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MAURICE BARRYNORB VERY ILL.-Mr. Zim
mermann, the agent for the Diplomacy" com
bination, which Is az & present II st. Louis, ex'
more, the actor, who was shot at Marshall
Texas, by the rufIian Currie, who killed B. c.
Porter, Is dying. He says that Mr.. Barrymore,
not possess great vitality, and that the follow
ing telegraph dispatch, which he received
Thursday morning, indicates fatal termina-
ton OF the young actors misfortune:
MARSHALL, TEXAS, March h27.-BaHymore very
sick; wife coming Saturday: cancel dates; come
here at once. d. G. RKDPATH, TTe9Surer.
Mr.. Barrymore, who Is an EngliSnman, maze
1875, at the Boston Theater, where he played
Captain Molyneur, supporting M. Boucicauit
In 1.-THE Shaugraun." HIS Mlle was formesv
Drew, OF the Arch street Theater, Philadelphia.
She has gone to him.
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PEACE IN THE VANDERBILT FAMILY.-After a
long ana bitter legal warfare, peace has been
tion respecting the Commodore's four wills IS
now at an end. w. II. Vanderbilt admits hay
lhg received a friendly letter from his brother
about, but no date has been fixed. 1t is report
ed That S, 600 900 have been set aside out OF his
private funds by w. II. Vanderbilt. and tha
thls sum Will be paid to other members OF the
family upon condition that they waive all fur
ther claims upon the estate. 1t is also said tina
the $700O,G COO and 81, ,O00,O08 suits OF Cornelius
vanderbilt Will be discontinued -[Ctncinnati
Commercial
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telegram from Pittsburg, Pa, March n, says
Yesterday afternoon an old man, named John
w. Hammel, was painting the front of store
on Penn avenue. he stood on high ofl1ce stoo
Wilkinson, member OF the fire department..
came along with couple OF his friends, and
said to them, with laugh: wouldn't lt 0e
maD?" The others urged him to do 80, and he
gave the stool kick that knocked II out into
the street. Hammel fell on his head and Side,
and was fatally injured. His skull Is fractured,
ard four OF his ribs are broken. He ts over 60
years old. Wilkinson was arrested, and Is now
In jail. Hammel will not live till morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

ga lot OF United States soldiers defeated the
No0ocs ct New Orleans. They did it with thelr
little base ball and bat.
eWIt 10 again rumored that the Dominion
government has decided TO dismiss Lieut. Gov.
ern0r Letetler.
Boston hos Temperance re(ormer who
Cleme 70 nave drank moro liquor than any nan
n 0oS 0N, an0 70 hayo SQU6h1ege0 eoeaeM
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q The woman suffrage measure was defeat
ca IN tne Massachusetts House Of Representa-
yves yesterday by vote OF So to ST.
. II, y Judge Pearre decided, at Cumberland, that
building societies ard other Corporations have
ne power to sell as mortgages, the law confer
ring that power only individuals.
The Wilmington (Del) Commercial scnst-
nIy cans Ior prompt and vigorous protest on
Oh! which has been introduced In the legisla-
ture TO re-eStabllsh lotteries.
~ Captain Richard T. Renshaw, of the u.
;. navy, died In Portsmouth, Va, Thursday
1.-THE $4,000 appropriated by the Alabama
legislature to purchase limbs for manned SOL
diers Is exhausted already
~ A Columbus paper says: Miss Jennie NJ
Germ has been appointed notary public by the
governor: She is the first lady ever appointed
to that ofice In Ohio,
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COMMIssIONED.-The President to-day signed
the commission of Edward NJ Neill as secretary
or the L. S. legatlun IN Mexico.
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e1The grand jury In the court OF general ses.
sions OF New York have made presentment
censuring the management Of tho New York
Elevated railway,
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EDWARD OMEAGHEK CoNDoN, the liberated
FentaD, VIII be given a position in the Treas
urL Cenai ment, II is said.
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eB-Rev. John Hough, recently appointed
presiding elder of the Dover (Oel.) district, N.
E. Church, died suddenly Thursday In Trenton,
n. j.
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CANADA BIDDING FOR THE BRAZILIAN TRADE
1t is understood that the Brazilian consul Az or.
taWa has arranged with the Dominion govern.
ment to subsidZe line Of steamers between
Hal11aN, n. s., and Brazil, to develop trade in
meet canada half way In granting subsidy.
ber.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day we're
SecTe airy McCrary, Senators Teller, Houston,
Bailey ara Rollins, and Representative His
cock and Orfh
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CHEYENEEs CAPTURED.-Llttle Wolf and his
band Of Cheyenne Indians, numbering thirty
five lodges, with two hundred and fifty ponies.
were captured by Lieut.. Clark of the Second
cavalry, with e1ghty-fve men, on Box Elder
leek near the YELLOWSTONE river on Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

