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Wall Street To-day.
A DECLINE IN PRICES.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The Posts financial
article Gao p. m. edtion) says: The Stock EX-
chanae was opened for business at IL o'clock in
accordance with the sdmmer custom. L. s.
bonds are * lower for the 455's and otherwise
are unchanged. State bonds thus far have been
neglected. Railroad bonds are duh and irreg-
uiar but generally lower. c. c. and |. c.
incomes form prominent exception. and are
up . per cent to ~. The share speculation
while dull has been feyerish and the result of
fluctuations up 70 this hour is decline in prices
OF 14a2l2 per cent. the latter Illinois Central.
Norfolk and western is down ls. Missouri Pa
clEc per cent. Michigan Central Il Texas and
Pacific per cent, and Denver and Rio Grande |
per cent. OF the trunk line stocks Lake shore
New York Central and Erie have been conpars-
lively steady: the same is also true of the ele-
waited railroad stocks and the grangers The
market for foreign EXCHANGES quiet but the ten
dency is to lower rates.
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THE EVENING STAR.
fUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and l1th st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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Rates Of advertising made known on application.
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INcENDIARIsM IN MARYLASn.--Much excite
ment prevailed in st. MichaeIs, Nd, on Tues
made an attempt to set fre to the town hall.
Two large holes had been bored into the wood
work below the first floor, and kindiings in
serted; but the draught was insufficient, and
the fame died out. Mr.. w. J. Shannahan, who
keeps the Central House, adjoining the hall, has
been held to bail on the charge Of arson, be hav-
ing been seen BY several persons It work boring
the holes
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Washington News and Gossip.

RETURN OF SECRETARY HUNT.-The O. S.
steamer Dispatch arrived at the navy yard from
Fortress Monroe last evening, with Secretary
Hunt and wife, the Presidents sons and daugh-
ter, and other persons on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15

