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Tricked by a Small colored Boy-George

Tricked by Small Colored Boy-George
Thornton is small colored boy. nevertheless
George Is Tond of foaming lager beer and re-
sorts to all sorts of schemes TO get his IA
vorite beverage. The other day he went into
John Voegler's saloon, No. 311 G. street
northwest, with tin "growler," and asked
for 10 Genes worth of beer. The bartender
refused to serve him, whereupon, nothing
daunted, George went outside and requested
a colored man to purchase the beer for him.
Upon Georges promise to give him 'tswig"
of the lager the man complied and had the
GROWER filed. The persistent youth then
put up job on saioon-keeper Voegler and
had him arrested for selling liquor to minors.
When these facts were brought out in Judge
Miller's court yesterday his honor instructed
the jury to return a verdict Lof acquittal,
which was done.
Thefts Reported TO the Police William n.
Verhoff, OF No. 912 Eighth street northwest
reported to the police yesterday that he
either was robbed of or lost apocketbook con-
tanning $3.50 and papers while on his way to
No. 1877 street. Although there may be
nothing else of value about the new city post
Office building now being SO tardily con-
strueted, an overcoat belonging to E. J. Har-
tigan was stolen from the structure within
ne past few days.
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Atar BerEyn. Mickey D.. Pirate Chief, and
Lit le Jim. all four Icing well. acked favor
lies, had assed thu Tost winners in the first
fonr races ii AhxanCer Islqnl yesterday.
El.ea IL. nj TO in the betting. delighted
he fourteen Iookmaker3 by winning the
dosing eyeBi an ! defea ing The two choices.
LycenTl an FrolIrsome Lass. Mr.. CaS~iay
was in Iraity fine form up TO thar revy race,
but when he gave the Gag 10 the eleven con-
testauts in this event it WIS TO Lad s;a~t.
Ellen L. -ot OF conFortails we J. while Ly-
ceum ana the Lass got kohcked about in tho
bunch With an even break Ly,eGm, judg ng
from the way lie made IN TIE lost ground,
might ha1e turned the Ia! les on The FLY.
The a;teudance was very good considering
the s.ate of the weather, the track. however.
being deep ia uui. The eds were larg in
every raca ftit the lons-dis;an,e event. Pirate
Chief won the latter JUS. as easy rs he did his
previous races From betting stanlT lToint
the Fe#rth eveat. for which eleven youngsters
came to the post. was tn hest OF the day,
Little Jim. Classic Irene, Gormal, and
Loitie A. each finding strong SUI port, the
last named being backed down from 30 to s
to J. She I'm shed among the -also ran y
I.iilr Jim de eating Irene in a drive. Sum
maries:
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German Mediterranean Service,

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All steamers stop at Gibraltar.
Return tickets available for the steamers Of
either line from Naples, Genoa. Gibraltar, Ham
burg. bremen, Tendon, and Southampton. Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt by
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Tn ere is a way 10 do
il. and ] have that way.
Are you satisfied with a
reasonable return Oh a
SAFE investment, or do
you want 10 take long
chances for your money!
II yOu are willing TO
take the former, and
will consult me, ] can
show you how TO doit.
This is not a new idea,
but one that has been
DEMON STRATED A
SUCCESS for years.
] lCAN MAKE A VERY
FEW DOLLARS EARN
A COMFORTABLE LIY-
ING FOR YOU.
The best of references
and bond, II desired.
All communications
strictly confidential and
PERFECT SECURITY
GUARANTEED.
A personal interview
solicited.
JEROME,
Times Office.
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ARDoR NOT DARPENED.

