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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.
THE CHAMBERLAIN CENsURED.

The Board of Assistant Aldermen adopted.
put gates the ferry bridges special committee Of
the Board 10 referred a communication from
IN. MAYOR noosng letter from the Controller relative
20 the alleged abuses connected with the City Chamber
lap's Office presented long report with resolutions to
this effect:
First That the fees, salaries, and emouments OF the
CITY Chamberlain and County Treasurer as claimed by
hun ana especially claimed prior TO the passage OF
the sc OF May l 1874 enormously In excess OF any
service rendered responsibility incurred Oy tthat
Official and outrage upon the taxpayers OF TINS
depotOry banks should held 10 account 10 the city
FOR interest ali deposits IN THESE DANES and
that the Counsel TO the Corporation be instructed
take such means may be necessary 10 recover ana
secure the same and ~ compel the addition OF snch IN
terest In future TO the principal fund THIRD: That
fhe Depository Banks be prohibited from paying over 10
any person any portion Of the city FUNDS, wnetber
principal OF interest, except UPON the warrant or the
Counsel for the Corporation be directed 20 take the
necessary steps 10 prevent the City Chamberlain, under
Hny preteIt. from drawing money rom the Treasury
S.,tbout such Fourth: That q copy OF the
Of the Mayor and Controller, and OF the
going report be transmitted 70 the NewYork Legs-
alive delegation, with the request that bill be intro
auced which shall definitely 1x the compensation OF the
CIV chamberlain and City Treasurer, 30 that the same
sbaII no longer be the subject Of dispute.
A communication from the Mayor was NEXT read,
etong the resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen pave
p,oadway from Tbirty-fOurth 70 Ffty-ninth-st
meeting OF the Board OF Supervisory yesterday
sunervtsor Monhelmer offered resolution that the
nyeni.es No $50 FOurth-ave. between Twenty-eighth
md nntbst be occupied after the lat Of May,
az an. yItb Judicial District Court This wss adopted,
ss ssgasS " tss easSs tAst ~ bussaas sssssss %
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THE INSANE PARsEE MERCHANT.

About nine months ago, Parsee merchant
named Bomengee Byrangee Coah, was arrested on the
suppostion OF his insanity, which being proved. Chief
Justice DAILY OF the Court OF Common Pleas ordered that
he should be taken back to his country. Major Con-
stable was appointed to take him to India which he did
but exceptions being taken to his bill for expenditures
since his return, the matter submitted to referee.
Constable was allowed 5000 for his services. but he
brought In bill for N0,s56. Among the expenses
charged were wine bin for himsef OF $3.50 $500 the
cost OF a Journey Nagasak which he took leaving the
at Hong Kong The referee reported yesterday
allow claim for additional expenses finding
him indebted the estate OF the unatic in the OF
made before Judge Robinson In the Common Pleas. De.
clsion reserved.
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HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY. AT DICKINsoss, IN PARK
s.u-,i,O E,.,sO,v onmDss6 Mdnigh-s,lo A,snge-'ci'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
FIN Avenue Hotsl-Gcn. Is. r. Bntler OF M I,
washington george nekley and Dr. W b. SoIeit
Phade Homer A. Nelson Of Poashkeepae oen IampDet
81 Iou Fer r. Bruno Charles Parrish OF fehbsyyaAa
Hon b. Of Ovego. W. Belknap Of knsacsI ana n
L. Vandenbegh Albany 81 NtehOLds HoHI-Gen j. ~ NeC o.
Pittsburgh sICongresnsb NJ Pomeoy OF Auburn ~ " eol
AMI j. NJ DIVER Of Washington, and ex-tongiesmah
bauss Camel ~ ROuout repoor HoHseH Stafford h9rthcote
af Rng and 81 Ins Hoblhe Yer, Rev Dr. Coveney OF iren
Nr YORK Hon-Gen Il. Marvin OF Albany and the Hon John
sereyen HoGan HoEe-Charles Hrg MasLng'o
V|opoitaH HoDl-Tbe Rev. b. shaw Of Rocheder and j. o.
Re of Mich gsL Er Congressman Dennis mccarthy
stanse Erersa HouscEI soo,or enera BnstoN heu99sy
~ Jones HoiJohn G. Crocker Of Uuea..dst0r Houseihe
Hon, b. T. Ancona OF Pennsyivsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

THE "MAYr HAT.-We are in the midst of
MOVING speci.csuggeve VI crushed hats KNOX has introduced
bis Nay bdt-G superb hc Buy al no 22 Broadway in the
Pr. colt House. the Filth Avenue Hotel establishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

