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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-12-20

RETAIL.
AHU-2 2 Wong Kwong Kit, Fort st. Honolulu
4 Len Fook Kee, Nuuanu st,
4 MelIis & Fishel, Fort st,
8 Aiama, Beretania st,
6 Ahsam, Kaneohe, koolaupoko,
Z Amsna, School st,
10 Hong Chong, King st,
II r McKibbin, Queen st,
l6 W Powell, Beretania st,
16 Ayau, Waialua,
81 Sam Toi, Maunakea, st,
% Ho Sau, King st
MAUI Alama, Waihee,
- 8 J J Halstead, Ulupalakua,
Is Chong Along, Lahaina,
20 Ano, Makawao,
20 Chock See x Co, Makawao,
% Tam Ko, Wailuku,
HAWAII Goo Kim & Co, Kapaau KOhala,
3 W c Borden, Hilo,
II C Y Aiona, Waipio Hamakua,
Is Akau, hailua Kona Akau,
V~ICTUALLING.
G Ahsam, Kaneohe Koolaupoko Oahu,
& Chung Faa, Heeia
10 Atai, Waikiki, Maui,
u Kun Vim, Waialua Oahu,
BUTCHER.
2G ] d sylvia, Lahaina Maui,
30 kaaikawaha-iki, Waialua Oahu,
CAKE PEDDLING.
Lo Kan, Anahola Kauai,
FIRE ARMS.
"a Jas Torbert, Kona,
PEDDLING.
80 " NJ Gibson. Lanai,
UCTION.
II L Severance, Hawaii. n29
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FOR SALE

- FOR SALE!
THAT VERY RESIDENCE
II on Judd Street, adjoining the spacious premises now in
course e erection by the Hon. 5. G.. Wilder. The lot contains
about one acre, with a large frontage on Judd Street, and rs
veil planted with Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees. SEA
VIEW, UNSURPASSED Government Water is about 10 be
laid on There is on the lot a Dwelling House, containing Sit
ting Room, Diuing-Toom and four Bedrooms; a two-stOry
Kitchen, with servants rooms above; Bath House, Carriage
House and other 0ut-houses. Also, a Stream OF Water run
ming through the lot. Title psrect.-H not disposed of by
November next, IL will be offered at public auction For par
teuars, apply.to CECIL BROWN,
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z. p. ADAMS. AueI'r.


uyHE UNDERsIGNED WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts contracted In his name without
his written order WI. u. COkNN Eli
WsIkapu, Mani, Nov. %, 1879. dc a
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SANITARY PRoHERTIEs OF EUcALYPTUs.-At a re-
cent Social Science Convention held in Manchester.
England, a paper was read on T" the EUCALYPTUS and
the Pine, Considered in Relation to their Sanitary
Properties" While the atmosphere of pine woods
was known to be of great benefit to persons suffering
from pulmonary and other affections, eucalyptus for
ests were not generally credited with the same power.
1t was rather supposed that the eucalyptus exercised
tho special effect of destroying the virus of malaria
fever, if not that of other infections disease ; but the
latter property was not supposed to be shared by the
pine tree. He and others had satisfied themselves
that these trees did exert very great sanitary effects,
and particular in connection with disease of the
malaria fever type. 1t had been abundantly proved
that malaria could be entirely stamped out even in
the worst districts by planting the eucalyptus in
proper numbers.
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I BUILDING Lots FOR SALE.-W4 note that Gov
/ernment will offer at public anctiun to-day no less
than ~forty-six gacInt building lots on Kulaokahua
plains. at upset llices varying from 500 TO $500
These lots are all ellgihly situated. in II healthy
position, with deep soil. and water facilities from
Government pipes and il Is therefore to be rx-
pected that there viii be no lack of bidders. But
while on general grounds the policy of selling the
Government lots Ia those who will improve them
is IA good one. we beg to suggest that it will be
equally good policy to reserve some portion of the
plains for a public square, a sort of breathing
place. as it were. To be sure, there is Thomas
Square, a comparatively small enclosure. now
grown up with algerOba trees but what is needed
is a roomy ground. set apart for public uses, and
large enough for a game of baseball or cricket, or
in which to encamp aud dill a company of SOL
diers. Now is the time to make such a reservation
for the benefit OF the city in future years, when it
shall have grown ont To Waikiki.
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NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
IL Supreme Court Admini-tratrx, with the Will annexed,
% Geo Henry Bush. late o. Honolulu, deceased l hereby no.
tiy all creditors Of the said deceased 10 present their claims
10 me within SIX months from this day, or they will be barred.
Dec 9Th, 1879. (6 AZ HENRIETTA K. BUSH
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EMIGRATION FROM MADEIRA.-The following is a
telegram from New York, under date OF Nov. rs:
A Correspondent of the Florence Gazetta d'Itali0,
writing from Funchal, Madeira, notices the re-
markable emigration now going out from that
island. A few years ago a small number of natives
made their way to the Sandwich Islands. and were
delighted to lind the climate and scenery very
similar to what they had left in their old homes.
Their letters induced others to follow, until at last
the movement has reached considerable proper
tons. The causes OF emigration are, on one hand,
the increasing poverty among the inhabitants of
Madeira. growing out OF repeated failures of the
wine crops. and. on the other. the fertile soil of the
Hawaiian archipelago, the abundance of room for
new settlers. and the encouragement held out to
immigrants by the Government, which is anxious
to check a steady decrease in population by bring
ing in a new element of an industrious and fruitful
people.
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AMUsENENTs-The Theatre was re-opened for
one night, last week. Saturday the 18th inst. by
Adler and Duray's Variety Company. The per-
formances consisted OF acrobatic, gymnastic. calls
thenic. grotesque. statuesque and prestidigitatory
exercises and was creditable alike tn managers
and performers. Duray's performance on the
either, was encored. and the loquacious Adler used
tongue and fingers to good advantage. Christmas
night, Thursday. the boards will be occupied by
the LdcEdl1dnn0 Minstrel and Variety Troupe.
and the boys in blue will undoubtedly perform to
a houseful of " sisters. cousins and aunts, eager
to witness Samoa ~ fun.
Prot. Wells the RrOstatician. RECALLED a select
(being celestiaD audience at the Chinese Theatre,
on the evening OF the 18th inst. with an account
of his travels in the air. and also with experiments
in electro magnetism and biology. The arostatic-
al efrervescence although somewhat elongated and
egotistical. eficaciously efiused an efnlgence eyre
giOusly elemental The Professor intends to make
a balloon ascension at some distant date.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE OF

