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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
The New steamer.

THE Kuoboa of Saturday contains an edi-
torial discussing the propriety of selling the
new steamer upon her arrival here, as per-
mitted by the act of Legislature of 1875 on the
subject, in which the writer takes the ground
that the Government should not dispose of
her. There might be great deal said on
both sides of this question. On general prin-
ciples we are opposed to the Government en-
gaging in matters of a commercial or specula-
tive nature To do so is outside of its
province, and is generally an interference
with private enterprise, and therefore with
private rights. But there are doubtless many
cases, especially in a small country like ours,
where the action of the Government is requir-
ed to supply the lack Of private capital, or to
supplement private enterprise. Where works
which seem essential to the growth and
progress Of the country must be under
taken by the Government, or remain undone
The Kuokod writer advances as reasons
why the new steamer should not be sold, the
extreme probability that she vii. make money,
being new and the prospect being that she
will not require any repairs for some years to
come: the fact that if the Government controls
her parental solicitude can be exercised in
behalf of native passengers and their lug
gage; also, that the Government would then
have the right to direct her movements if it
should be deemed necessary at any time to
divert her from her schedule routes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
Supreme Ceurt---In Probate.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd. Al Chambers

Before Mr.. Justice Judd. At Chambers.
Estate Of Llewellyn zublin, deceased. Petition
Of j. o. Carter Executor Of the above estate for set
tlenent Of his accounts as such. The Court exam
ined and approved the accounts and ordered the Ex
ecutor discharged and his bond cancelled.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully. At Chambers
Estate of Samuel K Rawson, deceased. Petition
Of w. c. Parke. Administrator with the will annex
ed, and NJ McInerny Executor of the above estate
for settlement Of their final account. The Court ex-
amined and approved the accounts and ordered the
Administrator and Executor discharged and their
bond cancelled.
Before Mr.. Justies Judd. At Chambers
Estate Of Christopher II. Levers, deceased. Peti-
aon Of Charles X. Bishop and W. G. Parke, Execu-
tors Of the above estate for settlement of their ae-
counts The Court examined the accounts and
compared same with the vouchers produced, which
being found in order the accounts were approved and
the widows receipt for the balance having been filed,
the Executors were ordered discharged from further
responsibility and their bond cancelled.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully. At Chambers.
Estate of Gerrit P. Judd, deceased. Mr.. A. F.
Judd Of the Executors of the above estate pre-
sented his annual account, for the approval Of the
Court and the same being found correct was allowed
and passed.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd. At Chambers.
Estate of Thomas King. deceased Petition of W.
G. Parke Trustee of the above Estate and guardian
Of Miss Sarah King minor, praying that his ac-
counts may be allowed, and that he may be dis
charged, the minor being of age. The Court exam
a1ed the accounts very carefully and also the
report on the same which approved. The accounts
were allowed and the Trustee and Guardian discharg-
ed and his bond ordered cancelled.
Estate Of Frank Molteuo, deceased Petition of
W. c. Parke, Trustee and Guardian CT the aboYe
Estate for settlement Of his annual account. The
Court examined and approved the account as also
the masters report thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
AWAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
GEORGE H. DOLE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST /. 1877.

THERE can be no doubt that the steamer
Australia passed this group last week bound
South, without probably even sighting the
land, as the route she would take lies one or
two hundred miles to eastward of Hawaii.
Those WHO have been SO confident that the
steamers would never pass the port without
stopping, find that the Company has fulfilled
its word. 1t first dropped FIJI, and found
considerable saving by doing so. Dropping
Honolulu would enable them to dispense with
one and perhaps two boats, thus reducing the
expenses one-fourth or one-half Two boats
can perform the service now, and carry all
time between San Francisco and Sydney will
also be reduced to 25 days, instead of 27, as
required by the contract. This shortening of
the through time will add some $50, 900 bonus
money TO the company's present subsidy.
Captain Cargill has always been in favor of
the direct route, and has now an opportunity
of showing how quick the trip can be per-
formed with the fastest boat of the fleet His
ANBSAN WI ~ "'A AhNSASobaiiS OhSJ huh W ~
probably demonstrate to the Directors in New
York that q saving of at least one hundred
thousand dollars per annum can be effected
thereby.
The question will be asked-WiIl these
boats stop here in future? No, not if the
Company seeks only its own interests. For
tunately, however, for us, its executive officer
has recently concluded the terms for con-
tract, under which it has been promised that
the boats shall resume their stopplges here.
Whether the Directors in London and New
York will carry out this agreement remains to
be seen. If they do not, we must shift for
ourselves, and either return "to the good old
times" when steam was unknown, and we re-
ceived our mails semi occasionally, or we
must prepare To lay on steamer Of our own,
if it costs fifty thousand dollars year, as it
undoubtedly would. The only way by which
the Government can meet this bill will be to
charge one dollar for every letter sent or re-
ceived by the subsidized boat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

