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Petition of the New York Rsausr..

IHE following Is a copy of the Petition vnicf
has been signed By the Importers, Refners anG
Brokers Of raw sugar IN New York, Boston ant
Philadelphia, and has been forwarded to Secretar,
Folger:
The undersigned, Importers, Reiners and
Brokers Of raw sugar. respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the Secretary Of the Treasury to the great
injustice done 70 them BY the importation, free OF
duty, into san Francisco and other ports Of sugar
from the Sandwich Island, which are entirely
different in quality from that contemplated and
clearly specified in the Hawaiian Island Treaty.
The effect Of this unlawful importation into San
Francisco has greatly stimulated the production OF
sugar IN the Sandwich Islands until # has reached
the extent Of making il necessary to find other
United States markets. and already cargoes have
been impaired into New York, which, we are in
formed, the New York appraisers have pronounced
liable 10 duty as not coming within the stipulat0ns
Of the treaty. But il Is now announced in the
Press that this Is question Of fact which has been
referred to the Collector Of the Port Of San Fran
cisco, against which course We respectfully protest
as II Is well known that such importafions have
been very large, and are continually increasing IN
san Francisco, and 30 refer the question 70 the
Collector Of that port would constitute him the
Judge Of his own acts which We contend have
ment Of the entire sugar trade Of the country,
without benefit TO consumers. And We, therefore
respectfully request that some o4heT tribunal may
decide what nl erespt parties directly interest
ed IN the profits Of this comparatively new trade,
havs long considered as outrage and ILLEGAL abuse
Of the Hawaiian Island Treaty.
Acting Secretary French IN reply sent in the fol
lowing letter to the sicners u the petitions This
Department. Il IN receipt Of y01r petition Of the
0th ultino, with inclosure IN relation 10 the ad-
mission Of sugar from the Sandwich Islands, and
that some other tribunzi than that Of
the Collector Of Customs at San Francisco decide
~ 20 what sugar nay Be imported free Of duty
under the treaty with the Havziian Government.
In reply have TO state report upon the subject
has been requested from the Collect0r Of Customs
u San Francisco, but that nov be Is authorized b.
aw Or instructions from this Departments 70 de-
.ids whether the sugar 10 which you refer, i'm
ported At New York, shall b treated as covered
b. the pEoTisions o. the treaty, and = decision
vii b made By the Department. after the facts In
-zllLrd b The raat.ar haEa heen aacertaineI- :,
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kD1o- GkzETIE In The Pae5fe cosls.ereiaI a.
rerfsr Of fhs 11fh inst tie editor makes the fol-
iozfng statements . A prouinent PLANTER II Haiku
took every paa 10 ca ols the natives Ct his astrvt
into accepting him - their repre1anfatfTs II lie
e1eznhlT- - = veil known, be Errezd bo1ufeour1T
he reire4h11euts which Ha9aiiaus lore, and (,
E11 11111i % 1r1ul1 11E1e enfl1niasfn hf1 fz-sr
y t11 c1U1lsn artifces 81 pr1oesaia.s ard a.
re-E band q 11usze and feasr for al c1TI-eri
I4is ststernznts f0E mendzcftg, i only "a feeu-
TX Nitl Hlst = generally En04n d he uTifer.
- Haiku 1lzrtef e4lr ran for fhe Lscisiafurg. ~
ever rlt As n4l11 forward IN any 9ay, zhspe, q
l1111-f. - clrlli1lte for Ie1fsl1tlTa f'-r-rl1
,ach p.<ltef 90 0nor atteuri y stcura fha eee-
iil1 q o.ler parties st Waihsl. and sensI.y az
g. 81 ili1 c1cll "a r1t lllde n his en- 6s1an
tec1r11. m
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~ 1,IlI r1rlauce ~ Ls1lrnar1 t1z f1-r-I - II
md ii-izs1i iIlslincrs ranlof ts mf1,aten.
H1uu.
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The following extracts Rad quite prsttiIy.
