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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

ST. ALBAN's CoILEGE.-The annual examination
of this popular boys school was held on Friday
last The following is the report of the examining
committee:
Honolulu. June 18th, 1877.
AT the invitation Of the Principal, We attended
the examination OF the pupils of ST. Adams College
held on Friday last, the 18th instant and report as
progress during the year, their Latin, French, and
Algebra being very credtable. In the class next
below them, the Arithmetic, fractions, vulgar and
decimal, and mensuration of Solids were worked
out with an Intelligent facility that spoke more
perhaps for the thorough style of the teaching than
did the uniform correctness OF the results. In
grammar, the analysis aud parsing were alike salts
factory, and the Latin accedence as well as the pri-
mary geography of the youngest boys showed they
had made ca good beginning Perhaps the most re-
markable feature Of the day the examination Of
TWO large classes in general history by the De Zaba
system and charts The Junior class had worked
up nve and the senior class the ten earliest ceniu
res OF the Christian era, and the way in which the
names OF the numerous GoIhic and Saracenie Chief
talns and the dates of the establishment of their
various Alrgdoms, were uuhesitatingly pronounced,
speaks most powerfully in recommendation of this
system IN the hands Of able and conscientious teach
ers; especially is this remarkable when one reflects
on the desperately confused aud confusing condi-
ton OF the world in the period named, embracing
as II does the rise to the highest pitch Of grandeur
as well as the decline aud fall of Rome. The ex-
aminations concluded. the prizes were distributed
SIS follows: A. McBryde, 1st Latin, history and
mathematics; w. McBryde, 2nd Latin aud history
r. Armstrong, Srd, Latin and third class prize; H.
Wodehouse. French; W. Pa rke 2nd geography
+. Hutchinson, Srd, geography; R. Bovd, 2nd,
arithmetic; ]. Wight, Srd, arithmetic; j. DowseIt,
mathematics; Along, drawing; G. Carter, fourth
class prize; H. CRUDE fifth class prize. The school
+ ther broke up with three cheers, and there was
plentiful proof of the mutual good feeling existing
between the pupils and their teachers. j. Mor7
| SMITH, and II. W. MIST"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
COMMERCIAL.


HONOLULU JUNE 20, 1871
Nothing has agiasd the usual piAedity Of commercial
circles during past week. The foreign arrivals the
schooner e. NJ Ward the GuAno Islands, the American
bark Quicksep IS days from San Francisco, route fur
Hongkong; the bark Helen W. Almy, with lumber from
Humboldt and the mail Australia, IS days from
sydneyI
The departures the Missionary brig Morning Star to
Mission taous in Micronesia barkeniine Monitor the
Sound and the bark Camden for the destination.
The great Of cargo Of bark Knclune
Mr.. c. s. BarOws, which has already occupied two days,
and continued been well attended and
has brought fair prices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

NEW LANDING.-A correspondent from Hawaii
writes US that new landing has just been con-
strueted at ookaa, the eastern coast of that is
land which will open thousands of acres of excel
lent cane land, heretofore almost useless for want
of landing. wharf has been built and road
cut up the hill, that freight can now be landed
aud shipped. The anchorage is in from IL, to 80
fathoms of water, with a sand bottom. The place
has heretofore been used for nothing but to launch
canoes, but since these improvements have been
made the schooner Luka anchored there and landed
u 600 feet of lumber besides other freight. The
Speucer and Others, who are about to start sugar
plantation upon it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
VESSELS IN PORT.

MERcHANTnES.
Am blk II W Almy, Widdenson, dischArging
Am schr c ~ Ward, King
Brit bark Kincluns, Caithness, loading.
Am biz Mary Belle Roberts.
Am blk IOlani, Garrels, diseharging
NAVAL.
II N Fant0me, Maluay.
HIRM gunboat GornOstild, Torenticif.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

