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DFCISIONs-JUNE 90.

Supreme Court hdBtbds-BV Judge Lawrence
Magic ag McFeeter Granted Ia the matter OF Brooks
memorandum. jenkins Adams Motion granted
payment Of all OF action 10 prese time Mabie
AfJWs.The motion Tor leave 10 hlB supplemental
granted upon pavme1t u costs 81 The action the pres
euttt Ia 10 iudgmt 10 stand IA ths meantime
Brady-isoblus0u tho National Bank
berne- this should be- order 20 show In
matter OF hoehsm Il al-MOuOn granted allowance $50
COmpany-MOtOn denied without costs. In the
the opening Of Odd st. etcOIdeT appointing
the matter smith, etc-PaPeis incomplete The OF
DedeckAppe sussine Ia ihe matter OF tho opening Of
granted. Draper this Chase Manufacturing Company
Oliver agt. Thompson Oliver agt Oyer In the matter OF
Woods IN the matter d Dunyi the matter Of Martin; IN
the matter OF byrne In The matter o Ross In The matter Of
Kerr In the matter OF FarChid.-GraLted
By Judge D0uOhue In the matter OF May aR RosenD1ch
and another. same same No. 2order dischaTg
bDeciIt IerBI-By judge Don0hue.-he4yer agt Helyer
c,rcitt~ Part by Judge Wan BruuL-The People, etc.
Percy aCase settled kingsnd agI tho Mayor, etc..
Findings signed
Superior Coart-Special TTBl--By Judge Freedman.
The Madison Avenue baptist Chufch HgL the Baptist
Ouver OTdoT denying motion. tOgg,hau agL
Bloom a-Reference ordered MeDb Foster AL The
Merchants National Bank. Reid "a al, No.
act same . Brush sgt. Dry DOCK aud Broad
way AMI Belt haiiroad Company Culver agt Whipple.
Orders of d-cDniinudnce OhceT agL Bushnell aOnltr
the Beicher silver Mining Conn .-Orders Of
substitution Latham a The Universal iifs
pauy-Orier releasing property from lien Of ludemeLt Hen
dcrson agL savageOrder DENYING motion without costs
IiitChcDCE or Ter dlsil.-ng
Baker schmengerOrder Diminishing motion. Loeb u al
ag. Hman 81 AT u'ertAklhs approves" Inc bctys
National Bank agt Keller order dischAIglng surely, etc
Gallup Agt Kennedy al-Order discOntuutg acOn,
agL the Central mon Iceg tph COMPANY Fer
guson agt NOOrhis stevens ag Steednan; kiopman
i0lnan Conner agt Taylor hitman AT Horizon Slerns
agt steedman DurAnd agt Cook 81 ali Henderson ag
hester; FurgusOn agt NuOrhis taKas agt.
Bank Tor >ayings etc Judd As CONWAY HO'uJ as Gen
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ont the words as and insert instead OF an oral
nary civil 40 the clause would read 10 De usen ~
stead Of an ordinary civil police force to keep the peace
etc ReIected-veas, 16: nays, 2s.
Mr.. CONKLING offered the following anenoinen' !;
At the end OF Section insert the words provided
nothing herein shall be construed 10 aneet
the right employ any part OF ths
Army To execute the laws In such cases an9
and under such circumstances such employment OF san
force NAV be expressly authorized by the Constitution
posse cnmiiatus OF the act Of 1881 Rejected
Yeas, Is NAYS, 81 - .,
Mr. CONKLING moved TO amend by adding to section
tle following words: Provided that nothing ~ tns
section shall be construed 10 affect the power OF .e
President 10 employ such parts IF the land ana naval
forces OF the United states he may deem necessary 10
enforce faithful execution OF the laws OF the unteu
States suppress such rebellion III Whatever otatc
or Territory thereof where the laws O the United STATES
NAV be rciby opposed the execution thereof 1'fci
bly obstructed" This il the language OF Inc acts OF
Congress Of 1892. 1873 ana 1907. sianhng IN cecoh
52gS Revised statutesl Rejected-l6 20 10
He also moved To add to the section " except When
necessary in aid of the civil authorities, ana theh oh
ON application by the civil authorities" hejecteu-Ao
TO 20. -. a..
Mr BLAINE (Rep., Mel offered his amendment 10
prevent any person approaching the polls carry q
deadly weapon openly or concealed Retected-lS 10 ~
MI WINDOW rep, Minn) offered me ioloWlns
smendmenf Al tbe end Of section add the words,
Except as authorized by the Constitution or the Unlied
States" Rejected-lS 10 20. 49,, am, .oo.,
Mr. CONKLING moved to strike out the nith secuoh'
Rciected-1S TO 80.
Mr. WRITER'S Dem. Val said ne hoped the senhle
would non-concur in the amendments made III commit
tee OF the Whole 3, 1870, l..
The amendments were nOn-cOncurTed I'D, scNerai ~
publican Senators in lulgng III humorous thruss AZ tue
Democrats for voting down thsr own amthulhe n.s. ,
The bill was read "a third time and put on us hn"i
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OWL NOrEs.

