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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

70 CoNSy1 SEvERANcE telszcS. II NJ S-a2il
6s.-Ss. ths c-eG5s due for the <2ccesS sEss15-
IL The srrz-sS-ae-.s k,r he veeepsscr 2,5 e.
ss-saizz,ezs II lie Klzs n So Erz,czSrc. Ee
vrzS authorized - Sc L c,szc~zs With the cfsy
and federal aSEAorszies IL uaks Slch 4zrs-gs-
z,szss IS shSy ESses ccz<ssez Go<s sFq-Vg5s-
az fir the eccsS5ca- sri thz-Sso-S properly
occzp5sG = rr,azlaszs and Leading rcsisSor
LsS-s-S re,sivs,s f-vz- r-s1as-s e Tx Eu-tassy
soak II ~ wz-zzsSs terms e rs sfSc5s2cy
during sAe say q the Ezs1a>sv IL >4z Fran
c5s,o, azS L Szv ve-sczs scaS cfezss AZ shs
gess- x 1rr1zcSzsz1S, q VIZ tks ccci-cE q
sAs .cSiz-lszasa aavlzc charge II co1-G 0aly
E1vs hssn rAcss vt., z,sy have rendered then
SelvsS oen.UVas BY ScC sZCas fa--l-aartsy CT
vszs q rrvps- respect, e- f7cE1 mistaken
s5ss Of their evz importance 1t i - Ll.A-
rz>k % Gz-ecs lie SszzzS e a. cYazlcc Ike
sAzz rendered u he Havana King IN >az
Francisco, especially vhsE 1t L remembered
shsal L vaS TIE erss event Cf TIE Kind tha5 hzs
Svsz szksz p1acs N tie Azas-s,zz Rspzhl5cs
ami vs -ypea1 1haz 70 lAs H4valz1z CgHzzI.
the M4vcr q Szz Fraz.5s,,. a-3 ths naval AID
s-my ofsc~rs- i eae ervas credit ssr she re--
iscs satisfaction given cn this ccca<5sn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
oUPREuE COURT on nm H,w,T.

GUPREME COURT or THE HAWAI-
- IAN KINGDOM. - RICHARD H sTANLET
-. CALVIN s. MATTcOS add MARIA ". NAT
loon. Aas1npsit
whereas. fss compliant 10 ne abo7s sstiisi So.
Estl forh thar Maria ". Msifoou. o1s q ths De-
iendants thereir. is nsH resident az Waahinrt1s
10 he District Of Columbia. Uniis5 States II Ansfsa
s1d order vas lads that service u process o. Der -
naas y Pa'Ac.ti'n o. tunmonn a. pr1rise1 y
Statute such pablieatioa Is hereby nas as fsIoss
lstsnpI
II The saprslus Court Kaiakaaa. b he Grass
sffhs q God. of ne Hsssiis-
Hawaiian King59m. fllau5r, Kisxs
To william c. Parks, Ks4aifs. Narihai q he Elar-
DON, Or bis Dspaty, -Gre-tinxs
Yea are hereby s9umE1dei D. suuuon CALVIN
g. NATTOOE asd MARIA ". MATTCOy. d.f-sS-
aats. ia ease ihsy ihal fls sritisa aasesr sitii.
tHeaty days after ssrvies hereof % b. ssd npr-sr
bsisfs ths s1pfeus Court az he Janaary Tern mere
o. % Be h91sr nt the co1ri kos o. ne Ca1rf a1ars
Hgnsisls, 10 .he I.lsni u Oaha. % MOgDAT. ne
9tb DAY % JANUARY asxt. a. tsn sref,~E A \. .
y shgH cause Hhy ths claius % RICHARD 4 STAN
LIZ, q Hoss.aig. piainti1. rh5aid not u an.rs-d
biz tuftaaot 70 ihe tsnof n BE- annsrsd psft.os.
Asd Jo9 are further eoDmardsd % arrest tts aid
Calm =. Aaftoon and det4lH hin Enr e atsIi EraS
sltsre1 ai0 feearity sfh fsEs.sat rasstes q aiss
- fssal = ts1 ra, asi y pay ne aaoa8t u s.t
gsds1est - ssal b rs1d-rsi tlsrson A.t aats
20 then hers iaiI mt, via fan fstafn q yssr F
seedlings tbsrson.
- - Hr-- Ai-AA n AllINs LE1E+ tlatAa4
lssail sfeur E1DFsns Cosrf. a. HoasIaia. a. TIA
day n l9Fs1beF. A. D. 1874
fogns1,J JEO. :. BARNARD.
Dspafg Clark.
hereby ssriify fhs1 Dc abegs + trsa sd f.ilk-
~ e'py - ~ srixlea l1Dmcug Isr1ef 81 q ~
eeHfrns cesr n ~ HaFriisn Isianis. Il ~ s.il
Z Eisser9 q. Stanley y. caIyin 81 Hat,ssa asI
Aarl. y Aafteon." so wbisb sririnss saaases b
So % 81 b ~ ees q iAs Csr8 q ne sd -
pfsus Cent
u Hliseg whereof. bags hessaai5 ~ - 1Esd.
e heas.1i1 .iorerai1, lhir 1tih day - 19Ipm-
befs A. .. 1915. JNO Il BfrNfRD.
tit % DsPaiy Clara q ~ ss,ssas Gears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

