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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27
AherHKa,s safe.

szhsA. By virtue or n wrlr of bevari EaaG,s
kki!I 10 me directed. will be exposed to Ppolic
w Sale. at th Q Hotel kept by William y. E9rd.
@A!I Rt kirkwoOd in Pencader hundred, New
Castle county. Delswars.
On MONDAY. April 9Th 1873.
AZ o'clock. .. m.
the following described Real Estate. via:
All those two lots, pieces or parcels OF hand
with The inprot ements. situated near the V1llage
Of Glasgow In Benrader hunderd, New Castle
county and State Of leiSLa are, the same beIng
bounded and described as follows, t9 wit One
thereof bouI ded on the s0uth by the New bastle
and FreBchtown Turnpikc road. on the west ~
lands ForE1sry belongipg to James Thompson, anu
on the east by land formerly If John Lumnhey, de-
ceased. and containing Ry eaTPutation ~ Acres oil
Land, more or less. =,
The other lot ar piece of Land adjoining the
above lot OT paS ai OF land aud containing by COM
putation One Acre OF Land. moro or less. .
Seized and taken in execution ae the property oi
and TO be sold hy =
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sh,rif' Office. New Castle. March IL. 1881
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27
sheriff y sale.

lsAs. by virtue Of writ of Levari Facias TO me
EfiiI directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale, at
wv the Hotel of George Whitfield, in the town
- Of Nav Castle, in New Castle hundred, New
Castle county. lelavare,
On SATURDAY. April ~. iS,@.
At 2 o'clock, ~, -
the following deapribed Real Estate viz;
All that certain plantation or tract OF land with
the bull and Improvements Is therean erected,
situated near the town of New Castle, In ew Gas
tie hundred in said county of New Castle. bounded
on the northeast by land now Or late Of Thomas
Speakman on the sout theast by the river Delaware,
on the southwest by land now or late OF William
Booth. and the north and northwest by the State
road leading fro IN the town of New Castle t9 the
city Of NilmlngtGn. c0pta Mas l65 Aeres OF Land
and Marsh, be the same more 6r less.
Seiaed ard taken in execution as the property Of
Motion G. Rogers aEd Sarah 5. Rogers his wife, and
t. t.. and to be sold by
ROBBERY L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
SherA's Office. New Castle. March IL. l613-2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27

THE Africans SAVINGS BANK.
No. COZ Market Street,
WiJmipgtop, pelAWaFe.
during the usual business hours, and on Tnesdav
and saturday evenings from 7 to 8 O'Clock.
All the prohts Of the Bank, after the payment o
necessary expenses. are devoted to the beheft o
the deposltors. and dividends are made semiannu-
ally in April and October. Since the Organisation
Of the Bank. In 1851 the dividends have uniformly
been at the rate Ofsix per cent. per annum.
DiVldends not drawn are regarded as depogitH
and at once become to 10 futurs
dividends.
No managers allowed to borrow any Of tn sfunds
ntruStsd TO the Bank. -
AAHAGERRS.
WILLIAM 8. HILLRB EDwARO DAnIrNo@or
GEORGE w. BUBH, III. .SwIFT.
N. r. BENSON, HRNRY 4. DuRn
EpwARD BEFFs, CHARLR9 W. HowLANn
A. HIGGIgs, Jos III, JAcKeON
0E"Ask D CAPRLLE; lOkENEET y. shVsH.
n. IL. .LIOHTRNBTRIh.
WINS. H1LLRS. President.
Gao: w. Boss VlesPresidsnt.
oct 2s-lS IaAw Il. MaT,n n rvaaa...p
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27
NnarrM,s sale.

-, By virtue of a writ of Levari Faeias to m
!il directed, will be exposed to Public Sale al
the Hotel OF Wilcox Dehority. in the town
Ell of FELTON,. Kent county and State of Della
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27
NEW GROCERY STORE
s.w. Cor. Fourth snd Market ST.,
WTIMTN0T( N. DEL,

