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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

We bazs 70 rscur5 VIII regret The death ca ils
16th MS. Ct Miss Kate NAY. 1iecs q the iEte
Henry Nay. and sister q Mr. I. Nay, of TINS city
The dereased FuulE ll1T Eas born Il NsEtrk-
! EaEziIli and bad i1sr cuzriened her tEsrrT Etth
y1ar- HISS she sn-ue % E1ucizlz a1rzsl1e VIII
her he uce. a-s SINE the afserE1-1s 5ecsc 10
suffer greatly from the rssllts Of an accidental fall
The distress caused By the loss Of her Gzcie. %
whou she vas GevutaclF attached aeZrrzzted her
GIness. ard latzlE Il became aPp1-sut Tat her
curlzf-icu ~ cr1rL she vas appz-sE-iF r.
cBzsri-.- ANA TIE surgical treatment WHICH few
GEvs arr Wns found recessarT. wien oc Sunday
-hs sulGeuIy passed away The zenury Of tins
-uatie and aEeerio1are charzcrsr- ke- Cnc6trus5ve
charitv EheusFgr she had Al cppurrzzirT, AID the
sfesrfH.rrs ard C-ritiEn t1rtzr1ie WIKI zhick she
eninrnd rz1ch s1Sari- and louiEsd 20 the end. VII
i1nr be thGu-nt q b. Der relat-Dus. WIZ Eknu re
errresz cur 6eep EFupltT. AID her r1lZzF trla--s-
he f1nsrzl uo1k pilcE On A1rzzT Ef1errDuu
FINN &. Andrews Ca1hec-zi. the Irprssslve ser
vi-es heiz= cuu3zrasi By Rev- Gecrzs NaIlacs ard
Rev A Nzckzns1sh- The pal bearers =sre Mezsrs-
J. D1Fse1t- Z EoiEsForth- Ven E1if- WEitzeg,
Z. yones szd Bad Auu1- thcse prEsert x tns
Ch1r-h Tsrs NJ AID Mzs- Z Nay NJ ard Ms
T. T. Walker. Elshup and Mrs.. WIS Mrs.. DOR
dan. Sd1tsre. A. T. Athznscn. Scri11-eGu-- i. d.
Daries. farzLlleg and s. 5. Dole
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

F-cn >an Fraaeisc1. per Alameda July ss-Jud-c D
] rcvhy Col Z 4 judd jean A Buck. d Jtu-s y
", = 49, p i i3 - ~ S-.-
A iFrr6et-. { 1rs 4 " FH.f and mid M, n Il Fay,
". n Ba-net e. 6 whi-1Ssr. Ms : Dickson.
- = p ss7i a. EesE vrsse 81 % Z Is rgr
hay.eu- = e VAT q Murphy, Baldwin wife
and cll Id-yu- NJ. N Love. < Adams, vie and ?
g1 dlen- M z 2 Ccaa Mss u Limerick. G Ftshsi.
2 Servers, Wong Kan. and - stevraSe-
Prem san Frazctscr per Crnsusi', jay st-H "
IS I1d VIE. y ess 2 sheridan. Z c winston.
M y Vaughan
>pseccls md wife W y irwin Mss Dgre Ms IFer-.
Mr. I1stn-s, ! z T-rheytcu. I Busn- VIZ 4
= --sss = $500 - :,
" 2 A sre~es Z 5eass. Nli.s { Sssisy Ms VhiJuey
4 Wal g Ecus, 4 Buck
For Hama1ua, per G Z Bishop, July =.-NrsJ shell
Frsm kaaai N .haz-aaG NEhsa per Iralani ! uy ss-
r 2 y Princes. Lilicuka ami A E1lfnzuE and VIE.
Ms E1f1uaE k.y Hsz8F5-.l aad VIE y " Hal.
vs. aud J p Ell- Ecu Eeaz and wife. ! kaae and
uife, Egn ] T tAker, : keasacsalari and wife q :
Ben Jr and vie J : /. ans, NJ Z N becSsg Mss
Fsrersga Mss Pirzui- Mss oVra1a, M ! n n
1sna and t1n-l-rr. Aiss Richards, M-s " E E1it.
Wilson. Nl-s A Ht--t-. NJ Lemon. NJ P Costa
victor Ms srrr snll, Or K Mercy and ~ leck-
F-om nin|irard EoEtS, per < aal- jay si-lr
s11e-ts : Aet a1.ey 8 Int Z So hey = " a. s't
NJ Mct-llrr, Ness =. p v gQ,is, Z Ascu, Is I
" Hyde, h-s Z plcke1-nq- NJ Z n -ler. ! z-t11- q
A siczsgl aud VIZ p Elster viz 1nd c1ild- Miss
S,Si1a n c1rt n iH-fscn. vie md clsdrr1, Ms
F-om k11as VIA u-aia,aa. per ia ALlsse Ealy S.
Z Eltg aud daughter u Dickson, Mr. A * Ezpui and
CilIt- y Lgnzccmh
F-sm kahuiaf- FER Eehaa- JuI-s-H P BALDWIN
rart Fi-5ur, yli5e : Ea'aHz and Eif- Z Z Clark.
1ils. 6rgsaer Faai, NJ Chrn6erilat a1d son Mrs
.rs1sS ls j -.ucssso. per Eirreks JAY s5-lIz sscs
alln H1rdH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