El-s,. 51Eaii. Deg. "a. "a
p sir Eflsr a sis E.urz.zana e,1zls-
Sz-rse I1@az-at5,ru Il ma k-sr- A 0. F-re.s.
IS Eaze-r Ct sae q Frs F,rgir1 Chz-vA CT Els =
secs Fiare ss.-iar, El,i alleGra 3 raz -1iaF EaE,
saers vas 4 ~ Gzss1Iaa-cs. azG T.er alzerass
sAgFl ~ AZ Fres,nE r1e EXERCISES were crnisz.>
III AZ sciI-Fs. V-z-
-ze z1rcszzer1. EEz1 allf reading II Scs-rz-es.
y EsE = 3 LEu1az-
Il Fzrvr y Esz : Z Eal1ss Fazssr Il IA
cusnza Ch1r-A
81 EvuH AMI SzrurH. y Esz = 1Cis. waG
preached SIN E.suazs Ia
a. 17saliHg FszEgr- and E-rlE END n .i-lEr-
EaiF. y EET- 7 CGHn.
sla. Cha-rs = Az Fas1-r. y ~ = lcie
ga Asf-lss q The Caai-ea Iaf Clur--r1,zi-u- -
NJ Esurr H. Eaiiz1eE. 7elssrzza s-1u sag Esr1ei
Churca. E-nci1-1-
II crarzaE Evuz. sru-cssd II 5sE = 1eis-
1r1z1 Es-1ilf N Salraisisu.
WE1 pig Egis-Ire lise
II ms 1fr Flsr-rE sraEi.n.
And 1lrr-re1 z1EnLEt-T-
WiHs nlr-lL d Eitfeisa1E
Fer --1EszE Sc EaEz az liase.
Efsr-iHlksif ~ z1g 1luliHgits1e-
p tl 1HIilis1 z1lss1rss zssss
wa IN IaG E-ail sssrua.
A7G t1cr-nss sEse and ~.
A1rf annuliHH lnisr-Hl
= VII 1E s1ine ~ III
Ard liGu vi 7iisalf Ild -zasru-
EEz zsn VI ezr1 IVY
= A. a .gr-gniIsuf El1E-u
Ws VII -sra1E E1f -rzT-
And non VIZ ul-uT1 ririr 1iIIII1eEz
And -iilk ~ ~ uiEs1ezs
And rEf ziaE Eslsf r-zzs Euil1zzE
nv Raf z1EIn "a rsrenE-
Cheer ~ 6lr vel zinu klrrasc
rl,s --gIuiEe 1s' sr i,sseiu-z
rha zI-ss1izzs ss.aE zl-u sslE-zz
snail 1s rsEz-1ef N E1lszEsz
Ihn zlE7aiiE 1rlssHua1nu
II 1-r--1ls ti1If "a Ern-
La -s-1per u -llHir N -Eaf-Ir1
EaI-s1r1 aiia n si.zzz' al-Gd
Hha >1E-Iur Eiilt allas ever
N1lEE Ea--1lEsT ezrz VII 1ilzzM
Ara Z III WsEE s1lfiaHzrr
EszisEE zni1Tret sarEzsz7
Ia CArir Fzs IHEis1s1 By zzr zIg1I El1uHs
NJ 1rzi1fA. ant rle SINGING Tas z=-slIenE
T1R ezE-iHas Wsrz nj sE-aazInI5F Ippr1rrznrs
md M Ahf-H n M Csnr-a Ead Csur-=gzrsu
-- $500 ka1rE- EsE szz-Gzs vera csnss
VIA ~ EEna1lEs-i1n, ~ LIE EaE=E
EEL@, G=E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

