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. HocE, JAS. H.MESAGER, cmAs. r.
HoGE, MESAGER & HoGG.

JAS, W, HoGE
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MEMORANDA.

Report of = y $ City o. Sev Y5rL. " Z seabury.
ClumanIsr--sfI. rom sydney Juue 10Th ~ 9 r 81.
liselaEeei pilot 70 $40 =. Arrived a. Auckland June
I-t 40 11- s. SaIi-d from Auckland June I'D a. 60
L fa-s-l the samoan grIup during the morning q
June &tL Net with very heavy y 2 trade winds IN :
degree y TAT. rHutuuiIgu until arrival a. Honolulu. July
"a. 90 80 g. Detained u hour- in quarantine IN
An -slaEd-
Eeprrt OF bstne Wm o. Irwin. Capt Geo p Douglass,
7aiiNi from san Francisco June I'll 81 30
e. M. wind y " sea smooth - noon on the 23rd took
1bservntt0n and found We were IN NJ 81 % y. long
lzf- 10 N. having made o. this time from North Head,
~ mile- June 2fth. by observation found We had run
during the preceding - hours go miles being then N
int ~ d. long Is=. June 10Th, by observation had
male $50 mle-. From thence 20 June 3Oth had light
v giuts- and afterwards 10 port light eastsrly winds
Eitn smooth --s- Arrived IN Honolulu July ID, l0E
Idav- from san Francisco.
The bsr-e " 10 Irwin. Cspt o II Douglass, arrived il
port or THE ard 4L-t- naElug tAe passage froru san Fran
|ciscO Ll lrE days FrOn her report which sppears IN
another column. we CLEAN that her best run was go miles,
made IN about Z2h hour. A. before reported in the
columns % the ADyEEItEEE. the Irwin Is loftily spared,
and throws a large amount Of canvas 20 favorable winds.
Her length o. rs 70 over all. beam % u, hold - - and
has carrying capacity for about 1000 bags sugar, (about
No tousJ she D. brsanthne rugged and spreads ESQ 50
yards u CANVAS The height Of her mainmast IS - feet
and u her fore yard 2 feet. Accommodations may be had
for hfteen passengers in the cabin, and about ten in the
teera1e- She y, as capt Fuller our harbor MASTER says,
one ~ the huest modelled vessels that has been built
10 the Spreckels line" and we hope that the brigantine
" q Twins record Will be always in accordance with
the wish Of hes lamesske ~ full and fast" The Irwin
sails TO-DAY for tie Coast with q full cargo and = good
passenger list.
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Funeral of the late Chief Justice.

