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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-06-04
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supreme Coart--Ia ERUtty.
WsrS-spAI. Nsy ~, 1S-&-Esi0rS Csisf JS<sice
AKA
wsl see and CHING See vs., TecuS SeecuS and
Af-sg, Exe-rtcrs CT the VII cf Aeha. deceased -
>zis n Essisy ~ The 1esAer ssa vie Ct AeAz. ~
ss1Izs n CAias, - reecyvr tie r~siszagy estate,
weich had eeSa awarded " tbs Court 70 TO ia
tsvs vzs ard s6opseG sea tthe hsi-sl n He1olzl1-
The s-znsuts cf ecersei IN his case. wAieA ceez-
pied the uhel- ct YESTERDAY, were ecHelede6 to-day
4. kalfr past Il, A n. aBe the esss was szs9istsG
v. c. Jones fsr ecGzrlaiaznss. T. c. Sa--ts ard {
Prsssaa ter G-fez6asts.
Iu ProSate,
NAY tS-PTsgsr - FEGscr Eescre JssSses
E1rtssH, az Chanesrs,-ThiS w1z acsio1 ey c.
c Harris ecg1sel for Eeellart that the Cogrt orer
the resrssseat &c eSl1ver u the Children % EesL
hat Aosica opposed oy & & SsAalsy, tor ~
s7cosest CO the g-ogrd that the decree Of divorce
sa6 not yek ee-z u,ase assclute ne Cce-t grated
ghe or@sr ecusisriag that Il has The authority 20
make any oraer L deems II regarding the Children,
ea-iug The SIX aoasaz TAT 9szs iassrvsHs essore
sae S~c-ve q divorce cau ee made absolute
Estate ef kahelc w. deceased Besore Justice
wtsszzzr--APpueaticc cf Wa fer lstrsrs q sd-
1izizSrz,ic1 zPoG tbs Estate which the Court
giants uPou biS fling b0ut IN the sum Of SaOo;
notice 70 ec gives 70 credto-s a16 Inventory sled
NAY Sst-ES,ste CT Nskzapz tw-,) deceased Il
testzte. Reforg Clief Justice Als1, AZ Coaueers -
Teis was az aPpEcatioa for ts5rioUtico Of the
Ezs1se se tie hefrs. There a-e reziser os ciaia-
ants, zuoog whom kaPePa tk,l eiai1s nalf-
brother. th-vzgh his counsel c, {. Harris. The
er1tss;zzts are Maaghss. by his co9nssl. L Nc
Cgliy- kekolcElsS0. - kcG9Ezshzehzs Ksshi and
ElieihiaPc. By ! ". Keawehzuahali, and kalasG-
kase for NspfaIe VI he evidence arc Arguments
occEPte6 three days and the case Was thea submit
ted Tnr Estare Is cf considerable value, consisting
principally q Iare ard hcQsgs within the city q
Eouolzl1, producing IarSs rectal
Estste OF p deceased B-f,rv JEstice Esrtwen
-Pgtf-icu fer Ietters OF aG-tustratiou which we're
iSzzed to EIna1a,az, CT hiS fling bouc n the sua
Ct $500; notice 70 c-e6lSors 70 Be advertised
MAJ s4sh--Ia the natter OF he guardisESsiP of
Deetri Pierce, minor, a5c 4sogsea ehit Of Essry
Z PI<-cr. Ate OF PefroPazazki, Ezssia, deceased
Bs65re Cbief Justice AIies, AZ CbanberS. The
Cogrt aPPc51,e6 FrsEk : Prart as Gla-diaa, q bis
fling head Il he sun 0f s2ouo
PoIiee CSgrt-
NAT sorh--kgaa1A Cooy,l-Trua1ey- Co01itted
