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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
Land Grabber's Law.
~ ~ IT, I1,Im-,lets-Dispatch:

Editor of The ,Tlmes-Dispatch:
Sir,-A real estate agent a few weeks
ago showed me a Iistlof about q hundred
persons who were delinquent for state
taxes on their property. The agent stateu
that under the action OF an old law the
.la.T,, & a. Ders aget tnls properly WITH
out serving any notice upon the owners
of said land. Il there such laWH was
there ever such a;Sllaw In virginia 8; Ina lrN
(. We refer you to sections 6s5 and $50 OF
the Code Of Virginia. which, we think.
answer your query as to whether there
was ever such a law permitting the pur-
chase Of lands without notice. Under sec
ton e6o you could have unquestlonably
dolle so.
we also refer you to an act approved
March 5. 1000. Acts 1S99-1soo. page So.
amending and rs-enacting section GU O.
the Code Of Virginia, known a ''the lana.
grabbers law and an act approved
April ., 1902, Acts 1sol-'o2, page ~, amend
Ing and re-enactlng section TOO OF me
Code Of Virginia.
Mordecai-M cCarthy Duel.
Editor OF The Tlmes,D lspatch
Sir,--please let me know what year ana
u31lu mo Murueeal-McSarLny ouel tooh
place. -o1,,, 1u s,rApKD
May 10, 1873.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
Old Confederates and the Poll
Tax.

hd,tor Of rho Times Dispatch
4 .Sll,-Piease state whether tho old Con.
stcGcrates are exempt from tho pa yment
Or the poll-tax. or Is the law simply that
they ca vote without paying such a tax?
5IfTthe tax IS not paid what Is done. with
Stho@hiIly Arc they still ON the books as
de:inauehts? Il Sss vi q. ..
Section % Of tile Constitution OF 1903
exc mpts veterans OF thoswar between the
suites from the payment OF the poll-tax
IA d prerequisite I TO registration or voting.
\ but &no further; If the tax Is not paid.
the bill is returned del!nluent, as in tho
case Of y any other citizen who falls to
ipny his poll-tax as the law directs.
EUrcer section q. no legal steps Gun DO
taken to collect this TAX until It has
been delinquent three years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
Substitutes on Rural Routes.

Copper Hill, Va.
Editor or Tho Tin1es-D Dispatch: +, !.
yo,,l Query column The following: Does
Tho government allow the substitute on
r. FL routes TO carry I no mall, instead
OF the regular carrier? IA
Yes; when the regular carrier Is sick tic
Or excused BY the postmaster. n sa
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Company G, Twelfth Virginia.
Raleigh. N, G., Dec, 7. ls 'e''.

4N0'SA6AAt ~ ~ I
Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch; Z,
Dear, Sir LIN The Times, !, Dlsp9rt ol.
November 10Th. in the Conledera!IIe yiTi,
umn, / ind u, roll OF company q Twe tton
Virginia Regiment. For the into NATION
OF tie Compiler. ! furnish several names
which were omitted. VIZ; John ho Allen 9 q
zell, Joseph Brunley. Is. J: Black, tlchar1
Eppes, g. L. Friend, William GREGORY,
r'red. Harris, Andrew Jac.son; ionn
John Pugh, S. G, Pearman. lsadors
Reinach, John Spence Thomas Toler. o.
Is, White, r. L. watson.
.comrade Dirdsong enlisted ID IN MA Apr y;
stature to carry n gun. and was detailed
in the restmental band then o.saniz,nTI,.
lie remained with the regiment untls
the surrender. when no returned 20 re
tersburg, About 1908 he moves TO NILSSON
ri. and died there June 10, 1855. ;,
't send these additions 10 ColaIpstly *.
roll (mnny Of whose names know wnlD,
SO that lfeirostey Of Virginia, In me WAY
Tor southern independeIee, may I, be o cor !,
Brigade c,,.>,,,
Company g., 18th Va. Regt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
HOLLYWOOD.

