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DEREMPToRY SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
L STORY AND BASEMENT BAY-WINDOW
PRESS-BkICk HOUSE, NO. 1922 FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND RHODE ISLAND

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD. at SIX
O'CLOCK, we Will sell, in front Of the premises,
Sub lot AZ square .5os,
fronting 10 feet inches by a depth Of so feet to
1ofoot alley. improved by nearly two-story and
basement bay window press brick front house Seven
rooms and bathroom; modern conveniences, with
stable in rear of lot.
This house built about six months ago by one of
the best builders and worthy the those
desiring comfortable home or good investment,
the sale is peremptory to close partnership
Terms onethird cash, bslance in one and two wears
notes TO bear SIX per cent interest of
payable semi annually and TO be secured by deed of
trust on premises or all cash. at option of purchaser
ancing &C. al purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with IN ten day otherwise right reserved resell
risk aud cost OF detautiag purchaser after five davis
public advertisement OF such Resale in some news
abstract shown.
ap29-dSds DUNCANSON BROS Auct,s
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cgTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
on account of rain until FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY
OF MAY. A. d. 1889, at same hour anu place.
myl-d&ds BY Order Of Trustees
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rINHE COTTAGE BY THE SEA, ol.D POINT COW
] fort, Va. open all the year. k,uursd rst-s %
day slo u sl4 per week GkO. BOOkIf -
Ap-o-oh Pl,l rlei,r
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eS-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1859,
same hour and place, account OF inclemency OF
the weather BY order of trustees. ap26-dSds
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e6-T THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, MAY
FIRST same hour and place, by order of trustees.
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JAMES DooLING. Proprietor.
myl-wssst IL and l3 Temple Place Ros,o,
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF FINE
SHOES FOR LADIES' MEN. AND CHILDREN.
BY virtue of deed of assignment TO me, will, on
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY SECOND, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK, SELL at public auction. auction rooms
Of Duncanson Bros, 9th and ID streets northwest, u
full assortment OF Fine Shve which sale gtten-
tioa of the trade and private buyers is invited
EUGENE i. ARNOLD,
ap21-d Assignee OF q. i. Arnold
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America shall be the memory OF John Bright.
Those not our friends. and yet not quite our
enemies, shook their heads and thought il
strange that could not see the inevitable
end. Our enemies abroad, jubilant beyond ex-
preston, declared the bubble republic bursted.
Happily for America, i'll conformity with the
Constitution and by the gracious favor of Provi-
dence, the presidency of the United States was
held by Abraham Lincoln"
SENATOR EvARTs on 1.-THE JUDICIARY"
Senator Evarts, of New York, was assigned
the topic THE Judiciary" with this sentiment
to inspire him:
"A learned. upright, and fearless Judiciary is
the strong bulwark of constitutional govern
ment. Without such Judiciary no free institu-
long the spirit and example of Marshall and
fancy, Kent and Shaw, pervade and inspire
our courts, liberty in law shall abide with and
bless the land of Washington.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON MILLER
'Attorney-G General of the United States"
Senator Evarts, in his response, dwelt upon
the peculiar features OF American institutions
prest nted by the supremacy Of the judicial
power as compared with the Legislative. The
written constitution superseded the English
maxim that the king, the ruler, could do no
wrong. With us an eycr-present and eyer-ac-
tive energy of law qualities every act Of execu-
tive or legislative power.
GEN. SHERMAN "ox THE ARMY AND NAVY"
1.-The army and navy" was appropriately re-
ferred to Gen. Sherman. This was the quota
ton accompanying the toast:
In four wars each has done its full duty in
the creation, defense, enlargement, and pre-
servation of our nation; but the dignity of our
country requires renewed attention to the fare
well counsel of Washington, SO that interna-
tional emergencies may be met without hasty
and inadequate preparation.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
uary of the United States TO Great Britain.
Gen. sherman referred to Washington as the
best type Of the citizen soldier that the world
has yet produced, traced the treatment of the
army by Congress, and W ashington's interest in
the establishment of the national military
academy TO teach the science of war, and con-
tended that the fundamental principles Of
military science remain the same to-day as
then. He spoke glOwingly, too, of the navy,
and concluded with
- he army and navy forever.
1hree cheers for the red. white. and blue"
OUR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
"Our Schools and Colleges" was the toast
assigned to President Charles Eliot, of Harvard
university.
President Eliot, after speaking of the educa-
uonai question, concluded as follows:
1t Is through the schools and colleges and
the national literature that the heroes of any
people win lasting renown, and it l. through
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THE CENTENNIAL BANQUET.
HE Second Great Event in the Great
Celebration in New York.

