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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-26

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-26
HOTELS.
THE GRAND VIEW HOUSE

aszls a WILL be opened to the public june
Doth The location of this house is un-
eTTgTE surpassed by any in the State of Maine,
kss<z=sz2 standing 500 feet above the beautiful
Lake Auburn and 800 above the level of the sea-
where the air is pure and dry. The view from the
tower is beautiful to behold. Portland people, who
want nice quiet and healthy place to spend the
Summer months, will find all of the modern i'm
provements here. Everything in and about the
house is and frst-class. For amusements
there are nice drives, boating, fishing, croquet
grounds, billiard hall, bowling alley. etc. nice
stable il connected with the house. Gentlemen can
bring their own teams and have the best of care.
The dinning room furnishes three meals per day
and more if require said by good judges to com
pare fayorably with other hotels. Come unto me
all ye who want to rest from your labors and will
make you happy. Round trip from Portland to the
Hotel, via Maine Central r. R., $2.25. From Bos-
ton via Boston q Maine and Eastern R. R., 81 90;
via Portland Boat and Grand Trunk R. R. $500.
Coach connects with every train. Clough the veter-
stage driver who is jolly good fellow will look
after the interest of passengers coming to the house,
and that they have all proper attention Appli-
cations for board and rooms be made to the cub
ecriber at West Auburn, Maine
SAMUEL JENKINS.
iun7d till sept1
, 1881-03-10
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

Jntncs o'hrien, nlias FlantEas, 18 years OF nge.
nnsl Il tean.ster by occupation, and Henry Euer.
.''a w., tt..,i...' =, r',, 49,,
tao "est lwe,th e'saet = n1aaon 10 oappoas 1o-aay
Do1oreJlsllto lhRef4oIi' 'char9cu WIN tue hettious
commit r,tps. rne compaiulnt in Il Mrs. Kntn-
ri,ia ilosEy, i l}ohenlat, willow Of rrs,,cctubu
appeuranco living q tno upper story q a twt,.
Sixteenth street, unu sunut,urs known
NJ IN. KIirwi streut. Ma rsIrI
Srsterday nftcrnt.nn ut wasi Tw"iftl,
Stwgt Htatin1,. and ieurfui1y cn,ruatri
t'upi OfjUnI,rIi tn ntiy!so u1l;i ussIst h"r. Tha
sfurv which iii, tnl,I waa IN Tho StYcct thnt i'd
twuSu thc hours nY II anj /. c'coeE r1usiny
nI1ht tn,InIn nf rt,,1rv rr..n ,xh,,m nn Ent,t:s
, 1881-03-10

TIE KING OF AsllANTEE DEs1NEs PEACE.
CARE COAST CASTLE, March D.-All np-
prchclisiUns 0f aIl AssHitGo war have ceased.
Thu King I!sls se,lt reply. saying llo desires
peace. IIo nsks tho delivery Of tho fugltlycs,
but asserts that Ae nuyer Intended to lnake
war.
PRESIDENT lilsAND TELE01,Arlls
that Donald Currle, member 0f thu British
Parliament, who l,as before rendered asslst-
n,,cu to tho Government IN thu settlement at
South African disputes. expects to reach tho
frontier OIL: the 18th Inst. lie Inns written
Joul,ert ascertain where Joubcrt aI,d
Kruger co6&u meet h!n. lilo hopes short
extension Of the atmlstIea Will be made, II
necessary, to effect Il settlement.
4 DISPATCH FitOsl PROSPECT HILL
states ti,at JoAbcrt f,as sent 800 Msrn to
Utrecht who have completely cleared tho
town and district Of Inhabitants loyal to the
British. 1t is yeporto4 TINT Jonbart ordered
ull the lomesteads Of loyal l1oers In the
Utrecht district to bs burned. This has OK
cited tho deepest Indignation at Prospect
Hill, being considered a breach Of. tho spirit
ut tho arm!stlcc. The Elghty-tl,tfl Foot, u
detachment of tlTaKoons, mounted inf1ntrY,
al1 a battery Ut artillery have reached New
castle.
THE ORANGE PRESIDENT.
l.oNIaoa. Alasol G-pseyllent Brand has
, 1881-03-10

