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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

NEW YoRK, Monday, Oct. Is.-Rooeipts OF beeves zee
terday and to-day were 2,a40 head; 10 cars to be e-
ported. % cars direct to local slaughterers. and SO cars
FOR the market. Trading fairly active. Steers stronger,
bulls easier. dry cows steady. The yards were not
quite cleared. Native steers sold at e4ao3 p 100
MS. stays and oxen at s2.bo@e4,2 5. bulls at o9.400
79slac. y n. for native sides. Cables from British
markets quote American steers at lo4@11hc. p n.
y n. No exports to-day; tomorrow &4o beeves and
2,240 quarters OF beef.
r ceipts OF calves yesterday ana to-day. including
1870 direct, were l.2ll head; i.4e< head on sale all
told. Active. VeRls nrm; other calves stronger.
About $50 head were carried over. veals sold at $50
37.75 y 100 MS; grassers at e9.7o1ss.2o. City
dressed veals Arm at 1O1lll2c. y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs Yesterday and to-day,
including l7l2 cars direct. were ii .e43 head; 4S cars
on sale all to d. Active. lp@ &c. higher all around.
The pens were practically cleared. sheep sold At %
@e4.26 Y 100 MS; lambs at eo@e5.90. Dressed
mutton SO Ic. y n; dresaed lambs, 79slao.
Receipts n hogs yesterday and to-day were s.o5s
head; 1.22l head on sale. Firm at e&.lo3o&.<0 y
100 rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
rACHr WRECKED IN oHAMP1A1N.
Han Into . Lighthouse whose Light HAD Gone
Out-An Hands Saved.

Out-An Hands Saved.
swANToN, VT. Oct. 1s.-The steam yacht Pas
time was. wrecked at Bow and Arrow Point, at
the south end of North Hero in Lake Champlain
on Saturday night. The yacht was In charge Of
Capt Hawley. and carried eighteen passengers
from Swanton and st. Adams.
When the yacht neared tho Sisters Island,
near Adams Landing, Grand Isle. she en-
counterod bad weather, The wind had blown
Arrow Point. the only signal to guide them into
the Gut. There was no turning back, 30 Capt.
Hawley made for the lighthouse as best he
gould. In a short time the yacht ran into the
but had been stripped of the white boarding.
which was being repaired. At the same time
the wheel struck the reef and became disabled.
The boat lay on the reef at the mercy Of the
elements. The whistle was blown, and in a
short time Capt. Mock. whq had his schooner
accompanied by three of his crow, and they
took oil the women, four at q time, and carried
them to tho schooner. where they were made
comfortable for the night, as were also the
rest OF the passengers and tho crew. Yester.
day they were taken to Guy Knights house on
North Island. To-day they wero sent to theil
homes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
oROss,s WAR ON MAX .HooHsTIM.
Few owner OF Biauk's Garden and His wait
ers InvoIvod-An Hands Held.

