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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
ON @erftof, oeaen BIC eiptlOienftaefete.

Ser @enerulpOitmeiiler bat Die gegen ben
Superiutenoenten OtS ablieierung8 0eparz
tcments i'm Gbicagoer Ypiamt, 9rn. @onos
ban, anbdngig gemahte, aui &erIegung Der
@iuilOienitregeln lautenee 2lntlage unteriuft.
6r. 9onooau, rpel6er beidul0igt 1T, oa8
2lmt oe8 Brdfoenten einer lofalen politii3en
Sereinigung angenommen su baber, rdtrtte
Die 6idtigfelt bteier Sei9meroe elm, erfldrte
ieoof, er babe ni4t 9epuBt, buB er iidJ oa=
burf elmer Serlegung Der betebenOen &Ors
ibriften idulSig made. Der @eneralpOf=
meifter pirO bieie @nti4ulbiguug fiir Otees
WioL pahriheinltdl qelten laiien.
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spdfffte Observation-Disclosures.

a V A
8up s. Euru, &c. zcot.- 6cutr paIIr.e Bier &
uou CiUergCo, nod Baltimore tefrrmte 0GMpI'r
p&Cl.ommort.'
2ampIcr Z r-ta" ron yCgpoo! uU0 a1r10ltO" UJI
gusIoub.
EuCCU sturUr u, y. SEgt. - Der uOu gjUrrH0OI
nod g1iUz9e,t UsfuImtg Damliet rgJgiFuia" lIltt
bCutc bier an.
Ete Eam0ftr pGarauian ron Wemsgort, DSaro
niau" uoH Ut9rtggal uub Cue6ec uno rg0yo GlUe"
BON EhilooaU5ic, 'aHmtHb uudl E0crp0ol uutcrz
Uc8s, heien 5eu-s 5rcr eH.
Rsg 6r. Gbr. 8. Sie8Ie bat f5 III
9tr. y, Grleau5 fra 6 {, pirtbSbduS=
lid nieOeggcIofcn unO Na8 2ctal redt aus
iprcdeuo cingerltltat. Seine SoblreidcH
Sreunoe uuo G6nuer, ioUie gercue 9tl1s
barn uuo 6e5gleid,eH, B. b. bl5 Bublitum I'M
QugemeineH, iiuo fir beute gum Gius
3ugsluntg alle eingelooeu uHo ueroeu eiueu
b6ff itmatbliteu @abelimbtB, iopie @eorg
&rebm'5 ya9srbter i'm 3aPt iinocu.
B= Ser Eauienoiaia 6r. 9RtdueG
g Sdrtefer, Der befauute g&lrtb 3um
rblaueu 6ummal" an Der = de Der Era tt
un6 8urb am fir s {, piuld)t Den B0lis
tlieru in Der 3. 2Saro empTiH0lIt lu'6 0anOz
tpert. 6at er Do eiueu StimmSettel fir I'M
abbdu9ige 8emOtraten" in llmlaui geeBt,
Der cine gSabl iiir 0tOutag, ben %. Septbr.,
auaidreibt, ais Stimmlotal oaS Sdrisier'=
ide gtablifemeut befimmt, bic gSabbeit BON
nib biS Abenb5 y llbr ieiiiegt uuO bic
aeulter folgauoermaBen beieBt babeu mill:
fiir's Sderiii5amt 2Setu, Bier uHb liquors,
fiir'8 llnttrbaus Der @eietgebuHg elegaHteS
Souper, fir ben StaOtratb Auferu. Su Der
Chat cine erfn6eriid)e 2lufiuoiguug oe5
guniteS, oen Sr. SdrieIer auf beute BEN
gou3en Sag u3um Sduge BaItimorer 5Hs
6uftrie" ier0ren mirO, nobel ). 3. 29 g.
uer'8 - ppeIbier" gum &u5itaufe
gelaugt. gurger Der 3. gSaro, Uie Ibers
Baupt Sfz8aItimOre ltimmt 6a5 rtdti9e
Sidet. g & gRiRRnRr,R Bnnnelhierl
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Der Befiter Der nWOjarts6alle," Capt.
Seine, SadiOu, Mii9., bGlt Or. Ausuii S0'
nig's p6ambur9er Sropfeu" fir bas wirf=
iaHfe 9htteI sesen alle RGseubeidwsrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28

