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PASsENGERs.

From WindwArd Ports. per Likelike, Feb. &c A Hart,
W G Irwin, T Spencer, o y Spencer, DR. Chalmers, W
Buckle, J y Thompson, j 4 ekipi, G Kalai, L LorAnge.
Miss n Richardson, Miss Moyle, Miss A Bond, Mrs 5 q
Wilder and 2 children, Mrs J II Brown and child, Mrs
J Briggs, Mrs J Moyle, Mrs J Morton. Mrs II Rose, Mrs
z c Bond and child, d " futile, J II Smith, W II Corn
well. c Burnham. AkanalElii, Il Eriedlander, W Pnuger,
T 8 Pratt. c Reynolds
From Canton, per Mel Foo. Feb 3-797 Chinese
From San Francisco, per Helen " Almy. Feb 6R Il
Morrison. wife and son. Mrs F Powers and 2 children,
J W Robinson, W = Lawrence. DR. John Weir, d J Green,
c MAhoD. Geo Hilton, Miss ID Braglan, Lewis r Whiting,
Jno Lang. VIM Dunbar.
hon. John Curren, T Giovanni. ) Henry.
From San Francisco, per Ella. Feb 5-M Workum, F
Buskholt, N W NcChesney. Y Hendlick, Vim Coleman.
Randen Rutter. y Emerson, E Hopkins. J Dyer, Il
Gregory. and 6 laborers.
From Liverpool per Viola Feb g. Anderson.
For San Francisco per Claus S~preckles. T eb s-W Bar
ker. II Norton, r II Blakeston, c Blubtory and wife,
Hannah Sternberger, Charles Hansen.
For San Franc isco, Per Ella, Feb I'm Davis and son.
T r Graham. VI Markheim, Mrs FLYNN and son, @ Bath.
Randsl Rutter, II Hamilton, Jas G Leach.
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COM CIAL.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1881.

rzx shipping arrivals for the week have been hume
-luL bringing. ~ will be seen by the mAhiieSS s'
80 considerable additions to our stocks OF merehah-
than much wanted. The Viola, from
rI~ srpOoI. does not bring = full cargo for this port nav
.ze $50 packages for Portland The Ella ii " Amy
An p Jordan, from San Francisco. have been delayed
Nv a.. weather, and the trade had in consequence run out
of several itsns Of everyday consumption Tor ~ ~e
..a.D.oao %, the Co.st. md which will not bear to
BE- hs2t h ere In heavy stock
puriaz the early part Of the week. the same Weathsr
x.us back The shipping due from the cut ports bat ai'ef
a. gale moderated. quite . fsst Of eoasdns erAiteA"s
s-.- part, and . number Of others may Dc s1Pee'eo N
= - - to or three days, With full eargoes Of pro-
-, a.. tr-uashipnsas Of which will make our whArvss
i0ok busy.
IA. I,v.rturss for the week have been the Claus
go-asE.Is, Mel FOO and Ella. all for San francisco. Win
s..zoss. valued 1t t~1.47s-ss. and the Lizzie IredAle' Tor
victoria with part Of her original cargo
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T. I'm THE LIGHT

