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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Mr.. b ELL, the Senator from New
Hampshire, recently appointed by the
Governor, was admitted to his seat on
Thursday last, by vote of 50 to %.
The right of the Governor to appoint
was seriously questioned, by able law
yers of either party, and very little
partisanship was manifested in its final
determination. Some who entertained
doubts, were willing to give them in
favor of the State. Bayard, McDon-
aid, Thurman and other Democrats
for, and Conkling, Carpenter and
other Republicans against, the admis-
sion of the Senator.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

1T Is not Mt all wonderful, that the
Republicans should object to a modif.
cation of the law authorizing thesap.
pointment Of supervisors of elections
The sum Of two hundred and eighty
five thousand five hundred dollars, the
amount paid to supervisors, is no mean
contribution for the Treasury to make
for fellows to manage and manipulate
elections in favor of Republican con-
gressmen. 1t is formidable contri-
button to the corruption election fund
and will be much needed. The alb
sence of it may necessitate a heavy
percentage to the amount required
from the Government employees un-
der Mr.. Hayes civil service.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

A MAN in Washington, Col.
Hooker, probably connected with
Chandler's Emigrant Aid Society,
has brilliant project in hand to in
sure the success of the Republican
party in the next Presidential election.
The plan is to raise million dollars
and transplant from the Southern
States to the North-Indiana, Ohio
and New York--enough colored voters
TO defeat the democracy, which he says
can be raised in New York alone,
without trouble. The idea is brilliant
lit might miss, however. Doubtful
things are sometimes uncertain, and
while making his collections it would
be advisable TO swell the sum so as to
have a small amount to fall back upon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

DR. ]. w. RHoNE, Dentist, can
Il y te fousa ai his efacp ard residssoe North
side Of Iiieh street thrve epass E@a ei Allegheny,
Bellefonte, Pa ieiy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

A COMMITTEE of the prominent
men of New York, representing the
different factions of the party, has
been appointed to communicate with
and solicit the Hon. Horatio Seymour,
to be n candidate for Governor. This
distinguished and able man has retired
from active political life, and no ordi-
nary influence could be brought to
bear to withdraw him from that re-
tirement. Nothing but considerations
Of the most urgent patriotism can do so.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

PROFESSOR WICKERsHANG, respond
ing to a resolution asking the amount
of the school fund remaining unpaid,
informs the Legislature that, of the
appropriation of 1876 the sum of
s120,445 remains unpaid-for 1877,
the sum of 1922, ,569-for 1868, the
sum of 1927 ,035, for common schools !;
and for normal schools the sum of
100000, and soldiers orphan schools
the sum of s27 900, still remain un-
paid. This looks healthy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09
East Maui Female seminary.

MAkAwAO, July ID. 1879.
DEAR SIR,-The anniversary of the East Maui
Female Seminary occurred June 9th. There was
quite full attendance Of natives and foreigners
The exercises and examinations were unexeepti5n-
ally good. and were much enjoyed by the audience
and often applauded. Great diligence and proficiency
were auifest the part Of the pupils, and most
thorough and honest the part ofthe teachers
The number ef pupils in attendance for the year is
tbirtyfve. This Is less than in some furuer years,
and far below what can be well accommodated and
ought to attend this excellent Institution. The
friends Of The Seminary feel deeply that inter-
est ght TO be awakened in the native population
for the education Of their daughters. This question
has most important bearing Oh the future of this
people. With such an institutiou, such excellent
EeoOn oiAiions well provided with able aud Ell
cieRt teachers, and the price Of tuition low and
the promise OF aid to those who need it. it seems
pity that the attendance should be so small. 1t
ought TO be doubled at once In no way could bet
ter work be done for God man, than to fill up this
Seminary for Hawaiian girls. 1t is most earnestly
hoped that those WHO hold the property and are
accommodating the wealth in this land will not only
give their Influence but their personal Efforts and
peeuniary aid il bringing in and supporting native
girls il this excellent school.
The next school year commences on the 22d OF
July aud under excellent auspices. Miss Carpenter
has returned from 3 months absence in New En- 2
land, with health aud strength recruited II good
degree and will her place at the head OF the
Institution She viii be assisted by VI SIS Perry IF
Holden, Mass, graduate Of Mt Hvlyuke Semi
nary, who returned with her from the States. and
by Miss Kent, whose work in the Institution for the
past year has fully approved her to the trustees.
Mrs. Smith, after two years Of efficient and faithful
labor, returns to California for rest. I. II. p.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

