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Blun City Social Club.

This social club was entertained il the parlors of the Bluff City hall Sat nrday night by Mrs. simon Bloom Progressive euchre was play ed with absorbing interest. Miss Ida Drey- fms was the fortunate winner of the first prize, and Mrs. simon Bloom the second. A delicate luncheon was served after the game. The affalf yas as excellent as any in the histo- rv of the organization, and very en- joyable.
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Enfre Nous

The Entre Nous euchre club was enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Louis Roth at her beautiful home on West second avenue. Ele- gant refreshments were served.
 The first prize was captured by Mrs. L. 4. Samuels, and the second by Mrs M Eisenkramer. The occa- sion was highly enjoyable to ali present.
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w4 ~ q
 N@l(s sssey1a H A,5sSOCIe.ty, N
 The Bachelor Maids. s

The Bachelor Maids were most agreeably entertained last Wednes- day afternoon by Miss Grace York. Various games were played, followed by Dutch luncheon. Those present were; Misses Kembel, Gussie Taggart, Ella GaIbraitb, Irene Taylor, Nell Collier, Allie Torian, Eddie Rutledge and Grace York.
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. MT. ] B. Johnson is outcirculating among our business men today talk ing up q cotton factory. There isno doubt that such an enterprise would
 be a great thing for Pine Bluff. Let
 one be organized.
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won by Mrs. Jake Katzenstein while Mrs. l.. Roth captured the second.
 Those present were Misses Rachel and Rose Kaufman, Beatrice Wer- theimer, and Marion Franklin, and Mesdames R. Il. Franklin, E. Aaron son, Eugene Fies and J {. Katzenstein
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The editor of the Puff Commercial received telegrams announcing the death of his venerable mother in Baltimore this morning. She was S5 years old. The GRAPHIC extends to him and his family its sincere sympa- tty in their hour of bereavement.
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An enthusiastic crank cut every halter that held n horse in E. Ere w. ster X Co.'S. stable at the fire this morning, turning the horses loose. Sixteen of them are still loose on the streets. and MT. Brewster would appreciate hekindness should any be led back.
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An Honorary Ent.rtainment.

Mrs. L. A. samuels entertained in honor of Mrs. Eugene Fies, who leaves for Alabama to make her fu- ture home, and Miss Rosa Kaufman, of.St. Louis. on last Monday after noon. Cards were the diversion of the oecasion. The first prize was
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Juliet Lodge. K. ofP.. wia an installation of officers. and
 in the rank of esquire at the m Wednesday. They will also banquet at the Hotel Trulocf brothers are invited to attend
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Messrs. H. G. Allis and Sterling Godfrey, of Little Rock. are visitors 10 ths,~city today. They expect to leave in about two weeks at the head of q company for the Klondike. We wish them success.
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Rev. $. H. Campbell came up from the Onaehita Baptist college. at Ark- adelphia, Saturday, and yesterday iisfelehed tw" irble sermons at the Baptist church.
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Mr. L. Reinberger celebrated his 10th birthday Saturday and is stin haie and hearty. He was tlte recip- lent or many presents and congratu- lations.
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The police force is weakened by the sickness of Assistant Chief Craig and Patrolman Rority. Mir. Frank Stewart IS on the complaining list, but is holding on to his beat.
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Tie following placard was display ed in q saloon recently closed out at Humphrey: "Positively no business on Sunday-d-d little during the week.
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The fire department was called to extinguished burningl cottage no North Olivestreet Saturday at noon. The house which was damaged but little, was occupied by negroes.
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Messrs.F Rigby Valiant, Charlie Orto, Fayette Bell, Dan Taylor and Clyde Hellums left yesterday to at tend the A. I. U., after spending the holidays with parents in the city.
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Mir. Geo. k. Brown, the hustling publisher of the "Gotton Belt, " is in the city. He says that Pine Bluff is undoubtedly the most prosperous city in the State and he looks for great things from it.
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Quite a large party of Pine Bluff society people returned this morning from Little Rock. They attended the Concordia german, given Satur- day night. The german was pro- nounced magnificent affair.
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Miss Fay Blackwell,of Willamette is yisitihg in the city.