Y}an itite cine Srtcinorte an Er. @nOuah 8
60, gtr. 81, gEurrtUaStr., Jlsu llOrt,
- Eno man ptro Austuni, erpateu, 6is EluientG
nertb If,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
Ser gOR,Serfebr nit Oem s9usGamOe,

9a8 @epi6t Ser i'm 2aufe beS teBten Sis
faljabre8 bef0roerten auslGnSii6en Srieie
mar nm 1890 8funO geringer, ais i'm Sors
jabre, pGbrenO Die mad unO uon 6em 9lu8z
lanbe bei0roerteu Drudia6enum 83 ,319Pfo.
mebr pogen, ais i'm SOriubre. Die Soften
be8 transports Der iiber ben SSeausbeiOrz
oerten Pofiaden beliefen iib im leften Sis
taliabre auf $32I179, .. b. I'M $3.50 wes
niger, ais i'm Soriabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
Gene gunScsau,pa[te.

Ser 8rGfSent ellannte geltern folaenoe
6erren III Suu0esanmGlten: 3. 8. Sin6
bOn Soma fir ben iiiSli6en 9iRtitt BON
Soma uub s.. $. &usbee pon Ror6z Carolina
iiir oeu 0fIi6en 8iftiIt 6eS genunnten Staa=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
6prOpdiidIe Sabelbert@tc.
SonSoucr Se;iaIiitea.

1on6On, 27. september. - Die arohs
SoiiaIifens SeriammIuug, iil-,<seffTG don
10 otel gereOet uES seItriebeu worOeu If,
uno meld)e Die 8OllSei aH9eblid) III UerbiH.
bern orohte, fnHO beute III 2imebouie obue
oie @tnmiidung Der Seb6roe fiutte. g8eulgs
liens 10000 gPeuiheH paren aHpeieno. Die
&eSner er9ingen ii6 in beitiaen 0euuu}ia.
tl0nen oer gegeHmdrtigeu &eieuidaitS;uz
lidnee, ollein ole 2lnmeienOeu Iegten teiue
ipe5icuc 2luiregung oil BEN Sag, nno eS CT
st9nete id teine Gubeit0ruug. Die YolHei
belt iid geiiiientli6 I'M 6intergrunSe, uub
man gIoubt, oaB Die 8eb6roe oaOurd, bab
Fe oue 0tadlteHtialtung Dermle0, Ulel oaju
beltrug, llnrubeH 81 uerbHteu.
ytad elmer ipdtereH S1dBuug belief Fd
bic 3ahl Der EhciInebmer all Der 9enIOuitrl=
tiou ouf menigfens 10000. Yiele oerillbeu
erltteneu auf 6ubrperteu unO tiibrtcu rOtbe
6Qhueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
0etmiShfee

Der amerifaniide Soniul in Barbados be.
ftatigt in etnem ben1 Staat8ietretdr iiberz
mittelten 8el,dlte Die &Haabe, baB oa5elbft
in ben leeten 8ageH Elm 9elbfteberfaG sur
Gnsetge gelan9te.
Gem Stabnn1t8ieitetdr giH9 geitelI in
einem ben Bofttempel 9iem Yort tra9eu6en
Gouuert Die Sumne bon $3.50 5u. 9as
gel0 murbe benz @enifen8iono iberlpieieu.
Der 9rGii0ent bat ben BroieIior q. AgaIij
6urd oen S9atamtsielretGr aniragen laiieu,
OBJ er 0en ourd bel Giidlritt oeS 8rofPh""rr8
6iigar0 pafQnt geuprpeuen MG6iten aLs Suz
perintenbent bes Stfeuoer nefiuno8z uup
gepbatiI6en Giireau8 anuebmen mOle.
Ser areg8iei.et6r bat beltlOiien, bic g8o
die an Sen. @rant8 @ruit i'm y9lioeriibe-
Garl" bis gum l. Sauuar 1856 III belaiieu
81 gleider 3eit miro and oiegSafe an Gar
fielO's @ruft in @leOelanO, %, eingejo9en
iperoen.
Ihtb. Sobn q. Bingham, Ser ebemaliqe
ameutauite @elanote an Sapan, bat bier III
elmer llnterre6un9 erllGrl, ser abihlus eine8
SanoelSUertrngS nit Sapan lei ibn1 nid)t gez
QlIdt, neil bie Serreter 9euti6lano'8 un0
@nglau6'S bem iapanefi6en Ntiuiiter oes
Nuapdruqen nit Guweu0ung bon @emalt
Orobten, I'M Sale Sapau eineu Serttag nit
BEN Ser. Staaten itlteBe, ebe cS &erlidge
nit 3euti6lanb unb @nglano arrangirt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
autse SabeIOepciaem.

