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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
DRESS PARADE, DRILL, sc.

All o'clock the companies formed nnder
and for an hour engaged in drilling, and a
dress parade. To those unacGuainted with
soldier life it doubtless looked ridiculous,
even silly; but to those who had been
there" it had different meaning. 1t meant
that all the lessons of the war had not been
forgotten; that they could yet keep step to
the music of the Union; that they could,
and if it became necessary would, again
enter the service of their country, to defend
il from the attacks Of traitorous foes.
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TIL E BAND

A word of praise for the Washington
Cornet Band may not be out of place. The
band was organic d since the 4:h ct July,
ard az sixteen members. Prof. George II.
Hillabrsnt an accomplished musician, is
the leader under his skilIful training the
boys have made rapid progress, ard now
render come pieces as we'll as many orgsn-
izstions having years of practice. The
music to day was furnished by this band,
and it truly was an enjoyable feature OF
the exercises
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our good fortune to be connected.
The good soldier lives for his regiment,
his corps, his army, and above all his
country. As your thoughts 20 back to-day
to the old times, you remember thousand
incidents which are woven into the texture
of your memories, 50 that they will never
be forgotten you remember the old tent
mate who was your inseparable companion;
you call to mind the different men in the
company, their peculiarities, their traits Of
character, their forms and faces as they ap-
peared in the "lopg ago" You remember
the battles and marches, the wound, the
prison, the hospital, the days and nights Of
woatching; you remember the various
movements OF the corps to which you were
attached how it used to swing around like
q great living animal, . distinct entity,
large and unwieldly at first, but toward the
last, supple and sinewy ~ race-horse I;
you remember the badge you wore 30 proudly
10 your hat, the star the acorn, the arrow,
the cartridge box with forty rounds, the
trefoil, the cross, these signs and symbols
that distinguished the parts OF mighty
whole. You remember the leader you
loved the best perhaps it was old Sherman
who fought aud f,nked, and f,nked and
fought from Chattanooga to Atlanta; from
Atlanta to the sea from the sea northvard
again through the tangled swamps Of the
Csrolinas, with q rush that was only
stopped BY the close Of the war.
There was another leader, loved BY
many, of grave and digui6ed demeanor,
SLOW and methodical In all his movements,
simple and old fashioned in his devotion to
duty, the man who never fought till he was
ready, and never stopped till he was
through, George h. Thomas, the rock Of
ChickamaugA
Perhaps your idol was that little Wild
Irishman Who rode with his troopers up
the valley, and down the valley, who
flashed like the lightning, and struck
like the thunderbolt, glorious, gallant
Sheridan.
Some of you will remember . modest,
silent man whose face Vas 20 angular and
square it seemed a. if carved from granite.
He could talk but little. but when be spoke
men soon learned that his words were full
Of meaning. He had . fashion OF "doiog
things," of going into battle - black.
smith goes into his shop, to pound away till
The toughest iron should yield 10 hs steady
blows. His eslins ~ ~ turs enough"
kisl; that Hna vAish - like % hsvs
assnd ysa e. - - Jaaaa thiak
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There was at least three thousand people
present to-day, while from every direction
comes the report that in the morrow the
crowd will be much larger.
During my stay in Washington l have
enjoyed the kindly hospitality OF "mine
host" r. E. Foote, proprietor OF the Cen
trail House. To say that Mr.. Foots under
stands how to keep hotel lie to only re-
peat that which has already been said By
hundreds OF persons who have stopped
nth hin, H.
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sPEECH-MAEING.

