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Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19
Captain Tom.

Nothing to eat-nothing, absolutely nothing. Not morsel of bread, nor a cup of milk, nor bone, nor potato 1! Not penny 10 buy anything with, and not thing to sell that anyone would buyI
 Yet London is not desert of any kind, and in the very heart of London lived Lilly Vane.
 She had been a singer, with a good mezzo-soprane voice, and so had earned her living; but she had never been pretty, and had never made' a furore anywhere. Still she had had lover, and true one; and they would have been married one bright, midsummer day, but on its eve he died-dropped at her feet just as he Lad taken her hand in his to say adieu. Something the mat ter with his heart, the doctor said.
 And now Lilly Vane lived alone, as she had for years. She was poor, she was plain, and she was no longer young. Her little savings had been hoarded in a bank which proved to be only 0 swim dler's trap for honest peoples money. It was gone, every penny of it; and Lily had had fever, and been near deaths door, and so had lost her pupils.
 And HOW the autumn had passed, Winter was at hand, and she was starv- ing.
 She was 8 patient woman suffering had made her so. She was proud, too, in her quiet way. It seemed easier to die than to beg and between herself and beggary lay just one thing-the plain gold ring upon her finger-her mothers wedding ring-that she could not sell ; but she might pawn it. So, as the clock struck twelve, she wrapped herself up in shawl and hood, and slipped out.
 ,. The old man sat sm okipg beside the fire !; no other customers were there. The business was soon dispatched, and the few shillings counted into Lilyss trembling hand, and she was turning away when the door burst open and 8 jovial face was thrust in, and loud voice, the voice of seararing man, used to shouting orders above the roa1 of wave and dash of wind, cried:
 "Halloa, messmate am I right fol the Kensington road? I've lost my bearing somehow, and don'tknow which way to steer"
 .'The first turning to the right, and then straight on, said the pawnbroker and the man with a ''Thank ye, , plunged out into the dark again. A ruddy man, tall and broad of breast with glancing iet-black eyes, and hail that clustered in mass of ringlets about his temples. A smile, too, that was all goodness. No false glitter in it, but pure gold.
 Lily, in the gIimse that she caught O. him, saw, or thought she saw, that ht had kind heart, and also that he re sembled her own lost lover. A thrill went through her, half of joy, half O. sorrow, and she followed him out of tho dismal shop with slow steps, and began to retrace her way to her own wretched den as best she might.
 She turned corner, and was in tn, shadow of the blind wall of church Just before her stood two men, whisper ing to each other.
 ''He has money about him; I say him changing some in the Three Wool packs" said one.
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

It is well to look at all sides of a subject before you indulge in an opinion. Curran once said to Father Leary "I wish, reverend father, that you were St. Peter and had the keys of heaven, be- cause then you could let me in.' The shrewd and witty priest saw the sarcasm and turned it's sharp edge on the skeptic by replying, By my honor and con- science, sir, it would be better for you that l had the keys of the other place, for then I might let you out"
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

Two young women were to travel, without male escort from Aurelius, N. Y., to San Francisco. Fearful of an- noyance, they thought it would be 8 safeguard if one had her hair cropped and wore mems clothes. This plan was carried out ; but the deception was inn perfect, and in Chicago they were ar- rested as suspicious characters,
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

A DENVER GIRL for diversion, not only engaged herself to marry two men, but appointed the same day, hour, and place for @ secret wedding with each. Tho suitors were somewhat disconcerted by each others presence, as we'll as by the girls absence, but they finally came to an amicable understanding to de- spise her.
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VOTING FOR SCHOOL COM
 MII'TEE,

