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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR

Il ~ l. W M AAA~'A NAAh-
" cult Of the Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate
In the matter Of the EstSte OF ROBERT BROW y,
late OF Honolulu. Oahu. deceased.
on reading and fling the petition and accounts
OF William o. Smith, Administration with the
viii annexed OF the estate Of Robert Brown,
late OF Honolulu. Oahu. deceased. wherein be
asks TO be allowed sIlSs.7S, aud charges him.
self with SSN.CO. and asks that the same
mSy be examined and approved. and thsI
fnal order may Be made Of distribution OF the
property remaining in his hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled, and 6isehargius him and his
sursties from all further responsibility A. such
Administrator.
Ii Is ordered that FRIDAY, the 9th dsy OF
November, A. D., 1891, ST 10 O'Clock A N, at
Chambers, in the Court House. az Honolulu. be
and the same hereby Is appointed as the time
and place for hearing said petition and accounts.
aud that sill persons interested may then and
there appear Snd show cause, IL any they have
Why the same should not be granted.
Dated st Honoinlu, ii. L, this 9TH day OF oeto-
Der A. D., 1884,
BY the Court;
lSei-SE GEORGE LUCAS Clerk
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ccaal Embellishments
NOTICE.
DURLlC NOTICE. is nEREBY-

DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY
Il StVcu sAs; The following named persons q
~tts J, W Edwards, Frank C. IsRlcnd. A. T.
k.rPAy, ", A. NSn AVA, ". ", fsrsAsil. CkAs,
As&te1 HsSse1. 50. 4. fostc-. iss&c- tieVre,
Lse7 JsGz, recc, Barlow, A, frep, Z, h, ~,
each % uAcrz Is s1NscrieSg for certain Capital
Sscck % the kccS Cccec & Commercial Nor,-
pAuy = eelisGEezt IL hts subscription. ana Cue
rctsee ~ call er htu, Ter the payment 20 said
subscription AsVfuS Aeen -ssGe and the tine fo-
r,aStrg pay=ent - the sSUe having expired.
suG The said Subscription nos ecinE pSi1. the
CAPITAL Stock seon Which Ssee delinquent
SGeSc-tr sic1S are Gee o. 50 usuch thercof IS may
* Necessary - psy the delir9 seat amounts viii
~ sod a. 7-eiie Seetien q; t6e ossce q =. Feek
IN Tie ely % Hcaolula. In the Republic q Ha-
Wsii, az TIE hoar % IL ecleek n. On the erst dsy
- NOVEMBER, tSss. 10 the highest SaG best bid
der far cash.
K0NA COFFEE & COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
TAoass }. HisS.ns, F,est&eRs.
Atfss;s
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Marcus R-Colburn, a Bankrupt

r HEREBY GIVE SOTICE THAT I
l. zzz czly elected Assignee q the Es-
tate q Mzrczz z. Coi01ru q Ho1ol1l1,
Island q 0zh5, Hawaiian Islands,
drzyUza. Who Ezz sfI1diczfst bank
rups q The 18Th day q September, 1894
b. FocE q The ere1Iaorz - their meetIng
Eeld Ct th= zlsr Ut
Al eTecItorz q TIE above named bank
rUps arr requested 70 prove and tie their
Claims zaco1iI1x % lzE forrhEIth, and
81 perso1s owing the said Estate Or
hzTi1g any property q @ belonging
thereto are requested 20 pay and deliver
ID the zane foxIhEItb, 70 the under
sized, AsEignes. AZ his o1ee, No. "a
Merchant street, Bol0l1l1-
Dated this s,k day Of Octobsr, 1884.
HENRY HOLMES
SsII I5el-lE
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4 Dinner TO Delegate Fleming.

