davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-25
SnI6NotfMeS,

2a6enoe @rben. Sm Sabre
1760faufte Elm 2anouermelier 9tamens
BiIinm &elp einen na9e5u 1000 @der
umfaiienoen 2anbfri6 I'M Staate Seem
YUrf, Der bamal5 san5 pertblus mar.
@r osrpn6tete benlelbsn ipdter cuntrattz
lib oil einen Wann Hantens 0ar1on
fir bic 9auer BON 80 Sabren, tuobet als
eir5iser Mietbpreis Die 8erpflihtung
iibernommen iuuroe, Die auf oas @runoz
itid fanenoer Steuern 81 Sa5len. 9lm
Is. Se5ember 1876 lief Der Sa6tconz
trait ab, uno fino Die @rben oes @runo<
Itiids stpsi SrIbcr 9famens gilbert, Die
ais Sasel6bner en- Der 9ebi9b Sa1ep
8atn angeiteIt iinh. 9a3 Dor burtoert
Sabren perthlpie Gtsentbum bot etnen
@ertb BON 100000.
Iu6 in Gan 5ranciscp BE
fineet ii6 iebt Elm ~erpBarti9e8 iioii6eS
@aiienbaus; baiielte tuuroe bieIer Gage
ein9eneibt. Sein G66pfer lit elm bDr=
tiger iioil6sr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Der ii6 i'm Sabre 1871 biloete. Na6 Ell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-25

ben Subianern suriifselafien. Die Sis
oianer reiiten NIT ben beiben Wdohen
piele Gage lang, Ser nie niele, oeiien
fann iid 2issie nidt e%ni5inten. Sic
tpeiB nur nod, bn6 es 5iemlib lange
bauerte, Bis ie DaS Sneiaueroorf erz
reidten. Die beiben 9%efangenen Ufaoe
den, 2i5sie u Sabre aft uno ibie @onz
fine emma Stpei Sabre alter, tuuroen IN
ben Sabiansritamm auf9euommen nro
fpurben Mit9lieber befel6en. @nlria
beiratbete einen Snbianer SGuptlinq,
aber 2issie tpies a4e Beperfungen sn@
rid. @or einisen Mpnaten, als lie fih
einmal melt BON benz Subianerborfe emit
fernt bate, ertlidte lie bier &eiter, bic
lie beim ged6erfDmman OILS @ei6e err
fannie. 0fit Sreuoen nahm lie oas Ins
erbieten Der Srem6en, ibr our SIu6t 81
berbelfen, on, unb iie entflob ben Sns
bianern. Seitoem 2issie Don ben Sn.
oianern 9erau6t morben, bat tie nod
nihts BON ihr II @fterr uno 8ertpanbtsn
ge6Drt. Die GiIenbabn<8 eb6roen ba=
ben i9r freie 8afiuse mad Dem Often &c.
mdbrt. 2i5aie iast, lire @ruBmutter
babe, als ibr Batter NIT ieiner Samilie
na6 GaB County, Soma, iiberfebelte.
in goutb Cation, So, uno elm Snfel
Nnmens Snoof in 2pdhanen eetpD1ut
Dies iiub aIe gerriranbten, an Die fe
fi6, auBer Der Samilie ibres Snfel Sart
in Soma, mod erinnern fam. Sor
8itts6urs aus reiite 2i5sie na6 2odba.
ben, I'M ibren Onfel auf5uludeu, uenu
berfelbe aqenfalIs nod am 2eben lit
2i55ie tit ni6t eera6e i6bn, aber Dor
einnebmenbem @euBeren. Sbr Seint
lit, pie fi1 bies leidt benfen lGBt, &c
brdunt. Wel6e @rfabrunsen mag bas
iun9e Wdb6en unter ben 8lad Sius
Snoianern gema6t baben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-25
Mic M0Omeu.