THE FOURTH OF NOVEMBER IN MASSACHUSETTS
 [After Kingsley.l Aint you ready to go down town,
 Maria Sophroncy Lee? You're registered to vote, you know, to-day al =~ Westerley; You're registered to cast your vote for all the world to see, An hope you'll have the grace to vote to please Square Brown and me-" Chuck, cluck, c'luck, chuck, chuck, chuck c1ee. "Ill be ready in two minutes, -just!-
 John Henry Adams Lee. O dear! these pesky bunnct strings! Why can't men patient be? Where is that sun umbril What say 2-Wcn no, won't agree That old Sauara Brown for School Committees just the man for me-" Chuck, cluck,-'Do hurry, John!"-c'luck, c'luck, clee. - !" If there ain't woman's stubbornness,
 Maria Sophroney Lee! Ii you can find better one, just point him out to me. Why, all the country round about there ain't a richer manl His edication? We'll, it might be worse l. G'long there, Dan!" Chuck, chuck, chuck, c'cluck, chuck, chuck clee. Well, 1 should think Just mind you now John Henry Adams Lee, III independent be, and vote to please, moi you, but me; Ofmodorn 'sthetics don't you know Square Brown ain't one idee? And then, they're so stuck up! Miss Brown ain't once asked me to teal" Chuck, c'luck,-" So there now, John!" chuck, chuck, c1ee. " That's logic if there ever was,
 Maria Sophroney Lee. Well, you may vote against Square Brown, and no offence to me; But if another year we find we two cannot agree, Why, you can pay your poll-tax! T is but just, my dear, you see." That husbands could be cruel"
 Said Maria Sophroney Lee, That husbands could be cruel, have known since thirty-three; But to pay my poll-tax while my sisters cry to mo, Or to vote for old Square Brown at last for all the world to see!' Her husband paid her poll-tax, o the gallant man was he! Her husband paid her poll-tax; but he got the mastery, For she voted for old Square Brown at last, for all the W orld to see. And her dearest neighbor didn't weep for poor sophroney Lee.
 -The Ral card Lampoon.
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TIE WHEAT producing States stand in the following order this year: Indiana, 55, ,0OO, 900 bushels Illinois, 45, 900, ,000; Wisconsin, 24,000,000; Iowa, 40, 162,- 0O0; braska, 25. 400, ,0OO; Dakota, Ill., 100000.
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

FRANCE had 2l, 992 vessels, with a tonnage of 164, 900 tons, and manned by s2, 431 sailors, engaged in the fisheries last year,
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

ON A CAPITAL of $9OO,O0O the cotton mills of Augusta, Ga., pay a dividend of twenty eight per cent.
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BRIEF M ENTlON.

DEATHS D0ISGs.-Our community was startled
by the announcement on Saturday afternoon last.
Of the death OF Mr.. S. l.. Lewis, a welt known dry
goods dealer on Nuusnn street. MIR. Lewis had
gone to his residence on Beretania street az noon.
and was sitting at The dinner table converslng
pleasantly with bis wife and children. when be sud
denly tell over snd expired. A post norton exam
ination revealed the cause TO have been anenrism.
He was much respected by all who knew him for
his probiiy Of character aud kindly disposition.
He leaves a young family TO mourn an irreparable
loss. The funeral was largely attended on Sunday.
escorted by members Of the Orders OF Odd Eel
lows and OF the Fire Department. the deceased
having belonged to those bodies.
On the lst instant. Mr.. Charles H.. Rose, Of the
firm Cf Wilder & Co., died al his residence In this
city Of malarial fever. after an Illness OF two
weeks. Few men will be more missed In business
circles, where be was deservedly popular. than Mr..
Rose. He was born In New York City In 1883.
Waverly, New York. Al the call OF President
listed. June 80. 1868. in Company A, 95th Regi-
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and held the posi-
Of first sergeant, being honorably discharged at
the expiration of his term of service. After the
war he went into the whaling service. and arrived
at Honolulu Oct. "a. 1865. his ship having been
burned by the rebel cruiser, Shend ndodh. He
very soon found employment here as a book-keep-
er and accountant. in which he was quick aud ac-
curate. He leaves a wife and three children here,
to whom he was devotedly attached aud who are
bereaved indeed by their loss. and a mother, sis
ter and brother in the United States, besidts one
brother here.
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supreme Court-In Probate.

