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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-06-20
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
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slam the door gently!
Most people can hear,
BY listening intentiy
When thunder rolls near.
And some folks, if earthquakes
Shonld travel their way,
Would ne stirred by the great shakes
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ ARDITO has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate Of jerome Ardito, deceased All
oer,ons having claims against said estate will
present them properly proved for allowance and
navmsnt. LEWIS ARDlTO,
Administrator Of Jerome Ardito.
Claims may be presented to the undtrsigned At
..IoasS1 XLRx. LKPoRT, Agent.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE no. IL.
U>IrID ST.r,s REsIsTrR's OFFICE, [

AUnoRA. Nevsts. August IS. 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ". y.
~ S-awell, +. W. Mektnstry. William WI
VOORHEES, and David McD ugal have this day
filed IN this Office a diagram tcse,H-r with = ne
tice of arrl cAti'n for a patent f. VIA tho UsiteA
states. under Acts Of Congress approved July
% ls66. and May 10, 49,. for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or lsde d
qrartz or other rock in pace, hearing gold and
silver. know As the Antelope Lode. situated %
Silver Hill. in the E-m-ral.ia Mining District.
particularly described As follows: Beginning At
the q y him shnfr IN said lode: thence along til
vein or lode nortN 60 deg 10 min east-26ot
feet; thence north Is deg. 80 min eist-3sa.5
feet to east end of location Returning to point Of
b. ginning; thence snnth SO deg so min. wcsN-
lis 5 fee: thence north So deg. IS min wes~
us: fe-t; ii ence nurth 81 deg. SO min wesH-
i3l feet; thence south Sc deg. Is min. west
CT I feet; tn nee south Il de-. p min. wet
l12 3 fret making J. 200 feet in length by 200
fe-t " de, ard fully de-cri, ei in plat Of the sur
vey Of said lt-ie and Claim posted thereon and
filed in this office. containing five and 1910
acres, embracing said lode and ono hundred feet
OF. each side OF the center thereof The lode and
claim a-e near the clsim and lode known As the
"LAIy Tan" IN the south, ard on the north,
cas- and west are bounded 10y DO known CLAIMANT.
From ,ieveIopm nts made the w him shaft 70
mine is the Lady ia. e mine ou the south. The
location Of said Antelnfe lode i. of record in ths
Office Of the Mining Recorder of said District. at
Aurora, E-me'alda county, Nevada. and tks
notice and diagram Of -a'd lode aud claim can b
found posted near the Whim' .h f, thereon.
WILSON BUTLtR, Register.
au2s-fOd
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TAKE WARNING!

u,HE Y. 4 T. r. X. CO. ARE ANXIOUS to
take due precaution against accidents anc
loss Of life resulting from the running of then
trains: aad they take this nethod of warning pa
rents aii guardians against the dangers attending
the Tol common practice of children playing about
,uoir cars aad locomotives. Those having in charge
sne business of tue Cou, any find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. ~ no frequent the termini and stop
piLs place. II the read from climbing upon the
care and engines; and they will feel themseives
obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
auauvances are continued Recent accidents,
susrh are wholly ascribahle to the carelessness OF
rorsous in jumping on and OF tn. cars when i,
motion. should be warning enough in themselves
II. VI YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August Is. 1879. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-03
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU, JULY . lsa

