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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

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lstire papers F1Aazh-s i Eszsl.ls. she-s
fses1szslE appear ~ ss1Eozsssaes BY sAs
s.sirs Posts ard kizsa-ians. xhi.A -Ozls be
ErAly Interesting I sra-zlAssi- Ia ls-s
gezrs Andrews. !. The r-eEsee - his = Ds-zis.-
M q shs HarAzz1 LA-gzaes.T says--- he
stDdy 4 tbsss KA4us Ss=d Ss1oestr.as tA1i
tks EssziiAns possessed . lzAglAgs nst oriT
.S1r.ei 70 their ss-asr nesszsisssz. b1z easa-
~ < l<zag zsss = issrsdnsilg fAs arts q
sssTi-izss ssczesy A.i ezE<ssally e Fars asrals.
oFlax- A.s tie rsiigssl eE the Bibis--s SseA
taz1iaa-y, fran sl1A Al indssEa-.s1y rslEi..is
ss1-oe. i xszssy & a. esasias-srssa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Cs<EncElox-ln Dr.. aillsorznd,s rePors.
Is prsusea h the Ge-fss, the seaseAce or lire
3 10 n froz below N The ans eularEa,
sAaala rra1s Il Is supposed that The great
majority u snocessf.lly rs-reou;sssus persons
prezs1rea themselves for izsaa'fSsa. inssrad q
..rscria.acd and ~re-vsselaafiou-n In
lsae / a the secoaG eOaaan, Il shosld reaas
Il Is worthy Il reau4sk tai sps sasosszfnh
sse iussuaa or@n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

NV >CzooSER-We actice th,s M 6ea-
! E10s< has Just l1iS the kess q = neE
ssaooae-. IL frame f1- wkscA hAs eeen isa-
pred laisly fro1 Ge-1EaE ~ Mr.. FsTdi-
assd Rznre-- sae scA0oDer Is expecsrd 10
= ready Il sSoui toe aouzh<. ard. iu1Ein<
ircz tie 1oacs rAseA has beea sAoEa % Is.
- exPsr. her 10 make Ssslaaa,s adsi,iOa 10
o. eozs,iuc sac.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Pa DERkKNET PAzADE TX anal
rerszry q the Pr-seat o--zaEEa1iS1 & TIE
HOa0ial- Ere Dsra--oeatOce5rso On Eeanes-
dlF, Fes-zayy Sd, ~bzz. as Aaz b-s1 the CHS
Ten for several years pass The eatirs De
ra1z=st rzli tzrn Oa1 n 1nifo-1 and march
tAr0-g4 tie Frin-lpal szrs<.z. viii tA=s- Ia
eAiness aod preuese6 by = bAaa q U1sie,
ne Ehsle brin.E aasser tx Sirerzion Of Cid
Ezgiaeer c Z BlEans 1ae rs Asst
a1-z As ne have had 0ce2siSa % o.
ss-Ts il 1ore th.n oae F-srio1s iss1s q tie
6AIETTz o1r Fire Depsrt@ens, in rs Ap-
Poiu,Dsu-s. slzrenrE- nd TIE E1elie spi-ir
a is 7zzbeEx. z1ks ssc0ad 20 3oas In any
par & tie roTss. ~ cry q tAs sis< AID
P1P1lz-ioa q Hosolzll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

JskE % BrTLEE-We Eks = eoad hif. ere-
Z szr Sz1 srszsds s1Eer- Tx fsileEizE. fruz
Sazthe-z Ds2s<-1fie rapsr. znst z.ake ersz
ed B<z kizs-lf lAzEA
BeisE vi b f.1z5 EkaE i dssze5 PRO
pr tsxt fra Ekseh % preach tie fsserzi ssr-
ma e Bt1 B1Eisr- Frs1 Jsreziah N. le
AID sb- b1zazs. sd tie 6rsFszz, AID TIE
bssis. aaS TIE ca35r11s, ans tie e1ndiessieks
11d the sr.eozs. AID tie ezpss fh1f phi-h "a:
e gsis. = cd zn6 ti1t vszeh uas Ct s7lrsr,
!. ElF-. uas Caps4zz q ths gard teok
Asay--
We coPy tie absEe frs2 n e11hazzs- Il
os-tAi.iy rssss Izks gsos isEs, s.t tbs bes;
Pa-z e the 5eksis, thaz nssAias q tie kial
CA se ss9sd u gs.szzak n. Iss'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

wE1re -sz1esses 10 can TIE pa-1ie-a.r AZ
tsztioa q tbe Trustees afthe Q1ee1's Hosps-
= "a tAe sE,ueaLi meeting q the Bsara- 70
tzze Pi2ue AZ the cOurs HOasesO-dzy II oeon,
ia matters Il iaPo-sasee VII oe orO1Ehi
tsss-e tie nesting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

