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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad Accident.

WoopsvILLE. August 10. To night the Port
land Il Ogdensburg through freight going west
over the White Mountain branch Of Boston, Con-
cord & Montreal road, ditched their train at the
White Mountain house, blocking the road. 1t
will take until morning 10 clear the track. The
New I ork and Saratoga trains were carried by.
BosToN, August 10. The Pullman train on the
Eastern road was thrown from the track tonight,
at Seabrook, by misplaced switch. No one was
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The following was sent to Pennington physi-
clan few days since:
Deer Dr.: The tabey's cot is better hut his
bouls and umer is worse"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

Mr.. II. w. Lancey of Canada has presented the
Maine Central Institute with bell weighing HOO
pounds.
Harrison Hume, Esq, formerly of cherry field
but now .of Massachusetts, j; visiting friends in
Maine.
o. r. Bache Her, Esq, formerly of Scion, has
opened law Office in Skowhegsn.
Ex.Gov. Coburn was in the city YESTERDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The Democratic State Convention has been
called to meet in Portland next Tuesday 18th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
PORTLAND.
Damage by Storm.

PORTLAND. August 10. The very heavy rain
last night did considerable damage here, flooding
cellars, washing out streets and undermining
buildings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
TEXAS.
Shot.

GALVESTON, August 10. A special Austin dis
patch to the News says United States Marshal
Parnell was shot and probably fatally wounded by
Frank Brtton. The two gentlemen belong to OPP
posing factions in the republican party, and have
had difference to the distribution Of federal
parsonage in the State.
Fire.
A fire occurred at Waco, yesterday. Loss one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars; insurance
$50 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

We regret 10 learn that Mis-. DIR. II. NJ. Harlow,
met with painful accident few days ago, by
falling down stairs, at her summer residence ON
squirrel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

We are informed that new base bali club has
been organized in this city, taking the name of
Augusta Reds"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

Nv York. August 10, lsl7.
Money was easy att J, a2-per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange advanced to .s43s for bankers long
and ielS a+>6- Tor demand 6old opened at 1867.
and closed at 1854. Loans lhala0 per cent
Customs receipts, 1904 900. Treasury disbursei
$4,000 interest $1,000 or bonds. and e. 900 ior
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
SACtD.
Burglary.

SAco, August 10. Last night burglars entered
the store Of o P. Green on Main street, securing
two hundred dollars worth of boots and shoes.
No clue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, August TO- During a quarrel be-
tween Wiiliam Brown and James Rooney, farm
la6orors, at Sclpio, Brown struck Rooney with a
rake killing him instantly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
Fire.
CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCIsCo, August 10. The democratic
convention, last evening, nominated A. j. Bryant
the present Mayor, for re election.
Arrival.
Arrived steamer Gaelic, from Hong Kong via
Yokohama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
PENNSYLVANIA.
Labor Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10. At smeeting OF
the English speaking session of the work ingmen's
party last evening, a statement was made that a
secret convention of delegates from the labor or
CARNATIONS throughout the country would be held
here, Saturday. 1t would appear that the com.
mittee have been at work some time conerriug
W it'll labor unions throughout the country and had
received response from other sections, partcu-
laIly in the coal mine regions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

Mr.. X. o. Robbins, the publisher, announces
that be will sell the Dexter Gazette and printing
estab lishment, if applied for soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

Superintendent Allen OF the Industrial School
at Hallowell, says that more bibles and hymn
books ale needed in the Institution. Every girl
who is provided with home takes her bible away
with her. and every girl received at the school
should be provided with copy. Will not some
of our knd-hearted Christian men and women
contribute some bibles and other religious books
for the good of those who SO imperativelv need
Them
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Fight.

The government announces great victories over
the Mohammedans by General Too's army in the
west. An assault by the natives upon the Russian
merchants is reported at the Interior city of Kre.
mingtu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The president and directors OF the North Bank
OF Eockaud, have made an application 10 convert
that institution into national bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The slate companies of Monson have exported
several cargoes of their product to Europe, but
the war now raging has temporarily cut OF that
market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
VIRGINIA..
Canal Blockade.

