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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21

On the buildings the insurance is placed
as follows; (Bv buildings is understood the
shops and warehouses) franklin, Wheel.
ing, $500, OF which sl,lOO each is on
shops No. . and 8, $500 on shop No and
5000 on the boiler and engine building.
.Etna, Wheeling, same us Franklin.
Home, Columbus, same as the Franklin.
British America, Toronto and German,
American, New York, Niagara, New York,
and Fire Association, Philadelphia, each
81 $50, placed in same ratio rs the Frank
lin. sn
Peabody and Manufacturers OF Wheel
ing, each $4,000 on shop No. l, being 81 900
each on the building and $1,000 each on
the boiler and engine in each.
The insurance on the main building, or
penltentiary proper, was MS follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21

s. Wiasawake nights from mcoughingisalways
cured with DR.. W:gsins' Lnngwort Com.
pound. Try It! Sold by Logan 4 CO., and
nll druggists. < z II. y Y + y y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21
H. -sr-ssl.i=- ssI,=,.. III. ,-s.f-l
FIRE RECORD.

]: soREl, OSrAnlo, April 20.-Thc Saint
Lawrence engine works and foundry, the
second largest in the Province, burned this
morning. Loss unknown. E:S IS & l}ss,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21

Fourteen hundred Immigrants arrived
in Baltimore yesterday, from Bremen.
They left ut once for the West. I, {.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21
York. The chief clerk could not recall the
names Of the other companies, when in.

h"ines VI the otner companies, when IN
fuired OF.
On the machinery and stock the Web
ster Wagon Company losses, MS nearly as
Mr. Gamble could tell last night, wcrenbou
$4,000 which Is nearly covered by insur
ancc. This insurance was also placed BY
the Anderson Agency. IA
Mr.. Gamble could not give the partici'
lars Of tho loss. About five thousand o,
six thousand dollars represents the tina
chincry and the rest, wagons in various
stages OF completion, paints, and purity
workcd,up materiul. ',, \
Col. Joseph Gallaher was one Of tho frs,
citizens to see the fire. He was found by
the lSTELLiGEScEE representative upon the
arrival Of The Wheeling train. lie said
that the board OF directors Of the prison
would be called to meet here OH next Mon.
day, the earliest day Mt which they can be
convened. 1t is proposed TO at once re.
build the burned building; which is the
one next to the last wall OF the prison yard.
Mr. Gamble said Tint he did not think the
company's work would be Interrupted
more than six weeks or SO. Orders nov in,
can be, largely filled witlr finished wagons,
stored in warehouses outside of the prison
wall.
The nearest building 10 the burned one
lies about twenty-five feet west OF
it. 1t was somewhat damaged, all
the .glass in the east side being
cracked and the sash scorched. The
machinery and stock i'll the south room OF
Weaver & Bardell's whip factory, which
occupied the building adjoining, were also
somewhat damaged by being removed
hastily, the general expectation being that
that building was also doomed.
The blaze was fierce and bright and
many OF the prisoners were mos. terribly
alarmed. No panic ensued however, rs
the prisoners were in their cells. The pco.
pie OF Thea town we're also terrified and
were almost en n.asse at the depot when the
Atlantic engine and reels from Wheeling,
in charge OF Chief Ecc!es, arrived.
AT about twenty minutes past twelve
the fire had been about extinsuished. The
engine was driven ou. to the prison, how
ever, to complete the work OF cxtinguish-
ment. The run Of the train, conveying
the engine and two reels, consisting OF
three flat cars and passenger
coach, was made in thirty minutes, some
twelve minutes OF which were lost in lying
at Benwood to wait for the wes.-bound ex-
press. Considerably over hundred men
CAME with the train from Wheeling. The
run was necessarily somewhat slow, but
the other seven miles were made in about
twelve minutes.
The excitement has about died out. The
Wheeling company will remain until
morning, to play on the ruins, and guard
against further danger.
\ Full List OF The INSURANCE.
The Webster Wagon Company has the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21

