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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-27
SUMMONS.
\ TIE DISTRICT COURT or

n u Il
4 Lahaina. c. II. DICKEY, Collector 81
Ia1es. ". WM II. HALsTEAD. A-sumpsit
To the Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands Ms
Deputy, or any Policeman in the District of Ia
haiua, Island Of Maui-Greefing:
You are hereby commanded 10 summon VIZ
II. HALsTEAD II be can be found in this Dis
lriet 70 appear before me, AZ my office in La
hama; upon the 10Th day Of June, 1891, at 10
CLOCK a ~, there 70 answer unto G. II
Dickey, Assessor Of Taxes In and for the Second
TAXATION Division Of the Hawaiian I-lands in 4
plea wherein the plaintiff declares and saws.
That said defendant VIM. H. Halstead. L law
July indebted 10 this plaintiff in HE official
capacity Aforesaid. IN the sum OF Forty-seyeu
1Vlvo dollars for taxes assessed against The uer-
OF the Assessor Of Taxes for the District of IL
naina, Island Of Maui, for the year 1888 And
defendant though thereuntO REQ uested. has tbus
Tar failed and neglected. and still doth ne0Iect
ana refuse 70 pay the same, any part or nor
ZION thereofi wherefore, plaintiff asks for j1dg-
ment against said defendant for said sum 81
forty-seYen sO-lOO dollars, together with ten per
cent, IN addition thereto. as By Law provided
ana Tor costs Of Court, and % cents for publish
ing.
Notify the said VIM. H. HaIstead that uuar
defauR 70 attend al the place day and hon.
mentioned, judgment will be rendered agair.t
him ex parte. BY default.
Given under my hand this 26 day Of lime 1874
u. KAHAULELIO.
District Magistrate OF Lahaina
hereby certify the following 10 be = true ana
attested copy Of the summons In said cause
and that said Court ordered publlcatiou ~ M
same. and continued the said cause unffl -,
9th day Of August, 1895.
d. KAHAULELIo.
lS,s-eN DlsiIlct 8a2i-tfaie Of LahAina-
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LANDLORDS SALE.

NOuCEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on FRIDAY, August 3, 1891, that
viii be sold at the Auction Room
Of yzs +. Morgan, on account Of nom
payment Of rent due me from POy Chong,
shoemaker OF Huuznu street, the follow
ing goods distrzined for rent due me:
8 Chairs, Pine Table, 2 Lamps, l
Clock, CJnndstOne, 81 pairs assorted
Shoes and Slippers, II bottles Dressing.
etc. MIS-. X. LOVE,
By Jas ,. NOseLs,
agent. 37D-td
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS

TrESBAx ! -ly 81
a : Wa--inoC. Bird. IRON Van
,-,-vz- en- -C-.s 70 Sydney vIA tll-.
So Nka-a- Thompson trU-1 elrcl-l' Q,
wEpSEs1AY, ICly >.
Bz--s I-n.a-t. schmidt, from san
trz-cl>cC- X.
So A Ccuu-i-s. Nelson, rom MOO
lA-- - .,z
>,--r kzala. Thompson from el-e---- o.
TzuEs1Ar, July -
Rms : ALz--s,iz. Morse ron - -asS b
"a Auckland zsG >zr-1a-
S--r Hawai-. Fitzgerald, frl--- Ee'-' Oh
EzwaE-
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STMR. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON. Commander.

CAMERON. Commander.
WIZ leave Honolulu every Tuesday a; 5
oeioek z. NJ, touching at KahuIui. HueIo
Hama Hamoa and Kipabulu, Maui. and Pa
auhau' Hawaii. Returning will arrive az
Honolulu every Sunday morning.
~ No Freight will be received after 4
P. NJ. on day of sailing.
Oons'gnees 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 use
due diligence in handling live stock. We
decline to assume any responsibility in case
of the loss of same, and will not be respou-
sible for money or iewelry unless placed il
the care of Pursers.
w. @. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. ]. A. KING. Port Supt
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MR. HARRY ROBERTS
A Newspaper Artist Late of the
san Francisco Evening Post

Is prepared to make illus
trations for newspaper adj
Yertlsements, or for book and
Job work at short notice.
Cuts of buildings, portraits,
real estate maps, etc, made
at Coast rates.
Fine pen work for labels
and photograving. Mus
copied.
Address care of the ADVER-
TIsER Office.
S636-d
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DEP AETUEE>

