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'twcnty.ave aeres about Slsooo :.
:meInor'al to, Frcsdotn, md TO ;Eo =, u y = At
those eclanclpatcd slaves. Tin Ros sealR,atlity ot
COX, In huhatf Of Mrs. u. 2. Ston. y y. M.Wn4-
Mas' , irnye. n,snse s9 to fak Ts ssdIsn s,Is,:
VIII ncarly pay otle debts on tIc 'asl rs Ht''nunt
and eaya lilo lnrger for The further cs aaa! e.ete,
OF thc untvcrslty.. -Four Of tio rsasn,uaoosh'ny
now missionaries IN Africa OF In tfbaaoaates aro
@i,1G1'sY oy q GY,ca sa g. ,s msansas,9s ms1ss9
reap!ng seed for tho p.antne sth ~ t'n !, sow!nI3
the Dark Continent. Iast year ny ~ rndos?el IN
young folks Of Fisk wcre out teachmwpo ill., .. H. the
CURING the characterization, HIcnt,r ,sSghool
lifted herself up afluve tho nottr, enIieaRo
q mighty uplltt, JSsp"s,; ne = south
, 1879-05-26
lnk Into Ills privnto drawor, Col. Stuart
missed Nll ; bis passes. Hv nt once
tatcrfnphc1 10 ucu, Smith for

= description OF tho individual, anil tho auewcr
showed plRinlY that he WIS no btilcr tlsan BAR
rctt. .Tberailtoad companies wore At once mott.
tlrd OF thotoss of tho pasHes, nnd ttspatcf, WIS
sont to Kansas City to arrcst the Youth. lie,
llnwcvcr, hal luft. kilograms were tllci for :.
ind Et1s1ay mofnit,g Special AGunt se',nursc, Of
St. Iorisa answered thnt Barrett was thcrc. In
tho ovenlqE Col. Stuart took tl,c Alton Road for
tho utl,er, ,ond OF tho brldlc. When near East
I,antisd htn i!s ii. Louis i Alton pass with It'd
Information that he Ind just takcu IT from q
tnnn IN tho sleeper. Tic conductor, who had
rscolySd Instructions tcearanG G1 S pa;s ,s got OF
until aftcf Alton was reached. Col: Stuart md
lie at onc6 went 6ack 10 interview tue man. AZ
aratllu wns uot inclined 10 tnlk. but when he
tount ont the position he WAS In he tnclloWed
AMI bechniA communicative:
1fo said l,fs nano was ]. r. 1ennNs. mud That
le was travelling agent for Now York house.
When Ia Chicago ho Ind called onJ. 4: Webb,
f.e s ss19f o 5y yss fs Ss' fol- + e. & @ Ea @ @s5S SS
pass pas, Which ''' va. vi II r'sSt, md Thtss
PAID tfe money: Msbn M te' nt,r,s aGslrra n'm 9 t9
Dunn T. Jordan, No. 113 North Fourth street,
81. Louis, whteli contained number Of passes,
telling him lie could put the ". Lotls y Alton
PASS Into the engetopo betofe he ha',1ed + oyer.
This letter. which Dc'lncy turned over to Col.
Stuart, was ~ fol'o"s:
Ctf1cAao. May A. 1R7N,--Mr. BalI.g'n-DEAn
@ pfG.fo bs it, SP T 5 a. Resn
them aitogushof. 80 t'at II W. snow n gaod 10 t!!o
q, 's, a @ s%n 'o not "ros nnm ," snw
thn,n ~ ~ ,fnn.v 9aorntnp ~ navo nsrtv n nse
Il Monday al Is ;,0 10 Ka,,sas CITY. Iiorng cyory
!. A. WEnB.
AR. BALDWIN IA. of courac. myth Dunn &
jordan bcl,,t. ecaIocrs
Maying sec1rcI ths letter. Col. stuart telc.
Search Wcbb9s placo for tic other tlssIni,
, 1879-05-26
SUBURBAN..
rRu-rt HAS.ff

