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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-14
ADemoerat Cured,

A leading democrat Of Burlington. Mr.
p. NJ Sutton, speaks In the highes. terms
OF the curative power Of the celebrated
Kidney Wort. II first cured him Of a dis
tressing Kidney disease, aud he now uses
whenever he has any symptoms OF bilious
ness or needs touing up. It acts efficient
ly on the bowels, and cures the worst cases
OF piles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-14
Ashtabula
Real Estate Agency.

XTE have some dosrooble houses and lots
w for sale ana TO rent. both In town and
at the HurbOr. And the following farms for
sale;
a fnrm Of Ion acres with fair farm buildings
about milcs nom AshnhuH in the town Of
sheffield Cheap and terms easy.
"A farm Of 18l acres. Good buildings ana
everything In the best order, Situated on
the Center road between Conuenut and Pier
punt. Price ef0Oo.
iarm Of 100 acres with good buildings
about 3 miies nom Ashtabula on the Ply
mouth Ridge.
nlrm Ol 70 acres with good farm buildings
mile east Of Ashtabula on South Ridge.
Also several store rooms for rent. For fur-
ther particulars enquire Of
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
over Loan Association Bank. 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-14

lie coughed he ooughedl His eyes ran,
he looked redder in the face than a lobster
But Sellers Cough Syrup" cured him.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
Plnces OF Worship.

sEANEs's BxrnxIs-Rev. $ Damon, Chaplain; King
street near the Sailors Home. Preaching at u a D..
free. Sabbath School before the morning service
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings at ~ O'Clock.
FonT STREET CHuRcH--Rcv Frear Pastor, corner
OF Fort and Berctania streets. Preaching on Sundays
nt II A aud ~ NJ Sabbath School at i0AK.
Sr AgDnEw's CATBEpnAie-Enelish services: X; Rev
the Bishop u Honolulu and Rev Thor Blackburn. Ha-
waiian services; Rev Alex Mackintosh oaO, Holy
Communion; go, Mathis and Sermon tHawaiian): II,
Matnr, Litany ana Sermon (Engiish; 4, Eyensong
UIawainn): 7.3p Eyenson. and Sermon tEngiish)
Hymns tEnglirhl. morning: -, 16O, 151 lpart -;
evening: 3D. iB, 16s. ~
KAwAtAIAo Cnunon-Rev II II Parker, Pastor. King
street above the Palace. Services In HBwann every
sunday at HAN. sabbnth School NJ 1oAx. Evening
services al "a o'clock, alternating with kanmakapi
District meetings in various ehapels ut 33DPM Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at r.. PN. ~ r
KAunAKArIL CnURcn-Rev Kuaea Pastor, Bcrc
tania street Nnuanu. Services IN Hawaiian every
SUNDAY at ICli Sabbath School at "a An. Even
ing services ~. o'clock alternating with kawsiahao
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at ,1sPM.
RoNAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Under the charge OF R
Rev Bishop Maisret assisted by Rev Father Hermann
Fort street Bcretania Services every Sunday al
10 and 2PN.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

one both from King and people. Thence to
Apemama, tSimpson's Is.), whore they nn-
onorcd August 18th. aud found a remarkable
change IN tho people Instead Of tho Wild,
naked hoa,hcn whom they had seer on former
visits. all now appeared respcctbly clad and
anxious To learn During the three days that
the vessel remained here's 81 couples Were
united IN Christian marriage, aud q church
was organized with II mambcrs. The only
Christian ibrtfuction they have had has been
through The efforts ~ Gilbert Island teacher,
or catechist, Moses knnonfo, who is supported
thcfs by tho Hawaiian Board of Missions, and
who appears tD be an excellent man.
Tho report from Mainna UIall's Is.) IL en-
coufnging Light In breaking In upon tho
darkness Of that field, which las been for the
past nine years n hard one.
At Tarnwa, ENJOYS Is.) the old story s,ill
continues, Of war and destruction Of food. To
pnch nu extent had this been carried that the
people were In starving condition. At latest
dne, August 2e,li, the Morning STIR was a'
Taruwa.
Capt. Bray writes, "Tlic natives of every
inland cay they nrc hoH ph,t"iy that they ait
wanted ut The Sandwich Islands Jor ,1Orh
This we are glad 10 record to the credit Of the
Board Of Immigration aud it's agents.
A. o. FouBrg.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
Anglican Churolr Conference

