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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

ApoVr rovS.
4 Punahoo College re-op~aed on Monday.
4 Did any one hear AaythiRS Of MO-Szo's move
raents last mail ?
! Or Sunday night and Monday thsre vas ven
heavy Northeast gale.
he RAINFALL for FsozuA-y was SIS which most
/ Y fen duriag the frs week.
Z Mr.. Wilder has been unable 10 start his quarar,
tans Re sosl3 bot ses has Chiaa-asa Together.
he -oaas Sna the sidewalks src in sorae Places
reslly cAsstly Mad over the ankles Is qai.e eors-
1os-
As nine q the Band bows are in quarantins
thsrs VII No music IN Emma Square for souas
time
Members Of the Amateur Massoal Society am
eSreeiSly -equsssea 70 attend the annual besiness
Essssizs 3. tex Iszt Tarsisy.
oar thanks are due 70 J. NJ Oat. i. Tor late
daiiiss pr H-sserirz and also - Cart Nars.ea OF
tx Llray Lr-,ps,- fox similar fSvors-
he LsAsa rass WITH very rvuSh weathsr on her
"Trip. So sustained so-as slight damages which
~iil aseSssitsrs her laying Up ns1t week
Msss-s. BSrsOw q Tueksr, auctioaeers, are going
- rvraoSs 70 TIE nev preusics sroa o1een street.
AeloEzlaE The oeko~s Of Mess-s. ". G. Irvia 4 CO.
TIE Hawaiian Nilsson Chilarsn's Sceissy VIII
hold It's r,o-thly meeting o1 Sssurisy evening Of
th,s week a. the reSidenov u Jn6,s Judd NuGAn5
YaIlsy.
d.. Ross-s hSs been appointed az, assistant
rhySf-isn - the Board q Health he has had =
pstsca q the town PGs under his nedeal super
vsstrIA
Nike Harvey. an Old karnA4iza q so-,e thirty
wears standing, died suddenly at his residence. IN
FalErla- On Sunday last, and was burned On Mon
cay Afternoon
Asserting 10 The B-lsstas Ct the I4th. the ssrar.
Ne-fos vas 70 szil OK the Is instant fruri san
Erancisc0. fu- EonClnlz. and ElAy x looked for
az any moment
We vp1ld call the attention. q or rea6ers to
~ cla-r11s- The srb!sct l. ocs that rucst II
teres. syeryU2s.
II or S-ti-is ur,cn Chinese las. week. We r-ea-t
q cvu-ss that the ChS-ese sSizIt males outazra-
b~red ths aGzis males u al other nAtionalities,
iaclu3rzg Eavsiiaas.
A cszp1as p4-sy. Which has been Up Nj. Tan
salzs dnrirg the greater part Of the week. had
somewhat o r1cfSt time % K ]. r1us- have besn
mighty c,ld a. zight to-
Cart. Biaks has resigned the Command Of the
ssea1-er c. r. Bzssgg. OWING 70 IN health Capt.
Es-ry k1S received the Csptaincy of tbs steamer
and So slllcd yesssrGay for ksIIl
The marine railway * nov uadsr serio1s Dis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

A EerrisnE- from the ether side q the Island
-spores tie s-ilcvi1Es A S-u-h Sea Islander went
cVgr ac kr-az a few taEs ago a-d WIS taken II
e snali-r-z- OuserS Eere gwen b. have the man
Attended %. 111 the CrlErs were ulG o6eTe,i TIRE
7t'1r r1al s,e,i vlthCur a1T cre Hpprlach-1r h1T1
- give h-1 even a drink q water hen be vas
.ssa- s1r-e rstrie near az hand threw r-pe ruu1G
tAe h.1lE ant 1-zlu-=s Is By the heels CUT q the
h-rss. rrsar7c II 4 L had been he carcasa 0f a
helst z-Sseas q the ccrpse q h1mal berng.
One ssas creseif c7 sszca calluEs1ess AID brutal
~ be pCsssHie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Qlaranzins regulations ars being pretty strictly
kept Up and four men have been arrested and
fined for breaking them one man WIS a foreigner
No cre has been allowed through the infected dis
rrct EXCEPT. the sheriff the deputy and the doctor
Eitt c1usta5lss are o. the AnIhlIa side and seven
near kiIauea- Regular watches are appointed fer
a-.T znw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

