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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
HAPPY RELIEF

To all sufFerng from chronic diseases Of az kinds.
Confidential consultation Invited persohAlly oL ~
mail New method OF treatment New aud relia-
BE remedies Book and circulars sent nee IN
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARDS NASoCts
ALTON. 4ta North nth ST.. philadelphia, ra,' an
insti ne, hav,ua a tigt reuGtatiun for honorable
conduct aud professional shi lfs9-loN
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Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands,
October Term. 1875.

Harris. C.. J. AND Judd. J-opsHfoa ~ gsId. >.
This case comes before the Court upon question.
Of law reserved by the Justice. who presided q. the
trial, as follows
Pira-'w whether the plaintiff. A. the widow o.
John Perrit. with whom the contract was made ~
the defendant giving The infant child awpy. can
recover for the food and clothing supplied 10, and
for care bestowed upon said infant. from the 2ist
day Of May. 1871. the date Of the said giving away.
to the 9Th day Of August. 1873. the date Of the
death Of said John Pcrrit."
Second" whether the piaintiH can recover for
a period extending beyond ak years from fhe time of
commencing this action. the defendant not having
plead the Statute Of Limitation. the declaration
showing the date when the right Of action accrued"
Upon the first point. we are Of the opinion that
the plaintiff cannot recover for the period indicated.
The infant was given 60 plaintin's husband. IN
had q right 10 take IL into his family la order that u
might share with his own children such food and
clothing AS he could afford aud his wifa's care and
services as foster mother. His death dissolved all
obligations TO The child or to its father. atu "A
The verbal "~contract Of adoption so-oalled,
having beeu terminated BY the death Of the adopting
parent, there was no breach from which the Law
would presume q promise by the defendant. 90 re-
imburse even the administrator Of his cstate Cor the
supplies furnished and services rendered. Much
less can the widow recover. for this Ia not o contrast
made with the wife and where her service aud skill
are the subject matter Of the action, which would
survive 10 her, for, as we have seen, IL was her hus.
bands contract. not hers.
The Court having reached this opinion, Il Ia not
necessary 20 consider the second question reserved.
for the period embraced between the birth " the
infant and the death Of the adopting parent moro
than covers the period which Il claimed 20 be barred
by the Statute OF Limitations.
The verdict OF the jury may stand for the sum Of
S3G5, for the period since the death OF John Perrit,
upon the new contract made with the plaintiff.
CmAs. g. HAHRTs.
a. FRAEcIs JUDD.
j. NJ. Davidson for plaintiff. |HA EAW
Hon. 4. Preston for defendant.
Honolulu. Oct. 81. 1875.
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Later ForeiRn Now.

b. The arrival. yesterday, Of The ship Ham lion,
from San Francisco. we have daies from Europe 10
October Il, fur which Our thanks arc due 10 Capt.
DAILY.
We are able to lay only Inc following short sum
mary before our readers
Accounts from ConsiaBanople. Oct ~, state
that cir Henry Duummoad Wolf, aeiise on orders
Of The English Government. Insisted upon TIE
Treaty Of Befl2 being carried out 10 Roumeiia.
The other Commissioner supported bin. where
upon the Russian Representative yielded. The
Commissioner start for Phillipcpolls 10 ten days
The Russians claim that the territory bstwssn
Cons;antinople and Adrianopie y not agvcted ~
the Treaty Of Berlin; therefore, un8ef the pFs-
liminary Treaty Of San StsFaho. hey have q right
- occupy {, sBul a deaniie treaty shall b. con.
claded.
The German ReichstAg 10 session At Berlin.
read 10 day (Oet ~ clause s Of the Socialist bin
a second time. alder rejecting an a~mendment "
Herr Haenel that lhe law should not apply ~
meetings connected with elections for The R~cichstag
and Disis.
Gambetia Paris. Oct 10 predicts that he cleo.
lions ia France viii rive a Republican majority Of
twenty ia the senate.
The Austrian Imperial Ministry 3. confident Of a
majority in the Austrian Hungarian delegations,
% whom alone they are accountable.
IL Is reported COet. I'D that Turkey has ~ armed
her g%unhoats. etc, Tor The protection Of Constant
nople fton Russian privateers from ne Black sea.
Turkey has ordered a quarter % a million 81 dol
lars worth Of torpedoes IRON America. and u IL
reported that this order has been guaranteed by
England, because Turkey has no credit; but this
last report is not authenticated.
The negotiations Of an A~nglO-Tarkish treaty fof
the suppressicn II slavery have JAILED.
yellow fever is still ~ravaging The South. and
great distress prevails.
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List Of Licenses Expiring in November
1878.

