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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
On SATURDAY, Feby. 23d
Piece or Parcel of La
KOai, Holualoa, Kona, Hawaii.

and more particularly described follows
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chains along the KaiN: u Koai. l. PAlAukA- -,
Chains. along the Eaiwi Of Eoal, L Pai4uka.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
Notice.

MY WIFE whEoPTA- HAVING LEFT
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
List of Advertised Letters

DENAINING N rlrg GENERAL POST
II oFFfCH. Honolulu, January. ISIS
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Murray. NrSPw
Cars. Hcary "a More, Robert
CLARK. George Noatss,ya. AndrcAS A
cars. Seorse : MAY. lanes
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Clifion n Mltun. Joseph
Cawtc. { NOrcu. Horace
Csvwell wtlSion McKIeNia. wmS
peameSd. Heary
noc. wanssn Nicholson. Chas
pssGsont HuShC Newman. tseofEe
narANed Art,3M
nol,AvVi. Capt. lSha
Pahuese. cwAs
Ecsies, William Patton, chas
rSSs, David
FlSrn.IP reccenal, Nelchiorre
EoSser, Alfred rroSscr. James
elescher. William q fSlca. ASH
frAaoSe,fH lark, Thomas
GumOre. NTsNE Record, oaice Of Honolulu
Gardiner, ThoS RoS,ocS, CaaS
Gas ttcht 90 Robson. fhOS
ooasley, Robert Raymond, Miss NJ l.
HAysc,aen, T.os sen Sheridan o
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HOlt Prank smith, 4
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Hardness, Capt Geo Van Name, CO
Ives, EAs Weir Robert
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Jones. oliver HAYWOOD Williams Taos
jackson, CSrS = 4 q Williams Capt W
a. Persons iasuiying fo- Letters IN this lis, are PAR
ucuaNEly requested 10 ASK for Advertised Letters.
SIS \. 4. BRICHwoop, T. NJ. q.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
Mortgages Notice Of Sale.

By direction OF james I. Dowsett the MortSNgee nau
10 certain iaenture q mortgage, dated June lah D.
made BY G. W Pnipo to James l. Dowseu am direct =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
House Lot,

Ga TIE Rlkai SIDE of Bsrssazi. street. opposite H.
NAYS hs5sk ksass. isslsiisg AZ azsa 81 Ii $50
s;-ass sssi- See CS.zs =agks4 L.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
To Let.

HTHE EAEAI ST1EE AHD ROOM OVER
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
TEHE FEVER COMMISSION,
The Line of Information
RsEiFffaH

The Line of Hnvestiga tlon-E ati0n
solicited,
Tho yellow fever commission met yesterday
morning at about 10 o'clock ut the Medical Uni
yersity the three members being present DR..
LLOYD Howard, Of Baltimore. the member whose
presence was awaited before commencing work,
arrived by the morning train and reported
promptly
Very little In the way OF inquiry was done
Yesterday, the commission being engaged In
compiling data on which to work and prepar-
ing plan Of operat ions. One OF the tlrst cues.
lions which will be inquired into will be that Of
tho first cases, their origin, etc, and IN their
pursuit of information on this point the COM
N ssion will visit the residences where the cases
occurred and interview the persons occupying
them, and all others whom they may have
reason to suppose are possessed OF any In
formation on the matter.
Another question. which will at the outset be
thoroughly Investigated, Is that Of the length Of
time Intervening between the admission OF the
first cases into the hospitals Of the city and the
iirst case or cases contracted by the employees
of those institutions the object being, II DOS
sible. to arrive at q conclusion as to whether the
germs Of the fever do or do not arise from the
some prominent physicians. of time past and
time present that the gu ployees. .notwithstand
ing their attendance on yellow fever patients,
have contracted the disease only after 1t b.
came epidemic.
Dr. Murray, OF the United States Marine Hos
pital Service. yesterday called on the commits
sion and volunteered to assist them to the OK
tent which the time at his disposal would per-
NIT; He was requested to Inquire into and re-
port on the above.
The commission requests that all persons
who may be In possession Of any facts or know
Of any circumstances which will connect the
Mexican circus with the Introduction Of yellow
fever Into this city. will forward them to the
chairman. Dr. Bemiss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
mORTUAgeY REPORT.