AT shs LI7ssz ssvsceS, HIS NsEESrE vzS
pcocee,35zs II the spseaI tran provided In
hz II lhs Azlszlcaz rovgzu-aszs. and q tie
zasrz5-g Ct December 81 vas c-vs<z-g tie
RacSy N,z-zaz-s. N su1w h15 1Ss---,5s,s
tas rva1. az,5 5he Rcy1 party bad tins fl- has
5 speedy and vsEy Plsaszz5 triP. Ths tran
vgzl5 Eass Ch5,acs abcg5 De,snber Ig-h-
lu,.5 s7Esc las-g- 1z,S Ervcse,i t.-sc5lIy oa 1e
Wl.saz-rs-n- arriving there CO the tzzh q Is5h-
1 despatch srvG- tts Cav5s1-. did De,,- szc-
<sys. Ths Prvs5ssrs. Il conversion. re.-l4v.
seized talz ca 5aa Arrival e zhs kz-r Ct 5hs
E.lzaz1z Is-I-ss II HIssz1rt,1- h vc4I.s ce
properly received II tn Government. Ar
rszrsznszsz s.r Tia recsrts.n vc-1z be srsr-l=-
ted 70 tvc ci1ssrx selscss,s respectively f-ga
sae Army All N1vy- Ths Prgs5ssnz VII En-
ssrs4i1 M kzae 4- a grand >sazs 6zznsr, IL
wh5,h VII be present --ezIberS cf tile Catfzet
f-rsi--z N5-aS7ers and c5i,s- ts-A officials L
Is s1Fec5es laa1 russzz zn1n ths Prss55zn5
VIII zzzzle gu Eazs 1ccas5,r VII IIs, Il 7z--
szserrz5z la ky 4z,,shsr 5ss57.Lz-a ssIzs
rs MISSY VI rszz1i1 Il RISkzzsrz1 a
s,rzzras CT three weeks. T-ez,,e IL VII u
e. Ph5llasIril- B.Ilzzl,rs AMI g1her cIziss. II
-gl@1g hs VI Fr.i,Ihily IN Gs1 Ca1aal-
aka n Nzr-a Pals, vlzs Chicago 1zs c5.er
EiB,es- lzt rsE@ &C san Fraz.azec- where Ii
VI rsuaiz 4 zhlr1 1us- an vasi- E,izrz e
15srss5 1a1 a6,rzzaI al: zzzs vaE- z
s1r II she cuuTy VII EIzz assn Eh-ee
ui,1z1s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

C1z-1As- at Al she hrE5ssEzz 4 zise PEAR,
+ mIrE Csngrzl-E Observed tF Eis CIz1zzzsi
EIrrif 7-aa 1ay GSaissr- 416 8-ne gzmss hzme
4 liz z.1iTzrzaI hea-z I=iEz ms II the rzne-
zIE-g sf Il ai-se-vEarzs ns1=ssi- s-nsza5ar Il
zlIz hzE--F a.ii.s-sl-z q 1zs= nrash = n cri-z
Il In H-zni1T If rzlE5n af l-rs- evan
unrs. Feranrs. L Tie gznerzI a.sssr.ilsira tzsas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
Executors' Notice.

TTJIIE UNDERsIGNED. ExECUTOua %
n The ID % :. kAHar. late u Haa1iaiu isl1af q
Oahu, deceased, ESTATE. herf1y notfT al rrrus aa1ir
CLAIMS aginsf ne Estate q pc sd =. kata aecasF
present ne duig he'd and rsrsrl 20
oshts 70 tne ssd ksiate f1rsssrr1
uncssaisned J. toASAJLi zt as oere &c t1= --f Nar-
kel Ia ~ Honolulu. J. NOANArLl,
MALE EAuAL
EEec1tors q the Wl 81 Ea1zl 6scaa.s.L
Dated Honol1iu. Dee ., ls7G SO 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The glevuasA Vcluae q ne H,wouNN
GAZETTE wsil co-amoaoc with tAe Issue Il
Js-eagy g ISIS, II raS3 F,y II Savsnce "
asrszS the raossA Il lsassry, reccip; IN fall
Say TIC war vii e,e given sor $, NOw IS sAe
hest ti-ae to srhScEit,,, We hoTe s. receSvc
many XIV rar,es &c car list,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
II THE nArrEE on T1IE SAT- oI