The names Of persons taking part Ia "Pina-
foro " at Hyde PARK on Tuesday evening have
Just been cIvcn. They arc:
Sir Joseph Postor, K. G. D.,..M Mr. ". !. Falsman
Gapt: Cotcosan .........""..Me. J.. r. Molinenx
LICK uhaua3e.-.. AT. Il. II. WOouIe
Bill !aob.tay.,..,.".. ...h!r. GeoF9e G. Wilson
Tom Tucket,,... ...-.....-.....M Master Harry Waito
'an 5%9"p'dtg tse. ax AGos
Splendid .camon: rsatt: !sseinson. Koags!s. W.:
s,.,. tv,, H. tefs' .' w'1ita%*0n, aud Wight:
cou.ia: nd ns.s: bsssss.' s aoods, dfHsSa. Ksssi.
han. na @i.n SE ss,a'; aaa @ra'tS s'tRS,'ns' Webster
THIS ls to be the last performance of tho
Mendelssohn Club this season.
On May 81 young man named john t1ar-
FnEton presented Mlnsstf TO Jatned Watson, Of
Grand Crossing, asking for board, and gave q
certificate from &. J. Hayes, Mater Mechanic Of
the Weldon shopa, saying that Harrington WIS
The Writing was very poor, and 80 Watson took
the notn 70 llnyes, who wrote on tue faco
" "forGery." The young signer nj other peo-
plea names Haa 1t once plncel In quod by Wnt-
son, a1ia has rested lu tho Hyda Park, jail since
Saturday uIght. llo will he examined to-day.
Tho Thunder storm played sail havoc In Hyde
Park yesterday qioEninY. breaking down fences
and trees. Tho only serious casp Known hap
pened about half-past 8, at the home Of Mr..
Central Railroad track. where the lightning
struck huge cottonwood tree md then passed.
10 yeranda OF the house, Koing In through
shlnales und paastsrlnX. entorltE through two
sooMls, anu Aually gollK uoWu tho chimney. The
damage WA slight.
, 1879-05-26
. FISK UNIVERSITY.
Commencement Exercises OF tho Coiorcd
College at Nnshyllle. Tenn.

Commcncemont-Ex Exercises OF tho Coiorcd
College at NASHVILLE. Tenn.
Special CorrtsponStnes of 1as 74fnune.
NASHVILLE Tenu,, May Cit seemed Just
like any Commencement At tho Noslh. Tile
crowd, the nativo music, the efrnstons OF classic
literature and Of patriotism, the diplomas Oh
parchment, the Presidents fatherly words at
parting, the annual address,-all appeared ns
natural as though II were not done up In ebony
md bronze. On the wall buck Of the platform
wore hung the portraits Of William WIlberforce,
David Livingstone, aud Lord ShsftsburY. About
these were fcstooued the flags Of tic United
States, OF England, and Of Holland, which. with
the portraits had been presented to tho Jubilee
slngers when they wcra abroad. To this adnr.,-
Ing was added rich cotnb!na tion Of evcrEreons
and Of flowers.
Tile class had been s'ftel down to four for
graduation. 1t Is onIya wonder that any, at
thts early DAY "after freedom,n could have
aged in Fisk Tho class entering the 9ensor
numbera i've: tho Freshmen, tcn,--in alt. twep-
ty-stx for the next year in the cot1ega.coursc.
TIE whole number for tho past year has bos II
es4, There arc two norma! COURSES the higher,
and tho comsnon SCHOOL. In the study OF the
ology there arc thfr teeu students.
A misslona ry-lecture, mid also the Commence
mcnt address, wero delivered by the Rev. j. e.
Tho examinations By written questions were
iAoe.a1 eiat ILL s, w.. ~ touEss os sno ~.
nt .h.s suss1 hssn snoe gSaos Gaans e1cel ~ iae
tI, nehe5 uias"es; an arcaK'ns usy ao reSea!
Enou ~ aSaa y. ahvu osa!ur1, w sness !ouI p9p
~ Hst. stneatsata na9u Snu"n. riosIocnt y. u:
Cfa'a.h seeme natasal'y 70 no tae ea'uooinent
ot 4a1 1nsr coneefns. Comihs IN Tue la1l
oI Ieoo 10 pasccn9aasse INC Ground.
nati s;, ~ ,'anuaIy, , aoo 70 opeh INC
FIX FIX SCHOOL, aav!sg eerveo a.! ne Ame as
l!astce naYsng spent thtee years abroad along
W,tM to JaplIees' ana nGW ioE these ton5 yeats
nssms !. stooo 10 tlssioent' 1e Gan veil aays
Ruolum masua para iut" ihe hav. II. ..
nennett !sas peeh on tae ground tWalVe years
Is Golisee.pastol ana teaehef !n t9eo!oEF: rrol.
A.. 4. r.. spence samo 1Foth Cna's IN M1ehleah
UntVeFstI. anu fTo!: F. a, CnnSe W0s stuaent
N tho Same i1stit9uoh. lae ltcV' y. =. faln-
Ter, OF tho Theological department, was re-"
Gently from pastorate IN NC" EnGland. Ten
ckcSl!cat ladies' are Riao cnGagcu ~ tlls WORK !
while ll1e treasury md the business aFe under
thu stne!snt MANAGEMENT OF Mr. Il. T. allhoEt,
from NoW YORK CITY.
How dia omit to name. IN the regulation
scheme above, the corporation ainnerl Lust
year at Clafln University, 8. t., Gov. Hampton
Eot not little q notoriety by dlntnE With ths
Trustees, Two sr thFto VI whom Whete not pa!o-
faces. II he Ind been at this tablu to-day, one
or tho few whte folks AMONG Tho 1o0 GUESTS, ho
might havo securcd reputation enough almost
to make hlln PEest.lent. These Southern
, 1879-05-26
THE COURTS.

