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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28

The CITY of New Orleans vs.. Peter Green;
same ys. same; same vs.. same; same vs..
same same IS same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish OF Orleans, Nos. 81, 1876, S8,l97 and 38193;
and Fifth District Court tor the parish OF Or
leans Nos 81 and 12T-By virtue Of Ave VIZ Is of
fleri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Third and Fifth District Courts for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled causes, for city
taxes Of 1874 1876 1876 1877 and 1873, will pro-
coed to stl at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Custombouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY.
March "a 1879 at II o'clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property. 70 wit
ACERTAIN tORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the First District of this city in square num-
Der sixty. bounded by Giroi. Tchoupitoulas,
Lafayette and Commerce streets. DESIGNATED az
lots thirty. five and thirfy-six. measuring each
nineteen feet front on Girod street by eighty
five feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms Cash on the spot.
J. R. ALOE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
fa01 % rYon7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28
The City of New orleans VS.. Christop her
C0nnell: same VS.. same.

CIvlI SherlH OF Inc ParIsn OF UTItdns.
fe21 % mh7 IA Fl u
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
CLUE FOR WORKING MEN.

Professor Erastus Everett of Rutgers Female
College this city, ectu?ed before the Lebanon Club
at its rooms at Columbia and Stanton-sts last evening
This club organized IN December last and now num-
bers sxtyiYe members. Ii has for It's object tie inn
provement Of workingmen. 1t is modelled after
similar institutions which have been successful
in London, Liverpool. Edinburgh and Belfast.
The design is TO furnish. men with pleasant
rooms in which 10 pass their leisure hours where they
NAV ndlbOOks, papers and magazines enjoy social inter
course with another and share harmless nmusc
Inents coffeeroom for public patronage Is also
uected with The charg for membership ia 81
admission fee. and 25 cents in monthly dues.
This CLUB pioneer IN its way, and at present exists
only as an experiment II the plan is found 10 work
satisfactorily, scope of usefulness will be considea-
bly enlarged 10 embrace certain cO0p6 rave principles
bv which members may receive pecuHiary benefit The
attention Of several wrll-mOwn residents has already
been directed t. IT, and from II has received sub
stantia AID II the club il sustaniDg, organizations
of like character will be established IN other parts OF the
cilv.
The subject Of Professor Everett's lecture was "A
Sugar Plantation Of the Olden Tine" The speaker
said that although native NewEneander previous 10
war he bad spent several Years in the South Draw
ing entirely upon his experience among the plan
tations OF Louisiana along the banks Of the Mississippi
he described in the Sou IN the days OF slavery
and related many incidents, both humorous and
pathctic pertaining plantation life His address
list ned 10 with undisturbcd attention throughout.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

OTeary returned 10 thc track at 12:Os, haying boon
absent tor H. 22m. His appearance was greeted with
certain amount Of applause, but It lacked
The usual heartIncss His attendants had diff
Guilty IN getting him out, even ater
bts long rest md II not until they
had coniplicd with lis demand for liquor that he
resumed his work. Hartman went of at ll45 p. M
on his return was pan evidence that he has become the
popular favore with the spectators ne does ms WORK
yeII and IL is not necessary TO I'LL him with wine
TO induce hlm to take tie track as in OLearys case
This fact becoming generally known mas gained MN
Of the spectators that he should win the contest
n nreferrnce 10 OTeary. The latter has broken himself
down nv fast living and, nowiths andng mis- own con-
bdcnoo In powers. there are great many -" no uh
y declare that he holds the championship for
the last time. , 800 ,,. a..
RoweI scored his 19oth mile at 1923. and made the
rcons seyen in an average of less tnau 10m 3Os He
went on at 113l and stayed in his house for 12m 30s
Ennis of at 1l49. aud was away ior ha an hOni
He then resumed his walk.
Up to o'clock tins morning since the commence
ment of the contest. kowe ha been on the track 9h
and O'Lcary l0h. 5Sm. l2s.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

