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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HE WANTS FATHER MOLLINGEG'S MONEY,
A PAPER-HANGER IN THIS CITY SAYS he is
NEPHEW or THE DEAD PEIEsT.

4 PAPER-HANGER IN THIS CITY SAYS he Is
NEPHEW or THE DEAD PEIE-T.
News from Pittsburg says that Langbein Brothers
and Langbein OF this city have a client n nephew
of Father Moln-cr, who died In that city ON juno
Is leaving an estate valued at more than SloOouro
no will has yet been found, although Gricgcr Meyer
an Allegheny banker. SAYS that he witnessed VIII,
the contents Of which he Ignorant, over twenty
years ago. When exJudge J. c. Julius Lanebein, OF
Laneben Brothers Langbcin. Of no. . licekman-st,
asked yesterday afternoon by Tribune reporter
abont the existence Of heir In this city he said
John de- Vres HOFFMAN. 81 no COS East Onciundfch-
end forty third-st., is the fortunate He j. poor
papcrhanger with wife and number Of small
children. lie Was born In Holland. and has brothers
and sisters there Of course, equal heirs with him.
He brought to us the convincing proofs that he
was really sn heir represented. He produced "a
birth certificate regularly attcstcd by a magistrate
Of Holland showing that his mother was sister TO
Father Molinrer. If Will is found he will ceroinly
ct some OF the money. Meyer IS the president OF a
lcndnc rrsi company In Allegheny City and he has
applied for ana received letters OF administration Tor
the estate But | cannot imagine what claims ho
could have set up IN order tn secure the letters OK
administration. Father MUlngers money Is doubt
less deposited with his trust company. have written
10 him and the Surrogate OF the county lOr M!
formation 40 room a. ] hear from fittshlrS shall
eo Oh there TO take charge OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk Ihqr'd1y June IiSe
cars $t to 1"a dr sn z cars 'i ss
stsgs and esF for for $ 10 s ag gc4 ~ qa ss
s. s'"f ' q "a Sa IN moderate
MILIH cows-Rcceip;s. nOae, and no trade feel'
cHLvis-Reecipe, 74o heaa552 at eCs,h,st' ISs a.
i pr oS Soss%&: sdse; taa Caves at saas.'i
bsa c a s for ,Sgstry dss's ca y'e ssi
dressed bgterils were lower selling a. s2ass =,
SIC sp 1r g MSn at % 5 SG td - @' at
= h e IT, 81 speun.rA calves, lss ~ at
2'di d. Isl 3, at &c; % veiis. i5i n at 5s'
a, s. Il "a caves s y'f III ST. e '' e SS
jelns Whit Il vca', iSO n, at ssc IA do.
10y w. larc ns 20 vals. Ii2 H. at - 25 buttermilk
'''ss' 49, = 4 e Ieas lTs 10,
sEEP Sp ncSdns I3 sc G soni
g9G direct 70 saae4tS Ts s,. az 81 & or nd En r
o1tc sd Tor P%s r sheep ana sSTs ao %
be no Of tho market for common and medium
.ll qcs 90 to :, s 'hcR G az ss G TO
ss, w a. ' carried p oT,r ' CUTS NJ d. "
'"'f Dr ~' S@o aeand sxcegt 70. prime sra'y
in Pc PCT Ssr 9 e. 6rct 1 snSs Hy 9ase
sales-p Mcf%crson ! Co.; &ss Virginia la"b q
B. a. s!;. 2is DO IS N, a. ., 81 25; z!
n az 90 SO do IS ~ at 50 so; 16 VirgInla sheep n
H. at 81 . - ~, .. -. 40. ,ao do
80 H. az Is Isl 20 do, 81 u. at IS so 2S7 do 50 T. at
- PA az Texas do, "A H. at 81 81 cuis % H. az
IS 40. . -, a.. .
s. ls5 Do 62 H. at 81 so: 4Qj DO, CO ~ at 81 %; 30
DO, 90 y 4. q lsf So DO % n at rc &; 81 DO %
Is Il Virginia sheep Q! n at +, 80; A d. 1ol N, at
Al so: 20 do. 81 n n - 12h.
Newton Gsluett f92 MARYLAND lambs G3 n ut 81 To-
NJ. COLLINS: 113 DeTawarc lambs. 81 r. at g. or
D. Harrington 2G3 Kcntucky lambs. 81 N. at l'.c PEI
212 do, 6ls r. at 02c; 2S2 Michigan sheep 81 H. at
5sc. - -, .oo
e: Dnlenbach: Dos ohio 'heep los NJ at 81 pc. 100
200 81 n - so; Il do (seected), 1Of N, at
~ 1l6 n. So
HOGS-Reccipts 20 ear, or 3oII hsadIll cars at
Jersey CITY tOh.st. few punches on state
hoes sold at IS 3id:5 CO. and the market Is quoted very
Country dressed Arm o'ad7c for medium. and 7'aasc
sor light - M
per 100 n | rough do. $50 r. at 81. .
Hume & Mullen: - STATE hogs, go ~ az 80 90;
do oo3 u q, Is % +; 1 rough do, $50 n, at -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
FyAN;NTSG TIE APPLICANTS.

