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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
MAYOR OF BRAsHEAR ARRESTED
A Richmond Murderer COnfesses
TRIAL OF EX-SENATOR POMEROY
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
1NsuRGENT LOSSES IN CUBA

ANOTHER BATTLE WITH THE cARLISTS
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WHOLE NUMBER 1890.

ing. A large quantity Of clotted blood was
over the right eve, caused by falling
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ADJUSTMENTS,
EIEENEN's FESTIVAL

EIEENEN's FESTIVAL
AND TOURN MENT,
To be given by
Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Company,
No. 4,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THEIR RELIEF FUND,
At the
FAIR GROUNDS,
On sunday, June Is, 1873.
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WASHINGTON.

Free Delivery Ordered in Southeastern
Cities - Important Decisions in the
Court of Ciaims-The Court Adjourned
Civil service in the Cabiuet-Chief
Justice of Alabama-Senaie Committee
on TranspOrtatiOa-AnA Alabama Con.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

A Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing
louisiana EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at P. NJ, on the arrival OF the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and NATCHEz from
New Orleans, for Simsport, Moreauvlle, Mansura
Marksvile, Evergreen, Cheneyville, Lecompt, ar
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning, max
ing close connection with stages for Natchitoches
Louisiana san Augustine and NacOgdoches, Texas
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY tor
the above places
ap27 GIN B. PETERSON, Proprietor.
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TYARPATIINS..,. ...TARPAULlNS.
C. H. ALLEN 4 CO.,

NRPACLlSs:''''''.''''''rA"rN''' '''
C. H. ALLEN 4 CO.,
= No. 81 New Levee street,
Keep always on hand large assortment OF TAB.
PAULINS, which they will hire to merchanIs ior
GOVERNS merchandise on the levee and will pay
al damage accruing to goods when their Tarpau-
Inns and men are employed to protect the same
All orders for Shipping, Railroads, Cotton
Presses or any persons requiring Tarpaulins, Will
address orders to SAMUEL BROOK, which will be
promptly attended to. mus Sm
HlDEs'.'''.'''''sk1Ns ''''fohs
JOSEPH B. WILLIAMSON, JR.,
Dealer in
Hides, skins and Furs, Moss, Wool, Tai
low. Etc.,
70. 2a Peters street, near the Customhouse, New
Orleans Louisiana.
Liberal advancement made on consignmentA
ia4 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I, WILL
l. LIAM G. NEAL, a private in Captain Joseph
Dolan's Company l, Colonel Baiilie PeytOns regi-
ment of volunteers in the war with Mexico, am now
applying to the Commissioner of Pensions for a re-
issue OF bounty land warrant No So l06 for 100
acres said warrant haviny been destroyed by the
burning of the steamer Alice at New Orleans.
mv2 law ct WILLIAM c. NEAL.
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RAILROAD ENGINEER MURDERED

WAR BETWEEN THE MEDICINE MEN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

OF all the leading citizens whose bio
graphies are given in 'Jewell's Crescent
City Illustrated only fifteen are natives of
Louisiana. The others. ffty-seven in num-
ber, are all "carpet-bag gers mostly from
the North But they came before the war.
Eight are from Massachusetts,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

NNEETH TEETH. .TEETH.
GREAT REDUCTION.
S3G-Gold and Platinum Sets-S3O.
Usual charge SlO0.)
Sfj-SLlver Aluminium, and other Materals-@lJ j
Usual charge 500
S2-God Filngs-S3.
Usual charge So
Si-Sver, Amalgam and Gulos Cement
tng-S1.
Usual charge So
DR. G.. A. BETANCOURT,
174.......St.J Joseph street.
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Offers to insert SETS OF TEETH at the above
prices with or without the extraction of the roots
Warrants the purity of all Materials. as also the
fitting OF Plates. stability and duration OF filings
as If paid at the highest prices
ExtractiOns and other operations performed by
means of aniesthetc agents.
TOothache cured instantaneOusly.
Consultation gratis ap2a ly
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NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER

LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.
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THE NEW YORK GRAND LODGE


WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH HIM
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The committee of colored men who are
preparing evidence of frauds in the late
election for the next session of Congress
will meet today at twelve o'clock, at the
office of Lieutenant Governor Antoine.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

