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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

BASE BAIL was the one amusement Of the day yes
teriay, and the match game between the Athletes"
and the "Whangi0odles'' attracted numerous sPsc-
tators. There vas some excellent playing, especially
on the par, Of the former club. who we're the win
ners. scoring 81 runs TO their opponents 70 We
learn that their viii be a match this afternoon on the
plain. between the a." Athletes and 4 clnb from the
Pe,Srrof1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

PLEADED G~UILTY.-Last Thursday, Tun Cum Sin
was s~rraigned in the Police Court and charged with
the burglary of the store of Dillingham; and Co. on the
night Of the 18th of April last, and the larceny
therefrom of sundry articles; also Of the larceny of
a watch and trinkets from a dwelling-house on the
night of the Sd of May last to both of which
charges he pleaded guilty and was committed for the
July term of the Supreme Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

ISsAsE-We learn that DR.. A. c. Bufum, form
erly Of this city but for several years past residing
at San Francisco, has become insane, and has been
sent to the Asylum at Stockton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

I The ANNUAL TEAPARTY of the Women's Board of
Missions, will be held on Tuesday evening next at the
Fort Street Church, when all interested in the sue
cess of Hawaiian missions and schools will be welcome.
This is a social gathering of native Hawaiian pastors,
school-teachers and others, and foreign ladies aud
gentlemen, for the purpose of cultivating acquaint-
ance and for social intercourse. and is designed to
bring together the native and foreign elements of the
community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

No M~UsIc.-There viii be no music at Emma
Square this afternoon, the band being engaged to play
for the native Sunday Schools Of this island, who to-
day have a celebration with public procession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

MASONIC There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, at their rooms
in Makee's building, at u O'Clock, on Monday even
ing next. A full attendance is requested. Visiting
brethren invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

ASSIvERsARIEs OF BATTLEs.-Next Thursday,
June II, will be the one hundredth anniversary OF
the battle Of Bunker Hill. Boston will have a grand
celebration. Friday June Is, will be the sixtieth an
niversary Of Waterloo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

A UNION MEETING of the Kawaiahao and Kau-
~makapili Churches is to take place tomorrow, at
104 O'Clock, at the Stone Church, at which the sub
ject of Home Missions will be brought up, and a
collection made in aid of the same. In the
evening, at u O'Clock, the Rev. Mr.. Waiamau will
preach the Forign Mission sermon, in the Kau-
makapili Church, and a collection will be taken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

81 The adjourned annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Mission Children's Society will be held this Sat
urday evening, June 18th, at the session room of
Fort Street Church. All friends of this Society and
its objects are cordially invited to attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12
NJ

WHEREAS. 1T HAS COME TO THE
knoWledge Of the undersigned that certain parties
TO Us KNOWN have naieiously circulated a report, to the
eject that the SCHOONER KAMAILE, advertised as a regu-
lar packet between Honolulu and the ports Of n dion and
NNaimea. Kauai. is about to discontinue her regular
trips 10 the above named ports now We desire that il be dis
tinctly understood, that the said Schooner is under a contract
with the Koloa Plantation 10 run regularly for the term Of one
year from the frst Of November, 1874, and that che will
accordingly continue TO run to the Ports ofKoloa and Wsimea,
as advertised, barring accidents.
We hereby caution the authors Of the above reports, that
they will be held responsible for 81 loss or damage resulting
in consequence OF such false representations made by them
9S4 BOLLES & CO, Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

The MoRNISo STAR, missionary packet, will sail
for Micronesia on Monday. June 21st. There viii be
religious services on board at 2 O'Clock P. n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

Hydrate of choral as a stinulant is taking the
place of opium, hasheesh. etc., in England, and TO
some extent, in this country. It kills in about three
years on 81 average.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12
THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Orrtiser.
SATURD4 Y, JUNE u.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TIE MAxINrx.-The thermometer during the pas
week has been up to Sc, which is about SIS high
es it usually gets with Us in the summer season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

Music To-SIGHT-We beg to call attention to the
concert this evening at Kawaiahao Church, at which
the lovers Of good singing will have an opportunity
of hearing some Of the finest and best trained voices
of Hawaii nei, including those Of two members of the
Royal Family.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12
Marriage and Longevity.

