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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

WE call especial attention TO the Fair, to
be held tomorrow evening, by the ladies of
the Roman Catholic Cathedral, in the School
House on Fort st. A large variety of fancy
and useful articles, of their handiwork, will
be offered for sale, also, needle work, by the
skillful fingers of the Sisters of the Sacred
Heart. Arrangements have been made for a
pleasant time, and we hope the ladies may
have their Fair crowded with visitors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
PORT OF HONOLULU.


ARRIVED.
Nov. l7-Sehr Hattie FIN Kauai.
San Salvador ship Francis A Palmer.
King, 80 days I'm Port Townsend
l6-Schr Moi Keiki, fun Mani.
Schr Warwick I'm Molokai.
l9-schr Rob Roy, I'm Koolau.
Sehr Kamaile I'm Mookai.
Am VIII blk Hercules Rowland I'm Ochotsk
with 500 VIII, ZOO lbs bone
2O-Schr Kona Packet, I'm Hawaii.
Schr Kinau I'm Maui.
2l-Sehr Nettie Merrill, I'm Maui.
sohr Mary Ellen, I'm Mani.
II. u. NJ. sloop Camee1n Annesley, %
days FIN Victoria, v l.
Am stmr Idaho, Floyd, 1O12 days FIN San
Francisco.
22-Schr Prince I'm Hawaii
23-Schr Ka Moi, fun Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

THE Government, Diplomatic and Consul
lar flags, were displayed yesterday AT half
mast, to the memory of the late ex-Prcsi-
dent of the United States, Franklin Pierce
AT noon 81 minute guns were fired from the
Mohiedn, and the same number from the bat
terry on Punch Bowl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

On Saturday next, the Atlantic Museum
of Wax Figures, Panoramic views etc, will
be open for exhibition, at Good Templars
Hall on Hotel Street This is an entirely
new style of exhibition here, and will at
tract probably great many visitors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

Boat RACE.-A rowing race between the
Admiral's barge and the first cutter of the
NohicaH, took place on Friday last. The
boats rowed from the ship, outside around
the spar buoy. The wind being very strong
at the time, the pull from the buoy into the
harbor tasked the full strength and endu-
rance of the crews. They came in in good
style, however, the race being won by the
putFpr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

A TRADE WIND STORM commenced on
Friday last, and continued for three days
The wind was rough and violent, but brought
little rain, except in the mountains. The
trees have suffered but little, by reason of
the gale, as the trade wind, has no circular
motion, and does not twist off the branches
like southerly blow, On Monday an cleo
trio cloud passed over the hills, treating us
to slight exhibition of lightning and thun-
der, and causing freshet in the Nuuanu
stream. The weather is still unsettled.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for November. 1883.


THIS office will be removed tomorrow to
the 2nd floor Of the old Custom House build
ing, where we shall be happy to serve our
advertising and job patrons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

The American Hospital in this place, has
been transferred from DIR. Judd to DR..
McGrew The latter received his appoint
ment, by the mail per Idaho
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

THE Idaho will sail on Saturday next, the
9th inst, with the mails.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

The National Holiday, will be kept next
Monday, the 29th inst, instead of the 2Sth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

PERsoNAL.-Rev S c. Damon and wife,
and j. W. Austin, ESQ.,, and family, sailed
from New York for Europe, about the LIST of
November.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

WE notice that Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster
contemplate opening school for Juvenile
pupils, if sufficient encouragement is extend
ed TO them TO do so.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

BARROW will hold large credit sale, at
the store of schaefer 81 Co., this morning, at
10 O'Clock
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. - On
Saturday morning, last, Portuguese sailor
was brought before the Police Magistrate,
charged with having cruelty maltreated a
horse. 1t seems that on Thursday last, the
man hired horse of native, agreeing to
keep him for an hour; but in half an hour
he returned, when the horse was found TO
have been so badly treated as to be ruined.
The Magistrate fined the man $50 for his
little ride; he did not, however, seem to ap-
preciate the Judges view of the case, and
made his dissatisfaction known in the most
unmeasured terms. So forcible We're his
denunciations OF the way things are done
here, that by-stander suggested that the
proprietor of Zone of the leading journals"
should lose no time in securing the mans
services on his "staff"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Comet Nov. 90
Bananas, bchs 100 Paddy lbs 40 SOC
Cement bbls 100 Private Effects cs
Kerosene OIL cs 500 Sugar lbs ia 900
Oil, (sperm) gals 1,457 Wool, lbs 1852
Value Domestic Produce .Sa953ss
Value Foreign Produce ......... SO, gl9O9
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS are hereby forbid
n den from trespassing on all lands stu
ated at Waimea, South Kohsla, and at Hu-
muula Hilo, Island Of Hawaii, belonging to
the Grazing Company. Party or parties act
ing contrary to this viii be prosecuted accord
ing to law. ASHFORD SPENCER.
Him Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