'H'HE HAND-W RITING OF THE HOLY
4 Spirit is ~ PLAN upon the heavens and upon the Earth.
condtmning 10 destruction this W ck,d Kingdom Of dishonest
men, as it was upon the walls Of Belslszzars dining room In he
midst Of his thousand bAnqueiers. NJ 4 TEKEL
UPHAHsIN was written on the walls which no one Of
his guests could understand until his Queen sent for Daniel
who told TIE King, God hath numbered thy Kingdom and ap-
ished it, thOu art weighed in the balance and art found
wanting, thy King Iom is given TO The Modes aud Persisnsi
that night BsIshazzsr was slain. Darius then undertook bis
Kingdom, when M. u. IA IL stepped in with
his DUMP MULE AND CANE
CARTS. They are built of The Best Material that can be
had in the East, as all my stock is selected by a Special
Agent, and by that means am enabled to do the Good Work
that 1 do I wish also to call attention to the fac carriages
that 1 am turning oct.
Beg pardon. 1 must relate a little incident that occurred a
few days ago. One Of my "a FINISHED
CA Els was standing near The Drinking Fountain
on King Street, when a gentleman and lady were passing by
and all at once the horse took fright and nearly became IN.
manageable; but The driver got the animal Quoted down, aud
he came in with the sam weight he went out with, and saved
stakes. But come to investigate the matter, the horse to,k
fright from seeing his shadow in nv HIGHLY FIN
ISH ED CARRIAGE that was standing ~ the
Fountain Il also am finishing up some very nice IA MI
LE CARRIAGES nj SOME O PILE
which 1 shall soon have ready for ssle. Also.
PAINTING, TRIM MING, aud
pertaining to & CARRIAGE WORK. wnnbs
JUST AS Low AS ar POSSIBLY CAN
BIZ, as you all know that 1 have had No VISITS TO
THE STATES OR EUROPE; and my low rents
md plain manner ofliving enables me to come down 10 the
BED ROCK PRICES.
$50 3m 1OsE.
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L EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per Claus Spreckels, Feb 9-514,lOO
lbs sugar. Dom value $4,000 &c. Foreign value GIG -
For san Francisco, per Nee Foo, Cunningham, master,
Feb IO-5265 lbs sugar, COZ bnehs bananas, IL bxs betel
leaves. 1853 lbs talIOw. 1000 silks sugar cane, 81 hides,
3JO sheep skins. Dom value e 1872 81
For San Francisco, per Ella, Feb 11-3QOO1 lbs sugar,
81 coo lbs rice, / oil painting. Dom aluep$58.O64.SS
For Victoria, British Columbia, per Lizzie Iredale,
Feb 1I-59Os pkgs in transit for Victoria, 1109 pkgs in
transit for Portland.
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DEPARTURES

s-s.mr KiIsusa HOu. for KAhului
@sehr KulsmAnu. for K0hAlalels
-sGnr hokoli. Zoe KOotaupapA
5sInr Kilauea HOu, E< KAhului
sLsfmr James Make. for Kauai
s-stmf q q Bahop, sor Kauai
s-SGnr Lehua. for Maui and holokAi
s-Stmr M0kOld. for KoolAu
s-Bg Claus Spreekels. for San francisco
0-simr LIksiike. hE Cseuit % Hawaii
9-SehF MalOlo. for Hilo
IO-Chinsss stmr Net Foo. CunninghingAm. for San
FrAnctsco
II-sehr Manu0kaWaI, for HAnAmzula-
II-Sehr Gsnl Siegsl, from WatAluA-
u-Schr LfhOHho for HOouAp0
II-Bktns Ella. Turner. for San FrAnetsco
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Fourth Judicial Circuit Court.
FEBRUARY TERN 1881

Held at Nawili~ili. Kauai. OIL Thursday the 3rd
day Of February, A. D., 1881.
Hon. A. F. Judd, Justice of the Supreme Court
presiding Hon. Jacob Hardy. Associate W.
o. Smith, Esq, Deputy Attorney General.
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/ CHAMBERS CIRCUIT JUDGE o.,

BERS JUDGE o.,
n Judicial Distritt, Hawaiian islands. qua
Ia a matter d the hui H~AMAKUAPoKo Maui a.,
t sauui shu ming the petition OF Jas. VI. Alexander Jo.syh
kekahuna. e II. DE, key. and twenty thrrr otIers Joseph
portions OF land ia the IIUi U HAMAKUApOko. M Nh
prayms 'nat commissioners be appointed TO divide and 49,,
apart TO each oEe OF said shareholders his due M
share In The said Hui" 1t 10 ordered that PRIDA ma
10Th oil February 1881, at IL noon. at the Court ua,sa 's
Maka"ao' be set as the time and place for hear n - RE ~
pettlon: ana any objections that may be offered thereto 49,
.e tettoheIt, whose names are herewith suhjoin.d. INV
esPeclaiy notned and cited TO attend, aud I'll others WHO M
nave an interest IN said land. The petitioners are. Ia. a.
Alexander, John kaluna, X. Kiha, CGuardian of K.iohsIi,I,'
Nun; Mana; Moke Naval, I. II. Hebron, Makaoi. iotsns,
hekhhuna, Joe Antoine, KeOki Paki, C. III Dickrv Ill.,
Sugar Co. by ). +. alexander, Manager; Geo r. itscy,. M ~ ~
hekua. kaehupunisi, z. Langsi, Emaia, T.. Kumanigu. e. n
Alexander & Baldwin, Kill, Kainoa. A'
ABR F~oRNANDER.
Lahaina, Jan. Z, 1881. nhH,
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IT is tl:c duty of every one in the commu-
nifty to aid the Health authorities to COM
bat the epidemic in our midst, whatever
may be the views of negligence Or malfea-
sance of officials.
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NOTES.

