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FLOATING BIE-RooMs.


There were two liquor cases in the Police
Court yesterday, which showed up a new way
adopted to evade the liquor laws In both
cases the defendants were selling liquor from
boats anchored in the river above Georgetown,
and had bars fitted up and every convenience
for getting people drunk. On the shore there
were skifs ready at hand for any person who
wanted drink. The complaints were
brought by the Virginia authorities. The frsa
ease was that Of young man named Frank
PASSING. The charge was selling liquor On
Sunday. Franks lawyer was cut Of coart
when he was arraigncd, and he plead guilty.
When his lawyer came in and asked that The
plea be withdrawn, Frank said he meant that
he was guilty of selling Pop, and the Court
proceeded with the hearing.
There were a number of witnesses including
the sheriff Of Alexandra county and his son,
who, on Sunday the Goth inst, put OF from
the Virginia shore and visited Franks bOaI,
where they bought drinks Of liquor.
Geo. Collins was arTaigncd on a similsr
charge. His boat was anchored near Fassina's
and In the neighborhood Of the Thrive SIS
tcrs." Officer Harper, who visited the boat ca
Sunday, said that he found har fitted up in
the regular way, and that Collins admitted
that he had sold beer that day and woula sell
other liquors If there was a call for thtIn.
The witnesses in both cases testified that the
boats were on the Virginia side of the channel
aud the question Of jurisdiction arose. There
was quite long discussion upon the legal
bounds Of the District, and in order 10 give
time for thorough examination Of the sub
jCct the two cases we've continued until to-day
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CATHOLIC UNION.



The Catholic Young Mems National Union
is an association whose objects are the moral
and intellectual advancement Of its menhcrsS
through the individual practice Of the holy
religion; the securing Ia all members the priv
ilegc Of being received as guests into the 80
cicties connected with the Union, wherever
situated and the aiding and encouraging al
the formation Of Catholic literary associations
throughout the country. This Union has Al
present representatives in sixteen dioocscs
forming in two years union of ffty-two
societies. and Is destined to continnc TO form
aud foster new societies until the broad fields
Of America are covered with well-organibCd
associations founded and governed by Catholic
principles, whose objects will he the culiiva-
ton of refined tastes, the pursuit Of kpoEl-
edge, and above all, the storing Of their minds
with tho traditions, the history and the doc
trines of the Church. The annual convention
will be held in New York city next weanes-
day, and will probably be the largest meeting
of the kind that has ever occurred in thai
city.
The representatives for the society in this
city are Mr.. John Bingham, president, and
John 7. Fallon, secretary Of the association in
this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
CITY BRETITIES.

little cOlOred boy named John Mack was
Sound with four In his possession and Judge
Smell yesterday sent him TO the wOrkhOuse for sixty
days.
The funeral Of the IapCnesc student Ichiku
kAnwroki, who died Sunday morning will take place
thisai1crnOOn from the residence OF Dr. sweet No ri
Gay street, Georgetown.
An exciting game of base ball was played at
Alexandria last saturday, between the Kendall and
Episcopal High school Clubs which resulted Ia VIC
cry for the former by score OF IS to y.
samuel Lee aud Frank Williams. two colored
men, plead guilty in the charge OF stealing two set, VI
fan
Henry Prather attacked a man named Geo.
j. Thomas with araz0r, about month ago Since
that time he has eyadci the officers Yesterday he.
was brought into the Police Court and fined 80 for
carrying concealed weapons.
Mr. {. d. Hilton, principal of the Third
dstTcl Grammar school, was stricken with paralysis
Capitol street At first his life was IlespalTrd Of hui
Ltt evening his condition was much improved.
Clark Warner, Turner Brooks, Eugene
IAnfon, Charles Wall, Addie johnson, and several
sihers were lined each In the Police Court yesterday
tnr irespasstng upon pasture belonging TO GeOra g
Moore, near the soldiers Home, by walking through
Jonathan Graves the proprietor of the res
nnIant No. ~ street Rum Row. formerly kept by
Mike Kelly was charged In the Police Court yestef-
say WIN selling liquor IN sunday Police officers
we're looking amer man whom they wanted last sun.
nay anu stumbling IN upon Jnnathan'S bar found II
fp'ning IN MI blast He was fined 10
Don't pay more hnn Hro c,nts q conn for he Ma
nosAL REPUBLICAN. That Is The retail price ortr our
1uHifT
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Tong road to Chain bridge. When they got to
Chain bridge they woke mp Kelly No and
his wife and had rousinR time in the hoasc.
Pat Lad plenty more drinks, aud the last he
remembered was being put on canal-boat by
Mike Kelly. who fed him with whisky from q
bottle. Friday night he was found lying in
scnsibly drunk in the streets Of Georgetown
and taken TO station-housc.
When he came to his senses Saturday morn
ing the officers told him that he had been
druggcd Then he came to his home in Wash
ington. Pat was very hazy about some points,
| especially In reference 10 the number 81
drinks that he had taken At different places
Kelly said that after quarrcling with Fat "
Georgetown he left him, came home, and did
not go with him to tho Chain hridcc at all
He also observed that Pats story was all man
uiacturcd, aud that he had twenty Witness
| to prove Il. Kelly did not have his witnesI-
in the court. and the case was continnc, unii
to-day on that account, Kclly's be,is hcini
| fixed at 800
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METHODIST PiSroRs.


