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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-06-19
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


n fIKUNIT GOUK Il, 3rd j L DIlIAL m lTRQVTF.
" HiO, Hawaii May Term, ISIS
ApiSaia W, libelant, kua X, nbeee Libel for
divorce.
In above entitled libel for divorce II Is now ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond Of mAtrmOny be
entered in favor of the said apkaai for
the deseruOn OF the said Kua k be made absolute
after the expiration Of six months from the Of this
decree, upon compliance with the terms thereof unless
sufficient shall appear TO the contrary And the
bellant Is ordered TO publish copy thls
order in the Hawaiian Gazette and Ruokoa newspapers
for six successive weeks, the first publication to within
month from the date this order that all pc
may, within six months, show cause why said decree
should not be made absolute
BY the Court, d. H. HITCHCOCK Clerk
Dated at Hio, May 10, 1878.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true and faith
full copy Of the original decree Of divorce now on file
In my Office.
6Q=R AZ n II
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A NIKU III tOUKF 5rd dJUDICIAL CIkCIIr,
~ HnO, Hawaii, May Term. 1875.
Kawahe RamanR W, hbelant, VS.. Kamanz T. lfbelee
Libel for divorce.
that decree OF divorce fom the bond Of matrmony be
entered In favor OF the said Kawahe Kamana for the
cause Of the deseron and adultery OF the Kanaia
TO be made absolute after the expiration Of
from the date Of this decree upon compliance with The
terms thereof unless suicieut appear 10 the
contrary and the lbelau Is ordered 10 publish at
tested copy Of this order IN the Hawaiian Gazette and
kuokoa newspapers for SIX successive weeks the drst
publication 70 be within month from the date Of thls
order that all persons Interested may within sx monrhs
absolute
BY the Court d. H HITCHCOCK Clerk
Dated Hiio, May 10. 1878.
hereby certify that the foregoing true and faithful
copy Of the original decree Of divorce on file in my
ofBce
eva ste D. r. HITcucocR eroxk
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GtIRCUIr COURT ard TT0TrT1T 91@7r77
HALL To LET

IRA WITH CONVENIENT azrE. mnors
sssM and wafer laid on. fdr Balls. Parties. EnaE
liza lnEs, etc Enqcire 81 thn Farnllnsz Wara-
loon' o y Il "nn4n1' "a fort street ST.
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" Hilo &awaii, May Term, 1873.
kaiahua W, libelant, vs. Mai Kahuuanu K, libelee
Libel for divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce it is now ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond matrnony be
entered In favor of the said Kaahua cause
the ltreatment and failure provide suitable nlante
nance Of the said Mai kahuuanui be made ahsolue
after the expiration OF six months from the Of
this decree, upon compliance with the thereof IN
less sufficient cause shall sppear the contrary And
the beant ordered 10 publish Attested copy OF thu
order In the Hawaiian Gazette GuOkoa nesspaper-
for six successive weeks the first publication with
In one month from the date of this order
inter sted may, within six months show cause why sad
decree should not be made absolute.
BY the Court d. II. HITCHCOCK Clerk
Dated At Hilo. May 8, 1873.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is and nhfnl
copy Of the original decree Of divorce now on he in my
Office
ESQ az II
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For San Francisco.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
@
w IL M l NJ C 7 O N
A FULLER, MASTER.
VIII Leave Honolulu for San Francisco,
This Day, Wednesday, June 10Th
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
ZE A l. A ND A
CHEvALIER. COMMANDER.
WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO
On or about Tuesday, July 9th.
FOR SYDNEY VIA AUCKLANDi
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
-A.U STR A LIZA.
CARGILL. COMMANDER.
On or ABOUT tuesday, June IL,
For Freight and Passage, apply to
s77 am H. HAcKFELD & CO., Agents.
Goods for Shipment per Steamer now
be Stored, Free OF Charge. in the Fire.proof
Warehouse ON Queen Street, known as DIR.
II. w. Woods Building.
TIME TABLE
STEAMER zalasLIKELIKR.
SHEPHERD. MASTER.
Wednesday. June 49, m 80. Circuit of Kauai
Tuesday, June 25. Circuit of Hawaii
Hs- No Credit for Passage Money. ia
We positively decline open accounts for Passages
public TO the necessity of having Baggage and Freight
plainly marked the Steamer will be responsible for
any unmarked baggage for Freight Parcels
less Receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
In all of Freight parties not or un.
KNOWN the Freight Money will be required in advance
| PACKAGES of LIQUORS and WINES MUST
BE PLAINLY MARKED
For the party they are for or plany stated In the
| receipt to whom they are consigned.
All demands for Damage Loss must be made with
B1- HACK Drivers Boys, such like will not be al.
lowed board the upon arrival until after the
| PASSENGERS have been landed
600 WILDER q co.
REGULAR Packet for HiIO & KauDakuea,
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GlIKCuTr COURT, ard JUDICIAL CTRCTTr