The body of Charles Coffin Harris, had.
been removed from his residence at Wai-
Ikiki, and placed within the chancel of St.
Andrews Pro- Cathedral. A coffin of fine
woods and superior workmanship, was
beautifully decorated by tasteful and affec-.
stionate hands. The soft waXen white OF
1.-The odorous stephanotis was intertWined
land wreathed around the lid; and there was
la glitter of white shining lilies that cover
ed the coffin like stars.
The solemn toll of the bell called the peO-
pie of all creeds, and conditions to pay a
last respect to one who had swayed in
palace Hall and Judgement seat; but who
was now confined to his last narrow home.
At , p. NJ. the Lord Bishop OF Honolulu ac-
scompanied by the Rev. I. Blackburn, NJ.
A, and the full choir of st. Andrews, en-
tered the church, and commenced the funer-
sal service. The Psalms proper to the ser
vice were chaunted by the clergy and choir,
appropriate hymns were sung. Among
those present at the service were II. X. H.
zthe PRINCESS Regent, His Elk. Governor
5Dominis,S H. r. H. the Princess Likelike,
Hon. a. s. Cleghorn, General Comfy, Resi-
dent Minister for the United States, II. b,
NJ Commissioner, Major Wodehouse, NJ!
sFeer Commissioner of the French Republic,
sJndges Judd and McCully, the Revs. ;. @.
sDamon, W. Frear, Hyde, s. E. Bishop and
bingham, COnsuls Mckinley, Cartwright,
Lafne, the Hon. Mobiles Bishop, Fhodes,
sKaai, and a large c%oncOurse filled the
schurch. -
z The funeral procession moved from the
schurch about ten minutes before tLree
O'Clock headed by the Hawaiian Band play
line a solemn " Dead March, The start
limo of the procession was marked by a gun
fired from Punchbowl Battery, n minute
were fired whilst the solemn coTte9e
wound its wav to the last resting place of
the deceased in the Cemetery in N9uan9
VALLEY. The Military Companies t9lloWed
the Band, the Mamalahoa Guards the
Princes Own, and the Kings G9afd, neat tSaeo
come h Ghoristers in their SUPPLIES, TWEEN
sty in number, followed by Rev. +. W. Mer-
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strong rivalry between Dr.. F. Hutchinson.
Minister Of the Interior. and M. Hams. Minis
ter Foreign Affairs and as King kamehameha
". gave his confidence to DR.. Hutchinson, Mr..
Harris retired. along with his friend DR.. J. Mott
Smith, then Minister Of Finance. And Mr..
Harris remained in retirement from public life
until the death Of King Ka~mehameha V.
and during all -of the reign Of the succeed
ing King Lunalilo. In February, 1874, on
THE accession OF King KALAkACA, Mr.. HARRIS
was appointed First Associate Justice OF
THE Supreme Court. and Vice Chancellor, q po-
|sirion just then vacated by Mr.. Hartwell. When
Chief Justice Allen resigned his Office on the
|3lst Of January. 1877, Mn. HARRIS became
Chief Justice and Chancellor Of the Kingdom.
He was invested with the grand cross Of the
|orders OF Kamehameha and Kalakaua.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

- F.Ikiuberg is rapidly discharsins and viii SAIL in
q few days for the Coast
rhs Fureka arrived out on the 22nd nit, Capt N'rdnnr3
III nrobably come back in command
-. Hubbard and Ravens displayed their hags m
ordr n the reception on hoard the hWin-
=. ~ GLIMPSE and Martha Rideout have sailed Tor
- so5nd in ballast, the Annie Will probably toilo" hyI
the 18th inst
Tbo Monitor and Jenny Pitts have arrived with lumber
: ra5idiy dischsrging, they both return 10 the
sound in ballast -,
Inc -, : norfiOn Of the sugar on board the surprise
reports tnAtA Ssnt Jackson states that the hides thst
- board the Surprise were all ualnaesd w "a
we're on = hack on the Julia, He also states that the
~ ts sound and in ht CONDITION 70 commune nj
49, 1- 0reat many " heavy seas between mere ana
Frisco, Captain
INC NFurrav is At the old Custom House wharf
- To- San Francisco. Capt Ravens expects Ossll
- Coast about the 18th inst, and hopes 20 arrive IN
III aS tine even II he has an old vessel
r. HI ceder is almost loaded but the luhess OF N@P'
stiiiS, |iI DELAY her sailing for San Francisco
- - Loads with ballast on the 18th inst, Tor the
= - rossfbiv 20 load lumber there Tor Syunsy- O4lt
= bas made good time IN dscharsLhs us S"s'
= N to1s sf coal. being only 9days IN port
- pobert CLAYTON will probably sail today Tor hons
IN ne Captain il not pleased With III '"s
gOute. vs-fs.s uI.re a mail boat
The Jenny walker take me
- winnings Island and TINS PeAt
"a. anal journalistic fsyoTs Ssse n@t feesis '
an 6auds 81 Purser flau-
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tCoM
PRIDAI. JULT 1881.