Mr.. RIGGS BETTER.-A decided improvement
was reported to-day in the condition of Mr. Geo.
W. Riggs the banker.
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DEATH OF AN OLD NAVAL OFFICER.-Pay Di-
rector Joseph c. Eldridge, who had been in the
United States naval service for more than 81
years. died at his residence in Brooklyn yester-
day. He had been inspector of provisions &C.,
since 1871, in the Brooklyn navy yard, and was
a well-knOwn resident of that city, He was 63
years old. His funeral will take place tomorrow
in BROOKLYN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ sOyEREIGNs' COOPERATIVE AssOCIA-
for the coming season has been Competed and members
may send in their orders unit and including the 18th of
be had at the Store No. ioas 7t street north
1sis By order of the TS TiG''fe s. SEVILLE secretary
20 I1s win eonmenee THURSDAY. AUGUST l1TH. and
Trains viii leave b. o. Depot for Camp at s:10,
fesurnns % d WIN leave leave Camp SDa a =. a21. s m $685.
Round IN ii Trip Tickets. so cents. a,o-12t
FREEDMANs shvfSGs Ard Trust fH Sr or cah
1en al sd andy % S tbs
pd Sr sashs ing and s who not a
claims seains. Company must be presented at OF
fDswarded tS ard It t9 this once Of before August 1851
a Of 81 q % she as Ss1s in the
Eesdy received dividends should immeiataiy forward
Their books by mail or express through respon
si hsf aresdy
dividend declared Of which due notice viii 1e giSen
jy29-2Ot JOHN JAY KNOX Cornmissioler.
IL LADIEs'
OYOU WANT APURE BLOOMING COMPLEXION?
so. few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
VIII crafty you to your hearts content.
1t does away with
sALLowNEss. REDNEss, PIMPLEs, BLoTC4Es,
and all
DISEASES AND IMPERFEcrIoNs THE SKIN.
II ovERcoNEs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE HEAT
FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
IT MAKES LADY THIRTY APPEAR But TWENTY,
And natural gradual and perfect its effects that
IT is impossible to detect its application.
N ii. MILLER,
k-S Attorney at Law,
Has removed his office to Rooms and g. darton Law
Building, Louisiana avenue, near City Hail. jy253m
rao LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
sS SLATE MANTELS
Just received from New York. design and cOlors.
Have always on hand large stock of
GAS FIXTURES, LATROBES AND RANGES.
SAM'L 8. SHEDD,
N16 409 9th street northwest.
~ EUREKA SPRINGS WATER tfrorn Arkansas
thesda, Blne Lick Bedford Salurian, Michigan Con
Water and other Natural Waters freshly received
and for slle on draught at
MILBURN's PHARMACY,
ms 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
e9S0 GAS INJURIES.
f. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance & Co s goods
and quarter OF century practical experience. I
meet ali competition and sell at LOWEST RATES. I'm
nense Stock. Fine selection. ketOrt Gas Stoves,
pRonEC 5o1 ,5fb st-.ot
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MAYOR CARTER HARRISON AND THE THIEVES.
A Chicago paper of Saturday says: Mayor
Harrison appeared i'm the role OF an amateur
guardian Of the peace yesterday morning under
somewhat ludicrous circumstances. His honor
lives on Ashland avenue. and In the rear of his
property is an alley lined with sheds or store
houses belonging to the mayors neighbors.
About daylight yesterday one of the residents Of
the vicinity heard noise i'm the sheds and was
not slow in making the discovery that thieves
were at work. He accordingly proceeded to
the attack. but the thieves stood not on the or
der of their going, their discoverer meanwhile.
engaging in little revolver practice at their re-
treating forms. Startled by the rattle of small
arms under his bedroom window the MAYOR
leaped out Of bed with a revolver In each hand
and. on learning the cause OF the excitement.
hurried to the street i'm pursuit OF the thieves.
In accordance with his honor's usual policy OF
melting out swift justice to the guilty. he did
not linger even to don his dressing gown. but
hustled down the alley bare-footed and clad
Only Ia ..:s robe de ,saet. The thieves succeeded
In making good tfeir escape, but left behind
them several sacks OF plundsr In the shape of
winter clothing and other articles which had
been deposited in the store-hOuses. The goods
were afterwards identified by the neighbon-"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nRIvER'S SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS.
~ NEW ATTRACTIONS.
Mr.. Frank Lewis, motto singer; Mile Mnneta
Thomas, soprano: Mr.. L. W. Anderson, tenor; Mr..
Geo. III: French baritone; Mr.. Harry Mullen, the
swell Irshman; Mr.. George Kane, the jolly Dutchman
the favorite instrumental sOOists and the Marine Band
NO charge for Admission. Great success of the mid
day Lunch at popular prices. al3
GCRIBNER'S BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX
- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Tallmadge Hall (9ixI0 feet) 928 street northwest.
On Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Tricycles. Any style (ether English Ameri-
can) furnished. Second hand Machines for sale Cheap
y28 WM. c. SCRIBNER, Proprietor.
"ASHINGTON NATATORIUM, f Street, between
w 9TH and Ith.-Open EVERY FORENOON For
LADIES and EVERY Al TERNOON AND EVENING
FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female Teachers ready
% cents.
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Rev. D: ". BaItine, D: D., prominent min
ct Newton, n. J., on Saturday, aged n years.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK N J.. August l5-The first
race was won by Sir Hugh: Duke of Montrose
second, and Laureate third. Time, 1:44s4
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Murder at q Dance.

ST. LOUIS, August ia special dispatch
low and disreputable den on the island in the
Mississippi river opposite that city about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, Winston Barnes and
Johnny Gibbons got into quarrel, during
which Barnes shot Gibbons through the body
and Boyd Robinson plunged knife into his
neck. seyerine the jugular vein. Gibbons fell to
the floor and expired almost instantly. During
the excitement Barnes and Robinson escaped in
a skiff to Missouri and disappeared. Gibbons
bedy lay where it fell until 3 p. m, when cor
oner from Illinois held an inquest. The parents
of Gibbons reside in Dubuque Iowa.
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Old World Affairs.

