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MAY GO TO ENGLISH CAPITALISTS.
Electric Franchise Of the ETie Canal
on the Market

Electric Franchise Of the EFle Canal
on the Market
NEW YORK. Sept. i4.-Negot.ations
for the sale Of the Erie canal electric
franchise to an English syndicate will 70.
suit in the installation Of a complete
system Of electric traction within a short
time.
What has interested English capital In
this enterprise IL the possibility Of ship.
ping grain from the northwest direct to
Liverpool by an AllwAter route and ef.
fecting a great saving In time AND
freight charges. Only one transfer viii
be required. and that will be in New
York harbor. without the necessity Of
elevator storage. The saving will be
not only in high railroad freight oharg-
90 II the grain h brought to New York
by rail. out on the old water route Of 81.
evator charges at Buffalo and slow haul.
age by mules through the canal with
more elevator charges at this port.
The use Of electricity 10 run canal.
boats Is but pant Of the extensive plan
60 cheaper the rates from the west TO
the east and then 10 Europe. Il con.
templates n direct service from Chicago
aud Duluth by the use Of steel canal.
boats after the type Of the six that were
built last year In Cleveland and made
one trip TO this port. With the aid Of
floating elevators the canalboats can be
unloadeded into ocean steamers In the
hArbor without the necessity Of storage.
This was the plan that the New York
capitalists had in mind when they So.
cured NJ 4 gift the franchise that the
! EnRlishmen are TO pay s3,OOO,OOO for.
They did not get very far along before
they met the allpOwerful opposition Of
the New York Central railroad and the
allied trunk lines that mopopoliEe the
traffic into New York aud have been
steadily running the canal A few hg.
urcs tell the story. In 1885 the canal
carried G9. 600. Oo0 bushels Of wheat from
Buffalo TO New York. The last year II
only carried 1000 900 bushels
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

EUREKA, Cal, Sept. IA train on
the Mad River and Arcata road went
through the Mad river bridge yesterday
wit six cars loaded with passengers and
dropped 30 feet into the dry bed Of the
river. Annie Holt and Sandy Cameron
were killed and ten others seriously
injured The accident was caused by
the giving way Of a span Of the bridge
over which the train was passing. Four
persons In all were killed. In addition
to those already named Miss Kirk Of
Riverside and an unknown child were
taken from the wreck. Some were IA
tally injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

KANSAS CuY, Sept. H. The Kansas
City Lead and oilworks, owned by
Marsh Bros. was completely destroyed
by fire shortly after midnight Sunday
night The loss, which was first esti.
mated from 10000 to $4,000. is now
put down at nearer 100000 Fully in.
surod. A spark from a locomotive Is
thought 10 have caased the FIRE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

TERRELL, Tex, sept. twin Smith.
colored, was shot Saturday night with a
charge Of buokshot while resisting ar.
rest, ON the Moore place, two miles north
Of town. Five shots entered the region Of
the hip and one near the shoulder.
Smith is under arrest charged with
drawing pistol at another negro.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

BmMN0HAM. Ala, Sept. IA fatal
duel between two prominent planters
near Livingston. sumpter county. oc.
CURED Saturday. An old foud had eI.
listed for years between H. c. Dooley
and Samuel O Siblcy. who owned ad.
joining plantations. They met by acct.
cident ON DOoley's farm while out gun.
ming. The quarrel was renewed and
an impromptu duel followed. In which
Dooley was 10 badly wounded that he
cannot recover.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

A latgel, ATTENDED Italian funeral was
that Of Mrs. Conceta Pomara a. the
Cathode church here yesterday. Mr. /.
Pomara was the wife OF an Italian farm.
er aud lived five miles north Of town
She was 80 yerrs 81 aye. There were
thirty, light vehicles, principal y wag
ons, continuing flom two 10 six persons
each, In The procession which passed
up Main = rect,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

NASHVILLE. Sept l4,-ThO Nashville
cottonmills shut down for six weeks
The present high price Of cotton Is a..
signed a. the cause. The mills have
been running with a short force To-
some time and the shutdown throws 90
hands out Of employment The full
force Il 1000 hands.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15
sup.rlnl..aen, a.mmslI ps.a.

