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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THHBE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
u appointed Administrator pro ten. Of the Estate OF Cap
tain y T Bennett, deceased, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against the Estate to present the same for settlement,
and all parties indebted TO the Estate TO make immediate pay
ment 20 l B Peterson, Esq, at the Office Of A " Peircc & Co,
Honolulu, who is authorized TO receipt for the undersigned.
JAMES MAKEE,
Administrator Of Estate of Capt n 7 Bennett, deceased.
UIupalakus, Maui. June %, 1872. jy6 At
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Great Storm In England. .

A very destructive storm occurred throughout
England and along its coasts on Sunday last
Many buildings were demolished, pedestrians were
dashed to the ground by the violence of the hur-
ricane, and many severely injured by the flying
debris. Accounts from the seaport towns report
numerous marine disasters, eight ships having
been blown ashore in the harbor of Plymouth
alone.
Three pinnaclcs of the tower Of St. Thomas
Church, Devonshirc, were blown down, while the
congregation were at worship, and falling on the
roof crushed through into the body of the church
The congregation was seized with panic at the
first intimation Of danger, and rushed from the
building None were killed, and their escape is
regarded as miraculous
The Leborna, from Sunderland for New York,
went ashore and was wrecked oil Lowcsloft. The
crew barely escaped.
Many of the huts used by the troops at Alder
shot were dertroyed.
At Oxford, the chapel Of Oriel College, Oxford
University, was badly damaged, aud the freight
depot of the great Western railroad was entirely
demolished.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Congress.

SENATE.-Seversl petitions of citizens of
baltimore were offered by Mr.. Vickers. and
number OF new bills were introduced and
disposed OF temporarily. The bill regulating
the construction Of bridges over the Ohio river
was passed. Mr.. Sumner proposed a consti-
tutlonal amendment restricting the President
to one term Of Office. The consideration of
the bill for the payment of French spoliation
claims was postponed until Monday next. At
40 L. NJ the Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and at its close adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, The usual
number OF bills and resolutions were introduc-
ed and referred. A concurrent. resolution was
adopted, providing for the adjournment Of
Congress from December Goth 10 January 9Th.
a Dill was passed authorizing the Secretary OF
the Navy to transport in Government vessel,
Iree OF duty, monument, designed by Ad.
mllal Porter, and now being made in Rome,
ana which is to be set up at the Annapolis
Naval Academy, In commemoration Of the
| service OF the Olfi:ers and men Of the navy
during the late war. The House refused to
suspend the rules and take up general bill
to remove political disabilities by vote OF 1Ol
10 70. A special committee on the centen
MAI celebration was announced. The House
at $40 p, NJ, adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
The Great Pictorial Animal.

lIostetters United States Almanac for 1873, for dis
tributon. gratis throughout the United States and
all civilized countries of the Western Hemisphere is
now published and ready for delivery. in the Eng
lish. German, French. Norwegian. Welsh, Swedish
Holland. bohemian and Spanish languages and all
who wish to understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions il
contains. In addition to an admirable medical trca-
tise on the causes prevention and cure of great Vi,
ricty ot diseases it embraces large amount of in
formation interesting to the merchant. the mechanic
the MINER the farmer. the planter and professional
man; and the calculations have been made for such
meridans and latitudes as are most suitable for i
correct and comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature and extraordinary sanitary effect.
of llostetcss Stomach Bitters. the staple tonic and
alternative of more than half the Christian world ar,
fully set forth in its pages which also intersper
sed with pictorial illustrations valuable recipes fol
the household and farm, humorous anecdotes and
other instructive and amusing reading matter. orr
| ginal and selected. Among the Annuas to appear
with the opening Of the year. this will be one of tn,
| most useful. and may Je had for the asking. Tn,
propretors. Messrs. Iostetter Smith. Pittsburgh
Pa, on receipt OF a two cent stamp. will forward i
copy by mail to any person who cannot procure on,
| in his nelghborhood. The Bitters are sold in ever,
city. town and village. and are extensively use.
throughout the entire civilized world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

DRINKING HOUSE SOCIAL EQUALITY.-The
violations OF the new District social equality
law OF Washington, as applied to restaurants
and hotels, have become so numerous that the
courts have apparently thought it wise to
cOnstrue the meaning Of that statue as literally
as possible. In recent case in the Criminal
Court In that city, the Judge declared that in
under the statute 1t Is necessary to prove that
the refusal to wait ON q well. behaved person
was on account of race, color, or previous
condition Of servitude. In the courseOf some
further remarks he said that in some States it
was made misdemeanor to sell liquor at all ;
but here 1t appeared to be . misdemeanor moi
to sell. SO far as the controversy has yet
gone in the courts It has not reached q range
above the restaurants 1t Is therefore, to that
extent, only sort Of pot house social equali-
ty, which is kind Of equality that il left alone
to work ont its legitimate results will bring
most contestants, white or black. to q "com
mon level" without the aid of law.-Bslt
Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Twenty Years Younger.

