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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
ID. D. Barr, Esq.
Frum Zrlslnr'a IIeralI.

ffuni LetElcra Herald.
We have given more than ordinary
attention to our exchanges TO see what
the public feeling was in relation to Mr.
u. O. Barr, our candidate for State
Treasurer. In doing so we were graft.
fed TO find the Democracy a unit in his
support, and also that a number OF in.
dependent journals have expressed a
preference for him. That he Is a gem
tleman Of unexceptional private worth
and splended business qualifications, is
admitted even by his political oppo.
nents. lie belongs to no rings or
factions" and being of undoubted in
tegrity he would bring TO the discharge
OF public duty an honesty Of purpose
that would be n sure guarantee that the
interests Of the people would be Jealous.
ly cared for. Our readers know that we
we're strongly in favor Of his nomina.
ton, and because our intimacy with
him assured us that no better selection
could be made. Should he be elected,
and we earnestly hope he may be, he
will enter upon the duties of the office
untrammeled by the demands of mere
politicians, aud unawed by their frowns.
This is a. it should be. The dignity
which pertains to public position con.
sists in a faithful discharge OF duty, and
not in the personal interest it brings TO
the incumbent. In the purer days of
the republic men went into Office poor
and came out the same. In later days
they go in poor and come out rich. The
nomination of Mr. Barr is a move in the
right direction. BY it we are assured
the public interests are once more to be
regarded as paramount to all other con.
siderations. Let the people act accord.
ingly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Philadelphia Markets.


THiLAnEtfHIA, AuKuEt sbl INIH
FLoUR Il steady but the inquiry Is light. sales 81
l .lSO barrels. including MihnesbtA extra family, ut
s5Gg555 rcnnsy lvaua do do at 81 756tb 20 Western
do do. and Old wheat at s. 25aD5sO, and patent
aud other high grades at GT5as.
wHEAT is In better demand and frmer In price
Sales Of 500 bushels, including rejected at sOctg
sl.02; rcd and amber track, at tiG9 and No. red
at SiOpjt. At the open board nrst call
5000 bushels August sold at slupJk 81 90 Wss lid
for September Sl.v9i4 for October, aud si0pI hr
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Groceries and prorisious.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare giren rery close and
careful attention 10 the selection Of
goods for he Spring Tnade, and
feel .justifed IN saying that our
pre'ent Stock cannot be eaceHed
either in regard 10 Tarietv. O,1aAi.
ty or Price, and ,Se doubt II Il i.
equdIed IN either Of hese regpects
ty any hoitse an Centre county.
There are TOO many leading ar.
ticIes IA our stock 10 make sDecial
mention Of them all, but call atten.
ton directly 10 a fe,c items that arc
mar being sought after erery day.
FTS H.
Mdckerei are Of good quality this
season and are ceiling rather faSter
than ustlai at The seasoa Of the
year. He hare been ceiling moth.
ing bat full ,oeights-50 lbs. Of fsh
an each quarter barrel and 100 lbs.
IN each half barrel. THcy hare
better ralue for The money than
short 'ocights.
Lake Herring and White Fish
are very fine the season and cell.
ing freely.
nj z A T S.
Oar Sugar Cured Hams. Dried
Becf. Bredktdst Bacon and Cheese
are all 'oOrthy Of special mention.
E r UT.
Oranges and Lemons are veyv
fne and The price Lo,c enough 10
TO bring them into crery day ase.
But he price on these goods ,ciU
be much higher IN short time.
MEAT MARKET.
Our Meat Market, nezt door 10
our Grocery room, is dI,cdys ,oeH
supplied nth he choicest meats.
We kill The best Beet, Mutton and
Veal that can Be found; dressed
an first class style and serped 10
customers an he neatest, cloamea
manner possible.
Groceries and Provisions.
No house IN the Grocery and
ProuistOn business IN Bellefonte IL
prepared 10 supply all he ,oar,ts Of
The family go soeR as Ue can do al
present
& co.
O II . GE II .,
Bush House Block, Beiletonte, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

A six foot vein of coal has been dis
covered in Bear mountain, Sullivan
county.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
South American War.