RAIN WANTED FOR CROPS.
LONDON. August 15-The Calcutta cores
pondent of the Times says: An official report
in regard to the crops in the province of Mysore
says they are somewhat more hopeful, but that
more rain is greatly wanted.
INSURRECTION AT MUNEEPOOR.
News received here from Muneepoor reports a
serious insurrection there, but no details are
given. The Maharajah is suppressing it with
the utmost severity. He has already executed
II men and imprisoned 3O0
THE BOER FLAG.
DURHAM. August 15.-The Boer flag was
hOisted at Pretoria, in the Transvaal, on the Sth
instant.
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The INVISIBLE Schachcrle's comet
co has not yet shown itself i'm this locality so az
TO be visible to the ordinary star gazers Ii has
almost reached its perihelion and point of
greatest brightness. but remains still obscured.
No observation Of il have been made here The
comet is popularity rewarded as a failure
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DARRIS COTTAGE. CAPE MAY, v. j.. Is NOW
IL open for guests, and the accommodations
first class IN every respect. Send for cir S:R
culars. Mrs. NJ. +. BEARD. el4-eo2m I..5E
IrENWICKS HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN ND. Is
II now open for the reception of guests. BCart A.
SIS MONTH 80 per week and 81. 80 per day vrKAS
For particulars address J. L. FENWICK, Pro- a.
prietor Ieonardtown, Nd. jy9-sSwtsepIs
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old WINE AND OIL FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best 50 is sUSI1iS Old Seane knoTn for yeSrs
CLOTHING Ee esold at resiectabe ,rices. Address
or cal at JUSYS Old Stand. No. GI9 street between
6fh and northwest, Store, NJ.
9th street between ID and Il streets s>.sIwcs;. Nh
Nofe by mail proannfsY attended tn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
G O M M Z r CIAL.

RONOLCLU. JUNE IS. isst,
rnefe isso acsivc,bie ehanFe in busIne.. matters
sres or last issue In the city auuubsr % snbstsn
tsi saildiugs fOr pto5cs and in the subure. several
dselars ar heiag erected Indicating acuvlty 10 real
estate transactions and = resulting benea, to the
buiiding trade
rAe sfssf part Of the sugar crop Is now u and hcrc
!. ''iEht failinr % In the amour, brought 70 Homo
uln ffcm the other islands although the quantity l.
sliu quus isrrr Vessel. Tor san Francisco have no
d'meul,y In securing fuIi earsces
out exports iuf the week not 50 heavy usual.
the " W Aimy belur the ceiy v-.s-l that ha. ,aicd
fo' the Coast she carried cargo Of sugar sud other
rrcdacc vslaed 81 sss.SpW The Missionary briean.
une Morning sts' sailed for the south on Thurs.
DAY taking an assorted cargo yaned at ss5e4lS only
ga q % which wss domestic
ID The inposis fos the week arr raainly lumber and
coal The bsrts Martha Rdeout, Rainier asd Camden
Afrivsd i'cm the SQUAD with rc lumber earsocs sud
the AMI, fram Newcastle. y. ;. W, with coal
We ars pleassd 10 ehrcpielc bcld advance move.
meat By the Atlantic snd PAeiee Railroad Corapany
having San Diego a. is western terminus to secure
shafc 81 the trade o., these Islands. Win this object
IN vic" Dr.. l.. \. Fofs Arrived from California by
thr city ~ >yducv TO look into all matters pertaining
50 iae FaSrss'e Of sugAr in As matke, or their pro.
posed hns q steamers 6ttaytn saa Diego and Homo
iula. 'hcud sntaeieni inducrmsnt oecr. which hey
plan A. an auxiliary 10 their cAd bpth Tor freight and
Pas'earets. They pisn to enter utc direct eomptu.
uoa with san frsncseo 'ct cur trade In way that we
'AAl ee largely ths gamers iuasmrch they propose
70 oay our P'',dgee right here, thus saving expense
commission ehaEcs, loss by shriukaEe DAMAGE aud
one 70 tarre months tine for fttutus. IL s mate- oi
tec. obliged 90 BY the nuxt stesurr but trust.
20 Welt she Islands a. Ain In the course of few month.
plantations
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am Blk Martha Eid.Oul arrlyra lA-t lturday =.
DAY. from Port Blakeiy and doeked Allen =. . J.,.
lareer she efs the sch American 0irl al TIA. uort
loading for kAhulri, Mani.
The Brit bk Zoe at the os steamship wharf Ia. di.
Sasfzse shAt ssio sac bad tor ihis port and will sail
Tae An bks Camden and Rainier are a, the foo, q,
Fost 81, where they di.chargng their cargocs of
ballast. ~ "
Tue Ger blk ceder is at the foo, Of .,nr I,ke,tls.
dock eiseharging eol after dlsehAring she viii load
sugar for san Pganeiscc
The An bkins Discovery has discharged all her cargo
ifoa SAB Francisco sne taken In fall load Of sugar
y. NJ 3 5. Cos dock.
The An sk Anie with /. load OF coal from New Cas-.
us, Al aneao' In The siFeAm- waiting for berth to
h., Saturday. and anchored In .trsa; It il moi
S2e certain jet 10 seTe she will 20 from here bu,
probably 10 Hong Kong.
TAs hina tea clipper Sir Lsneeloi va. TO leave GIa.
co. vita eSners cargo. large portion of Witch IL
fAii-ay material and portable tfamWay for Clan.
ss'eI<fs Es{, estate, fsoa Me..rs John Fosler q Co
Who have ssiy sold much Of iheir patent tram
oa these Islands.
The !. A. PaikiHbur- and JoAl D. spreekel. NAV be
looked fof next seek fro San francisco, Of which
s.h probably sfiRs our He1i mail
lat nonday "a. the tsih anniversary Of the aoes,-
" 3 Theti, and the shipping In The harfor ,sere
salI asshr is sshting; Al ~ sAlsies ared By
the Fhctis And fFosa PunchboNi' batter.
TAe storm Bird sailed for Jaluit last Tus-dav
Ailrd for another cralse 10 Micronesia
people we're on the ~hsrf % witness her departure
Ihe bk cAsshife 10 no< eonsdssabls over due being
la fass oct from NeN York.
sAn Frsnci.co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
SATURDAY PRESS.
JUNE rs. 1881