MISSING ODD -FELLOw.-WenZel Jappel
aged 50 years, left his residence, No SO Ave r.
on Wednesday morning, with the avowed inten
tion to pay $500 to the agents of the Hamburg
been seen by his friends since. MIR. JappeI is n
well-known Odd-fellow, In which order he has
gained some reputation by his efforts In organ.
lZlng new l0dgeS.-[N. Y. Times 2Sth
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BALTIMORE, March 29.-virginia skies deferred
d. pa.t due coupons 3D. North Csroiina siaes. old.
"a; DO. nsw, IL bid today. Sugar steady-A soft.
BALTIMORE. March 29.-Ootton firm ana
htgher..middiing. l0x: Flour steady and up-
chansed Mhe.t. southern steady and . shsde
Ils do amber TisaiiS no Pennsyvsn. nsa ss red
Ia No western winter red, spct, March and
southern dull for both; western lower and closed
nrm ana actlve-eouthern white, 47s4S; do. yellow.
A4Aa4A; western mixed, SPOT March and April lSx
saS,s; a, Nay "a a: steamer, 12hs42h Oats .ctiveS
2oaaS2; fennsylyania, 8 ses2F Rye quiet, tSsS&
hiy to snSss M:rynS and Penn nm
jobbing demand rs lat quoted. Butter steadY-
prime to choice western packed, l6a20; rolls ls0l6
Eees quietcfreeb, l2alS. Petroleum dnll and un,
charged Coffee firm and UNCHANGED whisky dull
and unchapgcd. Freights steady and unchaneed.
Receipts-hour, ABB: wheat g 300; corn, 1856 600;
oats. l0.e00: rye 500. Shipments-wheat. l6.0U0;
corn, lAl 500.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Stocks strong Money.
T. Exchange, long 485&; short. 4S8 Governments
NEW YORK. March 29.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat dull. Corn dull and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

CONGRESSMAN O'REILLY's SEAT-Judge GIL
cert. In the special term OF the supreme court.
Brooklyn, granted yesterday on the application
lyn board OF aldermen to show cause why he
should not issue mandamus directing the
board TO declare vacant the seat of Alderman
Sc district. The writ is returnah!e next
TueSday.-(N y World. 2Sth. -N''
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R MATHEY OAYLUY CAPSULES,
eE Used for over % years with crest success by
the physicians OF Paris New York and London, aid
OF diseases, recent or OF long standiI g..
Prepared by CLIN l. Co, Paris. sold every.
where. oct29-t. .thGsly
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CPRING OPENING.

