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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

When once inhdelity can persuade men
that they shall die like beasts, they will
soon be brought to live like beasts also.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

They diStruSt Gods providence in their
necessity, who are willing to follow His
guidance in their welIare.-HdIl.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

The popular auctoneer
S. B. TAYLOR, of ELMIRA,
will sell the above stock.
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The stock is now in fine condi-
ton, and the goods offered
are desirable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the uomina-
ton of candidates for President and Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States, assembled at Chicago
on Wednesday, the End day of June. Up to
Monday the 7th, the Convention was occupied in
the work Of organization, the deciding of con-
tested elections, and the adoption of a party plat
form and rules of procedure. During this inter-
val before commencing the actual business of no.
mination, the names of prominent candidates
were incidentally mentioned by different speakers.
At the name of Grant, as - the old veteran"
the applause is said to have been deafening, the
cheers being repeated, accompanied by waving OF
hats, handkerchiefs, and clapping of hands,
which lasted for some moments. But even this
handsome demonstration was exceeded when
Pixley of the California delegation said that his
delegation was instructed to vote first, last, and
all the time, for James q. Blaine. The name
had hardly been pronounced, when it seemed
that almost the whole audience in the galleries
and on the Aoor sprang to their feet and cheered
in the most vociferous manner. Hats were flung
into the air again and again, and handkerchiefs
were waved in the widest manner.
The balloting for a Candidate commenced on
Monday the 7th, and up to a half an hour before
the time the ZedLdndiG left for Honolulu, four
ballots had been taken, the result of which as re-
ported by telegraph from Chicago at II O'Clock
to San Francisco, was as follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

The necessity Of a Municipal Government for
Honolulu was never more apparent than at the
present time. The Finance Committee, in their
Voluminous report, strongly recommend the As
sembly to take this question into consideration,
urging as one Of the principal reasons, that it
would relieve His Majesty's Ministers from the
administration Of many petty details. These de-
tails are absolute necessities. and there is no
doubt that much Of the valuable time Of the
Minister Of the Interior is engrossed by the
supervision Of what might well be under the
care Of a local board. The repairs OF streets,
the erection and lighting Of lamps, the care and
construction of water works, building and pre-
serVation Of wharves, the construction and plac-
ing of bnoys and anchors, and many other So
called details, too numerous to mention, at pres
ent all come within the province Of a Cabinet
Minister. This is hardly as it should be. AS the
Finance COMMITTEE suggests, He should have
bis mind and time free to watch over the great in
terests Of the country and 10 participate unem-
barrased. as an advisory officer of the Sovereign"
Looking at the Appropriation Bill. we see large
items set down for public works, more especially
relating to Honolulu. and most of them having
passed, we may shortly expect to see some &C
ton taken. and TO have the works properly done.
would it not be beneficial to this city were there
a body of city fathers, composed, as We have be-
fore suggested. of a Committee of the Privy
Council, to whom weekly reports could be sub
mitted. subject to their approval. Not the least
undertaking will be the sewerage of Honolulu,
which will materially add to the business of the
department which already /" embraces too great
a variety of public interests to be satisfactorily
administered by one directing mind" In this
connection it might not be out of place to sug- |
gest the ACCESSIBILITY Of establishing a gas COM
pany. and laying the pipes simultaneously with
the sewerage drain pipes for the sake of econo-
my. Permission to open the roads for laying of
gas pipes. would undoubtedly come within the /
province of a Municipal Board. There would bs
no trouble in ending the requisite number s
gentlemen in the Privy Council to seek the bn-
Ors and honorable position of Councillor to
serve for a period of say one year, msting
once a week. A salaried secretary woulSoe the \
only aid required. If established, tho public
could be constantly kept informed of th,progress
Of the works by publication of the yoceedings
in the local journals. AS the Minister5f the In
terror said on Wednesday last, " he 'anted to see
some permanent structures and unertakings that
would be a credit to the country .nd increase Its /
and not merely appropriations for cur I
expenses $" so let a chane OF a permanent
and beneficial nature be MAIDEN our local govern
ment. Now is the time to dvocate 1t. After the
session closes il will be tooiate.
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HiIo Boarding School.

