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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
MORE FIELDERS REQUIRED.
From The Chica 20 Mail.


Tac last time Colonel Moses p. Handy was N fila-
delphia he RECALLED the Clover Club boys WIN uat o'
old story about Manager StetsOn's determination 10
reproduce the Passion Play OF Obcrammeferlu III
america With forty apostles" For some una.
able reason the colonel negcc ted to add the cohIaloh
piece 10 that yarn and il Is very brief It's Appearance
here may b. pardoned perhaps. ~ !.
A few wears ago Warner, the safe 'nre man, W
eided - branch out upon new lnc OF Advertising lie
rsyc ono OF his eutcnans carte blanche 20 hire hrs
class bsse',al club The BOYS were TO wear neat UNI
forms bearing across the breast the wod. rhIe u'
and the team 10 he known as til" Whrn'f 'Iup.,
The PLAYERS were or gagged and equipped ana sCncu
lie Of games was arranged Tor tour throueh >cM
York and pehnsylvanii. The opening game OF
the ser,es was played at home with club from
Cnfao No admission fee was charged ana
an Immense crowd IN attending. IN tne
middle OF the afternoon Mr. Warner strolied 0nt 10 NC
rronnds 10 see hove the game was Irogresslle; llt
knew absolutely nothing about baseball ana coid hot
Tell the difference between umpire and f"ii lhH
INT wnon he entered the grand stand his eve caught
sight OF a great blackboard bearing the legend
BuGalos.. ---.....''-' q i q
Tho visitors were nj u. bat and one after ano,Hcf
would step up - the plate. Knock lle b,, "| ord
sioht and CAV, trOt around the bases while INC cowu
gvei lie ovcrworked Warner fielder. VINO Iau hca''S
Pun their legs of chlsing the flying ,pL"i' ,.o -
Mr. Warner grew excited. lic ni1 iio' I'i" w."
knowledge Of aseball o. Know that MS Jclh WI H.
ing most ncrcilessly slaughtered. We Srt Ioi VIC
man TO whom he had Entrusted the w0IE OF Organizing
The club ,, o. -, - ,,,h do
Won call this, anyway You haven't hired ciousa
men ,ell YOU. You can't expect osr three men Oh,
there 10 stop all tn Ais that l;notked t"Wnir
them Get sOne right away mi al lei,s,
three more ZEN light out there III the fcid never
mind the expenses I'll pay for everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, March 81 p. nl.-COttOn-h = 90
Niddiine 3 3.4d The sales Of the day incuded o,1oo
bales American. .,,,,, ,.,, mid
ding cIanse March delivery. 3 43.e4d buyers, harn
IND priI delivery, 43-64d buyers April ana MH.
daIivery 3 45-04d sellers; May and June denver,
2 4sGad sellers June and July delivery. 3 d go
buyers July and August delivery 3464a3 o2-oa 90
scn,c,nber delivery, 3 6O-64 buyers september ana
October delivery. G004d buyers,
GaIv.sion March 5-Cotton ST. ady middling. q ] &c
low middIng. sc. good ordinary. 7-IGc net ana
gross receipts 226 bales sales, l.OU bales s'och'
Norfolk. March 5.-Cotton dull; middling. 0.3c'
net and gross receipts go bales sHgSs , eoas'"o'
Neworleans. March 5.-Cotton easy mlddl'ng:
I-2c low middling. 8 7-sc; good ordinary; 3oc.
NET r~ceptx 1914 bales. gross receipts, SLY ialcs
exports coastwise 1899 bales; sales, $500 bales;
savannah March 5-Cotton steady; middliDg, l2c
low rniddling 1sc; good ordinary. 31c net ana
gross receipts 2777 bales exports 10 the Continent
Loo ssles sales, $50 bales; stock, 1865 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Refined oil was dull but unchanged at GAO ceh,S
per gallon I'm barrels nuk. $50 cents in New YORK
quotations being points lower at Philadephia ana
IIal;imorr, and $50 celtS In cases. Crude was re-
duced points In barrels 10 30 cents and 10 points
IN bulk to 3.I5 cents. Washington crude was reduced
10 points 10 ; % cents In barrels and points to 2'o
cents per gallon IN bulk. Naphtlm was unchanged at
$50 cents. -.,o 81,
Foreign quotations unchanged at IL La 10 -
franc, per 100 kilos at Antwerp and > 3-d1 '-loh
per Imperial gallon In London AZ Bremen there was
a decline OF points to $50 marks per 30 kiloS
OH CIV Penn. Mar. 5-Naiiops Transit certificates
opcncd 50Ac highest, Joac: owc-t j9s.c; closed 6b2c
sales, 30 900 btls clraianccs. 7oVo Dds; shipments
81 .COt Dbl, 16ti bbl.. .. =.
pIti-buiu Penn. Mar J-l'etfocum more active: M
tona Transit crrticas opened j9'c closed at 3occ
highest 5g,,c: lowest. sac. m
opened al ioi-c closed 59iac highest, 49, lowest.
J9asc; clcarlnce-. 10000 Dds
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pt..opEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIvotnool March J. D. m-Berf-Uollors Offer freely.
Pok-liodefs orcr spasinVIy. llam>iiodefs Offer mod
erat.lv u1ron- Holders Orrr spnrngly Cumberland cut.
about z, ~ 70 n arm nc 3Ss short rib about - H. firm NJ
Us sd; long clear middle about - u. firm A. BIS
mod, rltey. Taliow-IlOdcrs on"r
freely Tdrpenunc- liddcrs oaer m9dcratcly ko'ln-
futnr.s- nIdets ol,rr moderately What-liodcrS Offer
moderately; No red winter steady at IS I'D Flour
offer moderately; mixed Western spot stady az Is I'D
stsady at IS id Hop, at London-facinc Coa't-old-rN
ar no;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
II. \. BOGERr Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorney, - - =, c,.
q TpREWE COURT OF TIE STATE OF

