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SUICIDE.

DIR. o. P. THAYER KNOWN AS THE IN
DIAN DOCTOR POUND HANGING BY
THE NECK.
Dtspite the lines In the solloquey OF
Hamlet "whether It Is better TO fly fom
the evils which we have to those we
know not ot," smother human being
has ushered himself "into the evils we
know not Of" The victim is Obed p.
Thsyer who has been known IN this city
for several years as an Indian Rerb doc
tor. The suicide was found this morn
log hanging in his place of business, on
Maryland Avenue, near Chestnut street.
At the time the discovery was made
the man was dead. The deceased was
about 90 years Of age, and cAlnessto this
city about eight years ago from Cecil
county, Md. He at once commenced the
practice Of his peculiar mode Of treat
Dent aud had many patients. What
caused him to commit suicide is un-
known. He lived alone and apparen ly
bad no family. The corol er has been
notified and will investigate the circum-
stances of his death.
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THr PrsrILnrTIAL lsrHMUs.

WORKS ON TdE DE LEssEPs CANAL AT
A sTAND-sTTLL ON AcoouHT OF
SICKNESS. So
SAN FRANcIsco, March 24.--Panama
dates to the 18th say that on account Of
illness nearly all work At the several
stations on the line of the canal IS a. q
standstIll. Fever and dysenteIy have
prevailed among the entire stat OF ON
GERS, particularly al Empire, aud small
pox has broken out among the la0oreras
but Il is said to be Of . mild nature.
TWenty-tGo officers and 242 laborers
nave arrived from Jamaica for the canal
company. Many cases Of smallpox 81
a mild character have appeared in Gnate
maIa. A reunion OF medical men was
Immediately had, and vigorous mea.
sures vera adopted TO prevent the spread
OF any epidemic. In Canalaps, an Inn
port ant pueblo tf the Department OF
Chlmaltenangc, 100 Indians died IN =
brief period from typhoid fever.
Among those who bave recently died
here were N. Carmenton, drAughisman;
@. v. Henderson and James McKsnz'e,
at AspinwAll, and William Gayle q uar-
termas.er OF the City oil Rio JAneiro,
who fell down the hatch and sustained
fatal Djurle',
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MISS RURR,s MONEY

The story that some alleged relatives
of Miss Burr, who left $3,00O,0OO 10
various charities, had turned up in Ken
lucky aud that they propose to contest
The will is denied by Mr.. Samuel Riker,
one Of the executors of the instrument.
Mr.. Riker said yesterday to q Herald
reporter that none of the relations of
Miss Burr lives in Kentucky, all her rel.
atives but one residiDg 10 Kings and
Queens counties, in this State. The
Que exception lives IN Wisconsin. Mr.
Riker further said that there was no
probability of contest of the will
N. Y. Herald.
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Democratic Congressman I'm wis
cOmsin.

MILWAUKEE, March 24.-The Wis
consn Senate to-day adopted the
Congressional apportionment plan,
which will give the Democrats at least
two members Of Congress from this
State and possibility Of three. The
plan will be carried through by fu-
sion of the Democrats with the clique
of Republicans headed by William T.
Price. Leading Republicans will
protest against it.
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Died I'm California.

George Moore, at one time amanu.
ensis for the late III. s. McComb, but
more recently q bookkeeper for the
jackson & Sharp Company, who left
this city short time ago, died last
night at San Bernandino, Califor-
mia. Mr.. Moore had been suffering
from pulmonary afliiction for some
time past. He was about 50 years Of
age, and leaves widow and seven
children. He was we'll and favorably
known in this city, and was respected
by all who knew him.
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The Rice PrOdmctlen OF tho United
&amnMm

The census shows that In 1879 on
1879 acres Alabama produced SlO, SS9
pounds Of rice, an average Of Ola
pounds per acre. In Florida 2,661
acres produced 1,2S4, ,677 pounds, an
average of 506 pounds per acre. Ge3r-
gia on "a, 978 grew %, $50, ,6S7 pounds,
An average of 726 pounds per acre. In
LouisianS 40, 600 acres produced 23, {.
1881 pounds. Mississippi, on 9, 5O1
acres, 1,718,951 pounds; North Caro-
lima, on 10,64e acres, 52,077, 616
pounds; TexaP, on 1856 acres, 81, 152
pounds. The total production in the
country was ITO, 131. S7S ponnds.
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GENERAL FOREIsM ARws.
LONDON, March ~, 1889.