ST. JOINS Run August 10. A special says
while the canal blockade has been broken by
troops. no loaded boats have gone through, and
attempt 10 pass freight will doubtless result dsas
tously. careful watch of the whole line has
been neces.arY to secnre NAVIGATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The New York Herald calls Etna, in this State,
s"volcanc little town."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
ILLINOIS.
Fire..

FIre.
CHICAGO, Augustl0. Two elevators at Tusco-
Ia, Illinois, owned by Murphy & Tenney, were
burned last night. Loss S25 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
Local anu State Mems.

The apple crop is sail to be a failure in Lincoln
county.
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Death
BASE BALL.

London, Ont, Maple Leafs, 9; Teeumsets, g.
Boston, Hartfords, 4 Bostons, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

In Orono, sih met, by Rev. DIR. Allen, Abbie
Babbidge Stuart, daughter of Benjamin stuart of
Orono, to Charles Il. Reed of Detroit, Mich. No
cards.
In Bucksport, sth inst, by Rev WV. Marsh,
George X Soper 10 Miss Nellie ID. Snow, both OF
Buck snort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
NEW JERSEY.
Death.

OCEAN POINT, August 10. Edward Vermeen ,
aged sixteen years, son of DIR. Vermelen of Phil
adelphis, who was injured in the disaster on the
Central railroad yesterday, is dead.
Personal.
Governor Bede of New Jersey has issued an
order thanking the officers and men of the State
militia for their faithful and efficient performance
of duty.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Famine.

SAN Francisco, August 10. Shanghai advice.
state that there is cholera along the several Fort,
OF tue coast, and famine continues in the northern
province.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

At the annual reunion Of the First Maine Cav
airy, held at Old Orchard Beach on Wednesday,
s,h, the following officers were elected
President Major John ID. Myrick of Augusta.
Vice President-Sergeant Henry Little of Au-
burn.
Corresponding Secretary-Lieut o. 5. Haskell
of Pittsield.
Recording Secretary John X. Andrews.
Ireasurer-Sergesnt Windsor b. Smith of Port
land.
It was voted 10 hold the next reunion at Angus
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Dismissal.

SCRANTON. August 10. The vigilants were dis
charged this morning on three thousand dollars
bail each. Everything quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
Hold ROhherY.

The residence of Col J. c. Kempton, at Nash.
ua, was entered by burglars last nigh but Sc
cured only pocket-book and few dollars in
money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

An excursion of three hundred persons arrived
at the Richmond Campmeeting Grounds, from
Yarmouth on Thursday, by the $50 A. NJ. train,
accompanied by inc band of music The excur-
sionists passed the day very pleasantly in the
grove while the Band occupied the stand and dis
coursed excellent music at intervals during the
day. They left for home by special train at 400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

Applications Cor the right of booths during the
encamppent of the State militia, in this city, can
be made at the Cony House. on and after Monday
August 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11

The attention of our readers is speci ally called
TO the Maine Central's grand excursion to Port
land and the Casco Bay Islands, which is an
n'unced in our columns to take place next
"Wednesday, starting from Augusta at ten minutes
b fore six O'Clock A. NJ. The excursion was well
Conceived, the fare is exceedingly low and we W III
guarantee the arrangements will be carried out
"a perfection by the gentlemen in charge.
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:. LOST

IN Thursday night, a lady's gossamer water.
" proof cloak with hood, either on Sewall, LIN
or Bridge streets. The finder will confer favor
by leaving the ctoak at this office. augll-t3t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-11
BATH BLUES.

