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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
THE OPENING SUBSCRIPTIONS to-day to the
four per cent. lean under the conditions an
nOunced yesterday by the Secretary of the
Treasury, amounted to So. 1905

DOuDceu yesterday py tne secretary or the
Treasury, amounted to 50. $50 500.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ScIENCEs-At the
business meeting Of the Academy OF Sciences
this morning Cleveland Able, U. S. Signal
On.ce, Washington, D. c.; W. G. Farlow, Cam
bi'f ge. Mass j. w. Gibbs, New Haven, Conn.,
ard Horatio c. Wood were elected members.
Only five new members can be elected in any
one year: The scientific session began so lat -
!he elect1on OF members taking long M
that put few papers were read, the othersg i G
over until to-m morrow. The following was he
programme OF papers to be read to- day" IN
the Stability aud Instability of alma e
Lines, by G.. K. Gilbert: '' A New Po'arlsc pic
D1etro Glucose in the Presence Of Cane Sug r
and Inverted Sugar." by C. F. Chandler; s:Tne
Ignition OF High Tension Fuses" by Henry l.,
Abbott: t.6ns =, "The be- Hybernations and M'gra-
OF the Cotton WormJ.' by C. v. Riley:
"Two New Forms of Mtcrometer,' by &c. Pick
srirg; eg Report on Dredgings In the Caribbean
Agassiz: Physical Hydrography Of the Coast
oI Name" by Henry MITCHELL "On Two New
D1azo Colors," by c. F. Chandler.
REMOVED AND APPoINTED.LKeeper Joseph
Newman, OF Life Saving station, No. Z, of New
Jersey. has been removed, portion of
the charges preferred against him, in.
volvlng dereliction of dury, having been
pointed keeper of life saving station No. 5
coast OF Maryland, vice j. J. Connor removed.
WORCESTERSHIRE President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate to-day: Thomas
Mason, to be collector OF customs for the dis
trict OF Bangor, Maine. James NJ Lengafelt
postmaster at Holldaysburg, Pa.
THE DEBATE IN THE HoUsE.-The House, by
vote OF la1 yeas to 81 nays, agreed to close de-
bate on the legislative appropriation bill at two
O'CLOCK on FRIDAY OF next week
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do|EaNAENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internal rev.
ebue, s2'o,os7. 81; customs. s54s 32239
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The SAN FRANCISCO TRAGEDY-Dr. Chalfant,
the alleged murderer OF Josiah Bacon. at S an
FRANCISCO, surrendered himself yesterday He
was haggaIed and worn in appearance and in
great mental distress. He stated that in
business controversy with Bacon he became
highly excited and drew a pistol; that he did
not intend to fire 1t, but it went off, he knew not
how, with the fatal result as stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

CHIEF MOSES and the Indians with him had
another big talk with the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

FRANK NEvINs, correspondent OF the Chicago
1r1tuns was yesterday released from Jail at
Springfield, ILL.,, his evidence being Construed
by a committee as purging him from contem ot
and his further incarceration being regarded as
useless ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
DRY GOODS.
RUNTINGs. BUNTINGs. BUNTINGs:

