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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29
Seaside Cottage.

- THE WRLI-KNOWN COTTAGE -,
Ia. resdence OF the late p. n. Treadway, "a
~ LAhaina, IS offered To Let For Sale on -
favorable terms. It consists Of large ro0my dwelling
and out houses with ne yard and shade trees located
the main street about Eve minutes walk from post
Once, stands near the shore ne bathing priv
eges. and many convehiences- Fer summer resdedce
for nvalds the climate Of fahaina combined with H.
vigorating bathing. l. unequalisd 10 this group.
f0r further particulars, inquire Of
sss2m II. g wHITSEY.
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e Tie change ii The weather Fas 80 marked
Essr lie ECLIPSE on Sassr5sy. fhas:oid skiPPe1 EP-
Pezrec eite eo1fT1led in rhsir t<ief = lie Eo0a-
Tae eclipse cccE-rus be;Eezns ard e0'clock A Il.
u76 soon Eaer meridian brerE- sprnzg Ep from the
Ee-t. ending in rzSu sg1Hii abuut 3 p ~ which
scnrteru1 tks Hu5icucs eolrc1ed % bear The had
ccucerr Ths uiz1f Uas c,elr and col. En1 OF sen
car forc1oor Eirtf no-rherir irsEes Eef i1. Ttirh
,are i.crras-i TN ris Er5-in ard pr0Enise 20 ke7
hiouiuE ter su-ne tizne We had bern Eits0ut Tx
t-u1es fsr tEentE-four daEs
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~ The mail steamer Granada Captain CAverly
Is due herr io-3ay iron Australia, rou,r Tor san
Francisco. Sic will hTinE Svdney dates 10 March
II and Auckland as,rs 10 the lS'h, Sac Is eonsid-
cred iskaoi BOAT. and si probably be MP 10 time
Hrr raaaiug ,imc, from San Francisco 10 Syancy
- rcparl5d IN the Marusns Bersld, Was q DAYS 10
Aoars-cSasl 10 the bcst vel made. She has ani3e
accommodations ior all who may wish 10 take pas-
s2se ia her-l5a or LOO in the saloon. The follow
inc names are booked faT her IN; the list gill ee
nuch larger: Ms John 7 WSisrhnuSe. NJ. W
Waicrhease ana wife, NJ. Harry Dimeui. Air. aud
Nrs. z Lr=viti. NJ. and Nh. Cass. B S;oue, Miss
Kate Z. Stone, Mss MARYLAND and maid, Mes
Cs-amurr. R=r. s { Dtmlu Miss Allison, NJ. E.
Lardie. NJ $ D wrisAi. Mr. T Dillingham;.
Nrs Sis-oa. NJ aud Mrs Il. < Haste, Cap; II. :.
aarrs Nr. c. ". Robertson, Mr. Frank Pl4it. Mr..
ruo Mr. G. Abeo;t Ms Grey. Mr. aud Ms. +,
3 Bsker, NJ. Tho, n. Blair. M 4. 2 Lyman,
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Tsr EcllFsE came q On Saturday according 70
sppoi--msu;. p-oviag Itself the very pax q
r-snn,uess hein net seooad TOO early o. too late
Tlfo--uuzigly the morning Vas clo1dT, ard the be-
Ciuuiu s1d ed osthc eclipse couid nei be ooserE-
Z With As much of riieaeSs a. wSs deSIrsoie-
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PoRT or HoN0LILT.