\ Full List OF The INSURANCE.
The Webster Wagon Company has the
the machinery, stock, etc, in the shops
insured as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-21

N " !Mess contlnucd: IN general terms
I gathered that Blaine approved the plans
OF the Credit Industrial in the effort to
obviate the spoilation Of the Peruvian ter.
ritory. 4 letter OF m extremely eminent
American impressed that view. The letter
was read to Mr.. Blaine and he cordially
approved its sentiments. The writer OF the
letter was General Grant, and it WIS nd
dressed to the Peruvian Minister, Mr..
Elmore, with whom General Grant had
very pleasant relations during his visit; to
China, Mr.. Elmore being at that time the
Peruvian Minister ut fckin," Witness
had requested copy Of this letter aud had
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
The Queens Hospital.

On Saturday, June 10th, a meeting of tho Board
OF Trustees Of the Queens Hospital was called; n
good showing of the members OF thia association
were present. The Physicians report was road az
follows:
Honolulu, II. L., May 3Ist lss2.
10 Inc Trustees Of The QneeIis Hospital:
GENTLEMEN: 1 have the honor to submit the
Following report for the quarter ending May 3lst
1882: N
The total number of patients at present in the
Hospital Is a., viz: ~ Hawaiians, "a males, II
females; 30 foreigners, 20 paying PATIENTS The
number Of admissions during the quarter was 100
VIZ: ~ Hawaians, ~ males, females; rs foreign
ers. The number discharged during tho quarter
was 81, viz ~ hawaans, II males, IL female; IS
ioreigners The number of deaths during the
quarter was H. all foreigners. Tho causes Of death
were rs follows: Consumption q Bronchitia
Bright's Disease l. Tho highest number of indoor
Der of prescriptions ,sG6. The number OF patients
treated IN the Hospital curing tho quarter was an
follows; March l0i, April us, May ia. Calls al
tho Dispensary 323; ~ new names entered in the
pispehsafy DOCKS: Respectfully submitted,
RoDERT McKIpsIS.
The Treasurer's report followed and showed n
balance in hand Of S3,7730J, on tho LIST of March
The Secretary read letter from DIR. Hutchinson
giving IN his resignation as assistant physician To
the Queens Hospital. Accepted
The election OF n now physician was procootIe.
with ana out OF the four applicants, Drs Emsr-
son, Hagan, Fitch and Trousscau. the latter was
chosen.
Tho Election of tho Board Of Irustees resulted
IN appointing tho following gentlemen; L. A.
schheier, Secretary j. III. Patty, Treasurer v. \.
Adams, Auditor.
DO Mcssrs Bishop, Patty, Cartwright, Cicghovii aud
The Executive Committee were INSTRUCTED IA
place before tho Government tho necessity III
assisting tno hospital In the maintenarce Of indi-
gent foreigners.
The meeting then adjourned
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
Hotel Arrivals.

Following ~ list Of arrivals at tho Hawaiian
Hotel during the woeki--w. doodalo, Pahals. Ha-
Haiii j. 9; Merrill, wife, son and daughter, w. A.
aud daughter, Nobt. y. Moore, James Matthew and
y. w Hume and SON. san francisoo; W. Y. Hor.
nor, spreekolsyilleic.. a. Bailey, wailukui O. u.
Albert I. umloy, iondoni y. l.. Clarke, Z. n.
Walsh Maui fhos. j. Hay selden. las. II. ksntou.
JrY NJ; 4. Donnoll, kohala, Hawaiij J. barber nni
Armyi j. H. kimbail and daughter, Maine; Mrs.. q.
y hodgcrs Now York. Walter a. CLARK, Aliston
CLARK sco.iandi y. A. Buch, San Franciaco; n. u.
nef1og, 4. aioiseman and wife, Honolulu; Mia.
Ettis IT, Thompson, Miss Lix<io II. smith, Osk
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

