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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Postmaster General Whitney forwards by tins
mail to other post offices in various parts Of world
the Compliments Of the employees Of the Homo
lulu P0st-ofice Ia the shape of neatly arranged
Christuias and New Years card which was litho-
craphed 10 the order Of the GAzrTrF by Schmidt
"a 81 Er.th.ls.l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Dr. Saxe. Of san Jos, Cal, and President OF the
state Medical Board ot California, was passeIi-
c,r by the ilsnsfa The Doctor visited the Islands
about four years aco and made a valuable report
his present trip will visit MI the islands incluning
Maf,haf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The mage lantern exhibition is proclaimed
nuisance by business men on FOrt street, who
state that, business Is injured by the hlOckading
b!e customers 20 take to the mud Of tue streets
90 a long way round. Why do not the police keep
the walks clear What . the Marshal doing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The Elrl- Is a native newspaper, controlled II
not owned by the Frcmie and its columns are
orsu TO those still higher in authority. AvirulCnt
attack on Chief Justice Judd in a late issue con
taipS certain peculiar characteristics which show
thai the writer is Of higher estate than the
sgTor-fh =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Quite q number of the newly Siam ordered gen
tleInen have taken a great intervs, IL geography
lately, probably 10 find the location and sur
roandings OF Bankok. Picture, in the near future
the new royal steam yacht yOyaginC up the Mel
Nam with o load OF unknown friends of old
what's his uame-His Sihmese Majesty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

judges Judd. McCully and Austin heard baEc5
cases on the 9oth inst- and then full bench
heard the appeal Of the Minister Of Finance. N
the Hawaiian Bond Case, on the list inst Onthe
end the GALETrE charter case came up before
thnLr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

AIr, Il. A. Scott, well known and universally
esteemed resident Of this city, died at his residence
on Beratania Street, on the evening Of the sSrd
inst. The deceased had been employed as book
keeper in the firm of Wilder 4 Co, and althougha
martyr to rheumatic paius he bore his sufeEinCs
with truly Christian tOrtitude. The hacS on many
vessels in the harbor were hAlf-masted, in Inspect
to his memory, on the day Of his funeral the 9Th
instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Attorney Generals mind IS wheihera second hand
uniform Will serve him, or If he had better have
new one
Only SI7eeoo more of the e5iz arrived per
l4llHisfl, and the prospects seem good for the
balance Of the hAlf-million coming by the next
steamer. Woa't the ms hate 10 70 out with all
thai eoin IN the Treasury.
The work on Tho nev building of the HonolIlu
Library Assertion has been stopped, until after
the holidays presumably for want Of funds.
Dives should not forget Christmas offering to the
completion Of this good sork-
To-day there viii be a meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of the Honolulu Library Association as
the Library Rooms, for the purpose Of organizing
committees to take charge Of the various depars-
meHts of the next fair.
portion Of the live stock of the Zsallrdia,
Two b1lloeks, vas sold TO local butcher, there
net beng sufficient call for meat aoouant Of
the small number % passengers, 10 warrant the
carrying Of the animals further than this port.
JUDGES Judd. McCully aud Austin heard baue5
cases on the 18th inst, and then a full bench
heard the appeal Of the Minister OF Finance, N
the Hawaiian Bond Case, on the list inst Onthe
End the GAzETTE charter case came Up before
then.
The auction sales were vel attended or S4tur-
day and Monday evenings and purchasers weEe
legion- Bargains we're offered BY both knights
Of the hammer, Ellis, and Lsvey; and their
lauuA- AANe ILtSI44l
season.
The Tagging placed around the fronts Of the
new Campbell building on the cuner Of Fort and
Merchant STREETS and a. be used as sidewalks, Is
boon TO the pedestrian Would that there was a
few nore public spirited citizens like james
Campbell. Esq.
Mr.. George Luce the tax-enllector Of Honol1lr
has been besisz,ed with applicants for his azt0-
graph daring the pas; week Autograph hunters
have 20 pay pretty dear for his signature during
ufiee hours especially II they have been Any
leagth OF time n the county
Bs oomnznd Of His Majesty, tsc Royal Ha.
uzIizn Band woke the eehoes roGla aud acout tbs
residence of DIR. McGrex, senior or the morning
Of the aith instant, the occasion being the post
erieb-atio1 Of the worthy doctor birthday, which
had aruiTersafafsd the day praviors.
case which, If the staiemenis made are tree
reneets veES disereditah.y upon W. L. Holosahik
native member of the bl-. came up before J1d,,
nleAerton n the Police C0ur; On the -nEh instant
Va Aeilon ot assz.Eipsst- broughi by W. 4. kinney
Esq, log a native client Usary. chieanery and al
I,ost Actual thisr1ng prUysn by tie able yo1ns
lawyer for the prosecution, and Judge Bickertol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The auction sales were well attended or S1tur-
day and Monday evenings and purchasers weEe
legion- Bargains we're odered BY both knights
Of the hammer, Ellis, and Lsvey, and their
labors have earned them a respite for the present
season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Quite a crowd visited the new seaside retreat.
opened on the 18th instant by Bouiface Nolte, and
all comers were treated to a superb lunch. The
popularity 1t the place will depend entirely on the
means of transit thither and when that Is well re
culated Notes customers will be .umerous,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

