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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
Grand Opening.

Henry Wielerts Pavilion is to be
opened tomorrow "wednesday even
ing with grand concert by iull reed
band of forty performers, under the di
rection of Michael Brand. Conductor Of
the Cincinnati Grand Orchestra. Ev-
erything has been put in excellent
shape, and arrangements have been per-
fected for a send-off in accordance with
the enviable reputation OF the place.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the
music will be excellent. Thanks to Mr..
Michael Brand and Mr.. Louis Ballen-
berg, Cincinnati has an organization
that is equal to any emergency, and that
can, on demand. furnish music that Will
do credit to any occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
You Cam Not Afford TO Delay.

The great painting, ''The Prodigal
bon," now on view at Mslodeon Hall,
remains but short time longer, and
persons who have not seen 1t can not
now afford to delay. 1t has been 80
many times described and the import
ance Of seeing it SO frequently urged
upsn our people that 1t can not now be
necessary to add more than remind them
that those W ho do not soon embrace the
opportunity OF seeing the picture will
have cause to regret 1t. When it leave.
Cincinnati this time it will be to take Its
place In one OF the great galleries ol
paintings, wnere 1t win be the chief at
traction to those who happen to be able
TO gain access to IL. Now 10 the peoples
opportunity, and the people shepls
Dromptiy embrace u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
Old Probabilities.

That's the name old John Howard sails
under now. He stole coat yesterday
from Albert Windel, and for fear he might
get 1t wet he went to the Little Miami
Freight Depot and froze to $75 worth of
umbrellas, the property of the Star Union
Line Company. Soon after Officer
Sheedy found John with the plumber and
took him in. For stealing the coat he
gets "thirty days and $l00;" on the UNI.
brella business he's bound over to the
Grand Jury on the charge of grand
iarcenv
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
A Neat COmplim eHnt.

At the rehearsal Of The jubilee chorus
last night at Exposition Hall, the inter-
est OF the occasion was heightened BY
the presentation, by Mr.. Adam B. Will.
son, on behalf of the Jubilee Executive
Committee, to Prof. II. Eich, conductor
Of the chorus, of an elegant baton. The
stick is OF ebony tipped with gold, the
design at one end being Tyre, at the
other an acorn. A golden scroll en-
circles the baton, bearing an appropri-
ate inscription.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

0ARPENTER's MANUAL. y A practices,
" guido to use OF all tools and all opcrntiond
OF tho trade; also drawing for carpentcra
forms OF contracts, specifications. plans. TO-,
with plain Instructions for beginners, ana ful1
glossary OF terms used In trade. Illustra ed
80 cents, Of booKse.lers. or by mail. JESSE
HANEY s. CO.. liN Nassau street, Now York.
>pl9- -d&vstp
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
He Lived Three Years with q
Wound I'm the Heart.

At meeting of the Academy of Med
icine last night, DR.. p. s. Conner read
paper relating to the case Of boy,
Miller. who was accidentally shot by q
playmate In 1878. Miller died just about
two weeks ago, just three years aft r
being wounded. Upon examining his
body, 1t was ascsrtained that the bal
passed through the heart longitudinally,
trayersing four chambers and shatter-
ing one valve. The case. is regarded as
the only one OF the kind on record.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is within one hundred and fifty
yards of the new depot OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

ONE package Of Alaska Cleaner will
do more cleaning than four pounds OF
the best bar soap.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
LEGAL.

r EGAL.-Charles Ferdinand Schmitt will
/ take notice that he has been sued by Mary
Schmitt In the Court OF Common Pleas, Ham
ilton County, Ohio, case No. 4s.7g9, for divorce
and custody OF children, on account Of gross
neglect OF duty, habitual drunkenness and ex-
treme cruelty. Unless he answers within six
weeks from this date, the petition will be
taken as true.
E. N. sPANGENBERG, Attorney.
Northwest corner Court and Main streets.
APRIL 10. yS7a apls-eyTu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

Mothers, do not fail TO feed your
little ones on RIDGES FOOD. Thousands Of
children are saved by its use
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
DIED.

