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VOLUME 3, NO. 209.
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1885.
PRICE 10 CENTS.
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THE DAILY PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
13 PUBLISHED
-Every Morning Except Sundays.
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Daily P C. Advertiser, I yer, (Cash) 53 00
&Hlf P. C. Advertiser, 0 months, (Cash; 5 00
. Dally P. c. Advertiser, 1 week, 'Cash)... . 25
. Weekly P. C. Advertiser, 1 year. fCasb) . ....... 8 00
Foreign Subscription W. P. c. A. (including
I PO"ge).t ts 60
Commander r the Gordon Relief
Expedition.
; GKN. SIR GARNET WOLSELEY.
During a life of 51 years, Gen. Wolseley
has spent S3 In the Scottish army. Entering
fts ensign in tha Burmese war, he has served
in nearly all the military engagements in
which England has been interested since.
In tha Crimea he received distinction, being
severely wounded at Sebastopoi; was. a the
,eiag9 of Lucknow, and iu the succeeding
wars with the Chinese, the Ashantees and
the Zulus. la 1S83 he wa3 sent to rypt to
relieve Cairo, which he did, receiving on his
retarn to England a tremendous ovation.
Ha is now in command of an expedition up
the Kile to relieve Gen. Gordon, who is at
Khartoum.
AWAY FROM POLITICS.
Caaaecticut Boys No Longer After
. Fuplio Preferment.
SXalltrcy and RIanufacturing Ave
nues to Wealth Sought by the
; Great majority Business
Instead of Politics.
Hartford Cor. New York Sun.
The brightest and ablest of the young
men born and brought up in Connecticut
do Dot go into politics, " was the complaint
recently made by a veteran politician of
thiJCity. These most promising fellowa
either go Into business or go west. Many
o? them go no further west than New
York (City. " A generation or two ago all
$30 boys were taught before they got out
of bib and tucker that they might become
president some day, or at least go to con
.gross, and It used to bo duly Instilled Into
. tie minds of the young girls that they
ought to improve every advantage against
the coming time when they would
. t thq wives of presidents or
.aen&tors or governors. So the brightest
and ablest of the lads became early fired
trith tome and school Instilled ambition,
-mnt-loccllcge. "ttridied Jawd began
"it sir careen witliiheir eyeVever Pcd en,
"" ta Whlta : House. - To be sure, noneQS
ijxcd ever got there, though one was
once within a single life of it. v But poli
tics got the services of the most Intellectual
men. There were the Seymours, Thomas
H. and Origen; the Baldwins, the Sher-.
xnani, and Ellsworths; Lafayette 8Si
Foster, who was the model presiding
officer the senate, according to th lata
Senator Anthony; the profound Kerry
Balpb L Ingersoll, Charles Chapman, Isaac
Tower, Gideon Welles, and many other
whose careers were most honorable ;t
themtelres and the stata t
But to-day mothers and school visitor
and the ministers do not stimulate arabfe
Hon by tell'ngthe boys that they may g$
" to the Wfcitellouse. ,The bright boys ntf.
longer look to the law as the stepping
atone to political preference. The power;
of wealth and tha fascination to be f cund'.
in getting it honorably are the lessons now,
taught, anl the brilliant young fellows art
etuavinir railway problems, the laws of.
' trade, mechanics, and the arts. At Yala
college a series of lectures has just been; i,
bfigun in the problems of railway manage,
dent, the laws natural and political i that
, tha development of the railway systems of.
- the country have created, and it ia an4
nounced that nearly all the students are
eager to attend these lectures. Into tu3
bants, the manufactories, and the railway,
fflcea the young men are now going wha
formerly would have looked for .acareer
valy at tha bar and la politics.