A BOUT 1900 SHEEP - 1000 COATS,
~ now running on kaupulehu. North Kona, Hawaii
n29lt Apply % %. y GREEN Eli. kOna, Hawaii.
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SCHOOL NOTICE /!

ANISS SCHOOL WILL REOPEN
January 9Th. when she will have room for a few more
upils = of Alakea and Beretania Streets. d20 3*
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RUMoRs OF WAR.-The rumors of an impending
outbreak between China and Japan continue. News
at San Francisco Nov. 81 by steamer is to the effect
that both countries are well prepared for war. They
only want, on each side, a master mind fit to organ
asserted that China and Russia have made a compact
with each other, iu special view of war with japan at
an early date.
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Licenses Expiring in December, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sherifs and Deputy Sheriffs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
AMI G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
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Sale of Government Lots.

On Saturday, December goth, at IL O'Clock noon. at the
front entrance of Aliiolani Hale, will be sold at public
auction. the following Building Lots on Kulaokahua
Plains
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ROYAL ARcH.-At the regular meeting of Homo

buln Royal Arch Chapter No. /, held on Thursday
fevening, Dec. 18th. the following Companions
were elected To- hold Office for the ensuing year {:
High Priest. Companion Jas. S. Lemon; King.
Companion G.. Vest; Scribe. Companion J. NJ.
Dat. Jr; Captain OF Host. Companion VIM. B.
Wright; Principal Sojourner. Companion B. Whit
ney; R. A. Captain. Companion W. c. Parke; Mas
ter of 3rd Veil. Companion D. Dayton; Master of
I'd Veil. Companion A. n. TrIpp; Master of Is.
Veil. Companion h. R. H~ollister; Treasurer. Com.
panion Jno. s. Walker; Secretary, Companion /.
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D.-The whaling bark Helen

WHALFN -hDaNDONED-IH "uaTIug UaTh HeteW
Mar. Captain Barclay, eleven days from Fox
Islands. arrived at San francisco, Nov. &c. bring
ing the crew Of the whaling bark .Mercury, which
was abandoned in the ice October 24th, in latitude
II degrees 10 minutes north, longitude liz west,
Immediately north OF Harold Shoals. The entire
crew OF the Mercury were transferred to the Helen
Mar, and worked their way out of the ice, the sea
being completely frozen over. The cargo of the
Mercury consisted of 1000 barrels of oil. 5000
pounds of bone aud 1000 pounds of ivory. In
view of the tact that Jednnette. when last heard
from. was in this vicinity. there is some apprehen-
sion that she may be in trouble. The Mercury and
Mar We're bat halfa mile apart when the ice closed
in on the former.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

