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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07
LATE TELEGRnMS
sOILeo DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

l. unity ClOscs IuI66 Jay
camp meeting at Mckinney.
Uvalde has had rain nearly every
other day for q month.
Uvalde public schools open with an
eDrollmont of 313.
The Homestead cases will not come
up for two weeks, Frick being absent.
Pictorial convention is trying to
nominate candidate at ROckdale.
Navarro, Coryell and Ersth ,coun.
ties show decreased valuation.
Third annual geological report for
Texas is issued.
Dixon knocks Shelley out in eight
rounds at New Orleans.
Waltham invites Chiffon and M.
gent to q joint discussion on the oath.
Colorado republicans do not want
any state ticket but free fight.
The Clark club at Austin has over
1000 enrolled members.
Taylor has received ,440 bales of
this years cotton to date.
John Kubbos, merchant tailor,
Houston, assigns; liabilities $4,000.
Brenham levies q poll tax. and
valuation tax for schools and bridges.
Fields speech fell dead at Houston.
Will Barbee, for whom large re-
ward was tfiered, arrestt d at Mari
The strikers at Homestead carry
their fight into school matters.
Thomas E. Berge, railroad
swindler of parts, arrested at Detroit.
Foreign cotton market lie firmer.
Cholera has appeared at Rotter.
dam, Holland.
Tugs at New York trying to break
through cholera Gordon will have
their licenses revoked.
Flywheel in the Waco electric
works bursts and darkness will ensue
for Is hours.
The crowd at Waelder were disap-
pointed. as Nugent and Field did not
appear. b.
Rev. Small shot by q coward
through hotel WINDOW at Vincenes,
Ind.
Blaine favors making the fight on
the lines OF protection, reciprocity and
currency.
Harrison's letter of acceptance is
satisfactory In all republican quar-
ters.
Charles Lewis suicides at st. Louis
after trying unsuccesstully to kill
wife and child.
Health officer of Texas, Swearingen,
stops emigrants at New York to land
here.
The weather report shows favor
able outlook for cotton. and corn the
heaviest crop harvested for years.
Floresville academy opens with an
attendance of $50, the number Will
reach 200.
Engineer, fireman and several
laborers drowned by engine jumping
track into the Hudson river near
Albany.
Arkansas goes democratic, negro
vote light on account of poll tax law
and Australian ballot. Returns come
in slowly.
Negro cotton picker hired by Ger
ian farmer at Taylor, relieves his
boss of s27 on the way home and
skips.
Another extra session of the state
legislature is said to be In sight,
owing to McCormick's Knockout of
the commission law.
All life saving stations are under
orders to patrol coast against attempts
to break quarsn tine, by parties land
ing from vessels on coast.
Precsu tions against cholera at New
York are considered ample, and
health authorities are confident of
keeping cholera out.
The attempt to close the Garfield
Park race track at Chicago ends in
the killing of two men, one a Fort
Worth man, and in case of perjury
against the mayor of Chicago or his
chief of police.
American Bankers Meet.
GAN EpANCJSCn Gal SAINT 7-Tha
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07
Chicago Republican ticket

CHICAGO. Sept. Cook county,
which embraces the Worlds fair city,
is looking on with interest while the
repu blicans are today naming their
county ticket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued this
morning as follows: r. r. Nations and
Ida Watkins; Cashmere Chavez and Clara
Sanchez; Tillotson B. Mcdowell and
Aleda Prescott.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up TO the Hour OF Go
ing to Press.
Democrats Ahead.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 7.-Re-
turns of the election are about all in
and show q sweeping democratic vic.
tory in this county by majority of 300
to 500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07

"A jury in Justice Herron's court
this morning fined Theodore Abr S.
for using abusive language to
woman naned Ion Palmer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07
Local Weather.

Barometer 30.13. temperatures IS. Fore
cast, warmer fair weather, southerly
winds.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18
HELP YOURSELVES.