ARRIVED
- 80 - h ~ E-..--s-e- E-zss1 FRS r-1zs-
So 49, uarai Ezsz.laE- FRS Elauaal
sar 11z, 49, srg1 Es.lea-
s-zr E-rrtss : 81 av'a $500
49, 49, Nr-rE l--nr f-asu L4.AksEN-
$50 - cazrs suua $50
- &C., - 80 EA-als
4. - = Tl-s Bz-h-r, oss-. f.ou Ho&s "a
A-as 49, EzA--. s-oze-s.-. "a. ka-.a-
1--zH- = " Fs-s. sa-sa.a--. s-- ~ s.asa--
E-~lm- Eaauu- $780, t--z q tasua-1 Pu-ss
- 80 So. Is Essa ~ ka--
49, s-zas- E.l-s-a- f-.- Ss--'sis-
E-aa ~ .z1s1. talaa.la = cav taz F1rsGaz-
80 r---=.. So. Ii cav N saa F-aa=zso
SAILED
A. - So Esr1.szs - Erht'ri
- ~ -. 49, q 49,
50 49, : B. - -
So s-r auu-nrs. Hlzf-L c. Fa-laria e
A. a. Farr ens.s. sH-rA ~ GrAaiA
So l1s, "a Eazke
80 b Lars- $685. 1usz. fsr z--st
So Nsc.s Es--l- l-4-s. e. L1ea-zt-
So A.aa- E.l-e-a s. Sssl.siA
Haaaaa SECS 1lr i-A
srn Ear l-naert ST. Kns1a AZ wHiusa
Ee1rs $3.50 G. kaua Ard As
r--.t- Psst-
EEE.N- --alu.- Ea-. Co.
Em-rs-r1
80 e1S A1-g-s ~ oel-re
Eas q y & $50 lz--rs7a.s. --.--n-EEt
A - .. = i.zssss.-s H.ss--s s4sAazs-s
Al ra- nsanzur $500 ru1-s slr fss-1rs1isl1
49, A Fzs--. 1-A-z4
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EF- Ths the schooner LEO. CaFtain ShcPhe-a,
uoais fellow The BouauEa, for Ia, port. leriuC san
FrzuoisoS 90 he ISsb, ssa may DC hooked fos At
arE moment.
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Kr11Er-oa iae I7sh 81 tlls n5a,s :; kza, Ga.
wEi- by named Beul, atieeu years Of az, Sss
thrown from his horse into an old b oven sna AZ
siautiy killed. His uccS and isW Wefe broken
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To Rent.


YEJHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING M
II Premises, No $50 Nunanu Avenue. containing par
lors dining room bedroom dressing rgom,-Chlna, and
clothes closets first d0or-basement under al thrre
second floor kitchen and pantry connected also
with basement bathing and Washroom. earraEs
house. stable, fowl house, &C. in order, Apply 70
Aug l0-553 II J. n. WOOD.
ALSO the cottage and premises adjoining with siE
roams.-kitchen. bathroom seFvAnta' room.
5 fabe and carriage house.
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DEcEASE-oa Taesaay night OF las week Nr. :.
" Kezuehunahsla Of tbs CITY, diea- BE vas
Esuaii4a lauyer Of uausuai taisui and vas distIn-
.aishgs fa- his skfl in orator.. ne Was sererai
5iules e-c;e5 70 The L=es,=-ure- or late ye2rs be
s'as urs1riunsiclr victim OF the asthma
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4BoCT cASkEIES--Hers Is az lien Which vii 10
ts-zzt or to1ng readers. Il not the older ones
Pe1sslvznizn has Taught canzrF bird to sing
5orne. SEe-s House, IL this way he placed
tbe canary II ROM where i co1ld %; hear tie
suCi1E a oihe- bsrs. suspended rs cage fro1 the
ceiling tat Z EcElE rs image il the look
iuE-El1ss. aud oeueste the GAS pissed a musical
BOX that gss regulated 70 pay DO otheE tuue but
- Eiorre. SEee< Houe" He2riuE % o-5er sound
bzs tbs. saz o-lirFiux lie mise procesced froIn
tie oirc szE 10 the uiFr0r toe EOaaE c1nzTT EOoa
bezu 10 cate The nos-s. and f1ally gos % hat Il
Eir.ex the E1aE psrfetzlr.
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live are sorsy 70 hsar that Hon n Ks
uskau 5 seriously III he Ars beea vigorous ard
hsz,,ly u1s bat ola Ars Is oresPiaE uPou hin, saa
b Is uos a. abe 70 WlhslaD5 the assaults o. disease
a. he oses was
-Hon s AiEohi vito Ess elected member Of
the lerisizisre 50 Kobsla, Is 1lso reported 10 Be
dEiuE q eoas1DFtiOa-
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MEa>IEs.-Woa arr hspi'y 10 be sble 70 iuf'--u the
pr0,s is; al traoes oi;h;s dis-ase have disappeared
sud rle1r Is 10 longer arr DANCE 10 DC 'eaeaaed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