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11 -@- D.. u-l14lnE- r-uut aEiur- &c The
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

NES lXFEovENENTs--The laying Of the water
pipes is being pushed with eommeudahIe dispateh.
TIE neE reservoir Is also being pushed forward 10
completion rapidly. and IN short time this much
desired improvement all be duished, and an sce-
euzte supply Of good pure waller Be supplied to
tur city suitable for al purposes C0uiemporaui-
ously EiIl the completion VI the water Rorss. and
the many other Improvements going on in differ
eui sections u the city. Se notice The erection Of
tEo elegant private mansions Up the Nuuanu Val
ley Que By dis Exceileney : 6. Wilder. Minister
o. The Interior, and the other ID the immediate
vicinity u NJ NIder's, BY Mr. ). {. Glsde, OF the
HrEn q H. Hackied & Co. The above two houses
All Dc. hen nuisuc- an al respects really elegant
residences, guo all add greatly 10 the IMPROVE
ueut Of ile locality where situated We also notice
4 aeE oailding IL process Of erection on King
street, intended a. private residence tor M
3 + Diilugn-u- Mr.. D has large square Of
ground and has located his lev house IL such 3
manner A. 10 give room for beautiful arrange
NEAT u 10Ter beds, frees aud shrubb-ry and
from TIE vel knoEn taste OF the proprietor xe
DOUBT cot bat IhsI be viii 80 arrange his grounds
A. 70 maze them Ornamental and inviting. We
rejoice 10 chronicle these evidences Of the growing
prosperitF Of lovely Island city. 10 this con-
urcliun We may mention the fact inst quite recently
lois have been purchased by = humber Of gentle
men, Nlth vieR N The erection Of private dwell
inEs v hic1 Nii un doubt lir mF1ercrd IN short
tine. and just here NC Nils suggest that Il might
be Ae 10 ADOPT The beautiful gothic style OF build
ing rather Than the very plain style 50 prevalent
here II viii cost but ETife more and add both
70 tie comfort Of the occupants and the beauty Of
lie city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- D. 7. P. Tisdals agent for NJ. Derby, Is
rlrtr- TOE Tleaier 10 thorough repzir prior the
opening tl the California Comuauv on the 18th
iust- he j. putting 10 a neW stage and new Iuusls
un1er tile dress circle need not be afraid ~
is- falling We would Suggest 90 the doctor that
be remove those ornaments Cd IN the dome
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- Nr. Pred Book, Of the California Thea,er,
Hho uiil spend bis vacation IN Honnluln i sid TO
b. the champion amsfeur chess player ri America
some of our Honolulu chess PLAYERS have expressed
q Ssh 90 risy Nirh him aud series OF games viii
probably be arranged ou MS sr-ival.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