BEroRk THE REPUBLICAN reaches our
readers to-day the Forty Fifth Congress
will have closed, and the event will be
hailed with more pleasure il it had
brought better assurance that We should
not see the first day of the Forty-sixth
Congress until next December. 1t will
not 60 into History ar u Congress alto
gether lovely, unless its panegyric
shall be- written hy some such persons
a. those who prepare -uiogi.s on de-
ceased Senators and Representatives,
all of whom, no matter what they were
in life, are transformed, according to
those posthumou- works, into paragOns
as citizens and statesmen AS soon az
they are dead. Precisely what its cpl
taph should he will not te known for a
day or two yet. We only know that it
has attaiued TO :" had emineuce," "
and can only hope its work or failure
to work may no. turn out wors. than
anything We know.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Cana Hay lmpRUyeu enss.

The great fire At Cape May last fall
which swept Of halt the city and near.
ly all the Leading hotels, has necessi'
tatsd the erection Of new buildings for
the accommodation OF summer visitors.
The work Of rebuilding has already
commenced throughout the burnt dis
trict. The foundations Of the new Con-
gress Hall Hotel are laid. The new
structure Is to be built Of brick, and is
TO contain 200 rooms or about half the
capacity Of the former building. II
will be fifty feet nearer u the beach
than the old hall, be four stories high,
the upper one mansard. 1t extends loo
feet east and west and 200 feet north
and south-ths west wing will be much
nearer to tn. sea than formerly. The
Centre Houos will not be rebuilt, but the
cottage adjoining it will be. The Stock.
ton Hotel is to have considerable ad.
dition. The OCEAN House, where the
fire broke out, will not bs r-bnilt. New
boarding houses and cottages are going
up all over the burnt district, 50 that
when the season commences Cape May
will BIZ able to accommodate nearly or
quite as many visitors as heretofore.
The West Jersey railroad will extend
their track to Sea Grove, which by the
way has become an important point.
Mr.. Nash, Of Philadelphia, formerly Of
the Arctic House, will have the Rxcur-
sion House this summer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

Brcxs County, Pennsylvania, had a
Repu blicsn election last fall .l-cting
nearly all the Republican candidates
to tn. county offices, and equally divid
ing the representatives.. For the Pro
thonotary the vote was a tie, zach can.
didate receiving 1910 voter. As neither
could bs declared elected, the Governor
took tn. matter in hand ami, with tn.
concurrence Of the Senate Mr.. Thomas
Folwsll, the Republican candidate. was
commissioned to lake the office. To
this the Democrat, incumbent who had
held it since 1875, demurred and
claiming that aa he was commissioned
to serve until his successor was elected
there was no vacancy in the Office. OF
course Powell was not going to let the
matter rest here and applied to the
courts, and Judge Watson, one of the
staunchest Republican Judges in the
State, took the old Prothonotary' view
and dismissed Folwe!ps application. 1t
is said that the Supreme Court is to set
tie the question, but We cannot see how
Judge Watsous views ar. 10 he honest
ly overcome, and il looks now very
much as if Bucks county would still
have to get along three years more with
her old Democratic ProthonOtary,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Iron Bridges Proposed

The propri-ty and expedi.ncy Of
building iron bridges across the Chris
tiana at Market street and also at Third
street, is being discussed by the indi-
vidusl members Of the Levy Court and
no doubt will h. more fully discussed
in the sessions OF the court when il
meets tomorrow. The inference il that
the bridges wer. to be built out Of the
500, 600 allowed to be raised by a
special act Of the Legislature. II the
Levy Court in addition to building the
new court house in Wilmington, de.
eide on building these two iron bridges
also, lively times may b- expect ed
amongst the Wilmington mechanics and
laborrrs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

THH ''Gazette" referring 10 the Re-
publcans growing over President
Hayes veto OF the Ant.Chines- bill,
says they don't have many victories to
crow over in Delaware, and 40 it wiz hes
them joy for a brief period. That is
so, friend "Gaz4ttr. - the tSfranChs.
Ing law did the work, but al thu same
time it as,,chrated the State out Of thou
sands of dollars in taxes, and made one
half III" collector OF the State deftul-
ter. There is day Of reckoning conf
ing AMI no: far distant when the
the Democratic party will be called up-
on to give an account Of their steward
snip in Delaware. Making no allow
ancp for errors. there are $50, 600 Of last
years taxes withheld by the collectors
of New CAST" County from tn" County
Treasurer. The people wan; :" know
where it is.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Whs Are the Dessslssrss :


