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Kev-Windine Watches.
KEYLESS WITCHES,
(Stem-W inders.1

The Keyiess mechanism to a watch i one Of the great mod
ern improvements in watch work, il does away win the Old
fashioned key. with which 20 many persons have ruined theiT
Watcbes. The watch Is wound By turning a hurled KNOB
DI,c-I on the handle or bow. instead Of by the ordinary
means: the hands are set in the same way The advantages
Of these improvements are obvious, tire case which never need
b. opened 10 winding, j. male alright and dusttght, thus
urs-erying much longer the fuiiity Of the oil, and greatly pro
iourfra The intervals between the necessary cleaning OF the
watch
SIver KeyIess Watch. Lever Movement, Flat, Jewefed,
Crystal -"
silver KeyIess Watch. Double Cover, Enamel or Orna-
m-uted silver Dial ----.---.--- O-S
Silver Keyless Watch, Superior Skeleton Movement,
Extra JeweIed, Stout Double COyer.--.----..-- SO
Gold H TsS jswsh = = .~...~~t-.... IL 25
Cod hs Sysss i ma"1, Is eweis.........~.- 1900
Col. KeyIess Watch, Two Stout Gold Covers. Chronom-
eter Movement with Center Second Hand, "A
splendid watch for presentation. 1919
Gold KeyIess ChrOn0meter, 3 Gold Covers, Movement OF
finest workmanship, Center Second Hand, repeat
inE houTs and qaarters.- ~ 80
Gold KeyIess ChronometeT, Imperial ChTOHOWefeT),
showing days, date, weeks and month on dial,
repeating hours, quarters and eghths, ; heavy
Gold Covers. warranted for , years. aud without
Ioubt the best and handsomest watch in eX-
steuce.---.---..-s.-- . '"SS
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Prince George of England about to Visit
Honolulu.

A flying so uadron is about to leave or has just lett
England for the Pacific. under the command OF Ad-
mirsl the Earl of ClanWilliam. on ID M. ). Bacchante,
with the royal princes, sons of the Prince OF wales,
on board. She will be Joined at Vigo, Spain, by the
flagship aud other vessels of the squadron. AT Vigo
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur Victor OF Wales
will leave the Bacchante and proceed to England,
where he will enter the army for which he IS destln-
ed. His Royal Highness Prince George OF Wales
will remain on board the Bscchante. The squadron
will then sail from Vigo for the Pacific, coming
through the straits of Magellan and calling at the
principal ports, including San Francisco, on the way
up this coast to Esquimault. AT this station the
ships will refit, and after a stay of ten days or two
weeks will sail for the Sandwich Islands, Hongkong
and Singapore. From China the Bacchante will 60
to England via the Suez Canal, so as to reach Ports
mouth in December of next year. The remaining
ships of the squadron will proceed homeward by
way of the Cape of Good Hope. AT San Francisco
the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise will pro-
badly join the squadron and come on to Victoria.
The Marquis and Princess will remain some time
in the province. and will visit the railway works and
other points of interest. 1t is expected that the
squadron will reach E%squimault on the 10th of June
next. The feet so far as 8 known will consist of the
Inconstant, 16, iron trigste cased with wood, tag
ship; Bacchante. Is, iron corvette cased with wood
Cleopatra, IA, new class, corvette, steel and iron
cased with wood; Tourmaline 12.-OregOnian,
.NoU. 18th.
The OLEANDER PoIsoNoUs.-It is stated that
the oleander : is a deadly poison, and may fire.
~quently prove a treacherous fondling if not care
fully watched. 1t is one of our most beautiful
plants when covered with its large rose-like
blossoms, but in these blossoms the weapon
of death resides" A case is recorded of a child
having eaten a few flowers and being poisoned by
the same. The "Annals of the Peninsu lar War
state that "a number of French soldiers went
out foraging near Madrid, and returned laden
with fruits of their search. One of the number
with a view of securing SOM wood to make skew
ers for the meat, cut a quantity of oleander
boughs, and, having stripped them of the bark
outofktwelve who ate of the roast seven died and
the rest were dangerously i'll. The poisonous
principle is SO subtle that Its exhalations alone
are sufficient to cause serious accidents and even
death to those who recline or sleep for any time
under their influence. 1t exists equally in every
part of the plant, but it is considerably weaken
ed by cultivation
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A certain American got mad at the editor and
stopped his paper. The next week he sold all
his corn at four cents below the market price.
Then his property was sold for taxes because he
didn't read the sheriff's sales; he lost 10 dollars
betting on Mollie Mccarthy ten days after Ten
Brock won the race; he was arrested and fined
eight dollars for going hunting on Sunday, SIM
ply because be didn't know it was Sunday: and
he paid 800 dollars for a lot of forged notes that
had been advertised two weeks and the public
cautioned not to negotiate them. He then paid
a big Irishman with a foot like a derrick to kick
him all the way to the newspaper Office, where
he paid four years subscription in advance, and
made the editor sign an agreement to knock him
down and rob him if he ever ordered his paper
to be stopped again.
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r OFFICIALS.

