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AT BUFFAL o.
Unsuccessful Attempt of the Mob to Close
Workshops.

BUFFALO. July 24.-The mob element was
busy this afternoon calling at the principle
manufactures, coal and wood yards, endeay,
oring by persuasion and in some cases force to
get those there employed to quit work. In
most cases they have been unsuccessful. Hot
work is looked for tonight. The air is full of
rumors of the intention of the mob to burn the
rouudhouse of the Lake Shore road. Gen, Rop
ers is making all possible preparation against
the movement. The troops now number about
800, and with the Buffalo and Warsaw batter
les are ready to move at a moments notice.
Some 300 special police were sworn in and the
board of police issued a notice to every citizen
who believes in the supremacy of law to take
the oath and responsibility of special patrol
men,
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th, barque Martha Ride
AsToRIA-sld 18th, barque Eureka, Wallace, for
San Francisco.
FERNANDINA Ar 18th. sch Olive Crosby,
Cid 18th. sch L Edwards, Miller, New York.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cld 14th, brig Edith Hall,
AR 18th, barqae David Babcock, Colcord, I'm Glou-
cester.
CID 18th, sch Charlotte Jameson, Jameson, Bati-
Cid goth, sch F Seabury. Dow, New York.
nS CHhARLESTON-Cld 10Th, sch G B Jones, Snow,
WILMINGTON NC-Ar 23d, barque Marsh,
Patterson. Havana.
ALEXIANDRIA-Passed up 2lst, sch Elva Pet
tengill, York from Kennebec for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 23d sch Baracoa, McCln.
took, Port Antonio ia.
AT Ar. ed; brig Torrent, Neil, Havana:
NEW YORK-Ar 22d, schs Geo Walker, Sweet
man. Rio Janero (see Menu; Albert H WAITE Drs-
ko, Demarara 2l days; Francis Coffin Stebbins, from
Grand Menan; Annie F Collins Cousins, BluehiH ;
Campbell, Marshall, Bridgeport
Ar sd brig H H McGiivery Hall, New Haven.
Ar oath, briggs Perces Hinckey. Richardson, Carde-
mas myronus' Joy, Havana; sch Ella Pressey, Pres
CID 2sd brig Don Jacinto. erosion. for Marseilles;
sch II L Townsend. Wilder, Portsmouth.
Passed through Hell Gate ed, schs Clifford. Brag-
don. from New York for Para; Globe, Hoboken tor
Boston, Essex, Cleaves. and Waterloo, I'm do for do
Am Eagle, Brown, from Port johnson for Rockland |;
Charlie Steadman. do tor Bath; Kendrick Fish, from
do for Portland: Union, do for Nahant.
,SIONlNGTON-Ar Goth. sch Com Kearney, War;,
FALL RIVER-Ar 21st, sch NJ K Rawley, Rawley.
Somerset, ito 60 on the Railway
Sid 2lst, schs Hap, Blckford, and Owen p Kinds
Clendennin, for New York or Calais.
NEWPORT-Ar 21st, schs Annie d Merritt Nc
Mullen, Providence for New York; Owen P Kinds,
Clendennin. Providence for do.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-In port Goth. scbs
Addie Ryerson, Cousins, Windsor, Ms for New York;
Ida, Wilson, Cherryield for New Bedford; Nathan
Clifford, Holmes, Bangor for New London; A III Saw
yer, Cook, Fall River for Calais
NEW BEDFORD-S Sid 22d, sch Emma Green,
Philbrook, New York.
VlNEYARD-HAVEN - AR 2Ist brig Reporter
Ryder, from Bangor for New York; schs Evelyn,
Crowley, and Enterprise, Mitchell. River Herbert for
20; Storm Petrol, Davis, Hyannis for do; Mary K
Pearson, Thomas, Bangor for 40.
Sid 23d, schs Samuel Gilman, Spartel, ENTERPRISE.
Storm Petrol, Evelyn.
BOSTON-Ar 23d, barque Geneva, Gorham, Union
Island, Ga; brig Mary Pennell, Eaton, Savannah;
sch Magnet, Fletcher, Weehawken.
Ar 9th, barque Clotilde, Miller, Cienfuegos.
Cid 2ith, schs Oliver Jameson, Campbell, Wind
sor, Ms; f Emerson, Sears Charleston via Rhode
Island; Henry Whitney, Sheppard, Richmond, Va.
SALEM-Ar 23d, schs Phebe Ann, Lord I'm Port
johnson; Nancy Day, Munroe, Perth Amboy,
Sid Esd, sch Francis Hatch. for New York.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 21st, sch Jos Eaton, Per-
kins, Rockport.
Sid 2Ist, sch Clara Jane, Allen, Rockport, to load
for New York.
PoRTsMoUTB-sld 2sd, sch Susan, Stanley, for
SedQwjck.
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CIR TRUNK.
A Strike Avoided.

