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ALASKA SEAL SAcQurs. RKxrrRs
AND JACKETS.
As:rakhan Refers and Jackets,
A1Aaka Seal Cspes and Muhs,
Mink Capes and Mufs.
Persian Lamb Capes and NUTS,
Black Marten Capes and NUTS.
Abraham Cages and Muns
Beaver Capes and Muds
Monkey Cares and Mugs,
Gray krimner Capes and Xuns.
Wool Seal Capes and Mufs
French Seal Capes and NUTS.
Breach con-y Cspes and Muas
dyed Opossum capes and Nuns.
Boas IN Bear. Black Lyr1. Black Marten. Black Hare
and other fIlrx.
CARRIAGE ROBES. FLOOR RUGS, TUg TRIM
MINGS.
GENTS xCR CAPS AND GLOVES.
COACHMEN's CAPEs AND HATS.
JAMES 7. DAVIS SONS.
nsc&5 l20l Psnnsyivania ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

A RECEIVER ApPoINrED.-The controller of
the currency today appointed Mr.. William s.
OBJ. Robinson ofoGoldsboro' receiver of the
First National Bank OK Wilmington, N. c., in
solvent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
The Golden Cross.


st. Johns Commandery, No. 81, United Order
Of the Golden Cross on Saturday evening
elected the following officers for the coming
term: Noble commander, Clarence r. Newman;
wee noble commander. Miss Jennie c. Bean;
worthy prelate, Samuel Mahoney; noble keeper
of records, VIM. Z: Graham; financial keeper
of records, John A. Van Doren; treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Mckim; worthy herald Josiah s. Moffatt;
past noble commander, E. II. Barbour; trustees.
John N. Ehle, Dr.. 8. A. II. McKim and Samuel
Mahoney.
Grand Commander Ehle will institute new
commandery on Tuesday evening. December
20. at Golden Cross Hall, 3l6 Pennsylyania
avenue southeast, with list of over forty
charter members. This will be the tenth COM
mandery in this jurisdiction. The three de-
grces will be worked entire by officers selected
by the grand commander, every commandery
being represented. The grand commander
intends to make it IN occasion both interesting
and imposing. The membership in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia on January next viii num-
Der over 1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

NAVAL ORDEBs.-Lieut. VIM. P. Day ordered
to the receiving ship Franklin. Ensign ". II.
Faust ordered to the Miantonornah as watch
and division officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

The executive committee of the new Grand
Lodge of the l. o. of G. T. met Friday evening
at the residence Of the grand templar, 636
Acker street northeast All the new officers
but two were present. There were present also
the chairmen of the new standing committees.
The work done during the past year by the
public meeting committee. W. S. ROwley chair
man, received special commentator, and it
was arranged to engage Good Templar Hall for
Sunday evening meetings through the new
year. The grand tempiar announced the seiec-
ton and appointment of team Tor exemplify-
ing the ritualistic work, which would commence
operations soon after the holidays. The grand
secretary was instructed to balance his books
with the juvenile temples. and propositi on to
furnish supplies free to the temples hereafter
seemed to meet general approval of the COM
mittee. An invitation from the Grand Lodge
in Maryland to cooperate with il in the forma-
ton OF a training class for temple superinten-
dents was accepted. Ways and means for pros
ecuting the work Of the order vigorously dur
ing the coming year we're discussed and agreed
upon. The next meeting of the committee. il
was agreed. should be on the evening Of the
first Thursday in January and the first official
visitation with Good Will Lodge, the Youngest
one, on the evening OF the second Monday in
the new year.
The new Grand Lodge officers are as follows:
J. W. Van Week, G. c. T.; W. s. Rowley, G.
c.; Miss Carrie Disbrow, G. V. T.; s W. Rus
sell, G. 8. J. T.; T. G. Spurgeon, G. s.; J.H
Muirhead, G.. T.; ]. s. Blackford, G. chap /;
George Bolinger, G. NJ; John Robson, G. g.
John Mccain, G. sent; W. Harries, q. mes
senger; W. Z. Parsons, G. asst Sec; Mrs.
=. Z. Bollinger. G. d. M; A. Kaletron, p. G.
c. T., and Oliver Shaw, X. W. G. ID.
The grand templar announced the chairmen
Of the standing committees as follows: N. L.
King, finance; v. L. bishop, state of the order;
Z. G. Spurgeon, credentials; Mrs Emma F.
Bishop. Juvenile temples, and Morris Thorne,
legisiation and license
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THE DEAD SENATOR.
Continued from First Page.