- 6iirft 8ismard bat f5 bon Berlin uadj
8rie0ridsrube begeben.
-Sr. 2stpitd, Der 5Rteidlide BiattiF, bat
Qnitalteu 81 elmer ied]smOnatlt9enGOur 6urt
amerita getrOfen. Gr UirO in Sri. ReUa,
60'S CONCERT auftreten.
: Der beriibmte Trag0Oe SalDiui miro
um Uadicu GOnneriag aelegeutli1 Der Ser
mGbluug ber SdHgerin 9teUaOa in @ari5 ais
9rautfubrer fuUgiren unO iid ON nd6feu
Samita9e mad gtew. 9orf eiHitifien.
- Slime. Sbeo, Die tiiBlia Our9 eiueu
6ubrunial beeentIib uerleett 9ariier S4au,
ipieIerin, bat ioldle groBe Sdmer3eu au8Su.
iieben, SoB tbre Ger5te @iorpb biums s@iHiprit.
Sungen anmenoen, I'm ibr oeu Sdlai ju ers
m0gltden. 98ie Die 2ter3te erlldreu, Miro
ibre @enelung cine iebr llUgl0me fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-28
Gus Ser SaaoesbanptftaOt.
Die Reparatar oes SoHoanSfsrs ~@raipfosO"
tn Baltimore. - Sefrctdr Ranntus WHS-
Die 2.rbeitetIrage.

Die glrbeiterIra9e.
gSalbiugton,2 27. Septbr. - Sefretdr
0ianning uerlieb 9eitern oen ,@olumbia.
SronzgSorfs, iotpie Der n9r1, 9ods Comp" >"
Setoes Saltinorer 6irmen, ben @ontraft fir
bic 8eparatur oeS 3ouoampfers ,&ramforo"
in Baltimore. Sr. MalIter, Der HeprdIeHs
tant Der beioen @elellidafter, bate ein 6or=
oerungsgebot fir Die betreffenoe Qrbett gum
Setrage BON $17 900 9emad)t, $4,000 meui.
ger, ais 6aS nGdft niebrtge @ebot. Die An=
gelegenbeit 1T iniofern BON mebr, ais qetp0bu.
lidem Snterefie, ais iie Die 2lniid)t Der 9fez
9teruu9 i'm Setreff Der &ed)te bieiiger 2rbei=
ter tlarle9t. Die Shiffs3tlnmerleute uuo
9alfaterer BON Baltimore batteu aeqen bic
Serleibung 6eS Gontrattes an Die aenaunteu
Sirmen energiifen @inipruh erboben, uu0
5tuar auf Den @runo btn, oaB oieelben Sur
AuSfibrun9 Der &eparaturen iren1oe 4rbeiz
ter, tuel6en nur iebr nieorige V0bne ge3ablt
iperoen miiroen, in1p0rtiren ruoIten. sic
batte1l Sru. Wanning cine Seufid)rift iiberz
nittelt, tporin fie erfldrteu, Die Serleibung
oeS @outraftes on 6rn. MalIter ueroe bon
ben btef9en @emerten alS cine Oirefte 8eleiz
oigung ameritanii9er ebrItder Grbaiter, To-
mie ais cine Serbiuoung Der Hegter1ng nit
Dem Sapital gegen Die 2lrbeitertlafier be.
tradtet perben. 6erner tuurOe gelteno ge=
na9t, baB Die 4rbeiten, iaGs bic Re9ieruR9
Srn. Malfer's gtngebOt 5uriifweie, qIalitas
tiU piel beiier auSgeiiibrt werbeu, unO buB
bieier lImiano ben llnteridieb in Der 6orOez
ring mebr, ais auSgleiden miirOe. Die Gntz
l6eioung oeS SefretdrS erfolgte auf 9runo
zines bon 6em S6atamt8z Broturator abges
gebenen @utaftens, baS belagt, baB MIR in
belonberen &usHQbmefGaen, nno menn es
i'm Sntereiie Der Gegterung lie9t, BON ser
8egel, ben Dtinoe eitfor6ern0en @ontratte Su
perleihen, abgeulden weroen iollte.
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. te Saut

