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, 1875-10-29

Tho Democratic Centrnl Committee aro tlnl.
1ylns with tho ballot-bor question, uncertain
which horn Of the dilemma to chooso m
tho enc sldo They perceive Tho danger Of a
Rreat burst Of ropula. Indignation, to be
1nato manifest at the polls, IN consequence
tt the refusal of slo Duvil-Fish Hing il tho
County Board to permit minority rcpre-
Fentation on tho list Of judges Of election
but, OH tho other side, tho Com,n;t,es
'saro not Join in the general outcry and con,
delnn step taken i'll specific obedience In
the mandate Of Mr.. 1fEs,so, whose too}a tlw
Committee have become for campaicn mr..
Ioses. Now tho Dcmoc,Atc Central Con.
auittce may as well stop fretting ahout tie
clection.boarls out4nye; that matter in in
the hands Of tho Committee Of tho Whole
People Of Cook County, md majority IT,
port will bo submitted next Tuesday.
, 1875-10-29
PERSONAL

Bishop Haven la In Boston.
T,slens ras approved IN Philadelphia.
a.. Z. Mathews, Springfield, IL At tho Pas4he'
supervising Potter Ia st ths In
mont.
l.. Ilightmeyer, Klncardno. Ont, u Ut s0'
Pacific.
Judge Stephen o, Moore, Kankateo, d F." 'ne
Pacific.
Mt. Groeley's daughters have returned 1''''
Europe.
Tic tion. r. +. Dall, Springfield. It.. is II sn'
Sherman.
Saivlnl las married again. His first "1fs c''a
aomo time ago.
Senator S.eysnaon's daughter has taat na'1''s
Ciucluuatl lawyer, .
Tie soft.moaey mon. SAYS tho New YORK LIT
aid, ate atlEI hard up. ;.
Tue Hon. f. P. Forry, Of Grand AsveD'
stopping at The fremont.
Pious plckpockoss profess peoltencs u Nv
MOODY meetings IN Brooklyn. -.
The uon. Georxo Earl, AsslstAnt Poat"A'''
General. Of Washington, IL at the Tfsmoa''
Tho Hon. ". N. poster, OF Dostoo. and os1'
G. Potter, Of New York, stop 1t ths bhefnaa'
The Iudiap-summeE, 1lkn the 1ndlan's'eAs
deceitful aboye al thIngs, and desperately "'sA'
BawaieI
Tho young Baron do notbsebild Ia not ssoo
subject to .iutt1vieH." us " too muoa -
gentleman. .,.
Madame 8eIbsrt, formerly we'll known N ~.
c.go ~ teacher has returned. aif wa Nv
alter reside iu this city.
]. N. Mccullough. F. Il Myers sna - y. -
Colo, Of the 11tlsbarg, Fort Wayne a cD9'cn =.
Ilatoad, C1i. William Stewart and uen q,
Layug, Of Tho PsausylyAuiA Ral- oad j. = @~
, 1875-10-29
THE SUBSIDY SCHEME.

nnnt that anybody Objects To tie proposed
scheme of snbsisly III tho interest of Col
Ton seorr'H Railroad and Construction Com
rnnies. They infect to see difference be-
tween q Government subsidy mud mn agree
nlcnt to pay tho interest on the bonds Of pri-
vatc corporations. Let us compnre tho two
propositions: In tho case Of the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads, tho Government
loaned TO them the bombs of tho United
States to the nsaonnt of 35I,0oo,ooO. These
bonds bear interest at per cont. and arc
payable ut tho end of thirty years; tho agrcc-
,nens Of the Railroad Companies is to pay to
the Government principal mud interest Mt
maturity. The Rnilroaa Companies have paid
but nbout onc-third ot the interest which haq
become due. the rest mud tho principal re-
main to le paid, Government holding a
second mortgage on the property. Tint is
conceded to be subs'.ly,-tlo United States
paying annually abont two and half mill
ions moro interest on tho bonds than they
receive from the Railroad Companies.
The other proposition is, that tue United
States shall guarantee the payment Of tho H.
tcrest on the bonds of tho Railroad Company; !;
these bonds to be issued Mt tho rato Of sto,~
600 mile for 2,e00 miles, the interest to bo
ut tho rnso of & per cent in gold, and the
bonds to run forty years. The property Of
the Company is to bo inortgaged to pay tho
principal Of the bonds at maturity, and then
to refund the principal. This gives lis tho
following result: Whole amount Of railroMl
bonlla Issued, SS8, GOO, o0O Animal interest
, 1875-10-29

