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National Republican., 1883-08-07
ALABoRERs' STRIKE.

The workmen on the Big boundary
Sewer Demand More Wages and Quit
work-A Leader Arrested, but Dis-
charged by Judge Mills.
About half hour after the laborers em-
ployed on the Boundary street sewer had be-
gan work yesterday morning the neighbor-
hood was thrown into state of excitement
by tho men working on section 4, under
Messrs. Kirby aud Coyle, throwing down their
shovels and picks and striking for an increase
in pay from $125 to $1.50 per day. The
original strikers-members of the Laborers
union-amounted to between thirty and forty
men, but the number was soon swelled to
about $50 by accessions from section 3, under
the control of Messrs. Acker g. Co.
Soon after the strike, Officer Slack arrived
on the scene, and fearing an outbreak sum-
moned squads of mounted and dismounted
police to the spot Officer Slack then ordered
the crowd to disperse, and young colored
man, named William Clifton, ordered them to
fall in, whereupon Slack placed Clifton under
arrest and marched him off TO the station
house. The gathering dispersed almost imme-
diately.
Clifton was arraigned in tho police court a
few hours later charged with disorderly con-
duct, Mr.. IL. II. Wells appearing for defend.
ant The prosecuting attorney said he would
ask for more than the usual penalty in case
of conviction. Officer Slack testified that he
was called on by the watchman to go to the
sewer, as there was going to be a riot. He
found one hundred and fifty or two hundred
men on the ground and ordered them to dis
perse. They refused TO obey, and Wash
Meredith threatened to pull him Off his horse
He then took out his pistol and threatened to
shoot any man who opposed him. The de
fendant ordered the men to fall in line, which
they did, instead of obeying his 1.-THE officers
order On cross examination the witness
stated that there was no great disorder whor
he arrived.
Foreman Long testified to the striker
coming to his sewer and taking his mer
away, after which tbe case was submitted
and Judge Mills said ANY gathering o.
men who are not disorderly have q perfect
right to strike for higher pay, and fall int
line and march, and are exempt from inter
ference of the police If they have no unlawful
object in view. 1t is possible that these mel
may have had an intention to be disorderly
but the case had not been made out, and tn,
prisoner would have to be dismissed" Thi
speech was received with smile of approva
by the strikers present and the accused, &C
companied by his friends, walked triumph
antly out.
The striking workmen held meeting las
night, at which it was decided to stick it ou
until the contractors increased their pay
the figure demanded.
Mr.. Acker stated last night that his work
men struck under protest, and would hav
remained at work had not Kirby & Coyle
men stoned them in the bitches. AS it wa
twenty of his men remained at their posts a
day, and the remainder-over 100 men-wi
begin work this morning, at which time
force of police will be on hand to presery
order.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
Two Shots Fired, but Fortunately no
One Was Hit.


Two shots in quick succession attracted the
attention of passers by at Thirteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon
about five o'clock, and upon going to that
locality man lying in tho street was seen
with pistol in his hand pointing it at q man
who was running. The man upon the ground
was James Catiey, who is small, consump-
tive man, with wornout expression on his
face. The man who was running away was
Daniel Toomey, tall, brutal-looking indi-
!. yidual. Sergeant johnson and officer Bost
(, .rested both men and took them to the fifth
precinct station, 1oomey was considerably
Intoxicated. ,
Persons who had seen the whole of the
occurrence stated that Caffey was sitting in a
restaurant when Toomey came up to him and
used abusive language after which he struck
Caffey. Catley loft the place, but Toomey
followed him, and when at the corner OF
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
he knocked Catfey down by hitting him a
cowardly blow from behind. 1t was then
that Caney, thinking that his assailant would
do him more harm, fired the shots Neither
of the shots struck TOomey, and fortunately
no one else was hit The officers who ar.
rested the men had great deal of trouble
with Toomey, as he fought them all the way
to the station house. Two charges were
placed against Toomey, one for fighting the
officers aud one for atfray Cafey was also
charged with atfray.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
EVERYBODY smokes the LOngfollOw Cigar.
Married Before They Were Caught.

Rosie Larking, pretty white girl, and Jo-
seph Hamilton, a young man, were married
early yesterday morning at the tabernaclea
A telegram was received from Philadelphia to
arrest the girl, who is II years of age, as she
was runaway. Detective Block found her
and intended to take her to her home yester-
day morning. But when he went to the
place where he had last left her. he was in
formed that she had gone out to get married,
and shortly after met the couple. The young
girl left her home last week, and her mother
sent telegram asking her arrest. Hamilton
is commercial agent of baltimore. The pair
were taken before Mai. Dye, who wished
them Joy and sent them on their way re-
ioicinp
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e ust ann cFouno.

