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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
warLuKu. May 10th. 1877.

20 THE EpIToR OF THE HkwAnAS GAZETTE:
sIR There occurred in the harbOr Of Kahuui tais
morning tidal wave or rather q succession of them
Mr.. E. Bailey was out in = eAnos with some natives
Fishing. and the fret he noticed was that the net
pulled heavier aud then the canoe grounded where
Shere is usually or fathOms of water. This was
hbOut quarter to ave. and they ran ashore leaving
eAnOe and all. The entire bottom Of the harbor was
laid bare and the scow which il anchored to the ka
Noi's buoy was aground. A good view was had
the basin of the harbor and the entrance through
The reef The sea then poured in through the open
. ing like river and eneircled the harbor.
1t is described by those witnessing IL TO have been
> magnificent sight. Mr.. Bailey says the sea- frst
Preceded then returned very high and fast. The Sec
ond wave was not quite high. and the third less
still bat the fourth almost high as the first.
The sea ran inland clear to the pond of kanahs
fEeeping the lumber belonging to Mr.. Bailey along
With it. Then returning it carried large part to
pea some of which has as yet failed to return. and
ae balance lies scattered along the beach almost to
NAihse- The storehouse at Kahalui was flooded bat
fortunately but little sugar spoiled. The sea
ftt rises aud falls much than usual IL NJ, but
VI tne agitation is suhsidiug.
Why is this thus There were bat few hEh thrown
ashore bat they were thankfully received
Yours Truly, KAHuLur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
MEMORANDA,

rroE- % BRIrIsH BK W A FAnSswOR II, L HANILL.
srEE-SAed from Ner Bedford Dec lsth, 1876 IS days
he EquAiar crossed long % W; 81 days to lat 50
Atlantic; &c days lat 50 South Pacific; experienced
usual weater Of Cape Horn with unusual qdAniity Of
t0achcd Juan Fernandez thence Sc trades to lat T.
the Equator in the Pacific April lSh, thence ealms
NJ Hht airs uatl the Ash. in lat N long llse W,
Light NE trades sighted Mani May sth Took 200 bbs
~ Aad ls00 lbs bone the passage Spoke the ooSing
Mar seth, lat 81 30 long IS W, bark PAeihe,
20 bhls sperm and right ~hales; lat 81 lOug IL
bark Thomas Pope with " bbls Of SPERM and her main
head badly sprung; oG Juan Fernandez bark Napoleon
Dot ErIored Ships are doing well on Chile
F. REFOET OF An NIX MuRnAy, A FuLLER, MAsTER'-
h san Francisco April lsth, Hre M in tow Of tug Joe
naaa hnst days strong breeze from and W, which
urWards hauled and Z, and continued the balance
passage, arrived o May Srd discharged about l5O ton,
and in l-0 hbs sperm oil from bark Pacific Capt
thers Len Iilo Wednesday the 9Th, In tow Of stmr
<ilEasA, and arrived Al Honolulu the llth-
REroKT An WI sH MILTON, srIyERs, MAsrER--sall-
frau New Bedlard Dec 2sh, ls56 for Honolulu and the
day heavy Sc NE gales and veered
1nd sW and and blowed with great violence for IL
ys had AL the boats the Ian ls running
rer 0~eropsails and foresa shipped heavy carry
stArbJard bOAi and dAv and with her the
Norman Kelly, and lost Passed through the Straits
Le MHe Mar 9Th. and BY Cape Horn the 9Th Had light
FINDS from the CAPe Juan Fernandez Crossed the EquA
r April pa. Passed Hawaii the morning Of May l0,hi
! oveto Of Din0nd Head al midnight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
PASSENGERS.