CPRING OPENING.
have just received my First Instament Of
SPRING CLOTHING,
Consisting of Fine worssed Diagonal and Granite
Cutaway Goats ard Vests. Workted and Cashmere
Suits Lsht Colored Cashmere and Cheviot Suits:
fioek xht and park 6oIosed Pants for
Dress and Business Also, a very large assortment
Te e above are % part Of the soas
Letting ny stock e. this A season have taken ample re
obtained. and am satisfied t6atf no ONE ne can ind
better selection elsewhere These garments are cut,
made and trimmed equal to custom made.
!psrehassa these goods Gods at BoTToM PRICES and and
PRICES. To be convinced OF the truth Of this as
seItion cordial invitation extended to ali to visit
s not. es'a0"nsn' "'-'' 'lles WiAn 70 purchase 0f
A. sTRAUs,
THE POPULAR CLOTHIER.
mar2str 1OI1 Pa. ATE, bet 10th and l1th sts
SHIFTS TO ORDER. SPECIAL
SIX VERY BEST FOR sl2
Material and Workmanship unexcened
FIT WARRANTED.
rHoMpsoN's SHIFT FACTORY.
$40 Estreet H0rthscest,
marlO-ly Opposite Patent Office.
CWIMl1ING sCHOOL.
Glasses are now organizing for the Season OF 1879
Terms TO commence April l.
I66io0. 0ouflernen and Children, who intend en-
tertng, are requested to make tMmediate epplicA'
H00 marll6m
INVENTOR0 WHITING TH1 QTY are invited
20 0Ro0G 10 dhaEUo Tor edv1oo On pate1t mAb.
- 10lAblO Ooyt0 yoD4oEo6 0AI1Q@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

The TRAMPs at the various New York stations
ease having attacked some of that class near
Albany. Seventy-twO men. women and chill
dren wele attended to on Thursday night La a
single station house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

SUBSCRIPTIONS to tour per cent. loan to-day
were Sl2s,g50
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TENNEssEE's CREDITORS WILL NOT ACCEPT
HALF PAY.-Eugene Kelly, of New York, chair
els, has telegraphed to Nashville that the com
promise bill to settle the state debt at 50 cents
on dollar and per cent interest, which the
legislature proposes to force upon bondholders,
will not be accented by them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

~ SULPHUR WATERS,
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1929 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
Greenbrier. White Sulphur and Kentucky Blue
Lick suft received. marI3.tr
aTF BABY CARRIAGES
tSV At the Establishment Of w 3. MOSES h
SON, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street NV. mari-tr
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Indian Loan.

LONDON, March 2o-The Times in its financial
article says" The governments proposal for
Ten million pounds IN this market for service IN
lnola LOOK It's rise In memorial by bankers
and others, who advocated the raising OF money
Ior tne express purpose OF buying silver and so
raising the level OF Indian exchange. Practf-,
ca!ly, therefore, the loan would 90 towards
helplng Germany 10 sell some OF her useless
silver at good price. Beyond that it win do
finance, which, without instant and steady re-
SOFT 10 meet rigorous economy, will rapidly
sink into hopeless confusion"
Hanl0n and HayVdOm have a Spurt
On the River.
The Sportsman says: 1.-The weather on the
Tyne slde yesterday was great improvement
PSn sS nh 9hh' Espan during the past week
strong work. The latter was the Irst to show
anoat In the forenoon. After scullfng steadily
up TO Lexington Point he turned and came
back at fair pace TO the head OF the meadows.
On his way back he met Hanlan. The pair
having met on the river for the first time had a
square look at each other and Hanlan threw
out Kind OF challenge to his opponent by
quicken1ng his pace TO IS strokes per minute.
which made his boat move in beautiful STYLE
Aanlan quickening bis stroke considerably
which would not give the latter mean impres.
sion OF his powers. Hanlan continued his pull
down into the meadows. Hawoon substituUed
American put of about three O'Clock and
Journeyed TO Elswick ferry where he wheeled
ABOUT ana roWed back to the suspension bridge
minute. ~
BusfDeSs Failure I'm EmglanA.
LONDON, March 29.-Joseph France q Co.
metal workers at Newcastle, have failed Their
liabilities are GOO.
Prince Waldemar Died of Diphehe.
ria
BERLIN, March 90.-The court physicians have
announced of1cially that Prince Waldemar. SON
OF the Crown Prince Frederick William OF Ger
many, died OF diphtheria. Measures have been
taken to prevent the spread OF the disease.
English Crfcketers COMING n
LONDON. March 29.-Belrs Life in London SAYS:
"a team OF professional cricketers, under the
leadership OF Richard Doft, win 60 to America
early In August"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. - Internal
revenue. S256, Isl. 10: customs. s55S, ,o132S.
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THE ENGLISH HOUSE OF COMMONS is still de.
Dating the Zulu war question. Earl BeacOns-
held cOnfesses that Englands public wealth has
Gecfeased four hundred million dollars during
tne present depression. He thinks it due to
the depreciation OF silver and the abolition Of
pl lOtecliOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