PLANTING SEASONS. b. Parsons & Sons,
Fpn " Rh9ioellrous Roses, aud all Evergreen and De-
edou Trees By h. Central RAILROAD to KssenA Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, q reply TO Mr. God
win by Prof e TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No.
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WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
FIAIUKEs prices reduced g. L. hELrI Co., "a Broadway
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Starr &MarcllS,
90 Yohn.st Up-stairs
"a John-st., Upstairs,

Have Just added a choice collection
to their large stock, which is now
Unsurpassed in Quality and Variety,
Comprising many specially fine
Gems in Single Stones, and criti-
cally matched Pairs, all Of which
they offer at
DECIDEDLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
n. B.-Purchascrs may rely
upon accurate discrimination being
made in classifying stones, in re-
spect to color, cutting, and other
peculiar characteristics.
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IAnnounoelrent.

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
uog ready. &. L. KELTY L Co., IA Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

The meeting of the Methodist preachers yes
terday occupied with discussion OF the question:
What is the most desirable legislation the present
time the advancement OF the interests temper
ancei I" The sentiment Of majority Of those who spoke
appeared 10 be in favor OF prohbitDry laws the most
effective OF checking intemperance, in support OF
evil and the business which produced and fostered
criminal and ought TO be depressed by law, 1t
been done by prohbOry legislation In other States.
One member, however expressed the belief that there
could be too much legislation this subject, and that
too stringent laws defeated Themselves He held that
moral sussion after ALL the most potent weapon in
dealing with evils, aud that with less law this sub
jet the moral power Of the Church, II always
had when the Church and Stste were separated
would rise and assert itself with great effect In
behalf Of temperance. But legislation tended 70 make
II slunnber He believed. though. Ia the Civil Damages
law, should be held responsible the harm ne
does but deprecated the selling of licenses deal in in
toxcatng liquors Several of the preachers dssen
from the moral suason method and claimed that strn
gent legislation was needed. though they felt that TO
procure this and sustain II 70 make IL operative
strong public sentiment in full sympathy with the
must be created and TO do this they urged an i'm
portant part Of the duty Of the clergy II stated
that as an effect OF the discrimination made In the
limited States Internal Revenue laws In taxing heavily
articles of luxury TO the benefit OF neoessares life
the manufacture and sale OF intoxicating liquors has
hasn considerably diminished, notably 10 the IXth Col
Iacfion Dstrict In this State-the CITY above Forty
saeond st-where under tne Collectors riRld enforce
zsens 81 tbs law every distsry w far ~ Known has
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Improved steam dummies are to he placed
on the Coney Island Railroad Companys route, between
Prospect Park and the Island.
The city has been obliged to pay bill of
$50 for towing away decayed grain from Woodruff &
Robinsons warehouse at the foot OF Amtyst. the
Health oricer They TO be compelled 10 refund the
amount.
The officers of the Society for the Proven
ton OF cruelty to Animals caused the yesterday
OF Thomas Farrell. contractor, who IL is alleged,
allowed l6 horses to die OF starvation in his eta
bes in Throopye., Ia spite OF the protests OF his
father and brother The starved brutes actually de-
voured the woodwork OF their stalls, and the manure
from the nOOrs.
The police of the Fifth Precinct arrested
last evening three eonvics who had escaped from Black
wells Island. They entering the ferry house at
the foot OF Grand-st, T. D. on their way TO NewYork
they taken iutO custody by tue officers, who
been watching for them. The names OF the prison
ers stephen Dcery, age 29 Daniel snlt age w. ana
John IoOran 90 Three other couycts VINO escaped
at the same time were not arrested.
The Board of Aldermen granted permission
yesterday to the Western Union Telegraph Company TO
lay cables feet from the foot Of South
Elghthst, l.. d.. and along that street Ia broadway
through broadway To Bocrun-st, and through hoorum
st. to the south side Railroad Depot ~ hoHhwcki and
from that point "a R0cknwny Ia connect Win we new
Atlaptc caUc the shore end ~ which IA ht HuE Island
The same Company also received pofnlsgnh la erect
telegraph poles along Washington aud falton',s TO
Ccrnontavc., ana thence through Ailanti, ave, Van
dsrbitsye Warren g., Hostfsnd ave, sod f,atbush-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-14

CaFson street, next door to the County Buildings,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Private entrance for Ladies through the alley
. the rear Of Willis. Drug Store.
Thanking the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Carson
and vicinity for their liberal patronage hereto
fore bes,owed upon me, now respectfully in
vite . continuance of the same. rs no pains or
expense will be spared to make this the neatest
and most comfortable establishment in the State
If Nevada. Give me call.
sl-tf JACOB MULLER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24
Foreign News.