Twonty.three applicants for the place OF captain
ot the Navy tug Narkcc,a, to succeed Captain sher
wood who suffered the vessel % De- injured In
collision with pier recently appeared ut The com
Iehtivc Civil Service examination at the Navy iard
Yesterday The Board OF Examiners, Of which Cap
min Charles :. Norton is the chairman, conducted
Tie examination behind closed doors Oh the second
noor Of Building No. T. Tie certificates Of the aIs
preants testi,ying % their character SIKH and ex-
,,.,ience wr-e first examined and fled, and The
mental examination, which Is pncucal IN Character,
will Probably be finished tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURE; or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURE or HEw-YORK DEALINGS.
Tho trading In wheat yesterday was principally local
and professional. Fluctuations were slight not more
linn IL cent. and only 1,7O)O00 bushels changed
hands. 4 "bcari'h7 drift characterized the dealings
with n break OF Ia l.. cent Good weather at the
West ard 4 favorable summary by This Cincinnati
Price Current helped 10 weaken tho market early.
and two failures IN London served T. incrcaS- the
hcaviness Harvesting reported In southern ohio
Illinois and Indians. and exporters were sait to De
selling late purchases. "LOngs' unloaGed and this.
with the absence OF speculative vigOr contributed 10
the downward tendency. Gables were somewhat
stcadig. but they had only slight effect. The re-
port N the postponement Of vote on the Anti
option bnl until Monday had strengthening effect
for brief period. July options opened at 81 ID
cents, went down to 81 IL cents then up to SO 10
cents and closed Mt 81 SO cents. The cash market
weak, and only ten losids taken for export
Millers took three o,ds.
Corn stirened early and gained 3-Sd31 cents,
Shorts covered freely bull' manipulation at the
Vest and poor grading. Crop reports then led TO
bcnl unloading, and Cottrcl sold freely. y drop Of
ia % cents 70 lowed, and the close was barely
s,cudy. "The Cincinnati Price Currents report was
favorable. The cash market closed weak, and oaly
two l: 'as ,. TcFT snsG4 GIpGT n and closed Eighty
lower with corn Cash trading wax dun and unsettled
Lard Va id2 points down and 100 icrccs OF sp1t
Tho cIo.ng quotation. were a, follow;
Der, 50 IS october, 50 IA cent?,
6a,s-Junc ~ -; July, 81 Ia, August, 80; Sep
Laca-juy. 50 20 August, 80 50; September
The receipts at Now York. Ro.ton, Philadelphia and
Baltimore were: Wheat, lG6.7f1 bushels corn. ll3
$50 bushels. mr. IS i39 packases The r6ccip. at
Chicago. Milwaukee and II. Louis were: hcat. l4i
bushels: total raln, lil4loc bushels; no,r, 49,
$50 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE SLIT ABOUT MIR. LYMAE'S ROOMS.