At o'clock the band played patriotic
air at the grand stand, and soon vast
crowd had assembled around it to hear the
orator Of the day, Hon. Geo. K. Peck, Of
Topeka.
The services were properly opened with
prayer by the resident minister of the NJ.
f. church, when Mr.. Peck wss introduced
ard spoke rs follows:
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SPORTS ON THE XMAS HOLIDAYS.
~ M
Swimming Races, Boat Races. Diving Races
Lots of Prizes Lots Of Fun for
Everybody !!
RACES;

For all ladies under Is years, $50 yards Lady's Purse, SIS.
Entrance 81.
For all boys under IS, $50 yards. Christmas Purse, SIS.
Entrance 81.
~Tradesmen's Purse SIS. 200 yards, for all amateurs. En-
trance 81.
Foundry Purse, Race Against Time, longest distance IN ~
minutes, from stake boat to stake boat; open to all corners.
LIST prize, S35i I'd, $40; Sd, SIS. Entrance 81.
Hawaiian Purse, S35, for all corners, t mile. Entrance 81
Native Purse, for all ladies, $50 yards. Entrance $3.50.
Foreigners Purse, $40, for foreigners only. Entrance $3.50
Cosmopolitan Purse, $40, for all corners, $50 yards En-
trance 81.
Santa Claus Purse, for boys under u years. so yards En-
trance so cts Prize SIS.
Neptune Purse or Diving Race. The one who dives the tnr-
thest under water takes the prize OF $40. Entrance 81
BOAT RACES:
Yacht Race, 3 miles and return. Purse 500. -Four Or
more boats to start Entrance $50.
Canoe Race, half mile, open TO all corners. Hawaiian Purse
SIS. Entrance 81 .50.
seamenis Purse, for ships boats, open to all corners, : mile
Prize s25- Entrance 81 so each boat
Five Dared Boat Race, ! mile, open to all Prize sos second
boat saves stakes. Entrance $3.50 each boat
Diving for Money. The one getting most pieces takes prize
Of SIS. Entrance so cents.
Duck Hunt, for all corners. The one who catches the duck
r Three Entries for each event or no race.
All entrances to be made at GEO. T. WELLS Music store,
m np pFFnDE NnNnsv ~ n
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From the 5. F. Merchant. Nov. 81.

A CORRESPONDENT signing himself Sugar
wrote to the -ata, and the Call has reprinted, the
following communication:
The Call, commenting upon my former COM
munication to the Alta. says: 1.-The Chinese ques-
ton will probably have something to do with the
treaty. Does it mean that the employment of the
Chinese in the Sandwich Islands is going to make
all the Congressman of the Pacific Coast combine
against the treaty . Senator Booth opposed the treaty
has be changed his mindi And if the Pacific
Coast are against the treaty, how is it going to
stand For, assuredly. all the sugar producers sup
plying this market will certainly combine against
it, and tits certainly doomed to destruction. Now
comes the news of the rise in sugar several cents
on the pound, by which it is said one man will
make two million dollars. and the Call says:
= California will not obtain cheap sugar under its
provision If it be true that the sugar consumers
of this coast are not to be gamers by the Recipro-
CITY Treaty, who then will be its friends in this coun-
try Only the sugar producers of the Islands and
the few traders who sell to the producers. If on
" these few are to reap any benefit from it and
all other producers Of sugar are to be injured,
what is to prevent their bringing powerful .argu-
ments upon the treaty making power at Washing
ton for the abrogation of the Hawaiian Reciprocity
Treaty ?"
Why should a man write foolish questions? If
all California Congressman should oppose the
treaty-tbey are almost all for it-why should
Senator Booth. the exception, if he is yet opposed.
have to change his mind The treaty will stand
not only because it is the almost unanimous desire
of the people of this coast, but because the faith of
the United States is pledged to it. 1t was not in
tended or expected to make sugar cheaper in Cali
fornia, but it was expected and intended that the
treaty would so enrich the Island planters, that
every other government on this continent would
come begging of future administrations for similar
treaties and thus United States manufactures, pass
ing free through every foreign custom house on the
American Continent, would secure to this country
hundreds Of millions of profitable trade that now
belongs to Great Britain. France and Germany.
The story of & somebody " making " two millions
is so absurd that it ought to have condemned the
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JNo. E. BARNARD. Clerk.
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands,
In Probate.

