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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

SUIcrpE OF WALrER MoNTeoNEKI.-The follow
ing telegram, dated London, Sept. "a we ind pub
lished in the san Francisco papers:
walter Montgomery, the wellknOwn actor who
recently returned from a professional visit TO the
United States, committed suicide last night Mr..
Montgomery was married on Wednesday last TO an
American LADY,"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

TIE OLYMPIC Hall was sold at auction on
Wednesday last and purchased by J. T wsterhouse
Esq, who owns the lot on which the bulding stands
We understand that it win remain it is at present
snd viii be let for lectures or entertainments OF like
Character II Is situated in most desirable locality
for anything Of the Kind, aud being Of the cool
est buildings in the city the loss OF it would have
been severely felt in the community had been
down or removed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

AEzA7A-ol he outward raasaea szperenrsi u1derass
weather and AryI az Azran1 AnE Ief L aaFxhsne4 SER
s GAYS Frsv1zs u G-riraE ne strson- srz hsarng
red az, q sazsssasnru Il vhch M rssissr 81 ne pa
s1H Eas mai z1isr sasT Racurnzr ID Azrkazl
assF a IL IA Inst aaf bad uas and seas ne
frt I'm dya Hsr uhrh nadarzts Winds AID 6ne wsnzh
u ais port arriving uf lem en- sas at aEnuf ut tie
NEsie--lr 1slHat the INA and ruz.--5 ss- huuz *
tas purpaas = haaazaz caps Il vaE.a.a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
SALE OF LEASE or LAND At AUCTlOHI

DY THE ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
ID OF CROWN LANDS. the guesrsigneduin offer
for sale At his Sales Room IN the CITY 5f Honoulr a.
IL o'clock NJ, WEDNESDAY. November I5lh,
ten years lease Of the land knosn as Waiahoie sit
uated in Koolaupoko island Of Oahu. The Commis-
siOners will likewise extend thelease If the lad shah
be used for agricultural purposes
For particulars enquire Of
81 Z. P ADAMS, Auetionssr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

We are requested by the Marshal TO inform the
foreign Jurors drawn for The October term Of the
supreme Court, that their services will not be
required until further notice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
Card.
SAN FRAScisco. May 20, 1871.
We the Undersigned. Sole Agents for the

san FRAScisco. May 20. 1871.
We the Undersigned. Sole Agents for the
Pacific States. China, Japan, Sandwich Islands and
Australia fer the Delaney's Patent Wire Cushions
have received the following unsolicited testimonial
from A. p. Rudolphe. acknowledged to be the best
player Of the day. Parties wishing Billiard Tables
with the Delaney's Wire Cushion are cautioned
against certain agents who are trying to infriuge on
cur patent JACOB STRAHLE & co.
SAY FRAScisco, May GOTH. 1871.
MEssRs. JacOs SrRAHtK Co.. Billiard Manufac-
turers. SOS Market Street. san Francisco Calf ornia
GESrLENES: am happy to declare to sill ANA
teurs Of Billiards that after my long experience in
;he principal cities of the verdi feel convinced Of
the superiority Of the Billiard Tables Manufactured BY
Jacob Strahls Co
also ind the delaney Patent Wire Cushion "
very superior for its elasticity durability truth aud
correctness to anything now in use; in short, the
whole has my most unqualified approval
Signed A. P. RUDOLPHE.
Professor of Billiards
tSigpedj S4M'L HERMANN,
20 3m Notary Public.
Rows IN TUE SANDWICH ISLANDS can
DO 1S learn way Of making money during
their spare moments easily and without capital, and
SURELT Y. Send your address to American Stamp
Co., Merdsn, Conn, U. s. We refer to the publish
Of this paper who knows the nature Of our business
MS 4m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

TH EEzss A,l1sEzzS-s-Tbs Bel Rfaze-s
gE=s two fz-sEeE Perfo-uanees AZ kzE.iahao
Chz-ea, IN the alsruo0u an evening, 10th q
which were airig atfended. aItkougk eousi5e-irx
The o6leet for uhieh the proceeds vere partly n
trndes Dor repairs o. ne ehurhl = ven as tie
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Phase. Of the Neon for me MaaA Of sept ls7l,
noNoLuLu MAN rlNE.
TINE suN RISING AND sErrIN.