ARLINGTON, n J., March 9s..The safe OF Jas.
A. Bell was broken open by burglars last night
and &. 800 In government bonds, beside other
valuable papers, were stolen. The following
missing bonds, SO Tar as known: Coupon bonds.
new, 1865, $500, No. 105ll4, No. iO5s6s, and
81 goo, No. 203494. The rest OF the bonds
amounting TO 8, 800, were registered s. SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

AN "Ex-UN1oN SOLDIER In making applica-
tion for appointment In the Treasury DEPART
ment says If he does not get the place he will
know for certain THAT the rebels and the
traitors to the country have indeed captured
the U. .. government and now control the
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

600 ROLLS OF
NEW STRAW MATTING
JUST RECEIVED.
WHITE, CHECK AND FANCY DESIGNS.
IN JOB AND AUCTION LOTS.
ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES AT HE FUR
NITURE, CARPET AND UPHOLSTHRY
ESTABLI6HMENT OF
W. B. MOSES SON,
mar272w Cor. Sth st. oxd Pa. acc. s.,c.
TOO. ScHLITZ BREWING CO.'S
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
THE PUREET AND BEST LAGER BEER SOLD
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Supplied IN Casks or Bottles, by the Agent.
SAM'L C.. PALMER,
50 Greene street,
mar27tr GEORGETOWN. D. @.
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A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL Is appointed to
meet at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, April I'd
next, Or as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the trial of such prisoners as may be brought
before it. The following is the detail for the
court: Surgeon E. P. vollum, Major J. F. Wade
9th cavalry; Capt. j. g. Gageby, Sd infantry:
Lieut.. CEas. Morton. Sd cavalry; First Lieut.. C.
II. Rockwell, 5th cavalry, judge advocate OF the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

FANNIE EDWARDS, one OF the pedestriennes
the husband Of Mrs. Della LeonardsOn. The
latter caused her husbands arrest on Thursday
Tor Abandonment The court exacted 5000 0nds
mat Le0nardson would pay his wife s. per
furnished by Miss Edwards and Leonardson
skulked out OF court with her while his poor
wife sat crouching In an obscure corner OF the
courtroom crying as II her heart would break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

PROMINENT PEACH. GROWERS In Morris county,
Nd, say the peach trees have wIntered much
Deuer than usual. The buds are In fine condi-
weather prevails during April, the indications
are that the ensuing crop will be the heaviest
known for some time past. A low estimate
places the amount OF capital invested In peach
urseries and orchards in that county, exclu-
i've OF land, at 81, GO,OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

HON. DANIEL M. Bates late chancellor of Del
aware, died at the Ballard house, In Richmond
Va, yesterday. He was there as counsel in the
suit against the Washington and Ohio railroad
company. His remains will be taken home by
his son TO- day. Distinguished members of the
Virginia bar Will act as an escort = 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-29

CHECKS TO PAY THE INTEKEsT.-The checks
for the payment Of the registered interest on
the four per cent. loan, which is due on the 1st
proximo, Will be ready for mailing tonight.
They number about sc, 500, and viii fill twelve
mail bags. The total interest which they rep
resent is 81, 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