EMAGNA Jul ~ 1871
The bustn%s community Of this city have no reason
!" eomplaig- % a dearth % activity iu the various lines
% trade, the occasion % the Glorious Fourth. and the
end % the quarter. combining 70 Keep All the business
people well employed either Ia attending b. sales or iu
arranging AMI forwarding accounts The arrival 81 the
Ms City Of New YORK from The CoIonis- on the hfth.
offered shippers an opportunity D. forward sugar aBd
oher products % the Coast 10 the extent % sJ-.12fg7.
and which includes 9f.sc0 Ibs sugar valued 81 $50
$3.50 betsl leaves % the amount ~ slzj. AMI -ls
worth Of banana.
IN TINS Issue We present our reader the usual quar-
.sftJ returns from the Custom House, delayed by waiting
Tor returns from Eahulul and HIo.
\ glance 81 the exports. A. thus ohciaIy set down.
SHOWS that during the past quarter The export 81. sugar,
nee moiasses. banr-as, rum, sheep skins and bstel
HEs nave increased over the amount reported for the
PREVIOUS IKE period and for the SIX months dating from
an iat' 1871. We hud a notable increase In all our domes-
nc produce exported. which sums up ia a total Of
"oiiars and cents ~ sI21t .2s025- Lack Of space compel,
subi0incd report
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.rilI, Rev. ]. whaIIey, Rev.T. Blackburn,
NJ. 4. and the RI. Rev. the Lord Bishop OF
Honolulu. The hearse followed, the pail
being borne by Hon. a. >. Cleghorn, Hon'
fC. r. Bishop, Hon. :. X. Kaai, Hon. w.
sC. Parke, Rev. A. Macintosh, n Messrs.
a. J.. Cartwright, a. :. Hartwell ana ). =.
Pfiuger. As chief mouFneTs, Col. w r..
ALLEN and Mr.. r. NJ. Hatch followed the
ihearse. Then came the carriage OF II: H.
sH. the Princess Regent, attended by Majors
.Royd and Iaukea, members of His Maiesty's
staff, and a long array of carriages followed
containing, am0ng others, Gov. Dominls
land their Excellencies Messrs. H.. y. r
gCarter, and ]. s. Walker; His Eek. Mr.. w.
/. Green, Mr., John E. Barnard, Messrs. w.
10. Smith, J. NJ. M%onsarratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin, Messrs. w. r.. Castle and J. Russell,
Rev. DR.. Damon, Messrs. Schmidt, Hack
field. Bickerton, Dole, p. c. Jones and Pres
ton, Hon. G. Rhodes, Mr.. G.. ID. Freeth, and
smany others. These were followed by I'm
CINE CO.. No. 1, which turned out in falr
numbers, and the procession was closed by
"a large detachment of police.
! Atthe Cemetery when the large company
sof mourners had assembled oun the grave,
the final portions of the funeral service were
performed, the ChoTiSters chanting the
Lords Prayerand singing the solemn hymn
IA few more years will roll" The remains
of one who has for a generation been a liv-
ling and moving figure of notable proper
tionS amongst tbs were then consigned To
their last resting place.
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THE office of Chief Justice is, next TO the
Throne, the foremost and most influential
i'm the Kingdom; and all subjects of the!
appreciate in the highest degree its
incumbency. The gravest questions
affecting the life, liberty and property of
every citizen, are largely influenced and
determined by the Chief Justice. There
fore, such an official should be above party
influences, independent in position, free
from all business associations; and alto
above suspicion. 1t is not well TO
have n so-called strong man, who will
|usurp the functions of others; nor even o
~well-informed man, who is carried away
by partisan bias. The character of the
Supreme Judge of this country should he
we'll balanced; he should be able and fear
less to serve right and justice, and should
regard the interests of a whole people, in
their poverty as well rs their wealth; the
poorest, as well as the riches man, feeling
assured that our chief seat of justice was a
Ibulwark of right. Therefore, the choice of
a successor to the late Chief Justice is a
question of the highest national import for
the consideration of the Occupant of the
Throne, and we doubt not will be decided
in the spirit of the highest patriotism.
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DEPARTURES

COAsTwIsE.
5-Stmr Likelike, for HilO
5-Stmr Mokolfi, for EooIau
%Schr Wafehu, for Wafalua
1-Schr GenI siegel for Waialua
@Stnr Lehua, for Molokaf
@Stmr Eilauea HOu, for Eahuluf
@Stmr q r Bishop for Kauai
%SchT Jenny. for NawiIiwfH
-Schr Leah, for Honoipu
6-Schr Wafolf. for Paauhau
G-Schr Wailele. for Malfko
6-Schr Eekauluohi, for Haralef
7-Stmr IvRlani, for KOna and Kan
7--Stmr Jas MAkee, for Kilauea AMI Rapaa
z-Echr Mana for Eeokea
FoREIUN.
JuIy ? Schr Jenny Walker for Paintings Island
]P u ; ; City Of New York, Seabury. for y r
G-Br blk Glimpse. Norris. PIT Townsend
6-Am blk Martha Rideout. Wfckburg. PIT Towusei
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EXPORTS.