AS O result of the efforts Of Inspector Cross to
bring within the meshes of the law Max Hooh-
slim. the east side politician, there were seven
distinct cases tried yesterday in the Essex
Market Court in which Hocnstim was directly
and indirectly interested.
Hochstim and Thomas Weiss were arraigned
in the Essex Market Court on Saturday on q
charge OF maintaining q gambling house at "a
Second avenue. 1sador Rubenstein, the new
owner of Blanks concert garden in Third ave-
nue., where Hochstim is employed as manager,
was also arraigned for violating the Raines
law in maintaining q hotel in connection with
the concert garden. in which the rooms dld not
contain the required number Of cubic feet Of air
space. The hearing In these cases was adj
Journed to yesterday.
When Rubenstein opened his concert hall
Sunday afternoon one Of the detectives at
tached to Inspector Cross's staff, walked in,
and. after buying a meal and a drink, placed
under arrest the waiter who had served him.
The sale OF drinks in the garden was then
Rubenstein and his lay wer called at the Fifth
not they had any right to do business. The Ser
geant on duty would furnish them, with no
O'Clock one of the detectives attached to the
Fifth street station purchased q sandwich and
2 drink in the place, and then asked to Be al AZ
arrested the waiter who sold him the drink, on
tine ground that the rooms were not properly
fitted out for tho reception OF guests. Before
midnight two other walters were arrested under
similar charges.
The cases against Hochstim. Rubenstein,
Weiss, and the waters were all tried together
yesterday. When not testitying Inspector
Cross was excluded from the room on the score
that his presence might influence the police
men who appeared AZ witnesses. the prisoners
contending that they were the victims Of police
persecution.
The evidence against Hochstim and Weiss was
furnished by several detectives, who swore
that they peeked in through keyholes in the
rear of the cafe ut 81 Second avenue and saw
gambling going on. Hochstim produced q bill
OF sale OF the place. and Weiss acknowledged
being the purchaser. Inspector Gross and one
OF the detectives swore that Hochstim con-
fessed to them that he still owned the place.
Weiss and Hochstim were held In $1,000 bail
zach for trial. Rubenstein was held for trial
because ono of the detectives swore that his
measurement of the rooms indicated q lack Of
SPACE. The four walters were accused under
another section OF the Raines law. which makes
them liable for the failure Of the proprietor Of
the place to conform to all the requirements of
the law. The detectives swore that while they
found all the rooms in the hotel provided with
beds. in some of the rooms there were DO chairs
or washstands. and some OF the beds wero not
provided with covering. Magistrate Simms
held that this was an evasion Of the law. and
held the four walters in 81 600 bail each fol
trial. All the prisoners furnished bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Real Estate Auction aaIa..

AT the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter ?.
Meyer 4 Co. sold No. 1C27 Tiffany street, near Tooth
street. three-story frame tenement house. lot 36x10o.
foreclosure. to the plaintiff. Robert Worthington. a.
executor. for 81. 900.
Strong & ireland sold linton avenue, northwest
corner of Elm street. plot 60x100, foreclosure, to
Martin Gelszlrr for o.. OBS.
Richard v. Harnett 4 Co. sold Nos. 1Se to 1<o West
l36th street, near LenoI avenue. three three-story
stone.front dwellings, plot 40. 6xg9.ll foreclosure,
to the plaintiff. Lewis Morrfs. for 04S, 500.
James L. Wells sold Myrtle avenue. northwest cor
ner of Cortlandt avenue, plot %l00x10o. being lot ao5,
map OF the Arden property. East and West Chester.
foreclosure, to Edward v. Burton. plaintiff, for el60.
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Futures here closed dull, with prices unchanged 90 .
points lower. The total sales were 5000 bags. Havre
esn warehouse Deliveries were 1000 bags. Rio was
barely steady at 90 reis decline; receipts, $4,000,
AZ 90 reis ADJ sncc; receipts, Ss. 900; stock, l,0bs,oO0.
American Visible supply OF Brazil. vac, 500 bags. The
news to-day was beArish. but prices here ruled steady,
owing to an indisposition to sell. Tho receipts con-
tinue large.
October and November, e0.7b@S0.9 90; December and
January. oe.sb@S7; February ana March 5000
o oS,oSer' oo SSppSremSSer. and peeemSsr. LeadrEpy.
Spot and october. 3.B00tc.; November and peoeTs
ber s,ssSssoc; spel,eSsmpplli and unc h nISccdd.a,
S Ser. and np DsSSsm6e Pai iss.so@is. 800.
sSc.; rosin dull at si.4oSsl.Aof for comment to good
PE~TRoLEun-Crude certificates werc unquoted hero
Philadelphia, b.Sbo. naphtbs, $500.
s! PSSv'f PoTs insstiv s'' snS s sssl s1''' New eTlm mes. $50 sss
$3.50; do, old. ss.oo@eg; Tailow' y 1:loc; Butter
w wssssrn' 10. w csisaRc, o est. 1s Ess:prsss1a; ae ope .Ds;
easy under liberal receipts of hogs and, lower
p Iracs: s 5Sr , t Iss@s ,o asH oge qSssF, .asrs Ss o = con.,ssrs sSn,
lot of local buying in January product and eau ed .
sharp advance. Packers sold moderately. Tbs out.
side trade was very small. The closing was on a TO.
action under selling of January stun by early buyers.
The cash trade in meats was fairly good. but lard was
s7sc. Refined UNCHANGED and quiet.
as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvauie-xxx Bic Xxx
and above. %2s0sOc.; X; 300; No. 1. 2s@s0c. No. 3
9ss.; No. g. i blood. 27Saso., Ohio delaine, sosslo
qss2Sc fine unwashed. isc.; understandable. Ice
Michigan Combing-No; l, Is and y blood; ESQ. No
lucky. In lana, and misunderstanding, q blood. %
@24c. %combing. y blood. 2S@s4c.; combing. braid
22@aSc.; clothing, coarse, &c.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-These were to-day's prices,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
PARK BOARD ENTERPR1sEs.
Bids on bronx Park BuiIdings-Rivorsldo DFav
Yiaauct Plans Approved.

