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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

for appointment of administrator. Heard and J. H.
Kapuniai appointed.
Estate OF Pelekani, of Kapaa-Petition for ap-
pointmcnt Of administrator. Heard and no admin
istrator appointed, the Court not considering the
appointment of an administrator necessary.
Estate Of Pablo, OF Naturalization for appoint
ment of administrators. Heard and Kaehu ap-
pointed.
Police Court--HonoIulu.
Dec. 2-Kaahanui deserving bound seryice-Re-
turned and paid 50.
Dec. 3-Kakai, assault and battery-Fined 81 and
$40 costs Luka, Brown, Kiona and Kahananui,
drunk-Fined each 50 and 81 costs Lucy-desert-
ing husband-Returned and paid 50.
Dec. 5-Abuiliala, manslaughter - Discharged.
Bila assault and battery-Fined s. and $3.50 costs.
Dec. 6-Kanihina, drunk-Fined Sc
Dec. 9-Kanio, larceny-sent for months TO
hard labor, and pay fine of s. and $40 costs.
Noted appeal TO Circuit Court Amelia Mitchell,
deserving father-Dischargcd. Kekuewa, deserving
bound service-Returned, and paid 81. C. Stevens,
drunk-Fined 81 and 81 costs.
Dec. 15-Tbomas Keel, drunk, fined 50 and 81
costs. Byron Hewet, drunk, fined 81 and 81 costs.
Ella drunk, fined 81 and 81 costs Charles johnson,
drunk forfeited bail &C. James Stokes, drunk, fined
81 and 81 costs; also for fast riding fined s. and
Sl.20 costs.
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The Courts.
sunr.me court-In Probate.


Dec. 4-Es,ate of F. E. C. Kruger, deceased, and
Guardianship of minor heirs-Before Justice Hart
well Petition of Margaret Roth, formerly widow
Of the deceased for distribution of the estate and
appointment of guardian of the minors in place Of
H. Nolte, resigned. The Court decreed that the
four minor children heirs Of the real estate and
distributes OF two-thirds of the personal estate;
that the widow is entitled TO her dover of onethird
of the real estate and distribution of onethird of
the personal estate Three dollars week was al
lowed for the support of each Of the children and
the account was referred back to the master to as
certain the amounts due to retrospective parties.
The Court appointed S B. Dole, guardian of the
minors, file bond in the of $4,000. Mr.. Nolte
to be discharged upon his filing Mr.. Doc's receipt
for the securities and balance of cash in his hands,
Dee l2-Proof of win of Stewart Hamilton
Cooper, deceased-Before Justice Widemann. Pc
ttion for proof of will Heard in part and continued
until 22d instant for further testimony.
Dec. l5-Estaie of Manuel Rodriguez, deceased
Before Justice Wldemann. Petition for settlement
of accounts and appointment of guardian to the
minors. Administrators accounts approved and
passed, and the matter continued until tomorrow
for the appointment of guardian.
Circuit Court OF Kauai.
Cases heard IN Chamoers before NOD u McDiy0e,
Circuit Judge, Fourth Judicial Circuit.
IN PROBATE.
Sept 26-Estate Of Kamalii, of Wahiawa-Peti-
ton for appointment of administrator, when Kaio
was appointed.
Estate Of Hiram Fredinberg, of Koloa-Petition
for approval of claims Heard and claims approved.
Estate of Keke, of Lihue-Petition for appoint
ment Of administrator Continued
Sept. 27-Estate of Pilipo, of Kaialau, Hanalei-
Petition OF administrator for examination OF ae-
counts and discharge from further responsibility.
Heard and discharge granted.
Nov. 22-Eatate Of Kuwala, Of ADMINISTRATION
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shipping Memoranda.

Far- ~ BarE DrL,WAHE FiSDs NksrrE.-Left Victoria
vcr ~ thrce days coming down the Straits Of Fuea
ca rs en- Ind 81 gale and hove = under storm staysail
s Ten hors. snte uesfher NJ to the 18th and then
~ rnls Scr ta-ysirht hours Since then had head winds
sut making ths Stands Arrived in Honolulu Wednesday,
De- rn,i aite9H passage q 8 days.
r.r-~ rr SonaasuB LEzrrrA LoEES-ErN, MAsTER.-leit
-rsrflr " O. zlst; passed Tahiti Nov 18th. Cross
y .uaso- Dec sh in long ls6o % "; had mostly mod
s sfr osh Of iaiso7 :; took Sc trades in lat 2s0 s,
us is ths wind fru NJ throughout the entire pas
.a-, u-rsriuz ID uonaiuiu Thursday, Dec lith.
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The world. History.
COMMERCIAL.
KoNoLULU DEcExBER i. Is7s.

