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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

CooLIE LABoR.-We have seen q petition.
numerously signed by citizens Of this Kingdom
urging the government to take steps looking to the
introduction Of coolie laborers from India, which
will be presented TO His Majesty and Priv Council
at an early day, with what results, time alone must
determine Our own opinions on the subject are
well known here, iuasmuch as we have given fire.
quent expression 20 them through the columns of
tie GAZETTE We therefore forbear farther COM
ment on the subject, preferring to leave the
question to be solved by those whose interest il is
10 do So II they can
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

The MEAsLEs--We hear reports from the other
islands Of the continuance of the measles: but are
glad 10 chronicle The fact that the disease is kept
well In check. Indeed ii may be said that although
the disease IL general all over TIE ISLANDS II creates
no alarm The indications at present are that the
disease viii soon run its course and cease alto
getber- At least we hope so.
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aan1r11z1us L4s-sEl l-1ins Ends- the manage
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OPIUM sNlUGeLNG.-A couple of celestials were
detected by the Custom House Officers of this
port on Saturday last, on board the Amer-
can barkentne Jane A. Falkinburg, with q
quantity Of opium concealed in chest. The opium
and the smugglers were both transported to the
Police headquarters for the disposal Of his honor
Justice Jones, who gave the ceestials the full
gang, where they viii learn the art and mystery OF
road making and other necessary useful employ
ments that will be of use both to the Mongolians
and the Kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

CHINESE THRIPT.-The other day we noticed
something which struck US as new, at least in this
region, and therefore worthy of note. Passing
along the Nuuanu Valley road and a short distance
from this city, We saw continuance for raising
ducks and geese, which exhibited the thrift of the
Chinaman who is the alert to turn things 10
good account. Chinsman occupies piece of
ground near the road, iu which be has very neat
and well arranged vegetable garden. On the
premises were several old taro patches One of
these patches he has flooded with water forming a
pond OF perhaps quarter Of an acre. This pond he
has fenced sl round with neat light wooden fence
made Of laths, so as to prevent the fowls from
escaping. On one side on the bank of the pond he
has constructed house or pen, for the accommo-
dation OF his ducks where they retire. lay their
eggs and breed. In the pond as we passed ii were
sporting flock OF beautiful, plump, white ducks,
10 all the comfort OF aquatic freedom and accommo-
daiion. Eyerthing about the arrangement bore
evidence OF taste and neatness, and we could not
help saving TO ourselves we contemplated the
scene, there is one man who knows how TO turn
things 10 : profitable account We doubt not that
this thrifty Chinaman will make out of this small
patch good living from the multiplication of his
stock OF ducks In a short time. Such evidences OF
Industry are commendabe, no matter who prac-
tees them Ii many other abandoned taro patches,
now lying idle aud worthless to their owners were
similarly treated the result would be handsome
revenue to the owners, instead of loss For in
dustry and thrift, commend US to John Chinaman
always.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

Nor sERIous.-We are pleased TO learn, that the
damages to the coasting steamer Likelike, are not
OF serious nature, and that the necessary repairs
can be made here, and TINS avoid the necessity of
sending the vessel to the Coast, was supposed
BY some on first hearing of the accident The Like
Ike made her trip in the usual time notwiihstand-
ing the mishap, and arrived ut her wharf Sunday
morning. with passengers and freight, and all in
good order.
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~ The weather for the past week has been
very hot and snltry, with the wind from the South
east nearly all week. causing good deal of grum.
bling on the part of the citizens who have had TO
sWelier and tune without n remedy. The trade
winds which visited US for the past week have been
inifequent and light. The trades when strong are
the safety valves Of our people and the refreshers
both man and beast 10 this locality. Without these
refreshing visitors life here would soon become in
folerahfa
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THE POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court on
Monday morning last, there was large calendar
of cases, embracing almost the entire catalogue OF
crime, from an ordinary debauch o'nights to some
higher grade of crimes The cases were all dis
posed ofby his honor Judge Jones. who meted out 10
them their due proportion of punishment, consist
ing in the majority oFcnses in the imposition OF
fines, ard thus the Hawaiian Treasury replen-
ished TO certain extent at the expense of the evil
doors, who retired from the presence Of his honor
wiser If not better citizens We forbear to give
names, or particulars, because we do not think
that by doing so We would subserve any good pur-
pose We are free to admit that the average
morality of Honolulu is not any better than 1t
ought to be, else such the Police Court
exhibited on Monday morning last would not
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