Chief-Justice Waite heard argument in the
United Circuit Court yesterday appeal in
suit brought the District Court by the Erie Railway
Company against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The suit arose out Of collision between the ferry boats
Pavonia and ID. 5. GREGORY on January 3. 1873. The
District Court held tn. Gre In fault aud the present
LOUIS Blumengart against Joseph David was
the title Of called before Judge Van Worst IN the
Supreme Court, Circuit yesterday. Ex-Judee CariozO
was counsel for the plaintiff and eXJudge Dittenhoeer
for the defendant. A the about to be opened
Judge Dtenhocfer that among the Jurors. who had
been euDanelled before the lawyers in was
cieut tho defendant IN the Attention called
20 the fact aud decided 10 try the case without
Jury.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House Mr.. GOODE Dem, Va.), from
the Committee on Epidemic Diseases, reported Dill
approprating sos 900 for the establishment OF quar-
antine Hospital IN Hampton Roads Va Referred 10
Committee OF the Whole.
Tho SPEAKER proceeded to call committees for re
ports of private nature ana stated that the
pending business was tne consideration OF the
bill extending for years the patent OF Daniel "
Cook for evsporatng cane juice Passed.
Mr. SINGLETON Dem, Miss.), Chairman or the COM
mlttee ON Printing reported resolution Tor the prinhE
Of the report and the testimony taken DS inc VII"
yer Committee az the last Congress- ~, II,
Mr.. CONGER rep MIch.l made The point OF order
t6eI rae could not be reported today lie
thought that there was 30 man on lhe Sn,T r'e y,
who was willing 10 iake the TeSIoH'i"i'y " '7
Mr.. SPRINGER tDem I'D ana Mr. cox QDenl,, y.
" expressed their willingness 10 cake the RESPONSE
Nj cox remarked that the report fun Of meat,
The SPE SKER led that he would submit the ques
ton House whether the resolution "ouu h'o'o
public o private business. 49, -.,
Mr.. CONGER called FOR the readlhg Oh tue IoPo''
which 10 was proposed 70 PRINT
The resolution was thCrrupOn Withdrawn.
Mr.. CRAPo Qiep., Mass ron me o1,nI'5'tee d., Ia
Banking and Currency, reported - hi ahiHoflHihe tc
Conway National Bank, OF Conway MisT'' TO cH'hEe
it, name and location. Passed.
Sir. CLARDY Dem, MOI, from The COMMITTEE on
Commerce. reported b euihorZing me ION
of railroad bridge across the Ndolsh h.Vet ~ t
Wholc-Nr BRIGHT tDeIn.' IennJ i'll the Cndr-uPOn
the private calendar - .t.,.
about spent III ltt INC liif
hills were reported 10 the House and passed.
Mr.. LAPHAM Rep., y. ~ presented the views OF the
minority Of judiciary Committee on the Ne-O mes
sage Ordered printed.
The SPEAKER submitted the application Of fo'ue
dozen members for indefinite leave ol absence, Only one
of which gave sickness as the cause all he rest plead
INK important business.
Mr.. CONGER desired TO know what more important
bus ness Representative can have than attending 10
his pdhIc duties.
objection was made by Mr.. ATKINS and others. so
that rave was granted only in the case where SICK
ness was alleged As ctu~e.
The House then. al o'clock adjourned until to-mor-
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THE courts.
A PoMcEMAvs ALLEGED BRUTALITY.