Tzr ExFEEoK's BrKTzDkr.-oa "Wednesday Of
AS; vsk tbs Geruss ciii1zas q H9a0iula, true 10
iseir Ssre-ciga ans their f1rhsriaud. cisei Their
s-o-es ant places Il elsinessaodd eE0rs. themselves
"a = n-n1er otserr1nce Of the cay Tks German Coz
81 c GLADE E=1- rccefreE The conErItEiarions Of
the r-si5suss ene-ziT hs rsi1eoceAf oUou sn6 II
fhs zfe--ou1 The Bad gave ca1csrt a. 1nl1
SIM. rsfSh rSs zuzsrsusiF atisseed- As j. in
eriishlr TIE case o. she EuP-ror's birthoay, the
51r Vas r.czSHzi.
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NOTES OF THE REK.

- Steamer Kilauya rensius ia part this week
sr6 next. leaving for N.Hi ai.a ctrcH5i &C H&EaiL
au NeaGsy E-il 10 Sc tiule table
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- Il Is reported that tbs Han. : Esmssohs
49, hocr -rlcssc5 81 wat q A-i<zE ossaS, there
bariHc hegr seHc iIiycsiitv a. his triaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

- TIE Java Sad, Nhiea returned last week has
6o,c titer has The average "a the oraiSe bssNeen
sazsuus. having taken over So snl>. - sDe-m- A.
0-,~--; qGs'ztioas u Is worth o. Ne~ Bcio-S some
SI1.al0
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For Rent.

fs.1 THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
mi by Mr. s. NJ Carter situated fhe conner Of Palace
-sAs Walk and PunchboWl Possession given mme-
s7I 3m aIARsHAL's oFFTCE
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For Sale OF For Lease.

- A HANDSOME COTTAGE. PLEASANT
n u located, with garden, &c, containing parior.
lAAhbedrooms, two closets, dining room, kitchen and
pantry, bathroom servants house, carriage house and
stable all very convenient and Ia perfect order Apply 70
SSi HUGO SrANOEHWALD. u u.
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- THE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY OG.
y cUPIED BY the Subscriber, sitnnbsd In Beretania
&s.4st This house Is In hrst rste repair and Hited
with all the c0nyenences o. arst eiaa8 house
INQUIRE Of so BoLLEa 3 90
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- he autl-imm iErstion meeting held 81 the
Kalmzsrpsii church On Thursday evening q last
Neek 6i6 uog an1uut g unnch- The1r we've only
sevefr-sre or luu6rud prrseuI. and little speech
making Sa> cone. eai nothing vas accomplished.
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- veSrs rcgaessc5 10 ssy That the foreign
jz--s summoned fss the AIrii tern OF TIE SOprelne
Court wil 20: X rrea,rea - sitena tn further
ti-g- Next Week pia be iEsen up with bearing rs
2 49,
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED. Formerly with
IN D " Finer, oegs % INFORM the ciriIens q Homo
- = l1iu and The p1bic Es1erziy tas be has taken
"a Ufz5oE & Wa Prof lrii1in<. On
FcrT street, Ehsre he ~A give sPec attention 70 an
kinds q wsEEh=s Co.'s and JeEelry Repairing Eagr1F
&c All packages from other tzznds Addressed
% zn co7tzninE Articles for repairs VII prompt
Gftsrton Or1s-E s1-5tec for Al Erzdes waaches
America nzzEf.rsare- SsES4c10l Euarz1tsed n every
rsePoet. f5s4 AM D. WIL~Oy CLARK.
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Consular Notice,

nTRIEG M ABSENCE from HONOLULU,
~ 4 PE2SEr I'll Atteld 70 The b1S1ess Of tbs
csasz,zts a. zoe Preach Cszocer between The hOurs
q 80 A Il EVER dar- Puncht,5- street
TIED. BAISIEU,
Co1gai and coan1ssioaer Q. fFzase-
Hooolziu- Jar II. Is7s 50
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Manufacturing Jeweler!

