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

THAT serious disp,oportion in the num-
bers Of the sexes in any community is grave
evil, no one questions that the evil is inten-
sified when it is the female sex which is in the
minority, is also true; and that this intensified
evil exists in this Kingdom, cannot be dis
puted. But this is no new discovery. II is
no ones paten.-right. Ranting and blathering
about love of humanity in general, and of the
Hawaiian race in particular, does not const-
tute philanthropy nor does the systematic
vhfying OF men or set Of men, occupied in an
industry not ones own, represent statesman
ship. Much that we have read lately on the
subject, especially some articles endeavorins
to fix the crime of a murderer on the negli-
gence of his employer, reminds us Of charac-
ter in Hudibras who,--
..compounds for sins he has mind TO-.
by daniaisg those he's not inclined to-
The true philanthropist or statesman will not
be satisfied by posing as the sole exponent OF
circumstances which are known to all aud de-
MED by none--of evils doplored by all, de-
Tended by none but will buckle to, and will,
as far as in him lies, work, that by opposing,
he may end them.
The matter seems to US to be far more
difficult than appears at first glance. BY the
census of 1915 it is stated that in the native
population alone the males exceed the females
in number by nearly thousand i975) ;
amongst the half-castes there is a small pre-
ponderance Of females. OF all foreign nation
alilies the males far ouinnmber the females,
without reckoning the Chinese, who in 1878
counted 5976, Of whom only l3l were females;
and this dispropor.ion has been enormously
increased by the arrivals Of the last five
months. Here, then, sc are brought face 10
tace with the facts. Even supposing there
wero no native women married to foreigners,
which is very far from the fact, even then
there would be thousand Hawaiian men and
no wives for them. But the Chinese part OF
the question is the most dificult. Here We
have Cinnamon by the thousand, and but .
few score Of their country womeni and we
know by experience. and by the testimony Of
those best able 10 form correct judguept.
that respectable Chinese women are not to be
induced to emigrase. The bringing in Of Eu-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23


making the distribution for the quarter 90 tons, or
the rate OF i6 tons for the ycn The grocery trade
H. obtaining what sugar " wants Of the natural
Hawaiian product NJ fair advance cost to the
trncors. These sugars " sent here for open market
wOnld In the bulk naturally grnvltc In price TO the cost
Of Manila other sugars, and with excessive offer
ing OF choice grocery grades might produce nnaRO
nlFm tO bring prices bCiOU the Manila basis which Ht
romans NJ our last quotation High frcghts from that
port prevent any advance. Last Of Cuba Centfu
larizauon. Market Arm
An advance OF &c. all round has been established by
tennera since our last report.
RICEMarkei Nat stock large, both In hands OF Job.
of the "w II Dinond" OF moderate quantity at BIC,
less per cent cash % 5k net cash The quantity held
by party a so large to have depressing effect
upon the Views OF jobbors.
than our consumption for that length Of time The
product Of the Islands IL large that great por
ton Of IL must Hnd outlet with the overland trade,
be consumed by the Chinese, and to secure either Of
these outlets for same the price must be about Be unless
East India Rice should be unexpectedly high.
MObAsSES-On market was cleaned Of the stock In
first hands prior to the arrival Of the " Murray with
600 bbs for large portion OF which vinegar mnnu-
fncturer II negotiating Choice In moderate quantities
will continue command 2iGt22c, but II should be in
Ing are more than the extra cost OF good packages.
WHALE OIL-No change; we quote 3nc.
TALLOW-Markct shows increased activity; G16Mc
Choice Rendered; 7aS07ai best Refined.
Sales light; San joaquin l9aeOc Southern Fleece
1tQbi5c
FLouR-G Bakers Extra sts7i; Starr Mills, st,G0.
BRAN-sli.50 per ton,
iron ship nt sa- I'D basis Cork, X. Only small
iron ship dsengaged In port.
E&CHhNGE-London, 90 days Bankers, d9Adft t6hd
Commercial 5o1s65Oh; New York, 2ocCta5c per 100.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for tho ssrtHBIY ptWss AssocfAr,"E bv
ROBERT ORfEyE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
Honolulu, w. I.

The SATURDAY Pnrss cannot undertake 20 return
communications accepted rejected. and we have n
request ortcsppndent to append heit true and
addtessos not neecstafiiY for Publication " 80 de-
sired bnt guarantee of the good faith ~ the writer
Il ED. SATURDAY pHEsH.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
AvISO.

