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coiles!an Ma,hewson will face IN.
Quaker siuEger, This afternoon, and
Davis evpe.,s 70 WIN in walk I've
have got 10 tax. The nen. tao here 10
break even, he said :o.dly. and ~c
will come pretty near dong IT
Poor Attendance.
Tho attendance keeps getting worse
and worse, and !; begins to look as il.
Col. John J. Roger was Gp against n
hoodoo. r@mpnrct with which the on"
recently shaken hy the Giants would
Eizs uf Ike mascot. y half Go.r be
fore the game began there were no, 80
persons In the park. ond 10 per cent -
these wee dcndhcadc-r. who wo:c util.
Lied TO chase the practice Ai.s ~ the
Quaker.
II matters not a whit that Rnger-'-
team Is winning, The Philadelphia fans
have ;hrifts hsnkcriue f0r the c5.c,n,
admission ~ the American Lcaeu.rs
that outweigns any feeling or rcn':rncr,
o. patriotism. Even the two pretty
girls whose faces frightened the grand
stand on TWO occasions. deserted the
cauS. to-day.
GinErry Practice.
There was nothing but finSor n III.
Giants warming W practic. to-day. and
Z With MhuhewEon In the box II looked
Eood betting that they would come out
on top At last.
Manager Davis decided 10 give Acc
Z Smith a chance to receive Matrhc wson' 3
: twistcrH. and Orth aud Douglas we're IN
! the points for the enemy
= First Inning.
Croas ferr!ed VANS DO inder over all
f5ght.. s'aSie was under Selbachs soar
Fer. Davis struck out. No .uns
- MtEphy and Cancel were che pair who
I.Allcd sThomas. Slngie poppc,, \ fp,l fnr
frenx Van enjoyed Delehan'y's picnic
@4lysto centre. No runs.
second Inning.
a Cross made . pretty running pickup OF
Il Bhsku1an'a grounds. and :>a.sed n 10
{ Ueylheuty. Hfrang's scorcher In the
was . safe one. Camel sent
~ sCfoss and atrang was forced
q ; = sAssg Murphy's long
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Terry McGovern. n" f.R,h.rw"igh,
champion. aud oscar Gardner. thu
omaha KID viii NEE, In n twen,y-round
bou, b-foi" III: Twentieth Century Ath,
letic club. ur san FrIu"4sco. Tonight
They will box ut ~ pounds. weigh in
AZ o'clock thte afternoon, aud will
ba''l" FOR purs" OF f5.o"o. Of which TAO
winner will r"ceiv" 1850. and the loser
N:j0
The question OF referee was settled
last n!Sht after much 1utbbtng iinrry
c"rh"t'. hT.:...c- = ~ eS-chnmplon.
was hnallv decided on D, both M.Gov-
"rn and Jim Kennedy. the matchmaker
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.MAHER WINS
VISITORS CUP.
L. ReiH Finishes Twice
Third at Newmarket
Meeting.

LONDON. April D--Thc Sewm Arket
First Spring Meeting opened to-day
with an Interesting list o. events, An
alleged selling pate nj five furionSs
was ~on by Oc;oroon Girl Eileen VIC.
let, owned by Mr.. Richard Croker. ran
third, Lester R.in having the mount.
The Visitors Plate was Won ~ Lord
Hnrewcod's N!gh,shade, ridden by
Danny" Maher. Lord Dunrav.n's Sea
Fog came In second. and W. G. Stcv-
ens's bay colt Branksome. With Lester
Reiir in the saddle. finished third
The First Spring Two-year-olds Stakes
was won by J. Il. Jcefs His I.ordship.
with Lester Rem up. +. f.or.llnrds Al
H.. on which Danny" Mahcr had the
leg. was second. and Satyr ran third.
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C0lUMBIA'S CYCLE TEAM.
Training for INTERCOLLEGIATE >.n,ou
begun at BrrL~i-, OWL

Columbia expects ~ atys ggnle
team that viii rIya al! n. coIcSla,e
"rEaniaaiions jack cray has tl,cr. ri.
Gagged 20 train IN" cnnd,dstcs, ana h,,
nirrady begun work on the track a,
Bcrkeley oval
Rose, Water. Fitch Rae and Knoll.
years team ans! VIII iIa.l, ani,fy to
compete IN The 'lrst meet ~ The season
~" Intercollegiate races between l,oItim.
hia, Val" and Pennsylvania OF M,y ii
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NOTES OF THE GOLFERS.