Notice.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH
IL Mr. Ee<a-t bssS % inform ctEens Of Hoaolnlu and
the p1blic generally. Fort
Street opposite odd Fellows Han. formerly occupied BY
ThoS Tuait where he win give special attention the
manufacturing and repairing Of all kinds Of JeTelry.
Particular aftentoa given 10 shell and Eukui Work
Rs- VIII guarantee satisfaction in al bis work. "a
So WsL- " WENNER-
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desirable House Lots for Sale.

A NUMBER ofIyOTS the EuL.AORAuUA
"A PLAINS Toraby situated for bulding purposes ar
or reasonable prices F0r terms and other rtes
r.. enquire of SCI ami s.B uOLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-29

lfTTIZENS AND REsIDEETB OF HOMO.
~ LULU, Visiting FFieBds and Strangers generally
cordially ioTited y attend Pbilc worship a. FOF ST.
CHURCH, where Services held every sabbath at II
O'Clock Il. and ~ r. n Seats provided for 81
may be pleased 70 aftend- There = Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting AZ az oclocks u the Leciurs
Room, 70 sfhL all are seleQAs. "a iy
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Notice.
ETNHE WATER RATES PROM JANUARY
ls.- ISIS, payable IN advaaee July ISIS, be
ing noE due al perso1s htvig Water Rates unpaid
requested 70 cal ny oscs and settle previous the
slsf Of March. that being the end OF F~ Year
An Water Rates unpaid aftsr liable
Be cut od without any further notice.
II. s. ROWLAND,
5sa In supt Water Works
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Wanted,

- PROM 1000 TO 5000 ACHES OF GOOD
- LAyr. WIKI Car-zzze Rad sa-a-F o. TIE Izland
10shn- 6Ppy ID fszs AM cE%gLEs DOsG.
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A JOE PRINTER PERMAMEEF EHPLSyT-
N usnE E1Fsn % esEPetenf Person- Apply a his
Gee "a .
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A CRRTTRTCATE or DEPOSIT IN THE
n BaBk q Lsssrs Bshep c.. Sc. zf55. September
r. ls73 for The o. 5000 Payment has stopped,
af fhe Epcer b rrq1ested 70 rer1rs Il 70 thu BANK
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Nofice

N duly npponted Administrator Of the Estate % A W
NEEDHAM- late u Wahee, MAUI n. l., deceased No
tee - hereby given 70 al persons owing sid Estate
make immediate payment, aad al pefa0ns having claims
against said Estse. 10 present. the within months
from this date, they wiz be forever barred.
~. O. NEEDHAN.
Adninlstrator Of E.iats o. A. W. Needham.
wAihee. February ", 1875. So ~
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Beans

nEcEIVED PEE n. BELLE ROBERTs.-
Ii ESf sllsey III soLLEs 90.
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Music Lessons

T1ERS0XS WISHING TO LEARI SINGING
can hear Of q co1petent Tescber, On rezsonabi.
terns. for evenisEk ezii at the One o. ths paper
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NOTICE.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE ST.
u PREsfE Court Of the Hawaiian Islands. Guardian 81
the Estate o. ALERT KUEUIAKEA, ih + notify All
that debts contracted by him WI Be paid
less verified By ny written order 0r that Or my personn
gent and that no sales o. property ather real n De-
nal, made b. him wm Be valid unless made Witk ny
written consent
EMMA KALELEONAIANr
$50 I'm Guardian Of the Eslatsof Albert Knnailksa
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l.. WAY,
CARPENTER AND JOINER

aa-Wori< D0Se PrOmptly.13
shop Port St. R-panaas. opposite Hsppsrs Barrel
RaeioIy. osI5 "
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nFTHoSE ELEG M CHROMoS and OLE
" OGKAPH PICTURES. just received By steamer and
noz opening For Haisey :, .,-,-vv
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KAMBlE AND ms lNcEsrRr.
How Edwards rierrepont Came TO Consult
Dear Lady Mary.

