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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10

The Advertiser element which
comprises the Conservative men
who are headed by Dole,
Damon and Hatch are willing
to do anything as long as they
can secure a stable government
in the hands of themselves. They
have no objection to the restora
ton of the Monarchy and the
constitution of 1887 as our funda-
mental law as long as they can
be assured that thev will he the
government and given the power
to run the country. A treaty with
the United States could then be
made which would secure for
Hawaii not alone commercial
advantages, but also virtual
protectorate which would be an
absolute guarantee agsinst exter-
nal or internal disturbances in the
future. Such treaty framed by
the advice of the American Min
lister could, by the calling of an
extra session here of the present
constitutional Legislature or by
new election, be ratified by Ha-
waii and then presented to Con-
gress where it undoubtedly ly would
be accepted as a matter of the
policy of Cleveland.
We are not prepared to ex-
press an opinion as to the feasi-
bility of such compromise.
The word has an i'll clang in the
ears of the loyal Hawaiians, but
they as well as their Queen have
left all actions In the matters
pertaining to their future in the
hands of the United States, and
will of course abide by any sug-
gestion or demand which may
be made by the representative of
that country. We expect OF
course that there viii be general
denial that any compromise is
intended or contemplated. but
such denial will have no effect
The friends of Hawaii must re-
main quiet and peaceful as they
have done heretore and they may
derive some interesting amuse-
ment not devoid of instruction
by watching the capers Of the
men who now wish-that they
hadn't done it.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10

been acquainted with the repu-
tation of the famous journalist.
long before he ever heard OF the
existence of-Mr. Smith.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
Wanted Big Odds.

lay Blume (seornfuilyl.-I hear
tyou have wagered money that
sould marry me.
san Ische.- Yes; viii you marry
Nay Blume.-If you wagered
,ugh, l win.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10

Clerk: Il can't read this letter,
sir. The handwriting is very bad" :"
Mr.. Flareup: Pshaw. any dom
KEY can read it. Pass it here. -
Tit Bits.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10


when The cowboy lights Der the sikali
plain,
With a skin full of ram and remorse,
You'll ind him most always, in sun or IN
rain.
Outside of what he terms horrss.
Add up in New England, with abdomen
blue.
The puritan frescoed with moss.
Puts cord liver oil in his wagon 50 new
And ,ew ii bitches Aoss.
But here in Kentacky. where nature IS kind
And betting is middling close.
You Il find the fair girls and elongated men
Adniring and loving the hoce. Z BIZ Nsgj.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10
A Nuisance.

There is house standing on
the Waikiki road about outside
Mr.. Peacock S residence. 1t was
a source of great Inconvenience
if not of danger to have that
where hundred of carriages had
to pass by on their way to Mr.
Irwin 5 residence and back again.
People moving houses should be
compelled to do so under certain
regulations and no stop should
be allowed on the narrowest
points o. the roads on which the
moving sakes place. This house
movinglis "a great nuisance,
becaus the houses sometimes
block de roads for days, and if
it canpt be stopped, altogether
it shdld certainly be done as
speedy as possible which is far
from le case now.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-10

Senator Emmeluth was again
worrying over his famous resolu-
The herald., 1893-06-15

III AuufeOu t{act, a triangular
piece of land described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the north
east corner of lot 8, block B.
thence west on north line OF
said lot 1926 feet; thence in a
straight line to the southeast
corner of said lot 8; thence
north on west line OF Arroyo
street, so feet TO point of begin
ming, being the easterly por-
tionspf lot 8, block B.
In Hamilton tract, a triangular
piece of land Is feet on south
side of Well sweet, by Is feet
on west side of Humboldt
ST. street, being a portion of lot
20, block 4......:.......;.......
In Newell 4 Spun's subdivision
of part of Chavez tract, East
Los Angeles, lot l, block H..
lot 8, block IL.
Lot y, block IL
westerly portion, being 43 feet
on Chavez street by o feet on
north end of lot L, block | III.
A strip OF land so feet wide.
bounded as follows: North BY
south line of Mission street.
east by land of P Beaudry,
south by line between prop
erty OF said P Beaudry and
Chas Stern, and west by the
easterly official line of Los An
geles river. ...,
A strip of land described as fol-
lows Beginning at the inter
section OF the north line of
May street with the easterly
official line of the Los Angeles
river, thence east on said north
line of street 30.2 feet,
thence north l47.42 feet to d
point 60 feet east of said line
of river, thence north on
line parallel with and so feet
easterly from said line of
river to point in the line be-
tween the property of Chas
Stern and P Beaudrv, thence
west on said property line
q 3 feet, thence south on
said easterly line to the point
of beginning ......... ........
A piece of land described as fol-
lows: Beginning at pointon
the south line of Macy street,
I6 AS feet, west from the west
line of Anderson street, thence
west on said line OF Macy
street to the easterly bank of
the Los Angeles river; thence
south along said river bank to
the north line Of Riverside
street; thence east on said line
OF Riverside street TO a point
1853 west from the west line
of Anderson street; thehce on
straight line to the point of
beginning ...... .............
In Cannerv tract, west Ri feet Of
All OF lot L .........- -.-....-........
West 32 feet Of lot 12............
Beginning at o point on the
south line of Riverside street
6.5 feet west of the northeast
corner Of lot 8; thence west
% 81 feet to The north west
corner of said lot 3; thence
south to southwest corner of
said lot 8; thence east op
south line OF said lot 34.93
feet; thence in straight line
to point of beginning, being a
- 81
The herald., 1893-06-15
Name and Description.