CossrLADo los EsTADos UsrDos
De MeJIco, En- Honolulu
los ciudadanos de la RspubIica Ieilcana; Los que
pertenezean ssta Rcpublica, ayisados por medic
de este Consulate, de registrar nombres 10 mas
pronto possible. I'm dc eonsegair Ia debda protection
del Gobieno para iniereses que representan
Ia cudad las dema- Islas dc Hawaii.
w. LAME, Consul DE MeIrco.
Ofcina, Gale de Fort No. a. Honolulu H. l. si3 q 3rn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Vessels in Port,

NAVAL
USS Wachusctt, Lull. ,.- ........
French Dispatch Boat Hussard, Parizot.
Jaluit bgtne Ncolaus, -
Haw bgtne Pomare. Trpp
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Bol bk Don Nicolas, Gray
Am sch Letitia. Hitischee
Haw sch Giovanni Apiani, English
Brit bk Aikshaw, Taiie
An blk Camden, Hardies
Am bktnc Discovery, Perriman
Am blk II W Almy, Freeman
llaw bgtne Storm Bird, Ttcrney
Am bkine Wrestler SChnauer
Am bk Lizzie Marshall, Bergmann
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Sailed.

April l6-Am bk Harvest Home, Mattson, for r Roads
Sch Julia, for kohaalee
...-..- sch Leah for kohala
1S-P NJ City of New York, Seabury, for sgd
ney Il Auckland
Stm Bishop, for Kauai
Am VIII bk Atlantic. Wing for Arctic
10-Am blk Edward May johnson, for 81
Raiatea sch Vivid, Cawley, for Fanning's Is
Stm Lehua, for Molokai and Hama
Sim Lkclike, for circuit of Hawaii
Stm Kilauea Hou, for kahului
Sch jennie Walker. for 0nomea
Sch Warwick, for kalaupapa
. D-Brit bk Royal Tar Graves, for Melbourne
Sch Manuokawai, for Nawiliwili
Sch kauikcaoui, for ionokaa
Sch Haleakala for Pepcokeo
Sch Marion, for Kukuihaele
Sch Mana, TOR Kohaa
.HN Sch Wailelo for Mnko
2l-Am bgtne COnsuelo Howard, for ST
Am sch Lettitia Hittschec, for 5 Il
Sch Liholiho. for Punaluu
s.trgr Sim James Mnkee, for Kauai
Sch Maolo for Hakaau
Sch Mana, for Kohala
2.-Sch Luka, for kohala
Sen Waiohu for Waianac
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
Walthan Watches.

Wa1than Watches.
tFrom the Sydney Duly Telegraph, june 2s 1901
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches the sydney Inter
national Exhibition, and the only exhibitors any
class from the United who received this
distinctive recognition.
". McISERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

III Moore, capt wh51ey aud crow Of Hawaii and 20
tmmgrants.
Fof ran Francisco, per cpnsuclo. Apt 2l-Jno %
sprcckels and party OfG, Y W Hammer, JnO Hammer,
a. Frauisen. " Maryc Mnpy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


April 6passed the port bound west, Russian bgtne
Bedford and cruise,
Brit blk Aikshaw, Tate, 153 days I'm Glasgow
PM $ City of New York, Scabury, from
San francisco
Stm Likelikc from Mani and Hawaii
Stm Knuea Hon. from Kahuui
Sch Luka from Kohan
Sch Marion, from Ilamakua
1S-Am bk Camden, Uardics from Port Gamble
U $ Wachurett, Lu IL days from San
Francisco, In search OF T. NJ s $ City
OF New York.
Am bktne Discovery, Perrimann, 20 days
from San Francisco
Sch Mana, from Kohala
Sch Wailelc, from Waianae
Sch Kaukeaouli, from Honokaa
1o-Am bk II w Almy, Freeman, 1871 days from
San Francisco
French War Ship Iussard Parizot, IS days
from Panama
20-Brit bk Royal Tar Graves from Puget Sound
Iiaw bgtne Storm bird, Tierney, "a days from
Jauit
Am bk Lizzie MARSHALL, Bergman, 20 days
from Port Bakely
Stm Jas Makec, from Kauai
Sch Nettie Merrill, from Lahaina
Sch Jenny from Nawiiwili
2l-Am bktne Wrestler, Schnaucr, 20 days fr ON
San Francisco
Sch Waioli, from Paauhau
Sch Wachu from Maliko
Sch Mary Foster, from Punaluu
Sch Waimau from Kohala
80 Stmr lwalani, from Kona and kau
Stmr Lehua, from Hama IL Mooka
Stmr Mokolii, from Koolau
@3-Stm Il Bishop, from Kauai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

