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VOL I-
A8HIP IN A CYCLONE
THE
The Story of tlio Morry Irnmlius nnil HorCrow A 8illorM Lucky 12aonio
Wnl sir I liopo I lnny bo kooMiiuilodif wo Uldnt lio right In thitt spot until 4
oclock In tho attorioon aloro tho stormcnino Tin n It i unit down on us ni II ItLttil boon BUot out of a gun Tlio sky turnedso blaox in live inuiuto Hint ltsliona linnwltU a big howl tho wind ciuuo down on usThero was n report llko u cannon nnil ourbig nmlntOjsl was blown right out o thobolt 1 Olios Tho old hooker heeled ovor tillher loo roil war in tho water an then sho
jumpoil forward llko nmd Hut boforo bIio
hod ninilo o cables longth sho enmo to adenil itop and stood right straight up Andnow comes tho Btrango part of my storyTho Jib and spnnkor woro trluimotlIn Hat Hut would yon bollovoIt Blr tho Jll illlod out to Btarboard und tho kpnnker to port nnd thoduined old hooker began to go round
Down with your hehul yolled tho oldman
Lord bloit you Blr wo didnt knowwhich wus down fur tho wind war on ourport bonm forrnrd and on our starboardbeam aft and wot woro down fur tho jibwar up fur tho spnnkor Wo put it fuit onoway and then tho other but it didnt nmkono dllfcronco The Merry Qratnpm jlstkopt right on a goln around Faster andfaster sho wont till everything war in awhirl Soon wo nil began fur to got dizzynml Iti lifl f nn linnr nvitrv timn Inck oilboard war as nick aa n girl on unr fustlyatchln trip Still tho old glrLwontwniUinlaround
Qront Scott yolled tho old manworo right In tho middle o a cyclono and
woio rowolvin with it Well never gitout o this till tho durnod things blowod itsolf out
Hound and round wo went and by nndby tho mon bognn fur to losp their sensosIn twenty four hour wo war nil ravinlunatics coptln mo I Btnrted In toturuln around tho othor way as fast as Icould and fur twonty four hours I kept mysenses Then 1 got oxhaustod nnd foil downconsoles on tho dock Whun I camo to 1 warlist as loony as any on om Hut in my ox- -
cltemont 1 fctnggorod up ngln tho mainmastand soon began to git my sontos agliicause sir dont you boo that part o tho
Bhlp war In tho inlddlo and war goinnrouud so slow it didnt havo no olfoct onme Boon as I found that out I got thoother mon to como thoro and in courso oftho noxt few hours wo war all sensible nglnBut tho cyclono kept right on Fur tondays and nights that old hooker kept goinround like a fly wheel on au engine Thensho began fur to slow up Tho clouds boganto broak away and soon tho sun shone Thocyclono bad blowod itself out Now YorkTimes -
Tho Blontnl riutaos of DynpolislnTho montal and emotional characteristics
of dysKptiCs aro vory interesting Thorois a languor that forbids oxertlon of thomind by hindering tho concentration of thoattention upon any subject Alwut anhour after a meal drowsiness comas on thatlasts several hours Stooping at thoso timesdoos no good for hoadacho or dizziness Isvery certain to follow n naiv Most suchsulterors aro prono to montal doprossionwhich may mark tho beginning of realmontal dorangotnont
Tho hourt being auppllod pnrtially bytho samo norvos as tho stomach is apt toact lrrogulnrly It throbs tumultously orbecomes unusually slow in its boats or thopulso may intermit losing a boat ovory fewseconds or mlnuto Thoso symptoms aroofton takon as indications of organic dlsoaso whlih doos not oxlst Constipation isoften presont or thoro is a troublesomodiarrhou ostwclully after an acuto uttackof Indigestion Tho Bkln is usually dry andharsh and cold hands or feet aro not un-common
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among tho complaints of thodyspeptic especially it ho has formod thohabit of watching nil his symptoms withoxnetnosa as many of them do Thotonguo is furred or covored with more orless thick coating Bleep is interfered withThoro is much dlfllculty in falling asloop intho first placo and thou thoro aro apt to bodreams of nu unploasant character CorQlobo Domocrat
IIM Ilouao llociiuao tliu Key IltaIn tho ycara nftor tlio flro hundroda of
cottogoa woro built nil as noaraliko an joiaiu tho samo pod and as number woro notput on ut llrst nuw occupants woro indanger of making a good many mistakes asto tho housos occupied and in scorns otcasos a man coming homo at night bos saidto himsolf This is my houso because thokey 11 ta Heros a Uttlo box of a ball uIlttio stumpy stairway going down parlorto tho right bod room in front thats rightjthis is my houso and hero I urn and ten oono ho was in somebody oUos house bocuusoIn thoso days a man who took bis toddycould no mora easily And bis own houso in acottago row than ho could soloct bis Wifesbandbox from a roomful Intor OceanCurbstouo Crayons
Ono of Ioiicfollinvit Hhnrt loonisOno ot Longfollows sweotost short pooms
Krow out ot tho gift ot a pou by a schoolgirl whom tho poet uddrodso as Uuauttlul Helen of Maino Tlio pen was mudo ofa piocu uf tlio chain which bouud tho prisoner ot Chlllon and a fiagmunt ot tho frigato Constitution wlillo precious stonos fromCoylou Siberia and Mulito were inset Thobeautiful Ilolen is tho tlaugbtor ot D A
C Ilamllu now prominent In tho list ofcandidates for tho Jlalno govornorshlp Onbor motbors nldo the young lady is a grand-daughter
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ot tho lato Judgo Cutting of thoMaine supromo court Chicago Journal
Tlio Winters Severity In KncliiiulTbo usual sovorlty ot tho past winter
gave Englishmen nn opportunity ot Indttlglngin many sports common to coldor coun ¬
tries but raroly onjoyod thoro Skntlnghas boon genoral and during tbo week thatfollowed tho Now Yoar many toboggansnnd sleighs woro soon in ami about tho vi
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cinity ot Loudon but nil those amusoinonbiwero oollpsod by a man who built nn icoyacbt and was ablo to sail It tor two woeksIn January on tho frozen surface of tbaHeading resorvolr to tho dollgbt ot tbowhole neighborhood Chicago TIiuoa
One Way of UtllUliifr ItYoung playwright Well Mr Uuncomb
bavo you rorvl my comedy I iluncombYes and I find I shall bo unabla to imi itIt has somo good olnU my dear boy but
Jts crude dom crude Young playwright--Then you couldnt think of nuttlnir it on
Uuncomb Woll I didnt meantl aav lhnt T rnnlil Imn It-
l - - - jiuuim nilland usa It for a snow Btorm If vou wolii I
to havo It nut on that tavrhlentr lsiWr
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pi H
IlirORTHK AMU DEALER IN
6 1886
Smiuj
WILLIAMS
Furniture of Fvery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer
furniture Warerooms No til Fort Street Work ¬
shop ut old stand on Hotel Street All ortlen promptlyattended to
CD Co
Importers ami Commission Merchants
No 48 Queen Street Honolulu Oaiiu It 1
PRANK GERTZ
lluol ami Shoemaker
boots nnd Shoes nude to Oriler
No ioj Fokt Street Honolulu
OHN T WATERIIOUSU
Importer tltld Dealer Inchandlse
General
Mo ij 3 Quern Stukm Honolulu
M OAT JR CO
Mcr- -
Stationers and Neies DealersIttd Ilubber Stamp Agency
tkVIvtkk j No 35 Merchant StRMST
HONOLULU il 1
rT HACKFELD CO
lateral Commission AgentsCOR IllKT ANIf QlftiEN StRKRT HtlNOLLL
rj E McINTYUE BROTHER
Grocery ami Feed StoreCon Kino and Fort S IIonoiulu
T AULO
muler In Dry Goods Hie lea Sllhs amiFancy Uoodn Hat Jtnots amiShots llrim iVpiI iiif HourtCluars ami Jobacto
Also proprietor of Rice anJ Su nr llantatioiis AtKnneolic Koohu Walpio ICurt and 1 let laCoil NVUANU ANO ClIArLAIN ST5 HONOLULU
IrONOLlILU IRON WORKS Co
ileum JChalhes Hollers Stifur MIUsUoolurs Iron Units ami Lead Castings
IIonoiulu II I
Machinery of every description made to onltrirtlcular attention paid to Slipa Ulickjmltlilnrjb worL executed 011 the thortettnotlce
E HALL SON Unfiled
IMrOKTBKS AND UKALRKJ IN
Hardware and leneral MerchandiseCornrr or Kino and Fort Strekts Honolulu
orriCERsWilliam V Hal Ireiident and ManaeerL C Ablet Secretary and TreasurerWh Allen Auditor
Directors Thonai May E O While
qplIEO II DAVIBS Co
Kaahumanu Streut Honolululeneral and Commission Msrthant
agents roItoiUllriltthand Foreign Marine Insurance CompanyNortlieru Assurance Company Iire and Life
Pioneer Una of Packets Liverpool to HonoluluLiverpool Office Not 11 and 13 Tli Albany
LJUSTACE ROBERTSON
DraymenAll orders for cartaje promptly attended to Parti
cular attention paid to the Stohixo and Smrrmocfjouds In tiaiuit to the other Islands Also HlackSanu AND Wmitk Sahd in quantities to suit at lowestprices
Opkilk No 46 Queen street adjoining auctionrooms of K 1 Adams It Co
Mutual Telephone No ig
O W MACKARLANK M R UACFAKLANlJ
Qj W MACFARLANB CO
Importers CommlMlon Merohsvntcnml SnRiir 1notors
rire piouf building TQueen street Honolulu
AGENTS FOR
Pnuloa Sheen Ranch Co HawaiiJ Fowler At Vi Steam Plow and Portable Traiawat
Works LeedsMlrrless Watson A Cos Sugar Macliinrry GUirowCiIaKOw and Honolulu Line of PacketsLIveriMMsl and Honolulu Iinn nt rnrLilAndonniui Honolulu Line of SteamersSun Fire Office uf Loudon
-- A5TLH COOKE
Shipping and Commission MerchantsNo 80 Kino Strukt Homolum
IMIOKTEHS AND DEAUUU US
1ENEUAL
Ant prTho Hltclioock Companis tlwtation
Ihe Alexander S llaldwln PlvitullonU HnNtead or Walalua Ilanuitiuii
A II Smith Company Koloa KauaiJ M Alexander Haiku Maul
The Haiku jiuigir CompanyThe Koliala Stlfear Company
Hamakua Plantation1
The Union Insurance Company ol San FninicscoI he New England Life Iniurnnee Company of llotoiThe Illake Manufacturlni Company of IlostonD M Westons Patent Ceiitrlfunal HachlnesI he New Will ami Honolulu Itcket LineIliq Merchants Line Honolulu nul San FrandteoDr Juynos A Sous Celebrated edlclnesWllaix Gibbt Sinter ManufnturiDi ComiaiivSVheelsi Wilsons Hewine Mnthlnea
T
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THE GREAT ARMYOF WRITERS
Glllols Esterbrook Steel lensJODDS GOLD PENS
PAIiKRS ANTI NURVOUS lENIIOLOKRSi
Rubber Holders Cork Holders Uory and Ebonylloldrrn Hold mounted Ivory and Hone
Ioldrrsand Paper Cutlers Fabers TabletLrasers Oenlsons Velvet Irasers
Crystaj UubWr Rubberm woodpencil shape IhumbTacks
Iencll IVotcctors RubberHands uf various
sliei uoeicFor Halo by IIIOS O THJtUM
No iio Fort SIteuit
D A 1 1
d -
YISLANDS MONDAY
Uucincjoo
HOFPSCHLABGER
MKUC1TANDISE
BBWyy11
Scitcwl
LATEST NOYELTIES--AT
Popular Millinery104 FORT STREET HONOLULU
N S - - - Proprietor
inCREAM AND ECRU
j
THI5--
with andto mutch
AND PINK
ISPD T
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN SEPTEMBER
2tttimt6tnent
SACHS
New Goods DepartmentEdging
Material
ECRU SUITS
CREAM AND ECRU ALL OVER LACE for Over Dresses or Drapery
Oriental Lage
YOKE andOF
A
EMBROIDERY SKIRTING
CHAMBRYEmbroideries
and Embroidery FlouncingsImmense Assortment
EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERYLATEST STYLE
F
Every
Finest Assortment in
Colored Silk Gloves and Silk Mitts
The above goods must be seen to be appreciated nnd ladies are invitedto call and inspect
Mrs MolliaIDrosiimalcInK Entabllalimcnt on tho JPromiaoi
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the
most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it lias been the ambition of
Messrs Haraszthy Go
To produce Wines and Brandies that are absolutely and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-
mentation¬
in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONTlrLO and Spirit 3ivEexcinant
Wl3ao VtvuJLts 2 aerclioLut St HonoluluAlso Agent and Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 ps whiskeyeureka whiskey
EJ MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Cancly ManufactoryLincoln Bloolr King StrootMB3tS
The clioiceit candies and Ice Cream constantly onhand pritate rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September
A MORGAN
No-- nml 81 King St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Blacksmith
Repalrlnc promptly attended tooilier ikinmu coucitea
R W FRAZER
of
70
Orders from theHell Telephone No lit -
MEROHANX TAILOKCorner King and Alahra Sts Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed
t w McdonaldCITY SUOUING SHOP
OrroMTi Iahtmron Stables ti6 Fori nrKnaT
Hone ilioelng In all Its branches done by the mostexperienced workmen
Hell Telephone 1 81
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
JUN HUP ProprietorHotel street Uetwben Fort and NuuanuOur secret Is success we have never failed and
will continue to serve our mstomers as In the pastwith the best the market affords nt reasonable rates
TkTEATEST JOB PRINTINGJLN eacuted to order at tkis office
House
all complete with Material and
EDGINGS
Arpadpure
MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEYJ
SELLING OUTDesiring to close out
SHIP CHANDLERYAND
COMMISSION BUSINESSWo will sell at leduceu prices our entire stock goodwill and leaie of preuuts tJ a responsible paity at afair valuation
AWPltfRCliCOHonolulu AuguM 9 i8l
PIONEEB
STEAM CANDV FACTORY
AND
H3 A JcsZ Jj Jbit 5c
F HORNIrai Ileal Confectioner Ijslrv Cook and Maker
Rich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephone No 74
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti
Under the Management of
E H F WOLTERKeep always in Hock a variety of the belt Winei
Liquors Burs and ice cold Tleer onidiaughtat 10mini per rIs
CALL AND SEE US
P P GRAY M D
PHYSICIAN AND SUItGUONOffice next door to the Houolula Library
J to 10 A M
OmcB Hours a to 4 r u7 to 8 r u
Sundays 910 11 A siRESIDENCE Alakaa Sl Opposite Y M C A
ucmcs0 QEnvbc
ry A SCHAEFER CO
IMfORTBRi AND
Commission Merchants
No 3d MmtciiANT Stuhet Honolulu
r 0 DERGER
Agent for stacneale Urban Safes
Mkxcmant Stkhet Hojiolulu
DROWN PHILLIPS
lractlcal llumhers Oas Fitters andVoer Smiths
House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St - - - Honolulu
w F ALi EN
Hm an office wiih Meurs BtOiop Co corner 01
Merchant and Kaahumanu streets and he wilt bepleated to attend to any buiincu -- ntruited to him
r AINB Co
Commtsslun MerchantsImporters and dealert In Har Grain and Genera
lroduceHonolulu 1 I
T EWERS COOKE
Successor to Lkwbki DicksonImporters and Dealers lit Lumber and all
hinds of llalldlng MaterialsNo 82 Tout Stbbkt Honolulu
TTOLLISTER Co
Wholesale and lletall Jlruugtsts and Tobaeeonlsts
110 sg duuanu sniiKT IIonoiulu
TWr PHILLIPS Co
Importers and Wholesale Dealers n Cloth ¬
ing Hoots Shoes Hats Mens Fur ¬nishing Hoods faneg Goods Etc
No 10 KaaiiuusnuStrkkt
CLAUt SfKECUKLS
w M G IRWIN CO
Honolulu
WM O IKWIN
Sugar Factors amU Commission AgentsHonolulu H
T M WHITNEY M D D D S
Dental Jtooms on Fort StreetiIonolulu H I
Office In Hrewers Plock CDrMar IfnlAl nil rnrtStrcefs entrance on Hotel Street
ILARKNCE WILXiaKAlHrORU
VOLNSY YA1LLANIOURTAnroau- - -
A SHFORD At ASHFORD
Attorneys Counsellors Solicitors Advo ¬
cates Proctors Conveyancers KteOmen Honolulu Hale adjoining Post olace
T ALFRED MAGOON
attousft at lam41 Merchant Street Honolulu
JOHN H PATY
Notary Iublte and Commission of DeedsFor the States of California and New York Office
at the Dank of Dishop Co
IIonoiulu Oahu II I
O UOLE
TMte yer and Xotarg PublicWill be at his office at 15 Kaahnmanu street from
to io oclock a si durins the Legislative session
w R CASTLE
Attorney at Law and Notary PublicNo 19 Merchant Street IIonoiulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
w ILLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest Bnef Veal Mutton KtcNo i Queen Street Fish Mekbt
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTtLErHOHE No u