4 gentleman, but recently returned
from v asl incton, Give, u the true story OF
Edwards Pierrcpont's anxiety to establish the
fact that he Is descended from tho noble Eug-
hsh mouse of lherreponts. In point Of fact. lie
riust cither prove that he H. OF resign his post
uou rs Minister TO ENGLAND, as he WAS only ap-
pointed on the pledge ~ himself ana three Of
his friends thai he could make II appear 10 the
satisfaction OF the PrcriGcnt.
h" a. ~ may be briefly told. Robert W.
hacNeY late state Treasurer. Don Cameron,
Secret try OF War, and the well known WIN. II.
kemhle. IN company with picriepOnt. called on
tho President IN relation to the appointment Of
introduced, the following dialogue ensucd,
Grant Mgckeyl Mickey Seems 10 me that
have heard Of that name beiore-4ome military
hero, think.
Msckey- Yes. Mr. President am a direct de-
sceudRut Of Gen, Mhckry VINO commanded the
Eu'lsh urmy NJ the battle of killecrauko in
1876. You viii Remember that my great. great
great gre tGreat-Rtcatest grandfather Kill the
NHcount Dundee in single combat during that
battle
Grant-why, certainly. my Lord Mickey | re-
member the circumstance "a distinctly MS
though it lranspred Yesterday You resemble
your notable torly-iour times removed father IN
physique aud general characterlstlcs judging
no6le ~ II i. satisfactory. what ONCE do YOU
want, my lordS
Mackoy-No office for myself, your Exoelency
lhave no ambition that way ! ask merely that
my fiend rieHepont he made Minister to Eng
land. aud the glory OF the empire sustained.
Cameron second the request.
Graut-liy the way, Sir Donald, YOU, too, am
informed, are Of noble lineage.
Cameron Your Excellcncy is correctly in
formed. am the great great great groat-Vreat
greatest grandson OF Evan nhu, nephew of the
NiscOunt ~ Dundee, stain bl tho puiseant arm
Of tho DISTINGUISHED ancestor Of my Lord Robert
Mackey at killecrinkie. he ue blood l. sure
to develop it-oif, even after many generations.
| nave on my farm in Penns, lvluia genuine
ConsiAmboul GOat-the wonder of the cont inent
developed from lop-eHrcd whito Angora
strain. : his wonderful Goat has fox ears and a
blue rellv, species Of CONT that disappeared
from Asa -FOUR hundred years ago.
kemOle | can vouch for the goat Mr.. Prosi-
dent.
Grant Ah! MIR. Kcmble, will YOU favor me
with your lneaRe2
kcmhle-Oh certainly. am tho groat great
greatest grandson OF that English kemhle who
alnassea tYttyss Py pIvsqy!lN The celebrated
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Total
Tho civ to Get None al hi- Propery-Ru-
mOrs AS 10 several Ring Fugiiives.

