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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per RMSS MonOwai
i carpet. { Z Williams & Co; exs pines,
J kidweI; 40 punches bananas. T T
Porter. I6U punches bananas. Y Lum
sing; ITi9 punches bananas, Campbell,
Marshall & Co. S5S lunches bananas. NJ
LyCurgus, i33 punches bananas Z Wilcox.
Domestic value. 81 $50
For san Francisco. per schr Aloha
IS.245 bags OF sugar. h. HacSfs.d & Co. /;
-264 bags Of sugar. GTInbzum < Co. Dome
sic value So, $500
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Mortgages Notice. of Fore
closure.
N ACCORDANCE WITu THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il progtsinu- Of certain mortgage. made BY
D. II SAHINU % EDua. HaNaff. 70 Juo O
minis dated 2-lf Jlly. I59i. record ed in LGber
q pages ? and =. a. & duly assigned 70 Lau
ChonZ5 notice j. hereby given that the mort
gzZee Intend. - f1raelG-- the zane for coudf-
uDn- oxen to-fslt: EOn-Psynent % interest
and principal
Notice j. liksHi-e given thst zfer the exDira-
ton % three H--.s from tn dare 81 thi. notice
the prcp>rfF colFsI d BY saif rs1-tgags will be
adg-rti-ed for -aie 81 puriic acc iou a. tie asc-
ti11 r9om- % Js-- 2. Morgan Dol H0rsl % On
NOS DAY, the 80 Day q April, I-3f. al Il noon
o. aid aay.
Further particuiars can be had Of william c.
Achi- Attorney a. Law
Dated Hono.EiG- March l.. i-3i.
LAC CTOEG
A.-ignes u the Mortgage.
The premises covered BY aid mortgage. con
L. All tE0-e situated 81 Hoosena- 8 K0n.-
sEli, 4lf rlor- pGriie1' ariy described ia PIP
-. o. =. q 4 l0z5 y Mikaksi. Containing ~
ara 'f 20 afr- -r-iEsisz ali baiidIuZs there.
Or tla iorm-riF EnuWu % the hGnestead 81
- { D. r. Eahinu.
@4d- Al fa1-@ Premises described IL z
10 - ll-HrY Care containing an area n 10
a--ts a. -as14s0- E1IG- Hawaii
~ w in9-e p~sa4i-e- Gg-rrIbed in z p
isSi % ~ ii1-l 5nar-0H. ear taiufDz an area 81
- ares ~ E-aa4so- r. ESna. HsFsf.
q, Tss shove sale postponed % Xondsy. April,
Isss-fE
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

Il the First Circuit. Hawaiian Islands In the
latter OF the E-tate OF L. y. KAUAI. late of H.
rOlulu oahu, deceased, iutsstats-
On reading and fling the petition of Alfred
". Carter, Administrator of said estate, pray
ing for an order of sale of certain real estate
be ouging to the interstate, situate on the Is and
of Moloksi, being the uremises de-cribe in
r P. Grant No. I'll, r P 62es and two pieces
in Apaua q. l. {. A. s559 B., containing 50 acres
more or less, and setting forth certa legal
reasons whv such real estate should be sold
tO-yit. the extiuguishmeut Of debts.
Il Is hereby ordered. that ell persons inter
esteti in the said estate, appear before this
Co-rt on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF April, A D.
1877 az 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, at the Court Room of
this Court in Honolulu. then and there to show
cause why an order should not be granted for
the sale Of slch estate
Dated Honolulu. II. L March . j. ISa4
By the Court:
GEO bCCAS
Clerk Circuit Court Of the T TT Circuit,
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In the matter Of the estate Of z.
s Pratt before Judge Cooper. Mrs.
Z K Pratt was appointed tempo
rary Administrative under $500
bond which was fled with God
frey Brown az surety. W Foster
for the widow, W. r. Castle for
Teresa Cartwright
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE + HEEEBY GIVEg.
~ that the charter o the North Paci-
fc Phosphate and Fertilizer Co. as
been amended ~ en- uZinz the name OF
the CorporztioH 10 The Pzelic Guano
and Fertilizer COMPANY and that such
smendm-nt was duly accepted By the
Company at a meeting held On the 9Th
Of April, 1894
F. SCHR.
Secretary.
go1ollI1, April 9, 1894.
<E<--9r
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CIRCUIT COURT OF