lr is necessary for our police to keep
good look ont and to comprehend all
vagrom men," as Dogberry instructs his
constables. We have heard that on one
day in this week q tramp, presumably the
same man. visited no less than five houses
at Waikiki during the business hours.
when the men were all in the city. and
women and children only at home. At
some houses he asked for food. at others
for work, and at one for bed to lie down
on, rs being afflicted with heart disease,
he was, he said unable to work.
This gentleman also made particular
inquiries as 10 the extent and boundaries
of the various properties. and always
attempted to get view of the principal
apartments and the means of commuuica-
ton between them. apparently with a
view to future operations. He is described
as rather short, square-built man, with
a bushy reddish beard. slouched broad
brimmed straw hat. brown check coat and
grey trousers. We recommend the police
to make the acquaintance of this inter
esting, information seeking stranger. and
to the ladies on whom he may intrude we
would suggest the handiest telephone as Il
useful ally. and advise them to communi-
cate at once with their husbands and the
station house.
The vagrant laws of this Kingdom are
very explicit, and sufficient to check this
new nuisance. which threatens. if not
taken in hand at once, to become some
thing serious
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25

We see that the Eleie is striking out on
its old course of teaching the natives that
they are ill-treated and subjected to re-
straints from which the haole is free. more
especially il he be a man of wealth or
otherwise notable; but the native is hidden
to bide his time, for his time. that is. the
time for his rule and supremacy is surely
coming. This, as we pointed out long
ago is sheer mischief making Another
election, and a new House of Representa-
tives is not far off, and the E1eie writer is
casting his bread upon the waters: he, bet
ter than anyone else perhaps knows how
easily swayed by promises not likely to be
redeemed, or If redeemed. then at the cost
of the whole community. are the purely
native members of the House. and already
the feelers are being extended.
The account of the action of the Min
lister of the Interior with regard to the
application of quarantine regulations on
certain recent occasion as given in the
id5ertiser, represents the recalcitrant
traveller as bouncing and successful hero;
while the article in the Eleie represents the
Minister as outwitted not only by weight
of money, but by color of complexion, or
in other words, to the foreign community
money rules TO the injury Of the poor, to
the native reader, white skins rule to the
injury of the Kanaka
We shall watch to see how this curious
tumble turns out. OF course. with hdole
money and native voices one may climb
into tolerably strong position, ready to
get down on either side as may prove most
agreeable or lucrative
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25

