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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

The late Kings Charger.
Carriage bearing Their Majestys the King and Queen
H. r. II. Prince Leleohoku, and II. r. H.
Chas. Kansina.
Carriage bearing Her E1cellency the GoveTusss o.
Hawaii. the Honorable Mrs. Dominis, the Ho-
nOrabe Mrs. CleghOrn, and the Honor
able Mrs Bishop.
Carriage bearing the Queen DoIager Emma. and
the Honorable Mrs. Naea.
Foreign Representatives. Captains and Officers of
Foreign Vessels Of War in Port Consular Corps.
The Kings Vice Chancellor.
Members of His late Msjesty's Cabinet.
His Majesty's Cabinet Minister'S
Judges of the Supreme Court
Members OF the Privy Council Of State.
GeFernors Of the different Islands.
The Legislative Assembly.
Cireuit Judges
Clerks Of Government Departments
Collector General, and Custom House Oaoers.
Postmaster General, Postmasters and Clerks in
Post Once
The Marshal, aud Sherifs Of the dferent IsIands
District Justices.
Members Of the Bar
The Halumanus
Foreign Residents.
Hawaiian PopuIatisn.
Police Force.
Detachment Of Cavalry.
The different bodies taking part 10 the process
sion made very creditable appearance. The
naval force from the four war ships formed an
important feature. We do not remember to have
seen so many kabills as we're borne about the
funeral car, upon any former occasion. Over
seventy were counted, at least fifty of them being
very large and Snowy. To the stranger this must
be very novel feature, perhaps more SO than the
feather capes worn by the bearers. The small
number Of natives in the line, as compared with
the number that followed the remains Of Kane
hameha Ill, bears evidence OF the decadence Of
the race. The procession was but seventeen
minutes passing our point OF observation.
The remains reached the MausoIeum in Nuu-
anu Valley. at one o'clock, and as soon as the
royal family arrived. were borne within 1t, the
band playing a funersl dirge. and the air filed
with the waiIings Of the natives who crowded
about Bot few persons besides officials we're
admitted inside the building. The Choir. which
bad sung at the palace, commenced the services
with singing the beautiful hymn There is an
hour Of peaceful rest" translated by the Rev. L.
Lyons, the first verse Of which is as follows:
ale wahi maIu no oukou,
Ma malihini q,
BE maha boi no ma naau,
cha, luhi kanikau,
luna Ike ao.n
Rev. Mr.. Parker then made short PRAYER. which
closed the exercises. and the spectators retired.
The marines were formed in line in front OF the
building and along the avenue, and after the close
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Of the services those from the Tenedos fired
three vollies. followed by three from the Ameri-
can ships. Soon after the procession commenced
fling out Of the grounds ia attachments, and
within one hour al was still again. The rest OF
the day bore the appearance Of the usual holiday
the natives enjoying their horseback riding.
II may be added that no hulas. or heather dan
ces. were allowed during the time that the corpse
Of the late King was at TIE Palace. In this re-
spect, to the credit Of those having charge, il
should be said that the well-kuown wishes Of the
deceased and also Of bis father, were faithfully
observed.
So ends the career Of the young and glitch
Luualilo. the most democratic Of Hawaiian sove-
reiens who was born 10 be a King, and lived
long enough TO receive the greatest homage ever
shown by this people to their ruler.
"Here let him sleeping lie
TIL Heavens bright watchers Slumbcr In the sky,
Death himself shall de.m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

EHls end F-uo'r1-sd g Bis NeJsssy Il, Ef-g ID
49, - Eerui ssr-i, esd T.I-ziee-
Fa-ra uiz Ca oetirs day.
3 Ary srlsis- 30 shall desert bis post shsll ,,
Fazlsarl h e1ufnezuus aoi less THAI treuty-four
h1u1, vi.t q vithcus a bau ana chain, or by such
Ssuluuos a C1urt Nxr-iIl uEv direct
Azy foidisE vso sAali ssriks his superior ofsesr.
