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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-19
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Reported by l. c. whippls.

ICTose:sd F-ilsy q Esoa WsttI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-19

"|-T = ETWNEEN
5rd Cavalry and Post
VIM. Abbot, aud Lieutenant n Ipfanrrv Post
hdjuraut.
o VI. Rockefeller. and Lieutenant 9Th Iurantr..
A. A.. q NJ. and A. G. 5.
G: NPettys, A. A. SurgVon-Pnst Surgeon.
W. W Rogers. let Lieutenant 9th Iufsutry, com
mAndinE 10. L.
W. e. Holman, lSt Lieutenant 9th Infantry com.
mAud!ng Co. 4.
II. II. Lemlry, End Lieutenant, 3rd Cavalry, Co. Z
Absent
Major K. F. Townsend, 9th Infantry. leave Of
absence.
Capt. c D.. Emory, sh Infantry, 4. n. c. to Gen,
hugu,.
Capt. @. B. Russell, 9Th Infantry. A. D. c. to Gen.
Augur.
let Lieutenant A H. Bowman. 9th Infantry, re.
cTuiting service.
SPOTTED TAIL
Major e.. A. Howard, u. S. Indian Agent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-19
ROSTER
OF Commissioned omeer AZ Fort
A. Russell, W. r.

OF COmnIssioned omcer AZ FORT d.
a. Russell, w. r..
- RETy"LDs Colonel 81 c~ars,ry. coDraand.
Major JoAR ' UuH"l.. Ard cavalry.
CaPr. NvI Moor. SD cavalry.
FlrsI Lirut- q. u. ErrOIR. srd Cavalry.
RI 1~'t-iIIy. Ash. surgeon. Z. $ .
A. J. H'rEE. AcIIug Assistant sRrks0r, I. y. A
Major -. DaIIss. zSr IufanIry,
WIN F.. Brandt, A. A. SURGEON, [. =. A.
CspI. Il q Erkddgr. 2SrI infantry
Lieut.. i II. PHr<re. ard IuranIr.
ttr-' Lieu. and Adj b. Johnson, ID Gavin.
Lieut.. Geo. P. chase. Sd IAval.y-
Tapi, u, W. WesSyls.J j., 81 SH.airy
Lieut.. Wm- W kObiGsun. Jr.. Sd cavalry.
Lieut.. L l. Bailey, 4h Infantry.
cHKTESxr e. 4. DErOr.
Major Jas. N. Moore. QuarternAItsr Z. 8 A.
Depot Quartermsster.
Captain 4: Long. Cpmmissary OF SuBIlIt-
tapt- Geo X lFaiY. Grd infantry.
Lieut.. Louis r. sIille, sSrd InfaUITy.
CuETESEE
Major 7. II. stanton. Paymaster {. s.A
CANT EuBIxsOs.
william II Jurd II, Captain = h Infantry, com
ms ding Co. A. 9Th lnftntrv and Pot.
JeS>S N lie li Lieutenant oh InfAntry, A. A.
E,B. X brrtsnn, and Lieutenant sth Infantry.
JnO p; RGrdolph M.Ior L. s. A., Post Surgeon
Hlu. lug w. n y. surgeon
T. Near. Captain 9th l%rfaniY, rommand'r CO. l..
Jas. MeB. Siembel, 2nd Lieutenant. 9th Infantry,
Co. 1.
Tn $. Is. Burrowc,, Captain 9Th Infantry. comd'E
80. C..
W. l.. Carpenter, LIST Lieutenant 9Th Infantry.
VIM: b Pease. let L'cu,cnant 9th Infantry. CON
mandinE Co d.
Jno. :. BALDWIN, And Lieutenant 9Th Infantry
Co u.
4. II. Won ~Leutzw!iz. lst Lieutenant ard Cavalry
comm nuing On. ID.
George r. Grrrith, let Lieutenant 9th Infantry,
Co. A.
Presenf-siCk
Capt. G. '. Henry, srd Cavalry.
Absent
CaTt. NJ ]. Fitzgerald. 9Th Infaniry-ricI
"a Iieu', VS. "yHti, 9th I~nfAntrJ, on duty Ct
Military ACADEMY.
i't Iirni, Jno. c. Thompson, srd C1vslry, re-
End Lieut.. Jro. G. Bourke. Srd Cayalry II q
TO Gen. Crook.
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]. j. Savilte L s Indian Agent.
Marin Gibbons, thiefGlerk.
Shertd-n NJ. Brntney, CnmmISsion Clo-k.
SpNrrnn 7. SNOW, Agency Physician.
George hnoI, P~stmEster.
Traders.
J. W. DEAF
r.. r. WAltcrs.
Robert taudcll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31
After the NfeknanspS.

