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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

OFFICE OF THE HOARD OF HEALTH,
HONOLULU, I9 April, 1888.
MEssRs. THO. H. DAWES Co.-CenfLesea:
In reply to yours Of I4th inst, beg say that the
the steamer Madras may be regarded in quarantine
nasmuch as her commander has hoisted the yellow flag
by order Of the port physician, and the vessel remains
anchor in the roadstead Of Honolulu (Which is made
quarantine ground by staute,) and has been supplied
with necessary recruits under quarantine surveillance.
As you intimate purpose to force issue in respect
further action the board leaves YOU to this course
and will be satisfied to abide the result.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedent servant,
(oigned) WALTER NJ. Gibson, President.
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hoSoitLui Apn ~ ibst
TnEo. ". DAVIS Z Co. --Cssf3sssss: Since rsesps
a you q the 9Th ins have had farhsr conferences
rearm previous assurances thai the board eAnnos
10 the landing v tbs p>.ssngen On board the
Asfys. aheeted b. anApox under any esfeumstAaess-
wALrEr n. Cissos :
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Honolulu. Anril ,h. Ia,

HONOLULU, April 10, 1889.
EpIToR THE Pacific COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
--Si,. In your comments the letter you were good
enough publish for Saturday, you endeavor to
reto upon for making insufficient enquiries before
writing.
Permit me to say that have had three channels Of
information since Mr.. Gibson informed me Of the
receipt OF letter from the Of the Mad,as
authorizing him make arrangements for her and her
successor. First, Of your staff informed giving
Mr. Gibson as his authority that Captain bradley
had brought the two letters to Honolulu, and trans
mitted them to Mr.. Gibson. Second, Captain Bradley
asured me that both letters posted in Hongkong
and came, We ssffoiSd in the GIfssig Ofssaie
Third You state on Saturday that they together
by the Sues.
II is clear therefore, that had lack Of information
But II any one Of them be true, Captain bradley has
not neglected to use whatever opportunity he had Of
notifying the coming Of the Maa,aJ, and this Is all
claim.
My letter contained appeal to the government as
you seem to intimate Al the moment you wrote, a
letter the subject from my firm In the hands Of
the Board of Health; but not, 50 far as ] am aware
within the reach Of your editorial staff
II Is OF course true that my motives In this matter
may be open to msrepre re.entation but they have
little interest for your readers. And IL only assist
to who Is down from being kicked too hard
mus, let my motives take Of themselves-n In the
hope. however, that Others may entertain the same
in the purity Of my Intentions which you CON
sideraie enough to express
! am, sir, your obedient servant.
THEo. n. DAWES.
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But the earnest, honest and intellectual
friends of the Chinese on these islands take a
different ground than we. II one or the other
civilizations must go to the wall, we hold that
the Saxon civilization is better worth the saw
| ing. They insist that Americans or English
can make no such honest claim to priority of
establishment here as was justly Sc, up in the
United States and British America. Here lie
these islands, slowly but surely being depopu-
lated of the race that held them when civiliza-
tion came. The Hawaiians are dwindling
yearly. Intermauiage with the Saxon race can
not, at this late hour, stay the inevitable
Many aboriginal women Of Hawaii have be-
come infertile through inherited disease. Fear
Of disease has prevented many recent union
between whites and Hawaiians OF native blood
