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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28

IL to use and care of arms and ammunition.
making and using traps, snares and nets, and
batting; preserving. stretching, dressing and
dying skins and furs fishing, etc. so engravings
90 cts. Dog Training Guide, tells how to train
sporting. watch, shepherd and trick dogs, etc..
25 cts. TaXidermist's Manuel, so cts. OF book
sellers or by mail. JESSE HANEYl& CO., 119
Nassau-st., NY. 13l-l59
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28

For latest styles of Fall Hats go to II.
5. Paddick's, No. 22l superior ST., Cleve-
and, .. 63 II 122,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28
in this connection, very truthfuny says iu

in this connection, very truthfuiiy says in
recent arIicle:-
THE temperance orders have failed to
banish wine from fashionable society, but
they have helped thousands TO escape
from its fascination. ana shown that true
sociability can be had without 1t. The
present movement will likewise fail In eX-
tirpating an evil which has almost become
organic in the world, but it may succeed
in arraying the morality and religion as
we'll as the respectability OF Society
against it. and adding one more barrier
to the saving restraints of health and vir
tue. And this Will be worth all it costs"
Apr0p0s of the substratum of facts re-
required, we find the following statistics
in a late exchange. In a comparative
statement of the relative cost of liquor and
food and clothing, the figures of the census
table for 1870 show that the former cost as
follows:
Imported aud domestic dis
titled and spurious Ii
Brewed and fermeuted liqu-
ors .--...--.--....- III. 900 900
Imported wines .. 5000 600
Domestic wines .....-.-- 5000 900
Total 81 ,4s7 600 900
To the above the compiler adds $40, ,oo0,-
600 more for lawsuits, crimes and other
expenses resulting from intoxication,
making the total cost for liquors in a sim
gle year $1,573, 491 ,s65, an amount about
one-quarter less than the total debt of the
United States at the president time. Now
as to food and clothes. The census report
for 1870 gives the following:
Flour and meal - $3.50. .0OO, 900
Cotton goods. ds.........-...... 115,00O,0O0
Boots and shoes. es............. 90,000,00
Clothing 10,0O0.OOO
Woolen goods ..-.,...,....-... 10000, 900
Total. 1855, ,0OO, 900
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28
STOCKS,
COMMERCIAL,
PAINESVTLLE IN ARKET.

February 81, 1874.
Below we give whatever changes have taken
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28
GRAND MASS MEETING

Every day at 10 O'Clock, at the
new YORK CHEAP STORE,
Where we will sell the following goods
stgreatly reduced prices.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28

ASK your neigbbor who keeps the larg-
est, best ana cheapest stock of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers in Painesville.
137-l39 TIP. WHITE.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28
L. s. Il III. s. r. r.

Il further notice:
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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-28

UTOODMAN A RRANCH-DEALERS
w in all kinds of Pine and Hemlock Lum-
ber, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Dressed Flooring
Siding, &C. Office 300 State ST., Panesyille, o. 155
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

A TRAGEDY At SEA-AH account has reached the
.Tol7laz Csei-l Of Lima, PERI, reporting fright
fal tragedy OF the bigh seas On June 5 the italian
vessel Napoleon Camarere SAILED from Macao, With
crew Of 40 1eu, COS coolies for Cailao, and 500
packets Ct fireworks. AMER lapse II two days the
Interpreter discovered plot among TIE euigrsnts
10 seize the ship. TIE captain Immediately ordered
oue-haf Of them 70 Be confined il the hold but the
next day those Who remained % deck armed them
selves with kuives behaving pins, pieces Of wood,
IN short, anything ;hey could lay their hands OF,
sud attacked the crew, ~ho defended themselves
with uasketz and rsvolvers- The coolies then
assed themselves ca the forecastle and SCI ere to
tie vessel, h0piug that TIE cre~ would set work
Il ;he pumps TO eztiuguish the flames. During that
time they bad also freed their comrades and murder
Cd the few sailors they could get hold CT The
captain, seeing What they were doing, ordered the
boats 70 be lowered ard lei the ship With the re
usiader Of his men Some sailors WHO renamed on
board With the doctor. the magazine maa, and the
Interpreter we're uuable to prevent the flames from
reaching the fireworks, and the ship blew 10, scat
tsriug TIE faguents q the uztiueers In every d.
rectI0a under the very eyes Of the escaped ereE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