A polio EMANS ALLEGED BRU TALLY.
John j. Mccarthy, an officer of the Twenty
first Police Precinct arrgHsd IN the Court Of Cen
er Sessions yesterday, CHARGED with having attempted
TO commit outrageous assault Christina Eyles
little girl fourteen years OF The complainant lives
at No. G2 New Bowery. When The child was called To
the witness stand cried bitterly for some minutes
but Judge GIlerseeve by talking to her kindly reas-
sured her and she able 10 proceed. Sine testified
that about $3.50 a. m. March 1, she sent by her
mother 10 bakers shop and New BOwcry and James
# met the pri soner. then officer OF the
Fourth Precinct He stopped down anu kissed her ard
DRAGGED her a.cT, th-tdndug her screams
au struggles Some person living at No 20 James-s
heard her cries and shouted from the window " Get
Ou or III shoot yOu" Tine oii'er then out Of the
alley and Eirl escaped subsequently he met her
again rs Shs was approaching her home. tie made IN
effort apturc her, bat she erred out FOR assistance
ami the prisoner disappeared. The witness was cross
examined at length by the prisoners counsel nui htt
story was ~ way shaken Captain Petty testified to
the identified ion of the prisoner ny the complainant m
the FoIrih Precinct StatOn-hpuse Mrs. ktte cassidy
ana Mrs Ann Acuew OF No. 20 Jamcst. GO rob Iratcd
the cUmplainaur- statement. For the defence the
prisoner was called hts Own behalf ent uencd posi-
lively the ch lrgr made against him. O-he- Witnessc.
were called az t. character The case was Adjourned
uufII MOuJaV.
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CLAIMING DOVER AFTER MANY YEARS.

Mrs. Sana Bartlett, In a suit tried before
Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court, Crcuit yesterday,
asserted her dover rights the wife Il Caleb Bartlett
Who was generally supposed by his friends, when he
died IN S6l TO be - bachelor lie was grandson Of
Josiah Bartlett. sguer OF the Declaration Of Ind-
pcndence. TIE defendant f. Joseph Muslner who pur
chased the promises No. 100 Coolest, which were sold
b. Caleb Bartlett May 2s 1858. The plaintiff testified
that six weeks before this sale she married TO Mr.
Bartlett At Staplctou g. T. where he resided 10y the Rev
Sidney A. Corey; taat they lived together for eome
time ana that had borne two children 10 m Sey' rl
Witnesses testified either to the performance o. the
rage ceremony the subsequent domestic life OF the
cuufle
For the defence DR.. Corey called: he did not
mcmner 20 have performed the ceremony. nor was i
named among the hi. record which he had
kept since he became minister. Margaret Nelson was
n servant from 1857 To 1861 In the family where Mr.
Bartlett lived; testified that during that D0 shr
never saw the pJintif IN his company. In 1861 she
mad charge or MIN when he brought to Ec~-YOrk
suffering from para yss He treated in Bellevue
Hospital ana died IN the Hospital for Incurahos AZ
BlackWelps Island; his body buried in the family
vault on Staten Island. The jury disagreed.
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DGnkrnpt Nol res.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 Sth day OF June, a d. 1879. a Warrant in Bank
rptcy was .sued against Of JOH N T. BARROW
Of the City " New.Nork IN the County OF NewYorS ana
stare of New-YOrk been adiudged bankrupt
his own petitions that the ment q any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging 10 such bankrupt
To him OF his use aud the transfer OF property
BY him, forbidden by law that meeting OF the
creditors the said bankrupt 10 their debts and
to choose asSgnees OF ms estate. VIII be
hed al a Bankruptcy. be holden at No. l35
Fultous; city YORK before Edgar Ketchum.
esq. Register, the sd day Of July, !. D. 1872 nc II
O'Clock M. Lou Is r. fAlNt
L. Marshal Messenger Southern district OF NewYor
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1879

tbaOriers granted The Pctet Artificial Ice company
limited AIT Rubsam. Motion denied with $40 costs At
nanlt AFT counsel fee ~ SluO Rftu
Townsend agt yacang Judgment ana opening
default n
Common Preas-Specidl 7rm-Bv Judge van Hoe,
seu-The Nsw.York Life Insurance Company aet mtlVy
and Others suits Judgment OF foreclosure hu ae &
In the ma 81 the Of Harris 10
ordered kaufman Veter: Delaney, IT, art "rsNnSs
Dowling agt the Mayor etc.-Appicauon glancn bpili
agt Hitchcock the matter Of the petition OF "ei' e'o
Conner act. Narthe-. -Grantei 80, o,,.- .o,,ta,
By Judge Day.-MOrrs et al agt hier-otuer Sotuo"
I'm accordance wi within draft.
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Che Curt.

