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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

THE following letter has been pretty ex-
tensively circulated, having been forwarded to
the Government we'll rs to private indi-
viduas. There is little difficulty or risk in
assigning the authorship to Moreno himself
who appears to have thoroughly bamboozled
the youths into the belief that what they write
is true. We informed our readers some time
ago of the arrangements made by the Govern
ment for transferring the charge of the youths
to MIR. Hackfeld, the Hawriian Consul at
Bremen, who also will receive and disburse
the money needed for their maintenance and
education. Very possibly however, the Don
may throw every difficulty in the way of part
ing with his proteges as they are probably
useful to him as evidence of his official status,
and, their Liberation accomplished, we should
not be surprised at the early arrival of his
Donship in this Kingdom with demand on
this Government for repayment of the sums
alleged to have been by him advanced from
his personal estates for the support of the
party. We need scarcely say that the naval
or military education, has not yet been begun.
RoMr, ITALY, February 22d, 1881.
Z" Our iopiny CouRtymen We, three of His
Majesty's juvenile subjects, and true sons of
Hawaii, sent by the Hawaiian Government in care
of Mr. G. c. Moreno, good and honorable man,
with whom you all well acquainted, to be edu-
Gated abroad, wish to make known to you our
countrymen, that His Majesty's Ministers have
acted towards us in shameful manner by leaving
US IN this strange land without the means of sup
port. Mr.. Moreno has been compelled to supply
for us with his own money which he draws from
his own estates; while the money appropriated by
the last Legislature is lying idle in the government
building in Honolulu. This is indeed an act of
Christian charity on Mr.. Moreno's part for he is
not compelled to do So"
:" We therefore demand that His Majesty's Min
isters should Immediately send our proportional
share of the money appropriated by the last
Legislature. Your friends abroad
RoBERT w. Wilcox,
JAMES BoorH,
ROBERT N. BOYD"
10 the Hawaiian People, Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

THE ELEVENTH OF JUNE is coming and so is
every day, that horses require GOOD oats We have
for SALE oats at 81 80 per GENITAL which In all
spec good New Zealand oats at Sa25 $3.50 per
Genital and which good judges have pronounced to BE
New Zealand oats Also the right kind of hay to feed
with these oats, Our mixed feed will fauen a horse
QUICKER and BETTER than anything else in town.
30 I'm LAME A. CO
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

.. II 800 "
making the distribution for the quarter 80 tons or
!. now obtaining what sugar II wants Of the natural
HAWAIIAN product ut fair advance to the
tractors. These sugars N sent here for open market
would n the bulk naturally grnyHc In price to the cost
Ing OF choice grocery grades might produce
nlsm to bring prices 6cOU the Manila basis which still
remains at our last quotation High freghts from
port prevent any advance Last sales Of Cubn Centru-
gal Sugars In New York Uc for % degrees po-
latilnt'on. Market firm.
An advance or i,c. all ronnd has been established by
our tenners since our last report.
RICE Market Hat stock large both in hands of job.
be perlers and speculacrs Sales since the arrival
less per cent cash 40 5R cash. The quantity held
by party Ia so large to dcpres effect
upUI the views of jobbers.
Receipts for the quarter ,995 bags which Is more
than our consumption for that length OF time The
ton Of IL must ind outlet with the overland trade
DO consumed by the Chinese, and to either OF
these outlets for the price must be about SC unless
East india Rice should be unexpectedly high
MOLAsSES-Our market was cleaned OF the stock In
first hands prior to the arrival OF the Murray with
600 bbls for large portion OF which vinegar manu-
facturuT II negotiating Choice In moderate quantities
VIII continue TO command 2ll22ic but 1t should be in
hTstcas- packages The losses by leakage and burst
lag are mere than the extra Of good packages.
WHALE OlL-NO change; we quote 37hc.
TALLOW-Markct shows Increased activity; Ga6hc
Choice Rendered; TS@7A best Refined.
WooL-spring clip arriving In limited quantities
Sales light; San Joaqun lsl12Oc Southern Fleece
1tDi5c.
FLoUR-G Bakers Extra si.s71s; Starr Mills s4,GO
BRAN-sli50 per ton.
REIGHTs-Market quiet but firm; last charter small
IRON ship at s!s Cd basis Cork, U X. Only one small
IRON ship disengagcd In port,
ENCHANGE-London, 80 days Bankers, 49Ad dfl i65Sd
Commercial 5O1sGtJJia; New York, gOcdt25c per 100.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

