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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
gusiHtss Garns.
A. W. PIERCE & CO..

CSaeesssors to C. L. Richards d CO..
SHIP CHAMBERS AND GENERAL CON
- MISSION MERCHASrS- Honolaiu, HaEaiiAn Islands.
s72 lyj
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16

An Eastern debating society is trying to settl
which is the hardest to keep, diary or an um
breIla.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16

u reading Ia the Esmerp Usfssd s~ass,
pay their cards sneins orS~Obseks Gated States
Postage sanps for saeA bsy vtsA &c and thcf
PER above tAhls r The e p.ii fr
Er business CARDS., uhsn RaEPAfo RoR rnAR. are
allowed dscanl fOm these RATES, which tSg transfers.
Advertisement. vAsn paid charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

N%e. STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR
/xAEt9 Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead
-sl4EesA4 Castings,
Machinery of Every Description made
TO ORDER.
Particular Attention paid to Ships BIacksmithiag
~ Job Work executed shortest notice 9is ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16

MY MOTTO-What is worth doing nf n IN, Is
worth doing well.
MI TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY.
Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
II oace At H. E. MCINTYRE l. BROS Grocery Feed
Store and Bakery Fort and King S Wagon calls
for all orders
e57qr w.M. WALLACE Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY !!

HONOLULU, ii. l., July !, 1878.
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE. TIL Z FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged all work done at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
toriEiaaLI
The Kona Storm.

The kona Storm.
Ia ntfal gusts the South wind hsrcsly blows
AMI dark'niHg clouds sesd thro' the stormy skyi
The sun was red this morninE when he rose
But no~ he's hid frou. every visGlaI eye
oh ocean boiis and eastI bis snow uhIts crest
To dash IN fury the coral shore
His bili0Ws haz the hsrbor, and hIs brsAst
Heav.s threni'ninEiy. with grand And solemn roar.
An nature shriHks Ia terror AZ the blast
And u s~ments By lAad and sea-
The gloom stu dArksna, while The rain tAl;s EAst,
AHd birds take cover Ia a sheisering
he streets, deserted, IN win muddy streams;
The mountain torrents rush into the plaIni
The drivers hurry On tnsir jaied teams.
And haste ior shelter from the plashing rain
An trade Il stopped, and merchants hang the lips
hh business ceases, Nhatsoe'er its formi
some think of friends in expected ship
All thoughts are eeutsred in the KOna Storm
IIOuolula. January 1878
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16
MANILA CIGARS!

A SMALL LOT OF THOSE SUPERIOR
IN quality CIGARS. just received. These Cigars, like
those had about since and be the
best article offered in this market during the last twenty
years Specially put up for us-200 cigars in a box.
ja3l For Sale by B0LLEs 4 CO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
DOMESTIC MARKET.

