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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08
A Correction.

Our readers will remember that some eighteen
months ago, accounts were published in the papers
of this city, OF the execution, at one of the Islands
of Micronesia, of a native for the murder of u
foreigner. The account stated that the mau was
blown from a gun by order of the officer in com.
mand of one of H.B.M.S.'s ships. The following
letter from a resident of the Island in question.
gives the statement Of an eyewitness Of the whole
affair, and we publish it in justice to Lieut.. Pugh
of the - Renard -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08

New SCHooNER.-We note that Mr.. George J.
Epmes will in a few days launch from his %shipyard,
foot of Mauna Kea street, a fine new schooner of 95
tons measurement, intended for the coasting trade.
She has the look of a fast sailer, and will be a good
cnrriar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08

MUs1C.-The band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, at 5 O'Clock. The following is the
programme:
Overture Opera, Tancredi. .Rossini
Duet opera, u BrlBanu. .heICaddnle
Polka, The Imperial City Vienna Strauss
Selection, Italian Operas.
Grand Festival March, .Kappey
Quadrille, In Masque,
The Moonlight Concerts in this month will take
place on Thursday the 18th and on Friday the
18th at the usual time and the usual place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08

g5NHE MAKAI TOR AND ROOM OVER
head in the new hre-proof building, corner Of Fort and
Hotel streets. VIII be rented separately If desired.
iaI2 Apply to c. BREWER & CO.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
The Board Of Health.

The Board Of Health met last evening. Present,
Drs. Verdi. Bliss, and Cox, and Nests. Marbury
and Warden.
The operations OF the health Office for the week
ending January 90 were reported, us follows:
Nulsanccs reported ~; referred ~ abatcd. 3G7
referred IN Commissioners. >; Olica notices issued
- citizens complaints, IL; causes Of death invcs-
ttgNtch, Il; pvcuniary conditions Investigated. S;
buTuIs Mt public expense u investigations for local
cause Of disease Scar,c fever, o. premises found
'Ru.try. 3; nsNnitnry, tons Of garbage removed
81: dead animals removed a. Marine products con,
Wholesome food cVndemncd-2i pounds OF Lccf ~
pounds Of veal . turkeys, 10 nbb!ts - birds, q
chickens, D) cabb"ycS. aud bu,hcl Of apples.
Pound repot-Animuls imp. undcd, =; redeemed
Q; kiI'c |, |: amount realized 81
A letter Wa received from the chemist Of the
Agricultural department. cuutunimg the result OF
the uualys Of sunlp!cs Of green tea submitted tu
his Inspection by the board. The chemist stated
that the tea contained small quantity Of Prussian
hiuc evidently used for cOuriIlG: and while Il was
not necessarily INJURIOUS 1t was u poor article uf
tea. lie termed II 4" sophisticated article. which,
whi.r not hurmful, was well calculated to deceive
the purchaser.
communication was received from the clerk OF
the District Committee. Inviting members OF the
board to appear leiurc the subcommittee on sani-
tlly matters this morning and give whatever IL.
formation they have relative to sewerage and the
ycni!luliun o! public buildings.
\ communication MAS also received from the
ScEnto District Committee, uSking for the opinion
Of the board " u the prUprrly of the passage OF
the bill now pending to enlarge and define the
powers Of the bDurl.
The .Ccsctury was directed to reply that tho
bnHr'l approved "i the ,.ll, but thought thGt it
should be made more definite IN character. 80 that
the law would cover the entire District.
Another invithtivn was received 10 appear before
the House District Committee tomorrow morning,
TO confer upon general sanitary matters
\ model of un automatic >ewcr.trap. invented by
Mr.. HcnSlaw, was exhibited before The board.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
All SOILS CHIRCR.
The Dedication Service Last Evening.

