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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

CAIRO, February 2l.--Arriyed-C. B.
Church, New Orleans w. Anderson,
Nashville City Of Helena, 81. Louis.
Departed Church; Evansville River
Is feet S incnes and falling. Weather
clear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

DUsT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

market: II has given 10 US more than a million of
people as consumers of the tropical products Of
soil, and the commercial products of Hawaii have
become intimately connected with the products of
the Pacific States.
remember years ago that Gen. Mi!ier, the then
British Consul General, was accustomed to speak
of the commerce of Hawaii as bounded In cxpan-
sion, to Honolulu becoming the rntrepot for British
and American goods. which, finding their way iuto
the Pacific via Cape Horn should from this port be
distributed 10 the Inhabitants of the Spanish and
Northwest Coast. This not a large pro speci, ,
but what do We see uowy Honolulu not an entre-
pot merely OF petty trade, but the halfway house
nl the North Pscihc-already the way port Of line
Gf steamships connecting San Francisco with the
large aud prosperous Colonies Of Great Britain
Auustralis. aud believe to become the way port
Oi uther seam lines crossing TO China, aud finally
of that commerce which shall pass through Darien
canal.
Thus the future shows an enlarging and varying
OF tue outlets for exports. And so also | be
leve that the not far distant future will see us CON
nectrd by cablc with the commercial nations to the
East and the West Of us. The prupret"rs of these
cable enterprises are again ut work upon their
schemes, aud as letters but lately received by the
Government Indicate, these enterprises about To
be pushed forward vigorously.
Aud 80 Hawaii has progressed, having brighter
prospects and AN assured commercial iuturc; aud
may say, without offence 10 any, that largely this
improvement is due to the vicinage uf the United
States and her friendly regard for Hawaii.
Gentemcn-I now ask you TO Join me in the
toast which have the hcuor by direction of His
Majesty, offer" The health OF tue President OF
The United States"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

e It viii be remembered that some time last
Spring the trash houses OF the Waikiki Plantation
were destroyed BY fIe, which wss supposed TO be
The work Of an incendiary. Evidence which has
since 10 light tends TO fx the crime on three
o; the employees Of the establishment named lee,
Salnmona zrc Kala- The parties in question have
brcn arrested aud undergone ihier preliminary ex-
animation with the result OF their being committed
for trial at the December term ofthe Court. II the
ofense Is brought home TO them We trust tbey will
receive condgu punishment, both SIS The fitting re-
ward for their crime md Gs I warning 10 Others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.

Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

SrPREME COURT OF TIRE HAWAIIAN
- I>LANnS, In Probate In matter ef she Guari-
ian OF the Kruger minors order 20 Shew cauSrcn apr
cation OF Guardian for orar Of ~aie u Real Eatafa
On reading and fling the prtitioa az : n uoie.
Guardian Of the and property o. FfauE Juns.
Herman H. Johanna sarah and Margaret mnErz prar-
ing order OF sale Of eertan b-uuux
the said wards and setting forth certain al hy
such real estate should be snld
II is hereby ordered that she Of kin %
wards and all persons Interested In the sesiar. aprsAr
before this Friday the 7th day % errnsh-t ss
10 o'clock NJ at the Court Room % this
noiulu then and there sheW Why shl1
be granted for the sale of such estate
And is further ordered. that copy fths order -
published three hefnre
day Of hearing In THE Hawaiian Gazette uespap-r pu
iished in said Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, Nov. GOTH is7
A. FRANCIS JCDD.
Attest: a. Rosa. Justice % the sup. Court
Deputy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
CIefE DI tIe -uprEue I1uFL
Dated Honolulu, 18th November. issI- 81
SuPREME couRr-IS Equrrr-A. >.