Nov. l7-schr Nettie Merrill. fr Maui
schr Kate Lee, fr Hilo.
lS-Schr Pauahi fr Hawaii.
Schr Mary fr Kauai.
schr Kitty Cartwright fr Kauai.
19-Schr Hattie. fr Kauai.
2O-Schr Marilda fr Hawaii
Aw Blk Comet, Fuller, FIR San Francisco.
22-Schr Rob Roy, f. Kooau.
Schr Warwick, fr Molokai.
23-Schr Prince, fr Hawaii.
Schr Kona Packet fr Hawaii
Schr kamaile, fr MOlokai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
DIED

EMAiEs.-0n Friday morning, the 18th inst, Lucy
Jane, infant daughter Of George and Ann Enmes,
aged months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

'NAvAL-H. B. Ms steamer Cdmeleon ar
rived at this port, ON Sunday the 2lst inst.
80 days from Victoria, V. L The following
is list of her officers:
C6n1aander-Wm. H. Annesley.
Lieslfen0nts-Gordon c. Young. Sydney s. Dickens.
Navigating Liettenant-Hy. W. Badger.
lSsfTge0R-Dr. Fred. A. Brice-
pdymdSfer-H. VI. Bernard.
Chief Engfneer-Wm. f. Inness
AsSiaonf StfrqeOn-A- W. Vim.
lSub-LieuteRdHts-F. H. Henderson, Z. J. Murdoch.
Navigating SuJ-Lieltendht-H. X. Johnston.
EngiHers-Wm. TOifenhan. Richard Green.
Assistant ElgiHeer-Wm. Irwin.
Hidstipmen-H. McA Cutieid, Alfred Holmes,
W. II. c. Hastings.
Clerls-Geor=e +. hampton, E. Howard Banks.
NdrigdfiHq MidSlfpmdH-Fred. L. Lobb.
GVnRsr-George WroughtOn.
Observation-Disclosures Tucker.
CqTueHfsr-Fred. W WeStford.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

National.

National.
MonlcAn. 80. ---.--.---.-..- Admiral turner.
Ms Cameleon. $3.50. Commander Annesely.
Merchantmen.
Am stmr Idaho, Floyd, up for San Francisco.
Am ship Magnet, Crosby. from Boston, dischargng.
Ceylon, Tilton, loading for New Bedford
Lorenzo, follansbee waiting orders.
Haw ship lolani Woods. loading for New Bedford.
Brit ship John Dimmock. Winchell, for y Bedf' d.
Haw bark J Pope, Plasse, from Bremen, dis ging
Am bark d c Murray Bennett up for San Francisco.
wv Seaver. Reaney
Brit brig Byzantium, Calhoun, for sale.
Am schr Alaska Beck, leading for Portland
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIR. WM. NEWCOMB,
DENTIST Office, Cor. Fort & Hotel Streets.
Having taken the Office Of DR.. Smith, offers his
services to the public in every department of the
Dental Art. As
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

Am sh Onward Pulver, AmbkJ pson. Allen.
Roman, Jernegan, Bn Cum'gs Halsey,
Rainbow, Baker, Jas Allen, Willis,
D Webster Marvin, J How'd, Whelden,
Cor Howfd Homan II Snow Campbell
Gay Head, Kelley, H'y Taber Packard
MarenCo Little Nile Allen
EN- Morgan. Dexter Progress. Dowden,
California. Wood, Aurora, Barnes
Trident, Green, Orr Croker. Fisher
Hibernia. Ludlow, Massach'tts Wilcox
How'd Knowles, Elizb Swift Bliyen
Ohio, Lawrence Iagoda, SNif,
Janus. Smith, Awashonks. Norton
Josephine, Cogan, Hercules Rowland.
Europa, MelleD, Norman, Towle.
VIM Rotch, Nye, Mticello Reynolds,
Active, Backmer, III br Comet Reed,
Sea Breeze, Fisher, Kohola. Trip.
COncordia. Jones' II sh Julian. Heppingstone
John Carver, Worth Ia blk Wilhelm, Mammsn,
Ac0rs Barns, Jeffrey CT Bism'k L. Dallman
Vineyard, Smith, Eagle Phillips,
0riole, Hayes, Paiea, Smith,
, 1869-02-13
TnE gNrHrERFElTlsQ CASE.
Charge Of Judge 0rnmmoud 1ho
r1i.ener wetaser Found Guilty
Motion Tor = Now Tiials