The dcdicatory ceremonies of the new All Souls
church, corner fUurtCcIth and l. streets were eel.
cbratcl last night. The audience wpS very large
rarely equallcd In point of numbers On u table IN
front Of the pulpit profllse supply Of floral
offerings and At each corner of the foot of the pal
III was a silver vase filled with Gala lilies, gpra
mum blossoms and numerous flowers and ever
greens
The services were very interesting. The follow
Ing was the order Of exercises opening with an
orgam voluntary, by Mr.. TOuhny The secretary u
the American Unitarian Association read few
pas ages from several official papers, and the ChOi
rendered an anthem; the introductory scrvirc
was read by Rev. H. Il. Shlpprn; 'GlOrH" by the
choir; dedication nfthc Chuirh responsive services
by the minister and cOngegatipn; hymn of drdca-
tOu. composed 10y II. J.. Woodbury. and sung by IT,,
choir aud congregation prayer OF dedication. Rev
EunIS Ellis, D. D.. "Te Dcum" choir; sermon by
Hcv. Il. W. Bellows. u. D.. from Ephrsian, iv. 3, T.
3 prayer 10y Rev. Fielder lsmcl; "DDXUlUlsy," chOi
/ aud congregation; beurdiciOn.
The programme was arranged by the COmmittc,
on CNcrCi~cs-Mr. W. T.. DunwuOdy lchHinnRn)
| Hon. II. A. Willard, Commodore IsHiah llausCunl
! Mr.. George b. Clnrk, and ". e. MurduCk.
The ceremony of Installing the pastor, Rev. Cha,
Muct auey, viii bc celebrated this evening. \ con
! fyytucc meeting will be held at the church thi
mDllug
National Republican., 1878-01-30
WnrkInr rmrn's Assembly.

Thv WmkngmrIr, Assembly met nj Beck's Hall
lat night the Irc.iic.'. Richard Emmons. in the
chair; GcoIgc 7. T.. Taylor secretary.
John j. Mcany. Charles X. Love, and Edward
Howell were admitted as delegates to the Assembly
from the pamlc,' Union.
\ number of committees for the coming year
were announced.
Mr., Hamilton read letter from John A. stevens.
cloik yr the House Appropriations Committee STAT
ing that the bill! proposed 10 b. presented by the
Labor Exchange, asking an appropriation would
not he considered 10y the committee before next
May.
Mr.. JcIu J. Mcany on motion Of Mr. McDunald,
was unanimously elected corresponding secretary.
Mr.. Gaines, II colUred member, offered the follow
Ing. which was udopl"l
Whereas We believe that the time has come that
the wurkiugmcu shuull udorsc anything that las
a trndcucy toward united labor and whereas the
Parking Commi,siun in reducing their f,rre did
rrtuiu part Whit" and part ColOrri on the
streets. Therefore l." II
"R,a"ir'd, That the Workingmens Assembly do
InlpFs- thrlr UCli"m In that particular"
Hiur Hd,lrr,-'. were made hy Nr>.r. \. binsnlI.
Eml.OI- RcyLpll,. Nrpnuu.d, und Mrany
National Republican., 1878-01-30
nOlel Arrivals.