, K
Twas eventide upon a summers day
The lambert light and lengthen!ng shad-
ows lay ~
Upon a chain OF hills, which rose and
fell.
III bold ACTIVITY and nesting dell;
Along the graceful slopes and valleys
Luxurlant yerdue waved; and trees were
there,
And flowers Of sweetest scent and love-
Hest hue,
Filling their golden challces with dew.
cleaving the hills in tidal majesty,
A noble river rolled towards the sea-
Reflecting here and there the sunset
dyes,
In counterfeit presentment" Of the skies,
And onward still, whore foaning break-
ers surged.
Ger rocks and reefs, enchanting Isles
IRON siv'ry spray. lay Silly softly,
IA uexzotints. bathed in the rosy light
And purple mist Of evenings parting
beams
Ethereal as the Imagery OF dreams. 2g5
On either hand along the s!nuous tide
An opening landscape. picturesque and
wide,
In continuity Of hills and fields
nich in tho garnture cultivation yields
The distant paths and nearer heights
around
with smiling villages and cities crown
ed
Nature and Art thus yieng to display
New beauties on tho rivers winding way
To meet the sky, this panorama spread
Gut from a silent city Of the dead
seuuestered from the haunts OF busy
It's sounds OF noisy pleasure. toll and
were far remoyed-und yet midst the
perva adi there were voices which
Attuned unto harmony In keeping s..
with the scene--the voice az waters
onward forever deep as ocean's roar,
Remotely thundring on some ruggeo
The Voice Of leaves and birds. the5whls-
,rhe SOU q music slshing thFp, the
; w,bile chime from evening bells from dis
tapt spEA
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Wind on THERMOMETERS.

4. n u Suffolk. Va.
Editor Of The Times-Dispntch: $:.s
Slr,--Will you kindly tell me what
or IL 1t has any? Yours truly.
.'j""1s ..isl.s r, T. W. 1
1t has no effect. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
RAILROADS.
n. ss.s 4 ss,s Sssss5 I 4

s sazs 3 ss,s rssssF I, 4
Vi Trains Leave RlUl,,,ollu--. y oT.iWard, n
ais A.7 nj. daily. BYRD ~ T ihG.s.t.
n S:15 a, NJ, unily. Nlain5 Ut. nroush. All
sS Sbi a. 81 except Monday, Byrd ST. Through,
Wi, bu x. NJ Wsex days. isluA. Ashland &C.
Y sUe x. NJ. SUNDAY only Bytdst Through.
$50 sie 5HsopiM NJ. week days BYRD 81 Tarsush.
''9 9s:os no%s. wceb days byrd 81. 1hroush
lobJp. NJ, week days. BYRD st. rrederloks'
b'f IS 9 s. N, Ssi1y Main 81, Through,
e;S p III. week. days l'lba,l Ashland 20
so5 Uni, daily Byta III. Through.
$&Tralt,s Arrive RlIhmon d--SouthWard'
s4o A. NJ, week days liba, Ashland ao'
s,s A. H.. week days BYRD ST.. rredsr'oks'
i ii;So & A. NJ WEEK Week dsys byrd 81 Throush.
sSs daily M NJ T. y at rh,ou .SI1ana 4.
Nj d Sa!y h RysdP g. Il. 4 haassSas Doea,
ss i5:ss p. NJ. daily. Main 81. Through All
9 wsst s says ~ Bya Fhssut Through
Z NoTEM Pullman sleeping Or parlor Cars on
MI trains except local ACCOMMODATIONS. IL, II
W. b. DUKE, G.. w, GUILE, w. r. IAYLOR.
GcrI Man r. Asa q Uanl Mnn'r.. Trnf. Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
N N INV Norfolk ;1sWestern.