osrm.n steamer Lydis Wa 20 leave Canton on the lst
Of February. with 500 Chinese lAborers for the Claus
sprseksls plantation on Maui She vs to call AfHonoiuiu
en- r0Ek<.
rA.h. Ain, 4. a. Brsusr's Wharf loaded. and will pro
baby sail today
rhs schr A P Jordan f. At the EspIsnads diseharSing-
Tia BIZ yioIa 10 AZ the EspIansds dischHrging-
The German BIZ Hsrmirs IL 10 the stream Win her
passsngsrs Jet on board
Tia BIZ Lizzie IredAls has hauled into the stream. pre-
p.r,tory 10 sailing for British CoIumbis and Oregon
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Vessels fer HsnslaIa frsu ForoiEn Psrts.
Ger ID KAIs, Bremen loading Aug
Or biz o y Handel. sailed from Bremen, Aug II
An steam WhAl.r belvhdere
Hkw bgtns POnArs. Trip. South Sea Islands
Hsw biz Atlantis. Holtx. Bremen. ssilsd Oct -
Sch Twilight. for Hid. from san Francisco Jan
Brig ConsueIo, for KAhuIui, from San Francisco
Bgtns J A FAlkinbsEg. San Francisco. about Jan 70
Tern Ida Mckay. San Francisco, about Jan -
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PoRr OF HONOLULU. H. L,
ARRIKALB.

ARRIVALS.
- s-Bk II W Almy. from San FrAnetseo
G-stmr Q II Bishop. from Kauai
@Ssmr LlksIiks. from Hawaii
s-Stmr james MAkss. fron Kauai
G-8fmr KiIEusa Hou. from KAhalui
g-Stur Lshua. FREQ Maui and AolokA
c-Br BIZ Viola. Price. lss days from Liverpool
g-Gr bk Hsrmlns. from Canton
Ischr WAll<ls. fr0n AAliko
T-5chr KAuikeSoui. from HonokAa
T-Schr Luka. from kohaia
T-Schr WaimAlu. from Kohala
sch Mary Z fOstsr. from PunAluu
IO-Schr WAshu. frou kuau
IO-schr rtIAma. FROM HamAkus
1o-Schr warwiek. from thOlokai and Lanai
Io-Sch WaioIi from PAAahaa
I0-Schr Prince from Kousl
II-5ehr Jsnny from Kauai
u-Schr Ssttis Merrill. from LAhainn.
I2--Stmr Jas Make from Kauai
I2-Stur C. Il Bishop from Kauai
I2-Stmr LshuA from holokat and Lanai
M-Stmr Kflauea HOu from KAhulut
I7-6chr PGuAhi from Hawaii
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S5 REWARD 3

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- vicinity of Waiahole a BLACK HORSE, stands high,
fore feet white, branded y. Whoever will return the same to
AKANA, at Empire Hotel Stables, will receive the above re-
ward E5 3A
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A ILL ACCOUNTS DUE Nj OWING To
~ the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Once up
to and including the Both day of August, must be settled With
}. II. Black only. And all Indebtedness up to the same date
" i'll be settled by J. n. BLACK.
Honolulu, August 80, 1880. s4u
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THE claims of British importers for
drawback, or the repayment of duties paid
under protest in 1877, have been presented
to the Government by Mr.. T. II. DAVIES.
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~ r. w. l.. C AND MR.. H. MAC
4NA FARLANE will act for me, and my firm. under n joint
power of attorney, during my temporary absence from this
Kingdom.
C. w. M~ACFARLANE.
Honolulu, January 18th, 1881.
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n TnE sUPREME COURT OF TUY