IN Crimes tract, lot 10. -.
In CRIMES tract, Z 40 # of lot IL
34020 A G Stephenson, in W Los Ange-
les, lot IL, block NJ. ...
In boulevard tract, lot 2, blk L..
In Boulevard tract, lot 8, blk L..
The herald., 1893-06-15

A strip of land described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the inter-
section of the easterly official
line OF the Los Angeles river,
with the south limo OF the
Clement tract; thence east on
said line 2l0 feet; thence sout$h
on a line parallel with and
80 feet east of said line of
river to the north line of tho
Blow tract; thence West on
said line 80 feet; thence
north on said line of river to
place OF beginning .........
m Rlow tract--A strip of land
30 feet wide, east OF and ad.
joining the easterly official
liuepf the Los Angeles river
through lot 4..,......,.........
y Il. MI, .., 4. "A =. -.
The herald., 1893-06-15


33S01 Newell Montague, in Lanker-
SHIN Rancho, Land and Water
company, subdivision OF east
II, 90 acres of soiith half of
Rancho Ex-Missien de San
Fernando, 10 acres being west
half of east half of lot 1874 ...
10 acres, being east half OF east
half OF lot los o5..................
40 6eres, being southwest quar-
ter OF southeast quarter OF sec
ton 6, township 3 south, range
Is west...... .....-..............
In Robedehu tract, lot 12 ....
1896 Henry Martz, 10 acres of land,
being lot L, in section o.
township l nsrth, range Ia
west. t......t.,.... ..............
33a52 S NJ Griggs, in Lordsburg, lot 8,
blk 90 and personal property
3397S Martha WygHl, in Redondo
Beach, lot Al, blk l42......
2AO1I A < CRObhius in MiltimOrp trapf
The herald., 1893-06-15
pUTVIUI UI IUV o. g. -
!, Mever's tract. lot 10.

In Myers tract, strip of land SIS
feet wide east of and adjoin-
ing the easterly official line Of
the Los Angeles river through
lot so. .................... .....
In Meyers tract, a strip of land
90 feet wide east of and adj
Joining the easterly official
line OF the Los Angeles river
through lot
The herald., 1893-06-15
l,nA AneolAA DIV.

MIS- Mamie G Dunsmore, In
Electric Railway Homestead
Association tract, lot 4, block
The herald., 1893-06-15

In n coles subdivision of part
OF the Addison tract, lot II =.
In Addison tract, lot /, block A
In Kuhrts' Bridge tract, lot /,
block i...............
An within 90 feet OF east line of
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Open-Hearted jersey.