AT recent meeting Of the Newark, n. j..
BOerd of Education, one OF the members,
after abiding to the common and foolish use
Of pet or nieknames in lieu of the properly
christened names of children, in school re-
ports, etc, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Res Jlred. That the city superintendent be.
and Is hereby, directed not To permit the
name OF any teacher or scholar connected
with the public schools under his supervision
TO be entered upon any list, report or other
record IN or appertaiEiDg to his Office. by any
apparent nickname. unless ~ shall be made
afirmatively 70 appear 10 his satisfaction
that such j not nickname.
Several commissioners spoke on the resO-
luton, and the general opinion seemed to be
that as children were chTistened by their pa
rents so they should b. called and entered
upon the records OF the Board OF Education.
as the Dicknames are not lawful, AMI should
not Be entered upon the records OF a LEGAL
bCCv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

The rainfall THIS summer is Sincularly ca
PRECIOUS There have been very heavy rains
In Central Missouri and N Southern Ohio
and Indiana, and great damage has been
done TO the crops and railroads. Large sec
lions of fat country are submerged and the
banks OF the creeks and streams are all over
howed- On some OF the roads the trains have
been STOPPED by washOUts, injuring the tracks
anu cuIvefts, and also by landslides. On
other roads trains are seriously DELAYED by
hish water and the Unsafefy of the tracks
and bridges. Crops are under water anu a
great deal OF wheat has sprOated
On the other hand, the drouth is seriously
affecting the Alabama corn and cotton crops.
N some places there has been no rain since
May, and crops are consequently utter fail
ures. In the greater part OF the cotton belt
20 rain has fallen in from four 20 six weeks
the thermometer ranging from 81 20 3d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

"a BARGAINS IN HATS. n
Weutll close ont the balance of our SUMMER
STOCK cf STRAW HATS
AT 30 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
Bargains for all these in need Of Hats.
WILLETT & RUOFF,
JyS'-lw SOs Pennsylvani avenue.
DRIED BEEF-0f the very finest quality
- fresh cured every week without beiu g put into
canvass bsgs free from dirt the effects Of the fly,
can be had AZ stalls Noe. 2IJ and 2I6 Center
Market.
The Beef has been sold in Center Market for the
past eighteen months, and has given entire satis-
faction.
II used By the very best people Of the city.
U16t' ID. ". GARST.
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The Star for the Summer.

Persons IeGrIy10 the city yo- Tie asntusy ~ Jor
nry portion Of d nsGy hore THE STAB sent by
rr1. postage rrepoud, FO~ inch period Of tune as
lhey desire az Tie rate Of Is cents pr uees, go
ce,ss PEI month, also Jor 0ree months, x So
for sz months.
fSN b. The PuTer is not il, my cnse sem by
racs tosless the MONEY 1teyGoT accompanies the
order.
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PERSONAL.
A 3 7 3 o L o 9 Z /.
MADAME DO6s.

NOTICE FROM THE AGENT OF THE EDHA
IN COLLAR COMPANY.
Linen faced, on hand, to be sold. Two boxes for
twenty-five cents. Sizes from II to II inches
each. Call ct =. LULLEYS,
jy0 In GIG Pennsylyan is avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

''Our bandits in blue" is the commitment
airy term applied b. the New York VoyEI To
the police OF that city. According to the tes-
umony so far given before the legislative in
vestigating committee. the New York police
force Is honey-combed with scound-eIisIn
and crime. The worst offenses against the
laws are committed in partnership by po-
iceinen, prostitutes, gamblers and thieves;
ana oiheers OF police enrich themselves by
ievying 6lackmail alike on guilty outeasts
and honest citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31
UAMP MEETING rxNTs,