niro noh aunenoung bcS Snriaparljan u6hrens
gmar5e 6leten uno 9autnus tldge uerben 6fieitiat;
Scuicn uH6 9eihmhre betlen ihneu. Berionsn,
muhe an Stopbeln, an Augcn=, Uuu6s, 0brcus,
Sen=, ools= uuo SrhennuS}hldgen Ieioeu, usIbe
entme6er aus un9ebelen SraHfbCiteu ooer nur.b beu
@eOrauh bon Guediilber entiunben ffub, f0nuen
p9 ouI NeuuHg uerlaleH, fUeuH Nds SariapariIinn
9un95h9 Ian8t an3cuaHbt uiro, I'm ieueR Sinerud
aul oen Srgontsmus MAIDEN su f6HHeH.
SiUt Ulal4e non oI1ltm cHtldlt mebr SIilelemenss,
ais icoe9 onoere Nelmtttcl GS Uirb 56etlOiielmeie
elH9enomincn udbreuo man Oei an6eren gr,ncieu
In, us ltQSmal 10 plel nebmen mus. BET &pos
tBttern iu babsr. &rts 81 90 Die Elafgbt.
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Nr. 232.
N. N. 0f.
. cSsaUWap's 8eaOp 2eliiiFtT. 2ii
Seilmtttrl aeaelt aQe

e Q go 90 c Z g etSete.
Slr GhceIofeI pol In eiuem GIaIe bQs5pou gR,E,-,
SF,a III neni9en Nltnuteu &rdmpfe, Zdure In
gtaaeu, uebeltett, Srbredcu, SuObrctttte.s.
web. gurdbfnu, elubr, Cholera aRprbuS ~.
w, StabungeH nuS Gle inGtrlidcn 5dlusrleT.
a, ,oteuenSe louten immey cine 5laihe uon RnSmahtB
Heaog Belief bel fit tragen. giuioe SrsaSSn'7 n,
N0lleT geuoMMen, NIr0en uQe Nuffug srpTEs ~
Neeulei beS &rntpoiiers ibre uriade bGben, UerbSs
tn, gus tn Re6mttelif es,btiler, beun frqussRs
idGi Srcu6O Uoer y}ittrler ~ ''~'o'l''
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2lit SnS 0nhfFfts
VINO Dicrtfo.

8IrgeB Hitlt R06wag's SU utlllrgen, un6 tters
Seu9t Sud, oaB Der gtane "JtooDa4" aui Dem iiebt.
MOS sthy tamit.
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GHtus6EfG1e GabctsfFiapte.
sentiAIanO unO spanieu.

SerltH, 26. @aptember.-Der r5IeihS
NnSelQer" perGHeutIitt sen Cert Ser pduis
idlrH Rcte, peIde unulttclblr mad Dem anz
9rifi aHi Nis 6eutibe @eianOti6ait in 9iaorIo
nah 2'erlin abgirg. Die 9fotc meloet, oaB
Die &eamieu, bcrtn 81id)t Is mar, Die 8ez
ianetitaft 3u fdiiben, oe8 DieHfes ertIaheu
uno Der Niitihulo an 6en QuSfhrettunQcn
on9etla9t iuor0en icien, uu0 oritdt oaS tIefe
&eoauern Der lpaniiden 3egieruug iiber Ote
rngliidltden &ortommuiiie aus, bofieub, cGB
Die offerirte @bbitte freunOlid aUf9eHOmmen
neroe.
0onbon, q. Sept. - Der Bapi bat
eingemiuigt, ais SGiebariater 3miideH
8eutidlano unO Spnnien ju funajren, falls
Die bireften unterbanoluugen 3puden jenen
Ytddten reiUltatlos bleiben.
Som, 81. September. .-4GIe 8otHmerte
be3ii9lidI Der 6rage iiber Die &arolinen'SHs
ielH iino Dem 8upfe mterbreitet morOen.
9etterer pirO ouBer Dem 9aroinal Sacobiut
nod mebrere SaduerfauOtge 81 0fatBe 5te=
ben.
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81 q 10 IN
~ q ! q I q
ttt tbten pcrT6EeSencr sSormctt.
BtBt8es mo faltes sSie6er