TOPEKA. Sept AR b. Gemmcll.
superintendent OF the telegraph system
Of the Atchinson Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad company, died this morning Of
nnenmoniA. aged %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

DktI.Aa sept II New wheat 90
Cofn-Shelled, mixed bulk iotlota. 90; ear
frOu wagon % 90 bals. shelledf o b.. from
country pointa CARROTS 2sl21 ear. afea
oats-iao2le bulk wagon; oariota & b,
country points. iaoO
hay-tb CO.'S ~
lArd-Rsaned. tlsroea. aye; son paila ~
haoon-ahort clear standard 80 short clsal
entra - snail clear standard saltsd. tafl
shori clear extrA. salted. ~; aaitsf belllea
a..
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John T.. Chance Farm For
Lease.

desire TO lease The above farm for a
period Of Eve years, embracing go
acres Of cultivated land second u none
in the B,azo. bottom. with iirstclass
gin oultit on the place, gin house. ma.
chinery anil everything connected with
Il In the best Of order Three flowing
artesian wells and all In good condition.
The location Of the gin Tor patronage
~ superior 10 any other stand Ia the
bottom. In addition 10 leasing the
aud will sell for cash u on time, with
approved security and 10 per cent In.
terest, the following personal property;
twenty first.class mules, 10 Or u head
u good farm horses, iul. uullll OF wag.
ons, farming implement. also some.
thing over 100 head Of fat hog', embrac-
Ing all sizes, also 80 ne 1000 or 5000
bushels Of corn. Ia other words an OPP
porunity Is nlw offered to parties de
string to lease first c'a's firm. Ap
ply to S VI Derden, Br, an, TeN A., Agcn
for Lille l.. Chance, Exeoutrix, Juo. ?
Chance Estate. go
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ANDERSON, Ind. sept Il. Word has
just been received from the insane asy.
lum to tlie fleet that Professor LAyne,
well known over the central states, IL
dying he has been an inmate Of the
institution for years lie has recent y
been the victim Of a paralyllc stroke
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15
N. a &c. TIP c Card.

chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex.
A big dance was given Friday night
At residence Of Darby Cahill.
Jack Kerris with Claude Huffman
In the commission business.
The finest freshest fruit in town al
Taa6 Neulaud's. pa.
A. b. Ballard has accepted a posi-
ton a. salesman fjr W. l.. Steele, a
commission merchant Of Navasota, and
will make headquarters here.
Buy your ane fruit Of all kinds at Lee
Z Nswl,ndi. 9l7.
The mayors court did a cool lu.i
ness Yesterday morning.
Joe Park went to Marin yesterday
Fines candies, tobacco and cig'rs at
Lea Newlandis. pa.
W.P. wooten left last night to see
the Katy smash-up.
Call and try LA Goochs new bug
gies. Phone 30. Oct !
viii, Harris left for Austin ycsier-
day to attend the institute ior he blind
Big rains are reported north Of town
Saturday and Sunday night
grapes, pears, apples, banana, lem
on and oocoanuis at Lee q Newlands. I
Mis- Virginia West has returned from
Hearue.
Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia,
ana all throat and lung diseases are
cured by shllohs Cure. sold by oil
druggists.
DR.. T. II. Bairs,on Of Ander'
son was here yesterday. lie
will visit Ryan again on the Is, 9and
20 Of this month, and expects to locate
here permanently = the Practice of bis
profession. nr. HARRISON travels along
the Central and connecting lines, AID
he save bryan Is doing more business
than any town in this section OF the
state.
FOR SALE-A BRAID new pheaton
Apply to l.. r. Bonneville. Sept, IS
Jhdge John y. Henderson Of Dallas,
vas here Sunday.
FOR RENr-Th Gregory house
near Presbyterian church. Apply TO
W. S. Howell. IT
The grand Jurors sli, upon theiI
hands and tlok a fresh hold on the Grim
ind affairs OF the county yes erday
morning,
Karrs Clover Root Tea Is SURF
cure for Headache aud nervous dis
eases Nothing relieves 80 quickly
Sold by on druggists
August putzsl was iu town Yesterday
IN, Slaughter of Edge, was her,
yesterday.
Ira Gooch has three pairs OF the
finest matched horses in Bryan an,
Eve Of tie best gentle single-dliyers ia
Town. Phone 80. oct
Revival services viii continue at the
Methodist Church this week every nom
ing at 10. and evening O'Clock, By th'
pastor aud Rev Weems Woolton. Tn
pubic invited b attend all these seryic
es
There was one Accession 10 the Neil &
odisi Church by baptism sunday, anc
two 10 The presby er.an Church.
"rhe Inst CALI Excursion TO llors
ton aid Galveston on Sunday, 5 pt.
10Th, by .lecial train on the a.. & T.
c promi,es plenty Of amusement .or
tiose Who make the trip. The rat
from Bryan 20 Galveston and return I.
s2oo, god ior reluin nul "a. N. ON
Sent. p Ticket % Houston rs, good
To- ie.ura upio and including o a M.
tiain from Houston sept p Get civ.
calar ~ program.
Charlie Mitch aud vile came down
from Hearne sunday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