THE small -pox still pursues the oven tenor
were reported in the course of the week. We
have already called attention to the persistent
practice of conceament amongst the natives
aud Chinese, and again we beg those who are
able to do 20 to urge upon the natives the
vital necessity of making known 10 tie prope,'
dHttorihes the existence of any suspicious case.
We say enphatically the proper authorities
those of the Board of Health in particular, or
any hmfuAy quaiyfed physician in general
We know for certain that ignorant un-
educated natives, without any qualification
whatever, are tampering with smallpox pa
tients, helping to conceal them, treating them
after their own fashion, and occasionally when
the victims were near their last gasp, report
ing the case, thus striving to make it appear
that the patient had died under the treatment
of the physicians of the Board. One man in
particular, kahuna named ELENA, has con-
tinued his unlawful practices for long time,
and hitherto with impunly; although with so
little attempt at secrecy that one is lead to the
conclusion that there must be some influence
at his back and that he is protected by some
person or persons who ought to know better.
This man not only undertakes the treatment
of smallpox cases which are concealed from
the lawful authorities, but actually tampers
with patients who are under the care of quail
fed physicians It we want to get rid OF this
pestilence, we must first get rid of unqualified
practitioners by putting the laws against them
in force in6icting the penalties awarded to
such culprits without fear or favor Mean
while we beg the proprietors and editors of
papers in the Hawaiian language to point out
the suicidal folly of concealing smallpox
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

The SATURDAY PnEss cannot undertake TO return
communications, accepted rejected, and have to
request correspondents 10 append their true and
addFcsscs, not necessarily for publication, " dc.
sired hut as guarantee Of the good faith Of the writer
- ED SATURDAY Press.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

Remaining April 22nd. .................... 110
Among the patients received was one white man,
(John $. Young). The number of deaths is the
lowest that has occurred in any one week for two
months Among the number were three children
under five years of age.
CHARLES T. RoDGERs NJ. d.
Honolulu, April 22nd, 1881.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Waltl,am Watches.

tFrom The Sydney Ddiiy Teiegraph, June 2G, 1sso.l
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches Mt the Sydney Inter-
national Exhibition and the only exhibitors in any
class from the United States who have received this
distinctive recognition.
NJ. McINERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

Ir may be remembered by many that when
the provisions of King Lunalilo's will were
first made public, frequent remark was, "Of
what use will be the building of home for
aged, infrm and impoverished Hawaiians,
when there is no provision made for the main
tenance of the fabric and its inmates 2" To
this we are happy to be able to answer that
the estates of the late King have realized in
the hands of the Trustees so considerable a
sum above their first anticipations, that after
the completion of the building, purchase of
site, ETC., there will be available sufficient
amount, which, carefully invested, will yield
an income sufficient to inaintnin the establish
ment in thorough efficiency, and its inmates in
comfort The will of Lunalilo gave rise to no
small amount of litigation, sundry of it's pro-
visions being keenly contested. In the end,
however, the Trustees gained almost every
point, and the death of Kanaina released the
property from it's sole charge, and vested the
whole extensive estates in tho Trustees, ex-
cepting only the marine residence of the late
King, at Waikiki, bequeathed by him to II M.
Queen Emma. The whole bequest is expected
w i'"''|o So"oiuoiuoiy over one h''Hdreu tnou-
sand dollars, though some portions having
long leases yet to run are not available for i'm
mediate sale 1t is expected that the building,
as such, will be completed by the end of this
year, after which the furnishing, water supply,
ETC., will occupy some little time longer; but
by this time next year we hope to see the
crowping of the edifce" by the admission of
the first recipients of Lunalilos bounty as
publicly and as satisfactorily accomplished as
was the laying of the foundation stone Fioreat!
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Vessels In Por'

