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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

One Of the most abominabIe feature,
OF the Finance Committees abom.
Unable tariff and revenue bill IL the ex.
tension OF the bonded period for
whisky. The effect of this exteu siou
is to afford whisky distillers more pro.
lection thaa say Other oasaiActoresl
Iget, aad u . Way Whieh makoo ~
|govern0ent ooas 81 OF IL exDooee =
ineeeoo1og ~ pso0es O Whioky vlo6.
Iout deriving any bene1ts ffom Il
whatever. It b true that The tax On
whisky 10 increased to 81. 10 per ri.
Ion. bot the increase In the bonded
period will wipe out oil the sccretIou
Ia revenue. since the loss from evan.
oration will fully Offset the increase iu
tax, aud the inducement to keep the
whisky 10 bond to the limit is that tho
older the whisky the better and moro
valuable 1t 10. There SCENE to have
been . dicker II not . deal between
the Whisky Trust and Sugar Trust,
for fortnight or 90 ago, Senator
VOORHEES, gave II out for publication
that he intended personally 70 see that
the Sugar Trust did not get cent Of
protection, thst be would "smash the
Sugar Tsust." Yet now be siuRs .
different tune, and is making excuses
for the protection to the Sugar Trust
by saying 10 effect that II might have
been much worse.-Evsusville Cou.
rier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

There should b no compeoniss on
the WIlsoo bill. II 10 itseif compro.
mice falling fas short Of The Limit OF
public dsmsnds. II The Democrstic
Senate doss. not accept The blu @ il
came from the House. ~ Il b detect.
% 10 conference. The People will
know what 10 do.-EvausvIlie Cou.
|rier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23
Dan'l G. Ashby. Dead. .

Dan1 G. Ashby. agsd 81, died q biz
nome 10 Jederson township Saturday :
morning. The fuusral services vsre
conducted Sunday morning and inter.
ment was q the ucClors cemeterv.
Inc funeral services were conducted
oy toe Oddfsllows and 9. A. r. post.
OF AIeiers. Abost 500 persons we're
present ct the funeral.
Ies deceased was . we'll known cit.
izsn sed prominent farmer OF Jenerson
township. He wss soldier, having
served his country In Co. h, 9lth Reg.
1ndians Vol. He leaves . iamiIy.-
Petersburg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Anyone iound In the streets OF Rus.
sia 10 On inebristed state ID impvison.
cd. and when sober 10 ordered %
sweep the streets Tor dsy. Well.
|dressed men may Be ssen sometimes
|fulhlling this menisl once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23
CaPmors' Home!
20. MIN Street. JASPER,
PHILIP KASTNER. Prop'r.

VNhis eennedious hotel hes bees thoroughly ever.
- hauled. aud fentt ed nsw throughout, and u nov
p.n icr public entertainmsnt. The table viii a.sy'
'susd we'll supplied. and prices will Be ressonso'e
9ood stable Tor farmers horses, and cheap ieeo.
49,, good bar. we'll supplied With the choicest liquors
1s s'esrs, and polite attention slways G,ve me
PHILIP kA0TNEks
-. ny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Mr.. Studebaker, OF Indiana, who
has greatly profted by the tariff taxe.
paid By his neighbors. 10 more resson.
able than most protectionists. "Whsi
We want" be says, "is fair trade, moi
free trade" This 10 . liberal conces.
sion. When the head Of . protected
industry advances % fsr % TO think ol
fairness, there Il ground for hope
We have oil along refused our besl
customers anything like fairusss "a
trade, end our policy has been 20 nsr.
row that We are foriunsts 10 finding I
market OF any sort outside Of our own
country. IL the Wilson bill has pu,
the idea Of fairness into few proisc.
tion hesds Il has already accomplished
something. .-English News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

The count st the prisou south u 500,
the largest 10 the history Of the insli.
tuition. Al the rate couvicts ere b.
leo received the cell houses will sooo
b overerowded . the capacity Is only
. Erection over 100.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