TCES1AI, July %
s--- Ez-zc. Clarke, for Mani znd IA
So Canine Caus-uz. for Aaul-
So LrsLa-z- Freeman for Az-zl
S--- NLzz-a-1- Es----c- ll- p1r-s OF
Ez-zL .-
A : W1--iuuo- B-t- for Sydney
NE1sEs1Ar. July =
Bz A-E-s- Ws-ca. Drew. for san Fran
Iz-zsraT. July %
z MSS A-z-sGa- Morse for San traz-
CISCO
>-r- Ezz-a- Thompson tcr W=lzrzs
and Wz-z--z-
Gz- ship Mare Hzckts-t- krC>s, tor ez1
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Executors Notice.
AYING BEEN APPoINr-

HAVING BEEN APPOINT
IL cd ~ the Probate Court, Fourth Circuit,
EIsc1tor Of the i4st viii and testament % J. X.
EVANS. deceased- o. HOnOkaa. Hawaii: notice
is hereby given THAI al persons having any
claims against -aid sstate must file their claims
properly authenticated within six months or
they be barred aud ali persons owing the said
estate must pay their indebtedness to the under
signed.
JAMES DRIsCOLL,
Exeeutor under the iast viii and Testament Of
J. K Evans. I5795w
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Administrators Notice.
.HE UNpERsIGNEp HA1

Il III = y d I@IhsJINF-N I'D IIA :
Il ing been duly Appointed Admfnfsfratcr
With the will annexed. Of JOSEPH ROBERTS.
ofherHi.e known a. Jose FurtsdO Roberts and
Alameda, state Of California. deceased. notice
i hereby given 70 ali creditors Of the deceased
70 present their claims. whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise. duly authenticated and
With the proper vouchers II any ezlst. 70 the
rndefsigned- within Elk months from the date
hereof, Or they will be forever barred; and ali
persons indebted 70 said deceased. arc requested
70 make immediafe payment 10 the undefsigned
a. bic oface, Cartwright Block. Merchant street
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT
Administr2tor with the will annexed Of
Joseph Roberts.
Honolulu JEly 10Th. 1895 1874
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe.
n ACCORDANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il provisions contained in that certain linden
ture Of mortgage dated the 29Ih day Of July. lss2
aud made By ANA MOMONA opiO ANA MO-
MONA makua, and NAKIHEI. her husband. all
OF Ewa- Island OF Oahu 10 ). Roth OF Honolulu.
Island Of Oahu, and OF record in the office OF the
Reg stTar OF ConYeyanees in Liber a on pages
ls2 and 1913, and under sundry mesne convey
auces now owned BY Sing Chong & Co. of Homo
lulu, Oahu and also in accordance with the pro
visions contained in that certain indeuture Of
mortgage dated the lst day Of April. 1885 and
made by Nicholas Anna and ana MomOna Jr
OF Honolulu, Island OF oahu. 10 William C. Achi
OF the same place, and Of record in the Office Of
the Registrar OF Conveyances in Liber g, on
pages ia and i75, and under sundry mesne con
yeyances now owned by Sing ChOng & Co. OF
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. Notice il hereby
given that the undersigned intends TO foreclose
SAID mortgages Tor conditions broken, to-wit:
the non-payment Of the principal and interest
secured BY said mortgages
Notice Is also hereby given that after the ex-
piration OF three weeks from the date Of this
notice, the property IN said mortgage deeds de-
scrtbed viii be sold at public auction in the city
OF Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, on SATURDAY.
the lith day OF August. 1891 At u noon OF that
day, at the auction rooms OF Jas z. Morgan
For further particulars apply 10
SING CHONG CO..
Assignees OF said mortgages,
ITO
CECIL BRows,
Attorney al Law.
Dated Honolulu, July 18Th 1894.
are
lst. All those premises situate lying and
being az Waiau in Eva. Oahu. and more parti-
cularly described in deed 81 KahalepOuif to Ana
MOmOna. dated July 9Th, 1861 recorded in Lfber
p on pages Az and 415 and Containing an area
- 40 acres.
End All those premises situate al Eaumaka-
pill. oahu, more particularly described IN deed
Of ". G. Achi 10 Nicholas Anna and Ana No
mona kamai. dated April Let, 1856, recored in
Llber ., pages 10 and IA, containing an area
Of y iathoms.
I'D. All the undivided one-f0urth Of said
Nicholas Anna IN those premises situated Al
WEiau- Eva Oahu, being the same premises
conveyed 70 Antonio Phillips by deed Of Salem
r. Hanehettt recorded in LioeT 4 page %. con
tanning an area Of i acres. % fath0ms and feet
and BY said Antonio Phillips devised 10 said
Nieholas Anna Fl al BY viii daily admitted 10
Probate.
The property situate al Waiaus Eva. contain
Ing Is 40 acres l. under lease a. yearly rental
Of SID and will be sold subject 70 said lease.
T1NT4
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The ADVERTISER is deliver.
ed BY carriers to any part of
the city for IS cents a month, In
advance. Subscribe now and keen
up with the new year. Ring ND
Telephone No. So.
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y THE CIRCUIT COURT,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
First Circuit Of the Hawaiian Islands.-tu
ProbSis. II the matter Of the estate % IONA.
THAN AUSTIN. late Of Honolulu. oahu. de
ceased
On reading and alinE the petition and ac-
counts Ct & ., White. Administrators Of the
estate OF Jonathan Austin, late Of Honolulu,
Oahu. deceased, wherein he asks 10 be allow
ed Sii ,stAs1 and charges himself with
Ss,ss9-o' and asks that the same may be ex-
smined and approved, and that final order
may be msde Of distribution of the property rc-
naming in his hands 10 the persons hereto
entitled. Snd OlSchSrging him and his sareties
from all further responsibility as such admin
istratot
II is ordered, that FRIDAY. the 18th day Of
August. A. ID. -S9i, AZ ten o'clock A. N, at
Chambers, in the Couri House, sc Honolulu. be
and the sane hereby = appointed as the time
and place for hearing q petition and accounts
and that all persons Interested NAV then and
there appear and show cause, 10 any they have
why the same should not be granted, aud may
present evidence as 10 who are entitled TO the
said property.
Dated Honolulu, H. l. this 18th day OF July,
A. ID. 1894.
By the Court:
CHARLES =. PETERSON, Clerk.
lShS-S
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LEAVES HONOLULU.

