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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

Brooklpn Real gstate for Sale.
TOR SALE.-BrOwn stone house in Brook
lyu good location Ia rooms. size 20x4Oxi0o; price
$500. but little Apply tl3 Vest 4id It. New loTk
HALF-BLOCK 30 lots. high ground near
lines rapid transit for sale AZ 500 each buy don
wait RULAND ~ WHITING, Bee6mau-sL
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GeIp Wanieo.
AMERICAN men and women under % de-
n Sizing study medicine mar ma sgreesye and PrPnt
apIe povm-nt a sanitaflum. Address HEALTH, Up
1c~rp Tribune ONCE, No. .I3s broadway.
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DREW and ST JOHN Pier No Al North P'ver.
fuut u Canalsi week dny p. connecting ~
Albany SUNDAY morning exceDted with trains North West
W ''A' " " EVERETT. President
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The Colored Exodus.

The exodus of colored people from some Of the
Southern States, particularly Louisiana, South
Carolina, Mississippi and Tennessee, to Kansas
and other places in the west, is not conducted by
i single central organization. as may be supposed,
but by a number OF local associations, each opera
ting in its own section and working independently
of kindred societies. The first of these associa-
tons seems to have been formed at Nashville, in
1869, by Columbus NJ. johnson, who is at present
the agent in Topeka, Kansas, of the Tennessee
Real Estate and Homestead Association" At
first his scheme contemplated the purchase of
small farms in Tennessee, so that the freed men
could become the owners of the ground they titled,
but no Roadway could be made in the undertaking,
and a committee was appointed to visit Kansas
to see if cheapers homes could not be found
among a more friendly people. Mr.. johnson,
who was a member Of the committee, returned
with a favorable report, but only a few families
could be induced to leave their old homes, and
the movement dragged along for years. Toward
1873, however, encouraging letters were received
from the pioneer settlers urging their friends to
migrate. In response to these invitations upward
of two hundred families made the venture and
located in Cherokee country, in the southeastern
portion Of the State. Since that date the different
railroad companies have been offering extraordi-
nary inducements to settlers, until at the present
time the migration has grown into very large
proportions. The unsettled condition Of politics
in the South so far as the colOred men are con-
eerned; the fear that under the new democratic
rule they will be deprived of some if not all of
their political rights and privileges. as well as the
hope Of lettering their condition and that of their
children, are undoubtedly the controlling motives
and inspiration of Ito use the language of the
western papers) the stampede of the negro race. 3" !
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The s'Western fever has seized the blacks Of
three or four Of the Southern States, and it il
impossible to say to what an extent it may go.
Thousands of colored men have already LETT
Louisiana, South Carolina and Mississippi, and
the scene in St. Louis and other points on the
Mississippi River are not unlike those at Castle
Garden some years ago when the tide of Euro
pean immigration was at Its height. We note
however, by papers received by the last mail,
that some of the colored immigrants have already
got enough OF Kansas, and are anxious to return
to their former homes. They are represented as
saying, " De Scuf am good 'nough fer me, boss"
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OoMHrERCIAL.

FEIDff. JUNE O. lof9-
IN commercial circle VIC note . little more animation
Tor the week past than has been experienced FOR some
time. due. doubtless. TO = combination d circumstances-
The liberal arrivals Of island produce By coasters during
the FIRST Of the week have enabled the BONANZA. Kala-
kauA and Laiy Lamps0n % complete their l0adings and
sail for san Francisco. taking altogether domestic pro-
dEce valued At sI3,1264L.
The auctions this week have attracted more than usual
attention from the nature and variety % their sales.
Tuesday being devoted by yr Adams % the sale Of Mr.
MAilIiards imported stock, which seemed 20 reach salts
factory figures. Wednesday 1Ir Barlow held a clearing
sale Of the stock o. furnishing goods Of the late Ira
Richardson, which was continued to-day. and on the
whole, was well attended and resulted satisfactorily.
Yesterday 1rr Adams held q credit sale Of assorted mer-
chandise % close consfgnments, and tomorrow viii offer
the Lufkof Plantation. situate in NakAwao. East Maui,
with all the stock. sc. appertaining thereto: also. the
Inortgagees sale Of the Chelsea Laundry together as =
whole. or in parts
A reported In our last issue. the British bark Zsphyrus
recently from Mazatlan. has been purchased by the Haw.
Government for $1,000. 10 be fitted up and engaged. in
connection with the storm Bird. BY the Board Of Immi-
grafton between the South Sea Stations and this port.
The arrivals FOR the week have been sparse, a. we have
10 report but the GIeniHer from Liverpool with the
usual assorted cargo Of European goods 10 T II Davies,
and the bark Antioch from Port Townsend en- route for
HOngkong-
We hoped 70 have had 4! II " Amy to report ere this.
with later dates from san Frs-eisco, % she j. considered
fully due.
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stumbled, were reverently aud consistently given,
'there Was no immortality inv olved. nor any reason
able ground for legal interference but for all that.
God smote him for his r~ashuess, and he died by the
ark of God.
Long tradition has given q kind Of sanction TO the
representation by peasants Of the Passion Play, in
the village where it is held once in ten years, but the
instinct Of Christendom is in keeping with the public
sentiment of San Francisco, and what Christendom
regards as blasphemous, may be safely assumed to
be at least p~rofane.
We are becoming sufficiently familiar in Honolulu
with the secularizing Of churches-that is, Of native
churches-by burlesques and concerts but 1 hope
we shall never see profane hands laid on the holy
scenes which have been contributing TO the enter
tainment of the theatre goers of San Francisco.
There is too great a tendency in these days to
break down the safe guards Of sentiment and
association and the effort as regards the Hawaiian
race has scarcely been q success.
Surely then, those who seek to promote religious
life and work among HaWaiians or foreigners, may
more probably build up, than break down the
outer defences. THEo. II. DAVIES.
Honolulu, June 2, 1879.
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ALONG THE

