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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

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tie ere "a ne zr,ssss Sam gurilr- v1o;h-
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n yas Re. Es was <Giukrs cai1-r BIS Eiss
pigs. aaii hegiHnias % thilS lie'lu- svlls, ts
et,i. WIiilisr. IS eils was re1 enc ca her gwen
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seue alrsaty- Tbs hcuss WIS SINK u dreamy
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was f-iv1ns snvu j cguutry EHs al scented
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lls 1sr-ur lai sslsai her, slG she bad rushed
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FosE,cs NEWS

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HE rNnERSIGNEn HAVING

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L eeea appointed, ~ the >uprcnc Ccust. Tra.tec
and administrator q the estate ~ the late THoN As
NNSA. y Hcacnla. hsrres notifvs all parties ndehs-
- " slid e>tHte. - make fanrciatr fsyurrt the
undersigned; al psr;cs having prrft Ia thcir chare
seicuSin- 70 sid csiaie -rr srcucstei 10 nSiy the
administrator % The pt;huut delay. An Tartc.
having elki7s AGAINST ssi1 estate arc recnrsssd TO
present tss tss zaias rticatei, The urdcf-
isae1 wsAiH six rcuhs. ortAss viii y fsyyss earEvd
II. q. CHARRE.
Trustee and Aauiuis,Tatcr
E.ists q Tnc-aa. Meek. seccassd
Hcaeisiu. jely iAA. i>>i. ~. SIN
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NOTICE.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
Il w fcSela any ard all rsrtics tsoga drssing and
ary anas o~ned O. lrasca ey -. Nitkcet written
rcrsi>oa. Asy iafsacttcn q tAis rule VII BE pGr-
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snio scar For Sale.

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GREAT WESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head ohiee, so Wall 81. New York
TAe sNcvr Cc-zp4ux havia< established Agency a.
uczrtla ~ he Hawaiian lszats. the autcr<rrrt Is
aaihneisf "a seocqs ard write Mariae Ask- Nrr-
sAtntse. Frvt.Ais, Ttuasgrs Ccraissieu. and Halls.
At ccr-rat rates ,. ;. WAlNER
Sviy Agent TO the HAWAIIAN Islands
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NOTICE

AL PkETIES HAVING Az
y lflf-as -llzia lHnrzruz- flir E-grE ~ -ir
-fr rlItliA-z- Az1s- r-rat lrElIi. -IiiiIuri
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alifln. InIEs lsrilli-r 20 Prosecution
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NOTICE

THE PALANA MILK DAIRY Rus
Il tNE>> viii h cartel "a durire ny sN.enee frcu
the Islands " CAs.xn : Co Rents q land, may Ne
SusirSsed frosi thcaa.
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NOTICE 10 TRAvELERs

VI aPpeiatc1 Agent AZ AshakoaN and l<ehnln
fs the fsassca and lcn0lslc Transfer Con. paay
O.scc Al NJ. MATES stcse.
SAre landed iscra the steamer aud delivered yer
s. sra HONOLULU TRANSFER co.
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solIxs co
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sCHwEsxsElslHE LLOYD
agcI TERSlCHEHUsGs 6ESEIlScHlfT
OF EHTEETETR-

THE TEDER>f<sxE Ed GEsE aGExTx
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NOTICE..
HEMP CORDAGE- AND BOLT ROPE
EyTRl FlNILY BEEF!

IN HALF BARRELS PIG PORK
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

QUINCY, H., Jan. 30.-It is stated in rail-
road circles here that the Quincy, Missouri and Pacific
road will be leased to the Union Pacific Company Inc
latter has pa tally perfected arrangements to build the
line from Trenton NO. The terminus OF tie Quincy,
Missouri and Pacific TO St. Joseph to connect with the
81. Joseph and Western division OF the Union Paclhci
which runs to Kearncv. THIS done and tho Quincy road
obtained would give the Union Pacific through Line
10 the Mississippi River az this city
MONTREAL Jan. SO-It Is reported here IL at the
Grand Trunk Railway about to make connection with
the Norher Pacific Duluth with the view OF securing
portion Of The traffic from the northeast to Montreal
and the scabOard
PROVIDENCE, RI, Jan 30.--The Providence, Warren
and Bristol Railroad Company held its annual meeting
this afternoon and elected the following directors T. p
J. Goddard, William r. Robson, Henry A. whitney, Will
ian Goddard Francis u. Weld and Royal {. TAFT DIE
whitney reelected president
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-A story has gained currency
to the that the title o. the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company is to be changed to the New-YoTk
NewJersey and Pennsylvania Railroad. and that the
man Office " the corporation Is TO DO removed W New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