SINE fsar Is felt about doubtful case which
has been reported On this Island The report was
brought only after the boy had recovered The
doctor went over but could not decide positively.
A. the bog had been attending school regularly
during the time the rash had been On hiul. Il L
.ite probable. thaE L bis vas case Of mild vsri-
ofoid he his sprsaG II aboU- his school This
shows the danger Of children being allowed %
es,r-s together 1t such times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

The roaas Nna the sidewalks arr in some places
reslly ghNst,y. Mad over the Sakles is q1ns e0r.-
trl,rs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

As nine q the Band boys are in qusrsntias
thsrs VII Nc music IN Emma Square for souae
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

he rainfall for Fsa-uNsy was SIS which most
" fsil during the frs week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

No new cases Of smallpox we're reported since
or lass e.se.neaseassoas TON he Islsns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

EuNuErEr. RNECE y tSSl
H7sre-z 81 ceztirsc- tnt 1-e fz tAe ssr.e esu.es
a. -a-re asl - n veslhcr ez-ssr ~ pasf ~
nTH - rsa ,--srzas, nerc=r'n-ir3 ~ rnin. wAicA
his -srE--u4 rrte-euts sl.ag ne vhs-ses. ne
$500 Lse-a -rs----1 f-u=a ci-cui r-ir ca Fsis,v
e-rr as1 -s7zs-,nS -v--h rrrs-hr- ne snfi-v r-ir
- eu-tr r- Sar 1-i, ara h-tr NsrtA Sta- A,.A
a-Tv r n 80 er-r-rs O., c-zl x WhscA rAs market
~ r--s--s zr,e ha-c
a H- sas Orr thr week ve-N- Rsrk = e Mr--sv.
'-- - F-anescc= An Nee - IL. s-a An
~ N1--, Slr- e1-A f-s- ns7a-tu.s Bay. aad A..
h-E nrH-=iar. 7-sz So F=a,ri-ce. ara An ss-k
ha-l11 d i-cr- --u7a PERI Elskirg are ~ - lsar
l--r-1-. r-a- - F-d-ct--a
Nr4-pl-l--es tar t1s-s-- ps.rts b. -ep.-t
~ bare y nlr-a-l are h1-k y e. N----v Ar,
hoa -- ne IRA ~ Sa1 Er1u-isco. l-sEi-- rspts,r
s-l ue-r-- Salr-ss. r-z-
a-Fr u ne trs. Ecsrertar rive ~ Frar-
c4-e haFe fs-e- e. 1he sFh ne s1s-k-t cu,t,ss-.
us.l - sn---s- r- ---1---- re E-rs-rr ---.-s
a--~ n t@Hrr Eae rn'-. NAL a. 81
ssHa-r- l0rr ar Naa Na~s VI Sc a. a.
N7llT reEa -- -u--e Or >a- F-a-ei--.
e. ~ - a--.rri a- So F-E--t-co. c- IT, IVA
ra- ~ 1--k .raa---f or c,ua---r. rfrr. tAr co.
H- t---rs m a. ~-er- c-lr 30 TIRE Wer11 fs-g
= r. rza1-r1 cr-r-e- Uu ~ ch-e-v=L that
ual - Heal1-. & ~ HaWaiisr
-al1-s lr11-z-u- rn Eala Eu-se
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Capt. Biake has resigned the Command Of the
ssea1ner c. e. Bzssgg. oEing 20 II health Capt.
ES-ry las reessves the Csptainey of tbs steamer
And So sslileG yester5ay for ksGsLi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Fir vas observed z qzaraurined h0Gse On
A1slzsa STREET., naszi u olsser street., 90 Monday
11l-1f aSt aetupen I'D ani IA -ilcz. The Inmates
rers sTsaiv r1gsei and he ire s1Einlgrstsd. e'zr
r1t zzEl a -hilf had been severely huruest. The
cal-s 4 ehH 11s ascerrainef &, D. the ~ set-
r1E at zsru=eEa llE1P cF q 1tn7 t1a u1sisar
lavi1T placed EaE laIp in-ats t1s uE',s,srsl NET.
and taen fsllen asi-sc- Hni sae hruse gssss-iit
1ra several e tte 1etn ,-rf1,z hIlrses would tlso
1Eru s---u-rlssi a. rhr WIND whs strong frun the
y 2. az Tn H1ns. The discovery n cine % a vilgi-
Lslr1 q tie ~rara1ts1a rs1il,-arll-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

