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~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH tseventh street between Grace and
Broadl Rev. w. c. SoHARRFER psstor.-Preaeh-
ing ct IL A. n. and tao r. n. Stranger and visi-
tors welcome. eests free. "A
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M BROAD.sTREET METHODIsT

E3 BKUAD-STHEET METHUDIoI
CHURCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24TH.-Preach-
ing by Rev. W. G. STARR, ID. d., pastor. At IL A.
M.-sub,ect: "The Patience OF God under His own
Law Of Development" At 1880 p. M,-subjcct
"The Golden Mean between Two Extremes" A
cordial invitation TO all.
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The Washington Post insists that GAs.
FIELDS Chinese letter is genuine. We
await further proof.
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" TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY 1t IL A. NJ. and 7:46 p. ~ by
the pastor. Rev. w. r. JUpKINs. In the morning
number Of persons will be received into the church
and the Sacrament OF Baptism administered.
Young mems prayer .meeting from 10 r. NJ.
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IN REMOVAL or REMOVAL

6Oi BROAD STREET.
beg 10 announce that
VIZ HAVE REMOVED TO
that large, sommodious, aud well.iIghied gore
CORNER FIFTH AND BROAD sTRYErs.
formerly occupied by Messrs. A.P. Fox 4 -
which we have had re6ttsd and altered e,p.el.r,
TO suit our larsely-IBcreased trade. Having asl,s
considerably 10 our facilities, We can say that
WE HAVE SPARED NEITHER PAINS NOR
EXPENSE
in adding to the comfort and accommodate u
our customers,
OUR PURPOSE
being
TO SUPPLY THE TRADE
a. Ia a..
class Dry-Goods house
AT THE MOST ATTRACTIYE PRICES.
We hope to accomplish this aim by 20 conduetius
our business at the new stand q, 10 merit eon,n.
uance of the patronage heretofore SO LIBERAL, be-.
slowed upon US.
Our buyer has Just returned from New Yo.k
where he has attended all the recent
TRADE SALES,
and has also given his special attention t. the ,e
ton OF novelties which We have JUS, opened.
OUR FIRST EXHIBIT
will be made on
MONDAY THE 18TH instant
on that day and on every other day during he
coming week We expect TO open the
NEWEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STYLE
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, SATINS,
BROCADE sATINS,
SATIN DE LYON,
BLACK SILK VELVET,
COLoRED SILK VELYETS,
PRINCES, sACKINGS,
CLOAKs, DoLMANs, and PLAID5.
In addition To our usual assortment Of
STABLE AND FANCY GOODS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
oc l6-Ss,Su&W 50l Broad stree
NJ OUR NEW CARPET-ROOM j.
NOW OPEN, AND WE INVITE An fNsPlr.
TIoN OF STOCK AND PRICES.
CARPETS OF every grade, and at prices 70 give
satisfaction;
OIL-CLOTHS-all widths
WiND0N-sHADEs;
LACES for Curtains,
LACE.CURTAINs;
MATS aud RUGS OF every kind
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc 20 1Ol7 and 1919 Malu street.
-
k5T GRAND OPENING OF
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
AT
LEVY BROTHERS.
ELEGANT NOVELTIES JUST RECEIVED.
BLACK BROCADED SATIN DE LYON;
SATIN DE LYON-Black aud Colorcd;
DRESS GOODS Of all duintiesi
Great bargains I'm BLACK CASHMERE.
Our new stock IS cheaper than ever b' fore offered
10 this city. Special drives IN iow-prce goois.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc 22 l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
n1g WE SHOW AN IMMENSE STOCK
CLOAKs, aud are prepared 10 suit all n price
aud style:
,peciaIties In SHETLAND SHAWLS;
,HAWLS OF every description.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oe22 1917 and 1919 Main street
Nj LADIES' UNDERWEAR MADE
ID ia the very best style, and much better ab1
cheaper than northern made goods.
LEVY BROTIlERs.
oc22 1917 aud 1919 Main street.
N1T GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
uch as WHITE aud SCARLET SHIRTS aud
DRAWERS, sCARFS, COLLARS. CUFFS, JEN'
gLRY, GENTLEMEN'S CAsslMEkEs, JAN
CAssINETTs, FRENCH PANTS PAIIEkNH'
rOATINGs. &c. LEVY BROTHERS.
-. a.d Ioi Main street.
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EFT PRESBYTE.