CtTRAYED FROM PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
- a brown mare. attached TO doctors buggy. A
suitable reward VII be paid for Its return TO Dr. \. O.
ADAMS, 700 Eleventh street northwest. au7-3tf
II Os'r-sATURDAY, AUGUST 4, GOING FROM
Il 4 the Portland down Fourteenth street, ana be-
yOnd the Boundary a black leather bag with nonO-
gram and chAttelnine Finder will be rewarded by
returning to MRS. BROWNE, at the Portland.
Au8-3tf
CITRAYED-ON THE 2fTH ULTIMO, FROM
- my premises. medium size Black Water Spaniel,
with White spot on his breast answers 10 the name
Of Jumbo; liberal reward II returned TO 900 Eighth
street, corner of southeast au2.3tt
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Gnrhisb Rntbs.

NTEW TURKISH HATH CDR BoVEHsl
IN 1A7 {, street. opposite kggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday aud Friday MOI
open sunday. Open from 3 m TIL 10 p m; Satar'
day, ~ IA m Baths 81; tickets, SLb0.
apo Dlt III. Il BONFE. Electrclan-
TTNHE sHEDD BATHs, 900 STREET, NEAR
L Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
city. This bath Is constructed with view to conyen
ience, being the first ioOr. Turkish, Russian, SUI
phur, aud MeTouTnl Baths given with SKIN and OK,
peronce. ManlpuaOr Of ten years experience AZ tnls
sstabilshnent single bath. n for VI B,tlo. Open
sunday nom q, N. 70 1 D. IN Lnr29-I
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Is carey,s Assassin Tom PheIani

A dispatch was published last week from
Kansas City, stating that the name OF
Carey's assassin was Tom Phelan. Phelan is
we'll known here, having been on the capital
police force until about two years ago. He
then left and went TO his home in Missouri.
He is described as about 40 years Of age, tall
National Republican., 1883-08-07
educational.
University Of Virginia.

Session begins the First orOctober continues
nine mon this Apply for catalogues to The Secretary
marie County, Virginia. JAS. +. HARRISON,
ty20-fmw6W Chairman of the Faculty.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. f. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for hysera, Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache. MentaliDepression,
Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhpa, Impotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-exertlon selfabuse, or over.indulgence which
leads to misery, decay and DEATH One x win cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
mont, one dollar box, or six boxes for five dollars
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt OF price We guar
antee six boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes accompanied with FIVE
dollars we will send the purchaser our written guar
Rntee to return the money II the treatment does not
effect u cure. Guarantees Issued cy STOrr 4 CROM
WELL,4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d, O.,
wholesale - retail agents orders by mail will re.
ceive prom ~ itcntiOn, iy7-ly
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and angular blue eyes, and q paralytic affec-
tion of the right hand. He was regarded as a
reckless man, just the one to do such deed.
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GoNZAGA COLL EGE,
EI STREET NORTHWEST.

One year ago advertised our College as an institu-
ton 10 which parents might send their sons in the
full OF fhaving them well taught and trained.
This year can speak in the name of those parents
who trusted my PROMISE and guarantee continuance
of the same splendid opportunities Our professors
are skillnl and devoted to their work and our stu
dents show already the influence of their training.
The classical and commercial courses supple
mented by instruction in German, Photography. and
Military Tactics by teachers who of high standing
in their respective departments. These advantages
entail additional expense The object of the mill
tary drill is to secure grace and of movement
and to afford n means of healthfa bodily exercise.
Parents may safely trust my promise when tell
them that Gonzaga College will furnish thorough
education for their children.
Terms, $40 per quarter in advance.
mo J. MURPHY President
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cfur glrnt- miscellaneous.

TNOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
IL 032 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied as shoe store. Apply to WIN. q. BURNS.
SOL X street northwest. jy25.tf
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MrottaI

So VoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
i and nervous decay, am convinced, is the
best known To the medical prOiession."-[ Private
letter from John 5. Allen, NJ d.. TO Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y. On request the company will mail
free or sealed for stamp) explanatory pamphlet, &c
MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 30 years at OOd b street southwest. A
guaranteed in every case of gonOrrhea syphilis
and loss ofsexual power. Medicine furnished. Ad
vice free. my22Smt
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S1lantro- y1listrIIanruus.

