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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07


by the Young man standing Ia the street
and fhe lady OF his love behind her iroh.
barred window. Opportunities are not
few when young people hold converse
TONS In drawing rooms or on the patlN
loonrtvarl. As there Is always
luenna or d0ncella present, the ehancer
OF Whispering those soft notmnrs 50
dear 10 the feminine hoart are few. BE
sides. few men care TO have listener 10
All those Ittle speeches that have no
One reason WHY the ladies' Of Spain en-
Joy so little freedom Is because the
Spaniard Il fierce and bod q his pas
sionnte lovo-making Young ladies' are
always chaperoned by an elderly one.
Notwithstanding the guardinnshp, the
Standard. on seeing the object OF his Al.
fettiou npnr9ach tho chapel door, VIII
stride forward. and dGfty removing his
long coat. spread IL before the entfmtce
for tho fair Indies 10 stcp on.
Another way Of love-m1king R for a
number Of young gentlemen 10 cungre-
gate near the font Of holy water which
Is always outside the door Of the chapel,
aud as the lady approaches all the yoDns
gentlemen din the two fingers into the
holy water aud proifcr II 10 the young
LADY. ana as every wyll-behayel young
lady would never think cf entering the
chapel door without using the holy
water, she generally touches the iing r.
Of the young gentleman of her choice,
nnd, making the sign OF the cross, cutters
the place Of worship.
Flirting In chnpals or theiters Is Of
common occurrence. The young man
signals to the young woman by certain
signs Of the pocket handkerchief, which
she returns with the expressive language
of the "uhnnicu' or fan. a all tue wo-
men Of the world ARE noted for their
power of speech. the provernial exception
belongs 10 Spain--f0r ladies' of that
country are silcnt-their fans being the
substitute for the tongue, says the Com
morcial Gazette.
The Spanish marriage as II is per
formed IN Spain, should be miuuely 90.
served by other countries. noting, for
personal benefit, It's importance. They
do not give q ring 10 their wives. sym
bulic of the marriage state, but a priest
throws a gold chain about the nerks OF
the bride and groom, and. handing a
small key to the groom, declaring them
imam and WIFE, explaining to them the
kct Ia frou that moment To the hour
of his death the symbol Of honor that
must guard his wifc's safety through
the trials Of earth turning 10 the bride.
explaining her duties IN the most grave
tone. to the effect that she is tn obey
her lord and master IN everything, With
the exception of committing murder, rob.
berry or ignoring the grnce ami infinite
power OF Our Lord aud Savior. II IL
necessary TO present the bride with thir-
ty pieces of money, The priest bessps
this money, and prays that In the near
future the newly married may b. pros
porous IN worldly goods and wealth in
faith aud acts of Christianity. I'm the
country towns or villages the presents Of
horses, wagons. furniture aud everything
needed TO start housekeeping form parr
OF the wedding procession. Al those
worldly goods accompany the bride and
groom 10 The church door. and after the
ceremony TO their new home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
HON ro cuRn la on1nnn

About year ago I took ,tlA,,,
attack Of Ia grippe. cdurhea dav ~, !
nighi for about six weel,s. my wifi, tb,a
suggested that ] try Chamberiain's cnn,,t
Remedy, AZ lrs, | could sre n5 5i F.s4.
enee, hut stu kept taking ia. ami sn,,,
found thar IL was what ( he isi 'VI W
set no relief from one dose toot
another. and IL was gully few days
until i was free from tho cough / thinf
reoplc IN generil ought 10 know the vaiee
Of this remedy. and l tako Plea s,re in
acknowledging the benefit / have n.
eaivel from Il. MADISON MUSTARD
ptNaN Ohio, - ani 90 cent bottles IN
ssaie by y n. .Grammeg aud j. 4. Mex
y Co.. druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
BAB'S CHAT.
DOES THE MODERN ACTOR ouTDIsTANoE THE PEA
COCK IN vANlTY9
Members the Dramatic Profession as Tailor Shop AdVeSe
ts..Footght Favories Who Long for Adulaton and
Scanda--Women Should More Thoroughly
Learn the Art Of Good Cooking.

believing what he says Is clever. What
surprises me Is that with his knowledge
Of l'rcnch he doesn't steal something
good; but | suppose he, wanted % llye
In the pay, aud that was this; \ man
who Il old enough 10 do wrong, is ola
enough 10 do righi Perhaps the gentle
wearer Of the cap aud balls Is still TOO
young to do either, except make daps
ct them, with pen dipped in very pale
ink
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
woyrN ATUsr BIZ ElIANCIPATED.