In the matter Of the Estate OF CHAs. KANAINA,
deceased. Order on petition Of Administrator, before the
Chief Justice.
HTPON READING AND FILING THE
foregoing petition Of w. G. PARKE, Administrator Of
the Estate of Chas. Kanaina, deceased, praying for an order
for the sale of all the remaining Real Estate, belonging TO the
said Estate upon certain grounds as set forth in said petition.
Ii is hereby ordered that notice Of such application be pub
lished in the English and Hawaiian languages, for four success
sive weeks, in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS and
KUoKoA, two papers published in Honolulu, calling upon all
persons interested to appear and show cause if any they have,
on TUESDAY. the 9th day of January, 1880, at 10 o'clock,
A. N. Of that day, at AIiolani Hale, in the city of Honolulu,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted,
and for such other and further orders as to the Court may
seem necessary and proper in the premises.
Given under my hand and the seal of the said Supreme
Court, this 4th day Of December, A. D. 1879.
CIlAS. c. HARRIS. Chief Justice.
Attest; INC. Z. BARNARD, Clerk. dec ct
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Vessels for HosOIuIu from Foreign Port--
Am shp Gen hasrs Newcastle, ssW, loadi1g Ostl9
don sept9
Bril- bk Lady Head. LOudOn. due ~
Brit bk Casma, Liverpool, due
Brit BIZ Norman Castle from Glasgow due Dec Zp@S
Brit bk Contest, Liverpool, sailed July 30 via VALPARAISO
BRIT bk rOkosea, New Castle, due
Am d ArkWrght, New Castle, y : w, due Dec lSO
Haw Ok KaIe, Bremen. due Feb SlO, 1850
Am sch CAa. sPrckeIs, San francisco, via hiio arnSed Al
HHoDec3
-Fsnnie Fisher, New Castle, due Dec 1870
An Tern "A l. Deebe, Port Blakely
Am Dnne sheet Anchor, New Castle, due Dec z0Oo
Am hktne vicsDr, Port Gamble, due
Am &hr Alice, Port BIakeiy, sailed Nov 10 fr hho
Am ufn Hera, Departure bay, loading Nov
An bkfne Eureka, San Francisco, due Dec 40
An stmr City Of New York, sydney, due Dec =
Brft stmr Australia san Francisco. due Dec -
Raiatea Och VIVID, Fannings Islands Des 5Z9
Am bgtne Sea Wait, Bonham Island, Due
Am BIZ Emma Augusta, New Castle, "
Am bk Camden, Port Gamble, Due
Ger bgtne NickoIas, Soath Sea Islands. due tb
Am 81 geyion, Boston, bading Nov
An BIZ Rainier. Seattle, due Dec Job
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SUPREME CoURT OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS in Probate. Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
In the ESTATE OF C. II. ROSE, of Honolulu, intestate. Be-
fore Chief Justice Harris. Order Of notice of petition for Ad-
ministration.
On reading and filing the petition of MARY a. ROSE,
widow Of @. II. Rose, deceased. alleging that e. II. Rose, Of
Horolulu. died intestate at Honolulu on the LIST day Of Deem
Der, a. ID. 1879. and praying that Letters of Administration
issue to s. G. Wilder, and that said S. G. Wilder be appointed
the Guardian of the persons and property of the minor chill
dren of said @. II. Rose, deceased.
1t is ordered tha at MONDAY the goth day of December, A.
d. 1879, at 10 A. NJ, be and hereby is appointed for hearing
said petition before the said Justice, in the Court Room of this
Court, at Honolulu, at which time and place all persons con-
cerned may appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition should not be granted, and that this order be
published in the English and Hawaiian languages for three
successive weeks in the COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER and Kuokoa
newspapers in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H.. l., December 9Th, a. d. 1879.
CIlAS. G. HARRIS,
Attest: Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. dc 81
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Prom JaIuit. Per Hawaii. Dec Isl Pkss shark on, q
turtle OIL. 50 cases coral, 80 mats so eoe0@hu'
turtle eggs
From Sac Francisco. per W II Meyer. Dee 10 Pks-
$780, - = dy foods. I1fO akE grain. ST. sks potatoes.
s9 ~ safmon. 30 do butter. 40 pkg bread and Sra.Ae
so pkgs provisions. % pkgs canned goods - \ n slt,
a. 49, rfgars- 40 do manila rOpe- Les m shingles NnStV
100 IN bbIs lime, 4 coops fowl. - hogs and Pigs,
100 b-a init go pkgs liquors. SO cases coal OIL, y pAss
tobscco- 10 pkgs furniture. n bales hay, - pkss misc
mdse- ~
From Johnson's Island, per u Avery Dec PAs'
misc mdse-
From JaIuit. per storm Bird Dec IL Pigs mara V'
1 case turtle she'll. 1 do sponges-
Der. rs, 500 pickets-
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DIED.