THE report Of the examination Of the Hilo
boarding School, Rev OlesOn principal, as appear
n in the Gdzstts, is interesting There Is. how
kver 4 statement which Is to say least peculiar
IA scholastic reports. Only those scholars are
RETAINED who give promise of steady advance
fmsnf In the studies Of the school, and who MAIN
ain a good moral Character This policy is
rertainly open to comment IL is not always the
clever man that displays promise Of steady ad-
rsnceuent in his early school days II this sys
,s- was universal what would become Of all the
Ali bovs. What is the school intended for but
- naI;sh the dull brain and eradicate by exam
snd tuition any seeds of immortality that may
-sEiss in The Juvenile minds One Of the re-
ouirements as to admission to this school Is shat
bovs shaII be twelve years OF age or more NOW
soge boys give promise Of being smart and apt
a. sarI1 as 6 or 7 years Of age, whilst others
-.a.a-vs he Characteristic OF " dull boy IN
Rasssas NevertbeIess It does not follow there
:. 90 hone Therefore we fail to see the policy
af the HiIo or any other school describing or
lilo ont those who at that tender age DO
~, = i've promise Of steady Advancement IN the
.tudies Of the school"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
PASSENGER

From San Francisco. per Zea1andfa, June 14-8Irs
McCoppin, Mss MeCoppin and servant. 4 N Hatch. VI 8
Grfnbaum and wife, Rev J Hemphfl and wife, Rev X G
Walkup and wife. r W Janion wife ? children and nurse.
J o Carter, Miss Carter, A Arundel, b HeymansOn,
Madam Ponti 2 children and servant. Miss l. Yan1ess.
5 L Austin, II P Carter. Master Geo Carter, Miss Belle
Carter and servant. W l. Hopper, Miss Montague and
mad. 5 G Armstrong, Mrs N L Smith, 5 Magntn. Mrs
Boyson and , children. AN Bush and wife, John Brodie,
~ W Colvflle, John @ Farron, II j Hart, John "a
rounie. W Brandles. Geo r Wells. @ Cert, Miss Hughes,
edss A Krwfck. J HOeck. T Trousler, Silas Chamber
ain, Z T Ashworth, It Cameron, Mrs Granniss and child,
fno Fitzpatrick, Mrs n + Burgess and son, Geo Lowery,
b Morgan. @ NJ Cooke, ID Pierce, 7 Murray, JAS Shaw,
fChas zoph, and II Chinese. AZ passengers in transitu-
4 For Sydney, per Zealandia, June 1f@C Gfhon.
For San Francisco. per Il W AImy, June H-H G Kirk,
W A Dewey, II G Bradley, Lizzie Ingies, J A Cooke, J N
CroWeI1, Mrs Oderkfrk and child
FOR San francisco, per Eureka, June I4-Mr lacey,
Mr. and Mrs Marchamssn, S Foster, r Mcdonald, Thomas
williams.
For Hong Kong, per Ceylon, June 1T-H Chinese.
Anderson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

The RECENT action OF the Legislative Assembly
on the liquor question, as presented in different
phases, deserves notice and provokes comment.
The proposition to repeal the restriction on sell
ing or furnishing to native Hawaiians was sternly
negatived by the majority. We by no means
condemn. but rather applaud this action, and
should be more enthusiastic in our applause were
we convinced that it was the result of bona fde
temperance principles and practice. But Honor
able members know as we'll as do we-and per-
haps better-that in the face of the present pro-
hibitOry law as to HawaIians, they get all the
liquor they desire or can pay for from Chinese
shop keepers throughout the Islands and yet
when in ia proposed tn extend the proLiL;sA- 10
Chinese, the Honorable Representatives vote it
down by a large majority. A consummate farce,
and strange inconsistency,-to give il no worse
name. With an assumption of great rectitude,
selfdenial, and love Of temperance, they heroic
ally put aside the profer OF the privilege to open
ly buy liquor but they refuse to adopt a meas
ure which will effectuslly prevent them from get
ting any quantity Of liquor in an illicit manner.
The fact that the probibitory law as to Hawaiians
is a dead letter, is too notorious to be questioned
for u moment, and itwas so stated most emphati-
cally during the debate on the Hon. Mr.. Cleg-
horns bill to extend the prohibition to Chinese.
The action Of the Assembly in this matter is a
cheap way of securing a good name with the
outer world,-a reputation, with our friends in
America who helped to Christianize this nation,
to the effect that we are all staunch temperance
folk in Hawaii, who resolutely refuse TO {" un-
chain the tiger when the fact and the truth is,
alas that the tiger" is already at large
among us, and we refuse to chain him up when
the opportunity Is offered. /
Z Ii may be said that the existing law against
the Illicit traffic in intoxicating drinks, is suG-
cient for the required purpose. So perhaps it
would be, if faithfully and thoroughly executed
but we all know that it has not been so executed
in the past, nor is it likely to be in the future.
The probabilities are that the present failure to
q stop to the traffic by Chinese will tend to
give it fresh impetus, until every one of the num-
erous idle, wandering Chinese in the country
will become an itinerant grog seller. A gloomy
prospect for those who are working and praying
and hoping for the perpetuity of the Hawaiian
people And all this while there are thirteen
native government officials sitting as honorable
of the Legislative Assembly for 1880!
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POK