NJ GRACE STREET PRESBYTE.
RAN misunderstanding at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
by Rev. THOMAS SLATER, delegate from Deme-
rara to the recent Presbyterian Alliance at Phila-
delphia.
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MEETINGS..

THE LADY MANAGERS OF Thn
i GUARD OF THE COMMONWEALTH r r.sii,
viii please meet NJ Association Hall MAIN nur ~
between Eighth and Ninth streets. THIS nvn s
ING st IL O'Clock promptly. business o. Y,
lance. MRS. L. A. DIS arDaEsrt
oc 2S.1t President
NOTICE.--The annual meeting OF sne
IN RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND Chf ,s =,
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY will be he'a AZ
tho Office or the company on wEDNES,usAsrnti, No
vember 10Th, at IL NJ. w. IL sml,v
oc 21.tNOv10 sccre,aIy.
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Matinee, ~ p. NJ: evening at 8. or.
Matinee adm tssiUn Adults. 5Oc.; childreb. Zy ~,
No extra charge for secured seats. Dress 0fee'
25c.
Evening prices as usual.
MONDAY, THE NAIAD QUEEN
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procession wherein Greeley snd TiIdsn pre-
ceded him. Stale.
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pYEINe. cLEANIka. &c.

CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Particular attention paid 10 ladies' tlne articles
q spparet . vELvETS, sAshEs kinBONs,
snAWLs, etc, rs well A. GENTLEMEN'5 and
CHILDREN,s GARMENTS. pAMAsK CUR
@ ! ssissism No. 1873 franklin street.
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EXCURSION.
HORSE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, ON TWELVE EN
BRED BLOOD-BAY HORSE. Works well single
or double. Sold for want OF use Price 10 suit The
t'mssso a, r; D. GH Lain INA; 4 Co. Co.,
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25c.
Evening prices as usual.
MONDAY. THE NAIAD QUEEN
Zoe 23.1ttl --
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Notwithstanding the great outlay there Willie
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
VIRGINIA sTATE-FAIR WEEK,
the magnificent spectacular drama Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE MAZoNIAN MARCH
BY THE NAIADs,
THE NYMPHs OF THE RHINE,
and entirely new scenery Of surprising splendor'
produced at great cost.
The Terrestrial SCENERY by Mons. DU-
FLoCo, of the Richmond Theatre.
The FAIRY SCENERY by WILLIAM scHAFFER'
Of Baltimore.
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
story of Fairy Land and of real life, will be pro-
duced by the entire company from
FORD's GRAND OPERA-HOUSE,
of Baltimore.
NUMBERING OVER FIFTY PEOPLE,
and headed by the fayorites
GNU MARIE BoCKEL.
The BALLET will be led by the beautiful
"CLINEToP SISTERS"
All under the personal direction Of Mr.. CHARLES
r. FORD, co-manager OF the BiJou Opera House,
New York. and of the Opera-H0uses of Baltimore
and Washington.
Sale Of seats commences TO-DAY al 0 A. VI. at
Ramos Moses's and box-ofIice OF Theatre,
The BEAUTIFUL DROP-CURTAIN, painted by
the celebrated artist Mons. DuaOcq, Will not be
used until Monday evening. oc 23.2s
FAIR WEEK.
MOZART HALL,
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANK
LIN.
c. l.. SIEGEL"..."........... Director
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA,
under the auspices of Mozart Association.
Americas Greatest Prima Donna
CAROLINE RlCHINGs-BERNAED
assisted by
A Powerful CAST
will present
MONDAY, 18TH, IPINAFORE.
TUESDAY, 2hTH. lPINAFORE.
"WEDNESDAY. 27TH, ROSE OF T1ROL.
THURSDAY, 2STH, lPlNAFORE.
FRIDAY, 10Th,
JEANETTE'S WEDDING
AND
FOURTH ACT FROM TROyATORE.
GRAND CHORUS OF FIFTY VOICES AND
MOZART ORCHESTRA.
Admission soc. Reserved seats, CSC. extra--can
be had on and after Thursday, 2lst, at Z. r. john
ston's glS Main street. Oc l9-l0t
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AMUsEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE TO-DAY.

FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF HALLS
sTRATEGIsTs.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
W. T. POwELL....".....Pro Proprietor and Manager
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MONDAY, OCToBERIsTH,
WILL OPEN ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
sANGERs ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE,
UNITED WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL TEN ALLIED SHOWS
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Notwithstanding the great outlay there will be
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
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FIRST TINE OF THE BABY ELEPHANT.
Only Elephant ever born in bondage anywhere IL
the wide world, and, when exhibited in Rich
mond, little over six months old
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OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ARE STORED
WITH FULL ASSIGNMENTS, FROM
THE CHEAPEST TO THE
FINEST GOODS
IMPORTED.
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SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
PRICES WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
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Turkey and Greece.

The European Powers continue to act in con-
cert with a view of preventing any outbreak
between Turkey and Greece over the frontier
question, and are using their influence to dis
suade both Governments from hostile manifesto
tons one towards the other. The steps taken by
both countries to mobilise troops have tended to
complicate the question, and impede an under
stading, and the English and French Govern
ments have accordingly sent identical communi-
cations to Athens strongly urging upon Greece
the desirability Of refraining from calling out the
reserve contemplated until such time as the Porte
shall have replied to the collective note of the
Powers and indicated the course which she in
tends to pursue in acceptance or rejecting the
decisions of the Conference. There is reason to
believe that the Greek Government will follow
the advice of the two Powers, and abstain from
further hostile demonstration for the present.
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IMMIGRATION

The subject of immigration has occupied the
attention of the Legislative Assembly on several
occasions this session under various phases. Mr..
Rhodes introduced a bill to provide for the i'm
~portation of females as well as males in a fair
proportion. This bill was, however, withdrawn
on the understanding that a more suitable bill on
the same subject should be prepared by the At
torney General. The following bill was accord
ingIy presented, and yesterday passed its third
reading. The enactment of this law will be a
lasting benefit to the Hawaiian Kingdom, more
especially in preventing the wholesale influx of
Chinese males. 1t is a well-known fact that
Chinese women cannot be induced to leave their
homes except under great pressure. Could a few
hundred japanese be imported IN the proposed
ratio. they would be found to bear a favorable
comparison with their neighbors, the Chinese,
and they would more readily assimilate them
selves with civilized ideas. The honesty of the
japanese is proyerbial, and their habits of clean
illness are beyond question, thereby rendering
themselves the more desirable for domestic SER
wants. a class that is much wanted in this coun-
try. We believe that the passage of such an ad-
mirable bill will meet with universal approval.
An Act to restrict the immigration OF Male
Natives of certain Asiatic Countries
WHEREAS, the unrestricted immigration of males
nito this Kingdom is prejudicial to the we'll being
Of the Hawaiian nation Therefore,
Be it enacted by the King and the Legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands. in the Legis-
lature of the Kingdom assembled
SEC. i The word Immigrants when used ia this
Act shall mean and be construed to mean male
natives of any Asistic cSsissary with which His
Maes'E las no existing treaty.
SEC. 2 All vessels and the commanding officers
thereof are hereby prohibited from landing in this
Kingdom any Immigrants unless they shall be &C
cOmpanied by females between welve,sndHI oTSv
years of age in the proportions of three sncb
females TO Eve Immigrants.
SEC. 3 The commanding officer of anv vessel
who shall violate the proyiisons of the preceding
section shall, on convisiion before any Police OF
District justice, tGG!Hitelt and pay the sum of not less
than zen nor more than twenty-five dollars for
each lnimlgrant landed in excess of the proportions
aiOresaid and shall take and receive on board
JUS 'essel and remove out of this Kingdom all such
ImmlSr2nts landed in excess.
SEC 4 The respective Collectors of Customs
are 1ereby prohibited from granting permits to
land the luggage of Immigrants in excess of the
numbers aforesaid.
SEC. 5 All fines and penalties received 10y vir-
tue of this Act shall be paid to the Board of Immi-
grafton, to be used and applied for the purposes
of the Board.
SEC. 6 This Act shall become Law on the first
day OF February, A. D. 1881.
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ILOyC THE