III lhe ears ut Daniel WrlHtrr Indicted fur bar.
In, ia M. n..ts,,on qu.nstty Of eunn'efet f'ac.
t,ntsf cus1rt ~, with inrt1 - pass of uas II Ios
il,,rat uutrrs+s. indsr l'fnulnord ii The tfnttrd
e,s,rs toat.. ebar&si thn Jury, that tbs question
~, es.,t4i sml~,4htlaily uM'n Whistler ths tts.
tl,urpr wbIr4 had bsrn tn41uAutrd Oh tht phtt nf
thc r,ys, mi TA. ttllescd us tos. The c1un.
trtt,i. rty fpunt In his lossass'oa. aha t4a pnlJ
nur. t,en ps n 10 tt.r ru!rorc with raich hs aal
ii, "a II ths ts.tt,non! as*sn se sennesa h.'n
stn II hit ennntriinn included kn,wIs lre or
ii lhe ute /, which i was put thsn. lu ths ah'snss
Of my explanation Gt the manner " Rest.nr ~
eun' ltrftl' the fae' r Rs,l. would :etn 10 ,pp, ~
siat lis tar araou to the otc. q ths enanf
NJ ee'tns t. eoani:tt.''' ,s;. q
ia haVa IN tlttt pussessfun ar estA ~ Pa'f coeI.
tctiett cut,nry, nlcftlule i mas 10 bs aeedet. "a
ali rerre III thls kl.d. wlether lhr party ~"
thtl he hal II, tri wsethtt tbtfe wh+ knu~ieIFs
r .gnt,op: VI. Z 55.,,t T4'n sn, !. II: Il. aet W..
il,tt, furr rstrfasiF to te rrfntititsd esciH.s .
WI ta'ufsl lbat upoh m arrest ths tsfsl .as! s
st - .e :ssss1 n tts ~ H., = i
ir tttp, w.a ftelf thr4,I'aaians w,l itag.s f.,
lhnl Wte eltutIk leelft'hy kstlhsl iht tfat!I ~
.at sa; st"f.sa u }11 WI u IL H. s.l INV
wEsAtf tls .gt| ii .lta ,tjria ~ q ha f,s.laS. y
II VI H,,l, I1,a taatt Nlsft4l ~ q ~
:i Il T.. y; ra ;s'ss: s: T. ess ast tas. sa
H. tGsxe.s,nR, pad, ina fa4,stssaasa s19aat .he'
4as anl sttFA R,4tIef g4"NihE ~ ~ ~ 1te
Cum,ixt CO. M lis aSss,rg Ut t.a ulnnsY. anu WA
WAS ta1d snd duha at 'le tlh's 'ao eoap'Ft'''"
re lnrv fnund .hs dsfsna.nt guilty =! go To-
4aptl in1tlaa 10 Attt+l of ind s.nen aha tat ~
| itiai wa d ado, Heuf Ing which uaatel Waa a4oh n
| Cd HeeIty under hatl Of q Nu-
, 1869-02-13

rtutu L "a. t.tdeted. y |. A significant faos
| tlat ths lAa'thi4eht 4 ilte. stat wfleh "a
~, a,a j. ttit,Rgssa ta. ia ss!hY his !trSts
tltttsltl tat efltils Tha Mtatfst, slas 4. 1
81 ii liz tfseYti viii fsFl.
kIafflHg GHAsH=Flsf''t,s ~ HafH .afDRs.
,fthfesAAy lRa[AlH4, " ,sl'nt a'tluak.
tFnllag lia l.sal, hh .al.serFc's, 'lhFEu men
fotnK ot ef ~ 5a.t of a.,.a IT, houss IT A.
Whpn lhsy saT t,.s etFses thsy ran, aaA lsa
pursued then ahoul half n!lle. wtau la
h1et} shot Stser them, One Of the thieves
instantly tur! cd and fired stx ahnta at the
ntAcer, and then continued his digit. At
l,pe1h the officer, after an exciting chase,
nsms % john Montgomery. Oa heiaR
searched in the police atatton It was found
thnt the prisoner had ioaded club, q pistol,
dark lantern, 4 canister Of powder, aad q
mask. ......-....
TWO rERsoN8 ARRESTED ON srsPICIoy.
Jchn TFlmble, at y i yarick street, and
were arrested yesterday afternoon on snspi.
clon Of being concerned in the "tmashtng''
operation. The5 were locked up In the Mer-
Ger Street etation to await Identification.
The prisoners protest that they arc Innocent
ofthe crime; but t. as they weIe often seen in
rested when about to commit robbery In the
Bowery, they were arrested on suspicion.
The prisoners arc aged respectively IS and 81
years. -=-..-...- ...-..-...-
s1oLES DIAMONDS RECOVERED.
BUFFALO, Feb. 0-The diamonds that
were stolen fome time ago from air. sunder
at or Erie, Canada, this afternoon, By de
tectiYe officers,
, 1869-02-13
TAx-p4YISE.
a e!rnu8sr's Hxprrlouco Among tho
Chicago TAx-0uthoror1.

