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VESSELS IN PORT


Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports
Brit bk Oberon, Liverpool, due Sept $3.50
Am bk Mohican. New York, due Nov Is
Am bktne Eureka, San Francisco, due
Brit ship FIeetzing, New Castle, n 8 w, tosail about July 10
Am sch Dashing Wave, Nanaimo, for Hama, Maui, due Aug
1870
Cousueio, San Francisco, due
Kelpie, San Francisco. -
NJ w Tufts, San Francisco, loading.
Sir william Wallace, Newcastle, NSN loading
Annie, Port BIakeIy, chartered
Rosario, San Francisco for Hlo loading Aug
Amy Turner, Boston due Nov
Lizzie Iredale, Liverpool loading Aug
Viola. Liverpool loading Augl
@ r Bishop, Bremen loading Aug
RaIe, Bremen loading Aug
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The above is a copy of the answer returned to
the committee VIII presented the petition Of the
meeting held at the Bethel Church on Wednes-
day the 18th instant. Il is extremely formal,
and literally contains nothing. The petition was
presented on the 2lst instant, and the oath the
fact is made known of it having pleased His
Majesty's Ministers to place the communication
in the hands of His Majesty. Further comment
is unnecessarH.
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IMPORTS.

From Hongkong. per Spirit Of the Age. August "a
Large lot chinese provisions, clothing, mating. grocer
les, &c, 5000 bags rice
From Port Gamble, per Rainier, August 26-l11Ol6 II
dressed lumber. fOs217 IT rough lumber, $50 m shingles
/ flagstaff, 4 trucks
From Port Townsend. per Emma Augusta, August q
25lss2 II rough lumber, 50l42 IT dressed lumber, &c m
shingles, 5 m 1aths, 1000 # lumber.
From Eureka, per Monitor, August 2-2343OO X w
lumber, 400 m shingles, 1 key salmon, l key butter
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E Entrance to the Palace yard is not obtain
able by everyone, but it would seem 10 De p0ssio'e II
one only knew the grip. A constant Visitof 10 tue
Palace, and one whose name has iateiy oeeh III
everyone's mouth. invariably shakes hands VIII Tue
sentry and stops to. hold q lew minutes on'e
ton with him. I'D captandum UutguS.
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ms- At q regular convention of Oahu Lodge NO
l., Knights of Pythias held August 18TH the hollow
;co rasojntions were adopted

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to taSe 1deT
N1cnrT who mas been for q number of years past an
efScient and jealous member of this Lodge; theretors,
Pesofred. That in this affective d1spensAiioh, tnl7
Lodge and the Order of Pythian Knighthood nave suS'
tanned q serious loss.
R,solped. That the sincere sympath1es OF the memper-
ship of this Lodge are hereby extended to the orphan
Children and the friends of our deceased Brother hnlgnt.
Rsoolr.d. That the members of this Lodge. wear the
usual badge of mourning for 80 days; that THIS resoin-
lions be spread upon the minutes; and tnat our en-
Srossed COW of the same, under the seal of the Lodge. be
Forwarded TO the children of our deceased Brother.
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geaaI advertisements.


