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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
i EMOCRACIA, Ponce.

En- suplemeuto al n6mero de
hoy, data Cc3rcspondeuc1a el 81
guiente despacho que le trasmite
su corresponsal en- San Thomas:
"Dos g-peralps Pando Y Ma
cfas (debe ser Maf1n) fueron re-
cibidos on audiepcla particu al
por teina, cuando fueron a
de-pedirse para Cuba conf rem
ciando largamepte con 5 Nj
feepacto de Ia alta Ni>i6n que
llevan q Ia isla
o tn los 1timos dias hanse re
dotlado ene gicamente las ope
raciones ~ "a guerra en- uoa.
tanto por parts de- gob erno co
mo de los urryctos
Martinez Campos ~a66 de =
Hahana pa Sa' ia Clara pala
emprend~r acovas operaciones
en- aquella pr-vineia Antos dc
partlr couferenci6 largamente
con .. cou~ul de los E~tados Uni
dos en- la Haoaua
Otro ds~p lie Madrid dice
que conte -7a d. d Ma tinaz Cam
pos Ia recommendation Que hicie-
I'd De conceier Ia autoromia 4
Cuba, Sc le telegrafi6 ofeialmeu
t. que ESQ asuuto sel1a t1mado
en- coneidelac,6a nor 81 G,bier-
no Core al rumor de que Ma
ximo Gomez embarca,a para
Santo Domir 60 - Cotyesponsal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
DE ac1uualieIaaE d

Anuncia La Corrosponde1s ia que I'M
pera Ell la Capital un verdadeIo desba-
rajuste go las operaciones i + giros sobre
el exterior en- las ventas de cafe: otro
tanto podemos decir de Ponce 4upons-
mos que 10 mismo pasaIa en- Mayague2
en- las denas plazas export sdofas De
la isla
La oausa de esa anormaldad no puede
ser otra que Ia noticia de la pr6Xima lie
gada del primer million en- plata provin-
cal para el cange De los mejicano., y
como aun Sc ignoran las condolences en
que Sc "a 4 hacer Ia operaci6n ,eada cual
acaricia "a esperanza de que habra de
reallz4rse de acuerdo con 4us aspira-
clones intereees
Is 10 cierto que los cambios han su-
frido iEusitado descenso Ell "a misms
proporei6n los preoios del cafe, daico
fFuto disponible; pere bian pnGiera su-
ceder CUE sc hubieran equivocado los
que lsnpresionados por cieltas noticas
que Sc hacen circular, tai vez iltaucio-
nalmenta, Sc hayan lrecipitado pertur-
bar q mercado de cambios ei de cafe.
Esa aotitud solo se inst'tcara cuando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
ElRferGSanfe

Han dessparocdo de Ia Hacienda "Ame-
ia", Fropiedad de don Domir Pslmiesi
tres boeyes perteneeieatos a dou Tomas
Armstrong . don Estebsn De Lon
Uno 6 negro sado, otro iudic amarillo !
FL tercero hosco amarillo Llevau los tres
uns y Y una / en- 81 laGo izquierdo
La persona que los entregue 4 don Este
ban De Leon sra gratifcado con VENT
CINCO pesos.
Ponce, Noyiembre de 1895 / mIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
Eli MUuD0
NEGROS Y BIAS

Los Estados | aislo..
patia Viene sielnostta
rrectos -le}se negrss
quiere a los regfo~
esta ma 'qnererciatsja
-ienarle "a diseu-15a
Is el case qse en -
hay l32.a49 ns4ro-
70 mas que lo2
mi~ma situaei6n lega
lituei6n fe,iaral,
torres, pne- toda diN
culiDo natural de l5s
es ALI ele, t0f Z l,s
Semej ante estd3 ls
ne q los blaneos. naes
tante amenaza de 81 Il
n gros.
lIssta ahora ha
al palo y al ter. If, err
socorrido rrcursp dy
yor fir u.aeia pe. yle
zon al negro que eogln
no les La : rsiio 9e -
j la oentg lg color
electorsles III saft
Pero los negros, i ee-
palos y lif.cha nietie
cada Vez mas afi Ion &
cos principiaa / eon-it!
tenihle IA sitN aeon.
Tn tai franc" Aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
Octubre 10 de 1898.


