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New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

Chas. Rosskopf is erecting new liv-
cry stable on the corner Of Centre
street and Broadway, opposite the ci-
ty clerks Office.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

The arrival of Santa Claus and the
opening Of mammoth bazaar at the
City Drug Store IS announced by the
proprietor, Ceas. l.. Roos. The assort-
ment really surpasses anything hereto
fore exhibited in this city and prices
well, they are at the lowest round of
the ladder. When out shopping don't
fail to look in on old Santa Claus at
the City Drug Store.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

Attorney General Hahn last Satur-
day rendered an opinion to the effect
that the recenJ vote on the amend
ments to the constitution (other than
that to Article s. does not effect
the term of office of county Superin-
tendent Of Schools whose terms begin
Dec. l, from the fact that their term
of office begins before the votes can
be canvassed. In regard to county
Auditors and Treasurers whose terms
begin the first Monday in January, the
vote will probably be .canvassed be-
fore the expiration of their present
term, and their future
tenure will come under the amend
ment. This is rather bad for the
newly elected Superintendents of
Schools. If the Superintendents do
not come under the provisions of the
biennial election amendments, the
question arises how and when are
their successors to be elected? Of
course it is understood that there
will be no election in 1885.
The Lyon County News publishes
our last weeks comments upon can
i'll fated town. in full and adds: ssNew
Ulm, as a town, has suffered IN repu-
tation for disgraceful proceedings
that occurred in their earlier days,
which were transacted by few dis
reputable rowdies, such as are liable
to infest any new town. But for
these transactions the people are
blameless, and such an article as ap-
peared in the Pioneer Press could on.
ly be instigated by malice or extreme
fanatacism. The Meas has also dis
covered 'san old resident of New
Ulm,' who says cit is fact that
Christ was burned in effgy.' But
adds: "The leaders Of the proceed
ings were condemned by the better
class of people, and it was made inter-
esting for several Of them to quit
town" (Wonder if the Neps. inform
ant wasn't one Of the latter-Ed. J The
Neacs then comments upon the lynch.
ing affair of 1855, and concludes: s.But
all this should not be charged against
the town as a whole at that time, and
certainly not now, when its citizen.
ship has largely been renewed. The
town is one of the most thrifty in the
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

The st. Peter Tribune says that the
Andrews troupe will start out this
week. They have recently added one
more star to their troupe, a soprano
singer who has been with the Maple.
son Company. There are now eight
cen members in the troupe, and they
propose giving an entertainment
equal to any troupe or the road.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

An exchange says that the State
Teachers Association will distribute
among the teachers throughout the
State papers containing stories. These
stories are to be read in the schools,
the scholars are to reproduce them as
best they can from memory, and
their work is to be sent to the head
Quarters of the ASs0ciatinn
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28
NEW ULM AND VICINITY
,,MoW UIm Market Report.

lCorrected weekly by r. PFEF FERLE, dealer in
Grain. Provisions, Groceries and Country Pro-
duce.1
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

John Frank has been fortunate
enough torecover his pocket book and
contents lost a few days ago between
West Newton and this city. The dis
covery Of the finder of the treasure
was an accident, though.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28
sPEER's
PORTUGAL GRAPE VINE,

FERMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
Used in the principal Churchesfor Cummunion
Excellent for Females Weakly Persons and the
aged.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

Totals. 1921, ,460 $56, l,48
The following is the average rate of
taxation in the several towns in the
cOun4y.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

The MBnnerchor entertainment at
Union Hall last Sunday evening was
quite well attended, despite the cold.
and stormy weather. All present re-
port having had pleasant time.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

The New Ulm creamery manufact-
ured $4,000 pounds of butter duriog
the season just closed. This certain
ly is good showing considering that
operations were not commenced until
the season was nearly half over. It is
estimated that at least 100000 pounds
of butter will be manufactured by this
creamery next season.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

If l had 4 COW that gave such milk,
I'd dress her in the finest silk,
would feed her on the best of hay,
And milk her forty times Il day.
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

An exchange says that there is {
good opening at Cordova for a gooC
physician. Where is Dr.. Humphrey!
Can't he prescribe s'Kalomile and Ipa
keck" for SO small place?-St. Peter
Tribune.
Can this be intended for our Brown
tr In Il ~
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28

Ms. VALUATION. TAXES PAID
New Ulm weekly review., 1883-11-28
SDeer'S II. II. B1.Znlz3I.

