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WEDNESDAY,

OCTOBER

IfiSi

Supreme

Court

tie

Hawaiian

Island.

1OamDen.

:kce,

(v.)

lUrsiLuss,

Tax

As-

sessor

HosoLctr.

Brforr

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Jmttrr

Jl44.

Qpiarom.

This

petition

lor

Mandamus

compel

lie

issuia--

Certificate

Appeal

tbe

"port

Tax

Appeal

Honolulu.

the

part

tlie

petitioner

(liown

tint

sbo

her

Attorner,

ts.

I'mpo

placed,

tlie

3l6t

Job,

ISS1,"

respondents'

liands

list

Iter

property

with

ralnstinn,

on a

Hank

furnished

respondent.

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blank

was

not

signed,

l)Ot

Mr.

Pilipo

ssjb

lie

was

rcadj

sign

when

snomtoits

correctness

the

assessor

and

which

expected

him

do;

bnt

the

assessor

took

and

accepted

the return

million

reqnirins

hkn

sign

swear

it;

That

tho

12th

September,

(one

the

its

which

the

assessor

required

law

attend

with

his

tax

list,

order

that

irsons

liable

taxation

may

inspect

the

same,)

Mr.

Pilipo

went

the

respondent's

office,

and

examination

the

list,

found

that

the

valua-

tion

the

property

Aikoc,

had been

much

increased,

that

stated

respondent

that

desired

appeal

against

the

assessment

and

thereupon

demanded

certificate

appeal

Tire

respondent

replied

that

would

not

grant

him

appeal

because

the

return

was

not

signed

and

was

not

legal

return.

The

refusal

grant

appeal

being

persisted

in,

the

petitioner

applies

for

mandamus

com

pel

the

granting

certificate of appeal.

The

answer

and

return

of the respondent

the

cSect

that

tho

petition

insufficient be

cause

where

alleged

that

the

plaintiff

nas

lodged

wiln

tbe

lax

assessor

notice

writing

stating

the

grounds

objection

her

assessment,

that

she

deposited

therewith

sum

for

costs

appeal

law

required.

Also

that

tlie

assessor

dnlr

advertised

the

days according

law,

during

the

month of

Jnly,

when

would

meet

tbe

residents of

Honolulu,

to receive

statements of

their

pro-

perty

and

that

during

snch time

neither

the

plaintiff

nor

any

one

her

behalf

presented

the

assessor

any

statement

her

property

and

that

thereupon

assessed the

property

tbe plaintiti

accordance

witu

tnc

law.

The

assessor

states

evidence

that

has

recollection of

Jlr

Pilipo's

presenting

him

with

Aikoe's

return,

that

tbe first

recollec-

tion

he has of

this

matter

interview

the

12th

Sept.,

when

refused

the

appeal to

Mr.

Pilipo,

Lecause

the

return

was

not

signed.

Mr.

Clarke who

acted

the

assessor's

assistant

says

that

has

recollection of

who

gaTe

him

Aikoe's

return

bat

that it

bears

tho

endorsement

his

handwriting

"Aitce,

Honolulu,

Bcc'd.

Aug.

1st,

1SS1,"

and

that

was

instructed

endorse

dates

and

receipts

blanks

deposited

after

31st

Jnly.

Mr.

Pihpo

quite

positive

that

handed

the

return

Mr.

Haysclden

tbe

31st

July,

and

details the

circumstances.

also

says

that

when

presented

the

return,

asked

Mr.

llayseldcn

there

was

anything

and

Ilayselden

replied

"no."

quite

possible

that

Mr.

Haysclden

did

not

hand

tbe

return

his

assistant

Clarke

until

Aug.

1st.

default

of distinct

recollection

the

con-

trary

by Haysclden

and

Clarke

feel

compel-

led

take

Mr.

Pilipo's

statement

the

true

explanation

The facts

being

thus

settled,

tho

question

arises whether

the

asscsbor

Mas

justified

refusing

tbe

appeal

the

ground

that

the

re-

turn

was

not signed.

The

law

requires

the

return

signed.

equally

imperative

requiring

sworn

to.