Il the Hawaiian IslAnds-In Probate. In the
Hawaii, deceased, interstate. Before Mr.. Justice
:. L. AUSTIN.
ON reading and dlug the petition OF NJ. :.
GrinoSum 4 Co, IL Schmidt 4 sons, Creditors
OF l. ASamu, alleging that L. Akamu OF Htlo,
Hawaii, died Interstate at China, on the - day
OF ---, A D. 1922. aud praying that an
Administrator may be appointed OF said estate,
tsrested 70 appear al such time and place a. this
Court may direct. to snow cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF this petition should MOI
be granted
1t i hereby ordered that TUESDAY, the list
day Of May, A. ID. 1884,, be and hereby Is appoint
ed foe hearing said petition before the said
Justice, in the Court Room OF this Court, al
Hilo. AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ, st which time and place
all persons concerned may appear aud show
cause, # any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated Hilo. n. l.. March 18Th. A. d. 1891.
By the Court:
i557-Sw DANIEL PORTER Clerk.
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Ceaal Embellishments.
COURT OF THE

~ First Circuit. Hawaiian ISlands-i1 Pro
bate. In the matter II the Estate Of ANNA j..
BLACKBURN, late OF Honolulu, oahu, deceased.
A document purpottinc 10 he the last will and
testament OF Anna J. Blackburn. deceased, hSV-
ing on the sud dsy OF April. A. ID. 1894. been
presented 10 sid Probate Court. ana petition
for the Probate thereof aud Tor the i>>usnee Of
Letters fe>t4mvulSTy 10 Il. IL. Parker, having
been filed by him.
IL Is hereby ordered that MONDAY. the 0th
day Of April. A. ID. 1894. al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or
said day, Il the Court Room Of said Court, AZ the
Court House Building IN Honolulu. be Snd the
same Is hereby appointed the time fo- proving
said will aud hearing said application. when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the said wiil, and the granting OF Letters
TeStzmeutAry.
Dated Honolulu. II. l. APRIL end. 1891.
BY the Court;
i5vSsN GEO. LUCAS. Clerk
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First quarter Of Eae NOON on the I2sh AZ u.
n ?
Tine Whistle blows 4: n. 9>r1. J4s. Pm Of
Honolulu tine, watch Ia the sane Ilh- G-r. ls-
of Gree r=lch tine.
Fer every 100 feet Of distance Of the observer
Cfruuu tie Custom House allow one ssccc6 for
t-ansutsS:cn q sound, Or seconds 70 4 statute
ctle.
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CIRCUIT CoURT OLE TIE

A UNCUT COO HI Or L II r
~ Second Circuit, Hawaiian Islands-In pro-
bate. Island Of Maui, Hawaiian Islands, 5.
In tbs matter of the estate Of A. TYLER. late of
MOlOksi. deceased. order appointing cine TOT
Probate Of VIII and directing publication Of
notice OF same
A document, purporting % be the last Will
and Testament Of A. TYLER, deceased. having
on the 18th day Of Msrch, D, 1924 been re-
SCI ted TO aid Probate Court. and petition for
the probate thereof, and for she isSu ance of
letters teStsmentSry 10 J. ". MAUSALOA,
having been fled by him:
Il Is ortered, that Saturday the 18th day of
April. AID, 1894. ST l O'Clock m of said day
81 the Court Room of said Court, ST Wailuku.
Maui, be, and the same is. hereby appointed
the time for proving said Will and hearing said
application, when and where any person inter
estsd may appear and contest the said Will
and the granting of lett IS testamentsry.
Dated Waikiki. Maui, March L. 1871
By the Court:
G. ARMSTRONG,
Clerk Circuit Court Second Circuit.
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DEPARTT ks.