The following Goods have been seized under the
Revenue Laws, and n not claimed within twenty days
will be held condemned and cold nj Public Auction
II IN diamond, No. l. Honolulu. : pkgs Esrhcn
Stoves, cSss Iio Chung, Aug 18th, 1880
kso, Is pkgs Chinese Provisions, ex >. zealsndia,
April sist, 1889.
ALTO "ill be sold, for putleB and chrrgts II no,
claimed within twenty days
Aug Lcrsngc, Honolulu 9 es Private Hncet. es D,
gsalandia. Feb e1ih, 1850.
MsG & Co, II In diamond, - bSs Soap. CT city Of
Nsnsin, Aug e5th, 1880.
Winrt'c, fpkg;W V Butierdeld 1 pkg; II IN
diamond, Honolulu, pig; r s Bugs, epkrs, II II &
Go, No $40, pkg; M. Black Trunk; n m, oil;
$ q Co, pkg; Mrs VIM Patty, Kohsla. pkg; Ira Brad
show pkg; W WnohsliI pkg; chss Kempsler, 1
pkg; Peter Mckenzie Iiiies pkg; J Cutting, cpkss
NSt ". r. ALLEN, Collector General.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
Hawai- Nor.s.

oSr Inorc hop wator and sugar beer saloon has
been added 70 tue already liberal nunbor Of that
Glass In Hilo. II Is supplied with tables like a
regular lager beer saloon. AID having just com.
monccd businssi In a now commodious building
facing tho Bay " we'll pltronizod by natives who
socfn 10 !iko that Kind OF beer, OF "swipes" very
much. II Is supposod not 10 intoxieatc, but ~
mako those who ipbibo foci Just slightly happy
lhc recipe " nlt secret, aud can DO purcbal.od
for money Tho weather la Hilo has been per.
fectiy doligntfpi Tor long time What little rain
there ID falls al night niostly. Al who think Of
visiting kiiauea should do - al once. aud improve
prvssns Opportunity, and enloy raro treat The
year Az thoy were lssli only fair supply Tho
telephone limo 70 oonneot lilo With Ookala, IA 10.
lug constructed rapidly. Il Is now IN working
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

hohAiA liiNNs
tul netting vt the Literary society AT the par
souago on the evening Of juno 9Th was considc@
ably thinnod by the Indictment nature OF the
weather. but the enthusiasm was not dempcnod
Tho main attraction Of tho evening waa the read.
ing of portion of OF Macbeth by the tho whole
considerably crippled 10y the scarcity Of books
nhd the absence Of several OF the principal
pnfta, but on the whole the alta waa success and
gives promise of better thinRa for the future Fo,
heavy tragedy the amount OF morrimcnt pro,
uuood was surprising The load on tho planters
hehit has boon lifted for the present by tho advent
OF tho long expected showory weather, and II rims
again rs though Il had not forgotten how. Many
arc taking immediate chance OF II for planting.
not knowing how long II may last Mahukona is
two quarts OF milk and the population Is entirely
m adult ono Mr.. johnson delivered n temper
Nncc lecture IN Tho native church on Friday even
foreigners and possibly two or three times thai
number Of natives, tho turn ont being co,npaYn
tivoy small, In some respects tho lecture was In.
tCro4ting, and tho facts revealed astonishing. hut
with nllu consi ioraton forn man who Ia epsieayor
ing 10 further noble onso, may u not we'll bo
quostionod whether the adversary had not better DO
left 20 advertise hrs own wares and roceipca1 Al
sight, nm ordinary Intelligence might naturally
judge that when people knew what "yilo drupH"
they were drinking they would shrink from taking
moro, and that hence. u woro "high time tho world
know what It was drnking" but to this Wow Of
the case IL II not sufficient to point 10 the Dor
carried 10y the lecturer and TO its original owner
doctor, who himself mixed and drank ha own
cursed stuff until II caused his death7 Tho mass
Of men, those who havo become addicted 10 liquor
and the younger ones who roach for !, as for
something that will add to their manhood, will
noyor think Of itn nature nor will such knowledge
deter them from taking their dram. Principle,
mainly, must lie ut the bottom of NIL reform; and
when youth is drilled into the habit Of doing this
because It IN right, and of retaining from that DO
II Is wrong IL will lot liquor like many otet
OWLS alone because he knows whatever will hurt
others as well as himself is wrong Rain has
come, and tho indications nrc that planting will be
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
NOTICE
TO SUGAR PLANTERS