Tor Fanuins- Island per Jenny Walker. July 2-E
pkg provisions, ? - ammunition, 1 sewing inch. and lJ
misc stores Tor Islands. Foreign value sl,2Ol.2J.
For san Francisco per City Of New York. July 6-s,l7l
pkg sugar. 10 pEg- betel leaves. II bsEts fruit, GJS bnch'
bananas Domestic value S5slZig1.
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ARRIVALS.

CoAaTwIsE-
July @stmr q X Bishop from Kauai
.E-5tmr kilauea HOu from Kahului
-atmr Lehua, from Maui
Actmr MokOli. from KOOlaH
ASchr Wailele, from Nalfko
4schr Mana, from Keokea
-Schr Waioi, from Paauhau
&schr Keknuluohi. from HaneIef
ASchr Haleakala, from Hno
A5chr Leah. from HOnOipu
2-Schr Prince from Kona and Kau
1stmr Likelike from HilO
5Stmr Iwalani, from Eona and Kan
star James Makee from Kauai
3-schr CatArina, from Kauai
@Schr Marion. from KukuihaeIe
J=schr Julia. from E1eele
FoREIGS.
July J-Amb gtne W g Irwin. Douglass. IOL dys I'm : M
5@P MS 3 City Of New York. seabury, Australia
Am bk Jenny Pitts. Seivert, 25 dys I'm p Gamble
Am okte III Falkinburg. Rowland. Il dys I'm : r.
Am oktne Monitor, johnson, 10 dys I'm Eureka
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,BNHIS ~ TO CERTIFY THAT GEORGE
q. STRATEM EYER and q. II. JAMIE
Of Honolulu, constitute the Firm Of StraiermH& nd
lanes, doing business on ItO;el Street. nOnolaln, a - onte a.
Painters, orainsrs and Decorators. n
sf~RATEMEHR IN & JAMES. -
HonoIulu, jane 25th, 1881. Iunlssss
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NOTICE.

a LII ACCOUNTS Due TO TIE FIRMF
IN OF BROWN g. CO..o Of OVER @ r1onthf4
standing, IL not settled on or before the 10Th day Of july, 1881
he placed in Highlands Of Mr.. Luning for collection.
BROWN & co. 7
Honolulu. July 2d, 1881. uly2 "a
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.
Ger bk Ceder. Rholfs
Am brig r T Clayton, David
An bk Annie. SAndberg.
Am BIZ ID c Murray. Ravens
- bktne J A FalkinburS. Hubbard
- bktne Monitor, Johnson
- hStue " @ Irwin, Douglass
an q Jenny Pitts. sievert
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PASSENGERS.

F0r Hong Kong per Robert r CLAYTON. JULY 5-l2g
Chinese, in transit from Callao.
For Fannings Island per Jenny walker, July Wv
Gregg. " Marshall.
From sydney and Auckland per CITY of New York.
IuIy &C q Parsons, and 90 In transit.
For San Francisco per City Of New York. July Miss
~ Clarke, Mrs X A MaoAe. Mrs Capt Morse and son, J
Campbell. wife and son. II X Hollister. Chas Bronig sud
wife. jas Dodd and wife. J II Black. Luke A Port. Miss
Patty DR. Tisdale. JnO Mckeagur, Capt Whitney. G W
Macfarlane. Mr. and Mrs McCrindle. Miss VI Alexander,
; r Alexander, Mrs ThurstOn. " J HOrner.Jr.C Mangles.
T. q Jones and daughter, CIV Comfy, Frank + Hast
iuss.G y wilcox. Geo Lucas. Miss Lucas, Miss Richard
son. Mr. , T Barney. & Spreckels and wife. W Telfair.
r. EeaudOin. " r Foulkes. + Townsend. Mrs Bird and
daughter. Mr. A q Ludwig. r r CanaVan, II KOolmar.
Chas Rodgers. n Nutter. NJ Kutschura. J DCick. r
J Albrecht, Jas smith. G. A Weymann. Jas
Berry. John Burke, J Lampe, G. W Patty. Mrs a Burgess.
" - Reed, N SherOu. " Hastie, Thos Reilly. J CLARK, "
q Lawrence. " smith, Mrs L Dournan. = II Wilt. VI
Thos Adderly, ID Cross and wife, Mary 4
Myers. Mrs X Leai. O. " Coffee, and IS Chinese.
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r-.rI. for HsaoIHIu from Foreign Psr