s.riss u Ss,grd., handicap. .iIl +. ri,,ra
~ n. nsmh-r, Of IN. Plrs Colt cue n, Plain
hrIf '"f cup oh'fsf tN q ~, NsGut.h.n III.
hsnIicAp' Nil be play-' until SuN 2 and A.
eoTdins 20 tho conditions Of IN, r1r 1,n,,t,,
u must ~ Nna tso 'rispas by III. am. ri,y -,
~ bennfn" his permanent ;~r9.-ry
Columbia Golf team viii play IN. team @, -,
SAsn 'lp5 rn the latter, inE, m S.,,,rt,,
Afternoon. meeting t>,.,en N. cr..r.rt /,
'nh IN" Fox Hili, team siil T. pI,y,t Al,
Bar RIDGE m N. ram. hs,
me S"s fofs "fa's Of the DaI,g.roi Golf Club
" nov Ioch.i Al 81 N'psipy l.oui, k.u,,
VINO '~nAir, a. '~~tsr,. say. ,h.. IN. .ssi.
t!bns 10 the club-houss are finished and a,
several foon' sre nos rssty 10. rn.ns.r.
TIE Oakland Colt Club will ola, ,-y,r.,
notett. .ith 'h- Flushing Colt Club on II.
t'hn lays'dt, J.. l.. ,o-m,rros and on A,J
sanes have been arranged With IN. hpsw.sni,
Rehnond County. Hnklsso,t ami Nassau CIuhs
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u MS viii 1. IN, iirsi appearance
.! Mct'pstru and Gardner IN san Fran
c.',u Their" - every indication ihat
on" ~ thu largest crowds that ever
look"i 1T nstie natilc In that city VIII
y. on nan!
ting. the rI,l- being 10 10 on his
chances % WINNING.
Hpth boy. INT h,i ny their training
this inurilsu- lnd VII! rest until ordered
To 20 iniD 10. ting They are both under
The required weight McGpvcrn Weighing
~ pouii j. and Gardner i2c
In the pr liminarv bout Danny Dough
.rt. ~ phi,HiriFBit. the bantam wei ~ I
champion wiiI meet 'Eli' IcFidd.n.
OF san Francisco Thcy viii box ten
rounds az 10 pounds. McGov.rn and
Gardner Will enter til" ring about 10
+ "
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MATTHEWS AND SULLIVAN THE WINNERS
OF TWO BIG FIGHTS IN LOUISVILLE.
WeIter-Weight Champion Outpointed Tom
Couhig in Twenty-Round Battle at
Southern Athletic Club

pion had had more experience than hi,
OPPONENT ana was cle,ercr
Mitty tried repeatedly for a knock
""'' OUT c"uh's kept MS Jaw well pro
tec'.d ana out os trouble. lie also re-.
turned as good ~ he x, p,r. -, IN.
tim" ana the nSht nas rs no means
uneven one,
During the eleventh round Kc,.r..
English received . telegram containing
IN" sad news TINT HIS mother wa. Iv !nr
IN Cincinnn,i He refereed the nrh, "a,
Us Nh!sh although IN grca; mental
agony
Bhrney Fury. OF cincinna,i. and W!llie
fltzS-ra!d. ~ BROOKLYN. fought an OK.
citing preliminary, which was dcCi,r"
IRA" IA" i,rook!yn "a! waS the NOR.
size
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No runs
flich Nae easy, Murphy 10 Camel
douglas MED to S.iiuca wolyerrnu
CAV" van similar chlucc No runs
rhirh inninE.
>, Broadway Smith sen, nee ions
~ To Flick Mattacw-ou nnpo.d 70
M3!Ncripn,. Good Eye Van waited and
wfik"" Van stole <.FOns Sclp,rh
found dis ratt pok. 70 pe.hantv ahead
81 him No runs
D"lin got 5,s" N balls mo il-,t
TOSS was ont ~ H-st on his hnu.,irr
!" Siflng. ORTIZ died to Van who ~
,, hne throw held Do!sn On second
lf"mas lined straigh. into Stranr !,
piGiahes No runs
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of the club chatiry Whites name was
nr-t proposed. bat although both hSht-
"rs wcr" satisfied with him. the arEu-
sncnt iha, pnnli continent WAS against
such u decision ruled the Ncw Yorker
out VI the question.
tn" contest should result In or, OF
Tie fastest and most vicious hut,lcr h'-
tween little Fellows tina; has ever been
witnessed on tn" Pacific cons, Both
boys ~" rurg.i lighters and terrific
punChcrs
Their second Hattie.
This VIII la the trCrtd ,iins al,y nave
faced each other IN ,h- squared circle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-30