Deposits any portion of the United States, Europe
the Hawaiian Islands, may be sent by mail express,
currency by draft any business or bank
Ing house. pass book with proper entries will be i'm
mediately for the RemitIances
of the depostor should accompany the first deposit De-
posts be made by but only be Withdrawn
by the signature of the Party in whose name the account
is opened. Married women and minors can make depos-
its in their and withdraw the same, upon
posters No entrance fee or charge for bank books
The securities for all loans made by this bank, scru
tnzed with great care by the Board oil directors and con-
almost exclusively first class Real Estate with
large margins United States, State County and City
Bonds, &c AL stocks other securities Of uncertain or
huctuatng values carefully excluded The policy Of
the Bank, being to obtain first absolute security for re-
of the principal thereafter rate OF interest consist
Herewith. Our unusually large and increasing Capital
and reserve Fund, portion of which be Withdrawn
by stockholders until all demands of depostors have been
paid full taken in connection with careful and
servatVe management furnishes depositors guaran
tee of safety as well as remunerative dividends
Deposits can under ordinary circumstances be with
drawn as whole or in mart without notice INSTEAD of
six months notice being required formerly specified
in articles Sd and 5h printed conditions Of agreement
with depostors Non resident deposItors who wish to
withdraw their deposits portion thereof and desire
to have the sent to them by the Bank may do SC
subject the Bylaws by sending proper order accom-
panied by the pass book with instructions The man
which they desire the money to be RENTED. Said
remittance however will be ut the expense and risk of the
deposor Blank orders for this purpose VIII be furnished
by the Cashier
Term deposits remaining three full calandar months
be entitled dividends Of interest Said dividends
declared and payable in January and July OF each
called mODIn, De creQlteu 70
and bear interest deposit from date which
they declared No dividend computed on fractions
dollars distractions OF month"; Dividends declared b,
this for the past and previous TERMS have been
Of s per per for the Present term
and hereafter will probably not exceed per cent
further particulars printed conditions Of agree
ment with depostors which will forwarded any ad
dress upon request copy OF which Is also appended
each pass book
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Our own exchange on New YORK. london, Frankfort o.
the MAN. Berlin and Paris, for sale
Collections and proceeds remittsd at current
els
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

~ The Mail Steamer Australia will leave this
day at noon. The mails close at IL a m She takes
nearly 40 passengers from Hon 1lulu and over 400
tons of freight, besides between 400 and 500 punches
of bananas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

Es- By request, publish to-day the letter Of
Mr.. Laird McGregor on the climate of Honolulu. 1t
will be found on the fourth page
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

ATTEMPT TO SMUoGLE--One cay last week Chi
nese steward employed on board the Russian Gov
cite Ermack, was arrested just after coming ashore,
account of the suspicious size of his ankles. On
being taken TO the Station House and examined, it
was ascertained that be had large poultice of
crude opium around each ankle, which he declared
be had applied solely remedial measure. I'm
fortunately bis character for probiiy had not had
time TO become established in this town, and the
remorseless Police Magistrate fined him $50 and
costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

CAPsIzED.-We hear that boat was capsized on
the 29th ultimo of the coast between Hama and Hi
pahulu. She finally drifted ashore, and no lives
ere lost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

ES- We beg to acknowledge the receipt of copy
of the Analysis of the New Hawaiian Tariff Act'
by the Hon W. L. Green late Minister Of Foreign
Attire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

E- R. NJ. s. S. Australia arrived yesterday at 1
o'clock P. NJ. is days from Sydney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

STEAMSHIP LosT.-The magnificent steamship
City OF San Francisco owned by the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, and valued at one mil
lion dollars, struck rock onthe 10Th OF May, while
on the way from Panama TO San Francisco, and
sunk in an hour. No lives were lost, but the cargo
went down with the ship. Captain Waddell was
in command at the time OF the disaster
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

tE The steamer edition of the GAZETTE may be
obtained at the Office in wrappers ready for mailing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

D- Time table of steamer Kilauea for July and
August is published to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

ADvERTIsNG.-Printer's ink has been more in
strumeutal and efectual in establishing business
than money and brains combined. 1t is the hight
of absurdity TO imagine that any business can be
come prosperous without advertising, and those
who ever worked upon such policy have always
come to grief The most extensively and literally
advertised establishments Gre almost invariably the
most prosperous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

fB- The profits of the Philadelphia Centennial
Exposition must have been enormous, the di-
rectors have a fund on hand sufficient to pay what
the U. S. Government advanced to it. The New
York Worlds correspondent of May 8, says: "se-
cretary Sherman received notice to-day that 81 000,
600 of the Centennial fund, which the Supreme
Court decided should be returned TO the Govern
ment has been paid into the Treasury, half at New
York, the rest at Philadelphia. The remaining
$500. 600 will be paid this month";
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

THE "sUSBEAM. This yacht, which visited
Honolulu in December last, has followed her pro-
posed route, and has undoubtedly reached home ere
now. Mr.. Brassey, Mp, with his wife aud
daughter, the Hon. A. Brigham, DR.. Potter, and
Mr.. Frear, In the steam-yacht Sunbeam on
voyage round the world, arrived at Colombo on the
18Th Of March. They visited New Eyaeiga, and
left for London, via the Suez Canal, the 9Th of
April"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

INTERESTING To Judge from the following item
things must be rather mixed up in Nova Scotia
about this time: The Supreme Court of Nova
Scotia has given q decision rendering invalid all
legislation, etc. since 1862 in consequence of the
old seal of the colony having been used since, in
stead OF the one then ordered to be used. Marri-
ages contracted since are also declared TO be void.
Great excitement is said to prevail'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
IMPORTS.
MARRIED.

