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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
DEPARTURES.

MoSDAy. Dec. ..
S--- Haa-ea Eou. Nye.tor Hamakua.
S-rs- James Makee. Nscaulay- IOr
kau4a-
Strur Haa-a. Has.anG- for Kauai.
S--1rI 4 Cuumlus. Nelson. Tor hoo-au.
Sl- L-EI Cor Hawaii
ScL- Lu. N-ahi-e FOR HAWAII.
TCEsDAY. Dec. 81.
S.r- Wa4-ez-s CLANCY. Tor Ki-aUea
znt Ha-ale..
s--n- N5zahzl4. Campbell. for HsUzi-
S-1r C-zEiile. Davis. io- Maui,
S--1- hs1a-. L17e--en- Tor Maui and
Sla- 1Iozol.. NcGreg1r. so- llo.okai-
Ava sin Guardian MAIDEN. for Port
ToU->e-5.
Sch- H--111uu tC- Hawaii
>-r- Mary for Ha-@lei-
AZ Sllr Robert Levers PeraaIow- Tor
Sll- Mile Morris -1- h0u.lC-
WEDNESDAY,. Dec. 81.
s-1- Lehua. HLboS 51r Ea@akua.
Sclr Mary = Poster Tor Kauai.
ochr Liholiho for Wa-a-ae.
A-a bSute " j DiU1DC. Drew. Tor san
FE-1AY. Jan. >.
S--r Iv4l4--. Weir. for L4hsina and
So I5Ee.szs. Ca.aeroa.fo- Hauakua.
S-Dr e Z Bishop. - Claire. tcr kOO-
Ian p1r-s-
British tx Gi-Ean, Angus for san iran
clscC-
Sch- KawaIau5 Tor koolau.
Sehr Kau-il-z Cor Nolo4- E-ee-e and
Matinee
S.nr K-ala. EaE.ar5, 5or Hauuia-
SImr Pee. >1ythe. to- LahaiDa and Au-
kl-1L-
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

= the oeCOnu JuulCl2l circuit OF tue haWalldn
Kingdom.
KALAKAUA: BY the grace of God, of the Ha-
waiian Islsnds, King:
To the Marshal of the Kingdom, or his Deputy
in the Second Judicial Circuit-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to summon
SAMUEL BRIEFLY, defendant, in case he
shall file written answer within twenty days
after service hereof, to be and appear before the
sand Circuit Court at the December Term there
of, to be holden al the Court Room of the Court
House at Lahaina, in the Island of Maui, on
TUESDAY. the I'd day of December next, at 9
O'Clock A. N, to show cause why the claim of
kAHALIONE, plaintiff, should not be awarded
her pursuant 10 the tenor of her annexed petit
ton. And have you then there this Writ, with
full return of your proceedings thereon.
Witness. Hon. A. F. JUDD, Chief
Justice of our Supreme Court.
L. :. at Wailuku, this 18th day of
November. A. d. 1890.
GOODALE ARMSTRONG,
Clerk of Second Circuit Court.
l certify the foregoing TO be q true copy of
the original summons in said cause. and that
SAID Court ordered publication OF the same and
continuance of said cause until the next juno
Term OF Court 10 be held in Waikiki.
Dated Wailuku, December is, 1890.
1856 GOODALE ARMSTRONG, Clerk
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A NOBLE VESSEL.
The Latest Production OF the Hall
Brothers.