PAc1E,c Eosz coxFAsr-Ihz rsy szss-
81 Eas p1slis sPtrs.ss sre1.irA.io. had is
sszak sles-aa q NaadsE Il lazs rssk. =
nssiss Z EsieA vas insars-ss--3y emitted y
ls- Tss fs-lsEsag E-s he a6sez-
Fssszza. Thsa4s Hzghe<: AszlszAut Fers-
a.s. T DszaeAAa: sse-s1A-F. 7 Is.a1E- :
Treas1Ts-- n " HAns Delegate 10 FIrs
DsVa-szs-s, Z c NAeEA-lkae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

TzCE 10 rzz NAxE-The Market Wharf
Is 5ass a0r ai1os- TIE oa.r Ps.rz where sAe-e
Is AR acsiSI;y 70 be ssea u tie Ezy Of Szs[
u-S-- nz1s the sac clipper ha-k kr@-s s
dzssh1r-iac hsr cargo q EasiizA goods ia
sr,saesd O-ae-. sfs<r quiek passage q Is
dsrs The ssores a ozr srtive felloE-cirisen
: I. W.se-Aoass 81 tAiz n0szeat look arsa-
sIy IIkex 5se-sires'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

NET IRoS TkEEzoUsE-We lezr1 thai
n. J. /. W.fs-Alazss AAs jusa imported the
ursieriais fox hz.iiiiss i.rgs iroa-frous E.rs-
hkzse. whicA viii se erected Al tx sane
p,.aoe where tie beehive ssore nos Stands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

auxsIrIr IEos WoRks--0a a late risit -
sis Hs1slaiz Iroa Weeks. ne were Flsases3 y
Ez,aess she activity i tasi- soilsr SEQ oas
kas ssssz ssiisr las 5zss bes- eozFls-ed fAs-s
81 The sss q tie Ssesn-s-g Rsls, zsils {.
s1A-ler SIS Is aor b<izg b-1it far tie Eas-
Nsai Pl2zt4rssa- Ne -sashiish1eas szs-s al
rzszSsIe fssz1sses ss-zhe Pseiy and sA-isf.s-
si-r sEh-iszsia.s u a-r had e z.eAzezy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

ooA-The wezshe- azriae she pas. -eck
hus seen very eool, p4rsiunla-ly Al ni<ht, and
a saslkss haz bse- nccesssry for oozfu-s. g.
rsssaIly towards ussraiaE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Auc-.os--We cal tAe ssss=ssse e Ns--
ea.zss - she Az-siaa sals to-1s-rsE. II
Aaa=s 4 wTlae- a IL sssrs e Neszrs Z
Z EseAla-s- 4 c. Tier ess- a gsoa s<ase-
81 Il aev gods az I5se<zl credit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

vEU-we rcz5 IN the Japan zs-ss
shzf the Frruck frzrssS Es-ss. vhicA paid IS
a--oloagea visit q several months last year,
ar-ivss a. Tekoasza o. he esA of oczSSe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
semi-Annuai Report OF she
Queens Hospital

u fns Rssidsaf sAd Genslz,ssa 81 TIE BoaTd q
Trs<1ess:
From July to December %. no new
names hare been entered ON the books; la
have been admitted as house pafients--l45
uztiTes aud q foreigners, and OF this number
81 have died The prescriptions amount TO
2 4S6 The number Of house patients has
gcoerally averaged between 50 and 60. eur
preseui status. via: IS being the lowest We
have bad at any time during the six months
The outdoor patients have averaged about 10
daily
These figures viii show that there has been
no falling on in the usefulness Of our instifu-
tiou fruz that exhibited 10 our last repori, II
the two entire periods are compared Still
il uAy be worthy Of notice, thAt since the
steamer HiiaAsa has been taken on the line,
our applicstiuus from Hawaii have become
cunsiderabiy less
Respectfully submitted,
VIZ. H HIII-EBRASD, N. d.
Qneen's Hospital. Dee -. 1858
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

