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, 1881-10-25
TIE CLrI-IIALL.

,,... u.. ..oIt,, ..,o,,hn,, ,rsto,,, ,,tJt u,
IliE armoly po.tset..oph1au a,,, ~ wv ~, ~
tsiuu.ei 10 l,oxca. 1hls ltns exlontls trom tho
lnn,, II, i'm river. and from ynn huron street
"".,. "o ~ @ s,,.n,,., .,r, .rh,,r.t., =, ,I, Mali
Nou'" " e1atee"n ns'.o'' 't.' .e . .ss,',
Rt1n street district Will te cof'nootea' "hua VIII
Kjyu eunl,egtfun rr4,1n tho river west to Eentrn
nytine, norlh 10 ltdla1lA street aua soptl 10
1laff'Son'
says. usI su It'd Scross adswaiks siung tSsr and
other Ill ay ""I 1Ss psaestrts.,s
says TINT .nerei9nts have rist,. 70 rcee!vs aMa
streets BlJ Us 10 Impede pliblM travel, ~ bus
tonn tho ctist.,In. Ladies' uru children hav9
t,pv,l cuIltpeiiol 10 wuik urer thu Instructions
ur urulInu through muddy streets nnluUE u
jal.yrnth Of trucks, llo Is Koltly to roncdy tue
x,,,n..,.,.,. f,,r to,, u,,,ort,.,,,,,,. =, .ho
EsalE!!nHt oSn. 4.iou, u,nupcta1.unMo"t nu ~ w
Mattf' o!Ks u"laet1nua!. sno.1'iteM H i ~ 'na
ss FSHt. M ~ " ~ ,,' ,,. & ~ ~ t III ~ ~
thp CIV: !ilB n1eE aAso Ggeu Nnu ~ INV -, ~
which slgh'nat' aro assessed, and hptwsvn twnn. m
a!tn ~ LEFTY & wv ouu..uu . ~ "'ots ~, , 49,;
Ihs, iayua, ~ '' II M",r"cr's "nirv wh;s" ;hur
tho !uWess ,s 60. % VI, @ w. ""G." i ~, ~,
9i a'vs.t' e t t' ,,et. *tos ~ ~,
,,,, ~ sas rs j., nssnsx.rv fG .snb III FL
ruI sntaS "a ~ mSr n. ynn vo, ,,,,r,s =. Tia tn
ssu ~ <s' ~. =. WI Hn nm ,t.'. : \. .4 M
WILLIE tessu @ ,ft f3.ou ~. !no naARos'ton 70 Ao~
a"aNo" va - os'.''e ~ 's .
THE MICHIGAN fthEa.
Tho following lGlp,leut communication waa
troit; x
MN, MAYOR; llurH you lonrllcI t,lAt Nnrthcrt,
Michigan wA4 visited by iir, unll tllut thGru ,ru
hl,,ulrctIs sllrernlx fur fUuu u,ld lnddtny {nr-
, 1881-10-25
THE oRVls sM0KE-BURNER.

CHICAGO, Oct. @.-In your pap9r Of Sunday
alluaI0A II mMdo 10 tho Oryls smoke"burncr as
beIuK the Invention OF ono W. i, Hutchinson, q
persua whu for 4 year OF moro has busled hlnl-
aett circulating thrcata for INFRINGEMENT. ofc. !;
hut the lnut that he confines hu.setr strictly to
shscals and Assertions, 1nade y such q tuanner
fsus, w0ud sootn to show that he hax III littto
faith tn tho inertia of his clalln NJ the publio
hHyv manifested tn tho ncrtts ot bis burner.
Tho elnInls Nf BIT. Orsia tA tho invocation Ut the
Incompatible B!nnkN-oonsumor known ~ tile
Oryis burner nre buckel by the aDtnfOu of sotne
OF the Ai,rst pMtent l4wYora lu this country and
il Eligian1, where tho burner IL meeting With
tho nOst Wonderful aueerss. ana Dir. OrvA holdi
hlnself really Ut all tiinrs 10 Autelid his right,
either hul0rG tho public or In tic courts.
, 1881-10-25