NONEY ISLAND RACES ut Prospect Park.
~ SATURDAY, June u, TUESDAY, June D.
THURSDAY, June 20
each Vay, commencing promptly at O'Clock
The reached direct by Prospect PARK ant
Coey Island RarOad COuey Island Point
ing with T. r. ami G. l. H. h. leaving West 24hsL. North
River 1880 West lOth-st l2:I ana :tU
9. m; FrankhnsL, 1870 and l5u Pier No = North
River at $50 and p. wood - nth
ana 2Dhst) every ID reached horse from
all BrtO ferries The
Hunters Beach II. 10 minutes
Brighton Hotel 10 Race Course
JOHN Il. HECKSCHER LEONARD JEROME
secretary. President.
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD sVPPbs
boat 90 cents Steamers leave plcr 40 Norm t'o
every day except SUNDAY, at 5.3U y. m.
steamers OF the NORWICH LIN leave same pier uay'
including Nunday at D. Tor Boston, Worcester.
aud Portland and the WhIe Mountains Gai, eN'ePNs
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on and after June 10. 1873.

Double Track the most Improved Equipment aud ths
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
on and after June lG. 1873.
EXPRESS Trains leave New.York via DsDrosses and COr
landt Street Ferries follows:
$3.50, 1880, $40, Il o lmiJe,) II A. M j. 3ao T. D. - to1
$3.50 aud 10 r. Sunday, $50 and M D o. ';3O $780,
and 10 7. M.
AT Jersey cry anorng speedy ard direct transfer
tor Brooklyn travel
Returning tiaus leave Philadelphia l2:Ol 300 800
100. .. $40 ana IA a. Limited Express 1880 p m =
5.lu. and 800 On SUNDAY I-.OL o-V o.J), > '-0V
a. M; I, 7:35 p. nj. $500
Ticket Ouces-NOs. J26 and 9i+ Broadway. No AstOt
House ANA foot OF Desbrsses and Cortlhd SIS 30 1Oit
and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot OF tutoD-,i BOOK
yn: Nos. Ia, ll5 ana llo Hudsol-st" iODo.eni
Depot, jersey cry. EmigIant Ticket Gincr 10 : BAT
tery.p!acr. +. Z. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger ASt
Non
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

Il via Providence Direct. ,. ~,
FULL NIGHTS KEsr ONLY AZ MILES or RAIL-
THE fANoNiEE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Roy Allen, - ,..., Not,
RHODE ISLAND captain jesse Lii
leave p. dairy Sundays excepted, from fler ~ wv
(tOOt OF MaIrcnsL) ,t.ts
Passengers arrive m Boston az Z a. m NO htcim'N
landings between NewNor ana Providence 49, =, and
tickets secured at Nos. sos, oos' -.
glg broadway at Metropolitan aud Ffth Avenue AZ
y 3b3 WASHINGTON Hfol klyu. Also, ucA'S Ile,t
ali principal ticket Offices and at AL oihcos VI
colt Express Company. .,o,,r Prest
l. ". T.. 4. Agt d. ;. kABApNN'
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Fourteen Through Trans way daily three depos in
Philadelphia two IN New-GOrk-
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EOR \FW-UAVEN. UARTFOnD. SPRlNG-


y EM BORl LINE
~ FOR BOSTON.
FIkST-CLA>- FAKE ~.
Ticket, limited aud only steamer leaving New.
OF sale, and connecting Train leayng NcNpors
the next morning al $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
will leave New YORK daily nj m Sundays excepted rom
y. foot OF MurIaysL Passengers by this route
leave New 80 L. 80 later other ines
AMI Newport az a:3O win IA II EXP kl>S
IHAI y. arriving Boston 1850 THIS II THE ONLY
low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning cOnDectn train leaves Boston
running through % Newport IN two hours Stef
arrives New lOrk at J o'clock next morning
StaeroDms be Obtained the
the Line. Pier p. y. r.. ana ON board II lmers
GEO L. CONNOh BORDEN & LOWELL
General Pass'r. Agent. Agents
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TO PHILADELPHIA
1