1lsssAla, Alnnusl Anton, AlPA. Syiva. J. Peayy,
", HAIRY, y Eaoka, 4, lsar,oR.
Astieraetie-'t 1rst, Eieakals; seeond, Aux NierA.
keaslin2--l 'irst, Mtsel; seeond Aug Were.
spel.ins and orlhosrapA Lcielohas sec.
6esSEsrAs- First. Misel, sseond. CsoNaes
fsnuaAnshap- ESnest leSscs; secoad. W,
y rOtxru ciAss
Geassal Sod eosslaci and application l0 siailies
AuelAe. l. Wcoa, Nshani, W, Roy, Enail Iegtcs,
]. faFia. @ Hiega. Chas hopkins, NJ, Ieal. Keiii
haanaelt. laEaUakila. COSTA. Manley HOPKINS
h14Au. Solaron Piinshele, kciNphee. Charles
kepaa. Alapai, DAVID haaakai kAlaOlaloa III
Drev, VIZ Legros, John Seaharyb kalepa0R, Ios.
Daehalsky, Paksluics Mahe, Joseph Aka, w. AKA.
xrsrn Class
Pupils take prizes in the following order; T.
Costa, kimo MAlino 81. Waller. fkos, lioyd. Fl.
preg, ChapeeAn. Jarrett, HoachtAihRy. Goyreira.
T. Wood. MakanuAhoa, Fabian. q. SYLVIA. karaa.
kekaai kfai keokl. kolikot, fepia0o, A. Duncan.
MeSSeza. kainii. Nui. Makahi John Milton. l.
lSieh, keAvepo, kaona, kesAi, falui. Reui. loha
Sveza. Maikai, kelaniaksah James EaFia. Bell
ga, kupanui, Maknlina, ID, haailia, Alexander.
ha&hespa, Mainu6es, Msnake. II. Murray.
SxyxSrg CLASS
Pupils take prizes IN the order named-A, Wal
leg, u. AndSaae, Palakiku, Joseph Lais, Nollcr.
Heell kpsna, Maka. G., Nilton, keawe Charles
Mitchell. iska, Jos, Auto, Wa. siaks. Hermano,
Ineke, ID. faa. Timothy kini Paahaa. Makani
James Weir. Oliver. Makahaaaloa, Maialnhi
Akan, Brewster. G. Costa. Reiaina. Lugan, liaker
Ortn1n. Walter Wood, Z. Mahci.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
Er-CouTuI Sere-ance.