O. 80 tarsasssuG dsrespeeJfsl language TO bic So
P-7u- a@psr, shall Be FuziIhsi BY eoHtBsneni With
c. Ethszi bal AID chain for rot less thar twenty
foar hourE. g by saea sentence As a Court Martial
zHT d-ust
3 AEy sslsisr -be shall irjsr, any arms. equip
Eszs or oshsr 6cvsruues; property shall be punished
l. uzsussui a. hE-6 Abor vith or viihou- ball and
CaHlz. net ua-s thHr tvcuty-four bours or by such
tsricros - IL Cosss Marital nay direct
g AIRY taid'o- Ebo shall refuse to do duty shall be
Fszishos hy eoasnszeus a. hard labor With or With
azi aa ard cham rot lsss thar tusuty-four hours
g II sucs suussnos Cs1rt Martial nav direct.
5 Azy E0iiisr guilty e uutisOut conduct or Ian
EuEE,, saLl b Fuaish,d BY confinement With ball
Hus uha- nu lsss thai week OF BY sush sentence
Cuurz NHr1ial zIy direct
G. AIRY soldier Usiug isrsspectfal lsnEuls. towards
En- NHiessy he King. shall be dishonorably dismiss
e fro he srros vits less q al pay b r,prinAnd-
&c "a guas-Il orders. ard eoufned With or without,
81 tzs ehsir, u0s zsrs tsGs Oas year, asa Cosrt
Na--izl nay si-scs-
? Ary cessr guilty q neglec; q suty, or conduct
Esb~ouzisE AZ ososr snd esutleuau. or conduct
Tvudi-Hi &c goos order ard military discipline shall
b oEshs-sd ris less q pay. or rspruAn5si il gen
s-a- o-se-z. a Court NA-sisl may direct
8 TIE folioving PElishDeuis, or II aggravated
Gry two or Rors q thea, nay be inflicted BY
U-ss- q cOE-s NErsiL. EPoa enlisted nsu, found
Euasy q Ezy osssss sns1sr1ses IL the articles Of
-Er. r51=
IL Dssssss-asls dismissal frou ser,ie, vi,s lee.
orFHy.
EsPrizGsdss II Es0ersl crssu-
.c Coutuszczi viii CT uiihout a ball and chain
rci r s1oess cue year
s. Az scidisr drunk OF 55;y shall be pszishe6 by
u1ususus-t VII or Vithosf bGH and osAip. not
--s shsz s~eusyfour bours, O. By such sentence as
a Coz-z NE-siEl RAY direct
20. Ezccps EksE Marta Law shall Be declared nv /
Ea NE5sasg he KizE. al soiais-s shah be snsz.ble
q Ia Law e ia Land fer any violations thereof bvi
E1zss q G-rsss sAAl Be eozzuuieA.ed to the Sscre
s1-- e va
Il Zht A-si1iss G War shal Be rad to tie Royal
GuE-s every Sunday z0-zinE.
Doas a. Iolazi Rtlaos, This .7Sh day Of FssruE-y,
A d ls-t- KALAKAUA +.
b Ia King.
y. l. GMEEx Sec-rsa-v A. War
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T. IN Ainis.s- e ForriEr Afairs AZ His NsjeEty's
cuzzHsa, ASSESS esatroi q the 6saszal Military
k--uus & ~ Kilrdoz SECRETARY a, War.
= IL falsEiuE named OEoe-s are announced ss
euGposizg ths S,Hf q tie Secrs.ary q War: J.
Es-ri DiskFuu- Afa-ssc1zp VIII the rank Of Major:
FtT oEss-rs,s- Ais-5s-czEF, via r1uk Of eapssiu.
J. EgyE 6uHr6 VII be forvifh eulis,sa ard
z1-s--rs U-ss- The NEisH-y RsEula.io1s. made and
F-ueakiass y Els Majesty he King. Major Dick
- F-oss~s Il Muster thir Company into ssrrie,
a. seo1 a. tAsy S-s s-lIasa.
