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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
Mortgagees' Notice ofIntentiOn to Foreeiose

~ that plrsBl1f % porer % sale tantlIarI f1
eeT1ls mofi-zze deed dated She "a l1y 20 Oefltef
Ia. made b. Eahakzi d Waiaila. fsials u oslI
y -tephea epeucer o. L0ldgu. EnzIahi rac1fiel ir
the once u Registrar % Coureylaees in ltrr cf
folos - AID So and for lfh . TIE c9lif1r. n
slld morlgs deed epltainei thai ~ aad sllsuir iie
lan1-s telen1enfs and heretl ll said uarfersr
iced roHfalued and Described all. lfisr fle l4a lint
I'd tg az y s5d a. p1be aacfou 20 accolsf or ftr
1relch d fhs co1dltions a. herailleflra 1.efaf.s
he property ln s1ld ueftElTr desrrifrf trlr4
sit11fed = kaEaiio9 ln s1id WaslGa and ieInr i-4
1rd Eula l1nf cgufaiulng AREA ~ 3 fff sgras m
5einz ne srre pfemises descIibci ln goyai rsfsrf
70 ifsf l. = Ar1rl p - 70 kabIEll
bTEPHEN sPEaCER Wo-f4a.--
= y aersaE-Ass Aftorusy f0f Ha1i1azs~
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Ds-R.u-s-..-n

= ne lsz1 s1sE1lsr m zEisz1sG z.-n-r . *
rerusa7 - Ar-rus- ne h1s s5sr1iis s1zna-srs =
Ul-1ll1- slls z-zse C,-lnszE. 4 - s,-
-nEzR 1a uEErs11 Hrrrassr q --srr5l.r- -iirrs
rs HlEl,ss1 s.EHz 81 1-rsEls - z.s z11 -II-s.s
& HzHl-1I-e = -lsIE ,e I'M ee1rz- Ez 1a5-z-r-
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szczrz1 u1ue1lsr- 1u1-ir 1mS 7 d zIlriis-sa-r1z
-1-Ez ss111-szr vi sz ts.-z = s--rs,r-
E11rI - 1zns,ssrz1 m sun mi Ere II als I1s-
~ ci1.11lt - s--EF EsEE = -rIr-r cur -rr
E-I1r rr1lE ~ 80 su.a z-ss< Is s1asr ~ -,,-
Gt=1F ae EEt ErEz n Eu--T- Dd1r El-r-.luE-ls
~ a. s-s-zE z IN l-I.- zlsssE -,s,,.i szs,r- "a
11z1 ms ErErEzE ls MsEz-aL Hx--zrrrlr-< e to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
4lauaiian G5azrttt.
Esr Nonvs y KEEvs.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE s. IS&

BlNElNl bl.s. mess depends fo-it> pg-Eas.
ucut succos> uF11 o Eoalthy 1ni pr,spo-
cus condition of she cc2o7al Commercial
ana s-rIcultu-al business - she country
lt Is on,y under such conditions thsi New
euio-gcESs> rs1ulrsng loSus and offering
srft securities an likely On te SiNrsei
But WIS., men WI. MS Iuye>s ste,r ovu
o- h1.uCv7e3 -,CICy I'm new suiS-g,-lStS-
unless ;hgy a0o satisfied that whenever
they shall >eek o. csvltAi.ze. ~ 81 rSy fo-
wast tAcy borrow. sho-c shall ~ NJ such
li.f5crl-y ss rcv burdens thiS couut-y
ahcui IT, Eui os money which they Sr'
tc -t.cave 1- psy-
Hence we ~. tlai tc fo7,s slle present
Si.ve- c-rr1,cy = l,tc-sl..y n ic s,ll the E-Nose
which .ay1> Tia golden oEcS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
Mortgages sotiee ofIniepziou to Foreelors
NOTICE Is UEKFTsy crt-f.,-