! case 24ineh. ali wool and al colors, at $50 Il
double width, all wool at Soc case double width
c sof fRENca sef dS9os width s So9 .s
80 to s2 cts case an bls, l. double width. from 50
f. sh ssh n., Sts Also nov stock handsome line Of
eiHele and double widths, at a prices '-AN''
Gay additions to our now large stock Of
apI44 81 Market Space.
PYSSGa PSas s1dK "a ..". .nd WOOL GRENApINEs BgNT;
GOODS. dishs shades5 5e'' Is; NEW % PxRAsoLs sc fss
sIaCa hASE for ear,ins cart Es g % up to 81
woo 20 TSo se f beys Tsa
OARTER's.
III Market Space.
COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, CHECKED
sk ana Ser Iks q s. &
g. 81: BLACK SILKS, 6s. q, 81. 81, sl.2S. 81 so,
g and BLACK SILKS are aaiar
IN in great variety Of styles, at low prices
HAMBURI EDdINGS, &c., 4c sc &C.. &C.. 1Oe..
BUNTiNGS, in black and colors. 1214c., lsc and
SPRING CAssIMEREs. Csc. to s1oo
SEW Lawns and aADRas aISGaAMs.
BIstk s11ks nSesea sod aAMSs 90 shs 30 and
Splendid Bargains IN GUINEr BLACK SILK,
S125- BENJAMIN MILLER,
ap12r 1O3 Bridge street, GEoasKrowN.
- PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED.
Drtss Goods, J0 IL, Is, Is cents.
All Wool 6untings. 22 cents
Psrasols from 81, 81 rs, 81 so, Sl.75, 81.
Blas Cashmeres from Is cents.
Double width Black Aipacas, Is cents.
Spring Csssmeres for poy's wear, new styles, Is,
so, 81, so cents.
Yard vice Fercales 6lf cents.
WEalehone Corsets, 35 cents.
Black Silks, IS, 81, 80. 81 S125.
White Bed Spreads so 60, rs, 87T cents.
AL Wool Dress Goods % cents.
Spring Carpets, Is 25, 80, 81, 90, 60, IS cents.
Mattings, lain az fancy.
100 pieces new style Lawns, yard wide, l2k cents.
q. u. TUWSON,
$50 Pa. 0UeBsSe,
ap12h (South siie) near 7th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

PAB&AINS IN BLACK AND COL
ID ORED SILKS.
s%Mnsa Ssa,n Sa,Sl SUI 90, 62 s., h % &c cents &
Back silks. GAY. Is, 81. q, 81 Is, UP.
Great Bargain in Black Silks. 81 and SlE
AH-WOOl Black CashMeres, good gooc 9, 80, 81, ID
Dress Goods, half wool, 125. Is, 18, 20 cents up.
Ladies Cloths, al shades, cheap.
All wool DeBeieee, Is, S0cents, up 10 IS centA..
Best quality all wool Bunting In city, for Is centA
Bankrupt stock Towels, Napkins, Table Linens
Wine Cloths. SheetiDgs, sold less than Inn
porters pricsa Carpets e cost, to close out
mH2Q6 100 Market 0p00e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

THE LIVING GAME OF CHEss.-The New York
Academy OF Music was well filled last night, on
the occasion Of agame of chess with living pieces
1he spectacle was gorgeous one, and kings,
queens, Knights, bishops and even pawns were
aIfayed silks, satins. velvets and blazing jewels
Inc game was played by Captain Mckenzie and
Eugene Delmar, and was won In three.quarterS
OF an hour by Captain Mckenzie by move OF
'queen to knight" second square,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

The SUPERINTENDENTs OF railway mail SER
vice went up to Harper's Ferry to-day fishing.
postmaster General Key accompanied them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

PsRsONAL.-COl. Aleck Mcclure, OF the Phila-
delphia Times, and his bride were intereSts d
spectators OF the proceeding In the House lf
Representatives to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

EXPLAINING AWAY CHARGR-At the Metho
dist conference at LOwville, New York, Dr. Bull
lock, OF OsWego, made statement regarding
the charges OF heresy against him. disclaiming
The interpretations OF his sermon that represent
1t as teaching Universalism. His character was
then passed unanimously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

DUNTINGS, pure Wool, 26c. yard.
- Dress Goods from 10 to Soc yard
Casbmeres, Is, 25 37H, 80, 624. IS, 81 yard
Cotton, fun yard vide, SC
Robys Double Busk COrseta
Nine. Oemorest's Reliable Patterns.
JOS. b BAILEY,
mAr1b-R Cor. Stb d u 0tS .tc.
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THE WALKING CONTEsT-A telerram from
New lork last night says: The six days walk
continues to draw crowds, and over 1900 per-
sons were present tonight. Most of the men
look Dadly: Panchot still keeps about IL miles
ahead OF all his competitors and he seems In
good condition. There are still 20 out Of the 40
starters on the track, but many OF them are out
OF the race. The score stands: Panchot 255
miles, Merritt 243, O'Brien 237, Krohue 237,
butcher 233, Murray 231 Modem 220. Byrne
2GS, McEvOy 1875, and Howard 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

