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CANNSTETTEn y0LKSFEsr.

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! CANNSTETTEn YOLKSFEST.
The stvabtau FIarvcAt-Ifoino Festival
| Yesterday.
Tho ewablan residents Of Chicago yesterday
celebrated what IL known IN their on.,ntry os tho
cnnnstTttcr Volksfest,-the annual festival
which Il held In the Swal,'an provinces after tho
closo OF tho harvest. In the old country at this
tlme NIL who can do 10 meet together In tho City
of cannetntt, situated near Stuttgart. where
inon;trnus aKric,!ll,tnl falr 4 held, the entire
cpSt tic eit Ct hq euatfy r. fc 1
SSrr lie festival, ind " whiis hiiS Il e'ef,ss i"sis
sy IS Tho 9n t. hoss psasss e, fns 5
portant fentire pf the festival IL tho grand pro.
E wnS W. sAss pass org e tno aay.
n; n - s r e'al To initiate In their oalebra-
WI Thc dsys s enjSy,ueut was oreon,aed and cor-
riei 10 very suoeessfui issua snier Tic tic ans. @
p!ces Of tho ChIcnxo sr,waiMn VoroIn, anu at 10
r re- s5 .E t's5nT H. sid ssd III aysna!y sy
ket S,I,'nro On Wcst Randolph street showed
that lnrt OF the proccsslsl was already on hand,
A. numerous ilcats securing It an oys.
strrcts detlscly thron3e1 by npprrcintlve North
ssrs nEyoi'r IL tno VII pr tue EEsant ro four
States ling, some society banners. and hrass
o@and band completed thc first section Of tho pro
1 e 40 vst
scxsaa s sys e"4e to r. c e e liz Ct er @ Tas
th},S, tl},, s*a[d which they laeiGssd arose a huxo
MinKitnE colors produced a delightfully."- artistic
eject. AT tho corners OF the s9unrc lntac Of tho
pfilcr snt four lovely lJrungts, wfuso dirk hnlr
! ttI1WDA IN thu NtSEfr. HGhinAf II Af0nf1 n
gs: = roprcsentetion u tho ioidoss Pomona.
after that Just described bearing IN turn tho I'm.
pencnts u*cd N plowing, sowing, narrowing,
e a neSsSa Sess x Fho aSd no
hayrnakcr each bud q cur to himself, and nfscr
ss cane .nd aas q hay and sf
bright foliage. Then chn,c cars devoted to THO
s@ymhoiizius @ u the yintage, Tho young wine. a,,d
iil which tho interior nE a mountain cottnyc wos
sfown. With venerable datne sltt!ng spinnFng
tiers. while the head of tho house-n galllnt
chainnis- huntor juat returned from the chnse-
pceped through Tho wIndoe With evident. peas-
huntsrs' chr containing a dozen stalwart
FOLLOWERS OF T1sR MOUNTAIN DEER
followed, and after It rode twenty horsonen'
bearing aioit tho Tags Of tho various districts
Iso;Kh5 ',p ne rsar q ~ RTyeoss,oa, wh!ch
purity had already gathered, and by o'clock In
TIC ,. aftesnM.',,, . T. which nMe tho incoming
scnding picnlckers, thoro wcre not Ic.s than
s% pn!s ;S IN The Froye TIE am,iseme re 10
Tho aitornoon d not d4er ii % Say 1nssss Iups psf.
Nofth siis paS!is picn1e There ii eHv wns ass dame.
a. capital =. band. becE. drinking nj ali
par1s Of s1 tho ssoye rnSthsowins at
| 9hnOtjur mt fNrrAt. md Iyttriuir nrtturnftis
, 1880-09-13

