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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12

kIoVH AND MEN.-The nom market today was
with weaker t'I" prevailing
and il c.o,ed finally with dcpcte" nnietonc Buyers
don , Nl,ich sellers
were very erudgngy fccding IN few 'a",. I>por,
,,,cr. SCARF, be cOrfinri
. t.,v ,.1dlur l0tn local Total
We IyYJO Dne. including 600 pkg ely mill patents
a, =, 400 CO. 1000 pkg> ,rapt ~ - io0-3 30 800
pkQs clears az 49, 20 PKG rMa is ~ - Po9 - 90
5OoO pkss extra IS ut - 5car2 40 lt' 70 am '.Vp
~ .. suri,r iatcnts 20. The tl-fiT
s; - for patents, and -idri 10 To- Mime
.vni.. 20 pkg. siraigis - 80. and 400 bb nae.
AZ II 50 southern -four was dull BJ ChW lltNI-
Tne market wa, moderately active today ana Ntie
s,cader In ne there being loss pressure the market
on account of lighter recipe. Sa'- 600
RYE LLOuR-Narkc' steady SAFE, OOO Dds al %"
So 70. quotation follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12

METALS-IEON-The local na..-' ioi plr '' has blr
,,eiv vifnnuf feature and only So -hfl'-N i"
mount OF business being dom. Viot"' on 'pi'
o. entirely nominal Warrants per t'n arr " 80.
-ll =, for October November p"r.up.t anu 49,
Irroicn material f. dull and nOnnslly uncfHh'''
old material continues before WIN pil'r, va,
zane Noticeable absence Of buslnc.> rp reg 10, " 80
Ill ,hc uuotaon being 40 5odrll pr ton rug.
inrt Old iron rails offered at II, lsr ton a'n.,
IN. no buy,.rS really D. tax" m "Nri- ~"
wroucht SCRAP iron j. quiet a. ever, WIN ~ l
ng 700 tons No | railroad, sl3 30 pr 'h 49,, -,
mi yafd scrap In small lot has J''h "''i' ~
30 jOa-Il 80 ( o b jersey CIV IN 70 i,' n,",'
co., .cap 80 reported a. sgil ~ J, % -
ton The p gplsr mar@ct = quoted ~ ~ ',f. ~
-,rtinc Ia cond iton. on wheels ar Gn' ~ -
49,, NJ ,on dryDr.d Bu-in">. In wrought 'rTninr- :
quite active and recent sai,- 81 scNriIi huirl %
49, hec, mad. AZ - - Der d-l VERDI ~ mill al
II rings are IN good demand aud selling al - '' =, y
ION dcliycreI -, mill Burnt iron ru'' MOO ,''l l' 3" .
% ., ~ io,.7 uer ton The following ar the current
W. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12

ss 5sss Si5:: doe. not show
radical increase. but II l. mainly dependent "n local
logG rt" a az h are pot cn To- snow Indications
an advance and getting Oh parry VIVA .io'c pr
vang AT the south Foreign sort. attracting more
attention time past and new mloi.s are
reported 10 be on the way a. un",f Iu' ~ a
good burncs, 10 foreign In the near future We 4uote
Carolina and Louisiana: Common 10 ofihaif
t, fancy ja5lsc: cNiri head. G16sc Jalan 4'@t'c'
ratno -; kanscon lond III UNCHANGED a. TO
pr.cc, sacs were . 900 tons No l. lloilo at Break:
GcalTa f '' 30 T isS s; - i
m"1aiSs GoSa Java quoted at To- 81 ana far
Tcinins al r. 81. Bee. -traay: VIII, an an. upward
riii\i,p-Ins;, W., q iair demand for reiled SUGAR
market ruled steady at .n,hlns ,n d. bchind
4 chcr grade one week 10 zen n,t niSa gaps
Quotation, ofc Tor ~,oe'a" no icnn,mg conIa iIe, aud
the inside show actual CO.., ai'ar aanh re-
re'ent o , glove" rar cent Sdc dicoa" io, Of
100 bbL Dr moic, aad on i.>- l'"' ppc,f uacked n
, M ' fn.r' !. no additional charge on sr"nul'eu O"'
i.c per . on all other -rado>. ,os-,.
Cut Loaf. 5's as iSIG W,M.al 'Sta e. I5iS@5s
lowdefca 49, ) 7.l0ala. l'aoenS ~ ,e @23 '''o
fiSe lat'd a6G5s- 80 G4t' ~ ~
Coiisc gran. 100 90 y" ''.'iss "a 1916
rDie. ) 7.lOa5N 40. ?......-t 'io - LA
XAAX pow. - az az 5 l'i' &c. &C., IL II 7io ri,
diamond a. 3 iSa;s no. go. - lnc,j s a -.
>TEAEIXI.-Thc market j. easier Lara duo"' ~
fJ ,r =. Nar'c, quct At u a5c; sales. so hhd'
- AID nd 10 S i Tslar Tccaiy auction ,e ~ the Mont
ee" Nu' MoySnS-s Lyon l2do IS Your iiysSn.
AZ Pig Suiyt7 Young Tyson 1?d SO Go Gum'
iondcl .5dio. Japan'G Sting, o"2 moy Is5
hail OolonrLcs Icochow. l32all+; 'of "'o'' -
al iOlnO-d 3DIlb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
Furnished Apartments 70 let.

