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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

"CAReo BOTH the Advertiser and Islander make
merry slight clerical typographical error in
our marine report OF last week, which the veriest
simpleou would have passed perfectly excus-
able. Such trivial errors do not deserve mention
along with those that betray stupidity For instance
the advertisement Of the British bark Carr Taal,
(Which vessel left for San Francisco May 81 appears
the advertiser OF May s. 10 and 22-three consecu
tive weeks after the vessel had sailed. We instance
this out of several errors In the same dates to show
how absurd it is TO attempt to crticse the work Of
another, when more glariug errors appear In the
critics owe. As for the Islander, we look upon 1t
as a nursing infant, of hopeful future, to harm
which would be cruel. But its nurses would do
well TO remember the remark OF writer, that liter
airy characters whose chief pastlme in bunting mp
typographical errors, lower themselves to the level
OF street gOssps, whose great delight consists in
falling scandal about their neighbors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

other side figure OF Hope leaning on an anchor,
looking forward into futurity. The left hand bottom
corner Is not appropriately filed in with the grand
cornerstone OF Masonry the Bible. The right hand
corner Is both key and cornerstone. The centre
piece In the bottom is intended to represent one Of
the principal tenets Of the brotherhood Charity by
sketch ofthe Good Samaritan. On either side is
the Mosaic pavement indented tessel aud blazing
star. The small medalliOus on each side contain
devices and symbols which will be understood by
every Mason. The triangle and balances the tablets
the book of Constitutions guarded by the Tyler's
sword; the levels the 47th problem OF Euclid; the
square and compasses; the beehive; the pot of in
cense; the ark; the clasped hands and the hour
glass. No one but the praetised eye realize the
amount of labor expended upon this work "-Adger-
IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

The Derby Mercury says The early home of Mary
Hewitt the authOress, the property formerly of that
lady's father, Mr.. Botham, offered for sale by
auction at Uttoxter, some time ago. After warm
competition it was sold for f7O6, sum far in excess
Of the real value.
Prof Fawcett, the blind man of Parliament is a
great worker. He created amusement some
nights ago, by stating that he had cut out all the
amendments to the Artisans' Dwellings bill, and
pasted them in their proper places, to show what the
effect would be. The actual work. of course, done
by his amanuenss, but still the direction Of it was
task few men possessed of sight would to under
take. Mr.. FAEcett has fine memory, and in a re-
cent speech quoted from the papers of the day with as
much readiness if reading from print.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

A HANDSOME TEsTINoSIAL.-0n Thursday even
ing last on behalf of the members Of Honolulu Chap
ter No l. Of Royal Arch Masous there was presented
to Companion George c. Mclean, a magnidcently
eugrossed and illuminated copy Of resolutions of
thanks for services performed by Mr. Mclean ever
since the first institution of the Chapter The whole
is work of art the equal Of which has never before
been seen here and reflects great credit the skill
and paIustaLug labor of Mr.. Henry Giles of this city
The following descriptive explanation, which we are
permitted to use will afford aparal key to the ideas
embodied in the various devices and symbols repre-
scented. "In the centre Of the top border, We will
suppose the facade of temple, upon which is In
scrbed the motto, Holiness to the Lord The ped
iment is supported by three columns, the Ionic,
Doric and Corinthsn, which are symbolical, 10 the
language of Masonry, with Wisdom, Strength and
Beauty. Snrmounting the whole is group Of fig
ures representative of Peace, Science and Art. In
the arched recesses arc two allegocal groups that
to the left being Wisdom Strength and Beauty, and
the other Prudence, Justice and Fortitude. In the
left hand corner is represented jacobs Dream
and upon the three principal rounds OF the ladder is
inscribed, Faith, Hope aud Charity. Therighthand
corner contains afountain indicative OF Temperance
with two figures Plenty and Liberty, the latter hold
ing banner on which is written Add to your faith
temperance triangle In the middle bearing the
inscription, Love, Purity Fidelity In the centre
Of the LEFT hand border is an alcove with figure Of
Justice blindfOlded, with naked sword; and on the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

