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The New York herald., 1874-10-20

who reported that the experiments 'smade in
their presence convinced them that the entire
system is capable Of doing its work COM
pletely" 1t has been introduced by the i'm
perial engineers in the government buildings
at Prague with the highest success, and .
private company there has introduced it more
extensively, with the single condition (which
has proved remunerative) that they should
have all the sewage matter. In Amsterdam
and Leyden it has been also practically ap-
piled TO the districts inhabited by the poorer
classes, whose ranks were annually decimatsd
by the sewer poison Incident to the old water
carriage system.
Why cannot the same be done in some SEQ.
tons of our American metropolitan cities, in
which the health officers SO constantly have to
record alarming infection due to sewer poison
It's inexpensiveness is obvious, if we regard
the enormous economy of water alone, to say
nothing Of the saving Of valuable life and Of
sanitary machinery now required to mitigate
the evils Of the existing system. atr.s
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

Broadway corner OF Thlrtieth street-MAB, p M.
loses al I o r NJ EASl LYNNE at p. NJ closes ~
1880 r. NJ Jeane Mort and Lucille Western
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
No GA Brogdway.-VAkIETY, at L. III. closes At 10 ~
II
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Is III NIh iSiA'
Volume xxXIX.................... mo. 293
AMUsEMENTs TO.NIGHT.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE
No 2Ol Bowery.-yARIEfY ats r NJ closes at 10 T. NJ
SAN FRANCISCO MIysTELs.
sISsfEEsY siSssTEny Scss a, sicss
LYcEuM THEATRE
Pourteenth street ami sixth ayenue.-MUCH ADO
ABUUT NOTHING, ats P. M c.oses at lo:45 r. M Miss
Nelson, Mr.. Barnes
r, - AMsRloAS ISsTITgrR G,rS Rsa s.,v,ovr,o
slreets-INDUsTRIAL EXHIBITION.
COLOSSEUM,
F and g. wax oxS
NJ and Z :i5 ?. NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway corner oi Ihresa n
1890 +. NJ. jeanne Mort and Lucille Western
No GA lBroadway.-yAkIETY ats L. M closes At 10 45
THEATRE C9MIQUE.
No 5l4 4Broadway.-VAkILfY at r. NJ closes at 10: 30
PARK THEATRE.
& ss ahS Closes Il
Mi. John T. Raymond
Fourteenth sreet1fkSo TksSoAs BULL pSLL CARE, srM
closes Al 10 r. NJ. Frederic MaccaDe.
GERMaNIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street-CATo Won EIsEN, ats NJ; closes
nj I0:3J p. VI.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
OF Twenty third street and sixth avenue
HENRY VIII. at P. NJ; closes at 10 80 r. n. Miss
Cnshman.
wALLACK's THEATRE.
Broacway-THE RIVALS at 7. NJ closes at 10 30
7 NJ Miss Lewis Mr.. Gilbert
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Fourteenth street-FOUNDLISG ASYLUM BENEFIT
Gtl 7. NJ. Mr.. Augustin DAILY.
NIBLo'S GARDEN,
Broadway, between rlnce and houston streets-THE
DEisUGH, at r NJ; closes at IL r. M. ihe kiraliy
Family.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Twenty eighth and Broadway y.-M0ORCROFT;
OR The DOUBLE w .DDING, ato +. NJ closes ut IL P.
NJ Miss Fanny DAVENPORT Miss sara Jewett, Louis
James
MES. CoNwAYS BROOKLYN THEATRE.
FRITZ, ats +. NJ closes at 10 30 T. NJ Jos. X Emmet
ROBINSON HALL
Sixteenth street between broadway and Fifth
VARIETY, AT 8 p. NJ.
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE.
West Tweniy-third street, near Sixth ayenne.-NEGRO
MiNSTKELSY, at T. NJ. closes 10 4. Nj. Bryant.
MFTPOPOLITAN THEATRE
No. 585 Broadway.-V.RIETY, at r. NJ: closes at II
p. NJ.
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The BRITISH ANNEXATION OF THE "FEE-
JEEs"-The Feejee, or FIJI, Islands having
been formally turned over to the possession
of England, Queen Victoria, as sovereign over
the group, takes the place Of the lineal sue
cessors of
Hoky.poky -winky- wang,
The King Of the Cannibal Islands.
The group lies in the South Pacific Ocean,
between the fifteenth and twentieth degrees
south latitude, and embraces one hundred
and fifty-four islands, sixty-five of which are
inhabited Only two, however, are Of size
worth mentioning--viti Levu, which is about
sixty miles square, and Anua Levu, hundred
miles long and from fifty 10 sixty miles
wide. The whole cluster are fertile and
very productive in tropical fruits. The
formal cession of these islands to Eng
land is important only as the begin
ming of her probable absorption Of most of
the other groups lying between New Zealand
in the south and the Sandwich group in the
north. Our government perhaps, will have
nothing to say upon the subject except that
the Independence OF the Sandwich Islands
must not be disturbed.
=
THE INFAMOUS CooLIE TRADE has received
its death blow in the Republic of Peru BY a
treaty with China. in which peace and fra
ternity and the universal rights of man are
the principal provisions Chinese emigrants
in Peru are TO be treated with the same defer
ence and justice as native citizens. 1t is to
be hoped that this good example will be fol-
lowed by other Spanish American nations and
colonies.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

