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She strolled into the Central Station. and
they saw at once she was from rural dis
iTiots. Her sun bonnet was Of the old time
''Confei' cut, and it was quite evident
that her dress had not been deSirusl l,y
VI. Angelo.
''Havye seed my jewiarkeys~ she asked.
Your whatky.' said the official in
charge.
My jewlarksy, 'shs repeated "He's a
short man, with a brown straw haf, and
his name Is smith, and he's got gal. y
Search the newspaper Offices, was the
gracious reply.
Hide yourselves, boys-N. o. Times.
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Within e, d GRAY.

ms firm have on hand.and are receiving
every day an immense stock of dry goods,
notlons, boots and shoes, all of which thew
Will sell at the lowest figures. Having
moved into their new and commodious
quarters on Main street, in the STEWART
building, they have plenty of room to ac-
commodate all who may favor them with a
call.
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KEEPS SHIRTS,

r., Another new line of Keeps celebrated
shirts, at Sl 10, same as sold in New York
city at ISL 80 just in, We carry the ex>
elusive sale of these goods in this CITY. and
the stock comprises all their line and their
Shirts in open front or open back, and with
collars or without collars, and in shield bos-
oins or plated bosoms, and with rundown
collars or standing collars, in all sizes and
suitable to the wants of all asses.
It, ROBINsoN STrvpNc 4, NJ
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Oysters ! OYSTERS!

"a friend, Jno. Nelson, at Mozal
on State street, is determined to
with the times, and sell oysters
than anybody else. He is now
'esh and good oysters at six bits a
or ten cents a dozen. Bring
4 and get the best and freshest.
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Dr. Geo. K Harrington left last night for
new Orleans, whore he will attend course
OF lectures during the Winter. The Doctor
intends making specially of diseases Of
women and children, and goes to the citv
10 perfect himself in that particular branch
Oh 'ne profession. DR.. Writ Johnston
VIII attend to DR.. Harrington's practice
during his absence.
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L0Vc-Mahing in South Italy.

Love making by signs is very gensral
! The method has many recommendations;
| for, as lovers ara not seen togather. and
don't write, they are not easily found out.
Every window opens to the floor, and has
balcony 50 that neighbors have great IA
cilltios for the pastime. The language of
love is very simple; it is always the same.
and always interesting and new. The gen
tleman begins by taking ont his handker-
chief, which he passes over bis face looking
al the time at the lady, and throwing into
his fnco and eyes expressions Of adora
ton for hel; at the same time he compli
meuts her on her b5auty by passing his
hand over his mouth and chin. The lady's
answer is blush, hiding her face. EXCEPT
her eyes, behind her fan, and pointing 10
the rear to indicate that mama is coming.
and retreats. Next time, the same play on
the gentlemau's 81 10 followed BY possibly
a glance, not of discouragement from the
lady, whereupon he hugs his left side. to
express that he loves her to distraction: and !
the gentleman of course, to her great aston !
lshment and displeasure, repeats the prev /
ious gestures, ending by showing Ler the |
palms of his hands, looking entreaty. which
any young lady, even acquainted with the
particular language in question, would I'm.
lerstaud to mean: II vow by, etc, that I
owe you more than, etc. Do you love me?"
he answer to which depends upon eircum-
tancas; and thus the ancient comedy pro-
eeds. 1t is understood to be extremely
to the dramatis personae.
.ovemaking, short the TASK papa" part.
J frequently carried on in south Italy this
-ay, and it not seldom happens that when
apa Is memorable, or the lady in a convent.
he whole affair, included agreement and
reparation TO run away, is transacted
Dlely by gesture -apropos of which it is on
cord that on an occasion of this sort all
eng prepared, and the gentleman in the
reefs waiting at the lady's door with the
.rriage intended to carry of the happy
luple, an awfuily grufT voice was heard =
king, ''are you tIere:' The lover look,
toward the voice, saw that it came not
on the object Of his balcony affections.
Ia utterly disenchanled, fled. :
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FOREST HILL.

The Greenbackers at this box, in some
instances, run ahead of the Democrats, and
vice versa. For instance, MIR. Foote, the
nominee for District Attorney, received 11s
votes, and Mr.. Yellowley, 12O. 1t was very
close, and the Democrats are satisfied with
the resultlat Forest Hill, as it was claimed
as G. B. stronghold.
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Freenbackers elected their beat Off
this The 9th District; McRea for
Por, Monahan and McGowen for
fteS, and Lewis and Crawford Com
beating our old friends Patton,
n, olingan, Former and Tatum.
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Gas in the City.
MARKHAM MarcLIrr.