The weekly meeting of the pastors Of the
Methodist Episcopal churches Of this city Was
held yesterday in the Tarlors Of the FcundTy
church. The meeting WIS largely ATTENDED,
most all Of the pastors being present. To this
meeting certain prominent layInen were ad
mitted as honorary members. After the usual
routine Of business had been called, the qncs-
ton which has occupied the attention al the
meeting for several weeks was called up Is
the plain account Of Christian perfection by
Mr.. Wesley BibliCalY' The object Of this dis
cussiOn seems tG'bc to call out the opinion 81
the different preachers in relation Ia the sub
ject OF santihcation or the higher life il Ie-
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Rc1SO1s 5-irtng 10 take a delightful trip for one
dag saI0nA 1ps all b buy excursion ticket for
the excursion Of shs Pennsy lyanEl Republican As
sC'ssflS0I % J5xttysbGrs "a the 18th Instant Mr T.
y. Chapman TGEhsury Department.. OhiGe Internal
EtEtl8fg Nj IL A Myers. Interior Department.
StaJtrhl lard UdfgWs Mr. W H. Turner, PUst Office
hFErTnSnL CbEtrIEt OtarSs Mr.. John Tweetlale,
War Department. >tTreotry OfiiCef Nr. J. II. L.
EHrtr, SoVsruEnsnt Printing Otse. Nessrs. Scheller
A Stevens AHwt'rfsts NATIONAL Hotel building and
CtlhrStS 4 Mullins, PIsserrer agent Great PennSyl-
UhaliE uUI1s- iErsuhls puryh.Lstng tickets for this
cNClrs3oG tre EssUrvd that there Will be no over
ITTEdllC % cars, and thu holder OF each ticket
YIN ls tElnh.haL 4 en-
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nais ta~ >'s'''i-he al
- :, ! - y iSnn,, Nes ~
-. T~~,s- WIS Nc
49, ~, aer,,Sn OF l'sxers'
-" N''S '-A'ssN ''"oi CUSTODY. Al
shcEf NAtshrES q tosa. on motion Of -
y, :, ssred', has "crn admitted to the bar OF
~,
nc1T1s t"arsr>. snaVtetsd Of stealing
ch'ckens was ssnr TO Albany for two years and
slA ta'aits~
! Peter White. e,ttorrd. was Euna guilty. Of
burslsty, and scntCncStl to the Psnitentiary
LOT ihrce NesrS~
So,nanoG toTehn1 uaS convicted Of burglary
and larceny. and Sentenced to three years in
the PeniteatiaEy.
WIN ICk, 'Snn Fsrs and feiiS Jones,
ssnS - -, y - 'SS"s' ana "Srs ssh' !" Al
-. y
,,,i;, -. -Aa .,A sSsO,sa. was soa.le'eu o.
one ycar in the psuitsD,i.ry
In The ,,ss Of vf,x,,, a., p,,,.h.,-. -,
Thcs. Nru.sos, s. a, ,,.,,s,n, Of SaT ~ ~.
Ths,.,. 81 aIt,. Nrrr,,r ,,.,s rui,,r
Of forging an S-,s.F % =. s..~sr for stores. and
rsir;~t Msxs. ar vas sroar1t be Sesrr =.
-. -. 49, - - s n :. anu NJ
sIoo
.,
IL ss-@ ~ * Nthlstr1 W. toun-- VINO Cd
tsiDsl n Vtr,isrt 49, sf- District Of Column
~. -. a. - 4. -. =, s,ir;n.
eAA ASI NA1AA-es sS-slaihsu " rNaso1 - taiaa,,s
into tho CxcnvAtSnn % NintFenth street north
..,s. 81. r,..,-- Il, ts.,,s-,I Tvs, R,x rpxprS,J
- 80
tAe ucNs>1on ard orNtcrVt a new trial.
4, ~. 49,, - -, u.-h-., - u,rsk,l
=. N-f' sa -. S"A. nv s -
n sharp an ecfioo Of repieNtn- brought by
trustee 10 rNxOVrr unsirr a rhlttle nlortyage
- -. - ISa ,
i1e o-lH ~ 1910 NSssestay ttnhtfeu
dccisson Affirming the Judgment Of the court
hcliN. NLggh the Defendant.
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HAPPY RELIEF