-I suppose I am worth half a million,
caid a man still young, who a few ytarl
go began a political career which was esl
racially promising, and who abruptlys
quitted it for the fascination of money
caakiog ia connect'on with the develop
Caentof the telephone. I have monej
enough now," he added, "but the delight
of making it by conquering difflculueaj
the pleasure of winning is worth mow
than any political preferment Some day
whan I get old and tired I may try to gsi
to the United States senate, to take it easy J
bare a good time and round off my ca4
mr." ' 2
Two of the ablest lawyers the state h&ffl
sroducfid. both succpssful nollticians. and!
one onco o member of congress, practlA
-11 1 J I 1 . 3
came president of the great railroad cor
pcranon cx.ine state. ne son ox a sue
cwsful coliticiun. n voniir man of T(?a
oromlse. threw down his law books,
packed his college degre away, putos.
ovenulaand entered a woolen mill a3
apprentice come year a& He learneC
thoroughly everv tail ?Tthe mechanics
f&cturecfjf'mo.. hci
a tlia fiS f fw
tluj cou" !?
YaleAind vrill pla.r the following pro-ljSQ
IjW J? this afternoon, at ijagSmanulaSull
Z&9z.- f his stars that he
6iTch "Happy New Ye?fright though poon,
Of ertur-"Qa stved enough from hi
f"?I!r--i4513icriQ the Boy-towhii
Wet oois.-ia. and who had brilliant
PtVB
aUe after auatloD,
Poli'P (is t) I Pt"' '.n!c$ and chemlitrv.
MAOFAELANE & C0-,
xynotESArx d eaters atp e.
IV era: Jobbers In WINES and SAQVOHS.
No. 13 Eaabamsnn Street,
Honolulu, ns-t
H. HAOKFELD & CO.,
G
COMMISSION AGENTS.
iuw u uueen St., Honolulu, H.I.
ED. HOITSGHLAEGER & CO.,
Importers A ComijUitlon Mercbants.
Queen Htreet, Honolulu, ji. I. los-tf
A. S. 0LEGH0BN & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
Corner Queen and Kaahumanu Bts. 107-ti
W. AUSTIN WHITING.
ttorney and Connsellor at Law.
Agent to Take Acknowledgments to Instra
men til for the Island of Oahu. No. 9 Kaahumanu
Htreet, Honolulu. H. I. 103-tf
CLAUS SFBBCXILS.
wm. a. nmi.
WM..G. IRWIN & Co.,
SUGAR FACTORS and Coramlswlon
AGENTS. Honolulu, U. T. 101-tfwtf
TE0S. J. HAYSELDEN,
Auctioneer, ffobala, Hawaii. Sales
of Real Estate, Goods and lroperty of every
description attended to. Commissions moderate.
02tf-wtf
JOHN RUSSELL,
ttorney nt Iw.
No. ii MERCHANT STREET, NEAR FORT ST,
OUt-TV
M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Clothing, Boots, fcjhoes, Hats, Men's Furnish
big and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaahumana Htreet,
Honolulu, 11. 1. l(Mtf-wtf
S. J. LEVEY & CO.,
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Family Grocery and Feed Store.
Orders entrusted to us from the other Island will
be promptly attended to. 52 Fort tit., Honolulu.
105tf-wtf
J-R. CIIAS. ftUI.L
PHYSICIAN awd SUEGEON,
Cor. Nuuanu Are fe Kukul til.
OQlce Hours from 8 to 10; 12 to 2, and 5 to 7.
Telephone No. 373. 232fe4b
Dr. E. Cook Webb,
Residence and Office, cor Richards & Beretanla St
Special Attention given to Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
OmcK Horns:
8 to 10, ")
3 to 4, V
7 to 8. J
Telepboue No. 3.
281 tt
A. G. ELLIS & CO.,
REAL ESTA.TJE,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS,
Office, No. 2 Campbell Block ,
273 it
Merchant Ht.
J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Hawaiian Gazette Block.
27 Merthant St., Honolulu. II. I.
08 tf
fj. M. M0NSARRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
R
eal Estate In any part of the Kins;-
. finm Rnucht.Kold a ud Leased on Commission'
Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn.