Captain Nay Of the Hyseinth
gave s dinner Wednesday night to
Delegate SsndfOrd Fleming of the
Dominion Of Canada. The other
guests were Chief Justice Judd,
the Rev. A. Macintosh, Captain
HAYES, Acting Commissioner for
Great Britain. First Lieutenant
Stilmsn Of the Hyscinth aud Pay
master Pritehsrd. \ most enjoy
sbLe evening was passed on the
man-Of war.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Mary q TIE cstIzzus q Rsln=-
vile Ir6isrs- srs LeTsE without Z
bssrIz Cf CLzEberlzl1's Cough
Re-sdy II the bo1se, says Jseob
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Commissioner Msrsden had s
long talk with the capitalists who
went TO Hawaii on the Claudine
for the purpose Of looking st coffee
lsBds in OIas. He talked up sew
eral Of his pet crops in the hope OF
getting them interested.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINT
IL sG BY the PSeSSts Court, rorrth CiFcait,
Exsc1toc q the Lass will and testament Of J. L.
EVANS. deceased % HoroSAA. Hawaii notice
= hs-eey given that all persons having any
claims against said estate must ale their claims
properly authenticated within six months or
they be barred. and all persons owing the said
estate must pay their Indebtedness 20 the under
Sad.
JANIS DKISCoLL.
E1ec-Eoc grder the last VII aed Testament Of
:. < Ev1ns. iSsS sU
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Executors Notice to Debtors
and Creditors,
y THE CIRCUIT COURT.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Il foI the let Cifc1it In the matter u tie viii
Of Georges PHILIPPE Tro1ssezr. csrezsed. testsfe
The E1cerzlgned hereby give notice that tbey
By szid Circgit CogTr. Ezscurors of TIE I.zsf
VIII snd TsstEsent q the aboye named
Georges PHILIPPE Trolssezu. n D.. late of Ho-
Eol1l1- sa1 tseg hereby notify all persons IN
debte1 - the Estate Of said Georges PbfIIIDs
Tro1ssez1 70 make Immediate payment Of their
scco1nts. ~ the once d tie Endefsigned Bruce
Cartwright, IN Holos1lg.
Ard saId Ersc1lors farther notify all Dersons
Eolcirz Claims zzzinst szld estate % present
SAGA claims . fhe 1nders3Znsd d1iy a1thertl
GATED 1nd Nifh the proper Fo1cneFs n any existj
within six months from the date Of tie dssf
D1biezti0n % tniE order. o. such claims vii b
forever barred
Dated t1ls 5ist dsy o. August. lesf
sizle1s EkICE CARTWRIGHT
HUGH Z. HcIETYRE,
Execstoft q the last VIII and Tesfsr1enf
Georges PHILIPPE TFozsse11. 11sz y
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention
to FOreclose and of Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that p1rsuant 10 power OF sale contained
in certain mortgage. bearing date the 18th day
Of January. 4. D.. 1se7, made by A ? Wazhis
Ulzkahiuau y aud EalsEzishzkzole her bus
band, PEhis KslOi. HOopii K, Pshis and Ksula
all Of Hsns, Island OF Maui, Hawaiian Islands
10 Henry smith, Guardian Of Fred Aug. Wenner
recorded in the Register Once. Oahu, in Libel
I01 on pages AZ, f73 and IA, and for breach Of
conditions in the said mortgage deed contained
TO Wit: non-psym eut OF q balance Of principal
and accrued interest. when due. the mortgages
intends 10 foreciose-
Notice il also given that all he right. title and
interest Of the mortzzgOrs in the land and pro
perty described in the said mortgage will be sold
AZ public auction Al the auction rooms OF James
Z. Morgan. On Queen street Honolulu. on
SATURDAY. the 18th day Of September, a. D..
1s.4, al u o'clock noon Of said day.
The property 10 be sold comprises:
lst- All those premises described IN r p
10 20 A. P. Nszhiz, 75luo acres. at Kskio,
Hama. Maui
md. All the undivided half interest Of UIa-
kahinsu In those premises described In r r.
1873 70 Pu1nui. 2 acres. az Hama. Maui
srd- All the interests OF HOopii. Pahiz Pahfs
= and ksulu < in those premises described in
z, =. zsfl TO E9lOi and Esisnui. 80 S7-IOy acres.
AZ Azk2zlse, Hama, Maui covering q acres
4lh- All the undivided half interest CT Pahia
kAlOi IN ttlo=e premises described in r p 5se9
70 Ik1z- II acres. 81 Azkzenui, Hama. Naai. and
conveyed 10 szid Pzhis KsIoi By deed OF KalOi
recorded in the once Of the Registrar Of Convex
aEces IN Liber O., page O.
Terms essh in c. & Gold Coin. Couyeyances
a. purchasers expels--
Further particulars car be had al the ofiee Of
Carter a Carter.
Dated Honolulu. September 9Th, 4. D. 1ss;.
HENRY SMITH, Guafdian.
c4kTEE / CARTER Isas,
ss- The sale Of the above property Il con
fiE1ed until MONDAY. October IS Iss{f
HENRY SMITH, Guardian.
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LEAvEs HONOLULU.