SuBscRIEERs to the Hotel Bonds are requested to
meet at the Finance odiee on Thursday, TO
morrow al HAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

Pianist and Musical Director
SiGnor p GiOrza,
the celebrated Pianist and Composer.
~ Price Of AdmissiOu-Dress Circle $50; Par
guet;s 81 90; Boxes $1,000 Ticket. to be had at H.
N. Thitney's aud Thos. G. Ihrum's Music Stores,
and at the theatre on the evening Of performance.
~ Positively no money will be received At the
door
SPECIAL SoTIcE-In order to giVs az OppOrtu-
nifty those Who desire to retain the sane seats for the
whole season, the box paa will be ePen On Wednss-
day, the 9Th inst, At Il. NJ WhitDey's Book Store
from "a n until noou Of tie following day after
which tine, single tickets, for more EVENING"
nay be obtained Season Tickets sI2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

We would call the attention OF the Trustees OF
the Sailors Home 10 call published elsewhere,
fora meeting at the Depository Friday at II A. NJ.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

From TIE WHALING FLEEr.-A letter from Capt.
Trip Of the Arctic TO Messrs Brewer s Co, dated
Ployer Bay, jane IS which We have been permitted
to see gives the following information in regard TO
ustters with the feet up to that date The Bark
oriole hayes, was badly stove 10 the ice receiving
serious injury in the keel. 1t was considered pro-
babe that her injuries serious to prevent
her from proceeding TO the Arctic. It was the in
tention Of Capt. Hayes TO heaye the vessel out as
soon the ice cleared away sufficiently to permit
il. But few whales had been taken yet. the Gay
Head having taken one the Reindeer one, the Eliza
beth SEift one, and the Massachusetts,, one. The
Julian, J. D. Thompson, and Progress were report
ed outside Of POyer Bay in the ice. The report of
the loss Of the japan, Barker last fall is confirmed
Nine Of the crew arc reported lost, Including the
third officer. Capt. Barker with the remainder of
the crew, wintered with the natives and we're kind
" treated by them The Captain and crew reached
san Frsneiseo early this month in the Brig Halle
Jackson
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n e N r 2 M Az,
TRADEALER AND COFFEE ROASTER
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
Bark Excelsior Direct from Liverpool,

