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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The Honduras bark Hermann, Capt. Hansen,
arrived off waimanalo, this island on the morn.
ing of the 18th inst, and the captain Immediately
sent boat on shore with the information that the
vessel was laden with lumber, was % days out
from Victoria, b. c., had experienced hurricane
in lat. II. l0> N, long. 1223T, W. and in which
the vessel sprung a leak. The crew were ex-
hausted from constant duty at the pumps and
Captain Hansen desired assistance to reach the
port of Honolulu. At l2:l5 Mr. John Cummings
telephoned the above information TO Messrs. +. A.
Schaefer d Co. and that firm being unable to
obtain the services of tine useless and unorna-
mental Government. tug Pie, word WAS sent to
Messrs Foster Il Co. In IL minutes thereafter the
steamer james Makre, Capt. Mcdonald commander
was On her way out the haTbor to the assistance
of the distressed vessel notable instance of the
celebrity with which island steamer owners
respond TO calls for aid. Capt. Mcdonald came
alongside the distressed vessel of Coco Head and
having carried out crew of auxiliaries, placed
them on board the Hermann, they relieving the
fatigued crew, then making fast, t0wed the vessel
toward Honolulu harbor arriving of the entrance
in safety, where by directions of the pilot the
Hermann dropped anchor, the james Mckee arriy-
| ing back i'll port again at 1880 p III. Credit is
due to Messrs Foster 4 Co. for sending steamer
almost ready to leave on her regular route thus
delaying their own business, and credit is also due
| to Captain Mcdonald who successfully accom-
| plishfd his mission. 1t may be interesting to
mention that Capt. McDonald's instructions were
to stay by the vessel if the weather was such that
he could not tow her, and if such had been the
case the Iirgi,tii. Capt. Bates would have been
| sent IN render additional asgigfauee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24


From San Francisco. per Australia, Jan si-E A
Joncr, McrrimRu, Hon kapcna, Hon J. kau-
lskOu. u " Severance, Mis- Severance. Williams,
: Cohen, W Hitchcock, Mn Tocr. Miss Tolsr, Mrs
" I Cainrham, & Eastman, g / Mathcrs, y
Dhlundt ) b Woo ter A W Kirkland " r REYNOLDS,
kakiwuch suri, kuutze, l. Thursian. u 7
pnlk, Miss Walker. Mrs Allen, and 80 ztceragC:
in transit - foT the Colonies.
From Maui and Molukai, per Mokoli Jan ig-Mr- A
" Never and . children Father Thoo Lautcf J Tin
4 ninr aud about - deck.
From Kahulul, Per Kiauca Hou, Jan X Halstcad,
"AlcX Stark, b Bachelor and wife Hon } W kalua.
Hnifc and child W Ainua, \ \ Pratt DR. Bennett J
Haley, and about - deck
From Kauai. per Il Bishop, Jan sl-llis IA Gov +
y kanoa and wife u Mache, Dr Fletcher g Jci-
Lowrcy, and about ls deck
From windward Ports per Lchua. Jan CIV Nc,
Canduss, Muir, ! II MHby, Mrs Binkham and CHI ID,
y Giligen W II Lawrence, } u Mills, Williams, Miss
Kinds, Misses = and Rentun Nj Mclucruy " Bur
rcll, II Caruwcllr A Enot- hrkwood and number
Fleck.
For NoIokai aud Maui per Mokolii, Jan = About ~
HAerk.
M From RauAi. per Jas Makcc, Jan III l. Richardson,
lee Pufvis, Miss Lamb, 4 d Calvert, 7 T Secly ~
0<Dilino " Armenian, Jud.e knkita, and 30 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per Ivulani, Jan ig-Jamcs
y Aieira and wife, Mr. VIM J Maxwell aud daughter
DR. Wall and son. Mr. Mcincckc and children. L
NJ iiufmsn } I Mckenzie, MoCann, and 30 deck.
M From Maui and Hawaii, per Iwalani, Jan IA i
'Brickwood. Geo Janes ir. Miss A ioncs, " &
gones, Hay, Hoffman and about ~ deck.
. For Kauai, per Jas Make Jan Ig-Judsc X kakinu,
. Burtlcman, Z Greenfield, d Mhkaui, and - deck.
. For san Francisco, per Cabaricn Jan lG-L Itch
Nj tnor, . u smith, Il u Crane and 3 stceragc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