The Latest Production OF the Hall
Brothers.
The new bark Albert, 64S tons
register. was locked at the Fort
street wharf Wednesday. Captain J.
c. NJ. Winding, her skipper. was
busy all day showing visitors inter
ested in marine architecture all over
his craft. The cabin is spacious and
airy. and is elegantly finished in
birdseye maple, mahogany and other
hard woods. The designs are plain
but arranged with artistic taste.
Captain Winding's ststeroom is
neatly furnished. Adjoining it is
the sitting room. The dining room
has accommodations for eight pas
sengers. There are four double
berth staterooms supplied with mod
ern conveniences.
The chief officers room is also
nicely furnished. The pantry is a
model of neatness. The galley in
the forward part of the ship contains
the donkey-engine, kitchen and
berths for steerage passengers, and
in front of it is the forecastle. The
main deck is very wide, so wide that
it can be suitably used at any time
for dancing and other amusements.
The hull of the vessel is strongly
built and shippers and marine ex-
perts think she is the strongest yes
sci built for the Hawaiian sugar and
lumber trade. The masts are LOFTY,
giving them majestic appearance.
1t is undertook that the Hall Brothers
of Port Blakely, who built her, claim
her the finest and most thoroughly
finished vessel that ever left their
docks, and those who have seen
this superb vessel will agree with
that opinion. As to the model, there
is difference of opinion, some say
ing that the Forest Queen is better
model.
The Albert is owned by Messrs. 81.
Hackfeld Il Co., who have expended
about $4,000 in her construction.
Her carrying capacity is 100000 feet
of lumber. Her sailing capacities
are superior. Captain Winding stat
ed that he passed all the vessels he
had met. All are glad TO welcome
this new and handsome addition to
the fleet of Hawaiian traders.
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Mortgages Notice Of Inten-
tiOn to FOreclOse and of Sale.

DURSUANT TO THE POWER OF
l. sale eontsined in that certain mortgage
from Anins Of Kspsia- kAn2i, 10 Wong Quo1c
Yung. made June End. 1880. recorded n the
ofiee Of the Registrar OF ConyeyzDees in Homo
lulu in Liber 10 pages 1928, notice Is hereby
given that for breach Of the condition therein.
io-EiT: the lol-pzyment Of the interest when
due. the mortgage therein named intends 70
fO-eclose said mortgage. and VIII after the time
limited By law and 81 tie tine and place here
matter designated that's 70 say on Thursday the
SIN day Of February. 1871. 81 y o'clock noon 81
the sales room Of James z Morgan in Honolulu.
sell AZ pzblie auction all the property goods
and ehzttels described il said mortgage that is
70 say
Lease Of land sitzste in Espzia, District O.
IihEe- Kauai. from " r. Rice 70 said Anime
dated NoTenber 10Th 1873, for four years IRON
date thereof said lease being recorded n Liber
Ia, pages Sl-2 and slI buildings and improve
uenI On. al or any portion Of said deuised
premises and al said Aninz's right, title and
Interest IN The deuised premises
For further pzdicElzrs apply 70
J. ALFRED MACON
Al his oGee IL cd Post Once Building Homo
lzl1- Attorney for Wong QrOng Tung.
fI5E-zr-l
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AEtKIK AIS.

MoNDAy. Dec. -.
Scl- Mile Morris i-oul hoo.AC.
>ch- kaw1-la-5 from hoc-au-
TrEsDAY, Dec. 80.
s-m- Hawaii. Clarke, from Hamakua
Pors>. 49,.
Arn bk WiL " Case Whalman, i days
from san Francisco
cchr sarah & Eliza .-uu hoc.aC.
Sch- LiLo.iL1 .-lu A2uat.
Am be- Albert. Winding. - days from
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 81.
srmrIA C1umius. Nelson, from Koo-
q : Noaiclu. Saepsr5. from a cruise.
THr2sD AZ. Jan. 1.
Am 5SC j Bryant. Jacobson. IA, days
from san francisco
Stu- James Nakee- Naca--av. from
S.m- K4a--. Highland. from KuaUea and
H4u4-s--
FE1DAy. JAM
S,m- IS G HaL.S.uerson-trom Maui and
stan Kaa.a. Has,and, from circuit OF
Oahu.
An bk Ceylcu. Calhoun. - days from
Departure Bay.
SUNDAY. Jan. <.
SIM AI5EahaIa. Campbell. from Kauai.
S--- C.a-ltue Davis from Maui
Am bkr Geo T. Perkins. hre5S, from Port
Sch- KauikeaoaI from kohala.
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

~ HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. In Probate. Ia the
matter of the Estate of DAVID MANAkU, late
of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.-At Chambers,
before Chief Justice JUDD.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts
of William o. Smith, of Honolulu, Oahu, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF David Manaku, late
Of said Honolulu, deceased. wherein he asks to
be allowed Ss2i.9s and charges himself with
SelS.4l, and asks that the same may be ex-
amined and approved, and that a final order
may be made discharging him and his sureties
from all further responsibility as such Admin
istrator.
II is ordered. that TUESDAY, the 10th day
of February. A. d. 1921, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
before the said Justice, at Chambers, in Alto
lani Hale, be and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place for hearing said petition
and accounts, and that all persons interested
may then and there appear and show cause, if
any they have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as TO who
are entitled to the said property.
Dated at Honolulu. H. l., this I'd day Of Janu-
airy, 4. D. 1891.
BY the Court: ALFRED ". CARTER,
1856 81 Second Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
HAWAIIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Fun Report of the Various Events
Windy Day for shooting.