between the different companies. The resolution " a
referred TO the Committee on Streets
A resolution offered by Alderman Roberts 10 obta,,
the opinion OF the Corporation Counsel in regard 70 t
authority OF the Board to put the franchise I'D at auo
ton was favored by Alderman Mott, who thon0bt tba,
the proper course TO follow but 1t lost bY reors
the same vote rs the former resolution offered by MI
Roberts
Alderman Hanghton then presented a long preamble
and resolution granting permission 10 the Forysecond
road Gomnanv to itsr or change its ronte hi, halt
never been occupied yet so as 10 run down Seventh
branch through sixteenth-st and down Broadway In
connect with the South and Staten Island ferries For
this privilege will pay cent OF the gross receipts
mittee.
CURIOUS PROPOSAL FROM POLITICIANS.
A communication received from John d. Haskin
in reference a Broadway railway In which he state,
that If such road ia but he thinks IL should be built
by the city the CrotoD Aaueduct built II this ia
done the franchise should be sold auction 70 the
highest responsible bidder II the Board determines to
grant the franchise without selling 1t at public auction
be agrees TO pay the city S1.O0O,OOO gold for (,
within ten days after the legal grant IL made. II these
suggestions and propositions are not approved,
he asks that the crant may DO made to
a company composed OF Robert b. Mooney
Washington Hadley, Jerome Buck. James OBreD,
Theodore y. TOmnson. Robert +. Catherw ood. James
Phclau, George W. Mclean. Henry T. Lynch, Abraham
u. lappan' Robert mcGinncss timothy snta Chaunery
Shafi Thomas McLeOu. ADel Crook, John B. HaskiD,
IL, Francs y. RoGenberg George A. Hasey, IgDatus
Flynn. Wand rbilt Allen, A. I. Ackert Edward j, Cra-
mer, John J. Blair and taer associates. In behalf or
these gentlemen ne states that ney entitled TO con-
sideratOn because 1t was largely through ther enorts
that Mayor CoOper ana the majority Of the present
Boari elected These gentlemen agree 10 promptly
build the road, and Will comply with all tLe conditions
proposed by other companies. and pay INTO tie CITY
Treasury weekly al over 10 cent OF the net prohts
of the road, % cent O net profile This PROPOSE
ton Is signed by john h. Ha-kln, chairman. and he
claims that 10 y made good faith. II was referred 10
the Committee on Railroads.
Tha Board re erred resolution to establish ferry
running rom he foot OF Eghn-st to Long bland Cty
several OF Mayor COoper's NetOes were Oveffuled
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
A SURFACE ROAD IN BROADWAY.

SEVERAL PLANS BEFORE THE ALDERMEN.
NO LACK OF CLAIMANTS FOR THE FRANCHISE
John b. HAsKIN AND HIS ASSOCIATES DEMAND
IT FOR MILLIOE FOR THEIR SERVICES TO
MAYOR COOPER.
The Board of Aldermen occupied large
part of Its session yesterday In discussing the suec
of a surface railway IN Broadway. Alderman ROBERTS
made motion that in case 1t should be hnally deter
mined TO lay railroad tracks Broadway, that no fran
eh be approved BY the board that does not provide
for continuous line from the Battery 20 Central Park
at rate OF fare exceed five cents for tue entire
length Of the road and for sale OF tue franchise al
publc auction to the highest bidder Alderman Rob
erts strongly advocated the adoption OF the resolution
and especially opposed proposition to refer TO the
Committee on Streets nstc al OF the Committee on Rail
roads which ne said owing TO the opposition OF the
attr committee TO giving away valuable city fran
cbises The motion to adopt lost by the following
vote:
A0irmatre-Jacobus Ketnan, Perley, Roberts and
Saucr-5.
Nsoat,re-The President, Carroll, Cavanagh, flnck
Foster George Hal. Robert Hall, Haughton' hyau'
Kenuey Herman Shells. Slevn. stewart and strack-l0
Alderman Saucr then offered "A resolution granting
nermi.son 10 the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Ral
road Compapy TO extend its track down Broadway to
South Ferry so form continuous route between
South Ferry and Central Park entrance at Seventh
aye and Fifty y-nlnths IL provides that cars be run
often as the public convenience may require and only
opa faro be charged. For the franchise theicompany
shall be bound to pay seml-annuay into the City Treas
ury per cent the rocelpts from fares collected
on the extension only. IL further grants the Twenty
third Street Railway Company permission to connect
between Beeckerst and Futoust. and to construct u
single track on Fulton Wiliam-sL, and aso track
on the street north OF the Post Ohoe to connect with
the track ON Parkrow and to construct another track
on Chambers-st between Broadway and Centrest. The
tha Ne and
Road TO connect at Broadway aud FosfeeutD st.. anl
use the track W south Ferry terms " be A2Teed
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
HISTORY OF THE CATTLE DISEASE.
DIR. 4. S. uEATus Address BEFORE THE FARMERS
CLUE.