Captain E. K. Braly, of the Jeffer- son Fencibles, returned Friday from Il short trip to Fayetteville.
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Miss Hettie Gibson returned to her home at Rives, Sunday, where she
 was called by the serious illness ot
 her aunt, Mrs. s. M. Taylor.
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MT Ed sontield has resigned his position as travelling salesman for . St. Louis grocery house to accept , similar position with the Southern Grocery Co.
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MT. William Edmond Collier who is home to spend the holidays with his parents at Altheimer, spent few days of last week In the city.
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Miss Emma Clary. of Fordyee, passed through the city Friday en route to her former home at Union vile, Tenn.
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Miss Mamie Mann rst., Riyes Sunday after spendIns W X idays at her home in th;s ', \

Mir. Edgar Brown, the r.u the Commercial, is on the si,e spg7 day sA
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Messrs. Frank O'Keiff and Lew Owens, the new proprietors of the Merchants Exchange saloon, served q grand free lunch which attracted large crowds yesterday and last night.
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A car of lumber caught fire in the Valley yards about o'clock Satur- day morning. It was extinguished bY The. fire company.
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Misses Nit Knox and Irene Taylor left Saturday for Nashville, where they will resume their studies at the famous Belmont college.
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Misses MiIlie Van, Minnieco.. Bessie Smith returned vo.. " from a delightful visit to sls' s'
 The accomplished Miss D. after spending q pleasant eb,i with her parents and relath' friends in. this city, will learo row to re-enter school at ea College, Searey.
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Rev. A. 0. Evans left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock. He preach es the opening sermon at the An drew Hunter Memorial church Sun day morning. He will return Mon day.
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Messrs. A. F. Dreyfus, Jack Wnk ems and D. II. Saunders, agents for Sells Bros. circus, are in the city.
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MT. Ralph stubblefeld is outagain after having his foot crushed at the Oil Mill several weeks ago.
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Mir. Oscar Harris, one of the yolun. teer hremen who was hurt by brick ana timber falling on him at the fire sunday morning, is said to be get ting along very well today.
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Mrs. All. Bracy, who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. M. c. Cross, during the holidays has re- turned to her home at Camden.
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Mrs. Ray Hodge returned today to Fordyce, after spending the holidays with relatives in this city.
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Mrs. G. H. Franklin and daughter, Miss Miriam, went to Little Rock yesterday to visit relatives.
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Dr. John Waters was called to Rives this morning to attend Mrs. Taylor, wife of Dr. S. NJ. Taylor, who is seriously i'll at that place.
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Mr. Harvey Hogg returned yester- day spending the holidays with his parents at Altheimer
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MT. Clarence (. Ogilvie. who has been visiting in Memphis, has return ed home.
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Master Robert York leaves Mon- day to resume his studies at Terre Haute, Ind. after spending the holi- days with his parents.
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MT. Horace AlIis is spending Satur- day and Sunday in the city the guest of friends and relatives.
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Miss Lizzie Lephiew returned to day from visit to sherrilI.
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A colored man by the name oi Boyd was found dead in Brock way $ saloon this morning.
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Miss Carrie Bearganer leaves to morrow to visit relatives in Hot Springs.
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Misses Clara Stephens and lola Philpot have returned from visit to English.
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Misses Ella and Nora Kaufman have returned from visit to Miss Wesley, at English.
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Miss Julia Stephens returned to day from q visit to Miss Belle Hogg of Altheimer.
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Mir. Andrew ". Mum N arrived in tae city Sunday ni.,' will make q short busness g,s,l s9'
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Mir. Jno. H. Mccain went oyer to Stuttgart Friday to attend recep- tion.
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Miss Alie Torian returned to Wilk= ins. after spending the holidays in this city.
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Mrs. Monroe Perdue returned this morning from Little Rock, after spending the holidays with her parents.
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MissBelle Hogg returned yesterday from a visit to Althcimer.
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Mrs. l.. A. Samuels will visit re,a lives in Little Rock this week.
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tFrom Sundays Daily