Returning leaves Hilo, touching at Lau.
pahoehoe same day; kawaihae A. NJ, Mahu-
kons 10 A. NJ; Makena 4P. NJ; Maalaea Bay
8 P. ~; Lahaina P. NJ. the following day,
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
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he Abba I'll not leave before
1ext Tuesday O wellesley She
VII take n0rs sugar fron the Nj
kEhzlz and the Psle-
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.OF N A launch FOR JAPAN,
Strange Trip Started Up01 Froz
LsySan Island.
4 L4slSEs LIVES ALL AL9y s.

Eese-z % tie >SnSSser Rebsrs Levers
Ffnsen DAYS Frsa tkzr rert-pis1-
ezity IN Loading Her CarSe There.
Sat Record il fsrpken This TRIP.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

hG NAhN VII NOl " OE
Il the First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands. In
frohste-At Chambers. In the matter % the
Guardianship Of Walter Ross opfergelt and Leo
norx opferySlL minors.
On reading and ding the petition OF ". F.
Allen OF Honolulu, Oahu. the Guardian OF the
property Of Walter Ross OpferSelt and Leonora
opferxelt, minors, praying Tor an order Of sale
OF certain real estate belonging to said wards.
being that certain Tract OF land situated al
fauoS, Honolulp, oShn. being part OF Royal
Patent No. sfSS 20 2. Nsone containing si9
square 'sthoms, suG setting forth certain legal
redScnS why such real estate should be sold.
II Is hereby ordered, that the next OF KIN Of
the said wards ard all persons interested in the
said estate. AppeSr before this Court on NON
DAY, the ffth dSy Of November. AID. 1894. az
10 O'Clock An. 81 the Court Room OF this Court
in Honolulu. Oahu. then aud there to show cause
Why an order should not be granted for the sale
OF such estate.
Dated Honolulu. II. l., October :. 1854
By the Court:
issi-st GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
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ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.

~ No Freight will be received after IL
noon of day of sailing.
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Notice Of Partnership Changes

CHOP IIS OF EAPAA, KAUAI.
u hzvinZ this day sold to the firm Of
Q1ouz Wan On 4 Co q Houol1Iu all
his interest II the foIIoEing partnerships
Qu1uz Wzh IN Z Co. Of Honolulu,
Oshz; Qzouz Wzh Jan & Co Of Ezpzz,
KzUEi; Q1ong Tai Jan 4 Co. q Kzlihi-
Ezi, Ez1zi; Long Tai Jan @ LihGe,
Ez1zi-
Al pers51z are hereby notified not to
transact zuy business With O. pay any
Uorsy 70 the said Chap I'm Oh zceo1nt
q any q the said pzrCnershipS-
Dated H1uolzl1, October :, 1894.
GUOSG WAH OS < co.
zsIl-Iz I5eI-sE
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Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight, as we will not hold
ourselves responsible after such freight has
been landed. While the Company will uss
due diligence in handling live stock, We
decline to assume any responsibility in case
of the loss of same, and will not be respon-
sible for money or jewelry unless placed in
the care of Pursers.
w. @. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. ]. A. KING. Port Supt
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WILDER'S
STEAMSHIP co.'s
TIME TABLE
STMR. KINAU,
d
CLARKE. Commander.

Win leave Honolulu at . O'Clock T. N
touching at Lahaina. MaalaeS Bay ano
Makena the same day; Mahukons, Hawai-
haze and Lsupahoehoe the following day
arriving at Hilo at midnight.
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STMR. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON. Commander.