HONOLULU, JULY 2, ls7a
We have the arrival of the Mohongo to note With
dates up to goth ult We hare no change to note in
domestic produce Sales of sugar by the latest sd-
vices from San francisco show some decline in the
prices, and best grades Of sugars may be quoted
at 81 to lOt cts.
Molasses in no demand and sales have been made
at % to IS for ordinary and 81 to 80 for choice.
We understand the duties have been taken Of Of cof
fee and tea and we have also indirect report that
the duties have been taken of of pull.
The steamship Nebraska arrived to-day bringing
large number of passengers and quite large freight
The New Zealand Government are dissatisfied, so
the papers say, with Mr.. Voge's arrangements The
premier Of the Victoria Government who took such
an active part with Messrs Webb and vogel in sus-
tanning the line via New Zealand has resigned and
quite doubtful if the government will entertain the
subsidy.
The bark Delaware cleared yesterday for Victoria
with large and valuable cargo consisting of sugar.
molasses, pull and rice.
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IoLAN CoLLEGE-The Exhibition at the Rev.
Archdeacon Masons took place on Monday even
ing July LIST, and the whole affair may honestly
be termed a most pleasing and happy success.
The audience representing the ellie of Honolulu
most numerousy embodied, filed the schoo-rOom
and testified unmistakably their appreciation of
the subject matter. The general arrangements
we're appropriate as well as ornamental. giving
ample scope for effect. without striving OF too
much. Our programme IS before US, and 10 we
hear the clock testifying the hour Of twelve /;
sounds awakening both interest and attention.
A selection from Shakspeare's great play of
" Hamlet" is presented to US, by Hawaiian boys,
pupils OF Mr.. Mason. We were astouished and
delighted, and so evidently were all present. The
boys were fairly costumed and captally made up,
their department and general bearing being in
full keeping With the proprieties of the situation
and the meaning Of the text, rejecting much
credit on themselves and their instructor, and
typi6ed beyond the shadow Of doubt that some.
body had been to the fore that fully understood
the author with the accompanying practicaty of
general effects Where all were perfect 10 the
text and entered so fully heart and hand in the
If is not just to individualize suffice it to
say. their audience were pleased greatly, and are
sounding loud peans Of praise in their favor this
morning on the street. Bombastes Furioso"
terminated the amusements OF the evening, which
will be numbered with a white stone in the men,
cries Of many. Floreat Iolani."
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LETT New Bedford several days before the Triton, and
expected here. obtained supplies on the Peruvian
coast. and has doubtless proceeded thence direct
North. Although the greater part Of the heet are
reported bound to San Francisco in the fall we are
informed that It will depend their success several
ship masters having informed us that they win not
proceed there with catch less than q thousand
barrels.
The Swedish ship ZaritEs, which arrived the I4th
uh with coal for the steamship line is taking in bal
last and will sail this week for Maiden Island (owned
by an English Guano Col to load guano, and thence
to Falmouth for orders.
TIE schooner Jordan arrived at San Francisco
the 9TH ut, % days hence, and reported to re-
turn via Humboldt, sailing about the LIST inst. The
bark Comet arrived the 18th ult in rs days. the
date also of the Mohongo's arrival. She was 10 the
dry-doek being re-coppered, when the steamer left
San Francisco, and although, announced TO sail the
22d, she could not possibly be ready TO sail before the
Gath.
THE Am. ship sardis, Follansbee, LEFT San Fran
cisco June goth in ballast, to touch at this port en-
route for Bakers Island to load guano for Europe
-THE American Guano Co.'s supply vessel C. NJ.
Ward, Capt. Hickman, sails for the Islands next
Saturday.
THE German clipper ship Terpsichore, Rissler. now
on her second voyage out from Hamburg to this port
in ballast route for the Guano Islands, was spok-
en- in the Atlantic April 18TH in vicinity of the equator
The Am. schooner Sovereign, Chambers, hence
Jan. 9th, arrived at San Francisco June 9th from
Tahiti, and reports Hawaiian seaman named Uila-
ma Akea, having fallen overheard during the pas
sage and drowned.
THE Brit brig Robert Cowan arrived at Victoria
June 9th, is days hence and is reported to return
with despatch via Burrard's Inlet.
An arrival Mt San Francisco reports having spoken
the whaling bark Midas, Capt. Hamill. April 18th
with $50 bbl' Of sperm oil since leaving Honolulu
The Midas had touched at the BONN Islands and
also reported the loss of the trading schooner Eagle
Capt. Bird, which had been cut of by natives of one
of the Solomon Islands, who murdered the entire
crew.
THE whaling bark Alaska of New Bedford, Fisher,
arrived at Russell, N. g., April 10th, months out
with 159 bbls of sperm. $50 of whale and $500 lbs
bone, bound to the Arctic.
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CAPT. THos. MELLES. late of the whaleship
Europa, OF Edgartown, who left bis vessel at New
Zealand in charge Of his first officer TO continue
the voyage home, arrived passenger by the Ne
braska. He informs us Of the murder of Capt
Mammen, of the whaling bark Onward, of sgd
ney, and Mr.. Rose, his fourth officer, by the ma
tives Of Covers Island, one Of the Solomon
Group. on the 10Th of April last. The captain
went ashore in the fourth mates boat for the
purpose Of trading with the natives, and while
proceeding TO the village with his officer, was at
tackled from behind and killed. The boats crew
were also attacked and some Of them wounded,
but they succeeded in reaching the ship Capt,
Mammen sailed from this port number Of years,
and upon the withdrawal of the Hawaiian bark
Wilhelm from the whaling business, be went TO
Sydney where be took charge of the Onward, a
sperm whaler,
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SHIPPING NEWS.