In regard to the first of these propositions,
we do not approve of the idea that the Gov
enment may run steamboat for the purpose
of making money out of its subjects. If 1t is
necessary that it run steamer for the public
convenience, its charges for passage and
freight should be as low as possible; just
sufficient to pay running expenses, allowing OF
course margin for incidentals and repairs. If
the Government decides to run the new steam
er, we hope to see as large reduction made
in charges as may be consistent with the
public interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

- ISLANDS. In Probate lin the matter of the Estate
of SYLV ESTER SABLAN CASTRO, deceased. Order
application of Administrator for order
of sale of real estate.
on reading aud filing the petition of Anna Sahlan
and Cecil Brown Administrators and
of the Estate of sylvester Saban deceased pray
for order of sale of certain real belonging
said estate, setting forth Certain legal why
such real estate should he sod
III hereby ordered that the next OF kin Of the said de-
ceased persons interested estate appear
before this Court Friday, the Cd day August A D.
1871 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ at tho Court Room of this Court
in Honolulu, then aad there why order
should be granted for the sale of such estate
Aud it Is further ordered, that copy OF this order be
published least three successive before the
day of hearing, u the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper pub
ished in said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, 10Th July, 1877.
A.. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest Justice of the Supreme Court.
JNO Z. BARNARD, Clerk esq st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01


- ISLANDS. - In Probate. In the matter of the Es
tate OF AN ZONE MANUEL late of Honolulu. OAHU II. l.
deceased. Chambers, before his Honor A. Francis
Justice Supreme Court Order OF notice Of
for allowance of accounts discharge and ual distribution
Of Property.
On Reading and Filing the Petition and accounts Of
Manuel Paiyo, Executor Of the VIII OF Antoine Manuel,
late of Honolulu Oahu H. l., deceSsed wherein he asks
be allowed 81 l94I aud charges himself with S5 81. 81
asks that the may be examined aud approved
and final may be made Of distribution of the
property remaining his hands TO the persons thereto
entitled and discha him and his surees from all fur
ther responsibility such
1t is Ordered that Tuesday, 2lst day Augns; A. D.
1917 o'clock A before the said Justice Cham
bers i the Court House. at Honolulu. be aud the
hereby appointed the tue and place for hearing sail
petition accounts and that all interested may
then appear and show cause any they have
should be granted, and present evil
dence who arefeHtitied TO the said property And
that this order in English language published
Hawaiian Gazette newspaper printed and published
In Honolulu for three successive weeks previous
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this lIth day of July, 1877.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest: JSo BARNARD,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court. 653 st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
List of Licenses Expiring i'm Angus
1877.
Il FETAL L
OAHU.

l-Ah Fook. WaikRne KOOlaupOko
2-Ah Fo, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
4-W Place MAuna cea Street, Honolulu.
s-Theo Il Davies, Kaahumanu street, honolulu.
7-On Chong d Co, WAiRlua-
IT Wills, King Street.
9-QnOng Hook Tong Nuuanu Street,
l2-Ah soon, KAAlaeA, RooAnpoko.
ls-Henry MRrsh King Street
"a W Psarce & Co Queen Street
2S-August strehl, Fort Street
MAUI.
III HaisteAd Kalepolepo.
2a-Tn Fai Wnlluka.
26-T Asee, Wailuku-
2s-Mrs Honolulu, KAnpo, Hama.
HAWAII.
l-G Akina, North Kohala.
3-T Eiderts Kapoho. Puma
&c Asa, Pcuhonna, Hilo.
27-ASanA, Waimea.
2s-I SsssOn, PuuhOnua, Hlo.
S0-Dr Wight, KohalA
WHOLESALE.
GA W Peirce q Co, Queen Street, Honolulu
RETAIL s. IRTT.
2l-JRs Lemon, Commercial Hotel.
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
l-Macfarlane a Co, Ksahumanu Street.
2-Chas Long, Merchant Street.
BILLIARD.
81 Gurney. e tables) Huuanu Street
BUTCHER.
3-Ak, waIaina, Oahu.
12-kRhukina. Koloa, Kauai,
$50 Il oit wAalun, Oahu.
l5-Chung Hoy, WalAlua, Oahu.
Sd KAhRnu, Pish Market, Honolulu.
5 KAinA Waihee, Maui.
YICTUALING.
e-Akau, Marine Street. Ulakoheo.
2l-Ahpiug & Ahynck. Nuuanu Street.
81 -AlOn, Puhonuh, Hllo.
@5-JOhn Peter, Maunakea Street.
CAKE PEDDLING.
l-AiAna- 2s-Asee.
HORSE.
l5-c ooleson, No. 20 2s-Kealoha, No. IL
PUBLIC SHOW.
l6-Chas Clark, Theatre.
DIV Chapman, Hawaiian Hotel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

