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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KAN ( HAM E HA DAY!
ooNxIrrEE OF RANAGEMENr:

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT:
His Ex. JnO. O. DOminis, Franklyu s. Pratt ESQ.,, Allan
Herbert, ESQ
TREASURER SEcRETARY-Heury J. AEnew. Esq
JUDGES-Ad. Maitland, W. c. Wilder J. S. Lemon.
TIHERS-w. D. Clark, NJ Eckart.
CLERK OF cOURSE-w. R. Buchanan
STARTER-J. I. ChAyter.
DISTANCE-Ias. Dowsett, jr.
CLERK OF SCALES-A. W. Bush
HONORARY COMMITTEE:
Their Excelences s Wilder, ] NJ Kapena. Preston.
Ks,ii Al Cartwright, Esq, Spencer Esq; Bannlne
horn II A widemsnn, j / now.eit H Kahanu, GOdfrey
Pee Esq Dr. Cumming. MaefaTiane E.S SAM
Damon Esq, E oHaIlOran Esq, saml Parker. Esq.F
Esq Irwin, Eco H L sheldon, Esq Col S spauldng.
Cecil Brown Esq, Bodies, Esq Jaeger, ESQ Glade.
Esq. Henry Turton, Esq, John cummins. ESQ., Gen J 5
Walker, Mcdowell Esq West, ESQ Guiick, Esq,
sprecEles, J Patty, Esq NJ Robinson, ESQ., DR. Jno S
MoGrew, Capt John Ross Black Esq, Schmidt, Esq
A McWayne. ESQ.
Kamehameha Purse, 5000.
Trotting Race harness; free to all horses; mile
heats B. Entrance $500. Second horse save
stakes.
Queens Purse, 500.
Running Race free to mile dash. catch weights
Entrance $500. Second horse to save stakes
Foot Race, $50.
Open to all pedestrians, 400 yards three more to
enter s5 TO the first $40 the second Entrance $780,
Mechanics Purse. 500.
Trotting Race harness; for all horses bred in the
Kingdom mile heats best lin Entrance s5O0. Second
horse stakes.
The Honolulu Cup, $3.50.
Presented by Mr. NJ. McInernyl value $50 with $500
added Running Race open all horses mile dash.
Horses yr old carry IS lbs yr los lbs, yr lie
lbs, VI. and aged l26 lbs Entrance $1,000 Second
horse to stakes.
Kings Purse, $500.
Trotting Race for double wagon free to all
horses that have trOtted in the kamehameha purse
Two mile dash. Entrance $500. Second team save
stakes.
Mule Race, $50.
Running Race; free all mules mile dash, catch
weights. Entrance $500. Second to save stakes.
Public Purse, $50.
Hack Race mile dash; open to all horses that have
in previous OF the day
prize In any public Entrance $500. Second horse
TO save stakes
All Riders to appear i'm Jockey Costume.
The Rules of the National Association of the Ameri-
rrottng Turf will the Judges in their dec
siOns IN cases of disputes
Entries for the above be made In writing,
accompanied with entrance fee of horses
and coors of riders Entries lodged With Secre
tary before p NJ, June 2, 1879 after which time
entry will be received.
746 II. ]. AGNEw, Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT KAU, HAwAu.-From
Purser Brash of the steamer Likeike We learn that
on the 10th inst, serious accident occurred in the
surf al Naalehu, whereby Mr. A. Hutchinson bad his
arm broken in two places and sustained other inju-
ries about the head, and one native belonging to
the steamer had his collar bone broken 1t appears
that the Likelke's boat, in charge OF Mr. Noble on
nearing the shore. was swamped by the violence of
the breakers, resulting 10 seriously injurEg one of
the party, and severely bruisng some OF the Others
Mr.. Hutchinson shortly after secured the services
OF boat from the schooner Liholiho, lying at an
Choir there, and proceeded to the steamer in search
OF couple of deserers, and his return his boat
was dashed on The rocks aud capsiZed, resulting in
seriously iniuring Mr. Hutchinson, as above stated
and some of the natives IN the boat with him One
Of the deserters which Mr.. a. was bringing
ashore was missing on the departure of the steamer
and il is conjectured that he persisted in the surf
Dr. Oliver fortunately was at hand, and soon made
the sufferers as comfortable as possible under the
circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS HAVING SIPHONS OR
N Soda Bottles in their possession, not in use will
fer favor by returning he same giving information
that we may obtain them.
74s At HoLLISTER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