70 Eessruatcry SchccI 6,- two years.
NAY =gt--Scg q. assent servant Of C C. Harris,
-E-rurue6 and paid costs s. Esas1a K j drunk
fired s.. ant s. costs.
Nj -WEliaul Evan-A<saaIt ou Mrs Wefk
Ordered 10 give 4 bond il 500 to keep the peace
Gee ygar. ard Pay costs. 81 50
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asln PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
DIR. J. COLLIs BROWNIES
CHLORO DX ~ II
IsTHE oRIeIEAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
II the uufounded statements frequently made that
the composition Of CHLRODYSE Is known 70 Chem
lists and the Medical profsssion" The fact j.. Chic
rodyns vas discovered and Invented by Dr.. J. COL
LIS BROWNE fe1 Army Medical STAFF. and 90
named By him, and II has bsfed al attempts al anal
ysis By the hrzt cheuitts Of the day. The method
and fserst of the preparation have been pub
iisbsd II j. obriouz. therefore, that anything sod
under the name, save DR.. ]. c0LLIS BROWNIES
CHLOR0DYNE, il ! sps5ious i1itstion.
CAUTION -Chsncsllor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that Dr. Cells Browne undoubtsdiy the inventor
Of Ohi0rodyne.
REMEDIAL UsEs AND ACTON
Tais iusais.Lls remedy produces quiet- rshnz Sleep
fssrs s1 Gains The ystefss restores the defknged func-
bo1y, vif1rf safinE q ther unPasant r-suf. AZ
feeding the d spis 0id and ygruz may taxa u al
bo1rs and fs vhsn rsquifs Tbour.n9- n psf.oas ss-
tf r. 1zrreiiors ~ ecfs acd uenerfnl crrea uhlis
medical sEtoi ~ virtues sosf e-fenrireiy usng in
zreat 4a1res IN the fipErE dis-14ea sCtdrs Dyrss-
terry, DiaTh0a. Colic Cougs AsfhEa Rleunatan, Nsu-
rsiEia Whooyiag CosEb. CEamp .ysferfz, &C.
EYTRAcTs IRON MEDICAL OPTyTOSz
Ts RiEbf Hop Eari EuseIl eornirssd . ~ College
q Pbyss1s ad J. T. Dsverpt. thar hs bal received 10
f5rrfi.. 70 he scf tktt the osrr remedy efs11 rsIe Ia
y, -. ffrr rdf,y-rt - 49, - Tf 49,
d. Lee Mcfisal Nlrsi1nsry Ind. rrpori De- 1870
at y nearly ersry q Csisra 10 uhi1h d. J. CoLLIs
BE0UAEs CHDkoDfAk ras adniaisteFed, the p&fcni
Erfrsef frsa NsdtaI Tie Jan u clisrssynsi i
prssczbe b sres = orfioz mef,er praettosers- o.
eoarrs wo.A not Tins y slnsuiary puar dh t not
-g1prly want ard ~ tiace.'"
KIif.e. fo fbs ssasfz Bard q Hszifh Iuson - %
= - 49, y ~ - -, -, - - .-. -, - e,,l :. -
lrFs fbf 1scfssify q ad1pti1x l. ID al ezscIv
cAUTIDHe-aons rsnslBs wiiheut ne words I" Dr.. T.
O0LfIs BROWNE, he 0oFernuf1t stamp. Ogerutela-
Isr rIsdesi fe1fl1oBy seconpssiss sseh bosfs
STE Nanafsrturrr Js r. DATEHpDnT.
- 6Tnat Rasseii g., Bionnslury. Loadon
I'D IN Bciiss af D. ~ p a., ans g. "a .I-Iv
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-06-04
TAR.

