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Z the Conference adjourned without making
any provision for q temporary line 1t
was stated in the Conference that the
. Postmaster-General in London had an
nouneed his intention Of charging two
pence on each newspaper and threepenee
on each letter by Halls line, in addition
to the postage charged in Australia, on
the ground that such letters had been
forwarded by Z" a private merchant vessel."
We cannot see that the maintenance of
Pacific line Of steamers has been at all
insured by the action Of the Inter-Colo-
NAL Conference 1t has made no recon-
mendation or provision for keeping up
either Of the lines that have been running.
while the scheme proposed for the future
will fail to enlist cooperation among the
Colonists themselves.
The Melbourne Age says: Fortunately
the agreement contains Z clause setting
forth that It is entered into subject to
the condition that it shall be approved
of BY the Legislatures of the Colonies
interested therein This should be fatal
10 the scheme
The Sydney NaI says. The Confer
enee, however, agreed upon a scheme of
postal service which will probably come
nothing, since It Is based upon the TO
assumption that the Home Government,
without being first consulted in the
matter, viii pay an annual subsidy Of
e12S,O00, or one-half the total cost Of the
two serviees-one by way of Suez and
the other by way Of California And
the Auckland Herald ridicules the idea
Of the British Government conserving to
any postal scheme by way Of the Pacific
In which New Zealand interests have
not primary consideration.
The Australian Colonies themselves
must, Ike New Zealand, make absolute
grants for steam lines, # they design to
keep open the Pacific route. We believe
that neither England nor the United
States are, or can be, as much interested
as the Colonists themselves, or that they
VIII undertake to bear a m9iety Of the
subsidies necessary TO maintain the
steamers On the contrary, the Legisla-
ture Of both countries seems to be moving
IN IN opposite direction. Hence, although
we hear that several companies are ready
to make tenders, there Is not an occasion
likely to arise for tenders until the
Colonies are more ready to agree among
themselves than they have thus far shown
q disposition to do, in arranging for
Pacific line.
In the meantime, we are assured that
Mr.. Webb's line viii continue TO run on
this route, whatever may be the iumedi-
ate action Of the Colonial governments.
The certainty Of final support for the
crest enterprise, both from the United
States nnd the Colonies, being such that
Mr.. Webb is confident Of ultimate sue
cess.
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Naaiksuna vs.. Kaunouana and Mahoe-Aetion of
contract for rent Of privilege Of gathering pull.
Jnry waived. Pies that the defendants had not
entered, By reason OF "a outstanding lease third
party. Demurrer 20 this plea was overruled, and
the defendants were allowed TO show that bT reason
Of valid lease BY the plaintiff to other parties they
bad not entered and legally could not obtain pos
session Also, Aed, that sale Of growing crop Of
pull for time within one year was not required
By the Statute Of Frauds to be shown by writ
ten agreement, and that want of title in the ven
dor was good defense TO an action for the pur.
chase money, If the defendants had not received the
pulu Case continued to the Hilo Term.
W. c Jones for plaintiff.
D. L. Hitchcock for the defendants
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Licenses Expiring in MuTemhet, 1871.

ID ETAIls-Honalals O4hu. 9Th Pask shun. 5th
III Thos Ttfsm. let Al Hun Oh Neil. I2fh
L Copenhaee1. I'm Kong sbesng. f7ih Asnssi Poi.
lsth Oas sia, Zfst Young 81 siD. ID 6ea ksberts,
go Z silioway. 18th HOLSTER and Hyiasd sih Al
Zee. 18th Wing Kona. 9th ? II and G so,slkss 9Th
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Chusg Pea Waiaiaa, Oahu, 1f;h An chm Hssia,
% Al Tong.
WhoIesaIe-Honslals. 9Th Joss Then,ss Wsssr-
house.
FictuaIing -Honoiaia. 7fh Rysron.