VIZ 4 Mt e D-To PURCHASE, LADIES
w phaeton or Doctors buggy w. complete UrtIsr,
also single harness. Address PURCHASER, Repub.
lican Ottce. -,lL au7-3t+
wv ANTED-TO BUY, TWO DEslkABLI 10
w Gated building lots: also one medium size brick
house at bargain. Address REAL ESTATE. T. o.
Box 572 auO-3t+
WY TANTED - INSTRUCTION IN PHoNoG-
w raphy from practical teacher Address r., 223
Four -and-i-half street northwest aui-3tt
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Bnsiness Gbantfs.
arlunsu TO 1uau.

Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHR
M lowest rates. DANENHoWER q SON, 1929
street northwest nol3-u
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Rral 0tstatr Nrnkrrs.

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains II complete schedule o our houses
stores shops, and larms offered for rent, together
seem Property for sale In oil parts OF the CITY, Money
to loan on real estate, Call.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
THE UNION VETERAN CORPS.

EDEY's Carbolic Troches cure colds and
prevent disease.
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1lanten onses.

yXTANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE A 5TO
w room house with modern improvements; In
sooner Anyone having such can find careful
pronpt-payng tent, l.. NJ. MoOERS room rs, A. q.
o., War department. au6-3t*
YHTANTED-To PURCHASE OF OWNER A
w house of ten rooms, with m, p. and yard park
age. rogth of X and west of Eeventh east or south
exposure preferred. No. 1910 street northwest.
auGt3tE
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:Fur Sulr--gots.


1.-TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD
Il street n2rthwesli pavement, gas, water and
diamonds part pay mortgage OF $500 or 5000 can
remain H. NJ. LOWE, real estate agent, 0l5 Seventh
street northwest. au6Stf
NOR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
IL city, lot 30xl55 feet; or subdivision of the same
lot l5x9O feet to 80 foot aleyi the owner Of ndoin
ing lot will build with purchaser Apply to No. GIL
Thirteenth street northwest Jyl0
National Republican., 1883-08-07

DoARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT
ID Locust Grove, ten minutes ride from Fallrlad
station healthy location Address Mrs, S. NJ. WILL
lANlS, Locust Grove, Jessup's Md y3l'bt"
National Republican., 1883-08-07
LOWER CEDAR POINT
EXCURSION SEASON

STEAMER ARMENIA
Leaves wharf foot of seventh street daily at q, IN,
Saturday excepted sunday, l0a m,
Fare, round trip, 80 cents; Children 25 cents. .
ON Saturday steamer will leave at $3.50 p for sail
down the river returning at II y m, commencing
June 20, 1882. Fare, q cents,
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guurNing.

DoARp-MEAls SERVED TO REsIDENCEs
ID Persons desiring meals will please call ON
address CATERER, ll22 k street northwest ~
au3-3tt
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@,oNGREsS HALL, OCEAN CITY; woRCEs-
~ ter Comfy, Nd, now open, Newly furnished;
first class In every particular; elegant bathing fish
lug, cunning, &c. w. H. u, sELBY,
ieI.thStu.2Ht
National Republican., 1883-08-07
SHOOTING ON THE AVENUE.

SMOKE the Longfellow Cigars, You'll lil
L.
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cSor Sale 8ouses.
JNOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN A NEW NINE
IL room house, northwest, close to Metropolitan car
line; terms moderate Call on owner 036 + street
northwest. au7-3ts
ISpR SALE-DES II ROOM. MODERN
Etbtyle brick, fronting lettered street near Four
teenth and CorcOran streets; lot 2la by lO0 $3.50
ALBERT Il. FOX. No 02O Il street northwest. aui-6t*
EoR sALE-FARMs.-I HAVE FARMS FOR
IL sale IN Fauquier. Loudoun, Fairfax, and other
counties in Virginia. Call and see list. -
WALTER t. WRIGHT
au2.3tt 81. Cloud Buidng.
FoR SALE
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY.
WE HAVE FIVE LOTS ON CoRCORAN
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TEENTH, l0ts BY 05, WHICH WE WILL SELL
CHEAP. WANT AN OFFER.
BISHOP & HILL.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
1908 Fstreet northwest
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NXTANrED-DERMAT
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR, j. VAN DYOK.
723 TWpl tn street northwest
DIR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT.

