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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09
Wouldn't Call Special Session of Leg
islature If the Scrap Came on I'm
Statehouse Yard.
HOT SPRINGS is PROPOSED
SPORTS WITH A TIP ARE ALREADY
ENGAGING HOTEL ROOMS.
Corbett's Trainers Arrested and the
Fight Managers Held for Com
spiracy In Texas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct S-"You can
say for me that would not convene the
Legislature in special session to stop it If
they were to fight in the Statehouse yard
Governor Clarke used this language in
conversation with press representative
to-day in reference to his probable action
in the event that the -Fitzsimmons
contest should be advertised to take place
in Hot Springs. His manner was so de-
liberate and emphatic that there could be
no possible doubt of the earnestness of
the Governor. Governor Clarke was in a
freely concerning the latest phase of the
situation
81 do not really know anything about
it." he began, "but have heard great
many rumors about schemes to hold the
contest in Arkansas. 1t looks, though, as
If they mean to bring it off at Hot Springs
sure enough. The fact that Mayor Waters
and City Attorney Martin, of Hot Springs.
are in Dallas negotiating with the man
ayers of the affair indicates beyond doubt
that Hot Springs wants it. and they will
very likely set it,
"Will you interfere should they attempt
to bring it off there?''
my position in that regard is well
known. You may say that will do every
thing in my power to prevent the fight;
that I will go as far as the law as 1t
stands gives me authority to go and no
further.
Mr.. Martin is city attorney at Hot
Springs, and is lawyer of much ability.
He knows as well as myself or any one
else just how far my authority as Gov
ernor extends, and he seems to have pro-
-ceeded in the matter on the theory that
I, as officer who has taken the oath
to execute the law as find It. will go to
the end of my authority and stop. and that
is just what I shall do. 1 am not dis
posed just now, however TO say what my
action will be should they attempt to bring
the contest off in Arkansas, but you can
say for me that 1 would not convene the
Legislature in special session to stop it
If they were to fight in the Statehouse
yard. shall see the law enforced, but I
will not put the people to the expense of
a special session of the Legislature to
prevent a misdemeanor and then perhaps
have the Legislature refuse to indorse the
action.
Personally I am opposed to pugilism.
In 1881 the Legislature passed an, act max
Ing prize fighting felony I Was in the
legislature at that time and voted for the
bill. But the people were not satisfied with
that law, for the very next session re-
pealed it and enacted in its stead law
reducing the offense to a misdemeanor
That is the law now, and it will be en-
forced.
Were the Legislature TO be called I
have little reason to believe that the State
law would be changed. Nine out of the
ten Senator's in commission are members
who voted for. the law as 1t stands on the
statute books"
Governor Clarke stated that he had no
doubt that the local peace officers would
do their whole duty in the matter should
a violation of the law be threatened at Hot
Springs or elsewhere in Arkansas.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09
Corbetrs Trainers Arrested.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct. S.-Delaney.
DAILY, Donaldson and Joe Corbett, trainers
of the champion, were arrested to-day by
Deputy Sheriff Napier. an attachment
citing them to appear at Aus
tin tomorrow. They were given
the opportunity OF giving bond and
going by themselves. but they elected TO go
with the officers as by submitting TO
tody the expense of the trip is thrown on
the State. Corbett does not know what the
move means. When asked he said:
81 hear that they are going TO charge us
with conspiracy to violate a law OF the
State. / was not aware we were conspir-
ing for any such purpose, because as soon
as we learned there was a law I'm Texas
prohibiting the fight we abandoned all in
tention of fighting in this State"
The matter does not worry Corbett in the
least except that the absence of his train
ers viii retard his work for day or two.
He received a telegram during the after
noon from Brady at Dallas, saying that the
prospects are .hat Hot Springs or some
place in New Mexico will be chosen for the
battle ground.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09