GIA-SAsIUN.-We learn laa, Mr.. Luprol in
tends using his large circus tent as public gym
u1>lall Tor distractions 10 athletic exercises. This
V.a oe decided Improvement and 1e 81 the same
tllle school Tor the Gevelupemeui Of The human
torD divine aud the production OF healIA. Gym
uast-C exercises % not ouly GeYelupe the muscular
system aud promote health. bal gives the poetry o
Er=czill motion - all the movements Of the body
ealcl lends q charm 10 motion, not TO be acquired
lE any other physical educ,tiou. Mr. Luproi
being himself expert and excellent gymn4sI and
zcruaEI is well qualified 10 instruct Young men 10
The science Of Luzitli1l exercise and thus render
himself oenefactor. We hope be NAV carry out
his intentions DO tuis respect, aud Thai he may
meet TlJl ample support 10 compensate HIN Tor
l-> enterprise and skid 10 the arI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- TIE performances at the Hawaiian Circus
o1 Wednesday and Saturday evenings OF last week
uerr well pttended and appreciated. The efforts
OF Mr Lup-oil and his company 10 please arc con-
uerd=tl=. sud We arr glad 70 sex are appreciated
rT rHe u-h.ic-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- The glorious Fourth OF July vas enthusias-
Ideally celebrated 10 Honolulu All the public
y-lces. and places Of business were closed during
The DAY The Government Buildings, EnEiue
Houses, Foreign CousuiAtes, shipping in the haroUr
sl1 @ number Of private residences, displayed al
attendance oi bunting At y U 8 ROYAL salute Of
p guns Ras fred from PuuchboNl balIery. and be
ciilzeus u a. ustiuu4iiiirs seemed 10 give them
selves up 90 day OF li.ariiy aud merTy-makiuE
Gliir uumber o. private pic-uicS were held out
s-r ilr limits OF the q Y, which we're well attend
Cd. and Rurre Tie best OF order was observed. at
Tie residence q Capt Hebron in NuUauu valley.
&c uOtlcuC delightful Sunday School picnic,
E5sel ioT TIE beuv1I OF The children The day
passed N without The slightest occurrence 10 mar
tie pleasure OF TIE occasion, and are pleased 10
learn thai there wss less drunkenness aud r0Wdy-
s-l i-zl on former like occasions TINS Is credit
sole 90 orr people after al, ne believe that The
-nalue- iu which The dzy Vas observed a. above
described, Is preferable 10 any ex'rayaEsni and
uoisy exhibition, especially in = community where
Tx American element j limited 70 nUiety OF the
population. Thus has passed tie 1853 Anniversary
Of Ilr Declaration OF the Independence OF The Uni
led Stakes, a. event which holds q cons piCuous
place not only 10 American. but in the worlds
history And TINS NAV Americans everywhere, on
slcl AZ occasion, re echo the refrain
-fIas Sskr SPNuEIeG Banner Oh. loaE nav j; vAvel
OeE Tie And % the free Al- the haze u the brAys-7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- The hoodlum element, We are sorry 10 say, IS
o. TIE increase in Honolulu. This dangerous ele-
menf must Dc uipped in The bud By The vigilance Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09
NOTES OF rae WEElA.

- Ga Monday next the steamer zeslsndis will
be due here with Ssu Francisco dates to the 7lh
iusrEut
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- We have been requested 10 state that the
committee apFsliu,ed on THE 2nd 81 April To con-
s1er Abe information laid before 81 zad any other
ootziaauls Information the subject Of labor and
FulllzIluu for llis SiuEdum are Ready win their
report 90 hear which a meeting Siil be held al the
nom O. TIE Chamber Of Commerce. AZ 10 'el0eS
8 u to-n0rruS tTAurscayl the l0lE inst.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- We call the attention OF the readers Of the
GAZETTE TO the very iul and interesting foreign
dispatches published Ia this issue. received by The
arrival * The Alnaousiur Zziu from Sau Francisco.
These Dispatches are down 20 the 80 Of June, and
ere some week or ten days LATER than those pub
lls1e1 lat urrk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- We call the attention OF our readers 10 the
advertisement iu to-day's issue Of the California
L-ez;gr Company. they viii Be with Us next week.
lev are al members Of tue California Stock Com
pans aud have been playing together Tor The las, Is
months, and Tor The past three OF four months have
been studying and rehrzrsnE for this engagement.
L1ey vii probably make their first appearance iU
duel en- Amour in which they Wili wear elegant
costumes ut Tie Sixteenth Century, and farce 10
cauc-E1r the Performance They will bring with
them copy o. the latest sensa;iuu Il NJ. s Pima
lore, and Wii produce II IL thew eau induce some Of
our lOsz. musical talent te ss>is, them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

