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Situ2ill want columns.
a Grant nisrnNnrr.

Mr.. Vim. Thomas, of Newton, a., says:
My wife hiss been seriously affected with a
cough for twenty-five years, and this spring
more severely than ever before. She had
used many remedies without relief, and be-
ing urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
lid so, with most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved her very much, and the
second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had SO good health for thirty
years
Trial Bottles Free at Logan 4 Co.'S Dug
Store. Large size 81 90.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Tho n RlfLar.

Tollowi1g shows the range Of the 'hev.
momersr for Yesterday, rs observed ~ {
Schnept. the Narke, street druggist: : q
m -; - m, ~, 3 D n, >; p. m, u,
midnight, -. The sun rises this mo-njn;
q, 5ot AID sc,s 707 This evening. tn,
day : length il :; hours and > minutes.
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Inde. to New Aa,srt,.smsn,,

Wantri-El'keerrr
N~ot,H-~SuGrl summons, Aduiu5,rrlrnr.
For Kent-Two H,s-u.,hei Rooms
White Mountain Hammock Ch9.y-G. Nlsqicl
Go.
Religious Not, Lea pJ-e.E
Roger, Plated Waur-Iwlu- Ero>.- TNga, Pare
IN Excellent Tnujy-E &C. list Lo,al Ua-.
Blonde ME>-M o.. Ia. Imam LOyI. PAGE
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linsIy Institute.

THE FALL Session OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
i open Monduy, September The PrIrcipa!I
happy 10 he able TO announce 10 the former patton,
and others that In the management Of the scboo
he has secured the assistance OF Mai J.. VI. / oe, favor.
ably knoEn as the Military Instructor in The we.,
Virginia lniver,ity-a thorough classical .choIa--,
Jopl lar educator and disciplinarian. For particg.
lars inquire Of either oi the undersigned.
J.C ORR, A. NJ, Principal.
Iyl7b J. N. LEE, 4, ~, ASST PrInc,n,,
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Baltimore and Ohio,

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every S II %
day. Round trip only $3.50. Special Ia t
train leaves st 4:40 a. m, city time.
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An Epitome of News Uoncrrn,cz the Bost.
and Boatmen.
The river is seven feet four iuches and
'sl!irg.
The Courier left yesterday morning for
Parkersburg,
The Granite State is due up and will re.
turn on her down trip Tuesday in the place
OF TIE Katie Stockdale.
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NJ n Z A
The CELEBRATED
IS FOR SALE Ar THE FOIL

~ vi SfLE ~! ITE IUlL
John Welty, 1906 and 1908
Z. G. letters, Corner Sixtee
C.. Bachman, 22oG Eoff Str
Warthen & Tieman, Corner
Jos. A. Ankle, Ally Jacob
c. J. Welty, Corner Main
G.. Shelhase & Son, Conner
Il. o. Cornell, 1908 Wood
t, E. Smith, Corner Tenth
f. Prosscr, SIS Main Sire
H, Helmbright, Col Market
J. b Crawford, 1926 Market
J. 5 Harrison, Martins Fer
w. !. Holiday & Co., Ma
VIM Heslop, Martins Fer
H. EDWARDS, Martins Fer
NJ. F. ?ugh, Martins Ferry,
!. A. Setz, Martins Ferry,
Jno. Bur hart, Martins Fer
Each barrel %coE'sira Valuable Book deTo;ed
;srcips Breai SitCaA, which, I: obasrred, vii! in
Flour Is used.
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LAW SCHOOL,

HF WASHINGTON AND LEE UElvFa>i}
" Gen. Il. W. C.. Lee, President. in,tru .,- a,
trNi-books aud printed lectures, with ,y.rp-
lectHies OF special sUtlccis by CHIutut ..-pI
Tuition and lrs $50 Tor session Of tine months
ginning September -. For c~a;a.oEI. aaI !....
formation, address Cha A. GIarts, T,us-ns
Law, Lexington, Va. .gfH
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DURING the hot weather my
store will eInse AT q p. M, Satur-
days excepted.
JACOB w. GRUBB.
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
riefy nfeaIOrs; Sc pieces for SI.5O,
DAWSON BROS,
2e36 Market Street.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON. VA.