4 - ptrt1l1t ~ p5fef ~ llfe edaiaInaI fr a.
.ssflel4 a.1fif1xs ceel. e1fsl Derrrhir tisf i4sU
xIel y rd.1eeI hfAlrl r44liI1l ~ 1ifral llt UEr
ke11ene - tl1reili5. li4rl ~ 0alr t4 Kan
LF9sfs fsrfifzgi i1 tfe 00<e ~ ~ neI7f1f af ~
4eJ1grer ID notOsIi1. "a rl1a - 1rrr ~ 1lI f.r
sffsc - - r11-1ltlg1e o. .ll n1fita<e le.1 t51
t11e1. sl1 ilsrisrse flielf4 ~ flrer 1cr ta- IIf
81 1rf eIrTli1r fNr ianls fs1eUenI4 afi lr..||.,
ue1r5 ln Ez,1 u5rtElFe f.fd t11fIIr.l 500 flrtl.
ri lfte ~ t5Iieltlor telt11 ~ ilr0e elarrtafrs
fie fae.lc1 11cU1 ~ L1eat q fftfJ y fist1IE.-
9tgn tATtitDi =. 5ale 4t1 ~. ff ~ y = .elilr
1lr rfcrFrfT % fIIf Hfril-4H f..t IFtrI
f'sls q SO s1lces ~ ll1i ft-i l1fe tsI1 .-.l.
= l9-t s'f..t q ll9,1I11 sai tr a.ff II I.F.af
r49 H4lElEI. efrN ltilA = ~ tlsr tff.fI1| II. .
't1 = ha-tt Ia4I 3. Lst EH
Hntttr n ArffIr lfirsrtr ~ f..il..I.l
Nrir1 lIc15'1I-, HlI li.1. l. 1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
LAWRENCE McCULLT.
Attest: Justice supreme Court.
SUPRE51LE CoURT OF rHE HA-

y W1IIln IsIlndI u FT0IlI0. N IL mlIT-- 1T m
Estate q EMMA kALELEONAIANI Queen nor1se-
deceased Order appointing file 1r prnhlfa Of VIII
and directing publication 1f notice of -ame.
document purportine % De- The last VIII and Tda-
lament Of Emma kaleleUnulfni. deceased Hrrirr ar
the iih day of Nay, A. D. fs been prcsenfcd b slid
PROBATE Court and petition f7r TIE Probate thereof
J. Cartwright Senior Of Honolulu h1riue been fIsi
b. him.
IL Is hereby ordered. that III EsDAY The iGl daT of
June A ID. fss5 ~ 10 oeIpck M of .sIf az n a.
gourt Room o. said Court AZ Auinilu Hale ia sliI
H0uol1lu De, aud The same o.. hereby appointed lhH
time Tor proving said viii and hearing aid lppIca-
ton When and where any person intefcsit nap ll-
pear and contest the said VIII. and thc rfasfa- =
Letters TcstamenfarV.
II j. further ordered that notice thereof be given bg
Publication, FOR three -1cccsslFc weeks n the Haaf
uAS GAZETTE and ErJf0g ueusnluerr printed rrf
Published IN Hnnolni1.
Dated Houoluiu. NAY 18th. 1ss5.
= ?. JUDD,
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18th June Next
LOTS IN HoNoLuLu. oAuu

yaluable BaildiHs- aud Lots on West side of
Fort street. being Part Of l. p 20 Heirs Of
BczE Nahuue-
I-Lcti- Comprises store snd lot nov occupied by
a smith; rental Stfqer month
2-Lot2 Comprises store sud los. nov occupied
by Mr. Lack; rental 50 Per quarter.
LOTS IN KAULUWELA. HONOLULU.
3.-Vslz1bic hoasc lots in Kauluwela. on School
street West u the bridge across the Waikahalulu
stream. being part Of ApsHa . of L A us To
' kIm1uaiu-
4-Lo, f. on nauka side school - confirming 81 It"
Of au acre
5-Let 3. on mauka side school -, containing 800
Of an Eege-
s-Los c. on uauss -iis school -, containing osloo
% Ecrs-
10; d. mzkai eide school ST. containing slioo Of
s-Lot Z, or uakai eide school =. e1ataiHins sioO
81 au acre
s-Le,F On Lac I=ldirz from school st, containing
-s-f1U % an acre.
Io-La: g o. Lane leading frou school s, containing
Fl1al Of an acre
Il-Lo- Il on Lane ic1iir- from school - containing
FI-Ilsl q scre-
Ie-Le; L o. Lane leading from School s. eon,aiHrHg
e~IpI % an aer1-
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IANps IN NrrNNr ANn MAIHIEI