WIIOLEHAIE EatlnIIATIOS TO AMERICA.
Epeetttl Clhir.
LONDON, March 0.-The Tlmcs' Berlin
correspondent describes German emigration
us very active. Who'll Villages are migrating
frnm posell, Prussia proper, aud Sch!cswig.
Illinois and Nebraska arc their fnvorit
destinations. Mr.. Wrandr, the American
citizen WHO two years ago was forbidden to
lecture OIL emigration In Berlin, has just been
completely successful In carrying out Ills
progrn,l,.
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
~ The tTtsterH Afs0clatkd f'r<Is.
LONDON, March D.--A correspondent Of
the Times at Berlin comments on thu great
Increase Of emigration to tho United States,
and says whole villages nre described by tho
local papers rs cnigrating fro,i p0sen, prus~
sin proper, and SrlIesWlg. Tile American
emigration agents, hnwcycr, hardly set foEtl,
the advantages OF tho various States they
represent, as they aro warned by tho Anlerl-
can Legation that 1t wonld le unable to lielp
them II they should get Into trouble
with tho authorities. Mr.. .Wran-
del, MI American citizen Of 1luii-
garian extraction, who. two years aE0, WIS
forbidden to lecture III Berlin Oh Etnigrn-
tion," I,as Just been equally unsuccessful OH
n seco,l visit, designed to persuade the nl,-
tl,orltEcs Of tho foly Of impeding emigration.
1t appears, however, that tho precaution
against the exodus Of young men has soltle-
what abatcd In South Germany. The Ger
man Government particularly aims to divert
emigration from the United States.
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, March 0.-Gcrnlnny and Austria
are leliberattng with view to establishing
Joint action at the monetary conference.
THE CltoHN PitISCE or OE1MANY
ltas purchased Rubens' "Neptnne nnll
A,nphItrlte." from Count Setloerboll, of
Vtellna, for 700 000 marks.
, 1881-03-10

il, a...,x,. -, !, 81. ,,.,r
hsihtc Nlse-fnaifntbonH0 0f Foil fInJ
lkeseHicd-A LyMr1Ai1tx Party Fall to
IA s.an...s .,.t 1,.s.s. .,r an. .,,Hs. ...
1s.,." '''' *'e"'' ~ s't' ''iAo "'A'
1AaDcs
srsttat Hupatth ia 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Hr, ptUt, MIMI, March "a spccIal IN thu
i,ion,<r. Irtt* frnm MorrIs MIN .nrs ,ho ~.
,,,n',,s -, ~, % ~ :, .,.,.T '.' ~" s'
nt!its ~ *a'S' " ~. |rhnua's ~hoso nH,uy+ VITA
tfat or htr Infant e1llII, wnH found fruzcn
sntnu weeks slnco ncur Mlflbank Junc.
I,no mi ,.nrn tro,,xht :, un..t,
,' ,r...... ".o 1tu"h"s NUTS
, 1881-03-10
THE EAl:1'1IQUAKE.


lIoME, March D.--Isree hundred detached
limbs a,.l fragments of bodies werct1ug fronl
tho ruins. 4 satlly-lMtercsting incident wns
Il kerc1iief t'uttellng from the top OF tOtter-
Ing gable. Col. I'ar0llfc ,rlotlllte1 II ladder,
and. entering the window, reappcared with
Il WOMAN unlltrt, but insane.
1ttLtEF.
RoME, March N.-Tllc Chamber Of Deputies
vncu 100 000 lsrc fur tho relief Of the destitute
by tlie earthquake mt Cnsn 1lacctula.
, 1881-03-10

