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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Paris, July l0.-Intelligence has beon received
that twenty Turkish steamers have arrived at the
mouth Of the Danube. to hamper Communication with
the troops in Doerudscha. and to prevent them from
advancing.
The Russian Governor Of Tul,scha has laid down
torpedoes in the estuary.
Chicago, July l0.-The London correspondent Of
the Times says; The most startling news comes from
ConstAntinopae. correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphs that It Is announced in official circles that
ConstAntinoPlo is under reign Of terror. Great
crowds of desperate and lawless soldiers fill the pub
lie places bands of Circassans and Zebeks range at
will about the city. robong and numbering with i'm
punity. The streets giveH up 70 these outlaws
after nightfa and all the public resorts and respect
able cafes are closed at sundown An open rebellion.
resulting in the massacre Of every foreigner and
| Christian, is liable to occur at any moment. The
Italian Viee-C Consul has been forciby robbed of u
horse aud severely injured by circassians. Two at
tempts have been made to force an entrance into the
| English Club
vieDna. July 1O.-Accounts from Russia ackuow-
ledge that the campaign Asia is considered COM
pete failure. and will have t0 be renewed, but that
in Europe there is doubt bat that the Turks have
given up all defence Of the line Of the Juntra.
1t is said that the Russians intend to occupy Con-
saniinople at all rsks unless the Turks anticipate
that event by making peace on the Cars terms.
The Christians Of Bosnia anxious for The occu.
patton OF their territory by Austrian troops.
AMERICA.
Boston, July 9.-Sunday afternoon the reser.
Yoir at AthOl. on a hill 250 feet above the main vii.
lage. into which a volume Of water had just been
emptied gave way beneath the pressure and the
rent rushed down the hill Pleasant street. quickly
traversed the distance 10 the town-half mile
and Joined Beaver brook, swelling the stream that
the food carried away several mill dams and caused
| mVre or less damage 10 other mill property the
banks of the stream. Roads were badly washed.
| An explosion occurred in the mines of the Brock.
field Coal Company, located near Wheatland. Penn
sylvania. Fourteen bodies already recovered
There said to have been between thirty and forty
men at work at the time of the explosion.
The difficulty between the United States and Veue
zuela has been amicably settled, the Government o
Venezuela having formally withdrawn the note o
2sth of January to Minister Russell, which tn,
occasion of his departure from Caracas. Such ques
tions remain will now be treated by friendly
conference or discussion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
HEAIrH OFFICE, July 81

HEAurH OFFICE, July 81, 1877.
Hrs ExcELlEScY J. Morn SMIrH,
President Of the Beard Of Health, &c.
SIs The sanitary condition Of the town coz
1uss to be good and the number Of deaths reported
for the month fall short Of the number reported the
sane mouth last year.
The streets have been twice cleaned and slIty-Ors
loads Of rubbish removed.
1 have cSassyed 70 the Qaesa Hospital six sick
Eaa indigenf natives.
-Four neE PnTy Sinks have been constructed.
I beg TO suggest 70 the Board the Importance Of
sO@s name being given to the new cemetery. Twen-
ty-three lots have been sold thus far amounting
SSSs-Oo. which money has been paid into the In
tero- Dspartnsnt. these lots are fenced temporarily
Some diae1lty Is found in having graves dug in the
places dssgnatsd the habit Of digging graves in the
first vacant space found has prevailed for so long
time but have insisted upon that system Of burial,
being changed.
IwOsld with great respect call the attention of the
HO1Orabls Beard to the eIistsnes of tsrO patches
near thickly inhabited parts Of the town, no doubt
the time berTeen gathering one crop and planting
EaOthsr. these patches emit an oder not only very
Unpleasant bat unhealthy, and however true this
nay b not At al what steps can take, if
any. 70 prevent or check this one cause Of fevers
which Of late hare somewhat increased.
The number Of deaths reported for the month, 81.
"a males. II females; Is HaEAiiAns and Foreign
an
Ths sges Of these were under years, from S
% I0 from 10 to 20. from 20 to 50, from so to
20. from 40 to 50, from 50 to CO. from 90 to 70,
s 0Tsr 20. 6s per cent HSre entirely unattended.
The uuzbsr Sf deaths reported the same month
last year was fOrty-one-
rSnnia,
Your Ezssllsnsy's obedient Servant.
JSO- II. BRoEE,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
CouRr-IN EaUIrY-A. J. cA

