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Pat Put Out.

ROCHESTER,, NJ. Y, May 24-Tommy
Ryan, Of Syracuse, knocked out Pat Ready,
of Washington, in six rounds, before the
Rienzi Athletic club tonight. The bout was
a hot one while 1t lasted. In the sixth Ryan
simply smothered his opponent sending rights
and lefts all over the head and face. Ready
went down three times and the third time his
seconds threw up the sponge.
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field in voluntary service received the
approval Of the assembly.
The second order was the discussion
of reports on the Presbyterian building
In New York. DR.. Duncan Brown,
Tarkio, Mo-, opened the debate. Sew
eral speeches were made under the
five-minute limit, but without bringing
out any new points. At the adjourn
ment the discussion went over as un-
finished business.
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT
stopped by Police During the Fifth
Round.

Round.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May PA ten-round
60 here tonight between Jim Watts (col-
ored). Of Louisville and Peter Peterson, the
Terrible Swede,'' of Chicago, was stopped
at the end Of the fifth round by the police,
who declared 1t too brutal In the first
round Watts got first blood and two knock
downs to his credit while Peterson could not
land on his shifty opponent. In the succeed
ing four rounds Peterson. always on the de-
fensive was repeatedly knocked down, and as
often went down without being hit, generally
staying the limit to avoid punishment. Watts
fought viciously from start to finish. After
the firth round the chief Of police interfered.
Referee Frank McComb gave the decision to
Watts.
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TAu.ENDERs ToGETHER.

*Farre1l batted for McJames in the sixth.
Earned runs, st. Louis 3, Washington II;
two-base hits, Abbey Weygley; three-base
hits Mcfarland, Houseman, Brown; home
run. Abbey; stolen bases, Dowd, Turner,
Cartwright, Weygley; double plays, Cross,
Houseman and Douglas, Hart, Douglas and
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George A. Van Derbeck, president and
owner of the franchise of the Detroit club
of the Western league, is New Yorker by
birth, first seeing the light of day on Sept
q. 1867, at Rochester, N. Y, and is one of
the few base ball managers who has not only
gained a reputation for himself through his
theoretical ideas, never having a practical
knowledge of the game, but has fully dem
onstrated that he is capable of handling it's
present Western league was organized in the
winter of 1893 and 1894, Mr.. Van Derbeck
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A Joke on the Dentist.

Mrs. McLubberty-How did yez git along
wild tn dintist, Murty?
McLubberty-Shure, he moighty near kilt
me- so he did; but. bedad, Oh how tn laugh
on him all tn same.
Mrs. McLubberty-Is thot so?
McLubberty-Yis. Begorra! he pulled the
wrong toot'.-Judge.
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Match Races Barred.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 24.-The L. A. W.
racing board has put its foot down on league
match races between prominent riders. The
board will grant permits for same when it
has the assurance that the races are on the
square and that the purse named is not a
fictitious one. Unless satisfied on this score
match races will not be allowed.
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to second in way that must have brought
many remembrances to Jack Crooks as he
sat in the stand.
Hollingsworth did not make a hit the first
game he has missed it. He was all broke
UP over it. too.
Shugart played a fast game at short He
played al around Ball.
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Earned runs, Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 1;
first base on errors, Philadelphia 2; left on
bases, Cleveland 8, Philadelphia Z; first base
on balls, off Young, 2, off Taylor 3; struck
out, by Young 8, by Taylor /; home run,
Taylor; three-base hit, Tebeau; two-base hits,
Mexican, Wallace thinner 2; sacrifice hits,
Mexican, Wallace; stolen bases, Geier, Cooley.
Delehanty, Boyle; umpire, Sheridan; time, 2
hours.
TAIL-ENDERs TOGETHER.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May A.-The two tall
enders came together today for the first time
this season, and the Senators took loosely
played game by lucky hitting. The Browns
touched up McJames freely, and King was
substituted in the sixth inning. Score:
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DETROIT HERE TODAY.
Tigers VIII See How the Saints Play
Ball,

st. Paul must do baltic with the Detroit
team, which will open a series of four
games at Lexington park today at 3:45. The
club has some strong players in 1t, among
them 'sHunky'' Hines, formerly of Mime
apolis and later of Kansas City, Burnett, Dun
gan and Big Lew Whistler, all Of last years
team, the laxative catcher, Mike frost,
new third baseman, named Steinfe.dt, OF
whom many praises are sung, while at short
is the new captain, Bob Allen. George Stall
ings will be missed i'll the outfeld, although
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Earned runs, Chicago 1. New York 2; left
on bases, Chicago 9, New York Z; two-base
hit. Clark; sacrifice hits, Decker. Gleason;
stolen base Gleason; struck out, by Griffith
of Sullivan 8, of Meekin L; hit with ball,
Thornton, Joyce; time. 1:40; umpires, Nc
Donald and O'Day.
REDS DROP ANOTHER.
CINCINNATI, o.. May A-The Brooklyns
again defeated the Reds today. The visitors
scored four runs In the second inning and
the Reds were unable to hit Kennedy. At
tendance, 5000. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Colts Not Able to Get Rid of the
HOOdOO.
New York, 4; Chicago, 1. 4
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 4. =
Boston, 5; Louisville. 8.
Cleveland, 9; Philadelphia, s.
Washington, ID; St Louis, Z. :.
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secured the franchise for club at Detroit
and has retained it ever since. AS base
ball legislator he has achieved considerable
renown and when an opportunity presents
itself for his gaining point that will prove
advantageous to his interests he never fails
to take advantage of the situation He per-
sonally looks after his ball team each year.
engaging and releasing players as the case
may be, though he entrusts his captain with
the sole charge of the men during the play
ing season. Many players have gained renown
under his management.
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HUTCH COMING BACK.
Wilmot Trades LalIy for Willie