lEHur- uT sra CHI 20 MELnuuENE-Ieit Sydney at l:6s
MAY r-sceedcd slowly down the hsrbol
aasr ths heais l5 Pm, with LIGHT NV breeze,
ia-i hours rheuot fresh westerly breezes % the
grt kils and urrvs6 Auckland the 18Th in days
HHE 1s hour len Auckland as P n. the lsth. On
shs l,h PISSED Nikado 81 go Pm and the Nav
sua'f midnight the DAY. Arrived Honolulu
d. 1s ssh. - d.ys and lG hours Experienced
y D. the line, which crossed
iis ~ Be- lol ls5 ". tbonoe strong and Ne winds
- tasr hual saas Hard squalls the remainder Of the
rasssr1
la- > A FakiuhurE rupurtF; Lon Astoria May 2; bad
li snls a. rfs passage except the last three days,
uau strung rrzd1 prevailed. BaTk Nhitis Maeeay arrived
rrr- Nrrk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
PASSENGERS.

Frl Haar KoHr 4sr Norw ~ Kvik Nay zs-ll4o Chimes,
Frru NauiEulL PER Etmr Kiauca, May 22-H Water
hausa N.a 4 smith " n Rics. Isenberg. Bindt DR.
Euldlns lassrIasu and vie. ANNuA, Ahaua wife and
ull ass and viie. M BeraenIAnn Ar SoholH. wife
riiiarrl and g deck.
F- Sar Frsn-s1n per Ciy of Melbourne, May 2a-Hon-
uE urrc Btaap uieot John Nanu Peter Gibson, and
Ia trl1.slru-
Dor uuAis per br Robert Gown. May sO-Odfrsy Brown,
aaulas Bah
Dor Nan and Hawai- per sruur kiane1 MAY Si-Hou A
1ual 2chfireu Hir n = q Stanley, Jas Esiall
4 - 1ruanr i Sriutsu Mr. Niikersuu. Mr. II C1ruNrell
a. f Mitra-alk. " Nilcgx. c williams and WIFE, Henry
Nalcsiuusu. y g lr-uvc Bishop NaiEret Mss Parke.
Iuura Mflar M ShHlaher and wife Miss d Bunce
4 lausu1 Niifqu Nicty. } p treeu. Godfrey Brown
~ tzlsH, Niss Kills, Niss LauEadA- Tbas Meek Miss
Sra a d llIrf hu1ct A Mdcr, Miss kiiss Thee II ba
ris- Eis Cott and abuus - deck.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
POEr OF uONOLULU.