Nov. O~AHC-RETALL.
52-George +. Roberts. Maunakea St, Honolulu.
t2-Geor9e +. Roberts, cor. Nuuanu and Hotel SITS, Hon
Sc. Segelken & Co.. Nuuanu St, Honolulu.
6-Aiong q AGnuck' Suuahu IL 4 roiG
D N Trinn 80 Eort and kim Sta Honolulu.
1O-Aki, Kalihi, Kona, Oahu.
1-Mm. NJ. Henner, Fort st, honoIuiu;
70 ~ y tHniiSs*ar Nunann e. UonoiuIn
n T = NTra1I ~ UonoinIn
~ IOspS,b - - 81 HaDoinIr
10 49, ~ Inab9ohoo uonoIui1
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YELLOW FEVER P%ROPHEcY.-Negroes in New Or
leans believe the hight Of the fever has been reached.
Their faith is founded OF a prophecy. Last New
Years day a negro sorcerer in an Incarnation said
that a plague would come over the South this sum
mer with terrible effect, killing whites and negroes
alike. 1t would continue, he claimed, until the
mometer should be equalled by the number Of daily
deaths. During the past few days it seems there has
been a singular coincidence between the death rate
and the hight Of the thermometer, and the negroes
are reported to be very jubilant and confident that
the crisis has been reached and that deaths will now
rapidly decrease in number.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

Cardinal NinaI, Papal Secretary Of State, has sent
a circular to Nuncios, asking them TO ascertain how
the respective Governments would view extreme
measures which the Vatican may possibly be obliged
to take to preserve the authority Of the Pope against
the hostile attitude Of Italy, which is chiefly OBJ
servable in the exercise of the royal prerogatiVe
relative TO the nomination Of Bishops.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

SEWING BAGS BIT STEAN-This A. NJ. Hewitt <
Co. are now doing =; their establishment on Hotel
Street, nearly opposite Walters Family Market. A
tiny engine gives them abundance Of power, and
the work IS run through 3; a remarkable rate, and
On reasouable terms See Advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

REoArrA-Ws are requested to state that 4 meet
ing Of those interested in getting up a Regatta FOR
the 18th inst, (His Majes;y's Birthday will be
held ST the Arnory this evening. at ~half-Pas, seven
O'Clock We hope this meeting will Sc, the " ball IN
motion 4" for the arrangement Of other patriotic and
apnropriate celebrations of the dav.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

/E The well-known firm of J. 7. Waterhouse
have opened q new store on King street, at the old
stand of B. F. Dillingham; & Co., where they make =
fine display of c~rOckery, glass, hardware, etc. See
their advertisement.
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BRIEF NJ ( NTION.

MS- The steamer Eilauea-hou makes a trip to
Kauai and return next week. Also to Maui and
return on Sunday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

LICENsEs.-Parties holding licenses will see by the
list published this morning the time at which their
privileges expire. and the ~propriety Of calling at the
&c Captains office to settle - for their continuance.
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TT The Colonial Secretary. ofsydAsy. n. 3. w.