W. VI. Foster, who was quite serious.
~ hungcd up In a street car accident a,
Dallas sunday ie.urned home yesterday
looking a little worse Tor wear,
Mrs. Minnie Barrow Of we'lborn, ac-
compauied by her broiher-in.law, Mr,
Barrow. Of Houston. was here Yesterday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15
EAT TO LIVE, OR LIVE To AT.

H'NN ~ " - " - "
What /. the diff, renee just 80 you get
that which IL palalable and at the same
time wholcsome.
How do you like Canned Roast Reef,
Canned saurkraui with Sausage, Can.
ned Stew,d Tomatoes, Broiled Mack.
erel Sou ed, Asparagus, Spare Ribs,
Ect. "Ive got EN-" together wi h NJ.
most everything else In the Grocery
line. Give me q call. Phone IS.
Yours Respectfully,
Il. N. WILSON.
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WIDESPREAD DYNAMITE PLOT.
It Il Relieved TO Have Besn Checked
by Important Arrests

It Il Believed TO Have nesR Checked
by Important Arrests
LONDON. Sept l4-lCopyrighted, 1896,
by the Associated Press 1T is gener-
ally believed here that the police by the
arrests Of Edward Bell at Glasgow on
Saturday. J. Wallace and John +.
Kearney at Rotterdam, and p. J. p.
lyman. mo. ~ Bou'ogne Sur Mer.
France. have nipped a widespread dyna-
mite plot in the bud. At Rotterdam in
addition 20 arresting Wallace and KeAr-
ney the police captured u number Of in
fernd machines and a quantity Of cor.
respondence which is said 10 incrimi.
nate n number Of people, and which
may result In further arrests In the near
future. Bell was arraigned at central
police court today and after formal.
ties had been gone through with, the
prisoner was remanded until wednes
day next.
A dispatch from Boulogne Sur Mer Il
the Associated Press says lyman wa
Arraigned there this morning befor,
the deputy police prosecutor The pro
ceedings were confined TO furnishing
evidence Of arrest and the establish
ment Of identity which the latter fully
admitted Two Scotland Yard detec
tives were present at these formalitie
and eventually the prisoner was re
manded and taken to the town jai
while awaiting arrival from Londol
documents necessary TO bring about hi
extradiuon.
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KILLED By Flrsdamp.