hereby certify that the forsgong Il true ana f.ishfs
oiice. -
sss Ct D. II. HITCHCOCK c,srr
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the cour,

Dated Hil0, May TO- 1873 -
hereby certify tnAs the Foregoing L tus sna n.i.hl
eSPy Oh me original decree Of divorce On as ID ~
6gs Ste ID 81 urro.roor-r -
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Dated mo. Nay 10, Ia7s. = I N NJ . = :
GIRCUIT COURT. ard u DTCI1LCIN

hereby certify that the srsgoiuE h a rrus asa shrul
copy eSPy oi me original decree Of divorce NJ
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AGD ADI Eh II0GMENlS

Ola NJ n Beautiful Concert ilkEhk
TtHNO Grand Pianos, cost ueen"
sl 600, only s425. superb Grand sqGsss s.
Pianos, cost 81. 100, only s255 Elegsh'S " "
right Pianos, cost 500, only $40 NsT ss
Style Upright Pianos sli2.50. organs ~
Organs IL stops, s72.5 Church Olss1s
10 stops, cost..sSsO. only sll3. Elesas sS ~.
Mirror Top Organs only sl05. IIehs.f
Gus sacrince TO close out present sC,l
New Steam Factory soon TO be eret'ea, ~,
Newspaper with much information suvS oSS
cost OF Pianos and Organs. Sent rry M
Please address DANIEL +. bhA4ii'
Washington, n. J,
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VI LAY .I. f-1-.

