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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

To tie EiitOr Of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser!
SIR Not many days ago, a well-known literary
NJ. d., was heard TO feelingly remark "H i am
spared and can borrow a Shakespeare somebody
will have reason 10 regret the evil moment Ia
which he trod upon my corns. Later on, the
same NJ. D., might have been seen rushing around
town at lightning speed, In guest OF the now indis'
spensable prize. Several twenty-five cent editions
were offered TO him, but this only raised his Ire,
and be hobbled forth, grinding bis teeth and NUT
tering 10 himself: " Il will have a pure unadultera-
ted version bound in calf or die by gosh. Hav-
ing at length struck the object Of his anxious
search. he hired a push-cart aud had the valuable
freight duly landed at the Gazette Office. The book
measured two thousand cubic inches. The prin-
ter's devil and two pressmen were called upon to
assist in the proper delivery Of this gigantic vol
ume, and afterwards. while wiping the perpir-
alton from off their brows, said, g we do believe
that the old. man has gone crazy fancy his want
ing n big book like that to lind out be was an asst"
All right the Gazette has started In at throwing
mud. and so far, the mud has all fallen back In its
own face. OF all the written passages IN Shakes
peare's works the mud tbrOwer could not have
selected one more applicable TO himself: Write
me down an ass ~ Nothing new here. But IL
may be added be has got more cheek than a gov
eminent mule to deny today what was published
member these are facts After the decision In the
trial which gave rise to the Sabbath'Law discus
sion, the Gazette was promptly on hand with col
umns Of obsolete laws and any quantity OF hum
bugs Of is own make up, favoring. what APP
peared TO its very comprehensive mind, 10 be the
popular side of the question, and afterwadds Ind
ing that no such Pill would be swallowed. tried
to fratermise with the enemy, so 10 speak. IL
were caught tripping. and now become Tiled,
because has inability TO fool the public has, as
il professionally remark, Of il become chronic.
Yours, &c, VOX PoPUII.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

GEN. MCCLELLAN has been elected Governor Of
New Jersey, and will probably erelong be one OF
her Senators in Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

An INDIAN Tom TnUMD.-A Hindustani Bramin
from Cuttack, only 3 feet high, and 80 years old, is
now being exhibited in a Calcutta show.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

FIFTEEN thousand pounds was offered and refused
at Newmarket for the raoe-horse d" Springfield"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

+. A. scHAEFER, ESQUIRE, Consul for His Majesty the
King Of Italy in this Kingdom, having this day given official
notice of his return from Europe, and that he has resumed the
charge Of the Italian Consulate all his official acts as Consul
aforesaid, are ordered to receive full faith and credit by The
authorities of His Majesty's Government.
J. MORT SMITH,
Minister Foreign Affairs ad interim.
Department of Foreign Affairs,
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1877. On "a 81
On Saturday, December 29th, 1877, at IL o'clock noon, will
be sold at public auction, at the front entrance of Aniolani
Hale, Six Lois, situated in Aaaukai, Waikiki, Oahu and con-
tanning respectively 233- 1000 acres, 2Os-leOO a, lOI-ICOO a.
134-lOO0 a, $4,000 a, and $4,000 acre.
Plans and survey Of said Lois can be seen by applying at
the Interior Office. J. Mort SMITH,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, November sth, 1877. IN "a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24
Christmas Tree Ornaments

Cornucopias, Flags, Fruit, Colored Balls,
Star and Flag Brackets, Lanterns, Christmas
Candles, Candle Brackets, &c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24
Per bark R. C.. WyIie fin. Bremen

IS IRON STOCK ANCHORs sizes from so up to . 300 lbs
SMALL CHAIN, in quantities to suit, sizes ! inch to
Gle Of an inch,
CHAIN CABLES, SIS, "a, rs. /, I Ia, 3-s, and SIS
inch. For sale low by
BoLLEs & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

TO the EIitor Of tie Pacific Commercial Advertiser!
SIR Will you please inform, through the
columns Of the ADVERTISER Two Sober and reliable
men upon what terms they can obtain a start IN
sugar planting. Means limited. Would require
some assistance. An answer will oblige. i G,
rive shall be happy to give the above inquirer
satisfactory references, on personal application at
the Office Of this paper. Ed. II. 9. Al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

BUsY.-The only really remarkable indications
of business at present going on in this city are
the bee-like operations of Baker and his assistants
just opposite our Office, in putting up, with sim
gular CELEBRITY, the walls of the new banking
house of Bishop & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24
OREGON MESS E E

EN- A ARTICLE,
se2a BOLLEs q CO,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertiser.
SATURDAY. OVEMBER "a.