Shortly before o'clock the cabinet officers
| and assistant secretaries Of the executive de-
partmepts began to arrive and were shown to
the Presidents room. Among them were Sec
rotary Blaine, Secretary Rusk, Assistant Secre-
tary OF War Grant, Solicitor General Taft and
Assistant Secretaries Of the Treasury Nettloton
and Spaulding. The President, accompanied
by Private Secretary Halford, arrived a few
minutes past and Joined the others in the
presidents room. Mrs. Harrison, escorted
by Lieut. Parker Of the navy, occupied a seat
IN the reserved gallery.
At 1:2O Capt Bassett. tho doorkeeper, an.
nounced tho Speaker and the members Of the
House. The Speaker was escorted by Sergeant
alarms Valentine to . seat on the right Of the
vice PRESIDENT and the members filed in and
TOOK the seats assigned to them on the demo-
cratic side Of the chamber. The number in
Guided many Of the older members of the
House who had known Senator Plumb for
years.
Five minutes afterward the members of the
diplomatic corps--some twenty-five in number
not wearing their official uniforms arrived
and were shown to their seats in front of the
members OF the House. They were followed
by the chief justice and justices Of the Supreme
Court, who took seats in front of the diplo-
matte corps. At exactly 80 Capt. Bassett an
nounced the presence OF the President OF the
United States and his cabinet. The Senators
ana spectators stood up to do them honor Gas
they had done also in the cases of the diplo-
matte corps and of the Supreme Court.
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY BLAINE.
President Harrison and the members of the
cabinet We're shown to the arm chairs on the
right side Of the area, President Harrison near
the central aisle and Mr.. Blaine next to him.
Gen. Schofeld and Commodore Ramsay had
preceded the President and cabinet and had
taken the two end chairs in the same row.
For various reasons but three members of
the cabinet were present-Secretarie Blaine
and Rusk and Postmaster General Wanamaker.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding represented the
Treasury Department.; Acting Secretary
Grant was present in behalf of the
War Department.; Solicitor General Taft
occupied the place which would have been
filled by Attorney General Miller had he been
there. Secretary Tracy sent Assistant Secre-
tary Solely rs his proxy, while Assistant Secrc-
tary Chandler was in Secretary Mobiles seat
AT l:40 the committee of the two houses es-
corting the body of the dead Senator appe, I'd
at the main entrance, and while all in the
chamber stood up the procession moved up the
aisle. the chaplain reciting the opening SEN
fences OF the funeral service: II am the resur-
rection and the life, saith the Lord" and the
casket, which was borne by Capitol police was
deposited on the catafaIque in front OF the
clerks desk
the chaplain finished from the clerks desk
the reading OF the funeral services and appro-
PIRATE selections from the Scriptures, closing
with the recitation of the poem:
..Oh, to be ready when death shall comel
on, 10 be ready to hasten home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

OK SATURDAY afternoon Mrs Wright Of 507 8
street, whilo shopping near 18th street and
Pennsylvanis avenue, had hes pocket picked
Of 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

DAVID BERnY, colored man, received . SEN
tence OF eight years in the penitentiary from
Judge Bradley today for an assault with intent
to Kill Ella Tillman on the uishs Of Ocsober h
By shooting her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

Mn. MYRos B. WRIGHT Of the fifteenth disl
trict Of Pennsylvania IL quito sick at his homo,
lilo street northwest with an attack Of grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
MARKED