OF all the forms OF hospitality with which
the team men are acquainted none can
claim any superiority over the Jersey artl-
Gle At all times and in all places the New
Jersey National Guardsmen who have been
at Sea Girt during the pass week have done
lumbia detachment as comfortable and ss
happy as men need TO be. To enumerate
those who have toiled IN behalf of the visit
ncer and enlisted man that Jersey put on
the range throughout the week. Gov. Meit
has been interested in the welfare OF bis
visitors: Gen. Spencer has done everything
he could think Of: Col FELTON,, the post
quartermaster. has been most indefatigabie
and equally polite; Surgeon Mai Currie al a
Surgeon Mai. Myers looked after the siek
ones with admirable success: Col. Owens:
Col Van Cleef and Capt Walker preyentet
much indisposition by the interpretation -
Brig Gen. Van Valen. Col. Decker. Col.
Holmes. Capt Gran. Capt. Stockton, CAPT.
Reid. Col. Bamford. Cod. Riyhter. capt-
Jones and that prince OF good fellows. Col.
Anthony r. Kuser. were among the many
who looked after the visitors from the ne-
tional capital Outside OF the military CT
ganization were two gentlemen who oif
Washington good service whenever assist
ance was possible-Mr. W. A. HAYES ant
Mr. Theodore Beck. both OF Newark: Mt.
Hayes was the most easily worked mine ~
shooting information on the range; both he
and Mr.. Beck made many friends among
the Washingtonians.
Sh0uge In ttxures
There was an error I'm the footing -
totals In the first regiments team score IN
the New Jersey interstate match. Lieut..
Stewart was wrongly credited TO It's
skirmish runs. they being figured out as "a
and Il. respectively. Now the statisticsi
officers have put the matter right and TIE
team total has moved up from .i2s 20 ~
Lieut.. Stewards runs being ~ and q.
noteworthy feature of the first regt-nenH
score was the Ss skirmish run made ~
Lieut. C. L. Eimebaugh. Sixteen bull a.
eyes and four close fours come very near
to being a perfect record.
Congratulatorv kilograms have been COM
ing into camp during the past day or two.
contributed principally by Ad1u-ant Ger.
Mosher who Is al Ocean City. Nd. and "
Capt w F. Horton. An anonymous frieild
sent to Capt. James z. Bell box OF mag
nifcent roses; the fiowers-4n big pitcher =
have decorated and still decorate the cen-
ter table q team headquarters.
The medals which go to the winners ~
the Hilton and Interstate trophies Were or
dered TODAY by Gen. Spencer and Will be
delivered in Washington within week ~
SO. They are Of bronze and unorrra mentsL
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DuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE REING
PREMISES NOS. HOG AND HOS EIGHTH
STREET SOUTHEAST. WASHINGTON n G.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date April 49, 1898, and recorded in Liber
No. $50; folio 154 ct seq, of the land records
OF tue district of Columbia. We will sell at pub
bidder. on WEDNESDAY. THE TwENTY-TiiIRD
DAY OF AUGUST. A. d. 1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
7. NJ. all that part Of square numbered nine hun
dred and thirty t93O,. contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds beginning a. the east
side OF Eighth street southeast. distant sixty
eight (SS) feet six %, inches south Of south L
ner OF said square. and running thence south
thirty 600 feet. thence fifty and forty three
one hundredths 65O.43, feet. thence northwesteriy
on line at right angles with Georgia avenue
fourteen and nine hundredths u4.O9) feet to a
point forty-four and fifty hundredths (445O) feet
from the east line OF said Eighth street thence east
thlrty and nifty hundredths ,30.5Ol feet. or
less to a point seventy-nve (75) feet due east of
said Eighth street. thence north seventeen and
nrty hundredths 1I.oO, feet. thence west seventy
nve Uo) feet to the place OF beginning with the
improvements. consisting of houses Nos. HOG and
ilos Eighth street southeast, in the city of Wash
Terms are One-third Of the purchase money cash
tof which 800 must he paid ut time Of saiet and
balance In two equal inStallments at and two
years from date Of sale with interest at 8 per
cent payable semi-annually and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser II the terms are not COM
piled with in ten days from day OF sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell at risk and Of tho
defnulting purchaser on i've days public advsr-
tlsement. All conveynLcing and tax certificates
at cost Of the purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON.
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A Funnaly-Rfgeed Gun.

The most amusing feature OF the VIM
bledon cup match. and. In fact. OF the week.
was the appearance at the l00o-ysrd firing
point OF Lieut. James NJ Stewart the
third battalion's inspector OF rife practice.
armed with ludicrously equipped Spring.
neld rine-a satire upon the fine long-range
guns: Wind mills and whirgigigs and
weather vanes were all over the barrel.
a wind clock faced the shooter from near
the 'front.' sight and a plumb bob dangled
IN the same region. A big test tube played
the part OF spirit level, and several fiags
showed up the vagaries OF the wind. The
exaggerated parody was greeted with laugh
ter In such Quantities as must have more
than repaid Lieut.. Stewart for the ineenu-
fty applied and the time expended
How the scores Were Built I'm.
Washtngtonians who are at all interested
in military rife shooting will probably en-
Joy analyxing the scores made by the Dis
trict brigade team In the Hilton and N R.
A. matches. The team totals were In each
case less than they had been under more
favorable conditions in practice, but they
were, nevertheless. satisfactory. The Hi
ton aggregate was two gratifying points
ahead OF Pennsylvania last years record
proof OF ability-while the Interstate score
was 81 points beyond the score OF lsS2. The
figures are follows:
The Hflrou Trouhx Match
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THOMAS BOWLING & son, Auctioneers.
612 L st. NV.