WOMEN MUST BE ENiANCIPATED.
Prostitution has ever been n phase Of
social life in all countries whore monoga-
mic marriage is the law, and thus far
statemon and phEanthropists have found
no satisfactory way Of dealing with
La mitigating the evils of society there
are two points for CUusileradon-one the
surface and temporary facts, the other
fundamental causes.
The surface question, whether 1t i
better for the state 10 recognize this eyi,
ana regulate II, has been discussed ana
tried In all countries and yct there Is no
agreement of opinion among moralists'
Like the liquor traffic. II is difficult 10
regulate perverted appetite or mitigate
ils penalties 10y law, especially when rs
victims are innunerable aud in all
classes OF society.
Hence | shat deal with the causes of
the evil and suggest the radical work
uy which men and women can he lifted
10 n higher pane Of complnionsMp-
As fhe mother Is the great factor in civ
ili2ntion. an improvements IN s0cih. con
litions must begin with her we must
have new and hishcr type OF woman,
hood in, orlcr to deyeiop no moral ava
spiritual forces In humanity, 20 inspire
,,- sous WIFI HIGHER ideals of life, with
nob.er asnrahons AMI ambitions than
have as set coutrdlel their actions.
The first step In this reform is to ed
ucate, elevate and emauc'pnte Wo men
from tho Oh idea OF snhiectio1 and de-
ncudence NJ heein with tho girls. they
must be drained - self-supror' 10 self
respect. to the dignity Of pecuniary in
lependencc. Alexander HnrifOn said
long ago, "Giyc man - rigfi over my
subsistence AMI he has a power over
my whole moral being
The victims In this phase Of social
ne are impeled by varied motives. A
real affection IN s0tnc cases holds the
better class hut men are generally
nr1mptcd by lusi md women by the need
of money. Hence. just as other and more
profitable avenues arc opened TO them.
and education rpiincs their taste and as
nciations. the ranks in these so,ial pan
iCurlniums will be gradually depleted
Virtue and perl-iary in dependence 70
hand IN hand. While training our dnugh.
tiers 20 self-raspcct. to more refined and
dlrn!hed manners We must rain unr
sons 10 more chivalr1us fnoings toward
an wouUoN \ g'0 rule for every Young
man 10 low is 10 trolt the pi'is m his
Nircle Of ncuHnintauces iua MS he desires
an vounu mon 10 trctt his sisters. Sure
" there shorll he o. mu"h honesty and
honor IN tho relations Of the sexes ns
men show In their DEALINGS with each
other IN Tho wOrll 0f work II Is this
fine cohwph Of fifth lint men and women
have in each other tint holds s7clety to-
gcthor-n tnilr that Inns survived inuu-
mcrahlc dcccntions and liSnpnrirtments
aud viii remain s'"NAflN as long ns
tho world stnnlg Hence every hetrovol
Of love md frianlshln IA tcriiso sho,l
20 tho vi'7l urlnc'ule on which society Is
Naoe1 Whom o rirl 'nA~lros n ~ vanity
and love Of admiration nv nj Inc with
N,w-1fT A..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
Published, 1894. by the Box Syndicate
49, V..t@