ADDY-On Monday afternoon, May ~, Cliff
ford Hills Addy, aged years, only son Of
Matthew and Caroline e. Addy.
N.tice of funeral will be given hereafter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and qua
ifed as Administrator Of the estate Of George
Ii. Holt, late Of Hamilton County, Ohio, de-
ceased. GEORGE W. HARPER,
Administrator.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 10th day Of May,
A. ID. 1876. myl6-3tT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
Pioneer Newspaper of Colorado
Established April 80, 1859.

oldest, Largest, Cheapest and Besss
The Only Valuable Advertising
Medium through which 10 reach
the Trade of Colorado and adjas
cont Territory.
i HE DAILY NEWS is 20 by a inches; cons
tains s6 columns OF matter. THE WEEKLY
NEWS is 80 by 10 inches; contains DO columm
Of matter. Both are oditod with ability ana
care They furnish the latest and most relias
BILE news regarding Colorado. its businesa
growth, progress, mining interests agricuia
tural and stock interests, and. In fact are q
reflex Of all the interests Of the Territory.
Subscribe for it, il you wish to obtain anthem
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sent free on receipt Of postage. Advertising
rates furnished upon application.
Subscription: Daily, $40 per year; 81 pex
month for shorter period. Weekly, % year;
81 rs for six months; u for three months.
Postage prepaid.
Address WIN. N. BYERS, Proyr.
1y1g-Sm Denver. Colorado.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate OF Owen Ahern,
late OF Hamilton County, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati this twenty second day
Of May, A. ID. 1876.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, ATTORNEY. my28-4tTu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23

kw In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ers in the STAR, Mr.. K. Duncan Sniifep, No. y
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be q branch office of the STAR,
contracts on our BEHALF and receipt all collections
therefor In our name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
A Remarkable Coincidence,

In 1863 four gentlemen entered Their
sons at a boarding school At Cokesburg,
in South Carolina. They had been for
wears intimate friends, and were clergy
men in the Methodist Church. These
bows remained at this school as room.
mates and class mates for two years,and
entered Wolttord College, standing rela
tiyely first, second, third and fourth
They remained at this institution ioui
wears, and were roommates all the time
graduating relatively first, second, third
and fourth in large class. They en-
tered a law Office at Spartanburg ano
studied law under the same chancellor
Tho war broke out and at the call To-
troops, they entered Jenkins Rifle Reg
iment from South Carolina, ana were
mess mates in the same company be
mo near the same height they stood to
either a comrades of battle in this reg
;ment At the second battle OF Manas
Sos August, 1868, shell from Tn
enemys battery fell in the ranks OF TIL
company and killed these four 0oy
(nnd no others in the company me
were hurled on the battle field am
sleep together in the same grave rave, Ihel
names are Capers, McSwain, Smith AM
Duncan and the sons of Bishop Caper'
Rev, Dr. McSwaiu, Rev. DR., Whiteior'
Smith and Rev, DR.. Duncan, oil hal
dolnh Macon College. The grave
marked by granite cross enclosed b
an iron railing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
FREE

pick mn almost any newspaper published
north of The Red river and you Will sec tho
word "FREE" In big black letters. Read De-
low IL and you win hnd request for the
names and address OF all the sons AMI daugh-
tars or the North and East to be sent TO
1TExAS EMIGRATION AGENT" sedalta,
M,asourI. who will mall them without cost
uFREE GUIDE 70 TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams beautiful prairies and i0se,y o cn,.
nsnied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
Hons. rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
S MY TIE MiasOURI, KANSAS a TExA
galway, They are sending Thousands
ali parts OF the United States and Europe
Thia goes TO show what they are doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced .heir I rs,es
trains are crowded and special trains are
frequently run TO accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars IN
fexas They have Twelve regniaf, .,nve HI,
concerning Texas throughout the Unitea
states. They ask our aid In their enofts.
Pntronize the MISSOURI, kANsAs q
TEXAS RAILWAY. ~ NV ,,fai indian m
Territory. They will land you oirectly In
the GREAT Union Depot In b. Louis. Tney
don't compel you 10 ride three or TOUT mi y.
through the back streets sn Tr n' nm ths,r
coanhes and sieepers through TO ~. Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line nom Texas that doesf NO..
They alsq run spsSn and Quincy. Have You
anv friends East looking towards Iexasf u
az yaend their address to the undersigned and
M win with pleasure forward them lAna you
siso) beautiful psmpnie,h ~ anu r o.r psansss
sstss matter wei wor aAs nj s. % SRo NJ a'
Gem Poser Agh NJ J; S,,,E;,EiHe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
The whca, Trnde-A Large SAFE ~
California.