(Ha-asIau Gaz-fte. Eor. sshl

ta--"------i-'- 1880 49, 1-s--f
he prospect Of the ascendency Of party favor
ing Free Irzde Is certainly not fact for Is Who
seek EeciprocitTs % dsplore- still We can net find
faux With The party Eio have for 50 many years
dominated the politics Of the Great Republic.
Comment vas made on this By the ,. c. 4. Of
Nov I'll, a. foIIoEss
vita What disgust vii great and enlightened
Republicans ike Boutwell,, and men Of hfs class.
rad this admission d journal Of Honolulu. E1D-
posed 10 represent q domination Of American and
kepublira1 interests On the Islands.
Plrifr Commercial AdFeItisez, Mar. l1ihl
We have, however, always had many friends IN
The Deuocrztic ranks L should also b ksut h
mind that the policy which acoords this treaty. 10
6 vas mainly ID aooozdance With Damocrstic
5ripsirIes- Hence Ee do not feel any dirinufion
of hope 70 the rlcceE5 Of the treaty On account
81 he result Of the late election
Talk Of sitting On the fsnesi Why, the p c. 4.
eia.-. Il ~ q f.r,---.a
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NOTES.

BIZ the Ss-= we have received copy of the
Eclectic Manual Of Photography, published by
Messrs Robert Clarke L Co. Of Cincinnati II is
q very compact and handy little volume, beauti-
fully printed and prettily bound. For those who
wish to make a study Of short hand writing it
seems enineutly suited.
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" sAA-v q fne iuPoscd upou servant Ter desert
~ Bud Ssrvsss. ~ f-f--r- 30 vr-k l. - b. psi te
---s.ahrs Thcsr suHs .h-ald al - returned % the
rssir rrrasuy.
T. nistriris whrrr thezv ar staipa-d psid cons,a
49, rzlg share " dacs re rusts 5. &, Be paid G.,
.A.z. szr-Ft h OPIUM cases and ir suil--u- cases
~. E-Fhrs O. Cri-iiuti snd Civil c1srs
AEsUDn.
Cssf Jzstiee of the ss7ry,s Cour-.
Arrest JSr q BAHSAEn
Clerk Ct H. Sspr~-e Conrt-
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rrrs-sr- Ncsenser zsfh. fsse- bsiz- ~ AHufv-s-
sa1 e ~ Rccusuiiisu = Hluaizn Iu.rpeuasucc bv
~ tcrrrn-irut - Grrat Br.au and Erauce. VII Be
ce=rrscd o. a Fuhlr M1i1zg- snlf 81 putEe o--e-
ihr-1Etuui rhr ktuE5-m yin Be elsuef
no z BCSu. Nfuiste- 81 Iut--f-r
fsicricr oece. o. zisr issa -
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alive to the fact that unless good work Is
done, good results cannot follow, and that
consequently il has been ever on the qsi
eses toimprove its most important industry
10 the utternost
To give proper answer to these gentle
men. who eiE not believe in our good
faith, something more than mere refuta-
ton must be used: and we snbjoin figures
which though published by ourselves, long
ere this, do not seem 30 have been seen.
or thoroughly appreciated by those who
are against us The following table makes
n comparison between the sugars exported
in 1875 with those exported in 1SSlf-
Fos the calendar years ISIS As year prior 70 he Recl
p-cciiy Trcafrl and ISL according 70 Grads ffcn
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81. of Leass Of ooTsransu. L.ua.

o. FRIDAY. DECENBER sA pruz.. at tbe frgut
-=--nu-r e AHieaui Haze q = cc'1ck ucor viz b.
- =. Fue- Anr=iga the L.ss- q parcel . Laus
esi7-<trE 70 the Hawaiian Gvverrz-ut a.e .ituated
- n Sc si1pe q FunchhosL
rEENS-L-ass Tsa-s. upset priev sfsv per auna-t.
rigael. srztE-nzaiig n sdrancr-
gNo- r. Bush. Niui.isr o. Iusssisr.