Tnking tho yoto Of Now York CITY last ycar a
the basis. 1t neotls only eh ,ngo ot 5,n0o so.e,
frum Tasn1r,anY to eecu1o tho election Of tbs
Ant!-Tammany ticket headed hv Recorder
HacsErr. Jo"H sloHnlsaEy. 1t il hoped, vii ta
worth thoAo 1000 votes to tho ticket.
, 1875-10-29

Further awful conao11e,ases Of th3 dnfo.t =,
ALLEN. anl the c,nsel leas faIure of A,rps,,
project for m lklns IN ~ oito 70 All nle,tv =.
Roon ma ho Should b, olectel Qo;ernor of Ohm
aro pointed o'lt by tho C.nc nultl Ea7u;r,r !,
tho fact that "snci ies III til, t7tortor ot t,a
anto asa increasing, anl tho rural Coronera a..
bu3y" nav
, 1875-10-29
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nA7Fs or srHscEfrrroN trATAnit tT A1,yAFcE1.
rc.tner Prrpn1tl MT this 0tl1cc.
f1tJfs Et}tinn, p3ss .pAih w
Parts pf 3ear 1t FINN ratio,
,sf1ri n any a.iirc,s FoER fer..u,..... f.0
f,uu ii h4tIloa tatsfasy hnh Itstfxtoua dnnEl0 . ~
Tri.Wcsky. post-rA!d, ftear........... t'bu
Paris nf 3rht At .Amu rAtn.
WEEKLY EDITION, rosTrAIn,
03e copy, rat
tMh Of twenty. per tio
Tha posts r. II cents yoAr, which will rrHFsr
Specimen cort~s sent fFer.
To prevent delay aud mistakes, be AuEo ard R!Fc
Toet oce adhreaa 10 fult, Including statcaiu c'iiS.
nemtttancea may In made either bs dsafs. r1lress'
PostOce oEdor. I'll zcghefed r'Isra. Al our f,sks
TERMS To err trBsCEl,sns.
Daily, delivered. Sunday excepted. ~ crhta Ter "r'f.
pt,, delivered, aunday included. ~ rfnss er w'k.
AddreRa TIR TRIBUNE COMFANft
(ofue. h1adison and Dearborn-as.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-10-29

tho wlsole corrnpt combination will fail to
tho ground. Tho merchants Of thia city,
therefore, havo muAt direct ixs,io in Ills
contest with tho tax-cntrrs mil they should
givp their employees time enough not only
to votc. but In work; time enough not only
to east tleir own bal1ot, but to help guard
tho taltot-hozos, mud SEQ Tint no citizen is
disfranchtscd hy rerca.ers and ballotbo1
81 fT,,r,
, 1875-10-29

We print in another part Of this pnpcr
communication which Mr.. HEsHa and hiu
friends will find Of interest. It comes from
what NC havo reason to regard as reputable
md trustworthy source, and seta forth that
Mr.. IEsrNo is giving notes of which the fol-
lowing purports to DO d transcript anl aan,-
ple:
, 1875-10-29

When potatoes woro neli1.g for Is cents
bushol in our mn }:oss. IL HOLM vi. bo:ay p,!d
% centB busncl for thom BY the Counts Com
rniahionora. Tho Devil-Fiah can idstos for
Conntv Commissioners alawed tho Dean D9ss to
thus 11fraud tLu tax.Dayata
, 1875-10-29

OnIy ten months avo str. HEsrxo eatj That
CRAWFORD anl CnSLr re d---d thleyca .,,d
ecoundrets Nov he is running % tia t.m.
ticket With thom. They arc sapportuo him
as'd he iR supporting them. In other words. I,
Mr.. HEstSa told Tho trlti, ,ast .Tanunry. ba i.
now couuostlng With I'D thieves aud acoun.
dlclH."
, 1875-10-29