EDITOR GAzETTE:-His;ory repeats itself. 1t tells
us that there was nddling while Rome was burn
ing. Is there any analogy between this fact and
the preparations now being made fer the grand
fddling to take place next month!
We are not expecting any literal coniiagration
on that day. but more dreadful fire is gradually
consuming the life of this people. Licentiousness
and drunkenness, if not checked will soon destroy
the nation. The paramount effort of this govern
ment now should be to raise the standard of NOR
atty; the enacton Of laws for the suppression of
drunkenness and other vices, rather than spend
their resources in frivolty. Jonah was sent to
warn the Nineyites of impending doom for their
sins. The King needed the warning. " He arose
from his throne covered himself with sackcloth
and sent forth Decree 'let man and beast be COW
cred with sackcloth, and every one turn from his
evil ways This is a time when sackcloth is more
appropriate than royal robes Of ermine. 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
MARRIED.

i RoBINsCN-AH this city, on the sHl
nst.. AT the residence Of the bridegroom parent;
lha street by the Rev. H. II. Parker, HESEH fsoBrS
bon 70 Misc PoKNI AmOSG. ns- No Cards.
TE kARl-NE BEA-In THE city. on the 10th int.
By tho Rev II. Bingham.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The schooner Prince went ashore at Huelo on
the 9th inst The cargo of the vessel had been
discharged and the captain seeing that bad wealth
er was coming on, attempted to get out to sea.
His efforts proved futile, he anchored, and him
self and crew went ashore. During the night the
lines parted and the next morning the 10th the
Prince was good only for firewood. No blame is
attached to the captain, he having done his best
under the circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

We perceive by one of our Massachusetts, L. S.
A., exchanges thatsDr. Lorenzo Waite, of West
field, an eminent physician of Berkshire Co., of
that state, strongly indorses St. Jacobs OIL With
it he cured case of sciatca that had resisted all
regular professional treatment, and that had in
fact been abandoned as incurable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
DIED.

JoHNsoN-In this city, on the 10th inst, Mr..
GEuEsIr EDITH JOHNSON wife Of e. II johnson, aged
81 year..
LANLOB-ln Ottawa, Ontario Canada, January 10,
Mr.. MATTE LAwLoR, mother Of John NJ and Dr.. Wm.
Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The fine schooner Emma. owned by Mr. Henry
Macfarlane, is ashore at Waianae Capt Macy
who had command, is reported to have ran the
vessel on sand bank there to save her from the
effects of contact with the rocks of the reef, the
strong wind and heavy swell preventing him from
uniting 10 sea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Waikiki was visited by heavy wind from the
$. w, accompanied with very heavy rain squalls,
on Wednesday and Thursday CI7th and 18th insts. }
No damages have been as yet reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

A new mail Garner Is now engaged at Huelo, Mr..
E. Redden, and it is believed that the complaints
regarding the delivery will be less than formerly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
Sailed.
MEMORANDA.

Report Of PMS Australia, Cargill comm.-Dis-
Charged San Francisco pilot 10th January, at - ? M
Experienced fret part moderate westerly winds aud nnc
weather; aud atfcry light variable winds, moderate
and dull weather; sighted Maui I'd January, ut
daylight and received Honolulu Pilot at p; % n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

No case can be made out against the man who
was suspected of having set fire to Mr. Bailey
cane. Maui is unfortunate in not being able to
have her crimes detected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The invitations of the Band Boys to the corona
tion were delivered to them on Monday evening:
A The cards ornamented the bandstand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The newly elected officers OF Geo, De Long Post,
20. A. r., were duly installed at the rooms of the
Association on the evening of the 10th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

cage or aviary with'wel dressed people, the Prem
Ter Is evidently seeking in the highways and hedges
for the manned, the bald and the blind. An article
last Thursday processes to enlighten our small
public the dress that is to be ~ T'egle on the
Auspcious 18th The gist of the invitations is that
people should come-dress clothes, seedy clothes,
fine clothes, borrowed clothes, or even no clothes
at all, only come. II will be highly satisfactory
to somebody invited TO the "Amphi-theatre oppo-
site the entrance, (by the way, in order to follow
out strictly the letter of the invitations the guests
viii have to stand on one anothers shoulders,) it
will be highly satisfactory repeat for the lady,
after she or her husband has spent considerable
sum on coronation finery, TO find herself with an
intelligent, but somewhat uninitiated boat-boy as
her companion during the ceremony. She is sure
70 60 home in tantrum or else in r condition of
naughty disdain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Inter island traffic, both by steam and sail has
been considerably interfered with by the wind and
r weather of the past week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

