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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
PASSENGERS.

PROM san Francesca re' D NarfSy. NcF7-Sspt NeIu.
tyre Mis-. Meintyre. Mrs. HUMPHREY Syonds
aud Miss rker lrs 6reathoase MJss Gresthnuse Mn
Ahdrsde and son. Nh oarriek Mr. Alex Dew NOrtan
hcgue. Castle. Minnie Eiuokio, VIM Goodness, A
Widdsr. Chun N-onE. Al KAs. jim
frtm WintvHrd rts. per KiansA Nov s-is Royal
hrhness Prince Wu Lrletohoku X u Princess Likeike
Hous cnulnlins. kshsnn. Mr. NAuaku. Mr. J lIa-
uauku aud wife Mr. Jas Byd Mi-s Srnithies Mss Lan-
hcrn, 8cs ~ KsFeuA wife and hiid Gov Kip lion a.
helsnL uoa kAusinu Capt Jas ke- wife aud {suE-
fers SpaldnE wife ard child Dulr vile Samurl
aud kslE Farsr. a q hebork " ilcsrsurll. wife md
ehidrvn JudCe Kama wife and daughter. IsenlerE
Gibson Mrs Non TempsAy. NJ Fcisrn Wifi and rhid
Rcd Mn RI lr and y Castle gudee sia,I I
wife and children II nitehcUek Mr. Kanuu and wife,
and lao deck.
for Windwsrd Ports. per KilaRea, New e-iiou p
Nahaoleluz and rif. Ntsu Mn Girrin g BeckNith,
n Curuweii, Rev D Schraier, Probaft, O unRkinL
vile and child { ssAiu-. and stoat IS a-ok-
For 6uaAo IslHhds. per n Ward, Nov IA Kinney,
and % lat.oreFs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
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AHRIvED.