CASH DDY GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMHDIATzLx
WITH A VIEW To IMPROVING OUR 6TORN
Our c2 90 Black Silk at 81 40. Our @225 Blacl
CANT Black and White Striped Silk, 55c. $50 White
Spreads, extra large and heavy, worth SL40, Al
e119 no White Spreads at 81, very cheap. One
case Corded P1que, former price &c., at s. One cass
10& Bleached PeIuot Sheeting by the piece, as 25c
per yard Best All Wool Bunting reduced from $50
to 23c- Best Cotton and Wool Bunting at 12Ec
Large lot Of Parasos and Sun Umbrellas Just In. We
Rs lot of pTY Gf9ds in th'
@sri4T M E 1880 "a. ces.. s corner r %iSM SSsS st.
WAMBUTTA UNFTNISHED SHIFTS
Good UNFINISHED DSHIRTS......6O cenfa
Boys UNFINISHED SHIRTS.............6O 80 cent?
Wamgutta FINISHED SHIRTS. ......... 80 centa
Good EIN1SHEO 6HIRTS.................75 centx
Boys FINISHED SHIRTS. .65 centR
Best q cent Britsh HALF HOSE in the market
MEMS FURNISHINGS from Socks to Night OapG
A good SILK TIE, Is cents
e160 6OARFS reduced to 80 centA
THoGS0Es sHBT TASToRY.
mArl06 Opposite Patent Omce
RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OOMEORT>
u SHIRT, open back, made Of Wamsutts Musl11
and extra fne Linen Bosoms, for rs ctA
The "0rc4t Southern" made OF the same uasterfsl
open front II only 80 ctA
II est Dress Shirts made TO order, ana sa&isfss
Hcn guaranteed. for q. st ME6INNIST,
febS1y 1OO1 y S3reee Nssc.
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The District in Congress.

SOUTH CAROLINA's DEBT.-The supreme court
OF South Carolina has ordered a mandamus
compelling the state treasurer to pay the inter-
est for 1879 on the recognized debt OF South
carolina. This payment had been hitherto
withheld In obedience to an Injunction oitaine1
In the United States court by the holders of un-
recognized bonds, the status of which is still In
litigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

EXCITEMENT AT FREDERICKSBURG. VA.-There
IS considerable excitement at Fredericksburg,
va, over the death on Saturday Of a son OF
Lewis G. Wilson, large furniture dealer The
father accused his wifes stepmother OF poison
Ing his son. He now denies making the accusa-
t1on: The coroner made post mortem exam
lLatlon OF the body and sent the stomach to the
state chemist at Richmond for analysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. refundlnc
certncates to-day amounted to s3s .07O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

EX-COEGRESsMANR RAINNEY, of South Carolina.
was yesterday rendered by Secretary Sherman
the position of Assistant Appointment Clerk of
the Treasury Department.. Inasmuch as he
had been prominent applicant for the Third
Authorship OF the Treasury Department. he
declined the smaller Office with a good deal OF
~ Va
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
Cure for Diphtherin.
HONOLULU. Jan. 18th, 1879

HONOLULU, Jan. 18th, 1879.
Ma. EDITOR The following very simple rensdy
has proved etheaciOus in several cases that have
come to my knowledge, and in my own family it is
considered very excellent for any kind Of throat.
In one case, especially of very tonstis, its
healing effect was speedy and very thorough. take
great pleasure in bringing it into notice as relief
for dPhteria that terrible scOurge, from which it
seems that these lovely, Eden like Islands, are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
Col John W. Forney's new paper
progress, n mirror of men
and women"

Through the politeness of Mr.. 7. G. Thrum,
bookseller and stationer of this city, we have
had placed on our table Nos 2, 8, 4 and 5, of
volume /, of the above publication, which we
welcome with real delight Progress" is
quarto in size. printed on fine paper and of
such convenient form and proportions that it
cannot but be a success In its new dress, it
looks as fresh as full blown rose in June,
and is filed brim full of choice reading matter,
suitable to any taste. progress, "a name
well chosen, by one of the ablest editors in
the United States-will no doubt achieve a
success in nnewspaperdom seldom vouchsafed to
a new publication nowadays. 1t has been
our good fortune to have known Col. Forney
from his boyhood, and we know that we but
echo the universal sentiment OF all who enjoy
his acquaintance, when we say, that as a gen.
tleman in social life, or as an editor of genius,
versatility and great power, he has few equals,
and no superior anywhere. We welcome Col.
Porney back to the ranks editorial, for
which he is so well qualified by talents of a
high order, and experience in journalism that
few men Of the age possess. just such pub
lication as "Progress," was needed in Phila-
delphia; and if Col. Forney will accept our
best wishes, waited back to ''the City of
Brotherly Love-" from these far off Islands oi
the Pacific, for the welfare of his new enter
prise, we give il him with all our heart
Progress, will no doubt find subscribers OIL
these Islands, and We hope it may, for it is
is worthy of support. Price SIS per annum,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
strike while the Iron is Hot.