Bids on bronx Park BuiIdings-RivoraidO Drav0
yiaauct Plans Approved.
Bids for tho construction of tho museum,
power house. and stables of tho new Botanical
Garden In Bronx Park were opened by tho Park
Commissioner yesterday. The lowest was
1854. 600. bid by the John n. Parker Company.
The contract will DO awarded next week.
Plans for tho viaduct to carry the Riverside
Drive over Ninoty-sixth street were approved.
and the Board Of Estimate was asked TO appro-
pirate $l45. 900 for the work Tho Board Of Es.
innate also was roapssted TO appropriate the
the Improvement along It's entire width Of 400
feet OF tho Bronx and Pelham parkway, between
the east side Of Bronx Park and the cast side OF
Bear Swamp road; %, 900 for an approach to
the Harlem River Speedway at l7bth street, and
S5, 900 for repairs to tho stonework Of the ter.
race at tho northern end Of the Mall.
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MONDAY. Oct. Observation-Disclosures was
easier and quiet. Sales, IA, 900 bush. ungraded
red and spring on private forms. FREQ on board
afoat: No. / Northern spring. New York. 95asc.;
do, Duluth. 96osc.; No. 2 hard winter, 967sc.;
No. 2 red. new. 9sssc. Minneapolis received to-
day 764. $50 BUSH, against 74s.00o last year;
Duluth pa, 1914, against 327.9O5; Chicago
1887, against ITO. 1863; Milwaukee 1929,
against 81, 200: 81. Louis $4,000, against 81
291: Kansas City 1s3.5Oo, against 10000; De-
troit 17.17o. against 7,417 last year. Futures
declined &c. to 1c. Future sales, 4,165.oOO
hnah.. "a fnlloWa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

Eugene r. Motley. doing business as P. II.
Melley's Son. blankbook binder. at 30 John
street, confessed Judgment yesterday to Walter
Selvage for 81. 767.
The Sheriff received an execution yesterday
against Emma and Robert Schmidt tE. Schmidt
& SOM. manufacturers Of children's dresses and
worsted goods at 1877 East 1l6th street. 1t IL
for 1874 in favor Of the H. B. Clafin Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
A RasinE snverIte Judge Pound Guilty.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1s.-County Judge
Frank Bullock. s~ilverite. who. smarting under
criticism of Republicans and s~ound.money
Democrats, visited newspaper Offices, abusing
Editors Breckenridge and Roberts, was found
guilty to-day of assault with q pistol aud Of
carrying concealed weapons. The Judge sue-
pended the capias indefinitely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Twenty Millions TN Ta.es Paia In.

