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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
ON CHANGE
Conditions a. Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, June 3O.-The continued
dullness of the stock market today 1ustl-
fled the Judgment of the members of the
stock exchange that It was hardly worth
while to keep open for Saturdays half
days trading preceding Mondays holiday:
A large part of today's business consisted
preparatory to the three days cessation of
trading. This dizziness in the market in
the face of the actual existence Of war is
In striking contrast to the extreme ners err
the usual stock exchange holiday on Good
Friday last, when there was daily expecta-
ton Of the. presentation of the report on
the Maine disaster to congress and the out
break of hostilties against Spain. Stock
exchange members then insisted upon hold
ing session to afford opportunity to sell
stock, in the fear of what has now actu-
ally come to pass, and which, having come
to pass, finds prices at an extremely high
level and firmly maintained. Dull as to-
days market was, the demand for stocks
a quiet absorptino Of securities throughout
q widely extended list Business continued
largely professional, but there was some
commission house business done, the out
side buying being attributed to western
sources, and being especially manifest in
the Grangers in sympathy with the i'm
proved tone of the wheat market. Sugar
continued its advance, but lost it before the
time 21a points, and Broolyn Transit gained
point. A movement to realize on the
days advance late in the afternoon caused
a sharp reaction, which was most marked
in the stocks which had shown the largest
gains, and in which Tobacco also shared.
Pullman showed further striking ad-
vance, and touched 207A. The buying was
said to be due to a pending distribution of
the company's large surplus. Doubts over
the Interpretation of some points Of the
new revenue law, which goes into force to-
morrow, had influence in curtailing spec
ulation. A decline in sterling exchange, in
response to the lowering of the Bank of
Englands discount rate, was the feature
of the day.
In bonds there was a reaction in Texas
and Pacific seconds on realization. Other
wise prices were firmly held. Total sales,
81, 250, 900.
United States old tours, coupon, adj
vanced v, and the new fours h, in the bid
price.
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Nickels for France

The French government has decided to
introduce nickel into their coinage. 1t
is not intended that the nickel shall en-
tirely supersede bronze, as is the case In
Belgium and Switzerland. The idea
is to secure piece of intermediate value
between the half-franc and the ten-cen-
time piece, which correspond more or less
roughly with our sixpencc and penny.
The French mint is busy Just now In
issuing the new pennies and halfpennies
with the designs of M. Daniel Dupuis.
The same artist Is engaged upon the new
nickel piece, which will be Of the value
of. twopence. At first. 1t was suggested
to him that it might have a hole in the
center, like certain Chinese coins Of small
denomination, which are strung together
ON string. M. Dupuis, however, objected
that this would interfere with his artis-
tic handiwork, and the idea was aban-
doned. The proposed new two-penny
pieces are not approved Of In all quarters.
Some people declare that they will tend
to Dust the penny for tips to walters and
others.-London News.
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Prices and Prospects Of the Trade in
Cereals

CHICAGO, June 30.-Perfect weather
throughout the winter wheat belt, so IA
vorabe for the continuance of harvesting
aud threshing operations, gave wheat an
appearance of convalescence from the bull
fever that ragged in the pit the latter half
OF the session yesterday Those who thus
skilled in the symptoms Of that variable
malady In fifteen minutes the fever had
again reached the stage It had attained the
day before. and In another hour nothing
could be heard but shouts for wheat and
cries of ruined crops. September started
slightly under yesterdays close. but 1T very
quickly began an upward movement that
reached great dimensions, both in the vol.
ume of the transactions and the extent of
the advance. Shorts who had been con-
graduating themselves over the reaction
the price Of September reached SIC, and
commenced to feel thoroughly alarmed
when 1t got above 69Ac, and panic-stricken
when it was climbing from 691ac to e9Bc
72Ac, the opening price, to 74%c. The crop
reports emanated from people in the trade
in various western cities, and were of an
exaggerated type, regarding the amount Mount OF o.
them suggestive of an actual crop failure,
The advance was all lost on reports from
sources conversant with the broad general
features Of the crop over the entire coun,
try which indicated a crop of unusual
magnitude. after all allowances were made
for heavy damage in good many localities
The Cincinnati Price Current suggested
Yield fully as large as 1891. when 1t was
Gil, 7SO, 900 bushels, and the unused surplus
Of that crop weighed on the markets here
and abroad for two years. The restoration
of the wheat duty by France was apparent
ly ignored here. At the close July showed
a loss of Nc. and September. &c. Brilliant
weather and the absence of shipping de-
mand made traders bearish, as rule, in
corn July closed nc lower.
Continued covering by shorts, rainy
weather predictions, unfavorable crop re-
ports and the rally in corn advanced oats.
The early gain was all lost in sympathy
with the drop in other grains. July closed
with loss of h@&c.
The feeling in provisions was bearish on
at the yards. Pork left of 21zc lower. lard
and ribs SC lower.
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A Careless Discrepancy