HONOLULU, January II, 1879.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Cau you allow q brief space for
word upon the Temperance question? Is not the
present moment the proper time for an onward
movement During the week of Prayer" the
subject has ELECTED frequent remarks. There are
many friends of Temperance in Honolulu Why
may they not unite? Would not an old-fashioned
Total Abstinance society be just what is needed ,
Let parents and children, old and Young, resident
and strangers, all unite in a vigorous onward move
ment! Touch not, taste not, handle not" should
be their motto. The young especially should be
invited to join 10 such crusade Rum is far worse
than opium. If Father Mathew or a Cough can
not be found, let rally under some other leader
ANTI-ALcoHoL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
EXTRA
T ICE! /!

ANY PERSON who is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar, Banjo,
ACCORDION, Concerti-
ma, HarmOnica, Violin,
TambOurine, Set of
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute, Music Box, Fife
and Drum, Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
structiOn Books, Song
Books, or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
Don't fail to call and
examine our fine Pi-
amos, Organs, ETC., the
best ever imported in
to this Kingdom. If
you are in want of a
SEWING MACHINE,
please call and exam
inc the New American
or send for illustrated
catalogue and price
list. Take one home
and try it. You will
never use any other
after once trying the
A ERICAN. See it !!
Try it! Buy it! and
you will never regret
it. Works equally well
on heavy or light work.
Self setting needle.
Self-threading shuttle
andself-regulating ten
sion. Light running,
durable, and easy to
understand. Send your
orders to
GEO. E. WELLS.
No. SO FORT STREET,
sss Iy
BREAD, CRACKERS, &C.
NFEDTUM BREAD, PILOT RREAD, saloon
VI Plot Bread in cases and quarter cases crackerA
A full Assortment. EOLLES 4 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
MRs. c. 0. VAN CLEvE.

SULPHUR FOR DIPHrHERIA.-Mr John s. Wiles, a
surgeon of ThCmcoube. Dorset, writes the London
Times that after two cases Of malignant diphtheria.
out of rome nine he had been called attend.
had proved fatal, the mother of sick child Showed
him an extract from an American paper concerning
practitioner who used sulphur to cure the disease
Accordingly be used milk Of sui phur for infants and
flower Of sulphur, for older children and adults
brought to creamy cons;stenee with glycerine
dose-a teaspoonful according to age, three
or four times day, swallowed slowly, and applica-
tiOn of same TO the nostrils with sponge. Result
be did not lose there elsewhere and be sue
ceeded in saving life where the affection had almost
blocke ed the throat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15

SALE OF PLASTATIos.-We understand that
Messrs. Spencer & Wood have sold seven -eights of
their interest in East Maui Sugar Plantation to Will
liam F. Allen, Hoffman, and Akansliilii, at the
rate of 100000. This is the oldest sugar planta-
tion on these Islands except Koloa, on Kauai Mr..
A. H. Spencer started the above plantation in 1850
and has had the management of it ever since. he
had the first centrifugals that were ever put up on
the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15

AocIDES- AT TUB WEARF.-on Friday evening
last at about O'Clock, two-horse carriage belong
ing 10 Mr.. James Campbell of this city, vas upset
by coming in contact with coal pile and the car
risge sustained considerable damage, breakipg the
wheels aud doing other damage TO the vehicle
We did not learn whether there persons in the
carriage at the moment the accident occurred, but
At all events We are pleased TO know that no one
was Injured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15