Cn,oAno. Feb. 10. le@.
10 tht Hl!tor u The Ch'.xso Triheur:
leans 10 thts city about ono ycat ago. A few
Wtekt tsd plssed, when a reET pleasant gentle.
MIN etepptt Into 1ny otlce. and, h.ndtpg the
well rrtatel list Of taxable articles, very puitely
requested mt to nott down The amounts Of tie
si1d articles thai could ell niy own This did
~ we'll a. rcnld. snd he went on hia NAT' but
be had not heen ab.eat long before auottef Hike
him. With llts psptr. ,nsds like fequest. and
lihe.',s sonrltsd. and he hts.i.a derssstd,
iii. f.mttebtt tut tsiak l1e unra called ii "a
@mahr, @ ,Tt,tt. tna s1oshet dtpusI,sl ohs u h's
NM n. ~ ii tts..ht .houat:M,tst tte
tY", .; II ~ ~; ' ..: II. s;as tn y - s's; Il;
.:a. "a T. n; y: !. ";!i :.s:
hss., ",,WG,:.', ..Sa ~. 'Es'e !, II /. y
x~., -. .,,a .a,. s",.4sh ,A:ss ass ~ .assla
., s*; *.s s4s, "a VI TX. TX
snItau ssk il ,Atfe !. 4ay s.h.f plsee il lhIeasn
o,. Il t. t.;s ssa IL: a:,s
~ ~ IT,. "Nn," sns1. "n W. IL. ..is h-. On
a. ~ 5oes sn IL snt{ .es
lie; III . ta1es tor ID ara 70" Av.y 70. md
tsi AT tho lstt AMeG room. and enra cE0ng th II
fellow AIows III absat y, and 10 hss ssstta sne'
tiaIts8rs somenoty IN aome other pun ot Tia
city has lad = tlchusson aaVemels, aua 'Sa a
reiehbA : 10 L!s fsc1Ld cousin: 70 AZ t4xad.
well. .ubmit End gin 70 get In = eood bamoz
ove1 Ch,caaos WAY Of neeeto &. aud aak Ii that "a
iii. 'Dn n,," sAss the smiling clerk. "There
Is mar dowE In thu Ortenia> Building, roou
No. -, who Will take tax for 90 aud go.
pay II, and II begins tacn 10 "a aEr upon me that
rom III plessant calls 1llt spring have at ieass
two mo1o to call and PAY, s1d p;saaps tsFGs, M Sat
vii oLiy send nc thcis address, will call 1t once
| snd PAY up.
should be l$a1e4 9!et auanea3ass!1s H1 ~
, 1869-02-13

From the pubuoue Time. Feb. 10.
Last week a farmer. pamed Bas.itt. rt.fd.
ing at Cass{illc, Wisconsio. went down 10
Galena md disposed Of q load Of pork, at the
t,I h.ehe.t a. market ngnres. The products q
twenty dollars, which sum he placed in lis
pocket, us any other sensible man would,
and started for home. He lad accomplished
Lalt tue dlstauce, aud was allowing his horses
to jog alouv at m casr puce, Willie be was
tiyity manifested bY lie porK market. when
be overlook surly.looklng in1iyI,inaI. N
top boots, slouched hat aud dirty shirt, who
was making lus way through tha snow, With
much Difficulty.
Az Mr. Bas.itt eamc opposite, thu snr1y, IN.
fartnrr 7rar,tej with much alacrjtr. makjnr
, 1869-02-13
THE B1TTERB WE DHrNE