ll1- es- F.iry oueeH Teu from Hanaiei- passenger
lE-p. lal Fsrs sugar, % ods wood.
s1tr kiuuu, AhuilalS- from Maliko- Cargo: %
z-sir l,slii.l Haru. from Hflo : passengers oar
81. SO tes,surur, pc hides.
Asv a Krit, 0aIs LorAHge . days from HON
sslr saiis M,rril. Crane. from Iahaina. 20 pas
-eurea- ca'Vu= 90 hgssuEar, Is pcs hides, j b
s5ilT Iasiis. Kimo from Nauiiwii. cl-go: I'll
TArs ruEar, 6 bs wool, bbis beef Dbl tailov, Il
sair Kau.alo Boles. from Koloa and waimea
01rrrs 4fe her sugar. 8 labs beef horse, hogs
Ser q aruisk. John Bull from MulokaL
as-siir rusasail clHrt, frgm Hama % passenger
laTp-s IS 10 sugar IS bdls ava roots &c hgs pc
laiass lesf tobacco hoes. d. chickens.
slr l.ula Eaai from NoloaA- Carg5: Is cords
uall hars. 2 kGs tnnEues-
Sair haulai. Rcyuolds iof kaluiui. 10 passengers-
cuV 90 haes sugar, ~ hlls moiasses, 80 bags
salaia.es pa hidos, . hlis taov.
sclr Mls Norris Lena, from MolokaL passen-
rrr 0urVo; q sheep tcs potatoes.
STAR Elahea. Marchaat- from NnWiliuilL C1rgo :
- - hide, ck taiio~' pigs : cps fowls, 10
~ stss.5 On, q Melbourne. Brown, 2o55k days from
an 5isas kFaRinBuzs. Brown, 70 days from
so-s.i1 s-sise Puaahi-a, from Nasiaoa- o1rgo; Sos
ssis anna. Eaiauaa. from Niihau olryO: - bis
srus s-lEs 1,rsps. Wool - day, from 5 Francisco
SAILED.
a-sy 2E-ssl,r zoe Morris. Lena Tor NoiokAL
slmf Eianea, Marchaut f1r Nawilivil.
En. a A. NattebohEi Whitney Scr Enderbury l.
ss-Sslir Tauati Hauu far Hu.
iIlurA huiiala. for aliko-
scar y nrxick. John Ball Tor Moiokni
aa-sdlr Aaftit Nr-rill Crane. far Lhlaina-
kelr kamaile. Nllles Cor Lanai. koloa and Namea-
f'fg Meihnuruu. Brown. tor san Franco
z8-f,- t,r Ilaeri cov'au Hatfield, for KaSahae aud
stn- lluueh Ma-chnut Tor Windward Ports.
se1r n lt Morris Lena, for MoiokaL
q uu I---ehr Eaffe Eiuu flir Nauilipiii
e-lf Annie kunuao. Nifhau.
S1iIr lIrka ASA. Scr Nuluaa-
kelir active puaahipa. f.r Koh.la.
s-iIr rletl.nhi CLARK 81 Hama
E-sa1r Eama- Iluynail f1r.s Eahului.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

STEAMER BLOWN UP.-Captain Brown, of the Fall
knburg states that on 18th of May while his yes
sci was lying at the wharf in Portland, the steamer
Senator, plying between Portland and Oregon City,
blew up, killing the Captain purser and several Of
the hands and passengers number of persons are
missing, but no passenger list was kept, it was
not known who was on board at the time. She was
stern wheel steamer, about $50 feet in length and
was left a total wreck.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
EWPORTs.

Eruu Huurtuur rer Sur~ ID KvIk, May l-2s bis hss
c-aEs ia- ~ 80 t.E trunks, bxs salted eeaps.
rrs 1ars-s 81 rs hamhoo wure. L bales leaves pkg
uurl preserved fuits. 22e rkes tea. pkEs
au rr slua 11Q Q act OIL = % Eisieae Y g oFen
Ids o. az hnnEs, u rrs rope. II hxs reTntcelii
~ lal lrshus 81 trE EuEer, u rkEs iron ware Il
rsr uua1 rurc Is l nse1icine - 81 bricks, 3 chairs.
81 ~
Fru- Sranry pr ssu- CITY a. Msbozrne. Nay 81 pkg
suslsssy. q talts pc and O uase
Eruu B1slnuG Fs- b. > Falkiuhurr Nay se-2oo Ibis
1aE lrual - irr dlied eflics 2sls bbls beef
tl5s sarulu. o. ttls vhisEcy. q four.
iur4 u 81 - tta EtAtoes llaVlQ n lumber, 5 c.
onruei rIests 8 TEr uusl'ec ndss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

rss ncusa1als. Asuiral Amy, fron Hno-
uENs Rsis-s. frusn Acaruloo due in al June
rss Tusoafur Ertoa fnsn AIia, Samoa due IN ali June
ua-at uu-asis cuasus. TEndsvoids from san Francis
dul -uue-
Hap "a y ( Earks RsahAIiov. from Port Gamble.
An 81 Ems-d Haruso1 from san Francisco doe June i6
s-i- lura Trnds from RrHncisco due in all June
an ~ H4zu-4 Isuis, frum Hong Kong, China sailed
Arr D.
an ti amelia Msrsrlaus from Sydney, sailed April %
An "a Cerlar Weods from Boston sailed April G
. Ger Ia cudaz from Rresnen. sailed April -
A. - "a R.iuiou. ooe.n. from New Beiflrd sailed in
1rrraa-r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