JusT AEEIvEn.-One OF tie new locomotives for
The kzhGlli railroad has arrived and is nov run
uluE Tue railroad Is progressing rapidly and
tli> locomotive ) being used 90 do the hauling OF
luaIerIals un the rev road. The new engine gives
tai satisfaction and is presence viii greatly izcii
tale Tie spuedy completion OF The rozd-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

THE MEAsLEs--Iu common wilb our citizens we
bad loQsd tlsI This disease could have been kept
alilIu . u-arlR circle In This hope We have been
disappointed II ruJIor speaks truly. The disease Is
represented AZ spreading among the nsiiYe families
lgsi Tx hing which vas most dreaded, iuasmuch
a. alih then. the measles j dreaded aud fatal
disease because through ignorance and iatal ten
dsuey 10 run counter 10 al medical sdyce the dis
ease becomes scourEe which Il perfectly control
4o-r VIII The foreigner. The officers Gf the
5o-rc u Health have euGezyored 10 check the
spread u The measles BY every effort Ia their power
4ud 70 prove this isct We may mention that the
board has had printed, 10 the native language
Instructions how 10 treat the disease, which
have been distributed 70 every household 10 the
klHEdaU- II these distractions are observed by
The D1llFr families into which the measles NAY
come, there Is every prospect that The disease can
d checked AID is fatal couseCuenc averted.
B1i . those Instructions should br dlsregarded as
q : feared iaey viii, then the consequences cannot
Dc iureseuu- The native doctors know absolutely
uailius about hoW 10 treat such disease as mea-
ses, sic the tendency OF the native to plunge into
CO q aster whiie suffering non acute inflammation
i sure death "a ninety nine cases 10 hundred and
SIN they EiA DO So We repeat the hope that the
e1perleucus OF former years msy teach The natives
\ iscom 70 pro1t oy that experience and 10 De ad-
vlsu1 BY those Who know hoW 10 treat disease
aud ~ho 'e4iiy care Tor their welfare.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

All ALIvE-Monday last was s live day in
Honolulu everybody running hiiher and thither
preparing for The Australian steamer The bust
ur>s csUmunity were unusually active 10 their
EFFORTS 20 De ready with their correspondence aud
Tie officers and clerks IN The banking house Of
Aess-s. Bishop & Co we're kept very busy The
slule oly. Honolulu eau be lively when her pzo-
PIE arc put 90 Ileir trumps, as they were on Mon
cay last There appeared 20 be IS much activity
ou ilr wharf 30 tue civ, aud The scrue OF hustle
AID business vas really cheering 10 the ovlolder.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

LEFE n The Stance the S,h inst. the
Bon. T. N1;; smith and family leiI on board the
Z a. : : CITY I'd sydney. tor san Francisco. To
maze a -tsy Ui about * months IN The East Also
his Ex T. ~ County, Cuitud Stztes Minister Hon.
Z z. Adams. 7. q Davies and wife. J c Glade
alc Wifc, Col j g, Fair aud son We wish them
blu VOYAGE and . sale return 10 their Island home
TIE steamer mad some i0rty-four passeuEurs and
lLl.e large freight from This port
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

- The P N. 5. : City OF sydney left on
Tuesday morning AZ 5 O'Clock for San Francisco
alter remaining here some twelve hours. Sue look
from Honolulu large number Of passengers a.
WI. b. s1es by the published list. NotNiiAsiand-
ing tLr early hour 81 which the steamer lett, the
band VIII its iudeialiEua1ie leader was on the
- .a-t O. cheer The passengers with sweet music
and lend charm 10 The scene, for which the mem
Ja-s OF the band deserve great praise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18