To say that hundreds Of maids. wives and wild.
ows look twenty years younger than they are in
consequence Of the complexlonal freshness de-
rived from the use OF HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALx
is simply to state all absolute fact, which might
be promptly verified by direct testimony il ladies
were as willing to tell their ages to use the best
means OF making themselves lovely. Nature
perfect features with complexion of exquisite
clearness; but even then time soon begins &c
make inroads upon the velvet cheek, the fai1
white brow, the ivory bust. the rounded arm. Tc
preserve the "giory Of woman" unblemished. even
after tho meridian of life has been passed. i. i.
only necessary to use daily this cooling, healthfu
vegetable preparation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
Wendell Phillips on Froude.

wendell Phillips lecturcd u few nights ago, in
Boston. His subject was ''Somc differences from
Froudc" " the course of his lecture he said of
the English lecturer:
III he had not occasion to name frequently the
OConnels, the O'Neils, the Ftzgcralds, the Ger.
aldincs, and the Dcsmonds, should hardly have
known as listened that II was an Irish story
NO doubt 1t was fair enough to England. With
rare Justice he painted her black rs she deserv.
ca. That Is honestly to be said. But having Civ.
en- ono broad, liberal, black pigment to the whole
lines up '''N
lnen when you turn to Ireland, every state
inent, think, of the Englishman is false-fhlse
III ths sense, that II clutchcd at every idle tale
, winch reflected on Ireland, while 1t subjected to
Just and merciless scrutiny every story that told
against England
Ana then when he came to the public men OF
iIeiahd ne painted them monsters of corruption
stecpcd IN the utmost subscrviency = In the most
entlrc readiness to traffic for votes and principles
when he knew, that all that being granted, thes,
men were only toiling and painting in their mar
row capacities to lft themselves to the level o
thc corruption of their English brothers. II,
painted every leading lrshman but Grattan eithe
uS noisy deMagOgue or a childish sentimental
ISL ana even Grattan-whcn he had said he wa
honest, he finally ended by painting him as
smpeton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
The Louisiana MuddIe.

The contest in Louisiana resulted, on Monday,
in the defeat Of the Yarmouth party. The Legis-
lature returned by the Board recognized by the
United States Court met in the State House at
New Orleans. In the Senate were 20 Republ,-
cans aud Democrats, and in the House SO Re-
publicans and IA Democrats, many of the War
mouth members participating. The House adopt
dent, and also resolution for the impeachment
OF Governor Yarmouth.
Attorney General Ogden, OF Louisiana. ap.
peared before the Supreme Court of the United
States on Monday and asked q prohibition of
further proceedings by Judge Durrel, in the case
Of Kellogg vs.. Yarmouth. The motion was held
under advisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Grimes and Casualties.

Mrs. Catharine Burns was turned to death at
Rockville Centre, L. l., last Saturday night by
the explosion ofa coal oil lamp.
David Moore. who murdered his wife at Dover,
n j., last week. has been arrested, and was
lodged in jxil at Morristown, yesterday.
The grand jury at Boston has indicted Leav-
it Alley for the murder Of Abijah Ellis whose
body was recently found floating in the river.
An inventor, named Leppel, 20 years of age,
was found dead in . cellar in New York on
Saturday night. His body had been mutilated
by rats.
N. A. Brainard, postmaster Of Iowa City, is
charged by his clerk with "perjury, theft, and
embexzlement" He has been postmaster since
last June.
At Boston, yesterday, AFRO B. Bartholomew,
who killed Charles F. Slower, Of Chelsea. last
February, pleaded guilty Of manslaughter, aud
was sentenced 10 six years Imprisonment.
The steamboat Thomas II. Allen was sunk by
snag in the Mississippi on Sunday night, and
two Of her hands were lost. 1t is thought she
can be raised. The vessel was valued at $4,000
and her cargo At $4,000.
A despatch from Cairo, ILL.,, reports that the
dry Roods sfore OF Blum & Aman, in that city
was robbed OF $25, 900 in currency on Sunday.
Mr.. Blum says be brought that AMOUNT from
Paducah on Saturday, and not arriving until
after tho banks we're closed, he placed it in hi
deskln the store.
At Keokuk, Iowa. last Saturday night, two
young men, named Dixon aud Brady, being or
. drunken frolic. the former asked the latter te
shoot at him and go how he would dodge tn,
bullsts," Brady did ~ no was told, and sho
Dixon In the stomach and side, killing him in
stantly. Brady was arrested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Cost Of BalIoting in New YORK.

