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of many opposers has more than viadicated their
!" introdnction," fourth essay p 81.
They will bear favorable comparison with la
" borrrs in any part Of the world" ps5.
These extracts show not only the estimation in
which the planters of Guiana hold East Indian inmi-
grants. but that they 6ud it much more their ad
vantage make their laws correspond TO the requi
sitions Of the British and Indian Governments than
to forsgO the benefits they derive from unrestricted
Immigration. We do not know whether We should
be required TO make any change in our laws, nor
shall we if we do not make enquiry. II alterations
should be required might hnd it to interest to
make them just the people Of Guiana did theirs.
But our labor laws liberal the chances no
change would be required. And as every facility
has been promised We have every reason To expect
that none would be demanded. Ifit were, need
not submit. We should still have it in power TO
sacrifice, If necessary prosperity to prejudice, free
dom of action to ministerial puTzles But this should
be done with eyes open should not suffer our
,elres 10 be bndly led in such matters by the
authority even Of ministers or jadees.
remain Mr. Editor
Your most 0bedt. Servt.
GopFREv RHoprs.
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Reception of Admiral DeHOrsey of
Her Britannic Majesty Flag.
Ship ''TriuInPh.7

At y N. on the 18th inst, His Majesty the
King, gave audience at the Government House
10 Admiral DeHorsey of H. B. Ms flagship
Triumph" now lying at the outer rosdstead.
Admiral DeHorsey was accompanied by the
members Of his staff in full uniform. The re-
ception by His Majesty was very cordial, and
Admiral DeHorsey and staff were highly de-
lighted. No addresses were made on the oc-
casion, the interview being one of highly
social and friendly character. After the for
malities of the reception were over, the Admi-
raj and staff spent some time in the Foreign
Office, where they were courteously received
by His Excellency, the Minister of Foreign
Affairs. After q minute inspection of the
building and such objects as interested the
Admiral and staff, they left expressing their
pleasure experienced in the courteous inter-
view with His Majesty and the Ministers of
State. His Majesty paid a formal and social
visit to Admiral DeHorsey on board the flag
ship Triumph" on the 18th inst, in return Of
national courtesies, as is usual on such occa-
sions.
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Emigration and Colonization I'm TN e
Dominion of Canada

The Commissioners of Immigration in the
Dominion of Canada state that, during the wear
1878, the number of agricultural lsborers
added to the population through the bureau of
Immigration was about II, $50, which cost the
Government sl77, ,o44. 1t appears that Canada
has had up to last year, agents in ell the prin-
cipal cities of Europe, who were paid com
mission for their services, and that such has
been the success of the management that the
discontinuance of all the agents has been rec
commended except four, namely, at London,
Liverpool, Dublin and Belfast. The intelli-
gent management has also secured colony of
Menouites from Germany numbering some
thousands, many Of whom are the possessors
Of large amount of capital, and thus the Do
minion of Canada is filling up rapidly with a
hardy race of emigrants, who will add to the
wealth of the country by their thrift, industry
and capital, and in few years make Canada
an empire in itself. If the people of Canada
can thus induce men and women to come and
settle there with all the disadvantages of eli
mate, what might not be accomplished for
these islands by ike intelligent and ener-
getc effort on the part of practical men earn
estiy engaged in the work, where they have
everything in the way of climate, soil, &C., in
their favor. We are willing TO admit that the
facilities for getting emigrsnts into the Cana
dian Dominion are greater, much greater than
here; but still we believe much more might be
done, if there was less theorizing and more
practical working put into the business.
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tzACDss t1rge1esB peculations, defAlcations
za5 ezbeEzle1ents seen 10 be the order Of
-hs 6sr- We czn scarcely take up q news
Pz7s- .-1a ne East thzt . half dozen or more
e 1aess transactions are not recorded, showing
= c1ez5ful state Of moral turpitude that seems
q hEvs sr-ead ike plague spot all over the
Eo-i1- European newspapers record their
e15a q these nefEreous transactions, whilst
= Azs-lcI tier number is legion. One Of
-ss lE,ss; forging transactions we find in g
Sza EzocsscO paper, lately received from the
Cuas- i = that Of clerk to commission
= Sz F-Zacisco, appointed 70 assess the dam
@Ees 70 owners 0f property taken by the uunic-
ir&- 11-hEz-ies, II order 70 widen one Of the
nE-gE s1se.E II The center Of the city. The
cuzniEEiuasrE, under the authority conferred
zp@ them by law, ordered the issue of one
1l1il11 0f CITY bonds which were to be applied
- lie p1rnsui Of damages to the owners
waase properties Fere taken by the city. The
cls-k, ~nuss name Is Tbby, had the full con
--sl q -hs hooks and bonds Of the commission,
E15 hs tonk good care 70 see that portion OF
IA proces6s % ne amount Of Se5,sz went
@-0 ne pockets Of TIbby. This money was
ss-zd y libby BY means Of forged war
zn1 q ne CITY treasury, all Of which were
14shs5 n good faith BY the city treasurer,
hslisriaE 1h.- al EAs night with the immacu-
lz1r zs55g. These forgeries covered period
Gs@ssro ysErs before they were discov-
ssi5 hG Ike narosr, the truth had to com
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