H. ain, w: 40 9a ,has WI hit Ser1t er;
4s to sn.s q ,eo nrTass Gs: nsSs a s't " ef II II.
pusscsson II s:.c,1iIl'rn ltnon.a aool :" rev"!vfr
witt three empty !',ntrter!. Tile y.,i''1 11,aI
Met,Hl III sGff-'cfonst. Qnhlllcy GAF!nH hF*i urea
NJ hun rnu citc w.s ,'.l.inteI VI, y. !tn anas 10
give th0 neElsttI II cflFlsce III pFufc dis e'utH'
4 xn,-xn INN nunct Nrtnrrnry. 1Iv,np Mt
1r.,u,juie vuiicIl mt thc Cpulrul ro!lCo sutton
inr ivt III xrr,t distress III mimi md rc,,l,es
Ell tho ujvIcl aid nsaat,lt,rr at tha nt,thtsctlrs
n, tim nl,rhtt,sn ana rGtt,r tn this city uf Ills
wife. who, hU eaIl. hli left him. inknR with her
to ,suiy sn, attti her og the t.,iiseIi. Snt. hAd
cs,ne intn tne city frutn hrr s,lbil lrt,nt, h.inu
early III rho mnrut1 and takrt, tho ' ueuk trln
licnry. IN the sn,ne Sintu. Tue t,rrUwl,lg hMa-
baud nskts tint lispa.et, y, sent 70 tno ,,!Iso
ptnnpcl III hor Hight unl sent lark 10 t1er hus-
unlsa{ ana her tolti,.. symp,tet,G attleer t,ok
sflnersy y ha ay,as ,trua TN to !" aays tns l', a
which llc hul tlutle up, nt,l tnltl
him md hu o,iYht II, hparA tho
settle TIC ul,INtre,It hreucl hot weeH himself ntitl
bis lMttnr hhlf. TnIs he said he would 10. and
tu,k his tlGnlrtitre III ~ much tsuso cheerful
trniEe 81 tnll!u. Ing nhsoahu. WIZ np!ahTs nv ~
tiEtly- sehn'a ~ 10 @ nG
tnreres,,un!"us deMftss. 6ns the s nil'Gcrs Sd 70
INV % tie @ own .unr!,,loa, st hc,i ,nc!r pa.,cc
,-wn!c ,,x a y probably wn"s tho s"sss OF Ason''e
ASorliEa sA4tos4a hAS@. 49,.
*rci'.steM ~, , .c"nu ,s ~, w. ,st.t,,,sn
% mtu u'!H1 l.,I I i,,n tA ~ i,,,s .,itr
eit u Mnunpt s".!Ht sitv ' n III n,i:a.i liz II:
Win eapS" p1 n,sa' ", s,E", s,t,tn. ~" "%n,Im
hel u M!Rm u"anS"t t, ~, naulGK' rMn1K ,,rrmt
mn coaenfsiL W1 as ,itl fno sts H., uttas hn
IitthuAE fnpor'G. tt w tnrn sns % ~,
doubt or is De!nr saeessstuity sarrisa "u.; Ihs
nnMss ~ - ~ L,,'s,t, ..,, ri,1,,
rAi.mlssot& & ~ ~, ~ 'i nn1ni;s,a @ -, nm ~.
interests haSe MMMkete. t,,, - ~ tndt. @
eessy wnto r IL ,' ", MI. Sar ,n ,,tt 1,r
les ann .elm a, y "nH ' HUI o"'s to' "' ''@ t''
ty Or thsnn new xt,, ~ .cc, tn this nor,elartn
,x1.. ,,t.,,,, r ;" 49," s ~ st snr,ns.
sthui' weIo ! pssna Us ,,s. "E nt niaros"; =
Uhe " ne aGannH 7. ,,,,ir,t.n,, si,Mt vr
Ne .nnI' :" sn ,''r,c,s " ~ - taxnr ~ I'm III"
itesy H. Nns"i ~ i,l. ,yi %.s,,',,. r. s,miir
.oa isnK @ or i'aos LID ,sr W. H. Wias ,stt inst
.,,t.,. re So.v ynrt sshrr,. l,e viii cnns,lif
evs'!t'9 ,oT Hrw ,,t ~. me i,;,,rs,fa ~ ~.
VIII ~ W 1 ,,,,, IL rat,,rn nc y,r,s
@ LIN :. p.,r,"i,Iv hs, nn,,n.in,,ti -
aia intd LEW ssid ~. tT.ro fs2l sviii mi MIiiI1 III
e ~ pE t,. ~ tha M-s, .,,nis which viii
:!,.,, ~, ~" tt.nt ~ @ ~ 10 t,mvnrs vii e rim
euHasn Nv tt, ~ 'iI.;,,n :" IL" h,,si,,"ss
scGnssuA % =. nI't h"o honr .S1,,rro.fri m,t NJ,
Genare !ss. s IN ban r's., ~ ''
| uec's'on Hue eA oee'. W "sni' ~ ~ ~.
| HOARD OF EDUCATION
4 special meeting or tho County nUnrd Of
Education WnY held yesterday, President Clark
, 1881-10-25
1LAIeIfLiGE LICENSES.


