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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-04
IMPORTS.

FRoA PoaT GAMBLE-Per Buena Vista. Dec $50 bbls
salmon, 10 n lath, Zoe N shingles, 49l ,4S0 # lumber.
FROM EUREKA, Per Monitor, Dec 5000 m shingles. 1884,
81 II assorted lumber, oO,lso r II ties, 1000 posts, 4055 7 #
posts.
assorted mdse.
From PoRF GANBLE-Per Jos Perkins, Jan 2.-l5 bbls SAL
mon, 100 m shingles, 362, 545 Fl assorted lumber.
FROM SAN FRANCIsco-Per City of Sydney, Dec 31.-3,s23
pkgs general mdse- -F-ra M
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EXPORTS.

FoR SAN FRAScIsCo-Per Kalakaua, Dec 2S-1943 bags
sugar, eeT kegs sugar, % bis goat skins, Z boxes type, 3 cases
organs, 92 bag dce, 20 cases Kerosene, 100 bnchs bananas.
FoR SAN FRANcIsco-Per Elise, Dec 31-1s5o bags sugar,
Is kegs, $50 bags rice, 40 bbls molasses, f5 kegs moiasses,
$40 cases coal oil.
FOR sYDSEY-Per City o~fsydpey, Dec Sl-10l bales pulu,
4 cases sugar cane.
FoR SAN FRAScIsco-Per W IL Meyer, Jan 2-2205 pkgs
sugar. 600 bags rice, 8 cases personal effects.
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> BERLIN. Dec. 3-The Emperor was enthusias-
<fcafly received on his return to the capital to
sesane the Government ...fr
IA Loadon correspondent of the Edinburg
Scotsatdn says it is believed IN influential quarters
fhat an arrangement is on the tapis with Russia
for the settlement of the Central Asia question,
and that it il likely to assume the form of a
~uartition of Afghanistan-
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WANTED!
a srONE-CUTTER FORAPLANTATION.
Enquire OF
IA ct :. A.
WANTED !


- J.. NJ. A & CO.. SAIL-M AK ERS,
xw[ have removed their Loft to the premises on Queen
49, Street, opposite Makes Block, where they will be
iound prepared TO promptly execute all work in their line.
They take this opportunity to return thanks for patronage
enjoyed in the past. and solicit = continuance Of the same.
ja4 I'm
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT ON EMMA STREET.
- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS sssaA
hs;.. For Sale the House and Lot on Emma Street, be- 49,
Lll longing TO him, and at present temporarily occu-l-
pied by o. S. Cummings, NJ. ID. This lot has a frontage of IA
feet on Emma Street, aud a depth of 30 feet. Title perfect.
The Lease of the Lot in the rear and adjoining above named
premises, having a front on Emma Square, with the buildings
and improvements thereon will also be included in sale.
Possession given at once. Apply TO
Ell ADAMS,
liar Queen Street.
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BIRTHS.


In Honolulu, Ton New Years Day, 1879, to the wife of
y O Glade Esq, twin daughters.
IN H~enolula. january Sd, 1879. to the wife of H W
SchIaidt, a daughter tr ~ W.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-04
The Treaty.

Among the Geographic dispatches from Washing
ton is one to the effect that Representative Gibson
of Louisiana had introduced q resolution for giving
notice of he termination Of the Treaty Of Reciprocity
between tue United States aud Hawaii. The matter
was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means,
of which Gibson is a member. The ground of the
opposition of the Louisiana delegation to the Treaty
is apparently based on the suppositiOn that the free
admission Of Hawaiian sugar is injurious to the
interests of louisiana. ''This, - as the S. F. Chronicle
says, sis very silly" "He would do far better to
confne his attention to the agitation in regard to
the removal or lowering of the duty on sugars
imported from Cuba and other places, and leave
Hawaii alone. The production of the islands is not
half large enough to supply the Pacific coast alone,
and the idea of competition from this source affect
ing the planting interest of Louisiana is perfectly
absurd. Secretary Sherman has put himself on
record as hostile to the treaty for the simple reason
that he opposed its passage in the first instance, and
that he is one Of those obstinate men who find it
difficult TO learn how much they have been mistaken;
but Mr.. Gibson's motion looks like an attempt to
curry favor with the Secretary on this particular
point, of which Mr.. Sherman makes a personal
matter, with the object of getting something out of
him in another direction"
A telegram dated Washington, Dec. 10. says
A canvass of the COMMITTEES on Ways and Means by
Luttrell shows that there is no prospect of the pass
age of Gibson's resolutions as TO the Hawaiian trea-
ty. Fernando Wood. Chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means, told Davis to-day that there was
no PROJECT that any action would be taken by his
Committee for some time to come. Minister Allen,
representing the Hawaiian Government, has ONE
here from Boston, in order to find what chance there
might be of the passage of the resolution. He finds
none. and in answer to an inquiry has expressed the
opinion that the treaty really runs for eight years
cation does not operate till one year after the seven
years fixed by the treaty.
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ruNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
pointed by Hon. c. c. Harris, Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court of the Hawaiian Islands, administrators of the
estate of John d. Watson, late of Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, deceas-
ed. hereby give notice to all persons having claims against the
said estate to present the same to them, properly authenticated,
within six months from the date hereof, or they will be forever
barred; and all persons who are Indebted to The said estate are
hereby requested to make immediate payment to them, and il
any one has any of the said property in their hands, are re-
quested to returnLe same in our hands at Kaneohe, Koolaupo-
ko, Oahu. OLIVIA WATSON,
W. Z. PHI,
Administrators of the Estate of ]. D. Watson, deceased.
Kaneohe. Dec. sth. 1878. d21 At
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REM OVAL,