WEDNESDAY the 25th inst, being the Anniversary of the
Recognition of the Independence of the Hawaiian Islands by
the government of Great Britain and France, will be observed
as a National Holiday; all Government Offices will be closed
throughout the Kingdom J. Morn SMITH.
Minister Of The Interior.
Interior Department ]
November 23d, 1874
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24
BRIEF ENTION.

THE NORMAN, Capt. Campbell, will sail shortly
for Micronesia, and will take letters and supplies.
TINE TABLE.-Every5ody who wants to travel
about the Islands will be interested in looking at
the new Timetable of the Steamer Likelke.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

An EYE To THE FUTURE.-As soon as Earl Carnar-
Won and President Hayes kindly unite us with the
British Australian Colonies and the States. and in
deed with the whole telegraphic world, by laying
down the submarine cable proposed by Lord Nor
manby-wet think we may state that Baron Reuters
Telegraphic Agent here will be q gentleman connect
ed with the Honolulu press, who for the present
shall be nameless-not Balaam's ass, however
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

Our correspondent, "Vox Populi's" allusion to
the GazeHe EDITORS "hard check - as exceeding
that of a d" government mule, reminds us of the story
of the man who was kicked by a mule in the cheek,
when the poor brute's hoof was smashed into NTH
prpeUSg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

THE FUTURE.-The establishment Of q submarine
Geographic cable between New Zealand and San
Franciscan undertaking which has been proposed
by Lord Normandy to Earl Carnarvon as advisable
to be carried out at the joint cost Of the British Aus
tralian and United States governments-will, if real
lied, as is likely, produce an all-important influence
upon our general relations with the outside world.
Hawaii nei will thus be introduced into the great
family of nations. Welcome, Spark
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

The COOLIES are coming nearer TO us every day.
We now read in a New Zealand journal the following
statement with reference to the proposed introduction
of coolies into the Fits "Sir A. Gordon is about
to attempt to supplement, if not altogether %supplant,
Polynesian labor in the FIJI Islands by that of Indian
coolie labor" Under these circumstances. the
Governments Agent, at present in the
Fijis, Capt. Mist, should meet with little difficulty in
securing there a large batch Of Polynesian laborers
for these islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

CAPTAIN WHITNEY, of the ship Marianne .Notte-
6ohm, was murdered by his second mate lately, on
the voyage between New York and San Francisco.
Captain Whitney called at these islands some time
ago with the .Maridnne .Nottebohm, as people here
may recall. In early life he sailed under the cele-
brated Captain E.. Morgan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-24

THE THIRTIETH DAY of November will soon be at
hand, and we suppose the sons and daughters of Old
Scotia, who are dwellers ia the island realms of Ka-
lakaua, will fete the auspiciOus day of st. Andrews
with all the national rejoicings traditional in the
land Of the Gael.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
TO VOTE OR NOT TO VOTE.

goody number OF earnest and devoted men and
women assembled in the spacious parlors OF Mrs. DR..
Clcmenco L. Lozicr, on Fourteenth street, last even
ing discuss tho right OF women vote. The oc.
cason was the annual meeting OF the Womans Sui.
irage society, and considerable routine business was
transacted such the reading OF minutes aud reports
and tho clcctiug OF officers for tho coming year Tho
following officers elected President, Dr. Glen.
cnce L. Lozier; Vice Presidents, Helen NJ.
Slocum, Margaret Austin, Sarah Goodyear;
Corresponding Secretary, Jeanne d. 81. Lo.
zcr; Foreign secretary Clara Ncymann Record.
ing secretary, Helen H. Cooke; Chairman Executive
Committee, Lille Devcrcaux Blake Treasurer, Nc
Adam. speech was delivered by Ex-Governor Lee,
Of Wyoming Governor Lee showed the practical sido
OF the suffrage question, and his remarks were fol.
lowed by applause.
Among those present who have identified themselves
with ''ihe cause'' were Mrs. Lille Devcreaux Bake,
Mrs. Mary Kyle Dallas, Mr. bronson Murray and Mr.
J. II. Johnston. pleasant and instructive meeting
brought TO a close with music Miss Arabcla Root
kindly lending her to tho entertainment of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
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KILLED WITH AN AXE.