Bark D. c. Murray arrived on Wednesday last
Just after sheet had gone to press. In
try edition gayea few items news received by her
She brought San Francisco papers the 29th giving
full details of the Excitement in the United States
which probably subsidized soon after the publication Of
the Spanish Governments concession to the demands
made by the former, which were made public en- the
29th.
Congress was to have met on the LIST Ofthis month,
and the action of the government was probably en-
dorsed by it.
Among the new members of Congress was Alex. H.
Stevens, well known vice president of the South
ern COnfederacy. Heis now Senator from Georgia.
Jay Cooke Z Co. have been declared bankrupt, and
their affairs will go into the hands of a receiver.
''Bos Tweed" the notorious robber of New York
funds, was sentenced to Sing Sing prison, for II
years.
The Hoosac Tunnel, in Massachusetts,, which has
been ten years in progress, has finally been cut
through the mountain.
The great four mile and repeat running race for
$4,000 took place at San Francisco, November 18th
The first heat by Joe Daniels, the second by
True Blue and the third and fourth heats and the
purse by Tbad Stevens time, 7:45, SOS, 1851 and
s2Os, Mamie Hall was distaneed in the first heat
True Blue strained tendon in the third heat and was
distanced. 1t is said he will never be able to run
another race.
Ex-United States Senator John P Hale, died at
his home, Dover, n. H.. Nov 18TH in the 6sth year
of his age.
England.
LONDON, November 2sd.-Disraeli made political
speech at Glasgow last evening. He severely criti-
sed the Government, and predicted great struggle
in Europe between the spiritual and temporal pow
He feared the conflict might result in anarchy,
and declared that the politicians on Home Rule in
Ireland would unmask and show Great Britain their
real designs.
DUBLIN, November 2sd.-An immense demOnstra-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

Annie Rodriguez, minoT-Petition for the appoint
ment of guardian, when E. Mikalemi was appointed
upon his filing bond in the sum of $780,
Police Court-HonoIulu.
Dec. 16-Aniani-Selling lava without license.
Forfeited bail, 500; costs, 81. Misunderstanding
husband-returned and paid So costs
Dec. IT-Kanaina, Perverting justice. Discharged.
Dec. Is-Keaweloalii-Fas riding Fined S. and
So costs.
Dec 19-Holokahik and KIkapuna-D Drunk.
Fined each 50 and 81 costs. A. Uaua-Assault and
battery (maiming). Committed for trial at the su-
preme Court.
Dec. 20-Kouau-Drunk. Fined $40 and 81 costs.
Dec. 22-Uilama-Gross cheat. Fined SIS and
SLIGO costs A. Lawrence-Furious riding. Fined
IS and 81 costs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

E r E-- 1i-ur - lirrs have beer losi In the
ltur r--- esd -rr-rssi sur vessels 90 an uzrrs-
..-aale ls- au Ellaasl ir ralus have been sual-
a6s
-sa ts--r-s f---a iri--aa- rer-uue Tor the hsral
r-s la--- 4. ls-s Ells. l.a.all. Microscopes from
la.- rr. Ssh % sliau lho presiding
rs- 20 lal---- riei8-- s. -ss.-1lz-
vr--t tr rue O. present ah1uf 8 = r-- ouues,
s-r - r-.s ~ staHlaft slr-r tins hundred thou-
a=a. E -. pr uudaa -ls, srsli - hall dol
-a fnsl ls las So -zius and siuoe $50 rruius
aaae - rn1 s. ~ SOD. tvo halr daIiars.
81 -rl 81 ego oaIis- VIA gold a. g o.
i.slr ia-lz-r uuuss
SEW E-sf-1 IiE Etr-r- Sare-r,.sr 2l-11lc Nsv York
Ls- uu7s rait las i.-sr undc BIER, of 20 barrels
uu a- 1r fr1aas- Iu,l--F asl adrauoe on s. "a
rr1r FiF7s- mr. rr--rs sale ~ coii
-r l-l lr earaa. sa.t-aerl -aaf larruls huurtacl
- rsar- IT, stack a. sal Oh d New
-- "a. lu-t, lt- rh-rf aelrlud. Aszr r. report
s-u 1a aE ass Taruds Arctic phnisilaut Cor home
asa. E- ll s1--r- r
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~ ra.a rrr-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

VERY WrSrRY.-The winds for the past week
have been very unruly and at times reminded Of
West India hurricanes. On Sunday night the east
crn sky looked black and nasty Ito use sailors
phrase) and in the evening it lightened and thun-
dcred, followed on Monday by Norther, which
screamed and ragged as Boreas Of old is said TO have
done The Saranac, which sailed on Sunday, must
have encountered the storm two hundred miles
uorth Of US when it was at its height. Wehope she
met no harm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

