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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

JOKE on the Chicago Police-they
put wire screens over the jail windows
TO prevent liquor being passed In
through the grsrmgs by friends Of the
pri,oners outside. Too thin. Prisoner
lowers string to friend under the
window who attaches a hottie with a
straw fixed In the cork, which Is drawn
up, and the straw being pulled
through the meshes Of the screen. prls-
on,r proceed, to get gloriously drunk
In spite Of the police. 90, --. --r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

The "oldest inhabitant" has been
reading = series, OF articles OH the
adulterstfon of liquors, and has arriv-
ed at somewhat singular conclusion.
The analysis Of those liquors showed
an average Of about sixty-tivs Of water
to- thitty.tiye Of spirits. They don't
give splits q lair chance" says the
aged bacchanal '"thry'il keep on
foollng with water till It depopulates
the earth again. !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

An acorn supeuded BY piece of
thread within half an Inch Of the sur
face Of water In u hyacinth glass, will.
In q fsw months, burst aud throw u
root down Into the water, aud shoot
upward Its stfalght and taperipg stem.
with beautiful little green leaves. A
young oak tree, growing In this way
on, The, mantle shelf of q room, is u
very elegant and Interesting object. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

DuRrNo the late civil war some chill
dren were talking Of their fathers and
brothers who had been captured Us
prisoners Of war. Many tales OF forts
aud camps were told, the speakers evil
IDENTIFY priding themselves very much
on the sutferings Of their relatives,
when q little fellow who had been
silent, now spoke up !" That's nuthln, l"
said be. /" I've got M uncle In prison,
too; and he ain't never been to war,
uuther."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

SOME we'll dressed scamp In Western
New York hired a party Of canal boys
to pull green beans In n lot he claimed
to own. agreeing to pay them after
ward. TEs owner, came after they had
destroyed about MI acre Of them and
protested. They drove him OFT but
having . suspicion excited went In
search ofthelr employer. They could
not tind hlu.-- When. they do. 1t will
be Interesting for him. u y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

Of Maui Appeal sustained. L. McCully fol-
Appellant; R. H. Stanley, contra
In re, Estate of Paele, o. of Ualapue, oil
Molokai, deceased-Appeal from decision of Cir.
cult Judge OF Maui. No appearance.
lu re, Estate Of Thomas King, of Honolulu
deceased-Appeal from decision of Mr.. Justice
Widemann. Appeal sustained in part. Mr..
Phillips for Appellant.
Campbell & Turton VS.. David Kamaiopili, Ad-
ministrator Of Estate Of KahookanO-Appeal
from decision of Chief Justice Allen. Argued
and submitted. A. f. Judd for Complainant ;
Messrs. Keawehunahala and McCuly for Re
spondondent.
In re, Proof Of the Will of Elisabeth K Ha-
lulu, of Honolulu, deceased-Motion for new
trial. Motion withdrawn Kaaaukane for Motion.
}. B. Keohokii, k, VS.. Kahananui, w.-Di-
vorce. Discontinued. Kaukaha for Plainiiff
10 re, Estate OF Poholowai, deceased-Ques-
ton reserved.
B. F. Bolles, composing the firm of Boes q
Co, vs. A. Unna, Administrator of the Estate of
J. Lyons, deceased-Appeal from Police Court
Of Ilonolulu-Decislon of lower Court confirmed
w. Dole for Plaintiff; a. F. Judd for Defendant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
One-half Of a Certain Lot Of Land
Assignee's sale.

FINHE Undersigned will Sell az Public
i Auction, BY order Of =. A. schaeisr. Esq. A.
signee Of the Estate Of AHO. lately fsng business
Maunakea Street, in the city Of Henoi1iu. under
the name and style Of SING YEE on Saturday. -
23d November At y O'Clock ~. on tho premises az
the right, title and interest Of the said Aha IN and
the following described property. together with aI
the buildings thereon situated, viz. All hat certain
piece or parcel Of land, situated the east sids u
Maunakca Street, and bounded and described fol-
lows: % beginning az the corner % Euluhinu and
running So feet along the Alanui kahauai. b ne
Aanui Kahi Punaua; thence along said Alaaui S.
feet deep. thence SO feet parallel 10 the Aanu Eahs
wal aforesaid 10 the pa d Kuiahinu. thence along
said pa S. feet 20 The point u commencement"
The above property was granted % Kuapau snd
Kapea by Royal Patent No. 1859. and By the sail
kuapuU and Kapea conveyed 60 r T. Wakeman -
deed dated the 10th day Of October, A. D. Is5s. Hnf
recorded 10 the Office Of the Registrar Of Conveyances
in Liber II, pages 100 and 10l and ~ thc ssid
Wakeman conveyed b the said Aho By deed datci
sth day Of July. A. b. 1870, and recorded IN ne
Office Of the Registrar Of ConveyaneeI IN Libef 30
on pages 226 and ~.
The above viii be sold subject TO a. narfra-s ia
favor Of Mr.. II. Dimond Tor the sun % Ssoo. via
interest thereon from the Sch day o. kugaEt. A. D.
1872. at the rate Of per cent. per month
Papers can be examined AZ the oaice q Mr. p. A.
Schaefer. G. S. BARLOW, Aac'r.
Honolulu. October 30. 1871. ga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLuLr. NOVEMBER u 1s-a