published, 1894, by the Box Syndicate
Press, New York;
From Our Special Correspondent
New York, Jan, 3.-lt came about IN
This way. The colonel had dropped IN to
sec II residence in New York had made
my maternal parent lose her ability as
for a. egg-nog was concerned. When he
reached the third glass or, rather, goblet,
for abe terves Il that way, he a' that
"Once you know a thing well ever
forget H." And gave q loJs which
meant that il would be agreeable 10 Lave
his gob.et reiillcd. l laughed aud re-
minded him that actors once knowing
their lines, frequently forgot them ana
ne SLOWLY mlrmuredi
"Aciorsl my dear, there Is today no
more ovcrapprcciated human being ~ the
world tkan the motor ] have the honor
TO number among my acquaintance, m
dies and gentlemen, and wnen say inns,
! mean In the first sense Of the word,
who are actors, but not one OF them
would permit q ron, or daughter, 10 20
on the stHgc. The actor considers hlu-
self god-hc smny be n tin one, viii.
clay feet. Tho actor demands continual
pity, and yet, wheu he can do nothing
at all. he makes moro money and does
less work than any other nnu IN tho
world. Tic poses as a genius. md he Is
not even original, for he speaks otEcr
mems words, and the mimelc quality
which lie possesses, he has the honor Of
sharing IN common with the monkey
aud the baby lie has concluded ,liat
the duties other men owe society do not
attach themselves to hiui, consequently.
DO fails to see why he should pay his
debts. or snvc his money. Whom hc "
making hundred dollars n week. he Is
spending hundred and fifty. aud the
responsibilities OF husband and father
hang very lightly on bis shoulders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
A New

without health you Cannot
wealth. II you have wealth "
you cannot be happy. The haf
in the world is the one WI
health. MY BEST WISH ~
GOOD HEALTH.
The epidemic Of La Grippe
ing through leaves the patient y
or pains in the head or lunp
ally very weak. This is the Z
Of La Grlppe. This dlsea'p
whole mucous surface Of the
stomach and bowels. It also ~
vous system seriously. AZ ~
who have had this disease ihai
ervy and oflmes have trouhA
traung your mental force. " 2
la Grippe you may know y
TARltH. and the sooner Jo'
mont tile better II Will be ny
ands put or until tonorrow W
done today. Don't walt until v
20 now and consult that euilr
eessful specialist. His ireain.
ant and curative; he Is q
buslnes1i you eau consult hp
dence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
Loys.MAKlNG in SPAIN.


In snain. when one atiains the mar.
r@Eeaele age' the parents. as a rule, re-
Aeyq The young peoplo Of amy respopsl.
bihty Of choosing for thtir IAN ~
daughter, The son or laiial,fer ~
sase may be- Of the family whose o..
tnttr arloin. 80 a. 10 increasc sheis
WesVlN goods, OF course. there d plenty
~ op'llus n Spain. but as q woman
f'4"s no freedom, the copsling 10 done
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
Nasty RAIDS CONDrArNrD.

What are We to do with The social evil
-anl what do | think of it? ! think.
to begin with, that Il IS bootless dis
cnssIpn, We are not honest about it
We ialk all around Il, not squaroly Mt It,
We do not hear Of licensing It, vet We
own that We cannot snnrVss H. We re-
Quire the police 10 keep il nudcr SO that
lt shall not oifend--an Illegal business
Yielding revcnue--uhus creating ahso-
intely ideal conditions for b'ackuall. fair
ly putting prcmlun on Il. And thea
we raise our hands IN horror At finding
blacknail thnrc
Would I llcnnsi, Il then? No. bavc
ah'crvcl g N'herc # was licensed. and
it was much moro apparcnt there than
IN Now York; very much more. And
Int as Il apnears. y The thing 20 avoid
Tho MY nnlnt 20 hc ralued wonll he
tho elimination of the chance for liack.
mail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

/natic regularity. Legislation. in such
point Of the sociologist, can be neither
scientific nor effective Prohibition does
not eliminate appetite, and the destructon
OF saloon touches in but faint degree
the cause that secures its place and oc.
cupation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

