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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK "Wednesday, Oct. Receipts Of becvos
were 422 head ri cars direct to local slaughterers
anu 10 for the market 0U sale all told.
steers ruled slow throughout nt general decline OF
lOc. 100 ms; oxen anu bulls were also lower: dry
cows were steady Eight cars OF steers were unsoll
S3.5o@s4.85 v 100 ms. "half breeds +" at Slas+85,
stags and oxen Mt el 1904, bulls at t2@S2 80. dry
cows ut Sl.20ps9G5 Dressed beef quiet at Blfeslic
z n. for poor TO prime native sides Cables from
british markets quote American steers at lONt llc
NJ dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at
SGtSJSc NJ; American sheep at lie. n, dressed
no exports tomorrow,
Receipts OF calves all for the market were 1899
head; ,!S2 head on sale all told Market exceed.
inRly dull with venls selling Itc. Ii. lower and
other calves at n reduction ot ic About 100 head
were carried over. Closing sn,es OF poor To prime
veals were nt SiGS7 100 MS: grassers at $3.50 o
50: good Western calves at -. Dressed calves
lower; city.drossed veais, 7ht9l0lpc. m.
Receipts of sheep and ambs. including cars direct
TO slauyhtercrs were l2,G2D head: ID sale. all
told. Trading slow and dragging. at n decline all
around OF lSq4c y n. closing heavy with over a
dozen cars unsod Poor to prime sheep sold at s2259
SS 90 :. 100 MS: common TO choice lambs at SaSs5
Receipts OF hogs were 9.ssp head, including !, 900
head on sale. Steady. at S36OsSI.l0 10 y 100 rs. for
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The decline to day was due principally to sympathy
ing OF straidies- Liverpool ani tie south sold and
local operators who recently bought turned sellers
wa: a rally at one time on the semi weekly statement
OF receipts. showing falling OF IN the movement.
and owy decneH cos at on Te
figures OF the day The semi weekly receipts at thir
sss a S snf nc
same time last year and l43.0o0 in iss4 shipments
y0oo nTainS odo 5SiISo Las ast wssR 1000 last
oct 8 THE cold wave last week came dan:
nesF % to G. e nn % NO dam
sationa reports OF damage circulated In August,
the plant was too far advanced and In 100 hcaitly
SAME space OF tine faan ever before Bottom crop
now hear OF the bottom crop turning out better than
expected. Plant has taken on extraordinary new
now prospects OF top crop on bottom lands Small
top crop VIII be made on unlnnd. UndersIand Texas
OF course i'm port t. as many small Lolls may be de.
stroyed number OF places will produce good aver.
eSep Think M ss srop il % %rsa ske one sSa Of
s,75O.00O probable. and 100000 possible. with
tais ycnltS believe a :nSr' gsSp gHS.sss
viii be at least so6VGoo SC W6iIo here Is no chancs
for top in the upnpds ther. every chance for
In from the hIll se,tons." Columbus. Miss. Oct 10
Weather since picking began, with few exceptions.
has been very me t ray o nms ~ toy S crop T & be
Estimate crop in this section same last year; few
say 1t will be excess All egrte Tint there has been
f"r sS eIop M G Tsn
Other sctlons turn ont as well US this expect crop
CorTRR-Rio on tho spot was dull and firm; No 7.
Sales "1 mn,s ysd ntsrios teri psGang at ssc
terms. The future trading was as follows;
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Future prices here advanced 10 to is points closing
firm with sales OF 2J2J0 bags Hayrc declined NJ
Hamburg declined a prg. to \ pfg Rio exchange de-.
clIned l.lBu Rio nrIn at unchan nged prices re.
c.ipts 23 900; stock 32U,OnU santos was utiPt at
lOi reis advance. receipts In three days p, QUO;
stot H. 10000 American warehouse deliveries were
S,OgO bags. European operators more III, posed
To buy than to sell to-day hut there was fair local
demand and prices advanced.
NAvAL STORfs-FirnI. Splrit3 turpentlne. 2glsGl3Oc
common TO good strained rOsin, 3l.s6Gssly0.
PETtOIEUM-Crudr certificates We're quoted at
SI.lblS here; In on CITY, Sll5 Refined unchanged
pRoVisIONs-Lard easier and more active; prime
Western 81 Bb Pork dull hut steady: mess SS 756D
Sp25 Dressed hogs unchanged. Iallow, !ISlc Chi.
caKo Oct IA" Prov lsions We're the weakest OF tho
entire list aud closed at about bottom prices for ,hr
day, The heavy selling Yesterday by packers was
freely and there was little or no demand This quite
that been advancing thg price in order 10
hogs expected November and Dtcsmber, and from the
and the quick drop In prices inciines us stlll
great advance" hut!er-Recsipts to-day, 6,lOI pkgs
Creamery, :, Western, thirds 10 extras. ls&Igc;
hsltnrkn tuba ,SST seconds 10 e % extras isSiIS
days, 9gOS0' previous slI days 96sst. State. Tull
90 fancy. 5@l0c. small; colorsd fancy: ioSc do.
TO day 05i6 last ak days ILs40 previous SIX
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days A2i47. State and Pennsylvania fresh gathered
fair to fancy lTI6gae0c.: Western do- l7@ lStec
SCakR-kaw, dnll and nrm; nDo test. 2ssc 6Bo test
&c. Refined moro active and firm. '
oO - These TO. dny's
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Opening. Highest. Lo,pest. Cio'inp NipIt.
SsS SsSs%ocF ssY $sF9 ssSa,Is ssa SsSs