(9luS Der @icuer u. 5r. GrrcIe pom ~. Getbr.)
Bie 0cip6bnli6, fuenn Die @eibnn6t5=
Seit %berantn6t, babe ib fuieoer Die 9tale
pol Sannerouft, uno oieIe bon Der
&inobeit ber pererbte an9ene6me &c
tuobnbeit, Die ib nod jest in iebem Slime
grim renren m66te, iiimlnt mid NIT
t6eil1am, Iopeit Elm bon 9tltur 10 flr5
a~r9ebunoener Wtsnld n1tf lol6c fret=
gebige BeBeidnun9 2lnIpruh maGcn
bari. 0o9 ihdme itd ces &inoeS iii
ibnt, pcr oa mill mir nouCn nl6t Die
9biliIter leiu, be diff u9 BON Der 00be
ibrer @eisbeit berabl61uett, iuenn I'M
ieren 8inotrn Der @aIo ing 9aus nd6it
uuo il jeo;m Sannentpebel ons Sar5
iid ru6rt uno baS iparme @ema6 nit
@ohlaeruG crfiQt. 0as lit Der lpabre
QUIT Der Seli9teit, Die Nltmoipbdre oe8
&inberbimmels. Sns rie6t na6 @liid
uno brin9t CO aud, er16iene eS u III
8e1talt bon futfelnoen 9tnmanten Doer
uersOloeten 8a0niiien. SD bore es
iuicoer in ben &dnDen ~rielelrt, als Ob
touIeuo 9ei91itile @eiiter i6r @e=
len trieben; bic Sbiirtlinfe fuadt
lCtie, Dbue baB Senano in Die Stube
tritt, uno Elm 9taI6eln uno 5liiiterr aebt
bur6 oas Oaus, wel6e5 man ni6t allein
oem se19ittelten &auid9Olo 5ui6reiben
m6dte. Sic 6amilienaeii!er seben I'M,
5umol Der bunoertIGltig ii6 tbeilenoe
@eilt Der SHUTTER, Der ieoes Seoiirh1iB
fsnnt uno mabrt, upm aufqe5D9enen
Saume bes gu lanQe1 llnterrOf9ens biz
gum Seclenbeile oes tleiuen 9taturbet=
Den, Der ibm 56ooBe e%ntIproiieu. 3fpi=
Idenburd, menn cine ferne Sbiir ouf=
gebt, erldaIt friI6es &inoergelddter,
ooer elm 5drtlib fprtgei6Oltenf6 neugie=
RIGGS @eii6t eldt in bos 3inu1er ber=
Elm. Iber BIC b.raniua6Ienoen NiGo=
6en iino idpn bonn @eiite Der 0tlttsr
be1eelt, benn mdhreno Die Cute ielb1t,
ieeen 8unI6 bCoenfeno, ben 5onilien=
baum %riiitet, pllbFn iie fir arr1e Sinner
cine fleiue 3anne, auf oeren Spite iie
elm rad.e &nablein ieben, tpel6e3 iebr
9eiuno ausIiebt uno BON Dem III ftnoz
lI6en Sr5iien bic Saae 9e6t, baB es Die
8elt erlDlt babe. limb bic Sage bat
9ic6t. &inber, fletne tuie groBe -
tuenu ie srpB 9etuoroen, beiBt man
lie Genics - erl0ien Die @elt nod tigs
lib, uno ani heuti9en &inoertnee, ibr
Sleinen, lit l%tniere Seli9feit MIR elm 9tbz
9lanj Ger euriselt. Die fleiuen Set
lanbe bliden uns aus ibren sroBea Stu
oernu9sn e%ritnunt an; fie fennen Die
arse @eIt nod ni6t unb ipielsn ld6elno
nit elmer 8aiionsblun1e.
@enn ib aber Bel ben &inoern bdnfs
bar 81 @nit iise unb mid an ibrer Sc
iDnne, 10 mus i6 jeoesmal Der
bs8 @lides 9eoenfen, benen
Der Sinlmel tur 9raue Iage uno Doe
beideert. SD min nidt BON ben
4rmen reoen, oeun mas lit arm uno
, 1877-09-03