THE HIGH PRICE ~ COFFEE AID
JaE WAY TO REDUCED live publish
elyswfser. al article shOwing the eng
Ii.o,is quantity II eDtise that i annually
consumed IN this COUNTY, and tbs beavy
sf.oun u money which We pay for IL
Brazil i ii.. chief recipient II tie many
millions u d0llzrz which ~e foolishiy
waste upon the t-sTy. We imported fronl
Brazil IAss year over S59.OOJ.DpD dollar.
worth II coiiee, al it, high rate. which " a
a,yut S5.DyD.Dyg ztyye the average u The
la.s fiYe yearz. Brazil is growing wealthy
fFJfn our trade; and slse dO-es IOt trads
wirh us. SIZE gets gold for her coffee and
..Tals II u England fOr such goyis a. si,e
wants. TIE government of Brazil /. al
iiig bodily in this 0Jii.se business. When
O1f gOye1nnsnt a fs~ year. ago struck
~. tax u four ceilis a pound III cOiiee
E-azil added i've cents u besr expDFt
4I's. ~ iiiat our p7ople ~ere made 10
ysy abpn ss.GJl.pyJ II dollar, to Brazil
ofiie our Osn government lf-7 about So
jJ.pO pr a1nam by The ol'srAt.pn
WA. tn. H. jus. sf.4nd4lD1s. And II oui
.aiies iAd half the oJuTaZe tilat tiell
grandm0ilsrs hal. ~'ien iit. Tax Of three
ceits 4 pound "a. put IL i'-a- thy would
alih9s; esetDde eQ.Fse froa de;r t0tte,.
The first rag n e',ii.5e the Writer b.D,igli
c,st il tide city ei9i,t mi u kaif ceTJs =
pound II va. the t-st L4gusyra cotise
COfise ought " ~ nearly a. low how d,
. va then. II TIE pzople would oni.
exercise LITTLE self denial il would al
ie4s; spDn " reduced 70 tn cent?. Tbere
j. al uninsIly- growth II il, and it La.
iLade tbe ds.aIers in J; ~ rich that thes
al Afford ~ siDF'- j ~ k'7ep up the price.
Df gory- still, ttey can make money b,
d'--trVting gr'saf'' part of the crop y
,..--p up III prioe Of the balance Nov
- tne Js-Jpie conclude that aisr i,
lnDfe whDiss1ine snd equally a. strength
eilliig and quit tbs destructive use Of thi,
stimylair wlici. ls disDloring The coun-
t.eIlaiio-- II ihe gGea;,.T Ji4r1 II our active
snd eii,'srJrlsiflg WOMEN. The TASTE "A
tAe ~rIieT kn0Ns from exprienee IL al
acquired One. TIE fair faoes II you!
caugili@r, snd sDIs are Yearly being turn
ID ~ ,Ae o,,oF Il dii1y tai by ih@ u.
II 'hb De;T1 Exclude il from YOU
table. fOf yeaf AMI see h0w dista.efl
twill tisen ~.
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~ AMY kEDr CTIOs.-M Hewitt
made a very conservative sI,sech in the
Hplse Oh Friday, in which he urged the
passage II the Army Appropriation bill
aiin reduction Of over three millions Of
dollars from the past years appropria-
ton. This, We We're sorry 10 see, vas re-
sisted by the Republicans as party. We
lad hoped the Republicans would have
favored even greater reductions, and in
addition the era,ing Of hundreds Of use
less officers from the army roll
The Democracy Of Delaware, for whom
"e are sure We speak with safety are fav-
prable 10 a very heavy reduction from the
present official strength Of the army; and
We are quite sure that very large PEI
cont Of the Republicans also favor this
opinion. We could safely asclt that at
Ieasl two-thirds Of the white people Of
Delaware are favorable to a wholesale re-
dae'ion il army expenses. We hope that
TINS viii yet be accomplished. The cXpcndi.
ldfe Is "A mere waste of money drawn
Hpm the people by heavy taxes upon al
they eat and all they wear; all they drink
aud all the tool, they USE. Some may
dream that water and air are unlaxed
BQt this is only imaginary. What ON
fathers use 10 say Of England in regard I,
taxation may be safely SAID Of the condi
tion in which New England politics ha'
placed the country. All istaxcd 10 carr,
CRISIS 10 the New England mills.
The people Of Delaware heartily con
cur IN the sentiments uttered in the abb
and eloquent speech Of Mr. Kimmcl, il
'he House yesterday. 1t is full Of wisdom
II l7 philosophical, and shows a patriotism
liE,i deserves TO be emulated. Why doc
Tho Republican party struggle against th'
reduction Of taxation, when the countr,
Is hnfdcllcd and almost born down Will
taxation?
Mr' klmmcl', arguments are Just sllcI
as the whole people can approve and an
pland; and yet wr find few oiiiccloldcr
aud oiilce-scekrrs opposing thcm. w,
have now scattered all over the countr,
about three millions Of drilled militia
men who have had taste oi war; and v,
could raise and equip for the rcpclling o
INVASION larger army than any natior
IN th" world. A standing army is there
lore wholly unnecessary and it is liul'
Short of dcvilshncss that induces ia,
peoples representatives. In Congress I,
saddle a heavy tax upon the country Il
maintain 50 large an organization when
= admitted 10 be unnecessary.
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BULLS COUGH SYRUP