JAMES GORDON BENNET TT.
PRoPRIEToR
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pApK THEATRE

THEATRE C9MTQUE.
No 5H Broadway-VAkILfY at +. NJ; closes at TO- 81
= N
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Park THEATRE.
broadway, between Twenty-frst ard Twenty second
AGE, ut T. closes at ~ 80 T. NJ.
Mr.. John r. RAYMOND.
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STEINWAY HALL
Fourteenth street-BEGON f DULL CARE, at r. M.
closes Al 10 +. NJ. Frederic MaccaDe.
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Letters ard packages should be. properly
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

MFTPOPOLTrAN THEATRE,
No. 5s1 Broadway.-v.RIETY. at T. NJ: closes at
=. M.
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AMVSEMENTS TONIC HIT .

vo,umc xxxIx. No. ao3
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BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE,
West Tweny-third street, near Sixth aNenne.-NEGRO
hiNSTRELSf, at T. NJ closes at ~ 4. NJ. Dan Bry ant
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Rejected communications will not be re-
Armed
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ROBINSON HALL
Sixteenth between Broadway and Fifth avenue
VARIETY, ats p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
6ieamboaia ano Railroads.

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE
The and eomnotous steamers kAkRAGAkskII Tues
asyr Tbursoss and SATURDAYS and sIONlhGIoh MoeaAJ.
Wsdnsssn Pndvs 80 North River foot Of Jtys o.
arriving Of ali other lines Tickets for SAFE .,
81 prime railroad oce secured at The onss Of
Weseott EIDress Co, aud at 3l9 Broadwsv
A. vEAU Fre gtt Assnt flLKINS Gent PssA Agent
y. J. BABC0Ck, FtsAssBL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
Oreau SlenmcIs

