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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-11-30

Is Music A NUIsAScEf-Mr. W. Is. Barnes, agent
ofithe Board Of Health, recently received the fol-
lowing whimsical letter through the Post-ofice
~. B. Barnes, Health Ofieer,-SiT-I desire 10
call your attention TO an insane creature ON Fort
street, who makes night hideous by playing upon n
secondhand u fiat cornet, much TO the disgust Of the
neighborhood. We are not insensible to a concord Of
sweet sounds, but l can assure you that the braying
of 5000 army mules is nothing in comparison TO
this murderer Of music. If il is not asking too
much, we would like to have a piece Of land set
apart for him-say on top of Punchbowl, or in the
neighborhood of the small pox hospital, where he
will have full scope. Trusting you will give this
your earnest attention, | remain yours,
A guPPrRFR
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOoKs-The librarian of
Bethel Church Sabbath School has requested US to
ask the scholars to return all the old books, SO that
the new library may be opened soon.
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SUPPLEMENTAL large variety of interesting
reading matter will be found in the supplement
which we furnish with to-day's issue. =,
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

AUCTION.-Bartow advertises a credit sale of
goods, being recent importations by I. G. Heuck.
A large variety will be offered.
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THANKSGIVING SERMON.-By particular request.'
we shall publish next week. the Thanksgiving Dis
course delivered on the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR..
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Coal ExPEcTED.-The Hawaiian Steam Naviga-
ton Conpany-which in this case means the Hawai-
ian Goyernment-has been for some time past out Of
coal, awaiting the arrival Of a ship with supplies
from Australia. Meantime the kiiaHea has been
courteOusly furnished with the necessary fuel to keep
her running by the agents Of the California, New
Zealand and Australian Steamship Company, who
have ample stores on hand
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-WiNTRY WEATHER this wiad from north
ward, nights aud mornings have been very cool Of
late. causing a demand for extra bei-clothes aud
wooden suits. The thermometer has btSn down 90 Coz
at 6 O'Clock A. " Once. away back IN the fries, il
got as low as 90. and some actually pretended there
WaS snow on the hills near the Pali--but VIC didn't
-
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AUsPIcIoUs BIRTH-DAY.-0n Thursday noon, just
as the first gun was fired on Punchbowl, a native
boy first saw the light on Emma street. His parents
propose TO name him Independence Kuokoa Kani-
ka-pu.' -
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THE NEVADA. for New Zealand aud Australia
sailed on Monday y. NJ. at 4 O'Clock. The new
smokestsek. ordered on Thursday at The Honolulu
Iron Works, was completed aud alongside the
steamer on Saturday night, another instance of
good dispatch by our mechanics.
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\ GOVERNMENT SURvEY.-Last Monday, Prof. Alex
KIidued for Hawaii, to commence the survey of that
island. 4 base line will be run on the plain of
Waimea, and possibly Mauna Kea will be visited by
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SHoOKs-The big pile of keg and barrel shocks
landed from the ship Ceyion from Boston, give a
faint idea OF the quantity of containers required by
the plantations. This vessel alone brings 10000
packages of keg shocks and over 1000 for barrels.
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EXPECTED WHALERs.-The ships that are expected
from San Francisco. it is intimated by letters re-
ceived, will not come direct to this port, but make
somewhat of a circuit. and may be expected here
about the middle of December.
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10 The bark Queen Emma, hence Oct. 9th, is
ffty-fye days out to-day, and fully due from Sar
Francisco. 1t has, however, been rumored tha
she may have been chartered to go to Europe witt
wheat. Vessels of her class are in demand for thai
nurnola -
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BURGLARY LAST WEEE.-The residence of Mrs.
Adams, widow of the late Capt. Alexander Adams,
