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VESSELS EXPECTED.
PAS SENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per NJ Zeal
andia, Nov 23-W II G Armenian and wife,
Gerald f Bryant, JAS Bryant, Mrs Il S
Ciprico, Mrs J w Day and child, Mrs
Fisher, w y Ditto, n Graham and wife,
A Haas, Alfred S HartweIl, Mrs NJ Hirsh-
berg, X Corey and wife, Miss - Hirsh-
berg, l. Hoogs, Madden, Rudolph
Neumann, Ii A Parmelee, Mrs l. NJ Par
melee. G Russell, DR. s G Tucker, Miss S
Walker. w f. Wall, Lieut. b Webb, n.
G. p Wilder and wife, \ Warrick "a
wife, J II Cahill, Dave Dreamer, VIM Far
rell, II V Huin, Joe Leveque, Thos
Powers. j osh Reilly, Geo Sharp, Jas Ward,
+ y Parker, wife and daughter, 80 in the
Steerage and 81 cabin and 46 steerage in
transit for the Colonies.
From Maui, per stmr Likellke, Nov %
Chas HaSwetl, r Heineman, II HeIdeman,
+ Omstead, Jas Noble and wife, Mrs
Clark, Miss Louise Aheong, 7 Dias, 4
Chinese and 80 deck
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Death of Arthur TurtOn.

Arthur G. Turton died at San
Francisco, November 9Th. He was
taken sick at Seattle and removed to
his home in San Francisco, where he
died, aged % years and 8 months.
The deceased was a native of La
haina, Maui. The funeral took place
on November 10th, the remains being
inferred in the Masonic Cemetery
The pail bearers were Messrs. q. z.
Wilder, S. Monsarrat, w. H. Aid
rich, j. 1. Dowsett, Jr., w. Holt and
& Eaton Tho Rev. Mr.. Brewer of
San Mateo College, where the de-
ceased once attended, officiated at
the funeral.
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Testimonial.

Us. +. S. CHARLESTON.
Honolulu, I'll. |, Oct. 13, 1S90I
During our stay IN this port, Mr.. F.
Horn has supplied us with bread, cake
and ices, and l, most cheerfully commend
him to all naval messes for the excellence
of quality of articles furnished. and mod
crate charges, as well as promptness and
reliability.
| am pleased to give this testimony in
favor of Mr.. Horn who has served me on
many previous visits to Honolulu III the
same satisfactory manner.
G.. w. WOODs,
125-1w Medical Inspector, u. 5. n.
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CO-Partnership Notice.

~ II. REDWARD AND JAMES
Il. Howell. residents OF Honolulu. Oahu
Hawaiian Islands, have formed co-part-
nership under the name OF Redward IL
Howell; place of business, King street,
Honolulu; business of Builders and Con
tractors. r. n: Mi w An,
JAMES HOWELL.
Honolulu, Nov. Is, 1890. llS-6t
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NOTICE.

THE KAPIOLANI MATERNITY
Il Home has two rooms to accommodate
paying patients. Ladies OF moderate
means who wish to secure home on rea-
sonable terms, before or during the time
of confinement, where the best of food,
attendance, nursing and medical skill will
be provided, will please apply at the Home
to Mrs. Miller the Matron, who will attend
to admittanCe, give terms or any other in
formation required.
Honolulu, Oct. 4, 1890. S4-3m
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VESSELS IN PORT.

U S Flagship Charleston. Remey.
III Ms Nymphe, Turner, from San Fran.
u S Mohican, Shepard, Samoa.
Bktne Mary Winkelman, Nilsson, s. f.
Bk w b Godfrey, DAbel, San Francisco.
Blk Faust, Otterbech. New York.
Brig VIM G. Irwin, Mccullough, San Fran.
Bark Wakefield, Howes, New York.
Bark Girvan, Angus, Liverpool.
Bknte S,N Castle, Hubbard, San Francisco
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Go to Benson, Smith & Co.'s and
try the new drink-Phospo Guarana,
it IS a splendid tonic. The firm are
also now selling Buhach in cans at
one half price. Take this opportu-
nifty and get in a.stock.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Per Zealandia in our Refrige-
81 b rator-on ice-Fresh Grapes,
Pears, Apples, Frozen Oysters
in Shell and Tins; Celery, Caulitlower, and
other vegetables.
Frozen Turkeys. ETC., for Thanksgiving.
125-3t CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
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DIED.