MONTREAL July pa deputation of the
Grard Trunk Railway employees waited upon
wages. An amicable arrangement was reach
ed and strike will be avoided.
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AT DETROIT,
No strike-Trains Bunning With Accus-
toned Regularity.

toned Regularity.
DETROIT, July M-There is no strike among
the workmen on the Michigan Central rord
here and none is anticipated. Trains leave and
arrive with accustomed regularitay.
The Great Western road has acceded to the
wishes of of its men, which reduction of "a
per cent on wages up to$45 per month and per
cent. on wages over $45 to be in force this
month. Consequently everything is working
smoothly.
The Canada Southern passenger train for
Buffalo left as usual this morning, taking some
passengers from the. MichiganISouthern. With
the exception of small number of men at
Goose Isle everything is quiet.
About 100 employees of the Grand Rapids g.
Indiana Railroad held a meeting at Grand
Rapids and presented President Hughart Pc
tition asking that their wages be restored to
what they were previous to June 1. The
President promised to meet them today and
give an answer. Everything is quiet and or
dcrly there.
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AT TOLEDO.
The Wabash Men Threatening.

TOLEDO. July 24.-The trains men on the
Wabash railway made demand for an in
crease of wages. No reply has yet been made
They have not joined in the strike, but doubt
less will do so if the demand is not complied
with
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DELAWARE 81 LACKAWANNA,

OswEGo, July 24.-3 80 p. M The freight
trains on the Oswego and Syracuse division of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail-
road have been suspended. The 48th regiment
of the National Guard is held in readiness for
orders
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NORTHERN CENTRAL AND BALTI.
MORE AND POTOMAC COMPANIES.
An Exnlouatiou nj the aitu,.;o.
nation of the Situation.

BALTIMORE, July 24-The Gazstte explains
the sit uation on the Northern Central road,
saying that among the employees of the North
ern Central railway and Baltimore & Potomac
companies recently there has been considera-
BILE dissatisfaction on account of the reduction
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AT CINCINNATI.
"A It OlNCINNAEIs
A Mail Train Stopped on The Hamilton &
Dayton Road.

CINCINNATI, July "a. 345 P. M.-The mail
train on the Hamilton & Dayton Railroad start
ed at 30 o'clock, but was stopped by the strik-
ers of the Ohio s. Mississippi Railroad, who
detached the engine and run it into the round
house.
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PENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD.
All Quiet at Pittsburg.

PIrTsBURG, July A.-I0 q. m.)-Every thing
is quiet here this morning. The citizens ana
militia have full possession.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July "a, by Rev. w. e. Gibbs, Fred r.
Harrington and Miss Harriet Il. Chandler, both of
Portland.
In Standish, July II, by Rev. W. s. McIntire John
G. Haley and Miss Abbe j. Gowen, both of Stand
ish.
Martha L. Grant.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy-F0uR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
July %, Il A. M
F0rINew England.
lower lakes and Middle States, southeast to
southwest winds. stationary or higher temper
allure, falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather.
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--latest by European stsamers.,
SPOKEN,

May %, lat II 5, Ion IS, ship Palestine. Emmons,
from Boston for San Francisco.
July z. off st Catharines Point, ship Humboldt,
from Bremen for New York.
July 4, off Cape Finisterre. parque Ada Could
from NewYork for Gijor and Santander.
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Wrecked.