MEMORANDA OF SIR. NEBRAsKA.-Left Port Chal-
mers June 18th at 10 a. m; arrived at Lyttleton on
the sth at 10 a. and left same day at p. N. ar
rived at Wellington on the 9Th at 10 a. m and left at
p. IN. arrived Napier the 10th at 2:30 p. ms
having experienced the most severe gale known for
years on the New Zealand coast. The gale was &C
coupanied by heavy thunder and lightning and q
heavy head sea we we're Sc hours making our usual
l6 hours run. Left Napier at SSe p. N, arriving at
Auckland the 18th at II p m, and leaving the
I4th at a. N. On the 10th passed steamer sup
posed to be the Nevada sgnalized her but received
no answer. We bring % of freight and passen-
gers for Honolulu for San Francisco, ITO tons Of
freight and 10 passengers.
R. W. LAISE, Purser.
TIE LAST WHALER En- RoUrE.-The whaling bark
Triton arrived the morning of the 29th ult, near
ly six months out from New Bedford, with 10 bar
rels of Sperm Oil. She left home in charge Of the
first oeer Mr.. Fisher, the Sth Of January last and
arrived at Hio the goth ult. where Capt. Hopping
stone Joined her, and sailed the 22d, touching at Ka
waihse for vegetables and livestock. The Triton
sailed for the Arctic the evening Of the 29th, having
laid " of-and on" to obtain letters and men. She
will arrive North in time for whaling, which has not
commenced during the past few years, until after the
LIST Of August. The ArnOda, Capt. Bauldry, which
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PASSENGERS.

From Mindwzrd Ports per stmr Kilausa June 3O-Mr
RitsOn, wife and son, Mrs Cowe Mrs Scisson Miss
Peabody VIM King. W II Cornwe. Ben 0ber Hon Kipi,
Alex Mclean, Smith, Mr. Ai0na, Mr. Apana and II deck
From san Francisco per Mohougo June 3O--H lie Mon
nyer Nation, Bishop Willis, Rev Davis, Mrs Davis,
Miss Willis, Miss Prvett Trembetb, Swan, Hore,
Ii Black II Williams Kirwan, Geo Dabney TIC Penery,
Brown, Miss Brown II Franks, Brown Chinese and
81 in trausitu for New Zealand aud Australia
For Windwsrd Ports per stmr Kauea July Mrs Rson
and children Miss Lucy White Rev Bishop wife and
children, Miss Mary Wicke Mr. and Mrs II Cornvell and
child, Rev Paris wife and children. Miss Ella Paris
Miss Carpenter, Miss Fernandez, Mrs Seal, Kuhean
D Paris, Jr, Mr. Aiona.
For Victoria c. per Delaware, July IN Haley, wife
and children, Henry Ulii
From Auckland per Nebraska, July 2-H II Pstten, W E
Austen Payne, and l72 In transu for San Francisco.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
June 2-Schrs Kamo and Knau from Maui and Jenny from
Kauai.
27-Schrs Hokulele from Kahoolawe and Keoni Ans
from Kauai.
2s-Schr WaiOla from Molokai
Gam VIII bk Triton. Heppingstone, mos out from
New Bedford, with IS sperm, schrs Ullsma from
Hawaii, Pauahi from Molokai, Hattie and Fairy
Queen from Kauai, MOikeiki and sip Live Yankee
from Maui.
SQ-Am stmr MohongO, Wakeman days and Il hours
from san Francisco, stmr Kilauea from " indward
Ports schrs Annie from Hawaii, Kamoi and Nettis
Merrill from Maui, and Warwick from MOlOka.
July 1-Schr Juanita from MOlokRi.
2-Am VIII bk Rainbow, Grey, l9 mos out from South
Pacific, with 60 sperm; Am bk Aureola. Ross, 81
days fIom Nanaimo, b c., and Am stmr Nebraska,
Harding, 10 days from Auckland.
SAILED.
June 26-sehrs Isabella for Kaneohe Manuokawa and Odd
and Juanits for Molokai.
27-Schrs Kinau and Kamo for Maui.
2s-Schrs Hokuele and Mary Ellen for Maui and Keoni
Ana for Kauai.
gam VIII bk Triton Heppiugstone to cruise, and
schr Wsiola for MolOkai.
S0-Schr Kamoi for Maui.
July lam bk Delaware Rollins for Victoria Kilauea
for Windward Ports, schrs Moikeiki for Maui, Pau
Rhi for Mookai, Uilama for Hawaii, and Fairy
Queen for Kauai,
2-swedish ship ZaritEa skantze, for Maiden Is.
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COLLECTION GENERALS orrrcE,