A MERlCAN LINE.
IA THE AMkRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHlL ADElPIIH
NAL Steamship betwteu PHlLADBLpHIA ana
calling QUEENSTOWN, sailing THURSDAY
and sailing WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
ne following steamers sppoute, from Philadelphia;
sABBOTSFOHD.. .Ocooor -
November
November ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CpkRENCi:
Cabin SO 500. sccorllng 10 accommodations -,
TeAets and from all points 81 the
lowest rates
ma with a al DO Intermediate
passed Ample at
Surgeon and stewarde
These STEAMERS L21its addition ~ the usual
Iie-B Boats and IaePrcseryerN
Through c.e,s AMI through Bills Of Lang issued between all
.pIODinsut DoigtA
FOR passage rates freight information. apply TO
GEO. W. COTTON. Agent AZ Broai-st. " T.,
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
s Battery-piace. NewYork
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents.
3O7 Aanuist, Phiisdeipna
Richardson Spence & Co.. Liverpool.
n & j. CImuins Bros,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW AND PCLLPOHERBD STEAMSHIPS -
sanrs New iort SATURDAYS Liverpool oa THURS
DAYS. saainS al Corr bsrDo.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dec IL. at $500 sm
kEPIBLlU. bATU RDAY 10. at 200
eATURDAf. Jan. 2 lou IN
ADRlAIlC. SATURDAY Jan o. az 700 =.
ron the White Pier 81 North
Pnsrgr molsuons for all cassejl unfvae combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
bsoons stase-rooms mdhp
vbers lesst Surgeon. n.wuSes seconpas,
ebess ste&DetA
KATEs-Saoon $50 Tickets sl4o roh s,eer.se
Thos Couny
san prepaid seraheass ios
all Ansnca PAns Hsmbus
Eorysy Ewoien India Australia ChnA
Drafts from 81 spvsnL
secea he ~ Rrssdusr. heslork " j. COHris. Aren't
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
ynrnlIure.

NfISFTT CARPETS.-Good secondhand and
lsl pnai CARPsfS s9ecialty s sizes neA la'erns vel!
cheap 1I2 PutODsl, Nassau. SIDE enirsnee
DHELPS. DOREMUS a. CORBETT,
II Nos 26i and 266 Cans-st,
pronose to for o. o before JAM l, 1873,
THEIR IuMSNSB Sr0CX OF
CABINET FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
FT G. SELLEW,
l. DESKS
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
No. lO3 FutOn-st.
FINE CYLINDER DESKS.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE CARPETS, and BEDDlNGa at
r. NJ COWPERTHwAITE 4 co s. Nos 155 aud l57 Chshamst
AN iMMBNSb SI0,k AND Low PRICES
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

10 EAST ST-ST.-One HALL ROOM, with
Board also, gentlemen be accommodated with table
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

OSTII, 3iTH, 3G1 II, 37TH, and 45rIi-STS.
so MADs0N.AyB-Entre FLO 1RS to LET; pnVae table
udesireL Apply to X. A DALEY. 5S5 Cti-ave.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO CAIIPoRNIA JAPAN AND CHINA VIA PANAMA
Steamers leave ~ North Sev-york. as follows
HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt Wm. Rathban Dee IL, at IL m,
freight ana Way Passengers ontgl
COLON Capt L. l.. Tanner Dec ~. at I'm.
ACAPULCO Com A. g. GraY. Des. 49, at IL IN
With
for Cent Amer and South Pse nc ports
freight and will be dispatched
Intervening Saturday.. neeessv may require.
steamers for japan ani China follows
X.
VAsCO DE GAMA.......................-Dec December 20
Po further information apply the CompaDys
Sn's W WHIT ~ ' H.. BULLAY,
Superintendent
prrFUs II iTCH MANAGING Director
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

fHNliE tLUSHlNG, NORIH Sl1ORE, anu
Il CENTRAL kAlLROAD COMPANY.
Short Babylon Bavshore p savie and Pachogue
Leave Hunter Point 7:O0 a. m.-Bsi lou way tram .
$3.50 m-Patchoeue mail train with psrlor
attached .,..
Leave Hunters Point 900 m.-Patehogue way train
Leave Point 43O m-rs'chogus express train with pas
aitscheL
Leave Hunter Point o. 100 p n.-Islip way train
F, narcua bis and small timetables Also FOR trains to
and from PsungdAle Cena ar yde Park lnse and other
non. Pryboas New YORK foot Of Jamss East RIVER 30
mnpes and foot of Esl River 10 minutes previous
The depspre Hunters Point Tickets soi and bsggse
sh.rId a. sin oes SUNDAY tans
Hunters Point for Great Neck Hemp.ed Garden Cay P.choeu
tpd All wa stations at and 100 FOR Flashng Col
eee Point Wht<sope oil intermediate stations a. To- lOOO
100 m nd BIS. BOO. $3.50 IN BARTON sapt
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT r. L-Ca ryirg the u - Mail
Passenger lire S:O5 an3 express trains
from Central Depot arriving st 4D ana 6;ZU Also
Sundays 9l0 beepng arving At Newport al
THEODORE WARREN. SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

