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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-27
Is Naught can to peace the busy female charm,
And II she can't do good she mnst do harm.u


That night he revisited the plantation and burglar
iously stole some tools and some money. Then he
attempted to rescue the lady with whom he had had
the affair, who was in durance vile, and scared
the jailor by firing of a gun loaded with powder
only, in his immediate vicinity, and then ran of
again, this time taking q horse with him. A reward
being offered for his capture, he was brought in the
next day, tried for stealing the horse, and sentenced
to one years Imprisonment. Other charges against
him were being tried, and he win be brought to
Honolulu by the steamer, probably as a bOarder for
a considerable time at the establishment at Kawa.
u DEATH OF CAPTAIN ABRAHAM RUssELL.-Another
link between the past and the present of Hawaii nei
was severed on Tuesday last, by the death. at Iolani
Palace, of :" Admiral Russell" > as he has been famil-
iarly called for many years past. Capt. Russell was
born at Russell Mills, in the town Of Dartmouth,
near New Bedford, Mass, in the year 1907. accord
ing to his own statement, although in the judgment
of many he was older. he came Of q well-knoTn
and respectfully connected family. of the Society Of
Friends. Choosing the whaling business as a profess
sion, he first visited these islands in 1927. Suisse
ouently he was here in command successfully Of the
banks Bremen and Bartholomew Gosnoid of New
Bedford. While in the latter vessel, through some
kind Offices rendered to the chiefs of these islands,
they became much attached to him, and Nahienaens,
sister of K~amehameha Ill. adopted him, after the
native fashion, as her child, and when dying she
strictly charged her brother and the high chiefs 10
recognize the relationship thus created. This trust
has been handed down and faithfully observed by
succeeding kings, who have always been solicitous
for the comfort and welfare of % Aberahams,' and
with them he always found q welcome and a home.
Recently. by command of His present Majesty, q neat
cottage had been erected in the Palace enclosure as q
residence for Capt. Russell, where doubtless he ex-
pected to spend his declining days in quiet and COM
fort. His last active service at sea was some ten
years ago, but he may be considered to have been a
permanent resident here since the loss of the bark
Drymo, OF Sippicau, at Lahaina, of which he was LIST
officer, in 1916. He had a son. who was killed in
battle on the Union side during the late war, and we
believe he has a daughter livi ng in New Bedford, 4
His funeral took place from his late residence in the
Palace grounds on Wednesday last, and was largely
attended. Their Majesties the King and Queen and
the members of the Royal Family and of the Court
attended the services at the house, which were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Damon, and the Kings carriage
led the procession to the grave in Nuuanu Cemetery.
immediate after the hearse.
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Soon TO LEAVE us.-The plover, We refer to,
which make their annual migration from these
islands-suppOsably to the northwest coast of Amer
ica-about the middle of April. They are fine
eating just now, being fat and juicy, of which fact
we had q very agreeable demonstration one day this
week. We were invited to breakfast with a company,
the principal dish on the table being plOVer on toast,
cooked in q style that would have done honor to the
cuisine of an Apicius, and the delicious birds mel
ted in the mouth like material music. D.
"Not all on books their criticism waste
= nanlrn nf q hiLh an,a ina.lu 81 y
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Il SUICIDE IN THE PRIsoN.-Yesterday noon, a pris-
oner in Oahu Jail was found dead in his cell, sus-
pended by the cord-band of his pantaloons from the
iron grating. On the previous day he had assaulted
a fellow prisoner and for punishment was confined in
the a dark CELL" He was a native of Hope Island,
and had been employed on q plantation on Hawaii,
whence he was sent to prison under a sentence for
assault with a deadly weapon. The Marshal called a
coroner's inquest yesterday afternoon, who returned
the following verdict
4 Honolulu, March &c, 1876
Z An inquisition taken at Oahu Prison, Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, on the 26th day of March, 1875, be-
fore D. Dayton, one of the CorOners of said Island,
upon the body of " Bob,'' then lying dead, by the
oaths of the jurors whose names are hereunto SUBJ
scribed, who, being sworn to enquire when, how and
by what means the said Bob came to his death, upon
their oaths do say that the said Bob came to bis
death on the night of the 25th of March. 1875, by
hanging himself with a cord tied around his neck
and attached also to the iron bars Of his cell. Said
cord had been used by him as q girdle. No blame is
attached to any one connected with the Prison.
( J. B. Atherton, VIM. Buckle, S. K. Rawson, c.
Bent, Ira Richardson, ID. Kanuha.
DAVID DAYTON, Coroner.
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Music THIS AFTERNooS.-The band will commence
playing at Emma Square at ~half-past 4 O'Clock.
Following is the programme
Admirars March .Berger
oveIture-oPera BaAanda.: :Her,eb
On the Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz. Strauss
selection-Opera Dame Blanche, woman in White) .BOldieu
Bluebeard-ouadIll -.Onenoach
Singers Joy-Poka.... Strauss
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OREGON PILOT BREAD!
M GASES SMALL
OV Fer salsb b. BoLLEs q CO.
, 1875-08-19

