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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02
sHILOHS CATAkRH REMEDY. /,

marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, Can
ker mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal injector for the
more successful treatment of these com.
plants without extra charge. Price so cts.
Sold by II. J. Fringer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02

Centre Township, kas., reports emily 2l2
head OF sheep and 2lS dogs. 1t strikes US
that less number OF dogs would be suffi-
Gent to do the business, and that more sheep
would be profitable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02
KANSAS NEWS.

Everybody in Kansas should keep posted
as to State news, and we know of no better
way than TO read The Leavenworth Weekly
Times Each week it has four or FIVE COL
umns Of choice miscellany selected from It's
Kansas exchanges, which feature is alone
worth the price of subscription. Besides
this, you always find the best farm depart
ment, Washington news, ringing editorials,
and items of especial interest to Western
readers. dubbed with the DODGE Cry
TIMES for s. 90. Bring your subscriptions
TO this Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02

In Henry Ward Bcecher's latest interview
he stated tina; Col. ingersOll was good man
who knew nothing about religion that
Conkiing has ''got of wrong" and that he,
Beecher, would be happy to meet Kallnch
again.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02

Rev. Geo. Miller, Of Bristol, England, is
the man to talk with Prof. Tyndall about
the "prsyer guage." He Gays his prayers
have been answered at the sverate rate of 60
per dsy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02

A ten year old county, 0ae hundred and
six thousand acres OF growing corn! Eighty
four thousand acres of promising winter
wheat six hundred and iifty-six thousand
healthy fruit uees, nearly one half of which
are now loaded whit fruit! A population
Of twenty-one thousand progressive, enter
prising, thrift y people! One hundred and
sixty-two Organized school districts and one
hundred and ffy-two school houses! and
one hundred and twelve miles of railroad
What ten year old county, east or west, can
make better Observation-Disclosures Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02
NOTICE.

q. ;. LAND OFFICE,
Larned, Kansas. May 9th, 1851. {
Complaint having been entered at this office
by George 5 Winans against George L. Fes-
sender for abandoning his Timber Culture En-
try No. 2si2. dated June 10Th 1879, TO date from
June 9th, ISL, upon the Southeast quarter Sec
ton -. township y south, range - west, in
in Ford county, Kansas, with view TO the can
collation. of said entry: the said parties are here
by summoned 10 appear at this Office on the 10th
day OF June. ISL. al 3 o'clock, p. m to respond
and furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged
abandonment.
may:l2 HENRY BOOTH, Receiver.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02
NOTICE TO CATTLEMEN
In THE PANHANDLE.

A Ii CATrLEMEN in Wheeler County, Tex
has. and the Counties attached 10 it tor judicial
purposes are hereby notified to not move any
cattle out Of their respective counties without
being inspected first. Anybody ready TO move
their cattle or sell, will please notify me of the
day they will be ready, at least one week before
hand, and will be there ready TO inspect.
ANY one driving cattle out of the counties nam
ell below without being inspected will lay them
selves liable TO the law. The following are the
unorganized counties attached to Wheeler coun-
ty for judicial purposes: Armstrong, Briscoe.
Carson. Childress, Collinsworfh. Donley, Gray,
Grear, Hall, Hansford. Hemphill, Hutchinson,
Lipscom5, Ochiltree, Roberts.
j. A. CLARK,
Inspector of Hides and Animals.
J. W. HARRAH. Deputy
Mobeetie, Wheeler Co, Texas, May 26th, lssl.
en-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-06-02
smILOn's CONSUMPTION CUBE.

FoR SALE BY ALL DEALER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Police Court.

