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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
Phases Of the Moon for the Mouth Of August, 1874.
PREPARED BIT CAPT DASIEI sNrrH.
HONOLULU MEAN TIME
HoNoLULU MEAN IN.
COMMERCIAL.
RoNoLrLr Anrryrh n

HONOLULI. AUGfST 5. 1874.
The non-aiva Ct the mail from Frnncisoo has
given rise specuatons the Of the rreguay
and effect thu future q the line That there has
gross mismansEc Of its nances T. very clear Nc
one expected that line would be self supporting until after
the boats being buit commenced running Ample
should therefore have been provided carry forward
the enterprise an that time. The advices which
hNye regarding the Tartar that IL hoped tut
Engagement would be completed in time allow Of her de-
parture for Hunoulu and Australia by July Aud in the
event Of her Withdrawal another might be chartered
% convey passenger, and mails waiting Tor Australia
Tho interruption accommodation for month only,
must operate iuuransy the Interests q the line which
steadily gaining 10 the Of its freight and passenger
been trufic.
The bark D. C. Murray arrived July 5ist with fun cargo
from Francisco consigned Me-srs. C. Brewer a Co ;
folwe by the brig Alice Haake the olowiur day with
siHur assorted oarEo oou-igned the house Both
these vessels win return Francisco with island produce
The schooner c. N. Ward employed in the the
American Guano Company returned from cruise among the
ruuuo islands TIE westward her report be found
low.
The outward oargoes have been those OF Mscrreco
Matte Marlcuy, Jane A. Falknbar, aud schooner
Train, all consisting u island produce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
IMPORTS.


Prom san Francisco per Murray, Juiy ST. psEs sad
dery violin bN jeVery. pkgs leather, pkg collars
pictures 81 bales hay, pkgs paper, 10 C asthma cure
bNs eous, pkg trimmings, bx keys, 6 glassware 6
pairs Shoes bdls redwood shingles vacuum gauge,
China goods 10 co4 0 80 doors. loo matches, @
phia bales bas &c drugs C hittcrs - q bottles
whiskcy IS rkEs tobacc pkg anchovs G. stationery Il
bxs ink canned goods ~ gasoline. bN eurrAnt Jelly,
fowl coop. 1870 qr SKIS -four huggy seats 50 hx apples
= pcs hickory plank, 25 pigs mde tins lard 20c bbls lime
81 pkcs provisions. marble, II sewing machines, 100
dl bro1ms a02 white cedar IS ks potatoes Is onions
or sis rye neal ss wheat pkg cosasne 100 SKIS oafs
100 SIS bran c. chandelier, boquet stand pkg charts
criare d moulding 30 assorted pattern bushngs lpkg
hemp seed, ! wig pkEs hair, bag hams
Prom San Francisco per Alice Hsake August - 6 fancy
Goods Sc kee. nails $50 coal OIL, 81 pkgs mdse loO bales
huv 90 bbis lime 30 tins cnckers ess moulding sand
bales hose q paints IS pkg Whisky, G sugar q lemon,
> O. tinoes washing machine, C potted BAN, 6 con
depsed milk cs olive OIL cheese, bx bolts oAs Ma
Mia cigars IS pkes gunpowder, 10 aonia bds saddle
trees pkrs wire stationery, cs shoes bar steel Ok
photographs materials 81 ps beef 80 hsk Hour IL e
SKI nour bbs salmon, keg poison, stoves bds pots
bds rims bxs ammuniiiuus, chests tea . sks % -bAs
wheat meal shoe thread pumps 6 manufactured
stre nufacured wood lamp 10 6 soap. g hard
ware les ~ = cordage meal II pkEs paper II pcs cop
pcr pipe pkgs starch preserves, - bars iron, 10 6
bread q Goldfish onions bxs sewing machines = 6
lard, ] tiercc hams, bdls cracked wheat.
From 6uano Islands, Per c u Ward, Aug $50 empty
barrels 50 bags coal - pkes sand, 10 pcs a ron bx Old
metal / bx Euano samples
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
shipping Memoranda.