PnTsHUR0, Sept. IA dispatch from
Walkers Mills reports the explosion Of
fircdamp IN the old HAwnest ooAlmines.
in which one man was killed and ether
miners closed In.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

MANILA. Philippine Islands. Sept. r.
The leaders Of the conspiracy against
the Spanish government In the province
n Caylie have been shot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-the Laundry
mems National association conyenes
here today In annual session. About
800 delegates from various states in the
Union are present The officers Of the
national body are; President. Thoma
A. ZeiE, Dayton. o. first vice president,
@. l.. Goodhart, Chicago; second vice
president, W. A. Ponhlio, Los Angeles,
Cal. third vice president, J. @. Cassi.
~. Pttsburg. Pa fourth vice prea,'
dent, W. A. Haas. Louisville, Ky. sec.
rotary, Henry W. stoer, Cleveland. o. ;
treasurer, Charles ]. Miller, Philadel.
phiA,
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Charcoal, Charcoal!

From one bushel 10 1000 bushels
10 % cents a bushel cave orders at
W. J. Christians gun shop,
36t JouS W MIRA
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Money SnYed

School children who buy school looks
from f. J. Fountain get 10 per
cent discount on each purchase. A
langaippe free with each purchase,
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TRoueLg on ToLL cHARoEs.
A County In K-ntueky IL In = State Of
Turmoil.

Turmoil.
SPRINGFIELD. Ky. Sept l4.-The PEG.
pie Of this. Washington county, voted
last fall TO make the turnpikes free
throughout the country. As the pixies
are owned by companies, It is necessary
for another vote Of the people 90 assess
the taxes TO purchase the pixies. This
vote has not yet been taken, and the
authorities cannot legally stop tollgath.
oring. This the people Of the county
do not understand, and out Of patience
with delay they have risen In rebellion
and torn down about all the tollgates
in the county. This riotous bushes
has been going on for two weeks. As
the county authorities. whom the MODS
blame, live here, this town has been
threatened, and for two weeks the PEG.
Pile here have lived In terror. The
town is patrolled'by special officers and
every person required 10 give a good ac'
count Of his presence upon the streets
after dark.
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Indies. Ladies' !!

send me your tin paus, buckets, etc.,
when you want them repaired. keep
a first class timer aud do your work
promptly. Respt'y
252 ] Allen Myers.
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THE MARKETS.


Livestock.
CHICAGO. sept H-Catile 10 lower reSas
steers. q 25ls0
shecp weak and 10 lowcr.
81 Loum. sept iA-CAttle steady; TEXAS
steers. q SOS Is.
Sheep stcudy.
DAIa.AA sept II -lh,les shipping steers
q Oo20
Hogs-S'hoice cornfed. ranging from iIs 10 80
n. q e5. light weiEh,s q a
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We are authorized 10 Announce
T.C. MUM

for reelection To the Office Of sheriff OF
BraHos county 1t the ensuing November
election
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HILO ITEMS.

HiIo Is 70 have 2 race track. likewise
q minstrel show.
The return shooting match between
teams Of Company B. y. e. 4. u homo
lUlu and the Citizens Guard viii take
place Saturday, Nay >
The Hil0 Portuguese Sugar Mil Co.
VII plant so acres O. new cane land
during The year They have asked per
mission OF The Grown Commissioners
70 clear 80 acres Of forest lands
II Is understood that the proposed
opposition 70 the Inter-Islzn6 line has
collapsed. 2 collapse. however. 10 the
advantage = Kone and Kau. The threat
10 put o. The new boat having brought
about the lowering OF freight rates and
other advantages OF 3 material nature
70 the local producers
-Four companies Of japanese have s.
cUred over 1000 acres OF the lands OF
kasu II Puma The lands were bought
on the instsllme1t plan Over fifty acres
Ein Be planted By the thrifty Jsus
within six uonths.-Hilo Tribune.
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DEPARTURES