Il s 1. tx
SD I3l3. .--.... y lcAMONU sDAlA.k.
i S.Vv "A. --.SOitE OAn,ls LLAMA ~ Arrives
hurIolk ll.lJ "A. al etUps t'Iliy Ut futetsoulE,
u v;vs 4 a Ml-GIaIUAGUS EXPRESS. blnet
Puri0r Car. Petersburg % LyASAuurg AAd
tuaIi.su. euii.I4..A a.sopers ttvuI!-ks u Co.
iuu,pus, Blurlivld TO Cncinnut.. Aisv kuuti axe
to hliu1siiis.s and kuoASllls 10 CHATTANOOGA
liz =. III ROANOKE EXPRESS for Fa1m-
vI,S, vi iIei. q, lu Eua noke. n
500 r. N.- OCEAN HAO.1E LIAiI4 ED. Ar.
r.,,s wort, Dt-o5r. 81 sssp. gniy u Peters-
Steunlcrs B 10 Boston. Providence. Mo- York,
Baltimore and tMunhlngion ~ 4a. "A y E
7:z5 +. M.--b'or6 Norfolk and ~ stations east
y:to r. GhI:.-NEH- onLEAAs short LIN e,
Pullman sisepers. Richmond IN Lyncablrg and
HUatloke: Petersburg 10 East Rauford; Lyacn-
burg 70 Chattanooga. Memphis and sew Or
Trains arrive from the Wet 7;sa A. H., 7:s
p. nj. and s5:l0"P. III. y from Norfolk ll:V0 A.
NJ and Z 80 =. M..t fsts gSt354
i Once No SIS East Main Sstecs.
g52t W, 3. 5HEvILL c. IL BosLEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
ATL ANTlC COAST LINE.

TRAINS Law, RICHMOND, pAILf--BfAD-
$s slisEEIt STATION.
II ETFECTIV&; MONDAY, IAN. 10TH.
0:05 n. aA.--lA- -. =. A-AY. ses W ~! bo!n's
X e;co a. M..-Petersburg and Norfolk. i
Y 10 r. M.-ectstsUuts sano n. y W. est.
/ I.lW n M-lISlelsuuIs Llid hortolk
= ~ II. M.-Golusuovu Local.
b .pu +. M.-tetSisuu.s Louat 80.
TVS p. M.--"tlolioa5 anu Mest indian 1.''n1t'
8'f'1sl ell q to all points south;
y $40 +, M.--t.at.rsDulB anu ~. g. w. West
II 40 p. 5M.--PetsrsbuIs Lo,lL
I'll $50 =, M.-tIoC4une SpeCl0!. tsfti ~ Il
- TRAINS ARRIVE 8it!C!IMOED
sunGay. SIS a. Al; ...l0;45 4. b.. Il ;ol A. 4,
los + Nj a:o5 II. NJ; 7;zoe =. M;s7;i5 =. ~;
.:Except Sunday, ''Except Monday '''su n'
Gay gu on MY q, g. CAMPBELL. Div, Pass. Ast
w. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, Ast K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
"A Poem on H hollywood.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch q
sir,-The enclosed lines Of exquisite
beauty I have had for many years In
my scrap book. They were written BY
q gifted woman Of Alabama, whose hus-,
band lies buried In Hollywood Surely
the soul Of true poetry lurks. In this gem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

