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The Brooklyn. will be Very Strong.

While BrouIberS. tn. big. barthittinE frs; bsseraan
has yet pr: his 10 Brooky contract he has
agreed do and next vii! ind him guardin
mn, bag for B,rne's team Biz Dan will add strength
10 the team across the bridge. Another who viii
play in Brooklyn 10 Joyce. the third basemnn John
Ward IL the hunt for pitcher and the :ndics
tina: when Brooklyn enter the eld spring
the other League teams vii. Against trouble The
inv-tnE between Brooklyn aEi New YORK vii! be spe-
cIaIIy interesting.
IKE statement. rega-iIng Bsou,hers and Joyce are
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Fifteen series have been piayed IN the American
uoaai Tournament. with TIE American and rAeiia
clubs the iesd tire ssbsrs al wifhin haiins
distance. and nshs's eames change the posi-
ton Of the tvenfyene Contestants ne standing 20
drts n A foflors.
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Mosr,.e. Bask o. u. Tai. r.a..

Srv HAvTx. Nov. 1.-stanIsy Norrison returned to
college tonight. and viii his Old place a, right
guard tomorrow 70. several past he has been
undergoing treatment IN New York and philadelphia
strength 10 the Yale team and be Is said 20 DO per.
feet training
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The football team Of the American Athletic CAB
ar. making q big bid for the championship OF the
Gaelic 4. A. Yesterday afternoon. on the kdswood
Baseball xruands they defeated the Volunteer Of
yont,r, With th. sid II brilliant team play. lerHe
spi r,r' ,r,is.,. crowd witnessed the match while
;hrv Lest the Volunteers from scorinE. ne I'LL,
the .oTt sac a. follows Irtsh Americana Scss snd
~ pouts voi1ntecrr.n The mtn played IN 'ne follow
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T,, gam, b+, wr,p ~. Star. ~ Erln Of Hastings
the iadsnn sud tue William J. barry As.ocistion team
for the .sstr football ehAnpiouship Sss not yrnn.
ms nc, un,l, lst- yr-,rrdat afternoon the Ridge
e"ni baseball grounds Aner som. 40 minutes 81 brsk
rlsv, aurinf which DrEnn shi welsh each scored
iiut fo- the Rarrya the rrf.rve called the on
rrnuf a. darkness The cau,e Viii he played oct on
sunday. Nov. IL Srsterds,s score wss: Nttlism j.
RsTy h,soeati points, stars ot kfin.o. The ,nsn
pisyei a follows
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Judging from the york Of the nsnssr in the snssal
team tournament OF the Palma cab the title Of that
orsaniiston yin Be- ven defended % ths aisys this
seasof. II seems ~ though evsry 0snosf y us1As
ira edorts 70 secure place on one Of the
tive teams and IN eoossqaenee TIE secfee Sst up e
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;ssas'
si1teen!n w.rs-o. Daniel les; : K.assl lcoi y
,,s n ,a :ss.. 10 W.
srcosp eArz.
fseR:a III s' fts;:s ri Isl
49, i.s 1ae. ID,
rz1zD GAZE
si1teen,h Wara7o DunhsL lss: J Eanksa lss; y
iy sssH. IS; TO- ns sss
The Piessare Cirb rolled the following samss on
'p f,r:. asls.W.. 1ss; soh..n 1ss; puss... 1ss:
