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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24
NEWS OF TEE Day.

a terrible H0od visited hot Springs, ARK
on Monday night, doing much damage.
The steamship City of New YORK, beat
tie Tentopic SO minutes In the last east
ward ocean race.
Herr Most yesterday proposed to bures-
que the Hebrew fast Of the Atonemept In
Brooklyn, tut Mayor Chopin interfered aud
stopped it.
Mr.. Rowell said in the House yesterday
that no more election cases will be called up
this session. Adjournment may be looked
for next week.
Vice President Morton has stopped the
sale of liquor by the drink at hisIhotel, the
Shoreham, In Washington. but liquor can be
bought there by the bottle.
10 the House of Representatives yesterday
Mr. Payne, of New York. introduced reso-
lution to amend the rules 30 as to make
easier the securing OF quorum.
The Blrchall trial was continued at Wood
stock, Ont., this morning. Mrs. Brchall,
charged with being an accessory to the muir
der OF Benwel, was yesterday discharged
from custody.
The captain Of 8 French vessel at New
foundland recently destroyed fisherman's
meta, threw him overheard and tried to
serve the officer who went to arrest him
In similar manner.
There are now three colored men In Con-
gress-a larger number than In any precei'
| ing Congress since 1871, when there were
some half doz,n. They are Cheatham,
Laugston and Miller.
tits somewhat OF q coincidence that the two
democrats unseated by the House yesterday
-Messrs Venable of Virginia. and Elliott
OF South Carolina, will go before their nom.-
natiog conventions today.
The hearing of John Herman, charged
with train wreckioe on the New York Cen
trail, at Troy, N. Y vas yesterday post,
poned. Reed will be tried tc-1ay, and
| Biuett will be sentenced to-day.
By the explosion OF kerosene lamp at
wedding feast in Berlin yesterday number
of the gu :sts were burned. The scene was
terrible. The bride alone escaped serious
iriuries, but the groom has been terribly
burned over the stomach and chest.
Speaker Reed made speech before the
republican clubs at Philadelphia last night
on the recent struggle In the House OF Rep
reeentatives. He audsciously upheld his
own course 10 Congress and approved the
various radical measures adopted by the
House.
The body of the infant son OF Carl Hap
smith was found in the canal at Harrisburg
Pa, Monday night. Later the mothers
oody was also found. 1t is certain she COM
mitted suicide. She had been dowD-hearted
and homesck to return to Germany for
several days.
| A Grey man from Massachusetts locked
himsef la room 10 the Keystone Hotel In
Philadelphia last night kinded an embryo
conf ,gration In his bed, and then raised
the Window ard shouted murder at the TOP
OF his voice aud proceeded to throw the
furniture into the alley below. Had it moi
been for the pluck of Night Clerk Oliver
Conn and the Timely arrival of two police
men the hotel would have been totally de-
stroyed, add the lives of the 200 guests sp.
dspgered.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At a regular meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
held Seotember %, 1880, there were present {;
VIM H Marbury, esq. President, and Messrs.
Lindsay, Burke HnkeD, Bryant and Mckenzie
The Committee Oh Light rep, rtel that no gas
lamps are lighted by authority OF the committee
The same committee reported favorably upon
the petition for au electric light at the intersec-
ton Of Mon and Wilkes streets.
A petition for an electric light at the intersec-
ton of PeudIetou and Patrick streets was referred
to the Committee on Light with power 10 act.
A communication from Dr.. Bechtel, Physician
TO the Poor, was laid on the table
The act pa.s ed by tho Common Council at its
last meeting for increasing the salsries of the
Captain and Lieutenant OF Police Was resd three
times and passed by the full vote present.
he following were adopted:
Reso we'd By the City Council That tho Com.
mittee Oh Ii int be, and sre hereby, directed &c
have placed An electric light over the new bridge
over hooT's run, King street extended also one
st the intersection of Poytcn AID uke streets.
Ke1oved, That he Commi tee on Light direct
the SUPERINTENDENT of Ga. to have tho burners OF
All street lamps not authorized to be lighted by
them plug geo or cspped-
The following were received from the Common
Council and their sction COZ Irred in; VIZ The
Communication from the Columbia Steam Fire
Engine mpauy recommending George i. Hi
as Fire Warden from tie Fourth ward in place Of
George T. French deceased also The petition o.
l. &. O'Nea ct al in reya.d to tho flow OF water
from the Henry street sewer over their property
q 50 the petition Of the Alexandria and Fairfa2
Passenger Railway Company also the petition o
Frederick Paf for reimbursement for damag
done his property, on Patrick street, between
Cameron and Queen, by change of grade of said
street also the petitions of James Cation, COM ID
missioner of sale, for remittipg taxes chsrsen
| aga nst tho following pieces of property house
and lot of ground on the east side of Lee street
between Duke and Wolfe, purchased by. &. 1.
