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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10

The Market opened dull and contin.
ned % throughout, and prices declined
gradually from the beginning. The
quality was equal % that Of last week.
All grades suffered alike In the decline,
which amounted 70 i@I all around.
There were about two hundred beeyes
left on the market which viii b. shipped
East At the owners ri.k but a few .oId
at GIc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10

OHANBERMAIDS AND a GOOD
" Ironer, with references. Liberal wages
T.. L. WARNER,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
EEmARKs or ngEp cATTLg.

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted 10 l.9i7 head, against 1874
head lat week, and l,lGl for the corre.-
ponding week last year and tho sales
during the week amounted 70 1855 head
against 1897 head last week, and were sl
follow:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
Shooting ARRAY.

Duriug a game of base ball in the Su-
Nurb- lat evening, 4 negro man who was
i'm the way of Peter Wealth, the catcher,
wa> ordered out of the way, to which he
responded with an oath, and drawing u
pistol fired at Wealth, who ran Il his
coat and getting pistol returned tn"
fire. Some half dozen shots were fired
in the melee that ensued, the negro firing
at other members of the club. He was
shot in the back and then beaten terribly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
BOSTON.
End Of Bankruptcy Proceedings Against
y. z. Railroad.

BOsTON, July 9.--In the matter of the
Union Pacific r. r., the petition for its
bankrupt notice to-day was filed in
the L. 5. Circuit Court Of withdrawal,
bv pctitioning the creditors Of his APP
peal from his adverse decision of Judge
Dowell, thus ending the..case in favor of
the road
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
LIST OF DROvERs.

LIST ~ DgOyERs.
The following nr" the names Of the
principal West Virginia droy"rs, owners
or con,ignc"s Of the principal .drov"s.
CuirsrfOn IElci and DrOrc ydrT'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
MICH COWS.
THE SWINE MAEKET.

Supply equal to the demand, and
quoted at s3j % sGj. Good cows scarce
THE SWINE MAEKET.
The supply Of hogs wO lighter than
last week, but it was equal 70 the de-
mand. The good prices West curtail the
receipts in this market, which state Of AZ
fair. Is likely to continue for some time.
The market wasHrn at IT, close. Quota
tiOns 7iasl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
The Homestead Laws.

1t has been decided at the Interior
Department that after homeSteader
has completed term of five years fur
ther residencei is not required to entitle
him to patent, and also, that a residence
in a double house, built on the dividing
line between adjoining homestead, is II
residence in compliance with law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
Base Ball.

In the game of base ball to-day the
score stood as follows: Bostons Il, At
lantics nothing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10

from the Earth TO Uranus, including Wis
it, To the sun and Moon and all prinei-
pbl planets On the route, viii BE- charged
at the low rate of S2 FOR every 100000
miles Of actual travel. A great reduction
will be made where parties wish 10 make
the round trip. This comet ia nov in
thorough repair and il now on her fr.t
voyage. She ir confessedly the faste-t on
the line. She makes 20,OOOOJO milss
day with her present fscilitiesi but, With
a picked American crew and good wea-
ther. We are confident We can get 10000
OOO out of her. Still we shall neyerpush
her to Z dangerous speed, and We shall
rigidly prohibit racing with other comets.
Passengers desiring TO diverge at any
point or return Will be Transferred TO
other comets. We make close connec-
tions at all principal points with all rsE-
able lines. Safety can Be depended upon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
at'heeliug Rssister.

com closed in New York yesterday
at 1893.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10
INDIANA.
Rain.

FORT WAYNE, July 9. There was a
fine fall of rain here to-day. It will prob
ably save the corn crop, which was dry
ing up. Wheat in this section is nearly
all harvested the crop will be about a
fair average
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-10

Of discoveries among the oOuntless hurl-
inc worlds that make turmoil in the
mighty wbstes Of space that stretch Their
-olcmn solitude, their unimagsnabIe
yastness billions upon billions of mile
away upon the farthest verge of teiS-
scopic, till ~ comparison the little
vault We used to..gaze at on Earth, shall
seem like rendered phosphOscen fab Of
spangles which some tropical yoyagyes
meow stirred into life fora .inale instant,
and which ten thousand miles Of phO.-
phore.cent seas and tedious lap-e Of
time had since dimini.hedtO an incident
utterly trivial in hit recollection. Chill
dren occupying seats AT the hr.t table
vii! be charged full fare.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
American shipbuiiding.