EAsTPoRT, July A.-Schooner Evergreen,
Kitchener, master, 16O tons, light, from Boston
to Hantsport, N. S., was lost on the Wolves
during fog. She was sold at auction today.
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BOSTON Stock Market.

BEAR RIVER, Ms. Sehr Volant-5O cords woo
25i bbls mackerel, 166 doz eggs, to d Whidden.
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PITTsBURG Il FORT WAYNE.

i o" SCOtt KStIuses 10 SHuCsIOn an Id
vance of Wages.
New YORK, July 24.-Vice President Carr
consented to an advance of wages to the en-
ployes of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chica-
go railroad and notified his subordinates to
that effect, and telegraphed his action to Thos.
Scott. The employees gathered for work and to
clear the track, but there came telegram from
Scott refusing his consent to an advance. The
President of the Pennsylvania Central came IN
for shower of bitter explosives and the men
returned to their homes.
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WiIbOr,s Compound

"hOOES NOHHpOuhhu
of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime. The advantage Of
this compound over the plain Oil is that the nauseat-
ng taste of the Oil is entirely removed, and the whole
rendered entirely paatable. The offensive taste OF
the OIL has long acted at a prominent objection to
is use; but this form the trouble is entirely OBJ
Waited host of certificates might be given here to
testify to the excellence and success OF "Wilbor's
Cod Liuer Oil and Lime" But the fact that 1t is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty Is suf-
fcient. For sale by A. B. wILBoR, Chemist
Boston, and by.all druggists. jy4eodlwsn
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By water conveyance--1ooO bush corn meal to {
W True IL Co.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Both Freight and Passenger Trains Stop

INDIANAPOLIS, July 24-The strikers took
possession of the Union depot and tracks at
midnight and will allow only postal cars TO
leave the city. Passenger travel on all roads
running out of here, without exception, is
stopped
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, July "a.

Tuesday, July IA.
ARRIVED.
steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Sch Mary Means, Parker, New York.
Dennison g. Co.
Sch Franklin Pierce, stinson. Deer Isle.
Sen Arrival. Farnum, Boothbay.
Sch Exact, Kmball, Boothbay
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, Boothbay, with loss
OF head of foremost in q squall.
Sch j Craig, Craig, from cruise, with the FORE
mast ana rigging attached, of schr Don Pedro, pick
ed up off Cape Elizabeth,
oUTSIDE.A bargue bound in, supposed the Ocean
Pearl, from Plymouth.
CLEARED.
Barque Anna Rich, (Br) Rich, Plctou-Chase,
Sch Doras Prindle, Miner. Buctouehe- Chase, Lea
witt & Co.
Sch E M Buehler, Mallory Phiadelphia-master.
Sch L Benedict, Crockett, New York-Jordan.
SAILED-Barques Grace Deering, Anna A Rich
brig Giles Loring; schs l. Orr, Emerson Rokes, I
Benedict. Congress. Dora S Prinde, II Winship,
4 M Buehler, VIM Thomas, Odell, Marlel.
GFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
WiSOAsSEr, July liar, sch Isabella, Dickin-
July 1s-Ar, sch H A Dewitt, Manson, Bath.
SD, snip Union; Greeneaf, Sharpness e.
Jul July ls-Ar, schs War Eagle, Frisbee, Boston; R
July 2l-Ar, sch Niger, Alley, Boston.
July par. sch Kate NJ Hilton, Adams, Boston.
cuiy Nt-oiu, sCDS 6OV COueyy 1OckDdrC, New
port; Herald Frisbee, and War Eagle, Frisbee, for
Boston.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR, July 16-Sld, sch Caro-
line G, Ober, Calais.
July 1S-Ar, schs Thames, Robbins. Calais for
Danvers; Tangent. Rich. do for Newport; Baltic,
Stanley, do for Boston; Banner, Rich, do for Lynn.
July l9-Ar, sch Carroll, Young, from Boston for
Machias.
Ship Cuba, hot TONS built at Richmond, Me, in
1872 has been sold at New York to a German house
for $4,000
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Liverpool 23d, ship Gen Shepley, Stetson,
Bangor.
Sid FIN Matanzas 18th inst, sch Minnie Taylor
Taylor, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Havana 18th, barque Palestine, Calais.
FISHERMEN.
AR at Port Mugrave Ms, goth, sch Alice, Joyce
North Bay, with 80 bbls mackerel.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Geo Walker, from Rio Janeiro arrived at New
York 22d in charge of the mate Capt Wilcox having
died at Rio Janeiro May 9TH. of yellow fever.
Sch Gen Howard, from Hoboken for eastern
port went ashore on the North Brother 22d, where
she remains. Two tugs were at work ON her, with
some prospect of success
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Snatch Thieves at Old Orchard.