The Times" Chickering Piano Contest
Never Stops Tor Wet Weather
Gales goes ahead another hundred, and the
Jones ahead of Blake.
The rain has not prevented the children
from visiting Ellis & Cas- to see THE TIMES
Chlckering piano.
They all want it. and they are bound to
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EAsIER FOR THE CAR HORSES.
President Phillips Acts Upon Humane So
ciety's Suggestion.

ftSSi0Sht 1HtItlpS ASIS I pun huibdhS oo-
ciety's Suggestion.
The officials of tine Metropolitan Railroad
Company are heartily cooperating with the
officers of the Humane Society in seeing that
lame horses are not used and that an extra
horse is used in htlping ears up the hill near
the Baltimore and Ohio depot.
Several days ago the Humane Society called
President Phillips attention 10 the fact that
many cars were allowed to ascent the hill
without an extra horse and demanded that
all cars having eight passengers or more
should have hill horse to ass st the other
horses.
Orders were issued yesterday by Smith
Garees, foreman, that any stableman or
hostler allowing q lame horse to be put to a
car would be Immediately discharged. Supt.
w. e. Lowry issued the same orders to
drivers. together with instructions to drivers
and conductors that hill horse shall be used
at the Baltimore and Ohio depot hill with
every car, whether loaded or not.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Netherlands Line

From New YORK to Rotterdam via BouIogne sur
Mer GA hours from London or P.lrisE
;. :, STaarndam, W eu., December y, D. m
:. =. Amsterdam, December ID. 1 D m
FIRST cabin, S4j to $5j. Second cabin, S6
For information apply to t-eneraI Passenger
Agency, 30 Br @adwsy, New Ycrs, o. to agents at
Washington, D. C., q. W. MOSS, 9sI Pa ave-;
4, +. DROOP, S25 Pa ave. If
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Form ry Nofa Benc celiin :.
Ifth race -Six - ms
Sc.ections.

First ras-P-Einy Tim; Samaritan.
Second = S.e-Maipuerite; OntE4 10
Third rs.ce-Syde: North ord
los r Ii race-P, nee de LeCiI; Mcstches:er.
Eiftn rac.-Leyiua; Finuwater.
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BY virtue of a certain deed of trust TO us bear
ing date April 21, IS92, duly recorded i'll liber
16tS, folio s32 of the land records Of the District
of Columbia, and at the request of the party
cured thereby. We will sell at publ, action. in
front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 26th
day of December, J. ID. 1891, ut o'clock r. m,
all those ctr ain pieces or pare Is of land and
y enises situate in the canGty of Washington,
district of Columbia. kIoAn and described
and being los numbered 2lS and PIG of Samuel
Willis Subdivision Cf lot nun hered 45 of Wright
and Cox subdivision of part of Mount PIE as
ant, as 7 er plat recorded IN liber Gov Shepherd,
folio Is, OF the ra-o: OF the surveyors onice of
the district uf CGluI Dia, together witI the i'm
proyemen thereon
Terms Oh sale: Cne-third of purchase money
e. be paid i'll casa, balance i'll two equal pay
ments III On and TWO years. with Is cent in
terest, pnyable semi-annuaily. and secured by
deed of trust On ths property sold, CT ali ca III,
the option of the purcE"s"r. A deposit of
SlG0 will be required al the time II sale All
touveyancng ard recording Mt purchasers CO st
Terms of sale TO be compiled tn in fifteen
days from date OF sale, otherwise trrstees re-
serve the right TO resell at and co II of de-
fauitng purchaser or purchasers.
JANIS II. n. WAXING, Trustee,
12::2 1lth St W.
THOS. B. WARkICE, Trustee,
de10,1317,2O,25 1918 18th st. n. W.
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Prosecuted by a Big Corporation.-Jaeob
Harrison, small colored boy, whose parents
are very poor, was prosecuted in Judge Mil
ler's police court yesterday by ''the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, body
corporate for the larceny of one bushel of
coal from the heaping fat cars in the COM
panys freight yards. The boy was arrested
by Watchman Green, and as he did not deny
that he took the coal to make a fire for his
old NANNY" he was sent to jail for fifteen
days.
The Washington times., 1894-12-13

