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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-26

An INTELLIGENT public is anxiously
looking for the report on immigra-
ton Of the Royal Hawaiian COMMISSIONS
Of immigration, who recently made the
tour of the world. The only communica-
ton thus far, from the pen of the gentle
man, who has had SO great and instructive
an opportunity, is n suggestion in respect
TO the immigration of pigeons. Now, in
asmuch, as pigeon fanciers do not consti-
tute any very large and influential interest
in the islands, any probable influx of that
migratory bird does not arouse any nota-
BILE public interest therefore, it is to be
hoped, that the eminently travelled Royal
Commissioner, will enlighten an anxious
community at an early day, in regard to
the opportunities or probabilities of Undue
ing the japanese, Malays, Siamese, Hin
docs, Copts, Italians, British. French, Por-
tuguese, Germans, and other people to emf
CRATE to this Archipelago.
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Christmas Is COminq

AND LOVING PARENTS, DEAR
Relations and Kind Friends, are be-
ginning to think of and look out for
Holiday Gifts for those who are Near
aud Dear to them. And now is the
the Time, for you Dealers, who have
Choice Articles for Presentation, to
make them known through the News
paper, especially the One with the
LARGEST CIRCULATION-and
the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
being found Everywhere /; in every
House, Shop or Saloon I; even read, as
is well-known, in the Homes of its
Opponents, offers the very best
Opportunity to make known any
Rarity or Speciality For Sale.
Bag% Call early with your Ads at
the "P. G. A" Office, opposite the
Bank.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-26

THIS Kingdom may suffer seriously for
want Of proper knowledge about it abroad
in influential quarters. a great state can
afford sometimes to be misrepresented and
misunderstood, but the very life of q little
one Is its good name, and its whole diplo-
macy should be engaged in its mainten-
ance. 1t is not sufficient for this little
Kingdom to rouse up once in n while,
when aligned, and start an enquiry n
publish a contradiction but it must be all
the time engaged in disseminating ample
and correct information to satisfy tile gov
erning powers of the world of its sufficient
rdisOn Petre. And who shall do this
work ? Shall newspapers send around re-
porters, to be snubbed as cheeky Paul
Prys? Or shall planters volunteer state
ments and have it cast in their teeth as in
terested and Enthusiastically information ?
Or shall not rather the Foreign Office of the
Government, the official medium of COM
munication of the country with the outer
world, organise a bureau of correspondence,
interisland Inc foreign and freight every
mail going abroad with volumes of inform
alton, that will satisfy those who ave any
right to consider our situation, that we
are governed according to principles of free
dom and enlightenment; that the spirit of
pure religion and of correct instruction
prevails in our isles that our society is
distinguished by its amenities; that our
enterprise is in accordance with correct
principles of business and that in nr I'll
relations and condition. ) of our population
right and justice acc cording to law are mali
tanned, without fear or favor.
Eternal v I~gilance, and an unremittin
dissemi,nIation of correct information, is I'll
price of Hawaiian Independence.
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WE CALLED to see some natives, two
women and a boy who have been treated
by DR.. Fitch for leprosy, and we were graf
flied TO hear from the lips of the patients,
that the symptoms of the disease were
greatly abated, and they now rejoiced In
the hope Of entire cure. One of the women
aid that she felt "A return of sensibility in
her body, which she had entirely lost and
the swellings Of her face, and the marks on
her body had greatly abated. The mother
Of the boy, stated hat the ear lobes which
had been greatly swollen, had been re-
duced to about their natural size and that
some Of his fingers, swollen to a greatly dis
proportional size, were now reduced to
natural dimensions. These parties all
acknowledged having been affected by
syphilis and their cases sustain the theory
that leprosy Is s~uperinduced by, or init
mately associated with n condition of
neglected syphilis. But it is not our desire
TO discuss the disease, only to express our
rejoicing, that a hope may be entertained
Of combating the so-called incurable
malady; or rather that there is a medical
man entertaining such a hope, and who
has an opportunity to prove the ground OF
his hope by suitable treatment.
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EXPORTS.