LH p-essni Congress OF the United States
bang 1hs second o. short session Of the Forty
6SA Congress. VIII adjourn or the 4th of
Me- 1su The present session viii be con-
aus5 70 ths appropriation bills mainly, and but
Ike I any other public business will be at
-sa5s5 70 In other words, the present ses-
Eiu-, beng on-y continuation Of the one that
F-eosede5 Il last year, VIII be occupied with
1hs uuSaishei business, which viii require all
shs 1ns between the present and the 9Th Of
Marc, 70 zzish up the business Of the session
& ISIS There need, therefore, be no appre-
hsnsi01 On The part Of our people, that any
successful ef'rt viii be made BY the enemies
e tae Rs15Prooisy Treaty this session, and by
IL tius the Fo-ty-Sixlh Congress couvenes,
IL tge1sy VII be fally vindicsted by the re-
s1l-E, 50 IS 10 bs-7e al attempts at its abro-
ESauao- moditcati0nin in any manner. Indeed,
Es believe that bF the time the Forty-sixth
C0aE7ess nse;s, NJ Sherman himself, viii be
osuv5uosd thar be las made political blunder
4 Es hostility 70 tie Reciprocity Treaty, and
nj sbza60a any further opposition to it.
Taese are NJ OaiE our own views on this sub
Sso- bzl ws a-e advised by reliable authority
sro= persons high n position at Washington,
-Aa- such are the conclusions Of very many
ps-soas Il and ont Of Congress.
-EE WErKoF PEAFER--Last week was observed
ua week 0f prayer sy all the Protestant Churches
= E.a cry. sue w-s vel stte1ded throughout the
e=-ir Ee-k and no cou5t much good was effected
r1rozzs Eais iustruueatAliy- Prayer is the svenue
= -hs re-y gz,es q heaven. lud when accompanied
~ siueere reQeutLnee for cur aims, reaches the
E-s-uLl T1-ous. Gud is answered By the Almighty
= SE-lous Ssys, sas always suited 70 Oor wants.
Gas iOrs- : thoashi Las been beautifully ex-
F-ass5 y tas posf wien ae wrote:
F=Ere- app suse5 &c coaTey
~ e-sa.-1gz 605 oeziguE - give
-r-E lse- 5000 C1-lS-iAzs pray,
- isA-. r--y Nhez eEss tEsy I've"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
WEDNEsDAK. ~. L. ls7g.

III ?. c s5rszissr is famous for one
r=lE-Eu5 that i, when il cannot answer an
s-Ezzss1; e throws dirt in lieu thereof, "only
tlis za5 nothiaE more" But the AdrsriJssr
) ez-zs=lls even II this, because It cannot
hs,P = Isis ne nature Of the thing that al
EzFs c-ups or. n matter what the provoca-
-ioa ny be. I. IS the old proverb verified,
e re ASS IN the Lions skin. TIE ears pro-
--15s ln6 be;ray the fraud on all occasions.
FHo1 the department Of Foreign Affairs Of
+1is Eiagi1n, we learn that the govern
ue1t Ct me Caitei States has courteously ac-
Ea5Eis5gs5, through the Secretary of State Of
ths Cl5.s5 States, the receipt of the funds SO
Esns-5usly coatrbatsi by the people of Ha-
va ne, n aid OF the suffering citizens of the
S7z.ae-l States, who were visited by that ter
-5ls p-agus, yellow fever, last summer and
fl Izzs Is IS i should be, aud is alike cred
5-z1-s 70 lie people and governments Of both
c1u---ies- We love 70 chronicle such facts,
bss4ass t5ey prove the existence OF the brother
ho35 q Mankind, and establish beyond doubt
tazl tae-s is = true christian spirit pervading
eTs-yEhsrs, which is forcibly exhibited in
6ss5s q charity, which is after all, the best
p-oot ut ne iaiWsliiag Of love for our fellow
u-eE-1rss IN distress, the truest test of Chris
-Er7rv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15

Lease OF Government Lots
-uHt To- .rr ge=rs q ls-I EEpAuEde.
r. lur s-r- uHsa. zn SOD b. P1sac Auctun, the
a1aa- Hsu-s zots Cay q JEza1-y ls7s a. = NJ
-au= F.t Que E1na-sc Euc fry Dollars per aHuu-l
- 1zzsz 1-ss- information cza Be osiAnsa AZ
Ia u=z g IA -zaur-- Dsp<--7saI-
sA2r'l. = WILDER,
Eluis,s- of TIE Interior
IN q Eas--Ea Ia ia aAy sess appointed Agent
EzEa5El.zgzszEE CosEsysacss Il ths District
g El-zzE -E-zzz o. 01sl-
THOMAS BROWN
Esstz-z4- Of CouEsyancss.
z-s-s=z-'s CAS- - a.. ls-E
Ezz-urr. sAM'L 6. WILDER
Muisser Of Tie Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
n,r-s. ~ t,overumrut Land.