MANY t.mcH women call upou their family n},y-
stcisn, one with dyspepsia, another with talpta-
t,o1,, another with tronblo Ut tho broass, another
with pain horo and there, and IN this way thoy
all preRcnt, ntlka to themaelvcR and their easy
goino and indifferent doctors, ncpnrate and d.
tinct Diseases. for waich lio prescribcs Ills pills
and potiops, assuming thom to be .ueh, whom,
in reality, they arc all symptoms caused by roms
uterine disorder; and wb,Io they arc thus only
abln psrhaps TO pai!iate for tine, thev aro i3.
norant Of the causo. and encourage their prac.
tlco until largo bills arc made. wLeu The sniIer.
ing Paticnta aro no better fl the end hut, rrob-
nbiy worse for the dolar, treatment, and other
complications made, and which proper meli-
cine directe1 to the canso would have ensireIy
removed. thereby institutlng health and comfort
instead Of prolonged misery.
From hlBs Lor:udA Z. St. Clair. 6hade, Athens
County, o.:
'Ds. Il. Y. p1rncE, Buffalo, N. T.: Your Fa-
vorto Prescription is working almost like mir
acle OIL mo. l au bettor already tIan haSo
bcon for over two yeh1B."
From Ella 4. Schafer. XAncsvillc, 1n1.:
"Dr. plEncE: received tho medicine yots
ncns me and began usiog it Immediately. As a
result Of the trcAtmont feel better than hayo
for tlree years."
From Mrs. John X. Hamln Odell, Ill.,:
"DR. PIERCE: The Favorise Prescription has
dono nc good, which am very thankful for"
DR.. pie,ce's Favorito Prescription IL sold by
dealers In naodicinos.
, 1875-08-19