frrtghta went down to nnthlng; In a lfc.tnsHr-
nncc endowment pulley, the company failed;
It was licked up Mt tlo,ne In safes: burglars
broke through ani stolc. What WAS to ho douo
NTH money! teals said: Lay not up inr
yourselves treasures Upon earth,' nnl never
man *pake ~ that man spakc. lie told 0f aafo
Investments. fiearon wAa q safe bank. It nov.
or broke. never failed; check thcrcon was
never refused payment. Tho sentencc Bank
suspcMlctl," WAS mover found on It's doors.
Nothing In the earth was secure. Heaven onlv
was safe. Wor1dlings somctimes tnade honest
confessions stranGo from tho lins Of wor!l-
llnEs. Tom Afuore sllnvc.i his worl.lltncss In
Ills writings, anil yet how strange, anu yet how
true WIS his confession ctnbpicd in that poem
Ifeavcn.h Iicavcn was aii rcnl, eternal, and
substantial. ST. Paul's conception OF it was an
house not maids with hands, eternal III tic
heavens" st. Peter called It tsan EnhcrItaurc
i,rurrupttble, uMlcflcd. mil which fn.trth not
away" Jusas .di;t not say that lie wnuil iay
up treasure in heaven, hut bac Mi 10 Ily III,
for tlcl1se1ys.' l5os could they lay ,un Tint
nnd trusted In the promise Of salvntton laid up
for himself treasures. The Importance ot It
suggested itsclf. Fur were We not taught TINT
where tho treasure IN there would tito heart bu
also. II one put lMs treasure In fnitlt IN Christ
there would hta heart be with Chriat. AMI by
Hervlng Christ was treasure aecnmulatetl,-
treasure that In thu last day OF reckoning world
stand nestirc on tho credit side Of tae great
buvk Of lite,
, 1877-09-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY st4rr1MyrK 3 1874

him 10 grave, then ts The instinct Of following
a fatal passion. but when :'nn folinw a Christ
aud esnup themselves around his feet and tho
truth passes fro1n iia one heart tn all those
hearts. The laugh nt Carlyle dies away and We
l'cfoId the Auhlln,Ity Of the feeling thnt asks
for 4 guide. Man Ii being not nnly Of laugh.
ter anil Vt tears, hut atso Of love. Tho hunt-
hlcst faborcr Loves tho man above him and tho
the leinE who goes daily Into a stonc-Irnnt hank
and takes In her earnings over marble stnl, It
y inan.a lurc Of man TINT does this. All that
this snhlime virtue needs Is MT honorable and
wt<c leadership. We are alt willing to folluW.
Fortunate are we when our leader himself moves
with honest feet nlonR an honest path.
SoeletY thus wMiting for leaders, the pulpit
and press anu Nil whn have any real ur o9lrial
times Of tho hour to SAY to the multitude their
wt<est words md 10 for TINT multitude their
knle>t act. No qucstion nf labor or capita Of
earnings " savings shot,ld he lremrd foreign
whicl, followed Jesus and The disciples tuught
they saw rirt,ie IN that Nazarcne nnl In his
bosom friends. nslsl on accostnt Of them fol-
loved them thFrc tlnys iron, home, osaH to
followed the gri,1rs Of to,!ay: they have
read after ali tic editors anil lIstcnctl In oil
tic public men on platform antl at tho .leAk,
and now. II many Of them ami tteinscIrr.
atar iron, home. in wilderness, all the good
ani attempt to beg bread for then, out of the
vcry elements. Tlierc Is nu power t'tat ca,,
avert all evils and make rs all rirsl, all v!se, md
all happy. A 1rcat sorrow will always l,llow
tho human family. We shall alwaYs match To-
waEtls grave, aMl thu grave III always hc wct
with tears: hut ll;c can always hc rrfufntrtl, fi-
proved. swectonc,i. When ut thosu win deeply
at1es. II put ast!c Al indifference nnl Yield to
divine eon,passtnn fnr tho people. then law a,,l
labor, and ill the shspes OF mutton ami being,
Will tct,l toward tlartno,Iy akin to music, and
morning and evening will COME with less hrayI-
ness, and there will bv moro Of laughter than of
tears.
, 1877-09-03

