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HARTwEIL, j.

! HARTwEIL, j.:
This case, which has been litigating for several
years, is now submitted to the Court on all the
evidence to find the facts, and to decide whether
the claimant Kaaoaopa is entitled as heir to in.
hert this estate. These proceedings began in
/ 1869 by petition for administration, which was
brought before His Honor Chief Justice Allen
and the claim Of Kaaoaopa was denied. On ap-
/ peal to jury, verdict was rendered at the July
Term, 1869, that the claimant was keiki handi
or foster child Of Puhalahua and Nakuapa. A
motion to set aside this verdict for want of evi-
dence was denied. In December, $780, decree
was made by His Honor the Chief Justice award
ing the estate to the claimant by virtue of this
verdict. Appeal was taken from this decree to
the full Court in banco, by whom the decree was
vacated and new trial was ordered. The Court
agreed that the verdict was inconclusive of the
issue and therefore not sufficient basis for the de-
cree, but were divided on the question of the
present legality of an ancient adoption as heir
The Chief Justice and Second Associate regard
ed the custom as still valid, while the First As
sociate Justice thought that the Statutes re-
quiring written wills and deeds and agreements
of adoption and directing the descent of property
of intestates operated to cut off claims under the
ancient oral mode of adopting heirs, in all cases
in which the ancestor died after the enactment
of those Statutes
At the second trial in the January Term, 1872
verdict against the claimant was rendered, but on
exceptions to the full Court was set aside for the
admission of incompetent evidence The Court
however overruled exceptions TO the following in
structons given to the jury, viz: Declaration since
1S43 (the date of the Act requiring written agree
ments of adoption), cannot be received the adop-
tion If valid must have been made before 1S43 1t is
not enough that Puhaahua took the child before his
marriage with Nakuapa, but it must be shown that
Nakuapa adopted her an heir" In approving
these instructions, the Court said, 1.-THE ancient
oral adoption has no force unless complete before
1s4S'' and that "Puhalahua's will may be regarded
as annnlling his adaptive act which in aspect of
the case became an autenuptal contract binding on
the widow unless expressly disafirmed by her. The
widows mere silence would not suffice TO show her
revival of the original adoption"
The evidence shows to my mind the following
state of facts briefly stated about 1927 or 1S2S Pu-
halahua a man of chief rank adopted the girl Ka-
aoaopa as his child, the woman Nakuapa former
servant of his whom he afterward married, joining
in the adoption. The child lived with them until
their death Puhalahua died in 1866 devising all his
estate to Nakuapa, who died intestate in 1862 She
had conversed with her attorney Mr. Austin about
making WILL but when he arrived at her house
just before her death, TO draw her will at her
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ALLEN, G. J. 4:

ALLEN, Z. D.:
The question of the claimants right of in
heritance as an adopted child of Nakuapa was
which presided and after careful examination
of the law and evidence, decided that by the
ancient custom of Hawaiians, children adopted
as heirs were entitled to the inheritance, but in
this case the claimant had not established that
relationship and therefore was not entitled to
the inheritance on that ground. As my as
sociates have given very succinctly and clearly,
the testimony, consider it unnecessary to say
more than that see no reason, from any ad-
diiional testimony introduced in the subsequent
hearings, to change my opinion, and therefore
r concur with them.
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A MOTHERS FUNERAL.
-nu1 s1E~ls xlclr0D, ~.

Al, Euur yen jay yer mither doom
Iu he- lan,ly bed and narrow;
But, till we're sleepin' by her side
Yen never meet her marrow
a fathers love is strong and deep,
And ready is a brither's-
a SISTER love Is pure and sweet
Buf what loves like q miiher's?
Ee nauna greet over muekle, BARNS,
As round the FIRE ye gather,
And see The iva chairs empty then
o mithcr aad o. father;
Nar diuua BET yer hearts be dreioh,
When Wiutry winds are blawin',
And on thsir graves, vi angry sugh,
The smelly drit is snawin';
Bu; thirk oI blvtber times game by
The muuy years of blessing,
When sorrow passed the door, and name
Frae 'nHng ys a were missing.
And mind the peaoefu' Eloamin' hours
When the outdoor wark was endin',
And after tine, when aud heads
VIZ r1urt IN prayer were bendin'.
And think how happy bath are moo,
hboCu a. thocht OF tellin';
For they're a hAme, and young again,
Within thuir FATHERS dwellin'.
sac, riu ye wish TO meet up there
Ter father and yer mither,
% love t5eir God. and be gude bairns,
And o love ane auither
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Estate Of NaK,uapa, Deceased,
JANUARY TERN, 1873.
BEFORE ALLEN, c. J., HARTwELL AND wIDEMANN, J. ]