torday:
N.t,u.a and rr.it.ne. An,
IInvii l. Hankin TnrEio Mlas....,......M
iAnnie ]. May, Lhfcaxo.
VANITY Byospko south Chtcac
ltVsp i.uaetskn, Chcaxo.,
tInnes K Fisher CbeaRu.,.,.....,.. ...,,bt
tAnMe K. for.ylhe. Cnssrn. Ind.
tThur1ns Cant1eE I'll ueapia ...,..,.,.,....Hj
iHarnh OConnot. E3l Uespalne D
Frank Kaupenv Chlcnuo......
ltnruIino 1nucnsu. Chicago.
Nv, II. tastlgs. LyconnG, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
}AMt!e 3i. Hhll, Falestaue Iad.
lotto Nnnof Chicago ,.,..,,,.,,s.,,,2i
tYoroncn I.Chte1ithas Ehtcngu.
l.puu tiIxbskt l3
thlEs. ". j. slAEginski. Il Uxun......,s....+."..
fChnseR Pearson, ChIcnG1......
lda Murlcn1on. chcnso.....
&C. r. walcoet Chicago.
William GUtkernau, Elk Iroye Iit...............:y
t.ousu tech. Elk GroYo, 1I......... ............I
{Antun Htamau Chicago, n
Jnssttnn sTensUu ChlGaxo
Frank A, Smith, Chicago .,..,....s......
5JohAnHn Fink Augsison. wls......
Margaret Haagsun 1piS La eae....
&C. j. Cruw EtXp, y
tSnruh A. Faxu, Chtcago
j( W. Ieube. Lyons, H., h.
Hattie 4. spear, fnoB
Emil H. K0pp, Chicago
tAnrle schneider, WhHesinR lll..+...............U
IN D. Krstschu,eE Cur l.hrr4bae
Mary i. Voas. vi Wiennd ......,.,,,..A
tJnney f. Austin, Chicago,
lLennlsM. Eastman, chctKo...
Mrs ThetesN btuppsI, ~
/ futa t,t,alln .91
, 1881-10-25

=
We'll. ctluoatcd young mon and young women,
graduates of literary colleges. attend II. 3.
1lryRnt's ChicaHo 13usincss College. It provides
them tho missing link between n litcsMry osl-
ucation md nctlve b,,sneas. They aro wanted
and called for by business houses III soon As
prepared.
, 1881-10-25
st,oottnr .stth Gloves On.