Lord HoughtoD, who was recently at
tackled by paralysis in Athens. has af-
rived at Naples nOm the Piraeus. His
health lB restored.
Johannes Meyer, China merchant, a
No. 20 Mtncing lane, has f0iled, with liza
bllities amounting to 100000.
Dispatches from Madrid TO the Stand.
ard and Ddtly NeiDs fore hadow Minis
terial crisis In connection with the imam
cial schemes of the Spanish Ministry.
M. Daniel Wilson, president OF the
French Budget Committee, addressing
the committee to-day declared the fiuan
ent.
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Meettngs Tonight.

MONDAY.
Fnends' Social Lgeeum.
Uniform Di31sion, K. off
Shelds LihAAry Association.
Mnqua Tribe, No. ., /. o. X. M.
Delaware Lodge, No, /, l. O.O.P.
herman Lodge, No. 70, l. o. o. r.
Washington Lodge, No. l. X. ofP.
Wilmington Council, No. 8. o. q. A. M.
Washington Lodge. No. 5, A. o. g. r.
Union Encampment, Not, /. o. OF.
SHar OF Bethlehem Division, (colorsd) 8.
Rank, K. OF P. 49,
Wilmington and Brandywine Council
No 8. y. o. A. N.
Knights of st. Patrick, meet at Third
and Market streets
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LOCAL TAME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. l, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

For Philadelphia 1908. 2.23s, $50, G.5S,
7.25 s.IUt, $40, 6.Uj, eos, 9.46, $780, So a.
m. i20vt M; lll1, i23stt, l.5l, z.sO, 400,
5.l7', 2.3Ot. $40, 6.3s', 1919, 9.SO', lo.JU' p
IN.
For New Ycrk-2. ", 223~, $50, G.S5,
s.4e, ll.tS a. mi l2SStt. l.5s, 6.l7t, 6.Ss'
p. In.
a. NJ. l.OG, O9tt, 800, 4. Z, live .. m.
For Washingt IN, l.OV', l.42s, ~ .5l#, b0Cs q
m. /; I.00, I.Uttf, B.5T, ll.O4" y. m.
For Baltimore and intermediate sta.
tions-l2.5is, S.38 a. m. Is01 600 p. m.
srrains ru-niAg both daily and sun
day.
fTrains running only on Sunday.
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Obituary.

John w. Griffith, we'll known
citizen, died at his residence, Eighth
and Wollaston streets, yesterday af>
ternoon. The deceased was for q
number OF years collector of city
taxes, but for some time past had
been engaged In the coal and lime
business, corner of water and West
streets.
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Henry Ward Beecher as n Free
Trader.

From N. Y. Letter.
Rev. Mr.. Be.cher, you will observe
has been further developing, IN q rather
remarkable way, in the role of free
trader. He says nov "he would like TO
put the torch legally to every Custom
House OH tue American coas.. He
would not abolish those devil dens all
at once, but gradually" He also
thinka at would not be fair to the COM
mercial interests of the country TO
sweep away the tariff at once" but he
would have fair warning given, and then
he would have something taken of every
year, until finally the protective tariff
was no more. "MoreoveT, IL had my
way, I'd abolish the tariff fjr revenue
and raiss the revenue by an internal
tax. We had liberty of conscience, OF
speech, OF thought; now We want liberty
Of com Enarca ~
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LiQufdOr Dry.