FEIBAT, April o.
2 u 5 AOaoE4I. Carey for san
Francisco.
Scmr W G Hal, Slmersou. for Maui and
HaEau-
sJmr James Makee- HazLUud, tor E2-
pzA-
MONDAY. April 9.
Stmr Mik4hAIz. CLANCY for Han4uaulu,
Kauai
cCmr IzzIzli. Freeman for Kauai,
Ssur KAMA Thompson for kahukU-
Am fJur-mastsd sChr Aloha. Daosl, for
san Francisco
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue Of power of sale contained
in certain mortgage dated the 30th day OF Octo-
Der. A d. 1880. made bl KAWAWAHIMOKU
HlkU and JOSEPH kAANAANA Of Waihee
leland OF Maui to James VI. Aonsarrat Of Homo
lulu. Island " Oahu. Trustee. recorded in the
office u the Registrar Of Conveyances in Liber
~, folLOs -, IS and g. the said Jane. NJ Mon
sarrst, Trustee as aforesaid, Mortgage. intends
10 foreclo-e ssld mortgage for breach OF the
conditions In said mortgage contained. to-wit
the non-payment Of both the principal and inter
ct when due.
the lands, tenements and hereditament= in aid
mortgage contained and described will be sold
81 public auction at the auction room Of James
+. Moran, on Qneeu street in said Honolulu,
on MONDAY tue 18th day OF March, A d. 1894
u y o'clock noon Of said day.
ed. viz:
7. All that certain piece or parcel Of land .itu-
ate IN The III Of Mem in said Waihee eonfainiup
an arel Of fs-loO Of an acre. and being the same
premises described in Royal Patent No. 5fOI
Land Commission Award No. 1906 FFto Ku. and
that we're conveyed 10 kaanaans. the father Of
Inc said EGwswEhimOka.H III ku and Joseph EasEa-
ana BY kaAws- the cousin and -Ole heir al iaur OF
-lid IA. ~ deed dated December 81. 1851 and re-
-. on fOIiO= 3 and 60
= AL those three certain pieces or parcels OF
and situate IN the lie Of PupOuulu and Kapoho
m said Wsihee, containing in all an area Of IL
acre.. aud being the same premises described in
Royal Patent No. 5357, Land Commission Award
No 30 70 Aanoe 3, the grandfather Of laid Ea-
TsTahinoxa, Hi<u and J9-eph Kaanaana.
JAMES NJ NOSSARRAT. Trustee
Mortgage.
Terms Cash. Deed. a. expense of u9rehase,
For further particulars apply 70 the Mortragee
Dated hoGolulu, February -, 1891
The above sale is postponed until sa:ar day
April IA, l-si.
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For Sale.

- TIE PREMISES Us EULA-
oEah12 Plains, situated a. the
nor hast conner Of Berstania and
PIzoi streets; the lOt having frDntzge
Of go feet By 80 feet d-pth with dEeIl-
ing hOQsef cUr HOU-e- All Oth=r I'm prove
ments thereof Procession ziVen imme-
dia1EIy- Apply 70
F. a SCH EFER 4 Gu
1858 ~ I5i0-3t
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-

THE Z y DFKcIUN Id HAF :
il ing been dlly Appointed 2dmiHistr.r9rs q
M estate of JOSEPH COME. ate % H0uoII-
hi t-cea-s1 notice i hereby given n al cr-d-
fr5r- q the csceEss1 70 present t1etr aim and
with the proper VaGcher. u any exit 70 the an
dzr-izns6 within Z Elonfns fruca TIE date here
or Ct they viii b forever barred. E1c al DeF-on
fncehresl u .aic cecez-ed are -. rested u make
immediate payment 70 RE Ezder=iZne a. n1y
ofHce. w. On Merchant street Houoilia-
CHAS- 7. GCLICE
Administrator q rEe z.tare q 8O-eph Gous--
EesslaIG- Nsrez Y, IsaL lls2-f<
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

An schr Alice Cooke, Psuhll0E, for
San francisco
Srmr James Makee. HszIund- for
kAuaI az { n
Sumr LehUa- Nye, for HaTan AZ ? N
Srmr kIuzu, Clarke for -4a1l and Hs-
wal aE2 n
srmr MokoIiI- McGrsgur- for MOIozai and
Lanai az 5 . n
Stmr Canine. Cameron. for Maui AZ 5
pm
stmr WGaIea-e, suythe for Hamakua
AZ noon
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TIE UNDERSIGNED UAv-