A EzcgT ze5tz1 writer sszfes thzt TIE
Tices q tzs A1cFtrzn rknrxrfer nay *
triezy s1u1r1 1p - feli1Hs- Isl Ar f1or-
1E1z-e grzsfo1 for rze5es - OrerEfFk q.
81 Cn11< hzrTF 1r1 ezcffzUez1 81 Al The
sEtirs q * zfh Enreuper1nce IN ezfizx.
dr1rkz1g 111 sz1kia<s s<h a ee1erzz Is
rezu1 q TX tr1e l4Es q Re ard szslrh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
NOTICE.

OEITHER THE cARTAIE NOR THE
IN undersigned, consignecs, Of the Russian
Ship WINGED ARROW, wiz Be responsible
for any debts contracted By the Grow o. Par
sengers Of said Ship.
II. HACKFELD CO..
61-3f consirnees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

kA1xs-Dzri1g tae pas Esz-- shsrs hss tes1
- zazl TIA. Easzz any Esar thzE ne rss.1-
less s1ring rsssssuss 4 ST rr1sy Essrz L
Hs1slsl.- Dag ses- SzE. Tia e.zzA has tsza
n s-1s a.a he benTszs se br1zz- h SAKE
zAszszs.a h1s seszrrsz = <r- zez-.zs zs5a-
o-ss se-r. srna- czizssrrsss- Ne .szsp-pe-s
thz-s hars ssssa * fs-< Il Tie z-ss.al
draEhE e ths Fszse.E E.zr. Eaz u. the "a
Tu-s 4 tbs E1-riizz ssas base b<za rzT ssr
AID az E@=ras.. sz.se E.sr s7sszE- o. Nos
~ zne-zzlg lnsr- hss<=<r. = .sszt ss'ezssk,
IL hs1r VIA n.ss tsEkz an zszzEes = IL
azzs 4 N1-EAzzz.-zks be1Fz.s rzlzzsez. AID
ssEssaz saszs-s Il IA. s.sssssss rr1n Hszs-
l1lz- II. tsrn n.sssss <. 1ns - sss u.
eozEzz, au1 ne k1pe . h=ar tat ~ IL
~ kzs ~ IA n ss.-s- Us za1sh. ~
rurz-g . uls-<zshilz.z izs1s--sls -E.zki,z..z
is-.z AZ sszzs ezz.zz ssztz-rsz. -z--< szk;s-sz
e-es-zz - -. sus rang .as. fr-1 ~ fA-z
tlsz r. .suss %A<z .-sse - azvzzt n
zhs zsz.1 rzss . n szz<sz,l risT q hzr-
-. "a ~ ha-- szzz.s,s sgd ~. -.sz-s
zz1 z1uz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

4 LAETER- zko -ccersly erszrec1 B--us-
scls edi1or in ssiz fsr hsel. Ehel r-,1es--d
- send N III. rsFzi-d fhat he Eo1i5 -
suco1f d 61el
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
K0lice 10 Landh0Iders On Kauai,

TUE UNDERSIGNED, By rhe an
Il -brr7sE r<zsez n nm ~ Csinzlszl11er Z
Bez1s.rsss fa- tbe F1z-<h gn1ssil cz--zst-
ls1o1rs ny = th< Law 1F7rsrsd Ju1e I'D
lseSs AerstF Esres 1etsee - Al r,erz11z wa
hHre I'D rhzlr Er11ts alisEe1 thez 11s u
s1t-lzDez. & bsz15ar7es za5e- = sezz n
sk1ir rczz.sszs far the ss51zzzezs e ~ bsz1-
d1ries e SID l111s- AZ NJ 1zE1e a E4haz1-
D NcBRTDE-
Ca1-zisz5sz.sr e B1z1zzrizs-
WrF-rwr -nun7 L. Is rSEl -11e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20