AANf PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS AND ELOQUENT
REsPoNsEs-aov. HILLS SPEECH OF WELCOME
Ex-PREsIDENrs CLEVELAND AND HAYES ADJ
pREssEs-PREs1DENT HARRIsoS's REMARKS.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOTEL WELLESLEY.
WELLESLEY. MASS.

Rates SO TO e. day. Special rates by month ..
season. open June 10 10 October 10. For DAM
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eg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF MAY, 1889, at same hour and PLACE.
ap27-dSds 500 eth at n W
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Probate or5er.

ST NTE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY or SHfAwAssEE
Alta sessimn "f Probate Court for said
County, hid at the Probate office In
The civ of t'orunna Tu.~lny the hih
daN of March In the year OfOur Lord one thousa nd
eighi hund Q aud eighty nine
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Prabatr.
III tue nialrr"f The estate OF Henry W. l. fling
well, dt,,asd
Linus w L"ihnyw II aud Benj min b. Harry,
administrators of said state q, rIt IL 10 count and
r'presenJ that they are nav prepared to render
fnnl ncc"unt rs such III niuistrAtOrsand wish
their discharge
The, enp,,l IL Is ordered, That THURSDAY the A. h
day Of April next at 10 o'co X in the forenoon b.,
assianid Tor examining aud allow ing such ar,OunL
aud that the heis ~ NV nf said d ceased and all
her persons i"lpre>teh in SAID estate are requir
To appear a. II session of said rsurt then e, he
holden al the Probtte Office IN the city OF Curunna
in sal e01niy. aud show ,uu~e IL any there be-,
why he said account should Not he allowed
And II is fnrihrr Ordered. that said adminlstra.
tors give MOTTO tt lie eHohs inter- std IN said
estate, at he l'rnhrncy If said account. ani the
hearing therpf nv cdn~in "a copy Of Ibis ori,r 10
be- publ he'd In TiIS TIMES n newspaper prime
aud circulating IN laid county three successive
weeks previous t. said day "fhraring
MATHEW BUSH,
"a true copy Judge Uf Probate
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Probate Order
COUNTY OF SuIAwAssEE S.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Iss.
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE
Al y session Of the Probate Court for the count y
OF Shiawasste holden al Inc Probate Office In the
City OF Gurhn~a OH Tuesday the 9Th day of March
in me year Que thousand eight ,ndred and
eight niue.
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge Of Probate.
La I'll" matter of the estate of Daniel Jones,
dec, aSed.
On reading and filing the petition duly verified
OF Caroline +. Jones, praying amongst Other
things for the probate OF the Instrument Row
I'll d In This court pnrporiiDg 10 be the last ALL
and testam Mt of sad deceased.
Therrupon II is Ordered That Saturday III st !,
day of April AZ ten O'Clock In the for,no ~. b.
assigned for he hearing of said prlition aud that
the hei,s at law of said decreased, and all other
persons interested Ia said estate are required Ia
appear at session If rad Court then to b. holden
AZ the Probate Offcr. In the city Oi & runns n,
show cause. ifnmy here ne. why u prayer Of the
pelit'onrr should not Ge grtnI-d.
md u Is Further d derei That sa I'd petitioner
give notice 10 thu persons interested in sail es-
iat- 81 tae p"nden"y of said f,thion. aud the
hrarieg thereof. by causing copy Of this order
h. publish q IN The TINES Hewspaq-r ptintpd
and crcuat q In said county %! Shiaw assoc three
successive weeks previous T., said day OF hearing.
MATTHEW WJ>H
"a true cppy) judge of Probate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Real Estate Transfers.

BENNINGToN.-J. o. Hathaway to o. b.
Campbell, W = Sc 4 and s w Il OF ne 4
sec II, $4,000.
CALEDoNIA.-Frank ID. DeyO to Paul
Lecureux. II IS sw a sec IL, $500.
CORUNNA.-Austin Phillips to John Dris-
coll, und y of II 20 it of $ 3-5 of lot 10, and
und a of 4 fl of II 2-5 of lot 10, block ~,
500.
Mary Randall to f. ii. Bailey, n 60 # lots
and 9, block 2, $500.
MoRRICE.-H. Bull to p. j. Sutterby,
lot %, block 3, $50.
Owosso CITY.-Sophia A. Williams to
Lloyd Lewis. lot IL, block 32.$350.
VILLAGE OF PERRy.-David johnson to
Amanda Johnson, lots 10, IL and IL, block
z, $500.
VENICE.-IIarvey S. johnson to Elmer
f. Augsburg, W e II 4 sec 20, $4,000.
VERNoN.-D e. Sherman to G. T..
Sherman. W e w 3 eH sec 35, $1,000
G. f. Sherman to ID. G. Sherman, G * of
= NV 4 sec 35, $3.50.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
PERSONAL ANo POLITICAL.