9 UPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
.rv .5t Field widow Of yk-d %' e Sd' d.
c1s-Sd individually and sOle .xeegtrX o. the last VIII
fa%a jay" psSsr SsSv 1l Ssasd
SsS %sEi'% Ss ] 1917 .oS SSS;
%JlS STi a hs Tssd lucy a Lee HSsOGs w &Ss
dcaS Arthur Remington Robert formerly Arthur Rem
MSSSan HG IssS% NJ Street, aa
S SHnS Ms' I roy and nO Herman 5 Leroy husband
s Moss9 AND om Sr KcaTGS S Susan Watt
ti tS' and Annie iS@sssn STREET chdmn q ad Lasy
n Post. ana un %'' Etn aSS ro Posi-,
I'D AS 4 s"S and saS G Henry sO Nor
gan, juror and Charles MOTgSn gnie Children en-, Of n said
Wood D Schrnck n.r husband NATHALIE p; {. s;hensk
Mathew MSs"" o % op asM ' Mcssn Bcs
Belmont and A%FSst E Sf aid 6@ sse 81
AMI August .moot; Edward Moran junior son OF aid
E a M MSsn% Ga@ N a William osan
aud Joanna H. Mosn md VIZ n"a 'Si as W M1
2os,a sads I'D a.' %s%H @a% E NS5
louis Law0 Ira, nrr " p and And Am esS Moan Moan
nm d2He is sa 6 NH LSu o a h'qs o. IE my
M MSTaa and ii 81 S SiT cfa" a1c+Ssd vie William
p S md rSsa Ms an % ' S
e nnd S , ' win i ard Of M, H'
Morgan deceased and substituted trustee under the lust
T ant S1Gr to- ct a s viii and TS %n a'S
Nor,lu deceased formerly Lucinda NJ. Fly. and George
d. Forest Iod executor VI the lat Will ana 1Staurnt
NJ III, sad Lucinda Morgan, deceased. Defendants. 1ral
desired CITY and County OF Ncw-York Third Sup
pcmfn tll summons.
rt formerly Arthur Remington Morgan Charlie. Lee Rob
ert formerly Chorl.- lee MOrgan), Annie Livingston
st.ect daughter OF hr said Lucy NJ. and william y:
street: Raymond belmont son o. the said BESSIE n and
Angus Hllmont Joanna IL Morgan, wife OF william
r. MORGAN J. Joanna \. Morgan. Dudley Sed"n Nor.
n and Ethcllnda Augusta Williams Morgan children OF
tha said last named William Il Morgan ana Joanna H.
his wife Helen Dorothy Moran Helen Morgan Firth, and
trns,c, under the last viii and testament OF Lucinda Nor
can decea scd formerly Lucinda NJ. Ely ana George de
Forest executor Of the last VIII and testament
OF the said Lucinda Morgan deceased;
complaint and the INST, second and third supplemental
complaints in this action, and TO serve copy ~ your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
thu service this exclusive OF the day OF serY
VIII be against you by default for the
ic. demanded IN the complaint
hat Vi february 9th. 1892.
WILLIAM JAY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and postonce addr - 4S WAL street. New-Nork
II. The dcf,rdants Charles Lee Role Joanna II.
Morgan wife Of william Il. MORAN. IT,. Joanna \. Mcr
an Dncley Sold Morgan tthelinda Augusta Williams
m" foregoing summers is served upon you " pubc,.
tim nuruant o. an order Honorable George H. Ingr
hmm one Justices OF the supreme Court OF the state
OF NowYcrk dgtd the 18th day OF February. 1So2, nd
flied thr third -upplnnenta complaint IN the once
- Inc CLERK Of the AMI County OF NewYOrk. az the
House. In The CITY County ana state OF NcW'hok
Dated February - 49,. 80, ,,,-.,. ...
ONCE and postofcc address 4S Wall Street New'fork
City New.York.
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THE SITE OF TRADE.