For san Frlrei--J. per Z~salardia. nov ~ pkss
Frlrr, 1875 b1-s Ere. I|T bales Wlll.l4lH b--L7 slL-A-
~ bzs JateI Ieave-. ! Ok tars. Z Ok oranges. IEs- misc
mI-r. Dom val. fG5.EI D. Iru val, SO
For san Fr.res-.n. UrrJ u srr.rkals. Nov -2-55iT pkss
su.ar. 1912 bags rice. IgJ bl-Ls bananas. Dom val
H. U-
Z - san Frrret-.r. Der " Amy. Sgv 2I-4-5 pEEs
af.ar. 1913 bars u-a.E bbIs m1Ia-ss-, ITu blrL- bananas
Dom sal. sEtSf- Do.
For san Frlei-.H, pr ID g. Murray, Nov Zz-ll1s PKG
SUGAR. y bales WOOL. 1HI pEg- cobra. $40 bdls hides -
sheep and -~gatskius. 1Al gals m1lasses, 10 bncLs
b1uaUas. 90 bDl- talllw. 70 rEFa mlar uIse. Dom Val
saJz.- 49, FTu val sI--J ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-26

HAWAIIAN Independence Day, the 2sth
November, has for years-since the Decla-
ration of the Great Powers, England and
France, concurrent with the action of the
United States in respect to the autonomy
of this kingdOm-been recognized as a
national holiday. His Excellency the
Minister of the Interior hiss given notice
that all public offices will be closed next
Monday in consequence of its observance ;
and we doubt not the Hawaiian people will
be glad to do honor to their Independence
Day.
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MARRIAGE.

EOBEETSON-BOTD-Tn this city. November z5th.
by the Rev. A. Macintosh. At the r-esiIcucce q the brides
mother. GE1EsE Hr1uuEETs. second son % the late Hon.
g.. VI. Robertson. FIRST Associate Justice % tie Supreme
Court. and MISS C1EplrgE. second daughter % the late
Hon y ~ ElyI. nLL u ulnlluln.
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His Majesty the King, accompanied by
the Lord Chamberlain, tool departure per
steamer G. r. Bishop, last Tuesday, for the
island Of Kauai. His Majesty made a
flying visit in n quiet, unofficial way, and
returned his morning, at an early hour.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Liliuo-
kalani has returned to her residence,
at Waikiki, and is happily quite recovered
from the effects of the late accident.
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DEATH.

BLACE-In san Francisco. Cal. November 5th, ISL
after q severe and lingering illness from malignant can
csr1us tum0r HNEET VI ELtCE. only son % J. II. and tm'
late Anna Catherine Black, eyed - years. 8 months anS
Z day.
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

cONarw1sE.
Nov f9-stmr @ r bishop, from Eauai
IO-Stmr KiIauea H0u. from kahului
Io-stmr Lahun. from Mani AMI MolIkai
I9-8tmr Mokoui, FROM koOtau
I0-Schr GeusI Seigei. from Wnialua
I9-schr Nettie Merrill, from Lahaiua 2
fO-Schr HaIeaknla. from Htlo
gO-4tmr LfkeIike, from HtlD
aO-Stmr Ja8 Makes, from Kauai
af-gchr MalolO. from HtlO Z
9f-sehr Leah. from star Mill Landing 4
2f-Schr Luka. from Eohalale I
22-Stmr Iwalani, from Kona and han
FOnEfGN. n
Nov ao-R NJ : ZeaIandia, CheyaIier. from sydney
9O-Am bktus Amelia - from Port Blakely -
4O-Hwu achr Jennie Walker, Enacke. Z Fanniusa l.
qa-Am schr VIII Meyer, Howe, from san Franetset
25-AmB ktue y Fatkinburg. Hubbard from : p
25-Amb k Caibairian, Hopkins, from New York
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DEPARTURES