which, lev huudred years ago, sent all ehusiep-
dom Gown upon their knees Whenever comet bisrcd
seruSS the sky. Many Butts
The apostle Peter was somewhat amaEed at the
wiiherlng Ofthe g tree and Mary Butts Is also amar-
Cd al sirius faith The ueraoce Of COR Savionrto
Peter may answer eorrvspodent's first question.
" For verify say unto you. that wAosoever shah
say unto this mouutsin, be thou removed and be
thou cast into the sea; aud shall not doubt 10 bis
hesr;, but shah believe that those things which be
saith SHALL come 10 psss; he shall have whatsoever
he ssith," Oar correspondent viii see that the
question o. aith 10 God is the on,y one for discus
sioD, and We doRe, much 4 heightened disputa-
tion viii Increase her's.-Ep1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Fox TIE FIowERr LASD-By the bark Garibalti
which arrived yesterday from Oregon, en- route TO
ChiuA, number % Chinese residents take passage
Tor trP hone. We trust that their impressions Of
Hawaii are szeh IS vii lead them 10 return here
amer short season, and that their infzence VII
lead &c the immigration Of others OF their country
men. The prosperity Of this Kingdom depends
naiuly upon an iucrease Of EorSiug hands; without
them future Is Ike tale that Is told. Let
the treatueut OF oar isoorers be such Is the Gold
en Rule inculeztes and let the Governneut supple
neui this treatment with assistance from the immi
grafton iund to actual settlers, and we shall have
made considerable progress towards rsviving our
main Industries
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16


usrrY they uh1 rruluce What in general demand
- ....l -. 49,. r,-.-..r- y. ~. -.
g us c1usutrp,ou u These cf1ucs = zlt g. 90
..a.s 900, 80 80 - ,---.-- /, - Ii. i,
-f-- 49, s~4- $3.50 ny st0-a
lale tens ard New SCuth Wales to hut sti he-e
VII L. r, fr rn-r rute-rse In ri. t-eet-- hrfr III.
t..-s-- A - q. -..r..s O.. ..-,. ., -, -. -.
--- - s-tf-T ~ ---t --f'''N 49, NV " y
adac1 @ tlc tN alruy siEie 90 oeltf q Neu Zealand
Mr. Mackav savs that az the r-r-rt rts q urauctir
- H. 80 .. ..., -. =, -,
- 49,
tons trc1Spy ~ that time Tie NA7ruce aud kchnno1
-iF give 10 1o1 r,-s II l. uor ID ~ s,-sl fbt sch
-. -, a. .s.. - a.. .-,.s-..s- = - Il -, !
& y - ~ 80 ~
well 1d,d O. b uuch u TIE Nort1eru tcrrtcry- To
rta tv he-~ vii l. SUGAR ars tassn ~ th-r ass rits
-, , p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
ICenmGuicassd-I
Spiritual Science Continued.

Ne EDIroR-A short letter appeared IL the 2, c.
AG-s-fiss- Of last week over the Signature Of 81
rms which Dramatically proel4ius to the World
that the Enciouae4 sky Ct the ssh inst the er-
ssi ofspecaI prayer earnestly offered By several per
sous in Hoool1lu-" Now Il Sirius Or Dog star
or arE Other Dan, thiakz best to believe that his
prayers 10 co1iGnetioa WIKI those Of several other
persons. 50 eessicafed the western heavens o. the
afternoon Of the Ssh isss. 70 prevent any eolse
tou Of risisIe vsPor Tiers well and good Instances
q d. prayers are rot unkoEu. But Ehen be
makes the ea-fns sssertfsz that tie clear SKY vas
the rezalr Of the P-syers Of seyeral issITisuaz,
thiuk the Pablo has right to demand that he fur
uish the proof
VIM yuzr permission, M Editor, VII ask 81
riusf few serious gueztioss. Does God ever inter
fs-e With the known physical Avs Of the UniTerse
or Of this uHaea1e spberSs Take The lzE Of graTi-
tatiou for exanple- II several Persoas were 10
earnestly prsy that Puuch Bowl iii night Be raised
ID ans foated esntly throggh the air. over the city
Of Houolulu. and dumped Iuto the ocean sb0zt Eve
miles from shore. Eoul6 God interfere with the law
for The purpose Of answering those prayers. Or
take the law q optics SzVPose "a sIrius.'' with
whole congregation a. the p0ysr-ueefiaE some
dark uconless night we're 70 unite 10 praFlnE tE1t
J-pfter ni-tt Ii-tt heir ho1- Esra way Eiie Al
the efEI-s1cs and glory q The frA 1oon- rave
NJ nv reason 10 beIieve that God would interfere
with the law regulating the s1o1uf Of light ne re-
cefTe from thai planet, and Increase i thous1nc
fold for hzr1an can1iort or couTe1ie1crE an CA
fe<1t thai sirils VI seriously 80. -is--S
TAI L uouIt be absolute fsy 10 present these Peit
TORS. II IL then be folly to AK sod 70 interfere
4, re actu5u Of rhose laws watch re know 70 Be
nred and f11znf11l-. WY IS i any less folly 70
xu-t min ID interfere With the laws reguIatu the
stare of the araospterSs which are co1ntless IS
fauztabIe As a1E otser PhFzical EaEs- altao1<h In
TIE preSszr state of scienfifc kroSl=ege theT are
not 50 rhoru1ztiy understood.
Iuzst say that this prayinE for fne weather ard
rrnviur for rain. seems - ne 70 be nothizg mare
thar ! relic Of that izzorz1ce and szFerstiiio1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Phases Of the Noon for the Month Of Dee. 1874
FKrrNKEp ~ carr. psStrt sxrru
HONOLULU MEAN rlNR
HoNOLULU MEAN r1NF.
'TNE Sun GISIN0 AND SETTING
COMuERCIAI..



