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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-03
lENIMS. IIcKIEeS. BRoNN COITuNS,
Gents Hais Of ChTisfY { S0ns maLa.

Ladies' Hats snd Bouuets. Chilsr-u's Hats.
Men aad Boys Superior strav Hats
Ladies. Children and Gents Gloves IN variety.
White pique. SIX sui Cotton Eutrsii1s.
Gents Lueu and Paper Cuiors very dus line q SHIRTS
% All kinds. piaiu. wool. cnlurei aui ulcrtnds
Nccktics. meas half hase 10 wool and cdti1u,
Ladies' superior white aud broun siuctiazs-
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English and French Letter Papers, satin surface and
extra fine, plain and gilt edges
Do. Billet and Note, do. do. do.
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes, to match the above
Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes-an assort-
ment constantly on hand
American papers, from the best makers, of almost
every description
Enamelled surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards, for Chenelle work
Tissue and fancy-coored Papers
Morocco and Embossed, and Gold and Silver Papers
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
Steel Pens from the best makers
English Red and colored Waters
English Notarial Waters
English Sealing Wax, red and fancy
Kidder's & Paysons Indelible Ink
Blue, black and red Writing Ink
Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes
Thermometers, Tooth-picks.
Maps of Hawaiian Islands.
Portable Writing Desks, from 10 to % inches,
Mahogany and Rosewood adapted for ladies
and gentIemen's
Constantly on hand School Books of all kinds in
general use
Family and Pocket Bibles, Testaments, etc.
Standard English and American Books
Paper-cover Books, Song and Music Books
Juvenile and Toy Books of every description
English Drawing Paper, all sizes, from deny to
double elephant
Bristol Boards, of every size and thickness
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria
Newman's Water Coors, in boxes
Best Sable and Cancels Hair Brushes
Faber's superior Drawing Pencils
Colored Pencils, Creta Lewis do.
Mathematical, or Drawing Instruments, in cases,
from 81 to $40 each
Chess Men, Wood and Ivory
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Intellectual Card Games
Dominoes of various patterns
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
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Gold Pens, with Gold Cases
" with Silver Cases and diamond points,
from 81 so to SO so each
Rogers celebrated fine Silver Steel Penknives, to
4 blades, Of pearl, shell, ivory, buck and buffalo
handles, Of rich and beautiful patterns, imported
expressly to order
Ivory Tablets, Paper Cutters, ETC.
Porcelain States and Drawing States
Elastic Bands and Rings, Alphabet Blocks, Photo
graph Albums
Cash and Deed Boxes, Check Cutters and Caneellers
Croquet Sets, School Sacheis
Inkstands in great variety
Pen WiPers and Racks, Rulers, States and Pencils,
All kinds of tin goods
Black Walnut Book Racks
Chdren's Sets Tenpins. Children's Drawing Cards
Copying Presses, Oil Sheets and Brushes
Crayons, white and eolored
Desk Folios, Pads and Weights Ivory Dice,
Drawing Books Drafts and Notes
$50 900 Envelopes of all sizes and variety
Eyelets and Eyelet Machines
Herbariums and Scrap Books
Initial Paper and Envelopes
LEATHER GOODS.
A large and more complete assortment than can
be found at any other establishment. such
Memorandum Books, Postage Stamp Albums
Pocket Books, Wallets and Portmonaies
BLANK BOOKS.
very full and extensive assortment of superior
quality, comprising every variety of form and style,
adapted to all kinds Of business, namely
Ledgers, Journals Day Books, Cash Books, Sales
Books. Waste Books, Invoice Books Note Books
Note and Bill Books Letter Books, etc, etc.
Writing Books Of all the various rulings, long
and broad, quarto form
Quarto Account Books
Blank Drawing
Scrap and Herbarium Books
Albums. variety of elegant styles
Fine Record Books, for Societies, Clubs etc.
Workmen's Time Books
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Notice,