h. kEi1 land in Pahoa- Wukiki- on the ru1d 90
Waialze- part OF Z A SIS % Eeuni Ana and
crlt4iniE- > 1cres- his portion q the award
lies lio1s the IS aial1e Ro1d. makai side.
IL Lsud IN Taiaka waikiki. HeaT the EamoiIiiH
Chzrrh. aplEa . % L & 4 i57s % Nakai. contain
fr- E-tln acre -p1i faru lzuf
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COURT OF THE ITA-

~ waiiIu lslduds. In Prubafe-Iu the matter of the
Estate Of JULIUS /. RICHARDSON m Wafrrre
Ozhu, deceased, iutestate. Before Mr.. JasHce Nc
Gully.
on reading and filing the petition of Mrs. Aueii,
Richardson Of Waiauae Oahu. widow OF tlr aeceasri
alleging that Julius l. Richardson late 90 said Waia-
Oahn, died intestafc 20 Honolulu ON fhc sh flr
Of Nay, A. D. is.5, leaving property within Che H1ui
iian isands. and praying that Letters OF Aduinf-r-
uQu issue 30 n A. Mldemanu. OF HouululH. uIhn.
II l. ordered that WEDNESDAY the 1nh d1r June
A D. issi a. o. O'Clock a m. be- and hrretv E.
appointed for hearing said petition before ne said Ghf
Justice, IN the Court Room Of this uurl Wnuoau
at which time and place an persons concerned nav nf
pear and show cause. n any they have wis ie sanir
.houd not b. granted and that ti- order b. puhshci
in the Hawaiian and English auguazcs for hrre suc
cnssivc weeks n the EH0t0r and fffrfutv ts strs1rr
newspapers In Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. II. J.. Nay -lth- a. D. fss5
LAWRENCE McCULLT
Attest: Justice Supreme Court.
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--z-v e1>ss. In l7shv5-.- =. I.s-S>is----,.
Is o1e t--r-- l-S-xr.es A. $3.50 -
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-ss-ss IS Il s-e5,i- s.--v ~ -a.,----- ,..,---
co-us,. s-- E--s~s
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s-rS thu. IL ~ a -z--- S-,s-.s = :, -,
& i s-us sll.-.- s,.-r - - sa.s--'-r =
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Srrpcks-s~ h-- X : r.7s s-v-,. \ ~, ~ =
TSsigotls d--ossr liss ~. si.Es .l,s-ys Es-,
few -ass e z,rss.
A.. vha wsre II thu esz-srr Es Ia I'M
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
Is-AHrRUAA OF AUwAH HoNrAULA-

Aptn. o. L G. A .5ls % K EeelikoIanf adjoius the
ti1Ternuie1t lands OF Eausie and Eahikfnui. and
cu1taius 80 EcTes- I-a1d j. uoE nader iease 20
MznHsi Fico a. 500 peE auuum and taxes Lease
a-~7-a- IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-03
Honolulu. Nay ss,h fssl ~ sA'l' Deputy lbs Ss's
CUPREME COURT nF nm ~