us y Wachusctt, Lull.
French Dispatch Boat IIussard, Parizot.
Jaluit bgtne Nicolaus, -
faw bgtne Pomarc Trip
An bgtae Morning Star, bray
Bol bk Don Nicolas, Gray
Am sch Letitia, Hitisehee
law sch Giovanni Apiani, English
Brit hk Aikshaw, Iaita
Am bk Camden, Hardics
Am bktne Discovery. Perriman
AN bk III Almy, Freeman
liaw bgtne Storm Bird, Tieuney
Am bktne Wrestler, sehnauer
Am bk Lizzie Marshall Berginaun
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CO NJ M z CIAL.
NoNoLrLr. ApRtL .. 1ss1.

HONOLtLt, APRIL .. 1881.
All branches of business been quiet during the
week. The PMss City of New York arrived from the
Coast Sunday nigh and left carly Monday morn.
ing She brought considerable quantity Of general
merchandise.
Other arrivals during the week arc the Camden and
Lizzie Marshal from the Sound with lumber, and the
Discovery, Almy and Wrestler from San Francisco with
assorted cargocs. The bark Aikshaw has also arrived
from Glasgow with large orders supplying the demand
for various articles Of which scarcity was threatened
The bark Edward May sailed for San Francisco
Tuesday with cargo valuc at $40 $3.50 She carried
the largest quantity Of sugar that has left this port
.5g2 g77 pounds. being iooOs5 pounds more than
taken by the zehlandla last week. The bark Don
Nicholas has discharged her cargo Of coal and the Am
bark California is her way to this port with
large quantity Itwas only short time ago that this
article a A. II Il plentiful now
The building and real estate nj the foot Of Kaahu
street belonging 10 the General Miller has
been disposed Of TO Allen Robinson, rumor says for
$1,000.
subloincd we give Nessrs williams, Dimond a Co.'S
monthly circular showing the condition of the san
Francisco market.
san Francisco, April 9th, 1851.
near Sr'-Since we had this pleasure under date Of
l2h nit, we have had light rains throughout the Doun
ny md prospects for the coming season unusually
good.
SUGAR The demand 4, good and the distribution
larger FOR the hrt quarter OF this ycnr than for any pro
yions corresponding quarter ns will be seen by the
following snmmaryl
-.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.


SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- WAIIAN ISLANDS. IN Probate In the matter Of
the Estate Of NARY WILSON ANDREWS, iate OF
honolulu o,hs deceased, tesAie At Chamb bers before
!, On reading and ang the Petition and account. Of
Andrews. late Of Honolulu, deceased. wherein he
ASKS 10 be allowed ssc-o, aud charges himself with
proved aud that dual order may be made of ds,ribu
ss ssssy snS h ss 's%' @ ana 70 r.
s1Isss erdsssd s IL h. naiIhsI ~ S e
d. 1881 at ten o'clock A. NJ, before the said Jnstcs
at chamb,ts. ~ the Court House, at HONOLULU be aud
hearing ssid Psio and Aeeoani. and tha. ali psq ~"
sons interested may then and there appear and show
granted, And that this order In the Engiish language
be Paoiishsd ne saturday Pres. newspaper printed
Dated Honolulu H. H. III. il DAY Apl a 16.ilsf b. ii
Aiics,' A. Rosa Justice d he supreme Court.
Deputy Clerk Of the supreme Court. 80 81
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
ssis Of winsx lnI T. psGse s ss q se
. Ss: sss SsS q r. AJ ssssss
,.ou Rsaang aud aIiag the Petition and account. o,
William :. Damon isis % iioncisa. It, J.. dsesa.ea q
Wherein he ask. % be allowed ss,ixes and charge.
% % sa ssf osas ssss n.y may Ss ss
ssns. z. q ss n ns p.9gs N ~
him 81 and n,s .s,ss. from ell fssshas responsibility as
s ss9ss IL e: .lIs ss Day e
psIs IN the Court oans, At Honolulu be asd The sane
said NJ, and .s. =. assas
cd then aud there appear and show IN the,
hssr. Why ne sams shoad mol be granted. aud may
propsu{ And thst this order IN the HnrIish Isn-
guzae he psbiished In the Saturday Press nsw.
paper pfiatsd and pabilsked In HonoiaIa ior rhrss
sssesssss sesk: piss'>a@ % the ,s therein sppoln.
Dated :, Roaolsla, H. L hi. sh aay ef April A. D.
ioi. CHA9 L HAkkls Il -
Chief Jasfies ssprens coar
clsfk d ,hs supreme Court. 2a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
BUTTER F.!