The J d spreckIes is laying at the Esplsnade opposite
the Custom House, finishing loading. She will probably
sail for San Francisco on Monday.
Blk General Butler has discharged her cargo of lumber
and win return immediately TO Puget Sound in ballast
Blk Revere IL diseharging the last Of Der cargo Of coal
1t the p N IS wharf. She will sail in ballast for De-
parture Bay on Tuesday or Wednesday
The bktne Amelia, Capt Foye II dischArging coal at
the Likelfke's wharf. She will sail about the latter part
OF next week, IN ballast, to Port Townsend there to load
lumber for San Francisco.
The Buena Vista Is continuing to discharge lumber at
the foot Of the EsplAnade. She may probably get away
by next Tuesday for Port Townsend
The City of NAnkin Is dischArging q general cargo at
the Esplanade. She Will go to San Francisco from here
having q cargo in trAnsitu for that port
The Discovery has changed captains, Captain PenhEl-
low now being commander. She is at the Esplanade
discharging the last Of her cargo, and will soon COM
mence % load for San Francisco.
The Helen W Almy IS laying of the Fish Market
wharf At present, but will haul alongside Brewer x Cos
wharf next Monday to load.
The W II Meyer II laying at Brewer < Cos wharf. is
nearly loaded and will probably finish to day. She sails
immediately for San Francisco with q full cargo Of sug-
81. rice, molAsses, and hides.
The bk Starlight is at the foot of Brewers wharf dis
charging. She will sail about the middle OF next week
for Port Townsend, in ballast.
The Stmr Ho Chung Is At the p VI 8 s dock. She has
discharged all the Embryo business men that formed the
principal portion of her cargo. She is to sail for San
Francisco on Tuesday next at 4 p M
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RtaaI advertisements.
CoU pCO FTHEHAWAnA

CUPREME Alan
"a Islands. in Probate. Island Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, IS
Tn the matter of the Estate Of ALEXANDER McDOrr,
deceased. Order appointing time for probate OF VIII, ana Oh
recting publication of notice of the same.
a docnment. purporting to be the last will and testament OF
Alexander McDuf, deceased, having on the 18th day OF August
A. d. 1880. been presented to said Probate court, anq . pc
tition for the probate thereof, and for the issuance OF Leteers
Parliamentary to John T. Warehouse, jr. and Henry Water
house, having been filed by them, -
IL is hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the It'll day OF
September, A. D. 1850, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day, at the
Court Room Of said Court, at Ahioani Hale, at Honolulu, DC,
and the same is hereby appointed the time for proving SAD wnh
and hearing said application, when and where any person
terested may appear and contest the said VIII, ana the grant,
ing Of Letters Testamentary.
It is further ordered, that notice thereof be given Dy puou,
cation, for three successive weeks, in the Pacific commercial
Advertiser and Kuokoa, newspapers printed and published L
Honolulu.
And it is further ordered, that citations be issued to the sub
scribing witnesses to said will, and to the heirs OF the testato-
in Honolulu, to appear and contest the probate Of said will, q
Dated Honolulu, IA. l., August 18th, 1880.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: A. ROSA, Justice Of the Supreme court.
Deputy Clerk. aul4St
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- The Herald prints the following notice, that
no foreigners need apply for commissions In the
Chinese Army
Chinese Legation, Washington and Il west
Thirty-frst street. New York, July 27.-To the Ed
itor of the Herald Numerous applications for
commissions in the Chinese army and navy are be-
ing continually received at this legation. and as 1t
is impossible to devote the necessary time to an
swer all, may venture to ask you to be so good
as to publish this letter in the columns OF your
widely circulated paper, in order that it may be
generally known that the report that the Chinese
Government is engaging the services OF foreigners
for its army and navy is entirely devoid of founda-
ton ? Thanking you in advance, | remain, sir,
Yours faithfully, FELIX FL, MARK, Attache.
The issues of postal cards, stamped envelopes
and postage stamps during the fiscal year just end
ed, foot up $31, 932, SIG, an increase of nearly
$500, 900 over the total of last year.
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Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports.
Brit bk Oberon. Liverpool, due Sept $3.50
Am bk Mexican. New York, due Nov Is
Am bktn- Eureka. San Francisco, due
Am bktne Emma Augusta. Port Gamble
Brit ship Fleetsing, New Castle, n 3 w, to said about July 10
Am bk Revere, Nanaimo, due Aug is
Am sch DAshing Wave. Nanaino. for Hama. Maui. due Aug
1873
Brit ok Spirt of The Age, Hongkong
Consueio, san FrGnciscg. losdlng.
Kelpic, san Francisco. -
Tsukuba, san Francisco. due Aug &c.
Grace Roberts, Port Blakely. due Aug 10.
Rainier, Port Gamble, due Aug IL.
Monitor. Eureka. loading.
Haioio, Ssn Francisco, Osding
VI W Tufts. San francisco. loading.
Sir William Wallace, San Francisco, loading.
Annie, Port BlakeIy, chartered
Spirit % the Age, Hong Kong, Aug l6.
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MEMORANDA.