Willie ELL Hutchinson drew his pay and
babe good-by to Chris Won der Abe yester-
day and boarded train for Minneapolis. To-
night Dan Lally will draw his pay and bid
good-by to the Millers and board train to
join the Browns.
The deal whereby Hutchinson returns to
Minneapolis was consummated yesterday.
Wilmot has been after Hutch for several
days past, but Won der Abe would only
let him go on one condition. Money wouldn't
buy him. Chris wanted Dan Lally, and If
Wilmot thought more of Hutch than he did Of
Lally then he could have the former. For
two days Won der Ahes offer remained open,
and during those two days Wilmot kept the
wires warm in effort to secure man for
the left garden who, while he might not hope
to be as popular with the fans as has Dan,
would fill the position satisfactorily. Such q
man was found yesterday, and the offer Of the
st. Louis magnate was Immediately accepted.
The new man for the left garden will arrive
in Minneapolis tonight or tomorrow morning,
but in any event, in time to participate in to-
morrow's game. Who it is Wilmot would
not say, but 1t is understood that he is
good all around man.
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HOLSTERS DROP BACK.

Milwaukee Club Moves Up Into Sec
Ond Place.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 24.-Indianapolis
could not bunch hits and the Brewers gave
Barnes errorless support Score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee Il o 11Oo 80 o
Indianapolis 80 0 0 0 1 0 o. 8 2
Batteries Barnes and Spear, Phillips and
Wood.
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FIVE OUT OF NINE
ST. PAUL TAKES THE ODD GAME
OF THE MINNEAPOLIS
SERIES.
COULD NOT BAT TOGETHER.
MIILERs WENT DOWN BEFORE
THE SUPERIOR PROWEss OF
COMISkEY'S MEN.
..sp1ANApoL1s Is coAsT1xG.

milwaukee Defeats the Watkins
Team in a marlborough Contest,
Score Being to I.
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What Brewers Thought.


The Detroit club, as seen by the Milwaukee
journal:
In Allen and Steinfeldt Detroit has two fast
infielders. The double play, assisted by Stein
feldt yesterday, was brilliant feature Of the
game.
Deady's work was away off color. Allen
needs some new feeders and two good pitch
ers before he can get into the race.
Whistler has not forgotten how to play first
base.
steinfeldt is a clever player and he makes
good impression.
frost talks too much while he is behind the
bat.
Nothing gives a team SO much Of an anna
teur appearance as lack Of uniformity in Its
uniforms. Blues uniform yesterday was SO
different from those Of the other Detroit play
ers as to be disgraceful. They wore grey suits
and he wore black-colored trousers. In this
connection some attention should be paid to
undershirts in cases, Hike that of Detroit,
where the players use hah-arm sleeves. I'm
der these conditions the contestants become
part of the uniforms, and yesterday among
the Detroits there were green arms, white
arms. blue arms, brown arms, and even red
arms.
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Cincinnati -. ......1 0 0 o 1 o.
Brooklyn ......s....0 O 0 0 0-6
*Peitz batted for Rhines In eighth
Earned runs, Cincinnati 1; two-base hits,
left on bases, Brooklyn g. Cincinnati L stolen
bases, Burke 2 Miller, Holiday, Irwin; double
play. Anderson, Shindle to Grim; first base
on balls, off Rhines g. off Kennedy s. hit by
pitched ball, by Rhines 2; struck out, by
Rhines 1, by Kennedy 1; time, 40; umpire,
Lynch.
TOO MUCH FOR coLoNELs
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2i.-Nich Is WIS too
much for the Colonies today, and the Bean
Eaters won nicely-piayed game. MCGEE
pitched his first whole game for the home
team, and, barring little Witness did good
work Attendance 900. Score:
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St. Paul ., minneapolis 4.
Milwaukee 3, Indianapolis 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Detroit at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids at Kansas City.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-06-22

sary repairs for reconstruction. or else
surrender the Insurance to the lesser,
Section 4. Every such lease shall
also contain a covenant on she Part
Of the lessor. that upon the request in
writing by the lessee OF his representa-
,lves. NstoVe The expiration thereof.
The premises with the Improvements
shah. II Sll q the conditions - be per
formed by the lessee, have been salts
sAcsovilx performed. he put up at sue
tion for $ lease for = term Of not over
twenty years: unless said premises
shall es required for pahlie uses. Of
which the lessee shall receive at leas;
oas years notice. Such auction sale
shall be held not more than six months
nor les than enc month before the ex-
piEStior q said term.
The cost Of the building to be erected
in sccorasres with Section :, SIS above
quoted. is placed ST $4,000,
J. A. KING.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior o-Ses, March -. 1897.
lSSl-lNT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-06-22