We have reliably assurance that the cap
ital is ready to put in gas works upon tie
Mass plan as soon as reasonable assurance
is given by the citizens that the patronage
will justify the outlay. There then re
mains nothing in the way unless it be the
indifference of orr citizens. If they want
gas they can have it, and they don't.
the city won't get it. The citizens have
now only to say, ''let there be light and
there will be light The lighting Of the
city with gas now depends upon a liberal
patronage by individuals. Patronage by
the corporation alone viii not suffice.
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CORSETS.

The following splendid lines just opened
"Why Not" real bone, laced over hips,
at 75 cents.
Princess" Reinforced bust, patent
steels on side, at SIS cents.
"CtnderelLa," with Ga bones. Tho best
Corset in the world for the money, at 81.
"Btae B51d," in the new colors; all first
quality, at 81 %.
Bon I'on," the most celebrated Corset
for service made, at 81 25.
Every one of these brands belong to us
exclusively, and cannot be surpassed in
q,taIjty, fit, or grace.
1t. ROBINSON, STEVENS q ca.
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lion. j. D. Stewart and Clork James NJ
Mckee are the Jury Commissioners undor
'he late law passed at the last extra session
OF Congress, for the .Circnit Court and
capt W. Fl, Gibbs and Clerk Arcbie No.
Gehee for the District Court ~ .
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The City Board of Registration is in ses-
sion at the City Hall, in the Mayors office.
80 far only about three hundred and seven
ty>hve names have been registered, or about
one-half the number that was registered in
the last city election, and the Board will
close its labors this evening at o'clock.
Our citizens should beer in mind that
unless they go through the prescribed mode
OF registering they will not be entitled to
vote, but will go to the polls Gas number
OF them did in the late county election)
only TO DO denied the highest right of an
American citizen. Therefore, we say to all
who have not done so, go to the City Hall
,o-day, and register.
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Sure cure for Bots and Collie in horses.
Every bottle guaranteed TO cure if direc-
tons are followed. Ask your druggist for it.
E. @. WILLIAMSON,
Sole Manufacturer aud Prop'r, HazlehurSt, Miss.
NOyl-lV
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Buy our "FLRE PROOF OIL,p and
wife, children and house are all safe-it is
175 degrees test, and CAN NOT explode.
Novl-lm. S. LEMLY& SON
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YAZOO.

Much abused Yazoo, the 'brave old ban
ner county" elects the Democratic ticket
by about 500 majority.
LAFAYETTE-'' STAMPS WITH INDIGNATION, -
OXFORD, Nov. 5, 1879.
To the Editor Of The Comet:
The entire Democratic ticket for the
Legislature and county offices, is elected
by at least $50 majority. Lafayette stamps
with indignation any effort, which has for
its object dismemberment of the Demo-
cratic party. Quite a number of colored
people voted willingly and voluntarily with
u.s. A. J. BAKER,
Chm'n Dem. Elk. Com.
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The late election brought about oulv oDo
Of Two little "scrimages." Now, after the
Das'le Is over let good feeling be restored cd
"nu III, bitterness engendered by tho lato
contest laid aside. '''o
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humber of voters in this city were
Fod of their great American privilege,
poll books being badly copied.
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Very respectfully,

We give room to the above denial, as it
is furtherest from our intention to do any
one an injustice, or misrepresent them in
any way, shape, or manner. Our informa-
ton came from three reliable gentlemen,
whose veracity has never been questioned,
and who are now willing to make affidavit
that Robinson used the language imputed
to him.
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Our MOtfO.

quality and honest quantity in all
prices as low as any house in the
'Ettty considered.
III S. LEMLY & SON,
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Ickson, as usual, cast a majority for
Democratic ticket, Notwithstanding the
Is claimed it as their stronghold.
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4 election passed off quietly in Jacks
not row, In fact we failed to see
a drunken man on the streets.
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" Temple, a courtesan, and formerly
lent of this city, shot at, and we learn
ply wounded negro man at Crystal
e recently.
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According to Gen Sherman's annual re-
port to the Secretary Of War inst made
and published, the strength Of the United
States Army IS as follows: Eleven generals:
1859 officers; %, sec enlisted men: and 9ss
Indian scouts
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H. ). Wilson is travelling at present
II Yazoo and Holmes counties in the
I of this paper. We bespeak for
Y kind attention of our friends.
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C'morrow is the the Sabbath day--at-
divine service, and you will have put
Our time well, if not really benefited.
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Religions Notice.