James T. Van Rensselaer,. Assistant lhi''" S'''c'
,ns,tc,- ,ttorucy made an argument before JhdSo
1rovn. I'm the United ttatc- District Court Sc'er
DAY. In the suit Of samuel H. Lyman. cicrh OF inc
court % restrain General sharpe. OF tho theo s'o
Beard of Appraisers, from taking possession VI inc
,,oms in which the court records arc Kept N' N"'
Ecnsselacr appeared for General sharpe Inc '"'c
WIS adjourned until today. Robert d. be"oo"" ~
his argument Wednesday In support vi MI Nv ','
side did not 4ay that Attorney General Miller hh III
., ~, ~. clont no, to give MP the rooms. Mr.. Dcne
dict said that Mr. Miller had sent to inc treasury ~
purtmcnt a rcmon trance against Mr' LS li"" ''"
being taken from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
A CHiRMTSG EVENING RESORT.

Only a step from the dusty street, the burning
pavements and general discomfort b. delightful garden
with its fresh green grass beautiful flowers and ei
pnnt fount0n, with the spray falling over coi"ied
electric lights and the Royal Hungarian Band playing
,hoic. musc A un,r rcstfnl retreat and relief
from the world outside. Where Is It In the spacious
court OF the Park Avenue Hotel. where ladies and
eutlemen guests Of the house and Others find that
comfortable and agreeable evening may BE- spent In
New York. even with tie mercury up among Tie
min les,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation continues duh and with
spirit The field situation presents no encouraging
feature but the absence OF aggressive bear operations
prevents break IN values. The Mcdonald pool Is
yielding about $4,000 barrels day. with narrow
fluctuations above and then under these figures.
The market for Opiious was shade frmer yesterday,
900 barrels being sold at 53d So l.: cents. There
wns no Snsiness ut the stock Exchange
Refined oil IS quiet at cents per gallon In bar
rcS $50 cents In bulk and $50 cents in cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp. ID 3-5 francs,
bremen, $50 marks; London 4 7-e6 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE DEATH OF WTLIL4M r. BOWER

The Option Exchange managers will meet CHS after
noon to take action resaiSiing the death OF "hham
r Bower whose sudden death occurred In his Office
n, the Produce Exchange Building Wednesday even
inc Mr. Bower Old member Oi the Ex-
change Although hc died al p. m. MS body lay
In the Office until O'Clock yesterday morning when
the Ooroner arrived.
Coroner Levy snid yesterday that he had not
learned Of Mr.. Bowers death until ii 90 D. III. on
"Wednesday and that he then gave permit To nave
the body removed 10 an undertaking shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June %, 3 AS p. m.-Beef I'm poor de.
,mard Fork in fair demand prime mess Western,
medium. steady at 3es sd Hams In good demand
short cut. about IL TO rs 10, firm at 53s bacon In
poor demand, Cumberland cnt, about rs 10 30 n,
steady az 3Js. Should ,s-About IL to IS 10. firm al
33s Cheese in fair demand. Tolow in poor demand
spirits OF tnren,inc In poor demand duh. 23s Cd
Rosin In poor demand. Lard-Spot--The demand has
fallen of futures In poor demand prime Western
spot aud June steady at 34s I'd July and August
steady at 3is I'd. Wheat and -four In poor demand.
torn-spot and futures I'm fair demand mixed Wesern
,pd steady, a. A. 10 34d June steady At Is 10 Id
july hrm, nj - sd August FIRM at - g I'd
Hops At London-Paclc COast-Taerc Is nothinS
Offering,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

bill while thrtyninc against the bill and sixteen
members were la the doubtful list. Henry ,ie"s, tha
wellknown banker said this bill became
law nc would omen branches in Montreal for handling
grain options and IN Liverpool for handling cotton options
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
urBrD wAGsrArF SUCCEEDS SAMUEL JONES

Samuel Jones has resigned as chief CLERK OF '''c
coun, n Common Pleas and Alfred Waestah has been
ou.,lnfed In his place. Rumors have been circma'fo
,o some time that Nr. Jones would resign but cach
tmc the judges OF the court have denied 'na' ,ue'
49,, orvt,nc abou, such a step being contemplated
Nv tonc. Is a former Judge OF m SnpcnorCour lie
was appointed chief clerk of tire Court OF Comno"
pcas in AugiN, 1850. when Nathaniel JnrvN' !r''
RESIGNED The new clerk Is prominent Tammhny
man and is the vfceprcs.dent Of the Brooklyn Bridge
trustees lie is also member OF the firm OF h~ye"
OF North, Ward wagstaf OF NO. l2o broad""s.
y, .cc.rt,ne mis- resignation the indges Of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
STAINED
Good ord ,ry,.......f Ql6 Low Midtling .e liz
strict GOOD ordinary. 3lG Mldil'ng .........."7