To all sutsring nom chronic diseases OF all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
mall New method OF treatment. New aud reliable
remedies. Books and circulars cree In sealed en-
yelOpes Address Howard Ass0niaiA on az N Ninth
reputation for lonorable conduct and professional
Am -. plyl5,ly
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CuAnlEs W MsSpT- real estate ane Soneer ha.
rnias The to1bSgtnz saSs For r. T. Brow uing trIls
tie rnfI Of square No ne % Ichn A. J. Crsswpll
Robert fu-yi. and 4 II. r Leopold eonmhsion.r,
y : and r COcngany. Sc sex also for Enoch Tot
ten uU,ace, c~rtitn pHryNks Of ground in Georvy-
town, 10 \ IL Herr Sog $50 Mrs d L BACKYARD
for seeaA and IL lareos Soc st1N.
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At THE norton or THE SCI.
The Present Position Of the Steamer City of
M 4 Too. . 90,

'"" f'"h''s'o-No Lives Lost
lBy Telegraph To the NaliuuRl Republican
NEW YoRK, May 2s.-TEr following dispatch,
reporting the loss of the Pacific Mail steamer
City of San Francisco was received by the Off
GERS Of that company in this city to-day:
MENIcO CITY, May 81
The following dispatch has been received here:
ACAPuLtO, May H. ISL.
~ a. W. r. C1yd,, IhCyidSm Iucidc Mail Stsamship
nBpfDiU, NFiU lrIk:
The city of san FTHncisCO, IN latitude 100 a. north
and Longitude No SbN west, struck an unknown rock
May 10, NJ Gs o'clock III. on bright clear day, sank
end became total loss In one hour and two minutes
No lives LOST Passengers arrived at Acapulco this
Gay on the Mexican guubOat Mexico, and leave for
Fan FFGh!'co In the Costa Rca on the sOth instant
AROSEMHNER,
Agent J., NJ = :, Co.
JAhKs J. WADBELtg Commander
JULIUS A. SIX ELTON,
Consul Genera! Mexico CITY,
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TAsCaasansAS q the worst gaSss Of Asthma have
hCgH TtADcVCd by using Jonas NhiteOmb's Remedy
In casS q pore Gstknlatis character has ii Allied
10 give Eplbtf
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OsuPHIS's BSiy szIrs, linen suits Sis $50,
ga and /.
\ Slks 4 CO. Sis Seventh street.
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RrNENBER

ne ot+r Ger shi1drVas ebothing on the same
lez tsHsSs os Erses that our nsn'S youths aud
boys eDCshis,E Il Sold On
A SlKs TO- 5fS seventh street.
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nHuoGsT1OS Oar AT No,TSr VERNON.
The saeI-Dtr ArrOs VII make $50 trips TO Mount
Ncrnon On Nay 10 beaVmr at t9a - and .. m re.
turning al and p. Il giving ps cous an oppor.
tTnifT os sSelstlHs Ueole Gay at this Beautiful
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ntaf f'aB 'nsy a's1 tsV rsphs a rgpg for ne ~
no<tl EEFCElICI.S- T4atS To sct1R Prtcr occr o@'
rngEYl.
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TnDL-