AMERICAN WOMEN AND SWEETS
ny the bye my dear, didn't somcbody
say the other day that you didn't like
womeny"
! laughed uu,il tho colonel Joined IN
with me, and the dogs wngged thor
tails, knowing something funny was 10
lhe Tore and then | said 81 believe they
d'd Aud The funny part of "a is thar \
10 because ] like them | occnslonnuy
say dsagrcoablo things 10 them. Yon
see, American women get such LOT ~
sweets, they really want some bittprs
once In Q while To brace them mn.
Ike them Immensely, but / can't pnsb
over thcm, You know, my dear colonel
am not built SO that / love eyerybolr
1 could count on one hand tho pconle
really love, aud on two tho people
nailN uke; but the American w0mnn.
Gad bless her. believes unless you con,
unuaUy give her, mentally, the mntorlni
sweets which she eats, and which min
niike her digestion and her teuper. thai
You are her enenly / have had Tho
hltlcrs given 10 me, mud | know iust
Whut they are worth-hOw hrnclng thev
are md how certain TO make ono fsi
clearer, mentally and physically. / kecn
q httle rosecolored bottle on my dest
marked TO be given gently aud once IN
q while ] dip my pen IN that. aud say
70 my sster women what | think. 10
side uiy dcsl IA huge dcmliohn rnn.
lAinine Q HACK fluid, marked IA bs
used without regard 10 Qunlity and win
. very large quill 70 into this and eov
VIVA nave 10 about men, for. nftor MI
they are pretty had lotn
onel sDsN ''e 'V''
gYes.r said; with exceptions That's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Or. II. w. risk CURES CAT
EASES OF WOMEN. BgcSgl
NEY, LIVER BLOOD and ~
eases. DIABETES. DAoPsi
TROUBLES COAlsA %
RHEUMATISM. PILES. FISH
forms OF Chronic and Diocd -
cine furnished at the ciaea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

TREATMENT ny "
The system OF mail srea'u,
Dr.. X. W. FISK guarantees
results to those snbnlil'
through CORE spondence q
come III person.
Write for dlagaostle hil-
scribe your symptoms aesc
for women. No. 2 for men
Is confidential.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
MIrnN rnrY ARn coon TELLows


WHEN THEY ARE GOOD FELLOWS
when actors are IN trouble, somebody
gets up benefit for hlm or takes up n
collection because he Is such good fell
low, nud being good fellow among act
ora seem 10 mean hanging around tic
bar and treating anybody who wants
10 be treated. and giving away needless
iy, aud, as I call IT, dishonesty. No
man has o right 20 give q dollar 10 a
bcgFlr When hc OWos bis lnndlndy. The
world Is Inclined 70 attach o stcldy scnr.
mentality 10 Tie actor lie is believed
60 De so overlooking with guulhrurtcd-
moss that he can't stop To think ont any
Of tue other virtues, and least Of oil h
he supposed 10 consider money matters.
Now ! have the words Of q good many
actors for one thing. and that IL tho
actors lnck Of charity. They see unth-
ing good Ia any other actors work; they
are lnvcternte rossips and they are a.
delighted over ID scandal az q woman rs
over q good cup Of tea, As for vanity,
my dear. The peacock isn't Ia IL with
thrm, You can spot Item u4 you would
the lcpr0sy, Each walks down Broad
way with an air tlint tells | am Mr..
Montnprcncy Howard, born MoSweeny,
playing lending parts In the Lost Soul,
ur How DID lie Win Her Cuug.ul.
NJ M ,i.. uos'ii,l TOWN. IS o9t ior me
fay,i liiiy 5,ri Mi 49,, n, w 49, ky,
M ,,,,,,,,ny, ,,,, "H" '' oS y" NV
.yor t,5t nJn,iratin,, MAJ, ,St p,,"N "4'''
ain Shalcsuearc's tir,"s tbc ,,t,. r.o., d,
vneobond. strollinr ahou, fran ii wv ~ =,
piace anb h snsl,s ~ r,o Han II. ,,.n W. ~
l1v0blc tbnn When he ln,,r m NIKE hin,. /.
sn6 his ciottos wer, ma, 'r,. G,,n H ,
now whom hc knov.s Iitin mi '' wv
oJvortia.nt. bioci gor ,in unp s'. w
So nv Jeor i on WY ,'''o'' rho S'a,re
,in1s in a Inctor % W." o,,,i,,,HSu nv'pt
nornlng and tbinks tint tbc Jo vgT n, Slt
IN bn yi,I w. oitn,5 hi,,, w "ugtST ouE \,
ntacfs "tbc IinnnraIio ih"uilnE'
savs e,,snoiiy * ra r,,, wv 1Wlli %, ,G
All ~ IS,,t,,' sJu ~ P'u,v'N.ntl
Tbn, b' ~, ,u,,'s, ~ ~,
NJ Tns,ic. r,s,n,Js Jimmy NnI
9pi ibs act,r spy" M :" httW!et ,
were ono of us' n, lin tb Spu'' EnIipp
o,,n rr,g,s,i hlu ln'.g uny
5"nc,, tn I'm sc, NJ, ~ W nv. tun lupt.
France b NV '' naI oran e ,o'Ggi EN- NAY y
~ No. ~ -, ~ ~ uavn "a .Hel unt
NV N"S,' ~ iNN"N7NlVIIti nun n uuFNN Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
a DELICIOUS SOUTHERN NEVER