REpoRr or BARK D. C. MUERAT, FULER MAsrERLeft san
Francisco July 10th at First three days out had mod
crate winds from with passing ag squalls Then the
wind hauled gradually and E. and finally sstediu ENE
the remainder the passage with fine weather July Soh
AN made the east point Of Maui bearing Sw by S dis
tanoe thirty miles. Arrived in Honolulu Friday morning
July 3lst after passage Il II days.
BEPoEr OF SCHOONER C. N. WAKD RIcKNAS, MAsrER-lef'
Honolulu June 1Itb lS74 Had light winds from the Ne
which lasted twelve hours then calm for sixteen hours;
then light breeze from the eastward up to lat 50 n leo7
~ W then had light air and Gains from the to SW with
heavy rain lasting six days. arrived Euderbuy Island
June - very light from heeastvHrd Lef Enderbury Island
Bakers Juue 30fh. wind light From IN Arrived az a
ke Island July Sd Lett Bakers for Rowland sJuly wind
light from the eastward Arrived AZ Houands Island
July 5th e Howandss for Bakers July 9th, wind strong
the 81. Arrived Bakers July sth. Left Bakers for
Honolulu the day, wind fresh from the eastward Ar
rived at Honolulu Aug 81, after passage Of = days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
OAHU COLLEGE.
THNHE NEXT TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
u win hagin on WEDNESDAY. ne Oh OF sentenber

TVNHE NEXT TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL viii begin on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of September,
viii be formed in the English branches.
higher Mathematics, and IN languages the advance
ment Of the pupils may require
Tuition for al studies in the regular course viii be
One Dollar per Week.
deduction win be made for absence Of less than half
a term. except IN case OF protracted sickness
Vocal music and drawing viii be taught without extra
charge French instrumental musics and painting are
Candidates for admission VIII be examined on Monday
and Tuesday preceding the opening OF the All ap-
plicants viii be required TO examination in Mental
Arithmetic. in Practical Arithmetic far Common
Fracsous- oeoEraphy and English Grammar
The Boarding Department In connection with the institu
ton viii BE open such pupils Of beth may wish
10 make home al the College
Two ouinIhusss viii between Hon0luu and Purahou
FOR the accommodation Of day pupils
The recreat0ns Of al pupils win be subject to the control
OF the Teachers aud all scholars OF both VIII be re-
quired participate In systematic physical trimming
less excused for physiological reasons
Z P. CHURCH
S. y. CASTLE,
s c. DAMON.
$50 Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

KmLED.-A very sad accident occurred on the
forenoon of Saturday August LIST at Kualoa, this
island Mr.. Il. II. Sawyer was driving an OK team
and cart out from the premises Of Col. Judd, when
several children who were staying there jumped
on to take a ride From some cause the oxen
became uuruly and overturned the cart. -Four Of
the children had jumped of, while the three young
est remained on it, and were thrown under the cart
box as II eapsized. Two Of them, Johnny Thomp-
son aud Mary Sorenson, crept out nniBiurcd. The
third, Willie Thompson, was killed instantly by the
box falling on and crushing bis skull So iustanta-
ueous was It that not a sound was uttered by the
child. His corpse was taken up and carried TO his
mother. who was staying at Mr. Sawyer's at Waiole
three miles distant and in the evening was brought
into town. On Sunday the funeral was attended
from the residence Of the mother, Mrs ]. r. Thomp
son. As may easily be imagined, the sudden death
was q terrible blow TO those whom it fell Mr..
Sawyer, who had charge of the two LILLE boys gave
way 10 The shock, and was struck within an hour or
two with paralysis from which it is doubtful wheth
er he ever recovers. Besides the children named,
there were on the cart three OF Col Judd's and one
Of Mr. Whituey's, who were then at Kualoa- 1t is
wonder that more than one were not killed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
PASSENGERS.