TTsEFUL FEET BEING REQUISITE TO
~ health and comfort, the elite OF the world, from
far and near, visit
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VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, TWO FUR
w nished rooms and board I'm a private family:
near Treasury department, or one room aud OF
parlor. Address HOME, Republican ofIice. aui-Stt
VNTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w two three unfurnished rooms at moderate
rate. Address ]. II. b., Republican Onice. aul-3t+
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@lantco-8rlp--nlule.

MANUFACTURERS HUNDRED (3Oc) YOUNG,
w unmarried men for the United States Army
Cavalry and Infantry. Apply at No. 1916 + street
northwest, Washington. au4.s3m
WTANTED--A BOY TO DRAW SODA WATER;
w must be active and Industrious aud come well
recommended. Apply to J. r. MAJOR, 800 seventh
street northwest. aui3t%
National Republican., 1883-08-07
1lanteo---Rooms,

UTANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD BY GEN
w tleman and wife, with two children also gen.
tleman and wife. Address, with terms p. A., Repub-
liCan Ofinn. au7-3tN
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wv ANTED - FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
w or part OF q house, for u small family without
children. Address w. A. NJ, Republican Office.
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@lantrS- Situations mlaIr.

w ANTED- SITUATION IN A DRUGSTORE
w byn young man having three years experience
IN the retail drug busnessi references furnished Ad-
dress BOX ", Republican Otlice. aul-3tt
WTANTED-BY A MAN OF STEADY HABITS,
w position In fire insurance real estate office.
Address I. p, Republican Onice aul6t"
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Summer 8OarNiug.

TNOR RTNT-AT LAUREL, MD, TWO LARGE,
IL we'll furnished rooms with board plenty of shade
good lawn terms reasOnable; within five minutes
walk OF railway station. Address MRS. j. N, III Err
BIClT Laurel, Md nul-1tt
National Republican., 1883-08-07
Fur SaIr--Farms

EoR sALE-AT A sACRTFlCE-A FINE
~ grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash,
ton. BISHOP 81 HILL, 1908 street northwest 2S-ti
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sSVXTEAK AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS OF
w The human body enlarged, developed. and
strengthened." &c. Is an interesting advertisements
long run In our paper In reply 10 Inquiries we VIII
saw that there is no evidence OF humbug about this
ON The contrary. tbs advertisers are very highly in'
dOrsed Inereated persons may get senlJd circulars
Giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med, Co.
P o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, N. N.-1bedo Evening Bee
oc3l-u
National Republican., 1883-08-07

yXTANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT
w children. two or three unfurnlshed rooms, for
light housekeeping first or second floor; terms must
be moderate Address II. E. O., Republican Office.
ma
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-21
On the Other Side,

At Waialua last Friday evening the rain COM
menced to fall in torrents, continuing without in
PERMISSION until eleven o'clock on Saturday morn
ing. The beds of the rivers were all under water
and the sea was discOlOred for several miles from
shore. The natives reaped a good harvest by fish
ing and the planters are jubilant and hope to reap
an increased harvest from the good effect to be de-
rived from the long needed rain.
A new plantation is being laid out at Waianae
in a well selected locality, and We hear that sOme
Portuguese own a fair-sized stock ranch there.
The Portuguese immigrants for Mr.. Halsteads
plantation arrived on Thursday of last week and
have already settled down to work. At Waianae
there are now three plantations and at Waialua
one, besides several rice plantations that are
owned by natives and Chinese. The valleys in the
district are said to be particularly fertile and the
land generally good for cultivation. The plants-
tons all have a plentisiI supply of water and
tramway5 are laid down for hauling cane. AS it is
only twenty-eight miles to the other side of the is
land and as there is a fair carriage road all the
way, it is rather surprising that more Honolulu
residents do not take Il trip there for a few days
change of air.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