rha&srH" @ % H". dsRfgi II" SyAon rS
owen, = tiSrE Bllnrssy % MTs T'iD Wnl: i
Ter, ter, NJ W ETchhon % n Ohio CiuggNts. G. shcr;
BrGwp r,ncp X, KGi IISTs!i; Iad' Ga5r%i nj
k ] a@ it,? M Gl"sSin4 MarSha vS HSH!G Row
S" Fiji KSor E%rf T:' e al's rSrnS c@ES, ESI
TRT"I i.i S"S M. VIZ Mass Ls%,; Thee I%M; 5
nSTt sS cha d. %1aa %iHH M TlH xs Sd Il Gi'HS
PS Pyn i brown 'T Nh HWY GH a"f fo%a W.T. sa..' Ms:
MIm tSn ErG IN &e'h Ms, no!h" Ms T"yrs
Sh, Mr, nf tdn; M; Mii I"Pt ts I@ ME Ii %;'s M %S
m Syn 'lT5 Ms@E. MKS"E "a Fr1sF %y%Ss %S vi G
Ok WhINms, Mis-, Williams, Mss irncn h,o' It "'''
acTEn fac%S ra,e:G Pa WaT,a S2ne sayS m p9S
. BTtxiG,1 y% Z = ILnnting,on, r + 'C3bgrn, II {
si c cC%.Sy FE'EoFy pGS. @EG IS'G j IfioT'2Fa E
GGSa S%S .n$ @PT'E II iER %s % rS 9gSn fs I M,
I2Gn III !! '%%S; t,G Y "Pa Hop R,r Myers
" frolhingham, iirookyn; \ king md Major KinG
SGH;AJ SH; AZ For,i, B2rim3Ee W A Walker, Boston
Mahonsy YSSS sSd ""S 'SG 6Gsn ~ Ma salisbury
pGSShIys & %w S2dsrr M"s6sy y Grs'fsna"k S
tope 4 COPE, TH whifaiI, iSsi GsnSnto%n, PGilSdci %
6Taoa Ehs s@pSs pS.So II dossRh % T%sr WH NT:
GalGher, d & Gallaher, Chariestowm. W Vas & i
| Aimed Phlpys " Va; John g comfort, Pa John
| Ford, 4 Fuller Gram Ir, Baltimore, Nd; jane
Carts Henry. u u Hourse, Mass: VIM 4 Andcr
! son. Va VIM I Cochran. | & Childs, Hurpers Ferry
| | W Walsh, \ Y; John Douglass. Va + i IIeatR
! Baltimore Md; 4 Stroud, Delaware Major i
| Butts, n Y.
Melwotmn.-,J9hgs Ieyl, PhiIqdelnh!@ G Po!
| lOk, n Y; John Null Philadelphia; X NJ Owen,
| II Mugo. Richmond; W !! Saye Columbus, ohio;
! 4 Flemming BUston la sell, T. Heller Mas.
| l. stephens. Cincinnati; Col A Worth Spalcs, A
! MAX n Y; Il q GOOde Chicago; + W Bailey, wife
aud niece MISS Heyle, Philadelphia
| hpcridL-Ira u Ayre-i, Akron Ohio; Frank u Has
! kC Elwarl u Bingha :, CONCORD, H. George
I"nhsn, RQrhcsicr Y; III Brown, LeayenMorth
StOddard. Geo Dickinson, yanyaner. MiddlCtUwn,
! Y; VIM II OSlrOm aud wife, Wnynp County, n
MrS Thuycr, Mrs Hills, BOstOni ] II Dayton Ind; v
| X johnson, III; John IL Chambers, wife, three chill
| drem, and nMrse, y y ErhnCls. BOstOn.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-RooSe sends New York papers in advance:
The Improvements on seventh street between
and =, are prt'rrc's sing .uwly.
some mcn are emaciaied that when. they
Save a puin they don't know whether It's tho cole
or baCEachc.
-PuuCl says That some Of The IapCrS are Discus
ing the subject Of hell but as iOr hHu.ef ne PIE
fen to change the subject.
Thu ladies Of Wizards Hotel gave tie .ccrid Oi
aseri,s Ol hops last night hu Uuc!.,isrCc was
very lHr!c and fashionable.
1t = Fuil that I'll" Washing On ind Georgetown
RarUHd umIHny lIse better hrr~s on their cars
than any other street road IN the country
-McSsrs. H. Adler. :. Wolf j. Rich. y II. Miller.
s. GOldstviu. Max Cohen, ". NUrulingCr. = SEM.
hcimcF, and \. Fisher de, Eui"s Ium this ely to
the BnNi Birth convention, AZ Charleston, :. g..
have len for that city.
80 Il our hardest temperance workers prSscmt
AZ the Murphy meeting yesterday paid visit to
bddECllpWs' ilnll. and after witnessing the won
dcriul prugTc,s made 10y Miy. Won iIill,m In her
hundrcd.nIile walk suid that It was the best tenn
pcmnCC lecture he ever attended, show ing what
temperance IN Getting Hnd drinking viii do.
For t'ic Information Of several hrquirrrs Il may
be- said that the Young Mems Cnristian Association
are leni>ciNe Z, tenant, OF the OwEcrs uf the build
ing which beurs their name and HrC IN no way re.
tpOls!blc for the purposes for which the largo hall
rented. That Organization has no voice In the
matter,
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Police Court.