Report Of the K NJ 5 Australia. Cargill. Commander.
Discharged her pilot on Golden Gate at / P II, Of the 2nd
August. Experienced light airs and fine clear weather
mp 20 the 1th, met with duh hay weather and light airs
mp the sth. sighted the Island Of Maui at BIS P N Of
the 10th, and was boarded by pilot of Honolulu. at Has
r 81.
Report Of the stmr Ho Chung, Peterson, Commander
Left Canton July 2lst l3O n m, passed HOngkOng at noon
on the q in lat 3Oo 25' y, long 1879 3 Z, had fresh
breeze with squalls heavy head sea. wind E by y. Light
winds and pleasant weather during day with squalls at
night during the rest Of the voyage. Aug 18th at 5 p III
sighted Kauai bearing S56E. at lbs q IN on the 18th sight
ell Oahu bearing Sc by $. and at I0a5 took pilot on
board and at II As made fast alongside wharf in HonOlu-
In harbOr.
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PASSENGERS

For sydney. per Australia, Aug 10-Mr and Mrs Turpe-
and maid, Simon Grant, Thomas Robertson, p OK a
Steveps-- Edward Foley. ~ ia "
w "'a5Ohs ~ II -. -.SF
From Canton, per Ho chung; eS9:3-495 Chinese, 400
males. and ~ females.
From San Francisco per Australia, Aug los + Cotton,
u Cotton, II Il Parmlee, J + Brown, Miss Pierce. l. An
thOn. Mrs J UOwBett, Miss Dowsett, A Cornwall. VI Dick
son, J N Ludgate, A C. BOwley, Mary Herman, X Heind,
Miss Z Kennie, Miss a Kennie, K Beaumont, CQt II W
Nicholson, J II GibbOn, + Everett, j Il WRterhouse, A
Cooley. CAPITA Pierce, J A Mckenzie. ] McCrindle and
wife. Mrs Moore, Ct Moore, J Moore, Miss Ludgate, VIC
SproulI, s + Alexander and wife and 3 children, DR. Ken
needy, J W Wilson, W Telfr, wife and 6 children, W Scot.
J Clarke, Mrs Fitzpatrick. Frank Bowling. IL Lansen,
Miss Levy, Miss Dufey, s + Graham, W Ii Pedler, W
Flynn, G. Irwin, J NJ CrOwel, W Taylor, f NJ Hutchins,
Il Mehler, J G Leach, J Herbert. g . Mason, S NJ Wood,
Miss Jansen, J T Brogan. . = Williams, Mrs w 2 Jones,
y Leopold, NJ Thomas, Mrs Murray and 2 children and IA
Chinese, So saloon and l6 steersge in transitu.
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MPORT