Impossible que no refajen mis- cr6ni
cas- ell vesdadero estado de la opinion pc
niu-l ar freDte 4 Ia guerra de Cuba.
Hay aquf dos criterios en- pugna dia-
metrai
Uno, el de Ia inmensa mayoria, afr
rnando que las colonias deben admins
trarse por 81, con absolute independence
econ6mica y con poderosa personalidad
polftca.
Otro, que pierde terreno cada dla, du-
dando que IN regimen expansive resta-
blezea Ia paz Ia concordla, al conyer-
tir en- espanolss q los propios rebeldes
miltantes.
FL primer criterio Sc apoya en- que no
han de con-iderarse decorosas para Es-
pa1a las reformas en- sentido radical,
cuaudo en sus posesiones las implantan
paises tan fuertes como IDglaterra.,
El segundo sostiene que al amparo de
un sistema auton6mico adquiril1an ma
yor fuerza los elementos indigenas, desa-
fectos Ia patris, no por academies mu-
dables sino por idlosincracia Y por chlcu-
10.
Los que llamar6 6e5a6oolos desean un
convenio que evlte efusi6n de sangre;
que ahOrre tesoros; que no extreme Ell
manera alguna, por contraproducentes,
los exabruptos de Ia represalia.
Los qae llamare tenterarios quieren la
victoria 4 todo trance, y tras la victoria
el exterminio, y tras el exterminio la
reaccl6n sin freno, que Sc impongg~ por
el terror y por la fuerza.
Ell parttdo fuslonista, los grupos re-
pubIicanos ) ma ,hos conservadores, son
benGyoIos.
Tanbl6n 10 es el general Martin y
Canpos.
La derecha de Canovas J unos pocos
amigos de Silvela, son tenterdrios, que
Dios gracia, 10 llegaran nunca con
seguir que sue orignolidades prevalez-
can.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09

que a nuestra mesa llegara, de
atropellos cometidos por la guar
dia civil con algunos de los com
prometidos en- aqnellos sucesos.
nos ohlioa, como ofreci6ramos, a
rectifcar, sujetandonos 4 los IN
formes nuevamente recibidos
ST bien en- los primeros mo
mentos pudieroa cometerse algu
mas exagsraciones que hlcieran
saltar Ia protesta, mas por el te
NOR 4 la repeticion de hechos pa
sados que por Ia gravedad de los
presentes, cierto es, que bien
0ronto las autoridades SO opusie
ron resuelta y energicamente al
empleo de toda violencia, para
dar paso a la serena indagacion
de la verdad, iniciandose IN con
tlncrh Ia information fiscal co
rrespor diente para castigar las
torpes imprudepcias comet;das
IIasta aquf, pues, solo hay lu
gar & censurar nechos individual
i s y aplaudir la actitud que ten
d. 4 mantener el imperio de Ia
ley
Mas asf como rendimos cplto 4
10 que conceptuamos una verdad,
Y & ia merece siempre que Sc la
haea sit;o ante Ia luz de Ia con
ciencia p1blica, estamos oblga-
dos & llamar la atenci6n hacia
otro hecho que mortifica el esp1
ritu y exlge deteni 10 estudio para
Situar bien Y claramente la actual
posici6n del pals
Los delitos ocmunes, cometidos
por hombres civiles, pertenecen
4 la jurisdiction civil Los tri
bunales mi itares, sujetos a una
ley rigoeista, rorque a~1 10 exile
a constitution dc ese organismo
social tan altamente necesario pa
ra Ia tranqpilidad publica, tienen
una ampha esf7ra de accion J
dentro de ella. pueden intervene
cor derecho pe'f4cto la en- que
So nueye SOS. gadamente Ell poder
jur1dico civil.
Es 4 f5era d. dada, Sc Lalla
re- onocido por la 0 ~ini6n general,
q los procedin iene os. los terra
nos 2 la q i8ma asst rida IN anos
0 ros tr .bunales, tendi =ndo al
miauo fin : ajustan2ose a igoal
Ter 10 d. equ1dad, "a ian nucho
n Ia orma + Ia sev eridad
y aqui gu el elemento tisil
tie nda 4 man enc 81 fuero: que
So ada ia IA jor a sus costarn b. IS
al m dio en q 9 VI 9, huyendo
de la mayor du eza q q . osligt
el 1ecapto enc q de la Icy III
ltaT.
De aQui tambi6n, que q on
ia to de los c{ culos &c accion de
am1os en- ntos, d. 3ugar, con
MAJ or 8 renor f~ecuen IA, a es
tudiae cuanco corresponds a una
4 ora esfera el conocimiento de
un acto u lbie, 81 este se deg
arrot en- reno no bien deslin
d. do.
La re ol 6n 50 some+e q una
3cntien d cuyo Ire cedfn e1to
sta erlectamente Cete mis as'o.
Sen 40 est cometido un del
to c m1l por hombres del erGtn
civil, 6n2 correspon2e a los tflbu-
4e e3 ord na*jos Ia .nte venc GA
inn ediata pa a 81 G G arecimient7
de os b ch Y a licac On d |
p ria consiguiente
E5se cto, i entrana obligac'on
}e actuar para es ogganismos
civil es, ants 9. solo once me to
del hecho, 8 ante Ia petici6a de
p . Is interesa q en- demanda de
u fuero ?
sEn que 1aso4 pueden mostrar-
Se IN lferentes. 10 qua po1r1a u
poner aba dono 9 facultades ju
ris ice onaies, SIN r167io pielt 7
Una o sa - ia icy y OF a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
Sc SOIicifa