=. h u-r1ziu1.ia1 k1cwr a. The Hawaiian Cav
az , se-vty eishEnass. All FusEe property in
F.u-s-sEir1 q the uG-r-E ard zs- q this cozpuuv
~ b a oaos sz-uei ors- At thsr Arao-y to an q
@sur to bs ssliEnnisa BY he Gsrs-uor e Oahu to re-
c-irs ~ szzs-
, CszFG-T q HEvHzE- FOluzessr Cavalry 70
b dssEuEirs % LsisiohokS Gard, VII Be- orr.n-
sd su--svszs. vith a zAxizuz ss-sarsh Of On.
csEr, Uur ist LisussaEzt, oas sr5 Lisu.uzaut, and
fav szliEss ~
g. m SsEeasiios q The voluusssr ARTILLERY Con-
r--y. ~ knCvr - Tbs Prince q Hnu.fi't ON
- hs-uAy chEzgsS . thas q he Prinse,s ovu.T
saS ~ H==bS- e s-hsssS Ho- II The saia coupa.v
VI - -rausss Il a 1szizEz offay.
2 cuzFazy e Tsi1usss- iufsusry, 70 Be d.sir-
1850 - E.v1zss Gard. VII Be orr.uiz.s
fu-thTi.hs vi-h a =HxizHz strsurth Il ere Can
tHi1s 60 lrs Li.zsu.Hzt. zns 2ud Lieutenant, and
90 hSus-ra szlirss1 nea.
Z Al so1=alioutiu1i relative to the trOsss OF
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The Ocean Depths.

Our readers may not all be aware that there
are two war ships now engaged in deep sea sound
ing service-the U. s. Ship Tuscarora, Comman-
der Geo. f. Belkuap. in this ocean. and II. b. NJ.
/ Ship Challenger, Capt. Mares r. NJ in the At
lantic. The work Of the Tuscarura is to survey
the ocean bed Of the North Pacific. while that OF
the Challenger, is more purely scientific. She is
making a cruise round the world sounding to as
certain depths in the Atlantic Pacific and Indian
Oceans, and dredging for the purpose Of discover
ing at what depths animal life is found She has
a large scientific corps on board, under the drec.
| ton Of Prof. Wyvile Thomson She has been en-
gagged in her work Of sounding the Atlantic for
more than year past, and the results obtained
so far are sGid to possess much interest and value
in scientific view.
The U. S. Ship Tuscarora, Commander Geo. E
Belknsp, common ced her work in the Pacific in
September, 1873, and sounded on route running
westerly from Cape Flattery, at the entrance to
Puget Sound. to point about North latitude
53o and West longitude 1909 near the Aleu-
tan chain Of islands. On this yoyage "a casts Of
the sounding apparatus we're made, varying in
depth froul'SS fathoms near Cape Flattery. to
2534 fathoms at the point in mid ocean stated
above. This is known as the northern telegraph
route.
The second voyage Of the Tuscarora is the one
in which she is now engaged. 1t commenced at
San Diego, southern California. which port the
ship left on the 9th Of January. 1874, and, follow
ing straight line TO these islands, arrived here
on the I'd of February. During the twenty-seven
days occupied on the passage. sixty-tRo casts
we're made with thssouuding apparatus. varying
in depth from IL fathoms of San Diego to 1854
fathoms (about three and one half statute milas) !
in mid ocean, and So fathoms near these islands |
On the first night out after leaving San Diego, |
the lead suddenly struck bottom 10 2O3 fathoms
the previous cast having shown depth of 1853 /
fath0ms. The cup was drawn up much battered.
and without having secured any sand, which
showed that it must have struck on the pin
nacie Of submarine range. a second cast made
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R1 AUTHORITY.


Nus- r-s Toeias-,d - n, H-,-s'y rae Eazg 70 gos
a. ksii,s-y Fo-ess q sis Eisgdo--
l. Thr Nlsisss- for Foreign AfAirr shall be ssere
49, dT VA. 17- stsE SHALL Sousiss Of ABIDE
Oazf. va ne zszt q NAjos. Ass Aid with ;b'
-suk of o.Fsuiu-
= Tas So q lss Gure-aor q oHhs. the ConnHu-
sr- e ~ Nai.n-y Fo-res q Oahu. shall be one As
saEzi As5sisrs ssas-al viih Tie r1uk q Major and
to Ais1. each VIA sss rsHt q Mayer.
