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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-04-05

AZ SOMETHING NEW ITO PLANTERS, PLANTA-
ton Agents. Graziers, etc, who are in need of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingham; & Co.'S store, Fort
strnnt feb j
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MAsoNtc-The regular monthly meeting OF Ha-
waiian Lodge No. Fl. F. & A. NJ, will take place
on Monday evening next at u o'clock. at their
rooms in Nakee's Block, corner of Queen aud
kaahumanu Streets Visiting brethren invited.
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ALL persons using adhesive Stamps must deface them
by writing their names across the Stamps with the date
of cancellation before the delivery of any Instrument at
this Office for record, agreeable with Section 4 Of Chapter
IS of the laws of 1876. THOMAS BROWN,
Approved: Registrar of Conveyances.
SAML G.. WILDER.
Register Office, March 10Th, 1879, mh22
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NEw ADyERTIsENENTs-We beg to call atten-
ton to the large lumber Of new advertisements
Of desirable goods etc, in to-day's paper.
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BRIEF MENTION.

- The regular monthly meeting of the Mission
Chfldren's Society, viii be held this Saturday evening at
the house of Hon. ". h Castle. on King street.
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y Noticing that the rooms in Makee block lately
in the occupancy of Bishop s. Co., were being reft-
ted, we learn that A. J. Cartwright, Esq, Commits
sion Merchant and General Shipping Agent. win
shortly remove his Office to those premises.
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TELEPHONES
N FOR SALE.

UNHE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF KAUPU-
n LEHU, situated in North KOna, Hawaii, and Honuaula
adjoining. The above extensive tracts are well suited for
grazing purposes, and at present have 5000 marked Goats,
and from loo 10 900 graded Sheep running thereon. more or
less. These lands adjOin the WeiLknown Sheep Run Of Dr.
Trousseau, and offer splendid Inducements TO a man OF mode
rate means. 1.-THE above property Is not disposed OF previous
to MAY 5th, It will be offered at Public Auction on that day.
FOR further particulars apply TO
A. s. CLEGHORN & CO, Honolulu,
mis- I'm or TO II. COOPER, Kona Hawaii.
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SEWING MACHINES TO RENT.-THOSEw WISHING
to rent a sewing machine for a week or month can do so
by inquiring of C. W. Cooke, at Messrs. Castle x Cookies
Store ja4 tt
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Mr.. JAS. NJ. GIBSON has this day been appointed Agent
TO take acknowledgment to Contracts for Labor in the
District Of Hanalei, Kauai. vice z. Seka, deceased.
Interior Ohice, SAINT G. WILDER,
March %, 1879. mh2gl Minister of Interior.
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Notice to Government School Teachers.

The first School Session Of the present year. will close
on Friday, the 18th OF April, and the second School ses-
sion will begin on Monday, April DIST.
By order Of the Board of Education.
W. Jas. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office. April 5rd, 1879. apps st
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BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCTETY.-There will be q
business meeting of the above on the 23d instant.
We learn that there has been an unusually heavy
drain on the funds of the Society, and subscribers
are appealed to on its behalf, while those who
have not subscribed could not choose a better
time than the present in which to do so.
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THIS may certify, that ST an election By ballot. by the
parents and guardians OF the children attending the Com
mon District Schools. held at the Office Of the Board OF
Education on Monday, the Slst ult- Rev. Hermann Kock-
mann was unanimously reelected THIRD member OF the
Local School Board Of the District Of Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, for the ensuing year. y. JAS. SMITH,
school Agent of Honolulu.
Education Once, april l. 1879. ap52t
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TIE New STATION House AND Police Court
RooM-TAis building, erected on the site Of the
old one. (Which was built in 1859 is now COM
pleted and in the occupancy Of the Police. 1t is
of wood. two stories in height, surmounted by the
belfry. from which Is rung the mighty "curfew' at
half past nine and ten o'clock. and also the alarm
in case of a fire. The Kew building is 80 by 40
feet. some IL feet longer in the front than the old
one. and the belfry is Oft. Gin. higher than formerly.
It is strongly constructed. with heavy timbers.
The lower portion of the building is devoted to
the Office for registering arrests and for storeroom,
while the upstairs is the Police Court room and
Deputy Marshal's office. The Court room is cap
able of seating from $50 to 200 spectators who
may be DESTROYS of Witnessing His HOnor's mode
of dispensing with" justice. Everything about
the new establishment seems to be welEordered
| and neat, and our old friend Bunsby (who has just
returned after a long absence in the States to go
into sugar plantiug) declares that tie only thing
lacking to make McDuGf happy, is to have the pri-
vilege of locking him (Bunsby) up, through the
handsome vestibule of the new station house.
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THE BLACKsMITH's DREAM.-Oneo of The most pleas
ing exhibitions-no only for children but grown folks
as well-that has ever been here is The Black
smiths Dream, - on Fort street, opposite the Odd
Fellows building. We understand that the affair
will close after next week, the proprietor intending
to leave on the next steamer for California.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertiser.