S No. 87 MERCHANT STREET,
Gazette Block, Honolulu. 109-tf
e; c. fishbourne & CO. i
ACCOUNTANTS,
General Brokerage & Business Agency
TV71LL. ADJUST AND KEEP ACCOUNTS,
V and act as agents for firms or Individuals
for the care of real estate and collection of Inter,
eat and rents; buy and sell securities; attend to
Custom House business, and carefully manage and
transact all business entrusted to their care.
GENERAL AVERAGE ADJUSTMENTS. ?
REAL ESTATE STOCKS and BONDS bought
and sold on commission.
Will make safe Investments of money for par
ties having from 100 upwards.
Leases, deeds and document carefully drawn.
Office. No. 1 Kaahumanu street, Makee Block.
Telephone 33; P. O. Box 17. 21-decl7
FRANK CERTZ,
PQilmiiorter ani Manufacturer J
f Of all Descriptions of
BOOTS & SHOES
tt? Orders from the other Islands solicited.
No, 111 Fort St., Honolulu.
l-tfwtf
J. LYONS.
V. J. I.EVET.
LYONS 8c X.EVEY,
Auctioneers
AND-
General Commission Merchants
Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.
Oales ofFnrnltnre, Stock, Real Ette
O and General Mercnauawe proper w
Sol Affonts for:
American & European Herclaniise.
110-tfwtf
i'lWUUX INVESTMENT it 1GESCT CO.,
(Limited.)
Money Loaned on First Class securi
ties, for long or short peried. Applr to
w t hp VVV Mannpr MO tem.
OSca on Queen St., over a. W. Macfarlane & Co.
198-tf
-TO THE HLADIES--
I CHI BAR.
We beg to tnlorai our friends and customers tbat
wc have been appointed Hole Agents for
this well known firm, and have much
pleasure In Inviting Inspection
of our li re and varied
. , , ': ' assortment of
J apaneso Goods,
Jl'ST IMPORTED.
't.V ,'. Comprising the following:
EITBROIDEBED SIEII SCREENS
Of tha most beautiful colors, and of astonishing
beauty and finish. 0
..." .. . i
BED
. . AND .' .
TABLE COVERS.
Embroidered In Silk by Japanese.
A LARGE VARIETY OF
'""'mT L SB 3E5 S'"'"
j
Of the finest porcelain, remarkable lor uniqueness
In color and shape.
ALSO- . , '
Porcelain Flffnres, Japanese Tea Sets
Of the finest China.
Tetc-a-Tete Sets,
Butter Dlsbes,
Asa Receivers,
, Silk Eantcru!,
Silk Embroidered Kimonos,
Easels.
Carved Wooden Cabinets,
. Hand Screens,
! Tray,
Wall Pockets, j ;
Paraools, "j
Paper ! Mats,
Fans,
Photographs
Of Japanese scenery,! colored and plain.
A Iare Selection ol
Japanese Broiize Jewelry,
- consistinh or;
Sleeve Buttons. i
. . Chains,; .
Scarf Plus, Ac. Ac.
Also a variety of goods suitable for house decor
ation. I
O. -W. MACFARLANE is CO.
iiflti
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Miriiees, Watson & Go's
Sugrar Machinery.
WE HAVE ON HAND
!
One Triple Effect, i
One Rouble Effect,
One Set or Four Centrifuge Is
' , : Euflne and Mixer,
i. . -- , , . . - .
Spare Spindles, bushes, Ac, for
Centrl ratals,"
One 26iux31Ii Mill, with engine, gear.
lnsr, Cane and Megass Carriers
Complete, '.
One Sparc Roller 2Giu.x311n.
One Spare Iutermedlnte Wheel for
Genrlngr or 261n.x54iu. Mill.
One 6iu.xl21n. Riasonal Engine,
One pair Compound Rollem,6xl9f t61u.
and 15ft.61n.
We have to arrive per "Varuna' In August,
A set or two Ceutrll'njfalj and Mixer.
One Ceutrifnsal and Mixer for add 1 us
to existing set of Machines.