Bark Excelsior Direct from Liverpool,
GASES ENGLISH PIE FRUITS,
" Cases English Pickles,
Cases Assorted Jams, 2lbs
Gases Assorted Jams, lib
Cases Orange Marmalade,
Cases Assorted Sauces.
Gases Lea Perrin's Worcester SAnee. pts
Cases Lea 4 perrin's Worcester Sauce, pts
Cases Mushroom Catsup. pints and pints
Gases French Green Peas,
Case French Mushrooms,
Cases Carrots. in tins
Cases Turnips, in tins
Cases Sage and Onions.
Cases HOrss1adish Sauce,
Cases Salad Dressing,
Cases Celery Seed.
Cases Raspberry Vinegar,
Cases Lemon Syrup,
Cases French CApers,
Cases French Olives,
Cases Sage. Thyme. Sweet MaJoram,
Gases Summer SAvory, Mint, Parsley,
Gases Cream Tartar in bottles,
Cases Cream Tartar, I 10 tins,
Carbonate Soda bottles,
Saleratus bottles,
Ground Cinnamon ] bottles,
Ground Mace bottles,
Ground Anspiee bottles,
Ground Cloves bottles,
Ground Ginger bottles,
Ground Mixed Spice bottles.
Ground Rlaek Pepper. bottles,
Ground White Pepper bottles,
CAYENNE Pepper.
English Mustards. Superior quality,
Extracts Of Vanilla,
Extracts Of Lemon,
Celery,
Almond,
Ginger.
English Plum Pudding in tins,
English Cheese about G tins each
Potted Ham, Potted Beef,
Plotted Tongue.
French TrufaeS,
Cod Roes,
Cases SardineS
G0rgOna Auehovies
Lebig's Extract Meat
Gases Smoked Herrings in tins,
Bags Black Pepper.
Casks, Hemp, Rape, s Canary seeds,
Barrels CurraDts pa 10 each,
Currants in 4 10 10 tins,
Sutana Raisens & los tins,
Fine New Mnscatel Raisens,
Jars New Figs.
Jars French Plums,
Barcelona Nuts,
COx's Patent Gelatine,
Nelson's Patent Geatine
Lemonade & Ginger Beer Powder,
Sudletz Powder.
RObinsOn's Patent Barley,
RObnsOns Patent Greats,
TapiOca 4 lbs tins,
Ground Rice in 4 lbs tins,
Pearl Barley in 4 los tiGs,
Ground Oatmeal in 4 & lbs tins.
Fine Scotch Oatmeal & lbs tins,
Nutmegs in lbs tins
Nutmegs in IL Pint Bottles,
Maceroni in lbs tins
Vermicelll in lbs tins,
Casks Split Peas.
Bleaehed Ginger in lbs tins. Tins.
Orange Lemon, Il Ciiron Peel in lbs
Sugared Almonds in lbs tins,
PEPPERMINT Lozenges. in lbs tins,
Acid Drops, in ! lbs tins,
Barley Sugar, in lbs tins,
yellow Candy. in lbs tins
White Cscdy, in lbs tins,
Pink Candy in lbs tins
Brown Pipe, in lbs tins.
CrystalliIed Jujubes in lbs tins,
Gases ofthe above Candies in l Bottle,
Motto Kisses in lbs glass jars,
French GOsaques in lbs glass,
Cossaques in gross tins
Somebody's Luggage.
For Sale at 50 Fort Street,
Henry May will receive per Queen Emma, small
invoice from London, amongst which will be
Pate de jOi gras: French Asparagus.
50 Fort St.
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EXPORTS.
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
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hSua "a Ha-1ief-
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Mll1ka- E1-y, fs1Ll k4--a- And Er ~ Excslsior.
Eigsr. - days frsul Lirerpool
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Gays frum san FszzcasrU, Gzd SIR kazs0i froz
Maj
24-Sch-s kats Lee sas KiaA= fruz EaEasE A-stre
fum ksuE. Nsnurknu1i f-ou Ma1i b szurs
Wsu-a Euuga. stuart. ? DAYS srun Syd1sy llE
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f7lu Gail4Pays. With 81 bhls Sperm. An Bk
Eaza Beais. Bailey, g days f-sm san Frza-
chscc
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itzs-s Isls-1
a-Sck- W4rsiek f-uEa M1l1kAL
SAILED.
Set 2-Sh-s Active Auzie and uartie fsr KazAE N1-y
Elsn. trr EaraH.
&-An u Francrs Fleil f5r Erziautfs fsia1f
z3-Schr NsikeiSi s1r Mai
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hlnga Wonga- ssz1rt flr san Frzlriscu. srar
ki41ea- fr Hip and InterusiiK.. Ports schrs
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25-Ez Cfey q MsI1curze- Grzinssr fr IN AID
SyinsFs schrs Lzka AID Active flr Hazai- Nzry
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

We clip the following from the Ko-ziag ClE Of
July 18th, the day sfter the first appearance OF
Ma5a1e States' Company IN san Francisco, OF which
occasion VsrdI-z El7lESi IN which Madaue States
persouated EITira,7 was presented
Probaeiy 10 opera Is better adapted than Er7laai
for beginning zeason with a new company. Tie
house WIS packed With brilliant and dsuoustrztive
azEience- The overture begaz Eery promptly, and
the first few notes showed that sigaor GIorz had
been highly successful IN drilling his orchestra,
which performed throughout the evening IN mar
Fer s-edItanIe to is members md 10 the eo1dsctor
L vas little weak, perhaps, in the brasses, but
zpoa the whole perf5rned its dieult and response
be duties rot ozly satisfactorily, bat well The
sane uay be said Of the chorus, which acquitted
Itself With much credit The evident apPTeehfio1
VITA which the performances were received and the
Brilliant success with which the present season
opened, Indicate zu-ustakably that &c annual sea
sou Of frzs-ei4ss Italian opera VII alzays meet
with liberal encouragement IL this city OF the
soto artists We have little to say that i not can
mandatory Mrs. States Surprised her frieads By
her finished style, the eisarues Of her voice, and
her delightful Eccaztion Her FIRST aria, the well
known and alnosa hackneged HEruazf izvolani,'f
WIS giVez Il brilliant artistic manner and VIA
fash 70 its Ssrfs-g Ehich At ouce testified that
eaItiEatsd ard really great artist oec-pied the
st1gS ard the r01nf Efter r5az1 q applause which
followed Il, showed that the singer had found an
audience that sy-pafhzed With ana faIy appreciated
hez The stage Vas Ht=zlIy covered With forzI
tribztes, md the sane bes1fIfsI tesilnoaals we're
fsq1eutly repeated da-ing the sTsnfuZ- Mn States
has every r-asoa to be gr1thed with heE reception
IN san Fazciseo-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

