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'i

5 i

pSIS I I It J fl' li Iililte i, iVJI L I 11 I , uj .l

PRICE 5 CENTS.HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. TUESDAY. APRIL 10. L888.

.I&Bcriisfnunts.

ATTOKNEYS.AT-LAH- .WM. McCANDLESS.

A'o. 6 Queen Street,Fish Market. Dealer in choicest BEEF, VEAL

MUTTONS , FISH, etc.Famil and Shipping Orders carefully attended

to. Live Stock furnished to vessels at shortnotice, and vegetables of all kinds supplied toorder. 29 tf

t

:i

': 1 sspreckels Wm. (1. Irwin.

CLAHS SPK.ECKK.LS & CO.,

HONOLCL HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

Draw Exchange on the principal parts of theworld.

Will receive deposits on open account, makecollections and conduct a general banking andexchange business.

Deposits bearing interest received In their SavIngs Department subject to published rules andregulations. 17oc3tf

PARDEE'S

PEMEDV

filofldfurTflbPrtceSf.DIL '

l 2Z00DR. PARDEE'S

(The Only Eellablo Blood Purifier.)jl smciFic FOIZ

Scrofula, Salt Rheum,iMouraJgia, Ring Worm

And all other Skin and Blood Diseases.IT REGULATES THE

LIVER AND KIDNEYS.Cares Indigestion and all diseases arising front

an enfeebled condition of the system.

Dr. Martine, of London, the cele-brated specialist, Fays of PARDEE'S;&EMEDY : " I have used it for twentyyears for Blood Diseases, such asScrofula, Salt Rheum, Teter and Cancerand I cannot recommend it too highly.'

The Rev. Dr. Thomas, ot Hong Kong,China, says : " PARDEE'S REMEDYi a wonderful medicine for the Blood.1 have prescribed it hundreds of timesfor Leprosy, and when given in timeit always cured the patient. I cansafely say that-Lepros- y will never breakout on persons who take Pardee'Kfmkdy regularly,- - and I advise all per-sons li ving in countries where Le prosyis prevalent to take Pardee's Remedyas a preventive."

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS IN HONOLULU.

BUHACH!THE GREAT CALIFORNIA INSECTICIDE.

Beware of Imitations,' Wbicb are heins put upon the market.

THE GENUINE BUHACH

sold only by

Benson, Smitli & Co.

Sole Agents in the

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

ROYAL INSURANCE C XMP'Y

OF LIVERPOOL.

CAPITAL J O.OOO.OOO

UNLIMITED LIABILITY,

ITIire IiiHiirnuc 01 all descriptionbe effected at Moderate Kates of Preia

utu, by the undersigned.WM. . IRWIN & CO 1

2lHlfcwtf Managers for Haw. Islands

UNIONFire nnd Marine Insurance Co.

Of New ZealaiMl.CAPITAL. : 1 0,000,000

Having Established an Agency atfor the Hawaiian Islands, the un-

dersigned are prepared to accept risks against FireIn dwellings, stores warehouses and merchandise!on favorable terms. Marine risks on cargoafreights, bottomry, profits and commissions.

Losses promptly adjusted fc payable19-d- wtf WM. U. IRWIN fc CO.

The HisdonIron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beal and Howard Streets

SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA

W. H. TAYLOR Pre ii'entR. S. MOORK Superinte eat

)U1LDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL1; its branches; Steamboat, Steamship,Engines and Boilers, High Pressure cr Jom- -

po mil.STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complitf

with halls of wood, iron or composite.ORDINARY ENeJINES compounded when

STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tul'S con-structed with reference to ihe trade in w hsthey are io be employed. Speed, tonnage x- - t

draft ot water guaranteed.SIHfAR MILLS and Simar Making Machine:

made after th most approved plans. Also, il 1

Boiler Iron Work connected therewith.WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any

siz, made in suitable Itnyds for connectingtogether, or Sht-et- s tolled, punched and pucKedfor shipment, ready to be riveted on theground.

HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Vork an I

Wuter Pipes made by this establishment, riv-eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, thatluality of work being far superior to aaudwork.

SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Stea'u ,

Nincues, Air ana uircuiau ug t umps, m3 Iter the most approved plans.

SOLE AGENTS a'ld manufacturers for the Pa-

cific Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or

city works' purposes, buil with the celebratedDavy Valve Motion, superior to any otherpump.

J. N. S. WILLIAMS : : ; HonoluluRoom No. 3, ups airs, Spreckels' Block,

tf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

Si '. FOKT SIRKKT.Opposite Wlldr fe Co.'BJ

M. J. Molte, Propr.OPEN FOM 3 A. M. TILL 10 P. M

URST-CLAS- S LIXCIJES, COFFEK,

TEA, SOIIA WATER, LCEK ALE,

Oijrixr' and Tobaccos?OF BEST BRANDS

Plain and Fancy JPI PES personally selected from

the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety

of BKST QUALITY

SMOKERS' ARTICLES.Lovers o BILLIARDS will find an Klegant

BEUH5W1CS & CO. BILIAM TABLE

on the Premises.