The South American is beginuiaS : to re, inter.
esnnS Chile has recalled itsteet 10 protect Valpa
raiso. Peruvian squadron having sailed for that
port. We may so0n expect 10 hear of sea,6sht
Ihe Peruvian Navy consists of six iroueSas one Of
which the huaseAr. rcceatly fought Admiral De HOr
sey flagship. the SAah. aad the Aue,hvst sloop.ef
war, OF the British Nsvr. The Independepeis how
ever. Is the most powerful of the Peruvian ships
she hSs stem constructed as ram aud carries
twelve IV ponnder Armstrong guns, Of four tons
each, on the main deck also two pivot Armstrops
guns. of tons each, the upper deck. These guns
throw $50 pounds shot aud she'll aud can be fired an
line even with the keel. The Altahualpa and
Nance Capae. TWO large monitors. purchased from
the United States, Shieky arnored from stem 10
siern, exposing surface Of only six inches to the
eneiny'S breadsiie in action. These ships are each
armed with three 500-poaAd guns. on revolving tur
rets. aud eau also throw streams Of boiling water
upon boarding party, Besides the ironcads the
FerGvisns have also six war steamers. one Of which
the Callao carries 80 guns and the America fourteen
guns. Two are armed with four guns Of heavy cali.
hre, aud two carry two guns each. Il will be seen
therefore, that the PeruviAps have very formidable
navy. Their srmy, on peace footing numbers
1890 Of all arms but the President has called
the nation to arus. and be has apopulaou of nearly
5000 600 TO draw FROM. Chile has a regular army
Of about 4,0ee men Of all arms. The navy muster,
ten small steamers Of from l20 to 500 horse power
and two large irOuelAds. the AlmrSns Cochrane and
Valparaiso. designed by E. j. Reed, former con-
s;rnesor Of the British navy. and like the Peruvian
irOuSlSds. but iu England. The Chilean irouelads
are each $500 horse power. aud are heavily armed.
They Exceptionally strong. Each ship carries
six twelve aud half ton raed guns. The battery is
ADiiships. aud the range Of 6re is yery remarkable
for although they have the appearance OF ordinary
brosdslde ships. they able with the three guns on
each side TO tire simultaneously all the points of
the compass This is held TO be the most notable
feature in their construction, and gives them an
enormous advantage in action. But in point Of
armament the Peruvian navy is superior The popu-
lAtion Of Chile is over two millions. Opposed TO
Chile. however, is also Bolivia, whose regular army
has an officer to every two men. On peace footing
it mussers about 5000. but the President proposes
marching against the invading Chieans with To- 600
troops. Bolivia has no navy Its population is
close upon two millions. 1t will thus be seen that
Chile is greatly over-mAtehsd in this war.-SAn
Francisco Weekly Post
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
WAIIAN GAZETTE
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
T. CRAWFORD MACDOwELL.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4. 1873.
The Male Chinaman and the Future
OF this hin. dom.