Centrifugal Linings, Rubbers, Belting and
Sugar-carrying Bands and Boilers, Clar
ifiera, Crab Winches, Drilling Ma
chines, Flat Coolers, Tilting
Coolers, Cooler Wagons,
Filter Presses.
Cane Top Cutters.
Chain Blocks to lift
10. 20, 30 and 40 cwt.
Glass Saccharometers graduated
from0 to 15 and from 15 toSO Baume
Vacuum and Pressure Gauges, Ther
mometers for Vacuum Tans, Hand Ther
mometers, Rubber Valves for Vacuum
Pumps, Hammers and Files.
Estimates Given for Ma
chinery not in Stock.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co.
Agents for Mirrlees, Watson & Co, Glasgow
' 117-tf
John Towler & Co's.
PORTABLE TRAMWAYS
i
Permanent Railraods
10, II, and 18 lb. Rail.
Locomotives, Cars3 Ties,
Spares. Duplicates ani Tools.
FOR BALE BY
(. W. Macfarlane & Co.
AgentB for John Fowler & Co., Leeds,
lis-tf
SECTIOXAL MAP OF HONOLULU,
SHOWING BUILDINGS, WATER-PIPES,
Lamp-posts, Hydrant, etc, on a large scale.
All parts drawn accurately l o scale.
Copies for sale ny
M. p. MON3ARRAT,
830 d&wtf I "Gaaette" Building.
NOTICE.
rfHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BHARE
1 holders of the Puuloa Sheep and Stock Ranch
Company wui oe neia
ceniber at the counting
A "o.. Honolulu.
at noon of the -:uh of De-
room of G. W. Macfarlane
j. iiUaoi-- cecreiary.
Honolulu, Dec. 23, 1331. - . - 329 de25
Money
to Loan
ON GOOD PROPERTY SECURITY, MTOCKSj
Bonds, etc. A pply to
M. THOMPSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Cr. Fort and Merchant 8ts Honolulu, H.L
r
mm
G. X. MACFARLANE & Co.,
Have received from London a spe
cial consignment, which la now cn view, ci
LONDON MADE
Diamond Jewelrv
OF TDE
Newest and Most Recherche Patterns,
consisting of
Diamond. Rnby Emerald, Sapphire,
Pearl, and Other Bm Ulusrs,
BEEAaTPINS, BANGLES ted other Ornaments
all mounted In fine gold
Also a splendid assortment of
GOLD WATCHES,
FOU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Iucltfdlng some line Minute Repeaters and Chro
uographs, In heavy IS-carat gold cases ; some
Beautifully Enameled Watchee, In huuting cases,
or Ladles, and anassortment of fine
Silver "Watclaes.
Also, a very beautiful assortment of 8ILVKR
JEWELRY, of specially new design and make.
fi-Tlie w hole consignment will be placed at
CEPTIONALLY LOW PRICKS.
127U-
Pantheon Stables,
Cor, Fort & Hotel Streets.
LIVERY, BOARDING,
AND SALE STAPLES.
Carriages for hire at all hours of the dry cr
night; also, conveyances of all kinds for parties
going around the Island. '
.Excellent Saddle Horses ftfr 'Ladles
and Qeutleinen. uuarauteed Gentle.
Cfiriasr afos. 3, 21, 46, i7, 4, 49,
50, 51, 53 and 53.
Double and single teams always to be had or
livery at the most reasonable rates. . .
' Large and small omnibus for picnics and .excur
sion parties, c&rrying from 10 to 40 passengers, can
always be secured by special arrangements.
Omnibus time tables can be obtained oy apply
ing at the office. ' 'i
... . - .
The Lonx Branch Bathing Houae
can always be secured for picnic or excursion
parties by applying at the office, " , ' "
Co ruer Fort and Hotel Streets. -
Telephone No. 34.
JAS. D0DD, Proprietor.
152tf
CREAM CANDIES
I3. Mclnerny,
Importer it Home Manufacturer o
CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 112 Fort St., Just above Hotel St.
Has just made large additions to his establishment
and Is now orcpared to furnish to the trade,
the Honolulu public, and residents on the
other Islands, the very finest of .