at Kalihi, was entered one day last week in the
absence of the occupants, and $500 in silver certif-
Gates, $50 in coin, and a lot of jewelry stolen.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOoKs.-The librarian of
Bethel Church Sabbath School has requested us to
ask the scholars to return all the old books, SO that
the new library may be opened soon.
AUspICIoUs BIRTH-DAY.-On Thursday noon, just
as the first gun was fired on Punchbowl, a native
boy first saw the light on Emma street. His parents
propose to name him independence Kuokoa kani-
ks-pu." -
\ GOVERNMENT SURvEY-Last Monday, Prof Alex
ander, with his corps of assistants, took passage per
KItauea for Hawaii, to commence the survey of that
island. a base line will be run on the plain of
Waimea, and possibly Mauna Kea will be visited by
the party. -
rs The bark Queen Emma, hence Oct. 9th, is
~ffty-fye days out to-day, and fully due from San
Francisco. 1t has, however, been rnmored that
she may have been chartered to go to Europe with
wheat. Vessels of her class are in demand for that
purpose -
S~HooKs-The big pile of keg and barrel shocks
landed from the ship CeytOn from Boston, give a
faint idea OF the quantity of containers required by
the plantations. This vessel alone brings 1000
packages of keg shocks and over 900 for barrels.
EXPECTED WHALERs.-The ships that are expected
from San Francisco. it is intimated by letters re-
ceived, will not come direct to this port, but make
somewhat of a circuit. and may be expected here
about the middle of December.
BURGLARY LAST WEEK.-The residence of Mrs.
Adams, widow of the late Capt. Alexander Adams,
at Kalihi, was entered one day last week in the
absence of the occupants, and $500 in silver certif-
Gates, $50 in coin, and a lot of jewelry stolen.
OPERA-By reference to our ad vertising columns
it will be seen that Madame States and Signor
Orlandini will give the first Of a series of Operate
Concerts at the theatre tonight. The seats have
been handsomely upholstered, and the interior of
the theatre newly painted, giving a cheerful and
comfortable effect.
"A Coon SUGGEsTToS.-The juvenile editors OF the
Punahou Reporter, in their tiny issue of Monday
last. in speaking of the projected cruise of the mis-
sionary packet Morning Star, make the following
suggestions:
Her next trip will be one of exploration OF the
islands to the westward Of the Marshall group. ant
will necessarily be attended with unusual dangers
The exploration however will be great and We
are sorry there is not some scientific man to tax
advantage of the chance there may be of maxim.
collections.
The United States we think ought TO place sue,
a man aboard of her who would be able at leastt
reconnoitre and collect Information which will b
most valuable to the Government in its propose
survey of the North Pacific. If a competent mar
he could settle the attitudes and longitudes OF th
islands far more accurately than they are at pres
ent known. and this probably will save many shir I
and perhaps lives.
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Nj ES--Anons these VIII Be found @Anyofhe
late popular games. Including, Red, White aud Blue,
Golden Star, japanese Backgammon. Novelty Trio, Check
cred Game OF Life, Novelty Checkerbcard, Game Of DR..
Busby, The Chopped up Monkey, KOmicAl KouversatiOn
KArds, squins, = new English Puzzle, Game Of COLLINS.
Fortune Hunting, &C. The Love Chase, Sc, &c.
Puzzles, in great variety,
Surprising Spectral nluslons and Ghosts,
Disseeted Pictures and Maps,
Garrison Game-Chess Boards and Men,
Dominoes and Domino-Carte Boxes,
Ten Pins-Children's Garden Tools,
Scholars Companions, writing s school materials
Paint Boxes, Chalk CrnyOns, Wax CrayOns or
Creta Lewis,
Magic Lanterns i ~SIldes-Framed Juvenile Pic
lures,
Toy Steamboats,, which you can FIRE up and
prOpel. This is the newest toy yet cut. 81 4 $40,
Writing Desks, mahogany, blackwalnut and
Japanese, So to So,
Tourists Cases OF Writing Materials,
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OPERA-By reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Madame States and Signor
Orlandini will give the first Of a series Of Operate
Concerts at the theatre tonight. The seats have
been handsomely upholstered, and the interior of
the theatre newly painted, giving a cheerful and
comfortable effect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28
Written for the TRINITY Journal. |
a CHRISTMAS SONG.