DBAVER SALOON
Fort Street OrrosiTE Wilder Cos
it r JfOtlK ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea CofTee Soda Wa
ter Cingr Ale or Milk
OrRN pimu 3 a m till 10 r si
Smohers ltcqulsltes a Speciality
WIUiT 11 M cow
wEST DOW COC V MACKARLANE
Importers and Dealers In all hinds ofMusic Fancy and Junaneso Goods
Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos and Toys Pictuie Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo 10 Fort Struct Honoluli
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer in GlasswareMertdrn Stlfer Plated Ware
Hrachvts VaseNo S3 Fort Street Honolulu
Ktncs Combination Spectaclsi and FyeclaaseLustril Wire Ware I nncv SoaDS Picture traineeWosttnholins Pocket Cutlery II I Chases Islandviews Clarks Spool Cotton Machine Oil alkinds uf Machine Nesdlei Domeitic Paper Fashions
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewing Machine
J E WISEMAN
Heal Kstate Hroker and KmploymeniHureau
Rents Roomt Cottages Houses and sells and leasesReal Fstatlii all parts of the Kidgdom Employment found for those seeking work In all the variousbrinchei of business connected with these Islands
iJST N UIecal Documents drawn Itill rnllrtlH00W and Accounts kept and general office worktrantdMAit Pati Ansc untlt r mnlI nl
glumncsjs QTtirbc
NOT
UNION MARINEINSURANCE COMPANYof San Francisco
CASTLE COOK AGENTSIncorporated iE7t
ACCIDENT DEPARTMHNT PACIFICLife Imuranco Company
OP CALIFORNIA
S G WILDER AGENTAwetf December 31 1884 it6joco
Policiel luect aiint Accident for one day uo toone TtBr
HAMDURG MAGDEBURt FIRE iNSURCompany of HamburgAJAEGER AGENT
BuildineMercbindUe Furniturt and MachineryInwred againit Fire on the mot favorable ternw
gREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERSF A SCHAEFER Ce Art ti
AUo aventi for theDresden Hoard of UnderwrlteriVienna Board of Underwriters
for tho Hawaiian Ulacih
BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTHEO It DA WES AGENT
ilkTe B nl h rel instruction to rePorts I i rirfn len Honolulu andd iVl I0 n ow PrPed to issue poll
T LYONS
Auctioneer and Commission MerchantCoknek Kokt and Quk STLrcrs Honolulu
Sales of Furniture Stock Heal Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole a tents frAmerican and European merchandise
c HUSTACEFORMERLY WITH BOLLU co
Wholesale and Jletall Groceri Kino Street Unukr HarmontIIalioicenilJeilnnni1 SP lfPiJ ho
lh ornerjernIShfubIyVrcJurner- - rd
AT S GR1NBAUM 6 CO
Importers of General Merchandise andCommission Merchants
Quhkn Street Honoluiu If 1No IS4 California street San Francisco CaU
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIANvestment Com Dan v Ulmltrrfi
IN
Money loaned for long or short periods on approvedsecurity Apply to V L GREEN
Office Reaver Block Fort St Manager
M A CONSALVU
- ONSALVES COE HUTCHINSON
HAofMffe Grocers andlline MerchantsIlEAYHR IHOCK QuEKN STREETtrTHSNbtoCu
Ton Office Dox No 309 Telephone No a8
T A THURSTON
Attorney at Zate
No 38 MerciiantStrret Honolulu
nPHOS G THRUM
IHIORTJNO AND MANLrACTURINOStationer llook Sller Printer lio ah --
binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer in Fine Stationery Hooks Muic Toys ana
fancy GoodsTort Street Nkr Hotki Honolulu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCfAEFER Cc AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established a
General Agency here and the undersigned GeneralAgents are authorlred to take risks againit the dangersortnebeas at the most reasonable rates and on themost favorable tcims
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin
F A SCNAEFER A-- Ce AGENTS
The above Inurance Company has established a General Agency here and the above signed General Agentsare authorued to lake Risks against the dangers of theSeas at the most reasonable lates and on the most favorable terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCHAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above firm having been appointed agenis of this
company are prepared Io inure risks against fire onnione ami nrlck buildings and on Jlerchandise storedtherein on the mot favorable terms For particularsapply at their oflce
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of Boston
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCOKrORATRD iSlJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States
Policies Issued on the most Favorable TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 5 oo
NORTH GERMAN PIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg
If ItACKFELD cV Ce AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsniark 83uotheir Rt Imurance Companies koooojr
The Agents of the above Company foi the Hawaiianu- - s incuircu 10 insure uuumngs hurnitureMerclundise and lroduce Machinery etc also Sugu
and Rice Mills and vessels In the harbor againit losor damage by file on the most favorable terms
TRANSATLANTIC FIREHamburg- -
INSURANCE
IfACNFELD Ce AttnttCapiui and Reserve Relchvnark 6000000
their Re Insurance Companies 101650000Total Reichsmirk 107650000
The Agents of the above Company for the HawaiianIslands are prepared to insure Huildings FurnitureMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels In the harbor against lotsor ilamaga by fire on the most favorable tti ins
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Company
BISHOP 6 Co AGENTS
1836
lnllmlled Liability to StotkholdersAsietaReserve
ESTADItllEIl
j7o937500000
income for 184Premiums received after deduction of re-
insurance¬
i ooooLosses inptly adjusted and paid here
iI
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w
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THE DAILY HERALD
IS PUBLISH KD
EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
FOR THK TROfRIKTOIl V TIU ParaSPvtillslllNdCo
LiMirrli
At tho Oilloo No CO Mprolmtlt St
thumb or svnsoiuiTJox
Per AnnumSix montnI hrs monthPer month
5no3IJO
50CU
Intnge additional
gar Siibicvtpllau lUHilia hi ftfiirrllrlef communication front nil parts of the Kingdom
will always he acceptable
All mMtes Intended for publication as well a bus
nesn communication and ndvertemente should lieaddressed to
THE DAILY IIUKALD
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1886
FOREIGN NEWSUNITED STATES
Mnny of the Grand Army men fromthe East remained after the NationalEncampment to look up availableranches on which to settle but most of
the grazing lands of California aretaken up already
The California raisin crop is estima-
ted¬
to exceed last years by 100000boxes
The trial of Geo W Tyler on thedecoy contract charge in San Fran-
cisco
¬
resulted in hopeless disagreementof the jury The defendant was fined
250 during his cross examination forcontempt of court in giving saucy re-
plies¬
to the judge and counsel Mc-
Laughlins¬
connection with the case was
raked over his evidence taken in Ho-
nolulu being tenderedA German named John Tonnan mur ¬
dered and buried three comrades whowere prospecting with him in MontanaTerritory On being captured and puton preliminary investigation he con-
fessed
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the triple murder
The Mayflower has been selected tohold the Anerica cup against the Eng-
lish
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yacht GalateaGeneral V H Dimond the Hono ¬
lulu hoy has lost the Republican nom
imtton -- for Governorship John FSwift a native of Pike county Missourihas got it ix ballots were taken thefirst day Aug 26 in the State Convention at Los Angeles Dimond beingthe highest a long way every timeabove Swift Reed Hanson and Mor-
row
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but not securing a majority of allthe votes cast On the seventh ballotnext day Swift had 137 and Dimond
135 The San Francisco delegationthen stampeded for Swirt and theeighth ballot was Swift 320 Dimond
74 Reed 20 Hartson 36Sister Eulalic Superioress of the
Immaculate Academy at NewportKy as burned to death August 27through the mosquito bar of her bedcatching fire She was suffering fromtyphoid fever and was trying to takemedicine when the accident happened
Professor Tuck has been exhibitinghis submarine torpedo boat Peacemaker at New York It worked well
taking a dive from one and a half totwo miles passing under two steamersand rising within ten feet of a canalboat
News from the Arctic Ocean con-
cerning¬
the whaler Amethyst has beenreceived at San Francisco per whalingtender Thomas Pope It is the gen ¬
eral opinion of ship masters north thatboth vessel and crew have been lostLast October a vessel was seen inabout latitude 32 de which was evi-
dently¬
not under command and it is
the sunnosition of masters of whalingvessels that this was the Amethyst thatthe vessel was abandoned anu was
taken by a strong current safelythrough some pass to the south andthat the crew which took to the boatswas lost As it is the matter has astrange look to seafaring men It is
also reported by Captain Sandman ofthe Russian steamer Alexander underdate of June 19th that during thepast winter pieces of wood evidentlybelonging to some wrecked vessel havcbeen washed ashore at CommodoreIslands Captain J Knowland ownerof the Amethyst has until now re ¬
frained from expressing an opinion butwhen he received the description of thevarious portiosn of the wreck found heexpressed the opinion that they corres-pond
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exactly with those portions of theAmethyst
A fierce fire was raging on August
27 in the Nottingham shaft at Ply ¬
mouth about ten miles west of Wilkesbarre Pa There were 300 men atwork in the mine and grave doubtsweie felt for their safety 1 here was a
second opening to the mine and if allcould reach it before the gas generatedthey would be safe
The British corvette Diqmond tookpossession in the name of the BritishCrown of the Kermader Islands in theSouth Pacific Ocean on the 1st ofAugust
Mr Gladstone has gone to Germanyor a vacation of three weeks
i JWi
EUROPE
A Rovolutlou iu Bulgnrlfx
Saturday August 21 Prince Alex-ander
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riucr of liulg ria was deposedby n conspiracy The first reportfrom Sophia the capital says The populace and the truups quarttrcd in thecapital surrounded the palnrc thismorning Prince Alexander abdicatedand was escorted over the frontierThere was no disorder The populacethen assembled and adopted a resolu-tion
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praying the Oar to re extend hissympathy to the Bulgarian peopleThe assemblage proceeded to thepalace of the Russian agent and sub-
mitted¬
to him the resolution all kneel-
ing
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The agent assured them of theCzars friendship A provisional gov-
ernment¬
was then formedA later dispatch says Authentic
dispatches from Sophia show that thedeposition of Prince Alexander or Bul-
garia
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was accomplished during thenight According to thesrs advicesone thoroughly Russianized regimentof cavalry was detained in the city afternightfall when the other troops wereretired to their barracks This regi-
ment¬
perfectly under the control of therevolutionists surrounded the palaceabout two hours past midnight Alex-ander
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was in bed and the palace wasclosed The revolutionary leaderswith the assistance of the soldiersforced their way into the building andwent to the Princes ante chamber andhad him aroused They then bluntlymade known to him the purpose oftheir intrusion He was stunned hav-
ing¬
been taken completely unawaresWhen he recovered his self control andrealized the utter helplessnessof hissituation he bitterly reproached hiscaptors for their treachery ThePrince was then removed from Sophiaunder a cavalry escort before daybreakThe people did not become acquaintedwith the fact of the coup detat until afew hours after the Prince was removedfrom the palace
Since the events above described ithas transpired that the majorityof the entire Bulgarian army aswell as the majority of the Bulgarianpeople have declared their adherenceto Alexander including the soldiers inthe Widdin Necropolis and Silistnagarrisons
A second provisional governmentwas formed with headquarters atTirnova in favor of Alexander and inopposition to KaravelofT The president is StambouloiT whose name wasprinted in the circular issued the daybefore the Tirnova government wasformed to convince the people that allthe prominent men of the countrysupported the revolution ColonelMontdorrolt chief ofihe Roumehanmilitia offered to lead the troops tomeet Prince Alexander escort himback to Sophia and place him on theBulgarian throne The President ofthe Tirnova Provisional Goernmentsummoned the militia of Bulgaria toservice in the interest of Alexander
A Sophia dispatch of August 25thsays The Provisional Governmentcreated by the revolutioniss has beenoverthrown Three of its membershave been thrown into prison and theold Ministry reinstated
The deposition of Prince Alexanderastounded the politicians and financiersof England The revolution was acomplete surprise to Lord Salisburyand Earl Iddesleigh the ForeignSecretary A London special ofAugust 25 reports universal indignation and disgust at the outrage onPrince Alexander in Bulgaria Thelying telegrams first sent by the conspirators puzzle foreign opinion butsecured little credence
For some days the movements ofthe Prince were uncertain but helanded at Rcni Province of Bessara-bia
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on August 25 Thence he pro-ceeded
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to Lembcrg where he was metby a Bulgarian deputation to invitehim back and was tendered a greatovation He left there for Breslau
England has suggested to the Powersthat it would be unwise to inflict furtherinjury upon Prince Alexander by indorsing the conspiracy or any ot theacts of the evildoers at Sophia In thisthe Powers have acquiesced
De Giers Russian Minister of For-eign
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Affairs has issued a circular fromFrazensbad Bohemia explaining Rus-sias
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connection with the Bulgarianrevolution It purports to express thesurprise of the Russian Government atthe action of the revolutionists andclaims credit for Russia in the over-throw
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of the first provisional Govern-ment
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But it calls on the Prince toabdicate now by his own action andso allow Russia to assist the friendlypowers in restoring in a fair and justmanner the balance between the con-
flicting¬
interests in the cast
The British Parliament met August10 The Queens speech refers to theresult of the elections as confirmingthe conclusion of the late Parliamentbut owing to the unusual season ab-
stains¬
from recommending any meas-ures
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except those which are essinti I
to the conduct of the public servicpduring the remaining portion of thefinancial year
Rioting has been resumed at BelfastIreland and the authorities arc in aquandary owing to a verdict of willful
murder found against nine policeipenfor killing some of the mob in previousriots