The daily statement of mortgages filed
yesterday, to be found in this column.
amounts, as will be seen, to $2O7 ,O07, al
though the official publication, the Daily
Journal, which is paid by the county for
furnishing this class of news. gives the fig
ures of mortgages amounted to only $73,-
S07. The discrepancy arises from the omis-
sion of one item of mortgage covering the
sum of $133, 200. Similar errors and omis-
sions are not infrequent in the Journals
columns of real estate items, and suggest
the need of greater care in the compilation
for which the county pays.
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Byrnes Retires From Business

Thomas Byrnes, ex-superintendent Of
police, Is out Of the detective business for
good. Soon after retiring from the force
he started a private detective bureau.
1t was believed he would win great sue
less in the new venture. Such has not
proved to be the case. Some three
months ago Mr.. Byrnes associated him
elf with the old Wilkinson Detective
agency. His name was put on the door.
Many of his old staff at police hcadquar-
ters entered the employ Of the concern.
Last week these old friends Of Byrnes
were told that their services would be no
longer needed. Today the name of
Thomas Byrnes was taken off the door
of the office.-New York Dispatch.
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London Markets

NEW YORK. June 30.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabegram says:
The stock markets here, including Amer
he red"ctIon ia the Ranw az EnrIsnd dis
count rate has come a week sooner than
expected. 1t was good policy of the d.
rectors, however, to make the movement,
for they have done a much larger loan BUSH
ness than they would have done otherwise.
Probably 100000 was lent today, the money
being wanted for the customary half-year-
ly requirements.
A Dutch loan of 57,s15,0Oo forms (about
S23, 250, 0O0) is announced tonight the inter-
est being 8 per cent. Speyer Bros. and the
Union Bank of London will receive sub
scriptions In London. An Indian loan for
E6000,000 is expected within the next ten
DAVIS
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mortgages, Y1OOU ana OVeF
DAILY statement.)
Fmo MeDgrts Ct s sub to Of E Hssan nd
EI!sabeth g. Mills Mis- I e = Union Ri Fl ''
Sav,-Lots ! and 2, blk !, J. N.
to Monrovia; also, 1.22 &C. in Sec. 49,
l N. II; June l. 1900; 101a per cent. 5000
j. w. Krause ct al. to Ellen r. Maggie
Lot 2. blk z, Williamson trt. yrs, nm
e. J. Johnston to Ira Phiiips-Bik 10, -'''
E. S. Fields Occidental lights trt,
" ~ a per scent 81 81 to proiective l4S
Saw. Nut. B. & l.. Ass'n-Lot 102. j.
Marion Brooks sub. 10 yrs, per
Joseph semi Bnrkhard Ct a. To- Security i'0OO
Saw. Bk-Lots and 6. blk B, Moran
trt lots to 5, blk G, Cameron trt;
part part lots lots j to & blk h K9 Wafs TIT
Orange trt; part lot 5, blk q, 9. s.;
- A; Wheeler trt; yrs, 9h per cent; $4,000
Pa aM0 Sec g g, g. s. 20 Il, yrs. iS per
F. W. steinhaus, tr., to Alpine Springs
l.. s. W; Co,IPart Sec. -. 5 N Il, .oo
Hattie E. and r: j. Tucker to Protect
i've Saw. Mutt B. & l.. Ass'n-Lot o.
blk c, washington st. trt, 10 yrs IN,
per Ccll 4soVU
Richard Garvey to Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank of L. Apart Secs.
%, %. &c, ~ and 81, ! s. ~: all lots
and blks of tract Of land shown on
map of a SUBJ of Carney ranch
standing of record in name of
mtgor; all int. of mtgor in Ro. Po-
trero Grande and Ro. Potrero Fee
lipe Lugo; prop. NV. cor. Ninth and
Spring SITS: also, as collateral secur-
ity for said indebtedness the follow
Ing notes and .mtgs: Mtg. sss-22l:
lot /, blk 4, sub. Of Carney Ro.;
day, 10 per cent...................... 1873 200
Twenty-onc mortgages under $1,000. 1904
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED " sEa eoDMsoM