TURTON-In San Francisco, November
Sth, Arthur c., son of Mrs. III. Turton,
OF Honolulu, and brother of Harry:
Frank and Edith TurtOn, native OF
Lahaina, Maui. Hawaiian Islands, aged
D wears and months.
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There was capital game of base
ball on Saturday afternoon between
the Honolulus and Hawaiis, which
was won by the latter, s to 5. Davis
pitched for the Hawaiis and Meek
for the Honolulus.
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On Friday the Healani Boat Club
will have picnic at Remond Grove.
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NOTICE.

n-RING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
~ Islands Mr.. l.. a. Thurston has my
full power of attorney to act for the San
Diego Steamship Co. Capt. NJ. Staples
will be at the office cor. Fort and Merchant
streets, and will give any information re-
lative to Freight etc.
OSWALD 4. STEVEN,
Agt. San Diego 5. 5. Co.
Nov Il 1890 llS-lW
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Next Saturday the Pearl City lots
will be offered at auction by Mr..
Morgan.
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The Zealandia took in one hun
dred tons Of coal at this port
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M meteorological.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

SUNDAY, Nov. %.
Stmr Likelike, Davies, from Maui.
Stmr Mikahala Campbell, from Kauai.
X NJ 5 Zealandia, Oterendorp, from San
Francisco
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What attracted all the boys to
Alakea street on Saturday, was Miss
Ruth Ward having her photograph
taken in the pau.
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Purser Geo. McLane has the
thanks of the ADVERTISER for the
prompt delivery of files of late San
Francisco papers.
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There was a tremendous crowd of
people on the wharf to see the Tea
landia arrive Sunday afternoon.
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Divers have been at work during
the past four or five days cleaning
the bottom of the flagship Charles
ton.
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A piece of gross carelessness caused
the Tramway Company's water cart
to run into a car on Nuuanu Avenue
Sunday afternoon. The car was
pretty badly damaged
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Now for some interesting games
of ball.
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The steamer Claudine will return
from Maui and Hawaii Tuesday
morning
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A letter of thanks to the commit
tee Of arrangements on His Ma
jestys birthday appears in our by
Authority" column.
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The whistle Of the Honolulu Steam Planning
Survey office precisely at Honolulu mean noon.
1t sounds again at % mi n 80 sec. past O'Clock
p. III. of Honolulu mean time. to correspond
With l2h. On. o.. as given by chrCno,neters set
for Greenwich mean time. This last is especi
ally for the benefit OF mariner and jewelers..
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The trustees of the Honolulu
Sailors Home Society will hold a
meeting on Wednesday at IL AN.
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n NnNnl Service.

ER- Pearl City Lots are offered on the
most favorable terms known. los
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rs Don't forget the Sale of Residence
ana Building Lots at Pearl City on Nov.
29th lOS
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Lewis & Co. have splendid fat
turkeys and geese on ice for Thanks
giving Day. Leave your orders
early.
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There will be Tn anksgiving ser
vice at st. Andrews Cathedral,
Thursday morning at IL o'clock by
the Second Congregation. A special
programme of music will be render
ed by the choir.
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DEPARTURE

MONDAY, Nov. "a.
RM S Zeaandia, Oterendorp, for the
Zealandia.
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Nem 10pertlsrlllents.
Meeting Notice.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A Trustees of the Honolulu Sailors
Home Society will be held at the Room OF
the Chamber of Commerce, on WEDNES-
DAY, the Goth inst, at II O clock A. NJ, to
consider building plans and matters con-
nected with the construction of a new
Sailors Home" a full attendance is
requested. Per order.
+. A. SCHAEFER.
Honolulu Nov. % 1890. 1876 st
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE FIRM OF WALKER & RED
l. ward has been dissolved. F. H. Red
ward takes over all property al will pay
all liabilities. The business to be carried
on by +. II. Redward.
+. II. REDWARD,
T. Il. WALKER.
Nov : $500
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Election Of Officers.
NOTICE.