Cook 81 mousse and lot of ground on the west
aldo of Fairfax street. between Cameron and
@ leen, purcll tscd by John T. Downoy also mousse
aud lot of ground or the east side OF Fairfax
street, botw,cn Gibbon and franklin; also Inc
resolution that the Committee on streets be re-
auested to report at the next meeting OF Conncil
the resolution adopted March p, 1880, relative
to grading Q1een, Princess and Oronoco streets
also the resolution that tho Committee on Streets
be instructed to report at tic IcIt meeting oil
Council upon Il petition OF property owners on
Patrick street, between Princess and Oronoco
streets. asking to have tho said square paved and
entered also the resolution respecting the salary
of DR.. Bechtel, Physician to the Poor,
The board then adjourned.
Tes.e. NJ. P. VINCENT, Gle TX.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

COMMON COONOIL. .
AT regular meeting of the Common Council
of the civ Of Alexandria, Va, held on the % !
day of September, 1890, there were present :
John T. Sweeney, esq President and messrs.
Aitcheson, Snowden, Fisher, Kraft, Davis, Hsr-
rison, stider and Harry smoot.
Mr.. L. Krsfi, member-elect from the Second
Ward, sp yeared before the Board and entered upon
the duties of his Office by taking the required oath
and was appointed to the vacant position on the
Committee on General Laws.
communication from the Columbia Steam
Fire Engine Co. rarsmltting a resolution re-
que ting Council 10 elect Mr.. George z. Hill as
Ere Warden OF the Fourth Ward, to FIJI the va
cancy caused by the death Of Mr.. Geo. E. French,
w8s received.
The following wero referred to the Committee
on Finance Petitions of James g. Cation, CO.. mis.
sioner of sale, to have taxes mitte1 on the fol-
lowing property, viz: house and lot OF Z. l..
Cook on east side OF Lee street, between Duke and
Wolfe streets; also on house and lot Of John L.
Downey on the west SIDE of Fairfax street, b.
tween Cameron and Qleen; also house aud lot
of James Fl. Bosch on thu east side of Fairfax
street, between Gibbon and Franklin streets.
Tho following were referred to the Committee
on street,, viz; a communication from Isaac
Eichberg President OF the Alexandra aad Fair
fax Passenger Rai:w'y Company. enclosing and
requesting tho adoption OF an ordinance 10
amend and re enact an ordinance entitled an
ordinance TO permit the Alexandria and Fairfax
Passenger Ralw Company to luG It's tracks and
ms through certain streets in the city OF Alexan-
dria. Va approved July -, 1890; aso the pc
tition of /. c. O'Neal and a. w. Armstrong, sd-
ambassadors of 3. G Violet, decd, in reference
to allezed damages to property on Columbus and
Wilkes streets, and on Wolfe, Alfred and Wilkes
streets ALEC the petition of Jas. B. Cation, attor
ney for F, Psi, to be REIMBURSED for damages to
property on Patrick street, between Cameron ana
Queen streets; also resolution, that tho Com nit,
zee on Streets be- 'snd they are hereb:, requested
to report at the next meeting Of thu Clty Council,
the reso ulion adopted March 20 1850, elsive
to grading Q1een, Princess and oronoco ssIee.
sIso tha re- o utio that the Committee on streets
be to report at the Tos. and o.bsr
Oponsrty owners, on Patrick rect, between
Princess and oronoco streets asking 10 rave the
10 : ilI SQUARE paved and entered.
IT The following was referred 10 the Committee on
Poor: ~, o.:. uh-,;o;or
n the P,or in addition to the duties Of his posi-
ton is dis ;narging the duties OF the ofice of the
three VACANCIES in the Office of Physic aus to the
Po)r; therefore be it -,
Resolved, That urtil the said v.c'ne,es be ILL
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lie A NDRIA. VA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "a.