during TIN War, m entering rosonto ,arhor Hanh"y
afirr,ma with d rrRran'' IN n'rd tsrs'rk mag
.nh sunk ~ 'hn "r"r "'a'; ~ l,'y TX ,t1n
rnf 1,.n. W .t1s.. x TT TIL u c. Of 10 lug rortcn
hr nrlvsa T. nr1 f. IT, ~ N m s,tn,,9 'c'ts
a,rldri rYusil hle" NJ, IN wI1Irh s:w s'sndlpx n
slsors enI.Iso1. sir ,,nw Eyer IN her hta', sta.
tnotlrr wlyirh was keeping them cn'ntnny, mn
tiry wete tnken n aoard .,I,,,. The TIE 49,, T"af.a.
:" " tho " unfertns,e ,e ' cfaft o n"s l. ..earsansi
c ,h Of h' a9as Mt ors thu ,"' " 10 10
jnre tho sclr aa.ea,!t', le. Hta'|ay: Hanrrn It
j. learned has tr"hcr living IN Milwaukee, who i"s
inHs Btsrk Brothers and Maxon. Of Milwaukee, hsd
reec Monay evening to rcacli thn trhr Aracnt. The
ctoae icnd, and ,nnlna At tt1rin high rate q
aieed Tint ehe eould not aval striking lhe Mssn n
e scr drtyng so ow Of ths latter 'gsnst fhn ~, h'
Hhe soon h'lett with w4ter, and had to 10 t"wsa
to t4e nnlcr MARKET whcrn Tho lies watc.iogec n,la
thu be.ro,t Iysfof ue.ay aTAe .tmr Porter chsa,:
HrlaIn with eight hargcs in tow. wan very mpFndsnt
IN III ~ Se s' s
very near onH considerable damage 10 hsf own 10"
%" ri!' ~sro ss 70 sas ns 1a II: s
cann tngoher, but good management on inc part @ oi
le wsm"rs ny as s%xa ee m aea ssr
l. IL g. there viii be hhowh from tho frame hfacoh fo.
osny ersese on tho eastern pfSfasa onssanse ," :"
CIeFetAuu u%EI9ls nv ~" "k"e0F.
and tue otl.er red, tho wh!to one being Q feet
vertically above tho rcd onc Tic illuminating ap-
paratns rataAior!ic and Of .he ni1th order snt.
ina la0 leH. NJ The horizon. Dcyond that atc tho
naked lIgs viii slow !ltn!y ad vcs.ols t1at ara
too far shore. Tho lights should 10 seen III o'ear
weather from Tho deck of weasel 10 feet above tho
like about 10 statute miles. Tho structure ia frame
beacou, s1uase In plan, alnted bsck below and white
shove. The 1+l1cmns iron aoe la. The foIoxns
concerning tho murder on the scllr F!yette Hro"ns
Al Marquette, week ago Sunday" F'yo men y, we're "
detailed the vn.sel down the dock by aid or
tho enpstan. The murderer. tWil!!am AAtrnrl'' auH
gcRted to Thomas ItAnlon the dcccaae.1} tn
savnsn lt{e extra work aud 1lnnlon replied, q Ya
h. h!s band up Ia mauons i.sc, and saia, Donl you
call mo That name aAin." 1IanIon cltntllo with A.
trnrb, md. after scnltng aronad on tho deck few
minute~ Astrurh ancrrelcl In drawing hs knfe, Hnd
stabbed Ilaaion iu tue left breaat. Death va' nut ill.,
stantaucous, for 1IAnlon p!Gke I'LL CaTstan ar and
dealt Hanon Two hravy hIowz on The hcat1, Telling him
to tho deck. No booner hail fhn}an struck tho last
blow thnn ln fell back Of the sailors ra
Astru regatned hls feel In an inaaitt anil tried 10
get tho knife nGain hnt ono Of tho crew, nautch MI
cnca smlts, had thruvn II overheard. Tie wound In
Iantona brcaht IN between tho second and third rr
sn IL about an Inch aud half willie. Tho kn!fe pen
ctraicG tho rlcura sd aro tho innar portion 0f the
loft lobe Of the left lung. Tho knife a'so penetrated
the pcrialdum md entered tho left ysnsrfco through
tue heart.
, 1875-08-19