Boston, March 5.--The markets are Without mate,iai
change. Recclpts-Four. 1000 bbis, o..oo sam. nn
corn II 600 bush oats 30 900 bush shorts. % TONS
buffalo March 5Good INQUIRY for sRfns ac WHO c"s
ing a o8 CSC; 5000 bush No. northern ut y. So
1900 bush d. at ~ lee 120oO bush do at oSc clos,
ing at ~ 3.oc cars No northern nj w ooC cWsInp
~ on asc winter wheat lower; sales. cars No red
al 80 i2c No. white At Csc; o ear 90 ,,,p a.
81 I2e Corn firm; offerings lIght demand inir =;
yellow at 47c; cars No at 4" i2c' ear , No :,
white at 80 lac; cars 40 at 40 g Oa,S 'teuy
clipped at 80 I-2a37c; cars No. . white at "a e
NO mixed. 80 la 3fc asked Harley weak, steS,
Ia 900 bnsh sample Canada at SOC; 10000 bu.h fnr
sample Western OF 5oc No. = Western, o. l.2ao3c
asked Ryc-No. >. 94c asked on track flonr q,uc'
and vrcok: hest sprng 9jd p TO- do winter. ~ %"
So IS rye nonr Is % Miliecd finn coarse , Winter
bran, sis 80; do spring ~ - KccePtS o h"s
eHinmcnts-Whcat 90 600 bush corn 5000 bush
chicago March 4.-The leading futucs ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Lat week, certificate option speculation was a. dnli
and unlnteic,iing ~, usual som.whai afS.r rsC, ,
Prices were on a slightly higher level, and the close
was moderately firm. \ trivial ncrcnS" IN interest
took place ~ The stock Exchange, but prices were not
disposed 10 follow the options. -
The range of prices and the total dealings IN "a,
tlonol Transit certificates AZ the stock Exchange and
The CONSOLIDATED Soch and Petroleum Exchange for the
ln,i tNn weeks were as follows:
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on American standard o; classiflca.
STAINED.
J. Low Mlddline...... ga


Good OdInary....... A. Low Middnp........' 5is
Strict Good Ordinary a. Mddling ...........G GIG
The trading was purely local, less than 0OO0 bales
changing hands. There weak OPENING and prices
subsequently declined 3ai points, heavy and lower
Liverpool accounts which led to long sellinc lhe
which few local shorts covered I9s brought about
reaction. and the close steady months being
unchanged while late declines recovered most 0f the carly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
Ceaal Notices.
~ IETY.FIRST STREET.-Court Of Common