The Rev. Chnt)cs Stanley Loster, Of st. rnuls
Eplscopal Church, Ityde rnrk. t,rcnchni is
fnr,wnii oor,ro,, .,....s1.,. ,s....,.,..
.n.'"cN eot"uu sense1uay no'".'s. S'F' hehler
hlts hccoPtch tho call OF 1T. Paurs Church, MIL
wRtlkce. md goes there during tho present week
tu assume charge Of n nav f1c,,t Of jux,r. III.
oouurcra,ton vcztcrtt"v ,norn,nr ,~aa n tor,,
ono, md during tho sernou thoro wero many
eyes ufmned With tears, for Mr.. Lester, during
his residence Of shroo years and half In Hyde
rnrk' nag 1nndc himself respected ms mnn and
Ills text wos choser from I;phesans. vi. 10.
nn in In MY n'yycr G ~ 1fs ,ni.ht n s III 'n' ''''
" T,,nr Nv .o,l...' pu"., 49,. " 10 .''sne
tho eon.ns shnnaes s VICE. o. en aaes o aar
tha aso ''q1e a a tpnn Urn
i frins oma nIerns T XIV mS trst ne t,s TO
inent md tn I at,, ~ n t,nsn o ImSn nH ~ ~
SS5Is,, n y eSe S.a's,. s aad as sersr!ns
If ts M o wS5 n % he sa Y s oax fs e at S
h4yis , ,lijs@sa o!i5 human work. " asy SSs
shocks ati ehaases % u our haman r. Ives. " INV
Ip woe sGsy apc toos "ro tho OF
80 hanpy aad 3" free 3 iren bsps"ta s ~
nransp @ @ ' of ivs w. nnd 10 forth fss jnta tlo
s Sa;si . & stss a. s"f sd i x sS ~ ya5 %
siss M r. tSoaxIt {{slne@ ana seIi:rcilaaeo
,ors nfG @i1dSa % o ~ r. ats H. AZ h9ns %
III IL eTs ' SssaS SS ssall haee s ss@sssd i f Sy
ne tsn Ies tSronE !s oTn unwi'Iusness to'Haks
Il i " ~ oyery 10y SGe@ bard neeesattyt1sows
st! ~ ~" III resources az III onFy uay, aha yet
avo IT, sea Wis., "a taS ys 81
Of l!fs snd turning their backs upon the tender
ia!.h -, and coar',Ro towards their destiny III IN
"1seeM r ,ona''l intMse' ,,t. o,,,o ,vo.., , .,.,
ia eat = aa mGas
70 oil %so y 9ftG n IL M eEc fYu5s iSs
vnny aS me- ne and woo S5 9eS vb9Ss VIE u
behind si!sm the tondnr aasnontlUns 0t
!hcir cnr!y homes, and WITH tonrtnl eyes md
sssss n1"fs nna esr0"o'' 10 'a'noFs 0'00's
iicS T. .,nnsrilcant now ePlre grand now
Ct nsomisgs ,I e., o. blessing 70 mankind thaa tho
w9raa IT, WitGessen ~ .; ~ ~ 'ts a'etory
velopaa H. 1s tsys et 'aS aey y'1a te @ se
Wholeheofcy ,o1 70 The ney dntiss Of is ~
as ths s1sad results y sas1ase. o,,sl. 10 e .
MI; nizo q, &c tndnmen.a! !aw Of human growth and
: And yet, why should tho Thought Of aacsiaco
suggest itsalf u mo, In connection with my own
may may seem TO some 70 speak st1anseIy and in.
snc,csey s, for snmc % men & cnn see nothing In thts
lit wor,iy i ua and and caia rscosniso no i" saerIso
whoro M thoso clements enter Into tho problems of
Hut thore arc ,nnny things besides which 20 to
whe GS + ,ss'ns n TIE ;c sTss
KRcriiIGo wh!ch trjna ina ,Fn vial Hurt r. wiph
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
ALONG The WHiRVFS