3 ~ Tel1rsss7 sbsz o. active duty, shall b
ruas-s - ne Arsess q War aass and provided for
~ zsyai 6aHrd-
su1h rst--zs ard reports shall be made as the
s-v-usH-y - Wa =sy prescribe.
s. ~ E.-yA- 6uz-5 shall r1zra TIE Kings perron.
sts Rasrs. tss Trsa-u-y the Bsrrsefs the Battery.
49, - Nsrzs5ns. tzs perform ,urh ether dsty A.
EHv b directed.
q A. NlitA-y Ossaoss psnishable ~ Cosrs MAJ
tls aaar r-uzFtly - rsporssd 70 III, Secretary OF
Va Wsr thEn shr-rur-z order Court Martial, 70
uozHiri e go o-s Cozz1Eioa,s osoe-s vho shall
fu-s--t huG- ard 6ssr-uius TIE case ana pass sen
ssrs ts-scu suses; ne EFPrsral o. the Secretary
o. Wa.
= os-u1-s sct pzzirhabis ~ Cou-t Martial nav
- Fzzisasa y o-dsr q CazPaay CozzHud,rI; but
e 90 asss asvuud saaanrzea; With Or without ball
Ezs ssslH Ser au; aors sArs s-,asy-fsur hours
SrCuzzHsioses Oss- shall be punished except
T. ss-asass q Cozrs Marital.
g. -ss AMY rIiious fer each enlisted aua shall b,
a. f-lr-s. VA
! > Ma g. 10 equivalent IL snlzsn twice week.
- Faari Ezs Bisoaits
Is - ssFEs &c loo Easi0zs-
ll - laess . JOG kHtlc1s-
= = - . la, AAi'oss-
L - star cEnaies. e. Al equivalent II ol to loo
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Tue Advertiser approves the general makeup
OF the Cabinet. and takes rather favorable view
OF the prospect, while INDUCING IN no e1trava-
CANT hopes At the same time il sharply criticises
an article in the GAZETTE which presented few
suggestions on the probable policy OF the admin
istration- The PurpOrt Of that article was 10 re-
assure the public that the Law would take is
usual course concerning the rioters. that the FL
citing topic Of cession woald not be revived.
and that efforts would be made 10 place on
sound basis the financial and commercial affairs Of
the county A word was also said to dispei
possible fears Of Church and State theory. and
the Importance Of making common cause for the
general veal was urged. II the AdrsyGser
chooses TO find in that article, stilted ine writ
ing" "twaddle," and an attempt to patronizs
religion while at the same time holding 1t in Ill
disguised contempt" there can be no possible
reason why it should not do and say 30.
For our part, while intending 10 overlook no
real shortcomings or fanlis in the Government.
We haze no wish 10 commence By carpinr a.
those who. as is well known. have relnciantlv
entered on their public trust, but who possess a
large share Of public confidence.
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Funeral of King LunaIiIo.

-Four Kings Of Hawaii have died since 1854
namely: kamehamehs Ill, Dec Is, 1854: Ka.
mehameba ", Nov. 80, 1864 Kamebsmeha 7 >,
Dec. IL, 1872, and LunaIilo Feb 3, 1874. The
funeral Of the last named took place on SATURDAY.
Feb. Is. The religious services were held at the
palace, as on former similar occasions, and those
who we're admitted to it received an Invitation
from The Chamberlain Of the late King, of which
the following is copy:
IoLAxI PALACE, Feb. 18th, 1874
Sis: The religious services on the occasion of tbs
funeral OF His late Majesty Luualilo will take place
O'Clock A. NJ.
A card OF admission for this occasion is herewith
enclosed. Your Obedient servant,
h. G. CRABBE, Chamberlain.
By ten O'Clock, the audience room, where the
remains Of the King bad been kept since his
death, was well filed, mostly with foreign and
Hawaiian dgnitsries, willie the seats 10 the ante
room we're occupied with other invited guests.
Soon after ten O'Clock Their Msjesties The King
and Queen entered and took seats on the east
side, near the head Of the cofiu. Next to them
we're seated Prince LeIeioboku, The heir ap-
parent, Queen Dossger Emma, Her Ex. the
Governess Of Hawaii, Hon. Mrs. Domlnis. Hon.