MILITARY PARADE-Oa Fridsy last, the anniver-
sary Of tie recognition By Great Britain aud France
9th IadsPeatsacs Of these Islands, the Princes
Owe Guard, commanded By His Nsjesty, paraded
tie priHcipal streets beaded BY the Royal Hawaiian
Band, making very hHe Appearance. After this
they proceeded to Kulaok1hua Plains, where they
drilled greatly 10 the delight of the spectators pre-
seat and the satisfaction Of their dr-master THIS
Is very Efficient corps, and composed Of IS good
material as can Be found on these Islands The
aptitude Q; the native in acquiring proficiency in
TIE drill Is positively surprising After drin they
part0ok OF refreshments for the i" inner man st
~lu4u" prepared fer the occasion at which all Gid
iaziice Another drill IN the afternoon and parade
throzsb some Of the principal streets 90 their
return to the AruoFy-the plaes Of dismissal
ended the days euioEmeut- Everything passed of
pleasantly ard the day WAS one that will be long
remembered b. tie members Of the Princes Own
Guard some amusing incidents hzppeued during
the day, among the most amusing OF which was the
rGlz g.11 or mistake OF the Second Lieutenant Of
Company g AZ tie luGu."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

SrDDES DEATH-This comm1uity Ezs greatly
shocked OF the afternoon Of the a9ih uIto., on
learning OF the Sudden and unexpected death ofMr
Sauuel Lesi Lewis, I much respected citizen,
doing business il Sauanz street as dry goods
merchant. at the vel known stand called the
a. White House. The deceased Was IN the enjoy
meat Of appareat good health up to the moment Of
lis demise He Eaz sitting al the dinner table at
his houe On Beretaui4 street, with his wife and
family zhsl the dread messenger cane, and with
0at zOmenes warning was summoned TO quit all
earthly scenes. and pass ttat boarus from whence
10 tr1veler returns" Mr. Lewis WIS born in the
city OF New YORK, Q. $, March 9Th Is4a, and died
November 18th, 1873 50 At the time OF bis death be
was 81 years, months and 2 days old The de-
ceased vas nan Of quiet, unobtrusive habits. Of
gezils manners, and kindly disposition He had
heats Of friends. fer all who knew him loved him
TO- his worth aIoue- As husband and father, be
Ess Al that Constitutes perfection in those reIa-
tious-as friend be vas constant and coufding,
and as citizen asd Business man. he vas esteemed
for his Sterling qualities OF head and heart, filing
al the requirements Of those relations with prouP-
ifEEe sad alacEity, which qualities fully Eind-
Gated b The prezesee Of the large eoueourse Of
crzz1s Who turned cut to pay their last respects to
his mortal rezainz. which were borne to their last
resting place 90 Sunday afternoon, the Sosh ulto.
he fanersl Of Nr. Lewis was rot only attended b.
The CITIZENS genezzlly bat also By the Odd Fellows
and Ffremeu, Of which Organization he was Al hon
cred and useful member. Deceased Left devoted
wife and tkree Interesting ehiIdreu. one son and
two da1ztfers, 70 mourn his loss. and for whom
the sFmpafhies Of our citizens actively excited
"a II wife and Children his Ices is IrreparzbIe and
II this c0mE1lify has created void not easily
fIIed II common with the entire popalatlon Of
this city ne ufnEie cur deepest synpsfhies and
cord0le1ce for The bere1ved widow a1c children
who have been 90 nnddg1iy and so unexpectedly
bere Of the hest 0fhushan1s and kndest Of fathers
The sudden demise Of Mr. Lewis f0rSibiF re-
rnizSs u al cf Tie szsia lkai " ne zEicst Of
lie re are in deaIh," for we know not the ho1i
WHEN ne dread Ea.anc1s nay come which AL nlzI
cbey.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

PEoFEssoE ALELANDEs's LzCruEz-The lecture
delivered b Professor Alexander the Lyeeum. on
Tuesday evening. the 18th ulto. was well attended
aud vel received BY Al appreciatiye audience. The
sutjeet Vas sklfully handled By the lecturer. and
Afforded those present great satisfaction. Wewish
there Eere more such intellectual treats in Houo-
lulu in the shape Of lectures as the one Professor
Ale1Hnder Afforded. and We hope the Y. NJ C. A.
VII procure ether competent gentlemen 10 deliver
lectures for the sd6e4tion and enlightenment Of the
people There Is no place Ehere Al hour or two
be 50 probably spent a. in listening TO good
lecture CT almost any given subject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