Yet male Chinese have intermarried with Ha-
waiian women and their offspring have been
apparently healthy, vigorous and intelligent
II any race by sheer power of reproduction is
likely to preponderate in these islands il is the
| Chinese Hawaiian. In another column may
be noted the remark of young Hawaiian Chi
nese. 1t is the key note Of an impending strug-
gle. II you do give Christian civilization to a
nation Of Hawaiian Chinese, are you going also
to provide barrier to stay the incoming OF the
surplus millions Of the Chinese empirep Do
you believe that your pint pot Of yeast will
leayen that prodigious lump OF hea,hendom
II some day Hawaii nei shall become an Off
shoot Of Hongkong, without even the saving
grace Of a British proteetorate, will ii be we'll
OF i'll for ciyilizationi Fortunately the apostles
Of Chinese eyangelicism in our midst are will
ing TO admit the reasonableness OF the PROPOSE
ton that no interest, moral OF material, agri-
cultural OF mercantile, is likely to be benefited
by the immigration OF more Chinese than We
can readily assimilaie. Then, instead Of COM
ing by hundreds monthly le, them come by
hundreds yearly. Again, lie, ii be insisted that
they bring wives with them, that Il they will
no, re-engage as plantation laboren that the
major portion Of them be returned TO China.
permitting only such to remain as have proven
their adaptabilty TO the requirements Of Saxon
civilization. Perhaps this seems unfair, per.
haps sasons have no right to anogate their
claim TO first voice in Hawaiian public policy.
Blu, the conflict of interests must some day
come II the friends Of the Chinese and the
friends Of Hawaii nei do no, agree upon some
plan whose warp and woof shall be neither sen.
trneni nor greed.
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The Sugar Cane for March comes to hand
with long table Of contents as follows; "The
Future Of the British West Indies On the
Weighing Of Canes" by James II. Mani
"The Sugar Cane Mill, its Usage and Capa.
bility," by James II. Man; "New Sugar
Canes for Jamaieai" Death Of Wilson FoD.
teri" "The Colored Labor Question:" "Sugar
Industry Of Louisiana "On the Operation
Of the German Sugar Bounty" "The Canada
Sugar Refining company;" "Uniied States
Sugar Quotations. 1877 Sal Receipts at -Four
Ports, United States. is77-sa," Patents
tMonthly Lists" "Repor Of the United
States Sugar Markets" Sugar statis,ies--
United s,ates;" "sugaI Staiistics--Crea,
Britain, I66i Stocks State and Prospects
Of the English Sugar Market"
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Professor Newton Of Salem, the taxidermisi
Of the Jeanette expedition. has received a
letter from St. Petersburg stating that the
bodies of DeI>ong and his comrades are be-
tween Bullen and yakoutsk, Siberia. being
conveyed by dog or reindeer sleds. The bodies
are sewed in deer skins. No traces Of Lieu
tenant Chip we're discovered. The bodies Of
Captain DeIong aud his comrades will be de-
tanned In Yakoutsk until October o. Novem.
bes, a. the county Is well nigh impassabls
during the summer monshs.
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HosoLrlv, April ~, sss3.
Hs Ex. w. ~ G.lsss, Pyssitssf y ~ Board v
HsslfI. sA.-Sin: We have " aekno~isdgs rsesips
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A T THos. @. THRUMs FoRT-sT. sIoRI
~ h. h:sn s:ssi.sd hns sssassaeaa = eooxS
Gon tks AhERlCAN TRACT SOCIETY V vki<h
shs sissnsioe a Ssaday S<kool ubsssiss, Tsa<ksss
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o dear Gazette, o sweet Gazette,
o brave Gasftte, pray say
What fanting foes with bottles Of woes
Assaulted the premier grayf
Your paragraph is blind, dear friend.
We can't discover the answer end.
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Honolulu. April IN. ,s8

