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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

ilei w sbriata and est calls Again ~ thank tho
Company md ~jnRtataiAts The community.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

Tur steam roll"r VIM pnrndiuo Fort street nonin
Tiuraday md Friday. and has put the finishing
touch ON the work Of matchmaking that street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIRE

-Ets& c. Brewer & o.-hgents. TT
u - Favorable arrang always be ssNE.
made FOR storage and shipment of OIL, bone. Wool,
Hides and other Mcrchandise to New Bedford. noston
New York and other Eastern Ports, s~cAsh advances
nude. 1SJ ly G.. BREWER ~ 60.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII ACCOUNTS DUE AND OW-
~ ING 20 the PACIFIC CoAMERCIAL ADYER-
TiSER once M 70 and Including The soth day ~ August
be settled with H. n, Black only. All nds biednes
up to the same date viii be settledby
Honolulu August es, issD. SIZE
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

Tnr old iron boiors and machinery thrt wng
lvinU nj Tibbaia EorrcnsOn'g wharf 80 long WAS
taken on by the steamer qDitto this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
AsSignee's Notice.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L been appointed assignee Of the estate of f. W.
Bartes, Of nonuOpo Kan, Island OF Hawaii, gives
notice to all persons indebted to the said estate to make
immediate Payment 10 the ungcrsgned and all parties
claiming to be creditors oprc=ent their claims without
delay the office OF NJ Phillips ~ Co. No. IL Kaahu-
manu- ST.. Honolulu.
Il A. IOEWENDERG
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

THE Weather at kollala last week very rainy
with strong koua winds, the strongest and longest
continued ia three years. An unfinished hume for
Judge HaTts mill was blown down where il cToss-
es a rayine at an elevation of one hundred feet.
The impression on first seeing the hunle previous
~ that the base Was too n.rrow and the frame
unsteady, unless stayed with wire. The continued
s,fetY VI tune about the same heisht, built by
G. Chaplin, confirms that impression.
Extract from letter Of u. n. whitney's, dated
January 18th, 1851; {" had very pleasant visit
at Hilea Oh the lst inst when they had just corn-
menced operations, and everything has worked TO
Persction from the start except the iack o. water
want Of tho trade Wind rains, high up tbs Iap9nt-
aims where the springs get their supply They have
had " resort temporarily 70 carts, though hear
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

Notice.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned have this day formed co-Partner
ship I'm the business OF Drayng under The nTn name Of
Clark A Go. O. II. ROBERTSON,
Honolulu. January 10Th. ISL @a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

there was something aftfaY w The raa afrarp"
nruts iHst night, which rendered. the toFGf pnft -
Tho htatfa almost npinhnbtbo. We trust that
rfrofiDnna will fociify this evil
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22
Marshal'S Sale.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

~ firm of @, w. Clark & Son. Of ilonoluu, has this
10Th day of January. ISL been mutually dissolved and
the business viii b. carried by Chas. " Clark and
Geo. H. Robertson under the irn name OF Clark Go.
Signed, q W.cLAHk,
G. IL. CLARK.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

MATCH game of cricket between the second
eleven of the III. g. @. will be played this afternoon
names appended We arc sure that VIC shall see
some good playing HosoLuLu CgIoKKr CLUB, 2D
ELEVEN. = Captain, II. NJ. Whitney, Jr., +. w,
Holdsworth, q. Sullivan, j. NJ. Dowsett, j. III.
wodehouse, w. M. Gilfard, John Lishman, G. h.
Scarborough. Guy Comfy, +. NJ. Swanzy, Robert
LishInan. PAcIFIo CgIoKET CLcn.-CaptaiH, @. y.
Perry, j. Mollison, j. Ashworth. j. Wright, II.
ives, L. Ayiett, J. stFowe, W, Roe, Il. Moore, J..
Clarke, j. buchanan.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

Consignments from the Hawaiian lelands desired.
The Besl Prices WauanIod' ana safes "a"fsnt'sd'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

As We anticipated the performers of the Cal
ifornia Theatre Company lave lost no time IN
taking hold OF the size aud specaiities OF the new
theatre, aud adapted Voice and action accordingly.
The eonseqns was that the play of Saturday and
Monday, "OuE Boys more ericiently rend-
cred than the /" Marble Heart." ON the open
ing night. Mr.. Crosbis MAS particularly good as
Mr.. Miidlswick the retired grocer, and Miss Eliza
Long Mary Aelrose, WAS admirable. The
piece thoroughly wen given. OF Mr.. Porter's
scene painting We cannot speak too highly. nr.
the requirements ~ the building, and did not fail
in seeing it; consequently the music was an i'm
proyensent ON that Of this FIRST occayion. The APP
plauss hearty and spontaneous and not discxed-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