II. J. N. 5. Einiio has just received i fresh
coat Of paint.
The schooner Julia Is being rapidly fitted for her
voyage To- the south seas.
Some bone meal Oh the wharf Yesterday asaye
forth its own peculiar odor.
Man proposes, but woman keeps him hanging
around for his answer till a richer fellow comes
along.
The largest steam boiler ever brought TO these
Islands was landed on Wednesday from the
shaudon.
The brig ". q. Irwin has emptied the O.. ). 5.
CO.. warehouse completely; she leaves here only
partly loaded.
The flag on all the vessels in port were lowered
"wednesday IN consequence of the death Of Mr.. Her
vey L. Whitney.
The schooner Mefoo that went on the reef be-
yOnd Diamond Head. Is now ON the marine railway
where she Is being renovated.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.'S new
time table for the Iwalani. c. r. Bishop and
jane Makee, Is published in this issue.
The ,rhooners Jennie and Mauuokawui left in
company Thursday, both bound for Kawaihae,
Hawaii. This will be a fine chance for a race.
The shandon discharged this week one Of tie
largest steam boilers ever landed on these islands.
It, destination is Kauai, per schooner Liholiho.
Traffic along the whqrves and the harbor front
was very disasr-eaJle Tuesday, from the fact that
the wind was very strong and gathered the dust in
clouds.
The search officers were a little behind time yes
terday. for the ". q. Irwin came very near leaving
port without the necessary search being per
formed.
The great excitement. manifested at tine depart
ure Of the Iwalani Tuesday reminded one of
some large ocean Demonstrating New York or some
other eastern sea port for Europe.
The Mary Foster and Liholiho schooners got
their boom AMI b1w-prit ntangledWednesday after
noon when thl former vcaal was leaving port. Not
much damage was done.
Two hundred and hftv-nine Portuguese. including
children were sent O, Hawaii yesterday per Iva
laui, one hundred and viStnt,three Of which were
sent by Messrs. Irwin < Co., and seyenty-six 10y
Me-srs Brewer a Co..
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Important Meetings.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the Princevillo
Plantation Co. was held yesterday when it was de-
cided to raise the stock from S12O,O 900 to $40. 900
and to issue new shares at 500 each.
The East Maui Plantation Co. also held a meet
ing and reduced the value of their stock from $500
TO 500.
The stockholders Of the new company Of Messrs.
E.. o. Hall IL Son, limited, met yesterday and ac-
cepted the charter Of Incorporation granted to
them. The following officers wero elected: Mr.. W..
w. Hall, President and Manager; Mr.. L.. @. Ables,
Secretary and Treasurer; Mr.. = c.. Jones, Auditor;
Messrs. +. o. Hall and Geo. L. Howe, Directors.
The capital Of the company is $500, 900 and each
stockholder is only liable for the debts Of the cor
poration to the amount Of the share or shares held
by himself. The new company Is now carrying on
the business.
A meeting Of gentlemen interested ia the forma-
tlon OF a Stock Exchange was held yesterday when
Messrs. w. o.. Smith, Cartwright and Atherton
were appointed a committee to take the iniatory
steps and to report progress TO a general meeting
to be held on Wednesday next.
At the annual meeting of stockholders Of the
Waimanalo Sugar Co. the following officers were
elected: Mr.. J. A. Cummins, President; Mr. A.. J..
Cartwright, Treasurer; Mr.. G. BOlte, Secretary.
and Mr.. Cecil Brown, Auditor.
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Agricultural Soeletr,s Awards.

After considerable discussion the Board Of man
agement of the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural So
ciety have arrived at the following decisions a. TO
the character of the prizes to be given in pursu-
ance of the awards of the judges at the late Agri-
cultural and Horticultural show.
Silver medals are TO be given to those who were
awarded first prizes in the departments of cattle.
horses, dogs and dairy produce; also for the best
samples Of sugar, and of fbrous plants and fbrcs
and for the Alden Company exhibits. Bronze
medals will be given to those to whom were
awarded the second prizes in cattle, horses, dogs,
dairy produce; also for first prize in domestic man
ufactures for the largest variety of sugar canes. the
best kalo, the best rice, for Messrs. Hall & Sons.
and Dillingham; * Co.'S exhibits, and for the follow
ing among the horticultural exhibits: Mr.. WILL
ing exhibit, best palms, best crotons and dra-
cocuas, best cocoa nuts, best collection of plants.
best collection Of ferns, best grapes; Hon. Mrs.
Bishops exhibits Of ferns, etc, best single fern,
and best coleus. Diplomas will be given for the
other prizes awarded.
Certificates of these awards will be issued al once
on handsome forms which have been specially got
up for the society, in San Francisco, from designs
by Mr.. FurneauX and Mr.. Strong. The medals
will not be ready for some time as the estimates
for striking them have only just been received
from London. A very hearty and unanimous vote
of thanks has been passed to the judges for their
valuable services.