Dept. For. Affairs-Curtis P. Iaukea, Ch-
Clerk.
Dept. INTERIOR. A. Hassinger, Oh. Clerk.
Dept. of Finance-G. Brown, Registrar.
Dept. of Attorney-General-E. Preston,
Deputy ]. NJ. Monsarrat, Clerk.
Prof. w. ID. Alexander, Surveyor-General
Curtis j. Lyons, Assistant Surveyor.
w. c.. Parke, Marshal of the Kingdom.
D.. X. Fyfe, Clerk to the Marshal.
Thomas Brown, Registrar of C~onveyances.
j. A. Hassinger, Sec. Board of Health.
John Brown, Agent Board of Health.
Office hours, from 8 am. to 4 pm. !; on
Saturdays closing at noon.
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LICENSED CARRIAGES.

Stands for Vehicles plying for hire have
been fixed as follows:
On Queen Street, corner of Fort Street.
On Queen Street, corner of Nuuanu Street.
On Merchant Street, corner of Bethel Street.
On King Street, corner of Bethel Street.
On King Street, corner of Richards Street.
On Hotel Street, corner of Fort Street.
On Hotel Street, corner of Nuuanu Street.
On Hotel Street, opposite Hawaiian Hotel.
On Beretania Street, corner Nuuanu st.
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THE HAWAIIAN MUSEUM.

Tn Museum is on the upper floor of the
Government Building. Open to visitors at
any time during office hours. Apply for
admission to the Chief Clerk of the Depart
ment of Foreign Affairs, on the same floor.
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On the upper floor of the Government
Building, in the same room as the Library
of the Supreme Court. The Library is
always open to visitors during office hours.
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Hall says that every blade of grass contains a
sermon. We can understand now why some peo-
pie shave their lawns SO close. They want the
sermons cut short.
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All the above watches can be had in smaller size to suit
u for adies' wear at the same price Monograms, Initials,
arms. etc, engraved on the bark Of the watch free 81 charge
- All our Watches are thoroughly finished and ready for
immediate u.s., and will be sent securely packed in Mo
rocco case.y post free. 10 any part Of the world, together with
spare mainsPrngs. glasses and keys, these being great con
venieuce. As in many out-oi-lhe-Way places u Is almost a mA'
ter Of inp0ssbiity To replace one Of these articles.
% Every watch Is accompanied by a written warranty,
- guaranteeing the regularity and superiority ofits work
manship for 3 years, during which time no charge viii be
made for repairing iftEe watch Is returned post free.
All our Gold Gases are Is carat Coll the silver Cases
n are Of the best sterling Silver.
six-per cent. discount will be allowed on orders for six
- and more watches
a All our watches have compensation balance, which rem
y ders them equally accurate in either hot or cold climate.
- All watches may be ordered with or without seconds
hands, with engraved, plain polished or engine turned
cases, without difference Of price.
Z No orders from abroad filed unless accompanied by a
- remittance to cover the amount, or a refereaceon a Bos-
ton house.
Persons residing in any part Of the world need not hesitate
10 forward their orders 10 this establishment as they may rely
upon receiving the exact watch ordered by them, which If not
approved, will be exchanged free and safe by post, or money
refunded. The best means Of sending money i by draft on
New YORK. paris or London. which can be procured at any
69T5sr-1 The snaIesf a : well as the most important, will receive
the same particular attention and will be forwarded without
delay. We respectfully ask for a trial order.
The RodanoW Manf'g Co.,
5 and 2 Portland ST.,
BOSTON, U. S. of AMERICA.
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THE FRENCH
Trade Journal & Exporter,
Produce Markets Review and General
Prices Current.