aymuoH ny THE H4y toux trrruanx
rho iicv .1ohr a,nin.or ,,star nsna.,,o,
ING ises' vonh ntAl"sont PASTOR. prcached
last hiIht !1uraco Acthouist EptADpal Church,
corner vi North LaSalo and White strcets,
tak,ur for hts text;
Inv mi nm Tor vunr,e,vc. tre..n,.. ,ron .,p,h
w},afy NUT. and tust ,'uth corSunt. mi whsrss
th!eycs ufsak throuyt, aud stsii: int iny IN for
Yonr.eIrua treasures In .lsAyun, whcse neither
n,uth nor rnsL do.a corrupt, anl whurs thtuYes DO
nut 6feas; through nor ste7l -1a'fAt~ H., 1u.2o.
Il was sublime thought, tho speaker said III
commencing lila discourse. that t,,s r,o,yrr l,1l
fs,.,, ,,,yen In man tn Law nm for hI .r,f trs,..
uros ~ tleave''' ihe uncertainty OF all things
OF this world made such power doulIly blessed,
Thu ri.lea ot tl,a earth toox untt tlcm.r.ya.
VIM, una tjpw nwuy. h,,t in ,be hcavrns ,r.o..
'''.r @ ~" , pas s, ~ .''e "sa'1"' ", s's" ~
nFe was sase' Jesus had come to ts't OF tl.e
abliig place etuF1al In tho heavens, aisA from tho
wurus Vt tllat Blcsac1 Instructor hu fntculcd to
tulut out tic storo.luusr for ali wealth. There
't! we.e ~ .ao '"a.tes OF 'Feasuso TWO questions
Whlch were asked ny I'LL VIM contemplated thu
acquisition 81 0t M wealth. one Was, liow can
H. wsa!thf Inv yonns lnaii 1pst starting nut IL
plpy hl'!ssel1 most ho!!tstly, ow most hulorably
10 lFovhlu 4 subsistence lot himself and hl.. but
no uGtnahasu u klow u what asosatlos1 ha
s!,tll make ti'e meat tnoneY N the least time.
customer here al'4 customer there. tlc bent
every ehet4r 10 the acquisition of money. Every
device laa hacn turned " accot1nt t9 hrlnK taoney
~ men. Ing uthcr question uskcl Aitcf the
nsan poAderc4 over tAe .lisl'osition OF his tiou-
sat'ls, and tu poor n.al, ,haltcd between opinions
as g wltonl ise ta'ul tntrust vita hts hoArdinga
A. !. Stewart, Out u tllt millions, iEll ,l"ctlel
woman, liz hal apent Thousands lu tho Irec-
tion 0t lsla.isdccnt atructuru Which Wns to bo
grand antl BEAUTIFUL. ls4t lla tired vt tho pur-
sult u his ambition, md IT remained w uudu'
&$tG<t WGfl ~ kk4 tllE14 HIS death, lklH
nlan takln9 his little saYinys. wloia accutllua-
tloa lGap1kc Il acant iable1 s+.as!t slothlnE,
carpctless 0ors, wceas att1 years OF toll. nights
ut labor whoa sleep should !lnf, elatluea tho
, 1877-09-03
CURRENT OPINION.