The I'm bgtne Morning star and Haw bk Hawaii. are
laid up on Fish Market wharf.
The Am bktne Ella f. loading .uar NJ Brewer 4 Coz.
wharf for San Francisco. and win probably sail this
afternoon FOR that port.
The HHw bk Matte NacIeay T. loading for san Frau-
cisco AZ the EsPlAnade. opposite the Custom House: and
VIII SAL today
The Am IN Forest Queen Is diseharging = large as
sorted cargo from san Francisco, at the Old Steamship
wharf.
The Am bgtne Hesperian Is diseharsing a cargo Of coal
At the foot Of Fort street
The Am bk Lizzie MarshaIIL 10 diseharging a cargo Of
coal from New Cus1e, Nsw, at the foot Of sim LikeIfke's
dock.
b The Am bk annie has been laid on for San Francisco.
and IL now loading with SUGAR Al the ? rs 5 Co.'S dock.
to sail on Monday next.
The Am bktne Catherine sudden Is in the stream. She
will be LAID on for San Francisco at an early date.
We hear that the sim Arcata will follow the Gu-ie
Telfair in the star Line. from San Francisco, at last ac-
counts she was On the dry dock. being heightened out
about 90 feet.
By our list Of vessels expected. it will be seen that
there are several vesseIs about due from san Francisco.
we expect to see the Falkinburs come in FIRST with about
aweek later news
The Am bktne jos Perkins. johnson, was at KahuIui
discharsng lumber when the Kilauea Hou left: the bgtne
Hazard. hence. had just arrived
As there has been considerable tax lately about short
passages between this port and san Francisco, we give
the following a. a few that have been made in the past:
1858 Am bk Yankee. II days to San Francisco.
1s5o Am ship Black Hawk, . days and . hours from San
1861 Am ship Pair Wind. days and III hours from
San FranciscO.
1851 Am ship Norwester. . days ID hours from San
Francisco
1861 Am bk Comet. . days and % hours from San
Francfaco.
1861 Am blk Comet. 10 days and II hours to San
Francisco.
1862 Am ship storm King, days and 10 hours from
San Francisco.
1864 Am ship 8IattaPan. Iog4 days from San Francisco.
1864 Am blk A a EIdridge, II days to San Francisco.
1866 Inn bk Ethan Allen, IL days 10 san Francisco.
1875 Am bktne J A FaIkinburg. IL days to Astoria.
1879 Am bktne Catherine Sudden. 0 days and II hours
to Cape Flattery-
1872 Am sch Claus spreekles. % days from San Fran
cisco 20 Kahului.
1ss0 Am sch Jessie Nieksrson. 10 days to Humboldt.
1850 Am bgtne ID spreekIes. 10 days and - hours
from san Francisco.
IsS0 Am bgtne , ID SPEECHES, l. days 90 San Francisco.
Thursday last being the birthday Of the Emperor Of
Russia, all the vessels in the harbor were gafly decked in
bunting, and IN the evening the war vessels IN port were
beautifully Illuminated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01

THE LATE FIEE AT WAIHEE.-our correspondent
writes d" Yesterday april 2S) I visited waihee to
look At the ruins Of the recently burned mill. A
pitiful picture it was, the ruins Of n once perfect
sugar mill, with all the modern costly improve
meuts, now \ blaekcned wreck, the walls only stand
ing. The manager, Mr.. Parker N.Makee. goes to-
day to Honolulu to perfect arrangements for the
reconstruction Of the nil. which IL 10 expected viii
be accomplished in six weeks Twenty carpenters
will be put on rs soon as they can be got. IL is con-
hdentIy expected that by experimenting some Of the
machinery injured by the fire from the mill at Ulu-
palakua, the work Of taking OF the crop can be re-
commenced IN six weeks"
TIE WAIaKEA BnIDGE.-A correspondent writing
from HHo under date Of the 22nd April, says that
our statement that the new bridge over the Waiakea,
il ninety foot span, is incorrect II would seem that
We were misinformed. The following figures are
furnished by our correspondent: The bridge is
142 S.st long ; 10 feet wide ; 14O6 feet high above
the aoorinz, and stands 9 feet above high water.
The Hflo people do not wish to convey the idea that
they have built a ninety foot bridge in such a man
usr AZ to make it cost $4,000. We like the tone OF
Of our HiIo correspondent, and hope he will write
again
oEr Elder Hook will speak in Emma Square,
Sunday afternoon. at 8 O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
M MERCIAL