A passenger steamer plying on theVolga Russia is reported to havebeen burned on August 21 with a lossof aoo Jjves
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Situated atMakawao Island ofMaui and comprising
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800 Acres of Patuie and Wood Land known asTinoto
333 Acres of Land n fee simple known as Puomaid on the northern side of Maliko gulcb
14BIAcof Plant Cane to be taken oft in 1887
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60 Acres of the first ratoons also for the crop of 1 88- -allef which are planted on the above lands
7ft Acres of Plant Carle for the crop of 68l
Also about
2oqhead p Working Oxen
Besides 250 head of Cows and Calves all ofwhlcM are In fine condition
15 Horses Mares and Coin 1 Miile18 Oa Carls 80 Ox Yokes and Chains
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LOCALJNEmJos Ryah is gaing to drive a back
JJttrglnrs haveKobala Hawaii
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The Anglican Church Chronicle for
scptemiicr Has Duen received us con ¬
tents interesting to more than the mem ¬
bers of that communion
Mr Robert Lowers had his legsfeet iniured in a railway collision
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Los Anuclcs Cal and was taken toSan Francisco for medical treatment
Messrs J M Oat Co Iipvc laidon our tnble n handsome map of theHawaiian Islands It has been compiled from the latest Government sur-
veys¬
by MrpS E Bishop Its charac ¬
teristics arc clearness and accuracyr fl itThe San FranciSco Jxatnfner say
the steam schooner Surprise lfa4lcensold to a Honolulu company to ply be ¬
tween the Island ports The companyreferred to is the Pacific NavigationCompany which it least has the re-
fusal¬
of thv vessel
Twenty nine mules shipped aboardthe brig Emma Claudina on August26th at San Francisco bound for Hon-olulu
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caused considerable amusementby their antics to the city front idlersof that city The mules arc consignedto Apana plantation
There was a large attendance at theunion meeting in Fort street Churchlast evening Rev E C Oggcl whopreached was assisted in the deo- -
tional exercises by Rev Mr Nugentwho arrived yesterday on his way totake the pastorate of the foreign churchat Hamakua
By the whaling tender ThomasPope Captain lusher which arrivedfrom tbe Arctic at San FranciscoAugust 27th it is learned that thenwas never so much ice before so late inthe season Captain Fisher gives It ashis opinion that the prospects for afall catch arc very encouraging
At Saturdays session of the PolicCourt John Foster Kualani and Kcaweliilii each forfeited 6 bail fordrunkenness Jacob Simms pleadednot guilty to disorderly conduct buthe was round to have used very roughlanguage and to have hit Ketnas sonon the stomach with a stone He wasgiven 48 hours at bard labor withcosts of 120
Mr McNeil engineer at Waiiminalo plantation was reluming homeover the Pal on Saturday night ridinga horse and leading a colt with a ropeWhen on the brow of the cliff the coltbecame unmanageable backing towardthe precipice The rider to save himselfcut the rope but still tried to restrain theyoung animal It was too headstrongand heelstrong however and wenttumbling-- down the awful height ofcourse killing it
Mr Oliver Stillman and Miss NancyMoltcno were married in the Romanwere married in the Roman CatholicCathedral on Saturday evening inpresence of a fashionable audience tlaRight Reverend the Bishop ofOlbaofficiating A reception was afterwardheld at he house of Mr StillmanSchool street nt which the King attended by Col J II Boyd was presentamong many other guests Mr JHart provided an elegant marriagefeast
Mooullilit Concort
There will be a moonlight concertthis Monday evening at 750 at FmmaSquare The following is the pro ¬
grammeOverture Romantic new Kelcr HelaPolka Stephanie new lalutncliFnlnsie Liliuokalnni MlchielsReminiscences of Verdi CioUfrey
Tuberose mid Lei AlohaFinalt Victor 1isnny new FeriPolka - Red new ZaveitlmlWaltz- - The Fairies CrpyveMedley Ye Olden Times llcyer
Hawaii Ponoi
Porioiinl Itoms
Mr J J Aubcrtin one of the pro-prietors
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of the London Graphic andntithor of several works nrrived fromthe Coast on Saturday He will ex-
plore¬
the Islands in search of materialfor a book of travels on the UnitedStates and Haiyaii
Hon II A P Carter HawaiianMinister to Washington is a welcomevisitor to the Islands having arrivedby the Mariposa
Rev T R G Peck one of theeditors of the New York OJsever andpastor of a Presbyterian Church atWateryille N Y is on a visit to thekingdom intending to see the volcanoand have a good rest
Several Honoluluans have returnedfrom visits in America by the Mari-posa
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as may be seen in the passengerlist They have the privilege of leav-
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their return Hraldtd well asBulletined and Advertised
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Arrivnl of nltuNslitn GoVornmontj htonmshlp With Two Prln
com mill tho Minister oflVluiino
About six oclock yesterday morninga large steamship flying the Russiancommercial flag ran into the harborunder conduct of Pilot Mclntyre --Shewas immediately boarded by Mr J V
Pfluger Russian Consul also DrBrbdicr Port Physician and Jr Trous-seau
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It was ascertained that thevessel was twelve and a half days fromYokohama which was diily reported toHis Excellency V M Gibson Presi-
dent of the Board of Health who gaveorders to have her sent out of the har ¬
bor for Ihordugh - inspection in quaran-tine
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1 tlif Instructions were at dnceobcyrtl the vessel going outside thereef under the quarantine flag Theseptoceedings gave rise to apprehensionson bhore that the steamer was infectedwith cholera which happily provedwithout any foundation whatever Inthe afternoon Deputy Marshal Daytonat the request of the Consul and onbehalf of the Board of Health nent onboard and fumigated the ship
Mr Pfliiffir wan nn hoard the nreaterSalt df the day and on returning Inst
evening gave our reporter particularsregarding the craft hue is a RussianGocrnirent despatch boat called theMoskuu and came here from Moscowvia Yokohama making the passagefrom the1 former to the latter in twelvelays and thence to this port in the
time given above The Moskau is aniron steamship of 3500 tons commanded by Capt O A Radloff Shebrought here General the Princr Witt-genstein
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Prince Pozovinsky Galitsinc Vice Admiral ShestakofT aide-de-cam- p
of His Imperial Majesty theEmperor of Russia and Minister ofMarine Lieut Abasa aide de campto His Excellency the High AdmiralGrand Duko Alexis and Mr A EberharU aide-de-cam- p to the Minister ofMarine 1 he steamship has a crew ofninety men and will remain here fouror five days From hence she willcarry her distinguished passengers toSan Francisco There the party willseparate the steamer returning homeby way of the Straits of Magellan
Prince Wittgenstein will make thegrajul aotir of America and EuropeThe others will proceed to the AtlanticCoast by easy stages and embark forSt Petersburg from New York
Mr Pfluger engaged apartments forthe distinguished visitors at the RoyalHawaiian Hotel the whole party com-
ing¬
ashore to occupy them about ninefcclock last evening
An Amnricnu Ifawaiinn Consul
Mr Otto Grcenebaum AmericanConsul at Samoa was a passenger bythe Mariposa returning from a briefvisit to Washington During his stayhere he met many residents besidesthe Ministers and other officials andproduced a favorable impression HisEx Mr Merrill American MinisterResident entertained him at dinner inthe Hawaiian Hotel Mr Greencbaum said the flagstaff on which theAmerican flag was run up at Apiawas borrowed from a British man-of-w-
and the British marines cheeredenthusiastically as the Star SpangledBanner was hoisted to the breerc Itis understood that Mr Grcenebaumtook hence a commission as HawaiianConsul at Samoa When the Mariposa arrives off the Samoan coast it isexpected that the U S steamship Mo-
hican¬
will take the Consul aboard andconvey him into Apia
Hotol ArrivalsOn Saturday besides the transient
Atibtralinn visitors the following regis-
tered¬
at the Hawaiian Hotel A Mou-nts and wife Molokai j P N MakeeWaihce Mnui Ed da Silva PradoSao Paulo Brazil J J AubcrtinLondon F I Washburn Chicagof I L Holder San Francisco S JShaw New Yorkj Miss Emily Brad-ley
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Pasadena Cal Richard LacyLos Angeles Cal Dr Kellogg SanGabriel Cal 1H Manning PasadenaCal j A 0 Murchardt Hamakua EK Darvin Denver Col j Jas RRcnton Hamakua Rev T R Glegk New York C A Rrown Worcester Mass Wm I Iodnett NewYork and A V Cox1 England Yestcrday there arrived Z S SpaldingKauai and Valdcrman Knudsen Waimca Kauai
Hoitorahlo Mention
The American bark F S Thomp-son
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trading between San Francisco andKahultii received honorable mentionfrom the committee on ship decora-tions to make awards for the threebest decorated ships during the GrandArmy Encampment week in SanFrancisco The first pwe was takenby the Mritish ship Halewood secondthe American yacht schooner Mrunhilde and third the Miitish ship Thcssalus
Pension item A Federal soldier hasapplied for a pension at Washington for abroken leg got in jumping the bounty
A young lady says that males arc ofno nccquiu rom the time the ladiesstop kissing them ai infants till theycommence kissing them as lovers
There arc a number of political as-
pirants¬
around about this time whoafter election wont care a continentalhow soon that comet strikes the earth
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A CHALLENGE ACROSTIC
L stands for Louis when placedbefore Montgomery Bulletin
Louis lie lyrical live longOpen tliy month and sing thy song j
Upward rise on fancys pinionInjure tlicc no vulgir minion
Sing thy lays to charm he days
Montgomery the child wm namcdiOh who could see hed be su funcd I
Neer did Ills nurse the glory seeThat on bis brow one day should beGilding alt bis cranium fair
Offsetting nice bis raven hairMaking him shine in tender eyes
Each one counting bis glance a riieRoyal scions rapt with bis la I
Yield to the bard their beany prnisc
Mather laureate of HawaiiAfford just for these lines Ihinc eye
This verse I make with a michincHaving no wheel tpigrind out spleen
Every poet will know its hardRhyming on such a long named bird
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BUSINESS ITEMS
No lnnd book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents
If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call at J vIlingltys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs at the present hotspell is somctbing cold and refreshing ThereIs nothing like tnc superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream 1atlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes ami candies in mindThey cant be heat
Fresh steam frozen pure and richest Icecretm every day No cream frozen over thesecond tiiird or even lout I n day hold at thePioneer Steam Candy Factory JJakeryand IceCream Rooms V Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets Both tele ¬
phones No 74
The largest stock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam CandyFactory Hakery and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-
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Strawberry Vanilla and other Flaorcd Caramels always on hand guaranteed to be farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat tnc above establishment than anywhere elseDoth Telephones 74
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS- -
Saturday- Sept 4Stmr Mariposa from San FranciscoStmr Kinau rom Maul and HawaiiStmr Likelike rromKahuluiMmr Mokolil from MolokilSchr Caterina from Walmanato Eua
Sunday Sept 5
Smr Wnialcale from KauaiStmr Jas Makee from Waimra KauaiStmr C R lltshop from HamakuaKus Gov stmr Moskau from Vokohoma
DEPARTURESSaturday Sept 4
Schr Rob Roy for Walahole KoolauSchr Sarah Elua for Koolau
Smr Mariposa for the ColoniesSunday Sept 5
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr Kinau for the Volcano and Windward PoitsStmr Mokolil for Molokaibtmr Ielmi for HamakuaSchr Motwahine for KoholaleleSchr I aterlna for Walmanilo Kwa
PASSENGERSrrom Sail lrancu o per Umr Mariposa Saturday
Sept 4 K iertz M Agnes Moore Miss M StewartS llardcastle Mil Malone Miss Alexander Miss F iMotley Mlsa K V Appleton K K Dorrin RMllie Miis M llabcock Ars U Kou Mrs A Herbcrt J J Aubertin Mrs D Uatoa Mastet Djton L Da Ion M II lllickburn C M Scterance J JShaw A IldLate II II Willlms Ah Sim W S Hartlett Awana RevT R G Ieck II A P Carter MissUllaHSnow 11 Gowen V II KtkcraJi II F HlllerRev S Goodell Mrs Iidcate Mr Kjnick R Sutheilaud Alct Hohr Mrs M Madren P Madsen Chanueni An ligee nng vun Akal Koiu M 1auloinMrs Chan Ven See To S Wells G 11 Franch J AKuherlord C II II Savior R Man Heuie OKicily JOKiilly P Zink Tons You Lum Gail Fam lienlao I 1 Gates J Purvis W J Cornell J P UrownI Koppelmai Jos 1urios Mrt lliompton M Victorlana 11 Chinch ami gointtansit or Auckland andb dney
From Mini and Hawaii per smr Kinau SaturdaSept 4 Mrs 1 K rvnn and child Miss Hcssie Dickson rt linnisDiirg u IMolley lilul wile Aitss t Mullingcr I K Renion lr J R Hnillday Airs juln Foxanu cniia iiira 11 uuuii nnss 1 dtte nickso v jInllvAG lltireliailt Miss M HaUteiu Rev W 1 1
Haines How I ling J Williams nri f wife V Kalal J FDale II A Hem rtid 106 deck
From Kahulul ami wny pons per stmt LkelikcC VAn I - I ftl- - II tf ftf- - tlt iUKJ IV IV IdlKt ill JWHIWCtl IUISjlva M s S O Wilder MUs WilJer Mrs J II ReisAir l uwn Mrs Krlli and on Pros llernard hdward and llertiaip A I Smith Miss May DilliniihamU A Andrews WF Freer MissSpooner M1S laParker and a tenant Miss Helen laker II It awesMivi II Uow I Copp wifo and diush 0- - theMlsesHiker MIH smilli Altii lintlielil Alls tvellrt MrkLuiice P N Makee the Mjues lishman Miss Hannl ir Mascr Hush liisliou Willis and no deck
Forthe Colonies per stmr Maitpo o Sunday Sept
51 itunuercr nnu a vnnainenFrom Knuai tier smr Wala ealr Sunday Sept v
Col Z S Spatildins W Schmidt Kev A fackllloshuev rnncr bynetir Unas iireeniieui 11 t iiiaue A
W 11 1M A Hl lllnIWUII IVIIIV IIIIK tJIUI MI1U bllllVIIllKmuisen MUs Glade 11 Norton Ah Nee and aboutii a deck
From Watanae and Knuai per stmr las MakeeSunday Upt 5 Mrs M bilvetberi and about 30iiecK
VobsoIs In Port lvom Forolcu PortsFrench schr II ammonia C Arnaud fioni Perynr
ItianuHaw khr General Seigel Nelson from Jaluit Mar
shall Islandstier schr Alary C Ilohm I lloliin from Yokohama
vlt KauaiAm blc Fred P Mlchfield Ilartlett from HongkongHnw brig Allie Rone Wm Phillips from Hong
kongAm bgtne Claus Spreckels E V Drew from San
f raiiLiscoAm bk California Chas Davis from Pott Town
send W TAm bktne Malay Morehouse frJin Ilurrards Inlet
11Cllol bk Don Nicholas Ross from Port Townsend
Vnssoli Exjioototl froui ForoiRu Portlicit balk Isle of Krin Nicholson from Liverpool
now dueAm batk lMward May Johnson from Hobton now