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April y -Mai,y
Matthews won the t.cis!on over Tom
couhis here in their twcn,y-round nEnt
ae the Southern Athletic club last night
The baltic was a fast and interesting
one. The men We're on th.!r me,tlc and
did their best Some Of their niN-ups
were so fierce that the big crowd was
frequently w on It's feet cheering
madly.
1t was Derby night. and the building
was crowded to the door with 4 rniscc!-
sporting men of various sorts
Matthews began scoring polnt- cary
In The fight The wcItcrwr!rht cham
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Women PLAY At
DYKER MEADOW.
Miss Chauncey Defeat
ed Mrs. Geddes in the
Morning Rounds.

A, the Dykcr MclioN Golf CLUB. Fort
Hamilton. this morning tho play result
ed as follows:
Fir.t Eight.
Miss Chnunccy defeated Mrs. Gc'l'ics
Sup and 2 to play. Miss Wallace 5ca,
Miss Pcar-ail M and 10 play Mrs,
Whitney beat Mrs. Glib. M and to
play. Mrr Smylic defeated Miss Laura
Wallace / W am, 10 play
second Eight.
Miss Jarvis 0ca; Mr< Crlt;"1don : ~
and 1 TO play. Miss Ogden defeated
Miss Smith up. Miss jtidnon defeated
Mrs. Lioyi UP and TO nliU Miss
Jennie Human beat Mrs william. Beard
I up and . 10 play.
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/. NJ. CLARK IN CHARGE
OF THE INDEPENDENCE.
""n-hn"~n incht.mnn VIII lie
's.i.trh by Nd,i>"r> Hoard
on LnMsOn's Imn Nnchi.

Il SEATED au'hnrliivcls tant l. VI,
GHirk he we.l.known Boston vach,s.
rIt 49, nave ruu ehagg. OF n. cup
Nnth' Independence during the coming
season.
II" NIL ~ assisted by an advisory
hph't, sNTc ~ ih' members 81 which
ir' lever New England yaGh'smen. and
u j. Injected thar THROUGH their ~.
'nt'S AMI Mr. rlErk tho B".rnn boat
W.T.. he 80 tIc'n: rpu -iti1H by June |
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-30

American LrnHur Cameo TO-Day.
batlm6:. ~ washinrton.
BOs,oa At Ph.Esdelplis
Milwaukee At Gle, Gland
Nttroi, At Chicago
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AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

'sr-.iAl to The Evening World
RACE TRACK. AQtEDtcT. April 20
The entries for tomorrow. races are
rs follow.
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RoEsER COULD THROW HIm7
Crowd Thought Hen.y-Wcixha Wa
Taking with Harvey Parker.

Faking with Harvey Parker.
ROSToS. April 3o.-Ernss, Roeber. tho
heavy-wc!Gtt wrestler. failed TO throw
Harvey Parker, tho lightweight wrcs.
tier. In an hour las, night. and in 4 At
o: anger wrought w by constant cries
"f 'f'ake'' h" lcf, the r.nS and Lost the
decision.
Rocn"r's work didn't please the crowd
a.! when h. l.ft III. ring :hey threat.
enc: him witt bodily harm. The police.
however. prevented trouble.
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n-.n,.. Of xa,io"n, League Games.

iieron, /. HoSsIyn, )
fhilsdeirhis. II. New York. -.
Chicago. .. Cincinnati. 6.
Pttshurs 10; -. Louis. T.
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Results of American LeaEue Ca es
Washington. &. baltimore, ..
Fhiladsiphia. s: boston. s.
Clesslsnd. &. Milwaukee. L
DetreA, !; ChieaSo. Z ~.
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Ferry. <nrr"w Escape.