KEkina, constable At H8nslei- Was thrown from
his horse and disIocated bis elbow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Oar thanks arv due 70 J. NJ. Oat. i. Tor late
daiiss pr H-sssrlfs and slso % Capt Marssen OF
ths LFfg Lf-sss..- fc- similar fzvo-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

camping pa-sy, which has been Up NJ. Tan
ralns dRrfrg the greater part Of the week. had
somewhat % moist time o. II l. must have been
mighty clld a. nizht TO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Members Of the Amateur Masical Society are
especially requeSseG 70 attend The annual bcSiness
rzevtl-E 81 fox next TcrsSisy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

MssSrs. Rsrsow & Tucker, spctioneers, are going
- rvr.ovs 70 ths nsv p-eriscs uroa Quesn street.
zGluIn1ag The oske~s Of MesS-s. " q. Irvir L c..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

on Sunday night SaS Monday there vas very
heavy No-th-caSi rale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

he LsAua NEE WITH very rough weather on her
t-ip. So sustained So1as sliSht dzz-aSes which
~ll neesssitars her having Up next week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Did any one hsAs AaytAiaS q MOsvao's move
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
MORTGAGEES SALE.
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE EN-
i tered into eoPartnership for the transaction OF
General Auction and Commission Business, under The
am Of Barlow Tucker, to date from March lst
1881. c. $. BARLOW,
Su J. G. TUCKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL.


MISS CLENCH HAS CLOSED THE
vi above until the Public Day Schools reopen.
Terms; Half Dollar weekly; Music Lessons inelnded-
S1-5l weekly; % g. mouth paid in advance. Musc
Lessons. lessons (half hour 81 o. Ofers Of needle
work. or copying would be very acceptable. sD1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Az Naaazaa ou SATURDAY hss- Chinnzaa1
ntsac&ed CaFEaa Boss ard severely iniursf him
Carrrln k-lss sus ct-rilll- ever a rufar c1sErse
rierr aha rlta cane h,-fnd alf struck kszn thrrs
hard rirrs xrt1 1trs. The first Eif1w 1crnss
els hnck and has hr-ssu one 2 rrt two RIBS TIRE
starr ti,lus rsrs armed 40 has head eus NJ Cap
t1ln wariae thrm a wtih his arm. Er,lu vhn.h
ties caas-asi severe ar-ffa. Carraln E.,sa
s-srr-r greatly trsru tfs effects II The Blows and
ca1rrt - z-rsHs. rhr Chiuaiuaa Il aas.rr arrest
L q trlEis thlt x VII b. hing t1le before the
Carfaz1 can &C ahcur again
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

TIE Hawaiian Mission Chilarvn's Sceiety viii
bold It's nscnthly meeting or Ssszrisy evening o.
thss week a. the ressdencv u Jn6gs Judd NuuAn5
Nzllsy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

D.. Rcge-s his been appointed assistant
physician % the Bctrd Of Health he has had 4
pa.tsCn of the town pus under his nedieal super
vtSt-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We hear from MAzi that barglAry was CON-
n1ir5sd In the ofscs Of the East Maui Plantation
On Friday night Of last week An iron money safe
vas removed and carried % soue distance. where
Il Was broken open and the contents 70 tbs amount
OF about tzU hundred and hftv dollars taken We
trust thSz Dep1-y SasriT WGlSh VII ind the
n--rr,-lr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Judge MossmIa bound over Two white men for
trial in the June Court for assault and beating Of
Chiaauen on the pubiic road. on Sunday last.
A specimen Of bravery. caused by EqUor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Fl1ruizw Is sha Pslra Courr rscurs f'r the
Esck- Ml--h s-Mlza. llrcsuy u rzrksgs ~
z1r-,ini ~ SEA- Wiilraz1 Courtney, drunkenness,
f1rfsInei So Trhn Erlliv 1gslllE and hntuery.
zzrd g and 4 ersus. MIrrn William ae1aas-
ias. nl.-incLlir an order Of Ehe B.1uri 4 Haallh
f-aarrer 50. -cc1un ID EernL Csniit nles- IS and
- ~ crzcs. l-un. t1ren1Fut1lg lf1 -1re hlrfis q
- f1r enc war and - 81 Gusts J. Cameron.
1rzuksnzess. dlee - ant q crlsGss = EErriaun-
ahraarsnl1ar isfe. discharged Miss Channl- An
tiIrua. ilssi SIS and g. - cnsls ea-h. Mtrrh y
Mlza On rsrna1i f-,m the II izlasa-1 FIR t1e lIr-
crnT u E1rEEFs. was senEanesG CO rArea mnnrhsf
hars labcr and s. 81 cnsts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
AIaU