As an addition TO the dessert on the tables OF the
editorial stat OF the GAzErTl- MesSrs. = j. Leyey
& Go. kindly forwarded to this Office, on the day
before Christmas, several samples Of MArmalade
made by Mr. Edward +. Adams, of Wright's Cal
if1rula, and the verdic; Of those who paFtook OF
N. r-.t r-.s -,nnds' Iry Sung md be convinced
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

after strongly oundemninc The illegal practices re
se-tea Id by Holokahid rendered Judgment
AGAINST him for the amount $500 claimed. An
NTpral was noted by The defendant on the hearing
81 which the Circumstances will be mors fally ~
r,,-4aa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Mrs James Cav bad daughter born 70 Der on
ne passarv from san Francisco to this port, on
lsar,l the tI1Iar,ia and the Christmas present Is
highly Ilrizrd by the hapPy father The llilg one
Is be ehrisffned Alameda and Captain Morse
and Purse Satton hops TO be present as sponsors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The L. ;. 4leri had a passenger 70 Nagasakl,
Japan, Ensign J. A. Bernadeau, u-SN., who wall
proceed from that port TO the empire Of Corea
where he viii spend some time in the study OF the
ftifna and FoyI Of that portion of the world. The
gentlemen goes thither in the interests OF the
Smithsonian Institute OF Washington, to which
institution his reports will be forwarded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

5ir. AJce, the special commissioner from the
United States who came accredited 10 American
Minister D3gcett with papers relative 10 the agree
mput said to exist between the Government and
the Oceanic steamship Co, has completed his
mission. received his answer believed TO be most
unsatisfactory, and returned per ZeIi1Hfiu' on
the sld inst TO the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

By oomuiEnd Of His Majesty, tac ROYAL Ha-
xzIian Band woke the echoes roGE1 aud ahoui the
residence Of DIR. McGrex, senior, or the morning
Of the aith instant the occasion being the post
eeieb-ation Of the worthy doctor birthday, which
had anuiFersarifsd the day pravi0ns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Quite number of old residents returned to
this city by she 4lapsRd and some OF the pro
fessiunal gentleman Will be most gladly welcomed
back especially Dr. Brodie. aud Dr.. j. NJ. Whit
ney Am0uC the rest were noticed the names Of
Mis- Brodiu. Mrs. J. NJ Whitney, Mr., Jas. Gay
md wife. and Mr. II. A. Parnalee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Mr. George Luce the tax-ecllect0r Of Hon1l1lr
has been besieged with applicants foE his auto
graph daring the pas; week Autograph hunters
have 10 pay pretty dear for his signature during
ufiee hours especially If they have been Any
leagth OF time n the county
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Herr Bandmann, who has Just concluded very
successful tour in the Colonies, has decided TO
STAY in Honolulu for season, and Will perform
at the Music Hall. This talented actor viii b
supported hy Miss Louise Boandet and Mr.. Charles
Is0bbett. Ihree performances Will be given, the
initial taking place tins iseyening, when Hamlet
will be rendered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

Among the passengers who went forward in the
ZerlIT.7il from this city Is noticed the name OF
Col g, W. Macfarlane, who takes a flying trip 10
San Francisco TO communicate with Mr HotuunG
relative 70 Portuguese immigration; Mr. I. Il.
Foster, who will probably purchase steamer,
and Ms. f. p. Hastings, who goes to attend the
beside Of her mother, Mrs. Makee, reported TO be
very Ill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

It is quite a treat to be enabled TO obtain CHOPS,
beefstsaAs or other meats fresh from the hands Of
the butcher at any hour OF the daY, especially
when the cat has made an unexpected raid on
what had already been placed IN store, and the
public have nov an opportunity OF patronizins
this new departure from the old style Of things,
by paying a visit TO the Hotel street market, kept
IN Nh Lft-nrra Gay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The Nlrkingmen's Union will hold . special
meeting this evening for the purpose of the cleo
ton of officers for the new term. They have con
cluded O. drop the attempt 10 reyolutiouIze
society here and propose instead TO endeovor to
follow in the path land out by the y. C.. A.. and
teach both Young and old ideas knowledge in use
ful branches of study. Good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