Nay 25th.-W. Claude Jones, from the I'D con-
tinued to the 18th; Paukohola, from the Esd con-
tinued to the 18th; David kau. assault and bat
tery on his wife, forfeited $40 bail; Kauainu and
Kawelo, both charged with truantcy remanded to
26th Kahue K, and Kaai. W., adultery. first fined
$40 - 80 and latter, costs g %. and three
months hard labor Jose Molina. drunkenness,
fined s., costs 81; Luis Dournon, drunkenness,
fined s.. costs 81: kahauanu. drunkenness, tined
s., costs 81; hiu All Sin, opium in possession,
fired $50, costs 81, and months hard labor: Long
John. Ian Suen, Goo Yam. Wan Nee Quon Poo,
Caeong Chune. Mon On, All Yin, Ho Hop, Tang
Asun, Tong All Seen, Pang All FOX, Atou Hon
sing, Ho Chez, al gambling, three Of these were
discharged and the rest were fined $40 costs 81,
and 10 DAYS hard labor; Naiiile, deserving bound
service. settled out Of Court.
May 26th.-hanaina and hewelo, from the the
25th. continued TO Friday 81; W. Larkin, and j.
c. Wall, mRnslauphter, continued to Monday.
CT an Choy, keeping a gambling house, continued
70 the 18th Kane, W. adultery, renianded subject
TO order of Court; kcalekala, deserving bound
service settled ont OF Court,
NAV a1th.-NaenaenR and hawelo. girls ordered
10 return to guardian; An Sing, opium in possess
sion, fined 500, costs 81 ami two months int
prisonment; hayika, intercourse with girl under
IL years OF axe, fined costs 50 20 and six months
Imprisonment; All Hoon, assault and battery on
I0hgnnv tbOyl fined IS, costs 81 20; John Castro,
drunkenness fined $40, costs 81
May 2Sth.-W. C. Jones, from the 25th, waived
Puukohola, from the 2Sth, Holle pruSeqsi; Chan
Choy, from the 10Th BOlle proSegBl; kia, assault
and battery, fined $40, costs 81 p; 5 keaoeleee,
n stult and battery, fined So costs 81 20; Lee
sun, Akowu, Amana, kunakanUi, all charged
with concealing smallpox. Lee sun, remanded to
the 30th, Akowai, Hols pfpssgWi, Amana, hped $50,
costs 81 ~; kRnakanui, fined $50. costs 50; w. F.
Bartes, violating Regulations Of Board of Health,
fined $50, costs $ll -; keopuhiwa, driving
without lights, fned Sc costs 81; do drunk,
role pyoScgw; keo deserving bound service, costs,
81 and orderod back to service; Fotai, complaint
Of guardian, sent to Reiormatory School for one
year.
May S0th.-W. J. Larkin. and C. ]. Wall. re-
mauded % June Isl; Lee sum, from the 18th. re-
M auded n the Slst; Nh sum, opium in possession.
mandc, TO the 3lsi; sing An Cui, All ,run, Chun
Wah Hin, Pung Yam, Pang Fat, all violating the
Sabbath HoHc proseqUi for all; Samuela and
George Owens, both drunk, and each forfeited SO
hlil: James Mcdonald, drunk. fined So costs 81;
klmano drunk, forfeited Sc bail.
May Slst.-LCc sum, from the S0th, remanded TO
June "a; All Snm, from the Both, fined $50 costs
s., and three months hard labor; Anna harngan,
W., assault and battery, continued until June l,t;
Larry Dee assault and battery, fined $40, costs
So; Peter HardwiceSon ard Eurken Lcrrinson,
disturbing quietneas of night, fined respectively
$40, costs 50 and IS and costs 81; 7. G. Sullivan,
drunk, fined IS, costs 81; ID. Kanuha, concealing
smallpox, fined $40, costs 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Mir. Hart has discharged eighteen Of his South
Sea islanders. He is not impressed with them. Ii
no work turns up for them they will be returned
10 their homes hY the Storm Bird.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
commERCTAL-
EoyoLULC. yUNE ~.