EASE horE touGn by using Dr. ID. Jayne's Ex-
pectorani, sure ana helpful medicine 10 all
throat and lung ailments. ana a curative for ASTHMA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
We Pay TIE PRINTER

We Pay TIE PRINTER
To give you good advice about health and lead
90 careful living.
Our reason is that SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil is so often part of careful living.
Iyou would go to your doctor whenever You need
his advice might save our money. He knows what
you need
lie, Is send you book on CAREFUL LIVING free.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9th
avenue. New York.
Your drusu.s. keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
LIVER ol-al druggists everywhersdo. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

bow School Children and Others win Help
Spread Good Cheer.

A DONATION PARTY IN WHICH TIE WHOLE COMMIT
NIFTY rs rSvrTED TO TAKE PART-CoSrRIBUrIoSs
RECEIVED AT SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO BE DIS
TRIBUrEp BY THE roLIcE AND OTHERS
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Corr's wonD coxr,sr.--send for rules

TIE Juror, Mr.. N. Eckert in the Tafy will
case being still sick the hearing in the circuit
Court was this morning adjourned over 10 next
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
a QUESTION OF LIGHT.
The Plans Of the New City Post omcs 40,
Act Approved

TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL RAISES AN OBJECTION
As TO THE LIGHT TO BE FURNISHED ~ TIE
MAIN coRRIDoR-coi- WHITFIELD TO frRTuER
LOOK INTO THE MATTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
The Military Bicycle Corps,

There was an interested and attentive BODY
OF about twenty-four young men at the organi-
cation meeting Of the new military bicycle
company last Friday evening. Gen. Ordway
was present and upon introduction to the men,
bers made an address giving much valuable in
formation and advice. He spoke of the useful
ness OF such a branch of the service. especially
in a well streeted city like Washington ..Of
course" he said, ''there is much to be learned
and thought of in the planning, organizing
and starting of bicycle company where new
field Is opened and no precedents set As a
baby learns how to crawl, then walk, under the
guidance Of mother or nurse. so would he ad-
wise the company to join the National Guard as
separate platoon of the engineer
corps, where they could have their
own government and officers. bu: be under the
direct guidance and supervision of the older
corps, where they would be relieved OF a great
many duties and requirements, the knowledge
OF which would best come by experience.
Then, after learning to walk. as the general
expressed it, 'they could branch out as q sepa-
rate and distinct organization, to be known as
the second separate and unattached company
OF the DONG" The meeting decided to act
on this advice. and, after taking leave of the
general, who expressed his pleasure at the re-
suits and prophesicd big success for the COM
ing bicycle cavalry, proceeded at once to or
ganizing Blank forms of enlistment were
furnished and many members signed.
A committee on enlistment and recruiting
was appointed and the meeting adjourned till
Monday at 7:a0 O'Clock. The next meeting is
to be held at us 18th street, where blank en-
listment papers will be furnished and all infor-
nation cheerfully given those wishing to join.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21
NO MORE SECRET TRIALS,
The Chilean Congress Will Institute o Ne
Order of Procedure.

LONDON. Dec. IA dispatch from Santiago
dc Chile to the Times, published today, says
that In consequence of the delay in the trial of
the persons concerned in the Baltimore Incl
dent the Chilean congress will shortly pass
measures providing for public trials in place
OF the old secret Spanish system Of proceed
ure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

sAEGIANT-HoRNE. On November sc ISfil n
the rrsidenoe of the pastor. Rev. Dr. A. W. kuai-l
i-hONAhlg SAhnfAN1. IT.. of THIS city to Il r..
Ida }. HORNE Of Inontown la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market OF reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mucnrtney. 1919 etreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