HONOBILU, NOVEMBER II, 1872.
The foreign arrivals since last report the bark
ibadi from Portland Oregon route for HougkOng with
flour and Chinese passengers She will take some freight
and passengers from this place. The ship Maiura
from Newcastle with Goals for the steamers aw
schooner Hanailo, from the Guano Islands.
The Gaibadi reports the Fakinburg having LEFT Asto
ria for Portland the llth ult.
We have further arrivals Of whalers to report There
three four which intended to come hee probably the
winds for week past have been unfvoabe making the
islands
C. S Bartow held sale Wednesday Thursday and Fri
day last week. it being clearing sale Of English consgn-
Although large portion goods brought low
prices the sale better than could have been expected
considering the state of trade.
We have not known time for many years when so little
produce being brought forward present. therefore
export trade is the lowest ebb and Exchange on san
Francisco is very parties being Obliged ship
specie As hut little gold be had American hafdoas
the only available coin for export We have every rea-
to believe that few weeks work change in this
respect, quite number Of Plantations commence
grinding in all this month. We may look liberal ship
ments to be made by the middle Of December hope that
circulating medium may be kept in the country We
have suppose iporations be in keeping
with wants. and will therefore f short Of former years
Orr exports ought to- and will think cover our impats
and We why Exchange may be had on Cali
fornia at former 10y the New Year, at least.
One thing overlook by In former years in tho fall
season, when little produce going forward had
for funds for whaers and for the purchase
Bone and those who had ands in California needed them
this way and the purchases become the remitters
change As it the present time funds ordered from
there in another direction, e. the Eastern States
Europe We might also mention that whaers exchange has
in former years been used quite extensively for
tanoos to California the East, which
for exchange being scarce at this time on that port
The bark Courier is loading for Bremen With OIL Bone
Wool, hides, Tallow, &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

The church-and-state ferment continues with
out abatement. The old Catholics are once more
in session. at Munich. The Catholic riot at
Essen, which led to bloody conflict between the
mob and the troops, is charged by the UltrnmOn-
tame press to Bismarck's ant-Jesuit policy but
in reality it was the breaking out of an old sore,
and called for desperate remedies Essen, seat
of manufacturing and mining industries, with a
population of over 10000 lies in the heart of the
Cleve-Julich district, which figured so largely in
the Thirty Years War as the stronghold OF
Catholicism upon the Lower Rhine Ever since
its incorporation with Prussia this district has
been uneasy under the rule of a Protestant
dynasty; and of late years the younger clergy
and the clerical press, inspired by the Jesuits
have almost made treason to Prussia a test of
loyalty to Rome. In the war of 1866 the SYM
pathies of the people were with Austria and
though in lS7O-7l they were carried along with
the tide of national patriotism, they are to day
more with Rome than with Germany The &C.
clesiastics infamed the people against the Jesuit
law; and the rumor that the Jesnits were to be
expelled by force, and even carried of at mid
night by the police, was enough to raise mob.
The Government promptly sent two battalons
of infantry from Dusseldorf to put down the dis
turbance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

THEarmcN--The second appearance of Fanny
Morgan Phelps ht Bufum's Hall on Saturday
evening was greeted BY large and appreciative
audience The comedies presented were received
Eith great applause and the favorable opinion
formed Of the ability Of Fanny Morgan Phelps as
an actress, BY those who we're so fortunate as 10
witness her first performance here on the Mon
day evening previous. was more than sustained.
Both The I" Comical Countess" and the Maid Of
Munster" lthe pieces preseuted) are both well
fitted to display the peculiar talents Of Miss
Phelps It has seldom been the good fortune of
accomplished artists who have visited Honolulu
70 be able to command as able support as Miss
Phelps finds in Mr.. Joseph Rayner and Mr.. lie
Roy Both these gentlemen are well and favor
ably known to the theatre going public and have
aiEsys been greeted by their audiences here with
The applause which they well deserve Miss
Phelps vas again greeted by a full audience last
evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