Miss Woodward, Principal, Harrisburg, Pa,
ESTABLISHED FOR YEARA, AND PAT
IL ronised from all quarters-where young ladies
obtain the advantages OF the best education in English
French and German Music and drawing, Nswel home
well provided with every convenience
AT the above School the French and German languages
ht by native French and German Teachers
the Art department under the contr of lady graduate
Of the Cooper Institute of New York Music taught by
lady of many years experience, who is first class in
structoT.
es-Terms moderate. Send for Circulars. 74s sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14

~ The steamer City of New York sailed about
O'Clock p. m. yesterday for San Francisco, taking
IRON this port some sirty-fse passengers, among
whom were Hon. C. R. Bishop, ]. G. Dickson and
wife, ]. P Cooke, W. R. Castle and wife, Mrs G. q.
Judd, Col C. Spreekels aud sou, j. q. Coney and
daughter, Mrs Haslelea S. L. Austid and wife, Mrs
s. G. Wilder and son Hon. II A. Widemann, Miss
Widemanu, Mrs h. ]. Agnew, S. G. Lewis, and
others. In addition TO the above the steamer took
about 700 tons OF freight, mostly sugars Who saws
it does pay for the steamers call at Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-14

'Green be the tnrf above thee,
Friend OF our early days;
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise
His mortal remains were conveyed to the tomb IN
the Roman Catholic Cemetery in this city, from the
Cathedral, where the rights of the church were ad-
ministered according to the formula of the Roman
Catholic faith, at o'clock p the 9th instant.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

AT ~ O'CLOCK.
PAIR. FINELY BRED BAY GELDINGs. lsH HANDS
psdd driyssrs single or double perfect for FAM
ily use sharp travellers; good saddle aorses; have
kind and true in aif harness. Set Double harness..
EIEGAXT cLxRhSSE, condition equal to now, built by
BROWN lR6TTiNG FIELDING, SIRED BY HARRIS,
HAMBLEroNIAN. dam by black Dutshman, i5il
can beat As Ssndiiy perfectly safe for any 70
drive, and is warranted sonnd and krd and sruoin
y N1I SSs 1dH H ysEks oSS
T;an,ed kind in harness and under saddle. Single
TOP SIDE sAR ROAD WAGON
extra traveller; line saddle horse; warranted sound
and kind and true in all harness Single Harness
BAY HORSE, BLocKY BUILT. ls4 HANDS HIGH 9
years old; good driver; extra worker: warranted
TOP Kind And so s6N IL ~ % sings sss and
BI5cRS bGiIr sAY MARE. ,sss o RASDS Hicu.
tas
horse; H prompt and very HANDY driver sharp
children to ride or drive; warranted kind and true
PARK fHAEToN ii AND DEPOT WAGON. by Brewster. of
BAY MAMBLEroNIAN TROTTING MARE. 1914 hands
high . T. an ssI ss. in
EIGHT VALUABLE WoEKEas; % have Soen used on con-
tract work, l.tely completed.
SORREL HORSE, l5% HANDS HIGH, years old; u
s .nH sn 81 i al .aas ssss
and
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON
PARK PiIAETON, BY BREW STER CO.; top Depot
Wagon extension top fhaeton, jump scat kockaway,
top and top sdo bar and tuil spring Wagons, top
Phaetons, Doctors Sleigh, Double and Single Har-
At PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THURSDAY,
IA FEBRUARY y, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE PRIVATE STABLE
No. 127 WEST 3lST ST.. BETWEEN 9Th AND It'll AVS.
THE WHOLE THE PROPERTY OF PRIVATE GEN
TLENAE GOING ABROAD,
including bred stylish and fast trotting Horses
namely that beat 30 that la 35,
that will As warranted to show tho speed and
wal ted sound and kind \
Also elegant j. B Brewster single seat top trottng
Wagon pole and Shafts open Stivers Trotting Wagon
(weyht poundsD Pony Phueton Stvers Cutter
pole Single and Double Harness Dunscomb,
Blankets, Robes, &c.
~ B-re above stock and ridden after from
until time Of Full particulars in catalogue
ready. y
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.