CAEHARr & LErpy
SIS 18th and .oe 81. NV.
MEMS NECKwEAR-
High taste. careful excellence of manufacture. cor
rect style. All that is novel in Puts Tecks and the
popular Eour-iu-hand, all satin lined, At - aud
5Oc.
UMBRELLAS
From the best makers at prices much below the
eral ones Very durable coverings and stylish handles
In hosn. ebony antique ivory. natural wood with sill
yer trimmings. and the natural woods. weicha.
furze, oak. acacia, &c. az popular prices.
GLOVES.
Gen,lenen's Walking Gloves Of the very bes. makes
1t Ell and si.Jo.
Ladies' Foster Kid and Suede Mosquetaire Gloves
81. ell -. 81. as and 81
Mems Kid fur-Ined Gloves at 81. 81. 50 and e..
Chenille Table Covers. Down Pillows. Head Rests.
Fancy BASKETS, Art Goods OF all kinds. Chenille Por-
teres. Lace Curtains Fur Rugs Handkerchies, Deco
rated China and BisQas Ware. Clocks. Bronze orna-
Iaents. &C.
cARHAhr &LErDY.
dls Scs 9Th and COG K st. n. ".
4 AIDES, Rife AND ri ACK CUFyIoT Il .cKFTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

SGOSToRA BIrTERS, THE WORLD RE-
"A nown-d south American appetizer. cures dyspep-
e. O. Dr.. o. .. siesert q Sons. so.s Inaanfxc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-21

I AIDES BLUE AND BLACK CHEvIoT JACKETS
IL Black braid trimming.
dIs-3t EAFF-s ENTERPRISE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

AsrrN, COL May ., is9i
pr0E Nm. HlH fs0r ~, H,3-Ny bear sr.
u riyef mu great pleasure iu state that through
400 excellent treatment Of your phyalciAnE and
surgeons hove been restored 90 health truiH u
sovCro case ~ hydfucelo. Nhou I consul ei
you tho Ell aiIo ~ my sCr1tum wac swollen
until ID WIS aF tighi D. a drum ana was yrty
announcement ami painful I was very much
alarmed 40 my condition, tut 90 soon ~ your
thtef sur.gnu tNauinvl mu I began 20 FAln
c0pn ieurr. be- 70 was Cyil0nt from his manner
that he undCrsinud thc tHHni / had previous y
pousultcd lur4I uhitlrinu, who was badly
puf4Ird aud wanted 90 Gall In others Tor con.
tulfnti0n. NoHr surgeon, on the contrary, tg
urrssnd ID. positive tuoNlfdge Of the ease and
ufumiscd me % cure, which he has iul accom-
pllshed in le't Than ten days. shall mover
farret the kiuduUaI ma CONTRIBUTION Wlln
which was trtattd by both you aud yOur ply
hiHaus, aud rrsatd tho Tee charged 30 YriY
reasonable, C1nHidrUuf The cHctllcuce o. Tie
WurL 4nd the quiclurss ~ Tcsulif, Mith great
gratitude, AN alWals Jour ficnd,
y. SWANSON.
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Oh. E. II. LANSING,

me LmlnonI 7peclHIaI OF " loAIa VApoFVhoe
n. C. Hill, a. o." N. o.,
Surgeon In chief, 10 a hriliant operator. who
lra brftnrmod some uf tue fIlst delicate aud
dlnrult operations In the annals Of surgery.
n.y. SEQ tnla column dliy Tor new tostmo-
MAS eoncofnipg tho WORT ~ ff0f, Windsor
Anlthc cures effected by bis surgical stan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

Here Is n puzzle In geometry, Itdoes
not require skilled mathematician,
however, 10 solve Il.
It b required to demonstrate geo
mctrically) that larger crop Of corn
can bcgrown on an acre Of lowell ground
than on 0n mere Of slantlnB ground.
The stalks OF corn are supposed to
grow perpendicularly In both cases, and
all other particulars, such ms fertility OF
the foll aud the like, So DO the same
Tho ingenious reader will probably
have no trouble Ia solving the problem
without assistOnee, Now York Trb'
une.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

rirstclass Equipment. Eiccific lights
Courteous Empioycs ana snion.
,fd Service.