- ~ali4n Islssds In Probate, In the matter Of The
Estate Of MILAN DAMON, late Of Honolulu. II.
!; teeeased AZ cakneers before the Hoporabls
Charles coaan HArris cAisf Justice ct the saprsnae
Conrt.
on reading and fling the Petition aud aeeo1nts Of
Edward D~mon, Adalinistrator Of the EstAre OF
william = Dsmon late q Hen:lnla; Y, l., deceased.
himself With e-.fS %. and xsks that the sAms NAY D.
examined ana approved. and THAI 6ns ordar may be
la.de % dis,Fbatoa af the property feAnipg IN III.
hands TO the persons thereto emitted and diseharsnx
him and his ssrsi-s fson ell fsstAss rsspDnssiy
I.isosdsrsd sha, MONDAY. the issh day Of Mas AID.
ISL A. NJ before the said ustlee AZ han
Ss!. N The cosr iioass A. Honolulu. - and ths s.s
said Petition and accounts and that all interest
Cd naay thru and hsEe appear and how they
have, Why the s2me should nos be granted aud maj
present evidence y 70 vhe are sntiss6 10 the ssd
property. And that this order II shs Bsxnsh lan-
esaxc, BE- psbiished In the Saturday Psssi. : nsUs
paper Rfinted and pablished In HoEolais ior tkSse
ted f!s ssid hss1ag
ISL cnA9- HAHRlS N Il
Chief Justice saDfsns Coars-
clesk u the sspseus csszt- 2a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
COM N CIAL.

UONOLNLTs fIRIL r. 1hSi.
hf branches N business have been qulet ddhna the
wrek The pass Clty ~ New York arrived from the
Coast sunday nigh and len early on Monday morn
ing She broughta considerable quantity of general
merchandise.
Other arrivals during the week arc the Camden md
Lizzie Marshal from the Sound with lumber, and tho
Discovery. Amy and Wrestler from san Francisco with
assorted oarRocs The bark Aikshaw has also arrived
from Glasgow with large orders supplying the demand
Tor yarous articles NJ which scarcity threatened
The bark Edward May sailed for san Francisco m
Tuesday with q cargo valued si90 $3.50 She carried
the lhrgcI quany of sugar that has ever left this port
= 592 277 pounds, being oO0s6 pounds more than was
taken by the zehlandla last week. This bark Don
Nicholas has discharged her cargo Of coal and the Am
bnrk California IL now her way to this port with
large auantiy ttwas only short hmo ago that this
article war a, scarce - II IL plentiful now.
Tho building and real estate nj the foot of KnAhu-
m anu street belonging 10 tho General Miller estate, has
been disposed of 10 Allen - Robinson, says for
2lupU.
subioncd We give Mcssrs Williams, Dlmond A. Cos
monthly circular showing The condition ~ the San
Frnncifro market.
Shs FRAHctsco, April 9Th, 1881.
Dedr SIR Since We had this pcnEuro under date Of
18th nit, have had light rains throughout the ,oun.
trv md prospects for the coming season unusually
good.
SUGAR Tho demand IL good and the dlstrbuiIou
larger for the hr quarter Of This ycnt than for any pre-
yion' corresponding quarter ns will be seen by the
following summary
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
COURT OF THE HA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ WAliAS ISLANDS. IN Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate OF NARY WILSON ANDREWS, lsie Of
Honolulu Oahu deceased tesgate Al Chamber. D. fore
Mr. Justice s-dl.
On reading and alinx the Petition and accounts Of
WAnam o. Smith, Executor Of the VIII os Mary VII
son Andrews late OF HonolalR deceased. wherein he
asks 10 DC allowed $40, and charges himself with
Slts and Asks that she may be examined and D.
ptoye and that hnai order may be made of dsirib-
zion oi ne property F:maiasng In his hands TO the
fuIeties from al turtle. rrsIonsibiliiy ~ such
lt u ordered, that TUESDAY. the i5th day OF NAV
D. 1851. AZ ten o'clock A. NJ before the saEd Ja.sic
a vhamesrs N the coaEi House, al Hon0lslu DC asd
the sane hereby u appointed the time and place for
hearing said Petition aud Accounts and that ali per
sons interested may then aud there appear and SHOW
esa.e " any they hayv. ~hy the shouid not be
granted And tA-t this order, In the knglish
~ Published IN the saturday Press Newspaper Plated
and Published In Honolulu. for three successive weeks
previous 70 the time theren appointed for said bearing
Dated AZ Honoain. H. L. this lsth day April A D. isei
A FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest; A. RosA Justice o. the suarenae Coart
pepaiy Clerk Of The saprrIas Cnart. s. n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