Mr.. R. M. Lusher, " de Jure superintend-
ent,' ETC., stands magnificent prospect of
being instantly read out of the Fusion
church. He kept quiet while McEnery was
cutting his splurge, and now he takes up
the fight on his own hook. He advertises
for evidences of fraud ''practiced on either
side," and tending toward promoting or
defeoting' his election.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

NNHE THU NIPH KEFRIiEKATOK
Has taken all the FIRST PREMIUMS at every
Fair where it has been exhibited.
1t requires less ice, and preserves every descrip
ton OF MEATS VEGETABLES and FRUIT better
than any other.
II took the FIRST PREMIUM at the last State
Fair III this city and at ST. Louis last October.
For sale by CHARLES HEINTZ, Agent
iel 3n No. ld2 TchnupitOuas street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
DOUDRO's RESTAURANT,
LAKE END PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Billman s. Jnry, PrOprietOrs.

This celeb ated establishment has been fully re
fitted for the opening OF the spring business
iei 3m
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IMPORTANT CASES IN COURT OF CLAIMS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

AL is quiet among the pine trees. Judge
Kemp held court the other day in st.
Helena and there was universal acquies
cence in his authority. Law is enthroned
where disorder prevailed, and peace reigns
supreme.
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FOREIGN.

The Emperor of Germany is Ill-The Em.
perOr of Russia il NOt-RattnZZi Is
Sick and Verusuit Is Dead-Rum0red
Decrease of Cordiality between France
and Germany Denied-Republican Pa.
per In Havana-The Garlists Attack
TAxGnx-The nufch Mar In SUNNI fra
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BY TELE G RAPH.
CIVIL SERVICE IN THE CABINET

CIVIL SERVICE IN THE CABINET
IMPORTANT CASES IN COURT Of CLAIMS
THE NEW YORK GRAND LODGE
CAPTAIN JACK IN IRONS
WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH HIM
4 RAILROAD ENGINEER MURDERED
war 5ETWEEN THE MEDICINE MEN
MAYOR OF BRAsHEAR ARRESTED
4 Richmond Murderer COnfesses
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

Mr.. EDrToR.-I observe that my friend Mr.. G.
Rhodes in the last Advertiser arraigned Mr.. Castle
Mr.. H. A. P. Carter and yourself before the public
for having criticised his address on Hawaiian poll
tics. he forgot to notice me, for, in communica.
tion addressed TO the same paper, July 5th, asked
for Information relating TO an individual living at
Hanaei, in 1913, who, learning that Lord George
Paulet bad seized the entire group, is reported to
have tossed his hat into the air. gave three hearty
cheers for Queen Victoria, and exclaimed, "Thauk
God, these Islands are under British rule" Mr..
Editor, feel myself sorely sighted by the hon
orable gentleman, for not answering my questions,
and passing me by without notice. 1t may have
been unintentional. If so, pardon the omission,
and trust time he writes for the papers, he will
relieve my suspense
Yours, for "the good old times" KAMAAISA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

-a-a -. gy1lUo1 Elo5.a2suoo ga ss 90.
ras, suu &C uauey b tlis-eguai 70 over Eve hundred
Has sf lai.-, There where the specie q the world
ra- aid b. l-rs-
ut ars arrivals fam foreign ports o announce thi.
v rit tht isi ussA q tie stale e business along
-lr ulaa-r-s
-sf iurf ses several departure. 81 foreign ports
pr -agai te-e have lesl two vessss lie Jane A. Tai
it Ez-Ez--s Cra-lH-a ioth viii Fun oaross and
ais Na-uta-siz si-t Ta-ii4i cargo
On f-rlA q c. rhE bark Delaware saod % the 18th.
ta frg- and Pals Gamble the bark Camden sail
la.la.i- ur tils lC,h
t tslus, tie s-oaasr Leiitia took heavy cargo
G fs- at- ruu valued 81 900 This the first
---s. la-i-, ST. NeI51urue i1r many months
zH t--t lees w. Aluy advertised fsr the same port
aaFe siaui tht sls inst Being Eood carrier and
fa- saiisr o. aflrdsa chance for shipper.
-f Ees-1e sugur market quite al latest
du- AE o. and prizes eel sustaucd The market report
sgss Ear suez-t rauinus report good trade de-
aud rar1es actual trade requirements are
Ha-s g. Boe~uE CRYSTALS have been quilted al SD lOs
i1F is-rs end pockets she damaged portion q the
Baar Fas shipment ceared % publicly this fore
roa- a. CO -t ~ uei-
-F Bliss hz-E = inde-mere loading the
su- I-uis-s 30 clear by Saturday for Victoria Be-
haruE rzs her original cargo board. She will take
ai- l1a teE q sugar and few hundred barrels
luzza
Eslss tbsss vessels loading have no square
rlze-- r,7-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