~ waiian i.ands.-In Probate. In fhc matter OF
the Estate of LEONAHn X PATTEN of Honoiuia
Oahu deceased, interstate. Before Mr. Justice Austin
On reading and dlins the petition Of David NcKln-
ley q Honolulu, Oahu alleging that Leonard pafiea
pf said Honolulu died iufc-tafc Honolulu rfnrrail
the isih day Of November. A d issi ard 1ravin.-
that Letters u Administrator issuc ia ff1uk r.
Hastings.
Il j. ordered that THURSDAY. The 4ih day of June
A. D. $50 az 10 O'Clock be and hereby isaruoinfad
for hearing said petition before the said Justice
In the Court Room ot this Coaft af Houalgiu which
time and place all persons concerned may spprlr I'd
show cause, II any they have, uhv said Petition shn
not be granted and that this order Del pahfhed ln The
Eugiish language IN two successive issues % the
Honolulu.
Dated IIonolnln u. L. My sth. A ID l...-
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NL-Ah Ia EA~tsAa AnA-NA AaN.ff~ =-ANAA'~--
the advsncr q SIS means an advance u
SII o. Sls \ son over the lowest depth
reSchti durlng the hs6 spell. Advance
in sugar means also advance IN proSTe-it.'
and now the opportunity comes ~ testing
the true position of she Government Ii
ha> slwSys b,-cn pleaded by the uphoiderS
81 the pr,sScni administration. thst thoir
difficulties sr,r>s, from the fact thSi Sy,ga-
.-u.,s low Give n hich prod sugar.
>aidahey. and NE csn dOwOnierSs ARIEL :
and Picks yscvrerS would tse nothing -
uS We hsva always maintained ;hzi the
low u-icc 81 sugar has had nothing % do
with the financial position 81 the Govern
inrut. thcir enlt1rrsSSnentS hSvc been
brought IN bv thcsr Cwu rniSnAn2rcmc1t
of the pubic funds thci- distress by the
utter want 81 confidence they have sue
csASisd in inspiring II thCSe vino psS
SgSS the mCan> u helping them Il vii
h. sen thaf = ne II sugar vii not enable
the present Ministry 81 rSiSe one dollar
u,a-s 81 loNn The1c has always bysa1
money enough seeking investment, even
IN the dull timeS. had those who had con
t-,a of the funds lNsen disrss>,si II J-JiS;
the p-s>cnt incnmlsaltS N oflcc, 80 hSva
AfakhlN a>>->4tA lLlt N1Ehtl l4AaS-A4l A- ~ -
undertaking. Under pies a. dull times,
however. Il has tSseD Srcued by the Gov
eminent supporters byIttinc ScSinSt known
fnNncial facts, thSi It hiss heaa impossible
~ IL Snyshinc II ;Ac way u pllblic v7o-kS
lsscsuSe the Government WIS ~ much out
a. cllsov> - we0e the planters II the
V-sssani rlsa n s-cS- ! permanent -SIld
thsrg seems every reSsor IL think thsf Z
Sheui -. fOz We have information f0o.n
the East that the coming lee; c-sp VII
u, ,, vyr cent ly-S> IN Germany and -
ra- ceni leS> IN Austria thNn i wSS las:
yezr Z thc ETSe = permanent the sugar
plsuier VII V-,>ler. sId every trade De
pendent ~ the sugar plSnisr vii prosper.
hui publC vyo-k> VII raulaIu S; SiS,,i
sal. tiserc VII - the sane scratching
about t0F uleSn> q pay SsisrlsS at Allic-
lam HGiy Tle7C = rSiicSi caSDSe must
h. made. eTe prosperity ever again smiles
o- she rsul,Ic csfe-S- Thst national p-U'S
l--ity VII relieve she Government: u is
e-nlsarraSSmeuiS ! drsN1r q; the Mn
lSsyy. b,,i 1t vii isi,, aWSy bssO-s The coij
nii>;S ~ exTeVleCcy. lesvlnc the i7sSUe-S
shive-luE IN CiSpA-s
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HOTsE LOTS IN KAILUA. NORTH KONA,
HAWAII