due To C Ilrewcr Si Collr shin Amina from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane CoGcr bark lVcilic Oilman from llrtmen due Sep
temlwr ao jo lo II llackfeld ft CoIlrit birk Iroucrag from Lletpool due October
153 ToT II DaviesiCoIlrit bark W II ftom Liverpool due October i ia
To V A Schaefcr CoAm bk Llslnore U W Jenks fiom Newcastle N S
W dueAm bk Parific Slope Harnes fiom Newcastle N S
V duo September iaji I o Wilder CoAm bktue Plan er W R Pcrrlinan from Port Town
send W 1 due Sept 13 30Am ship Meliose Kalb fro 11 Port Towntend WT
due September iAm Irvine Sallua IllaVe from San PrancUco dueAm bktne Amelia W Mtwlmll Irom Uurcka Cal
due September 8 To Allen Robinson and HackfeldCo
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Am tern t C Ford from flan Francisco dueAm bk Mattha Davis K M Ilenson wiled from
lloitoti AugUit th duo December to jo lot llrewerA Co
Am I ktne Klikltat R D Culler from lort Townend WT due September 310 Toll Hackfeld tt
CoAm K M S S AlameJa Morse from the Colonic en
rouie lo San Iranuseo due September if To W OIrwin tc Co
Br bk Hi r lit Fi Iter to have nailed from LiverpoolAucust at
MnwS S ZeihmdlA Von Oterendorp from S iFrancisco due Sept 8 To V O Irwin k Co
NOTESI he Oceanic SS Mariposa Hay ward matter left
Sin Franclioo August zl nt 3 p m experienced finewejlhir all the pss ie and nrrived at her dock InHonolulu 6 a m September 4 6diys and 14 liounShe brought 30 cabin 44 iteerage passengers for Hono-lulu and 40 cabin 50 steerage passengers In transitfor the Colonies 6aoJf tons cargo for Honolulu and1000 tons In transit She sailed at 6 oclock Sundaymorning
The bgntc Consuclo arrived at San Francisco August 37 18 days from Honolulu
The bgtno J D Sprcckels Frils sailed from SanFrancUco for Honolulu August 17
The Haw bgtne Hazard Uoodman sailed from SanFrancisco for llllo August 17
IheschrGeo C Perkins from Honolulu for SanFrancisco was spoken August is In latitude 3ao Nlongitude 15716 W
The Nor birk Holden arrived at Port TowsendAugust a6 from Honolulu
The stmr Klnau brought 4783 bags sugar 16 baleswool and too pkgs merchandise from windward portsSeptember 4
The stmr Ltkehke brought 340 bag sugar fromMaul September 4
The bgtne Wm G Irwin left San Francisco for thisport August 94 and the schr Kosnrio Tor Kahulul thesame day
The Claus Spreckels espects 10 sail for San Fran ¬
cisco to morrowThe stmr Wnlateate brought 206 btgs sugar 900
lieep 54 green hides 6 dry hides to bags rice 16
sacks peanuts and 3 horses from Kauai yesterdaymorning
The stmr Jas Makee nrrived yesterday morningfrom Kauai She brought 1189 E paddy in transitfor Chulan Co Tunaluu 01 Reports plenty ofrain
The stmr C K Hishop arrived yesterday afternoonfrom Hamakua Hawaii She brought 9868 barssugar 701 bags paddy and 18 deck paengr
The schr Caterlna brobght 60 tons stone from theStone Quarry on Saturday September 4 She sailsagain to day Tor the Stone Quarry
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Haie received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds ofstock vl
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Flesh former Milk und Uuiter producer in uso
Oil Cake Meal shows about 17 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 lbs of this mealMlTrnMM- - 0w 3 Ib of corn or t 767 lbs of w Sea bran Al so ourwtll asour usual supply of the bestkindsof
Hay Oat Wheat Corn Etc EtcWhich Is oCTrred al the Luwut Mark Rates id delivered free lo any part of the city
EX B THOMASContractor Builder
Estimates given on aHUmls of Drick Iron Stone nnd Wocxlen Iluildinf s Refers to thefollowinK Prominent bulling erccte1 by him amongst oth rs too numerous to mention theKings 1 alaoe Lunallo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lick Policeand Aswan Uuildings Etc
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Glinrnotnrlsilca or ttio Clilrlcnhune Perm u ii I Adornment Duiueatlclty of tlioSiiumrn TJiu Aimclio Ilsmil Drcea millOeWKmm Oiiiiiu of KieJouae
We ba o been enjoying a conildornlileApauu ta ion of mo ost For sovcrninuinai a loi of wolim and cblldrii cnturul uy niis cum orl und Davis bavo1 iti uiiCtMt of iiu husjiiUiity of a o itua juiiun tbe guaru-iou-- o dilutoi wltb811 I lit IHtUOUL lllO j UUtt0r4 T llll0utitaiuu u L iil and tlitf iiwi n orn d upur h it tbo lomiu uotH umiy lliey wctua rulic r iiiiiutilim e t nil 1 turiud limna pr per im u uoa ill bun somo insKitn u utui- - as in tuj o Ui tiylr iiiaiiiKmo iiLslin fui lm o iLem a id ouslruittiitoy uiUel or tbcii uiu uj u mloi 1 buuruuiD jiwii soiiiii Iiht wuric to il
in on ui tlio poit wiuuu bui 01 to ktoji tneuibouuuy una liappy Uiiji Lieut faitOiiur ivb w uu uU uity tfgut prisoner fomtun aouort sii rentier tuo gmrJ-uju-- o cupius no u let uiu to obi t icm ilio wliol
tun went uu ii u u ntue uirojo luiutou m o u time tioin in cut mid iuuiMauiit til tun i an i rouse iio mqj anru ion ou tiuuvM out to tberu und tueyiu tKiy nutio iUcinoves uuiioi tuUe i ortun Uiil diy tuu improto nunU louipilseaouiy a gi iiublii o ati tuii ibe bundingo doiiil cnxuur wind LiiojvJ with LikIimetc iut Mion tbe patient suuns b dacuUol a village Tue tan otnlkj of tuecuaury pljnt ure iakel over tbe tpac osIn lucil xiy inua ureas aid arounu Uuruii Wik hi u verj ctreUucd blankeu ornuiiiciuUt ivdi o inilileuujid uililiii ibosuluuu tiVim mi n uiuge uuuut turee uliaOu liuit iel iioni luxiwuud ibag llvralelleot oi cueii t nt reniui id i una o -- uo i miuuiorellu us our mend lends u on a rainyday iboy weie ulective However Inio ping of the wml an i sun wuioli iswboio toy overniaiLbid tbe umbrella
CIIAtiAlTMUsiKM OK 111C CHIUlCAIIUASAVlulo tbo iguana trudgixl nlxut in these
pur uiu ot doiiiestUuy lb bucks wereesumly in iustroUi tn gambling Theysquatted unud uutn kots Bproud in tbesuiiu nud deltiy dealt pooukau ttne ilexlcull inonto Bajiil ig aown tboir p ays withtbo peculiar eiiCineiK e ivblou you may seeas well in a bicngo saloon as in an Apachecamp Tliey gamoied lor money for cartiidges lor ulinkiU and for ponies Theircbiiij were tometlines coiie beans soni- -
tliui lartrldges aud ofton noat sliver j ofbear urasj cleverly bundled A fair Bliareot tbe uuy houovcr tbey rested fiom gainbllli to pjisonal abandonment Down un-
der home wind wanitng bub you wouldBtumble upon an athletic warrior carofullypainting tiU laco in crimson rings andstripos or mayhap inclining bis groatcrop o hair with a ilst sltd chunk of unitton tallow boso barbarian who bos not yetlearned tbe delicacy of civiiiAid refinementin rouge nud porluinod lardi
The lhiricauua4 uro a straight athleticwel sizcd tribe with intelligent featuressuppo bodies and noticably bmall handaud feet Ubo females big aud little weassimple print drosses which reuch theirmules The Mother Hubbard stylo of nrcbltectum Beo as not unpopular among the oldwoman tboujb csibowed by tbo youngTbe rest of tbe wardrobe comprlsos highshanked buckskin moccasins a blight boadbcrcmef and bracelets of silvor brass tincan and beads with similarly constitutednocdaccH and cir rings The bucks whenin full dross wear n print shirt linen draw-ers moccasins and a voluminous UstringThe lattor in a slno emu nou Tbe drawersmay bo omitted at wish but without theGstriug no one can bavo the ontreo of titsApnibo best circles
Ibe Aimchos realm Is essentially a king ¬
dom of cactus and bo cutj bis moccasinsAccording to bU thorns Iustoad of endingat le ankle his foot gear climbs to withinthree Inches of the kueo pnn wbonco its sur-plus is turned out aud down so as to form3 ilouu armor for tbe shin bono Tbotnoat culom adaptation however is at thetoo Iusttad of ttio Hat point in vogue withuoitbern ant eastern tribes the prow turnsup a couple of inches and ends in a littleruwbide dlik of tbo diameter of a two bitpice It is a wonderful protection fromtbo ussassinatlvo staus of countless doortdaggers The bumble moccasin is of tbesoit Lu kskin gray but that of tbe moreuspiring is dyod an attractive yollow byrubbing it with a dry paiit
AIAlllK IEAU UUluS ANU ORNAMENTaFor a head dress the Apache robs a big
bandana to a threo Iuch band and binds itaround bin bulging ci auium from stem tostern In piosjKxity he decks this bandwith big disks of alitor Around bis waistbo weais one two or throe webbing botfull of Untie Sams copper Mirtrides of 4570 denomination iiependont from the sidesarc his buckskin tobacco pouch uu eiuns dawl for moccasin miiidng aud a Kheiiuldbut her knife in u sheath which swallows allbut the vry tip of tbe handle He fuitliersports cumiigs old isanay bad two heavywatebcbaiiifl lastoued to hia from two to adocu necklaces of big beads a btnall circu-lar
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mirror and rings anil bracelets tbl youcan t rest One young buck ot whom Itook tbd Lenus bud thirteen I ings on bisleft hand eleven on bis right and a dozenbracelets beads bruss an 1 silver on ouhorwrist ilu was the king dudo of tbe wholooutt aud very little tune In war
Uesiil their j astouoard lieguller thoApaches bavo an almost equally j opularrecnatlon tbe tame ot nu ooo It doesn tlook io have any more sanso in it thanshading the kolei or your feet but the bucksMill p uy it all day without a broak Theybae two tiny piUs o stiuw about thirtyAve feet apart ea h having u little U bh ipeddepieeou ou cither alio Tho implomnts conaia- - of two poles lit toon feet longand looking like u uinu fish pole but roullymade of throe stiaight willow sticks mostastisticnlly splice I and a hoop tlx orsoveuinches across 1U-- diameter traverhod by uftout cord The two players stand side byside abbut twenty leot f om tbe straw pilestoward which they ao facing They droptheir poles till the tajior nnds rest upon tho
roiindltbflbutt boin bo d six or eight Incliosbibber One of them takes tho hoop holdsit down bo two u the two polos and deftlytrundles it forward As it Hears the strawpiles both pluytrs pitch their polos forwardand if It chances that tho hoop falls acrosstbe poloi near tbo butts you will hoar anapprobatlvo thout Upon closer inspectiontint jiolcs provo to luuo notches along neartbe butt while the hoop is nlso notchedand itH cross string has tiny thongs drawuat intervals through its strands The pointof tbe gaino lies in which notch falls uioiiwhich Arizona Cor Inter Ocean
Wouldnt liven llu Doiiil with WinBlimkliu ami big young wlfo bad juit
comp vtid tbsir first quart eL
l wish I was dead sliu gobbedI wish I was too be blubboroJTlion I dont wish I wo bo replied anil
tbo war continued -- Wiuliintrkm Critic
A mam of load in an elo rated furnaco InIarU was completely dlulpated by a etrokoof llljtninjj no traco of tlio motal beingfound afterword Boston Budget
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THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September 1st 1886 is issued the first number of Tun Daily Herald
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the Daily Herald for a month atDANIEL LOGAN
Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and
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The Story of tlio Morry Irnmlius nnil HorCrow A 8illorM Lucky 12aonio
Wnl sir I liopo I lnny bo kooMiiuilodif wo Uldnt lio right In thitt spot until 4
oclock In tho attorioon aloro tho stormcnino Tin n It i unit down on us ni II ItLttil boon BUot out of a gun Tlio sky turnedso blaox in live inuiuto Hint ltsliona linnwltU a big howl tho wind ciuuo down on usThero was n report llko u cannon nnil ourbig nmlntOjsl was blown right out o thobolt 1 Olios Tho old hooker heeled ovor tillher loo roil war in tho water an then sho
jumpoil forward llko nmd Hut boforo bIio
hod ninilo o cables longth sho enmo to adenil itop and stood right straight up Andnow comes tho Btrango part of my storyTho Jib and spnnkor woro trluimotlIn Hat Hut would yon bollovoIt Blr tho Jll illlod out to Btarboard und tho kpnnker to port nnd thoduined old hooker began to go round
Down with your hehul yolled tho oldman
Lord bloit you Blr wo didnt knowwhich wus down fur tho wind war on ourport bonm forrnrd and on our starboardbeam aft and wot woro down fur tho jibwar up fur tho spnnkor Wo put it fuit onoway and then tho other but it didnt nmkono dllfcronco The Merry Qratnpm jlstkopt right on a goln around Faster andfaster sho wont till everything war in awhirl Soon wo nil began fur to got dizzynml Iti lifl f nn linnr nvitrv timn Inck oilboard war as nick aa n girl on unr fustlyatchln trip Still tho old glrLwontwniUinlaround
Qront Scott yolled tho old manworo right In tho middle o a cyclono and
woio rowolvin with it Well never gitout o this till tho durnod things blowod itsolf out
Hound and round wo went and by nndby tho mon bognn fur to losp their sensosIn twenty four hour wo war nil ravinlunatics coptln mo I Btnrted In toturuln around tho othor way as fast as Icould and fur twonty four hours I kept mysenses Then 1 got oxhaustod nnd foil downconsoles on tho dock Whun I camo to 1 warlist as loony as any on om Hut in my ox- -
cltemont 1 fctnggorod up ngln tho mainmastand soon began to git my sontos agliicause sir dont you boo that part o tho
Bhlp war In tho inlddlo and war goinnrouud so slow it didnt havo no olfoct onme Boon as I found that out I got thoother mon to como thoro and in courso oftho noxt few hours wo war all sensible nglnBut tho cyclono kept right on Fur tondays and nights that old hooker kept goinround like a fly wheel on au engine Thensho began fur to slow up Tho clouds boganto broak away and soon tho sun shone Thocyclono bad blowod itself out Now YorkTimes -
Tho Blontnl riutaos of DynpolislnTho montal and emotional characteristics
of dysKptiCs aro vory interesting Thorois a languor that forbids oxertlon of thomind by hindering tho concentration of thoattention upon any subject Alwut anhour after a meal drowsiness comas on thatlasts several hours Stooping at thoso timesdoos no good for hoadacho or dizziness Isvery certain to follow n naiv Most suchsulterors aro prono to montal doprossionwhich may mark tho beginning of realmontal dorangotnont
Tho hourt being auppllod pnrtially bytho samo norvos as tho stomach is apt toact lrrogulnrly It throbs tumultously orbecomes unusually slow in its boats or thopulso may intermit losing a boat ovory fewseconds or mlnuto Thoso symptoms aroofton takon as indications of organic dlsoaso whlih doos not oxlst Constipation isoften presont or thoro is a troublesomodiarrhou ostwclully after an acuto uttackof Indigestion Tho Bkln is usually dry andharsh and cold hands or feet aro not un-common
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among tho complaints of thodyspeptic especially it ho has formod thohabit of watching nil his symptoms withoxnetnosa as many of them do Thotonguo is furred or covored with more orless thick coating Bleep is interfered withThoro is much dlfllculty in falling asloop intho first placo and thou thoro aro apt to bodreams of nu unploasant character CorQlobo Domocrat
IIM Ilouao llociiuao tliu Key IltaIn tho ycara nftor tlio flro hundroda of
cottogoa woro built nil as noaraliko an joiaiu tho samo pod and as number woro notput on ut llrst nuw occupants woro indanger of making a good many mistakes asto tho housos occupied and in scorns otcasos a man coming homo at night bos saidto himsolf This is my houso because thokey 11 ta Heros a Uttlo box of a ball uIlttio stumpy stairway going down parlorto tho right bod room in front thats rightjthis is my houso and hero I urn and ten oono ho was in somebody oUos house bocuusoIn thoso days a man who took bis toddycould no mora easily And bis own houso in acottago row than ho could soloct bis Wifesbandbox from a roomful Intor OceanCurbstouo Crayons