The Pioprletor would be pleased to receive a eall

from his Friends and the Public generally

who may desire a

LUNCH, A SMOKE, OR A GAME OF

BILLIARDS.

H. J. NOLTE,31-- tf

VOL- - VI I.--NO. 80.

THK i A I LY

!. ;!;:i;:i!irl;i! AdvertiserU v

Sundays.s aornins

sn?scKirnoxs:

Kix months-- 3 00

l'.'""... ." tlnve months i

'ISIskk: per month5 00

npu". ; 6 50

Tri'rinbltJ in Advance

JfOOK LUX & CO.,1tI Hi "uuauu;-Stree- t,

Ip

j D:nrteksJasp,idealers ii

Hnese & Japanese Goods,

1 New Ptsigns. C"P ani1 j

LSi. Cigars, an J all kin is of Fancy

..,'.rs!,ilmuis ly every steamer.I

!

If OFFICK BOX NO. 255.

Xotu: of hVmoval.

nil) 51 AS LINDSAY

inufacturiHS Jeweler,j has i:i:movkd to

.4

1 To AKKIVK P. THE

IS. Austraiia Way!1

weet ami l'.akinir.I Pears. Prunes.I Jams ami Jellies.

1 Fruits.I Potatoes, Onions.I

i ' Garlic, ("abliages.I Cauliriower, Etc.

Hazel Nuts.f4 Italian Chestnuts.

Alnunl Nut:

v have now a vteani nut roasting ma-'- f

ifl full nmninr or.ler.

JDSMwenty -- live extra Iieavy corn fedrkevs on ha ii.l.

tlitoniia Fruit 3Iarket.j

Kin Street

tmliun Mail Service.

1 FOR SAN FRANCISCO.j

I rbe new ami fme ai steel steamsbtp

ht?r?l',U,St,lanish,i1 Company, will be duaI fn,m SydMt.y aI1(I Auckiand

on or about

! Itli, 1B88tn!!i.? for.tlullb!ve port with mail andfcf frJih. l0utUial,ttte-i'OMH- o

utu811' having .SUPERIORf, apply to

iWm- - Irwin & Co.,?

AGENTS.

f Sytluey iin(r Auckland.

' f

The aew aQtl n A 1 steel steamshipli

?5I th e 'si Oceanic

dQeatUon l;;ln'P Company, will be"

- .San FmnriBm

" r a DO lit

12th, 1888.rorthP0?boV2IrPat'n w,t" mails anur 'reiojjj ports

,?MoDATloxs8P;hav,"KUPKRlOR AC!

Pln- - Irwin & Co.,

$uslitfj5;5 (Sards.

8. I.. 8TANLKY. JOHN BPRUANClt

Spruaiico, Stanley & Co.,Importers and Jobbers of Fine

WHISKIES, WINES AND LIQUORS

410 Front St., San Francisco.2 tf few

H. P. PiEKTELMANN,Contractor sml JJuilder.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON WOOD, BRICK

OR STONE.

PLANSCabinet and Carpenter Work done to order.

86 KING STREET. Bell Telephone 10'TlljelCtf

THE INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAV-IGATIO- N

COMPANY,

(Limited),Keep constantly on hand, for sale, STEAMFAMILY and BLACKSMITH COAL, and a genera!assortment of BAR IRON. 326 ly

Schweitzer & Co.Importers and Jobbers of

ITAJSTCY GOODS,HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS,

White iioodN, Embroideries, Handker-chiefs. Lace, Itiobons, fadles A

Chi hire us' Cmlerwear.29 and 31 Battery St., San Francisco

485 feblU'88

E. H. Bucknaiii & Co.Manufacturers and Dealers in

SHIP STOVES,Tin, Copper, Crockery and Sheet Iro.i

Wares. Ship liiuileriiM nndSignal il,'22 Stewart St., bet. Market ami Mission

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.8bi ami Job Work and stove Repairing of al

kinds a specialty. W feblltSH

To tlie Jrnblic.

The Pacific Transfer Co.,

Office with Jas. I. Dowaett, Sr., Queenhtreet.

BOTH TELEPHONES NO. 15.

I am fully prepared to (IorII Klcifiof drayajfj,h!nliim' or moving work, al' of which I will iruata;itee to eecui;- - faithfully.

D. R VIDA,Manager.

J. E. Brown.-- Co.28 MERCHANT STREET.

BeTl Telephone 172. P. O. Box 40

Mutual Telephone 3S1.

ACCOUNTANTSAND

General Commission ApkGeneral Agency for Hawaiian Islands of the

Burlington antlj ' ChicagoRailroad

ACROSS AMERICA.Connecting at Boston with the Azores ana

Madeira.

Merchandise stored and sold on commission.! Consignments solicited.

12TProperties Leased, Rente .nd Sold. JegaDocuments Drawn. Books Anut.ed and AdjustedAccounts Collected.