Time, hour. 40 minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. o. B. Clayson Of Bates College.
Scorers, f. c. Dudley and J, f. Iiewey.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati August 10, 1877.
PORK $4 OOa0U 20 Clear sides, a-fA
LARD BACON
steam as S7is shoulders, ia
Kettle iOai0 % Clear rib sides, 0ua
BULK MEATS Clear sides, asA
shoulders, u al WhlSkEY-. DIAL 70
Clear rib sides. O-asA f
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
M arIne News,

BosToN, August 10. The fixed red light here
tofore exhibited from the keepers dwelling at
East Chop, Msrths's Vineyard, Mass, has been
removed to the lower about fifty feet southeast
from its former position.
Death.
Matthias Psrkhurst a prominent citizen and
one OF the selectmen of the town Of Lowell in
1882 and 1888, died o.ngh BIT, aged nearly eighty
years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-06-13
rCKllssKn AM EngTSn
n-enNaSnAr. ~ 81 s..

Az lie inyi.AiSoz q the N:sSSss- q the 1t
;s-i1z. several coailcasea Interested IN the
saeSoss q IazaisrAsi0a ne; a. his Ossos oa
FrS3Sy ls<s, ~ cxR1cSs ,hesr VSeus and ne
co7szaea5 sazse feasible plsa for Seoarins
l4b0-e7s. HIS ExcsIleacy stated The oeScei Il
tie meeting. azs5 the desire os toe Government
. -aees ;As growing w&zs c: ross-lSsSo..-
ul.sc,, u7SS tcl. svezyuhs7e. and which threat
sze5 u tec0zas rao-S Sszioas- At.s- 5 igee
iz.s-eA2zcs q tx views - iaose Fzesszi, =
EeSSsEisoa w=s S3aP.ei uzssas -, BoA-3 q
I-a-ass-&sSsa q take iz.zsi.4,e zas=S-ves -
iz.-o5scs lslo-szs tTQ-2 AbrOsi. wo1,ea IS VEL
- zaez- za5 a3vSsss,s TX {Tovezzzasai - laa3
is credit II CARVING oas sAis work. Sa-soa
cSz te ra2sAss5 u,z;A better aassr Cover
raszi 3lrpc.Soa sazz bs private parties NA-Ai-
evez @5v&acss E.Ay he Eas3< ty tie Govern
Hash: are = b,s refunded ey the parties
ez1gloy5ss the I41,a-e-S who may szEive- TIE
Bo4z5 h4< pyog.gsiy Responded - ias @3vac'a
given q iAe Eaeeiias, ard i Is . te boge&
Ia. vi.Asz SIX rso1iAS- @ by lie e2& &
;A-sS ysz-. szrgly q az ls-S- eUe a~s37sG
l1aozs-S NJ. he scc-re5 - Xxi l--zzsSl2.e
a'ecssss.y-
As AZ lz.s4sacs Q: .,ss paa,iiE 9. l4oa7s-s- L
vas s@z:s5 n .hs N-zsS.e- sz2i - A5s rscs2i
vlsis * Aa-zl hs taza5 L s--g'osssa.e - Sas
zsa saa1Sa = -eqzi- sAe tra5Ses and roa@ss
Destroyed @ sls1i ssl.a2 IL liz 6aa3s i-rs-E
Nay, 4a5 & vii aso,zas aecsSsz-! - seai
-1sz s-g1z E,ac,zl1 = 81 sAe Uo-k- NJ sss
agricultural sz.<-F-ssss ozz oe o,1--szce3 CO
Azzlz5. Szssss TX 1.s,a-els AK sASs2 EAsshs-.
Z Els same remarks &gFly so Hawai- ans Nz-l
In sa,zr. vs have eorss IL a14- r'oz-s wtasrg
progress -zlss ss1r> n1l so- vr4ai q e1.i..-zll
. -. In VGzi u llsors-S-
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there were fhree entries, The first heat was
won by "Carlo;ta" by length. Time. ssos.
Tho second heat she also won in ALA, About
a dozen couples, chiefly nen-ef-war's men,
and natives, strove for the ten dollar priie in
the ,hpse-lesSei race; 10 pair Of the former,
Royle and SassaeTsoock by name, was ad-
judged the purse, Tis Ladies' rurse" was
woa by ~SsAafora Col" in 40. and the mule
race hy = kapiolani Park" in ssSs,
A lArSc crawd went down TO the beach II
witness the ancient sport Of suVf-ridiag, hut
sho Co,amis;eo Of Arrangements, however
efficient in other respects, had failed to pro
vide high surf, Consequently this part Of the
programme fell through, aud all that was seen
was three OF four score Of juvenile ahorisinals
splashing about in the blue waters. The
CREASED pole elainlcl large sham Of siten-
tioa FROM par; .: the crowd, and certain Jolly
/ tsrs. as well as kAnakas. made numerous un-
successful attempts 70 scale its unotious
height by The aid Of sand, etc. A native,
named NAkua. finally Won simultaneously the
SUNNI, and the prise,
The humble race was On some accounts the
mos. interesting one Of the day. The prise
was AWARDED to Jimmie" In the half-mile
race, the purse was woa by Telegraph . in
IS seconds, {" jim Brown coming in second.
The foot hurdle race was wOa by native
named Kapu. and the Boys Purscby Fanny
in 2.22 The Hack Race wSs wen by ''Ssran-
I ge7." against dozen competitors. by several
lengths, making The fi.h purse taken by Capt,
Tllozazs Cummings during the day; a fact
which speaks well for both the breeding and
training of his stock.
The Government Band was in attendance,
zni furnished choice selections Of music IN
the Intervals between the races, The osle-
br@,SOu passed. Of most pleasantly, AMI the
races terminated. sai the AsSeablage broke
up about four o'clock =. NJ without zn acc;-
dSai OF Disturbance having Oocurred 10 dis
iurb the pleasures Of the day. The number
q those who visited the park must have been 81,
o- eight thousand. Thus hiss b.scn aupiciOus-
" iuAGsurAie3 the first public park Of Ha-
vsii nei. That i, nasy grow in beauty anJ
4ssr@ciSveaess year by year, and shAt the eele-
bszsioa q The lIsh of June 1877, may be III,
fo-e1Iz2sE II many m0ve celebrations On III,
s&ne spsi, each SurpsSsing It's preieeesso,
II brilliSncy Is cur eSTDes. wish.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-06-13