Mr.. Herbert Spencer has achieved much renOwn
as a philosopher. and be has certainly contributed
! considerably 20 the enlightenment Of the present
generation on many subjects OF grave and Vital
Importance; but like Darwin. Huxley. and others
OF that school, he is. In the opinion Of the Day
Book. liable TO great aud fatal errors. becanss VI
bis want Of physiological knowledge. he never
runs into foolishnrss, like Stuart Mil. the famous
correspondent OF Harry George, who save on The
one subject of Tree trade, never approximated ae-
curacy Of position or any question be attempted TO
discuss nor like the late Horace.Grrci~y, who,
with the i best intentions y In the world, did more
than any other man perhaps to deludr and br~ildrr
1t. But Spencer is still, as the Day Book says.
liable to great errors frum ignorance of The iunda.
mental laws of life. Tie has recently advanced The
opinion that marriage is not n cause Of longevity,
but rather that IL Is an effect. or 10 other words,
that people with great vital forces are more
likely TO marry. This 10 nonsense. Men aud
women live longest who most conform to natural
laws. and AS marriage, or the normal propagation
of their kind, Is the most primal OF all laws, mar
riage does prolong existence. OF course q Is often
abused, through ignorance and wiiiuiuess. but IL
aay mere human Junction can be or should be ele.
waited into q sacrament. It is surely that VI marriage.
THE PRINCE misunderstanding The prospects
OF tWpefialtm 10 EEances tue EeFlo correspondent
of the Times, who Is not In the habit Of circulating
idle rumors, says -" There has been q talk for
some days. with marked persistsney, though In
mysterious tone, Of q protest Of alliance between the
Prince Imperial and a Danish princess. sieier Of The
Princess Of Wales and the CEarena Dsgmar. II 10
conhdentially affirmed that the Prince Of Wales aud
the Queen ibis mother, are very favorable to this
scheme; that the house Of Denmark 10 inclined to IL;
and that Russia alone shows some hesitation, which,
however, it 10 added. will. there 90 every reason to
believe, shortly come to an end. % that the marriage
will soon be arranged. Il is objected. indeed. that
the Princess in question is two aud q half ysar7
older than the Prince, who Is only 10. Those who
talk Of the match and believe, or wish to believe, or
affect to believe In Il, reply by dwelling on the seiat
and advantages snch an alliance would oder TO the
Prince Imperial. 1T would be like a Providential
Indication said an enthusiast yesterday, : the three
Danish Princesses would be married 10 the three
heirs Of the King Of England aud the Emperors
of the French aud Russia. We should bring alli-
ances ready made, and Germany. perhaps, In view
Of this position, and in consideration Of an indem-
nifty. would make the Princess o wedding present Of
the two unfortunate provinces which would be an
everlasting cause Of hatred and On inevitable pretext
for war'o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

SCHOONER LosT.-The schooner Odd FeilOr, of the
coasting feet, belonging to the Messrs Foster, went
ashore on the reef at Waimea. Kauai. on the evening
of May %. The wind was light at the time, and the
vessel was drifted by the swell on the rocks, and
went to pieces in the surf. The cargo, consisting Of
6,500lbs of wool, II tierces of tallow, and ia bags
of paddy, together with the vessel, became a total
loss. The latter was. we understand, partially in
sured. The wreck was sold a: auction, as it lies, by
Mr.. Adams, and brought, including a boat, $125.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

DECREAsED-The Gazette inquires-where do the
natives get rum so freely? We beg to inform our
contemPorary-who has aPparsntly just awakened
out of sleep-that during two months last past.
drunkenness among natives in this city has very
sensibly decreased owing, without doubt, to the
breaking up by the police of certain haunts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