Mrs. Clegboru, Hon. Mrs. Bishop and other
ladies Of tue court. At the right of the cofin
we're seated the Cabinet Ministers Of the late
and present Kings, with the Mobiles. At The
eft OF the coffin, Tor south side of the room).
we're seated the representatives of the United
States, Great Britain and France. and the Can
tsns Of the war ships in port The west end of
the room was occupied By the choir Of Kawaia- |
bao Church, which took part 10 the exercises.
The Coffin
Rested on low frame 10 the centre of the room. |
1t was most elaborate piece Of workmanship |
made By Ar. Fischer, out Of koG and kvu wood, 4
6ueiy polished. On the top we're three silver or. |
Dameuts, made BY Mr.. Eckhsrt, including beau
tifully -ErOught crown three or four inches 10
diameter; then plate, ten by twelve inches in
SIZE, with the name OF the deceased, and below
i another scroll plate, with the inscription, Ia
nau ke "a IA alma ka pOno "-rlghteousnsss
IS ne life Of The land The inscription engraved
DO the large plate was in Hawaiian, which. trans
ated, is as follows:
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Ii, Island OF uXAb. to this oee will pass through
ssrsrSl John O. DoEinis, Commander Of the Mill
tAry Forces Of oAhs, addressed to Major J. Bates
Dickson. Aid-de-canp.
General Jobp O. Douinis Is hereby charged With
the execution Of Sections s. 1, 5, g. and :, Of this
Order.
[Sirncd.l ". L. GRTrS, Secretary a, War.
Department Of War. Feb. g, 1874.
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ERRArUM-A line Of manuscripts copy wa omit
ted 10 setting up one Of the Official letters printed
last week-that OF Major J. II. Wodekon.. dated
Feb =, acknowledging the thanks OF His Majesty
and the Government for the aid OF the troops from
the Tenedos, 10 quelling the riot The paravrsuh
should read
IL Is hardly necessary for me 10 give the sssur
anee that In any case Of emergency His Msi-,fy5.
Government may rely upon the cordial and diam
ierested cooperation Of Her Britannia N,f-sfvss
Representative, aud Her Britannia Maissfvis sbjns
OF war - ~ 'H'Ps
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WILLIAM C LUKLLno,
Born Janaary u, is5s,
Died Feb. !, ls74.

he length OF bis reign was one year
and twenty-five days
This plate vas surrounded With beautiful wreath
Of MALE leaves, wrought in silver, which gave it
q unique and finished appearance The coffin and
its silver ornaments we're very chasts and must
have cost large sum. During the funeral ser
vices it vas covered With rieh black velvet pail,
on the sides and ends OF which we're worked SIX
richly-eolOred gilt Hawaiian coat-ofarms, each
surrounded Fith gold border. On two small
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-03-04

Notice 20 Family Boarding schools for Ha-
wstiRn GirlS--Fro-n and afss- Jelly lsi lssa Capt.
Fees VII be allowed BY the Board Of Educaton for
Any Pupil Ten years o. sge who shall have been
tered al any Family Boarding school Ser the date above
named and claim for ckpitSuon fees viii he allowed
Hfsr July iS ls7s for pupils sixteen years o.
CSptN-ol ices VII Be allowed for pupils who SsAl
have amended Schools o. this regularly from
Tenth year should they transferred another
FEEaiy Boarding School any time between their Tenth
and ysrs % capltations
soch Pups shall rrckoaed ONLY the which
they shall have been admitted into School calming fees
thereon without reference the time TIA; shall have been
spent In Schools previously attended.
II shall be that pupils transferred above
stated Eat FOR whom czptaron fees
have been creAhy discharged from the schools PREV.
ousy attended and that the schools Claiming fees there
shall Be subject 20 the Regulations os the Board Of Edu
cation. Published June sth. lssS.
By order Of The Board OF Education:
". Jas SIXTH. Secretary.
Honolulu ian ssh. is-s e.
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eovERNoR OF HAWAII.

