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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

Tax AEcrEc ELzEr--rle rausor By the latest
arrival f7o1 the Aretc Oc~zu Is taat the sset : iee
at-1-, and rut lSriy 10 gsr o1f We have 10 par
riczlz-s yst. out give the ru@3- as sc x. H.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

4 SCD0EN DEATE-We regret 70 learn that
james H1ar-, member Of the Royal Hawaiian Band
-=d s-c1znly Sunday afternoon list AZ bis resi-
czccz- &C hi1E street TIE deceased Was one Of
TIE best Elsiclaus in the Bard. and bad been cor
1ectst viii rhe Organization since $50 He vas
god E-sAial- eitIleu ard friend whose place
al Be hzrr 70 IL His Gezfh Ezs Sudden and
zu=Ipectec 70 al E10 knew him He leaves vile
alc ellt. Et0 VII uozru biz loss Tns leader Of
TIE 5a1c Hr- Berger tells Is, that the death Of Mr.
h1are VII 5e Ereat loss 10 tae corps. a. there L 10
uE1 40 car take hS pace and Ill il a. be did
Tx eeat1 Of s1ch u4a i real loss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

Lash NAIL-Tos Ls4lEsGaa took fro- Hoco-
l-i- 90 T1esczy morning very large mail 10 >ar
Frscezscc z1e Tx East MS proves sno1S other
t1l1-s t1e EroElrg Business Of Ih-se Lsizues.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

q We cal TIE Ettsutioa Of or business men
Irchi-ecls ard builders p4rticulIriy 10 the styer-
riseze1r u N=szrs- c. 7. 24Tu0ltz s Co, Frour
- 81 Er-rclS;1, . Dc fJcud il another column.
z-lrc-nE - i coSs coed opportunity 70 purchase
E1c1s l1 t1@ir line At prices which viii effect
great s1EIr<. Elch < t1z chief soErcE Of profit In
a. c11l-Izrelal TRANSACTIONS. The house Of c T
Eayuolds & Co i long ADD well established with
- immense stock on hand Al al times, and there
fore 4 SAFE ard rsIahIz house 70 deal with See
a1Ferri-eEert
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- he American eA-ksnise Esreka, arrived
u po-s YESTERDAY morning with = assl frosa the
East Sri-girs seven GAYS later esWs than previous
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

L1sT ovEEsoAED--Ths Captain Of the bark E.
C. WgLs, from Hamburg. which arrived here on
lie llL1 Icsr reports the loss q sailor a sss in
llti-E1z s. : So ". whose name w1s Carl HOF-
U-=s--r- TIE deceased waS : native Of Prussia
s1o-E 8 years Of zge- TIE uzn fell from sloft ard
rs cruEusc- Every effort was made 20 save the
Pocr fellow. o1s cEiu< % the ru1Zh weather a the
tizs tESE proved futile
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

TEASkS-Osr thasSs arr hereby ,esSsree to the
cs1ti<manly Purser q the steamer Zsllz1zsG fer
zzpi- 11-s u coiocHi pa2s-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

