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Observation-Disclosures
md sss.
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The Great Raes-Ths Attendance
Peels, ste.-Ftrst Heat .wen -
Chance.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
i Pirst Jadirisl Di.iiiet uf the Stale Of ~.
vsda. In ALd fsr The fonniy of Storey.
q: u, WOOD. Plsihtin. W. ~. W. wooD, DE.
,endant.
AetI d broasht In the District Court ~ the
first judicial District of ,Le ttsis Of gryAis.
In and for the county u storry. and tLs CON.
plslnt hled in ssid county. in the Office of the
clerk Of sald District Court. On The 3lih day oi
May. A. D. 1910.
The sisie NJ Nevada sends greeting 10 q. W.
WOOD. Dfrnd,ni: You arr hereby rlnlred 10
sIp~sr To- On artion brought again't yon by the
aboye-ram-i plainiin. in The District Court Il
the First JnlIciai District of the stats of Ne.
vada, In and fJr the eouniy ~ storey, And
snswer ih. complaint hl'd therein within ten
days (txelusivr of the day ~ rsr,lcrl after the
-rvics on y.n of this sua. mons. " served IN
ssid county. or " served out ot sali county.
siihin twenty days. aud IN all other easer forty
iAys. or ludgm. ut by defsnIt will be taken
against yos. arcording 10 III. prayer of 'sid
complaint.
T6. said seiion Is brought 10 obtain . Judg.
meut and decrr~ of said Court dissolving tho
bonds ~ m.irimony nov existing betv-n yoa
snd plslniir. awarding 10 Iisintin the rare.
custody sud control Of the minOr thllorsn.
James W. Wood and Flora !. Wood. i',n. Of ~.
m.risee beivr~n you and plaintiff; for costs of
suit std counsel fees and Also q derrte II ssid
Court awarding 10 plaintin the soie owrerrh,p
VI ,he rommnniiy proI-riy row owned by you
sbd plAintin. consisting of 4 homestead. snL
.iiusi~ IN the Town a told iiili. county of sto.
roy. and ds,sribs-i - follows. 90 wit ot Mum.
Der Twenty lDj. In Dloci. Nnmisr One IN,
Iiange ID, NJ known and desigtsied upon the Of
asiai plat or msp OF The town " Oold Hill, to-
gethsr with dwelling sitnsied ths rron Hnd IN.
h0u ehDli firnitnre. all of o.. talua of enc
Thousand dollars &C thrreabonis. For eAuse 81
.eiion. plAiniIff alleges fsilnr and neg set on
our psn 10 provide plsinrn and your chlldrsn
with the r0iainon hsc.r-arirs ~ lif-. An of
whrh viii more fully sppsar by i-isirne- 10
plaintiffs complaint hsn In on nile, copy -
which you arr herewith served.
And y. sr her by notified that II You fail
to answer IN complaint. the ssid pi@intiff viii
.ppiy 10 the Cont for ih. isiiei th.Isin de.
msndsd.
Given under my hand aud the seal of the Di..
trict cour of the first Judicial District of the
state of Nevada. In aud for the g, unity ~ rto-
reg. this s,th day Of Msy. In the scar .f our
Lrd oI- ihoas.li eight hundred and seventy.
air.
l.r,Ll ". u. THOMPSON. CleIt.
Bye. u. Sr~sios-. Depnty eek.
l..- Ia
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LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR pATlHT.
NOTICE. No. 3i,.
U. =. rsrvsy No. 30.