Is wine Of Superior haraessr and partakes O
the rich qualities Of the grape ON which it /
made.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
The Disor0anised Force.

On Saturday last two native policemen,
named Null and Kauhane, were tried before
Judge Bickerton for assault and battery on one
w. Ebelling. 1t appears that on Thursday
evening at about quarter after eight o'clock,
while Mr. Ebelling was passing in front of
HONS candy store on Hotel Street, he was
ruthlcssly seized by the two policemen named,
charged with being drunk and hurried of at a
rapid pace to the station house. While coming
down NuuaEu Street his explanations Of dis.
tress attracted the attention Of several persons
who were in company, and going up the
street. Two of these Immediately turned back
and followed the arrested man to the station
house While at the station the two policemen
who made the arrest showed the utmost
INSTRUMENTATION to their superior, Mr.
McKeague, positively refusing to release the
man until themselves threatened by Mr..
McKeague with incarceration. Even tins
threat had to be repeated several times before
they would let go. When this was done, how.
ever, it became Immediately apparent to all
present, that the man was perfectly sober, and
he was allowed to 60. During the arrest, Mr..
Ebelling's watch and chain were damaged and
his clothes somewhat torn. Not satisfied at
being simply released, he brought suit, as
before said, against the policemen, and the
trial occupied part Of Saturday attention and
Monday morning. AT the trial Messrs
McKeague, Mehrtens, Albert Smith and the
man himself, testified as to his sobriety
and also to his ill-usage. Messrs. ID. Mozart
ney and George w. Smith, of the firmof Benson
Smith x Co., testified to the mans character
for sobre,y and particularly that he was seen
and interviewed by them Immediately prior to
the arrest, and that then he was perfectly sober.
Mr.. Emmeuth testified as to Mr. Ebcllinc's
general character for sobriety, and that he had
worked for him during the day in question and
that then was sober. The policemen, how
ever, who made the arrest both testified that
MI. Ebelling appeared drunk at the time Of
the arrest, and brought two other policemen
and a hack driver to coroboratc the evidence
they gave. The policemen, however, we're
fourni guilty as charged and fined Sio each.
An appeal has been taken to the Intermediary
court. Null has been discharged from the
(" force but kauhane been retained on ac-
count Of his alleged previous good character.
Mr.. w. O. Smith was engaged by Mr.. Ebel.
ling to assis, in the prosecution. The prisoners
managed their own case.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
THE DRUMMER.

Messrs. Lyons X Levey's sale tonight is
one that the public cannot afford 10 neglect.
Il embraces one Of the longest and most at
traciive lines ever offered.
Many have knocked at the drumners door
Hsigho and well day
But god n. Nicholas held the how
And he had 10 turn mat u them away,
For men must work and women coniuse--
When the children ssarm In the family hive
And lead the way shrr~d sons and daughter,
10 Santa Cians' Head Quarters.
To be able to procure complete line Of
their own remedies Is boon to homeopathic
Practitioners. Bssricke 4 Sehreck the eeIe
bIa,ed homeopathic pharmacists Of the United
States have made Messrs. Beason, Smith 4
Co.. their agents fos these islands. Everything
In the line Of Homeopathic remedies can be
obtained Of them.
I" beautiful brunette entered . Memphis
dsy-goods store and inquired 81 blonde young
CLERK Il he had any siumbes robes. The beau
tiiul brunette wanted ready made nigh,gown.
The young man bsoughl out los II cheap
mosquito bars NJ. John 7. waieshosss-
a. his No. 70 s,ose oa Fost street rs +" slsn-
h<s sobek" a ho<A kin.ls. " II ~ nillioa.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
NhilpimQ Notes.