TT The Colonial Secretary, Ofsydhsy, n 4. w,
sends us the following:
COLONIAL SEcRETARY's OFFICE, Sydney, 7th Feb
ruary, IS78.-Iis Excellency tbe Governor, with
the advice Of the Executive Council. directs Il 10 be
notified, for general Information that IL IL Intended
10 hold, under the supervision Of the Agricultural
Society Of New South walea. an International Exhi-
bition, IN Sydney, in Augugt, 1879, according 20 tho
annexed general programme.
MICHAEL FIrzPATRIcK.
AUSTRALIAN ISTEREArIoSAL Exhibition - TO mn
HELD ~ SYDNEY, ". s. W., IN AUGUST, 1879.
The Exhibition will be held In buildings specially
erected in the Prince Alfred Park, Sydney, N. 8. W.
All goods forwarded for exhibition, and addressed 10
the Secretary for that special purpose, are admitted
free Of duty or Customs charges.
Ia the agricultural department. money prizes are
awarded as well as printed certificates; in the nom
agricultural section, silver and bronze medaIs, nlso
certificates Of communication.
All exhibits cent may be sold at the Exhibition.
but muet remain until the final closing
Applications for space 10 be made at least one
month prior 70 date Of opening, and the necessary
forms and all information respecting the Exhibition
may be obtained Of
JULu JOUBERT. Secretary,
227 George street, Sydney. New South walesj
Or at the Offices Of The Commissioners Cor New
South Wales. Paris.
Entries close list o. July.
The Exhibition will be divided into two distinct
divisions, as under;
First Observation-Disclosures, Horset, 2. cattle;
3, sheep; 4, pigs; 8. poultry; o, dogs; z, woOl; 8,
wine; ., sugar; 10, farm produce; II, horticultural
produce; u, manures; 10, implements aud ma
cbinery; IA, silks, fbres, and tobacco.
Covered sheds, with stalls. hen-oo0ps, etc. Will
be provided. Fat cattle will be placed IN com
modious yards.
Second Division-Non-agriculturaI-l Fine Arts;
2, apparatus and application Of Liberal Arts, 3, fur
niture and other objects for the use Of dwelinesi 4,
clothing, including fabrics and other objects worn on
the person; ., products Of mining industry, forestry,
/ or . n apnaragra anA .mml - AZ n.wauam
Arts; z, food-fresb, preserved. and In various
states Of preservation; 8, artisans prizes (includiAe
all new inventions); 8, public and denomiDatIanAl
school prizes.
The Society provides all stands. ETC., Aaa andsr-
takes the care and charge Of all exhibits. without.
however, mourning any responsibility.
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3 - At the auction rooms Of Mr. c. :. Barlow
will be knocked down, TO The highest bidder. q fne
lot Of japanese Carios. on Wednesday next. See
advertisement IL another column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

- One Of The fortnight %eotllion socials given
by Ar. E A Williams came OF last evening al The
usual place. and was well attended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-02

ONIssIoS.-In the lis, Of names, which We pub
lishei lAs; week, Of the committee appointed at the
meeting OF German residents to take preliminary
measures for the Reorganization of the German Club,
that Of Hon. Il. 4. WidemSn was not furnished US.
The Gazette, while copying our item might, at least,
have made the addition.
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Education Office, !
Oct. 24th ISIS. s

The following tracts Of Government land Will be
leased for the term of ten years by public auction on
November IS, at Il O'Clock n, in front Of Aliiolant Hale.
No. LIN North Hilo, Hawaii. the tract included be-
tween Humuula and WaipurAlei, containing the land
Awawaiki and others, and described in general terms IS
follows: Beginning at the middle of intercourse of
KaawaIii Gulch at the sea. and running along the sea.
direct distance one mile, to the middle Of WaipunAlei
GuIch; thence up the boundary of Waipunala as de-
scribed in the boundary certificate of same, s. distance Of
three miles; thence down the middle of Kaswalh Guleh,
along Humuula to the initial point, containing al area of
nine hundred acres. Upset price. 800 per annum-
No. =. In Hamakua, Hawaii, the tract included be-
tween Opihilala and Paauilo described as follows: Begin
ming at the extreme n angle of Paauilo, at junction Of
sea coast with centre Of guleh, and running along the
sea: y 79o W (mag) $50 feet; n Sc W (mag@ 80 feet
n 46o so W (magJ $50 feet; y 62o W pnagl COO feet; S
70 4'W magJ T95 feet TO boundary OF opihilals Grant
947; thence along the boundary of said grant S IL 4O
W, 316O feet, thence along grant 1877 S 700 45'E, $3.50
feet to the middle of Paauilo Gulch; thence down the
middle of said gulch the direct distance being A60 feet
to the initial point, area 2T acres. Upset price s175 per
annum.
Maps of the above may be seen at the Survey Office.
Terms-Ouarterlv in advance. SAINT G. WILDER,
ocI9 ct Minister of the Interior.
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Coon TIME.-The schooner Mary E. Foster, on
her last trip from Koloa, Kauai, made the distance
to this port in the quick time Of sixteen hours, in
GLIDING four hours calm. The Captain says she can
sail-all she wants is the wind.
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MAsoNIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. 81, F. Il \. NJ, will take place
at the room, Makee Block, on Monday evening
next, Nov. 4th, at $50 o'clock. Business of i'm
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STEAM SEWING

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FITTED
up their Sewing Machines 10 run by Steam, are pre-
pared 10 make any number and all kinds Of Bags, such as
Sugar, Coal Flour, Rice, Money. Brush and Comb Bags, &C.
Work done on the most reasonable terms. Apply to the IN
dersigued, Hotel street. nearly opposite Walters Butcher
shop. (o26 3m) AN HEWITT CO
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QCIrE 4 MAH~-Wiih our population ofprobably
not over 1000 Americans and Europeans. on all
the Islands, il is a remarkable fact that the Post
master General sent East from his Office per lea
IdRdia 3005 letters. Somebody here has evidently
what an old English author termed " the devilish-
itch of writing More power to their elbow.
say we.
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Communicated
Divinity Essay Prize.