Returning leaves Hilo. touchine M T..
Pahoehoe same day; Kawaihae A. n Mah1.
kona III A. NJ; Makena 4P.M Maalaea Bsv
P: Nj Lahalna p. N. the followino dax
arriving at Honolulu 8 An. Wednesdays AMI
Saturdays. aNN
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TosEIeS VESSELS EXPECTED.
EXPORTS

Fl- san E-z--lz-1- per ta-E AEtr5E
We July SIS IL l4=s sugar. weigh
M 5Ls---1s points domestic value
ys-=-L5-
media July 81 -Zs F--5aPp-=s and 1874
tC--s bananas.
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EEEAET-EEz

FC- Mani per s-ur C-z--i-e- July a
NJ CC-uEEL- Mss EI-chIEsg1- Mis-
BeC--ev Ms Morris Miss Emma Bal 4
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d.. Alex AcEi1u-E. Ms Ea-so and >
q E-su. Ms EEsarE Mr. CarLey- Miss
Cocz=-r = E-1- vie and child A 3 Lind
say. ~ 3 >Lz-E=F- Judge Eepolzzi- ] "
Ez--s- s1t . . BaItEIn-
For Nan ard Hawai- Per scur Eila--
TuLv z4-F l.c4-1- Mss 4 z Harris. Md
an More All " Smith Wsypcr-s
J Tosh M >c1rUs1er. Ms z ? Low and
end Mzsre- R1ler->C1- y 2 Castle Ms
C.--Te Ms z II B=eEuefI- Ths0 Richards
S1--I A6e-s-ei1 Mrs Mine. Master smith
JWEccz z " Barnard . kanEha. " 2
BccEz-s1- zcuE. ls-s1E0-o- 4 II6,s-
J Msz-f-s- c v Ashford Lisut sins Mss
Nls- Masters Lee A. Williams 2 chill
dr. y - C. Woods clstsr Al1errI1a- Mss
AIe1s-Esr. Mss Scar Miss DeEz=r. ! "
Szu1srscu- " " Hall : 3 Rose and Elfe
and Cecl BroFu-
For SrErev va Frfi. ps- c i : War
rin-oo. July sc z Bsscher- 2 : Jlg1 and
- IN transit
For Es-ai- Der s-r1r MizzasLE. July a
" Z Rice 4 : wilcox. J Keen and VIE
Z A Todd. : g King
Fo- Es-sf. per sru1r IEzlsni. July a
Ms He-driek=o1- Mss B-zckstesdr Dr.
A1Cerslu-
Fo- san Frzuc1sco- Per 2 u , Ala
ue1E T-IT IN NCInerlF, Miss McIn-
sruv. r 3 NcC15d5u. z SprecksIs. Z 7
FcIlis. J . BlEL1ne. 4 Center q Gillette
NJ 7 r Hebron. Mss Gray D MORAN
2 Bishop. J MCGr=E- Mss Kate Nc
GreE. Il Kimberly. Il ? BscEey- ] J
Efng Ms 4 10Y. L Azchzd0-
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born