Mr. Claus spreckIes. Of California. intends
construct large Ditch the Island OF Maui for Irr
eating purposes Any person persons willing to
dig 500 feet of this ditch by contract and
paid for such work either by the number OF cubic feet
by the number Of running feet OF the ditch e1cavated
requested apply to fl. schnsser Haiku Maui or TO
VIM. g. Irwin & Co.. Honoiulu who will give them the
necessary information. CLAUS SPRECKELS
By II. SCHuSSLER -
.aaa
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Ranch For Sale.
BOSTON AND H0N0L ULU PACKET LlhE

.ffR C. Brewer T. Co.-Agents. II.
MR Fssorsbls arrangsnsnts can always be 49,
made for storage and shipment Of 0n Bore, Woo Hdss
and othsr Merchandise New Bedford Boston, Hsw York
and 1thsr Eastern Ports. - Cash Advances made.
7za-Iy Q. bkEWkk CO.
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FOR SALE.

r.e&THE OLD ESTABLISHED Business sz2e
House Of Of A. ). CLEGHoRN CO., situated 60
x.aLat WaipIo, HAnakus, Hawaii Consists Of . -
store snd Dwelling House. almost new. Also, store
Houses, Cook House. &C. with large and well ssected
stock Of Goods
Also oAlance OF Lease Of waipio Valley for q Of
IL years comprising An area coo adnirs-
bly, adapted for Rice Sugar Culture.
Also Lease OF AuWd, which comprises several thous-
and Of wood land This rare chance for parres
desng go into sugar Rice, in one Of The most de.
srAbe localities IN the Kingdom.
For Particulars, apply 70 Aeasrs.
A. s CLEGHoRN 4 CO., Honolulu,
Or J. Z. MILLS, Halakua.
walpio, March II, ISIS. I4o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAN

% GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND TRIMMING
ID Dresses. Inquire Mrs Aellis' Dress and Cloak
Masking Establishment corner King and Alakes streets
or at the Z. o. P. Bazaar. ~ %
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NOTICE..

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO.
IL tce that they have leased tue land Of Keel p stu
ated at South Kona, Hawaii and forbid tue trespassing
Of all kinds Of animals said land Any trespasslng
the foregoing Doacs viii be prosecuted sc
cording 10 law. KEANU,
PELIO.
Kse.. south Koua Hawai-. April Il 1873. "a inns
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POUND NOTICE.