RRaisae sGHEs cupl euu-sortabls. and durable. I'm
VLrscGs seshsseS EasENkN Bios,
CorBsr Seventh and streets
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OsE sRsr hhErLfa- TWSRty alits Of boys cloth
iaF uSEtA g. gfscrVA hrtEy At 9.
A SIKs 4 10. 5lS seventh street.
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Don't pay more hdH hRo cots a copy for The Ma
TlOSAL REPUBLICAN. That is our 1idR price orer our
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CHIlnrES's ssRfts- ROtt1ua prizes Sailor suits Of
tErntl sl-st s1ib0r sGies Of best grade ST.
slks 1 ca. SO q yeu,h street
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ENCeRSIONs.

CD To RICHMOND. VA, AND REL Inv 4.
- = Children occupying seats, null mrt ny .t,,.
between adults, free. Complete nrrnnEek sl'u
- pi.hn,onJ an Tho a,h or Nav Sniel RSID
accommodations, with hrSt-class dinner W. nou
ceuts, ut "Fords," the finest hotel In Ky wv,
Carriages and coaches meet the train yn,hon'
ypy the parties throughout the city for Hnu ~
o., - M and .ire.,s AZ I. a n, yeturrl Potoma
Richmond Mt Q y. NJ Time AZ hours ~; "av,
Tickets positively limited to 900. A seatrn wa
ticket: first class cars. Refreehments scrf eNet
train At lowest city prices. Tickets for ~ pn y
ayannes a,shrod R.i,i,aop AZ pepusylV sylvan
n t'nh.n "A, PVT 800 "a yvenu
n - A S-yiynna avenue. al,
%,, ~ .ysn,s. fR II. willett, sixth str ~ Ne
nor,h.ss,. hssct Bryan, Second a. free
ao,l 'bstf ~ DIXON, assessors office, lFou
na,tcs. a Il set T. !. Booraem, Second btOr
g os, ~ .tiistAbrook, Third Auditors 10
ofsehs, You'd Comptrollefs Office, Tr, Nv ~
panmsnfw. d. Turpln, Post Office bepai bnu
6u.rts,4 vInment PRINTING Ohce q. W. fahaI
hstcf oehernls Onlce f5-A
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ACE CURTAINS DONE UP BY NINE PIERRE
- dc Paris The only establishment In the United
STATES where curtains arr done up in the man
ner ~ new curtains, nnd equal 10 them In appearance
ANA durability Having found that curtains remain.
ing unbleaCed yellow or blnegreen for months acre
afterwards done NJ with difficulty propose 10 my
CUSTOMERS 10 blue them OF the proper shade aud take
charge
7ll Eleventh street. between @ and II.
Wyla.em "
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b'.Er E'Eg Huars saEss hGo csI.s a eoPy tr ne Ma
E5oSAl EISCsIsCAS faGt = tle rstra prses 0rsr our
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CIT tr irJH