Nov 6-Sehr FInttis Eino frm N.NTrii. oarvo: bels
Sehr warwick. X aWai FROM NoOkAi- Cdrvs: IS
Lids. I isb tanOw. doz bags
7-Schr Active. Pus,hivN iva kokAlA- oETg0; $40
pkgs sugar i bbi uioia--es. bags potstaes-
Am * Dc M1frsy. Fuller, IA days iran San FINN
s-stmr knaura. M.rebast from wiBduard Port. or.
90 huad cattle 7ttulr. pulu. ~ slest. - hidrs
:! b,Es asr-s. Ibis b-eL Il pig. faruitur-. -
bH. nias-, - bag. ISztuSs bHs oranges, 2hOrse-.
tdi r,sat ssins bdia cane. 10 hvEs
schr Luks, Kaa. fr0u NolosS Cdryo u cores
~ooL 30 hAsss rics. : hides; and IslsseuEers.
schr hiuaa AhuihAia, fr0m Aaiiko cEryVs IS
srhr aie ao-ri.. Lena. fr Moiokui. oaryo, Rhors
~ sheep, lanbs I horse. II hidrs, bdis E,ut
ssin- 6. butter. BAG. potatoes; aud pAsse0-
An Va ship Jas Allen, Kelly, from Arctic, With
An va alp Onward Hayes from Arctic. with l. $50
An - alp J.ra. Fisher. f-Oa Are,ie. with IsOo
s-Btt u .Sls Fsr.-ay. sp.ossr. fOa Oabo,.E, with
SIP live YsnEcs. Kushs, rrOua wsiDIhA. carvo SIS
schr Prince. from Kona Ksu o1rga: lOboss. lis
bales puu go0 goat skius bids. 10 uwa-rs0ts,
IS bnshs bananas, b1 awaru,t-, 8 bjls " tEs
rolls nat ! bx tara 2 os0I-. tdls lvsiu, =
Ia, caase z bag fungus; aud . passenger
pas su5.r " Ids xlaag skiss. 10 bids 80
~, 6. Iutier. 5ss bananas, = sw--r.-'ts,
Am va ~ Arctic. whtnsy, fnan Arctic
sehr joan "a. Dudait. iroH walsuA CHrg0: l b.
n
ba-s sugar. ids calaius-hr- bbl Fsi, SbJls
s hAlss, 2eu-ds uood, hay cut
u-Schr Ksni1 Powers. fruni kshuui. CGrgo; lSo
-=srtEs sus.r 3 ts<s p.Jstoes, fS paia, w sat
akias. ! aogs las plaat-
Az "a a a kue'sap, Bs-fss. Is days fron saa
Francisco.
schr Jenny Kololina, from Eoos WAm-s-
Scar liattle, kma. frunn Nawiifuil 49,
Schr Nznu..kaNa kziauaa. from HONS.
l2-Schr Fairy Qur-u, kAaiua. froun Han.lsL 4
sehr PAuahi. Hope, fr,au fiilo. M
SAILED. +
Nov s-Schr Jsunr Reynoids fr KOlna and WAimsA.
sehr KinaH, Ahuihtia. tsr MahEo
E-Sshr knuis. FOWrrs &c kAhulnL
sehr May kiiea Mana &c Hilo
sshr l,neskahl. Ciark. far Hama
- s-tr fair, cne-n- KAaiua. fr uanaleL
Schr krrui "a ksuEtua. tr htSssu-
s-S-br osd Eel.gW. Mas. f5r kahuiui
s--schr Hattie kinu, - NauiliNiiL
Aui uh ship Jirrh Perry, Oven k5r New Bedford u
p-etmr Kisa-s. Nsrehsnt fsr v indurzrd POrts.
Sur Nile Morris, Lenls. for NiiOka
schr Wa rick. KalkwAia, for NoluAaL
schr Eanai-, hesi, e Lanai and AauL
Hao-Srhr Lusa Kaai " MoiaA- -
Sehr ACTIVE t.n4zhi~a. far KchSia-
l-AmC NJ u ard. Hickman. z 6uano Island.
s.hr Active. Pu4shiws for kvhNlA.
SCAR Uiirara. lsztes, fr kuna 4 knu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
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+ u uebsn CO g q : bbis Shlss-g
T. g gboa---S bbls wbisksy.
To Ibas Loug-7v bxs lquer.
To C05o b1ss potatoes y b1s aPplsa 800 qr SIS
f. F. lsu,-so "a. yosaso, Is Ks OslOa. zoe qr
T. Iissry a.yss io oaous. IS tag potatoes
rri.ias ezaBsa goa - the rarksrz 3 Pkss HssAiA
r cd. ooss-lso qr 81. ssur 81 KEGS nails, 3 pkEu
TsEP Aa.u.-sls sr sis eozr. 5 bbI. glassware.
IsJSstt \ CO -t@sss. 5 PNEss
Ri .trrhssass-Sse bot sh0ss, Is Pkg nose.
T. MeInrrns IL psEs u.dss-
Il lioH.laessr a gs-l4 pksss ls.s
ToNs erstauHa A e o. lAs. .. ne's.
y Beck uith-S5 pEs- farrlsrrs-
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+ Leusrs a Dieksou-1s- dsrs, P-EA
''s ssST-f eli @ ssslu ls af e.. seuss
shyC.-tw1<st-tses ks b-s-a esks fSur.
3 y sss1ss tssss e.si. s1ssyaru pigs =aus-E
= = 1siosSrs B-us.sf-;s PkEs groceries. S tins
e.1s-s g tArOo, q Ooioas : g sFPss, 10 sr As
Z H-u-y Nsss-rlAss-loor sbEua-
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10 Rusisru-S 5 Fkts ge.e
10 DiaEhsa OLE szs sO-P. Aszs Had's. hzn pou-
l To Iso'li.ssr RcD-sptEs sass-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