The objections n the introduction Of male
Chinese into this kingdom. unaccompanied by
females, may have some show Of plausibility
IN it, and we are free 70 admit that it would
be much better, If we must have Chinese labor
on these Islands, that due proportion Of
females should accompany the males. But
how is this 70 be accomplished, is the ques-
ton Those who carp st the authorities
abou. their policy or want Of policy on this
question, fail TO point ou, the mode or manner
OF rsmedying the evil complained Of. 1t is an
easy matter 70 cry "step thief" or make
wholesale accusations against gentlemen
charged with the duties Of regulating immi-
grafton Of foreign people TO the Hawaiian Is
lands.
II may answer the purpose Of those who
indulge in deaunciation Of the Hawaiian
officials, Tor not doing that which it is impos-
sible for them to do under the circumstance,
namely: To compel the coming to these Is
lands ofmaIe Chinese accompanied by females.
As tie next best thing, the authorities have
made and are still making, strenuous efforts 10
eounieract the state Of things complained Of.
by sending 70 the South Sea Islands and
bringing both male and female immigrants 10
supply the labor market, and al the same time
add TO the population. For this service, on
the part OF the Board Of Immigration, we
think It would be quite as seemly TO utter
few words Of commeniation. or at least TO
withhold denuncia,iOn until the objectors,
carPers and fault-inders, have suggested
some other mode OF correcting the evil. The
wall about the extinction Of the Hawaiian
race and the imminent risk Of the loss of
Hawaiian independence, etc, comes with
very bad grace from paper, that but few
weeks ago proved to lis own satisfaction al
least, that the Hswaiians, as 4 race, are lazy,
indolenE, and opposed to labor for a living
We can assure those who think they can
get up the same insane faa-0r here against
the Chinese. as tie Sand Lot orators, ana their
coadJutors IN California have fomeuted in the
latter country, viii find themselves mistaken.
Our people are not made Of that kind Of mate
rial. Persecution, in this day and generation,
viii not find favor IN the sight Of a peaceful
Christian community like ours, and the agi-
tatOrs Of persecution in Honolulu may as well
understand il now as hereafter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

Fron Bolivia they will exact nothing. for nothing
they have; bat ia exchange for the province they
have taken they viii give the PrOviaee Of Monqas
eau. IN whaeh The BoliviAns will gain.
IL appears thar the Pre,snsions on the part Of
Chile are severe but there is doabt that tAey will
be victorious at aud Peru will be ef, at her dis
er~sioe, thus nakiag the monopoly Of the salt
Peiros pass 70 Chile with the Province of rsrapnca
NeieaeSer way Il nay be, the conclusion Of the war
gees u epsu 70 Chile era Of prosperity.
Paelts ePinleb has eaeesel a change in the Minis
Try considering the prVseo, has not wors ed with
seue'eus energy as regards the war. They have en-
se'ed = new tax law tas, viii balance the supposed
expenses, and u viii remain 50 until sftcr the war
This Is eur new Minstry Antouio YAras, lnge
rier santa Mara, Exterior GeaerSl Urra,iA. War
6eorse Hsaeas, Jassissi Augustus MSIAe. Haeisla.
Property.
lon ksou all these persons. and they are the nos
notable IN the eoGe,ry, The election showsthat thei
political epinieas vel ks0~H. and they are al
Chieans.
sNavadrs is not able to remain in the Ministry a,
be had TO take eoanasd OF the Army-for which h,
y the most capable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

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ea1-E- - szN1E s11 tas gi-i gs1s ttrs1gh zsrh
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So He1- A51zt bs- hczsshsl5 ucrh a zsaaI OF
s1=za ths ruEEir e this fearful piece Of szrrsv !.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

The people Of these islands are as much in
terestsd in this question of the riso and fall in
the price Of wheat at New York. Chicago or
San Francisco, as are the people OF the States,
although not perhaps in the same proportions
as 10 population. If hreadstuTs are cheap in
the States, they Will be eorespondingly cheap
when they come here: SO that We have di-
rect personal interest in whatever affects the
grain markets Of the world. inasmuch as we
do no. raise wheat or make iour here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
To Delluqueut subscribers.

We respectfully but earnestly call upon
TO pay their subscription for the year 1879 10
make payasent- We are now far into the sec
Ond quarter Of the year, and regre; TO say, a
number Of our subscribers have not paid up,
These in arrears viii please make payment
before the first Of July next, All who neglect
this notice after TIA. date wall be charged So
f7r the wears subScription.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

rroitng Race FOE double wagon free TO all
hoFses Two uile dash. Entrance slSOO Second team
20 save STAKES.
J. NJ. Daniels enters c & Frank aud m susan
r WundenberS enters b Kansas Maid aud b IN
Dolly Warden.
u p llSdale enters IN Susie, X Dolly Warden.
u. '. AsneW enters IN SUSIE. and hI IN Rahy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Fair.