is4 bishop. ~: Hsobss' lis. A.A W. 'HA.A'0''
s;se.a sss,s. ~: oSs. 49,: ,':s:
s.I:s isS; Isass iss; ,sissasa. ISL raisadhofSS..
i as saaSR ~ S:'s Isl ssa. ,.7 Dua.. ,s,
III Ss:ss s a. RHs
rs: sisaSp . isS: a:sDsi ~ go --' 'A'A'
Som. big scores yer. rolled in the 81, Monica weekly
sovins sanes on Bsrrys alleys On Taul'd.y night
a.i S ss ss, III H. asrs1 III ss TO-
iss .ss, u.s. a a:i ~. IS, io. .t H. @
sIcoSD
H. ass IN H. II: az
Il: s ssis: &c. ~ s:s'
an sias p..s:ls % 9suI.a.y :7:aias X: :soss:
were as foio"'; n,.,s.u
Js.R %,S 70 1s7 voseL 1s4: vos.
Team 10 sENehois AS ne,tler. l2s: A. vorsl 11s:
s,coxD CANE
ls$.s ssss:s: fl. vos
Team No 1.Gin::p.e. lss; g vns.i ia: p. vos.l
:; ss.a SEQ. IS I:!Is; iss: i vos.l l:s.
appended ssmt. on the CASH: Pons .iisys ''''| '
hprs los: spohs Its: sschau, I57: ErooF W. Total
Team No a-P.,er.oa. lsI; sabn. 1sI: we.dner
1856 Eaich!e 1os Ashrnan. lol: HabesstrOh. 1T. TO
buzz 81 sps1i 49, En- s5 sss
S 5 II; so sGsis III IS Es'n IL
The annual team tournament Of the Jssey City Ath-
S SS "a. g & on ~ s
S,..re.t captain: =. YAH " ssIlroy. !; Diek.Sn.
handsomsiy engraved silver match box. 1he elo&iur
game Was between teams Noe- and q. he scores
Team No 1-Romsin. 1853; ,B.i,ton. lo:: werts. lsA:
Biedcrhsse. l5s and Capt. Schultz, 49, Total. soS
Team No. filed, ISL: Rickefies lSS; Carran- "a:
Humsteai. is'. and Capt. lockwood lT.
,hlra s.ns in til. Eastern a,.re. :eur..n.., Of
preoS!yn on friday evening Vas won BY the Apollo
IHIro GAIT
Apo,c-F. Linse ITS: ~ Linns!d l1s; II. Schneider
list. II. Linse, Id: ,. craze, ~. Total sn:
Ismpl.ton-W. HpmMe!. ISL; W. Brsidsnbaeh. 1:e:
b!egen. 49,. }. kAumsrsr loi: Z, kstm. ID Total.
IoI
Tue team selected 10 practice vita the regular ave-
team o: Manhattan Athletic CiRb sds the regular
Thursday n.sh:- The teams and scores we're fol-
Prci.d r.sm-saao-t. ia; Bsia. les: Sae,hins lss;
Sage. 1872; rurrbu. Ihy. IVtal.s1y.
der. iS4. He,i.ey. 49,: Mitchell lsi. IOtsi-oio.
The following scores made BY the member OF
the crescent Bowling Ciab thei weekly prize and
record game FRIDAY ntghS the Cifeis ailSya
if,ty.cish,h street ana Eishth avenue,
r. Gordon. l3s: Ne''oun. Lac shaw. lA.
Team NJ. :-NcGurkin. IFS. Hs,aeI. lds: Day. l2S;
Van LAnti las; Burke. 1875: cIAPn. l+a
The ne.ly orx.nired Ar, Club rolled the following
s on . 1T Sr Rsn ss suos To-,
CLARK. l5i. Paine. ldO wiltAmA us. Total .ssa.
Team No. &c. Pierce. 49, Rndier.i LOO: ". Pisrce
l5.; Kelly, lyi. NcBuruey. III: wAiterA iSu Total
50.
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Talk Of Carroll ssA MeAsiias GelHg q.

was reported in sporting circles up town last night
that a. soon Al The racing meeting wAshpgtoa V
Dick Roche Jack shtehAn the tipssSr
on the horssa and two or three other promasnt sport
Ing men VII make parse 70 dsfrsy the expenses Of
TRIP 70 EnEAnd Jack Nc Aplke Il Wa aid would &C.
5. Z "a: II Hsd:s ss Il ss Z 49,.
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Dowiing os.ses Ts.aight.