SUPREME COURT-IN EQUITY-A. J. CART
y WRIGHT. Trustee OF the Estate of Henry =. Poor
deceased, VS. ". PinehRsa Wood and wife, and +. w.
Hutchison Petition for foreclosure.
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands,
To W. c. Parke, Esq Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands
his Deputy-Greetng
You commanded, by order OF the Honorable A.
Francis Judd Justice OF the Supreme Court, and Vice
Chancellor, W. PinehaSa Wood. Mary his wife,
and F. W. Huchison, of Honolulu defendants be and
appear before him. the aforesaid Justice his
the Court House. the City OF Honolulu Island of OAHU
Friday the Sth day of November next. 10 O'Clock
A. NJ to show cause why the prayer of Alexander j.
Cartwright Trustee Of the estate Of HeHry Poor, de-
ceased complainant should not be granted pursuant
the tenor 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
IT, $. supreme Court al Honolulu, this 18th day OF
July, A. ID. 1877.
JNo.-E. BARNARD Clerk.
hereby certify that the foregoing copy of the
oginsl summons filed in the supreme Court of the King
dom.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
H. 81 seal, this 23d day Of July. A. d. 1877.
6S4 3m 49,. w. C. PARKE, Marshal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN cH ,MBERs, CIRCUIT JUDGE. SECOND

III JUDICIAL DISrICr, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
In the matter of the Estate OF WILLIAM GRAHAM,
OF Wailuku, Maui deceased
On hearing and filing the petition of W. l. DAVIS. Ad.
minstrator OF the Estate OF WILLIAM GRAHAM of Wal
lukl Maui II. deceased, praying that his accounts
said Administrator, be examined and approved that he
be discharged, and The property distributed to the heirs
II is ordered that "Wednesday, August 29th, 1877,
p NJ the Court House In WailuSu, be apart IA
time and place for hearing said petition and any objections
that be offered thereto and all interested In
the said estate hereby notified to attend.
AIR. FORANDER,
Circuit Judge, "a Judicial District. H. 1.
Lahana Maui July Goth, 1871. $50 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
Lease Of Government Lands at Auction

On Saturday the 2ssh dA OF August Is77. Il O'Clock
nO0u front AIHOlAn Hale. viii be sold
pusue Earuon highest bidder, the lease OF 10
APEnAs OF Government Land lying between KAaO and
-MAaaE=iAluA,- HEaakua Hawai-. Upset rentai sky
ave dollars COS per Anuum-
o. rardzy the llfh day of August ls7, n the same
tine Had place S be sold Auction, the highest bid
der, the lAaa q KES=lz,- KAu. HAEa1 Upset price,
sG
On Saturday, the SIN day OF September next, at Il
ocock noon, The frunt Of AiiolAn Hale, vii
BE- sod pable Auction the land known ''HAAkoA
ssa8ts The District of Hno Island of Hawaii The land
Contains C. lie acres more or less
J. MOTT SMITH. Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Oss-e. August -th. ls77 SS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

ALTHOUGH there are six months which
must elapse before the next election for repre-
sentatives, it is none too soon to refer to the
importance of united effort by the friends
of good government to secure the election OF
at least few competent and intelligent men.
Every respectable person in the country must
participate in the hope that Hawaii may
never again be disgraced by such Legislative
Assemblies as in the years 1874 and 1876 met
in the capital city of Honolulu, and exposed
TO the nation and to the world the utter in
ability of the native Hawaiian to legislate
safely for himself, independently of outside
influence. Happily, the average Hawaiian
Legislator is more or less amenable to those
influences which superior education, expert
ence and talent always exert, and if the mass
of crudeness and incapacity which results
from the formation of Hawaiian deliberative
assembly can be leavened by the presence of
small proportion of such influences. the al
most hopeless task which biennially falls to
the lot of the Kings Ministers of evolving
some sort of order and practical results from
chaos, will be rendered easier and more
agreeable.
A system of suffrage more unfair than that
now in vogue in this country can hardly be
imagined. 1t practically throws the legisla-
tive power into the hands of the mob-the
most ignorant and incapable class of the CON-
munity-the very class which reason tells us
should be disfranchised, if any part of the ma
tion deserved that fate. Under its working
the more intelligent classes who, here as in
every other country, are in the minority, are
unrepresented in the legislative assembly, for
they are not numerically strong enough to re-
turn their own candidates, and their only
alternative is to vote for man who repre-
sents neither them nor their principles, or to
take no part in-and consequently to lose all
sympathy for-the government. Still there
are happily more ways than one by which the
complexion Of the coming Legislature may be
affected favorabiy, outside of the simple act of
suffrage, and it is not too early to commence to
labor for such an end. We earnestly hope
that the next legislature may have the intelli-
gence and wisdom to substitute for our pre-
sent eighteenth century mode of election, the
almost perfect plan-or at least some modif-
cation of t-originated by Mr.. Hare, to which
We have already referred more than once, by
which minorities have pro rata representa-
tion in Parliament. The system has been
carefully studied, revised and elaborated,
during the last few years, and has received
the approval of leading statesmen in Europe,
America, and the Australian Colonies, and is
now practised in different parts of each of
those countries. There is no government in
the world where it could be so easily substi-
tuted for the existing system as in this, and
We firmly believe that its adoption here would
be a stronger guarantee of Hawaiian indie
pendence than anything else we can do for
ourselves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
In GMAMRERs; cIRcTIT JUDGE, sEcoNI