A LARGE ROOM to LET very nicely fur
suitable for gentlemen gentleman aud wife
reasonable 10 permanent parties loo Ba 5Oh
at, near 4tb.aye
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
felp Uanieo--females

A GENTS WANTED EVERYWhiE.h.E, :. ,.,si, svf 'no n..
~ ana bs,t ong oaI 81 reqsEei isI -
sn vomen can make 81 S0 dy s,sd
AZ possst, just the time making meney In 'ne h''
isr p.rtieslsss A. r.. Tribune onAoe e-----------
"IANrEDA Protestant woman for GEN.
w EsAL UUsBwoKkI aust have rsrSse nggy t f,.s
es,s s ss ~ ss ya. ar hp,IsI $50 AAasi3S Psi,n
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
6ein DanIeo--M

xxYANTED. AGENTS.-Employment tor az.
w mai. ana fnae busniss psrmAnept atd re' n, Acres
MASUFACTUaRR Tribene Is, SIDE ome 5Oo " ess zeN
WANTED A thorough PROQF-READER
w and yaB PRlNI&H the position ess,sh
.,a in job o@es Adss W. = hob"o'
Co. Ceyels1, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
AZ oRTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

IN ,ONPANY.
FOB SOUrEAMPrOF AND BRREsN
stusn.D DEu rsChAAND, CsD W. LalewlS wl SAIL Cd
SATURDAY. Dec II, o Bremen Per 1901 IhTasI
AoDsKen followed
pATEb PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb. AND BRkhES
Second esblp
ferfregh OF appyto ObLklOhs Co, hgsnh
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

I FINE large ROOM, sunny exposure, at 141
Eist 45b, L1n with BOARD. TO gentleman
single Terms Moderate References required
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
8ieamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and NaaTauct Raroaa. Pare 81. steamer BRiDGLPoRT
leaves csthanne slip at ll:30 and bridgeport at IL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB wEsT.-Panenser Freight
Station NewYok foot Of Lbersvst Councils Somervs with
South Branch r. Hampton Junction with DeL Lack and West
H. fhpsuy Leh Oh and susouehsnna dom also with
hish v'lev Railroad Direct line :" .r,ouIs Pittsburgh and the
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June IS. 1S74-Lesve New as follows:
bilb m-NEws TRAM for Rson, Bethlehem Bath Allentown
Msuch Chunk 1amsgua, wiik.sbare, Scranton, &c
600 m--Wsy Train for somervilb and Pennington.
barre. Pston Mshsuoy City NJ Carmel sreon ruukbaLuOck
Towsns wsvey &c Connects Jurction with Del. Lack aud
West, r r.
600 nNonsiSe Express daily Except sunday for Bsste
Tenngton; Essou Msuch Chunk Tspqua Towsuds Wilkes
Scranton. Nc. with through Danvl Wlsuspo &c
1O:30 D. m--Wsy Train ior SO nervlle-
l2:40 m-ExrRKs for Ffmingon, Easton Oath. Allentown
epg Columbs, Lancaster, Bphss Pottsvii Harrisburg, &c
230 mWay Tram for Easton Caiaszuaus and Bevtiere
$3.50 m-wsy Train for PsnGed On saturdays only to Somr
vile.
Connects at Junction with Del, Lack IN West Il Il
1880 D. Way Train for Somerviie flem ngton
bpm m-Wsy Train for somervie
b:15 .. m.-NsT Tram for Planjeli
town Mueh Chunk, Wiesbs Towauda. Reains. Harrisburg
Pittsburgh Chic go. &e.
0spd p m.-Wsr Train. for scmsrvile.
1880 p M lEmisrantl-FOr Rastoa
9;l5p m.-Wav Train for Somsrvlio
1900 o. IN. -Por Plaiateld
Por Elizabeth at bi5 g. 6:l5 GAO. T. 73O s45 o. 9i0.
1880 lll5. M IL l2:iO 1870 2 2:3O $3.50 3i5
a. 4;l5, 4:30 445 55 80 5:4j u, 6:lO G:3O. T. $780,
eio' eio lu'o LILO R. r. KICKER, Sop. and Rns
II. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