ssAr CAPszEED--Ou Ssutsy sf,erue7o pleasure
5,a- 5-io1Eia- O. Mr.. 1ili11s OF The ilzht n0zs-.
Was csrslEz1 U-tsiGc Uf t1r ha-b1r, vita thrr~
rzrseus ca euar1- Fortuuztsy 20 lives were
Isl ~ t1e scci5-at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- -r1--1 $50 -zzz1 S-z-ss stezz vessel
-~ ELr- a-mE tE r- 1H-1ur CT Eeczes5EF
- zzz Euz - sz-asoa, Ehiza
--r saa z-a1a -z1e-szL 80 ez--sz fozr gins.
--.-s-- g. zr-E ara q c-Zrlz-ez- q ID =E=-
. - ~ - - zlz1 ky tx 1er
a--aaa,ur ana a1-z-11r Erzz-zE --s-- =. 81 l-z-
y L. Et hEr 1=EEz-
q Er-zucE
So
--E u EnunE- a. G. Peek
n-EE So
i 49,
49, A. Eaiz@rnm@
En-a---ua l1Iartu
E-1n-r ~ Co.
& - ~ - E1lznG
Eunnn1-F r Eiar IT, 6n<n- g = 8z--
16.-@ Ea-l IL 6Ezu= c Il E-ri1=I
A.
rnum1 g. 3 E1nE-E
l-E
a-- -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD OF
i Informing The crzsns Of Honolsln and adaeent
Islands IN addition to being Agent the
al Copying Company Of San Francisco. on hand
hn= collection Of Chrome Pictures sst all Also,
Fixture Flames Of all 6e-in< and szssand great variety
Of Fancy Articles liz Sales Rooms. Fort street next
doo- Nfnernys Confectionery store. where be
glad bis friends and Patrons whom invites to
cali and examine hEs stock The Goods care
fully Selected and VII Be offered prices far asy
thing Il his line has ever been offered 70 the people Of
thess Iszandz-
yoa wish an eiegzutehr picture adorn your par
jor5 furnish il Hyou cheap fancy articles
home use- have hem, AZ . figure loz
viii be without them am eonstz1tly IN receipt Of
goods By each from Francisco, deter
mined keep hand Of goods that viii novel
~ well % useful. US In OTTO FRIEDLAEDRR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- he ? C. 4Essrtlssr. appears 70 be a. much
trczelsd b. TIE Fr-seuee Of the ChiBaman il cur
s-r=ets - Macbst1 Ms - the Saost o. the uur-
c=rec bansuo- B1t tie 4Grertlsr csn console
l-se- RlE tEe rs1--l1u that IL has NOT contributed
&C tie zcEeut q The hated objects. and IN doing
- car 4cops The l1nE1a-g Of Macbeth ard say
-Ia7u cL-zt not say did .t never z1ake.thy zory
L1czs .1Llsc rlz rzill A. me-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

IEE CzlcKEr NArcE-Ths match which vas
z-Ieu-cec a feE weeks ago 70 coue OF berEsra
Mess-s Harrison Ect SElliyIH. took PLACE on Mon
cay z-tzruocr 1s-, on Waikiki Pt1i0s. There Vas
4 good z-t=cc1Ecz q Spectators 70 Wituess the
sport Tie game was roo ov Nr- Hzrrissou On
sc1r= q e % : ~ understand that secouG game
~ = g--yec o-tSe-1 tie sane Persons sn0u dnd
Nr. SzIiEaz's triel1s thfuk be caa 10 much better
tie --Zt tine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- Dc sex Saturday Afternoon 6eszeen three
I'D f1-- -'cl-eS. there VII q 4 ruuninx -aee A.
hsplo.tai Park oel~eSa tie celebrated island mare
-LesclN arc Tie Imported horse jimmy A.
c-t- z-l-lz-s -zvs1 -srEratfJu for speed anG bot
f11l- god r1cy nay be expected the lovers Of
tart sports lerv=1o1L are hooking forward 70 the
1el-s-cu EI-E great d-ai Ok pleasure
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
For Sale,

A y Al HORSE, SADDLE AND BRIDLE.
IN The horse q The breed brought 70 these
EsDds eghr y~ars Cd i kidd zsnue for any par
pose lie b n prime cnn65sn. and Dodds
Livery stabie Reason for seing ina owner going away.
re
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

EENlyEa--O1r trlest Casrk. tbe jeweler. has re-
--re- - establishment % bis elegant rev store
r-1- ~ &c opposite si1- Of Merchant street 70 A.
l----- l-Ss-isl- h-eu De gets thinZs fixed he vii
14s- tL- saa1esc11-st leselry srgrS 10 the city We
l1F= 81 Sc ccr u=-l5lrs prospecting and therefore
szy - Clark God sped
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

TEE Doc FIESDs.-We learn that three persons
1srs lssu zpprrh=ntec. skp are accused o. dis
trl1-.L-g poison l-ciscri1iu-teiy tor malicious
Purposes, D s1fch many valuable dogs acre re-
c-1-y pQls1cec. and tkzt tbs evidence against the
acc-sec Ess s-1cl-ns % warrant bis honor Justice
J1uss 81 the police court REMINDING the cases 10
r-z S1p-rEls elcrt Tor trisl ~ The next tern
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- On Friday svssiuz lar, the Male Social
ll1a gave -uCgiirsutary reception baH az The
Eag4ilzn Hotel 20 the Captain an6 of1eers Of the
Z : ship o. W4r 4'srt The entertainment Ess
EI-lel uP s1c carried through by the members u
-1= Cs-1 EiL4 rleir 1szi good taste and Afforded
reaL eri1FuS1t % their guests ard all Others
Fres=-t, ard al Eent - IL the most uusxceptIoual
I-a-Eer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