For San Francisco, from HIiO. per Hcsperian. June =
1888 sacks sugar % bbls molasses.
For San Francisco, from Hilo. per ID SPreckIes. June
T-f139 pkgs sugar. ia bbI5 moiasses, J12 hides and a lot
misc mdse-
For Sydney, per Zealandia. June Ito bis pulu, 10 IN
Manila cigars. Domestic value. $3.50; foreign value,
f13G10.
pkQa sugar. 80 bbls mofaases, f0e bags rice. so cases oil.
Domestic value, s~f0,5GA73: foreign value. sIs5-
For San Francisco. Per Eureka. June I-6,62S pkgs
sugar. 800 pkgs molasHes. 55S hides, 100 bnchs bananas, 3
bxs fruit. 81 pigs misc mdse. Domestic value, s5O,s9i,1 IL.
For Hongkong, per CeyIon. June IT-5O bags coffee. %
bags bech de mer. lot turtle shells. % pkgs copper. o bags
fungus, lot misc mdse. Domestic value, S9f0,77 y: foreign
value, S2y330,Jf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
ALONG TIE

IN Monday next, there VIII be quite a ne.t Of vessel.
\ modo port Tor the westward viz The Hawaii con.
CAPT NM M hit3sy storm Bird. Capt Ieaney. and Hazard.
gfasE All 81 which are after Iaborers, and the MiE-
the NJ PaeEet Morning ste Capt Bray. with suppIies for
Dnariea A. MlcrOnesia- This will D. quife A race
al expect 70 hear % some pretty tall sailing. HNw.
~ a. get up considerable steam. storm Birds can ~
E.otars can shoot, but We know that Cant MIIer nj
~ most anything rather than get beat. So look o1i
- some fast sailing
WE Srt d Lady Lainpson, AZ the old Custom House
~y,recelvc freight for San Erauciaco.
HaW sch kaiuna - az JudI'e wharf attfng for q,
1919 -. - the Ochotsk sea, for salmon. b sail on Myudrv
He1t In command Of Capt Cook
ne hniatea sch vivid, - AZ judd wharf abe all.
10y With supplies for Fauniugs Island.
Ane AL sen American Girl, Is loading at Brewer L Cos
"LL+tfI, Tor san Francisco. 10 sail some time next week
- An sch Claus spreckeis, o. At the EspIauade inst
Low the old steamship wharf: she sails today fgr san
@rrnclsco Mail closes at II O'Clock a IN.
LneA Am Ok q Murray, ~ Al the foot OF Fort street.
~ ~ De al discharged to-day, and will be laid on Tor
Ssn Franciseo, to SAL probably the latter part Of next
The Am bktne Emma Augusta, Is at the foot OF Fort
street. she sails to-day for Port Townsend In ballast.
me Raw bgtne POmare, has been purchased by the
Coyernment, and viii be fitted out 10 bring Iab5rers
from the south Sea Islands. she will be Commanded by
APT Trip % sail IN a week or ten days.
q next mail from San Francisco nay be looked for
~ me bktne Ella, the latter part Of next week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

FRIDAY. JUNE Is. 1850.