Moses W. FIELD. the man who called the
Greenback movement into prominence In
the United States. died on the 18th at
Detroit
MICHAEL Null, of Oh II. Ind, was mar
ried on the TIL to Catherine Wiley The
biide was seventy one years old and the
groom sixty mine years OF age.
PRoF s. WEIGH, for many years prcsi.
dent OF the State Agricultural Co lege at
Ames. la died on the | tn ut Pas; ma
Cal. where he had gone on acco mt ~ fall
Ing health He was abo 1t SEVENTY years of
age, and during the reconstruction peii od
was United States Senator from FLORIDA.
JUDGE GRANT GOODRICH, Chicago pio-
neer who lived to ses hamlet of eight
dwellings grow to the present city, died on
the tn aged seventy-eight years
DONALD KENNEDY OF Loston, the famous
patent medicine man who made fortune
by tho sale OF . DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Dis
coveiy" died on the tn
g. O WHEErocg, OF st Louis. n wealthy
produce dealer. rgod foventy -one years.
was mairi ID on the th to Mary Hanco k,
n poor orphan girl aged fifteen years
MARY ANDERSON, the acSress, was seriously
III In Philadell hia on the 18TH and her en-
gagements for the rest OF the season had
bcsn cancelled
THE Call ornia Legislature adjourned stne
dc on the lgti
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Notice Of Election.

Notice IL her, by given that nj the election IA
he held On tine fist day of April. ID 1929 the
following city, DIST lot and ward officers are to
be- lrctd:
Mayor City Gle X, Treasurer. Supervisor at
Iutg. and two irr,tors of the Pnor one Super.
visor and one Constable or III" frs, judicial dis
trict ard one Justice Of The Peace. one Sspsr-
,isnr aud one Constable for the second judicial
dist rict OIe Alderman for The first ward. one A.
dern,nn for The srcnhd W rd one Adj rman for
The polls at the election will he opened IN IN
several wasds frtm U'clock In the forcnooh unit
o'cnck In the aiieanOOn AT the following named
PLACES:
In The rst " ard at e. J s,uari's store. Washing
ton sftset.
In the 2d ward at c. y. Andrus store. Wash.
ington street
In the ri ward at the Engine house, Main sireet.
In the 4ih warl ~ Geo L. Lusk's store Main
street. " est Owo>so
Dated OwOsso, March 18th 1899.
DANIEL MURPHY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
UNION INVESTMENT GO.
CAPITAL Paid up S1.ooo.ooo.

Offer per cent Debenture bonds secured
by first liens on Improved farm and city
property, representing value of ~ times
the amount of Debentures and held in trust
by the American Loan and Trust Co., OF
Boston, Mass. This Debentures are further
secured by the entire capital of the Co.,
which is Sl,O00.00O fully paid. Interest
payable semi-annually at any National
Bank, and ut the Office of the American
Loan 81 Trust Co. i'm Boston. Also Bank
stocks netting Z and 8 per cent commercial
paper and general investment securities.
Send for pamphlet descriptive of the securi-
ties we offer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Probate Order.
STATE or MICHIGAN.l.

STATE OF MICHIGAN,t
County of Shiawasseo ss'
Al session of the Probate Court for tho county
Of Shiawasse~ holden at the probate sfice, In the
city VI Corunna OH Monday the 18th day Of March
Ia the year ono thousand eight hundred and
eighty nine.
Pieeent, Matthew Bush. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of MelviHee Hughes
deceased On reading aud fling thu petition
duly verified OF Jeanne NJ. KimhalI praying
amongst other things for the probate OF lbp
Instrument now fled Ia this court purpor;.ng 10
be he las, will and tes ainvnt Of said deceased.
fherrspop u Is oider-d. that Monday the 9Th
dsy ol Apr! next al ten o'clock In the forenoon.
o. Assigned for The h. airing Of said petition, and
that the hoirs at law OF said deceased aud all
9th ~ persons interested In said estate. are re-
CURED q. app MT ut a session uf said coart, thrn
7" be holden at the probate Office. In the city OF
O"ruhha and show cause. II any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner shoald noi be granted:
And u Is further ordered. that said petitioner
give nolce :" tho p rsons interested In said
ssiafe. or The pendrncy Of said peiition, aud the
hra,lng Thereof by causing a c. py efthis order TO
be published Ia The TINES a newspaper piintsd
and eircuat In sad County Of Shiawa.s 70 three
successive weeks, previous 10 said day of hearing
MATTHEW BUSH
"A true copy.) Judge of Prvbaie'
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
Wood Wanted.