CLUB.
The Farmers Club met for its regular
weekly meeting II Cooper Institute yesterday. and lis
tened TO paper from its president Dr. A. s. Heath, OIL
pleuro-pneuInonia Dr. Heath has been with General
Patrick and Professor Law for few days. and pre-
snted in his paper the results both Of this intercourse
and OF the best French English aud German authorities
on Tie subject.
This disease, said Dr. Heath, was noticed in Central
Europe probably two hundred years ago But III l7C0
WAS first distnctIyey described by Bourgelat. Ol
France Il appeared in Prussia in 1902 Russia. III
1924; Belgium in 1927 Holland in 1885, Great Britainn
1871 Sweden, in 1s47 Denmark in ls4s; Finland. in
1850; Cape OF Good Hope. n 1854 Brooklyn. In 1913
NewJersey in 1S47 again in Brooklyn i'll 1850; Bos
ton, ID 1859 in Australia. IN 1853 IN New South Wales,
in $50 and IN Ncwzeaand in 1864. II has existed in
New-Jersoy and Long Island ever since. PleurO-pneu-
mona not attack the same animal twice. When 1t
assumes typhodal form 1t is most fatal The
cause not yet definitely known, but it is known that
filthy, damp dark badly ventilated stables. together
with poor or bad food without q change Of Diet, may
cause disease similar TO IT, to all nents and purposes,
though possibly not contagious The symptoms OF the
disease rise in the temperature OF the animal often
of appetite. followed by dry cough which becomes
painful The physical OF infam nation of the
substance OF the huIuan lungs and peura occur IN the
diseased animal. Many cattle die in TINS stage. All au-
sSees a. the disease advanSes tie animals he down.
not their sides but on tncir breasts aud rest their
apy animals doing unless afflicted with tins disease.
slaughterinc, continued the speaker. is now recon-
mended by European authorities, and the commission
ers now al WORK here kill all badly diseased cattle and
bury them. Al Bssyille sauahlerng the we'll animas
is believed to he the wisest measure The air
cells o a lung long diseased are Obierated with cOagu
d ympn deposits of HbFine, guing the peuTa
70 the saldined lunC, which becomes enlarged ana
go id, and mnaturaily heavy, sinking IN wafer. The
butchers have that the diseased peura when
moved fIOm the chest leaves the carcass apparently
healthy. But the flesh is dark and harsb," the fat
yellow, and there is a DIoodless appearance of the
meat
Dr. ]. Hail Platt, a veterinary surgeon, explained
from yo specueHs the difference bet healthy and
diseased lung. Both specimens he obtained yesterday
morning from "a ueIghDOTing market Mr Crane, or
Union r. J also spoke about the InpOs-Ibility Of
forcing tie law in his state in regard 10 cattle afflicted
will n UueumOuia.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
ROWELL STILL AT THE FRONT