With a view to encourage the study Of the Holy
Scriptures in the schools Of this Kingdom. aud at
the same time promote proficiency In the English
language, the Bishop Of Honolulu oilers Two prisss
lin books. amounting together 10 the value Of e26)
TO be competed for by an essay. on some Soriptarsl
subject, to be sent In on May let, 1879. The ~
spective merits Of the essays will be decided by three
judges to be hereafter selected.
The prizes will be awarded 10 ths esssys that are
pronounced to be frat and second In merit, provided
only, that in consideration Of English being a for
eign language TO the Hawaiian, II the fret prize 10
obtained by one Of foreign descent. the second will
be rewarded 10 the best essay sent IN by thoss Of
Hawaiian or partly Hawaiian origin.
The following are the conditions Of competition.
FfTN-Each competitor must be under the age Of
twenty years at the date AZ which the essay 10 sent
in, and be at the time a student AZ one Of the schools
or colleges Of the Hawaiian Kingdom, or have been
such up 20 the previous Christmas.
SecOHd-The essay must be the bona fds compo-
Iition Of the writer, and be Of such length ~ 10 oc-
cupy about twenty minutes Ia reading aloud.
Third-The name Of the writer 10 not 10 appear
on the essay itself, which 10 TO be marked In the left
hand corner Of the fret page with the descent & Of the
writer, whether Foreign" Hawaiian" or
." Partly Hawaiian" The essays are 10 be dis
tinguished by a motto or verse chosen by the writer,
on the beading OF his or her essay. the same TO be
written upon n sealed envelope enclosing a statement
Of the name, age, and school Of the writer. 10 be seBt
in with the essay. These envelopes viii not be
opened until the prizes have been decided. MM
FouTfh-Hn no essay is cent 10 that will bear read
ing before an audience, no prize will be given.
The subjeet for the essay 10 be sent In on May 1St.
1879. is, The Testimony Afforded by the Fail Of
Babylon TO The Inspiration Of Holy Scripture."
Should the experience OF the first year warrant q
continuance Of The scheme. the price win be given
annually. Notice Of the subject for the essay win
be given at the beginning Of each school year. the
essays to be sent in on May let.
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at the room, Makee Block, on Monday evening
next, Nov. 4th, at $50 O'Clock. Business of i'm
portance.
Coon TIME.-The schooner Mary E. Foster, on
her last trip from Koloa, Kauai, made the distance
to this port in the quick time Of sixteen hours, in
GLIDING four hours calm. The Captain says she can
sail-all she wants is the wind.
ns-The weather for the past few days has been
indeed singular. For October We ought to have
had cool airs, instead of which, on Wednesday last
we registered on the thermometer 89o in the
shade. But q glorious shower on Thursday even
ing made amends.
"FEsTINA LESTE, Make haste sloEly-is an
Italian proverb that might well, just now. be brought
to the attention of some of our young folks, who are
buying and selling sugar lands and growing crops.
But humanity does not generally learn that lesson
until too late.
THE IGUANA.-This is a genus OF lizards, com-
mon to South America, and much esteemed there
as an article of food. \ specimen of the creature
which was certainly not an appetizing one to
look at-was the object Of much attraction early
this week.
ELACTEAL LARcENY.-The other dsy-it was quite
SaltS Al II NaS q AOiAuSuNCN "HA~
street, went up an a~lley-way to deliver 4 customers
milk, and on returning TO the street found that
during his brief absence, 8 can with no less than
twelve quarts of milk had disappeared. A clear
case of tactical larceny.
e Attention is directed to the Time Table Of the
steamer Likelike for the current two months, ending
December 31st. On Tuesday next she runs against
time, guaranteeing to land the oficesr of the Supreme
Court at Kawsihae before 3 O'Clock, p. m on Wed
nesday. Thence, she continues the circuit Of Hawaii
On Monday, the .nOkO!ii goes to Kauai, con,
veying Her Majesty the Queen.
% Those who follow the healthy practice Of tax
ing a breath of the cool and pure morning air upor
the house-tops, had the opportunity last Sunday
morning of observing what has not often been seer
in the roadstead of this city,-three steamers anC
five schooners. all steering for the harbor in line
The sight was 4 pretty one, and indicative of the in
creasing commerce and business Of the port of Homo
lulu.
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Mr.. NJ. MakaIua has been appointed by the Board Of
Education, School Agent for the district Of Lshaina, Island
Of Mani, in place Of Elk W. L. MoehOuua, deceased
WAS. SMITH,
Education Office, Secretary.
Oct. 24th ISIS oc26 81
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THE AMATEUR MISsrRELs.-This really deserving
Troupe of young Hawaiian singers will give q per-
Torrance at the Theatre this evening. We have
often spoken in their praise, and they are worthy Of
all the commendation that has been bestowed. The
Troupe have just returned from q months trip to
windwsrd, and they all join in the most hearty
thanks to the people Of Waikiki. HilO and Kohals,
for the liberal patronage and kind reception be-
slowed upon them during their Visits to those places.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
PARIS, Both July, 1878. {