WILMINGT( N. DEL.
ESSs The undersigned respectfully an-e4fN
hH nounees to his old friends and the E=&1
81 @eM public generally that he has cOmplet
ed his n ew store and has pened with btock
OF fine new and fresh -. -!
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLASsES.
LovsrTnE crush ed gran ulated and Sugars
Eoft, White and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and dlI kinds of Moasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, LAeuira, MarieRbc.
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new B1ckWhest, all kinds pure Spices, Sare mes.
al kinds Of Canned bpiiS FrsEch and English
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles. j ell
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers COCOA and
great ETY., YOilst Sosp, Silver Gloss Starch. Cur
rants Rhisins. Citgon, Etmore'e, lnce Meat, Dried
Buckets, Brushes, sperm, kdainAntine and 'TAfloW
Candles and ail articles usually kept in q we'll as
B-lV JAMES CRfPPGN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-27

WILMINGTON. DeI.' 1Iarch 81, ls5s.
, 1873-06-18
Meeting Of a Joint Committee of
Blacks and Whites at Now
: Orleans. "a
Adoption OF Resolutions for the Unity Of
the People Of the State.
Perfect Political Equality to Bo
Guaranteed to ALI, Irre-
spectivo Of Race.

New ORLEANS, La, Juno 17.-An adjourned
mooting Of tho Committee Of colored and white
citizona WIS hold last night, at No. 27 Carondo-
let strcot. -
Tho Committee on noaolutions submitted tho
following, which were unanimously adopted:
WHKnEAs, Louisiana 10 now threatened with daath
n every vital organ Of her material and political be-
naturo dlv.!on among tho ohlldzon Of bur sd and Of
wiIxaE4s. we havo an qbiafns faith that there is
love enough for law among her Rons to unite them In
manly and unsolash struggle for her rodcmption be
sclvea to tho unincation of our people. ' ''
int ,a by ou5 people wo mean ~ mon Of vhatever
xg Sea Of
deed he eqaal md impartial ezoreise By overy
toed BY tho Constitution and lawn Of Louisanas by Tho
CONSTITUTION snd las ef tho United States and By tho
L. Thst wo shsl maiptsin and advocate tho right Of
eve1y citizen Of LouB!ana md Of eycry citizen Of tho
nfa es S''e .s.o t. .s''q snS 4 a; r.; ~ al pIsSS Ell
on au ,vohis1os Of public conveyance upon
esEar tsSs Hi nereos equality With Try sna ovory
ss fns e sa1 ge
q Il II
licensed public resort q ito esto d Louisiana tho
@a sR
mend al railroads, steamboats,, steamships, and othor
public eonyeganoos to puguo tho game policy third,
shall further recommend TINT banks, Insurance.
olcos and other public corporations recognize and
coucodo to c0lorcd fcllowcitizeus, where They
! stockholdeIs IN such institutions, tho right
Of being represented In tho direction thcrc-
Of; fourth, wo shall further recommend that
no diaictton shall exist among tho ctt-
zena Of Lusiana in my Of our pablo schools Slate
1nstuons Of education, or any public institution
supported by tho State. c1tlcs, Parishes nth, no
Bhai also recommend that tho proprietofs Of foun-
dries, factories, and other industrial eetabltshnents
IN employing mechanics or workmen, make no dis
tnctton botWecn tho two raccs; sixth, VIC shall en-
courage by every moans in power colored citizens
tn tho ruta districts to bocoo The propretora Of the
soil thua enhancing the vnluo Of tho lands and adding
to ths product1veness Of tho Bae while It will create
political eonsergasm which Is tho offspring Of pro
o @ noa1 as 70 a o
Tho question of hreakine up tho same no sns farns
in order that our ooorcd oitize.1s md white limit
grants may become practical farmers and oultiya,ots
Of the aon:
T.. RsS TINT Mo P'odge ono honot ho and good fsh
, 1873-06-18
RAilEQnt Accidents.

Jo1'1Er, Ill.,, June 17.-Androw Brewster, =
German, for aome timo pnst employed AZ cook
at the fremont House, IN this city, waa killed by
tho southern express train on the Chicago, A.
ton d st. Louis Railroad, noar Cass stroot, last
night, ut II O'Clock. Tho evidence at the Cor
oner's inquest showed that ho WAS killed while
lying across tho track in state Of intoxication,
and e1oneratod tho railroad employees from ali
blame. Drowstor was single man, and has re-
latona living in Montgomery County, Ohio.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Juno 17.-At Dauvillo, ILL.,,
this forenoon, q awitch.tender IN tho employ OF
the Toledo, Wabash Il Western Railroad, named
Frank Morgan, formerly from Baltimore, while
swltching, was knocked down and run oyor by m
bowels. This oyoning ho il rentng quite COM
Portable, and tlloro is hope OF his ultimate To-
coyery.
DAYTON, O., June 17.-~Samuol Henry waa run
over In this city last night about midnight by
Rwitoh engine Of tho O., O., @. d I Il. r., ind
almost inatantly killed.. 1Ie WAS lying GU tho
track and waa soon too late by tho engineer to
prevent tho accident. The doooasod WAS 80 years
old, aud leayos vito and ono child.
, 1873-06-18