GROWING INTEREST IN THE GREAT WALK.
,ur DOORS OF THE GARDEN BELEAGUERED WITH
rxcITEp CRowps-BULLETINs or THE SCORE
EXHIBITED AT HOTELS, NEWSPAPER orficfs
AND sToREs-THE ENGIIsHMAN LEADING, FOL
LOWED BY uARmMAN-o'LEARY BRINGING UP
THE REAR.
Public interest in the six days walking match AT
Glmore's Garden seems TO be increasing rapidly ).
and the audiences are of much better char
acter than on the first day. The walk
has become the talk of the town, ana
bulletins of the score are displayed IN
many places and attract eager crowds. The four
pedcstra preserved nearly the same positions as
on Monday. Rowell led throughout the second
twenty-four hours, closely followed by Hartmann
Ennis was thiId and OLeary brought up the rear
The champion took frequent rests, walked poorly
and was declared to be intoxicated.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
EMBARRASSED IN BUSINESS.

Rodgers g. Orr Brothers, extensive retail
dry-goods dealers IN Eghth-aye, between Nineteenth
ard TwcutietD-ss.. whose store vas partially burned
last November have been placed IN the hands OF "a re
celver VIM II. Owens, appointed by Judge McAdam, of
the Marine Court, the application OF Thomas Nil
Judgment creditor for S5021. Creditors nave already
entered Judgments against the firm for over $4,000
Mr. g. Christie. dealer i'm boots and shoes, at No 49O
Tenth-ave.. made assignment without preference
YES erday 10 Pierre C. Ia man.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE r,DEwArER PIPE COMPANY.

WuLIAMsPoRT, Penn, March l1.-The Tide
v,e, PINE Company which now laying pipe from the
Rc.dford OH regions to this place. applied Tor prei'm
iuary Injunction to restrain the Emira aud "ianpCr'
ps,roao from interfering with the laying oi PIPE ~ '
he'd of stream running under bridge OF thr i5s
Da,y pou u The Injunction was granted today luo
nIp had already beea laid. but was torn Out % 'e i"
II.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
CASES IN BIIssvILLE AND JERSEY CITY.

Three diseased cows were killed at the
Bhssve stables yesterday. In the afternoon the own
ers of the there gave bonds to maintain the
quarantine at their expense until otherwise or
dercd The deputy-sherifs, VINO have been in charge
for nearly a month past, discharged, and the
saules left in charge Of the owners of the cattle
Health Inspector Crcnin yesterday Inspected num-
Der of cow stables in jersey City and found twentyix
cows in the first stages of pleuIOpneuDOnia. The
siables were generally IN a very bad condition.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
MASKED BURGLAR CONVICTED.

The jury in the case of James Larkins, on
trial at Long Island City, yesterday declared the
prisoner guty, aud he sentenced to ten years in
state Prison. Larkins indicted jointly with Thomas
MeGurk who was convicted Friday Of completely in
a masked burglary committed at jamaica, January l,
1879. McGurk received fifteen years in tie State
prfsoD
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
WHEAT WEAK IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE wheat marAe'
So. greatly d,morallzcd, prices to-day having ue
oned two cents with a weak feeling aud pressure :"
the O'Clock close. The reaction Is cpl,1y ,Ss- Ua
sunni So,, ~ nf Numerous rumors regarding he,heS n'''
meuls
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
HOURs WITH THE POETS.

The first of Mrs. J. Kennedy Smyth's series
Of Hours with Poets" Will he given tomorrow after
noon at the small ha Of the Christian Association build
ing The subject for ths week is Thomas Moore The high
favor with winch Mrs Smy ms excellent Lectures and
readings were received last VIII doubt be
canned ~ this second series also.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE LATE ELIJAH FORD.

