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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
GRAND ORGAN CONCERT.

GRAND ORGAN CONCERT.
That there will be a large audience in atten-
dance at the organ concert at Williston church
tonight, there is no doubt. DR.. Clarke was
the organist at fremont Temple, Boston, for
several years, and he will be aided on this oc-
casion by Mr.. A. E. Pennell, the favorite ten
or, and MR.. Farley, the delightful contralto.
The concert will commence precisely at
o'clock.
THE GALLEY SLAVE.
Mr., BARLEY Campbell, who has lately come
into distinguished notice as an American play
writer, is the author of The Galley Slave, the
piece which has been drawing such large audi
ences in Boston with Messrs. Whiting, Joe
Wheelock and Frank Aiken, Misses Marie
Prescott and Lille Grover in the cast. The
scene is laid in italy and France, although the
charact ers are American. The play is in five
acts. The Brooklyn Eagle says the situations
are strong without being strained, the plot
excellent and catastrophe brought about natu-
rally. All the parts are good and all the char
acters finely taken.
TONY PASTOR.
The tickets will be ready this morning TO-.
Tony Pastor performance on Friday and Satur-
day. The company will embrace the dialect
actor, Charles Sturgis, the Rankins, Will and
Carl in their triple songs and dances; Cronin
and Sullivan, Irish sketch; Miss Enid Hart,
soubrette, and Fred Hallen, comedian; Miss
George Kane, prima donna; Master Rigney,
pedestal clog: Lizzie Duley, danseuse; j. W.
Somers, actor and mimic. The following will
be the cast of $50 Vest.
Hetfernan Mulvaney, an Irish laborer,
j. P. Sullivan
Bridget Mulvaney, his wife; Pat O'Dowd an
| Irish porter
VIM Cronn
Hans Munchausen, A Dutch-American,
Chas Sturgess
Ignatio Flipperni an italian emigrant,
j. W. Sommers
Dan, newsboy ........ Master Rigney
Harry Hawkeye, Headquarters Detective,
j. Waters
Katrina Munchausen, German emigrant,
Miss Enid Hart
Mary Ann Mulvaney, pert shop girl,
Miss Georgia Kane
DENMAN THOMPSON.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Thompson will appear
at Portland Theatre as the old Swansea farmer
"Josh Whitcomb." Since he appeared in the
character at Music Hail. in this city, several
years ago he has perfected the character so
that now it is one of the great assumptions of
the day. The following is the cast as per-
FORMED of Mueic Hall cnvarol x,oorc oro.
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Municipal Court.
Brief ,JOttinr6

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
TUEsDAY.-John j. Clark. Intoxication and dis
turbance Thirty days in House of Correction.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in Yarmouth, in Dist. No. 8, one mile
from the village the old county road leading from
Yarmouth to Freeport, lying on the western branch
of Cousins River handy to dressing. Said farm
contains seventyive acres of land, fifty to seventy
five young apple and pear trees, good well of wa
ter one story house and ell, wood shed, and car
rage house, large barn with good cellar, build
ipgs all attached and nearly new. Iuquire ON the
premises of d. II. BRACKETT.
mhlG eodl WSyW1ms
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Our sales of Adamson's Botanic BalsaDa in
crease every week. Please ship us ten gross
immediately. If our sales continue to increase
IN futu'.e as they have in the past, we shall
have TO buy ten gross month
Respectfully yours,
w. F. PHILLIPS s. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted-J. NJ. Finkbone.
Wanted-A Situation.
Probate Notices.
For Sale or To Let-G. P. Mitchell.
Dry q Fancy Goods-Vickery g. Leighton.
Australian Grape oratio Staples
Farm For Sale-D. II. Bracket
For Sale-C. II. Kicker.
Dog Lost-Everett Smith.
Wanted.Boston Telegraph Institute.
Cooks Grand Excursions
Just Received-W. L. Wilson g. Co,
For Sale-W. Thompson.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Real Estate,
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YORK COUNTY.