OF IL H!.tllf,l1 urtcetlvc. and Killed i.1
Attempting to a:neape: ,,
n'r'e" ~ tlhe1"hatt enquiry
cAssrBEf.tsBEio. Ky, March s.-For several
with nr,,rrs.,nunl i,ren1,nrv M ,crsIstrnt In
h,s war; I'm. trs',ro,,c, rt,,,1,,r,ca hal tcutra n
s1;. n I ns~ t x ~ ,nn a sys r.,
tho vicinity M that pronerty In so1rc instHnccs
hnd 1eprccI,.teti 20 and even 10 per ceut. Duriug
INC last t~es'c months not ICES thas zen "fcs
Of campbellsbarp, and nut one uy uccl,leut.
ooa1 nve weeks tI. xo h M aed nc ~ nar ',a;,,
.espec1au!e citizen. es.eetnea oy III. us teash-
tor, wns tho ow,'cr Of lfty acres OF tine tobacco
urn eonsrd 1 t , bounds Of the .ne 0s, , %aa,s
rapidly "rrruacSius completion. Within ,wo
weeks both buildings wore set Oh tlrc and en-
tt,ely consumed,
"nc" tIo u"e'l'nR o"rheu 8on'o y onrpy n
tielghbors Wishing tho ruins discovered tho
enormous ,rIsks u nerro slnx i'' tho vic','
icut three i,,rhr, il, vht, a,d rs ilviy in co.ttlc.
nunco us tl,c t,inpiniItivu portr,i,ts Of Siinou
thos sss oy " TG5a snt e 70 wr a
Isnntestr fleteetySs tlrnppeG tliu traii, bcltsS
afraid IT st,,itIa vcHr,l,ce should toy he tiis.
Smith bud jo,,g Eccu suapeotci Of brtng tho
nrn. BURNER nt,, thrsc tracks wt,r. r.rur.f, ~
Ese limit! A., jSnss , @ st ;
tif tic Vicinity Summoned n n prnuicss,tul It,.
,eotive from Cincinnati to coinc Iowa urii work
itr,, III Hitch. Of the unfG & Siisssspti Exprcs; @
tu;npanv, arrtyert here mid icyar ,,c,,uinttnT
TOR tic lrchasu Of tho !iity urrts uf ,,iiu uurDS
l9tl wtIlcll Il! bEutl yucate,I,. Mr. CURLY fcnr.
Establishing iiseif on ,tt,ntitur tnrin niM,tt fwt,
%ss ,,'s,sst: sniia.s ",sc %as bur-, Ss y
thu cfrilso tllat hp wnnted IL Icurn sn,nptl,Ii,x
, 1881-03-10
md sentiments attributed 10 his letter by tho
lnno1l DtflU Tcicynfph ate entirely Incur
AMERICAN ftfp!tis.

AMERICAN rU!sK.
1.oS1mS, Afnrch D.--i s!rp,tEatiun rcrrc-
Senting tho Liverpool provision trutls, which
was present iu the E0niI,tI!ls Wllrt, Lilo fUrKtrl
tetcgra1ns designed to cnnsu tic E}Snrlt Ut
'rrhtla 10 TAKE acthIfl against American I,rk
wGre received, cnl.sisul nf tlnsGreaves,
rnwier. and Sinclair. Tic rrcsl,t Nct|on og
frAnce. md tho pending tucstml l,y 1fnsi
lniM To Afnndeltu, flce-t'rnsf.cnt ut tho
Council, which was a.lswcr:d in tho tom.
MONS N, tho 1st inst, itlMrel tho i.ycrpuol
provision trado tu send tcpNtn,1oil to pro-
test ngninss lIustile act!on. Uuu forged tel..
gram To 1!arttaml nrgctl Him to press ills
question, asserting ti,at the hug disease wns
ass,t,ntH. n3nrmlnE prupnrtlons, md That
tNure ucut1Iy were reported. \ message sent
ln Muntlclla told him mt to 1,c 1nEsled by tho
tlepntatinll, every member Ut wllicl, WIS
heavily Interested. AID asser.etl that the Ills
ense was assuming nlarmlng proportions. Dc-
tcetives aro cnteAv0rlng To liscoyrrll Tic sc,ltt-
er Of tile forgetl kilograms, but their sl,ecess
Is doubtful.
lit. CAlvEtI.
Drawing for ties for tho first round III tliu
ptEeatl'sll0NtlnE match resulted In Dr. CnrvGr
anl 1ra Paine being Uppnsca.
IoStulS, March 0.-I'lle rlflc match h.
tween Carver and Scott Tor E,t00 1.as bcellt
The conditions are 9,O0O shots nightly Tor tetl
nights, Mt .,000 4luss hills proncllcu from
traps. Tho first nights scuro: Carver, 0i0;
Scott, O}5.
SIR 1FESIsy JACKSON,
Inst week appointed Judge OF the IiiEl,
court Of justice, Is dead.
wUUt.
To-day 200 bales wool sold, chiefly Port
Philip md Suuth Australia. 1'llcru was n
Sair attendance, aud Htcady competition.
Prices firm.
nAnf.Y DAMANED.
LONDON, MarclIo.-ri,e steamer I.atnnert,
Capt. Cunningham, from Wcst 1lartLeWloi fnr
New York, pl,t into thu Tyne. She had her
.tccks swept, lost her cnitlc-tlceas and long
boats, has dangerous list to port, ),cr cargu
having shifted, and sustained other, damages.
The Captain was lnjnrVl.
GANFiEI.1l.
| Tho London llorll's Celebrity at Iiome'' ~
article describes President Garfield, and
makes some very complimentary remarks,
concluding: "The universal prediction II
TINT Garfield will DO MI Immensely popular
Chief Magistrate. -Four years will not ser
tho elitl Of his stny III the Willie House,
sA[rs. Garfield Is described rs tho quiet, ger
lie lady dear to the English heart; suit nit
retiring, yet full Of tender tAoughtfuiness.
, 1881-03-10
AUTR0EITAT!VELY SETTLED.