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot Of Lbertyst for Freehold a.
7:45, ll.s6 a. IN. T., J:l5. 6 D.. IN.
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Double Track. the most Improved Equipment aud ths
taslest Time consistent WIN absOIute SAFETY
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TKENrON AND PHILA UELPHIA.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A. ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 1879 depot loot OF COriandt and DtsbOsses-
100 p. for EasiOn bethlehem. Allentown. hellng.
Mauch Chunk nalleion MahaEoy city, Ashland wilkes
barre, scranton and Iuu khannpck.
90 p. m. Night Express, daily for Easton Bethlehem.
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WiEesbarfe Elmra Ithaca
Geneva. Auburn Rochester. Buffalo Niagara rails and
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
KOBI SANRE SuD't and Engr.
General Eastern Office corner Church and Corr ss
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANN'S PIER fOOt 81 SECOND-Sl HOBOkEN
ODER sat. June II Ri -...sat, Juy0
IVES II zee. sat y GEN. WERDER- sat. July II
RATES OF PASS AGE from NETWORK 10 SOUThAMP
TON, HANRE OR BlEMEN -.
FIRST STOOL SECOND CABIN
SIEERAGE, $50.
tickets Prepaid steerage certih
Gates. $50.
tickets al points in the soath Of England $50
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CALL RIVER LINE


A + r. 4BJSIDN AID THE EAST 49,. -.-
RE best ruute 20 NEWPORT, BOSTON,, NEW .bED
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOW ELL. MARTHA, VINE
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MOUNTAINS, M
Ian - principal cities aud inland ami selshore
and tie provinces. The mann OH
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PkONIDENC E leave New
York daily Sundays includcu Al 5o =: NJ from lIeI %
Clt, 4: D. M. via Annex. GRAND fhOMENADE Cos,
CEErS on evening by the splendid band, aug
orchestra attached t0 these steamers. FULL NIGHTS
REST No int rme,iste landing between NE~1OHh ahd
FALL RIVER. special train leaves steamer "bal' 81
RIVER a. Gg5 M tMoudIis excepted when the steamer VIII
touch 10 Newport. Newport $50 -Four morn
ing uains ~ LII RIVER 10 BOSTON. First tram arrives
Boston $50 a. Returning train leaves Boston
T. m. Steamer arrive NeW-lork b;3J a. IN. tlcs.t-
stateroons, &c.,, can Ce obtained N H Rev 1oss
and at all principal hotels. transfer ana ucAes
Offices at the office Of the line the pier, ana 20
board steamers Nos. and C0ufst and az Annex olct
Br0oklyn and Jersey ". In Boston at No Old state
HOUSE anu al ''' B0KDEN & LOWELL, Agents y. Y.
GEO J.. COSNOR- General Passenger Agent.
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
i FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MoN tREAi. ana IN
termedatr points. steamers leave Pier 20 r r. daly
(Sundays excepted AZ D. (iwenty thId IL = X ~ 5lo
D. M IL connecting with Special Trans A. New
Haven Tor Hartford springfield &c. Tickets sold ana Dag
gage ked at 9i3 Broadway New forA and IolfSe'
Brooklyn. Excursion TO Sew. Haven and return III %
DOR NEW-HAVkN. It's surroundings and
i al stations the New-Y0rS, Boston ana Air LIZA
John IL SrARiN aps ERNsrUs CORNING leave Pier =
n r. foot OF Court ,ndtst ar NJ every night ~ 'ls
week exceDt SATURDAY. View Haven IN time iot Al
morning trains all railroads best aces for passeazrs
freight fare 81 excursion, 81 90 Stsrns New
iiahSpor'auon Liu" JOHN IL. STARIN. Proprietor
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NEW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