slr.pleass give nc through, your sar a,,, ,s y
column tile present stock law LOT Gnar-
slotte ciuhty. Va, and os sI1IFEnscptBER.
Charlotte has what is knowt, as tho
sno. fence lawo--that ~. every mans
boundary line Is lawful fence. It Is
trespass for one mans animals to go upon
tile lands Of another.
i35 John Anderson, My 10.
Ed tor ,of The Times Dispatch. VI
b Si,-The following verses ! have seen,
in tic same song with the poem IN your
paper ofEJnnuary I'd, but ] cannot iin nii
them among Bnrns's poems. Can YOU =. te.'
mo whether he wrote Them ana II not,
who did p ~ "a II. W. NJ
John Anderson, my 10, John,
( When nature first began,
10 try her carny hand Johib
Z Her master work was man,
And you tlmnng them, q John, M
Sac frig frae top to toe, ,vor,< III
It proved to be nae Journey WORK
/ John Anderson. my 70.
John Anderson, my jo John *
/ think nae shame to own john
lo'ed We earl ana late,
But now you're CROWN nuld. john. s.
Ye are the same kind man 70 One me NJ ss A
John Anderson, my jo An
rho above stanzas are not to be FOUND
In Burms's poems. They belong to YER Is
sion entitled "Jolln Anderson. NY 70, I'M
proved Z, published in Thomps son rs scot '',
3tlsl, \Airs.,' ID Thompson attributes tn elr
authorship to Yiyvilliam Reid, minor nor
Glasgow. poet,;s who wrote humorous verse verse
Moisture in Glass. *
St:dtol 1T THE Times Dis;ltth:
Sir,-Wlll &you please answer N your our
tp,l Il whctheriors not glass, metal; etc.,
- ''S' = - A. READER.
Glass ana metal do not II. contain ca n n ols-
ture d 8 one Of their coinponents, though
they always have 8pt least & nm @ofs
,adbcting So n their surfa g.. s5
HorseS Trade Problem.
1gtor The Tm nn,s p'sp patsa 10 ninety
SdoIiars and Buys linn back for eighty, ara
sells. %hi IA #asain for ono ,hunut ed,g now
much ID osa Id gain by the transaction?
& The gain Isl $40. TX Il
z IIe IT nrst; has 800, and lastly no has
SllO. n,
"a sets aside $40 Of tie 500. buys the
ho.sc for, the $sJ left and then gets 500,
winch, with the SO. MAKES s1lo.
Mechanical and Electrical Engi-.
neerS. 81 81 8
Editor OF Tho Dispatch:
Sir,-what are the respective salaries
OF mechanical and elect rical engineers
who have graduated from an engineering
school Of good standing? For Whlch ls
there theG grea ter demand. electr1cal OF
mechanical engineers? ~ 81
Locust Dale. Va.
y on Inquiry TRe are informed that the
espectiye Salaries Of mechanical and
electrical engineers, graduates Of tech
rlical Institution Of good standing. In this
locality, are. about forty dollars per
month to- begin, with, They are I'D vanced
as their efficiency and circumstances ms: q! de-
yelop. vi ~ IS Z u I'll 5Sf..,'EEE, 6 (
In the North and West It's j. about forty FORT
five dollars, r3F stesss ft{ a tt33St n
AT present there is. a greater demand for
electrical engineers. II is requisite that
an Z electrical engineer must. to certain
extent, be mechanical engineer.
II Mason and Dixon $ Line.
Editor Of The limos ispatcn: III III
,1>a.,T +1,c .r{.sln and mean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
+ Mason AID ard Dixon Line.

Editor OF The Timcs-Dispatcn:
slr..-Please state the JrtSiIl ana d msan,
Ing OF Mason and Dixon s Inc to settle a
dispute. and obltge 81
Norfolk. Va.
Mason and Dixon's line IS the boundary
between Pennsylvania on the north and
Maryland on the south lat. 80 43. Nd,
partly surveyed by Charles Mason and
jeremiah Dixon. between lf63 and 1le7,
and afterwards completed by others, It
wis celebrated before tie extinction OF
slavery as line OF demercation between
the free and the slave States.
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Like far, faint echoes titled the vesperF

Like far, faint echoes filled the 5vesper
choir. s ~ S5
Fair Hollywood! With sacred OF
profOund, en- 4 .,,ll u n
I stood upon thy consecrated ground, 3sl
Where dearest idols human hearts have
y, knoWn,5s .g4 sg gs; IN 3j5s "A S3
BY death tho dread iconocinst oer-
thrown. 1
Lit low. There. too, tho weary and op.S
pressed, $ ls
Meath sculpturod stone Or springing
greensWard rest
The universal lesson these proclnit M
AS ever tlro' the ages still the same,
In monumental pile, or t1nmeless grave,
Dust unto dust; tho soul 70 God who gave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
SOUTH Z RN Rail WAY