III Hose Iar and buiidugs in Esopu called BE- Hu-
Ehez- aPaua > % L 9 & gg5l 70 IS P Leleionaku
ncre-- Elrue- rs-iielre 20 II Z u Hrfh keeli-
soizui- s-st1rg Coral Dwelling aud Noo-i=u Cot
Is H9zse lqt sad baidis-s % Ke7pa, called
Eiaipa-- Apaus , q L & 4 nj nov oceHpied
5J Ceflzzssa a. = store, reHtsl 50 peg annuHl; /;
c1lt1iz- as-ip1 % Al acre
IS Hoz.s %. 10 Keopu Hear the Protestant
Cszreh- APzus . Of L G. a 2l7l. contains 1910
% n acre
20-i Hose %. In Eeop1- ealIsi -Niuuai1- o. Ike
peiz-7 APzus . @ L Z B sg71- contains s5-i1y 0f
2I-5- Hoz.e Iss ia Hon1tzlz Apaua & o. L A
1fsi- co-t1ia. .z-l9g % an acre
rs. Hszse lsr ia Hoauzzll- called -2apa~ Apaua
. q Z A III 1o1fsins 1f-iQg @ A acre
2S-5. Ho1s- iot 10 La1ihz1- called -.Kaopuaaa-
A5alE s. o L Z 4 1fl- vaiaabls Jos near The
iE1dia-- c1z-si1s 57-l90 q ar acre
a. Hoass io- fn Ltaiha1 called -L.ioila- Apans
y . g MI C0ufsias 1870 % an acre
LANDS II RoSA. HAWAII
e5I Ahzpzal . Essoko. ia !, Eo1a. apsaa Il Of L
sfi5 % Lo- kazleL1nlsla fne epfes and r1s-
tzrr iza1 iii tEg lzrzs ard Fsi11bis fsh po1is
NgE Esler lease - ihe natives ~ 81 per annurl
Ls1-e expires }au !. f55s- Cerfsins f551 1cres.
rs AhzpzG1s q H0i.li1z and ? 10 y Egna- apans
= q c A s7lI % = EaIzu1lu- Ens cntTee and
P1stzre lad N1H 1nder iel-e 30 tafires az 30
pa Eazsh- iezse expires Jsn l.. iss7.
81 Ah1p-Ea q keepz q ia EzllEa. go1ih Rgua
~ aere.. a-1 incI1des q --laH hosse ~ o1 H.
"a shore- eslsd -Paa1is Eoie--
2s-5 Lsnd e. A-h-sEeas 2 Eaflra- EcZons. beiu.
-rz1t 10 - kole, and cO1tafaius - - aeres
.lli1Lls f1- pasture o. czIfiTafisn
70 Ahsp-sa = i.sill Z. in = Eoraa. being aeana
9fL c 4 7sIs % z Eesilkolsui.
20 AszRsIz o Hiezzz.oa 2 IN Ezilsa > Eoaa
s@izz a5tzs z q L A ssls 20 z KesiIkolsnf
al 4bsysaa q Ho11za1. Il : Eans- assna . q L
j fsi4 . : EaEzrlsi1- co1faining 81 acres.
Url1er a11 c1Fes lznf- rou aafer leasr q ! W
Aszs1lz5zs- .; go ~ aaazn. is1se sEgilss
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SFs,iaI Aohus
Mr. W. PARkE
Nm advertisements.
NOTICE

THE HEUNDFESTGNFDA ASSIGNFFS
L g ~ Ess.ic % J. Z la,.s-aa-- F-srtrsL 90
s-ri1Ss g t1t r1-7-g s-s 5- -Es sIcrr c---5-
Ea-r 1zt Nscchl-s --rsc-S A-g c-1 uis1i--- 60 s--
sl1- a. Els s1--a 90 n Fe-7s Z - Er- -.z a.
s-Zess < - t-5 sll1sEvrs @ rccs7- the li-t=st
t-1-si = ~ SE7-lzs ls1u-s- y e. PzESE
-EEO E-LAN>TNG-
ltst --s-s-
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SUPREME COURT. OF THE IA
CUPRENE COURT OF TUT IA.