Boat-Hsnolulu, 5fh Riehari Gibbons No 2, 18th
Kauai 2, 7ih Manahsis q and s. 7ih Kamasia 8. 7th
Kskipi Z. Tih Kan1sls Peter 8. 7rh Kakaiis ., 7th
william Portuguese 70. Tfh Kiha H. sth Moo ~ Oh
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u Hitler 10. II. IL zsd 10. I9ia Keopanul 20 Iffh
Wm ssmnss q. 15sh Ksos q. 2zd Ka6irela u. Ala
Liioa -
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White p. 7;h Jetas Aimoo ~ III Eaahl z5 7th 10
ane Is. 7th Kakais q. 7th Rahai Is. sch Kspi -,
stb Eeass 20. 7ih Eabiki 81. 10ih " D HAT q.
lZlh Kahaaabsi -. i2;h Eaaaka g. 18Th J9hn Pa
INA zs 1sfb Keansa8s 20. 18Th Kaian1 81 IL. isfh
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29ih AiPalsrs 80, 19th Papa t9 50th Halaa 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1ith ~ Mafkhan.
FiFe Arms-Koua. Oah1, l2th " b corsEsl.
18th Th1s Pafke.
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extra fne. plain and gilt edges
Do. Billet and Note, do. do. do.
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American papers, from the best makers, OF almost
Enamelied surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
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Plaid and Crayon,
Paps.srie Boxes of various patterns
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
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Initial, Cameo and Motto "
English Sealing Wax. red and fancy
Kidder's ( Payson's Indelible Ink
Blue, black and red Writing Ink
Hair. Cloth Tooth. Nail and Shaving Brushes
Thermometers. Tooth-pieks.
Maps of Hawaiian Islands
Portable Writing Desks. from - to = inches,
Mahogany and Rosewood, adapted for ladies'
and genuemen's use
Brass-bound and mounted Desks, made very strong,
particularly adapted for seafaring gentlemen and
for travelling purposes with the Dressing
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and extensive assortment TO be had IN the city
Constantly on hand, School Books Of all kinds in
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Family and Pocket Bibles. Testaments. etc.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN the matter Of the Estate Of DANIEL
i G. WATERMAN. deceased.
NOIics is hereby given By the undsrs xnsd, one q
the under the viii d The declared 70 the
creditors u said Estate. and ali psrsors having
claims against the said declared % e1hibn the sass
dolly authenticated, Eith the RsceasarY vouehsrs
within TX months from the frst pabeafior sf this
notice. % the sndersiznsd executor. a bis once ia
the Goysrnneut Bulding. in HoBolBls And all
persons indebted 70 the said Estate are fequsstsd
% make immsdiats payment.
JOHN 0. DOMIEIs,
One Of the Executors Bnder tae viii Of D. G.
Waterman. deceased.
Henolulu Oct I'D. 1871 Az
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sUFREnE COURT OF THE uAwAIIAx

- Isl.l Il Prulata tie matter II 5lI- Guarding
ship Of the Estate q LOUISA and WILLIAM FRIEI.
Minors. order 70 sb0w Application ef Guardian fr
order af sale VI zeal
u reading and niiHE the Petition n B DOLE, o.
II -1i1u. inc 6lriHzu 81 the Pr psrtF & L1ui- AID
Hiiiluu tget mil1rs praying fgT orasr Il sale u
certain real estate bsi1uHE the vrs aui setting
Firth certain legal Say sc rsai estate should Be
s1ii=
Il hereby ordered thlt the = kin the s1ii
end ali Tszus interested the si apTesr bere
this Court Wednesday the sixth day 4 December.