At Tibbets 4 sorenson's wharf the Am missionary
packet Morning Star IS loading with supplies for the
Missionaries At Micronesia, and will sail on Tuesday
next. Also. at the same wharf the Haw bgtne Storm
Bird - repairing. she has been newly eOppered and will
have 4 general Oyerhauling before sailing on her next
cruise 10 the South Seas
AZ Brewer aud Co.'S wharf the fine irOu-ship GIeniher
Is diseharging an assorted cargo from Liverpool, which
30 far has come out Ia good order.
The Am schr Ia Gironde at the E-planade opposite the
Custom House, has discharged her cargo Of lumber. and
r. now loading with sugar for San Francisco, for which
port she will sail the latter part Of next week
The Lal1s ROokh IL still discharging at the Old Steam
ship wharf
The Am Blk Moro Castle has hauled 10 the foot Of Fort
ri. where she viii discharge the balance Of her cargo.
The Am ship Gen Butler 81 still at p " 8 s Cos dock
diachargtng coal. which she will have out soon and will
sail for Port Gamble. the latter part Of next week
The Am bktns Discovery IL still in the stream waiting
for cargo she will probably sail some time next week
for San Francisco.
The British bark Zephyrus Is also in the stream; she
has been purchased by The Haw Government, and will be
put under the Haw Tag.
The P VI s 8 ZealAndia viii be due from the Colonies
en- route 20 San Francisco on Monday, r 81
Last Wednesday. the flags Of all the shipping in port.
we're lowe red 10 haif-nast In memory OF the late Captain
Jewott Of the Am bark Moro Castle
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Honolulu. June

HONOLULU. June I'd. 1879.
To The Editor Of The Pacific Commercial AdUertiser:
DEAR SIR This is no time for glittering gen.
e%ralitics. for finely rounded periods. Say nothing
more about trade. allude not to churches or times
OF service therein, speak not of n free library or of
schools, or of masonic temples or of any thing that
constitutes civilization tits vain tits the gri-
mace of IA galvanized corpse, tits a CHASTITY pantO-
mime. Place Il skull and crossbOnes over your
columns and drape them in deepest mourning
6ttest emblem OF Hawaii. Introducing one Poly
nesia woman by the StOrnbird. and permitting a
hundred male MODgolians to land OH these shores
gives the Government The character Of a prOcuress.
Must the genial POlynesian, the impulsive maiden
of Hawaii. fade away before the yellow scourge?
Is there no hand to stay the plague? To-day. if the
King were to say. This thing must cease my
people must not be destroyed. If you come to
Hawaii you must bring your women with you.
otherwise you will not he permitted to land on
these shores - What man or woman, Hawaiian
born or foreign born. but would say. noble King :
and sustain bin TO the uttermost? Truly yours,
OBSERVER.
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PURE : CANDLES.