Mrs. Dnrter, of Mount Vernon. Ind, says It Is
foolish 10 try with gloves on to sheat d inMn
Her Min 1T Mfr. Wcrtx' would have bean dcalEy,
ehe thinks, II she had BEEN Gnre.hant,eti. "a 1t
wRs, tho bullet mlssotl him. and it nay be 1.-Two
yehrs bnforG Hhe Will get another chance, as she
Ia goiug to prison for that tlnc.
, 1881-10-25

= TOF0Al0 Itle0ntFh- - y
The 15lh Of OctObur. 1851, thirty years aRot WRA
That tue nfst sod Ut tns pioneer railway. tho
Northern Of Cnna41 HAs turned, Tho railway
, 1881-10-25
TIE CITY.
AND GEN ERAIs

J. l1xL W. u L.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
EE1r.ona. II. 8. A., IA at tho Palmer.
F.Ck. Coures. ireland, Is Mt the Leland.
MAJ 4. Il. tIt,u..s. U. s. A., is nj tho l'aciAc.
EyEwA,r EL,,.EneH, M. H.. Of Japan, ff..A.
MAJJT McGr1Hsrs, u. 8. a.. !snt tho Pacilc.
.Jonx DurFr, Of lletcna, 81. T.. Is ut tho shor'
n1an
w.n. McNEst. OF Milwaukee,, Is Mt tho shoT'
rlnn.
Mis- ,,oss woop, tho actress, Is ut tho Tre-
mont.
aosr Qu1SLrrAnA, OF Madrid, Spain, Is Mt tho
Pacific.
A. Csx,o and wife, Of Milwaukee, aro ut tho
Palmer.
co. FOSTER and wife, OF lloston. nro at tho
Paimcr
J.F. STEVENS, of Scsa,ncr. Mich, Is Mt tho
Fremont
f. W. 1,unaxr, OF stisswator MIMI. Is mt the
Trcmunt,
JAMES MCNAMARA, OF l1avaua, Cuba, is nt tho
EhcrmHf1. /,
.lunoE Il. 8. ELnnEpaE, of .ottnwa. Ill.,, is at
tho Pacific.
II. sC,',Exusrz, OF Hamburg, Germany. Is ut
the fremont.
", H. 1towES auti wife, of San Franu!sco, aro
AT tho Pntnler.
-Mn. ASo Mis- II. f. rESErEls, OF Australia.
Rrc nj the lMelitc.
Harding Of England nn.i Charles E. tiay Of Scot
land, a1n Mt the PnnDr.
MH. ASp Mus. W,1.i1AM II. 1lorK1Ss, OF San
Ftuucsco. Rro ut tho SherlnHn.
JOE JEFFERSON ind tho members OF MS COM
pnuy nrc luH.iciled ut tho Palmer.
FRANc DE LtlIl,r,.t.A nnd Mile. Nosena, Of
Paris, France, nrc Mt tho Sherman.
II. II. LEryAnp. Genernt Manager Of tho Mich
truu Central Ha!lruud. IL Ut tho Palmer.
CONGRESSMAN W. d. WAs,Inr,tS. Of Minncnp-
oils, Mlnn., ~ at tho Pnctlc with his wife.
NJ c. Bu,tclt, United States District Attorney
at Grand itaplas, Mich. Is Mt tho Trcuont
A. Il. WILDER, OF New York, 1nnnaEcr OF the
Wilbur opera company, sat the Trcniott.
W. i. wA1.KEn, OF Washington p. C.. General
rApsenser Agent of the Atlantic Llllo. ss ut she
Trcn,ont.
All e. MAcAnTNEs, Of London, md John r.
nnwtrcy usd George $. Guinness Of scot'and'
nre at the p.lcie.
c, H. srAnxwrArilEn was elected Captain nf
CoIutnny L, First CuyuIry. last evening. tn III
the vu.atncy chasul by tho res!Ynauon " ". 3.
l}rackctt-
PARTY of young ladies' eavo I'm entertain
tncnt nj tic NrwslIoys' Hume lust Gvenilig which
WIS nttcnled by NIL but u,le OF tho buys regis
tered ther0.
TIE ncy IIhistcd s1roet vin.luot at Sixteenth
Btyrl WIS Opened yesterday uId tho 8trGct-cur5
are again running ccur through 10 Archer hSe.
nue.. ,uld conurviiu3 there win tho Stock YurLs
line
TIFF Culi[ornin nve,ue strcet.cars, which
wrrn ,cn,u,rMrIlf tnkuu from tho rnitL arc
nnntn rt,li,tl,u on nitsup street, ud citxrsls
si,iirn 6uyun1 Western avenue Ire unCe moro
nnnur
,,.. ...,...,... ~, r,eor,.o, h,+
IiE tcmpefatufom u yesIerauS' S' ] ns G,,i,t,Sy ~
Mhrnss ons,ra W NHa's"m ,otros street. Il I'LL ~
Hud1iH. w4s NJ a. w.: ~ He9'Ges' ,,; ~ -. M ~
Il ILL.,, q; y :. fn.. ~: = p III" ~ A'n'''nesc''
q. 1n.' =A1o; D. in' 1@.e@' .......... .-
WITH n9nrnpl9lous WuMtneS .. .uG.o sh,,f "E i.st
Gh1 ~ tse nh.GE, x.NcnHs ,;ntar 1ns n'nr",cnns
sanuy iao2 ss',.u.G!a. % ~ ,eH Iu,I,F}rss ANN,
inc nld echuiMls rSt.t'' on MMa ""s "o"nss' "o
, 1881-10-25