BUFFALO y Y. June 7.-Receipts by Lake-Four 1880
bills. Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn. 22.lUD Ousn OatA
10000 busl. reips BY rail-Flour, 3 700 bbs Wheat
5000 bush OATS 5000 busl lSye LOU
bush. Shipments by rlFlour, 3, 700 bills; Wheat tlOoo
bush. Cora, BUSH oats 5000 D!sh. Rye 100 Oush
ShDucnts hy canal to tdewater-Wheat 10000 Dnsh;
Corn Oats. ~ 600 bush. shipments by canal
interior poins-COTn 5000 bush. In stOreNheat 4O
bush III 566 BUSH oats. 1883 BUSH Barley Zoo
bush i772S bush Frclghts unsettled ooatnen mold
ing of nOminaly sLpments made OF 6g7c for wheat 70
New Yors &c for ditto Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady 900 bus No Chicago ut
43 bush No Milwaukee atfl % Corn IN gooh do-
mand and strong slcs $500 bush at 7Oa2c ACCORDING 70
quality bush high mixed at &c oats 1iet aud nrIn
sales bush Western and Canada az 81 nc rye ah
harley none here easy 81 r2Jc for Heavy Mess Lar
quiet at ljc. Hghwlnes nominal , ,,-,. ..,.
amt higher: No spring 09c.; No do, 9oe spot; C.
July sold 9Jc July 99c, August NO do 81 III 2c'
Reflected buoy ant opened strong and closed easy
No Mixed fresh 72c Regular &c, spot; 90 &c bid Juy
72i. AGc.s Rejected 65c oats excited prices hlghsr
62c spot - &C.. July ~ So August Rejected. BIC
No spring 81 IS spot No do, 81 D 81 % asked sep
TEMPER dull dropping fl9 hJGSl9 90 spot or July
10 10 August so 10 september. Lard dull. drOop
ing i3 So spot fl3 Jjdfl3 d. July; SIS oo4ti3 %;
August Sl4 september Bulk Meats dul and shade lower
~oul,ers short lib Midus. ii SCI short Clear MD
nominal corn Buao 32c At the afternoon call OF tho
Board Wheat shaue lower at 0H6'sc- July Corn 81 %
July Oats. ~ &c, Juno % 20l &c.
July PORK and unchanged Recrips-F
900 bbs. Wheat. 10000 bush corn, f2OOO Ousn Oats
II gao hash Shipurns-F Flour. 1000 bbs. Wheat $4,000
lISGIoS. y. 60 June 7spritS Iurptntine nrn at 3Oc
Ro.n quiet AZ s. 47a for Strained Crude iITpsntine
steady at 81 20 Harl for Yellow Dip, ah 50 20 Tor
Virgin. Tar steady at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Blood Diseases.

The blood ne from which systems arc built
ND and which derive mental rs well as physical
capabiies thar II should be kept IL It
fostering AL organic functions are weak
thereby settling l Important organs, az tlo lungs
liver or kidney disastrous Hence it be
blood perfectly healthy
condition rp'c ally does tits apply al this partcu
than az other No matter what the
All bad bOb Now Or. Pierce does not wish 10
Medical Discovery Ia the catalogue Of quack
patent by nding II 10 every disease
recommend II on the contrary there lun
what claim this that there is but one form Of blood
disease will cure and that disease Is lie
does Discovery for tlat disease he
knows searching blood cleanser vet discoy
cred IL vii rte the blood and system ~ all other
blood posUns bo they anlma vegetable mineral
Diseases all Of BlOtches Pmples and
EruptOn1 also all Glandar elngs and the form
Of Neck Legs other par
all Diseases of the BoDes White sSeings
Joint and spinal DLse2seA All Of Vhoh %
long 10 ScrOfulons diseases
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DrsEAsR cURKn
W. CHOW STATION, Ia. July Ii. 1874
DIT PrHRc. Buffalo ". Y.
NJ wife nrst became lame nine yesrs ago swell
appear and disappear her hip and she gr
uay reduced and her whole system rotten with dis
swelling broke her hip dischargng
quantities md that time there several openings
fave edocOrs expense OF $685. who nothing
will any good but yicaI operation.
July 49, 1873, ho writes thus My wife has certainly
ceive q the VI Discovery
get tho bel. and expected i've
When She commenced using She has been
for slI monthA Has used
boeA and still u.ins it Her recovery Is considered -
miracle and attribute t ali TO hs Of vau
able medicine. can choerfuiT recommend . blood pari
ner aud strength rostoeef. J. - HoBISsoh
DlScoyuEy = sold ~ GuEgStA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
EDWARD wELBY PUGIN.