also member Of various other associations, such as
the New-Engsnd Society. the New-York HIS
torical Society, the Phi Beta Kappa Society, and
the Harvard Alumni Association.
Few men we're more widely or moro
favorably known in Eew-YOrk than Or.
Bellows He was emineutly social, and his
was a familiar and friendly face and speech
at all times and upon all public occasions.
lie was naturally gregariOus. and liked to feel him
self near to the current Of passing events and con-
temporary interests No man in his time has won
more affection and respect and after long life
devoted TO welldoing. he has gone to his rest with
an unusual share Of the regrets of ALL and, so far as
wecan know or conjecture. without an enemy.
Or. Bellowss first wife was the daughter OF Elihu
Townsend, banker of this city. His children By
this marriage are the Rev. Russell N Bellows. a
Unitarian clergyman, until recently in charge OF
Unity Chapel at Harlem, aud a daughter, Miss
Anna Bellows. For his second wife, who survives
HIM, DR. Bellows married daughter OF the iate
Rev. DR.. Ephraim Peabody, OF Boston. Three young
children, the offspring of this last marriage, are
living. The funeral will take place M All Souls
Church Thursday at Q q. IN. The Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, Of Boston, has been invited TO c0u-
duct the funeral ceremonies The 00dy Will no
taken for nterlnent TO WalpOu, n. H., where Dr.
Bellows owned country place on which he lived IL
the summer season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
INTERESTING TO MANUF4CTURKRS.

PrrTsFlELD, Mass, Jan. 30.-The trial was
begun to-day on the indictment against the Smith Paper
Company Of Lee for alleged public nuisance in main
tanning dam at their Pleasant Valley Mil, which by
setting back water large tract Of land above It,
alternately drawing and flowing it. caused malaria TO
locate along the oauks Fac indictment is the first
Of the kind drawn in the State and the final result
IA OF great importance to manufacturers Counsel for
be defence submitted motion TO quash the Indictment
for several reasons principally because it does not
forth any offence against the law Of the Commonwealth
Judre Pitman reserved decision the motion. The
case was then opened before the jury by counsel for the
nrosecutiOn who cited number OF OF malarial
disease alleged have been caused by the dam. COun-
a., for the defence followed with an argument IN favor
az the ind ctnient the ground that the mill
oulv exercised It's legal night in legal manner and that
the malaria not caused by the defendants but was
he result of natural The Judge decided that the
case should go which exceptions taken. The
dersInn on the other 10 quas the indictment
other grounds will be given the opening Of the court
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
THE NEU.JERSEY LEGISLATURE
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUNE.I


TRENTON. n. j., Jan. 30.-The Legislature
this evening transacted little business OF Importance
bin likely to cause much discussion was presented by
Senator Paxton II provides for a dam the Pas
sale River near the Newark and Jersey City water
works the object being prevent Newark sewage and
sail water impurities from being carried up the water
works by the incoming tides. The measure will be
warmly opposed by Paterson and Passaic interests,
because the dam would interfere with navigation
Ia the senate the following additional bills were intro
duced 10 authorize the publication OF the laws in
every township containing 5000 inhabitants where
newspaper publshed to change seaside acts Of nco
Dorston general instead or special 10 repeal all
snrcial acts comforting corporate powers 10 com
NAMES passed prior 10 April u, 1876; 10 appoint
commissioners prepare plans, ETC. for the establish
ment Of STATE refOrmaOry To make lcvies OF taxes
paramount lien on real estate; 10 au'horze INSURANCE.
companies make assessment for deficiencies after
paving losses TO prevent the planting OF oysters III any
natural beds in any OF The waters oi tie state.
The following bills were passed: Respecting town
shps aud township officers relative 10 roads in Ran
dolph and Morris Counties.
House resolutions were adODted complimentary
TO the NpW-Jersey troops at YORKTOWN.
A resolution adopted appointing a committee to
inquire whcther the act OF 1851 torbddng the employ
1nen III the Prison OF more than 100 convc,s IN
any one branch Of industry had been properly car ID
The bin TO authorize the QuartermasterGeners 10
supply tire Grahu Army VI IHe i'ePuOnO Win 'quPaSo
reported - ..,..,. -, =, 49,. . .
companies under general act TO prevent the ronsrc-
ton of any elevated railroad unless the space between
he cradle of the street and the bridge treste-work
snail be al least eighteen feet on the clear relative to
the Improvement OF streets ana the construction OF
sewers In cities TO make a township In Bergen; to
provide that agreement TO commit crime unless OF
ibe higher crimes, shall be deemed IA conspiracy To
road companies to proper implements to put out
fires in cars.
EsseI announced and resolutions Of respect we're
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINAT TON.