Ans;cAs SATioSAt rorRSAuSr.
GIsnta.s va Apollo. Apollo VI Atlanta. Atlanta Va
G.enUAs.
lRooxlry sAnoxAt roesSAssxT.
Pioneer Boat Club vs. Recreation Recreation Va Echo
Echo Va. Pioneer Boat Club.
vHEELkISs BOWLING tIAcpE.
Harlem Vs. Gotham ~ Harlem alleys; Riverside ",
Manhattan. ~ kversd7 alleys. New York Brook
Ign. at View York alleys
lobokIs yorEyAhIST.
Active vs. Atlantic. Atlantic Boat Club Vs. Valencia
sTATIS ISLAND AxLIrrs IIAerr
Ivanhot Warriors. At Tom pk.nsytlIs: Working.
vs. CorinihiAn No I. at wofklngms n alleys: IL.
eaeeiled Va. Dominion. a. schmeig!o . . aieyI-
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Ing sssson a he srooliyn landau asss court '-'
soCIH naoos1u oorn.
Il In . tam With srs reporter ysstssd,y. william
On 70 thS neehaa medal Surely bad e much 70 DO
nth vtnntn. Il e b haA u be va1ts the nedA let
70 settle the matter a. once" So
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Football, East Orange. To-Aorrew AeSainS
~ lOsoo. 1eetIes bay.
. Princeton vs. Orange Admiss ion. 50e. Trains foot
Barclay or Christopher 81 At $50 and ~: l0-Ads.
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BowlIag 0ossap.

The opening games OF the whse,nsn's Bovliax
League s<riss will commence this evening.
meeting viii be held this week BY the clubs rolling
at Arlington Hall. Brooklyn. 10 arrange for tourns.
On Thursday evening the Arlington League tourua.
mtnt will open. The Manhattan Bicycle clubs team
will play the Arlington League Clab.
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XSSshau

s. s. Fl. ii. ss Z. 1 .s; . Gu :
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Refefee--A Johnson Of faM River. CDpires-For
histes Mr. Bruce Q. the Inse!e.: Tor brooklyn- III.
ne Ansriea1 Association Gop tie sss.een the SoE.
uled for saturday BY the latter BY forfeit the
N0npareils failing to put In An Appearance.
The side Shamrocks and the Sons OF Erin rave
hesstal Of football under rules
the presence Of nearly 1000 SPECTATOR The kick OF
WAS made by the shAtnrocks NJ O'Clock. and for
being kicked Several timss LoPtcn and PsIks Of the
nents' goal posts 6oalkeeper Hanan saeeessfully
ssted heir eorta the Eams for the Sons Of Erin
in me fsttls and y VS. due 70 their sanrts that
territory Johnny ferney was aivays on hand TO hei3
drive the leather back assu the end Of the hour
the referee called time and decided tie game draw
The teams lined up Is follows:
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sn,rs rstst, pSv on aais a. rfth Avenue Hotel
snyder, in New York; At Kins'a MAstsrss and Cree
cent Athletic Club House In Brooklyn.-Ads.
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The fourth nisnts in The united bevine eiuhs
special tournament we're rolled At wAhA Ala Hail last
night me oid Bovsry Club faiisd 70 appear. eonse
f,rst GsmeHTs!senS eiep-H,iier ie; ssnmsn,. a.:
EnsekinE. 81; EnssikinS. 90: Roos Is: IAehsa 10:
See.nd Game. Tuesday ansrpoon.Iriisch. 90:
20; Br.unsr. Is Grasn.aer jr 10: Nou IS Total ISL
Third Gsme-onkel Brassis-yespe. IS: stfuye, 70:
mann. 50: Newman. 81. Total Ill
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me Unity Cub held ladies' prise bowling eonsess
thursday evening. rhs nrst pff1e vas von BY Aiss
Rose. and Kiss r. Joass Won the sseoad pftse. m
scorea
co. Miss r Plant 20: Mas c. Wolf Isl Miss A. Walderl
~ S5: NJ y AZ, ~: LIS yonsS ~: Ss \ nuM
waller. 70: l.ss S. Beck. 81: Mis- Oppsnheinsf. "a
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tournament II A. foilowS:
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n. rscsr q ,ss .iun. q .as in'sreiuS tournsmen'

TIE in the Brooklyn nstonai sment 10
Increasing s the games progress The standing Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02

Experts with The Shotgun.