One Of the wealthiest corporations on the face of
the earth is the New River Company, which supplies
large part Of London with water One quarter Of .
share was sold the other day for $4,000 sterling,
while the face value Of entire share is one pound
onyl Yet the protector Of this corporation, scores
Of years ago. lost his fortune in the concern, and died
in the workbouse, and several companies which took
up the business successfully failed.
oPruM PoPPY.-We have received sample Of this
article at the hands of J. J. Cunningham of Vernon,
Suffer county, the Sacramento river about twenty
miles from this city. The specimen before is
y six feet high has four poppy heads and was grown
on the ranch of Kanaka, John KAPPA, near Gun
ningham's, who has crop Of some two acres, which
he intends gather aud extract the juice there
formulation.
A JAPANESE FIRE.-In May last, FIRE broke out
in the Mikado's palace. In ten minutes the whole
was burned to the ground The native troops and
fremen were promptly on hand and preserved order.
They could do little else, the buildings burned too
fast to be saved and the mots stopped the progress
of the fire. The Emperor, accompanied by his own
body-guard of laneers, went to bis mothers palace
near by and there the Empress and the Court Joined
him the next day. The palace and outbuildings
totally destroyed 1t is said that one will be
built from the plans Of foreign architect, to cost
about $, 500 90. These fires come in very
cntiy for the purpose restoration Where the great
fire swept clean year ago, the streets have been
Strengthened and widened and of brick
buildings being erected. These built after
reigu models and, for two miles the principal street
of Yeddo looks like that of any large city in America
or Europe. 1t only needs horse-railroad track in
the centre, and that will be there very shortly Some
evidsposed persons giving publicity to the ru-
NOR that the palace set fire by incendiaries,
for political reasons. Such story is totally untrue.
The fire caused by one of the Empress ladies,
who, the night chilly, had taken brazer Of
charcoal into her bed. During the night this fair
young damsel this hight maid of honor, selected
for her beauty, and her rank to the Emperors
BRIDE kicked upset the brazier scattered the lighted
charcoal over the cotton quilts and palace will
be the result. slice Of turuip too mnch-pOssibly
fish bone in the throat-w cost 81 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

EAST MAUI FEMALE SESuSART.-On July 10th the
friends Of the school assembled at Makawao 10 large
numbers 10 witness the examination Of the pupils.
The school contains ifty-sIx pupils, most of whom
have learned all they knew Of the English language
in this institution Some have been 10 1t only few
months, aud none more than two years, yet the va
ried and extensive knowledge shown by their ready
and accurate replies, would imply that they had
been many years under training. The enunciation
of English sounds, by the pupils, was remarkably
clear and distinct Their exercise in reading, and
especially in spelling English words, impressed us
Their proficiency in geography, arithmetic and
bible history, was very gratifying We were charm
ed, too, with the recitstious and With the music
Oh Whist industry and toll must have been employed
10 accomplish such results. No wonder the teach
ers seem worn out with their labors We are highly
favored in having such teacher Miss Carpenter.
Iu an adjoining room were spread on table many
articles Of dress for children and fancy work, made
by the pupils showing their skin in the of the
needle. While climbing the hill Of science they
also taught allthe mysteries Of the household arts,
cutting out garments and making them, washing and
ironing and cooking. and keeping their rooms AMI
everything about them according 10 the doctrine
that " Order is heavens first law" We were more
than graiiied the school is worth then all it
has cost u.s. and the public must not allow it to lag
for want of support. There is an anomaly however,
which ought not to continue Mr.. Andrews and
family have as yet received nothing for their SER
vices The means at the disposal Of the trustees
have been so limited that they had nothing TO offer
them. May we not hope that some among rs,
when prospered will think of this school; and that
the next Legislature will devise liberal things.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23
EXPORTS.