A LII PERSONS are hereby forbidden
"a from harbori1g or trusting ny wife. MARY ANN
hlLlWBHI, lest they should be prosecuted By law ;
and shall not be responsible for any ebts contracted
BY her. WILLIAM H0APILI kAAUwAI
J Wailuku, Maui, april 26th, 1872. 1s-6t
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Turing MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING
IL DOM, have appointed Messrs. Max Eekart, my
brother, and S. X. Rawson, to take charge of my
business. They will continue the manufacture and
sale of Jewelry, as heretofore.
22-6m CHR. ECKART,
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ME-THINKs ENoUGH sAUCEl

Liverpool alt b. the bag or fsn. 5otfial ~ siit
Castor o u quarts. Tiafa Ini jslnta. fase l1r o.
Large and small raspberry and lfher It1ls 11fnegI
Sage and ether dried bet ia Fteslesl rHI1us crr1rs
Essence % lemon and Flnia. Ererra psss
sedlitz pdvriers. p1ttsi beef BAN. srugus sa1ncn.
Cod fues in N tins me Bah Blue GINGER 1lf1 flH ~
bakery q huufeF and Raaner sIsl NsIurrr airrIrss
biscuits nolsuea b1scufs. raulhi1afqs tisr1lfs.
West India pineapple IN sYruu, aprcuts sfseri rsrs,
great variety u saushay'f u-stse iaue u1 1ilsrr
nd .a-l n-alll E-.-a. III.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-03
A Complete Arctic Outfit !
CONFUSING AL
THAT 4 WHaLEMAN or FISHERMAN REQUIRES

Merino Undershirts and Drsvers Linen and iisu
Carpet Bags tler's and BOYS CAPS % ti irscfintas
0tcoth Coats that cannot De- surpassr Hisca e1th
Sacks Cashmere suits Tweed suits Blue Eisu=I au 80
skin Pants flr mrn. yuuths aiii Bows. h-ztla slrfs
Jean shirts Turnover Shirts, Jack SHIRTS add sirtr
Flour Cloth Carriage and GIG Cloth. Table on CASA
very ehoice patterns Bertha sk.rts Ncfo-It Laana.
Black Grenadines, nansEk stripes. r1re Checss.
Camtrrs. iIar Cord Checks. fsrrd Isrurer 81 iuc1.
SILK Vevets Waier-proof Tweed n v1rIrus cailrs,
Taratans. Crochet Ei-iur. Everlasting ffrin1
Ladies' Marune Collars. iacouet Set Ai'islu eefg
Linen sets. Lace res. Inseriinu. 1ncundf -cclara
Infants Frock Bosiics ClHlhric skirt..
Embroidered skirts. very hoaTy.
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Society.

Christmas day at 10 o'clock q. m, at the
cathedral in Philadelphia, was celebrated the
marriage Of Mr.. Antonio Flores, minister from
Ecuador to the United States, and Miss Leonsr
de Ruiz. Mis- de Ruiz will be remembered In
washington a. . handsome young Cuban lady,
whose father passed the winter here three years
ago, and used his best endeavors to enlist the
sympathy OF our government for the unhappy
island. The Misses de Ruiz and others met at
that time in the parlors OF Mrs. Senator Poms-
roy, where an effort was made to organize q
ladies' junta similar to the enc that existed in
New York. But as the administration di d no.
favor Cuban independence, the efforts OF the
patriots were discouraged, and Senior de Ruiz
and his interesting daughters left the capital
Mr.. Flores family is one OF great distinction,
and he a gentleman of fine scholarly attain
ments. Many are the good wishes that attend
this marriage.
The ladies of the Supreme Court received
yesterday. Mrs. Judge Swsyne was assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Parsons, and Mrs. Wager
Swayne. Mrs. Parsons returned last night to
New York, where she and her husband will give
. reception New Years day In their elegant
mansion, No. Z Madison avenue, opposite the
Fifth avenue hotel. Mrs. Judge Strong and
the Misses Strong received large number of
visitors.
Every day there are agreeable receptions
held at the Arlington by the many charming
ladies sojourning there. Mrs. General Marcy,
Mrs General Hazen, Mrs. Robert Burnet, OF
Cincinnati, sister Of Hon. VIM. Groesbeck. Mrs.
JOB Stevenson and her bright daughter, who is
yet school girl, and the Secretary Of War,
with his fair young niece, are all magnets of
strong attractive powers, and receive host of
calls daily. Mrs. Hazen, on New Years day
viii receive with Mrs. General Sherman.
- The party going element Of young society
was puzzled last evening by an excess OF
riches. A delightful german was given at the
residence Of Senator Stockton, and at the same
time gay and happy company filled the par
iors OF DIR. Gilman, on 10th street. Both affairs
were voted charming by the favored pArtici-
pants.
- Cards are ont for children's party at an
early day at the magnificent residsnce of Mr.
j. w. Thompson, on street.
A very pleasant party was giver by Master
James 0inpaty 10 about fifty children at his
mothers residence, corner Of L and l4.h streets,
last evening.
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swept Away nv the Ice