WORTHY OF MENTIoN.-Yesterday was the 25th
anniversary of Marshal Parke's appointment 10 the
responsibilities which he holds He has held his
office under five kings aud ofthose who were in the
service OF this government at the time of his appoint
ment, cannot now recall more than three or four
now living. 1t is very seldom that we find person
who has held Office quarter of century under any
government, and still more seldom one who has
given more uniform satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

COMMERCIAL.
RnNorrLr 80 , -

R0N0LULE. JUNE ? 1873.
sus Ger ius have report the arrival Of u,
NarnH irt AVA from Hong Kong, with passengers AMI
1u-r s- Cuiau O. portion Of her cargo will b
s1 e. Iul Fridny. by Mr. Adams. This vessel
vi r-sis iaa ST. san Francisco with sugar. o. which
lz sia has accumulated during May, awaiting shipment
NJ CITY q Melbourne arrived promptly on
al she truuet ver little freight for this port, and
lsl away sal8t 2ao olefy sururs-S7ss packages
1tsns1 FutiuburE hriurt her usual cargo o. Oregon
ru-t from nar1aul Nhich port she viii be dispatched.
E-r Issr C5vnu saiied Sunday for Tahiti via kEwai-
l..s slalr viii aata.u hoard luzd q cattle
Es Havias from syeney learn that the bark Amelia
srsl is1 ihat Ta far Hu1oulu April p with s0s tons
raL
M E sa-rae- cy-enes s-rived o'clock this morn
l irun sHr Francesca aud sail ior sydney P.
si.s BRING tht urual nssurfed cargo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

orr FOR THE PALI-Many of the through passen-
gers by the steamer, took advantage of the lovely
day which they spent in port to visit the Pail. AT
least forty persons went up horseback or in
vehicles. Mr. Herbert fitted up large express caPa-
ble Of seating eight ten passengers and drawn by
four horses, and sent of the joliest crowd that
have ever met the road. 1t is strange that more
Of these large expresses are not brought into service
for occasional excursions TO the Pail and elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

TT In the FIJI Times we notice the death of Mr.
Alex. E. MGregor, who formerly resided on Maui
and at Hanalei, Kauai, and was well known ex-
pert sugar boiler He died at Levuka, April IL, Of
heart disease to which be had for years been subject
He leaves widow and daughter, now residing in
Oakland. Cal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

rsy- The KawaiRhao Female Seminary will hold
its annual examination on Wednesday June 9th,
commencing at A. NJ, on the school grounds, mau-
ka Of the school buildings All who feel an interest
in the school respectfully invited to be present
The pupils win exercise in gymnastics.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

az Grasshoppers are rapidly increasing here.
abouts. During evenings they fly into houses
by scores. The other day alighted on the metal
flower Of a cofeepot and commenced gnawing
away at it, while another lit a chrome bunch of
flowers, and assayed to extract the sweet juices
therefrom. These grasshoppers must be terribly
hungry
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

For MIcRoSEsiA--We are requested 10 state that
any wishing TO send articles to their friends
in Micronesia, can have them forwarded without
charge by leaving them with Messrs. Friel & Lame
The Morning Star will leave about June Is.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

TT On Sunday afternoon, clipper ship passed
this port without communicating. The pilot went
of, but did not reach her. She was deeply laden,
evidently with lumber aud bound to China.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

~ The third annual meeting of the Strangers
Friend Society will be held at The residence of Mrs
Hebron, in Nuuanu Valley, Thursday June 8, when
reports will be presented
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

Ths Ira rEpsrs ure vel pleased to find that the
uunhsr q suErHnfs r0ls Ireland in 1874 was 1918
iuu luur q 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

lss- The U. S. Ship Tuscarora, Captain Erben,
may be expected from Samoa in all June Also the
Holland corvette Curseoa Captain vandeveide, from
San Francisco.
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Rates of Passage win be