The deaths for the week ending Sunday, Oc-
tober 6. were as follows:
Yellow fever 343, other fevers IS, general dis
eases 6. consumption 70, tables misenterica 8.
dropsy g. local diseases 49, disease Of the heart 6.
diseasesof the respiratory organs s, diseases OF
the digestive system is, Bright's disease 8. pre-
mature birth 3, debility 8, suicide l. The total
of deaths Ii 503
Ages: Under year 50, from to 2 years IS,
from to years 1877, from to 10 years 81,
from 10 to Is years ID, from Is to 20 years %,
from 20 to Is years 30, from % to 30 years a.,
from 80 to 40 years 81, from 40 to 80 years 80.
from 80 to so years II. from 60 to 10 years 70.
from 10 to 80 years 6. from 80 to 80 years |, UNI
known 5.
Color: White, 443. Colored, 30.
Natiyities: Austria, 4 Canada. Q; Denmark 8.
England, 6: France, 81; Germany, so; Ireland.
81 Italy 81: Louisiana. 262: Norway 2: Poland,
/: Portugal 1; Russia, / : Scotland. 3; Spain, 2;
Switzerland. L; United States. 10; not stated.
II.
Denths ct the Charity Hospital, is; Hotel
Dleu, 8; French Asylum, s; St. Vincent's Infant
Infrmary 2; other asylums. Q.
Deaths certified by corOners, 20.
Still births. L.
Two hundred and fifty three children have
died during the week.
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ORLEANS RELHEF COMMITTEE.

The committee acknowledge the receipt Of
$1,000 from william Gross. Treasurer Worcester
National Bank. Mass.. through Hon. Chas B.
Pratt, Mayor. remitted to Hon. Edward Pills
bury, Mayor of New Orleans. Also. $4,000 from
J. Pierrepont Morgan, Esd Treasurer Southern
Relief Committee New York Chamber Of Com
merce. through W. T. Halsey, ESQ.
The committee will commence tomorrow Ia
suing rations for ten days. the rattons being
Furnished by John /. Adams until the United
States rations arrive.
The following telegram was received by Col
leetor Smith:
WASHINGTON, October s, 1878.
G.. L. Smith. Collector of Customs. New Or
leans, La:
happening that the Howard Association are
contributing toward the relief of the destitute,
whether sick or not. and that there is want and
suffering that they cannot relieve have. by
directions Of the President. ordered that the
additional 10000 rattons be ent forward This
Is probably all that can do. and you must con-
tinue TO appeal to the chat table for help.
GEO. W. MCCRARY,
Secretary of War.
In the place of D. i Mitchell, resigned Isaac
". Marks vas elected to represent the Young
Mems Christian Association; Albert Baldwin
was elected treasurer and ex-officio member OF
the committee
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4 CASE OF FEVER.

There Is no doubt about 1t, he had every symp
tom Of the disease. He was standing at the
corner Of st. Charles and Canal. and he was
weak, very weak-he was compelled TO hold on
to one Of the iron posts to sustain himself
His tongue was thick" That was bad
sign, II indicated congestion ofthe vo 3al organs
His eyes looked bad. his face was flushed he
complained of headache and weakness OF the
knees. he was delirious and Was sick at the
stomach. He yomited, that was bad, very bad,
but then what he put into the gutter had not at
all. so far rs o casual inspection showed, any
appearance Of black vomit." and the crowd
surrounding him telt encouraged. He was not
so far gone that he could not be saved
physician and O. stretcher were sent for
and the crowd anxiOusly awaited their arrival,
but while they were waiting policeman came
up. found his way through the crowd, and when
look at him and said Well. I'll be switched if
he amt drunk again. Come along. make room,
gentlemen; let me pass through with This man,
Room was made, and the patient. supported by
At a late hour last night be was resting quietly
in one of the cells. and 1t is to be hoped he will
pull through. but there is considerable doubt
and much anxiety about 1t.
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RR RY nh lies.