RONOLULU, DECEMBER L. 1879.
BARK Delaware brings cargo lumber salmon and all
irum fancourea Island She will take return cargo Of isl
and produce.
Schooner letta 20 DAYS from Newcastle N s. w. has a
cso q & tons coa WI c have been sold private terms
Ihs schooner viii load with despatch for San Francisco
harA r. " God sailed for Bedford on Saturday with
a cargo o. oil and suudriss valued at $4,000.
Schooner Victoria also sailed the day on trading voy
49, 70 The westward taking a small cargo
Besides the credit sale the Messrs sohaeer
Co. commenced yesterday and be continued to-day we
have nothing o. note in trade which has been very langud
Hg he LeiA Ne have Advoes Melbourne to Oct Is
W. hud little IN the papers hand Of regarding the
uarkrts excepting The following:
extensive but very unsatisfactory business has
bu oo1e IT, time This staple owing
prices ruling importer have had 10 submit to heavy losses
ard according % late Maurtius quotations it would take
to srss - fs Ha5sT r s = 1liria spe
81 quilted "a los sg for grany yellow
ruui and &c Or IN -ouuters. Fine yellow counters
sad a. IS % E15 Il medium counters at GA 10 ga low
yci1rs and rsys 81 los 60 los were
quiited go ISL Under hammer coo bags and
uuu Houoiuu sugars disposed Of with all faults at
- o. sss- "a
Beth TIE eargoes ~ Letita and Helen W. Amy are
reported % have been damaged by sweating
whlzh iuierferod with the sale
Puiu M.IbaurDe by the above vessels brought
rs god Triae Is cent? pound correspondent
thsi probably 90 bales would bring the figure.
Commercial Items.
r Couuiftee o. The London Exchange adopt
&c resolution that four shilings British per dollar Am
shall De The % exchange afte the Sd Of November.
TIE End merchants % Liverpool in letter. ad-
mil iha iron may be probably purchased in New York
shipment % England AID say they convinced that the
American trade is lot 70 England
Telegraph E1stai cards by the English
smsu The cards deposited letters and collected
huuris D. 0arrers-
According 70 the best Authorities, the wheat deficiencies
Eu during the yeA 1854 may be estimated in round
uumb-ft a. faIious;
ssl.rrnie1is g England bushels % 900
Requirements q other European countries so 100000
Taisi ~ -..... .-.................... "a 900
M FEIr EsTEr 90 Ou--The Treasury Department in
lsti % he Collector Of San Diego Ca dated August GOTH
saw
The Department regards whale and seal oil caught by
u1u vessels q from tea to ffioen burden licensed
o. engage Ia fisheries Punta Bunds Mexico and
ctan islauda y 20 sixty miles Of the Mexico
ts ziuct fisheries and consequently free Of
utr the PARTIES engaged therein being American citizens
and he vessels duly crse The fact that the vessels
uu Tonnage does not Affect the right Of the oil 70 free entry
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POKT OF IIONOLULU.