I-t-rl.r uEcr Ncr ga fsss an
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Az insinuatiOn vas made in the Duly P C. A..
repeated m the weekly, that letter which appeared
In our columns vas not genuine but vas tls handi-
WORK OF the editor Of this paper II the editor OF
the Z: & A. had taken as much trouble TO ind ont
how the Gazette ONCE IS conducted in its editorial
department. as he has done In matters connected
WITH Its business management, he would learn
that no such base and disrsputable s1bterfuee IL
discharged employee. who Is 50 gTeedily bought
Up, VII furnish Mr. Gibson ample information on
this point, as be has done on others. We can me-
eouscientiOusy say that during the -. -
years has such rise De g,serTe bean ~ -, -
can furthe- add II never VIII be 800, a. 80 :. =
MAINS under the present m2naGz ~ -. -
me Y. . 4 has the same es7 s5-,s-;enc fbe-5
~. = - 80 - Who are intimate with
favnlts ss-.o,, = - us TO to think that If is
1;.f. - - = when he wishes to attack
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HcSa-rrr, jay -. iss.
A. Fcrs1us asrus water Privilege are uotissd that
fS-r Wa,sr Rates payatie s-u1i-au-uaiiy IN ID
rs,-r. a. ~ CO. 81 thg >lpcriuiEn1sut % Water
Narts. foct r Nunanu Street ursn thc 1t DIV q
5ssaa-s md Ta'y 20 carb yes-
e. 3. WILSON
Sapt water Works
:. 4 ksst Minister O. lutsrior- ~
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HENRY r. GLADE. cry,ivrr.srr.
~ AT. - fAlHlrnI i4f.rl-5f r..-s 4.
st'i. =. r tltl, NI1dc1I'rf al I1. z =. +. II.
49, -e-i, r. isN go I1lr Al - .IHI =.
li,ai tra1i IT A4w alI ~ rIs = - $780,. =.
ltiands. IN ftfos q ~ ssssa r..,f -
iad s'iar5ss -. tii'F <. - ~. ~. 80
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Ii the following remarks on the growing beet
crop OF Europe be correct, the probabilities are
that the beet sugar crop viii not be up to the
average; Inc growth of the beet-root in France,
Tor the year ls3 has been greatly hindered by the
cold weather which has prevailed, and the root
remains snail, short. and forked, growing at no
great depta N the soil. In Germany, until quite
recently, there have been abundant rains and
low tempeEature. Lately, however, there was an
Improvement In the weather. The beat was de-
veloping fairly we'll bat L bad lost little Of its
r1ehness- From Austria to Hungary there were
complaints of incessant rains, which. though II
promoted the groSth Of the beet was damaging
the quality. Adviees from Russia also speak
rather unfayorsbly Of the prospects. In Bohemia
the quality is very inferior.
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Or. J. COILS BROWNIES CHlOR0HrHE.

1
Advice 10 mvalids.-tf you wish to obtain quiet re
freshing sleep free from headache, relief from pain ans
protr8cted disease nygorste the nervous media ans
regulate the circulating systems OF the body you vii
ed by Dr. j. Coils Browne iate Arrv Meiicsi sfsfo n
WHICH he gave the name OF CiLORoDYNE, and which
Is admitted BY the profession 10 be the most wonderful
and valuable remedy ever discovered.
CHLoRoDYNE is the best remedy known for Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma
CHLoRoDYNE acts like a charm In DIarrhaa. and
Is the only specific In Cholera and Dysentcry.
CHLORODYNE eaectually cuts sffort All attack. Of
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitat0n, and spasms.
CHlORODYNE is the only palliative in Neuralgia.
rheumatism, Govt Cancer, Toothaehe, Meningitis, &c.
From symes & Co. Pharmaceutical Chemists. M.di
cal Hall, Simia, January ), fSSO TO J. r. Davenport
ESQ. 81 Great Russell Street. bloomsbury, London.