Col Austen, the Receiver of Taxes. reports
that up to the close of business yesterday $780,
o3s. 281. SO. or nearly one-half tho total tax
levy. had been collected and turned over to
City Chamberlain McCook. The collection Of
taxe9 began on the LIST Of the present month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
CAKEWALK CAUSES 4 RoN.
Faster or = RidEewsod Csiorea Church 0sssots
ts the EnteFtainMsnt

Several members Of the colored society Of
Ridgewood, N. j., have announced a reception.
cakewalk. and ball TO be given at the Opera
House on Wednesday night. The promoters Of
the affair are leaders Of the eolored society and
pastor, tho Rev. 7. T.. b.. Reed, threatens to
expel from the, church every member who
attends the cskowslk. The projectors show
interference, and they insist that the ball will
be the event of the season.
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Cotton was moderately active today, out INWtI ~
the opening prices advanced slightly in response 10 an
early advance In Liverpool. Hut Liverpool lost me
Improvement and declined, aud prices here wtAkehed'
in sympathy. The opening advance was LOST anu
price, slowly declined. cloaing at about the iOwes'
figures OF the day, Liverpool and the south sold mere
and tired local longs lQuidated. while tho receipts az
the portS and the interior towns were liberal. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

spot cotton here and At some of the Southern markets
WA easier. Rains were reported In the Savannah
d,strict, the total precipitation being S.bA inches, but
in the balance. of the cotton belt Fair weather pre-.
vailed. The absence OF frost also contributed TO
weaken the tone.
CovTEE.-Rio on the spot was dull, No. 4, 20. Sales
obO bags Maracaibo on private terms. The future
tradinr mna A. fOlloHh.
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Opening. Highest. Lotcest. closfno. Night.
October. :. e4is 95is
December.941 p4I e8Ie 931a cas-
January ..s5S e5L cas- CAS- 65as
Nay. g27a e2G ola Ola e2Ts

Barley-was% inactive. New feeding. csc, cost and
freight TO Bufalo; 2g@9lc.. cost and freight to New
York; mating. 10000. as TO quality. Rye-was
cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was easier
but rather more active. Sales $4,000 bush includ.
on private terms, 5000 yellow. and $4,000 No. 9
white on private terms free on board afoat for ex.
port, and l2s.OOo Al the outports. No. . mixed in
elevator. 3oi.c.; 5000 DO. a, 3lisc. delivered: md
5000 yellow at 3liec. delivered. Futures declined
80. to lc. Future sales $4,000 bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
MONDAY, Oct. 1s

On comparatively light transactions the stock
market made considerable progress to-day to-
ward a higher level of prices. Nearly every one
interested In the market has como to the con-
olusion that liquidation upon an extensive
scale is over. and AZ there arc no unfavorable
developments affecting values-on the contrary,
nearly all OF the current news 10 of an encourag
ing character-speculatiye sentiment Is grad
ually becoming moro hopeful. That sentiment
was Influenced to-day by the condition fthe mar
ket for American securities in London. which.
according TO all accounts. appears to be ready to
respond TO any decided or sustained improve
mont here. The prevailing belief that the de-
ciIion Of the Supreme Courtof the UAitod States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Real Estate Private Sale.

Daniel Birdsali 4 Co. have sold for tho estate Of
william Rogers to the Edison Illuminating Company
the triangle at the southwest corner Of Elm street
widening. with frontage Of 80 feet on Elm street, Q
west line OF 80 feet. and . south line of le feet, run.
nins to o point at Pearl street. where the lot before
the widening was No. 527.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
~ERCIAL COMP END.

300 Fortuna. ...1l.12ol1.25 ll.12a liz
Total sales. / 100 sharea
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Available cash balance.

including gold reserve. .esli, ssl, s45 sqlo. 49s, Q79
Money in London 1911 y cent. Rates Of dis.
count In open market for both short and three
month"; bills, 2la@2osp cent, Amount OF bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on bal.
ance to-day 10000 Paris advices quote 3 y
cents. at 103 francs zig centimes. Exchange on
London rs francs lsia confines. The weekly
statement OF the Imperial Bank, OF Germany
shows the fOllowing changes: Cash on hand in
creased 2 8 AGO. 900 marks; Treasury notes in.
creased 800, 600 marks; "other" securities de-
creased 27,5O0,O 900 marks; notes in circulation
decreased rs, 700. 900 marks.
Speyer & Co. announce that n large majority
OF the Central Pacific first mortgage bonds have
been deposited. 1t Is doubtful whether the time
for depositing them will be extended beyond
the period originally fixed.
The Homes axe Mining Company has declared
its regular monthly dividend Of % cents per share
and an extra dividend. of the same amount, both
payable Oct. 25 at the office Of the transfer
agents, Lounsbery & Co. This makes q total of
P6,43l. $50 that the company has paid In divi-
dends to date.
The sales of mining stocks. at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