A D. ISL. AZ Esven dc1ck 4 ~ tie curt R1Cu- r
this C0Urr in iuuauiu tEeu snt there EEy
esse hlf not Be granted f the sale u such
Ar1 L Is f.rter 1re that copy % this ordsr IL Pub
h least three successive r-ss tsfr= the said 5aE e
hsa1E in Tie HaraiiGa Gzszs l=<spafs Published IN
said HCu1l1iu-
Dated H5uoIzlu November 9Th. ISL
ELISHA II ALLEN
Cnisf Justice q the Ssprszas Curt
Attest: F4LFzz r SAL CIstk 4t-st
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AZ The Court W5u6sr the 11th zzy q August 1870
Present.. tie Q1-srs Not Ercesat Majesty 10 Council
WaEzE.s b The Satusazafi5l Act $50. it = enacted
tat. ThsEs Her Hfy has entered iato aF@uti0a with
~ F1r-u STATE . the eecs that subjects
-so nave -atErzizs1 Bsifi-l subjects
10y iiresi themselves q such subject
sh II lrVfsi ~ Her Aasfy- ~ t1tsE ID Clae- de-
-is-H rs- sal l7lTfasa T.. iss e1fersd b Ter
lle-tg- Fad i add iil= sie . slrh Order 10 Csa.-
CT as l-rsa h-iaz originally Ell etzsa Z
f=f-lTrl sueh Order vo s tesa uafarsiizel
British -EIsr sFr Hitid sc lif q tine nay b
grsli The lTeltil1. make 1-czgef!al4 . ailsllEs;
All f and ser re d4fs Is lir FL csc.aEziil,
F=rs.a sia ts r-lrss sis ard q The
STATE - TEich Be originally belQnzsi afrez4d Az
hsrsz zhsst tls fhrf-eati fsT = NaJ sf pat
C0-Eeuf1l tetEeen Tier MzssfT AID tie President u
Esit=4 states Z Ausa duly isd q Losdnl. The
iferls EI-rsnf day ezeili a La-5a the fsufh
s7 AEt tlsizt hrsby ths eifzeas q the
United STATES Il Aera VIZ lave 1se1 aafsrzzs1 - BRIT
is1 srts liberty their lstlrziixst
zu fFssr fAsssiEss Z tsr sfzs sEc British suiscs
PROVIDED -hr szch rsss1eassn bs puhey dec-fsi Etia
yeas after e1ea1E= q ne rHtfoss q the sid
CuTsnt1l Nse t-rfTsi Her Iajesry, b z11 STA TIE
aiT-e 4 Bsr PrrF cszce tfs b-retg fsz-s that heE
MISSY entered izt1 lgsEston the sad Cue1
AHsrH IRE sSset ihzt TIE citizens
u fhass r5 Irs eu aafsrzEsl British s13 scts
nay easest themselves q TIER sl1fas s1ea secs-
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a AElAr IAA1 ~ ~ OE AhE II " ALAN
~ ISLANDS Unhu- Sz--lstlhsr Term. A. D. ISL Al
U. Lbeiiant fr Divorce V. IOEATHE4 81 ACIlLl-
the above entitled Libel niTnrc IL = nov ordered
that decree u divorce fni the bad Z 14t-incuF 60
tered 10 vUr u the saif All ca q the adultery =
h sud D. T. Ach g. BE- made y slurs the iratiaa
mouths from the lte q s decree rpm col9isnce
with the thsrec uuess Sufficient else shall appear 10
the contrary
And The Lleant f. ordered 70 pphis 1tfesd cory q
this Order in t Gvsrz1-snr g. a1f II 0za1 fr
Successive Eeezs= fhr arzf PEslali1n hs EhiH oHe
Fu the bate q order shat Al rsrsn interested
may within >iE mouths shaE Why aid decree should
not Re sb=rlufe-
Bv the Court Wstrzz r SAX Clerk.
hereby certify the tTs1in- @ Re and crscs copy
0s the iaaI order IL the t1oF- sued the
fles Il this C1u.t
witness NJ hard 1ad The seal afths surrsne Court.