FRIDdT. AJBRH %. Iss0.
Commercial circles have not been much excited during
the past week, the arrivals and departures being only
small In number. The arrival o. the Forest Queen from
San Francisco made the rice market easier and many o.
our celestial friends were pleased. The departures Of note
Tor the week have been the EaIakaua. Gussle TeIfair and
Martha Tufts for san Francisco. with carg0es q a total
Of sios5s509. while our imports. by the Forest Queen
from san Francisco and two eoIier-. Hesperian and Liz
ze Marshall. amount b. about 10000. The trade sale by
order Of Messrs- FL HoGsehIaeser. held At the rooms Of
C. s. Barlow. BROUGHT fair urtres-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
VESSELS IN PORT

NAVAL.
= II r N 3 DBiguitte. de Livron
II I @ 81 : Vineta, ZirzOE
MERcHANTMES-
Am MISS bgtre Morning Star, Bray
HaW bk Matte MacIcay, Boig
Haw bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am sch Honosa-
Am bk Annie, SandbeTg
HEw bk Hawai-, Whitney
An bktne Catherine Sudden, Bates
An bktne Efa, Brown
Am bgtne Hesperian, Winding
Am bk Lizzie Marshall, Daher
An % Forest Queen, Winding
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
K. G. T~ROUSSEAU n w. H, PUR-
WI Wis have this day entered into partnership for the
purpose OF carrying on a sugar plantation at kukuihaele, Ba-
makua. Hawaii, under the style and name Of g. TR0USSEAU
& PURvIS This new hrm having purchased Mr.. G. v.
Housman's interest In the firm of g Trousseau X Housman.
The partnership between g. Trousseau d c. V. Housman lie
de facto Dissolved. Mr.. Arthur V. Housman also ceases 10 be
connected with the new firm Mr.. q. Trousseau assumes the
entire management of the new firm and will use the social sig
nature of G. TROUSSEAU & PURVIS.
The new firm assumes all the liabilities of the firm OF G
Trousseau L Housman- g. TROUSSEAU,
W. ii. PURVIS
KukuihaeEe, Hamakua, Hawaii, April 1, 1880. ap24 At
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ATTENTION hooks

@
A - A RER DEAL OF PLANT
"A has been made, because some OF you have had to pay
Taxes TO this Government, as / have had on one or more occa-
siOns, 10 refund the money to the aggreved members, and
draw 1t from the Treasury OF said Company. You are hereby
informed, that about half Of you are in arrears of dues, and
some Of you are over two years in arrears. And also that If
those who have not paid their dues, do not appear at cur next
regular meeting, or show cause why they are delinquent, they
are liable TO be expelled, and there names handed TO the Tax
Assessor, and they can have the privilege of paying their
back Taxes to this Government, which will be double the
amount they owe TO this Company.
PER ORDER. w. Z. HERRICK, Treasurer.
p. S-Meeting next Monday evening, May 3rd, 1880, at
halfpast Z O'Clock. 1t
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ve..eI. fsr HeueInIa from ForeiEn POLO

ves-els for HouOIuIu from Foreign Ports
-Fannie Fisher, New Castle, over due
Am b CeyIon, Boston, due
Am BIZ 7 8 Wilton, New YORK. due May 20-25
Brit ship City Of Madrid. Liverpool, July is
Haw bgtue storm Bird. south sea Islands. due
BRIT ship City Of Nankin. Glasgow. due Aug $40
An bk Harvest Home. Departure Bay, due
An bk Camden, Port Gamble due May Is
Ger bgtne Nicholas. South sea Islands. over due
An bktne Jos Perkins, Port Gambe, due Al Kahului
Am bktne Discovery, San Francisco, due May is
Am bk Buena Vista, Port Gamble, due
Am bktne J A FMlkinburg. San Francisco. due May l5
An bktne Grace Roberts. San Francisco, due May is
Am sch W II Meyer. san francisco, due May Is
Am bgtne J ID Spreckeis. San Francisco. via Hilo due May Is
p VI 3 3 Zealandia, sydney, due due May 10
r " , } City ofGew York, San Francisco, due May 1917
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IMPORTS