Estrybedy has heard Of the famous
1rdiau Ch1ettatn Rcd Jacket. 1t is
stated That that warrior was possessed IN
lis time Of recipe for bitscrs which
Was sovereign remedy ior most o! the
ills thst flesh il heir 10. The famous Bit
te1s known ii" "RCd jacket" ia made In
Chicago, and has widespread celebrity.
An opposition bit!cra WAS supposed
10 have cncroached on tho trademark OF
the Red Jacktt, 60 = lawsuit
w.a the result. The opposition bit.ers-
The "1sel Cluud" d"-yes'erday, on 4 motion
10 dissolve an ipjutctIop, filtered tct-
timony ~ 10 how 1acd Jacket was n,alc
up ard their analysis. Il true. shows
thai The famous Indian Ubfct. He'd ] ack ct,
sold bis customers very weak aud com,
mon nh!skey and water. Now, let III
have m analysls Of all the nthcr cclc-
braictl hittc1s, which are sold 10 thu pub.
lie nj higt nricch
, 1869-02-13

v,y,suste teeds for cit, anu ,ubu,e.u u,op.
f, s, ,sssta v !. ). s S,, MI: e. : r. \: ''a' aoaf as'
H%;s; III; 3ti;
H$s i: Il aSs ai't Il ~ i /. si'' iii;
!: i: ';;;is;!; !; I'LL
!: fit;st;! f;Ss;:;!
DkYI:f sslSS:s:s: # R:;Siis; S.ss !; E;Jsi
re.es; 81: il. q! iaas,.; ti:s: i.1i, ii, ~
';:s i N;Sn
": 1ets; i?' !!i; M ;sgs:''
II y:! 'x 81 @:t, ";;':I,n:l I; Ib:;l
": ;;s,ss' y;;$! Il NJ; ,:s,s;; ,
t;;$i s:::: y;|; !: Il
s;!:!; s;!iiF I Il; If %
"a. $ !! !!!;! &! VIA: iiiIiil ~
'T tt;|:s III, 4 ,i:;s Il ii't!tss
x:t:T;t| ,s;"'',|':A'.1,,''.!s,I;iA|!IWN /, i! I'i.|!IW "
issH;AHtA A!JA;;,i,L!'.:,,,'.f';Hi II ,
FiHtt'HS! essT,, il 'fJtus It A14r{JltitA il;
MI Iit.;k :,3slIH,,,; ,td;..Is istllht 4
Hfh'THa ~ ,hn,t {ftt,n III tH4s,h E.iinn, y
| athsH sHA1 I},nf tf1HEi,s ~ M = pi,1ti Hrr3 II
w;;sE;: 4 II: ,s. T. 2 ~ i S sSs
! Ky wv = 80. .... H.T
i" Mn fIt,. fIt,.j,i!ttt.t''.,tt's RI vi "''
FTElns lLEt13 utrI,s T. Ias[ltI Issn II, Hth1
!, ,.,,l
n1HH33WMn" ~" fstHt H. bsmfsI x liiis IL MSussl
tf1MIt - ~ FsH"'''' a. W." :" II
hkrH' y r. rs ihu,ttt 4 IL T. !;iff III
WI; il tMtft Hesittr ,fshH ~ lflam. st,tpI
t,t,,ti :. iaf il . ii III tfilft fbkttt II h. lit
, 1869-02-13
TIE LAKE PARK HILL,