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MaT. @ =-ss t-z1s s.r FsssaAslas Tor the gs.hsl
u----= 80 zyzz AL szrs bseks z-5 fer ether
r-z--- Pz-pas-s- IN tie 2fsrusca A. fszr tha fair
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q -=- -ars- l--=s lave ssl55a sssa, A. eroz5ss
al11- s-5-e=s sAs-s a. tasy pzrcaAsss sasir ten
---a AZ -ss--y-srs seats Egrt. q articles. Over
zza zzls F-tslss5 I1sy, t. al IFPsarzusss tie
rz--a-s E1-zs- Gssss. E5-s sr1ez II had, As when
Sc sFtF- - -1tEsts f-sz tss SKY, creating ze
---a z=-ss=sz- ~ asr r5y=ss za5 hagpGy told
szrla- s& % saea lssls one q piu boazs.
s-= Nsz-sr 5.5ss, Ez5 sc Aas ggas- Tie sazGrsz.'
z-z- eas-s A. 81 Tss tAir a-aiz opezed a. sersa
E== ~ -1= s-eE-y sls5. Es-s lss Is say, tie
-Essz= F-srsa peasant Eas eszTs-is=s Place fgr
~ su.-az-zsz-. zzz ear szesrs thLats are sas to
- Tasz----ss Bssizs-s - s. kiusly Ioaaias tie
- Salzg rs seEsEs ocr-rs5 70 impair zsse
1--l-s Lzz slsl slsssss- Tas weather vas far and
=--- tr<zE, Esd A. iztsrTl-s tsr1zga tie evszias,
n 5s-Esr Es1 l--zsss had siseaz-ssa sous lively
=zs- E-ss-zs 40 izsPi-i-i-g tie eezpazy witaiu.
Es 49, szFrsss s1- iaEzss fsr he gsuersus de-
za-z C =zs5-- A-5 ozr rzG-ks are de ? Of. cuIv
-l --z h-l-= -f tas e--r-h Wa dsFctsE taszss-vss
z-- sz--ss-F > tzs Es-z. bzs especially 70 those
-e-rErr Z=z'=-s T-5 - -saiegsiy isat their al
as 3 ts- Pzac se-arALy for taslr hearty azd mes.
49, 11zEzazs-
II So 7sE=si IA srssssss car best s1pscta-
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IA E----E-T-e fsszzgs st part q tie chris
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s-asEss a. E-l-ls G. re -P1ssisu PI1y," ever
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-zE =gs- s4--s1 E=1 Es1l-tsz-h-E scs-ss II our sa
rllS-s les A. sr1-szE bsfsrs thsasrs-gsiug cen
z1al-y 1lrsP1 Bst hsu Iuyous u6o bsIsFss
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asE-- saz So El= ezri-arzrsd II Play for the
E=zsszs e tas szs.sass Eitzoz, fssl.es of ksrru-
rs sazzos sssl Azy oss -ks ssurot ss. the ts-
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=za- ss-s7sE=y-
n De- ro=ss out = rsf1rus- and uara5ss Il.
bele rfzi-us r1 k-sak 5sEz "thAt kfzG Ct thouzh.-
l1sf i-.-aE sti-h GlEays protests Ggsizst gza--a,
tz-a -lzEr = 0-s e-GsS azG '-s- psrs-i.5cui' il
So
- * HI rs=szasr tAHt hs va tries 70 steer 1
L. ~ segrss ssrEssz s1rrsct e5-slizu pri.efulss
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Mule Race. $50.

Running Race free to all mules mile dash, catch
weights Entrance 500 Second mule to save stakes.
J. NJ. Daniels enters b ropsy.
Z. Buchanan enters b m Mi0ne.
Nawelu enters b m koolAu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
eoNNlrrEE oE NtvaeEeENr.