FOk SAIL OK KNIT.
have large assortment OF TENTs, all ssze.
suitable for camp meetings, gaming and nsh, ne
Parties, which will req, by the day on week
3. @. WHEELER, 7th md streets
yB-eoSw opposite Centre Market,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
NM LlNklNS, GEO. w. LGNElNS.
GOOD BEEFSTEsk
AT THE 10Th STREET MARKET, AT lax
AND Is CENTS PER LIB.
SOUP MEAT, 10 CENTS PER LIB.
MUTTON, 10c; l21sc. l3e. and 20c. for
BUTTkh SPECIALITY -
LAbGE STOCK OF FRUITS AND VEGErA-
BLES.
WIN. LINKING q son,
vl6u s2O 18th street
s'yN' AND 'kAUPHY.n
Lover Of seod TEA end CoFFRK VIZ be p,ssssa
70 car that they can buy the celebrated
IN. y. CLUB TEAS AND COFFEES fET
- esands Nos. IL = and lag Center Market, Us
east wing, and at my store corner Of Nh = nj
streets southeast.
These goods are Of the Choicesl Imporfsriops ana
ess ressiled st small advance on vholesale price.
i4e and lAs Center Markef, en- sins.
Opoo esory CAY. sepi<-Iy
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LOST AND FOUND.

SZU st. northeast one Brown Hp HORSE, N ..h
about 70 hands his b, With star in face; two (oX
white feet-One before, one behind-On left side in
good order. s u reward will be paid upon Of
sald horse. Jy5t3t
oST-On the 10Th July, between and p. m.
~ PUCK Ell BOOK, containing small AMOUNT of
money, and some psper- Of no value TO any one but
ihe owner. Among the papers was Certificate Of
Stock mo. l67) Of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Of Georgetown for five shares, dated
July IL; ISIS. The public are warned not To nego-
flate the said certificate, as payment has been
stopped. The finder will be literally rewarded on
returning The same to the subscriber. W. g. PEN
DLkTON, Navy Pay Office, Cor. 18th ST. and n Y
avenue n " or AGO New Jersey avenue sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

RlO0ERTD vE0ETABL1 DOUGH SYRUP
Ws1ts6, ssss & r Mrhseelr8 0SHHh that canSes
eYR6R," 1t r. elso the 6est In uss fof Oouebs,
Oclds, Hoe5sene4 Sore Threat, Crosp, end I'll Bron.
cht Affections. For sale BY the principal Drue0isfa
and wholesale ~ CHA RLEe Sr0TT 90, and 6v
the proprietor. 3l2 q. northWoa. novN-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

%I o F-COLUMBIA LODE No. 10
a special meeting will b. held THIS EVEN
ING, at clock, to make gements for the
afternoon. llil s-JNO. THOMSON, Il So
@E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-ReV- :
Wy u MIRIcK will preach To morrow Morning
- ~ cow. No evening service. IT.
TKEfOBMEp EPISCOPAL OaURCH-
ibe rler 9th and streets To morrow % ~
On. and . IL. ser aon By Rev. wIILIAa Mct;rfsS
The pCbnc generally are invited. IL
rs TIE GOSPEL % PRKACHED By THE
sy the Chri.ta:eiphia Eceiesis, TO MORROW, At
collector All inSiied '' 0'' nAh' 40
FTAPIT0L BILL co OPERATIVE BUILD
oslR sGSbs 4 Que van b held =
haiti An, U, between Third and Fourth streets
s 80. Deposits q anes, &c MAJ be made at
ton CO. GI32I T. s. rEsGUsoS'
%THE co PAETNERSHTPHITH
TRRIsoN SSNsos y s9a 81
= iie, under The hrm name q r. q. GUSSJN s
new sheet, 10 be called 1.-The business Guile OF
= shipgtOn. II. q. will hereafter be plolsh-,l D.
.aitions1 ali the siterti.emsnIs ,Se old .BGs,
Il Guide" up 10 the Tin. they wsre 2sit for
RTHE TLKRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN
- Ish sire. August Is soSscripsions to 81 rs
Il be received from this date by the Secretary at
- n 10, LeDroit Building, pssr Post 0ffce. on y
jy2s In. sA TERRY, Secretary.
6SssaUKL q. I3gHS, ,,.,,.
oe.y q oYy!e1-SIA1 6UlsIHa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

That well-conductei paper. the Rockville
Md StT'fiFei, has entered upon its twenty
FIRST year.
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BOARDING..