rs THE MATTER or TIIE EsTArU 90
4 WILLIAM TAYLOR. bate % Worm Nn1a1s. uarl1.
deceased In PROBATE Court Ihiri Iliaa uisici. Ha-
waiian Islands
on readng and ainE ne petition % ~ ~ vi-nt %
North kohaa. Hawai- praTiuE tnar a. 80 81 ra 49,
lament o. William Taylor b. admitted rsc1ate ani
letters tesamentary b. issued hlu ensldr lrar
the viii. 10 Is orerft taf strr lu.N tna 11 1lT n
January, ISIS, AZ DO u'clucS A. A. in u 20
Sorth kohuia. Hawaii the and r1fs 80
Ing said Application az ooecious that nay 1Iei
thereto.
CHARLES FHEuEllcE HART.
JlrliiIt IullEs. Iair,l Il.lclzl DzsIrcr
North Rohals. Dc ION Is7E ASA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
The KalO growing in Seven KalO Patches
ALL IHaI lice Oh PlRcEl o. Ilap.

Situated 10 Manoa Valley. Oahu Ehch its asrs rals
Is growing. containing zl-i1q Acres lnsra % ~
and descrhed Royal Fatenf 20 iursfhsr rit1 ~
BuLdings thereon situated, lrirst fcrt1l9
due November iifh 1875. win Interest unzs 80 ir
meut. Interest costs Of ullt. and ny Bees anl
b. preTiogsiy sadsded W. 3 PAREE MarataI
y. B.-Tbe sid Land = piendfanv rutsrrd. SAD r-drs
thau tEc-thrds 1lrrD1uel Eith s1rTraulll rfae ra
The kai0 has been plnted nearly eight rlenis tts
purchaser thereof vii have far noafhs " reasg- ~
SAM.
Honolulu. Dec. !. is7G es g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
License. E1Piri.Ei in Dee- Is=L


XII AL
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s-.1ss1ass .h1Eg klai-ssa- klNi1ziaiiSl
ARlE1i. Eaeaa11a.
"a L kdasrtis- fsrs Ss-ss1. Esn1flllz-
rs-E11a N1sA-li 1|assG S--ss< -
z-lk "a. rl1Hafss, %
r-- l. Esrrals. Aall-
NJ e. llt-Elgzi- ksgilEl-
nS-Ia-cg -a1t1A
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E4ua4- S-snf1 Elnll. silazallra- El1E-
rs-Egka W7fsn-a.
R<3AEl spErsES~
SIS esE.als1. rlisa Essaa. EEnlii1i1.
NrcxzaliHz-
s-A- 1.lHg-1 1Lfl-
1l-Aea, giilsn. IA sslis. EEEEL
EINr~eA
r--has s-4aala ~ y. r. Es1slIllL-
H1-AsrrlaSat- ~ -. a.
sl-Ssegall ~. ~ =. ~ - ~
PlAiEe SA@u-
SEM N-llsr- sz1salizl r1saz-s. e az,shhll.
. r. " sl.glz sslff1nz y sd a.
FGrN ArHzS@
m-E Ss,s1z. Nlua. GAIN
..-w-z w11ac1cusg, kl1u llla1.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