DEPARTURES.
Coksrw1sE-
Nov I9-schr Wailcic. for Maiko
fD-schr Catarina, for Kauai
1O-schr MaunoakaWai, for Hanauaua
2-Stmr Eiiauea H0u. for kahulut
2f-Stmr Lehua. for Maui
ai-Stmr Mokolii, for k0olau
9f-schr warwick. for kalaupnpn
2I-schr EaaIa, Tor Waianac
2a-stmr Likelike. for HtlO
g1-Stmr q X Bishop. tor Kauai
21-schr Luka. for Ookaln
gg-Schr Leah, for Houotpu
gl-Schr Haleakala, Tor Pcpekeo
FOuEtGN.
Nov 2i-R N = Zealandia. Chevalier,f FOR -
q2-Am brig J. ID s~preckeIs. Fretcs, for > =
g2-Am ok ID q Murray. Ravens for >
g2-Am bk + = Thompson, Potter Tor +
2J-Am bk n W Amy, Freeman, Tor 81
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"a Tue y u 10 accusing our friend Claus
Sprecke's of ill-treating Portuguese laborers on
ais island plantations, we think it an appropri-
ate time to relate an incident which came to our
knowledge some time ago, which, we believe
gives a fair illustration of this gentleman's char
acter. Mr.. S. was for some years the owner of a
large ranch near Half-Moon Bay, and 300 acres of
it were let in suitable tracts to small farmers,
five Portuguese and one Irishman. At the end
of the first year no rent was forthcoming the
second year passed and no rent was paid, also
the third and fourth years. Once the principal
crop, potatoes, were 50 cheap that nothing was
realized from the land next year prices We're bet
ter, but blight had destroyed the crop another
year it was some other misfortune. At length
Mr.. Spreckels having sold the ranch, visited his
tenants for the last time. The rent question was
discussed "Have you any money! No"
Il have nothing said one, d" but 200 or 300
sacks of barley. VIII you take that, sir?" "Is
that all you have % said the Sugar King. THAT
is all, sir take it." Not a bag of it. TheIana
has not produced the rent, and don't want
any" And he did not take p dollar, nor a bushel
of potatoes, nor a bag of barley, nor a wagon.
horse or COW for all the accumulation of rents
due, but let all these tenants go free. No Won
der these men, grateful for his leniency, call him
8 father" The man who acted so generously to
these poor Portuguese would not be likely to
starve n sick Portuguese in the Hawaiian Is
lands"
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y.-,I. Erpeerrd from Foreig

"A q 3 Triumph Stirling from south Auerica. doubtfr
Rusaian cxtts Duke OF Edinburgh. from Gtbralter,
Br evtta Champion. Hope. from London, doubtful
Am sch Eva. Paul. from Departure Bay,
Am bk Adonis. from Bremen. November
Am bktne O o Whitu0rc. sturbeli from Nanaiul1
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EIGN VESSELS IN PORT

N1EIGN VESSELS IN PORT.
HaWn bgrnu-ff~
Am bktne W III pfrrsurs 49,.
An bktus Discovery Perrimau
Am bktu0 Amelia, -
Hawn schr Jennie walker. Eauacke
Am brig W IA Meyer. Brown
An bktne J A FaIktnburH. Hubbard
An bk Caihairfan. Hopkins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-26

AT HIS time when the good name of
our little Kingdom is v%irulently attacked,
we are glad to see vindicated the fair fame
of any one engaged in promoting the well
fare and advancement of the country, there
fore it was with pleasure that we perused
the following paragraph in the S. F. News
Letter, setting forth the kindness and
liberal spirit of a gentleman, whose enter
prise in these islands is marked by superior
..a-aAaD.a.A- n.,l l.Lnnnl lnnl:n-
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THE PACIFIC
G0mmertialA 0betttser
Court News.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER &c. 1881
, 1881-09-03
U. s. A.