linen trunnerR. and white liaea, provided bv Tim
ketIH Tho cah,nst, ~I.i" had M en pat tpxotlltr
ostne-tly for lin tccnstfn, an! WA nrnp'o
shell nj p!siu b'tarA.. ran eaaI.,hci f.. lfa luns
moment uclnrn Iiark'A nIiira.,ec. IiTAHts AAl
brought bface niis1 bit. an1 Iurl l.tle. in tIIs
Eo1r uf tlIa ca',1nnt, through wb,rh ho Ils-n
stout cnfaB. The medium t0ox Aln scat iii the
flor. "ih hin back aGe'Bs tho val fHrthcet
ffnIn tho naturalization aaerture. and IifnHsnh
plyccclle1 10 cofd him damn; lin,IIuy ZACH 1et,
hly1rs an1 l,elos tho knee; tyins his hands t..
ge.her, drawing thin dr"n to the bottom ot thu
tux, passing tho rnpc through and fastcntns 1t.
d. in oil these bindings, un Tie nHtsldo: tho S0iy
and meek w.rn ljkosI.o ti"h aFaiu.t tho ssnl Of
tho b,1. IislkGHs VAS tll1e after thts that In
shouldn't hllho: tho mol iiin, At all oyenta anu
tho door was shut. In thn.n m1,uteh tt,ern was
sas Pig all af''1iod tho box. than pcro of nj.
lence. thon anepiclUns ct"RHIng, a. or cords, And
In half m hour, WHO tho COMPANY nffs
nihkuE horrrt music, tho curtain nloscd nn.t}a
and m unearthly countenanco appcaret. II
heomed' rnyh . reEottar, like that Of Crack
htatua ,ts features cloar dintinct, Arl mnveless
Az marble; 1t wa. ''Iined by a aoft light; tho
ey'!h were s'ile npcn, bnt t!cro was sur
rpccnlatlon IN them. Tho whole COMPANY
Ind gazci at tho .glto.t'y face for some l!,no
Wbcn 'riond of llmkenn iirctl hrs slne. Nut
mysterious face, which lems!ned few boconds
lcfofo the cuttain aid actons and hid 1t. Wheu
the tioHr waA opened. several minutes after.
Clnrk NAB fonna just ~ Thinkers tici him,
tnDtlG1 ina Cofda had eFdently Ho"n strained =
little. 1lo Was very much exhausted. The rs.
tnrtnrH any that thew don't rec how there could
l,ase bceu any imposition nl,nut thla. lilo rlito-
Lal1 certainly went through tbs fAce, whatever it
INV have beet1, Cor II Was found III a bpard OH
tl!e will behind tho cabinet. through which It
had plsscd 10 rauge with tho aperture At which
the lace appeared. For our rsrs. it strike. us
this tAca was = mark. II IL tsuo it woul,I le
difficult for medium to amuggte IN mask IT'LL
der such cloBe tests, but tusglerr, ,Io tho young
FIR III.
culllea. Tho Description indicates mask. Tho
crcaking Of cords indicates thnt tho medium ens
loose enough to display mask Alter it wa4
done, he shipped into h's knots again and ret
!oarn that Clark was stripped after tho experl-
, 1875-08-19

Fasta correspondent writes. s.Another r.
Yal 70 the man who swallowed fork Last year
has tust aQme 10 hand. A poor fellcw uatuoa
Venet hss bc9o admitted 10 the Ao.pltsl here
tasles. u hppe.ts ho parsook ona day rather
freely OF dish of mushrooms, and having rea-
YOU 10 suspect after having ea.sn them that
shsy "efs pu',s;onoass 10 .stampteL to bring on
effort, ho tens~sd tho attempt BY thfust,ue hIs
spectacles down tlls th'oAt. A gaap-4 euin-
aud down went thu spect*cles, and thers thev
silver. no danger of polaou u app1ehendod. but
tho poor follows condition. ~. aoyestLs!sss. =
, 1875-08-19