SuPREME COURT-MN EQITrT-A- J. CAtrl-
- WRIGHT, Trustee Of The EsLAfe q Henry y Fsr.
deceased. vs. W. f:nchAsa Wood snd wife. and = ~
Hufchison Petition for foreclosure
supreme Court Hawaiian Islands
To " G. PaFks, Esq Marshal of tae Hawaiian IslAna.
or hs Deputy-Greefing
You are commanded, by order o. the Hsnnrahle A.
Francis Judd. Justice % the suprrme co1rt and Ncs
Chancellor, suuamol W PilrhAsa ood Ma ~ e-
and r. W Hutchis0n- Of Honolulu. defenAnta b. and
appear before him, the Aforesaid Jstee
the Court House, In the CITY % Honoaln sAaf %
on frid4y the sih day Of November is sciorE
- u show Why the prayer % Aisranf~r J.
Cartwright Trustee Of The estate of Henry Ppor.
ceased Complainant. should not b. Erarte pursaut %
the tenor Of Ms I'LL Of complaint hereto aanex.d.
And have thea there this writ. fau %
your proceedings thrrson-
Witness the Hou1rake 4 FraHcis J1dd Ilstaa of ~
t. 8 Supreme Coc-t. Al HonosuIs tAis lsth day q
July, A. d. Is1z-
JSe. z BARNARD. cl~r<-
hereby certify that the forezoing copy % ~
Original summons dled supreme o. klax-
dom
In witness whereof have bereunso NJ All
T. . seal this I'd day of July. = . is7s.
sSi Sm ". 4 PAEKE. NzrHAsl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

IT will be remembered that in our last issue
We invited anyone who had anything definite
TO propose in the way of amendment TO our
present Sunday law, to avail themselves of
the columns of the Gazette fer that purpose.
In response to this invitation we have receiv-
ed only one communication, which will be
found on our third page. Although we de
not agree with our correspondent as to the
proper mode of keeping Sunday, we print his
letter with pleasure. We are especially glad
TO notice that /" f. Pluribus Unum" neither
Intentionally misrepresents facts nor ISLANDERS
other people. We commend his example in
this regard to some others who have lately
appeared in print on the same subject.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

Mr. D. 5. KhsakAno has this day been duly appointed
Agent Marriage Licenses in the District Of
kohAla AkAn Hawaii J. MOTT SMITH,
Interior onBcs. Nov. s, ISL CSC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
FISIscE DEPARTMENT,

HoScEuLc. November 8, 1877.
NoTIcT-An persOus requiring information as TO Items
Of property assessed may sane on ap-
pl.oHton TO the Assessors in Assessors
turns are made this ONCE Appeals Assessments
when desired on Assessments Of specific prop
.rty, viii specify the sane. J. o. CARTER.
0os I'm Registrar Of Public Accounts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
MarshaI's sale.

DT VIRTUE OF WRIT. ISSUED OUT
Id Of the Supreme Court In favor of J. G. Dickson,
for hundred and thirty-sght dollars. against s.
ApAna defendant have levied upon and shall expose for
the I'd cay OF October, d. ls77 u noon,
the premises, az KAno all the right, utIe and Interest
Of the said s Apana In and Wooden House. and
the Lease of tie Land which said situated
which has longer nnless said judgment, in
terest and COSTS te previously satisfied
W. 4. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolnlu, August g, 1871 6ss 4t
The above sale has been postponed until Monday, De-
cember ID, 1871. W. c. PARKE,
oSs Marshal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
MarshaPs Sale,

RI hRfuE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
D issued out Of the supreme Court In favor Of AOkule
hna plaintiff against r. ; ReikI, defendant for the
ef siIsc have levied and shall for sale
on the premises, Il O'Clock noon. "Wednesday,
18th day OF November, 1877, all his right tile and inters
In certain OF Land. situa.ed kalt WAIKIKI Oahu
containing 30 I've aud particularly described
y al Patent No. 3il5 Also at the time and place
all the right ritle and interest Of said defendant in
Wooden House situated tie lot adjoining the
AbOve, unless said Judgment interest and be pre-
vionsly satisfied. W. PARRE, N.rsaaI-
Honolulu, October IS, 1916 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
NOTICE

ssoo $780, sloo and ssOO bearing interest OF
cent payable in years may
had to a limited amount until further notice. ou Hppca-
tion the Hawaiian Treasury.
JOHN NJ KAPENA,
Minister Of Finance
FinEn>e Department, August ., Is77. CSC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

Take Sotiee--An CouveyAaces sni other InStru
ments BE- stamped before theg presented
Registry oHee otherwise they will placed Of
cord THOMAS BROWN.
Registrar Of Conveyances-
Register odice. Honolulu. October p, Is55
Approved J. MOTT SMITH,
CO. Minister Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
NOTICE.