Tho civ TO Get None Of hi- Properiy-Ru-
mOrs as several Ring Fugiiives.
The will of tho late James NJ. Sworny,
brother OF Peter Is. Sweeny, nas been admitted
to probate. His property Is divided between
his brother aud two sisters, or their heirs. one
Of the sisters. Mrs. Herring, widow Of tho city
Auditor under Comptroller Brennan, hasa half
portion, and the Others one-fourth each. Law
yer Peckham, at the instance OF Chas. O'Conor.
examined the estate In the interest Of the city.
with II view to proceedings similar to those
taken In the case Of Janos Watson in which
100000 was recovered. The claim against James
81 SweenY was about tina. amount. Bat the ex-
animation disc losad his bankruptcy, aud his
will. therefore l. not worth contrasting.
Peter IL. Swcenv has not conveyed, or mort
gagged, or don0 anything to conceal or transfer
MS real estate Ii remains unchanged, but its
value has shrunk. The lots at Sixth avenue and
Thirty fourth street purchased for $65O,OOO and
mortgsged l9r t!0A l6 "a are said to have been
purchased with Sl5O,OU OF Sweeny's fee as To-
oelver OF the Erie Railroad,
The block Ia Fourth avenue, bought by
Sweeny, Sui'L. Tom Murphy, and William NJ.
Tweed, mourning a payment OF $1,000 each.
yieldel on It's sale profit OF SO.OOO each To the
owners. Ihi,, aud house Ia Forty sixth street
make all the ounvevnnces found In connection
with the Sweeny estate, anu no conveyance Is
recorded since the lilne's downfall. Al Of
Peter ID Sweenys estate that can he found was
acquired prior 10 1909, md docs not foot up to
tAJOW clear. II IS said hy his friends That
accounted Tor in COY. lilden's Ring inve-tiga-
tons. went through three lieUublicln super
v'"rs, and contmGuous parry manager. No
10 - sad that 80 attempt Viii tie made 10 tri
hin IN O tuhor un the testimony OF lngersOll
HE uipeusinn of The cXiraditiun treaty with
England mas apparently given the Ring iugiiy"s
bulducs-, nd th2y aIc talked II lowering Oh
the Canada Inc, occasionally visiting This city,
best place t. buy furniture and carpets cheap,
Tor casa, or GA luerai .rhh toWptihNats, 100 mi
1917 tA4tuin street. lhrlrcl large WarfrOo.ns,- dr.
Infants who take MuntiFs Teething Cordial
sssuge diuIlgI AID gJseuleI!, lESh " gepIs-Aav'
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sailed political foe. II injustice has heen meted
out to him by practically denying to tim that
tri before his peers to which every cutzen T.
entitled. then would shield him uutil such op-
portuuity is alforicd. Sucu re the common in
stincts Of all huuoi bic Jer.r,meu, ud such. I
hope, are the better nstincts " oar poor huu.J
itv. would believe Inn homes. until the con
trary ~ proved. Tor New Jers, would Gp-pise
tho uniaithtIl uihccr; tut II pruveo So, then let
his punishment be awarded. nd while IN, state
submits with sadness of rcar' she VIII vet re-
Joiro that justice has been done, and She will
bury puliti ulV nom her sight n son on who II
sue had tested many hopes; fut. as she rocked
the cradle ~ when American liberty was uur-
tureu, she Will Danish from her snnctuar' any
son OF hers upon whose brow unworthy " has
been written by the hand Of Justice. | you de-
eide t. strike, she lids you frat 10 hear. She
nil believe MIN iruoceut until the Senate OF Ia =
cluhtry shall Hdjudgc him guilty. Hut venture
not IN the ndms OF that democracy for ;hc
maintenance OF whose principles we have 80
long STRUGGLED here, and for wnOm we are now
Appealing to the nAtun--dtrc not, ! beseech
you. rtulcr mere Vo1r indictment nGninst n son
OF New Jersey unless Vuu are willing To Weld
him "a specdy and effective TRIAL New jersey
nsks but Justice, ant will abide the verdict.
10 postpone until mex december would be
uni 1T to the II tion. IL re Secretary Is guilty.
Tor no one thus guilty should preside over All
important department Of the Government.
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the BOLDNEss or BURGLARs.
Wagon Loaded with Plumber by Daylight
IN a D0Mn-rown Business street.

The building nj q Maiden lane is occu-
pied on the first floor by John H. Enrich, furrier {;
on the second by L. ". WAGNER, optician and
on the third by John Breim. photographer and
printer Yesterday morning upon opening the
doors II was evident that burglary had been
committed. Probably the burglars entered be-
fore the building was closed GU MondaN night.
and secreted themselves. To got into the store
OF MIR. Wagner they pryed on an iron shutter,
admitting them into the ONCE, IN when wa the
safe. lhey He'd to open the safe nut they
collected line Orera glasses and otucr optical
instruments worth S6,OO They next entered
the store Of Nr. Enrich, pryinc open a. iron
shutter. There they evidently rested aud ate a
lunch, as two sandwiches we're LETT. Ihey So
lected from Mr. EurGh's stock the choicest
goods, consisting oi seal SKIN stcques, caps, ana
gloves, amounting to about $1,000
COLLECTING their toOty on the second noor the
burglars opened the batchway, and letting
themselves and The goods down, boldly opened
tue front door and loaded thcm On wagon.
Mrs. Breim, VINO lives on the third floor, says
that al go o'clock she went to the front WIN
dow aud saw three men loading wagon. VIII
liam Kelly. on engineer employed IN an estab-
N-hWeut adJOini ., saws that he saw the men at
work, but thought n was all right The
police say that the loading was Just about their
relieving hour. and the officer on That post was
at the other cnd Of the beat. The sandwiches
left by the burglars have, however, given clue,
f,r o. has been ascertained who put them up,
aud IN accurate desc UPTON OF the Men VINO or
dcred them mas been obtained.
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New York Markets.