1useIyi,y he rueral fsature n business circles
aBd the usual summer deness sireay prevails upoa the
strgets Nothing Interest has sznspsa since CUR lasi
issue
re Nksdc fru Syauey, arrived ca the I'm, sna sailed
ursia TIE aay f Francisco taking ssiaii gan-
tty o. freight and few passengers frv1a tins port. oar
news fc-l Australia fuu ssi-f.ctoy reesrls l.
LAM prolcs Sugss sin low and better rrcrs cannot
b. sel Or. ana ia his couuecoa vould call ihs
utt-asr rea8srs his eolpza takeu
frou she Syiue, N1i ~ Ncv. q.
ne An b. Gsribaid- Capt Moves ssc arrived os he
iith tsys f-cm Prtsnd orgua cn.igurd t. C. Brewer
C.. shs r1uir Or CANA hsviaS o1e huuarri
Cti se pzsseuge-s boar rhe Gsrhaii sails t-ay and
taAss fs herv twenty ogvht aud about thirty
pkss-nEe--
ne departures the past vr-k vii b. uoscrs under the
prsr hesa tho important vaca ship Syren
Csrg Brsscu Nsv Bcli1 wiki esgs vsluea Bs4ry
S9loco.
H. tuiai sucunt u exports during the ru WEEK aracuut
% SlzlSJ4 out q this We have TIE q sSiass f,r
dlasssc exports ne expora o. len his port Or the
day the l1-a Inst for New Bsafrd Syassr Asa
Nici1-ia. B. C.
TIE Ar whaling bark J5srrh Maxwell has hesa con-
deaasl and VII b. sod Tuesday the - INST
f1r the be1v6t 81 vheci is ziAy cOuc~-u-
TIE mail sieamsr Ma-grvgo- i u5a faiiy due fruz San
Fraa1sco, aud may Be expected any unouieut.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

MULsERKr TKEEs.-Bat little attention is paid to
the cultivation Of the Mulberry in these islands yet
IL Is well known TO be one Of the handsomest ard
most lo1g lived trees. Il IS said that about two
huudred aud any years sgo-ssy in l624-Jbe poet
John MiJou, then boy Of Is, planted some nUl-
berry trees At vicarsge il England. They were
cared for by the vicar and 10 course Of time grew to
Be aus trees They are now ali dead from age bat
one, and that, tbough beArUS, is in falling coudi-
tiou. Two Centuries aud = hall may &c taken as
the extreme age orthis tree in Euriaud.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

PsrcoNErEr. -oa Thursday evening AZ The la
Wsiian Hotel, Mr. Riee will exhibit The wonders Of
"Niod-rvading," 50 ealled, BY numerous tests aud
experiments. Favorable eoiiers Of NJ Rises exhi-
billions have from tus TO tiae appeared il Caliior
uia papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
THoS. C. THRUM
VIII Issue rs Early as possible after
January IsI.
THE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC
ANNUAL FOR 1875,