Buffalo, coni achr Four Drofsrs, Hothnd, bark
uchs j. I. Trnry MnAktKnn, lnnll,rr; srhr G. Meh"l-
ION. 1hnlingten, lnmbor: tug linm,tis, !'rhitrr,
&owing; bsrae Mantene, 1r>h'ltn. '"mber; brso
Alvancr, Icrhfiao, lumber bcsr II Tempo, Whitn
Lake, lurcr ac0w 1o!n F. l'r!n q, MnkkcRon nrk !;
prbr uytay. Grand Niyor, lumber; achr watcrsown.
oswraa, conl ecow Grsnger, rsul* Tier, lumhcr !:
scnw 81. ". Dnnt.n, 1itoa Pier, wool; scow MatlRn
lnetard Inw,gH 1Icr insnt,er tug tc. II. z. r4iuc,
Grand 1thycn, tnwinH bnrge City Of GRIND Haven,
Granh liayrn. lnntor; bargH q. +. AllrA, Grand
Haven, lumhcr: hargc Apprentice Hoy. Mn.tcgon.
luntar; rchF Minerva. stuak'ann. lumfcr: prop
james Fink, Ir., Ilura1o, sunlrica; scAr Encine.
htuokcRon. lumbar; hrhr rretto, stustegon, lumber
pohr MyrtIr, MtskrBon, lumber; achr Nongu'9on,
0-vcg", cnnl; rrnp Alaska, buffalo. snnlrich; !;
eehr city Of woodssock. t'conto. 1nmhes: achr Ethan
Allen, Ar"nnnlinto, inrnbcr sehr II q. cinsrlan'l
a.ir Mrtrkruun. .untifies 1chr X., Noeer a 1ter,
lask .elr brk noners cleyesnd srs.; 't1r a ss.'
ier; sshr Win Kclrr Cedar Riser. lGn,Ier .chr
M.ice5a '' Mks ,tnr cesao srs XII hy.s
snnir!ts: pror John rrlRrnn. rur. I!nroa H,'nrIea
prop Mrrssuscr, 81. TO- rnnd5iea .str Arso, Horns
iarse c",.t;.', MnsIcs' i"mnor; sehr olysr stova.
Wnl,aorhnre, iuu"r; eshr l1an. Crockrr lr'l'nnkec
ss .s c;et s .sE isy Ms po s'ms9 sf d. g. rsns isa.
tos,, iioras 1ier, Wood : prop Mrnominse, Muskeaon
:nf'es s hs O. ,;,f q G0os oee9. luas, aas
arhr ste1.na, srnskcgon. tuml,or schr oCIngwooa,
Traverse by, wnoil; scl,r lhtca, Michigan City,
light rrlIr ". II. willard Williams rter, railroad
H. llawkIns, Grand avrn, lark rcEr &. Bites. Ira
verso clty woa sc1r FIoretta Green D,y, 1nnilnr ;
eehr America, Sturgeon 1f15. lumber sclr Ellen 9pr5.
1iursio. coal sruw McnomInee, rtiisaukee, lnlftr
sclr eIot. !fnsaukec 1um1er rror 1stRn!a. 1nnato,
rnnrts achr A.annt,, Lake Shore Creek, light schr
Carpelia. Monntutnre, lumber
C1EAnrb-Sehr Thninaa Sims, ngdonsburg, IL, 7tf
1T, co.n rrpp lovn, Iunlo, 1000 I'M wheat bark
4tnfn QtnnhIO I'm fnTf nFui1
hltekegnn, In hrla -four, II lr's lard, Iris pork an
suulties: Hasga Atert, pcshtiRo, suutlrits.
, 1875-08-19


Yesterday morning, about o'clock, as tho
boat "0ood Tempsr" Was passing unlor tho
Ferry street BRIDGE that spans tho Eric Canal.
lttto sat,ghtor OF tho Captain OF tho boat (John-
son), about II years old. took It into hor head
to Hwing from 0no Of tho lion rods OF tho
bridge. and bcfaro Hbe collo release herself tho
boat passed on. and loft her suspended over tho
wator. 1lor cries attracted tho attention Of tho
work,non engaged upon Geu. Nathhona's nov
foundry, hit 4er position was auut thnt It seom-
cd hlmout impossible to reuder i,cr any assistance
sllo bolug about midway under tho bridge, and
Lilo ouly alternative loft her. apparently, was to
drop into tho canAl and tnko chances OF
being rescued by somo Of tho spectators.
ThlH Hlo would not do. yet it wxB but a
1ueHtion Of tmo bcfor6 she would be compelled
10 rsl!niuiSL lier huld And drop exhausted Into
tho ea,,ai. At tLis luuoture relief came to tho
little sufferer. 4 MAii na.ned Michael Casey.
residing on Farrv st,cet. eoeing the crowd had
eaH,o to learn the cause OF the e1cItement.
ganco wan sufficient. With 4 coolness worthy
of record hc diveAted hlnself Of coat hat and
bootB, and getting down the aldo OF tho brtlgt,
TOOK 4 flying ioap, and caught the iron rod on
which tho iIttie Kltl was suspended. Ho thcu
"walkel hnnd over hand unit! ha reached her.
and having got his arm around her waist. lower
81 her doxu Until she Eostetl hor arms OH Ills
fe0s. In this way he returned to the towpAtA
eide of tho cnnRl aud Deposited h!6 charge in
aRfaty on tba bank. It wan I hercnleau Task,
aud ono which would reflect credit upon pro-
ftAALonA! gyynnaat, not to hpeak Of tho cooluess
and courage displayed BY Alr. Casey.
, 1875-08-19
TWO White Women sold at tho Door
Of n Missouri C0NFt-11ou4G for Elyo
Cents