Then The colonel slnnrd lbs ,,r.no.,
nnd anil. ar, t,,I. A., VS. '''N'
'''' '"'u' ~ TOOK ne South to produce
beverage Ike this, wher~ the god Of
ihn ugg mingos with tho cream and
milk; whore tho snic,ncss ,r D,o s,,,'
uivrs q delirhiful odor ana LII 'uu,u
t,sto. willis tha strop-,l ' ~ ' ,,a w. W.
proves that ali Of tha uonors Grai,I ius
,oo nGotlny np ,nn h'LilN men
ege. be9fen "a a Enint ,,s g Will su,,. ot the
bcnpty az ihe cionIs 'ut, 49," me
enmptctonl tj,,, tIfs Iiu I'vh.s one
wat intcnlri for thc {JJiSNl nv'eraHe
denr. in a sn,1iinr ,.iass w., p,," hF
thing poc,ir nfor, iE"s o,, ithlefe rs 19my
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19

The increase OF convictions among the
Chinese aid Japanese. amounting to 737,
is notable in all other classes there is
decrease in convictions.
By reference to the summary OF arrests
and convictions, it will be noticed that
while in 1892 there is shown a decrease
in the nun Der of parsons arrested, there
Is also shown an lncre 4se in the number
Of persons convicted, as compared with
the year 1898 In 1892 the total number
of persons arrested is 500, and convic
tons 3, AL; in 1898 the total nu2ber Of
persons arrested is 5 1850, and convictions
1851.
1he last census of the population of
these Islands was taken in December
1880. The population in the various
classes has varied somewhat since then,
but taking the census as the basis, We
find the following percentages of crimi-
mails TO population:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19
IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT OF

4 'he First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands In
fIoDale: AT chambers. In the matter of the
estate OF JOSEPH ROBERTS, otherwise known
as Jose Furtado Roberts and as Jose Fantado
Robertes, deceased.
A document Durporting to be a duly anthem
ucated copy OF the last will and testament Of
JOseph ROBERTS, late of the County of Alameda
state OF California, United States of America.
deceased, and also Of the proof, probate and
record OF SAID VIII at the place OF domicile of
sald Joseph Roberts in the Records of the flee
OF the county Clerk of the said CouRty of Ala
meoa' anu OF the Office of the Clerk Of the Sn-
Petl9r court or the said County, having on the
Ith Gay OF May, A ID. 1891, been presented to said
Frooate Court OF the Hawaiian Islands and a
Petlloh lor the probate thereof having been filed
o. harla Jose Roberts OF 5 N Leahdro in said
STATE OF California. PRAYING that Letters Of Al
ministration with the Will annexed be i.sned n,
Islands. - " ~ AA0"a
1t is hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the 29nd
DAY OF June. A. ID. 1884, at 10 O'clock NJ ~ -
Gay, at the Court Room Of said Court at said 40.
noIu u, De and the same is hereby appointed the
uihS ana place for proving said will aud hearing
salu apIIieatlon, when and where any person in
es.eu may appear and contest the same
~ Is TURNER ordered that notice thereof he
kIJu py Puoncauon for four successive weeks
"a eHe HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and the :. ~eutinella
IHO newspapers printed and published in s,id
:. SpiIu, ana Tor ten successive days in the
Oskiand Enquirer" a newspaper published in
Ine county Of Alameda, state of CaIifornia
United States of America MA
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. May z 1924
154azv NhAhLES +. PETERSON,
CLERK.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19
COURT NOTES.