A LITERARY SuNMERsAuLr.-In the Boston pa
pers Of Nov %. the following announcement was
made, which took the literary world by surprise
James r. osgood & Co. have sold the AtlGntie
Monthly and EreTy Saturday TO Hurd q Honghton,
Co OF the same city. The first named publications
viii be continued by the purchasers, but the latter
will il is understood be merged in Scribner d Co s
iaear Jlueaie Magazine, the s. Niciolds The trans
Ter OF the publications to New York is regarded as
important in the literary world
W. d. Howells viii continue to edit the Atlantic,
and F. B. Aldrich viii edit the Every Saturday, while
s. Nicholas promises TO be the leading juvenile of
The time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

UonysERCIaT..


HpE1lrLr DEcEKBER p ls-a
- fa-t O. g Nrra- a. isei oar ont, foreign arrival
al-- 1h- ru- r-t nv iaadnr aud riu .uil n,
49, l-rn--- u -a,u-1-y r=zs- We note no important
~ "a r. T1- ti orr ir-iinr rirllu1ts Ia sant market
c-rr ruuu grai.a or ~ ei llr- Fuiu o. -5-s
-as1-Las-s-I narios- rT-s raise ali Sc growing
~ e '-az- lau-alu-a mrs 90 sr--s uan tis coast
l-aal a-1-= urlaru-tr furghe- rilsneufs this
a. iada-1 i-dirr ihsr uaruuiu-, o. make IRE.
r--- rr her 1e-latt ere Th- lass tvc packets arr
uue isu surrtss af DESCRIPTION sguie-,
r-a lris l-r aa1lrat iii shs Yellow &C. product
~ -ta.r sll- Ertae1l change DO T-ies VIII De
Hs ~ 1vr o. sliss ~ -rtuir report TIE Cali.
---- lsiu-- r. tul lrr vaae al ushe-s arr doing a
-a-- ia=uss Nt 1uats Hrvuffar grocery grades at
esq n1-r-ai-r ta raaii..-lsnl Bs-ud-
Hula-aalla fssf rsF--ia rael af upward q 100 oso
- as's i.r-l-l - zsr - Irssais ia- ne London
r- o. au-ur - Or Elve-I.,al carried 9, 20 ns We
rl-. Is. ia1.- r--i-- d Al 3 Sc =n-H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AVA Licenses al Auction.

DY ORDER OF HIS ExCELLENCY THE
Ii MINISTER OF INTERIOR, will be sold at Makao,
Koolauloa, on Saturday, Dec, 2zth. at 10 oclk An
One Ava License for the District OF Koolauloa,
For the year 1874, commencing January lst
Also, at the Court House, Kaneohe, on Saturday,
Dec. 2Sth, at O'Clock, P. NJ, viii be sold
One AVA License for the District of Koolaupoko
For the year 1874, commencing January lst
Also, at the House of KahauolOno, Poundmaster Wal
ava, on Monday, Dec. 29th, at Il o'clock noon, viii
be sold
One Ava License for Eva and Waianae,
For the year 1874, commencing Jan. Ist
r5-Upset Price, 500 each. Cash at time OF sale.
466 W. C. LANE, Auctoneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

AUcTIoxs.-Mr Barlow holds sale at the store
Of Mr. Heuck this day, at which variety of staple
goods viii be sold.
On Saturday evening, the same gentleman holds
bis final holiday sale.
On Tuesday evening next, Mr.. Adams will offer
the last Of toys that can be had for New Tears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24
The Courts.

Before Justice widemann, at Chambers
Dec. I6-In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship OF Cornelia Saunders and Laura B. Saunders
minors-Petiiion for the appointment of guardian
when Mrs. Robbie Saunders was appointed upon
fling bond IN the sum of $1,000.
Dec. Ie-Esiste of VIM. Lyall, deceased-Applica.
ticu for the appointment Of administrator upon the
estate, when Theophilus b. Davies, H. I. MS.
Commissioner and Consul General, was appointed,
upon bis fling bond in the sum of $1,000. Notice
10 creditors TO be given for four weeks, and inven-
tory to be fled in thirty days.
Dec. 2o-In the matter. Of the guardianship Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

HoEEIBuE.-one Of the foulest blots still remain
ing disgrace American civilization, is the pillory
and whipping post The telegraph informs us that
four white and three colored men were whipped
publicly in Wilmington, DEL recently, and one Of
the white men pillored an hour in addition to his
stripes Horriblci
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