Sept. 29-Proof Of viii Of d. p. Aumai deceased. be-
bate Of the will of decedent, After hearing the tasti-
mony the court adIaitied the viii to probate and ordered
Proof Of will Of Joseph p. Cooke deceased, before Nr.
Of the will of decedent. The court after hearing the evil
dence considered the win as fully proved. and admitted
the same to probate, and ordered letters teets1nentary 70
be issued TO the petitioner without bonds, as provided in
dren be also Issued 20 her; that notice 20 creditors be
published I'm the English language In the Z. q. ADyER~
TIsER for consecutive weeks aud that an inventory be
Proof Of viii of william J, Rawiins deesased before
intosh and William b. Barnes for probate Of the win OF
deceased. The court heard the evidence snd admitted
issued to the petitioners without bonds as provided IN
me wiz; Notice 70 eredltors TO be advertised In me 4;
an inventory 10 be filed in 30 days. =
Mary A. Mclean and W. @. Irwin, executrix and sTscu-
tor of the will of decedent for settlement of their account
examined the accounts and the same being found in due
form and no objections being offered 20 them, they were
approved and the petitioners discharged from further
responsibility In the matter.
st 2St : 9 sIIiiss c P estsss Of df The sss eq RiShs Re7sS Of ad aPsres
Willis Bishop Of Honolulu, to be appointed guardian Of
ship be issued to the petitioner upon his fiiins a bond in
the sum OF 500. An inventory TO be hled within 80
days after he ascertains the amount Of the Miners
oct. f.-Estate of Rosalie @. GiIlilAnd deceased PETIT
for the settlement Of his accounts az such. and for a dis
tribution Of the estate among the heirs and for his dis
charge. The court examined the accounts and compared
same with the vouchers and the sarae being found salts
factory were approved and passed, and the administrator
was discharged from further responsibility in the mAtter
and his bond cancelled; commissioners having been APP
pointed to divide the Real Estate among the heirs.
before Mr.. Justice McCully. Petition Of Apat (eD for
court upon the evidence sdduced, admitted ths win TO
probate and ordered that letters Documentary be issued
without surety. in the sum Of 5000; that he publish
notice TO creditors in the English Language for c9nse-
inventory in so days.
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AVN Licen.c. at A~uc.ton.

On Saturday, December 20, 1879, at u o'clock noon, will
be sold at public auction, at the front entrance of Alii-
olani Hale, the following Ava Licenses for the year 1880
District of Honolulu, 3. Upset price, each
District of Koolaupoko, 1. Upset price........S1O0
District of Koolauloa. 1. Upset rice.........$1 800
District of Waialua, 1. Upset 800
District of EVA and Waianae, L. Upset price. 800
The purchasers will be required to deposit 25 per cent.
of the purchase money OF the fall of the hammer, which
will be considered as a forfeit unless the whole amount
is paid on Tuesday, December 30th, when the Licenses
will be ready for delivery.
SAML Ct. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. 10, 1879. no15
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A liberal discount VIII be allowed to Cash CustOr

Orders from the other Islands are respectfully solicited, and
will be carefully attended to as heretofore. When selections
are LEFT to Us, the ages and preferences of those for whom they
are intended should be given, to guide in such selections. Cash
accompanying all orders will be allowed the discount in addi-
tional goods, unless ordered otherwise.
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RETAIL.

Interior Office April 80, 1879.
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KouALA- Nnr Dan 1s.

KoHALA. Nov. 28th. 1872.
DEAR EDITOR A game OF base bali was played in
this district on Friday, the 18th, between two picked
mines. one formed of the young men residing. out
side - and the other from the INSIDE" Some of
the players did remarkably wen. We note ia tthe
Outside nine the three Mr.. Rentons. Mr.. Morgan and
Mr.. Brady, together with Mr.. Bivens, who as short
stop was very active. Mr.. buchanan Of the Inside,
did splendid work behind the bat, as well as did DIR.
{. L. Tisdale, who pitched 10 fine form throughout
the game. W ] Sheldon, on 6est base was perfect.
Young DIR. Wight seemed overloaded by his newly
earned degree Of Nj. D.. and was not guilty Of stop
ping a ball. Mr.. Dyer. the resident scbool teacher
is more at home with his bat in his school room than
Non the ball ground. Mr.. Kinds, Of the I" Outside"
kept his eyes 80 much on the young ladies' present
that he lost numerous chances to cover himself with
glory. DIR. Thompson acted az. Umpire, and though
as usual there was some growing AT his decisions.
they were in the main satisfactory to all parties.
There was a large gathering of Ladies and dentle-
men Of the district, who seemed well pleased with tho
sport. The day was ended by a fine COLLATION. pre-
sided over by the Ladies OF he district, who realized
quite a little sum, which was given TO the Ladies.
Aid Society. The score stood IA 10 10 IN favor Of
the ''Outside;' = but the ''InsideY boys propose to re-
trieve their fortunes on Christmas. (Doubted) !.
BASE BALL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A. L. Smith. A Fort ST, has just received ex City of
ydney," a splendid assortment of Christmas goods a
mong which are MERrDEN QUADRUPLE PLATED WARE in
great variety. A choice selection of new vases, large snd
small, to suit all tastes. Velvet Cabinet frames. Rustic
Cabinet and Card Frames, Childrens, Toilet sets, assorted
colors, very stylish Hand Baskets, Spool Stands, Ivy
Stands, Collars and Cuff Boxes Brackets, Gypsey Ket-
ties, Sketching States, Easles and frames, Perfume Gases,
Fall and Winter paper fashions. new styles, and many
other things that will repav inspection. Dec G. 2t
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Photograph Albums, a beautiful assortment for Gard. Cabi
net, or Combined, Autograph Albums, Portfolios, Ladies
Bags, Belts, Purses, Card Gases, Memoranda or Pocket Books
Cigar Cases, Pocket Inks, Scrap Books,
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Sale of Lease of Government Land. Kanaio
Honuaula, Maui.