The mfHhad but ona foreign arrival since last report
which g +eamer from san Francisco, the imports by
Rave n ~ Of coin am0untedtO aboutSIsOO. There
Austr7- ~ departures, two for san Francisco. one for
the tot pne Tor Tahiti. and two for Port Townsend.
SOL @1e o. domestic export by which amounts t.
from me Hespcran and J u 5preckles also sailed
me uL Tor san Francisco. but We have not obtained
tha4<-,h OF their cargDes. The quantity Of suEar BIZ
CeTfoa was DO bags. with 22f bbls noIasses. The
forei~ - dougkOng. carries S1-gJ2B 81 worth Of GOOD. "a
IT, PRODUCTION
weeA ,ssPts 81 sugar AZ this port during the past two
molanrnounts % I2-2Ss packages. and zoo packages
cisco most" which was been shipped % san FTan-
slim
curruroh. mostly Mexican dollars Is about all the
much 4 nave a. present, and there Is nearly twice as
Iho country now a. there vas one year ago.
OO0 d rlAIon of silver coin BY the last steamer 60
per 60 suoleet % the recently imposed duty Of ten
to sm in the Custom House. and viii be returned
MONEY f,tIIseo. We note a great scarcity Of paper
cfrcu,L .-Fef eertIcatedl which g. caused by its being
10na ~ tAe other Islands. and the Treasury has
1ota hanf- We understand that q new suppIv -
New York s DC eAPeetSd
INST -ts-t edyiees from san Francisco are 10 the 7th
lrud,-- ildcate no Important change In prices Of island
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

Just before the steamer cast of from the
wharf, a telegram was received to the effect that
Blaine was gaining. Grant would require about
so more votes to secure the nomination. The
accession Of the votes for the FIVE candidates
below Sherman would give him the necessary num-
Der, but they are perhaps as likely to 90 over to
Blaine, together with Sherman's 90. It was re-
ported that if Grant failed Of the nomination up
to the tenth ballot, his friends would withdraw
bis name
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
Notice of Foreclosnre of Mortgape

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to a power Of sale contained in a certain deed
Of mortgage, dated Sept. 9th, 1876, made between John Kali
Papa (kl of the one part, aud Ann Schooley Of the other part,
recorded in Liber 40, on pages $50 and 800, the said Ann
Schooiey intends to foreclose said mortgage, aud after the
time limited by law, to cause the mortgaged property TO be
sold at public auction, in Honolulu, for a breach Of the con-
ditions contained IN said mortgage deed.
Said mortgaged property being situated at Waiahole Koo-
laupoko, Island of Oahu.
Dated 5h day Of June, A. D. 1880.
N sCHoOLEY.
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MEMORANDA.

San rancisco-Arrived-Ju Am bktne Catherine sud-
dens Bates, hence May II
San Franeiseo-June Sam bk Forest Queen, Winding,
hence May 81
Report Of p M s 8 Zeaiandia. from San Francfsco. III
ChSvnlter commander. June 7th at II IN left wharf AZ
san Francisco. Discharged pilot at 1JO p m, and re-
cetved Honolulu pilot on board at 1nI5 am 18th. Weather
toggy during 6th and 7th, Afterwards fine with moderate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed tx ecutor Of the
last will and testament Of KAILfWELA, deceased, and all
persons having claims against the said Estate, whether Sc
cured by mortgage or otherwise, are hereby notified to pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within ave months from the
date hereof, or they win be forever barred. And all persons
indebted TO the said Estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment thereof
CECIL BROWN,
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament Of Ksiliwela, decd.
Dated at Henolulu, May %, 1850. my29 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19

A RuNoR comes from Kusaie, Micronesia, of a
heavy fine imposed by some foreign Official in that
region upon. the inhabitants of that island. This
they are not likely to be able to pay, and in de-
fault Of payment are threatened with a loss of a
part of their island, including its important har-
bOrs. Such ways OF getting possession of valua-
islands ought to be made a matter Of investiga-
ton by the naval powers interested in the COM
merce OF these seas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
MARRIED.

this city, on Saturday,
ene II, at ST. Andrews Cathedral, by he Rev Alexan-
= Macktntosh, MR. WM- Ed. Herbert DEvERILL, OF
hue. Kauai, to Miss SARAH BENSON, eldest daughter Of
s late Hiram Fredenberg, of Koloa, Kauai. London
Ines please copy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
IMPORTS.