For san Fruncisco prr Maegregor July .sMiss Anna
parke M Ceiett Miss Howell Kinney, wife and !
children Wilson, Fitzgerald n Leosor, L Black
Cooke Green Hon Judd, G W Hart, Lieut. Hons
ton and wife, Mcintyre and daughter, Ao5reN, ;
Nerpin "a Doid Apsi W Emerson, M Draham and wife
Misses Angel Angel Frank AnEe Leoney, and about
15o in tranEitu from sydney
From San Francisco per D Murray, July 5i-Mr Hill
dreth wife md child Ms Baldwin and children, Nj KIND
zen and wife, Miss Dickson Mr. Osrener. Mrs heviler Mr
Roth and childrcn Mr. II Harrss CaFt Il Reynolds, Dr
IIutchinssu and children Miss Herzog- Mr. Andrade
Frank Beer, KoW On, Chung sbung, sum Pc Al Pan, An
Nee
For Portland per Jane FaIkinburg Aug S-H1gh NeIn-
tyre, Jno Lewis Geo filson-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per Macgregor. July -S private
elects g betel leaves Il bales wool $50 bas rice bag
paddy green hides u Eoat skins, 20l6 gals molasses
bxs pine apples 400 bnchs bananas, bags peanuts bags
coffee, ; hxs curios
For Portland per Jane Falkinburg Aug S2O2 Oh hs
sugar. lSS ldo NJ salt.
For Portland per Matte aeleay, July slsOs 6Ss rs So
gar 5.Sls Re- pull.
For Tahiti per George Francis Train, Aug S-l4os @ su
gar. I. hhls molasses. % O schnapps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

POsTAGE TO FRANCE. The rates under the new
treaty between the United States aud France are for
letters and papers sent 10 France single letters 9
cents newspapers cents each. From Honolulu, G
cents on letters and cents on papers mus be ad-
ded. The rates for letters and papers from France
are higher, prepaid, of course. there
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

FINE WooL.-Mr Frank Spencer has sent us
some samples of wool clipped from sheep bred from
newly imported Australian Merino Rams. Ii is a
splendid article which ought to command the high
est price paid for sueh wool III foreign markets We
are glad to see those efforts improve our native
locks. Samples may be seen in the Bookstore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

From THE GUASo IsLANDs.-The schooner C. NJ
Ward returned on Monday from her periodical
cruise among tue guano islands aleng the line. She
reports everything quiet and prosperous. Some
forty laborers were brought up TO recruit, one Of
whom, Rahawai, Of South Kona, Hawaii, died on
the Massage 10 this mort
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
ARRIvALs Ar HAwA1AN HorEI

~ The bark D. c. Murray had fine passage of
eleven days from San Francisco. Her trip Of TWEEN
tY-seven days to San Francisco however, unfor-
tunaie. Considering that it is up hill, that she
had very heavy load, aud was blockaded some days
off the port Of San Francisco ~ dense fogs, which
prevail during the summer months she did all that
any vessel could be expected to do under the cir
nnr,stn,cns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- We are indebted to orr attentive friend John
Korb Of San Francisco for later dailies than were
brought by the mail or news agencies.
= Also 10 Capt. Fuller and the Secretary Of the
S F. Merchants Exchange for iavors in the news
line
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- The first number of the san Francisco China
Necs was issued in July, printed in the Chinese Ian
guage, underauspices Of the Six Chinese Companies
1t will be semi-mouihly, and give the local aud for
eign news of interest abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- The Bulletin Of July 18th says that the Paci
he Nail Steamship Company viii forward at reduced
rates the passengers who arrived here from Austria
Tia by the Tartar, en- route 10 New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
DIED.