Ne snail poI reported yet on this part Of Maui
heavy trads-viad storm is raging. Much water
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

II Our S-ri-is ur,cn Chinese lNS- week. We meant
q cuz-ss. that the Chinese sSizlt E,alss outnzr-
5ered the adzls males q al osher nstionaIities,
i-clasizg Ezwaiians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We vozld cal the attersicu q our readers to
rhs istls-s upon taxation Which are appearing II
uu- eui-rzzs- The srh!ect l. cHe thai rrIst IN
ta-sass @vr-vtrr@.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Nike Harvey. An Old kArnESi-s q scr,s thirty
wears standing died Suddenly al his residence. n
RslE-la- On Sunday last, and was bzrnad on Mon
cav aFte---ls,r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Asserting TO The Bs.lsstis Ct the I4th. the ssu,r
Ne-fs vas 70 sal OK the * instant fro- san
kranclsc0. fu- EonClaiz. and Esy x looked for
AZ trv r,Dr-,e-.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

guns this month Mr. C. Il. Alexander has II 900
70 be clipped A ganSof shearsrs have commenced
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington improvements.

washington Is in fact as well as officially so
much of national city that its sanitary and
other municipal conditions are in great measure
matters of national importance As the center
OF the federal government IL is during half the
year the residence of large number of our
public men and OF the representatives OF foreign
nations which have diplomatic intercourse with
US. Great changes for the better have been
made in the political metropolis within the
past ten or twelve years. Ii has been
handsomely paved. SO that its streets are
no longer reproach to our civilization:
and II has been given a sewerage system which
will compare favorably with that of any city on
the continent. If not in the world. In addition
the desert places have been made beautiful.
world is rapidly becoming the most lovely of all
its sisters. The reclamation Of the miserable
miasnatic flats which border on the Potomac and
which lie almost under the shadow of the
Executive Mansion is the great improve
ment needed at present. These pestilental
plains of mud and rank fresh and salt water
vegetation I'LL Washington with malaria and
are serious menace to the health of all its in
habitants. The subject of improving them has
been under consideration many years. but for
one reason or another the project has failed
chlef1y because Washington has nobody ina Con-
greSS TO "log-roll' for il when the question of
internal Improvements is under discussion
Within the last week it has been decided by one
OF the Senate committees to recommend the ap-
pointment of a board of military and civil enai-
neers. whose duty it shall be to prepare plan to
remove the flats and devise other sanitary river
improvements. 1t is to be hoped the suggestion
will be adopted.-N. L. Herald 14H
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ANOTHER HOAx.-On Wednesday last Mr..
Cyrus W. Field received postal card purporting
cnnatian. saying: Draw on me for 81. 600 for
Mrs. Garfield's fund" which was done and the
fact announced in the New York afternoon
papers. That the sending of the card was fraud
not unmiXed with malice against Mr.. Fosdick,
who is one of the oldest citizens of Cincinnati is
proved by the following dispatch to the New
York Tribune from the Office of the Cincinnati
Gazette "Wednesday night: "A reporter called at
Samuel Fosdick's house this evening and found
that he had been sick and confined to his room
Tor the past three weeks. He has not heard of
the Garfield fund. The postal card was the work
OF some malicious person. who chose a most un-
seasonable time for the display of his wit, as
Mr.. Fosdich is likely not to recover from his ILL.,
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1873
THE GREAT