CAMERON. Commander.
Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at
O'Clock P. NJ, touching at Kahului, Huelo.
Hama, Hamoa and kipahulu. Maui. and Pa
auhau. Hawaii. Returning will arrive at
Honolulu every Sunday morning.
- No Freight will be received after
P. NJ. on day of sailing.
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s7- Inc sale Of the above property is cor
timed ultil MONDAY October Is 1876
HENRY SMITH Guardian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
PRIZE FOR SWEARING.
Colonel Lamb Advertising for Anonymous
Communications.

Colonel Lamb Advertising for Anonymous
Communications.
NORFOLK, VA. November lS.-(spe-
cial)-The Republicans are jealous III
their work of trying to unearth irauos III
the late election, and are anxiously await
ing answers to their advertisement oHer-
ing a prize of 500 to anybody who VIII
convict n special constable of msfeasance
on election-day. There ought not to De
much trouble, If swearing Is all mat Is
necessary. to get q good many IN the
Republican party to try ana VIII th''
prize-package. Colonel Lamb Is au'ei
Using also for anonymous commuhica-
TONS of parties desiring to charge eiectioi'
irregularities. and yet do not want their
names known. Strange proceedings, these'
PUSH THE WORK.
Orders have been received in the Con-
struction Department TO push the "orh
on the torpedo launches OF the pattisship
,rexas Work has been going aheau
steadily for some several months, ana the
launches when completed Will be model
engines of war in their line.
To-day was one Of the coolest OF the
season. with a thick ice everywhere on
standing water
barbor with sportsmen after ducks ana
geese and other fine game in the Carolina
sound region. The wild fowl promise 70
be as plentiful this season as usual.
lanes Sawyer. who had his skull frac-
tured at Etheredge's saw-mill by James
Edwards yesterday. and died last night,
leaves n wife and two daughters. the
eldest married. Edwards has been sent
on for murder. The quarrel was about
handling two boards.
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A SAD CASE OF HYoRopHoBIA.
"A Boy Bitten by an Affected Cat Dies
Thirty Days Afterwards.

COLUMBIA. VA. November l3-(Spe-
cial.)-A very large cat. which acted
very strangely, insomuch as II went from
house to house attacking dogs, people.
and cattle, was killed near here about
thirty days ago. At one mans house the
cat bit little girl. and jumped on the
back of an OK. and tried to bite II.
At another house IL bit u little boy, o
years old, very severely on the brow
and forehead, holding on 10 him until
he ran about nifty yards to his mother,
when the cat had 20 be pulled loose"
and was killed. a physician was sent for
10 see the girl, and had the wound
washed and cauteriZed. and mercury
given until the child was salivated. SO
far no bad symptoms have made their
appearance. But the boy was not seen
at once, and when the physician did see
him his directions were not carried out
in regard TO treatment. AZ in the little
girls case. Thirty days from the time
the boy was bitten he began to show
symptoms OF hydrophoba. First he
could not drink water. would take a
cup OF II. carry II TO his mouth. and
try 10 swallow II, when his throat, as he
said, would close up, and he would throw
the cup away and say nc could not
swallow. He then had nervous twitchings
OF the muscles. and then went into con-
WILSON'S and died. He was perfectly well
ep to the time he showed the first symp-
toms of the disease. ana died In three
days after he was taken.
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Nash Carolina Notes,

Snow fell Sunday at several places ID
North Carolina.
TIE FAYETTEVILLE Fair began yesterday.
The exhibits are said to be above the
average.
John NJ. Ward, the well-known base-pa,,i
player, IL at Charlotte. He says ne VIII
play no more ball.
Mrs. Mangum. OF Virginia, arrived yes,
terday to visit the family OF Mr.: =. -.
Lawrence, near Spring HUI, HaiuaA
county.
The sixteenth annual colored State fair
began at Raleigh yesterday Mt me oth,s
Fair Grounds. Governor Carr ioffnA'iy
opened II.
A freight train was derailed near SCOT
land Neck on Monday, but no damage
was done. The mail was delayed SNORT
while passing South.
Yesterday citizens OF the village or Lu-
cawa were before the railway coininissIon
at Raleigh and presented a petition LOT u
depot there. The request Is made 10 'he
Atlantic-Co Line.
In Rowan county while Robert Eller
was loading a pistol IL was dischargeu
and the bullet struck and killed his bro,
Their Charles aged II. The bullet passed
entirely through the boys head.
1t develops that the cause or Master
Archie McDoweil's running away Satur-
day at Scotland Neck was 1T or anger
at some reproof that had been given
him at home. He had been readih:
books about boys who ran away anu
had threatened TO do so himself.
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virginia News Items.