By virtue of deed of trust given TO US and
duly recorded in liber No 164S folio 10, ct seq
one of the land records of the District of Columba
and at the request OF the par secured thereby,
we will sell at public auction in front OF the
premises, on tt ESDAY, December Is, 1854. at
o'clock p. In., the following described real es-
tate, situate in the city of Washington, District
of Columbia, to wit. .il that certain piece or
parcel of land and premises known ana dissin-
guished and teing lot one hundred and forty
fout 144), according TO Frances \. buckingham
and others subdivision of lots in square eight
hundred and sixty-one tSill, rs recorded in liber
H. folio "a of the Surveyors otfice of the District
of Columbia together with the improvements
as above recited. Subject, however, to an in-
cumbrance of 5000, the particulars of which
will be stated at the sale.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one year
from thedate of sale, the deferred payment to
be secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold, and to bear interest at the rate of per
cent per annum or MI cash, a. tho option of the
purchaser deposit OF 500 to be paid at the
sale. Terms to be complied within fifteen days
from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at tie
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All
conyeyancing, recording. &C., at the cost OF the
purchaser. JOHN r. CARPENI Elk,
GEORGE H. WRIGHT,
de5-d Sdsi4t Trustees
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St-aggl ng start Won easily.
Bett 'ng-tIlen H., 5; yceum, 6 to 5; FroIc-
some LASS : to ;; tiolcd gger II; Blackfoot. =;
Alonzo. -: Reynard, u; Hazel, 90; AdiouI n, 30;
T4ixey Ga a-dner, Is, and Wist, TO-
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SUCCESS CAME TO
THE PUBLIC PICKS
-Four First GAais9s Won As Many
Races at Alexander lSlald.
B00kIES HAD A HARD DAY
Ellen H. the 0lly Winning Outsider TO
Save the PenciierS.
B0OKIES HAD A HARD DAY

Track Was Heavy. bat Form RscsiVsd Viz
dication in All but the el3siag Raes,
when Lyc IN All Fc9liclome Lass Had
Their Chances Ransi by Poor 1tar.-
Pirate Chic. had Another ciac@-zntriss.
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Fair start Won easily
Tacii ns-Nickey g. . TO :: Come Home, 3;
Nat.h era IN, l0: Little Bra-o, Il. BANJO 10;
tnxse Y. 20. NJ i EIi'ce. .: Ie--, :: Prince Al
b ri a: Graceful, :; snoOks, 20; Roland Reed, %
ana Ed 2 NJ, -
lEf. Third race Cne mile and quarter
cDD Selling. Purse, 500. Time 2-l9]5.
Ind IisIscs s.d ~ - Is 81 FIN ,JIcteu
Is5S] Pir,t, IN #. 104 s. 1T.ls Ham
S5> Chediai. Iu9...-.. 2iL@ . "a Murphy
S4T IseE S.ar Iu-.... 3 ; 81 Bender.
~. Leigh lI3 49,. 4B Maniove
S55 Fn.e 81 m. L. lG1 II 3lE Carter
ss3 El,h, l39.......... 6 cbinson
Start good ". II calloD.nC
Betfiug-Pirate Caief, 10 s. Cheddar, i: Red
Star GB: Leigh II 10 5; Frinco klamath, l., and
Fl b, 100.
Op-- Fourth race. Four and a half furl0ngs
COt Beaten two-year-olds. Selling Purse
sem Ti.pe q 5-3f
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DATCLIFF, DARR & co, Auctioneers,
III 92U Pa ave n W

TRUSTEES SAL E OF DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BAY-WlNDOW BRICK
DWELLING AT THE CORNER OF 7TB AND
Est n E, AND KNOWN AS No. 667 + ST.
n E, AT AUCTION
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FaIr start Won dtlvlnF-
BE ring-Little Jim, 3; Irene, 4; Fencer, 10;
Classic. 3; German, TO ,; Adventures, 3); Ci-
cada. 10; ottie A, 6; Berwick, 20; Princess
Marie, 20, and Eexa.ion geld, 3D.
opD Fifth race-Six and half furlongs.
CDC Selling Pu Sc, 500. Ti:sle, l:2S15.
The Washington times., 1894-12-13

UTANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w at Bush'snew place, SIT 7th st NV, and
get nice cold bottle Of beer for cents.
au21-lyr
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Crr.i for Tn.inr-

a ail on Gorlnaa TO VII, Red Cross place an !
third and Prince Klamath for the place.
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Frs MI SIS CHANCES.

