitutional Convention for the purpose of forming State Constitution yet, within eight days of the date of that memorial containing the specific request to Congress to call convention, and without congressional permission, the Legislature framed and passed law requiring the Governor of the Territory to issue a proclamation calling special election for delegates to Constitutional Convention.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A sharp shower of rain fell last even- ing.
 C. II. Clayson has leased the Gregory House.
 The west-bound train on tine Southern Pacific Railroad was four hours late yes terday at Maricopa.
 The case of A. Sanchez, charged with malicious libel, came up before Justice Sherman's court at D. m. yes terday. Defendant was released on $250 bail to appear next Monday morning at 9 a. m. for examination.
 Yesterday morning Director Monihon, Thomas Hine, of the water company, Surveyor McCiinnis and Contractor Coon visited the asylum. A careful in- spection was made of the building pre- paratOry to placing the new water sys- tenn in operation. The plumbing was found very defective and will need much repairing.
 The Governor has issued pardons to Lee Newman, John Lynch and Charles Turner. The pardons are merely for the purpose of restoring the men to citi- zenship. Their terms of confinement in the Territorial prison are nearly expired and the superintendent of that institu- ton has recommended them to the clemency of the Executive.
 The Board of Equalization had mar row escape yesterday from annihilation at the hands of infuriated Citizen Stein- egger, whose assessment had been raised. It took half the force of the Court House to preserve order. The most important action of the session was the extra assessment put upon the National Bank of 5000 for fixtures and SS0 ,000 for surplus cash on hand.
 Clerk Sweeney got down to business yesterday and sold quite a number of city lots on account of delinquent taxes. Property was bid in by J. G. Bradstreet, assessed to the following names: J. G. Hodnett, Mrs. S, P. Hall, Peter Ismert. John M. Judge, Antonio Lopez, J. M. Montana, Joseph Murray, Jesus Moline, Isabella Miranda, Joseph Mccarthy, A. Martinez, Thomas H. s. McMullen.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
PREFERRED LOCALS.

FoR RENT-Centrally situated resi- dence of three rooms cool and pleasant. Apply at this office.
 Parties wanting seedless Sultana and Muscat grapes for canning, etc., leave orders at Phoenix Bakery. 39-lm
 For first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 If you want A l hobby fit call on Nicholson the Tailor.
 Cheap rooms, free bath, at the Ven- dome.
 Call on Jim Bradbury for the coolest glass of beer in the city,
 A choice line of imported cigars at Bradbury's, on Washington street.
 Bradbury's, on Washington street, is the place to drop Tn for an ice cold glass of beer, or for drink of the choicest old Bourbon whisky sold in the city of Phoenix.
 Nicholson the Tailor has received an elegant line of trouserings and suitings light goods to suit the season.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
PERSONALS.

Tom Schultz returned to Buckeye yes terday,
 O. II. Armstrong, of Dallas, Texas, is at the Mills House.
 Mrs. o. J. Thibodo left yesterday on trip to San Francisco.
 Tom Reddy, the we'll known miner, left yesterday for Globe.
 Secretary x. O. Murphy returned yes terday from Los Angeles.
 Miss Hutchinson was passenger on yesterdays stage to Prescott.
 Leo. Goldman returned yesterday from business trip to southeastern Arizona.
 L. II. Orme was improving rapidly at last accounts, and is considered out of danger.
 Marshal Partnerships family left by yesterdays train for a summers visit to Martinez, California.
 II. Steiglitz states that his trip to Los Angeles will be only for few weeks, after which he will return to Phoenix.
 District Attorney Frank Cox is re- ported as having a huge time in Los Angeles. He will return to Phoenix about August 10th.
 Homer II. McNeil returned yesterday to PhGnix and was warmly greeted by his many old friends. He has entered upon his duties upon TIE REPUBLICAN.
 G. w. F. Johnson has sold his hotel property at Santa Paula, Ventura county, California. He passed through MaricOpa yesterday accompanied by his wife, two children and Miss Fornia, sa route to the city of Mexico. Mir. John son is going to take a look through the land of the manaHa, with view to select ing location for business but the chances are fair that he will bob up serenely in Phoenix about October 1,
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18

TO LET-House on Aravaipa St., between Washington and Jefferson Sts., rooms partly furnished, sl5lt0 per month. Inquire at resi- dence of R. B. Kirkland J9-3t
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
No Cure No Pay,

Dr. Hyde, oculist, office and residence east of Gregory house, Phoenix, Ariz.
 inc 23-tf
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18

HYrEoTsM has reached that point that the French authorities think of creating a superior council of medical jurisprudence at the ministry of justice, to be composed of medical men and magistrates, who will be required to give opinions as to the responsibility of criminals in connection with the ques- tiOns of suggestion and hypnotism and of heredity. This course could not we'll have been avoided. There is no doubt that the Gompard woman, Eyraud's partner in crime, will be defended on the theory that she was hypnotised, and by and by it will become very com mon defense.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-18
Taking Quantity and Quality of Circulation Into Consideration, "The Arizona Republican, Is the Best and Cheapest Advertising
 Medium Published in the Southwest
ITS CIRCULATION IS THROUGHOUT ARIZONA