TIE EAGLE WORKS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Agnes Kitchle and Mary O'Connor flied bill
Saturday aga1nst the Eagle Works Manufactur-
Ing Company, David h. Fraser md, Thomas
Chalmers, asking for an account and par.
meut Of two Judgments. Agnes Rtchio
Ia Judgment creditor Of the Conl-
pauy to tho amount OF s18,5S0, and
Mary O'Connor to the amount Of $9lS0. Exa-
cutions were iAsued on these judgments but re-
turned, "Na property found" Tho Company
formerly did ilourishing business IN manufac-
turing iron machinery. but q went out OF bust-
ness In November, 1871, and low has no assets
out OF which Judgment eau be collected. ln
April, 1877, 1t made fraudulent transfer, rs is
charged, of ab0ut $50 ,U00 OF its personal prop
md and ba.I chalmers two oi It lts Il stoexnoldsrs
mud tho only consideration 1t received WAS tic
exchange of $50 coo worth OF its own stuck, which
was surrendered. Complalnants nllege tllut
this transfer was fraudulent. a'.a t!at Frazer Ha M
for tho whole anollnt OF their Judgments, and
they ask tint tlle defendants may be compelled
TO give an account ot the property taken, un1
tint tho proceeds Of the property 1nay ba ap-
piled to tho payment Of tho above Judgments.
DENTAL ylRM IN TROUBLE.
William A. Smith filed 4 bill Saturday ugainst
bio partner, William @. Cunmlns, asking for
dissolution Of partnership. He says that
IN December last he went into
partnership IN tho dental business
with defendant, the. latter to furnish
the tools aud Office, and the former 70 find ths
customers. \ fow days ago, however. Crmtnins
sudtleaiy announced that ho would not eoatlnuo
the hsa. business any longer, and without no.
tica locked complainant out. The latter, theto-
fore, asks for dissolution, for m account, the
appotntmcnt OF a Receiver, ul.d for an ln1unc-
tion to prevent Cummloa from carrying on the
business or collecting tho dobss.
DIVORCES.
Alice r. Arnhetm filed bill for dlyorco Bat
ur1lay against h1r husband, Atarks Aruhclm,
charging him with adultery.
UNITED sTATHs couRTs.
Tho Ksrossns l4an,ItLloator Company fled =
bill yesterday a9hlast William G. Hlbbard, r.
+. Spcnrer, a.,d A.. G.. Bastlott, copastners ~
llIbhard, Spencer Il Cb,. to restrain them from
Infringing patent tds sn imusesosnen! In LAMP
Fish.
n1NKnupoTr.
A first and final dividend OF Il per cent was
declared Saturday ~ tho case u Wahl & Meyer
Assle,}ees will be chosen th,a moru.ug for
Johu 4. hay!es aud ao!on hcElFoY.
ftrat atd 1nal dtstacnd neetnga viii DO held
thIs afternoon 10 th4 cases Of George II, Oross
uu1 WilllA lAaa aud George II. Wooda.
pnoBATs COURT.
The will Of Sarah F, 0ree!s, deceased, was
admitted to probate, 9nd leave granted the oI-
seutors to l1ie all amended petition for letters
il 1is estste OF Emily Ii. cra;su, deceased,
nunciatlo1 Of CI1nrle% A. Williams - executor
tltel. Lettess Of administration, With will an.
nexed, were Issued ta Z. w. El2tchford, aud
bonu of $6Ol COO approved.
ln the aot CoruelSas Ae0lanlss ys. tho es-
, 1879-05-26
A BIG BLOW UP.
Fifty Thousand Pounds Of Powder,
Touched OF by Lightning.
The 0rlenta! companys Magazine Remsted from
Tho fnto Of The Rarlh.
Nobody Hurt OF Disturbed by the Biggest
Exploaion on Reoord.