On Monday, December s. 1879, at II O'Clock noon, at
the front entrance Of Aliiolani Hale. viii be sold the
lease for Eve years OF q tract OF Government Land known
as KANAIO, situated in the District of ~HONUAULA,
MAUI. Upset price, s1co per Annum. Terms, payable
quarterly in advance. SANL G. ID
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu. Nov. 1879. no22
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coLLEcrOR GENERALS OFFICE,

By order of His Excellency the Minister of Finance
from and after this date, all invoices of Rice, claiming TO.
be the growth and produce of any country, with whom
this Government has Treaty relations, must be accompan-
led with certificates, from country where originally
grown WE ALLEN,
At Nov % Collector General
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Sale of Government Lots.

These lands are sold with q distinct understanding that
the purchasers are to improve the same. The Govern
ment declines to sell to parties desiring to hold for an
advance.
Terms, L cash, 4 in one year. 4 in two years, and 4
in three years, with interest at 9 per cent. and mortgage
on the property. Papers at the expense of the purchaser.
sAML. G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. Nov. 14th. 1879. nI5i
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coL1Ecroa GENERAL's orr1cr

November, 18th, 1879.
BY order of His Excellency the Minister OF Finance
from and after this date, all Cotton goods, when manu-
featured into clothing, the same being the growth, manu-
facture or produce of the United States, will be admitted
free under the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty.
At Nov % w. T. ALLEN,
Collector General
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The FOLLOWING from a journal of high stand
ing is an important paper. especially Tor the in
formation of those people who are opposed 10
Chinese immigration, but cannot prescribe a rem
edy. 1t will be seen that the Australians have
served the proper physic. 1t may be thought
by some that such severe measures would not do
here at present; but taxation, under judicious leg
islation is the only way to properly meet the
difficulty. The Gdsete presents the " labor ques-
ton y in the abstract as an excuse for support
ing Chinese immigration, charging this paper
with ignorance Of the subject, etc. Would IL
not be better for the writer in the Gazette to
present some argument in support OF his theory,
,ohdteUer IL may be, instead Of charging others
with ignorance ola subject which he avoids him
seif2 hE
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A NEW Book on THE IsLANDs.-From our valued
European correspondent we learn that a work en- the
Islands is shortly to appear in London, from the pen
of the Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, of this city. Its ap-
pearance win be looked for with no little interest.
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SUPPLEMENT-For much interesting reading
matter. together with a letter from Europe aud 8
full resume OF the foreign news-see supplement
with to-day's paper.
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GOLD GOODS