L. H. Talbert ct al to J. r. Wallace
Lots to "a, DR.. c. N. Harlin's sub.
of lot IL. blk c, p. L. & w. Cos
SUD .............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,30U
Alpine Springs L. & w. Co. to Il. w.
Steinhs is, jr.-Part Sec. IL, N. IL 1880
I. G.: Palmer, E. C. Chaplin ct al. to
+. l.. Cleaveland-Par Sec. 6, N.
~ ..'........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,lW
w. Gerber ct al. to Mignonette Cook
Lot 127 and part 1876, Kohler trt.. 1900
Thrty-one transfers under $1,000, Of
which four were nominal. $3.50
Total .s12 1888
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HAVE you A SON, BROTHER

Husband or lover In the Army or Navy
Mail him today a. Csc. package of Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder for the feet. All who
march, walk or stand need 1t. It cures
and makes hot, tight or new shoes easy.
Feet can't Blister, get Sore or Callous.
where Aliens Foot-ease is used. 10 900 testi-
monials. All druggists and shoe stores
sell 1t, 25c. Samples sent FREE. Address
Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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[]]l!lIl371Qil3

of 1t her guns would be torn from their
fastenings and sent rushing toward the
magnet. Colonel King was a scientific
man, and he protested vigorously against
these absurd exaggerations of his mag
net, but it was impossible to stop the
story until 1t had run its course.-New
York Sun.
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@ & Ohio So. ...1llh st L 4 N con IS 95k
D & r g lists. .l08 ST L & s F gen s. 120H
D & r g 49,. IS ST p Cor. ...,,,,1lS
= Tenn lists. .l07N st p & lists. .120h
Erie Gen 4s.... TAX 40 6s,.,,...l17
T w & d lists tr 75z 90 Ry 81 .....,.... Az
Gen Electro s.. lO3 q r. & II 6s. 6SZ
g H & 8 A 6s. .lO6 Tenn new set S.. 90
do 2ds....102 Tex p L G lists. 1854
H Il 7 5s......1l0 do reg 2ds.. 4V%
do con IS. .1N II p d & G 1sfs.. 629t
Iowa lists. .101h Wabash ist S.. .110b
La new con Is. 100 do 2ds..... S6%
L & N Uni As. 9Oh w Shore 4s.... 1JS
Miss 'ur! IS Ito Va Centuries. Il
M X & 7 2ds.. GS do did,. 4
do 49,. S9M N p pfd. 59H
N Y Cen 1sts..119 dc 4s...... 97%
N c 5s.,115
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
LOS ANGELES, June 30. 1895.
"Bocks are embalmed minds"


bank Of this city this afternoon as fol-
lows:
deputy Harrison has limited supply OF
stamps forwarded you; additional supply
by registered mall. No penalty will attach
to unstamped checks until full supply fur
nished. Keep statement of such, for which
you will be assessed amount of checks.
(Signed) "JNO. G. LYNCH.
Collector"
The new rules adopted by the banks of
this city in regard to the stamp tax on
checks and other documents, and also as
to the selling of exchange, go into effect
tomorrow (July 1sO. These rules were pub
lished for the first time In this column last
Sunday, and have since been given general
circulation.
At meeting of the clearing house banks
held this morning some further resolutions
were adopted, under authority of the pro-
visions of the agreement entered into be-
tween all the banks Of the city, seventeen
in number, by which the clearing house
banks were given pow'r to make such
further regulations as they should see fit
to assist in the carrying out the agreement.
The new regulations provide:
Fir5t-rhat all checks drawn and dated
prior to July LIST. but presented later, are
not subject to stamp tax.
Second-That all checks deposited which
are dated July LIST, or later, will not be re-
ceived unless first duly stamped.
Third-To avoid confusion and annoyance
during the month Of July, should any un-
stamped checks be received from renting
banks, the receiving banks will stamp such
checks and deduct the amount from the
credit.
Fourth-No promissory notes will be ac-
cepted unless the prescribed stamps are af-
hxed and Cancelled by the maker, at his
expense.
at,1kr <rfx tn Ifo,,
of checks will be considered in violation Of
the law.
Public comment upon the action Of the
banks in charging for exchange sold Is
entirely favorable There appears to be
no good reason why the banks should con-
duct SO large, important and indispensable
part of their business entirely without
compensation.
1t Is a timely action also, as they will earn
exchange on every single remittance that
is made after today on account of the new
war loan and, judging by the way in which
subscriptions are rolling in, this item will
be quite q considerable one.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Los Angeles will be held at the bank on
Tuesday next.
The First National bank Of this city will
pay its regular quarterly dividend of 50.
per share on Tuesday next, Monday being
legal holiday.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)

