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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
INFORMATION ABOUT KENrUcKE.

The TRIBUNE has received several applica-
lions for additional information concerning Kentucky as
homo for emrrants the exact price OF land IN differ
ent localities Of mules cattle farming utensils, etc. In
formation which at this distance Il Is manifesty lmpos
sbr for 10 furnish accurately Governor McCeary has
however sent 1t tine following list OF responsible and in
nuentia citizens (ncther land agents nor spcculaor
who will gladly reply 10 letters Of inquiry. and give the
desired information The number and social position Of
these gentlemen show how the best glasses IN
Kentucky are 10 extend welcome 10 workingmen, as
well capitalists who intend to settle permanently and
NOT Ln taln the nart Of cArpet-baggers:
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DECIsIONs-sErr. IA.

Supreme Court Ckdmbas-By Judge Daniels
Holbrook agt. Hobrook and others Wilkinson agt GILL;
Opinops Huxton agL Twaddle.-Order granted
Special TsTIR-By Judge Lawrenoe-Pell agt PelL-see
onin
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relieved from duty with light battery OF that regiment
Will report person the Commanding General IT tho
Department. OF West Point for dug at the Military
Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

WIN. Warneld, Lexington.
Hon. Frank Hunt, LeXing-
ton.
Hon. c. W. Metcalfe, Lex
ingtOu.
b. g. Thomas, Lexington.
John stephenson, Lexing-
ton.
Clifton Rhodes, Danville.
Daniel Jones, Danyille
= ID. Rowland. Dauyille.
Hon. j. Il. McFerran, Dan
vide.
Hon. y. b. stephens. Gov
ingtun.
Hon Robert Athey, Coying-
ton.
Hon. Robert simmons,
COyingiOn.
Hon. G. ID. FOOte, COying-
ton.
Robert Burton, Lebanon.
JOhn FOglc, Lebanon.
Hon. Il. L. spaldiuK, Leba-
non.
James ID. Hines, Bowling
Green.
Hon. DIV. Wright, Bowling
Green.
Hon. W. l. Dulaney, Bowl
ing Green.
Hon. Geo. Wright smith's
Grove.
Judge A. G.. Rhea, Russell
vile.
Hon. ]. s. GOlladay, Rus
ssilyillc.
DIR. +. Burrjr. .Russellville.
abr. j. Is. Evans, Russell
yi.lo.
DR.. j. M.PeTry, Russellvllle.
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system OF oyerehargiDg:

Tins shows an Illegal profit that day Of sl1 %, and
aft WasnJ very good day. either" Large these
charges were they were subsequently increased by the
edopOp Of the following schedule Of charges for record
ing In each the legal charge IL should be remem-
bered was 10 cents per folio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

HAsTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "We'1
better 90 in, darling II threatens to rain" Harry
''Oh! then Il toOn'L" Mamma: Why1" Harry: Papa
always threatens to rip me, but he never doestPuDeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

ThoH. j. LYON. Russellville.
Will Morton. Russel.yille.
Captain J. Is. Briggs, Rus
sellville.
Jas. MundaY, greensboro.
Thos. Peutt. greensboro.
Hon. - Crayoraft, Owens
bOrO.
Hon. Thomas Corbltt, Pad
uCah.
Judge william Bulll,t, Pad
ucIh.
Chas. Morton. Padurah.
ID. X. Mason, Paducah.
hon. X. +. Pitchard, Cat
lrttsburg.
HOn.J. Davidson, Prestons-
burg.
Judge VALE, Maysyille.
Hon. T.. G. Phlster, Mays
viile.
Gen. Garrnrd. Manchester.
Hon. D.LytJle, munclchter.
Hon. Granville Pearl, Lon
don.
Gen. Jarvis Jackson. Lon
don.
Hon. J. ID. Black, Bar
bOurF Vile.
Hon. Geo. Turner, Mount
Pleasant.
Hon. Geo. Mcclure. Mount
Vernon.
Hon. Wan. Peters, Somer-
set.
L. Il. Morrow, Somerset.
Hon. Isaac Sheppard. Mon
ucellO.
Hon. Cosby Oats, Month
cello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