New Mexico, Western Texas and Southern Cali fonia, and it Covers the Largest Territory of Any Daily Newspaper West of New Orleans and South of Denver. No Expense is, or will be s pared by "The Arizona Republican to Retain Its Acknowledged Position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10

For Sale by all retail chemists and Wholesale
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
world. CUrIcURA, 80 cents per box, large boxes,
Sl.0O; CUT1CURA SOAP, % cents; CUT1CURA SHAW.
ING SOAP, Is cents; CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
per bottle.
PREPARED BY THE
Potter Drur & Chemical On Roston USA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10
KAWAIAHAO SEMINARY.
rAs clo.tnr Exercise. of the Institution

The Closing Exercises of the Institution
Held IN KawAiahao Church.
q The hswsiahao church contained a
large sndience Wednesday afternoon
Oh the occasion of the closing exer-
cises OF the kawaiahao Seminary.
Al the back of the large platform
stood pots Of ferns and palms, while
vines were twined around the pillars
and chandeliers throughout the
church The front Of the organ gal
ls-y was also decorated with festoons
q gresDery. Among those present
were noticed: H R. H Princess
Lihu0kalani, Hon. Chas. r. Bishop,
Ms " f Allen, Mrs. S. Parker,
Chief Justice Judd, Mr. Justice Dole,
Rev Alex Macintosh, Rev. DR..
Lowell Smith, Rev. II. and Mrs.
Bingham. Mrs. Coan, Miss Carrie
Castle Miss Judd, Rev. W. B. and
Mrs Oleson, Rev W. G. and Mrs
Merritt. Mrs. a. Rosa, Mrs. S. c..
Allen. Mrs A McWayne, Miss Ma
lone Messrs- W r. Castle, ]. B.
Atherton- Rev. II. II. Parker, II. ].
Mccoy, Frank Spencer, S. VI. Say
ford. etc
The pupils, some one hundred and
twenty-five IN number, looked ex-
ceeiingly neat IN their white cos
tunes a. they took position on the
platform 10 sing the opening num-
bsr Lift thine eyes, from Mendel-
=sohn's Elijah. Il was well rendered,
Mr- Il Berger presiding at the
organ which Is wonderfully i'm
proved il tone since Mr.. Ashdown
0verhauled It. After Bible recita-
mons II Hawaiian. prayer was offered
~ by Rev. Mr.. Desha. The exer-
cises consisted Of piano solos and
Duets. recitations, dialogues, com
positions. ch0ruses, bIOle questions
and answers, motion songs and calls
theme exercises.
The singing throughout was really
excellent. aud particularly must men
non 5e made Of the spinning chorus
winch was delightfully."- rendered,
Mss Carrie Castle adding much to
the effect by her well played accom-
uaniment on the piano. The piano
solos and Duets were given with
much skill Miss Patch, the musical
Instructor. deserves the highest credit
for the faithful work she has done,
and the pains bestowed on the pupils
during the school year.
The pecitstions and compositions
were lost 10 the audience, there be-
Eng TOO much noise IL the church.
The broom drill by sixteen of the
pupils artired IN costumes of white
trimmed with red, pleased the audi
e1ce immensely. The marching was
excellent, the presenting of arms
beg pardon. brOOms and other
movements would have made the
HonOlulu Rifles blush. At the close
of the programme Mr. W. R. Castle
VINO takes great interest in the insti-
tuI0n. made a few brief remarks.
Before the audience dispersed a
very pleasing event took place. One
II the pupils. Phoebe Hanuna, was
United II marriage to Lyons K. IA
kzni Of Hama, Maui. As the bridal
party marched up the center aisle,
the school sang the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Il. Il. Parker
and the newly married couple left
the church l. the strains of the
Mendelssohn Wedding march played
On the piano by Miss Patch.
The Seminary re-opens on Sep
tsmber Sth-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10
Executors Notice /!

THE UNDERSIGNED, THE
IL Executor OF the VIII Of GEORGE c.
WILLIAMS deceased hereby gives notice TO
a. persons having claims against the said
Es-z-e 20 present the same with the vouchers,
dzlE authenticated 70 the said Executors,
e. ne once OF Wm- r Castle, in Honolulu,
within * months from the date hereof or they
Eiu be forever barred Persons owing said
es14ie q having property or effects belonging
thereto E1ii please pay the same or make return
rhsre0f a. said once az once.
CHARLES N. COOKE,
WILLIAM R. CASTLE,
Executors viii Of Geo. c. Williams.
Ds-ef Eorelulu. NAY p. 1890. 13244t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10

The appropriations of the Hs
wsIsn Mission Children's Society
for the ensuing year, says the
Friend, amount to S7,735. For the
year lust completed, the appropria-
mons Of the society were S4,010.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10
Executrix's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Executrix with
ne Vii annexed OF the Estate of JOSE
ESPINDA- late Of LzhainG. Island Of Maui.
decezsed- Notice is hereby given 10 all parties
having clesms against said estate, whether
Fecurec BY mortgage or otherwise TO present
f-1eir Gains daily authenticated 10 the under
4 i-1ec within SIX months from date or they viii
y forever barred and all persons indebted 10
ssid es-Are are requested 70 make immediate
payment % the undersigned.
MARIA ESPINDA.
EErcutrix with the VIII annexed Of the estate
q Jose Espinda- deceased.
L1hainz. Maui Nay p. 1880. l324-4t