THB WHITE people Of Virginia, i,respec-

THs WHITE people OF Virginia, isrespec-
tive Of party aEdliasian, shcuid, In view OF
Yesterdays proceedings In the O. s. House
Of Representatives, resolve to resent the
outrage then perpstrated upon them. In de-
priving one of theiv fairly elected represent
ssiyes Of bis seat and giving 1t to negro
who was not elected, by electing solid
democratic congressional delegation next
November. It waR bad enough when MI
Vices seat was taken away from him and
given to white republican, because the sun
refused to remain above che western hofiz IN
lsng enough to allow some belated negroes
to vote; but to deprive MIR. Venable OF his
seat and give 1t to negro, when the white
r, republicans of the district united with the
democrats thereof in testifSiDg that the
former was, ard the latter was NOT, elected,
was an outrage that should not be submitted
to without conspicuous rsbuke. It was the
ssore reprehensible because 1t was perpe'
trated at the demand of northern ncgroee,
who threatened to desert the republicans 10
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and other
northern States at the November election. II
It were not coDsummated before that elec-
ton. This is no time to talk about eleoting
INDEPENDENT candidates in Virginia by ne
GRO votes
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Cnt His Throat.

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 24.-B. G. Cox. In
Jail for the murder Of George Thomas, cut
his throat yesterday apd vii! die. Cox's
wife died the other day from grief because
her husbaDd was copfned 10 Jail for the
killing of Thomas, whom he slew ia qasr
rel over settlement in which the snu in
dispute wss less than dollar. The condi.
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ton of Mrs. Thomas adds another sad fea-
turs to the case. right alter hor husband
aas killed she was taken ill and Is not ex-
pected to recover.
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The ACTION Of the republicans in the U 5.
House of Representatives yesterday, only
shows of what republican moi 'rity In Con-
gress 10 capable. Without allowing word
OF argument, they deposed two fairly elect
cd members CT their seats, and were only
prevented from doing the same with three
others, by the fact that the reports in their
cases were not ready. They were as re-
gard !ess of the rights OF others as were the
Jacobins during the French revolution.
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IT IS rumored that the democrats 10 the
US. House of Representatives will tight
against the adoption of the conference report
on the tariff bill. 1t is hoped the rumor Is
untrue and that they will do nothing OF the
kind Ia the first place, their opposition
would be utterly Inc effective, as the repuoii-
cans have quorum of their own to enforce
apy action they may desire; and in the sec
end, the more III iast, unequal and burden
soms the tariff, the better for the country, as
the demand Tor its repeal will De the great
or. snd the better for the democratic party,
rs that dem md can only be enforced by that
parry. The democrats during the remain
der Of the 51st Congress should give the re-
pu6!icaDs sill the rope they want.
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There Is a large and well assorted stock OF + .onr
in iicst hands in this as in most of the eastern
markets, but neither mllers nor holders are
pressi sales at current values. Wheat is very
quiet and only the best milling saupes can be
readily sold we noe range for all classes of
f.om 70 to 1OI. Corn is dull at 55a5S in CIR
lots in bulk cent or two more is asked for sack
el ard delivered. R,e is active at 55aG3 0ms
42.45. Eggs 20A21. Butter 17a20 Potno
and produce generally arc wanted.
BALTIMORE Sept. 24-Cotton finn: midlirg
1O%. Flour dull. Wheat-Soutnern quc
F1ltz 95a101 longberry 98al0l No 2 o.,
red spot ard Sept $50. SO; Oct 96As9Gas n'c
1901. s1009 Corn-southern firm; white -
SO; yellow Sass Western easy; mixed spot and
sept 55 y Oct 54Ss seller year 81 bid O.
firm. Rye active. hay firm. Provisions hin.
Sugar fairly active
New YORK, Sept. 24-Cotton easy; upland
1Oas Orleans 10 10; futures steady Flour
guiet and steady. Wheat ca. Ter and lower. Corn
dull Pork quiet at S11 50.l2 %. Lard qaiyt
at So 40.
$685.. May 1G4as. Corn-Oct 475s ,47&.; May
aga. a497s Oats-Oct 3Sih: May 4lih. Moss
Port-Jsn s11 AN; May SIP OH Lard-0ct
So O2ls Jan $6 424. short rbs-0ct s. 20
Jan S. 90.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept. 81
Union stock yards this week 80 Cattle wero
the market and sold as follows: Best 3t.sf
good 2aia3lbc; medium 2't.a3c: common "a
2a.c per ID. 361 Sheep and Lambs were OF =
ed old Sheep 3i4lac Lambs 5laa6%.c per 70.