Over 1S0,0 600 Howe scales sold. BORDEN, Sclleck
T. Co., cot. Lake md Dearborn atreets, Chicago.
, 1881-10-25

Terrible Losa Of Life.
Millions Of rnts, mice. cuts, l-Duga. reaches
lose their lives by collision with Norgh On
Hats" 9otd by drnExsts. Fftccu-cont boxes.
, 1881-10-25

her with View OF DISCRIMINATING her mental EOtl.
dit!on-whethGr sbG IL now sAnU 9r inBane and
entatleu to hcr liberty nr nut.
OFFICERS KELLEY und ilnnley have locked mp
at tho West Twelfth S,rcct Sutton twp 1rn.lble:.
Michael Enrcorutl. WIN prc uhurgeu with having
Assnutrd aIld r,hbel, l.oda EgwtuMli. Of No. tEt,
Cuna: street eary st',shy pvs'.li!g neas tnY Hnr.
was positively identified IRat evening l'y Sir.
Newnnn, ind hoth win he ldont!aea prnbnbly
by two men WhG WtFG Ill Dir. Nt#WAts total'
p,,ny at ths ttno.
Tile cgur manufacturers met last evennR.
Tho constitution VIVA revised aotuowhMt pre-
- rtx II T. ,ss ~ sl hs ss - 81 e
II reduction os tho lnterMal revVn.io tax on
committee appointed! IL secure tho lHenrppra.
tion " the assaclnuon repurtcd prngrusa. and
Sted 1h, Try rs.,adsr nya f s syeK m %as Syc
up tu.ilscuRstnns un tho proposed alterations Ut
tho Internal Nuvtnue law.
JOSEPH DAiToN. who Ia, according to police
repurts. II somewhat rotnrinna character. xot in
cornrr Ut CottnKo Orovc, .asenun a',d Ihisty-
Albcrt llntton. keeper VI salGon vt snat cor:
ncr. !u thu blight ot snr utrair si,nun was struck
y ~ '4ss o %tn ss"s SsS *sssS 'ifsf ~ hs
IL 3'H' ,hs S0nf ts sa al 002 ,,ys ssf"Ts rs;ast VIZ.
InHluey attempted to nrsest him tIietl to curve
the officer with largo clusp-kMifc. 4 largo
Psrk police. afterwards arrested i,,,n ad tarnr,l
'Aseuuu Sutton. whu iocKod asu, VI, au1 bouksI
htu, fur assault with ttsudty weapon.
luE Coroner heli an inquest yesterday at No.
@ STt %vsae In @ Sp9n ,,ay 'S puy u Ms; @
the iMtluencv NJ chnroft,rD. administered by
IT, A. ~ arxot t. sllHy st,s psi,,f psii% "f i ,'o'S.
HutbuF,It, WIN held The ,st-murlous osamina.
us'n. WIS ~ The effect tlAt death hn!l beon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
ALL THIS FINE PROPERTY

LOT Consists Of two cottages leach two room
and cook house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
IMPORTS.