The German bark Christine, is discharging
coal at the Esplanadc.
The American bark Spartan is discharging
al Brewer & CO. wharf.
The Pacific Mail Steamship City OF Sydney
from San Francisco, and the Australia from
Syuney are due to-day.
The Oceanic Steamship Co.'S steamer Al.
ameda sails for San Francisco to-day at II Nj,
from the Companys wharf
The American bark Caibarien has discharged
all OF her down cargo, and has hauled to Sor.
cnsons wharf 10 await return cargo
The German bark Maxatlan is discharging
an assorted European cargo at the Pacific Mail
wharf, consigned to Messrs. Hackfeld 4 Co.
The Hawaiian bark Kalakaua, at Brewer &
Co.'S wharf. has about half cargo ON board,
and will sail for san Francisco early next
week.
The British bark Henry James arrived last
Saturday, from New York with a general
cargo OF merchandise consigned 10 Messrs.
Castle a Cooke, which she is discharging at
the old Custom House wharf
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
D0nieirif<.

"Whos DanielwiIz1" asked one Of Notes
lunchers last Tuesday
"Oh, he's President OF the Workingmen's
Union," replied the waiter.
''What does he dor
"Do1 He don't do nothin' he's reoyk.
ing man"
Last Monday Mr.. Danielwitz had little
unpleasantness with Mr.. Voght's boot black.
about which Mr.. Danielwitr rushed into print
On Thursday, Mr.. Danielwilz came up Fort
Street towards Hotel, and at the corner
encountered the enraged boot black. The
next moment the near spectators on Fort and
Hotel streets were treated to rear view Of
Mr.. Danielwitz's coat tails. and saw Mr.
Danielwiz disappear in Dodd's GROCERY.
Official time Of the run was not taken, but ii is
believed thai MI. Danielwi,z beat the record.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
PASSENGERS
Arrivals.

From Newcastle, n sw, per Christine, November IS
-Mrs Saunders. Miss Saunders Mr. HenkeL
From New York. per Henry James, November az
From kahului per Kilauea Hou, November a. p N
Makse, Mr. Campbei. Wife and daughter, Mis- Mott,
" Rhode,, Spencer and wife. W Gi0in. @ W
From HaInalua pc! Bishop, November s.--w
u kielard and deck.
!, From ~ s PR, per kiaas, N9ss@bsr 81
Adams, Miss D Adams, Mrs Boyd, II boyd, / D
Cooks, J. a rhs.ioa, q Wilder, H., ? { Jones, J
H%sss, Captain Robbins, ~ Ns~ : / j q
Kawainui. W suh., q shasslsr, s IiarLer, o he'd. "
x ca'hber, Mrs iIinds, O \ and X Ilinds. J I
L Asus, W Young, a Gilhan. W |. kedinsberg. A II
Smith, Z Deering, ID hckenzie, q r. Boardn.an. {
Horsweil, " Macfahane
coz, a Pros, Mr Rsnjes, D conradi, 4 A Winston
From Molokai and Mani, per Lehua, November as
Q uana, spFosls, Mr. chssman, Mr.. Willis and
From Kauai per Jas Makse, Nossmbsr W NJ
Butler. X Graham, w coodsin. Nolan, Jens<n,
4 Harms, FORD, J Eds.fds, c can.righs, Nh,
field, e James, w " Whitman.
F@ Mol.kai and Maui per Lshua, Nov sl--A Sin
clare, Mr. Meciane, q White, 4 Campbell. MeD4de.
70, Siads Ard es,s PEI kia:a, Nov s1-s.M Par
u. B,.sdman And vile NJ and Mr. ain, w n.soe.,
cruler and ~ie, Rev Bead, II sehussisr. $ l. coan,
W wsnnsr, u Meter, Father i.sonos, r Hay,sldsn.
q wilisr. S Hasri-oa, Mr. smish-
., hs Kss. <, ess 6 \ Hshop, Mo- IL Bailey, c
nuns. A { CanAsalro. I iioasuas, lr, G A brown.
Mr. aad Mi.s stapleN, { Wall. Hose.
fw kahului per kilauez Hou, Nov st--C.ptain
and Mn wilfcns. Miss N Cseen. Captain Robbins.
AlsH4adsr NJ laekss. wiassaa. Z u fs-kisi.
For Hoaxkeag pr fssiderssh. Nor ,o--Ms Free
nan and ,es q -
departures.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