White McipN"rn Iid manage u win {,
= doubtful Il ne VII! cy'r forget that
hEht even II b. lives - - ripe old axe.
In m very !irst round Gardiner crossed
M'''"N' 10 "N the Jaw wl'h ! terrific
iEhs lauu SH!Hs. luuT!ug MIN Tn,
blow Nln thc hardest Mrt.py.rn mad
ever received and bus Tor hs wonderful
surely h-cu Cuunt.d ont A. Il VAS The
ittt' i'ronklyil cyclone was sttl dns.l
When ne bell rrlng giving HIN The mar
ioW'st .schp" iiom Il knock ont Ii. ever
9hu VEFiug his success. fIl career
since that bath. iatGucr has always
n.'ii OF h" pgn!nu t,iul h. Could h..t,
Mci'rN"ru aud NOW th4t h. has IN,
chfncr 70 prove his assertion TIER" IL no
doubt Tint h" viii pu up ~ I"-pyrat :.
hHht GhrGucr has trained as Gath
tuilS COR THIS iicht ~ Ie.,y.rr GlS n ni4
and Is rspur'"i ~ being az ~ fs H. cniI
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nIg crowd Expected.

Them using the same tactics 1t Is very
iduuhIiul Il The contest Will last Ten
/ !uII.IN Al
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NEW YORK GAME.

tcon,.nued from FIRST Page
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smith Want. ~ Fight.

Jim Sm,h the local ll5.pnuui boxer.
y spol'!ns fhr = light md nj. MANAGER.
len Stc.nm..Cr. 81 liy East furiy-clshth
.'tipn !ur bout
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~ i'I-i-iAss ntH -E I'M
! krp' I'm .at uf rs. game
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
INTERESTING ADDRESSES ar
FRLAG.S MURPHY HALL
Temperance Talks BY Reverends Hart
ley and Observation-Disclosures
sisners to Pledge.

l. vas military night a. Murphy
hall last evening. The directors OF
the club had sent circulars 10 the
transports In the harbor AID Is re-
salt of the invitation the hall was
crowded 10 the doors win boys IL blue
from Camp Mckinley and Jars from
gae Meade and SOiace-
Private GindAng OF Camp Acki8-
.sy opened tie meeting with piano
selection. and was followed By sever
al OF his comrades with vel rendered
songs
The .Revereads Dr. Harley and
Testerre.t spoke Old practical TEN
psrauCa aLd did not mIuce words on
The matter. They have started a
temperance movement in Honolulu.
and tl,y intend 10 keep II up by al
means Ia tboir power They expressed
tneir satisfaction at lhe success OF
the club under tie present manage
lsul AMI congratulated the directors
~ Ea bright future which Is ahead o.
them.
1Ae remarks Ct The speakers were
enthusiastically received and az the
loncimicu OF The meeting. which was
a most successful one, several persons
Euei the pledge.
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euests Of Moan Hotel.

Miss c. E. Thomas, California
Miss NJ. z. Manning. Il. Y. Pratt and
wife. New York; J. 3. Games. o. l.
Bickford, Tientsin; Misses Hager
Miss sill. San Francisco; c. F. Bird
Kentucky; S. NJ. Jack. Indiana. Pa,
Rudolf Doyle. Venezuela; S. Jonck-
hcere. Paris: c. D. Lindley. B. J. Rad
isan. New York; Miss E. VI. Berry
Miss VI. Berry, Detroit; F. E. Wash
burn and wife. New York; Miss E
Lewis. Miss Ridgway, city; Col G. F
Little Hilo; Mrs. Chas. Johnson Miss
Zoe Johnson. 5. II. Rhodes and wife
II Williams, New Zealand: r. R. Ell
gin r. p. Spalding city; H. T. Mitch
eli and wife. New York; r Berens
Kent England; J. A. Gilman and wife
cit T. A. Davenport and wife; Massa
h1setts II Defender, II. Peck. Van
CONVEX; Mrs. Dicks, Miss Dicks, Mel
bourne James Mills and wife, New
Zealand, G. Kunst city, J. n S. VIII
iams, wife and son. Mrs. x. Won
Tempsky. Maui; Rear Admiral R. D
Exams. Rear Admiral Henry Glass
Captain p +. Harrington, Captain c
H. Thomas. Captain z. II. Cooper. u
S ~. r D. Kelly. city; n b. Wyatt
= T. NFeaber. Samoa ". p. Sehneid
er. VIM. BiaisteH, A. A. Braymer
city. pr. r. T.. Strong and wife. U. S
H.; Miss +. l. Payson. Miss Iie Ma
lilai O. q. OLgavy, L. 5 y.
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kaksako ROUGH House.