One night in chill December,
In far-Off ancient lands,
Love did our Earth remember
And waved her snowy hands.
And in lowly manger
a child of Love was born,
On Earth to dwell in danger
OF life from hate and scorn.
Tho He was meek and lowly,
Yet power he had above
The wicked and unholy,
For all his power was love
And all the wicked hated
The truths of Life He brought,
For all their power abated
AT the pure love He taught.
He taught men it was better
To have Love for guide,
Than bow unto the fetter
OF Wrong, or Power, or Pride
And never, for Earth treasure,
Each other to deceive;
And Loves e'er holier pleasure
To give than receive.
And each to love his brother,
And when they went astray
To pardon one another
And light with love the way.
" BLESSED are the meek and lowly
Who have but Love-" he said,
They are the great and holy,
And joyful ways will tread"
And enemies, more hating
With hates increasing strife,
AT last they lie in waiting
To take His earthly life.
And then they caught and tried Him
And mock'd Him with their breath,
And all His friends denied him
For they all feared of death.
But He feared not Deaths legions,
For in the Heavens above
He knew there were bright regions
OF pure immortal Love.
And to Life's Heaven reaching,
He cared not for Earth's shrine,
Nor would deny His teaching
OF Love He knew divine.
For making no denial,
Their hate with rage grow rife;
And with mocking trial
They took his earthly life.
But Loves pure alterations
He'd taught, spread wide and far !;
And lie was to the nations
A bright and shining star.
And people e'er receiving
His loves diviner ray,
On Love and Him believing,
Grew better every day;
And now in chill December
We celebrate His birth,
And joyfully remember
Loves light He left an Earth.
But oft our love is failing,
And many ne'er receive
Enough of Loves pure yelling
Earth's sorrows to relieve;
But yet we hope some other,
With Loves pure, Heavenly ray,
Will come to teach each brother,
And make all light the way.
JULIAN HARLEY.
TRINITY Co., Dec. 22d, 1872.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

The committee of arbitration in San
francisco, December 2lst, in the case of
the underwriters and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, wherein the latter
claimed 100000 salvage for the towing of
the A'fzo"o into port by the Constitution,
submitted report allowing the company
SD. 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

ENLARGED,-The Shasta Courier has
become attached to the Pacific Newspa-
per Union, and enlarged from 24-col-
umn paper to 2S columns. The outside
Is printed in San Francisco and the in
side at home. We learn that it is the
intention of the publisher of the Courier.
to start paper at Redding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

Col. THOMAS j. HENLEY, the old
Democratic wrr-horse of California, is in
Washington working for bill to relieve
the settlers in the Round Valley, Mcndo-
cino, Indian Reservation. He is urging
the passage of Coghlan's bill to limit the
Reservation to 5000 acres, and sell the
remaining $4,000 to actual settlers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

Henry ALLEN, late of San Quentin, "
apprises us that he intends to deliver a
series Of lectures in various parts of the
State on the subject of prison manage
ment. Mr.. Allen, having spent many
years of his checkered career behind the
principal restraining Institutions of both
the Old and New World, is abundantly
qualified by experience to handle the sub
ject intelligently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

EVIDENTLY STRETCHED.-A A Shasta
date says the rain fall at that place from
Sunday noon to Tuesday noon-4S hours
was 9.34 inches. AS we had only about
3 inches during that time, and it stormed
steadily, we are inclined to think that the
above is an error.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

BARNUM's circus and menagerie, with
al the animals but two elephants and a
cimel, was dest Dyed by fire in New
York just before daylight last Tuesday
morri1g. 1t was a fre-proof building,
but burned like tinder box. The fire
spread to many other buildings, and the
total loss will probably reach $1,000, 600.
Barnum loses $300,0OO; insured for 500
nnO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