Statistics that ure accurate concerning
the output or amount Of work done ou
any and all min3s an prospects in the
White Oaks, JicArrila, NogaI, Bonito,
Parsons City, Gallinas and oil other
mineral districts in Lincoln county, also
coal fields, are urgently solicited by the
EAGLE. The EAGLE has been "golng it
alone" in its preparation Of articles on
this subject, but the field is so broad and
the matter Of such vital Importance to
this locality, III getting the public to
know how great a mineral field we have
so that capital will come. that the people
should aud IN tnls natter at once.
Now don't endorse this idea and then
go and sit down and do nothing, waiting
for somebody else. Every one knows
something an il you will send it in, it
will aid in the COOL work, and as soon as
data can be arranged it will not only be
published by the EAGLE, but will receive
notice, as many other articles have, in
many papers abroad. Articles will also
be prepared aud sent to leading
dailies and mining journals The EAGLE
is under obligations to Prof. Dye, of the
Lady Godiva, f. w. Parker, of the
South Homestake, the Old Abe Go. aud
a few others who have furnished
data, but will appreciate further obliga
tons OF the same kind. The report of
the output OF the Wells-Parker aud
Cochran coal mines have done more to
convince the public that coal is here in
sufficient quantity, thnn any other state
ment yet made, as shown 10y the editor
ials and extracts published by EAGLE tx.
changes, both in and ont Of the Terri.
tory. Bring or send in your items to the
EAGLE Office.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

ing had several years practical mining
experience, ioes know what he is talking
about, and we simply say nov, that Lin
coln county, which includes While Oaks
mining dis; rict. the Gsllinas mountains,
the Jicarillas, Captains, the Salado coal
fields, Nogal, the White mountains in
cludng BonIto, Parsons City and Three
Rivers, will be the greatest mineral re-
gon and the most prosperous agrlcul-
tural, coal, Lumbar and general self-sup-
porting district of New Mexico and the
carbonate mines OF Cnlora 10 will be ex-
ceeded at less depth and in greater guam
tity, from the Lincoln Lucky on the
north to the Bennett Stephenson on the
south with their equals all through the
belt between.
Statistics will come later on, probably
in special clifton.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18
FT. STANTON STATISTICS.

County Clerk George Sena visited the
Post on Friday, accompanied by Asst.
County Treasurer Manuel Sisneros.
The Chief Quartermaster Department.
of Arizona has advertieed for proposals
for moving remains Of dead soldiers from
the abandoned posts in Arizona and New
Mexico The proposals will be opened
at Los Angeles on the 19 inst.
George l.. Ulrick, one of White Oaks
representative citizens, paid flying visit
to the Fort last week
Jesse Rogers, of Parsons, has been
awarded the potato contract for the cur
rent month. Quantity, 5000 pounds;
price, 1.221a per hundred pounds, deliv-
cred.
S. r. Corbet has gone to Lincoln for a
few days.
S. Y. Gray, of the Salado coal district,
was in the Post Saturday and is enthus-
iastic over the coal prospects in his sec
ton. Saiado will be big town IN the
near future and 5ebe has his eyes on the
corner lots "and don you forget it,"
The Chyenne (Wyo) Leader says Mrs,
Otf1ey, widow of the late Col r, II. Odiey
10th Infantry, stopped in the city for a
few hours yesterday enroute to Fort
Niagara, NY, on a visit to her daughter
Mrs Capt. Il L. Robertson.
Lieut.. A, w. Brewster, ODD Infantry,
will remain on duty with 10th Infantry
at Santa Fe to which regiment he has
been attached.
Mrs. Branarl wife of Lieut.. d. L.
Brainard, 2nd Cavalry, has been ser
iously i'll the past week. We are glad to
report a marked improvement in the
lady's condition the past few days.
The Commissary General of Subsis-
tance has instructed the Chief Com
missary OF this department, that as far as
practicable it is the desire of the Depart
ment to purchase fresh vegetables from
people in the vicinity OF the Post where
they can be secured. Under these regu
lations the farmers on BonitO and Eag lie
creek have sold to this Post since July
last, about 100000 pounds OF potatoes
Previous to this all the potatoes used at
this Post were shipped from California
and Colorado. Nothing like encourag-
ing home productions,
MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides parents, on Monday evening, Feb.
Is. by Hon. NJ. Cronin, probate Judge,
James A. Murray, Post Wheelwright, to
Miss Annie Miller of Fort Stanton.
Joshua Hale, OF Ruidoso, is spending
afew days at the Post, the guest of j. c.
De Lany.
s, II. Corbet vent ont to the Cienega
del Macha on business Monday.
U.S.A.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18
COAL.