TUESDAY. Aug. 20 -FLoUR AND NENL-Ibe
Low and medium grades vi hour have lad An upward
tendcncy N prices Tor the pact week no 50 much
from any activity OF deuihnd w. from the fact lhAt
supplies are les, liberal m Wuportl9n 90 the Wholo
quantity coming up on the uArkcl The ltgher grades
have trcnmr barely sfcaN Rye our and corn ucNl, Al
some dec me ha,t nu td rather M prc freely. To- lay
there War better demand for low sid medium grades
OF noui for export ana nu! frS lai me dimcuity IN
securing desirable as rtutnts Nt irlces M tier limits
q ul spei nae. rs fair trAae hranus IN e1iras
We're scare aud wanted. The hlgu grades Of
ST Laus aud southern brands we're mode.
rafey saahlc kye Hour ami corn meal dull. We
quote ATE ana Western supernne, t30Ogfi.l5 4:
extrt state, &C. tlhpakl.1b Western spring
NuUit cAtrls, tiih sftiu do AN aud ANX, fi.ibs
90 do. WINTER wheat uuu XXX, tbOM $3.50. Min.
ntsnta patenL tbsf111; cty shipping extras ~ .BDs
$500 southern bakers Aud family brands. fGak1 50;
soulhern shipping eAras, - s5st5 So Torn ueal-
Sour gSissTnGnel sisS hS"' "'As 'SH's'SSo Rye
ihoN tsIuNs-Ihe hpt cuUuon In pork aud lard mas
btrh strongly toward Nci prices, and the whole
Net Tor L products shg VS. more OF lgst decline At,
ttToAN, however, toward the CLOSE. there re-
very ia i'hc ma price, with some hints the POSI-
bhh OF speculative corner IL contract ion litd
IA srptrmb. and october. To-day. pork WAS aSiln
lower lllihr mtHs sold nj $500. mat Ncss AT az IN
the spot besides 1000 obs. 1880 Tor September
anu klu4a Toy octohtr Bacon ami rut meats very
Quiet Lara lower sud atuvri SAFES r.yt sul urN
wee, Hlb tcs. az sN62s for SO. Cy ma 40 10 tpr
p'ne Woslt stt also, o les. clusi al tnNtr .
tor seplembGr and ~ l2le Tor ocion ami ~ "a for
N"Ntlnnor Dressed hnHH SEQ And hkh.r. Hrct ana
psy. AAu1 Aearl! AQpAssb NfqdgW FWki \ gvlI
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lay Of "AddItion. Division. and sllence.o

play Of Addition, Division, and Silence"
ard
Grant Say no moro. That Is entirely salts
your nueage1
Pierre ront-Wcll the fact ", haven't been
ehlc 10 trace N heck any further than to an old
pirate named Dupont. may be aoie to trace II
furaher IN the future.
Grant cam give you the mission unless you
can show rs good a lineage as these three gen
temen.
hnckev. Cameron. and Kemble lin chofus)-
IN! ct him ave u on CONDITION that he can
snow connection with the Euglsh Pterreponn.
GRANT Very well. He can take u on SIX
mouths probation, conditioned that he mud a
good family record. IL he fails, some one else
gers the place.
IN view ut this state Of facts, who can blame
.r hnyhody else to Ce' tho verv necessary in
iorWhtl"n ~ to his ancestry. lie II like the
ooy VINO WINS digging IN the s,One quarry for the
Woouchuck, VINO, upon being told that he could
not Get u out, replied. Can't get IT outi Hill
six months" '