1lEEaz per Na1suiissic- Iula 1aloo kegs hbls
Wdns Liverpool Ginger Wine, l,eol LINES,
= u1t. lutauHs. Fulur-Damestir SIS So Foreign.
Fn Trr.r-s Per ntuuare- July 19-3.55q kegs Sugar.
rag q hales Puiu 10 lRgs Rice. 81 bags COT
a. q re Ro7a Funcs Gods. Halue-Domeste. .SS,-
81 EuTru 81 %
Fll TauT-I ner Wu y Alien July 1572 head Cattle, (
Mars C CalL ID TtEs Sugar bbls Moiasscs.
Wcs ~ s Ilns. ~ hls Bear = Gin Brandy. Is
1 ldif Cotton Duck bale Mdsc bbls Pork. I
pax csg Tirs Eios Sewing Machine. bxs Tobacco l
- asua ~ ur-llaulosiic S2e-Ss Foreign s. oSs eS.
saE Hur- EanEE Per Csndcu. July ls-S2 bags C0aec.
Nauu-liunesfic Ss1- ~
f11 ra-lsHI nUs lEuo Fakiuburr Juy is loo kegs
tura1. EEuaar Salt lso rkrx Noasses 10 bags
l-t iaE LstTsli t-FAlue-nulnestic. SIS, $50 -;
lzsasl rTel 81 So
fut HE-sn Per Nu-Eures Croskard July lq-2277 pkgs
eu-Hr 6ap ldmes- "a Fna Apples, 50 hnchs Bananas
aa1re-Elarneslic SIS - Is.
Pm aiErIE Pr Islfia Jelly Els $50 pkEs sugar, 20
tlies iulu 1 lrs Eae. Faiue-D'nestic. 81 so S.
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SAILED.

-1u1r 1t-Ar1 D. 0andcn Robinson, for Port Gamble.
sdir Ncttie McrriiL Crane for Lshaina-
s1lsr IRA R1y. Jim. i1r kpalau.
E-Ar cdr Fanny. KouuE fur Navigator Islands, via
uauan
hstu Jaue q FslkiuhurE Forbcs. for Portland
Scr fairF Queen. kaaiua- Tor Hauslei.
Scr Naiuia- Fountain fur kHuuakakAi.
SER kaurd Ana DudaL for Wnianae
ecr kiunu. Ahuihaln. fur Maliko.
lk-e-llr cd FcuV. koialiua. Scr BIO.
rci- Narulck- kaaHuia- for kalauTapa-
Scar kuuaL Nfst, Cor kahulu
Eca Ilattia Nisa for NnNflivfli
safr Nnrcarcf Cru-kard. Godfrey, f1r Portland
a. neiarart- Rollins. for Victoria
A. 90 NaT=uissic Dodge. iT Oregon.
E-Ar sellr Irrifia. LuruutEen Cor Melbourne.
SCR NnItir Ncfrill Crane for Lahaina-
SER AuuiH Adams. fa- koua-
Hcl.r kfaF Ana. Dudut fsr koolau
SER Iluka Eaai- Sc Noioas-
-rr NuTs Ellen. jun Cor Koua-
E-Hci- lfusrleic. neneri f1r Ktolau.
edlr ifiu- Ioane Scr Kpolau
s1r Rob ECr. Jim fI- kouiau
SCI Iuaufia. nudrii, far ksuuakakGi.
ses- aeruF. Lanihcrf fr koua-
seir Nanunkapn Palekni Mclean
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

sU-uary- utlsh has siEHys had an itching desire
Scr caosius. and has cast longing eyes both Al
Eu'1 and san DOui7gO, Is nov. according to the Ne
uu-isl DIlouHzigus. "a negotiation with Spain for
sa cussiau q he Phippins Islands These islands
o'ssuit ma q the leading groups in the East In
ga assus T1Fuis;ior 81 over Gee ,0o0 and are
a su1For q oonss1nt income TO Spain Their prOduc-
t'u' an varied. but the leading ones are hemp and
49,. ba.h q rhish have acquired = great repusa-
IN 70 ez-sliuurs IN the commercal world. In Sc
lnui1E IN PhEFues fer her first attempt at colOui-
--i'or- erusry ens have nc oshsr object in view
s1n = 2 - foothoid IN the east from Which to nush
,lsart n1s oaasEsinus IN the future until sic shall
irFt H1ih ~ a ueE Germany IN the Orient.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

