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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
Reply to Dr.. B.sls.

-ll- n-EEr-E .--Dr. E-Eil Bzale. Professor
ai li-zira, Eeli---es AZ tie University Of Tok5o
ssfe-i- ieiisr datea IL September. 1ss4. and
lill-il D. Danes 10 tiss Eai.or q The Ssisr-i4.
~ uAera $40 l1ttsr i rzblishsd sept. 2. 1854
sac l-li Ger ei--i gsLr- E-llF q leurnsv AZ a
tnEg--lezi Hlslitil II JaIzz L. has ciJu,s 10 tbe
r11e -sl--- ll llt le71rusF o. Iauaa Il the -
- ils1 d l1asr cuzltriss- 1-That leurosF h
srl1 b lll g. thz s.iratesl degree esrtsrio-s -
sise- s-s --l el-sealeutlF the idea Of lsolatiug
i-ls==s ---.es z-li Qccsr . anybody n Japan
l1E ~ Rave a rlslt-rlauk s.zteu1s rH from
~ illcll Gllt.el-a1. Lhat -o-id - -sl--Fs--z
p trzllllia from gEr minds al dorhts Il tn
49, n4t o sd LlEIgls. that ukyzirlars ziU
la--s -11 20 AZ tiz-ss theE all arrive al c5n-
cl-l2l. 4i1HcLy uf-l1z4l % each other. II IN the
r1Hsl1f l1-s11re Sc ruurare Dr. B.ste-s Ill
lel1- 11-E ttas aals % the I2th Aa-ust last
1utrrl IN -rteflzrlnlzi Lulcfess nf phr-icisu.s
-l - ee-- ae md Ne fcl0EIug which
lfl-s- e 1--1l t-e DANISH Aaiiasafisf.ifs u Aur-
- IA Us 7-- One q the rsast intsrestsrr
l--E4 = IL EactEllaa4 rlaetIlgs Of Festerisr
u-s a l-s1l--sa q the SorEeJian physiriar
Arl1lG- Hasa, IN tie dermafoias1czi '-erfi0u
o. iapreg. Elsezze that prevails rnueh II 0ur
-a-a = har1aE- NE lsctErgr- VITO exhibited
lGFu- lla 81 Nl1l egpgcizIy uas e1trsnnefv
e1lle.s1le pItE fnrgrs and tues czntrzcted from
ats-Tt NJ TIA rlzscles- Insisted that Ier--usr "a.
-ui titzry, bzf tLat it sp-ead b. ooutaQi1u.
LE1'raEV a curz1le5 bet often Il i Ecco-nraniei
~ i-1sz and 1t1er c1z11sas, that bring on
aa1 III cfi1l E-Fe-zl msubers Of family
- - 80 W. Al-G 4-4ts--e % IGreCI-
al - a-r1rllzl 20 the opiuf11 Of the lecturer
Is va E - oulsa-l1r- The hgsz reredr vas
zzlla1- ID EJ~ Ne ASK or medical friends
- 10 ~ AXIS rlsstcr1, wtas wIll they answer
Mf be- 1lA they ace51rf for the Quick surezd
W aa T. dlsrss here n HzEzifs HoE for il
llal--s % -Ae u1tlTs race Y a seed that falls n
p "a pa 1nf zll rr-z thEre- i 4 not % With
Lr1Er AZ c7r11rnstznoes VII urt our
aaa re ri-rn 81 ILsrs j. safety IN serre-
N * 80 rl4 ollF 1ls SEED Wi be
ArN 14 3 rlr-4t zIllsl ard furfhar eudaurur
w fr f fols truly,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
!" Another Lie Nailed. :,