RosToH, March U.-The controversy Az to
which IL tho ully-const!tuteI head OF the
Land Ieaguo In this country, whiuh hus occa-
slunad Rou,a dispute botweeu IIostou aud New
Iark, was settled BY 0ht. Collins, tho Fspsldeut
ctosul1 ut tho Nuuato Convention. receiving q
euble dispatch fru1n lAtrlck EYan, General
Treasurer Ut thu Irish fluid, nov lu Paris. Sir
Ments froM him III National P1Gsluent> UNI al4o
, 1881-03-10


IIslloS, MArcll 0.-Ile Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties, afIer saycn 'lays' tlel,atn will, closed
tlo0rs adopted The i.orelizo Marquee trcaty
with EnKaMl. The treaty makes HI ccssnn
ot territory tn England, but gives ler the
right III way Tor commercial a!nl military
purtmscs. England thus gatns acress by
Delagon i'ay to lser South Afrtcum cuIones.
which Is I'LL Important strategic and col,l-
nuretal adyantag1.
, 1881-03-10

tho rcmIitanccs sent by Father Wnlsh "a Trens-
urer OF tho ianI Lengue In this country. Tho
Headquarters In this CITY u recognized AZ having
tim superior authority fn all n,nttpra pertaining
70 the f.and League Of tho United htatcs and
tho Cnnntins. Mr. Fran olpscA His message by
anyli1g: Tho organization In Ircland IA spEc.l-
, 1881-03-10

Hrown's bronchial TroctI.s. vii! stop q cough
by directly relieving Tho irritation Ut the tlruAt.
nnu will not dlaorder the stonach ttko cough
syrupH; rs cents u hux,
, 1881-03-10

CatArrh polsons tho mucous membrane, 1,atsana
tho blood ind Vital tultls. l'osona tho turgs
liver, ami klducys Complete external aud Ii.
ternhl treutipetlt fur 81. Ask for 8unfurd's
Nadtaal Cure. the most ECONOMICAL and effective
, 1881-03-10

j. =. Weeks, ESQ.,, Town Treasurer, At. Alba,ls
n chnrr, Oh my bnty's face unh hend. Cured thc
head entirely. and l,ua nearly clca,,seu The fare
Ut 4nres. ] hMvo recommended 1t fu several.
md DR.. Plant haa ordered It for thetu."
, 1881-03-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

25 cents. Isssck d. 1eaJncrss "1Iar&s
Face Powder y q charming Invention for the
complexion. White. tsoseaie.. md Brunette.
IGrncea a1i natural, 4 fitting co.npau!ol-
ptccc to tho fnmous " Mars" cologne.
, 1881-03-10

National Bunk ruebl,,. Coo writes: II an, 90
well pleased with tts ELECTS Oh my bAby that
cannot ntlord to be without It In my holiso. 1t
IL Il wOndGrfui euro, a1!d 1t is botlnu to become
FnEy popular as socn as ita yirtues ure known to
the EuuN4nAH
, 1881-03-10

4 homeopathic travelling cnsc s1,o ,oIlId
AccDinpuny every one leaving the city. 4 larRc
mtdicluca IL found nt Doerfckc s. Tnters phur-
tnacy, Is Clnrk street.
, 1881-03-10
Children and Infants.