rUpREME COURT OFTHE HAWAIlAN
"a Islands, in Probate Island Oahu, Hawaiian Islands; IS.
In the matter of the Estate of ALEXANDER McDUFf,
deceased. Order appointing time for probate of will, and di-
recting publication of notice of the same
A document, purporting to be the last will AID testament OF
Alexander McDuh, deceased, having on the 18th day OF August,
A. ID. 1880, been presented 30 said Probate Court. and Pc
tition for the probate thereof. and for the issuance OF Letters
Testamentary TO John 7. Waterhouse, jr. and Henry water
house, having been filed by them,
II is hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the Ih day OF
September, A. ID. 1880, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day, at the
Court Room Of said Court, at Aliolani Hale, at Honolulu, be.
and the same is hereby appointed the time for proving said will
and hearing said application. when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the said VIII, ana the grant
ing of Letters Testamentary.
1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publi-
cation. for three successive weeks, in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser and Kuokoa. newspapers printed and published in
Honolulu.
scribing witnesses to said will. and to the heirs OF the testator
in Honolulu, to appear and contest the probate of said viii, ut
the time appointed.
A. FRANCIS Judd,
A,tss,. a ROSA. Justice of the Supreme Court.
Denutv CLERK. aul4 81
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RVHE FIR MARSHAL,SO OFFICE WILL
Il be located in the BELL TOWER, in this city.
OGAce HOurs-from 9 to 10 o'clock. A. M, and from
to 3 O'Clock, =. NJ.
su21 At JAMES W. MCGUIRE, Fire Marshal.
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Census returns show the population of Oregon to
be about 15O, 600. The population of Portland, ex-
elusive of Chinese. is 16, 800. The Chinese will make
it 10000.
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EN- CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE End
Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands In the ESTATE Or
ANDREW WALTER. of Lahaina, Maui, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Fl. TURToN and
EDW ARD JONES, the Administrators Of the Estate OF
Andrew Walter, of Lahains, Maui, deceased. asking thai
their accounts be approved. that they be- discharged. and the
property distributed to the heirs,
II is ordered that THURSDAY, the Esd OF SEPTEMBER.
1850 Al 10 A NJ, at the Court House in Lahaina, be set as
the time and place for hearing said petition, and all objections
that may be offered thereto, and all parties interested are
hereby notified 10 attend.
ABRAHAM F~0RNANDER,
Circuit Judge Cd Judicial District, H. l.
Iahaina. August l2, 1880. aug2l 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIM
IN against the estate Of j. G. Dickson, deceased, late Of
Honolulu, are requested to present the same TO the undersien.
ed within six months from this date, or they will be forever
barred; and all persons owing money to the estate, or having
any property in their possession belonging 10 the deceased.
will make a return Of the same without delay.
Honolulu, August 9th, 1880.
8. NJ. DAMON,
MRS. L. r. DICKSON,
au2S I'm Executors of the said ]. G. Dickson
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BIRTHS.

Z In THY city. Aug. 23rd. to the wife OF Capt. Thomas 4
Clark, OF Hama, Maui, q daughter
In this city. on the 10th inst, to the wife of Mr.. E. W
Tucker. Chief Engineer steamer Likeiike, . SON.
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The following petition, from the island of
Maui, has been sent us with a request that the
same be published.
To his Eroe1eney Governor John o. Dominis. Gop,ruor of
Aaui, HasOaiiaH LIGnds.
sR,-The undersigned residents and citizens of ,be
Island Of Maui, hereby respectfully beg to offer for your
confederation the following petition, viz: That while
ignoring all personal aninus, your petitioners feel great
classification with the present Sherih of Maui. r w
Everett: and that while we believe our reasons TO he
ample and just, we decline to here enter into q yoInni-
nous sud exhaustive explanation Of the many causes
which call forth this appeal to your Excellency.
But We aSf most firmly and sincerely, that for our own
odce he now holds, and that some better qualified person
be appointed in his stead, and Tor such relief as may be
granted ms by your Exceiiency in the premises, your
petitioners WIN forever pray. Signed,
VIM II Bailey, p Norton Makse, A A Coprtsnsy, n O
Murphy, W q Cummings. II II Plemer, J B Gibson,
Thomas Cummings, W ABaiiey. A Nelson. EwB Barnard,
J W Girvin, B J Taylor, CA Bailey, E H Bailey, Chr
Lorange, G Armstrong J A Miles, C A Carter, II 3 Bailey,
Albert Barnes. George Edwards, Frsnk C Lewis, s b
Hslsey. and others.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

MFRS. Ladies Narse. ResidenC
IvN 6 WELLINGTON Place, School street. au2l 3m+
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NOTICE.
IT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders in the Pacific Sugar Mill, held this day,
the aforementioned were elected as officers for the ensuing
year:
r president.
Thu toung. treasurer.
Heinrich Renjes Secretary.
G. II.
HEINRICH RENJES, Secretary.
Honolulu, August 25th, 1880. aug2s 1t
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NUMERICAL.
rpnAr ATGTyTg. IssO.