The

petitioners

counsel

says

was

ready

to comply

with

these

requisites,

but

that

the

assessor

did

not

require

them

of him.

is the

plain

duty

of the

assessor

see

that

the

formalities

of the

law

are

complied

with

and he

must

call

the

attention of the

per-

son

presenting

tho

return,

the

defect.

however,

accepts

without

question

must

be taken

being

conformable

the

law

and

cannot

thereafter

take

advantage

the

de-

fect

and

denv

appeal

account

this

de-

fect

Cut

said

that

the

signing

the

return

requirement

the

law

bindint;

upon

tho

lax

payer

separate

and

distinct

frura

the

requirement

swearing to

it,

far

this

case

concerned

must

held

other-

wise,

for

the

blank

prepared

tbe

Govern-

ment

contains

the

end,

jurat

the

form

prescribed

tho

statute and

below

blank

line

for the

signature,

and

below

this

the

fol-

lowing:

"Signed

and

sworn

before

this

day

16S..

Tax

Assessor.

This

quite

sufficient

make

the

person

presenting

tbe

return

believe

that

the

signing

must

presence

tho

tax

assessor

and

part

the

act

earing

it,

and

also that

tlie

date

to be

filled

ont

the

assessor.

The

further

point

made

the

answer

the

petition

that

the

petitioner

did

not

lodge

with

the

assessor

notice

writing

stating

his

grounds

objection

to tho

assessment

nor

de-

posit

costs

appeal

consider

insufficient

the

facts

of this

case.

well settled

principle

law

that

"where

the

tender

performance

act

peccssary

the

establishment

any

right

against

another

party

this

tender

oBcr

waived

becomes

unnecessary

when

reasonably

certain

that

the

same

will

This

principle

was

adopted

the

Supreme

Court

Johnson

vs.

Tisdale

Haw'n

605.

The

assessor

had

said

would

not

grant

certificate

appeal

the

applicant

because

the

return

was

not

signed.

The

applicant

was

not

obliged

state

his

objection

the

assess-

ment

writing

tender

costs

for be had

than

reasonable

cause

believe

that

his

appeal

ould

refused.

would

work

supererogation

after

such

positive

state-

ment

the

assessor

writo

out tbe

objection

the

assessment

and

to tender

costs.

the

opinion

that

the

petitioner

entitled

certificate

appeal.

Let

mandamus

issue.

IV.

Pilipo

for

plaintiff:

The

Deputy

At-

torney

General

for

respondent.

Honolulu,

October

Ctb,

1651.

Supreme

Court

the

Hawaiian

Islands

Chambers.

Equity.

PCTBEAXA,

(W.)

VS.

LlO,

(k.)

Mk.

MeS.

Castle,

Lewe.

0pm9H

CMtttkr

JhJJ.

This

bill

Equity

annul,

tho

ground

fraud,

deed

conveyance

dated

the 1th

September,

1679,

piece

of land

Waikiki,

Oahu,

held

under

It.

Xo.

1512.

The

position

taken

the

part

of the

plaintiff

that

she

intended

make

deed

her

laud

Makalahi

and

Kapule,

but

her

at-

torney

Mahclono,

who

drew

the

deed,

fraudulently

inserted

tho

name

Lio

the

hus-

band

Makaluhi

place

that

Kapule,

that

tho

deed

was

made

Makaluhi

and

Lio,

and

this

the

plaintiff

was

first

made

aware

when

tho

deed

was

read

her

after

certain

proceedings

Probate

Court

February

20tb,

16S3.

The

witnesses

behalf

plaintiff

were

Puuheana

hcrselfrand

Bekeand

Mikalaher

ncicea.

These

three

persons

swear

that

they

with

Lio

and

Makaluhi

left

WaikiU

the

6th

Sept.

167,

and

went

Mahelona's

house

and

requested

him

make the

deed

Kapule

and

Makaluhi;

that

assented

and

commenced

write

when

Lio

went

close to

Mahelonaand

whispered

something

to him.

When

the

deed

was

completed

.Malielona

read

aloud

and

read

Hie

names

Kapule

and

Makaluhi

the

grantees.

They

say

the

consideration

was

one

aoiiar

11.0)

and

that

the

grantees

were

support

Puuheana

during

her

life.

They

.iiou

nai

mat

tnc

party

went

tome

registrars

office

and

thcro

Mr.

Brown

wroto

Pouhcana's

name

her

request

and

took

her

acknow-

ledgment.

Kapulo

who'was

nephew

Puuheana

dead.

Makaluhi

who

was

nieco

Puuheana

also

dead.