The San Francisco Call, of recent
data mentions n sale of $4,000 tons OF
wheat equal to 100000 centals, which
is nrobably the largest single transac-
ton ever made in California. The pur,,
chaser takes the wheat on the spot ana
nays 81 65 delivered at Princeton Land
inc. on the Sacramento river Az pres
emit the rate of freight is over 20 per
ton but as soon as the river rises 1t can M
probably be delivered at cost oil %
which brings up the price alongside snip
here to 81 80. The amount OF money
involved in the transaction, at that rate
is S64S 900. The par y that made th's
sale il enc of the largest wheat raisers IN
the State, and has ranch OF several
thousand acres cultivated by hlmsei'
and tenants. His previous sales this
season amount to at least 2,ooo tons So
that his crop alone will load IRON
twelve to fifteen large sized SHIPS
"Such crops" says the Call, viii PROV
ably astonish farmer in the Atlantic
States and Europe, but Caliiornians arr
noted Tor doing things on large sGa &c
The fact that 81 50 has been paid 10
this quantity of wheat indicates cohsio
erable faith in a strong market Tor tn
remainder of the year, but does no
prove that every farmers crop Is WORT
that figure, regardless OF quIntity an
quality"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUNa.
II q. HRrris.

,.,,,,,or IN bankruptcy United states DIS
SoIieitO r, III nt TYLER. Once, al Elm street
ir nIa So Texas. speciality in all matters ,h IN
hs si rnrtcy. Proofs of debt taken ,n nnaSe
o oat nv ~, United states. Charges reaSohSo''
sept2ldln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13

old rate.
That we are not az other men. un-
godly
That Grant has issued his last Thanks
giving proclamation.
That lilden will issue the next one.
That Tweed will take his turkey
where he did last Thanksgiring--in
Ludlow street Jail .
That the last ofeyerything is the end
OF 1t, instead OF the beginning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
rn,uu. 60 he rhannrui For

That, instead OF being better, Things
are no worse. go, ito,
That three of kind still continues
to beat two pairs. o,,ho,
That restaurant steaks are no tougher
than they were last year--at least ho'
much.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
w. n. LYrA.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
EoR SALE.

Improved and qnm ct,S. elso pfS STs and
e earmins lands In Dallas and other counties
oil FiosrAresnt-pwellings and business houses ID
the city Of DALLAS. Special attentl9h p sstsS
aostIIi III nj claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rentA' ho''' W. +. LYTE co...
| ~, E.tate Agents, No. 100 Damhr sUeeI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
v,v,oNAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting ofwelye ne large lar ,s s1eS eTca pyi
one OF the hest and gsrt s Vyys ~ Great Mt.
nn me pm pnd Europe, steerage aud cabin, NY, y,
tam anH ,irhets. either way, from ana 70
pailSs or round TIP tloseIs good i0r n Sme
Year. Tor sale BY the undsIs,sssa Sp cab
ticulaIS sn n,,r ~ ofiiee 10. 100 Lamar At.
lns, cai'st o'A WE. LYTE a CO., Agenes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
Condensed Through TIM6 UdIu
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
Trnins LsaXe

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'hrouH" '"
Leaves nth ll:20 A. N Leaves nth 7:l6 A.
I9eyos s'th SEQ p. n Leaves sth SD p.
W. X. wHEELoCK,
Agent, Dallas.
r.. L. MANCHES
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston
j. b. ROBERTSON,
Emigration Agent, ilS north Sd 81. 81. LoaS
J.WALDO, >. al..,, S,,n,
Gent Ticket Agt. zen oups.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13
Atfnrneyn nt Law.

Thurmonu, WIN, nm stairs, OctBdl IN
I'M. Hayes o Atlor @t yuo 81 Dallas
Texas. Speciai aprltf
clalms.s y,,,r,.,a hriIdip.
waite g; he IoCirand hotel, Main street.
10 M stommons, Attorney at Law M
,os N,rth side Public Square, upstairs
|
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-13

y,o. n Morton, Nj. p, PhyS,Gais Jana and R ssI
com ONCE over First M u sas u bS s,s
Spss s TnSSs Castp the country pG r,SSmaiRS
| ttepded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
Centennial Lgtters-No. 6.