The report of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
recently presented to Congress, gives the total
number Of American vessels as 3a,672 with n
tonnage Of +,6sS,os6, being an increase Of 2ss,-
$50 tons over that of 1872. Daring the year
ending June 50, 1873, there were 2,2Il vessels
Of all classes built, with total tonnage Of $780,
s46 or these, tweu,y-six were iron steamers,
OF twenty-six thousand tons. The increase in
ship building during the past year is attributable
10 the removal OF duties on the various articles
used in their construction, and TO the decrease
Of shipbuilding in England, owing to the enhanced
cost Of iron and coal. The building Of iron
steamers is a new business in America, but the
vessels already completed and in service have
given so great satisfaction, that it is probable 1t
will rapidly increase. The amount of tonnage
employed 10 the whale6shery has largely de-
creased. the figures showing Isl vessels. Of A.
$50 tons for 1873 against 2l1 vessels for 1871
OF the total, l4S are owned in New Bedford,
aud 10 in New London, the balance being divided
among various ports Il now appears quite pro-
bAble that before july 1874, the total of Am
eriean tonnage will exceed five millions TONS
what it was before the late civil war 1t would
increase more rapidly bat for the fact that the
best vessels built il America are Immediately
purchased or European account, often before they
are launched, and take foreign registers and flags.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
Oar New Volume.

With this Issue We commence Volume Of
the GAZETTE, In order TO have the volumes COM
uesce and terminate with the year We dropped
Ne 81 in the las, volume, making il 10 consist
Il sRy-oae instead II f,'y-two papers Bat this
change will be 50 acceptable 10 all subscribers
iha, We dld not hesitate TO adopt IT. Although
this paper and the printing establishment dc not,
as vet pay their czTreat cost, but have proved 50
far loss 20 the lessee still the circulation OF the
paper has steadily gained, and the Affairs Of The
once have 50 much improved, that we hope to
see change SOFA in this respect. Like every
other hEaaeh, the printing sOi Publishing hosi-
ness has Is, the hard lines throughout the sTouP
WI.h The opening year we look for an improve
meat in every trade. We hardly need 10 call at
Ieaiioa to The change which has taken place IL
the GAZETTE during the PAsi yeA-. Oar aim hss
been ana wiIl coa,isae 10 be, 10 keep il fully up
10 the tines giving al the asUs-lcca. Or foreign
which is necessary 10 keep every Subscriber
vel posted regarding The changes constantly
o; the leading topics Of ioresu news val ooasinIe
10 be 8 feature Of this paper. To DO ihis
well, Requires great deal Of close application 10
reading al that appears o. The VARIOUS Subjects
;reSiei Of, 50 as 10 present it IN the bCie!esi,
cle@resi and mos; Ineligible manner possible
oea II preparing 81 article DO; longer thaa this
Ee have before q several colamus o. Glsca-iGni
ieleerans Or osher data spreading over zaoath :
Interval bat =. bearing On oae saoeci, the cream
o. Which mus, be sSimnei AMI worked orer iaio
iss Ines which tel The whole story IA briet.
Those sbo Subscribe for iAe GAZETTE say be
sure Of gelung pretty much all the earreat meas
and what ne leave CIT isat worth re&iiag. In
sao-t, We iatead 10 make the GAEsrTE $ ;rGihfal
ard live pApes. IAoss who psy ~ edo.I2s
ca &c; !, fas Oae ye4s for FIN nOcLAES Fo'
th5s saa, the aEaoani Of reading ul=isss which uv
faEaisA Us oo,eass each week q GO ealaaas :
year is equAl to tao thousand co;avo pages
Which pocld east, Il Pria,ei IN book fo.Ea, froz
Ten 70 tusniy dollars,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