H0N0LC IL. TrNE !. ISL
Siuut OUT lnsi VI uurr improvement IN business
We fe- f1fa 7-esc1i c1tiuus that the cubsrro on
srte-sau1 t-zrci VIII b. removed a. soon a We
Er-iriel Considerable ACTIVITY r-rrulls among cur
tcei-r rszslls is di-oharziur and taking IN cargo
-t -ur hE.k Nus1a and the Lazy Iz-nrson both take
lr-rr u1-rrrs of sr-1r
Tn " z Nrvc-. saile5 saturday with ruiuable
or-ro
Ltc-t =F-t no E-izzls slncc or last from foreign
F--s- aad er laus ti-re deia-luros 20 noteihe " d
Au and LADY larupsou, Tor san Francisco. and bark
1MrLl- Slura. f1r san Francisco.
or uu-lus neoi a-e dairr lively business in tax
-ur sr-rs -o rs uthe- Islands aud bringing back fun
u1-res ~ st-l-.
-nr a-y vessels thr he1h Tor san Francisco. are
str Eu--ka ana Ealalnu.- TIE lati-r win probably
rcuu-r-- and ssr former uhouf F-iduv or Saturday
ssdrf r-rf faa 1s-raes
Tar hs11e E.la. and brig Cuuznelo arr about due
Seen ~ar -.less-o ard rlav rnsie thcir appearance
d1--nr -hc rref- one - thasc vasscls win probably
t-lur from san Frrucisro
IA s-azrs- Aus--li1 s-orn Srduev On ruafc fo~ San
E-ru1suu ull BE- due REV 90 Monday ueri. owing 20
-uu' gua-uu-irs -Hrlafous n3aniuf in san Franc.s-
e. - mar uu,g rl-l uursids fu- she -aaHs
or sa1u-5ay lHs- Nes-- Bg-tou Tucker sod several
-u-rf ai 1uc -ua1ri IL ru-ous paris o. the group
-u- ul-ct .lir T-iCes uu-r re1lzed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
The British Benevolent Society.

The Annual Meeting was held on Saturday eve
uiar. NAY 2sth at the Hawaiian Hotel, II. b. NJ. 5
Commissions, ]. Il. Wodehouse, presiding, as
President; and Rev. a. Macintosh, Vice-Presi-
Gent.
The Treasurer read his annual report, show
inc receipts from members and other sources
of Sl-7Sss0; amount Of disbursements l,26z- %.
fSalsuce On hand tincluding balance on hand as
per last reportl SSH.
The nUtnbsr OF persons relieved during the year
uere Ia. Of which were Irish; English: 2
were scotch / British Indian and l Islander Of
Jamaica.
II following officers were reelected: Rev. A.
Nackiutush. Wee President; Hon. A. ). Cleghorn,
Trsasurer J. ). Snithies. Secretary.
The Consulting Committee was also reelected :
Hon. g. Rhodes Messrs. Young and 6. Lucas
A <,te Of thanks passed to the officers for
the past year.
Tie following Committee was appointed to de
vise @vays and means" for the next annual
anniversary. 1t being proposed 70 celebrate II IN
some other manner, than has obtained N past
wears. MessFs. Bickerton, Freeth, Thomas, Young
and DR.. hutchinson.
On motion the company adjourned to supper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Knm.hnnehn Day.

The time is drawing near to June 18th, the gala
day of the season, and the arrangements and i'm
provements at the Park are fast being completed.
The Committee are deserving much praise for their
untirng zeal and attention in making suitable ac-
commodations for ladies and children and removal
tions around the grand stand and vicinity exciud-
ing pool-seling betting and other inconveniences
from that locality. The purses are received with
it now appears will no doubt be highly appreciated
and make every one satisfied. In all races TO har-
ness each driver is to carry $50 lbs. weight. The
colors Of jockeys will be specified with the entries.
In consequences Of the numerous races for the day
the hour for starting viii he at o'clock sharp.
A few more booths are vet unsold. ana those wish
ing sections for stands must procure them az once.
otherwise they will be charged at the same rates
as those purchasing ground space for the privilege
Of selling refreshments the occasion. Lovers of
amusement will highly enjoy this years racing,
and everything indicates festive day of sport.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Challenge Foot Race Of 800 yards will take place.
Tue Foot Hurdle Race and both Foot Races will take
place at intermisson.
Hawaiian horses to enter into all races, and foreign
horses into the " free for el.n
There must be three entries in all races and two to
start.
All entries viii be delivered at the ONCE Of 2. E.
williams under seal or before o'clock Saturday
evening June i they VIII then be opened in presence
Of the Committee.
The Entries will be closed on Saturday Evening,
June 4, al o'clock P. N.
No horses except those training for viii be al
LEVIED hereafter on the Track, and permits will be
granted at the office Of C. E. Williams those entitled
70 train their stock.
In all races to harness each diver to carry 100 pounds
weight.
The colors OF the Joees to be specified with the
tries.
The races will start promptly at O'Clock A u.
A few more booths to rent. No one allowed 70 sell
refreshments at the Park unless By permission Of the
Committee OF Arrangements % foot sections to rent
FOR So Apply to C. E. WILLIAMS Chairman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The Olowalu MIL has come to stand-stil for
the time being, in consequence of the bursting of
one of the boilers. The accident, as usual was
very sudden, the engineer in charge saw what was
going to happen, and shouting to his Chinsss
assistant, =" Run, run = suited the action to the
word and escaped, but the Chinaman turned TO
shut the furnace doors and the delay cost him his
life. The end of the boiler blew out with such
force as TO displace the remaining boilers. The
cane from the plantation is being carted to the
T,ahaina MIL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Lahainaluna students are preparing for grsdu-
alton and commencement exercises; the small
pox has had i'll effect upon this educational es-
tablishment, also. about one-half of the pupils
have not returned, and in consequence the present
school wear has been much broken into
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Az THls FINE PROPERLY
his is a Rare OpportunitY