Published Monthly. anil in English Indispensable for pur-
chaser. % Continental Goods; gives Wholesale Prices, and
Discounts allowed. q
Wiaes. Brandies, Preserved Provisions, Fancy Goods.
Millinery, Dress Materials, Glass, Porcelain,
Plated Ware, Watches. Clocks,
Real and Imitation Jcwelry, Boots and Shoes,
Perumery. Photographic and Printing Materials
Toys Ok0graphs. Scientific and Musical Instruments,
Drugs. Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations,
stationery, Sweets. silks. Yanishes, Paints,
Paper Hangings. Etc, Etc
AIso-Prices Current or Produce. Market Reports, Notices
on Industrial Novelties. Trade Intelligence, Etc
Annual subsciptiOn-5s for Postal Union, aud o. for other
Countries
Money orders payable 10 GEORGE WATERS on Paris or
London, or the equivalent in any local currency or postage
stamps.
UNPAID REFUSED.
Address THE FRENCH TRADE JOURNAL & EXPORTER
ocsl Il, Rue de Chabrol, Paris, France ty
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SUPREME COURT.

Hon. Charles Coffin Harris, Chief Justice
Hon. a. F.. Judd, First Associate Justice
Hon. l.. McCully, Second Associate Justice
j. f. Barnard, Chief Clerk.
Sittings in Honolulu, first Monday in
January, April, July, II October.
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foreign ]OOtrttstmtnts.
IMPORTANT FOR
WatGhu1akGpS
IMPORTANT for EVERYBODY
foreign advertisements.

The Rodar,w Manufacturing Company. ~Oimited-Captal
p 8 O0OJ. Boston. CAmercaJ viii forward. hereafter even
one single watch 10 any part Of the world Al "Hoiesae
prirr. l. p. IS per cent cheaper than any matchmaker as
none Of them are manufacturing watches themselves out only
b1viur them from here. We call the particular attention Of
every one intending {, purchase a frst-class reliable "Atch
% our following price lst
Key-Winding Watches.
SILVER Watch. Crystal glass seconds hand----------"s 3SO
silver Watch.. IIurO " case. euErav we'd. highly finished 5oO
SIv-r Watch. skeleton movement, Extra Jeweled. stout
double "
Gold Watch. Jeweled, Maintaining Power, Crystal
500
Gold watch, m msli Hunter. hn.na.l ,! o. D-. 900
Gold Watch. Hunting Case. Superior Nickel Movement
G Gat 9o2II WIN anss ~, 1915
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THE CABINET.

GOVERNOR OF OAHU.
His EXcellency J. o. Dominis.
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No well-regulated musician will play What
Will the Harvest Bel" for a wedding march.
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x ". B.-idveFtising Solicited for all News
papers Published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich
Islands, Polynesia. Mexican Ports, Panama. Talpa-
raise. Japan, China, New Zealand. the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States and Europe. Files Of
nearly every Newspaper Published on the Pacific
Coast are kept Constantly on Hand, and all Adver-
tIsers are Allowed Free Access TO them during Bust
ness Hours. The PACIFIC COMMERCIAL IDVER-
TISEI i kept on file at the Office Of L. p. FISHER.
Mt n
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THE PACIFIC
Commercials
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1880.
CITY

COURT.
His Majesty King Kalakaua
Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani
H. R. II. Princess Lydia Kamakaeha
H. R. II. Princess Miriam Likelike
H. NJ. Queen Dowager Emma
H. H. Ruth Keelikolani
Lord Chamberlain, Hon. c. II. Judd.
THE CABINET.
His Elk. w. l.. Green, For. Affairs, Premier
His Elk. II. a. P. Carter, Interior
His Elk. ]. s. Walker, Finance
His Elk. w. N. Armstrong Attorney
General.
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BLOCKS.