Isl this zith lay u Octaisr. A. D Is7I.
l-st WALTrz r SEiL- Clerk
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Where Fer MISTY hss satsra iats CouTelfiau viii
sT r7 s.4fs he set ihss szs saiisrts ctrsas q
tEzs Via have bse Ee4 British sab nay
dlFsst TiesiTaI q teT sl zLecss. i shall be
szch Cs1Esaaz azs BEEN catered into u Hex Aesfy5 Es4
Fen AID ss- tie izts 4 szch Order &c Cssc aly Dsrsoa
ceuz CT ssaE stiect g he .tzts sssrfe5 e
il sab rzsr ss las Lea afzszxsd B-its3 I1scf,
nay zldf1 lzeA lnr e tszz zzT b rr.71s1 s. tie
Co1Te1ti11, tszrttua q as-azs- AID fun sod
AFR the 5sts Z - 4faz s1h t-izrsfial sch Pe
a - rrrs-1 a5sl and he sze-t Z he STATE
= Eta-a y 1rig5a1lT leiarzs1 A. lflrssz-c-
1ecl19zti1 = slleaee alg - 4ld- fii1Es= that
70 sa- i tie d.lrsst y q ne Clf@l kil0m. b.
-ses x ~ dasiirs q he pea1s. i sifEtsrs e. Her
isiss-vs esaf1s j. lie fFs.slcs q Az J@zs 4 az
Get q eis s1i1silss j1Flsta. g al Jlte q
pa * r sy CHER 9rsr 81 tae bsslE taf1arze1
g. ~ Is TIE 5szss Ti-h ~ 1ssizrzr = . a1lsser
= ssta Il Az f1iz oikss isz pl-ase II CT q Her
sisisat7s zz1s rrs1sce e ~ ccsE y tie D.
rIsasfas = cszs1i-T ss1vlcs e EsE Nass.ry
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PACIFIC INSURANCE co.
CARD TO The PUBLIC.

OPTIC 4 PACIFIC INSURANCE COM
~ PANT- OFT 10, 1s7I-Ths recent counarrafion 4
Chicago Is national ctauity unequaed 10 b. my
other 10 The World The lse4 rerY heavy aEd
their extent human foresight coad have sncrais ar
possibly ccumscrbed. The iuzes % ai Insurance. Con-
psues doing general busluess tbs
Compauy suGss- with AT fh= obsrs rsh the
p1ie aad policy holders that sacsut
a. meet every liability ana that al snd obsus
vii be properly add regularly adjusted and laid
Company will continue its business While
positive anorlafAn exact icsss 7sl from
cords Al oar once ascsriain That risks al The
streets thai pneiais the buut district extending 20 TIE
extremes fhersf - 81 90
ductigns from This fr the ria streets
bevord he reach n TIE Ere We certain that the uurs
shoat respecting laises greatly erirgrrafsd
A. tnofs affirmation resolved lt uf b
promptly gfFsa % tie ysblie-
Ast a. j RALsTON Vi. p.s.la.nf
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N5xB4r the IltA q Deeeanse-, being the birth day
q Hrs MAJESTY TIE KrSs. viii be ebserrea as pub
lie holiday. AL government ofsses vii be closed
FEKD. W Increases,
IrrrsIoR OrrrcE. oet sath. ISL.
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BAH New Articles FANCY STATIONERY received by
earliest arrivals from London and New York.
toorderw despatch PRINTING of Bl[heads Circulars,
Cards, etc, executed at the Lowest Rates
NEW STOCK RECEIVED STEAMER
Merchants and Dealers 0A find for their Interest cal and Eae
HuoIuu.N ovembe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NotioeI
EuNHE FoI.LOwING nncuHENTs

TVIHE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE
n published BY direction q The Right Hon Earl Gran
villa Her Britannia Maissy secretary q state for Foreign
AAirs and all British Sutees who have hecone nafarased
Ssha the Uaed stats an vho may desire tresu-ne their
Allegiance British subjects hereby notified make
lath Of Nay. lSl2
Il Is TO Dc eerved that although the Supplemental Con-
20 the sd q February s<t cniy requires
eau Cizru- Who have been naturaz-d British Subjects
should make The Declaration u Remuneration befrr
uatei Sarss Court q Justce. DIPLOMATS Consular
0Gcer d the United States il will Be necessary order
the requirements q the British Act q Parliament that
peciaatisn should also BE- made before British
Judicial Diplomatic, Consular 0eeFs mentioned in the
Ord Section
JAMES II. WOnEuOuSE
II. B. Ms Commissioner and CousplGenerAf
II. B. Ms legation aad Oousulste General
IInnnlnln- NnN. Is Isl
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TUESDAY the ssh q November IS the anniversary
q the recognition q Hawaiian Undergraduates By the
GoverH9vzss q FraBecsn Grsas Britain. and win 5e
KEEP. as q pebble holiday. T. W. HrrCusoS,
ISrEEIoH OFricr, Oct Sath. 1871.