t,,,.,. .,t-,,,x.., .o.o ooo ,,.,.,.
tho Mo,,th OF August,
,ss .,,t,.,r~o,s,,., ,.,stor,,u e.o nm -, ,o,,
at ING o ouu' ile.suly sesae,uay s"oH ',,' ~ Hou
sand dollars in avcr was received.
nun. tntn.,,o, .o,.o,o -o,,,,,,, ,os.o,ov ro,.-
IHE !htcraal feFonao fcceipts ycstefday ioot-
cd up $sS,s OF which Si8.a14 was Tor spirits,
$7,5 Tor tobacco and cgars, and 81 s18 FOR bcnr
5,nttr,~rou I. n. H.uvEy rcturnch rcs+crt,av
frHW n stshimv irin tn sinckfnan. FINN tfc fart
IN. 10 rcn14fa hpvfqT rh,m1 t,y fshcr.ncn n
rr"rv ~ f,sh It mnv Ha nfcrrctl ;hat hn iii rt,t
nrn11 h,no , - ~ nms hoprnss ~ f,,n ~ ~ ~" A'o'
"t."A "o"o '''A't' oa'io'' 'u''' ,
COMMISSIONER 1loYNE Yesterday dismissed
tho cAso ngutnst John ltIuruaH. who WIS charged
ebtnining money iMtondtd for Otto Hoche. n
comnnnion nt hls; The evidence rcstcn Bo!eIy
cation Of i1iottla BY tho Posi-. oteo ollcinls not
bE5tIH EutnDllkG Utto1lUh $u 1YHfrHNf DFpSoEtl.
, 1881-09-03
DUNCANsS DEAD

AMI WILL. sTANn NO TRIAL MENE.
James h. Duncan, tho ,nan who shot and
killed. Thomas IL. Lowerrc, ut No. 376 Wnbush
avenue, Tues.iny morning, died yesterday ut
l.:24 y. n.. In hix cell at tho laMrrison Htrcot
Police Btuuon, from tho utfeuts Of wounds re-
cVlyoA III tho struggle with Lowcrro. Whcn ho
WIS arrested It WAS discovered that bls cour-
bono hnd bcon brokon aud his head bad beou
badly cut up hy tho budgeon In tho hauds Of
The printer; l!o was y very sl'sht man. weiRh-
ing hut nlnoty pounds. aud thoau vUutlls,
tIss teHs:acs wy A!s tsce!s Rhys'ss! s1'i:
was feeling very bad rhurslAy, mud i,rIng tho
night ho grow rapidly wo,sy; ills wIto and
hts atsoHding physician, Expressed tho orlnou
cArly. yesterday morning thai bis caso ,yAa u
j,lst bofoFo he expired Lieut. JOG Kipley won't
hsu.. ' >''@''' 80
ayes" suill Duncan.
"what III its" asked Klploy.
just leaHv Hla alone TOR Ato4t two mipHtes,' -
sslA tho poor follow, aud turninx h!a t4uo to tho
wall. drow biz last breath. Ills Vito was aiu,nat
heetda hersalf xttu Eriee. n1s1 tho oillcAss wcse
nblEed 10 rulnova hcr fro,n tho coli by force.
TITO tn,Iy was takan ohargo OF during thn nstof-
aoou by The frlends OF tho deceascd.
, 1881-09-03
Evanston Clubs houss. The Evanat,,ns viii

Evanston Clubs house. The Evanatnns viii
hive charge of tho races, furnishing judgea &c;
sfq % 1e r @ Iar Y sha
ftutn 10th clubs. n 81; oared Iarke frea by
% Il tub raco. providing. tho water ls quiet
enough. The cnhrk1 viii !e ~ usual. atfa!gA.
So sM"y sscs @ ne shs kp Pnsa4s sa e v % g
lunch. Then tho visitor and tho locnl club will
join In dancc.
HYDE Park AND LAKE.
Tho lioari Of Ednuntiou Of District Mo. =.
Hyde park and Lake: held meeting yesterday
nftornoon Y tho Pullman school- llouso nn
sy TSps er nSssnt kn11cn Msss1,
school Trcaslisor Graham, q. s: Cook, asent Of
wRe's wao and 'of o4st4to sons'tor ' 'Hd !Sc sS who
nppcsre.l rs attornoy fer tho lstt9r. r
stniaK @ @ hat u W @ rosst euft to s:S esaso
ns 81 o.o u IL so W. T. Tic
i,1ttno On roxt. Hunks, With instruction TO Prtn-
cIl,als TINT no ctanaca ho Tado !intli nfter tho
4 siniiar. Communication was presented by
r t!e iSr GS GSSrKe snerxoo4 ;, FL
flo. * numhor Ut tcachars were elected to I'LL
yasancios. nfter. which tho board nllaurned.,
wnotl Publishing Company. should unjuin tho
tnnrd fron thff,fYlnn ntik tf1ojr t,uoka IlnH in
use ia tho put,fo schools OF tho district tho case
t,xcu n.a,r
n., ,,n.us -, na,,a.a.s a"'S1. ...,a .h.,. .,..
!n1 npaIa OF !ruasees nnI! mgr reEEtnr
mcntinE inst evening at rye vi1lneo-ilal,; Inerc
Wcro present trustees ilolartt Piefcc, WebStcfs
19rsy; 1muMhf nasn ana '2nnstone; m .,,,,
pany sent n petit,on. ngcolnpanc! ny at 0r- Or
d?malGe. solloi }hE TIE ri9ht o. WY through fno
Fi!!aRe over INC loiloWh8 route: commencing
urcGn nay avenue 10 Harnor afohd9. thoneo
to,, ~ r ~ stt s1reG.
avonnc. nn Commercial hycnuo % to Notro pamo
nvonles tnonce On MOTTO Danc nvonno 70 MUS
kc9on aSef,so' 1h9nSe nh MlekcHon avenue 70
1!he .Lunaee9 Haa et1ta stFeeH tnehoo on VEe
, 1881-09-03
n.A,ut bis matrimonial Intentions, snytng thero
Hns no such guo1 luck In store for llin.