II $. LAND orFicE, AT CARSON. NJ.
eivsn that RMAhuRL STERN HERMAN
RCHONEMAN and ADAM f.ElCHrRh, by
their Attorney In iAet and eo-o~nsr. ADAM
LRiCHTER iwhose Po-t, fi,ee address Il at the
City OF Virginia. state OF ksssdAl. have made
applicaiion for Twelve hnpdrs.i linear i.et. run.
nlns In . northeriy aud routhefiy direciion
along the line OF the lode or lead. situate In The
0oh Hill Mining District. Storey csunty. the
sme being quartz lode. and besrins gold and
silver. and OF viieh they are the owner, Ani
In possesslon ~ tbs same. together with all 10.
dlvs. spurs and angles. with surface pronni
two hundred Rect In width. embracing io-lio
serrs. and iescribed upon pkt and field notes
on hie In my once and iso-ted on the flaiin NJ
iollows lis.inninr at . yosi naked snailssr
One IT,. y \. survey No. ~, iu.i. aioui So
feet Bosthw-sirrly of the old Toll sair on the
American Flat rosd thence running from raid
Post No. 4: fIrrt tOuf-e--tonih 69 deyress
east aD fst ~ Poet No. 81 the Geo.gis Com.
tany's u. n. susvy No. N. north ~ dsree-
east, dI.tsnt 2ti feet the smoke stack II Oh.
tock islapd hoisting work. and the iss.isfi oii
Mount David-ou north "a. degree rs-t the
DAG tan on the new Caledonia boiriiss works
north ~ y drzfeer esst: tns mouth of the tlf
nnia aud Tnckec Iiailrosd tunnel snaih N de
gree minutes esst. Theme running fron
s.Id Poet No. .. s~cond eourse -souih ~ de.
greer east f.aD RET. to fort No. =. whsnrr
bears the souihssst CORNER of h'eilon u, TDwh.
ship ID forth, Range ~ csst. Mount Diablo
meridian. souih sss derre- EAST .03G f.et di,-
liant. Thence thini conrsr--Norih a. deFrees
vs.t no frrt. to Poet M. g. Thence fourth
oonrps- Hofth ~ dsgrer. norih lao feet, 10
Post No. !. the place OF pgini iBg. eoniainlng
6i0 arfcs. bearings eiprrsei f'oin the trus
meridian = magn@tc ,Aisiioii, iIS deGrces
of location daily r-cotdei Ia hook " X. e Psg.
7s5. " ry County kscords. tept NJ the ofiles of
the County iferor,ief of storey comfy. Nr,sda.
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ORDINANCE NO. rs.

AN ORDINANCE To AUTHORIZE TIII
~ Issuance tf bobds 60 d.ifay the eontIb.
ssnt erp~nsss of the Town of tioli Iliii,
Passed July ~. A u. 1ssG.
The Hard of Tfa,ts~s ~ The Town az (lohi
lIill do ordsiIi
srcrios The Pa r-i.ieni and Clerk ~ th..
B0srd of Trustees of the Town of ,iold IIil
ur hsr~ty authorized and required 90 i.sur four
bonds of the Town NJ 0old III !. In the sum ol
.li thon'and d"ilars essb. uaiisd staiss gold
coin.
rkc .. sa'd bonds tlssll L. In sash form -
the President sDd the CLERK of said iioa Il inay
prsrribe. had shall he signed by rsiL ofiirers
and shsli b~ ~ The eject that the Town of Cola
Hill 10 boutd . u holden. Ani viii paJ 10 the
bo'sirr of hoid.rs of rsii lofIs the som ~
money ssysrsily bam.i therein. ia two years
RON th" date fhrreoi. with i.ier.rt thereon 81
the rate ~ obr per y. NJ. pr monih. ubiie,i
states gold coin lat re.i payable quarterly.
spi. The money wrsiv-i from the rak sni
is'usnee of the said bobi. shall h. rst sIart
and PLACED by the Town Ir.a.nrsr In The Con.
tingrnt Fund. ~ he appropriated osly fof such
pnno-e- - the Hard d rn-'..r s.sy ,lhsci
by their ot.ier.
Sac 4. The Tteasapr "a ~. Town ~ 0oli
iiiii .hali pay ,sld hands. ~ the holi1ro hold.
..f- ihsr~oi. apoa prreniation. aceoojing ~
law.
srr. 6 Thi. oriinancr .hsli tale eject sni
he In fofee iron the date ~ It, passage.
". ~. DAUcllN,
President q the Boari of Trustees 0i Tho Town
of 0old liiIl,
IN. iIARR,.. oie,t pro ,cta.
On motion. Ordinance No. * was pas'ei by
the following voie. Ayes--Trl.is,', CHtiek and
ost and Prvs tdsni Dsnchy. Nos,- hone.
Att~-ti ,. u. HARRIS. CLrk pro ten.
~ 1A
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sJoek DIVIDEND.