GUPREBIE COURT-IN EQUTrY-A. ]. CART
- WRIGHT, Trustee OF the Estate Of Henry =. Poor.
deceased, W. Pinehasa Wood and wife, and T. W.
Hutchison- Petition for foreclosure.
Supreme Court Hawaiian Islands.
To w. C. Parke Esq Marshal OF the Hawaiian Islands
or his Deputy-Greeting:
You are commanded, by order OF the Honorable A.
Francis Judd Justice OF the supreme Court and Vice
Chancellor, to w Pinehasa Wood Mary his wife.
and F. W. Hutchison Honolulu. defendants to be and
appear before him. aforesaid Justice at his chamberlain
the Court House in City of HGnoulu Island Of OAHU
Friday the 18th day OF November next Mt 10 o'cOck
A NJ, to show cause why the prayer Of Alexander J.
Cartwright, Trustee the estate OF Henry Poor de-
ceased Complainant should not be granted
the tenur of his bill Of complaint hereto annexed
And have then there this writ, with full return Of
your proceedings thereon.
Witness the Honorable Francis Judd Justice Of the
IL. s. Supreme Court Mt Honolulu, this 18th day OF
July, A. d. 1917.
JNo. E. BARNARD Clerk
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy of the
orgnzl summons fled In the supreme Court OF the King
dom.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
H. ST. seal, this 21d day of July. a. D. 1877.
654 3m w. c. PARKE, Marshal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

Saturday the 25th day August 1871 - O'Clock
noon, the front Of Aoani Hale will be sold
public auction highest bidder, the lease OF 10
Apanas OF Government Land lying between Kaao and
" ManAwAlal1A,' HamaIua, Hawaii Upset rental sixty
ave dollars Cs65) per Annnm.
On Saturday the llth day Of August 1871 at the same
tine and place, Will be sold the highest bid
der, the land Of Kawala," KAu, Hawaii. Upset price,
500.
]. MOTT SMITH, Minister of the Interior.
Interior ofice, Juy 24th, 1877. 65I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
LEASE OF THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL AT


The lease OF the Hawaiian viii sold public
auction Thursday, the both day of August Is IL
O'Clock noon, front Aloan Hale.
The lease Will date from the day Of September 1877
for period OF Five (5 years The will be made
known at the time ofsae, had application
the Interior Office.
J. MOTT SMITH Minister of Interior.
Interior ONCE, June &c, 1877 $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
Before Judd and McCullHLL.

Kaaihue ct al vs.. Horatio G. Crabbe ct al. Motion
for new trial Il. S. HarlWell for the motion W. &.
Jones, Z. Preston and ]. NJ. Davidson for the de-
PENDANTS. Mr.. Justice Judd delivered the decision
Of the Court herein, oVerrulng the exceptions and
denying new trial. There being no further bust.
ness before Court, it was adjourned sine die.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

France has opened the Sorbonne to women, and
Russia its highest schools Of medicine and surgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
Supreme Court. JuIy Term A. I'D.
IS77.
Mr.. Justice Mccully presiding.

w. IS. PGhukula va. w. C. Parke, Administrator
OF c. kanaina. Motion for new trial. ]. NJ. David
con for plaintiff, A S. Hartwel and E. Preston for
the motion Motion argued and submitted and on
the 2Tth instant the Court delivered its decision
granting a new trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

JoHS srgrrLEBEES, Eco. has this day been appoint
ed Agent to Acknowledgements Contracts for
labor In the district OF sOnih Kohala Island OF Hawaii In
tie place Of d. F. Sanford, Esq. resigned.
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister OF Interior.
Interior Office, July g, Is77. 655
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
Rates of Passage will be

Go No Credit for Passage Money. -6a
Tickets Mt the Office only.
No berth will considered until padtCI. Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage Freight Par
GELS unless recelpted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
nS An effort will be made to have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent
Office with Wilder Co.. of Fort Queen Streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
REYNOLDS. .,,, MASTER.