CoA1--The German ship Madura Storm, ar
rived at this port on Monday, 6s days from New
Castle. y : ", with a cargo of 1880 tons o.
coal TO the agents Of the q. s, n. z Il, and A.
Mail Steamship line. The Madura reports the
ship Alice Ball as having sailed on the same day
sept 81 for this port with cargo ofl560 tons
OF coal to the same oousiguees. The Syren at
the time Of the departure Of the Madura from
New Castle was awaiting her turn to load. We
undersian that portion Of her cargo will be
for the use OF the steamer Kiauea and the
halance for sale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

The GaribAldi from Astoria touches for supplies
and water she has some $40 Chinese passengers and
her cargo consists of $500 bbis Oregon Flour, 50
cases Turpentine and 900 II Lumber.
TIE schooner Luka, Ballisier, which cleared for
starbuck Island on the 5th and the keteh LunallO,
English, for Islands in the Pacific, the 7th owing
to the light soutberiy wind and Gains did not sail
till the 9th inst, when they tOWed to by the
Pele.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

VIZ have seen at the Carriage and Blacksmith
Shop Of Mr. Ben6eld, on King street, light
buggy made by Mr.. West. the manager of the
establishment. which, for finish, beauty, and
strength. is quite equal to any iof the same
same class OF vehicles imported from abroad.
When We say that this buggy was made by Mr..
West we mean to be understood that he made
both the wood and iron work and from the fine
ness Of the work IN both it would be difficult to
SAY whether he is more skillful in one than in
the other. We also noticed the painting on sew
e5l carriages ia the same establishment, which
appeared TO Us to be superiour to any we have
before seen 10 this country. Upon inquiry. we
found that this part Of the work was done by
Mr.. Harrison. recently from New York, where
BE- has been employed in carriage painting in
some Of the first establishments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

By the Hilauea and Uilama from Kona, Hawaii,
the former on Saturday and the latter on Mon
DAY, we learn that the indications Of a kona
storm which appeared here last week were
realized there. Both vessels were obliged to
leave passengers and freight behind on account
OF mol being able to land at the principal points
Of embarkation. Il is not unlikely that we shall
hear Of a severe southcrlE gale having been ex-
purienced by vessels happening to be at the time,
a short distance to the eastward of Hawaii as
the heavy sea along the aouth west COST of that
island gave indications Of heavier storm not far
distant than was actually experienced there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
PASSENGERS.

For Guano Islands per c NJ Ward Nov sc Bridges,
Kinney, Mr. Wright, Mr. Hines Weaver and % laborers
From Windward Ports per stmr Kauea Nov e-Mrs Need
ham and children Miss Maria Beckley Miss Mary Minor
Miss Mary Richardson Mrs Forbes and children
Brown, and IS deck.
For Islands in the Pacific per Lunalilo Nov Edward
ProbArt, Peter MAllinger and Mauihkis.
From Astoria. o, per Garibadi, Nov lO-J GalIiger
For wfndward Ports. PER Kilauea. I1-His Ex
Gov Nshaoleua Ms Capt MAkee Nicholas George Mrs
Welsh and 50 deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

THr Rev bridge at Kalihi on the road to Eva
will be open to public traffic on Friday or Satur-
day OF this week This bridge is a most substan-
iiai one being built Of heavy timbers supported
on a row Of iron piles fixed in the solid rock in
the bed OF the stream the planking being COW
cred with sheathing felt and asphalt with pulyer-
lied stone over the composition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

THE next steamer from San Francisco will be
due here on Friday or Saturday. However,
(which is doubtfuD should the Dakota have sailed
from san Francisco on the 9th inst-last We'd
neslay-she may arrive Tomorrow. Considerable
anxiety felt by our American residents as to
the exact result OF the Presidential Election on
the 9th. Should the Dakota have sailed on the
9Th. little more than a rough estimate of the re-
suit vii be received by her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

We learn that the crater Of Kilauea is still
very active the great south lake being full of lava
sometimes to overlooking, presenting an un-
usualiy active surface; being kept by the escap-
who desire to see Madame Pele in a furry"
would do well to pay her a visit by next steamer.
a trip to Kona and a ride thence to the volcano
and Hilo in time for the steamer Of the 18th
would with party Of tourists make pleasant
excursion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