VIZ are very sorry to say that conflicting
interests of property owners and their re-
representatives. threaten to render irnprac-
tlcable the much needed widening of Fort
and Queen streets for which such favor
able opportunity offers just now in the re-
building of the houses on the properties
OF james Campbell and s. Wilder Esqrs.
A proposition was at first made to bring
forward Mr.. Campbell's Queen street front
age to linewith Makee's block on the
other side OF Kaahumanu street as far as
to opposite Mr.. Irwin's, to that at Mr.. Cleg-
horns. and put complete zig-zag
into Queen street, as Campbell's corner
would then have been about in line
with the drinking fountain. This in
genious scheme was veryiwsely put
aside. MIR. Campbell then propo-
sed TO give for what it cost, to Queen
street, that margin which would be taken
off his property by line drawn from his
Fort street corner to the Queen street an
gle OF Mr.. Davies warehouse, provided
that the owners Of the property from thence
TO kaahumann street would rectify their
frontage to bring it in line with the makai
face OF the Makee block. This would take
off a corner from Mr.. Cleghorn's store and
slice from the late Mr. Bartow's auction
room, and from Mr.. Davies warehouse.
Here the difficulty arises; the owners Of
the corner opposite the Makee block de
cline to permit the alteration, so that we
may have the modification Of seeing the
old line rebuilt The outline of the Hon
,. Wiiders new building is not, we believe.
hnally decided on. Meanwhile We hope
that Mr. Campbell may yet build ON the
proposed new line, and leave the improve
ments toward kaahumanu street TO be
brought about by the whiriligig Of time.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign,


Ports.
Hsw BIZ ksle, Ro;hfus, London. due H. Haekfeld & CO.
Agents
An bk Cheshire. Bsch-ldsy, New York over due
Castle Cooke, Agents
bstI ship CITY of BOMBAY Lowell Glasgow due August
1913, W NAcfsElane & Co. Agents
Brit bk susolk. Byfogd London due Aug $50 Brew
er & Go, Agent.
Brit sk oseron. Harvey Liverpool to sail April %
I II Davies, Agent.
Bit es SIsngasss NeGhee. Liverpool, due Sept Is
An ozsne Hazard. Miller Nansim for Kahula Maui
An scar An triean Girl. Bzckls Port BlakelT,
Gers Hespefia, Peterson, WhampOA, due II Haekfeld
& Co, Agents
Am bk Jenny Pitts sievert Port Gamble due July $40
hAekteld & Co. Agents
Haw ek iolant GaErels Bremen, to sail in May, Hack
field & Co. Agents
-bk Birch Grove. - from Newcastle Nsw
Wilder s. Co. Agents
An ck Ferris Thom p-on, Potter New York LEADING
Nay II, Castle Cooke Agents
An os C.yion Hali,it, Boston. loading May 10
Brewer Co, Agent.
Am bsine Jane A PsIsinburg, Hubbard. San Fran
cisco, due July IS
An ek Henry Bnok, Davi.. Departure Bay loading
June 4 Aiien 4 Robinson Agents
An bk Wrestler, sehnauer. San Francisco chartered
June i.--As-nt.
Roy, Yacht twsndeFer,--Tahiti, due in all June
An b<tne J. d. spreckeis Douglass. san Francisco
das June $50 W. G. Irwin & Co. Agents
p n. > q City Of Nes York, Seabury, sydney due
. July 4, H. HAesfeld & Co. Agents
9. II. Haekield & Co. Agents
An bstne W Din0ld, Hoadiett san FrancIieo due
yuy 10 g Irwin 4 Co, Agents
Brit ship Sir Lsaeelotts GLASGOW 10 sail In Inne
q. W AAcfasiane Co. Agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25