HATE REcETTED PEE LAIE AEETF-
II AZ EeE Azzuz<nzns & Drzzz ard
Lezi1ir1z-
SazzF snrzuln-zis- Iuzzss1t,s -.
ATeu 49, 8rzzzzs 1l-- SA1ksrz' A..
R>ut e.. A1srsf Chn-y Rssszl-
D11s1n 81 tte LEnEs. Bllsaz q VII
Gerry Hy9rrh1s1 t7sas 4 Lzn.s Ss.za.
Co171z-E Extrats e BneEn- ClFErlez.
U1-11s Ezrzrt. craszu1z'E SzsezE--
P1lE sd 0111z--s. e rzr51zs ki1Es.
EriHzz.F EI1z-erz Reee-rrz FnziEzt1rs,
Sez1ces. 81Gt1rE Tea Lay Ek-s
Fnuirzszzr nEstl,l 1ruazs
y = os1ks Ezzr1ss. k7-F1s Szzs.
L1kzn'E r15 Ri1111's Extzzrtz
I<zsss ArtizzEs. LII SslTe.
I.ze1Ehz- P<nrus- Eew lnrrzfasn-
E1ir East1r-rE ard D-ess-rs
S7nsgss- Lznrhsz. e. g.. &C.
DruEz ef an k5nas.
cu-nzrf zen n1z Eu.-A zt--~tz u-sf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

AEErE ssT nj cologS1 lad the osAer
oar. and askesd hi1 E1n- he hsd s1cI q
shor< nose Scr II -srert< % Is Woa-f poke
iis<z[ Il c-Arr Peop5e-s h1ssness-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Nan roR sax FRrsclsoo- Ths <eAooaer
III Rususs ssIl take tAs next uka fsr san
Fsaac.seo. 70 san to-norTow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

CLEARED.
Snrsrzs-Schr NuzkeskL - NEz-
1s-SrAr Es-zE car-N-iEA- 81 HAixluA
ScA- NarTr Lea fE NE1l
ScAr fnsrF ouse1- If kE11l
-f-Srh- ka1x HaeEts- flr HaH1l
Sckr LzE 81 Eaclzl-
Schr EE--1s - Eznlsa 81 sorkS-
ScAr NE1u1knsa- far EAuL
An Scsr f1--F far S41 Fr1rcisu1-
ScAr kEzszzis. Sr Eriskni
H-An 81. EaurzaE fa.1t-Sr. * sAz Fr1z-
clsc-
Sc4r kzn-l fr NErl
ScAr Az11e - H1E1E-
Satr od1 Fszies- fr Hnuzz
S-Ar WE-wirk- n E-a1kal
1S-TAAish1 IA 11snia ErL,tE1- 81 Tsh7--
SrA- Nee-ie NH--lll far EEu1E
Sc1r Elkulrss 81 R1r1n Szz ErrEs-
EsN sr--r- Pee E-sprr- tzr falll1 EUz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

DEsT CUT NAILS, OF eli sizes,
ID from4 to COS. Al BiFe Dollars and half
q Keg. For Sale By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Czcru COCET TOR NKQ-O1 No1d1y
iazs. Els Ho1or Associate gzz-ie< HarrEd1
and TIE Aftorosy Gzos-1l. together Eith SER
al members e The bar. sziIsi Tor Laasina
= The Es1s LEI. 10 hold 1hr s65ez71ed terz
a C5zzit Co1rs- Tse rri1rsFai an1 1ssz
izparlz1s buzssesz. Ex45 sar TIE 3lxh insz-.
i The n=w ;rs1i q ne TIVE chise=e eooEs
i1sir-ea for the 1nrzsr q 1Esivs- The
FriSoze-z arr 70 Be- SeSe1Ss1 ~ Hszv
IAo0Psou- Ese-, Aoa vtrs ssuV up By the
sekooaer. i eharze e SorsiEn po,iueDaz
Ths Eek La E4s -0EdHz via cztta aed
serk passengers. sas ras ss=zsss r8
frrzEa-ed Tx EA.-< ~as e-0~dsc Ehe1 sc
Sid a q steamer esr 7Ae Essi rs
Hea q ,be oor<hxsrs asa tie seh0ose- h.s
60zsziEzs llads g1ick pAsssE. % LahdizL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
reRr or HoNoLULU.
ARRIVED.