The wedding of Mr.. j. Brown, ir., with Miss s.
King was celebrated in Fort Street Church at noon
on Tuesday. A very large group of friends of
bride and bridegroom assembled, indeed Fort
street and Beretania street in the neghborhood of
the church crowded with carriages. The
ceremony was performed 10y the Rev. w. Frear
according to the rites of the Episcopal Church
The bride WAS given away by her guardian Mr.. w
O. Parke. The church Was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, Mr. Jones OF Panahou presided
at the organ, and VIC have the authority Of many
fair Ladies' IN saying that II Was of the prett-
est and best arranged weddings solennized here
for long time past. fItI"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

THERE seems to bo joke being tossed to and
G0sete to their respective preferences for saints
or sinners. We recommend to the notice Of each,
couplet from Pope, who il We quote Alright
from memory, says;
=" II YOU would have soft beds and solid dinners.
- Faith, you must board with saints and bed with
ain
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

FOLLOWING is the programme for the band con-
cert Mt Emma Square 1T O'Clock this afternoon {:
Orato.-o March-Dayid and Absaom.. Longhurat
FinHle-Belisarto Donizetn
Selecuol-Ihe Shallow lotoW
NuI--fompnla .Nhul.uiel
Quadrne-Prince Methusalab. strauss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

btst "Wednesday morning 20 Df. Hoffman WIS
driving ~ y hpneH occupied by rbinesa nanf Tho
corner " KING aud MHHhnken streets, be was 70
gueaiHd w native policeman W rFaniina sick
CbiuanHu inside Tho dpnpf pronounced II y
light cas" ~ yadplpid. tia Hnd thH policeman
tJph The lhinHmHn ~ The station b1psG and aent
Board " Health. After sththinht ton ~ Df, Hutch
inaput the tHnn waH taken ~ the hospital ~ The
taafs 1inf 'hinttaAn was q passenger ~ Tho
That hna brought Tho disease ffpw 1iiHa, ytsseia
md passengers fr0B that pnaftn will bS closely
urafninnj hafanftpf ~ hrfetDfDta.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

For sale very low, in bond 0uiy paid. great saw
x Sss ~ 10 NJ McINERNY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There are fourteen prisoners in Jail. of
whom three are white.
Mr.. r. B. Lawson, formerly of this city,
but now of Loudoun, is here OH visit to friends.
William p. Mcknight, esq, of the Rich
mond Southern ChuTchDidn, is here on short visit
TO his family and friends.
The Grand Lodge Of the Good Templnrs
of Virginia, X, W. G. +. Christian presiding. will
oncn its annual session here with 200 members on
the ID of November next.
The suit of j. ii. ID. Smoot and others,
sureties Of T. H. Delchay the builder of the mar Ell
house, against the city, occupied the attention
of the circuit court all yesterday.
Mr. ]. II. Ghunn, Of st. Mary's County,
Maryland, WAS here yesterday, and his Alexandria
friends who were with him in Costa Rico will be
glad to learn that he is looking and doing we'll
A case of restitution has been reported
of Florence Mason, coOrcd Two OF her children
died last week. and one IL very III. The mayor
directed that the case he inquired into. and that
assistance be furnished tho woman II the state
ments were found 10 he correct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

DIR. John Dare, who died in this city on
Tuesday, was a near blood kinsman of General
Wilkinson, the third general chief Of the
American army, Washington being the first and
Anthony Wayne the second. DIR. Darc's ancestors
settled IN Maryland at an carly date, and were
among the first In that colony in influence, ability
and wealth. Inheriting the abilities and charac-
ter of his family, DR.. Dare early Became distin-
guishcd rs physician and respected gem
tlcman. In personal characteristics he won the
loye of all who came in contact with him. Ills
predominant traits were u sense of Justice and an
active beneyolence, the latter of which especially
endcared him to his very large number of poor
patients, whom he treated gratuitously with all
The resources of his admirable skin and large
medical experience. In private life DR.. Dare was
modest, refined, and amiable, winning the love Of
his intlmatcs with more than ordinary power In
the old ante bellum days, when the exercise of
hospitality was cardinal virtue among Maryland
gentlemen, he was distinguished among them for
his liberal and refined entertaining. lie was the
centre ola host of friends upon whom he excr-
ciscd influence remarkable alike for Its refining
tendencies and its extensive scope. Ills funeral
takes place to-day from st. Marks Episcopal
Church, Capitol Hill. His widow-nn estimablc
and accomplished lady-survivcs him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
THE CIRCUS PARADE.
Features OF Coup's Hippodromc ana Cir
Gus In Procession To-Day.