POUND NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT Public
TnflDN Auction. the Government Pound, RohAlaoa,
HTXk Honolulu, Il n, on Saturday, April 18th,
ALE 1873 the following estrzy animals
bay horse, brand J. left bay horse, white spot on
the forehead brand Iodescrlbable- dark gray
brand indeBcrbAble grayish colored mare, white
legs, brand Q. right / bay mare, brand K, right
mare spot forehead brand Is, right
scribable.
IA lts A. B. KAAuKUU, Pound Master.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
o. HOUSE AND LOT ON EuuANU AVE
% NUE.. present occupied BY Mr.. Dalinshani
7.z In f'-' rR FOSTER CO.
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P-HsHED AND EDITED BY
= CRAWFORD NACDOWELL.
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WAIIAN GAZETTE

~ ISoEFESDEST JOURNAL.
lEFDTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
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HEDNESDAF. APRIL l6. 1879.

Elm E1vzl Eighness Princess Likelike,
G--u-zess q Ha~aii, her husband Hon. A. S.
Ci=rh1-u. Els E1 J. N KapenA, Minister of
FzsEz AEEirs, Mrs. KApena, and Capt. J.
Bed q Governor Doninis' STAFF, returned by
-. saez@sr Likelike on Sunday morning last
Izs ss5mzssd by competent Judges, that
- Gsz1saai1l Exhibition AZ Philadelphia in
ls7s h-ough; 70 that city between fifty and
s5--v MILLION dollars, which the Philadelphia
Eo--t -szgsc1z admits 70 be correct. If this
Ez.sas1i be r-us, then national exhibitions
z-s q paying business. But when we come TO
a55 p ne zc1ual cash receipts Of the great
Exhibition n 1876 70 Philadelphia, the result
~ expansion 70 the trade and commerce Of
zns cz-y. As The direct result of the exhibition,
-zElaE izao accouut the fact that Philadelphis
Is a Ersl1 manufacturing city, if not the great
eE 4 ne Caioa, the advantages to Phila-
ldslpzi4 alone, in The near future, must be
en1-zuzs. Then what must il be the
-hois Uni51 n few years. We have
seeo Z s-zasd ma; the exhibition at Vienna 9
sew EsZE EEn, brought back to the United
S-zsss inside q three years twenty-five million
oollE-E Il - increase Of commerce and sale Of
Z@sarza agricultural labor-saving machinery
zl1as, El-h5ugh Ibe exhibition Of American
1zuufsr1E-es 81 The Vienna Exposition was
uGT Uszrg- The rapid strides made since
zss- y ia United States in the way Of in
--o5nEag hs- manufactures Of all kinds into
fo7esEz c5zn-iss are among the many won-
6s-<ul thinEs accomplished by the irrepressi-
ais EE1kst, whose genius is only eoualed by
kiF pe1seve-sace and pluck.
EzElEn6. Switzerland, France, and in fact
A. -hs ETl6. seem impressed and properly
-no- win ths inventive genius and push of the
Aze-l-1ns n al branches Of trade, commerce
ar p-ocnenuns, thus demonstrating that the
-z-z-s az Ar1e1cs is one Of sscertained i'm
Fo--zars- Gud wonderful prosperity.
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November %. ISIS.
TO Cane Planters.

NtHOICE CANE LANDS IN THE Districts
~ Of kohAla. Hamakua and Hilo, Hawaii for lease in
suitable lots with Arst-class mill facilities Appiyto
THO n DAVIES
, 1879-03-21

