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DID LEBRETT0 MURDER HIM ?
Michael Bennello Said the Saloon
Keeper Assaulted Him,
Died IN tho brooklyn city Hospital
This Morning.

Michael Bennollo. sixty years Old, Of
81 President street. lrooklyn, died at
the Brooklyn city Hospital his morning
and tn. police believe hu was murdered.
q Frank Lchrottu, twcuty-cipht years, u
saloon Keeper. Of rs Fourth avenue,
BROOKLYN, was h"lh hv .iustice Tigho. tn
the Butter street Police Court, this
morning on IN" chtru" Of ussIuliiug
Bonnello In hi SELDOM Saturday after
noon last, Ills Fate rests largely on tn"
Investigation to be made by Coroner
keu".
Hrurcllo and Lebr,tlo Qnnrrrllrl over
q difference" 81 siN coui4 IN II sale of q
quantity Ut omriy bottles, IN" ouly
witness thus far discovered IS liunncllu's
sOn-iu-lHw, Victor Ncuu,llu.
NrnnoilJ wiys that his iather-in-lnw
hobhl"I int III" nous" carly Saturday
evening. liz was worry pal, aud weak and
was suffering intensely. II" told Ven
urllp ,hnt h" uul uuirr"llrl over six
cents win l.'hr'tto, ana that during tn"
quarrel I."br'llu sprhng upon him,
grabbed him hy his mnstachc and kicked
him in the Erpins.
BrnrolID was very III Saturday night
aud Sunday. Momi"y hiT condition he
cam" - serious that br. GucthoIis. OF
Union street, was called.
br Goethplls says that an inves'iga-
tluu show d that I%icnn"llo had been as
suIltel. E'nnc,lO's condition became 50
alarming Tuesday mat he was remON"I
10 tn iiruuklNu Hospital Bennello was
~uncunsc'pus most of the time after sat
urday night.
W]oIu"Sinv pr. G]oetrulls notified the
polio" Of The Tenth Precinct o. Ben
nellOS CDnlitl III. Detectives Raleigh
rested Lobrcrt, list hight.
b"hrrtt" admits having had some
words wlt.h lionn"lIo, hut denies as
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a Painful Accident
FOLLOWED BY 4 vEiW'S GREAT
SUFFERING.
ENDED ny THCCUHATIVE POWER
DF kOOD'S ~tR~ApA RIILA.

g. =. Hood * CO., Lowell, Mass.
"N"ar sig J an clad Ia safe my experience
with and opiutou ut pund's SUr~'parilla. Ninc
years ago l lrok' one o' my legs. After the
bone hnl knit a humOr came out and the lee hc-
came such
4 Mass or SORES.
that 1t was an awfui siEht to look at. was not
ali" to work on account ct 1t tor oyera year.
Different doctor trra'e lnr, bat ell in vain. |
h"caE" 80 III '"nr'E"d That | wished for death.
The doctors finally advised the amputauon OF
the lc'. | read OF tie many CUrr' cNcctci by
Hoods Sarsapar!tle and decided 10 try it. TIT,
was In Ap-l. aud beside taking the medicine ]
The evening world., 1894-03-09
FIRE IN A CLOSED ROOM.
Schoo! Children Frightened by the
Rattle of Engines.

A fire Of a susricio,,s n,turo bro,,o an,
" ''7f''io"" ""'"i' p'"hc ou'
III II thr"e-"'orN building at ~ Wooster
street, at about 10 O'Clock this morning.
The nui'di,y T., occu,la, -, ,ho e.,
my" va ~ ms
moor us Il billiard saloon by y. Stefanini.
He vel on the floor above with his wife.
Th.y had ~, obu,ro,
the nr, v,. li.co,.or., ,,. r,..
me IRE was discovered by ~. Frey,
AZ nj Ger Isaacs Bros, broadway and
Snriup stra.t wbo arc IA, ,,a,, -, a..
"'' - '" '""''' WI ''e
property ne went th"r" this morning
to collect the rent. which is Sni I'm ar
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from disturbance Of any other organ.
DR.. Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery
acts upon this veal; spot as nothing else
can. Il rouse it up TO healthy, natural
action. by thoroughly purifying the
blood, it reaches, builds up, and invigor-
ates every part Of the system.
For ali diseases that depend on this
liver or tie blood Dyspepsia, lndlgesr
ton, Biliousness; every form OF Scrofula,
even Consumption Tor Lung-scrofula) in
it's earlier stages; and the most stubborn
Skin and scalp Diseases, tho "Discov-
cry" is tie oniy remedy SO uafailln2
and effective that it can DO guaranteed.
II It doesn't benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
On these terms, its an insult to your
Intelligence 70 have something else Of
tsred as Just Is good"
The evening world., 1894-03-09
BURGLARS USED A 0 P
E,scnped from Mrs. GIensOn's Apnrt-
mcuts 10 BE Captured To-Day.