This lttltr II Elliott Anthony, E:I,
.,n Ike I.akh Park question, published i'll
IHl TnlHt'sE Of TNnsslay. has thrown
Considerable light on he question Of
riparian rights and riparian ownership
in from. OF Michigan avenue. According
10 Mr.. Anthony's argument, the title Of
tie city 10 the natural slnrc Is uuques-
tiCnAblc, and this carries With It the title
10 ali the submerged land east OF the
esme, subject only to the public right Of
navigation and the raiIrosd compsnY's
tight Of way. If this nc correct view,
ana wo think it Is, the Lcg[slsturc has
1o,hine to g:te away; and the Illinois
Central bal, il passed, would be inopera-
tire.
In this view OF the case would 1t not
be wfzsr for the Legislature to pcs.pope
all sc'lcn ior two yesrs, and provide fr
the appointment Of commission ~ c4-
anime Ibis question thoroughly. aud as
ceriain who hiss rights in that water, be-
fere attempting 10 divest anybody Of
existing tightss The idss has been held
cut that the city WAS in danger ot losing
Lake Park (ins1de II: railroad lraeks en-
tl1e'y. unless 1t shouId taci.ly consent to
tie passage Ct the bill HOW pendi1g. As
this irsdc property amounts ul1imstely
to one hundred acres OF lard, worth from
five to ten millions u dollars, there ha.
b(eu disposition in the pubic mind, in
Which VIC have ehared, 10 make the best
oi Ito take hslf lost rather than no
biead. But Mr.. Au.hony'5 reasoning
Is ccrrtc1, no such danger exists, for how
ever much disposition there m,ght b. In
the Legislature 10 deprive the city OF the
Lake Park property, I'll their attempts
would be unsyailing.
This puts Il: back 10 the starting point,
ard the question il. whether the city,
He1sccd By ro danger, is ready 10 ncqui-
eecc In bill which proposes to put the
outside harbor, either temporarily OF
rsrms1 entity, in possession OF railway
corporation. We say, cmphatical'y, No.
The three blocks Of land which the three
railway companies have been 50 long
trying to buy, a1e mere bagatellc =:
compared with The outside hhrbor
Thusc ih1cc blocks the Council ought K
have sold to them at fair price, instcat
=! tcntinc theu 10 Springfield in an al.
tisudo Of hcslllisy to the city. Aud III
II e,ntain that If the Council can rc-ope,
ztrosiatio1s With the companies on
isir basis, in such wsy as to call .her
1,sek i1om Springfield, It will save none.
IN Tho end, for il The pending bill be
tines d law, ard the city asserts Il
rights In The courts, as II ought II
,1'tpera'c and pru:rac:cd litigation vi
l:e the cUnftuuence.
1it!s question OF riparian owncrshi
TN inland sen II tho Lewcs, and lA,cl
rt.n,,llca'ion, 80 10 speak. Of juritpru
t4nrc. lis easier TO Bet wTong and IN 8
wrong IN Discussing Il than In any 9th,
t:r,n,lnlent of Law. Hence VIC arc u
inclined 10 chtdc the Legislature for Il
ii, IN /, has alsesdY tskun-thcre bell
from inr lorcst difference of opinio
IIu, VIC .ay that It IL limo TO call b:
altng The lines ard before prjcceulI
I..,htr ASCERTAIN what will ba the effect
Itsslrg ally bill whatsoever IN the su
, 1869-02-13
MADISON.

BesticA Of the Wisconsin horticultural
Baeis1T-1Dierssttax H.aaJs- aeessnE
OF thc UntveiAtsT AeEsnis-WAFm
Weather.
Special Dttp&teh to the Chicsgo Tribune.
MAp1soh. Wrs., Feb. IL.
The State Horticultural Society. II session here
sIrcs 7uestay, adjourned last evening. Sc vera1
estsJ1 Hers resd. d.acc discussions WeEc
tad ttercen interesting to fruit sroWe1s. L was
ca!Hen By expcr c. d fruit growers OF the 6t1te
shat apples f. re 4 euter aud better crop IN Wiz
cor a1n than Wheat etpcc' ally orchards that were
nsar ustsr. Hardy apples Recommended We1o
:A4tracan. Duchess, Fam:nsei Talman. SWEET
Go:dor Aueset, Tr.raeenaAnt and Hetitp cfass,
for general cultivation.
s1.awhesHse-Wl:on and Green PROLIFIC we're
recommended.
G1spes-Coneord, Delaware best, With Rosers
ae long keeper.
A. 10 plum- the grating Of dsFereut varieties Of
natives was recommended Valuable fac's were
brought ont IN Yegasd 10 the het method Of check
irE the TaSaRee Of tnsects. and on other points.
pr. Jateph Huohtus, uf Madtson> vas te-eltcted
President,
The Board Of University Regents adjourned this
roop, baysrc elected John ). Dean Secretary. and
traueaCttd various business destgned to promote
the initFest Of the Inetitnte. 80.
Fery warm here To-Day, fha Thermometer
showing a tcn1p<f <fsturt thfF afternoon OF IS de-.
g.tes Aboyc zero. The tnow II Eelttnc last, aud
}he streams arc tf&tng rapidly. Wi?d plceous
wire teco AyicE tor:h oFer the etfY to.c ~.
There arc few members Of the LeclaiAsura look.
tue after matters &ud preparing lot the rush ot
butluets Imminent next week.
, 1869-02-13
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