BUFFALO, March 11.-Members of the Bar
held meetn. this morning and adopted resolutions
the death of Hon. Elijah Ford. The funeral took
place tuis afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
The class In geography was on G

nc CIHNS I'll EtUPIdVHy WdH UI tAHIUIIIUH,
when the question came, Who discovered The Sand
wich Islands a. Every hand instantly raised, i0l-
lowed by q chorus OF Joseph COOk"-lBOstoH Tfan-
script
First Swell-"LOO here, Fred, yOu should've
wear so many big diamonds. It's aWfully bad form"
second Swell" Bless your soul. dear boy. they ain't
reai."-lEuuuy FOLKS.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE CASE OF ROYAL b. CONANT POSTPONED.
BosToN. March 11.-ln the United States

Circuit Court to-day In the Gaze OF Royal H. C0nant the
alleged defau ting cashier OF the Eliot National Bank
continuance was granted until April account OF the
illuess of Mr.. ConAnt's counsel
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

THE TRIBUNE has received 81 for Calvin
from h.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

ness at the stomach on the previous day. and he was
no means well yesterday, but he was better " Had
Ennis n stomach like Rowell," remarked Mr. AtRihson
"ne would certainly win the contest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-09-20

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA WAIIAN
- ISLANDS, in Probate. In the matter of The ESTATE
OF ROsALIE COFFIN GILLILAND, late Of Honolulu, de-
ceased, at Chambers, before Mr.. Justice A. F. Judd.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts OF
EMANUEL s. CUNHA, Administrator OF the Estate Of Rosalie
Coffin Gnhland, late of Honolulu, deceased, wherein he asks
to be allowed $2314 As, and charges himself with ~S2so4.5l, and
asks that the same may be examined and approved, and that a
final order may be made Of distribution of the property re-
naming in his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled, and dis
charging him and his sureties from all further responsibility as
such Administrator.
1t is ordered, that TUESDAY, the It'll day of October, A. D.
1879, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. before the said Justice, at Chambers,
in the Court House, at Honolulu, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, and that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be granted, and may present evidence as 10 who are enti-
tied to the said property.
And that this order, in the English and Hawaiian languages,
be published in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and kuokOa
newspapers printed and published in Honolulu, for three sue
cessive weeks previous to the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, H. L, this Sd day of Sept, A. d. 1879.
A. RANCIS JUDD,
Attest: Justice of the Supreme Court.
A ROSA Denntv Clerk se6 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-09-20
Interior Office, April 80, 1879.


HU- r Love 4 Bros Nunanu street Honolulu
3 z z pee S = CEa%diT, I. /"
\ z M /; s Bros; cor !. Fort 8 : King SITS
! Fook Chung, Hotel street
F c Achong, cor Nuuanu & King "
Loo SgaWE s CO, WaiSnae,
10 G. Mclean. Nuuanu st
Il Aswan,
l6 Wun ong, cor King < PunchbOwl st Homo
Il F G Achong' Nuqanu street Honolulu
II Max Eekart, Fort
Is Henry Bird. cor punehbowl & Beretania st
10 T Asee. Nuuan1 street.
q Al zp w 6a Tai Z do auu,nu II
% All Fan. Puheemiki, Koolauloa
MAUI 9 Chun Kau, Haiku, Hamakualoa
10 A S Cleghorn X Co, wailuku
10 A s Cleghorn 4 Co, Waihee
Is Man Chuck K Goo Gin, Haiku. HamakualOa
HAWAII 2 G Y Aiona & Co, Honokaa, Hamakua
% spreekles & Spencer, Hakalau Plant, Hilo
2s A S Cleghorn X Co, Hilo
KAUAI A c Con Chez < Co, Kapaa
20 P S Handchett, Waimea
WHOLESALE.
25 Wing wo Tai & Co, Nuuanu st Honolulu
RETAIL SPIRIT.
"a G w Houghtailing, Hotel st Honolulu
DISTILLING.
Z J McColgan & Co, Kamalo, Molokai
BANKING.
90 Bishop K Co. cor Kaahumanu & Merchant st
Honolulu
E C McCandless, Nuuanu st Honolulu
2 Cheone Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii
z Kun Sal 4 Anum, Nuuanu st Honolulu
Z H Alana & Apo, Kaiepihi, n Kohala
Q G C Akina, Multi,
Q Ahoa,
9 Jas Richardson,
10 All Tiona, Kaiopihi,
IL All Nee, Honomakau,
IL Aki,
IL Wong Hoo, Hilo
ID Ahsen, Kapaau,
IA Ann & Co, Hotel st Honolulu
Is Tong Wo. Nuuanu st "
16 Amina, Makapala,
Is Avail, Lahaina, Maui
% AVA * Along, Waiohinu, Kau
% Aliona & Co, " a"
BUTCHER.
1 G. Nj Lake, Kaiopihi, n Kohala
10 Jno Kaalepo, Lahaina
II o G. Clifford, Queen st Honolulu
% w McCandles, Fish Market
2S W 7 Martin, Waiohinu, Kau
L Jno n Wright, KoIoa, Kauai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-09-20