WneEpan'S MeaSn ReIfci IN rin 6sIrrritsr a.,
gen alet.ti SGMerien, 3abHibmerSen, EopfihmSfp
sen, 9tItneR, Senbenpe5, glcrDenUeb, 8erfautbrns
sen, - F9nn9en, Rhdeuz, Sruf ooer 9liebers
hmeT8sn
8te FApers;ne bes @eaON BfeIieT auI cen RbsFI
eos ~ 4egll.s ~ Sey etmef1 ooer oas gltbeu fhi,
SeL5gSglL oloTt tlHoerun9 uu6 GrIeitterung.
letlmitteI, neit]es nui Der Steile Sie ouSlS9SsT
nnbrnng abhlt. 0''' ~'A'-
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GHrOpGifde &abelberidlte.
ste 1tntu q t,-.sHT ser SaIfa ~
-~araIbtnfcl.
Gin 0eFe9t bri ahriaEopel.
3robeHbc 6altuHg Serbien'8.
SeIeoIanS fou OentF@ werSen.

3robenbc 6altung @erbien 8.
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Qicg ,Q8aBruu0 Tali6."

BrCiS 25 &eUtS Die Shahtel.
S8u babeu IN oeH 2lpothefen.
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2SeitCrcs iiber aas Gb. .iten;gRaHafrr In Ans
Hain.--S SGr gapit iaat IL; ne &ermiiteIuHa
stDiid3en SGatidIano uHo Spatien So. -
liz EhnIcrn Ia Riaan
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@e6riOer BaGlrad

Sii0cIsGde BON 9utaps uno teriH9touitgaBe.
Giugaug on GertugtQufraBe,
(2l9-4Sl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Church Business.

The Bulletin of the 9Th inst, supplies the infor.
nation that the regular monthly concert of the
Bethel Union Church took place on the evening of
the 9Th inst. Essays were read on the subject of
Japan and the Japanese Afterwards a bust
ness meeting was held and new rules for the gov
ernment OF the congregation members were read,
discussed and adopted. The following were
elected othcers:-Trusteesf for one year, H. NJ Whit
ney, n. A. Parmelee, b. +. Dillingham;. Two
years, J. .. Carter. S. NJ. Damon, 4. g. Thrum
Three years, S. E. Bishop, Robt. LEVERS D. b.
Peterson. Standing committee, w. Babcock, G.
9, Lees; Treasurer Z. g. Damon; Clerk, s. E.
bishop. DeaoOns, L. Nj. Henderson, Robt. Lew
ers, ID. Is. Peterson. Deaconesses, Mrs. Julia Da-
mon, Mrs. 5. L. Bishop
The same paper states that on the evening of
the 4th, inst. the annual business meeting of the
members of the Fort Street Church was held in
the yestry of that edifice. After the minutes of
the last meeting had been read the statistical re-
port for the year ending March 4th, 1885, was pre-
sented. Ii showed that there were 1863 members
an good standing. The pastor had baptized dur
ing the year twenty-five infants ami one adult.
The report of the Treasurer showed the receipts
OF the year as $2,l37.35, which. with n balance
from last year, makes total of s. 22S.70 The
expenses have been 81 1885, leaving a balance Of
S,5o2.l5 on hand. The election officers was then
proceeded with, and resulted as follovs:-Deacons,
A; r; Judd and W. w. Hall, to serve two years
Clerk and Treasurer, W. W. Hall; Standing Com
mittee J.. z. Jones, Jr., J. I. Waterhouse, Jr.,
superintendent of Sabbath-School. j. b. Ather-
tom Nice-Superntendent, Rev. W c. Merritt;
superintendent Primary Department Mrs J. b.
Athertoni Treasurer OF Sabbath-School, G. NJ.
Cooke; Librarians, Z. A. Jones, B. Burgess;
Oshers Z. Y: White, George Koch, Z. A. Jones,
+. b. Dat Mrs. SOuthwick, nee Miss Breese will
be continued as city missionary for one year.
After committee had been appointed to purchase
books Tor the library, the meeting adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11