HE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been daily appointed Adr,i,t-t-...-
Win the WIN annexed u the Estate Of NsboII.
Saa 10 OF hanoa, Honolulu. Oahu. deeeaseS
heissDy glses notice 70 all persons having cIaius
&e4hst seld estate 70 present their claim H.
MIN within siz month. from the dafs bereof -,
ny - wiI De forever barred; and al pers0us in.
asote1 70 saif estate are hereby nOtlaed 10 ,.ake
immediate payment ~ iHAAs
SAN'L X. AKI.
AGnlnistfator with the VIII annexed III fbs
Estste q sehoiowaa w. deeeased tesfste
---- 9aich 1tth. 1914. i53fg-
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, returning leaves Hilo. touching at Lau-
hona III A. N; Makena 4P.M.: Maalaea Ra,
. P: NJ; Lahalna P. NJ. the following day
Saturdays. iie9'iaSs anu
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED nav

M ~ DERolGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Adfofnfst,s,a.a,
NE ne esl1te 81 u u. SAhinu, late Of Hookens
dees1sea. notice l. hereby given u All eyeditoss
~ -, 1Sesa.e1 y present their claims ana
Underlined within six month. from 49,, w
hsfsoi, o. tney viii Be forever barred. .nd ~
y y sald dee ssed are reqnested
~ e !ste payment % the una et.s,ss1
- M once Of Aelsrs. r. Haekfeid 4 ~ I ia
Adn,fnt.,...,.,., 9. BO8sE.
deceased A's u D. ". Sahiuu,
Honolulu. Mar u. Iss4. ,-,,
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BORN.

North kOhaIa, Hawaii, on
March IS 1884. 10 the wife OF George T.
BENTON. ! son.
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Administrators Notice.
BEEN APPOINTED

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Administrator Of the estate q ELLA
TOWSSE y b. d=eez-ed- late Of dIl0. H !. the
uuder-ignet heFFbg nOtids. al creditors Of TIE
said Ella ToEn-eud to present their claims 20
him = Lahainal1nz. Mani. H l. within tx
E10n-h= Of the daLe hereof o. they vii BE- for
ever barred All those indebted 70 the ssid 80
tate viii pIea-e maze IEz1eclsts payment % the
En1er=l -1ec-
HENRY = TOWNSEND
AG1inistrarOr q tie Es-2te Of
ElE TOEn-end-
Lahziual1lA Mani r. 7 d. March Z, 1884
IrsL2N
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In the Supreme Court Of the Ha-
walian Islands.
MARCH TERN 1894.
FREAR, y.
t. B. MURRAY V. J. p. coLBURN.
MARCH TERN 1894.

Upon appeal IRON q District to a Circuit
Court. the bond for costs 70 accrue
should be to the Clerk Of the Court and
not 70 the appellee
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4 native named Paauhau was
committed to the Insane Asylum
yesterday.
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roHEIGN MAIL SERVICE.
g &C..

Steamships viii leave for and arrive from
6zn Francisco, on the following dates, TIL
the close OF 1884.
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAv

THE UNDERSIGNE ED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed misunderstanding Of
the estate Of c II ARIES v. SPENCER. late Of
Hou0Illu- deceased, Eotice j. hereby given 10 all
cred tors Of the deceased 10 present their claims
and with the proper vouchers II any exist u the
undersigned within six months from the date
hereof Or they Ein Be forever barred; and al
persons indebted 70 said deceased are requested
TO make imuedi4re payment 10 the undersigned
az the Office Of Chas. T. GlIlck. No ~, Her-
chant Street, H0u0lGiu-
ANNIE e SPENCER
Administratrir with the Wiu annexed Of the
estate Of Chs y. peuce-. deceased
H1uofuIu March Il I-gb- ll32-sN
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STMR. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON co