NERS. L DRESS n CLOAK
WI MAKER, hereby most respectfully informs her frierds
and patrons and the public generally. that she has removed
her place Of business to the building corner OF King and Ala
kea Streets, where she will be pleased TO wait on her customers.
Mrs. M,ils would improve this opportunity TO tender thanks
for patronage received in the past, and solicit a continuance of
the same. As heretofore, she is still in communication with
her sister in New York City, from whom she receives the
Latest STYLES and Patterns. DIS I'm
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DIED.

FEARr-In this city, Jan ., JEROME C, youngest son o
jerome ard Sarah Fesry, aged about 8 years.
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NOTICE OF NEW PARTNERSHIP.
Gfual advertisements.
SUPREME COURT Of

SUPREME COURT OF EHAwAIIAN
- ISLANDS, in Probate. In the matter OF the estate of Thos.
4. Lynch, late OF Honolulu, deceased. At Chambers, before
Hon. L. McCully, Justice Spreme Court.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts OF Godfrey
Rhodes, Executor of the will of Thomas F. Lynch, late of Ho-
nolulu, deceased, wherein he asks to be allowed $40 90
and charges himself with S637.56, and asks that the same
may be examined and approved, and that a final order may
be made of distribution Of the property remaining in his hands
TO the persons thereto entitled, and discharging him and his
suredes from all further responsibility as such.
IL is ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January,
A. ID. 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 Pc
tition and accounts, and that all persons interested may thea
and there appear and show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted, and may present evidence as to
who are eo..iei 10 the said property. And that this order,
in the English language, be published in the PACIFIC CONNER
cIAL ADVERTISER, a newspaper printed and published in
Honolulu, for three successive weeks previous TO the time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l., this 18th day of Dec. A. ID. 1878.
LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Justice Of the supreme Court.
Attest; A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court. d2l st
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE Is GIVEN. THAT
~ pursuant to q power Of sale contained in a certain deed
of Mortgage. dated October 23d, 1875, made between Kahakai.
of the one part, and Stephen Spencer, of the other part, and
recorded in Liber 43, on pages 45 and 446. n The Registry
Office, Honolulu, to secure the payment of 500, in one year
from the date thereof, with interest, at the rate Of fifteen per
cent. per aDnum. The undersigned intends to foreclose said
mortgage, and after the time limited by law TO cause the mort
gagged property to be sold at Public Auction, in Honolulu for a
breach of the conditions contained in said deed Of mortgage.
Dated the 2lst day Of December, A. ID. 1878.
II. A. WIDEMANN,
Attorney in fact for said Stephen Spencer.
Il. =. Bickerton Atty for said II A. Widemann. d2I St
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NOTICE.
TO LET.

TENHE EORMERLY WNED
a and occupied by Geo. c. Siders, on PunchbOwl Street.
The house has been newly painted and papered, and a new
kitchen and dining room added to it. Fine Stable aud Car
rage House, Chicken House, &c. For further particulars,
enquire OF JNO. S. MCGREW, NJ. D.,
DIS st Hotel Street, between Sort and Alakea SITS.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I

VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL.
II B NJ S Opal, Robinson.
3 Am bktne Fremont, Nickerson. AaH Fl.
Am schr Robert Emmett, Galloway.
Hawaiian brig Pomase, Chave-
Am bk Alice Reed, Eeileran.
Am IA Il W Amy, Freeman .aE.
Am brig Hazard, Miller
Am bk ID q Murray, Frost
HsW bk Mattie Maclsay, Pope
Am blk Buena Vista, SYanton
Am bktne Monitor. Emerson
Am schr Rosario, Douglass
Am schr Jos WOOlIey, Comstock
Am bktne Jos Perkins, johnson
Haw bgths Violet, Anderson
wHALEas AND TRADERS.
Am schr LoIeta, Dexter.
Am schr c VI Ward, Whitney.
Am schr Gen HarBey, Trip.
Haw schr Giovanni ApianL
Haw brig Onward.
Am soAT Leo, Barker
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TO LET