BosroS, Am. blk. CEyLoN. ....... ......... BarSow
Due, Jan. 1915. c. Brewer q Co., agents.
BREMEN, Haw. bk. KALI. Rothfoss
Due Dec. ao-2s. II. Hackfeld & Co, agents
BREMEN, Ger. bk SPICA ...................Ho HOLMAN
Due March as.3o. Hackfeid 8 Co., agents.
CARDIFF, Haw. blk. loLAsI................. Garrels
Due Dec. ITO. H. Hackield & Co., agents.
CossTgADr, Ii. |. K. NJ ). RAsBoyNIx
Due-uncertain.
GLASGOW, Brit. bk. BIRMAH. ................W Wit
Loading. G. W. Macfarane 4 Co.. agents.
HuMsoLDT, Am. tern LIMA SwRAsEy ,...... Ray
Now due. Levers 4 Cooke, agents.
JALuIr, Am bgtne HAZARD ..... ........ .Terney
Due now A. +. COOKE, agents.
JALUir, Haw sch KALuNA Lowell
Due now a. ,. CoogR, agent.
kAHULuI, Am blk. y. s. THohrsos ......... Potter
Due Dec. is.
LIVERPOOL, Brit. ship AsKK,srwIrm CASTLE .Harsies
Due Jan. IoIS T. II. Davies s. Co., agents.
Nav CASTLE, N. S W., Brit bk AGsKs WILSON Guy
Due Nov. H. Haekfeld 4 Co, agents.
PoRr BLAkELv, Am bk &. o. WmIrMoRE Calhoun
Due Dec. rs. Allen 4 Robinson, agents.
PoRr GAMBLE, Am. sch ANNIE LARsks. Larsen
Due Dec. $40. II. Haekield Co, agents.
PoRr GAMBLE, Am. sch. DoKA BLuHM... .....-
Due Dec rs-ao. II. Haekield Co., agents.
PoKr GAMBLE, Am. bktne. kITsAr......, Robinson
Due Dec. 1918. Hankfeld & Co., agents.
SAN Francisco, r.M.ss. CRY oV SYDNEY. Dearborn
Due Nov. 90 H. Haekfeld 4 Co. agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bk. d. {. MuRRAy. u Underwood
Loading Nov. IS. !. A. Sehasfrr 4 Go. agents
SAN FRANCISCO, o.s.s. MARirosA.. Howard
Due Dec. g. W. q. Irwin 4 Co.. agents.
SyDsEy rM.s.s. AUSTRALIA ..,............... Guest
Due. Dec. J.. Hackfeld 4 Co, agents.
UrsAlApy, Am. bktne KLikiTAT............. Cutler
Due Dec. ss-3o. Haekfrld Co., agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
COMMERCIAL.

HoSotrtr, n. I. December T. fss,
The week has been 81 occupied with holiday inter
rptions tina, there Is little report ia the way u bust
successive days out Of the middle of,he week
has hadits effect on trade.
Our inerisand steamer movements are now settling
down 10 that frequency that certainly ought to satisfy
with weekly communications with NJ parts Of the islands
and times Of arrivals and departures arranged so as to
give double and triple opportunities with some ports
The steamer Likelke took her place. Thursday on her
old route, to touch all ports along the Hamakua and
fIilo coast
To-day will probably show more activity aud hustle
than usual the kinan Is promised an early return
to be IN time for tn. departure noon Of the Aameds
for San Francisco and 1t is likely tina, the Pacific Mail
steamers Australia and City ofSyduey will meet here or
the frs, time in the history Of their mail service between
San Francisco and the Colonies
shipping movements this week have not been Of the
most lively character the foreign arrivals being the
Henry James from New York with assorted cargo. and
Christina from Newcastle with coal and the departures
being the Lady Lampson f'r the coast with partial
cargo valued at $ts,no and the Friedrich for Hong.
kong with 5000 III coin and number q passengers
Mr.. F.. p Adams will o1er to-day real estate situate
in Kaihi and Leleo
DR. J. S McGrew has recently secured the corner lot
and building Of Hon Godfrey Rhodes at present occu.
pied by Mrs. Dudoit
Honolulu" Stock and Bond Exchange.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