I5Og sALE-leo SHARES or STOCK OF AN
IT CH X CUNSTRs ETIOS AND ROAD IH
PisoFi MzST 20 Fifteen per csnr income
JIl7 @ ST. NV, 70. III 3 DEBIT
HAyE YuU A LITTLE MONEY YOT1
i i WOULD IKE 30 Put OFT AT
gonst Interest aad on go)i sss.aFity2
II you Eayrs let ms pvt i;-oa.t .or yoI
have apf,If:afi- rs every day for small
loans frum SD to $50. and viii allow yCu
per cent. per month Tor you money,
an! let yt-u hold. Ssru ny business
strictly legitimate, ,oadi csed n buss-
ness principles: srcur y as Eood as any
o. cred: invest CATION iuyi ell Add=e
de9--f AIONEf LENDER, This ollice-
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AUCTION SAILS.
N G SLOAN. Auctioneer.

q
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, LOCATED ON sTH ST FX-
TENDED, BETWEEN FLORIDA AVE Nd
GRANT AVE " W., BEING PREMISES NJ.
2I2S AND 2;3O
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How the Horses Ran.
Track heavy.

NIa.t laIr Won EalIUi luG-
Besiing-Berwyu, II 10; Stringfe,loS, 8:
reu,o 10. .ark 10 ell I: Red Cross. ~ Pela, G0;
. Wentworth, eco; Com Rolghan, 90, and klms-
one, 10.
pg- Second race - Five furlcaCs. NOr-win-
OOO ne-s. Purse, 500. Time, esq
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FOR SALE ZEAL ESTATE.
MoNEY TO LOAN.

uAvE YOU a LITTLE MONEY YoU
II WOULD LIKE TO Put OUT AT
good interest and on good security?
II yCu have, let me put it out for you I
have applications every Gay fer small
loans from SIS To so and viii allow yOu
per cent per month fo- your m0ney,
aud let you hold security. sins55
strictly legitimate, co;.d Ic.ei on o;ls
nesS principles saturity as good any
offered; investigation mriiet- Address
co3-tf MONEY LfNDkk this o1ire-
aEoNEY LOANED On APPROVED COLLAT-
vi eIal. sGch sto-,kS, bonds, trusts, syndi-
cate certilcates and eli linz fe policies. no
delay. IERKtS ~ BAhER, 20 to 40 MeEze:O.t
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. on AP-
F H. SMITH & SONS.
dec1-lm 1873 NV
MONEY TO LOAN on HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
property viii remain Lndisturbed in your pos
session; terms easy; lowest rates; private Offices
all business strictly confidential; you can have
the money She day you apply for il: payments
payment made will lessen the cost OF carrying
the loan
Please call on
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
ens F -. NV. msin lonr. "~i3-1mo
w AsHINGIuN MORTGAGE LOAN COM
w pany, will lend you SO aud upward on furni-
property to remain IN your undisturbed possess
sion; loans paid in part or in full at any time 10
suit the convenience Of the borrower. aud any
part paid reduces the cost OF carrying the loan
IN proportion 10 the amount paid WASHING
TON MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 6lO 81
NV.
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FOR sALF-EoJs sES.

I-oR sALE-THE BUSINESS PRoPERT --9Is
i II. Further particulars bs
learned by applying TO Mrl j. B. PORTER. 1t
tie FrHdonia hCta-. II 81. II nG5-im
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NINE CASTFLLA, CLAIRyOYANT. TELLS
vi past and future No IT@3 ScYesrtl, ST NV
J sell a blood purifier. sure care o al hlcVd
diseases; also hair restorative Gsl-lnl
The Washington times., 1894-12-13

DROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS By
i mail or teIephDnp IiU7 for high grade still
wines. PsRhER VINEYARD COMPANY
AGENCY, I'D " j. ave. u. W. nO7-lu
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hrs. .rR, ,EEAhER. Female Snae a'iist

Gold medal rewarded for the science OF OBJ
stets-cs. assistant Of the Royal Women > Hes
pital, Of MUni-b- EavarIa; trsa- ed all female
cJn2 plants, tUnor, tans'er, nrryogs, chroni,
private. blood disears. and childl-SSnes5 ep-
arate rooms fOF confinement cases strictly
confidential - D street nOttheas;, VI hngton,
D. e. bu.s-il1
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FEI 8 1SAL