tral train coming from San Antonio They
at once proceeded to the headquarters or
the Florida Athletic Club where Mr.. Brady
mer Mayor Waters and City Attorney Mar
tin. of Hot Springs. who have been mere
several days in consultation with President
Stuart. While Mr.. Brady was talking TO
the Arkansas men Sheriff Gable entered the
Office Of the club and announced that he had
attachments for W. K. Wheel0ck William
The latter is the s'' Eastern representative Of
the Florida Athletic Club Vendig and
Julian had not at that hour reached the
city Brady and Wheelock gave bonds IN the
tin Julian, accompanied by Ernest RoeOer,.
arrived at IL a. m on the katy train from
Hotel. The first man to introduce himself
10 Julian was Sheriff Cabell. Julian also
gave bond. Joe Vendig is due In Dallas on
the Texas & Pacific Cannonball at o'clock.
Fr. Stuart's friends say that II is now
!, n that the Governor and the Attorney
general are not so fiercely after prize night
political and other reasons they have deter
mined to crush If there is sufficient power
in their positions. The friends of Mr.. stu
not summoned before.sthe Travis county
grand jury shows thatehis testimony Is not
desired. but rather testimony against him.
ney-general have trumped up an old musty
law which they hope to make serve their
purpose. 1t is Article $780, Title Is, Chapter
l, penal code of Texas. which provides
conspiracy entered into in this State for
the purpose of committing any felony in
any other of the States or Territories of
the United States, or in any foreign terri
tory, shall be punished in the same manner
as If the conspiracy so entered into was 10
commit the offense in this State The
penalty for such conspiracy under the
TexaA criminal code is confinement in the
penitentiary for not less than two nor more
than five years"
The question has been asked What's
the matter with the Dallas county grand
jury?"
The meeting to select and settle on the
battlefield will take place some time TO-
morrow. The Governors action is regarded
as harsh to an extreme degree. President
Stuart at noon received a telegram from
New York, which reads:
Reliable parties in Melbourne, Australia,
cable an offer to Corbett and Fitzslmmons
of $4,000"
Mr.. Stuart had no reply to make.
Joe Vendig was attached on his arT1val
tonight witness to appear before the
grand jury at Austin. Secretary Wneelock,
of the Florida Athletic Club. Brady, Julian
and Vendig go TO Austin tomorrow night
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Mary hands seem
to be stretched out for the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight. The latest offer of a purse
and guarantee Of noninterference comes
from London. A representative of the As
sociated Press tonight saw cablegram
from that city to a well-known sporting
man here, which reads as follows:
Mirror of Life agrees to bring off Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons fight; offers 5000 sterling
and diamond belt valued at 1900 to fight
in England, the principals to select their
own referees. One thousand pounds will be
placed in the hands of AL Smith as guar
antee by Mirror of Life that the fight will
take place"
A copy of the cablegram was tonight
telegraphed to both Corbett and Fitzsim>
mons, and an early answer from the pugil-
lists is expected. 1T Is said that the Ma
tionel Sporting Club is behind the offer of
Mirror of Life.
Melbourne, Australia, enters the list as a
possible scene of the battle between Jim
Corbett and Fitzsimmons.
A cable from the Melbourne Evening
News received here to-day says that relia-
bic people there have formed a syndicate
and are prepared to offer a purse OF S20,
900, allowing the contestants to rearrange
a date that suits their convenience In
formation to this effect was wired TO Dan
Stuart, w. A. Brady and Martin Julian at
Dallas, Tex.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09

Journal Building. Monument Place. Tel I5S
Actual business the start, day and evening
Strongest shorthand school Ia the nnitpd states Fac
ulfy composed 0f business aud court reDorsers
with literary classical clucaflon Hunlreds OF sfi-
Gsnls placed n business every year. Permanent reIi-
able. agnfernr location. Handsome quarters ele-
yator. electric sight steain beat Prospectus frss
-''''' AUG sTossaEIsrER, President
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-09
.Jfm- Can't Fool "Bob.-

GALVESTON, Tex. Oct. s-A special to
the News from Corpus Christi. Tex. says
when the correspondent called at Fftzsim-
mons's training quarters to-day. Bob had
just finished his days work. Said he:
Il am anxiously awaiting to hear from
Martin Julian. who is now in Dallas. con-
ferring with Braay and Stuart. If they do
not find a place where the fight
can be pulled off. 1 will be the worst dis
appointed man in the world. But believe
they will, as l have confidence in Stuart's s
ability TO engineer the thing through.
where would i prefer TO fight? don't
care a continental; just so get a chance
to go at Corbett. / see he is insisting on
having the referee named at once Jim
may be sly one, but he can't pull the
wool over my eyes. A few days before
the fight will be ample time TO name the
referee. and he won't be named before that
time with my consent There Is TOO much
at stake to run any risk Of the referee be-
ing bought"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