great attention, and spend greatlsams oil money
and offer large areas Of land for the encourage
ment Of immigration, and by these measures in-
crease in riches and lower. sometimes with al
most incredible rapidly. Let US all who love our
born and adopted
look forward TO the growth OF our prosperity, to
the pernaneuey Of our independence. adopt an
Intelligent and liberal sentiment in regard TO the
rest Of the world Let US open our gates to all
men that they may come with their abundance,
with their knowledge and skill, their strong arms
and willing hands FOR the enriching OF our land
and ourselves. Let US give them homes,eads out
Of our areas Of appropriated lands, Let US make
them citiaens and coanirymen, and share equally
with them our blessings OF political rish, AID
freedom. Then will the blessing that eometh to
all rivsrs. come 60 Us, In giving much we shall
receive more We shall become strong aud rich,
The glory Of kingdoms. which is in the number
Of their peoples. shall be ours. Ships from every
part Of the world shall bring produce to our
shores. aud we shall become the metropolis OF the
mia-eeean, where all nations shall stop for re-
freshren, and for barter. The Hawaiian race
shall be saved from extinction and the Hawaiian
tag from ign0miny. $ b DOLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

TEE HAvNIkN CklENDAS ~hloh ve insert OF
she f-ss rage. nil be found useful 70. reference
as It gives The names q al the principal officers
Of the government ui,h the positions vhish they
hold, To readers Hsiag abroad il may De neoes-
cary 10 slate that or iOrn q government IS s
coaS,i,uiioaal monarchy. in which the sovereign
SECURES his rseb; either hs-eais-lly q By chose
6. The legislative Assembly, Oar present Raier
King LUNAIuo was elected almost unanimously
6zsi by : popular vote O. The people and sabss-
qasB,ly by The legislative Assembly. He has
10 children. ba; has the right 10 s&ne his hear
and saocsSSo-, and il Is hoped tia; be uIIl DO So
The &auual CO tot maintaining the government Is
sboa; foar hundred Thousand dollars, which Is
raised, a8ehAli Or duties OF forescl imports, and
the h&i4nee by direct taxes OF re2l aa1 personal
F7cPersy. iIoeases, Poli-.ax, Sc Foreign inpo--
taiioos pay mostly ter PEI cent daily OF the IL
VICE v@lHs- Tie TAX O. rc&l and personal p,o-
perry Is one-half q che per cent 81 the assessed
v4laziioa, Generally speaking. The taxes are
liChi as regards Foreigners, and barieasome on
natives, As they average over seven dollars psr
bad q the entire FaPaiAiioo. ~tioh, ACCORDING
10 TIE las, ceaSos taken IN ls9s numbered S.,
So. q which aamss, 1851 were aalves and
hzE breeds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
The North Pacific wAaII.. Fleet.

Tie rscr1itinE sezs0o i pou oEsr and The YES
sel= 81 the Ees; have Al sailed, excepting tzo %
thsir usz rOy1gss for sn0ihsr year. The lists
~ticA We saszrs below show that O., Of The
ihi-ss+srs Et1lsrs Easeh visi;ei tia Arctic
i=saiy reiuresd TO this ps.t- and sfisea went TO
SI1 Frzncsca. Supplies AZ iaiz p9rt haze besa
annie az cheap, she-sh zos oFz-=bGn61at il
Eol,3 be os1isr If stiy-9Eners Eozld hare n
sa5s-s;zrdiaz with ibsir agents hare regarding
supplies for shs5r resssls- Il =oaii save anDeo=S
SAT- osslrs zos loss FO- iaz;zaoe, potatoes ard
tread have so1siiaas bs=a ordered iron S1a
FrEaszsoo tx particular strs. Etsz sach sapriss=
are 9eiaiszbss mach cheaper hsrs- Nosey bss
been se4-ce TEL zhtle-z drafts ksFs co1aao5eS
: Fraalan al two p= c=oi- uitbs1; cou1iszsons-
The sEIs 5-sHn f0- darlaz The pas; s=esoz Wiz
1rs-zgs abosi FIRE ttsGszoi 10 eseh Tesssl,
and those who ne coap=.s1i TO saE- inform Ia
lhGi Al Do Osbsr PoCt EOaid ih= expenses hare
o.sso 50 5ghs a here Tbs-s h1z bsss coass5s--
z5ls repairing. AZ q Which kzz b=s1 speedily
AID FrOnpsl. ds1s- The f9IOEiag l. Isl q The
F=ssz4= Es1-a szTs VISITED ikl= ps-s=
FL SELs0S, 1S7s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