During tho savera storm Of yesterday morn
Ing, about o'clock, tho uowdcr-magazinao Of tic
Oriental Powder Company, situated about a
mile beyond tho city timlss, and about tic same
distance from the Brighton racc-coursc on Archer
avenue. WIS struck by lightning mud. Instantly
annlhilatcd. At that hour tho watcllman Was
Just about visiting, the barn, which is situated
about 800 feet from tho magazine, wien ho SAW
forkcd streak of lightning atrlko tic building,
aud immediately
AN EXPLOSION ocouHRnD.
Tho north cntl Of tho building was first blown
out, unil tllis was followed lor several minutes
by q continued crackltng and popping US tic
kcga of powder wero thrown up in the air and
exploded. For aomo ttma these minor crplo-
slous coutinucd until niero was not
4 vesstge left OF the magazine, not
ono brick bolng left in placo. The forcc of
tic explosion was naturally expended In the
line Of tue least resistance, md honco tho up
ward flight Of tho magazine and its contants Is
accounted for.
The magazine which was struck was one Of
two owned md built by
THE ORIENTAL POWDER COMPANY
Of Boston, of which Messrs Wills Cobb &
Whpclor are tic Chicago agents. It was Il brick
building, 25x50 feet in dimensions, mud was con-
structcd In q manner 90 rs to leave tho least re-
ststancc to tho explosive material contained IN
protection aQalnst tirc To the former quail
ity IL to bo attributed the small amonnt
ot damage done, % tor 9! had I.,., ths
havo followed. Thcro was in storo 81 tho time
Of the explosion about 1900 kegs, containing
1000 pounds Of coarse blasting g-pow1or. Tho
loss on tho nowder aud building fs about 81 4,0o0
and there WIS, OF course, no insurance.
nnfHhfJ1rInct3
, 1879-05-26
ntscct, and Patrick antl Dan!cl OLenrY, who
arc making countcrctargcs Of disorucrly aud
assault ngRtnst cacss other,


DUDIClAIs
Tun COUNTY JUDICIAL CoNvRNTt0H .
10 nominal, five Circuit Cour: Judges was held
at Farwell Hall Saturday. Dan ". MUM was;
chosen Chairman.
james Isurkc offered resolution, which wns
adopted. 10 the effect TINT each delegate bs en-.
titled to cast one vote for "as mnny candidates
IS there wcro places on tho tiocket to lltl, tho
candidate or candidates receiving the majority
OF All tho votes cast to tc declared tic nom.
ince.n
An effort was made to prcvnnt speeches In
presenting names, but II failed. Tho following
were named: Henry booth, ". W. Farwcil,
Charles H. Reed. ". Ii. King. Il, s. Tuthlll, u.
a. Macrnlar, G. II. WIiIctt, II. 0. McDnsd,
Ira ". buell., Elliott Anthony Frederick ul-
mnnn, c. G. Kohlsats. Daniel J. Avery, Julius
tluscnshal. s, X. Dow, 8. j. taannn. lwynn
0arnott Chnries y: Hardy, George Gart1ncr, A.
g. Frost, George W.llaril, nttl q. Il. Horton.
Att informal ballot was had, with The follow
, 1879-05-26

It you have sheumAtism, neuralgia. Or hsutse,
spralu OF cut, nso 'susoWn's l1opsahold PanAcsa II
4 wonderful remedy. frics, 43 cents.
, 1879-05-26

uBor4et. .me-Not" csut Cigar, HAyanA lalled
1t Dawson's, I'll State street.
, 1879-05-26

TUX GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES -
Metodtat Er,enpa! Church q holding It's aan u m.st ~
lH II centenary chnrclt tM1nrne.at.. nsar M"t.sgI
ioHcnoon. ir3fcr. .ntetng tacll afternoon ii g.T
, 1879-05-26
, A nation To nominate .in,1ge Williams was
oblcrted 10 atil not entertained.