Mr.. h W SeTeFaEre, Iaie HaEaiIau Consul Of
the Hawaiian isltnds At San Fra5cisco forwards
circular Il Ehicn be says that he vii attend to
the p1rrh4sing AID shipment Of mercb aldise and
gods os ever Description a short notice and on
f1Eorzbte terms He vii also give his best attsn-
ton 70 tae sales OF Island prod1cs At the lowest
rate Of eo1missiOa, and from long experience be
can oder his services zith cD1fden1e - all Who
nay favor him nth their basinezs'r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
a coId.a Weddiux.

By shs WyoIHing Pot Hss1d. pablisised in
Wyoming. Iii1ois, It q noticed that Dr.. AIfrod
Castle and his wife. ceisbzztsd their Golden We'd
ding On T1ssdsT, HzT -, AMI tie event Eas TeTy
eEaerziIy par-iespatst in b. the residents Of the
ety. APp59pslats spes-'es zers made, AID an
happy co1pIe- a. an ezrnesf d fneir desire that
The d. and Ers- Cassie nicht bi spared 70 csis-
br1ts their Dianoad Wedding--Dr. Castie j. q
broehss u ihe Hoa- s y. CLs.ls. d ihI- eItg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Eur10z GizETTK. Who i rsspoasib.e Tor the
ir1portztions PEI TgaIashfyo Hg7f By the Hawaiian
G0TerEuent u ons fhoaBznd nine hundred baQs
q nee zFsrzZing I'D lbs each toEthsr WITH other
rTocszies ano1ufiug y Ossr t600S Ihese go0dg
imported b The haEziian toFernnent NsEss
an tod, admitted free Of d1ty. That pEJGt u
cents per p11d On seTsrzl tons Of nee uent INTO
s1Elsbodg' pockst j. q 10 special aeco1nt BIT
there i a ngiJ iook Aboot i for or ebsncss
abrnad- FIsnasrE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
Fort Street school .

Fort street school closed with an exhibition con.
Hstine 81 recitatioDs sirging sc, which was
listened 10 with interest by s very largs audience
among whom His Majesty. His Honor the Chief
lnspeetors General Of schools. Mr., II, W, IRWIN,
Mr.. tnonyv, Rev. c. II, HYDE Mr.. Nlatta T. Atkiu-
son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
English and European.

NJ. Lessar states openly that it has become nee
essay for Russia TO possess Herat.
The British Government wiil not all The Alu.t
There were 1850 new cases OF cholera in Spain
RsTs: has not beeR taken BY the Russians. Tho
dispsteh was oanard- There rs no FSssont pros
pct Of war.
rwenty~tye thousand cotton operatives at Old
ham have struck.
The Mansiou House Committee on DULY 30, spent
four hours in the work OF investigating the rsvea
tons Of the Pail MaH Gtsstfs.
The trial Of Riel began yesterday as Regina.
Tha Shanghai .Nsncsfs denies the statement
mode day or two ago by the NeriA Casa niih'
N.rs TO the effect that Russian troops have crcs
sed the Corean frontier, with the intention Of oe
cupying Port laEaref.
Emigration to Hawaii has been prohibited PEND
ing an inquiry instituted into the alleged Ill treat
ment BY sugar planters Of japanese immigrRnts
Tho wreck Of the City " Toxic is presumed TO Be
abandoned, in 50 far as any further attempt Is TO
be made 10 get the ship of, the machinery having
gone through her bottom.
II Is semfofciAllyi denied that the Russians have
occupied the Xuldkar pass.
The recent attempt 10 revive the Afghan
scare is declared by the Berlin newspapers To be
the work Of gang Of stock Spectators.
Parnelrs motion for an inquiry into the MaaIn-
traSna and other murder cases wis neSatived IN
the House Of Commons, bat the debate shovel
the intimate relations between the Tories aud
Parnellites
OF cltlAela oA A4Qlllul nave OcLnAuu-
Ell that the English navy be strengthened and the
colonial ports be fortified.
British Ministerial circles have no fear of IN
immediate quarel.wish Russia.
The British has fully fortified Port Hamilton
There is great sufeJing among the troops b
the Soudau.
A now treaty, opening up the Interior of Chiia
TO tho opium trade, has been made with GreAt
Britain.
PAEIs, July i9.-The French Minister Of Marine
states that more than S0OO0,0OO francs will bore
quired to repair the damages done 10 the French
navy in the recent war with China.
A scheme for ship canal from Havre TO Mar
settles has been submitted by De Lesseps.
There are rumors of a Franco Russian alliance
III case of war between England and Russia.
The exposures Of the Pol Nall Gdsriie have no,
stopped the traffic in maidens in Loncon.
The French Senate has ratified the treaty with
China.
The Arabs Of the upper classes in Egypt believe
that e Mahd is dead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
Storm Record.