TEE SrEkNEEs--Tbe arrival Of the Australian
Steamer en- rOut for san Francisco several days be
hind time, has oecasiOued considerable auuoysuse.
She vas looked for about the Issh and vas expected
to leave the following day, instead Of which she did
not leave until the 18Th The A P Jordan sailed on
the 18th aud the Comet on the 18th, without taking
mails, as it expected the steamer would arrive
over first The Jordan probably wiz arrive several
days before the steamer, and the Comet vii arrive
about the same time with the latter The public
wiz probably 10; place 50 much dependence on the
movements OF the steamers hereafter, having been
considerably disappointed IN this respect Of late.
The City Of Melbourne from San Francisco was also
behind time, she le several hours before the Moses
Tlylor with the mails board, and did not arrive
Until SEadIy evening about thirty-tEo hours after,
much to the surprise Of every one, az she made the
previous passage down inside OF nine days The
fo1r mail steamers we're all in port together this
month, the disehz-giug and leading Of which inside
Monday very busy day anoog steTedores and drzy-
1ez- The CITY Of Melbourne had TO anchor OF the
Esplanade until the departure Of the Touga Wouga,
as there vas no wharf aeeo1odztiou- The Moses
Taylor left on Mond4y evening, remaining much
shorter tine in port than usual The Nevada
left Tuesday morning for Auckland, MeIbozrre aud
Sydney and the City OF Aeloo1rne on Tuesday noon
for FiF and Sydney It IS not likely that the steam
srz vii al meet in port At the sane tine again
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

A SEASON OF ENTERTAINMENTS. Our community
will have no cause to complain for want Of amhse-
meat during the next few weeks there being no less
than four different entertainments at prvseut in the
city Madame States celebrated Opera Company ar.
rived BY the Moses Taylor on their way to the Colo
mics, and will remain here month. Prof Hsysel-
mayer magician, with number Of wonderful per
forming birds and mice, arrived By The City Of Mel
boar1e, also en- route to the Colonies, aud will
main month Mss Com having met with an en-
thasastie reception during the past week, has con
clzded TO remain over uutil the next steamer Last
hut not least BY any means the popular Caliior
MA Mustrels, who We are informed intend to visit
Mzui next week, at the request ofseveral prominent
residents on that island. They will give two per-
formArces at Wailuku, and if our ueiShbors ere not
able 70 keep them longer. it will show that they
cannot appreciate good thing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE GOODS
consisting in part Of the foIloui.E-
FANCY PRINTS

Pink, White Ground BriIliants,
Heavy Denims, Brown Drills,
White Long Cloth,-Horrocks, Mil
Ter & Co,
Blue Striped Ticking,
Victoria Lawns. fine Black Coburgs
Bleached Sheetings, linen and cotton,
Blue Twilled Flannel,
Italian Cloth, Silk Alpaeas,
Black Lasting, Black Grape,
Turkish Towels, Silesias,
White Irish Linen,
Shirts,-linen bosom, fancy bosom
and white cotton.
Fancy Flannel Shirts,
Undershirts, Blankets, ass'd colors,
Cotton and Linen Thread, Bunting,
White Linen Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Cotton handkerchief,
Bed Quilts,-assorted,
Monkey Jackets, Silk Umbrellas,
Double-face Umbrellas, Socks, &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27