Full Report of the Various Events
Windy Day FOR Shooting.
The tenth semi-annual meeting Of
the Rawaiian Rife Association took
place at the new range, kaauhika,
New Years Day. The shooting
commenced early, and throughout
the day there were q great number
present. Despite the heavy wind
which was blowing all day, at times
increasing to a gale, some remark
ably good scores were made. Mr..
7. E. Wall officiated as officer of
the day. The shooting for the Mid
range Championship was unavoid-
ably postponed on account of the
boisterous weather.
Following are the scores and the
winners in each event, viz:
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PASSENGERS.



from Maui. yer stur Clau6ice- Dec .
A Easss Ian Fai. Mrs hina, " Parke,
Hon / Won TempSky and - GeoS paSSen-
ger
For Naui and Hawaii. per srm- Kirau.
Dec S3-F0r Volcano. Or Haynes For
Lahaina. kawaih2s AID Hii0- Hon Ma
Wahi. vie and family. Ms N Brown,
Armstrong Smith Rev : L Desha and son
Mss NoElein. Misses Holmes -. Mrs
Bsker and servant, Mss White, Miss
ThonpSon- a DowSeIr. Master Res snd
nurse, Mr. . Hsrdee. w ! Terry, Miss
Barnard. ! RuoenSteiu. 7 Taylor. Tai
Lang = ASo. VIE and child. Ms Reed,
/ 4 IhurStou. y Shipm2n. Geo Howard
and ABOUT \ deck passengers.
From san Francisco per bk Z . Bryant.
Jan TX { Winston, J ZumysiI. NJ
Farmer. Mr. Sos and . Hansen.
From Maui and Hawaii per strnr " G
Hal. Jan 2-His Loriship the Bishop q
Honolulu Ms 4 Clark H Coaev and
wife. q Ramdolth. II hawaaahau- Dr.
KOboyaba anC wife ana > deck p2Ssen-
gers
From Mani. per stnir Claudine- ; Al =
Il : GrinhzDrn ( bolre- Mrs Dunn and
Son. Ms 4 Mackenzie. Hon II Bald
yin. Il Nui. + KlingenStein, q " 2
Einr. MAJ Fai. u SIMS. Mrs. Bsrkisv.
MIS- Olive Rsrkiey. 4 3 CocSril- 81 L
Roberls. and - ceck passengers
From Kauai. per stnr Mikah2la. Jan A.
+ IS Glade. " Y lockwood. Il Il Whit
nev. II. Geo Nundoa, NJ kiIczE. Mss
Nzhlunn. Mss Bella Lindsay Ahsam.
Chun Hee. Ako. Hama and - deck pas
se1gerS-
DERAETCEES-
For Hanakua. per strns IEalsni. Jan ,
Mss MesSeT-
For Maui per s-mr C-aUGIne- Dec 81
Mrs Wssr. Nrs J & Howe Miss II { Cush-
nan. AB- { Dove Bro Thomas Snd a
de- passengerS-
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For Kausi. per stmr Nikahala. Dec 30
Miss NcBrvde. A McBryde. Z W 7 Purvis,
Miss Rost6u, Miss hepwell. Mrs Reeves,
A VI Sprouu. Mr. Haines, Mr. Spear. Kew
II Isenberg. + Gay, Mrs Gay and son,
Mrs. Mcmillan and Mrs Akina.
For san Francisco, per schr Robert
Levers. Dec So-F Foster.
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Calendars still continue to arrive;
one from Thee. H Davies 4 Co, as
agents of the Northern Assurance
CompaDy,was printed IN Edinburgh;
another, and e very convenient one
for memorandum space. Is received
with compliments Of the Hawaiian
News Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
Lost. Lent or Stolen :