A HANDBOOK OF VALUABLE INFORMA-
N Ton % matters relating % the Hawaiian Islands,
orgn and selected Of interest % Merchants Planters
Tor-z-s and Others, eous2zzs-ri-h tie Caeadar-shs
the q the sz-s rnE ard serlg for each day ard The
Moons Phsses Tabie Of Money vzf1e. Register o. the
Court. OEcial ard Other Ocsrs soGeaes. &C. Czs;on
HoCse Tahies NstsorooEal TASTES LIS q Isazd Ferns
ceusEs Of the Isia1ds 4nl TIE principal ToEushiPs HIS
tory cfthe sugar Inrsy and Tabss ia coEnecou here
~ish Decaseacs Of Farzrzzs wocas s7gsthsr Win
osher lzz+zsrs q Iz1sres-
WIKI a tie low prcs q so Cents not only here bus
asruaa makes dssi=zsss sfvsr-sizs neIu1l- for
which United spaca WI Be Devoted
Eay apPEraaozs fsr space and orders f1r copies 90
Erf-ed
Orders frun abroad INST Eacass possass. and Be
Ezi=ss5 n szzFs- Attzsz.
THOs- 6. THRTM,
szdo1er ard Views Dealer,
81 HGuoialz- h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

QrzEN's HosrgrAL-By u0tice in another column,
1t ~iil oe seen that meeting fibe Trustees OF the
above establishment Is Ordered on the IT,h last.
tan atlsnaanee IS Specially reaasslsa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

~ The Regular examination OF Oahu College
vii oec0c on THURSDAY afternoon ard Friday Of
this week. The patrons ard friends Of the College
invited to attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

sf- The Mikado arrived on saturday morning
last and hen port al halfpas, ave P N. having
taken In about three hundred tons Of freight This
speaks well for the facilities We oarr shipping.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
ShipplnE Memoranda
IMPORTS.

Frn Syiaer Auckland per stnr Nisain Dec l3s ksEs
tuttsr Qr-r; lee l1. scap 81 baz bark HackteE 4
O.; ] btls f-alasr. Z L v i.la-ns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEArRE- On Saturday even
ing next an operate performances will take place
at tue Theatre, when Mrs.. P0meroy, assisted BY Mr.
Berger aud other artists, Will appear A California
paper says: Mrs POmeroy Is an aS;iSt Of the 6rst
class Her art VAS not acquired BY study. Her
genius Is inherert'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

- There VII be special raee,ing q Mechanic
Engine Co No. ?. thls Wednesday, evening, a,
IS O'clock A f0il attendance IS requested, as ba.
siuess Of importance VIII Se transacted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

e Among the passengers By The Miksao, are
SIR jas Ferguson, hate Governor OF New Zealand,
and rbOs- Russell, ESQ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

IoIANI CoLLEsE--we are requested by the Bish-
oP Of HouoHu TO state that the boys Of his school
will receive their prizes on Tuesday. Dee 22d, at
P. NJ There viii be reeitsi.ous and sioging IN The
Han aud athletic sports Afterwards 10 the adjoining
grounds. All visitors Sill be welcome
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
NOTES OF TnR EEI1.

* The Fair al the Lecture Rooms effort Street
Church on Thursday evening last, aeitea S7OO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

FAsHIoS--A rev ri composed o. paper stars, and
worn 90 the hat, is now the rsge with Hawsiiaus,
msle and female, in Houolulu to the disadvantage,
20 doa6t. Of the aoWerl ri business For several
days past rarious-oolored papers have been much
sought ater I; Is probable that The occurrence Of
The receut transit Of Venus suggested the style OF
this new wreath
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

81 The ueW Church just completed at Lahaina,
By 'hr Anglican Nilsson, ~ili ID " be consented
BY The Bishop OF Honolalu 90 Dee. Slst, at Il A NJ
The Church will be dedicated 10 the Holy Iuuocents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

AucrIoS SALES.-Mr. Adams sells to-day a lot Of
s1oiee gOOds, and on saturday next real estate on
NaHaskeA street ard il Hauakela.-,he latter for
merry The residence OF Dr.. Hatehison
-Ou Saturday evening. Mr. Barlow viii offer a
great variety OF articles suitable for Christmas gins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

e The noaihly meetsng o. The Y NJ C Asso-
citation OF H0nolalu win be hela on Friday evening,
Dec 18th. fui attendance Is requested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE IYCETH