Mr. Q. J. Wade is expected home Monday from Monticello.
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New Caulflower, Green Peas. Fresh Tomatoes and all kinds of Spring vegetables at Joe c. Meyers
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Taylor, D. C. Bell, Milton Blum and Able Bloom.
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tFrom Mondays Daily9

MT. J. S. Williams was a Sunday visitor to this city.
 Mir. R. E. Sims, of Warren, is in the I city today.
 Nose Ringlehaupt was visitor to the city yesterday.
 The police court has been void of business for nearly a week.
 MT, Will Levy, of Wabbaseka, is in the city today.
 MT. Mo Knox who has been visit ing in Mississippi, has returned home.
 Mr. J. D. Grabtree, of Walnut Hill. was visitor to the city Sunday.
 Mir. Horace c. AlIis came over from Memphis last night and is reg istered at the Trulock today.
 Mr. NJ. W. Ware came up from his Tamo plantation and spent Sunday in the city.
 Messrs. L. W. Clement. F. Clem- mons and L. M. Daily, of Swan Lake, are in the city.
 Mrs. Agie Reinhart arrived in the city Saturday and is the guest ofDr. ?. Fl. Pendleton.
 Miss Mamie Bradford returned Sat urday to English to resume charge of her school.
 Mice r,,.,i, Y,
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Miss Carrie Burgauer, after very pleasant visit to Mir. Chas. Veil and family, returned to her home at Hot Springs Friday.
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Miss Mamie Bradford returned Sat urday to English to resume charge of her school.
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Mrs. Agie Reinhart arrived in the city Saturday and is the guest ofDr. P. H. Pendleton.
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Messrs. L. W. Clement. J.F. Glenn mons and L. M. Daily, of Swan Lake, are in the city.
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Nothing

,,,,.,, .e affords pl so look 10 at a home that is all @ own. u al glyes you feeling of indtnden- oe ,e,,ot ,elnaps you cannot msess as n much as somebody else, batwe can furnish you with a nice Ist souare of land that you can buids comfor- table sized house on, Wssas anxious to see every man his om. I | .dlord.
 "W DY sn {1 l's''S,
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Mr. NJ. W. Ware came up from his Tamo plantation and spent Sunday in the city.
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MT. R. E. Sims, of Warren, is in the city today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE.

In accordance with the provisions Of
3 certain mortgage made by D. Kamai
(w) and ]. A. Makanui. her husband
of Hauula, Koolauloa, Oahu, to VIM.
r. Castle. Trustee, of Honolulu. Oahu.
dated September 5, 1889, recorded
Liber 120, page IS, notice is hereby
given that the mortgage intends to
foreclose the same for condition
broken, to-wit: non-payment of prin-
cipal and interest when due.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from
the date Of this notice. the property
conveyed by said mortgage will be ad-
vertised for sale at public auction. at
the auction rooms of Jas F. Morgan.
in Honolulu, on Monday. the S1st day
OF January, 1898. at l. noon of said
day.
Further particulars can be had of
". r. Castle.
Dated Honolulu. January. 1898.
WILLIAM R. CASTLE.
Trustee, Mortgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
RRkaF AID HAFE.