SAh6hON, Commanders.
WIZ leave Honolulu every Tuesday at )
O'CLOCK +. NJ, touching at KahuIui, Huelo.
Hama, Hamoa and Kipahulu, Maui. and Pa
aunsu' Hawaii. Returning will arrive a.
Honolulu every Sunday morning.
q No Freight will be received after .
Z. NJ. on day of sailing.
OonslRnees 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 respon.
sible for money or jewelry unless placed IL
the care of Pursers.
W. G. WILDER, President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. J. A. KING. Port supt.
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Meteorological Record.
IT raI soVEzNnESr sCETIT. HrBLSzD
EyEzH MONDAY.
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All are parts of those premises conveyed by
kamehameha ". 20 David Watson, BY deed
dated December ~, 1869, and recorded in Liber
10, pages ls7 and les.
Title perfect.
Deeds Al expense Of purchasers.
~ For further particulars apply TO VII
LIAM {. AcHI. Attorney 70. he Commissioners
or, to
>.M. KAAUAAI. Commissioner.
Honolulu. Feb. -, 1891.
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DEPUTY SHERIFF'S SALEr!

R1 VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
- Execution Issued out Of the District Cont
o. hooiauloa. Oahu. On the 18th day Of March
80 against LUkELA KAAIMA NJ, defendant
in favor % Naloloa. pIaintiF for re sr,a 80
Sell have levied upon and rhall expose for
sals al the Court House OF Ko0lauloa. Hsn-
ulz. al
II O'CLOCK NOON,
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- No Freight will be received after 70
noon of day of sailing.
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vE-sEL- A. r"a

EE-.EL- A. rsssr-
rThis nzr cusz ase 1clzce suA-g=r--4
ssEAL VEzEELE-
G Z FhlztelF ia, Barker. Ca4ll-.J-
@ Acams. S-.-oa. from samoa
Il I u TakachI1o. Nomura. fOkOnanl1-
Il B II : Champion. EOoks- Es'luIm4lt-
AzzCE ANrM IN
An bkr " Il DIuoudr McDonaId, : r.
An sChr King yrus. CarIStIarson- y &C =
An Miss stmr Morning star, Garland
Am schr Alice Goose FenhalloE --au Fran
shIp Occidental Morse, CoUax. 3 C.
Am schr Golden shore, Beruholul. y : ".
Schr Lyman ID Foster, Drsyer, y : ".
Schr W Bartlett Olsen y ".
Bk Hesper. Soc=rgren. y : W
Am schr Emma Claucila- san Francisco
Am sch Roherr Levers, -4n Francisco
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ON SATURDAY, APRIL 20, '94

70 the highest bidder, all the rights, title and
Interest Of the said Lukela Kaaimauu. defend
az, "a the following properties, unless said
Judgment Interest, cost and my exDe1se. he re
YiOusly paid: P''
One Brake and Harness
One Wagon Horse
Three Head Cattle
Three Bedsteads
T. PAHIA,
Deputy sheriff Of Koolaulos. Oahu.
LEA
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STMR. KINAU.
CLARKE. Commander.

Will leave Honolulu at O'Clock T. "
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay ana
Makena the same day; Mahukona, HAWAII
haze and Laupahoehoe the following day.
arriving at Hilo at midnight.
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Barometer corrected Fer temperature and ele-
wilton. b II n0s for Ltiru1s.
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Clerk Circuit Court, Second Circuit.
I5.f-sW
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Three Bright wasSinoton 6riefs.

WAsHIsaToN, d. Cy-The. nominn-
.tion of M9ssrs + Il, Jernigin, for
consul general; AT ,iShangai, and w.
Il. kenap. for collector of. custom al
Wilmington, were both referred to
commerce committee and there report.
ed favorably. lrE:
Secretary Carlisle sent TO Congress
o statement of the emolgments of the
customs collectors for the last fiscal
year: District Of Albemsrle, William
s. Bond, total compensatfon, 1886. II,
fees collected 81 20; Kenneth r. Pen.
dTeton. total compensation, 1856. 81;
Beaufort, y. c., Robert SmalIs, 81
CTS. I6; Georgetown, s. c., Shefma A.
johnson. S., ,5S274 Paplieo, Robert
Hancock, 81, ,iSla2S; Wilmington,
John c. Dancy, S2;S53. 5S
The. Sonata hae confirmed The nom.
nation OF Wm II CoIIingworth TO be
postmaster at RICHMOND, va.
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Honged For Knin2 His Sweetheart.