Instruction in the usual academic studie. and,
the pro:cssi0 a schools OF Law and Eng!no,rir,
Location bca!in!ui; expenses moderate ~....,,
OPEN september II. For catalogue, addroy, "t.eII
o: the Faculty"
iyOTb q. ". e. LEE. Pu.doat
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OS TIE OHIO.

onlj Your house if you want to by advertising
lSti 1HE RKGISTER.
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University Of PENNSYLVANIA,

l. DEPAfTsxN1 OF ARTS, four years c.ls.n
II. TowEY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, fve.yeSI oo1rs
IN (a) Chemistry, (l Geology ard gia'us 10 Crl
Engineering, (dl Dynsmical Engineering, aI Archi.
texture, reading 10 y. <, and 10 terhricsl irg-.,,
!. (frarficsl ~Chenistl, N. F., G. T., ;. ". Af;Al.
teCt.
III. WHsRToH SCHOOL OF FTH.vCF A9r hos.
o"r. Course. In Constitutional az an l.,a, ~.
ninistrstion, Political Economy, Mor Au'Ip Ia,
and fIactioe, Finance, Ranking, gaIln0a..ug. 10
gree Phi. y.
". CorpaH IN PHILOSOPHY, four year F-H,t,
Latin, trsn-s, German, Mental and NJr.! ~. o.
phy, MstneiattI6, General Science, P-i-E.rI 10.
s%truotion In Biology With labOratory To-t. psr,
Phi. b.
Liberal elections IN anu between thN,c course 81
close OF second Year.
v. CouRsE IN Music. Twoyear' graicI oo.r~
d. gree Mus. BAG
VI. MEDICAL School. Three years graded cOars,
With optional fourth year. Deere v. u
VII. BEn1ALscBooL. TTo-year' grad"i rol,S
Degree D.. ID. :.
VII. VETERINARY SCHOOL. Thrpc.vsr-,' "a!
81 course similar 10 European schools. Dcsns '
Clinical and laboratory advantages q rronlncai
feature In these three schools.
TX. LAW SCHOOL. Two-yesrr' course: d.piol,
admils 10 Pennsylvania Bar. Degree Ii h..
y. Biol oGICAL SCHOOL. Two years cJur'a. '!a
EXTENDED laboratory work. Certificate atm',n
Medical School without examination. sPdb
courses.
XI. DEPARTMENT OF PHrLosorHY. Tvo-vnnr'
port graduate oourse IN numerous sub.ecu IesliI
TO degree Ph. ID.
In making inquiry please specify department.
Rev. Y. BURR Sc ;risy,
University OF Ponnsylvania, Wet Philadelphia, PI
mriseodeAdyb
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A Walking Skeleton.

eummsr Boardsrs secured, or a good place 10
Sulll!lsI board, can be found By advertising in
LEX EEGIsTKR.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, o.
Founded 1889,

Founded 1889,
THE ACADEMIC AM SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open sept. 10th, l,.l. Arn'v
PkESjDEn1 Of the CGL,tGE, '' I"
THE SCHCOL OF MEDICINE cDor,
2l,t, lNS5. Apply TO rRoY. J. W II. invf,R
q. D.. g." l2th II, n. ". WASHlNrIuG ~
THE SCHOOL OF Law opens on IA.
NtdGe.oay IN October: Apply 10 saNL. n,
irgion, u. {. JANIS A. DUONAN,
iy29TbWG>a Protf,,,
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL
BEDFORD GO. VIRGINIA

Prepares boys and young men for ~IuIC"y. q.
lege, or University. Full Corps at IuS;rur,ur.
Thoroughly and handsomely equipped. i,...r
and healthy location. For catalogue adirs-
Bellevue r. U. Va. W. Il. AB8pI, Prir
~
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]. S. RHODES & co.
IlS2 MAIN ST

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
> 10 W.T.. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, IS
august Rules, 1885.
ANNIE Ii. sALAnE
Lorr,G. s.l,pr. In ch'neeFy'
TIE Object Of this suit is to obtain a divorce 4
: meusa Il thoro, by the plaintiff iropl the DEF. nd
suf. And it appearing iTom an aiiilvid hled in
aid cause, at these Rules, that the de-.
len6ant, LOUIS g.. sa'ade, IL not a resi-
not having been served with prOce S in this suit, on
motion OF the COZ plainant. by her solicitor, this or.
der Of publication is entered against him, and II Is
ordered that the said defendant. Louis q. SaIaie, he
ard he is required 10 appear here within one month
after the date OF the first publication Of tbs order
aud 10 what j. necessary TO protect his interests; il
il further ordered that this order be Published and
rested as rCquired by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell Clerk Of said Court,
At the court house OF said county, this 9Th day Of
August. 1855. tO-Wit. August Rules, 1855.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the Hs, lime Ausnst oth, 1855.
Affect; JOHN W. MICHEL, Clerk.
S. y. t"r,r, Sol. Tor CompIt.
ANNIE N. sALDr IN the Circuit Court Of Ohio
Ns. county, Vest Virginia.
L"uIs & SNLApL.J
Take notice that the dispositions Of Annie NJ.
salaGe aud others will hu taken a the law office OF
$. q, BOyce, number - seventeenth street, in the
city OF Wheeling, in the state OF West E,Tginig, on
The 10Th day OF september, A. ID. 1885, between the
hOurS OF O'Clock q N. and . o'clock p. III to be
read in evidence in the above named cause Oh behalf
Of raid complainant. And II from any cause, the
taking OF .aid iepO'itions shall not be CDmmeacei,
~ being commenced, shall not ne completed on that
day, the 'aLing OF the same will be al, burned from
me TO time until the SAM shall be completed.
ANNIE NJ. s IlADE,
by S. q. Boyce, her Solicitor.
JoLuIIs &, SATanE. auGoawt
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2ubeelin9 3e9istfr:
SATURDAY, AuGUSr >. 1855.