TIE U. S SNIP TUsCARoRA-OrJrrsw were received
from Washington yesterday, SAYS The Alta OF Oct
81. delaying the departure of the L. S. steamer
Tuscarora for Honolulu, as had been announced
aud the mails will be transferred to the bark D. C.
Murray, sail on Friday Tue detention OF tue Tus
earora Is supposed have been Induced by tue news
OF The demand made by the German m1n.nl.war on
the Samoan Government, and it is expected that
the Tuscarura will be ordered TO the Navigator Is
lands 10 project tue Americans there, as well as to
look out FOR the Interests OF The United srtes A
former resident Of samoa aud well versed in the at
fairs Of that Government, publishes in anolber col
umn a reply to the special ofthe New York Heraid,
denying The demand made by the German msn-of
war.
We understand the Tuscarora was expected to
leave San Francisco Nov. l, and TO take souudiugs
frOm that port 10 Honolulu. Irso, she may hot ar.
rvive till the latier part ol this mouth.
SHOWING OF HARRY LARKrNs-This traveller
who spent several months here, year or two since,
and noted for his eccentreilies, was recently
killed in California, for having had improper in
iimacT With another mans wife. The Ana Of Oct
Is gives the following account Of the affair:
"A despatch resolved from Calistuga yesterday,
announced that Harry Larkyns, better known as
Major Harry Lsrkyus was shot and nluust instantly
killed 10y Edward }. Muybridge, photographer of
this city, Saturday night, ubuGt eleven O'clock
Tue cause OF the nur,ler Is said to be domestic
trouble, aud OF this there seems to be no doubt
Larkyus was an Euglishman, about thirty five yrars
Of aye. He came 10 this city year and half ago.
IN the company Of another young Euglishman. 1t
appears that they travelled gnod deal together,
aud that LarkYns' friend advanced him money from
time To Time until they arrived here. Larkyns was
unable, arrival, TO pay his travelling companion
aud the latter had him arrested nu a criminal cum
plant. The tried in the Police Court; il
lasted several days, and terminated in his acquifIa
he subsequently, got employed on the Pat as re-
purter. his engagement lasting some time. He Was
then employed by John Wilson, the circus man.
His last employment was TO make maps Of some
mines in Napa and sonoma counties, and il was on
this business that he went 10 Calistoga Muvbridge
is photographed in the employ OF Bradley & Rulor-
His principal businrss Is to take photographs
OF country scenes. and he was thervi,re most sc Ills
time absent rs,m tue city. Mrs MuyhTidge was az
one time clerk IN Aekrrmau's one dnllar sture.
They had one child Mrs Muybridgr is now 10
Portland, Oregon, sud Larkyus ii eternity"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

~ We are indebted 10 Cspisin Fuller Of The
bark D. C. Murray. for fayors In the news line. His
prompturss in this respect accounts for his short
trips, Tor We never knew who helped the
newspapers, who failed to NEE, the success be de-
served
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

sTEANERS-The mail steamer FROM the south
will probably arrive by Saturday next. and will
leave within from twenty four hours alter arr
val for San Francisco.
Tue Cyphreues, from San Francisco will be
due on Monday next, aud will leave the same day
for Sydney
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

ET- The bark E. H. Kingman W hich arrived yes.
trrday, brought THREE days later dates from sAu
Francisco, but no news ofspeciai importance. Sue
Is destined for Bskeris Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

Ia By The China steamer. which arrived at San
Francisco 22d Of October there came as passengers
thr.v japanese Ministers PenipotenIlary. The trst
appointed To represent Japan Ia foreign nations One
gentleman who has before visited the United States
is accredited TO The Government At Washinton as
resident Envoy, aud his presence will do doubt
greatly promote The growing relations between the
two countries One other Of the Ministers goes 10
England aud one To Germany. -..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
ENPORT~.