GuArdlHnS Administrators Executors, and other Trus-
having funds invest hereby notified
Hawaiian Government Bonds denominations OF sIOO.
s2OO sSOo slOco 5000 bearing of per cenI
per year viii be issued on application to limited extent
JOHN N KAPENA.
Minister OF Finance.
Finance Department, August e, 1871 sss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

- ISLANDS In Probate. In the natter q ne -
tate Of cholss George deceased. late of aonolll
the Guardianship of the minor heifs Al CnAmsers. n
fore Judd Justice Order Of notice of psuioa for
af aecOuat-, discharge and final distribution % pro
perty.
On reading and fling the petition and ~ " G
Jones and q W & Ione~. Executors of the aSf vii and
testament Of Nicholas George. d-ceasl. and uafAs q
the minor heirs. lat Of Honoilll wherein hey
allowed fs.0Oe 81, and charge themselves ~h s.lq 81
and ask that the be examined and apprlV--
and that order may he Etae dSciarginx th~ ss q "
Jones. OF said Executors and Uusrs. i-avia<
the said W Jones 70 the Provisions %
VIII and Tes,Amdnt OF said deceased
II is ordered that FRIDAY. the ssth day % D~cetahsr.
d, 1871 At 10 O'Clock n. before saai Iuslirr.
Chambers In the Court HOuse. HoEnluiu BE- the
same hereby n appointed the and pcr far
ing said petiun and accounts. aud tAt all
ested may then and there apprar and show any
they have, WHY the same Shoald h. granted And
that this order Ia the Engitzh and Hawaiian -
published in the Hawaiian GaEette and Kuokra
pers printed and published Ia Hononiu fnr
i've weeks previous 70 the ;is therein afPonst f i
hearing
Dated Honolulu. this soth day Of Novembsr is=s-
A FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: A. Rosa, Justice SIP Co=rE
Deputy Clerk sup. Court 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
SuPREnE couRF OF THE HAWAIIAN

IN y
- ISLANDS In Prbate- In the a istata
Of fJACINTO DEAF, late OF TOnoiulu. d-ee=s
At Chambers before The hon. A. r. Judd, %
ee Of petition for ao~aoce Of aec0Eais dschar<-.
final distribution Of property.
ON Reading add Filing The petition and accuIulF ~ ~
c. Parke. Admnisatar Of the % Jacntl
Of Honolulu, deceased. wherein b. be a-ausd
si5s ~ and changes himself with tiss Ia AL fesi
the be examined and approttsi snd i
order may be made Of dstrbuton q ne properly rss
ing In bis hands the thereto euued and a.
charging him and his snrees from AL further rssPl
bilty such
IL Is Orderelf That TUESDAY she 1esh day - n-rsn-
Der, ls14- At 10 O'ein< A. N, before The d Jlso
Chambers, In the Court Houze, Houuiuu, aad se
same hereby Is appointed the time and pace fr h-ar
ing said petitiOd and and ali persuus
then and there appear ana c4use any thrY
why the same sbOGld not be grantei and ar1sat
evidence 10 who entitled 20 the fru-riy- Ar
that ;his Order, in the English znd H4sa1E ln1z.s-
be published in the Hawaiian lEete aud ktoEua-
papers printed ard published In ifonoiuiu for
cessiye weeks previous the tine therrn appoutci r
said heariog- A. FRANCIS JUDD
Justice of the suprcn4s culrt
Attest; mo. z. BARNARD,
EFa~Ea NaH.a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
SurREnE couEr OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. Octiber Term. A D. is57. osha
L,beliee.
Iu the above entitled libel for divorce t orssFei
that decree OF divorce from the boud of siruour
entered in favor % the said kaasa- t-int. - ~
OF the adultery OF the said kAahanul hheee
absolute after the expiration % six uonfhs ffam s at-
Of this decree, upon compliance with th hsr-of
unless suilceut shall appear 10 the
And the ibe!iAnt b ordered % PUBLISH Asfrsrei cpS
OF this order In the Hawaiian Gazette, and urspaf=s
known the Inokoa and Aa O<oa. for sacs-ir-
weeks the first publication Ia b. within month fron
the date Of tins order that per-sns nterrte
within six months shOw why old dcere- sboald
be made absolute. BY the CouFt
JNO nAENAEp.
CLERK OF he Supreme cuurt
Honolulu. 2.d October. ls57.
hereby certify that the foregoing ailafsi
copy Of the original decree nsi ulcs m the ahr rnfat
cause which sad original decree h die he
Onice OF the Supreme Court Of the HaAiian islands
As witness my hand this 33th dar % octoter L. = is
mo 4 BARNARD.
GlerE o he uurrrl.a fialrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