CtNss. Enyre IIlnkle, Jersey City Heights, MI,
writes: My son. Il Ind ef L. years. was con-.
prtely cured Of il terrible casc nt Eczema by
hcnd TO thB solcs of his fcct was ot,o mass Of
sc,.ot. Every other remedy and rhyalclanB haA
tecn tried III vAn.'' 7''7
, 1881-03-10

cOpES1lAGES. March A.-Quecn Caroline.
widow Uf King ChrEstian WILL. Is dead.
, 1881-03-10

Carnbsic tucked ruffle, II tucks above. soc
Cluster tucks md emb'd edge. ...... 75c
e+en1b'd ruff?e, tucka and Inserting
above. "extra quality. .81.a5
And many other qualities In Torchon Lace
md Embroidered Goods, as F" Low as tho
cwnnt
, 1881-03-10
Corset Covers.

We have the best-fittng Corset Covers in
the city, made for US specially. A trial Of
these goods will prove to the ladies that in
this n.tcle perfection has been attained.
They arc in high, low, and Pompadour necks,
from soc TO S.. Our new style in Toschon
Lace Covers are elegant.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05

the gifts of loving friends, present and
absent.
Among the names on the accompanying
cards were:
Mrs. Capt. Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Mrs j. Cook, Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Camp Mrs Pogue,
bell, Mr.. A. N. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Mr.. G. j. Lyons,
Baldwin. Mrs f.. Weaver,
Mrs Lowell Smith, Mrs Widdifeld
DR.. and Mrs. Hyde, Mrs J. Athcrton
Miss II H. Carpenter, Mrs. f.. Cook,
Mrs j. r. Green, Mrs. Henry Cornwell.
As evening drew on the guests re
luctantly departed, and thus closed this
beautiful anniversary, the like, of which,
has not occurred, we believe, in these Is
lands, or among any other Of the mission
families though we hear that few days
only are wanting to complete the 5Oth
anniversary of the marriage of Rev. d.
b. Lyman of Hilo, another of the Mission
airy fathers.
The children, children-in law and grand
children of father and mother Alexander,
who are living, number forty four, thirty of
whom were present. The only death
among them in fifty years is that of one
grand child.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05
Humorous Paragraphs.

Next to death poverty and banana skins
are the greatest Jewelers..
Westward the course of men in search of
situations take their way.
Adam was eccentric. He often pnced to
and fro Mt midnight carrying Cain.
Col. Tom Ochltree says Texas whskcy
is M hot as lava. 1t is often called "a drop
of the crater"
Little Johuny--toy pistol-bib boom !!
-doctor-lock- jaw-under tho willows
pistol carefully laid aside for the next
Detroit Free Press.
Cassaynay, the French editor has fought
10 duels. He has, therefore, run about as
much risk MS n man who has played three
games of base ball.
A bachelor advertised for "holp-mate
one who would prove companion for his
heart, his hand aud his lot "A fair one,
replying, asked very earnestly: "How big
is your lot
A country girl, coming from morning
walk, was told she lookcd as fresh ns a
daisy kissed by the dow. To which she
inuocently replied: "You have got my
name right--Dut his isn't Dew
Little Lucy fell aud hurt her knee badly,
which her mother when she went to bed III
the dark, tried to handage. Soon the little
one was heard calling. Mamma" said
she, this baudage is not in the right place
tell down higher up"
Spoony dry goods clerk to smart miss
trying ON n hat before the glass "Don',
| wish | was n look ing glass" Smart
miss: "Yes, perhaps yoad get more girls
to look at you them" Clerk collapses and
is carried out.
A Nurrsiown man whose grown NJ
daughter bore the name of Sarah Jnus
changed it to Umber Ella few month,
ago, in hopes some one would carry her oil
but she still remains on his hands. There
are some lumber Elias safe anywhere
Iiernd,
A man called out to his creditor, Go
out you oruithorhyncus The man de
parted meekly. Who's thatY" inquired
n friend of the speaker. " An ornilhor
hyncus!" SLOWS that?" swell, Web
ster defines him as beast with n bill"
"Previous good character counts il
Texas. "A man who was on trial for arsoi
brought forward a Witness to prove that HI
had neglected two good chances To stea
horses, and tho Jury decided that no sucl
man could have been guilty OF burning I
barn. Ilct,vd Free Itcss.
A gentleman was promenading the stree
with bright little boy at bis side, wheI
the little fellow cried out, 4" Oh, papa, Their
poes au editor! -" Hush. hush said thu
father "don't make sport Of tue poor man
God Gully knows what you may come t.
yet" -,
A newly.acquirsd habit: Look heah
Uncle Nose, YOU fooled me wild dat ar hos
l buyed from yer last week. lie jest dtap
dead in his tracks," HE neber drap
dead in his tracks or arywhar else as ioni
as ! had him, COINS on twenty years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05