BIDDEFoRD, July 24.-When the Boston
train rolled ur to Old Orchard station this noon
and the depot and platform were thronged with
people, snatch thieves did a good business. One
lady carrying portmonnaie in.her hand lost
it and $3.50. Another lady was relieved of $1S.
No arrests,
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FOREIGN PORTS


Bartlett, New York.
d, At Singapore 17th inst barque Annie Reed Crow
Ar at Bombay prev, to 2ad inst, ship H McGil.
very, Blake Liverpool
Boston.
Ar at Gefe June %, sch Matte W Atwood, New
Ar at Bordeaux 22d inst, ship Wyoming, Baker
AR at Trieste prev to l22d inst, brig .Clara Pickens
New York
Sid I'm Cadiz 18th inst, ba,que Conquest, Small,
Gloucester
Ar at Havre 23d inst, ships John Watt, Deshon,
New Orleans; Scotia, Baker, do.
Ar at Bremen goth inst, ship John Berry En-
erson, Baltimore.
AR at Queenstown 23d inst inst. barque Carl
Ar at Las Palmas 10th inst sch Nellie Shaw Gates,
New York.
Sid i'm Cenfuegos 18th inst, brig Raven, Nash, for
Sid FIN Havana 18th inst, brig Coson, Pack
ard, Pensacola.
Ar at BaracOa Sd inst, sch Carrie BOnnell, Harris,
Cid at Lingan, CB. 2sd, sch Chas HELLER, Coombs
Portsmouth.
Deer Isle. Ne; 18th, III Talbot, Croker, Boston.
Ar at st John, NIB, Goth, schs Como, Bunker, Ban
gor; 2lst. America. Buerwell, Portland.
Cid goth, sch Pride OF the East, Lord, Phiadel-
phia,
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid I'm Bristol 18th inst, ) IL Hume, Diggins, for
Richitucto.
Sid I'm Glasgow It'll inst, Earl H Potter, Shearer,
Demarara.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Webster, Chisholm,
Chttagong.
Cid 10th. Susan Gilmore, Carver, for Calcutta;
Bonanza, Webster, Quebec; 18th, Hermon, Dillon,
Bombay.
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst, Nellie j Dinsmore.
Parker, Lubec.
Ar at Cadiz 9Th inst. Staples, Showers New York
, Ar in Havre Roads 10th inst, Chas L Russell, Ham
ilton, Java via Lisbon. ~-'AA-
\, Ar at Cronstadt 9th inst, A Pettengil, Hall,
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Base Ball.
AT Lewiston-Fall Rivers 8, Androscoggns
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New York stock and Money marke..