The aberdeen ETHHiiHsT, published at Aberdeen,
Mississippi, and which is probably known but lit
tie outside its own bury, is given passing adver-
iisement By an extract from its columns, reflect
ing on the quality Of Hawaiian Sugars. The lack
of knowledge displayed is not to be wondered at
as, from all accounts, Hawaiian Sugar rarely. if
ever aids in sveetening the food o. drink Of Miss
IssIppi Editors. Extracts from toe article In cues
ton are here given, as also the scathing sarcasm
in rebuttal, which the editor Mr.. c. X. BueklaudJ
of the San Francisco Merchant launches at the
self-constituted but ignorant dissemination OF
sweet wisdom. 81
If Louisiana sugar planters seek 70 eiiIis. favor
With the people Of the North, they can best accom-
plish that end by showing them what Louisiana
sugar is There Is no other sugar on tie American
market that compares with 1t IN purity or saccha-
north Of the Ohio river OF east Of the mountains
ever tasted l.
II Louisiana sugar planters viii take tbs trouble
to couVInce Eastern consumers that single Mound
OF their prod1ct will 60 as far as three pounds OF
the imported article, they viii build up a demand
that viii far more than equal their capacity, and
find active market for the entire American crop
at such advanced prices as vii render them entire
ly independent Of the tariff protection they now
enjoy.
The distribution Of a hundred or two ho.sheads
in ten pound packages TO leading families in East
ern States viii result IN opening up demand such
a. they have never heretofore known, and people
Of wealth VIII be as ready to pay an extra price
foi pure rich sugar, - they have always been for
extra butter and good cuts Of beef.
They don't know anything about Louisiana
sugar and judge it and condemn il by the light Of
their experience with the adulierzted Trash Of the
West Indies. Sandsieh Islands and other foreign
lands
The New Orleans Exposition viii afford the
Louisiana sugar planters a grand opportunity 10
build up q demand for their products that will
make the cultuTe Of the American cane indepeu-
dent Of tariff charges or foreign competition II
they are wise enough to profit By it.-Ass5iesa
Mfss.l E1aBifnsr.
Here is another lie, from an obscure aud ienor-
ant quarter, with reference b Hasaiizu sugar
No ~sdnlterzfed trasn7 comes from the Sandzich
Islands, and no hawaiian sugar = 70 be foand IN
Ne@ York That Eastern consumers shoaid hank
er after good sugar Ee can readily understand. II
Is pity that the Islands viii not produce ieuford
their present. quantity then the Honolulu planterB
would doubtless make our Eastern frierds q pre-
sent Of few Poands Of pare, rich sEalr,7 such
a. Is unknown 10 them, and which Is not made u
corn stalks, sag dust and other cheap rase8.1
We pity their ignorance AID simplicity, and mar
vel At the manner in which they dilute their c9lee
With szch compounds. This i one Of the strong
est arguments Ee have heard IN favor Of q psfuia-
nenf coufinu1ncs q the Treaty With Hawaii, aud
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Death Of sister Mar Clara

The irst break in the ranks of the Angsicau Sis
tiers of st. Andrew PriorY took place when Sister
Mary Clara departed this life, OF Monday morning.
Oct. G. She joined the sistsrh0od Of Miss Sellan
about thirty-four years ago, and spent some time
as a nurse in the Crimea After the arrival Of tbs
Anglican Mission. Sister Mary Clara came to these
Islands, going first to Lahaina, where she spent
about fourteen years, and then to Honolulu where
she resided until her death. She vas very accom-
plished and on account Of her gentle and loving
disposition and manners, was greatly belOTec BY
all the pupils with whom she came in contact.
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tomary for individuals to use the newspa-
pers as q medium Of expressing over their
own signatures their views OF public mat
tiers. We hope to see opinions concerning
this question published The discussion
involves no necessity Of abusing those who
differ from one, the question viii bear calm
consideration
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
A RARE sooKI

THE LIQUOR PROBLEM OF ALL AGES, BY DIR.
DORCHESTER, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
His book the Problem Of Liquors Progress, is the
standard the world over. This Is written in his best
style, Ii has Ninety Illustrations aud Diagrams It
ought TO have place in every family.
Pastor CEusan says. II have sufficiently examined
Dr. DorehesteFs book. the Liquor Problem OF all Ages
To convince myself that it is Of great value Ii is
packed full Of statistics easily found elsewhere Ii
is valuable an educator and will be o, interest to an
who wish 10 know the facts in regard to the LIQUOR
tsaaie"
Pastor ogse says, 81 have examined the work and
take pleasure in recommending it,"
81 The following persons are among the number
that have ordered: ;. c. Damon, H. NJ Whitney, Rev.
Geo Wallace, :. E, Bishop, P. G. Jones, Jr., c. 5.
Mason seety. Y. N. c. ~; J. u. Anterior Thos C..
Ihrum, Daniel Logan, Ed. " Bulletin ie9
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THE PEOPLES CYCLoPEp1A.
a NEw ERA IN CYCLoPEpIAs,