}. B. Gambrell, editor of the Bap-
Pcord, will fill DR.. zealy's pulpit on
y at eleven o'clock A. M.
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|you want cheap liquors, or good
+, or fine liquors or high or low
liquors, go to jacques Braun. If
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pau Hunt and his aid-de-camp Cage;
FfYedly popular officers, and make
|ot all with whom they come in con-
their official capacity.
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en. John w. Jewell Is in the city on
Jess connected with the Supreme
Federal Courts.
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Remember that Lac Kahn at the Jackson
rgain Store, is constantly receiving new
)ds
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bid YOU hear the news from Rankin !?
N 800 majority for the old reliable true
Democracy.
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Lday is the last and only chance you
have to RICHTER for the city election,
occurs in January.
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immense stock of boots and shoes
Re opened to day-and tomorrow at
Bargain Store.
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lques Braun, wholesale liquor dealer, on
| street, keeps the best Claret in the
Set. If
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pew bridge on Pearl street is a SPLEEN
Zee of workmanship, and our City
certainly deserve the thanks of our
In the western portion of tho city.
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New goods consisting of clothing and
everything in the dry goods line is being
opened at Kahn to- day,
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The Democracy of Rankin made grand
uggle, and victory was the result.
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Prayer meeting in West Jackson to-mor>
evening, at the usual hour.
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Iauderdalc comes to the front with
.lid Democratic ticket.
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nuy OF us and get your monev,s
satisfaction. ' wat VIII give you
Novl-1m.] 8 LEMry COM
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Remember Kahn keeps the latest styles
Hats and Caps.
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Braun's on Pearl street for fine
Or Port wine. If.
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10 to jacques Braun, on Pearl street,
fine wines, liquors, cigars and to-
DO, If
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lgelica winet to be found only at Braun's
earl street. If
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4nes Braun keeps the finest Whiskies,
Pies and Gin in the market. If.
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JACKSON, Nov. 5, 1879.
To the Editor of the Comet:
In your paper of last Saturday is the
assertion that said at the Greenback Club
meeting. that "the reason why joined the
Greenback Club is because I don't want
honest men in office" Now, Mr.. Editor.
what did say and mean was that I did
want honest men in Office, and further gave
as reason for the downfall of the Repub-
hcan party, the fact that they did not put
honest men in office. Will you please do
me the justice of correcting the publica-
ton made in regard to me, by putting this
in your paper.
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seI.<Ouai-Fickuor d 90.


A LADY CpNTETENT To ts,b the FDsr5.i,
n branches aud Mu~ic, desires q rs.=ffi4l n. !
isacher IN q private s,hpe 1r family. t5a.d r.fr-
enesS- Address- EDUCATOR" Box Is
tclAc 81 Brock haven Mi
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RuEEY CHAMPAGNE,
case or bottle, and Fine Rye
y JACQUES BRAUN's.

Daniel has returned to Jack
q absence of several weeks on
auig below Vicksburg, and can
'lad at his drug store in West
z bis residence at the Magnolia
sg to attend the calls of the
''s : a physician of high stand-
oonmunity, and commands q
'esiee
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pundred pieces fresh Winter styles
nard calioos at 6 cents.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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We are glad the agony Is over. Amt
o
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IN lie District Court # the T-no5 States. ,5.. ,i-
S9atheF" District q -Ni@ia,pgj
liz THE MATTER OF
NO. 1876. ; IL Heard
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u. y. Court.

The following jurors were drawn by til,
Clerk of the United States Court, and the
United States Jury Comm issioner to serve
at the present term:
GRAND JURY.
q. ID. Lowe, j. M. May, j. L. White,
James Woodson, Mike Harness. W. r..
Holland, e. S. Middleton, Thos. Brod-
waters, B. w. Griffith, S. W. Boswell, J. L.
Brown, D. j. Brown.
PETIT JURY.
T. H. Jones, John B. Wills, Sam Lightfoot,
L. F. Birdsong, Ike Jones, Benz. Carter,
r. H. Whitaker, John Murphy, S. II. Jor-
dan, John Criddle, Chas Hoffman, John
Taylor, VIM. Muller, Muller, Geo. s. Don
nell, A. A. Folkes.
No cases of importance have been tried
by tho Court as yet Should any decisions
of interest to the legal profession be rem
dered at this term, we will endeavor to
give them to our readers. The case of w.
W. Brazille, for Illicit djstilling will in all
probability be disposed of at this term.
The Court was engaged Thursday and
friday in trying the case of Geo. Fearn VS..
Daniel Myers.
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NEWTON.