Following T. a list Of the vessels leaving this por
daring the month Of June. with valuation OF cargo
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CHtwFoHD-At KulaOkshua Plains, Honolulu. on the
.Iud inst. Of heart disease. Eli J RAwFORD, aged IS years
land : months The deceased nad resided on the Islands
since ISL and was well known amongst whalemen- He
LEAVES q wife and three children. CNew York and New
Jersey papers please cOpy.)
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NOTICE.

RS. o.. ~. WiSIIE rs TO MOTT
I'VE " the ladies Of Honoinla, aud the puhiic generally.
that she has disposed Of her Millinery aud Dress Making Ks.
tsbliShment 60 Mrs Wilkinson, who will carry on the business.
and takes the present opportunity Of thanking her numerous
patrons for the very liberal patronage extended 20 her, and
would bespeak for her successor n continuance 81 the same.
MRS. ID. - GRIFFIN.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on June 9lth, at the residence Of the bride.
father. by the Rev Alex Macintosh. assisted by Rev I
.Blarkburu WALTER VI GFFARD to MATTE PETRE
youngest daughter Of a z B~rickwOOd. Esq. Postmaster
General 81 the Hawaiian Kingdom. Jersey Channel
islands, papers please copy.
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Mr. Dole then rose and said:-Nlay ItE
splease the Court, there is one thing l wish
TO saw in regard to the late Chief Justice.
In wish TO bear witness to his great industry,
his faithfulness to his official duties. Even
when he was in good health this was
rather marked. He seemed to shrink from
\ ohsentino himself from his work, takingI
lint very few vacations. His one pro-
ltracted visit abroad was eXcusable by
reason of failing health, which even then
had become serious. Since then, with but
little interruption, he has attended to hisE
work with great energy, in spite of his in
'creasing illness, the severity of which few
fhaye realized besides his intimate friends
land those of us who have practiced before
him. He has defied his malady, and With
In frmness and strength which / call hero-I
ism, devoted himself to public work through
it all without CESSATION, ever up to the dayI
of his death. He died in the harness as
few have the good fortune to die. | speak
sof this because it seems admirable to me-,
land because it may well remain to Us a!
cherished memory, and n worthy eXampieI
Ito Bench and Bar alike.
A. F. Judd, First Associate Justice, saId:l
j When | beheld last Saturday the form OF
the Chief Justice of this Court PROSTATE in
sdeath, the lament of the poet King over
sSamueI came TO mind: Chow are the
mighty fallen in the midst of the BATTLE
When we yesterday committed his body to-
its last resting place, no doubt the thought
was uppermost in the minds OF US all, that
with the loss of the Chief Justice, the ma
stion has lost its chief adviser, and the,
aCOvarnment IFS main support.
The liberal education received ut Har-
ward College, with some experience at the
Bar. gave Judge Harris a good preparation
for the battle of life. He arrived ut the
Islands still a young man, during the foim-
alton. period of our history, and entering
7our then infant country as n practitioner,
anSoccasionally our Legislature as a Rep
lrasantativa. he contributed to the growth.
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IRON STEAMBOAT CO.
For COMFY IsLANn-

Boats for IRON PIER leave West 2s1-st. bourlv a . -
to 2 D. 10. Pier 40. J. 80 minutes later. ~ - ~
Boats SEA BEACH RAILROAD loave pier NJ
hourly, s:lJ a. m 20 1918 p. N.
y. Bon SUNDAYS, extra boats az short intervals
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.