Pr New Bedi I'd PER Jirch Perry NJ ~ e-ss POar al
csks ualrus rs osks hrcai. cas- BEL evils HeA4e nae
Is bu. G ar ~ bbls casks. : eiils ts~lune-
Fsr Gusno Islands pr Wsrd No Ill bale duck,
c, ts,.c 81 Ilrk 81 breai n b5s isoo - tel >
~. Tuststr-s s isbts us.A-s--. 2S1o ns IAiAt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

An INTERESTING CERENoNI--On Monday even
ing. there we're married at 81. Andrews Cathedral,
Mr.. Albert T. Dixon, Of Boston, Mass, TO Miss
Stella May, second daughter Of J. H. Wood, E>q,
at this city. Tie briderToom is an officer in the
United States Navy. aud the occasion, nearly all
the officers Of the u s ship Benieia were present in
full uniform. while The Chnrrh ass crpWdgd with
the many friends Of the married enuIle. Mr. and
Mrs Dixon leave ior Boston 10 the mail steamer
due and will carry with them ibr hearty aiahas Of
al their acsnsintsnces- Il is only lew months
since we noticed the marriage Of smother Of our
island ladies to an American naval Officer. So, one
after smother they are sought out and trAnspiantvd
frum tropical climate 10 brave the winter blasts
aud SHOWS Of New EIEiand. ee 884
Loss or a .iBoAT's CREr.-The bark James ".
Allen, reports a must melancholy accident which
happened near Herald Island on The lst Of October
asst. Cspt. Kelley says that on the above mrnIiun-
ed DAY. be lowered his boats for whales elnse to the
ships bow; the nate stood ont ahead OF the ship
about mile ard tseked. Standing % the opposite
eounse until be was about tbrre quarters Of mile
from the ship on the weather how. The weather
vas rugged, with irvqueut thick snow squalls.
The mate lowered bis ssil to hsve better chaBee
to see the whales and was last su in that position
AT this time the Captain a whale OF the ships
lee qusrtrr and signar the boais 20 there be in
the mean time ship, sud before the vessel came
to the wiRd. looked see If the blats WEIR coming
when be missed the chief mates boat. he became
alarmed at once, there Eas heavy snow squall
cnmiuz dawn.snd he Immediately set The rec1llsig
nal in hopes that If they were AL right they would
set their sail. so that they could be seen. As tbs
approaching squsll ihreE dark gloon the va.
ter he co1id not see 1ben ;ao boat cDuld be seen.
the snow seuzll envelOped the spot where they @er
He then made ssi Cor the spot with The chip Ehrre
the bosf was last seen. When the sqaal Slew over
nothing was 10 be seen OF The boat The mast heads
were manned By the shsrpest-eyrd men on board.
felt anxious fnr the safety o. the bnst's crew.
When the ship reached shout the place where they
we're last seen, she wore roand, standing short
dissanee'ou the opposite tack, ~ith the American
ensign seI Al the peak. 10 sail The attention Of the
bark Triton, which Uss 70 uipduurd and steering
down to~srss them, in hopes they might zee the
boat, and II Ike had struck whale and had ben !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
ARRIy,IsAr UAvAtIAy HnrEI, !:

CAPT L Owen. 'Jireh Perry Miss Parker New York,
Rev . c Aubridge and wife Jss ieid New Y ark,
Miss de Ycniie. " " Gibs-u. LtpAL
J " Gruin. LthanA r liiehrses City.
J : Christie. jr. city, Samuel Parker. Waiuea.
VI Syms,nd. vi eh. USN. CAt ia. MAke~ fam Maui,
Mrs Anarsde a child y Y Col Spalding wife a CHI.
Mr. 6reAthGase Fr'n'co Capt " n Kelley Jas Aitsn
Miss II q VS. Con a Cinsui Cen
Capt u Fisher ok java or eral Wodrhonse family,
q llitchces girls lilo Capt Il uAyes, Onward
4 Folsom wife a child, ="
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

~ We notice that - BYRON AdoHis" Is still
corresponding with the San Francisco CsruHier, his
eiIers giving Disgusting deluirs Of native Tahiiian
life and mauners, which probably 20 one eau Por-
tray more truthiuly than be, from personal obser-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

~ 1t ls stated that Dr1s Wells Williams, the
present secretary OF the American LEGATION at Pc
king. China, has accepted offer Of the oriental
professorsbip in the University Of California. Mr.
Williams was originally sent to China rs printer
bY the A. B. c. I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
NOTES OF TIIE " EEK.