AND don't you forget that Cshsn, Of
the well.known family store. on Main
street. Gold Hill. keeps barley, hay. oats
and bran on hand, for sale to anybody
who likes to purchase the same. at the
most reason able rates.
SUPERINTENDENT SCHULTZ OF the Bull.
lion has been troubled with rheumAtics
since the time OF the Imperial hre, bot
10 out again.
The Virginia Reform Club will give .
grand ball at National Guard Hall on
the 9Th Of August.
Tus regular meeting OF the st. Johns
Parish Guild will b held ct the Rsotory
this evening at 7:3O.
JOHN ALEXANDER, formerly Of the
Reno Ga,sts. visited this section ysstsr.
day.
A GREAT many men ere at present ont
Of work on the Comstock.
Boprr will pay . dividend Of 81 per
share on August !.
TEE kite season may be regarded a.
fully insugurstsd.
Govrzxoa KnxrAD was in Virginia
hast evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18
Attempted Burglary.
Bodis Standard. Jaly IL.

A very bold, but fortunately not q
very successful attempt was made satur.
day evening to ~burglarize the store Of
Mr.. Bsrliner on Main street. Mr.. Ber-
liner has Q large show case Of jewslry
and silver ware, and generally removes
the most valuable every night before 70.
firing but being late on Saturday nigh.
when closing II was not considered nee.
essary. About half.past n o'clock Mr..
Berliper was awakened by his dog. who
seemed TO be very much worried about
something. Taking bis revolver Mr.. B.
went through his store, and also took .
good look outside, but seeing nothing
wrong he again retired, only to be again
awakened by the dog. 30 again went
over the ground. with no better success,
and retired for the balance OF the night.
In the morning Mrs. Berliner, on open.
ing the store. went behind the counter.
and bsheld o sight that for . moment
completely upset her. It seems that the
burglars had crawled under the building.
and frst cut mp through the clothing
store next TO Mr.. Berliner's, and seeing
their mistake. then commenced three
feet south, which brought them between
the showcase and the wall. o position In
which they could easily empty the show
case OF its contents and slip Oh with the
greatest ease. A hole was cut through
the door with o knife large enough for Q
mans head to project through, and
there ths job was abandoned, owing.
probably, to the presence OF the dog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
First Grade Liss IN Full = Partial
Liss Of she second Grade.

Following is o list Of the successful
applicants at the last examination for
6rst-grade certificates : Prot. Il. F.
Baker, Miss NJ. E. Beck. Miss Il. bet.
tsnrsider. Prof. d. A. Ewing. Miss
Julia Nicholson, Miss Mary 0'Farrell,
Mrs. n. H. Swift and Prot. A. H. Willis.
Several applicants for Arst-grads oerti.
fcates arc entitled to seoond.srade certi-
ficates under this examination. Appli.
cants for all certificates : required to
reach &C 2.3 per cent. In every branch
in which they have been examined. and
some failed In but one or two branches
in their applications for Hrst.grads oerti.
ncatss. It IL Q noticeable fact that more
applicants for this certificate failed In
second.grads branches than In those q.
clusivsly belonging TO the first grade.
The Committee were In session last
night till into the small hours Of the
morning, working over the papers OF the
second grade applicants. These papers.
a. were those Of the first grade, were oil
examined once carefully by . single
member. but are now gone over the
second time by the full Board, to DO
sure there are no mistakes. The list II
over half completed. aud the following
persons are entitled TO certificates, 30
far: Miss Jennie L. Brophy. Miss Carrie
A. Hurd, Miss Emma Hennsssy. Miss
Jenny Lynde. Miss Mollis E. O'Conneli.
Miss Mary Richards, Miss A. II. Sulli.
van. Miss o. L. Taylor. The list will Be
completed tonight. aud the names OF
successful others, II any. will appear to.
morrow. So far, the number OF suc-
cesstul applicants are equal In each
orade.