Many stories of ilr wit ans3 tI,lcsse Of Plus TX.
huve bte. soh but the tolluw!nEfr from tl,u Fun
tHaa i!taly) SHOWS how tits rontir could wit
tliY oxtricate hlsctf frun, MI embarrassing ut.
uatiun. 'rIp fAsnous tlauscuse Fanny Elssier
went to I&0mo Il. the early days Vi plus lX.'s
ponttteatc. The ad,nrtrs of thu dalacuse de-
string to gIy1 her II souyrnfr opened sllbscsip-
tfunt which tn furty-ctEht llDurs PrOlnrul 2,U00
fralles. 1t was decided to buy 4 crown fos about
tlIat sum from one Of the best juwelrss. When
about to give 1t tn t1lu uasense tho subscribers
sezcd with agrupica, wanted t0 consult thu rope,
alh! Ill audience was nakgl wlth that y!ew, Alnl
Which the Holy Fathur willingly granted. Tile
subscriber who had The l..,Ior u explaining Ills
seruples TO Plus TX. enlarged upon ;lu ll0htu
qualities ut tllu lanseusu, which hiala ller yery
slur!tab!o untt ptolls persull. rua TX. answered:
." have no authority to grARt OF my euntrasy
coH1Danh In Glyu you on tllis subject. At the
satle time 1t nUpears tu lNe that you could hare
Gesu Inspired With bettur choice In yous pres
cnt. IN my simplicity Id Il prlest ! always
thought Tint crtwns wrro intended fur heais
mud not for icgs." Ths crown was given; hut
F.Elsslet, who Ind hcartl OF The topc's eplgEatn,
distributed the yaluu nf It through the PRIESTS ii
!ht poor Ut Home. Plus TX. having lulrne1 lllat
fact, and some days nftes inec&nE que Ut the
subsrFfbGEs 10 thu crown, said 10 llHl: " You
did very wctl TO give the Crown to this woman.
Hhs has proved hut shU had tnosu Judgment III
her IrEs than ll!cro Is IN any uba Of y0uE heads."
, 1879-03-21
11n,Tw11LvE PAGES,
q Is, ts not sufficient to keep t,rr from ras'ng
tln: very n'.l Harry Un the atago a1Hi IN the
1l,lI,tty,r'Y fI4.1f

y Is, ts not sltilrsent to keep hrr from rasIng
tn: very n'd Harry On the atago and fl tic
ii,al,ngrl's ul!i;'e.f
MfAs Dickc l.fnRarsl, VIC ara told by the BRONX
Ign t:aHfe, l,ns Jumped frunl lii. frying-pab into
the tltc by leaving the Ulo()e 1heatru mil moving
into the Olympic. RE,e still persists IN playing
" In Cl1alc, /" hut She must by thfs thug llnYe
rceurnlze tie ynry nbvlnlis fact that ll role Is
not III my wny suite,i to her style Of nc.lng.
she will pfo1,abIy tnku the ptcru IN tlis week,
q n!Iu tas secured nn aunntaeInn frt,m tn.
]rcl,Gh c;tltptt In Its new ttreH*, jublGn mn!
Fixz." II Is takcn frtn MeitlIae uIuI Ilnlcvy's
" l'rtcoelc Ut Enrotct." II vury naughty lltfIe
FRENCH rnIne'lY III thrre acts tIEt ran Fur Two
months III Paris, nit! created anttu sensatiu,l.
Tho Lontion Theatres on Mnrcl wcro pre-
fcntlnl plays US fntnws: tler MnIcsty'R. "t'as-
num-" by Car' l.nha's conlnlny; Hi, marker,
"'fhe Crsis"; hlclpi,f, "Tim t;Itlnrni Eross";
1,yceutn, "lInnlct": I'rIncess'. 'Ncycr 'ruo
I,atc 10 Mcnl"; natety, ,"Cnsic y; Oiympi.,
"two Ornlahs y; Strand, .IG anuwf,ali'';
rrtnco of Wn1cs', "t'astcn; Uins,r, "Itocilcs
t!p Cornevtle": Vaudeville, "Our l}py.'';
Co'aifltc. III. Al. \. rtuaf,rsn; Cn,srt, "A
Srra,' o5 fhtcr": lt,ya1tv, "a t,ny DeynIver";
Af1lama,rn, In ruu'c NIX N:lis d'Or"; Ctitrri.
On, "'rrutl, u; Folly, "Enrncnh thtrlcsqtc);
Aquarium, She Stonps In Cnu,uer"; D,lke's,
"hns 3ahytnn": l'ark, "After i}urk Sur.
rsy, "Cnlleen [}awn'; Standard, "East I.y,us";
PhlhaTIlluLtc, "UctnruuH.n
, 1879-03-21
CUTICURA RES0LVENT,
A. Great Purifying AKont,