From Humboldt. per Am blk d W Almy June I6.-I2OOo
bricks 2OSs % lumber s0l5 split posts 900 shingles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

BIG TRANsAcTIoN.-By far the largest real-estate
transaction which has ever yet transpired in this
country, was consummated last week at Lahaina,
in the sale by Mr.. James Campbell of his half inter
est in the sugar estate at that place known the
"Pioneer MilIs to his late partner, Mr. Harry Tur-
ton, for the sum of 100000. By this purchase Mr..
TurtOn becomes the sole owner and proprietor of
estate valued at one million dollars, and from
which was derived last year income, over and
above all expenditures, of 500, 900.
BENEFTr.-The Royal Hawaiian Theater was fill
ed with a large and discriminating audience on
Monday night the occasion OF the benefit rendered
the gifted artistes Mr.. and Mrs Maeder, who for
the past month have labored most ably TO provide
the Honolulu public with refined and chaste enter
tainment. The play was livery amusing one aud the
acting received universal commendation. We re-
oce that Mr.. ard Mrs. Maeder have at last receiv-
ed some expression of that appreciation which
they richly deserve They take their leave by the
steamer today, and we trust that wherever they
go. they may win fresh laures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
SMALL CHAINS

GIzEs FROM Ia To I.2 INCH. IN GUAM,
y Titles 70 suit Received per ssC7eta"
For sale BY BoLLEs Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

THoUGHTLEss AcT.-on Monday evening last
of our citizens living in the suburbs, attended,
with his family the performance at the Theater,
leaving his horse and carriage in charge of ser
want near the door. During the evening. the ser
want eft the horse hitched TO the fence, while he
went to the fountain near by, for drink of water
Being absent, not over five minutes, what was
his surprise on his return to the horse with the
carriage attached just about starting up the
on his own account few swift strides, and the
horse was secured, before be had time to realize
his freedom. His remark to the horse were, ''you
rascal. how did you get away. thought tied
you fast" "a voice from the other side of the
fence replied, "Ohl he did not get away did not
like him tied to my fence, and so let him GO"
We confess astonlshment that any intelligent
member of our community could have committed
SO reckless q deed To let loose, high spirited
horse, attached TO q carriage, to dart madly away
through a crowded street iu the night time smash
ing the carriage running himself. and perhaps leo
pardiZng the lives of mAnv innocent people. We
cannot believe but that the was the result of
careless thoughtlessness for the slightest reflection
could not have failed to indicate its possible appal-
ling results.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20
Enron HAwAnAK GAZETTE :-sir. Is the penal

FOYE-KuI-On June 18th. by the Rev Father Herman
william h Foye 10 Elizabeth Kui, both Of Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

Stockholm Tar, in Bbls.
DECEIVED PER IA MOL
N For Sale by BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-20

Phases of the Moon for the Month Of June, 1877
Prepared by czpt. Daniei Smith, Harb0rmaEer.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28

Trade and travel have been inter.
tupted, enterprise checked, property
has been destroyed the peace of the
community, so essential to prosperity,
has been widely shocked, many lives
sacrificed, and numbers of people MAIN
ed for life through the strike. 1t is
almost impossible to estimate the amount
of damage done to all kinds of business
by the outbreak and with all this evil
accomplished, in what particular is the
condition of the strikers, who have
caused all this violence and bloodshed,
improved
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28

The coal sales that were to have
taken place at New York Wednesday
were postponed. President Sloan, OF
the Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Company, announced that
the sale by his company was postponed
on account of the unsettled condition n
of transportation. A similar an
nouncement was made on behalf OF the
Pennsylvania Coal Company by Vice.
President HoYt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
LEHIGHTON, Pa;
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2s, 1877.
In ,he Nav York stool, market the

In the New York stock market the
firSt news of the strikes on the coal
railways appears to have advanced in
stead of depressing their shares, the
street arguing that these strikes would
curtall the amount of coal sent to tide
water and tend to raise prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