IltARplNG.-A few choice Front Rooms, fur
- hi>htd or unfurnished, with Board, can still be
had ST the newly ! psired hOnse, sos 18th street
northwest CarpetiDg and furniture new. jy29 ST.
ROARnING AND TENrs can be had at the
- CL1f TON CAMP MEETING, commencing
August l4th, by addressing }. l.. DETWILER,
Clifton Station. Va. Iy2g-3t.
I j. FLANAGAN,
y. 1922 AND 1924 SrRRyr,
Between Iii h aud 18th SITS,
viii reopen, with all modern improvements, for
the reception OF Boarders, July 30. Near War,
Navy ana Lew State Departments. Jy296tF
ElkST CLASS BOARD AND kOOMS-Fami-
4 lies supplied with meals at shortest norice
Rooms in suits or single Also, Table Board Clerks
ard others en- ployed In stores OF Offices have
meals sent them without extra charge. Terms lib
ersl. Below Pa avenue and 9th street, near the
new Baltimore and Potomac Depot, at4-9 Missouri
avenue. Jy293I'
ROARDING.-Six OF eight Gentlemen can be &C
- conmodated with furnished ROOM and Table
BOARD. Terms mode rate. Room with north and
south exposure. Also, two large communicating
PARLOR5. Apply to 1916 srnw jy2s4,"
NILLJkENS OsrAer Of 18TH and street.
!'I northwest, Washington, .. O., one square frou;
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
ouGhiy renovated and refuruished.
febS1y FRANK MiLLIKEN, Proprietor.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il GREAT BARGAINS
\ pest three story pressed brick front HOUSE,
with .srge Lot; on 10th street, between VI and n
s:rs cts northwest.
slso, three story pressed brick front HOUSE.
with bay window; on 81 street, between sRi 4
streets northwest; parked, sud il f-nce IN front.
TILE perfect B n. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker.
Iy29t Corner Tth ami streets northwest.
E'UR RkN1-1hs rhree-s1ory aud basement
BBlCh DWELLING, No. go + street north
west, with range, hot and cold water. gas bath &c.
oontsiLiIg ~ Give rooms. Immediate possession
cen be hid. Price, 9 - 81 pr month.
Ai.a, three story ami basement BRICK
l." kLLisG, Sfth back building. NJ. li04
street northwest with range, hot and cold vs-er,
Fss, hath, &c, Containing eleven rooms. Premises
IN ulCe order.
jy225s yITCH. FON 6 co.
IHOR EENT-Two. story BEICK HOUSE No. -
= peIIees street, rooms, Cas ami water. Also
three story BBlCk H"lSE No. All New York
avenue, rooms, CaS and water. Apply al lumber
yard, corner ISL and SUI ee.s northwest
Jl9c St WN. ECIEAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03
THE HAWAIIAN EVANGELICAL Asso-
CITATION. =

N This Association of Pastors and Delegates from
the Protestant churches throughout the islands to
the number of ~ffty-one, held its twelfth annual
meeting in this city dnring the past month,
beginning June Sth and ending the 2lst. The
proceedings, which were conducted in Hawaiian,
consisted in reading reports and discussion OF the
Home aud Foreign Missions and Educational
! Institutions which are under the direction Of the
Association.
There are connected with the Association, and
| reporting to it's Executive Board, FIVE Associations
on these islands and one Presbytery- Sixty
| churches are connected with these ecclesiastical
bodies on the Island Of Hawaii, three Associa-
tions with twenty-three churches ON Maui, and
| adjacent islands one Presbytery with nineteen
| churches on Oahu, one Association with thirteen
churches and on Kauai, one Association with
five churches. The English speaking churches ON
the islands are not included.
By the report of the Treasurer Of the Board, 1t
kappears that the receipts from all sources the past
year have been S27 ,003 90, and the disburse-
ments S26, 647 500 The amount received as
contributions from the Hawaiian churches is
stated at 81 $780, 90. Other sources Of income
are,-contributions from foreign churches and
individuals, sale of publications, earnings OF the
Morning Star, and donations from the American
Board and Bible Society," There was expended
4 for the Micronesian Mission during the year the
sum of So, 1883, so, for Marquesas Mission,
81 ,30I "a; for Home Mission. S72O; tor Incl
dentals, 81 ,712.06 for publications, 1885 fol
Theological Seminary at Honolulu, Sl99.3l; ex-
penses of Morning Star, $l3, 602.O7 for Bible
fund, S5Ol SO; for medical fund, S62.5O; foi
expenses of general meeting, $20-total, $40,
647 so.
During the discussions at this meeting of the
Association, the increase of drunkenness and VIC
among the people at large-outSideo i the churchel
was dweIt upon, and, in accordance with
special resolution Wednesday, June 10th, wal
set apart as " day of Fasting and Prayer fol
the outpouring of the Holy Spirit"
The following are the officers of the BoGrd
4 Rev. L. Coau, President Hon. 5. n. Castle
Vice President Rev. Ii. Il. Parker, Recording
Secretary Rev. j. f. Pogue, Corresponding
Secretary Hon. E. o.. Hall, Treasurer z. {
Jones, Esq, Auditor. Tue Association adjourned
on the 21st ult., to meet again on the first Tues
day in June, 1876.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK, June, 1875:

New YORK, June, 1875.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser;
SAN FRANCISCO,
As IL is viewed from the steamer coming in through
the Golden Gate, has that look of newness said to be
by our English Observation-Disclosures OF Ameri-
can cities.
r. Z aearer view, and an acquaintance with its peo-
pie, enables Us to do away with our first impressions
in the same ratio with our appreciation OF the city's
extent, business, and premature intelligence.
There remains, however, the painful dust from the
surrounding hills blown into our delicate ~ systems
by a keen wind, that is incurable and otfensivei a
noise from traffic that ~dnROise! And a fog such as an
{" Islander knows nothing of-until he meets it
and can make nothing out Of when it's introduced 10
bin.
4 Ticket agents on Montgomery street afford every
| facility to the Eastward bound passenger, in the way
of securing him the convenience Of sleeping-cars and
notes on the point Of interest met with en- route
ISsULAR PREJUDICE.
Our English friends who swarm over the road al
this season, Negotiate with the agents" Of road:
| with the distrust that Halls Line engendered.
need hardly say that their suspicious are unfounded
and that the passenger who entrusts his travelling
concerns to our active friends on Montgomery street
will get bis moneys worth every time
! SACRAMENTO.
This town is built around acapitol building tina
is, at once, useful and oman entail Useful, in that !
indicates this point as the head centre Of the State
ornamental, in that it serves to keep alive our mem
cries of what the land used to be, and how far ARCH
lecture of an esthetic character can be adapted
ordinary, / E., modern usages.
4 SIERRA NEVADA.
of the climb DIP the Sierra Nevada range aothiD
can be said that will lessen the beauty and variety {
its wild scenery; while all that can be, or has bee
written fails utterly in giving q correct idea OF II
variety and fascination. Passing through deep tur
nels that prepare US for something peS, &c emerg
at points that present something strange. Glidin
. around the breast Of one steep hin, we see opposii
US the thin track upon which We are to be borne o
our way out Of the deep gorge into which we hay
penetrated.
ROUNDING CAPE HORN
At twilight, we exchange the broad view that dsl
light affords US of the ever-shllting seene' for Il
glamour Of moonlight that makes every point an
glen, sweep Of forest or bold projection Of naked rocl
look like a vivid dream.
SPEED 80 OBJECT.
z All this is at the expense Of speed. Twenty mil
an hour is the limit TO which our train aspire
7 eighteen all we actually achieve. This rate would q
! be endured-after the novelty of the scene b
psssed-was there any Eemedyi as it ia, it is Dor
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FouHul ~ JrLY.-Wc hear OF no public demon
~s.ratious in honor Of Americas holiday par ezcd
Ieace. (Which b The way, will be- observed on
Monday. the fuh being Sunday. There will be Of
courss the usual .alu,es and display Of bunting,
and perhaps = regatta or a game Of base ball. But
next year. being the centenary. will probably
make amends
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03
Calendar
PoR THE JULY TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT, TO COM
MEscE on TUEsDAY, JULY GTH.