From san Francisco per Ella, June slhThos Lind
rr- ! e. watch material: A Sheppard, bN muse' y
T6-r-n r nSrs stationery; c Judd bbls glass and
ctr. Henry Nav Co, c. extracts Roth, cs cloth'
Mclean Bros q bhs oil; g Wells, IL cs m2chines,
wrInernv ! cs guns cs mdse; Grinbaum q 90, -
- frbacro E2 pkrs croc; Hall Son, II rolls leather
$50 prs roc IS psEs powder 81 pkgs M ware aha ~
-.tr-iai. p Adams. 100 4 SKIS nours Boles Co o1
y y. hour lis pkgs potatoes and onions; Jaeger
- mdse- Dickson, cs photograph aruclesi
Waterhousc y c. bread: NJ Phillips q Co. y pkSs
Goods y c. shoes. * butter. $50 pkgs hour Dilling
ham a Co. $ pzEs -four
F-o-p Liverpool per Zoe. June sth.-R Purvis, es
Effects. order 30 c. beer. - whisky; Burcharus
Brns 6 effects. rife; lofshlaeger 4 90, lVo bNs
snrn. Levers Cooke. IS casks paint w dfns oll'
Hiahop OF Honolulu tracts; Order, - 6 whskeYi
f'irrha-n & Co cs perfumery; Jno Mott Co. II DDS
Tube % earthenware. cs classNare<V phes lioi
var Gle. Hackfeld 4 Co. 80 bales bags 6 mose'
flrIt- roi e. stout. " Maciarlane q Co = bbs- e
Ike aerEted Water; Order. 80 cs beer SrlnbAun q
O. 10 l-les blankets. cs Irvine: J Mackenzie cs
rfr-fs. Nav C. effects: Mscfarlane Co. Ivy cases
aud casks wine: Capt Mist. C effects; schheler
a Co So C. champagne Hu1shlaoEcr co, 9 sainpies
Prom san Francisco. per consuelo, June 9th-B
Griere 3 hx tyDe hdls 6 paper; Maciariane a 20
ll s-s hrlr loo Es oats 90 SKIS feed luo bales nay. =
fhs ID g ehisev: " q Irwin Co 81 m bricks, ~ =
tts sis -four Il ornaments. - pkgs mnteIlh
TH0 hhIs lime ball 800 sks potatoes IL pales nay!
n Nsrfgrlane a Co. Is c. gin, 20 cs whlskeN pkgs
do-is cfr al casks aud 80 cs beer; \ LONeloyi ~
9 uhiskcy, BoIics q Co y cs meal Jaeger. . q
-rls Eort. ptEs clslrss " aierhouset ~ -
k--ir 81 X oats = l ks -four. 10 coils rope bd
hifs cs rubber goods. C. bouts ana SHOES Nltyer
& Co bhs oil p pkgs groc - pkgs gooos, ~ uois
lime Il Kay a Co. COO \ sks -four. l'5 SKIS grain.
Fro-a Sap Francisco. per City OF sydney. June rs
~ uise pcls. pei coin (S3tD, trunk pkGs 10 bS
e siandad dollars tSa10aOl 24sB pkgs IN transit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
Police Court.