C5zz wn Hay Is now 1hs con-
Dz16s- q The ca :. 5. Wzrrinoo.
The Alameda arrived II san Fran
Is OF she 18Th. ; days - hours ron
this pm
Tie bark Nohiez1 brought 10 Hong
lu-u he organ for ths new Ezneha-
Dehz chapel
TIE bark Mama Ala sailed for his
po-- o. Lhs 18Th inst The Mohicsn
sailed q 1hs 1lth-
The : y Castle latt san Francisco
1o- this p0-T OF ths 15-a and he c D
Bryant O the 18Th
The L : 5 Baltimore. Dyer OH
nznder. sailed On 2 target PRACTICE
cruise yesterday forenoon
The L s. 5 Concord, after : z-zy
q ~ask o. 50 II por1- sailed for
The China station yesterday.
Captain Moshe- q the wrecked
steamer Kzalz has been placed IL
command Of the Kzsaz, nov running
% Oahu ports
Bark Any Turner, flying between
New YORK and Honolulu, Eas stripped
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
IsS6-StT

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands.
In Probate
In the matter of the estate Of Waldo
mar knudsen, deceased.
The last will and testament of said
deceased. having been presented TO
said Court, together with q petition
Tor the Probate thereof. and for the
issuance of Letters TeStamentary to
Annie NJ. knudsen. having been filed.
Notice is hereby given, that Friday,
February II, A. D. 1895, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. in the Judiciary Building, Homo
lulu. is appointed the time and place for
proving said will and hearing said ap-
plication. when and where any per-
son interested may appear and show
cause if any they have, why the pray
er of said petition should not be grant
ed
Honolulu. January I, 1898.
BY the Court,
GEORGE LUCAS,
isS2-StT Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25

o2lked znd u,es2led and fitted with S
new rGd6e- stock AZ Brooklyn, y. Y.
December -
The CA s 5. Wa-rinoo, Bind CON-
In2a6e-. arrived II po-. and hauled
alongside the Oceanic wharf shortly
before Il O'clock last nisht from the
Colonies The pu7SeT makes the fol-
lowing report Left Sydney. January
Sd. experiencing fine weather. Toward
ne later p2T1 Q. the voyage, had
Squzlly weather
The o, & o, : 5, Belgic, Kinder
commander. arrived in port and haul
e6 alongside Ihe Pacific Mail wharf Al
about II O'Clock last night 81 days
fro1 san Francisco. Fine weather was
met with throughout the trip. The
Bslsjc has , very large freight for
Chinese and japanese ports for which
she VIII S2l 81 $50 = II today.
The American bark Mohican. S2un-
6srS master, arrived in port Sunday
no-ning, after 5 very good trip o.
about u days from San Francisco. She
brought go tons Of general merchan-
disc, - cases O. saSolele, COWS and
! c2lf for Castle & Cooke SIS well SIS
- tins q powder for & o, Hall & Son.
and SIS hogs for me Metropolitan
Meat CO. Fine weather waS NE. with
throughout The Uip
The ". c. Hall arrived from Kauai
por;S early sunday morning The
purSe- makes he following report;
Smr. NIkah2ls left hilauea 81 $3.50
,. II SATURDAY with l.5Sa bzEs sugar
aboard. She was lying II Hsn2lsi
2vAitiag better we2ther 70 work 81 hi-
ls1es- Wind o1 Kauai strong easter
Il breeze with e2Ste-ly swell Cross
ing The channel had E y, E wind
with he2yy e2S,e-ly swell TOTAL Of
s. 500 bzzS sugar left OF Kauai, divi6-
Il IS follows, n 5 N. 5000:
Diamond ". 400; Max. $50, X P.
:. 500: L P. S.ool: Il. N. 400: NJ 5.
Co. l0.0o0; X : Co. $500; E, L P,
10 Communication
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
s. s. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON. CnNNArnrn