HIS Ex. w. NJ. GIBsos PRESIDENT OF THE BoARp
or HEALTH. Siy:-We have the honor TO acknowledge
receipt of your excellency letter Of this date and we
take note Of your declaration that the Madras may
now be considered in quarantine.
This inmation relieves Of any necessity appeal
to the courts to obtain a formal recognition Of the
arrival Of the Madras at this port.
We respectfully ask that Captain Bradley may be
informed by the Board Of HEALTH as to what quaran.
tine other restrictions have be observed by him
from the date Of the breaking Of the latest case Of
disease board in order enable him land his pas.
sengers at this port.
We have the honor to be- sir. your obedient humble
servants. THEo II. DAWES Co.
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Shipping.

Snlppt09.
EoR SYDNEY Via AUCKLAND.
The Splendid Steamship
AUSTRALIA,
CARG1LL............... Commander
VIII Sail ON OF About Nay IL.
We are now prepared to issue tickets to San Fran
cisco and return for Siss, the round trip.
Goods for shipment per steamer can now be stored
free Of charge, in the fire proof warehouse the
steamer wharf
For freight or passage, applyto
r,s H. HACKFELD & Co, Agents.
DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Splendid Steamship
CITY OF NEW YORK,
WILL LsAvK HONOLULU
For San Francisco ON OF About May g.
For freight passage, apply to
1856 H. HACKFELD & Co. Agents.
OcEANIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR HoNCKoNG, CHINA.
The British Steamer
SUEZ
viii leave for the above port on or about JUNE rsh
Freigh, passage may be secured in advance by ap
pleation to WIN. G.. IRWIN CO,
I37 Honolulu Agents.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Bark
ID. G. MURRAY,
HARRINGTON N......................... Master
Quiok Dispatoh for the Above Port
For freight or passage, apply to
1873 F.. A. SCHAEFER & Co, Agents.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Brgantine
j. ID. SPRECKELS,
FRIlS. Master
HAVE
Quick Dispatch for the Above Port.
For freight passage, apply to
1877 w. G. IRWIN l. CO., Agents
EoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The American Barkentine
w. III. DIMOND,
HOUDLEIT., ...................,..,.,M Mastei
WILL HAVE
Quiok Dispatch for the Above Port
For freight or passage. apply to
rs, w. G. IRWIN & Co, Agents.
DAcIPIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Splendid Iron Steamship
CITY OF TOXIC,
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NsAtspViR. Kaiosucra, .... Ru,s oor,ette
LUirsIl. Hefbig .......... .....-..-.. ! q NJ $
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HONOLULU, April 30, 1889.
EDrroR SATURDAY Pass. Sri beg to hand
you copy Of letter which forwarded to the Editor Of
the Pacific Com,ss,riai ddffyfissy Monday last
but which has not appeared in print.
am, sir. your obedient servant,
THEo. II. DAVIES
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Why was a confirmed leper, in whom the
disease was externally so well marked as to be
apparent to the most casual observer, allowed
to return home the other day on term of
"probation, after having been pronounced a
leper by the examining board1
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OVER THE WATER.

Six Young Ladies' Cennrmed ny
bishop 1lcrxog-Many Prosninens
American Citizens Present tO Wit
meas the Impressive Ceremonfcs-
Additional Detectives Appointesl
for Extra Duty-Tbe Fire brigade
NOtfneu to be fm Readiness for
Amy Emergency-More Explosives
seixed-rsrneII Confined 20 His
House.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsTrsEL.l
ROME, April 10.-Bishop Herzog OF the
Old Catholic Church yesterday confirmed
six young ladies in the American Episco-
pal Church. He came from Berne, Switz-
erland. especially for the purpose. II is
the first instance of an Old Catholic
Bishop having visited Rome in an official
capacity. He was delegated by the Amer
lean ecclesiastical authorities to ofiiciate.
There was no English or American Bishop
in Italy. Many prominent citizens Oh the
United States we're present at the impress
i've ceremonies, including the American
Minister.
LIVERPOOL, April 1O.-Twenty additional
detectives have been appointed on extra
duty here. The fire brigade has been no
tilted to be in readiness for any emergency.
LONDON, April 10.-The Postofice au
thorities seized two cases OF explosives on
. barge in the Thames. The cases we're
shipped from Hamburg. The consignors
and consignees are unknown. II is stated
that Norman has becn acting for some
time in the service of the police. The
police steamer is ordered to cruise in the
vicinity Of Woolwich Arsenal day and
night. A peculiar key was found on
Whitehead, Of American make. 1t is be-
lieved to belong to come magazine.
The Times, in s.n editorial article, ex-
pressed the belief that the prisoners ar
rested on Thursday had arranged a plot
to place nitro-glycerine in various parts Of
London, and to explode it simultaneously.
Mr.. Parnell is confined to his house, and
probably will not be able tc actively par
ticipate in politics for some time.
Bismarck has written to the Prussian
Minister, asking an expression of their
opinion in regard to the revival Of q State
Council.
PARIS, April 10.-The Gambetta Monu.
ment Fund has reached SIP, Morton.
American Minister. subscribed 5000.
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to New Orleans to get a new certificate.
Three Of the bogus electors could not be
reached. Their names were forged to
the substituted paper, a. was proved be-
fore the Potter Committee, and John
Sherman gave them Offices subsequently,
to shut their mouths. Kellogg's Pri-
vate Secretary was charged with COM
plicity in getting up the forged certif-
cate. Kellogg himself doubtless knows
who is responsible for that crime.
Kellogg's claim that he saved the Re-
publican party in 1876" is true.
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II has been published that MontAnA's
climate Il almost tropical, and workmsn
for building the Northern Pacific have
been advertised for under this pleasant
fiction. Henry the Butcher" who has
lived there and has already given valua-
BILE "reminiscences OF the country, says:
ssFor clear, brAcing Winter weather there
Il no climate equal TO that Of Montana.
At : hotel FIRE there the other night a
guest in the nth story put his head out Of
the window, and his breath froxe 70 solid
that. after fastening one end Of II to the
bed-post,he slid down on the main 1teun to
tho ground and escaped"
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Mrs. Bowers ID three feet high. She
lives In oAlifornia with her husband and
four daughters, al Of whom are ordinary
In sire. Al table she ats In Z high chair.
But she ID : rigid disciplinarian. and the
children submit to being whipped BY her.
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A ALL TIMES, LIVE KNKRoxTIc MEN
"A to sell Tunsson's Celebrated Maps and
lowing our ~inakructions. Tor partioulsrs, -
dssss JoHN DIXON. ssssamsnto. oAl. uso.am
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now KELLOGG SAVED THE RE.
PUBLICAN PARTY.