many other men whom tho South can better a.rorl
tn trust for Speaker than AIr. l1anlall.-4yfu Ur-
ffaMs Times (lhn.l.
Eyen tho Nurthczn Democrats join in tho
business Of rcprimnnlIns Mr. Key FOR being too
ropcntant. Tho Northern Democrat nescr repcnts.
The size ar tic job discouragcI hlm.-4Nkw York
Tribune tAtp).
When tho Administration moves upon
Ohio next month, the valiant army OF Implacablcs
which Is row organizing nntcr f'en beatty will 10
2Sss nsls I'D fl ses E'1sS * s a1m:. Hn wi" prot"
The 1,oatly movement fy small npoo1,
pacf.y In dlccst cabbage. It hasn't vitality tn
@ sI1cw a, " on'n: Tste l.t enoash VII If = t chew
NtV.). '''' -"' |''N'
Gen. Hooker, who vntctt for 8. j. Tihlan,
unlcs no scctet Of hi. satisfaction that Mr. Tilen
va. not e'eutef. 'FIshtsng loe' tays Tint ST.
con ' FL 1;aa.ep a. I
tHtp.). ~
Az u kicker, Gail Hamilton shows capacity
fo1 irll'fsnt rIyalry w'th SARAH q !hG sodeno
Vs and ss bs"t sr II fs,ns IL e1 I:
nothing. g.-spriaffia tlats.) Rfpuoi!ean lIa't.j.
Under tho "paternal System proposed
6y ts %,9''kiasmens ,' patt{ the lopfors %on ase
the dorcrnn,ent to lind work for Everybody. md.
Sven t1f Governscnt IT. aa ~ M ny work to do
hn.iy v,r,rni txna aans ~ =, n "a.c, ~ Ut
,cnn ~ 1t",vnt XII ;, ~ M w ~ n"sr' w
In,I. s,t. ~ .a'Sum., S, ~ "aauJ VI "s u""-s''
1'S"'' "'o0s' 4@s"'0e'"' 'HsF'"
When 1}lnino ,rna ],ero Inst fn11 nn1
aooke in Wntic- 1,aii, n I1os}nr n,,rrI.nt ~.
ttny on The pat tfnrm wa. carried n,xav hy In
MaIno Senators cutnc.tnr,t mi rta"nrnrr! antj @
nppiausci cnthualnstcAlty. as tic .sns tne iurns
lyitu anil hc Enpyvt Il nm f,ris n rn,,,i I'M
thnt way when rratur f,atI ifomiitnn,. hriilinnt
letters -Iosion TrnUtrrjni fHsn i "'''''""
'''"'' A'""''' ~ '"'F''. ....
80 fnr a. yet appears, tho only person in
the United States WIN has my rea.o to he entirely
n.1!t ,,,s xtcas M nc T. mmepnn@ean @ @paners
fi.,nn w1l Ia Nh ininFsrpcnt ~ I'm rros1i"n, "na
nl the nemocfaiir nancr in.Ist ti.st 1i"n"cr"Ic
VICTORY In iilp inca{ ricctinns viii hr n1 inJnrss
ment nf tbs prcricnts nnry Nt% voYG i'Is Masfi
inem' 'A' s''f'"'''' pe"'''~'e0 VIA "'''"
>","" 49,"
etturs Of Gail Hamilton. alu,ad sometimes at tfo
sometimes at muf1,bors of tie Cabinet who kayo
offended her sometimes Ut ncwniaI,cr, Of uIoro or
lu4a ,uiurlce thy onu object sau h+ kcut steuIiiy
tlun II IN ,Ku civil HcryIcu which Mi hmn"*t mil
val. .iIsnnsad MN nm ,snn,a twn i,o yI,IIn,, IN
, 1877-09-03