NEETAL-LINE BLOCKS PATENT BL0cKs,
QNN Common Blocks. Galvanized Iron Clocks, Heavy
Purchase Blocks. For Sale by
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800
, 1880-06-18

ClllA VALuWlSh bATd0ulNIE6
gnt together again lust evonlng ut tho fremont
lloHso TO arTan1o f0r visltin9 Cincinnati and
cscurtlng Mr. I.ymln rrnmbull, latcly teaus-
rrotod ut 8pnngtcldt TO the. future political
hrenA OH tha hunks Of tho Ohio. OF course, Col.
ualdWln presided.
blr. Hailar,1, OF tho Contultteo on Something 10
Wear, reported that whlto tclt hats could pa got
for 81 per lozca, and badgSs, consisting of
Liun ribbon frtngod with Gn!1 aud aurtuauntod
ly u yellnw caale. for :lsi cents eAch when eou-
t1uctetl for by tho hundred.
Alr A1soi'hart, With tho Chltrtnan, represent.
Ing tho Committee IN transportation, teportod
that tho TniittAld company would furnish lwo
ours, provided Ut lcast lL0 patriots would g,, and
would llcktt tlaul ~ GtIetlfl4ti und bunk vt thu
Ky sum. tue charnctsE 9f thu orn~.t and uvcry-
Tho SECRETARY ruport I'd shAl tho cuAt 0( getting
shrre uld coming, back. .Iuelut.ng hat, ulstuF,
ind Dutlxe, would 10 Just klb.!!s.: Ut cuuEsU
tvury MN WOULD lo.,k out fur llmsrlf wbllu
thero. Anothsr man wan.ea u know ataut
ltr. pu1l1uan waa unwilling " furnish Ais cars ~
, 1880-06-18
THO Dark 1lorkf-1SoSv tho Tcrnl Orig
tuQtel,

LAFAYETTE i"i, j,isa jul ,l iD.mI;; TIC Editor Of
the Enquirer: Cnt, 'yo!. giyH mt Tho nrIyIn oF
ts.g tur''! "dark hnsse" 30 frequently ust.l In
Many yonts 3i,efo .lo wah" thcrS ViIIa:G' iIye'I In
Tensnst0o Ill old gpap nnrnoll aIt, Ftynll, VIII,
lra'iWl III horses unu generally contrIytti to own
Il ki'Grtly raE tIr two Hbtch to used fOr rt.UipH
IntMnes ,wt,enover cu,i! pick up Il "anT
'lauh" +" during hie lfavclx. lilo 4i4t nf his
iycrf WIS cual-1EYSE stallion Ma,ard DliaGy
isS t. E " W. so W. H., tS Y tnAuEFrs E a ab!
4 n'd slds h!9 into + 70 xlye tlo Impression thu!
nut n !lycr.. Qiiu das' ho cAtNu tO u towl.
"herc country race.lncctflg wds being hell,
nsI ~ tiltutca Pctu utnoAK tho chIltca,At,ts,
Th1 people Ut ttlu llIwh, not kHowIny nuytbtnS
IT a5s 'M!atseedtNts. M a.Mt, not bcsu9 usuity tnus
: i"oal iayor3!s,. ,ntav!Iy h8aintt him: Flynn
t.ei4 LMt uIGrai k4Iust Ills naV. jUst Id ths
n,!Sers" x%y9 .Aelng, satle.i tor the r,e., I'D
lH,lHn Aoh!n4nlte wh0 Waa the turf t,r,lyte ri
'llt patt o. NY etatp. arrived III tho cuurst,
w, nild W. saR9 t!pr ~ tho tu'iHcs A ho took
ling ran. mo fully Ut tl,o uw,lor uf tho
~. tt.MIhtnf htl uyu asGr tho r,ieE, tho Judge
tnsfAIltiy recognized ruto. aill hn sAu, i;cit.
tln'nau, there's u dark Anrst III this rucu lint
, S'!i max" sone nfyhn snulI hrlt beitru supper.
Ill., s y x ot %s ,gi gxht tho r,HS's: "a %stI
WIS Fuhras vl.,n i,s went TO lilo fruit viii, s'
s4l.A and. W,'4 tho ptlrso nnt FIynl,s Usts wit,,
ll4 Kr+lfnst ease. !'yor after illnt tho hnrs,,r,
" w. pinty fought shy IT "lArk Anrsng INA
sEKAphihoo we'll tt political lurt!ca would Il.
t!t1t'stA Vi
, 1880-06-18
ASYLUM INVESTIGATION.