At Winston, N. c., in the presence
of over 5000 people, Peter DeGraff,
paid the penalty of the murder of his
sweetheart, Ellen Smith. Sheriff Nc.
Arthur sprung the trigger at IL $50 and
in an instant the life of the condemned
man was out. His neck was broken
and death was instantaneous, but the
hearts action continued for seven
minutes.
In his speech DeGraff made n con-
fession of the crime, which he has
always bitterly denied. He talked
rapidly but was not excited. He said {:
THAT thing you call corn liauor,
cards, dice, and other games of chance.
pistols and bad women, are the things
which have brought me to this place.
to stand on this scaffold. 1 have kept
hnck for months what I am going to
tell you. God told me to keep il rack.
Yes, j shot that woman. 1 was drunk
at the time. / put the pistol to her
breast and fired it. The only words
she said after shot, were: Lord, have
mercy on me- l stand here to- day to
receive my inst reward"
He concluded his remarks by tellina
his hearers not to do as he had done.
When Peter shook hands and told his
two brothers and the officers good bye,
the scene was a sad one. He gave his
Bible to his youngest brother.
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Must Bestir Them scives.

Bremen, the famous German sea-
port, has addressed an official com
munication to Clarksville, Tenn.
These two ends of the earth have thus
come together, because, as Bremen
charges and Clarksville admits, the
tobacco packed at the latter place and
shipped to the former falls far short
OF the samples furnished to the Bre-
men tobacco importers. The import
ers announced that they would give no
more orders for Clarksyille tobacco
until satisfactory reply should have
been received to the circular of COM
plant Tie Clarksville Tobacco
Board of Trade, which had already
been investigating the question Of
fraudulent tobacco packing, not only
sent full and satisfactory reply to
Bremen, but thanked the importers
for their circular of complaint, and
henceforth Clarksville is likely to
maintain her good repute in the
tobacco importing world. Clarksville
is town of 5000 inhabitants, the
county seat OF Montgomery county,
up on the Kentucky border and the
depot for large tobacco growing
area. AS Bremen is a tobacco port OF
extensive trade, neither C,arksville
nor any other American depot can be
comfortable when the Bremen tobacco
importers look askauce at it's products
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-02-17
the NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Politics We're Not Considered at the Ammo,
Meeting.

The salary of Marion Butler. of
Goldsboro, N. c., and editor of the
Caucasian, the Dsw presiaen. Of The
National Alliance, is 5000. Hereto
fore the president has been required
to live at Washington, d. c., but nm
der q new rule he can. reside where
ever he likes.
Nh. Butler says the meeting at To-
pckn, Kansas, was large. The dele
gates we're entertained at the city's
expense and the town left no stone I'm
turned to make .theff stsy pleasant.
Politics were nnt. discussed. There
was no change I'M - constitutions of
the.Alliance, nndln3 Ni.dical measures
of any kind were 20 fted, ..
Mrs. Lease was tDt present at the
meeting, although Topeka is her home.
The next meeting, says President
Butler. will he in Raleigh, by which
time the Polk monument, for which
money is now solicited, will have been
completed. ..
, The other officers elected were
Vice president, j. l.. Gilbert, of Cali.
forhin; secretary and treasurer, d. p
Duncan, OF South Carolina. q.
Executive Committee-Mann Page,
of, Virginia; H. G. Dunning, of Penn
sylyanin, J. e. Dean, of New York,
and II. l.. Lncks, of South Dakota:'- :
. The executive committee was author.
zed to appoint national lecturer and
select place for holding the next
convention. Ben Terrell, of Texas,
the present national lecturer, will
doubtless be chosen for another term.
The. salary Of the president. and leo.
tnrer was fixed at-s3, 600 each, and OF
the vice president at 80, $50. -. ..
The Alliance took exceptions 70 the
ideas advanced by J. Sterling Morton,
Secretary of Agriculture, relative 20
the classes, and expressed its disap
proval of Secretary Morton in . res
olution. ,-.-