IE1tAIoo d0 eHo DIUk6Is DUdIUI UUIy ZfI
Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ................. IS
......... do. Observation-Disclosures. SS]
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The Fall Term begins Tuesday, Aug. 14th 1877 and
continues sixteen weeks.
For information address oDcr =, p.,.,..,
Stevens, Plains, Maine. jy17eod3ws
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JNALLxCK'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
<2D. isD. 44TiI. 45fii. 4GrH. 47TH AND 18Th
NY AWFUL DAD.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT i:3n
ALL NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
The great Of this play tor the the
preparations production. and INDUCES the
AZ EAnsr Ma fEEEsGATsoS tEEIHI, wsiiosk ros SEATS
THE Awful DAD
The sudencs was kept In Of Laughter from rst 60
last my Awful Dad s inquest onAvy tho brilliant
hit OF the Waiack season.-iieraid
TiiE LovEsicK BACHELOR.
THE CHARMING WIDOW.
THE FAIR FIANCEE and THE ANGEL IN AN APRON.
MR. nARRY BECKETT. MR. T. NJ HOLLAND, Mr.:
MOOD Miss JOSEPHINE BAKER. MRS JOHN sEF.
BOX BUUK OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
Carriages may be- ordered ~ 10 30
TONY PASTORS. TONY PAsTUK'S
TUE SOCIETY yAuDEyII:LE THEATRE OF THE
METROPOLIS
CRIMAIDT and full pantomimc Troupe In
LA STATUE BLANCHE.
Bryant Williams tho great Song and Dance Artista
Miss kSto DEAN scrio Comique.
Charles Diamond, Miianerc Minstrel.
Mons Royae, Aerial Artist
Miss Ada Bosheii. Dnnscuse
sI.l,,. ZINC sAnnEo, u, MASTER ELLhs,woRTH. hs,
sAM DEvERE, ADD RYMAN,
Done Brown LA Statue Blanche
MATINEE TOMORROW.
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POSITIVELY LAST AZ, AprEARANcEs 1.IS.S OF JOHN No
JARRETT PALMER s beg % announce tho following -
PROGRAMME
tor the few naming appearances OF the d.tngni.hse
Sen nn
ance may row be secured At the box Office.
KING LEAR % viii a 20 given .hI. ;, Monday evening
sh.ssspssrc. e., birthday rs. play will, be
% so-moiros. Tas.day night. & --'' '''''''''"
vIRGrNIUs, BY Of tho popular gained by
iormer representations, VIII be repeated on
the FARkwNIL i Matinee ss'sfs nsas Saturday d
s;ssI .Isisf r. ias
Iago, Miss Msade Granger as DesdemonA
MACBETH. ;. win be tho LAST PLAY OF THE SEASON.
% 8 nss nj x, Lady Macbeth
diennc
Manage; GsS Ss f's siscss v'' msSsrI1 ts
MocULLoUGH's FAREWELL BgNEFIT.--CHOICR
Nlsea.s At Tysons Finh Avenue and Windsor Ho.elA
RuLLMANa III hROApwAY, NEXT TO TEINIr!
1Cchurch best scats for vncents Benefit and xccaL
ioughs Farewell impersonations.
SI!AKksrEAKEs MRThDAY. TO-DAY. APRIL Pa
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s.. S Y: r. as VIM ).
including sos sS'Is HN pST1Sys PER plSyof
TGa III & ira % ~SsS 4.
Balcony Scene OF Shakespeare's
ROMEO AND JULIET,
Introducing Miss MAUD GRANGER, and finally. the nrss
act OF the affecting nautical drama, 8
BLACk-EYED SUSAN.
delightful musical feature will be added.
SALE or SEATS TO BE BEGUN ON THOSDAY.
DOOTH's THEATRE. OPERTI's FESTIVAL.
anaNp rAkEwkk HUschn fEsTvHI s1d
for the BENEFIT Of signor O. OPERTI leader Of tho
chestrs Of BOOTHS THEATRE.
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. APRIL 90
which special occasion wonderful Will BE-
offered for the consideration Of the appreciative
pssr.nss q NJ. clIARLEs % r %rIIoHNE; Miss MAUDE
citations signor TAGLIAPIErRA. Nine. SALvOrr1. Miss
ANNIE BoRIE. orchestra Of 80 led by Max Maretsek
and signor opcr, aGRAND OPERATiC CHORUS. Mr.
MORE witha corp. Of great ccrnets including Mr.. AR
BUCkLE. Mr. BENT, senor sALcEDO, &C. Other iea-
SALE or SEATS BEGINS NEXT THURSDAY
KEMAaKABLE BENEFIT BILL.
through the kindness Of and distinguished
NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Is,
Among the array 100 names OF volunteering artists
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH. P.s. GILMORE. and
h. entire Twenty Regiment Band, including Mr.
Mime. FANNY GOODWIN, Miss LILLIE ELDRIDGE,
Mr.. G. W. COrLpOCK. PARK THEATRE COMPANY
BooTIl's THEATRE COMPANY. &c. 40.
The programme will embrace
THE MERCHANT or VENICE
GRAND CONCERT.
our BOARDING HOUSE. GRAND Chorus,
&C.. &C.. &C.
- Box Office open.
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AMUsEMENTs. A