FROM AND AFTER
- + this date we viii not be
AEAL responsible for any
49, freight after same has
been landed. Parties to whom freight Is
consigned must be at the landing TO receive
their freight
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
Honolulu, Sept. 3. 1890. o3-lm tt
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Notice of Sale of Goods DiStrained
for Rent.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ after the expiration of fifteen days
from this date, to wit: on the 2Sth day OF
November, 1890, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, l will
sell at public auction, at the salesroom OF
Jas. F. Morgan, in Honolulu, the goods
and chattels of Shimamura and Mort dis
trained by me for rent, described as fol-
lows: Five chairs, table, stool, lot books,
counter, trunks and contents, clock,
cooking utensils, lamp, glass ware, table,
mosquito net, shovel and sundries.
115-td FAl kEE.
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NOTICE.!

hon. SAMUEL NJ. DAMON WILL
IL act as my attorney, with full powers,
during MY absence from the Kingdom.
CHAS. Il. BISHOP.
Honolulu, Nov, 1890. 124-2t
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Nov. s. 1891
The morning call., 1890-12-11
THE RAISIN INDUSTRY.

A New Book That Gives Important In
formation Concerning 1t.
Gustav Eisen, who has devoted much time
to the study of the cultivation of the raisin-
grape, has written book which has been
published by III. S. Croker & Co. under the
title of The Raisin Industry. Practical
Treatise on the Raisin Grapes. Their His
tory, Culture and Curing" This is bound
volume of over 200 pages. with many Illus
trations, in which Mr.. Eisen presents more
about the ralSn grapes and the raisin ill.,
dustry than has ever heretofore been pre-
sented between two covers. He gives an
interesting historical account of the various
kinds of grapes that are dried for the mar
ket both in Europe and in this country and
presents great deal of carefully prepared
matter relative to the industry in Caifor-
nia. particularly in the San Joaquin Valley,
in the country from Los Angeles to San
Diego, Ell Cajon. Riverside and Redlands.
The various processes from the time of
planting the grapevine to the packing of the
raisins are infinitely described, and therein
Is much that is of value to grape-growers.
" California" writes Mr.. Eisen, enjoys
climate peculiarly adapted TO the culture ana
curing of The raisn grape. The summers are
warm and iainless, The winters are moderately
rainy. The interior Is free from injurious fogs
aud heavy dews, while The mos! southern coast
Is only visited by warm fogs, which are not
greatly harmful 10 the grapes. Irrigation Is
pracIiced almost everywhere. except in Ell CajOn
Valley and in some of the northern districts OF
the state. The demand for California raisiDs
aud packing, and has steadily increased from
year 10 year. What the future has i'll store, only
The future can tell, but 1t is almost certain that
frs-class raisns will always be In demand"
j. A. johnson, with the publishers, is the
agent for The book, which is sold by sub
Scription ONLY.
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HE LOST HER.
Zazelle Finds That Miss Hefren II Not
Hia L

Zazelle Finds That Miss Hefren II Not
Sc His Own Love-"
In response to the writ Of habeas corpus
sued out by Charles Zazelle on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Miller of 141 Fifth street
appeared before Judge Murphy Yesterday
morning accompanied by Miss Nellie Hef-
rem, Mrs. Miller's niece, and she on whose
account the fuss was all made.
Much to the disappointment of Zazelle,
and nearly as much to those who were anx-
ious to hear the developments of a light
weight love story, Miss Hefren refused to
take the witness-stand after the case had
been called. Zazelle had found upon con-
versins with her that she was not such
very unwilling prisoner of her aunt after
all, and to avoid bringing his sweetheart in
to unpleasant publicity he had decided TO
drop the case.
The facts are briefly these: Zazelle is a
variety performer. He did a speciality act
in wonderland" that exhibited on Market
street under the old st. Ignatius Church,
and roomed at Mrs Millers house, where he
met Nellie. He says they became engaged,
but the match was persistently opposed by
Auntie Miller. To break it off and defeat
1t If possible, she locked Nellie in room
and took her clothes away from her.
Mrs. Miller will not let me speak alone
with her," said the aggrieved young man.
''She has some influence over her, which
cannot understand. | think she wants to
marry Nellie 10 some friend Of hers. If the
girl does not think enough of me to 60 with
me, shall leave without her. l am per-
former i'll RObinson's circus, and met Nellie
Hefrtn When the company was here last
September"
In view of the turn matters had taken Ia
zeiie's attorney asked the Court to dismiss
the writ,
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STILL In The NORTH.
The Vancouver Cyclone Will Not Chan,
The Fine WAaiher