IT has pleased His Majesty the King to sppOiut Her
Royal Highness Princess LrxELIKF GOverness Of the Isl
and of Hawaii, vice His E~xceIIency s. Kipi, deceased.
Iolani Palace, March %. 1879. ap5
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Nor so.-The Ga=ete of this week in speaking of
q deceased Chinaman says He landed on these
shores poor, and was sold, with others of his country
men for his passage money, and was purchased by
the late DIR. Lathrop.' This is utterly untrue, and
a libel on this country and people. There never
was a Chinaman or any other indentured servant
''sold'' or purchased in these Islands, and the
writer of the elaborate obituary of Akona, ignorant
as he evidently is in regard to everything pertain
ing to Hawaii mel, should, cot of common decency,
make inquiries in the proper quarter before he puts
such reckless and libellous statements into print.
The man in question was no more sold than are the
majority of laborers who came here under contracts
which are subsequently transferred with the labor
er's consent. Akona would have been amused-or
more likely indignaut-at the idea that he had been
bought by DR.. Lathrop.
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MORE LABoRERs CoMING.-Mr. C. Along has re-
ceived a letter from Messrs. Williams, Blanchard &
Co., of the Pacific Mail agency in San Francisco, IN
forming that they had q telegram from Hong Kong
to the effect that the next steamer would take 200
Chinese laborers for Mr.. Along. 1t is not stated that
the steamer would touch here to land the men, but
Mr.. Along thinks that she will.
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- We copy the following from a recent Boston
paper. Our older residents will recollect Mr.. Avis
as connected with the firm of c. Brewer Il Co.. some
twenty-five or thirty years ago.
Mr.. William Parsons Avis, who died in this city on
Saturday, at an advanced age, was in early life en-
gagged in business in this city, and subsequently in
New Orleans, Alton, Ill, Honolulu, Sandwich Is
lands, and in California, at which last-named place
he was financially unsuccessful. He then returned
to this city, where he remained until his death. He
was of that genial lovable temperament which en-
deared him to young and old, especially the former.
In business life he was a man of the strictest integri-
ty, commanding the respect and esteem of all.
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Tue EQUNocTIAL~-The usual equinoctial storm,
which was due about the 2lst of March, did not
come until the 30th. During that and the follow
ing two days, Rude Boreas, clustering railer,'
held high carnival, uprooting trees and shrubs,
filling the streets with clouds Of dust. and pre-
venting vessels from leaving port. AS we said
last week. the seasons are decidedly unsettled.
And now the cry is. all over the Islands-we need
rnin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-02

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following is
the public debt statement for the month
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FOREIGN NOTES.


Prince Alexander, Of Battenburg, lust
elected to the throne Of Bulgaria, has
resigned his commission in the German
army.
The French Chambers will be asked 10
assist the sufferers by cyclone, in Isle
Bourbon, March 10th, when thirty-tiye
persons were drowned,
Lorillards, two year old Pappose, won 6
race for the first spring to year old stakes,
at New Market yesterday. There were
four starters, Khabara second, Home
Rule third.
The industrial exhibition Of Berlin was
formally opened yesterday, in the pre-.
sence OF Ministers and other distinguished
persons, together with the principal
municipal authorities and q large number
OF the leading inhabitants,
The International Commission has re.
quested the Porte to enter into negotia.
tions with Russia with an object Of ar
riving at an understanding as To the ar.
rangements necessary for the Porte to
make to insure a due transfer OF the GOV.
eminent at the time Of the Russian eyaeua.
tion OF Roumelia.
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FULL PARTICULARS
or that Daring Day:Lisht Hank Robbie,
nj AlIaRhany