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sis.
h. II. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. sixth and Market Sis.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For mending broken China, Marble OF
JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts,
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior 10 bristle brushes; they
MI ant coollle and refreshing sensation
the scalp. For sale by
JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In y lb., K Ib., X 10. and 10. Jars, Is sold
JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and NJ rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
IL not only less injurious than real cof
Zee, but Is considered by those who hav,
9sea a , ~ 10 have positive remedial effects.
fresh supply just received. sold whole.
SAFE and retail. by Z.JAMFS BELT,
-or. Sixth and Market streets.
HubbalPs Prepared Wheat.
This popular artlcls of children,s food
may be had fresh, of
u. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole.
Sale ana retail, by u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
u. JAMES BELT
wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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A NrMlsEE OF c"lorcd men in Alabama
have successfully laid the foundation of
what promises 10 be an important South
rrn industry-namcly, the cultivation Of
raw silk. This is better than Conlnlln-
ism or ollicc-seeking.
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n oIlCE The following named gentle
men, having compiled with the reso-
Iutlon Of The Democratic County Commits
zee OF MAJ ch hih, 1915, are hereby endorsed
Dy authority ef SAID Committee as csndI
dates ior Sh, riff and Coroner. al The c,,In-
Ing nomination election
FOR SHERIFF..
james X. Collins.
John Pyl lie.
Purnell j. Lynch.
Robert G.. Justis.
Henry NJ. Barlow.
benjamin f. Townsend.
Frakcls Duggan.
Giles Lambsen
william b. Mccoy.
Geo. e. Ward
Charles T.. Anaerson
Francis Il. Sav doi
Zachariah GemmIll.
John White.
FOR CORONER.
Stephen j. Gilbert.
Jesse James.
David Hughes.
Jacob Butz.
James A. Plunkett.
Hugh Mc(ioyern
Martin keogh
Andrew G. Alexander
Dr. Henry e. Snltcher
Andrew McClain.
Edward II. Foster.
Andrew j Brown
Samuel =. dams
Hugh Mclaughlin.
John II. Enos.
James e. BARLEY
Richard Grove.
Am. ID. Mullen
Thomas Grimes.
Hugh Murphy.
by order OF the Committee.
rou JOHN O'BYRNE, Chairman
JOHN H. PuHL, Secretary. apsties
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For sale.

Four building tots at .. Z. corner From
and JACK ssou streets
Three lots In Jack son between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five Iots IN Inn between Van Buren and
Harrison streets.
Five iCtA OIL Glipin Avenue between Har-
Tisen and BrUoiue streets.
Five lots adio!Ling and north Of the above.
Five lots al >. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots ON Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth str, et.
THOMASR. LALLY,
Real Estate A gent,
deczstf t0l Market st.
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Transparent Teaching Cards

Instruction and Amusement comn,ne,
imporlant 70 parents and teachers; rs dif.
sent free for % cts currency or sta ptck
Van Deil d Co., 70 Ann ST., n. Y. p''
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1 CURE ElTS!!

or Fancy Iards, Snowtlake Dalh"' ~ ct,. 81
Nassau Card Co. Nassau, y, y.
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ID EMUNAL
IL DR.. e. W. KiTchner has removed from
corner 1th and Poplar 10 IA French street
InarzJtf
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EOK sALE.-A splendid dwelling. $40
L Washington street, with 10 rooms and
all the modern Improvements. Will be
positively sold al low price and on easy
terms. Apply to THOMAS K. LALLY,
ianA No. COZ Market ST.
DOR SALE-Tnree DulidIng lots on
I jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren, four Oh Front street near jackson
and a lot q feet front OH Delaware Avenue
near Harrison. A o ,ly al this Office. mar4t
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NJ OTlCE.-5OO new shares OF the Work.
In ingmen's. Loan Association are now
offered, and may be taken any time. Call
day or evening On
GEO C. MARIS, Sec'y,
col Shipley street.
Evening once hours from I 10 3 o'clock
my2-lm.
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NOTICES..