Newton elects Stamper to the Legislature,
Harper, Sheriff; Carleton, Chancery Clerk,
and the Democratic ticket entire. Hud-
dleston, for District Attorney, gets 789
votes, and McCaskill 4S9, Meade 49.
This county elects the Democratic ticket.
LAUDERDALE.
Brown elected Senator Democratic ticket
elected
GRENADA.
Entire Democratic ticket elected,
CARROLL.
Whole Democratic ticket elected.
ADAMS.
vative- Compromise ticket headed
by Wood and supported by the whites,
elected.
Gen. Featherston, the noble old Roman,
is elected without doubt to the Legislature,
and in all probability the whole Democratic |
ticket.
RANKIN.
Tom Harris, the most popular man in
Rankin, and ''the man that couldn't be
beat,' has met with Waterloo defeat
Doc Cole and the whole Democratic ticket
is elected.
The following is the vote in Rankin, for
District Attorney, Senators, Representa-
tives, and Sheriff
For District Attorney McCaskill, 1904;
Meade, 573; Huddleston, Oh.
For Senator-Katlif, 1415; Stewart, 1852;
Hull, 939; Skinner, $40. :.
For the Observation-Disclosures, 1923;
Norrell, 1880; Hartsell, 1859; Brooks, 1926.
For Sheriff-Cole, 1347; Harris, 11O7.
WASHINGTON. 1
Washington county elects a majority of q
he Democratic ticket, including members
If the Legislature. h
ATTALA. u
Democratic ticket all elected.
PIKE.
The whole Democratic ticket elected n
ongino elected Senator.
cHICKAsAw.
This county was counted on as a sure =,
reenback county by the G. BIS, but she 90
ects the whole Democratic ticket Col. ey
o. Reynolds, the one armed veteran, is
liekasaw and Monroe's Senator. ",
MONTGOMERY UNANIMOUS.
Montgomery county elecects the Demo- M mn
attic ticket unanimously.
IowNDEs. DO
Democratic ticket elected. rel
CLAIBORNE
cts the entire Democratic ticket. 60,
MADISON. WI
Democratic ticker elected, including Sim yoV
ton for Senator, except one member of hin
Legislature.
JACKSON AND HARRISON. soi'
ackson and Harrison counties elect the . nv
ire Democratic ticket by large majori- /
LINCOLN.
.ppleVhite, Democrat elected 10 the
yislature, and LOngino TO he Senate mo
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Go to the City Hall to-day and register.
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TO ATTORNEYS.

We make q Speciality Of Brief Work,
n our Prices aoiU suit you. Gige as
Raj
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Cotton

merchant of this city in,
V yesterday morning that cotton
ee rise, and still rising. This is
for our farmer friends, and we
opinion that a good, steady and
rise in cotton will do them a
nount of good than all the Green.
es in the country,
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Applevhite, Democrat elected 10 the
Legislature, and LOngino TO he Senate
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Newton elects Stamper to the Legislature,
Harper, Sheriff; Carleton, Chancery Clerk,
and the Democratic ticket entire. Hud-
dleston, for District Attorney, gets 789
votes, and McCaskill 4S9, Meade ~.
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Gen. Featherston, the noble old Roman,
is elected without doubt to the Legislature,
and in all probability the whole Democratic
ticket.
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graaI Embellishments.
cupREME CouRT or TnEHAwAIIAN