NEW AND ONLY GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH
THIRD WEEK OF TRIUMPH
GILMOREs GARDEN
AND LAST WEEK But ONE.
THE GREAT SUCCESS or THE YEAR.
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAy.
RENEWED ATTRACTIONS FRESH FEArUREa.
brilliant demonstrations OF delight showered the
Erp stud OF marvellous and beautiful Performing Stall
lions for whose Mr. Barnum stands ready 30
Miss uENGLEK. the Queen OF the Side Saddle"
and her $1,000 Tandem Stallion Team. The above de-
cared BY the entire press the
Two GkASDEsr FEATURES
ever introduced In circus ring.
Unparalleled success OF tho
WORLDS GREATEST BAREBACK RIDER,
CHARLES W. FISH,
An entire unanimty OF opinion concerning tho gresnees
TilE FINEST AND MOST PERFECT EXHIBITION
ever designed by
THE MONARCH OF ALI. SIIOWMEN.
csdy st"pcndous collection OF living maryels and auto
matte wondcrA
MORE THAN siopoooo WORTH or STERLING
NOVELTIES
in MATCIfLEsS GENERAL PERFORMERS
Doors NJ and r. NJ Grand animal and spectacu.
lar entrcc hour later.
Tho afternoon entertainments equal In every respect
those given In the evening and the crowd being less
they comfortab able for ladies and children.
Prices. 10 80 - Children uudcr nine
chcstra. 10 ccnts. 70 family circle. 70 cents
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II Broadway and Esd st
Proprietor and dMaha.er...............ME JOSH HART
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-13
Who is the Liar.

To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser O.:
SIR Such impudent liars as Lord Macauley's
New Zealander," are often convicted by passing
events even more forcibly than by the most logi-
cal arguments. The Nec Zealand Herald of
September 25th. contains the following editorial
paragraph, which serves to demonstrate the false
hood of that writer's Wholesale ISLANDERS against the
Maori nation, and proves that the eminent men of
in the esteem of the enlightened and liberal
whites -
TIE "MOananui Tanumeha, the greatest Maori
chief of the Thames district, died yesterday. at his
residence near Shorthand. TIE Moananui, who was
the principal chief of the Ngatitamatera, was of
lofty rank, as the Maoris count, being descended
from illustrious ancestors, both on his fathers side
and bis mothers, the latter point being of great
importance in the view of the Maoris. In the
early lines OF the Auckland settlement, TIE Moa-
nanui could have turned off the Europeans any
day but, although he was OF q warlike spirit, bis
influence was on the whole devoted to the main
tenance of peace with the Europeans. He re-
NAMED quiet during the wars at Taranaki and
Waikato, being exceedingly anxious TO prevent
the Thames from being the scene OF the condicL,
and this was an exceedingly fortunate thing for us.
He, however, possessed in strong measure what
the Maoris call { drOhd ki te iui "-love for the
people, or, as we would say, sympathy for the
national cause" When, after the war, William
Thompson, the Kingmaker, broken-hearted at the
losses of his people, came to the Thames after the
war, TIE Moananui received him with every express
sion of welcome and sympathy. In regard TO the
opening of Ohinemuri. TIE Moananui had a difficult
game to play. While he sided with the Europeans,
he was unquestionably, for a long time, opposed
TO the opening. About two years ago. TIE Moana-
inu built a fine house near Totara Point, about
two miles from Shorthand. The tdn9i over him
will be q great one"