CTOCEH0LN, rs BBL5. AND HA1F BBIs-
Z - " : - solLEs 6.
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CHAIN CABLES.

OIzEs FKOM 5s 10 5.s INCH ssrALh
- cbsin in quantities 70 iait. Per ale ~
BOLLE5 a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-06-04

A. Business cAre. sAsr plsfslf - - g.st. 49,
Allcsc dlacunt uln iheea lalal atA ~ ilnu1a1i
Lslvsrtlsearnts, wasa psia - sasFEe.i gs9rsEiy.
n An NFclsa aigeFtiFqnrnts nas7 ~ arrurptai-i
with he fay whcn tftfei n o. noirs slI - tagn a
thea. rhs - ch1rot lea sr ~ safa slis, t
tsnisleness ~ aassstassais = sse-rfticus - $50
n reetAse si>raa~ e. cefa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-06-04
OREGON Dried Annlaa !

A PEW half barreIs, per FaIkinhuss.
IA Ror sale by (l2 BoLLBs q CO.
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CALIFORNIA RED BRICK

A sg : EEW oE THOSE suPzHroR sozEar
Cement. Per raisb % 7oLLzs 3 co.
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HAWAIIAN HOTEL
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
A. HERBERT,
Proprietor.

THIS HAS BECOME TIE MOST POPULAR
i Institzfisn of this city Il ia the one which rec.
szze15s u zcst 70 the fzvorzbls e5usidsrafion q
EtruEers. Every ere Who arrives il H0nolulu in
daEss IN s1Prsasio1 of szFpriss 70 fad large;
- siszz1t, ard sseh usil-sp pointed Hotel.
Trzseie-s fro1 al parts q the =sTid. gho have
s9ppe tsre asssr u1aninoosiF that there Is house
q pzh- e1tsEtairssst the Paese coast q ia The
British sslo1ss Ssieh Earpassss ia pnt q comfort
szd eisZazcs ths SsE HaSali.z Hotel.
Tke 5aiidiag is lighted With gas. Tue Dining
Ron = EPseious hall, aad can seat 200 psgscns.
The P1ri1r iE-faruisbsd very izxuris1sT, a1d has
sPszsr toned FAzo for the s1tsrtan1snt Of gassts-
Tksrs Is . Billiard sai5yz. provided Sith thrss of
Strzkis 3 Cas- patent ess5ien tables. The Bed
Rsozs are al fsrsisbsd vita spring uaftrssses and
tastsfsi q f1ruiflrs, vita cold ard warn and
Ebsgsr baths zttaebed-
Tkers are 70 extra charges fsr couvsyancs Of gess
befEssz the fts11srs. IN eo1ng O. going snd 80 sr-
TIA ehArEs FER rsz1sal q baRg1gs o. otkss extra
ssrFisa-
CHARGES:
Per Day, So PEI Month, SEQ.
4sf5m
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Z EROsElrE on. A SMALL L01 LEFI. AND
. RoLLEs 4 90.
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PITCH

CTOCKHOLM PITCH n BBLs AND HR. BBLs.
- WfEi1gtss Piteh n bbla. Rsr ale bJ
BOLLEg co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-06-04

A FBW ~ those Superior Ban,s, la.a
n rseeissf per ,. A. FaltinbarF. Feraals ty
I2 B0LLES 4 Col
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ANCHORS

ESGLIsH IROE-sIOCK ANCHORs-WEIsHT
6 BOLLEs CO.
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YORK HAMS

A Pew Of the Real Article, ju.s s-s.i.ss
u and for sale b BoLLEz 60.
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POLAR on.
DOWNER'S AND DEVOE's

A FEw CASKS OF VERY suPERToR QUALITY
a For sale by lsl D0LLEs . 0c-
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sPERH OIL.

WAKRAyTED PURE, AND TEET LIGET
B9LLEs Z co.
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

.SfH c. Brewer a Co.-Agents. ~
SAzNL Favorable arrangements aiuaya b. -..AE.
sdr Or sforEge and shipment q OIL Bone. Wo s. ~
other Merchandise % Ncs niori Bstun. Nsu Tork and
other Eastern rofts- 80 Cash Advances uus.le.
sly c nEEWER 4 co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
AGAOd GAraan.r

read your beautiful paragraph about gar.
dens, and am prompted to add q practical
thought or two. Many q garden fails because
it is too large. Let us look at this matter
Vegetables and small fruits must have deep
culture and rich soil. No one doubts this
and yet a great many RRrdens are so large
that they cannot well be worked thoroughly by
hand, and they are too small to be cultivated
with horse. The ground may be rich, and
yet for want Of being stirred the growth is Door.
A garden 1OOx2O0 feet Is large enough for al
most any family. IL the cultivation Is high
100 teet square will be sufficient. They only
in the Eastern States, where the drought pre-
vailed this year, have raised much of anything,
unless they had rich ground and thoroughly
cultivated it and those gardens that were par
tly shaded by trees did best, A garden is not
worthy or the name unless 1t contains some
trees to break the force OF the winds or TO
moderate the fierce glare of the Summer sun.
Much certainly would be gained IL a garden
were so situated that portion, at least, could
be watered from pump having the water
conducted by spOuting or any other method.
This could be done in many instances if the
owner would think Of it, Where drive wells
can be Dut down cheaply, the Investment will
pay, but so little attention has been paid to
this method that even nurserynen seem to be
ObliviOus to it, save where they have plenty of
wells. In parts OF Germany, where every
possible advantage is SEIZED upon, and where
cultivation is the highest irrigation is practic-
I'd, even though the rain fall is equal to that
Of this cOuntry..-Dr. CroSS, d oORntTy physiciaR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