E5- NO Credit for Passage Money. ia
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth VIII be considered paid fcx. Not
responsible for unark Baggage any Freight orPar-
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
SAMUEL G. WILDER, AEents
ONCE wthwnder Co, Of Fort 4 Queen Streets
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

fzs Base ball appears TO be the order of the day,
and already three four clubs have been organized
and are getting ready for practice and contests.
Both this game and cricket well calculated to de-
velop the muscle and strength of those whopactice
them, and we hope TO see them well patrouized
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

For HILo-The steamer resumed her trips to
windward on Monday, taking large number of pas.
sengers for Maui and Hawaii, about ITO cabin and
deck. The weather since her departure has been
charming, and those bound on a pleasure trip to
Hawaii will probably have smooth and comfort
able passage
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

o b mails iron Ionhn
an In eAnevHne ISL
s. adn Aruso september by @ Ads1pror bmb
uhs u u educ aandAts
o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"PAS INFANIE.,

"PAS INEAME.'
A "Annon.''-L'auteur de Ia communication
datee "a Mai veut-l avoir la bonte de me bonner
reponse defnitive a celia? Transmise dune
maniere queconque, autre que la Poste Je suis tres
desreux de montrer la rrdie chose ct defendre mon
honneT souiiiee. Tout que je demande c'est
davor une chance de la defendre pOlitesse Ordi
la demande. G..
Honolulu, JUN. 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

~ The annual procession of Corpus Christi
took place on Thursday last, and it was decidedly
the largest and imposing ever had in this civ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
BOOKS & STATIONERY
The Basis of our Business.

EVIRsT.-To Manufacture all such Books and Sta
II tionery be dous here we'll a. elsewhere and
her eby directly benefit customers and ourselves
sECOND.-To Buy and Sell Books and Station
cry make Il 70 the interest Of dealers and
erS to come to Us In preference TO sending East
a. manufacture and import every description Of Sta
tionery carrying stocks d Paper Enssopes Blank
Books Of our own manufeturs, Inks, States, etc
"a Over 800 varieties Of Blank forms kept In Stock
A. L. BANCROFT a CO.,
536Iy San Francisco Cal
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ARRrvALs Ar HAwA1IAN HorEI

7 II Paris, Naihee- Diff Hutchison Kauai
6 startup, London. W LCalodon Zealand.
Arthur Bonadate, Melbourne. A Coote, Tasmania,
Tanks, Auckland. Z Bowen n Zealand.
Capt Pritrftridge, Auckland. Melville Smith, Zealand.
y Levy. London. Sir 6 A Arney,
Mitchell, sydney. W Cain. Melbourne.
Capt Parks, Peru. Gibson, Lanai.
A z seymon. Melbourne
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- We are indebted to Purser Adams of the
steamer and Mr. Thrum for favors in the news line
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02

Inc constellation of the Southern Cross can be
seen every clear evening just above the southern
horizon At eight O'Clock the cross appears erect.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-02
TOM S. ?. TO sYDNEI

Leare San fraH Due al H0Hol1IEI Al. al SvdsSV
on OF dboHf' on or about on or obo1f
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eEuuel
Mail Schedule for 1875

Ut fisoA shnNLh no sAN fAANcIsco.
L.sr SysaT Dr. of Hoaoiil',' arr. al s FTaa
nar saae1uig l11s On OF abouf on or about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