I The coal from the 5alado fields is 80
good, and that Of White Oaks so excel
lent, that considerable discussion is
going on as to the respective merits OF
each. An analysis las been made of
White Oaks coal and as soon as the
EAGLE receives the assay on the Salado
product both will be published. In the
meantime parties who wish to see the
5aado coal can do so by calling at the
EAGLE Office.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

Jefferson Reynolds has arrived home
from Boston. Mr.. Reynolds visited
Chicago New York and other leading
cities and as one Of our ablest fnanciers
Of the West with his interest in the sue.
cess Of the Denver III Paso short line.
the EAGLE expects to hear some good
news for the road soon.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

FoR SALE: Interest in lode claim
gold prospect in the Jicarila district
Purchase money will be applied to fur.
ther development Of leud, Inquire Of
Ross u Raiblc, this Office
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18
RAILROAD RUMnIINGs.

News from Deurer toduy. Enthusi-
dsiic meeting of Chamber Of Commerce
heh 10 coHsiderDeHuer- EiPaso rdtlway.
This road 10 be first enterprise put
Jorwdrd bB DeRrer jefferson RayRolis,
Pres. First NdtI Bank. Las Teyas, pres
eHt. Particulars nert issue.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

Ross & Raible have tract Of valuable
coal land for sale, A mineis open on the
property aud several thousand dollars
have been expended ON It, This IA the
nearest coal niue to Waite O ks and can
be made to pay at any tlms. Address
Ross \ Ralble 'or description and price
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18
o. FICIAL CALL.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC TERRI.
ToRlAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque, n NJ, + eb. -, 1892 J
meeting Of the Democratic Terri.
toria Committee of the Territory OF
New Mexico, is hereby called to he held
IN the city OF Las Vegas, n. NJ on the
10th day Of March, A. d. 1892, at the
office of A. A Jones, attorney at Law
Tue object Of said meeting is to call
convent ion of the Democrats OF the Ter.
ritory OF New Mexico, to elect two dele
gates and two alternates, TO attend the
National Democratic Convention, to be
held in the city oil Chicago, June 2lst,
1892, for the purpose OF selecting candi
dates for President and Vice. President
OF the United States, and for the purpose
Of transactlng any other business shat
may come before the Committee
A full attendance OF the monbers OF
the Committee is desired on that occa.
sion. W. Il. CHILDERs,
Chairman Dom. Ter. Cent? Com.
The Queen OF the Meadows is get
ting there gracefully and even the Re.
publican papers Of Las Vegas should
graciously acknowledge the compliment
paid them, as well "a the good judgment
exercised by Chairman Childera. i'm add
ing to the notable events Of interest 10
the future of thie Territory, which are to
transpire on or about March 10Th, at
Las Vegas. Judge Hewitt is the Lin
coin county delegate. but the District
Court session begins in this county on
the 18th proAmo and will prevent him
and several others previously selected as
Irrigation delegates, from attending.
This il unfortunate for Lincoln county.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

Wind mills, pumps and towers put up
complete aud guaranteed.
White Oaks Lumber n Big Co.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

ID. p. Carr. in the Deming Headlight
treats the subject Of the alien land act
all right. II is settlers that are noe led
on the agricultural lands. Capital IN
the ln.nea.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

70 miners prOspectors and all persons inter
ested. The OLD ABE EAGLE extends cordial
invitation to all to call and examine the mining
journals which we receive and file. The list COM
prises the best in the United States and are
placed at your disposal free. Parties coming in
from the various camps can also secure some of
the daily and weekly papers to take out and be-
Quilp thar snare mnjnputs pupTISHERS
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1892-02-18

Subscribe for the Oh ADr EAGLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
~sIrriN@ >ors--