TRT pTEE rs SALE OF A Two.sroRY BRICK
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
~ virtue Of q certain deed Of trust dated An.
gust l. 1897. and recorded In lber No. 172l folio
No. ll6 ct seq, one Of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and by the direction of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
VII! sell on MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-FIRST
lsa3 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the
premises. the following described real estate Sit
nate IN Washington city. District of Columbia, to
premises known and distinguished us and being the
south part of lot eighteen 0s) Of the original sub
division OF square five hundred and eighty seven
loSI. beginning for the q point on I'd street
vest on the southeast corner of said lot eighteen
uS and running thence ninety two 1a2) feet tn
a thirty go, foot alley; thence north along said
alley 10 feet "a inches thence east ninety two
I feet thence south along the line of % street
ming, together with the improvements, consisting
Of two-story six room brick dwelling, with mod
ern Improvements.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in ope
and two years. with notes bearing interes. and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust the property sold or all
cash. ut the option Of the purchaser II the terms
OF sale are not complied with in ten DAYS from
day OF sale the property will be resold at risk and
cost Of defaultinx purchaser. All conveyancinc
and recording at cost Of purchaser. A deposit OF
500 required at time Of sale.
WILLIAM MAySE. Trustee
aulo-d&ds JOHN McuvEEN. Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard.-Washington. d. c., August IL 1898. Sealed
proposals. indorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard. Washington, u. c., to be opened Sep
TENDER 5. 1885, will be received at the Bureau Of
SupPle' d and sOS NsT
SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1893, and publicly opened
immediately thereafter, to furnish at the Navy
Yard. Washington, ID. c., quantity Of Screws,
Nails Lumber, Steel. Iron and Steel Castings The
pass the usual naval inspection Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application TO the Navy
Yard. Washington d. c. The attention of manu-
facturers and dealers is invited Tie bids all other
things being equal decided by lot. The department
reserves the right to waive defects to reject any
eminent. THOS. J. LASIER, Acting Chief Of Bu-
au21 -2aw2w
PROPOSALS FOR BOILER AT JAH.-Us JAN.
Washington. d. c., August Is. 1S93.-Proposals are
invited for a sectional water tube boiler either the
Babcock & Wilcox. National Campbell & Zell
Company type, for the L. s. jail in the District of
Columbia Bids will be received until NOON Of
addressed TO the General Agent. Department Of
Justice. to whom applications for specifications
Jail aui9-3t
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.-wAR DEPART
ment Supply Division. Washington CITY, July
Hr ss soP
nishine such forage hay. straw. &c. may be re-
auirsd to supply the War Department stables during
made upon blank FORMS containing also specifcs-
tons and instructions to bidders. which will be
pished on application to this Office. Proposals must
BE- placed in sealed enveopes. Endorsed the outside
THOkP. Chief Of supply Division. ~ H. IT,
au2.3. 81. - % "a
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FAILURE OF RAIN MAKERS.
Their BOmba rdment Only Drives
Away Promising Clouds.

The effort of the Connecticut Valley to-
bacco growers to dynamite rain-storm
out of the dry and coppery August sky be-
gan about 10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
and continued after a desultory fashion
until midday. Jerome T.. Fuller and
Eugene Clark of Hartford were the lead
ing spirits I'm the enterprise. although all
the tobacco-raising farmers for miles
around were interested, both from curl
osity and financially.
Neither in its conduct nor it's results was
the experiment a success. OF the fifty
thirty-inch balloons, each bearing a half
pound charge OF dynamite. that were to
be sent up only five We're used. and of the
100 dynamite cartridges that were to be
fired only about forty were exploded. The
result, so far as there was a result, was
the entire dissipation of some clouds that
had looked really promising during the
forenoon. and the appearance of very
flushed and f1orid-looking sun that seemed
to be angrily demanding what all the rum
pus was about
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SOUND As A DOLLAR.
This IL Jack Dempsey's Condition,
Says His Backer.