Estate Of Nal-uapd, Deceased
OPINION OF THE COURT BY wIDEMANN, J.
Keahi, claiming to be a relative of the de-
ceased, petitioned the Court for letters of admin
istration on the estate of Nakuapa. Kaaoaopa
contested the appointment, and the Chief Justice,
before whom the case was heard, appointed A.
F. Judd temporary Administrator, as there we're
several claimants
Kaaoaopa claimed the estate as adopted child
Ckeki bauai) of the deceased, and all the others
claimed as blood relations. The Chief Justice
decided against the claimant. Under this state
of facts an appeal was taken from the decision
of the Chief Justice to jury, and verdict was
rendered in the July term, 1869, that Kaaoaopa
was q keiki hanai of Puhalahua and Nakuapa.
A motion to set aside the verdict for want of
evidence was denied In December, 1870, de-
cree pro .for7na was made, based on this verdict,
by the Chief Justice, awarding the estate to the
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The New York herald., 1873-09-03

4 STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
ON ,ovsfansAH afAPsHF s$saHa. VI HEs1sA 1ssAw ron.
The Grand Season OF Italian opera, Is7s-iE4.
MONDAY EvExfSa. WI fSG"'sass september na 49, 1873
Me,,rs MAURICE and MAX srRAKoscH have the
hSsS. to MAKE % to the On Of Opera at ne
Italian Opera In this city, that the viii
MONDAY EyESISSa yHs SSasYnSssY. September 49, 1878
S SoS @ oaSS me
sS%en a a s1
them % be possessed OF rare culture as well Of gifts
have personally devoted much time and disc rmiaaon 10
ofihs EaToDeaS Gcniinent whos hose osnoSedsed merit: merits
are ns s as to 10 tn that sy viii deserve
An examination q TIC subjOned list viii indicate that
panes OF which would be credabie to any opera
af S qfSPs ha Ts
% II II. the h III S sy
ness of standard works while preparing for the produc
"0A u '''' Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON
n For the nrodneson Of amei % Christine 81 Nilsson
owsver 10 recall the fact that during Si her aSsencs
the asi at e
in London The pSency Of her # r. should be
career Of uninterrupted spendor long since amiarxed
the students OF mice mSa'5s 6s%Sx GRsrs's FoRRGyS
This young ana beautiful d prima donna soprano
audle Of the European Continent having sung with
sse Spain and 'f
G she n
French and English saa1pr pu1pITsir 1ITron o,pouI,
Opera habitues in lhe United states will hardly fail to
greet WIN the Of the return OF
summate skill as actor Slgnor Capou has made clear
R % hs e S 'of rSsi Of
0pssa in n % vii him as sn
season In several fayGrIte MIns paafrttiifsp1.
at the Roya! italian opera, Coyent Garden and met
Chamounix." Faust and other operas, viii make his
ns ss 6s in !" e
ts he At s1s BY s he
throughout the season by his his OWN ,,grxrp
voung and dnsushsa SsnS Sartone from Her Ma
Opera London His popularity ay ana
The London aesas ssnSF we'll
y .hs With "s % artist G the ct ssa
culture.
saE VII" has met with anSsea n at the
n win ss saas to-
American DuSsi,s S.s los &SSis sHf iF' Lopsr GARY
the n Ms h Gay essr nae Artist
have tSe%ssivs: me sScps1atioS o
method place in the foremost rank Of contraltos
Signor ITALO CAMPANINL
The engagement of Signor ITALO CAMPANINI is to be
regarded in the Judgment Of the directors with peculiar
satisfaction, After the triumphant success of Sgnor
CAMPANINI, on the occasion OF the production. with
that gentleman in the leading role of Lohengrln." in
Italy after two stay, with constant increase Of
popularity, at Her Maesty's Opera in London signor
favor OF American audiences lie will the roles
of Cennaro In "Lucreta;" Manrico, in III Trovatore'
Fdgardo, In Lucia" Raoul, in the "Hugueno,s;' -
Radanes, in Aida" Lohengrn, in "Lohengrn," Ac,
&C. SO confident the directors that in Sgnor CAM
PANIN will be recognized avis the perfect
tenor respect of voice method and hstrionic talent
works with which signor CAMPANINI is particularly
identified as to conspicuous events of the season.
The following ladies and gel will appear for the
nrst time In Anne rica -
Mile. OsTAvA TORRIANI,
Mlle MARESI,
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EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY MATINEE,
the INIMITABLE vOKEs FAMILY
in their new American Play.
FUN IN A FOG.
pronounced by the press and the pub
BEST PIECE
in the yokes' repertoire.
Preceding which, for the first time
here. MIR. II. 4. Craven's charming DO
mestic Drama In two acts, entitled
MILKY WHITE.
Characters as foliows:-
Daniel White. Mr.. +. +. MACKAY
Dick Dugs. Mr.. II. W. MONTGOMERY
Archibald Good,
Mr.. CLAUDE BURROUGH 5
Annie White ..... Miss LULU PRIOR
Mrs. Saddrip. 49,. Mrs j. II. WILKINS
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN
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NJ. 10 r NJ.
vance by mail or telegraph
SATURDAY, September o. at :3O,
THIRD
MATINEE PERFO RMANCk or
FUN IN A FOG.
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Signor ITALO CAMPANINT,
Signor BENFRATELLi,
Monsieur MAUREL.