PHYSICIAN. owning his house. n'or oth-aNe.. 3
n story Just below 3ith-st.. viii rent, furnish Il. III"
,n,,nt fool front paor and third floor 1, private
,rv who will board doctor and WIZ, for the rent no
room for boardcf> but IN opportunity for small private
family reduce rNpc'seS.
JAMES Il. EDWARDS & CO.. 1898 broadway. cor. sd.
A pVEETIsEMhNrs AND 81 Sl KlrllONs ron;
"A THE NlW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-.
lrINED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE, No. PAP Broad.
way ID door north OF Tnnty nr.tst ami ADvEii.
TISEMfNrS at the following Branch Onicr,; pa
Eghth-ave. cor. Twenty ard 81; l5e SNtha,e. !;
i5 th-ave.. corner fouitcrnthst go Third ave-.
corner Fort scventa.st. 02j Thrive near SIXTY.
nr.t,t LOS Firsase. los West Forty seconi 81 o2
Columbus 81 Avenue \: 1924 Th dave 20 West
Fouuccrth.st. 257 W. II Forysccondst 55i Thrd.aye
33s Third.ave: . 05l TIL dave. bet One-hundrcd.
,nl.twclfth and One hur ire nd thrtc nth
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast One-nundred.
and fth-st 2i3 Wst One.h and tw en.y-
nfthst. and 800 West On-hund ed and for yffthst up
20 s D. m at regular Office rates.
In Brooklyn, 81 81 Colrtt 501 De Kllb-ave. 1260
Betfori ave. up to p. m. ut regular Office rates
London ONCE for advertisements. :U3 Regent-st. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
Transferable orders issued


Market closed frm. ITan8fcFa5Ie OFdcf' IS'Ucu az
8 10 Total sales 17$.70O bsle-. -
Ncw-york spot sales TO-DAY and last night FOR EXPORT
81. bales contract, POO bales; s"n
latiou none; total 81. bal's: spot market sl'1uF
middlngs sssc which 3lGc higher compared WIN YES
,crday,s nricrs Quotations based on American
standard OF classification and cotton IN store running
in qualify than half grade ABOVE or Do" 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.


John. st, n s, 81 It . e OF Dutch-st, 2ixs0 William
Barnes TO Eawin NJ i,arnes et al;
to Max Herzfelacr
Delanccy.st No soo; AdOiph Gross ct al 20
East i5th.sI, 30 10; Henry idcn, ir, aad another
sta@ton,st' So iio; Franz Rahl and anoinef 70
3orD.,s n ;, 100 II OF 9thave, l5Si25:4x irreg.
T isp s' Matahd -. 500
rms; as,sssn lot g 60 ,o %se x w'a% William x
I7th.st,. :. lot 80, map Williams George
NJ Kennedy and another executors to "
s2d.st' West. No 50; Jacob A siroh to James '''
.msterdamye. 80 Il Of C2d.st 2jxioo; WIN
sophia Oppenhemer = Katharina Coz SIX
sad:! h., Is & ls' Ss.Gy '.oo; Sig
Mad olson No sa7 Julius Lipmsn and another
s,t to august re- Of ist.ave 22ixioo David
MInsHy 10 Jacob E Solomon lsot
'7% bsSiman 70 9'P m ~ Dahl%an n'y
s5, hs''' 24l II OF 6th.ave. sxioo5; Helen
s,t psnsin0se is IS + Of 4haye: 25yloo2 Iaac WV
ntemysr and anGthes % % pds ,@ss % Kos
,s mosam isS # Of Sornneside.aye, isx ~"
IocI,il william Eosart and another to Charles
bssrt SnG Of snSSef ha ls'0G
s,w @O nTopcrty Charles White and another to
,,sthst 9 1876 IT Q Of Mornlneside-aye. Isx
IoOIi Charles i White 10 Emma Richardson
lO7ih.st s. Is IL o. 9thave, 2lXlOo.ll Sarah
r Tnderhll 10 Emma Rosenblath .....::..::...
145th.st n = 225 It OF Willls.,ye, 25xl0o:
Thomas Coleman eyscu,Sar to e., Ns q and psrr 9s
man building lot Andrew Finay, Morrisania;
xrchifald Il Livingston 70 u BIo"nn::;,,;::
pertv.ave W : rs ft n u Holt Place. 2oxllo; .
Robert n Quinn to Kate McDermott
Fort Independence-st, " - Thomas LoOghln o.
10 sarah Ioughln -:
Iots oo6 70 o36 map X willard Woodlawn
Heights; Louis Rayari TO John Il SMITH o.
NoShnIu.aye Q s. adjoining land II dinners.
y 81 ox irregular 2oth Ward; Thomas Ibom Al
or nj 10 Edwin Thorn iV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGES

All the auction sales advertised IN the real e.,...
market yesterday by order OF the Court under for,
closure proceedings. X. " Hanett e. Co. offered s-.
plots OF and Oh the northwest corner OF Emeson ~
frrcott-aye one plot Is 471IXzI5, Irregular and 49,
other 25i1Niooz, irregular Ihey Offered m ~
parcel, and sold 10 joan IT, LOnmsa for TO 900 -
William Kennedy soli plot ON NE scuthsss>
OF Plea.aatayc ana ~
15.7X74. 1t brought sl5,JU0 from Alexander Cameron
Tine sale Of No. liz Last Oncnund.
by u. L. Ingraham Co., Vas adjourned until OctS
10.
rhe following sales at private cog,ract reported
l.. j. Philips a. Co. have cold. for George
No. l42 East Thrty-fouIth-ss, i-storJ brownstonc
dw elling, 20 feet wide. Tor s3O,UVO.
William .. Anderson L. co. have sold for Mrs
A. Stone to Jonn Graham. No PIG East e,eaty nDur
st., u 4rtory double tenement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
Go Get for Business purposss.

xry ANTFD-rcr a customer having $4,000 IN casn I
w dnwnown bu,inss, property; must be birsaln' se
full particulars to 80. 20 ,..,..s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
Do White.

Tov"mhor ~ 80 20 81 - 80
Ecccipts Of brcadstuI az inferior points I'D ihcu ~
I,st three cipheIs 5000 omitted, Hour bo'''' gram
as follows: d.. ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
"OLD ALTURAs" BONDS.

On this subject. which Elmore
and Logan counties have always
stood ready to adjust according to
the law, and which "Old Alturas"
has repeatedly refused to comply
with, the Ketchum Keystone saws:
1.-THE suit against Alturas, Logan,
Gilmore and Bingham counties by
the holders of the old Alturas bonds,
which as is specifically stated in the
contract, are continuous liability
against all the counties named or
the territory embraced within the
limits OF old Alturas county. is
heaping an additional burden upon
the taxpayers of such territory and
should be checked by some means
at the earliest possible day. There
is no dispute over the nature and
extent Of the obligation as effecting
the counties named, and WHY should
there be any disagreement over the
methods to be adopted to finally
adjust and dispose Of this matter?
The commissioners Of the respective
counties have thus far been unable
to unite upon any plan, although
the relative liability Of the several
counties is plainly and distinctly
set forth in both the funding acts
of 1888 and 1887 and the bond CON
tracts of the several issues. We
think there remains but one practi-
cable course to pursue, and that is
the enactment Of a law by the pres
ent legislature making a constitu-
tional and equitable apportionmcnt
of the debt. The day when this is
accomplished will, no doubt, be
hailed with extreme satisfaction
by the great majority of all the tax
payers in the territory involved.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28