COMMITTEES or MANAGEMENT;
HIS Ex. jno> o DOmals, Frankiyn 5, Pratt ESQ. Allan
Herbert. Esl
TREASURER & SEeRErARr-Hspry J, Agpew, Isl
JCpGES-Ad, MAilhsrS W. c. wnder. J. 5, Lemon
flNERS-w, d, Clark, N Eekars
CLERK OF COERSE-w. Il. Buchanan.
Sr1RIER-J. r chaSter.
pfSrdNCS-JNs. paw-ett. IT.
CLERK or ScdLES-A, W. Hush,
HONORARY COMMITTEE:
Their Exeeleneies q Wilder. N Kspena. X Preston,
Mai; J CSrtwrifhh ksq, Speng-r, EsQ, RAnnng,
ksq, Melpvrpy, ksQ Ferry, Esq, Col Alien, ] A
hssspser ks4, Ho,iug ksq, dons Ri>hop A Giles.
horn, Midemsno. hawsett. KAhAna. Goaney
Rhodes NJ pavid>ot E, Capt rSpeneer chas Loug Esq
VI t1a, ks Or q = Cummings, q W Msct,Ilsnc ESQ
Damon. E,Q. oHslersn. ksQ SaIn'l Parker, ESl A
SShaelsr, ksQ pr rase, Afonx, IsQ, Maefarl.ne
E9. Irwin, ksl II I. sheldon. ESQ Col Spsuidng,
Seeh brown ESQ Bodies, Es2. Jacgvr Hs0 Glade,
Es9 Jas Campbel ESa. uenry Cornwcl, Es1. MNshaul
Es3. Henry r1rtoa, ks2. John Cummns. ESl, Gen J :
wsLSsr re CMepowei Esa, West. E.S, T 6alieS Es9,
Fkekerton Esq Jas MskeS, EsQ Drf IL Enders Col Claus
SpreeSies J ii Patty, E-9 NJ Robinson ESD, Dr. JHo )
MeGSsw, Capt john Ross BLACK, Esq, schmidt Esq.
A NON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

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H-- - -1s-s-- -ay -t-=zs- is7s. - szM vPsst prse
- 49,. az-a-
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SAM-L &. WILDER.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
ROBBINS L APPLETON.
7i5 ans

7i5 ans General gents. New YORK, Z. S. A.
SAn the above line OF waIthan Watches for sale At
the Store OF n AcISERNY, Sole Agent for King
dom
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade supplied the LOWEST PRICES,
746.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Mr.. Claus Spreekles. of California intends
TO construct Large Ditch the Island Of Maui for rr-
gazing purposes Any person persons willing to exca-
Vss or dig $50 feet Of h. ditch by contract and
Be pad for sach either by number OF cubic feet
by the number Of running feet the ditch excavaed
rested apply sehpssler HAIKU Maui or TO
Wn- G. IrEia q Co. Honolulu, viii give them the
necessary Information CLAUS sPREcEELs
By H. SCHUSSLER-
November ., 1878. 75s in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

Azs1s o. -1s EarHaz 5grsczz-zs. Of the tsaoz-laa-
zz e So s-lc 49, ;laol, 40 $50. oa= BE- azt
49, s=zE-z7- =. Es-4zaz rrv4szry.
SIMON K. EAAI.
Master - EL-zr-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
L-u-- % s.sy-r1@-aI Ina

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7- gsz-s- q ~ 49, zrLlIGAN1 Hls, Hawai-
Hs is- b za-Tay sssEssz tas Ou0z-s. zss EsapASpss
E-sla - zzs z- s-sz -Cs-7 z-rcs cf whl-a - zze
rs- -aH 49, s----zr t-z-t sea ths ses e hslf s
E- s-z--F ne Wza4s-E G1.rh sclz1s sae Eagls And
% - '1z-- - =ay b. ssza - tss IzssHg- Ozss-
-zs- E--z. s-r---y-5re cents pr 1-ru per z-rau
-r-=s. Hagzs-- -az-i-a=z--1y Hz zsra=cv.
sAML C.. WILDER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Kamehameha Purse. 5000.