FAILURE.-We were informed yesterday, by
persons who claim to know whereof they speak,
that the Chinese Theatre has proved failure for
want Of patronage. Whether The report is true or
not we do not vouch. We merely give it as a rumor
on the streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

E On Monday the steamer Is due from the
South The regularity with which these vessels
make their time, ensures the positive arrival of
the vessel on the day above named.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

AMUsEMESTs.-on Saturday evening last the
amusements on the Esplanade, for the pleasure of
the multitude. were varied, unique and entertain
Ing. At the Royal Hawaiian Circus, Luproil with
bis new combination troupe, gave performance to
another crowded house, orio speak more properly,
a crowded tent. The circus was a complete Jam
and the performance really very good and was APP
Preciated by those present. Luproil is gaining in
public favor every day, and he has certainly sue
ceeded in favoring the people of Honolulu with the
best circus performance they had. Each of the
performers did their best to please on Saturday
evening and the result was decided hit-a success
in every act. In the immediate vicinity of the cir
Gus tent, stands the Chinese Theatre, where the
company now performing there gave an entertain
ment on Saturday evening last to a delighted audi
ance consisting in tie most part of Chinese. From
the circus could be distinctly heard during the eve
ming, the dscordant sounds produced at the Chi
nese Theater, aud every now and then the voices
Of the actors, whose unearthly screams would rise
above the din produced by sticks aud gongs But
in all this din there never escapes the slightest
demonstration from the Chinese audience. John
NAV, and no doubt does, feel peculiar delight on
these occasions, but ii he does he keeps it all to
himself aud suppresses all outward manifestations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

~ We hear with pleasure that the agency of
the New York Life Insurance Company, established
here only about one month ago, with Mr. C. o.
Berger special agent has so far succeeded in in
suriug over quarter Of million dollars on the
new Tontne Investment plan, an explanation of
which Is given 10 TO davis issue This undoubtedly
shows well Tor our residents, as IL proves how they
appreciate good investment, and also TO provide
for their wives and children, should sudden death
occur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

~ Wr an ze-zizis1 70 make The following
z----sir Eraz 4 l.-lEr rr-GVrd By party in this
.-Irr H-ur a Hur-EErnalrt1 o. EEni Two
$3.50 s-ura IL csf Mani rot An old fellow
- E 80 ii-rrl --ce--i5 and buried bin alive
Er =tH hrrt Eiuc trrween them but for some
r11z rIs1 -zz1rZ IN u t1Et had been the case,
W1Ta1 AruG lrer he decision Of j1ry. al
a. E-r ErrriE cheap
1-a1a- = -laaail.- q IfEui and INST say thsi il
t um auFrisi.f Nv foretEnerE. ChfuEmen are the
rl-~lz : tzzrr ms safe ot .fairs Bil be re-
ru-aa 1n lnf AinMer Gn1 SEE II i can not De
asrraL T1E zteriF and rrulice have very easy
-l-l rln-ss ~ ia t1eT cannot c1tch any
nu4 InT ML hnrr 10 step n1t and make room
-Gus.e-1f AZ l1slice Ehe c1a-n
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

sIxty-eight dozen Trimmed Hats, from so cents
up. just received al the C. o. P Bazaar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

MOONLIGHT COscERTs-At Emma Square, by the
Royal Hawaiian Band on Thursday and Monday
evenings next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

tS- As we 60 opress this morning the Ameri-
can man-of-war Alert arrived from San francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-24

CIRCUS MATINEE.-Remember the Circus NATL
nee will be given tomorrow, Thursday the 25th,
when Mr.. Luproil with his splendid equestrian
troupe will do their best TO please all who may at
tend. The performance is especially gotten up for
families and the young folks and should be well
patronZed Doors open at half past two, perform
anee 70 commence at half past three p. N.
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a VALUABLE
MedicalDiscovery
Reuter-
Life
Syrup

Is medicine that was discovered by old NURSE
BERTRAND who had been occupied in sick rapms and
with the OF sick people, for fifty years. It
is made purely and entirely OF Plants, Herbs
and Roots, and IS exceedingly agreeable and
pleasant TO both the taste and SMELL being warm,
aromatic and spicy. II T. most thorough purge,
cleaning out the bowels without pain, and without
nausea or sickening 1t does not weaken and leaves
the system open andfree, drying up the bowels
afterwards, as every other purge that VIC know of
does II can be given to infants and invalds with
safety and In every CT old young 1t Is guaran
teed to the worst Of constipation indiges
ton, and ell diseases that affect the stomach and
bowels. It is, moreover, powerful stimulator and
INVIGORATOR OF THE LIVER. Its
effects upon the blood and humors is somethingreal-
ly astonishing, and Is much more immediate and
thorough than that of any other purifier yet discoY
cred having this great advantage, that when IL has,
by depuratng powers set fee in the system the
poisons OF Scrofula Salt Rheun Malignant Ulcerous
Sores and Generous gatherings Jumps 1t Instant
ly carries them ont of the body by purging the bow
els. No other purifier does this; with all OF them
the patient must take pills, some other equally
nauseous dose Of physc II they do not the poison
remains the system and goes back into the blood.
REUTERS LIFE SYRUP in exceedingly
pleasant TO take needs second dose TO purge the
bowels and does all the work required TO effect COM
plete cure.
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Mortgagee's Notice of Sale.