The tagging placed around the fronts Of the
new Campbell building on the cuner Of Fort and
Merchant STREETS and a. be used as sidewalks, l.
boon to the pedestrian Would that there was
few nore public spirited citizens like James
Campbell. Esq.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

So the sovereign and people OF ButAntari have
sent their iiob1, OF as the I2rrrfiser says their
.iIsts to Hawaii. This should At once be recipro-
Gated. We can readily spare a lOafer hr two, more
in fact, dozen loafcrs to the simple and ignorant
BuiaritalilIns, no premium charged and warranted
up 10 thu sample already sent; 1t Sill be loafer
at par. How Is that for par,g or rather grand par
Gibson
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26
Music Music I

80 Priess a. u-nal Tickc;s fo- safe 81 Robcrfsa-
CO.. Doors open a. 5sll- performance commerce
ats %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
RIIzS RECORD.
4 wagELINe soY q cINoINNATL
II, Winner oftA. sIsrl, seulI Race At tie ..Ea.
quIrst,, BssAtta-rhs FlattsrlhE Account Of
Him By that PaPsr-as Resembles I'd.
aAslAu, bat has Better Shoulders.

This ID the send of the Cincinnati Enquirer
gives John Ritz, OF North Wheeling, who won
the single scull race at tho regatta on the
Fourth:
gatta and winner OF the 500 prize, Is .
wheeling boy, and will not be Of age until
September next Athome he IL u drsymaN,
and in following his occupation his muscle
has been Developed until he is as stout as a
bull. His weight 10 100 pounds and height
Eve feet eight and one-half inches. In July,
1880, when scarcely eighteen years old, he
defeated VIM. Felsing, OF Wheeling, In a
three mile race, with turn, winning purse
OF $500. The time was twenty-five minutls
and fourteen seconds Subsequently he won
victory over PETE Snyder, OF Pittsburgh, In
q race over course OF the same length for
like amount His last and only other race
was with John Barrett, of Wheeling. This
was very close, and Is they rounded tAe
stake boat bow and bow, Rig broke swivel
and capsizsd. Ritz is not unlike the great
oArsnRn Hanlan In appearance, and certaiE-
ly has q be ter looking pair Of shoulders Il an
the famous sculler. ASH stepped into hiA
paper shell yesterday atschmidts boat-house
and pushed of, hisgood form and generally
fine appearance excited admiration from all
sides. He swept his bost out in the current
with Inc stroke oil o young giant Anutne sell'
sufficient smile on his face showed that be
was not unconscious OF his own power. he
used paper; shell weighing 20 pounds, 81
t'et in length, III inches beam and 0 inches
ep.
The Eaquirer also sayt: II yesterdays race
did not satisfy all contestants, Ritz the win
ner offers to row either Of them for $500 OF
81 900 here or at Wheeling, three weeks from
next Saturday, $50 OF the purse TO 90 to the
man who lows away from home. This offer
will assume something more OF business.
like shape when something isdepoSited as an
earnest OF good intsntion.
The Commercial Gasttte says: "The race
was never in DOUBT, and Ri,E won by q doz N
boat lengths or more. The winner IL only
nineteen years Of age, OF medium height, but
splendidly IL uscled. He has started in sew
eral races and has never been beaten. His
shell Is of paper, tbirty-one feet long, eleven
and ont.fourth inoses beam and SIX inches
deep. He covered the course, about two
miles, in 1857, but was not pushed, and
could have done It much faster. His shell
was full OF water from the waves and the rain
when he pulled passed the judge boat receiv-
ing the plsudits OF the party on board. )"
The statement that Ritz has never been
beaten is not strictly correct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
MRS. RosrER LEuruRE
To shamefalIy small Audience Last
Evening.