The parade of w. G. Coup's great Paris
hippodrome and three-ring circus, which has
created so much excitement In all the large cities
of the country, will take place this morning aud
pass through the principal streets of the CITY, In
the procession will be many novelties and curious
Objects among them being dens of lions, tigers,
hyenas, &c. elephants, cOmcls, English and French
race horses male and female jockey and hippo
drome riders, Roman two and four horse racing
chariOts nine kinds of music, beautiful ladies,
knights In armor, rich and costly costumes i'm
ported from Paris the Zulus, including the prin-
comic heads and many humorous aud laughable
features. The parade will start about ten O'clock
There viii be two performances ut the mammoth
tent to day one In the afternoon at two o'clock
and the other Mt night A good circus always at-
tracts q crowd, and Coup's name attached to q
show Is O gllArantee Of lis CXCellenec.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
rHE pIsrRlor ooMMIssloNERs.
Current transactions In the various Dis'
trIct Departments.

Building permits have been granted to
Nicholas Eckhardt brick front, with bay. window,
to dwelling, s4OO Mrs A. s. Wingate, 1922 street
southwest repairs to dwelling and stable, $500; W.
II. II. Cissell, AL NJ street northwest brick back
building, $780, and Peter Wood, Third street, be-
tween NJ and streets southwest, summer kitchen,
$50
The Commissioners have issued an order turning
over the paving with asphalt Of Second, A, and
streets southeast to II. l.. Crawford who was the
next lowest bidder TO Fletcher Bailey, the falling
contractors ana to A. l.. Barber & Co, the paving
Of Vermont avenue and Thirteenth street north.
west. The excess Of expenditure above the amount
of the original contract is to be charged 10 the
bondsmen of Mcssrs. Fletcher Bailey.
Health Officer Townshend has submitted the cs-
innate of expenses for his office during the next
fiscal year, I'm which he puts the sum required at
$4,000. Among other recommendations he asked
that $1,000 be Appropriated to be used in abating
the nuisance caused by weeds growing In the
streets, and that the salary of the inspector OF ma
rinc products be increased from 81 600 to loo per
annums
Alderman Knight, Of London, England and who
will be the next Lord Mayor of that city, accompG-
MED by his wife, and Messrs, Abrams and Dawson,
Of this city, called upon the Commissioners yestcr-
day afternoon and spent half hour IL pleasant
conversation Mrs. knight thought Washington
the incest preticst, and ceanest city she had seen
In all her travels through this aud the old country
Mr.. John Moran, No 2l26 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, has requested the Commissioners to al
low him TO bridge the alley in the rear Of his
dwelling IN order that he may have communica-
ton with his work.room and thus facilitate his
business.
The estimates for expenses Of the various de-
paitmcnts vi the District for the fiscal year end
ing Jung go 1883, have all been submitted the lat
est being as follows Public schools, $685., l0l 80,
| including salaries, furniture, books, inclosing
schools with fences and other repairs and inn
provements :. Reform School, s2S0ji Columbia
Hospital, $4,000, and an additional appropriation
| of $4,000 for the construction of new west wing
| to the hospitals District Auditors office, Sl2,OOO
| and for the Washington Aqueduct, S225000, to-
gcther with 5000 for bridges
The Commissioners have reappointed Alois
| Jama an additional patroman for duty on Ninth
street northwest, from Pennsylvania avenue TO +
street.
Drawback certificates amounting 10 2l,SQl.5i,
held on account of the sinking fund, have been
transferred to the custody of the Auditor by the
Chief Of the Special Assessment Division.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
SECOND ARTILLERY.
The Funeral Detail Express Thnnhs 90
the Cleveland People.