IAN day September d. 1873 aWarrant in Bankrnutcy
was against the estate SIDNEY F. sEIBO URINE,
OF NeYUfs City, In the County Of NewNork ahd state OF
eu.Y Ork who has been adudge0 bankrupt on DIS own
petition; that the payment OF any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging e such bankrupt 10 him
or Tor hs ana the property him
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF said
their debts aud choose one or more
assignees his estate viii be held az Court OF BanE-
Tupcv 10 holden at Beekmanst, New-YOrk CITY.
belore James Dwight esquire Register the 1lth day Of
oc'OOef a. ~ 1000 ~ LOUIS F. PAYN.
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m,rna a. ms.ss southern p. 2gls d rAYS


.
10th day September A. D. 1878 Warrant IN BANK
ruptcy AGAINST the estate OF JAMES T. PAINE
OF he CITY and County OF state Of New York
been adiudgel bankrupt on ais own petitions that
the PAYMENT debts and delivery OF property be-
longing such bankrupt to him or for h use ana ne Trans
property him. forbidden by law that rect
ing the creditors O the said bankrupt TO prove their dD
assees OF his estate VIII Oe hed
be holden at No S2z BROADWAY.
in the city OF NeW-YOrk, before Isaac Dayton Regis
ter on 9th day Of October A. d. 1873 az ~ o'clock m
o.. - N.rI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
o. s. Marshal az Messenger Southern District q NeuYorl
THTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

j 30 day of NAV, A. d. 1878, Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of JAMES RICE
Of the City Of NewYork. In the County OF NewYork and
Of NeWYOr who has been adudged bankrupt On ms
peon the payment ~ debts and delivery Of any
property to such bankrupt TO him or Tor MS use ana
property him. forbidden ny law that
meeting creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their
debts and choose assgRoes Of bis estate VIII
be held at Court OF Bankruptcy. 70 DO holden a. no
Warrenst the OF New York before John w. Little
esquire, Register, the 23d day Of October D. 1879
at IL O'Clock a. IN. LOUIS +. PA1N.
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Messenger southern pi h2gEs 81 Ss rAYYS
TTIHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on

lOth day OF September ID. 1878 Warrantn Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of HUGH BLESSON, OF
the Cty of New ork the County OF NewYork and state
81 NewYorx who been adudged bankrupt on has own
petition that the payment OF debts ana delivery OF any
belonging such bankrupt 20 him or Tor ms
use, the transfer Of ans property by him. are
forbidden by law mat meeting OF the creditors Of the ad
bankrupt debt and choose or more
assignees OF his estate viii held Court OF Bank
ruptcy holden No. 80 FultOnst Bennett Building.
IN CITY OF NewYOrk before Edgar hetchun, esquire
Register, the 9th day OF October A. d s AZ ~
LOUIS r: IA y,
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on Oh

OH dry OF September A. d. 1879, Warrant In Bank
Tuptcy issued against the estate OF JAMES fEI.
TRETCH, of NewYOrk City in the County Of ana
state NewYO who has been adjudged bankrupt on MS
petition that the payment OF debts and the oeVe
OF property belonging 70 such bankrupt 70 him. OF or ms
property by him forbidden ~
of the creditors OF the said bankrupt 70
prove ass9nees OF his
estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden az
No Warrenst In the City Of Eew-YOrk, before John W.
Little Register, the SOth day Of September ls1s at 10
o'clock a. m. LOUIS T. PA1N,,.
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Bpnkrnpt Notices.
THIS IS no GIVE NOTICE: That {

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
day Of September, A. D. 1873 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of JAMES ROBERTS Of
the CITY and County NewYork and State IT NewYOfk
who has been adjudged banKrnpt 90 his own petition
that the payment of debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 20 such bankrupt 70 him or Tor
his use. and the transfer OF any properly 0y MINI arc
forbidden that meeting Of the creditors Of the
bankrupt, their debts and 20 choose one OF
more assguees estate win held Court Of Bank
rupcy 20 be holden at No 322 Broadway In she city OF
NewYoFk before Dayton, Register the 18th day
u ''''"''' - - -'''' LOUIS r. PAWN,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
was issued against estate OF HENRY l. YOUHGS, SID
NEY L. SMITH and APoLL0S SMITH. OF the CITY and
Comfy OF NewYork and state az New-YOrk. who haVo
been Sudged bankrupts on their own peoa 6at me pay
ment debs aud delivery OF properly belonging 20
bankrupts them tor the7 and the transfer
property by them forbidden BY law that eeuhs
creditors OF the said bankrupts 90 prove their deo ana
OF their estate VIII Ds nea
Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden NJ no 81 BroadN
the City OF NewYOrE before Isaac Dayton eeseef on
the 18Th day OF October A ID. 1873 at IL O'clock o.
IT, & Mara. "a MESSENGER southern District NewYOrk.
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vTIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the I'd

TVNHIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE: Ihat on tue "a
II dav OF September A. D. 1878, Warrant In bankruptcy
was against the estate Of JUDAH NOS ES OF New
County Of New-YOrk and state OF New YORK,
VINO adJudged bankrupt on bis own petitions taat
the a en any and delivery OF property be.
longing bankrupt TO him for bis use and the trans
property by him. are forbidden bY laws that meet
ing creditors OF the said bankrupt 10 prove he deo
aud asgnes OF his estate vii De ned
M Court Of Bankruptcy be holden az No 345 Broadway,
in the city Of New-York before John Fitch, Register
Oh INC i'' ''A' u o'''O''' - KoUIs P. PAYE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

day September A. D. 1873 Wsrantin Bankruptcy vas
Issued against the estate OF JOHN l. fERGUSON.
OF NeWYOTk City, in the County OF NeWYork, and state
OF who has been adudgeda bankrupt on hs own pc
On Of debts and delivery OF any prop
belonging such bankrupt TO him or for his use and the
Of property by him. are forbidden DIV lawi
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 20
prove their debts more assgnees OF
Ms estate Will be held at Bankruptcy 10 be holden
az No. Beekman-st New-Y0rk City, before James p
Dwight esquire, Register. the ZIth daY OF SeptemDe
A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock p m. LOUIS r. PAM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

Il 5th day Of September A. D. 1873 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued the estate or JOSEPH
MANNING, OF New.YOrk city, in the County o. New;
York aud State OF New-York who has been ah1naged
a bankrupt his own petition that the p aymtsnt
sgch bankrupt and the transfer OF any
property by hn forbidden by tina meeting Of the
creditors said bankrupt 10 prove their debts and 10
assgnees OF his estate VIII be held 81
Court OF Bankruptcy. be holden at No Beekmansl
NewYOrCity before James T. Dwight esquire Register on
the dag Of October, A ID. 1870, at o'clock p M
LOUIS +. PAYN,
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III o September A ID. 1878 Warrant IN bankruptcy
was issed against the estate Of CHRISTOPHER kEYS OF
New.York city, the County Of New-YOrk and state
OF New.YOrk who been adjudged bankrupt on his
petition that the pigment Of any debts and delivery
property belonging such bankrupt 70 MIN OF Or
his nse the transfer Of any property bY him are lo
hidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors OF the SAID
bankrupt their debts and 10 choose one OF more
assignees OF hs estate viii be held az Court OF Bank
ruptcy TO be holden 3i5 Broadway, IN the CITY
OF New YORK, before John Pitch, Register. on the
3Oth day Of September A ID. 1873 at O'Clock p N; -,
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II ltlo 10 lOUiN NIL thO A=bh
il day of september A. d. 1873. Warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against OF J. GILBERT MARSHA Lii OF
the City York in the County Of New York and state OF
York who been aiudged bankrupt ON his own pc
On that payment OF any debts and delivery or any
property belonging such bankrupt to him or for his
and he transfer OF any property BY forbidden by
law that OF the creditors OF tho SAID bankrupt
10 prove and choose moro assgDees OF
hrs estate vii be held az Court Of Bankruptcy TO 20
holden No 1870 Fult0a-st Bennett Building Ia The city
OF York before Edgar Keenum. Register the 18th
day OF September A. D. 1875, at IL O'Clock m.
W LOUIS r. PAYS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