the reforms. He shows that while presestins
against the terms Of :hc pvosco1 as meascias
% the independents and integrity of the Otto
nan Rsapire, the Fezse actually ToiseTSsei its
intention % pu; the iesirei refSrms in opera
tSOa. thus falsifying the presease oi Russia
that the time for diplomacy had passed. The
most foreible pOiEi in the reply, however, is
thar in which RassiA's violation Of ;he treaty
q harSs Is referred Il, and il is declared eGa-
phasSeslls that Rasisni oanaos portai, Russia
Il Sssuuse tlss this kind of breach Il intortsa-
tsoaSl coasity is IN the interest Or has the
sanction or slpyovAl Oi Great Britain. Lcua
nesSr Significantly declares that "la taking
:" scsioa against Turkey On his own part. and
I" having peoonTse 10 arms without further
. CONSULTATION with his allies, The Emperor q
" R.s:a hiss separated himself from HaUOpe in
co2cezs. an; has az The Sszse tipae departed
ir0za sss EaleS - which be himself had
:" seleranly 7oooTiei his assent. Il IS iupos-
= side so sovsee the conSeluencSs II sEsoh an
az, Her M&jes;y's Government w-oUd vii
= livsiy have rsSraiaea frosa any observation
IN regard Il. ba; IS Fripoe 6OzschAkosi
seems se assume, IN his declaration address
/" ei 10 al the Governments of Earope, ;h%s
REssiA Is acting in the interest c: Great Brit
= ain and of 0she- Powers, they feel hoand 10
= SsSss, II manner equally togra&l And pab-
:" lie, that the deesslo1 q she Russian Govern
- r-eat is ssos oge which can have their oog-
=" eurTsncs o. approval" There is ~ pos
ssbsl;sy q 1asSsakips the meaning Il this
deol4-xsiog. and after all Ia. has bSea said
ooaoezziEg lie sutslssy @ai 6usSse of Ras-
ss-n ilPloSa2cy = straightforward &ni UnAul-
bS-1oRs r>ply like this leAves the impression
il.ai perhaps PrSace Gog.oh&koz hss pos gain
e,3 any VsSy substantial q definite advantage
L iSe cazseSi thus far. II this ObSscs Was Il
ezs-sp E7slaai iu;o an SssisR5e Il RausgsIi,y
Eeogz which Sic could ~ escape wIthou
s.ol.IfyirS herself, he LAs certainly failed
tor Lozd De-oy has noO7 ssr-sed the tables b,
throwing The o3Sgza Il baS fAiih opaa R1ssiA
&sa3 IN deza1G.sisasius The pez6s3y oi the l@ssel
he h2s established lis owa j1sslisc=sioa to'
vl.&.sysz, polsoy KAY see2 uoss 6esirAbls.-
I SIX gEslz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-06-13