't'HE petit jury fnx tho September term Of tho
Crln'iual Court wns summoned yesterday.
TiIE Commlttce or ltonds md 1,r1ttpcs viii rcc-
otnsneni tho appropriation OF $saN for tho re-
fatrEnR Of tho bridge across tho DGspIhlnos fslv-
er ut icmDnt.
Mn. WoorMAn, Prosecuting Attor ncs In tho
lower courts. has taken possession Of Tho rooms
IN tho County 1}u1ug formerly occupied by
tho Coruncr.
THE urand Jury yesterday found three Or
four trllU bills AEA1ust minor Offenders. ntitl
utcnrcd up sno dvekct- Tl,oy will nuke formal
presentation to tho court tulnS.
TttE County Treasuror viii not remove to- hts
new Qunrtors on tho 8outh Slide until tho cltd ur
this month, IA tho vnllits are mt 1t, shnpc for
tho reception OF his looks aiiti cash.
'i',1s County Treasurer Yesterday sotl about
Calumet. THIS morning hu will closo tnlt TINT
pArk.
:, I*the County Court yesscrrlay tho q, Il. 80.
i. Il. 20. tpEan a condemnation sut ,naainst
lBaur0 NGttrtuh ct III. IL condemn certain prop
crty on urown street and Canalport avonuc to
ho used ns etlu.tracks.
AN effort t,ns been IN foot for some ttmo tn
present n certHin commissioner With y Enll
wnfth, hut tho Jenl ls regarded Us "0N " ht,w.
Mr.. Scnnotts y presentation, which oeouts to-day
will bc tho last Of tho soasDn.
Sherman cstHtc, vcsieriay. tilod I'm application
successor IN trust to Ucorgo Tay ior. licensed,
es %ao tie wi e no ao
THE tics and records ~ tho County Court wero
rcinoyc.l yesterday 10 tic now building Tho
September term of this court viii 10 tortnAEly
u tho new onc. No further business. will Dc
done OIL tho North Stde except tho trial OF In
sano cAscs Moniny.
'fnE County Crrk'a Office hai two chandoltcrs
yesterday, X WIS II tutAtIkG, Of EptlrHG+ nt it8
, 1881-09-03