From Newcastle. Nsw, per Lizzie Marshall, April %
ga IONS coal.
From sydney. Nsw. per Hezperian, April $3.50 tons
coal
From San Francisco. per Forest Queen. April 26-165
pkgg liquors. lot dry goods, 5I2 cases coal oil, $500 SKIS
, hour 1f0 mats rice, as M shingles. . cs giant powder,
lot hardware and building material, 771O r W posts, GA
bales hay, Toe SKIS grain. Is pkgs furniture, $50 pkgs
sugkr. lot canned goods, groceries Sc- &
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For San Francisco. per EalakAua, April 2f-7547 bgs
sug1r. SH5 bgs rice. $50 bxs tea, 1 bale wool. loo bnchs
banana; foreign value. st,7f5 % domesticKvalue, s4,T32 81.
For Fanning'a Island. per Vivid. April 26-Lot dry
goods. hats, groceries. cement. hardware, lumber, 3 kgs
sugar. Is bales hay: foreign value. Sl,TS2 O3; domestic
value. sI TO-
For san Francisco, per Martha A Tufts, April 26-2O94
bgs sugar, domestic value, sis,55O So.
For Hong Kong. per Hernfne. April 2s-G4 pkgs old
copper. rs pkgs fungus. IS pkgs old iron. so mats rice:
foreign value, 1916 IS: domestic value, $40 40.
For San Francisco. per Gussie TeIfafr. April 2S-49D
bgs sugar. $50 bnehs bananas; domestic value, $3.50 So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
NOTICE.

A LII INDEBTED To THE FIRM
N of BROWN & co, on the Both day Of March last, are
requested TO settle their accounts before May Gath. 1Ssc, as il
is my intention TO leave for California the FIRST week in June.
myl In FRANK BROWN.
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PAssENGER

For San Francisco, per KalAkAua, April 2i-Mrs Will
bur, Mr Sherret.
For Fsnnings Island, per Vivid, April 25-W Guig. G
Guig, Mr. sutton
From Newcastle. y 5 W, per Lizzie Marshall. April
al A Opik.
From San Francisco, per Forest Queen, April 26-Mrs
Barton. Mr. = Braaseh1
For Hong Kong. per Hernine. April 2s-IsO Chinese
For San Francisco. per Gussie TeIfsir, April 2s-S Alex
ander. John ORyan. Miss De We're.
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DIED.
BasaH-In thia city. Apr1 18th. MARY ELLES. only
daughter Of Mr.. Richard BraAh, aged years a months
and days
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PoRT OF HONOLULU, n. I


April 2t-Am bgtne Iesperian, Winding, 20 days I'm Sydney
25-Am sen Martha W Tah, Johnson, from Kahulai
25-H IR q ) Diguitte. de Lfvron, from Hawaii
=. 26-Am sch Frithi3E Matson passed the port u days
from san Francisco, en- route 10 SieolaeEh
2S-Am bk Lizzie Marshall, DahIer, II days from New
castle. " GW
26-Am bx Forest Queen, Winding, p days from San
FrAncfacn
26-Am bssne BaEari, Miller. 30 days I'm Departure Bay
27-HIG NJ 5 Ytneta, Throw, 20 days from Acapulco
DEF ES-
April 2E-Haw b. KaLakaua, for San francisco
26-Am sch Martha W Tun, johnson. for san francisco
26-Raiatea sch Vivid, Cavity, for Fanuings Island
2T-Am bgtne Hazard, Miller, for Kahuiui
28-Am bk Jenuy Pitts, Sievert, for Porn Gamble
8-8wehish bk uerminc. Lonngren, for HOugkong
28-Am stm Gussic Telhair, Butter. for san Francisco
30-An ship Gen Butler, Ryder, for Port Gamble
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ADMINISTRATORS NOT
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE.