Dstyic; C1sfs.-John Jones charged with va
granCy, was dismissed. rs the charge could not be
sustained John Fleming and John Gather, two
"yngs" will look ont for each other nt the farm for
thirty days jaime. Doruclly, keeping All unl,
ccn,ed bar, va. fined sos An appeal was noted
and bonds fixed Ht Sil0
Iaild Sd,e. c1.,s-John Rcdrlck stole a piece Of
bacon rrlin Robcr, Mut!n, for which lie wa as
Sc, ,.d 81 or five day. in jail. Andrew Jones wa,
arroigmsd for rssoultIug IIoratIo Il. Nr.ryman. II
constable. From the evidence, 1t appeared that
Myrry!Gan attempted TO els n morse belonging to
Au,,rew Jones On writ Of execution, against
Il l!it to defend his own rr.'pcrty aud dis
m.s>Cd the case. Robert Cow Ing. small
white boy, who. was charged with being
concerned Ia tho robbery of the cigar
store Of Mr.. Turrens few nights ago was com
mitted To- the care Of his nutI,cr Rlcr receiving Il
lecture from the court Catherine Walls "aa
charged with maintaining nuisance tn the shaI,r
Ur .ur dlapdnicd Shant o. in an alley between
sixteenth and seventeenth streets and and l.
streets northwe.t. The inspector Of the BOARD Of
Health destined that there was ut least four inrhc,
Of ,aguamt water under the floor. and that the
roofs were In such condition that rnin poured in.
Two Of the shantcs are occupied, and the inmates
are sick, being under the care Of the Board Of
Health physicians. Aitcr hearing the wtnv.srs
for the Government the case was continued until
next Tuesday, James Gallon was GrrignCd III the
charge uf the larceny ola pocket book aud several
other articles from MrS. Gamble. As this WAS
Gallons second oicmse the grand jury viii ut
tend to lis case. sarah Ross charged with rucviv.
Ing stolen gOp,ls, vas released on giving personal
bud until February :. Alice Webb
ordered To abutc nuisance on
NUhnlS was arruigncl for making threats toWar,ls
Milton Ford nu Old man. The court took her pc.
suual bonds to keep the peace for six months
Annie COnr1y, charged with committing an assault
on Ellen Long. Was lined sln. or thirty day, In Jail
William ihnFCt n small CulOrrd boy, II lie six
handkerchief from Charles Bussell, for which hC
Hus lined 81 His mother paid the tine and the
young scamp wus released. william William, for
i,Itrd s. for Hs>nultng Robert Hnyliss. Edward
Lucas aud sarah Underwood were Chnrrcd with
stealing Il siUNC from Patsy Bird but ~ thc!"wH'
n0 evidence 10 sustain the charge, the! were butt
discharged.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
sothern-SationnI Theatre.

Tho enjoyable play Of The Cru-hct ugrdIuu
was gI,Cu last night with tho accvp,rbility pre-
Dgrd by the success won at ii, FIR, Iolfprnlaurc
j. has proven n most welcome addition T., the the,
ptrrRi entertainment of the Gu. cnl ,un,Dn, nI.I
our RpH cCi.tiOn of It's fitness Increase. with oil.
oIpurtuuit.es VI witnessing its IcM Iillnr..
Mr. Sulhpr.i, Of course, dealt with lis tlw'II I'm.
pcr.ulHliuH Of m, AHdm0pt with the excellence
Afforded by lii finished art.
The support rendered by the talented company
was A. ,ih",cui uS their deserved reputation guar
HuLUes.
g,pII!1u
National Republican., 1878-01-30
CSEH ENTS.
Mcndelsniin,n "EIiinh."

MGadcisOhn', great OratorD Of Elijah" will be
produced this evening al the Cougrc cat tipnal
Church, corner of Tenth aul Il street. northwest
under the auspices Of the Philharmonic soC!,;y Ut
this city.
The concerted music Of this celebrated produc.
ton Of fMcndclsuhm's master hand illhc given 10y a
chorus of one hundred voices carefully selected
from the rolls of the Philharmonic society which
Plumbers among It's mcnber-hlp many Of our 'a,st
known and most mert1Jinus re. dent vuCUiists.
The part of HyU will hc rendered by Hr. MyrOn
W. Whitney. of Boston. This Distinguished b4ssO
has achieved most deserved rCnywu both In Eng.
land and America Us 4 success lul Interpreter of
OmioFiu music. and ranks without doubt Today a.
master Ia his pcruliar FOss.
The principal sUpmrU has been iutruscd to Mr..
Helen Amus Billings who VIII make her d,'W in
Washington hCraldcd 10y the highest Cpmmrndu-
tons Of the excellence Of her voice and the atlrac
uyCnHSs VI her sly'e and method. Nr. ". H. FcS-
sender, .hc tenor Of the famous Temple Quartcitc
or Boston, viii also appear, Ms tGuliieid and
Miss Jennie Bryan will lend their efficient aid ns
the leading altr of the performance The d.stin.
Eui.hcd OrgHnst. MIR. James Ca4Icld, Of New York,
will preside nt the organ.
The entire performance will he given under the
management aud COuduCtOrship of Dr. J. 7. Caul.
field, g gentleman whose eminent talent, a. con
duCtOf Hud uT.nuist entitlC him 10 the distinction
tO justly accorded him.
The character of the great work TO be presented,
the care employed in its preparation and the worth
and talent Of the artists and chorus secured for is
rendition demand for this entertainment the most
lbcra patronage Of all lovers of classical music In
this Community.
ProIriety c0lnmends the mention in this connec.
tion Of the fact that 1t Is the efforts Of the rhilhar
monte society, extending through period Ul
twelve year., 10 which alone Washington city Is in
mas,crwUys, Of Handel. Haydn. and Mendclsuhn
rrndCr, hy the best st-knuwn urnriO artists of the
timc. including Parcpn Rosa. 1itjiCIls. AutninCtrC
sterling. Mine. Rudersdoril, whitney, Rudplghscn
Winch. nmd simpson. our 'ousiCGl world ht'
now an opportunity of faItrstny proper appTrCl
alton Of lIJSe worthy cndeuYOTs.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
A Trii,u.r of I;rsrrct.