Lio

and

Mahclona

both

testify

that

with

Fuuheana

and

Makaluhi

went

Mahelona's

the

4th of

September,

and

that

Puuhe-an-

a's

request

made

the

deed

Makaluhi

and

Lio,

that

paid

the

purchase

money

5120

cash

Puuheana,

that

she signed

the deed

Mahelona's

house,

writing

her

name.

They

both

say

that

neither

Beko

nor

Mikala

ere

present.

The

name

Puuheana

ex-

ecution

the deed

evidently

the

hand-

writing

Mr.Mahelona

and

not

Mr.

Brown.

The

deed

bears

date"

the

4th

Seniemlr

not

the

Cth.

The

driver

Mokulehna

testifies

that

brought

oily

Puuheana,

Makaluhi

and

Lio

Mahelona's

and

did

not

see-

Beke

Mikala

there;

but

lad,

Keola,

says

that

drove

Beke

and

Mikala

town

and

they

got

out

near

the

corner

Kunanu

and

Bcretania

street

and

walked

thence

towards

Mahelona's

house

where

Kioula

and

Kamakauwila

say

uiem

ana

max

taey

proceed

to-

wards

Mahelona's

house

foot.

evidence

from

the

testimony

six

other

witness

that

shortly

subsequent

this

date,

Puuheana

stated

to them

that

she

had

sold the

land

Makaluhi

and

Lio.

Mr.

Castle

attorney

this

Court

testifies

that be

had

bought

kulcana

corner

of the land

dispute

and,

wishing

extend

his

lot,

asked

whom

should

en-

quire

about

and

was

directed

Puuheana.

repeated

his

question

her

that

buy

She

land,

and

she

said:

have

inlercst

this

land,

sold

Makaluhi

and

Lio."

There

was

also

evidence

show

that

Lio,

after

tho

date

.the

deed,

mllertnl

nml.

Several

DerscnS

who

hail

rtnncoa

nnn

)..

and

that

KaDule

maie

rfaJm

ETi-

.t.Mt.

tho

complainant

says

Kapuei

collected

torae

rents

which

shared

with

her.

seems

that

this

case

without

found-

ation,

and

arises

this

way.

the

death

Makaluki,

intestate,

her

heirs

law

sup-

posed

they

inherited

interest

her

pro-

perty

Proceedings

were

then

instituted

rebate

forp

administration

her

estate.

Puuho

ana

swore

that

her

name

was

Makaluhi

and

that

Makaluhi's

name

was

Fuuheana.

was

afterwards discovered

that

these

two

women

bore these

names

interchangeably.

Bat

the

facts

are

nndispotcd

that

the

plaintiff

Puu-

heana

the

widow

Xalawcha,

the

patentee,

laki

deceased

was

the

wife

Lio.

The

Fro

bate

Court

decided

that

bj-

survivorship

the

husband,

Lio,

was

entitled

the

whole

estate

tbe

land,

the deed

being

him

and

his

wife

jointly,

and

declined

grant

letters

admin-

istration,

When

Mr.

Castle

read

the deed

them,

Ponhcana,

WaiIehua,(Makalnhi's

father)

Keiki

and

others

dissatisfaction

was

expressed.

think

this

suit

was

conceived

the

Ponhcana

her

behalf,

'their

dis-

appointment

that

Lio

became

tho

operation

law

the

owner

of the

while

estate

The

tumerous

declarations

made

Puu-hea-

(and

which

are

not

denied)

that

she

had

given

the land

Makaluhi

and

Lio

are

weighty.

These

admissions

against

her

pre-

sent

position

very

far

towards

destroying

her

evidence;

butShe

old

and

feeble

and

doubtless

under

the

influence

others

who

are

promoting

.this

suit.

The

remarkable

agreement

the

witnesses

the

plaintiQ

the date

tho

deed

being

Sept

Cth,

whjch is

tho

wrong

date,

shows

something

concert

arranging

their

testi-

mony.,

for

which,

hcrcajter,

oouncil

are

not

responsible

abelona

received not

over

(

$5.00)

five

dollars for his

services

and

incon-

ceivable

that

should

have

committed

gross

fraud

upon

his

confiding

fellow

country-

men

and

backed

with

perjury,

for

small

sum

money.

cannot

resist the

impression

made

upon

the

evidence

that

thcro

was

fraud

practiced

upon

Pnuhcana,

and

find

the

truth

that

the deed

of the

th of

Sept.

1ST9

was

intended

made,

was

fact

made,

Makaluhi

and

Lio.