Nesc Fork Sas.
William P. Kellogg takes his recent
Indictment at Washington as personal
persecution and as an act Of base ingrati-
tudc on the part OF the Administration.
He claims that he saved the Republi-
can party in 1876" by issuing certificates
As Governor Of Louisiana for eight cleo
tors. all Of whom had been defeated by
large majorities.
In an interview on this subject, re-
ported in the Boston Herald, Kellogg
asserts that Chandler telegraphcd him
that unless Louisiana could be held all
was lost. Thereupon ne exerted his
official power to prevent the impending
catastrophe. and with success.
This confession reveals only . part OF
the conspiracy by which the Presidency
was stolen outright in 1876. That con-
spirscy was Matched by the present Sec
retary Of the Navy, who sent out the
first false telegram, in the name OF Zach.
Chandler, claiming 1855 votes for Hayes.
This was after Tilden's election had been
proclaimed to the world, and after Hayes
x. n,,hy;c .pecch az Columbus, had adj
mitted his own defeat.
The conspirators dreaded the presence
of Mr.. Tilden in the White House. 1t
was sure to result in an exposure Of the
corruption in the departments. They
had nossession Of the Government, and
wera determined to keen il. even to the
artrsmitv If provoking civil war.
The scbeme Of sending visiting states
man. - thew were called. to Louisiana,
south C.rol;p. and Florida was invented
Z. : convenient cover for the iniquitous
d..;cr. IL the conspirators. That plan
insured 4 divided report, by which doubt
might he raised in the public mind and
the r.rt;san .n;rit enlisted on the Repub-
,;c.n aide.
Behind the authors and managers Of
This foul work stood Grants Administers
t;on. threatening to meet remonstrance
with force. and menacing the peoples
renresentat;ves with arrest and imprison-
msnt Tor defending an honest election.
Zen sberman summoned picked troops
:, w.sb;,ctor from frontier posts two
.hans.nd ra;ls. d;.t.nt and the Capitol
8. r,rr;.onsa as Il in nrenaration against
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net. Democrat, is elected Mayor over Gil
more, Republican, by 500 majority.
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrIsEL.i