DEAR GAzETTE,-Eaiering the main building by
the east d5or pass the OateT portal sbere on ore
side is al of7ee where ali kinds Of stationery and
guide books. for sale, and the other side
Is another where canes. eloaks umbrellas etc, can
be left BY the payment Of snail Zee and check
for their safety given also tie Rolling Chairs with
their waiting guardians ready fer the seTriees Of any
Invalid Or crippled visitors great institutiou are
these Rsing Chairs, bst not half satisfactory fos
real enjoyment o. the sights loeomoiioo on ones
own fest; they are not permitted to roll near the
case. to iateerewith foot visitors ard generally %
on frcu one place to another With no pause. Yet
they are well PstroaiEsi, and often a stout hearty
looking gentlsnaa may be seea comfortably wheel
ing rouod as Eel as elderly or delicate ladies. and
sometimes two OF thTes children together IL a chair.
Tie srst department ne entered to examine vas
Orange Tree state. eouutry the extreme southeast
Of Africa Here Is sne display Of stated birds,
many q gorgeous plauage, aud il another case
are hue ostrich riuuss with lumber Of very large
ostrich eggs tastefgiy arranged in nests made Of
green vorssei. Specimens Of The educaiio pal ad-
va1eenen. OF the people, sone minerals aud also
fsH q ther manufactures are displayed TIE Argeu-
tine Bspoblic rs. A. next meet or view. bat here
We did rot daell, far. Peru near BY, seemed to be
more attractive. Here Hsrs many specimens Of
sarhs and mineral ores but one case draHs atebtion
b. its horTors,--A dried nunnies and skulls.
HQrIia looking objects, sitting or eruuebiug. some
fil bandaged and others the baadages falling Of,
exposing cruubIiug bones and ieathery skins. Ho-
meas heads with Issg hair still adhering; some
hod articles IN their Eibersd hands or even in their
hiaeszs griauiBg mouths. Why does hasty glance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
sheeP-Wool.


Ne. ". Y. GIBsoN and Dr.. G. Toasseau,
both large w6ol-growers, have addressed a
circular to al parties interested IN that indus
try on this group, proposing the organization
Of ''Wool Growers Association whose
objects shall be,-lst. The importation Of
choice stock; 2nd. To secure good shearers
At uniform price; srd. To prompt legisla-
ton for the destruction Of injurious dogs !:
9Th To promote the improvement Of pasture,
etc: 5th. To secure a uniformity in shape,
weight, and nature q wool packages, besides
other matters Of mutual help and benefit.
which would naturally grow out Of such an
organisation. The circular estiniafcs tliai the
sheep pastures q superior quality in tbs
Kingdom comprise about one-third Of the
whole area, or I,5oO,0OO acres, and prophecies
that our wool stock VIII shortly Increase to
one million head Of lirst-elass sheep.
The most important part, perhaps, Of the
circular Is tie last paragraph, in which Is
expressed the hope E" that such an Association
may lead the way 10 Hawaiian Wool Manu-
facsuring Company" We trust that this hope
may he realized, and that We may see ere
long woolen mills IN operation here which
shall, al least, render It unnecessary 10 import
the c0arser forms Of woolsa rnanufacture,
such as blankets. It IS very poor economy to
sell our wool for Is or 20 cents, and then pay
several times that amount to have II returned
in the shape Of manufactured goods The
Lerislatnre Of $50 passed an act 70 encourage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


- LANDS. In Probate In the of ne Guardian
ship OF the tanor children, % The late W. n Laad De-
ceased Order uf uouce % petition for ALLOWANCE ol af
counts discharge, and na distribution q pforet. AZ
Chambers.
on reading and flng the petition % ofJoserh o. Carter.
Guardian OF the minor children of W. y. idd. ilie n
Honolulu, deceased. where he asks o. D. discharged
from his Guardianship and his surcteg ffom an further
responsibility SUCH there being no property IN h hands
unaccuuntcd for.
II Is oriercd, that FRIDAY the isi, day % uECtM.
RER. A. u. 1876, nt ten O'Clock A. ~, before the ad
Justice. Chamber IN the Court House % Honoiuu.
and the hereby appointed The time and paCc
for hearing said petition, md that All persons Interested
may then and there and show cause IL any they have.
why the same.shoud not be granted And that his order
In the English language. be- published u the fiuwaIlru
GaEette newspaper printed ggd published Houoiuu,
for three successive weeks previous 90 the tine lrrgn
appointed for said hearing
Dated at nonouiu H. l.. this sgth DAY of October. A.
u. 1875 A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: Justice % The supreme Cuurt
Jxo f. BAENAEn CLERK " The supreme Court eIG1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
ozzrzzrine Regulations and Rules ADOPT
e5 by tie Bozrd Of Health. October
2u6. 1876.