For

this

reason

the

bill

must

dismissed.

The

amended

bill

alleges

substantiallv

that

since

the

filing

the

original

bill

the

plaintiff

Discovered

mat

tnc

said

Lio had

had

executed

and

delivered

Ida

Castle

deed

conveyance

of the

said

land

and

that

said

Ida

had

afterwards

wit

the

day

of..

.1SS3

made

deed

con-

veyance

portion

of said

land

Robert

Lewers

and

thereupon

tlie

plaintiff

obtained

leave

make

Ida

and

Castle

and

Lewers

parties

defendant.

That

said deed

Castle

and

Lewers

are

clouds

upon

plain-ti-

title.

The

plaintiff

charges

that

these

de-

fendants

are

not

bona

fide

purchasers

and

that

Mrs.

Castle

obtained

the deed

from

Lio

itb-o-

adequate

consideration;

that

these

defen-an-

had

notice of the

fraudulent

character

the deed

Lio before

the

purchase

from

Lio;

that

the

defendants

had

notice

such

facts

and

circumstances

were

reasonably

cal-

culated to

put

them

upon

inquiry

to the

fraudulent

character

the

deed to

Lio;

and

that

the

defendants

had

reason

suspect

and

had

heard

that

plaintiff

denied

the

validity

the

deed

and

proposed

to contest

tho

same.

Tho

answer

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Castle

to such

parts

tho bill

they

are

advised

material

for them to

answer

is,

"that

prior

tho said

deeds

to said

Ida

Castlo

and

Lewers

respectively

neither

one

these

defendants

had

notice of

any

fraudulent

character

of said

deed

said

Lio,

any

facts

circumst-

ances

reasonably

calculated

put

them

any

one

of them

uppn

enquiry

concerning

the

same

and

that

neither

enc

these defendants

prior

the

taking

their

respective

deeds

had

heard

been

informed

that

the

plaintiff

disputed

proposed

contest

litigate

tho

validity

of her

said

deed."

evidence

was

offered

the

part

the

plaintiff

show

that

Mr.

aud

Mrs.

Castle

Mr.

Lewers

had

notice of

the

fraudulent

character

tho

deed

Lio

The

testimony

behalf

of the

defendants

show

their

want

notice

&c.,

was

object-

plaintiff's

Counsel

the

ground

that

the

answ

docs

not

contain

the

requisite

aver-

ments

entitle

them

the

benefit of "such

evidence.

And

tho

Counsel

cited

cases,

not-

ably

Boone

and

Oules,

Peters

177.255.,

sustain

the

position

that

cntitlo

defendant

the

benefit

the

defenso

bona fide

purchascr,;hc;muBt

allege

that

tho

grantor

was

seized

fee,

and

possession,

that

the

de-

fendant

paid

the

consideration

good

faith

and

without

actual

construction

notice

tho

fraud.

extended

examination

the

case

Boone

vs.

Chiles

will

show,

that

the

"deed"

referred

was

mere

contract

patentee,

and

that

there

was

allegation

the

answer

referiDg

thedeed;

tho

defendants

merely

atsertcd

contract

purchase;

and

the

Court

well

say

that

''a party

not

allowed

state

one

case

the bill

answer

and

make

out

different

one

proof."

the

case

bar

the

charge

being

pur-

chasers

tri'(

Hofice

distinctly

made

against

defendants

which

they

deny

and

think

under

tho

pleadings

this

was

sufficient.

But

having

decided

that

the

deed

from

plaintiff

Makaluhi

and

Lio

must

stand,

there

occasion

further

discuss

the

questious

the

status

the

subsequent

purchasers.

only

need

repeat

that

there

etidence

affecting

them

wjih

notice,

but

positive

denial

the

part

Mr.

Castle

that he

had

any

reason

suspect

that

the

deed

ques

tion

was

irauauienr.

The

bill

must

dismissed.

Thompson,

Russell,

and

Poenne

for

plaintiff;

A.fe.

Hart

for

defendants.

Honolulu,

October

Stb,

SSL

The

Election

U.'S.

President.

The

TJ.

Constitution

requires

that

one

person

shall

receive

clear

majority

all

the

Presidential

Electors

elected.

case

there

should

but

two

candidates

and

tie

between

them,

which

not

impos-

sibility,

ease

there

should

than

two

candidates,

there

arc

this

year,

and

one

them

all

receive

majority

of all

the

electoral

votes,

which

majority

201,

over,

thqn

the

election

Xov

ember

will

fail

elect

President

and

will

the

House

representatives

for

its

decision.