Ing you upon the widespread reputation this Justly
esteemed medicine. Dr. J. Coils Brownies Chorodyne
the East As remedy for general ufiiity We must
question whether better Is imported into the country
and We shall be glad to near OF its finding place IN
every Angio-Indian home. The other brands. We arr
sorry TO say, reegate the native baxars and
Judging from heir sale We fancy their sojourn there
will be but evanescent We could multiply insfances
"a t7arsl OF the extraordinary efficacy OF Dr. Coils
Brownies Chlorodyue In DIarrhoa snd DrsenterT
spasms, Cramps, Neuralgia the Vomiting Of PreVaney
and as general sedative that have occred under or
.s2nal oose5salon aaring many years In Cholsrac
era ITSELF We have witnessed its surprisingly contro
ing power We aaye never used any other form o. this
medicine than Coils Brownies from arm Conviction
that tits decidedly the best and also from sense ofdntv
We owe 70 the profession and the public a. VIC are Of
opinion that the substitution OF any other than Coils
Brownies IS a DELIBERATE BEEAcH or PAM OK rHS
PAKr or yHE CHEMIST 10 rREscKrHER AND ParrrxT
ALfKE We are, Sir, faithfully yoirs Symes & Col
MEMBERS OF the Pharm Society Of Great Britain His
Exesleney the yieeroy's Chemists.
CAuTION.-Viee-Chancell Sir W Pee Wood
stated that Dr. J. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the
Inventor OF Chlorodyne that the story Of the dcfen
dant Freeman was deliberately untrue which he
70 say had been sworn to.-See The Times
suIy 10, ieoi'
-" n ootllssrat Is. I'D - ID 4SAed-. and lis
- none genuine without the words 81 sCoE
- = hlorodypc- the Government stamp.
- ing medical testimony accompanies each
s1hfion.-Beware Of Piracy and limitations
D sele Manufaeture-J T. DAVENPORT, q. Grea
.rlsell Street, Bl92ms6ury, London. ssl en
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IKE police Of Belfast, from a report recently
Published BY Dr. Hancock. have a total effective
strength of 5e4. The proportion Is tzenty-ive rs-
ten thousand Of the population, or one policeman
10 every four hundred persons. This is considered
large number. but il IS added that party spirit
runs high N Belfast, and that such large force
is required In London the police force Is in The
proportion Of IS TO every 10000, in the Scotch
Boruughs IL, IN the English Boroushs Is. Com
pairing these figures with Honolulu, we learn that
Tor population Of say 1900 souls, we have a
foree of % native and five white policemen, or 80
per ten thousand of population Our people are
not as lavleSs or as dangerous as the substrStum
Of society IN the places above mentioned. We re-
quire such large force simply because our force
IS so inefficient
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morc likely the motive which has led
Republicans TO join the Democratic ranks,
a. else not 10 vote their own ticket. There
have been no great issues al stake ON
which sneh widespread conversion Of
Republicans into Democrats can be predi-
Gated. Judging at this distance one can
see no pretssnce Of return 70 the old Jeffer-
soniSn principles in the latter. We doubt
then whether the new converts can be re
lied upon as dyed-in-the-wool II they
start ns1Y party, they WIN have the
claim Of higher ideals and fresh blood;
but they can hardly expect TO carry a
election. unless 10 be sure they
can accomplish the hitherto impossible
task. Of making a divided South; that,
however. Is task which requires Southern
leaders, and leaders too, we should think,
who have not heretofore affiliated with
either machine PARTY.
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MEafoRIAL TO HIS MAJESTY AND THE PzrTI COUNCIL.