L.
Rescript by Peters, J.-If person leaves his
usual home and place of residence for temporary
purposes, and is not heard of or known to be living
for the term of seven years by those persons who
would naturally have heard from him during the
time, had he been alive the presumption is that he
is dead. The rule does not confne the intelligence
to any particular class of persons it be persons
in or out of the family. failure to hear from an
absent person for seven years, who was known to
have had fixed place of residence abroad, would
not be sufficient to raise presumption of his DEATH
unless due inquiry had been made at such place
without getting tdings of him. The defendant in
writ of dover is competent witness in her own be-
half although the tenant holds the estate by inheri
lance from his father the demandants late husband
The son is not "made party as an heir of de-
ceased party" but is party because the tenant of
the estate. Where an agreement between husband
and wife, made before marriage, is set up as bar
to her right to recover dover in his estate by the
heirs of the deceased husband and the widow seeks
to avoid the agreement obtained from her by her
husbands fraud, his declarations that the agree
ment was void or invalid or good for nothing and
like expressions, admissible, in connection with
other evidence, as tending to show the alleged fraud
Motion and exceptions overruled Judgment ON
the verdict
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WANTED.

Agents and Dealers to call and ex-
anime the best selling line of novelties
in the country. This is a rare chance
for live agents. Call between the hours
Of A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ ON ]. nj. FINK
BONE, United States Hotel.
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Mr.. George Boothby of the Normal School
at Gorham died Monday noon of pneumonia
Eben f. Pillsbury and family passed through
this city yesterday, on their way to Boston
where they will take up their residence.
Prince A. Sawyer, ex-deputy Secretary of
State, passed through this city yesterday on
his way to Augusta in charge of the Sergeant
alarms of the House.
The statement in yesterdays PRESS that
Miss Emma T. Curriea, daughter of Mrs.
Curriea, had joined the Corinne troupe proves
incorrect.
Prof. Chandler Of Biddeford gave lecture
on the Laws of Hygiene" at the Congrega-
tional church, Waterford, last Saturday even
ing. 1t was under the auspices of the Reform
Club, and tho apt and excellent suggestions
with which it abounded, if carried GU would
reproductive Of genuine and manifold reform.
Citizens Consolidated Temperance AS
sociation.
The above association held their third meet
ing at the Casco street church last evening,
Rev. Mr.. Lowden presiding. Brief but earnest
remarks were made by j. B. Fillebrown, Gen.
Neal Dow, NJ. &. Palmer, G. W. Murch, f
G. Rich and others. When the pledge was
presented 50 signatures were obtained. A
lar-e number signed the petition to the school
committee for the introduction of temperance
text books for the schools. DIR. W. Fl. True
president OF the association, announced that
the next meeting would be held at Preble
Chapel Tuesday evening, March 10Th.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To all Persons Interested i'm Either of the
Estates Hereinafter Named.

Estates Hereinafter Named.
A Court of Probate held at Portland, within
a and for the County of Cumberland, on the
First Tuesday of March,, in the year of
matters having been presented for the action there
upon hereinafter indicated, it is hereby ORDERED
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested, by causing copy of this order to be pub
ished three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Press, and Eastern Argus, papers printed at Port
land aforesaid, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at said Portland on the First
Tuesday of April next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and be heard thereon, and object if
they cause.
LUTHER FITCH, late of Sebago, deceased. First
and Final Account presented for allowance by
George E. Fitch, administrator.
HEMAM PETTEMGILL late Of Brunswick, de-
lowance by Francis Adams, Trustee.
ALBERT III. PERRY, JOHN T. PERRY and
ROBERT w. PERRY of Brunswick minors. Sew
enth Accounts presented for allowance by Elizabeth
F. Perry, Guardian.
WILLIAM B. PIERCE & EDWARD M. PIERCE
of Brunswick, minors. First and Final Accounts
dian.
HI HIRAM WEIGH. late of Yarmouth. deceased;
Will and Petition for the probate thereof presented
by Sarah Jane Welch widow of said deceased.
ISAAC BENNETT, late of New Gloucester, de-
ceased. Account presented for allowance by Henry
Mayberry, Administrator.
ISAAC THURLOW, late of New Gloucester, de-
ceased. Petition for allowance out of personal
tate presented by Alice P. Thurlow, widow of said
deceased.
DANIEL MARST0N late of Pownal, deceased.
Will and Petition for the probate thereof presented
by Seward M. Prince, the executor named in said
will
ASA FIELD, of Falmouth. Account presented
for allowance by Orange f. Small, Guardian. Resg
uation of trust presented by Orange f. Small.
ISAAC c. BAKER, late of Scarboro deceased.
First Account presented for allowance by John C.
Cobb, Administrator with VIII annexed.
JOHN LARRABEE, late of Scarboro deceased
Will and Petition for the probate thereof presented
by Benjamin Scott Larrabee the executor named in
said will.
JAMES WYNN, alias CUBAN, late of Towney
Corey, in the Kingdom of Ireland, deceased Ac-
count presented for allowance by Rose Flynn, Ad-
ministratrix.
HENRY G. PEABODY Judge.
A true copy of the original Order.
Attest: SETH l.. LARRABEE Register.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
The following rescripts have been received from
the Law Court:
WALDO COUNTY.