- c-zzls E7z- -=-- c-r1-z Company
rs-1l-z1-ze a. M L-FrlLls
CO. = - E=rz * * EzAze- troz Sz1
#- SZE - E1Ez=sE E-riTe - A. q laE
- z EE y rae pezaz1Ezess- c. L
.-----s ~ Fe@sz ~ se ezven Il tke
ua-zzuu- -za zzaaza1 saZqEzE Il &C rsz.s
$780, E-E 60 ec-sG--z 20 I've a. Ell -
-- Tax z4lL-ce ~ -zr1-- 80 EeFe- le-s
--z-r r@# co Ez-E 10 Inc 4Z1@ezezf Ct
IL fsl1Eirg lErIgr @
EzzE EseL
- EE4Nczsco Au5- =. Is7s
Al
Ea- ar-LuE zl a-4Ez--ise - eL1l1l-l1z CT
lzaE ru=s-lE 20 per1gr= zn1er
---s-zr--l 6 a---9z- 1f s-ez--erzzc re fiE-z
zEzL E-ke e 1s E--r1criFz
aa Ha@a E-r- -E a1-si1--i1n u the IL
-r. ~ ~ E--a-1- ---z--lo-r F-z ca s5Eertize
- - g. = $500 - rzsp=c11liE-
EEzAE-s-- p-r L Ma
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

C0-oFEzArIvE TAILoz >rOzz-we tireet the al
terri51 Ut Cur r=z5e-s 10 he advertisement in To-
Cav i-s-- OF r1s sssacati con posed entfrrlv Of
1-a-iica sursrlzu q sbiLty. zad DO Su4rzutss 10
f1r--s- az 40 latrO-ls< tnsu VIII inst class gar
meats a1r- rvarts workmanship and materials
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
NOTICE.

III Ia. inca OF HAEALAT, HILO, ISLAND
. Of Hawai- las this day been rpiased D. the IN
esrsgns1 the charge Of my land or kuie
lying and being situate Papa sou Huo and r-ors
flly described IL Royal Patent No 46>4
sPpruvsi this -6th Gay OF September, 1878.
T6s tEs JOHN T UNEA, IR. xoloa- Eauaf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

nURISG THE ABSENCE OF Mr. N LOUIS
II >lS IruI11lls Kingdom Mr. SsE Ei act for the
nrn- Of n : Griuol CO. under flH Power Of tror-
uzg 70, Il n :. GRISBAUA < CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

FrE1oCs DEITTSe--We cal especial attention 70
Tx go rr--lztloEs az Tx Interior Department OF
t4e s21ct % lie iasL crtviuz q DAYS or other We
alczs tlr11z1 Tx STREETS OF Hoa0Iulr Tlis : a.
& sl1z-i b. auc ae hoPe for the safety az psd-s-
--a1-s a-- a. Others b. cur streets these rrguLa-
-l11s vi be ri-orv1siy zalorcrG by The police
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

Way SAD.-Ws rvgryI 70 earOgicis the tsct, inst
car respected tgEE,14n JcShas D5xor. row in
Ltt1rulz to- lis eezl-k aud usdicsI scvies / iu
cr--e=l eeu1l-lo1- We trus- boN-ye-, Tat tie
s1ruz3~r t1z ue1t Nontay Day bring more Gvor-
atl- I--= -ence " lis cl16itiJu a-G hat he nav
-L.---a--. = 49, b. IL I'm -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
Latest News.

By the arrival Of the P N. 5. 5. ZsalsaSia. freq
Australia for San Francisco. % the 2ssh alt
ws have asss down to Sept L. The following
sys0psis slg froa the New Zealand Esrul& q the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
Stylish Clothing Of Good Material.

E-ordsrs fron the other Islands viii receive prompt
asssauoG samples OF Cloth aud Prcss together with
rules tor self measurement sent On application.
L & KERR
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
NO. 25.