A DEsPERAD0 named McCrary shot
a d killed man named Charles Allen
in Visalia Tuesday evening. The mur-
drrer was arrested but was taken from
Jail by an impromptu vigilance commit
/, c and hanged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

IT is reported that Speaker Blaine will
be n candidate for re election on the or
gar lation Of the next House of Repre-
sentatives, but there will be a great deal
of wire pulling to secure the position.
Freeman Clark, of New York, and May
"a d, of Tennessee, are also candidates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS.,

THOS. 1sOYCE. Room No. 80, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
NEW YORK :-IIudson & Menet, Al Park
Row Geo. P. R0wel K Co., 40 Park Row; S
n. PettIngill & Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN pleaded guilty
in New York on Saturday to publishing
the "Train Ligue," which the indictment
charges to be an obscene publication.
lie is still in prison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THoUGH lager beer first came to tli.
country flom Germany, its consumption
las increased to such an extent that there
are now more beer manufactured in the
United States than in the mother country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

SENATOR CAssERLY has introduced a
bill authorizing the California Central
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company tc
construct their projected railroad acros:
the Benica Reservation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

A de, ,tructive FIRE occurred in Portland,
Oregon, on Sunday last, which partially
burned three blocks of buildings. The
Ore9onion ana Uerdid newspapers suf.
tcred some damage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

IT is stated that Boutwell, will positively
leave the Cabinet in March, and become
candidate for Wilson's seat in the
United States Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

A CARGO of raisins from Malaga has
just arrived at Boston, consigned to a firm
in Chicago. This is said to be the first
full cargo ever received in Boston con-
signed to an inland port.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

The weather was intensely cold in the
Northwestern States on Monday night.
In Chicago the thermometers ranged
from 10 to % degrees below zero.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

SECRETARY boutwell, recommends
Congress to relieve Treasurer FELTON, of
San Francisco, from the loss Of $4,000
paid on forged checks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THE Emperor Of Germany has issued
the Imperial rescript relieving Bismarll
of the Premiership of the Empire, and
his retention of the Chanccllorship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THANKS to Hon. Geo. G. Gorham,
S cretary U. S. Senate, and Hon. John
NJ. Coghan, NJ. c., for files of the Con-
grcssional GtObe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THE American and Spanish Govern
mcnts will jointly take testimony regard
ing American claims against Cuba.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THE PostmastcrG General disclaims the
report that his department will hold post
mtsters responsible for losses by the mis-
carriage of registered letters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

GENERAL SHERIDAN says that if he
had the old Michigan Cavalry Brigade to
back him, he could clean out the Indians
in two months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

CONGRESSMAN HoUGHToN has intro
duced a bill appropriating 100000 to
protect the harbor by turning San Diego
river into False bay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

OFFICIAL p!ats of the town sites of
Yreka and Rough and Ready, Siskiyou
county, haye been filed in the Land Office
ut Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

Ice one and three-fourths inches thick
was made in Stockton on the night Of the
10Th instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

One Of the proprietors of n gambling
house at Baden-B Baden, has won over
S4,O0O,O0O in the last fifteen years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

TwENTY-THREE thousand pounds of
turkey meat was shipped from Marysville
last Friday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

The Idaho Legislature is arranging
for Code Commissioner to codify the
Territorial laws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

Stokes second trial for the killing of
Fisk has begun, full jury having been
secured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

THE citizens of Tomales have raised
sufficient funds to establish apublic libra
~ at that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2s, Isza,

THEY have the coolest weather in Hi
nois known for five years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

A DIAMOND of 26S carats was recently
found in the African diamond fields.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

ONE Of those rare coins, the Massachu-
set:s Pine Tree shilling, bearing date 1920,
just been dug up at Portsmouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

For thcvery best Photographs, go to Bradley
X Rulofs0n's Gallery without Stairs BD-AS-
CEND IN TIE ELEVATOR, 100 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 6.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