or that Daring Daylight Bank Robber,
at Allegheny.
Gazette Of yesterday.
Shortly before noon yesterday one Of
the most daring robberies that was ever
perpetrated in this vicinity occurred at the
Workingtnen's Saving Bank, No. 23O Ohio
street, near Madison avenue, Allegheny,
and only but for the bravery Of the cash.
Ter would have resulted in very heavy
loss. Atten minutes before twelve O'Clock
Mr.. Charles W. Dahlinger, the bookeeper,
left the bank to go to dinner, leaving no
one in the bank but Mr.. George L. Wal.
ter, the cashier. The messenger Of the
bank, Mr.. Fred. Fleck, who was out, was
momentarily expected to enter. Mr.. Dab.
linger had not been gone over two or
three minutes when Mr.. Walter, who was
sitting at his desk at the window in the
front part Of the bank, saw two men, OF
very unprepossessing appearance, enter
the building. One OF them stopped at the
front end OF the counter while the other
passed on 10 the small opening in the
glass partition on the top OF the counter,
and about fifteen feet from the door. AS
Mr.. Walter walked down TO the opening
to attend to his wants he observed that he
had his right hand in the pocket OF his
sack coat. His suspicious were at once
aroused, when the man laid down dol.
lar bill and asked that he be given silver
for 1t, and Mr.. Walter concluded TO keep
his ewes on him,
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common.


NEw YoRK, May 1.-Cotton-ouiet and
steady at llNal2c; futures firm. Flour
In moderate demand; receipts 100 bar.
rels; super western and State s. Is TO 365:
common to good s. 5OuS 90; good to choice
s. O5a4 so; white wheat extra 81 55ah rs:
extra Ohio s. 7Oa5 90; St. Louis IS SOa5 Is /;
Minnesota patent proceSS - 6Oa7 50. Wheat
Spring dull; winter moderately active; re-
ceiptG, 10000 bushels; rejected spring TIC; No,
8 spring 0Oc; ungraded winter red 81 65Xa
! l0H; No. 2 81 lSIIal IA; No. l do 81 ia
ll4Ni No. 2 amber western 81 l2; No. 2
white 81 90; No, do, sales Of co. 900 bushels at
q llal llk; extra do sales OF 400 bushels at
81 Is. Rye-Firmer; No. 2 western afioat
SIC. Barley Dull and nominal. Malt-ouiet
Corn-Easier; receipts, 5000 bushels: nm.
graded 42a43c; No, 3 Axe; steamer 42Xa
4Sc; No. 24SGc; steamer yellow 4So; steam.
or white 4Ska4ic oats-Hlgher; receipts,
1900 bushels; No, q $50; do white SO VI;
No: 9 Sapi do white $50; western mixed Bsc:
white western 34kc. Hay-Firm and un.
changed; Hops : Nominally unchanged.
Cotiee-In fair demand. Sugar - Steady :
refining fair TO good 6IEa6Kc. MolasSesn .
Steady and unchanged. Rice-Steady and In
fair demand. Pctr0leum-Stcady: united
7sAa76c; crude 71lasc; refined sssc Whisky
81 OK, ''' ~
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Special Notice 10 Cash buyers.

John Roemer, Nos. 20l0 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling, is offering o very
large and choice selection OF new goods
at prices cheaper than ever known before
Good Carpets at l5c q yard.
Good Wall Paper at Sc o bolt.
Good Calico at 4c.
Good Muslin at 4c.
Good all Wool Cashmere OF 4Oc.
Good Black silk at 90c. .rl
Good all Wool Bunting at 25c.
Good Fancy Dress Poplins at s and l0c.
Good Corsetsat 25c.
Good Striped Pique at etc.
Good Childrens and Ladies' Hose at
Good Table Linen at 25c.
Good all Linen Toweling at Sc.
All other goods In proportion. Call
soon, II you wish to save money.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
To rAE DAILY INTELLIeENcER
GENERAL NEWS.
The House Refuses to Pass the
Army Bill Over the Veto.
The Democrats Hold a Caucus and De.
termiae to Rspass the Bill with the
Sixth Section Altered to
VI Meet the Objections. h. :.
ANOTHER CAUCUS.