(DdIIy 6tHlVmeHt.J
3S2-1O4 500. Observation-Disclosures. 1906
G.. Connell to A. A. Irish, 421-22S...... ,0S5
sl4-sl -. ........................ 1921
eo2-S4 ........... ...................... LOCO
Fifteen releases under $1,000. STE
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 1924
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, June S0.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $20l ,o32, 722!
gold reserve, S106, 473,138.
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ers, 1.5oml75; stockers and feeders. Eoo@
500; bulls, 31503.S0.
Sheep = Receipts, 1000; market steady;
lambs. 4.00W6.40; muttons, 3.25Q5.10.
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Value of the Herring as Food

medical authority on the virtues Of va
rious kinds of foods declares that the her.
ring gives the muscles elasticity, the body
strength and the brain vigor, and is not
flesh forming,
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June s0.-CalIfornia dried
fruits steady.
Evaporated Apples-Common, case per
pound; prime wire tray, 9Q91ac: wood dried,
prime, SIC: choice, 919c; fancy, 10c.
Prunes-44Shc.
Apricots-Moorpark, 10G12c.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5@9c; peeled. 12Q16c.
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California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, June SEDUCTION sales OF Cal
ifornia fruit by the Earl Fruit company:
PumsPsaeE ios GMsG tsSo aYssas' '
Apricots-Royal, ojc1g1.15.
Cherlles-Royal. Anne, 5o@S5c
BIZ RW 56 pe1KTs' 5S ha ah Sct s.,s,
California fruit by Eearl Fruit company:
Prunes-Tragedy, 95cQ!.30: Simoni. S0c@
100
p plu Rnr1sbS dan; l0'o1s'; Oregon
Cherries~Royai Anne. eo@75c: Republic
Peaehes-Alexander b50s5c; Hale's Ear
Apricots-Royal, SOc@1.3O.
FlgsL;l;;sl1a@1.s7M; average, La Nine
New YORK, June so-Porter Bros. com
auction at following prices:
Prunes-simonii: 1.1s01.0. single crate;
Tragedy, 1.00Q1.65..
Burbank. ssc@2. Loo; Abundance, soc@i. %
Mikado, 100; Royal Hetive, s5@SOc; st.
o1 Aprlcots-Roysi s5c@1ss. single crates;
Figs-Black, LIS per s.pound box.
Peaches-Alexander, 45c1.1o box; Hale's
Early, 55c@1o5; Sky Frees, ooc; Governor
Cherries-Royal Anne, 30c@1. 10 box; fan
cy assorted, 70@S0c; Tartarian, 30575c.
CHICAGO June 30.-Porter Bros. COM
fruit at following prices:
ApricstsBsSenMhsm 1so es sins e crate
Apples-Alexander, 1.55 box.
Prunes-Tragedy, 115Q1.S5 single crate;
Piums-Peach, 1.2o@1. 70 single crate: Cal
ifornia red, 1.10g1: 20; Burbank, s5c@1.35;
abundance, 1.OO@1. 80: Mikado, LIS; Satsu-
ma, 100; Clyman, SOC; Royal Hetive, 600S5c;
Ogon, 1.20 mixed. 9oc;
Beauties, 100: Republican, 55c@1. As; Royal
Anne, 35c@1 .O5 other varieties. 25@55c.
Peaches-St. John. S5c@1. O5; Hale's Early
l1O5; Hines Surprise, soc.
Figs-Black, 1.20 per 8-pound box.
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Silver Bullion
CHICAGO MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. June O.-Silver bars
5SAc; Mexican dollars, 46N@46Ac.
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KANeAs CITY, NO., June S0-Cattle--
Receipts, 1880; market steady; native
steers, 3.2566. co.; Texap steers, &S5@4?0;
Texas cows. 2.2tdp3.50; native cows and half
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, June 3O.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
.rock exchange today:
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Insurance Items