CTNcINNATI, Dec. 3l.-The ice broke this
morning st four O'Clock and sunk the steamer
mountain Boy. The steamer Messenger had
her cabin fender broken IN the larbOari side;
also her engine Knocked out of line. Size had A
fun cargo on board, which Is being removed.
The steamer Emma FLOYD, an old wreck, worth
about 81 900, ana a large number OF coal barges
and flats were swept away. The steamer Leo
nora wa carried down the river out of sight.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 3l.-Ail the shore OF ice below
VOL river disappeared during last night A
large quantity 81 ice is running ia he river.
and II is believed that the gorge at Randolph
has broken, but the ice hiss softened 50 much
that no further damage is spprehended. The
beats al the levee are loading and preparing 10
leave.
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ELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR:
This ANernoon's Dispatches.
New York Notes.
CohfOkrAELE DO rRlSH FOR ~,


A ooNFoRFABLE DoCrRISs FoR WICKED
= eorHAnfrks.
INV YORK, Dec sl.-rhe New York Meth
coist rrescncre ~ their meeting Yesterday had
a warm Discussion on the Doctrine OF annfhils-
uon Il The wickcc. MANY DEERE ct a the intro
d1ctlon Of topics ior di-cnsss0a net In accord
church A COMMITTEES was appointed 20 ssttle
SUBJECTS for discussion.
TIN PIGEON MATCH resrRrpAY
on Long Island between Ira Psine and Willie
u en- agreed 10 shoot AZ i've more pair, which
PANE Won by three hands.
O ts submitted % IN me kSl,a aHA s.T
session Dc provides for the appointment OF
conmiss oners. who shall decsde uDon some
sebs me CT elevated Niaduct ar under ground
the rate OF fare 10 Central park % be Eve cents
Two INCHES NoRR oF SNOW
fell last night snd early this morning A heavy
log en- the rivers this morning tntaTfered win
ferry navigation. The ice in Hen Gate i verT
heavy, and steamerS have dificuity IN WORKING
through. The ice IN North river above the civ
has entirely stopped navigation there. The brig
Cyeione, which wss ashOre on Fire Island, has
gone completely 60 pieces. Rain has been faii-
ing since 10 O'Clock. IL freezes as II falls and
pedeStTiauism y shocking
ANOTHER PHASE OF THk oRExLEY WILL CAsE
came up before the surrogate YESTERDAY, hv
which the contestants sryed a notice npon a..
Greeley 10 show cause why the Greeley will 81
1871 should not be admitted 20 probate Nv
dence will be offered I'm support OF that will on
18th, lith ard 18th OF January. The surroeaf.,
has appointed j. +. Williams and W. NJ. skin
ner appraisers Of the personal estate IN the case
in which ". r. Cleveland was previously ar
pointed administrator, pending litigation, ans
Mr.. skinner also Is appointed special guardian
OF Miss Gabrielle Greeley, under the VII Of lS5l.
FiRENRN BRAvELG RESCUED
seven persons from burning 90 death # tene-
ment house fire in Division street Yesterday.
Gas METER EXPLODED
IN Powers chemical works. Maide' Lane, this
morning, creating great eNcitemert bat did no
serious damage except smashing al he glass in
the building
SEARCH FOR THE BODIES
IN the ruins OF the Center street ar il susnend
ed to-day on account OF the weather.
TIE SILK wRAvERR
arrested IN Paterson on the charge Of cOnspir-
ing no Indictment.
IN TEE STOKES TRIAL
today, Commodore Vanderbilt testified that
FISK was reck lees man, that he had a bad
opinion Of him from the start. His know ledge
however, was based on hearssy. Vice President
Owen, OF Erie, also testified concerning the
character Of Fisk.
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Fires