Monsieur BalEieu, Consul Of France at Sydney
Mn. Consul: 1 have received, together with your
letter of the Goth inst, the works printed in Oceanic
languages which you have been pleased to offer to
the Minister of Public Instruction, and Of which a
duplicate has been transmitted to the National
Library, according 10 your instructions.
thank you sincerely for these interesting works,
and 1 request you to express my gratitude to Madame
Bingham and Brother Bertrand for the valuable
assistance they have rendered you in the formation
Of this collection.
Receive, Mr.. Consul, the assurance Of my very dis
tinguished consideration.
The Minister Of Public obstruction, Of the Cultes
and Fine Arts, (SIgned) A BARBOUR.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial OOtrtlser
BY AUTHORITY.

Il Has pleased His Majesty the king TO make the fol
lowing appointments, viz
october 18th. 1s7s-Hon. T. F Bickert0a- Commis-
sioneT Of BoundAries for the Island Of Oahu, yiss HIS
E~xceIIsEcy Z. Preston, resigned
October 18th, Is7s-Hon. Z. AhoIo. Commissioners q
Boundaries for the Guberastorial District Of Maui, Nolo-
kAi and Lanai. vice Hon A. Fernandez. resigned
October 18th, ls7s-EIs Excelency 5. Kipi, Collis-
sioner Of Boundaries sor the Island Of Hawaii, vice r. A
Lyman, Esq resigned.
Iolani Palace, October 31st, ISIS.
Mr.. Henry Gibson has been this day appointed Road
Supervisor Of the Island Of LznAi.
SAx'L G. wider,
Interior OEsce, Oct. 50. ISIS Min. Of the Interior.
NOTICE is hereby given. that William o Atwater, Esq.
Of Lahzina, Island Of Maui, has this day been appointed
CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial Circuit,
to take effect from the 10th day Of November. A D ISIS.
By order Of the Court JOIN { BAESAE0.
Clerk Of the supreme Court.
Honolulu, October -, 1873 nov2-it
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sTANLEY's NEW WORK.

Through The Dark CeHtlnent, OF iae Souroes Of the
Nile, ireuHd the Great Lakes Of Equatorial
Africa, and Down the Livingstone River 70 the
Atlantic OCsnH. BY Henry N. stanley, AHthor
OF :" Coomassie and Magdals," Etc. With Tea
Maps and ORc HEndred and Hny Weed Cats.
IN I've yslamss. New lorks Harper and
Brothers. ISIS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-16

President, and j. Albert Huntzinger
(his sony, Cashier, of the Miners Trust
Company Bank, for conspiracy to de-
fraud Thomas F. Kerns. The gist of
the charge was that they had conspired
to induce Kerns to deposit the court
moneys in their bank, with intent to
defraud him of the same. On the de-
PENDANTS application the case was re-
moved to Reading, where it was con-
tested by able counsel on both sides,
fourteen weeks being spent in the trial
1t resulted in verdict of guilty, but a
motion for new trial was Immediately
made, and formidable list of reasons
filed. The court rendered its decision
yesterday, denying the motion, and the
defendants were called UP for sentence
this morning. They received the full
penalty of the law: two years impris-
onment, $500 fine, restitution of the
money 1924, 0O0), and the costs of prose-
cution, which amount to several thou
sand dollars. On their way to the jail
the prisoners were followed by a large
crowd. An appeal has, however, been
taken to the Supreme Court.
(Pa.) Cor. N. Y, Times.