Cows and Calves sold at $ 0.43. Market good.
MARINE NEWS.
pORT or ALEXANDER SEPT ID. 1sa'.
sun rises 80 oun sets................6 .
sAILED.
schr Jas II Hooper, Kinaalc lumber by J
Smoot
Smoot.
LOST.
OST-On Tuesday, on King street betwc
IL st Assph and Washington, a POCKETBOch
containing 1925 The finder will confer favor
by leaving 1t at this Ill Q. sei2i 81
I osT-A PAIR OF GOLD sPECrACLE9 On
l. St Asa.h, Pitt or loyal street. ber7l re-
ward will be paid to the finder By !caTing ID III
at this Office. sepZz ..
GENTLEMAN. WIFE and BABY wish RooA
VI and BOARD in private family. And5e,''
with terms Mr.. GRIMES this OH 9 seP-t .
CMALL HAMS, choice qualify, csnvss'ed q 'l
y uncanvassed, Ior SAFE al - ,,rrpupN,
sef23 . : - -
URINE CREAM CHI EsEs Just reco,yed by
4 seF23
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept. % III
Union stock yards this week $50 Cattle werc O.
the market and sold as follows: Best 3t.s4
2a.c per ID. 361 Sheep and Lambs were of 2
ed old Sheep 344lac Lambs 5lha6%.c per ~
Cows and Calves sold at $ 0s43 Market good.
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CHICAGO, Sept 2i-11:3O a. m-wheas-pco
99a. May 104%s Corn-Oct ATS ,47@.; May
492.a497s Oats-Oct 3sI4: May 4ll2. Moss
Pork-Jan s11 47A; May SIP o7i9 Lsrd-0ct
So O2ls: Jan So 42A. short ribs-0ct s. 20
ian SIS 60
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New YORK, Sept. 24-Cotton easy; uplsna
1Oas; Orleans 10 8 10; futures steady. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat ca Ter and lower. Corr
dull Pork quiet at $11 50al2 %. Lard qlist
at So 40.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bTigantine ". G. Irwin will sail next
Wednesday for San Francisco.
The barkentine W. h. Dimond sailed
Thursday for San Francisco with 900 bags
sugar, valued at 500 .549.14
The bark Ceylon. which sailed THURSDAY
for San Francisco had on board Is, 7S4 bags
sugar, weighing 936 tons and valued at
$40. 1923
The American barkentine Quickstep.
Capt. ". g. TibbettS, arrived at HiIo July
ID, fifteen days from san Francisco, with a
cargo OF general merchandise.
Capt J. c. NJ. Winding, for many wears
master OF the bark Forest Queen. Is now in
command OF the new American bark Al
bert, and a. 70 leave San Francisco to-day
Tor this port.
The bark Forest Queen. Captain Molle.
arrived Sunday. 131z days from San Fran
cisco with a cargo OF general merchandise
valued al S14.1S3 and including 600 bbls
-four 40 cts barley. 1880 SKIS tran. 357
bales hay, 5412 posts, 5000 bricks. % 600
feet lumber and 80 bbls lime: also IS horses
on deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
PASSENGERS.



From Maui and Hawaii. per stmr " 6
Hall. July $ Judge J Richardson and
daughter, Judge J H : Martin. Parls
II. Capt CLANCY and wife, Mrs Poor
Mrs 7 c Wills. Mr. van Orden. Norman Lo-
gan, Malakana. HO Fon, r kalanipoO.
D Speckman & son. J Limo, Miss A kau-
hsne Miss Alice Hao. Miss Z Peke, Miss
B Smith. g W Nawaakoa. Mrs Hugo, Miss
Kia, Pedro, I Aiu, Mrs E Sumter.
Il heEaula 7 X Amalu and wife, and >
deck
From EoOlau. per stmr C r Bishop,
July s-Dr Brodie J R Holt. wife and
family.
Prom Hamakaa. per stmr IEaIani. July
IL Mrs r N Overend. Mrs " Scott
Miss Barnard, Miss Lewis. c Alfonso; D
deck.
From Kauai. per stmr WaialeaIe. July
II-Mrs II ISenbergW Wells. Miss Isen-
berg, E Ellsworth Carey. r W 7 Purvis,
5 deck.
From Kauai, Per stmr Mikahals, July Is
w . smith. E kOpke and wife. Miss
Auerhagzn Miss Lizzie Friedenberg. E II
Walsh, o II Davis, W Damon, Jno Dyer.