N MEMPhREMAGOG AND QUEBEC.
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
encihs June Y, special Express Train with
or Nars VIII leave Grand Central Depot New-York via
- - o. anu H. X R. at 1895 A. NJ. daily (exoept sun
days. arriving at White Mountains .arl !, An The ,
~ 'ne tables rates. etc, Ticket Agents of N T.
- nIAroisAn g. I. A.. 4th-ave and 42d-st NJ Y
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A on and after luly II, ISL

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosscs and C0rtandt-
Streets Ferries ~ follows
Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and Souh, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached T. M, $50 and $50 m daily
WuhamSpurt, Lock II a. D.. md
Erie y.
eun Ceutre3ud the OH REGIONS.
Baltimore WASHINGTON and the South Limited Washing
ton Express Of Pullman Parior Cars daily except sunday
l0a arrive Washington Regular at $50 ana $50
a M $40 and ION. aud Il night sunday 4;3O
ANA 10 y. m. ana l2nsGnt
lIpreSs Tor Baltimore except sunday p. m
For Atlantic CITY, IN, without change Of
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey city ahordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brook lyn travel.
Trains arrive From Ptsburg, S O:4O a. m. 0;35 p M
daily G:30 H. daily, except Monday. From Washington
ana Baltimore, $50 M 800; 5:20, $3.50 and lQlU ~
pha 300 ESQ :, 0iolEt2 dlio llO, ., BOD 5.e1
lO4O. ll:4O a. $50, $50 9;55 and 1890 p. II.
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SWITHTN C.SHORTNDGESN IEDTAPcnp.
-. -AIAUEMG AND GNMMAsluM ENR Won 80 NJ,

SWIIHlNC. SlIORTLIDGES MEDIA penn
AND BOYS. ~ i'' iO'''' NM
layard TAYLOR said take great pleasure I'm nd
iE 10 parents thc Academy OF Mt Swithn G.
nave had opportunity wears
NE the pupils who attend IT, am satisfied
tha' nothing Is neglected which
lectHSI ala mora ue' clupment of the latter"
N'r quarter young boarding.
ing DOCKS NC No extra charges except Tor
GUl! boys, special provision
baehW young men. combining the advantages of private
tutoring ana DOL room dr. English. Sri.u
uh' ana classical courses English
h'41 "lohdcn'c taught TO Foreigners
til'ifhhtr- lWriNe
FrtI' anu German spoken
tniI'r liawm"ni ooksccrmgand pcuuanshp. Weekly
echr@ WIN the unos and fullest
ana lt0'ii u'u. fno luillur with on
IN an stories and lighted With hot and baths; gym.
hASium exec. l'it table ample grounds
Ne" Illustrated circular contains
non FERNANDO wood Governor john
eNi judge George NJ Van Uocscn President
l''E Or " r. Peabody. The Rev j. s. ChilIs, d.
j. *; lay tray, tAiidlclphiI Rev. d. W. Byp~iy.
and others. Nchno twelve
thrS'n tets Fi dcpua - daily trains coach meets them
ieEWary school only few minutes IIou Media station.
.Mtla ha' seven churches and temperance CHARTER
strictly tuIurrod-prpuhihng the sale 81 all Intoxicating,
ofnfr The health record u Ncra has few parallels.
students admitted Al time.
No examination requisite for admission
For fun particulars address, ~NirUIN C. SITORTLTDGE.
a. NJ. OIaryItd University gra-uJirl, Media, Penn
or call at Grand Central Hotel, Sew. York.
WEDNESDAY, August II,
from II o. m. to $3.50 p. m
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Grcurslons.

DAILY EXCURSION to West Point and
- Ne"onrG sec Albany Day Boats advertisement.
HOURLY EXCURSIONS To ROCKAWAY
B..ASh . \, Y, Woodhaven & Rockawav r. r.
Flatbu=hAve. ''-N -''''''NA ~
Running until late in the evening
Round "Trip EXcursioo Tickets 20 cents