Daring this week mn assembly has been held CON
sisting of the clergy of tbe Dipcese aud n number
of Iaymcn elected by tho various congregations
scattered over the Islands Ths assembly met un.
dor the Presidency OF Bishop Wills, who convened
IL Tor the purppc of giynga formal Conatituion 10
the Anglican Church ths Islandg Some time
before the meeting, copy Of the proposed " Cons
ttu,ion" of the church had been placed IN the
hands of the members. The proceedings com
Communion IN this cathredal, when forty.two per-
SONS received the Sacrament At the III o'clock
service the Bishop preached M appropriate sermon,
which tbs synod subsequently requested him to
print and publish. On Monday evening the as
semby met for bu1ness under the name Ola Con
ference, with the understanding that the sittipgs
we're To be cOntinncd from day to day until the
business sbould be finished. Monday and Iuesday
evenings and part of Wednesday were occupied
with the debates on the Constitution. Subsequent
~ on Wednesday evening nfter the final acceptance
OF the amended Constitution the Conference re-
solved itself into n Synod and having done 10,
adopted In It's new and more formal cnpa.
city tho Constit1tion that IL had already approved
M Conference a motion to appoint n committee
Eventually formed Of Kev Y. Blackburn, Capt.
Mist, Il. NJ. Mr.. H. Jordan to promote the use Of
lay services IN parts Of the Islands where there ~
ministers in Holy ORDERS was laid before the
synod by Rev. 7. Blackburn, and after debate
unap pimously approved and then after the usual
formal vote the Synod adjourned sine die. The
Constitution liz extremely similar to that of most
other DioceBes Of the Anglican Communion. IL u
a mistake to supppsc aa our contemporary OF wed.
ncgdly ~ do that any features Of the Const
tution adopted by the Synod peculiar TO the
chnrcli these Islands, AZ that Consutution VIII
be found to have abundant precedents for every
thing il contains. general feeling Of unanirnity
! pervaded the assembly, evidenced in the fac,
! that only single motion proposed and seconded
was rejected ON vote. This WAS motion To con-
fer arbitrarily on the Hawaiian speaking congrc-
cation OF st. Andrews cathedral, Honolulu
another lay SynodBmar besides the one 10 wbich
their members would entitle them, on tho principle
adopted in other cases. We may just note the fact
that the minority who supported the motion, con
sisted Of Rev @. T.. Groscr, (Wailuku) Capt. Mis-
H. NJ, and Messrs. f. Haysclden and A. Rosa.
The roll OF members, all Of whom answered Y
| their names, WAS Az follows Rev. Thomas Black
burn Rev G. 4. Groser, Rev. A. Mackintosh, Rev
s. II. Davies, Messrs. ". Hutton, Il. w. Jordan, A
Rosa, +. Hayselden, Capt Ill. W. Mist, II. N, Mr
q. s. Harris.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
COM M RCfAL.
noYohrhn. ID ronrR 10. l.o.

HONOLTLE, OCTOHER Ia. 1870.
Business for the week has been quiet throughout,
there being little NJ anything doing beyond attention
to quarterly accounts, THIS condition 4. noticeable
also In shipping movements, ~ which have lad hn
fout sr'vss and three departures mostly IN ballast
Tho arrival ~ the Engsh steam yacht Lancashire
witch yesterday from San ffsncisro brings dates 10 III"
~ inst We do net gather from the hlcs much Of ma
iorsl import to this department. cave the .'a-n'ns IN
rioc quoted al ~ " 10 per Il" lbs, sales to
arrive per steamer having been made At cents aud
another drop rcpec In Tho price ef saaa In the Manila
basis of q 10 The present price being t' 's equal
ling 81 10 per 100 ibs. .....
Advlce. also state 81 ~ pcf " has been paid for
lumber Tor this market
Tbc real estate sold last Saturday Noinhsi, some
ion sctes realised only tiap ~ N Rnth kcclikoAui
b-inV the purchaser The spencer Plantation and pre-,
rrtti,r In iio, sold the same day secured by "a
Msefstiass for about tpWb To-day there will he
iaihss opportunities fof real estnte Investments
s,ivrftisrtnents,
Mr-.rs uoo Kim 4 Go have bought out T. Arrn at the
crrner " King aud Nuvrnu streets and promise 10
unuc extending their busincss.
The credit sale Of China Uuodr of last week hy "
Adams, rsa.t rsusfacsotily for tho ttmcs Ia Tho
of ttaVo ~ eituO sale ~ ,s,sacts NJ rhinn rice
at the low rate ~ cts per H. In bond. In reported there
with,
Tho catch 81 che schr Julls tops nm r~s for
ward Ia San Francisco by The krishnus
The Jane fsikiaburs viii not act on for Sss Fran
.f'o til Monday nctt, hut viii have a full cargo of
Island ptuIuer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