Likely 10 rake Inc
PORTLAND, April 10.-Chief Moses says
he fears be cannot keep his tribe from the
warpath unless the strip Of land, II by LOG
miles, taken from the reservation last Feb
ruary, be restored. General Miles thinks
$40, 600 will settle the matter without fight
ing. Two companies have been sent to
the reservation, and others are in readi.
ness. Moses warriors number 800. He
may be joined, in case Of an outbreak, by
the Colvilles, Spokanes, Occur d'Alenes
and Yakimas.
Portland Matters.
PORTLAND, April 10.-This morning M.
P. Donegan, a railroad fireman, fell or
jumped overheard from the steamer Ord
| way at Albany, and was drowned.
E. ]. Northrup, head Of the wholesale
hardware firm Of E. j. Northrup i Co.,
| fell through . dock near Salmon street,
| fracturing his skull. He died soon after.
suicide Of J. BumiIler.
Los ANGELES, April 10.-J. Bumiller OF
the wine house Of Bumiller Bros. of this
| city and New York, who has been stopping
ct Cahuenga Pass for his health, eight
miles west Of this city, committed suicide
by blowing his brains out this evensng.
This is said to be his third attempt within
the past few months, and was caused by i'll
health.
Commenced work.
BEDDING, Cal, April 10.-The railroad
company commenced work on the grade
to-day Of the extension Of the @. 4 o. r.
R. They have not a very large force yet.
but intend to increase II every day.
Destroyed by Fire.
Grass VALLEY, CAL, April 10.-The
large planning mill belonging to Peter
B~runslettsr was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss will reach $l0,.
900. No insurance.
Drowned.
SAX FaAxc.sco. April 1o.-John r. No
Donald, mate OF the Pacific Mail Com.
pany's tug Millen Griffith fell from the
mail dock last night and was drowned.
Died or PDeuwonis.
BAN FRAxc1soo, April 10.-Henry Brick
wedel, ex-City Auditor. and 1 pioneer
merchant. died today of pneumonia.
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Lost--Caution.

HHrox NO. "a DRAWN By rHos. !. nRAr
~ on Prenuss eslby, em Francisco. 81 Il.
vof Of ". Della Mosts for the sum Of atls ~,
commonly known ~ the new Albion check. :
the store Of n. J. FRANKLIN s CO. All per,
sons are cautioned from purchasing the same,
~ payment has been stopped.
Eureka. April g. 1888. ap7H
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NOTICE.

DARTrEs HOLDING TICKETS ron THE
ra1ie Of the painting Of Lake Geneva Are
notified that the same VAN take place ct the
the 18th inst. ap10-2t
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Notice to Creditors.

kst0to q 0H0B0E =. 0eCOUREYs
NoTICR - HnREDY GIVEN DY TIE On.
IN dsSsimsd. yxant Avery the Admins.
traitor Of the sstste Of George ?. ncConhsyl
having cisins sssinss ths said deceased. % q.
hibit them with he necesssry vouchers, with.
II four months aftee The Art pubncataoo u
thts notice, - Ne ssld Ad1inlstsatos, d thu
o1ty and oounty Of osn Francisco, me same hs.
Ing The place Tor the tpansAoton q the busl:
ness o. the satd estate. - the said city end
county Of ssn ySsnetsce, etcsS q 0sissoynts.
Administsator of the Estate Of George ,. No.
oonksy. deceAsed.
Dated e 6sn Francisco. March Z, 1883.
4. B. Hunxs No.. ~ xeeSny etrests Attorney
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GRAss VALLEY, CAL. April 10.-The
large planning mill belonging to Peter
Brunslettsr was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss will reach $l0,-
900. No insurance.
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Portland Matters.


REDDrNc, Cal, April 10.-The railroad
company commenced work on the grade
to-day Of the extension Of the @. & o. r.
R. They have not a very large force yet,
but intend to increase it every day.
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Tribute Pitches.

cKvERAL TRIBUTE PITCHES IN THE
p Eureka Tunnel can be hsd By making ap-
r. y. COMMON. Superintendent.
ap7-st A. the white Pine County Bank.
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Drowned

EAx FaAxc.sco. April 10.-John r. No.
Donald, mate Of the Pacific Nail Com
pany's tug Millen Griffith fell from the
mail dock last night and was drowned.
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A oAPAbLE WOMAN TO no GENERAL
IA h0us1Woxk and sssisf IN ~ osre ~ ~nS1-
dssn. Apply q Dsxs1nHL once. mhS1sif
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NEW oaExAxs, April io.-Ths rear por.
btion Of the Third District Il stll over.
flowed from NE rain and high tide. The
nov Of water through the Goidsboro ore
vasse has been reduced. and will be en-
tirsly checked soon. The river to-day
reached the food hight Of 1874, and the
water ran over the levss 81 several points.
Sand bags were used 70 prevent the water
from flowing into the city.
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BAN FnAScrsoo, April 10.-Henry Brick
wedel, ex-City Auditor. and ! pioneer
merchant. died to-day Of pneumonia.