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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-25

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-25

nURIEG ny ABSENCE IRON TETS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-25
CuFREME COURT % rHE uavrnu4w

SIFHEME COURT o. TIE HAWAuaW
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tsrs
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and pat his store h1uses eaautug hcus a-s lts 80
papers unier lack aud rsai.
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uateits eallnz ul1 ai ciars q ch tsnlruri s-.r
lei1ru ths H. k.shl q. Auen fne gr-r - -
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
,uPREnE eornr oE - narsAlrAr

SUPREME COURT or TuE HAW AEEAs
~ lsLANu>-lu frutafe In tae u1rtsr q ne
LINTON l. ToEnkHT. late q uau.lalu fsersr-l AZ
ChamteF-. lrfare Hon. Esha ~ Aiian. Ch.af 1asfes
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lula EEeufur = The " Ia q laa.1a T. Ttert zzrsf lla
uiu oahu. laceassi shr-ir- thaf cartn elaIs
slid ksaie. 80 friE In sCtraie EsnaEa A. s1 rsi
vcru presented o. TIE seftausr. tuir asttsatsfa ah
upon day . D. appolztsd THE sa1e nag D. eraanl -
=FpruTri By ths Ccurt
il l. osdsrtd that SATURDAY ns Ina az q 0gtassr
A. n i.71 al d. ucl1ek tefrr fhs a1if fastea
Chauhsrs IN the Cart HEus ~ uansir o. ari
4 hereby nrrCiufsi far fi1a art c. na1rrr
peffiun. and t1af HIl Interested t1l sirr
srpc-r aai shos II as tarF haze 81 tts lla
-h1ud D. arrr1sef rF fhs CaHft aal sir
% Fuhlshrd iu ne Eurlsh auEu.rs. On ~ Haws1as
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three Successive ussks Prssi1r. q ~ tine a1ff ~ 80
hearing Dated a. iicnaiuiu o. rs islh ~ q sssi--
her. A. D ls14 ELISHA n AtEEa
Ehirf IasIlrs 4rrrarur CD
Jys 4 Rarrtnn pa Cisrk s1- GO -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12

In the engine room, because the ouIkhead juss
forward OF the boiler prevented Its flowing
aft until II filed so as to resck
the two holes which Captain Williams had cut
When 1t did reach these holes OF course II poured
through them into the nreroom in perfect nood.
The result Ia known. Mr.. King the engineer. testt-
nes that he thinks the bulkhesd gave way under
the pressure OF water, but believe he knows that
1t came In through the holes cut two years before
AZ TO who was at fault at the moment Of COLLISION
or course s OF Importance and IL Is OF equal import
ance to know why she sank so suddenly with, a.
the public suppose, three water-tight bulkheads In
her. And Is not the man who destroyed these
provisions for the safety Of the vessel in case
OF emergency Just like the one which over
took this vesseD fully as responsible
a. bOilermaker would be who should
take an important brace out Of the boiler and there
BY cause the loss Of one hundred lives by exposlons
But for these holes the steamer Nets would now
be adOat and her dead alive. The stories OF I'M
foundation. : - :
It is due to the steamboat company and to the
captain or the Metis to say that I do not believe
they had any knowledge Of those holes being cut in
the Dulknead or OF their existence at the tina q
the disaster; indeed 1t may be that the engineer
himself was ignorant OF their existence as ne had
been but short time on the vessel
STEAMBOAT.
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WHY DID THE NETS sINKs
A New Theory Explaining Her Destruc-
ton.