eiiHs SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. ", 1901
= 4,4AA.Ss AcIA. - 1LttSI1AN.SU, 74.s
7:vv IL. 49, A-.Sel -. Ao.t0 L ~
lx.SJ T.. Al-~..1J, LlAl..Sa buAet Z u.tlI&u
b. ~ a li,ill4 SAi lAIAe IaIti, .AaH OruAus,
ay..,p!..s, Gil.. 49, All lac Sou.it
10 4. 49,. aUSt-..I. AseSIsiIss 1-SS.!.
800 r. A.--D1liJ. LILnItSu tuIiil.An ready.
sy:S. Il. Ia, 1ol al Lag s,sein-
- n. 7sfs iOEtr RAVEN AIN Z.
Tho favorite I~..Is IL b~~At..ii..e ahG Eastern
pollts L.aye Hlcnnoao ~ r. 81. Aoncay.
As A. '.A.-s.Ar.pt sunday. Local mixed tor
west Point.
VI ! r,uny Tor West FONT.
4;yJ II. M.-EAGept SulIuay For West Point:
CON 0sctlIx " Illl stsa.tisIs TOR Baltimore alb
river lAuuInss Monuay. Wednesday and Era
- TRAINS ARRIVE RICI1MO.,D.
s 1855 a. Nj. anu 6:il A.-F'rom al tns South.
1855 r, 9M.-truin Charlotte ana Durhnm.
SAC a. M.-FTum Chase CIT,
q 0:25 "A. Ai.--baltimors and West Point.
5lv:15 A. ~, $40 +. M.-tlSn West Point.
4. c. IL. ACkERT. s. Il 8HARDWIcK,
-, - 1Tl7a q. NJ. G.. T.. A.
c. W. wEsrBuAY., p p, z, Az.
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Horse Trade Problem.

lNdItor or Tho Times Dlspatech;
y sl.--l d, man sells n horse TOT. ninety
sells :@hin1Ssa gain for ono hundt ed sc now
much do osa nd gun by the trans 500 ct 9
The gain Isl $50. TX &
n IJsFat first. has 800, and lastly no has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

Slr-plenan rive me through yotr gttcry
column tie ipfesehl stock, law for Char
.lotte citlhty. Va, and obllEa !, ,,,,-,t
Charlotte has what Is knowi, as tito
'no.fcnce law"--that is, every mans
tbo,,ndnryl line Is Il lawful fence i Is
trespass foi ono mans animals to 60 upon
the In f1t1s6 Of another, tAStF}ssS ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
Moisture in Glass.

sF.dto1 faThe Times Disrittl,:
~ ~ !, Whethe pu mot not glass metal etc.,
Contain moisture and oo!ise : z !, !, !, ~
Class ana metal do not contain cEt' n mos ols
ture d 8 one Of their coinponents, though
they always have .at least g iil'n it
.adhcting 70 their surfa 20. l3a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

y j.. c. BIRDSONG,
Company g., 18th Va. Regt'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
1o11n Anderson, My 10.

Ed tor ,of The, Tlmes- DIspatchs N
IN Sii,-The following verses ! nave seen see.
in the same song with the poem IN y del
them among Burns's poems Can YOU tel
mp whether he wrote them, an III i no, not,
who did? 5g.t{ A ~. VIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

Editor OF Tho Times-Dlspatch:
Slr.-What are the respective salaries
of mechanical and electrical engineers
who have graduated from an engineering
school Of good standing? For which Is
there the h grea ter demand. electrical OF
mechanical engineers? =,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04

George N. Day has been elected pres
ident of the Hilo Cotillion Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
Legal Notices.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF lNTEN-
TION TO FoRECDoSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.

In accordance with the provisions OF
a certain mortgage made by Male w.
In her own right and II. Y. Welewele,
her husband, TO Pae Kamaka. guardian
of the minor children OF s. X. Kama
ka Of Honolulu, Oahu, dated the END
day of January, A. d., 1901. and re-
corded in the Hawaiian Registry of
Deeds in Liber 2l5, pages ASS to $50,
notice is hereby given that the mort
gage intends to foreclose the same for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At
Chambers; In Probate. In the Natter
of the Estate OF Gardner Knlghi WIZ
der, Deceased. Order OF NodCe OF
Hearing Petition for Administration.
On reading and filing the petition o.
Gertrude l.. b. Wilder OF Honolulu.
alleging that Gardner knight WiidsR
Of Honolulu. Oahu. died interstate al
San Francisco, Cal, on the 18Th day a
April. A. ID. 1904. leaving property In
the Hawaiian Islands necessary 10 b
administered upon. and praying that
letters of administration Issue tn W.
c. Wilder Of Honolulu. 1t Is ordered
that Monday. the goth day OF Jvbe, n
ID. 1904. at 10 o'clock a. m, be ana
hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition In the court room OF this osurt
at Honolulu, at which time and place
all persons concerned may appear and
show cause. II any they have, Wig
said petition should not be granted.
and that notice OF this order be pub
lished In the English language once .
week for three successive weeks N
The Evening Bulletin newspaper In
| Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu. May 1ith, IyeA
]. n. DE holt,
First Judge of the Circuit Conx4
of the First Circuit
| Attest: p. ID. KELLETT, IN,
| Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF the First Circuit.
] 27G6-May II. 81. %; Juss {
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
FOR SALE.