Tho speculation In wheat to day active and the
were hrmer. and California advlces reported the sale
& S ss both s a o rhe H.
%k sad ears bs snas @
transactions prices reacted on sales 10 realize but
local buying bps day q rsssIns t ana selos %G
SFfs'
yesterday were 1877 700 bush. and to-day the clear
f"s eaeiss rspsrtsd tvsFpS9 va PGH after S%'1
n sh 3 ass o o Sc IL lie nsS n %hss eat
Corn nuctnated with wheat, closing lower. Liverpool
ss,sns sss saTs The receipt: there 70 morrow
large receipts at Chicago contributed to the weak
cheaso Get eHr m the WHEAT
%sTEs, no 70 day has nsn Wnsn ps y hold
effect on prices. causing break Of about lt9c. q
Francisco stating that that market hnI advanced @ e
scsntal Yesterday and thst flye cargoes had b,en
cember was touched when III. selling became eS.
ani .ns
close, when the market showed a sharp advance Of
snrly SELLERS and buying order. from San Francisco
@ sriSe lower Win Berlin and Paris I,sasr: fne
hear Of no ., ;n %s
sale OF 10000 eb,s Sso flour yesfsrday oieHranees %
100000 bush for three days Northwestern rec, ipts
were less than last year ana last week. but sl large
at SB1 Primary points received 09g 900 bush,
against 329OOO last week and 81 900 last year.
while Chicago had 355 The market has very
active and nervous losing almost the entire gain
tablshed Of late 1t looks much the big hold
ers have been selling out again as some of them did
very bullsh and the market is well supported. prices
may likely go lower. Coarse grains held steady clos
heavy. but shipments were almost as large. Clear
ances were light and indicate falling on OF the eI.
large receipts and depressed prices the balance OF
FIorR- Was rather more active and steady. Sales
EEsfsip,s s4ss 2siS5 siaS
Winter IN bbls,: superhnc. Sl9nss23O; No. extra,
sScsss SO: No extra e. 2a,ss2 80 clears sears $500
MILL FEKp-was fairly active and hrm. Bran 40
middnss tsosio5 Sa ss S!s SoO snsiD, mari aSs
15c.@Sl.6U.
90
tract MiddiinT uplands 5-l6c.. against y1sc last
year; New Orleans and GuIf ;,l siec aga1st 9sss
Augusta advanced I.l0c. New Orleans sold 6. 900.
Memphis e 1000 AuEnsta I 40 Mobile 200 Norfolk
bales: futures there declined s,e TO points In Man
New orleans December declined I points. The
seps at ahe ports were 90 sl' AGAINST 10000 last
ceved to-day 2.67l against 100 last week and 1875
last year Memphis .2Gs against ssl7 last week and
las, week and liz last YEAR; Cincinnati i.sa7.
lO0sD against l3,oO6 last week and 7Is0 last year
Houston expects tomorrow II 900 TO 10000. against
pscts 10000 10 1000. against 1926 last week aud
toi7pon.s recovered part of the loss. but later re-
nGS ncSd aRa b e1sed % m essy s a az net dsSns Of 70
IS fOllOwA.
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coMMERcIAL coMpExp.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 1+.-GRAIS Wheat: Spot
prices were easier. with good export demand.
Spot sales $4,000 bush. for export. Free on
board aioat: No. . red, 70Ac.; No. hard
spring, 7sIfc.; No. Northern spring. New
York. T694c.; No. Northern spring, Duluth.
nc; No. Northern spring, Duluth. $4,000
bush. at 78lIc. free on board afioat for export,
and 200, 900 bush. unRraded red and spring on
private terms for EXPORT Chicago received to-
day 3i95I8 bush. against 22S,940 last year;
against bl,140; Duluth, 30O,S73, against $780,