PUNAHoU.-The term ends next week, at this in
stitution Of learning, and Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday forenoon will be devoted to the examins-
tons. On Wednesday afternoon the rhetorical ex-
ercises will take place, at which some good speaking
and defamation may be expected. The total num-
Der of pupils at Punahou is sixty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

The ANNUAL SERMON on Home Missions will be
preached at the Fort-street Church tomorrow
Sunday evening, at y O'Clock, by the Rev. A.
o. Forbes and on the following Sunday evening
at the same place, the annual sermon on Foreign
Missions will be preached by the Rev. DIR. Damon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

FIRE DEPARTMENT ELEcTIoN.-The annual election
for officers of the Honolulu Fire Department came of
very quietly Oh MOndsy evening last. The following
were reelected without opposition:
Chief Engineer. James g. Lemon.
First Assistant Engineer George Lucas.
Second Assistant Engineer. ........John Mott.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-12

THE FOURTH OF JULY.-Is it not time that We
heard a note of preparation for the celebration of
Americas greatest holiday, now only three weeks
dstantr Or are we to suppose that on the goth an
niversary everybody is to hold his breath in readi-
ness for the grand outburst of the Tooth?
, 1875-07-04
LOADER-PRiCE.
%HHYH nHan1k


Tho story told by Loader and prfce vsa
brought to our knovledge-as It probably was to
that OF most OF the other reputable newspapers
- fortnight before it IVES published in the
Herald. It VAS intrins.cally improbable, and We
refused to have anything to do with it. It's pub
heation in the Herdid IVES simply ont
rAReona and it is not very creditable to the pro-
fessional sharpness Of QUE or Two OF Mr. Titons
oounsel that the true nature Of the story ehould
not have been At once suspected. Loader
evidently concocted the story in order to black
mail Beecher's lawyers, and it il probably dus
to the advertisement givan to him by tho Reroh
that be Vas induced to try to sell bis fa1sahood
u the other side. He had evidently no thought
OF so dong, or else be would have called On Nr,
Tilton'e awyers before the case Was closed.
'ao1Sa 10 "sB E1x ruRouaH."
keH Tosk Ho5td, jury i.
JuHico Rlley notified Pics that hs intended to
make him defendant Also and told bin, 70 get
nounAal to dsfand him. With oona,dasshla -.
, 1875-07-04
TLEBREECHEs oUTDoNE
How q Port JcFvis Eoungster xtrayed
OIL Starved Cor Three Days, nnd Was
Scoopcd in from u Rattlehnake,e