Ono of Ioiicfollinvit Hhnrt loonisOno ot Longfollows sweotost short pooms
Krow out ot tho gift ot a pou by a schoolgirl whom tho poet uddrodso as Uuauttlul Helen of Maino Tlio pen was mudo ofa piocu uf tlio chain which bouud tho prisoner ot Chlllon and a fiagmunt ot tho frigato Constitution wlillo precious stonos fromCoylou Siberia and Mulito were inset Thobeautiful Ilolen is tho tlaugbtor ot D A
C Ilamllu now prominent In tho list ofcandidates for tho Jlalno govornorshlp Onbor motbors nldo the young lady is a grand-daughter
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ot tho lato Judgo Cutting of thoMaine supromo court Chicago Journal
Tlio Winters Severity In KncliiiulTbo usual sovorlty ot tho past winter
gave Englishmen nn opportunity ot Indttlglngin many sports common to coldor coun ¬
tries but raroly onjoyod thoro Skntlnghas boon genoral and during tbo week thatfollowed tho Now Yoar many toboggansnnd sleighs woro soon in ami about tho vi
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cinity ot Loudon but nil those amusoinonbiwero oollpsod by a man who built nn icoyacbt and was ablo to sail It tor two woeksIn January on tho frozen surface of tbaHeading resorvolr to tho dollgbt ot tbowhole neighborhood Chicago TIiuoa
One Way of UtllUliifr ItYoung playwright Well Mr Uuncomb
bavo you rorvl my comedy I iluncombYes and I find I shall bo unabla to imi itIt has somo good olnU my dear boy but
Jts crude dom crude Young playwright--Then you couldnt think of nuttlnir it on
Uuncomb Woll I didnt meantl aav lhnt T rnnlil Imn It-
l - - - jiuuim nilland usa It for a snow Btorm If vou wolii I
to havo It nut on that tavrhlentr lsiWr
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IlirORTHK AMU DEALER IN
6 1886
Smiuj
WILLIAMS
Furniture of Fvery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer
furniture Warerooms No til Fort Street Work ¬
shop ut old stand on Hotel Street All ortlen promptlyattended to
CD Co
Importers ami Commission Merchants
No 48 Queen Street Honolulu Oaiiu It 1
PRANK GERTZ
lluol ami Shoemaker
boots nnd Shoes nude to Oriler
No ioj Fokt Street Honolulu
OHN T WATERIIOUSU
Importer tltld Dealer Inchandlse
General
Mo ij 3 Quern Stukm Honolulu
M OAT JR CO
Mcr- -
Stationers and Neies DealersIttd Ilubber Stamp Agency
tkVIvtkk j No 35 Merchant StRMST
HONOLULU il 1
rT HACKFELD CO
lateral Commission AgentsCOR IllKT ANIf QlftiEN StRKRT HtlNOLLL
rj E McINTYUE BROTHER
Grocery ami Feed StoreCon Kino and Fort S IIonoiulu
T AULO
muler In Dry Goods Hie lea Sllhs amiFancy Uoodn Hat Jtnots amiShots llrim iVpiI iiif HourtCluars ami Jobacto
Also proprietor of Rice anJ Su nr llantatioiis AtKnneolic Koohu Walpio ICurt and 1 let laCoil NVUANU ANO ClIArLAIN ST5 HONOLULU
IrONOLlILU IRON WORKS Co
ileum JChalhes Hollers Stifur MIUsUoolurs Iron Units ami Lead Castings
IIonoiulu II I
Machinery of every description made to onltrirtlcular attention paid to Slipa Ulickjmltlilnrjb worL executed 011 the thortettnotlce
E HALL SON Unfiled
IMrOKTBKS AND UKALRKJ IN
Hardware and leneral MerchandiseCornrr or Kino and Fort Strekts Honolulu
orriCERsWilliam V Hal Ireiident and ManaeerL C Ablet Secretary and TreasurerWh Allen Auditor
Directors Thonai May E O While
qplIEO II DAVIBS Co
Kaahumanu Streut Honolululeneral and Commission Msrthant
agents roItoiUllriltthand Foreign Marine Insurance CompanyNortlieru Assurance Company Iire and Life
Pioneer Una of Packets Liverpool to HonoluluLiverpool Office Not 11 and 13 Tli Albany
LJUSTACE ROBERTSON
DraymenAll orders for cartaje promptly attended to Parti
cular attention paid to the Stohixo and Smrrmocfjouds In tiaiuit to the other Islands Also HlackSanu AND Wmitk Sahd in quantities to suit at lowestprices
Opkilk No 46 Queen street adjoining auctionrooms of K 1 Adams It Co
Mutual Telephone No ig
O W MACKARLANK M R UACFAKLANlJ
Qj W MACFARLANB CO
Importers CommlMlon Merohsvntcnml SnRiir 1notors
rire piouf building TQueen street Honolulu
AGENTS FOR
Pnuloa Sheen Ranch Co HawaiiJ Fowler At Vi Steam Plow and Portable Traiawat
Works LeedsMlrrless Watson A Cos Sugar Macliinrry GUirowCiIaKOw and Honolulu Line of PacketsLIveriMMsl and Honolulu Iinn nt rnrLilAndonniui Honolulu Line of SteamersSun Fire Office uf Loudon
-- A5TLH COOKE
Shipping and Commission MerchantsNo 80 Kino Strukt Homolum
IMIOKTEHS AND DEAUUU US
1ENEUAL
Ant prTho Hltclioock Companis tlwtation
Ihe Alexander S llaldwln PlvitullonU HnNtead or Walalua Ilanuitiuii
A II Smith Company Koloa KauaiJ M Alexander Haiku Maul
The Haiku jiuigir CompanyThe Koliala Stlfear Company
Hamakua Plantation1
The Union Insurance Company ol San FninicscoI he New England Life Iniurnnee Company of llotoiThe Illake Manufacturlni Company of IlostonD M Westons Patent Ceiitrlfunal HachlnesI he New Will ami Honolulu Itcket LineIliq Merchants Line Honolulu nul San FrandteoDr Juynos A Sous Celebrated edlclnesWllaix Gibbt Sinter ManufnturiDi ComiaiivSVheelsi Wilsons Hewine Mnthlnea
T
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THE GREAT ARMYOF WRITERS
Glllols Esterbrook Steel lensJODDS GOLD PENS
PAIiKRS ANTI NURVOUS lENIIOLOKRSi
Rubber Holders Cork Holders Uory and Ebonylloldrrn Hold mounted Ivory and Hone
Ioldrrsand Paper Cutlers Fabers TabletLrasers Oenlsons Velvet Irasers
Crystaj UubWr Rubberm woodpencil shape IhumbTacks
Iencll IVotcctors RubberHands uf various
sliei uoeicFor Halo by IIIOS O THJtUM
No iio Fort SIteuit
D A 1 1
d -
YISLANDS MONDAY
Uucincjoo
HOFPSCHLABGER
MKUC1TANDISE
BBWyy11
Scitcwl
LATEST NOYELTIES--AT
Popular Millinery104 FORT STREET HONOLULU
N S - - - Proprietor
inCREAM AND ECRU
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with andto mutch
AND PINK
ISPD T
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN SEPTEMBER
2tttimt6tnent
SACHS
New Goods DepartmentEdging
Material
ECRU SUITS
CREAM AND ECRU ALL OVER LACE for Over Dresses or Drapery
Oriental Lage
YOKE andOF
A
EMBROIDERY SKIRTING
CHAMBRYEmbroideries
and Embroidery FlouncingsImmense Assortment
EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERYLATEST STYLE
F
Every
Finest Assortment in
Colored Silk Gloves and Silk Mitts
The above goods must be seen to be appreciated nnd ladies are invitedto call and inspect
Mrs MolliaIDrosiimalcInK Entabllalimcnt on tho JPromiaoi
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the
most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wines it lias been the ambition of
Messrs Haraszthy Go
To produce Wines and Brandies that are absolutely and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-
mentation¬
in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONTlrLO and Spirit 3ivEexcinant
Wl3ao VtvuJLts 2 aerclioLut St HonoluluAlso Agent and Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 ps whiskeyeureka whiskey
EJ MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Cancly ManufactoryLincoln Bloolr King StrootMB3tS
The clioiceit candies and Ice Cream constantly onhand pritate rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September
A MORGAN
No-- nml 81 King St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Blacksmith
Repalrlnc promptly attended tooilier ikinmu coucitea
R W FRAZER
of
70
Orders from theHell Telephone No lit -
MEROHANX TAILOKCorner King and Alahra Sts Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed
t w McdonaldCITY SUOUING SHOP
OrroMTi Iahtmron Stables ti6 Fori nrKnaT
Hone ilioelng In all Its branches done by the mostexperienced workmen
Hell Telephone 1 81
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
JUN HUP ProprietorHotel street Uetwben Fort and NuuanuOur secret Is success we have never failed and
will continue to serve our mstomers as In the pastwith the best the market affords nt reasonable rates
TkTEATEST JOB PRINTINGJLN eacuted to order at tkis office
House
all complete with Material and
EDGINGS
Arpadpure
MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEYJ
SELLING OUTDesiring to close out
SHIP CHANDLERYAND
COMMISSION BUSINESSWo will sell at leduceu prices our entire stock goodwill and leaie of preuuts tJ a responsible paity at afair valuation
AWPltfRCliCOHonolulu AuguM 9 i8l
PIONEEB
STEAM CANDV FACTORY
AND
H3 A JcsZ Jj Jbit 5c
F HORNIrai Ileal Confectioner Ijslrv Cook and Maker
Rich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephone No 74
THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti
Under the Management of
E H F WOLTERKeep always in Hock a variety of the belt Winei
Liquors Burs and ice cold Tleer onidiaughtat 10mini per rIs
CALL AND SEE US
P P GRAY M D
PHYSICIAN AND SUItGUONOffice next door to the Houolula Library
J to 10 A M
OmcB Hours a to 4 r u7 to 8 r u
Sundays 910 11 A siRESIDENCE Alakaa Sl Opposite Y M C A
ucmcs0 QEnvbc
ry A SCHAEFER CO
IMfORTBRi AND
Commission Merchants
No 3d MmtciiANT Stuhet Honolulu
r 0 DERGER
Agent for stacneale Urban Safes
Mkxcmant Stkhet Hojiolulu
DROWN PHILLIPS
lractlcal llumhers Oas Fitters andVoer Smiths
House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St - - - Honolulu
w F ALi EN
Hm an office wiih Meurs BtOiop Co corner 01
Merchant and Kaahumanu streets and he wilt bepleated to attend to any buiincu -- ntruited to him
r AINB Co
Commtsslun MerchantsImporters and dealert In Har Grain and Genera
lroduceHonolulu 1 I
T EWERS COOKE
Successor to Lkwbki DicksonImporters and Dealers lit Lumber and all
hinds of llalldlng MaterialsNo 82 Tout Stbbkt Honolulu
TTOLLISTER Co
Wholesale and lletall Jlruugtsts and Tobaeeonlsts
110 sg duuanu sniiKT IIonoiulu
TWr PHILLIPS Co
Importers and Wholesale Dealers n Cloth ¬
ing Hoots Shoes Hats Mens Fur ¬nishing Hoods faneg Goods Etc
No 10 KaaiiuusnuStrkkt
CLAUt SfKECUKLS
w M G IRWIN CO
Honolulu
WM O IKWIN
Sugar Factors amU Commission AgentsHonolulu H
T M WHITNEY M D D D S
Dental Jtooms on Fort StreetiIonolulu H I
Office In Hrewers Plock CDrMar IfnlAl nil rnrtStrcefs entrance on Hotel Street
ILARKNCE WILXiaKAlHrORU
VOLNSY YA1LLANIOURTAnroau- - -
A SHFORD At ASHFORD
Attorneys Counsellors Solicitors Advo ¬
cates Proctors Conveyancers KteOmen Honolulu Hale adjoining Post olace
T ALFRED MAGOON
attousft at lam41 Merchant Street Honolulu
JOHN H PATY
Notary Iublte and Commission of DeedsFor the States of California and New York Office
at the Dank of Dishop Co
IIonoiulu Oahu II I
O UOLE
TMte yer and Xotarg PublicWill be at his office at 15 Kaahnmanu street from
to io oclock a si durins the Legislative session
w R CASTLE
Attorney at Law and Notary PublicNo 19 Merchant Street IIonoiulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
w ILLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest Bnef Veal Mutton KtcNo i Queen Street Fish Mekbt
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTtLErHOHE No u
DBAVER SALOON
Fort Street OrrosiTE Wilder Cos
it r JfOtlK ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea CofTee Soda Wa
ter Cingr Ale or Milk
OrRN pimu 3 a m till 10 r si
Smohers ltcqulsltes a Speciality
WIUiT 11 M cow
wEST DOW COC V MACKARLANE
Importers and Dealers In all hinds ofMusic Fancy and Junaneso Goods
Furniture of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos and Toys Pictuie Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo 10 Fort Struct Honoluli
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer in GlasswareMertdrn Stlfer Plated Ware
Hrachvts VaseNo S3 Fort Street Honolulu
Ktncs Combination Spectaclsi and FyeclaaseLustril Wire Ware I nncv SoaDS Picture traineeWosttnholins Pocket Cutlery II I Chases Islandviews Clarks Spool Cotton Machine Oil alkinds uf Machine Nesdlei Domeitic Paper Fashions
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged LightRunning Domestic Sewing Machine
J E WISEMAN
Heal Kstate Hroker and KmploymeniHureau
Rents Roomt Cottages Houses and sells and leasesReal Fstatlii all parts of the Kidgdom Employment found for those seeking work In all the variousbrinchei of business connected with these Islands
iJST N UIecal Documents drawn Itill rnllrtlH00W and Accounts kept and general office worktrantdMAit Pati Ansc untlt r mnlI nl
glumncsjs QTtirbc
NOT
UNION MARINEINSURANCE COMPANYof San Francisco
CASTLE COOK AGENTSIncorporated iE7t
ACCIDENT DEPARTMHNT PACIFICLife Imuranco Company
OP CALIFORNIA
S G WILDER AGENTAwetf December 31 1884 it6joco
Policiel luect aiint Accident for one day uo toone TtBr
HAMDURG MAGDEBURt FIRE iNSURCompany of HamburgAJAEGER AGENT
BuildineMercbindUe Furniturt and MachineryInwred againit Fire on the mot favorable ternw
gREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERSF A SCHAEFER Ce Art ti
AUo aventi for theDresden Hoard of UnderwrlteriVienna Board of Underwriters
for tho Hawaiian Ulacih
BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTHEO It DA WES AGENT
ilkTe B nl h rel instruction to rePorts I i rirfn len Honolulu andd iVl I0 n ow PrPed to issue poll
T LYONS
Auctioneer and Commission MerchantCoknek Kokt and Quk STLrcrs Honolulu
Sales of Furniture Stock Heal Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to Sole a tents frAmerican and European merchandise
c HUSTACEFORMERLY WITH BOLLU co
Wholesale and Jletall Groceri Kino Street Unukr HarmontIIalioicenilJeilnnni1 SP lfPiJ ho
lh ornerjernIShfubIyVrcJurner- - rd
AT S GR1NBAUM 6 CO
Importers of General Merchandise andCommission Merchants
Quhkn Street Honoluiu If 1No IS4 California street San Francisco CaU
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIANvestment Com Dan v Ulmltrrfi
IN
Money loaned for long or short periods on approvedsecurity Apply to V L GREEN
Office Reaver Block Fort St Manager
M A CONSALVU
- ONSALVES COE HUTCHINSON
HAofMffe Grocers andlline MerchantsIlEAYHR IHOCK QuEKN STREETtrTHSNbtoCu
Ton Office Dox No 309 Telephone No a8
T A THURSTON
Attorney at Zate
No 38 MerciiantStrret Honolulu
nPHOS G THRUM
IHIORTJNO AND MANLrACTURINOStationer llook Sller Printer lio ah --
binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer in Fine Stationery Hooks Muic Toys ana
fancy GoodsTort Street Nkr Hotki Honolulu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCfAEFER Cc AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established a
General Agency here and the undersigned GeneralAgents are authorlred to take risks againit the dangersortnebeas at the most reasonable rates and on themost favorable tcims
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin
F A SCNAEFER A-- Ce AGENTS
The above Inurance Company has established a General Agency here and the above signed General Agentsare authorued to lake Risks against the dangers of theSeas at the most reasonable lates and on the most favorable terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCHAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above firm having been appointed agenis of this
company are prepared Io inure risks against fire onnione ami nrlck buildings and on Jlerchandise storedtherein on the mot favorable terms For particularsapply at their oflce
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of Boston
CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCOKrORATRD iSlJ