4 UCTIoN HOUSE or VAN rAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND li2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR ITH Av.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHEuMATIsM AND ALL BLOOD POIsONs POSI-
lMivey cured EUROPEAN RHEUMATIC SOCIETY,
2lo West aith Circulars. : Terms free.
S14 0n0 FOR sI IN kENTucKY STATE Lot,
to $67 .S25 Louisiana draws March IL.
IRVING CO. bankers, 4sl Canal st.
sPOtTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
A LIEN, 5fH Az AND sSrH ST., HAS BLUE
hand Tan Toy Terriers, the smallest and hnet ever
brought this country also larger Italian Grey
hound Dog hne Bun Terriers from to 80 pounds best
on earth Cocker Spaniel Dog, Newfoundland and Blood
hounds of immense size, good watch dogs; English
Pug ueniac), well trained: prices moderate
THE TURF.
TATTERsALL's TURF AGENCY. .225 BR0ADWAY-
Books ~! turf events Mt longest odds Walking
Match-4 to- Weary; to each Hartman and kowel;
10 TO Ennis. J. r. McDOCGALL
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and ruc In
harness from TO three days given
test
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
$4,000 FOR ST. in ,a.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
WHICH DRAWS FRIDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY %
Don't overlook the opportunity
Som Ia mus be vi OF vouf

80" wmUEE TICKETS. ST.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS TODAY
- Address all orders 20 GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS
WILLIAMSON a co.
BRANCH OFFICE, 01 BROADWAY. WILLIAMSBURG
ger OCS DON'T FoRGElTnE DATE
DO .OACs Don't forgot tho date
Don't forget tho date
Friday, February ~
Friday, February ~
Friday, February ~.
Old Reliable kentucky state draws
lssH Prizes.
distributing
$J7u2b
Ono prize. sii,ooo one OF vs. ooo. one Of 5000 &C.
Tickets only one Dollar each.
Secure your tickets before Is too late from tho Lucky
Once, 4 ,22T broadway, corner Juth st.
N. B.-Open ths evening. -
b. II. PORTER a CO.. Northern Agents.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

PART CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY) SALE
AT IL O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

L1LORIDA RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINE
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
LOWEST RATES OF FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
and every SATU RDAY thereafter
for Fernandna direct from pier L. North River ct n
Only line issuing through tickets bill of lading all
points Florida ApalxchicOla and
Flint rivers aud brunswick Ca Insurance onshaf per
cont Bills of lading signod pier.
For further through bills Of lsding aud
senger apply TO l. K ROBERTS,
No III West 81.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

ECRNITURk.
A L. BACMANN.-IMMENsk REDUCTION AND
Asio months time given ~ for Furniture, CAxpetes
and Bedding at tho largest esabshment the city, al1
and Ola Sti av.. corner 3sjth 81
RAUMANN BROTHERS ARE oFFKRING GREAT
lJbargaus IN Furniture Bedding and Carpets at their
store, and 2O Hudson Brooine Weekly ~nA
monthly payments taken.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES oP FURNIrUR1,
lCarpets Bedding stoves &c,, cash wsekly anG
monthly mcnts at II. NJ COWPEkTAWAlTk 4 COLHA
l55 and t57 Chatham A.
nrLcLorHs, ALL WIDTHS; COCOA NATTTHoal
OCarpetngs Stair Carpets ana Rode very cheap ~ ths
Nisnt Carmel store liz e,laan a.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
COAsrxvIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL
u MAIL. STEAMSHIP LINE

L MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Tor st. Thomas lara 10 d. fs,SDHe0 Bahia ana
connecting at ST. Thomas with ss%aa steamers for Porte
fne new new first class iron steamship CITY OF RIO Ok
"Wednesday, March >, at IL u.
sss a. low rates IA taken for the above pss n,oo.,v
Insurance lower Than ty any other line shippers desir-
For freight engassnens hasing elegant ac-
c:H G4LLoHY i Co, Agents ohes pier 70 z. Il.
pAciFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
s;ss.m.sS sS xHAf A ; "a , @ T:sss
rro% San Francisco for Japan and chn.
eT 81 81 Tsss A
% sp snssfe { SG Monday Ssw zsaad ..a aa.
.sa' % s a apS s s'~Dan'
Passengers forwarded to san Franeiseo, Sandwich
America, Central A,nerica aud Mexican ports
to the Passenger Department. No. 2a7 Srosd~ay.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL ss. LINE
MH1%S s.ys Is Ems VERA CRUZ
CITY Feb
s & ssli Ssss N S
Vera Cruz via Matamoros Tampco and Tuxpan connoct
~ 0sn rs ssssi ss
New YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL line
pier s Norh River foot OF Cedar for Havana direct
folows.-
steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. ....... Saturday March
steamer MokKo CASTLE "Wednesday, March u
For freight and having unsurpassed accomno
dation. apply to
LAwTON BROS, Agents in Havana
JNLORIDA DIRECT-MALLOKY LINE.-STEAMERS
II leave pier 10 East River every Friday at r. NJ fer
Fernnndna Fla touching Brunswick and Port Royal
Steamer CITY or DALLAS Captain Chester will sail
Friday. February 2S at r. making close concessions
ut Jacksonville with stehner SECRET. for Nassau
Through freight and rates given all points in
the South and Southwest Steamer WESTERN TEXAS,
for Jacksonville. March Z. q. Il. MALLORY 4 CO..
Agents. Office pier 20 East River
DERNUDA WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA
- Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, PCS BROADWAY
"OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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THOMIS LORDS FUNERAL.
The Unpretentious Burial OF n Millionaire
nnd an OctogeuarInn.