ArA MEETING or THE BOARD Ov d..
"A rrctors of the joe aeatss Consolidated
sllver Mining Company. held on Saturday, July
&. 1876. stock Divideni iNo. " Of one hnh of
shsre vas mad. pay. hls iInmesi.si~'y 20 % =
stockholders ~ the Jos eestss Consolidst d
silver Mining Company on presenfaiion of Ger.
iihestss. Also, . stoct Dividend lSo. y al one
shsrr IN saeh Of sii new ineorpassiiehs 10 he
made On the C,mpany's grsaba. The ssme
will lie payable By due bill IN and after the III
of sugust, ts7s. on presentation 0f rsriinrAtsr.
ny ordst of The Boeni q D,.Sisr
FRANK MOYKit. Aesrtary.
Ohire t0a Californis stress. hoom ~. Kan
Yrsnriaco, California. jyi5fd
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sJocxnulDEas' MEETING.

A MEXICAN pLAr MINiN0 COMPANY
n The annual meeting oi the ,t.s khclders
OF the above. named Company. for the slssii"n
of Tr,i,t - ana The tfansaetion ~ sBeh Other
basinrs ~ may cone bsfors u. will he heli 90
WEDNESDAY, August .. ls.t. ihrrt wr'ibe~.
lay in Anru-t.I 81 The boar .f O'Clock '. n, ~
Oh Il .iay nt The onis- sf the C.tnpahy IN rsn
YfAnsi.eo. Transfer kooks vii he sio' ri on
saturday. Lniy ~. isiG. at " oiloct n.
q. A. SAMMY. Secretary.
Onies-Room 20, No. 5ii Monisotnsry .tirst.
s.- p,sneiseo. Cal forniA. Wl.ia
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

T,RoJAN MINISG COMPANY. NOTICE
i 4. hereby given that q inviting of siost {.
holders In the T.oysh Mihiag oippsny will b.
held at their once. No. 3f- Montgomery street.
R0om ~, Nan funsisco, California. on FAT.
uRDAY. August .. is'G. 81 u 7o'rl'ek Loon. In
heldrrs VI lnsjotiiy sf the sspiisl ,iock. lsi.d
July ~, tsse. and pursuant Ia Section $40 of
the q VII Core of CaliIornls. ior the parpo-e af
making Q shai re IN The Dlfsst ~ ~ ,sld Com.
psny. DAVID WILDER. s.sieisry.
San Francisco. In ' "a. 1876. Jy2iia
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And In accordance with law. and an order oi
the lIoard of Direetors. made on the i9ih day Of
June. isIt. % many share- of enh parcel
Of rneh stock as may he necessary will he
sold nj public auction. nj the 0fiiee of the
Company. Room q. fi,vari's Bu Ling. No.
sis California pireet. Nan frsneiseo. Tailor.
nj, on Tt RSDAY. the ilih day Of August.
isG:st the hour Of txe oslttk y. y. Of said
day. 10 Ray saii d, yinqaept . sessrnent there
on. together viia costs ef sGvdt.sinr sni sr
pens@r ~ sale.
IiiciIARD D. NoYsa, eecretsry.
O1lee Room ~. iiA,wsrd's Building. ai9
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A rrASsAcrIoS in stocks. not more
dishonest than passes for shrevdness In
Wall street. New York. has sent four
men to prison in London. They organ-
iled the Eupion Gas Company. announ'
ced fictitious sales VI stock, anl got It
quoted ia the Exchange. Then they
sold "short. (" and. having all the stock
in their own hands. calculated ON nm
enormous profit The principal con-
spirator. Aspinwall. AN old and here
toiors honored London broker. has been
sentenced to q year of imprisonment.
Another. a bank manager. gets the sane.
The two others are more lightly pun
i.hed.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NVYICH Op THE CONSOLIDATED vnl.
" ginia Mining COMPANY. San frsneisso.
California. June ~. isFa.-At q meeting oi tho
Baard of Tmsiees of the above nsiaei Com.
i1D Ooliars per share VAS DECLARED. payshle
on TUESDAY. the ii,h. Transfer hooks
closed until July i2ih.
ysim A.W. HAvENs. Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OvrIcH OF III. JULIA CONSOLIDATED
" Mining Conn any. ran frsncisco. July ~.
is,G,-The regular annual meeting ~ the ,ioek.
holders 0f the Julia Coa.oIliatd Mining Cun,.
pany viii br he'll on WEDNESDAY. the nh
day of Auga't. 1876, at ? O'Clock y. n. 1T N.
ofiies Of the Company. Room No Q. tf9 Csi
forniA ptrret. Nan franfi,eo. Gaihor' IN. The
ifahkfer hooAs will b. r'n.ei si % o'siosk on
saturday. the sib day Of Assasi.
iyglid A. NOEL. Sesrsiau.
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MASONIC HoYlcr.