We learn from Hilo that on Wednesday, the 18th
inst severe shock OF earthquake felt in that
district. Although very short, lasting only few
seconds il was the most severe that has been felt
since the shock Q; 1865 Considerable damage was
done 10 stone walls and some damage in the way
Of eroekery breaking, was done in almost every
house IN Hilo. I; may be interesting 10 some who
admire the vii Of the Hilo correspondent Of the
advertiser to learn that tie wall around the Court
House,-whieh, by the way, is very substantial
one and in every respect adapted TO the purpose
for which it was buili-wss entirely unhsrmed. In
fact, correspondent writes, The wall will stand
vsTy Asavy shock" Whether be refers to the shocks
Of earthquakes or TO the shocking mendacity Of the
correspondent above referred 10, We cannot say.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-27
HAW. BARK. R. C. WYLlE
-H7 Days
From BrennenI

THE UNDERSIGNED have received
Il BY tho above vessel an invoice comprising fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
TIE CusroM-Mou.E CHANGEs.

Messrs Latin and Darling, the new Naval
Officer and Appraiser took formal charge of their re-
spectve oices yesterday at about noon. The retiring
Naval officer ana Appraiser were waited upon, during
the forenoon, by delegations fiom tier late subordi-
Mates and addresses were made expressive Of regret at
the scvering Of official connections The address to Mr.
Grinncl delivered by J. j. Couch, on behalf Of tho
clerks, was as follows
MR GSSELL Tie der. here assembled to 80 yon alden have
selected 90 g. wsrust expressions % re- H. 10
hite 81 cha. a. one insured rs -. DO iol
g. u Tie oi iif
been HhHrg- 10 a
= 3d. u lD.r desire That car! NV
respect sEi ren- and We hOie that you VIII
tlllA /.
Mr.. GIinUtll, who was deeply moved, replied:
ONE II j., with hst rom YoG-regr"t
lcrlIse rel lave been 81 tI r.ss test uectl, ana re
your conduc. has admiration
hant express o. read and sha SIS to ny esor
that have pcrore H. ts 81 oiceS SIN etT
bop t az eI'g tle potent you erTe lIi t earn
ard that fife b. cs Jalt en- CHAR Nitl 20
darn sui in ,Le sE.
At the Appraisers Oacc. tho 10 Assistant Appraisers
vcre prc.outcd by Gen. Palmer 10 liz DuilH5, VINO
briefly addressed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
PERSON1 IL,

Capt Samuel Noah, who died recently at
Mount Pulaski. H., in bis o3l year was before l &C.
cease. tie oldest living graduate OF the West Point
Academy,
Camille Urso has been surprising the Lon
doners by purchasing Of dealer in rartes cremona
three centuries old ~ the genuine Amati manufacture
and giving <O3iCr IT,
Tie Rev. BENJAMIN Eaton of Trinity EpiscO-
pqD Church. Galveston, ,as, While preaching on the
suddcnuf-s and awfulHo7s - death, on recent
sunday, fell in the pulpit and lied almost inmedh'eiy'
Louis Napoleon is reported i'll at Chisel-
hurst-conaued TO b TO m lis hair I. gaia to tod haze ye
ascIbcs The change 81 his confinement at Wiheln'h"he'
Sergeant Bates, who acquired temporary
noforicty by walking through tie SOUTH carrying the
United states flag, insists that Gov Holden 81 Noiih
aroma @ ,i I'm urolabie by declaring that lie
refused tho offer UltA So III ana iLilEih'I"A
Cincinnati has o genuine sensation in the
form Of physician, bearing the rtrc name OF Jones'
who has been elected IueIlbeT u The city Council and
rcuscs 20 serve, because, ~ be alrSe, lie N"s gl' u
OF tAc instances 10 wc history refuses To repeat ie
The Princess ClOtilde, eldest daughter Of
Veto. Emanuel and wife Of Prince Napoleon is said to
De an exceedingly hnd-Aeartad and winning Wom"h'
and seems to De- esteemed md hk' by everybody by
iirrot.s ~ tic l-rsuca in cher tastes and a-es.
lie is in his i9;A ear while sic Is Only ..
Gucchc, the Brgand of Arezzo, Italy, was
shot recently by the Kings CarhirecrA lie wl' IL u
said the terror hut also the boast Of the neghboIhood
and 10 less from admiration than from fear he was al
vyav sure as long a. lie could cuGe tAo boodhounls o!
the law of sup0cr and a sweetheart Justice was over
and over again suspended b. the dread Of h anger and
tcrnu NJ po,s usually ell in Italy, were r-ied
M one Official after another ~ difference TO h mandates
The mode OF lis capture was IN EselAg Vim l.e IT,
TDainder 81 biz cytnu h-t r. Three ~ DIS pursue .
took refuge one evening with poor and a-ed coupe,
and their suspicious were at once aroused by Dc
lole them the pr mise Of more sum ous rela5t lIi
was warranted by tie peasants condition. Inc SUPP
WAS preparing for Sulcc!r, ana lEc iacl was cNlo-
ed from the tpIupoIZiug pair TIE ttfulnCcrs lay IN
wait for the solitary bravo who soon came along 81 IS
isU,ty or love song, and they dispatched im Ociore
IL i'm limo 10 do tan bite OF oIe VI ter AseIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
1rcTr-prS MEETINGS. ETC.