Reports from the Camp-Armistead
| hunting party In Augusta county say
that ten black bears were Killed the hrst
| day OF the hunt.
The State Embalming Examining Board
| was In session IN Portsmouth yesterday
| examining several applicants Tor license
| to practice embal,nins.
| A charter has been granted the Lynn.
| haven oyster Company. with sloUV anu
not more than 5000 capital, 70 hahuie
| solely the famous Lynnhaven bivaives.
Mr.. Robert Rudd, well,,known , nj
| road-man. long connected with the Mid
| land railroad. died In Washington on
| Monday morning and will be buried In
! Alexandria.
Mr.. NJ. f. Judd, wife and child. who
| left Atlanta, Ga. on the 18th OF October.
| travelling on bicycles. arrived yesterday
| In Charlottesville. They averaged ABOUT
| thirty miles per day.
Managers Of the Home for Confederate
Mothers and widows In Baltimore began
a sale Of dolls and fancy articles ior the
benefit Of the home at 2ll2 north Charies
street In that city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John T.. Mason have IS
sued Invitations 10 the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Fannie II. Mason, 70 Mr..
| John w. Genther, on November 22d, at
the Presbyterian church IN Frederlcks-
burg.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Greenesville yesterday morning received
from Judge Hancock the order granting
p. II. Farley a new trial. 1t has been
suggested that a change Of venue VIII be
asked for.
Most OF the delegates to the Virginia
Methodist Conference ut Charlottesville.
! which convenes to-day. arrived there on
yesterdays afternoon trains. a great
many visitors from all parts Of the State
are expected to be present
c. Il. Hood. ex-Mayor Of Culpeper, was
stricken with facial paralysis on Mon
day at his home. Mr.. Hood was Mayor
OF the most prominent Republicans In
that part Of the State
A circular has been issued by Hon.
Robert J. Walker. who was defeated at
the recent election by Hon. 3. 5. Turner In
the Seventh District, stating that under
thrown out to have elected him II they
had been properly counted.
The remains Of Captain Eugene d..
Robinson, who died Sunday at the home
OF Captain Charles Il. Sale, Essex county.
Va. were inferred yesterday morning In
I.oudon- Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Bishop
James A. Latane OF the Reformed Epis-
copal Church. Officiated.
AR. w. Allen Hicks, Of Fredericksburg,
died suddenly on Monday morning In bed
While IN s.a afaI Attacks Mr Of h hshsma are.
and when first taken with this one u was
supposed It would wear of. but all efforts
to relieve him failed. and he died In two
hours after the attack. He was about ~
years old and leaves widow
Captain Eugene ID. Robinson. aged IS
wears. a member OF the grain commission
firm OF Robinson & jackson. died Sunday
at the home OF Captain c. F.. Sale. near
Milford, In Essex county. He was born in
king William county, Va. and was son
of Major Thomas b. Robinson. He was g
captain In the Confederate army and
served with his command until the close
OF the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

he ran. around II and seized another
handspike and turned on Miller.
who was close on him. and struck the
fatal blow, from which Miller died some
time the same day. In the mean time be-
sailed from Rozicr's creek to Cockreii :
creek, q harbor at the lower end OF
Northumberland county. and the captain
thorities. AZ kozlers creek IL on The line
between Westmoreland and King George
counties II Is not known TO which one he
Will be taken for trial. II Sweeny's tale
Is true. and the evidence seems 10 show
II Is, be will have no trouble In proving a
case of seif-defence.
Such cases a. the above are very fire.
quent in our waters in the dredging sea-
son, and your correspondent has learned
that in the last few weeks several dead
bodies have been found floating about in
our waters-one Of them ut least bearing
evidence OF foul play