TO LET.
ID ESiDESCE SUIT ABLE FOR a LARGE
EG family. situated within ten minutes walk Of the Post
Office. To a good tenant. the rent will be very moderate.
my25 If Apply to E.. I. O'HALLORAN.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ pursuant TO a power Of sale contained iu a certain deed
Of Mortgage, dated September 18th, 1875, made between Kaha-
kai, Of the one part, and Stephen Spencer Of The other part
and recorded in Liber A, on pages Al. ~, as, in the Registry
Office, Honolulu, to recover the payment Of 500, in one year
from the date thereof, with interest, at the rate of fheen per
cent. per annum. The undersigned intends 10 foreclose said
mortgage, and after the time limited by law, to cause the
m~ortgaged property to be sold at Public Auction, in Honolulu,
for a breach of the conditions contained in the said deed of
mortgage.
Dated this 2lst day of December. A. d. 1873.
H. A. WIDEMANN,
Attorney in fact for said Stephen Spencer.
II. F. Bickerton, Atty for said IL. A. Widemann. d2I st
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NOTICE.
Al THE ANNUAL MEETING OF, THE
IN Hawaiian Telegraph Company, held at Hamakuapoko,
Maui, on the 18th day of December, 1878, the following named
persons were elected as officers for the coming year:
BTestuenI. u Mickey
treasurer. E. ho"eH,
Secretary a. Thurston..
DIS St w. o. SMITH, sec'y.
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FOR SALE.

6kNE NEW EAsTERN-BUILT FOUR
" Wheeled Ok Cart Of very superior make: lust The cart
for plantation use. Oal2) @. BREWER a CO.
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NOTICE.

VENHE UNDERSIGN HAVE ED
z a partnership at Aiea, Eva, Oahu, for the cultivation of
Rice and other products,-caiIed the GEE HOP COMPANY.
LAULIMA,
Aiea, Eva, Dec. 8, 1873. (dl4 1m) GEE TIN.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-11-20
Fatal Accident.

A party Of hunters, among whom
was young man named Benjamin +.
Talmage, of Leslie, Ingham county,
this State, had been for some days
hunting deer i'm the vicinity of and
stopping at the house of Elon Caster,
about six miles northwest of Baldwin,
in Webber township.
In the early morning of Saturday
last they started for the woods, intend
ing to collect themselves together again
at noon at the house. About IL o'clock
Elon Caster, who was at work at his
house, heard the discharge of a gun and
cry; but listening, and hearing moth
ing further, he concluded it must have
been dog, resumed work. Some hun
ters in the woods also, heard the dis
charge of the gun and the cry, and
started towards it; the cry not being
repeated, they could not locate the spot
from whence it came; and not know
ing that it was the death-cry of a hu-
man being, they went on their way.
Young Talmage not returning at
noon, his friends began to grow uneasy,
yet could not believe that anything re-
rious was the matter. Night came,
and still he did not return. They
thought it most likely he had wandered
out of his reckoning, and had stopped
for the night at some dwelling, when
too late to return to his friends. There
was much anxiety, however, which so
increased as time elapsed and the miss
ing one did not return, that at noon of
Sunday it was resolved by the party at
Casters to institute a search, although
10th to conclude that any serious acci-
dent had befallen the young man. The
search was continued for the remain
der of the day; some of them passing
within short distance of the body
without discoveringit, lying as it was
among logs and underbrush. Just at
night, meeting with some hunters who
were stopping with N. Lucas, in ELK
township, and learning from them that
they also, had heard the cry, the terri
ble conclusion forced itself upon the
minds of all that the young man was
dead.
Preparations were then made for
thorough and effective search; and on
Monday morning, with party in
creased by IL number of settlers, they
proceeded to closely examine the woods,
the searchers moving to andfro, about
four rods distant from each other. At
about IL o'clock the remains Of the un-
fortunate man were discovered about
120 rods from the house of ii. M. Rut-
ty, by Geo. l.. Wilson, Of Elk. The
following diagram represents nearly
the location of objects OH the spot:
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4ssn AnDsrtissnrs''ts.
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Its Illustrations of Fashions are
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-11-20
VOLUME VII.
HOME STARLIGHT.