CRUDEN-At soa, Apfil i2th. on board ~ steamer
city of Nrw York, Rev VIM cfuden, ~ dyscntery and
general debility
COOK-At walohinu. Hawaii. April 3, is9i. GSoratg,
infant son ~ Mar u and The late Thomas " Cook
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23
G. W. MACFARLAnE &C0
Particulars Of which will be given
MarshaPs Notice.
DY VIRTUE or AN EXECJ-T'ION

| RY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
- ts.ned oa Of the Supreme Court upon judgment
Wdemann PiaIaiiG. IN eIseation Tor the Sum o, -Four
Thou,and Three Hundred and Ninciy-ivo Dollars. I
'front.' ssr e ~ soh a m al is e n os no
Thuf,day, May s,h ~ ID. ISL ali the right title and
aud Lease. the oiossa sugar Plantation win ali the
buildings and improvements thereon. consisting Of:
ss Paen & NO o s sHa q apSss se' II dis oisms9 in
piece sSntaning ~ fshoms and . feet described in
piece containing seres rood and S5 ri. described
in Royal Patent 3s.2, Award Book o. page 80 Ka-
piece containing rood and 2s rods described
In ROYAL Patent %f2, Award Book ., page $50, at IA
piece containing roods and 81 perehe. described in
| Royal Patent 5'f7- a. apana 4, AZ Uiowau.
The following lands subject TO special mortgage
OF sI.spDi interest due Is Is months $50; Viz
piece eonianin. acres roods and "a rods. described
/ In Royal Patent 37ib. In Olowalu.
piece containing II acEss, Foods and e rode de-
| sSribed in deed OF Hayseden 10 H. A. Widenann In
| Hber ~, page 81.
Also to the following Leases:-
Crown Lands, OF all the Ahupusa Of oIowau and that
PsIi OF Gkgnshane as lies between olOrain and the
Mountain am Sa:h known As the Halfway Gueh. for %
Land described in Royal Patent sys 10 years from Feb
Lease given 6y Rasana Kane and KeaIo land a. olo-
~alu and Ukumehame. from July IL, 1875, at $50 per
Land at Pahsie oowaIr roods and i2 rods 10 year.
from July iseg. at 80 per AMMAN
syears from July 10, i5so, a, $50 per annum.
{elTs from July !, 1850 at 800 per annum, by O..
The whclc subject to tie following claim.:--
Interest to May s. Observation-Disclosures. 2Gi as
-A1 Interest to May :. 1851 Is
aTd me-sgsge u faekfeld Co April I, IasI ii6.7aI0
Interest TO May ), l5o........-.......--. iass3s7
ssa.ssi- -sa
Inventory e Personal Property aud Fixtures OF olo
waIu Plsniation:-
One Complete NH Building and sugar House eoatain-
ing o!d Mil Engine and Gearing
| Clariners,
| Settler Pans,
Sweeping Pans.
| syrup Tanks
| MOlAss.s Tanks,
| Vacuum Pan.
Open EyapofatOr.
| closed Eyaporator
| Blake's Pumps,
Weston's Centrifagals,
| ! Driving Engine,
| g Iron & Wood Coolers,
% Cars wheels.
! Building for Blacksmith 4 Carpenter shop with
complete -s, OF Tools for each
| Cook House & Boarding House
| Dwelling Iio1se with Rooms. Kitchen, Pantry,
Cook Hoa-e, Bath and out baildins-,
Cottages for White Laborgrs,
Small Houses foE LunA..
Houses (eJ II iongl for Laborers,
o. Mules,
| IS Work Oxen,
i - Mule Carts,
Trash Carts,
Bullock Carts
IS Mule Harnesses,
cenPis,e .si 2, Implements, Hoes, Picks, Cane
20 aeTes Cant Planted
Fall particulars on day % sale unless said Judgment
interest costs and all eApsnss' ee P,syios'y .ai,saed
Honolulu, Apri I, 1851 81 "a
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

WINS .Y.4Akss s. !. ys1ss;S 20 cs,.u... =
Queen buc<s. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-04
Conkling as Swimmer