ruroly medicinal. mud harmless TO tho youngest
child. this great reu,ety a1crs to thu wuary in-
valid ahsu!uto anl permanent re1trf. No coin.
htnati0n VI! medical snbstnucsa huf0ru ALTERED
tho afflicted pDasesaes the wonderful properties OF
thN ltcHoscnt. No other ot,n or prnc"aa ol cure.
1lthsr 0f nlucfnr fur internal AiMinistEAtinL. Uf
of eloctrclty Of ot!eE outward medical appliances.
pohscsacs u ttthu tf liz curative pnwef, bocausn
wcaknrss anI suffering. lisyn9 discovered tho
elements Ut dsca%u that maintain Lie dsbtI|talcd
wl,cG snr!pg d,spa.ss suI at1ections Of The braI
tic Ro40lve,lt wus compounded Of original ulet.c.
i1!al agents tlnl hal III tAaulselyts tie powcr Of
tns'es with the contcnta NJ tho stomach, It takes
its pIacu aulo'x tho constituents Of thu blood ami
Nsnlsa!lxtne a,.d cxpclng stssase. .lreciling ele.
menls, .paFfccsinx dIgcaitun,. guIetlng untl cun.
pua!ng th8 nervous synlun. and nutlfylng thu cit.
cnlnitig hutds. lla medical action tocins III,
bouHial, hscausa Of lts reaolyont and purifying
aelon. no nlci!cal preparation 70 be found III uuy
VI thu slsrdanl works posae.atug this now and
.DFfpluAl fc1ture.
, 1879-03-21
GRAND OPENING

And display Of Chalce Fabrics for Mons
Wcnr. by Ehwnr,i Ely g. Gu. Wahasll
Avenue, Corner Monroe Street.
Thu skieR were not },rbu1ii0us, but Eo0dly
number Of gentlemen wcro drawn tu thc store
of Edward Ely Il Gu. importing tailors, Mt tic
corlicr Of Wabash ave,lsle nnd Monroe street,
yesterday, tU witMrss one nt the Anest displays
Of spring md summer goods ever shown By
that celebrated lr,n at any Of It's memorable
"opcnngs." For ilsc benefit OF Liosu who were
not permitted to look upon thu tempt Ing exit
bItion yesterday. It will only be necessary to say
tlat the opruI,lE will continue to-day. Import
luz, rs this firm does, through two famous Lon
don houses and ono equally celebrated Paris
house, nt thus having access to The largest mud
granscBt collection Of ti.ic goods III the world,
It IL not .liittrut tu understand how It Is enabled
tn plaGe brfurc Its NUMEROUS patrons anu the
Chicago public generally Il selection Ut the
choicest, must stylish. u,h thoroughly elegant
goods tor .sEe artistic llablIinlent Of the ,naIo
group together. In fuct, as Il collection uf linr
Gohls, 1t IL simply unparalleled nti,l ut.apuroacll-
Mule ny any othcr Importing h1lsse on thls
continent. It cnbEases everything that Is
rev. fashionable, aud desirable for the coming
sGAsoil, nhi It's uncxatnpltd excellence 1nltst
commend Itself to tie correct tslso md dsctra
my Judgment Of every Ecl,icl,lat, Who desires
to t1e sty'sslY, appropfiately, anu economically
tfrcssclt.-tor tho PRESENT schedule nt prlGcs II
thu lowest TINT ts i''ssthle aml tnntntaisl their
higll STANDARD ol excellence. The eyu vi tho
visitor rests II. ttr1l on sl.e choicrst English
md FRENCH suitngs tn alt the various 1i,aiscs
AMI patterns II snft, medium, n.u' Cheyot
wools; on cnssil.sercs 1T Frctlef, English, Rn,t
Scotch production, III great variety, elegant IN
style ulsl sHperiur III quality; III ilgurc, watst-
cuatiilys, IN wnslgoo:ls,-a most suuerh assurt-,
latnt Ut tho CHOICEST designs aInl rnt,crs; anil
on elegant Frcnch ant English cashmere waist
coatlllgs,-n iiuu assortment In choicest qunll-
tiles. hi AuttUn to these elegant i.nporlations.
Mcssrs. Ely Il Co. uIsn1ay d y.sy ehs'lep .iuc of
stapic do,licsties, 50 TINT handsomely mud wulI
coutss aro brought within The reach of a!l WHO
desire really excellent Nrticlc. TITUS uli whn
lInyo refinement Ut taste. nld desirn to be
sty'ishiy, appropriately, asat economically
tiresseA, Gun have access to ilc choicest stuct.
tnge.llrr with Tho bust judgment nn,t skill of n
n.s.sscr IN uts profession secoud to nouo on this
COptllcnt.
, 1879-03-21