The supreme court of California has de-
cded that the companies must pay the
Stockton Harvester claim, which has been
over sos, 900.
The Pacific department of the newly or
ganized Thuringia-Amerlcan Insurance
company. will be managed by Voss, Conrad
& Co.. The Thurngia-Amerlcan has a cap
ital Of 500, 900 and a suplus of 500 900.
Voss, Conrad e Co. of San Francisco.
have organized the Frank.or-American Ac-
cident Insurance company of New York, to
do ar employers liability, accident, plate
glass and casualty business. The new COM
pany will have cash capital of $500 900 and
100000 surplus. 1t will probably absorb
the United States business of the Frank
fort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance
company Of Germany.-News Letter.
Interpretations
Charles II. Butler g. Co., Oakland; $25, 900;
all subscribed.
Fresno Tartar Works, San Francisco
40, COO; $500 subscribed.
D. Dickey & Sons, Dinube: $4,000; all
subscribed
The McGillirray Mining and Development
company, San Francisco; $4,000; all sub
acriDed.
FIX Transfers, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)
4. II. Johnston to e. J. Johnston
Blk 10. q. 8. Fields Occidental Hgts
tract sss1ssSg S3,OOv
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, June 30--Credit balances,
q2c: certificates opened 9115c bid for cash;
closed, 9O1tc; sales for the day. 1000 cash at
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MUNYON'S


/ will guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will euro 90 per cent.
Of all forms Of kidney
complaint and In
many instances the
most serious forms Of
Bright's disease. II
the disease II COM
plicated send . four
ounce vial Of urine.
We will analyse It
and advise you free
wha. to do.
NUNYON.
n vial. Guide In Health
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J. r. SARTORI........... President
MAURICE 8. HELLMAN. vice-Preeident
w. D. LONGYEAR.... Cashier
interest paid ON term and ORD
Money !
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers and Merchants bank of
Los Angeles will be held at the bank on
Tuesday next.
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The First National bank of this city will
pay its regular quarterly dividend of ST.
per share on Tuesday next, Monday being
a legal holiday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-02
IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Minister Of Public Instruct
5065

Holders OF water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from to o'clock a. m. and from
to o'clock p. N.
II. Holders OF water privileges on
the slopes OF Punchbowl above Green
street, and IN Nuuanu Valley above
School street are hereby notified that
they will not be restricted to the irri-
CATION hours OF to a. N. and to
p. m, but will be allowed TO irrigate
whenever sufficient water Is available,
provided that they do not use the water
for irrigation purposes for more than
four hours in every twenty-four.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved: J. A. KING,
Minister Of the interior.
Honolulu, H. L, Sept. 7. 1888. 501S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-02
ESTEREAZY'S TREACHERY.
Stated re Was IN Pay Of the Germ-r
Government.

Stated re Was IN Pay OF the German
Government.
PARIS.-a great sensation has been
created here by the semi-oficiaI an
nouncement in a number of the Der
lin Government organs that the Ger
man authorities have never denied the
fact that Col. Won Schwartzenkoppen
was in the habit Of receiving Informal
lion from Maj. Esterhazy. The an
nouncement goes on to say that it was
part and parcel of the COlO1eIs mis-
sion as military attache to accept and
pay for information offered by such
officers as EsterhaZy. The Government
denies explicitly once more that there
has ever been intercourse between lis
agents and Dreyfus.
This Official implied admission by
the German Government that Ester
hazy was in its pay. and that he acted
the part Of traitor TO France, has
created an indescribable sensation here
and everybody is asking whether the
French Government Will at length call
Esterhazy TO account for his treaclery,
or whether he will be permitted 10 en-
Joy longer his astounding immunity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-02
MlRSHAl'S SALE.

BY virtue Of decision rendered by
the District Magistrate Of the District
Court Of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
Hawaiian Islands, on the 26th day OF
October, A D. 1898, ordering certain
spirituous liquors and the vessels con-
tanning said spirituous liquors 10 be
forfeited and sold, I will sell at Pub
lie Auction to the highest bidder, at
the Auction Rooms of J. f. Morgan, in
Honolulu aforesaid, all OF the said
spirituous liquors, consisting Of cham
payne, whiskey, gin, wine, brandy and
beer, and the vessels containing the
same by said Court ordered to be for
feited and sold at u o'clock noon OF
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of November,
4. d. 1898.
CHARLES Z. CHILLINGWORTH,
Deputy Marshal Hawaiian Islands.
5O65