Sra: These tables show a considerable decrease in
expectations compared with last year The de-
crease would have been but small if the domestic pro-
duce now in hand could have been shipped.
The accumulation of domestic produce in Honolulu,
of Sugar alone is nealy million and half of pounds
awaiting shipment. This with the fact that but 1897
gallons of Hawaiian caught Oil has been shipped dur
ing the last six months. against 1S5, Is6 gallons in
the same time last year. will account for large por
ton Of the decrease
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C AR.DIANs' SAL (
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate !

At THE REQUEST OF CHARLES KANAINA
n and Charles r. Bishop. Guardians q the person
and property Of II. II. William c. LuEalilo. Hnd uu
der authority Of order Of sale from the SuPruas
Court, made by the Hon. Elisha II. Allen. Chief Jus-
tice. dated the 25th day Of Nav. A. D. 1879. vii
offer for sale at public auction, az II o'clock Roon.
ON THE 10Th DAY OF JULY NEXT.
on the premises all the right. title and interest q
the said VIM c. Lunalo in and to sll that lot q
land with the buildings thereon Except the wooden
budings), situate the mauka side Of King Street.
adjoining and Waikiki side Of IolAni Palace prem
ises in Honolulu and bounded and described stated
in said Order Of Court, follows; " Comncnciag
upon the Northerly side Of King Street. at the South
westerly corner Of this lot, running from ghcues
South $50 so, East chains along northeriy side
Of King street thence South GO so, East J 3o-iOo
chains along northerly side Of King street theses
North IL, East 1900 chains, bounded b. Mission
House lot thence South So. East 2T-Ioa chains.
bounded by Mission House lot thence North -.
East 5000 chains along Westerly side fPunchboEi
street thence North 40 IS, West 1870 chains.
bounded BY house lot belonging 10 Laanui thence
North IS 90, East lll9e chains, bounded By houss
lot belonging TO LaanHi; thence North 90 So West
90-l00 chains along southery side Of Palace Taik
TO North-wesery Of this lots thence following
coral wall bounding Palace yard the East to point
Of commencement, comprising Of acres aEd
10 perches," more or less.
c. S. BARLOW, Auetioassr.
Honolulu, June IL, 1872. 23-4t
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ANOTHER NIcrN OF GIANT POWDER Mr.
Edward Il Bailey, of Waikiki. Maui, while pre-
PArIng to fish with Giant Powder met with Sc
rious accident OF Saturday last. The fuse being
defective the powder exploded prematurey. blow
ing bis hand TO atoms. Fortunately, the schooner
Moi vas IN port at the time, and the unfortunate
Young man was placed on board and the vessel
sailed for Houcluu. where she arrived on Sunday
morning. The hand was amputated above the
wrist BY DR.. McGrev, and We understand the pa
tent is doing we'll 1t is to be hoped that the
Law recently passed by the Legislature forbidding
the use Of giant powder, will, when It comes in
force. be rigidly carried ont.
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Avis aux Francois.
OPTION DE NATIoNALITE DIES ALsAcIENs LoRRAINs
REsIDANT LETRANGER
: Es INDIvIDUs ORIGINATES D