The Owosso school board will pay $3.50
per cord for green beach and maple body
wood. to be at least one half maple, sawed
our feet long, and delivered at the central
chool building in lots of ten cords.
+. v. SMITH,
Sec'y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
CONGRESSIONAL.

u n eENATE In SPECIAL SESSION.
NOMINATIONS were sent TO tho Senate on
ne Nth by President II rrisoa ms follows
sistant Postmaster-G neral; Lewis Wolfe y,
20 DO Governor of Ar IONA number OF post
Dastcrships were hii'-d, the Ina annapolis
e1nce golng to w II an Wallace. The nom M.
o>0n OF Mr.. Clarksoi VS. immedia' ely con-
Arm"d, after which tho Senat, adjourned TO
me 18th.
PRESIDENT HARRIsoN sent the follow ng
nominations IN the So ,ate on the fSih: William
w. Tnomas, Jr or Ma ne, 10 b. M MIS- or TO
Norway and Sweden: 'muei II. Tbay r. Of
Minnesota, MIN ster to the Net Ter a ID; & n III
A VIII tf-ld, Of o o, and A raham ID. Hazen
sfPennNy v'nia to be S'con d T irl AS
eisiant Postm istcr-G neral respect vcly: Jun
w. Masor. OF West Virgin n TO o e ann s.
sIoner Of Internal Revenu,; Clnr es t. Much.
oil OF Connecticut TO be- Commiss oner OF
Patents. Nominal ons wera also 'nade OF np-
1Dohtees 10 v ,rlous I'm ted Sta o, Marshaiships
and ohio on 'es lesSeri'n oria oe,
THE names OF W I law II I'D, editor OF the
New YOr Tr bu 10. rs IN ster TO Par = mr. d
Julius q j scam DIT, CIV &c ,n>in. ns Consular
0eneral 10 enn W 10 sem g. tn Senate n
ehB 18TH by the Preside I. Tho nom nat on OF
Eugene Schuyler. To br A,sista Secretary OF
STATE was W H. drawn, he nv ng declined 10
serve. large umbsr q 20 ntm mt. pc
vOusly male were co n med. The Il low ng
uelect comm Z ~ ont . A r ! Ce tenniai ctle-
bration IN New York was aupoi tel: s nnto s
Hiscock, Sherman, Hoar. Vm rhees ind Eu tits.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22
oaucuses

The Republicans of the township of
Rush will meet I'm caucus at Grange hall,
Henderson, on Friday the Goth inst, at one
o'clock p. IN. for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the several town
ship offices to be supported at the annual
township election to he held April lst,
1889, Dated March 18th. 1889.
ALFRED b. CRANE,
Chr OF Com.
CALEDONIA. .-Republican caucus will
be held at the town house in Caledonia on
Saturday, March S0th, 1889, at two o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of placing In nomina-
ton township officers. III. w. BIGELow,
Char. Tp Com.
Owosso TowNsHIP.-The republicans of
Owosso township will meet in caucus at the
Brooks school house, on Friday afternoon,
March Goth, at o'clock.
GEO, 7. MASON,
Chairman.
NEW HAvEN.-The republicans of New
Haven will meet i'm caucus at town hall on
Thursday afternoon, March 2sth at 9
o'clock. A. w. SPIrTLER.
Chairman.
Owosso CITY.-All prohlbitionists are
requested to meet in caucus in rooms over
the store of f. L. Brewer. at 8 o'clock p. m.
Friday. March 30, to nominate candidates
for city and ward offices to be balloted for
at the spring election.
+. S. KNAPP,
+. l.. BREWER, Chairman.
Sec'y.
,rOwOsso TOwNsHIP.-Thep rohibitonists of
the township of Owosso will meet i'm caucus
at the Brooks school house, i'm said town
ship on Saturday, March 23d, at o'clock
p. M, for the purpose of nominating suit
able persons for township offices and such
other business as may come before the meet
ing. BY Order Com.
NEWTON TUBBs,
Chairman.
List OF letters advertised at the Owosso
post Office for the week ending March I6:
May Dibble, Horace Hamley, w. ii. Hardie,
Max Hayes, Oscar Kingsland, M. S. Jones,
Mrs. Chas. King. Mrs. j. b. Howe, Nicholas
Yost, ID. w. Dewey, Lydia Smith, ID. S.
Travis, Willie Parker, Franz Praniewsky,
Justin Birmingham, Augusta Miller Drops:
Mrs. f. White, Emma Hecke. Foreign:
Wilhelm Leheman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-04
Blaine Enjoyed the Joke.