CHICAGO, A1arch 21.-Thc tlckot-ho1iless for
sllG opera of "Lotengrln," which was under
stored for Fr!day evening, must have bcrn
thoroughly llegustc<l upon reading the ar-
uounccment tuis morning OF Mr. Max Strl-
koscl,'s potpourrs entertainment o., tlic uccasun
of Miss KcllogG's benefit.
Mr.. Strakosch las An itlea that Chicago
audiences will ucecpt unythinl; 1t plcascs him to
give tllenl, mud Of late las followed Ills idea
quito closely. What With Ills withdrawal Of
SIgnur rantaconi from the cast Of "TI.e Ilucuc-
nots," n,pi llis gauzy EXCUSE Of Miss Laucastcr's
Illness preventing tic rendition Of "Lottengsin."
va arc beginning to think that Mr.. Ssrakp-eh
dues not !nteud q liyc up to l!is promises. No
doubt but that Miss Cary With her usual obllg-
tng sprit wuul gladly hare orcrptc1 the ro!u III
0rtr.M.
I'M confident that only rctcrate The scnts-
mcnts Of many hundreds of Frttiay-night MI
fortnnntcs when l say that such Treatment is
decidedly shabby,
1llc least Sir. Strakosch could do would he
to gtye lohcngrin u In its entirety. II he does
not, should wish twtth no disreapect 10 Miss
Kcllogc) to scu thin house on Friday evening"
Md porfecs concnurso af pcnpG Mt thu box-
otf1ce tlIu next morning cla,norfnE for thu re.
turn Of their mu,lcy. They would be perfectly
justified: w do not like to buy sali,on nttl
fiud 1t u lerrll,n, L. L. Il.
, 1879-03-21
SCROFULOUS ULCERS
Horos and DiacharRipR Wouuds,

And other external evidences Of sctnfula ure 10 bt
treated With thu Cuttcu. nssistcd by tho Euttrnra
span, wh!ls thu liesolsrat ~ hclns laken Inter
Iralcs. this new and original remedy IL tho only
Qnu that w Gun positively say Will euro such Skin
anI Scalp nlseaaus "a hait !thrlu, 'tottes, Hing.
rtso, barber. lic. Jacksuu's Itch, scall Head.
nanlsuH. IND NJ! Itching, liurnns, aud healy
With III lha eoAalu.ro i'osn Ut repeated suscrsv,
When pyery other Eusntt!y Ut Tho hooks tlsd failed
even to ru'ieyc. Thu grateful. soah!uc, aud hca1.
snost marvellous wight aser Witnessed " 4 ply.
xielAn.
The Cur!cynA nnaEp!E. arc prepsred ty Wsxxs
ton.st., lEostoD. Prtca Of GuTlruHA. v.pull 6oxrt
hJc; largo loxgs, coNtatntny TWO aud ono. .helf
times tho quantity Ut snIall, 81. ltxx0LvkST, il
psr bottIs. Cur,cvnA s"Ar. 20 couss; W malt.
- etnts: . cakes. 10 ccnIs.
, 1879-03-21