9th iay september A D. 1878 warrant Ba96Tuptcy
Wax issued against the estate Of WILLIAM NJ HOES OF
NewYOrk CITY. IN the County of NewYork, and state OF
Nav orK who adjudged bankrupt on his own
neton that the payment OF any aud delivery OF
any property belonging such bankrupt to him for his
use and transfer OF any property BY him. are forbidden
Dy law; that meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt 20
Droye their debts choose assneeS OF his
estate viii be held nc Court OF BANKRUPTCY. be holden
al NO 345 Broadway, NewNOrk City, before John Fitch,
Register on the Sd day OF October A. D. 1873 50 ~
o'clock m. LOUIS r. IA
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That ON the
10th day of September A. ID. 1873 Watant ia Bank.
rIptcy was lssued aRains' the estate Of NEWELL NJ.
STEELE the City OF Brooklyn, Kings County In the state
business 10 the City and County or
NewYOrk and state OF New York who has been adudged
bankrupt hs petition that the payment OF any
delivery Of any property belonging to such bank
ruDt him his use and the transfer OF property
by him. forbidden by law nat meeting OF the cred
ors the said bankrupt 10 prove their debts and 10 choose
Oh his estate will be held &C Court OF
Bankruptcy holden No 322 broadway, I'm The city
OF Nework before Isaac Dayton Register on the I'D DAY
"a S''' - - ' Louis p. PAWN.
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dale Is stu IN force IN the oflce, and on Sat-
charges at these rates we're insisted upon, In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-06
Revision ofthe Laws.

We believe il 10 be the part of wisdom for
nation to make careful examination now and
then into the spirit or adaptation of its laws,
to ascertain wherein the existing system of
Jurisprudence is lacking if at all, in its opera
tion upon the people.
Pause and reflect is wise admonition, alike
TO nations and individuals In country like
ours, where the people are in state of tutel-
age as it were, and are gradually emerging
from darkness to light, and ascending from
lower to higher plane of intelligence morally
and politically, il is fair to presume that laws
which were enacted years ago by the men of
that day, who from their stand point both of
intelligence and experience, believed them to
be just the thing for the people then, are far
from being exactly suited to the people of
these Islands at the present hour. This being
the case, we are quite free to admit, that in
all likelihood there may be good grounds for
our cotemporary pointing out necessity for
a revision of some of the statutes of this King
dom. These remarks are the result of a care
ful perusal of leading editorial in the Ad-
rsrtiser of this city, of the 25th ultmo, under
the caption '@Our Divorce Laws" in which we
are inclined to the belief that too great lati-
tude of statement is assumed. We have made
the Divorce Laws of this Kingdom the sub
ject Of thought and examination since our resi-
dence here, and the result is, according to the
light we have on the subject, that it would be
very unsafe to interfere with the law as it
stands, if the object be to take away any
of the present safeguards thrown around
the sacred right of marriage, by which we
mean, that in our humblest judgment it would
be mischievOus to so alter the Divorce Laws,
as to facilitate the dissolution of the marriage
tie
Our brother of the Adrsrtissr seems to think
that the present cost of proceeding in di-
vorce in the Courts of this Kingdom, namely;
$50 in each case. is SO exorbitant as to amount
to denial of justice to the poorer classes.
With all due Difference to the AdreTflSer, we
do not think that the sum of $50 is not too much
to pay for the dissolution of a contract, the
duration of which is for the respective lives
of the parties when they enter into it; and
if the process is cheapened or brought down
to nominal sum SO as to bring it within
reach of the poorest citizens, just in that pro-
portion will be the multiplication of applica-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-06

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT On Monday last the
Annual Parade of the Fire Department of Honolulu
took place, aud was affair of more than usual
life and joly We had the pleasure of being pre-
sent one of the invited guests, at Mechanic En-
gine Company No 2 al their elegant lay ont of the
good things which were abundantly supplied by
the whole, soued liberalty of the gallant M. g
The lunch on this occasion was truly magnificent,
and was not only gotten up with good taste and
Judgment, but with that whole-heartedness that is
SO Characteristic of the noble iremen of Honolulu
The bearing of the Fire Department of Honolulu,
parade, was such to testify that the men were
the very best citizens of the city; their behavior
was that of gentlemen, who, with their devotio to
duty as patriotic of life aud property when
imperiled, added the additional virtue of good
breeding and strict regard for the prophecies of
life. AT the lunch al No =, the first toast was to
His Majesty the King, offered by Foreman Mcguire
which Vas responded to- on behalf of His Majesty
by Colonel Mcdowell, by request in q few brief
remarks, and was followed by Fl. L. Sheldon, Esq.
The Press was also toasted, and responded TO by
the editor of this paper The ball given by Engine
Company No. l. on Monday evening. was an ele-
CANT affair, and was the leading feature OF tue
ing, was gotten up with great care and true taste
The large was handsomely decorated with
flags, flowers, evergreens, etc, aud the large as
sembly composed the elite, fashion aud youth of
the city. Too much praise cannot be awarded to
the gentlemen who superinteuded the preparations
We noticed His Majesty and quite q number of his
Staff among the guests, mugling in the festivities
seemingly delighted with all around lhem
Take it altogether, the parade, the lunch and
the ball, the day was celebrated with unusual
spirit, and afforded world of pleasure 10 our
citizens of ali classes Success to the gallant
Fire Department of Honolulu During the re-
marks at the lunch, allusion was made by the
speakers 10 the strong probability existing that
our people will respond favorably TO the call Tor
pecuniary aid TO procure or two steam fire
engines, which was received by the iremen with
demonstrations OF delight, that betokens the strong
desire TO have steam ire engines. We trust that
both the government aud the people will respond
TO the call Tor aid in This direction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-06
Supreme Court. Calendar of Gases
for Ihe January Term A. ID. IS7S.
Continued from 2sih instant.