ORANGE, y. J., Dec. 3I.-A fire last night
destroyed the dry goods store of j. q. Carroll,
and the stores OF Maria Wilson and Csndict *
Co, and several teRements. Also. the shoe
CIEcINNATI, Dec 3l.-St. James' F,iseon.f
church, a magnificent structure, was burned
thIs morning. Loss. $1,000.
MONTREAL, Dec. 81 "A fire this n forming on
81. Peter street destroyed q fancy goods estab-
lishment and broom factory, belonging @
Nelson, Wood * Co; the boot and shoe factory
OF mes X Willard and an adjoining ware-
mouse. The thermometer marked Is degrees
below zero, and the water froze wherever il
fell. The loss is estimated at half m lion dol
lar.
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TREASURE TRovE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3l.-FOur drenen OF the
steamship Sacramento, wrecked ON San
Gelonlmo Island commenced suit to-day In the
I. .. District court TO recover q portion OF the
treasure saved from the wreck as A re ward Tor
their efforts towards lite recovery.
A COMP eoMIsE.
Inc difficulty between the Ramona and DIV
Company and the Phoebe Phoenix Mining Conn
pany War compromised to-day
TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC n. n. CO.
suying 10 drive of opposition In San Ja0gnin
Ina carrying trade by reducing their CD stges.
49,. Tx L. . sEkAMSR CALIFORNIA
IiC not sail 70 Honolulu until TODAY. Generals
Scoheld and Alexander are on board. The
precise nature OF their mission Is not knoxn,
nut ~ Il supposed 10 have some connection with
me present critical conditions OF "a AIS on the
islands.
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From Europe Today.

NNSkIILkD CONDITION OF STAIN.
MADRID, Dec. 30.-A rising OF Alphonists l.
press it. Citizens OF Madrid are opposed 10
King Amadeus, who is greatly excited
TEMPEsTCOUs WEATHER.
LoNDoN. Dec. 3l.-The weather Is .emnes-
tnous. Some damage TO shipping IL reported.
SIR BARTLE FRKRR
10 eSpecfed 10 reach Zanzibar about ths middle
OF January.
A RAILWAY ACCIDENT
occurred last night near the village OF Min
gsyie, Scotland, seven miles north OF Glasgow
and over forty persons we're severely Injured.
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The Missouri S.uatorsbi,.

ST. LoUTs, Dec. 3l.-Dispatches from Jefer-
SON city say the members OF the leRisistare
which VIII meet to morrow, are fast arriving
and the question a. 10 who shall succeed Frank
Blair as Inited States Senator, n freely dis
cussed. A caucus OF all democrats who desire
TO maintain the democratic party organization
and who believe that the democrats alone n aald
organize the legislature, shape its pol .lcal pol
icy, snd control the election OF Unite state
senator, has been called Tor "Wednesday Nearly
All the democrats who have arrived have signed
the call, bat there are some who decline 20 do 80
NClibef Governor Browns retiring messag
nor Governoa WOodsOn' : inaugural message A.
Vet complete. The former viii probably not b
read before Friday, aud the Inauguration OF
Governor Woodson will not take place before
TO morrow week.
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An American Au,i.s,.xcrx c-.s.a.