Escnped from Mrs. GIenson's Apart
mruts 10 BE Captured To-Dny.
George Blattener, alias Clute Black,
twenty-three years old, Of 13I Alexander
avenue; William Terry, alias Hugh
Reilly. twcrty-siX years old, of 4l5 East
one Hundred AMI Ninth street, and
Chlrlcs Mccarthy. alias Daddy Grogan,
no address. were held in 81 900 bail each
in Harlem Court. this morning, charged
with burglary.
At : o clock last night Blattener and
Terry found their way into the apart
ments of Mrs. Hannah Gleason, of 2O7i
Second avenue. Mrs. Gleason keeps a
saloon on the ground floor, where she
was AT the time. She heard IA noise and
went upstairs and found that thee men
had wrapped up about $40 worth of cloth
inr. They threw the bundle to Nc
Carly, who was waiting in the rear
yard.
when the men saw that they We're
discovered they slid luwn IL rope into
the yard. They escaped over fences,
leaving the clothing behind them in the
yard. they We're arrested by detectives
smith and Mooney. of the East ono
Hundred and Fourth street station, on
Second avenue and one Hundred aud
Tenth street, early this morning.
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.AsH-CART DRIVERS GO BACK.
They Have Their Pay and a Few
Promises by Andrews.
The Commissioner Has Agreed TO
Issue Printed Rules.

The 600 asll-cnrt drivers Of tn" Street
Cleaning lDrpurtmen, who went out on
Il strike yesterday brCllsa they were not
paid on time and for Dthcr reasons, chief
Of which was the juggling methods Of
Commissioner Andrews. returned To WORK
this morning with ;he assurance that
hereafter they will be- treated a. CO.
llburers rather than inferior subJr-
dinaies.
Immediately after the man quit work
he city officials who labor hS clerks
actually went to work aud completed The
ptIrOllS, ana when the drivers went on
duty this morning the wages that had
been delayed was in their pockets. This,
In Itself. wa" a victory, tut "as really
OF minor Importance In rInparisuu vita
the promise by Mr.. Andrews hat he will
issue printed ruies, s~rccifyln" the duties
Of employees in the Department.
Heretofore. Il Is claimed. Mr.. Andrews
has made only verbal regulations, which
he has altered from time to time as /,
suited his purpose. If he wanted to dis.
charge II man. 1t Is asserted, h" would
promulgate a new rule and then dis.
bly, before the man had ever heard of II.
The drivers protested in vain until yes.
terday, but the strike brought Mr.. An
drews to time, and now they are walt
Ing for him to fulfil his promise.
Andrews won one victory. however,
and that was In p|ersuading tn" men to
return to work without insisting on the
reinstatement of the sis Italians dis
charged for acknowledging that they
paid 80 cents each to Il stablemHn named
i)illon for, the privilege of holding their
jobs. Andrews discharged the men be-
cause he claimed they were ignorant.
me drivers complaint that they are
not treated courteplsly by the Commis.
sioner when they call ON him received at
hereafter the members Of their commit.
tees will be received AS gentlemen.
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HE BOUGHT GREEN GOODS.
Chicago Mnn Losses the savings al
Forty Years.