CHANDLER-At Wailuku, Mani July 10th, 1874. Sas
Chandler aged - yoErs and months. BE native q
Ledyard Connecticut, T. 5 A. and had been resident Of
the sandwich Islands 81 years.
MARkuAM-In this city, July 10th, Afcheson OF Mr..
VIM. A. Markham, aged ye=s and m1aths.
TuoNPSON-Af Kuaioa Oahu August / William younr-
es II the hate John Il Thompson aged ycars and 6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- Tomorrow Mr. Adams holds credit sale at
The store Of Messrs Il. HackIeld q Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- We would call attention to the card OF Mrs.
Coleman, who proposes TO reopen her school,
which few years since proved so acceptable to her
r,troDp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

- The foreign jurymeu are requested to call at
the Office Of the clerk Of the Supreme Court to-day
for their fees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

QUARTz.-Mr, Rose, of KaueOhe, has shown us
some very handsome specimens OF quartz crystals
gathered by him in Koolau. These have clearly
never been in state Of fusion, and the strata in
which they found was no doubt upheaved by
volcanic agency. These quartz crystals are found
in a vein on one of the mountain ridges, fifteen
twenty inches in width and fifty feet long There
be doubt that search will yet discover valua
bic minerals and ores on this island and the still
older Island of Kauai where lodges of slate are said
TO exist and in which coal deposits are usually found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
MARRIED.

BENNEH-PECK-In Northampton Mass, Jan. 9th. by
the Rev. Mr. Dwight assisted BY the Rev Dr. hall Franklin
Benney N. D.. q Hadley Miss Peek daughter
oi the late sherman Peck, ESQ, Of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

IN MENoKIAM-At a special meeting OF Iolani
Lodge, l. O. G. T., Of Waikiki, committee ofthree
was appointed TO drat resolutions aud express our
sorrow at the death of our Brother S. Chandler
WHEREAS :-It has pleased the Almighty in His
disposition of earthly events TO remove from Us by
death our much esteemed Brother 5. Chandler, W.
T., of Iolani Lodge, therefore
Resoigcd, That we deeply deplore the loss OF our
lamented Brother with regret, which is only soft
ened by the hope that his spirit is with rs in the
work he much loved and that he has passed over to
the other side of the river beyond the reach Of sick
ness and sorrow.
Resolrea, That copy of these resolutions be
spread on the records of this Lodge, and copy be
sent to the HAWAIIAN GAzETTE for publication, with
a request that the HestIy Reseue, and New Bedford
papers copy. Il. n. LANFoRD,
J. NJ. CRowEII,
JAS. BAKER
floy,urfffss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

TEMPERANCE LEoTURE.-Mr. J. E. Chamberlain
delivered interesting lecture Friday evening,
at the Yestry Room of the Fort Street Church. The
attendance was not large. The subject of the lee
iure was intemperunce in Honolulu and the Hawaii
an Islands and the speaker brought out many facts
Of general interest, interspersed with anecdotes.
He drew vivid picture Of the condition Of the peo-
pie before the establishment Of a regular govern
ment in 1910, showing what ardent spirits did to.
wards decimating the population. BE presented
data to show that from the year 1850 to 1878 there
have been consumed here spirits to the amount OF
s4,2l4, IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-Tnis give notice that the Rev. FRANK
THOMPSON viii hold divine service in the Lyeeum
sunday next the 9th inst Service to in the
morning at IL o'clock aud in the evening at IL O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ Mr.. Barlow sells a lot Of Books and Pictures
to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
New Watch Makers Shop

At the ofice formerly occupied by Dr. CIimmlns,
No. eS FORT STREET,
Sign OF the Big Watch:
X. c. KIRBY HAVING HAD MANY
va years experience IN Watch 1obbing In all Its
e. 81 branches, soicts share Of the patronage Of the
Es,s4c itizens Of this Kingdom fine work being spe-
cialty, satisfaction guaranteed In all Being
associate with Mr. T. SMITH for general Jobbing pur
poses we prepared do Silver Plating old work.
both German silver britannia, which can be made
good new and at very much less price. VIII also
repair Boxes and Sewing Machines, manufacture
Canes, Embems shells in Gold, Silver. &C. in short
viii mend any small thing that is broken in Gold, Silver
Brass, Steel OF Ivory.
4g7 kIBBY & SMITH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

FAST STEANISG.-The competition between the
American and British Steam lines plying between
San Francisco and China is now very strong. The
British steamer Yasco de Cana and the American
steamer Grenada left san Francisco in May Near
Yokohama the latter overlook and passed the for
mer, beating her on the passage % hours On the
return trip, the Vasco de Cana made the shortest
run ever made between Yokohama and San Fran
cisco, Of 10 days and Il hours beating the Grenada
% hours. But it is claimed that the defeat of the
latter was solely owing to break down in her
machinery, which compelled her to stop twelve
hours at sea to repair il. They evidently well
matched, and will have another trial of speed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
Ice Notice.