Ortlont dNyclop'd a moderate dtfce Of annatioh on
an un-ct,cd market with the hn1 drn in favor o. 'ae
"inars" Agitation over the Aht-Oplo bill IT II tomas
10 u-c the general stunt on. Early Washingtor aes
stofd hat ore acton would bc the u"nsure 20
dnv b, a an port Announced p1nen ont nhU
Mon M tim nIoth ~ 70 Oh" erect dat the maj
nur-'Stc would nr he decided b'fD.c D"femter neN
Eary snlc~ here Indicated decline g about point.
close sio- "a losses n ahDut paints ,Dlsal-
ina Lvcrpoo, advccs helped the doNnNnrd tchu'h'S'
hair, o. 200 h1es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKET

London, June 13. p m.-Canadian Pacific 90:
So "a.
Paris adviees quote per cent renies at 90 francs
IS ccntimcs for the account. '
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank of Eng.
land Un balance today. Is E530Ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

sent the following !ctcr TO Mr. Jones In accepting
the resignation Of the Hon. samuel Jones n clerk
Of this court have pleasure in tcsiifyinc or hsh
appreciation Of the fidelity and ability with which he
has discharged the duties OF the Office and cordial
good wishes for his MUIR welfare Mr.. Jones WAS
lot 1T the Court House Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
su.I1Iox pAnryrs saYr 40 rRx Island

Preston DceSc. eighteen year. old ond homeless. WAS
IAN, N North brother Island from the NewYork Hospital
Yesterday suffering from smallpox lie had been ia Tho
hot,l several days. sud. before the symptoms OF
he disease appeared James Doyle. Of NO - BlNhF't
a also sent tn the suffering from the Sam" tr""hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
LILLE srxArr AyD TIE AyrIOPrIoy BILL.

Kilograms received in waIl-St. yc-te-d1y from
Washington announcing that poll Of IN" senate showed
that Thirty three Senators OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

rut. cry OF PARA,s SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP
The Pacific Mail steamship City d Tar" went o'
.ao, Cor n trial ,r1p 10 see II che came up 10 re-
,,.ments OF the ocean mall carrying law she wss
Igp"n;red TO make fourteen knots an hOur she mnde
sixteen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
On the Produce Exchange todny che butter market WINS



unchAu eed. Eggs l2hdl3c
Minneapolis, june 23.-July wheat opened at 762c :;
Tho principal interest manifested In the ca-h ma t
Tor low grade wheat good dead Of IL sof some nj
a very low price on account u It's poor condt'n me
range vide. fully cents; No northern was In
July Receipts were SIS ears ani at Duluth and ~
yuE opened 9sic highest 7Gc lowest GSc closing
Tie septsm6sg opened {es hishr,, ~ .I Dgs,s
77asc; Yesterday. 77'sc. ON track No ! hard so2c ;
No northern, 79c No northern, os@12c old August
quoted 17'.c.
Philadelphia. June 23.-Flour very little demand
With moderate supplies on the spot and light offer
ings to arrive holders showed little disposition 10 slim
nlnte business ~ concessions. Rye flour In moderate
request aud steady Wheat ruled steady Hight offer
ings. little inquiry from shippers. and mllcrs holding
So lie; No. = red June. - 14as7 1-2c; July, 500
go 1-2c; August and september. son 50 fc Corn
ruled firm. and advanced l4a1 2c under Hight ore,
ings, moderate drmnnd for spot and June 10 I'll
freights but little inquiry for export local car
lots decligci &c under Hight demand No. grade:
toc no 3 mixed IN grain depot: f5c: No = miXed
In grain depot, 36c: do In export elevator: SOC: NO
August and September. 53d52 lac Oats receipts lib-
er and the market for lots quiet az former rates
futures duu and unchanged: 30 white, sac un-
graded white. 3? l-2t4oc: No. white, 4ic; do
clipped. I1c; No. white June. 4Oa|ic: July tog
40 ] 2c: August. % "a 3Dc september, - I2a33c.
Eggs quiet and easy Pennsy vnna first. 1Tal7 &c.
Cheese steady and In fair demand ton skins, l2S
rxtn powdered xxx Sc: standard powdered,
70 l6c fine sInnulsed. a-sc: standard granuatci,
CSC crown A. o-1Bc: Crystal \, 3 SC: c0nfrc-
TONERS A. l4e: Red Star A. ~ %: keystone a.
isc; Franklin j, lice; Franklin extra G. J PC;
Other articles unchanged. Receints-Flonr. 1000 coo
bush. oats $1,000 bush. shlpm"nts-Whcat, 1900
bush corn $1,000 bush; OATS $500 hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
WHEAT. NO. 9