Ia1y lisa AzE.s. f-11 ua-1zL
Sua- F4i-r cass1 I'm KAnzi
Sclr Ksal17ls fru1 Eallkai-
So NHneakzEzL s-.1- ezzisa Ss,i Ssrss-
So LEIiE fruE 50
ls-SrAr Eia--st. fru1z kzull-
ScAr "A EcL f-cz EaEE
SrAr Nn-E- t-r1 kAgaA
lisa E1ee las- ira NauL
Sca- Wa--irk f-au q l11knz
Sc1r alklz-ie f-rz EarL
SCR Se--st Etrrill f7In KAral-
An ~ Eernal- kszser. <ru1 F1r- TsE1-
stl1 g 1Egs FszsAEt-
Elr ~ 1-zzl- e-dlrS- Il 41rs i-lln La
dal
1s-S1Ar EA--se s-11 Pu-l1a SAL z1-ks-
l2-SE- EE-r Elis1 trsz NHzl
So Hokriele E-sn s>u1i1a S,l- rzriSs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
COTTAGE WANTED.

- AEEAT LITTLE COTTAGE,
LII of two or more rooms, furnished or an
furnished. near the business part Of tbs town.
address. Immediately. with partieulafs. Box
80. Post once. HonaluIn.-l2-2la
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of one
n two. three aud four blade pocket knives.
lately received By the undersigned. direct from
the celebrated Sheffield manufacturers,
Joseph Rodgers aud Sons.
George Wostcnholns and Sons.
John HOW'LL and Son.
W. & s. Butcher.
For sale At Wholesale or retail. At the very
lowest market rates, by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20
NOTICE.

IRON THIS DATE THE BUSINESS OF
E the undersigned viii be conducted By ".
H. Dimond. An claims TO date vii be ssitled
BY II. DfN0ND.
The undersigned, IN calling fhe attention Of
the public TO the aboVe notice, would respect
fully solicit coatinuance Of their liberal pat
rDnage. VIII DIMOND.
Hsnolulu, Jan. /. Iso9.-5l-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20


CLOTHING.
HARDWARE.
cRoCKERYWARE.
= GROCERIES,
D Belonging to said Estate. and consisting Of
Prints. cottons. White and CoPd Shirts.
Pants, hatcher knives, Needles.
Combs. Buttons. Lamp-Nicking,
Pipes, Speetacles. Brushes,
Scissors. crimean Shirts,
Wooden Goats. Drawers,
Undershirts,
Straw Hats.
Felt Hats,
Mems Brown and Mixed Half Hose,
silk and Cotton Handkerehiels,
Pocket knives, Razor Straps,
Tumhlers. Bsilliantes,
Cotton Drills, Dsnims,
Black Grape,
cassimeres,
Flags, Psrfamery,
Oysters, Ssrdinss,
-ALso-
A LOT OF FURNITURE.
BOOKS. PICTURES,
SHOW CASES, Sc.
ALsO-AT II O'CLOCK. NJ.
One Very sup'r Light Express
Wagon
ADAMS { WILDER, Aust's.
Honolulu JAN -, 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

The Rev. chas- POuzOt was requested to
act with the Committee, and had consented
to DO 50. bat was prevented BY unavoidable
Circumstances from attending
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-31

The splendid silks known az Taplssers and Bon
nets 2T inch silk, are Sl2 and ti9 respectively.
Tapissiers is heavier, but Bonnets softer Antwerp
sllk forty-seven inches wide, is SIC to $50 yard.
Watered silk, now more worn than moire antique,
Is $3.50 to $3.50. The latter is $3.50 to Si9
Satin de Lyon, twenty-five inches wide, is $3.50 to
Sc. English or Queens satin is $3.50 yard, twenty
inches wide Striped material, alternate satin and
silk all black in stripes two inches wide, is sold at
SO, twenty-five inch width for under skirts or rch
house dresses.
Among the popular goods the mongoline is q beau
tiful fabric OF silk and linen in hair stripes OF black
on grey peacock and violine grounds, $3.50 yard.
Pure soft silk in hair check of black, on popular dark
colors is s1'75, nineteen inches wide. An admired
pattern is grey and black stripes an inch wide, the
grey broken by black hair line The popular silks
for fall will be black, with gay cdnde stripes as
they are called. Scotch pads will also be worn in
silk. Serges in dull, fashionable colors are slT6.
The autumn pcrichole goods heavier than the sum-
mer fabric of that name are Of linen and silk, with
fine satin stripes Of bright color on light ground
Inmxed wool goods there are the silkfaced serges,
the velour, and armure popns in golden green, pea
cock, "copper" and other metallic shades. The new
silver grey epngline is 81 yard.
In wool goods the soft Barritz CLOTH seven-eights
of yard wide, is like an empress cloth, with cord
running lengthwise; it is very soft and heavy.
The Alasca cloth is also like corduroy, with the
ribs woven the long way Of the cloth instead of
across. The price Of both is 5O, and they come in
the shades Of red that popular in bright green
and blue, brown and stone cOlOrs. Plaid all-wool
serges for clOaks, two and half yards wide, are
M
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet Meeting.