The Hon. G. G. Seellman, OF Spring
field, Mass, democrat, exstate senator,
slig ht-of hand performer, and good fel
low, is at Wizards with Mrs. Seellmau
SpeIlman has most engaging mustache
and i'm perial. These hirsute adornm ents
in fact, resemble those of great Herman
The other night the magician had in one
of the boxes at the National theater so
distinguished a spectator az Janes G..
Blame. He saw the present secretary of
state, and his nerve failed him. But
Spellman was in the audience. Herman
knew him; he knew him by the model of
his whiskers; he knew him by the reputa
tioD for logerdemain made in the Massa-
chusett5 legislature Gnder the speakership
of Hon. j. {. N0yes and the railroad com
niUtee i8cumbency of Jimmy Donovan,
then plain representative. Herman
beckoned Speilnaan to the stage for the
almost superhumsn exhibition of
quiet nerve and dexterity. The audi
ence didn't see the lightning change. The
Spring field man wae equal to the occa-
zion. He deposited his plug hat on a
neighboring table, rolled up his sieeves
so that all might be perfectly fair, and
said:
James g. Blaine, if you are in the
cabinet give three knocks"
The house roared. Mr.. Blaine smiled
and enjoyed il. After the performance
he went behind the scenes TO shake the
hand of Speilman.-Washingto Letter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-04
An Old Egyptian City.

The oldest of all the obelisks ia the
beautiful one of rosy granite which
stands alone among the green fields on
the bank of tAe Nile, not far from Cairo.
II is the gravestOne OF a great ancient
city which has vanished and only left this
relic behind. The city was the Bethshe-
mesh of the scripture, the famous On,
which is memorable to ali bible readers
as the residence of the priest of Potl-
pherah, whose daughter, A7enath Joseph
married. The Greeks called il Heliopolis
the city of the sun, because there the wor-
ship of the sun had it's chief center and
its most sacred shrines.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-04
Drought in Brazil.

WAsHINGroN, March 28.-The Uuited
States cop=ul at PernambucO, Brazil, re :
ports 10 the department of state that the
province of Cesrd has lost II 33l 1nhabi-
tants on account of the summer drought,
most of them emig rating to the northern
and southern provinces
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-04

MBs. MARGARET E. SANGsTER has accept
ed the position of edllor OF Harper's
Bazaar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-04

To take IRON rust from granite, scrub
with dilute mUriatio acid.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-29
Daily Receipts Of Produce.
PASSENGERS.



From Hamakua per stmr Iwalaui April
21-Tare AndO, Judge L Miau, = MahOe
aud 20 deck passengers.
From Maui, per srmr Ltkelike, April Is
Miss Lyons, Kaiser, O. Osborne L Z
MaCtariane, Mrs Evans. Mr. Fulger Miss
tOlger, Mr. SeIden, Mrs 4 ~ejdeu. Mrs G.
Selden, Miss Lehman. Chas Warren, w J
LOwrie - ,-2Llyer and wife, Hon Ii Z Bald
* L Atkinson Miss Ian. Atkinson.
- II Hitchcock, Jr., ThOs SatTery and
family, Houna, A w Sachs, r W Meyer.
Misses Meyer , Chinese, L prisoner. and
A. deck passengers.
From Kauai, per smr WaiaIeale. April
2T-Rev II Iseuberg, Prof " NJ Scott, Miss
Johnson, Miss Bindr, " BurIOwitz, and ,
deck passengers.
FROM Kauai, per stmr Mikahala April
2s-W z RowelI, j Z Scott, Miss Ticcomb
Miss Bertelmann Miss ctOltz, Miss " AiIau
and 80 deck passengers. -
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau
April 2s-F OiCauO: O. " Jones. Prof. w
I Brigham NJ Wausey, Miss LOhman
Miss K Lehman, Miss FOlger Miss G. sell
den. Mrs Evans. Mr. Folger, J & SeIden
K q MaCfarlane, Mrs Seiteu. From HiIO.
h0haia and kahuIui: G w smith and
wife, WIlfoug, j Fl WOdehOuse Jr., 4
= Wall, e A Chaplin, L Aseu. Wong kwai,
An How, j \ Palmer. j W MOauaulI, + q
GoldswOrthy. e. A Peacock, Miss Il X
Daniels, Mrs J n Holt and 4Children, Capt
} Z Robertson L NJ Baldwin, : c smith
and Is deck passengers