NFY AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIST
INk ING with W. NJ Wallace, for delivering Ice and
Collecting Bills, Is cancelled by mutual consent.
Hereafter Ice VII be sold by the Cake, Half Cake and
Quarter Cake frozen in tins of dimensions for
mery. The price Will be for Whole Cakes. one Dollar
for Half Cakes, Fifty Cents and for Quarter Cakes,
Twenty-Five Cents.
The Ice Wagon win leave the Factory at 5's A. NJ. and
81 z. M, under charge OF Mr.. GEORGE MARTIN, who
is authorized by collect weekly bills Tuesday
ns- orders left with the driver at the Factory, will
be attended to- DAVID SMITH,
4qS SIN Proprietor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05


A Card 5. GREIN desires to express his high APP
probation of the kindness Of Mani friendsn
Guiding Ills Excenency Governor-by endeavorng
enhance the safety Of himself family, in
sum ofmoney that him harness and
pee repairs his carriage for which may the good Lord
reward them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
10 SYDNEY 4s.
TO SAN FRANCISCO.


81 Passengers for EASTERN STATES and ErROrE
purchasing their Through TcEsfs oce VIII
lowed trrgs rs.efoa Ia fares 1eses having rer ll,-
nties Of baggage free.
Sc For Freight and Flu-sase. auT iasi1er .asaI
% HACEFELD a co. AE-ss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

LOxDux, July sth.-It is reported that Parliament
viii be prOrOgued on the sth Of August.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
Dates Received
Whitney'S News Emporium !
-PER-
BARK ID. C. MURRAY" JULY 3lST.
HARPER,s WEEKLY.

Subscribers who do receive their papers. when adver-
tised In this list received, should send notice
thereof by return mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05
TOILET,
For Sale or For Lease !

q SEVERAL COTTAGES, PLEASANT
Ia LY located. with gardens, outhousss. and erery
convenience. Enquire CT
4751 ya HUGO sTANGENWALD. d. D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-05

August overland Alouty--Augus;
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-15
NEW YORK.
Suit Against Vanderbilt


New YORK, Oct. 14.-The suit by the Erie
Railway Company against Vanderbilt, to re-
cover four and a half million dollars, alleged to
have been Illegally paid by Daniel Drew in
1868 by defendant to induce him to withdraw
various suits against the railway, is on argu-
It comes up on an appeal from an order, of
Judge Barnard in 1870, discussing the orig nal
complaint. 3
Peabody EducalionaI Rourd.
Ex- Gov. Clifford of Massachusetts,. ex-Gov.
w. A. Graham Of North Carolina, ex.Gov.
" m. Aiken of South Carolina, Alexander H.
II. Stuart, B. Sears, and DIR. Fultz of Virginia.
Judge S. Watson Of Nashville, and Surgeon
General j. X. Barnes of the United States
army members of the board of trustees of the
Peabody Educational Fund, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where meeting of the board
will be held this afternoon. ~ i
Various Matters. Ti.-
A large number of Cubans have recently
sailed from this city to rendezvous at Veiez-
uela, whence it is supposed the lext expedition
will sail.
Demas Barnes of the Brooklyn Argus, has
been indicted for publishing lbels on Henry
G. Bowen. This is another suit growing out of
the recent scandal.
VIM. Long and brother, who kept rum shop
in Brooklyn, where young Rigney drank four
teen drinks of Whiskey last spring aud died in
few hours, were yesterday found guilty Of
poisoning the boy and mulcted in $4,000 dam
ages to be paid to the boys father.
Judge Norton has made decision in favor
of the city of Brooklyn that officials are not
entitled to interest ON money accruing on pub
lie funds. The decision takes $4,000 from
Boss Mclaughlin and involves the case of
the city against ex-collector Bredean sor 500,
600. N
The Bishop of Lichfied and wife, and Sena-
tor Spaague were passengers per steamer Rus
STA to-day for England. 4
Florence Tilton, the oldest daughter OF
Theodore, has assumed the leadership of a
public school in Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial to Press.]
" est Oxford Agricultural Fair.