Now Is the time Of AVN D.
Rorrhee's GermanS any oiould ID n bottle nI
ment that cough tn frp Don't allfor ono mo.
family or yonrsc' ese hold q n child. YOUR
monis Group, he ,qnsumptiou lima. pnc,i.
NAV set in Alt norrbnges and oil. (taI diseases
curing thousar nougn Il is true G1sn syr,ip L
Is much bette d. oIfhcse drcadflScases vel il
viii cure yor '@ have It at hand / three doses
family wi Ooe bottle will lass6ur whole
fyer areG atcr and keep you sai9om danger,
i:ied this . @.mn,Tnnp,iye DO not rest " you have
lar sire. : ,y<iy. sample bottles, ldhts. Regii.
Sfott 81 Styits. sold by your drukt Charles
9''" O., rsholesalc agents r. N'''
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Tnr TN@n1I Is taking boar,iers at astonishinsly
low I1gfS
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Three miles from Portsmouth, will open fc the sea
son June u, under new management with new an
pOlntments. Finy rooms have been added to III,
house the present season, making 1t now one OF liz
largest and Ia point OF locality, enenCe and com
FORT and the magnificent view Of ocean and mount n h
scepery without rival on the coast. The long and
snosassful experience Of the subscriber Is sufficient
guarantee thai the most sangunc antcipaOns Of bis
Enests viii be realized For circulars tin June No. send
TO Bay state House BOSton, Mas.
ms:Sru&Ih2m GIDEON HAYHEs, Proprietor.
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~, ,,, ~. .DY'S -
.i Inc historical PortruIp Of dN>lnguised repre-.
NAL Exhibition at Ph,IadrInh a Arc nosroI,, tr
the inspection Of the pIbic Il .BraIy5 Ns,i,noi
Gallery No. SIS Pern.riynni 1 aycnns THIS nni
lection embraces the cni..... npes. ann rica IN
addition to the medals received in Ncw'York far
many years, and In London In 1857 IL awSrisd ID,
hghet arnrd msti,i at the Centennial ExpSiiion in
Philadelphia ls76 III
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nHBf Ssay sDEry In trg s1sts q CJpy t1r ths n,
T1oNAl EIES 1-5clN Thhf t,>A< rvhtR prlcs ogg1 0m
rsEBI1y
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KIGrHuS
Neu sykes s. o. s. -. 81 an-i $40
A SaES Gu sd Seventh street
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TME LANES 90 RVL,Sp CH,PEL
VII hcSd q strawberry Festival al Blake hall com
rDeDrsnr TDs-s1sy. May ~ Refreshments at reason
aide raaes No uateiac The trisnsk will ind pleas
hsaI place 10 HVsE lrsr attSnlkag the music at III,
HseGndS
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Is now aha 1lutcly necessary rbrn,,,
odorous Kid @ lore Cleaner il viii ,tn nsn i'm IN
thoroughly easily aud quickly Sold I I. 'neii
ianry stOrss . cents per bottle. of"s "''
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DuNNr FOHGEr.
We zGIkS lgy-s PIaes 10 uStkeT at s.
ERsENiT Bios.
Cgrusr seventh and streets.
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| DaHf F'.g sbcH hr1 crBhs q eapy for The Ma
TosSNL EsCElIcaS- Haef = IN rssta prize oVe, our
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NEW IDTERTISEuEyTs.
GUNNER READING.

=, New lands Within the Arctic Circle PAPER a. n
baker turkey, Companion to Wallncp's Iussi, 81
lamp, uourt and Siege, wickham Holman Al u
leeo , Of science and Religion, Wnche &
r. A Treatise on Painting Leonardo la Einci -
liable TAX a Thomson Ailcott, si50 First Love Is
Bst, tall Hamilton, Sl.S0 Jack, Alphonss DaIidet
tiS Ater Many Days, Christian Reid. 81. Araane
ouldn, $40: Mlgn0n, Mrs. Forester, ia Uo,,se
Me- These Authors, 1ierwood, sl.j0 Harry, by the
nuihoI o. MTs birmingham, Journal 50 cents. An IL
Mars, White Witch, Douglas, 20 cents Ne!
5u IVY sna august % cents. Croqnet In great variety
soLOMoNs' 4 CHAPMAN,
my.9u oil Pennsylvania avenue.
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GI.ND E1Crr,loS 10 tirrrYssrRd.

FOE DErpE SrpoN DAY.
Whine Vests fr0a 81 ESs1 EEEN.S BRos.
Corner seventh aud L streets
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EVERY p.rsn>,, No..

prev ents its becuming dr, aSS SDlicatlon Il
PonlIlde Optine + sne"isII, s, pPsn. Thompson
hair son and glossy and in;,.r,,e, u keeps tn,
g., tality 20 and b0 cents ~ = 70 ttCngth an,
,,,r gists. Pe' oo'ie Sold by nj
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Ot'fREs Ipts,I Tr.