W. are requested by the p. NJ General to in
form Marcus II. Sigman through this paper, that
by The last mail two letters were received at the
Posi-ofice, TO his address. As they are probably
important to him. he is requested to call and get
them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
Guardians Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED has been duly APP
il pointed guardian of the Estate of kUNUIAKEA
KAE0. of Honolulu. Oahu, in accordance with the
provisions of the Civil Code. Section 1852. All per-
are hereby notified that debts be contract
ed by said Kunuiakea Kaeo without my authority -
and all persons indebted to him, will make payment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
Assignees' Notice.

TN ORDER To CLOSE UP THF Az
fairs of the Estate of CHALLAMEL Il CO., all
persons still indebted to said Estate are hereby
auired to make immediate payment to Mr.. W
BARNES, or to the undersigned. as otherwise they
will be prosecuted at Law. F. BANNING.
T. A. SCHAEFER.
AZ AsSgnees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
Absolutely no Restriction on Travel!
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent. The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than one quarter per cent Why
insure the latter and neglect the former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, an ex-
pense. but Il investment in time of need.
No man can foresee the condition Of his affairs at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate
On Thursday tomorrow the valuable estate Of
the late J. r. Mofitt Stoney at Kahuku, will be
sold at auction by Messrs. Adams and Barlow.
Immediately after the sale OF this estate Mr..
Barlow viii sell the Lands Of Kahuku, Keana
and Malaekahaua adjoining the Kahuku Point
Estate and the Land of Puuuui. near Honolulu.
The latter property comprises over 100 acres of
land. upon which is a new and commodous
6weiliuE-house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
THREE OF ALLIsoNs
CELEBRATED
UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES,
FOR SALE BY
4+st THEo. II. DAVIES.
MarshaI's Sale.
IN ADMIRALTY

WHEREAS A BILL OF COMPLAINT
w has been filed in the Supreme Court Of the
Kingdom before the Hon. II. A. Widemann. Justice
of said Court sitting court of Admiralty on the
3lst. day of October, A D. 1872, by A. F. Judd,
Proctor for John n. Powless, Peter, Tony, Milo,
and Peter of Guam, against the schooner called the
Emily, whereof Z. A. Timan and is now master
and such proceedings having been tbereupon
had, by the decree of said Court in this made
and pronounced, on the 9Th day Of November, A. d.
1872 it ordered that the said schooner Emily to-
gether with her tackle apparel and furniture be sold
at Public Auction Friday the 18th day Of NoTem-
Der instant, at IL ".
Now therefore in obedience to said order to me d.
rected, shall sell Friday the 18th of November.
instant at 12 N, at the old Custom House wharf,
at Public Auction the said schooner Emily together
with her tackle, apparel and furniture.
An Inventory of said schooner be seen at the
ofice Of the Marshal, tonnage So
W. C. PARKE. Marshal.
a. E. P ADAMS, Auctioneer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
HAWAIIAN HOTEL,
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
THE FAMED PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC.

O. THIS ELEGANT HOTEL HAS
Lii been completed and is now open for the recep
ton of guests, having been erected without
gard expense costing with furniture 600.
All the chambers large and airy, and fitted with
luxurious baths and other modern conveniences.
Parties contemplating visiting the Islands eau al
ways rooms obtain reliable information by
addressing the Prnnrietor. L44-tfl A. HERBERT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

ALMOST a FfRE.-At about II O'Clock on Sat
urdary evening fire was discovered in a building
belonging to Mr.. A. Bolster, on Richards street,
between Merchant and Queen streets Forum
aiely, the flames had made but little headwaY
when they were discovered, and the prompt
measures taken by those who we're near at hand
prevented what might have been a serious con-
fagration. 1t Is supposed to have been the act
OF an incendiary, as the fire evidently first
originated between the shingles of the roof and
the plate on which the raiters rest. Probably
dry shavings or oiled rags we're placed between
the roof and the timber, and ignited by match.
A hole was burned in the roof something over q
foot in diameter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

Turing MY ABSENCE PROM THIS
~ Kingdom Mrs. Elizabeth Thrum will act for nc
under full power Of attorney. THOS. THRUM.
Honolulu. Nov 6, 1872. 43-5m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
City & District of Honolulu.
TAXES OLE Is72.