Tuesday. April =
S-1r James Make. Peterson. foi
AElZi ports
S-mr Ke Al Hou. Thompson. for
NEuzi ports
S-nr Lehus. Nye. for Hawaii
Srmr- Clsu6ins. Cameron. for Maui
rC-IS
Srmr Nikshsls. Hsglund, for Kauai
pcr-s
Smr IvalanL GregOry. for Lshaira
and EEUakuz-
S-mr J. A Cummias. Nielsen. for
04E- po-Cs
Wednesday. April -.
S-nr Esveu- Fitzgerald. for Hawaii
ports
SJnr Iwalani. Gregory. for Lahaina
and Hzuakua-
ship c r Sargent Morse. for the
sound
Bk : C. Allen. Thompson. for san
F-s1elsco
>lhr Esther Buhne, Anderson. for
Sz- Francisco
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KAU iHawaii. April 26.-News was
received by telephone from Hilo this
morning that the captain. first and Sc
ond officers and the crew Of twenty-ons
. men o. the British bark Csntaur had az
rived in Hilo about 5 o'clock. fstigued
by g voyage Of nine days in two open
boauS. having abandoned their ship OF
account Of fire
The story as told by Captain John 5
BeSrer Is substantially IS follows:
The Centsur sailed from san Fran
cisco on April 5th. laden with wheat for
M2-ysbO7ough. Queensland. On the 18th
inst. while sailing 81 2 good rate il
Il deg. - min. north latitude. and l42
deg. = min west longitude. the vessel
caught FIRE II the hold. caused by one
Of the crew dropping s lamp, which
smashed 10 pieces on 2 bale Of burlap.
supposed 10 have been saturated with
psra1ns oil The flames spread very
rapidly from one quarter 10 another.
aided on by the combuStible materials
sbOari- The crew was set 10 work i'm
ueiiaJely and brought 10 bear every ef-
fort within their. power 70 eXIinguiSh
the flames Our position. 500 miles from
the nearest land lilo made the men
in their work At last I saw
The useleSSneSS CT further struggle and
made up ny mind 70 abandon the ship
while there was Vet time. This I did on
the morning OF the 18th. but remained
alongside with the TWO boats for TWEEN
Jy-fOur hours When the deck was al
most On 2 level with the sea We cast one
longing look AZ our lost ship and set out
for HilO. with the boats fully supplied
with provisions and water. The ships
papers. nautical instruments and 2 few
other articles Of value were alone res I
cued-
Things looked very dubious for Us
on the 6rS- four days OF our trip. for
We experienced extremely rough YEA
Their. On the fifth day The storm abared I
and We sailed along without further 1
hardship until reaching Hilo. after I
q distance Of so miles in 6 4
little over eight days. or q distance OF 4
nearly hundred miles q day. We are
III most thankful for our safe arrival in
iilo. and are being treated very cor
.lally by the hOSpirable people
The CeuCzur was an iron bark. owned
" johnson. SprouI & Co. Of Liverpool. I
and was fine vessel. both in
pssd and appearance.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR,
cult of the Hswaiisn Islands. In Probate
IL the matter Of the Estate OF A. Nc
lNTfRE, late of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
ceased.
The petition and accounts OF the Exc
cutors Of the VIII of said deceased. wherein
they ask that their accounts be examined
and approved. and that final order be
made az diStrihntion of the property re-
manning in their hands TO the persons there-
to entitled. and dischsreiug them from all
further responsibility Is such Executors.
1T Is oRpEkEp that MONDAY. the
18Th day of May, A. u, 1895. at 10 O'Clock
3. M. at Chambers, in the Court House, at
honolulu. be and the same hereby is APP
pointed As the time and place for hearing
said petition and accounts. aud that all
p~rSous interested may then ami there
appear and show cause, il any they have,
why the same should not be granted.
Honolulu, April I'D, 1896.
BY the Court.
GEO. LUCAS,
l-NS-SN clark
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ITSSw