Some three weeks ago Doctor Carpenter Of
Lahaina sent down woman to be examined
by Doctor Trousseau and Mr.. Fitch. In Doc
tor Carpenters judgment the woman was a
leper, the doctor saying ~ think the last
thing tina, any intelligent physician would dag
nose in her case is syphilis. She has no, one
indication Of syphilis thai have ever seen in
any other paiien, in any stage Of the disease. Z"
Doctor Trossean said the woman was leper--
that she had been ono two years to his know
lodge Mr.. Fitch thought il was "the
other thing and recently admitted tina, he
had been privately treating her on Emms
street.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

The following is the score Of last Thursday S
game between players Of the Alameda and a
nine composed chiefly Of members OF the
Oceanics:
OCEANICS. ALAMEpAs,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
Arrivals.

Lehua sim, from Maui ............. Nov. "a
Z. X. Bishop, Davis, from Hanakua, Hawaii :" q.
Henry James, Brit bk, baltimore, from New
hotk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fl"
Mokoli. sim, McGregor, from Koolau ....... "a
Kinau, sim, King from Hilo. ...,......... =" as
lwalani, sim, Cameron from Kauai ........... Z" az
Christine, Ger bk, Wildgang. from Newcastle,
=, NSW .;;.., ..;;............" as
Nettie Merrill sch, Browne from Lahaina. " as
kekauluohi, sch. from Hanale ............ as
Ehukai, sch from Waialua ................ az
Gen. Siegel, sch, from Waianae. .......... b" az
Leahi sch, from Koholalele. ............... q,
n nil, sen, ron, honoia. ;,..... ~
=, kau ....,,,,.,.. ......,.............. az
Ma MOL seh' Tor l-anpahoehoe. ............. 40
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
SATURDAY PRESS.

Publication Office is at Kaahumanu street Ed
itorisi rooms at fo6 Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. G. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice OF any events Of interest transpiring on
the other islands viii always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested TO
append their true names TO all communications
not for publication necessarily but as guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

The post Office is in receipt Of the first hall
dozen boxes which it Is proposed to pu, up a,
eonsenien, distances ior the reception Of
letters.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

DoeioS AIMING and Tfousseay confale Mr..
Fitch on the starved baby basinsss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
EoR THIRTY DAYsil

For THIRTY DAysll
Commencing on Monday, Oct. lat. 1888.
cHAs. J. FIsHEL WILL OFFER
Astounding Bargains In Millinery
Prior to the departure of MISS EMRiCK for ,hs
States. on the Mariposa leaving here abopf October
18th, 1888, We will make
4 GRAN" c''"'""'' Sale Or 1~'.''''
II. ,,.l. -. e. .,,. ..,...;... - ...sl In
be purchased by MISS EMRIcK in per.
son, and is to arrive here about
the middle Of November.
Our REDUCTIONS are GENUINE. aud need
only to be seen by careful buyer, to be
appreciated. Remnants in all
beiAftihchts AZ
MALs PRICE.
Special attention !, called to the abo.. announcement.
Fsr Variety ssd Ls.s Prices ~s ssssss -
kseesIsa IN sAis Cuvi
ns'e III. INTEREST d EVERYBODY to cali
and ..s these BARGAINS. -A..A., -i.A.as TO s.,
All Good. -ii !. marked IN pl-ia Ass.. and
= SON 70. cas-. os4n~
ouAA >. s.s.zs.
rar LEADING s'llisrss souss,
e',~~ ran az asA's,~@
s..-sl s~.,
cs,~r As~As.s - Ss.su. ssvsss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
Departures.