CHICAGO, March 9.-IoAn Geyer, an
aged German, went before Capt. Porter
last night ana complained hat W. Fob
lem had swinllrd him out OF $50 by a
'Ereen-goodS" scheme. He sail thai. the
man offered 10 give $50 UD worth ui
counterfeit money for $3.50 of tn" relI
art Gle, aAi he listened to the scheme
and won't into II, thereby losing the say
i1es OF forty years.
As there was nothing to show that the
man had actually given him counterfeit
money. there was NJ violation of tnt
Federal law. ana all that could be dom
was t. alvise the OIL maI to repurD
his loss II the police.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
MURDER AT FAYETTEVILLE.
More TrOnblc with Turbulent West
NirgInin STRIKERS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 0.-Sc-
rious trouble was threatened at Fayettc-
vile station yesterday. Major Banks. of
Eagle, was notified that about one hun
drcd and fifty strikers had possession OF
Il freight train there. Sheriff Walker an
IA posse drove away the strikers. and as
the train pulled out, \. ii. Radcliffe. wlu
had charge OF the party that arrested
Wyant last sunday, became engaged in
Il difficulty with u man at SrwAll and
shot his opponent through the heart,
II" has made his escape.
The Jail at Fayetteyil- Is ovoraowino
with prisoners. The odd Fellows Hal
is crowded. They ar" also in churChr.
sad iNhool-house About thirtN-iiv,
warrants yet remain to hme served.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

PACE & FArTA, Contractors.
Headquarters Italian Democrat Association.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
- Sun sets. G OF Moon sets. g. 2s
HIGH WATER TODAY.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
jim MG0WRMS DEATH.
lie Was for Many Wears u Figure
on II American Turf.

James NCGuwan, who died yesterday
at q Prospect place, brooklyn, had been
a figure on the American turf for many
years. lie had been IN poor health since
October 1882, when lie had his first stroke
of paralysis. ii" had u second one last
November, but with care and attention
he lived until yesterday, when lie sus-
tanned the third stroke which carried
him off. Mr.. MCGUwan was born in
New York seventy years < His first
appearance on the turf wa when Jonn
Morrissey employed him to do work for
the Slrato"a Association.
"tnCle Jim as ne was more famil-
iarly known, was the iirst to start the
auction 200! system in america. He waS
Secretary of the brighton Beach track
for eleven years, and was Secretary of
the Clifton track for a short time.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
PORT OF NEW YORK.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
Iroquois, Charleston.
Rio Grande, brunswick.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
JAIL FOR PEARLMAN.


Samuel Pearlmlu a clothing dcnlar.
has been arrested and lodged In tine
Ludlow Street Hail, in default ,t S'ul
bail. upon a charge Of breach Of promise
preferred by lenni RutE"r. of 24I Muu-
roe street. 'rh warrant was issued by
Judge McAdaIn
The couple met, according To- the
plaintiff, in Russia five years ago, Pearl
man came" to this country shortly after
wards. and a year ago sent tor Miss
Rutner. lie took her to "A boarding
house. where h. introduced her as ulH
wife, and took charge of all her money.
Dec. /, 1893, they had an engagement
reception. Feb. y last she demanded
that he marry her, and she says IA re-
fused.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
BOSTON SHOE HOUSES FAIL.
j. II. billings and John Henr.
Forced to the Will.

BOSTON, March 9.-James b.. Billings.
manufactures of boots and shoes. with
Office at us Summer street, this city,
and factories at Marlboro, has assigned
to William II. Allen, of W. IL. Allen &
Son, u High street. The cause of the
failure Is stated to be poor collections,
losses IN the manufacturing department
and Shrinkage In profits during the past
three years. The Indebtedness is stated
to be about $4,000, and the nominal
assets about $4,000.
John Henry, of BroOkline, doing busl-
ness in this city in the name of John
Henry x Go. and in Abingdon under the
name Of the Abingdon hoe Manufacture
ing Company. has filed an insolvency
petition ut Dedham. His linbilitiCS
amount to SGT, i4S. and his assets are
about $3i, 900.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
LORD ROSERERYS POLICY.
Expected 10 Outline u il His Edin-
burEh Speech.

LONDON. March 9-Lord Rosebery,
the new Premier, will. on March H..
make an address at Edinburgh to dele
gates from the Liberal Associations Of
all parts of Scotland.
Upon this occasion, Lord Rusebcry Is
expected to make an important an
nouncement regarding the policy which
the new Ministry Intends to adopt.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
BABES BODY IN A CLOSET.
Annie NcEnIic Held on IL Charge
of lnfnpii"idc.