~ A gentleman informs us that while on a visit
10 Waikiki, last Saturday, be observed huge shark
swimming leisurely near the shore, where people
battle. We were not aware that sharks ever came
inside the reef at Waikiki On being alarmed and
chased by the natives, be showed himself at loss
which way TO go, heading out toward the reef till
be came TO shoal water, then returning inland and
darting along the shore first in one direction and
then in another. Before the natives could launch
and man their canoes, the ugly visitor disappeared
through some opening in the reef into the deep sea-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23
I-0sCT on IION0LULU.



Eav1--sai- God Fciigv. E-loIiua- from Hno czryo=
iIsles tunrus i hiies bag clfee. Passengers:
I.iihsstE Nr Wright. and s deck.
Etuaf Knaues Tasl.r ffoul Wiudrart Ports C1ryo:
head clftlt 50 sheep lambs ! horse hogs.
as IkEr saga iS hbls taiivE. IL hide, 50 bags
f.lialaas. ru.a eSiher, bod goat skins. Pas
ErU01rs kirht Rev Bishop Willis. A Cleghorn
I'd sifa. Ais q smitlfes. c 4 Rose. Mrs Wn
haHrel and children and - deck
1t-s-lr kan1L ~ ess from katulu CGEgg= 500 kegs
lfo ialE sugar, ~ hides. F1sscHgog: Miss
Grueu, Miss Carpenter, Mr. Young sheong, aud %
sol- Hatsis Nska. from Huviwiri. Oargo. 2i0
ierst z5f iurs sugar bbls beef hogs. 500 water
rrelnrs.
E1i- Wa-uiok Kuiuuais from K.lsurapa.
Ser Ilula- Kaal. frum MoluaA- C1ryo: horses,
dreuuod
lF-srr Ke1ui Ana, Dudait from Nsanae- oaTgo:
1ll walrr melons.
sa- Nertis Merrill Crane from LAhalnA C1rg0:
90 ihs uisiusss- - hides
ecl Lila IusiIe from kahoalawe- odTgo: O. sheep
SCR gusuita Dudcit frum Ksuuakakai- sCIrpo: 3e
rslr fsuuv- las hides I pkg goat skins, : bags
raaruusl hhl Tongues. Kegs bEfter, ] pkg Eggs,
raris treuossd, ] roll mate. pig. fllssoHgcrSs
alr NdCo-ristun. EDWARD Devgshel, and 6 deck.
SCI rs kuy SIN. from Kt,olau. OErQ0: y kegs
and - tags suEar O. lacs rioe.
SCI ME-g lIie1, Jim, frum WSihee- CaTgos soc
Ea-s sugar.
G-S1f- Nudksisi Patty. kahului. Carg0= &C kegs
JOG bag sugar
kclIr Nnrutiku~ni palekHi, fruu Moluza- CurcO-
card- frescrd
E-seir 1cuuy- L.asbess- from Koioa- Corgo: 3 bbs
uoiazsrs Is bhls tAigv, - hides, ! bbi beef
fi~t
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C0uMERCIAU..