oCUoQcU A0 from u 4A6L1eHnAkes
0eu.
Port Jtrvis ~. ~ linton.
In Blooming Grove Pike County. Pa, nyel
the family OF man named Charles Duaning
I consisting Of himself. his wife, and three chi1
! dren, agsd 6. 4, and 2}5 years. On Monday o
| last week the children went out to plav in ths
| fields. After being absent some time the two
| Oldest returned weeping to the house. and said
| they had lost their little brother in tho woods
! Mrs Duonns. thinking she could find the cn1ld
| without difficulty. went ont into the No. Is and
looked for some distance around, calling him b7
name. Being unable to discover any trace o1
him. aho became alarmed and hassenad back tc
| the village, and spread the news OF the chlld'e
! loss Blooming Grove is composed mainly OF
the dwellings, Ut the employees OF Jacob Klien-
han . taunery, and whsn the News Of the little
boys loss became general ths greatest excite
ment prevailed Business was stopped at the tan
! merry, and forty men started to scour :hs woods
| in search Of the child. All the rest of the
day they tranped through the woods without
finding any trace Of the missing little one, and
all night pine torches flashed through the forest
afsles, frightening from their pe1ohes nlyriads OF
| night birds. which answered with their shrill
During the night = catamount was shot, but
morning dawncd upon an unsuccessful party Of
sad-hearted villagers. After short reat the hunt
! was again commenced, and all day Tuesday aud
all Tuesday night was prosecuted diligently, but
With no better result. The opinion now was
general that the child had been hlled and eaton
bY wild bossts which etiIl haunt the piEs ronntv
wildarness.
The srarch ras continued, bovavar .t tba mr..
Gent anneaj NJ the noiher ~ tha hor Ta1,sa3
noon on wednesday one Of the nertv stsrtad
awav In direction which had not been inyesti-
ehrouelf la1yal sTafnn m,1as fro-u t,;s vi
iare. he came ont 10 an open sosea ahont an fat
annnra. Tia onenino VS. vnjlad IN ~ " s1se1 49,
side bY thick growth OF laureJ and raa 81,
fillea With large 2ocks marked with cravico. Az
Iaraa seams. fosemhling an abanfloned nn,rrv
The instant tha man stenned into ths ntsoa ~
was startlea by the gound Of rattiesnata % Nv. w.
ing him warming to pause. LOGGING down =.
aaw die snake coiled IN. abant fonr fnst oSsv ~
reaf1,neaa ia eprinc at tfa first nravncst;nn rha
backwoodsman h.d aeen snch tb1nca hafo.s 49,
niclino mn a elnh i,anatched rhs sn.sa ~ @. o,,s
blow. He was not prepared for thu 3a|sto1' rTe
,nsn+. thet fo,,aa a. fhoraro- ~ c,,p 4o'11op
nm hs nada ~ ,nn,asssnt a;.nnuaM9 a;u9 auou1
had ;ntrndad ~ 1,sna 49, a4e.o.ess 'nas no
nn1ax- - ~a+t - ps' PG- etnp.Ha oy
% a nen - dssd1v raI.;iaa ~ 'nGs., IT, 10 Nas IN
and cra,saa on To yocts "nd y, .he FUN e1egces
, 1875-07-04
ADVANCE tn RAILROAD FARES.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-In conformity with ~
Arrangement ba:veon tho PonnsyiYania ADD
Baltimore Il Ohlo Roads. tho cars OF the iastaf
will BE- run between Washington aud New York,
and the sales ot through tickets And checking OF
baggage fully resumed. Rates Of fsrs 70 10
Weat from Baltimore arc advanced - follow /
Chicago. from SlO 10 $3.50; CinutonAa, tpn
3l0 to $2.25, st. Lonia. from 415 b t19, nd -;
4 ai1niiAt baais 10 os4at polntA
, 1875-07-04

tAe "uo!s po"or VI tne PRESS e1cn SEEKING 20
conceal uhat concerns himself and drag his ad-
versary into the Light. with result which leaves
candid observers throughout the country Just a.
much in the dark a.. ever.
It seems to us perfectly evident that back in
that time when Mr. Beecher and Plymouth
when, as an "advauced thinket." Mr. Beecher
Was spokesman for liberals and loose-1ivers
throughout the country. when he was the demi-
god OF the daily press, and with busy hand WIS
were laboring with all their might to build up
10 that poriious tins for him and for all in-
tnately associated with him, there we're things
in the Plymouth Church circle, and In Mr.
Beecher's own more intimate relations, which
many persons besides himself are Interested to
conceal- What these amount to it Is impossible
to tell Whatever they we're, wa believe Mr.
Tiftou to have been as deeply implicated ~ any
one, and that the scenes Of the last two
years are but the natural and necehsA1y out
come; tho retribution With which Providence
Boomer OF later always visits the wrong.
With uneauaFed power in setting forth forms
OF Christian seD::nent, 3ls. Beecher has never
been great Christian teacher. With personal
fascioations almost Irresistible, aud power Of
personal Influenza seldom seen, he has always
lacaed steadfazt honesty Of mind aud soul which
stands 1gldly BY tha right For years his tesch-
lng WAS onc OF the psraioioua and threatening
fac:s IN our American life, and We think 1t ought
to be said and maintained without fliuchsnx that
nia K:oat trouble has manlfsstly boon allowed to
come upon tim In order that tendencies which
were carrying Us kwiftly on IN fatol direction
might 30 receive an elfactua: check Hauy
thlllss are to be 12nented in this rno:e matter.
but We behave God is bringing good out Of il,
which perhaps Mt. Bsect-: ainscif will ye: 1.-Two
to see and to confess.
How THE BEEcaEn TRIAL Loogs IN rEa11sH KYxs.
London Saturday Rae.<r, Juae12.
It may be safely assumed that there IL only
one country in tl,s world in which such II amaz.
Ing exhibition as thai vhinh has bssn presented
, 1875-07-04