The teachers Of Madison township as
sembicd in Institute. ut Ireland, Oct
10Th. 1877. House called to order By
the Township trustee.
On motion. n. A. Bolin was chosen
Chairman for The ensuing term.
Teachers present: Emily Hope, Jane
Miller, II. NJ. Bildcrback. j. r. Bixlcr
n. a. BoIin and VIM. Young.
On motion. y. Il. Bixlcr was elected
Secretary. after which speeches were
made By Il. A. Bolin, +. Bilderback and
j. r. Bixlcr. upon the best method 81
conducting Institutes, which resulted il
describing the method OF catechi~ing
and the adoption of occurring.
On motion, the President appointed Z
committee OF three to arrange pro
gramme for the day. viz: Jane Miller
Emily Hope and Fran isil'icrback.
The next subject whth came before
tie house, was rcspeclin- the places al
which the future Institutes should bs
held. II was agreed that The second one
should be held at the Green Schoo
house the third at the Adams school
house: the fourth Al tile Hobbs Schoo
house lntermission Of one hour. all,
which +. NJ. Bilderhack explained how
he taught advanced classes in reading
History was dila,ed upon BY J. Il
Bixler anl X. A. Bolin: Grammar b,
Emily Hope and L. Bilderback; Or
typography by Jane Miller; Arithmetic
BY Vim. Young, and Physiology by X
A. Bolin.
Tie following j. the programme TO
the next Institute:
Orfhography b. Jane Miller time 8
minutes: History By y. ljiiderbark :
time 40 minutes; Heading BY Emil,
Hope time 80 minutes. lntermission
Arithmetic bv j. r. Bixlcr- time q
minutes Topic: Compound numbers
Physiology by f. q. Strain-time .
lninhies Topic: The eve; Gramma
ibv Vim. Young -time 40 minutes Pen
InanssIip BY VIM. Pirklc time 30 min
uics Typography by X. a. l'oIin-- linn
20 minutes.
\ The Secretary was instructed to for
ward a copy OF the minutes 70 the Jaspe
Courier for publication.
On motion. the Institute adjourned 4
meet At the Green School house, No,
18th. 1877.
u II. A. EOLlN, President.
j. II. DIxLKK- Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

lPi.r~uanf tsa suggestion ~ y member
NJ ne bar. thr nuhnis Cirrui, Court
HEIDI m~mrrisl session on MONDAY
ri4if. tef. % l~4- n hear an sNprcs-
si4l ut thr mpnii.er ~ the lnr and
0iisf~. nr0u ihr deiih ui Prosecuting
Attorney i,,iM L. ~rhafrr.
nnsl nufian committee OF three
uacinhcr- W .he hur. MrsSrS. 4. Duane.
MI al Irslrr alta u. Ducfmcr. were
AptN,aifil NJ drali resolutions.
e unrAiliee retired and il short
'ifU f.rN.t;ra tl1e ial.owin. report:
NnFsNAa. Providence. ia one OF His
in~eViia3'r tli~renSaiions has seen III "a
drrlive. by d~alh. this bar. and the legal
flafTfgits fle Circuit. OF The society
afid nid az John 4. ~rhascr. late Prose
cliin- Attorney Of ili- Circuit. and one
w aug brightest ana mo~ttrurl,d fellow
riliyFas. and il il meet thai hi~ legal
brethren express their feelings Ia this
~ad visitation. ami their respects for
him; therefore
Resolved, Tint we. hiS former neigh
hot~. aud among whom ~ began the
Ysciire Of hiS profession. will honor hi
innrN lor The ability and nnsu CRYING
iFip.fily which always marked hi~ in
ierrunrSc with a. nt tie bar. aud in the
4 chaf@e Of Ill., duties a. AZ officer 81
rti- Cour'
he>p.yeE. Ilgu a. fiessls ana neigh
tcrS ~ he lcc@l~c1 I'VE ieci calle- upon
uoHlu heartily our los. bli trust
~i Is biz -tin, and commend bis ex-
Hple shining marx ~ the rising
Reserved. That we ak His Honor. the
ri4e ihe Dubois Circuit Court. To
Ha tlit-, proceedings 10 BE- placed on
it tatf,. ai ~aia Court.
~l-..tl. tffMfNr DoANE.
RrVNc BrrTrNKR.
WILLIAM A. TEAYLuR.
AIer remarks iroia every meInber OF
fhc Dubois count, har present. and from
Mn. Van Hurst Or toe Fix county bar,
ANA AR. NJ W. Fields. Of the Gibson
county har cnlogi-fic M The high honor
anl integrity of Mr. ~claier and giving
incidents Of his cha:wrrcr anh reputation
The Court orsleiel iat resolutions to be
~ eal upon tae record.
III pen motion N Mr. w. :. Hunter
ani ~ ". Fielsl-. lle proceedings were
requested published in the Jaspe,
Courier. lIuntingburgh Signal and
Times. and the Clerk of the Court re
quc-tfd 70 furnish copy 10 the RELATIVES
81 the DECEASED ia i.ancsyilic, Harrison
county.
The Court then adjourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