"HEAT a. BRAN, D Bktme DISCOVERY
w April %. 1881. For sale by
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
G. ". MACFARLANE 2CO
Particulars Of which viii be given
MarShal's Notice.

| PY VIRTUE OF AN EX XECUTTON
~ issued ont of the Supreme Court upon judgment
Sghnst gdns 2SirmsrSnE Defendant in favor of II A.
| Thousand Three Hundred and Nncty-two Dollars,
at The front door Of Aiiolan Hale at il o'clock noon
on Thursday May 9th A. d. 1881 all the right title and
md Leases of the olowna Sugar Plantation with ali the
Buildings and improvements thereon, consisting of:
piece containing rods and 90 perchcs described in
Royal Patent l9o2, No. 6T2S as apana q in Olowalu
piece containing ~ fahoms and 2S feet described in
piece containing acres, roods 6 rods described
IN Royal Patent 3i'2, Award Book o. page $50 Ka-
piece containing acres rood and % rods described
IN Royal Patent 3i's Award Book ., $50 at Ka
piece containing roods and 81 perches described In
Royal Patent 5i'7, as apana 4, at Olowalu.
The following lands are subject to special mortpapo
of si,soo interest due - 10 months $50; VIII
piece containing acres roods and II rods described
IN Royal Patent 37i6. in Olowaiu
lplece containing y acres, roods and 40 rods de-
sGrlbed in deed of uayselden to II. A. Widemann, in
libcr ~, page 50.
Also to the following Leases:-
Crown Lands OF all the Ahnpuaa of OlowaIu and that
Part OF Uknmchame as lies between Olowalu and the
Mountain Gulch, known The Halfway Gulch for 20
Land described in Royal Patent 1e 10 years from Feb
lease given BY kaesns, Kanci and Keaoi land at olo
wan ana uknmehame, from July is 1870 at $50 per
Land at Pahne olowalu roods and IL rods 10 wears
from July 2, 1850 at $40 per annuni.
year. from July 49, 1850 at SEQ per annam.
Land at Oowalu, acres roods and % pcrchcs for 10
years from July j. 1880 at 800 per annum made by o.
:. The hey, whole subject to the following claims,--
Interest May 5 'S SSSSs
Interest to MAY j. issi ~, S3
3rd mortgage, Il Hackfeld& Co. April l. ISL ils 10
interest to May ., o,1sSl.................. 1881 issi67
ssai ,oai AZ
Inventory Of Personal Property and Fixtures OF oo-
wau Plantation
One Complete Min Building and Sugar House contain.
ing old MIL Engine and Gearing
Clarhcrs,
Settler Pans,
Sweeping Pans .H
Syrup Tanks
Molasses Tanks,
Vacuum Pan, HlI .t.g
] Open Evaporator,
Closed Eyaporntor
Blakcs Pumps,
Weston's Centrfugals,
J Driving Engine,
% Iron & Wood Coolers,
90 Cars on wheels,
Boilers set In Brick Masonry,
l Building for Blacksmith a. CARPENTER Shop with
complete set OF Tools for each,
] Stone House,
Cook House h Boarding House.
l Dwelling House with 4 Rooms Kitchen Pantry
Cook House, Bath and out buildings
Cottages for White Labofcrs, -U
Small Houses for IunAs,
Honses go II long, for Laborers,
65 Mules,
IS Work Oxen,
~ Mule Carts,
Trash Carts,
Bullock Carts,
" Mule Harnesses,
Knives Shovels, Hatchets, &c, &C.
20 acres Cauu Planted.
Full particulars on day OF sale unless said Judgment
costs ana all sSpe"vs' se g,1ykos.ly .ssacd
Honolulu, April I, 1851. 81 Il.
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NOTICE.
JOS. Z. WISEMAN,
Raal Estata Brakor AZ E,n nloura ana nr.>...