and Loud q the Atlantic Rod and Gun CUB So strS.
IS on the Atlantic grounds.
ar z Gsrrison and Q; Eshsr have i, twice and
Another match as twenty-five btrds each. twenty
eight gard. rse Huriinshsm r1Isa will Be shot b-
70 . rna NJ sso q &c On ss ~ az ts 70.
Emerald Gun Club shoot At Dexter Park.
From the talk .%enx the sho9t.r. IN the Fun clubs
Viii not last after this ssason. Tnsy say there ~
enough sood else, Loas lsand % form ssA
NOS have TO 80 70 New Jersey 70 shoot
Another match ss.-ssa .esa aissess Of the Hsva,t
SSs ciaS az q e q: Ie.a, IAN oss
sr.Hns for he Wet to stay month deer shooting in
some spo il the voods sround Grsres.nd ana ssser.
head Hay Dr.. Schwartz Of the Iountain Gun Club X.
fro.pees Hesht. Gun CAB have made sa.h BAG dsr.
ing tie past week.
sr,roS .scs.in. By he Italian. I, no. rife .,0ans
red s . in aSa ff s sr. ss ,ss
in a direct Line for the spsrro.s 70 teed on
in January. The club Won tse danced b.dss At he
:Ra L. asss club
SHOOTING HxTrRxs OF rx1 VIE
NondAy-wareriey Gan Club blle roeks. Dexter Park.
rpesd.y.s.ssest.fss Shooting. live hsrds and blue
haitian Cen Club. live birds and blus
g. fD ssaS ss s a rs5 as
rSes. .. Dexter rark Prospect Heights Gun Cab slus
AZ The 0nsis Kinks
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JrEIspiT'Oy.

The League shau take Jurisdiction the follow ma
sposts and pasiimes but only may s
own member: Archery, baseball billiards boatinr.
sro2ast ero.scountry running cyeins fencing foot
ball eymnAstics hammer IN wing handba lee boat
ing. Jumping lacrosse Lawn tennis polo. pool quota
rsequeta riding running shooting shot buttins shue
board skating swimming tugs u war. vaultipg walk.
ING. weight throwing. wrestling. and yachting.
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First-EAeh club shall be entitled have hree repre-
septAtves to the honorable Board Of Governors
but one vote, One OF the three shall be member
the Board and the remaining shall alternate.
their representative.
second-The Board OF Governors shall he composed
OF one representative from each club lemyer u the
league.
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1lckey LA0nonl vn0 hA9 O9eo ma SnfeS weekA
the ben fsssSsrvsishs pi.ysr IN ths Sssfsss-
rmAss1fnA. Nov. Line rtsran hsnlbau eosr. on
Carpenter street vas nllsd to-day With The mem bars
and Guess Of that yoang and
yss contest q sSs Old iisk a. Sssvs:s ceosSs
NeGoanisis and TIE Veteran Hairless q FHiiaisiph.
e: sc: s Z s ss s sS
ever Nth the payen ysgs Major jobs csGmody. James
1s,eoim. ssd John nsEyoy me- I..sh ~ fatty
vas:
Harrison and necennisie. ....-.3l Is q q lo-e
Hanley and CoIytns- .............1 II II ID 2l-S6
Referee and Maxksr-y.J O'Br1sn-
x: sssaa s..s ~ In he sFosn Hand
Roy s Z Sss s, .ss. =. NJ
mag. Re seoss:
leEvoy and rtlGsraid. .............13 II Is ln-5S
Several matches yers nsaA Prssidsat oBriea and
.sd Hs5or cssnsd1 Is. rs q svs s.nSs .sd jim
ns sd ): =; m * ssS
Jesn AeEvey - ytndsp ths visit sisted that be
would WAGER 500 % e16 that william Courtney ooeld
eiys any Eayer IN Phadslphia ten aees . game and
b.rstas ne n.sts. xtn q sonsids.sd n ne 9aaLsn
Gold medals 70 fros cogIins ahd james Duane Jr for
their victory over Boyle And 1eArdls tine ago.
AnstAer Valuable Neg fse New Ysrk Ke.-
aela.
he Prineeas Florence. Q stately q. Bernard from
England. arrived yesterday the steamship AHrania
she purchased for the View York ST. Bernard Ken
neis for 5000 she year. old. % inches in height
a the shouisr. and weisSs 100 pounds she has Won
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AZ The 0aeis Kinks.