The

mode

election

the

House

is peculiar.

Each

State

has

one

vote

and

State

than

one

vote.

This

one

vote

cast

tho

majority

the

Representatives

from

the

State.

the

representation

from

any

btate

equally

uitiueu

una

cannot

agree

upon

any

one

candidate

majority

its

Bepresenta-tive-

then

the

vote

such

State

losL

majority

all

tho

States

required

eieci

uie

nouse.

anouM

candidate

receive

majoritv

of all

the

States

this

House

mode

election,

then

the

election

fails,

and

the

President

tho

Senate,

under

existing

law,

shall

President

the

United

States.

now

constituted

tho

Democrats

bnvn

majority

the

States

the

House,

and

uio

election snonitt

tro

tiiat

mdv.

Ik-

yonda

doubt

Cleveland

would

elected,

even if

should

not

have

received

than the

153

Electors

the

Southern

States

November,

against

200

for

Blaine

and the

other

forty-tig-

divided

between

Butler

and

John.

Tho

chief

points

borne

mind

are

these:

First,

that

man

can

elected

November

at the

polls

unless

he shall

receive

majority

all

the

Electors.

All

the

Electors

number

401

and

majority

201,

over.

Second,

that

when

the

election

goes

the

House

the

voting

States,

each

State

having

one

vote

and

more,

which

vote-

cast

the

majority

of the

Bepresentatives

from each

State.

The

.majority

tho

Rep-

resentatives

from

Ohio

aro

Democrats

and

the

one

vote

that

State

would

for

Cleveland

and

Hendricks

the

House,

though

Blaine

and

Logan

should

have

carried

Ohio

November

25,000.

The

majority

the

Bepresentatives

New

xor

are

also

Democrats,

and

Cleveland

and

Hendricks

would

get

tho

ono

vote

that

State,

notwithstanding

that

Blaine

and

Logan

might have

received

100,000

the

most

votes

the

November

election.

Tho

law

requires

that

tho

Electors

elected

November

shall

meet

college

each

State

tho

first

Honday

Decem-

ber,

following

tho

November

election,

and

cast

and

certify

and

forward

their

ballot

ings

and

tho result

tho

President

the

senate;

and

tliat,

the

third

ednesday

February,

tie

President

the

Senate

shall

open

these

certificates,

and

the

presence

of the

Senate

and

House

the-vote-

shall

counted.

tho

counting

shall

result

not

rrivinr?

anv

ran.

didates

voted

for

November

majority

the

Electors,

then

the

election

goes

the

House,

where

conducted

above

aesenrjea.

the

House

fails

elect

that

one

candidate

receives

the

House

ma-

jority

all the

States

which

now

twenty

(there

being

thirty

eight

States),

then

the

President

the

Senate

shall

be-

come

President

the

United

States,

and

there

President

the

Senate,

from

any

cause,

then

the

Speaker

of tho

House

becomes

President

of the

United

States,

which

latter

continzrencv

Mr.

Cirlislt.

tho

rank

free-trade-

would

tho man,

uie

wnole

business of

making

President

must

conuuaea

Deiore

ine

JJarch,

when

the

present

House

Bepresenta-

tives

goes

out

arrrjarent

from

nil

ihfs

fhnt

Republicans

fail

togivo

Blaine

and

Logan

least

201

the

Electors

electedin

November,

though

Butler

may

get

fifty

and

Cleveland

no more

than

tho

153

the

Southern

States,

Blaine

has

chance

and

Cleveland

will

surelv

the

President

action

tno

Democratic

Honse.

GAmtfet.

Oberlln

TJnlvenitr.

the

Rev.

Dr.

II.

Fairchihl,

the

able

and

popular

President

of this

educational

in-

stitution

has

recently

visited

behold

the

wondcrfnl works

nature

the

islands,

its

great

volcanos

and

grand

mountains,

ac-

companied

his

return

some

our

young

people,

seems

fitting

time

give

some

ac-

count of

the

great

educational

establishment

over

which

presides.

situated

tho

village

Ohcrlin,

county

Lorain,

and

State

Ohio.