fRoN ENDwARp PoRrs-Per KlAueA, May ll-Hs Ex A
HArsrel " ThurstOn Capt Worth, II Whitney. Dr.
DlSer Chas Baker. Adams snd wife. Miss Peabody Geo
>liler. cornvel. " Alexander, Dat, u Hardy,
~ Armitage. Rev Bridger, Baldwin, KOki, keOhoki
E1t 50 deck.
. FEon SAY FRAScIscO-per Murray, May ll-Geo
Payne and wife. Mrs. Dr C Soue and daughter Flood.
ID Wilson. II Wallace vile and ehldren Luke and
ron, A Kline
yOE NAwILIwIII-Per Kiauea, May li-H L Sheldon, "
.H Trivia, Brown Black. Geo W MacfarAne. DR. X
|NniEh Capt Reynolds, C W King and IS deck.
FRos NswIIIuTu-Per KianeA May l5-Capt Makee, II
sheldon. Il Black. Capt Reynolds G W AzcfArlzne, W
~ Irwin, G " King. W II Rice, Glade, Capt Ross,
Brown jr W II Armltage, Nathaniel and about 70 deck.
FoE WTxDWAKD PoKrs-Per KianeA. Nay i4-capt Makee.
|Er Tremble Mr. Arnold. II Cornwen, VT Mclean, D d
ddwin, Miss Herbert. Mrs Andrews. Miss Andrews.
~ GoSdAle. W Wilson, Mr. King II Logan. IL Payne
.lni vile Capt Reynolds Flood. II HalsteAd. Mrs
og1e, Nh cro~niugburg. Miss Jackson Miss NJ Davis,
u Hardy Geo Niusr, Ms D Edriise. and rs deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
PORr OF IlON0LULU.
ARRIVED


" s-Schr FAiry Queen. Peni, from HAnRlei.
Il-Stmr KilAuea, MaTehAnt, from Mindward Ports.
An bk d Murray, Fuller, 10 days from san Fran
eisco, via Hilo.
eehr MArioa Christian. from NAwili~ili.
Sehr MAnuOkASAi, KAiaa, from AA~iWili-
Sehr Prince. Beck, frOm kouA and kau.
Am wn 81 Milton, stiyers, from New Bedford.
lS-Am bEnt Victor Livery, 70 days from Port Gamble
stInr KizueA MarchAnt. from SANiIiwil.
schr uilama Pnahina, from kohala aud uAInAkua.
schr KAfnAile, CuBey, from knloA aud WAimeA
SAILED.
AZ e-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for LAhAina-
sehr KAmoi, Wilbur, for KAhului
schr PueokAhi. Clarke for Maui
HIM 5 F4nton.e, Com MAquAy. for Maui.
lO-Sohr PanAhi. Hopu, for Hilo.
An bktne Discovery, Shepherd, for San Francisco
li-Stmr KilAu-A, MarchAnt, for NAwiiwiiL
Schr keKauuoh. kino. for Hanale
l2-Schr Marion. Christian, for koloa and WainoA-
Fairy Qaeen, Peni, for kohais.
Schr MAnuvEawAi, kAlua, for NAwiliWilL-
n ls-Sehr Kiuau. AhaihalA. for HAnAlei
star Kisuea. MarehAnt. Tor WindwArd Ports
l5-Tchr Prince Beck, for konA and kAu.
An bktue Falkinburg, unbbart, for Portland
Wl5-Am ~h sh Milton, stivers, Tor cruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

ssF- We desire call attention to the new ad-
yertisement in io-days issue of the Cuuard line 1t
is nearly forty years since it established and it
is a remarkable fact that the line has lost
ship met with any serious disaster. These facts
speak volumes for its management, and have earned
for it the distinction of being the most popular
line on the Atlantic with the ira yelling public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

sF- We know of no vessel due from San Fran
cisco previous to the Slst of this month, which
day the r. VI. steamer Zealandia may be expected
with the mails to the 22d inst Should there how
be a vessel her way to this port AT the pres
ent time, the strong trade winds now blowing will
bring her down In ten or twelve days,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
AccIpENr.-Our fellow townsman Mr..

AccIDEST.-Our fellow towhsman Mr.. c. E. Wiz
liams met with severe accident hast week, while
riding on horseback in Koolau. His horse shying
suddenly, threw him to tine ground breaking his
collar-bone and dislocating his arm. DR.. McGrew
called to attend him and the patient is now do
Ing as well us cuuld be expected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
HoNoLuLu. APRIL "a. 1877.