SUPREME COURT q f THE ia
- waiian lslands- In the matter Of the bankruptcy
Of II. J. HART and ELLIS A. HART. lately doing
Chilly, j.
4. J. Cartwright, Senior the Assignee % said bank
rupt estate having hle bis accounts showing ihr paw
mcut Of two dividends 60 the creditors. Notice b.
hereby given that he will apply for sctiierent 90
such accounts and Cor discharge from hfs liability -
Assignee before the Aforesaid Justice uu WEuNEs-
DAY the !0th day of June next, lf 10 O'Clock a. m at
which hearing any person interested mas appear lnd
contest the same.
BY order Of the Cont
HENRY SMITH. Deputy Cicfk.
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owned nor controlled by planters, Will Try
10 buy raw sugar at the loves; rates at
which It's rivSl the Pacific reinery VIII al
low the sugar to be sold. or COURSE. there
Is limit for profits in hlJying and selling
prices, and che only object that either ne
finery could have 10 buy or sell 81 los
would he to -freere on" the other. That
KIND ot thing is temporary, Snd ends by
one OF the other giving way, " by com
promise upon their sugar rates. The COM
promise rates may include the buying
pricS.S only. or the selling prices - well.
Some arr of the opinion. that IN any event
the planters r,,ceipts viii not te increased
by this new departure. hut we Sre inclined
10 think that the natural result viii hc %
Improve the planters position, for sS INST
ter werc formerly. he had ne choice. no
alternative. cxcept q ship his sugar EsS;
ana burden hiufSclf with the coSi ot trSns
portStion.
Il Is singular that refinery owned or
cont~alled ty planters. with minority of
its stock held by large Sroce-S in ssh
Francisco WIS not teStahlislyi there several
yeSrS since Such refinery. 4 not Sm
hitiau> % monopolire the trade Snd X
sdap,ed for refining only ten " fifteen
Thousand tons yeSr. would exercise s
healthy Influence over our planting IN
fa-1sSfa
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Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Foreelose
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

Attest: Chief Justice ofthe sa5r-rs Conn
mEsnI sArrH. DspniT Clesk ~ !.
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Rsz>sz.tSc Aus-5csl Cos Hop Rliss-S never
iosS kzrr, bat god. = the smallest oEli- AiTsyS
Ard o11ti1ssliy- So and TsEi ajysriisSzsrs-
, 1885-08-29
8 tristiG15irf 81. G@riz.
Saturday, Goth August 1885.

The weather continues dry. All through
the island, from Bassin w~eStwards, the
country looks bright, owing to the few
showers that have fallen at intervals late
Is, but the soil has only been wetted su-
pericially, and unless "a change soon comes
the prospects of the cane crop are poor.
Eastwards from Bassin, on the other hand,
the land has not had any rain for some
time, and not a green blade is to be seen.
Even the bushes are drying up, and the
only green things remaining are the AGA
cias and the prickly pear plants; while
even the feshy leaves of these latter are
beginning to shrivel under the influence
of the continued drought. The East End
proprietors are cart:ng grass from further
westwArds for their horses and young
stock, and many of the latter are dying
of from want Of sufficient suitable fodder.
Although in some instances the wells have
given out, most of the estates still have a
supply of water, which it is to be hoped
will hold out until we get the heavy rains
which every one is hoping for and which
would be SO welcome.
, 1885-08-29
Death of Sir Noses M0nte9Ore.

(From the Daily Telegraph Of % July.)
Yesterday, at half-past four in the after
noon, Sir Moses Montefore quietly breath.
ed his last, at his residence, East Cliff,
Ramsgate. The venerable baronet sank
into rest without any token of pain, having
retained consciousness to the day of his
demise, and passing away at last by natu-
raj exhaustion of the vital powers. The
end had been f~oreboded, it is true, for
some days past by a gradually-increasing
weakness which wore signs of local affec.
ton, but could not be called by any specific
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Passengers Arrived.
Christian ted.

stan sted.
27th Aug.-Per Schr. "Vigilant'' from
st. Thomas, - Elizabeth Roberts. Sarah
M0ller, Hilda M0ller, Franceske Louis.
Fred eriksted.
Goth s. 27th-Per schrs. "Petrel" and
"Atlantic' from st. Thomas,-B. j. Wilson,
Samuel Williams, Ferdinand Williams,
Ann E. Petersen, Helena Henry and child,
Rosanna Henry, Margret James, Fanny
John, Emelia Franklin, John j. Williams,
Walter Henry. George Henry, Elizabeth
Jones, Diana George, Rosalia Rodgers,
Mr.. j. Hughues, Planter F%innegan aud
daughter, Planter Nc. Donald, Mr.. L. NJ.
Golden, Rebecca Jacobs.
Passengers Left.
Christiansted.
% Aug.-Per schr. "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas, - Joseph de Leon, P. Alonzo,
Charles Alonzo, and Mr.. F. Dreyer.
Frederiksted.
9th Aug,-Per schr. Atlantic " and
'sPetrer' for st. Thomas, - Fanny John,
Martha Benjamin, Nancy George, Jane
Petersen aud child, Rebecca LETTERS and
Q children, John Thompson, Sarah Jane
Joshua. Phoebe Park, Mrs. j. G. Dubois.
, 1885-08-29
Il E L E G r A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