SUPR COURI OF THE HA w Allan
- Islands, in Probate. Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, SIS.
In the matter of the WILL OF WILLIAM j. RAW
LINS, deceased. Order appointing time for probate of Will
and directing publication Of notice OF the same
A Document purporting TO be the last will and testament
of WILLIAM j. RAwLINS, deceased, having on the 4th
day Of September. A. ID. 1879, been presented to said Probate
Court, and a petition for the probate thereof, and for The
issuance of Letters Testameniary to Alexander Macintosh
and w. B. Barnes, having been filed by them.
1t is hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the gath day OF
Sept, A. d. 1879, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court, at Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu, be,
and the same is hereby appointed the time for proving said
will and hearing said application, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said will, and the
granting OF Letters Testamentary.
1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publ
cation, for three successive weeks, in the English and Hawai-
ian languages, in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and
Kuokoa newspapers printed and published in Honolulu.
And il is further ordered, that citations be issued TO the
subscribing witnesses to said viii, and TO the heirs of the test
aior, to appear and contest the probate Of said win, at the
time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, H. L, Sept. 4th, A, D. 1879.
For LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
By A. FRANCES JUDD,
Attest: Justice of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. SEQ st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-09-20
F~ORGETFULNESS of PEOPLE

Ell Us SEE w 1T To:
IL The Rev. DIR. Hale was said TO represent this class OF
persons 70 n charm. tie once went 70 the post Ohce for his
letters; the Postmaster asked him his name. After a few
Moments hesitation he said, - truly, l have forgot" DC his
way home % ask his wife, he met a friend who extended his
hand. saying. Good morning DIR. Hale" "Ah! yes, that's
IT," said ne, aud retrAced his steps for his letters
You may see many in Honolulu equally forgetful. For in
stance, sc that man on the street trying TO smoke his cigar
Puff. pun. puh. bat its no go; Il has lost its heat. Cast your
eye around and observe that other gentleman-ehest thrown
forward. head back, hat on three hairs, and his every move
ment indicates n feeling Of superiority. His foIgetful friend
says, - Where did you get that cigar?"
!" Where else but AZ VI NT'S!:
"I have just passed, but forgot 10 get some" and he imme-
dialeIy retraees his steps to Merchants. where is TO be found
the Choicest Cigars. Pure Spanish. Best Brands, New
York Club House. and the other fancy Brands Of California.
An entire new lot Of Manlias kept in the finest Tea To-
bscco-Suokinga and Chewing, fresh from the manufacturer
also on hand and constantly manufacturing Old Virginia and
justly Celebrated MedicnIed. Pipes Of choice kinds
Meerschaum, Wood and Clay. Cigar and Cigarette Holders.
Cutlery at half price.
Now for an entirely new thing in Honolulu Patent Sill
yer Pocket Tobacco Boxes. warranted to give nice favor to
poor tobacco. Silver Match Boxes. 30 bright that they will
light a cigar by the mere touch. Canes Of all sorts and
sizes, from a nice switch TO a large club The finest goods in
the city. send along your orders TO
M A r H A n IT'S.
East side Of Fort street, just above Dilingham's, for anything
or everything. &. %. ID. TO any part Of the Kingdom.
lau3O Im1