HAVING TESTED THE EFFI-
~ eieesy Of :. Halndss Psisat Wire Ropsxsy FOR
Hsllidis the ereizsiys rght Of ssid Patent TOT the
Hawaiian i.isnds aud hsgsby give notice that an.
prepared 10 fErrlsh material contract trs nes
~ tny d.slftd lsagth o. eAps1iiy.
Parties lntsfcstcd IN the tFanrp1ftstiou Of snsar
Cans, sugar Fuel OF Merchandise especially oses
broken aud dinesf ground are iLsisd 70 Inspect the
iiue working 1pon ny plantation At Eealla. OF the
pro1lc Of The zane view al the once Of Vim. II.
win Co, Honolliz. Any information will be
ckssrllly gives b the underslgned OF ty Mr.. j. ".
Thompson. care Nes.rs Irwin 4 Co. who viii Walt
loesitss whsre lines may be deFred, and fnfle pro
nles and estimates for ths same
sef y % sPALDIN0.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
NOTES or THE WEEK.

Rsv. r. BL,oKnusv expects to leave Honolulu
soon for Australia.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

REAL ESTATE !
q E 8
f. q r. . a LIE

THE PREMISES OWNED BY p. C..
JONES. on SuuAuu Avenue, Honolulu. win DO
orered for sale A. suction on FRIDAY june 10Th lisa
df not ptevoasy disposed Of A. private sslel at the
ssls. R0on OF Z. r. Adams
This property 10 loestec in very desirable and
healthy part Of the City, has built upon IL Commodi.
oas Twos,oTy DwsnE Hou,e. containing Parlor. Din.
ing Room Hal, Library, Sleeping Room, Dressing
Room ana Palh Room On the lower noot; besides
Large Back Neranda isz2o With Three Airy Chambers
on The sseond soor; al Of which command delightful
View OF the surrounding mountains and valleys
There are Two Cottages the Premises. each con.
tsinirg Two Rooms, one Of which has Bath Room
attached.
There I, Long Building 10 tho rear with Three
Roornt for Servants Carriage House, Stable for Two
Horses and a Room for Hay, Grain, Harness DC
also Wash House. There is slso Lsrs. Lanai, isIso
jut, bailt
The Main House 61ilt In isyy, wa, painted
and ont, and ueuiy pspersd sst Soysmber and IL sup
ported 90 Brick Piers. giving lne foundation.
Repair.
1ae Land has frontage GU Sananu Avenue Of % #
aud depth Of ~ H.. aud contains Area OF $50
Acre. The Property 10 free from ali ireumbrarces
the Tlte u Perfect warsn,y psed will be Furnished
go TEAMS CAIN, n sold At suction. speeis
/ Terms can b. arranged II sold at Private sale.
The F.oPefJ can DC Inspected al any time Fer fur
rhc. JONES ia
~ M Al tbs O4ce Of q. Brewer a Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Tar missionary brignntino Morning Sta, is m
nouncei 10 sail for tho South Sea Groupq on Mou-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

rnr celebrated actor, W. +. Sheridan, waa on
tho Ashuiia, on hcr last trip down, bound tortho
Colouips
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
SATU RDAY PRESS,
Managers Notice.
JUNE II. 1872