New Albany Ledger: The breach
OF promise case brought BY Misc Mad
cline Pollard against Cong gressman w
G. P. Breckenridge. Of Kentucky. d
likely 70 become great national scan
dsl. The tone OF the defense 90 far Il
70 mako out . bad character for Mia
Pollard. This may be proven, bu,
how will Il excuse the silver touaued
orator Of Kentucky? It makes mat.
ters worse. However disgusting tht
evidence in this trial or whstever food
II may furnish the morbid aud seusa.
tiousl minded, Il may do some good
IL IL enforcea the Lesson that the nobil.
ity Of living consists in the purity oil
the marital aud social relations. Thi,
10 the base Of morals, % II involve,
everything-jOstice. reputation, char.
acter and On honest heart. The soois
hearth-stone 10 the centre OF sll vir.
tues-the spring from which flows I'll
national spirit. Violate it-mske Il
the scene OF impurity and the plstfo
Of secret vice-and then 10 the begin.
ming Of that national decay which be,
toppled many ilss structure In past
times, and will 10 ell times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Petersburg Press wv. G. snyder.
OF Jcderson township, has cold Bic
farm 10 Henry Robb and hss moved
bic family 10 Cumbsck, Davies couu.
".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Nice weather st this writing.
Mr.. Hubbard's hoop shed is nearinl
completion.
There 10 going to DO . normal
taught at this plsce this summer.
Many people OF our town saw tha
mule" in the Argus. He is . native
Of Crystsl; be wss comparing the do
fested party 10 mule brigade. Yes
that 10 oil true, though the fellow call
ed himself mule also. Ofcourse thii
e true. just becsuse he can kick %
high.
Several Of our young people ara
taking . good part in prayer msetipgs
The school children eli seem to b
very much interested 10 the line ol
school work this year.
Mr.. John Enlow 10 Ia trouble
wonder Why. John says BIO knows
ell about Il.
"Smsrt Aleck" wss sick last week.
therefore be bad to send forth bic son
Peter"
That Republican Marshal OF Birds.
eye has been erecting Z sidewalk TO
the school.house for the past fort.
night.
Once moro We have nice Epworth
League ct the n. K. church on Tues.
day night.
Rev. Woods preached st Hardscrsb-
BILE on Sunday night.
Rev. j. c. Conner visited the schools
Friday and gave the scholars good
they will obey 1t.
Rsv. Peyton. Of Crawford county,
who 10 . very able minister OF the
Gospel. will preach In town on the
second Sunday In April.
On last Tuesday wss the last day Of
school at Mentor. Those who were
present had . general good time.
Several of our farmers are sowing,
pats, this spring. and We hope they
will have success.
Rev. Trusty will preach at Mentor
on the fourth Sunday.
There 10 some talk Of starting hsh.
ing party. from here 10 tho near f..
lure:
Let us be up and doing;
Still achieving. still pursuing;
Catching 6sh or digging bait.
The farmers around here ate bring.
ng in wagon loads Of hoops this
week.
The whistle Of the beautiful birds|
ellie that spring 10 as hand, end soonI
- viii y Woekiae asd toilisG. AL
~ e(eea ~ - - 49, q - NJ
soo01o9 o1o1oo Gw611G XhI1o "
- t6ogo - ~ ~ boekou1ng Slpp|
10 Of The sesea0 % which " ere llo.|
esing. - Il runs ~ ed over she peb.
~ bottom. ws mAy b 6shing. Now
. ws 60 to work again In the hot
un's rays. on . summer day, wbenl
70 hear the dinner bell ring We start
Or home. and cay others may do O.
hey please, but % for me I will 60
ONE.
SMART ALrCK's SON IH.IAw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