:, y DanbNry man was pasaing through Sugar
liollow OIL Sundar afternoon, When he cspict',
US iar up IN the cHp.rtaM blue {eupyrIght ntt-
piled for) ns 1t svns lIosstble fur tc eye 10 be.
l.ofs! such 8ntrtncle, Il t,uwk bearing In its
talons n partridge. Iie gave yell. u,nl tho
l'awk immediately dropped its gltc nntl tel
part stlga llomc mil ate It. The law for thu
protection of partrtlges IL t,,,, and tile tna,,
ttould be prosecuted without doubt; bit pride
IN votcu tsut can scase d hnwk a ,nitr oil
struggles In l!'n bEcast of n community with
Should TIN! e1Icroacl,ny Sen eat awuy ul tile
land a,lI make Uanbury sllure town, his
prescbce wlil save tho expense of costly log
tIurI1.
, 1879-03-21

mudcst feller, at,4 he's honrst teller; but
bctwixs you aml ] nnl the post, Mr.. Juncs.''
said Browut contilent,alIy, picking his Wisdom,
tooth With his Ii,tlriinEcr t,ai. "lsobInspn nint
70; neither the looks, nor yet tbs lunruarc.
nor yet the manners vi gentleman" "l9iE,t
you orc, sir,h said Jonc., st1oycin5 the mcltcd
re'nains Of lhs ice-puddh.g into Ills noutt, With
strei ktltfe (which lie afterwards wiped ou tll:
tablccloth}. "fou've 1T lin urf to q r."
lhs ellitl was evidently iost-crtcd bitterly
could not toll US wlirrc its parents lived, or
whether she wa. MI hrphan, Or wllat her father
WIS, Or where Rlie wcnt to school. lEntur intel
liyent Dulleenan.1 Policeman tn friendly
whisper" Where does your mother ret her
Et'l, my dearf" And tue mystery was solved.
, 1879-03-21
EccentrlcItlcs ut II Town Clock.

Tie old familiar solnti OF ,he town Clock Is
aeaiu heard, Though not wound ", s,t,r rum
,!uS during ll!r epidemic, Il took some stranaa
uctal .! Iiahrrt Mct;Itnto,l, our nohio, fnithful
sol'iier'prlntcs, the clock struck |. t!Mugh
known not to have been running Or striking ,,r
GLIDING hlnlscli. numbcrcu eight, whlla sitting
hy tho bedside VI hia sun, WHO waa writhIns III
tho hot grasp ol yeIlow fever, .waa startled Us!a
nEht by this curious clock. which a!uwiy wlnl
distinctly struck I. lie started from hts sad
rcycrsr, au.l exclaimed, "Illrrc, ouu must DIG
W. shall bu only scYen." Aud oEe died.
, 1879-03-21

Charles ]. Wells, Tho autllor of l:at loug md
curious poetn, ''Ju2rIa aud Ills H.sthreu," ltcl
last iAunih In France. lie was charming lhan,
n fas leu, NJ ati!'rrss, having thy tastes Of a
sellolar and Ut hunter. lie lived aucu 1870 in
pe. try, but, having attempted In vain to a1ll
publisnrr fnr ally 0f lilun.. le hurol tho whole
insst u manuscript at hi. wfc's dra,t Tho
drama Of "Joseph atsI Ills Brethren Twas the
only work u Lis Ills wAlsA liz HsvleEYel. II
, 1879-03-21
IELEGRAPBlc MnIEs.

SAN Francisco. March 20.-A dispatch from
Vfrv[nia, Ncv., says The Norcross md Savage
:stnrs 4nut down until tho sutro Tunnel draius
arc complete.
NzwPonr. March ao--'rtc funeral Of Gen.
TIMmas W. Sherman t0nk place tu-lay.
San FRANCISCO, AIarrh MA dtspatcl, from
portlalld says Chiefs Amol,alla aI,l Moses liavu
arrived al Vancouver. Other chiefs aro cum
lug In.
, 1879-03-21

WIS fisat published IN faJi, bt II was mt until
lhift 'Fit literary critics announced It's yaiM to
auy practical purpu.o Iicn lie worid t,uEa,, 10
talk nf II, anil thu utl matI. w'u fnuml II lit
possible ut llrst tn take this revival ser1aIy, 8u
nng AM! 50 utterly had 10 piyen ut ambition,
wukc NJ Inst u take n great Interest In The mat
ter. And 80 he died mot without honur.