Record of Storm kept at w. II. Castles at Kane
lsau in Honolulu. Records kept are Of Thermo-
meter, Barometer, Rain lin inches and fractions,
Wind direction and miles travelledl and Sun.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
CARRIED.

DATrS-SpELNGi-L thiz CRY. jay z5sh- -SSair the
Farlcrs Of ks LCrfship the Bishop ~ OIna By Erv
Fulhrr Lecucrs, EEyRr DAYS q Ms NgsA SFUrys.
rugl OF E1nclHiu.
ELAI>DELL-EC GEEs-En Ecu1iua. jay sGti.
~. or ne rs-.uce CT TIE brides parents By the
ksus Aszz1dcr Macintosh. M. TcES Z. BzArsuELL-
% kchal "a, Hawai- % Miss NArr-BA sgcuHd daughter
GO fnnrrlz u f-1zz. Esc- az tins CIR.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The lecture. or sermon rather delivered BY Rev
John Hsrrphiu a: K8zrkiAhao Ch1rch on the even-
in sg the 25th inst although roe well attended or
aecuuns q the iacieusut weather prevailing. was
an lssersstl-c event ard well appreciated ~ the
audience present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Mr. D. L Hitchcock lzaEes shortly FOX the coast
70 enter "a 4 coarse OF study eventually he viii
proceed % Europe
The schooner EsisH Cffafiaa l. TOW OF P9pai-
kcz taking II her cargo OF suga-. She VII ssil for
san Francisco during the CURING week and vii
have full freight tsad large number Of passengers
fer TIE Coast.
TIE Regular Monthly Social II the Foreign
cazrrh, 9ilo vas held On Tuesday eTen.g JzIy 9Ist
az the huue Of Hon Z. :. Lyman. There WIS 4
very lI-ye attendance Of the citIzEns and a large
N r1ber Of sr11gerS Who visits 70 HIo at the
IRE sent EIus- The evening passed most pleasantly
for cid and vu1nC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Slsn0r LlLnci.G-ez. HIS it1lian Msiesty's cEsCve
Z sfttrs Il foknhsuaI. japan, and :. A. Schae-
fer. ESQ, Italian Consul at tins port we're enter
tanned by bis Majesty a. bre1kfaSt al the Palace
on the I'd inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
OUR SCHOOLS.
The Exhibitions and Awards.
The Reral School.