Judge Whiting presides in Cham
bers this week.
The Supreme Court will this
morning consider the application
of A. Brunson and Geo. J. Stone.
man to be admitted as members OF
the bar of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts of the Hawaiian Islands.
Both applicants have procured let
tiers of denization from the Hawaii
an Government, besides which
they present strong recommended
tions and the usual certificates of
qualification. The former appli-
cant was one of the Judges of the
Superior Court of Los Angeles,
State of California, which position
he resigned. The latter petitioner
brings with him his certificate of
admission as member of the bar
of the Superior Court, State Of
Washington, in King County.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19
DURsUANT To A POWER Oh

DU RSUANT To A POWER OF
Il sale contained in a certain mortgage dated
Ju,y 1st, 1892 made by VAL. ARNKIL and MAY
ARNKlL, his wife, of Honolulu. Island of Oahu.
TO WIN. u. Irwin. ct al, of said HO olulu Trus-
tees OF the Oahu Railway and Land Company,
a corporation. notice Is hereby given that the
SAID Trustees of the Oahu Railway and Land
Company intend to forelose said mortgage for a
breach Of the conditions therein Contained,
10 wit: the non-payment of interest and the
deot secured thereby when dne, and they like
wise give notice thai they will offer for sale at
the salesroom of James +. Morgan in said Ho-
nol1ln, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of July,
A. d. 1884 at IL O'Clock noon, all of the premises
described in said mortgage.
The property covered by said mortgage is stu
ated In Pearl City, Eva in said Island of Oahu
ana II described a. follows:
All nf those certain premises situated in SAID
Pearl City, more particularly designated as Lot
thirteen I'D and the South half of Lot fourteen
(l4) III Block rs together with all the buiidiups
thereon; and being the same premises desigl.a at
ed upon map or diagram of the Pearl CITY Lots
duly authorized and adopted by said Oahu Rail-
way ana Land Company. and recorded IN Liber
l2O. folios 4174-0 in the Hawaiian Registry Of
feet" H"A''
Terms Cash. Deeds at expense of purchaser.
Dated at Honolulu, May 8. 1894
l.. a. THURSTON.
w. +. FREAR,
t. W. HOBRON,
l0lt-5W Trustees for q. r. d L. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19
EVENTS OF THE DAY.

The Constitutional Convention
meets at 10 a. N.
Sale of Government land in front
of the Executive Building at noon.
w. c. T. U. meeting at the Cen
trail Union Church at 2 80 p. m.
Special meeting of the American
League at Z 80 p. m.
Dramatic recital by Leo Cooper
at the Y. NJ. c. A. at 8 p. M.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-19
CIRCUIr COURT OF THE

" First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands-Iu Pro-
hate. In the matter of the Estate of GEORGE
h. RICHARDSON, late Of Waikiki, Maui, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition and &C
counts OF William o. Smith, Executor Of the
VIII OF George Richardson, late OF Wailuku,
Maui, deceased, wherein he asks to be allowed
S6253 81, and charges himself with S639I.61, and
asks that the same may be examined and APP
proved, and that final order may be made OF
distribution of the property remaining in his
hands TO the persons thereto entitled, and dis
charging him aud his sureties from ali further
responsibility such Executor
1t Is ordered. that MONDAY. the 25th day of
June, A. ID 1894, at ten o'clock A. n at Cham
bers, In the Court House, at Honolulu, be and
the same hereby is appointed as the time and
place foi hearing said petition and accounts. and
That all persons Interested may then aud there
appear and chow cause, If any they have why
same should not be granted, and may present
evidence as to who entitled to the said
property.
Dated ia at Honolulu, II. 1. this 25th day of May,
By the Court:
1853 GEO. LUCAS, Clerk,