1t came into existence the result Of Public Opin
Ion that the masses Of the people needed Cyeopedia
oe''cT adapted TO their wants and means II has the
cream OF all the cYeopedias given in Scholarly Mas
terry Manner; not mere skeletons, but the aesh and
blood Of all the others.
lihas Eighteen Thousand topics more than other Cy-
elopedias; Five thousand Illustrations: Fifty.Two
Colored Maps; One Hundred and Twenty-Five Mans
and Diagrams. The maps are Railroad and County
Maps Of the United States
The work is complete and now ready for delivery ~
vised and all brought down to 1881
Sc PRICES-si7, $40, 50 and $3.50 in different
bindings. NEssEs. PuuIrrs y HuNr Of New York are
the Publishes. in,
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We are only surprised that Eastern consumers do
not invest their capital IN TIE Islands fcs the pur
poe Of increasing the suzar supply, that the guam
uty may Be sufficient 10 extend heyund the narrow
confines OF California, and that they also NAV
enjoy the luxury OF PURE, rich sugar"
Ihat Eastern rednes are able 10 gull their con
snners with corn-stalk and saWaast connections
Is nanitesty TIE reason Why they oppose the Ha-
waiian Treaty, and may have something 10 DO with
Their low prizes. Comparisons in sugar, would
be odiols-to them.-Ss p. Merchant.
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HOSplrlr, FeSy. s0sA, 1874.

HoNnIutr, Feby. sOsh, 1884.
NHssss. H. mscNFELp d Co, HeSolrtu.
DEAE SiEss-l hereby beg TO tender my sincere
thanks for the Immediate liberal settlement q the los,
sustained through the destruction BY arc Of my place
- business In Hohaa during the nieht % the fsth
consider it my duty 10 recommend the fnsaranc.
Sonpsny for which yuu the Agents to al parte.
DESTROYS Of projecting their property BY Insurance
an, Dear Sirs, Respectfully Yours
- IN t>igaedl GEo. SANDERNAN.
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side Of Office in the country. The body Of
Office holders may be regarded as rapt
admirers of Gibsonism. but such friend
ship viii pass for what It Is worth.
While disclaiming for ourselves any
superior wisdom over our fellowmen, and
Intending to continue such efforts as We
IN make in the direction Of reform and
Of good government, we excuse ourselves
from attempts to belsbor eOtsmporaries
who advocate the same general objects
with ourselves. For q long time, one such
eotemporary has been in the habit OF
sneering and snarling AZ the GAZETTE,
without meeting a single reply, until re
Gently Its renewed and almost frantic
attacks upon Us may be its mode OF e1-
pressing party policy or obtaining party
leaders We decline TO enter into that
Kind OF controversy.
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u"NoLNLt, sept LIN, III,
C. c; BERGER. E;q- }