De- l9AH ID Delaware Hinds IS days from Victoria B
Lumber and salmon TO MessrS Walker a Allen
Ian atr Letitia Loentzen, 50 days from Newcastle,
W. Goals a. Messrs. Haekfeld Co.
soAr Liiig, loua, from runsiuu- cITgo; loo kegs
sugar. 200 bags rice % bags potatoes 1 hides.
is-s-dr kauo. Wet, from Kshuui. Cargo: horse, l
ne 9 PIE Pc. suFsr y ss R mol , 20 bags po-
drrt wife and children Jas Alexander c Grey,
Nr Monaie, aud 30 deck.
sehr Manuokavai kololina. from Nawliwili. Cargo /:
hgEz - keys a 81 bags sugar.
hogs pkg dried hsh. q kegs u bags sugar. lO7
haEs re-, rs bag oorn 10 bags potatoes, hides,
ls-s1Hr aiary EIen, Jim. from MakenA. Cargo: SIS
sslr WarvisR. Ksisvaia, from NolOkai. oargo: S
s7Ar Rs E9y. Adams from Koolau orrgo: s6kegs
SO bags suEsr, 10 bags rice hides.
Hav idps ser Victoria, Trpn from sea in distress.
stmr klaues. Taylor. from Windward Ports. Olrgo:
90 sheep, lambs. horses p hogs doz turkeys
fungus u lnds GOAT skins, li5 bags potatoes 3
CAS- tuilov rolls leather, II bags coffee 81 bnchs
avn canoe hndls sugar cane Passengers: Gov
paaiuis and LADY, Mn d kaakaua, Major II
-und- Col II freudergast' Hon Ceghorn and
iafy. Hon A p Judd Hon 5 Wilder. McCully
D. rrousssau, 7 " Everett Or Byron Adynis D Il
Tida. q Coru~ell Geo " McFarlane Miss Hannah
smithios Mis- WundeuberE. Miss ? Spencer, Mrs
gWirbt Nn " Weed Mn John H. Mrs Kama
lazu, C Eibhy, A Jones, aud v deck.
-s-schr Parry Queen. Kaana, from koloa. CITyo; II
ca1ds frrrrls1d. II hides.
ssir Iuta b aai from Moloaa. orr7o: 10 cords
frewoal 90 ibis beaf : bhls tongues. 80 hide.
ls-sahr Jcnuy. Nils, from Wainea Rooa- Cargo:
7 o - hi. sr hsssres s s.I Duncan an
NcEryte Jas Gay, and II deck
Tan tk b Murray. Fuller, - days from San Fran
uisoo, with assorted mdsr % C Brewer Go.
SAILED.
D. Ian vi ship EareTa Mckenzie, FOR cruise.
sclrr unnns Beck. for Kona Kau.
Is-srlr Isl1u. 1oas for punaluu
Hnul b " Wood. Reynolds, for New Bedford.
Hzw t1T-aH scIr Victoria, Tripp, for trading vuy
solr Ecaui Ana Dudoit for Lanai.
IE-stur Kfnnus Taylor. Windward Ports. P1tScn-
rr-r- Col y KaiHkara and wife. Rev Louitcr,
n5as 4 C1ruveli, 2 VIDA, Mr. Berger, Miss Poole,
Miss Dawson. Mrs Kinds and daughter, II n
Gruar-ell WIN Phillips. Krkwood Henni-
ford. d krby. A Jones' and about 100 deck.
SIR NanuakaFri Kololina, fur NawiliWil.
sehr Waruiuk kaiauaia fdr KaHupapa-
So Knnla west Kahuui.
re-sriir Nile NdrFs Lena. Tor koolau-
s-iir Fuiry Queen, Kaaina, for Hhnaie.
sstr MAJ Elian Jim Tor Waihee.
Erl4r rfh RnF Adams 81 kooiau.
h. tered Victoria Trpp, fora trading voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

A Snow STORM IN THE TRoPIcs.-One of these
beautiful sights occurred Hawaii during the late
storm. What rain here fell IN the form of snow
there. The tops of Msuna Loa and Mauna Kea
were completely covered with snow early in the
morning. which began to melt as soon as the sun
rose and scattered the white nantes from the
ridges the snow which lay in the valleys remaining
there for days. At the same time that these noun
tains were covered with snow, the fires of the two
craters of Kiiauea and Mokuaweoweo burned
brightly, and the glare reflected on the overhang-
ing clouds afforded brilliant sight, which was OBJ
served for hours by the passengers on the steamer
as she passed along the Puma coast on Thursday
night last 1t is somewhat remarkable that the
summit crater of Mokuaweoweo should continue so
long in action, now nearly twelve mouths-what
has not been known TO occur before during the resi-
dence OF foreigners on this group.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

IL Nzpoulkx-As meeting Of Fire Engine Com
-r-r No I. held December 6. the following resolu-
si--r 81 condolcucc were unanimously adopted:
urr-ErAs. Il hiss pleased an Advise Providence
- -e-1sse from ne By death our much esteemed
and very efhcieut BroiGsr Fireman William LyAii'
Therefore Dc d -, -.
i7,Trl-~7. Tat ~ the demise Of our Brother this
f--~r-r'r L. losi respected active member; the
nur,artrnu-t . good Fireman ~,
--.-5sirr n seotlaud. our most heartfelt sympathy
~ NJ tsc Eho doeih all things well GUIDE, conn
- rrE r.-utcci hen In their sore aineuon-
7----5- Tai she Secretary furnish the papers OF
- - uift copy Of these Resolutions Tor PUB
lfrsillE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

F,ssr-rs o. FIASTs-It has been fully demon
.r..s "a. csnscum or ordinary red pepper sprink-
Lee o. plants win easctualiT destroy lice or such
os,er insects as at becoming pest 70 the farmers
a. Csrlo-uia TIE experiment has been tried 10
- ls5f.-rrf rnrs and has proved complete
- I-,--.-,i-,e-,ts are also Being made for the
---.r ,r frslinr how Tar this remedy viii destroy
= -r.rf t,s I'll Il o. piaris- Described n we Lase
r---- ~ tht uniied states Commissioner q AsI y
-uisr-n We wi give our readers TIE results OF
- t.,gts a. socn as thcy become kro~n-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17
Lots Nos. 1870, 1871, 212, 21s,
214, 215, 257, 25s,