The closing exercises connected with the Royal
tion on the morning Of the SSrd inst, and was
attended BY large audience eocssstinS Of parents
and friends rf the scholars members % tho Royal
Family, Government officials and the public gene
rally, who quickly hlled all the available standing
room within earshos Of the platform. The pro-
sraane presented on the occasion was quite
varied, and each OF the numbers received hearty
applause, tho recitation by Master Fernandez b.
ing hugely enjoyed and being the event Of the
OCCASION. Followins was the order Of exercises:
Opening uymu-rhc Lc-J is Mindful % His Own
ReyiLation-rhe Mscr isAel........S L Kekumano
pislcsuc-rhe Weather Geek:
Ole elcA e FAlani2
peelanatica- independence Bell Haai
Adtress-Catiiiues Speech Aksn
>ouS-Music In the Seuors
Rrcit4tt'u-Ihc krvuchmAn and the Flea Powder
-. . - ; halAkfea
Address artacu - Martin M1ektrtosk
kectation Socrates NaRkanA
>cug-lm Gl1d an tartner..............By SeniorG
Eacitation-A Visit frOm Old Neptane....J y X keola
X. -iidEioaA Yankee in Love...........Y Fernandez
500 snt Chorns->weet Little Nell--..S L kekunano
and Chorus.
Dialogue-Pcdautsy:
Digit. james Henry Bolster
Sesqaepel t.... " Fernandez
t LPons
Closing hymn BY seniors
Nstoaal Anthem.
rEE BOIL OF HONOR
Best general scholarship. the prike of the Kings
medal was awarded to 5. L. kekum0no.
Scholarship. L. b. LYONS. WIN. Kline " Fer
randsz, q. kosa, J. Il. Bolster.
Nap-drdvinc. ). L kekumano.
Free Hand dEdwtng. W. f. kaiu, I. b. Lyons.
Defamation. V. Fernandez, S. kalSkiela, kels-
komo Haul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Tbs EoBolzlu and Benedict clzbs met IN
friendly rivalry On the di1noa6 At the Recreation
grounls The afterncon Of the ssh inst and after
VERY exciting contest the Bsnsiiets became the
WIS Sccre I % S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Ga Ar-ast rssh. Mr.. T. W. Everett vii sell a.
agctic1. ST the RESIDENCE q W. Z. Bailey, ESQ.
NEil1ka. Man, u1ulher Ct horses, carriages and
cattle also household furniture. harnesses, ETC.
etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The are ladies Eent through their Usual dill
&C TIE last SATURDAY OF the month, oc the after.
noon Of the . n INST. and succeeded admirably
tsrcs VITA water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

SsbS-The Lighthouse. school
keei'a'i0n-Ha5'les, Asi Sssne
The reeitations were we'll delivered. and clearly
enuneiAtsd aud showed careful trimming. Especial
notice must be called 10 Misses Gertie Scott Ida
Dover. Mamie King and Evelyn Dexter, Anita
Neumann and Lizzie Mott. A song BY Master
Willie BerSer also calls for special eommendaticn
rHE PRIzEs.
At the close Of the exercises, the prizes were
distributed by His Majesty. These were quite
numerous, and some were costly.
NE scUrr's ECON.
First Class-Hattie Ward, first priza for scholar.
ship. Archie St. Clair, second prize for scholar
Seeoad Class-Qito Sin,aro, Hrs, prize for
scholarship. Hattie Brown, second pTiEs for
Third diass-willow Baldwin. frs, prszD for
scholarship. Charlie Peterson, second prizo for
scholarship.
MES. HESDsrs BOOM.
William waiAma, first prize for scholarship.
Reuben Dexter, second prize Cor scholarship.
MISS KTSSEr's IooN.
Belle Weight, frs. prize for scholarship. Ida
Dover, second prize FOX scholarship.
Annie Ward, prize for attendinee and good
conduct.
Maggie White, prizs for improvement in writing.
William Paikuli. prize for best writing.
MISS WINTERS BOON.
Maggie MoSsmAn, frst prize for scholarship.
Leslie Scott, second Puze for scholarship.
Loo SD, priZo for arithmetic
LYDIA Roland, prize for best writing.
Mamie King, prize for conduct and scholarship.
MES. SEEDHaAI's ROOM
Lida Camara, Sarah Williams, Fred. angus,
prizes for scholarship.
MISS NroSsNAN's ROOM.
Bonnie Mccarthy, Julie King. Aka Sintaro,
Leslie Petite, prizes tor scholarship.
Principal Scott made some pertinent remarks
upon school work in his usual happy manner.
His eommendations Of the various scholars were
nicely expressed and heartily received
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
VERY LATEST NEWS
AMERICAN.