No Developments in regard to the Maui murder.
The crime is shrouded in mystery and it will prob
ably never be known who was the william who com
mIttel the deed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The regular monthly meeting of the Mission
Childrens Society was held on last Saturday even
inr at the residence of Mrs. Castle Berotauia st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The first page of the London GTuptie will be q
perfect wind fall for the Coronation Committee
True the central sketch represents scene rathei
more decent and more beautiful than the coming
Rulas, but sketches Nos T. s, 3, 10 may and oughi
10 be utilized.
Messrs. J. I. Waterhouse & Go. have had iron
rings inserted in the curbstone fronting the For
street store and carriages can now be left with
safety, after being hitched and intending custom.
en- can have better variety of goods offered tc
their inspection, by walk inside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived

Arrived.
Jan sl-Ger blk Herman Hansen from sea ID distress
sn-Am bktne Monitor. KnaCke from Hum bolut
Am BIZ Lily Grace, ,llughes % days from Quit
Peru
s5-FMss Australia Tulioh, from San fTan
Sailed
Jan la-Am bk CaihaIirn, Hubbard for ean frau
.i-Am bktnc Amelia. Ncvhail, for Burmrd's In
.tI-PMSs Australia. Tulloh, for Coonies
sJ-Haw sch Julia. Holland, for New Hrbrdcs
Vessels in Port.
BIZ BIZ Loeb Lee jenkins
An chip Hope, irepaiung)
Am hrg VIM Irwin, Turner
Am bk J A falkcuber.. Goodman
Am bgtnc W II Meyer Howe
Am tern Eva, Wikmau
Am hktne Monitor Ncwhali
Ger BIZ Hermann, Hansen, In distress
An hk Lily Grace, Hughes
Haw bk kalakaua Miller
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

In this issue is published an essay of Hon A.
Francis Judd read before the Y. NJ. C. A. On the
evening of the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Mr.. p. kikoo is now happy in the possession of
son and heir, born to his wife on the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The old Transit of Venus house, once the resi-
ence Of Captain Mist, has been fitted up for th'
#ception Of the Japanese Enjoys The arrange
Eents are said to be very good indeed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TowN.
On Monday morning, the I'D inst. the mercury
toucl,,,l IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The usual monthly social and literary entertain
ment of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Con
gregati0nal Church, Fort Street, will be held il
the basement of the Church to-morroT, Thursday
evening. All are invited to attend. strangers es
r,aciafIv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Pr. Z. 7. Adams will sell to-day at the resi-
nce of Judge Davidson the entire furniture and
riiishlngs on the premises. Bargains Will un-
Hnhtedly be nbtnined bN tho.n IrtslIi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

rest since the occurrence. awaiting the result Of
Paeole's injuries, and they will now be charged
with and tried for manslaughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

From information received from Mr.. j. NJ. Dat
-, We learn that the German steamer Ehreesie,
Eould sail from Bremen about February lst fOi
<his port, laden with immigrants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The usual annual parade Of the Fire Depart
|nent will not take place this year. Instead, the
Department will take place in the procession OF
|the 18th of February
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The Saturday afternoon band concert at Emma
Square was not as well attended as the excellence
of the music deserved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

BY the kindness Of Marshal Parke papers for.
varied by Hon. II. W. Severance have been rc-
ceived by us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Among the passengers who arrived by the 4a.-
f''riia we notice the names of several kauaainas
Principal among them are Consul Severance and
Miss Severance, Mr.. and Miss Toler, aud Mr.. l.. A
Thurston
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
TO TIM RESCUE.
NJ -. A. - 49,. -,

Messrs. Foster a Co. have been applied to by
friends of those people who arc supposed to be
passengers ON board the missing steamer, and that
firm have withdrawn the steamer {. n. Bishop
from her Kauai route, discharged all the freight
that had been taken on board, have supplied the
vessel with coal and provisions for days trip
and she will sail at 10 O'Clock this morning in
search of the missing vessel.
Later information has been received that II. b.
MS Commissioner, Major J. Hay Wodehouse, on
behalf of the British Government, has agreed to
Join with the Government of this Kingdom and
the friends of the expected passengers in defray-
ing the expenses incurred, and the Bishop will pro-
ceedlon search voyage across the Pacific TO the
port of San Francisco. On leaving here the Bishop
will take mail for the Coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Another prospect Of a pigeon shooting match at
Kalihi this afternoon. Time / p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Serious complaint is made OF the number of
native Hawaiians who are leaving the settlement,
or villages in Hawaii and coming down to settle
in Honolulu. A manager writes that he con-
siders this due TO the new liquor law as there are
no licenses in Hawaii, and as liquor can be freely
obtained in Honolulu. the temptation Is toe
strong TO be resisted, they leave their little kule
anas and start for gin. Two places are mentioned
as having been almost deserted of native inhabi-
tants, where few years ago there were from 50 10
40 families.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The Band gave moonlight concert on the even
|ng of the 18th INST, at Emma Square and thu
|Feather being pleasant a large attendance was
noticeable. The concert was the 50sth in number
b EmmA Square.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Acting Postmaster General Peterson, states that
The mail Forwarded per city II Nee York weighed
pyer quarter of ton. viz; 506l letters, weighing
E83 lbs OK, l.70a papers, weighing i0I lbs. or,
total in weight Of !ssi lbs > or.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
The Missing Steamer