Some people prefer TO purchase medi-
cines In the dry state 30 that they can see
for themselves that they are purely veRe-
table. Others have not the Tune or de-
sire to prepare the medicines, and wish
It already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
well-known remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists ryWhere.-TTatth.
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rRAINs ARRIYE AT WILMINaTON

From Philadelphla-1.OO', l.s2', 4.47s
7;45, I;57. s.Ss, 9.a6, l0.iOt. li.5s, 1850 a. m.
800 $50 6is, l.5Sf, I.55, S.s5f, 5.51, iO.5s: s
ll.3Ot p. m.
from New York-l2.43, 1929, 400, 7.s5t,
I.61, S.35 a. m; 1880, I.Wtt, 4.5j, 6.4si
l0.0o% p. m.
From Baltimore-I6l+, 2lss, s.ol, 200
LAB a; m; l2Sitt, l.5O, 6.ll', 6.SOf, 9.49'
p. m.3
on Washlngton-l.2Is, 2.l3, a. m.
l2.36tt, l.5O, 6.ll", 8 800, 9.49s p. m.
+boln daily and Sunday.
ton Sunday only.
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The Life saving Service,
WAshINaToN, March "a, ls8.

The Senate to-day passed the Life
Saving Service bill with the amend
ments as reported in the Herald The
additional amendments provide for a
life sahing station at or near R'enton's
Point or Beavers Tail, Rhode Island.
The Secretary OF the treasury is anthor-
lied to FIX the pay of employees as the
diffsrsrt stations In proportion to the
services rendered, but limits It to 500
per month for such person. The new
stations are TO be located by the General
Superintendent.
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Calans1 nnrnnnx.s nalleen Trip.

LONDON, March 24.--The details
of Colonel Burnaby's balloon Yoy-
age are very interesting. He finally
landed at Caen, the capital OF the
province of Calvedos, Normandy.
len miles from the French shore OF
the Channel, and las miles from
Paris. Starting from Dover. his bal
loon had carried him In q southeast
erly direction across the Channel 70
q point somewhat near the ground
at La Lonquet, little village about
thirteen miles south Of Bologne. but
did not land. 1t rose again aud
q southwest wind carried 1t over the
Provinces OF Calais, Somme and
Seine until 1t crme almost directly
over Caen. Here the hnal descent
was made, and the balloon ceased III
travels. having made journey oi
about 225 miles.
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ANCHOR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL sIhAA

UNITED STATES MAIL sTh"As
Sail weekly TO and from -.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, Vie
DoNDERRY' ,s ,ll
Cabin Passage, $50 to $50. ite KeiuB5g. Re.
to $40. second Cabin f'
turn Tickets, slo' al mo
Steamers sail every Saturday 70 Ino,ssC1. sp
NEW YORK AND LONDON Di a,nrus sa
Cabin Passage, A55 TO Sb5 he'"4
and sl20. .i,g rlie
Steerage passengers Dookeu Dois are uiS'
Passenger accommodations
celled. nock,
All staterooms on Main, Main rates Isies 70 = :
Passengers booked at loves i,ay Isgsiti'
from Germany, Italy, Nor""'
Denmark, &c. So,tlsnh,n nRa's2
Piaas, &c, apply 70 II HsSSnIUBLE
BKOTHERS, New York, OF SwAtMml1.lgs
r. IT'S Adams Exlr -ss- - -. 4.
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YennOr,s Prediction.

MONTREAL, March 24.-VeDnor's
great snowstorm for this month is due
tomorrow. He predicts that Montreal
and Quebec will yet be heavily block
AIDED, and that The storm will extend 10
Chica go and westward.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27
Sale Of y Boston Paper

BOSTON, March 24--A controlling in
terest IN the Boston Daily AduertiSer
has been purchased by party OF gentle
men, the money being furnished by Mr..
Oliver Ames, who however, will take ne
part in conducting the paper.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

For Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road-7;l0 a. m. 800. sos p. m. NO sun.
day trains.
For Delaware Western Railroads.&c.
1919 a. m. $50 p. m. No Sunday train 8.
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Neville

NGWL
is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
H. S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
welI-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
CtHtltmtn.' I take pleas.
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laia and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT-
TIERS, and fnSiSt on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as Just as go0d."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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= DOn't be Alarmed

at Rright's Disease, Diabetes, or any
disease of the Kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop Blt,ers will certainly and
lashBgly cure you, and it is the only
thing that will.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

For Delaware Railroad e.OOS, 9.S5 a. m,
los, 3.OOE 6.2j p. m. No sunday trains,
sFOr New Castle only.
tFor Harrington aud intermediate hta,
tions,
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THIRD EDITION
Tndicatfons Tor To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, gen
eral cloudy weather and Gain, warmer
south TO west winds and lower barOm-
eteT.
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Ru,nsd BY s.oe.s speeulaaiona.