thh FfFNA'Ns
II you are going east, take the Chi
cag1, Milwaukee q -. Paul Railway,
TIC Chicago short Liuc, aud enjoy all
the improvements and cpnvenicuces "
a ffs,.class railway such rs electric
lighted and steam heated, solid vesti
bile tralnp, with Westinghouse air sig.
nnls and tho finest dining ears In the
world. Ffec reclining chair cars.
This road runs no emigraut trains or
cans. Ecconi.class passengers are car.
tied on regular express train. In clean,
light coschcs, with cushioned seats anti
backs, and are a. good ~ the coaches
furnished Ivy many roads to ilrstclass
TaHcugcin.
The electric berth reading lamp fca.
tire IN the Pullman sleeping cars nu
on Thu line Il patented aud cannot te
used by any other hallway company.
u ie tho great Improvement Of tbs age.
Try n and be convinced.
Travel by this road and he assured Of
courteous treatment by W employee
For further particulars call ut l3l
Main Street.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
T. 4. POWELL,
Contracting Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

Nr. WV Dexter, editor and proprietor ofthe
Tort worth Truif Nfricf and one Of The bright.
- Young business mrn 60 Northwest TdAAs. IN
an editorial uses tho following strong language
referring 10 i'rOf NiudsOr
s,kNe baye been bcnuhird hy his lectures and
benefited hy biz urlfc. siunll UNaninHtinn, aud
bfyo foundry experience that the principles
he tearhrH Ar0 valuable 90 every man Who
,t.Lrs tn mskottu most " himself, phyNcally,
mentally. morally aud financially -
a rriainilnr, The editor % tiis paper unhestat'
tuply tssCrta that DO 10 Indebted 10 Prot, wind
hIsdsily new paper WofA, aud would NOT take
1000 iur thu ohafI ho obtained OF lin i've
yUafs ago
A. Str. pcxttrs success ln thc lines indicated
has been rhr Hutngnal, Che inf Hrcu'e Is ~ Ula
hlr hot he docs not ONuTCHNWtto che value OF
bis chronological examination made by lr0t
Ntndsnr
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue. Idaho, Mining Company. salt iAto
City, Itah Territory. Location 81 Pfiuei'
pal place Of busingit' salt l.aAe Oiiy, uln
ldfrltpry. LOcAuQ. OF hiups huGral
Ifui Mining District, state Of Idaho.
ArOriCK ~ HkpHRY GIyEs. THAT At
IN Amtetpg Of tho hoard ~ Direetrrs %
said Company, hcld on The lith day o. Aifl,
1871, an as.easuent Of thirty cor cents 81
pharu was levied on the Capital stock o. ne
Corporation, payable 70 JOSIAH barnett, Tres
ufef, At he once In the hankipg Oiuee u Noe
Cornich a Co. SAT- Llsc CITY, Utah Ierrii1fY,
on OF before the atth DAY OF Msy, lsll, Any
-toct upon which tins Asaessment shall frmsin
unrAd on the 18th day o. Nay, is,l, VIII be- de-
llnquent and Advertised Tor tale ~ plulic aue.
uph, and unlets payment q. made uo ofc, Nill
be sold on lrdlJ, she 24th day o. June l'll, ~
the oillce % tho COMPANY 10 SAT l.A.e Nlly,
Utah Territory, NJ y M, 70 pay the dclnqlent
Hfsssamtnt. together with the costs u htVgt'
ttins and expense OF sale hl order ~ lhs
Hoard OF Directors Y. q, llOBN,
Acting Hcctttarv.
Salt LAKE Ctr. Utah, Arfii u. l'1i. dm
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Count M and for SAT- Lake
County, Icmtory OF Utah
In the matter Of tho Estate OF Clara ID, /.
Young DECEASED.