CoLuMnUs, O.. Juno 17.-Tho ntctnbcrs Of tho
Nourl Ut State Churtttes met heru to-tluy to III
vcstiaato tho chargcs nYuinss Superintendent
Flrstunc aud tho Trustees Of tho Ctsltrnl L,,-
Hatlc Asylum. ANldayIts waro filed by Lconora
Iluweh, fornlOriy al, attendant at tho Asylum,
charging that tutnted mutt unl Improper food
were furnished tu3ho patlcnts; TINT the sfatro,
Et1,as!y neglected hor d.tties; that nionuy aant
tn pntonts WIS never accounted for; TINT tho
6tute property was appropriated by tho bIatron,
that tho pattcntswcre compelled Ia sleep IN tho
!loor for wnht nf proper bedding; that nn nbor-
ton WIN performed utHn II fnItniU lN,tlDnt by
errer Of Superintendent, FIratone: that DF;
tHiiey ", ..asfs'ss,!t physician vt tllo Asylum,
held Illicit intes9nlir6u with n f.naIc nntIept,
to bo destroyed.
l,r. SPARROW, lutte m assistant physIotnt1 at tho
As5 !uf. i1lea MI MIlavt, chArYiug TINT G. i. l..
Hnt!cr, nin " The Trustees OF tho Asylunl, hns
supplies, mud that George ". Morgan, anothet
trIlHteb. llHe demanded aud received special Mt
tcnaon for bis daughtert q patient III sail in,
stttutlQu, -1=---
, 1880-06-18
Capt. 1nEnfls' Story-EAc Dead Sca.Scr-
peHt Ito Sn.v on HIonlle9nA Island.

PrtaaMd iAlt., Argal.
cepi. n. >. inKells, of lin acho,ner Chalceiony,
". "so!-s%rleslt ~, ~ Monhcnan lslantl u tpw
whc,t she rcrori"r It'd dn ho lid .ns to "l IN.
tervlew Hin nNout tho h|K snnke he ~,,a rrgortca
nns fur fr tic Truth Tho Cnptai, thoii Will "t
s,,w substantially as foiluws: I" Last Saturday,
hnttt Nts'Ek In tho uftHfEH,ni, we WGrt anwly
snlling past MnthuKa,l, there hctng very little
wind, ah1ut twotty lilles southwest of tho
i ao r@o wss" ssoe!4E ws sEh5 ss sft Ct p9 wt @ ok;
.lle object lay al,uoat deud aheaI, We 1natio
a'rcu,!y rs., fur l., hut 6efoso wo got very
boat's cruw, TO Inspect what, now palniy in
s;,,x! sH.eles or .,her Wy 'ina'ly toyo e. nl,o.t
%a's! viii H. ey w. Il % div s Sr"% 'e q, ~ "" 'ns
,c,l feet through nt tho lilckest p2int. Abot
midway or tho ltaly. which waat should Rl,csa,
t x, f"r.y , fset vt ox ,, %.rs 1 t* lHt "f elI,r
1w,. ,s to thc s!xo e sn,!l ~. alsin:t trn ths
lixnn lnks, Ths sfape of tho s .r1.IIre's h % iead
whs lrsnrH Ike II ilcrcalthnn anyfhlnE enn llkun
4 e. ! hayt, sen!l Jalnloat al kI,ltlB ut shnpes
lho !!ks " thss .ncraro. Iwo yours ago, oil
HsE t':,1 Y,,cs my t,n shta'"x taf!F Tie wtsra
.& 's&uS Ma TIT tek ns s'x's 9at sso as S n!91s t9 r
t1' say tor Gertnln. Ihe u,eH frun tho Capu Ain
rshtnnor 90t un this tfoAd erpAlurp ard QUO VI
fur aIl thu wur!A lupksal iko tho bnlit,i,i of Il
s;:in.'nor o,voi,. With lnraclea md svAwt4sl by
tn t'or.lnn.l hui there boon my Wind, lalt III
thuro Wsal't, WI stts's4l aEly Ar.l left ii. Whnt
Es're ~ u sea IinllStuf this WuA | curt say Tor
serpent. whcf, t!a busl sucE onno II, whIlo st,r
yours lHst, nI.d wtkch, whom are, WIS too swift
swimmer for any sa!litly weasel ~ vet alon9-
, 1880-06-18