The expenses of the recent election in New
York. as shown BY report to the Board of Police
by d. 4. Hasbrouck, Chief of the Bureau o,
Elections. were $3.50, 900 l6, divided as follows;
Stationery and printing, 1895 SO; fitting up
polling places and ca.ting ballotboxes. $3,li7 80
Salary of Chief of the Bareau, $500 80; adver r.
tsing, $32S0O 20; salaries OF 2,O72 Inspectors OF
Election, at 20, each, $55.6i4 salaries OF ,O3G
poll clerks. at & each, 1922; rent on SIS places
OF registry and polling. at $35 each. SIS. 100
miscellaneous expenses incurred by direction OF
Board Of Police, $lj,S73 96.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
General News.

The COON a i0vernmert OF the Cape of Good
Hope mas invited proposals for the extension
Of the East India cable to that colony
The Grand Lodge of Masons of VIRGINIA
met at Richmond last night, over 800 delegates
being present. Colonel Robert E. Withers.
Grand Maste-, presided.
Arrangements have been made at Salt
Lake City for the construction Of a narrow
gauge railroad to Echo City, 45 miles distant.
The chief protector is a son of Brigham
Young. '"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

~ Clark Jillson, Rep, was elected Mayor of
worcester, Mass Yesterday by 377 majority
q majority of the Common Councilman and
School Committee are Republicans.
The revenue cutter Colfax arrived at Fortres.
Monroe, yestcrby, with the crew of the schooner
}, +. Farland, wrecked of llattcras Inlet. Noycn
Der 30. The schooner is total loss
The steamer Frank P. Gray was sunk by A snou
in the Ohio on Sunday night. She was valued al
<21,Uoo, and had Il cargo of HOO bales of cotton.
Jones, the Senator.expectant from Nayada
in worth SO, 900, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
An EIghty-Foot Fail.
Four MEN KILLED AT THE CINcrNNArr " AT
W0RES

FOUR MEN kILLED AT THE CINCINNATI WATEg
WORKS.
cINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-At half past two o'clock
THIS afternoon the scafioldng on the new addition
building to the water works fell carving down
eight workmen, killing four instantly and injur-
Ing four. The scafIoding had been erected for
the purpose Of putting up wrought iron tr,,sses
ior the roof Of the building, and gave way under
.lc "eight OF threc iron trusscs, weighing many
tons, precipitatng the men to the ground and
water beneath, distance of about eighty feet
Inc following are the names Of the men killed
James Brett George Hughey, Charles Case, and
rank Meyers. The two last named fell into tel,
icct OF water The names of the wounded arc
Larry Costigan, Thomas Brett, John CahiIl, ant
Barney Haley 1t is thought that none OF tn,
wounded are seriously injured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
The Diamond Fraud.

SAN FRANCISCO. December ga statement
mas n been made by j. D. Cooper. clerk for the
Diamond Drill Company. of San FranciscO.
who with One Arnold and others worked the
Colorado diamond swindle, confirming preyi-
Gus accounts showing that the diamonds were
bought in London and sOwn upon the fields
where they were found.
But for the timely discovery of the diamond
fraud a hundred and eighty millions nf tha
stock would have been put upon the markets
before spring and been eagerly taken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

The Washington Star says; All parties here
are getting disgusted with the miserable
squabbles Of the contending factions in Lou
lsana and Alabama. We don't believe any
body in Washington, from the President down,
would wear Grape If the earth should open and
swollow up every one Of the political bum
mers down their who are creating this bother
for their selfish ends
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
A Romance Of the Big Fire.