Port Townsend. per Emma Augusta luna IL
20G,007 ~ lumber, ~ m shingles. . M laths.
From San francisco. Per ZeaIandia, June If-LOt gro
cerfes and provisions, % pigs cigars and tobacco, IS4
ns potatocs' a. pes lamp posts. 600 mats rice. IL bx5 coin,
IN bxs nut oil, lot misc mdse-
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ve.-eI. fsr HeneIuIu frem FereIgn per...

vessels for Honolulu from FOREIGN Ports
Am bk T r Whifton, New York. over due
Brtt ship City Of Madrid, Liverpool, July is
Brit ship City OF Nankin, Glasgow, due Aug $40
An sch La Gronde, Humboldt, for KahuIuf
An sch Martha w Tun, san Francisco, due June 1925
An bkfne Ella, San Francisco, due June $3.50
Haw bk r G Wyiie, Bremen, due Aug 1920
Am sch Gent Miller, San Francisco, for HnO
An bk Martha Rideout, Port BIakely, due June $3.50
Am bktne Monitor, Humboldt
Am sch Twilight, San Francisco, for HlO
Am bktne Catherine Sudden, Humboldt
Am sch Jennie Walker, Port Blakcly, due June 2O25
z d ; 5 Australia, Sydney, due July 5
Z n 5 ) City % Sydney, san francisco, due July II
4 Al bk Forest Queen, san Funeisco
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TENRE DESIRABLE REMISES ON NUU-
IL VALLEY ROAD, at present occupied by VIM.
Johnson, consisting Of a dwelling house with large parlor and
bedrooms, l large diningroom, pantry, kitchen and bathroom
a large 2 room cottage (neariy new in the rear, and other out
houses, all in good order and condition
The lot is well planted with fruit, ornamental and shade
trees, and has a large cemented fountain in the centre. Land
title, FEE SIMPLE. For further particulars, apply to
WIN. JOHNSON.
Or the Assignees, THEO. II. DAVIES, and
jus Ii. w. SCHMIDT.
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DIED.

kusrur-In this city. on the 18th inst. the Hon. ABEA-
q KALAULI, member of the House OF representative
I the district OF Kau. Hawaii, aged As. Funeral at 4
dock this afternoon from his late residence on Queen
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Punahou Colle,e.


manooI - - In.L =
On 'ue IVA, Il "asSOi'inUed On IL
IAN and ION lnsts- Tue exeieiss attracted
numerous concourse of parents and friends Of N,
scholars among whom, ~ 49, H. III -,
- ' - NPV'
Fuhanou % 'HeI A4ma Ma'er' an "bo AWAY
evince a great interest in the annua examinations
AuitaS was ue'o'eu 10 e4amihslons IN Gfam
mar, Arithmetic. Geometry. AlgebR, Geography
nrst lessons IN Latin and readlngsin Caesar anC
cicero.
Friday the lin being a public holiday, the con
tnuatlon OF the exercises was held Ger until Mon
day the l4th inst, on which latter ay Chemistry
PHYSIOLOGY, Philosophy, Trigononetry, French
and readings in Greek and Latin composed 10
programme. Tuesday morning We occupied A
examinations IN Geometry and Geology, and
closing exercises of that day, and Q the exam
uon, were composed in the following:
Chorus-spring song. Mepdo hn
Reading-Thanatoasis. Ennees
Piano solo.:-....
Piano Solo inhheoek
Select Reading. Ssr5er
Chorus3 National observation-disclosures
COMPOSITION s me 9pse ,d ~ iysls Char baldwin
Vocal Solo. HItSh39ek
Select Reading. -. Sic D;ctscr
James Booth
composition.Tb TcIsDb61s 'oLeS tRhetta Frear
Chorus-May song.....!.... -. 'slenaeIssonh
Composition. Carrie Gilman