Rents Rooms, Cottages Houses and seIls and leases
Real Estate In all parts OF the Kingdom. Empoy-
ment found for those seeking work in oil the various
branches OF business connected with thc@e Islands
So N. LEGAL Documents drawn, Bills Collected,
Books and Accounts kept aud general office work
acted Patronage solicited. Commiss ssious moderate.
Honolulu IL L. a, eau
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ONIONS

KEGS, and a.ih. GLASS JARS, RE-
April -, 1881. 81 BOLIES a co
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LIME (! LIME

Tx BKTNE '' 'WRESTLER' April.
y ., 1881. For sale by 81 BoLLEs S co.
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W'hSt.:!,ssfsSs :s.ccs; :s.c; sses.s -.
esa .a.s o.hs, s,,p p.eaass. 0ass Al G. SSH ~ "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
THE DALLAS HERALD MORNING, OCTOBER 90, 1881

keeping Of silk worms. Persian monks who
came 70 Constantinople revealed 10 The En-
peror Justinian the secret of The production
Of sill, and gave him some Sllk-w0rms.
FROM Greece the al passed mo italv at
the end of The thirteenth century. When
the popes lie. Rome 20 settle ut AUSnon,
France, they introduced into that country
the secret which had been kept by the la
lians, and Louis II. established a Tours a
mandatory of silk iabrics. Francis l..
founded the LYONS silk works, which to this
day have kept the first rank, Henry IL,
of France, wore mt the wedding of his
sister, the first pair Of silk hose ever made.
| The word "satin, which was in the orig
inal applied to all 81 k stufls in general, has
| since lie last century been used 20 desig-
nate only tissues which present Il lustered
surface. The discover Of this particular
brilliant stuff was ACCIDENTAL Octay 10 Mai,
silk weaver, finding business very dull,
and not knowing what to invent to give a
new impulse - TIE trade, was one day pa
cling to and fro before his loom. Every time
he passed the machine with no definite OBJ
iecI in view, he pulled little threads from The
warp and put them in his mouth, which
soon after he stat out. Later on he .Ound
the little ball o. silk on the floor of his woIk-
shop and was a,'rac, by TIE brilliant APP
pearaIce of the threads. He rc1eatrd the
experiment, and by using Ger am mucila-
gnouS preparations Su Ceeded in giving
satin to the world Manchester Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
RAILROADING.