Monsieur MAUREL,
signor DEL PUENTE,
Signor NANNETTI
The enumeration the artists engaged by the drcc-
tors for coming at the New York Academy Of
Music exhibits combination OF vocal and dramatic
forces surpassed the Of the Eu-
rope opera houses although these and
supported by Imperial Royal and Municipal subsi
dies. 1t is also to be remembered that artists demand
obtain in Europe and that al expenses are larger.
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON
Mile OsTAvA TORRIANI, her first appearance in
Mic HAREsI her aE't appearance in America.
signor ITALo CAMPANINI his first appearance in
Mons. VICTOR cAPoUI.
Signor BENFRATELLr, his nrss appearance in
Mons MAUREL, his first appearance in America.
Sgnor DEL PUENrE, his first appea in America.
signor NANNETTI, his frs. appearance IN America
The directors respectfully inform their patrons that the
Of vcrdrs greatest and latest
aida" has been determined upon The profound i'm
diate securing by tho Messr strakosch the right Of
production America, where the work will be made
known before II Is submitted to the approva! Of Lond
or Paris critics. Wagner's grand romantic opera
"iohengrin will be given also the first time al
Academy Of Music. These important events will doubt
less give particular interest and ecla to the season.
Signor EMANUEL MUZIO
will superinte nd the production of the above named
works and this believed Is sufficient guarantee that
the performances OF each opera VIII be perfect IN all Us
details mamma .>,r, o,,,,,,r,
The the coming season has been numerically
strengthened and is now composed Of members spec
ally selected rom the principal opera houses OF Europe,
and reinforced by careful draught the best
rial at hand The orchestra has undergone some Import
ant changes and II Is expected, Will be found to
that OF any other lyric establishment In America.
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TIL
WEEK
Of tho
voKRs.
In the
greatest
success Of
this dramatic
season,
FUN
IN
A FOG.
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THE REPERTOIRE OF PLAYS
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for w S ns % s Ss bs " s
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NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM NEW YORK.
sRUssIA.. .wrsday Sept BATAVIA. ".sa'dsy, Aug 80
sJAvA...... w 'sday Sept 10 CALABRIA..Saday, Sept
SCUBA. -. W sday. sept IL PARTHIA. Sa day. sept Is
ssCOTIA:. w sday. Sept "a sAMARIA ,sa day. sept
and every following "Wednesday and saturday, rom New
York. Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
passengers Cabin passage $50 Si0o and $50 gold
cording 70 accommodation Return tickets on favorable
terms steersge, $50, currency steerage tickets from
and Soeenstewn and al psrts Of Europe m
compsny's once No. I Bowling Green For stcerage
passage AZ III broadway, Trinity Buiidlng
CHARLES q. FKANCKLYN. Agent
,,-, 70 r. II. DU vERNET,
olark and Randolph streets, Chicago III.
The New York herald., 1873-08-30

AesamsvEhs ssnn, sh. S PER STEAMSHIP BATAVIA EMBARK
,, vn ahe Cunard wharf, loot of Grand street. Jersey
~S, IN ~ 81 ~ e. Z; ~; on Saturday, August 80 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-08-30

FOOD PIANOS FOR RENT OR sALE-CHRAP POR
" cash; rent applied 70 purchase at MERRELL's No.
Union square and lo5 Fourth av. Call them.
DfANOs.- is SECOND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
Il makers in thorough order for sale by CHICKERIN0
SONS II East Fourteenth street. between Broadway and
Fifth avenue. -
The New York herald., 1873-08-30

CPECIAL NOTICE.
- STATE LINE STEAMSHIP co.
Notice is hereby given that from this date the steamers
OF this Line will sail from pier NO So North River loot
OF North Moore street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-30

DRoPRssOR LISTER RRADs THR PLAKBTs-rHB
i only way the future caa be known. 6eud stamp tor
ctrcplar - Sixth avenue.