We have been instructed by the Young Mems
Cnrlstlan ASSOCIATION to present to your Honor
able BODY the following statement and petition (:
Ever since the new liquor law went into opera
tlon II has been increasingly manifest that its
effects are harmful Wages have been spent for
drink instead Of the necessaries Of life Families
have been left destitute Of food, and wives have
walled IN bitter grief before liquor saloons where
their husbands were wasting in drunken riot the
money that was needed to purchase the necessa-
mes OF life. Employers have been embarrassed in
their business because those on whose labor they
DEPENDED were united By intoxication for the
vork they were paid to do. The law has utterly
Jailed to repress the secret Illegal sales by Chinese
and others The vilest compounds are sold and
the deeter1ous effects of alcoholic liquors are muI-
up!ied by the authorizations paimed on as gin and
WhiSkey and brandy. Grimes committed under
the influence Of liquor are on the increase. and
poverty Is eiutehng IN its grir the fast-fading ma
tiTe race succumbing also more quickly even than
before 10 attacks Of disease on bodies enfeebled by
drink Young men who ought 10 be fitting them
selves for places Of respectability and ussfuluess
are constantly being tempted to waste their time
and energies and forfeit their opportunity for &C
curing skill In their occupation, or accumulatina
property for future profitable business ventures.
BY indulgence in the liquor saloon. q
We DO therefore respectfully petition yurr ,ic,l
ofable Body, In view Of these evident a-
edged evils arising fro.. n. ne s sale Of sSoobolie
! - -; yOu withhold Your sanction from
SSdditiOnal licenses for the sale.
A. PR1TT, President,
w. j. BOrFT. SECRETARY.
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quoted the Law Of 1855. We find that this law was
repealed in ESQ. We erred in good company, for
It Is evident thai the Planters Committee on
Stock had an idea that the Law WAS still in force
The Interior Department itself vas unaware of
the change in the law and fcr five months collected
fees which it had no right to- The trouble was
caused BY the bad indexing Of the laws OF 1850
We doubt whether the p. c. a. would have dis
covered our mistake unless we had pointed ont
own efrur In the Duly Baiisfia Our thanks are
due TO that bright little paper for the space it
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

A.sardsd Ts,. Cola Mcaai,. The cuiy medals award
"a AZ Yaishe., Nrlboums International Eshibiilpa,
iSA
re only Cold Medal; also. hires special ana four
arsl priscs. Sydncy, isla
me cola Medal, Paris, ISIS Four First rilse Ned
als Philadelphia. iS1a
Thsnrreasisd success q these Celebrated Watches
has produced host Of wefthic.s lmltaticns. Buyers
,riil ohseTve she Trade Mark. "Walihan. Mass.
srsFea On ihe plate OF an Qenulre Waltham Watches
Gcla eases an stamped A. w. Co.. ls. o. itk.,, and
SilVer cases AZ stamped American Watch Company,
Waliham. Mas. sterling. y
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

DE- SMITH has returned to San Francisco from
Oregon. whore he has worked hard to prove to the
Oregonians that the Treaty does not initiate
against their interests. In this he has succeeded.
according TO the letters received from him. From
adylces that arrived by the Sas- we learn that the
Dr. and his family were to leave for Washington
last Monday
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

Tx management Of Government affairs.
as carried on by the present Cabinet. Is
certainly curious. For many years past
II has been the custom for the Tax Col.
lectors on the other Islands to receive
good bills, either from government en-
Ployees on the Treasury or from plants-
tons, and remit them to Honolulu in lieu
Of cash We are given to understand that
no announcement that any change was
contemplated by the present ineumbents
Of Office has been made to the Collectors.
Drafts for salaries have therefore been
cashed a usual and have been sent to
the Interior Department for payment
These drafts have been returned IN
pad; no explanation, 50 We are informed.
was gwen for the action Of the Depart
ment. This Is certainly very extraordin-
AIRY conduct to say the least Of It. Com
petsnt authorities state that now there Is
money II the Treasury with which these
drafts might have been paid why Is II
tnat eoyerumeut employees who have
earned their salaries should now BE- kept
waiting for their by no means too liberal
,allowanoesf There Is a very serious screw
loose and the Government Organ Is in
ly1ted to explain the position Il Is to be !
hoped for the sake Of the Government. /
that the public exponent Of its ideas NAV
hrng forward some facts and figures IN |
IL explanation and not simply coafne I
Itself to Its usual hne Of simply denying I
what every one In the community knows 1
% be fact II the case Is as reported 10 |
L It / SIMPLY dsgraeeful and Is likely 10 4
o InIure the credit Of the Department /
ieriOusly.