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Interior Office, April so, 1879.
RETAIL.

81 huu6 Shy AAuE ID
% Meheong Kee & Co, cor Maunakes 4 Hotel st
Honolulu
"a Wing Chong Tai < Co, cor King < Maunakea
Honolulu
81 Chung Wa, cor Maunakea & Hotel st Homo
80 NJ B Silveira, Nuusnu st Honolulu
HAWAII 6 Goo Kim & Co. Makapala, North Kohala
IL Henry Cooper, Kailua, Kona
Il C Y Aions, Kaiopihi. North Kohala
Is H N Greenwich, Kalukalu, Kons
90 j d Mills. Hi1o
"a K Anu, Hamakus
- Chalah Kela, Kukuihaele, Hamaku
"a Akau, Kohanaiki, n Kons
81 C Y Aiona, Puhonus, Hilo
80 Sam Hung, Pueo, Hilo
MAUI I C H Dickey, Hsmakuapoko
Aka, kaluaaha I
VICTUALLING. I
JULY Han Same & Ayau. Nuusnu street, Honolulu
1 Allan Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel,
9 E Bachelor, Wailuku, Maui
II Hon Kew, Maunakea street,
% Chung Wa, cor Msunskea & Hotel st. "
WHOLESALE.
JULY 1 LYMAN Bros. Merchant street. Honolulu
/ IT II Davies, Kaahumanu
IS ii May & Co, Fort
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
JULY ] T II Davies, Kaahumanu street
RETAIL
JULY 1 Allan Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel
BILLIARD.
JULY 1 Allan Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel
] Gore Espinda, Lahaina
10 s L Ford, Wailuku, Maui
~ Fl 1 Nolte, cor Nuuanu & Queen SITS Honolulu
BUTCHER.
JULY-22 Shipman & Eldarts. Hilo, Hawaii
AUCTION.
JULY-I2 ] D Havekost, Maui
10 C s Barlow, Honolulu
PEDDLING.
JULY Man Chong
CAKE PEDDLING.
JULY Wong Awo
An long
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SATURDAY, JULY 90.
BRIEF MENTION.

NIGuT LANrs.-The city lamplighter needs a slight
looking after in regard 20 his duties. Sometimes be
omits TO light the street lamps in certain localities for
nights in succession, but this week be omitted to put
out . lamp, and the one just below the British Club
was burning all day on Thursday. Il was suggested
however that the lamplighter was a bit Of a Hawaiian
Diorines.
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4 E3~ NIxE hundred dollars was the anonn. found
among the effects OF tho sailors OF tho Camden
ARRESTED for completely in smuggling opium.
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Full AaAIS.-The Queen OF Night will be full
again on August LIST, aud in appreciation OF her
inebriated condition, the band will play Mt Emma
Square on that evening. The band would never
have rest il they appreciated the same qualihca-
lions in some Of the sterner sex on this Island.
What, neverf Well. hardly ever.
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SUGAR MILL, &C., FOR SALE

TKlIIE FOLLOWING MACHINERY, NOW
in use at the Koloa Plantation, Kauai, is offered for sale,
TO be delivered by August lst;
Sugar Mill, 20x45.
1 Vertical Engine, ~ II. P.
i Water Wheel
1 Cane Carrier.
i Trash Carrier.
i Juice Pump.
/ Spare finch Wrought Iron Connect-shait.
2 Spare New Pinion Wheels for Mill.
/ Spare New Bevel Pinion for Engine Shah.
Spare New Bevel Pinion for Waterwheel Shaft.
/ Spare New Brass Valve Box for Juice Pump.
The above is all in good working order. The Mill Is capable
of grinding cane for Z to 8 tons Of sugar per day.
For particulars and price, apply to the
KOLOA CO., Kooa,
jyl2 Or Fl. HAcKPELD & Co, Honolulu.
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A REscUE--A little native girl. name unknown,
playing on Brewers wharf last Saturday, through
some mischance fell overheard. and being unable 10
swim, would undoubtedly have been drowned but
for the ready assistance rendered by q brave sailor
lad. James Hyde. Of the CyaHe. who succeeded in
rescuing the girl from her peril and placing her
again on terra frma q wetter and, we hope, q wiser
child.
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NOTICE.