ALI EAzr1orEEs OF IHK Government, and other par
ties whom Be due A. the Hawaiian Treas
before the SiE- Of March. ls7f. are hereby
drEw The before 10 that date
possible; and persons accountable 70 the Department
reneSted their accounts promptly, in order
that deEy The Books tor The ffScai
PERIOD ending on The above mentioned date
CHts A. CAs-LK,
Registrar Of Public Accounts
Finance Department. Feb =, 1879. S7sst
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Ina e make no,
ka hansi q Iesu,
Mai awe oukou, e ala hou,
A phi | kela ao.n

Mai awe oukou, e ala hou,
phi kels ao."
The chanting and singing we're beautifully exc
cut ed, and those best qualified to judge remarked
that no finer music was ever heard here from Ia.
Wsiisns than at the funeral seFFice Of IgnalilO
At the conclusion Of the services, the coffin
was carried out BY twelve stalWart native pail
bearers, down the front steps to the hearse
which was IN waiting. The hearse, or more pro-
perry funeral-car, which was constructed for the
occasion, and surmounted With q crown draped
with Grape, was drawn by four horses also draped
and in charge Of Mr.. C. E. Williams A little
in advance Of it we're ranged the Kahlli bearers,
seventy-two 10 number. each bearing one Of these
ancient gaudy emblems of royalty. These Ka-
hills are all made Of feathers, and in size vary
from four TO six feet ID length and twelve to
twenty inches in diameter, aud include almost
every color, blsek, white, red, crimson, purple,
green, blue and variegated shades. Some we're
E:ade from the feathers Of peacOcks, tropic birds
and parrots, others from feathers brought from the
guano islands, but the finest we're made of the
small bright rsd aHd yellow feathers Of the rare
mountain birds Of Hawaii. 1t was a fine sight
10 see these brilliant plunes borne On lofty poles,
and sSaying in the breeze, as the procession
marched through the streets. MeanHhiIe as
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tables, near the head of the coffin, rested the
crown, the hat and the sword Of the late King,
and by one Of the tables sat His Highness Chas,
Kausina, the venerable father Of the deceased
King, nov seTenty-six years old. His sorrovful
look must have touched the heart Of every one
who remembered that he is the only living rep
reseniative OF his royal Sanity. On each side Of
the coffin stood three kahili bearers. who, at
measured intervals, waved their gaudy brushes
10 aud fro over it. Around the room we're placed
twenty large kahilis, adding much TO the novel
sanstity Of the scene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-18
AMUSEMENTs.

~ "a ~ % A1NA AHts 4 s's
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT &
corner OF Twenty third street and Eighth avenue
ramiiv MATfNEES SATURDAYS begin at 80
rhiCES-Admtssion 81 cents Reserved seats 90 cents
ana ~ extra Family circle, 80 cents
NAi' W. ~ .Acun8 manager
4rf lVlf G0oF SOTO p,v.sunp
. Mr.. G. L. FOX
.,-."Ihe master droll of the age"
NV" i""ense charsctefs at every performance.
EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE.
Line performances will begin with oreat Fox spe.
entitled ~ rS~" VI i""s"'e'' @"~
'2l5Ow .,ft
The principal part by Mr. O. L. FOX
1.-The celebrated MARTENS FAMILY ,a.
3-The talented JEE BROTHERS. (arst tina bero, In
trodncing their Rock Piano, Bell Rnrinc ~ :" 49,
4-The tanned WILSON BRO HRS in q xracefi,l act
tThe splendid ballet. THE SCULPTOR,s DIR n A M in
which the beautiful RlGL listers appear
6-The Martens in the popular CAT DU Err
The Wilson on, Brothers In their wondrous TRIPLE
s-KIN0 sARBRO's perilous descent and an .r,,-.,v
act, THE SUSPENDED BAMBOO 'H
9-Miss ANNIE HINDLE first time here In her .ur>rior
Sensation Songs, Character sketches and Proean
l0Thc unparalleled entertainment crowned ana t.rm;
mated with the upr0arlOusly comic pantomlme
HUMPTY DUMPfY AT SCHOOL.
HUMPTY DUMFTY. Mr.. @. L. FOX
scbo0lm hSier " X. FOX