I 4 Burkett. " 7 Lucas. 7 E Boissehir. I
II Gibson, Z Inlay and wife, Pringto.
Z Quinn, Miss Lindsay, Willie Cor2weIl,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY. July :.
Stmr Kinau, King, for Maui and
Stmr James Makee, Macaulay, for
Kauai.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai.
Stmr Lehua. Clarke, for yindward ports
Stmr J 4 CummInS, Nelson, for
kOolau.
Stmr Waimanalo. for Waianse and Wal
slua.
ship Borrowdale, Guthrie, for san
Francisco
Schr Mary for HanaIei. Kauai
Schr Layinia for Kauai.
Schr kawsilani for kOOlau.
Tern Alika for kona.
MONDAY, July :.
HBM : Acorn. Pollard, for cruise.
TUESDAY. July s.
Stmr Lehua. Clarke. for Nuu and Haka-
stmr James Makee. Macaulav. for
Kappa.
Stmr AIkahala, Campbell. for ports on
Kauai
Stmr Kaimiloa, Walker. for Hanamaula
and NsEiliwlli.
Stmr LikeIike, Davies for Maui.
Schr Sarah and Eliza for kOOlaU.
Stnr Mokolii, McGregOr, for Lanai.
WEDNESDAY, July 9.
Stmr KaimiIoa, Walker, for Hanamaulu
aud NawiliwIL at > p N.
THURSDAY, July 10.
An ok CeyIon, Calhoun, for san Fran
cisco.
Ger bk Geo y Wilcox. Rasch, for San
Francisco.
An 5knte " H Dimond for san Fran
cisco at noon.
Stmr Waimanalo for Waianae and Wal
slua g g n.
Haw schr KaaIokai. Freeth, for Lycen
Island. Northwest Pacific.
FRIDAY, July II.
Stmr " @ Hall Slmerson. Tor Hawaii
snd Maui.
Stmr e r Bishop, lie Claire for Wal
anae WaialUa and kOolaU.
Schr Mary Z Foster for Lahaiua.
SATURDAY, July u
Am missionary bkt Morning Star. G F
Garland. for South Sea Islands.
[ : IroquOis, Bishop, for Samoa.
Nor blk Thor, Steinert. Tor Port Towns
end
Schr Luka for kOhala-
Schr LihOlihO for Waianae.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY. July =
stnr hsimiIoa from Kauai
Schr Mile Morris from hoolau.
TUESDAY. July 5.
srnr VIC Hal. Freeman.from Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr MokoIii. McGregor, from Lanai
WEDNESDAY. July 9.
Stur Kaala. Hagland, from circuit OF
SJmr c Z Bishop. Is Claire. from Circuit
Stmr WaimanaIo. Everett. from Waia-
lua and Waianae.
THURSDAY, July u.
Schr Rob Roy from Eva.
FRIDAY. July Il.
Stmr Waialeale. Clancy, from Kauai
Stmr Pele. Smythe, from Hamakua.
St1- TwsIanI. Weir. from Hamakua.
StmrJ 4 CumminS. Nelson, from hoo
lsu-
Stur Kinau. Lorenzeu. from Maui and
Stnr Jas Makee. MacauIay, from Ha-
Stmr MokoIi. McGregor, from Molokai
snd Lanai
stnlr Hawaii, Cameron. from Hamakua
ports.
Fr flagship DubourdleU. Admiral PIE
mesnIl. l. DAYS from Yokohama.
SUNDAY, July Is.
BkForest Queen. from san Francisco.
Stmr MikahaIa, Campbell, from Kauai.
Schr Moi WahIne from Hamakua. Ha-
wall
Schr hawailani from koolau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
SUPREME ooURT.--.JULY TERM.


Mr.. JUSTICE DOLE, PRESIDING.
MONDAY, July Z.
The Court opened at JOAN
The King VS.. Puou (k9; perjury
Defendant was arraigned and plead.
ed not guilty.
The King VS.. Kauhans ivy; re-
ceiving stolen goods. Arraigned and
plea of not guilty entered.
The King VS.. Kealoha (k.); larceny
first degree. Arraigned and plea OF
not guilty entered.
The King VS.. Kapihe; gross cheat,
second degree. Appeal from Police
Court, Honolulu. Tried before a
Hawaiian jury who return a verdict of
guilty. Sentenced to fifty days i'm
prisonment at hard labor. Deputy
Acknowledgement Creighton for the
Crown; j. X. Kaulia for defendant.