The Pisaiels' Monthly was out TOO iais for notice
IN our last issue. The number In spite Of the alb
sence Of its editor in chief, shows no diminution
IN interesting matter. Theeading editorial treats
OF the government and the currency in a manly
and decisiveimanner. This Is followed BY articles
treating more especially with tho technical part OF
the planters business; many Of these arc suggest
i've and viii well repay professional readers besides
interesting the general public. A number Of com
munlcations close the number. Special attention
of planters should be called 10 the maseeration
process as reported on BY Mr.. Alexander Young.
T5E ANGLICAN CHURCH MONTHLY.
We are pleased to see that our suggestion of
Charity begins at home has been taken as we
wished It should, and that the Monthly advocates
the raising OF fund for providing free cots in the
Hospital for destitute foreigners. The p. c. Al
rerfiser referring 70 the same article also advO-
Gates the raising of this fund. II We All jon To-
gether in this spirit the object will be socu at
tanned. An amateur performances at the Music Hall
might start the fund
The present number Of the Moaihly contains
much interesting reading matter. There are some
very graceful thoughts on Washington's Birthday.
Enthusiasm furnishes good subject which is we'll
handled and Lent Of course, gives an appropriate
series Of remarks The Church notes are full
Take It all in all this is as good a number as has
been put forth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Increase Of Canrar.

The Popular Science Monthly says: II the data
OF the registrar generals reports are correct can
Ger is steadily increasing in England and the rate
Of increase is augmenting. Thus, during the ten
years ls50-1s59, the increase in the number Of
deaths from this disease was 1000, showing an
average increase of about 200; from 1850 to 1852
the number Of deaths was s0,0l9, and the average
annual increase 2fS; and from 1870 n 1879 ILL.,
5Ol deaths occurred, with an annual Increase Of
$50. DR.. Charles Moore attempted 10 show, in a
book published in 1865, that cancer thrives with
good living, and that its increase was an accom-
pigniment Of the improved economical condition
and vitality of the British people. Il abounds
where the conditions ordinarily most favorable
to health, and more among the rich than among
the poor. According TO French observer about
ten per cent Of the wealthy classes and seven per
cent Of the poorer classes are afflicted with cancer
The disease, according to Dr. Crisp also prevails
among animals, more frequently among flesh
eaters that among herb-eaters, and among domes-
tlcated than among wild animals II is not
zymotio or infectious, conveyed in any way
nor is it transmissibe, though the predisposition
to It may be inherited; but it begins De moro in
each individual whom it attacks. The only efici.
emit remedy for il is the surgical one, and fiat
should be applied at the earlier stages of the dis
ease while the affection is still local.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
PASSENGERS.