A Boston paper says that an heiress of that
city, worth some $500, 900. who was engaged
to marry poor man at home, was travelling
in Europe at the time Of the fire. The catas-
trophe left her in utter poverty, and according
ly by the cable. next day, she sent him a mes.
sage Of dismissal, which, it is probably safe to
say, will not be accepted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
NOTICE

Having sold my interest in the Coal business to \
\. keithler, who will continue tht bi-,n,-s ut Tia,
old stand, ). i. corner Water and N,-.r street.
checrtully recommend him to my customers ANA tbt
public generally worthy If their patronage.
patronage in the past
Lam very respecttlly.. Joseph foi +.
P.S-l will remain AZ Mr., krthler' Office !nr til,
purpose of settling W my business.
decb-lw sos EotT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

A bill has been introduced in the Indiana Leg
islaturc which il it becomes a law, Is likely to
have the effect of reducing the prevalence Of the
disease, now both common and dangerous, known
as emotional insanity. This bill provides that
when an accused person on his trial is declared
not guilty on the ground of temporary insanity,
the jury shall 30 specify, and the Judge shall com.
nit the person so declared insane to a lunaic
asylum for term of years prOportionate to the
crime committed-which in the case Of murder
would of course be for life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

The Governmental situation at Versailles is re.
ported to have unsettled business at all kinds
throughout the country. The Committee of
thirty, as formed by the Assembly on Thursday,
Is regarded as hostile to the Republic. Repubii,
can journals of Paris declare that the Assembly
does not represent the will of France. and dc.
mand its immediate dissolution.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

New Orleans is to have another line of steamers
to Liverpool and London, consisting of five large
steamships, and the city is now making a strong
bid for the Western grain trade. Of which it will
doubtless secure large share. It IS intended to
ak tho government, this winter. for nppropria-
tion sufficient to clear away the bars at the mouth
Of the river, which have long been serious an
noyance 10 the commerce of Now Orleans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
One Of the Southern Wonders.

Okechobee Lake. in Florida, is large enough to
float all the navies in the world. You can see
animals nowhere mentioned in books on anima.
ted nature. This lake is sixty miles long and
from ten to twenty miles wide. Its far beyo nd
the habitaton of civilized man. Its shores are
seldom troubled by hunters, and even the Indians
keep far south OF its borders
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

AThe fund which The Herald had generously BE-
gun to raise tor the family Of Mr.. Greeley il
statue to his honor. George W. Childs Of The
Philadelphia Ledger, with characteristic prompt.
ness and beraity, telsgrsphs that his subscription
Of 81 900 may BE- used in any way which the fam.
lily of Mr.. Greeley may indicate. The Herald
gives the same direction to ito equal subscribtion
and many others ars doing the sams.-Tribmne.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

Mr.. Greeley carried seven States instead of six
as generally reported in the country newspapers
These seven States are Maryland, iicorgia, Ioui
slana, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri
lie also carried Arkansas, but the Grant men mr.
endeavoring to cheat him out of the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
sricnaiu ls,ycr Ts0ni Fsa n.
Al PUBLIC SALE.

At Pu BLIC SALE
- Wit be sold at Pub c Sale on the lremi-
~ scS. Oh TIT ESpAG, December l.th, ls72
re %1 ~ : o'clock. y. tn that beautifully ioca ed
exsAA arm Uf To acre. oI an /. >ltu te IN New
a-tl" hundred fronting m he Delaware river IA, Il
fhe " lmiHgteu and New Cas- le road, one mile above
New castle AMI miles from the ci oi lining on.
- -lul : at the SprS LEST quality and produces
arsrrio>, has large tries Mansion House suitable
Idc gentle - summer residence, good Tenant
iou>r, large Brick Barn with ther outbuillines
IN l",,i urdcr. Steamboats, and raj road cars leaN
Ner Castle several times day or Philadelphia and
athtr places. Ih> farm i one Of the ;cry best in
the county and will be sold u great bargain Mr.
Norton e. kGgrr-. the owner, an the farm will show
u - persons wishing - purchase. any time before
the sale. Ierm> at sale.
WILLIAM BRIGHT.
Real Estate Agent, WilmiL gton Del.
nHy1n- -dwdSiwts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

A fire at Tidcout, Pa, yesterday morning, de-
stroyed the new Methodist church, and Judge
Harian's residence adjoining. Loss on the church
"a, 900, no insurance. Loss on the Judges house
not stated insured for $500
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