Nh J. II. WILBUR WILL. HAVE CHARGE
IY1 ofmy business during my absence from the Is snds-
\. P. ADAMS.
Uonoiuiu, July I, 1879. iyl2
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Gss- Notwithstanding The rains, the mercury lin.
gered In the vicinity Of the SOS, during last week,
and everybody transpired in consequence \
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 SOMETHING NEwtTO PLANTERS, PLANTA.
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are In need Of q Light
handy machine for setting mp and mending fence wire
will find just the thing at Dillingham; & Co.'s store, Fort
street. feb1
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List ofLicenses Expiring in July, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be a-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about falling to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheriffs and Deputy Sherifs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Jntarior Office AnriI 20 1870
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WANTED

SR> To LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
S1@f Four or Five Acres Of good pasture land In the vicinity
4 OF Honolulu. Premises rust contain water. Addres.
J. G. NJ, care this Office iyl2 L.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN
w made to the undersigned by Charles Cockett, for set
Element of the boundaries of the Ahupuaa of MAPULEnU.
Molokai, Hawaiian Islands. notice is hereby given to all per-
sons owning Ahupuaas. Ills, or parcels Of land adjoining the
said Ahupuaa, that MONDAY, the 2Sth day OF July A. d.
1879, at 10 a. m. at the Court House in Pukoo, Mohkai, is APP
pointed the time and place for hearing said application.
l. AHOL0,
Commissioner Of Boundaries for Maui, Molokai and Lanai
Lahaina, Maui, July 5th. 1879. jyl2 St.
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DAVID KEAwEAMAHI has this day been appointed al
Agent to take Acknowledgements to Labor Contracts foI
the District of Hawaiian, Island of Kauai.
SAML G. WILDER.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July Z, 1879. jy12 I'm
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS WARNED NOT To
N Trust my wife, Eliza Lopez, on my account.
CHRISTIAN LOPEZ.
Honolulu. July IL. 1879. II
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Mortgages Notice of Sale

By direction % Wm. MeCandless, the Mortgage named in a
certain Indeuture Of Mortgage, dared March 9Th. 1876. made
BY KAihulaula, John Paniani and KealOha, 20 said William
MeCsndless, ! am directed 10 sell at public auction, on SAT-
UEDAY, the % day % August, 1879, al II NJ, at my Sales
room. In Honolulu, all those certain pieces Of land situ-
ate In Manoa, Oahu, and more fully described in Royal
Pntent No 2594, Kuieana Helu 55T9, containing / sT-IO0 Ian
acre, and In Royal Patent No. 259l, Kuieana Helu 1925, con-
ialna1g s2 flthOus. For further particulars enquire Of
r.. I. ADAMS, AucTr
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage jyI9
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

AEISS r SCHOOL WILL REOPEN
XNM MONDAY, August 3rd, when sire will be glad to re-
eeive a few more pupils, cor. AIakes and Beretsnis streets
OyI2 BY
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NOTICE.
MRS. G BAKERS

ERENCH. GERMAN AND
H Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Child
ren-S45 and $50 Van Ness A venue, San Francisco, California.
The School Year begins August LIST, 1879. For further in
formation. letters addressed as above will reach Mrs. Baker, or
she refers by permission to Mr.. Joseph Cooke and MIR. Charles
A. Gihon of Honolulu, and to Messrs. Williams, blanchard &
Co, San Francisco. Hb 3ms
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DISSOLUTION OF co-pARTNERsH1p

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
IL listing between the undersigned under the name OF q.
segelken & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
G.. SEGELKEN,
L. KISTLER.
Honolulu, June 80, 1879. jy6 I'm
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NOTICE,