~
- Is.E1t-I1 ;hs 1l4stsr q The Petition 0f PA<EO-
EEO * ezies itls esrrin lad e3Gie By light o.
iasEtas- Az In tas natter q ChPt=r s. q he So
500 Lass. 1874 Or1sr-
O. rss1Ez E-1 Elrg the pstire1 q Pzkeokeo fkl q
Ho1oi7iz Ozs Gaining TIE IN fee simple by Tighf q
sEi-ases = eertzs l1ld- si-Atsd koO~ai1- HAsoa.
Is-Et q Ozk1 f1y des-osi ~ n.etss and boonis in
zoFsl PzIszE So ~ bzs=1 uFo1 L41f Cor11isz,o1
Azzr1 No IiT, % Esa = Ek0 Vss the EEcis 70 psi-
to1sF, EirE TeiilOl 1sgss ifzt SD Ee2 did 1Eu2r-
nd 40 ltes-1t= prsE1s % thz iss3, s.Eing Ee
EEskvE LIS Es-sx E1 sole hssrsz ~ Ian Aim s1rSiF
l EKs sd Es4-sEipi 1ss Eissizts n Tie ysz< ise7,
is1Fsx Pz1tlosr Hsd hs SISTER Hoza1la her lawful
gA1rsl AE1 sss beirs ~ E~ heE szrTtEing that sid
E1zoizz ss zt01l III H-ulth q Azr-h, Is77
aErr5s1 i1t-=-z-s, Hsd Hit1D1f lsss and zFir me -
s1ls Asis a. E hr E1rTrFiag- tiz petitioner
rzazs sd kza5 Zee spe. A1d tt1t Hsoh9k1 skl
ls 4 ps.1sE q fLs ,zd1 s a-c ths cig cai1aA1t
thereto kEsgEn Pss0cer lz1 PrzEing f- Preess %
az C-z-z1t zEc for decree eGGr1zs the s4ld
lad = r. szsPls 70 ihs Ps11szs--
-k1s eztErEys tAe zg q J1iy, A
y - A. = krsy zFy1Ie for hezriax sd reti-
t-fors tAe gsee 1z1.e1 fbe-s11- r1lAr
Iz1y e te =gpre1s tl1e c01ss Hozs
Eoczt- ~ Etlk u1ss Ez1 pi.es Al Ferso1s c1nrer1ed
1rE@z- as s-loE ez1ss, a1y teF 1zser Ehg TIE
pezssE q 80 ps<s1oa Etsl.l1 Eat y grzat1s
f1rthsr or1e-s1, nat tks noers Etzzl pa
ksts1 H1zS1z11 = tae EE I'D Hzuszs1 lzlzzE<ss,
La fo-z1sr - tz11zF y rte
SErspz kE1E1a fer is tza fhEee EssEs hsfrs Ne
s-kz zzy e 80 Izig Isrzz q s1pr-as Corf
D1-Hs Ha1o ~ tks "a a. fI1ss 4 D. Is77
LAWKEScE HocCLLTs
Sc ,; gsz-sez q tls SzpEe-ns Cart
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sersary, that you have been able to make such
ooarse. such walks and drives Mud the outlines
Of future park, when time shall have assisted
you, claims my admiration, and gives me assur-
ance tha, we have secured 8 new feature Of
aitraetioa 70 the capital Of my Kingdom.
trust that your hopes may be realized that
this may become the site of agricultural and
industrial exhibitions, that i, may become the
frequent and general rcsort Of all our citizens
and visitors, aud tina, we may, e.cloag, long.
~ marine suburb on yonder beach,
Aud ssw, Mr., President, and gentlemen Of the
Association.
hereby declare this park opened for the uses
and purposes that you have expressed, and that
it be named KarlOIANi PARK.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-06-13