LAkzILAE, Dec. ls.-rhe United States
steamer antie arrived on the 10th inst. Cap.
tam wilson, with the United States consul
John +. Webb, and the officers OF the Yantic
visited the Sultan on the llth inst. They were
received by the troops and met by the Saitan in
front OF the pslsce gate. Capt. Wilson repre-
sentec 10 the Sultan the ointment OF tie A mer-
lean people IN regard 70 slavery, aud requested
me sbrOgatlOn OF the treaty with England
which permits slavery 20 Zanzibar aud 70 the
bfitlsh dominion territory, contained in the
treaty made with England in Isf0. The saltan's
reply was received on the 18th instant. lie says:
IhiTty-three years ago was forbidden by my
iather 10 eNI port slaves 70 MuscstO. Slaves nov
carried there are stolen by Arabs aud tribes
from the Persian gulf. 4 will make strong
Efforts IN tie future TO prevent the kidnapping
OF these slaves. The English corvette BritOn
srrlyed on the l2th instant. and waits Tor Sir
barte Frere. The Iantic also waits I've
other English vessels are expected here.
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Special NOTICES.
Decidedly Good.
MRS. JONES ooUaH MIXTURE,
FOR
'orehs, Colds, Hooraaess, Group, Asthma and
han

Cotghs, Colds, HonTseHeSs, Group, Asthma and
BT0HchEIS
HIGHLY RgcoNNEypED.
Gases OF Consum ption, whether recent advanced,
greatly relieves All that have used il will cheer
fuiiy stest TO Its great virtues curative for all
Ills arising from slight cough, cold, &c.
SMILE But EPPICACIoUs.
To be within the reach of every one IL is put up
in tec. and 8 bottles.
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist.
dec2l-tr Cor. I'd and ID streets N. W.
On Marriage.
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in early life Manhood restored
I'm pediments to marriage removed. New method
OF treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD AsSOCIArION No Sbuth
9Th street. Philadelphia Penn; institution having
2 high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fetsiot al skill dec7 -eoam
A Card.
Clergyman, while rtsidiny In South America,
IS missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
To- the cure Of Nervous Weak ness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the Inflicted and unfoEtunae, will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, In o sealed
enveio pc. to any one vino needs it. Efes Qf Charss
Address, JOSEPH 7. INN An,
Station ID, Bible Houee,
rasr22ly New York CITY.
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KIsesror, \. z, Dee s0-Tss Newark Ic,
company to-day commenced cutting Ice a Eaet
kingsfcn, three miles sbovD ehio city. Otser
compani0 ere getting ree1y - 1atke thstr Ies
harvests: The noe u about Z 1bot thick, eear
and solid.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

A so coNecrHNcs contribution was received
at the Internal Revenue Office this morning
from New York.
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TEE ICE eoRsB in the Nisuiouippi -.
bse.ktng away yesterday undsr tie ind 1suce Of
result, hoveyer, IN he drowning a ssvsn nsr-
sens q &aDdelIA IQDoDoa
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cr.c..xrl, Dee. "a scss;cI d,spsseA
eeys al he prisoners cooonod q - FrankSrrf.
nsns.ssy, Jan ssesPsd 1at SiS1a ~ esfssS
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Cut her Baby's Throat, and cher her

CISorNEATI, Dec. .3l.-At Mechauicsbure
son, IN NJ OF rage or insanity, cut the throat
OF her child, and then cut her own throat. Both
VIII probably die. Cruelty Of her husband is
said to be the cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-31

EIGHT CIRcUe PsR1oRMBRs NuRpRnxp.-
A private letter from Arizona says the L.
FAMILY OF circus performers, eight perpons.
weh-known In the states, we're murdered bv
Apaches while on their way to Mexico throuek
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hoCHksTkR, Dec. 3l.-Yesterday afternoon
fourteen OF the women held FOR illegal voting al
tne late election in this city, gave bail 60 appear
IN the Albany court. Susan b. Apthonv re-
fused 10 furnish bail. and was remanded 10 the
custody Of deputy United States marshal.
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Won't Resign Untti the Pourtn Of