An audience that did not number over
one hundred persons gathered in the Academy
Of Music last evening 70 listen to an address
by Mira ]. Ellen Foster. the famous temper
ance orator from Io6A. The size Of the audi.
ence was surprise TO every one. Judging
from the enthusiastic reception this talented
lady received at the Fourth Street Church
last winter aud the gigantic mass meeting
she addressed few days after that reception,
at which hundreds were turned awGy unable
to even reach the steps leading to the
Academy, In which she spoke, WAS fair 10
suppose that every seat would DO filed last
evening, even II stand ng room YVES not oc-
cupied. Three reasona can be given for the
Light turn out-the heat the fatigue at
tendant on the celebration Of the Fourth
and the brief announcement Of the. lady'S
presence In the city. She was not properly
announced, by any means; still the audience
should have been larger. The NEE :
ing WAS presided over by Rev. George Z.
II to, who In happy manner introduces
the lady, who at once plunged into her sub
isct. Although almost worn out by her ex.
ertions at the Moundsville mass meeting
she talked for over an hour In manner that
commanded the slrictest attention and won
hearty applause OF the conclusion. During
the course OF her remarks she handled the
social evil without gloves, attributing TO In
Temperance either directly or indirectly, the
fact that there existed In this age an appall-
ing number OF coultssans. She also spoke
Ia very decided manner OF the state Of SO.
ciety that brands and casts out the fallen
woman, but still retains within It's circle
the man who accomplished the fallen ones
ruin. Mrs Foster also referred TO the man.
ner In which the Bible Is scotfed at by Ger
tain people, Rttributlng this also to intem-
perance. She paid glowing tribute To tho
cause and the Bible in closing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to variou
|n|r PeOpIe.

News and Gossip I'm Reference to vaFiou,
Ii I'll People.
m o..n., - Q, ro,,s =. v;s;,;,s
=. l. L. Sne ~ aa,,S s;J. AVN''' 80 'i-"i
is.eIuS ou 'ue s nST.u e.I'' u-.,... -.
psp ,s y, S tbs stste Honss vsstsrdav '
ny, "e' ~ sue $40 .e ~ - s n.,.,
county, are in the city on their bridal tour
Miss Annie A. Berry, Of Columbus, Ca, \
the guest Of Miss Moliie Young Of Twentieth
street,
Mrs. DR.. Webster and Mrs. Ada Junkins
fof Flushing. were al the Mcclure House yes
terday.
10 E.v.,.or otoho,,o.,op vss o,a;r
I, y ~ Al; r yss,erS.v Ssvins Coma mn from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06

Coroner Schultze, upon bis arrival at the
scene OF william Wilson's death, at the
corner of Marketand Sixteenth streets yes-
tertlay morning, concluded that 1t was IN.
necessary to impAuela jury, and investigated
the matter himself. A woman who lives In
The second story OF the house said she was
sitting upa nursing baby when she saw
something fish past the window, which she
at first thought was pillow, but the sound
which followed undece we'd her. She locked
out the window, and saw man lyinE
on tue pavement. She awoke her husband,
and he went upstairs and woke Wilson'S
room mate, Coos. The substance OF the other
testimony was given yesterday morning, and
In accordance with the facts tue Coroner rem
dered a verdict that the man came to bis
death by accidentally falling from third
story window TO the pavement while asleep.
The room from which Wilson fell was one
OF boarding house, the entrance To which
is at No. % Sixteenth stseet, andiJnot toe
neoted with Mclaughlin & McGinley's Sen
ate saloon.
The body was removed to Mendel's under
taking rooms and plainly cotiined, and later
in the day, In obedience to telegram from
wilson's wife, was sent TO Meadyille, Pa.
Wilson had not been living with his wife for
several years, and It Is s'id had woman here
who came with him to the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
RELI.AIRE.
wcdding-Boring for Gas 10 Resume
Next Week. etc.

Wetiding-B boring for Gas TO Resume
Next Week, etc.
The nail works was idle yesterday after
noon, the feeders at noon decIa Ing 1t too ho
for work.
The gas well derrick Is being put up and Il
is.th0ught next week will see the boring CON
menced.
A daughter Of one OF the first families o.
Gravel Hill will be married Tuesday night
says Madame Rumor.
Mrs. John shillito died, at her husbands
home on Guernsey street, yesterday, abou
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
The lower wharf boat -Manley's-is to BIZ
replaced with larger one to accommodate
the increased business now done there.
The Benwood ferry boat hss been landing
at the Benwood Iron Works. at the r, "
& Ky. pile driver Is at work on the regular
landing.
The wedding Is announced for mex
Wednesday evening OF George Boyce, Of tbs
Bottle Works, and Miss Matte, daughter o.
James Elton.
The circus 10 be here tomorrow viii pm
up lis tents on the ground between, the creeE
and the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad, litt!I
further out than usual.
The lookup yesterday morning was crowd
ed with those who were recovering from too
much Fourth OF July. Most of the cases hst
been run in for plain drunkenness
A committee OF Council will look after thI
matter of the righ,-soil aud garbage dumped
into the river by Wheeling sCayengeIs, where
1t communicates the water used by Bellaire
Fred La Roche has been at length recos
nizsd by Council as Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment. but only temporarily, new election
having been ordered ID be held by the pres
ent Fire Wardens.
Conrad Rumbach has been decljed The
Captain OF the Liederkrap z-Shut tzsnye.ein
by series OF shooting matches. He made 81
out OF possible score of 100. The othel
members were all very close behind him.
Yesterday forenoon Dewitt, the young sor
Of T. B. Lt.en, Of Gravel Hill, fell into a
vault by the caving In OF the earth. He wa!
taken out without much harm, but his
mother was carried home In faint anC
word OF an alarming kind semitic MI. Litten
down town. On his arrival, however, h'
found no serious cause for alarm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
DR.. schuchnrtit,s Coin.