The body Of the late Thomas Lord was
buried yesterday morning at ~ O'Clock from tic
University Place Presbyterian Church. Exactly
at the appointed hour the hearse boHria.: the
remains from the residence. 10 West Fourteenth
street. stopped in front Of the chapel on Tenih
street. and tho pa'lbcarcrs carried the conln
into the church by the door in the rear. near the
pulrt. $50 quietly that most of the rongrrsati N
wrr' Tor some time unaware that 10 had arrived.
The cuskot WAS covered with black V"V e.
FURNISHED silver screws dotted the edges of the
cover. ami along each side ran silver extension
handles. The plain Obong plate on the cover
bore the words:
rnoms. Lord pied Feb =, 1873 Aged 81 years, II
months. and 80 DAYS "
The bearers were Thurlow Weed. Samuel b.
Rugsles. CommodoreC. h. Garrison. Charles
Henry Berrh. Robert II. .MeCurdy, John j.
Cisco. Thomas Bond, aud Alexander Knox.
They wore diagounlly across their breasts
rcgalias OF white muslin.
The relatives who followed the coffin In from
the chapel door were Mrs lcks- Lori. the sons
and sons wives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lord. also the sons. Fran \
Lord aud Harry Lord. and u brother. Mr..
David Lord. TIE CONGREGATION flied nearly
eyery pow IN the church. hut few representa-.
ito palluearrrs. As tho coi'in was carried e. a
place prepared for 1t before the pulpit quar-
let chanted:
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep.
and ai,erwari tho Nlnetietl Palm.
Tho Rey. DR.. Robert Russell Booth. wear ng
/ whit" "rihrm similar 10 that 81 the pail
| bearers announced the object ~ the assembl iue
| and then prayed. Then the choir AMI congrc-
| CATION sang the Rev. DR.. Muhlsnbergs hymn
beginning
! lwouli not live Away Ak not TO stay.
! Instead Of n discourse. the minister read q
| number of verses from -, Pauls euistle 10 the
! CgriutGiaus aud when lac read the words
/ Earth 90 earth. dust 10 dust. ashes % ashes 81
! the sexton sprnkiei on the hlack velvet Of the
| coffln pinchcs II white sand. The body was
! uken To- Greenwood Cemetery where the family
! has plot Of ground.
] Il Is understood that Mr. LORD LEFT will. hut
/ the lawyers are not yet willing % make publ,
| Us purpori. II will be remembered thar Mrs
! LlTd released the estate from her marriag,
/ claim. and that the compromise with
the children further Included a deco
! appointing Mr., Seward and Mr.. Henry Day of
Lord. Day Lord trustees Of the properly. H.
! the proportion OF SIS 900 year T. Mr.. Lord an,
| WIFE $4,000 q year TO each Of the sons. anl
s.. 0UO year 10 each OF the two daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
SLOH ITORK IN ALBANY.
Too Many Members Attending Town Meet
inas-A Novel Excise Bul.