All Advertisements for tho SAtrnpAr Pass must M
sent In by Friday noon No intrtiouu 10Y the current
issue can he guaranteed when sent IN later.
Advertisers will mark the number of Insertions dc.
sired from which date they ehare Any NOT marked
viii bc charged months
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
NOTICE +!
,l,HosE WHO MAYHAyE MONEY

deposited vih "a The arsi Of Jaly nsEi. siihsg
in savings Bank op<n aceonnt repfssSEfsf ~
Certificate ~ Dspes ere hsfsty nofed that thsy
expected lsAke heir retHfns fos tne
the Assessor 10 thsf Respective districts. We
qsiFed - the Nlnlsfef u Finance ~ fnfnsh the
Asssssor Hat 81 expositoff xih saisnfst ~ the
sn0ani Of thsf bzianss In hands tbs lat day Of
laiy. BISHOP CO.
Ho1olaia- ans u. ,osz ~ 81 d
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

order M far ns Onomoa IL will DO very rfcat
convenience to planters whom completed. Prof
Iamlorh and Mrs. Louise Xamioch, his wife, have
arrived at liilo, aud will entertain the people NJ
tho Court Housn Hall on June 10th. 18th and 18th
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Mn. WILLIAM wrNSrR has returned from the
Coast with now aud full stock Of icwclry and
will open up to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
FOLLOWING is tho programme for tho Band Con
cert at Emma Square to. day at 4:3O p. nj
The Band will give an extra Concert OH Monday
evening, June 10th, at tho Hawaiian Hotel,

Dn. Is. +. HUTCHINSON and family wore among
the passengers who left Honolulu for the Colonies
by tho Australia. The DIR. during long resi-
dence here has made host OF friends who regret
ted TO hear of his intention TO depart from Homo
lulu. He has held Office under tho Government
III different capacities for several years and
when 10 left resigned from his, position at tho
Queens Hospital and from the position of
Port Physician. He was public spirited man
and encouraged many important public enter
prises. He and his family carry with them the
over be gratiied TO learn of thor success and we'll
doing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

HEAVY and welcome shower on 1huraduy night
transformed the dust in the streets into mud-n
change which was highly appreciated
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

On. TRoussnAu has been appointed physician
ut tho Queens Hospital to I'll the vacancy occt.
stoned by tho resignation Of DR.. Hutchinson.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

1nE Tourists loft this city for Yokohama in the
4. S. Monarch on Thursday Last This company
Of artistes have had successful sojourn III Homo
lulu and hayo afforded the thoatre-going public
All opportunity TO enjoy themselves From Japan
they purpose crossing over To Shanghac. Hero
as also in Hongkong, Miss Marie Burton is vol
known. This will make the third visit OF this lady
70 the Celestial empire Dir. Glover ia also known
In China, having been member OF tho Hudson
surprise Party. Eugene and Sarony cannot fail
10 mako their mark, whilo Nj. Mchden's fnmo as
a solo cornet player, Is too widely spread to be
unknown in tho Far East.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

FOURTEEN charges OF drunkenness and eight Of
fast riding were heard ia the Police Court ON
Tuceday last, tho day after the races.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
From the City Front to any of the
Following Places

Following flaces
kuknl Street, sos per single load.
school street, between Emma and Bridge, &c per
single load.
Waipiula second bridge, 81 per single load
Judd sreet, 81 20 per single load
Ice Works. 81 50.
lcico aud school Streets. 81 per single load.
Puunui, So per single load.
koholalos. 81 per single load.
kakaakso, 81 per single load.
Alapais, PalamAl, $50 per single load
Wsllsr. kalihi, s. per single load
fauoa 80 per single load.
Pawas, 81 % per single load.
Pun2hou, So per single load
lnsane Asylum, sc 50 per gle ioad.
AlapA (Psams) 81 20 par single load.
1000 lbs or less.
From G9y't Powder Magazine, IS per single load of
100 lbs or less.
Queens Hospital 75c per single load.
Kerosene House, 15c per single load.
Oshu Prison. 81 per single load.
HoRATIo u. CRABBE
5. NJ. CARTER
W. =. SHARRATT,
L. PECK.
uEBBARD & CO,
GEO. II. ROBERTSON
MRS, c. T. WARD
81 sS (F. HrusrAcE, Manager
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

GOVERNMENT Offices were closed on Wednesday
out of respect to tho memory OF Captain Hope OF
II. H. NJ. 3. Champion and Bishop Mdigret.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