Tho mania for fast 1nnit trims lias extond-
ed to tho Baltimore {; Ohio Nontl, tho man.
rgera Of which haro submitted to tue Post
Ofico Department the proffcr Of two light
,'ing trims daily between Washington and
Chicago by way Of Baltimore. It in promised
that by these trains gain Of ono day in time
will bo realized by points west Of tho Missis-
sippi.
, 1875-10-29

Mr. HEs1S0 said to tho Jeffcraon,hna: "pr.
DAVIS does not Rtand trmor On ths Democratic
Platform than do" Az far hs tho Democratic
dogma - To the victor belong the spoiia con-
ccrhcd. thcre eau DO no doubt Of als. Hts1sat
Biucnritv
, 1875-10-29

WILBOR's COD L1vrH OIL AND TfME-T1fE
9ost popularity of this snts and ernoaA preparation
II AlonH attbu'at In Its lhtEIsc HUEt In IN" tnre
q coughs. colds. asthma htonelt.' *he9nE onuS: r. g.
superior. It ouun Lot neglect the carly synp.
Iafns I" 1seass, Hhon ~ AGENT. thus a: manu- "Ei:h
Manufactured only u A. H. TfLf3uts. chemist, Boston.
Sold hr al AtnEgtstA.
, 1875-10-29

From ami1e& tho wrPck and debris cast .shose
hs tho tidal wave In OHIO, poor Tiav comes out
,uhnEmod Tho dog-tas con4.itu'l ,n1l am>ui.
nent whs Lost, after all, and tho Duckeyo Sta.s
purps can now wng their tails under toa ysry
noso Of tho tax Gatheror.
, 1875-10-29

The Chicago produce markets vera general
lycutla downward turn yesterday. Mesa pork
was quiet and l5@9oo per brl lower, closing
Ut $2l.co for October, mud $ls.7j scllur the
year. Lard WIS dull aud lo@la,o per 100 lbs
over, closing Ut Sl3U for new, a..d $lo l9}
@l2.16 seller the year. Mcats were dull pul
, 1875-10-29

Tho day Rfter lie was nominated, ttEs,Sd boaat
cd he would bo elected by l5.D00 majority, sDd
his clique wanted to bat odds OH that result, Tot
can't n4ko HEs1sa name any majority to-day,
and YOU can't get even bets cut Of bis clique.
, 1875-10-29

LANE Democrat. elected to Congress from
Otogou to III tho vacancy occaB:oned BY tha
t1aath Of Ia Dow, Is son OF "a Oil JoE' LANE
formerly aonator from TINT Stats. and cao1lla!s
for Vice Prcsdcnt on tho DnrcxlxaTpoE slckatii
ism
, 1875-10-29

Nov. Is Is to bo Thanksgiving Day. Cook
County Christians will tho, thans tho Lord for
the defeat of tho Doaa and the Ping Nos. a
thus is 1t they turn oat next Tuesday and do
fhnir tutr
, 1875-10-29

Carl. liko charity, sometimes covers muth
tudo Of rims. The prouroct of 10000 a ysal
hay 1nado it impossible for tho Boss" to SEA
anything an rs IN tho men whom be t,u,hful1y
called, ton months ayo, "thiesoa, tascalB, aud
damned Bcouulre1H," and "sotton to tho corr. =
, 1875-10-29

"Wn should adopt an economical Goyorpmaal
md reduce our oxpcnseB, C. Hestn9. II
do no NO most FIRST defeat tho Hing aud thu
, 1875-10-29

There nro $50 Opposition Judges Of eltctios
atd Gully 80 nepubllcan.' Tits mesns M atttup1
to stun tho balot-hoxos aud elect tho DeyilFl4t
ticket by fsaud. Guard the Lal.ot-box!
, 1875-10-29

There ia not nn American on tho whole DsTik
FisL ticket. Shall Americana 10 disqnslltiee
from holding office because OF tho accident q
birth ?
, 1875-10-29