GUPREME COURT oF THEHAWAIIAN
- Islands, in Probate. In the ESTATE OIL. KELIIPIO.
Q3 OF Honolulu. deceased, intestate, before Mr. Justice Jndd
On reading and fling the petition OF PAKEKK. (~,1 widow
OF L. KELIIPtO, Of Honolulu, alleging that Il KHL1tffO, Of
Honolulu, Oahu. died interstate at Honoluius Oahu, 90 the nsth
day of March. A. ID. 1870, and praying That Letters OF AAnin.
istration issue TO JOHN LOTA K~AULuKOU.
II is ordered that SATURDAY, the 9th day Of Jniys u.
1879, be and hereby Is appointed for hearing said petition be.
fore the said Justice, in the Court Room OF this Court. at Ho-
nolulu, at which time and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, n any they have, why said petition
should not be granted. and Nat this order be published In the
Hawaiian and English lsnguAges for three successive weeks "a
the Kuokoa aud p. c. Advertiser newspapers in Honolulu.
Dated Hano,alu, II. l., June 9th, A. ID. 1879. .
4. ERANCIS JUDD,
Attest. Justice OF the supremcCorst.
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o THE

AtTibbets 4 sorenson's wharf. the clipper schr Amer
lean Girl. Is disehArging = general cargo from San Fran
cisco: this vessel IS 4 fast saiier, she made the trip down
In "a days.
AThs Brit ship Glsnlher Is At Brewer & Cos wharf. dis
charging. OverhaulLng, and painting ship
At Allen 4 Robinsons wharf. the Am bark II W Amy.
Il dischargiDg . general cargo from San Francisco.
At the Esplanade opposite the Custom House, the Am
sehr La Gironde, f. loading sugar for San Francisco. for
which port she VIII sail on Monday NEXT
The British bk LaIla ROOkh, at the old steamship
wAarf, has her cargo about all out. :
The Am bk Moro Castle. Il at the foot Of Fort street
shs VIII sail for San Francisco nett week, In command
Of opt woods. late chief officer.
me Am b< ID c Murray. Is at the foot Of Fort street.
dIsckarsins an assorted cargo from San Francisco: she Is
commanded by Capt Norris
The Am bktne Jos Perkins. Is discharging 4 cargo Of
lumber at the EsplAnade-
The Am ship Gen Butler Is at p MSS Co.'S dock, paint
ing. overhanling rigging. &c: she will sail for Port Gam
BILE next week
The Am bktne Catherine Sudden. which arrived from
New Castle, n $ W. on Thursday. is in the stream wait
iRg for . berth
The Discovery II also in the stream. taking cargo a. 1t
comes along: she viii probably sail for San Francisco
some time next week
The p N s S City Of View York, nlay be looked for from
san Francisco. win q . mail. on Monday. N
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Circuit Court for Maui and Dependencies


The June term commenced at Waikiki, on Tues
day the 81, His HonorChief Justice Harris presid-
ing, with Hon A. Fernandez of the Circuit on the
Bench. His ExceIlenc. E Preston, Attorney Gene
raj. appeared for the Gown. The following are the
cases heard:
CRIMISL CALENDAR.
The King vs.. VIM. Aki. Furnishing spirituous
liquors to HaSaiians. Verdict, not guilty. J. W.
Kalua for prisOner.
The King W Joseph Cora. Assault and battery
with deadly weapons. Plead guilty, and discharged
on his own recosnizance.
The King vs. ikonilili. Larceny of Cattle. .NoHs
pTose9ui entered.
The King vs. koniliilii. Malicious injury. Yer
diet, not guilty. :. a. Nahaku for prisoner.
The King vs.. KaaiuWaiole. Perjury. .NoIle pros.
The King ys. Alozo Davis. KeliihanaiEi Davis,
and Asam, (Chinese) Murder. In the case of the
first named a-aoHe pros. was entered; the second
was continued With q change of venue; and the third
was acquitted.
The King vs.. Achow. Assault with a dangerous
weapon. Plead guilty. Sentenced to one years
Imprisonment with hard labor, and to pay a fine Of
500.
The King vs.. hulO. Perjury. .NoIe pros.
The King We. Kahalelau. Practicing medicine
without license. Appeal from District Justice of
Waikiki. Appea Withdrawn.
The King VS.. lola, Kawela and Kahananui. Lar
ceny. Verdict, ne guilty. J. w. Kalua for the
prisoners.
cFIL CALENDAR.
Ohulenui VS.. Kkalei alias Kahaleki. Eiectment.
Continued.
Solomon Hale VS. Jules Dudoit. Trover and dam
age. Verdict for plaintiff, defendant to pay S95
damages.
J. Kukahiko vs Kapohakukimohewa. Trespass
and damage. Verict for $50 damages.
There was a number of native libels for divorce,
which were variousE disposed Of.