HONOLULU, APRIL "a, 1877.
SIRE, AND BROTHER SIR KNianT,-We find It
written In the Great Light of Masonry that "it
is appointed for all men once to die" aud the
great leveller Death knocks at the door OF
Priuce's Palace, as well at the cottage Of the
peasant, and although We have the consolation OF
religion to console 10 the hour Of trial. still when
the summons comes for one-in the pride OF his
manhood, aud with every prospect OF n long aud
prosperous career before him, and eventually to n
seat on the Throne which you now SO worthily
fill, the blow falls with crushing force; and We,
the members OF Honolulu Commandery No. l OF
Knights Templar, feel that the Masonic chain
which bound us together has been severed, ere yet
the link which bound your Royal Brother to US
had become dmmed in It's Masonic lustre, and
that that link will only be reunited when we as
semble before the Supreme Grand Commander.
But. TO you, Sire, your Sisters, his Mother by
adoption, and your Brothers-in-law, we tender you
ON behalf of our Commandery that sympathy which
Sir Knights should bear TO each other In their allie
lions. We are, Sire,
Fraternally and respectfully,
d. K FYFE.
Ts s g S,1 Isxs; Committee.
GEO. WILLIAMS
Hall OF Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, F. 4 A. NJ
HONOLULU, May 9Th, 1877.
SRE:-It was with the deepest feelings of grief
that the Members OF Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. learn
ed OF the death of their brother W. P. Leleiohoku
on the 10Th of April last
and to the Royal Family, their sympathy with you
ALL In this your great Bereavement, and 10 assure
you that they feel very severely the loss of their
brother, who had In bis short Masonic intercourse
with the Lodge, made himself respected and loved
Sire, In times OF great grief aud trouble, human
sympathy and coincidence avails but little TO soften
the blow but the little the Lodge offer you and
your family OF sympathy, they do fully aud feel
ingly.
As brother Mason you know full well, the
brotherly feeling Mason should have for anoth-
er; We can assure you that his Lodge, had the full
Masonic feeling for your BROTHER they feel that in
his carly death, not only his family, but the
whole nation have met with great loss.
With the renewed expression of the Lodges SYM
paihy. and coincidence to your Majesty and the
Royal Family.
We have the honor TO be,
Your Majests's
Most Obedeut Servants,
W. F. ALLEN, p. NJ.
Commit e. NJ LoUIssoS,
CHAs. 7. GULIcx.
To His Majesty,
tKAIAKAuA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

RUSSIAN CossUL.-By notice in the Official col
umn 1t will be observed that j. W. Pnuger Esq
has resumed the duties of the Russian vce. Consul
ate for this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

STOCK oPERATIoss.-A quantity of the stock of
the new and iourshing kealia Sugar Company
WIS suddenly thrown into the market the other
day. 1t was all taken by the butchers at par. 1t
was live stock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

EkKTHoUAKE-HI Exceency Mr. Pierce informs
that on Thursday morning before light, he felt
very seusibly earthquake shock. Did any one
else notice II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
IMPORTS.

Fron Port Gamble per bArkentine Victor May lSth
&hiugles, Is n lsths.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

tE There will be a meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association at the Lyceum, to-
morrow Thursday evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

tFy- Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of the Great Eastern Auction House, and also
to the large sale by Mr.. Barlow, of buriaps and
horse-blsnkets slightly damaged by salt water,
which takes place this day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

sE On our fourth page will be found an inter
esting decision of the Supreme Couat, and also
some of DR.. scotts ideas in regard to the Hawaiian
islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
Columbia River Salmon.

\ CASE OF BUNriNG-Red, white and Blne.
Il For Sale by B0LLEs a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

Al Kona Hawaii situated about ~ nles from Kailua
Just above the Governoent road. and containing Is
Acres less, particularly described in
Royal Patent ss0-with the DWELLING HOUSE and all
improvements thereon For further particulars apply
Mr.. W. L. GREEN, or to
EP. ADAMS. AuctIoneer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

REFORM SCHooL.-The Board of Education has
commenced the erection of a large and commodi-
Gus building on the premises ofthe Reform School,
TO be used as school house. dining hall, boys dor
mitori etc. The house is two story and is ~ feet
10 length by IS feet in width. and is situated be-
tween the old school buildings, and the house OF the
principal, fronting to the south This improve
ment has long been needed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