I'd GRAMERCY PARK, East 20th-st.-An
- entire THIRD FLOOR with BOARD for 6rsielAss parties
nriYlege of the
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

New-YOrk Havana e. Mexican Mail 5 5. Line
~ Steamers leave Pier }. Month River :. follows
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY or lues1sY' Dec
CITY OF NEN-iOhh. duf 1aF Dec -
CITY OF HAVANA 80. ........... hnrSisv; Dec ~
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS:
cSlsg Havana PTozreso CamOeacby Iuspan and IsmDco:
CITY OF MsXlCO.....'......'''.''.I IneS1ay, pee I2
CUBA...................... TUESDAY 'Sn
freight Y apply to
" y ALKy ANDRE Il SONS No. 80 Broadway
leave Dec 10 AID Jan Tor Vera Cruz
ILL he AMMAN
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
5lIuaIlons UanlED--femalfs.

>,Nl WEST 2GTH-ST., first boor.-h first.
81 class huldre wishes q am's WASuNG 80 1aers aaA
terms moIeate eIcen; reiseace psRe1a aslaAee
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

~ LNE-These lrst STEAM Hips will sail az Iom
pier l3 n r. ioOl Havana direct tolCSs
CRESCENT CITY +. :. Curtis. THURSDAY, December ~
COLUMBUS 4. {. Reed tSDAt December
CRESCENT CITY. 7. 5. Curt THURSDAY, December 81
gt or passage a2pVto
WM. F. CLYDE 4 CO.. No. Bowling green
TX AGE n Havana
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

C( EAST 23D-ST.-A suite of sunny ROOMS,
s)o parior bedroom vacant, at Ms H. H. JEAISes
with board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

Mosxs II. GRISSEiL bears n strong
resemblance to another man, in New
York. and this sometimes OCCASIONS
amusing mistakes. There are also two
ladies in the same city who bear a
striking similarity. A short time ago
one OF these saw her old friend ap-
preaching and they stopped to speak.
. How do you do. Mr.. Grinnelll" said
the lady. aud the reply was, How do
you do. Mrs. Morrisg'' :. But. sir. I'm
not Mrs. Morris" exclaimed tho lady.
"Neithsr am ] MIR. Grinnell." replied
the gentleman. and so they bowed and
parted. -l- w. Il ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

SoMr Of the Connecticut people are
complaining bitterly again OF the way
paupers ars imposed upon the towns OF
the State through the law Of Ma.saehu-
sets by which poor parsons receive
passes over the railroads. They are
carried as far as the State line, whero
their fare il demanded. and II they don't
pay they are put of the train. and OF
course become charge TO tho town
where they happen to be left. aver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30
L.enfant Terrible.

A story is told Of daughter Of a
prominent person now in the lecture
held which ia peculiarly interesting. and
suggestive OF unconscious wisdom. A
gentleman Was invited to the lecturers
house to tea. Immediately ON being
seated at the table tbs little girl astonish-
ed the family circle and the guests by
the abrupt question:
"whsre 10 ysur wifel"
Now, the gentleman. having been re-
Gently separated FROM the partner Gf his
life. was taken 40 completely by surprise
that he stammered forth the truth:
al don't know"
"Don't know" replied the infant ter
ribls. "why don't you knowf"
Finding tina, the child persisted in her
intsrrogatories despite the mild reproof
OF her parents. he concluded to make a
clean breast Of the matter and have 1t
over at once. SO he said. with a calm
ness which was the result sf inward ex-
pietives: "weli. we don't live together;
we think as We can't agree. we'd better
not"
"Can't astee! Then why dont you
fight II out as pa and ma doi"
vengeance is mins." lau;hinely re-
tortsi the visitor. after pa and ma ex.
changed looks of holy horror. followed
by the inevitable roar. laIaA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-04