On account OF removal to waikiki, the
r->5Gsuce OF C. ?. C4Stle, ESQ i roE
offered to- sale
his 10: : IS tv 40 fsst. occupying one
half Of the entire oiOcs. bO1ni-ti by hius Z b,
hsp5oisui. LursLlIo sud VIC oris streets II
EodolClC Al tb- % .GInsS are IN nr>t-
class cu1iIliou- The uaia building cor
-&lus sariO- Dining Room. hvs airy
Bedrooms with Dressing Rooms and Cstisr
Closets Saith Roou- Kitchen and Pantry
i vide ysra1dz = On three sides OF the
house aud : arranged with large doors
xn1 French EIu-UES. giving c lmplsts
vsnClLst5ou, has $50 = Porte COCchsrs
over The driveway.
The draiusgs : Eooc. having i tsll Of u
ts~5. EhI's the plumbing : the best. with
hot and cold water, stationary WASH bowls
arr patent water closets
Tnsrs l. 3 c1c5s<e Wiz two rCouS On the
PLACE. sISU 4 wo0d-shsd- chbcSsn-hOuSz and
a CON u-O.ii1uS barn Nth servants quarters
The yard : the result o. thirteen wears
care and expense. rsS i the growth Of full
EruEu trees .rG plants, which are very
necessary for genuine comfort II I warm
climate
III Tide ID tht< property i pert CT and
i Wsr-aulv uss,i VII Be gwen the uzr-
cht>s-- IL ! seldom that = props " Ike
1hlS = PIT upCu the msr. Il TO- sale An p
parties lITIu- on the ether ISLANDS who ere
DESTROYS OF >=eu-z1-4 haEs II the hsa II
5ss- part Of ECcctuLu wUuli % vel % -aSs
I Dos AZ LhiS estate
P4r-l-s tssrrrr- U Inspect these urs-
misses VI B = view u purChA>IuE XII De
driven 1Cl there Ar any time By "a ing
upOC The Uuizr>izuE,i-
u For Terms and Prics- EpptT 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Y. II. l. FORGING AHEAD.
Committees Appointed and Plans
for Benefit Concert.

Al the regular weekly meeting Of
the y. H. l., held in Foster Hall
las, night President Wilcox pre-
sided for the first time, ES-Presi-
dent Henry Smith and a goodly
number Of members were present,
After finishing the regular rou-
tine business, the following CON-
mitteeS were appointed
Literary committee President
Wilcox. :. NJ. kanskanui, J, \. h,
Keols, Moses Nskuina and J, II,
Bolster. Ii will be the duty of this
committee 10 provide for reading
matter. debates and lectures.
Committee on socialS and enter
tainmentS Vice-preSident Coelho,
I Dr.. George H. Huddy, Isaac Sher-
wood. :. ", Spencer and one mem
Der Of the society vet TO be APP
pointed,
. Visiting committee James X.
Ksulia, J. X. Humphrey, J. X
Pren6sgaSt. james W. l. Mcclure,
Jas. l. Kawsweke, John McKeague
s,S = NsbauIs Members of this
committee will visit sick members
OF the institute.
Employment committee Henry
Smith, Jas H. Boyd, c. L, Crabbe
and John A, Baker. The duties Of
these men Will De 70 search out
employment for needy members Of
the Y. II. l.
MeSSrS. Henry Smith, W. Coelho
and J. L. Mcclure were appointed
. $ committee 70 make arrangements
for concert 10 be given during
the latter part Of the month for
the benefit Of the Y. H. l.
At the next meeting 70 be held
November 2lSt, the president will
read /. paper on the History OF
Hawaii" W. {. Weldon will de-
liver lecture. Musical selections
Will De added 70 the interest
in the program Of the evening.
Friends wishing 70 attend will ap-
ply 70 the members Of the Y. H. l,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Row 10 PREvNT CRnrP.