10 mayordo @ para uua hacier6a
de cafe en- esta jurisdiction que sea
bier entendido en- el ramo Y oue
9frszca buena referencia Dirigirse
a don Antonio Vidal que ye en- ii
barEio de Machuelo As:i6a.
Ponce, Octubre 28 dc 1896 m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09

Sc sepa de modo indle1ul1e
provincial de Puerto II
corrientemente en- Ia Pei
pequeno descuento sebp
pero como ESQ equiYald
81 voln,nen de plata eife1.a
ninsula, no es muv fhrii g
ci6n figure en el Reai Y
espera con tanta ansicied
Por fortuna faltan apsr
para el arribo del eoreeo
oronto saldramos de dtt3a
toda cotizaci6n d. gires
de considerarse colso rae
cada comprador y ca Is
puede guiarse por III psea4
EN- este laberinto O.
niones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09

En- cuanto al nlmero de insurrectoS
Ell armss existen datos contradictorios.
Unas yeees Sc asegura que en- la ma
nlgua sc 0cultan 10000 cubanos.
Otras yeces Sc reduce esta cifra q 20. 600
Pero 10 que mas inquieta los animos
es Ia actitud extrana de los Estados
Unidos, que snspenden sobre nosotros
la espada de Damocles de la beligeran-
cia
La rebellion, sin auxilio yankee, no
subsistiria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
TELEGRAM INPORTANTE

Nue~tro estimado y diligente
corresponzal de : an Juan nos
dice 10 siguiente en- dc pacho re
cibido anoche:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09
OJO AL ANUNCIO

FL inge1iero del cuerpo nacienal de ca-
ninos. canales Y pueitcs, den Ramon Gan
dla CoIdova, feece sns services Pre- fvsl"ra
'es las corpors cicnes y paxficuiares. para
fCdo 10 r. fe.s nte 4 camlnos aprovf charnie,i-
10 de gus incluyenco Il sbas tecimiento de
5ohlaclores sn sanea mieDto, puentes. tan
10 de caminos vecinalos como de las Hacien-
las obras mo Uicipales u bsnas riegos
Fortalfz. 81 San Juan de Pue' t. Rio
Movie mbre de 1875 nIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-09

NOTA Psa Las pr64im psscuas :
An Nuevo pre- ara LA LOEJA un *
trenrdinar.o servic;o 81 ei rs, donde o
tiara cnal to apetecible sea nara esos
ia II trasn, COMO sismp E Opp prtara
nente ciIcuarsn sy;sos.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
IN THE CIRC1-1r Co,-pr or