dentally Bhot and killed Ainlgolf.
Tho Commencement oxoroisea Of tho Normal
Public High School will take place this aftor-
noon. soYon young ladies will graduate.
Two young mon, namod Anton Nicholson and
Potter Jaoobaon, both Danes, were drowned In
tho Missouri Rivor, while bathing, on Sunday.
MrB. Quincy Bhaw, daughter Of Prof. Agaaelz,
has contributed $4,000 to tho Museum Of
Comparative Zoology, in which hcr fathcr Is 80
doeply Interested,
Joseph II. Foro wAa yesterday brought before
tho Court of Criminal Correction at 8t. Louis,
for examination, and his CASIO was continued TN.
til tho 9th instant.
The Alumni Of tho 1ltlnoia Wesleyan Uniyorsi-
ty will hold q grand banquet and reunion at
Phnn!x Hotel, Bloomington, on Thursday oyon-
ing. Tho Commencement exercises of that In
stituaon will begin at 10 O'Clock on Thursday.
a few days ago Mary J. Hoover left hor homo
for a Tnlk in tho fields, In Mahaeka County,
Iowa, and not returning, search waa made, and
her, body WAS found on Saturday in watcr-
gully, whore Bho had fallen and waa drowned.
Tho snti-monopolissB Of Durean County havo
perfected arrangements for grand celebration
OF tho coming Fourth ut Princeton, III. Tho
programme will bo IN unusually attractive ono.
Tho oration will bo dolivorod by Senator Oaatle.
Tho body Of a n,nn was found in the Cnlttmos
River neae Dalton yeBtorday. From inquiries
Tho man with Q party Of frionds WAS hunt
ing on tho river last Friday or Saturday, whom
tie man in question shot duck md swan nftor
it: Ho got beyond his depth and VAS drowned.
4 search Of two or three days was Of no avail,
until yesterday his body wns recovered, and by
cuts on tho head aud body, II lookB as It thero
hAd been foul play.
, 1873-06-18
FOREIGN.
Serious Earthquake Shocks at VAL
parais0, Chilli.
The italian Senate Passes the Anti-Re-
Iigious Corporation Bill.
Another Cable Laid Between
Spain and England.


CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA, Juno 1.-THE United States flag
ship Pensacola, Roar Admiral 6tecdman, sailed
hence On the ID inst for Callao. Tho steamers
Omaha and Bonicia arc daily expected at this
port.
Don Adolno Dalloyian has boon elected Con-
stitutional President Of Bolivia. to fill the un-
expired III torn Of tho late President Morales. r..
tho 1eaderB Of the revolution TINT were bauiBhod,
and drowning onmfty in champagne, and those
who woro dtsoharging rifles ut each other fe1
days ago, are now drinking oach others hoalth.
A fossil mastodon has boon found at Corona,
and not In tho Ohiloo Archipelago,
, 1873-06-18

sptesa' Dispateh &o Tbs Chicago Tribune.
nouKFonp, Juno T.-A surveying party has
ssarted ont On tho proposed route Of the Rock
ford Central nailroad.
Qu1Noy, Ill.,, June 17.-Tho first passenger
train Of tho Missouri, Kansas d Texas Railway
arrived at Hannibal, No., yesterday, and that
point will hereafter be tho eastern terminus Of
tho road, The Toledo, Wabash Il Woatorn noad
will hereafter run through trains from Toledo to
Hannibal instead Of Quincy.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-Miohaol NeeHo says
tho reported sale Of tho Huntington and Hop
klns interest in tho Central Pacific Railroad Is
not yet contaminated,
Sp<eta! Dspatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
LABALIE, June 17.-A meeting Of the Directors
Of the Lafayette La8alle d Clinton Railroad
was held In this city to-day. The attendance
was large, and exceedingly encouraging accounts
OF stock subscriptions wore received from oil
along the llne.
, 1873-06-18
SPORTING MATTERS.
THE 1uRE.