AoAoLELC, JULY = ls5s.
err 7a-rH usrhil-s rsftinE rhs Ga the
Tui1- ~ -uais and iu1u uh-h hope see produced
tes sa-1s 60 idr szru-- he are s.ys-
7u-gs arr NV in Injurious growth on
Tsta lsaud wlach b sherman Island or the San
laa-u Ea- e Juie sls1 ls.kinr well This
"a a. tilr - which us-d fr sacriur
49, uis ciall- u rs-F p-sduztire very pro
-tr = r-i-fl FROM ICED. planted Annually II Yields
t m rEar rh~r tc Ehe The stalks are soaked Ia
E 1e fhre -eI.a-ates without other uiechan
nrrasucas IN this has advantage over
Aaae - le sltlrsg Satisfactory has vet been present
&C. -a1se ir lln ErneTuu- premium 0fer q the East
4nA4 srrl.luerl EauuE 30 san frAucisco has
ll ~ i.aiit treated b. chenicals which
a-isfaat1-T 10 q axe used understand.
- clauls h. expressive n this prove. equal
tr 1ai l lauit NlI D. the best crup 81 California
ia-s va hare nlsi land other lands are suitable
-uaa1 ru- Nay 81 hand ly the last mail snv.:
-s -spu-s q ths ha. just passed
rlrz ltdsel 81 be- generally favorable. Prizes have
lt riaad and q The industries connected with
aHFlue t.ues and heather ssss trade an uuwanted
a e urriiy sti rsbis BIDS fair 10 be con-
susl and sHok become thing Of the
r-z
-t 1su ora oauazsrsiaf Buia Publishes the amount
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

Political MEETING. - The natives residing at
Waikiki, Maui, held public mass meeting on Mon
day of last week 10 discuss The proposed reciprocity
treaty in connection with Pearl River The major
iiy OF the speakers favored the measure but
buttons passed, and the meeting adjourned till
This week
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

SPoKES.-The Z. S ship Portsmouth was spoken
by the schooner Fanny, three or four days before
her arrival in port. She would visit Kawaihae the
last week in July 10 obtain fresh vegetables and
stock, and arrive here about the time the mail
steamer from San Francisco is expected.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

THEATHcAL--The performance at the Royal Ha-
waiian Theatre on Saturday night last, passed off
extremely well. Maggie Knight was of course
good, she always is. Mr.. Clemens was received
with great applause, and gave perfect satisfaction
and the two Hawaians of the Band-KamAkaia and
Kalua-were well worth hearing Mr.. Berger must
have felt proud of them as his pupils. 1t is TO be
hoped that the Theatre will be as well filled next
Saturday night
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

REAL ESTATE sALE-We understand that C. C..
Harris, ESQ., last week sold his residence in Nuuanu
Valley to Capt. Thomas b. Hebron, of Makawao
for 81 200 cash. the premises not deliverable till the
end Of one year from the date of sale This would
make its cost about $1,000 The dwelling is large
and eommodious and the grounds around it COM
prise several acres of land.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

- The schooner Fanny left Thursday last
for the Navigator Group. The American Minister
took passage In her, purposing 10 stop day or two
at Capt. Makee's and then proceed on TO Kawsihae
Hawaii. From which point the schooner will pro-
ceed direct 10 the above group She viii probably
be back here to meet the October mail steamer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

The Gulf PRocEss.-The San Jose Mercury no.
ticng the premium Of 81 1000 offered by the Hawai-
ian Government for the introduction Of the iuven-
tion into these Islands, wonders 'if it is Culp
process" We eau answer that it is nothing else
than the 6ilroy process, patented by Mr.. Cup A
hundred of tobacco be grown here at short
notice. whenever wanted to give it fair trial Ac-
tual experiment is the only way 10 test its value here
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-23

CAKIcATUREs. On Saturday last somewhat
elaborate representation, intended as a caricaiure
appeared on the window at the office of the Mdtou
relating 10 Pearl river and its cession. There was
point TO IT, and 1t passed for very silly attempt
TO provoke laughter. On Sunday another appeared
Merchant street, representing the editor of the
N,asou as the "Isbmaelite Shepherd Of Lanai with
his crook, and followed by his flock, bleating out
"aunexation," annexation" Still a third appear
ed on Monday Fort street, one picture 10 it repre-
seuiiug jocky mounted a lion bound for the
Legislative ball. and calling for the good old times"
when rum vas three dollars gallon, the bottles
being marked &c. r. probably "good rum"
Another represented fox, marked a Nilsoa," look
ing up most wishfully at a bunch of grapes hanging
from the window of the Foreign Office This last ap.
pears TO have been the one which caused the most
laughter among the crowd of spectators, and evil
IDENTIFY hit the nail on the head.