!prfnHdsfd fNa1 ktater,
Tho aa1o Of tlls two miserable oreatures MollEa
Mitchell nnd Ida Jo,os, alias Lask, did uot take
place according to tho announcement made some
weoka ago, OIL account 0f their oeinK non ese
when tho slne arrived. They turned up few
dass aace. and this morning vera duly ofteral
to tho highest bidder ut public outers u tho
front door pf the Court.Iouae. This kind Of
property docs not soo1n to ba In mitch demand,
1t leass ~hen olTored in publio way. Mary WAS
ii1st 1sesented. shs stood up before tho K!sr.
ing crowd with the uoncAAIanes Of biazeo
statue. Tho auctloneer spoke oloquent'y Of
hor valuable qualities, bat did not 70.
celva BID. Mary retired apparently dlsxusted
Ida then came forward with agile step aud smtl-
,ug face. Ths officer agsin aud ASaln asked,
~ How much /" After complimentary ron.ark1
to several gentlemen, Ids polluted to Bud F#gg
aud said: "Thht's the fellow / want to 70 with"
D',d bid 8 cents. No ono resmed willing to ad-
yaco on this, and she was knocked down 10 him.
lis borrowed = aiokgl FROM Judge aud
took possession OF his property. bud only in
tended 10 buy one. but subsequently learned
that tho ss!a embraced the wllolo Of 'om.
:. This IL \ ae1inus aubjoot. It Is alnos. incrod-
1ble that such thinga could be in this enlfshsop.
ed land Of churches and benevolent soolettcs.
We shall not undertake to say who IL to blanc
but thele 10 certAiulY ncsow loose III society
whom huch facts exist.
, 1875-08-19

4 "msterialized spirit" WAS .l,ot in ht. Louis.
the other evening : bkeptio offering &5U fur
tho privilege, ltHs IL the test to nheh tho
n,edlutnA have beeu oAalleugea to subnlt their
AipA1it1ons but the result will uot bo i ~hlt
nsore satisfying OF their apifitlAl character.
tbs preparations made for tho experiment HeIo
elaborate, and TOOK place il tue p5cseuce Of \
ANAL audience. consisting Of = few believers aud
reporters Of q! tho 1T: Lonls papers. Tue mo-
diun, ". @. Clnk. stripped uakod before sever
theu drsased hiaissA il 3 alto 1Aiit, Tluse
, 1875-08-19

TO ehs Editor NJ The Chicago Tribune:
AunonA, ILL.,, Aug. 1s.-In my communication
respecting tho Macoupin dobt, printed in yonr
Issue Of this morning. tho connection ia lost by
tho omission Of the third paragraph, which, as
written. followed tue words. payable semi-an-
nuallv." aud read, 4'Tho county DOW propose to
pa. Is cents on tic dollsr. with per cent in
terest, payable annually" Also, the word toith-
stHnI. in the last sentetce but one, is printed
= understand, " Which reverses tho meaning Of
tho bcntcuca. 4. &. u.
, 1875-08-19
A CURE MOST MARVELLOUS,

To ths Editor n Tbs Chftaao 1rfoHne:
s1n: Tho ordinary washes snutfs, inha1%tons.
have tried in my cssc (catarrh). aud found
than all ueecss.
Dy tho Animatos's skill and tho mcscifnl prov
idcnco of God | nm restored to perfect health.
The Animators remedy, 1T No. 1G1 South Clark
street. In most soyeregu.
frIond to that which may honor God ami benefit
mankind. Cannot, LAM,
I'll South Clark street, Roon 7. Ch;cs"o.
, 1875-08-19

Tbs proIe. rradiug Of Inxtry. c4ulpb.lls early
FAME tmats,iato popularity of 'Ths Pleasures u
i1otE." Influence IT Caml'ltell'A patriotic pieces.
Specimens Of Ills Iunht characteristics: poems, Ills
HE story from his stulrpt-tiays In h.s death.
Thomas liood's place IN English literature. Ills
mission Of chsesfnlnes*. Whit hs h,a dane to heIP
mankind, Ills principal writings. Ills triehIs aud
ont1nttn ns His opIDuenta. Tue interesting eyents
Of his Iifa
, 1875-08-19