rms IL JACK Dempsey'n Condition, SO
Says His Backer.
The New York Sun this morning saws:
Gus Tuthill. Jack Dempsey's hacker, has
returned from the west He brings with
him good news of Dempsey. A reporter
had an interview with Tuthir. The latter
was very willing to tell all he knew regard
Ing his protege and his recent illness.
Jack is at present in Chicago with his
wife" said Tuthiil, earnestly. They are re-
operating In a small cottage on the banks
of Lake Michigan, which 1 secured solely
for their comfort. 1 can frankly state that
Jack Is as sound as a new dollar. Further
more, he was not sick as generally thought.
After We left St. Jcseph's Hospital in
st. Paul the leading doctor examined Jack
and declared that his constitution was all
right. The other day in st. Paul Jack and
Prof j. S. Barnes of the Phoenix A c. of
that city had a spirited bout together and
really You, would be delighted to see how
Jack boxed.
Dempsey weighed himself Just prior to
my departure and tipped the BEAM with
his clothes on. at exactly ISL pounds. / ex-
pect hip and his wife here within a week s
time. a reception will be rendered to them
and l have engaged the Industrial Palace
boxing tournament there on September l.
Jack will box four rounds with some good
man."
Tuthill refused to commit himself regard
ing the proposed international encounter
between Dempsey and Dick Burge. He
said that, barring accidents, Jack would
positively fight Burge.
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RATCLTyE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers.

Thu ~ ESyr SALE OF TWO-sT0RY BRICK HOUSE
YORK And NEW JERSEY AVENUES NORTH
VEST. BEING HOUSE No. 2l6 NEW YORK
AVENUE. BY AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to bearing date June
10, iSS2. and recorded among the land records Of
the District Of Columbia In Liber 1892, folio 374
ss seq. and further deed to dated July 8,
IsSI ana recorded among said land records IN
Idbsr i7Ol. folio 2O2. ct seq. and the request
OF the holder OF the notes secured by said deeds
trust We will sell at public auction In front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
Shi.IEMBEk. A. d. 1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described real estate and the
improvements thereon, situate in the city of WASH
No. o51, begtnntng for the same a the northwest
corner Of said square and running thence southerly
along the eastern line Of New Jersey avenue 90 90
feet thence easterly at right angles the eastern
line Of New Jersey avenue 5O.56 feet. thence
northessterly parallel to southern line Of New
York avenue $50 feet. thence northwesterly at
right angles to southern line Of New York avenue
100 feet to said southern line of New York avenue.
and thence along said southern line OF New York
avenue southwesterly $3.50 feet to the place Of
beginning.
Terms are: One-third of the purchase money
cash tOf which $500 must be paid at time Of salel
and balance in two equal installments at one and
per cent, payable semi annually and secured by
deed of trust on the property Sold all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. If the terms are not
compiled with In ten days from day Of sale the
trustees the right to resell risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. on 1--WE days public
advertisement. All conveyancing and recording at
J. D. COUGHLAN,
BLAIR LEE,
au19-d&ds Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING h son, Aucts.
0l2 Z st. NV, Washington, u. c.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE NEW
MODERN THREE-SrORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLINGS, KNOWN AS NOS 1343.
45-47 AND ~ STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF four certain deeds of trust each
dated January g. AID. 1893. and recorded respect.
lively In Liher No. ITS. folio l73 ct seq Iiber
No. It'll, folio Al ct se,,. Liber No. lIif 9folio
Ill ct sea-, and Iiber No. 1880 folio IS ct SEQ.
being land records of the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the holders OF the notes se
cured thereby. will sell. at public auction ir
trent OF the premises. on MONDAY THE TWEEN
TY.EI9HTH DAY OF AUGUST AID. 1899, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
estate and the improvements thereon; situate In
the city Of Washington, District of Columbia. &c
wit: Lots numbered IS. 40, so and 81, in Victor
Andcrsons subdivision of lots in square num-
bered 1884. being. as per plat. recorded in Liber
No 49, folio 1Ol. Of the records OF the surveyors
office of the District of Columbia
Each Of said lots will be sold subject to two
prior encumbrances, one heing for 81. 100 C,udips
association mortsage and the other for $341 Al. al
per cent. amount due under which will be stated
at the sale and can be learned from the trustees
prior thereto.
Terms Of sale: Cash over the above mentioned
prior encumbrances. deposit of $500 will he re-
quired on each house ut time OF sale. All con.
veyanctng, abstract and recording at purchasers
cost If the terms of sale are not fully com
piled with within ten DAYS from day of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell risk and cost
OF defaulttng purchaser after five days previous
advertising. JOHN T. ARMS,
JOHN RIDOUT,
Aufo-d&ds Trustees.