SUPREME COURT. ~ uANWnrrrrr. ~
= the % tne tanarurtry ~ stNt ~ lfrfN
voluntary bankrupt neiuru NJ. flstcr tfarra
Chamhrrs
Whereas on ne sen CAV q NaTtaaer A. n is7t ssui-
uel g. Ancn ds his rcttou ma be- ml1tt b. 1iI1zrl
bankrupt and Whereas reslrE snI lH1 80 So
ton. ordcr duv cafunr uruu nrrsaHs
arrFar hellrr me- ne uuarfaInfl &c t1I le ~ -
cgmher o. show caute nafY he'll WV ~ rrartr
~ sai raltun snuuld nut D. granted a rltl ssl
e Alien ~ aiudEri bankrupt ard Fnareas - i
etsi day - rrceuner Al is7f rrff nagr1 asl 1alrr
o. ne iisiifton 81 ne Court thaf fur ncia rf MI
hearing had rren putilshed On NJ ~ na4ailar aaaii
newspaper punished IN M cifv rr IIancaz.a
person having any utiecilr pFafar 81
sahi petition being rranlrti
Now therefore. u ordered tr lhe Clnft aaf 10 sllf
samuel Alien na. and he Il terehV sfIluizrli
Enpt. further ordered uaiIcr 20
rurtcy hc Efvcn On ne Haeaau garette. 90 rrHa
ncutyu weeks ealing ~ rrclasrs ~ ~ 80 -si
uei e. Alien appear nciorr rr ne trIt rrnaf
Court House me city ~ Mruulnln. rhantara
THURSDAY ne IN day o. JANUARY. a ~ fs-s. -
o'ciocx =. prove thrir ciauasie
provisions % scctcn 80 % the eva pusie
CHNS. q WAEE-ra.
Ftrst Associate Iusace % ihe supretae Ccart.
Attest WtrrEu r. -Esr. ticrk Ilatf
Dated At uonoliu. tas 1ist iay 81 rr11er, A. is-L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
Mly1lIs FascEEprxs.

Al zco1 tks I=F-ss Ct Els Na5szsy sazzszcss i
rs. hl--z Eari4rz a Tie Gr1zd HscsE rs M1tszty
AZ G1Tzrzlrz Ds1zz5s AID EaFeza Ee-z attfr=s Il
zzzrI-y u-z17rzs, WIKI the e.rrrastl-z CT tEsir
Orssrx Az red sizasz- MizIssgr Peirrs aa5 C9zszI
S=Ts11e= ae.e1 n MIzsz-s C Ce-zzz75=z- TIE
1-ss h14- WIS Derived g rsse5viz slh5ac-s & IA
WI ard -i-lzszz Ehe ha5 fsrzz--ly rss6s-s Il th-
-s1uzrT- Azsug LEosz presented Ee-~ AIgz1-d=r
6 Acel- Ses-szI-y * ihz Graas La,5gz Ct H.z01s.
f.r,e-fF Czzzs. stI-Ez CsaszI Il Hs1oTzlz, L P
EHer-rt- Z Ven FGzter. Ez- c PsEea. Mr. z
u Ezr.hz1Ez. N T1zzz1z "a IIsIss. Mr. 1zE
Ma 5l-ss, NJ Lehzzzz- Cecil B-szu, Hrs PIill2
VTsaEe- N5as 5-v1zs Mss A-zst--aE Mia AzsIl
Arussr11r . Z Da1sGs. ! Z 4Eez Al J z
EIz5as1 AZ 1ztszlsEzE sf ths R5yIl Ss1osl 4 ISL
TI-a1zs isFiez we're z.1sss srizE he k-i=f fz;s--
Eh.E, s11Ezg tha- Els Na9szfE vlz El-zzEa-iF a.
.IEsr-st EIsa 4 VII. r1zE. g s1sls.-A- EE.-T-1aF
ErI-re-z. haEeEs-, fIrzaz1ez lie esfsl tEszss q
esGFezI-5s1-
Al cue sT-Esck. e5csz & tse saz4. n IN IN
f.rz. T.r= 1zs-ed E1ts ne Ef.z's Frssezess teaS-
81 y E=a--AsuEzI E7g.z. Cszzaszlzs q N1-=
Essaz< SEEF Ta-z- AK z=z--Ezzz-zI ALzg, eaz-
zzazrsz1r TIE H1rfz Rl-zE. FIs.t
zEr9s oT-ss-z Tx c6-z=z It tze Any zs-z X
-=ETzL
rs EIsztT nd Fa-sF r=ssfrzz as VEsitsrz si:E
arzcnuzag flEzlrF, azE eh1rz=s 7dezz1zilT VA a.
mixing E.-T srTsrzsls Iz5r.zzisz-
Il rae evening En- Els-zsg nd pa-ey I--s1ssi IL
CalEsrzll TS=z=-z. E-d zsrz rs--zT-d El-s zzz -
a1z
Ahc1s = 1f-1eiC z1as1iEs. lie King ss-E-.ls-
Cd n TIA G-E1d E1cEs y ne sesnuS Rszsnea--
Il s1EEst hi-Iaesf X ne Ei1-1E AK Ets aez-1ilg
sa-a-s1- IN made 70 sE<sza, taa1ga sae va XXX
u eza.st t.r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
Monday, the 2sth day of Dec, A. D. 1874
UPSET PRICE OF $500 DOLLARS.
MarshaI's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out u he supreme ~ours % la a1 FlaifV
% fhe Hawaiian Islands sgiinsf kEaWE lefsnant IN
execution for Two Huudrcf aud -ilcf %
lars u favor u J. W GAY. plutlG have lssisl lraa
and sn expose for sale o. ne high@st 1fler I'd
NEsDAY. The loth DAY OF uEf EafBER. % a. rrrli-
ises IN Manoa VALLEY. Oahu at u ecocx noon 1l ne
night aie and Interest q ne aa dsseudauii IN ~ b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
n mn erPRruE corR.r or I'D sLIrs.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF rnEE KING
dom % TIE Hawaiian lsilli1z Morris r.1fnrar1l .
Louazsau. ralurrt rnoraaa SrrrrsF. narr.-
ant Ia bankruptcy before Mr. fus-ce IulI urier -
hearing question % altered hankrurtrr.
Whereas order has this my usrii ,farsa1
Possession % tna property or rnraas -reur~r
Island q Hawaii and put hls counties rrrss.
houses, Effects books ard papers 1uafF ira IrI 1
the petition e Morris Grinhaum ard Morris Eauaa1.
ieginr the sid spencer b. their drrrrr dt ~
thcuSlrd dollars ard rrlTluE rrz1 ilr
statutory reasons IN si reufiua named n - 1t4ei
bankrupt
Nov therefore it orierfd that % a'rocE - 1frrH
DAY the "a day q January. A. q. ts7I ny
IN Honolulu, b. the time and piacc fer nr.rrx
petition and deciding ne qrrston % saI -rrnrss
rupicy disputed AMI that ndiee hereof b. laai r1
fishing his order FOR fhree Successive
waiiln lazette7 uausrarFr. and has
OF said petition b. served SD spencer
mons attend said haarinr
Witness my hand and thr Of cnrrt az 1Ir1-
oiulu, this itia Gay % Deceubsr, A. n. ttft
seal A. FRANCIS Iruus
Attest Justice oi ~ -egrea1s ClsllI
JNo. = BARNARD.
Depuy CisrI o. ne saprsms Cazrl sss-n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