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
second Circuit, Hawaiian Islsnds.-Iu
Prohate-At Chambers.
In the mstter of the Estate Of PaILLIP
JOAQUIN. of Lahsins. testate, deceased
document purportiug 10 be the last
will and testament CT Phillip Joaquin. de-
ceased, having on the 10th day of April.
A. d. 1895, been presented to said Probate
Court and a petition for the probate
thereof. and for the issuance of Letters
Cesiamentary 10 Rev. Father Andrew.
having been filed by Ksaihue;
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that FRI
DAY. the I'D day of May, A. ID. 1896, at
10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day, at the Court
Room of said Court. at Lahaina. be and
The same hereby is appointed the time and
place for proving said will and hearing
said application, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and contest
the said will and the granting of Letters
TeStsmentsry.
Dated Wsiluku, Maui, H. l.. April s0th,
1896.
BY the Court.
G. ARMSTRONG,
l75S-St Clerk
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BEAUTIFUL MAUNA LOA.
Grand View from kailua OF tn,
Volcano.

Gr@no view from hailua OF the
Volcano.
In private letter Miss Anna
Paris, Of Kailua, thus writes Of
MOkuaweOweo:
We have had grand view OF
the outbreak on Mauna LOa.
There is no better point on the
whole coast from which il can be
seen. but l regret 10 say il Is now
>ubSiding. Tuesday night the
21st- the sight was glorious. The
whole mountain top was aiame
with the glow Of sunset. and in
the morning a cloudy pillar OF
fire rested above the spot till
nearly sunrise Last night. April
34th. there was still a glow from
the top Of the mountain. bur the
fire Is evidently diminishing. OF
else seeking some Subterranean
channel II was q beautiful sight
last night. looking across the bav.
in the soft moonlight To the
mountain slopes bevond. lighted
up BY this hidden FIRE and one not
soon forgotten
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sIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS

Tuesday, April y
Am hk- Alden BeSse. Potter. iron
SIN Francisco
Am. bk Amelia. Wand. from SsI
FE1c $40.
An sch-- Robert Levers. Goodman
-- san Francisco.
S--r. y. C. han. from Maui and Ha-
UE-L
Srur WaiaIeAle. Parker. from Is
lzrE
Wednesday. April -.
Srur kilsues Hou. Everett from Ha-
gEii
S-Er Kae1a. Galway. from Oahu
-.C--S
THURSDAY. April 50.
S-Ur Kauai. Bruhn. from hsusi ports.
S-ur !. A. Cummins. Nielsen. from
Oahu ports
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appoint
Ell Administrator of the estate OF
Frederick SchOlJz. late of Wailuku,
Maui. deceased, by order OF the Hon.
J. W Kalua, Circuit Judge of the Sec
Ond Circuit. hereby notifies all persons
having claims against said estate 10
present the same with the vouchers,
duly authenticated, 10 him, at the Of
fee OF the Sheriff of Maui. in Wailuku.
Maui, within six months from the date
hereof. or such claims will be forever
barred.
All persons indebted to the said es-
taJe are also notified and directed TO
pay such debt 20 the Administrator
only. va II. HALSTEAD.
Administrator Of the Estate of F.
SchOlIZ
Waikiki. Maui, April 18th, 1896
17524w
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Steamship Claudine y

CAMERON. Commander.
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5
o'clock p. m. touching at Kahului, Ha-
ma, Hamoa and Kipahulu, Maui. Re-
turning, arrives at Honolulu Sunday
mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each
month.
No freight will be received after 4 D.
m. on day of sailing,
This company reserves the right to
make changes in the time of departure
and arrival of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and it will not be responsible
for any consequences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight. This company
will not hold itSelf responsible for
freight after it has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be response
bic for money or valuables of passen-
gers unless placed in the care of purs-
ers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fail
ing to do so will be subject to an addi-
tional charge of twenty-five per cent
c. L. WIGHT, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. ]. A. King, Port Superintendent.
Honolulu, H. l., Jan. 1, 1896.