8Db; Minneapolis, 342,040, against 4OS. 200;
3b5 cars. ngainst 300; Duluth, 3T5. against
3l2; Minneapolis. 492. against 6O2 last year.
Futures advanced 9Ac. to Nc, lost this and de-
clined &c. to So, but recovered most OF tho
loss Future sales 0,320,000 BUSH, as follows:
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Government bonds irregular. The As r of
lDO7 closed u q cent. lower bid. and the As Of
1925 closed Kgh Y cent. higher bid. Railway
Nebraska extensions; Kansas Pacific consols, T.
r.: Kansas and Texas 4s, New Jersey Central
general 5s, Oregon Short Line -, Union con-
so!s. y. r.: Southern Railway 5s: Texas Pacific
The more important net advances were in
eral As ~ to 74 Burlington and Quincy
Nebraska extensions, /. to 80; Kansas Pacific
4s, i, TO sou; New Jersey Central general IS
to 1l3; Oregon Short Line Union consols. 7
r. .. To 90: Reading general As, Il. r.. ", to
754; lst preference incomes, q. TO 4o1s %
preference incomes, Z, to a0ls, and 20 prefer
ia. to IA; Texas Pacific 2ds. ~. TO l71; Wa
bash lists. y. to 1881. and 2ds: n 2 cent. to
86I6. Atchison Colorado and Pacihc lists de-
clined 1OI6 y cent, TO 22.
Sales OF silver bullion certificates for 1000
ounces were made on the Stock Exchange at
G5c. Commercial price OF bar silver in New
29S1d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
4D5Z0051Ac. Exports TO Europe Tomorrow
10000 ounces. Imports from Mexico to-day
1l5.OOO ounces Of silver and $1,000 gold.
Money on call, 607 D cent, with exceptional
cent for all periods on good mixed Stock Ex-
change collateral, but there Is very little doing
Commercial paper IL quoted AT z cent. Tor
prime endorsed bills receivable. " cent. for
best single names. and 10 y cent. and upward
for other grades.
Sterling exchange was weak. with decline
in both posted and actual rates. Bills were Of
fered freely, while the demand was light Con:
tiuentul exchange was heavy and lower: Posted
asking rates for sterling, $4.SlN Tor long
bills and $4.S4h for demand. Actual rates
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Darley-wss dull nut steady, New feeding, 29,4c.
freight Buffalo; mailing. B5ocp i0c., as TO
quality. Ryo-Was steady, but quiet at l4lTS45c,
cost and freight for No. WESTERN state and West.
orn, 9pCatOc. Corn-Spot was In good eSport md
and lrm Spot sules, 100000 bush, Including 2lo,.
900 for export; No. = mixed In elevator, 3lI6c,;
2tO OOO bush No. mixed on private terms free on
board for export and 10000 bush. yellow Mt i2c in
elevator. Futures advanced llc to Sac but Lost this
and declined NC. 10 Ssc rallied slightly, and closed
&c. to Nc lower for tho day. Future sales 525, ,000
a ma
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cludng gold balance .S23"C2<0OS S23s044900
Money in London, l0lN n cent. Rate OF
discount In open market, for both short and
three months bills, 2A@2M q cent. Amount
to-day, 9324. 900. Paris adyices quote 3 y cents
at l0l francs AIN centimes. Exchange on Lon
don % francs lSlS confines.
.Pomroy Bros. and VIM. D. Barbour g. Co. in
vite holders OF the consolidated mortgage @ "
cent. bonds of the Louisville. New Albany and
Chicago Railway Company, who are dissatisfied
with the plan OF reorganization to send their
names and addresses TO them.
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flats ana Apartments 90 Ett.