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States
Policies Issued on the most Favorable TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 5 oo
NORTH GERMAN PIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg
If ItACKFELD cV Ce AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsniark 83uotheir Rt Imurance Companies koooojr
The Agents of the above Company foi the Hawaiianu- - s incuircu 10 insure uuumngs hurnitureMerclundise and lroduce Machinery etc also Sugu
and Rice Mills and vessels In the harbor againit losor damage by file on the most favorable terms
TRANSATLANTIC FIREHamburg- -
INSURANCE
IfACNFELD Ce AttnttCapiui and Reserve Relchvnark 6000000
their Re Insurance Companies 101650000Total Reichsmirk 107650000
The Agents of the above Company for the HawaiianIslands are prepared to insure Huildings FurnitureMerchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels In the harbor against lotsor ilamaga by fire on the most favorable tti ins
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Company
BISHOP 6 Co AGENTS
1836
lnllmlled Liability to StotkholdersAsietaReserve
ESTADItllEIl
j7o937500000
income for 184Premiums received after deduction of re-
insurance¬
i ooooLosses inptly adjusted and paid here
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THE DAILY HERALD
IS PUBLISH KD
EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS
FOR THK TROfRIKTOIl V TIU ParaSPvtillslllNdCo
LiMirrli
At tho Oilloo No CO Mprolmtlt St
thumb or svnsoiuiTJox
Per AnnumSix montnI hrs monthPer month
5no3IJO
50CU
Intnge additional
gar Siibicvtpllau lUHilia hi ftfiirrllrlef communication front nil parts of the Kingdom
will always he acceptable
All mMtes Intended for publication as well a bus
nesn communication and ndvertemente should lieaddressed to
THE DAILY IIUKALD
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1886
FOREIGN NEWSUNITED STATES
Mnny of the Grand Army men fromthe East remained after the NationalEncampment to look up availableranches on which to settle but most of
the grazing lands of California aretaken up already
The California raisin crop is estima-
ted¬
to exceed last years by 100000boxes
The trial of Geo W Tyler on thedecoy contract charge in San Fran-
cisco
¬
resulted in hopeless disagreementof the jury The defendant was fined
250 during his cross examination forcontempt of court in giving saucy re-
plies¬
to the judge and counsel Mc-
Laughlins¬
connection with the case was
raked over his evidence taken in Ho-
nolulu being tenderedA German named John Tonnan mur ¬
dered and buried three comrades whowere prospecting with him in MontanaTerritory On being captured and puton preliminary investigation he con-
fessed
¬
the triple murder
The Mayflower has been selected tohold the Anerica cup against the Eng-
lish
¬
yacht GalateaGeneral V H Dimond the Hono ¬
lulu hoy has lost the Republican nom
imtton -- for Governorship John FSwift a native of Pike county Missourihas got it ix ballots were taken thefirst day Aug 26 in the State Convention at Los Angeles Dimond beingthe highest a long way every timeabove Swift Reed Hanson and Mor-
row
¬
but not securing a majority of allthe votes cast On the seventh ballotnext day Swift had 137 and Dimond
135 The San Francisco delegationthen stampeded for Swirt and theeighth ballot was Swift 320 Dimond
74 Reed 20 Hartson 36Sister Eulalic Superioress of the
Immaculate Academy at NewportKy as burned to death August 27through the mosquito bar of her bedcatching fire She was suffering fromtyphoid fever and was trying to takemedicine when the accident happened
Professor Tuck has been exhibitinghis submarine torpedo boat Peacemaker at New York It worked well
taking a dive from one and a half totwo miles passing under two steamersand rising within ten feet of a canalboat
News from the Arctic Ocean con-
cerning¬
the whaler Amethyst has beenreceived at San Francisco per whalingtender Thomas Pope It is the gen ¬
eral opinion of ship masters north thatboth vessel and crew have been lostLast October a vessel was seen inabout latitude 32 de which was evi-
dently¬
not under command and it is
the sunnosition of masters of whalingvessels that this was the Amethyst thatthe vessel was abandoned anu was
taken by a strong current safelythrough some pass to the south andthat the crew which took to the boatswas lost As it is the matter has astrange look to seafaring men It is
also reported by Captain Sandman ofthe Russian steamer Alexander underdate of June 19th that during thepast winter pieces of wood evidentlybelonging to some wrecked vessel havcbeen washed ashore at CommodoreIslands Captain J Knowland ownerof the Amethyst has until now re ¬
frained from expressing an opinion butwhen he received the description of thevarious portiosn of the wreck found heexpressed the opinion that they corres-pond
¬
exactly with those portions of theAmethyst
A fierce fire was raging on August
27 in the Nottingham shaft at Ply ¬
mouth about ten miles west of Wilkesbarre Pa There were 300 men atwork in the mine and grave doubtsweie felt for their safety 1 here was a
second opening to the mine and if allcould reach it before the gas generatedthey would be safe
The British corvette Diqmond tookpossession in the name of the BritishCrown of the Kermader Islands in theSouth Pacific Ocean on the 1st ofAugust
Mr Gladstone has gone to Germanyor a vacation of three weeks
i JWi
EUROPE
A Rovolutlou iu Bulgnrlfx
Saturday August 21 Prince Alex-ander
¬
riucr of liulg ria was deposedby n conspiracy The first reportfrom Sophia the capital says The populace and the truups quarttrcd in thecapital surrounded the palnrc thismorning Prince Alexander abdicatedand was escorted over the frontierThere was no disorder The populacethen assembled and adopted a resolu-tion
¬
praying the Oar to re extend hissympathy to the Bulgarian peopleThe assemblage proceeded to thepalace of the Russian agent and sub-
mitted¬
to him the resolution all kneel-
ing
¬
The agent assured them of theCzars friendship A provisional gov-
ernment¬
was then formedA later dispatch says Authentic
dispatches from Sophia show that thedeposition of Prince Alexander or Bul-
garia
¬
was accomplished during thenight According to thesrs advicesone thoroughly Russianized regimentof cavalry was detained in the city afternightfall when the other troops wereretired to their barracks This regi-
ment¬
perfectly under the control of therevolutionists surrounded the palaceabout two hours past midnight Alex-ander
¬
was in bed and the palace wasclosed The revolutionary leaderswith the assistance of the soldiersforced their way into the building andwent to the Princes ante chamber andhad him aroused They then bluntlymade known to him the purpose oftheir intrusion He was stunned hav-
ing¬
been taken completely unawaresWhen he recovered his self control andrealized the utter helplessnessof hissituation he bitterly reproached hiscaptors for their treachery ThePrince was then removed from Sophiaunder a cavalry escort before daybreakThe people did not become acquaintedwith the fact of the coup detat until afew hours after the Prince was removedfrom the palace
Since the events above described ithas transpired that the majorityof the entire Bulgarian army aswell as the majority of the Bulgarianpeople have declared their adherenceto Alexander including the soldiers inthe Widdin Necropolis and Silistnagarrisons
A second provisional governmentwas formed with headquarters atTirnova in favor of Alexander and inopposition to KaravelofT The president is StambouloiT whose name wasprinted in the circular issued the daybefore the Tirnova government wasformed to convince the people that allthe prominent men of the countrysupported the revolution ColonelMontdorrolt chief ofihe Roumehanmilitia offered to lead the troops tomeet Prince Alexander escort himback to Sophia and place him on theBulgarian throne The President ofthe Tirnova Provisional Goernmentsummoned the militia of Bulgaria toservice in the interest of Alexander
A Sophia dispatch of August 25thsays The Provisional Governmentcreated by the revolutioniss has beenoverthrown Three of its membershave been thrown into prison and theold Ministry reinstated
The deposition of Prince Alexanderastounded the politicians and financiersof England The revolution was acomplete surprise to Lord Salisburyand Earl Iddesleigh the ForeignSecretary A London special ofAugust 25 reports universal indignation and disgust at the outrage onPrince Alexander in Bulgaria Thelying telegrams first sent by the conspirators puzzle foreign opinion butsecured little credence
For some days the movements ofthe Prince were uncertain but helanded at Rcni Province of Bessara-bia
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on August 25 Thence he pro-ceeded
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to Lembcrg where he was metby a Bulgarian deputation to invitehim back and was tendered a greatovation He left there for Breslau
England has suggested to the Powersthat it would be unwise to inflict furtherinjury upon Prince Alexander by indorsing the conspiracy or any ot theacts of the evildoers at Sophia In thisthe Powers have acquiesced
De Giers Russian Minister of For-eign
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Affairs has issued a circular fromFrazensbad Bohemia explaining Rus-sias
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connection with the Bulgarianrevolution It purports to express thesurprise of the Russian Government atthe action of the revolutionists andclaims credit for Russia in the over-throw
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of the first provisional Govern-ment
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But it calls on the Prince toabdicate now by his own action andso allow Russia to assist the friendlypowers in restoring in a fair and justmanner the balance between the con-
flicting¬
interests in the cast
The British Parliament met August10 The Queens speech refers to theresult of the elections as confirmingthe conclusion of the late Parliamentbut owing to the unusual season ab-
stains¬
from recommending any meas-ures
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except those which are essinti I
to the conduct of the public servicpduring the remaining portion of thefinancial year
Rioting has been resumed at BelfastIreland and the authorities arc in aquandary owing to a verdict of willful
murder found against nine policeipenfor killing some of the mob in previousriots
A passenger steamer plying on theVolga Russia is reported to havebeen burned on August 21 with a lossof aoo Jjves
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Tliursdayy Sept- - 9 1886AourSalesroom Queen Street will be offered
at is oclock noun the following beingihi Entire Property or
B MAUf PLANTATION GO
Situated atMakawao Island ofMaui and comprising
0 ST Acres ol Land In fe simple on south sideMsJikoguJch
800 Acres of Patuie and Wood Land known asTinoto
333 Acres of Land n fee simple known as Puomaid on the northern side of Maliko gulcb
14BIAcof Plant Cane to be taken oft in 1887
J - and about
60 Acres of the first ratoons also for the crop of 1 88- -allef which are planted on the above lands
7ft Acres of Plant Carle for the crop of 68l
Also about
2oqhead p Working Oxen
Besides 250 head of Cows and Calves all ofwhlcM are In fine condition
15 Horses Mares and Coin 1 Miile18 Oa Carls 80 Ox Yokes and Chains
Tf Plows Wagons and ilarnessei
-- Mill Mncljnery includingvacuum ran Jingmc tweritn
fugab Tools EtcMill
5CuiUIngs Trash Houies Laborers
Houses rte
7tyo jyivqllbnff HousesIN GOOD ORDKIt
Secured Wajer nights Reservoirs In connectiontherewith drains flumes and ditches
A lesse of land at Kahulul Maul expiring Marchloth iooi the rent of which has been paid up In fullaoty Itate an ap sua rental qf 400
The Entire Properly of this Estate by votes of theSlcVh9lduls ouereil forsal at
ThaUpsetPrice of 50000PAYAULK IN V S GQLD COIN
For further particulars aprly to
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LOCALJNEmJos Ryah is gaing to drive a back
JJttrglnrs haveKobala Hawaii
been operating at
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
scptemiicr Has Duen received us con ¬
tents interesting to more than the mem ¬
bers of that communion
Mr Robert Lowers had his legsfeet iniured in a railway collision
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Los Anuclcs Cal and was taken toSan Francisco for medical treatment
Messrs J M Oat Co Iipvc laidon our tnble n handsome map of theHawaiian Islands It has been compiled from the latest Government sur-
veys¬
by MrpS E Bishop Its charac ¬
teristics arc clearness and accuracyr fl itThe San FranciSco Jxatnfner say
the steam schooner Surprise lfa4lcensold to a Honolulu company to ply be ¬
tween the Island ports The companyreferred to is the Pacific NavigationCompany which it least has the re-
fusal¬
of thv vessel
Twenty nine mules shipped aboardthe brig Emma Claudina on August26th at San Francisco bound for Hon-olulu
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caused considerable amusementby their antics to the city front idlersof that city The mules arc consignedto Apana plantation
There was a large attendance at theunion meeting in Fort street Churchlast evening Rev E C Oggcl whopreached was assisted in the deo- -
tional exercises by Rev Mr Nugentwho arrived yesterday on his way totake the pastorate of the foreign churchat Hamakua
By the whaling tender ThomasPope Captain lusher which arrivedfrom tbe Arctic at San FranciscoAugust 27th it is learned that thenwas never so much ice before so late inthe season Captain Fisher gives It ashis opinion that the prospects for afall catch arc very encouraging
At Saturdays session of the PolicCourt John Foster Kualani and Kcaweliilii each forfeited 6 bail fordrunkenness Jacob Simms pleadednot guilty to disorderly conduct buthe was round to have used very roughlanguage and to have hit Ketnas sonon the stomach with a stone He wasgiven 48 hours at bard labor withcosts of 120
Mr McNeil engineer at Waiiminalo plantation was reluming homeover the Pal on Saturday night ridinga horse and leading a colt with a ropeWhen on the brow of the cliff the coltbecame unmanageable backing towardthe precipice The rider to save himselfcut the rope but still tried to restrain theyoung animal It was too headstrongand heelstrong however and wenttumbling-- down the awful height ofcourse killing it
Mr Oliver Stillman and Miss NancyMoltcno were married in the Romanwere married in the Roman CatholicCathedral on Saturday evening inpresence of a fashionable audience tlaRight Reverend the Bishop ofOlbaofficiating A reception was afterwardheld at he house of Mr StillmanSchool street nt which the King attended by Col J II Boyd was presentamong many other guests Mr JHart provided an elegant marriagefeast
Mooullilit Concort
There will be a moonlight concertthis Monday evening at 750 at FmmaSquare The following is the pro ¬
grammeOverture Romantic new Kelcr HelaPolka Stephanie new lalutncliFnlnsie Liliuokalnni MlchielsReminiscences of Verdi CioUfrey
Tuberose mid Lei AlohaFinalt Victor 1isnny new FeriPolka - Red new ZaveitlmlWaltz- - The Fairies CrpyveMedley Ye Olden Times llcyer
Hawaii Ponoi
Porioiinl Itoms