HOLLISGER-4t Wslhk. July D, IssG,
o rhe vie q Il1-nas H1-li1gsr- son
METT-In tbs city. J1IF .. 1894 70
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cesal advertisements.
Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Administrator
With the will znnexeG ~ FREDERICK
BCRCAARDr, otherwise known as fREnE-
hiCN RCkChAkuT ASHTON. lste % krssh-
seld. 6iseesyer, Knslsud. formerly o. Koasls.
Hawaii. n. l.. deceased, notice Is hereby given
Their clStros, whether secured BY mortgage OF
otherwise, daily authenticated and with the
proper vouchers, II sny exist. 20 the unGersiCn-
I'd, Al his once. On NsahemSnu street. Honolulu.
within six months from the date hereof, " they
will b forever barred; snt sN persons indebted
% said deceased. ARE requested % make imme-
dtAte p4yTnsntto the undersigned.
+. ". SWANEY.
Administrator with the Will annexed %
me Estate % Frederick BurehsFdt.
deceased.
Honolulu. July s3th, rS94 fsTi.Sw
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rovxIeS NAIL sEKvIcK-

Steamships WI ,szvs tor and arrive from
Szr Ers1c-sco, o. ths following dates, -
the elose q rSss
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NAKHlED.

DUNN McCORRISTON - In this city.
July =. lSa4 AZ the Catholic Cathedral .
BY Father Clement. E '. Pam 70 Sarah
T. Mc&'OrriScor
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REPORTS

Minister Hatch said 9 matter
had been laid before the Executive
Council, which they wished to
bring before the Councils. It was
al application for 2 reduction of
rent on g certain land called Pun
vaa- from Eben Low, Robt. Hind
j.. and James Renton. The petit
TONERS wish their rent reduced
from $40 70 $500. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee asked
FOR further time On the matters re-
ferred to It.
The secretary read the weekly
financial statement, showing q
total balance in the treasury Of
$227,9551A
Councillor Wzterhouse moved
the report be received and placed
on file. He had so moved FOR six
teen months but he was getting
tired Of It.
President Dole acknowledged
the value Of the members services,
and moved that he Be relieved
therefrom in future.
President Dole also presented
the biennial report Of the President
Of the Board OF Education, which
was referred to the Minister Of the
interior.
Councillor Emmeluth offered the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the President
appoint z COMMITTEES Of five per
sons, representing as nearly as
possible the different industrial,
mechanical and business interests
Of the community, to inquire into
the labor requirements OF the
planting interests, the competition
Of imported contract laborers IN
business and mechanical trades,
and to suggest a possible remedy
for same. That said committee be
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COURT OF THE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands.-In Pro
bate. In the matter OF the Estate of MARIANA
CAMACH0, late OF Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.
On reading and ding the petition and &C
counts OF J. A. MagoOn. Administrator OF the
estate OF Mariana Camacho, late OF Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased, wherein be asks to be allowed
Ssle 81. Snd charges himself with SI5l3.23. and
AZ Ks that the same may be examined and approV-
ed, ana thar anal order may be made OF dis
trlouton OF the property remaining in his hands
70 the persons thereto entitled. and dischargiug
MIN Sud his sureties from al further response
biiity a. such administrator
IL Is ordered, that MONDAY. the 9th day OF
August, A d. lSqi, st ten O'Clock A. NJ AT Cham
bers, In the court house, at Honolulu be and
the same hereby is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts
ana that al persons interested may then and
there sppear aud show csuse. IL any they have,
WY the same should not be granted.
\. ID. 1SQ4
BY the Court;
l5jS-S GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il Ing been daily appointed Administration
and Administrator with the will annexed Of
JAMES X kEkAULA, late OF KAu. Island o.
Hawaii notice Is hereby siNen 10 all creditors
OF ths deceased. 10 present their claims. whether
secured by mortgage Or otherwise, duly aGthen-
Heated and with the proper vouchers. 10 any cx-
Isl. 20 the undersigned. within six months from
the date hereof. or they will be forever barred.
snd all persons indebted 20 said deceased are
requested 20 make immediate payment TO the
undersigned. either al the Law Ofsee OF William
c. Aehi, or 81 the Law Ofice OF Cecil Brown.
JNO. X kEHAULA,
WAii,UC kEKAULA.
Administrator and AdmiuistratriV with the
viii annexed Of james X. Keksnls-
Jaly ~. 1894. 1871 4w
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HAVING FITTED UP FOUR
IL nice Rooms, am prepared TO take 4 few
SKINNER BOSrlers, on reasonable terms.
MRS ;. &. BAILEY.
Hawaspze, MSkSwso, July S0th. 1924. IS7slm
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ARRIVES AT HoSoLu1u.