Called together by the .ni intelligence Of the
death Of Mr.. Arthur FendRll. the members Of the
Washington bar. dc.irous OF giving some cxrrcs,
sion Of their personal regard "ni professional cot
sidcratIou for young man Of lovcuhle nature
honorable character aud solid wor,h offer to hi
memory this simple and heartfelt tribute:
"Rr1frcd, The death of MF. Arthur FCUdall, IN
the vigor and hope of his youth. has Cwnkcncd IN
our hearts n sorrow profound. ,inuvGr, and lasting
"I!cD'rcd. Wo lament his death because his life
was characterized by kn0.liUc,, III nHture. genial
ity Of manner Integrity Of purinsc. honorable ac
tons. and conscientious dGyutiIn To professional
duty,
"RsOlrcf. We tender to those with whom he Wa
connected 10y the C.OScst ties and upon whom thi,
sudden aillictIon has fallen mo-t heavily our sin
ccrr sympathy
National Republican., 1878-01-30
DIR. smiths Successor,

The lntc venerable Dr. John C.'Smith did moi
leave his flock without a.Shcphcrd SCNrsayo with
his Characteristic cnrc for the spiritual interests o
his people, he with th- approval Of his elders and
the members Of his church. asked that Mr.. Joseph
T. Kelly, who wasnur;u7cd III his own church, hap.
tiled by his own hand, and educated under his own
eyes, might hcCumC his associate IN the ulllpt and
~ pastoral labor Mr.. Kelly was then completing
III, Theological course q: Princeton. Before he had
uRinG. Immediately assumed his duties as cola
h0rer. with Dr. Smith by the drntll'nf Dr Smith
the cutirr ministerial and rnst rInl labOrs Or tho
large church membership aud congregation de-
vUlvr upon his successor. The father Of Dr. Kelly
hns been mn older Of The church for mnny yenrs.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
F.ITILLY BERSED.
A Llllle nn,,s Melhnn nr Mnklnr rcnnlr

Al,out two o'clock yesterday, a lltllc r"lorcd
boy named Willie Thompson, six years Old,
,ri fire " Mary Davis, young woman
twenty year, Of age, In Il house. No8 pImh.
crs alley northwest, for the purP0c Of walk
Ing her. Mary was lying uslecp near the stove and
Mil,c, lIghlu. stick 10y The hc applied II In her
clothing She MHs most Immediately Cnygupud
In lianes and surfing up ran ont SCI CIcAmIng intu
the alley. some mcn hurried 10 her assistance and
GxtngushCd the flames, The girl was very badly
burned, and Dr. Newton, who attended her, gave 1t
Il, his opinion that she would not live.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Attention, Mr. sothern!

THWOT NUTTUNUT TIVNWIruH1
The fact may not he known to Mr.. sothern, but
the manager Of the National Theatre mus; be aware
that aHons the patrons Of the stage in this city are
many adic- who from lack Of protectors Or other
circumstances cannot attend the theatre In tie
evening. Wr feel confident that not one Of this
class w"ua willingly iurcgo the pleasure Of seeing
Mr.. SothuTn Ia his celebrated character of The
Crushed TrsEcdlun" We therefore hcg in TIN, way
10 make known our wish that the l5ny oC The
CTu'hCi TNg"diam" be presented at lhr saturday
matinee Instead Oi any Oi tlUsc which. although
Mr.. >ut.tm !. equally inmtuhlc in lllvIm, do not
p"Ascs, the charm Of novelty.
MANY SpTIIII,.TpG
National Republican., 1878-01-30

CHICAGO TTJons As. at wedding in
Hoync avenue the other evening, they were
gathered around the happy couple UthC blide
was widow Cungmtulatins them, au over.
sensitive friend burst into tears and sobbed,
How E'ad am her pOur dear Arthur is not
alive I" see this day 1t would have broken
his heart 10 ste his wilc married to soino ono
else lhcn she went into Mysteries aud was
removed having cast a gloom ovOr tho COM
nunity.'
National Republican., 1878-01-30
what the Grand Jury Found.