F- During The sbsener OF His Ex. II. A Pierce,
Minister Resident Of the United States, the Hon.
Scott, Z S Consul, will act as Charge d'Ah,irs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
MARRIED.

DlNON-WOOD-la 81 Andrews Cathe.lFal iiunriulu.
November pth. BY the Rev. e. Dunne. NJ A.. Albert Y.
Drou u {. n st-I. Nay. SECOND daushtrr % J. a.
We'd E-s 81 Ne eari-. 81 1855. $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
DIED.

AEA-At the kHWaiahao Seminary. 10 this CITY, Sutrm
Der l-t of d-y the h--rt Rachel ag-d u years
viy daughter q the late Rev n. Aea missionary
Nar.knll IslnndG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

THE ILLUSTRATED GAzETTE.-We live in hope
that some day Honolulu, msy pussess a weekly IL
lustrsied paper; but for The present We must be
content with a semi-oeeasiOnsl pictorial. On &C
count Of His MsjesIy's departure, aud in honor Of
the event, have printed few hundred copies
with Photograph Ofihe King. This portrait is one
lsiely taken by Mr.. Dickson and Flushed by skill
full artist Of San FraIeseu and Is prbably the best
likeness Of the King ever issued. TIOss who secure
copies to reud 10 their friends abroad may rest az.
surrd thattb latter wi possess perirci kvn, Of
the King of fiawaIi and ali in America cannot
see hin in person, this picture viii be very highly
priEed there. The price is 40 cents per copy, or
three copies for dollar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

III The cottage and premises on Knkui Lane,
lAiriy owned by Mr.. Geo Risely. suId aue-
llon on Saturday lasI by Mr. barlow ior g. no.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

THE nAwAIIAN HorEL csiabllsbment seems
10 be popular than ever. and is certainly the
faynrite centre for resort. Last evening the band
gave an open air concert in front Of the hotel aud
the occasion was improved for dance, the dining
ball having been cleared for the purpose. The no.
tel is unusually full II guests just now, every room
being occupied. We give the arrivals FOR the past
wr-ai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

NAvAL.-Her Britannia Mairsiy's steamer Tene-
dos, $50 horsepower, arrived at San Francisco yes.
terday, says the Aud OF Oct 20, irlm Acapulco, en-
route TO Honolulu. Following is list OF her ON
GERS:
ozP,afs-Fred. 8 vsnder Menieu.
Lisuteaanis-Bsuj. D orand Henry C. BIgEs Leonard s.
Ensar.
Nar LiertsaaHi-John ". L.yd
SAT S1rgeon-chAs. n, Slaughter.
RayAaHsr-rho- o. JOrEsu,sn.
Czsisf Esgineer-ThOs Witt.
Sab Liezielanfs- s HagEArd, Ralph ". Jones,
Henry J. Morgan.
!SEvroa-John ". sentt.
Atst Rayzasier-John W. n. Davey.
EHgiHsors-J sept, wyllie. Geo. ouek.
AHa. ErsgiAssr-JohB Neal.
G1RHsr-Jo.ePh uamilt0a-
BoatguafE-wui. Lowe,
CaTpenier-Edwin Edwards.
RsdJsip=en-H, E BOurk., z W Lloyd, ArnO, Hsndsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