The American bark Ceylon. Capssin E.
Calhoun. s4s Gocked 81 Brewers wharf
on Mo1dzy morning, December 18th,
zooGs is[ DAYS frou San Francisco with
over L O. tons general mervhsndi ( ilclud-
ing 100 tons Of plantation machinery Tor
ksalIa Kauai The Ceyloa h41 light
variable winds the hrSg part Of the PISS
sSsss bat frun latitude 81 deg. : 10 port
experienced strong tr%as winds
There are nog eight coal vessels in port
The 0uaso. John smith HzvkeSbury. snd
EstelIs are out in the stream waiting for
uSrsks- The Golfers 81 present Gtschsrg-
ing are he 6rsi. Rodsrs Sudden, EEhel
Zane, 4nc NzunS AES-
Ire tern Glendale wsS locked near the
Q. = : Co wharf on Thursday evening,
December SISs. with redwood Lumber from
Ecrek4. CAldorrIz-
The bxrkeasiue Planter. Z. A Dow.
Z, .Sss-. arrived on December 51sE, Shout
TX iSsS from SSn Francisco Snd the
o=rxe1line Irns4rd. Captain Schmidt. az
rived or January ISs, neSr}y l2H days
from the Gotden Gate They both brought
large cargues Of general merchandise
Their g0od run down Vas due TO favorable
winds
The Clsadine on Sunday brought the
the following cargo 5 sacks polStoeS, %
sacks n.-Vs-s.sckS tSro, 1893 oSsS sugar,
Is hISeSSni IS q Sundries-
The steamer Mikshsls brought On Sun
Say from Kauai $50 bags sugar aud 65
b2Ss -rs-
The steamer JsSe> Askee arrived
Saturday morning Frou Kauai with zoo
bags sugar. IS bSrss4s mol2S>es, : oSss
paddy ard % hszd q cattle
The steamer LshuS transferred her eNo
b1zs Of sugar o. bo9rd the steamer Aus
.rzli= On Saturday
LATEST SAY francisco SHIFTING NEWS.
ArriTsl-Dec. I6ch bk. Albert Il days
from Fionoiulu. and schr. Anna p days
from kzhulGi.
Departure-Dee- 18th bgt- J. D. Spreck-
els for KShalui; Dee- 19sh bks- Planter for
Honolulu; Dec 9th bk1- Irngzrd for
Honolulu; Dec 2Ist bst- W G. Irwin for
Honolulu
Projected Departure-J2u. 9TH stmr.
Mouo1ai for Honolulu. etc; Feb. 9Th
strrr. Gaelic for Honolulu ard ChinS;
Dec- slch bxt- Mary WinkeinGn, Ok. Al
bs-s aud ok Alden Besse for Honolulu,
Sehr- Arms for kshgiui. and schr- Eva for
Ashak0uS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
Mortgages Notice Of Fore.
closure and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIL
Il provisions of certain mortgage made b
WIN. JOHN BRODIE OF Kohala, Hawaii. Hi
waiian Islands, to Elizabeth ScAaefer OF Ffnnu
lulu. Oahu, dated July 7. 1850. aud recorded 4.
the Hawaiian Registry Of Conveyanees IN Bod
l26, on pages 1850; which mortgage va. on ~
18th day OF Decem Der. 1881, assigned 10 w iarr
Trustee. Notice lie hereby given that the Ak
assignee intends to forecinse the said mortezu
for condition broken, to-wit: non payment 4
interest.
And also that after the expiration Of ihfss
weeks from the date OF this notice, the properiJ
conveyed by said mortgage viii be sold al pubE
auction. 1t the auction rooms OF James T. Nor
gan. auctioneer. in said Honolulu. on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of January, 1899. al L O'Clock nod.
OF said day.
Further particulars can be obtained fsos
Thurston & Frear, attorneys for Assigrss 4
Mortgage.
Honolulu, Dec. /, 1891
Trustees, Assignee OF the said MeFrrages
The premises conveyed by said mortgage an
20 be sold consist of:
That certain piece or parcel OF land situaa
at sad k"hala in Kap au, Containing IN ara
OF $50 acres more or less and beng partition q
the premises described in ROYAL Patent Ne
1871 tG) 10 Nafhe and conveyed BY Star Nil! Ca
To- Wm- John BrOdie bv deed dated April II
1859. OF record in Book i22. page IS; aad also al
buildings and improvements on said premises
and also az the household and personal Effects,
wares and furniture and utensils and also three
horses. and the Office furniture and one arg
safe belonging TO said Vim, john Brodie
i405 At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05