IL IFTY. FIRST STREET-C0urt Of Common
i Pleas for the city aud County OF New rSrA'-Thre
Nrw.York Life Insu ance Company against Thomas T.
Toran and othtrs-Artiou 40. 3.
In Iorsuauce OF judgment OF foreclosure aud sale;
duly made and entered In III" above entitled action and
hearing dete the eighteenth day of February ls02 the
ndarslcncd Tho referee said Judgment named, VIII sell
lion Rooms Limited Nos. .? to % Liberty street ~ me
iIv m New yot on the eighteenth day VI March 1897.
AZ 10 o'clock noon by Richard V. IIarnet Company;
auctionrs the premises In said judgment: mentioned ana
therein descrbet' as folows. TO Wit:
All that certain lot Of land. situate IN the CITY OF New.
the ,orth side of Fifty frat street two hundred qua
nfty feet vest of the southwest corner Of lftNnf.t
street and Tenth avenue; and running thence south
parallel With Tenth avenue, one hundred fet nNe inches
thence west parallel with Fifylrst street twenty-five
f"e,, thence north parallel with Tenth avenue. one
street and thence east aoug the same twenty-five feet TO
the point Of beginning. - ,,,, ,eoo
Dated New. York, lclrlnry =iitIhj S'-' crn.,t.v
FREDERICK g. GEpNEf,
II. \. IOGERT. h'ei'''
Nos. ~ and 90 Nassau street Nc"'fork cry
y pursuance of an order Of Hon. RASTuS D.
i RANSOM Surrogate Of the city aud County OF New.
kNoce f. hereby gwen = I'll persons ha INK clhia
anainst Peter n Bcn late " III" city ~ Now orh
deascd to present the with NoLc - h'"0 TO w.
subscrllcr AT pacc OF transactng business NJ 20 iht
in The city Of NowNOrS. on 81 before the lOt
day ~ August next ma. H., -, r.,,.... ,c,,
D''ou '''" VIM. y O'BHlEN, I ,,.o.
p Il. WELLER I Executors
T. T. O'BKIEN ENecuriN.
If MALCOLM, Auornev for Executors.
- ~ Cninbers.st, New.YoTk.
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C,TANDARD THEATRE.
Cegdl Notices
II IFPY-FIRST STREET.-Court Of

t. IFTY-FIRST STREET.-Court Of Common
New.York Life Insurance Company against Thomas h.
Foran aud others.-Actlon no. =. , 49,, -.
duly node and ensesd in se a6pys Sn;sd ss.on ah S
S SSds %St tie TIE FesssHi s ar
al public auction the Rcd Estate Exchange and Auc-
tod Iocs Imiici No. 50 70 % Liberty street ia the
at II O'Clock noon. by Richard Y. Iiarnet Company;
sacoar, Me pryml;,ss in laid Judgment mentioned and
ali that c,ain lot Of land situate City OF New
no. ofN soa aa ss Of Fft.r, street two hnndied and
twenty-five OF the southwest corner OF Fy.hrs
street and Tenth avenue; and running thence enc, south
thence west parallel with frylrst street Twenty-Five
icot; thence north parallel Win Tenth ayeage Sas
hundred feet NE inches the south side Of Ffy-hist
ana thence east along tr same, twenty-five iect 10
'' u,I.'i Nrw.9orK FEBRUARY oith 1892.
II. \. BoGERT Referee
No- .; ard 30 Nassau street. New.York City:
EIFTY FIRST STREEr.-Cour Of Common
i Pleas for the CITY and County OF New-York.-The
NowYork Life Insurance Company against Thomas L.
Toran and other,.-Actloa No. I.
In pursuance OF judgment of forrcosure and sale;
barln@ dat the eighteenth day Of February 1892. the
thu rctcre IN SAID udgment NAMED wiz sell
t Rom Limited Nos 80 to 81 Liberty street, in the
CIV II Ncw.York the eight, enth day Of March lc9-
ut IL o'clocA noon BY Richard V. liarnett Company
auctioneer. the premises IN sad Judgment mentioned aud
therein described -. follows. TO VIZ a.. c. -, xo,
All that ccrtn lot Of land, situate In The CITY on New.
YORK and boIn1Td a. follows, Beginning at point on
south side OF Fittyrrt str,t Two huh ls sne
,tre,. and Tenth avenue; and running thence south,
parallel with Tenth 9venue 9ns hundred zee. n.y.
rect: thence north parallel with Tenth avenue. one
hnndr,d feet I'VE inches the south side u Fntytst
street ana THENCE cst along the same twenty-five feet To
the p pGig' S 8, orE, February gath 1892
FREDERICK u. GEDNEY
n nOGERr Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
- BERGEN, ~ J.-RacIng every day rain or shine.
First D. Boats from Barclay, Jaw, Chrtso.
pher. 18th and i2d sts. connecting with direct .
track. 8. WHITEHEAD. Secretasys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