ELEcTIoS OF OFFIczEs--At regular meeting Of
uatge L. Progress De FOceanie No p. 4 F. & A
N heia Al the lodge room last week, the following
officers EsFselected for the ensuing term. viz: Jas.
: Lemon, ". N; W. B. Wright. 5. W; T. J.
Higgins, J. w D. Daytou, Orator; J. " Dat, IT,,
Secretary, reelected L B. Peterson, Asst. Seere-
tzTy reelected J. : Walker. Treasurer, reelected
Geo A. Hegstou, Senior Expert; 7. z. Lucas,
Juaior Expert, P. Opfergelt. Sen Master Cereno-
HES; y Ciif1rd, Jun Master Ceremonies D. EA-
laka1a. Keeper Seals snd Stamps; Juo. o. DOmiuis
kespeF Archives; T, Raem, Deputy Grand Central
Ledge; J. n OaE sea, AlmOnsr. h J. AgneE,
MssIsr Of Banquet: A. NcDUH, Tyler; o. J. Holt,
sen Deacon W Buckle, jan Deacon; Jas DOdd,
SerTaEt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

TEE HEALrH OF TIE CTrr.-Last week our sd-
vices as 10 the health Of the city, were that the
tyPh0it fever had vel nigh disappeared We regret
. Be compelled 10 record the fact Of the 5reakn
or atresh OF the dreaded disease, and that many
families are suffering from its effects We are not
a. tbs moment advised Of the number ofnew eases.
al their number 8 nnllpplly large aud the dis
ease seems 70 have renewed its attack with great
vloleues- Il : 10 be hoped however that it will
11t prove OF 4 fatal character.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

- The Hawaiian GaaraS on Friday last. repair
e 10 Kulsokahu1 Pairs there TO engage in target
rrsctic, The member o. the eorps making the best
receive medal In reception OF his sRpe-
nor Qualities uarSsneu. the prize in this in
ssasee Ess carried OF by Mr.. jack Laeas. which
r1skes hiu the crack shO; Of The corps. Nothing
Ike good eve ard steady nerve in narksmsn
Ard JACK POSSESSES 10th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

INDEPESDESCE D4T.-Fritzy last the 2SJh ult,
Uas the anniversary Of the Recognition OF the hide
pencence Of tie Hawaiian Kingdom, by Frsree and
England The DAY was kept holiday BY our
citizens Of all classes. The dsgs OF all nations
waved from the different legations, aud plentifui
szPpiy Of bunting WIS dizpl4red from the Gov
srumeui buiitiug. the vessels in the harbor, and
many private residences and places Of busIness.
Al L szlute vas fred in honor Of the occasion
a-d the Gay passed OF, in manner ereditzble 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

TzE RAGS AZ EwA-The horse races at the
above place the 2Sth isst-, resulted in a total
cef=al q the native horse Lopine, which accord
iug 70 TIE expectations OF is owners destined
20 eeliPs al competitors. Mr.. e Lueas' horse
"Creeperr came CT yictoriOas- Lopine was
then piled sgaiust NJ. C. Maefarlanes horse - Oar
in-." which also bea. - Lopine-" Qaite large sum
q Money changed hands and the Successful hackers
Of The Sirui1g borses came OF tae happy posSeszors
,r -ha --r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

- TIE steamer City Of Sydney on her last trip
% The Cosss, made the distance frOu the wharf Of
tbs port 10 the Cu1 House in seven days and ten
1iuaies. bzs Vas prevented from giving into
S41 Erzueisco port BY very dense fog cir
c1Gstsnce which made the venture an exceed
iuSiy HAZARDOUS one Had il not been for this IN
favorable eIreumztance she would have made the
distance from SL4rf 10 wharf in seven days and three
hozrs TIE City Of Sydney tie fastest boat Of the
Ilns. - 10 rlisiakr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03
ROBBINS L. APPLETON.

go " General Agents. New YORK. L. s A.
"a All the above lice Of Wathan Watches for sale at
the sure OF n McISERSY, Sole Agent for this King
Also, Agent for the GORHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade supplied az the LOWEST PRICES.