for fhe Ullher, islnnd- We anchored Al ten dinore1
isands of ths group INC, there be st9tmhId iIeeerd
m" .,m whe,e ,c fospa ihr siormbrd bach from her
cruise to the Gilbert groap, lhs Pem".e arrived rer
ior Uonolain With Is, mmipen!s. thc s'otn,bird
sailed NJ .sn. aay again fct me Llgs soup snd h-
1S Ss9iS.. Tn"'S r"" a iosr day. " q our pa.Sse We had
y ssG,c ,c ylpS, ~ es is;s ,s cs,," rs' \" u,
~ ,hcn had fresh variable wind, TO long 7" ",
s,rS%b't sh 'sS Large EHF'e @s,sn%%' .,sndns ,seg
ys"i, from long ,ec n.a '.r avr Day. .rrTg wind.
which took ur to IIonolulu sighted oahu October lmh
At tiasi =, yrs hoye TO- on c",o Head of ,h" & 10y,
sea I-lands tho pnssagr- were A. follows netk la
Ss 10 day. ..fssgIs I so,Gn, ,,. ~ ao ,s.s ~. ~
wv" ''''''' ~ Wv " nssJ WnTssr.
ssn, rvsw,-eo arrived Sop, %, Am 'ehr ctnH
seabcct Arrived sept n, Am bkinc Grace Roberts
Olsen. haner
Ing H. hrrue seean on ibc ,h kng.t thc relr oc,'
nm a.hotc =, ii,o N OF ,hc h Ny, some ~ miles TO
the east ~ the western extremity of ~ Lawrence u
land, the weather being extremity Thick Win heavy fog
~" ansoa as s St " ~ wv n Wind
and tee increasing We had 20 drip the anchor along side
ihelt wsrps and drific, on tho beach A. daylight,
sept 9th. the wind had Increased I" Ralc The "a
10 save ker ,htcw provI.ions overbdrrd With drcd
ashore and wc saved them Afterwards Having one bont
evening Of this day all hands had left The vessel which
blged sud the sea breaking over her On tho ,h mndr
hca., shonsh We hnd neither Itoy,e,ns nor Slsnmg
% G to cary @ sr9asn 10 h' s Sc', rnma"ng bon
and make nn attempt 10 rcno Flower Hay In hopes ~
caiei msis Mr, Pennington .,,"ricd with 4, msg on
the nth aud after shodts of cApcricncc aud hadrhpr
Mary q Rilcn and -chr vds a Long Roth hcsc tcs.
sells came to our rc,eyc and on tsn 18th ", ieii ths
""Ss' Sso'sns A',SG Sii here J" &" Ss" Long
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
SATURDAY PRESS.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.

WHEN Wyllie said "Let us seek first the
safety and honor of the Hawaiian Sovereign"
he used the rhetorical figure known as "synec-
doche," whereby the whole is put for part,
or part for the whole-as Sovereign for
Nation, Crown or Throne for Monarch which
he illustrates plainly, little further on in the
Adortiscr quotation, by using in precisely the
same sense the words national sovereignty"
The Advertiser then proceeds to harp on the
old string as to prerogative. We do not, never
have questioned the Constitutional preroga-
tivcs of the King, but what we desire to
enforce, and the Adp-rtiser desires to avoid. is
the timely and judcions use of prerogative
power. We know of no law, civil or criminal,
which forbids any householder to suddenly,
and without cause assigned, request several
of his best friends to vacate their seats and
recross his threshold, but on all sides such
action would be held to he ill-advised, injudi-
cous, and injurious to the householder who
thus abused his prerogative rather than to the
visitors 80 shabbily treated; aud we may be
sure that the friends Of those visitors would
resent the indignity thus put upon them, and
for the future place their dealings with the
discourteous perpetrator of the insult on u
more distant anu cautious footing. The Gd-
SAs has ably pointed out the utter lack of
parallelism between the action of the United
States and British Governments in the Craiup-
ton affair on the one hand, and the Bush Moreno
Government and the three representatives on
the other. True, the Hawaiian King has the
same sovereign right in his own territory as
the Empress of India or Autocrat Of all the
Russias in theirs, but we do not think that even
they, with all their immense power aud prestige
behind them, ever acted 30 discourteously AZ
those Hawaiian Ministers did; or il they have
I
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
[COnmunicated.l