A SPECIAL oOMMpsIcArioN OF TIlE
n n. W. 0rand Lodge ot y. and A. y. of Ne.
vada will le held q The Han Of Silver star
Lnigr No q. t,oid It'll, on aA1uRDAY. the
?9th day of1uiy 1870. Il o'eiock =. T.. for Oh.
purpose 81 lsyihs the corner sione of ths nes
rauss' ed 10 he prvssnt, and oil MAsier NAsons
10 good stan 'ins sre cordially invi I'd.
Hy onirr az tho brand Mastey
buid n. ". CiiUBBUCk. Becrtary.
The above communication and eersn ony 10
po.tpon~r until wEp SksDAY, Ang,st ~. Il
ihe rams hour and place.
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InysiLis a. well a. bu.iness tsen. or families
.-.kins recreation or plrasure. viii mud tnis
thr yery plssr.
JOHN W. MCKINNEY, e
80, prssvlessr,
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RANo FOR SALE or 70 lET.

A PiRsT.cIIss Nav PIANO yoR SALE
n OF 10 let. Apply 10 n. y. rARsONr. 81
ClartS hasic Ilooin.. aouh and Oarry House
lnrvt house norih az the Gould sni Carr rhafl.
b street. Virginia Cify, betseen w Ard u
o'clock 4. y lr"ai
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W. j. wmrPsR. one of the negro
Judges elected by the South Carolina
Legislature. addressed crowd OF he
groes at 0ringcburg ON the Fourth, de.
claring that be- would take possession OF
the bench at all hazards, and calling
upon his race to be- present and a'ense
his death u he iell ia the riot.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

EUROPA MININa COnPAN1.-.
sin francisco, ciiifornis.
Location OF works, Gold Hili Mining Dis.
triet. storey County. Nevada.
Notice. There are deunquent upon the fol.
lowlng-desehbsd stock, on account Of s.ses-.
rpeui (No. % levied on the ~ b day Of June.
names OF the respective shsvhotisrs. - foi.
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FRIpAY. FERRuARY 3. 1s1a-