Persons leaving the city through
the Snmmer can haY, the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER seat 10
any address at same price il il de-
IiYcred i'm the city, postage paid.
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DIED.

Nrr,rby POari"-s can 10 secured by advertising
Sulliiiitl In THE DAILY and ruSDAY RRGIsTKR.
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EDUCATIONAL
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Hlrs. Gen. j. +. II. STUART, Princips,
rexts'ssion Of Nine Months Open, zen emh.,,.
witt aiuil corps of superior teachers. Ter -,
enable. spply early. Catalogues Sen, ur5a ,o''
cation TO Princil al jvg-y Wl'.P-'
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AddiHona! Local on FIRST Paqs.
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Trustees Sale of Elm Grove Real
Estate.

DN VIEJUE OF A DEEJ or Trust, MADE
ID hy Margaret Jarrett 10 the und, rIignod Trus.
tee, dated the 18th day Of June. 1851, and recorded in
the Clerks office OF the County Court OF Ohio c1ur-
~, West Virginia, in Deed OF !. ust Book No. Il,
folio ~. ] will sell NJ public auction at the front
door of the Court House Of said Ohio County, on
saturday, September 9Th, 1885,
RcginEing at ~ O'Clock a m, all the following lie.
'cThCd property, that l. 10 say: A piece OF land
situate At Ella, Groyc, In said ohio county being lot
numbered four lot 30. . Of the subdivision made
hy Naddle, Grccraft and Foreman OF lot No -, OF
the ] cor House Farm, sCCDr ing Ia a survey and
pat Of said 'uh-civi,iOn made ir said Waddle, era.
craft and Foreman by ~ Pctrrsun C. f., together
with the dwelling erected thereon and the appur-
tCnaDCes belonging thereto
TERMS OF SAIE-OnC-t third or n. much more
Of the pr rcbase more y az the purchaser may elect TO
pa in cash and the residue fl two equal installments
II nix add Ia elve months rom the day o. sale,
with interest on said deferred instalImeutS until the
cam" are paid ani the title to 'aid real estate to he
retained until the pun che.e money is paid in full.
Selling r. %t'u.tee, ! will convey the title ytsteI in
uEe Icy said deed Of trust.
IhME3 =. ROGEES, Trustee.
AUclionncer, W. y. HALLEE. aIjOagi
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TURTLE Sour this morning and evening
at The Star" Saloon, 9$5 Market street.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

Situation Healthy. destruction Thorough ...,,
opens sept i. Circulars sent upon applicable
aUlta CHAPMAN .UPIN, NJ. A, Pr.rrr,.r
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Tone of Engine Bells

81 have noticed, said a brakeman,
that no two engine bells ring the same
note. This seems rather strange, too,
for they are all made of precisely the
same metal, are cast in the same mold, and
manufactured in the same factory
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THE LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION
THE VICTORY OF ELECTRICITY.
s9I janis
HONOLULU, L. I.

Electricity
lem has till not been
% @ pace or large machinery instead of first laying
like oil
M The Norman Electric Light completely realizing
inns l OF electric ght3 and there doubt that
rc Lamp needs neither
tla necessary
cents per hour and as before the
neat ndre
coU
r & oSine Gps 1t fnFtAe preferable
Its TaRpnat is 50 simple that child n
oil ampfr
49, That the light produced aicke and
xineSib
by any accident the glass surrounding the
This lamp is constructed for the n
Gl complete lamp Ia inches; weight
keP0 coaches Nominations purpose
Per lamp delivered free ii
white d pg a ro0 gIo 6Ous o This
OF bronze foot and globe richly elegantly
grand and e Tor palo hall saloon
' @ mp Is Dotn hst class and elegant Price "a 10
Any rdoi gnmsdtao Estimates furnished
ready Tor immediate and will be sent
months ins and The 1sces
% lamp accompanied by written WILDE
On all orders for and above discount ntwibe
PhipRia " cover the amount
method sending by draft procured Of
ofan country world OAnA notes. gold coins
attention without dela the same particular
our Electric Lamps ali limitations and iDnpem
aiesnen cousgns lamps wanted svs
fortune o : mad byactep persons
Address: THE NORMAN ELECTRIC LIGHT
9oInarl6 PHILADELPHIA, U S. OF AMERICA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-29
THE METEOR
which struck and Set Fire to the
Schooner 3. G. Ford.