the Stock Exchange last week were 2,A37,o79,
an increase OF 1,b56.539 shares as compared
with the corresponding week of last year. Tho
transactions In State and railroad bonds aggro-
gated $40, 272, 100. an Increase of $5. 120, 600.
Receipts of the United States Treasury to-day
were: Customs, S193, Ss3; internal revenue.
1880, 79l; miscellaneous, $40, 749. Total, 81
i97, l23. Disbursements, $1,4SS, 900, an excess
OF expenditures over receipts of $29O,577. Tho
receipts OF the Treasury for the fiscal year to
date have been S94, $685. $40; expenditures, R129,-
37O,772; deficit for the year, 1876, o36, 800.
The net assets OF tho Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those OF Saturday as follows:
Dol. l6. Oct. IL.
Gold coin and bullion. e. $3.50, b4b. 1893 $3.50, 700, $40
Silver dollars and bullion. 1A,416,38A Ia, l7p,0 0S
United States notes. ..... As,3o9,124 lire 57
Other asneta in excess OF
demand liabilities. .... t~,OOe,724 $3.50, Gao
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dividends and 5nterest.

OFFICE ESTAKE MtNING Tor,
MILLS BUILDING. l5 BROAD STREET,
NEW ORR. October 10. 1897.
DIVIDEND NO. 23l.
Tho regular monthly dividend, TWENTY-FIVE (21D
PER SHARE has been declared for Saptem.
Der. pnynblea at the onice OF the Company. Ban Fran
cisco, or at the transfer agency in New York on the
25th inst. Also an EXTRA DIVIDEND CSo. 23sl OF
Twenty-Five (25) Cents per share, payable NJ tho
same time and place.
Transfer books close on the goth inst.
LoUNSBERY 4 CO., Transfer AgentA
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EIporn ohI1'
Winter in bbls.-supsrnne. Ss@es.1b; No. Q extra,
SsRO@Ss. 40; ~straights. o. .6oei.ob; patents, $40
straights. e9,soGssb, patents. S5Ss5.so Mill Feed
bran was qui t but steady. western. quoted Y 100
Ms, 40 MS. b7la6sRlac $50 MS. 672@62hc. 80 MS.
b71962inc.; 100 ms, T2isGSS0c.
CorIoS.-spot cotton here declined he; 300 bales
were delivered on contract. Middling ,uplands:
q 8l6c.. against 2 l6.16c. last year; New Orleans ana
Gulf. 8 7.16c., against 6 3. loc. last year. New Or.
leans, Savannah, and Norfolk declined l.loc. and
Charleston isc, New Orleans sold 5000. Augusta
1888, Savannah S85. Norfolk 467, st. Louis 3oo.
Charleston 100. and Mobile 100 bales. Liverpool
was unchanged on tho spot. with sal"s or
1900 bales; futures there advanced 2 TO 2ta
points, but lost this and declined ] point.
closing weak. In Manchester yarns were quiet; bn5
steady cloths quiet. Memphis received to-day I.sso
bales. aRainst &. 100 last week and $40 last year;
year; Houston ll,l37. against s.75S last week ana
TO- O7 last year; Augusta 2,B02. against s,4ob last
week and 4,0ls last year; Cincinnati Io4, against 20
last week and LODI last year. Augusta shipped 20
day BIB. Memphis 4.l0b. 81, Louis 8.Sl4' Clhrlh'
natl 823. and Houston .l0.7S+ bales. Houston eh.
poets tomorrow Ell 800 TO 81 200 bales. against
20.530 last week and l7,ls2 last year. New
Orleans expects $4,000 TO 10000. HRainst
l7,7i9 last week and 81 80 last year, Tho port re.
oeipts were 1909 bales, sga!hsi, ho,o9o last W ek
and COL B last year; thus far TINS week lloiI.,
AGAINST lll.858 thus far last week: Thr .AlorIs
from the ports Appropriated laOoO bales sew or q
leans advanced 0 points. but reacted ana deGilnth y
points. Futures here opened ! to points higher, nnt
with sales of 10000 bales. The future trading was
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Oats-Spot was easier. Sal-s POS. 900 bush, incluo-
ing $4,000 heavy white; 5000 No, . clipped. on
private terms. and 90, 900 No. 9 mixed Al 2{isc. free
on board snoat for export; No. 2 white. 25i2c.; No. 3
do, 900 at csc: No. 2 white clipped. 2sc.: No. 8
do. 20 ac.; No. q mixed. 5000 at 222@ 22a.c.;N No. 8
do. 5000 22c.; rejected mixed. Gle; do. white.
24ac: No. g mixed delivered. 23ae 2S'4c.; track
mixed, Fac; do. white. $4,000 at 632c.
Futures were easier. Future sales none.
Opening. Highest. Lorest. Closing. Night
October. -. sc. 80. -. 22t 23h
December. So. ... 80. 23k .Sk
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sPRINTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c, for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&C.. for Other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French. and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, &c, for all countries for which they arc adj
vertised to carry mail.
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After the closing of the upplementary Transatlantic
hails named above. additional supplementary
malls are opened on the pr RS of the American,
English. French. and German steamers. and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-04
By or,ler Of Mrs. w. Ii. Smith, |
shall sell at my Auction
Rooms
On MONDAY, Jan. 10, 81,
AT Il O CLOCK NOON,