II
A salt for sioaea has been esooehl
AGAINST Ne despcllers u the grave Of General
Irvine a. l.lmira. N y. ,.lt ltf sf
0aaasns vOp The professional esplling race a
laiiseurY 1alyso MAKING ihe eesi iiHie ON record
The weather asthe Eaa Iuls 50 vas intensely
General Grant .. luipsOylus IN AsahA.
pleaded not saiiy q aniS1fsi ssaaSitssioa. and
will heht the chargcs 70 The last.
John rlatt WAS mistaken for q prcsidsat -
earee and shot dad ~ Ssnto Domingo, on June
A Thousand inca WeEe killed IN teccnt battle ii
the Cnltea States q ColoInhia,
The Appoiptment q Jones as consnl 70 Prague
vii be cancelled.
nav, BY a esurt martial beGan in Washinston
yesterday.
Two British Torpedo beats. The arsi TIA. have
ever been n san frsnsisco, arrived there jelly iG
sccompanied BY the British war friyatc Satellite.
Chiel-of- Detectives Boasso Of New Orlcaas WAS
fatally sho, by eirl whom he had betrayed BY q
mock marriage,
he Washington fest, Nafisssl, RsFshisaE,
night, The Virginia Republicans have nominated
John :. Visa for 0Overuor.
Captain EllWard HAekstt o. OAKLAND has hecn
appointed shipping Commissioner AZ san Fran
The sailnre of John Roach will eluse much dis
tres Al Chester Pa.
Mexico Is taking preeaaliOns again j; thu eholcra
RAshrS0roS. July lN-rho Rcs,pliee Depart.
ment has received no information thai the Pacific
Mail Company intends 70 take OF ia Australian
eonneetions
Nxw YoEx. July IA TT-,.. Washington spec.
ia says; On the withdrawal OF the subsidies TO the
SIX american Steamship companies for carrying
the mails 10 Australia, New Zealand and China
ne mails viii ~ aeress The Atlantic aud thence BY
the English route The present ruute IS across
the continant and from san Francisco BY Pacific
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Mr.. Putuam the SUCCESSOR OF Mr.. Mckinley IL
p1sssslDl Of ths {. : Conslltte N this city. re-
ceEvea ~ he steter 4 hsBtsuf. commission pro-
urstirc him % the position OF Co1s1l-Ciersral II
the U1itsd STAKES - the Hawaiian kiugdcrl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The Irte--lslznd Sc-cr,shir Go. : sssanier Plra
err captain Cameron sliled from this port on The
morning Ct the Ssh MS Cor Sxn Erareise0, ukere
she WI -nderco sore necesSa-y rspairS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

RsrniaisiesDess OF the past ARE hrvGSat 70 r.
membranes b. the cali tor ten6grs fruni artiz3Es
fer TIE srsctsa q two SEildinSs for the Bosrd o.
Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Al Lee. Chinese. Who fer sUu1s time past has
filed the position Of steward and cook to the fam
ly OF Captain Fullsr. hut Eho left his employer
On lcrCu1t Of financial embarrassment tcuu-
sis-I1g OF the retention Of moneys ICiTarced to
by TIE uatitutinal beefsteAk and WHO has since
been waited BY the police. vEs caprursd "a the
I'd inst. on TIE O. ;. : Co.'S wharf. By his for
n-sr eE1pl0gsr, and arrested In ru1te 70 The
Do ica ssatior Al Lse sndeaTorsd to est rid OF the
possession Ct Two r1s g OpITr1. vas discovered
n ths'lct and bad embeZzismsnt and opium il
possession 70 answer for before the Police MlEis-
5rats ca the sab Inst Being found guilty be Oh
tanned ssutznee OF s. fine and four months in
prfsonTrert for snlbsZZement and SIS fcs and
tn rrrrths iuprrspEEent for opIlm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

ass- ; ss ss:'i ssa :. 1l a. ss5 =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Ah,cs 40 iaviiatscas have been issued for he
fe-,hecaaing driil and bop CT the sHo1c,an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
1885,

The steamer Ocsasie, Captain MsteaIf, arrived
this morning - days from San Francisco. She
brings 4S6 Cinnamon for this port.
Wiseman, Honolulu's business agent, has noz
on sale choice lot OF lands, which are available
for homeSteads. at prices ranging from 800 up
wards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
comMERcIAL.