lopocldl 10 IIeSS.I
West Oxford Agricultural Fair.
FRYEBURG, Oct. 14.-More than four thou
and persons were on the West Oxford Agricul-
tural grounds to-day. P w. Gerrish's bay
mare wins the society's premium in 2.53 and
257.
Tomorrow there will be lively contest for
the sweepstakes. Several noted horses are al
ready entered. The race will come off at 2
O'Clock p. m.
RIO Associated Press.l
Boiler ExplosiOn-One Man Killed and
Another Fatally Injured.
BATH, Oct 14.-The steam tug Popham of
the Knickerbocker Company's line, while tow
ing raft of logs to Wiscasset this forenoon,
in company with the steamer Adela, when near
Westport bridge exploded her boiler, killing the
fireman, William Allen of this city, and scald-
ing the cook, Melvin Patten of Pittston, in a
shocking manner. He will probably die. He
has family. Capt. Horace Litchfeld was in
the pilot house at the time and escaped injury.
The engineer was also uninjured. One side Of
the boat was blown out and she is leaking bad.
". The remains of the fireman cannot be
found. He was probably blown to pieces. The
cause Of the accident is unknown.
British Bark Ashore.
EAsTPoRT, Oct. 14.-British bark Rambler
coal laden. is ashore at Pembroke No partic
ulars of damage yet. The captain has sent
here for the British Vice Consul.
The Annie b Murderer.
AUGUSTA, Oct 14.-Charles T. Robbins, re.
Gently tried at Rocklapd for MURDER arrived
here to-day in charge of an officer, and will b
committed to the Insane Hospital tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-15
nIINaR TELRGRAMs

The Exeter, N. H.. police raided on the
hotels and saloons yesterday and seized liquor
in several places. FtE 5SE
The n. Y, Express denies that there is any
thing like the gambling in Union Pacific r.
r. or Central stock that is represented. Kt
The Post says that merchants are not in
favor of a revival of the moiety system which
informer Jayne is endeavoring to bring about.
The agent of the Usage Indians reports sat-
isfactory signs of increasing civilization among
them. 5A44b@ea 81 1889 ~
A boat race came off yesterday between the
class of rs of Dartmouth College and the class
of '76. The former won.
At the amateur boat races in Lowell yester-
day O'Rourke won In the single SOULS; in the
flat boat race Frank Ladd won; and the Lowell
crew won the four-oared race. ...sse
Up to July 9th the Arctic whaling fleet had
averaged 1000 barrels of oil. The season had
been very open. F a1fA c1L.
John Fl. Weaver of New York has been in
dicted for beirg concerned in the forgery of the
endorsement of Mr.. Ely to real estate bonds
belonging to j. G. Peck of East Haddam,
Conn. .e
The formal opening of the Boston furniture
exchange took place last evening.
Dispatches from Para report collision in
that city between a number of Portuguese and.
Brazilians, in which several were Killed ant
wounded. =
1t is officially announced that the Emperor
William has abandoned his trip to Italy.
A salt mill and $4,000 bushels of salt at SYRIA
cuse were destroyed by fire last night
Specials from Washington Court House,
Ohio, report fire raging which had destroyed
several buildings among them the post-ofice.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
held its annual meeting yesterday. A board Of
directors were chosen with VIM. Orion at their
head. Net income of the company the past
year $2,506,02O.
The Connecticut bank examiners pronounce
the New Haven savings bank safe and in
good condition.
AT the Yale boat races yesterday Jnlan
Kennedy of the Scientific school won the scull
race; the Scientific crew the barge race; and the
three mile scull race by the Scientific crew. All
the winners pulled the English stroke.