THE TURF.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago tribune.
UNION C11Y, Ind, June 17.-0ur oity is a1lvo
with tho sporting fraternity, now constantly ar
rvlng, to participate in tho races beginning here
on the 18th. There nre about sixty horsoB al
ready here, among which arc Tom. Copperbot-
tom, Gipsey Queen, Billy, Hopper, Cotton
picker. Billy Collins. and Comet. Tho track Ia
in hrst~class order, and everything promises to
DO Q succeas. Three thousand dollars in pro-
miums aro to bo competed for.
p1rrspunan, Pa, juno 17.-There was largo
attendance at tho raoos to-day. In tho first heat,
Toledo Boy drew tho lead, and maintained 1t to
the throe-quartor polo. whom he was passed by
Addie, who was running on tho home stretch.
Tho dr1yo1 Of Perry was unable to hold his horse,
and was thrown on the track, but was not
seriously injured. This heat was given to East
End Nellie, second Toledo Boy, third Belle.
fourth Addie, hfth. Perry was dissanoed.
Time, 2,41,
In tho second heat, East End took the lead
trotting we'll, and came in ono length ahend Of
Nollie, and tho lengtha Ahoad Of Toledo Boy.
Time, 2:40.
In tho third heat, Toledo Boy took tho lead,
b',t Was diatanced by Eaas End, Who won tho
hest Tmn 1A1tf
, 1873-06-18
Weather.


TKUHhH1LlIIES..
WASHINGTON, June 17.-For, Now England on
Wednesday. light to fresh. northweBtorly and
northoasterly Winds higher barometer and clear
weather arc probable For tho Middle States, gem
tia and fresh Winds, mostly from tho, cast and
south, aud inoreaaing cloudinesy, with probibly
rain areas from Pennsylvania southward. For
thosouthern States, east Of tho mississippi, gen
tie and fresh winds, generally from southeast
From:the Missouri to the Upper Lakes and Min
neHota, falling barometer fresh to worry brisk
winds from tho south and east, increasing
oloudinoss and threatening weather, with very
probable rain .arcaa. For tho Lower Lake Re-
gion, oaatorly to southorly winds, and cloar OF
partly cloudy weather,
4 cautionaIy signal ia ordered for Duluth.
r.: STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report OF tho stage Of water, with
changes in the twenty four hours ending p. m,
June II, 1878:
, 1873-06-18
JUDGE LYNCH.
Three Negro Murdcrers Hanged by d
nh

Three Negro Mstrdcrcrs Hanged by d
m0bs
New IBERIA, Juno 17.-The four nogrooa who
murdered Laret and Bnaer, last Friday night, at
their store, were arrested in shat neighborhood
this morning. Ono OF them turned Statos evi.
dence, and related how tho atrooiouB crime waa
committed, the plot being made over week be-
fore. After a close Investigation by Mr. Soy
mour Bnaer, brother Of ono Of tho murdered mon,
no doubt remained Of tho guilt of the negroes:
BY this time the people ID largo numbers had
assembled and clamored for tho summary exeou-
tion OF tho murderors, but they were saved By
tho intoroession Of Mr. Snacr, who thon de-
parted for this place. Tho prisoners wero
brought here On thoir arrival, indignant citi-
zens, numbering oyor 900, took them to the
hanged three of them to limb Of a tree: They
confesaed taking part Ia the crime, but insisted
that the one who turned States eyidonce cut
tho throat of LRret.
, 1873-06-18
TGlcYrAphtC HfeYItleus

Horny lowell, tho would.bo assassin Of Ella
Woods, in Hudson, N. H., is dead. Hiss Woods
will recover.
The Arkansas State Teaohera Association met
III Little Rock yesterday. About aeyenty-fiyo
Were present.
Dr.. a. dilbort, residing at tho corner Of Smith
and TecumBoA streets, Dayton, narrowly escaped
doath by snhaling Paris green yesterday.
The small grains arc coming on finely In the
vicinity Of psin0eton, Ill. Tho ooGn prospects,,
at thia time, arc not flattonng.
A man named Ferdinand Cook, while hunting
, 1873-06-18
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, juno 17.--Tho Special Committee
appointed by tho Assembly last week to- consider
tho application made by the Military Governor
Of Paris for authority to prosecute Ii. Rane for
several sittingH. Ono OF It's first actB was to
summon Ii. Nane to appear before It. This tho
Deputy refused to do, standing Oh his privilege
aa member, mud denying the right of tho Com
mittec to require his presence. To-day tho
Committee hold ita final session. Airport was
adopted, by vote of II to /, recommending that
tho authorization for Ito arrest aud trial Of
Deputy Raue be granted by the Assembly.
, 1873-06-18
Ckill