W sod Esusay re ard dAy Of February, At u
ururz uou A. the d,0- 1f s5iAal Hale. the lease Of
Eas to-lavizg 1-s-=iae1 property
Ea- -r Sr-ra gna HarEa ne f-a-f inclusee be
tween EHruulH nas Waipsuais. eonssiniHE the land
sTswslE arc u,ns- ru1 described IN general terms
-ao~s B---zg rss rai1ile % a,er-caurse OF gAa-
-l sul-A ~ E1- ruuuiag along the SEA- direct
css--zus p1s -as Made os TAipuaAlei suich
~ -as a5-naa-r q wHipaaslsi described In
M nuuz1E-T re-1a-a.s = sane tstAaee three
=i.--= -a-a-- ne zass os KAAr1,l Gsles along
Er=uuE = - all. p5.at eoatsiulnE area q zine
szac-uc Ez-e4 Cssst p=es. 500 PEI Euauza.
sACL c. WILDER,
~ II A,lulE-sr OF the InteT4cr.
~ Easssl Sevtaa sss tss aar o-ea aPPol nted AEen;
z-Ea1-sirzsz- % C5zvsvHaees In the District
e -4sGlzE- IHlEac q NEzl
THOMAS BROWN,
Rsgs;rA- Of cazveyAnces
EzH=--E oa-- Dec s.. lE-s.
2=PurrG :. G WILDER.
- Nrlasstsr o. the IsteTlor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE
DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IL duly appointed. by the Hon +. y Lyman, Ad-
minstrator Of the Estate OF Aona, OF Pnhonua, HIo,
deceased all persons owing the requested 10
make immediate payment At once And all having
claims against said Estate. notified hand them
In before nth day Of June they viii be for
barred. l. SEVERANCE,
Administrator OF Estate Of AiIona, Of HHo.
Hno, Dec. -, ISIS. Tso 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-01-15
OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER.

SAN jose, CAL. Dec 80, ls7s.
"Honolulu Sand wich Islands Volcanoes
Semi-barbariansm A live American news
paper, devoted to Hawaiian progress, and-ye
shade of epicures McMurray's fresh oysters
for sale by Brewer s. Co. Great Galileo
What combination of paradoxes !" exclaimed
a friend but recently from Baltimore (the
paradise of oyster lovers), as he hurriedly
scanned late number of the HAWAIIAN GA
zETrE with as much curiosity as though it
had been newly discovered page of Vedic
Sanskrit. Yet my friend was no fool he
was simply one of the 9" late arrivals" flock
ing TO this hospitable State-(a State whose
chief charm lies in its cosmopolitan popula-
tion)-who had yet to learn, how near US, in
sympathies, culture and social progress, are
your beautiful Isles of the Sea. A number of
our most intellectual and prominent San
Joseans are in the habit of referring to some
red-letter day of the late past; some hours
redolent with spicy memories. and enwrapt in
dewy freshness, as having had their birth
during "that winter I spent in Honolulu" !"
Ny comrade and happened among family
ofsuch not very long since. The hOuse-mis-
tress was weaving for her beloved lord, foot
rug of softest woods and warmest tints, and in
its centre embroidered with threads of golden
hue, was the mysterious and softly musical
word "Aloha p Cabalistical," concisely
queried my comrade. "Ye am but native
Hawaiian" was the smiling answer. "To
them it is the condensed utterance of pages OF
loving assurances, and because my husband
and understand it, as such lay it beneath
his dear feet" A few days after, my comrade
slipped into my hand the following madrigal
which gladly share with your warm-hearted
readers as the prelude, dare hope, of better
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