SUPPOSED DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE FOUND
TO DE MURDER.
Mrs Daley, VINO resides at No. 100 walabout street,
Brooklyn returned 10 her homo about six O'Clock on
Tuesday evening last and found her husband Thomas
forty four years Of age, blacksmith by trade lying
ir tho hallway OF their residence In au unconsc Gus
condition Surprising HIM to I've under the influence
OF liquor she carried him into their apartments
aud placed him sofa. About half past ten O'Clock
she took him by tho hand and called him by name
but he did not respond Sho suddenly felt hts hand
become cold In . short time no was dead.
II believed Mt tho time that Daley had dropped
dead IN hts hallway OF heart disease. Yesterday
afternoon DIR. Dreamer held mortem examination
the body, whom the inct brought hight that
death had been caused by fracture OF the skull Cap
tain Riley, upon learning this, went immediately 10
the vicinity OF Daicy's residence, and, by searching
investigation found out that between four and i've
O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon the deceased visited the
apartments OF Patrick Conway and mis- wiic
Catharine noxt door, No los Waiabout street
Tho deceased had been in Mr. aud Mrs Conway's com.
pany but short time when all hands INDUCED drink
This finally resulted IN quarrel Daley concluded TO
go home and whom he reached the stoop Mrs con-
way. who had followed close behind with he. husband
pushed nim from II. Just as he was about gong
through hoo In tue fence dviding
the yards Mrs Conway u is alleged, struck
Daley ON the side OF the head with axe. Al The
same time her husband graspcd a clothes polo and
pushed him with II until no was IN hts own yard Mrs
Conway who still retained possession OF the axe then
hcld. Daley with difficulty crawlcd into tho hallway
OF his residence, where he was found by his vile.
Captain Riley arrested Conway and his wife and
locked them up, bat both denied having caused Daley
death. although they admit the light with the dc.
ceased
Az six o'clock last evening Coroner Nolan and Jury
viewed tho body OF Daley, ator which inquest was
adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
M,ry Gieban. residing at No. l56 waabout street.
stated TO tho coroner that shc had witnessed
saut and could not rest until she had told police
about IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
BOOKS AND AUTOGRAPHS.

Autographs went begging at Bangs yesterday after.
noon. Theodore Tlltons autograph letter. with sigma
turc, only brought five conts George Francis Trains
found purchaser at seven cents, Clement G. valian
bingham, ten cents; Anthony Wayne forty ccns Noah
Webster OF dictionary fame sold for ST. 80 whllc tho
author Of Worcester fetched but twenty-five cents
Tom Moore's fetched SO IS and Dickens which usually
fetches S. sold Tor sl Charles Koan thirty. cents
William c. Macready IS cents; tho Duke OF yelling.
ton 81 10; Richard Brinslcy Sheridan, 81 rs; Glad.
stone, SO so; Nine. dc Stacl, 81 50. long letter
from King George l. to the Gar OF Russia sold Tor
81 30 Probably no autograph sale In many ycars has
fetched such low prices. rho books Jared badly
The Correspondence oil Hcury Lnurcns, large paper
copy with Insertions OF sixtyve piatcs and
ana autograph letters OF Henry Laurens and General
Mcintosh ono volume quarto. bound in halt morocco.
gilt, SIT so; Holland Memorial, sketch OF
the liie OF George Holland tho veteran
comedian, largo paper, with nfty-four plates
ana portraits inserted, ono volume. large octave.
$40 so; Partons Lite OF benjamin Franklin, largo
paper copy, unbound, with GIL plates and portraits
for illustrating tho and including ninety eight
different portra.ts OF franklin san; Banoroits HIS
tory OF the United States, large paper copy, with zo2
portraits and Plates Unaid by TRENT ready for bind
ing. s2l6; Miss Booins History OF New York. which
cost nearly $1,000 TO Illustrate, was withdrawn TOR
want oil sufficient bid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
ILLNESS OF MIR. SAMUEL SLOAN,

Mr.. Samuel Sloan, President OF the Delaware Lack.
awanna and Western. the Michigan Central and other
railroads, has not been at his ONCE Monday last
the streot prevailed yesterday that be was
confined to his by serious attack Of brain fever
aud that no is being attended by three physicians
This Is denied ut the olcc oil the ompapy. Mr. Soho
field Mr. Sloans private secretary stated yesterday
that Mr. Sloan has merely cold and docs not think II
prudent to leave his home, and that tho olco is in
daily telcgraphic communication with him. inc ru-
is supposed by them TO have been started for
stockjobbng purposes.
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TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION.

call has been issued In Brooklyn for a public
meeting In advocacy OF the enforcement, tho
decision OF tue Court OF Appeals against liquor
Tho meeting, which viii DO held on Monday evening
next, at the Athcnsum. corner OF Clinton aud At
lantc Streets VIII addressed by pr Howard Crosby
and others Among the signcrs OF the call Bsnop
Litejohn, Revs J. r. Duryca, W. l. Burlington IA.
W. Bccchor, A. s Hunt, II. 4. Van Dyke, H. ~. scud.
der and othcr clcrgymcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08