On election dav aroi. eranss yin unity
OF witnessing sterling contest old
Who skied in the bus.ness The rivals ut be John
ssorOek and Tom Deuhurss ne battle v:u be for SIS
si1e. distance Is yards II viii be decided Dick
whites rink In South Brooklyn.
John NeRsr.and's change Of rssidene. from Brook.
lyu TO Newark has been productive ~ good resrlts
match fog s1S sid., open to $50 side. IA, been
Of Newark ne contest will be decided At Newark %
Saturday Nov. IA AeLA-en it Is said. Is pitching in
winning form.
The Newark and kearny quois clsbs were pit;sd
Axaiast each other for sseopd time Saturday a.
Prank WARTS Cosmopolitan Park. East Newark. New.
ARK Won the mrs. match BY as points but In thi.
stAnce keaYuy turned the tables and by n
me third and deciding viii be pitched sstur
Al Dick Whites grounds yesterday Tom Dewhurst
and James Frame OF the kearny Quot Z. ub played
Fame ~ points up Of Is yards The kearny man led
BY several poiuts At half game. tnt thea the eItrA
.seish Of quote told ana he analy beaten
by seore ot Al 10 ~. Frame pitched with nd
9sStt and uncie Tommy ased his fAvSrite i-peanis.
Joan seYarAnd sas Nhitsr Tor frame. and I'm
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Mig Athletic Rssy Oeeht 20 se Gev.
esres-The C1ss~ thss Are ExPecses -
seeeAe mos the \. A. r.-Whst seere-
tsry Sullivan ass A. q. Mills Have 70 ssy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
Sons of ST. George.


In answer to the call for English
men in the late issues a goodly num-
Der met at the residence of Mr..
Saunders, Il Kukui street. The fol
lowing officers were elected pro TEN.
J. Saunders, President, 4. G. Fisher,
Secretary, and r. B. Ellis, Treas
urer.
After a genial discussion, it was
unanimously voted that q lodge OF
the Sons OF st. George should be
organized and the application for
charter sent to San Francisco A
committee OF seven was appointed
to carry on the organizing while
waiting for the charter. Committee:
J. Saunders, a c. Fisher, r. B. Ellis,
T. Wright, ". Dunn, Jos. Tinker, g.
c. Crick. Il was unanimously voted
shat the name of the lodge be the
Capt. Cook Lodge "a most ap-
pr0Driate name. The committee
meets at the above named place next
Monday night at s P. N, when the
committee viii be glad to receive all
applicants The application for the
charter carries twenty-ene names,
surely q gOod start IN the formation
OF the branch. Following are the
names Of tie applicants: A. Churchill
Fisher, Richard Gaylord, I. Wright,
L. F. Hu ghes, H. Burgess, W. W.
Wright, Il Wright, A. Willows, j.
Tinker, W. Dunn, a. Dunn, j. How
ard. Thos. Newcastle, G. g. Crick, w.
c. Roe. III. E. Jarrett, G. Taylor, &.
B. Ellis, II. Holmes, II. Standen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
FoREIGS JURY.