In the Senate Of the United State,
there are A Democrats, 81 Republ ics q,
and : Populists. This gives the Dem
ocrats clear majority Of three ove,
ell. But on the tariff bill, IL only Il /,
not frittered away by yielding to ths
trusts, tho populists will vote With ths
Democrats thus making 48 to 81. On
this basic Hill, Brice, German and two
other bogus Democrats could plsy
traitor aud the bill still psss.-Vin.
ccnnes San.
The above statement OF the true sjt.
uation 10 The Senate shows the uttcl
falseness Of Senator voorhees' claim
that . compromise report which took
away from the Wilson bill ali III
Democratic features, was necessary 70
its passage. Senator VOORHEES,, q
Chairman Of the Finance Committee
had the principal hand In shaping the
present bill pending 10 the Senate.
which 10 but little changed from the
Mckinley Law, and it 10 intimated ths,
voorhees' desire 10 protect the Terre
Hsute distillers, led him 10 make the
bargain with Sherman, Hoar, German,
Bricc, Hill and Harrison which result.
cd Ia the Senate report. Better no
tarid legislation than such as Voor.
hees' committee has reported. and
which 10 supported by him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

''Oh, what pretty chickensi" OK.
claimed Mabel, looking at soms whose
nuny fsathers bad bssn dyed different
lcolorv.
"Yes," explained 7-years-old Madgs,
they ware hstched out Of easter
Ieggs."-Texss SiftinRv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Prohibition must be prohibited In
the Republican party" says the Chi
csRo Tribune. Then the Republican
party must be prohibited 10 the nstion(
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23
Prohibition Ticket.

Inc Prohibitiouists Of Indiana held
tneir convention aud uomiustsd the
Following ticket lsst week:
secretary OF stats-W. H. TAYLOR Of
Dana, vermilIios county.
Marion. "
state treasures sr-Addison Rsdlev Of
Hendricks. "
Auoeney general-CIsrsncs Kes.
Ginger Of vincsnnes.
superintendent Of public instruo.
lon-ProE =. A. Devore Of Moron.
CLERK Of the supreme court-WII.
Iism Ross OF Randolph.
Of shelby.
OF Terro Hsute.
Nominatious for the two vscanciss
on the euprems beseh viii be msde bv
the state central committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

vincennes Sun.
II is no dispsrsgemeut to sny for.
mer Congressman from the Second
District to say that Hon. John L
bretz has accomplished fully a. much
ss any OF them did during their frsl
terms. He has been industrious, viz.
liant and alert In the interests OF biz
constituents. No pensioner ever 90.
psaled to him in vain. A reply came
prompt and quick that his interests
had received attention, and soon came
. letter from the department corrob.
Grating tie fact. And 90 In every 9th.
er case where . constituent called on
him for assistance. The Intelligent
people OF this district recognize this,
and no matter how the nomination
may result, II 10 always better 70 be
fair and honest in our dealing with
opponents. Give every man bis foil
due.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Richmond SCHOOL bosrd refuses 10
turo over to the state o10, 600 10 uu.
expended school fuude.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

The Blaad ssigniessgs bill paced
the senete on the 18th BY vote OF A
syes to 81 noes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

make life . ministry Of love and Il
wiIl siwsys b worth living. Brown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Grant county towsship trustees
have decided not 10 turn over 10 the
state school fsnd balances now In
their hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

OnIy : little while aud the assessors
voice will b heard In the lsod. He
will not April fool" yoa-hs'Il come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

On April 7th ths people Of Gran.
Gall, Harrison county, will vote on .
proposition TO incorporate that town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23
Saloon Schools.