The Republicans in the house
are endeavoring to kill all legisa.
ton that relieves the political dis
abilities of this Mormons. If thew
could pass their bin which makes
a show OF redressing the wrong but
which does not, they would be sat
isfied, but the idea of completely
relieving these people they will not
tolerate. The Republicans want to
hold them in subsection a little
longer.-Boise Sentinel.
Try raw eggs for a cut; hot water
for sprains; hot lemonade for colds:
turpentine Tor lockjaw; hot milk as
a stimulant; salt water for falling
hair; raw oysters for hoarseness; tar
and sugar for week lungs; quick
lime IN water for poison; sugar
moistened with vinegar for hic-
cough; milk buildings and stewed
fruit for dyspepsia.
Allen G Thurman, the old Roman.
has begun his S0th year. and he
says that he has only one thing to
ask of Mr. Cleveland, and that is a
photograph Of little Baby Ruth.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28

service to prospectors who are deyel-
op'ng small properties. Every mining
man is aware Of the fact that the
handling OF water in mines is more
expensive than the actual work of ex-
tracing the ore. The greatest feature
OF this apparatus is that no costly
steam boilers or pumps are required
A one-horse within will operate mine
200 ieet in depth and will pump fifty
gallons Of water per minute.
One of these within pumps is now in
practical operation at the Blackstone
mine, north of Walkerville. The de-
vice is owned by Col. Wilson and Mr..
H"hmann, and will be placed on the
market as soon as satisfactory arrange
ments can be made with some manu-.
featuring Butte Miner,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
Notice of Forfeiture.

To J. T spra$ue, his heirs or a.si:-ns:
icn are hereby notified that We have expended
three hundred dollars in Lhor ami imnroye.
mentS during the veass ls1l 1901 AMI Isa5 On III.
iinhEN TREASURE lode mining claim three hpn.
dr"i dollars IN lahnr and tnprcy encnts during the
years lSlA, laql ami lS1l tie MOUNTAIN hoy
lode mining rlan. seventy dnli,rs Ia laiar and i'm
prNcineht~ durtps the 1901 on tile STrtIa
placer mining elan facnty 1--WE onlar~ h labor ami
Improvements during the year So on the RR 4EtatA
p''tei mining ra N, and twan.v hvc dollar. In lahnr
ana improvements during the ear lsgs on the NoS
ARCH place mining ciainl-a the alsnve desrrihsl
mining claims stIsted In Neal mining .lI.,rirt h,
Fillmore rninfN Idaho AZ required by se.tio, e2ai
heNt-et Statutes OF the tuiteil States being The
amounts reltlrs.d TO hail the sail Hidden Treasure
ana Mountain ns claims for three years ending he
cemner ri. lss3 and the smodnts Ieltirci to haiI
we sie'ls. clam me Year ending nervmber 81 Isgl
snd tue ltefeCca anI Monarch claims one year end.
ing ice.nber 81. i5g2 thai Your proportion 81 the
sare v tifF 'i'iaTs ON thr Htilcn Treasure claim
hrN dollars IN tbs Mountain Roy claim, fourteen
dollars IN the stella c,im. Ave d,iar. on the III.
being oncquarter II The Al we expenditures on s4
quartz claims fnr tile year sDD AMI one "a h fr
the wars ls9i AMI So au one ffth ~ said esnen
dnures oii SAID pIseer claims: ard II within
ninety (sJl dAfs alter this notice by pu,li
e@uon YOU iail or refuse TO co trihate your
proportion OF such iture a. c,-owner yanr VA.
'etest IN each claim not paid mp will become The
property 81 the subscribers under said section 23g4
Rev issd statutes VI the Intel states.
AMOS LIE
NELSE ANDERSON
Dated, Meuaiain Home, ldshn Jan. g. 1875
first publication, Jan
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28

Following Is an extract from n
private letter recently received by
the BULLETIN editor from a friend
now in Washington city: 1.-THE bust
est place in this city at this time is
the headquarters Of the Inaugural
ton committee. A large force is
constantly at work perfecting the
details and answering questions and
correspondence. Richard Croker
of New York has been appointed
marshal of the first division of the
civic organization in the inaugural
parade, which will be composed ex-
clusively of New Workers. with
Tammany at the head. There is
much rivalry between military or
CARNATIONS of various States for the
honor of acting as Mr.. Cleyeland's
personal escort in the parade"
The diphtheria is raging among
children on Big Camas prairie in
Logan county. Three children
Flossy Fenich, Alice Warerap, and
Willis Gardner-died from the
dread diease last week, and at last
accounts a dozen children were
down with the disease.
The Reyeille says Young lady
Of Austin, who thought she knew all
about skating. sat down very hard
on the ice without intending To do
so, and when asked if she was hurt
replied: | have not investigated as
10 that as yet; but that am mad
and Disguised with skating. is the
;old bottom fact of the business"
a Chicago paper wakes cheerful
'ver the prevalent crime i'm that |
,ity as follows: Drop a nickel in |
'our vest pocket and watch it get |
tolen.
Hon l. @. Lamar, Of Mississippi.
association justice Of the L. s.
supreme Court. died at Macon, Ga.
January 90, aged 81.
Aurora Nevada, which away
ack in the SOS had over 5000 in
abitants, and still has many hand
nme brick buildings, now has but
) inhabitants.
The $. F. Call and the BULLETIN
My $3.50 year.
k@A large dwelling house at
'ocky Bar for sale Lot 80 by 100
18th government title. Good losa-
on for a boarding house. Apply
G. NJ. PAYNE. Mt. Home, or q d.
olden. Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
A PUMP FOR sM ALL MINES.