IL Kingdom Of the Hawaiian Islands
Andrew WEIGH VS.. Thomas Spencer-In Ra,Lr,,..
fore Chief Justice Harris DE-
Whe'eas an order issued on the 18th day Of Japua,v -
stant 10 the Marshal, directing him to take posssssion n ~.
property OF Tomas Spencer OF lilo, Island OF Hawai- -,
put DIS counting houses. store houses, effects. books "a -,
peFs under lock and seal. on the petition OF Andres NJ
snegins mat SAID Spencer is indebted To him ia the snn
ScooV Ina over aud that said Spencer has committed diver
., JOY therefore, II IS ordered that MONDAY, the t4tb dsv
r.uuhrS, \ u 1881, AT 10 O'Clock A. ~, at INV Chsr'
a. Holhl Hale, Honolulu, be the time and nlace -,
esIlhs SAID pe'LlIn and deciding the Question Of MA S.
Gr : ' Tahh ~ II disputed. .nd that notice thereof be given
u ~ puoilshlnR this order for three successive vvaek. ~ ~
hawaiian Gazette and Pacific Commercial :" ts
mat said Spencer be served with a copy of said ns,Iuo, SI
d summons To appear at said time aud place.
witness my hand aud the seal OF sad Com, 4, 49,,
thS 10Th day of January, A. ID. 1881. "'u'u
CuAs. q. HARRIS.
a., Mo Chief Justice OF the Supreme Com,
WV bs BARNARD. Clerk goaa.
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WANTED.

a LII KINDS OF HIDE WET ANDDRY
kA Also. Sheep and Goat Skins, for which the Highest Cash
Price will be paid.
=. .. BOX 40. HUGH MhCKAY
y3-6m' Proprietor Honolulu TAnnery, KOhololoa.
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Notice of Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

istIng between }. s. Walker, H. 3. spnlding and VIM q.
Irwin. under the firm name &C wM. g. liz l a Co, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will be "A.
sumed and Indebtedness collected by Vim. q. Irwin, who
alone is authorized to sign the drm name in settlement Of liz
Affairs. J. :. WALKER,
Il B. SPALDING,
WM. q. IRWIN.
Honolulu, ii. l., July let, 1880.
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v EssELs IN PORT.

Brig HiehoiAuG
Sch saEAh Ann. Johnson
Barb Lizzie I-sdAls. Moasop
BR Shsst Anchor
A r Jordan,
nc ID Viola
Bk n W Almy
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A CORRESPONDENT, who is a planter,
referring to our discussion of charges on
planters produce in last Saturdays issue,
and other matters, says: "Agents of
Plantations reap large harvests from the
sweat and agony of long suffering planters"
Now we must say that such strong Ian
guage is hardly applicable to agents of plan
tatiOnsi in Honolulu, who derive only a mod
crate p per cent. commission for much SER
vice and care, as we have before said, in con-
nection with the shipment of produce; but is
applicable to the San Francisco agent, who
collects 5 per cent, or one ton in every
twenty of sugar received from our planters
for the nominal sale of sugar that has
already been sold, by n p~re-contract. This
is a gouge with a vengeance, that we won
der the planters can stand.
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NOTICE.

TUNHE FIRM OF ROSE & CO.. CARRY
= ing on business as Sugar Planters at Waimsnalo, Koo-
laupoko, Oahu, is composed OF Myron J. Rose, Michael Lewis
and Joseph s Quincy.
Myron J.. Rose residing in Honolulu. and Michael LIE sis
and Jos. s. Quincy residing at Waimanalo KoOlaupOko, Oahu,
ROSE 4 CO.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb. End, 1881. fe6 st
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MEAT MARKETS.
NOTICE.