ton.
NEW YORK. Sept. Q, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:--
While the awful calamity which befel the steamer
Metis Is fresh in the minds of the people and while
the causes which led to the disaster are being in
yestpated by the Steamboat Inspectors propose
to say few words about this steamer which may
throw some light upon the subject. This vessel
was built by the well known shipbuider, Mr.. ]. b.
Van Deusen, for the Neptune Steamship Company,
In 1864, and as we'll built and Of as good mate
rial as any vessel running in Long Island Sound
About two years ago the old boiler was taken
out and new one was put in and .
cabin put on Up to this time she
had run as freight steamer. AS origi-
nally constructed she had three water-tight
bulkheads placed athwartship--one near the bow,
tsnGea to 'ps Sp Se Sov in
running head Oh, from reaching the body Of the
vessel. The next bplkhead was about amidship
and Just forward Of the boiler, and another one
s S s S ena M snG dq SU sGa n s
these last named bulkheads. The aft bulkhead
has never been kept Closed as the engineers found
Uas there to 60 Sas AT an pe H oa ns
Il, but the other two remained tight.
About, the time that the steamer ...n was
ssd % ssnt who scea as %
tain and general manager OF the vessels, had TWO
holes cue through this amidship bukhead apou r
two feet by three feet each and about nve ieeI up
cut for the purpose Of passing coal from the nS d
into the nreroom without taking IL on uecs ad
then passing II below again. Inese no n ia, taa
schooner struck the steamer, q hole was made into
the fore hold and AZ IL filled the vessel gradually set
tied down bi the head. but stu no water showed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON Sept. IL, 1872.
The race for the st. Leger Stakes the great event of
the Doucaster September meeting, was run to-day,
and won by wenlock, beating Prince Charlie and
Nanderdecken In the order named.
THE BETTING.
The betting just previous to the start was Is to
against wenlock, to against Prince Charlie and
rs to against vanderdecken. seventeen horses
started. Maidment was the jockey OF wcnlock;
Prince Charlie was ridden by French and Wander
decken by Cannon.
SUMMARY OF THE RACE
The st. Leger Stakes Of 20 s0vs. each the owner
>Of the second horse to receive 200 sovs. and the
third 100 sovs out Of the stakes; 191 subs.
Mr.. T. Il. Grahams b. G. Wenlock, by Lord CHI
den, out OF Mineral years old. ............... /
Mr. J. Dawson's ch. o. Prince Charlie, by Blair
Atho out OF Eastern Princess, years old. 80.
Mr. W. Hudson's Dr. 9. vanderdecken bv Sacha-
.rOmster. out OF stolen Moments. years old..,. .
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American Omeiak Dispatches from Ge-
nova.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept II, 1872.
The Department Of State Is in receipt OF de-
spatches from Geneva, but declines to make their
contents known In advance OF the formal an
nouncement OF the Board OF Arbitration.
There Is reason to believe from other sources
that the amount awarded Is about SIS, 000, 900,
though there no Official advices positively fixing
this sum.
1t was said to-day In official circles that the
government was without advices from Geneva as
to the exact amount OF the award, and that until
the arbtrators presented to the agents OF the two
governments their decision IL could not possibly
be known definitely what the sum was.
PRESIDENT GRANTS POSITION.
1t Is known that the President thinks less of the
pecuniary award and more of the principle estab-
lished and example given of the peaceful and
speedy settlement Of grave questions by means OF
arbitration.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID IN EXPLANATION OF
THE CASE
President Grant after his return to the White
House to-day expressed his satisfaction with the
results far as known OF the arbitration at
Geneva, not SO much on account Of the pecuEiary
feature, as the settlement of the principles in
volved and their adjustment by the representa-
interests OF peace. He had seen, he said, by the
cable kilograms that some of the British press
dissatisfied. This Afforded ground for congratua-
tion at our success, believing the arbitration was
conducted according to justice and law,
free from bias or prejudice on the
part or the distinguished gentlemen assembled
at Geneva. The government had from time to TING
been advised OF the progress Of the arbitration but
the newspapers contain more of the incidental pro-
ceedings than Is in possession Of tie government.
The President did not state the amount of the
award, as this with him. as with the Department
OF State, is yet secret having been communicated
in confidence, and Will not be known until the
tribunal Itself shall make the declaration; but it is
beloved, from another source that the award will
be about sixteen million dollars.
The government does not know the exact
amount, some additional point having yet to be
ARRANGED,
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SPAIN.
.ALand-Slide, with Fatal Consequences-An Emf.
nent Statesman Invalided by Illness.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. IL, 1872
great land slide is reported near Fraga, In ARA
Eon the banks Of the River Cinca The bed Of the
river filed with earth and rocks the waters were
forced from their course, and the country around
the town inundated The bridge which crossed the
river at that point was carried away. barge with
forty men, women and children, taken from the
hooded houses, was swamped and all on board
drowned except three.
Many other lives were lost and the damage to
property Is very great.
THE CHIEF OF CABINET NvALIDED.
Sehor Gorilla, the President OF the Council, is
sufering from indisposition and is unable to leave
bis bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
SUPPOSED BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Large Lot OF Valuable Furs Recov-
cred IN the Possession OF Dutch Over

cred IN the Possession OF Dutch Over
lind.
Last night Detectives Kearns and Kelso, OF the
Central Police ONCE, discovered suspicous.look-
ing character going down Crosby street having In
his possession large leather valise. Not liking
the appearance Of the man, they "shadowed' him,
and finally inquired what he had with him. Not
giving any satisfactory they politely invited
him to accompany them, to the office in Null
berry street, where they found the valise
contained about four hundred valuable Astrakhan
and down fIrs, valued at over thousand dollars.
The majority OF the skins had the letters ~. s."
pricked tn them The prisoner gave his name as
George Miller and was locked up at the Central or
fee last night. Upon referring to the rogues' gal
lery his picture was found to be No. 594, and labelled
will be held enable the offcers to find an owner
for the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
Franz Joseph's Parting Embrace witt
the Kaiser Of the North.
Sea Trip Of Napoleon and Eugene on Board
an American Yacht.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. II, 1872.
The exEmperor Napoleon and Empress Eugene
went ON board the American yacht Sappho at the
Invitation of Mr. Douglas on Monday and sailed
around the Isle Of Wight.
. THE H0r CROP AND HARVEST.
The condition Of the hop crop is favorable with
the prospect Of large yield.
VETO FROM HORSE GUARDS
The Coldstream band has been refused permits
sion to accompany the British Volunteers to Bel.
Gtum.
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MAINE ELECTION.