HBM,s ship Scout. which len this port
on Monday Nov. =, arrived uf Railua the next day,
afSeFa stormy passage, andd adlnglhe sea - rough
thsi she was unable TO shchdr or lard, proceeded
on TO Hiio, where her passengers, With tie exeep-
ton Of Major wodeh5use, were lauded, ard tue
ship returned TO Eoua, where she was last Friday.
Sue is expected back here ON saturday, next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

FrRrNEN's BENErrT.-TGis CTtursdsy) evening
there will be a benefr. rendered By the Hibernian
Troupe, in aid OF the Sick Fund Of the Fire Depsrt
ment. The generosity Of these popular artists in
rendering their services for 4 charitable object
should be literally responded TO by the public.
They present very attractive programme for this
evening. On Saturday next viii be their last per
Torrance. as they leave in the steamer oyPhrruvs
for Australia, on Monday next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12

PUBIe YEErINs.--A meeting Of Hswaiisns was
held yesterday ia Kawaishso Church, to discuss
the subject Of increase of population Hon. John
Mosnauli was ehOsen Prssdeut, aud Messrs. hape-
aud Kipi vice Presidents. After the object Of
the meeting stated, there were several sPevshes
made, giving expression TO various sentiments re-
gsrdiug the best means to adopt, but no definite
action was taken, Prince Lelvi"huku wss expected
to be present aud take part, tut being unable TO do
so. the meeting adjourned I'M Monday next; when,
Immediately after the religious services. the Prince
and perhaps the King will sddrvss the people on
the subject --.Es -a-ssa sra.l
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
Gteamboals dno Ra,lroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
.,e S:ss:os. s'l;e, "a. Il s.:.%, sRlGS1rosr
Ws,rs 1ak.ss1sEs1 e.rt.n .ti,, .r.c, xs, le 1874
S.s@cassS,s sd cSes:. D.@isisss cs.sA''
l0;4s n.EIprs Aai for Bsssa aud Niagara Falls sle'''r
Sss%D.,l P.iss E.e.. Il. West Sleeping &c. os.'ss: be:
Csiesso rthout eainE&
e.s ys' s% MIDI Msiss.s . 7:3o $50 :yi5 .ai io:4ss
s. s0 S a 10 o:.t. r.: G ss
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e4s s'e lGss .e .sc So siS :s
;s.: sss 80 R5;r':, isso 5s s.'Sss iass
.S s5: ios; j :; s:,; ;s:sS II e. (
S$:s 1880 ss SiS an q $3.50 IS I'D ;,a
81 !, :' sss fi;..s s3 sf g 55s R s
g. so ST., sf,.Iss tis g. :ssS ss?
so Saturday ss al. . g. rs,n ser & p. .s' .ss is Nc and
80 Saturday nights Spnss Valley $3.50 and $3.50 H. and
s, even , ., ,. IA. .ss ,:: cs.. ..
s .ssss :. ss sosf. ss'. aS Ass..
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|NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB wsST-Panenssr .nS frrEs.
foe; Of LseT,,:: Comets e. At a ssnev s w.i
a. fMipsburs sse soeuehsnss Hnas,i s1e wsh
EheA Waller RsOid Direct line " h.rr,ess PtsSJs ssA -
yea . to c'a %IsTss Rsff'1sR Hsa%sGkShSf ass hs. '
fs.asSa R.o; Bs..S,. s.,a sa,s
O0a n-wy Train for PanseA - r,,
ZOO n-Wsy Train for Bs,on BrdeTs hsush Csuit "If
hare Pttton MsbsHoy City. MI Camel Hsieon ubtetAee.
sossDd wsvs ke Connect. At JUNCTION with ps Lae- '''
500 a-NoHxIso g1rrrss daily (Ieept sundsy for E,f'ea
Aisstsvl. HUourF sod The W Connects o. esmeI' S w,.
snartes Bss,Op for ksueh Chunk Tsn,cu' TS.snaa ".
ka,rs ke With broaEh DsRvu WAansPsfS &
1850 O. u.-wsv Train for sonervine NJ. ,r,-.
1910 n-BxPkEss for FemlnGon, Eaa'es esn Asso 49,
a. C.isrsn Lanesstsr ESir.tA Pott;vils Hsrn,bus
z3Op n-Wsy Tram for Essop, CstDsuqos ano btWoee
$3.50 Away Tram for Panksd On SaiuTaHys enp 70 s'hs
400, 1-w,y Trails for E,,,o, Allentown and hassh Chssk
e.,s.s. stss;saoc with with Del Del L.s. and w.a Ra
50 a-Ws, Train for sonsrris
s:1b1 s.-war Tram for Psin6ed
$3.50 -s..sss EIrssn a.s 70, kn;o. AptSs.n h.ese @
fs.1 els. n-wr Train, for ssnuru.
7i30 A. lBmlesptl-Fsr Entos
else n-WsJ Tram for Sensrv's
-; Wy. Sl.s.tI a. bi5' els $40 7,7ls ssAs $50.
ais l.5oS!sS sis $50 S:4s Q. 6l5 s;4s, 7,l5, 1880
s1s' Sls' loSo' 1l'l'' H~ T. RiCkER Sept and Bag
H.R BALpwIs Gssenl Passenger Agent
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT 4 I-Csrypg the u. 5. Mail .,-
rssssase for tb. las s0s and = n. eap''i m m
Graz GssS. D'V: .In,as . 20 :;S2 :ns serp.
THRoDOss wARRkx. Ssssnassadsa.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
niuter Rtsoria.