SOME EEADJSG THAT WILL PE1vs
-TEsE>rTNG To EuCNG NOTICES.
How TO GCAED. AGAINST TIE DIS
sSE
Group ! A terror rn EoIuE mothers
aust &c then e,luesrufuE TIRE cause
IRIS -EU p5oUI> sou lFe4EEeuz = III
object % 5EE- iCeu- HI origin Of
Group = \ cuuu0U coli euIhtr-u
E10 Ar >zaI-ss oi1 tak= e,5it very
z.&>1 = sEft erUCQ L zIEaez sure 10 fol
blE Ea- Ersc >yup-8u / E1ars-
CS=-- TINS = >,l.lu followed 81 uesu-
lar r,lGEu eUGEn, Eoieh l. easily -
c,7guIE -,1 and EIu never u forz,JCt-G
o. Que VIM u.s. heard IT. H. tine
ID AZ ! Ehzu The ehibf frs neeru=s
EgGr>S- II Ch4nbrriSiuFs Co1Eb Rem
=stF l. freely given al teasI-nssy u
eruC4 VII >1pu Z >agpeHr- EEeO
arIer tie eruapF e1UEl has c-T=i5p=,f
10 VII prET-CE the zlE.Esk Th-re L
10 anger Il giving TINS reU=,1y f1r
L ev1Eai1s nothing IGi ZrI0C- EJr
sale ~ al e1@aIefs. BENS1S, SMITH
z Co sEeaEs hr 3 L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
LOCAL BRENlrlES.

c. :. Bradford is siill at the Vel
cano House,
H. lava, = professional land
scare gardener from Japan, arrived
yesterday,
Minister and Mrs, Willis expect
- visit the Volcano before return
Ing 70 Honolulu,
The Koua-Kau telephone line
will reach the Volcano House
sometime this week,
The y, NJ, {, A, orchestra met
for practice last night, Musician
Keough of the Hawaiian Band
acted As leader,
NJ. u. MouS&rrat, the surveyor,
lsit iov Nauai On the James Make
Yesterday for the purpose Of DONG
some work there
In these DAYS II coughs snd colds
bottle Of PutnSm'S Cherry Cough
Confor, Is 5 good thing, HohCon
Drug Company, agents,
Last SUNDAY sixteen persons were
received into Central Union Church
three by profession Of faith and
the remainder by letter,
Dr.. Day, Judge Frear and Pro
lessor Richards Of kamshSmsha
wen, for : three days cruise 70
Pearl Harbor on the yacht Edith
l. Yesterday,
Dr. Iss MOri. who left here for
japan about year ago, returned
On the Coptic and has been ap-
pointed physician in the Board OF
Immigration.
Edward DOwSstt, who has been
confined 10 his house for the list
week On account Of illness, Is able
70 Dc around AzsIn, and viii leave
on the Hin&u Tor UlupalSkua to-
day.
4 meeting OF the ?, T, c, was
held in the office Of the Hawaiian
Safe Deposit Snd Investment Com
p&nv Yesterday. George E. Carter
wS> unanimously elected 10 active
membership in the club,
Much OF Minister Cooper'S time
for the past two days has been
taken Up with receiving friends IN
the Foreign Office. Between whites
he i busy getting the lSy Of the
l&rd q his new position
Minister Hatch'S letter 10 Con-
>ul-Gsosral Halves IN answer 70
the British Governments request
for indemnity for the British sub
Iects arrested during the revolu-
ton was On legal cap paper and
when the sheets were laid on top
Of each other the height Of au was
four inches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreclOSe.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBN CIV En-
~ that pursuant 70 4 power coutsi ned in s
certain mortgage deed dated the slh dAy Of Feb
rusry. IsSs3 made by WILLIAM II. CUMMINGS
OF HouoGla. Island OF Osss. 10 Alexander
Cartwright. ESQ. Trustee Of the Estate Of Z ".
Holg. deceased. Ct the SAME uizee OF record in
the S1scs OF the Registrar OF CoIyeysncss II
Lrber ISL OF pages So and s.. that the under
-f-usG fursud- TO fosecIOse said orr-4Ee FOR
condition broken. to-wlt= the ncu-p4yneAl OF
principal aud rntere---
Notice i El>n hereby given tbs after the ex-
pir4rjou OF three weeks from the date Of this
notice. the property in said mortgage deed de
sc-ibsC viii Be spId AZ public sEerio- in the City
OF Honol1lu. Island Of Oahu. on SATURDAY,
the Sl-h day % November. l-s5, II Il II % that
CAV Al he auction room % Jss- r Morgan
Dated H0uoIui1- Nov = Is-S-
Fer farther particulars apply 10
BRUCE c. RTW RIGHT
Trustee OF the Lz-r Will G11 testament CT
P ". Holt. GscsE-=d-
ur- CECL E1EN. Attorury a. Law.
he property II -4lr 1crrEzEe deed ce-CTI bed.
Ere all % I51>s certain premises n Waikiki
Island OF Asui. HsEatisu I-!zud-. more p4rIic1-
AIRY G<-ert1=d - follows.
Al % s1o-e premises described in ROYAL
PEre1I No s4S 70 kiksue Containing s-I0D
.crs=- Ent al Of tho-e premises described il L
C. A W. 3-sI % up1 Nai- confirming %s-ll0
mi-Zs u d-st - J EEuui nf REGARD n Liber -
70 10 - and also thar o;her certain piece o.
land sIsuErs II WaiIuxu aforesaid By L e.
s-it- aEzr- 70 Ops Mi. ku07su N0kuhzl AID
k=ahupi0- 4aG being the s41E premises cor
Vsyz- 70 " Il Cummings % d-e1 - q y Will
f11- O. record II LI1er 100 on pages I'D and ~
I7Is-tr ali
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
POLICE COURT ITEMS.
Famous japanese Riotins Case
Comes Up Fer Trial.