A novel and ingenious method o.
pumping water from mines has been
invented by resident of WnIkervillc,
Montana, p. II. Hohmann. Mr.. Hob.
mann Is of an inventive turn of mind
and some time ago he patented "a neat
device which is now in operation near
the terminus of the cable car line in
Walker, lie, This nrran cement con.
fists of "a sliding lever by which the
grip passes over the guide InIlrys.
The pumping apparatus is known
as a h"rse-p power whim pump. To an
ordinary horse whim is attached n
shaft connected to dix wheel in the
mine shaft. The apparatus Mt the bot
tom OF the shaft consists OF two cylin-
ders connected on the under side with
the suction pipe and on top with the
discharge pipe. These cylinders con
tain two plungers connected by the |
piston with two walking beams. The
'ffti ""iAihS tehtH CbiineGEs Win the /,
dick wheel. The pump is worked ON
the same principle as Cornish pump
The disk wheel connects with the
shaiticg Of the within. and the rotary
motion is derived by connecting gears.
The dix wheel shaft and the whim
shaft are connected at right angles 10y
besel gears. Each revolution Of the
whim causes the dick 10 rotate six
times.
The disk works the walking beams
anu they Ia turn by n triangular mo-
ton woik the plungers Of the cylin.
ders. These walking beams are light
pieces OF Hat iron and are connected
to each other by means Of chains or
wire rope.
This device will be of the creates,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
Printed by Request.

Zen Harrison l. my name
From Indiana came
10 run upon the truck for presidential fame
H"oppoe- and Pumpkins and Posey vote for me %
Tor II you don't, tlcNe viii win, don't sou see.
Cleveland Is an honest and DemacrAti.. hos.
lie stays at the White House and rides hi ho-sc
Ben: The Republicans have nominated me and male
me their tool.
hut ~ stay IN Indianapolis and ride unnn A mute
Now, my f,'sey boys, INV luck will turn by an ~
~ yet back to the White House and make the
money rs, W. D MELT
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
WANTED.

Agents to sell our choice and
hardy Nursery Stock. We have
many new special varieties. both in
fruits and ornamentals TO offer.
which arr controlled only by us
We pay commission or salary.
Write us at once for terms, and
secure choice If territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurservmen,
Rochester, n. y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
Bucklen's Arnlca sa,ye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fexer
sorer, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
eorns and all skin eruptions. and pos.
iuveiy cures piles, or no pay required
~ u guaranteed 90 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale at DIR. NJ. J..
bearby's Drug aud DEPARTMENT Store.
The Shoshone delegation ard the
other member of the house from
Gilmore, did good work on Thursday
last IN saving the house of Dick viii
llams from destruction bv fire.
They are fine, lusty young gentle
men, and Chief Engineer Tape
should assign them the active duty
in the fire department for the bal
ance OF the winter.-Boise Dem.
A Wallace mercantile firm has
received a consignment of opos.
sums from the southern market.
Oppossums are not good without
sweet potatoes and niger cook.
~-All kinds of tinwarc at Mrs.
Hagar's.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
MORTGAGES NOTICE
OE FORECLOSURE.

In accordance with the provisions OF
a certain Mortgage, made by kamee-
houus of Weloka, Hilo, Hawaii TO All
Hing dated July 7th, 1890. recorded in
Liber 126, page l57; notice is hereby
gwen that the Mortgage intends 10
forecIose the same for conditions broken
to wit the non payment of Principal
and Interest when due.
NoticeIs likewise given that after the
expiration OF three weeks from the date
of this notice the property conveyed
by said Mortgage viii be advertised for
sale at Public Auction at the auction
rooms of Morgan. in Honolulu. on
Monday the Goth day OF November, 1895,
al y noon, of said day.
Further particulars can be had oi
William c. Achi, Attorney at Law.
Dated Honolulu. October 18th, 1898.
All HING,
Mortg &c.
The premises. covered by said mort
gage, consist Of:
u acres situated at Tesoka, Hilo.
Hawaii. and described in ROYAL Pa.eni
number 1852 in the name VI Eamai.
piialii. oct. 2S3x
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
BALL AT W AIKIR1.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Irwin Entertain
Their Friend in a Most Brilliant
Manner Last Night