PICTURES OF THEIR MAIEsTIEs.-In the window
ofthe Bookstore there exhibition photograph
&c pictures of the King and Queen, both set in
one frame, and surrounded with very tasty border
10 cardboard cot In fancy designs.
CoRREcTIoS.-In the letter Of Hon. S. n. Castle
published by Us last week, instead OF zone fourth
acre of the second rattoons of this patch just
ground gave tons OF sugar." read, one and one
fourth of the SECOND rattoons, etc. This
try yields quite enough sugar to the under
favorable conditions, to prevent any necessity for
resort 10 exaggeration. The error was with the
urintcr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
pER KA Moi.

a MEXICAN NESS BEEF AND PRIME
"A PORK For Sale by BoLLES a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

a SMALL LOT OF suPERIoR GUILTY.
n in narreis- Just received
For sale BY BoLIEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

The DRAMA.-The opening Of the series OF enter.
tainments by Miss Rena aud Mr.. Maedcr, at the
Royal Hawaiian Theater, on Thursday evening last,
was decided success The play OF 'Sweethearts"
is very pretty thing, and was well acted The
stage converted for the time into verItable
garden, being covered with palms aud other shrub
berry, making tout ensemble of great beauty and
reality. In the ''Irish Girl of To-day" Miss Rena
distinguished herself by the vividness of her repre-
sentation OF an Irish coquette. The comedietta
of Little Toddekins" was great hit, and con-
vulsed the audience at frequent intervals with
laughter as TO almost interfere with the play. The
Appearance of Mr.. Derby in the character of old
maid aged As years, but who imagined herself only
sweet sixteen" was too iunny for anything On
Saturday evening the second entertainment of the
given TO good house. Tomorrow
evening Little Toddlekins" will be repeated by
special request, and 'sMy Uncle's WILL" which is
highly spoken of. will be given for the first time.
Season tickets with reserved seats be procured
at Mr.. McWayne's for nine dollars.
KAPIoLASI PARK.-In q recent drive over the
extensive and roads Of the new sidepark
at Waikiki, We were agreeably impressed with the
energy with which the work of laying out the
grounds has been pushed forward. From the park
gate broad straight avenue runs nearly the whole
length of the park, parallel with the sea-beach.
The mile nce-track is nearly in the center of the
park. 1t is sixty feet in width, and is in forward
of preparation. In places ii is somewhat soft
on the surface but thorough weiting down once
or twice. and little more rolling will make II a
most admiruble race course. The whole extent OF
the park has been lac ont nnder the immediate su-
pervision OF ,he President c. he Association,
Captain Mskee, in winding roads and drives. aud
pianlse with thousands OF trees. aud all that Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

eleventh OF june
Is ~!
Kan ehameha Dav
KAPIOLANl PARK.
1t has pleased Majesty King .snifr intentiou
on this occasion to formally open the grounds
place of public resort, confer the of RA
PIoLANI PARK" in honor of Her Majesty the Queen
The Government Band Will be In attendance, and q
Salute will be fired by the Artillery.
p T. O g T. a /" me.
-
KINGS PURSE-S250.
Open all horses Two mile DASH to carry pounds
Entrance SIS. Second horse saves stakes
$3.50 PURSE
Trottins Wagon Harness. Open to all horses.
Foor RAcE-sse.
Open ALL 900 yards. FRS, Prize sss second prize e.
TIE aSssEs,s PUnsE-sISo.
open 10 all horses-mile heass-s SURG 10 three En-
trance els, Catch weights. secona> save. ssAke.
$40 PURSE
Threeeesed Foot Race Distance yAfds-fses TO az
LADIES' PURsE-sIoo.
Open for all horses. Mile DASH catch weights Entrance
sio. second horse saves stakes.
MULE RACE-sao.
Nile DASH catch weights. Entrance q.
HEENALU-s2o.
open to all. First Prize, SIS. Second prize s.
CREASED POLE-sIo.
Prize 20 be given the first who top
HURDLE RACE-sso.
open to all horses. Two miles, weights Entrance
$50 PURSE.
Open to all horse Half me-sngle DASH Catch weights
Entrance IS.
FOOT HURDLE RACE-sso.
First Prize s2s second prize g. More than
TO be feet high
BOYS PURsE-sIo.
Free to all ponies over lss hands high Prize $40.
PUBLIC PURsE-sae.
Hack Sweepstakes-mle dash. Open to all horses
that have won a purse in any publie race Post
entrance o..
Judges Henry cornwen, Juo. H Brown, VIM. Wilder
Clerk Of the Corrse Wv. y. Buchanan
Time Keepers. go b. F. Bolles and d. W. Clark
II Nanxt II NJ a,r.rl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