THE LTCEUM.-IosEPH MOORE. OF RICK
nord college. Iada=a- XII. DIV hold relsous ser
vice suuy the eqth and =t Instant and Jaaaa-y
Al are Invited 70 attend.
Dec IS rs-4 sfsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

he totAl ss-ber of church zsabe-s Il the Unitsd
safes is About twenty-five u11ians- OF these the
Ms-hodlsts aunber SIS 2cs BaPszsts. E,ssa.Is5
PrssbytsrAus. 3.sss.2+4 cougrvgats1al. liz ,zI2i
Roman Cab se. $50 81; EpsseoPaI. ssI.osI- Thas
Il VII Re sen that zo-s thaa rsirsssz z1lo1s ar
ecuusetsd Ei-h the krst three 6snaziaatisns Eea-
toned IA Roman Ca1hslics hare Ieas thza tive
CgmEuric1rrH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

r. We are Indebted TO Captain Noyes, Of the
ship Gsriealei. for late Porilaud papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Notice Against Trespass,

80 ALL PEESOES ARE HEKEBT WARY
- Ed a-lzs- ES2A sST.tf t1e Las q = Al ,
-9-PAL EAErT ANU "A ETETNCr Ar EACP0.
srz1-e Kazpo. Eas- Nzzi ne p1ssesoa q tae
esrSg1eL Thcse GoilE vi Dc Elsis rrosec1roE.
rrE A cEr-ze A - sd La,1F VI Be
izpo1-5et s5rzhEf-h AIEEE 4 ECSSELL
Kzz7o, East 1[1zs- SEP =. 1874 81 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
PASSENGERS.

Fruu utlsua-i PRS per Efszsa. Dec 15-Azr1ua
Ra--r w Saii-h- BluuEun azE ztf= L WE1uz- P
Goes, 2 CrgUuin1srE. and : seck-
F1r y ndE-E-t Purtz. per se1r KIaasA- Dec HI Z
Hi1-hcucs. Elek1-i. c I ttrua aan " c RH-ks. G
Bud g BCu1, Zoo Wuser- Nsirr 6 " MA-Erizae- J
? Sas1u CrVwnageerg. and aacut e. isrE-
F-ou ARA tad syauer. per ssur NTkEsn. Dec 11-N
Chany AID . uthsr p1sssnger fr Sal Erzcsco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

oKDER IN BANKECPrcr.-Au order in bankruptcy
issued from the Supreme Court yesterday. al the
instance u A. 5 Grieb1um 4 Co., creditors Of
Thomas Spencer. TIE Marshal is ordered to take
possession OF the goods. wares aud merchandise,
books and seeoUuis Of Thomas Spencer, and place
The sane under seal Marshal Parke proceeded to
Rilo in the Kiiauea to carry out the order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
list Of Advertised Letters

liol VI hutGluoOu l6tl6iS
WDEMAINING IN THE GENERAL. POS'
NN OFFICE. Honolulu, pcccuScr y. iS74
Anderson. Joseph fHihanE FISHER
Ambrose Benjamin keune,iy. John
Alcn. J kenogg. Channeey
Author. L
Andrews SsfnT4 ILluecon Abran
Adaus. VIM " Lyon. DrBH
Adams Charles ILeitn. T r
Anderson. AdOif tAaiAr aug Paul
Bennett &C lLofVcnbars, c
Bsigatman, jos lindblad, \
RrcoSs, Dr John
Bradley. Mr. Milton. Mrs Hattie
BeGuStou Peter Mason. VIA
Boruhod. e Miller Geo
BricgS. Abram G Mitchell
Brewster. Jos MarSien, James
Bsei. Geo Miskel. John
Bean WI Mason, Misses
Brvuioud. Victor Moore, Mr.
Blanehst RI Rev bishop MAthsen. John
Brown. John Men Nugent. CaptR
Brown JrmC Murray, + c
Broihead. Mons Mountain, Creg)
Bans. NsWcoub, pr VIM
Broad. Jas NOrihod ChAs
/ Burke Thomas Moves. T z
Northc0tt. Mr.
Courtney. GeODs Merton, Giles
cssiia. Mr. OsgOOd Charles
Case. Ms tirrie Orleans. samuel treso
I'ruft. Thomas
Cunningham Ro0t Phillips, Emily
Coleuge Geo Peter John
Christ. Root PsrSe, Thomas
Rice. Mrs
Davidson David Roberts. James
Dole Joseph Robe, IS John J
nennsy Up Roberts. James
Davis SamI IROderic, LOUIS
Donaldson. Russell Frederick
pusSaski. lRnmann. Rudolf
Duncan VIM ROberts. John
DrrSt Robinson, Benz 2
paws, Margaret Ross, GeOp
Reed, Geo
'''' swim, Mrs RObt
Frelins. &c senancsry.
Fisher Israel Suydsr. MCs
Foley, Patrick stafford Capt VIM
Finn, Capt smart, John
for BArstOw) sqgsrvS zY
French. Patrick schneider Mons
steel VIM
6;oraon. Geo &C Siverman. LIS
Gilman. Z; d swan VIM
Gooie. W Stevens, Thos W
Grant Henry ST
Gourley Mrs smart, CT
Goodness VIM simpson Preston
Gibbs. Schriever. Geo
Gitchel. Leander 'SyIes- Mr.
Gardner, R simpson, Ms y
Graham. wm 'Stranch r
Gliinsham. Henry ShenS. Geo
simpson. Mrs Louise
Hanson. Edward Smyth. Eugene OS
HanecS Daniel Starrstt Capt II A
Harris Benjamin ShAwhed. Richard A
Hsistesd James streets. Thomas II /.
HS<Sins William steel Saml ] req
HoIhoheu- r Spauliins, NessrS
Heia, VIM Schroeder, Charles
Hanson. Mr. sack, II
I'M. Walter c : schultz,
Hsnvsv, D 5 Turner, Aifred
HumphHes, Mr. Taylor. Sam1
Han John fTtnmpsln. II y
Harrison z W Tyler. Alouzo
'Thurston. Jos
johnson. Mrs C Randall Trip, John
johnson. II A
Jenny. II " Valentine. Smith
Jennings- Mr. lVasqueE- Capt Crespen
joaquin. John
Jaques Edwd y Wooden. Mary
Iehreys William . Wright G W
wafels, F
Kinney,
Psrsls nquirn for letters this list are requests
% ask for Advertised Letters.
A. P. BRICKWOOD,
IL Postmaster General
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Administrators Notice 10 Creditors.