The .4doeIfisey' of last Saturday contained
rather nasty communication on the subject
of " sores" Probably our neighbor regards
this as a nice kind of family reading, other
wise, of course, he would not have published
il. We have had considerable experience in
such matters, and offer it, as our opinion, that
the author of the article in question is him.
self suffering from the worst kind of sore,
namely .. a SnT-s head
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
List OfLicen-eS Expiring i'm NOvem.
her. 1877.

hEIAlL--OAHO.
Wv Weight. Queen Street Honolulu.
Geo = Roberts. MaunakeS Street,
Geo T Roberts NunAnu and Hotel Sts-
b-Segeiken & Co. Nuuaun Street,
6-Thrum & oAt. Merchant Street
s-kfouE & AchRck. Nnnanu Street,
7-P Tupp. King and Fort Streets,
1o-Aki & Ava. kAihi. Kuua
1i-Wm NJ wenner. Fort Street
l2-L COPENHAGEN, NnnAnn street,
lS-H HolISier Nunanu street,
lS-Tong Lo. SuuAnu Street.
1--Joseph Enos- King Street,
e2-Lenng Nam. Uiakoheu.
. Nathaniel Clifford. Maunakea Street,
ss-Ton kin. Enlma strtef,
s6-Alsn & Robinson Queen Street,
MOLOKAL
2O-AkAnG, Kupske-
eo-s MaEnin, wailuku.
HAWAII.
Ion Cfong. wsiohinu Kau.
.e-Akins Apo, LAupahOehoe Hlo
eS-Aho. t1ihonuA- hho-
WHOLESALE
- 7 wAierhouse. Queen street Honolulu
RETAIL SPIRIT.
s-D&niel HAnley, Royal Hotel,
vICTUALING.
s-Ahr1hAm Fernandez Maunakea Street
ls-ApAna HApsi, Punaho4, Hiio, Hawaii
is-Chung Wa Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
HORSE
i-KAuko. No 20 iS-Rak. No IS
Ii-ChAs kAiIIkole, No 81 Is-KalanikAhua. No ss
ls-k Jubey, No - 30-kAmAkanwnA. NJ 81, IS
ls-JAS ID Lewis No IS eO-lack Meek, 80
ls-EArnAkAu, No 81 sS-P1lAli, No loo
BUTCHER
Is-H sylvia wAIkApu. Maui
lS-Wnnm Aud, Nunsnu street Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
Is-Akans, s5-Naal CheOng.
s7-Au JOOk- esq
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
In this matter. ns

victions of that majority. In this matter, rs
in many others within the sphere of legisla-
tion, not only the convenience and pleasure,
but even the opinions of the minority, however
honest and conscientious, must, to some ex-
tent give way to the views Of the majority.
This rule is perfectly familiar to those who
have taken the trouble to investigate this
question, and is too well established to need
either argument or illustration. 1t is fully
recognized in the laws of England and the
various States of the American Union, and is
sustained by an almost unbroken line of de-
cisions from nearly all the Courts which have
had occasion to pass upon the question
Several instances in illustration of this fact
may be found in the letter of our correspond
ent in the last number but one of the
GAZETTE. and were it required the list might
be almost indefinitely extended
FVh.-Tnis right of the majority to legis-
late for the observance of Sunday and to say
what shall and what shall not be lawful on
that day, ought not to be exercised in harsh
or arbitrary spirit, or without due and res-
sonable regard for the interests and feelings
of the minority. The law should, in our
opinion, coufne itself mostly if not entirely tc
public acts and doings, and meddie as little as
possible with private and domestic affairs
Laws which Contemplate or allow an imperti-
nent and inquisitiorial prying into peoples
houses and families, are always unpopular
and generally useless
Siesh-Sunday laws should be definite and
explicit in their provisions, free from ambig-
uity, and afording the least possible chance
for honest differences of opinion as to their
inten ion and application
Having laid down what We consider sound
general principles in this matter, we will, in
our next, proceed to inquire how far the Sun
day laws of this Kingdom conform thereto.
and what alterations, if any, would be desra-
Bile and expedient.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