This sho'ca Tint six had IN majority Of nlf
the votes cast" and, as only ivo could BE- nont-
nnted. n long wranrle cnsuctl tn attempting q
was Demonstrated, howoyor, In the dobate. that.
tllero bolng 100 delegates, nnd cac! delccats
having 1yo votes, ntne mon could be nominated
under tue resolution. It WAS finally decided to
yoto again for the six having tie highest num-
bcr Of votes, the one rccclv1G the lowcat n1sl-
her to bo dropped. The result Of thu ballot was
Williams :. ...... iaa looth. ...... ........16?
Isccd ........ ........ 110tWilctt. :. ....130
80 the first fire wcrc declared tho nominees,
and the Convention Immediately adjouroca.
supnEMK COURT.
Tic Republican Seventh judicial District Con-
vcution met In FarwelI Hail Saturday afternoon
to nominate a candidate for Judge OF tho Su-
prctnr Court. An organization was elfccted by
clecttng Col. Il. ". Klcaby Chairman.
An Informal ballot resulted:
Nen. George ". Smith >.
Edward lloby l
On motion OF James L. High. formal nomina-
tions were dispensed with. aid tic Convention
proceeded to take formal ballot. II resulted:
Dtnt ..''...ou
Smith. ....... ........+..... ..-.....aa
Nhcreupon the nomination Of Slr. Don't was
made unanimous.
A committee WAS sent for him, hnd when 1le
came into the hall le was cordially welcomed.
lie made fow remarks. THANKING the Conyen.
tion a,d saying, II electct, he should have a
slnElcncss Of MIN tn do his duty. which be trust-
cd would be blessed to good ends.
, 1879-05-26

causes ~ltct leo 70 the death OF Louis 1toOs at
e Rooa was assaulted in = saioop at No.
cub Nisthammer. Roos was en,ploycd In
r'tsy,'A'nS ,esy, nd bd a'ss men building Il sms1 ss;
were III thu habit Of cutting t1!eir bear from
NlcthamneF, xlo charged the price up to
is,,o, Kooa' account. , When tho Job had been ln.
dispute arose. alsd then, after short combat,
hethaInmcr threw Roos out OF tho plaeo. Each
claimed TINT tho other struck tho frat blow.
Koos was about tho etroe1s Ill day, aud gave an
for assault aul battery. That afternoon, ac-
..vs,s .s: quit, ts,,, dfvns Sae sHa I'D .sys5si
the beating received at the hs,ais ot the saloon.
Keeper, he WAS very Ill thu next daJ, md Hatur.
1sy night Following waa nyt expected 10 live.
C,sy thys.cian Dunae anf DE. b. Hahn wore Ia
police were Informed Of the affair. Nicthammer
WIS s1resteq, and since that time the caso baa
the contin.iea absence from ths clty Of ons os
the must important witnesses. III the near
tune kops apparently recovered from bill bruises
= and spratns about tht back aud Istt
about tue strcsta sud Working ~ usual. Ia ils
evening ha complained OF pain about tho abdo.
nasu, aud IroIsical sweitings commenced. lila
Maiady luctrased violently until blu death, after
Dr. Hshn uas not prepared to eiYe : certificate
that death was caused by disease OF the kidneys
aud consequent dFopsy. although hs wus strong.
~ Of that opinion, aud. tn view OF the assault
ease benG sill! 10 court, he concluded 10 turn
tho case over 10 the Coroner for suil inrostig
tlol.
Neithatnuer waS afrestcd shortly after the
death, aud IL being held without ball 1t the
N6$ Il A.
OF ths Inquest. It Il probable that Ae will b.
sSoulttEd. - tho deeessed Was known to be d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16