4IME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
III lie All business confidential Ladies' and
gentlemen. &c. each Hours. n TO y. IN
lLzI y. Y ave NV, 9TH 81 dril-sw
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r oST-IBERAL REWARD OFFERED FOR
Il return OF small tla: and tan fera Q dog
answering 10 the n1me o; sis. s,na II nickie chain
clla-, - 10 Massachuset a e. n W. dels-3t
The Washington times., 1894-12-13

MISCELLANEOUS
II EGAL BLANKS LAW PRINTING
IL THE LAW REPORTER COMPANY
Printers and St1tioncrS
tls Fifth ~ NV NJ ~ MOORE. MaaassE
TtAPITAl. STEAM LAUNDRY-N A WEAVER
y proprietor, 5I= Eighth ST NV TeIsphons tHl
Laundry work in all ~ branches raAsiT sxD-
suited az reasonable rHteA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
BYAUTHORITY
Notice to all Owners of Land
and Property in kalaupapa.
kalawao. Nih0a and Wal
kOlu. MOlokai.

The undersigned having been duly Sr-
pointed IS Commission under an Act en-
titled AN Act 70 authorize the Minister of
the Interior 70 take possession of and &C.
Quire on the Island Of Nolokai, for the use
OF the Government land and property that
may be required by the Board of Health"
approved October 5th, 1895, do hereby give
notice that they will meet with all persons
claiming ownership Of land and property in
KslsupapA, kslAwso, Nihos and waikolu.
MolokSi. proposed TO be taken by the Board
Of Health, in seoordance with the above
Act, to take testimony as to the ownership
of said land and property. and to determine
upon the proper compensation to be made
TO such parties as may be damaged BY
rsSson Of the taking of such land and prop
srty.
The first meeting will take place at kslsu-
papa. Moloksi, on the 14th of February, 1894,
at 10 A. NJ. only for residents of Molokai.
The second meeting. with all others, not
residents Of Molokai. will take place st the
OfEce Of Public Works, kspusiwa House,
Honolulu. Oahu, on the eS,h day of Febru-
ary. 1894. st 10 A. NJ.
And all persons interested are requested
TO De present at the time and place above
named without further notice.
~ SSR# ESsSRF i FTESs2S Tk55S \
l52i-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
DAVIES REPLIES.
he Comments On the Review Of
His Writings.

MR. EpTroR:-The careful review
of my letters which absorhs 80 much
Of your valuable space this morning,
was s'preparei especially for the AD-
vEHrISsR." This much l gathered,
not only from your announcement, but
from the style OF the article itself, and
from the appropriate headings which
were, 1 presume, supplied from your
own stores.
l am rather puzzled 10 know who
s'W. y. A." is i have 5 very dear
friend with the same initials, but i
know thSt he is ST present engaged IN
reviewing his own speeches and try
ing 10 reconcile what he said with
what he wishes he had said. More
over, nv W. y. A. has several Of my
letters still unanswered, and rs they
were written entirely in his own in
terest, he will probSbly review them
before troubling himself with any
others Of mine
! observe that your "W. y. A. /" has
little respect for man who works or
votes in minority, and l Sm bound
TO SAY thSt this tendency rather re-
minds me OF my friend. who never
likes TO stand slone. DO not know
that he ever tried. His brother did,
Snd did il well.
l think, slso, thSt recognize some
traits Of my W. y. \. in that exuber-
SRtly Irrelevant joeosity Of style with
which your reviewer approaches any-
thing like serious topic; and the
adjeetiveS were especially suggestive
OF my friends habits Of thought In
fSet, the only serious statement that
your Nv. y. A. - makes Is when he
gives himself and YOU away by writ
ing:
with Mr.. Davies arguments and
propositions We will not quarrel. For
the purpose Of this review, We shall
assume that they are correct and can
not be gainssyed"
Did ever any such brilliant attack
hSve such : collapse? And you had
headed il so beautifully, with the
words: The literary performances Of
the champion exposed"
ENpOSeiI why "W. y. A. has not
even read the literary performances
o, he would have known that the one
object for which I entered the lists
waS the defeat Of annexation, by the
kES>S(N GllOu u hHHGll1A luOCpCAO-
enes.
Annexation is defeated, Hawaiian
Independence is preserved; why should
1 fight? II your wv. y. A" snd my
". y. A. were TO join together and
shout till they were both hOSrse, they
would never persuade Snyoue that
they represented the Hawaiian na-
ton
fear, however, that dark days Of
psrplsxity swat your reviewer. He
must be with the majority, snd st
present il seems doubtful whether that
passion will not land him in the camp
Of ChinS, where "W. y. A." viii
stand for Wing No something, and he
be found fighting against the very
men whom 81 present he is vsinly try
ing to bless
Sir, know that only provoke the
SCOTS and jeers Of the annexation
press, when speak soIemuly Of the
Hawaiian situation but once sgain
protest against the infatuation which
leads men to play with crisis which
IS apparently not only beyond their
control, but beyond their apprecia-
ton
am, sir,
Your obedient servant,
THEo. H. DAVIES.
Honolulu, Feb. Il, 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
STOLEN JEWELS RECOVERED
Gems Found II Arkausas That Were
Purloined N Hawaii