The mountain section of the Ill Of
Kalawahine, containing an area OF
293la acres.
This land extends from a short dis
lance above the Lunalilo Home to the
peak of Tantalus and thence to the
head OF ManOa valley. II includes a
portion of the upper section OF Pauoa
Valley.
The Government Tantalus Road
winds through the property for about
three miles, making easy access avail
able to all parts. II contains all OF the
choice, available locations for Noun
tain Homes,
There are never.faillng springs at
the upper end of the property which
could be opened up and made to fur
nish an ample water surply. There
are several houses and gardens ON the
property.
The land is heavily timbered and
reaches an elevation at its highest
point OF over 1000 feet. In the tropics
I high elevations bring health, For fur
cher information apply to
A. V. GEAR,
122 King st,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
APPEALS IN VAIN
FROM k0NA SAFE

Justice Galbraith dissenting tho s.
preme Court today filed decision In
McChesney & Sons against the KanA
Sugar Co. and the First Americas say
ings d Trust Company. In which Ksns
was sold and receiver apSciafed,
and w. w. Bierce, Limited, the ReN'
ent appellant, obtained leave To ioin
receiver as a defendant In its pstifiou
In intervention, wherein pclitinne9
claimed the right of possession 81 rail
road goods then in the possession e
tho receiver.
The prayer of the bill is thai IN &C
counting be had to ascrtaiu the
amount due the conrplainapts, thst
their claim be decreed lien Gu The
crop of cane and the sugar aud Its pre-
ceeds, that the respondent bc ordered
| 10 pay complainants' claim, that a sale
be ordered of all the assets OF the re-
spondent or of some portion ,issccof
sufficient for the purpose OF satisfying
the lien, that respondent be dscreed
to pay the lien out OF the procss eds Of
! such sale, that a receiver be appointed
OF all the assets OF the respondent and
that the respondent be dec-ecd TO
make such transfer or cpuyeyanc,s tn
the receiver or purchaser as may 10
! necessary and appropriate.
The case was within the gsnsrai
scope of the jurisdiction OF a Govt OK
! equity and was not without trsos Of
! equity Jurisdiction. The defects cnm-
planned of cannot avail the appellant
at this stage.
On the merits no objection is mado
to confirmation OF the sale. the aR-
! peal cannot be sustained
Hatch q Ballou for Wm. W Wcrce.
Ltd; Cathcart * Milyertop Tor COM
! plainants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
BUY A HOME.

We have for sale on easy terms Sow
eral residences in honolulu, which 4,
will pay you to investigate. Among
them is an acre and half near the
Rapid Transit at Puunui for $1,000; an
,cre and third, with dwelling, on Ka-
nehameha Road near King street for
1880; a quarter OF an acre. with dwell
ing, on Azillian street Punahou for
1880; and a quarter Of an acre with
cottage at Kalihi near Rapid Transit
or $4,000. Amy Of these will be sold on
monthly installments, II preferred
further Information furnished at the
office OF the Pioneer Building and Loan
association. l22 King street. 4. v
lear. secretary.
"Eor Sale" carda at Bulletin office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04

Fine Job Printing at the euaetia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-04
Bring An
|" Angelus y
Into Your Home,

The ANGELUS Is the greatest OF
IL piano-plsyera. II was The ilrst of
all; all others are imltators. copies
as far as the patent laws will allow.
But not one is as good as the ANGE.
LUIS in its sensitive. human touch, and
the marvellous musical expression 1t
places In the hands of the player.
Come to the store and hear the AN
GELUS II you can. II not, write for
one OF our handsomely illustrated
books telling about it and the price.