The police had considerable trOu-
bic with hall dozen Japanese and a
native bow In n notorious house on the
town bordetline OF Kakasko last night.
All were arrested. after some eifiical-
q. and landed in Jail. Two police
men were robbed Of the native COY,
who had been arrested for creating
disturbance. A gang OF Japanese
did the robbing They got the native
bcv into a room, locked the door and
proceeded 10 beat him. alleging tlfat
the Lad had stolen the blanket OF one
OF their number The police were
forced 70 break open the door to res
cue the boy. The case will come up
for trial this morning
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FoREcLosE MORT
GAGE AND or SALE.

In accordance with a power OF sale
contained in thar certain Mortgage
made BY Julia Barrett. widow. 10 J.
Alfred Magoon, trustee for Mrs Lizzie
Ward, dated May 18th. 1894. recorded
in the Register Office, Oahu. in LIber
147. on pages 22z and 223. notice is
hereby given that the said Mortgage
intends 10 foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken. to-wit, the non-pay-
ment OF principal and interest when
due. and upon said foreclosure will sell
at public auction at the sale rooms OF
VIII E Fisher. Honolulu. on Saturday.
the 18th day OF December. 1901. at Il
O'Clock ". OF said day. the premises
described in said mortgage. as below
specified
Further particulars can be had OF
Thomas l. Dillon. Attorney a. Law.
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s.FsEo MAeooN. 60.
At Auction

On Saturday. November End. 1901
commencing at = O'Clock noon. by or
der Of John F. CoIbara. Esq. Treasur,
er Of the orpheun Co.. ltd. viii sell
at public auction r. my saIesroom
corner Merchant ami Alakea streets.
the following shares Of Delinquent
Stock Of certain shareholders OF the
Orpheum Co. Ltd:
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FRED WUNDEADERG IS
AFTER GEO. MARKHAM
HtlI FOR INJUNCTION ~ The
MATTER or CUMMINGS
ESTATE.
Plaintiff Charges Defendant With en-
tsane the Premises n Dispute
wrthoyt Authority ard Prays FOR
an order 20 vseate.

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-ate NJ fl I'm ~ 49, $3.50 KIN ~
oeis l-= " - go
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F-t- -al 49,.
ea -.-sI We. [,- - +.
Llt -.-- -. $50
sAa l go --.f -.-,--ls5
cay OFT -.f-.. 49, 49,
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Gun H-H- .-.A.l ----- -. 81
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cum e.- -
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN.
TON TO FoREcLosE MORT
GAGE AND OF SALE.

In accordance with a power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage
made by $. Kapu 10 J. Alfred MagOon.
dated April 18th, 1899. recorded in the
Register Office, Oahu, in Liber 1872.
pages 145, rs and IA, notice is here
by given that said mortgage intends
TO foreclose said mortgage for con
dition broken, to-wit. the non payment
of principal and interest when due.
and upon said foreclosure viii sell at
public auction. az the sale rooms OF
VIII Z. Fisher. Honolulu. on Saturday.
the 2Sth day OF December. a. ID. 1901
. II O'Clock ~ of said day. the prem
ises described in said mortgage as be-
low specified.
Further particulars can be had OF
Thomas l. Dillon, Attorney at Law.
MasoOn Block. cor A)akea and Mer-
chant streets. Honolulu
}. ALFRED MACON, Mortgages.
First,-Aii the land and premises at
hahtrshina and Kakalsioa. Paia. ia
makua pobo. Maui. described in Roval
Patent Z54f. Land Commission Award
5a-5. being Apana or Naheie L, area
45-lod acres. Apana or Mahels II. area
li2-l9J acres, Apaua or Maheis III.
area S5-l00 alres, and Apaua H. hi
oi kakalaiCa Pajo, Hamakuapolo.
.iaui area 4-ld0 acres. the sam
having beer. conveyed 10 said s Kapu
bT deed OF Il. kiha dated Starch II.
1929 recorded in the Register Odice.
Oahu IN Liller 1S9. uases 1913
S=ccnl;-AH the lands and premises
q haau. Maui, containing an area Of
one acre which was conveyed to said
5. Kapu By deed of Ako. dated Janu-
az 18th, 1888. and recorded in the
Register Office Oahu. in L,ber tS9.
pages 1856.
TLirj:-Ali tie lands snd premises
in Paia, MSHi described in deed Of
Sam 10y to S. Kapu. dated JANUARY
lilR. 1893, ana recorded IN the Regis
ter once Oahu, in Liber lS9, pages
1884.
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Manuel pivorc. Case.