A London telegram announces the death OF
Edward Wclhy Pugn the eldest OF the late Agstus "
weby Pugin who the chief reviver Of Gothic archi
lecture and ecclesiastical art In England Mr. Pugin was
born March H. 1884 In 1852, when he was only In his
eighteenth year. his father died, and it deyoyed on MIN
complete his professional engagements. This he did
successfully and hence forth held prominent pla IN ms
profession OF the first OF bis best work. 'as the
Church OF Notre Dame de Dadezell in Bell i'm Tor
which he received from Plus TX the Papa Order OF ST.
Sylvester Among his other works were the new College
Of st. Cuthberts Ushard; several largo churches IN
Liverpool ST. Michaes Prory, Belmont, Hcrefordshire
the Church OF st. Peter and Paul at Cork the Augusnian
Church. Dublin the Kingdown Parish Church for ne ate
Lord Klngsdown the splendid orphanages or HeNlngly
and Rlechngly for the Duchess Of Leeds and mgnncent
building, at ScaTisbrck Hall, Lancashire, III the compile
ton OF the mansion which had been begun by ms Ither
ia a sump;uous Gothic style. Mr. Puann was prom
inent member OF the Roman Catholic lalfy OK
England and evinccd a interest in the affairs of
his Church. He captain IN the fhelish
Volunteers. and occasionally sent letters TO the press
on professional topics. He asserted In 1867 That
his father. and sir Charles Barry, designed the
new Houses Parliament, and afterwards published
book on the subject. Mr.. Pugin was in this country
about two years and visited the new cathoDe CSthe
dIa and other edflces in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
THE G4LyESroY cIrIL RIGHTS CASE.

A THEATER MANAGER FINED FOR REFUSING SEATS
TO COLORED WOMEN-rHE PROPRIErORs AND
PUBLISHERS or THE GALVEsgO TON NEWS SUM
MONED BEFORE THE COsRT FOR PRINTING GER
TAIN COMMENTS on The LAW AND The RULINGS
OF THE COURT
GALVESTON, Texas, June I'm the United
States District Court to-day the trial Of Henry Greenw
Manager Of the fremont Opera House, for refusing
to colored women seats in the parquet OF his
thcater, was concluded and resulted in his being
fined In $500. In The GdireStOn Netcs or Saturday
morning last appeared an editorial criticism on
the constructions and rulings OF Judge Morrill, in The
above case The article moderate in its expressions,
being entirely shorn OF personalities, and simply
statement Of the extent which tie editor deemed the
Civil Rights bill intended 10 apply together with
review of the decisions Of Justice Bradley in the Grant
Parish case. and the slaushtcr-hOuse case before
the Supreme Court II these United States.
This morning, in The United States Court, Judge
Morrill, took up the article which appeared III
The Ncirs and commented upon It in severe terms as
AN attempt TO throw the court into rdicuie and to n
form the Judge Of the court that his decisions were TO be
disrearded Having analysed the article Judge Nor
rl remarked that he could not suffer Congress and the
United states Court to into contempt by remaining
silent and thcreupGn instructed the Clerk ~ issue an
order for the United Marshal To summon TIE pro-
prieors and publishers of The Gdiceso Acrs To appear
fomnroU morning ana show why such an article
shoud aDpe9r There * the greatest excitement pre-
valng here regarding this action by Judge Moll ana
Tho result tomorrow morning IL anxlOusy looked Tor
The prevailing opinion among lawyers II lAat no such
case A. this has occurred since the days OF the Alien and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

ANNIVERSARY OF srNpAYscHOoL TAACHERs

ANNIVERSARY OF sUNDAYsCHOOL IAAChEhs
The anniversary meeting of the sunday
school Teachers Association Of the Eastern District OK
BROOKLYN was held the First Reformed Church, OF Bed
or,i-aye and Oyinerst., Brooklyn. last evening Inc
exercises opened with prayer 10y tie rev III
Wells The report Of the Secretary, A. W Persons was
read This recommends the holding OF meetings OF the
teachers for study and better acquaintance IL shows
the conversions OF the year to have been 34i total
ndmber OF scholars 1890; the average attendance
during the past year has been 1s9 The tOtal hhpei
Of teachers is 1873. The Rev. Charles Hall Everest
sver,d an address on the subject " "The Relation OF
The Sabbath choOl the Prosperity OF the Naton-
After SINGING by the Choral Unon snort address %s
delivered nv the pastor of the church, the Rev Dr
Ebert = Porter, ON the general benefits OF sunday
scbools and their tendency break down sec.ranl'h
he was followed nv the Rev Dr. Edward Eggleston, woo
spoke ON the subject OF conversions and reV'aI- con
dmning hasty conversions especially OF young people
THE annual election for members OF tht Board or Man
ayers resulted in the choice OF Joseph WIDE Danie
Sndwip F. H. Wight, +. o. Flood, A. W. Persons, and l.
( BiackfOrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