WAIoHINU, HAWAII, October 9th, 1880.
EDIron SATURDAY PnEss :-Leprosy is at
hest an unsayory topic, but it seems prolific of
more talk than action, as prolific of notice as
the disease itself is of victims. and unless
some measures are taken soon by the author
tiles, or those having the matter in charge,
there would seem to be but faint prospects of
anything else than rapid spread of the dis
ease, i. O., supposing the same state of things
to exist elsewhere in the Kingdom, as in this
immediate neighborhood. II is now little
over two years since the Government Englisl,
School for native Hawaians was commenced
in this place, and during that time, out OF an
average of forty pupils, -four have left the
school as lepers. Two of them have been sent
To the Leper Settlement on Molokai, and the
other two are in the street, or are kept out OF
sight by their parents. f1
OF the thirty odd pupils now. attending the
school, five are from as many different families
where leprosy exists. One, "a little girl living
with her father who is leper is herself begin
ming to show signs Of the same loathsome dis
ease The teacher naturally not n little alarm
ell at the existing state of affairs, has with
drawn her own children, six in number from
the school. mn III ~
One out Of ten seems frightful at that rate,
and allowing the percentage of adults to be as
nlkn, now iOHS VIII u DO DciOrc tnc palancc
of the Island OF Molokai will be required for
lepers, and Molokai become the most ,densely
populated with the most physicully rotten in
habitants, and possess the fattest and foulesi
grave yard Of amy Island in the Hawaiian
Archipelago?
So far rs can learn this state of things ID
not exceptional but what are we going to dc
abont it? For mouths past the district OF
Kan has bccn without u physician.
As things now are, the schools are becoming
nurseries for the propagation and spead o
leprosy. "a
'Wehaye a new Board Of Health, aud through
its mouth piece it is announced in large type
that lcprosy is to be pitched into at oucc. They
:. thunder very load ili the index, will they
do anything else?
There seems TO be plenty Of funds with which
to guell Imaginary riots, and to send away
some interesting Hawaiian youths with thai
unknown adventurer and cosmopolitan tram
Moreno, AS Bear-herd and iauker will there
be amy to save the poor Hawaiian laborol
from lingering death of q most loathsom,
disease?
| We shall see what we shall see, meanwhile
the people are being more and more exposed ts
| the Chinese horror. kuAAINA.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
PASSENGERS.

From w,.dwn,a ror,. % g gSI Lkel,ke oct ,ycM,ss 10
slrcgmap; 7 Jones, a Euau,t MIs J .m; k1innii; y
Knmu, Mrs ] wight, Mrs II Wood Mrs Jas Richard
aud daughter Father Lcnor, Co,lnrd, & Loo, Mrs
X Newton, Hon l. Aholo, j Dowrctt, Jr., j Z Cnld-
we'll.
From Arctic Ocean, per A Long, oct lib Dexter,
Pennington, II 4 Doye Freil, Antoine Daily,
- Williams.
From Jniuit, per Hawaii, October ii-iIcrman Gro-.
ser. Robert Withcrs and 1874 immigrants from South
Sea Islands.
For Hongkong, per Gcsne Brons, October fi-10
Chinese and children.
For San francisco, per Eureka, October i3-C Barton
and wife Mr. Welsh, wife and boy Mr. Baldwin md wife,
y Wardrobe, l. T Marshall Mrs Il Carter, MIR lncy,
Mr. Spear
For Port Townsend, per Forest Queen. October 10
Cavcrens, G + Boyd, wife and four children.
For Windward Ports, per Likelikc, Oct l2-Hon q
wilder and daughter, Miss McCoppn, d Athcr,on,
w Rice, W brewer, Mr. Herbert and wife, j I Dow
sett jr, Mary Knlautc, II waterhouse, Y Walsh Wa
hinrkaile and children, Clark Il More
From Kahului, per Kilauca Ilou, Oct 0--Jas w Fow.
Ter, Rev q Grosser, A Herbert Walsh, w Coffee,
Mrs X knight, l. Weaver, Mrs q w Cooke, j Is Lou
gee, A Crowcll, Mr. Ward and SON. Mrs Glade nurse
and children, Akanaliilii, Chung Ioon and 10 deck
passengers
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
[For the ~saturday Prcss."l