FoRT SMITH (Ark-l, Feb 10
Six Of the 361 diamonds stolen at
Honolulu have been recovered in
this city By Chiefof Police Surrztt,
who got them from Mrs Hattie
McGinzis, 2 sister Of Preston Hor-
ner, alias George Ryan, the man
convicted Of stealing them He
sent the jewels here last September,
but refused 20 tel to whom until
today Il was discovered that Hattie
McGinuis was his sister. This
clue IVES worked Up and the jewels
recovered They were sent 70 Ho-
noIUlu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
Ro1se Washed Away.

Two Chinese shznties were wash
ed away during q heavy freshet at
Hama, Maui, last Wednesday
night When the occupants aEoke,
they found their sleeping apart
meats flooded with water. They
onIy got out IN time to save their
lives, az q heavy freshet soon came
down and demolished their huts.
The water IN the Hama and Hzmoa
streams L said TO have risen foot
above the bridges but 10 serious
damage was done to them By the
food.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
Notice.

I'D. kAILE has this day been appointed
Agent to grant Marriage Licenses for the
Island of Niihsu, vice Kspshee, deceased.
(Signedl J. A. KING,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, January 24. 1894. 15l9-sA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
CYCLONE YESTERDAY.
4 Weather Forecast that was JUS
tilted by After Events

CNzteorologieaI Record, Feb. Is
NUUASU VALLEY, 10 A.M.-Bar-
oueter falling. Black belt in the
sky, sbove valley. "Stolsn king
dom" now being slowly spelled
ont on belt Rumbling sound at
" "Craigside." Cyclonic letter pro-
bable. Families are advised to
keep children, cats, dogs and
chickens at home, and well out of
path Of storm center during early
part of week. Cyclone will pro-
baby swing to the right and de-
uolish Thurstou's house in its
descent. The P. G. should retire
to its caves by 6 o'clock tonight
with three days provisions.
Feb Is, S PM.-The cyclone Is
o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtue Of Writ OF Execution is
sued out Of the First Circuit Court on the
I'd day Of January, 1894, against Theresa
Cartwright and r. W. Wilcox, defend
ants, in favor Of E. ". Holt and ". H.
Cummings, plaintiffs, for the sum Of
S2e6-S5, have levied upon and shall
expose for sale st the Police Station, in
the District Of Honolulu, Island OF Oahu,
at u O'Clock OF SATURDAY, the oath
day OF February, A. D. 1894. To the high
est bidder, su the right, title and
interest Of the said There's Cartwright
and r. W. Wilcox, defendants, In and to
Those premises situated ST waikiki,
honolulu, 0shu, and more particularly
described in deed Of John Kamaksia to
said Theresa Cartwright, dated Septem-
Der 24th, 1880, and recorded in Liber
127, page "a, excepting piece conveyed
by said Theresa Cartwright to T. S.
Lyman, Jr., by deed dated September
24th, 1890, and recorded in Liber 127,
page IS, and being q part Of those pre-
misses described IN r. P. S219, contain
ing sn area OF one acre, more or less,
subject however TO mortgage made by
the said Theresa Cartwright to c. Along,
dsted November 18th, 1891, recorded in
Liber 1S2, page SsS, for $500, unless
said Judgment, interest, cost and my
expenses De previously paid.
Terms Cash.
Z. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, January 19, 1894.
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