the Fifth Circni,. Hawaiian Islands In
frooate.-t Chambers. In the rstt.- ~ ~
Estate ~ {. IL. BERTELNANN, late q, piiss
hssSi' deceased, testate.-Beforc Judge H,Rny
ORDER CT NOTICE. OF PETITION FOR s,1ow, nc, nm
FINAL ACCOUNTS AND DISCHARGE N prcrAsKp
ESTATES.
on reading and fling the petition ard aecopn,s
Of W. :. smith, Administrator fifth will snnsxss,
OF I. II. Bertelmann. deceased, wherein he ass
TO be allowed S@.lsa9s, and charges himself with
Si.sNp, aud asks that the same nav be examine,i
and approved. aud that q ansl order NAV n.
made OF distribution Of the property Remaining
in his hands TO the persons thereto entitled and
discharging him aud his sureties from al FIR.
thcr res possibility SIS such Administrator
IL is ordered, that THURSDAY, the sSrd day
OF Janusry, A. D. iSs1. at 10 o'clock A. n. hefor,
the Judge OF said Court st the Court Room OF
the said Court az Lihue. Island OF Kauai. be and
the same hereby is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts.
aud that sll persons interested nay then and
there Sppear and show cause, IL any they have
why the same should not be granted aud nav
present evidence as 10 who are entitled TO the
said property. Aud that notice OF this order in
the knglish snd Hawaiian languages, be pub
tshed respectively in the HAwAIIAS GAZETTE
in Honolulu, for three successive weeks, the last
publication TO be no: less than two weeks pre-
vtous TO the time therein appointed for said
hesying.i
Dated st L;hue. this 18th day o: December.
1879
JACOB HARDY.
Judge OF the Circuit Court OF the Fifth
Circuit.
ARTIST:
r ". T. PuRvrs.
Clerk Of the Cireai; Coar; of the Fifth
Circuit. l1iS-st alt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
WAR SHIPS IN MINIATURE.
\ Model TO Represent Each Type OF
Government Vessels.

\ Model to Represent Each Type OF
Government Vessels.
A war ship in miniature is being
built ST the Washington Navy YsrI.
Though only five feet long, it is per-
feet likeness OF the Columbia. Every
detail is reproduced with the utmost
sccursey on scale OF quarter OF sn
inch TO the foot, even the guns being
perfect in sll their parts, down to the
very breech mechanism.
The government has adopted the
policy OF constructing one small model
to represent each type OF wsr ship in
the service, says the Washington
Evening Star. Seven men st the
Washington Navy Yard are constant
" employed in building these mo-
dels. which cost from $1,000 TO $500
apiece. These artisans are mechanics
Of the highest skill, and the work
they do is such So to require 5
special training. Workmanship of
the utmost difficulty is needed,
many Of the parts being so little that
sn ordinary person could not handle
them or put them together. Every
thing must be reproduced, down to the
snslIest block for the running rigging.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
Valuable
LeaSehOld
FOR SALE BY
WIS. Luce, AuctiOneer
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1895
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

By order of the Trustees OF the Sailors
Home Society, shall offer for sale on the
grounds at 10 N. on THURSDAY, De
cember 18th. 1895, 80 years lease from
the 1st day OF January, 1895, OF part OF the
premises, viz:
ITO feet along Alakea street by IS feet
the lot 12i feet 5 inches to roadway. thence
IS feet to Alakea street, upon the following
conditions:
This lease is offered at an upset price of
$500 thirty dollars per month rental from
January 1st, 1896, rent to be paid quarterly
in advance.
The Purchaser of the lease agreeing to
erect within nine ~ months from January
LIST. 1896, brick or stone two-story build
ing to cost about fifteen thousand dollars
(S15 .00O). plans Of which are TO be submit
ted to and approved By the Trustees OF the
Sailors Home Society.
The building and all erections
and improvements to revert to the
Society at expiration Of this lease. The lease
to contain the following conditions: That
no Intoxicating liquors shall be sold or
drank on the premises; no woman of LEVIED
character admitted, no gaming allowed nor
any other disorder tolerated.
The land IS near the new Fish Market and
is well located for retail stores as il is di-
rectly on the line OF travel. A deposit OF
three ~ months rent to be paid on the fall
Of the hammer.
A plan Of the property to be offered may
be seen at the Office Of the Hawaiian Safe
Deposit and Investment Company.
@For particulars, apply to PC Jones,
Esq Treasurer Sailors Home Society.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
n,HrNG srEAN-BoATING.
=, no.t plunses over Falls Ten Feet
High in the Northwest.