The Wood River baptist Association eou.
tnucd It's deliberations yesterday Mt O,lvet uap-
tist church, on Fourth avenue. Tho nov. Il. IL.
Duling acted as Moderator, and the mornlng
session was opened With devotional exercises.
participated In by tho ltevs. ]. p. Paris aud
William Watson. 1t was ordered that tho muIH-
tors preach u sermon on Sunday school work
0uco every throo months md that Sunday
sehu0a bo established wheruver praottenble.
Tho devotional oxorcses III tho afternoon woro
conducted by EldorB 1'nrls and Todd. Mrs. Con =
welt and Mrs. Vtllcru W1Fo Introduced, aud utl-
ArcRsod tho meeting on tho temperance chuso.
Tho yArioua conMl ttces submitted reports, and
tho Same wero freely discussed. Il committee,
tu whom hnd boom refefred the nlnttcr of hold
Ing Joint Stntc Httnday- school convention Ut
tho eu!orcd I5apttsts aild Methodists, rocom-
Tho oVontnR was d0votod to a tnooting OF tho
bfnisterIal Ualuu. Tho opcnlng doyououal OK
orot8cs were participated In by tho Hev. j. W.
10i,cs, Of Oal1sburR, and tho 1i0v. ], a. D. Podu.
Thota WIZ n larGe congregation present, md
music was furnished by tue choir. Tho Chair-
man Of the Union, tho Rev. y. 4. johnson, In
troluccd the apoakor OF tho ovenlng, tho 1tev.
\. W. Jackson, who preached Il aarin0u from
tho toxt: "Thc veil Of tho templo wis rcnt In
twain from tho top to the bottom A Conmitteo
gu Nomination Of Officers, consisting Ut II. Do
naptlstc. J. W. Teal And j. J. Jauksotl, reported
tho following, who wcro duly elected: Prcyi-
don't. the Hoy. ]. 4. rlnrmln; Secretary, tho
Rev. y. Z. Chauton; Treasurer, tho Nev. }. +.
lam Harrison and A. ". jMuks0n.
To-day will bc given to tho 6uulny.school
work. Tho convention ID expected to elosob,1
Monday.
, 1881-09-03
TIE CtTY-IIALL.

Fosry-B1x burlal permits woro tssucd by the
ltcviu,or ~ vItri stuttatirs - >0
1>ss'''ot y. W." o'"'''''Se' ...
ssME OF tho At0cr,llnn md city officials start
tn's morning on hn excursion i've" tho MttwaM-
keO y 1T. lAdl ltnAu tu AllwAulsev, 0elnoHlu.
voc, and WuukeHha, Thoy will return Monday
mr., ,I.,a,,,, -, u,x.,o,,,,, ,..... 49,, $500
:. % =, 1I,. ~ -" ".ua'h s.feet auu hh'stea
10 ne tsnu!''' gnu w.sR W, VII 60 nt'snco Mo.."
The atroet cara viii not I'M mia n r,,n ~, ,'c
,.,".,.,.., s,,s - ,.'.. W. "''' ~ -@' y" '"o
AAt1Su tho building permits f8stIctl Yesterday
woEe tho following; A.WitltaMs, two-Btory brick
dwelling :Dxil, No. Us Luayitt street, T., ,usX):
Charles Wosen, thrco-story brick storo nnti
nMelisna, :Ha.. No. e1o liAletc! stsoot: N.,NN:
Mre. f0rR. tnlie,,st0Fy 9rask storc. aAG9' Luxe
snn. Wtlite ictld works. Que. story nrIek fasory,
l9:x1"' sl1tecatn ano Isro"n stsoeta' SI6,oW.
, 1881-09-03
TIE SUORTfIANDER
THE SECOND AND Last DAY or Tl1ElM CONvEa