Wednesday, August s, $3.50 Circuit Of Kauai
(touching a Nawiwii first)
Monday, August IL, $40 m 49,. Circuit OF Hawaii
Monday August 20, $3.50 ............ Hno
Monday August 81 $50 m....................kon kona
Subject such changes may be made after the ar
rival Of the steamer from San FrauciscoD
On down trips the steamer will not leave Kawahae be-
fore lU Makena per notice up trip; Maalaea
Bay not before m. Any change from the above will
be advertised
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

JSo NJ KAPEHA, Minister Of Finance.
Department of Finance, July 81 1877. e55
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Pound Notice.

IN THERE WILL BE SOLD AT Public
V8ef6r auction, a. the Government Pound. at K0ho-
HfXk lalOa, OH Monday, August g. At l. O'Clock noon,
MI the following estrayed animal as described.
Sorrel Mare fore feet shod, three white fetlocSs,
brand right X.
655 ltS A. r. KAAUKUU Poundmaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

Ma. y. X FYFE has been Commissioned Tax Assessor
for district Of Eva and waianAe in place Of J. X.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-01

Attest: Jxo. BARNARD
Clerk OF the Supreme Court. 653 st
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
ben Batter ~ Prospective Candidate
for PreRident.

The Alta California has taken an oh
servation OF the political sky. 1t sayt:
Really, there may De chance for
Genei al Butler TO aspire 10 the prosi-
deney with some hope uf obtaining
the nomination. There Is, undoubt-
eddy, an active movement on foot to
organize national workiDgmen's
party for the benefit OF the industrial
classes through political organization
and legislation. Already the plan hus
taken form In Pennsylvania, aud in
Ohio IL has been SO far advanced that
they called meeting of workingmen
and nominated full state ticket, from
governor down. One'cannot tell how
far such "A movement may extend. IL
may rise suddenly to great power, aud
perhaps before great while be able
TO win great success, although that h
doubtful. If 1t should, perhaps no
man Is better fitted to become its
leader than General Butler. He Is
able, ready, fearless, has nothing to
lose by becoming IFS advocate, and
everything to win."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
TuRCo-RUssIAN WAR,

The Outp0aIs of Ihe HslIIgerents Hot.
~ Engagod mr Thirty,S,x Hours
h0ih Armies Feeling tor Positions -
A Urea, Hattie Imminent - servIa
MobiIiHing six,y.Gight natiaiions.
Noon Associated Press Report f
LONDON, August 25.--Tho Alexan>
dria correspondent OF the Daily News
says the French transport Corresse,
with $50 cases OF cholera ON Hoard, IL
not allowed 10 pass through the Suea
canal, or communicate with the shore,
She will perform quarantine ono hum
dred miles below Suez.
A telegram to the Daily News, dated
Mt Vienna, Friday night, says the SER
via plan Of action has been settled on
at least on paper, General Hoveto'
witch IL to take chief command Of
four corps, and provision Is made for
the mobilization OF sixty'eght bat
tallons.
Accounts of the battle before Eskl
de Jurma are very fragmentary and
conflicting. The number engaged do
not appear to have been very great,
although the battle was stubbornly
contested. The Standards Vienna
special says the Russians numbered
1000, and the Turks $4,000. Accord
ing TO Russian official accounts, the
Turks took the offensive In great force
on August 22d, and drove back two
Russian battallons from Jastar. The
Russians subsequently retook Jastar.
Skirmishlng continued throughout
tho night, and on the next day the
Turks made three attacks in the vi.
entity of Jastar, but were brilliantly
repulsed A renewal Of the attack Is
expected, The Standards dispatch
dated Eaki de Jurma, Thursday night,
reports that steady lighting had been
going on for the last thirty-six hours
between the Turkish outposts and the
Russians, who are attacking in force
along the line from Jastar to Popkat.
The Turks first were driven in, but
were reinforced and retook their origi.
nal position, which they hold at this
moment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
SARATOGA.
Courier, Lnly Saiyers, ROmbnss nud
Troubio winners -tsOOd Trncs,, ti0Od
Attendance aud decd Time.