Mr J J Aubcrtin one of the pro-prietors
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of the London Graphic andntithor of several works nrrived fromthe Coast on Saturday He will ex-
plore¬
the Islands in search of materialfor a book of travels on the UnitedStates and Haiyaii
Hon II A P Carter HawaiianMinister to Washington is a welcomevisitor to the Islands having arrivedby the Mariposa
Rev T R G Peck one of theeditors of the New York OJsever andpastor of a Presbyterian Church atWateryille N Y is on a visit to thekingdom intending to see the volcanoand have a good rest
Several Honoluluans have returnedfrom visits in America by the Mari-posa
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as may be seen in the passengerlist They have the privilege of leav-
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their return Hraldtd well asBulletined and Advertised
Subscribe fpr Tint DAily IjftuAU
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Arrivnl of nltuNslitn GoVornmontj htonmshlp With Two Prln
com mill tho Minister oflVluiino
About six oclock yesterday morninga large steamship flying the Russiancommercial flag ran into the harborunder conduct of Pilot Mclntyre --Shewas immediately boarded by Mr J V
Pfluger Russian Consul also DrBrbdicr Port Physician and Jr Trous-seau
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It was ascertained that thevessel was twelve and a half days fromYokohama which was diily reported toHis Excellency V M Gibson Presi-
dent of the Board of Health who gaveorders to have her sent out of the har ¬
bor for Ihordugh - inspection in quaran-tine
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1 tlif Instructions were at dnceobcyrtl the vessel going outside thereef under the quarantine flag Theseptoceedings gave rise to apprehensionson bhore that the steamer was infectedwith cholera which happily provedwithout any foundation whatever Inthe afternoon Deputy Marshal Daytonat the request of the Consul and onbehalf of the Board of Health nent onboard and fumigated the ship
Mr Pfliiffir wan nn hoard the nreaterSalt df the day and on returning Inst
evening gave our reporter particularsregarding the craft hue is a RussianGocrnirent despatch boat called theMoskuu and came here from Moscowvia Yokohama making the passagefrom the1 former to the latter in twelvelays and thence to this port in the
time given above The Moskau is aniron steamship of 3500 tons commanded by Capt O A Radloff Shebrought here General the Princr Witt-genstein
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Prince Pozovinsky Galitsinc Vice Admiral ShestakofT aide-de-cam- p
of His Imperial Majesty theEmperor of Russia and Minister ofMarine Lieut Abasa aide de campto His Excellency the High AdmiralGrand Duko Alexis and Mr A EberharU aide-de-cam- p to the Minister ofMarine 1 he steamship has a crew ofninety men and will remain here fouror five days From hence she willcarry her distinguished passengers toSan Francisco There the party willseparate the steamer returning homeby way of the Straits of Magellan
Prince Wittgenstein will make thegrajul aotir of America and EuropeThe others will proceed to the AtlanticCoast by easy stages and embark forSt Petersburg from New York
Mr Pfluger engaged apartments forthe distinguished visitors at the RoyalHawaiian Hotel the whole party com-
ing¬
ashore to occupy them about ninefcclock last evening
An Amnricnu Ifawaiinn Consul
Mr Otto Grcenebaum AmericanConsul at Samoa was a passenger bythe Mariposa returning from a briefvisit to Washington During his stayhere he met many residents besidesthe Ministers and other officials andproduced a favorable impression HisEx Mr Merrill American MinisterResident entertained him at dinner inthe Hawaiian Hotel Mr Greencbaum said the flagstaff on which theAmerican flag was run up at Apiawas borrowed from a British man-of-w-
and the British marines cheeredenthusiastically as the Star SpangledBanner was hoisted to the breerc Itis understood that Mr Grcenebaumtook hence a commission as HawaiianConsul at Samoa When the Mariposa arrives off the Samoan coast it isexpected that the U S steamship Mo-
hican¬
will take the Consul aboard andconvey him into Apia
Hotol ArrivalsOn Saturday besides the transient
Atibtralinn visitors the following regis-
tered¬
at the Hawaiian Hotel A Mou-nts and wife Molokai j P N MakeeWaihce Mnui Ed da Silva PradoSao Paulo Brazil J J AubcrtinLondon F I Washburn Chicagof I L Holder San Francisco S JShaw New Yorkj Miss Emily Brad-ley
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Pasadena Cal Richard LacyLos Angeles Cal Dr Kellogg SanGabriel Cal 1H Manning PasadenaCal j A 0 Murchardt Hamakua EK Darvin Denver Col j Jas RRcnton Hamakua Rev T R Glegk New York C A Rrown Worcester Mass Wm I Iodnett NewYork and A V Cox1 England Yestcrday there arrived Z S SpaldingKauai and Valdcrman Knudsen Waimca Kauai
Hoitorahlo Mention
The American bark F S Thomp-son
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trading between San Francisco andKahultii received honorable mentionfrom the committee on ship decora-tions to make awards for the threebest decorated ships during the GrandArmy Encampment week in SanFrancisco The first pwe was takenby the Mritish ship Halewood secondthe American yacht schooner Mrunhilde and third the Miitish ship Thcssalus
Pension item A Federal soldier hasapplied for a pension at Washington for abroken leg got in jumping the bounty
A young lady says that males arc ofno nccquiu rom the time the ladiesstop kissing them ai infants till theycommence kissing them as lovers
There arc a number of political as-
pirants¬
around about this time whoafter election wont care a continentalhow soon that comet strikes the earth
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A CHALLENGE ACROSTIC
L stands for Louis when placedbefore Montgomery Bulletin
Louis lie lyrical live longOpen tliy month and sing thy song j
Upward rise on fancys pinionInjure tlicc no vulgir minion
Sing thy lays to charm he days
Montgomery the child wm namcdiOh who could see hed be su funcd I
Neer did Ills nurse the glory seeThat on bis brow one day should beGilding alt bis cranium fair
Offsetting nice bis raven hairMaking him shine in tender eyes
Each one counting bis glance a riieRoyal scions rapt with bis la I
Yield to the bard their beany prnisc
Mather laureate of HawaiiAfford just for these lines Ihinc eye
This verse I make with a michincHaving no wheel tpigrind out spleen
Every poet will know its hardRhyming on such a long named bird
The FliniER
BUSINESS ITEMS
No lnnd book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents
If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call at J vIlingltys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs at the present hotspell is somctbing cold and refreshing ThereIs nothing like tnc superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream 1atlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes ami candies in mindThey cant be heat
Fresh steam frozen pure and richest Icecretm every day No cream frozen over thesecond tiiird or even lout I n day hold at thePioneer Steam Candy Factory JJakeryand IceCream Rooms V Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets Both tele ¬
phones No 74
The largest stock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam CandyFactory Hakery and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-
fectioner¬
and Pastry Cook and Ornamentcrfresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate
Strawberry Vanilla and other Flaorcd Caramels always on hand guaranteed to be farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat tnc above establishment than anywhere elseDoth Telephones 74
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS- -
Saturday- Sept 4Stmr Mariposa from San FranciscoStmr Kinau rom Maul and HawaiiStmr Likelike rromKahuluiMmr Mokolil from MolokilSchr Caterina from Walmanato Eua
Sunday Sept 5
Smr Wnialcale from KauaiStmr Jas Makee from Waimra KauaiStmr C R lltshop from HamakuaKus Gov stmr Moskau from Vokohoma
DEPARTURESSaturday Sept 4
Schr Rob Roy for Walahole KoolauSchr Sarah Elua for Koolau
Smr Mariposa for the ColoniesSunday Sept 5
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr Kinau for the Volcano and Windward PoitsStmr Mokolil for Molokaibtmr Ielmi for HamakuaSchr Motwahine for KoholaleleSchr I aterlna for Walmanilo Kwa
PASSENGERSrrom Sail lrancu o per Umr Mariposa Saturday
Sept 4 K iertz M Agnes Moore Miss M StewartS llardcastle Mil Malone Miss Alexander Miss F iMotley Mlsa K V Appleton K K Dorrin RMllie Miis M llabcock Ars U Kou Mrs A Herbcrt J J Aubertin Mrs D Uatoa Mastet Djton L Da Ion M II lllickburn C M Scterance J JShaw A IldLate II II Willlms Ah Sim W S Hartlett Awana RevT R G Ieck II A P Carter MissUllaHSnow 11 Gowen V II KtkcraJi II F HlllerRev S Goodell Mrs Iidcate Mr Kjnick R Sutheilaud Alct Hohr Mrs M Madren P Madsen Chanueni An ligee nng vun Akal Koiu M 1auloinMrs Chan Ven See To S Wells G 11 Franch J AKuherlord C II II Savior R Man Heuie OKicily JOKiilly P Zink Tons You Lum Gail Fam lienlao I 1 Gates J Purvis W J Cornell J P UrownI Koppelmai Jos 1urios Mrt lliompton M Victorlana 11 Chinch ami gointtansit or Auckland andb dney
From Mini and Hawaii per smr Kinau SaturdaSept 4 Mrs 1 K rvnn and child Miss Hcssie Dickson rt linnisDiirg u IMolley lilul wile Aitss t Mullingcr I K Renion lr J R Hnillday Airs juln Foxanu cniia iiira 11 uuuii nnss 1 dtte nickso v jInllvAG lltireliailt Miss M HaUteiu Rev W 1 1
Haines How I ling J Williams nri f wife V Kalal J FDale II A Hem rtid 106 deck
From Kahulul ami wny pons per stmt LkelikcC VAn I - I ftl- - II tf ftf- - tlt iUKJ IV IV IdlKt ill JWHIWCtl IUISjlva M s S O Wilder MUs WilJer Mrs J II ReisAir l uwn Mrs Krlli and on Pros llernard hdward and llertiaip A I Smith Miss May DilliniihamU A Andrews WF Freer MissSpooner M1S laParker and a tenant Miss Helen laker II It awesMivi II Uow I Copp wifo and diush 0- - theMlsesHiker MIH smilli Altii lintlielil Alls tvellrt MrkLuiice P N Makee the Mjues lishman Miss Hannl ir Mascr Hush liisliou Willis and no deck
Forthe Colonies per stmr Maitpo o Sunday Sept
51 itunuercr nnu a vnnainenFrom Knuai tier smr Wala ealr Sunday Sept v
Col Z S Spatildins W Schmidt Kev A fackllloshuev rnncr bynetir Unas iireeniieui 11 t iiiaue A
W 11 1M A Hl lllnIWUII IVIIIV IIIIK tJIUI MI1U bllllVIIllKmuisen MUs Glade 11 Norton Ah Nee and aboutii a deck
From Watanae and Knuai per stmr las MakeeSunday Upt 5 Mrs M bilvetberi and about 30iiecK
VobsoIs In Port lvom Forolcu PortsFrench schr II ammonia C Arnaud fioni Perynr
ItianuHaw khr General Seigel Nelson from Jaluit Mar
shall Islandstier schr Alary C Ilohm I lloliin from Yokohama
vlt KauaiAm blc Fred P Mlchfield Ilartlett from HongkongHnw brig Allie Rone Wm Phillips from Hong
kongAm bgtne Claus Spreckels E V Drew from San
f raiiLiscoAm bk California Chas Davis from Pott Town
send W TAm bktne Malay Morehouse frJin Ilurrards Inlet
11Cllol bk Don Nicholas Ross from Port Townsend
Vnssoli Exjioototl froui ForoiRu Portlicit balk Isle of Krin Nicholson from Liverpool
now dueAm batk lMward May Johnson from Hobton now
due To C Ilrewcr Si Collr shin Amina from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane CoGcr bark lVcilic Oilman from llrtmen due Sep
temlwr ao jo lo II llackfeld ft CoIlrit birk Iroucrag from Lletpool due October
153 ToT II DaviesiCoIlrit bark W II ftom Liverpool due October i ia
To V A Schaefcr CoAm bk Llslnore U W Jenks fiom Newcastle N S
W dueAm bk Parific Slope Harnes fiom Newcastle N S
V duo September iaji I o Wilder CoAm bktue Plan er W R Pcrrlinan from Port Town
send W 1 due Sept 13 30Am ship Meliose Kalb fro 11 Port Towntend WT
due September iAm Irvine Sallua IllaVe from San PrancUco dueAm bktne Amelia W Mtwlmll Irom Uurcka Cal
due September 8 To Allen Robinson and HackfeldCo
V VTT V
Am tern t C Ford from flan Francisco dueAm bk Mattha Davis K M Ilenson wiled from
lloitoti AugUit th duo December to jo lot llrewerA Co
Am I ktne Klikltat R D Culler from lort Townend WT due September 310 Toll Hackfeld tt
CoAm K M S S AlameJa Morse from the Colonic en
rouie lo San Iranuseo due September if To W OIrwin tc Co
Br bk Hi r lit Fi Iter to have nailed from LiverpoolAucust at
MnwS S ZeihmdlA Von Oterendorp from S iFrancisco due Sept 8 To V O Irwin k Co
NOTESI he Oceanic SS Mariposa Hay ward matter left
Sin Franclioo August zl nt 3 p m experienced finewejlhir all the pss ie and nrrived at her dock InHonolulu 6 a m September 4 6diys and 14 liounShe brought 30 cabin 44 iteerage passengers for Hono-lulu and 40 cabin 50 steerage passengers In transitfor the Colonies 6aoJf tons cargo for Honolulu and1000 tons In transit She sailed at 6 oclock Sundaymorning
The bgntc Consuclo arrived at San Francisco August 37 18 days from Honolulu
The bgtno J D Sprcckels Frils sailed from SanFrancUco for Honolulu August 17
The Haw bgtne Hazard Uoodman sailed from SanFrancisco for llllo August 17
IheschrGeo C Perkins from Honolulu for SanFrancisco was spoken August is In latitude 3ao Nlongitude 15716 W
The Nor birk Holden arrived at Port TowsendAugust a6 from Honolulu
The stmr Klnau brought 4783 bags sugar 16 baleswool and too pkgs merchandise from windward portsSeptember 4
The stmr Ltkehke brought 340 bag sugar fromMaul September 4
The bgtne Wm G Irwin left San Francisco for thisport August 94 and the schr Kosnrio Tor Kahulul thesame day
The Claus Spreckels espects 10 sail for San Fran ¬
cisco to morrowThe stmr Wnlateate brought 206 btgs sugar 900
lieep 54 green hides 6 dry hides to bags rice 16
sacks peanuts and 3 horses from Kauai yesterdaymorning
The stmr Jas Makee nrrived yesterday morningfrom Kauai She brought 1189 E paddy in transitfor Chulan Co Tunaluu 01 Reports plenty ofrain
The stmr C K Hishop arrived yesterday afternoonfrom Hamakua Hawaii She brought 9868 barssugar 701 bags paddy and 18 deck paengr
The schr Caterlna brobght 60 tons stone from theStone Quarry on Saturday September 4 She sailsagain to day Tor the Stone Quarry
General ubcrttccmcnts
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General CommissionMerchantMasonic Ulock Queen St Honolulu
Qates of Furniture Stock Real Estate andOGeneral Merchandise properly attended to
Solo Agout forAMERICAN k EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE
Pantheon StablesCorner Fort and Hotel Streets
Livory Boarding and Sale Btablos
Cmrlaues for lilr mt all hour aT tli rfav or ntialso conveyance ol all kinds for twrtiee going aroundinc isiana
Excellent Sddlo Home lor Ladies and Gentlemen ouaranteed Gent
Large and small omnibus foi picnics and excursioiparties carrying from 10 to 40 passengers can alwaysoc secured uy special arrangements
Tklbmonk No 34
A J SHERWOOD Manager
BRcrwLsr so ooImporters and Dejleri ia
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14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office
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Our Good i acknowleed the BEST NO CORKS
WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all onr Pottles
AST Wi Invite particular attention to our PatentKiller recently liHrsujuced by which all waters utedn our nnnuiaciures n ausolulely freed I rom all Inipurities
1JT We deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsofthecilyl
Careful atlrntioa paid lo Islands Olden Address
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Weights Sealing Wax blacl andred laner fastener Ie
jal and Notarial Seals Moores Ulotters BbttlngIaus Irogramme tassels Key Kings jins
Sill Taste Pink Tape together with the
THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLES
now in stock consisting of
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full bound in Demy and Medium Sites
Ledgers Journals and Records
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Cap IongDay Books and Single Entry Day Bookhalf bound Two third Day Books Narrow
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FIIILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with tliechoicest Havana and Doinestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
The Finest Manilla Cljrars In the Market on HandIsland orders Carefully attended to Give mecall
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LAINE COm ai yort St Clock Building
Haie received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds ofstock vl
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Flesh former Milk und Uuiter producer in uso
Oil Cake Meal shows about 17 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 lbs of this mealMlTrnMM- - 0w 3 Ib of corn or t 767 lbs of w Sea bran Al so ourwtll asour usual supply of the bestkindsof
Hay Oat Wheat Corn Etc EtcWhich Is oCTrred al the Luwut Mark Rates id delivered free lo any part of the city
EX B THOMASContractor Builder
Estimates given on aHUmls of Drick Iron Stone nnd Wocxlen Iluildinf s Refers to thefollowinK Prominent bulling erccte1 by him amongst oth rs too numerous to mention theKings 1 alaoe Lunallo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lick Policeand Aswan Uuildings Etc
Brick Work in all its BranchesOffice S H corner Queen and Alakea Streets
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STUDIES OF SAVAGE LIFE MADE
AMONG CAPTIVE H03TILE3
Glinrnotnrlsilca or ttio Clilrlcnhune Perm u ii I Adornment Duiueatlclty of tlioSiiumrn TJiu Aimclio Ilsmil Drcea millOeWKmm Oiiiiiu of KieJouae
We ba o been enjoying a conildornlileApauu ta ion of mo ost For sovcrninuinai a loi of wolim and cblldrii cnturul uy niis cum orl und Davis bavo1 iti uiiCtMt of iiu husjiiUiity of a o itua juiiun tbe guaru-iou-- o dilutoi wltb811 I lit IHtUOUL lllO j UUtt0r4 T llll0utitaiuu u L iil and tlitf iiwi n orn d upur h it tbo lomiu uotH umiy lliey wctua rulic r iiiiiutilim e t nil 1 turiud limna pr per im u uoa ill bun somo insKitn u utui- - as in tuj o Ui tiylr iiiaiiiKmo iiLslin fui lm o iLem a id ouslruittiitoy uiUel or tbcii uiu uj u mloi 1 buuruuiD jiwii soiiiii Iiht wuric to il
in on ui tlio poit wiuuu bui 01 to ktoji tneuibouuuy una liappy Uiiji Lieut faitOiiur ivb w uu uU uity tfgut prisoner fomtun aouort sii rentier tuo gmrJ-uju-- o cupius no u let uiu to obi t icm ilio wliol
tun went uu ii u u ntue uirojo luiutou m o u time tioin in cut mid iuuiMauiit til tun i an i rouse iio mqj anru ion ou tiuuvM out to tberu und tueyiu tKiy nutio iUcinoves uuiioi tuUe i ortun Uiil diy tuu improto nunU louipilseaouiy a gi iiublii o ati tuii ibe bundingo doiiil cnxuur wind LiiojvJ with LikIimetc iut Mion tbe patient suuns b dacuUol a village Tue tan otnlkj of tuecuaury pljnt ure iakel over tbe tpac osIn lucil xiy inua ureas aid arounu Uuruii Wik hi u verj ctreUucd blankeu ornuiiiciuUt ivdi o inilileuujid uililiii ibosuluuu tiVim mi n uiuge uuuut turee uliaOu liuit iel iioni luxiwuud ibag llvralelleot oi cueii t nt reniui id i una o -- uo i miuuiorellu us our mend lends u on a rainyday iboy weie ulective However Inio ping of the wml an i sun wuioli iswboio toy overniaiLbid tbe umbrella
CIIAtiAlTMUsiKM OK 111C CHIUlCAIIUASAVlulo tbo iguana trudgixl nlxut in these
pur uiu ot doiiiestUuy lb bucks wereesumly in iustroUi tn gambling Theysquatted unud uutn kots Bproud in tbesuiiu nud deltiy dealt pooukau ttne ilexlcull inonto Bajiil ig aown tboir p ays withtbo peculiar eiiCineiK e ivblou you may seeas well in a bicngo saloon as in an Apachecamp Tliey gamoied lor money for cartiidges lor ulinkiU and for ponies Theircbiiij were tometlines coiie beans soni- -
tliui lartrldges aud ofton noat sliver j ofbear urasj cleverly bundled A fair Bliareot tbe uuy houovcr tbey rested fiom gainbllli to pjisonal abandonment Down un-
der home wind wanitng bub you wouldBtumble upon an athletic warrior carofullypainting tiU laco in crimson rings andstripos or mayhap inclining bis groatcrop o hair with a ilst sltd chunk of unitton tallow boso barbarian who bos not yetlearned tbe delicacy of civiiiAid refinementin rouge nud porluinod lardi
The lhiricauua4 uro a straight athleticwel sizcd tribe with intelligent featuressuppo bodies and noticably bmall handaud feet Ubo females big aud little weassimple print drosses which reuch theirmules The Mother Hubbard stylo of nrcbltectum Beo as not unpopular among the oldwoman tboujb csibowed by tbo youngTbe rest of tbe wardrobe comprlsos highshanked buckskin moccasins a blight boadbcrcmef and bracelets of silvor brass tincan and beads with similarly constitutednocdaccH and cir rings The bucks whenin full dross wear n print shirt linen draw-ers moccasins and a voluminous UstringThe lattor in a slno emu nou Tbe drawersmay bo omitted at wish but without theGstriug no one can bavo the ontreo of titsApnibo best circles
Ibe Aimchos realm Is essentially a king ¬
dom of cactus and bo cutj bis moccasinsAccording to bU thorns Iustoad of endingat le ankle his foot gear climbs to withinthree Inches of the kueo pnn wbonco its sur-plus is turned out aud down so as to form3 ilouu armor for tbe shin bono Tbotnoat culom adaptation however is at thetoo Iusttad of ttio Hat point in vogue withuoitbern ant eastern tribes the prow turnsup a couple of inches and ends in a littleruwbide dlik of tbo diameter of a two bitpice It is a wonderful protection fromtbo ussassinatlvo staus of countless doortdaggers The bumble moccasin is of tbesoit Lu kskin gray but that of tbe moreuspiring is dyod an attractive yollow byrubbing it with a dry paiit
AIAlllK IEAU UUluS ANU ORNAMENTaFor a head dress the Apache robs a big
bandana to a threo Iuch band and binds itaround bin bulging ci auium from stem tostern In piosjKxity he decks this bandwith big disks of alitor Around bis waistbo weais one two or throe webbing botfull of Untie Sams copper Mirtrides of 4570 denomination iiependont from the sidesarc his buckskin tobacco pouch uu eiuns dawl for moccasin miiidng aud a Kheiiuldbut her knife in u sheath which swallows allbut the vry tip of tbe handle He fuitliersports cumiigs old isanay bad two heavywatebcbaiiifl lastoued to hia from two to adocu necklaces of big beads a btnall circu-lar
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mirror and rings anil bracelets tbl youcan t rest One young buck ot whom Itook tbd Lenus bud thirteen I ings on bisleft hand eleven on bis right and a dozenbracelets beads bruss an 1 silver on ouhorwrist ilu was the king dudo of tbe wholooutt aud very little tune In war
Uesiil their j astouoard lieguller thoApaches bavo an almost equally j opularrecnatlon tbe tame ot nu ooo It doesn tlook io have any more sanso in it thanshading the kolei or your feet but the bucksMill p uy it all day without a broak Theybae two tiny piUs o stiuw about thirtyAve feet apart ea h having u little U bh ipeddepieeou ou cither alio Tho implomnts conaia- - of two poles lit toon feet longand looking like u uinu fish pole but roullymade of throe stiaight willow sticks mostastisticnlly splice I and a hoop tlx orsoveuinches across 1U-- diameter traverhod by uftout cord The two players stand side byside abbut twenty leot f om tbe straw pilestoward which they ao facing They droptheir poles till the tajior nnds rest upon tho
roiindltbflbutt boin bo d six or eight Incliosbibber One of them takes tho hoop holdsit down bo two u the two polos and deftlytrundles it forward As it Hears the strawpiles both pluytrs pitch their polos forwardand if It chances that tho hoop falls acrosstbe poloi near tbo butts you will hoar anapprobatlvo thout Upon closer inspectiontint jiolcs provo to luuo notches along neartbe butt while the hoop is nlso notchedand itH cross string has tiny thongs drawuat intervals through its strands The pointof tbe gaino lies in which notch falls uioiiwhich Arizona Cor Inter Ocean
Wouldnt liven llu Doiiil with WinBlimkliu ami big young wlfo bad juit
comp vtid tbsir first quart eL
l wish I was dead sliu gobbedI wish I was too be blubboroJTlion I dont wish I wo bo replied anil
tbo war continued -- Wiuliintrkm Critic
A mam of load in an elo rated furnaco InIarU was completely dlulpated by a etrokoof llljtninjj no traco of tlio motal beingfound afterword Boston Budget
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This Popular Bindery located at
106 Fort Street Advhrtisks No Spk
ciAtiTins but is able to do alt sorts
sizes and conditions of Book binding
Ruling Perforating Numbering Let
ering and Paper cutting as well as in
ian Francisco und at moderate prices
At This Complete Binderinewspapers magazines pamphlets indiheet music arc neatly and simply ot
elegantly and sumptuously bound at
ttste and pocket may demand 01c
books arc carefully and firmly rebound
All Descrhtions of BlaniBooks arc made to order at as lo
rates as are consistent with
The Bindery is now usinj
Westons Record and Brunswick
Linen paper for all first class work
Orders Left at T G Thrums
Fort Street Store will havePrompt Attention
WENNElt COManufacturing and Importing
rEWELEBiSJVb 92 Fort Street
Hre juit leceived pr Mararoi th most tie- -
gant assortment ot
FINE JEWELRYsolid and plated silver warf
Evr brought to thU market
Clocks Watches IJrurolcts Aeckletp Pins Lockots Gold Clinins
nud Guards Sleeve ButtonsStuds Etc Etc
And ornaments of all kindi
Elccaat Solid Silver Ton Soto
nd all kind of tilrer ware suitable for prosentatlon
These good are all of the finest quality and lato
deiinb and comprise a complete stock of all articles in
this branch of business which will be sold at close
ligurcs
KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order
Hie repairing branch of our business we regard as animportant one and all jobs entrusted to us will
be eiecutcd in a manner second to none
EngravingOf trv description lone to order Particular atteo
tioi is paid to orders and job nork from tbeother Islands
TTANDY stationerylegal CAP perfection pads
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Lciter Cap and Note blocks of first quality paperLegal Cap Litter and Note blocks of ruled
Manilla paper Dlain Memo and Noteblocks M II form blocks
for Hills tatmcntsWash lists etc
Or Paper PUT UP in ANY FORM Desireny Tiros a xnuuivs
ico Fort Stxxet
C K MILLERGENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
M MERCHANT ST HONOLTJIU
In conjunction with Mr J A Magoonwill attend to all mailers of business forhe residents of the Hawaiian Islands who
may need an AgentI do not conline myself alone to the Busi ¬
ness Houses but also to the domestic clashrtho would wish nie to attend to any matter olbusiness especially to making purchases citherin Honolulu or San Francisco in any line nlGeneral Merchandise
To the Business Houses I will gic mycareful attention in nil matters pertaining toGeneral Business viz Adjusting and ColIcctlng Accounts Distribution of Bills andCirculars Custom House Entries Hayingand Renting Kcal Estate and Personal Property
Xir All Lecal Documents will he carefullyand neatly drawn up by Mr J A Magoon
I will attend to all iintlcn entrusted in mycare in n careful courteous and neat mannerand with quick dispatch
Agent lor Klinkner ec lo uet KutmcrStamps
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74 fc 70 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of English and American
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Lubricating Oils for all kinds of Machinerygrimltural Implements Hardware Stoves
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THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September 1st 1886 is issued the first number of Tun Daily Herald
a morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by thePress Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number arerespectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness iiienrare solicited to test thcodvantages of Tim Daily Herald
as an
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A large edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu andthroughout the Islands regardless of subscriptions until a regular paying list ofsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits ofthe paper
The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events in
city and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest news from the outside worjd in concise and systematic form
a EyrThe Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independent
and moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest sup-
port¬
will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-
duals
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or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles
The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bulletin thanmake promises that in general estimation arc valueless until justified by per-
formance
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He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper
V
the Daily Herald for a month atDANIEL LOGAN
Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and
The Press Publishing Company
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Prim Office
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It fully equipped with the latest styles of Founders wpplie to do all
work entrusted to it in the
Highest Styte of Typographical Art
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Money Receipts Certificates of Stock Contracts Dills ol LadinKChecks Drafts Notes Orders Tickets Legal and
Mercantile Blanks Lahels PamphletsBooks Newspapers etc etc
Boole Binding Paper Ruling and Blank Booh WorhQf all kinds faithfully attended to ly hxpcricnccd Workmen
The reputation enjoyed by this Office for Neat and Artistic Priming will he maintained
and at prices as reasonable as is consitknt with first class work Kmimates
Cheerfully Giveny
t3T Orders by Mail attended to with as much fidelity as if delivered In person
T G THRUM ManagerT S SOUTHWICK Secretary
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Importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceriesand Jitc
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Caaae NionaeCases FHraSoda Crackers
Cases Medium Bread- - Caiae Cracked Wheat 10 lb bagsCasts Corn Mesl white 10 lb bags -
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St itllsKWalnilsSacks Sort SheU Alnonds
Caste California Honey 1 lb tinsCaeca King Morse fresh canned
Fruits Jellies and VegetablesBales Wrapping Paper extra quality
A LAMM AStoaruaerr
Best California Leather
laaolt Harnsst Skirting aud UppersrreeMi ana American iaiiums
Sheep Skins Goat SkinsSaddles and Sajdle Trees
Tfeaea goods ire atw aad freak aatd 4U be sold at
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