1892. 1891.
Crop movement: Bales. Eulo..
Visible supply GS3 $40 3520G42
Receipts. 12l.S 11Osl5
Exports b. Great Britain. days. Gi,Jj0 7o3li
Exports - France. days. q 800 L245
Exports Continent. days..-.... 42.S24 G3O OIL
Exports Channel. days ...... 1896
Stock I'm New-Iork IN licensed
houses counted day...-............ 12i 1915
In other places estimated. l06l2
Total stock in New-Y ok. bv running
Sock all United States ports. 160.101 $50
Liverpool kilograms - D. m-Rcceipts 900 bales
Of which American. il 900 bales. Sales 1000 bales
Of which for speculation and export 1000 bales American
5000 bales. Spot market, IN buyers favor; Middlng
Uplands 3s4d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

warehouse deliveries since March /, 1892 NcwNo
3S7 bags Baltimore. 81 bags; New.Orlcans, 2jli
bags; total, 43,6G2 bags.
CoTToN-FOr prompt delivery ruled Very dun Of
l.l6c decline. Slcs. IS bales for consumption Re-.
lales this day last week. and 1900 bales THIS last
VeaF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Last Matinees Thursday and saturday, Up. IN.
Monday eyrnng March IA, new local comedy.
adapted the French for the Lyceum Theatre b.
Elizabeth Marbury, entitled
MERRY GOTHAM,
MEiatY GOTHAM
While Is can % obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
THE PETROLEUM MARI Ell.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There are no new developments in the petroleum
situation and the statistics continue 10 be eehelhHy
bcari,h. The month Of February closed with lh'rea>-
Ing runs and diminishing deliveries thereby raising
the daily average excess OF runs. The incomplete
figure, for last month indicate that the Increase III net
stock, will Approximate 100000 barrels The di'F
average Of nm, WAS - $50 blrcs against an average Of
80 7o2 barrels In February. lo3l '34Oo barItl' IN
l-go. d7lOO barrels in i-sg and i3,Is7 barrel, in
February. less The deliveries have averaged '1''1
barrels against daily average Ot 1I,i'- barrels IN
February 1-9l ~ .VO4 baips IN 1890, el,b12 barrel,
An I--ii. and = JJI barrels In February, l777 INC
charter, have averaged 4J.D3:i barrcS. agn, J717'
barrel. I'M February. l-HI; 27o}G barrels Ia l-"O,
40 OOs barrel, ~ ls-9 ana 4,3j barrels IN February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Cincinnati March 5-Flour easy. Wheat easier:
No red otc Receipts 200 x. sus % , .s"S oats
rarely Steady 10 . mixed 80 l-oa:3c. Rye duh
80 . s0f PORK quiet 81 70 bacon s l% r q a@ so
Wbskev steady sales l42 barrels OH basls VI IA.
iutter steady. sugar stronger Eggs easier lie.
Cheese. light demand.
Niuneannl,s NI,u March 5-Thc adjournment of
the Chamber Of Commerce at no n today 10 htend
~ J. Sawycrs funeral affected me iJc'li ihrrest III
nearly all conditions fnvorlne the bear SIDE business
was very dull May opened - "-ic, l,sc ahaer last
Tie only bulsh news OF The daY was 'hc S'c ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

ENco.s
Runs llN.r.,> nun. Charters.
Total llis Ju2 ,Sl 2lS2 as i.9.g73 1923 O1J
Ny,r - d,, - so $3.50 1886 1898
The BucEc'c pipeline reports iot Febri! AZ iolgMs.
Runs. Deliveries. deliveries.
~. Ogt --i,
~. .., s D", - day JbOoJ u, f02 ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