LEWISTON, Me-, sept. II, 1871
The Lewiston Jo,wna, publishes returns from $40
towns, casting more than nine-.enths Of the vote
OF the State, which give Perham 1889 majority.
The remaining towns gave last year 1s4 democratic
majority, and will not probably vary the republican
majority In the state this year hundred. In l29
representative districts heard from ll6 republicans
and I3 democrats are elected. Twenty-Five dis
trctS are TO be heard from
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PORTUGAL.
Another Serious Marine Disaster or the Coast
Wreck Of an English Steamship
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1872
despatch from Lisbon reports that the English
steamship Beta has been totally wrecked on the
coast Of Portugal.
No details Of the disaster have been yet received,
and 1t is not known just at present how many, II
any OF the passengers and crew were lost.
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FRANCE.
-. Theirs to Propose the Creation Of Wee Presi-
dency-Rioters Sent to Illuminate In Prison.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. IL, 1872.
On the occasion Of reopening the sessions OF the
National Assembly President Theirs will propose
the creation of the ONCE Of Vice President.
RIOTERS SENTENCED.
Eleven Of the rioters who attacked the soldiers at
Narbonne have been tried. convicted and sentenced
to terms Of imprisonment varying from four to
fifteen months and fined from two hundred to five
hundred francs.
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Thu CONGRESS OF The CROWNS.
Municipal and MOnarchiCal HOnOrS to
Prince Bismarck.
The German Chancellor Wishes for q Hiatus in
History Royalist Interchange Of National
and Family Honors-The Confer
snce Coming to O Close.
rlllenAms TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.


BERLIN, Sept. II. 1872.
his ExceIlency the German Prince Chancellor,
bismarck, to-day received from the Corporation the
honorary citizenship Of Berlin.
In his reply to the Mayer he said "The meeting Of
the Emperors strengthened confidence in peace,
which was almost as valuable as peace ITSELF He
wished history would now remain at q standstill
Cor while."
GROWN, HoNoRs AND CROSSES.
The Emperor of Austria has conferred the cross
Bismarck, Prince GortschakoG and General Mann
teudel.
Count Andrassy has been decorated with the
Order of the Black Eagle by the Emperor of Ger
many and with the Order OF st. Andrew by the EN-
per0r OF Russia.
The Emperor william has made the Emperor Of
Austria Honorary Colonel of the Schleswig- Holsten
Regiment OF Hussars, and the sons of the Prince
Imperial of Germany have been appointed to colo
nelcies In the Russian Army.
COMING TO A CLOSE.
:, The meeting Of the Emperors Is drawing to o
Close. His Majesty OF Austria paid farewell visit
to-day to the ,zar at the Russian Embassy.
Tho French Minister at Audience with
the Visiting Monarchs.
BERLIN, Sept. IL, 1872.
Their Imperial Majesties the Gear Alexander the
Second, OF Russia and Francis Joseph, OF Austria,
gave audience to-day to NJ GOntaut Biron, Minister
OF the French Republic to the Court of His Majesty
Emperor william, In Berlin.
The reception which the visiting monarchs &C
corded to the French Minister was friendly, and
satisfactory assurances were given him as to the
object Of the imperial visit to Germany.
Franz Joseph's Parting Embrace with
the Kaiser Of the North.
BERLIN, Sept. 11-Midnight.
The Emperor Francis Joseph left Berlin for Vienna
at eight O'Clock tonight.
HIS Majesty was accompanied to the railway
station by the Emperor william, Prince Frederick
William and many officers OF the North German
army and court He repeatedly embraced the Ger
man Emperor and the Crown Prince before STEP
ping nom the platform to the railway Car.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

49, az. q e. ~, y t,--...,slr
Race for the st. Leger Stakes at Doncaster.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prizes Cashcd,
orders ed Information furnished highest rates paid for
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR CO, Bankers 10 wall St
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Yachting Notes.
LITTLE PHIL IN THE FAR WEST.
Lieutenant General Sheridan ON . Tour
or Fort Inspection.