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Cash and Deed Boxes
Check Caters aad cancellsrS
croguet Sets
School Satchels
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Pen Wipers snd Raeks
Rulers, States and Pencils
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Children's Sets Tenpins
Drawing Cards
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Desk Folios, Pads and Weights
Ivory Dice
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ESQ., 600 Envelopes Of all sizes ahd variety
Eyeets and Eyelet Machines
Herhariums and Scrap Books
Initial Paper and Envelopes
LEATHER GOODS.
large and eoaplete assortment, than can
be found at any other establishment. such as
Ne Plus Writing Desks
Roll-up Writing Cases
Card and Miniature Cases
Portfolios wish and without locks, from 81 to $40
each
Memorandum Books. Postage Stamps, Albums
Ivory aud Poreelain Tablets
Bankers Cases, Tourists cases
Bill or Money Books
Note aud Bill Books
Portm 0naies. Autograph Books.
Pocket Books and Wallets
BLANK BOOKS.
A very full and extensive assortment Of superior
quality. comprising every variety Of form and style.
adapted to all kinds Of basiness, namely
Ledgers
Journals
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Cash -"
Sales
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Also. small Account Books for private use; Memo
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ouarto Account Books
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Family Wash Book
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MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER-For taking
duplicate and trplieate copies o. correspondence il
the most effective mode in u.s.. and /. highly
recommended BY merchants and professional septls-
men who have made Of it.
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Tur license TO practice medicine granted to Dr..
, ~ Forrest on the "a dsy June last. BY the Beard
u Health. has been cancelled this day.
FEEp. W. HUrczIsoS.
IS-EEIoR orrTcE. Nov ifsh. ISL
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with the line adapted to the
Counting House and Office and for Artists Teachers tess9na
Travellers, 5 reasonable be had
here orin San Francisco, which are the
following Stapl Articles:
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EDWD. THORNTON.
HAMILTON kI-II


4ySEr AL 4 B. a liHsT abods being ally
citizen n tire United Stlts q Area, lGr Brfia -a ~
hasiag become u,u-,tsi within ts donations Of her
Brsu1ic Majesty British sui pet. ,0r cies ctta-l
ITifcd q -tHrri1 d. erby renouue- uatl-
r4liEtlu - a British subject .0r cifssH q ie Ihltsa
asf and declare that Is desire % resume ny naoual-
ity citizen q tie Unissi states ,0r BrifiAh fas7
fSiEueif a 3
AfTie and subscribed tef-re me- IN ttHserr country
Or OisT Hfbdirision aHd STATE R7rgHes Cb8y legation
Consal1ts this day Of lsI
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ME- KAAuA has been appointed PsrNp-xAsrEE
for The District q WaiAlzs Island Of oaAu. in plsce
CIV. c. lane. Jxs. o. DonrSTs.
Gsveraers Oees, Governor e oshu.
I'LL ~ IL 1871
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CnIsf Jlstics q lie sapraals Curt
Attest: F1LFEz Z. sEAL Cistk- 4-5t
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NoTTcr IS hereby given TIA. KahAlua Bgidgs. Ko0-
larPska. 0aAs, vi b closed e tTa5s fer few days
q ass afssr Me1sAy tie ls.h instant, for the par
POSE q repairs. CSC. Z. LucE,
Road suprr's c6ee. Read SGP'r.
NoY. Tth. ISL.
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NE. n. KUarAs4E mas beez appointed PsrED-
xasrER for tbs Diss-e; Of AAslePulu, koslauP0ko,
Island Ct Oahu JEo. 0. DoEEIs.