HNA0a EhhGdhI -. ;
ALTHOUGH Trade has not assumed the hustle during the
week that its devotees desire, we Sill GGd a degree of ANNA
hon IN business circles that indicates a strong confidence II,
the outlook Of the near future. There is quite a speculative
movement on foot in regard 10 sugars, several large trausac-
tons having taken place during the week, part Of which Is for
export TO Portland and Victoria, and part held here I'm autirf-
patiou Of the passage Of the treaty. Prices named in the trans
actions range from g. TO &c Ter pound according 20 grade
and are reported % h= all cash transactions. This we trus, 4.
but The carrying out Of the policy advocated by this Journal
long since, and inauguratsd last year BY a party here. Of max
ing cash purchases a; home Of planters products. instead Of
making eonaig1fnents abroad at plantation risk.
MI Z g. Barlow held a trade sale on Tuesday and weines-
day Of this week at the store Of Messrs. schaefer & Co, which
was Atriy attended, and resulted as we'll a. could be expected,
considering the trade sale but the week previous at n. Hack
fell & Cos.
The schooner Hera sailed On Saturday last for san Francis
CO. taking a cargo Of domestic produce valued al s2s, OLA So;
and the brig VIM II Allen sailed the sane day for Tahiti with
q load Of eattie, sugar. rice. &C, valued at sIsl3 p. The Mat
tie Maeleay sailed to-day for Portland with a cargo Of coffee
sugar, pull and rice, valued at S32,OsIOI. Schooner Fayorite
Is loading Tor Victoria, promising 10 get Off about the 18th;
and the bktn Mariana for Tahiti with cattle the latter part Of
next week.
The bark ID { Murray for San Francisco is awaiting the ar
probably get of on Tuesday next.
Schooner Nettie Merrill brought in this week from The Pio-
neer Mills, Lahaina, I2 tons sugar, said to be the largest
eoas'ing cargo Of that commodity brought into port.
Schooner c NJ Ward IS at hand to-day from the Guano Isl
ands-
Hawaiian VII bk Desmond sails tomorrow on a cruise.
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WITH THE increased solicitude which has be-
come SO manifest of late in the foreign commu-
nifty for the preservation and recuperation of the
Hawaiian people, there is also to be noticed a
growing conviction in the minds Of the think
ing friends of the race that the causes of sudden
death among them are too little inquired into. A
coroner's inquest or a post norton examination,
except in cases of known murder, are rare Incl
dents in these islands, whereas in other countries
they are the rule instead of the exception. Nota-
bly, is this so in the Australian colonies, where
as we read in the public prints about every case
of sudden death is investigated by a ~coroner's
jury-and the same may be said of the practice
in California. In these islands, however, we
frequently hear of apparently healthy people
generally natives-dying quite suddenly and
being expeditiously put out of sight without the
slightest inquiry made by the authorities as to
how or by what means they came to their end.
One day during the past week there died
within a short distance Of this Office, q pretty
young native woman, who the day before was
apparently in robust health. No inquiry what
ever was officially made as to the cause of death.
But it transpired that she had been enceinte, and
hints were dropped that an abortionist had been
employed. Of course it is not known how much
of truth there may have been in the latter rumOr,
but we are told it is a fact that the woman died
after prematurely giving birth to a dead infant.
Here was a young and healthy female, who had
she lived might have become the mother of a
numerous offspring, thus ultimately cut off.
Surely it was worth the trouble of an investiga-
ton to show whether or not this valuable life
had been sacrificed to foul play. 1t is a fair con-
cIusion that, SO long as we continue to dispense
with coroner's inquests, those pests the native
kdhunas will continue their murderous work
among the people, UNPUBLISHED and unobstructed.
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LONDON, Dec. 10, 1875.
Probably Rear Admiral George Hancock will be
nominated for the Pacific Command, as Admiral
Cochrane's time expires next June. 1 am enabled
to give you the following particulars in regard to
the movements Of British men-of-War, well known ut
Honolulu. The Repulss is expected to be at
Acapulco at the end of the year. The TsHeaos is on
the coast of Chill. The Challenger reached VAL
paraiso Nov. 10. The FdntOms has orders to leave
Panama in March next, and proceed to Honolulu in
order to relieve the .MyrmidOH. which returns to
British Columbia. The PssTsI comes home via
VALPARAISO and Coquimbo. The Blanche has arrived
in the Midway after an eight years cruise in the
Pacific. during which she visited nearly all the
1roups. A matter for the serious consideration Of
the British Admiralty is the numerous desertions
from men-of-war on the Pacific Station. 1t appears
that the RepuIse, is over one hundred men short OF
her complement, and that since this ship left England
in July 1872 nearlya new crew has been sent out Mt
different times to make up for the desertions. The
Tensdos with only II9 seamen and marines has lost
6fty-fye, and other vessels in proportion, SO that the
total number Of desertions from English war SHIPS
on the Pacific during the last three years can not De
far from five hundred. Little Hawaii with a popuia-
ton of only 81 900 will occupy the same area al the
Centennial Exhibition (38S8 50. fee) as ECUADOR,
With over one million Inhabitants, Hayti (572,OOOl
and Honduras 1856, 000), while Liberia with 7lo,OOO
will fIl still less room. RG Moi still lies at no
chester. where she went Nov. 10th, to repair the
damages arising from the collision reported IN my
last.
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For Philadelphia