miles away over rough pavements to Bellevue 1t Is
true that upon the application of the Committee OF
Charities and Correction lease was authorized
by the Board of Aldermen of the New-York Dispen-
sary building at the corner of Centre and White-sts
and the Controller empowered to sign the same
But the Board of Aldermen authorized other leases
against the same appropriation from which the rent
of the Dispensary premises must be betrayed
Among these leases the Controller has no dscrimi-
ation and the Board Of Aldermen have not by resou-
ton authorized the signing of one in preference to the
Others. In this dilemma the Commissioners OF Char
tiles and Correction might avail themselves of the
offer which the Dspensary Trustees have made, and
occupy the building without lease but If so some In
definite liability might be incurred by that depart
ment and accordingly the Commissioners decline. SO
the City Government being out of joint, no provision
at all is made, an untold amount of suffering
results, and lives are thrown away most cruelty.
What the condition of things will be when sun
struck patients begin to come in-cases in which re-
mOval will often mean death, where otherwise re-
covery would be possble-it is impossible to foresee
1t has been suggested that tent hospital be set mp
on the grass in the Park the present building,
or that the building be torn down and al army pa
vilion hospital be put in its place, such as was
erected on BackwelPs Island i'll ten days for small
pox patients Adequate provision corresponding to
the personnel of the hospital is certainly demanded at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
TIE NEW-H1uPSHIRE CONTEST

THE SENATORIAL QUESTION ARGUED BEFORE TIE
SUPERIOR COURT-A DECISION RESERVED.
CoycoRD n. H.. June THE Lower House
Of the LEGISLATURE At r. and after some routine
business hearing was had before the Superior court
this afternoon hiefJustcc Cushing and Associate
Justices Iadd and Smith the bench-in relation 10
the Senatorial question The Republicans were repre-
sented by the Hon Austin F. Pike. who began the ergl
ment and the Democrats by the state Attorney zen
Lewis W Clark The arguments on both sides were e1-
haustiye The courtroom throngcd. The court
reserved its decision. Pending the election Dy III.
lature OF Governor claimed that there Is now no
Governor of IIamshirr and IL il proposed 20 swear
I'm the President Of the Senate Governor pro teHi
This however would leave the senate without quorum
and perhaps still further cOmpllcate matters. Inc
decision OF the Superior Court Is anxousiy awated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
OBITUARY..
JAMES NJ. SWEENY

Intelligence has been received in this city of
the death OF James sweeny Paris France. on Sun
day last The deceased held several important positions
under the City Government, entirely through the in
uence OF his brother Peter Sweeny His first import
ant public position that OF Clerk Of the Board OF
Councimen in 1858 and he reelected in 1864 In
1866 he chosen Cork Of the Superior Court and IN
1870 was appointed Deputy Chamberlain by John j.
Bradley. his brOthern-law, who succeeded Peter b.
Sweeny as City Chamberlain and County treasurer.
These positions held ny James VI sweeny until
his flight in So after the downfall of the Tweed KING
and the exposure Of the pcculaOns OF ta members.
Besides positions the deceased clerk ~ several
opening commissions. referee III law cases ana
he other positions of enolument Recent aihdavits
introduced in the Ring suits show that The grt ter p
the cent OF the seangs of the Eng when was
given to Peter T. SWeeny was nOminal!y credited 10
lanes NJ SWeeny. when James NJ Sgccny fed
from NewYOrk he went TO ST. Catharine g, III the PROV
ince OF Ontario. and there remained for several months
For more than past ne and his brother have heen
living in Paris James NJ Sweeny, for several years
before his flight was very Incorporate habits OF late
he had confirmed inebriae, and 70 ais excuses
his death probably due He was about 10 ears OF age
and a native vi this city.