The Atlantic Monthly, In an article
on the saloon In politics. admits that
although our American system OF gov
ernment and education 10 theoretically y
sound, our political schools are So
looms that . candidate to be success
ful must make himself cold with the
saloon power. This 10 practically true
OF every State 10 tho Union, with the
exception OF those where Prohibition
prevails.
To purify politics, vote TO place the
Prohibition Party In powcr-this is
indispensable.-ED.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Furniture and apparatus are good
thinRs and We must have then but af.
ter aIl the teacher 10 the most import.
ant factor In the school-room. Let
this fact be borne In mind at oil times,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Some applicants for graduation
failed TO write their names upon their
manuscripts. OF course we do not
know to whom 10 send the returns.
In the meantime, however, We are
getting their "blessings' for not doing
|an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

Not oil the entreaties OF the Chris.
tisn church, the tears and anguish o!
wives and mothers, the destitute and
helpless children. and the wishes and
desires OF good men.-in fact no pow
or on earth but political power. WELD
ed by I determined, couscienti ous peo.
Iple, will be OF any avail 10 destroy and
outlaw this monster enemy, the liquor
traffic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-23

TUE undersigned wishes to inform
the public that he has opened up hi'
Brick Yard, q the north side OF Jasper
and will make more brick this year thar
IN any previous one. He will MAKE
favorable terms on House Patterns.
JOHN GEIER, JR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

news IN A NUTSHELL"
Kawaiahao Fair this evening.
The Nolan party returned to the
coast by the Arawa.
A force is today repairing the
Fort street cutters.
The Government played the
Arawa off this morning.
Kawaiahao Fair opens this even
ing at the Beretania street armory.
A meeting of the Board of
Health is being held this afternoon.
The Planters monthly for Nov
ember is out. 1t is an interesting
number.
Beretania street is to be macada-
mized from Punahou street to
Moiliili.
Jos. Tinker will have prelimin-
airy hearing before Judge Perry to-
morrow.
The new horses for the Fire De-
partment will be put into training
at once.
Mr.. A. Barnes has been succeeded
as school agent at Wailuku by c.
Armstrong.
The captain Of the Glanivor ell
tertained a party of friends aboard
ship last evening.
The music at Kawaiahao for to-
night will be Bergers orchestra OF
twenty-five pieces.
King Bros, in neat announce
ment, suggest a picture for a
Christmas present.
Seven new members were en-
rolled by the Healanis last night.
The total is now I25.
Mrs. Galloway will lecture on
Viavi at the Viavi hall at the usual
hour tomorrow afternoon.
DIR. Zimmerman, an Episcopal
Divine of Australia, was through
passenger by the Arawa.
The remains of the late Richard
King were sent to San Francisco
by the Arawa this morning.
At last evenings meeting of the
Healani Yacht and Boat Club the
new plans for a building were ac-
cepted.
Schaumconfect und Lebkuchen,
German Christmas Sweets, freshly
made by Hart & Co. The Elite
Ice Cream Parlors.
The mechanical drawing class al
the y. M. c. A. is not so large thi:
year as.last, but the shorthand anc
other classes are larger.
The Pacific Teacher for Decembel
is at hand. 1t is edited by Prof
T. L. Dumas of Kamehameh;
school and is a very valuable mum
Der.
The case of Louiz Andrade VS.
Ouerino Fernandez. assumpsit
is settled by Judge Cooper. TIT
Court in its decision found fol-
defendant.
Arrangements that insure sue
cess have been made for the rails
ing of the balance of the none.
needed for the Y. M. c. A. gym
nasium.
The Hebron Drug Co. desires t.
impress everybody with the belle
that Sassafras Sour is necessary 70
Christmas dinner and good at an,
time. Read the "ad.
The Scottish Thistle Clubs fla!
is at half mast today out of respec
to the memory of Robert Loui
Stevenson who was an honorar
Chieftain of that institution.
DR.. R. l. Moore has returne
from the Coast, and re-opened hi
dental parlors at Arlington Cottage
Hotel street where he will b
pleased to see his old patrons.
The new Teachers Associatio
is in session at the Y. M. c. A. thi
afternoon. A social is being hel
and officers will be elected. TIL
schools are having half holiday
On account of Kawaiahao Churc
Fair the Hawaiian Cousins" Sc
ciety will not meet tomorrow ever
ing. Postponed until next Satul
day December %, at the residene
of c. M. Cooke.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morl
ing, Mr.. l.. J, Levey will sell
auction beautiful Japanese screen!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
TEAM OF FIRE HORSES.
PAIR OF FINE GRAYS DELIVERED
TO CHIEF HUNT THIS MORNING.
observation-disclosures by boat
Boys.