wHrrSEx-In this city December 18Th Sf tPnGlu
- Me- IOursE. only daughter Of Dr. VI AMI Airs
NJ 81 Ehmey, &ged I'VE years two months and hfteen
days tHa -, -
DwrgHr-At LeleO, KapAama, on Dec LIN JANIS
DETsur. in the nd year Of his age
-, Az city. on Dec. 18th. MARY T. sIDERs,
~ ~ veara Frnonfhs End Z days
-wr.-In thtxetty. December 18th, q typhoid fever,
rdg- n BRTSrrr aged 81 years. The deceased was a
- ~ Charlie Brewer. Esq Of Boston, Aassg anu Wa
-, in fhis city. Judy %. 1s45. Shortly after, y annhy
removed % Boston, and dr; brewer an1 uonoIn1n in
fseT md entered the old-estabhshed house OF = bIsssl
= ~, ~ whicnlhe fUas q member Al the time ms
d.sft, II, business circles he was noted iOr II VI
tsorfiy and probity Of character, and hs PIi'A's ne "N
nnra he leaves q widow and four ehilareh-
Nor--At Hin Top, Honolulu, Dec. 10TH OF typnot1
,exer sSNUEL Wus5E, eldest son OF samuel ana aaf -
80 sced 3 years and 5 weeks. HA erahuhas H'
Tnessage was. 4 love SamInie tell MIN 10 Meet ms ="
sH--1 . ne has answered the call
{" All weary thoughf and care
Lord, we resign
A.. q mrs IA 70 do, 10 boar -
To ehoosets Thine
n.xxrxa-ln HonoIuiu, December
arxsrroNc, sOn az Fyedertek nhcAaI
a. GE fanrfna
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

is HEREBY GIVEN. THAI PUR-
~ suant to a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed, dated the goth day Of April. 1877, by Keano X. Eldredge
and David p. Eldredge, to II. A. Widemann, and Of record in
Liber 20, on pages lO3, 104 and l5. and also in another GER
tain mortgage deed made by said Keano r. Eldredge and
David P. EIdredge, to the said Ii. A. Widemanu, dated Nov:
25th, 1876, and recorded in Liber IS. on pages 100. lO7 and
los, and for a breach Of the conditions in said mortgage deeds
contained, that all and singular, the lands, tenements and
hereditaments in such mortgage deeds contained and described,
will, after the time limited by law, be sold at public auction,
on account of the breach of the conditions as hereinbefore men
tionei.-Thep property in such mortgages described. and in
tended to be sold, being situate in Kula, Island of Maui, and
known as the Ahupnaa Of Kaonoufu, and containing 10000
acres, more or less ii. a.
CECIL BROWN. Attorney for Mortgage. dis Al
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DEPARTURES ~.
o The WHARIEs