Rex We. Nspoliona; Larceny.
Rex VS.. Naihehau; Murder.
Rex VS.. Kahalelepoi Murder.
Rex W. Tun Cum Sin; Burglary.
Rex We. Tun Cum Sin; Larceny.
John Meek, jr. and Abigail MaikAi vs.. Alahiai and
estate of John D. Robinson ct al; EjeOtment. W c.
Jones for Plaintiff, E. I. o'Halloran and L Preston
for defendants.
Hoopilimeaai vs.. Kekipi; Appeal from Mr.. Justice
Judd. 4. Preston for Plaintiff; }. P. Green for ap-
pellant.
KaOliko vs.. Haamsa; Action Of Tort. A. s. Hart
well for Plaintiff.
Kaholokahiki vs.. Frank Antoine; Ejectment. +.
Preston for Plaintiff, J. p. Green for defendant.
His Highness Charles Kanaina VS.. A. a. Haalelea
Eiectment. A. S. Hartwell for PlaintiE.
Kahoomana VS.. W. L. Moehonua, Minister Of In
terror; Ejectment. A.. Kalauli for Plaintiff, r II.
Stanley for defendant
Kaaukai Wright aud her husband W. +. Wright vs.
Kukahaula; Ejectment. J. p. Green for Plaintiff,
A. s. Hartwell for defendant,
Emma Kaleleonalani W. Geo. Chairman; Trespass.
L. McCuIy ior Plaintiff, a. s. Hartwell for defend
ant.
John C.. Quincy and Emma Quincy his wife vs.
Namau; Eiectment. Z. Preston for plaintiff, L.
McCully for defendant.
A. +. Judd We. G. =. Luce, action on the case. w
C. Jones for plaintiff, X II. Stanley for defendant.
7. II. Hebron VS.. Cbas. Lake; a~ssumpsit. y. 5
Hartwell for plaintiff, II. H.. Stanley for defendant.
Herman Schriever vs.. John H.. Wood; action fol
malicious prosecution. L. Preston for plaintiff.
Geo. Williams ys J. II Black; trespass on the case
r. II. Stanley for plaintiff. L. Preston FOR defendant
There are besides the above, ten civil causes to b
heard in Baaco.
~ l.. 90 ,Ioranra enritnaMa, ,th
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ENGINE Co. No. I've are requested to nout.
members that there will be a meeting Tor eiecnon 0
officers on Wednesday evening next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03

&. BUTTER MELTs."-That's what the mercury
said in our thermometer yesterday at o +. Ms When
it marked SO in the shade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03

ERRNruM-In the article on Camoens on the out
side page-the poem quoted from in the last lines II
&" Hope " and not IS Tirocinium,",
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THAT ExCURsION.-By letters recently recelVeu'
we are assured that the pleasure excursion from
San Francisco to the Islands is by no means aban-
doned, but is likely to start sons time the present
month,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03

4 LARGE MAL--The steamer for San Francisco
yesterday took some $500 letters besides large
quantities Of newspapers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03

PARIS, June 20.-MerafaBe, q Spritualist, who
professed to photograph deceased persons, has bee~
convicted Of swindling, and sentenced to six months
imprisonment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-07-03

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FROM MIcRoYEsIA.-By the steamship .Mdegregos
from Sydney, letters were received here from the
Rev. H. Bingham, at the Gilbert Islands, under date
of March goth and 22d last. The missionaries were
in good health. and matters were progressing as usual
As GOOD As NEw.-The stone store Of T. A Shaefer
\ ( Co. on the corner opposite the Post Othee, has
,ocartL received a new set Of iron doors and shut
ters- and is otherwise made f~re-proof, besides having
been besutifed externally. Two handsome glIt-letter
SIGNS. one on Merchant and one on Kaahumaau
| street, add much to the appearance of this LOCALITY
HAWAIIAN CONSULATE AT NV YoRK-It will be
noted that our correspondent " Ubiq." suggests the
name Of Mr.. W. r. Castle. son OF the Hon. . n.
| Castle of this city, as a proper person to fill the posi-
t;on vacated by the decease of Mr.. Odell- We have
also heard favorably mentioned those Of MIR. William
Armstrong, and Mr.. E. Il. Allen, the latter a son Of
our Chancellor. -
Music THIS AFTERSooa.-rhe band Eill Commence
playing at Emma Square at 5 o'clock, Following
is the programme
seieesieS, o9eGra-T6e Barber Of scvils. Resin
aaarteite, opera-The Nibelungep.
s siaes s5 E19fmGt opPia.ic: Pre-; St Gsvca:, to:s5. .Leeocq
/ O. 0. Fin Excelsior Lodge No. /, Of the
Order of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening, June 70,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
Samuel SaVidge. " y
Tno s Smitbies. Secretary
R. Levers. treasure
From TIE CoLoSIEs.-The steamship .Hacgregor
from Sydney and New Zealand, arrived on Thurs
day evening last. bringing Auckland papers to Jun
IA AID Sydney to 5vpe 8. We find no news of spe
c;sl intcSSest. Tb- .Hacgregor encountered yer.
severe weather on the passage be- 5sen sydney an
Auckland, which occupied nine She saile'
yesterday evening for San FrancifSh