E4NRESH MADE WHITE PINK ROCK
Candies. Wholesale Price, 80 cents per pouad; Retail
Price. 50 cents p-r pound. For sale st
ny94 I'm HORNS FACTORY, Hotel St
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Ve..eI. for HonoIuIu from Foreign Poi

VesseIs for Honolulu from Foreign POrts.
An bk Garibaidf, Newcastle, y 3 w.
Bril- BIZ Dovenby, glasgow, due July 5-10
Am ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow due Aug 2o-25
An bktne Catherine Sudden, Newcastle. y ; W
Brit bk stormy Petrol. Glasgow due Arg $40
Brit ship Raysnscraig. Liverpool due Aug is
An tpsf schr Eustace, San Francisco, sailed May IL, via kahului
uaw bk Surprise, NeUcastie. ~ ; W, due
HaE bgfae Violet, south Sea Islands, due
Am bk II W Almy, san Francisco, due June IS
Haw stmr Iris, San Fran, for Foster & Co, due June $40
An bktne Amelia, Port Bakeiey
Bde EturZ eaIandia, Sydney, due June Q
An stmr City % New York, san francisco, due June 10
Am bk D Q Marray, San Francisco. due June 5-lO
Am ship Republic, nongknng. due June l0-15
Am ok Amy Turner, New York, (via Boston, loading May 2
Brit bgtne The Charlie. New York, loading May 2
Am sehr Jos WooIIey, Guano Islands, due July Is
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

~ suantto q power Of sale contained in a certain deed Of
mortgage dited the 2Sth day Of April, A. d. 1877, made be-
tween ice Kslspuna, Of the one part, and Thomas Brown, of
the other pat. and recorded in Liber 40, on pages S7s, 379 and
$50. in the Registry office, Honolulu, to secure the payment Of
$3.50 in two years after date thereof, with interest at the rate
OF one per cant. per month until paid. The said Thomas
Brown intends to foreclose said mortgage, and after the time
limited by law, to cause the mortgaged property to be sold by
public auction. in Honolulu, for a breach of the conditions con-
tained in the said deed, said property being described as fol.
lows: All that certain piece and parcel Of land situated in
Honolulu, and being the same described in Royal Patent No.
2693. kulesna No. SO F. l., awarded to Kahinalra, containing
81 100 acre. X. F. B~ICKERToN,
juT At Attorney for Mortgagee,
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LIBRARY AND READING RooM.-We would call the
attention of the members of the above Association to
the fact that the regular monthly business meeting
will be held this Saturday evening, and that mat
tiers of the utmost Importance to the prosperity and
well being of the organization will come up for dis
cussion and action. We take this opportunity of ur-
ging upon those persons who intend giving books to
the Library, the Importance Of doing so as soon as
they can make it convenient. The books now on
hand have been mostly arranged and are now on the
shelves ready for use, and further contributions are
now in order.
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Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that all communications in
tended Tor business with tie ADTEETIsEE PHISTISG
EsrAHL1smuNr. must be addressed % the undersigned
subzrrfberz wkore subscriptions are due for the
ADyEHT1sEE. are respectfully requestsito settle the same
without further notice.
suL-criJerz viii please remember. that when subserip-
tiors arc paid Tor il advance, the price i only FIVE
DoLrArz A YEAR. J.. II. BLACK,
Honolulu. Jan 18th. 1873. PaJliaSeT and Prqpue0r.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial 0Oettlser
SATURDAY. JUNE :

SOME YEARS ago, n company Of japanese aero
bats made tie tour VI the United States, giving
exhibitions Of their skill, and on their way home
visited Honolulu. Among their number was a
youngster who, in performing his tricks, whether
be landed on his feet, his head or his posteriors,
was wont to exclaim. " All right And thus
he got TO be popularity known as - Little An
right" The Little Alright of our Island press
is the editor Of the Gazette. With him every
one that holds a government position or is sup
posed to have money or influence is invariably
all right, and whenever mentioned is subjected
to an unmeasureda amount Of gush and outrageous
fattery. We do not for n moment suppose that
such sycophancy can be agreeable to those to
whom it is addressed, but an apt quotation from
Sterne is irresistibly brought to mind elf
thou be powerful in interest, and standest deifed
by a servile tribe Of dependants,-why shouldest
thou be prOud,-because they are hungry?
ScOurge me such sycophants they have turned
the heads Of thousands as we'll as thine
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EXPORTS.