KALSKSrh, by ti1s 6raoc II 6oa, * the HA-
wAiizn Islands, Kisss
WEEEEIs, ssS:e eS Wsr unhsFi'ily exists
Or may he reasiaS bS,weea certain HnrolscaH
Powers and, whereas. the Kingdom a tho
HAwaiiAa Islands Is on tcrsaS Il FTaon3ship
With all Nsrsoas, Aal is laws i-uFOse upon al
pezso=s v-ho nay he wi.hin is ioEEiso-v and
JErisiicsloz the duty q an Impartial neutrality
in sisae q war
Wv. therefore. VIZ HALkKNvA. by the
6racs q God. Kiac os The Hawaiian Islands.
de hezoty aoclA-e zn5 p-S,cl&in she neutrality
Us Tins Kiac30-a, It's sEt5eo:s, and Os &il pes-
soas wiihil Is Territory <ni jrEis&iosioa II
tae w=- aow existing q impending hos~eoa
tie 6rvs; Powers q Berope; tA&i ike nez-
trzlIsy Is % S respected iy sB lsellSsosczss =
Tie fail exfeEi Il Oar .51riSiie.io-- Iaclc3inS
r1s less shza oac Ezzrsee iezSas fro-l the iow
vrzss- uzz-k o. he respective c,zs1S q the
isi4sais co1aE.oHiRs ihis kIariOz-- Sz3 also
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COUKF OP THE HAWAIIAN
= ISLANDS Aprl Term. A. n ls7I--In The NATE ?
81 Tie pettn Of Co a. 70 qnst title IN certain Ind claimed
b. right n inhsrifA,ez.
On reans aud nling the Petition Of Uu ~ q Walkki
kai O1hu, claiming title By right % nhsranre IN The ~
Cf certain land situated AZ WAkiki<s The lad dezed
in Royal Patent Number II granted Eslhoa W
the alee.tor Of the petitinsr uho died sse Aad
ssed q sac lAnd that she died yar
ISL and PRAYING for process 20 clAants and FOR dree
adiodsng The said l1(k 70 Be enttEd to sad lad IN
whole or IL part.
II therefos Ordered that saturday the -t day of Apra
A D. lsT7 he and is hereby appontei ke4TnE 4at
Ton before the Justice banned therein AZ TIE neHs fAr
term q The supreme cGurt al The Court House Hon
lrlu, Al which time and pae all persons eoIcerned
apsr and soa anF hey have shy the prayer %
said petitn Aholi not be grated Anc u further ordud
f4t Tbs notice shall be pubshsi i!onnlulu 10 the Kaz A
And Hawaiian haglAgss the frmer Ia The HaEAAn 6a1-
ete ad the latter In the Sup-Ta Ru0kaa for ens tn
thFe= Ieeks before the ls day q the said term q The 80
prene Co1rt-
Dated HoBolula March Isfh A. d. is-T.
Nul- r Castle CHAELks C. HARRIA
Atts for Ia ChiefJnstioe 0f the suprenis C1lrt-
b th aboye order there sacisnt time between
the notice and return day, therEre fkis order hezstJ
smeade1 make ths return sy ths Ay of Juiy
A D. ls71. A. FHASCI.IuDu-
~ Justice q the 7uprenie Coarf-