A severe snow storm visited this
locality, last night.
T.. b. Kinne, of Elk, remembers the
printer with nice, fresh spare-rib.
May he never hunger.
Geo. w. Collier, of Pinora, was in
town Tuesday evening, and gave us a
pleasant call.
Rev. l.. Curtiss will hold religious
services, next Sunday, at l0a o'clock a.
M, in the jerks neighborhood; and at
p. m, in Baldwin.
On Saturday last, man named Ez-
ra Stephens, at work for V. K. Lacy,
loading timber on cars at Nirvana, had
an ankle dislocated by skid falling on
it.
Rev. VIM. Matthias, Episcopal min
lister from Evart, will conduct religious
services in the new church at Baldwin,
on Sunday next, at 10a a. m. and p.
m. All are cordially invited.
A change took place, Sunday, in time
of running trains over the f. & p. M.
Railway. The morning express comes
IL minutes earlier; the evening express
minutes later.
l.. A. Carpenter, has our thanks for a
nice piece Of venison slaughtered by
him last evening. This is the seventh
deer he has killed this Fall, and has
not pretended to hunt much, either.
Lee McGinly announces that he will
have an oyster supper and social hop
at the McGinly House, Chase, We'd
nesday evening, Nov. Goth. A pleas
ant time may be expected for all who
participate.
w. +. Slawson has retired from the
Big Rapids Current, and hereafter that
paper will be run by V. w. Bruce,
alone. The Current is a neat, newsy
sheet, and no doubt will continue to
flourish, as it deserves to.
There is joy in the house of Dicker-
son! There is new S-pound Deputy
Clerk In Chase township! In the lam
guage of friendly correspondent from
the neighborhood, "The Town Clerk of
Chase is wearing high-heeled boots and
making considerable catnip tea, now
a-days."
RIB. Sheridan, the popular merchant
tailor of Hersey, was i'm town last Sat-
urday, taking orders for clothing. His
reputation for furnishing the best of
material and doing stylish, neat and
durable work, is well established. AS
for prices; he is determined that he
will not be underbid. We feel that we
can cheerfully recommend him to the
patronage Of our readers, believing that
he will give them satisfaction. Heck
poets to be able to come over to Lake
county occasionally with samples Of
cloths, SO that the people can select the
goods to their taste, and thus render q
trip to Big Rapids, Grand Rapids, or
any other place, unnecessary.
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The New Church.

Last Sunday, Nov. 10th, Rev ]. B.
Pritchard, Of Ludington, held the first
services in the new Episcopal church
building in this place. Services were
held, morning and evening, and were
attended by goodly numbers.
The Episcopalians have been holding
services here for some two or three
years; meeting i'm Court House Hall.
In the Winter of 1S7S-79 the idea of
building Mission Church was put in
to execution. AS matter of economy
vacant building on the easttwothirds
of Lots and 2, Block 2l, was pur-
chased of H. F. Young; the ground
200 feet square) being donated by the
f. & p. M. Railway Company.
The work of remodeling and finish
ing the structure commenced in July
last; Rev. ]. b. Pritchard giving the
matter much of his personal care and
attention.
The structure is 22x32 feet with high
arched ceiling inside; and vestibule
ten feet square. The inside work is
plain and neat; and the room will ac-
commodate about 200 persons. There
are plain board benches, with high
backs; vestry, to the left of pulpit; a
raised platform for pulpit and choir
seats; the singers being provided with
ali organ. Further comforts and con-
veniences will be added as time and
means will allow.
The total value in ground, material,
work, &c., donated and purchased will
exceed $500; and there is about $50
still owing for work and material. The
principal donations are the ground and
q freight bill for material shipped from
Ludibgton-by F. q P. M. Railway
Company--about Sal; by Ex-Governor
Baldwin, cash $50. Donations from
Detroit, Grand Rapids and this place
made up the remainder.
According to the rules and usages of
the Protestant Episcopal Church after
an edifice has been dedicated, 1t Is no
longer open for services by other de-
nominations. In this case dedication
will be deferred indefinitely, by reason
of its being the only church structure
in the place, and other denominations
are privileged to use the building.
Rev. J. B. Pritchard, +. IndermiIl
and Thos. Smurthwaite have been
mainly active IN the work of carrying
this project forward to completion,
and are entitled to the special thanks
of the citizens of the community for
assisting In providing astructure which
js both an ornament and q benefit to
the village and surrounding country.
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SheriT's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
out Of and under the seal OF the Circuit Court
for the County of Lake to me directed and de-
livered tested on the 18th day OF October, 1879,
in favor of Warren b. Mott and against the
goods and chattels and for want thereof then
To be made of the lands and tenements OF
Charles W. Fuller, the defendant therein
named, I have levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the defendant In and TO the
South East One-fourth of Section Twenty
four, Township Number Eighteen North OF
Range Number Thirteen West, Lake county,
Michigan belonging to the defendant Charles
W. Fuller, subject to a certain mortgage given
by the defendant Charles w. Fuller and vile
10 Nancy e. Burley, bearing date May 10th,
1879, for the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars; which shall sell at public vendue,
tn the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House In the Village of Baldwin, Lake
county, Michigan,
On the 18th Day Of December, 1879,
at one o'clock p. m.
Dated this 18th day of October, A. D. 1879.
GEORGE OvIATT, Sheriff,
Lake County, Michigan.