Abner g. Gilmore VS.. NJ P. Woodcock.
Resc7ipt by Barrows jim an action brought
against stakeholder by the maker of bet upon an
election, after he has notified the stakeholder not to
pay the money the winner but to feturn it to
himself, it is no defence that after the commence
ment OF tie action the stakeholder has paid it over
to the mayor of the city where the plaintiff resides
upon his claim that it is forfeited t. the city, when
no suit is brought to enforce the forfeiture against
the maker OF the wager. Such suit must be brought
within year after the forfeiture is incurred against
the maker Of the wager and the stakeholder can be
liable in it only as his garnshee. Unless such suit
feited therein it still belongs to the maker of the
and he may recover it from the stakeholder from
whom he demanded 1t while it yet in his hands.
Defendant 5afaultad
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FOR SALE.

A Blacksmith Shop, with Stock
and Tools for same. Call or ad-
dress, C. I'll. KICKER, Brunswick,
Maine.
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COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
TO EUROPE!

1901 For the Summer of loon
lC0U. ANNUAL MAY PARTY. l00U,
Grand Annual Educational Vacation Par
ty. Annual Midsummer Party.
Pamphlet, containing full particulars with NaAE.
OF EUROPE, sent free on application. Tour
list Tickets for Independent Iraeeters. BY all routes.
Cooks ExcursiOnist contains fares for over
1000 tours. By mail, 10 cents.
Address THOMAS COOK & SON,
261 broadway, New York. P.-O. Box 4 90
1917 Washington Street. Boston, Mass.
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NOTES
A City Missionary.

The Rossini Club will give concert in
Rossini Hall next Saturday evening Tickets
at Stockbridge's.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Boarding House on Beacon Hill, near
State House, good location, well fur
nisEed, first-class bOarders, doing a
good business. Will sell at great bar
gain on account of i'll health. Address
at once, w. THOMPSON, Boston Post
Office.
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WANTED.

A situation by young man, to travel for whole
sale grocery house, is well acquainted with the
country trade of Penobscot, Piscataquis and other
counties of eastern Maine.
Address, G. W. P. % Box, 149O. BANGOR ME.
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National Taste Clearly Defined.
The sale of ATKINsoN's White Rose exceeds
that OF any other Perfume and constantly in
crossing, can hardly fall short of a quarter of
a million bottles annually. mar6-s&w2t
DIR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland
again Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10Th
and 18th, for two days only, at Falmouth Ho-
tel. Will be at the Bethel House, Bethel, the
18th, until II o'clock mch5-td
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Fire in Cape Elizabeth.
DESTRUCTION OF COL. NICHOLS'S
RESIDENCE.

Narrow Escape of the Ocean House.
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WANTED, Twenty five gentlemen. and fifteen
w ladies to learn the telegraph business. The
best business to learn, and one that always and
anywhere gives steady employment. Salaries COM
manded from $40 to 800 per month. Term ex-
pires Monday April 9th. 1880. For vacancies Ad-
dress, Immediately with stamp. BOSTON TEL.
EGRAPH INSTITUTE. 230 Washington
st. Boston Mass. mar10d2W
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DOG LOST.