pEsE SrEs-i take pleasure In addihg my testimony
TO the many In favcr Of the NAcSSALn & UEEAS SArE
The one purchased Of yOa some time asO for my
soTe Al lahaiaa passed through the dsastrou. ire on
the 18Th inst. and Opening the same without any
'F0ah.e with the Combination found that 1t had pre-
served the eNa'en' books, papers; also, watch to
my entire satisfaction. Yours Truiy.
l'-S Sin A. :. CLEGHORN.
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Il 81 judicial District, Hawaiian Islands
On tAt matter OF the Estate ol WV. IT,. ALTMAN.
DIR Of wailuku, Msal, deceased Ia Probate
ON reading and aus Che pciilun 90 SAINT IT. Aics.
lndcr and others plIiug that tho VIII or Che nfc
Ectd w T. Alexander of W1iuku, uaui deceased
be- admitted % Probate and that letters elementary
bee issued 90 james NJ. Alexander.
Do Is ordered that FRIDAY uciohcr f-ih ISL il fU
A. M, az the Court House iH Wliiukr Co Set as ffc
time and place ior hearing said petition and any 81
iectirns that NAV Dc offered ihcrefo.
ABR FuRNANBEH
Citcuit Jnarc 80 tdl nIsHitt. 10. D.
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SUPREME COURT or THE iill-
- ussifsn fsiaudf.-ln fiohilc. in uIa nlI'1r ~
~ WsfIfr 90 uENEN NAY, tifr 81 NHIHIn|n FL.
rr7srt Ordfr EpralHta- unc 4lf lIonlfr Of WIN
md tirecfiae paf| igaiIcn of uclIyc % Ilue
fnc1mtnt rufn1Tr'ns io Be tlt last Wiz tNa fe.f,
rlrrf III Hrnrl NAV 90 uaroigr. Iecta.cl. nttInr o
isr sth fay 81 UJieirr a. y. isti oc.n rlseNte -
said rrchafe Crufi, and a retHan IuI i1q fiualia
ihs-eof ard l1s iAe issuance 3, e'teri iestra'a
fnra NAV and Peter a. Isaes. jr-. having rror Io 81
aid ran NAY lai Peter q. dcacs, Dr.
he = hereby ordered thar MONNAA. tAt ttt IIr
% January N 49, at 10 o'c'oeS l.u. rl .tii isr 81
ne Ccnrt rcra % -ad cogrt silQuoInlu one 81 Il0
Hawaiian Islands. ha, and itr same 81 afsrhr ia
polluted ihc time Coz prnyinE said wa tNd icarIif
said application. when and wgrc any rtfspl interested.
nav srpcsr and ccutfsi ihs slit VIII and tie fsnla
% letters tcsiaurntlry-
lfs further orefcr ilst uell,e ihrreof De- given h
publication iof fourteen successive n1ka ln lu ut
eul,N GsrErrs, Hcv-rarrr prinicd and plouahtd
in Nanoiniu-
Audit i further ordered thai ei-iiouF b .sucd ia
the subscribing witnesses ie said VIII. and tn hc ll.l
81 the icsarny On thtir rtces ui residence tira.
Snogru % appear and conirs lhr probate ef slii N
AZ fhe time fprointcd and ffaG in ilc rrlnilrr ilff0I
20 Temporary administration 1r ISSUE Co sl Tom nit
and T. a. Jones dr. 1fea iheir nliu. ihrir Iui1t ld
several bond is t8e sam % tNn hgnasi ho1sana iot
lars.
ttttst tANa- h. At @ttNs
flESsV Sutrtf Jnsilcr 90 >apgcnc Court.
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LAST week We briefly outlined what we
conceive to be the usual steps or lessons
in the political education Of a people.
namely:
First the forming Of a correct public
opinion upon public matters
Secondly: public expression Of such
opinions with public and general disap-
proval Of acts Of ill-govenmeut. at what
soever cost, or los q official favor iucur-
red IN 50 doing
Thirdly when bad government Is made
thoroughly unpopular, and Is openly and
fearlessly denounced by the best portion
OF the community, then and not until
then comes general concerted action IN
der trusted leadership.
To the present time. the functions OF
the opposition have mainly been to bring
corrupt methods Of government clearly
before the public gaze. and draw forth
public censure Of them. and 70 make sucb
Roadway ss It could against evil measures
and dOings- AL tins involves unsUsring
eensure OF those who are responsible for
the evil measures and baneful policy which
Of late have prevailed In Hawai-. When
that baneful policy and its oririnstors
shall not only BE- ohstucted- but replaced
By Trustworthy administrators. then the
present opposition must BE- prepared to
present. active measures for public auuro-
val Ii would be useless to do so a. vet.
The government majority at the last ses-
SION were not to be convinced bv argu
ment to vote themselves ont Of Office and
ITS emoluments- But the public who fur
nish the money, and who elect the repre-
sentatiEes have It IN their power to correct
nearly al the evils which now burden the
land The present ministry are helping
on the cause Of reform by their mode Of
egntemptuous dismissals from Office Of all
who are not IN personal sympathy and
accord with ufsmselves- For each friend
made BY a new appointment dozens Of
active opponents are made lIy every such
dismissal Much as It Is 10 Be deplored.
i s perhaps vel that the present cabinet
bold on until they shall have demonstrated
that theF -'haye moi political friend out
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hEAE SE'-i take great pleasure in stating iAat TIE
NscNzArx 3 uERAS SArx l purchased from y,,u, AID
which weni throash the late disastrous are in my
siorc, came eat TO ny entire satisfaction. opened
ne same On the combination and toand all il coatsals
10 perfect eonditlca. Yours Truly.
fnsy n p,..
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- I Il ~ IN q w - ~ a IN IN
- wsfIan 1sIands.-ln flrnlfcs Iu Che flllIrf 90
ne Estafe 90 NAkt ELLI- 3. NEWTON uf halulni.
Manu- deceased. interstate Ncloie yhiti Justice Judd
Newton. widow 90 enc said lccrtrrd. tIIl.IlT that
Msrcrus r. newton % kshrill, Mlui, lied lnItttlIa
1f said klAulul She % dly pl >crfemhrf. a. D.
iSst leaving estate in ths hlnsllu ncccsirf lt be-
administered upon aud rr1ylrs ihll letters of aianf
fralien ISSUE 90 her.
ISIS urlcrcd that ru ESnAY, ttc .fst DAY oi tgf A.
u. ISL % 70 O'Clock M De- and hereby j. drQninied
faF hclrn. ss.d reiiuu hCcrr ihc said Chief iusflet
In the Coua Room 90 this Court al. uouoIuih tt
which time and place 90 persoHs euurtrrrd nav 40.
la the Ensish and Hawaiian agru1sc Cor iarrs -fr-
ccssiyc weeks in the li,utlitN oAr4rrr and haet.r
newspapers Goa uouou'I.
Dated uon1'uIu "a l., ssaf. ,sih iS't
a, JUDD,
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HoNnLrLr. Sept. n. iSSI