nesses 1 nd to-day aa They did the day the trial
commefd, most conspicuous as sources of tla
hidden ID controlling facts bearing upon tho
guilt ohnocence OF hr. Deecher. and their lips
are stiIealcd. Why the sullen and ut times a.
most lken silence Of Mr.. Bowen7 And why
did A1EVa1ts rush to the front With his ever
ready object" whenever the testimony OF Mr.
Bowersached tho line of the strictest rules OF
axclush? And whv was AIRS. Woodhul! rejectad
aa wtess? Consultation after eonsultation waa
held It only by counsel but with her in pres
ence her counsel, to dull the edges OF her
atoryt she would have told it, but sile uas not
calieG it will not do to say that she ia moral
outlL II she is 9he Was nevertheless at times
the apciate Of both Ttiton aud Boecher, and II
sns h done great violence to truth sho could
scar6f have escaped exposure. Both Tlton
aud }echer feared her as they did Bowen, and
abe 10 left with her secrets unrevealed. And
Mis{focter WAS a witness Of the utmost i'm
por9re 70 an innocent defepdant, for upon har
stof tould have hung many facts Of tbs most
sestlng nature, which could not have
Thf failure to call these, and every other
witas who could throw light upon Mr..
Betkr's real Gfe, cannot be accepted As legal
blber, TO, Mr. Beecher's counsel were emf
nett wise; but it viii atand out ID an unan-
awrbls imputation against the conscious inno-
Beoer closed the lips Of aIr. Bowen aud Miss
Pbtor. and b1rs. Woo1hull, an1 failed to pur-
at he testimony Of Mr. Richards to all possible
rams. he gave confession OF weakness in bis
che that dethrones him a. tina g5e.t teacher,
I'd must make his future ministrations "ae
sndiEg brass or I tipkl:ug cy,n6al in tha
ekiaation OF the Christian world. Granted
t1atit leaves his Innocence possible, neve,tno-
lsat will always stand 81 flaming sword Of
nuemnation to confront him as be teaches
pl things 70 fallen race.
TUE T1cuBoRJK AND T1LTox oAsE9.
+: Ncts York Herald.
/ some respects the Hlton cass hsa singu-
huceemblAnce to the Tichborne trial. che great
~ which va txisd Ia England soma ughtssn
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tel international,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Fyente al IaGcO q cl9b international
de San Thomas.

FL que euscribe, propietario de este comoddo 10
s,tabiecin,iento, situado en- 10 mas cenfrlco o oe
Gale del Comercio, cerca de Los mnelseds' indad tie tie
=. ~ i,onor ofreceIlo sus numeros0s amlgos
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al pdbco en- general eaenta 10 com una
naaa que seTy;dnmbre u1 espaciosos cuartos para
caIientes Ia 6rden FrbeIo 1as 1oSo fopnnas nS
CLOS eauttivos alearce De t9das Srsa ,as s;emnre
I'm enpleado del Hotel nvaass va o0Eqe e oraen De
que Ies esan sgrss dc Ia condoe
eoR Go &c eqSpaes IN bots espsss sevoo
dsdo consruir expresae1te para esos sS yeIoci
mosoa mesdaa saas 9se s 1pr s %pss sui
ao auu nara Sa conducir veinte cuatro PERSONS
CON con sS de los Sres pasageros para pasear RoI
SsJa Sahfa San Tomas 10 de Eneio de ls's.-1"e
| E6rd0Nn.
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NUBVI LINBA DR VAPORRS DSPAlOLES
arTRE LIVERPOOL V PUERro.Rs'

PUERTO.RzCO
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