PRIDAT, AUGUST "a 1880
No change in business affairs has occurred since i@s'
writfnQ-everything going quietly and smoothly now As
than and with the same marked dulIness- Exchange mas
bsco,e someuhat scarcer, and the rates are higher thAn
last week. the present quoting being "a per eent IOr
large accommodations, and , per cent Tor small TN
somewhat notable that . large amount OF the e1enAnge Is
drawn bv Chinese. who thus avail themselves OF deahhs
ai-..., vi.b Sal, Francisco and 10 the detriment OF our
local business houses
No late .dviees have been received regarding prices OF
- ao-nsStic produce abroad. and we are therefore IN
able 10 give later quotations than those OF the 4th inst
OTS-,.- The : r Journal Of Commerce in . late issue
says
- The state of the sugar market abrosdmAy De stated
h-ss9T 10 BE- a large decline in stocks, as compared with
- frnness. Not long since the stocks on hand much
Exceeded those Of 1879 st the same time, ano tne eenns
has been caused partly by increased eons SUI o. nc
partly By lesssned receipts our eOns
half year was - follows
stock OF raxs January /. 's36eV9
imports half
stock Of rsvs July /.
consumption and
This ia really more than las ever been consumed ior
TIE same period. and indicates . great increase IN the
suozr trade. Our exports have been large. 70 ALo.e
tbsf buf We have sent 20 Utah . large quantity. upwards
of 20 carloads. within q very short period. Inc mAtAet
IL &c lower than IL was At the beginning on M nr "a
vance has been cOincident with decreased STOCKS N many
parts OF the world. The sugar crops abroad are genera
iv understood % be full o. promise, 20 thar We iooA
rhsap and abundant sugars and good trade in lsSl-
We have no report 20 make Of exports during the past
week. the sum total being nil.-Of imports We have only
.smalI gross total in comparison with the number Oh
arrivals. $4,000 being a good estimate. The receipts OF
SMEAR for the week past were s,ss packages
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NOTICE

DURING Ny ABSENCE FROM THIS KINGDOM,
Mr.. Thomas Rain walker and Mr.. Richard Williams
Janion will act for me under joint power of attorney.
Mr. George a. Luce Jr, is authorized TO sign my name by
procuratton. THEO. ii. DAVIES.
Honolulu, July 3lst, 1880. jy31
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Is MIXED RUBBER PAINTS.
III ALL SHA IN LARGE AND small"
~ Packages. For sale by
tal '7s BoLLES6 CO.
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NJ ISS WILL OPEN A
4NA SCHOOL for girls, to commence MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 9th. In addition to the usual instruction in the
English branches, lessons will be given in NEEDLE and
FANCY WORK. Hours from 9 till 2. Terms 81 per week
Corner Beretania and Alakea Streets. aug2l st
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VKJ EFT SALT HIDES. SHEEP AND GOAT
w Skins, for which the highest Cash Price viii be paid.
P. o. BOX %. HUGE ACK
iyS Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, KohoIoloa.
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NOTICE

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY
"A against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
the premises known as Kaupakuea. Makshsnaloa and Pepee-
keo, District of Hilo, Island ofHswsii, from and after this date.
c. ALONG.
Hilo, Hawaii, May 18th, 1880. my8 en-
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J, M, DAVIDSON.

AT LA w. p
n Office, No. 81 Merchant Street, Toyer ID. w Clark,s
Jewelry Establshment) Honolulu. n2 Iy
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
a SPECIAL OF THE SHARE
N in the HONOKAA SUGAR COMPANY
will be held on MONDAY, the 9th day of September, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, At the Office of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
HEINRICH RENJES, Secretary.
Honolulu. August 25th, 1880. ang28 ct
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In our previous notice OF the Pianos ia tho Exhibition mo
IN)l IN connection with those Of the German Court, We were
unable TO do more than enumerate the exhibits Of L. NEU'
FIELD, OF Berlin, and that enumeration was erroneous. since
writing that notice, the Sydney agents. Messrs. Rabone, FeT
q Co have given Us an opportunity of seeing the lnstrunenis
OF which four are exhibited instead OF two, as formerly stated
The First 10 a grand Of fall compass u ocfaves, overstrIns
AN acousticsl metal frame In agranes, the action II pere0
unfailing repetition" All the modern improvements are ar
piled; the instrument Is cased In walnut Of hne tone and uhs
touch, and being In addition by far the most prIceworthy and
ought 10 command the most ready market.
No. Z Is an upright cottage grand, with iron frame Over
strung. well finished, and cased 10 a handsome frame in ~
Louis Quatorze style. No, 3 10 an upright cottage, simPtn
In the exterior, but with substantial metal frame. and all N
evidences Of thorough care Ia Ihs internal construction. Ne
4 is an overstrung upright boudoir cottage, d very sgreeasF
tone, #s E. I .r I. r IE|F.IH
Having thoroughly examined the uOrkmsnship and COO
struchon. and tested tone and touch. we are abls 70 spset
with confidence on the sterling merits Of these lnstroDenP
especially when we compare the prices with those Of othrr VI
hibits. ~ Pianos are now on exhibition at the store Of
jyl7 3m n. A. CO.
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Tax Assessors Notice.