ANOTHER HoTEL.-San Francisco.is planning an
other great Hotel, as though she had not enough al
ready. We arc told that plans and specifications
have been completed for magnificent hotel to be
erected on Market street, opposite the Grand. 1t
will be four stories high, with frontage on Market
street Of about 400 feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

CHOICE FRUITs.-Messrs. Judd and Lame adver'
iise the first lot OF fruit preserved by Alden process
watch has been received here. They said by
those Who have tried them to surpass everything Of
The kind offered in the San Francisco market.
Just what The secret Of the process is, we do not
know, but the fruits which we examined at Messrs.
Judd & Laine's show that they are what they are
said TO be-unsurpassed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

CAPrA1N TATE, an old resident, who had been
insane for many years, died at the Oahu Prison on
Monday last. He was taken there for keeping
some fifteen years ago-long before the asylum was
built, aud was found to be so easily managed that he
was allowed TO remain in prison, where he died.
he was a native of Topsom, Maine, and GO years of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

WHAT NExT.-The Chinese have taken TO largely
adnltersting their teas. In London there are TO-,
100000 pounds in bond which have been condemn
ed as unfit for consumption, and notices have been
given TO merchants in China that all spurious tea:
viii henceiorth be destroyed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

Coon FOR TRADE.-The bark d. C. Murray
brought ten thousand dollars in coin from San
Francisco, mostly in American halves. This with
the twenty thousand dollars brought by the Comet
last month. has aided business transactions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

r--m Bah D. & t-rr1ar. Fr-LrE. Nss7Tt-isis san
H- 81 .si. f-- arr uui hzd 1nodu-a.s tErezrs
r- ~ rat sr-ssiuuzi -uin--guHlis- Nov soih al
--r ~ iar-s q M Grant dis9 suadrnly. The
- - err a. irr ~iuas Frrar NV ssW vth hne
.s- us 1a- -e aaar lssr ma rrzdes f-un Ne by
nrrrra u.u -ala Us Dol 80 end e Nsu hear
arzu assu-r Il uaIas Arrived In Iuuaiulu Wednesday
---- - --t. -fr-r q -..-sz-s - T. duvs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

- The Postmaster General requests us to state
thai George W. Brown will find valuable letters
from the United States Government, by applying at
the Honolulu Post-Oflce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

~ Bancroft & Co.'S fine building in Market
street, San Francisco, was the of a large fire
on the 25ih OF November. A furniture store that
occupied part Of the building received most of the
damage Total loss $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

- The next mail is expected by the British cor
vette Tenedos, which was to leave San Francisco
about December Is 10 90 Major Wodehouse, H.
B. Ms. Commissioner and Consul General, may be
looked for by her, early in January.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

The GAZETTE Directory AND CALESDAR-has
been issued this day. and be had of the carrier,
BY application at the Bookstore 1t will be mail
ed, application, 10 any persons residing the
other Islands Price % in pain style, and so
cents il printed in coiors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

[. s. SHIP SkRANAc.-This vessel, which is now
the flagship 1.-THE North Pacific Squadron, left port
at O'Clock Sunday morning Tor San Francisco,
having been detained two days by The storm. She
viii steam all the way over, and ought 10 report
erself al San Francisco by the 4th 5th Of January
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

ASTHMA CURE-Those troubled with this COM
plant are informed that Messrs Dillingham; & Co.
have a new supply of what some call the greatest
blessing OF the age Though we never had the asth-
ma we intend TO give it a fair trial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

DIAEEs-ThOse in want of pocket Diaries for
ls74 can find a supply at the bookstore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

~ Bark d. c. Murray leaves for San Francisco
on Saturday next II favored with good winds she
ought 10 arrive by the 18th or 18th Of January
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

~ Frequent earthquakes have occurred in San
Francisco, and throughout California and Oregon
during November
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

- Don't forget the little ones tomorrow.
Christmas comes only once year, and it takes only
trife, in most cases, to make one happy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24

- According TO announcement, the new Lyce
um building in Nuuanu street was opened for reli-
gious service on Sunday evening last- An unusual
ly large audience was attracted and the house was
crowded, many being unable to obtain seats. Mr.
] T. waterhousc led the exercises, and after an
opening prayer aud singing made an address stating
his object in fitting up the paee-that it might be
open 10 religious services, when occasion offered
where all could attend, aud the gospel be preached,
without money and without price. The ball proves
TO be wen adapted for the purpose intended. 1t is
COOL pleasant and really attractive audience hall,
and we trust may often be opened to public gather
furs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-12-24
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