r-aaall ~ zlllsllz lt ls7l---- s,a.3laoss
- " ~ 800
azlzslll lf -l-zra tral every quarter
49, -.aa-is a. a. Iner.ass u the re-
49,. - =. -
$3.50 '-'- - - -''--' ''e' '-4e
rs7ral- d. - Faar ~ suff-g -halsce being
a. r|T .H1r e.Il.s1l.1r-lr flr Tie sIT
- - =
- - f'- ~
--1rsi-z lza1- i-a-lz- sri- suFfiy Al lie con-
..s--.--
....-.-.-as4H-- r4F|-t4 IL - z-uarr I.st the
-. \. - s.--Ir-.6.a
-. -.--.sa-t Il szasr.if.n str.rs In
-. -. 80 II u aal.sf flr c5usualuti5u
.-.--.a.-. 5-.r .,Ft.fr-s' ~
,-.-i- --fs-sg.gs Z, cot
- -
-. - =. ua.. Il-e-- La Iasf half u
- - -. - - -l-5I..tIt $40 he
-. ii - - Il .f--.gf "a 900
-. -. .ai..r ssprIy over % 0Q0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED


July e-schr Kinsu, from KonA-
stmr NokOlH from Maui
l0-Schr Mary Ellen, from Hflo.
schr HAleakalA, from Hilo
Schr Lsahi. from KOhaA-
schr Ka Moi from Eshuui.
Am topsail schr " Meyer. Brown, from San Fran
Ii-Schr Waimalu iron KobalA.
schr KekAuluobi. from Hsuslei.
l2-stmr kilaues HGu. from Kahuui.
stmr Lebua, from Kauai.
Simr James Makee, from Kauai.
schr Waiiele. from Mako
schr MAuauokAsA from Hanamaulu-
sehr Kulamanu, from k0haiA.
schr Jennie. from NaWiwii.
schr Mal0iO from Port Ludlow.
Am brgtne T W Lucas, from HOnoipu.
IS-Sehr WAi0. from Hama
schr Waiehu from Malko.
An schr Claus spreckes, Won Schmidt, from San
Francisco via kahului.
stmr Ligeiike, from WiHdwzrd Ports.
Pm : Z=alandis ChevAiier, from San Francisco.
SAILED.
JAY e-schr Liliu for HamAkuapoko.
lO--tmr Mok1li, for Maui
l2-Mary Ellen Tor IilO
An bktne Ella. Brown, for San Francisco
Schr Marion iOT uamakua-
BAN bktne Monitor Nelson. for Eureka
AN bEtne W Lucas, for Port Gamble.
is-stmr LshuA, for Kauai.
schr haisAkAlA, for HilO,
schr Leah, for kohaia-
Schr MAiIHau. KohalA.
stmr james MAkee for EAuai.
stmr KilAu-a Huu, FOR KAhului.
schr Kek4uuohi, for HAuaei.
scbT MEiele, for Mako
bktn- Amelia, Foyr. for Port Gamble.
I5-P 81 : : ZsalandiA, Chevalier, for Sydney
schr IA Moi, for KAhuni-
scar kuiam4nu, for KOhAIA.
Schr Naiuli. for Hama
stmr LSske for Windwarf Ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16
PASSENGERS.


From Francisco per W Meyer. July IO-R NJ Hart
ford. p williams c Winston, Hogan, kenton, A
GAuOus, and p Chinese
For san Francisco per Ella July l2John Evans, George
scr0Eii Johu Bishop
From Windward Ports, per Likelike, July l3th-W
Green, Hughes T 2 Mckenzie, All OAK, Mrs. Kauai, NJ
Kirch0 fetIgre-u. hanu, Mr. Burns aud wife sam
pArk-r Deyeril HAalilO, W Purvis, Bishop Willis,
Stles BOYD "A Dunn, Mrs NJ PicO, TayIor, EnOs,
Giryu Ak. Buckle, DR. Finsch aud wife Mr. Rehse,
81 . MOnzarratt, Alexander d ID Baldwin DJmuis.
IurtJ FOrnandsr, Mrs Woods aud wife, aud sc deck
For Port Gamble per Amelia July l4-Miss Chesy.
Miss Chesiy.
From san Francisco, per Zeaandis July l4-Ed Webb, S
SeIg : L Lewis urs Il Aguew, Phillips, wife and
family, Mics Baldwin. A W Pierce. W CASTLE Miss
CLARK L Thompson, Miss n HOIbrook, WIN Tinims. W
Beck. Need, e Wells aud wife Jas Woods, Miss Dick
spu, II Thompson. Mrs Young, Miss Dickson. Miss
Young Mrs 4 Cooke, Mrs Cooke and child, Mrs
kelsey. Z Bishop-22 Europeans, and l23 Chinese
For sydney. per ZsAl.nda. July I'D Mccaum, Mrs NJ
Honey.
Fur wBdWATd Ports psr Likelike. July l5H II Prin-
ces. LIiuokala Miss R0lce, Miss Thompson, J
C..-nau " keauu, Jas Alexander, Dario Oh ena. Miss
Manuel Or " Briggs Mrs Il DAILY r Cation. wife and
nurse Mr Phillips, wife and children, Miss Taylor Mary
AgOugs Z stirling, W Wilbur, Mr. Kirchaf, DR. Thoup-
son. Girvu Il Hare, RentOn Miss Aniara. Aki, :
AkABa, Il A Burns, aud about l25 deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16