For those DESTROYS Of investing The Kohaa Railroad
now IN process OF construction, viii run through Lot
No. l. thereby considerably enhancing Its value either
plantation otherwise. The railroad will also
within very short distance Of the HunOpu aud Puehu-
chu properties This is bona ide sale The proprietor
being compelled to rclinqush business account of
i'll health aud Intention OF leaving the Kingdom.
ANY further information may be obtained by address
ing SAM'L SIAlNES, Proprietor, or
SIS 40 sc THOS. J. HAYSELpEN, Auct'r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Property at Puehuehu.

lot .. The property known as the Kohala Hotel "
This Is twostorci BUILDING, 1oxt', containing the
ground floor large rooms, the upper story consisting OF
a spacious and well hehted halt, recently lifted with
stage, sets OF scenery drop curtains, a. Ne THIS build
ing was erected during The latter part 81 ieso,
LOT =. one large building, used as hlacksmith's
shop S6xi0 and cottage OF rooms with cook house adj
joining
I.1I 4. One large building, consisting Of store,
sb, AMI carpenters shop, N3O also, large ecmented
Cisten back OF same.
LOr D Large dwelling house containing rooms;
houses built OF tongue and groove boards contain
ng 10 rooms, with cook house and wash rooms, water
cistum 2UXleNS.
LOT Consists Of two cottages each two rooms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The sugar crops which are being harvested are
yielding better than was anticipated, and the
growing crops promise fine things for the future.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
PROGRAMMES:

PROGRAMME;
Oahu Purse, $40.
Mule Race, open to ali. Mile DASH catch weights
Entrance, g.
Queens Purse $3.50.
Running Race Mile dash; for all horses bred in
the Kingdom. Catch weights. Entrance sl''
Honolulu Purse, 1925.
Running Race. Halfmile dash. open to ALL
Catch weights. Entrance, SIC 80
Stallion Race, Prize Medal.
Best2iu g. to harness. Free to all. $50 lhs weight
to carry.
Citizens Purse, $3.50.
Pacing Race. Mile heats; best : In 8 to harness
Free to all $50 lbs. weight to carry Entrance sis
Lunalilo Purse, $3.50.
Running Race. Mile dash. Open to all. Catch
weights. Entrance SIS.
Boys Purse, $40. 90.
Running Race Open to all ponies not over lasi
hands high. One mile dash. Each horse to carry
rider. Entrance 81
Kamehameha Purse, 5000.
Trattine Race. Me heats; best in 3, to harness
Free to all $50 lbs. weight to carry. Entrance go
Kapiolani Park Purse, 500.
Rnnning Race Mile dash free for all horses I'M
der years oldi 100 lbs. weight to carry Entrance
$40.
Princess Regent Purse, $175.
Running Race, for all horses bred in the Kingdom.
Nile heats; best in 8; catch weights. Entrance,
sl7 90
Kings Purse, 5000.
Running Race. , mile dash. Free to all. Catch
weights Entrance $50.
Sporting Purse, $25.
Donkey Race. Free to all. Each to ride his neigh
boris donkey The last one in the winner. En-
trance, 81.
Ladies' Purse, $3.50
Hurdle Race One mile dash. Hawaiian bred horses
only. hurdles to jump catch weights. Entrance
SIS.
Foot Hurdle Race Purse, $50.
800 yards. Free for all Entrance s2.
Foot Race Purse, $25.
90 yards. Free to all. Entrance, 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Maui.