c. o. BERGER ESQ,
Agent City OF London and South British
and National Fire Insurance Company.
DEAR SiE:-I beg TO cder my best thanks fnr he
prompt settlement Of loss sustained through the dis
as'Fous sTe which occurred in my store on the sd Of
August.
The total amount Of Insurance held in the different
companies you represent was IS, 600 the receipt Of
which sum bes to acknowledge herewith
remain, Dear Sir
Yours respectfully,
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No health with inactive liver and urinary or
cans Take Hop BitterS. See Advertisement.
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Executors Notice :

THE UNDERSIGNED. ENFCU-
L Tor 90 the VIII Of MI, W. WENNEl.. of Honolulu
deceased, notifies an persons having ciaas trainst
the said estate % present The same duly authenticated
with proper vouchers, whether scurei sy mortgage os
date, or they viii De- forever blrfrd Notice is also
hereby -tyyu that have thls LAY dcputizeI vs.. q.
0rcic 90 collect an monies due ln The above ESTATE
a. p. MCINTYRE
Executor of Will uf WIN Wcunrr
Honolulu, August ii;h, isSL On loil
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ms IN no way dUtcLs tne sugar niatkei. D1l Is
practically gift TO Cuban planters, for the par-
pose OF saving them from bankruptcy.
IKE Louisiana Ssgur Bouci Of September 9th,
contains description Of the Ramie plant and its
uses and concludes BY saying; Since the for
nation of our company and our readiness to pur-
chase the bark. the cultivation of Ramie has re
Vived on Long Island and New Jersey. in which
State premium to encourage its growth, has
been offered by the Legislature. Several farmers
are already actively engaged in planting Ramie to
I'LL contracts passed with Us, while others have
imported roots Of the bes; sort Urticsa Ufifis,l
and started nurseries TO supply plants 10 all who
wish 20 undertake this most profitable branch Of
arrrrulture.f'
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CARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS--Nea, aud costly Far
Hisaed koons can Be had By early application at
V-o NO. GARDEN LANE.
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3awaiim Gazette.