The S. c. Allen brought down
two fine iron gray horses for the
fire department The animals are
worth at least $500. Mr.. S. M.
Damon received by the same vessel
a fine mich COW and two chickens,
the latter worth about $25. All
were landed safely except one of
the horses. The animal came near
losing its life at the last moment.
One of the horses had been led
down the gangway. The other
began to prance on deck, and final
ly pulled away, fell over the side oil
the ship and lodged between the
vessel and the wharf. The hawsers
were loosened, the ship drifted
away few feet, and the horse fell
into the water.
Once in the water the animal be-
gan to swim. Boat boys came
around and led it down to the fish
market, where landing was made
Aside from slight bruises the fine
animal was uninjured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
ELsINoRE's CAPTAIN.

Perkins, Master, Lost at Sea From the
Captain Perkins Of the bark FL
sinore, the vessel that was comdem-
ned and sold at Fiji recently while
OH her way here from Newcastle to
this port, is dead, On December
9TH he was lost at sea from the
Arawa. Captain Perkins boarded
the steamer at Auckland and had
secured passage for San Francisco,
where he lives. 1t is said he APP
peared very respondent.
Captain Perkins was last seen at
II o'clock on the night OF the 9TH,
and was not missed until early
next morning. Whether he fell
overheard accidently or intention
ally will perhaps never be known
He was we'll known i'll this port
having been coming here for sew
eral years.
In the Samoan Times of the Ist
inst, the captain had this card OF
thanks.
Captain Peterson desires to
thank the officers and crew of the
Bussard, and the people on shore,
who rendered valuable assistance
in enabling him to save hi
schooner during the gale of las
Saturday"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
3O7 TONS ON THE ALLEN.
FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF NEW EVA
MILL MACHINERY.


The S. c. Allen, Thompson mas
ter, arrived at o'clock last even
ing. She brought ten passengers
and a cargo of general merchan-
disc and live stock. Part of the
new mill for Eva came on the
Allen. The lot of machinery re-
ceived weighs 3o7 tons.
The w. G.. Hall sailed at 1t:4s
O'Clock this morning for Maui and
Hawaii She was loaded to her
utmost capacity.
There was big crowd
down for the sailing of the
Malulani. A slight temporary
change is to be made in her sched-
ule, to have her i'll port on Christ
mas.
The S. S. Arawa arrived
about I o'clock this morning from
Sydney, via Auckland and Apia,
She left Sydney on the Goth; Auck-
land OH the Ist and Apia on the
9th. She brought six passengers
for this port and total of 81 going
through.
The bark Sonoma arrived this
morning, sixty-seven days from
Newcastle. She brought 1910 tons
of coal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
NEW CHINESE THEATER.
ITS CONSTRUCTION IN PALAMA is
BEING RUSHED.
Syndicate Enterprise Will ITO Better
Than The Old One-Company
And Play.
The Chinese are to have a new