Mr.. EDITOR 1T may interest the many
friends OF the Morniaq Star and her work 10
learn that lelters have been received from
those On board OF her by the arrival d the
HqraU on Thursday Of this week
y The latcst datcs are up 10 the 20th Of Au-
guub, and report all in good health.
The,AAU' had been unusually hindered by
li0As winds, oalms, and adverse currents, max
iny her hrst land at the island OF Butaritari in
four weeks from Honolulu; just double the
usual time. The AuGaii taking a more north
erly route aud leaving Honolulu ut the same
time with tho Aoraing SIR, had visited tho
Marshall Islands and returned 10 Butaritari,
ssriying thsrs two dAy befoss she St~, fc
Everything was quiet ~ Butaritari, and
there WAS more than usual interest among yhs
people.
From this island, the vsssel procee eded "a
Apaiaug, (Ohsslolts's LED arriving there July
26th, where che landed the missionaries
Asssrs. Taylor, walkup. and Kshsa. with
their wives; their reception being hearty
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Haw schr Julia A Long arrived from the Arctic
last Suaday full OF oil bone, etc. She hauled In to
Jndd's Wharf TO discharge. .t
The Am bktne Janc A Ealkinburg Is at Brewer Cos
Wharf, waiting for sugar to arrive from the other
islands tn sail fer San Francisco about Monday
The Haw bk kaaksua Is at Brewer & Cos Wharf
loading slowly for San Francisco She is to take the
Julia Longs oil, TO sail about Thursday next.
The Am biz Forest Queen 10 at the foot Of the stmr
Likcikc's dock, to sail to-day for Port Townsend.
The Haw bk Hawaii arrived on Thursday last from
South Sea isands with aborcrs She has docked the
PM dock.
The u S Ticonderoga arrived from Japan on Thurs
day last and has anchored In the harbor For list of
officers, etc, see another column.
The Br yacht Lancashire Witch arrived yesterday, Ia
days from San Francisco, bringing one weeks later
Matthew Turner ha. started large barkentne at his
ship yard, Channel St. for the Spreckcs. She will
he ussd In the Hawaiian trade She is all In frame
and will be strong vessel by the locks of her frame
and good carrier Her Dimensions follows 1914
feet long Us feet beam, and win register between 4Ut
and 800 tons Ala. ~ rs - --ru
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
MEMORANDA,

by letters f,om Capt. L. c. Owes cfrhe steam whaer
learn Of the srriysof that vessel at Poyer Bay with
whales taken up to Sept is at which date he put OF
board moi Sosd out, Via ,his large amount S oi Sa
per Dc n was va" 70 proceed 10 .1ns safe %
down. Accordingly te proceeded Poycr Bay for that
esily notified tha. il was forbidden by the Russian
Goysrnmen, TO do 40 Believing il clear Of neces
atty, aud that rieud Government would bar out the
visits Of vessels under .uch ccums!ances his whales
having been esasa, on the eastern tide Of the rpa Sc.
found the native. .oherng from want Of food having
se % e u o sas whsss
sides furnishing them with between 3o and +so lbs Of
IL Ssss sa 10 ye.1 s%'syS s%ppaa
;ns,s r., S.ys hn Win Sri1,sr ., sss aoSn, 10 o. food
down We frequent this bay at the close of the
on account Of lie location, being free from ice at the
In sea-going order and 10 procure water. write At
sass On ~, subject became We Misa TO oHr
ss sss VIII @ .oS s'Rs &c s fss1
xs do no, hear q our missing friends who We're
s s' As's % Ss s snS
way the Wind, ipd ns ss The
mating ns's Se1 Of ~sSS': ss and
Jcsnne.!e expedition, and hope they may succeed;
% iss bone IN % the aress md 1 Ssr1s sperm 'a oii
on the passage out all Of which was ON board before the
all The advantage which he expected from steam.
Report q sch! Julie Long, Gilley, N..ter-sailed
April ss,h saw plenty Of whales going NE; expert.
1yihg b and stove three boats the cranes Entered
the Arctic June e6th Took hrst whale July End and
vrence I.land IN company with steam whaler Mary
aud Helen for relief OF the officers and crew Of the
lulu having o. beard the captain oiccrs and two scs
men Of the Loleta Sept I'D passed ounimak passage
Arrived at Honolulu on the 10Th inst all we'll
Our catch for sse season beings go barrels OIL o
ioissas K: report ass. ;s's o Sep.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