T ES INDIVIDUS ORIGINATES DES
IL territories cedes PAemagne qui residant hors
dEurope devront faire Ia declaration doption pour
Ia nationalite franchise dams un deai qu ne cut
s'etendre della du Ter octobre. 1873.
Passe ce delai, lis serOnt consderes CONNIE ALE
mands.
En- ce qui concerne les mineurs, il etc entendu
que eur declaration doption serat valabement fate
Resistance de eurs representants legaux, cest
a-dire des tuteurs pour les mineurs nOn-emaneipes
des cursteurs pour les mineurs emancipes.
QUAINT sommes mariees nees Alsace-Lorraine,
celles qui voudront METRE leur nAtonate Pabri de
toute condensation ulterieure, devront fare, avec
Passistnnce de leurs mari declaration d'option
Aux ermes de Particle de Ia convention additiOnelle
de Franefort IL Decembre 1871, Poption en- favour
de Ia nAtonae franchise resuiera pour les indvidus
residant petranger dune declaration fate devant
une Chancellere dplomstque du consulat franchise,
GU de leur characterization dams Pune de ces Chan
celleries.
Les interesses ont done, leur chofx, lie moyen de
faire eonstater eur option, soft par une declaration
coaforme a celle qui Sc trouve en- Ia Chancelleris
franchise, soft par CHARACTERIZATION efeetuee
nouvelee dams les formes ordnaires.
Fsit en- Chancellsris le II JUN, 1879.
Oh. PERNET,
23-H Acting Commissioner.
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THE RIGHT REVEREND BIsHor WILLS Angli-
en- Bishop OF Honolulu, arrived here in the Mo-
houro on Sunday morning last. The Bishop has
been cordially received by all His high reputn-
iion as devout aud earnest Christian. together
with his genial manners and known liberal views,
promise career Of usefulness here highly bene-
6cial 10 the people.
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Loss OF The ANERIcAS SHIP QUEES OF THE
EasT.-The captain and crew OF the American
ship Queen Of the Fast arrived at Sydney on the
morning Of April 2sih, the ship having struck on
an unknown reef on the 18th Of The same month.
The reef, according 10 observations taken the
day previous to the disaster is 10 about 290 30
south latitude. and 59o al East longitude
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed
i Administrator with VIII annexed Of the E.tsfs
Of the late P. II. TreadWay. Of LAbaiBa. deceased.
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said estate 10
make immediate payment and all claims must b
presented within six months from the first pubcatien
Of this notice, or they will DO forever barred
w. c. PARKE.
Honolulu June 20. 1872 2su
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Ur 70 the present time there have been thirty
cases Of small pox reported, seven of which have
died. We understand one case 10 have been re-
ported AZ Makawao. Maui, which was Immediately
isolated together with those with whom the per-
son having the disease b. been 70 contact
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Burrows HkLL--An enthusiastic audience,
greeted Madame Duret and Mr.. Pauncefort at
the elegant entertainment given by them on
Saturday evening at the Hall The performance
comprised selections from the Iron Chest" the
" Hunchback" and the petite comedy of the
4" Morning CALI in all Of which these versatile
artists acquitted themselves 10 perfection. al
though The latter was pronounced the gem of the
evening. The enterprising proprietor Mr.
Williams deserves much credit for the very taste
fnl manner N which the stage was arranged on
this aud former occasions.
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MEsszs- CLESHoRS & Go. have just received at
their Fort Street store 4 very superior assert
rnent Of gloves, fancy goods. &C.
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THU. 5. 5. Narragansett takes her departure

TEE Z. 5. :. Nauagansett takes her departure
on Saturday. having been detained much longer
thaH was intended when she arrived awaiting
dispatches We understand that she will visit
several groups in the Pacific. including the Navi-
gators. and thence to Auckland and Sydney.
From there il is probable that she will proceed
20 Callao and on her way to San Francisco from
that port, NAV again visN Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-03

The Ahupuaa Of WaiIua, situated the Island Of
Kauai containing about - acres, and having
thereon eommodious Dwelling Houses and Out-houses
The Land known as Kawahae Uka, situated near
to the Port Of Kawaihae, Island Of Hawaii, known
the Potato District on that Island.
The Abupuaa Of PolOlu, situated in the District Of
Kohala, Island Of Hawaii.
The Land known as KesAu. situated in the Dis
trict of waianae, Island Of Oahu. This is a good
Grazing Land.
The Commissioners desire to receive any PROPOSE
tons regarding the manner, terms Of lease and price
which any persons desiring these lands, any por-
ton Of them, shall think il proper to make.
The Undersigned would prefer written applications,
setting forth fully the views Of the applicants and be
viii give all information in bis possession 70 enquir-
ers. By Order. JN0. o. D0MINIs,
10 3m Commissioner and Land Agent.