Famous JAPANESE Riocins Ca>S
CONES UP Fer Trial.
Most q the time IN the police
court Yesterday was taken up by
the japanese rioting case. The
charge Of ri0ting was changed u
that Of di>ordsrly conduct The
cases Of TWO Of the japanese were
postponed until Saturday on SC
count Of the nOu-aGtsndauce OF the
attorney. Paul NsUm4nn- JUdg-
usut ws< reserved until Friday IN
the case OF two other japanese
against whom 4 prIm& f4cie case
was INSIDE out by the prosecution.
They were ordered To file bonds Of
$50 70 keep the peace for the
space = one year Al the other
cases were discharged
The case Of c. H White. arrested
Tor striking Lieut. Needh4u- was
postponed until Saturday
The seven iJotblniiug cases were
postponed until November Sth-
Joe DIaS was 6re5 SO for assault
Gnd battery On Manuel NOuiz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08

. The British bark velocity arrived
AZ Hozzk11E On 0cto6er 1s1h from
this port
The Bennington and annie
Johnson are 45 HILo- The Ben
EEgtC1S others zrs suTgyIng the
beaE-ies q the surrounding coCn-
Ivy
From the beginning u this year
UP 10 the end q sept Ast- Gftssu
tlrslZu steamers were purchased By
J1paEsss II T1k1Eau1- tie GEgrs-
gate tonnage q which auggrrs5 u
1855 tons and the prices u 7-le7- :
$3.50 yen
The { P Hitchcock Gates ms
tar s4Lsti fur New YORK civ YES
1sr,iEy moaning with 51l>E bags
u sugar valued 81 s7ls-lGG- H5r
the American S1rtr Refinery Can
Eauy- The HTrehcuck went OC1
6r4Ens1Es1tF-sx i=et u wafer
tie greatest draEgh- that ever Isf.
this port The ship ksnIE1rth
lsft this por1 with 400 tons q
slgzr and Ind L GragGht q twenty
two FEET while the Hlr.h.s1ck- With
only 500 t9as. lad 4 GraGgt1 0f
fur feet uacs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

l. the Frs, Circuit, Hawaiian Islands In the
matter % the GusrGiSushtp % EREpERlCH,
AUGUST and wALnsMAR 'PonEYN. Minors.
On reading and ding the petition OF X Poieyu
the guardian ~ Frederick. AuglstAnG WSlGeuSr
PcSeyu minors praying forsn crter Of sale CT GER
tain real estate belonging 10 ais said ward being
certain piece or parcel Of land situate in Homo
lulu. being rSrt % lot numbered So o. Piikoi
street., and recorded IN the Register otice Of
Oahu. in hesr ", page 1871. Sut setting forth
certain legal reasons WHY such real estate should
be sold. to-Stts That the proceeds oe applied
for the support suG edccaticr q said minors
Il i hsrsby nztsrei. thst the next Of Kin Of
the said ward ard all persons interested in the
said estate. xppSxr before this Court op MON
pay the 18Th Gay % NOVEMBER A. y, 1875, az
10 O'Clock A N. AZ the Court Room Of this Court.
in Honolulu. oahu. then and there 20 show
ea1>sawhy an order should nor Be granted Tor
the sale Of >uch estate.
Dated HouoluIa. Il. l.. october 18Th. 1875.
Sy the Cogrt.
J. A. THOMPSON.
Clsik Circsii Court 81 the First Circuit.
no xlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
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ciscC.
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>s--- Ns-zs- B-ov-- sc- NssszsiI
rErSSFsN. Nov =
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
IN THE CIRCUIT CouRT OF