A large number of ladies and
gentlemen gathered last night at
the magnificent residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ". G.. Irwin at Waikiki
in response to invitation to a
dance. The ball was a most
successful and brilliant affair.
The floral decorations of the
rooms were profuse and most
tastefully arranged while the
garden looked like fairy land
lighted by pretty japanese
lanterns. Although several hun
dred people were present, there
was ample room for dancing
which was kept up with a viii to
the excellent music furnished by
Prof. Berger until / o'clock in
the morning. An elegant supper
was served. Chief steward James
of the Australia acted as caterer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE.

In accordance with the provisions Il =
certain mortgage. made by c ALAPAl b
Isabella A Achi, dated October ), l59 =
recorded IN Liber AS page 24S; notice u
hereby given that the Mortgage intends ie
foreclose the same for conditions broken, -
wit: non-payment Of principal.
Notice IS likewise given that after ths
expiration of three weeks from the date a
this notice, the property conveyed By sid
mortgage viii be advertised FOR sale at pus-
he auction at the auction rooms Of las p
Morgan, in Honolulu, or MONDAY. thu
10th day Of November, 1893, az u nons
OF said day.
Further particulars can be had Of VIA
c Achi, Attorney at Law.
Dated Honolulu. October ., 1893
isabella A ACHI,
Mortgage
The premises covered by said Inortgsss,<s
consist Of:
All those premises situated a. KapalaEs.
Hoholulu, Oahu. and more particular de-
scribed IN partition deed between w c
Achi and said C AlApai, recorded in Lhex
l25 PAGE 1; containing gn area ef lilo Of IN
acres and being part Of those preniser
known as Apana described IN Royal P-t
enf, number 6S7, granted 20 keiipueaias-
oct 2S-3w
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
Not a Wreck.

The steamer Kaala which was
reported yesterday afternoon as
having gone ashore on the reef at
Waialua, is gotten off. The tug
Eleu towed her into the harbour
little after noon to-day. The
steamer has lost her rudder and
rudder post, and will be hauled
up on to the Marine Railway
after the Kaimiloa comes off.
She is said not to be leaking.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
A Sage Pagan.

Evangelist. st.-Are you a Christ
ian, Sing Yeh!
Sing Yeh.-Qate of Hong
kong).-Ess; heapee Clistian. Go
Sunday school. singee, playee.
leadee Bible; alice same heapee
much Clistian.
but. l understand you wor-
ship JOSS. tooY'
"Ess; play to JOSS alice same
evly dayee; bulnee Joss-stickee;
heapee stan in wiv joss alice
while.
But, you can not be both
Christian and Pagan; and wor-
ship God and joss at the same
time
"Wattee mattee Giant Swingee
on bot sidee fence alice same
likee politician. Don't clad diam
which beatee. Ne safee, ethel
way
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10

The following persons are
booked at the office of the Agents
to leave for San Francisco to-
morrow, on the Australia: l. F
Hetz, e j Borman, wife and 2
children, l. F Hughs. B Sharp, w
Libbey, Mrs, Young, Miss Young,
Miss Erickson, Mrs Wilson, III
W Severance and wife. W III
Soper, j E Soper, Mrs J H Soper,
and 2 children, c A Warner and
wife, F G. Buckley, Mrs Admiral
Skerrett, the Misses Skerrett.
NJ Hyman, j G Martin, r Cal
lendar, FL III Dingley, E Jacob
son. E Waltner, NJ P Robinson.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
Band Concert.

The P. G. Band, will give
concert at the Hotel this eve-
ming. Following is the program
me:
PART |
l Overture-''C ''Conberto" new .Rudiger
. Gavotte-"Dearest Love" (new) Munkett
8 Slow March ''On Parade" (new) Diehl
Wltz-''The Rose Queen" . Grove
PART .
Medley" Ridiculous" tnewl Barnard
March-"ScotchW Wedding (newl -.
: Fantasia Natures Awakening"
....... ... Eilenberg
S Two Quicksteps-
II. Australia Melodies" =. Seytert
>. "Radetzky" -. .. Strauss
Hawaii Ponoi"