po.. pl,uccs over Falls Ten Feet
High in the Northwest.
The development of the great North
west is sometimes attended with peril
ons incidents. The Rainy Lake gold
fields In Northern Minnesota lie some
distance from railways, aud can be
reached only via chain OF lakes and
rivsrs- 10 navigate which little steam
hosts are used. In running = steam
bost from RSiuy Lake river TO Rainy
Lake, recently, q steamboat was com
pelled TO plunge over falls ten feeI
high.
Ar the last moment the engineer
deemed prudence the better part OF
yslor and decided not TO make the
neriIous trip. So the captain fixed $
wire running from the pilot house 10
the engine room spd attached IL to the
steam throttle so he could shut oil
steam when he desired. Then casting
off lines and pulling the throttle Wide
opeu, with 4 full head Of steam on, be
steersd into the current leading to the
rapids above the falls, which Is con-
fined in narrow gorge, and where
the water runs with fearful current.
With the force OF the current and
the full head of steam the steamboat
shot ahssd with the speed OF an ar
row, and as the brow OF the falls wss
reached the captain pulled the wire to
shut off steam, the steamboat shot out
OF the wster full length, exposing the
whole bottom, keel, wheel and rud-
der, and then dropped into the boiling,
swirling water below the falls. Then
came work for the captain. The mad,
tumultuous waters were, OF course,
unknown TO him. Hidden rocks were
ready TO deal destruction TO the boat.
The current was swift, strong and tor
tuous, but luckily he guided her safe
IL into quiet water, when steam was
spilled aud she was soon 10 the land
ing, below the falls.-Exchsuge.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
yoHrrsx VESSELS rxrzcrxp.
kHfv

ES.0AT. Dec IS.
Am ship Tan o '->hzate-. Ss2boiy, from
NewcASt Z. y : ".
Am bktue WI ie Z Hume. Bris-nsr,
from NsEcSSils y : ".
stmr " q Hal, S.aIe-s5a. from MSui
ani EswSI.
Stmr HSSlA, Thompson. from Circuit Q:
oAhu.
S;mrJ 4 Cunmias. Nelson. from Wal,
mScA.o.
s5rar James Makee. Peterson, from
Kama.
s.rrzD.Y. Dec. u.
Stnr Lehus. MSG7e-or, from Mo.okzi
and Lsnsi-
Tug Elsu. EL5uS. from = cruise
Ssmr Ae Al hoU. Thompson, from
PuuslUu-
Bit ok AIde-zrove Robertson. from
Liverpool.
s;.nr wsialesle, Gregory. from Hsnsma,
Ulu.
SCSnAE. Dec. =.
s,-- ClA1diae. Cameron. from MsUi and
Hawai-
Strnr ISSlsni. SDy;he. from Esv4.;-
Sc-nr hsCsi. Brown. from hzCsi.
st-n- N.zAhAlS. EzEl--G. from oS-si.
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Steamship /" Claudine, y
CAMERON, Commander.

CAMERON. Commander.
Win leave Henolulu every Tuesday at !
p'elock p. n, touching at Kahului, Hama,
Hamoa and Kipahuiu, Maui. Returning.
arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second TIP
of each month.
No Freight will Be received after 4 p. q.
on day Of sailing.
This company reserves the right to ma30
changes in the time Of departure and =,
rival Of its steamers WITHOUT NOTICE,
and II will not be responsible for any coax
sequences arising therefrom.
ConSienees must be at the Landings h
receive their freight. This company WIN
not hold itself responsible for freight afta
it has been landed.
Live Stock received only at owner riAk,
This eoWpaay will not be responsible
for Money or vAuabbes Of passengers um4
less PLACED in the care Of pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those faiiind
to do so win be subject to an additional
charge of twenty-five per cent.
G. L. WIGHT, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Supt.
Honolulu, H. l., January I, 1895.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
French Battle ship CharlemaSne.

French Battle ship CharlemaEne-
The French first-clsss battle ship
Cbarleusgue, which was launched ST
Brest on the 18th October, Is worthy
says the Psll Mall Gazette OF ST
least passing notice. The sister ship
10 the ST. Louis will De formidable
both from her armament and her
speed, s., with s displacement of
ll,252 tons, she will carry four II 81
inch guns, mounted, after the English
model, in pairs, in two closed turrets,
sud ten 5.5 inch quick firers. OF which
eight will De carried in the battery
sud two OF the upper deck. Her guns
are 50 arranged that she cSn fire right
shesd or right sstern two heavy guns
sud six Of her 5.5 ircn quick firing
guns besides her SO inch quick -firers,
Of which she carries eight mounted in
various positions. The RenowU, our
rrst class battle ship, of slightly
larger dimensions, eau only fire two
l0.a9-inch guns aud two 6.inch quick
firers Shesd or ssteru, S comparison
thst eau hardly give u any pleasure.
As regards her the Charlemagne'
engine power and speed, il is worthy
Of note that her engines will be de-
signed to develop II 900 horse power,
or 600 horse power more than the
engines Of our Magnificent, and that
she Is expected 10 make eighteen
knots with forced and seventeen with
natural drsught.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