Now that the Levy Court has again
met and is likely to b in session all
through the month of March, and per-
hsps far into April, it would be good
time to make . frank and full state
msnt of ths amount of county taxes
that have been collected in 1877 and
paid into the County Treasurer, and
also how much Of the taxes for 1878
have been collected and paid over, and
how much yet remains to be paid. This
We think Is requisite to satisfy the pub
lie that the people may know what be,
comes Of their money. II the taxes
have been honestly collected and paid
over to the County Treasurer, there can
b. no reason for any collector objecting
to q full statement being made, but II
on the other hand the Levy Court re-
fuse to give this information, it will 10
accepted by the public az evidence
that there is something back which
will not bear to he brought to the
light. II is no secret that more than
half the collectors Of New Castl. Coun-
ty are charged with being default-rs in
not paying over to the County Treasur-
Or the taxes which they had collected.
We frankly say that W. do not believe
that either Of the collectors Of this city
bslong to this catalogue Of d-faulting
collectors. Whatever may have been
the objections to Mr.. Given, no on. can
truthfully charge him with using the
funds, of the county for his own use
and w believe the same may be said of
Mr.. Carpenter. We are reminded that
with one exception outside of Whining
ton, oil the old collectors have been re-
tanned in their Offices for 1879, tor the
simple reason that they we're 81 far be-
hind with the taxes Of 1875 and roru. OF
them even for 1877, that they could
not be removed and others appointed
in their placr- without leading to ugly
disclosures 1t is currently reported
that tn. taxes o! 1878 were taken to
make up what the collectors were be-
hind in 1877, and now they are 70 far
behind that the taxss of 1879 will have
to be taken to pay of the ds6ci-nci-s Of
1878. II this il the case, il IL high time
the Levy Court would max. s,at--
ment and let the responsibility fall
whsre it will. A failure Of the Levy
Court to make such a statement will
surely b- interpreted by the people as
An admission that there is something
hid that dare not h- revealed
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
To He II D ng.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1900 pairs oi win.
dow shsd-r. all from the reliable
Wall Paper House of J. X. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt il selling l5c.
paper for l21c., l2tc. for lOc.: lnc for
&c., and Sc. for &c. pei place. These
goods are OF the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell You enough paper and border
to paper rcom II #. by u #. for the
small sum OF IS cents. so, You s--, pa
pering ia cheaper than it-washrg.
The spring designs are stylish and
bsautiiul. Good oil shading lsc. per
yard. Window shades and fixtures,
hung complete, sl.75 per pair. G,l,
papers and Dado work 80 per cent low
er than ever. Give us call and b.
convinced that the above is no hum.
bugging advertisement, bu: tactr. l"HN
Z. HoLr. 223 Market street. (
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Vanderbilt Scts $4,000
Year.

A special despatch from Ne" York
March 2.
The counsel for william Il. Wander
bill, yesterday made al aft tavit ina:
the sum left Cornelius, out OF which he
receives his $4,000 PER year, had
been deposited il the Treasury at
Washington, and that I"oript- >hos"d
that Corneliu, is regularly paid. The
Surrogat. remarked that uo douh, tb"
entire matter would be ad ju,t"n
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
A Remark able Murder and Rob
berry,

At Chicago, on Saturday night, three
masked men entered grocery store,
whose only occupants were a clerk and
two customers-th. latter father and
son--and demanded money. They were
ordered to leave, but on force being
used to eject them, one Of the robbers
shot the father (Mr. Fred. Bsno) in the
breast, wounding him fatally, and so
scared the son that he took to his heels.
The thieves then calmly helped them
selves TO the contents Of the cash drawe er
(about 500 and retired in good order.
They were so carefully Disguised that
it will hardly be possible to apprrhend
them now.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
rux ON P,oxxxs Moral sussiou Re-.

TINS OLD PIoHKKR Moral Suasion Re-
form Assoeistioa seems 10 have bssn in
fused with new life and ffssh energy
After having passed ths 6sFy ordeal Of
the past wesk or two. This vacant Of
Aces hav. besn hllsd and 80 great is the
desire to obtain tickets for next Friday
nights entertainment that th. Associa-
tion instructed the committee having II
in charge to procure the nsw lecture
room of the Odd Pellows' Hall, where
IL will be held. 7sss'r
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Killed with q Glass Pitcher.