A RARE AND VALUABLE COPY OF
n the Bible, printed about the year 1900
a. D. Ii was bound IN calf, and had a
heavy brass clasp. The finder will please
return it to CAPT. A. MIETYRE.
Isl 1861
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NOTICE.
RSONS INDEBTED

a LII PERSONS INDEBTED
70 me for goods purchased al my store Al
kekahs. Kauai, are requested 70 pay the afnonn -
OWING, as II - my intention 70 close busiu, .r 81
Inis pace. snq remove from Kauai All accounts
date viii be collected By process Of law. $50
Kekahs. Kauai. December 81. 1890. is54-im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06

Tie Whites Express for Kaialua
and way stations promises to be well
patronized by the public it's a
splendid arrangement. leaving Mon
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays,
and when fully known, VIII be appre-
eiated-
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Star Mill Company.

4 SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
"A ing viii be held at the office of w. r
oasue AZ ~ A. n, January II, 1891. In
porlant business. JOHN HIND.
i's-%" lS'o-T President.
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Cruol advertisements.
SUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
Estate OF WILHELM REINHARDT, of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased, interstate.
On reading and filing the petition of Catherine
Singer. of Honolulu. Oahu. alleging that Will
helm Reinhardt, Of Honolulu, died interstate At
Honolulu. 0ahn. on the ed day OF December,
A. d. 1890 and praying that letters of admins
tration issue 20 herself.
1t is ordered that FRIDAY, the Esd day OF
January, A. d. 1891, be and hereby is appointed
for hearing said petition before Justice, in
the Court Room of this Court, at Honolulu, at
which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, il any they have,
why said petition should not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., January 5th. I'D. 1891.
by the Court: ALFRED W. CARTER.
ISS6-St Second Deputy Clerk
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BORN

CAMARA-In this CITY. December 81.
lSsl. 70 the wife OF J. u. Camzrz, 8
daughter
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WAIMANALo MEDAL.

WANANALo MEDAL.
II " Peck:
90 vds-5 44s444 5-43
so 44S2 5245 $3.50
c HUsJaCe, Jr:
go yds4S 45434 40
500 3 353424 $500
{ J Wall:
4Oyds4 445433 $3.50
so .'+53 443453 33S-7S
\ 5 Williams:
30 yds+ 334443 4436
800 -5 345 3 5 5-40-76
Won by H " Peck; 2nd prize c
Hustace, Jr.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclOSe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant to power of sale contained
in certain mortgage deed. dated April 18th, A
ID 1889, made by kela Marble and Geo. Marble,
her husband, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu. to
Alexander Cartwright OF said Honolulu. re-
corded in the Office Of the Registrar OF Convey
ances, in LibeT lI6. folos 81, 81 and So. and for
. breach of the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained, TO wit: the non payment Of
the interest when due. that all and singular
the lands. tenements and hereditaments in said
mortgage deed contained and described will
after the time limited By law and at time to be
hereafter designated be sold at public auction
on account of the breach OF the conditions as
hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being
situated al Hauuia. in said Island of Oahu and
more particularly described as follows:
LIST All those two certain pieces or parcels of
land situate al said Hsuula, and containing an
sEea Of 12-lOO acres. and being the same pre-
misses described in Royal Patent No. 2913, Land
Commission Award No. lO9I2-5 issued to
Wsiauia.
End. All those two certain pieces or parcels
area OF 64-1OO acres and being apahas and 8 of
Royal Patent No. 2914. Land Commission Award
No. S3l3. issued 10 Kamooiliili.
Bird. All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate at said Hauula. containing an area of
1910 Of an acre, ana being the same premises
described in Royal Patent No. 1922, Lard Com
mission Award No. SAT- issued TO kaioe.
4th. All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate ST said Hsuula, containing an area Of
41-10O Of an acre, and being the same premises
described in Royal Patent No. 1875, Land Com
mission Award No. 1875, issued to Poopuu.
5th- All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in said H8uula and containing an area
OF 4l-1UJ Of an acre, and being the same pre-
miSes described in Royal Patent No. 1874. Land
Commission Award No. l0251. issued to Aaka-
lohi.
The several above described parcels of land
being the same that were conveyed to the said
kels Marble By Msluae kamooiliili by deed
dated april p, 1883, and recorded in Liber 116,
f0iios 52-4-
ALEXANDER J. CARTWRIGHT.
Mortgage.
j. NJ HOxsARRAT.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Hnnnluln Decernher IL 1901 1aSG-ft
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Arm advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining "Uncalled For" In the GEN.
eral Post ONCE, Honolulu. Dec
81, 1890
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
Arw advertisements.
Hawaiian Annual.