The Aoncat votoss Of Cook County wapt u
loqcst count OF tho votea Ia the ballot'bo1a
al,1 Of the Go'larg In tho county Treasury.
, 1875-10-29

aIr. HEs1Na haB deap interest In thla oslf
pniRn. IIe wstta to mike tho iutereat On tut
county funds for tho next two yeara Lis Interest,"
, 1875-10-29

I1op1EYa THEATRE-Rando1ph atteet, between
Clark And IasalIe Eng sgenlent Vt flo California
SliHklrcF.
, 1875-10-29

Tia Deyil-Fah ticket il fishing for Votea, pu'
It will tcasrh tho devil" 11oIt TueHda7.
, 1875-10-29

MCCORMICK HALL-North Clark ttreet corner Of
Kl11ie. EMttEtaiEn1ent by rE0f. rtrpeE.
, 1875-10-29

hTr. uEs1Na has mover bccn famous o. sss
yvslst, but after next Tuosday be NIL iee'
Moody,
, 1875-10-29

WOODS kfusEuM-sfonroe street, between pt.r:
hnrn and State, Afternoon, The Widow Hunt"
Evening, =" The Romance Of Elm Tower."
, 1875-10-29

Mcy1CEERH Tr1EATHE--afadison street, between
prnrltyrp sud Stats. ~ The Sea Of IGe,n
, 1875-10-29

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. No. ~. II. 4. M-spse-
la conyocston this FEday, evening II 73o for work
On the Il. A. Degrea. Alao on Saturday evening for r.
~ Degrees, Visiting Compau1ons cordially -invittd.
BY order Of lhe II. i.
- CIfAS l. T1l5TtlHIQGE, Sec.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
The Australian steam Line.

The departure Of the British steamer Macgregor for
Honolulu has been deferred unti Tuesday, in eouse-
quenee Of the non-arval of the Eastern and English
mails This trip, believe, completes the service
of the line. There has been steam Communication
between California and the Colonies for number Of
years under various arrangements, all Of which have
been or less unsatisfactory, though the last has
been the best Since June 1871. the route has been
covered by the California; Australia and New Zealand
Company, who have generally employed good steam
and have maintained a monthly service with con-
siderable regularity. The steamers employed for
time have been the City or Melbourne, Cyphre-
mes. MacgregOr and MikadO. All are good sailers,
and with the exception Of the first named are large
carriers. few months ago, contract entered
into with the Pacific Mail Company for continuance
Of the service, to date from November LIST, and
engagements have been for carrying out that
tract. The Company have chartered the Mikado
of the line. and she is on her way here from
Sydney, aud will be due 10 two weeks. The Vasco
de CANA dispatched henes October 9th. and is
supposed to be at her destination by this time. She
will be the next steamer to leave Sydney, to arrive
here about the Goth Of December. The steamer Co.
lima will leave here tomorrow for Honolulu and Sdy-
ney, and other steamers have been temporarily
cured until the arrival Of new steamers from New
York, now on the way out. The steamers to sail to-
day and to- morrow have fair carkoes Our trade with
the Hawaiian Island and the Colonies since January
4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
QucensIand at 1he Centennial.