On the Government Survey and belonging to the Estate
Of the late P Whitney. The land extends from King
Beretania, along PO street, with frontage on
King feet and 200 feet Beretania and
tins about $500 fathoms, three -Four Of
them arc "corner los They viii be disposed Of in two
parcels each, single lots may suit pur
chasers building purposes better sites in
the market aud improvements constantly being made
in the vicinity. The Title Royal Patent Terms easy.
For further particulars inquire Of $ B DOLE,
l63sm Or h n WHITNEY
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EXPORTS.

Fr sra Ter Tici1is Dec Isl c. boots bolts duck,
-. irf 81 rs aocoi Whiskey Is 6 gin. 5os sherry
-. =. i.-atr a. ale . hrs tobacco. kegs powder,
rtlrrud--E2,-
30 NV Hrrranr Per " Wood, Dec l52Sl esks whale
,H u ola s1eru oil bbs siush- 1t bndla whale bone
- ,srirrr - coffee trunks personal effects.
-aI Manila -aqe Anlue-D Domestic SlSs Is; foreigu
s. 81 So TrzushiTTrl- -2a2 -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

OLEoMAGARINE is the name Of an artificial butter
about TO be manufactured in San francisco. 1t is
to be made by patent process, and will, says an
exchange, be a sort of cross between Hucks &
Lamberts axle grease and third rate soap factory.
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Notice.
EHNHE FOLLOwING MORsEs. C, now d

YuyHE FOLLOWING HORSES, &C. NOW IN
a the Pound at Pauoa, VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY.
Dec 9Th, al II O'Clock bay horse, poor back
branded BIZ / grey mare spotson forehead three legs
white N on left hip. ! white horse on left hip bay
mare on the right black horse, small white spot
forehead g SIS the right bay horse with rope
the neck on the right formerly the Kings bay horse,
sore back s1 on the left grey horse, spots fore
head Two white legs KIN the left jacks, brands not
describable white horse poor, the left on satur
day. pee a0fh will be sold white horse, branded IN
W. PANIHALE
Pauoa, Dec. L, 1873. atsl Pound Master.
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~ While boat from the saranac was attempt
ing to board the schooner Lettia she entered the
harbor, the boat was capsized in a irice. All the
persons in her plunged into the water. The
officer was picked up by Mr.. P1uger, who happened
to be near by in boat, while the crew were rescued
by shore boat, without injury to any one
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17
Notice.

TTNHE LYCEUM IN NUUANU AVENUE WILL
III be opened on SUNDAY EVENING, the 2ist DE-
GENDER, for Religious Services, commencing at *
p NJ, and all fevery creed, creed, who not in
the habit of attending other places Of worship Sabbath
evenings, kindly invited 10 attend.
The programme in regard future Services will then
be expounded. Seats Free.
Dec. ID. is73 T4s3 ST PER ORDER
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FOREIGN LABoRERs Hart shipped per steam
Kilauea foreign laborers lately discharged
from vessels, 10 reside in Kona, Hawaii where they
will be employed by Mr.. Greenwich and Charles
Wall, for farming service Their wages are fifteen
collars per month, with board and lodging. Some
two years ago, Mr. Hart found employment
Maui for a still larger number Of sailors, who have
become permanent residents here, and find employ
ment on plantations and as farm laborers. There
is room on Hawaii and Maui for thousands of in
dustrious men, who are willing to strike out for
themselves and work hard.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

~ There have been several runaways during
the past week without serious damage to any one.
More caution should be exercised in leaving teams
properly htched, and employing competent drivers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

IT, The schooner Victoria returned TO port on
Sunday TO replace her top-mast, which was carried
away in a squall after leaving port on Saturday.
She anchored outside and sails again TO day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

~ It is not improbable that the .. 5. steamer
saranac may leave for San Francisco soon after the
arrival Of the Murray's mail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

BUFFUM's HALL-Mr. Matt Williams takes bene-
fit on Saturday evening when very attractive
programme will be presented, for which see notice
in to-day's paper
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

MAsoSIc.-The annual meeting of Honolulu
Chapter No. l. Of Royal Arch Masons, will be held
tomorrow Thursday evening, at ~ O'Clock.
Election of officers
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~ Mr.. Barlow continues his credit sale to-day
at the store of Mcssrs. schaefer & Co.
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Eligible Building Lots
For Sale.

might LOTS OF LAND LOCATED on szse
"a KAHUA or WAIKIKI PLAIN, directly makai -
west OF the land lately fenced in by Mr. james s. -
Lemon and opposite the residence Of J. A Hassnger, Esq,
being
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

tSF- The Band having been ordered TO Kailua,
there will be no music on Saturday afternoons till
its return.
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EVENING sALEs--Mr Adams sells Christmas toys
on Friday evening, and Mr.. Barlow on Saturday
evening. Between the two sales everybody ought
10 be suited
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

" We call the attention of transient residents
to the list Of letters remaining in this city.
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tsy- As we 20 to press the bank D. c. Murray is
signaed with two weeks later news from the United
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T1TPOTETs.