npY DIRECTION OF t. CRAWFORD MAcDowxLL.
IND the mortgage named In n certain Indentnre Of
Mortgage dated the LIST day OF May 4 D. lsTe made BY
KawahIne (k) TO said 7. Crawford Mcdowell, Am d.
rected sell pupllc ton SATURDAY, the nth
day Of September ls7e AT Il o'clock NJ AZ my saesroom
In Honolulu. all those parcels Of land lying
and being situate In HamAkualoa. Island OF Maui HI.
and more fully described In Royal Patent No. HS2,
containing In all about ii-00 together with the
the said described lands belonging or In
anywlse appertAining- e P ADAMS, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.
For Sale.

For Sale,
AN Al HORSE, SADDLE AND BRIDIE.
IN The horse Of the best breed brought 10 these
Islands eight DID, Is kind aud gentle for any pur-
pose lie Is In prime condition. and seen at Dodds
Livery Stables Reason for selling the owner going awv
rs
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TO Let,
rTvEO NEATLY AND COsrIY FuRrTarrrn
II Rooms q 40 Garden Lane. Isl
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NOTICE,

NOTlCE.
A IL ACCOUNTS DUE THE UNDERSIGNED
N of over three months standing be placed 10 the
hands Of Collector not settled before sept 18Th 1879
Ie4 Q. E WILLIAMS
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S. 3. DOLE,
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE United
States resumes the practice Of law at his once on
the corner Of Fort and Merchant Streets liouoluIu
7st I'm
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a. a. HIdHTOWER,
Conductor, NJ. and W. R. R,
The Rich californln Banker,

When It became known that one Of the
richest California bankers had left the Pa
ciic coast and transferred his base OF oper.
atoms to the New York Stock Exchange,
all the 'shrewd inanciers watched I'll
course with keen interest to see how he
would succeed. The result has emphati.
cally proved the wealthy bankers saeaci.
ty. Besides having q much wider and
more promising field to operate In, he il
known to have been in several stock com.
binations that paid immense profits, By
the combination method Of operating in
stocks Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co, Bankers.
N. Y, unite orders OF thousands OF cuSto.
mers, in different sums, INTO n vast can.
ital, and operate them as a mighty whole.
dividing profits pro rata among sharehold.
ers every 80 days. Capital in any amount
from SO TO 100000 can be used with great
success In these pools. $25 would pay 500
profit. $500 would pay 5000 or 10 per
on the stock during the month.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'s new circular
mailed tree) gives two unerring rules for
success" and full particulars, 50 that any
one can operate in stocks, and make mon.
ey. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence
K Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N, Y.
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on STOLEN.
Mysterious aud Continued Absence OF u
bright Young Girl from Her Home.

Mysterious and Continued Absence OF u
bright Young Girl from Her Home.
MILWAUKEE, August 81. E. shartle,
Superintendent OF the Baraboo. wiscon.
sin wooden mills, arrived here yesterday
in search OF his relative, Miss Kate Fogel,
a bright girl Of thirteen years, who disap-
peared from her mothers house in Beaver
Dam on June Sd. Believing the girl to
have been abducted, search was immedi.
ately begun and still continues. One clue
led through the States Of Iowa, Nebraska
and Ohio 10 Illinois, but the girl always
seems to be about two weeks ahead Of
him. She was finally traced to Chicago,
and when last seen she was apparently
alone, and In response 10 inquiries said she
lived In Wisconsin and was en- route to
Milwaukee, but would make no further
statement.
A thorough search Of Milwaukee and
Chicago has been made, but without OBJ.
tanning any further clue. Kate Is described
as q girl about four feet nine inches high,
weighing but eighty pounds, fair, with q
round face, blue.gray eyes, clustering
brown hair and on the left side Of the
nose Is q small brown mole, which can be
easily seen. Her disappearance Is espes
cially mysterious from the fact that her
parents are only comfortably situated una.
bic to pay q heavy reward and that she Is
apparently travelling alone. After seven
weeks Of persistent search Mr.. Shartle Is
as much In the dark as when he began,
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Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market Etreat-
The yellow Fever at New Orleans.