To the Editor ofTHE REPUBLICAN;
The detachment of the Second Artillery,
now at Washington barracks, under the COM
mand of Second Lieutenant L. NJ. Weaver jr.,
Second Artillery, who acted as body guard from this
city to Cleyeland, Ohio, publicly express who up
probation OF the bospitable manner in which we
were entertained by the Cleveland Grays while
sojourning in their beautiful city. Words cannot
express the admiration In which they are held by
the detachment Never have we met more socia-
Die organization than they are. We were the re-
cipients of innumerable ftvors that are seldom
known between regulars and militia. Everything
was done to make our stay pleasant and agree
able AS citizen. soldiers representing Cleveland,
gentlemen they command the honor and respect
Of all who come IN contact with them. We
also indebted to the citizens of Cleveland for
their generous and aiftble qualifications They will
ever be gratefully remembered by those who had
the honor of being members of the body guard
who accompanied the remains of our late beloved
President to its last resting place. all occasion to
be looked upon with reverence. Sergeant Major
r. r. X. NJ. Sattes, Second Artillery Sergeant Joseph
Collins, Battery II, Second Artillery; Sergeant
James J. Askrow, Battery G, Second Artillery (;
Sergeant George Kelly, Battery d, Second Artillery;
Corporal Richard Gardner, Battery II, Second
Artillery; Corporal William Rheinhold, Battery
j, Second Artillery; Corporal George Benson, Bat
terry G, Second Artillery; Corporal William Nc
Donough, Battern u, Second Artillery; Private
Private John +. Askworth, Battery D., Second Arr
tillcry; Private John r. Dupree, Battery G, Second
Artillery; Private Martin Kilfoyle Battery &, Sec
Onl Artillery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.



The Mascotte," Audran's comic opera,
which is approaching its two hundredth
representation in New York, will be given
at the Opera House next week. The Wash
ington public are familiar with the fame
of "Mascotte" and arc anxious TO hear H.
The plot turns on the myth Of Mdscode, or girl who
brings good luck. Rocco q farmer, receives from
his brother the young girl Belind, who Is Mas
cote, or hearth angel and upon her arrival at the
house Of Rocco she brings him good fortune. He
makes her his turkey keeper, and the young shep-
herd Pippo Immediately falls In love with her
and she with him. The nature Of the Mdscotte is
peculiar As as she Is kissed bridal kiss her
gin Of good luck deserts her only to reappear In
her children Rocco Of course desires to Keep his
Pippo. The King chances to arrive at the house
q Farmer Rocco and discovers that he has q
her induces her to believe that she is o
duchess and of an ancient line and carries her Off
Ptppo follows The King then becomes as anxious
his difficulties in keeping HIS pages from making
love to her are great. The Kings daughter, Fla
3, nsetd, falls in love with Pipe, and the Kong
marrying anybody else.
The merit of the play is the opportunities that II
gives for comedy. II overlowSNvlh sIn.
Hague's British OPERATE Minstrcls, who will open
at the National next Monday, are playing in
baltimore tiiisweek at the Holiday Street Theatre,
They present novelty in burnt cork. Speaking
oftheir performance the Gazette Of that city says:
There was not an ounce Of negro minstresy in
the entire programme. No cOnundrums, moth
ing at nll about WAY Down Upon de Suwanee
Ribber,' no Brudder Bones no witty end men -
in fact, no nothing whatever Of the mnstodon
mammoth syle ofminstrelsy. Except for the burnt
cork aud an occasional interlecion ofalleged Ethi-
openn 1rishisms the affair might be denominated an
elegant parlor COMFORT which Is evident from the
fact that tho repertoire of the first part was com.
posed of Excelsior from Mariana; I" VIII BE
True TO Thee" ~ Fear No Foe" THE Carrier
Dove" A." The Isle That's Crowned with shamrock, y
" Oh Hear the Wild Winds Blow" 1.-THE Blue
Alsatan Mountains" 80 The Warrior Bold" Thy
Face" and similar ballads. In part second there
| was some superb jig dancing some novel musical
Instrumentation, female imporsonations, and banjo
acts But the ballad singing in the first part was
| certainly superb. The voices were good enough
for Leading opera troupe, and the delivery could
| scarcely be eycelled
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

Fires were lighted this morning for the
first time in the vapor-ilel furnace recently
erected under the supervision of Captain W. II.
Brooks, by the Potomac Manufacturing Company,
preparatory to the manufacture Of iron by the new
process. SO splendidly did the furnace work that
some trouble at the start, telcgraphed to Washing
ton that the success achieved was far beyond his
anticipations Captain Brooks, who Is an expert
cncCd engineer, says the furnace. which is 10 be
followed Immediately by number Of others, the
castings for which are now being made by Mr..
William S. Moore, Is one of the best in the United
States. Captain Archer, In n conversation with
the reporter, said the erection of other furnaces
will be commenced Immediately and continued
until all the space IN the building uoot Of Wolfe
street, Is occupied In about ten days he expects
TO have double pudding furnace mp. The man
ufaCturc of iron will commence next week.-Aier-
undrtd Gd.eiic Of yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
The EagIcs,on temperance Tent.