Sir Walter Scott zone of the few great
men whose goodness equaled his greatness"
made a love-match with French lady, with
whom he lived most happily for many years.
She was the light of his home and the delight
of his heart.
Klopstock, the eminent German poet, mar
ried woman who seems to have been capa-
bic of inspiring him with grand thoughts and
developing in him all that was best and no
blcst. She tells richardson the English nov
elist, that "she is always present Mt the birth
Of the young verses" adding, persons who
live as we do have no need of two chambers
we are always together with my little work,
but sometimes regarding my husbands face,
which is filled with the sublimity OF his sub
ject-he reading me his verses and suffering
my criticisms
Other names might be mentioned, extend
ing the list almost indefinitely but here are
enough for the present It would seem, in
summing up the matter, that great men do
not, as some maintain make more serious
mistakes in choosing wives than do others
they only fall into the same errors as do com
mon mortals. A writer puts it in this wise
In this world our treasures must be put in
earthen vessels A man arises with some
gift of song or speech so brilliant, so mag
netic, that it lifts him above his fellows, and
we would fain believe that il is the voice of q
god and not of a man. But in the common
affairs of life we find him falling into the
same weaknesses, the same mistakes as our.
selves, and we are disappointed. Our gods
are not really any more foolish than our
selves but our own errors are not scanned
and learned by rote being nobodies, we new
er so much as suspected, perhaps, that they
were errors"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

and in a few weeks the Daytons bado fair to
quietly sink into the general obscurity of the
unromantic mass. just Mt this point Fate
again interfered with Richard Daytons plans.
One afternoon he saw gentleman leaving his
house whom he knew, in n vague sort of way,
Ms intimately associated with the manage
ment of the Ten Eyk estate.
An unpleasant feeling of some annoyance
to be encountered, and which he ought no
longer TO put off impressed him and it wis
with sensible decrease Of his usual buoyaut
spirits that ho sought his wifc's room. His
first glance at her face and attitude convinced
him that something unusual had happened.
She had number of suspicious looking pa
pors before her, and was holding her head in
her hands in very thoughtful manner
Still she smiled pleasantly Mt Dick, though
in an uncertain mood and rising with sigh,
pushed the papers inside the secretary, and
locked it, Dick was determined to know the
worst Mt once Something is worrying you,
Jane what is it, dear"
"Dick, am afraid that you will think that
| have been deceving you that is the trouble.
But, indeed, indeed, / cannot help the way
things have gone. / am so sorry darlingF =
"Why, what ever is the matter wifeyY'
ooh. Dick, Simon IIewes has been here
fathers old manager, you know-and he says,
Dick dear, that they have found the lead
NhNll lll illt fl ENk ullut- hlTutk II TIGHT
than ever and those shares, Dick. ! bought,
and that every one said were just so much
waste paper, Howes hns sold them for two
hundred thousand dollars, and now be wants
to know how the money is to be invested. |
can't help il, Dick-mdeed can't and what
in the world am to do with the mine and the
money :"
80 hdre married an heircsS after all,
said Dick, laughing, and kissing the heiress
twenty times over as evidence Of his forgive
ness. Aud Juuc was very thankful for Dicks
kindness IN the matter, and for the really
handsome way in which he not only forgave
his contrary destiny but also took it into his
own special care and keeping.
Marriage takes all the nonsense out Of
fellow, you see," snid Give Raymor, in his
club, the night that this new topic about the
Daytons came up; ''and, besides, Dick did
not know that he married an heiress"
Nonsense, my dear fellow - said the
elegant Jenkins "it is only new version of
mn old cOmedy-LOcP Strdtdg,m. Bet you
n hundred dollars Mrs. Dayton knew where
the Ten Eyk lead was all the time and old
Simon Hewes knows railway scrip somewhat
better than his Bible. | only wish some pret-
ty girl would fool me the same way. Pom
my honor do, now, really"
But if Dick ever suspected any foolng in
the matter, he laid it all on Madame Fate,
and he very gracously forgave her the decep-
ton, and accepted the fortune that was evil
IDENTIFY SO noyitable.-Hdrper's Weekly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
FACTS.