Another gentleman, besides a Resident of
Lahaina, writes to us that the drunkenness in the
public streets is libel on Lahaina.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
EXPORTS

FER Suu Euu-s-'. pr vs. Is NIrycr Nav. s. SIS sgi
D. sl-a~. e. tuchs sauzuzs Nalpc Non S,2.fiasi.
rr san Furgis-o. Tre- LADY iaun-nn. NAY si-f2'i'1
nu rlrs NnHgha-. ras ~ iits sugar Ht hurhs
------- IL - = So D.. N.-a- Dom Ssl.ecal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The Kauai Telephone Company has completed
the extension of its line from Lihue to Kappa,
which proves eminently successful. A clock tick
ing eight feet from the telephone In the Office at
Kapaa, is distinctly heard in the Koloa Office,
twenty miles distant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The use of giant powder for fishing purposes is
very reprehensible. and we are glad to hear that
the authorities have been prosecuting those who
transguess the law upon this point.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
NESEcRASDA.

Irr.u-u az kau b. kaaenua- 5crks Mhsicr.-Sailrd
f-Hl. 50 Francesca NAY --th via muiertlic y "
u-.rl ard RE ruEtlrr. lr1s the y = trades Dol lat
= o. .rrr 1ll rHd hsl ih-r 'iEift. with fro1ueut
slrr-r- r. -ulr- >scltel Kan 81 May l2ths had
-tr wul rrT l1a' p On llleucc o. port.
Brna- nr Au hesne Eu-tzs Narlhurc. Master
81 e-uu san trarrisch Nav sIh- frsf GaF hsd
q rul urft rtics Scr. ttcu tuo iass " y W
1e gEH ira ifr E-lics l1 lai $50 y luur. l22.Go
A tat 1-ref trace wv arEs. and tarucf and
4 rrls i-fs arf Ear ~ uilh Taiushcucfs: have
tr --ft nt rsrf l-tra. sirtr SAL 1riav room. Nav
nv a-arrl tiuur'ulE. Nav eNd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
NOtiCe

rs HEREBY GIVEN 70 ALL PERSONS.
2 that meeting OF Shareholders OF the Oiowlu
Company, held the sta day of May ISL IL voted
to accept the Charter OF Incorporation granted 10 them
and their associates and successors under the corporate
and style Of the 0LOWALU COMPANY, on the
9Th day of May 1851 aud that the corporation under
said Charter organized itself and elected the following
officers. viz:
President A. Widemanny
Vice President .......................F. 5. Pratt
Secisia o. Berger
Treas Jaeger,
Auditor. o. Berger
c. o. BERGER
gs53 p87 1t Secretary olowau Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Leaseholds, Freeholds. BuiIdings. 80

This property Immediately adions the Haw Sugar
Plantation Of Robert r. Hind Esq, merely line OF
fence dividing the two properties.
LOT l.-kcainhewR. Freehold, contains a. per
survey, rs acres, on which Is erected the following
huildings; One dwelling house containing rooms :
house containing rooms, ton-uc and eroovc boards
iron roof; two new buildings. each containing rooms
corrugated iron rOolng The whole Of these huildnrs
cistctn measuring eCxieNtN Stock proof cattle and
horse pens also. about N OF leased land leased
at rental below dollar On this land there Is
well OF water, fitted with pumps capable Of watering
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Sheriff Severance has issued placard in
English, Hawaiian and Portuguese. offering a re-
ward of $3.50 for information upon the illicit sale
Of Iiunor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Liquor prosecutions have been pretty sharp in
Hilo. 4 Chinese storekeepar at Onomea has been
convicted for selling to native
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The Traveller who wisely provides
AGAINST the contingency OF illness BY taking with him
Hostetters Stomach Bitters has occasion to conEatu
late himself foresight when he sees others who have
neglected 10 do suffering from OF the mala
dies for which il IS remedy and preventive Among
these are fever and aEue. blo1snesa. constipation and
rheumatism diseases often attendant urcn change Of
climate or uuwc1ted Diet.
For sale By al Druggists and Dealers generally
For Sale BY REDDISG1OE & Co,
10 San Francisco. Cal, U. s. "A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
MoTiCE