NOTICE is Hereby given that the I'M.
~ dersgned will collect the Taxes of this year,
for each aud every division of the above district
his Office in Marine street, (Aienui, and after
SATURDAY, the 10Th inst. and requests immediate
payment of the from all parties liable thereto.
GEO. II. LUCE Tax Collector,
Tax Office (Aienui) Honolulu.
Nov IL, 1872
Office open on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and satur-
days from 4. NJ. TOO P. VI. Att
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

SUDDEN DEGTH.-0n Monday morning a native
going along Hotel Street trundling hand cart,
stopped with his cart opposite Houghtailiug' IS
drinking saloon and sat down on bench iu the We
randall. Soon after sitting down he was heard to
fall of the bench by parties inside Of the saloon,
who rushed out and finding him insensible,
poured water on his head and braced him up,
sending, after some hesitation, for medical aid
DIR. Oliver was called and the man conveyed to
his Office, but upon arrival there was found to be
nearly dead. Every effort was made by the doc
tor TO restore hum, but without effect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET,

Next door to Steam Bakery Nuuanu Street. Honoluu
p. ". DUNE, PRoPEIErOE.
Beef, Mutton and Veal Of the Best Quality.
Also Salt Pork Salt Beef Superior Pork sange always
on hand and sold at the Lowest Market Prices.
81 Meats delivered 70 all parts Of the City Iiy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
Subject t. sugar.

The Lecture will be illustrated by chemical expert
ments. Friends of the Studedts and the Public
generally are inv: ed. Admission free
Lecture ia conn ence at Z, 80 Pm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

IMPORTS.
From Newcastle, y W, per Madura Nov II-I59O ton,
Coal
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.
Nov 7-Schrs Nettie Merrill and Kinau from Maui Active
from Hawaii and Hokulee from Kauai.
9-Stmr kilauea from Windward Ports.
l0-Am bk Garibadi, Noyes. > days from Astoria O,
bound to Honckong selrs Mary Ellen from Maui,
Prince and Uiiama from Hawaii.
ll-Ger ship Madura Storm Is days from Newcastle,
y 5 W, and schr Warwick from Molokai.
12Haw sohr kamaile, Doriy, % days from Jarvis Is
SAILED.
Nov 6-Schr Kamoi for Maui.
Flaw kech Lunalio English for Islands in the Paci-
fc.
Sam schr c VI Ward. Hickman for Guano Is
o-Sehrs Jenny, Hattie and KeOn Ana for Kauai.
n-Stmr Kiauca for WRdward Ports, and schr Hokulee
for Kauai
i2-sehrs UilaTna and Prince for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13

Er Moderate trade; 2nd-hot sury weather;
6tast rsiny appearance; sth-nai-rate trade llth-
lgt wind: l1fl-hot suiry weather; l5th-rany appear
nure lsth-strng trade and passing showers; 2lrd-dew
night: 4it-nolerafc trades 2stlircsh trades 29thpasug
raIn uf-ht.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
euARpAEs sale OE RElL SIZE

I AN Instructed BY the Guardian %
i AMELIA MITCHELL. minor. acting under
license from the Hon. II. A. Widamann, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court and the Attorney IN
fact Of CAROLINE MITCHELL PATERSON, %
sell at Public Auction, at Sales Room,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of NOy. next.
All the right title and interest Of The said imelsn
Mitchell and Caroline Mitchell Patterson. in and %
0ne-half of a Certain Lot Of Land,
Situated on Lipoa Street, Ksousula. Ho1olul-.
Conveyed by VI. Lpoa 70 Leonard Mitchell, Caroiins
Mitchell and Amelia Mitchell, fthe portion o. sid
Caroline and Amelia being one-half.l By deed n eqH-
veyance bearing date the sth day Of July, 1852 be-
ing portion of Land held under Royal Patent No
4f22, containing 259 Ito square fathoaas- Ilus
good Terms Cash the deed az the expense q he
purchaser.
The above Lot Is well situated. With q comfortable
two frame dwelling house. n viii Be offered az the
upset price Of Seven Hundred Dollars. For further
particulars, inquire Of W. c. JONES. OF
c. 5. BARLOW. Auc'r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sperm oil.
Polar Oil.
Kerosene Oil.
N o TIC r.

The undersigned having been aP-
l. pointed Assgnces Of the Estate of Chung Hoon
"a voluntary bankrupt hereby request all persons
indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment
to the said Assignees. 5. G. WILDER.
THE0. II. DAVIES,
II ASsignces.