the amounts sold and consumed on The various
islands Of the group. it swells the total product
70 about s4OoOooo million pounds. The guam
ty in store in this city at the close Of 1888 was
70, far from 5000 kegs. or about 100000
mounds. Thus does the leading product OF our
group gradually develop, notwithstanding the
narv drawbacks which il has encountered, aud
the low price il has realized this year. The crop
Of 1872. which amounted TO about l1.eeO0ee
hounds. Melted an average Of six cents per pound.
or saw 81 1000. While that OF 1873, 50 tar as Is
spown. vii 10, neltoyer four cents, or total q
5000 600 Il Is evident iha, Il our sugar Is to be
sent to San Francisco for a market, the darker
grades. Ma. IL and under must in futurc Re man
afae,ured. This quality rays light duty and
serves Tor refinery use Though there has been
a slight advance in the price OF sugar N that
market, il is no, probable iha, il viii be MAN
tainea during the yesr. Could our plantations
make contracts with the San Francisco rehneuss'
saeh as were offered TO them lev years since,
we feel confident, il would be the hes, arrange
men, Tor both parties ana resuli in larger profits
to all concerned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
Princely Hrunificcnce.

English papers record two muDi6cent gifts
lately made by Scottish gentlemen-boih to the
Free Church of Scotland. One is that of Mr.
james Baird. the welLknown iron manufacturer
Of Auehmeiden, who has recently made over to
body Of trustees, to be called the Baird Trust,
the sum Of two and half millions of dollars
(s5c0o00l 10 be applied to the promotion of
Christian knowledge among all classes. through
The agency of the Church of Scotland. An
Other sun OF $4,000 ts55.OO0) has been left
to the Free Church Of Scotland BY Sir David
Baxter. to Be devoted to the advancement OF
heneSo,enoe and of home and foreign missions.
Both these gentlemen are living. and have chosen
10 Be- their own executors and to see their be-
ueyo!ent plans carried into execution. This Gus
tom Is becoming more frequent, and it is not un-
common to hear Of such princely gifts as those
of Geo. Peabody. Ezra Cornell, Peter Cooper,
snd others. who have founded institutions which
vii preserve their memories fresh. long alter
their families nsy have become extinct and for
gotten The ease with which wealth is nova.
days acquired. through fortunate Investments IN
manufacturing or mercantile pursuits, or by
rapid rise in the value Of real estate, has made
thousands wealthy, in Europe and America
Z Even among car own former or present island
residents there are some who have been equally
prosPetoas ~ accommodating fortunes. the founda-
lions Of which we're laid in this city and its CON-
msroe- What blessing i, might prove to the
present and fa;nre population OF these islands. If
some one of these could be inspired 10 devote u
I por;iO1 Of bis wealth 10 the ereeiioa aud endov-
meat Of some pablo building. of the character
Of The Cooper Insti;Gte in New York, which
might serve s. 81 sthene1m. With all its attrac-
hons Of public library. reading-room. museum.
lecture ball free to all Of every class sod nation.
/ Or. perhaps TO the endowment of some existing
library Institution Could sc bat record such a
pri0oely gift IN connection with the name Of
Hs00exeI. Brewer, Robinson. Aldrich, Hack
I fed. Austin. Wilcox. Piikiu. Bishop. or Makee,
| il might be u1ou1neni which would enblazon The
name Of It's donor, and keep j, IN fragrant men,
or a. long as the nosuiains Of Hawaii continued
I Et9Fe tse blSe waters Of the Pacific
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07

A sktrHlc aooouut Of the last trip made 10 the
summit crater Of Mama LoS. as described BY W.
". HAlI. Esq viii be found on oar ioarth page,
This lofsy volcano, located nearly fourteen thou
sand feet above the sea has now been in confirm
oas soiion twelve months, having commenced On
the 7lh Of January, 1873 Daring the autumn
previous (Aucus; and September, lSssl. il was
ia temporary action. bat ceased after leu weeks.
when !, commenced again As above stated wear
$50 io-iay NJ. Han had the good fortune 10 he
able to descend into the orAis-. and examine the
Surroundings Q; The nes eruption, which be has
vel described
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07