rs IFEREBY GIVEN To ALI. PERSONS,
that a Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Kahului
Railroad Company. held the igth day OF May, y. d.
1881 il voted to accept the Charter Of lncorpoa
tion granted to them aud their associates and
under the corporate name style OF the kahuui
Railroad Company. And the corporation under said
Charter duly organized and elected the following
named officers, viz
President. Observation-Disclosures II. HOBRON
II. BAILEY.
Secretary -. SMITH
Notice Is also given that 10 the terms Of said
Charter no Stockholders shall be liable for the debts OF
the CoFpOratcl beyond the amount which may be due
upon the share or shares held By him or them.
WILLIAM q. SMITH,
S5i 81 Secy Kahnai Railroad Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Kaumakapili church Is fast disappearing new
building is to be put up to replace it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
Hawai-.


Liquor prosecutions have been pretty sharp in
lilo. 4 Chinese storekeepar at Onomea has been
convicted for selling to native
Sheriff Severance has issued placard in
English, Hawaiian and Portuguese. offering a re-
ward of $3.50 for information upon the illicit sale
Of liquor.
The use of giant powder for fishing purposes is
very reprehensible. and We are glad to hear that
the authorities have been prosecuting those who
transgress the law upon this point.
The three-masted schooner D. S. Williams, Cap
tain Clement, arrived at Hilo on Thursday, May
25th, twenty-four days from Port Blakeley, with a
full cargo OF lumber and shingles to estate of W.
Ii. Reed.
The lava continues to brighten many in Hilo.
For some nights past 1t has been very bright, yet
parties who have repeatedly visited the scene re-
turn evidently disappointed in the slowness of the
stream. But little advance has been made during
the past month"; yet vast amount OF timber is
icing destroyed.
1iskakoa AID Kaainoa, the men who have been
accused of causing the death of the insane man in
Hawaii, have been arrested and an examination
held. The case is remlndad to June 1st, when i'm
portant witnesses will be brought forward, among
them Dr.. Thompson. The Depaty Sheriff and
Dr. Thompson nave eXhumed the body and ez-
amined 1t. The statements which appeared in
the .4drsrfiser seem TO have been greatly exag-
gerated. There had been no fracture OF either
arm, though both were thoroughly ex tmiled. In
consequence of the presence of a large stone,
which for some reason or other had been placed
the chest of the deceased, 1t was impossible to
determine whether there had been any injury to
it before death or not The sternun was detached
from its cart aginous calculations with the costal
bones on both sides, but considering the decom-
posed state of the body, the weight of the stone
was sufficient to cause such a condition. The
physician who examined it was perfectly satisfied
IN his own mind that no injury to the chest had
occurred before death. There was, however, a
fracture of the left wrist. If the men charged
with manslaughter are guilty, we hope they may
be made example Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
NOTICE.

NIB. W. L. GREEN, AND Mr. n.
w Nacfarisns, win act Or me, under joint Power
Of Attorney, during ny Absence from tAe ki1EacE-
Houoiniu. Nay oh 1851 Saa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

Chief Justice Harris heard three admiralty
suits against the HiglFye,. last Saturday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01
PASSENGERS

F1 san -rrrtsCs. r.r- ~ b Mrycr. Nav S-R Down.
n 11rrur. N-r.r.f g. Bed A >uurr-. 4 Davis = A
rira.s W Nanr. n y rfaulnr, d C 1harios. Mr. Fem
r- Datst-. : Dc1sts J Nanan, > Chisholm, "
-arrt
pr -Iurlsrn Der Llldr L1furSon. Nav at-Nise
f.lrl.'. Mss Er-f and clild " Z NcMhirtcr
. -u1lr-. Ny lu.ue ard sou. " CsmQbeii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The three-masted schooner D. 5. Williams, Cap
tain Clement, arrived at Hilo on Thursday, May
25th, twenty-four days from Port Blakeley, with
full cargo OF lumber and shingles to estate of W.
II Reed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-01

The road makers have reached the neighborhood
Of Mr.. Schaefer's residence.