L the FIRST Circuit Of the Hawaiian Islands -
ls Probate. In the matter OF the Estate 81
>ANUkL loUlS>oN. late Of Honolulu. de-
ceased. inte<txte.
GU reading and 6liux the petition Of ". Louis
scn. Of horelala, alleging that Samuel Louis
sou % Horolzlr, died interstate 81 said Hoco-
leila. 90 the 10Th day % October. A. n. 1874 ard
PRAYING that Letters OF Administration issue 20
c Holts.
Il is ordered that FRIDAY. the ssnd dsy Of
Novsra Der, A. n. 1895. 81 10 O'Clock N, Be and
hereby Is appointed for hearing said petition.
in the Coart Rooz Of this Court, 81 Honolulu.
At which time ard place all persons concerned
may appear aud show cause. IL any they have.
WAY said petition should rot be granted
px.SG Honolulu. October sSrd, a. n. i>9S
Sy the Coats
i-Oi-SS alt GEORGES LUCAS. Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.
THE UNDERSIGNED HERE.

i bV gives notice that she tGs been duly AZ
poirrsd oy the CJscgiE Cogrs- First Cirr1iI %
Tie Hawaiian l>lzrts. Atuiui>trsrrix OF the
Estate of WALTER HILL. Ars OF Honolulu.
deceased and all debts tas BY said deceased.
whether scared b. u0rsElEs Or otherwise must
Be prsseutst 70 the znts-siE usG duly aat1sH Il
Gated within SIX months from date hereof o.
s1sE vii Be- forever barred s-G al persons IL
tsorst 10 the said estate are hereby ucti1st 70
plv The sane iurst:ISrslV-
Dated AZ Hou0Iul1. &ovs- Der -, 1876
MARY ANN HILL.
Atuiui.trarriI % the Estsrs q Waller Hill,
deceased f--4-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
Steamship i" Claudine, j
CAMERON Cowuasder

SVtn&o6SNis
Win leave Honolulu every Tuesday at s
o'clock p. a., touching N kahuui, Hama,
Hamoa and kipahulu, Maui. Returning,
arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings
Viii call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second TIP
Of each month.
No Freight will b resolved after p. m.
on DAY Of sailing.
This company reserves the right to make
changes in the time Of departure and ar
rival Of its steamers WITHOUT NOTICE,
and il will not.be responsible for any coa|
sequences arising therefrom.
ConSlgneeS must be at the Landings to
receive their freight. This company win
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it has been landed
Live Stock received only At owners risk.
This company will not be responsible
for Money or Vfyables of passengers IN
less PLACED In the care Of puTsers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those failing
10 do 50 will be subject TO an additional
charge Of twenty-five per cent.
C. L. WIGHT, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Supt.
Honolulu, H. l., January I, 1895.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-08
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

Il the First Citeast Of the Hawaiian Islands.
IL Probate. In the matter of the Estate %
NANtkL pA SILVA Of wsisaSe. oAha, de.
ceased, interstate.
On rezttas and alsns the reti,ien % Carrie
Is silva % Honolnln, alleging thai Manuel Gs
silva % Wa snse. psaa. died Interstate At wAia.
nse, oSAa. On the tosh day % neevu Der. A n.
1874, ard PRAYING that letters Of Standardization
iSsce - : W. NeCnesrev.
u y ordered that MONDAY. the snd day Of
pkCENkSk, A. n. iSSsa al 10 o'clock A. n be
and hereby Is appointed tor hearing said petitiou
IN the Court Hooua Of this Court, Al uouolalu. Al
which uuae and place all persons concerned may
appear ard show esase. II any they have why
said petition should rot De granted.
Dated Honolulu, HI November LIST, A n. iSa6.
Sy the Court.
IT'S 81 ait GEORGS LUCAS Clerk