steamship Etruria, Of the Cunard
lane, has inst completed the voyage
from Queenstown to New York in
six days aud FIVE hours, being the
fastest ocean record.
His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales has gone on a yachting trip
to Norway, and will visit Copenhagen.
1t is reported TINT in consequences
of Prince Bismarck's encouragement
Turkey has agreed to Sir Henry
Drummond VOLTS mission. The
French government is actively Oppos-
ing the agreement.
The British government has dis
closed to VI. de Freycinet kilograms
giving full particulars OF the death
of NJ. Olivier Pain, from fever.
NJ. de- Freycinet has therefore ex-
pressed his regret for NJ. Rochetorts
attacks ON H.. Prince of Wales, lord
Lyons, and Her Majesty Queen
Victoria.
The British Trades Union has pub
lished it's electoral programme, pro-
posing the reform OF The land law AID
a law for factory aud workshops
employers liability. The "Sta"dard,"
IN an editorial, expresses the opinion
that the Conservatives Il accept
the programme.
l. is announced that Russia mas
abandoned her demand for The cesSlon
of he ZuIticnr pass.
In Madrid a demonstration has
been mpdr against the German 0ccu-
patton Of the { arOi inc Islands. 1t is
said that Prince bismarck is surprised
at The excitement and prefers to with
draw his claim.
The elections to the French
ellis general have resulted in a com
plrte Republican victory. President
Glevy, IN the course of u speech, de
clartd that the Republic was found
ed on 4 solid basis.
NJ. Glenn ncenu is suffering from
an attack TT neuralgia, but is lu!l of
confidence that his party will secure
II compact minority.
1t is stated that Il bankruptcy Is
imminent in the aft hrs of the Hing of
BHVurin.
New York August 25th.-It is un-
Gers'ood that Russia, fearing that
EngI"nd's special envoy, Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, my encourage
Turkey III her hope to rrcover Bul ga
ria ana Kars, has instructed her Min
lister at t'onstantinople with regard
to the necessity for renewed watch
tuInesS.
London news states that the de-
preston of trade has caused the clos
ing of TWO cOIliesivs in Durham.
The Cholera IN South Western
Emr0I e leaves no O for hope.
The Snfferin"s are horrible, the pariC
intense, aud the deaths have increas-
ed to II frightfuI number.
II is reported that a hundred thou
sand Mus!emS, from the interior 0t
Aflica, ar" marching towards Sierra
Leone against the West Coast robbers.
Muscovado per cwt., go las. 81.
Sugar Clayed Havana, No. ~, aHOat
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4 lines of rain in Bassin last night.

The annual Public Examinations i'll the
country schools commenced with the ex-
animation of the Diamond School on Wed
nesday, and yesterday East Hill School
was examined. His Excellency the Go
vernon was present at both examinations,
and OH the second occasion was accOmpa-
MED 10y Chief Justice Andersen. At the
Diamond School over 200 children and at
East Hill 20 children, We're present. IN
both schools the results showed that con
siderable progress had been made since
the cor responding examinations last year
and afforded ground for hope that the
stringent rules as to attendance and the
other reforms introduced about a year ago
will not be without effect. The examina-
tions in the coming week are, at Peters
Rest Oh Monday, at Two Williams on
Wednesday, and at FriedcnSfeld on Fri
day.
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The Mails for Europe will be made up
on Tuesday next at LIZ O'Clock am.
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Captain P. Pentheny arrived from Hall
fax yesterday in his newly purchased
schooner Hiram POwers SO tons Captain
Geo. Thomas). On the night of The 9th
inst. in lat. $3.50 N. long. 61.O7 w. a severe
gale was encountered, and before it was
over it was found necessary to cut away
the main mast. The gale lasted from 10
o'clock pm. till 4 O'Clock IN. The schoon-
er, which brings an assorted cargo, has
been % days out, having left Halifax on
the 31st July.
The Mails for Europe will be made up