IHE UNITED STATES, THK ONLY COUNTRY THAT
CAN SUPPLY ENGLAND NEITu IpoN TLd-a IhAI
other country on the globe, as Mr.. UevTitf slo,eS
with great eArness in the report TO which we have
alluded than the United States that has nstuT,I
resources Tor competing with England ip fn~DisL'
ing T the worlds supply of iron. France, Belgium
hussIa' wi never be able to do much
the lrsn and coal mines of the United States eY.
ceed those OF all ather countries in richnesI and
extent; Tho demand for iron has become so 0reat
that all Europe, including England, cannot SeaT'
=. y supply & ~ and this enormous demand would
ing II We never had protsctiVs tarH. we bava
always been destined by nature for ultimate an.
premAcy IN this great branch OF industry and n Il
to her bounty and the limited Resources of othsrl
tS countries, and not TO our bunderng legislation
IN the falfilment of our dtst,ny.:N y, iVorTJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
The COst-Is there n Job In the EXalAinas
ton Nf the CLLy'a Aeoounlal

In referring 10 the resolution offered by Mr.
Adams and passed by the City Council, the Re
pUJ1,dn, remarks that "the thousand dollars tha'
n will cost may prove very profitable invest
ment" That is pretty sum to pay for examining
the books of the several City Treasurers since
1860; and many will think it entirely too much.
But the Republican is averse to an examination,
we judge from its language and may not fairly
represent the committee who have the matter in
charge-they may not even yet have secured the
services Of an expert The mild ccnsuTc of the latter
paper is construed by soma parties as rejecting
on Mr.. Adams, for acting in the matter without
consulting the Chairman of the Financial Com
mittec and his fellow members. Even this may
not be true. If it is not, then of course we are
to infer that Mr.. Adams had come TO the cOnclu-
sion that there was great necessity for an exami-
nation Of accounts, notwithstanding the report
made by special committee only few weeks
since. We do net entirely agree with the Repub-
hcoH that:
"a committee consisting Of Messrs. Adams,
McLear, Pickles, Febiger, Hayes and McIntire,
might have done the work equally satisfactory
without cost, as the practice OF economy Is GER
taiDly necessary, unless the accounts are actually
in confusion, and the auditors have failed in the
dIscharge OF their duties"
Perhaps no better committee could have been
appointed 70 do This work. But il is doubtful i'll
they could have devoted the time to it. since the
resolution covers thirteen years. They would |
be very proper committee to whom 10 submit |
The work of an expert, although delicacy on the /
part of Mcssrs. Pickles and Febiger might cause
them TO decline, because OF having each been
chairman Of the Finance Committee within the
time prescribed by the resolution.
The Republican takes occasion 10 admonish /
the members OF the Council that they ''should
understand the necessity for every movement
pnor to engaging in it, and to this end there should
always be full consultation and understanding
with their colleagues" This was doubtless aimed
at Mr. Adams. But as he has had large expo
riencs in the working of the body he may be bet
ter able to judge Of the necessity Of this step than
the Republican imagnes. One thing is certain,
the Council has been using large amount OF
money, and the people are entitled to know what
use has been made Of 1t. The present movement
whether necessary or not should never have be-
come so. The Finance Committees should have
required the Treasurers and Auditors to discharge
their respective duties properly, or report them
derelict and had others appointed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Yellow EeVay.

Mhile 1t Is difficult at this time To acconnt eor
reeuy by the rules ofprecedent forthe appearancs
o. o. the yellow fever In its most malignant torm IN
shreveport, La, it is quite evident fbat tbe fI,h.
eonhltlon OF the town, as described by the V,cI-:
burg Herald Of n late date, was suficientlv 6an.
Serous 10 the public health to warrant the mr.
ductlon In the community of almost anV pIagne
Among other offensive sights TO be mel with Yer
the bodles OF putrid animals sWclterIng In The sy
IN various parts OF the town, while mud-boIes
Ieeklog with miasma, poisoned the c,tire afmos''
P1ere' Not loug since. according TO the HeroLJ
n BOAT loaded with 100 or more Texas coiIIs w.
SUNK In the river near Shreveport The carcases
oI lhe drowned animals we're picked NO from ~
wreck, taken ashore and Skinned for thar hi6eS
ana were then allowed foreman where they were
!nroWn fostering in tho sun AMI pnsrif inc iS
these iacts be truc-and the Herald obtains ,.s i.
formation .ni from gentleman Of cnaucter-it is
NOT necessary 10 seek in the current removaI oT
the great raft 10 the Red River above the Cir, ,h
rue cause ior the appearance of the frlghtfui epi.
demic which Is now terrifying and slsving 1be
hapless citizens. Where so MANY .Iayminss ~ ny
Vocallyes OF disea,e we're permitted fo remain
poisoning the air, it Is the most natural res1It ~
nc world that disease should have followed AZ
{ Is not improbable that the yellow fever v,bi.L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