hented to5. ~
GOTH ST, 63i wEST.--3and4 4 rooms; ss to So
s2n ST. l20 EAST.-3 and ! rooms; SV TO SiI.
L.iMH.h LEiMHhnNiIoN nIoN AVulAfSlA71-oroomsa and bath;
1oRD ST, 9J wEST-0 rooms and bath; steam
CoLUMBUS Ay.. $50 to sso.-s rooms and bath,
10TH ST, ll5llS WEST.-i rooms and hath,
h.nLs hot water; $40. N'
1SSTH - T., 2f1.21p wEST.-5 rooma md hath,
atcnm heat: seq to S2S ''
1aATM ST, lU6 i9T wEST.-8 rooms and bath,
MnAn heat hot water: S25 to S2S.
1ooTH ST, 54s EAST.-b rooms; Sl2
Apply TO ianitors OH premises, or MACLAY q
The sun., 1896-10-15

oats-Spot was nrm and in fair demand partly for ea
port spot sales 1874. 900 bush, including 1000 No.
white clipped on private terms free ON board afoat
for export. No. white 2btpc No. do, 4, 900 bush.
al 28Ist2Ic.; No. white, clipped, 25ttc.: No. do
5000 bush. at 2ic.; No. mixed 22Sc.: No. 2 do,
gle; rejected mixed 20c.; rejected white 2O9lo2 ic
No. mixed, delivered. 23sic.; track mixed, 250Do
bush. at 2O@23tSc.; track white 10000 bush. at ~
elevator Futures adj anced tsc but lost the prove
ment and closed &c. lower. Future sales, 10000
BUSH, = follows:
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8ral estate for sale-California.

Willows. Cal. will take 81 per acre. or half cash. bal
in other clear property; other good propositions
T. T. BUSCE. II William ST., Gens Falls, " y, or
1908 broadway, Oakland, Cal
CALIFORNIA inco a. ranches, choice city and
suburban residence property, Rcr" tracts large colony
tracts no Irrigation required; mining property. Send
Tor catalogue. f.. J.. Rt'SCE.
Land Agent ,OOS broadway, Oakland, Cal
The sun., 1896-10-15
LOUISVILLE, new ALBANY & CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common Stock /:

Under an agreement between Frederic j. Olcott,
Henry W Poor and Henry G. Rouse. Bondholders'
Committee, and syndicate which IA TO furnish cash
for he purposes or the Committee, holders
OF the Preferred and Common STOCK OF the Louisville
New Albany and Chicago Railway Company have
the right TO subscribe Tor new Common stock of q
proposed corporation. upon the following terms:
Preferred Stockhoders may subscribe for new Com.
mon stock 10 an amount equal 10 their holdings Of
old Preferred Stock NJ $3.50 share payable in cash.
and to receive in addition Preferred Stock for
such cash paymrnt Common stockholders may sub.
scribe for new Common stock TO an amount equal To
one. e.third OF their holdings OF old Common stock
upon payment OF 81 90 In cash each share OF tho
new Common stock, receiving with each subscription
ia addition Preferred Stock equal 10 the amount
or cash y i'd.
Stockholders electing to avail of the privilege OF
subscription may deposit with the Central Trust Com.
pany OF ork their certificates. duly endorsed.
or before November 90th, 1880. In exchange for
receipts, under agreement between the Central
Trust Company OF New York and tho syndicate dated
October l0th. 1895 to which reference Is hereby
maze.
Due notice will he given by Advertisement and
otherwise OF tLe time when cash payments will be
required: ,,o,
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asal estate .fOr SaIe-Cuuutry.

1nACRE FRUIT TRACT lacre town lot. 3i50i
~ Santa Rosa, Fla. on railroad, near Pensaco al
H. {. UNDERwo GOD. Metuchen. N. j.
The sun., 1896-10-15

,,..,,.-. =, New York Produce Exchange
hemperS oi New York Consolidated Stock Exchange.
WE SOLICIT ORDERS IN STOCKS. BONDS, COT.
TON, GRAIN. AND PROVISIONS, EITHER FOR CASH
OR on MARGINS.
Competent floor brokers and direct wires to tho
several exchanges enable US to offer the very best
brokerage service IN New York.
our customers orice Is fine In nppontm ntmeuts. and
all the latest financial news and gossip pertaining TO
the markets are on fiIc for customers use,
The sun., 1896-10-15
Esal Gstate :fur sale-Citu.

Barrett9 and Manda sts. near monastery; only 9
double in value upon McKinleys election. Title guar.
anteed by Lawyers Title 1nsur ,nce Company Apply
y. Y, or MACLAY DAVIES. "A Pine st.. New YorS
city
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8eal estate aHanted.

<I1ANTED to buy. for Investment. either private
w business property, well located 202 Broadway.
room |.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERoIA1.