AToTiCE Is HEHtBf GIVEN THAT
S,lI'tnistrntors ID The estate Of clara %, huuur,
dcoealrd, have rendered tor settlement, anu
nird 10 said Cour,, ttrlf inal account Of thgif
hdmlnlltfatioa " SAD tstA.e anu ltll,uh W
au,opr che ptrfon4 CAt,ued thereto, ana thal
Iuesday, mo mi day OF juno, A. D. l.ll, =,
10 O'Clock A. NJ, % NO Coun Room on tall
ON and County, Utah Territory, has ueeh dnly
nutointed hy tho Judge of sad unufl Tor VIC
seitlnmeui ~ taii account aud licatlnR shl
i,lare am, u.r.lp Interested ~ Hald estate may
suurar And show cautr, " any thfre be, WY
An account should not b. settled anu ~.
uroycd Aud Anal dislrilution made 10 pTaleu
lor
HA's' --' - or. ALIEN.
CLERK ot tAs Probate Court,
DyC. ! stanton, dygug. aw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Courl IN aud for salt LAko
County, Territory Of utah.
In the matter OF he Estate Of Thomas
Adkins, sen, peceAaod..

NYOTiCE Is HIHEnf GIVEN THAT
N q. ~ savage, decentralization o. the ettata
of Ihnmas AdsIns, zen deceatod, has ron
dored for settlement, hlt Died IN raid Couu,hh
nnal account OF hl aimlnisuhuoh o. stll -.
residue oi SAID estate among tue peraonA
rutitlod thereto, AMI thai Wedncsily, iho si,h
day " hay, 4, -, lsl, A. 10 O'Clock a No
al Tho Cnun Room Of said Court, IN the County
Court llnuso, salt tAAe tiy nnd County L tan
Territory ,hat been duly appolntodbi The judge
~ tai1 Onurt for tbr tttiUmtntnf sad account
winch uur and place any porton Interested N
shid esiAto may aupoar Hnd show caute, N anJ
there he. why said account should not 10
settled and approved anu ma distribution
made a. prayed tor,
Dated May 8, lsll ,r,
dtd CLERK Of she Proyalq C2pfi
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Int matter ct ilt Estate Of Thomas
mn L..raLei.

yvOTiCE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N kUE4boih ttu, nlminifiratfiN ~ ihr e.
tnit u Ihumua IN iyccahVd, hss rendered for
settlement, aud uied IN said Court, hur anal
account VI her udminlH ration 81 said crtuic
and petition for nuil dituituiion Ut tho rrtl.
duo ut said estate among tho pcrtons entitled
thereto, AMI that Ntanes ihy tue lIth Gay u
Room " SAID Court, iu the County Court
House, salt Lake Clil and County, Utah Tern.
tory, has been duly appointed By tho Judge ot
suld Court, Tor tho fcttlfment Of said account
and hearing SAID petition Tor disttiluli0n, at
winch time aud place any person Interested M
SAID estate may appear ana show canfr n any
there be, why ali1 ncrount should not be Het.
ticd aud approved tni lnai distribution made
a. prayed lot
Dated May ., lol
C,E. ALLEN,
Clers Ut the Probate Court,
iiy Z. L. STANTON, dspuy' dtd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-05
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Claudine arrived yesterday
morning from Maui with lilo sacks sugar,
ZOE sacks potatoes, 80 sacks taro, IS sacks
corn, 81 sacks hides, and 20 packages sun
dries.
The steamer Mikahala arrived January
4th from Kauai with 5,368 sacks sugar, 160
sacks rice, and III hides.
The barkentine Di covery took in 200
bags sugar on Saturday from the steamer
J. A. Cumnins.
The tern Vesta is loading sugar at the
Oceanic Steamship Company's wharf.
The American bark Ceylon. Captain
Calhoun, arrived ON Saturday morning %
days from Departure Bay, British Col
umbia. She experienced a succession of
gales to latitude 30 deg. s., and thence to
port hal trade winds accompanied by
showery weather. The bark ]. G. Porter
was to leave Nanaimo with coal for this
port shortly after her. The Ceylon brings
about |, 600 tons of coal for Messrs. Allen &
Robinson. She will begin to discharge her
cargo this morning near the P. NJ. s. s.
Co.'s wharf.