rrottng Race. TO harness; free TO ali horses: mile
heats best Ain ) Entrance $500 Second save
stakes.
{. wundsnberg enters b IA, Kansas Maid
J. NJ. Daniels enters c < Frank.
II. J. Asnew enters susie.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Princess Purse. S10O.

Running Race open to all horses bred in the Kingdom
two mile DASH. Entrance $40.
J. l. DowseIt, jr, enters z Jimmy
]. DOdd enters b Z Charley
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
War.

Asa war is actually going On between the repub-
lies Of Chilli Peru and Bolivia, and as our readers
will be desirOus understand the cause Of the quar-
rel between the bsIligereus, we publish the following
frOu which cur readers will derive correct nforua-
tioa- Il IS TO be regretted that hostili,ies have
6r0ksn cut between our South American brethren,
because, as il the Of Brazil and Paraguay, few
years ago the only results Of such Conflict will be
70 entail ruin upon these countries and decirn ate
thsir territories Of thousands of their best men War
At any time is calamity to nation bat it seems
that man is so constituted that his wrath can only
De sPpsAssi through the shedding Of blood and so il.
is in the before Us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
The Honolulu Gun. $3.50.

Presented by Mr.. NJ McIneruyl value $50 with $500
added Rnnning Race. open TO all hoIses mile dish.
Horses yr old to carry 95 lbs los lbs, yr Il6
To-, " and aged lss lbs. EuIrance slOOO second
horse save STAKES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

HEsT OF LIern>es Expiring in June,
ls79-

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Queens Purse. 500.

Running Race free 10 all mile heats best In catch
weights Entrsnee slAoS Second horse save stakes
Umauma enters s Major.
Is Wundanhsrr hrM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

hhsuoh uue meats, oest I'm J. Entrance $500. =
horse 70 save stakes
J. l. powSett, Ir., enters b < Admiral.
J. x. Holt enters u Male LAu Lei
Il. Markham enters m Venus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Kings Purse. 5000.

+. Wandenberg enters $ Waterford.
J. 1. DowSett, Ir., enters Jimmy.
]. Campaell enters b 5 Hack fhnrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Public Purse, S so.

Hack Race, mile DASH open to All horses that have
not run in previpns OF the day have won
prize In amy public Entrance $500 Second horse
TO stakes
c. Lucas enters m Mesalina
J. l. DOwsett' Jr.. enters Vaquero.
]. keKipi enters m Hhiu.
A W. Bush enters ( Gonelza-
Pikai enters BoneLa
W d NOa enters b Anuenue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
National Purse. S1OO.

Running Horses, fee TO all: mile dash catch
ieIghis. Enirance SIS Second horse to save stakes
:. wundedbers enters 9 Marx rwaIa.
Umauma enters Major.
C. Lucas enters III ISlIa Rookh
J. Campbell enters b 5 Black thorn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Match Race.

$50 entrance. with sIOO added the winner by the
Committee of Management.
;. Magnu enters blk Black Prince.
r. LishmAn enters b Little Giant.
Il. J. Agnew enters b IN Baby.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

The Rules Of the National Association OF the Ameri-
TrOtting Turf will govern Judges in their deci-
stous in cases of disputes.
Entries for the above Races be made In writing,
accompanied with entrance fee horses owners
and colors OF riders Entries lodged With
tary before T. NJ. June 1873 after which time no
entry VIII be received.
ADMISSIoN-H0rses 50 cents each. Horses and Car
risges so cents each. Pedestrians Free.
Tickets TO Grand stand 800
40 H. ]. AGNEw, Secretary