WEnNkSlA1 l. W ANhhh :. 1881.
va would cal the attention Of al our
subscribers. hut especially those residing
on the other Islands 70 the fact that though
the Mexican dollars and i've franc pieces
can no longer be exchanged at the Treas
urv Tor Hawaiian silver coin, they are still
legal tender. and can be paid for all debts
due the Government. * taxes or rents etc
We would strongly urge upon all holders
Of this coin 70 get nd Of It in this way, as
the sooner It gets into the Treasury vaults
and Is shipped thence to the Coast 10 be
sold for gold the better. The holders Of
this coin after December lSt, viii ind the
value shrink 81 least ~ per cent
Tn Asr-.sr under the head Of An
other Lie Nailed stated. October ID that
the ststenne; made by the G,zErrs last
week about delay II payment OF Road men
is an untruth FROM beginning to end We
are authorized by a prominent gentleman
% state that the road men IN his distriC,
were kept for months without their money.
that they made frequent application f0r II
and have only recently received It Inc
les said about a lie nailed, the better
We are also IN receipt Of further lnforma
ton on the point. but a the gentleman
might lose his post for not being IN '-ac
cord with the Government. We cannot use
his name orr article never mentioned
the name q Mr. Lloyd People have be-
come 80 used TO the fiat contradictions Of
the i9ss-isc- turning ont 20 be false, that
they read them for pretty much what
thew are actually worth
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AT the Branch photographic ofhes in Sun
Francisco, in charge of the Lieutenant J. b. Mil
ton, data has been collected which shows that the
region Of the Pacific ocean between 10 and - de-
grees north latitude and Il2 and I west longitude
Is peculiarly liable 70 cyclones and other DANGEROUS
storms particularly II the autumn. Shipmasters
should carefully note this fact. Numerous dis
astsrs to vessels bound 20 or from San Francisco
have occurred within the limits named above
among which are the following: Ship Hsgan-
stoEn, September 18th, 1882, was dismaS;sd in a
cyclone in lat Il % n, lon il9 40 W, sch. Claus
Spreckels September l0hl 1852 was dismasted in
gale in lat Is - y, lon III 50 W. British ship
Niagara, September 9Th, 1852, was partially dis
masted when in lat 70 y, lon ll9 W. Bark Hope,
September 18th, 1852, was dismasted when in lat
Is 70 y, lon l22 - W. British ship CORVALLIS,
October I'd, 1882, was dismasted when in lat u n,
lon l22 W. British ship kingsport, October ID,
lSS2, was dismasted when in lat Il y. Ion 80 %
W. British bark DevOekwater, was last seen in
the same ATTITUDES by the KinsspoFt, Just as the
gale came on and has never since been heard from.
Bark c. Southland Huriburt, August nth, 1888,
was dismAsted and badly stove up by heavy gale
in lat II Is y, lon III % W. Ship James Ne
smith. Ugly 81, 1884, encountered hurrisAne in
lat 10 - y, lon Ill % W. The Snip Thomas NJ.
Reed, which arrived at San Francisco on the 9th
inst, also encountered storm in the same vicinity
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NOTES.

Cot Claus Spreckels has made application for
bonded warehouse to be located on the PO,rero
Bonds to the amount of $4,000 were fled Aug
ssth and the application Forwarded to washInS-
ton The warehouse viii BE chiefly used for the
storage Of Manila sugar, Of which there are three
carSoes noH on the way.
FEuM the New York SLipPiEq LIST we learn
that the new tAriH in Cuba, reduces the export
duty on sugar as follows;
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THS San Francisco Merchant states that: Tho
Mexican Pacific Steam Navigation Company is the

IL III -E7FFS' s17ls7
Mexican Pacific Steam Navigation Company is the
name of a new company that has Just been formed
in San Francisco and Mexico The pioneer
steamers Of the line will be the City of Paris
which is nov in China, and possibly the City Of
Perth For the present they will run between
British Columbia. San Francisco and Central
America. but, at the conclusion of the war in
China, the steamers Of the company will run to
China via Honolulu for the purpose of procuring
COolis labor for Mexico and Central American
ports. AL contracts and agreements havs besn
signed here and forwarded for completion to the
City Of Mexico. Il is expected that the frst
steamer Of the company will start on her maiden
trip next month