n Hr,A<s sra daughter. Look Tong. N
Keals,AS. Ms X Shsw. Neea Tuck. Miss
0wxax. snd g deck passengers
Eros. Ksnsi. per Ssnar Pele. Jan t--Hea
V Nsu3s<n. aon " L EowSl( and IL Gu
deck.
Fro-s NseaS. per star JAS MaAse. Ian
81 & wSrSi. Mrs. & all, saG Is on deck,
FROM NSnsi. rer star NlSahSla, Jan s.
Rev Alex and MrS MxeSistg>h. Il Norrs-
son. 4 s ExirchSt&. Mrs Weir, Cart II
Ahieo-r. Il Z 81 sgis. \ Brown, hesf>
s,sS,u. A Harss-. MIS- + Sensen, Father
E,sso nan. Hon 7 Z NSuoS. Mrs W Is
nsses III and : eAlldrsa. Mrs. J RsSs~sy
xai child. and 81 deck paSSsng~rS
From Maui. per star CanilHs, Jan B
CAPS n Tocraev, NSsseS l,unn. Master
pruuauoa3 { kaiSe-. Hen 4 tSaidwtn.
Father GrlStsn. " Seys ard wits, ) "
KSlus. \ ssoreS. A Reilly, I 4 NcNe8sh
ard wife. KSn,s. and Il DECK passengers
rsxAxrcxE
po- NosSkai. per Ssrar Nokoin. Dec q
W Brown. Ms Hsss Lewis Mis- E1aala
Kans. n AShxnlslsc, 4 LII ehrs, ami -
deck passengers
Fo- Maui and aSwSs, per ssrlr W &
Hall. Dec sAeoz SoeeSnos + W Fem
fnS. Mr. xni Ms Nahum. L b Marshall,
{ A Msir. For wayport>s " h keansl,
Mis- Tesla. Chung See. J koshweu. Mrs.
\ Clark. and IS on Geek.
For Maui. per S.rar Ciaudlne. Dec ~
Pros 7 A Husner, y Wooi.P Il Dodge,
zrd Crockett MrS HAll, Geo Bailey, A
CooSbGru, Mr. Barnes, Capt. Hutchinson.
Csxps A ( Walker. Mclaughlin. Hon
VIZ Corawel. Z ; Damon. and 81 on
Ge;S-
FOR Kauai. per Ssrnr NiSShAl4. pee ~
Rsr A and Mrs MSckiutosh. : W Glade.
Miss Louise + Dale. Miss Wing, Mrs c
B--sslu,zzn. Miss R4ilsy. Miss Aaroouy.
7 ZUua Walt, Mr. kofn,znr Mrs. Van Ta>-
Ssll. M Smith. &c Peterson. Rev Hans
IssnbSrg. K Hunter SnG about % deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
BEpAErEKEse

NoSRa4, Dec. N
S@J \ C1naiz<, Nelson. for KooIsu
AM W15=z1zlo-
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and WSlzl1z
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sd kzhaluL
Ss9r NokolH. NcGresor. foE Nolokai
sasi LEnzi
Scar Szrzh and Eliza for Kooszz.
Schr Me Norris for KooSzu-
B zsn y1eht st George, Wythe< for
Sou,h Seas
TCEznA1. Dec y.
snS v e Hsn. treeazn. to- Nsui
and 5zFA
s-nr N5kzhzlz. Czup5eI. Eor Kzuzi.
Ssu- Czz2GIzs- DzyteS- for Mani
SIR IzZsS Make Nze41I2y. for
Kara hz4Esz an6 EznzIe5
TEnsER41, Dec- 81
Schr Nz-S Z Foster for Nsk.~slI
SER SGrzh and ELlzz for kool&E-
Ts5Essr. Dec 81
Schr Mary Z Foster Tor NzkEws6-
Sohr SSrzA & EL5Es Tor koeixE-
S4zEER.x. Jan ,
An bh snsst, Robertson, Tor Puget
Sazr6.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
CUPREME COURT OF TILE