LII BILLS DU f. TO THE NJ
N Ed up TO January LIST. 1851. and not settled up by the
LIST Of February, will be put in the Collectors hands without
further notice.
ALFRED VI. MELLIS,
l4 Fort st., Brewers Block
Honolulu, February 9Th, 1881. fec St
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THE Health Department needs an indie
pendent head. We note a good deal that
indicates confusion and misdirection in its
operation. Stringent measures are misap-
piled, or adopted too late. Stringent quaran-
tine should begin at the first entry c. a YES
sci. Exceptions should not be made in
behalf OF one class Of passengers. One man
.ixious to go home should not be allowed
to slip away On a steamer, whilst others
equally rs anxious are strictly quarantined
in the city. Any patient who has n home
and n family should not be carted away to
n pest house, while another is Guaranteed
at his own domicile. And il seems q use
less ~precautiOn to station a constable to
watch an empty yard from which a patient
has been taken, whilst the drivers of a pest
cart or the workers at n pest house come and
go freely among the people of the city. And
other matters in reference to the present
health ADMINISTRATION might be mentioned to
show that an important administrative
officer should not AVE too many irons in
the fire that the Health Department
should be separated from the Interior adj
ministration ; that it should ave a paid
President, and Independent headquarters,
where there could be organized a more
thorough, impartial, and efficient sanitary
work thar at present can be carried out.
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ENGLAND has a vital and difficult
question to settle her ominOus Irish
question. Why can she not settle it with
peace and perfect union, ever as she settled
her Scottish question? Perhaps a FIodden
or a Bannockburn must take place on Irish
soil to inspire more mutual respect between
English and Irish, before a perfect union
can be established. Races n peoples that
have fought each other heartily can become
very fast friends afterwards. Irishmen
that delight in fight, and have fought so
well in every part of the world, feel that
they have not had any grand historical
battles on their own soil, and young Ire
land wants a grand bloody historical field
or two. But we hope, that it will not need
the carnage of a Waterloo to cement the
union of Britannia and Hibernia. All
liberty loving races must rejoice to see the
mother English speaking Empire united
and strong; and feel that it is a pity for
sister isles, so prolific each one in brave
and generous people, to be ever at such
bitter variance. The anarchy of ireland
must rejoice the heart of PETERS old Rus
sia, that trod down Poland under the iron
heei or OF the fanatic Ottoman, the en-
SLAYER OF Greece and Asia Minor. And it
must rejoice the blood and iron men Of
to see England enlightened
philanthropie old England, sending
her guards to coerce her Irish brethren.
England should do better than this. Her
advancing craftsmanship has learned to
shape her policy to promote her peoples
rather than the interest of pro-
perry, IS of old; and it ought to settle this
Irish question nobly n harmonisusIy.
The glory Of harnionizing Ireland, and of
her, in perfect, free, and con-
union withher sister eommuni-
ties, will be greater than the .glories of
mary bloody fields; and if this cannot be ;
II brave peoples cannot be truly and
happily harmonised and united, because
theM oloch OF vested interests bars the way;
then there Is a dearth of true greatness,
and Of the genius Of true craftsmanship in
I'D ENGLAND
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-04-09

| Dan at the sRudd(er) the Eight Ward ship
sailed smoothly and Ethiopia got repre-
sentative. The Butler held the cup, while
the barber shaved, and though he scratched
little. the Eighth Ward has got the Sway
ne, and he'll assessor to, don't you forget
it. Let US give thonks.
Last Friday eve., the installation of the
"otficers" of the Sumner Literary Society
took place. The exercises were very inter-
esting and the quarterly reports of the retir-
ing officers go to show, that the Sumner
Literary Society is no longer an experiment,
but permanent organization. Next Friday
eve, the 18th, a huge debate will take place,
the question for debate will be, "Monopoly
or Not ?" and the contestants are w. s.
Fowbery and G. H. Butler, affirmative; 5.
T. Mitchell and G. ID. Swayne, negative.
The society will be officered for the next
three months as follows: President, S. Fl
Huffman; Vice President, Matte L. Guy;
Secretary, Lizzie f. Denny; Treasurer, NJ.
81, Vaughn; Critic, G. ID. Swsyne. The
mailer of buying an organ is now under
consideration. All who wish to spend a
pleasont evening are invited to attend the
meetings.
It seems as though the Democrats of
Cincinnati wrestled with Jacob" and their
ends were Justified by their Means"
What say you, "Hack?"
Now Minnie you and Anna just say
"Beans" and l will tell on YOU.
Say Butler, didn't W. S. make a terrible
dent in George Dale.
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Killed His Sister.