The following letter, giving details Of
the remarkable accident to the schooner
J. G. Ford on her voyage from the Pacific
Coast to Kahului, Maui, has been kindly
placed at our disposal for publication. 1t
will be read with interest by all classes,
but especially by scientific men. Pro-
lessor ID. w. Alexander has forwarded
a rragnIUnC Uf the meteor 20 P10fors5rr
Van Slyck, and expects to procure
another fragment for presentation to the
National Museum:
Il KAKULUI, December %, 1885.
Hon. S. e. WILDER:
Dear Sir-As you request, we present
you with a statement of the fire which
took place on the schooner j. G. Ford on
her recent trip to Kahului. On Satur
day, the 18th instant, being in lat. 1888
N, long 1926 W., at l 80 o'clock p.
m, the weather being fine and wind
moderate, the First Mate, Mr.. Mercer,
discovered the mizzen-staysail, which
was clewed up, to be in flames at the
mainmast head. With all possible
speed the fire was put out by means of
water, beating and cutting away. The
staysail was destroyed, the main peak
halyard block charred badly, the mast
head was burnt about half an inch deep.
1t is needless to say that all hands Won
dered at a fire occurring at the mast
head, but the finding of fragments of
some metallic-like substance showed us
that something of a meteoric nature the
cause. Those on the deck were picking
UP burning fragment and throwing them
overheard. The pieces of the strange
substance were found at the base of the
mainmast. A piece as large as mans
hand was thrown overheard quite hot by
Mr.. Weight, and a piece as large or
larger, which was burning the mainsail,
was thrown overheard by one of the
hands The above are the facts as we
remember them, and as they are recorded
on the ships log.
In the night previous the weather
was clear, but meteors were very
numerous, and the Mate and man at the
wheel noticed their frequency and num-
bers, and also that they would burst in
a manner resembling a rocket.
In regard to the list of questions fur
nished by Mr.. Geo. Bishop, we cannot
answer anything satisfactorily. No shock
was noticed, the first intimation of the
occurrence being the staysail in flames.
Our theory is that the substance formed is
the crust of a meteor or fragment pro-
jected laterally. As there was large
quantity of kerosene and other combusti-
BILE matter on deck, there were doubtless
more than the two pieces thrown over
board in our anxiety to avoid disaster.
As so many have wanted specimens, We
can send but small piece of the sub
stance. We remain yours truly,
T. III. GRIFFIFHs, Captain.
B. J. WEIGHT, Passenger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-29
Tea and Tobacco in Alaska.

IIieut. Schwatka in Chicago Times
While descending the Yukon many ma,
tives visited our floating palace of logs in
their canoes and offered us for sale small
birch bark baskets full of stunted buckle
berries, the one common begging being
for either tea or tobacco. "Chy! chy!
chyi" we heard from morning till night
A person wholly unfamiliar with the
word, and having no interpreter, might
think as he invaded this land that is was
a native method of salutation, a sort of
"GOod-day sir!" WELCOMED" or their
equivalents, but it isn't anything of the
sort. 1t is the Russian for tea and you
hear the Indians begging for it far be-
yond where the Russians themselves had
ever been trading on the river.
AS this commodity first sought the
river in the hands of the Russian traders
at nearly both ends of the great stream
for the Yukon river. over 1900 miles
long, heads within twenty or thirty miles
of the Pacific ocean,, it is very likely that
the Indians knew no other name for 1t,
and as they cultivated its taste, they also
appropriated its Russian name With tea
and tobacco for trading material. trav
eler may journey anywhere in Alaska and
the British northwest territory, and as
long as it lasts he will be supplied with
the current coin of the realm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-29