Fr-r rrr--lrk g. Per Delaware Dec le-2u so II Nv
r-ri,-r 1ll g. d sainion u ibis ale
mar Erucas-lr v. Per Lstitia- Dec l-SoS tons coal
PA~~ENGERS.
7--- NTrc.,-sE, ". Per Lesitia, Dec III Rogers
Hr-ra-lu-
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THE LTcEuM.-We happened TO drop in at the
Lyceum, at the corner of Kutui and Nuuanu streets
which is now about fitted up, and surprised 10
find il so neat and attractive There are seats for
BOG persons in the ball. and when crowded audi
ence is in attendance probably $50 to 400 be
commodated. 1t will be opened for religious SER
vices on Sunday evening next at ~, as per notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17
Notice of Dissolution of COpartnership.

IL existing between undersigned expired by linita-
ton the 18th inst All persons having accounts open
with the late firm requested to settle with Mr. ASSE
who is duly authorized for that purpose. ASSEE,
ACHoNG.
Honolulu Nov. g. ls72 46s sm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

20 letter from Lahaina states that but little
rain fell there during the late storm of tea days. So
in Kona, the rainfall very light where the settle
meuts are, though rain and snow were abundant
higher up the mountains. At Kailua and other
places near the shore, water was quite scarce, so
much SO that every shower was watched and the
ran-water saved
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

THE HoLTDAYs-are near at hand, but we notice
fewer toys than usual offered in our stores, owing
doubtless to the irregular communication with the
Coast, since the withdrawal of the Costa Rica. The
truth is valuable toys have not paid importers very
well the past few years, that there has been dis
position TO restrict orders 10 the less expensive
kinds. Some new holiday goods are expected by
the bark D. c. Murray, now fully due from San
Francisco. The little folks always look for Santa
Claus, with his arms full of something and be will
probably be around usual jingling his bells, and
scattering such fayors as he can pick up in his
rounds.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

CALIFORNIA CoTToN.-The Southern planters have
had their attention called to California cotton, and
arc not little surprised at its superior quality and
the certainty with which it natures into an abun.
dant crop. The New Orleans Reay1He includes Cal
iiornia in the "cotton belt" which, according TO
its notion is hereafter to be in the region along the
the line of the Texas and Pacific Railroad.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17
Queensland.

The prospects of the pastoral and agricultural in
terests in this colony reported to be excellent.
The cotton crop of this year throughout the Ipswich
district amounted to considerably over million and
half of pounds. There is a great demand for la
Dor in the settled districts Many of the sugar plan
are said be disposed employ white lsborers
Of good character in preference to Polynesians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-12-17

CHEAP sUeAR.-A noted French chemist has dis
covered a method of producing sugar by chemical
combination, instead Of by extracting the sac
charine matter. By the new process, which at the
present kept secret it is estimated that the very
best grade OF sugar can be furnished for fifty cents
per hundred weight. just think of that; white SUI
gar tor half cent pound. Why bride
all the children in the country at an expenditure of
two bits
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-24
NEW JERSEY.
The Recent Fire.

PAssA1c, June 25.-The following are
the Losses by fire here yesterday morn
ing:
Acquockenonck House, owned by
Herman Schulting, occupied by Henry
Leives; Leives' loss s6,0OG insured for
5000. Terhune's drug store, 81 A,OOG
insured for $500. Bedalls paint store,
s25OG fully insured. Rhodes plumb
ing store, $4,000; no insurance. Dore-
mus, undertaken, $1,000; no insurance.
City lock up, Wilson's stables, and post
office were burned down. Yeorance,s g
stables, loss sll ,OOG insured for $4,000.
Yeo.apce lost two valuable horses.
Ross, tailor, 81 le, ,OOG insured for $4,000.
S. J. Posts building $1,000; insured for
s45OO. Mauson's building $1,000 in
sured. Miller's stable $1,000 no insur-
ance. Yeorance's dwelling $1,000. Of
fee Of city Clerk and Justice OF Police.