sa-1L No ps-sss shan b. a-34es &c bazr5 any
l--g- 1s ~ p1-1s q tais k1s11zi, previous 10
A- passs are he-ear ils.-lc-e1. up1- tsasrs-
ulszs u.zc ssri-i t1eli1es g. taa h=a-ts es
Possesses -ut crau- & lhlT ~ s.tls-ed f7o-i ila
i-.1is -le t1sE ra 1arse..ls disease cUis-s ur has
- A. = 10y = eIias - 49, .
IT, rnr- ihe s-srs-erss ulale- lave rsssn % sur-
r9 rl1 sess e-is1, ~ iass eElsir- Si-l1 eishtctl
esr- a-- c-s- ine reic- ilar b ls ho,siel. s1d
- E--l 70 lsa-e ana tas Ici vll l7glil tze u-ig-
rr-sr s-f hcsrl
Nsrc-1u shan leave or vtsi ary guaraa.-
--F Fesza- q azg a1ase u- el--as1rc IA. SSH base
la - --l ia- 1l----i-1e TlrI1ss> ~ ~ ll1Fl oi
ll-sa zHlss aE 'rrilisa lerl-ss-aa g ~ Bee-re
secg tn-er 90 cceal-asiAla-- fif9Ni-el Tor as
1a1rE SAL cl11E c- Te-s1azl hlassase d ail1gee @
D. - aa1e es1- hsviaE aaaeesols saea os-1is1---s
llfia- z-aalrar lsari h.rns hal sliall-Tar o.
.ssi.s E-sss.-i .. - la7a q iIszta-
si1zs 2 e. - ls ald Z ~ el-E7is- s. of ne
a cas = 49, i-iiola- reai-ss s. ne Iaaar aealii.
= seaa5 :. Ee.s,, slau = e7sn hy sae Boars q
sal- -alH urrs-ar * am dirirs o- lrssre 1lar- 8
san uzasza7ar - razsur llazl - ls Essel II ihrre
M a-s = - s1o1 - t-lsili,i- A. sicl 11s,ot @
-HE-l1ls aEa- Be- lreusei la-4 nu--e % a. per-
--s- 7.1y- ulsls- s-ge-1a .ss-
la.- -f sae na-s - llrsh. aiie- TIT slU lava
r1ashe- q T-rvilc1 la tae lnss rrgcslle SCI 20.
s- -1l- l-s e1'le.ilur ule lanlrcd col---s- tC-rl
~u Soy Ele B14-l uf Eealth may fro-l tiu-e n
--aa1se rua-z.tire Terfsrastesl ~
Fl.as a--r-< ae aaF Ilrl - tlt si--r-i- and may
naaraallle rlE-la1il1rs Us ella.l li-e ueces
say ir - aa-l a1l saiesl Ci 81 ialAl-l.-sH tyl
Gee. $3.50
>asaa Ik II ssa-a-aa, -s--il-s5-s 8 ez-ssl,sses
z r-rslHs 49, a. zsss4s adj sie-ts arr.v
- sra r-zss ana 40 a. la-ssis 81 - nav Fisl or
.1larE u- l1e sl-z-f- 'Llvl Nzis. section So
~araanas- Anv vessel Wis sllll rafasa % s1hllss
r-a-s--aas WA siar la1re gi1lrantne -rornd
=. 80 szla ~ - s-4-l-ri1l lIlssl uFs3a hlr,
EaE ls-l arg c.s-lrars disease any Esaa-e
rat-i- 1al-ta- sta-i b. iisl,-c ssl-1-u.
rra1azsl ana f1F l-elf6t ~ I1l.c srsa-
l---r Hcsva Lus1e sec-ian 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01

II something be not speedily done in com
pliance with The laws Of sanitary science, for
this town. we shall have to pay terribly for
cur neglect There are, at tie present writ
ing, IN She most thickly inhabited part Of the
city, wants wliick are Q disgrace to the King
dom and TO the nineteenth century. We know
perfectly well that certain inevitable results
follow certain conditions, and YET we suffer
those conditions to exist with a complacency
which, in the present state Of knowledge, can
only he characterized as criminal. We would
urge upon the Board Of Health to l,estir itself
in tliis matter before the occurrence Of pre-
veaiable deaths shall render it amenable to
tLe charge 81 murder. But the Boapi and its
agents are n9t .oHnisoieut, In order that the
work they have to Do FOR the benefit Of the
community may be done thoroughly, 1t is nee
ossary that every member Of the community
assist to the extent of his ability, instead Of
sinking and couceaiing as IS too often the
case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01

the manufacture Of wool and cotton, in which
were granted number Of important conoes-
sicns, but the period during which any such
enterprise must be started in order to receive
the benefits Of tho act, was limited to three
years, and hiss therefore expired, bu; it might
be renewed. we presume, without difficulty,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
EXECUTORS Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
u the Estate OF LIEW ELLTS ZTBIIN. deceased. are
r-este1 % present them duiy authenticated, 20 the
unaersned bxecutUr within SIX months Of the date Of
the hrs pubczd0n of this noce they VIII b forever
barred Aad AL Ie-zous Indebted the sd estate VIII
MAKE i.i1edlat= payment JOSEPH O. CARTER
Exec1tor Estate ofIlesrsllyn Goblin, deceased
Holo,aiu, October Is 1916 Ga I'm