n EW -1UKK and LUNU BKANIH DIVISION
~ Tfains leave for Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Groys
&C.. at 7i5 ., il4j, a. NJ, 100. $3.50 lexpress T. 5l5G
=. NJ
sage connections 10 aud from KEYPORT Mafawan sta
ton and from Oceanic and Fair Haven
and from Point Pleasant AZ sea Grt with all trains.
REDUCED EXCU RSION FARE~-FOR THE SEASON
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These lrscass steamships san regularly at p from
per No. -, NOTrh River. a. follows:
steamship MOkEO CASTLE. 10y WE'D ESDAf. June29
steamship AN TTAGO De CUBA SATURDAY, July
Unsurpassed For freight apply 10
WILLIAM T. CLYDE & CO.. No. 50 Broadway.
JAWTON BROS. Agents in Havana.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-25

ty- Why is it that so few men of leisure and
means from San Francisco aud the East avail them
selves of the delightful trip between the coast and
the Hawaiian Islands? This question has often &C.
CURED to US. The truth is, as Col Fair remarked
10 us on Saturday evening last, the people of the
East have no conception OF the pleasure OF such u
voyage aud still less idea OF the agreeable surprise
10 be met arriving at our beautiful little city Of
Honolulu. with its sceueTy and surroundings 50
picturesque aud lovely as they burst upon the Wis
lou of the stranger Tor the first time, entering
the harbOr Apart from the natural scenery, So
unique and lovely, that skirts Honolulu all Sides
the comforts aud couvenleuces OF first class hotel,
the public buildings, cosey haroUT with ships from
all nations at anchor. our crowded and busy
wharyrs, the number and neatness of the public
hacks With native drivers, among the objects
which astOuish the stranger. But when We take
into account the scenes of natural beauty and
real grandeur OF the WiudwsTd Islands of the group
with their vOlcanOs, extinct craters, majestic noun
tains, waving cane fields and extensive plains, rich
with floral beauty, aud forests OF prmeySl age aud
grandeur; then add TO all thls, every variety OF
climate from irgd to tOrid zone, We have here all
that can be desired by the student OF nature, the
tourist or of leisure, 10 give real delight his
visit these islands, with profit for his pains, and
all this eau be dUue AZ comparatively small eX-
penditure OF money aud time. The stranger seeking
pleasure pastime, can mud no more lovely spot
on earth than our island home, ana every point can
be reached by the accommodations furnished by
the tine cOasting steamers Likelike, KilAuea H0u.
James Nakee, and others in the Kingdom, engaged
in the trade between the islands. With suCn IN
ducements We look forward TO the day, which eau
not be distant, when thUusAude OF tourists will
visit the Hawaiian Islands in preference crossing
the boisterOus North Atlantic Ocean, encouutering
countless iucOuyeuiences and great peril 1t IL
passing strange that little should be known, by
the people of the outside world, of The Sandwich
Islands, their resources aud scenery. No can
visit these islands without being iaVOTably impressed
with the many pleasures that can be crowded into
the space OF two three weeks of time, all of
which must be seen 10 be appreciated. These is
lands terra tHe0gHifd TO those who have never
visited them, and tor some reason other, the
world has been strangely Kept IN the dark about
them for many years. that but very few persons
have any idea that they anything else than the
dwelling place OF a of semi saGages, without &
history object of interest To crafty tue mind
OF a stranger, excite his curiosity. WetrejOice
to observe, however, that this state of things is
giving way to a spirit Of enquiry on the part OF
many people who, when they visit these Isles OF
the Ocean, will speak OF the pleasures to be derived
from visit, and who will induce others 10 come
aud see for themselves.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-25

singular abduction case lately occurred in New
York. A man named Marx Peiser, whose wife had
for time been falling into disssipated ways and
the company of persons Of doubtful character, finally
ordered her from his house and refused live with
her any longer. While standing in the street, the
other day, he aecosted by his wife, who, with
tears in her eyes iupsed him to take her back and
promised TO be good He refused TO have
anything to do with heE, whereupou she gave a sig
nal and three men approached, lifted Peiser in their
arms and carried him of, the accompanying
them. Peiser missing for day two, but has
now reapp+ared and says that he is going to live
with his wife again.