KING STREET ExTEssIoS.-Mons. de La Nux has
within a few days surveyed a route for new road
running from the present terminus of King street
beyond Makiki, in nearly direct line to the north
corner of Kapiolani Park, and according to his esti
mates a road sufficiently broad for present needs,
can be constructed by gang of sixty men within
twenty days, at au outly of about $4,000. 1t
would be great public convenience IL this work
could be completed previous to the llih of June
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
Lease Of kalO Lands
D. order q he counisonsss q crg~n L..d-, On - =
subbe Aaetion. Al ~ saissrsan.
ON SATURDAY, MAY 18th,
Atl70 noon,
THE LEASE OF THE LOIS I

Situated ss WaikikiEai known KenGra- kahs and ksi.
euntsiniar q ID
seribei By survey flo-s,
Part ~ and n. commencax ne north nnxl~ a
piece o. esrth bsan4ry annr
as " ziua< k4a.~
AMI MsnAsi<s i.n1. (os a. 3ls fssf $500
e.ak q as~.i snnsnr nsn1n 1ud Ksz4-. n ~
655 eet thence The se a ne kais l4nd b1MnfaFY "
K2nas's land. &0s o 57 f-st th<pr- $3.50 nnsuln
= % : 20 X NJ fcrz - ununeoc-nrn1 ara Il acr-s
Part - kal.man4nsna- C1mnhencnx a. q
this ~ bank u u. kaMA 10 - a
Alaax IL gsF-rnhn-n: znd KaAs1ls q - ~ -
the1ce aorg Ksiuahois. 81 ~ III - 1rnrs $500
kanuka1aia.s ~ ~ W eTs fe<- th@ncs 1lnE kau~@aa,
81 20 100 ket, fb~ncs ainnf asak e - or = IN
feet % TIE Dc e f q Ksfs s1-nr. r r.rs.T
II D. 100 Aers4-
Said LOIS vsu .ispt-i hr rItIr.n1r K.is E<
si Be is.ssa is< tsra q Ten yr-n cp--s pru- 49,
c. q BkxEOw. ASST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

Stockholm Tar, in Bbls.
DECEIVED PEE KA MoI.
N For Sale by BoLLEs Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16
HONOLULU MEANTIME.

rs Of the Moon for the Month Of May, 1877
J,r,,.4ysd by GIps. DaHisl SAITH, RarbOTTaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

California Beef in Bond.
DECEIVED PER N. BELLE ROBERrx-
~ For sale by .ss2I BoLLEs CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

Saloon Pilot Bread.
TN BOXES AND CAsEs. ALSO. A GENER-
Il Al Assortment Of Crackers. from the Cracker Co.
For sale By 1851 BoiLEs q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

California Lime & White Brother
ExGLIsH PORTLAND cEMENr-Be.t quail.
~ ity For sale by 1881 BoLLEs a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

Also, lot OF Engravings. Chromos, Picfure.Frames
Washington Medallion, Bank and Falcon Pen, and 9th
articles too numerous TO specify.
SO I'm H n. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

DIPLOMATIC CALL.-His Excellency H. A Perce
United States Minister Resident, Major J. a. W ode
house, British Commissioner aud Consul General
aud Monsieur Theo. BaIlieu, French Consul aud
Commissioner, made an official call on Her
Royal Highness Mrs. Lydia Kamakaeha Dominis.
Heir Apparent, on Saturday morning last, when
they awaited themselves of the opportunity to tend
er their congratulations her recent appointment
His Excellency John o. Dominis and several ladies
Of the Court in attendance on the occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

The MANGO SEAsoS.-The melancholy days bave
again rcturned-the saddest ofthe year-when the
mango trees, whose name is legion, of this city,
loaded down with their yellow aud green fruit,
and when numberless old women avail themselves
of the opportunity 10 spread their anguid forms
the sidewalk, the shady side Of the street, and
doze away the liveong day by the side ofthe piles Of
the unciuous fruit, also spread the side walk
and for sale al the rate n forty hfly for kent
kezi, or dime aud u1en nearly every small boy
aud girl meeis Is either Bpne'a NJ he s,sB5eFy
fruit. or gives evidence BY dIgtyyclicwssh tinge
face aud hands and cloti.iis that an Absorption
OF these apples OF the Aesperides has just been
eonsummated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-05-16