A dispatch from Philadelphia March
. says:
This morning, John Baptist- Mazzan-
ia, an Italian, was struck on the head
with large glass pitcher. by Antonia
Riggie, also an Italian, fracturing his
skull, from the effects Of whicn lie will
die. The affair occurred on the step Of
a barber shop in Kain's Court, and was
caused, it ID thought, by tantallzing
remark Of Mazzanta's. The parties
We're Away. on good term.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Read This

1ns is to notify the pnljir that hos
in d Bro. 30 W. md stree III" wall
decorators will sell wal! pYp-r lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city. l"t their prices
br wbst they may. kosiu 4 Bro. har
splendid assortment Of all tie latest
patterns, -"erything guaranteed salts
factory and e4timat-s given rhserfnlly.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Welsh

A assdatch from Washington says:
The gossips here have it to-day that
Secretary Evarts will b- nominated
Minister to London in place Of Mr..
Welsh, who, they say, wants to come
home. 1t is said ttat Mr.. Evarts has
become weary Of the monotony Of the
State Department, and that he prefers
two years in London. This report, is
however, a mere rumor, on which not
much dependence should be placed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
D0N'f Head THIS.

john K. Holt, 223 Market street, will
sell paper from onr cent per piece to
six dollars per piece, and hang it not
only lower than any paper firm IN Wil
bat lover than any firm in
the United States Of America. Esti-
mates given with pleasure. JOHN Il.
HHT.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Aav>st1sAug Rsses.

The rates Of this paper are cents
pr line for the flrst insertion Of all ad-
vsgtissments, and three cents for al
subsequent insertions. Two third
rates for every other day. Yearly rates
sG special prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

DEAD TiIlS.--Now Il the time " try your
IN jurk, ~ have II Inrye amount oI goods
that inlwt be "isPGsed Oi. About " 90 worth
OF useful goods 10 be given away in presents
u those who visit tnadwick'a delaware
Museum, 20T W. fuurth ftroet. For the last
time IN Delaware, the Mu-cun win reopen to
the public Vu Saturday. February Is, 1879,
from "a. III, until II f., uI., daily. Hih new
curiOstier from all parts Of The world, l.r a
few days only, then the Museum will he
shippeh 10 Atlantic city, per-cns purchas.
ing n ticket 70 the Museum, whicn IL only Ii
cents, will receive m ,nveiop from n box stat
Ing the present they are to receive varying
IRON ten cents 10 5 dollars Remember this
IL no sell or humbug. Everythins will be
done az represented. The M,lseuIn alone Is
worth rs cents admittance. Music will be In
attendance, VIM. ii. CHADWlCK,
iehlst Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

WE ACCEPT THE explanation o' the
"Gazette" III the kindest humor abOu!
"nexspaper slips" and being square
we will play quits" Let us have
peace and no more "in.erfrrence.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

SENtroN, Patterson, Conover, Don
Cameron and Matthews, Republicans,
all voted 4ganst taking up the Butler
Corb!n election contest for considera
ton N the Senate, since which time
not q word Das been spoken in the
''Gazette' and Every Evening"
against those Senators. The columns
OF those papers formerly termed with
the vilest vituperat.on and abuse Of
those Senators but their favor for the
Hamburg negro butcher has redeemed
them in the sight Of those papers and
hereafter they a." u ns- reckoned
amongs' the pur1s. and aMrst states
men,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
TUESDAY, MARCH 4. 1879.

TAe 1EPUBlLCAN hes the largest
sasealatien ~ any paper ID Della
ware. AAveStisers sAks . aeass -
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

THE "PIEAponE" fever was chilled
last night, and toou-'. b. may be popu.
iar elsewhere, II h.. played OUT in
Wilmingtcu.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
PAINTS. OILS. &c.
yANf.S BRADFORD,

YANf.S ERADFDRU,
MAGUgACT GIEE or
PURE NDI,JRS. WHITE LEAD. ZINNs
PAINTS POGO BROWN AND PUTTY.
nRHUFORD'S
Hb6DI EIXED COITAHE ttIOH''
OiGS. NARKlSH AND TIrRFENTlhh,
WlAiFW 4lIASS, EN-, biN',
NOS. q AvDs r.. THIRD SFEEEF
WILMING1DN. DEL
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
VhMks '3EO.

ghMEa. TRO..
lupoTyniF and dealers 10
uARU| AEk AN d CO LEk
PARTS al. GLASS AMI tEMEt
No. .I.4 MARKET STREET,
WrLx1raTor. DRLAN AI'R.