The Queen vs.. All Yum; unlawful
possession sof opium. Appeal IRON
Police Court Of Honolulu Rosa and
Magoon Tor defendent.
The Queen vs. Young Quai; assault
and battery.
The Queen vs.. Chang Sang; embezzle-
ment. Appeal from Police Court OF
Honolulu. kaulukou Tor defendant.
The Queen vs.. Jos Libornio; assault
and battery with q weapon.
The Queen vs.. 7. E. Evans; unlawful
possession OF opium. Appeal from Police
Court Of Honolulu. Peterson Tor defend
ant.
The Queen vs.. An Ton; unlawful pos
session Of opium. Appeal from Police
Court Of Honolulu. Davidson for de-
fend2nt.
The Queen vs.. Ataka, Aloi and Ava
maintaining lottery. Appeal from Police
Court OF Honolulu Peterson for de-
PENDANT
The Queen ". Wal Lam false person
atom.
The Queen Is. Al Coon; unlawful
possession Of opium. APPEAL from Police
Court OF Honolulu -Neumann for de-
fendant.
The Queen vs.. An Yon, All Tung and
All See: unlawful possession OF opium.
Appeal from Police Court OF Honolulu.
Peterson for defendants
The Queen vs.. Lau Kin Chew and i've
others; murder
The OueeH We. Samuel Britton; gnlIw-
ful possession OF opium. Appeal from
Police Court Of Honolulu.
The Queen Is Che Wal; perjury
The Queen vs. D. l. Huntsman ;
libel.
The Queen Us. An Lum; assault with
dangerous weapon. Appeal from Police
Court OF Honolulu Davidson for de-
fendant.
The Queen vs. Angee; perjury, lst de-
gree. Ashford for defendant
The Queen vs.. All Hung; perjury, Ist
decree. Ashford for defendant
The Queen Us. Wong Wal; assault
and battery. Appeal from Police Court
Of Honolulu. Kaaukai for defendant.
VIM. Wallace Us. E. Hutchinson ct al. ;
case. Neumann for plaintiff; Whiting
for defendant
II. Ludlof vs.. ?. Neber & I. ID.
Truschler; trespass on the case, NeQ-
mann for plaintiff; Ashford Tor defend
ant
E. De Herblay rs. 5. Norris; assumP-
sit. decentralization for plalntI1; ;
Hatch for defendant
r. Oliver vs.. Hawaiian Gazette Co
tort Whiting-Neumann for plalntlH (;
Hatch for defendant
Wong Heen rs. Che Sui Lai; dam
age. Appeal from Police Court Of Homo
Inlu Davidson Tor plaintif-aPpellant
Castle for defendant
Frederick Harrison vs.. E. J. O'GradT
assumpsit. Hatch for plaintiff; Rose Tor
defendant
". Woodruf vs. All Kai Kou; eject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
JuIy Term. Beginning Monday,
July o, 1901.

Mr.. Justice Dole presiding. W. A.
Whiting, Attorney-General; c. Creigh-
ton, Deputy Attorney-General.
Court will open at 10 a. N. Tor pre-
limiL ey business. Hawaiian Jurors
attend at P. NJ, and foreign jurors when
notified
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
Nrm aNprrtisrmrnts.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining "Uncalled For" i'm the Gen.
eral Post once, Honolulu, Juno
so, 1891.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
Oahu College Examinations.

The following students have sue
cessfully passed the entrance exam
nations to Oahu College: Wm-Beck-
ley, ". n Buchanan, VIM T.
Castle, Jr., Arthur Douse, Annie
Forbes, Bernice Halstead, Norman
HaIstead, Eugene Horner, Louis
Homer, Henry A Jaeger, James
Jaeger, Edw. W.Laine, Debbie Lyle,
DAVID Lyman, Esther Lyman, Carl
Maertens, Linda Parmenter, Charles
Rice, William Il Rice, DR., Clifton
Tracy, Eta Wilcox More are ex-
pected at the opening OF the Fall
Term on Monday, September It'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
leIOllS

|n|#||NI
AtkU3MI
1
e /
gurailng nd
nrf, dznaruE.
EuEln
scng 0&
D betuR a.
&lnmd A.
On abHiuh#
ba nsh.r|
nnspo-a
,odmdasr
ANs -
t@tinhE4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07

The Chinese laborefs to arrive at
Mahukona, Hawaii, VIII be attended
to by Mr. j. S. Smithies. of that
place, who has been appointed tenn
porarily By the Board of Health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07