For Mani and Hawaii, per W G Han, March al G
SigsleT, F9TliIger a IL smith, Mrs g Hewett; }
From San Francisco, per Eureka, March John $
ROCKWELL.
From San Francisco, per W II Dimond, March Sd
Gedee, John Burke, + Winston.
From Hawaii, per Iwalanl Mach 5.-IIon X Kauna.
mnno lhos Clark, Mr. kapoleua, & Tremble, Hanui.
From Fauuing's Island per Jennie Walker March &
child.
From Kauai, via waiauac, per c r Bishop, March e
Capt W Hatfield, Major Wroughton, Major II NJ
Benson Hon II Patty, L Richardson, W Barnes,
Austin Whiting.
For Port Townsend, per Amelia. March Cd Asher.
Hockwald, Anderson, Miss NJ ChristofersOn, Mr.
ki5ou
From Hawaii and Maui per Kiuaa, March Hon IL
kuihclani, Hon AhoO, W II Conwe, Hon J L Kau-
lukou " Y Homer, NJ KeEloha II IIccn Mrs 5
Macy and child, Miss Il Kipi Miss kipi, Master NJ
Preston, Mics Wilhelm, J Anderson. Miss Mott r
haApa, White. Lyman, l. Mcmillan, Wong
Quai, Il smyth; Mrs All Hong, Miss Eva Walker and
servants Miss il Low, Miss Mary Vii, Miss NJ Kui-
hrlani, Miss NecdhIm.
From Maui aud Molokai, per Likelike, March lion
Wilder. Hon W { Parke, Hon W Irwin and 8
servants, Tavcrnier W II bailey and wife W ii Bal
" Lawrie and children, Brother Thomas, \ Barba
wife and child, X Frieye.
From kauai, per Planter, March IS w Wilcox II 4
Boehuiic, W Dole, Mrs Neal, and 5 prisoners
For Kauai, via waianac per c r. Bishop, March Il
Liouaronsj J L Richardson, Major Wroughton
From San Francisco, per MaripOsa March g-Col {
Sprgekels, Mrs Poster. Miss Still, 5 Roth Capt
> y Iohry. Miller, wife and children. + NJ Scehnek
ard vile, Capt l. Owen, Capt W Ellie, W II Al
drich, J n Jewett and wife, r = Hammond, Mrs { II
Alexander, Miss Lindsay Mrs Deenng. { VIII
liams, 2 MclneTny, Miss Mcknight, John Good. Capt
n Nye, Capt Allen, Lyons, Miss Van Norden "
ldddcll, Miss Hammer, Billy Emerson, Chas Cogill,
Harry tOgill, Jas Walsh, VIM King, Ben Clark Al
Holland y Tracy, u Stanley, Gus PiIcy, c W Rein
hart, II JuhustOnC Bloomingberg. W Creillci d l.
Gihord, q Natzlawik, J Kaufman, II Bradley, G ;
Sarin. sGu'ldy, Mrs Cranert and child, Miss J
frcesr, Miss b Leopold, Leutcnggcr aud IL in the
-tcrragc.
For Mani, per Likelike, March BE A Phipson. " Il
Lawrence, wife and child, + q Shuman, A Hinklc Z
Mondt, Mrs Taylor, Brother Thomas W Larsen " II
Campbell, II kupu, Sam Obcd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Meeting of tho Priv Council.


meeting of the Privy Council was held March
9th. The attendance was unusually large. The
business transacted was important.
Rules for the Hawaiian Savings Bank were
passed.
The following charters were granted Pacific
Commercial 1drertiser Company, Mokaenu Sugar
Company, Papaikou Sugar Company German
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
1t is understood that very animated and able
debate took place OIL proposal to authorize the
issuances of retail spirit licences outside the dis
trict of Honolulu. The resolution was ultimately
passed giving the Minister of the Interior discre-
ton to issue retail spirit license for any building
not within 600 feet of any church school, in the
following places Hilo, Kohala, Wailuku ~, La
hama and Kauai ~. This rule follows the pro-
visions of the license system in force at Boston,
Massachusetts
petition for the pardon of Jacob Wilkerson
was over. similar petition in favor Of Frank
Muller was refused.
The following petitions for licenses from secret
societies were referred to q committee: Oahu
Lodge, No. l, and Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Knights Of
Pythas; Oceanic Council IA, Legion of Honor;
Hawaiian Tribe. No. /, Red Men.
The following petitions for commission for No
tary Public were referred to a committee w. r.
Kinney, E. f. Ward, NJ. Thompson, Jonathan
Austin.
A petition for permission to Join the Minister
of the Interior in suit to settle water rights the
Auwai Paki water ditch was referred to a commit
tee.-P. c. 4drerfissr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
Fred and the Sunday Law

EDIroR GAzErTE:-The Son-in-law was arrested
at Lahaina on a warrant for breaking the Sabbath
laws last week. He was moving his parent-in-
laws furniture on board the Neffie Merrill 10 take
them TO Lanai. On trial before the police Judge
he was discharged on some technicality. At Wal
lnku little while ago some Chinamen were ar
rested for carrying some parcels on the Sabbath.
They were reprimanded by the Judge, with the ex-
ception of one who was carrying case of gin which
was declared forfeited to the government
That the Minister of Foreign Affairs should al
low his furniture to be moved on the Sabbath
shows what respect he pays TO that day and TO
the laws of the land. However ii is on a par with
the manner he has treated other laws. Strange
to say, after the furniture was on board and the
schooner put to sea she was almost drifted on to
breakers and had to be anchored to save her. The
natives say it was not in consonance with Divine
laws that she should leave port on Sunday.
OSF VINO Knows