Red Setter, female, Q months old, stray
ed Saturday night, March 9th, from 1O5
State ST., Portland. EVERETT SMITH.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-10-06
AN ACT

relating 10 Corporations anu 1uColpUIdbeu
Companies organized under the laws of
Foreign Countries and carrying on bust
ness in this Kingdom.
Be it enacted by the King and the Legisla-
the Assembly of the HdaOaiion Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bLed.
Section !. Every Corporation or Incor-
porated Company, formed or organized un-
der the laws or any Foreign State, which
NAV be DESTROYS of carrying on business in
this Kingdom and TO take hold and convey
real estate therein, shall file 10 the office Of
the Minister Of the Interior
l. A certified copy of the Charter or Act
of Incorporation of such Corporation or Com
pany.
2 The names of the officers thereof.
g. The name of some person upon
whom legal notices and process from the
Courts of this Kingdom may be served.
4. An annual statement of the assets
and liabilities of the Corporation or Com
pany in this Kingdom on the first day of
July in each year.
5. A certified copy of the bylaws of
such Corporation or Company.
Section 2 Every such corporation or
incorporated company, on complying with
the terms of this law, shall have the same
powers and privileges and be subjected to
the same disabilities as are by law conferred
on corporations constituted under the laws
of this Kingdom, and shall for the purposes
for which they shall be constituted, have full
power to hold take and convey by way of
sale, mortgage or otherwise, real personal
and mixed estate in this Kingdom.
Provided always that the purposes for
which such corporations or companies shall
be constituted shall not be repugnant to, or in
conflict with any law of this Kingdom.
Section 3. Any such Foreign Corpora
ton or Incorporated Company now carrying
on business in this Kingdom, shall if desir-
Gus of availing itself of the provisions of this
Act, file the aforesaid particulars with the
Minister of the Interior, within four months
from the coming into operation Of this Act.
Section 4. There shall be paid to the
Minister of the Interior for and on behalf of
the Hawaiian Government, by every corpor-
alton or incorporated company, availing it.
self of the provisions of this Act, the sum OF
fifty dollars.
Section 5. This Act shall not be deem
ed or construed to affect or be at variance
with the provisions of an Act approved on
the thirtieth day of July, AID. 1870, en-
titled An Act to facilitate the service Of
process on Foreign Corporations.
Provided however, that any Foreign Cor
poration subject to the provisions of the said
last mentioned Act which has failed to file
the designation required BY such Act, may
do so within the period Of four months from
the time Of the commencement Of this Act,
on payment to the Minister Of the Interior
for and on behalf of the Hawaiian Govern
ment, of the sum of ten dollars and there
upon such Foreign Corporation shall be
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Session Laws of 1880.
AN ACT

To provide for the registration Of Co-partner-
ship Firms.
Be it enacted By the King and the Legisld-
tive Assembly Of the Hdo0ditdT1 Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bIed.
Section !. Whenever any two or more
persons shall carry on business in this King
dom in Co-partnership, it shall be incum-
bent for such persons to file in the Office of
the Minister of the Interior statement Of
/. The names and residences of each of
the members Of such partnership.
9. The nature of the business Of such
Co-partnership
3. The Firm name of the Co-partnership
and
4. The place or places of business of the
Co-partnership.
Section 3. All persons who at the time
of the commencement Of this Act, shall be
carving on business in Co-partnership, shall
within two months of the time of the COM
mencement of this Act, cause such state
ment as aforesaid to be filed in the Office Of
the Minister of the Interior.
Section 3. Whenever any change shall
take place in the constitution of any such
firm by the death or withdrawal of any
member thereof, or by the addition of any
member thereto, or by the dissolution there
Of statement Of such change or dissolution
shall also be filed in the said Office of the
Minister of the Interior, within one month
from such change, death or dissolution as
the case may be.
A Ali Snrb as arr
required to be made by the preceding Sec
lions shall also be published by the members
of each copartnership at least twice In the
Hawaiian and English languages, in two
newspapers in Honolulu.
Section 5. The Minister of the Interior
shall cause book to be kept in his office, in
which shall be recorded the several particu-
lars hereinbefore required to be filed in his
office; and which book shall be opened for
public inspection on payment OF fee of
twenty-five cents for each inspection.
Section There shall be paid to the
Minister Of the Interior fee of fifty cents
for each name so recorded as aforesaid.
Section 7. The members of every CO.
partnership who shall neglect or fail to
comply with the provisions Of this law, shall
severally and Individually be liable for all
the debts and liabilities of the such co-part-
nership and may be severally sued therefore,
without the necessity of joining the other
members of the co-partnership in any &C.
ton or suit, and shall also severaly be
liable upon conviction to penalty not ex-
ceeding FIVE dollars for each and every day
while such default shall continue; which
penalties may be recovered in any Police or
District Court.
Section s. Nothing in this Act contained
shall be deemed or construed to apply to
corporations or incorporated companies.
Section 9. All fees received by virtue
of this Act shall be accounted for, as part Of
the revenue of the Hawaiian Government
Section TO- This Act shall come into
operation and become law on the first day of
September next.
Approved this 9th day of August A. D.
1880. kALAKAUA r.
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EMIL FRESE'S
II a MI Ii ID X C. TIE a