q No Freight will be received after 70
noon of day OF sailing.
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PASSENGEE>-


From Vancouver. Ter T. i : : Warn
MOO. july &C ~ BzLeu-l1e- Dr. B-1dI=
jos E-Lz- Lent Martin Mrs. Mine Mr.
S-srlr-. Hrs E1-hEe- and children.
NJ Carer and Ee=--- ElsILE and JAMIE
SOL
F-1u Sz- E-a--l-1l- per 1E--e LrEzt-l.
I----Efss Mcclure
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STMR. KINAU.
CLARKE. Commnnaor.

Will leave Honolulu at 2 O'Clock F. NJ
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and
Makens the same day; Mahukona. Hawai-
haze and Laupahoehoe the following day.
arriving at Hilo Mt midnight.
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COUNCILS IN SESSION.
EuuelUth Wants z Labor Commis-
sion Appointed.

The Councils were called to
order st IS, Chairman Wilder
presiding. Present: President
Dole. Ministers Hatch and King.
Councillors Ena, Waterhouse,
Allen. Smith, Mott and EumeIuth.
The minutes Of the preceding ses-
sion were read and approved.
PETITIONS
Councillor Warehouse presented
3 petition from Hilo regarding the
HilO road.
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Jmly p, I8gE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30

LAM PS,

elegant novelty. and is both an ornament
and protection.
The three furs most in demand will
be mink, sealskin and Persian lamb.
A new shape in hats is the MAR
]Orie." 1t turns down slightly in the
back and to point in 'front.' 1t is be-
coming as we'll as comfortable.
If your black silk is to ps the pre-.
scribed skirt. crush belt and coat BASQUE,
you will need eighteen yards. This re-
minds us of the time when that was the
invariable pattern.
A very neat and comfortable gown to
travel in is OF black china silk. Around
the belt and the cuffs are rows of mar
row black velvet ribbon. White linen
cuffs and chemisette complete the
dress.
Red satin ribbon belt and the tie of
the same shade frightened the dimity
shirt waist of bright-skinned summer
girl seen day or TWO ago. The red was
not the magenta that has been having
such rage, but a pretty cherry.
A characteristic of the walking coat
Is the full skirt. Frocks, Prince Alberts
and the military jackets are all tight
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30