X j.ofin. 1ttssrdPh. Nay ~ ,-..
The Dyrbu Hthti.uin Hum !tt1n tiur,luns Wns urs
y1iled yrsur4hay ut o'clock by lDrsl linltHhtor.
IL tho prcHcna!. .nf II A,nnll cntntMny. It wHs
tlneined exrttltpnt,4 III tho prrbcht HnflFiAheh
condition of thun11.hastnl. tlut tho uI11l!itncnt
should 1n unvuilttt' wIthnut my formal cesc-
I,,ony: Previous 10 tho removal 1f ft!p sirapnry
from tho sitting i1x!iru of tho noh!9 Ptet, Lord
H0uRhtsIn innae tho following l'rlet r!snlnrkS:
hnrn iinyGli tn the slight Ut tho lrltlsh l'cns
Uf this century. III tim full rtelsess of hIs innt
Mhrs elian two generations tsAvGnlretiy drlght-
ri IN ls genius. tld 1t ts our hnppneas 70 pra-
frl,t this tlnt'utHent tn the AatstnctioI nf thoH1
wha nre to Gnc. IT. such Inct'lnrr Ut his ultsn
ilts not BEEN evoked long aso IA Eat lat,led ~
the Egyptian stnfue ny l!g rAtliittlGe OF tho
dawn 4 II someth!nE that tho nlcridiin sp!on-
.r VII now VIII, nW.!ke tho etnoiI3n n!,tl @ xratitittie
Ct lutnre millions al manSi.,d. Tho grs,rn,ls
brcdlnIny pcsltsMs Of Ifcio1l!c lhnreo to tafs ..
pcranat!p,l pf thu hero Or their Independence"
Before tho brief proceedings closed cortt!lt vote
Ur t!lInks WIS, on tho tuutlon Ut islr 3tuthupc,
passed 70 l.ur1l (lnuKho'l. II Ind hnnn onet
proposed III hnth Houses OF IHr!lnlncnt that
statue by TlDFwnlseH slaol:stl b9 n1'nitled to
tho Abbey, In cnMnelnnr!uon Of hin WIN h
Kocrasty nccrpte Ms stnudtng next to tho ch!of-
eHt upon tho list Ut EflgllBh 1,otts. Hut nflnr un
nnpsy Altrrc1tlon III tho }lnuso ot lMrhs ~.
tween Lord HFtsukEa1M ntd DEsl,Dl, lslp!nlleth II
was determined Tint llyron's stHsue would he Ii
pr,,fnnAt!on TO tho Abbey; nnd at last thu Urn.
hunters 1f the lyrtI1 memorial. tu whom wu l.re
indebted for thts hr0nzc stltue by 1sult, set to
work IN cnrnest. ffty-ole yeara nttor tho 1!u0la
p0Hts Athth+ III tMk9 NHAy tue r1pruutn ulAf
, 1880-06-18
SUICIDES.