N OllCE Is HEhEb1 vi rA1N
IN that By virtue Of power Of sale contained
in certain mortssgc dated the Srd day OF April
A. u. 1871. made by GEORGE TRoUSSEAu OF
Honolulu. Island OF oahu, 10 Alexander ]. Cart
wright. Trustee for Adelia Cornweil, OF said
Honolulu. recorded in the office Of the Registrar
Of Conveyances In Liher i29, on pages ssS-2f7,
the undersigned. successor in trust TO the said
Alexander J. Cartwright intends 10 foreclose
said mortgage for condition broken. to-wit; the
non-paymert OF the principal and interest when
due.
Notice Is also given that all the property
covered by said mortgage with all the rights
thereto belonging will be sold st public auction
az the auction room of James F. Morgan, on
Queen Street, in said Honolulu. on MONDAY,
the sSrd day of December, AID. 1895, At IL O'Clock
noon OF said day.
The property covered by this mortgage is de-
scribed as follows:
All those three certain lots or parcels Of land
situate 81 kapahulu in the district OF kona, in
said Island of oahu, containing in all an area
OF II 800 acres and being portion of Apana 3
ofthe land described in Land Commission Award
sSS9B and Lots numbered u. - and . Of Kappa
hulu. Lots adjacent to kapiolani Park and the
same premises that were conveyed TO the ssic
mortyagor, George Trousseau by Charles NJ.
Cooke, Trustee for Anna II. Bailey by deed Of
even date with said mortgage.
Also the irrisaiing plant. pumps, piping, etc,
upon said premises.
Terms cash. Deed st expense OF purchaser.
+. W. MACFARLANE,
successor in Trust TO Alexander j. Cart
wright. Trustee for Adelia Cornwell.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOrecl0se.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
certain mortgage deed dated the Sth dsy of Feb
rusry, iS92. made by WILLIAM II. CUMMINGS
OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, TO Alexander ].
Cartwright. Esq, Trustee OF the Estate of r. W.
Holt. deceased. Of the same place OF record IN
the Office o. the Registrar OF Conveyances In
Liber ISL. on pages Sss and $50, that the under
signed intends TO foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken. to-wii: the non-paymeRt OF
principal and interest.
Notice Is also hereby given that after the eI-
pirStion OF three weeks from the date OF this
notice. the property in said mortgage deed de-
scribed will be sold ST public auction in the City
the SOlh day OF November. 1926, at IL NJ. OF that
dsy at the auction room OF Jas. F. Morgan.
Dated Honolulu. Nov. :, iS95.
For further particulars apply to
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
Trustee of the last will and testament OF
R. ". Holt, deceased.
Or. CECIL Brown. Attorney az Law.
The property il said mortgage deed described
are ali Of those certzin premises in Waikiki,
Island Of Maui. Hawaiian Islands, more particu-
larry described as follows:
All OF those premises described in Royal
Patent No. eie6 TO kiksne containing o-l0C
{. A No. 1891 20 opu Nui. containing SSl0C
acres being the same conveyed to W. H. Cum
mlngs BY deed OF J. kanui of record IN Liber "a
folio As, and also that other certain piece OF
land situate in Waillku aforesaid, by L. Z. A.
1851, award TO Op1 Nui, known as Mokuhau and
keahupio. and being the same premises con-
yeyed 10 W. II. Cummings by deed Of g. y. Will
fong OF record in Liber 100 on pages ls0 and i2l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-17
Another Comet.

GENEVA N. Y, Nov. 2.-Pro-
fessor Brooks, director OF the Smith
Observatory, discovered 8 new comet
this morning in constellation Hydra,
The position is right ascension
hours, 81 minutes, 80 seconds, deelin-
atiou, south, Il degrees 10 minutes,
The comet is 8 large, round and brigh,
one, with portherIy motion. This
is the twentieth comet discovered by
Professor Brooks.