nj Is INFVSSIBLE To VA IVU MtCH IN
praise of this good old standard Family Medicine
1t be too highly recommended it is truly
Marvel of the Age, and no household should be
without it, 1t prevents well Skin Dis
eases. Gout. Rheumatism, Gravel and all Kid
ney Diseases, Affected Liver Headache.
Nausea. Bile, Wind, Indigestion. COnstipa-
ton. Fevers and Ague. SIeeplessness. Lassi-
trde. Foul Breath, and every disease brought or
aggravated by disordered stomach
1t purifes the Blood, Ceanses the stomach and Bow
els, and gives the whole system Healthy and Delight
full Tone. There medicine for the Nursery
equal it, and being composed of Herbs only, it can
lie given safely infants 1t is triumph in medicine
harmless vet etcacious Invaluable in the family on
the road, at sea, and everywhere
For sale by all Druggists, and at wholesale by
SO MCLEAN BROS
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deemed to all intents and purposes, TO have
fully complied with the provisions of the
said Act
Section 6. This Act shall take effect
and become law on the first day of Septem-
Der next.
Approved this 9th day of August, A. D.
1880. KALAKAUA f.
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To amend Sections 33l. 1873, 337, 33s ana
339 Of the Civil Code OF the Fire Depart
ment of Honolulu.
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LADlE s.
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
MRS. D. B. GRIFFIN

Wishes TO inform the ladies Of Honolulu that she hat
rc-opened Children and Ladies' Fashionable Dress
Making department in the of her Millinery Store
iO Fort Street Dresses trimmed in the and mns
approved stvles slT 3R
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street. raITIu and co
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Brief Jolt ingS.

Mrs. B. l.. Brown, who lives at No. AZ Mel
bourne street. fell down Monday and broke
her wrist.
There were 113 arrivals at the Falmouth
Hotel yesterday and 1O5 at the Preble. The
City Hotel also had large list.
The amateurs and grocers nine will play a
game of base ball on the horse car grounds in
Deering next Saturday at 3 p. m.
A grand picnic is to be given the naval Off
GERS today, and Friday there will be hop on
the Constellation. Both ships will sail next
Monday.
Pleasant yesterday morning after the storm.
Cloudy in the afternoon. Mercury $40 at sun
rise. 730 at noon, $50 at sunset; wind west,
southwest and south.
The sheriffs yesterday seized four gallons of
liquor on Banks street, near Tim Twigg's, and
tub of ale at Kilday's place at Bradley's
Corner.
On account of the l. A. R. A. excursion to
Cushing's Island today-postponed from yes
terday-the 2 p. IN. trip to Long Island and
Little Chebeague will not be made.
In consequence of the heavy storm on Tues
day night, the Aged Brotherhood postponed
their excursion till Friday, 23d. Preparations
have been made for big time on that day.
The cars will stop at the Park
McKenney's junk store On Union street was
broken into Tuesday night and two dollars in
money, Canada cents and a meerschaum pipe
taken Officers Gribben and Langmaid, yes
terday afternoon, arrested young fellow
named Murphy on suspicion of being engaged
in the robbery.