VIII leave Honolulu TUESDAYS ar : o.ei,,-,,
p m, touching at kahului, Hama ia
moa and kipahulu. Maui Returnins a.
rlxeS at Honolulu Sunday mornings
month i~H
No freight VIII be received after d n
m on day OF sailing
IilS company reserves Tho rfgh. n
make changes in the time OF dena--urs
ana arrival OF its steamers WITHOUT
IICH-, ana II viii not be responsible
Tor any consequences arising theres-,r7
Consignees must be at the landings 10
LeceiVe thelr freight This company will
not hold itself responsible Tor .reia-ht
after il has been landed
risk.
ms company VIII not be responsible
LOT money or valuables OF passengers IN
less placed in the care Of pursers
Passengers are requested To purchase
tickets before embarking Those faH-
ing 10 do so VIII be subject 20 an adff-
tional charge o. 3 per cent
&. L WIGHT. President
s 3. ROSE. Secretary.
CAPI. ]. A KING, Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25

The premises covered by said mort
gage consist Of:
Parcels OF land situate in Hauula
and Kaipapau, Koolauloa, Oahu, de-
scribed as follows:
LIST Land covered by R. P. 1917.
Kul. 1891. in the name of Koekoe. con-
tanning about four and $500 acres.
I'd. Land covered by R. P. (G1
1902, 10 Kaupea and Kamai. contain
ing 1873 $500 acres, which premises
said Kamai is entitled. as sole heir by
right of inheritance.
Sd. Land covered by R. P. 1872.
Kul. 800, to Mokulama. containing Is
acres, and over, conveyed to mort
gagors by deed OF Ceci, Brown. record
ed in Liber lis, page All. and
Also said Kamai's interest in the
estate of J. w Kahuila, of Kaneohe.
Oahu f931-4w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
FOR RENT.

The Dwelling belonging 10 me al
Paia, lately occupied by ]. Waldyogel:
7 rooms besides store and bathroom
s large cistern on premises and album
dant surface water on tap in bathroom
and kitchen, slightly brackish- House
has no stationary washstands or
baths and is unfinished Stable ac-
commodations for three horses.
Also for rent al same place: store
lately occupied by Thee. H. Davies &
Co, fully supplied with counters and
shelves Cistern on premises and sur
face water on tap.
For further particulars apply TO me
al Assessors Office, Paia.
1e36-4tT C. Il. DICKEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
NOTICE.

The California Fruit Market P. G.
Camarinos & Coz viii purchase all
kinds Of produce, fruits and poultry in
either large or small Quantities. Per-
sons residing on Oahu or any Of the
other Islands having turkey, chickens,
eggs, butter, oranges, lines, alligator
pears or any other kind Of marketable
produce. fruits or poultry, can send
the same to them and get the market
price.
Honolulu. 7th Sept. 1897.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Annual Election IN Two
Guard Companies.
wrsy Taylor and Fred. }. LowreY
CAPTAINS The Lieutsnants and
Non-Coms-A Farewell.

The regular annual meeting q The
Masonic Temple Squad ~ Of The Cit
zans. Guard. wzs held IN The District
Couu rcon las, night when The fol-
loving officers were elected,
Wrzy Tzylo--CzQtzia. reelected
HI wIllzms-FIrS. Lieutenant
Alan ". Cl2-ks-Seooad Lieutenant,
Steve Smith. orderly sergeant; +, B,
Aue-b2ch, Qu2-,e-naSse- sergeant; J.
N o2t first sergeant; E ?. Chaplin,
second sergeant: J. Bcckley, third ser
Eazut 2nd J. McLain. fourth sergeant
The Captain then chose The follow
ing co-po-zlS. Louis x McG-ew. c.
B Huston. : Hamzkau 2rd ". N
Ponroy. :. 4. Bachelor zad Ch2s-
Osborn were chosen messengers
The meeting Q. Company Of The
CITIZENS Guard waS held :, the home
q " ! Lov-sy, The old officers
were reelected IS follows:
" !. LoE7ey-CSpcAir-
Geo P. Cas-le-FlrSc lieutenant
Z T w5chmzn-Seooa6 Lieutenant
The Company decided 70 open NJ
zzzin is range II Nzkik which has
been closed ID to- some time
During The course o he meeting, L
r Dee Who Is about 10 leave the Com
p2ny to become 81 officer II smother.
expressed his rsg-e. :, Ssye-ins his
connection with : BODY Q: men with
whom he lad worked to- 50 long 8
time, n answer. some Of The mem
bars 5oklnEly remarked thai in case
L. Vas 10. wanted II The o.he- squad
1e woul6 Be welcome . return again
q his frs. love
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
ARRIVALS.