/. PANAMA, Juno 7.-Soveral shocks Of earth
quake frightened tho people Of Valparaiso and
tho south parts Of Chill. Tho first was at 1889
o'clock in the afternoon On the 18th Of May, ut
Valparaiso. and lasted forty~two seconds. A
good doal Of damage waa done to public and pri-
vato buildings from the motions being vertical.
Many persons were thrown from scafro1dB on
and . number wounded. Chandeliers wore
wronohed from tho ceilings, and books and bot
ties on shelves woro thrown to the ground.
, 1873-06-18

Br. LOUIS, No, juno 17,--Joaeph Q. Howard.
arrostod hero for stealing horses In frankltn
to BE- placed in jsil at Union, the oounty~soat.
Ho WA put In = calabooso at Maion, and e. about
o'clock p. IN. an armed mob Of some 2oo men
took him out and hung him. 10 made con.
fession before ho waa hung duplicating several
othor mon in demonstrating, who have dieap-
, 1873-06-18

plTTspgRaN, June TIA mooting Of tho oiti
xonH was hold In tue Common Council Chamber,
last esening, to arrange for grand exposition
Of mechanic artH iu this CITY. Tho mootng or
ganizod by calling J. u. Horren to tho ohair.
After some discussion, u committee Of five WAS
appointed to suggest an Exposition Committee
to prepare plana and effect arrangements for an
exhibition, aud then adjourned to meet Oh Mon
day noxt, when tho E1poHition Committee will
DO announced,
, 1873-06-18

MADRID. Juno Il, ,-O'Kolly has arrived in the
8antoni. Province Of santander, in custody Of
tho Spanish authoritios. His effects were scaled
by tho United States Consul at 9antander.
sition OF Senior Ocon. granting tho Government
extraordinary facilities, undor which 1t will bo
empowered to levy contributions Of 100, 100000
piaatroa On tic country,
, 1873-06-18

San FRANCISCO, June 17.-Tho steamer Costa
Rica from Honolulu has arrived. She sailed
Mny 7, and brought over 300 tons Of freight,
mostly sugar. and left the United States survey
ing steamer Portsmouth in that port, The gem
cral news from Hawaii ID unimportant.
, 1873-06-18

BAN FnAao1sco, Juno 17.-Iho Board OF su'
peryiBors will not not on tho Mayors yoto OF the
Chinese pg-tau ordinance till noxt waok.
". O. halston IL to succeed D. o. Mills ~
President OF the Bunk OF California.
, 1873-06-18

LONDON, June 17.-A special from Berlin SAWS !:
I" The Emperor William, In few days, will hayo
regained his usual hoath,"
, 1873-06-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 17.-Tho Czarowitoh and his
wife arc visiting tho Prince aud Princess Of
Walos at Sandringham.
Tho second cable from the eoast Of Cornwall
to Spain has been opened. This increase In tho
facilities for transporting dispatches las led to
reduction in the tariff.
, 1873-06-18

HAVANA, June 17.-A French steamer arrived
here to-day, with 500 Ohinnmen On board. Dur
ing the passage there were 175 deaths.
, 1873-06-18

RoME June 17.-Tho Senate to-day passed the
bill for tho suppression Of religious corporations
by a'vote Of G8 yeas to 20 nays Tho measure
now awaits the royal sanction to become 3 lam.
, 1873-06-18
CANADA.

HALIFAX, Juno 17.--Judgo johnson has been
appointed to tho Lioutonant-G Governorship of
Nova Scotia, nado vacant by tho death Of tho
lato Joseph Howe.
, 1873-06-18

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Juno 17.-1n the United
statos Circuit Court to-day. Joseph Perry was
erraignod and pleaded guilty to throo indictments
for perjury in the Madame Jumol estate caac.
Sentence was postponed at tho requoat Of tho
prisoner.
, 1873-06-18

pH11ApELl1nrA June 17.-A fy-wheel IN the
rolling-mill OF Z. Robbins Il Sons burst last
night, inJurins st1 worlmen, and John Murray
fatally.
, 1873-06-18

WEATHER AND WATER.