Now the return OF ~pestilence to the
cities OF the South, especially Memphis,
and others, recalls to the mind OF the read.
er the sad calamity which occurred to
New Orleans last year, and brings wildly
forward the memory OF the great good &C.
complished by the far-faned Charity Hos.
pital OF the Crescent City, which It was
enabled 70 do only by the generous sup.
port received from the revenue derived
from the celebrated Louisiana State Lot.
terry, which announces its ll2th monthly
drawing will take place on September 9th,
and the tickets for which, or any informa.
ton relative thereto, Gamble had on appli.
cation to NJ. a.. Dauphin, P. o. Box 692,
New Orleans, La, or to the same at No.
$40 Broadway, New York City. d4w
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CONDITION.
A Persistent Belief that He Will Die
Military ON Guard.

A Persistent Belief that He Will Die
Military OF Guard.
SAN Francisco, August o6.-Up to mid.
night Kalloch's condition wa reported n.
changed. Notwithstanding the uniformly
favorable reports of the physicians, those
who still linger in the vicinity Of the
Temple persist in the belief that he will
die, and favorable reports are designedt to
keep them quiet. Kearney processes to
share that belief in common with the
majority Of his followers. Everything is
quiet about the city, Precautions about
the Central Station are still maintained,
two companies OF the National Guards re.
naming on duty, 80 as to relieve the
police, who have returned to regular duty.
The office Of the Chronicle also is still
guarded.
Kalloch's condition is continually i'm.
proving. 1t is now reported that he is out
Of danger. According to the present opin.
ion Of the physicians, the bullet merely
graxed his lung. No effort has yet been
made to probe the wound.
The W~orkingmen's guard on duty about
the Metropolitan Temple was replaced by
police this evening. The Workingmen are
holding q mass meeting at Union Hall to-
night, which is crowded to sufFocation.
The meeting has no particular connection
with the Kalloch affair, it being called be-
fore the assault on him. Everything Is
orderly.
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BoDY REcovERED.-The body OF Thomas
Mcbride who was drowned at the Ton
Mill, on Sunday last, in the ATTEMPT 10
swim from a capsized skif to the West
Virginia shore, was discovered Yesterday
afternoon about 8 o'clock by John Miller,
floating in the river near the Belmont
Mil, and Justice L. D. Wait, OF Webster
district, notified Constable J.J. Cooper who
summoned the followingjury who held an
inquest upon the body; James Farrell,
foreman, james E. Bryson, Frank Lewis,
Jacob Frazier, Thomas Sweeney, VIM.
Hicks, George A. Marvin, Timothy ].
Quell, Pat. Hawley, James N. Taylor, A.
A. Carney and P. W. Burke, who took the
testimony Of several witnesses as to the
drowning and the finding OF the body,
and returned the following verdict:
That from all the evidence before them
dosay that the said Thomas Mcbride came
70 his death by accidental drowning, on
Sunday, the ?4th day Of August, 1879.
There was ~ftty.one cents upon Ills per.
son, His remains were taken CHARGE OF
by his friends for burial.
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The marks Indicate Z feet 8 inches Al


The marks indicate 7 feet 8 inches and
rising.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Bachelor, Diurnal, Courier, Wei.
come and Andes were the important de.
partures yesterday.
The W. N. Chancellor passed up yester.
day morning. She had thrown two buck
cts of her wheel, n going through the
stern end OF her cabin. She will leave
Pittsburgh for Parkersburg tomorrow.
The W.P. Thompson will pass up TO.
day, for Pittsburgh.
The Hattie Rowland will be down to-
day, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Andes left last evening for Cincin.
natl with good trip.
The local packets are running as usual.
The Florence Meyer Is en- route from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Capt. Jules Wehrman, OF the Wheeling
Towboat Co., left ST. Louis Saturday BY
rail for this city.
Pilots are signing apetition for the plac.
ing Of a government light on the Ohio
shore, at Jeddo, above Browns Island.
tBy Telegraph
%PrrrsBuRaH, August q. River 4 feet
and rising. Weather fair and cool.
NV ORLEANS, August 26.-Weather
clear. Thermometer 81.
CARo. August 26.-Riyer IS feet 8 inches
and rising. Weather fair. Thermometer
78S.
CINCINNATI, August 2e.-River Is feet 8