MO HANDBOOK EXCELS THE
~ HAWAIIAN ALMANAC and ANNUAL
for reliAble statistical and general information
relSting to these Islands. Price % cents: or
mailed abroad ST IS cents each.
THoS. u. THRUM, Publisher,
l543ly Honolulu. H l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06
MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that pursuant TO the power OF sale con-
tzined in that certain mortgage deed made by
All Lee (eh), OF Laupahoehoe. North Hilo. HG-
vail 10 Z W Barnard Of said LaBpahoehoe,
dated 18th dsy Of October, 1889, and recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds. in Honolulu in Book 126,
pages 3S and 3o6. aud for breach in the condi-
tons in said mortgage deed contained to-wit:
the non-payment Of both principal and interest.
the same being Overdue that the undersigned
intends 70 foreclose said mortgage, and bat all
and singular the lands, tenemenrs and heredlta-
ments IN ssid mortgage deed named and de-
scribed, will, after the expiration Of the time
limited By law, be sold as public auction, on
account Of the breach Of the conditions as here
inbefore mentioned.
E.W. BARNARD. Mortgages.
l. 4. THCEsToS. Attorney for Mortgage.
DATED HouolEIu, December 18th. 1880.
The premises II said mortgage described being
IS follows:
Ali that certain piece and parcel OF land build
ing occupied By Alec as = store situate in the
Ezid LzupzhOehoe. District Of North Hilo. Ha-
Baii. and situate on mak2i side Of Government
road in the village Of Ls1pahoehoe-
ff35S-zf7
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Alexandra. Mrs NJ .
Anderson, John A
Acquisto, J
AMOS, Mrs Il
Brown. 5 L
Bartholomew J 5 {.
Bragg, c II
Borhardt. Mr.
Bomke. Miss Dora
Broderick, Mrs II
Bran, NJ
Brash, d
Blomquist, W 5
Clinton, d w
Costa. Miss Mary
Cleaner, Carl S
Dismorr, J S
Delaney, James
Dickson. Mrs NJ
Drummond, Rev W
Elder, Chas
Fishbourne, f G
Field, Frank (2)
Fisher, ] G
Fisher, Mrs NJ w
Farrell, II NJ
Gray, ChaS
Howell, Arthur
Hancock, w ]
Hardwick, f V
Harrison, Geo
Holbrook, Mrs NJ Z
Heine, Mrs W
Johnson, Z r
Langeheim, E
Lewis, Horace II e.
Lewis. G h
Lyons. Miss EmmaE
Livingston, John B
Lee, c L
May, w G
Mathews, J L
Miller, w B
Marten, Mr.
McGregor, Mrs A ~
Maurer, Chris
McLaren, Miss Mar
ion az
Melville, Mrs G W
Neale, r G
Neumann, Alfred
Peterson, A F
Palmer, John
Phillips, Capt ]
Pollock, David
Pratt, Daniel A ~
Parker, D
Ramsey, w (3)
Ross, Mrs Geo d
Spalding, d
Stove, Iona Prieta
Shaw, w f 60
Stewart, w
Stanley, d
Torkilsen, T.
Torrente Miguel
Vetter. W.
Winton, John (3)
Ward, Hamakua-
poke
White, Michael
Young, David (2)
REGIS
lO6-Mrs. w. Z. Sh
33S0-F. Grave
@36-A. Horlacher
e4s s.; E. A. Wright
3Ol5-Rustlon, Afr,
~ Parties inqu
above list, will plei
tised Letters. :"
F. WI
General Postofice
1891.
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MORTGAGES
NOTICE OF SALE !