Tn QCtRks IRISH TEA.
s,ek s.pnpular remedy for dySpcpsb,Iliouspcss
ana h'tache, sour stomach. yeTtigojnstipatIo. :
or Il, ~ diseases arising from disortAi stom 4.
a, ser, sold by all druggists. Is "a nor ach
-inhking quart Of medicine. jack
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vINHE SUMNER KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
= CDURSE Tor the accommodation of teachers Will
begin June is For terms and particulars also In re.
October 9, please apply to Mrs. LOUISE POiL2HK
and Miss SUSIE DLIOtK at the NATION Al
klNDERG ARTEN, No. 5os Eleventh sireei
near q street. m,siT'
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= TEETH RUINED BY NEGia
cannot be restored. Young people rd
!, sc daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl fmber THIS
,bSm .b GTe5etys your teeth and p%T EsSr
30 cents per bottle. sold b; ali Jr,,gya &c. % and
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THE sPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS,

varieties suited 10 every style OF writing Fo,
Sale ny TIE Trade generally. sample tar,l contain
,ns one c,ch Of The Fifteen Numbers by mail, o.
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CNDNINu CpTEr.
No. U...sg-.. atIs.

lKnreS NcCEEtn- as-anrs Fr4Brhs Tsmpkin-. rape;
John p kaaasr and Nate Snifrh. harrpny: Ambrose
IAySor. sorsSryt lshn ssith- assault With intent to
lill
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A CARD.

l, ~ n VINO are suffering from the and ndis.
CIttions OF YOUTH nervous weakness early decay Ios,
OF mahhooa &e,, will send u recipe that will c,ire
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wn,
ulsroyefed by missionary In south America sends
seltaudresstd envelope To Rev. JOSEPH r. INMAN
slatlon y. Bible ll0nse. New York city feissni
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IvIsoN, nLAREMAN. TAYLOR & 20,

myg rs and ian ,;rantl s,r.., >,, >,,
~ NOTtE-THE ANNUAL MEETING on
,he lS holders e Oak H Cemetery Company viii
ne helh III the ONCE ut the cemetery on MDNDkN'
June AT o'clock D. M, for the lpifposp OF eirrtn,
" BOARD OF managers to serve for the ensuing wear
,.,,,. ,,,.,,., JAMES GflSILER
"yso NfMtU n ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

t9g- rather serio-eomic escapade took place at
the Lahaiua prison on the evening OF the 2lst inst
The prisoners numbering fifteen aud among them,
the murderer, tied the jailOr along with two con-
stables, hand aud lost. eufIrd them into quetude'
streets The citizens were considerably alarmed on
learning Of this general breaking of Jail But the
capped eonycts only exercised their liberty in order
to march u the residence of Governor Moehonua,
and lay complaint before him account Of unusual
labor and scant aud defective food aud then march
ed back to prison. The whole affair ended iu a
lAughable hAseo, but was serious SO far showing
what mischief might arise from loose state of
prison discipline if some desperate rufiau had led
these childish Hawaiian Jail birds.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30

HER BRITASNIc MAJEsTY's BIRTHDAT.-The birth
day of the most nlustrious lady living. Her Maies
ty Victoria by the grace of God ofthe United King
dom Of Great Britain and ireland, Queen, Defender
of the Faith, Empress Of India, which occurred on
Thursday last May cath, was observed as usual in
this city. Msjar Wodehouse the British Commits
soner and Consul General received the eongraiuia-
lions of the Diplomatic corp and officers of the
Government at noon, aud AZ one O'Clock the Vice
Consul 7. H. Davies Eco, entertained number Of
bis fellow-conutrymen and other citizens at bis
counting room where substantial lunch was pro-
vided, and the Queen's health was drunk in spark
lag wine. Captain Maequay Of the Fantome threw
his ship open the public between the hours of Il
and P. N. he and his officers entertaining all who
called with genuine English hospitality. In the
eYeuing the St. Georges Benevolent Society held
its annual meeting At the Hawaiian Hotel, at which
= large number were preseLt The Queen Is IS years
of age has ruled the immense empire on which the
sun never sets for 40 years and has lad 81 descen-
dAnts, of whom IS are now living. God save the
Queen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-05-30
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