Special Despatch 10 The EUenirg Telegraph
WAsHNGToN, Aug. 3l.-The meeting of the
Cabinet officers, on which so much stress has
been laid, occurred this afternoon-Messrs.
Fish, Rawlins, Creswell, Robson, and Cox, and
the President being present.
New Regulations in the Departments.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Commissioner of PEN
sOns has caused the following notice to be posted
force the rule:-
Gan inquiries in regard to the condition Of claims
pending in this office must be made through the
Post ONCE"
An order has also been issued prohibiting admit
tance to the rooms occupied by the clerks Of the
with clerks will be required to make application to
the chief clerk of the Office.
Postage stamps.
report has been circulated that the Postmaster
General had annued the contract with the National
Bank Note Company for printing Post ONCE stamps,
because OF the fact that large number of the late
issue had been COunterfcited such is not the case,
nor in fact has the question or Canceuing the con-
tract been before the department IG is not alto
gether improbable that n change may De made in
one or two of the denominations for reasons other
than that assigned in the report alluded to. The
design and the style of the new stamps have been
severely criticized, as before mentioned. Some OF
the inferior stamps may be superseded by those OF
improved quality.
The Cuba Question.
There is authority for saying that the statement
published in one of your evening contemporaries,
relative to the new proposition being made to the
Government for the settlement OF the Cuban aues-
tOn Is not true. Secretary Fish prOnOunces 1t not
only untrue but absurd SenOr Lemus, the Cuban
Envoy says no such terms those proposed in that
despatch would be accepted by Cuba.
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ED.