AdA 0ccCccVI , NOI1Ce.
TUNHE TAX ASSESSOR FOR HONOLULU
will be in his Office at ALIIOLANI HALE from
Monday, August Esd, until Wednesday, Septem.
Der LIST, 1880,
Inclusive, from 10 A. n. until 3 p. M. All persons not hsv-
ing made their returns are requested to do SO on or before Sep
TENDER LIST. according to law. Blanks can be obtained from
the Assessor, in his Office. CHARLES II. JUDD,
aug2l ct Tax Assessor for Honolulu.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED

A CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE
Apply to Imy29 III A. McWAYNE.
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HAY HAYtt zo
A MALI LOT OF SUPERIOR QEALit
N ln SMALL BALES, ex murray. For sale Low ~ co
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Notice.
NJ INFORMATION RESPECTING
"A CHARLES VANDAMME of Brussels, Belgium, will be
thankfully received by
John Fl. Patty,
aul4 I'm Acting Consul for Belgium.
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The above business. Hay, Grain, Etc, will be continued
under the same name as heretofore-Laine Il Co.-who as
sumo all the liabilities Of the late firm. and will collect all
dekts due. LAME & CO,
Honolulu, August /, 1880. auI4 St
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS OWNING II
N or having in their possession as Agent or otherwise, sub.
ject to taxation, not yet returned to the Assessor, In the dis
tricts OF Eva and Waianae, are requested to make Snsmedi-
ate returns TO the undersigned, at his ofice in Honolulu.
FRANK BROWN,
August 20, 1880. lau2l 2l Assessor for Eva q Waisnae.
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CALIFORNIA RIVER SALMON.
TVNHE GENUINE RTlCLE IN BARRELS
Ja24 SO BoLLEs q co.
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WANTED.

$1,000 r oE l Sn;sSo bolls sT5S :. ssss
security, or lc months. Address w. C., Postoface. Homo
lulu. auR28 2+
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WANTED

pY A YOUNG ENGLlSHMAN. AGED 45,
HD 4 position IS coachman in a private family. Capable
and willing. Address, 'Coachmsn," this Office. aug2s Is
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o ECOND HAND EMPTY SALT
H9 GLASS JARS, complete with shoppers, at HORNS
STEAM ANDY FACTORY. Will pay Soc per dozen:
amps Of
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE Poo
i visions of the law In relation to Labor Contracts, 1 have
appointed MR.. z. WUNDENBERG to act as my deputy dur
ing my temporary absence from this city.
CHARLES T, GUufCK,
Agent 10 take Acknowledgements TO Contracts tOr,Labor in the
District Of Kons, Oahu. jy1oS st
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NOTICE.
A LII NGES IN ESS OR RES.
IN dence, 20 secure insertion in the Hawaiian SGn.
~ststical Directory and TOurisGs Guide, should
be addressed TO GEORGE BOWSER
my29 P. O. Box I76, Honolulu.
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CHOICEST ISLAND BUTTER,
ENR ESD WEEK. GUARANTEED
FIRST-CLASS in every respect.
Orders from the other Islands respectfully solicited, and
Butter packed with great care, to insure safe transportation.
For sale by (au2S 1m) A. w. BUSH, Fort street.
CHECKS LOST
IN ON THE l3TH INST.
IL Two Plantation Orders, No. S62 for $50 90, and No. as
$780, S. Parties finding either or both Of them will please re-
turn them to the P. C. Advertiser Office, payment having
been stopped. ARR NJ. BLACK.
Honolulu, Aug. "a, 1880. au2s
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mrs. ID. b. ISL ES To IN.
vi form the Ladies of Honolulu that she has re-opened q
Chldren's and Ladies' Fs shionsble Dressmaking Department.
in the rear of her Millinery Store. au2s II
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Notice of Partnership.
GNLAUS SPRECKELS aud WM. c.. IR.
~ WIN have this day formed = Co-Partnership for tn
purpose Of carrying on business as Sugar Factors and Commits
sion Agents. under the firm name Of WIN. G. IRWIN & CO
Mr. Claus Spreckels' liability in the hrm is limited to tn
sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
CSigned1 CLAUS
Isignedl WIN. G. IRWIN.
Honolulu, July /. 1880. jy3
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
VHNHE CO.RA RTNERSHlP
y fore existing, and doing business under the name of Lame
Il Co., 10 hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. A. Her
bert retiring, and whose interests and liabilities cease from
this late.
Honolulu, August /, 1880. ALLEN HERBERT,
r.. W. LAME.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
Chenp Course ofLeeturos.