CREswELL says that he will not be sat
isdcd until letter can be sent to any
part of the United States for penny.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

Woodruff, Clafiin and Blood have
been indicted by New York Grand
Jury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

MARYsyILLE has an apple tree now
laden with the third crop Of fruit this
year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-28

COLUMBUS discovered America, but it
has been found that the only economical
Shoes for children are the celebrated
SILVER TIPPED-never wear out Mt
the toe and are worth two pairs without
Tips.
All dealers sell them.
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NnI,EEih MARKETS.

q, .rr1%n 5-tfatoH.-s,rict low middlin@. itfc
Io,, lii.h!n. .nl.!c. good ordinary, i5ist iisc.
ETTS-.lr nCmnud very i..ir--I'ite enough Ia
carry oil nj! rcc''ti'ie. -,
S,i.gi the li:r.rt H. scr, dun. especially l"f
,v,,,., .lI..es. ft..lE. icing Gcmant! whatever
f, ltpr NcqUuc: !V-!nriI licart. so1iSso Ripsr =
sJ'.-51: .t-!nc!l heart Sie@s8: sap. !. .58ve,
@itr.-Wc quote: Liverpool tlhc, standard brands
:, * ,nr large tots Ipbbny lots, S?.95: American
= q by Carload. 4l.45g$l so; in johb!ng lots,
81, %: Liverpool q, As. ,,, :, ,,,,,,.r
ri Ia. ,r; 80, are safe and the shippers are not
Ir,I 70 Venture on ycllows NJ 81 ESQ tl55 IN hIik
'Et:rynyIi"g, hca'l= !?c: uecces, &c. hafrei7'
~ e.: Tie market Is very duh. with 4 little de-
-, MY ,,ugtl. al SI..jI -. a. 70 size.
Wtfathe mase iF'H sG ,, Inc "sSS weT r
very li.chi. .-,.... ~ n ,v,.Lrd ten rc
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REv. J. \. CHaNBLIss AND HIS New
FHAEGE.-lt was announced some time ago
in the columns Of the Lour2er thai the gifted
and eloquent divine Rev. J. \. Il,ambl,s.
oI Richmond, fa., had accepted Il call 10 the
rupI, nj The Ci'adcl-Sprarc Baptist church,
III this city 10 ill the Vacancy occ;i~ionr'l nv
the resignation OF tn" Rev. j.. +. Winklcr
We are glad to learn hat the new pastor
will soon he among IL. On next SUNDAY he
is expected IL preach bis first sermon to
his new flock, and re have no hesitation
i'll predicting for him Il prosperous CT
rccr. The new minister is said 10 he
Il man Of great power of thought and
originality of expression, and his brilliant
talents, combined with his purity Of charac-
ter, will make him pillar Of strength in any
community. Since il earliest foundation
The tiiadcrSquarc church lrs had the most
gifted and eloquent ministers in lis yulEpiI.
Rev. !. X. kend:irk u. H.. Rev. Luc;ts
tul!hcrt. and Rev. T.. Z. Niuk!rr, j.. H.,
Ill. H.. have successfully filed the luI,t
anal The new minister will doubtless prove
worthy Of his distinguished predecessors.
u" wish the church all >tlccrs> in building
uo The waste places in ZION, and we are sal,
i~iicd that is new pastor will prove an oi1G,-
irnt 20 the cause that is SO dear 10 hi> heart.
Charleston Courier. October 18th.
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.iRRrsr OF THE WATERFORD BASK ROB

ARREST or THE WATERFORD BAHE ROB
rrrs.-Yh" Nrw York EfcaiHq Pos! of TUES
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intellectual treat, and was heard with the
closest and most gratified attention. The
special application of his subject has refer
ence to the adaptnbility of revealed truth to
oil possible conditions of HUMAN and social
life, and DR.. Hoge expressed, illustrated.
and impressed his views with the fervor,
happiness of manner and figure. and wealth
OF language which have ever distinguished
hinl.-B Baltimore Gazette.
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