QUINCY, H.. Jan. 3O.-A bold attempt was
made last evening to assassnate Colonel Thomas Ct.
Black one Of the most prominent citizens OF Adams
County, member OF the Legislature in 1876, and del
egate to National Republican COnyenton-one OF the
SOC Grant men-in his Office at Clayton Colonel Black
WAS sitting in a rear in his office when two men
entered Without word Of warning the man in ad-
vance struck at the Colonel with knife which pene-
trated the coat and wastcoar. Colonel Black jumped
back when the other struck at him. cutting ugly
gash In his forehead. Both men disappeared immedi-
atey Although the Colonies injuries are OF serious
Mature he will recover knows his assailants but re-
fuses 10 reveal their names Colonel Black is native Of
Maury County, TENN is hfty-seyen years OF age and
commanded the Sd Missouri Calvary during the war 0t
N rehellon. He Is practising physleIan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
BIJOU OPERA HOUSE

New-York is not good place for amateur musl-
clans and playwrights 20 experiment in. We have
generally surfeit of good entertainments and the
best successes of the old world not long In
making their way to our theatres. novice, there
FORE always comes in competition with
writers II skill and training, and sometimes good
things suffer because they have no history to re-
commend them For trash there is neither place nor
patience here, and young who think they have
mission to perpetrate it ought to seek other chimes
and other peoples For "LAfique," which came
out at the Bijou Opera House last night we would
recommend return to its native jungles OF St.
Louis. If unsuccessful there it might be taken to
Denver Colorado. where Western products III the
line OF comic opera seem to be well received Inc
book writer expended his entire stock OF VII
in inventlng names for his characters
and with such dircful effect that VIC have not
the courage even to print the cast.
As for the play. there is none to write about and
the music is inspired generally with the meodious
spirit OF Tony Pastors or the Bowery varie-
ties. Once or twice the author swings
himself up to a concerted piece, harmOnized IKE
hymn tune, and then he is tolerable
for moment. Int every suggestion OF comic opera
has vanished The dialect drama Of Emmett Is nor Q
high art form but it deserves TO be defended
against such n Scandalous reflection as is thrown
on II by " L'Afrique." If 1t is to remain here as
Threatened, the text Ought 10 be Translated INTO
Zuluese and the music be sung IN Hoboken-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

Mr.. Hagan made 77resas an imposing Individual
ard his omnous speeches we've given with diIeful
force Creon, in the Hebraio aspect of Mr.. Morrison
was duly formidable. Miss Cayva1. young
actress cOeval, we believe with Hazel kirke" was
handsome and spirited as Jocdstd. Her by-play,
while listening TO the fatal words Of the Messenger
was finely expressive and the frantic passion OF her
last exit though not held in the firm control OF her
art land therefore more effective upon hefseLl thal
her audiencel, was indicative OF truedramauo ire
She was recalled, with great applause.
Finally let IL be added, this momentous event oc-
CURED III q manner most smooth and natural lion
the first opening of the loqusclous lips OF hWg
EdlDus down to the curt remark of Groom that tears
enough had been shed, and it would be well 10 with
draw The piece WAS spoken, IN Greek BY MT.
Riddle, and in prosy blank verse translation By
the rest of the performers The audience stuck TO its
book -of-the-play with unblushIng composure anu
studOus assiduity. The accessories were at times q
little queer thus. the principal need of the su2-
plants appeared 10 be soap and the observations
of the chief chOrister coming from the pit, ho4 the
effect of sudden voice out of the bass drum. And
over tho whole show there was a sort OF crazy con-
ventice air, most lugubrous and tedious. No sub
santial public good is visible the result OF this
expeTimcnt-but it will inspire much reflection on
dramatic writing. and it is nightly credlabe to MI
George Riddle 8 learning and courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