Todd's Gold Pens, Ivory, Pearl, Ebony and Rubber Holders
Pen and Pencil Gases, Solid and Plated; Charm Pencils, Sort
and Plated; Tooth Picks, Tooth and Ear Picks, Studs, Slew
Buttons, Charms, Mackinnon Pens, Princes Fountain Pen,
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@- SOMETHING NEW Ito PLANTERS, PLANTA
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need of a hgh
handy machine for setting up. and mending fence wire
will find just the thing at Dillingham; & Co.'S store, For
street. feb l
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Mr.. G. W. C. JONES has been appointed by the Board of
Education, School Agent for the district Of Kau, Island Of
Hawaii, in place of Hon. w THos. MARTIN.
Education Once, Nov 20. 1879. W Jas. SMITH,
St nov -. Secy. =
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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 Sheriffs and Deputy Sherifs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML q. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office April 80, 1879.
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Z ENCOURAGE HOME TALENT-Mr. p. n. Makee.
the manager of Waihee Plantation, has for sugar
boiler a full-blooded native Hawaiian, named Ka-
hinu. We have seen some specimens of the sugar
(NoS- / and p turned ont by him. which is equal
in grain aud color to any made on the Islands.
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Es- The water will be shut OF from the city
to-day, for the purpose of cleaning the reservoirs
from 6 A. N. till 6 P. N.
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OAHU Wong Kweng Kit, Fort st, Honolulu
4 Len Fook Kee, Nuuanu st,
A Mellis & Fishel, Fort st,
5 Aiama, Beretania st, trr
6 Ahsam, Kaneohe, Koolaupoko,
Z Amana, School st,
10 Hong Chong, King st, "
IA r McKibbin, Queen st,
16 W Powell, Beretania st,
16 Ayau, Waialua,
81 Sam TOT, Maunakea, st,
% Ho Sau, King st
MAUI . Alama, Waihee,
s J ] Halstead, Ulupalakua,
Is Chong Along, Lahaina, sod
20 Ano, Makawao,
20 Chock See & Co, Makswao,
% Tam Ko, Wailuku,
HAWAII Goo Kim & Co. Kapaau Kohala,
3 W C Borden, Hilo,
IT C Y AiOna, Waipio Hamakua,
Is Akau, Kailua kona Akau,
VICTUALLING.
6 Ahsam, Kaneohe; Koolaupoko Oahu,
s Chung Faa, Heeia
10 Atai, Wailuku, Maui,
81 Kun Vim, Waialua Oahu,
BUTCHER.
26 ] d sylvia, Lahaina Maui, q
80 kaaikawaha-iki. Waialua Oahu,
CAKE ~PEDDLING.
. Lo Kan, Anahola Kauai, fGHZ.
4a FIRE ARMS. .uuI.a f..
"a JAS Torbert, Kona, at |...sl- r
#1. 80 PEDDLING. fJ4ts 1e
80 W NJ Gibson, Lanai, -a4s.rs
~ ss8
II L Severance, Hawaii. --r. mo
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WANTED.
FOR SALE :.

VERY
on Judd Street, adjoining the spacious premises now in
course Of erection by the Hon. s G. Wilder. The lot contains
about one acre. with a large frontage on Judd Street, and is
sell planted with Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees. SEA
VIEW, UNSURPASSED Government Water is about 20 be
laid on There is on the lot n Dwelling House, containing Sit
ting Room, Dining-rOom and four Bedrooms; q two-story
Kitchen, with servants rooms abOvei Bath House, Carriage
House and other Out-houses. Also, a Stream Of Water run
ming through the lot Title psrfect.-H not disposed Of by
November next, IL will be offered at public auction. For par
ticulars, apply 10 CECIL BROWN,
au9 Il RsahEmanu Street.
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~ The Rev. DR.. Thompson. of Detroit. Mich.
will preach at the Bethel Church tomorrow (Sun.
day. morning.
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CHILD DRowNED.-At Kalihi valley last Tuesday
a Portuguese child. two years old, being left by the
parents in charge of an elder child which went of to
play, rolled down a bank into the stream, and was
drowned,
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b. AROUND THE WORLD WITH GENERAL GRANT,

AROUND THE WORLD WITH GENERAL GRANT
This is the title of a work just published in New
York. in two volumes. the first of which has been
received by the agents here, Messrs. Whitney &
Robertson. The specimen volume is well printed,
handsomely bound. and embelishrd with over six
hundred fine illustrations OF scenery and incidents
of travel. The author. Mr.. James Russell Young,
who accompanied the General on his travels. gives
in full detail everything Of interest connected with
the movements OF the party. and in a style that
renders the narrative peculiarly attractive. We
understand the work is to be had by subscription
only. u
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THEY DoN'T FORGET HAWAII NEI-The Ameri-
can Board at Boston has recently donated for the
cause of Education in these Islands the following
sums; For the Female Seminary, Waialua, Oahu,
$1,000 for the Girls Boarding School. Hilo.
Hawaii, $1,000 for the Theological Seminary,
Honolulu $500.
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ERRATrN-In the discourse printed on our
last page, for David read Daniel.