- ISLaNlS-In Probate In the matter Of the Is
tate Of ANTONIO MARIA, late Of HoEoiuiu. deceased
Order Of notice Of PETITION for allowance Of dis
eszrss and final distribution Of property At Chamber
before Nj Justice WidenlAnn-
On reading and fling the petition and acnounts Of Manuel
de silva Executor 81 the Wal OF Antonio Nara late Of
Ho1ousu deceased wherein he asks % be allowed 1851 90
and charges himself with 1851 -, and aSks that TIE same
Be examined ard approved, and that final order
may b made OF distribution Of the property reaning IN
his hands p@rSoas thereto eare ard dscharEng
him and his s1rss from all further responsibility such
Its ordered that THU ReDAT. The 18th DAY Of IAN
UARY, A D. 1874 at 10 O'Clock N, before the sid Jus
toe a. Chznor IN The Court H01s Honolulu. Be and
the hereby = Appointed the time and pi1ce for
hez-zS sid PETITION and aeca-s- and tia; al In
sese may then and thers apPar and sbo~ any
they have why the sane shouId Dot Be granted and
p-ese1i evidence who entitled the said property
AID that order 10 the E<iisA and Hawaiian lznnA<eS
o= poolshet !, the Ha.raitaa G1s and kE0ko1 and IN
Oss printed and published in HO1olnlu- for
three sessve seks.PreTioos 70 the time therein
Pofnted fer szf1 hearing
Dated Hoool1iu. H /, 18th dsy Of December,
A d. l.-1 HERMAN A WIDENANN,
Attest: Justice Of the suprene Co1rt-
JxoL Z BkESAED. Deputy Cls-k- sss-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. j. COILS BROWNIES
Q LoHo0 YIN Il
IsIEK ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
l. TIE z1f1za5sG si4isz s.;s frrS pensy made, that
tss esz.=:liisn 0f cHLR0DYSB Is krsra 70 Ck-a-
ISIS K-a the &eiie1 t-gfeksiga- Tie fses l.. Chlo
rs5y1e zisegFtre3 xsi i1Featei By Dr. J. COL
LIS DE0NSE lex Array Medical Stzfl ]. 1ad 80
.le6 sr his 1.i Il As b2f7si all A.tea lis n zu8l
!szs ~ tie fra Chemists u tie 6z.- The zethod
AID ss--s; ef tie rreFzrziisn hare 1eFsr heea Pab
Etsd II il ebTiozs, therefore, tat ar.tsisg s7id
zHssr tie rIns, s.Ss d. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLoEnDlSE. a EYzzrioIE I1iiztior-
cLUTI1S--Yies-Chase<lis Sir " P H 0si stated
fhas Dr. Cells Browne ssdeabseiiy tks inrentor
Il Cslo-oSyne-
REMEDIAL ICES AND 4cTIoS
--sEs- rAs- CANS Ess. r--.s-s ne es--,s-i f-1c
sszsE q the q -.
bsE u8zs ss1;i-g E-y q ta1-< 1sES-asasi rssulis a.;
ts1el1e ne n. q seHn % 1n< gSaz nay lake ~ al
h1s VIA requisite Tkzzsd. e persia.
or -rrT.- e elects rad sSa1sr<si erres- While
eac1 .z- E-ls=s 70~s s1te.ETeT- 1sisr !; II
-.Hz SsEE-5=s ths fs5o~i.z zas-=--serz Dys-z-
f--T- DsErrbz Csis-s C1EEhf As1kr4 Ehezzzsis k-s-
-1-E--4 = sooSI.g cs1-a- Cra-aG Hgsfe-iA- d.
EITEaCTs FE9x MEDICAL eRfSIoys-
Ths Estz Bsz- EB-i z-sael raz-i-z-eS 70 fhe czes.
q Al. J 7 Dzrs--- iAa- be AAs -scsTss IL
s t- -tr- Il. r-r3y 81 az. service u
Czsldz-z Va CI5LQzQDTyL-szs L1zs1 D.<- "a 1854
Dr. LGxe Ers5 Niss5.z-y I7ss r.J.s<rs fDc 1853
thai zs-iT -Fs-F = css-z n rhsrs Dr. c0LIIs
sES~KEs caLoEOoTSE a1=lass-.=sz- Ia EGsie=s
-s1gFe--S-
Er-ra.z s-sz EsssaI TE.r y1- l. --cssarssyrs 10
Prescribed ~ s,sr=E q c-zao41z .sSHl f-zc51csrz- o.
-E1-rss Hns 4 fino. -
Ez--Hr- f-s@ ssa-szl Ea4-a q Hsat4 Lsoa1s
szs.ss r1s. Z fAs r.zH.y eE-Ds- zr-ikly
u-Ee =. aseessisy & a11Fri,E !. in A. r.sesf'
Gil tssy ss 60. $50. ls, o1srrs.-
* ass4i-ai s=s-saaay .r-1cz sz-sss s4rA bsf-1.
sase K1141azzzr.r. J.T.DAyExPoRI.
u ersa. Eu---E g. Basaan.s-ury, Loozos-
esiz n Ea-f1as a Ia IA "a 3D. E.< e. 81
ar-u-s \ Ssy Tsrt- y Il sczIEI-1 Ca .se ! C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
lished in the papers Of that city, but we supply
such data as we have been able to gather:

lished in the papers Of that city, but we supply
such data as we have been able to gather:
IIsr OF wHaIrRs ARRIVED AT SAN FRAScrscc,
FALL SEASON, ISIS:
Oct si-rsrs rlc-eacc. Williams so hhls
Nov Shark Midas iiNmilL so hbls oil. 6oso Ne bone.
Nov. S-srs Helen Mar cOOu, 80 ss,. c 400 rs sOne
NV s-Rsrs o.mfn. rulvrr, 90 se', e' 5000 n. soa.
Nov ie-Russ bark rusAr Williams. iico bsl, o. 1900
y. hoae
Nov. iashP ,irrs Ferry, owea, 100 ssis o 50 sS'
Nov. ieSIs.re Java. Kelly. 80 ssl. oil, 1000 rs boae
Nov. loRark lave Oak, wheldou loo hels sperm, 800
Nc. is~Ship MaFeas Barnes. So ssl. Gil 5000 rs hone,
New Ia BARK Sea Rrec-e, Weeks 400 ss,, Gill; scoe ms
hone Leo Ms livery.
No, is-Rsrs Isai-. Nye iiSo ss. o 90 rs bone.
eco ~ ivcgy.
Nov, Is-R.rs Alaska Fisher, $50 ss,, whale 500 rs
Nov sissip 81. seOrev Knowles $50 sss whale, 5000
rs hcne,
Nov si-RarA Nit wCa.,Ou Mitchell $50 Dbl, OIL 1000
Nov ss-R.rs r-Osress pOwaeu, Iicc hs,, o 1900 n.
eOae. 4cc Ne ivNsy
Only two whalers have sailed for home: the
Nautilus, Capt, Smith, from this port. and the
Midas, Capt Hamill. from San Francisco. The
bark r W. Wood and ship Syren also sailed for
New Bedford, taking full cargoes of oil and bone
shipped by the feet which visited this port As
yet We hear Of no new whaers being fitted out in
New Bedford for the Arctic, but the probability
is that the fleet, which will cruise in the Arctic
and oshotsk next year. will consist of about the
same number as this year-thirty-6ve.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.


SIPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Isl2nts-In PrObate- Island Of OAHU Hawaiian Isl
ants. in the matter Of the Estate Of JOHN HURST
THOMPSON, Of Honolulu. deceased Order appoint
ing time for Probate az VIII and directing publication Of
notice Of the sane
Of John Hurst Thompson deceased, having the
-. day Of October A. d Is7S been presented 10 said Pro-
&nd petition for the probate thereof for
the ISSUANCE Of Letters TestamentAry to sAREPHA AIDE
line THOMPSON and CHARLES T GULICk. having
been 6iei BY r. II Stanley Attorney for petitioners
II s hereby ordered, that MONDAY. the 36th DAY OF
JANUARY, a n ls74. st 10 O'Clock " of said day At
Cort Room Of said Court at Honolulu in the Island OF
Oahu H l. be. and the IS hereby appointed the
log proving sid VIII and hearing said application.
when and where any person interested may appear and
the said VIII and the granting Of Letters Tesla
enEary. Is further ordered thai notee Thereof be
gwen BY publication for three Successive weeks in the
EaEr-iGs newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu And Is further ordered citations be
sued 10 the subscribing witnesses 70 SAID VIII and to the
heirs and the mother Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Of the
tesAtor In writing to appear and the probate Of
said W.T. at the time appointed.
p@ted Honolulu, H L, October =, Is-1
ALFRED = HARTwELI-
Aftess: Justice Of the supreme Court
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-07
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