EOT -STT CIRCUIT COURT OF The
Hawaiian Islands In Probate. In
the matter q the estate Of John Mil
l2rs ot Wsinsku. Eilo, Hawaii, de-
csS>Si
On reading Snd fling the petition
and accounts Of =. VI. Wakefield. adj
1iciSV2tor q the estate q John MIL.
lSCs q Hilo, Hawaii. deceased. where
in he asks 70 be SLOWED Sass. and
charges himself wi-h seSsS and asks
ChSs the same may be examined snd
GQp-pvsd. and that s final order may
he made q 6iSr-fH---s.'-- - the property
remaining in his hands 70 the persons
thereto entitled, snt dischSrSiug him
S-G his SursJis> from sll further rs
SpocSfb;liCisS as such administrator.
Il Is ordered that Friday. the S0th
G2y % July. A n 1887. at 9 O'Clock
4 NJ before the sid Justice. 81 Cham
be-s. in the Court House. ~ EIlo. be
s16 the sane hsrsty is appointed as
the time Gnd place for hearing said
Cs5itf0- and accounts. sri that 2II per
sons interested may then and there ar-
pear and show C2uSs- II any they have
--1v the sane should not be granted
G1t may present evidence as 70 who
z-s entitled 70 the said property.
Dared Eilo. E--G. this 18Th DAY OF
June A D 1887.
b. the Court
DANIEL PORTER
rS7t-s-F CIe-k-
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3. s. CLAUDINE.

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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE

On Sz.rz5zy. July II. 81 y o'clocs
cooc. 81 the oEcs q E n Baldwin
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n HE CIRCUIT COURT OF The
Fifth Circuit Hawaiian Islands
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Hawaiian Islands.
Mzrrha Duckstt Dounolly vs. Robert
Henry DonnoIly-
The Republic q Hawaii.
To the Marshal q the Hawaiian
Islands. Or his Deputy. Greeting
You are commanded 70 SUMMON Rob
ST Henry Doc1olIy. defendant in case
he shall file written answer within
twenty DAYS sitter Ss-Tice hereof. % be
and appear before the said Circuit
Court 81 the May Term thereof. 10 be
holden 81 Honolulu Island Of Oahu. On
MONDAY rts Sd day Of Nay ne1r. Il
tn O'Clock 4 n. 70 show cause why
the claim q Martha Duckssr DonnoIIy
Pizi1tiE should not be awarded 70 her
pursuant 10 The tenor Of her annexed
petition And have yOu then and there
this writ with t1II returu Of your pro
cse,5icss thereon
Witness HON / W CARTER
First Judge a the Circuit
L. 81 Court Of the First Circuit Il
EozoIUIu. Oahu this Ioth day
q Mzrct- 1851
CSg1s,tl GEORGE LUCAS.
Clerk
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A,,vN,sTR AToR~S NOTICE 7
CRrnTT0RS,

The undersigned having been Guiv
appointed administrator Of the estate
~ WA. II. Daniels. late of Wailuku.
Maui. deceased. notice is hereby given
to all persons to present their claims
against the estate Of said VIM. II. Dan
ielS duly authenticated. whether Sc
cured by mortgage or otherwise to the
said undersigned. at his office AZ Wal
luku. Maui. within six months from the
date hereof. or they will be forever
barred. And all persons indebted 70
said estate are hereby requested 10
make immediate payment thereof TO
the undersigned. 4, \, KEP0IKAl,
Administrator of the Estate Of W, II,
Daniels. Deceased.
Wailuku. Maui. June 81. 1897,
IS74-StT
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PUBLIC LAMBS NOTICE

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

At the adjourned annual meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Oahu Railway
and Land Company. held at the office
Of the Company in Honolulu. on June
2. 1897. the following officers were
elected for the current year;
5 c, Allen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, President
J. 3, Atherton. First Vice President
W. E, Allen. Second Vice President
W. G. Ashley .,.,.,.....>.,.S Secretary
NJ P. Robinson. ...,..,,..-. Treasurer
w NJ Graham, .....,....... Auditor,
Who, together with J. B. Castle. ]. G.
Spencer and H N, Won Holt, form the
Board Of Directors
W. C. ASHLEY.
Secretary.
Honolulu. June 9, 1897.
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