The Lake

Shore

and

Michigan

South

ern

Railroad

passes

through

the

village,

and

easily

accessible

from

all

parts

the

country,

being

present

rates of

speed

rail

six

days

from

San

Francisco,

ono

from

Kew

York,

twelve

hours

from

Chicago

and

ono

hour

from

Cleveland.

"University

Town,"

of about

3,500

inhabitants,

having

grown

with

the

institution,

having

manufactures,

and

largely dependent

upon

the

wants

the

institution.

liquor

allowed

sold,

gambling

other

houses

ill

rcpulo

within

its

limits.

short,

everything

designed

done

which

can

clone

guard

the

morals,

and

the

true

manhood

character

the 1,500

young

people

gathered

there

for

purposes

education.

Many

tho

families,

sufficient

income

have

settled

thcro

for

the

solo

purpose

educating

their

children

under such

favorable

influences.

The

institution

was

founded

fifty-o-

years

ago,

particularly

meet

the

wants

that

large

class

studious

young

people

who

earnestly

seek

education,

but

are

without

sufficient

means

meet

the

necessary

expense,

except

the

fruit

their

own

diligence.

Consequently

every

facility

possible

has

been

placed

within

the

reach

tho

studenls,

to en-

able

them to

help

themselves,

and

every

charge

made

light

possible.

Its

doors

have

been

open

all,

mentally,

morally

and

phys-

ically

qualified

enter,

without

distinction

rare

sex,

and

being

chiefly of

the

class

above

named,

earnest

tor

improvement,

gener-

ally

mature

age,

and

vdlbil

influenced

tho

presence

the

gentler

Sex,

nono

the

barbarism

hazing

(now

being

broken

other

institutions)

has

ever

been

known

there.

Oberlin

was

believe)

the

pioneer of

though

this

day

there

aro

many

new,

andsome

the

old

institutions

placed

that

basis,

particularly

Michigan

University.

Though"

usually

called

college

have

des-

ignated

University,

for

such

its

founda-

tion,

and

such

really

is.

has

efficient

Preparatory

Department

three

years

course,

from

which

students

well

prepared

enter

tho

College

Department,

Hai

vard

Yale

any

other

college

tbe

States,

pursuing

the

ordinary

course

studies.

has

Ladies'

Department

with

four

years

course,

with

curriculum

studies

similar

those

Mount

Holyoke

and

elsewhere,

the

institutions

founded

for

women

only.

But

the ladies

can

take

either

the

ladies'

college

course,

they

prefer,

and

many

them

take

the

latter.

has

prosperous

Theological

Department,

and

it has

prosperous

Conservatory

Music,

not

second

any

other

the

United

States,

and

probably

superior

any

other,

except

tho

New

England

Conservatory,

of tho

Boston

University.

has

now

process

erection

for

this

department,

tho

finest

building

ever

erected

exclusively

for

school

music,

which

find

the

following

notice

late

Xew

York

paper:

"It

built

of stone,

and

tho

munificent

gjft

Dr.

and

Mrs.

Lucicn

Vfarncr

Xew

York

city.

When

completed

will

have

front

150

feet

Professor

street

and

120

feet

Collego

street,

will

the

finest

building

ever

erected

exclusively

for

tho

uses

School

Music.

will

contain

ample

accommodations

for

tho

Conservatory

the

way

offices,

library,

lesson

and

practice

rooms,

besides

fino

Concert

Hall,

and

will

heated

steam

and

supplied

with

Ele-

vator.

The

attention

Music

students

invited

tho

unequalled

combination

advantages

offered

this

Conservatory:

Its

work

carried

preeminently

religious

atmos-

phere.

Its

teachers

are

all

Christian

men

and

women,

who

believe

that

tho

highest

attain-

ments

music

need

not

and

should

not bo

purchased,

they

too

often

arc,

with

lapse

from

good

habits,

tho

loss

Christian

faith.

Its

instruction

tho

most

thorough

sort.

aims

give

that

broad

and

substantial

cul-

ture

music

which

goes

ranch

further

than

the

mere

ability

sing

song

thrum

instrument.

Its

charges

aro

cry

low.

The

entire

expenses

student for

college

year

need not

exceed

S300

S350,

and

with

careful

economy

may

brought

still

lower.

Those

whowish

give

only

part

their

timo

music,

arc

able

pursue

special

studies,

un-

der

tho

best

teachers,

any

the

other

departments

Oberlin

College.