From Newcastle per Amelia, Aug eli tons cost /,
bulls. j
From Glasgow, per City of Nankin 80 ,z-utns
- gsgS = osgging; 500 pigs nquors, 175 pkgs dry goods.
p iron, 1000 bIs soap. lot machinery, hardware. and
iron. POI bdls bar iron, 5000 IRE brick, $50 ingots babbit
metal, S8 bdIs fence wire. 200 tons splint coal. $50 tons
pig iron, lot misc mdse. In transitu for San Francisco,
80 tons pig iron, 1850 pkgs assorted merchandise.
From San Francisco. per Australia, Aug 1910 pkgs IL
quOrs. 81 pkgs cigars and tobacco, 22 bxs potatoes, 22
pkgs fruit. 50 pkgs wagon materials, l bx type.
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led

EwISG-In Honolulu, at the Queens Hospital, on the
evening Of August 3, 1880. Of Consumption, MIR. JOHN
EwISG, a native of Dundee. Scotland, aged 30 years. Mr.
Ewing arrived here from Glasgow in the bark DOrenJy,
in March, 1873, in the vain hope Of regAining his health,
but his disease had become so deeply seated that he
steadily declined until finally he succumbed TO the des-
trOyer Of mankind. During his residence here, Mr.
Ewing was. whom able to work. engaged in the ADyERTIs-
ER and also the Gd=et> printing offices, and by his quiet
and unObtrusiye habits and his excellence as q workman
secured the good will and friendship of his employers
and fellOw-wOrkmen.
- BARRETr-At Cold Spring HarbOr, LII. July 10th, 1880,
FREEMAN BARRETT, aged 80 years.
CoESwELL-In this city. Aug 18th. EDWARD CREAMER,
infant son Of w II COrnwell, aged five months and
twenty-One days.
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Til Legislative proceedings for the current-bi-
ennial term closed yesterday and Parliament will
be prorOgued to-day at noon. The committee
appointed to wait on His Majesty, and announce
to him that the Assembly was awaiting his
pleasure to be prorOgued, made their report to
the House yesterday morning, through the Minis
ter of the Interior, who spoke as follows:
To The Hon. Charles r.. Bishop, President of the
Legislative Assembly:
SR,-Th committee appointed to walt on His
Majesty for the purpose OF announ cling to him that
the business Of the Assembly was completed, beg
to report that it is His Majesty's pleasure that this
Assembly be prorougued at IL noon on Saturday
next. Owing 10 slight indispositiOn. His Majesty
will be unable TO appear in person, therefore he
appoints a Royal Commission to act in his stead.
(Signed) Minister OF Interior, Cleghorn. Aholo,
Bush and Kalua.
Mr.. AHoLo introduced a resolution last week,
asking for the payment of $4,000 out of the
treasury to the Commissioners of Crown Lands,
for the purpose of redeeming certain notes of His
Majesty, at present held by capitalists and bear
ing interest at the rate of 7 per cent. Great sur
prise was expressed by both Mobiles and Repre-
sentatives that a resolution of this nature should
emanate outside Of the Ministry. As it was a
matter Of Importance and requiring more inform
alton than was furnished by the introducer, it
was referred to a special committee. The Attor-
ney General drew up the following substituted
resolution which was adopted.
Resolved, That the Minister of Finance be and
he is authorized and empowered to advance by
way of loan to the Commissioners of Crown
Lands the sum of $50, 200. to be used by them
in making up outstanding notes of His Majesty
to that amount. and to be paid to the Minister of
Finance in yearly i~nstalments of not less than
Sc 900 each, with interest at the rate of 5 per
cent. per annum.
Mr.. CleghOrn pointed out very clearly, the adj
OF having all such matters in the hands
Of the Government, in preference to their being
in possession of an outside party, at the same
time speaking highly of the gentleman who holds
the m