EXETER, N. H., March 24.-%here 10
considerable excitement here over the
defalcatIon and failure Of George T..
Lane, banker, and County Treasurer
until January last. He had the CONT
dence OF nearly every citizen In the town
aud many Of tie business men had lArgc
deposits with him. W. n. Dow bad
large deposit with Lane and yesterday
drew . check for $1,000, which was re-
fused by Richardson, Hill & Co., u
Boston, Lanes bankers. Dow question
I'd Lane, who went at once to his bank
ers and by their advice gave himself up,
aud he Is now in the Sheriff's custody
at Portsmouth. Lane has used about
$4,000 OF county and deposltors' money
Specializing Ia stocxs beyond his meAns
is the cause Of his downfall.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27
MINISTER LOWELL STIRRED UP,
Effects OF q sharp AdmOnition from
the State Department.

the State Department.
LONDON, March 24.-ln the House Of
Commons tonight Sir Charles Dixie,
Under Foreign Secretary, stated that the
representations OF the American Govern.
ment respecting the American citlzens
imprisoned as suspects" under the
Irish Coercion bill were u0der consider
alton by the Administration. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Lowell received
,methlng like TeprImAnd from Mr..
Frellnehuysen for bis Leglect In pushing
this matter, and that he made fresh rep
Ieseutations t. Earl Granville on the
subject.
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SPECIAL Nor,O-.

r A CAkD. ~NN'>'~
and II inslSSrssioSHus SSS ssS oSHus'5Inr q nom tn. ,,
Mea1nesa early decay, IosS osouth, neryou,
&C., wllf send q reoinaI IO,s Of mAnboSt
you, FREE OF CHARpE Eat WIN IN.
remedy was discovered M This nssI
~ south America, Send z a : mllslOnar
envelope 70 the Rev. JosSsseel sseeli,,addreasl
f-c.son y. Ne0 York Oitv. oc,aa 4. lNAs
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From Delaware Railroads.&c., 0.35a a
m. l2.Oo, 6.lOs, COS p. IN. No sunday.
trains.
sFrom New Castle only.
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shIpherd Sick Again.

WAsHINGroN, March 24.-DurlLg the
session of the House Committee on FoT-
eign Affairs this morning tho wife Of Mr..
JaUob X. Shipherd delivered to CHAIR
man Williams . physlclan's certificate,
in which lt was stated that Mr. Shipherd
Is conAned to his bed with n severe a.
tack of neuralgia, anc that he will pro-
badly not be able tn leave his room for
several days. The Investigation was
thereupon adjourned, subjecs to the call
of the chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

From Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road-6.45, 8.45, ll.85 a. M; 6.55 p. m. No
Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western Railroads.&c.
a. m. ; ais r. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

The way to produce q smile IL eSip IN : coals
OF O man, suffering with 2 ~ 4 bottle 7
is TO make him q present Inst try iiP'
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup. .Sa result
ou will be astontshed ~ 'n
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RETIREMENT OF GENERAL
'nOWELL,
wAsHINoroN, March "a, 1888

W ADHHNUEVzE1 N a7E SI1 ~ NO0-'
Some little excitement prevails In army
circles here tonight over . report, said
to emanate from trustworthy sources,
On the retired list and to promote Gen
erals Pope and McKsnzte. These
changes ara said to constitute one OF the
OFFSETS Of G snerAl Grants present visit
TO WaShInRton,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27
TRAINS LEAVE FOR wII,MINoroN

TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PhiladeIphia-Broad and WnshiprtoB
Ayenue-6.30. 7.l5, $40. lO.l5 a. m. / 80,
3.le, 4 go, $50 p. IN.
New astle-s.S3, go, n.4O a. m. 4.4b,
$40 y. M.
Trains leaving Wilmington that will
connect at Gray's Ferry for Broad and
washington Avenue-6.5i, 500, 800, o. &c
q. m. 2. ~ y. IN.
ttL,miled Express trains.
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From the N. Y. sun.