Objects Of manufacture and curiosiiics intended for
the Centennial Exhibition are being collected by the
Commissioners. 70 be in readiness for forwarding by
the March steamer. As soon a. the Catalogue IS corr
pletei we shall publish 1t in full. We learn from
Mr.. Hitchcock, the Commissioner appointed TO pro
coed TO PHILADELPHIA, that II j. the Intention to pho
tograph the Hawaiian Department, when IN position,
so that We that stay at home may see what sort Of an
appearance is made abroad for cur island kingdom.
The beautiful map Of the islands which has been exc
cuted by the Government Surveyors, and finished By
Mr.. q. Giles in 8 very superior manner, is for exhi-
bition at Philadelphia and it has been decided,
upon the Recommendation of Mr.. Hitchcock made
some time since, to have it engraved Capt. James
Mskee and other planters have sen. handsomely pre-
pared specimens Of their best washed sugars-and
we oil know what that means. Some magnificent
specimens Of our furniture woods are receiving the
hual polish ut Fishers cabinet makers shop among
them Q large ceutre-,able containing one thousand
difereu, pieces Of island woods. t~astefully arranged
and inlaid on the top this is the work Of Mr.. C. NJ.
Brown, Of this city. The cabinet Of native
Hawaiian birds very ingeniOusly aud artis.ical-
ly arranged by Mr.. Mills Of Hilo. Hawaii,
and loaned to the Commission. is a beautiful
aud interesting affair; We miss however, one bird,
which from the fact that il is peculiar to these islands
should not be omitted-the Hawaiian goose. Gov.
Kapens sends from Lahaina q stick Of sugar cane,
twenty-six feet in length aud said to be three years
old. II does not measure seven inches in diameter,
as the Ga-ette says, but nearer three and a half
inches. being about ten in circumference. Our con-
temporary evidently wants to excite the Louisiana
planters into pulling up stakes and coming here to
raise cane. Some good specimens Of the different
varieties of our average field cane is also to be sent.
Altogether. q very creditable showing will be made
from Hawaii nei at the Centennial-to say nothing Of
the numerous specimens of the geHus homo that we
hear are proposing to go.
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American Relief Fund.

The 18th Annual Meeting Of the Subscribers to
the above, took place on Tuesday evening last, the
22d inst. The attendance, though not full, was
better than the previous year. The President, A. J..
Cartwright. Esq, made the usual report of the oper-
ations of the Society during the past year. by which
it appeared that the sum of 1915 had been disbursed
for relief, and that the sum of S332.6I only remained
on hand. The circular which was issued last year.
had not resulted, as had been hoped, in inducing
many Americans residing on the other islands to be-
come subscribers to the fund, but as before, the sub
scribers are nearly all residents Of Honolulu. There
are at present three benefciaries on the list, receiy-
ing relief.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
american Relief Fund, in account trih Chas. r.
R;sbou Dr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-26

UNFRTENDLIYEss or SOLOMON IsLASDERs-The
Lady Daring, schooner. Captain Belbin, Govern
meul Acent Mr. de Aovis. has arrived at Msckay
with h;,y-s!x recruits, all from the solomon Islands.
The -uercary says that when At Maliyta the captain
ani agent h1d~a very narrow escape Of losing their
lives. At first the natives were very friendly, but
on a sudden, as they we're going away, tie natives
began 20 throw spears and shoot ARROWS al the boat.
Captain Belbin had a spesr-woGnd IN his arm snd
some o, the crew were also wounded, fortunately not
very severely, and they managed to get back 10 the
ship without further harm. IL is evident that some
Of these natives are very ireacherous, and unless
captains trading there are very cautious bow they
trust themselves with the islanders, We shall hear Of
more murders being committee By these ssvages-
.Sy9ssy Morning HsTGId.