A PRIVATE FAMILY from New York have
h,nti,l cottage on TIE JohAs River flods and
1 ,scmms ismly or party gutemsn fOt the For
particulars .rpY At 1T We.t A.h,i
DOyAI. Victoria Hotel Nassau, N. p, Bahia
lN maj, T. PORTER ProphsoI for iai inom,on sdar.es
seI w. los Bt9sdSU. l. SssNSs~L VsH SSsss@
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
1musemenIs.

4 ICADEMY-MLLE. .ALBANI-LomESaRIS.
sas%sSh fifs:%ssstY iss:ss s,sa1s
"'s't'' NC ~TonssGsis lIssSssii I''' MIA.
s.. .sss AtS.s, s;S.a axHai i;iszs III TGiszs
Ms AsSs oAa 1 nait sAE "s,. Ss'' ed oTs uuu.
h'''' IG TrlsDlY i.:l lvI;lya b &S S"siJ' As.'F.'
WEDNESDAY Dec. < g. fFs1Ss T"ss:s's.s s.s.edpto. s"s
.,u..,o, g. r,,.r,d Lh .:n 81 ei. pol,, si2 sis -
.1 S ,Sr ar'oe"' Tor ' o.
ln''' f"e'''f v mnISIs1Gi Dee. % ,,o.m
4 CADEMY Of MUSIC. ;.oxcsur DEC. M
PUPILS SpaS % SE Mys iS ,"S,favar5 9 "a 4 Y Of MUSIC
who ~, ." IA. so,.h t' q NJ. slra%eh e's"
Lave s s;n%Esc i>c "M,So riss or'n ohpAAT
.,,e,.et va os,,p o"' Mh$ nHS'is Naaszx
As,l.. M.Sa' a 81 - nci e - T.,. s'.ai siss
f%. n.o. otse Ae,d,my ard ''- 11sA.,
GRAND organ Conc"rt.-Church OF M the liSly
~ riy d' oG' a%I re- iS1 z,a sin. -
voc.l,'.. Ms GkSLaiTA II DEHDE l9pa Ad''..o' x's
/ YCEUM TliEATER. SoLDLNI'
- |" 'AA' ''''I!,t'NHr L.sr @rrE BUT oSS
MISS rmrS% soleGxws
ENGLr.:i O!htA DGC;r r9n'ASy,
..s g'; ,t,'a Es h e.?Hi&s T.! 8 e.; 49,
.,, 1sV..ss.i ss:!S:;;y Sy'i b. s. p, ..sss
FRIDAY ASD cN'aS is,;;. Di, rs. ,., o..,. BOOM
In rehearsal Erg - y, s oi Oh""iehs t' "P''A N'1-~
a.ADAIE LhHCdiDCC
MONDAY, Jan. 4.
First appearance in A''''r 4 * ~ aSrspl g Il' E''l'' ''''
is M' To" T-'''''' s%;S1 s,,;S1 Axe liy AND CROWN
ssa,s securet at box Office s"d u C"sdsa,. "sdsa,.----.
ONAroSio soSlErY, 9sSl:,I va or ]. NEw.aohA' 11l
pROOKLyS HANDEL AND haydn .oC1tFt'
FRIDAY, DE.. g., At aE ~
SrPlJNAT HALL
MgSSIiH.
MESSIAH.
NE. SIAN.
ORATOg.O by HANDEL.
CuORrS OF 500. O;CiiBSTi A 0p 80
sndt the f,l owing emiaea; soasA;
M,,s ABrfE WINERY roD Soffs'S
MssANSA DkAs