divine epn,pa,sto,, fnr tllo pcoplr thcii lnw md
labor, and iii tic shapes OF mutton and tcinr,
morning and evening viii come. with lass hcayi.
nc,a. All tcrc wil i. n,orn II laurser tl,an m
trars,
An ~, Ir 1n1e ~ S,1,1,,s@,,L,,. n9 ~ - nAo1s
dAGED CliC kCll ES.,
sEnMos nr TIE REV. nnooEs Wnnromn.
Tho Church OF the atcs.,ah vus well filled
Yesterday morning to listen TO al eloquent ssr.
'hon u" t''e topic Oh thc AouF " tno pastor. VINO
toos as his sermon, "l'rokcn D.Mks and Mort
gagged Churches" aud as his text:
Romant IT, ill.,. ill., s. s"'"s' 'a' ~ '''' WV e'''Ae''"
llc .noko "a to,,,w..
1..s.rp. rr'"s 10 4vu"a' .,. A.
f.'c'y now anu t!leli III Inc inaast OF faoPa
out sou,e little poincd word about tho soIn,nu,,
tlO,ops of the war,d. That ia hn,r thts ,rrt
,.o,,ea IN rt,. IN, .,.o.1,tr~ T.. ~, ,1,.a,,.ss,s
ss ,r,. ~. ~ 80 "os nun's""s " ~ u'seusseu
I've principle Of political cennomy. It is not
ANYTHING of t11at kind. WIS uryer meant In In.
II i ind lin cvn,.,snr ~ pon1,. ,,,r,,nst
,..ss III. on ..',. +. 49,
n"s,os % uto' h',d t"s why IL co'lcs N Bo
nptly In tho midst cf nll thu thinking
aud talking which haye Gecn finding
y., sul;crts these nast week ,,ovs. o,ni
which I,,x.. tur,, mn mr. s,,b,c., r'r III, a,n.
-. r,-.. :. - 80. =,
uay' because II u ucbt whrtl Is tt'c rnot oE the
whole tFonl'lc,-dct't; and the cxtleysganee ont
of which t'cbt rrows, mud the spcculatfpus Into
wbs,.l, t1ch, 1ca,,s nm1 Inn nnralvsis nj rscfrt
~. ,.,..s,, 49,. ..,.1','s.. ~
'lc "'hc', aeot os'nRs WIN ~ ana theaeapesate
shifts anu frauds into which debt too often
tenpts mct,-ticbt, TINT ia II, rAt utll l,at, aud
think It Paul wcro The orc word whlrl, lie
,ronh tron Itnt,,o, ,r, ,o.,t,,,. on,s r.,,,., ~,
"ua'. wv htep u'''"'uA '"'o Psop,es ea's moa'. W
Just tl's o'a waFnlliS,-a1i ti'at IN t!'o plain
way III which Ito really pfrasctf It In Ills letter.
"l,on't owe anybody anytl,!pglo
1,cht, ,raot ia wl,nt tiut, to,o.hor ,,,o., .,r,,
,.,,',' ,."s., ""4s i'"s sos".. ,nese M l"o
MattoFs When hase losnea IN my subject. tcr-
llaps some Of you thought them rather incoll-
gy.,ous. At first sight thcy seem u rood why
.'iY fron, nre nuot1,cr. Veal N o,c tho Sor,i,
NJ. s.'., ~. ns..,t. .T a.. .T ~. .1 ~
i"'e a''" '"e 0onta io'o sooa why OIL rum
otc Anoilter, anu yet really they nrc parts Ut
tho san.c, system, md tnsepurably bo,1nt TO-
rcthcr.. Broi;cn favfnrs.banks nu,i mnrtr,ocd
.i,,,r.,,,. 80 .,,,i,, ,,y"ss.,. ,,r... ,t..s
I"et:ucs ~ w u"!y ".,e'en1 Po'"ts vi one u''e.
IL IL Tug wl'ole line that has got wrong. What
would ae thu good OF my picking out tho ono
conspicuous point on that ltne that the public
bos hccn ,aat,uy n MI tte ,ver,, ond ,ncrc1v
~ ~ w." "''>' ''~'e'J
, 1877-09-03