By the arrival of the Nail Steamer Austria
La on Thursday last, we have San Francisco
dates TO November 7th
Al the seat of war in Asia, the tide of sue
cess still continues to set in favor of the Rus
SLAMS. Mukhtaz Pasha has been again de-
feated, and the Russians are reported to have
occupied Erzeroum.
In Europe, the Russians report several
minor successes, but Plevna sill holds out,
and il is reported that a strong Turkish force
is advancing TO the relief of that place. The
Turks claim that the army of Osman Pasha is
abundantly prOvisioned and supplied, and well
able to hold its own.
A nephew of the Emperor of Russia has
been killed in one of the recent battles.
4 conspiracy is said to have been discover
ed in Constantinople, in favor of e1-Sultan
Murad, and large number of arrests made
In France, President Mcmahon seems sery
unwilling TO accep: the situation, and bow
to the will of the majority. General Grant
was entertained at grand banquet in Paris
on the 9Th of November.
The condition and prospects of the famine
districts in India had very much improved
From the United States, we have accounts
of the local elections in various States, for de-
tails OF which we refer our readers to oul
foreign news columns
General Mcclellan has been elected Govern
or of New Jersey.
Senator Morton, of Indiana, is dead Pend
ing the nieeting of the Legislature and th'
election Of his successor, the Governor of tn,
State has appointed D. V. Voorhees,, the no
tOriOus Copperhead. to fiji the Vacancy.
Cleopatras' needle has been found and pick.
ed up at sea.
Such foreign news dispatches as we cal
find rOOm for, will be found on our third page
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

IT will be seen by reference to our third
page tina: "The Hawaiian Telegraph Comp
any" is now fully organized, and that tele-
graphic communication between the principal
points on the island of Maui will soon be an
accomplished fact. We expect at no distant
day to see Oahu, Maui and Hawaii, all con-
nected by telegraphic cables.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

l M -1~e1' '+>1S says III us last issue Ine
hybrid of the Gazette which did "howl'' at
US, for suggesting to look for some Maori
g laborers with their wives and children, from
=" New Zealand, where they are very likely TO
% be got, would no doubt '' bark like mad at
e proposal to seek emigrants from the realm
a. of the Mikado" The AdrzriiSs1. has verv
vivid Imagination. So far from .'howling"
or even " barking" at such suggestion, we
consider the Japanese very desirable class
of emigrants, and would be glad if men, wo-
men and children of that nationality could be
induced to come here in considerable num-
bers. The few who have been here have given
great satisfaction. We have conversed with
considerable numbers of our people who have
had experience in employing them, and their
testimony is almost unanimous in their favor.
But though We are favorable to Japanese emf
grafton we are opposed to wasting time and
money on visionary and impracticable schemes,
and We are satisfied that, for the present, it is
useless 10 seek for emigrants from the realm
of the Mikado." The present policy of the
Japanese Government is decidedly opposed to
the emigration of their people, and we see no
means at present of overcoming the difficulty
For this reason We have not felt called upon
TO advocate Japanese immigration. or urge
upon our government the making of any at
tempt to obtain population from that quarter.
Should there be at any time any indications
of change in the policy of the Mikado's
government in this respect, we trust our au-
thorities will not fail to take immediate steps
To avail themselves of this, in our opinion,
very desirable source of population.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WITHIN Ely.
WEDNESDAY. NOR. 81. 1877.

Hrs Majesty's birthday was celebrated on
Friday last with even more than usual spirit
There was general suspension of business
throughout the city, the closing of stores of
all kinds, both wholesale and retail, being al
most universal. The day was ushered in by
the firing of royal salute from the battery on
Punchbowl, which was repeated at noon and
at o'clock .. IN The regatta attracted to
the water front large and enthusiastic crowd,
who in the intervals of waiting were enter
tanned by music from the band, which was
stationed under cover on the steamer wharf.
The day was fine, the races well contested,
and the whole affair a success. On our third
page will be found list of the winning boats
in the different races, together with the names
of the persons by whom they were entered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
Startling Revelations !

the leading Dry Goods Merchants of San
Francisco detected in the act of
Whole Fraudulent Invoices
Sheriff Noonan offered them for
Market gued at present and our offer of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21
Supreme Court---In Probate.

Dept Of Finance. November 8, Is77. sss /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

TIKI following person. have been Commissioned a
Members Of the Appeal Board for the year 1857
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

The following is the response of the Minis
ter of Foreign Relations ad interim, at Gen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-21

These were followed by several volunteer
toasts to "The Host" 'The Judiciary" THE
Press, "The Medical Profession" ETC., all
of which were appropriately responded to by
the gentlemen present.
The Band, under the direction of Mr.. Il.
Berger, was stationed in the grounds of the
Hotel, and enlivened the occasion by appro-
pirate music.