In some faint hope Of silensing once and
forever the uniicioas iSuendos thrown forth
once week, aimed at . former Attorney
General, Mr.. A. 8. Hartwell. we have examined
. copy Of the "Report Of Commission, ap-
pointed BY the Legislative Assembly to ex-
amino and report upon the condition Of the
books and accounts Of the Department. Of the
Interior and Of The Attorney General" This
report covering twelve psges, ia too long to
reprint here. and moreover, we propose " deal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
IMPORTS.

From Arctic Ocean, per Julia A Long. October Ii
$50 bbl- whale OIL H. 10 lbs whacbonc, 10 lbs Ivory.
q Long.
From Jaiuit, per Hawaii, October ii-oo mnts, bx
coral, hrkts coral Capt whitney.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for tho SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
hlL ROBERT GRlEyE,
Book, job and General Printer,
at Honolulu, II. I.

The SATURDAY PREss cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected, and we have to
request correspondents to append their true and
addresses, necessarily for publication, II de-
sred hut guarantee Of the good faith Of the writer
-fED. SATURDAY PRESS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

Repost Of the Hswsiian Beard Of immigration bark
stal .l.sa.: aud sI,.sd :. .As' ps,s IN - s..rs
G sosp ..'sfs fss siy SS @ @ :: :s ss
ssossAAosd pon July isth, and called two days later
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

British steam yacht, IRncashiro witch, Edlcfsen
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
- - II ri Ports.
Am BIZ MsAjean berry, New York, duo Nov is, Castle
h Cooke, Agents
Am bk Amy Turner, Newell, Boston, due Nov i7-sa, C
Brewer Go, Agents
Brit sk I!k@c iredale, Mos.op, Liverpool, duo Dec
lo-l5, T II Davies, Agent
Brit bk Viola; PRICE, Liverpool, dn. Dec % 30
Am sch w ii Meyer, Jordan, San francisca, due
Brewer Co, Agent
Am bs " Airc, freeman, San Francisco, due Oct
Oct ss-A. " 1ihckfeld " Go, Agents
Am sch Cassie Hayward lie l'aliistcr Port Blakeiy,
Raiatca sch Vivid, Cawlcy, Fannings Islands due
i5-9, I II Davies Agent
Am bgtne Hazard Miller, south Sea Islands, due, W G
Irwin 6Co, Agents
Brit Australia Carril, Sydney, due Oct as Hack
Am y City OF sydney, Dearborn, San Francisco, due
Oct ~, II liackfed 4 Co, Agents
Ger bk q Hscndel, Schrock, Bremen, due Dec 1880
Am bk General Butler Ryder Port Gamble, due Oct
q 2S aO, II Hackfcld d Co, Agents y
Am bk Martha Rdeout, Wickbers, Port Blakely due,
Ger bk Atalanta, - Bremen, loading Oct 1, II Hack
field Co, Agents gT Ttst.a.
Ger casssndla, - Hongkong, - II Hackfeh 3
Ger bk La:kcr, whsmpoa, due Oct 80 as, Sing chonc
Swedish biz Hermne, Lonngrcn, Hongkong, - Sins
Chong Co, Agents
Am tern W l. Bcebcc, Erschcn, New Castle
Am estIo E%ms a. Ravens Port GAMBLE for Ka
Am sch Alice Arey, Port Blakcley. for Hilo, Hawaii
Am bk John Clerk conan, ;liongkonS, loading Sep.
Am bk Claus spreckes, Cousin, from San Francisco,
Oct for kahulu via Aptos, Irwin 4 Co
Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16

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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-16
DIED.

TAYLOR-At Edinburgh villa, New Hampton. s. w
ON the 9Th OF July, 1880, Mrs. MARY TAYLOR In thu
S7th year of her age.