We published brief telegram from sunbury.
Pa yesterday, announcing the killing of his sister
by boy only fourteen years old. The following
special gives the details of the sad sffair:
This Afternoon the citizens of this place were
much shocked on learning OF the murder Of Mi@
Lotta Hoover. aged seventeen years, &by her
brother George, whose age Is but fourteen years.
The tragedy happened at the home of the family,
about three miles from here, Oh the road lead
ing TO Snydertown and Shamokin. Young Zoo
yer came to dinner late and he and his sister had
a quarrel over this He sat down TO the table.
ana. the difficulty continuing, he got up and.
remarking 'I'n fix you." passed into q back
the time, fearing the boy meant HARM got up and
locked the door. The boy secured q shotgun
and went out the back way and came around 70
the front door. and. without saying q word. hrsd.
Mrs, Hoover was seated near the door, while
Alice was at the other side of the room. at the
sink washing dishes The shot took effect In the
neck, tearing and lacerating II. The dying girl
never spoke. She was raised up by her sisters.
but died in few minutes. The verdict of the
Jury was: 1.-The deceased. Lotta Hoover, came
10 her death by a shot deliberately fired from
gun by her brother, George Hoover" The scene
at the house heartrending in the extreme.
grief George was brought TO town this evening
by officers of the law, and lodged in Jail. The
Warden of the Jail had an interview with him, to
whom he stated that his sisters had taken nearly
every thing off the table, and that WAS what
caused the difficulty. He claimed that they had
aggravated him, but gave evidence of his sensi-
biity of the great crime he had committed. At
the Coroner inquest IL was evident that his
mother and sisters were partial toward him.
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JARIUs,
Cleveland Items.

At the Parlor Entertainment of the
Cross Commandery, on the 25th of this,
month. at their hall, an elocutionary contes
takes place. The prizes for the speaker
are gold badge and gold ring. The for
mer is to be contested for by the gentlemen.
the latter by the ladies. Following is a list
Of the names of those who have already sig
nified their intention of contestirg for the
above named prizes The Misses Sarah
Mitchell, Mary Lawson, May Brown and
Annie Patterson; also Messrs. Benz. Shook.
VIM. Fowler, Jonas Christopher, Charles
Black, VIM Boyd, H. c. Smith and w. H.
Clifford, ,jr.
The social hop at Teutonia Hall last Fri
day night, was an enjoyable affair, although
on account of the weather there was not a
large crowd. Prof. b. c. Freeman's orches-
ira furnished music for the occasion.
On the 9TH of May the Forest City Sew
ing Circle gives a grand concert at Turn
Hall.
The Red Cross Commandery of X. T.
gives banquet Easter Monday.
The following is the programme of the
Excelsior Bands concert, which takes place
at the Turn Hall, on Ohio ST., next Wednes-
day evening, the 18th. Tickets, which are
only % cents, and programmes are and
have been out for several days.
PRoGRAMME-PART 1.
Overture-NIagara, Excelsior Band; Vo-
cal Quartette, Cleveland Quartette; Comic
Speclalties, j. ID. Kidd; Solo (vocal), II. c.
Boston; Cornet Solo, Prof ] Mitchell, &C.
companied by orchestra.
PART II.
Overture. orchestra; Quartetts (vocal)
Cleveland Qusrtette; Specialities, W. Green
Solo and chorus, A. H. Bowman, assisted by
Cleveland Quartette; Overture, orchestra
A FARCE ENTITLED
the Dutch Justice concludes the entertain.
ment. Mr.. Henry Kidd taking the part of
Dutch Justice.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. james Lynch is at present visiting
in Washington, ID. G.
Election passed off quietly, clean sweep
for the Republicans here One colored man
benefited directly by it.