1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
" D6tB Eli ffRacK, STEEL ZEE 'R RA ih"h'i
- II EFFECT NAY isTH. 1881. ''' MN 4
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner
Of Sixth and Il streets, follows:
For PIttsburg and the West 500 a. M, daily with
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg To Gin
cinnat. ST. Louis and Chicago; $50 pm. daily
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
kor Canant.l-1a. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara with
daily, except SUNDAY; $50 p IN. daily, except Sat
qrd-y, WITH Palace Cars to Canandaigua and Vat
Fur Wiiarspert Lock Haven and Elmira at 1890 a.
For M "a; dkzliS exert SUNDAY
1000 and 10 - pm. On Sunday 200, 1000 and
40 Is pm, limited express of Pullman Parlor Cars
30 a. H. daily. except sunday.
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex affortljug
clreet transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
For Phaeielp1a, 500 H.. 1880 NJ 90 10 10 100
shd 10 10 pm: On Sunday, 200. 5;40 10 90 and
40 - Pm Limited Express. $50 am. daily, ex
For BAtlnore, go 500 $50, 1880 m., and 200,
S-zo 40 ,; ~ 80, 1000 and 1915 pm. On
oul9as o'UO i0.30 am, 2O0 $40, $50, 10 90
For Pops cresk Line, 60 a. and lao pm daily.
For AaaAgo!is, $40 an and 4io pm. daily except
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
MP DD ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra. 100 7:2O, 9:2o and IL 30 400
500. $50. 500 and 1880 pm On Sunday ut
zoe. $40 and II 80 m, and 500 pm.
Trains leave exandra for WasSnsion sSo os and
IA. sIad 1900 midnight. On S,indsy az so5 and
1000 an 90 and 9:05 pm " Wv ~
Of I3t street pe,s5 wanna avenue and ar the is.
where orders be left foe the checking Of baggage to
oes''1~' j. r. MOOD GeneraI Passenger ,son.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov29
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0uf-Nf-noor Snnrfs.

TIRE RACING SEASON AT SARATOGA
Great preparations FOR the racing season g
Saratoga are making. Three hundred horses
are now quartered in the association ground,
and fifty more are in the neiehbOrhood unable
TO ind stable-room within the Enclosure The
south and west have contributed nearly one
third of this number. Bancroft. Alfambra Lot
Cause, Gabriel. Patti. and several other western
cracks are in the pink of condition and sharp
work. both on the part Of the poo-box and On
the track may Toe looked for when they moet
eastern horses.
THE rrTrsRrRG RACES
Maud :. was led In front Of the grand stand at
the l1ttsourg driving park yesterday. She Was
presented With magnificent floral tribute by
the ladies' St Julien was also led out and it
was stated that he was sick aud unable to 90
Inc races then began and were won as follows:
IN the 22l class, Silyerton. ? 20sz z. 23lS 2a4l<
z251a, Noltaire winning second heat In "a
class, two miles, Gray Chief. time
a.Sss, AS. The 2S4 class race was
not completed. In the unfinished race
OF yesterday, 2.21 cass, Kate McCoole was
the winner, time :. PSI Cor the 81 600 purse for
PAGERS. Matte Hunter won three straight heatS.
time 2.lS. 2.i9 2l4l1
Mr.. Vanderbilt has telegraphed to Cant Stone
10 lei Maud ;. trot another heat against time at
the Pittsburg driving park on sunday
MAID s. AGAIN.
The Chicago driving park management has
just completed arrangements with Cart Stone
by which Maud ;. is TO appear there on Satur-
day the 23d instant the last day of the summer
trotting meeting, and attempt TO beat her own
time of 2:lo15. This is the track on which she
made her time of 2:1oS4 last year.
NORWICH RACES
Yesterday was the last day OF the trotting
races at Norwich. Conn. In the 2:s2 class Lady
sherman took first money. Screwdriyer second,
Little May third. In the PIG class onaway won
first money, Wiz second and Wild Lilly third.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
AT Albany. N.f.-Albanys 3 Providence g.
At Detroit. Mich.-Detroits 2. Bostons 3. st
New York. July 4.-Metropolitans 6, Quick
steps Z.
CRICKET.
The j. Zingar team of Canada was. again de-
feated at cricket in Philadelphia. 10y the Merions
of that city
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AT THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION MEET
ING in New York yesterday. the paper read by
cussed by DR.. Buckingham, from Philadelphia.
and DR.. Niles, from Boston. A paper entitled
dental Carries" was then read by Prof. Frank
Abbott, and discussed. At the evening session
the following officers were elected: President
d. A: Smith, OF Cincinnati; first vice president.
w. c. Barrett, of Buffalo; second vice president
Geo. J. Fredericks, Of New Orleans; RECORDING
secretary, G. h. Gushing, Of Chicago; correspond,
ing secretary, A. NJ. Dudley, of Salem. Mass.
and treasurer, W. H. Goddard of Louisville.
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DOUBLE SUICIDE.-The body of DR. F. r.
Howe. OF Silver Creek, New York was found
yesterday floating below the American Falls at
Niagara. near the spot where the body of Mrs.
Sadie Stewart was discovered three DAYS ago:
Both parties were last seen alive together ON
July 9TH. and circumstances all tend TO show that
they committed suicide at the same time and
place.
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Two Boys DROWN A C0MPANIoN.-Willie
Cain, Of Rockport. Maine. aged 10 years. was
taken out in a punt on the Lily pond by Ralph
B. Richards, aged IA, and Edward I. Gross
aged IL, who threatened to drown him if lie did
not give them twenty-five cents which they
knew he possessed. The boys say that he had
given up ten cents and wanted to be put on
shore, when one of them, it is impossible to tell
which, pushed him overheard. They say that
he came up twice and then sank. The body has
not yet been recovered. The boys are hard
characters. They are i'm custody.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
= BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND NORTH r
STREET, WASHINGTON, DC, FRONTING
FORTY-ONE FEET AND THREE INCHES ON
NINTH STREET, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
TNEREON, CONSISTING OF LARGE FRAME
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated November 14th
1885, duly recorded IN Lber No. 87, folio 236, seq
of the land records for the District of Columbia
aud at the request of the party secured thereby, viii
sell at public auction, in front of the premises FRI
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1881, AT
SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that certain piece parcel of
ground situate and lying in the city Of Washington in
the District of Columbia and known and described as
part of the original lot No. l5 in the recorded subdi-
VISION Of square No. 1854 commencing with point
the southeast said lot thence due west one
hundred and thirty feet nine inches thence north
twenty feet three inches thence east thirty EIGHT
feet nine inches thence north twenty feet thence east
hundred feet to said 9th street thence south along
said 9th street 10 the place Of beginning together with
ali and singular the improvements, privileges heredita-
ments and appurtenances to the belonging in
any manner appertaining
Terms: One-tlird cash; balance in three equal in
stalinents payable respectively in six twelve and eight
cen months, bearing interest at six per cent per
num- and to be secured by deed of trust the prop
erty Sold at the option of the purchaser the whole
the purchase money may be paid in cash deposit of
500 70 be made by the purchaser the acceptance of
terms of sale complied with in days the
Trustee viii resell at the risk and cost of defautng
purchaser. NEHEMIAH H. MILLER,
jy4-d&ds Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