furnishing SpreckelsviIle plantation with
water is greatly improved from what it
was before that important work was
commenced. The natives do not now
live in straw huts in abiect poverty.
They have frame houses, are well fed
and clothed, and land formerly unpro-
ductiye below the line Of the ditch is now
cultivated, water being furnished by
seekage. The native landowners, there
fore, have no reason to complain Of the
Spreckelsville water system; neither
have the taxpayers of the Kingdom any
cause Of complaint, because the utiliza-
ton of that water has turned an arid
plain, which contributed nothing in
taxes, into the most extensive and pro-
ductive sugar plantation in the King
dom, one years taxes upon which
amount to double the selling value of the
property when Colonel Spreckels took it
in hand
We have. therefore, the Opposition
party coming out as the declared enemy
Of the social and economic improvement
of the native people; the declared enemy
of the introduction of foreign capital to
develop the latent resources of the soil /;
and the enemy of all, natives and for
eigners alike, who may venture to add to
the national wealth and improve the
public credit. For Colonel Spreckels
has done all these things; and it is for
doing them, and doing them well and
effectively, that he is denounced and
misrepresented by the stump orators OF
the Opposition party.
On the other hand, an address has
been issued by the Government candi-
dates for the representation of Honolulu
in the next Legislature, which seems to
be loyal and moderate in tone and
thought 1t does not deal in misrepre-
sentation or abuse, but touches upon the
prominent political issues OF the day.
There is dignity about it wholly want
ing in the filibustering attack upon con-
stituted authority and private character
at the Armory, to which reference has
been made We trust that similar
tone will be preserved by the Govern
ment candidates throughout the election.
They have reason and truth ontheir side.
Their opponents have equipped them
selves with the weapons of detraction
and abuse. Let them handle them as
often as they please, and the more
! frequently they brandish them in the
face Of the country the better it win be
for those who may be subjected to their
assaults.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Y. NJ. c. 4. singing class meets this
evening at 80 o'clock.
Chan Wo has reopened the Astor House,
and solicts patronage.
The Y. NJ. C. a. bookkeeping class
meets this evening at : O'Clock.
The Royal Hawaiian Band gave a fine
concert at Emma Square last evening. The
attendance was good.
Mr.. c. o. Berger, agent for the South
British and National Fire and Marine In
surance Company, has left on our table
very neat calendar for 1886.
This evening Lyons & Cohen will offer at
their salesroom splendid assortment of
fancy goods, just the things for New Years
presents. There is an endless variety.
Ladies will be provided with special accom-
modations.
The Christmas entertainment for the
children of the Bethel Union Church will
be held this tuesday evening in the vestry
of the church, commencing at : O'Clock.
All members and friends of the church
will be welcome.
Messrs. ]. NJ. Dat & Co. are distributing
a very handsome calendar for 1886, with
the compliments of the season. AT the
top is a view of their store, and at the bot
tom Diamond Head, the whole eserting
very tropical appearance.
On Sunday evening at O'Clock Mr..
Robert Kowes, Chief Steward on board the
Mariposa, was united in marriage to Mrs.
Maggie Perry. The ceremony was per
formed by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop
of Olba, in the parlor at the Catholic
Mission.
The fve-mile race between Hartman and
Mullen at the Yosemite Skating Rink Sat
urday evening was a fizzle, to the disgust
! of the audience which was quite large.
! Hartman could easily have won, but
| allowed his opponent to win by about half
a lap.
The sound of Going, -" Going, >" Gone, :"
| was heard in Fort-street Church last even
/ ing. Mr.. E. P. Adams was offering at auc-
ton, not New Years presents, but the
| seats of the church for the ensuing year.
The attendance was not large. The high
est price paid was 500 by p. c. Jones, who
obtained first choice.
! Mr.. Armstrong Smith has been APP
! pointed Government School teacher at
| Waialua, on this island, in place of Rev.
| Abel Clark, deceased. Mr.. Smith, who
was formerly connected with Iolani Col
lege, has been carrying on the school at
Waialua in very satisfactory manner
/ during the past two months in tempo
Fary capacity.
Our Berlin correspondent writes us,
| under date of December 1st, that the Hon.
H. A. P. Garter, Hawaiian Envoy Extra
! ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary,
arrived at Claridge'S Hotel, London, from
Washington, D. c., on November Odd. He
subsequently proceeded to Berlin, where
he arrived on the 10Th, and was stopping
at the Hotel Kaiserhof.
At a meeting of Hawaiian Tribe No.
| Improved Order of Red Men, held on the
sleep of Monday, at the 18th run and Both
breath, the following chiefs were elected fol
the ensuing term: Wor s., w. III. Huddy
| Senior Sycamore, c. w. Hart; Junior Sag
amore, L. B. Kerr; C. of Records, IL
Smith; K of Wampum, Robt- French
! (re-eIected). The raising up OF Chiefs vii
be postponed until the appointment of ;
| new Vice Great IncohOnee.