1st.-Valuable niece Of land on
Mauka side of Beretania street
close to residenc" of I. &. Lucas,
Esq, having a frontage on Bere.
mDlt street Of 1Ol feet and run
mtg through to Kinau street 300
feet with IL frontage of 100 feet on
Kinau street. There are three
Houses on tn property bringing
in a yearh yoUt.l # $500 and
room fot mots 4 ceilings.
2-VaIunbie Homestead on Ala
pal street, corner GARRY and
LGnalilo streets, one block from
residence of j, +. Hackfe'd, Esq =,
at present occupied by F. h.
Nichols, Esq. The House is new
with most modern improvements
and appliances. Elegantly finish
ed. Cathedral and plate glass
throughout, something novel aud
grand.
g. Most valuable property on
Fort street adj lining High School
grounds with 2 fuc dwellings on
same, always occupied aud COM
handing fine rentals owing to the
nearness to the city and unequal
ed locality, being on high ground
and drained to the street.
This is undoubtedly the finest
offer made to the public for some
time past, giving anyone II chance
for Town or Suburban residence,
or a speculator a surety of hand
some returns on his vestments,
especially as the localities are of
the best and none other available
in the vlcinities. Insurance is pre-
paid on all buildings for q years
to come and Water rates to July
LIST. Titles perfect.
Terms Cash in u. S. Gold Coin.
Deeds at expense of purchaser,
For farther particulars, apply to
w. S. LUCE,
49std Auctioneer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands. In
probate. In the matter OF the Estate OF
Anna NJ. Armstrong, deceased. duly
authenticated copy of the last will of said
deceased having been presented to said
Court together with petition for the pro-
bate thereof and for the issuance of letters
of Administration with the will annexed to
A. z. Hadley having been filed, notice is
hereby given that Monday, January Is,
A. ID. 1897, at 10 O'Clock a. m. in the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, 3 appointed
the time and place for proving said will
and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear
and show cause il any they have why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
By the Court;
j. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Honolulu, IL. l., December 10, 1896.
4S5 st
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-04
Notice.

Antoine Seabury il auth Irized to collect
all accounts due me.
49S.lw II. G. bart.