For San FrancfscO-Per EalakAua. June 2-6369 pkgs
GsfOf3 nsl sugar. If bbls (f512 galsl molassas. GO bales
pulu. 20 eases personal effects. 4 bgs coffee. Value dom
$50. 3O6.43.
For San Frnncisco-Per BOSanza- June 2-3JO2 bags
ft5ssG27 Bsl sugar Value dOm-s21,S57&5-
From LIverpooI-Per Gieniher. June 200 bxs soap.
90 pkgs dry goods. 27 pkgs paints and oils, ll2O bgs rice,
1 ice machine, $50 pkgs liquors. 4 G. apothecaries ware,
3I1 pkgs hollow and hardware. 80 bbl5 cement, - pkgs
machinery, 224 bgs Ealt, 10 bbls whiting. 100 empty Petro-
leum bbIs, 60 prs wheels and axles. 1874 iron rails, Js2
bbIs fishes, 3 set switches. 2 crossings. - hange rails, 2
c. stationery, 1 es ~saddlery, I1f6 rails, 30 binds wire. and
645 pkgs merchandise.
For San Francisco-Per Lady Lampson. June Jd-2sII
pkgs and $40 bags sugar. equalling 1,OtJ.2il hs, and AZ
bags fE1, 100 Bsl rice Value dOm-S64. SS2G6-
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Gait waimea. Hawaii, May 21st, ATHOL X GAY.
second son Of James and Mary Gay. Aged . months and
n days
rsESBEnG-At Lfhue. Kauai. May roth. BETA HELENA
OrrorLIE, beloved daughter Of Otto and Helen Isenberg-
Aged IS months and 10 days
Many q fair flower on earth is scattered,
Many loved ones round Us bloom.
Many a blossom that we've cherished,
Now lies silent In the tOmbs
Whence from out the graves cold portals,
Borne on Angel wings TO heaven,
There forever more TO bloom
JEvErr-In this city. June Sd, at the residence OF u
Atherton. ESQ. Of disease Of the heart. Captain GEORGE
w JEwErr. . native OF Bristol. r I, aged ~ years He
was master Of the bark MORO Castle Of New York
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~ ihanus, IN PROBATE, Island OF Oahu, Hawaiian IsIands ~
In me matter Of the ESTATE OF JAMES THOMPsoN
a. " InnoluI1 deceased. Order appointing time for Pro-
Oaie o. VIII ana directing publication Of notice Of the same.
a document, purporting to be the last will and testamen, :,
JAMES THOMPSON, deceased, having on he 22nd Az ),
May, a. u. 1879, been presented TO said Probate Conr, ~ ~
a petition Tor the probate thereof and for The issuaa,a.
letters Iestamentary 10 DAVID DAYTON, havinc bsen
filed by said David Dayton. "is peen
Its hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY the 4thdsv H.
AD. 1879 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, If said day, at the CoSrt pnan "
o. said Court, at Allolani Hale, in Honolulu. be ana ~
same is hereby appointed the time for proving said viii aunSs
nearing shid Application, when and where any person interestsd
may appear and contest the said will, and the MI
Letters Testamentary. >" granting OF
IL Is further ordered. that notice thereof be given nv ,rtuo.
uaon, or Two successive weeks, in the Pacific Coun-a.nfs,
nuVeIt,ser ana Kuokoa newspapers, printed and published To-
Dated Honolulu, II. T., May %, 1872
LAWRENCE MoCULLY
A"eS' JNn r Justice Of the Supreme Court.
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r The favorite bay gelding " Gonelza, owned
by Mr.. II F.. Poor, and which had been entered
for the Public Purse IN the races on the 18th,
died in his stall on Wednesday morning last, with
every symptom of poisoning. as he was left on
Tuesday night in excellent condition. 1t is diff
cult TO believe that any one would care so much
about losing a race as to deliberately poison a
inc animal like Z" GOnelza.H
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Am bktne Jos Perkins. Johnson.
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Hlw bgrne Storm Bird, Jackson
BriE b. LAlIa Rookh, Heuder
Am bktue Discovery, FULLER
An ship Gen Bufier, Ryder
Am schr La Gironde, Gcnsreaux
An bk MORO Castle
Brit BIZ Zephyrus
Brit ship Gieniffer, Cumming
Am bk Antioch, Weeks. anchored outside.
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COURT oFTHE HAwAIIAN