ALBANY, Feb. 1i.--ThC much talked OF con-
toe, brt,vrnn tbis State mud forei,u 0ro insur-
'''' "N'"''" '''e H'"'' "iiu i''V'~ "'" '''"'
ancc companies has opened in the Legislature
The first step was in the bill introduced by the
V,nsr,tta o,,t,r rocuiri,,, nil for.i,,u con-
'D"'' ','o NEio" i,uu,'',H ",'
pahl's hereafter admitted TO business TO uo-
post $500 600 US security to policy holders. An
otbnr hin b,s b,o, ,,r,so,,,,d H., proi,,r W.ue
-, w, "'' w" ii,''"'," ~ i''""'' "'"'
OF Ncstchettor amending thr insurance law SO
as TO compel all foreign companies doing bust
nesa nora 10 d.,,si, ,I,., san, a., tho ci,sa of
10 W. "'pv9" 'u". 9"''i d" wv N''9' va
securities taken by the Bank Department as
security for bank note circulation; also levying
n tax siv NOR car, an ali ,b, ,re,ni,,r,s tnken
80 20 - ~, y" "'' ''io p'.'',""'9 '""0
on properly insured IN this state 10y foreign IN
surance companies, associations, PARTNERSHIPS
mr. ognu,e 10 bo mil -, or hofaro "a, l., ~
=, "HN"''' ~ 70 p"'" va v, '1'o'' NV i9' "
Mhrch. on premiums for Tue preceding year
sndins WIN thr last DAY OF December. George
H. FORSTER appeared before the Insurance Com
mitiee THIS evening Ia advocacy Of the bill
urSlhg !uW lhG foreign companies under the
present INV nau u urclueu advantage over inc
nome coiipahleS. Mr. hnoWles OF thc commit,
zee loon declded ground against tho proposed
eInrhgc III tnc lhW.
. lhcre were many vacant seats IN both legl5la-
i've chhmpers To-Day. Town meetings IN sey-
er ai couhtes cp.ei MENTORS away. Ihc ,r4H-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
Ann SLiIEN
Breokiyn r.rA Theatre.

Maggie Mitchell appeared at the Brook
Ign Park Theatre on Monday night In now
cmoiona! play IN five acts entitled Fiotsam
and Je,sam." written for her by Mr. L. Il.
Shewe The plot is well woven. the dialogue
Is brisk and interesting. and there are many
strong situations. II is altogether a well con
s'ructel play. and does lie author credit
The scene is laid in Normandy. Marguerite
Antonio, young maiden. daughter 81 a once
prosperous farmer. has two lovers, one. Paul
De IA Roche. q poor sailor. the friend OF
her dead father; tho other. RooW Gregotre.
sln 81 rich and avaricious old man.
Marguerite loves PAU. hut he gives her
W. tu HdoR. in order 10 save her father
nom being driven from his homo by FdNtr
GreJore. who hold, an overdue mortgage on
ice from KI1ia TINT he viii he a kind husband
90 Marguerite Eucs 10 sea. Tut leturus after "a
lnpse OF time rich man, having fallen heir q u
lHr.;e fortune.
hlppy IN ner married lie. urges her 70 ny win
, m. but she refuses 10 desert her husband. and
EHIi % rag" emhark- IN 2 small hnat upon d,
rough SET. determined 10 die. lie ls followed
by Nd0u. who having neari q his arrival and
discovered ms meeting with Marguerite deter
mines t. Kill min.
Kaoui is drowned Paul is picked up b. q
passing ship. and returns and marries Mar
gfsfie. Maggie Mitchell played Marguerite
W.,h gentle grace and dignity. and was FREE
Queuty nppuuu"d by tho audience Mr.. VIII
liam Harris played RaOu' GrfgOr very well
excellent performance OF FdN1' -lhfJins. Mr..
4 h. stuart mad" "a very ncceptable IdH de IA
H0che. aud Mr.. Geo Il. Eleson as ChrislOlph. O
serving man. was very funny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
COUNTY CLERK GUMBLErox.
The Arguments that the Lawyers Made be-
fore Gov. Robinson.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE presentation OF
charges and the defence in the case Of County
Clerk Gumbleion closed before tho Governor
this evening Counsel were engaged four hours
in the argument. William A. Beach occupying
most Of the time for the defence. A. II. Holmes.
on the part Of the Bar Association. opened the
discussion day saying that the answer sub
nittod 10y the County Clerk yesterday was not
sufficient 10 raise m issue requiring a refer
once TO a Commiss Toner to take testimony; fur
thcr. that the books submitted were not
in accordance with the requirements Of
NJ sOmo length wherein they failed. and in
sisted that sufficient cause had been shown for
u removal from office.
lived up TO called the Governors attention 10
difficulty In interpreting the statutes in their
present confused condition. which he held was
shown by decisions OF courts which no cited.
There might have been. and no doubt
were technical errors, but he insisted that
whore fidelity, ability, and capacity Tor the du-
ties was found, and no corrupt purposes shown.
there could be no justification for q removal.
His client had been AdJudEet by large CON
stitucncy 10 H. competent II WIS pltful ana
shameful exhibition Tor his client To he SUBJ
Ictted 10 the gnominy Of these accusations on
such himsy and feeble showing.
Geo. DeForest Lord replied that the charge 81
politics WAS not worth noticing, II did not
the charges on Information and belief. but the
papers Of the defence furnish the proof Of their
Uuin removing al mo luuhlSu, - SHOWN
that the County Clerk failed 10 keep the books
which the statutes require; Tho books now
here prove that charge. Further they had
shown that the books Were not Kept open for tho
examination Of all persons desiring 20 see them
in business hours. Proper returns OF fees had
not been made. and excessive fees had been
charged He pointed 10 special instances under
both beads. The only question here is what
does the statute say and has the County Clerk
complied with ~ They had shown thar he had
not and had asked Tor his removal.
The Governor took tho papers without any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
I1N4NcI41 AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, Feb. 1.-THE stock market was
to-day little more than repetition Of yester-
days: exhibiting. however. less depression in
tone and values The business was smaller.
amounting 10 only III 800 shares. the lowest az
gregate for some time past. There was re-
covcry In coal shares ON a moderate business.
and the close was well no 90 the highest figures
of the day. Northwestern and s. Paul iuctu-
atod widely. OF the trunk lines Michigan Cen
tral exhibited tho most strength. Investment
shares were without important dealings. fX'opt
Cleveland and Pitts urg NJ J. advance" fuIi tr open
int pr-,s ONO ami Nls,.sii continued 90 Ht'rlct 4
speculative interest tne preferred nuc'Iauut relft r
crn. c.@ins at ,Nsht atNarrr Western Union d,-
cAuet but nearly recovered Dor nearly tl the active
slihlrs thr beet iIier. were made alter T. VI.
Railroad bonds were 40 -us demand. tuH New jersey
tTnfrtl~ recovered 80. afffts~ 10 Nt-tr rN afternoon
adjustment advancing 90 Che Htrrir inl, tu"1 North.
W W nv gold bonds were lower % state bond.
Included Louisiana con.is 40 iis ir Missouri yluin
is lA, Tennessee ns. ti'. Tor Oh. and - tu~
uipt uf Columbia sos we're 90 quest AZ s Isl The
sH,s ot bank shares were uulmruftint
Money on r1i Loaned AZ 9fHs p cent AMI discounts
ranged from tl too r. cent ~rIi exchange steady
N "a ~ - -. prime GAtHr hil. The exports from
Ncw lulk the pact week ARE valued az Sd ~i1.-5S.
The fHN. WING NIB SHOW tae range prices paid t1-
DAY ana CLOSING Na4uts --Iahnu ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
DIED.