REV. q. II. SntrH. of Kohala, will preach tho
annual sermon on Home Missions, under the
auspices OF the Evangelical Association mt Fort
Street Church Sunday morning.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

THr SWss the pioneer steamer of the new line,
arrived in Honolulu on Thursday morning seven
and half days from San Francisco, bringing q
mail and news dates to the 9th inst.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Mn. HALLEsnKoK will positively begin his evan
golistic work next Sunday evening, at Fort Street
Church His health and strength is fully restored.
His subject will DO " | am the way
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Oahu CoILEof.-Tho examination and closing
exercises Of this institution took place OH Tuesday
aud Wednesday at Pnnahou, Messrs. S. Is. Dole,
NJ. n. Scott and DIR. q. 4. Rodgers being tho OK.
aiming committee. On Thursday evening tho
graduating clsss consisting Of Masses Mary ii.
Babeock and Y. Della Bishop and Masters Chas
w. Baldwin. Hal. M. Jones, Henry X. Hyde and
WIN. ID. Alexander entertained their friends and
the public In Fort Street Church with essays and
orations, assisted by Mrs. Hartford Misses Dick
musical selections.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

OK Saturday last boring ON the artesian well ut
tho Hotel was discontinued, an abundance of
water being obtained. Tho stream roso fifteen
inches above tho hve-inch pipe and will supply
large amount OF wator.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Mr.. WRAT TAYLOR will give his sixth and last
free organ recital of the present series, Tuesday
evening next June Goth, at 7:56 o'clock In st. An
drew's Cathedral, assisted by Mrs. j. +. Brown,
Miss Bernico Parko and Rev. W. A. Swan as SOLO
lists. An anthem will DO sung by members of tho
choir, and n Duet on the organ will be included
in the programme.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

VIZ arc pleased to welcome to this city Miss
limerick, who, with years experience in tho
millinery and fancy trade Of San Francisco, comes
to take charge of this branch of Mr.. G. j. Fishes
business that he has had Ill contemplation for
some time, and doubt not that in the hands OF SO
accomplished and agreeable caterer to the tastes
of the ladies of Honolulu, Mr.. Fishel will reap his
reward.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

Is giving tho namesin last weeks PREss tloso
who subscribed to the Fourth of July fund at the
meeting held ut tho Hawaiian Hotel, tho follow
ing Names which were FIRST OH tho list among
those giving $40, WAS accidentally omitted by the
compositor Robert Won Oelhoffen, John Ross,
G. a: Brown, Union Feed Company and George
E. Wells.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

part OF town, being very dusty, were covered with
rushos- All OF tho women aud ehildren and
many others tn tho procession, wer6 dressed In
white numerous Hays and banners ot various
colors ana sizes woro borpo by them, and nathty
moved up Emma etrcct between it4 wallis Of green,
tho encct Of tho blending OF colors wns beautiful
Indeed. Tho procession returned tn the church by
wAv OF School nmd fnrt atrrat..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

wrIconr.-By the dssiraIia and Sees We are
pleased TO welcome homo number Of Kapaav,os
We extend also cordial welcome to the strangers
who come 10 shores for the rst time, sonio for
health aud pleasure. others with tho view OF cast
tug In thstr lot with Us In different parts Of the
ton. Among this latter class deem our Islands
highly favored by the arrival Of Capt Z. u. Dutton
OF tho U. b. Geological Survey Service who visits
pndoT the auspices of lthe Smithsonian Instilu.
ton Tor geological and volcanic observation and
study, aud conteInplatss stay al several months
IN pslo's regions ON Hawaii.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

An unfortunate and very painful accident hap
pened to Charley Wilson's little son last Sunday,
a package of giant powder he was playing with
exploding and tearing his hand so badly that
joints of tho thumb and first two fingers had to be
aInputated. II is said that there are number of
such packages among the school boys If truo the
mattor should receive Investigation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
BY AUTHORITY.

once board Of u.n,h, june Sd. 1850, cOs ., >,