40 : ,pring Wheat, ~, n? spring wheat .4a7tsc
80 > r'd s0ac No corn. SOC; No ,ats. 32sl No
shite ost. sis.c so White oats. 5i53i,c: 10 rye
!oc 80 s5 zoe 80 :, "a 1896 o., S Sm .;
,inothy seed Al s7 al 30 pork per bbl, go G53
5lo e. cd G 100 Dr. "a o SItS bodr. '"S5 o, r = IS
as g. ~iort clr,r .iGcs doxed, - l2E6f5 az
vhiskey ducr,' finished good, per GAL ~ Is sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

warehouse deliveries since Juno I. 1892; New YORK
~ 1915 bags. Batmore G,cG1 bass; No7-Oreans, 15o'
bags; total lsG 302 bags
rO1TON.-Tho spot market ruled steady at UNCHANGED
price,. Sa!os, 1874 bales for export and 49, bales Tor
,umptol Rcccipts az the ports today. 42S pies,
against 1850 bales this day Inst week and 1532 boes
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OUR San FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per L. s. =. Australia, san Francisco,
january o, 1892.

From our own Correspondents
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The grippe set in, and was compli-
Gated by pneumonia. The whole
royal family, and in fact the entire
English people, have been in mourn
ing since the date of his death. The
arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed. The Duke was
born in 1864, and was to have been
married to Princess Mary of Teck in
February. The succession now goes
to his younger brother George, who is
unmarried, and who is in very bad
health. If he fails to have children,
or dies, the heir will be the Duchess
of Fife, and Englishmen are Won
dering if her infant will yet be Queen
of England.
Mrs. Mackay has decided to sell
her Paris house at auction. The re-
serve price has been fixed at $500, 000
She will live in London hereafter.
The grippe is still prevalent in the
East and in Europe. The death rate
in consequence has gone away up.
The whereabouts of Cara, the revo-
lutionist, is unknown to the Mexican
and United States authorities along
the Rio Grande. A hunt is being
kept up for his forces.
a war is feared between Bulgaria
and Servia. Bulgaria will notify
Servia that refugees must not be har-
bored in the frontier forts, and will
try to enforce the demand, unless
there is Intervention from some other
quarter.
The German Reichstag has voted a
grant for the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Africa is failing fad with the Ger
mans. All their commercial ventures
have been failures, and their colOni-
zation schemes on the East Coast
have resulted in loss to all concerned.
The German Liberals have deter
mined to make an effort in the Reich
stag to discourage further expendi
lures in that direction.
1t is reported that Henry Rosenfeld,
a we'll known San Franciscan, has
won nearly 100000 at Monte Carlo.
Cardinal Simeoni, who was former
ly Papal Secretary of State, died at
Rome on the 14th. He too fell q vic
tim to the grippe,
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81, LAND AT KUKULUAEO. KALIA
33. Lands at iwiiei, Oahu,

So $40 acres. Deed from Estate of J. II. Coney.
Liber 50, folio 42i Subject to the following
leases, viz:
/. Lease to A T. Cooke. $50 per annum. Ex-
pres June LIST, 1900
2. Lease to IL. Erickson, S25 per annum. Ex
pires March LIST. 1894
g. Lease to John Ena. $40 per annum. Elk.
pires June LIST, 1898.
4. Lease to John Ena. $50 per annum. Elk
pires April lst, 1898
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81. LANDS at KAPAKA,

Royal Patent 1854. ? Apaua, $4,000 acre and Ia
acre. Roya Patent I442, Apana, O.26 acre and
so acre. Deed from :. ". Kuaiwa and wife.
Liber 80, folio 496.
And if not sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate the following.
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1uttion 5ales.
BY j. f. MORGAN.
Administrators SalG!!