DFRR.-On August 90, 1869, after lingering illness,
MARY DERR relct OF the late John Derr in the 10th
OF her
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her sOnnaw,
Thomas Snyder, No 62S N. Twenty third street,
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock To proceed to the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
GUNNING.-On the 28th instant, at Woodstown, New
Jersey, JOSEPHINE A. p. CUNNING, wife OF DIR. j. IL.
Cunning, OF New York, and daughter of Captain A H.
Holmes
attend the funeral from the First Baptist Church. n W.
Broad and Arch Streets wednesday morning.
September |, at o'clock. lnterment at Woodlands
HAHLEY.-On the 29th instant, JOHN HANI4Ef, IN
the 50th OF his age. 80
The relatives and friends also the members OF the Orent
Lodge, A Y. M, respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence No 1881 ~ Tenth street.
Wednesday afternoon AT o'clock 10 proceed 10 ouhJ
Peace Cemetery.
HEIN-On Sunday August 90, Mrs HESTER, widow of
the late Peter Helm, in the 74th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 al
tend the funeral from her late residence Chesnut h,
Thursday, September 2, at 10 O'CLOCK -
KITCHEN.-On Monday, the 3Oth instant ALFRED
H. son of William Gordon Susan Kitchen, in the 2Oth
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his
creek above Conrads lane Twentyrst ward, on Thurs
day. September 2, at O'clock funera 10 proceed 70
Ieverngton Cemetery. .. - ,,,rr, =.
RICF-on the 99th instant, MICHAEL RICE, aged 4s
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from ms ate reslenoe NO
I9s finland Delaware county, "Wednesday, September
l, at O'Clock. TO proceed TO d. MlohaeIs Onurch'
RUTH.-on the ssth instant Mr.. HENRY II. RUTH,
HS % ~ tiSss and friends and Empire Lodge No 1O4
l. o. of o. F. are respectfully invited 70 attend tne rune
Thursday afternoon at o'clock 10 proceed 10 odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
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John Brougham has just arrived here from
San Francisco. / hope the $1,000 which he
raised here at his recent benefit has not yet been
dissipated, for John has not saved as much as
he ought to have done, and those twinges of
rheumatism which he has, and which appear to
forget that he is comedian and not to be
visited by the afllictions common to less gifted
humanity, ought to remind him that the rainy
day Tor which it will seem good to have laid up
is sgradually approaching, and will not spare
him. Whatever his friends may say, his recent
season at the California theatre was not a sue
cessful one. The management had to engage
Elise Holt TO attract the audience. This being
the case cannot believe that j. b. omitted to
produce that chef d'GuUre, The Lottery Of Life.
If the "trash' which he declared the public of
New York and Philadelphia wanted was not too
ilippant for those Cities should have supposed
the San Franciscans might worry down a little
of it.
Madame Anna Bishop, the number of whose
vocal years some unkind newspaper paragraphst
has been cynical enough to remember, arrived
in town yesterday. 1 hope she will not give a
concert. "What becomes of all the worn-out
primd donnds, would make capital magazine
article, which l hope to see some day treated of
by one well up in the subject We have enough
hClC III ANCW iOlh W NOucJlbulC a SOOu-bllCu
directory of themselves. Do pity or compass
sionate them? Not in the least. They have had
their day. They were better paid than any other
class of people under the sun. They have had
abundant opportunities of laying up snug for
tune. They have no kind of moral right to
squander their means and then expect, in their
old age, to be well received by public upon
whom they bcstow only the shreds of a voice.
These remarks may not apply to Madame
Bishop. / hope they do not; but l have learned
too sad and cynical a lesson from cantatriccs'
agents who prowl around improvising brilliant
romances about the voices of their played-out
principals, to entertain any expectations but
doleful ones of any printG donna past her
meridian.
Lloyd Asplnwall,
the President of the Nassau Boat Club, wants n
reception" gotten up in favor of the Harvard
-Four when they return. He is of the opinion
that they need one badly, more now than they
would have, had they been successful He
therefore invites the officers of other clubs to
meet at the Nassau Boat Clubhouse, Thirty
fourth street and North river, next Thursday, at
two o'clock, for consultation. When the Eng
lish wish to express their admiration for man
they ''dinc" him; when we wish to do the same
thing VIC receive him. Each is an idiosyn-
cratic exponent of the Anglo-SaXon admiration
of merit. ALI BABA.
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from his arrival in China to do it. When Mr..
Burlingame was here negotiating the
treaty, / remember hearing him ex-
press some fear that Browne would
do just as he has done. Whatever may be the
fate of the treaty, you may be sure Browne will
not be troubled going back to China. The
President some time ago expressed himself
to William A. Howard, of Michigan, who was
nominated and confirmed as Brownies successor,
as in full sympathy with Mr.. Burlngame's mis-
sion At that time the tone of Brownies des-
patches to the State Department indicated his
hostility to the embassy, and Mr.. Fish called the
Presidents attention to the fact. The President
told Mr.. Fish, as well as Mr.. Howard that he
did not think Mr. Browne a fit man to repre-
sent the United States in China. On account of
his determination to recall Browne, and his in
ability just then to get a suitable man for the
place, the President urged Mr.. Howard to ac-
cept, but the latter finally declined the mission.
JOSEPHUs.
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Hurninn oTn Cotton MIN.
FROM THE coal REGIONS.
Lnrge Mceting Of Minors nt Hyde Pnrl..

LHfRc Wcetlng OF Miners ut Hyde Park
Special Despatch to The EUepilg TelcgraDh.
SCRANTON, Aug. 31-3 p. M.-One Of the
largest meetings ever held in the coal regions is
now assembled at Hyde Park for tho purpose of
determining by ballot whether they shall hold
out Tor the basis or resume work, and in doing
so become engaged in bloody conflict with the
men from the schuylkill regions. who are
here heavily armed watching their deliberations
and with the avowed intention of compelling
the Hyde Park men to stay out.
1t is expected the voting will be concluded
between and o'clock. The result is anxiously
awaited by all interested parties.