BANHoLDT- In Philadelphia, Pa Feb 3 Mrs Mary
BHuhnlit. aged 50 years. widow Of jacob Bamholdt
COLEMAN -on Tuesday, Feb. II, Mrs Margaret q
Coleman wife ui James Coleman
Tie remains Will be taken from her late residence. o
Grand -. brooklyn. L. -. on Thursday morning. Feb
- 20 The Church ct the Immaculate Conception. Mauer
u coru,r OF Leonard, where the funeral services Will
take place at 90 ucluck
~. requested that no aowers be sent
COOKE in Newport. Ky. Feb. s. the Rev. Father
John Cooke aged 80 years pastor VI St. Pauls Roman
catholic Church. LeNin. ton. Ky
bALY-lu Tuesday. ieb II. At the residence Of his
ne 'hrw, william H. A. Day, it5 York st. jersey City,
FHtuck Daily. aged ~ years native OF BayshAnnon,
County Dultlal, Ireland
NufirF u utUrral hereafter.
DutdliERfi In Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. s, Mrs Mary
pnuthcrtN. agrd nJ wears
ILGoi In carroll County Ind recently Joseph
kllDrs. aged 80 years
ilNtNGsToNE-At C'vde River. Prince Edwards
Island. Jan. Is. nona!i livingstone alrd lUi years
NCtLNAk.-ln Montreal Canada. Feb 9, 1T the age q
~ YEARS and 10 months. Margtret McElhar native Of
kufk. iu thr County NJ Donegal
EuhERfS On Monday. Feb 10 Martha Roberts Of
tarnarNuu-lrc. Wales. aged ~ wears
lr friend, ~ the family respectfully invited 20 At.
tend she funeral "a Wednesday. tue 18th inst at ?. NJ
fronl ~ Az H.
THOMPSON in New orleans. La. Feb :, At the age
~ no NeRr Mrs sydahsc Delachaise widow Vi Col John
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