Ipfetos NlsPotlH ~ 1Nt Ih&eHFQ 1fkQ4H&4
,Tos.EDU. o., juno 1'.-Toletlo Inns developed m
unusually markoi sl,icldat vein within thu lust
twunty-fuur hours. Yesterday Dennis sullivan,
shiircarponscr, Of tho Flrat Wartl. took y,,u,,-
tlty,of arsonlc, frptl which ho tIcd In fow
hours. liz WIS 81 years 0f agc Rnd lpayos
tafnlly OF Erown-nr sns,s. DGcensrl had boon u
the ttnse Of his .eath Alan, lator In tho liy iii
49, nia 'an % ~ nnt,H of schihteseh, living oil tho
@ Enat H!de. Sixth W4r!l, g'r :ou.s pars green and
cortau. lio was, Us yours nltl, with
H., ,,%n;i r;,%wn ur fawiiy, quite dlasinatrd,
tried to tnkc poison tho duy hofore, but wero rs,.
vented lIy their Hoiis: l4Ist evG,ii.Iy EiHnln
1ltTfur, in nhaMta,ed wt.rnnn, tuuk Il iarvO
itsu Of morphine, Intuniing u si hrr unhappy
ian' 9Ms W rnss9rsd ty p'!yscla''s. This Inril-
IisenyerGd By lls wfp It, iii unc0nsu!.,i1s coni-
lon. aud ed IN three houra. Hn leaves II FAM
iiy or eight, mostly yaNlnK ehtlIsrol. !tu has
ueeh cut VI regular employment several tnuntAS,
aiid wAs mugh discouraged.
, 1880-06-18

nrasnnt, mi, nny E.,rlponn Power would think
Twice brfore making my serious mppos.am o.st~
taten ia tic intnrost solely of tho rcano o. ~.
ripe. and ngainst which ~ s!ncerH t. loVer VI
prato colil,1 in4tge u reasonable protcat
Rt;IDDI2INa THE npNAFAfrKa.
Special ta t,etpion 7fntss
f,AhIa, Juno 1-Thts hclrg tho anniversary OF
tbD Prince 1mrcrial's death. tho Ordre publishes
yt2fbr Ir,ru's ode OF tEE OIL Napoleon H., at
cdt4iinnlcd by Icndt.ia nftalo which warmly
c(.toxIzcs tht rrincc, whose object. IL anya, III
Qotix 10 tho Carn WIS not tn obtain the rank Ut
colonel Ia tho british army. or sotsie dissertation
to ftratlo IN t1rnwIng- rooms, hut to aicnco lto-
l,iu,bj(rnn tuunts md cnlnnnfof MID tn show
!, ,,Frdnchmen his met.lc. It woils OH bin study OF
Of &,1o flrst Nnpolcoh's carocr, his intention OF
continuing ttt aoctal revolution commenced by
his fAthor, thdt hiatorieal haao which honeefoFth
enycfops hfm1 and It predicts TINT thc suffer
ngs of Tho l'oaapartes 'rll again bo followed by
.lsy come when r., ths h.; n%tisnS! mite, =!
.vef ppwar 10 tie leetlniato heinoi tl,c Umpire.
to hiS1 .whnin consultations ind p!Gtstdfea hnvo
rrnylhenjtaliyi marked out. InMa eHMs! s We C. C.
shail EStS SGHEsn sa.rck II the unprctensos
Church nint s;e hHdr. ,st os p'r ~ .cr; ~"
n}sr rRSFphs shoascs IT. s y i3 tn 3tnsncs, nsnr to
founlcr ID tho Imperial tynutiy. annng iho
Trs,'Gi Is,p!1 wsn ,,, thry; llk h! .n 9vcd; 1
shall itRhtfo slcfend thGir lnomory; ~ protect
tI,uir whrhfran tho pro!hniti9n. Of dostr1yDra:
to ctilKittn thn tuition III IT. duties aIa EHl,A:
" %henea 9i Vii ,u ,amerR, % Wi. tn recstaslnsnt
nf tho Imperial tlynnsty, the rccstah!tshrnt OF
;ss The srta,caconcludes Ii by bidding tho Prince to
Elce,1 III ne,lur III tho lntifi wsp hospitality l!.
10 e % q w %s s, ~ rsvs rFei
s.,'lln Will ia sh"ltorci hy the recovered cagcs;