NJ OT1CE is hereby given that certificate
IN No.732, issued In the name OF Richard
Booth, for lot in Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery has been lost, and appli-
cation has been filed fUr a new one.
mle- saw3ws RICHARD BOOTH
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10 YEARS AGO

The sy stem OF curing disease, WIN wvn,dtnc-d in
tricity and Galvanism was introSuS in,td,SiuS that
Philadelphia by DR.. Bolles pur.n5 Saan 5earsd.
time thousands of people have les yjsa,ss, Of
If you are suffering from any ~, oi' cau be
whatever name and nature. you and i
speedily and permanently curl ennJ lie pro
incurable you can be relieve eo etonrnal n gvng
tenEfH cepsiea,es seof of cures o @ Of Fits
Dyspepsia, Bladder, Kld4ey ars% and ttipd' tGteaeri
free. Address DR.. BoLLEs, l''' 7'
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-14
Mr.. Grows Views.

The views of Hon. Galusha A. Grow of Penn.
sylvania in relation to political matters, find
ported by an interviewer, and copy the following
What do you regard as the probable course of
the democratic party =
There is only one course open to it and that il
is now following AS 1t did in the recent election
There Is no possible chance for the democrats to
carry the North, and their only hope Of success is
by their old policy of subserviency to the Solid
south. They will either swallow or be swallowed
by the Greenback party, and the two together will
Continue their war against the National banks aud
for the old State banking system. Under the pres
ent law banks can issue paper only to the amount
OF w per cent. Of their capital. Under the old
state banking systems banks were allowed to issue
two or three dollars more for every one
Of capital, and even then they did not have
the one of capital The South is now without
banking capital, consequently she is unable to
issue paper money under the present banking
system. With the old State banking system
they can flood the country with paper money with
out the necessity OF representing capital; cOnse
quently they are clamorous for the old law and
the repeal oil the national banking act; that will
be part OF the price the Northern democrats will
pay Tor Southern support, and that is their future
policy, so far as they have any
"How do you regard the republican prospects
for 1882"
They are decidedly good now, and think the
next President Will be q repuo llcsn. The country
will not sustain the democratic Reputation scheme,
nor submit TO the control of the Solid South. The
western aud Southern democrats are already
blocking out their campaign against the national
party, and that will be their next issue"
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the is unparalleled in the annals of his
tory. Truly we live in an epoch Of political ma
terialism when "crime is rewarded" and you have
received . rich guerdon. Your letter. with its
lofty and elegant style Of phraseoogy in referring
to my "gibbersh." is the first and only one of the
many misrepresentation promulgated which |
deemed worthy of notice. Emanating from 90 H.
lustrious parsonage As you, it would seem map
precative on my part to ignore the courteous and
honorable mention Of my name. The press has so
often enormously stated that hold an appoint
ment, and as your soul Is evidently troubled At
even the imagination thereof, permit me to re-es-
tsblsh entire serenity Of your mind. and that
of the democracy at large by again assuring you
do not hold any position whatever, your state
ment to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
Very truly yours.
AGNES ID. jerks.
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Ccmmiseioners' Notice.

FV>HE undersigned. Commissioners arpo in'rd bv
l. the judge OF PROBATE, or Kennebec County
to receive and examine the claims OF creditors
against the estate of Louisa J. Forbes late of Au.
gusta. deceased. represen ted insolvent, give no.
tice that six months from the 2sth day OF October
1873 are allowed for said creditors to present and
prove their claims, aud that they will be In session
for the purpose Of living said claims and proof
at the ce OF K. W. White house. at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon of each dav. on Saturday the IIth day
Of December. and on Saturday the nth day Of
April next.
s SAStTh T TiTcoMR, commissioners.
3W4s+ F'fI ia lsyf HN
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General News.