EaNOE rEt-. JtLr =. M
s.s.gs. asssis ~ ., ssa has IS sss.s ssy
$50 'ss X \ sssss -, F5 ,.. .se.
~ csan-e tf ne better ms sASrta-e Is tSs rec
~, "a "a desris-utal esscI uPSs eeaaerssagis,
S-rs n saaak ssssssf > ssssr sSS ssrssts iSa
viudgare Indicates scarly - iurlher aullaes. %
s sae- re-e 80 = s sr ~ = t s ~ y
s-tae gcasriiy astu rstress Psrucals.ts- ras ate
ssssus sss ~ sI 80 ~ a. ss sa.,s ::
has 10 Fei eegr 1srertnen- -
rae sssasasr sElasss ;, rs 2 n $. :. co.s nae Is
m Q. - es.,s u,raA,r .Araa-e. sasl, n, ss-
Essss,sse ), .,.l'F 81 iAs Il tnss Ss--y-1S ne
Hsre~sts " r-sssus ,hsiasn.4 4s-zsnshly scs-ser-
s.si t-z.ie sa-RAar frem NesErs. NriiiaH pizoze 3
SAS FSANe1see. ssiy t,ia. ~.
SlSAk--Ws AAs, ~ eAHsgs y nets Y ca &c a.
ula-kct, au1 prices - retacd rrntatn rncaAlgcG
EAsrEES sNp FDxziaS MAKKKrs -There = very III
&c ~ tstervss o aevts ~ etscr lAs kassern y fr
rsu ul4rkuts, sid thc sr1arcn i aucA ~ sane a.
rrPcrtsa In sur la-t rlrrn,s-
ne Ncw Ncrk uzrkrt herryrr hss hsid n.
san Notwithstanding ne ccntna~a uetkuess in Lc1-
doa. AS aiursaez decus y PSises gaers. uhsa are
nssn VEG urar "a patty Via NsE AerN
fasrcAases cga1 pot - sad hceevvr ca ne Cru.l-
,s-f - -. 49, 81 f,iss F-stl.Ir.s nd --sf-rfu-
c1usr-is= scuc-uiiy hzvr sasru d'-po-iiioa ts-z7-
rses-siieeki S-- NcrS e-treez ssyers as.I sei-rs
has been e-csrn and purchases nae "a rae basis q
Preveas carcatsns ard tAss fast Shows ~ ssvngsa
E-ss-r- sitse1-h eE--ying Tar szr7a-s hsrr a-aia
rusgrvc thc r1rkeL Hnl a-- rrurtant 20 --e sc tlcr
szes1s matl sae prupect q sc.irr eatri re- shsf
prpaarL
L1ir-l uiaH al,iers q JAY ssA. -vrort hat tir
aaI11zt * tzsiuess he-lE tzlzsac- 81 an4 me
a1-k-f Led mrieruscg zcelve and strcng VIA ~
Erers s,,sg e. rerl-ris rhr s1ck,, y -rhases
ui spcs supp-s, bu- esslc afres rrert'-1 thzl diy
frvui Leudsn, ll.Vs'ag lcser MARKET. seemed -
rhsrs - lr-.a-f 40 20 fr-the ke-rrs- rrzrspire
S1rp1es ccnt. 19e . y hsle VIII ccnadrucr, a1c
--fler- -h-z - fs--cstscn 70 vteld bu- huycr-
t very csc-trrus asl EASILY tusz-uced b he asctu-
aftrns - th- Lrus-n market
LATEST irs-unhte slvfces uuote cuba Cen--ifH.a-
" per cent hest o. bssc.
LnVuON. July 8th-Eeets - par crus -rst fiss IA,
~ 81. flla- - 81
>iacc az rHh g. esth tae Wv Ygrk azl Lsadou
rkg-s tErs rule ucniu1i wa Nc ehanse - uoJc be-
"a ,ta1n1s
Maas ID bass s.sl tor pr per cenL
Els E-As rrrtis- n ugr I4sg -errri. rics Aa-
m-t1 eng % i1rCrtaric1s c. Cars Sca a. SIS
ca-1. TAis ut dc1lzlrss Dc Haeh 70 cheek tie La
terri a-ci-. IN s-- q ne ,z rs-c e. frs-a1 tasrr
/. TIE or re na=gn a. sas- We Euet- t7--lg ssBsa
tfAlZr H.. ala-krt cuutfzuv- aall and izanisnatr
VIA tra1-acrfrEs % note ssncE clr 1rG 11Nrcr-
Is hslz b G-c lntrE ard We hope vi sccn r-aca
acI-s uhen rzpcrters up-ratc NJ cha1se in gtc-
fcr rfifs- wood er irvn ts11 age-
"A Ian tk-Ecadcn o. days stght s4.>i-i Nru
20. Sc. G Estra Ens'iig ss-7o, 81 porsio ss.1a
EEAN-sr1.1g pertcu-
AZ -ecs feel per Cd s -
i7ielt \ "a IAEL Ef-s1 per tcn-
OAr--Ezir g. NJ. nied. 50, cAciee So
lAh-eca-rs daentnnd eat new Saw arge bales
ms. "a AID 81 pr ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