IloH'
The International Association Of shorthand
Writers OF tho United Stutcs und Cat,atia ro~
a,,,nctl md ,c,rIuo onn,t,,do,, ,sa snysr. ,os.
.nr.,n~ ',a,',., .t ~, m.I1n's ,;,,s ,,,,, tsS
1otuA$ MuF"ln9 W tuh fAlu'eF AoHses 1Ae EA'
ecutFe Io'uHHteo was empowered 10 'hVltc
tne eoopef"unh alo 1oIlo"ah'p of KentloMcn Or
stumbling III tho profession nbroAL. au1 elect
theii! honorary tlas1ctAt1a, aud to tender
guch position to lsauc rlttnan. Ut Hath.
EN-, TUG fAther al photography;
Ihn!naa Alien lteou, Lonaun, author
o. tho "ltoplrter6 Companion: J. Il. Shtlcr.
0lllcn reporter Ut tho tlns1 uf Parliament; tho
rrlclpN! stonDHrapti9rs nf the C9rps LeFlalatlf,
iaras; tue lt1lGllarath, Bcf!tn: tho italian Fur
itnrhtnt; tho t'rcsidthts OF tho l-oHdon Shirt
hand- writers Assoclntion; tho DupOyn Assoe!-'
iMtlon: nAbclsoyrYcr Assoclutiol1, lIorltn; WIN,
Iarliament, 1srisl!nno, Australia; Fre!oriuk
ites!li sllncy, NOW South WA!e5: Powell
!huElpsun, official reporter OF tho CpuHvll,
J9n'ntGa
cinulnnHtt WIS chosen na tho place FOR holding
tno next MIItlH iHeettnH " the Assoolht!osl.
Ih4 tole9w!lsE lHttar, ws!teen IN shorthand BY
lteh tttnau. u Clt:cniintl, adlrea5ed ~ nnu Ut
tho yDry numerous family ct shorthlnd.wrltcrs,
teaeheFs. qse.. anu transcribed from 1IeDa
h!utoNlti,ls ny ono Or tue lllomGefa q th0 con.
% %sumtsuu. VII t tG!u anu pG9ssrseM Win ~ Mueh
ri lin tr,,n nrtma't. "o"'1 'e''o" y" '''e"
MY Unan Hi: II In vcrv frinuhlv of vou IN IN
n~ iI1,in is,tv u a1fv. y yos v nys.r
| Ot hul,iy ono az YOUR 9atGorlnv. i:ycrY Inv
, 1881-09-03
ANOTHER CUTTING ARRAY.

A "Flying Dutchniau" at tho corner of Nil.
wRukce avenue and Division street wis tho
scono ut . o'clock lust oventna OF a tight and
cutting atlray between Frank Waiscmnu, a5
years old. living ut No. les Fry street, Fcrtfnand
1tiesling, IL years, dwelling at No. 400 Ashland
Yyenao, Herman Holt, Y yours old, llvtnT at
No. 4W Noble street, and Charles QetesteT. IA
yours old. whose parents 1.-Two On Ashland ayo-
mo near division Btroct, Holt for some rem
BON kicked and abused yol1uE Gotsslor, whose
part WAH taken by Weiso1nnu aud Ktesliu8. At
thIa Holt b:can!o enraRoJ and drawing pockot-
knife atrttck Weiacuan on tho hcMti, jntlietlnR a
wound whloli uxtended frou, tehnd tho right
on tho right check lntlietlnR cut apot on tnuli
iong, Tho wounded young mon were attended
by Nrs liesclcr and Cohen who do not thIuk
their wounds Will result soFloMsly. l[olt was dr.
rested and lockod up ut tho Wcst Chicago Ayc.
uu0 Station,
, 1881-09-03
RELIGIOUS.
AFRICAN niETuoD1sTs.

Tho African Methodist Episcopal Conference
held Its third days session yesterday ut Quinn
Chapel. The Rov. Amos r. Hall acted as tenn
pornfy President. II. =. DonninE conducted the
opening service, and tho .noruing session was
occupied In tho presentation OF statistical re-
ports from tho various congregations. Tho re-
port Of tho Book Concern wns given, Indicating
TINT about U00 hn1 been raised and expended
during tho yoar. At noon Joint prnycr.moet-
inK Of tho Metho1ist Conference md tho laptlst
Moderator IL II. DultpG aud B!ehop Ward. Tho
dovotlons ,vero pr.nolpnly On behalf OF presi..
dent G1rtlOId, and tho cxerc!scB wore ct marked
Ghrue1t ness throughout.
Tho AFTERNOON session was devoted to routine
business, aud was only varied by tho Introdltc-
ton Of tho Itov. J. u. caldwell. OF tho Western
Avenue MBthottst Episcopal Church, and Mr. J.
fcroIco With m old. fashioned plNntauon hymn,
which WINS we'll received. At Up. m. II memorial
memory OF tho ltev. J. NJ. Dorriok, Of Mount
ploAsant, an cRracat minister, whoso deAth ne-
vurrcd during tho year.. In tho evening tho
Conference Missionary Soolety bold npeiing.