Mr.. JUSTICE DOLE, PRESIDING.
TUESDAY, July s.
The King VS.. Kealoha. Larceny
Tried before a Hawaiian jury, who
returned verdict of not gully.
THURSDAY, July 10.
The King VS.. Kahikina. Assault
and battery Appeal from Police
Court, Honolulu. Tried before a
Hawaiian jury. Deputy Attorney
General Creighton for the Crown; j.
l.. Kaulukou for defendant. Unani-
nous verdict of guilty returned.
Sentence deferred.
AT CHANBERs-BEFoRE JUDD, c. J.
In probate, estate of Henry W.
Aud, deceased. Petition for pro-
bate of will. The Court admits the
will to probate and orders letters
testamentary to issue to the widow,
Lillian ii. Aud, under bond of 81 900.
Cecil Brown for petitioner.
MIR. JUSTICE DOLE PRESIDING.
FRIDAY, July IL.
The King VS.. Keawe and Kahana;
assault and battery on a public
officer. Appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu. On motion of Mr. Kau-
lukou for mitigation of sentence, the
Court sentences each defendant to
pay fine of $40 with costs.
The King vs.. q. K. Kahikina;
assault and battery. Sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and costs.
The King VS.. Kahakai; assault and
battery. Appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu. On motion of Mr.. Kaulu-
kou for mitigation of sentence, fined
$50 and costs,
The King VS.. Puou; perjury. |
Tried before Hawaiian jury who |
return a verdict of acquittal. W. G. !
Achi for defendant.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRE JUDD, C. ].
In re estate Charles Titcomb of |
Kauai, deceased, testate. Account |
of Aug. Drier, administrator and |
trustee Ordered approved and
masters report therein confirmed.
and trustee per SO.
In re estate of Lucy A. Hardee;
petition for letters of administration.
The Court orders that letters of ad-
issue to j. o. Carter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II Andrew
Cathedral. Honolulu, July Sth. bv the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh, DugaId Camp
bell, N. B. & c. NJ, Glasgow University,
OF AKRON. Scotland. to Mabel Sidney,
daughter or Henry Rhodes, Victoria. Z. c.
HYDE-HYDE-A At Ware. June IS. 1880
by Rev. c. VI. Hyde, D. D.. OF Honolulu.
assisted by Rev. 4. E. P Perkins. D L.
OF Worcester. Henry knight HYDE and
Lucy Ruth Hyde OF Ware, Massachu-
sets.
REID-VOELLER-In Honolulu, July sth
By and at the residence OF Rev. II. H.
Parker. Hugh c. Reid and Grace Lucin-
da Foeller, both Of this city.
ND-HALSTEAD-In Honolnln
July LIST, at the residence of H. A.
Psrmelee. BY Rev. E. G. Beckwith. VIM.
o. Lsckiand and Annie. eldest daughter
of K. Halstead of Waial1a, Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
DIED.

CASTILLO Honolulu, July :, Freda. be-
loved vile OF Henry y. Castle. in the
twenty-hrst year Of her age.
MCGREGOR = in Honolulu, July eth.
Duncan McGregor, native OF Scotland.
aged % years
BOYLE-In Honolulu. July 18Th. Isg0.
Minnie. beloved wife OF y. BOYLE. a.,e.i
Is years ! months and II DAYS. beloved
By all who knew her. She parts from this
world leaving husband and infant son
TO mourn her loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
VESSELS IN PORT.

c : Charleston. Remey, from san Fran.
L : : NIpsic, McCurley. Hilo.
Er man-Of-war Dubourdieu, Admiral r. de
Pzemesnil, Yokohama.
Bk Forest Queen, San Francisco.
Bk Ophir. Newcastle, y SW
Schr Olga. ROdin, san Francisco.
Brig " q Irwin. McCullOCh. from San F.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15
NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Administrator ~
I Sne Estate OF AURELIO FRETES RAMOS
ue0easeu; notice is hereby given TO ali persons
10 present their claims against the estate 81
SAID Aurelio Fretes Ramos, duly authenticated
70 Inc undersigned an at Honolulu, Oahu. within
d1 months from the date hereof, or they will be
estate are hereby requested TO make Immediate.
G. L. BRITO,
Administrator of the Estate of AureIio Fre,as
Ramos. AteteS
Honolulu, May 18th, 1890. 1ss1-am