Annie Ne gale, twenty-eight years old.
of i7 WCat Thirty-second street, Is in
Bellevue Hospital this morning, charged
with infant!lide, Sh" was arrested last
night.
still-born, was found yesterday after
noon in II closet In the rear OF the tene-
mont whore the NeEl!ie woman lived.
The baby was taken to the Morgue, and
md later accused the NcGalIe woman
with having thrown her newborn babe
in the closet. she coucessed, and kwas
made a prisoner.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Herrlein Accused of Stealing jew
eiry That Had Not H~en Touched.

Martin Iierricin, t~weuty-ioar years
old, II driver, Of IT, Bocrum street.
Brooklyn, wa arrested this morning
by Officer kleitH. of the sixth Pre-
Sinct, at the corner OF Graham uN"6uy
and Mckibben street, charged with
breaking into the saloon OF Oscar star
usky, 1863 BOerum street, Bertha star
usky, wife Of the saloon-keeprr, says
she saw Herrlelu force a window In the
rear Of the saloon and entering. 40 to
a safe that had been left unlocked.
She charged him with stealing jewell
ry valued at $3.50, and 500 in cash,
Detective Campbell found the Jewelry
and money sun In the sl.c.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY

btE
California. Gibraltar FEB. 20.
Critic. Dundee Fob. IS.
Sucyla, Hamburg Feb. -.
Ethiopia, Glasgow Feb. "a.
Belgcnland. Antwerp Feb. q.
PecOnic, Gibraltar Fob. 20.
Britannia. Liverpool Feb %.
siberian, Glasgow Fob "a.
Greece, London Fob -.
NigiiHnc!a, Havana March 3
Wells CITY. swansea Fob, 90.
Annie. Gibraltar Feb. Is.
DUE TOMORROW.
umhria, Liverpool March 3.
Uuhheldam, Rotterdam Feb. rs.
Dresden, Bremen Feb. 25.
Wielard. Naples Feb. 20.
C~ienfuegos, Nassau March 6.
The Qugen, Liverpool Feb. "a
Colorado. Hull Feb. "a
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Company u. n the Tventy-s second Regiment
VIII hnli a strg party At the armory. ~SlNty-scV
""th s''es' and Western boulevard, Thursday
evening, March Is. Among the artists WHO will
'rp"ar VIII be the Irisn knockSbouts, Spencer
and Gu!gg, the hurlCs7uc trapeIists, Spencer and
QutEr, Adele puryis, in her serpentlne dance on
globe and wire. and Graves and Regan. black face
muElcal comedians.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
TWO NEW SMALLPOX CASES
Each Sufferer Taken to North Bro
ther Island.

Two cases OF smallpox were reported
to-day.
Jeanette Brooks. six years old. was
removed TO North Brother Island from
1850 Third avenue. This IL the third case
IN the house n two days.
Henry Japson, three years old. was
removed to the Island from Ats Cherry
street.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Herbert Ginhstone's Ncw omre.


NY NT7V'IaTFI TT'N'I
LONDON, March 9-rhc STANDARD
says Mr.. Herbert Gladstone has been
appointed a Priyy Councillor, in Consid-
Grafton of his not having "A seat in the
Cabinet.
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SLEPT AFTER HIS MEAL.
when the Proprietor Woke Him III
Bender broke n window.