fitting In the back with considerable
spring to the cores. The style now is to
make the fulness haug prettily without
the suggestion of an eXtender. The
dresses are also very full, but little
hair cloth is used for support and pull
back for stability. To get just the tilt
desired silk cushions filled with curled
hair are put in the belt, tackled on one
side of the band and hooked OIL the
other. These taiIor.made bustles are
for all the world like the pads with
which the pressers hold hot irons.
Late novelties include: White wash
leather gauntlets. plain and stitched
with black. White duck suits with
loose blouse waists of liberty satin in
colors. Large tartan plaids in tatfeta
aud surah, for lining travelling capes.
Shot mixtures in silks showing four
colors. for blouse and costume. Check
silks In designs from sixteenth to
three-quarters of an inch. Matinees or
dressing jackets of wash or Japanese
silk, lace and ribbon. Fine cotton (satim
quilts embroidered in white or colored
silk or cotton. Chinese folding fans at
cheap prices, for either decoration and
personal use. Silver name tags on tiny
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had as his confidential and most trusted
servant man whose life he had saved
one day at the Bardo, or Palace of the
Bey. where he was about to be exc
cuted for some robbery coupled with
murder that he bad committed. The
man had caught sight of De Lesseps
when about to meet his doom, and had
managed to throw himself at his knees
and implore him to save his life. De
Lesseps became interested in the fell
low, and asked the old hey to spare him.
The hey, who was very fond of De Les
seps, readily consented, but stipulated
that the sentence should not be regard
ed as definitely committed, but merely
suspended.
You shall be the slave of this French
nobleman," said he, land you shall
accompany him each time he comes
here to the palace to see me. As long
as he on entering this courtyard gives
his horse to you to hold for him, your
life will be safe, but the day when ar
irving here he shall call upon any one
else to perform this service for him.
then you shall suffer death without fur
Their delayl"
For two years the man served De
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Lesseps we'll, until finally the Italian
dansense appeared on the scene. The
slave, who was a magnificent specimen
of Berberin manhood, soon found favor
In the eyes of the fair but frail Italian,
and 1T was not long before DE Lesseps
BECAME the laughing stock Ut the place.
Of course, there were friends who
opened the eyes of the baron to what
was going on, and, at first, he was on
the eve of turning them both adrift.
But he suddenly thought that a man
who was capable of numbering for the
sake of robbery was quite the sort of
person to kill for revenge at any inter.
ference In his love affairs. Accordingly,
on the following day, the baron, who
had meanwhile given no token of
having discovered the intrigue, when
ne rode as usual into the courtyard
OF the bey's palace and was
about to throw his reins TO tho
slave who had been running beside him,
suddenly caused his horse to swerve
aside, and summoned instead one Of the
palace attendants to care for the nag.
In the twinkling of an eye the guards
seized the dusky Lothario, and when M.
de Lesseps rode home hall an hour later
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30
GOWNS FOR EVENING.
The Color Combinations This
Year Are Simply En-
chanting.
tE
HANDSOME BROWN TWEED.
Pretty, Graceful Silk and Vel
vet Waists for Winter
Wear.
IMMENSELY LARGE SLEEVES.
Illustration of a Remarkably
Pretty Waist Of Corded
Silk.
IMMENSELY LARGE SLEEVES.

Special Correspondence of the Globe.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S. Pretty gar.
ments for evening wear at home and at
the theater are fast becoming visible OF
every side. more especially in the recep-
ton rooms of our noble English tailor's,
where the designs for the fall gowns
and coats are simply beautiful. These
are mostly ornamented with fur and
handsomely embroidered in eXQuisitely
artistic designs OF flowers and leaves.
The gowns, too, must not be passed over
without word or two of praise for the
workmanship, and the deep rich tints OF
the materials are much too inviting 10
allow one to pass them without stopping
10 admire. The combinations of cOlors
in the gowns this season are simply
enchanting. A rich brown tweed hand
somely braided in running leaf pattern
in narrow gold braid and having a
drawn velvet vest in that now delicious
'periwinkle'' blue is charming
arrangement of artistic taste. | am
greatly afraid l am drifting far from
the original object of my letter,
which was 10 speak of the pretty
graceful silk and velvet waists that are
to take the place of the shirt waists
and of the very thin soft silk ones of
the summer. These new ones are made
of rich thick silk and deep full shades
of velvet, and can be worn with any
skirt, or, if made in light-hued velvets.
look very chic with a light cloth skirt
either matching or contrasting prettily
with the tint of the waist. Most of
these waists are gathered into band,
and have immensely large sleeves.
which. for the theater, are correct. if
worn 10 the elbow with long suede
gloves meeting them. or the lower part
of the sleeve can be made to hook into
the puff. BY this means the fair wearer
has the alternative Of wearing either.