Gen Sigel, sch, for Waianae ...............N Nov "a
Wamanalo sim, for Eva .................... " "a
kilauea Hou, stm Sears, for kahuui ....... d" az
Maoii' seh, LOT faauhau .................. " 80
Waehu sch, for Waanae ................ az
Lady Lampson. Brit bk, Rust, for San Francisco ~
Nettie Merrill, Brownel, sch, for Iahaina. " az
Marion, sch, for Kukuihaele ............ -
Pauah sch, forHanalei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" .,
kawailani, sch, for Koolau ............... >,
Rob Roy, sch, for Ewa............ ... 81
Emma, sch, for Heeia. Observation-Disclosures. .,
c. r. Bishop, sim, Davis for Hamakua 49, i" ~
Iwalani, sim, Cameron for Kauai. ~
Lehua stm LoTenzen, for Molokai and Hama a,
Kinau, sim, King, for Ililo and way ports -. ~
Ehukai, sch for Waialua ............. "a
Ca,erna, sch, for Hanalei ............... 40
Likelike, sim, Won Schmidt, for Hilo and way
Friedrich, Ger. bk., Uldrup, for Hongkong 40
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

Caesar Borgias feat with bull has been
ou'done by John Macdonald Of Dundee,
Scotland. !, is related that his brother A4chi.
bald was passing through the field. when he
was attacked BY bull, and. being cripple.
attempted to defend himself With his cuich.
John ran To his rescue. and, having no weapon.
caught the beast BY the horns. and. with one
supreme effort gave sudden txist 10 the head,
di>iccaiing the neck BY the jerk and killing
the bull Mr.. Macdonald was ~ one time
champion athlete u SsosLAnd-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
SHIPPING.

5000 Of Haw. agricultural Co.'S b. Bonds at rorH
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Secretary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
Honolulu" STOCK aud bond Erchanoe.

Session, Wednesday. November ~. ,sg,.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

The rage for bird plumage OF every kind for
hat trimming has resulted IN terrible warfare
upon all the species Of insectiyorous birds.
Thousands Of these feathered game have been
already slaughtered and the preparation OF the
birds for miIliners has become an extensive
business controlled by ladies. The swallow
is the fayai,e this season, and hunters are paid
s. hundred ior them. To such an extent
has this business been carried on recently that
some towns ia New Jersey and Long Island
have already entered protest. and arrests will
soon lie made
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

Past Grand Master Elwood f. Thorne, Of
New York, delivered the annual lecture before
the grand lodge Of the District Of Columbia
recently. After the ceremonies were over he
was entertained by La Fayctie Lodge, No. Io.
f. A. A. NJ, Of Washington, with dinner at
the Arlington. The menu comprised one of
the best efforts OF tina, celebrated hostelry, and
the festivities were prolonged to late hour.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

The Bethel Chapel was dedicated November
rs, iS43. Tomorrow morning Jubilee SER
vice will be held according to the following
order of service, to which the public are cor
daily invited
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

French horticulturists are at present greatly
interested in plant at one Of NJ. de Roths.
child's celebrated lighthouses at Ferrieres, near
Paris. Perhaps the strangest Of the strange
family Of orchids, Paada LoaJ was discovered
by II. Low in lS47, in the hot damp forests
OF Borneo, where il climbed to the top Of the
highest trees Its long leaves, which not
rarely measure ayard or more in length, appear
small II Compared with the length Of the clusters
Of buds, which reach length Of three yards.
Each cluster-of which there are at prescn,
eleven in full flower at Ferriercs numbers
two hundred eighty buds, all lowering at the
same time, which are SO different, in appearance
tina, side by side they may easily be taken for
distinct species. The plan, was bough, in
1876 for large sum OF money. but at present
il is considered worth $4,000. It's reported
from Italy that, in the garden Of the Marquis
Corsi- Salviati, at Sesto Floreniino, the same
orchid IS also at present in flower. which is the
hrst time that il has ever Powered in Italy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

The Gazette Charter case was again post.
poncd till next Monday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01
Merchant Vessels Now in Port.

edrich, Ger. bk., Uldrup, for Hongkong.