PY VIRTUE OF a POWER
- of sale contained in s certain mortgage
deed. by Hama PiheuGi Akans and W Akana
her husband, Of Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. to
Peter Dalton. Of said Honolulu, dated July
23rd. 1855, and recorded in the Registry Of
335 and $50, and in pursuance OF notice of ipteu-
ton 10 foreclOse heretofore published. will
sell at Public Auction. ~ my Salesroom, Queen
street in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-06

The prizes IN the Citizens Match viii be
awarded In the order Of list OF prize win
ners given above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

A statement prepared at the Treasury De-
partment shows that the total circulation Au-
gust was q, SOC, ,O22, ,sl2, being net decrease
since July of s44,74S. The principal changes
in circulation were q decrease OF So, ,125, ,0l0 in
gold certificates and $S S21, 7Os in United States
notes, and increase of s3, ,220, ,9l3 in treasury
The circulation Of gold coin decreased @443. .79A.
The amount of money and bullion in the treas
ury August l was S685. .274, ,424, q net increase
Of 800, ,l5o since July 1. The changes are
stated as follows:
silver, $288, ,553; trade-dollar bullion, $685. 750
Increase: Standard silver dollars, e495, ,l62;
treasury notes, 81, ,544, 705; United States notes
g. 81, ,708; national bank notes, S269, ,773; gold
bullion, cess, ,21S; silver bullion, s5.663, ,S22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
WORK OF THE PATENT OFFICE
Ex-Commissioner Mitchell's Report Of the
Operations During the Last Fiscal Year.

Ex-Commissioner Mitchsll's Report of the
Operations During the Last Fiscal Year.
Mr.. C. E. Mitchell, whose designations as COM
missioner of patents went into effect few days
ago, prepared a report Of the operations Of tn Q
patent Office for the past year, which has been
transmitted to the Secretary Of the Interior.
Mr.. Mitchell calls attention to the increase in
the number of applications for patents
each year and gives . table which
shows that the number Of applications
for the year 1887 was IS, ,4Os, and that this mum
Der shows q gradual increase for each of the en-
suing years. Last year the number received
was 4S,6l6. In 1887 there were 1901 applica-
tions awaiting action, and last year the num-
Der was S,Sli. The receipts for last year
amounted to 81, ,3O2, ,794, while the expenditures
were O., IA, ,502. Owing to the increase in the
number OF applications for the past two years,
the commissioner says that the Office has been
call upon to consider and dispose Of 10000
more cases than would have been considered II
the applications had not exceeded the average,
-, 1So, Tor the years 1888 and 1889.
GOOD WORK OF THE FORCE.
He thinks that it is creditable to the Office
force that without any increase in its number
the number of cases on hand for action was SO
slightly in excess of that of the former year.
he refers to the provision made by Con-
gress for two new examining divisions and for
an increase in the examining and clerical force
and expresses the opinion that the force thus
Increased Is sufficient to meet The present
and Immediately prospective needs Of the
ofhce. He renews the recommendation OF his
last annual report relative to an increase in the
salaries Of principal examiners and Of the chief
clerk and Of copyists. He also renews his sug-
gestions in regard to needed legislation. The
report refers to the patent celebration held ia
this city last April and the opinion is eX-
pressed that it will result in widespread and
intelligent interest in all that concerns in
ventors and inventions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
GEN. MACAULEY sANGUINE.
He Believes Washington IL Sure to Get thu
G. A. X. Encampment.

H. n. H. Ancompments
Gen. Dan Macauley, the new appointment
clerk Of the Treasury Department. is very San
guine of the success Of Washington's efforts to
obtain the next G. A. R. encampment "You
see, said he this morning to STAR reporter,
Washington is the most appropriate place in
the country for the encampment, and
nothing on earth can prevent its COM
ing here il the town wants it.
The Grand Army is at the climax Of its power
and effectiveness, and the next encampment
will probably be the largest and the grandest
it has ever held There must come q decline,
and it is but reasonable to suppose that it will
como before long. There are cycles Of time
and Of life, and there is but one possibility
when an organization is composed of men who
were associated in the same sort Of effort in the
prime of their lives . quarter of a century
ago. There is but one place for their
twenty-sixth encampment, and that is
this city, which not only has every
attraction for the veterans in the way Of battle.
fields near at hand, but is also one of the most
beautiful spots on the globe. Why, the thing is
certain. Yes, l know that the committee is
hustling and working hard, but the Grand
Army would come here if you only sent deaf
and.dumb committee to Detroit. ALI it wants
is bidding"