From the N. Y. sun.
The Name OfBmIth s'TOO Comm ON !"
Leave was granted to John Smith yes
terday by Judge Reynolds # Brooklyn,
to change his name 10 John Conoyer
Smith. He alleged that bis name was
"too com@on," 80 be got permission to
part it In the middle.
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W. M. KENNARD g. co.
o21 MARKET ST.


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VIM. M. KBNNlkD & 20.
CARPETS.

We have now open for in
specticn and sale choice lines
Of the followtngcarpets in the
latest and most desirable
colorings and patterns.
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The Zealandia has made one Of the fastest trips on q
cord from sydney to this port. Her actual ateaMlHh '4AN1
has been only q few hours over sixteen days
The schoouer Csibarien arrived At san FrAHelS'o OH
June Is. twenty-five days from this port
The bk II W Amy arrived in port sunday aiterho.h,L n
DAYS faom san Francisco she brings IA iul CARGO % a.
sorted merchandise Eight passengers and uA'es !" 'e
18th ult.
The stmr AMER Head has been allowed 70 docA 9AI
Francisco. satisfactory evidence having been prouIceu
that the passeugers and vessel We're clear OF contagious
disease. some trouble had arisen regarding the women
nassengers brought from China and when the matter was
cleared up the vessel would sail from there Tor this port
Captain Mathew Turner has launched another schooner
Tor the Point Arena trade. She Is q nice vessel OF 10 iset
ie1Sth by - beam and ~ feet depth Of hold Her name
IL lie GARCIA" Captain Turner viii now start j. D.
SprecEels' keel yacht on the stocks from Whieh JUS vs.
zI was Iauuched-iha, June 18th
The NgufjeoI Gr-ege. New York, states that a despatch
fr9u Gaavmas SAYS that there viii be a line Of steamers
ICON that port to Australia ON the completion OF me 30
nora and Atkinson and Topeka railroad, connecting VIII
New York. New Orleans. Boston, Galveston SouthhHP
TON Liverpool. Hamburg and South America
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C o M
ERLNaT. ~ ~ -