Over

four

hundred

students

were

in attend-

ance

this

Conservatory

last

year,

and

has

applications

every

year

for

teachers,

or-

ganists,

etc.,

than

can

fill

from

graduates.

Tlie

Fall

term

begins

Tnesday,

Sept.

lGth,

lBSt."

The

various

literary

and

musical

societies,

aud

lectures,

the

mostpopular

lecturers,

and

musical

entertainments,

offer all

tho

opportu-

nities

for

entertainment

and

improvement

that

the

students

can

spare

from

their

studies.

these

occasions

the

stent

hall,

seating

1,100

persons,

usually

well

filled;

price

tickets

generally

twenty-fiv-

cents.

addition,

when

any

desirable

enlertainment

does

not

come

the

town,

but

the

great

city,

hour

dis-

tant

rail,

the

railway

management

always

ready

run

extra

train

cars

for tho

ac-

commodation

those

wishing

it,

(if

suffi-

cient

number)

and

the

managers

the

enter-

tainment

modify

their

charges,

that

the

passage

both

ways,

and

entertainment

cost

the

students

only

about

the

same

they

tho

citizens

Cleveland,

usually

$1.25

each,

being

about

the

same

the

usual

charges

Music

Hall

this

city.

might

expected

town

built

up as

Oberlin

has

been,

largely

those

attracted

there

its

educational

and

religious

advan-

tages,

and

their

lovo

sobriety

and

good

order,

its

society

exceptionally

desirable.

Probably

not

one

householder

the

town,

but

would

vote

against

any

license

liquor

sa-

loon

within

its

limits,

any

other

establish-

ment

which

would

source

temptation

the

young

people

gathered

there

tor

edu-

cation.

There

vocation

of life

which

OWlm

not

honorably

represented,

upon

the

farms,

the

workshop

and

counting

room,

thenar,

upon

the

bench,

the

pulpit

and

legislative

halls,

the

executive

chamber,

scientific

investigation,

the

army

and

the

navy.

Presidents

and

Professors

and

Teachers

other

institutions,

has

furnished

large

number

throughout

tbe

land,

from

Harvard

and

Yalo

the

east,

the

University

California

the

west; from

Wellesley

College

Mills

Seminary.

Its

inflaence

has

been

feltforgood

throughout

the

country.

gentleman

re-

marked

few

years

since,

that

lead-

ing

Union

General

said

him

that

saved

tho

Union.

explanation

said

that its

in-

fluence

saved

the

loyalty

Ohio,

and had

its

loyalty

not

been

preserved,

the

Union

cause

could

not

have

triumphed.

However

this

may

be,

one

has

only

look

upon

its

cenotaph

the

public

square

and

mark

hundred

names

its

sons,

fallen

the

fiold,

feel

that

Its

devotion

its

cause

was

stronger

than

the

love

life.

Oberlin

President

Garfield

has

remarked:

know

place

where

scholarship

has

touched

tbe

nerve

center

public

life

effec-

tually

Oberlin.

fostering

the

entire

movement

higher

education

tbe

west

other

college

com-

pares

with

Oberlin.

She

has

educated

twelve

college

presidents,

five

them

now

ser-

vice;

one

hundred

and

fiftv

professors

and

structors,

while

large

number

who

labor

enlist

eastern

are

her

graduates.

The

Xew

West

education

commission

finds

other

snch ally.

Her

contribution

tho

min-

istry

unequalled:

Yale

sending

eight;

Wi-

lliams,

eleven:

AmhcrsL

twentv.twn.

nnrf

lin,

thirty-eig-

per

cent,

her

male

graduates

into

it.

Since

the

war

Oberlin

has

sect

into

the

uni-

versities

and

schools

for

Frccdmcrr

ten

times

many

teachers

any

other

school.

Though

her

main

force

has

been

spent

our

own

land,

the

American

Board

finds

her

efficient

ally

foreign

shores.

The

investigations

two

her

sons,

Professor

Haydcn

Wash-

ington,

and

Elisha

Gray

Chicago,

have

not

only promoted

science,

hut

contributed

im-

mensely

to the

material

interests

tbe

coun.

try."

knew

Oberlin

well,

and

what

said

then

true

now.

Of all

the

excellent

institutions

which

abound

throusrbont

tho

land,

and them

are

many,

know

none

which,

for

all

the

practical

purposes

life,

would

soon

trust

son

daughter

for

education

Oberlin.