III JUDICIAL DISTRICT, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
In the matter OF the Estate of JAMES DANIELS Of
Waikiki, Maui deceased
Notice hereby given all whom 1t may that
final hearing of the of the Executor and Ad
minsraor of the Estate Of the late JAMES DANIELS OF
Wailuku Maui deceased, will be held Court House
OF MAkawXo the 9TH Of September, 1871, IL A. NJ
All persons interested In said Estate hereby notified
attend ABR. FORNANDER,
Circuit Judge, 2d Judicial District, II 1.
IahAina. August =, 1877. $50 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
LEASE OF THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL AT


TIE lease OF the Hawaiian Hotel will be sold public
THURSDAY. S0th day OF August 1877, y
o'cook The front Of the Aloan Hale.
The lease VII Gate from the lst day OF September is77,
fgr period OF Five t5) years The will be made
known time sale, or be had on application
the Inisri0r Once
J. MOTT SMITH Minister OF Interior.
Interior Onice. June =, ISL $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
Agent Of ths Board Of Healf

Atlsutn fGs-l, JAY lI--Ths coastitutiOnal Con-
ruuiou nat today end orgHuired- The Prasidsnt in
opsaing. eGutiOnsd the cOuEsnsioo ag.isst DONG
Esyskisr thst uosid Infringe upon the rights Of tbs
negre race- fAPplHuss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

goHS sTurrLEHEES EsC-, has this day been appoint
e Arrn 70 take Aukn9uedgneuts 80 Contracts for
LoF Tie district of south Kohaa Isaud OF Hawaii In
the place of p. p. sanford. ESQ. resigned.
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister OF Interior.
Inaerinr Onice July >. ls-- as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
List Of Licenses Expiring in Angus
1877.
RETAIL
OAHU.

I-Ah F0ok. waIkEne KoolEnpOkO
e-kh 70, Suaznu street, Honolulu.
s-N Place. Nsnna<s4 Street, Honolulu.
S-The9 Davies, RA4humaun street, Honolulu.
7-0n ch0ug q CO, NsiAiuA-
7-T A wills, King street
s-21oug HOOK Tong SuuAuu Street,
l1-Ah soon, KAGiaeA, KoolaupOko
ls-Helry Marsh, King Street
2s-A " Peirce a % Queen street
@s-Augusg strehi, Fort Street
MAUI
II Haiyteai, EAiePolePO.
STA Pal wailuk=.
st Asee, M4iluku-
=-Mrs HUnoiulu, kAupo, H-nA.
HAWAII.
i-G Akius. North KohaiA
81 Elderts. Kapoho- Puma
ls-C Asa. Ruuh0uuA. Hilo.
=7-Assns. WAimea
81 sEsson, Puuh0gnz, Hlo.
s9-DE wight, kohalA
WHOLESALE.
"a W Reirce a %, Queen street, Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
-i-JEs Lemon. Commercial Hotel
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
i-MAcfSriAne & CO. KGahumanu Street.
--CbNs Long, Merchant street
BILLIARD.
s. Gurney. e tables SuHanu Street
BUTCHER.
S-Aki. wAiAlna. Oahu.
I--KzhukinA. Koioa. KsGz
80 Holt, waiAHa. Oahu
1s-Chuag Hoy. WAialaa Oahu
I'D KAhEna. Fish Market Honolulu
kGin-, WGlhee, Mani.
vICTUALING.
g-AkAu. Marine Street. UlAkoAeo.
eI-AEpiuE & AhyAck. NuuAnu Street
- Ali1u. PuuhOnuA. Hilo.
@s-l0An Peter HannAkea Street
CAKE PEDDLING.
1-AtznA 2S-Asee.
HORSE.
1s-c colssou. No. 20 2s-Kealoha No. Il
PUBLIC SHOW.
ls-chAs Clark, Theatre
SI-W Chapman, Hawaiian Hotel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

ss- No Credit for Passage Money. ga
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth will be considered taken until padCI Noi
responsible for unmarked Baggage Freight Par
cells unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
effort will be made have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent.
ONCE with wilder Co.. of Fort Queen streeta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