The Vancouver Cyclone Will Not Change
the Fine Weather.
The following report was issued last
night by Lieutenant John P. Finley of the
United States Army Signal Service Bureau !:
The cyclone Of yesterday is still central
near Vancouver Island. with apparently
little progressive movement During the
past twelve hours the barometer has risen
considerably in Washington and North
eastern Oregon. If this rise in pressure
continues Ii will have tendency to change
the direction of movement Of the storm
center to the southeastward, and carry the
disturbance over Oregon. The most decided
fall in the barometer since last evening has
taken place in q direction from northwest
to southeast over Southern Oregon, Northern
California and Northern Nevada 1t is
raining in Northwestern Oregon and Western
Washington and heavy cloudiness generally
prevails throughout the north Pacific region
The winds are brisk to high on the Wash
lngton coast and the storm signals have
been continued there.
Light rain has fallen in Southern Arizona
and along the Mexican border in Southern
California. This precipitation Is due to the
drifting southwark of cold air from the
snow-covered peaks of the Sierras, which,
mingling with the warmer air of the valleys
and adjacent coast, gives rise to heavy
cloud formation and light rain.
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EASTLAND, FOWLER & co.
They AK That Bill of Salo to n Primo
pal Creditor BE Set Aside.

They AK That Bill of Sale to n Priuci-
pal Creditor BE Set Aside.
An application was made in Judge Wal
lace's department yesterday for an order
directing Fl. II. Goddard TO surrender the
property of Eastland, Fowler & Co., whole
sale dealers in croekery and glassware at 90
Main street. and who have filed petition in
insolvency.
The attorney for the insol vent firm repre-
sented that Goddard, who is one of the prin-
pal creditors, received a bill of sale from
the ins0lvents on the understanding that he
would settle as fairly as possible with the
other creditors, but has refused to keep the
agree ment. The court has the matter under
consideration, and has appointed J. j.
Groom receiver. The following is a list Of
the principal creditors:
The New Brighton Glass Company, 1927; d,
Datfinger & Co., S549; Webusch & HIleer,
s226S; The George ID. Winehall Manufacturing
Company. S24o5; the Wheeling Pottery Com
nany, 1886; the Kings Glass Company, s592;
William Burgess, sic, 296; Bachman Bros. S51S;
tho Hero Fruit Jar Company. S2664; the
Richard s. HaItley Glass Company, Sl178: The
Central Glass Company, S71S Holmes, Booth &
Hayden, S201S; o. Lindlmann & Co.. s35O5;
the Penless Lead Glass Works, $2o98; The
Union Porcelain Works. S3O49; the New Haven
Clock Company, S4273; l.. Strauss & Son,
S5402; Mrs. y. l.. Fowler, 1924, 500; Burgess s.
Goddard, $685. 04, and the First National Bank,
$4,000.
The morning call., 1890-12-11
YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
They Hold an Annual Meeting and Elect
Officers.

They Hold an Annual Meeting and Elect
Officers.
The annual meeting OF the Young Mems
Democratic League was held Tuesday night
at the leagues rooms on Suffer street, near
KearDy. James d. Phelan Jr. presided, and
nine members were present.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: j. J. Buyer, P resi-
dent; A. f. Morrison, First Vice-President !;
Henry Eickhoff. Second ce-President;
+. I. Duhring, Secretary; S. E. Moffet, His
tOrian; E. S. Heller, Corresponding Secre-
tary; George r. Maxwell, Treasurer; j. d.
Phelan, Gavin McNab, G. McEnerny, E.
POhli, j. q. Mcguire, l.. A. Redmond, Shell
don g. Kellogg, Directors.
The Secretary reported that more than
10000 pamphlets and circulars had been dis
tribu:ed by the league during the last CAM
paign.
The proposition to form an organization
that will forever preclude Buckleyism"
was agitated and debated at length, but
action was deferred
The morning call., 1890-12-11

nected with 1t. A minute later the foot
man ushered her in and departed, closing
the door behind him. Then, as she drew
up her veil and the light of the lamp fell
upon her face, it became clear at glance
that something serious was wrong She was
deadly pale: heavy black rings, telling their
tale of watching and weeping, encircled her
eyes, and her lips ouivered so much that 1t
was some time before she could utter word.
rendered uneasy by her appearance, waited
for her to state her errand. At last the
words issued from her quivering lips-so
low, however, that he could scarcely catch
them
have come, SIR she said, ''to ask you
for your brothers address"
RIO be continued
The morning call., 1890-12-11
THE STOCK MARKET.