beyond any consideration due 10 ono or two t,nn
matter low gre II their service arc t tIr party
Tho rAnt+ must ,e cinsci np tor tho fan contest
aHkh0 1orE E0tnlntrc!dI .iIEtriLsxr iHsn.l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF ANER scHR Jos wooLLEY.-Left San Fran
cisco June 20 al 5 p M; experienced very heavy weather first
three days Out. wind from SW; light winds from that time up
TO 18th July, with heavy rains. Arrived at Fanning's Island
on the 1sihi found Gov Gregg and all on the island well; left
there on the 10th for Jarvis Island, arriving on the Goth.
Found the bark Belle Of Oregon loading; everything going on
prosperCusly on the islandi left there on the 18th for Bakers
Island, and experienced a strong easterly current with heavy
rains, arriving there on the 2lst August. Found all well on
the islandi landed provisions and laid of and on all night
Mind died away, carrying Us to eastward on the 22d in long
1I60O2 lat 7S M; on the 2Sth fell in with brig Hesperian,
Capt Winding. found the brig had lost her false keel ia lat =
:, long us 81 w, having experienced light battling winds
and rain for some 30 days. Sept arrived back at the island;
landed balance Of supplies and Ie1 same day for HowIand's
Island, leaving brig Hesperian lying of and on, landing sup
plies and material; proceeded TO HoWland's, ARRIVING there on
The Sd Sept, found all well and let for Honolulu same day.
First II days out had light airs from E and ESE, with q light
eastery current up 10 long les IS w and lat 20 n, and
found the current had shifted TO 20 TO westward, found east
ery current had SHIFTED from s to 7e N where it is always
found, the weather appearing much better than il had for a
months sighted Kauai and Oahu on the 9th, arriving at Ho-
noiulu on the q Oct A. 5 p m, all well; taken in tow by the
steam tug "Robbie," Capt Black, and lowed in successfully
with exception OF the parting Of the ring stopper on schooner,
which Of course was no fault Of the tug.
RoBERT BRIGGs, Master.
REPORT or scHR BONANZA, MILLER, MASTER. First "a
hours had light winds from Wsw with thick fog; latter part
light ENE wind; fair weather thrOughout,-14 days passage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
COM
FRIDAY. TOE 5. 49,.

Friday, OCTOBER 8, 1877.
The foreign arrivals during the week have been-2Sth, Haw
brig Onward, EIdredge, from a cruise to westSardj SOth, Haw
bk II c WyIie, from Bremen, with mdse to II Hackfeid & Coz
Oct l, Amer schr Joseph Wooliey, from the guano islands;
Oct 4th, Amer schr Bonanza, from San Francisco.
We have no departures to note since our last. Several ves-
Eels are loading FIR foreign ports, among which we note the
d e Murray for San francisco by C Brewer & Co, and the
Matte MacIezy and J A Falkinburg for Portland, o, the for
Eer by Green, Macfarlane & Co, and the latter by Castle &
Cooke, all TO have dispatch
The NJ IS Cos steamer Australia il due from the colonies
on Tuesday next, and will take our next eastern bound mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
Who is the Liar

To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser b:
SIR-That notorious liar styling himself "Lord
Macauley's New Zealander.' has again the audacity
to SANDER the Maoris of New Zealand, just as he
sneered at the Hawaiians, representing them as
idlers and good for nothing. To show what a bare
faced liar he is, he says there is nothing in this re-
port "new to me,'' abiding to the parliamentary
paper from which I quoted, and which he never saw
as he would pretend, for it was only printed last
month. He talks impudently about Mr.. E. NJ. Will
liams-that gentleman would probably pull his nose
for him if he met him, for presuming to express any
opinion about him at all. The parliamentary paper
in question consists of the reports of all the native
and is the latest and most complete
official information on the condition of the Maori
subjects of Her Majesty, compiled by order of the
New Zealand government for Lord Carnarvon's pc
rusaI' MAORI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
PASSENGERS