I103IE.3I1DE AXD IMPORTED CANDIES,
Of all descriptions at very reduced Prices.
Receives Fresh Candies by every arrival. He
Guarantees the purity of his goods. The CREAM
CANDIES are a speciality with him, and are
a specialty with him, and are made by the best
manufacturers In California, and received fresh by
every steamer.
Soda "VTatoar,
And all Kinds of ICED DRINKS.
The best Ice Cream in the City.
The best brand of choice CIGARS always on hand
112-if
ALVIN H. KASEJIAN,
BOOK BINDER,
Paper Ruler and Blauk Rok
Sfauutactarer.
itg-Bookbinding of all descriptions neatly and
promptly executed, and at reasonable charge.
.
Gazette Building,
134 U MERCHANT STREET.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
MR. HENRY F. HEBBARD WOULD IN
form his friends and the public generally
that he Las opened a
Depot at No. 77 King St.,
FOR THE SALE OF
HAY & GRAIN,
As well as all kinds of FEED FOR FOWLS, etc.
In LARGE and SMALL quantities,
as may be required.
Telephone So. 23 S. 311 jaull-wJanS
A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.
HAV?3 JUST OPENED THEIR
N.EW STORE
IN CAMPBELL'S BLOCK.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
In Great Variety.
Ladies' and Ga&ts' Boots, Shoes, Etc.
tyOPEN EVENINGS till 8 o clock. SAT
URDAYS till ; clock. 119-tf
DIAMOND
WW
bblll
raiian Carriage MTg Co.,
JU3T RECEIVED
Second Growth Ash & Oak,
a 'ixx lot or
For Sale at Lowest Market Raton.
Also, a complete Stock of
Carriage & Wagon Material
Constantly kept on hand, and for sale.
153-tf
t. St. HEBIXO. JOS. HTBASH
Hawaiian Jewelry Factory.
No. 80 Hotel Street, . ""' Honolulu, H.I.
KUKUI JEWELRY,
And FINE DIAMOND SETTING a Specialty.
All kinds of Jewelry mada to order and re
paired. Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted. General engraving and fancy monograms
neatly executed. All done et moderate prices.
24U tf
TELEPHONE 55.
'NTERPRIS!
PLANING MILL. P
Alakea, near Queen Ht. Lmmi
C. J. HARDEE, Proprietor.
Contracting & Building.
MOULDINGS AND FINISH
ALWAYS ON HAND.
FOR SALE Hard and Soft Stovewood, Cut.
and SpUt.
X13-tf
LAM1E & GO.
' .'i Have a Large Mock ot the
VERT BEST EE AY,
Grain, Etc.,
Which is offered at LOWEST MARKET PRICES
AND
Delivered Free to any part of the City
. AGENTS FOR THE
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
Agents for tho Hoover Telephone.
Commissioner of Deeds for California
Telephone No Us
111-tf
A FRESH LOT
OF, THAT
jVI A.DEIE A.
WICKER WORK,
Etc., Etc.,
JUST RECEIVED
KX 'BORDEAUX,
31. A. GONSALVES & CO.
37 HOTEL. STREET.
86 . . ,tf
CHO WING & CO.,
Xe. 81 XunannJhreel,
CEAT.ESS TX
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
C H I 1ST A- ,
Now offer for sale at Reasonable Rates a choice
variety of ' . .
Tea Sets, Vases. Flower
Pots, Birds , Banyan Trees.
New and Beautiful Articles of the most Delicate
Workmanship Just Received from Japan.
P. O. Box 359, Houolnlu. 207 Jail
THOMAS LINDSAY
Manufacturing Jeweler,
y So. 60 Nnnaitn Street,
tPrposite Uollister t Co
Honolnln, II. I.
I'articular attention paid to repairing. 121f
1885. 1885.
ORDERS FOR THE
Honolulu Almanac k- Directory
Will be Received and Registered at the
Office of the
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The work is iu course of publication, and will b
out shortly.