DC QEfnccy, the E,s.lt>!s Opium Enter.
The graft Masters Of English rrt4c. Do Quincy.
t it , sat. m ~. @ na M M - n,,sey
eating aud Ns effect his rlan# Of wrlng and study.
Ills prominent w6fks. Ills generosity to brother
autAora in want. His solitary rAnbes in Wcttmoru.
and and Cumberland. His wonderful Eyis. The
Story nf hs e4ry null later years, In doats In his
literary set. Ills eccaaIritlues. visit to iiu de-
scrtbel. Tue niutal OF hts life,
, 1875-08-19


The schr r. Il. piako hns gone Into the sectional
dry-lock of Durna l. Farrow 10 rcce!vo sundEy TO-
PAIRS Tho schrs Ithaca, D. 4. Wclla, and Dcsste
noat hare gono into tho 1~cks OF Tho Chicsgo
Dry-Dock Company TO hare bad leaks
alopped up....The schr Dick sommers,
which WAS struck by lightning about = week
ago, arrived hero yesterday in bnd condition. Tho
schr Alauno, which WAS aground near FONT aaubIe
brought hero ycsterday By tho tug G. Williams Of
Mapstec. Size III badly urea up, mud present. woe
begoue appearance, Her upper works oil bnrsted
her stern and ort-bow knocked to pieees. and other
parts badly da,nagcd One Of the tugs Of tho YES
Rel.0wncsu Towing Company collldcd With the prop
Enpize State Tues1ay night, damaging her slightly.
....Auoher brfEe collsion, Which camo hcinR
time ago. occurru ycaterlay. Thu Eehr UHtrtch was
run into the bridge by lao tux towing her while
crowded with an1 other vehicles. Lnrkily the
kry Of tho hrldae \ s,rnlK uus. aud thu bridge
wz6 not f0rcrd oltn. As it WIS, tile lriugo loHt
1art Of, thu railfng and tho vessel wus Slightly
afternoon by CAPT. Mcuraw, tho owarr Of thu t,ark
Chicago board Of TraAc, from Mr.. ". Bates. Is who
f. as Present IN Buffalo. stat!ug thus tue yesssl was
was found tint cccs IT her bter ind kccl woro gone
md that tue oaknn, lad worked out ot tho gartoarI
esreak md seams for hona or feot. II It can DO
proven that thts damage was done previous to hcr
gong to tho boto Of tho lake, then tho theory tl,
j. stated that she wln tno rocks tho LIND Kilns
at Maiden scmo tln,u before su went down. a,. ti,at
TIE !anaEe must have tcrn done Ut that tslnu. Thu
Northern Traits otAtion Coniplny's stmr Cha.nplutn
td not get ready 10 lcAyu oloidhy, but will lcave
saturday: sto has leon tAurou .hly overLauIed
ana brunlIed up anu now sroscuta quo acceptable
apPoarnnce+ Her cabIu has also beet, renovated, and
the statc-roonls newly catpeted. Tbs Uswrgatchtc
VA to leave 0gdcnsbiirg yesterday. Tho Cleveland
Leader announces thu following st Of Clpnlrs AZ far
a. appointed: City Of Now York. Waterbury; City Of
Gohearu, Harvey BrowE: CITY Of Toledo, 4. Herd !;
lawrence. charcs Christie Maine. Ja,neA McCar-
mMk; Milwaukee,, William Leonard; Oswry,tehis, ia
Mniahop 1t. Albums, JaBon Knapp; Champlau, A. C..
, 1875-08-19

LECTURE: XII.
william Cosvrrr, and Hts Peculiar
InflMHnco On shD World.
Biographical record. Ills lifelong rorraws and eom-
Trnsations. His lnv0 OF Liberty, md his e.rors far
Universal Brotherhood. rern.a,iens effect OF hia
wEit!nEs. His VII aud Rtod Hrna,. Popularity of
John G!lrin, al other re:es. Ills cxcellrpce a.
Letter WritcF. Qaotahle passages from his P,rms In
universal currency. lis reeosnltou everywhere.