The Chinese are to have a new
theater.
1t is being built in Aala, Palama,
in lane near the Bay View House
and about opposite the Oahu rail
way depot. 1t will be nearly as
large as the old theater that was
near the King-street bridge, and
will be better furnished.
A hui of which Wo Sing, the
Hotel-street merchant, is the head
is building the new theater. 1t is
to be wooden structure. Chinese
are doing all the work. About
forty Pake carpenters compose the
present force. They must complete
the job in thirty days. A few
boards and timbers from the old
theater, which belonged to the Gov
eminent, are being used.
There was always a question as
to whether or no the old Chinese
theater paid. The lessees to man
maintained that it was run at a
loss. Some Chinese said there was
big money in it. The lease always
brought good figure after sharp
bidding. The theater was abol-
ished by the Government because
the building was unsightly and
dangerous.
The new Chinese theater will he
opened i'll about a month by a
"sp .cialiy selected company of
artists as Mr.. I,evey would say.
They promise to have or the
leading soprano man with voice
snrIil as d police whistle. The
soubrette will be a young fellow
who was once winked at by the
daughter of a mandarin.
The initial production will be a
play showing the glory Of China
before the Manchurians held sway.
There will be a gallery in the
new house and large stage. The
building will be much better ven
tilated than was the old one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
THE NOVEMBER SHOWERS.
RECORDS OF THE MONTH COMPILED
by PROF. q. j. LYONS.
Some Regular Floods - ExtraOrdinar,
24-Hour Figures-To
Observers.

The November rainfall records
have been compiled by Prof. c. ].
Lyons.
On Hawaii the heaviest rainfall
was 1868 inches, at Honomu. In
Olaa it was I6. so, at Hilo 1905
The lightest rain was $40 at Wal
mea.
On Maui the heaviest was at
Haleakala ranch, 9.23.
On Kauai the heaviest rainfall
was at Hanalei, 20. so.
On Oahu the heaviest was 2I.o4,
at Luakaha.
The following extraordinary "a
hour rainfalls are noted;
Pahala, Kau, IL, Is i'll. to 6 a. III.
of the 22d, the heaviest 24-hour
amount reported anywhere since
these published records began Is
years., Ookala, Hilo, S,I3 at the
same time. Honomu, Hilo, and
Hanalei, Kauai, 500 near the same
date. Hamakua, Hawaii, anC
Luakaha, Nuuanu, 7 inches.
Paauilo reports 2.63 in. in a
minutes. Ookala, 400 in less thar
4 hours. Olaa, I6S in 80 minutes
1t is kindly requested of all vol
untary observers from this bureau
that the total rainfall for the ?.
hours ND to 6 Tor ~ a. III. be enter
ed on the date of that morning
and not as for the day before. Thi
has been very generally done il
accordance with printed instruc
tons. Experience has shown it t
be the best way for our condition
here, and uniformity Of practice
very desirable for purposes of con
parison. The rainfall month {
course closes with the mornin
hour of the last day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14

The Scottish Thistle Clubs flag
is at half mast today out of respect
to the memory of Robert Louis
Stevenson who was an honorary
Chieftain of that institution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-14
PASSENGERS.


ARRIVED
From Maui and Hawaii per w q
Hall, Dec l4-P G. Jones, G. l. Cai ter,
J ID Ackcrmann. w Akau, T. G Green
wall. q II Robertson, + Greenwall. L
Hnfrm I'M. V A Vettleson, Master Nc
Wavnr, Mrs Mulch and children 81,
A Gertz.
From San Francisco per bark S c
Allen. Dec 13-NIrs Angus and daugh.
tiers (2) Mrs NJ n Saunders and daugh-
ter, Mrs Lishman and daughter, Mrs A
G Garrison and Mr. and Mrs Ogilvie.
From Sydney per o S S Arawa, Dec
13-B Hamersly, and in storage.
DEPARTED.
For San Francisco per o SIS Arawa.
Dec Al + Nolan and wife. Miss X
Nolan, Mrs A Hastings, + Z and w
NJ Ferry. A Young and wife, Miss b A
Young Miss NJ + Yogng, r A Young,
Capt + NJ Templar, Rudolph Spreckels,
A II Small, Mrs A G Bybee, Col G w
Macfarlane, + T Bruster and wife, and
10 in the steerage.
For Kauai, per stmr James Makee
Dec l3-G n Wilcox, A S Wilcox
August Drier, Mr.. Ewart, c Bishop
Charles Makee, DIR Wolters and IA Pun
ahou scholars