Mouldiness resembles a forest of perfect
trees.
Water expands one-ninth of its bulk in
freezing
All solid bodies become luminous at 800
degrees of heat.
Melted snow produces about one-eighth of
its bulk of water.
fall of one-tenth of an inch in a mile will
produce a current in rivers.
Gnats dance in regular positions, which
have been compared to those in a quadrille
At the depth of forty-tive feet, the temper
ature of the earth is uniform throughout the
year.
The quantity of air chemically required for
the combustion of one pound Of bituminous
coal is $50 cubic feet,
The heaviest substance known is platinum,
whose specific gravity (when rolled) is twen-
ty-two the lightest is hydrogen gas.
The diameter of the sun is S53, $50 miles,
or lO7 times that of the earth, so that in vol
ume or bulk the sun is equal to l,200,O 600
earths.
Mailing is the conversion of the starch OF
barley into saccharine matter, and this is ef-
fected by the abstraction of carbon, which
takes place on the malt-hoor.
Reading when walking or riding is injurious
causing the focus of sight to be continually
shifted, the delicate muscles of the eye be-
come strained and fatigued.
Clouds in heavy weather, are seldom above
half mile high but in clear weather from
two to five miles, and they can rise from five
to seven. Clouds are often of enormous size,
ten miles each way and two thick, containing
POO cubic miles of yapor
Gold-leaf can be reduced to the 3OO-thou-
sandth part of an inch and gliding TO the ten
millionth silver leaf to the l70-thousanth.
One grain of gold will cover II inches each
way or 52 square inches, or be 1900 times
thinner than writing paper
Fruits stain the blades of steel or iron
knives, because gallic acid exists in the rind
of most fruits and also in some vegetables
when this substance comes in contact with
iron, it combines with it and forms gallate Of
iron, which is a description of ink.
Nettles sting because they are furnished
with tube which is seated upon gland
formed of the same tissue in which poison
GUS fluid is secreted. When any pressure is
made upon this gland the fluid passes into the
tube, just in the same manner as the venom
passes up the fangs of serpents tooth.
Night-dews are most copiOus when the sky
is clear the reason of which is that the earth
cools faster under clear sky than when hung
over with dense clouds, which prevents the
deposition of dew, because the air in contact
with the earth is constantly changed, so that
the temperature does not fall sufficiently low
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

"AIingo war my husband, an mighty bad
one he war too. | got so disgusseted wild
him mt las dat done sole him"
sold him Sold your husband What do
you mean Z"
"Why, you sec, Miss Friendly" explained
Mingo, "when | cUurtcd Lilly she war free
an was n slabc. SO She laid up her money
till she had nulT, and den she bought an mar
ried me. But | war dat lazy an good-fo'-
muffin dat didn answer TO her exp, citations,
and so she done sole me oil her hans"
"Dc Lord knows rs tried hard nuG to cit
you hack protested Lilly.
"An' rs larned nuI not to provoke you 10
set me adrift agn, said Mingo. II feels 30
happy, Miss Friendly, so light 80 light, pears
like Is foun' out
what kline oh slippers de angels do wear
Dat dSy walks about on de upper air.
Dom ar slippers is made Oh lub, Miss Friend
ly-dem ar slippers is made oh lub. .'-Hdr-
pc,'S Bdzdr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
Miscellany.



They blnssorn hrigbtlv straigbt and tall
Against tbc mcssy gsydcn wall
Hpneatb tho nonisr trees,
The snnbeame III eash goidcn face
ip,ir r gre. green p IeaVes Waye @ WIN airy grace
!" ir''" "ep'eunu'rH DreeAe'
ON one fair disc ~ ,,,tl ,ndbrnuu
A purnle bniterav ligbts down,
4 sistrr hlossnn, yfeids
Her honey store content tob
~ ,sP PlVNiuef luI we uuei
f""n nere from cIoNer heluS'
Each ds,yriro a.y ,,b,,, ct,,,,hs Tho .ur
Aud steadt,sf an IA. courss is run
These rny,i i,lossnms raisa
Their yrsnJ ,rids.oncnrJ coIden aves
10 Waten ~, Journey tntouRh tue sAies'
uu"auu'eu ny MS pIaze'
Tho hutterNy ,na, slao,, mr. s,sr
Tho bre NAV siaai theiI honey sinre
But still Inc fowers gazn on.
with burning Inois NJ changeiess love
,r,r.s,i - + ~ ~ ~, v = - - 49, hh '''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
We MAIL

Without charge, Rules for Self Measure, and Samples
Of Material from which Mems, Youths and Boys
suits are made, (also SpOrtsmen's, Firemens and
Military Crcuars) to correspondents IN any part Of
the United States. Address q. w. SIM MONS
n son, Oak HAL, Boston, Mass.
land.
N. b. In many New England towns and cities we
have established agents. by whom orders will be re-
etiyed at the same prices We give to those who apply
directly.
great Special Sale he 9th this year, is now taking
place at Oak III all, consisting Of Gentlemens sum
ner Suits in Bamboo Cloths, India Seersuekers, Pom
gee Silks Tussar silks, Nankeens, Drap dEte ApAeAs
and Linens Sample cards are now ready, and can DC
obtained without cost application. Hammoeksi
bathing suits, Sportsmens Goods or Yachting Outnts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

Charles Sumner was no musician A lady
friend once told him that if he was to buy a
music-box set TO sold Hundred" she did not
believe that he could make it play more
than seVenty-hVe."
, 1879-08-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL. THEATRES.