The grand jury came into court yesterday with
The following indictments:
Nathan Ashton, William Stewart alias Henry
Williams Taylor Frye. alias Frank Brown. and
Abraham Page. rcltlRrCcny, second oilensc Joseph
BraNtun and Andrew Ashton, alias Andrew Ashlir.
Robert Campbell alias To, crt Williams. ravid
Martin, sidney Heunng. IAyiRia Henson, ard
Daniel Charter Larceny: George L blnson Charles
Honesty. william CHfricO. and Alfred DlVCr. u,-
sauli, with intent to Kill: Nancy EUhannn, alas
Nancy lrhuhan, ALA clara coleman, rvlI.iig = It.
age stamps; Frank Parker aud Laura Parker, alias
Laura stewart. forging mun"y-Oii"r; SnCCuLn
bgunEriini. aliUs len. Vincent George Washing.
ton, Philip johnson, and Samuel A. Clark, mur-
der.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
NEW IDTERTISE ENTS.

Room for rent COS street northwest.
Furnished parlors-No. 715 Ninth street.
Rooms-2ls D street northwest, for rent.
Sale Of hOu,ehold goods by United states Mar
shall.
New York Association sosablc-ThurSlay
evening.
Grand dress and masked ball at Marini's Hall,
January 81.
sunday-school supply Stors-willam Ballar-
tyne, I2s seventh street northwest.
Wood and CUal-Solnmou Slower, corner Twenty
northwest.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Supreme Court of the United States.

TUESDAY. January 90 1873.
on motion OF Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Smith, Alfred b. Crulkshank, esq, Of New York
city, was admitted to practice
No "a. The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York plaintiff A error VS.. j. Morrison Harris
assignee. Argument continued by MR.. N. Harris
and concluded by Mr.. f. W. Bruno for the defend.
ant In error.
pellani vs Hudson =. Rideout ct al. No. ls5. The
steamboat city Of Hartford &C.. appellant. vs..
Charles Robinson. Passed until No. 2ll is reached
for Argument.
M. 49, William NJ Cory, plaintiff IN error, ".
Hugh campbell. Pissed
No. lSs The Omaha Hotel Company ct al, appel.
lantS, VS.. Jeptha H. Wade ct al. Argument CON.
mrncetl by Mr.. Clinton Briggs for appellants ard
continued by Mr.. J. NJ. WOplwUrth for appcllCcs.
Adjourned until tomOrJpN at twelve O'clock.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
CITY ITEMS.


YorSG ProPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth,
neglect Will soon ruin them. he wise In time.
Clean them daily with THtRsTOSs Ivory rEARL.
TooIH Powder, tho most perfect dcntrlHcc known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, swccten
the breath and prevent toothachc. Sold BY oil
druggists. 5and 50 cents per bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with hesdnchc. dizzy
ness. sick stomach, constipation &c3 Are you dye.
peptic, nervous. dull, and languid7 Averse TO all
eEertOn. Is your life miserableT You require u
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QutEk's lRisH TEA, the great house
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, IS cents per package which makes q
quart OF medicine.
WELLS MkCHiSr-SPEElp sTREsdTrESTSo PI.sT.
ERs are still the hest known. Their curative pow.
els isr Surpass all othery
HARD times demand economy: practice II By
renovating your sOed gloves with JourEN's Iso.
DEGous KID GLOVE CLEAssEE. Price rs ceuts per
bottle
Is your hair harsh. dry and stif12 Docs II refuse
to curl? Dress II with THoMpsoSs PoMADr OPTINI.
IN oleaginOus compound Of singular merits. II
will improve IT, Sold By druggists, &c. Price 2i
and 80 cents rer bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Night Accumuiating Reservoirs.

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SIR / sec that the plan Of Mr.. A. Watson for
might accommodating reservoirs" l. again being
npnicd in the papers, hupe that this plan will
be Immediately adopted There is no doubt that
the principle Is the correct one, and on the high
grounds cast of the Capitol We have paid for water
Tor year. which We never got cXCep! 1T night. und
then 1t Is onCm roiy or muddy each Of which errors
would he corrected by these reservoirs. Besides
the water Is 50 deficient In the day time that II a
fire occurs during the day several squares might
he burned for want OF water. f. h.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Real Estate Transfers.

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