Anton Bender was held in the Lee Az
enue Court. Williamsburg, to-day on a
charge of malicious mischief.
William Anderson, wlo keeps "A rostau.
rant at 90 Grand street, says Bender
cam" IN, ate a regular" dinner, and
then went TO sleep for two long hours
woke him up finally" explained
Anderson, but he got angry and
| Inur -
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Mt the polling places in this city. 1t has
been charged that this abuse has been
carried to excess. There seems to nave
been n motive In this and efforts Will he
made to probe II to the bottom.
at Is also charged that the police OF
this city thrive on blackmaiI. tNetX
ono who has any evidence Of TINS VIII
be invited, urged, and. II necessary, bc
compelled. to give Testimony To this.
1.-THE Committee Will sit from this. day
to the conclusion of It's inquiry IN q
spirit of fearlessness. the only aim ana
object being to get At the truth.
Senator 0'Connor came IN while Mr..
Sutherland was taking. At the close
of his remarks DELANEY ,Nicoils', WI,
had r%eturened. in reply described the
efforts that had been made while ne was
Distrlct-Attorney to punish violation
of the Election law.
THIS movement was started by n conf
mittee of the Bar Association. aud Nh
Nicoll himself had begun th" prosecution
OF these cases which had been carried
on b., Col; Fellows, and Il number oil the
Offenders had been convicted.
s far as the interference or the fo-
lice Department In the elections is CON
cerned. which MIR. sutherland h!l"srS,
Mr. Nicoll. There was not he Slightest
hint of such a thing during all the In
vestigatiun which - on throughout
the whole month Of November.
Every opportunity Was given to bring
out evidence of such cnnluct ON tn" pnrt
of the police, but nothing of the kind
was even suggested. MI the evidence
was against election officers.
'If Mr.. sutherland can prove what he
says he Intends - show, he VIII accom-
plish something that no Republican. anti
Snapper. NhIgwump, Democrat, Milhul-
Ian Republican Or 1dmmany man had
ever been able to 10.
NicOius Fling Mt sutherland.
Mr.. Nicoll intimateG ;hat Mir. Suther-
land, being. Il gentleman from the Wir!,-
about Tho Police Department of New
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Death of neniamin It. bright.

BRlpGEToN. y. J., March 9.-Hcn!amin T.
Fright, a %prominen citizen OF this place and an
active member of the ODD Fellows and Maaanic
fraternities. died suddenly AZ hs residence this
morning. Heart disease was the cause Of his
death
The evening world., 1894-03-09
LOW WATER TO-DA

San'N HOOP "a @.5i
Governors Island. ......,......,..... az 32S
lI,ll Gate. Nv tJl
To fnu Eastern Standard Time. subtract four
minutes.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Bath Beach junction has been notori-
Gus as "A rendezvous for Italian colo
nizers, and steps will be taken to have
the place closely watched and the regis
try lists carefully scrutinized for Me
Kane voters
The evening world., 1894-03-09
II WEAKEST SPOT


system, per.
haps, is the
liver. II that
d0eSil' t do its
work Of puri-
fying t h o
blood, more
troubles como
from it than
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
A NICE JOB.

Mr.. Samuel G.. Wilder has
caused the arrest of Mr.. w. Gun
ningham on a charge of carrying
firearms without license. The
arrest is made at the instigation
of thing called the Sportsmen's
Association, and Mr.. Wilder has
allowed himself to be used as a
tool for that assembled congre-
CATION of counter jumpers.
The case is going on as we go to
press, and we do not propose to ex
press ourselves merits of it. But
we must say that it is a surprise
to see a young man like Mr.. S.
G.. Wilder appearing in the role
OF an amateur ''Old Sleuth, and
spending his Sundays.in trying to
catch poachers and offenders
against the game law.
Mr.. Wilder who we understand
is worth about two hundred thou.
sand dollars, does not go out on a
Sunday as q sportsman, with
friends aud lunch baskets and
girls. he sneaks out in the CON-
pany OF his stable boy. a disrepu-
table Chinaman, and lies low in
gulches and holes for the purpose
of catching n fellow citizen in
whose company he in former
days has enjoyed many a days
sport and many a days good
shooting. Mr.. Wilder may be
rich and we have no doubt that
he is in many respects gentle
man. He shoald try to become
a true sportsman and not openly
admit on the witness stand in a
petty Court that he is simply an
an emissary of men whose sphere
is to deal in potatoes. devllled
ham. cigarettes and other useful
articles, but whose presence in
the sporting" world is absurd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