IaIan1s =
sEs, IrODate; order Of notice of Petition for
AIlowance OF accounts, discharge, and final distribution Of
property. AT Chambers, before Chief Justice Harris
In the matter Of the ESTATE Of HENRY r. POOR. late of
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts OF Alexao
ger .. cartwright, Administrator, with WIN annexed N the
nS'ate OF hehTy Il. Poor, late Of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased
wherein ne asks TO be allowed $6,662 20.lOO, ana cbarges
hlse WIN $I4'lo7 5I-lOO, and asks that the same NAV he
examined ana approved. and that a final order nav he no.ds
u os!IiDptlon OF the property remaining in his hands 70 he
trom IS s nete Entitled, and dischargng him and his suretIes
from 81 further responsibility as such AdminIstrator
1 ordered that MONDAY. the Both day on Jnne A IN
1873, at 10 O'Clock a. m, before the said Justice at arr
"a le court House, In Honolulu, be and the same hereby n
aPpolhteu as the ilme and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, ana mat all persons Interested NAV then ana thera
s aLdesd ana show cause, IL any they have, why the same
Jul NOT De granted, and may present evidence as 10 who
y entitled to the said property. And that this order In ths
Ehghsh language, be published in the Pacific CommercisI
huVertlser, a newspaper printed and published Ia 1onoInir
,r th5ee successive weeks previous to the time therein an,
Dated Honolulu, II. /, May 23rd. A. d. 1879.
CuAS. G. HARRIS
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MIRCUIT COURT. IIrn...-

q THCtFI CUU KIT FUURIH JTTnVrIAp
~ Circuit, Hawaiian Islands, in Probate IslsnS -
ss ha AVIAN Islands In the matter Of the ESTATE ri,
aNN NUNDENBERG, widow, Of Koloa. Kauai da.a.Ass
cation Of notice Of the same. ""eOihs pubh-
A document purpOrting to be the last WIN ~
Oh ANN WUNDENBERG, widow, deceased. hayIne = !
rh Gay o Nay, a. ID. 1879, been presented 10 All Sn me
Court, and . petition for the probate thereof n 60. III PROBATE
anSe 0 Letters Parliamentary to JOHN n. WRic ~ ssu,
holoa, having been filed by the said Wriob, "ni"hI, Of
II IS hereby ordered, that SATURDAY tbe ~,
Ron, a. a. 81 ISts, a ~ O'Clock A. N. Of said day, al he Com,
hereby appointed the time for proving said VIII n a sS sane IL
Testamentary. "e granting OF Letters
IL is further ordered, that notice tberoo. 81.
caiIon, Tor three successive weeks, in The Paciasc e Dy pnbh-
nIFe5'tseI' q newspaper printed and published IN no oniiA
anu u ls further ordered, that citations be issra, ut . uI
IN Io I'm = wnrnesseS TO SAID win, and to the heirs On the ~, .s SUP
III y ne ~ na"anan Islands to appear and contest tho va tsstatflx
said wiz. at the time appointed, "''a' he probate Of
Dated Koloa, II. l., April LIST. 1870
,nv9ta, JACOB HARDY
- circuit Judge Fourth judicial ci,o,,,
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.t9ipoz Justice of the supreme Cont.
htNA. hOsA, Deputy Clerk. unvql ~,


- Islands. In Probate. In the Estate OF WILLIAM
1--we, o Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, intestate. Before Chief
ton. "i"'S
OF William Love, OF Honolulu, Oahu, alleging tbat wilmano
Love, OF Honolulu, Oahu, died intesiate at Honolulu on The
I'm day OF December, A. ID. 1873, and PRAYING thai Iet,ers ~
Administration 20 her, Lettia Love.
y u ordered that MONDAY, the 10th day OF june. A. ID
1913, De, and IS hereby appointed for hearing said petition he.
Lore LOTT ~ sad Justice, in the Court Room OF this Court, at Homo
u1' A. winch time and place all persons concerned NAV apuear
ana show cause, If any they have, why said peuuon sbnrId
nor De granted, and that this order be published In The Eng
m11cial Advertiser newspaper in Honolulu.
DATED Honolulu, Ii. J., May 2sth, 1879.
Attest; Chief Justice NJ ,be $500 g..
ROSA, Deputy Clerk. mysf a,
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To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
What an idiot the Gazette man must be to allude
as he did in such q soothing. fault finding manner TO
the well written. sensible, earnest appeal on the Chi
nese Question which appeared May 31st in the P.
C. a.
1t is evident he does not consider the question in
as serious a light as it merits, and that he fails to
appreciate the efforts of others to stimulate action in
the right direction.
HI grumbles because no method by which the
numerous arrivals Of single chinese men can be les
sened is indicated ; totally ignoring the suggestion
that they be not allowed to come without females.
1.-THE whole community were as obtuse as he seems
to be, I should earnestly entreat you not to cast your
pearls before swine but happily the sensible people
are not all extinct yet. and are in readiness to hear
and appreciate any thing more on this interesting
topic. you may have in store for them. READER.