The premises froota<e Of about "a Pet - h~l-
t.na street and depth IT'S fr Al.krs nsr~-a n
Dwelling House h weH AID sunstautniy our - -
half high, with vsraa In front ard rsar I'm inn
nrSt floor a apd hani.n1c pafiur. sr-uaH 11Al-
diaiug pantry and tirr rpraa tras
bed with eisets and hash ru a - .nl
noor. and sleeping upper noa- Dotsrunsma
water and second door& IN Ne rtAr =
large and complete kitchen. two eAfrHzr 49, st-tr
wash house. Ac. xroundz covered ga naAay
imported and plants. The sale Of th raAanr rr-
erty AFFORD ehancs for deslr1ux - pr-
CHASE a pleasant and healthy resiist -
TITLE PERFECT. For nsrth.s p~rticul4rs snqlir~ ~
c. - BARLOW. Aartines-E-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

The Bag game, which finds It's
origin among the hoodlumni OF tho
ancient City OF Bagdad, has been
successfully practiced upon an immi
grant by the ingenious youth OF
Genoa. The Carson Valley News
informs us AS follows
The Spectacle OF man forty years
old going down to the slough after
dark, crouching down in half foot
OF water, with an inch of lighted
candle, and holding open the mouth
OF a gunnysack while his companions
went below to drive snipes into the
bag, IL strong proof that tho grass
hoppcrs have not yet devoured
everything green, All this occurred
10 Genoa Friday night. OF course,
after the yonng rascals had instructed
their victim TO lay low and keep his
eye peeled for the game, under pro.
tense OF going to start up the birds
they put for town. The Ounce faith
fully held the light and open
mouthcd sack until the candle burn
ed out, and not seeing snipo very
thick around there. he, too, started
home, never for a moment dreaming
that he had been made the butt OF a
practical joke. The williams telling
him II wasn't good night for snipe,
he Is hot for another trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

ISDoRsEp BY WM. II. VANDERBILT.
One OF our townsmen being In New
York recently, had occasion to visit
one OF the city hanks. A gentleman
entered the bank, aud with nervous
air pushed forward TO the principal of
ficer's desk, where he presented q
note for heavy amount and desired
to have IL discounted. The bank OIL
Ger took the paper, examined IL, aud,
pointing to tho name on the back
said That name, sir, il not good
here; We can't take that paper y
Then" said the other, ;. / am ruined
ruined" With a hurried glance at
the bystanders the man WAS about 10
withdraw the worthless note, but
another gentleman who had been en-
gagged close by; and who had evil
IDENTIFY observed what was going on.
quietly put forth his hand, took the
rejected PAPER, scrutinized it, and
then, having taken good look at the
man who had presented 1t, lifted u pen
from the desk, and deliberately wrote
under tho previous Endorsement
"Wm. III. Vanderbilt" The action
was accompanied by the simple words.
~ guess thatiI CO." Then the sew
oDty-iive millionairc--for he 1t was
turned hastily away and went about
his own business. Henceforth, for
him ut least, the name OF Vanderbilt
will mean something more than rail
roads, stocks and bonds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

WANTED TO RIDE oS THE ENGINE. -.
The Silver State Of April II relate.
the following
Last Sunday "a tho passenger
train was about leaving Palissde, a
tramp boarded the locomotive while
tho engineer, Eph Bliven was look.
ing out for the conductors signal to
go ahead, and took a position on the
iirernan's seat. When Bliven turned
around 10 start tle machine no
observed the stranger and politely
Informed him that the rules Of the
company did not allow passengers
10 ride on the engine. Tho tramp
replied that hes didn't care u contin.
entail cent for the rules. and that he
intended to ride to Carlin on the
engine. Blivcn finding that moral
suasion had no effect whatever on
his would be travelling companion,
called the fireman and brakeman 70
his assistance, and tho tramp who
persisted In his determination to
ride. was taken up bodily and depos
tied on the side Of tho track. where
tho boys left him muttering vence.
ance against oil railroad men, from
Stanford to the peanu. boys.