Row York Stock ExchnnGe-9ales Oct. IL.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS GIN Sl.o00s).
Us<s,r.l9o7. 40 q d. o.1ea5.
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CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
BID Asked Bid. Asked.
q %, r, q Sc, r,
atpiofG. e2K l9oA.....lloh 1llh
Q S 4s r. U IS, G,
o7.....lo5E 100 1904. ....l1Oh 1llH
q "a, Q, U es r.
1907. ....loeN 1o7h lss7....1o1
q 4s, r, q es. r,
lea5.....116X lie lsss.....1o2N -
U %, c, Z 5s, r.
l925.....l15M 116 ! ls99,...1o4A
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9eal Gstate :ttor sale-aersrv City.

SDSl down. balance easy payments buys any
sN--sDo one o, six new houses In Jersey city
boulevard anu trolley; excellent locations: all Inn
provements; prices $4,000. up, Will build to suis
purchasers similar terms
CoNDlCT. | Montgc merry st. Jersey City.
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furuishsa goums& apartments to gst
East SID >.
West Side

< TIL ST. l2i EAST.-Iarge and small rooms taste.
.C fay Furnished clean appointments conyen'
The sun., 1896-10-15

tn 9mos sos Osi ,025 337,2O8.li9 Inc. 6os7i,9is
~ The receipts Of @ the Goyernmont to-day were:
272. and miscellaneous. Sl4.6Ol, total OF
S700.S73. The disbursements. including S000,-
expenditures over receipts OF S7O2, ,l27. The
receipts for the fiscal year TO date have been
500. .402. .27O. and expenditures Sl2l, ,l74. $50 an
excess Of expenditures over receipts Of $50, 49,
4l0
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day. as officially computed, compare
with those of yesterday as followsi
oct ~. Oct H.
Gold coin and bullion l24. 1874, sos 0l2A 74a
silver dollars ana bullion. la.6l4.l43 l4,222.023
United States notes bOO23.1S0 CO. ,6bl
Other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities........ 3S,7t2,2S7 39,6S0,470
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TADIEsi chchester's English Pennyroyal Pills
Il f."Sod no oe, BIAS are the r Pest @ S.s: ss E:
for LtH.S cS,Cns.tsT = ts'S cSssSssstr y sstrS a D''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
POSTPONED MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Fore.
close and OF Sale.

IN ACC )RDANCE WITH THE PRO-
visions Of that certain mortgage made by
Christian Gertz and Anna Gertz, his wife.
to J. A. Nagoon as Trustee for c. II. Ban
ming and b. r. Banning. dated December
IL, 1891, recorded in the Register Office.
Oahu, IN liber Isl, page 272 ct sea., notice
heretofore having been given that said
mortgage intends to foreclose the same
for conduon broken, to wit: the non-pay
ment OF both principal and interest when
due
Noace is likewise given that after the
expiration Of three weeks from this date
the property covered bv said mortgage, not
heretofore sold, will be advertised for sale
and will be sold at public auction at the
auction rooms of w. ). Luce. corner Queen
and ut streets. Honolulu, MONDAY,
the 9TH day of April, 1896. at II o'clock
Noon of that day.
The property to be sold is as follows:
1st-All that piece OF parcel of land stu
ate at kawaiahao, being Lot IL, Royal
Patent 1853 or 1855
2d-Household furniture contained on
said premises.
Terms Cash, u 5. Gold Coin. Deeds at
expense Of purchasers.
For further particulars apply to
J. ALFRED MAGOON,
Trustee Mortgage.
Or 10 Dorothea Lamb, Honolulu Hale,
Merchant street. -
Dated Honolulu. y rich 10, 1896.
7i0-4ta
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
WHARF AND WAVE.

The schooner Annie Johnson
Matson master. arrived in HilO
March Both. 20 days from San
Francisco.
Ed. Hitchcock entered upon the
duties of regular Custom House
Inspector on April LIST. He be-
gins his duties in charge of the
r. p. Rithet
The barkentine Skagit, Robert
son master, arrived yesterday
morning, 26 days from Port
Gamble, lumber laden. A
smooth voyage was experienced.
The o. S. S. Mariposa, Hayward
commander, sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon with
every stateroom filled, besides a
large cargo of bananas from this
port.
The bark H. Hackfeld, Barber
master, sailed for Laysan island
yesterday afternoon. She took a
number of japanese labOrers and
the steam launch once owned by
DR.. TrOusseau.
VIM. Hutton. formerly engineer
for both the Inter-island and
Wilder's steamship steamship
company, shipped before the mast
and left for New York on the ship
Kenilworth yesterday morning.
The brig Consuelo arrived at
Hilo Saturday, March 29th, with
cargo of general merchandise and
a number of mules. She made the
trip from San Francisco in II
days. The COnsuelo will load SUI
gar at Mahukona.
The o. :. :. Mariposa. Hay
ward commander, arrived in port
at II o'clock last night, after an
uneventful voyage from the Aus
tralian Colonies via Samoa. Fol.
lowing is the purser's memoran-
dun of the voyage: Left Sydney
at p. III. March 16; left Auckland
at = p. IN. March 21; left Apia at
1 p. IN. March %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
1740-3w