The House physician Of the Demllt Dlspeh-
.arv reports that during March 2,5li free NEGOTIATIONS
were performed, aud 400 persons uea'eu'
The sabbath-school attached to the NJ +.
Zion Church. the Rev; William Butler pastor s''' u"
annual exhibition AMI concert llst evening
Repevolepce is to he served by an amateur
,otic nerforr,rs this evening, at the Union League
Theater dPoor Plicodys" and " HIS Last Legs Will
Tbe CbaDin Home Fair, at the 22d Regiment
- ,,.al Ia = night with the disposal by lottery or
sale OF nearly al the remaining aruce'' ApoN' 'i'OVO
was netted ..;.,.
stepben Merritt, jr., presided at meeting
~ Temperance Cadets. held IN the Greenesl Metnoa'
Church la-t evening, ana Geo. W. DuA7"' ""'' - -
hudson dc lercu addresses
y y Wight delivered one OF course OF iec-
49, ~, the History Of Architecture" last evening
hfre the New.York Chapter OF the american iuso i
OF Architects According to the Setnr. he called the
| stYrtinc point of architectural progress
M New-York Association of Sunday -school
ronor. held their monthly meeting last evening AT
| ,b, ronrtb.aye Presbyterian Church Inc rIe7uen'
+ C. wilder presided and addIesse9 Wi9 S Hctb01
g. rshtnr" and the Rev. r. f. Burns ID. d. OF Moh
| treal Canada. upon the " h'eneH'' "
Tho WorLingmen's Union held a special
| -, lot ,veung at No. 32i Bowery to consider Tue
galatians Of the EishtIIour law, and TO ADOPT measures
hv which ia provisions shall be enforced
made by Mi Browning Of the bnoA's q mon 40
Mr. limits OF the Pa.ercr's Union ana pr; oonnolJ o.
~ ii,ir,cr, Association dcnOuncinR cohIa''ols 'h'
W i ,he Drpartmeut OF Publlc WORKS wuo COMP
Heir wofkmen labor 10 hours gay upon sIs Resch
nan, . ,s.rd expressive OF the mdlghatDh ol th
I , thst members Of the Municipal Goyetian,l
Union l na, inch oppression" and committee q
s'o'au ~. iutcd 10 wait upon the hcau' 0l uel%i'
wa" and inf rm them OF the violation II tie law
prof Martin exhibited to the Lyceum
,,'t,,,I History last evening at Mott Memorial Hal
sncc,nen- Of saadstsnes and carboncroas c"ns'rh'
al. found on tho cgest Of NewJcrary' ana containing W
-,o,r. Of orenYlc matter Prof Newhury stated th.
49, .nec,tncns we've probably fragments OIL an Hu'iei
~. n,,gu yhich diiteuod anh vegetable aoeu4IO