The creditors OF the A. & w. Sprague estate
of Providence, are on the war path again.
The latest invention reported in Europe is g
phosphoresce mt paper, writing OF print on which
can be read in the dark.
Hartford has been trying TO settle the question
of having the Bible used in the public schools
but each successive effort has been confronted
with a new difficulty.
All pilgrimages planned for this year have been
put off until next spring in consequence of the
disturbed state of Europe. Intending pilgrimi
have been told they can pay over their proposed
offerings to Peters pence.
youth Of sixteen 10 Du Page County, Ill.
fell mady in love with bis .choolmistress. aged
thirty, but his wise father induced him to give up
his sweetheart, with whom he lad planned az
elopement 10 Kansas, for and in consideration oil
"a real, nice double bsrreled shotgun"
Senator-elect Slater, of Oregon, is said to have
left Illinois (where he was born) for California in
AZ, and to have entered that State without money
He bad two partners, who purchased an ox-tesm
and engaged him to drive it overland, with the
understanding that if successful he WAS to pay
the others for ne-third the value of the wagon
the journey, losing one of their oxen and enter
ing the Sacramento Valley with but one animal
to draw their ancient wagon.
The bodies Of the Chinese who die and are
buried in this country are, as is well known, ex-
humed and sent back to the Flowery Kingdom.
few days since San Francisco Celestial dsin-
TERED the remains of several of his compatriots
for the purpose Of expectation, and was surprised
to find that one OF them, who had been in the
earth four years, had beeu perfectly petrlfed.
The body bore signs OF decomposition, even
the eye-lashes, eyebrows, and cue having been
preserved in stone. The soil in the vicininty is
moistened by springs; but Is the other graves
contained skeletons, as graves usually do after .
certain time, the presence Of water does not ex-
plain the phenomenon The frie nds of the petr-
fed Chinsman are much troubled ct his trans.
formation, because it costs q good deal more
tnan was expected, on account of increased
weight, to return him to the Celestial Kingdom,
which, in Monaghan eyes. is the equrale of
the Christian Kingdom Come. In truth, there Is
danger Of the petriied unfortunate remaining in
the nited States, since no pecuniary provision
had been made for his augmented avoirdupois.
Some of the Chinese think the adjudication a
trick of the hoodlums, who have some way of
turning their corpscs into stone to prevent their
transportation, and that they have INDUCED their
malice in this, just Is they have in cutting off
Johns pig-tail. There is nothing too mean or
malignant for the hoodlnms to do; but Nature
must be blamed. not they, for this singular con
version. The San Francisco Cinnamon are need
lessly disturbed by it.
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VHICAuOt NUvemDeT 70, 1878.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.00a3O0; western $50
Southern 525.
WHEAT No. Red Winter 40; No. e8ji
-a-cash; sex December; No. . Chicago Spring,
-0h cash; - November; SKA December
No. 3. 6ah; rejected cox
CORN Sales, 32-a32s cash; r. Nov.
3lha3l's Dec; relectci 30
OAIs-l9ta-k cash; f. November
Dec. la1; rejected, IL.
RYE-44x.
BARLEY -s2kas2 cash; s8-aso. November
96; December rs.
PORk-Cash 75-a6.76--; November 6 85a67 x !;
December e0--; Jan. -.
LARD-Cash 5..6-a5 So, Nov. 0.00-a00; Dec.
60s5 So; Jan. Nix.
BULK MEATS Shoulders az o., short rib
sides $40; short clear rib 4aa-, clear sides
4ha--.
NHlSKEY-la6
FREIGHTS-Corn To Buffalo ~ cents wheat
~ cents. - .sf
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Representative Thompson of Pennsylva

Representative Thompson of fennsylva-
mia had a protracted interview with the
President the other day, in which the
Pennsy lvania election was considered
The President expresses the opinion that
the greenback movement will be consid.
cradle element in the country for several
years. Representative Thompson did not
agree with him, and thought the move
ment would subside before another cleo
ton, especially if resumption was success
ful. To this the President said that re-
sumption would certainly be successful.
That all arrangements are made. and that
there could not be any doubt on the sub
ject.