Turing MY FROM THIS
~ Kingdom the Hon Chas. Il Bishop will act for me I'M
der q fall Power Of Attorney. J. MOTT SMITH.
Honol1lu, July :, 1873 Yl2 3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
g. c. DWIGHT of Honolulu, having made
- an assignment TO the undersigned OF all his stock in
trade, book debts, ETC., for the benefit Of his creditors, all par
ties indebted to said s. g. Dwight are notified TO make imme-
date payment TO me: and all parties having claims against
said s. G. Dwight are requested TO present the same 10 me
without delay. r. T. BICkERT0N, % Merchant St
Honolulu, May Slst, 1879. iy5l I'm
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II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
- pay no debts contracted in my name after this date
without my written order. Il. HANLY.
Honolulu, July 7th, 1879. JyI24 s
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DROWNED Is ISTANcY.-Through the vigilance
of our police. who generally sleep with one eye open,
. FIRE was quenched in its i~ncipiency at the bake shop
between the hours of l and 2 o'clock, on last We'd
nesday morning, and which had it not been discov-
cred and subdued almost Immediately, might have
been the source Of a disastrous confsgration.
Damage tridinp.
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EXTRA MESS BEEF!
I'm HALF FOR FAMILY USE.
Il Pig Pork in t and / bbs. per Steamer. Por sale by
mil BOLLEs & CU
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FOR SALE.

rmNvVO LOT ON THE AUX
u side % Young Street. Nos. ~ and %. Immediately mAkaI
ofAr. T. q. Thrum'5 residence. Title Royal Patent, No. los.
size % each bt, IOl ieet front by IS3 feet deep Apply TO
my10 I'm CECIL BROWN.
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BEwARE.-The nocturnal visitor, who has for
some time past infested the region OF Fords Lane,
Nuuanu str and amused himself by throwing
stones and other missiles at n certain residence in
that locality, would do well TO 20 armor clad in fn-
ture, for his visits have become so obnoxious TO
those upon whom he makes these unreasonable
calls that il is their intention to give him "or his
sisters or his cousins or his aunts n very warm re-
ception upon his next appearance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A London cablegram says Lorillard's Geral-
dine is favorably thought of for the Cham
payne stakes to be run to-day.
Owing to the falling off of business in the
national bank redemption division of the
treasury department, twenty-five persons have
been dismissed.
Owing to the heavy track at Beacon Park
yesterday, the 2:18 race unfinished Saturday
was declared finished. and the purse, $4,000,
distributed equally among the three horses en-
gsged. --, s
The Ticonderoga arrived at Cape Town Aug
4ih Commodore Shefeldt writes that the sick
list is reduced toforty, and there is only one
at aIl serious, and in this a change forthe bet
ter occurred.
The steamship City Of Montreal asriving at
New York yesterday brought $500, 900 in silver.
The Germania brought $2,Ol3,47 of which
$685., 900 were in gold bars and the remainder
American gold coin.
The President and Mrs. Hayes, Gen. Sher-
man and Webb Hayes left Washington for DIN
cinnati yesterday. The President expects to
make speech in that city Wednesday.
The Seneca colliery, at Pittston, Pa, has
stopped work and about 500 men and boys are
out of work.
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THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE.
Liberal Responses to the Appeals for Aid
to Stricken Memphis-New Cases and
Fatalities Unaba1ed-Quarantine Notes.
MISUNDERSTANDING,