From the New York Sun.
"You should see Roscoe Conkllng
SWIM" said a bathing attendant at
Brighton Beach. 81 never seed such a
swimmer before. He came here and
took bath one evening last week with
ex-senator Plat. They went in to.
gether, walked down the bridge, and
struck right out; Conkling got beyond
the breakers right away, and he went
around as graceful as fish. He's 4
high kicker in the water. Tain't good
STYLE to show so much heel, but he made
good time. He swum roun' and roun' ,
while the other grabbed the line, kinder
skeered like, and jumped up and down
and sputtered out salt water. When
MIR. Conkling came out his curly hair
was all wet and dsrbbly. l happened
in his way on purpus, and says / to him
SAYS |: Mister Conkling, how did you
hike the water?" en-
"He looked at me cold like, but still
not IA though he was mad, but jist like
a big mans expected to look at common
folks"
"Well, says l, as said before: Mis-,
ter Coukling, how did you like yo
BATH =,
"'It is refreshing exercise, said he. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PC BLlCAllOS.
State OF West Virginia, county OF ohio, City OF
Wheeling, in the Municipal Court oil "heei-
Wheeling. July Rules, 1881.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company,
AGAINST -,
Caroline T.. Shrirer, Marion ShrlVer, James
Shriyer. william Shriver, Hampden T. shflYer'
trustee of ". W. Shriver. mpden u. shfiVer,
executor of the will Of W. W. Shriver, deceas-
ed, and Hampdep z. Shrivcr trustee oil the
Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company, -
The object OF this suit is TO have partition
made of lot numbeIed one hundred and seventy
six u76l and the west half OF lot numbered one
hundred and seventy five Q75). Lot numbered
lI6 is situated In the City Of Wheeling on me
north side of Zane street. al the corner OF aic
zane and Fifth streets. aud the west nail OF iot
numbered lis Immediately adjoins said lot
numbered l76. ,,-,u,u.
And II appearing by an affidavit hled thal !he
defendant William Shriver, is not a res dInt OF
the State of West Virginia II Is now ordereu tna'
The said non resident defendant, William Shrly-
or. do appear at the next Rule Day, on the SIN
day of August 1881, or either OF the TWO iollo".
ing DAYS and do what Is necessary 10 pro'e''
your interest in this suit: ,;o,o,
in testimony whereof have hereunt0 signed
my name as Clerk Of said Court this lSih DAY OF
July, A. d. 1881, at July Rules. in the Cieak
Office OF said court. o,,u
Teste: THOMAS ". DAhhhin,
Clerk of the Municipal Court OF wheeling
DANIEL LAMB and WV. II. HEAKSE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Y'os"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-04
fra Just a Booming.

Such is the expression from all drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. No like preparation can
pepn TO have such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because oil
its truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, no matter OF how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse'
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side OF
Chest and difficulty of breathing, or any
lingering disease OF the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous powers
1t will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy yonr
self as thousands have already done by
getting OF Logan, List & Co. trial bot
tie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for ST.. For sale by Logan q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-04
ns.,b Of Geo Alfred Townssud's Father.

Rev. Stephen Townsend died at his
residence In Philadelphia Friday, alter
a serious illness Of abont two months.
He sustained internal injuries in falling
from an Arch-street err in the latter
part OF May last, which finally termin-
ated fatally. Mr.. Townsend was born
than forty years ago entered the ministry
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, IN
which capacity he served acoepta6ly and
aeouired considerable prominence;
During his clerical career he studieo
medicine, and graduated from the he
Jefferson College, of Philadelphia. In
the latter part OF his life MIR; Townsend
gave his entire attention to the practice c
OF medicine, and was regarded as an
industrious and skillful physician. NE
wife died about twelve years since, am
he leaves surviving him his son, George
Alfred Townsend, who is we'll known
as a journalist and newspaper CORES
pondent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-04
Virtues of the Whipping Post.


1t is serious question whether we
have not gone altogether too fast IN
abolishing personal chastisement from
the list OF penalties. The objection that
it "degrades the criminal" is worse
than sentimental nonsense. 1t is not
the punishment that degrades, it is the
crime. And there are crimes which
seem to have no adequate or logical pen
atty except the lash, not given in pub
lie, of course, for the sake OF others, but
in private. in the quiet retirement OF
penitentisl cell, with closed doors, win
dows and thick walls, the Jail physician
present and two proper officers. At all
events, the question of reviying the
wholesome discipline Tor a certain class
of otfenses and a certain kind OF crinl-
inals, is up for discu sion quite general
". There is, it must be admitted, some
thing 10 be said in its favor.