The meeting at the temperance tent
last evening was the largest and most enthusiastic
that has been held since the tent has occupied its
present site corner of seventh and streets north
west TheCrowd in attendance not only filed the
tent, but reached considerable distance into tho
ndah were present in body, accompanied by
Professors Lillibrldge. Whipple,. and Jeeko
made by Ncssrs RyOn, Graham, Dr. Norton,
Weed Dunning, Bud Eagleson, and others
recitation, "Over the Hills from the Poor
house" was effectively rendered by Dr. White,
Professors whippc,, lilibridge, and Iecko con.
rendering Of several beautiful solos and duets.
large number signed the pledge. Bud will
hold his closing meeting In the northern section
on Capitol Hill, where he viii continue his meet.
iupg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

Quite brilliant wedding took place in
Epiphany Church on Wednesday last. The con-
tracing parties were Lieutenant Albert G. Berry,
of the United States navy, and Miss Lillian Merrl-
man, daughter of Judge Merrmnn. of this city
The pastor of the church, Rev Dr. PaTet, performed
the marriage ceremony according TO the rules of
the Episcopal service and the organist rendered
eticc 'vely some appropriate pieces including a
wedding march. The ushcrs, four In number who
arc lieutenunts in the navy, WERE as was the
groom, dressed In the fnl parade uniform of the
naval service. There were present about two hum
dred persons, members of our prominent families.
The bride and groom LETT for the Northern cities
on the afternoon train
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

The first Sunday school convention OF
the Washington district, Washington annual con.
ference, A. NJ. Z, Church, has been in session for
two days at the Asbury Church, corner Of X and
Ely cy TnrIoil haYc bccn onnaimtC
committee on finance; N NJ. Carroll and N.
Watkins a committee on resolutions, and Miss ], H.
Flanders J. G. Robinson, aud Miss $. Adams n
committee on statistics, The timo has been princ,
paly taken mp with the discussion of subjects of
interest to Sunday school-workers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
An ola offender again in custody.

Lucian were arrested by the detectives last night
on suspicion Of being concerned IN recent burg
larry on Capitol Hill Morris had IN his possession
when arrested two pairs OF pants belonging TO the
had been given to him by u friend. Several Othe r
articles were found In the house ON Maryland ave.
nue. southwest. whore the prisoners lived, and
Morris is d desperate character and old offender,
and has but recently been rclea, a from the pont-
Tertiary after serving term OF six yeas for kill
ing pencil peddleT IN this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
Pay of ,he Census Clerks.

Great uneasiness prevails in the Census
ONCE from the strong probability that the certih-
Gates Of the employees for the month of September
will not be Cashed This state of Oilhirs was totally
unexpected and IT should prevail Will cause u
great deal OF suffering, II is 10 be hoped that tho
arrangements for cashing these certificates will
continue, both for the hcnct of the clerks aud to
prevent the sudden Withdrawal OF some $4,000 or
100000 from the monthly circulation IN business
channels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
Fatal Railroad AesIdent at Benninu's.

The southern freight train over the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad due here at GAO
D. IN :, ran over and killed n white man named
Monty Magruder, near Behring'S Station, last
evening. 1t is stated that the deceased was In
toXicaled and attempted TO cross the track while
The engineer was unable TO stop in time 10 save
the man and he was thrown a considerable dis
lance and died instantly from the shock, Coroner
to-day. Magrudcr was about thiTty-sevon years
old and resided with his parents IN Prince Georges
County. MnrNlRnd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

The quarterly debt statement of the
commissioner oftho District sinking fund will be
issued on Saturday. 1t will show reduction in
the amount of the debt during the past quarter Of
about $4,000 This reduction Is larger than
usual but is due to the fact that the money appro
priated by Congress for the fiscal year became
available during the INST quarter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

THE highest cash price paid for dresses aud gents
clothing watches, icwclry, &c Call on or address
Uergog. SOS Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.