Marin ruanis Herald
William A. McFerron hos so'i hls
farm Ia Rutherford township. aud viii
remove 10 Page county, Iowa. Ia iew
da,s. With view 10 making his future
home 10 that State.
Aibers Beck. Esq. started for Arkan'
sas last Monday. where he will operate q
saw mill during The winter.
The new Iron bridges are all cxpcrtcd
here The last OF this week or the first 81
next.
The work on the ahutments for III
Lost river bridge j. about completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

NOTICE Is hereby given rlat ihs
~ County Institute ~ thi- county. wifi
be held M the school house ~ tile toxin
Of Iinntinghurg. beginning on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5ih. ~.
al 0 o'clock a. IN and continue IL session
for five days.
The law provides. that all tho schools
In the county be closed during the time
tile Institute Il in session. anil that
teachers attend sail Institute The best
teachers Of tho county have consented 70
assist IN conducting The various Ner.i~eS.
Prof. %. II. smith viii deliver Il Gesture
on suitable subject. one night during
the week. Home talent will cnnslurs
all day exercises. Every teacher should
make hi- arrangements 80 a. ~ be able
10 attend the full time. Come all.
T.. II. BRu NDICk, 20. >np't.
Oct. ". 17--4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

ftNEnIt~
The following arc the appointments
70 fields Of labor made by the U. b.
Conference:
Dale District John Riley, II. T..
IAip Circuit w. l.. Dnmunbrun.
hOekporf ireuii ID. Best.
takinnd Circuit -. n. Demnnbrun.
White River Circuit y. NJ. Bowman.
Aliorslsville nit MI. III. Tucker.
Lllfk Prairie ircuit--H. T.. Funk
hou-er
Shga. circuit Henry Trueblood.
i.p-t River Circuit VIM. "A. Rich
nidsDm.
Marengo Circuit y. w. Hottie.
Blue river Cirruis nlln Iirrfen.
Eego MiSsion- ~ IitAnbiosSom.
Madison District ~. ij. Current. +. IT,
Georgetown Ciirnit--J NJ Fowler.
t9rydon Circuit--.Tasper Trueblood
MauekpOrt CiTcuit--I X. Haskins.
Palmyra lircuit--W. n. Green.
tpurtland Circuii--W. w. Cole.
l;feuherSvillc Circnit--,Jacob White.
i@uNhFry Circuit David Clark.
Nnaiyun 1irruit- q. A. Noris.
ScrsNtnfa CirctIit--Wm. Turner.
HAri~Filir Nissivn--A. III. rhittcndcn
Aedpfa Mission -. A. Grub.
l.. unkhouser. Professorof Natural
rcirnce. llartsville University.
Thomas Elrod, Agent Of Hartsyills
University.
Thomas Bnller and X. B. Ellcge, Cor.
responding EyangeIists.
:. WEAVER, Bishop.
Y. l'f~r, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

W George hearnc., convicted Of
aiding III stealing two horses from
Bauer. during last June. made "A rather
pathetic speech IN Court when asked II
he hal anything 10 say why sentence
should not be pronounced on him. lie
referred with tears IN his eyes To his
past life. accused one witness against
him OF Ai<Iorting aud not telling all Of
Z ,nvcrsaioms testified 10 against him.
aud lining hi- right hand towards
Heaven solcmnly asserted his innocence
OF The crime imputed to him. Several
of ihc b,s.andcr~ doubted his guilt.
~ The following can~es in the Circuit
Court were decided Tuesday. and als
moi included III our rcror, on The
first page:
=. N. Robinson ct al, vs.. Thomas 4
Hobbs Judgment for S5ls -
y y. Morgan vs.. {. Morgan; dis
missed.
Il. >emoinon V. Thomas \ lIobb,
continued.
g. Reyling We. John Dudine et al.
Judgment for $40 90.
State vs. Sebastian Beck larceny pie;
Of guilty aud sentenced 10 Peniientiar,
TWO years.