The Duke of Sutherland is at the head of
a company of Englishmen, with G2,5O00OO
who have bought 60 square miles ON the ST
Paul " Omaha railraGd, 90 miles east of
Sioux City, for a colony, price $4,000.
The Chicago Times says Vanderbilt
has not only disposed of his interest in
Union Pacific, but the Times has trust
worthy information that he has sold out his
Chicago. Burlington IL Quincy stock; Ills
interest In this property was variously esti-
mated IN speculative circles AZ from S3.5tj.-
C-lto S8,OO0OO0. In conversation with a
reporter OF the Times several months ago
he admitted that The in,cresS exceeded 81.
Wl,CN, though he laughiney declined 10
state the exact amount of hls owncrsh,p in
thut load. Ii is asserted by persons who
have some knowledge Of M Nanuerblu's
schemes that he is transferring his interest
IN Union Pacific TO The Atchison, Topeka a
santa Fc, and lhas the money derived from
the sale of Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
stock has been invested in the Lake Erie x
Western. w
Some interesting statistics of mortality
among. railway travellers appear in French
journals. With uommcndable candor,
France Is given the first, and, of course
least enviable place on the list, her RAILWAYS
killing annually one in every 1000, 900
passengers, and wounding one In every half
million. English railways kill one In every
$4,000, but surpass those of France In
minor casualties, wounding one in every
third ofa million. Belgian RAILWAYS kill and
wound oncin every 900 900 and 1000 600 re.
spectiyely, while PRUSSIA kills ono in every
q ,S0O, 900, and wounds one in overy 1000.
goo, Roundly spca king, French railroads
Kill five times a. many as English, English
not quite twice as many as Belgian, and
Belgian nearly thrice than twice us many as
Prussia, which Is much the least fatal Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
An Arlstocratic Monopoly

We META ,o,,,, a. z,.,,,l,
-, e''"7 '''' 'o"''u' u '"' oN-
oiaiiseS, AL an houhcelhehtto the erect that
tina Pullman car company propose increas-
ing their rates to AZ ernicht instead or 80
,t;o,, : Ii, l. -. ~
m,''''i 70 "'''Se' " VIC VIC plcSciit charSe'
There is nothing in this to surprise the OBJ
servant citizen In all districts where there
!. cor,notit;o,, tl,o IN. -,
U'i'po''''oi', ''' ''"'oi'a5 ,"oi.o Pa'roh'
iAe the oppos'lon ana IN al ulstr.ctS wnerc
the monopoly exists the travelling public
are its mercy. II rcouires M Gift ot nronb-
taun..,.,.. -. o., 20
~ W ~ 'ilns w county WIZ, sooner or
~ lih i.Stii VI thG ullillail incubus ana
u,irt, Will .ile peolle ure al iesV iree, tney
VIII icIienDer us arrogance, IT'S eHtortlon
anu US tylahIly; ~ pehooVeS the fullman
cpMpany, therefore 10 make the most OF
'n 1, opl'oitull!ty. ,-.
= pu! Wliat strikes US as Delhg especially re-
,lesilinS ~ ,lle PreleSt ubn0h Whlch new eX-
.oi'ioii - ueiilaluel. me Iuilinah com
paIy pIetenu tliat .neN nave Deeh urSei by
tileir patrons OF tme peter class to IN
crease the fare. The better class" com
pam mat pV making the rate as low as two
9oliais, tne company place thelr accommo-
HaIiolls Wltilln me redch OF the rabDle; that
low, coarse ana poor people are enabled to
travel IN the Pullman carsand % offend the
epte WIN the'r rude manners, their vulgar
conversation ana tle'" unssVory presence.
inc better class" have, therefore, petit
TONED me Pullman company 20 increase
the "a III To ~, SO That the common herd
may no longer atto'd to thrust themselves
among the 9noi1ted. The Pullman are
hehcelorth to be exclusive, the abode Of the
ariSt0cracy, htid sacred to The elegance, the
ponsh anl good breeding which are, no.
to 'ou'v, the rnj ing characteristics Of
lag Weal..9y Ire HH .paca.. ,I, VA N,
prince, the Sudden mlllonaire Wl,n tncIr
lovely and interesting families, may now
travel without fear of coming in contact
with the blokon down professional man,
me me shabby scholar, the ruined planter or
Ihe tnreanDaie lllterateuf. They need fear
no intrusion OF ugly and offensive poverty.