Liberal Responses to the Appeals for Aid
to Stricken Memphis-New Cases and
Fatalities neutrality-suspicious. Notes.
MEAPnIs,-MoRN1NG.
MEMPHIS, Sept. S.-Eighi cases, seven white
and ono colored, we're reported to the board of
health this morning. Nine interments have
been reported since last night. Among the
number were Maggie Sullivan, Annie M.
Campbell, Archie Mills, Mrs. Emma and Ar
mold James Honck, Jr. The latter died at
Buntyn Station.
MEMPHIs--NIGHT.
MEMPHIS, Sept. S.-Twenty. five cases in all,
fifteen white and ten colored, were reported to
the board of health to-day. Among the num-
Der are Col. James D. Presteza, Miss Pearl
Prestige, Rev. Father Chrystaneus Bienke, G.
Fl. Shaw, Jr. Two additional deaths have
been reported, Emma Zimmerman and one
cOlored.
At meeting Of the committee of safety
held this afternoon resolutions IN opposition
to rule No. 6 of the State board of health, re-
ferring to the ginning and baling of lint cotton
within infected districts, were passed by a vote
Of eight to three.
Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 8.-Gov. Miller, of
Arkansas, and the State board Of health officials
were on an inspecting tour yesterday, having
They held no communication with parties IL
Memphis.
Donations to the Towards to-day aggregated
$680.6O.
FEVER PATIENTS AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Jesus Altanemirano, Jr.,
father and servant, were admitted to the yellow
fever hospital, at quarantine, to-day from the
steamer City of New York, from Vera Cruz.
There are now eleven patients in the hospital,
Mrs. Josephine Van Buren, of Memphis among
the number.
MORGAN CITY, LA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The National Board of
Health to-day recei ed information from Nor
gan City, La. there had been one death there
from yellow fever, and that the town was per-
vaded by the stencil arising from the odors Of
fish left on the shore by the foods, and of
cattle drowned during the recent storm.
~ AID FOR MEMPHIS. z
NASHVILLE, Sept. s.-Large collections of
money and provisions were taken up here to-
day in aid of Memphis. u,
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-President Langstaf, of the
Memphis Howard association, is here, and re-.
ports satisfactory progress in raising money
for the purpose of carrying on the work Of
caring for the sick of that city.
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mt il to the government whether it was better
to recognize the pressure Of the agitation than
to have to recogniao tho pressure Of rebellion.
CoNsrANr1NoPLE. Sept. S.-Turkish troops
have bee., sent to repress tho insurreotion
which has broken out in Kardistan.
IoNnoN Rent. 8-The British consul gen.
eral in Eastern Boumelia has reported to Aieko
Pasha, the governor of that province, that in
conscouence of the oppression of the mussel-
men thew declare they would prefer the Rus
sian to the Roumelian government.
Dresden, China and 0statum are equal favor
ties for the great Yorkshire handicap to-mor-
row. Parole. oarryinp eight stone and thirteen
pounds. is next in favor.
Notice of 10 per cent. reduction of wages has
been posted at Park End colliery, Forest Of
Dean, The notice affects a great number of
men.
BERLIN, Sept. 8.-Rumors that Count Soho
valoff will Immediately succeed Prince Gorts-
ohakoff are revived.
BERrIN Rent. 2-There ia q rumor that tha
recent violent language Of the Russian press
against Germany is due to Count Miloantine.
minister of war, and not to Prince Gortsoha-
koff.
MApR1p, Sept: e.-Canoras de! gastliio has
oeen caargeo Win the MISSION OF oHo.al!Y ASK
ing the hand OF Archduchess ~ christine,
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EvanEe1ine.

kice's Comedy company presented the we'll
known extravaganza of "Evangeline'' at the
Opera House last evening to large audience.
There is really nothing of interest in connec-
tion with the plot to mention, for it is play
without plots and an opera without music. Its
strength lies with its absurdities, and the Lone
Fisherman is the principal of these. Mr.. Har-
ry Hunter, who enacts the part, has made the
play. The other characters are merely acces-
series. Miss Louise searle as Gabriel. filled
the character fully. Of comely shape, and
with pleasing voice and captivating manner,
she succeeded in winning loud applause and
frequent recalls. Her solo, "Those Laughing
Eyes of Blue" was excellently rendered, and
provoked hearty encore. Miss Wiley, the
Evangeline of the troupe possesses voice of
good quality and uses it to the best advantage.
These are the only characters that require crit
ical mention. The extravaganza is such
compendium of absurdities that one can but
pass from one to the other of the characters.
The Lone Fisherman, however, carried the au-
dience, and his every act was highly appreciated
and enjoyed.
The entertainment will be repeated this even
ing, and the simple announcement will. be
sufficient to attract full house.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-09
Eat TAKES FOR CROOKS,
How They Worked the Minneapolis Fail
and Gobblsd Pocket Books by the Hun.
dred.