writer but the defects IN the composition OF ME
may he explained from the haste In which sppsr
emily IL has been prepared HE boldness and zeal IN the
accomplishment Of bis mission are worthy OF all praise
while the results Of his enterprise ~ described IN TINS
volume form o valuable addition to tho library OF
African travel.
PIP. 546. DOdd a Mead
In the preface to this new volume, MIR. Roe
enters upon the defense OF fictitious composition a.
medium Of religious instruction. He maintains that the
writer an effective story In moral point Of view may
be less powerful preacher OF righteousness than the
occupant OF pulpit. In support of this position he
quotes the example OF TIE Great Teacher who was never
weary of enforcing religious truth by familiar hlustra-
lion and expressive parable The present story has oeeh
written m pursuance of this view Of Christian duy anu
must lie Judged by It's spiritual tendencies rather than
its success as o literary production Mr. Roe does not
claim high rank polisted or original writer al
though he has the command Of fluent and often grace
full STYLE and certainly presents religious truth In an at
trsetive garb without dressing IL IN any fantastic or
gotesque costumes. He has eye TO natural effects
as well the lights and shades of character, making
happy use OF bis social experience for the illus
tratIon Of the religious life. His heroine in this III
stance 10 q gay, impulsive, fashionable young glri
from the New-York Upper Ten" with good heart,
but frOiesOme disposition which carries her TO the
verge of mischief With the best intentions, who goes To
pass holiday season with some country cousins At
their pleasant residence the Hudson. She there
young sprig of divinity from the West person
OF uncouh gnerantof social usages, and nno
cent lamb OF all crooked purposes, but noble char
acter in gran with every quality that denotes pure and
lofty nature. The city damse at once determines to
mako game Of the vcrtian, apostle, while he. on the
other hand is inspired with the high resolve TO convert
tire voary of fashion life OF religion. The story IL
devoted to the description OF the conflict between
Ebony and Topaz" between the power OF Satan ara
the Kingdom OF the Lord With numerous episodes ot
Winter Sleigh rides runaway horses, and all sorts or
strange the divine carries theday over the
world o fryoy the madcap maiden Yields tothe imagine L
ism of true pety becomes the bride % the brave mission
ary and dcvotes her life the good Of souls IN the far
spite signal violations II good taste aud other
defects of execution the story has certain readable qa
tics which viii doubtless command wide circulation
/ and an adm.rmg audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
fssa! Noticss.


CUPREIE COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
- NEW. YORK.-ELIAs HUGHES THOMPSON and
ELIAS HUGHES BELL, composing the IRA OF slCb AtJ
BELL Co, plaintiffs, ar. ROBERT IA kBNlIh; defend
a demand contract. tom net
ser 10 Tho defendanr above named You hereby
nnhel aud required the complaint in this acton
De- npd Of ticFS ~ the city
County al N,W-N0rk the New Co1rt doufr "a the city Of
Hrn ior. aud copy OF me sad
Jiat his oliee az No SO rne ftt New"
York w. within twenty days aier the seSe o. s sL5ns
ia, of such service and y ,0l tl 10
answer sabi complaint within he time aforesaid re rl1n
tbs Ia is q ton viii taAe iudgmeR, against tor tne
OF I'VE thOus hundred and eleven oo i0IlaS
with interest thosaHd AID etshty ,ght ana dol
T. hundred
tYsntythre 40 dollars from the seventh day 81 june
enc hundred and soyeBynve besides the costs
OK this aefiou.-Datei ,;ew-Iork, sept l, 1919. ,,
WILSON ". POWELL, Plantifs' Attorney ~ Pfnest
The complaint in THIS action ,h Isd ia te office Of me
thp % Newl The New Court
iIopss la ss. ty 10th dan of Seltemoe 1873.
oil IawbwF. WILSON NJ POWELL, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

SPAIN BY the Baron Gil. nhyLIra. Illustrated by Gl
TA,E DoRn. Translated y j. THOMSON, +. H. o. ;. 4to
pp, JI2. Ssribner. Wefor. * Ar nsttoug.
Gustave Dort's profise and spirited illnstra-
tions which form of the chief attractions of ills
splendid hold ~ volume, do not eclipse the letterres
his fellow traveller in whose company he made the
tour Spain with speci reference 10 Artistic purposes
The Baron Dlyilier is writer of very considerable
power. with keen scent for the curiOstes OF foreign
travel and happy faculty of graphic description The
route of the tourists included the principal cities OF
Spain aardihg abundant opportunity for the obsorNa
ton of national character exhibited in Che manners aud
habits Of the people Although many of tie scenes de
scribed in tae volume familiar to the reader from the
reports OF recent travellers they presented with
freshness and yivacy that give zest TO their perusal
End richly reward attention Among the "boOks OF lux
ury for the apprOaehns season. this will doubtless hold
"a conspicuous place ana be eagerly sought by amateurs
who wish for elegance and entertainment in the same
work.