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Fourth Circuit, Hawaiian Islands. AT
Chamberlain Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of ALEXAN-
DER GORDON HUTCH EON OF Hilo, Ha-
wall. deceased intestate.
Order of notice of petition for Admin
istration.
On reading and filing the petition Of
Jemima Butcheon Glib. a sister of
alexander Gordon Hutcheon of HilO, Ha-
wall, died intestate at Walnaku, Hilo, on
the 9Th day of February, A D. les. lie wing
property in the Hawaiian Islands nece- Sary
10 be administered upon, aud pray ing that
Letters of Administration issue TO Jemiina
Hutcheon Glib
1T Is ORDERED n FRIDAY, the Sth
day of May, A. D. 1896, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
be and hereby is appointed fer hearing said
petition in the Courtroom of this Cont, at
Hllo, Hawaii. at which time and p zee |
persons concerned may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said petition
sho uld not be granted.
Dated ii 10, 4. March I'd, A. D. 1896.
By the Court.
DANIEL PORTER,
II 0-3w Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, March 81.
Ship Kenilworth, Baker, for New
York.
Ship B Brown, Mcguire, for Puge
Sound.
Blk H Hackfeld, Barber, for Laysar
Island.
Bktne c c Funk, Charleston, for Ka
hului.
Stmr Claudine, Cameron, for Mau
ports.
Stmr Mikahala, Haglund, for Kaua
ports.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu
ports
Stmr Mokolii, MeGregor, for Lahaina
Molokai and Lanai.
Wednesday, April /.
Stmr w G Hall, Simerson, for Maui
and Hawaii.
Stmr A Cummins, Nelson, for Oahu
ports.
Thursday, April 2.
o. S. S. Mariposa, Hayward, for San
Francisco.
Stmr Kaena, Galway, for Oahu ports.
Stmr Ke Au Hou, Thompson, for
Kauai ports.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. First CIR
cut of toe Hawaiian. Islands In Probate
In the matter of the Estate of JOHN
raOM 5 w ,TERHOgSE of Honolulu.
Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands de eased.
The petition and accounts of the Execu-
RS OF the will OF said deceased. wherein
they ask that their accounts be examined
and approved, ami that final order
he made OF distribution of the p property re
naming in their hands to the PEI sons thereto
entitled and r1scharging them from all
furthe responsibility AS such executors.
having been fled
1t is ordered that F RIDAY, the oath day
of April, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m, at
Chamhers. in the Court House, Judiciary
Building, at Honolulu, be and The same
hereby is appointed as the time and place
for hearing SAID petiti, n and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then and
there apuear and show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
Honolu u, March 10, 1896.
By the Court.
]. A. THOMPSON,
1744- 3ta Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
: HlPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Tuesday, March 81.
Stmr J A Cummins. Nelson, from
oahu ports.
stmr Kaena, Galway, from Oahu
ports.
Wednesday, April /.
Stmr Kinau. Clarke, from Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Iwalani, Smythe, from Hawaii
and Maui.
Stmr James Makee, Peterson, from
Kauai.
o. S. S. Mariposa, Hayward, from the
Colonies.
Thursday, April 2.
Bktne Skagit, Robertson, from Port
Townsend.
Haw. Blk R. P. Rithet, Morrison, from
san Francisco.
Stmr Re Au Hou, Thompson, from
Kauai ports.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, Waimea and Ma
kaweli
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai
norris
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Welcome Visitors.

Among the passengers who ar
rived yesterday from San Fran
cisco by the bark r. p. Rithet were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Kelley of Oak.
land. Mr.. Kelley has been con,
nected with the Sather Banking
Company of San Francisco for
over twenty-five years. Mrs. Hell
en- W. Kelley is the eldest daugh.
ter of Mr.. ii. NJ. Whitney, former.
ly of the Gazette Co. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley expect to spend two or
three months on the islands, re-
turning TO California in, May or
June.