The Re'passage OF the Army BiII Will
Probably BE Recommended with the
Sixth Section Modified.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The two commit.
tees appointed respectively by the House
and Senate Democratic caucus to report
what course Of action should be adopted
in view Of the Presidential yetoes, past
and prospective, held a joint meeting this
afternoon Of two and half hours dura.
tion. d. .,a,
In consequence Of the absence from
Washington of Senator Jones, OF Florida,
his place on the Senate Committee was
filled by Senator Hampton, and for similar
reasons Representatives Bragg and Goode
were to-day appointed by the Chairman
OF the House Caucus TO fill the places oc.
cupied heretofore by Messrs. Phelps and
Tucker. The other members Of the two
committees named In last nights dispatch
were all present this afternoon with the
exception OF Senator Herman, who was In
New York. -. E.s'Tt7s
Senator Thurman presided. A very full
exchange OF views by all present, agreed
on proposition concerning the army
bill to be reported to separate caucuses Of
the two Houses tomorrow, which It is
expected will be adopted BY both otthem,
and thus render joint caucus on the sub.
ject unnecessary. 1t was decided that the
terms OF this proposition should not be
made public in advance Of submission TO
the caucuses, but there are sufficient
grounds for stating that 1t will recommend
the re.passage OF the army appropriation
bill, with the Sixth Section changed so as
to apply only to officers OF the army and
navy, and not to United States ''Civil"
officers, thus obviating the principal OBJ.
lection raised by the President against its
approval.
The argument by which this recommen.
dation will be supported is in brief that
the President vetoed the bill because OF its
alleged abridgement OF the powers OF civil
officers; that in reality this was not the
intention, and would not be the effect OF
the bill as heretofore passed, and the
President having, in the opinion Of the
Democratic party, evaded the main issue,
he should be given an opportunity to pass
upon the bill, which will present to him
the sole question, whether or not the ar.
my, or any portion OF it, should be used to
keep peace atthe polls. For the purpose
OF attending the caucus the Democratic
majority will procure an early adjourn.
ment OF the Senate tomorrow. The
House has already adjourned over till
Saturday.
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CONDENSED TElL LEGRAMs.


The Chicago and Pacific Railroad was
sold OF auction yesterday afternoon for
S0lG,l00.
By the sale Of the Montgomery ( Eu.
faula Railroad, yesterday, the Louisville
4 Nashville Railroad realized S7OO,OOO
profit.
A posse OF citizens OF Springfield, Mo-.
attempted to arrest lot OF horse thieves
last Tuesday, fourteen miles from that Oity,
when the posse was fred on and two killed,
Two thieves are reported mortally wound.
ed.
The Kentucky Democratic State Con.
yention has nominated for Governor DR..
Luke z. Blackburn; for Lieutenant Gov.
enor, james g. Centrell; Attorney Gen.
Hewitt:
The Grand Jury at st. Louis yesterday
reported strong cirpumstanttal evidence
against Police Commissioner Jas. o. Nide,
let In connection With the Missouri State
Lottery. also against the Judge Of The
Criminal Court for corruption.
Mrs. Ada Roberts, OF Chicago, charged
Thos, B. Weber with seduction sometime
ago, when Weber agreed 10 pay her hush
money. Recently he stopped the supply
claiming 1t was blackmail, when Mis-
Roberts shot him, fatally wounding him
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FOREIGN NEWS.
oheerless State Of Affairs in
Russia.
In Spite Of the Stringent Measures Of
the Government the Nihilists
Post Their ProClamatiOns--
Floods in Hungary.
RUSSIA.