= FEov KAUAt-per E.a-a-J aas -7h-Hon + Is~uherE. "
T. WI rht. Nrs 20 Z N.Ea ami e children. Rev I Caau. Rev A
- F1Fl.s D. kama. g. IrrnrH. islac Hart. n B.rfeman. SIR
Ab5u, sig ra.sallhf s.I lis trcA.
FEu~ -luNEV A. ArrELsND-PTT Tartar. June Zsth-Mrs
al F..s NaN.aI- s. q NrilHr. Vim Emerson. Harry Bra
ham arI wife. Frank Angel. Gsa-g- Angel, L5,tle Aazel katie
Angel Jacob ierrz Wan FrrzaI. and IL i1 traasitG fr saa
iGaEcsr-
T5a W~ISUwtFD PoETs-Per RHausa. June 2sth-Rey J
Erdser. wife and - children. Mr. Dem. Rev 7 Coln. Miss II p
1asu. VI si-usu and sfe, Rev 4 . Forbes, wife sad 8 chill
drrr. Mics Emma Lyman, Nrs : l. AustiB and . children.
Nss Mari Gusn- ? M--es Bond. Mrs Todd. Miss LEdgate,
NH- ~Ilpmlu- v Il -ElFSuaI- Mr Pic5 and wife, Mu seal
ar. . rhIdr-1-J Rsltar1i. J " smith. Miss Carrie Travis.
S-s u C0ruw=u, Prof r J. Clark, Frank Austin, 3 Austia,
and about 100 deck
For sav FR,ScI-so-P=r Tartar. June zsth-H " d.
E.1t- Nr- Z u saith and daughter, " B0okEzlter and
WIFE, 70 X G-E-r- 70 90 ti1n and wlf. Ms = 4 Ihurst1n. Mrs
IS 3 Mls-ull aud g Ca-Irrl- Nr- VI Klm1ku. Mrs. A Aar-
rtalt. IL Lewis. d sU-lt1l-
FEJH zAs THASrI-C1-PeT CyphreL-s. June 5OUh-John }
AEu=w- Nr irhar-sl- Judge ? G Wright Mrs Colman, Mrs
g r Castle and ? children. Miss HATTIE 4 Castle. George r
Castle, Mrs WDleLgls-, family and nurse, Miss Ellen Jacobs,
MISC Guyott, Miss Massey, Fred and & MacfarLane- Rev Mr.
md Mrs Logan Mr. aui Mrs Rand, Rev Mr. and Mrs Tayi0r,
Mr. : VI Surge J CRANE. + c WIS. J VI Laurie, J G JOuss,
q T. G1r1.1. II iu the ste=raE-l and IS Ia traEsitl for New
ZaaLand and sydney.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-04
VESSELS IN PORT.
MEMORANDA.