N~rarr - CnAar~ 90 Namar -r'a>s- - res.zaa1
81 ~ ASSIST, rl Nrrz1 Na1ka. tis-lA sr--g f'rl,
taa a. rrpsr sarllszsl uss1a Frta1Nal1E s,sSsssF
EarEEzS 49, - 90 n Aseg~4 ~ ~es-1 D.
$500 la l,s $780,. = - 49, F-i7r-
zE-s 49, rr1rrE -,a- tlz N.Y. O. ~ 49,
$3.50 49, - rr,arr ~ .1orcsr,e
a-a-a.rv us1 - T-sgssas af tesr7er Xxx 81 ~
>z=zrr- aE rszs rs 1aas1c ~ Als 3. f-sF 0s11s--
So 81 A., a. q ts-4 as sf--vr 49, -
~ b A-srs - sa.es 81 s--asg-e t9s-2-l-- sa-
skr- e. r-sy-l .fr " :. NcEs1N-k-
fa1s-1- llsa,. Ny - ry-a Nris1rz ef ltssrsE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
HAWAIIANGAZETTE

An INDErENnSNr JOURNAL,
DEVOTED 10 HAWAIIAN PROGRESS
rrElrSHEp AM srrrSn HN
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-23
rzE MIIIF1RI

We're then formed il Lire, Prsesed By the Artillery
'a~R, th<n three eouPauiss q Infantry, the Royal
7arsy three companies Of I1fantry, tbs Light ORA
,co1S 88t the FirSt Artillery briaiug Up the rsar.
Ths military prs<sztsG a very handsome appear.
ne. which SIS higtly eennsaast BY all
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

he begins to anxiously ask what must do
to be saved. This mans humility was
deep. He fell down before tho apostles.
ready to do az the servants of God direct.
ed. God respects the humbled heart, but
rejects the proud afar off Mau must do
something for his salvation he is free to
do this or that AS be elects; but il saved
he must do somethiDg--do as Christ di.
reefs by His Word It's personal
work. What must do to be- saved. The
coudition-persopul, present faith-be-
lieve in the Lord Jesus Christ He that
believeth is saved already. This man be.
lieved and was baptized. He was saved
by faith, aud it is one great condition Of
salvi ton. BY faith ye are saved. Let
us all believe in the Son Of God.
1t was sermon full of feeling, truth
and power.
Thus closed pleasant dedicatory Of
this beautiful country church The day
was delightful iu all respects aud a large
congregation we're in attendance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24
Spain.