Before Harris c. J. and MeCully J.
Emma KAlsleonalani VS. J. Mott Smith aud others.
Trustees &c. Chief Justice Harris delivered the de-
cisou Of the Court, Overrung the exceptions 10 the
verdict Of the jury, IN favor Of tie plaintiff.
Before McCullyJ.
Jan es.-D. Kalakaua aud others VS.. W. c. Parke
aud others. SUIT 10 Quiet Land Title. The Court
was occupied from Monday till Friday, hearing this
case. in which there eight claimants, and the
witnesses very numerous, and yet, the petit
tioners, and one Of the claimants only have been
heard il agreed between the counsel all sides,
that the further hearing should be had in vacation
OF the term and the Court set the next hearing for
Saturday the 9Th Of February at 10 An.
Before Harris c. J.. JGdd and Mscully J. J.
Feb l.-KalaA VS.. Kamaua. For Decree of d.
voTce Chief Justice Harris read the opinion OF the
Court refusing the decree prayed FOR tsee decision
published.l
Mere ". VS.. Kuilohi k. For Decree Of Divorce.
Decree refused on the same grounds the above
Haupu K. rs. Pahoa ". For Decree OF Divorce,
Decree refused the same grounds as the above.
Stone We. Hutchinson. It was agreed between
counsel that the agreement Of the bill Of exceptions
and motion for trial in this case should 90 over
til next term.
Kanakaihuia vs.. Kespokaus. The motion for
trial in this OVerruied pro foTma by Mr..
Justice McCuliy, and Sn appeal taken to the full
Court.
c. Van Dyck Hubbard vs.. Henry Macfarlane.
The argument the exceptions to the verdict OF the
iury in this TO 90 over to the April Term by
agreement Of parties.
Frank Costa We. kekahuns. The counsel in this
case ded an agreement TO waive jury and to have
the case heard IN vacation There being no farther
business before the Court it adjourned sine die.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-06
Fresh TroubIe- in California.

BY our latest advices from the Coast, it is
too evident that there are serious troubles
growing out of the agitation of the labor
question The dangers TO society, especially
in San Francisco, are so imminent that the
legislature of California, now in session, had
to be appealed to for the passage of an act TO
suppress incendiarism. The meetings held
by the working men in the latter city have
been characterized by great violence Of Ian
guage on the part of the stump orators and
sgitators, and grave fears have been enter
tanned 10y the law abiding portion of the citi-
zens, that if some decisive steps are hot taken
by the State Government, that the dreadful
scenes of few months ago will be reproduced.
In order TO put stop to the threatened vio-
| lence, law has been recently passed by the
the Legislature, Furnishing with heavy penal
ties the utterance of intemperate or incendiary
language at the labor meetings. The statute
Just referred to has become law by the sig
nature of the Governor, and it is hoped it will
have the desired effect to preserve the peace
of the city, and strike terror into the hearts of
the malcontents, whose vocation appears TO be
TO excite the ignorant populace to deeds of
violence under the mistaken notion that by
such means their real or supposed grievances
can be reInedied. The labor question in the
United States is one difficult of solution and
has been productive of much mischie eff among
a certain class of people who are too ready to
rush to violence fer the redress of wrongs,
which cannot produce any other effect than
| prisons and misery to the deluded people, who
listen to the violent appeals of demagogues
and marplots, who are always dangerous
I class in any community