Friday. January Il
Smr Nikahalg, Thompson, from
ha1G ports
snr. KHAN. Clarke. from Maui and
Hawaii parts
O. & o. 5. 5. Bslgie. Kinder. IRON
San Francisco
ca 5 : Wzr1noo, Bird, from
the Colonies
stnr. Noseu, Peterson, from Kauai
SATURDAY, January ..
Smr Kauai, Bruhn. from Kausi
Sunday. January 3.
Smr " c. Hall, Haglund, from
Kauai ports
Smr. C,audine, Cameron. from Maui
ports.
smr- James Make. Tu-lea, from
KAMA
An bk Moaiean Saunders, from
san Francisco
smE wziaIeale. Parker. from La
hziaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Stmr, Kauai. Rruhn. for Nsksweli,
WaimeS and Kekah2 ST 4 p. N.
Stmr. ", G. HSll, HSsluni. for Ma
viliwili, E,eele, kolca and Hsnapepe
81 p N
Sgmr, kin2u. Clarke, for LahSins.
M2aiSs2, kihei. NsSens, Mahukons.
hSwaihss, Pepeekeo. onomeS, Pspsi-
kou Snd Hilo. 81 10 s. n. LAupshoe-
hoe, msil sid passengers only.
Stmr, WaialsSls, Parker. for Puma
luu and kShuku AZ ?, m.
Stmr, Cl2udins, Cameron. for Laha-
ina k2hului, he2nas, Hama, Hsmoa.
kipshulu and Nun 81 ?. N.
Stmr, Helene. Freeman. for Pasu-
h2u, Kukaisu, ookSlS, Pohskumsnu
and olowalu ST 10 3 II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL
{. 5. s. Bennington, Commander Mich
oIs. from cruise about Maui.
MERCHANTMEN

EECEAN-AEN.
Ch.< Es- does 1o- include cossts-s-p
An ship lille Z. Ss2rbuck, Curtis,
Newcastle. October $.
An. bk- r P Rithe-, Thompson, San
Francisco, December Is.
An bk- 4 W Spies, GodeCt, New
York. December Is.
An bkca- 5. c. Wilder. Mcneil, san
Francisco, Decenbe- =.
Al sch-. Robert Levers, Goodman,
Port Townsend, December -.
An schr- Martha Davis, SouIe, San
Francisco. December e.
An. ship II. T. 8sboock. Graham.
Baltimore, Nd January I
An bkn- A-aso, GCesnle2f, WeS-po-t,
y. z, January I
An. bk- Edward May. johnson, New
YORK January :
An bk1. Geo c Perkins. Mass, Lady
Ell5o. Island. January s
b hk Gw5-s56. Davies. Liverpool
Tiz CaLao, January z
An sch-. Spokane. JzniSon, Port
Townsend Js2Cs-! 10.
An sctr Aloha Dzbsl. San Francisco.
Jzn- u
An bk Alden Bsze, Potter. San
Francisco. Jan -
An bk s. c. Allen. Johnson, san
Francisco jan -
Ezw bk Andrew Welch. Drew, san
Francisco jan Ia
Ezw- sR Fort George, Morse, Nanaino,
B c. Jan Ii
An bk- Kate Davenport, Reynolds,
Seattle. Jan Ii
Ezw bk Diamond Head, Ward, Seattle,
jan 1S
An bk- Mohiesn- Saunders. san Fran
cisco, JalUar! 3.