8. Twelfth, * feet, metal.
8. Fifteenth, 2 feet, metal.
10. Trumpet bass, 8 feet, metal.
H.. Trumpet treble, 8 feet, metal.
SWELL ORGAN, SO NOTES.
II. Violin dnpason,s feet, metal.
10. Salicionnl, 8 feet, metal.
Ia. Stopped diapason treble, 4 feet, wood.
10. Stopped diapason bass, 8 feet, wood.
lG. Flute harmonique, feet, metal.
IL. Principal, foct metal.
18. Mixture, 9 ranks, metal.
10. Oboe treble 4 feet, metal.
90. Bassoou bass, 8 feet, metal.
PEDAL ORGAN, 81 NOTES.
81. Double open dinpason, 10 feet, wood.
-. Bourbon, lG feet, wood.
MECHANICAL STOPS.
%. Swell to great.
a. Great to pedal.
%. Small to pedal.
&c. Trcmulant.
81. Bellows signal.
There will also be composition pedals
which nre worked by the feet. Tho total
number of pipes in the organ will bc 1923.
The organ will probably DO blown by wator
power.
RULES FOR MUSICALS.
(Continucd.)
10. An admirable work on music is that
by Il hehault, "On the Purity of Musical
Science" Read it often MS you grow older.
1G. Should You hear M organ as you
pass church go in and listen to it. Should
you receive permission to seat yourself ut
the instrument, try your fingers and won.
der ut the mighty power of music.
Ia. Neglect no opportunity to practice
the organ. There is no instrument which
SO clearly betrays incorrect composition and
lack of noatness in execution MS the organ.
IS. Sing often in chorusos, particularly
the medium parts. This makes you musical.
l6. But what, then, does musical mean ?
You are not so if, with your eyes anxiously
fixed upon the notes, you play your piece
through laboriously. You are not so if
(should any one turn over two pages Mt
once) you come to stop and cannot con.
time. But yon are so if you can foresee
what is coming in new piece, and remem.
Der ono that is known to you in word,
when you have music not only in your fin
gers but in your head and heart also.
20. Never care who listens when you
play.
81. Always play rs though master
heard you.
%. When anyone puts composition be-
fore You for the first time, read it over first,
that you may DO able to play it.
%. When you feel tired after your days
music-work is done, do not nttemp, to con-
tinue. 1t is better to rest than to work ON
without pleasure or animation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05

Tho Americans are an ingenious people.
Finding that the boxes in which American
apples were sent in such large quantities to
England were afterward Of little use. they
now pack the apples in collins, which COM
mand ready sale.
"Whst shall tell people who ask
whether you ara engaged 2" said q young
lady Mt the dinner table to somswh hat &C.
centric theological student at Audover.
"Tell them that you don't know" was tho
reply.
A nercenary little boy overheard con-
vcrsaiion between his parents concerning =
wedding that was soon to come oil, and
recalled tho subject at the breakfast table
the next morning by asking the following
questions Papa, what do you want to
give the bride away for3 Can't you sell
her ?"
joaquin Miller told n Hub interviewer
that everybody in New York is selfish
and Jealous, but in Boston. Z" hs finds re-
6nsment oven among boot-blscks." We
always knew that tho Boston boot blacks
possessed shining qualities. a. veil ~ abili-
u 10 polish The understanding Of othsrs.
Al snelAes thing in thsir fAvor--thsy
don't rod JaaqainS poslsy. IAsy prefer
:" The Dissection Of The Potsntiality Of IN
Atom" or some other light and instructive
literature Of that kind.-Nor. Her.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05
The Golden Wedding of Rev. and Mrs
w, P. Alexander.

The happy event on Maui tho past week
has been the celebration of the golden
wedding of the veteran Missionaries, Rev.
w. p. and Mrs. Mary A. Alexander the
25th day of October, being the 5Oth an
nivcrsary Of their marriage The event
was announced by the previous issue of
Gle giant cards of invitation printed in
gold Ms follows:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-05
Our Musical Monthly.

tNoTE.-It frequently happens that musical stu
dents como across something that is not quite
clear to them, therefore intend in this depart
ment to try and answer all questions sent to
lating to music. Questions should be sent i'll not
later than the 10Th of each month"; accompanied by
the full names of the writer's