June sth-Akona, from the 9th, remanded to the
sth; Wong Chong, from the 9th, remanded to the
9Th; Wo Chong Hing, from the 9Th, costs 50 and
months hard labor; All Row, from the 9th, costs
So and 9 months hard labor; Andrew Ross and
Freater both drunk, and each forfeited bail, Sc.
June 9th-Nip Kin, from the 9Th, remanded to
the Supreme Court; August Fernandez, from the
7th, remanded to the 10th; Akona, from the 8th,
discharged: Wong Chong, from the 9Th, dis
charged; David KAPPA, assault and battery ON his
wife, fined SI5 costs SO; Davis, common nuisance,
fined $40, costs 50 20; Hawai-, common nuisance,
mol pros. entered; All Hook. procuring liquor for
natives, remanded to the 10th.
June 10th-Ah Hook, from the 9th, fined $40,
costs 81, in default 50 days at hard labor; Louis
Dubois, from the 9TH, committed to Supreme
Court; Mrs. More, common nuisance, fined $40,
costs $40
June l3th-Puuki, fast riding; forfeited bail
$40; Louis Bruchler fast riding, fined ST., costs
81 20; Nakai fast riding, forfeited bail SO, Ka-
mai fast riding, remanded to the 14th; hama1,
Nh Jim Trumbui, Lila Kauhi, Mahuna, Samuel,
Kahawaii, Kahiona, Kala, John Ryley, James Saw
age, ]. Alec Coffin, Kekuni, p. Brechwody VIM.
Campbell Dick Edwards, Peter, all drunk, each
forfeited bail, Sc; Joe, drunk, fined So costs 81;
Anna Harrigan, disturbing quiet of night, re-
manded to the 14th; Kong Hook and Wong Fat,
both assault and battery on All See, remanded to
the 18th; Jack Devyer. drunk, forfeited bail So;
James p. Rand, drunk, fined SO, costs 81 20;
Giovanni fast riding, fine So, costs 81; Antonus,
fast riding forfeited bail SO; Dimond, needless
driving, fined so, costs 81; A. Rhodus and Z. L:
Rhodus, attempting to murder Moku, remanded
till Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
ALav1nan's Opiuion.

EDITOR GAZETTE Il have read with good deal
of care the discussion which has arisen between
the Advertiser and the GAZETTE upon the subject
of our Martyr Father Larkin.
1t seems to me evident,
1st-That the Advertiser recognizes that Bishop
Maigret has not signed the famous letter.
2nd-That tine Advertiser admits that former
certificate has been transformed into letter.
3rd-That the Bishop, according to the GAZETTE,
has said before witnesses that he has not signed
the above letter.
4th-That the Bishop, according to the Adrer-
tiser, signed the certificate before its transform
alton.
In conclusion that there has been no letter, as
the GAZETTE has said, but that there has been
certificate corrected and amended to the needs of
the cause of the faithful worker !"
Was this transformation very moral could
not draw the attention of the AdrertissT to the
fact that if certificate of general character has
already been altered for specific purpose, 1t
would be altered tomorrow for another, SO that
by the same means the signature might be made
to serve for all projects and all purposes! and this
the more easily because everything would lead one
to believe that the body of the certificate is
written in another hand from that of the Bishop,
and it would always be easv for the author to IN
troduce any amendments in accordance with his
views.
/ know FIVE different people to whom Bishop
Ma1gret has SAID he has never signed TINS lelter,
and TO myself he said: No, have not signed
this letter; something of a similar character was
presented TO me but replied that could not sign.
If should so to the witness box could only say
the truth. have not signed this letter" l am
ready to be confronted with the Bishop upon the
subject of his words
AS to Bishop Moran land allow me to say
that Catholic Bishops do not folw the footsteps
of Mormon dignitaTies who render no accounts 70
their fock) be made when in Honolulu, declara-
tions to several laymen and these were sent in a
letter to Bishop Maigret-though was not one of
those who signed the letter, was one Of those who
heard the Bishop of Dunedin, and for this matter
] am ready TO appear in court and sub
stantiate my statement
As to the letter Of Bishop Moran to Father
Larkin, may it not be the same which the Bishop
demanded back, but which the Rev. Father refused
to return?
would recommend, as piece of advice to Mr.
Gibson. that he should call to mind Mr.. Moreno
and that he should be careful whom he makes his
friends. l remain, &c,
A CATHOLIC LAYsIAS, PERHAPS A GENTLEMAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

but then alas they went farther and reached the
races. and in spite of the virtues which they had
extolled at Sundayschool, they fell into evil ways,
betted on the horses and mixed their drinks. The
result was, that when they returned to town they
got into disgraceful row, originating in the very
neanest of causes that can create row, lat least
so it is reported to u.s., and not satisfied with an
alteration one young gentleman drew a pistol
and fred at the native man who was having the
row with his brother. The man is severely hurt,
and may possibly die; but we trust, for the young
mans sake, that the man will live. The name of
the young men is down on the police record as
Rhodus They are said TO be the sons of tobac-
conist of considerable property in st: Louis. We
hope that this case viii prove warning to people
attendance at Sunday school They are not in
faIlible guides.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
EXPORTS.