FOR WISDwARo PoRTs-Per LkeIike, Oct 2-J l. Coan,
Miss COan, e J Lyons, wife and child, Mrs Vernon, T Fl Da-
Vies, G T. Williams and wife. Mrs J T Waterhouse jr, child
and servant, w Mersbefg, DR. w F Cheney, Capt Make, II
Cornwel, Capt Spencer, Rev ID Dole, Rev Father Leonore
and servant, w Tregloan, g W Hart, Halstead and wife, w
Dean, r Lishman, II kahsi, Capt E Wood, d Monsarrat, DR.
F II Enders, and about IS deck.
FRON SAN FRANcIsco-Per Bonanza, Oct 3-MrM Mann, Mr.
Olsen, Mr. Shields.
FROM KAHULUI-Per Ka Moi, Oct 5-Jas Luproi, II Caus-
land, w G Needham, s 4 Ford, and about IS deck.
FRoH LAHAISA-Per Nettie Merrill, Oct 81 Campbell. W
Pnuger, W + Beckley, J Michigan, A W Carter, and about so
deck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. 7.
ARRIVAL LIS.

Sept 2s-Haw brig Onward, EIdreJge, from cruise, with 800
bbls sperm oil
30-Haw blk r c WyIlie, HaItermann, $50 days from
Bremen.
3O-stmr Likeike, Marchant, from Maui & Hawaii.
30-Schr Waiele, Kalauao, from MaIiko, Maui.
Oct I-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, from Kohala, Hawaii.
lam schr Joseph Wooey, Briggs, from Guano Is.
3-schr KekauIuOhI, Maaihi, from Hanalei. Kauai.
3-Am schr Bonanza, Miller, Il days from San Prn'co.
5-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui.
5-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, from Hama, Maui.
5-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui
5-Schr Marion, Christian, from KoIoa and Waimea.
5-Schr Jenny, Pake, from NawiHwiIi, Kauai
6-Schr Waiele, KaIauao, from Maliko, Maui.
6-Schr Mile Morris, Kealohanui, from Koolau.
6-Sehr John Young, Alapai, from KooIau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06

HURRAH FOR STANLEY.-The following is the
telegram in reference to the indomitable American
explorer which we find in the San Francisco fila
Of the 10Th September:
LONDON, Sept. 16-Stanley the African Explorer,
arrived at st. Paul de Loando on the 22d of August,
in q Government Steamer. His followers were
FRUSTRATED with dysentery, fever, and ulcers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
DEPARTURE Els.

Sept 29-Am bk W A Holcomb, Dunton, for Bakers Is.
29-Schr Leahi, Raaina, for Kohala, Hawaii.
29-SlOop Live Yankee, for Molokai.
Oct I-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui
1-schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
2-Schr Ulama, PuaahiWa, for Kohala, Hawaii.
2-Schr Waiele, Kalauao, for Mallko.
AStmr Likelke, Marchant, for Maui & Hawaii.
9-Schr Manuokswai, Pake, for NawiiwiIi, Kauai.
4-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for Kohaa, Hawaii.
Sam bk Edward James, O'Brien, for Portland, o.
5-Schr Kekauluohi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai.
5-Schr Pueokahi. Clark, for KalihiEai, Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
VESSELS IN PORT.
MERCHANTMEN.

Am schr C u Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
Am bktne Jane A Ralkinburg, Hubbard.
Haw ok Matte MacIeay, Pope, sails early next week.
Am bk ID 9 Murray, Fuller, sails Tuesday next.
Haw brig Onward, EJdredge-
HaW bk X G Wynie, Haitermann, discharging.
Am schr Bonanza, Miller, discharging.
Am schr J0seph WOoIIey, Briggs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-06
IMPORTS.

FRoN sAS FRAScIsco-Per Bonanza, Oct ia Or SKIS
flour, 4 SKIS hair. IS bbls cement, 1 roll carpet, 70 bbls lime,
1920 bricks, 2S pkgs hardware, 80 pkgs machinery. 100
Pkgs mdse, 264 Pkgs groceries, II pigs drugs and soaps, Q
pkgs glassware, 20 cs cigars, 79 pkgs cord8ge, 81 pkgs assorf-
ed cargo, and a lot Of lumber.