War Department weather Report,
Cn1oAoo, June l7-1018 r. m.
Tho following reports have been received from,
tho placeH mentioned bellows
, 1873-06-18
Athletic,

- RUNS soOnEp.
Boston. i. o o o 0 D 900
Athletics. = 0 0 0 o. o.0--3
Rnns Earned-Doaton, o; Athlcttct o..
First Base on ErrorB-Doston, 7: Athletic, a.
Unpiro--Efr. Bopnoisler... -. - b.
Time Of aame-ono hour and forty minutes.
posToN, Juno 17.-DaBo ball-Dostous,..1 II
philadelphias e.
, 1873-06-18
OHANGE8.
ABOVE Low
'WATEH.
Rise. / Fail.

'Delow high water mark of, 1871. -
". 8. KAuF1tAN, Observer,
Room 78 Major Block. Chicago.
, 1873-06-18

Tho President made The following appoint
1nents: 1sahe L.. Mahal, Indians, Agent fo1 tht
Chippewa Indians, Lake Superior; William Pres
colt, nlnois, Register OF tho Land Office, Spring
field, III.
, 1873-06-18


The Treasury Department has issued On order
closing the United btates Depository st Oinoin-
matt and aaBigning all the business Of TINT Office
to Assistant Treasurer William E: Davis, who
recently qualified.
, 1873-06-18

Tho Postmaster General to-day ordered tht
oities,' commencing July /: Columbus, Ohio, Ii
oarriers; Evansville. Ind, 6 carriers; ooying
ton, Ky, 1 carriers.
8obieBA Jolly was appointed Gaugor for tht
First Missouri District, and George L.. Brown
for tho Colorado District,
, 1873-06-18

BACK FIX HEFUUIATVN8.
WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE total ar11ount O
back pay returned to tho United States TFeR8ut,
is $192,017. The number Of Senators ant
Representatives who declined to rocoiYe 1t i
, 1873-06-18
W-IL,N[Ei'InI'E'',

We hAro foE sale in this beautiful suburb tho Lake
hoso near Evanstop two medium *alzed now houses,
plans OF houtes may bo soeu a. our othes
GREENLEAF 4 PAUL.,
Z CeAtEal Union Block, cor Madison and Narkot-4x.
, 1873-06-18
BEAUTIFUL HOMES,

GEO. SUMMERS, 1873 East
Madison-st., Room q, is now
selling splendid lots in Nor
wood Park on MONTHLY
PAYMENTS, also offers assist
cein the erection Of dwellings,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-09-20
Our Climate.

DIR. G.. f.. Nichols. of Boston, Mass, who spent
eighteen months on these islands, principally in
Honolulu, where he p~racticed Homeopathic medi-
cine, has contributed an article on these islands to
the New England Medical Gazette, - a homeopathic
publication, from which we make the following ex-
tracts respecting our climate
The climate of the Islands is beneficial TO inva.
lids who are not debahdted by warm weather, but
who suffer continually w1en the weather Is cold.
The present facilities for comfortable travel have
rendered their distance no formidable objection 10
those in quest Of health. These beautiful Islands
lie within the tropics, but are daily cooled in sum
mer by the northeast trade winds, while through
the winter months the winds are quiet, or prevail
from the south. Under these influences, the tenn
perature remains nearly equal through the year
at Honolulu. rarely exceeding 900. or falling below
COO. Many persons who are elsewhere perpetually
cold, the deficient vitality accompanying other
affections, especially diseases OF the heart or lungs,
here become healthy. With this characteristic lack
of warmth, there have occurred reeoveries in cases
of pulmonary disease far advanced, among which
that of a physician, DR.. Hillebrand, of Honolulu,
is a notable instance. Some fifteen years ago, DIR.
II. was carried ashore with lungs so diseased as TO
warrant little hope of recovery his condition has
gradually improved to such a degree, that he re-
turned last season TO Germany for a years visit.
Theoretically, these Islands give 10 the invalid
every climate he can desire for as he gradually
ascends the immense volcanic slope from the sea
to the central crater, the air becomes cooler with
the increased elevation. The cooler temperature
is often as equable as the warmer at the base OF
the mountain Island.