Its

direction

and

scholarship

are

second

none,

and

know

other,

having,

the

moral

guardianship

its

surroundings

which

Ober-

lin has,

and

which

many

parents

feel

essential

the

safetr

their

rhlMmn

il,

formation

their

characters.

True,

the

student

will

not become

man,

under

the

most

favor-

able

drcumstances,

unless

he has

hita

the

elements

manhood

which

his

own

diligence

must

develop;

but

favorable

surroundings

help

greatly

development

the

right

direction,

unfavorable

circumstances

loo often

hinder

and

destroy.

The

question

economy

too

consid-

ered,

for

although

few,

favored

with

abundant

meanSj

may

little

importance,

yet

the

majontjr

communities,

mat-

ter

importance,

not

necessity,

and

upon

tliis

subject

find the

followingin

tho

Oberlin

Secietc

Jun2I,

1831,

txmcerninj

tho

grad-

uating

clasi,

Tho

"average

expense

for ths

collego

course,

between

$1,200

and

1,300.

Greatest

indiridail

expense,

$2,000;

least

SB0O.

One

member

has

earned

darinc

bis

lourae

1,000."

the

course

four

years.

makes

the

average

expense

little

than

5300

per

yAr,

From

the

same

authority

quote

tho

following;

"The

average

annual

expense

student

Harvard

SS0O,

Am-

herst,

5500;

Columbia,

$600;

Lafayette,

SJ00;

Princeton,

$600;

Tale,

$S00;

and

Williams

5500."

These

institutions

aro

better

known

here

than

Oberlin,

and

hence

for

the benefit

those

residents,

who-i-

time

may

wish

tend

children

the

United

Stale,

have

given

some

account

tho

latter.

Dr.

Fairchitd,

who

has

recently

visited

Ihe

islands,

and

who

bad

long

been

professor

the

institution,

was

unanimously

elected

pres-

ident,

upon

the

resignation

Mr.

Finney;

eighteen

years

since.

has

performed

tho

duties

tbe position

with

marked

ability,

tho

cnlire

satisfaction

the

trustees

and

the

patrons

the

institution.

was

one

its

earliest

graduates,

and

student,

teacher,

professor

and

president,

has

been

connected

with

fifty

year,

having

entered

1631.

has

able

professors

and

teachers

all ef

its

departments,

and

has

been

highly

prospered,

having,

think,

tho

largestnumber

students

(1,493)

any

educational

establishment

the

United

States,

except

povibly

Michigan

University.

Yours

truly,

Cxsrix.

Central

bcrrtistmtnls.

FROTH.

pueou.

Freeth

Peacock

No.

Nuuanu

Street,

HONOLULU.

Wine

Spirit

COMMISSION

MERCHANTS

Offer

for

Sale

the

Lowest

Market

Rates

lirre

and

well

(elected

stock

of tac

Choked

and

most

Favorite

Brandt

Ales.

Beers.

Porters.

Wines,

Spirits,

Liqueuers,

Side

XStCn

ALL

GOODS

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HAVE

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MERCHANDISE

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Sold

LOW

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"Electric

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130S

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lb.

PAILS

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PRIME

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AMI

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Tar

and

Pitch,

COAL

Casks

for

Family

Use.

KECOXD-IIAX-

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sa"fes

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sizes

CUMBERLAND

COAL

CARD

MATCHES

Fairbanks

Platform

Scales,

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16,17,18

Axe

Handles,

Pick

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Cotton

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Salt,

Plaster,

Choice

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CHAIRS

Barrel

Snooks

EXCELSIOR,

Plimton

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HANDY

PHVETONS,

New

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Carriages,

TEW

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CIDER

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HAND

CARTS,

EASTERN

MADE

OXCARTS

SUGAR

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33X3S

BREWER

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FOR

SALE.

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Tramway,

pound

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pound

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Steel

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conciznnient.

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CO.

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Saloon

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announce

friend?

and

tbe

public

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has

opened

the

a.boro

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where

first-cla-

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front

till

m.,

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snperrliion

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and

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from

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obtained,

and

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noeto

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SHEET

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WORKER

PLUMBING,

all

its

branches

flo-tesia-

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all

sizes;

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Flora.

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dm.

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tor

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Iron

7a,

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all

sizes,"

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laid

lowest

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Iron

and

Lead Soil

Pipe,

House

Furnishing

Goods,

all

kinds;

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UOSE-A-

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UANJOS,

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will

fiReceive

Prompt

and

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