D ZAruOE. Eso. has this day been appointed RnAd
Supervisor q the district IahAina Island Of Maui n
Fl-reofg. c. KirkNood ESQ
Interior once, JAY =, Is5T. G55
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

THE situation in Europe has not materially
changed during the three weeks record sup
piled by the tardy arrivals of sailing vessels,
unless it be the increased probability that both
Austria and England may be drawn into the
war-the former to watch over and finally an
mex Servia TO her Empire, and the latter to
protect Constantinople from the Russian forces,
which, after crossing the Balkan mountains,
will have gained the position they desire to
dictate terms to the Sultan. The news by the
incoming steamer, which will be two weeks
later than what we now have, may give an
entirely changed aspect to the situation in
Turkey and to the nations involved in the war;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST s. 1877.

THE new Steamer may be expected from
San Francisco any day. As it is not known
Just when she left that port, or how long it
viii take to make the passage, no day can be
set for her arrival but it is probable that she
did not start before the 3lst of July, in which
event she may not arrive before Saturday or
Sunday. She will bring some fifty or sixty
passengers with a full cargo All accounts
concur iu calling her the finest steamer of her
size ever seen in the harbor of San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Notice to Creditors.
I'm THE MATTER OF THE estate OF
II DAVID Z. CURTIS, deceased Notice Is hereby
given all creditors of the said David E. curtis
ent their claims tor adjustment to the undersigned All
debtors requested 10 make Immediate payment to
654 Ate z. Y SQUIRES, Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

no. n. KAPESA. NInIster Of Fin.nce.
nCFa-tzent OF FiuHnee. July 81. Is.T. ss
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
Sheriff Sale.

Simon Fox & Co, use of State of Louisiana,
vs.. No. 1873 Parish Of Richland,
]. A. & ]. D. Holly. Parish Court
DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued from
I'D the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in
the above stated case and to me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale at the door
Of the court house in said parish, on Saturday,
The 18th day of June, 1871,
the following described properly, to-wit:
The SOUTHEAST quarter of Section seven.
South half Of Section eight and North half of
Section seventeen, Township eighteen North
of Range ten East, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale-Twelvs months credit,
without the benefit of appaisement; pur.
chaser to give bond with approved security,
bearing PC interest from date.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Rayville, La,
May 26th, 1877.-4t
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

+. NJ. HAS Estate of Louisiana,
VS. No. ass Parish of Richland,
James N. Berry. }lith District Court.
BY virtue of . writ Of Fl. fa., issued from
the Honorable 18th District Court in and for
the Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered case, and
to me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House, in the
town OF RayviIle, within the hours prescribed
by law, at public auction to the highest bidder,
on
Saturday, 2lst day Of July, 1877.
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in the town
Of Delhi, in the parish of RichIand, Louisiana,
in Blsek No. seventeen Q7), as per plat Of
said town, situated on the south side of the
North Louisiana & Texas Railroad,
bounded on the east by the property of the
estate Of Frank Miles, known as 1.-THE Res
taurant,'' on the north by the railroad reserve,
and on the west and south by lots of Mrs. P.
Cordelia Bishop, having front on said rail
road reserve Of 6fty-twe feet and a depth of
one hundred and i've feet, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Seized rs the property of James NJ Berry,
and will be sold to satisfy said writ and all
costs.
Terms of sale cash with the benefit of ap.
praisemeut.
IA. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff. OTce, Rayville, Ia,
Juna 6th 1a77-6t
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
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Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Cruzat Estate of IL lisians,
Va Parish Of Franklin,
Nancy Gauger. Parish Court.
DY virtue of writ of g q, issued from
10 the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the parish Of Franklin, state of Louisiana, in
the above styled suit and to me directed, l
have seized and viii offer for sale At the door
Of the court house in The town Of Rayville,
on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1877.
the following described property, to-wit: The
N w and W / Of the N E of Section 6,
T l6 N, r East, with all the buildings and
improvement thereon.
Terms Of sale-cash, with the benefit Of
appraisement
ia. LIDDELL. Sheriff.
Sheriff . Office.
Rayville, La, May 18th, 1915
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
NOTICE.
Special Term Of District Court.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Richland, Clerks Office.
In obedience to an order issued by his
Honor, S. G. Parsons, Judge of the l4th Judi
cial District of Louisiana, and TO me, the ua.
designed Clerk Of Court directed, in accor>
dance with Section 1882 Of the Digest Of the
Statutes OF the State of Louisiana,
III Newt. Pitts, Clerk Iith District Court
in and for the parish Of Richland, said State,
do hereby give public notice that special
term of the 14th District Court, for the trial of
Court cases only, has been ordered in said
parish of Richland, to commence at the :own
of Rayville, on Wednesday, the
Goth Day of June, A. D. 1877.
Witness my official Signature and seal of
(L.s.) Office, at Rayville, on this 18TH day Of
June, A. d. 1877.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk l4th Dist. Court
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
lIOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN lem prepared to issue State and
Parish licenses for the current year. All per.
sons required by law to take out licenses are
notified that payment must be made within
ten days. or penalties will be strictly enforced
C. H. MOORE, Tax Collector.
Rayville, La, March Ii, 1877. a7-3t
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16
Succession Sale by Sheriff:

Es,ase of Nv. Choa.dcd. State of Louisiana
Final account OF Parish of Franklin
Administrative. Parish Court
DY virtue Of writ Of d IA, issued from
I'D the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the Parish of Franklin, State Of Louisiana, in
the above entitled case. and 10 me directed,
have seized aad will offer for sale, at the
door of the Court House in the town of Ray.
vile, between the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of July. 1877,
the following described property, to-wit:
The north half of the north east quarter,
and the north east quarter OF the north west
quarter of Section thiry-three 1887; the south
west quarter of the south east quarter, the
south east quarter of the south west quarter,
Of Section eighteen (l8), Township fifteen
(l5) North, Range six 10y East also an un-
divided one-half interest in the west half
of the north west quarter, the north west
quarter Of the south west garter Section
thirty-three 1887, the north east quarter of the
north east quarer, Secrion thirty.two (32),
Township fifteen (lS North, Range six (6)
East; the south west quarter of the north east
quarter, the north west quarter Of the south
east quarter, and the north west quarter of
the south west quarter, Section tweuy-eight
(28l, Township fifteen (l5) North, Range six
(6) East and the east half Of the north east
quarter, Section four (4), T0wnskip fourteen
(14) Worth. Range SIX 10y Eaa. with ali he
boildings and ereoA s 81 )
.Teses Of :sle-cash, esh the 1919 a
PA. ti6bELL, So
Sheriff 5 Office. Raysiil1 "a.
- Inn 18th lQ77-6e
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16

Al O0C-TWO PROMISORY NOTES,
IL sisped BY Joseph Porter-one for SOL 40
LbsIanceLdue on the same, and one note for
'S72.71 payable to John ChafIe & Sons end
endoraof by Abnm Thompson, both of which
nutes M the properly of Abnm Thompson
A II pe6lbns are notified not TO trade for the
same. This June 9th, 1877.
ABRAM THOMPSON.
June Is, l877'-4t
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16

A young couple Of shis parish eloPed on
Friday night Of last week, went 70 Winnsbo-
rough for the license sod were married on
Saturday. While We wish the couple all the
felicity which happy union always affords.
we can but regret the occurrence, both on
their own account and that Of the parents of
the young lady. Such unions rarely ever
prove happy; they are generally entered into
without due considerltion-in kind of frolic
when in facs they are of the most serious
moment; the young lady is generally TOO
young 10 enter upon the duties, cares and
responsibilities Of married life. ~ is proven
BY the u itself Of violating the command Of
obedience 10 parents and setting up Ter
own Judgment in opposition % that of Der
parenta 1t 10 very natural 10 conclude that
enc who thus ignores dlial duty 10 hardly
capable Of assuming the responsibility of
raising family of her own. Young people
should weigh these matters very seriously b.
fore entering into such alliances These re-
marks are not intended - oondemnasory of
the action Of this particular couple-for it is
TOO late 10 read them . lecsure-but % m
admouition TO Others who may possibly con-
template pursuing such q course.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-16

While il has not been proved that blue glass
has any curative properties, the mania fos its
use has demonstrated ttst there 10 danger in
IL The opticians of New York are selling
blue glass specncles, highly recommended ~
beneficial to weak eyes; bat glass Of that
color concentrates the nays Of the sun, in .
lesssr degree, % the common burning glass
does and the New York Pos mentions two
or three cases in which weak-eyed persons
have gone blind from ID use. Better stick TO
the old-fasbioned green goggles.-pSeksbsr
Herald.