Later dispatches fpm Paris confirm officially
tho changes In the French Cabinet announced
Yesterday, viz Goulard, Minister of the Interior
Leon Say, Minister Of Finance; Fourton, Minis
ter OF Public Works and Calmount, Prefect OF
tho Department Of the Seine. Though the Min.
istry q thus formed Is regarded a. transitional,
these appointments are believed to indicate the
Termination Of the crisis, and secure Governmental
support Of the Right Centre and the Len Centre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
PUBLIC SALt.

tSSsn Viii y" sold at Public Sale. on SATUR-
f..t,' DAY ENLNl\G. ltth inst nj o.. o'clock
t&,,, 1T the Auction Room ot l.. ". stidhan, X
u y >pu, Il substantial Frame House. situated in
the eity OF Wilmington. on Townsend street near to
\ street lteu,r l. i feet by = feet. ~ stories with
bark buildings ~ icc hH 4teet; depth OF lot loo feet
stable in thr rear. well ot excellent water ani pump
As". three adJoinMg Lots. II feet by Ito eet; pro-
perty belonging /" Penn Loan Association. For in
Pierce. President. or p1xid Woolman Treasurer, or
Wesley faiieN, Secretary.
TERMS az SALE-lo per cent. on house and NJ
per rrut lo> day ot sale. balance on or before
list day ul March next. when n good and sufficient
title will be siEcn tor same. W IL. PIERCE.
does 2aNt> President
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

hotceahle feature OF the foreign export trade
OF the year 1872 IS that the Shipment OF corn has
Increased largely over that of previous year. thus
showing that the inherent value of the cereal
Is becoming more appreciated by those who de.
mand cheap food
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

Thirteen stores, shops, &C., including the
Journal printing Office, in POtosi, Missouri, cm.
bracing large portion of tho business part of
the town, were burned Friday. The loss Ia not
stated to be heavy, with very little insurance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE,

The bills Ter the YER lS13are nnw r,., Is anil ra5-
able at the Registrars Office. lvn Malk,t street.
The law requires chat all bills rIil ON or b,i"rp
January 3l>t l>o, thc face ut tae uilI ln4 an t'l
paid during the month Of February. per cent ra.
iiional and "u all paid during the mouth at March
10 yer cent additional. and any amount, remaining
unpli after April 1t is1i the Registrar fteIur,
to have the fcrrules with,irawn and suit Instituted
for the recovery of the amount. due. ami WAITER viii
not asnin be let into such premises until all arrr,
with assessments and tive dplnre FOR drawing Fer
rules are paul. FRANK. !. / Ny lbh.
water Department, Dec. j. l>.2. Hesrstrtr.
Office hour. ~ Z m. and : Il L. ~. lir.--f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

NOTtCE-The fourth annual u.ctfu- nf ~,
AN stockholders OF the Masonic Tc,nnfr 60 o
wilmington. Del. will be hel, IN tn, Director' !,
Room OF the NJ MasOnc Hail, on FRIDAY, tire 7tb
day of December. ls12 at = o'ciuek H. ~. t0r tho
purpose OF ciecting one person Tor President. one
person Tor wee President. one person tar Trca-u
rer, one person for Secretary, aud nine DIrsctoi.
to serve the ensuing year. j. +. ALMOND
drc9eOd Sncretorv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
Nottfes.

NOTICE-T5 al ,rboaa = nan Cane.ra
AN shall apply at the next session ot The Della
ware Legislature for divorce riarui, alt'riat ~
IRON my husband. John :. knrscY.
u ELIZABETH G.. kEhSEY,
Wilmington. Dec. 10. is7.-wlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

~ NATIONAL EA>E cr prLAw,yr.
. a., . WILMINGTON. Dec to. ls12,
Stockholders in this lnstitution are hereby mott.
hed tnat ai election Tor tAe choice ut seven uircr
tots. 70 serve Tor the ensuing ull be l., Ia ~
their Banking House. on T, E>pAY. the ltth lo,
o! January next. between the heurs Of two nd -four
o'clock. p. m s. FLO II rn.h,er
derlO-d tnw ''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10

The bet seA.wead-A rice cigar inone's
yacht
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
fublif lSales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable REAL ESTATE.

I'M by virtue OF renewed order of the Chan
i5ik cti'or Vi lbc state oi Delaware, at "A l. uIt
Ms ~ lhahcery heli al New Castle, in and Tor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-10
fnr 8eut.

nELAWARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
II II feet front. Apply at this Office