F-ar - Erzu-.11 rs- q lrgsE, Iuly ia bulls,
naaHru rha1EEus- 20 huEs ~ II bricks.
raaar redpaa, Sc hb lime, Us bbla
49, - - tlL- - 80 bA-4e! 10 SIS
- "a - $3.50 raiidiinsr. 80 sks -Four 500
la -r IA. o-sr IL os F4rk 80 pkgs general ndse
H-u H-- a-als I4= z1.-aa, lay rs. 600 Shsn-
- lu1ltE-
-1cr ClEra srrecEsls. JAY iS-Soooe
htas EuacEerel = Kegs
aaaa ID d-u.- .ausr truuss case harness
- - Erz-aiI-r ~ zcaizu5- Jay IA pkgs plated
- 81 $50 i-zs1F ~ l-sss 1sI-. Is boxes CON. ssS-
Ia@as seaa-4 E1sa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16

B.RRY-At waipio, Hamakus, June 30 of general de-
bny, BERNARD BARRY. aged 70, native of Ireland and
American citizen by adoption.
sYLvA-In this city the Catholic Boarding School,
July l6 OF typhoid fever MARRY ANN, only daugter oil
and Hama sylvia of waikapu Maui, aged I6 years.
II months and l6 days
AsEU-In this city, July eth, MoAKEAwE, wife of L
Aseu. aged % years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16
~ The performance at the Royal Hawaiian {

~ The performance at the Royal Hawaiian cir
Gus on Monday evening last was of rare excel
leuce, the Twin Sisters" astouished everybody
present By their brlliancy and wonderful dexterity.
IL Is pity they did not stop over, but they were
under engagement to perform in Australia, and were
compelled to go on. Mr. Luproil is making com
meudable exertious to have the best talent at his
circus and promises full corps of first class per-
formers from the East very soon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-The Captain of the coasr1rS
schooner Kulumanu, native by the name of Kai-
hehsu. died very suddenly of cramp 10 the stomach
al KOhala the latter part of last week. He was iu
apparent good health 10 the morning attending to
bis duties, nj o'clock IN. of the same day, he
was q corpse. This is another reminder OF the I'M
certainty OF life, aud admOntion to be prepared
for death
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16

STREET SPRISKLISG.-We understand that one of
our euterpising citizens proposes to put on the
street, OF this city, one or two first class street
spriuklers. We hope that this much desired i'm
provement may be furnished as it is much needed
aud We doubt not but that the new institution will
receive liberal patronage from our business men
and citizens generally. Anything to keep down the
dust will be an Improvement in this city. There
for let US have the street sprinkler.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-16
R Il A l. Il S Il A Il f.,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON FORT ST.
AT AUCTION!
On Saturday, August End,
At IL NJ. ON the premises,

Instructed by Mr.. G. W. Macy to sell public
ton the well known lot situated Fort Street. above
Beretana and adjoining the premises occupied by
Mr. T J. Mossman. Ibis Is of the healthy and
centrally located lots for residence OF in the city of
Honolulu and with small outlay would yield the interest
on $1,000 al 10 per cent per annum.
The above sale oilers good opportunity for the pema
nent investment OF capt l. There Is dwelling house.
house and bath house the which will be sold
separately and is now rented at fii month Water Is
laid three places The lot Is well fenced, part or
which is nearly The water pipes all in good
der There carriage road from Beretania lead
ing the premises in the
Title perfect Deeds ut expense Of purchaser part
OF the purchase money remain secured by mortgage
the premises The above Will be offered upset
price of S5O0 Plans OF this lot may be the Sales
room of C.. s. Barlow. For further particulars apply
A. J. Cartwright, Esq. Terms made known At sale
c. S. BARLOW, Aucuoueer.