Gcvernor's 0Ees. Governor CT oahu-
ILL., ~ - 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

John Irwin, who murdered bis soninaw, Sam uel Van
Orden, in St. Louis, Mo-, arrested on Monday.
DR. g. Thomas, late of Georgia, has been elected Pro.
OF Greek In the Northwestern Christian University
Indianapolis.
Spencer Pettis, alleged forger had preliminary er
animation In Boston yesterday. and held trial in
default of So, bail
Vice President Cofax has arrived at Minneapols Min
from his trip to Red River He will leave Paul tor South
Bend, Ind, on Thursday next
The mill of Chestnut and Thlrtyhrs streets Pha-
depha, belonging TO the Parrish estate burned
day morning. The loss is S10.000
The Virginia Conservative State Convention will meet In
Richmond to-day. large number OF delegates have ar.
rived, and among them are many leading politicians.
The Jury in the OF Ebridgc W. Reed, of Midway Me-
last returned verdict OF murder ers degree
band Of 800 men entered the Morganded tKyJ jail last
Saturday night took out white man and charged
with outragfng woman Caseyylc tuesday niah,
and hun. them tree one mile from the town.
After the conclusion Of the performance at the Howard
AthenRum, IN Boston, Monday night, the clothing OF a
ballet girl named Emily Smith, caught fire. ana she
badly burned Her INJURIES though serious
Cramp Son. of Philadelphia have laid the keel of the
first iron steamship for the Pennsyvana Railroad Com
psnys line to Liverpool Pettys Island keel for The
second steamship will be laid Immediately the same place
meeting Of the Board Trustees and Oversecrs of
Bowioin College Brunswick, Me- yesterday, General Cham
berlsn accepted the ONCE of President rendered him as
July The commencement OF fan term has been bv sne
cial vote deferred until September H.
The Republican State Convention will meet in Madison
Wis Many OF the delegates and candidates for
have arrived Both candidates for the ton Gov
ernor Mr. william e. Smith and General c. G. Washburn.
are confident OF success, and each claims q majority
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DIR. GetIinsxrs Statement. .

DR.. (setIinslxPs Statement.
HERALD reporter met DR.. Getlinski last evening
and asked him about the door OF communication in
the cellar The old man seemed very much affected
by the stories that had been set anoat about HIM
and said:-"I assure you, sir, did not know that
at all. He was an abortlonist and am homuO pa-
tho doctor. | have my ONCE hours set down
regularly upon my card. That man had no Office
hours whatever. We are OF different religions come
from different countries and as entirely diner-
ent IN BELIEF and way OF livelihood as two men can
be. With regard to
THE CELLAR DOOR,
can prove It has never been opened hut once
since came into the mousse In May last, ana on
that occasion 1t was opened by the landlord
for the plumber. The houses mad been
originally built by father and his
son, who lived in Them with their families. Tnls
accounts for the door down stairs and the one In
the rear n the wicket.
"Well Doctor, the public will soon see that"
eyes sill, but great deal OF injury has been done
me 10y the pr'ss In mentioning my name In cOnnec
zion With tnl scOundrel."
"iou may rest assured, ST. that the press VIII
speedily correct any error II may have
COMMITTED ON THE SUBJECT
as soon as 10 is found you have been wrongly
Cusedn
THAT NAV In some measure settle my reputation;
Dnt doubt II they can ever repay me for the agony
OF MIND have suffered. Besides, you must think
what my wife and family suffer by those siurs cast
upon me- as well as the patients who come to me
for Jreafment.D
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SEDUCTION AND MURDER IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 90 1871.
Captain J. Theodore Adams, o well known dry
goods clerk, employed at Messrs Seessel Il Sons on
Main street, was killed to-day by g. w. S. Browne
pressman, whose daughter Adams had seduced
Browne called on Adams yesterday and demanded
that he should marry the girl, which was refused
To-day Browne returned with shotgun and fired
at Adams, who was crouching under the counter,
the charge taking effect IN hs right leg the only
he had, having lost the other in Plttsburg, Va.
Adams lived about three hours Browne surren-
dered himself into the custody OF the police.