TU-NIUIIT,
Fist production OF the tavcsty on Aubsrs
FRA DIAVOLO.
I ENOX LYCEUM, Madison-ave. and 59th-st
IL SECOND FOOD AND HEALTH EXPOSITION. I'm.
der auspices Of the New.Nork Retail Grocers' Union.
Cey OPENING THIS EVENING Al { O'CLOCK
,isso cent,
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freshed lately; number OF the
houses being newly painted III tasty
shades of olive.
Sheriff Hitchcock and DR.. Will
liams returned overland on Friday
from their labors in the Kona poison
ing case.
The doctor was over the kona
Coffee and Tea Co.'S plantation, and
reports everything looking in fine
order. The coffee is growing timely
and there are about five acres Of
fresh young tea ready to harvest in
the beginning of next year, and a
vigorous young nursery, Mr.. Miller
being very active in the management
of the concern, which at present has
a force of about fifty men, and the
prospects of the enterprise are very
good.
A fire occurred on Wednesday, the
26th, about noon, in the Honokaa
Sugar Mill, which resulted in the
destruction of the trash carrier be-
fore it could be got under. The fire
originated in some way from the fur
naces. No serious damage was done
and the delay will be temporary.
The Postmaster General and the
Wilder S. S. Co have the thanks of
this community for the delivery of
the Alameda's mail by the Claudine.
1t would have lain nine days in
Honolulu had this favor not been
extended.
Hilo, Oct. q, 1892
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auetion Sales.
BY JAS. f. MORGAN.
lIortgaget'S Notice Of Foreclosure

ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. provisions of a certain mortgage made
by DANIEL p. NAMAUU to Henry
Smith, Trustee, dated February 18th,
1891, recorded Liber 131, page 159, notice
is hereby given that the mortgage in
tends to foreclose the same for condition
broken, to-wit non payment of principal
and interest.
Notice is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from the date
of this notice, the property conveyed by
said mortgage will be advertised for sale
at public auction, at the auction rooms
of Jas. F. Morgan, in Honolulu, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of November,
1892, at II noon of said day.
go Further particulars can be had of
G.. w. ASHFORD, Attorney for the mort
gage.
Honolulu, October IL, 1892.
HENRY SMITH, Trustee,
Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
1st.-All those premises situated at Ka-
palama, Honolulu, more particularly
described in a deed from William G.
Achi to said Daniel P. Namauu, dated
January Z, 1891, and recorded in Liber-,
at pages.
2d.-Ali those premises situated at
Waikakuu, South Kona, Hawaii, more
particularly described in Royal Patent
3141 to Kekaula, containing an area of
22O acres, and conveyed by said Keka-
ula to NJ. K. Lumaawe, by deed recorded
in Liber So, at page 400, and by said
Lumaawe conveyed to said mortgagor, by
deed recorded in Liber 127, at page
| 329
3d.-All those premises situated at
Kaohe, s. Kona. Hawaii, more particu-
larly described in Royal Patent COOL, l..
G. Award 1884 to Kekaula, and conveyed
to said mortgagor by said deed Of
Lumaawe.
3199-11ta 1449-4t
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The Illustrated Tourists Guide

That popular work, "THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
go cents. ..
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The Daily ADVERTISER is deliver
ed bv carriers for so cents a month.
Ring up Telephones So. Now is
the time to subscribe.
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the doesn't out before You
harp the string and the tune too for that matter the
happens So Shoe all the round and it'll always
be fresh June blossom and in December as was in
harp the have but
excellence of So Shoe These Shoes footwear
proper and because they the
the wearing your Shoes your feet and to do
that buy So Shoe.
, 1892-03-19
A Celebrated Dog.

Wordsworth and Scott both celebrated
in their poems the famous old Gelert.
This dog, a deerhound, was given by
King John to his so~n-in-law Llewellyn,
who kept him at his hunting lodge, in
the neighborhood of the Welsh noun
tain Snowdon. Gelert was missed one
morning from the hunt by his master.
Llewellyn, upon his return to the lodge,
saw the dog, and discovered that its
mouth wa besmeared with blood. Con-
Guiding that the dog had devoured his
child, the Infatuated master slew the
poor animal. Upon investigation, he
discovered q dead wolf by the child's
cradle, while the child was safely and
soundly sleeping. The brave dog had
saved Llewellyn's heir from the wolf.
A monument was erected to the faithful
creature, which bears the name of Beth.
Gelert.-Harper's Young People.