II Is gratifying to note that course Of lee
lures has been inauRurated by the Sunday
school teachers Of the Ffteenth-strGet Presby.
teriun church, which no one can Iitil to attend
on account Of the price of admission. There
is no class Of entertainments calculated to
prove greater benefit to our citizens IN tho
way of education than a good lecture course,
and II the price Of admission Is put IN easy
reach Of the large number of our lecture going
people, many of whom are unable 10 pay ex.
orbitant prices, lectures in general would be
better attoudcd aud consequently their inhu.
euce would be more widely spread The
teachers of the Filteenth.street Presbyterian
Sunday school seem to have understood and
appreciated this fact when they arranged for
their course of lectures, which is TO begin on
the goth instant for the benefit of their church .
The course consists Of five lectures aud one
concert, and the price Of admission TO the on
tire course is fixed at alty cents, 1t will be
seen, too that the programme contains the
names of some Of our best lecturers, Monday,
March 60 Rev, j, G, Butlcr, d. D. subject
From Ocean TO Ocean" Monday, April .,
National Republican., 1880-03-09

When the case Of James Msrlow, charged
with an assault on Henry A. Brown, was called
in tho Criminal court yesterday NT O. s. B
Wall, who appeared as counsel for the defend
amt stated that his client was sick, rs he had
been informed, and hardly able 20 be out. He
did not think he would be in condition for a
week, aud suggested that the case he contin.
ued for one week. Mr.. Perry would not &c.
cede to that, but agreed not to call It again
that day. His Honor said that If Mr. Wall
wanted the case postponed for any length oi
tmo he must bring = certificate OF physician
as to the sickness Of his client. Mr.. Wall then
left the chamber. About an hour later Mr.
Perry stated to the court that no had just re.
ceivcd information that Msrlow had that
morning been tried and convicted of a crime
In the Police court and sentenced to Jail for
fifteen days. lie did not think that this
looked much like sickness, although 1t would
easily account for the non.appearauce of the
accused He should ask that tue man be
brought from Jail to-day aud put upon his
trial,
National Republican., 1880-03-09

Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday morning q
fireman, employed at the Capitol, in passing
60 his work discovered a fire in the house No
825 B street northeast, occupied by Nancy
Immediately gave the alarm. The FIRE was
extiuguished with buckets by tile noighbors
when it was discovered that hole had been
bored through the door and coaloil poured
through 1t, saturatng the floor, aud then fired
But for the timely alarm tho building would
have speedily been in blaze, and the escape
of Mrs. Sebree, who was sleeping up stairs
mado impossible. A colored man WAS seen
about the place, but he was supposed to be q
man belonging In the adjoining house Mrs
Srbrees store was robbed Of a small amount
Of goods only the night previous.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
HEADQUARTERS for Cellulod Collars aud
CuGs, at Auorbach & Bros, 623 Penn. ave.
oe,,,ne rid of , wortnle,. Husband.

Mr.. Irving Williamson, as solicitor, ycster'
day fled for Ella B. Fox petition for divorce
from her husband, William f. Fox She is u
resident of the city, hut believes her husband
to bo somewhere in the State Of New York.
They wero married April %, 1860, by Row.
Father Foley, in the city of Baltimore, Md,
and lived together until September, 1877, when
the defendant deserted her. About the time
of bis sudden departure he embezzled large
sum of money, which he spent IN depraved
company and lost gambling. Subsequent TO
the ombezzcmcnt he appealed TO his relatives
and friends to raise nn amount sufficient to re-
lieve him from the consequences Of tho crime,
and the sum of $1,000 was raised and handed
to him for that purpose This no took and lost
at the gaming-tabe The petitioner also asks
permission to resume her maiden name of Ella
b. Carr