The undersigned e. TROUSSEAU, Admins
traitor, with the viii annexed, of the estate of
His late Majesty kalakaua, gives notice that
pursuant to an order signed by the Hon. \. f.
Judd, Chief Justice ofIhe Supreme Court, dated
December 28th, 1891. he will sell at public auc-
tion at the salesroOm OF James r. Morgan, In
HOnOlnln. on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-28

That popular work, "THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of a 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
60 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-28

The general verdict-"If you
don't read the ADVERTISER you don't
get the news"
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January ], 1892.
211 w. Dist ST., New York City.
The Illustrated Tourists Guide.

Pahoehoe, Jan. %, 1892.
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SAT. LAND at MOANALUA, OAHU

a panas and of Royal Patent 426, O.15 and 0,67
acres respectively. Deed from A. Kaoliko and
wife. Liber %, folio 81. Apana 2 is subject to
Expires June 9th, 1903. Apana , is subject to
lease to c. p. Iaukea, trustee for Kaaua. Rent
$40 per annum. Expires June eth, 1903
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New Year Greeting.

TO MY FRIENDS IN HONOLULU.
AS the year lies dying,
Amid the smiles and signing
OF city's blith and scar;
/ remember you with cheer.
Just one year ago tonight,
To the minute that write,
1 rode straight way to He'll
By the story that they tell
Of the boiling, friZzling fire
Kindled by old Pele's ire.
Oh! What horror! AS / think,
AS [ stood upon the brink
Of Inferno worse than Dante
Ever dared to put in cantO.
The loving, longing tear,
Falls on the dying year;
To friend as we'll as foe
/ send-"ALOHA OE.n
MAI FAI.
January /, 1892.
211 w. 21st ST., New York City.
Mr.. EDITOR In the GAZETTE of
the 10Th instant, | see Il communi-
cation from North Kona alleging
that / am in the habit of using
school-houses for private business.
AS | cannot address myself to an
anonymous correspondent, will you
kindly tell him that he is Il liar
W. MULLER.
Pahoehoe, Jan. %, 1892.
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2. LAND at MANoA, OAHU.

Royal Patent 4470, 10000 acres. Deed from
PHI (w.) and Bila Kekumu, her husband. Liber
rs. folio 1913. Subject to lease to Maraea Apau.
Rent $50 per annum. Expires December 3lst,
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J. w. WINTER, SR., DDS.
w. G. WINTER, MD, DDS.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-28
IN THE VALLEY.

Rev. ]. R. Ridenour held quarterly
meeting last Saturday and Sunday Z
miles south of Winchester, on the
Frederick circuit, and though in the
midst of harvest in that community he
reports q very large attendance and q
good meeting. If the weather permits
every farmer in that community as
well as between here and there will
finish harvesting this week. In War
rem county many finished last week.
The corn south Of Winchester, Rev.
Ridenhour says, is much larger than
that hereabouts, though the prospects
are fine all through the valley, and
wheat is excellent.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-28
STANLEY A FAILURE.

Henry NJ. Stanley, who is to contest
Lambeth in the Unionist interest,
made his first stump speech to the
electors on the Oath. He proved a
lame and awkward speaker and sig
nally failed in making ready responses
to the hacking" Of his audience and
got angry and ..jawedn them, finally
breaking into tears.
He retired to allow his wife an OPP
portunity to speak. She at once won
the audience. She declared that her
husband was the finestman in England,
and said he was as straight as die,
adding: What he says he means
without fear or favor This eulogium
won Mrs. Stanley's hearers, who yelled
I'VE will vote for Stanley's missus.s