.... LUChlA THEATRES
Although Basnum has twice day drawn
enormous audiences, tic average attendance at
all our theatres has been good. "The Bankers
Daughter" In. tho third week Of its run at
lIavcr!y's, has been paironIzed mos. literally;
indeed tho audience Of last evening was largo
nbd an enthusiastic ono. Owing ia the favor
with whirh the pfav has bccn received during
the past few evenings, "rl,c Baukcr'a
Dauehter'' will in al probability tc
continued another week at anv rate. Another
md Hon" will consequently not be given the
public until Mnndav week. Miss Lima Tcttcf.-
born, a little lady with more Industry than
talent, has been playing at sievckers. Sc1t
week. Mt the aatne house, Mr. Jnhn Dillon np.
pears IN play new tn this quarter OF The coutt-
trs. entitled "0ur Next President" work
founded upon Phillip. stoncr'n poeu,,
- Robert Of Wsr1lctgIl." fIonlcy'e, "a already
stated, will open on Wednesday next, md liam
Inns will bo closed during this ensuing week.
openl,Ig. according tn present announcement
on Monday week With stock company. THE
Metropolitan IL In the hands Of the decorator,
and on the lat of September will open M Tho
Olympic, under the management Of Sir. Mitch
ell, who intends TO run variety.
, 1879-08-16
IfaUla1,Dfl CjrcnEstnnF.

Tile ClEcassan families implicated Ia the Cau.
cnsall res0lt last year ara being carrted into
who have not brcn dispatched by tls ropu Or
tho sword. a iottcr frun Russia says tile suf-
tcrng6 of tlcss poor people ars terrible, n1ld
they cxcIta commission whersvcr they 20. The
etealner Potter sha t;rcat. belonging to tic ship
ping tor, pany serkur, arrived At Sarasov on
tho lat inst., with cargo Of sucfI 'sretchcs, b0
families on ooard. They wore to bo conveyed
ski aoruduk, br rail. The prisoners seemed un-
ilappy, hut rassiyo aild resigned. 'lllere was d
considerable number 0f wonsen nl!l Children
amoag them. Somn OF tlc men spoko Russian.
mud il,ey inquired sulien1y II they havo Jet
much further to tsAYcl, a,la II tho winter was
very severe Ia their naw home. One Young
tesghtan, wearing I'M olllccr's clonk, excited
particular Interest and sympathy, ito Is tho
sun OF Il late Major Ia tlle militia, II. Draylmun.
Ills fntlier tlangeu by llle Russians lust Sep
tttnlIcr. md Ills eldest bruts,er was sent to 81
hcrla to work fifteen ycars ia lbs mincs. Tho
yuuugnr brother was sent into bantahment.
, 1879-08-16

Official salaries arc very low in Germany com.
paresl with til we fn England. The entire SALARY
from al. se.recs, bath as Prlsslalt Minister and
Chancellor Of Tie E.nptrc, IL only $1,000 marks
lsl3,5o0). The highest sainry OF Prltssian
Cabinet Minister Ia iuo0 marks. Pensions are
OF the zane moderate scale. Tl,cr arc settled
on analogous principles 10 thuse Which govern
the English tavil service pension system. the
pension amounting. to nR many cghtttths VI thb
salnfv whfeh was bp!ng received ut tho time OF
rct!rrment as there have been ycarh spent in tho
service OF the State. run years arr addou to
thu record VI service In all cases where Enlsgun-
tlc salury exceeds l9.tN0 nMrks ts:b00o} oniy
the llalI Of suct, crtcss IL tnKon Euto account.
Dr. Falk, the rctirtn. Minister of Public Works
Anl Education, entprrd the service OF the State
In ts41. lie las consequently tttistr-tlrco vcars
uf public serv,ce plus tun. Ills salary ~ Mto-
lister wns shh0N mnrks. which becomes reduced
tn n, ,p0 ior the ullrplsc OF estimating hls pen
EioIt. which Will i,D 449tths uf this a,n6UDt, Or
1T tc over the half-vIz: l3.ANl marks.