ton, Deputy AItOFue'N -delieA''@'
Court will open at 10 A. N. Tor pre-
limiL ev business. Hawaiian Jurors
attend at I'm, and foreign Jurors when
notified.
HAWAIIAN JURY
The Queen y. KahAnu; disorderly
conduct. Appea. from Police Court Of
Honolulu. Kane Tor defendant.
The Queen ". Y. Fernandez; larceny
third degree. Appeal from Police Court
OF Honolulu. Rosa COR defendant.
The Queen -. Luj Self; larceny third
degree. Appeal from Police Court Of
Honolulu. RoSa-haulukou for defend
ant.
The Queen vs. Lui Sell; larceny third
degree. Appeal from Police Court OF
Honolulu. haulukoG Tor defendant.
The Queen vs.. Chas, Mitchell and
James Olalau: obs;ruc;ing and pervert-
ing Justice. Appeal from Police Court
of Honolulu. hauiukOu Tor defendants.
The Queen y. Manu-; selling liquor
without license. Appeal from Police
Court OF Honolulu kaulukou for de-
PENDANT
The Queen ". Manu-; keeping lodg.ug
house without license. Appeal iron
Police Court Of Honolulu. Kaulukou for
defendant.
The Queen vs.. Hama w. unlawful
possession of opium. Appeal from Police
Court OF Honolulu. Hauiukou Tor de-
PENDANT
The Queen ". Napoiiona: larceny
fourth degree. Appeal from Police Court
of Honolulu. haulukou for defendant.
The Queen V. helIiauweuweu; prac-
ticing medicine without license. Appeal
from Police Court Of Honolulu. haGlu-
kou for defendant.
The Queen vs.. hal2kahuna; larceny
third degree. Appeal from Police Court
Of Honolulu Rosa for defendant.
The Queen VS.. hapelied; assault and
battery. Appeal from Police Court OF
Honolulu.
The o. vs.. John L Bush; libel.
Ashford Ashford for defendant.
d. X. hukea Y. J. KeAhi; ejectment.
Holokahiki for Plaintiff.
Hama W. ct al. vs.. HOOnSna; eject
ment. Rosa for plaintiff.
MIXED JURT.
;. A. Macy ct al vs.. W. K. Castle
case. Neumann-PeterSon for plaintiffs
Hatch for defendant.
Wong Leong vs.. ). E. Pierce, Admin
istrator Bolster Estate and Caroline Boil
ster: covenant. Castle for plaintiff
Creighton for defendant, administrator.
Lukela kaaimanu VS.. Tai Hln2; as
sumpsit. Appeal from decision OF Judd,
c.. at Chambers. Kane for plaintiff
Rosa for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chin Kan Quou VS. c. i. Hopkins
case. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff
Peterson for defendant.
Elk. Nahaolelua ct al. vs.. G. Il. Rose
ct al; ejectment. Achi-JOhuson tol
plaintiffs; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for de
PENDANTS
H. F. Bartelmann vs.. L. A Thurston
ct al. executors; assumpsit. Hatch fo1
plaintiff; Thurston & Frear Tor defend
ants
A. Lopez vs.. VI. kaiaikswaha ct al
ejectment. Magoon for plaintiff; Ash
ford & Ashford for defendants.
Ksnamu vs.. c. B Wilson; trespass
Ashford K Ashford for plaintiff.
Assnitsna VS.. E. kshOoyal ct a.
eiectment. Ashford < Ashford Tor plain
tiff.
/. A. Thurston VS.. J. E. Bush; tres
pass on the case. Carter Tor plaintiff
Ashford & Ashford for defendant.
F. Wundenberg vs.. ]. E. Bush; tres
pass on the case. Carter Tor plaintiff
Ashford < Ashford for defendant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07
Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all Its branches.

Steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines Boilers.
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built eonplsss,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded whsn al
Yigable.
ETEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con
structed with reference to the trade IN which
they are to be employed. Speed. tonnage and
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plsns. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected herewith.
WATER PIPE, Of Boiler or sheet Iron, Of any
size, made IN suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and pscfsd
for shipment, ready to be rivsted on The
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIYETING, Boiler Work and UEtsx
Pipes made by this estab lishmcnt. Tivsted By
hydraulic xivetiRg machinery, that quality Of
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORN, Ship and Steam Capstans, steam
Winches, AR and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans
EOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pseiar
Coast OF the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation OF
city works purposes, built with the eslebrAtss
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any othss
pump.
Room No. ,. upstairs, sprseksls' Bloch.
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