and Gobblsd Pocket Books by the Hun
dred.
Minneapolis is moe town, or that part of it
boarded in by the Northwestern Agricultural
and Mechanical association has been during
the past week.
A ready reckoner can count up an average
daily loss Of fifty to 100 pocket books during
each day of Bill Kings fair.
Thursday last, without exaggeration, there
were one hundred grangers who had their
pockets picked, and who were dolefully ag-
gresslve for something to be done in the way
of restoration.
The police, headed by Chief Munger on
He couldn't get an eye on 'the gang work
ing the crowd, so as to ride them
down. Yet on that very day such we'll
known thieves Larry King, Johnny Dixon,
Denny Redden, Sheeny Abrahamson, Billy
Truasell. and other Chicago professionals were
on the grounds, plying their business right
under the eyes of the police.
Worse than all, and constructively reheo-
ton upon the home force, the Association
authorities had employed as special detective
for just such Chicago crooks, Ex-deteotive Haley
of the Chicago police. only within two weeks q
regularly employed detective at West Madison
street station. Even with this provision to
prevent, The prevention didn't amount to q
cent SO far as safety to the patrons of the fair
was concerned. The gang moved about with
their ivory handled, diamond shaped silk
umbrellas, did their dextrous work and not a
single - arrest was reported day after
day on the books at police headquarters-a
least none got into the Minneapolis papers,
Tribune, Pioneer-Pres and others. As for tho
matter of that neither was an account of any
one Of the 100 or more robberies given to these
papers. If it is believed that the thieves mem
toned were not on the grounds every day of the
week. ex-Captain Hood, of the
Chicago police, who was promisculously
about the fair as a visitor, can inform Chief
Munger and his vigilants to the contrary. The
majority of the pickpockets named have be-
come SO familiar to the Chicago public that
they can no longer ply their trade there, and
not few old Chicagoans wondered at the free
dom of the fair extended to such as Sheeny
Abrahamson Larry King and pals.
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The Wheat Ring anathe Ras,roed..
IDelauo Eaple-Dem.I

Gov. Pillsbury is so closely allied to the
wheat ring" and millers' association at Min
neapolis, that no bill will ever receive his sane.
ton which is drawn up in the interests of the
farmer or any of the laboring classes. One
word from the wheat ring will be more POI
tent Than the voices of ten thousand honest
voters, who have neither unlimited money nor
influence to support their claims
7, Then again, Gov. Pillsbury is emphatically
the creature of railroad combinations The
wealthy. Wholesale firms and corporations mo-
nopolize this great public highway, and are en-
labled to ship freight at far lower rates than
farmers and small merchants: Many of our
readers are aware that the railroads are con-
trolled by men to whom Gov. Pillsbury is
bound by a common interest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-09
California Election.

THE COUNT IN SAN FRANCISCO
SAN Francisco. Sept. S.-A complete count
in the city gives the following result The
Workingmen elect mayor, sheriff, auditor, tax
collector. public administrator, surveyor, dis
trict attorney city and county attorney, police
judge, one supervisor, five members Of the
board Of education and railroad commissioner.
The Republicans elect the assessor. recorder,
county clerk, superintendent of schools, super
intendents of streets, eleven supervisors, seven
members of the board of education and men,
Der of the State board of equalization and re-
elect Congressman Davis. Superior judges
elected, are mostly on tickets of all parties.
Some of the officers elected by majorities so
small that it ia possible an official count may
result in change.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.-The official count
Of votes in the city differs in some cases widely
from the fgures published in the city journals
and is likely to change results in certain in
stances. RETURNS from all counties in the
Third Congressional district give McKenna,
Republican, 27l majority over Perry, Demo-
GRAFT. Some of the counties are partly esti-
mated and full returns are expected to increase
McKenna's majority.
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R,tn,ainn at Leninnfon.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. S.-The fall meeting
of the Kentucky association opened to-day,
with good attendance, fair weather and a
muddy track. The day was signalized by the
return of Hemyar to the course entirely recov-
cred from his sprained back.
SUMMARY.
First race, Wiley stakes, one and one-half
mile. Aureolus, Oh. c.. by Waverly, l; Trini-
dad, b. c., by Imp. Australian. 2; Montreal,
Oh. c., by Monarchist. 8. Time, 2:5lA.
Second race, FLY stakes, three-quarters of a
mile: Sly Dance, Oh. f., by War Dance, 1;
Grensteads, b. f., by Alarm, 2; Blue Lodge,ch.
f., by Fellowcraft, 3. Time, l :231195.
dash Hemyar, b. c. 4 years old, by Alarm. l.;
Vender, b. 6. 8 years old, by Imp. Glenelg, 2;
Bashi Bazouk, b. c. 3 years old, by War Dance,
8. Time, 1.5lA.