The Oceanic steamship Sues. Capt. Dodd, is
reported by our San Francisco exchange as having
sailed from that port on the 9th inst. Fears are
therefore entertained for the safety the vessel
and passengers on board a large number OF whom
are Intimately connected socially and in business
relations with residents in this community No
list of passengers is obtainable but the SUPPOSE
ton amongst their friends il that Mr. and Mrs. s.
NJ Damon, MIR. w. o. Smith, Mrs. Atherton and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. De La Vergne, Mrs. A. W.
Bush H. L. Poor and s. Selig are amongst those
on board. 1t is to be hoped that the vessel has
been only temporarily stopped on her voyage and
that at any moment her arrival off the hhrbor will
be telephoned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
When you with rheumatism groan,
Or with neuralgia labor;
BE sure TO use st. Jacobs Oil,
And then-go tell your neighbor.


A detachment of New Hebrides laborers have
arrived at Ookala; the manager of that planta-
ton speaks well of their physique and considers
that they will make excellent hands. This seems
TO be the verdict ali round.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The LiisEtr is now nearly coppered and the
probabilities that she VIII be lowered from the
hallway on the 9Th inst. preparatory to being
|agAin placed on her route to windward. Fast time
4 IS looked fot ON the next round trip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Prof. c. H. Hitchcock the expected scientific
lecturer was among the arrivals by the assirulia.
pc brings material for several lectures. Prof.
fditchcock Is % be Congratulated on having ceci-
-led not 70 take naEsaoe On the missing .Sn...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

ffoEn Inc evening OF the 10Th inst, until noon
oil IN 18th, the wind blew strong from the South
and West and all weather indications seemed TO
point to the forthcoming of regular iowa Dur
ing the prevalence of the high wind the sea at the
entrance to the harbor was breaking all the way
across from the spar buoy to the spot on which
the Niagara lay imbedded. During the night of
the 18th the storm seemed TO have reached its
height and the heavy sea rent asunder the wreck
OF the Niagara carrying the after portion of the
vessel IN shore OF the Quarantine grounds and
moving the forward portion some two hundred
feet closer in TO the entrance and about one hun
dred feet g'aaku of the barrel buoy. At noon on
the 18th there was not a breath of wind but the
SKY to the southland and westward was dark and
lowering.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The Post Office attaches, headed by Acting
Postmaster General Peterson decorated the pri-
waite Office of their Superior, Postmaster General
hapena, in elaborate manner with wreaths
flowers and ferns previous TO his arrival, and the
comfortable and COSY appearance of the place was
greatly increased by these floral tributes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

boat for police use is a requisite necessity to
md in the capture of opium smuggers and TO pro-
beet the water front of the city. -Four men with
The aid Of boat would be Of more service than sir
nen stationed as they now are on shore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco per Caibarien, Jan BIO bae,
sugar ss,ige bar- rice % pkg machinery, - eascs
ammonia. Dom Val s2a.Gn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Another business enterprise called Mr.. II. J..
Agnew TO the Coast per last mail steamer, this
time he IS going TO purchase a large stock of hay
and grain and TO perfect arrangements by which
he can be kept constantly supplied On his return
he will open up the Sc Enterprise Feed Co" having
as location suitable site in the neighborhood
of the Esnlanade
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Two Of the crew of the bark Hermann engaged in
dispute on board with the cook of the vessel and
one of them 10 add more force to his remarks
struck the cook in the face with maui cutting
his nose and cheek. The other member of the
crew poked a revolver under the nose of the as
saulted man, and desired TO learn from him if he
was satisfied or if he had any objections to make
Capt. Fred Hansen the master of the vessel came
upon the scene and had the culpriis placed in
irons and afterwards had them transferred to the
Police Station where they await trial on a charge
of assault
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The steamer RHaaea Hon sailed at , O'Clock this
morning to assist in the search of the missing Sss.
She carries coal enough for a week. Captain Ho-
bron sends the vessel at his own expense: III this
matter he has acted with his usual promptitude,
and we trust that long ere the week is out either
his vessel the {. r. Bishop will gather tidncs of
the overdue steamer. We are told that the Cap
tain of the c. n. Bishop has been supplied with a
chart of the course of the 4HsfJgiia, on which is
marked the prevailing winds: he will guide his
course mainly by this information.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Paeole, tht native who received injuries about
he head during drunken row which took place
lately on the p. NJ. S. s wharf. the occurrence Of
Fhich was reported at the time. died AT the Hosp
4 the injuries received. The parties CONCERNED in
he row, three other natives, have been under ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