We were favored on Sunday last with call
from Mr.. Angus Mackay, editor of the Queens
lander, of Brisbane, who was passenger on
the Vasco de CANA en- route to San Francisco
Mr.. NJ. has been appointed one of the commits
sioners from Queensland to America, with in
structons to visit and report on the Philadel-
phia Centennial, to make tour through the
sugar and rice districts of the Southern States,
then TO visit Cuba and the French West Indies,
to inquire il to the working of the labor systems
in vogue there, as well as the modes of sugar
manufacture practiced; after which he will
proceed to Europe and visit the beet sugur dis
tricts and factories. This service, which is
wholly at the expense of the Colonial govern
ment, will probably occupy at least two years.
just before leaving Brisbane, the citizens, of
that place rendered him a farewell banquet, of
which we find the following notice:
Mr.. Mackay, one of the Govt Commissioners to
America, received quito ovation at his farewell
banquet, and, in reply TO the toast of bis health,
spoke IN a practical and sensible strain, which
gives high promise of his usefulness our COmmis
sioner He will be IN Phadelphia from April till
July, after which he will travel among the Southern
ClllGes Ou us way 10 Philadelphia he PROPOSES 10
acquaint himself thoroughly AS possible with the
condition of the various producing interests of Cali
forna, and will leave at San Francisco exhibits OF
Queensland coal tin, wool, &c, and maps of the
colony. In response to requests from the northern
and southern sugar districts of Queensland, the
Government has arranged that Mr.. Mackay shall
visit and report upon the central factory system OF
sugar making in the French West India Islands.
Mr.. Mackay informed US that all the articles
from Queensland, intended for exhibition at
Philadelphia, amounting to over fifty tons, had
already been sent before he left Brisbane The
space allotted to the Colony, in the main build
ing at Philadelphia, was $3.50 it. and every inch
of it would be taken up. In addition to this
liberal contribution, Mr.. NJ has in his charge
IS boxes of specimens of ores and agricultural
products intended to be deposited in public
museums in San Francisco and other places in
California, to show the prospective wealth and
resources of Queensland.
Not only has the Colonial government been
wise in selecting an editor for this important
service, but it has granted him full liberty to
visit any countries he may deem proper, and
and even to purchase samples of new agricul-
tural machinery for introduction into the colony.
1t has thus shown that it is determined to avail
itself, for the benefit of its people, of the latest
labor saving improvements used in other coun-
tries. Such wise craftsmanship will bring its
reward, and we congratulate the people of
this enterprising colony in possessing liberal
and wide-awake administration, ready to profit
by the experience of other peoples. We wish
Mr.. Mackay personal success in his important
mission, and predict a great benefit from it to
the colony.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
Exft Wallace.

% The Corner, has had delectable bit of
scandal upon which to exercise its peculiar
characteristics. The Vasco de CANA arrived
on Sunday, after delay oecasioned by de-
Walton from the schedule route, and sailed
again the same evening, taking from our
shores the person whom we have believed to be
w. NJ. Wallace, he of ice and laundry fame. 1t
now appears that W. NJ. Wallace is an alias ::
that W. NJ. Waterbury is the party's true
name; that the young woman whom he led to
the hymeneal altar on Kauai is not Mrs. Wal
lace, but Mrs. Waterbury number three, the
other two being in the flesh; one said to be in
Virginia and the other in San Francisco.
We remember the first appearance of Mr..
Wallace, beg pardon, Waterbury, upon our
shores, in the role of an advertising agent, and
an active, busy one he was too.
Those of us who patronoized the ice factory
have occasion to know him as most indie
fatigable collector; in fact, as collector, he
won his brightest laurels. After time we
knew him as the bustling and enterprising
proprietor of the laundry, and in the prosecu-
ton of this industry his name has become as
familiar as household words upon our led
gers. But for Waterways neat personal ap-
pearance, he would fill out the character of
Jeremy bidder to perfection. Wallace, or
Waterbury, was a member Of very many of our
secret and other, in fact joined every
thing but the church and Sunday School.
With his energy, enterprise and application,
honestly directed, Wallace or Waterbury
would, make valuable addition to any COM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
munity but, sad to say, he lacks the one trait
that gives value to the other.

Is there no moral to be drawn from all this
Are we not too coufding to strangers? Ne
glecting perhaps those of our own household
-hard-working but honest men of every class?
neat appearance, pleasing address, and a
good share of what the world calls "cheek,"
insures to any person landing on our shores a
welcome not accorded to the more modest and
unassuming. We know of men who have led
Flooding, useful lives in our community for
years, who could not to-day obtain the money
and goods which dasling brassy stranger can
obtain after a residence of as many months,
perhaps weeks. This is not the way to build
up substantial structure of trade and credit.
We should try our material and provei it. Per-
haps we shall now go to the other extreme, be
too cautious for time, and worthy men, stran-
gers, may be treated to large portion of cold
shoulder. Let us hope that the Laundry will
not fail to accommodate us with our regular
boiled shirt, even though We are deprived of
the luxury OF being dunned by its former pro-
prietOr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
supreme Court-In Probate.