prILOWs-On Monday January 80 his residence IN this
clty. Rev Dr. Henry Whitney Bellows, Minister OF All
sons. Unitarian Church In the GStH year OF his age,
Relatives friend, invited to attend the iuneA Al
sous church. 4tha'c and @Othst al O'CLOCK on
Thursday morning February =
he uuterment viii be ~ MalpoIe, y H.
BEEUY-un sunday January 20. Eiinor k, daughter OF
James and Ellen NJ. Berry. ~.
prayes ana friends are particularly invited TO attend the
at her parents residence No -o' f'nH'e' 'u'
January 81. at 3 O'CLOCK -
utuRrNDsAt Providence r. l., Friday, January -
Mira A. j. T. Behrends, wife Of the Rev A J. r behIeAuA'
ID. 10.
Spring row. Baltimore. Md, Of paray lis s4i4h WIN" Vi
o- m ~ Peers church Perth AmDOy, y j. this after
noon 20 O'Clock.
uoIIEY-In Brooklyn. January 20. Alexander Lyman
lIolley tho Doth year o his =" ,,.,n u-ooN,r,
Funeral viii he helc ~ ny 'h'S ''N' -
on Wednesday. February !. al II O'CLOCK
JUPP-On Monday. January 80 IAho' d. 'upP "B0u -
80
tr,r 4Vl lListopci-s1 On
Vedur.dly IN ming. February l. AT 10 % clotN.
be- Inferred Ia MOr4VlAh Cemetery, y l.
Albany papers please copy
am Monday January 30. Of diphthera Clarence
T. eldest child OF Henry ~ and Lotuo ~ hee!eI IN he oth
year OF his age. ~. ,,-..,,.uu.
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DIED.

MEADrn Greenwich Conn January % 1891 Miss saraA
Meal. In the Ssth year of her ava -
Friends II attend her NJ the house of hr
cousin, SIR Oliver Mead, on tuesday at 1 80 a m.
CARRIAGES IN Greenwich viii convey epds from tram which
raves OFahh OehIA Depot Al iOO0 O'CLOCK
OWEN-At 8ontcair n. j. January 80 OF scarlet fever
Charles Dunham yOungest child o. James snd Mary Caro-
y. inc ONen asec ~ months
FuAefH pIl'ate
PAR5ONS-On Friday January a. Msfzr Invalid dsughter
OF William II. and susan G. Parsons OF Rye. 81 Y
pARRfsuO, ,bA oofb ms, N,o-. vy.b.- p.--,h an, -
late Dr. Isass Parrish Of Philadelphia In e 51th year
Of his a1e 1850 - - ~ ~- -
friends IN meet AZ he refeneo No 20 Wexs
2Gthst on TuesfaV A. o'clock q. M - - 49,
The luiIi
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POLICE JUSTICES IN SESSION

The Board of Police Justices held its month
IL meeting last night at the Jefferson Market Police
Court The designations OF Clerk John W Conkling and
Interprete-cr c. H. Trainer accepted, and james
A LYON was appointed senOgrapher Of the Board at
81, 900 year.
Communications were received from the commission
sof Charities and Correction. complaining that the
poitertlarv was now uncom ortaby crowded and that
s1rpox WAS developing there, and requesting the re
rvaI NJ some Migrants from that place 70 the Work
Iause a So that all persons hereafter committee Tor
81 ar similar causes he sent 10 the NvrkuOuse
.tead of the Peniteutiary. Justices BiXhy, kHbreth
aud Patterson were appointed committee To confer
81, me commissioners OF Charities ana directions up
4ha
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JOSEPH EEANS.

Joseph Evans, age eighty-two, died yester-
day at his house in this city when mere boy he en-
tered the Wholesale grocery store Of A. " Winans and
at the age OF twentythree became member Of the firm
Later Mr. Wnans retired, and tho firm became DObbins
& Evans. In 1892 william Fl. Carman became = mem
her Of the firm In the great FIRE of 1885 the warehouse
and stock OF the firm destroyed
The firm continued in existence, how
ever, until 1861, when the bad debts owed by
Southern merchants led IN ts dissolution. All tho Ia
bihties paid in full Since then "r Evans has mol
been mercantile life. but several years he had
been employed in the Custom House. He wsa member
Of the old City Club during it, entire existence uud Tor
several years an officer He leaves wife and several
children.