The bulls took hold of Potosi again yesterday and
gave it an upward whirl. running the stock Sd
up to S612 under sales of several thousand shares
The opening price So. The other stocks went
up in sympathy. Chollar rising to SO O5, Bullion
to 50 TO- and SO on.
In the afternoon board Potos sold back to IS a
but recovered to $515. Chollar declined TO 81 80.
aud the balance Of the list showed sympathetic
decline except Con- Cal. & Va, ophir and or
two other stocks. The day closed weak.
Local securities quiet and materially
changed Kennedy has declared dividend OF SC.
Giant Powder one of Use, Atlantic Dynamite one of
Acc and Electric Light of l5c. the three latter
payable Oh the 18th.
Home Mutual Insurance, 81: Pacific Gas, 40c; Pa
eihc Borax, 81; Spring Valley Water, SOC.
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y quotable at 1s@l3lac y n: California SMOKED
Bacon, 9910c q 10 for heavy and medium aud 100
ilsAc n for light; ls1s@I4c for extra light;
Hams for city trade ls,h@lse; California Hans ans
l312c; Lard. tierces, Eastern, all kinds 9@94c;
cases, 1O@lO12c; California tierces, 914991ac:
half-bbls 912@9Nc; tins. DC; pails lob. 101lc;
do, BIB. 1014c; kegs. 9s4@l0c p 10: Mess Beef.
81 50@S: extra mess do, IS 50t09; family do
sll 50Gl2: clear Pork s19 5Oa2O: extra prime
Sl6 609l7; extra clear. S20G2U 50 mess do
$1S@lS so p Dbl: Pig Pork, p keg SS@325:
Pigs Feet, $l3@13 90 o Dbl; Smoked Beef, iIs@
lie y 10.
HoPs-Quotable at s21a@35c for fair and s71a@
ACC 2 n for good to choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy salted steers, S1A
@S1ac: medium. 6@61Ac; light. 5@51ac: Cow
hides. 69515c; salted Kip. 5G6c; salted Calf 1850;
dry Hides. usual selection, SC y ID; dry Kips, Sc;
dry Calf, &c p 10: prime Goatskins. 40G5Oc each;
medium do, 25935c; small SKINS 10000: Deer
skins, good summer 35@371ac: medium. 25930c:
thin. zoe; sheepskins shearlings, 10920c: short
wool, 30@60c: medium, 65090c; long wool. coca
81 20 y 10. Culs Of all kinds rs less Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair TO good rendered 31A04c a ID;
refined. 47s@6c: Grease. 2s4@3c p 10.
WOOL : Fall clips: Humboldt and Mendocino
free. 16@1so: DO defective, l4@15c; Sacramento
Valley free. l3@15c: do defective. ll@12c: Noun
tain free. 12@l6c; San Joaquin and Southern. 80
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, 2l@23L2c; East
ern Oregon, 1s@20c; do fair. 16a17c q H.
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THE EXCLAMATION.

> Owe and Death once ceased their strife
At the Tavern Of Mans Life.
4 Called for wine, and threw-alas =
u Each his culver on the grass.
When the bout was DER they found
Mingled arrows strewed the ground.
Hastily they gathered then
Each the loves and lives of men.
All, the fateful dawn deceived!
Mingled arrows each one sheaved;
Deaths dread armory was stored
With the shafts he most abhorred;
Loves light culver groaned beneath
Venom-headed darts Of Death
RUDYARD KIPLING.
The morning call., 1890-12-11
Omcial Bond. Eiisd.

Inc following additional official bonds
have been filed with the Mayor:
E. 3. Read. Recorder. $40, 900; suretIes, Al.
pert Washbnrn, Josiah Teel, John Nounan and
j. w. Farrell.
ID. =. jackson, Supervisor from the Second
ward, 5000; surety, NJ. II. Hecht.
1eoiee A. Carnes, supervisor Seventh Ward;
Z. w. Taber, supervisor Eleventh. Ward.
sureties, John A. Roy and H. q. Summers,
Charles 3. Laumeister, Sheriff S75 900. surs
Ties. N. Ehrman, John McCord, Jacob Eppinarr.
T.. H. Lllientbal. II. Dulard and 7. j. Parsons.
:, ". j. Garwood, Coroner, s25 900; sureties.
II. l.. Turpin and John A. Russell
Max Brooks. School Director, $1,000: suret,es
Frank Dalton aud 9. b. StOpe
The morning call., 1890-12-11

the son Samuel. who is named as execp-
tor without bonds, the remainder of the
estate, which is valued at $500. The tesla
trix explains her reason for the larger gift
by recording the sons fllial conduct in sup
porting her and providing her with the
means TO procure the home on Post stres..
which forms nearly all of tie estate She
off