FhlbfI. JUL IN. ls52-
TIE commercial business n the port during tie past
week has been e9u-iderabIy euIiveusd b. the arrival OF
theP N S. S Zealandia from the south which offered
shippers the desired opportunity o. forward domestic
Products b. the Coast and the arrivals from Eastward.
% the AImy. kalakaua, Wentworth. Irwin. Discovery
and Meyer. all with eargoeH o. general merchandise e.
pecfa1y adapted o. this trade.
LITTLE movement O. noticeable ia our sta
PIE product at present. very little IN store aud the arrivals
ught-
E1cE-The new crop il still coming in in s~uficisut
quantittes % supply home consumption and allow . SUN
eisut overpl1s Tor shipment o. the Coast
In cur next Issue re viii probably De able To- present
oar readers with the Customs returns for The quarter end
ing June s0th. which are not get % hand
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and the usual aceompan where the
l oon with a great "a possessed
are numerous H3 comfort
participants The tables So 80 necple at a
healthy "PFr hundred and thhts siIront times,
ably aooua they we're reset ioI5 ara;ians, ;. ;.
sitting i" nclndinc native hh"n tightening
everyone III etc. assisting bIy wishing
Islanders = .tSeir loads; some pronSance days"
the tables % ha3 several "lnoePenHn the table
that AnAer!Sa ont of the attendahTSo 80 satisfied,
The thinning "nsr man had oesn c;rg plat
proved that : then had TO the ta1e5 70 trip
and recouISe II 20 inclined were 80 ot professor
form where o. astic'' TO the mustSo. manager
the light Mr.. Ellis, the h 9Ct deserv
Berger ; = Arnold who also n"mforts an
and MI; .beir attention to Z heino indefa'
credit Tor 9aneing people, they o sraTybody u
pleasure OF .n}eayors to have esels for Il
igable in their amusement offered wa ON
d~srstand thal ali nationahnes. =, Smit
Tree enjoyment - dance Miss Ida Morn6 NJ
tervsl between - I Mott smith Att;nsC
daughter oil laughter of A. Snapt
Zoe Atkinson, assemblage WITH ~ ipdu
Esq, favored u in a manner "h W M,
ar, dance La az anplause. For the youtnsS Ay
well-deserseo aTeat nation rePresehoee
bers OF tue football. and other ssbout.
chairs, swlhSSd and the consta"' ronnds
r; been proxlHv the portion OF the Sicotion
laughter ron vas a sufficient lh191nas his
cupied oy ~ rrare enjoying theln9ep onoi
of the chlidren ~ strains of Hawai- me
once 1T o elo. annnunced that portion four
evil the oaNu g." - a,Aed. and the he"''
are festlVlu''
:a-o ca
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& feet. and having its hoor ; feet lower than shat
% the rest Of rLe structure SEQ a. % give II a clear
height If 20 feet. On the lower ioor a reading
room Is feet boy an average of - feet viii be ap-
preached by a hall 30 feet long and : feet wide.
There viii also be- ON this toor a pa~lor ~ y I3. "a
commIr-ee-room Il NI4- and q small office. the
whole II the upper floor Of the main building viii
be devoted % a lecture-room. The design Of the
exterior Of the building j. handsome without being
ornate and IL VIII Toe a~greeably relieved on the
with balcony above. twill be seen thar the build
ing a. thus designed viii be none too large for the
purposes for which II Is Intended, and 20 alter II so
d materially 10 reduce its cost would be 10 spoil
IT,. The ommitte are therefore anxious that a
renewed effort should be made 70 secure the re-
quisite sum. On one point they have hitherto
been quite disappointed. The subscriptions from
the other islands have fallen very far short Of what
vas expected. The bulk Of the fund has been sub
Scrbed by a comparatively small number Of people
ia Honolulu. The Committee desire 10 appeal 10
tie friends 81 the cause on the other islands for
substantial help. Money has already been
promised IN town as soon As the difficulty was
made public. But the sum required Is rather a
considerable one and after the active canvass of
the town already made 1t Is not 20 be expected
that additional subscriptions Will be readily volun-
teercd especially if our wealthy planters and land
owners hold back from giving assistance. The
work il a good one, the proposed institution Will
for those visitors and we hope TO hear of some
liberal subscriptions being promptly promised.
In Rep"btic0, a paper published in Sau Fran
cisco IN the Spanish language. gives an account Of
- letter received by the Secretary Of State from the
Minister Plenipotentisry Of Mexico, proposing a
the exact lines Of Their mutual frontier from the
Eio Grande 10 the Pacific Ocean. and to fix il r
yOnd future dispute hv~7rco Presi,
laud MARKS. rms letfe .,.press. with q
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spute 're" President Arthur had
: lette .oress. with a letter
-eptance Of the proposition, tnat MTA 49,
no ambition TO absorb any more Mexican teflI'"IH'
TIE schooner r. \ Wentworth winch arrived IN
~. - Lcd seen her when on the stocks. on
.n.nnnt of her sailing qualities. She will go into
The roasting trade, in which her capacity for beat
inc of a lee shore in case Of necessity, will enable
heT to W ure to places which most of our coastinS
craft prefer 10 avoid. She gave q proof OF her quar-
tiles When entering the harbor yesterday, coming up
the channel. although flying light, without once
having TO tack. very unusual feat. She registers
liuL tons, is % feet in length. 10 feet IN breadth.
aud So feet in depth. The f0repart OF the seh"phei
is like a wedge. aud her sailing qualities have been
shown bv the fact that she beat the haiahau"
coming down, although from want OF acqualhIanCE
with the Islands her captain made the MISTAKE vi
round the island and beat mp 10 port.