Judge Humphreys sitting In cham
ara argument Of counsel in the case
OF Aele Nakapuahi Manuel US. Peter
Manuel wherein tae plainun prayed
laE aamoay ana atyorrer's ices pend
alS suit foJ divorce The court or
dered the defendant 20 ray 10 Attoy
news fer plaintiff the SIM of SIS on OF
1stere January lst 1902, and also or.
sired a5iendsnt to pay 70 plaintiff .ha
sum OK $500 weekly as alimony.
He was also directed 10 pay s1G
costs on account 0e this action ma
80 make such fuItber deposits az
might bc directed
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NEWS or THE TOWN.

The Federal court and Jgry viii 90
To- Pearl harDor this morning 10 look
over the land involved in the suit Of
rhe United States vs. The Bishop Es-
tate.
4 very pretty calendar for 1892. one
OF the first of the season. is being dis
l-lhUted by Comes & McTishe, the
Well known liquor merchants, King
$1,000.
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TEA ON PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
Delightful Entertainment BY Miss Ada
whitney 10 Friends.

A delightful tea party was given az
the Pacific Heights tea house on Mon
day evening by Miss Ada Whitney at
which about forty OF her friends were
present.
The ride on the Pacific Heights road
was greatly enjoved and the gossip OF
Honolulu was discussed thoroughly
and agreeahly over the tea cups.
After supper the tables were remov-
ed aud the youngest members OF The
party. led by Miss Whitney, started
the bah rolling. and dancing on the
Heights was enjoyed until wee hours
hy an present.
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First:-All the right. title and inter
est of said Julia Barrett in and to
those lands and premises situate at
kapalama. described in Royal Patent
1850.
Second;-All the right. title and in
terest OF said Julia Barrett In aud TO
that piece OF parcel Of land situate in
haluaolohe. Waikiki. Kona. Oahu. de-
seribed in Royal Patent 5344. Kuleana
% f l.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Oceanic Gas and Elee-
trio Co. Ltd. will be held at the
Office OF NJ P. Robinson. Esq, in the
StangenSald building. Friday, the
18th inst, at 10 a N. sharp.
n. n. KoHS, seey.
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A Further Postponement.

I am instructed by John F. Col.
burn, Esq. Treasurer OF the Orpheum
Co, Ltd, to postpone the above sale
to Saturday. Nov. Is, 1901, at IL
o'clock noon.
WILL E FISHER,
Auctioneer.
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postponemert.

am instructed By John =. Coiharn.
Esq. Treasurer OF the Orphenm Co.
Ltd. TO postpone the above sale 10
Saturday. Nov. Both, 1901, at II
O'Clock noon.
WILL (. FISHER.
Anctioneer.
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WILL E, Fisher
Auctioreer.
Pcstponerert.
Auctioreer

I am instructed b. John r. Col
burn. Esq. Treasurer OF the Orpheum
Co. Ltd. 20 postpone the above sale
TO SATURDAY. Nov. 9. 1901. &C Il o'clock
neon. WILL e. FISHER,
AuctiOueer
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ANOTHER Postponemen,.

/ am instructed By John 2. Colburn,
ESQ., Treasurer of the Orpheum Co..
Ltd. to postpone the above sale TO
Saturday. November 23d. 1901, at IL
O'Clock noon
WILL r FISHER
Auctioneer.
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= WoIent Attack Of Group Cured.

F'N-..~s - NLI NltEus
Inst winter an infant child of mine
e3a rreup I'M violent form" says Elder
lghn ~. I,osers. 8 Christian EVANGELIST.
ei isiIev. No. U. :. A. Il snpe her q
50 doses % Chamberiain's Cough Rem
edy and i'm q short time all danger was
oast ana the child recovered" This
remedy not only cures Group. bnt when
given rs soon as the first symptoms ap-
'aar. VIII nrevent the attack II con
ainS no opium or other harmful sub
stances and NAV be given as confidently
20 a baby as 10 an adult. For sale bv
1ll druggists end dealers. Benson. Smith
X Co. SCENTS for Hawaii
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That pfece OF parcel Of land situate
in kaluaolohe. Waikiki konA. Oahu.
described n ROYAL Patent SS+4. Sals-
ana - z T.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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