BEFORE Mr.. JUSTICE JUDD.
Estate Of Kilauea, disqualification Of Kuohac
o.. Administrator for allowance Of his accounts
The Court examined and approved the accounts and
ordered petitioner discharged and his bond cancelled
Estate Of +. E. C. kruger, deceased. Petition oil
s B. Dole, administrator for allowance Of his &C
counts Referred 20 the master.
Proof Of will OF Henry Prondergast, deceased. Pc.
tition Of Daniel Smith and W. L. Green, executors
fsr probate Of will The Court after hearing the evi
dcnce, admitted the viii to probate and ordered that
letters testamentary be issued TO Daniel Smith and
W. L. Green without bonds. Inventory to be fled
IN 80 days and notice to creditors to be published in
both languages for four weeks.
Proof Of Will Of Wahele W., deceased Petition Of
the Rev. W. P. Kaawa for probate Of VIII. The
Court amer hearing the testimony admitted tho will
% probate and ordered letters Of administration with
VIII annexed 70 be issued 70 the Rev. W. P. Kaawa,
without bonds. Inventory to be fled in 30 days,
and notice to creditors to be authorized in the
kuokoa Tor four weeks.
No cases for the coming week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
MarshaFs Sale 1!
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ExEcU

EpY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
NJ Issued out Of the Supreme Court u Law and Equty.
In favor Of II B. Jackson. plaintiff tor the a.
against F. O. lndeken, defendant have levied ON and
shall expose for sale Wednesday, the I'D day or
cefnber II noon, st the Court House town %
Wamea, Island % Hawaii all the right te and inierst
or said defendant IN and % the following prOpert,
koa bedsteas folding table, lamp tahie small lahie
1 writing table, Japan cabinet lounge, meal chest.
cook stove and hxlngs pardr stove. chairs On can
poi tubs, looking glass; geese, sheep shenrn machine
pose for sale Friday the 2fth day q pecembcr 1875
az Il ut the Court House IN North Koha Island Of
Hawaii all the right title and interest Of said defend
In and following described proTcrtr VIZ :
rocking chair, small chairs, round table, thif.
washstand clocks. spiral bowls bntter tus laies
sword lnnterns pine table mills xrindstone
lack screw, bbls salt round eahalrs. sacera
cups, umbers, wash bowls SILVER forks, q spoons
knife, IS forks is knives chains medicine chest et
glasses. platter tea pot pee on cl9th, ot % bacx
saddle blocks stuve, tub wood mill pour,
pillow points, Jokes keg nails y TN pans. earthen
pans, water bottles glass lamps, tumblers small
sugar mill, wool press II water CASKS sugar mil
Also all the right. title Interest defendant Ia
and certain ieasehoid Interest defendant
and during the life Of one Henry Cristshsen
lots o. land described In Royal Patents Noa 2ff 1865 add
1906 situated IN Kohala Island % Hawaii which lnaaahad
and recorded with Honolulu BOOK o. uar. "a
being the assigned 70 said Christensen b.
drpsen, BY deed record In book g. page 81 and BY
said Christensen 70 said Andersen, By deed recorded IN
book p, page Jjs.
also the right tile and Interest Of aid defend
ant In and b certain parcel d land ~ Nahukora landing.
containing about Of an
Also All the right tie and or sid defndan IN
and 70 zoo head Of cattle suudry hnrra
Unless said judgment Interest eosta and my
COMMISSIONS be previously paid
Per his Deputy L Severance sheriff of Hawai-.
Honoinlu. Decenaber g. 1875. 5s1-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-15
For Philadelphia.

Nh EDTToKs-I. along with many others have
been surprised 10 learn that the Inspector General
Of schools is appointed by the Centennial Commits
sion TO represent this country at Philadelphia. He
is 10 receive sufficient emolument TO cover the expen-
ses Of a pleasure trip whilst at the time, his
salary for the vacant Office at home Is going on.
think this poor little country has borne enough 10
the Nnv OF Official absentecism and sinecuIism The
Inspector General is known to be very exclusively
devoted 10 small botanic collections which doubt
viii be appreciated by lovers OF ferns and in
America not BY its statesmen, its capitalists, or
It's men Of enterprise and there can be no objection
70 afford an opportunity 10 a collector TO exhibit
or sell his specimens aud curios abroad, provided be
viii do SO al his own expense. a CITIZEN.