1879 z WILLIE SOLD AT PUBLIC
49, Auction on WEDNESDAY, May 26th, 1850, at the
W-u- corral Of H.. Turton, Esq, at KAnspali, Maui. l25
head OF Cattle, belonging to the estate Of Andrew Walters.
II. TURTON
Y. JONES,
myI I'm Administrators Estate Of Walters,
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MARRIED.

nKroS-DuDuou-On the 1ith % March. IN st. Pauls
Church. city Of Cork Ireland. w. BRETOS, ESQ, Sur
geou r. " 10 ALICE MAUDE. youngest daughter Of the
late Jules Duduoit, ESQ., Of this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-01
BIRTHS

At wAohiuu. Kan. Hawaii. April 70. to the wife of
Chas. Meinecks. q son.
In this city. on the 18th uIt-. to ne wife q J. ". Nc
GrN. q boy.
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NOTICE.
Real Vienna Rolls
Crescents and Rusks,
NOTICE.

nR. DESIRES TO inform those
~ indebted TO him, that his affairs are left with Mr. r. r.
BICKERToN for settlement. who is authorized to act in his
behalf ap17 lmt
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NOTICE
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE WITH AN ORDER
II made by the Hon L. McCully, dated on the 2sth day OF
April, 1850. the undersigned will sell at Public Auction In
front Of Aniolani Hale, Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF May, A D, 1850. at IL O'Clock noon. all that tract Of land
situated At Leleo, Honolulu, containing 524 fathoms, being the
same premises described in Royal Patent No. 2090. and now
owned by Msluna C)- K~ALIMAHAUNA Ol
mYl 81 Guardian Of Maluna.
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FOR SALE.

q FIRST-CLASS PIANO.. Weber. Maker
N Is FOR sale cheap, on account Of departure. Also music
stand. rubber and cloth covers. and stool
myl p Apply to NJ. GREEN, at VI. Phillips & Co.
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EMPTY BARRELS WILMINGTON N. c..
Tar, per Amy Turner. Ols 80 BoLLES & co. >
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or Elder Hook will speak in Emma Square
Sunday afternoon. at 8 O'Clock.
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Turing THE OF MR.. NJ.
LOUISSON from this kingdom, Mr.. s. SELlG will act
for the firm of NJ. s. Grinbaum & Co., under full power Of at
iorney. (pI0 At NJ. S. GRINBAUM & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01
New York Press Views To-day.