REPuRr % AUSTRALIAN & American NJ :. :. TARTAR-
La sydney Heals Al ? p " june 6Ih. arriving al Randavu al
3 VI on the Isih. Leu there tor Honolulu at l. N next day
after receiving the New Zealand mails and passengers from
tnr steamship city Of adelaide. The line was crossed on the
evening" Of June Isth, and hue weather was experienced until
sunday the EI-t, when the weather became thick with heavy
rtu, and 10 was lmpnssibIe % obtain noon Observations. On
the morning Of the 24d at , A VI the Tartar struck upon a
coral rect AMI &c was 6Uni BY Mondays observations that the
ship had been 1T 40 miles 20 the eastward by m easteriy cur
rrat. whereas westerly garments only are supposed % prevail
ID that hutude- IL vas 6uHI necessary % tighten the ship
Immediately. aAd the work Of dsehargns coal &c, vas con-
t1usI until III ship h1ateI on the morning Of the gath. The
shan made no " 1frr either then % since The Commander q
the Tartar takes this opportunity q publicly thanking his
passengers q aI CLASSES, fr the valuable assistance they rem
dersi la tightening The ship, and % c0mpIHmcutug them upon
the ssrPossesl0u they displayed. The centre Of the shoai.
none % which shows above Mater. vas found by accurate OBJ
seryati1ns O. D. ia htG7 - y, and long lG2- - w The
-hdaI appears % beof considerable extent, and - % a horse
shoe shaYr- A current was nuui setting across 70 ENE, At
the rate Of from three and a hall % Hour knots an hour.
Thsuce Co Honolulu experienced fresh trades and he weather.
tie currents being more uncertain than usual Sighted the
island az S r " on The 2sth= received pilot on board n : r. ",
and arrived alongside the wharf ate p n
Is FEEEtEs. Commander
REPoEr OF BiRE POwHATrNN, BLACKSTONE, MASTER
Three days from Port. Towusend 90 Cape Ciasssts four days
becaImei OF Care Casset; balance Of passage had strOrg
nnrthe1y wini- and Ne trades. Arrived IN Honolulu June
18th after a passage % = days
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IEoru-" EaG--r5>.r oN Yy-u, BcENA l~r-,Np.-
WASHINGTON. June I--ln she House to-day dur
ing the consideration OF tbe S8udry Civil AppTc-
p~riatioc bill. on motion ~ Ps-r NJ California, an
Item Of $1,000 was inserted .cr "a tagslgual On
lsrba Baeua Island. IA san Francisco Bay.
Mons LAH0E TEslgiES AZ NEw NoaE-NEw NoEE.
June l3-iu connection with she movement for an
advance @; wages in tMe building trade. the brick
layers say that The rate &C wages IS kept down by
q few contractors who are anxious % do cheap
work, and who are constantly interested il increas-
ing the SUPPLY q cheap labsT. Il IS feared that
this movement Of brichlayers viii incite other
strikes on The part Of the laboreTs. who are already
Jealous OF the higher rates Of wages paid. The
former striking hod-carriers In most Instances have
been replaced by Italiau immigrants. who are
satisfied to work for Two dollars per day. The
hod-caTrieTs. # they venture 10 gather around the
buildings where the Italians are az werk. are dis
perssd by the police as soon a. they make their
appearance and no chance Is given them 10 create
. disturbance As the places Of the striking brick
layers cannot be filed by the italian Immigrants.
some further labor complications may De expected.
as it Is not likely the contractors and employers
viii agree 10 tie terms OF the Brieklayers Union
If they can help It
M,pEID. June 20-It is reported here that Don
Carlos has been taken prisoner by the forces of
General Cuacha. operating in the north. The re-
port causes considerable excitement in this city.
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DIED.

RHDDE--Iu this city. at her late residence in Suuauu
avenue, On The morning II July 1t, ANNA Louisa. eldest
daughter Il the lts Gerald r. Gibbons, Esq Of KinsaIe, Ire
land, and sydney y = " and wife q Hon. Godfrey Rhodes.
The remains we're inferred on the u inst IN the Catholic Gem
ei-ry, and were atJafed By a large number q mourning
friends
Obituary.
This community experienced a painful shock o. the morn
iEZ % the 1t inst, when llfJrmrd u the sudden demise Of
Mr. RhrJ--, the wiz n cur EIow t9wnsDan Hon. Godfrey
ELlde- This lady was highly cultured. and had a most
kindly and Deu~fc@nt Influence on cur society. Although in
tla autumn d life, her natural vivacity Of spirit and kindH-
ness 81 nature had not waued. She was the steadfastI friend
q an who once gained her confidence, and many such mourn
her loss Daring marty twenty six years Of faithful and low
Ing devotion % her husband. she filed such a space ia his life
that her absence must leave al aching void ia his heart Ehich
only another aud PureT state Of existence can ell. This COM
uguiy deeply deViJres the departure d this lady. Her re-
mains were attended al mass in the Catholic Cathedral, and
thence 10 the Cemetery By the Chancellor q the Kingdom, by
members % His Maiesty's Ministry and the House q Noles
and other gentlemen as pail bearers, also BY a large number Of
deeply symPsthzinE friends.