A special term Of Judge Boyd's part OF the
Circuit Court was held yesterday, 10 hear the
argument on the motion OF 0thlia Dlckes.
ched's lawyers TO dissolve the /. junction
granted by Judge Green, OF the supreme
Court OF Appeals, on motion OF q. N. Rus.
sell, curator of the estate OF the late DR..
Guenther schnchardt, restraining Mis- Dick.
escheid from removing the S, 900 10 silver de.
posted for safe keeping in the vault OF the
Exchange bank by her father, Wendolen
Dickesc cid. This money, IL will be remem-
bered, was removed from DR.. schuchardts
house some time after his death by Dlckes.
oheid, vino claimed that the late Doctor had
given II TO him for his daughter. After hear.
lug the arguments OF Counsel, Judge Boyd d s.
solved the Injunction. The money still re-
mains In the Exchange bank, however, sub.
ject TO the result OF the action In chancery
now pending to settle the ownership Of the
money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06
WEST ALEXANDER.
The Glorious Fourth observed In Be
coming Manner.

coming Manner.
Correspondence Of The IH.eiii0eaeer.
WET ALEXANDER, Pa July 5.-The Fourth
was opened here by the rinEingof bell.
and fl ing Of anvllsat an early hour aftei
breakfast. The arrival of the early trains
brought large numaer OF visitors from dif-
ferent points. No general programme had
been made for the observance Of the day
here. The attractions were game Of base
ball betw cen the Bethany, W. Va, nine and
a nine from this place, which took place al
the time appointed, and resulted In favor OIL
Bethany, although their captain reported
that he expected different result, as our
boys had given them close game on Satu :
day last. Neither party had toe same nine,
and the grounds were not good, therefore the
Bethany boys took No. ball home with
them.
In the evening the attractions were the fes.
tiyal held at the Presby terrain Church by the
ladies. Ice cream, cake, lemonade &C., were
served by the fair sex assisted by theiI
male friends. The attendance waSthe larges,
ever seen here on such an occasion. lQlite Q
number from Wheeling, Elm Grove, Triade!'
phia and other pointiin the State, and from
Washington, Taylortown and ClsySyille, Pa.
were in attendance. The receipts were over
$50. The church aud grounds were apprU-
priatsly decked with flags, flowers notices
Chinese lanterns, DC. W. A. Barry, Burgess,
acted IS auctioneer at the close CT tho enter.
t,Inmept, The proceeds go to the church.
There was music on the organ, also by Pro
feSsor Joe Todd With his horn, which was
ssFcrlroR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-06

"A foolish idea prevails among men who
ought to know better, that corpse must
never be touched in case Of violent death
until the arrival OF the coroner. Yesterday
the body OF Wilson was allowed to remain ly.
ing on the pavement where be fell, weltFring
in his own blood and the dirt OF the ct eet.
for two hours and half. An tHTELILdE
man suggested that the corpse be picked up,
but the crowd asserted that 1t was 'againtt the
law Patrolman Tracy knewall about II; he
was not going to be one to got himself intfd.t-
le. He said that when he arrived Wilson was
breathing, but he would not allow him to be
touched. Later gentleman proposed to
tai e up the corpse, but Wilson'S room mate,
Cook, forbade 1t. This erroneous idea was
characterized by Coroner schultze upon his
arrival as IAN old woman's fool not on, /" but
no doubt some OF those present still believe
that under no circumstances must dead
body be touched till the Coroner has seen 1t.
This mists Ike may often result in the loss OF a
life that might otherwise be saved. There Is
no law in any State TO this effect. Common
sense lie the best guide nall cases VI the kind,
and common sense, as well as common
humanity, dictated that Wilson's body
shonld be moved. t'