III t-zs0r az ne es-z-s q J0HS BOOTH tzze q EEo1-
o1f7 deceased lziesEes. hsrrhT ru-y Al c-e-1-s q
ne zecszss % present tas- dams day authenticated
az6 VIA ne pruper Fu1chErs- ny cce- Ei-hl1
nonss f-o1 rs elss OF ny vi Be f1-gver barred
Haas,u,.. Is.A D.e.Hser.1s-a : 4 I 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

THOS. &. THRUNI,
Stationer, News Dealer and Book
binder.
Merchant Street Honolulu. Also-Stsucil Cutting En-
craving. oaliSraphy and Copying promptly executed
reasonable terms Silly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Notice

~ lie UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
u fnElrzs IL puhac taat NJ x RzEso1 isl--
e Is azrurs AID tias he has aE=nf il p he
euanrT- as & cHz EczAEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Notice

SPECIAL nEETTNG OF THE BOARD
~ q Trusaaes q TIE czee1's Eospfezl D bid
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
European

CCSsrNSrINcPLE, November Sth.-Despite Cover
meat measures IN Asia Minor, the famine continues
The kheive Of Egypt has sent to the dis ressed
district. Baker, the American Niaister Phillip Fran.
eiS, British eoasul general. ard VI. Se5eIs French
banke-. haye formed relief eonLailtee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

BERLIN November 4th.-The question in regard Il
the provi=eal representative BODY for Asace and Lor
raine Is being pressed for settlement As solution
assembly Of n0tabies, whose duty it shall be h al
wise the Inperal G0vernasat respecting the interest
Ct provinces.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

\ correspondent of the London Mems
writes: Berlin is fast outgrowing slow
matrimonial machinery. The diplomacy
of the mother and the harmless arts of the
daughter are giving way to the more sim
pie and more expeditions system Of matri-
monial agencies. An English reader
would have some trouble i'm conceiving
the progress made within a year or two
by that extraordinary business. and not
even German can forecast its future pos
sihilities. IL Is not enough that there are
women who. i'm seductive advertisements.
make known their benevolent purposes.
and who. in modest apartments and in
private way. bring the anxious together.
Not even the slender veil of that degree of
prudishness is now thrown over the traffic.
There are now great offices, with their
managers, their matrons, their lcdgcrs
and hierarchy of clerks. and which offer
applicants of either sex their choice from
two or three hundred candidates. They
issue their catalogues, like the old book
shops, and omit no important details.
Thus the candidates will be classified
something like this: - Two hundred and
fifty maidens from the Bourgeoisie. l1j
widows of the same class, 30 maidens and
widows from the aristocracy, with for
tunes. etc.;" and on the otl er side, 1900
gentlemen, merchants. and that class, 100
government officials, 30 country land
owners, etc" And recently the business