CROSSING JAMES RIVER,
JAMESTOWN, u. T., Sept II, 1872. !
General Sheridan, accompanied by Lieutenant
Grant and members Of the stan, arrived here this
morning from the end OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad track en- route for the Missouri River
crossing.
The Lieutenant General Is on tour OF inspection,
and visits the new military posts which are being
built in this department. He leaves for Fort Mac
Kean tomorrow morning, and goes down the Mis-
souri, River, returning by the way OF Sioux City.
The Hon. M. X Armstrong, delegate to Congress
from Dakota, left here this morning for the West
He Is on business connected with the proposed
division Of Dakota Territory.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
General Exodus Of the Arbitration Celebrities
from Geneva = American Official De-
spatohss-The Question Of Money
and Fact Of Principle.
rslseaAms TO THE new ruRx HERALD.

GENEVA Sept. IL, 1871
The personages conn ected with the Board Of Ar.
filtration In the Alabama claims case have gone
from this city to Berne.
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Was Cured OF Chronic Rheuma tism,
after using thing, BY DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP. Mrs CLARKE II Fourth avenue.
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r. n. Brady, Jr., 80 Park Row, was
cured of rheumatism by DR.. FILTERS sfEVf' Depot
III Inhn
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Was Cured OF rheumatism by Reg.
ular physicians prescription DIR. FIrLER'S RHEU.
Matte SYRUP. Or. O'BRIENE, 2O2 East Thiriath st..
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Average temperature Yesterday. .......... TT
Average temperature for corresponding date -
last year, s.s.s."s's'''''..'...'.''' "
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Patent Open Work Political Hammers.
Flags and Portraits at HoJER GRAHAM'S " Duane
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty. -four hours COM
pared with the corresponding day Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
macy HERALD Butldin0
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Fall style of Gents Hats Now Readys-.
p ERNENWEIN Manufacturer, las Nassau street, BE-
tween Beekman and Spruce streets.
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Abr. ID. Jayne's Ague Mixture Cures
promptly and thoroughly Fever and Ague Inermittens
and Remittent Fevers. Give It a trial.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC a Co.
635 Broadway the sole proprietors and manufacture
No connection With any other drug store.
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A.-HeraId Branch Once, Brooklyn,
Corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from SA. NJ. to 8 r. NJ. -f,r
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Mosquito Bites.-Burnetcs kallistOn
ne utralzes the poison almost instantaneously.
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A.-Gent1emen's Hats-Fnu style for
s72 ready for inspection and sale at ESPENSCHEIDS
Manufacturer, ll8 Nassau street.
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Wedding and Ball Cards, Monogrsms
French Note PAPER; elegant styles; low prices; -
EYER1ELL's, w Broadway ellael,neo issA
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Curtains, Lambrequlns, Novelties and
Specialtes. G. L. kelly Il co, TIA Broadway.
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Isl and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 12-1 A. N.


ITO0UOtLtteS
Southeasterfy to southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain for the New England and Middle
and South Atlantic States; clear weather prevail
Throughout the Mississippi Valley and westward,
with westerly to northerly winds, and extend east
ward over Lake Michigan and Illinois by morning
apd over Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee
during the aiterh56n and evening. Northerly to
westerly winds for the Western Gulf States.
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I Was Cured OF InnammatOry Rheu~
matlsm, after long suffering, by DR. FILTERS RHEU.
MATIC SYRUP
MiLDABERGER SMITH IS West Tenth street.
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Square Chance for 100000 for 91Os
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. Distribution Sep
TENDER D. No postpOnement. ONCE, 6O9 Broadway.
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Was Cured Of Neuralgia, Chronic
case by DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP.
JOHN A. sTEDwELL, TAI Greenwich street.
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Nico1, Davidson & CO..
SIS Broadway, factory No. Great Jones street. Deco
rators Of Porcelain, offer endd mt OF ORNA
MENTkT. DINNER, TEA and DESSERT SERVICES also
WHITE FRENCH CHINA, INDIA CHINA &C.. BY the
set or piece.
Articles or Decorated order in the highest style
OF art, with ere SITS, monograms, fruits &C.
Also GLASSWARE, PL4TED WARE &C
No Dent In It.-A Merchant VINO HAD
worn a white hat dur ing the summer recently donned
ne brown coored Fall hat few days ago he entered
the Bank of New York and hailed by the cashier.
who said; - 49,, ..o,- s,,,, v.,,,,,. an.
carried your old white hat ,,...,
..I,ve yo a nc hat, but IL Is also n Greeley nat"
eirows tbati Why isn't IL a Grant hat ~
.Bccause there's no Dent In IT, said the merchant
roar OF laughter followed
This was one OF KNOxs FAN style, purchased at 2i3
Broadway
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Arrival OF the Encha ntress from Cowos.
Mr.. Lorillard's yacht Enchantress arrived yester-
day rom Cowes, Isle Of Wight. She reports hav-
ing spoken the fishing schooner Rose of Province.
town, which had been disabled in q severe storm.