The Hawaiian bk Hawaii has hauled up TO Tibbstts 4
sorensonisw wharf. where she viii overhaul, paint, 6c-, %
sail In about two weeks for the south Sea Islands Tor
more laborers-
Ths PACING l. also repairing al The same place, and will
he readv Tor sea about the 10th b. 18th next month
The Am bkfne Grace Roberts ~ loading for san Fran
efsc3Aitke III Custom Honse wharf. and will probably
SALT Mdnday next.
II merchandise from san Francisco At Brewer Z Co.'S
wharf
The Am schr Ida Schnauer - dischnrging 4 cargo OF
lumber Al the Esplanade.O opposite the Custom HOUSE
The German bk Augusts h discharging coal at the Old
Steamship wharf
The An u Helena a. taking in ballast Et p , Cos
dock.
CoIonfrH On Monday. en- route for San Francisco taking n
mail for United States and Europe
IRE m ! ou,boqt Ranger arrived from Yokohama ON
Thuraday last, en- mute to san Francisco. For list OF
officers see another column She reports y , , Alert NJ
Yokohmna NovBth. hence Sept Nth
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Attest. A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
GNrHEsUpREME COURT OF HA.

M = THE So Z CUU Ri OFF Z HA-
waiau Kingdom.
RAMONA FERNANDEZ SMITH VS.. CHARLES SMITH.
Libel for Divorce.
by the grace of God, of the Hawaiian Islands,
King: To VIM. &. Parke, Esq, Marshal Of the Kingdom, or
his Deputy-Greeting;
You are hereby commanded to summon Charles Smith, de-
PENDANT, in case he shall file written answer within twenty
days after service hereof, to be and appear before the Supreme
Court at the April Term thereof TO be holden at the Court
Room Of the Court House, Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu, on
MONDAY, the 9th day of April next, at 10 O'Clock q. m, TO
show cause why the claim of Ramona Fernandez Smith, plain
tiff, should not be awarded her, pursuant to the tenor OF her
annexed petition.
And have you then there this Writ, with full return of your
proceedings thereon.
(SeaI) Witness, Hon. Chas. c. Harris, Chief Justice of
Our Supreme Court, this 4h day Of Dec. 1879
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
l hereby certify the foregoing summons TO be a true and cor
rect copy Of The original now on file In the Clerks oace of
the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
w. C. PARKE,
Honolulu, Dec. 4th. 1879. (d6 CT Marshal.
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CUpREME COURT OF HEHAwAIIAN

COURT OF HAwAIlAN
- ISLANDS In Probate. In the ESTATE OF SAMUEL
LEVI LEWIS, deceased, intestate. Order Of notice of petition
for administration. Before CHEZ Justice Harris.
On reading and filing the petition of RACHAEL LEWIS,
widow, of Honolulu, alleging that Samuel Levi Lewis OF Homo
lulu, died intestste at Honolulu, on the 29th day OF November,
A. ID. 1879. and praying that Letters Of Administration issue
to her; and that she be appointed Guardian of the persons
and property of the minor children of said Samuel Levi Lewis,
deceased.
1t is ordered, that MONDAY, the 22nd day of Dec, A. d.
1879, at 10 a. m, be and hereby is appointed for hearing said
Petition before the said Justice, in the Court Room Of this
Court, at Honolulu, at which time and place all persons con-
cerned may appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said Petition should not be granted, and that this order be pub
lished in the English language for three successive weeks in the
Commercial Advertiser newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l., this 5th day of Dec, A. ID. 1879.
CHAS. G. HARRIS,
CHIEF Justice Supreme Court.
Attest. A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk. dc St
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THE
Commercial ADOertlser .
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.
Audience at Aliiolani Hale.

Ills Majesty received, on Thursday the 18th inst
(at noon. General J NJ Comfy, United States Minister
Resilient, who presented to His Majesty: Ralph
Chandler. Captain Z. 5. s. LaekG1anHa Richard
VI B~lrteman. Chief Engineer; Yates Stirling,
Lieut.. Commander Alex B. Bates. Passed Asst.
Engineer y. 7. Houston, Lieutenant ]. c Bur-
nett. Master 3 T. Rinehsrt, Master Geo. T. shy
der. Assistant Engineer F S. Nash, Assistant Sur
geon J. z Mcdonnell. Cadet Midsbipman.
Alta later audience. the following we're present ted
Miss Laura A Rite, Of Columbus. Ohio Miss
Emma A. Leeberger. Of Chicago. Ill C. D. Leeber-
ger, Of Chicago. III and VI. P. Jones. Of San Fran
cisco. Cal
I His Majesty was attended by His Ministers. Mem
bers Of the House Of MOBILES and Of the Privy Council
Of State.
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FEssELs ~ PORT