Russian nvasion, bcng not only tho principal port OF
Northern Turkey and one OF tho termini OF Tho raiI.
road which connects the Danube with the Black sea,
but also The key OF tho best shortest road 10 Con-
The Lake County star., 1877-05-17

Let us tell you what reached our desk
this week. magazine which supplies
information OH every article,n lady or
child can wish to- wear, from the sole OF
her feet to the top of her head. Each
article is richly illustrated; underneath
stands the description, with the num-
Der of yards It takes to make It; and
then comes the price at which you can
purchase it. All classes are, provided
for. The wealthiest and the least
wenlthy-all can find qualities suited
to their means. Interlcavcd between
the Fashion descriptions we find page
after page ofori0indi reading matter;
not such as oyerloads so many publica-
tions, but bright, suggestive, Instructive
contributions 10y our best lady writer's,
OH subjects i'm which every sensible wo-
man takes pleasure and Interest. "Tle
Kitchen" ''Thc Home ptel'he Clltiva-
ton of Beauty "rhe Education Of
Children ,',""hc Artof Drcss-making, -
etc, etc.-all are standard articles OH
standard subjects. IA ttr, 49,.
Now, when we say, further, that this
magazine, u monster volume of ll6
pages, Is only the "Spring" number OF
u publication which costs but 80 cents
fora Uhoic yc0r's subscription, our
readers will understand why we con-
:ider it somewhat remarkable. y 1t is
published by Enrich & Co., Nos. oS7 and
2S0 Eighth Avenue, New York City,
the enterprising merchants, who thus
meet great demand of ladies who live
away from the great metropolis, and
yet arc eager to learn of the vagarics of
Fashion and of the price for which these
yagarics can be purchased. The ac-
companying directions, according to
which goods should be ordered, are SO
clear and simple that a child could thus
order its wardrobe. You will not regret
subscribing TO "Ehrich's Ftshion Quar-
terLN.O
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In tho Sweet By.and-By

Cannot but be the happy thought as
the fortunate recipient Of tho ssfsocKy
MOUNTAIN TOURIST scans its wonder
fully attractive pages anu npcrtises Its
fascinating descriptions Most bcauti-
fully cmbcllished with new AMI highly
artistic engravings, its lettcr-prcss n
model of typographical richness, and
the arrangement throu9h 9hout AMPLY SUI
perb, the Rocky MOUNTAIN TUUHIsr
IL worthy of comparisons with Ncfur-
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written IN gossipy, graphic style, COW
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The Lake County star., 1877-05-17


Mechanical Ingenuity eliminated i'm
the invention OF the Sewing Machilc
and millions Of toiling women. were I'll
evated from drudgcry and poverty to
intelligence, industry aud competence.
If this l,e true In the abstract as regards
the average sewing machine, with what
force must it apply TO that .maryelolls
embo'l:ment of all that H. useful anil
beautiful in sewing machine. meclian-
ism, the Victor Sewing Machine, which
has fairly cc!ipsed all others,n not only in
its adnptability to elO all kinds of work
but in thc case with which it is done.
1t may Nc sail to have carried its ad-
mircrs by storm as SOON as its capabihty
for work became known. The aim of
It's Inventor has been to discard every
useless complication peculiar to ordina-
~ machines, and only faniiliaritywith
the machine will enable our readers to
fully appreciate how far he has succeed
eel. 1t Il not too much to say the, ma
chine will last n lifetime. Snlesroom 81
East 10th Street, New York City and in
all the large cities of the country. 51l3
The Lake County star., 1877-05-17


3 The Fremont 77mcs has the follow
ing: "Ed. T.. Edwards has associated
with himself, I'm the law business, Mr..
Thomas Smurthwaitc, talented
young attorney from lake county.
Mr.. s. appears like live, energetic
business man and q gentleman, who
can turn ON apt ear and nm intelligent
brain with good effect TO the legal difii-
cuities Of maHkind! Tho title Of the
new firm Is Edwards a Smurthwaite.' ,
They will pay, strict attention to all
business entrusted t4 their care, aud
win doubtless build up a large law
practice.ya .,, f1ss
The american Nc,cspdrrr Directory
for 1877, published by Geo. p. Rowcll
q Co, New York, ls athand. II Is ~
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sand pages, and contains muci, inform
alton to be derived from no other source.
II is full and complete In detail, excel
lent IN arrsnsement, and printed aud
bonnd In an elegant and substantial
.manner. It should he la every print
ing once, and every business man who
advertIscs extensively should have a
copy. : ......'..i .'. ~, ySadssm 81 4
the whortleberry, Wild strawberry
and "Johnny ,jdnpiup' blossoms are
making the clear, pure air Of the plains
fragrant, jAst now.
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