TIE haa5 eczrers al Emma SqeAre or Sstnrdas
afternoon wss not very well attended although ths
rrugrzr.rlc PCvsslseG eontGinse sehecticRS which
were admirably perfo-rsi by he hGnd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Il Is STATED thai the wife q the Japanese 6en-
tSaonss Is Al rresert very ssck with an attach u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The El-s Department Is to be shorn Of IL chief
Ter sl1s. Engineer Mott and family leaving b.
TIE 4tuseaa on tie lst Inst, for New York va
Sa1 ErInciscc. Second Assistant Engineer Asch
vii have the prior claim 70 chief as has i1nleiate
superior, lsc Assistant Monsarrst Is surveying ca
M1lok1i. The Number Of sz-ckisfs in town var
ranEs the ASSUMPTION that the city vii De veil
protected Against I-V OnsaRg hts Of the fire demon
during Chief Ngtt's absence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The stronS pressure noticeable on the stetrn
sulsss u The IRE engines when engaged only ir
Practice d-il IS worthy the attsuEsou Of the Chief
E8g1eer- such contIuaoUs heavy tests only rsdOur-
ding 70 TIE InI1-y o the machinery and no prlc,
ticll good beng accuE1 pushed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

The Qasea gave = lzau. AZ His Msi~ssy's boat
horse. ca the svvnlnS OF the Sl-1 inst The princR
pal guest q the occssion being Il. l. J. NJ. Ccsa-
uitSssccer Inruys.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

he eoctsscto- has besas active woyk upoA ~
new ssilGlng fox the Chinsse Urica ca KiaZ,slseei
near Nurarr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

During the night of Monday, 10 hundredths Of
an inch tell making total of S.O2 inches Of rain
for the storm. The gale eliminated about a. ID
on Monday, and At that time probably dew nj
the rate of about 90 miles an hour.
Military.
The corps d arlies' which is paEt and parcel OF
ST. Louis College school can accomplish greater
number OF manual and marching movements
with precision m given time than any military
organization in the kingdom. The ages of the
St Louis college corps range from SIX years TO
fourteen years.
The drill OF the boys belonging to St Louis
College, which took place on the afternoon OF the
the instructor, witnessed by His Majesty, Col.
PurTis of the STAFF, and number of military OIL
cars and men. The critics present we're of opn-
ion that the affair was complete success