Since the coup d'etat by which the
officers elected by the people were Gust
ed by military authorities who have TIA
ken upon themselves the responsible
ties of the government, this country
has been in very unhappy condition.
1t is now affirmed by the knowing ones
that the downfall of the Spani Re
public was Il foregone conclusion from.
Its incipiency 1t was only Il question
of time. The radical party leaders were
too egotistcai to see it when they should
have been wise enough to recognize the
fact that they had the conservative and
moneyed classes against them, and rec
ognizing this fact they should have
walked clrcumspectly. But the issue
came and certainly Spain is in dread
full condition. Her hest and her worst
blood Is being shed in torrents, and 3.
far without avail. All tho men at til,
helm, except one, were already tried
under Amadeus and found wanting
The exception is Garcia Ruiz, editor
and proprietor of the Madrid Pueblo, d
simon-pure republican from the first,
but always opposed to the federalists.
He Is an able writer, and his nomina-
ton to the most important place in the
cabinet (homc MINISTRY would seem to
mark hi IL as IA man of ability. He was
put in as n compromise man between
the conservative and radical elements
Of the new cabinets, both of which
wanted the place from which to dictate
10 the country the kind of deputies it
shall choose to the next Cortes.
1t Is said that the new government
talks democracy, but 1t don't act. 1t
goes in for the constitution of '79, which
Ia very democratic, and In the making
Of which its members took an active
part. But these paper constitutions are
worth 40 much waste paper in the
hands of men like Sagasta What Is to
be the result II Is difficult to determine
A correspondent under date of Jan oath
says Spain is under martial law, and
the military rule the roost. 1t is sup
posed some three quarters of the army
are favorable to restoration under AL
fonso. Should the radical element be
driven from the cabinet, which Is not
at all improbable, We might travel In
that direction. Should 1t win the day,
Ut Is composed of sarpers and miners,
and In Spain all things are possible),
we might float along toward Bismark
and Prussian prince. Or we may
persevere little longer under the CON
servatlve republic which, like its
French namesake, Is frightened at Its
very name. What's to hinder? Always
supposing that midst the noise and
confusion Carlos don't carry Off the
prize.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

Nexr-iN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Is ~ Lunuilo poor Prince Biil,of the
k.uglom OF Hawaii, has exhausted his
brief grasp Of royalty in grand drunk.
and gave up the ghost on the 81 OF thi,
month. Nobody stops to ask how old he
was and to inquire much about him. but
the question OF who hls successor will be
has been ag'ating Sandwich Islands poll
ties for mouths. Lot us soc if we have
digils enough to count up the claimants
There is Mrs Bishop. a native princess.
wife CT Charles II Bishop. an American .
the candidate Of that remarkably pushing
aud, we are sorry to say, not altogether
honorable interest in the islands, known
as the missionaries. The Fourth
street church" aud the people who want
annexation to America go for Mrs Bish
op, because her husbapd is 10 favor of
that programme though She isn't. The
natives are distrustful Of her Then there
is the British aud Episcopal candidate,
Queen Emma. who is also supported by
the nice Yankee, "IIarrs." She has
white blood in her veins, but Harris has
Quoted any constitutional scruples on
that score. Then there is Prince Ruth.
her adopted son Major Leleiohoku, the
richest man in the kingdom, and his
brother Col David X ,lakana. a distin-
gui-hed native chief. all three of whom
are candidates. The last named is said
TO be the most opposed man in he list
He reads Darwin aud associates with un.
cburched anti. Christ of the kingdom, but
is very popular with the natives.
The Kanaka population is thoroughly
aroused against ceding Pearl river or any
soil to the Udited States. They ought
to be, and We are glad of it; because the
feeling of nationality does Them honor,
and because we don't need Pearl river
and dou't want it. If the chief justice
OF the kingdom has arrived at Washing.
ton with power to negotiate a reciprocity
treaty, by oil means let Us have it. 1t
will serve all the purpo es Of commercial
union, and preserve TO the islands their
self government. such as il is,--not the
beat 10 the world perhaps, but certainly,
at this moment, We are not tho nation to
90 around tho world proposing to pedde
out better.