Price per l doz. copies ..93 OO.
Price per single copy.. 5.
G. J. WALLEB,
UTOHEE,
TO TQE rUOXT. v
A GREAT SOON TO THE
Honolulu .Public !
neef, Teal, M utton, rork and Tit
kept for FOUR DATs after belnj killed, by Bell
Coleman's Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Gaaraa
teed to keep longer after delivery than
I'BESII KILLED) IXEATS.
B3TTo be had In any of Mr. Waller's Markets.
Metropolitan Slarlzot
On Kins Street.
HEAT FOR SALE ALL DAT.
City Uarliot.
On Xanana St.
Hotel Street Market.
On Hotel Street.
Eureka Market.
At Fish Slarket.
Hawaiian Market.
On Mannakea St.
Chinese Market,
On TCeek Street.
BEEF AND PORK.
ftVThuking the public for past favors, I so
licit a continuation of the same.
US tf G. J. WALLER.
'ONTARIO
2VJEVIJLJL,13 & CO.,
SOLE AOJEWTS,
SAN FRANCISCO
MADE FROM ALABAMA BOTTOM COTTON,
FREE PROX SIZIIfQ
AND HOT LIABLE TO 1I0T7LD.
WAB.RAZJT2D
The Best and most Durable Sail Duck
IN THE WORLD.
For Sole in Honolulu.
GANDY'S PATENT
IMS Xj "37 X INT Gr .
Made from tha Very Best
Hard Wore Cotton Duck.
NEVILLE & CO.,
SOLE AUENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE BEST
DRIVING BELT,
Neither Ilea or JDauipness aTeeta,
tbeim.
Tney do not StretcSa.
Stronger tban Leather,
; Better than Rubber, '
WILL OUTLAST BOTH.
Por Sale in Honolulu.
J55-U myw
J. J. WILLIAMS
BTO. 1GS5-FOBT STREET,
Leading Ptototrajler 'of Honolnlfl.
WORK FINISHED IN
Water Colors, Crayon.
India Ink, or Oil,'
Photo. Colored, e.
The only Complete Collection of
Island Viws.
Ferns, Shells,
Curiosities, &c
CHARGES MODERATE.
125-tf
BEAVEO SALOQfJ.
SO. 7 FORT STREET.
Opposite Wilder t Co.'sl
H. J. Nolte. Propr.
OFKX FOX S A. U. TILL 10 T. X.
FIRST-CLASS LUXCUESi COFFEK,
TE1, S0D1 W1TKB, GGF.B ALE,
Cig"sxrs and Tobaccos
OF BEMT BRANDS
Plain and Fancy PI1ES personally selected from
the Manufacturers, a&d a Large Variety
of BEST QUALITY
SMOKERS VARTICLES.
Lovers of BILLIARDS will find an Elegant
immi i co. EiLLiiE miz
on the Premises.
The l'i oprietor would be pleased to receive seal
' em his Friends and the Public generally,
who may desire a
I. CXCII, A SttOKB. OR A GAME OF
BILLIARDS.
THE CASIHO
AT THE PARtf
IS OPEN EVERY DAY.
earTh onlr Sea-Slds Resort In the
H tngdom.
IL J. NOLTE,
ez-tt
St Mattliew's llail.
a ucnooL ron ootb,
rN DZRTMlXn ar DISCIPUN e.
LocaUrd In tb beautiful r&Jars ot Aaa tio,
oo tha Sootbera Paclflc R. B-tl ullea irvt ta
FranclKro. Established la IM&. Fourtee U
tractor of reputation and ability, rbt bulMlafl
are trxtensive, are heated by steam. sA4arla
very way arranred for the health and comfort of
the cadets. TrtcUy HMaton becan July Tl, and Uta
Eaawr Seaaloa WUI coiaxnt-nce. January , IMi.
For further Information aad catalogue, just out,
a4 dread
RET. ALFRED LEE BREWER, M. A.,
13ft JM tt-wja27 f& tTfftt
Que e n 4k Edinburgh StrfeO,
WBOX.KSALK BKTAIZ.