Courier, Indy Saiyera, Rombnss mt
Trouble winners -tsood Track, tIo0L
Attendance aud decd Time.
SARATOGA, August 25. The weather
for the races was beautiful, and the
track good.
The first race, for the consolation
purse, was won Ivy the favorite, Cour.
Ter, Sister Of Mercy second and Mary
third. Time l:44t.
Second race, free handicap for three
year Odds, purse $500, one mile and a
half. Won by Lady Salyers in 2:30A,
Bushwhacker second and Bradamarie
third.
The third race was for purse OF
$3.50, given by II. Sanford, and $50 to
the second horse, given by the associa-
ton, for three year olds, to carry
ninety.nine pounds, with the usual al
lowance to mares and geldings, one
and sixth mile. Bombast won the
race in 2:l0a, Rhodamarthus coming
in second and Madge third.
The closing race was a free handicap
steeple chase, purse 800, two and three
quarter miles. Pools sold az follows !:
Trouble, $3.50; Waller, 800; Moonstnle
and Paris, Sl25. Trouble was the win
ner in 5:Sli, Waller second add Moon
stone third.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
A C0eiS-and- Bull story CONCERNING
Pnnncy framl u CONSUL.

The Rev. DIR. DeHasse, United States
consul at jerusalem, says that the Ro-
man Catholics propose to make Jeru-
salem the seat OF the papauy, aud that
1t Is from that quarter that the settle
ment ofPaleatine ia to be looked for
Commissioners have been appointed to
negotiate for the territory; engineers
have surveyed IA railroad from Jer,Isas
lem To Jaifa; money Is being collect.
cd for the erection Of magnificent
palace for his holiness at Mount Zion,
to which the wealth Of the vatican il
to be transferred. There the successor
to Plus IL, il 10 to installed, AMI lhe
"Uity OF the Great l<ing," is to he The
future bead OF The p0niiiical see. THIS
would be magnificent scheme in
deed, We're ii not that the account con-
tains not n particle Of truth. The sig.
nill cance of The story 10 that IL im-
presses the Importance of maintaining
the present consulate system. What
should we do for mental relaxation, II
we had not these diyerting palmer b
tales To amuse us?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
A Glass Of Items Not Hnnted by the
Reporters.

Fort Worth Democrat The sum.
mer crop of babies has been OountIul
indeed Ia our midst, and we still con.
tinue TO hear frequent rumors OF new
arrivals; but, owinp, perhapa, to the
modest ditlidence OF this reporter, In
seeking to gather the particulars Of
Items of such nature, we occasionally
miss an opportunity of giving CONS
plimentary send OIL to the little treas
ures. But ii IL far from our intentions
to slight even the tinicst Of the dar-
lings. We assure you that all we
want Is fair show. Just give us the
voluntary particulars OF an "event"
without the chagrining modification
OF having to put n regular routine OF
hedge fence" questions to the ma
ternal ma before being able TO make a
readable Item concerning the debut of
the bran new infant. All we want Ia
fair shake, and you will invariably
tind us "on time.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
The Ltonining Of Grant Ia london a
hOlh0W cant.

General Sheridan, In accepting an
invitation to attend, with his stall, the
national Irish demonstration In Chi.
cago, on Saturday next, said, ~ have
no opinion to conceal. know of no
reason why an American soldier
should be friend of England.n That
England is no friend to the republic of
the American soldier was shown In
the jubilati0n over the Turkish victory,
at Plevna, mo such satisfaction hav-
ing been felt In Englang since the fed.
eral defeats at Fredericksburg and
Charlottesville" The cant over the
lionizlng OF Grant was hollow enough
to be understood by the least suspicious
and serves only to suggest the greater
magniilcence of the ovation which
Lee would have received could he have
gone to England victorious over Grant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26

the claim OF Caleb Tompkins, OF Geor'
gia, for damages growing out of the
war; The southern commission al'
lowed IT, reported II TO congress ne
coraing to law, aud the money
was appropriated for iIs payment,
but evidence has recently come
TO the treasury department, TO show
that II In fraudulent. Although there
Is no law authorizing the secretary to
refuse to pay claims OF tins character,
stIll In the light Of the evidence before
him, which was discovered subsequent
to the action OF tho southern claims
commission. Solicitor Robinson, IL OF
opinion that the secretary can legally
postpone its payment until he shall
have reported the matter to congress,
aud let that body repeal the bill au'
thoriaing the payment OF tho claim.
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NO. l7O l-ESTABLISIED ls49

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