Nkw YORK, Dec. 3i.-The Herald's Washing
ION dspetch states that Boutwell, does not int al
reeignine until the 4th OF March, when he with
the rest Of the Cabinet viii formally ten Der
their destinations.
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NEW YEARS DAY,
FAMILY MATINEE AT 3 O'CLOCK

CoRNs' ETC oI DR.; White nt:,
(sftweIvs years. practical experience thronebou.
the United states and Csnsdss previous to being
located in Washington. d. o.. December Is, 1861
worn with ease Immediately After the operation,
and SUCCESSFULLY treats Bunfons, Club and 1nsrown
ether disorders Of the feet; Operating rooms, No.
S5S ~ street, opposite United states Treasury.
per visit for attending one or both feet. Apart.
ments Tor ladies and gentlemen entirely seps-
rate. dec23 n
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CHICAGO, Dec 3l.-The deficiency in the &C.
board OF trustees Of the Iowa Agriculturai Col
lege, viii be nearly t3s, 600. He has conveyed
70 the board some t65 900 worth Of property.
RANKIN Is also state treasurer OF Iowa, but his
straight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-31

q. TURIN, an Italian sculptor, has arrived
in Washington to compete tor the order for the
Farracut statue
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ACTING ASSISTANT Sc RECON j. r. GREGORY.
U. s. A, has been relieved from duty in the de-
psItment of Texas, and ordered TO duty in the
department OF California
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office who, as before stated I'm TEE STAR, had
no half holidays this year, succeeded to-day In
catching Up with the business OF the ONCE. 90
that now there Is no back work OF any kind on
their desks. This state Of affairs il is believed.
is unprecedented in the history Of the office.
CHANGE OF DgrY.-A general order, Just
issued by the Secretary War, directs that Major
William ID. whipple, assistant adjutant gene
raj, and Major Orlando NJ. Poe, corps of enei-
and report to the General of the Army for duty
on hisstaff January LIST, 1873.
PowKLL's PAINTING OF "PKRRY,s VIC
ToRY."-W. II. Powell, the artist, has arrived
here bringing with him his unfinished painting
of "Perry's Victory" which Is to be placed in
The stairway leading to the gallery In the west
wing OF the Senate. The space Is now par
Tally occupied Sy 2 picture Of the Battle Of
and the new painting unrolled and stretched in
place. preparatory 20 receiving the final touches
Whstever else may be said In praise or dis
praise OF the picture, It can at least claim the
vass twenty By thirty feet. Powell ism I mean
In the allowance Of paint. either.
LITERARY RHuEroE.-A delightful enter
tainment Of the nature OF . litery reunion was
given last night ut the residence of SIR. T.. Y.
Smalley, correspondent of the New York Tri-
hume, No. 1112 1ith street. Gen. Gardeld. OF
ynie; gave 30 Interesting an account Of his
Twist, unanimously asked for "more.n Among
those present were Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. General
SaIneid, MI. =. L. white, Of the New York
Irt0une; MI. Albert Brisbane, Mrs. Condron
Mrs. z. L: White, Mrs. Helen NJ. Barnard
correspondent OF the New York Herald; Col.
Lee 10y Moods' correspondent Of the India
R H;pSns y Sn Ruby Goodsn-Ais. Sue G.
"Dors"--Miss A. r. Tsylor-Airss Poole ~
dauenter, frof. Taylor, and E. T. Peters, ESQ.
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were se35 ,59l7 49, making the total
amount for the month ending to-day 1920,
31142, and the total since the beginning Of the
present fiscal year &6i SIS ,922 Is.
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE STRICKLAND, OF the
United States Cosrt OF Utah, win resign bee auss
OF the insuficiency Of the salary, which Is
81 600 a year, and because the United States
Court in Utah is crippled for want OF means to
eyecnfa its deeraea -
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. The MISSING CoLLKCroR-J. s. Adams.
the collector Of cations, who is mentioned as
missing in dispatches from New York, is collec.
tor at jacksonville, Fla, and not at Pensacola.
The collector at Pensacola is Hiram Potter, it,,
who Is now in this city,