Mr. GEOVCE sINP '''''
MI p
Dr. L. DAMI;SCh
Admission 81 so: reel 81 Tickets Tor sale " "SsAS
mers 7Ol B,oscv,r. and At Steiswsy Hail
C7TEINWAY HALL. Thomas Matinee.
SAT- RDAY AFTEaaooS. Dec. "6, AZ.
THEODORE TIIOMAS'S SECQSD
MATINEE GRAND MA EE'
SOl,ists NJ. BHMA CRtSCH rsnrsto
NJ hgtRY &. IId Il and ms pupl. ipa,a
Felix II. SCHHLLJSG.
THE THOMAS GRAND ORCHESTRA
Adm.op Ticket, One Dollar each: Reserved seats F' Ce.e
be had u6ec StelasAv HAL a. 90" 80 80
Urioasn,re Foil programme can DO ha'
the principal Music and Piano st"res
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
6oieis.

6oiels.
ASTOR PLACE HOTEL, % and 81 Third
N -llO Rooms single aud suite; she ekeaper And pleas
house The city rev hou,s and newly furnished
IRVING HOUSE european Plan), Broadway
ard Tsshh.l-EnirAnes ~ Tnhhi Loe,;on best In the
city. GEo r. hAhLOM. [Ioone.oI.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, American Plan.
Wl eor 38,b and shave Murray i-A few elegant SUITES
And SINGLE ROOMS: rste moderate W. !. rLoh.
CTURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and Twcn-
scale OF proes for permanent gues age rooms
lar from $7 90 S2S family from $50 10 SS3 per
"h T" nc" ''''' iEWis GRO f. LELAND.
WINCHESTER HOUSE. - European Plan.
w Corner Broadway and 3lss Tits Hotel newly lifted
elegant stye all tue modern mpo,enehn oi ara oOa
conf rths single And family rooms
p.rus, desiring comfort win md this hons m
The restaurant unsurpassed IN eooks
s.,,s P,essn. retired ladies and Aniss Pness h6sL
Eutr,poe OF Broadway, also on ThirIhrtH
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
pHILADELPHIA: via LONG BRANCH an

Il
Pare from New.y orr t0 PbilaJcpha or!r 81 -.
MONDAY Oct 10 1874 Tie new Hsnneh and corr.
r ous JaSh MOSkLi aud DAY STAR eoDoLEs
Sandy Hook with all trains. wilt,
slo Pnilideipb A. Long Branch, Toms RSeF Wsre
town 1uckertor vineIspd ,rn BniSeton ,.
400 D. n-Per Long Bralcb. Tons River. Wseowp. Bineg
aud Tueierton MI, q .Svnru c....,u.,...,