~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the mat
te. OF the Estate of WOFINGTON KENDALL,
late Of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts
OF W e. Parke, administrator OF the estate OF
Wofngton Kendall, late OF Honolulu. Oahu de-
ceased. wherein he asks to be allowed Al 427 81
and charges himself with siO92.75. aud asks
that the same may be examined and approved.
and that final order may be made Of distribu-
ton OF the property remaining in his hands to
the persons thereto entitled. and discharginr
MIN and his snreties from all further response,
bility as such administrator
II Is ordered. that WEDNESDAY, the sCth
day OF January, A. ID. 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ
before the said Justice. at Chambers in the
Court House, Aliiolsni Hale at Honolulu. 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 sppear aud show cause. IL any they have
why the same should not be granted. and NAV
said property ~ '-ie
Dated at Honolulu, H. L, this 18th day of De-
eember, A d 1881
By the Court:
,na GEO. LUCAS, Dr.
.foool second DepuLy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
VESSELS roKr.

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Or q Pan ISs1berg. Wol-ers LIFs-pocl-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05

ARRIVALS
MoSpAx. nec- y
An bk C<yloa. C1Ihoza. ~. days from
San Frz1czSo-
TCxrAx. Dec- -.
oSS Australia E0zdiesss. 81 days fro0
Sx- Francisco
Sch- u Z Foster f-oD ksCxi-
Scar kz Ezs Hawai- froE. koa&S1-
TUE9sX. Dee =.
An * Es.sglz- Ross. - days from New
wnsE<RAx. Dec. 80.
>-ua- AEazu. C.z-zs. fro1 Maui Snd
Anwb XXI ? West Huutley. 81 days
f-o1 San Erz2c1sco-
scar kzzSLzni from kcolzC-
TECSRax, DEC 81
An okE Planter. DoE. III. dsys from
Sal F-S1c1sco-
An tern Gls15zls from Eurekz-
>chr IA MOI frszz H&n&kuS-
>-2r i CCnDi2s. Nelson. from hoo-
Fz-par. Ian l
Ss=r z B5sheP- lie Clzi-e- from Koo-
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AARRIED.

WALLREINHARDI-At HIo. Hawaii.
On ChriStuSs ere. At the residence al the
brides Parents. Mr. snd Ms J. Rein
asrdr, by Rev : L. DeShs- Mr. Allen S
Wal to Miss Reosccs Rsinhar,st
REINGA RDT-MACY-At Hilo. Hassii.
on Christmas eve, at the residence Of the
bTi6esroou,S parents, Mr. and Mrs j.
Reiahzrdt, by Rev s L. Deshs. William
Rs1hsr1t 10 Miss Enus Macy.
SA0NE BR0WN-In Honolulu. Dec. 81,
1891. ~ the 6assizhaO Church, by the
Rev H H Parker AlzkeDa Bishop
N2o1e TO Mary Ellen Brown
0LTSTEINECE-In Honolulu, Dec.
81. 1881. AZ the Roman Catholic CaEhe-
oral By the Bishop OF Ol6s. james Law
rslcs Holt 70 Lens Stsiasck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1892-01-05
CUPREME COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the mat
ter OF the Estate of JOHN 2. PARKER, late OF
Waimea. Hawaii, deceased.
A document, purporting to be the last will and
testament of John p. Parker, deceased. having
on the 10th day of December. A. d. 1891. been
for the Probate thereof, and for the issuance OF
Letters Testamentary TO VIM. +. Allen and
Samuel Parker, having been filed by VIM F.
Allen,
9th day of January, A. ID. 1892. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, OF said day. st the Court Room of said Court,
at Honolulu, Oahu. be, and the same Is, hereby
appointed the time for proving said will and
person interested may appear and contest the
said Will, and the granting Of Letters Tesla
mentary.
Dated Honolulu, Fl. l..
By the Court:
1861 .wUNDBSBERG. Deputy Clerk.