Ii Is now announced that Senator Morton ia
sure TO take the stump in Virginia. The Radicals
should also send Carpenter Butler, ana the other
ueiendeis OF the salary grab TO thai State. They
will find the atmosphere Of Radical circIed r,oro
conRenlal there then at the North for their grab-
d ns propcnb ties. The Repubi an tick, OF that
stale stands on an Administration salary-gr,b
platform, the Convention which nominated n,
under The lead OF Congressman Plat, the salary
The back-pay steal. The views of Butler and oar
pentcr would be in accord with their party in
That State, and they should by ali means ioip
Morton and spread themselves there They will
De In their proper element without the annoyan.
oes experienced at home OF having men of their
World S~N-'-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16

IL A ScRAPE Our Congressman are in an nm.
fortunate pIedicamcnt Their constituents re-
quire the return OF the back-pay to the Treasury,
while most of those who have drawn tha voors,
have spentit; while the few who have not drawn
their pay can't leave it In the Treasury beyond
recovery without dying and leaving the money ia
the United States Government, by last EilI and
testament It is hard to tell which class most de-
serve pity. The former have committed hari-kaTi
politically, ana the latter must do so bodily or live
under The constant apprehension that their repu-
iationa will be sull'cd by constructive dishonor
Never was there so many obstacles in the wav ot
DONG an act OF high honor. and never did a set
oi poor wretches find 1t SO hard TO escape the
wrath OF the people.-Cify Item. F.t-EF 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
TAe Bishop Elect q Naassachusett.

The conservation Of Rev. b. II. Paddock, ID. d.,
as Bishop OF Massachusetts s TO be at 1890 o'clock
A. NJ on Wednesday, in Grace Church, Brook
lyn. 1he vo1sscntor sAtlle VENERABLE Irestding
BshoPot he Oharch, Df. SMITH OF KAitdckT y,
assisted in tha laying on Of haRda bY Rlshops A.
Lee, Of Delaware; Williams, Of Connecticut; Ste
Vens, of Pennsylvania; Lttiej0hp; Of long Island,
aud Huntington, of Central New York. Six or
eight other BiBhOps are also expected 10, paEtici-
paee in the service Bishop Stevens is The ap-
pointed preacher. The ATTENDANCE of clergy is ex-
pected to be large, probably not less than one
hundred and fifty, Including a large npmber from
Massachusetb. lAmbngAkO Akng part IA the
services will be Rev. Drs. Haight, schenck, D.
PPddock, Vinton, Hall, Phillips, Burks. Potter
Huntington, BuHResa end otheF. The uualc, rs
usual in this church. IL led bya f1i ehoruo choir,
under the charge of Mr.. CsulHeld, the Orgaoist OF
Grace Church. f.t ti4Gtt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-16
Bowers F4OOf I.dhiTnent.

Alter 80 ye am practical experience with horses,
? staging, teaming. 10. / have learned that NOR 3
eoEseS have been enDpIed By ihAttentleh 70 the
feet than all ethof diseases cOmblnoda After many
experiments have found the true remedy TO Pre-.
yEHT the disease OF the hOof restore ID after neg
hkonCS. - what nature intended it should be--fKa
great GuPDoT Of the nObts aAiaaI. IL the h0Of Is in.
aamOd and diseased the animal IL comparatively
worthless, 1his niment will surely present this
WOret Of all Diseases (COntFaOti0n cOFDs OuaFtoF
crneks Contraction Of the Back SinoW. generalIy
called Kneo-Bprang. &c.O and restore those that
have beaa eripOlea b. the vast Of snch . remedy.
,eA-T!y it. and 2 viii never fail II properly GD-
piled, Vl8s
batho the horses foot once a week. or ogt.nsr ~
neDSsaFy 81 the heel and frog and aroand The hoof
close 70 the haAF. y, y. BOYER,
N0RFiHtoWn. Pa.
Nh. n. @, BoYRR--Dear Sir: THIS 10 70 certify
that have used VOnf LinimSnt Ia my stable for
three months paats on more than one hnn0Fed hOF-
So. and dad IL the best preparation have ever
used on horses. It Is far better than yea recon-
mend u. Send me ave eases q once, by express
CO. ID. HAIRY HAMILTON,
No, l32 West 3lst street. New YORK CITY
3. BRIN0HURSr d 90. nPaggistS, ooFnsFJ; b
and y ARket stneots y ilmington. having been ap-
p0iatod agents for this valuable and popular HOot
Lniment' retully prepared 70 supply L wholesais
aud retail - the manniaetaroF's prieoR.
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