A TERRIBLE STATE OF APPAiRs-TlIE GOVERN.
MENT IN SUSPENSE AND USING EVERY MEANS
TO STAMP OUT THE NIHILIsTs..
ST. PETERsBuRd, May la feeling OF
gloom prevails. The rigorous police regu-
lations respecting the watching OF houses
and visits and searches by night arc to he
made still more stringent. After0 o'clock
IN the evening nobody will be at liberty 10
show himself In the street without q Ger
titicate upon which must be written and
attcsted the place from which the bearer
comes and TO Which he Is going. Soon II
will not be necessary to light the candle
before hslt.past nine, yet at nine everyone
must be In doors, and after ten, as In the
barracks, every light must be out, not
withstanding, the insecurity In ST. Peters.
burg Increases every day. Grenades are
exploded in the streets.
One night recently seditious placarls
were stuck up in the vicinity OF tho thea
tres and at the corners Of the streets, and
although the city police and detectives at
once hurried up and tore down the mani
festoes, they nevertheless appeared anew.
In this one night upwards Of 100 persons
were arrested, and amongall these the po-
lice failed TO find q scrap Of paper what ap.
peared to ohayeanything to do with the proc
lamatlon. The secret bill striker on the
other hand went on with his work, The
police are unable to discover him. The
alarm at last became so great that two
companies were.posted atthe entrances to
number OF houses and In the street, but
when the guard had its attention called 10
the right bills were posted on the left and
after they had been torn down on the left
they reappeared.
On the 10th peasant was arrested, in
whose pockets were found dispositions
tor the revolutionary troops. According
to this document active operations weie
to commence on the night between the
10th and 18th. Instantly the government
made extensive preparations for defense.
The troops continued several days and
nights in readiness for immediate action,
THE RECENT oRENDURG FIRE.
0RRNBuRG, May 1.-The recent Are Ia
attributable TO Carelessncss. Nine hun.
dred and forty-nine dwellings were burned,
one mosque, four mills, 292 shops, several
tar, coal and fire-wood stores, meat mar.
ket and workhouse, besides the buildings
named yesterday. The Gar has contrib
Gted ten thousand roubles for the relief OF
the sufferers.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-The presence here OIL
W. H. Vanderbilt, his three sons and other
railroad magpates, and their proposed
trip over the Northwestern Railroad, has
revived tho report that Vanderbilt has SO,
cured control OF that great corporation
The party started for Omaha this morn,
ing by special train. II Is stated in this
connection that the present officials oil
the Northwestern Railroad will in any
case be retained,
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GnassE SaInzt.
STATE OF wEsTVIRGINIA, COUNTY
RoF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
o. ,,, In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
George h. Tingle, admiuIstfGior, &e,,l

80, Johu hobrecht and Others,
1he nhuefslgned special commissioner hefehV TIxa
notice that BY virtue Of the authority vested In ,SsU
ny TWO DEGREES In said cause made by ala CorTt on
will on ''''' '0'Fesu'eiyI mey
Saturday, the aIst day Of May, 1879.
Commencing at 10 oclock a. NJ, sell at public auction
West Virginia the following described nj s.1S,y'
W. city o. wheeling ~est Virginia or - much thsFe.
Sss n % Necessary % pay the liens reclted 10 SSid
e1 q bth 1872 and the costs Of Gad Sut
Igrmsrly A. the Keim House. now called thO aCSntTai
iit noIt situated at the corner Of WAtaT and Four
e Isa ~ SSS and bounded e tOowI BsSnSng
,tcelt thence north with Water street one hupdFsd
!eeG tneaee east BY line parallel with Fourteenth
isSs 1itS ,S,Snsy feSt % an open space thSnce
' ss 1i h,Sce 'aS es SSTsn Paso so1h
VIII Faarteenth street 10 al alley; thenedr soath
w. !, 'Rs vest lne Of Said alley seventy eight
H. Se foGteenth 1 street! thence west with The north
nne o. sla Fourteenth street 70 the paee Of bedn
ninS tSSether With the right To use said aey On Ina
Spsoa ssS n ~ , a property n common with other NJ
SSSSS ~ ~ maptnS Saeo saa Jane, BHksr Said eomn-
ale Ant that part Of aid real estato upo TSeh tSe
n9!sI building erected and the ground ln he rear Al
~. noe hotei building and Of equal width herewith %
south Of line eommsncibE on WatST streSt 'ihS ~
corner Of the main hotel building on sad
eaI esA!e and running east parallel with Fourteenth
hs ~ y III VI aIey 9ha y eutetent amount Of money
nA pc bid Tor lad part Of said real esIGte 90 6rHI N.
ieisd 70 Pay on the Sd liens costs and QxpenSeS the
un9eIagned viii sell Sald part and no mon m IA
rea eAte but such sufficient amount d not MA ~
sueh part then they will sell the whole a aaid raj ~
~ se ass. above 90 c6ed OF 10 much thereof a. shall
The bS6eSt IA ~, M MAY aen e1,lS and e1POaSe 10
use said alley. "''' 'us'Snt !"
II TER.S oy sALE-ons,thiri Of the purchase money
IN c..h SSa S mere y the Purchasr may elect 70 pSy
" w Gay Of aei and Tor the residue Of IL
aEehAie money bonds shall be given % ne COMMIT.
py the purchaser, dated On The Ay Of SsIe Hnd
III Saef1t ioa that date each for epethird Oi
-FOUR months alter Iheir date 1ih ~
tUy therein approved By tho undeTsiEnedi ihe tIte
Se retained until The whole Of The pfohase ,cneV
WILLIAM ,. HUBBARD,