eeal 10 h~ekfsia CO.
ysena for Blaksy. per Martha Rideoat Jane "a
si~i~ q isHssr. sS . shlHsiss - AHs. : Resiasoa
t'p1 rext fu-Lssef Pr RAiaisr. Sene is- - ~ =,
lssss. - - shnsiss, - y laiAs. % Rs<kf<id 4 Co.
=. rreI Port ry.sserf. PSF Camden, Jaas s,-xsj ~
beet. 70 Hsekfsl4 %. -
sssss csihAe, rsss- pss nsAs cIstss. Jsas ssA-
sfssss lad taliSst In usnsit 70 Hsns nskssg ,
frsp Zee tssiif, rs " ret Anls Jxrs si-sso
tast cs.4l 70 Allen Eoblrson
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
PASSENGERS,

rot Gilbert, Marshal aud New Hcbridc. per storm
Bird. jane oth siSiy-tWo returned laborcrs, men,
women and children.
From Brcmen. per Cedar, June isth-ies Norvee.
iAus. adults and children
From Cailac. per Robt r CLAYTON Jane Gth-i6a la.
bortrs in transit 90 uougkong
Fo, ROYAL Roads, per California, june i1-John
smith.
For san franci.ro. per VI " Alfny June c3-Mr Dora
Rtieklrr. Miss Jones Miss kmma whitney y E
ADAMS, Hill. Capt raber, 2 Merrill. Gus Carly
For Micronesia. per Morning star. June sl-Mrs l. V
Snow. MIsa L CAthcnrt.
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THE carrying Of weapons" sowie knife
sword cane, pistol, air gun, slung shot. or
Others emphatically pronounced 10 be
unlawful by the first section OF an .Act
To prevent the carrying Of deadly weap-
ons, passed by the Mobiles and Represen-
tatiyes Of this Kingdom and approved by
kamehameha III in 1852. The preamble
to the enactment states that Whereas the
habit OF carrying Of deadly weapons is
dangerous TO life and the public peace.
therefore be it enacted, etc. No one can
question the truthfulness Of this state.
ment that such Aae3 is dangerous 10 the
public peace i behoycs therefore every
abiding citizen TO assist the authori-
ties in seeing that this law be- not suffered
To become dead letter. Every one known
10 he carrying concealed weapon is liable
TO arrest without warrant, and should be
denounced by any one cognixant Of the
fact We, in these Islands, have long
hoasted OF an almost perfect Immunity
fTom crimes Of violence, attended by dan
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25
MARRIED.

IBNEN CONEY-M Married In Hcnoluu June sist vt
the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev $ e.
Damon, u d, sAsvxL LHvtN, Req TO Miss MARY 5.
CoNEr.
ARn-Iuuc 10th, AZ 81. Andrew =
Cathedral, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands by the Right
Rev. the Lord Bishop ~ Honolulu, assisted by Rev.
Thomas blackburn, kNV. FRANZ WEstKN, eldest
of Joseph ;. Merrill, Esq., of Concord, New Hamp-
shire, 90 HsRuEr ktE,NoR, second daughter of the
late Thomas Bond hatnafd, stock Exchange, London,
England. and Adelaide, :. \. 90 English aud
Australian papers please copy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25

THE new Eddystone lighthouse will be
completed long before the date originally fixed
the light from the old tower: thus it now OBJ
scures the light over very perceptible area,
viz, II degrees near the roof, but at five miles
distance there would be mile of darkness on
true S. w. course, and pnblic notice to mar
liners has been given accordingly. The new
light. instead oi being fixed as at present, will
be oscillating. visible all round the horizon, in
clear weather II. 5 miles. OF the 1900 stones
OF which the tower will consist 1900 are al
ready in position.