NAVAL
NJ 3 3 LackaWanna, Chandler
q : : Runboat Ranger, Boyd
MECHANICS
Haw bk Kalnkaua
Haw bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am topsaI sch LOleta, Dexter
Haw sch Julia A Long.
An VII bk PaciHe, Knowles.
Amash uonora, Seegers
AnBkme Grace Roberts, Olsen
An bk Helena, Snow
Ger bk Auxuste, Schumacher
An bktus J A Falkinourg, Hubbart
Hau bk Hawaii, whitney
An schr W II Meyer. Jordan
Haw brig Julia NJ Avery, Ayery-anehored outside
Uaw bQrne S1Dru Bird, Halted
Annkar "a 1chnauer. Schnauer
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NJOIItE Is Ek GEf EN- run
~ suani 10 a power Of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed. dated Sept 25th. 1877. made By Debora Hsakulau and
KGzhaanui to c. s. Barlow, Chairman Of Board Of Trustees of
Hawaiian Lodge No q, T. & 4. NJ, Of record in Liber ., on
pages l and {, and by said g. :. Barlow assigned TO II. A.
widemann and ]. L. Richardson, by document dated May 81,
1873, and for a breach Of she conditions in said mortgage deed
contained. that all and singular. the lands, teBements and
hereditaments in said mortgage deed contained and described
will, after the time limited by law, be sold at Public Auction,
on account Of the breach OF the conditions as hereinbefore
mentioned. The property in said mortgage described being
situate in Leieo, Honolulu, Oahu, and in Maianae. Oahu
II. A
J. l. RICHARDSON.
NErI. PROWN Attorney for Assumes of Mortgage. Id20 II
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NOTICE Is Ri II bN ma rum
~ suant to a power If sale contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed dated September 22d. 1877. made by Keano r. Eidredge
and David p. Eldredge. jr, TO Stephen Spencer. OF record in
Lber So, on pages SIT. 3s and $40. and for a breach OF the
conditions in said Mortgage Deed contained that all and siDgu-
lar the lands, tenements and hereditameuts ia said Mortgage
Deed contained and described will, after the time limited by
law. be sold at public auction on account of the breach of the
conditions as hereinbefore mentioned. The property in said
mortgage being situate in Kula. Island Of Maui. and known as
the Ahnpuaa OF Kaonoulu, and containing 10000 acres more or
less. SIhPIEN sFENOEh,
By his Attorney in fact, H.. A. WIDEMANN,
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pAsSENGERS.

snE.,ci.eo per ID C Murray. Dec fS-G NJ Fran
"A. ~ FrfedIander, Miss Strand. Lieut J dHsrvtlley, Geo
II craig. DE- Spiers, d Wayland' ID AeneAIS,AEs
- T.Iutt ner Hawaii. Dec I5-G Z G Jackson. II
riIds - ehild-a and 2g Islanders, intending men,
d. storm Bird. Dec Is-I0 islanders,
For san Francisco, per Discovery, Dee 1s-Dr Hunter
Capt Perry1nHn. Cart NentSortn, col Norrs, :
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year, when authentic Officially reports show that
while in some districts there is still a small pre-
pOnderance Of deaths over births, in others the
latter are in excess. 1t is safe therefore to as
sumo that the Hawaiians as a nation have begun
to I" bold their own," and that they are not
doomed to extinction as has been SO confidently
predicted. And every band Of South Sea ISL
anders with their women and children that comes
to us, gives fresh life and vigor to the aboriginal
Hawaiian nation.