Z the reasons Of his criticism
/ Of the past administrations
/ He says that under the present
regime Law and order may be
preserved
! Let us knox when aud where
under q former administration Law
and order we're not preserved as
I well OF even better than now IS
. the case Does Mr.. Armstrong
! think that a common Police
captain co1ld buld5zs Marshal
Wilson { Does be think that q
couple OF police officers could
commit assault and battery on a
I citizen IN the hall Of the Police
Station-and nothing he said 2
Does he think that dynamite and
anarchistic placards we're floating
aroun I and the government sat
tamely by and looked at the out
rages7
Forsooth Mr. Armstrong you
are fighting a poor cause
Law and order have never been
I in poorer hands than is the case
today. II asked you couldn't tell
US who is running the shebang,
who is the boss. The govern
ment represented by the Advsrti-
ssris is at the mercy of lot of
adventurers and scallowags and
the consequence is that the credit
Of the country is ruined and that
a financial crash will come that
will deafen the ears even of the
curly" editor of the Advertiser.
he prates about the proper ad-
ministration of justice under the
republic.
Pray tell US what changes have
been made in the Judiciary de-
partment since the advent of the
republics
Does he mean to insinuate
that the immaculate Judd was
administering one kind of justice
under the monarchy and another
kind under the republic? Did
Bickerton, Frear or Whiting car
~ out one principle when Liliu-
okalani was Queen and another
since Dole became King?
Where, thou dolt, and fool, was
the corruption under the monar
chy that hasn't got side piece
under the republic. Bring up
your charges Mr. Advertiser man
before you are shelved and we
shall offer no defense or excuse
but shall prove to YOU that every
thing done then is done now
aye. everything to furthest extent.
Don't talk so much abont the
mole in the eye of the monarchy;
the plank in the republican plat
form is only too visible.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
A BAD BREAK.

The Adrsrsiser Is IN the hands
of a most peculiar management.
We referred a few days ago in
our column to the criticism that q
paper of 1S49 Published against
DR.. Judd the father Of the pres
ent DR.. Judd. bat we hesitated
in publishing the verses which
caused the almighty doctor to
fire" out Ten Eyck. and which
showed him up In a first class
manner. The Advertiser has rend-
cred us material support by print
Ten Eyck's ode to Judd. and
we reprint it with the greatest
pleasure. Who will then say that
the HoLoxUA Is scurrilous or toe
out spokenl We don't get near
the paper of 40 years ago, that
could print the following:
shouId monkey vera crown,
Must We trembls at his frown,
Could we no. through all his ermine,
Spy the struttiag, chatterng vermin,
Should doctor leave his shop,
And mount throne in one hop,
Could ve not in ell he did,
Spy the firm, Jallap & Fid'
Should judge put on a sack,
Meier designed 70 1T his back,
Could we not through all the wool,
Spy the doctor at the pull:
Should a saddler leave his awl,
Must we own a stateman tall,
Could We not, in all his acts,
Smell the stencil of cobbler's wax,
Should an ass put on skin,
Nature neer designed for him,
Could we not when he's fed highly,
Spy the fool as well as-Wily:
Should Reverend leave his station,
For the good of the kanaka nation,
Could we not, by his lear,
Spy six hundred pounds year.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
MoRGAG NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO FoRECLosE AND OF SALE.

sNotice is hereby given that pursuant to s
power of sale contained in a certain mort
gage dated September lst A. D. 1892, made
GEORGE NAKUINA and MARAEA gle.
ORGE his wife, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu
to Male Kahai, late OF said Honolulu de.
ceased, recorded in the office of the Regis.
trar of Conveyances, in Liber l3S folios 22l-
%, J. A. Cummins Administrator with
VIII annexed of the VIII of the said Malic
Kahai, deceased, intends to foreclose said
mortgage for o breach of the Conditions in
said mortgage contained to wit: the non.
payment of both the principal and interes'
when due
Notice is also hereby given that all and
singular the lands tenements and heredita-
ments in said mortgage contained and de-
scribed viii be sold at Public Auction. at
the Auction room of Lewis J. Levey, on
Queen Street, in said Honolulu ION wednes-
day the l4th day of November, A. D. 1894,
at 10 O'Clock noon of said day,
The property in said mortgage is thus
described, viz:
That certain piece of land situate in Pau
on, Honolulu, oforesaid, and also that Ger.
tain piece of land situate at Auwaiolimu,
Honolulu aforesaid, described in Royal
Pateut 1889, Land Commission Award 1854
10 Makaiouli, conveyed to Umauma opio by
Umauma his, by deed recorded in Liber 30
p. 296-7 and by said Umuuma opio to
George Nakiaua by deed recorded in Liber
l36 p. S07-S.
Term cash in US. Gold Coin Deeds at
expence of purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO Jas.
X. Kaulia and Enoch johnson. attorneys
for the Administrator with the VIII annexed
Of the VIII of Malta Kahai, deceased, Mort
gagee.