The Herald sounds note OF warning In con-
nec1on with the present business boom. IL
says Wall street Is a sea OF speculation and
commercial activity, and 1t makes one dizzy to
read the money columns in the daily papers
This can not last, says the Herald: 'sThe
present has its opportunities and its gains
We hear Of fortunate turns. OF money sud
denly made, OF values going up and down like a
barometer when tYphoonS are veXing Asian
seas. But 1t is not a sound prosperity. For
one who wins now hundred will lose in the
END. Tie storm Will pass away. The seas viii
go down: We shall resume our ordinary, whole
some, old-faShioIed business ways. The shores
will be Strewn with wrecks-with ships that
sailed yesterday with high-mountIng hopes and
now lie black and stra1niDg on the sands. -
The Times says the inevitable isolation OF New
Jersey as democratic state is solely due to the
gross abuse OF lower exercised by the Pennsyi-
vaDia railroad In the politics OF that state" and
that thoughtful republicans are becoming
alarmed over 1t. It says further that 1.-THE raif-
road agents have quite an impartial way OF
helping the election OF legislators OF both polit-
ical parties, and expect TO be able TO eject a
dition to having their nominee In the governors
chair" The Tribune insists that as The demo.
cratic Congress, this winter, will not investi-
into civil s1s, reform as That to os the
papers. papers. to o0OD find out 'nI the ' men
do not contribute more money to political pdr,
poses than the actual office-holders give TO help
maintain themselves In position. The World
pointing out the evils of the s'spoils system"
and how to better the service. IL says the
Worlds civil service reform ls NOT TO put demo
cratsin office or turn repuDncanS ouI, pat 70
retain good men; not to put out Hayes men In
order to put in Conkiing men: The sun thinks
that both Tammany and irving natls must 0e
overthrown, II the New YORK democracy want
to inspire the party elsewhere with confidence
in 1t. the sam says the leadership under which
democracy suffered its defeat OF 1880 can never
recover the confidence ft has lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dee. I.-yirgin:a sixes, old. az
series, 2sss DO past due COUPONS, 81 do new tea
forties, 474s; de- ten-forty coupons, 81 bid to-
BALTIMORE. Dec l.-Cotton quies and firm
middling, 1l5.al2 Flour duh and heayy-Howard
S do da family 6 6% %sss cy 0 a1 eH5Ts spr 0o
q. 90; do extra, 6.ooas 75i do family 9 75a7 90:
Wheat, soGtheri higher ana fn wesperS bsSer Se
and tin-southern red. l. l2al; l9 do. amber. 4. 20
red irot o and T 6eeemSer sS 2is Jannary Mlarr
i.2ltal. 2lA; February, l2ssl 2Ss: Marcel.
wstern quiet and Se sia5SS SSaiSs5 S
Yellow o.; western miKed, spot and December, SO 4
ssss as.s s. ass o5
steady.wester1 white, 44ai5; do. mixed. 4sa44.
FFss sgs and aaSna ES g. chP P9S
Isisns Il Sa @r @Hriet and r saher gS5k
Clear ar rib sides none ofierins do backed, S 81 and
sk. Baeon-shoulders, 6k; clear rib sides, 81.
Hams ssl2S so Butte
iss22 b Eggs firm @ fresh, 25aaS lined 20
Rs6rSem Ro esrIoes or6nD4T saio see s1
f1m-A soft. ea9N. Whisky higher. I17aI IL.
FTeights eight to Liverpool per steamer qIiet-cott9n.
bairels; wheat Isl; GIt bushels, corn. 50. 900
sRsnss eas ssO Ss es Sun6 n6
SalesIwheat 629. 100 bushels; cora. 81, ST.
NEW YORK, Dee l.-Stocks strong Money,
T. ExchanEe-ions, 47ok; short. 4s0H Gov
NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Flour quiet Wheat
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Stock Market opened
weak and lower, ana nnder a heavy pressure to
sell the general list declined shsrply, and at the
end of the FIRST hour prices had fallen ID 70 30 per
cent, the latter Northwest Common. st. Paul sold
down II, Delaware. Lsckaw.nns and Western ia.
Western Union 2k and Denver IL per cent. Tie
speculation is extremely feverish il tone and tend
LONDON. Dec. I, 1880 p. m.-Consols,
100 is for both. U. s. bonds, per cents, llG.
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgase trustees
certificates, Sc aasnuc and Great Western
E1ie. Do second c6nsos, 6ii ioik c0ps Nes YORK
Central, l471@. Illinois Central, LIS. Reading,
26i.
sEw YORK MARKETS THIS ArTERNooR.
The following quotations were current In New
johnson i %. 20. 81 per cents. iiiS bid, liz
asked O. g. 1ssT ~ peg osn c& p sns ss5s u.s.
sissippi. Ssb; Erie l5; Michigan Central. llls;
Northyeet l27 do; preferred. l4sa Iron Noun
tam. lZzH hock Island, i22H; 81. Paul, l0Sx; do.
IT: do: preferred. 5sE: kansas and Texas. s1S;
w. q. Telegraph, S95SI q. O. and l. O. lse
Pacific MAIL .46k.