The Mutual Benevolent Relief has received
s133 from Allen. McGehee & Co.. Of Houston.
Tex, to aid the fever sufferers.
The Cotton Exchange will close Its doors to-
pointed By his Excellency Gov. Nichols. for
fasting and prayer.
Now is the time for some other enterprisng
Father Ryan, the poet priest, who died at Chat
tanooga q few days ago. but Father Ryan. of st.
Peter and St. Paul's Church. Chattanooga
In what direction were these wild geese going
Times about month ago2 From present indica-
tions we have an idea that 1t must have been
north wards.
It is curious fact that since the beginning Of
tho present epidemic there has been no talk
about mad dogs The average canine has been
allowed to wander at large. and has neither
suffered from the alluri Ing endearments of the
ton among the women, or impressed salutary
fear upon the race Of small boys.
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THE CITY HALL.
THE GARBAGE COMMITTEE.

The gentlemen appointed as q committee TO
investigate the garbage dumping question. viz:
Messrs. Cockburn. Bosworth and Howell. walt
cd on the Mayor yesterday. and we're put In
possession of the publication Of the Times re-
garding the use of Kitchen offal to I'll up the
front streets of the city. The gentlemen named
withdrew into corner of the Mayors parlor,
and after ashort conversation retired. room
In the City Hall. adjoining that Of the Admins
traitor Of Police has been provided for tn ON,
where they will meet daily until their task Is
completed.
THE THIRD DISTRICT LEyEE.
The gave In the levee opposite the Ursulines
Convent has received the attention OF the au~
thorities. and whatever can be done in the
promises will be done. Surveyor d'Hemeeourt
says that the cave is most unexpected, and that
there were no Immediate reasons to be-
lieve that. it ;. would occur; that his
assistant, Mr.. L. Fl. Pile, daily visits the river
front from the lower end Of the city up to the
elevator. and that had there boon any ndica-
lions of o break at tho convent he would have
seen 1t on Sunday morning.
The levee at the point referred to Is very mar
row, as 1t has been for many years past barely
allowing room for vehicle to pass between the
crest of the Ievee and the curb Of the gutter.
The question arises whether 1t is the duty OF
the wharf lessee or that Of the city to remedy
the evil,
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THE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.

The relief committee report twenty-five new
cases and no Deaths
The following contributions were received:
From Otto Clapp & Son. Boston, $40, amount
Of subs ,ription from a lady in Lincoln House.
40 Srom Fl. Ring, NJ. D.. Urbana, Ohio, blankets
and nothing sent by the ladies of the place.
W. c. Wilkinson. ACTING president OF the HOW
gises he association that MIR. McVall and G.
Mallam. from TIE relief committee in New Or
Jeans. arrived in due time and were promptly t1!
The fever Is spreading very fast, but help Is MT
jesse Jones, M. D.. at Dry Grove. telegraph
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them inland they would very naturally roll up

them inland they would very naturally roll up
the valleys of our rivers.
glance ct q map showing the ocean currents
will readily explain why they have yellow fever
on no other troDicn or warm shores than those
around or near the Gulf OF Mexico. The COAST
Of California is washed by o current from thg
about 80, while IL cold Antarctic current sweeps
UP along the western coast of South America
No current comes Immediately to the eastern
G. asst Of South America-the nearest has tenn.
parature OF about So, The western coast, OF
Africa is touched ct PLACES BY current that
OF Newfoundland-its temperature is not high
save at the point where tho Oceanic equator
The eastern coast of Africa and the southern
coast of Asia are touched here and there by in
significant currents exhibiting temperatures
varying from IS to so Australia is entirely sur
rounded by e. current that comes up from tho
shores of the Antarctic continent