james Make finally lowed Us to an anchorage off
the harbor. The Hermann is owned by Nj W.
Schiel OF Lima, Peru, J. Foss Co. agents at
Callao, and hes now on board about $4,000 feet
OF lumber The vessel was built at Freeport,
Maine, in 1865, is 1905 tons register, and was
formerly named the Urcl, Toby, and was engaged
| In the guano trade. Divers viii examine the bot
tom of the vessel and after repairs have been
made the vessel will proceed on her VOYAGE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24
IMPORTS
EXPORTS

From San Francisco p5r Australia, Jan 5-gis pkg
gen mdsc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Mr.. j. V. wangenhiem, proprietor Of the Eagle
Apple Cider Factory ON Beretania street, has been
adJudged insane and Is nov under the care of
Superintendent Wright at the Insane Hospital.
OverwOrk Is supposed TO have assisted in his
mental prostitution and season of rest and
quiet is hoped will have a salutary effect on Mr..
Mancenhiemis brain pover
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The improvements to the lower end Of Fort St,
towards the water. gradually worked B,asIr
On Saturday Mr.. Emerson assisted by Mr. Wall
from the Government Survey Office, was engaged
in stalking of the grade Of the road bed The side
walk in front of the Custom House is being
planked over, much needed and very desirable
1usr1r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

1t has been stated in the columns of contempt
raries that DIR. Stangenwald did not find the same
poison in the bodies of the cat and dog as that
found in the body of the old native, kamaile,
poisoned by some unknown person at Kamoiliili on
the 18th of October last, for which native woman
Hama, tried and acquitted at the Supreme
Court during the past past week. DR.. Stangenwald
distinctly stated that he had found this same poi
son, strychnine, not alone in the human stomach
but likewise in the Wis of the dog and also in
the remains of the cat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The Government Schools are all exceptionally
full Fort ST. School has 225 its rolls the Royal
School $50 and the Militant School IL. The sys-
TEN Of grading which was introduced last year
has worked very successfully; there will doubt
less have TO be some slight alterations and
system was framed proves 10 be thoroughly good.
Of course the full results cannot be for three
OF four wears vet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

A number of building lots adjoining Kapiolani
Park will shortly be offered for sale by the Trus-
tees Of the Lunalio estate. There are in all 80 lots
varying from 2ls ~ ; acres. Mr.. J. Campbell
has commenced boring an artosian well, which it
IS hoped will be able to supply all the lots with
pure fresh water. When the lots are put up at
auction there will be good opportunity for pur-
chasing desirable position for private residence.
plan of this portion of the Iunalilo estate exc
cuted very clearly and neatly by Mr.. NJ. ID. Mon
sarIat. can be seen at office of Nj. S. B. Dole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Messrs. j. W. Robertson q Co. have arranged a
method by which the general public can now be
informed of the exact hour of noon. A pole with
movable ball has been placed on the old observa-
tory their building, and the ball is hosted into
position n few minutes before the noon hour. OBJ
seryations at the Survey Office establish the cor
rect time. which Is telephoned TO Messrs Robertson
a Co. and the ball is dropped A handy and useful
noon mark, and shows the progressive spirit Of the
projectors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

The old Globe Hotel premises and the Hackfeld
premises on Fort street have peen purchased by
Mr.. James Campbell for the sum of S2i 900, circG.
We understand that Mr.. Campbell intends erect
ing number of new stores, soon as the present
leases run out the longest lease Is for period of
two years. This gentleman is certainly making a
number of very excellent improvements in our
CITY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-24

Hon J. NJ. Kapena, II. H. Ms. Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Japan and
Hon. J. l.. Kaulukou. Secretary, accompanied by
His EN. NJ. Sugi, Vice Minister of II. ]. Ms.
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary TO attend the
corunatiOn with NJ. Ishibashi, Secretary of Lega-
ton, Hon. Michonori 5, Nagasaki, Secretary Of
the Imperial Household, Professor X Sugi of
arrived in this city ON the 4HstJuiia from San
Francisco.