RECALL OF THE CHINESE EDUCATIONAL MIS-
sI0N.-Late adyices from China indicate the re-
call OF the Chinese educational mission. estab-
lshed at Hartford i'm 1872. The cause of this
action is not clearly understood. but IL is ey-
pected that the boys will soon start for home.
There are about one hundred OF them now
studying in this country, Of whom fifty are in
colleges or technical schools. The mission has
done az important work in educating the BOYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

The MISSING WHALERs FoUND-The whaler
Thomas Pope, Capt. Willard. arrived in San
Francisco, Tuesday evening from the Arctic
She left the Straits June 81. The day before
leaving she spoke the whaler Progress. Capt
Barker and from her learned that Indians near
East Cape had found the two missing whalers.
Nigilant and Mount WOllaston The Indians
found three corpses only on board the vigilant.
ana rom their appearance it was evident that
they had died in the first year of their cantiyitv
in the ice. The Indians brought away from the
Nlgllant some money. spyglass bombgun and
fOwling piece. No one dead or alive was found
in the Mount Wolaston. The revenue cutter
Corwln has sent out a sledge party i'm search of
the Indians to recover the articles named and
obtain further information. There is no news
from the Jeanette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

The FLAG OF FARRAGUTs FLAGsHIP-Amonc
the many flags which were floating Yesterday
was one owned by Major Howell. and that a ar
has history. Shortly after the breaking out of
the rebellion the flag. which is of fine bunting.
and was larger in dimensions at that time than
at present. having been cut down to remove
tattered edges. was ho!sted on the running
mast of Admiral Farraguts flagship. the Hart
ford. 1t was borne 10y this ship throughout the
naval campaigns of the great admiral. 1t ioated
from the topmost spar at the winning of the
blOckades at Forts jackson and ST. Philip. below
New Orleans, and again at Vicksburg and Port
Hudson. Later on it was at the seges of Forts
Morgan and Gaines. at the entrance of Mobile
bay. 1t was beneath its folds that Farragut
was flashed to the mast during the former of
the last two mentioned engagements. Upon
the surrender Of Fort Gaines this flag was the
first to be raised above the ramparts. where it
continued to float until the fort was abandoned
ADRIAN Mich. Tunes