Dealers la
If AY AND OBAIIf.
Telephons Ki, IT.
Oooda delivered promptly.
Island Orders Aollrltd.
MU
Stallions at
44
Sazaor.
. (Tborojrbbrad.
By Jack Malone, be by Lexlnjilon. vit daoa
Ivy Lea , hy Imported Australia!; Sad .data, Say
Flower, by Lexington; Srd dam. Bay Latf, by tsa
ported Yorkshire; 4ta dam. Imported Maria
by Phllo daPutah, etc, etc. ,,, . j
Basaar was bred at tbe rreat Woodbora i'trtx.
near Lezlerton, Ky, by tbe late R. A Alexander,
and waa sold to W. L. Pritcbard, of BKrwcni.,
Cal., for f 5.000. He atantfa l&M bands, wnkha
1.064 Iba.. aedts a bright chestnut color. DUru
hla raclns career be downed many a favorite, aad
won many a hatful of money for hU owneni, -and
proved himself one of the sreateat ot borst'S over
a distance, most of bis races belns at two anil four
miles. Ha baa already aired aaveml colsa u OJt ,
fornla tbat are winners, amona which ar Lleaia
Dunbar, Youna; Baaaar, Uophta, aad aaotbvr
el!ed tha Baaaar Mln.rva colt, ba btiog tut o
Minerva by Imported Leamington, tbe sl;
Parole and Iroquois. Liuie Dnnhar gttUy d
twfulshed herself last yaar In br two yer old
form by defeatfna one of the larreat flelds ot two.
year olds that ever started in California, aruocjr
wblch were tbe two beantltot fllSles broi-ciili beta
last spring by Mr. Afiiew, dlatanre, M mile;
1.04X1 tbe fastest on record for two-year "lila a
tbe distance. This year she baa wan avm im
portant events, aad baa proved herself to be a
crack tbre-y ear-old.
Baeatir haa now been brought back to Hon e4 eta,
and will remain here tbe balance of this yea, aad
breeders, horse owners, aad stock raisers mould
avail themselves of the opportunity to obtain bis
services while they bava (be chases. Tei tna,
840. Payable at time of servire.
TBw Imported Clydeadala 8ullion 503f ALJ?
DlXHIffX, Jr., will stand at tha iuaUm ad
place at S3U fur tha aewsoa. He waa brd i&
Canada, aired by Imported Donald JJlnnle.and out
of an Imported Clydesdale mara. Halt a tu U
ful dapple rey, lSOanda hth, and welha 14P0
lbs; Is very active, and as ftr.s s large, bonia as
could be found anywhere. , , .
Also, the fins large Imported Kentucky Jack
SABfaSOBT. Thia la mi of tbe largest Jacks
tbat we could and In California, and la an animal
of immensA bone: is s very sure breeder, and
should be liberally patronised as be U on of tb
the very best animals o bis kind. Terms, X9
for the season.
The public are cordially Invited to call and in
spect the above animals. , .
MILES E20IW
Proprietor.
Marshfleld. Bept. 15. ISM.
tb
ELITE"
Ice Cream Parlors..
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR
chased tbe above well-known resort, tak
pleasure la Informing their patrooa and tba psblle
generally that they Intend to sustain t& blgb
reputation of , .. -
Hart Brothers1 Ice Cream
And solicit s continuation of the liberal patroa
bestowed on their predecessors.
, l
! fonntjintlvon b&nd. a full unArtmibt
t
The Choicest Imported Candles,
And New Btoclt received by every etear.er.
Also, a very fine collection of '
Carlos, Sample Boxes of Shells, Oarai
And other specimens for parties vWUa
the Islands.
gWOrderi lor SUPPERS, WEDDINOM
BALLH. PARTIES. ETC., left at the ' ELITE
will receive prompt attention.
TeleplxorLe.; 182.
Jl. W. HeCOESXEY & 80,
" HOTEL STREET.
HENRY HART, Manager. . .
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