T-- - Francisco per Ella June i3-S32,I33 lbs
srar fO go lbs rice cs hsms, iamronds, cs ei
fe5f. 81 bnchs bananas Value foreign Si66; value
domestic S5a.s72 %.
For Fauuinrs Is per Vivid. June is-l0 cs potatoes
Z q onions a books champagne G. frult, G
c.lnrct. Value For. sIs3,57; Nalue Dom SOLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The lava continues to flow and the woods to
burn. The view at night is quite brilliant, and
the indications are that the fires are nearly
through the woods. Some of the inhabitants of
Hiio feel that it is unwise to spend dollar for
much needed repairs TO their premises, as they are
sure that all will ere long be swallowed mp III the
fiery flood. Others, however, have no fear, and
see the great flow only as dying out. Real estate
in and about Hilo has not fallen much as yet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Kamoa, one of the men who we're charged with
the manslaughter of poor insane Hawaiian, has
been committed for trial, the other man Makakoa,
was discharged as there was no evidence against
him As soon as he was released, however, he
was re-arrested on a charge of larceny from the
store of Chinaman. The case was to come up
for trial on Monday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
Sailed.
MEMORANDA.

Rrrori n the NJ. :. 5. City Of Sydney, Dearborn,
er-Icft San Francisco June 4th at 4;5V m
and arrived at Honolulu at a. m June i2h, with -
r and Is steerare passengers, 10 bxs specie and 70
i,rer mat 10 j. II. 8 :. Cos Agents. Strong n W;
winds the fret days, afterwards n. I. winds and
smooth sea 10 port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The Police Justice had 20 DRINKS before him on
Monday this was the result of the holiday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

rnarors ana guaranteed persons otnsf IMAM
-. s-.sr 81 making the total number on the pre-
CnAz1Ns I. RoD1ERs, H. 2.
Eaasl ulu 5uns Iathi ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The weather at Hilo is superb. Owing to the
long continued dry weather in the Hilo district
the roads are in their best condition. What they
will be in the deep cuts or canals after good
rain. remains 70 be seen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
On The 25th Day of June, 1881,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
TUP F0Ii,OYING VALUABLE PROPERTY

The makai half OF the lot described in Royal Patent
No 1143 Kamehameha III TO K PaulO and by Paulo to
Hon s. Kip by decd duly registered containing about
two acres; situated Naianuenue St just below ts
junction with School ST. being part OF the grounds
formerly occupied by the Hon. 5. kipi-
ALSO, two one-stOry frame buildings, each contain
ing two rooms Will be put up separately or with the
lot.
ALSO that valuable parcel Of land, situated Pona
hawai- st., in the OF Hlo, having frontage Of
1856 on Ponahawa ST. and $50 II on Pleasant e. con
tanning one and half I'D acre. Title deed from
BENZ Pitman and wife to $. Kipi. very desirable
building lot.
Sale TO be held on the grounds.
Terms ten per cent at sale and balance on COM
pletion Of deeds. Papers at purchasers expense
For further particulars apply 70 the administrations
HiIo. Nay 18Th ISL. SIS II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

The three-masted schooner D. S. Williams,
Clements. master. left Hilo on Thursday, June
9Th, in ballast for Puget Sound.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

Brewers wharf is now being repaired, and will
be extended some ten feet further out than
formerly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15
LeasehOlds, FreehOIds, Buildings, SC.

This property Immediately adjonsi the Hawi Sugar
Plantation of Robert r. Hind, Esq, merely line OF
fence dividing the two properties.
LOr .-KeaIaheWR. Freehold, contains, as per
survey 293 acres, which is erected the following
buildings: One dwelling house containing rooms /;
/ house containing rooms, tongue and groove boards,
iron roof; two new buildings, each containing rooms,
corrugated iron roofing The whole of these buildings
IRE abundantly supplied with water from cemented
cisern measuring 2Oxl2x1i0 Stock proof cattle and
horse pens also about 400 Of leased land leased
a rental below dollar On this land there Is
well of water, fitted With pumps capable of watering
1000 head Of stock per day.