' '788augl2tf

H. HAOZFELD & CO..

COMMISSION AGENTS.GENERAL Queen St., Honolulu

PAUL NEUMANN'S

Law Office,'44 flerehnt Street : : . Honolulu'

tf .

CLAC8 SPBBOKRM wm. n ibwu

WM, G, IRWIN & Co.,lUOAIi FACTORS nnd Commiwloa) AOEMS. Houolulu H. I. 18-lfw-

CECIL BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW ANDPublic, Campbell's Block, Merchant

street. 77Caug9tf

M, THOMPSON,

ATTORNEY -- AT-L AW,Ofllce in Campbell's Block, corner Fort and

Merchant streets, Honolulu, H. I.

PRACTICES IN THE COURTS

BfSWhen desired, will give the law in a writ-ten opinion, as to the probable "result of thecontention upon the facts stated f

J. IY1. MONSARRAT,ATTORNEY AT LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.Estate in any part of theKeal Bought, Sohl and Leased on Commission

Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn

JfO. 27 MERCHANT STHKET,Gazette Block," Honolulu. io-t- f

ltlgSI1

. .f. ' - i - wl

hi'

LEEGE & MILLS,E M P I K E

Steam, Coffee and Spice Mills.Importers ot Teas, Coffees, Spices.

Chartres Java Coffee, Yeast Powder, Cream Tar-tar, Soda. Salseratus, Ground Coffee, For-

eign and Domestic Matches.410-11- 2 Clay St. bet. Saimome A Katlery

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.P. O. Box 1580. G35mayl3'88

BONE MEAL!!The undersigned are now prepared to re

ceive orders for this Celebrated Fertilizerfrom the manufactory of Buck & OhlandtSan Francisco;

The following is a report of the compo-nent parts, as obtained by Chemical analy- -

8is: 'Water. 8.10 per centOrganic Matter. 29.18 4 "Silicious Matter... 4.65Lime 31.70Phosphoric Acid 23.11 "Oxide of Iron 85 " "Carbonic Acid 1.89 "Alka Salts 52 "

'100.00Nitrogen 2.7 per cent.Orders Received will have Prom

and Careful Attention

W. Gr. Irwin & Co.,Agents or the Hawaiian Islands.

2

JOHN PHILLIPS,Practical Plumber, Gasfitter

AND

Coppersmith.,71 King Street, Honolulu H. I.

HOUSE AND

JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Bath Tubs. "Water Closets, "Wash Bowls, Plnmbng Goods of all kinds always on hand.

705-jiuiel"- ,tf

WENNEE & CO.92 Fort Street,

Have on hand New Foreign and HomemadeJewelry.

Watches, Bracelets, Necklets,Pins, Lockets, Clocks,

And ornaments of all kinds.

Silver and Gold Plate;Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets.

Suitable for Presentation.

ENGRAVING AND NATIVE JEWELRYA Specialty.

Repairing in all its lranelics.1T Sole Agents for King's Eye Pres"i vera

American Biscuit Co.

Corner of Balteiy & Broadway Sts.,

Sun Francisco California

James Dums, Stipt.SUCCKS-;OR- 3 to th- - CALIFOUNI A CRACK Ell CO.

."!m

MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

A J! acromiCx for Alvei ilsinv an1 Joh l'rlnti

Cibt'iti ii-i- n rfial

iflice will from this date t rll. flit UiOlHiiiy'.

HottoiiUu M:ii''li i. !!

MAOFARLANE & CO-- ,

7 1BI.KSALK IKA I.KltS AJSJ UL.Neral Jobbers in ui.vkis auri L.;tjucm

N. 1'2 tirmlfsiiiiitini Street.tloNDLCI.Ii. 2kl

E Tt. RYAJST,

J3 o ti t I n i 1 cl e i'And CJeneral JIber.

All kinds of work aDd repairs and other workexecuted with promptness on reasonable terms.

Workshops at the rear of Lucas Planing Mill.

J. H . SOPER,Sticcecsor to

J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,

STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,

Hawaiian Gazette Block.27 Merchant St., Honolulu. fl.I.

41 tf

FOR SALE.

TTTE HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF OLDnewspapers on hand, which will be sold

for 25 cents a hundred. They are useful forwrapping parcels, laying under cacpets, etc.

P. C. ADVERTISER.

S. P. TAYLOR & CO.,

Paper Manufacturers,AND DEALERS IN

Paper Bags, Twines, Etc.,41 and 416 Clay street, 8AN FRANCISCO

Pioneer and San vreronimo Paper Mills.South Coast Paper Mill, Soquel, Santa Crnn

Connty.Cal. Iffja25,88

M. PHILLIPS & CoM

and Wholesale Dealers IIniHrtersBoots, Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnishlug: and Fancy Goods. Nd. II Kaahumanu Street

Uodo in, H.I. 25tf-wt- f

FOR THE

Buliacli Producing

and Mfg. Co.

STOCKTON, CAL.73 aufil2tf

J. IVANCOVICH & CO.

Importers. Wholesale Dealers and CommissionMerchants in

Foreign & Domestic Fruit,500 Washington, and 6tl, 603 & 605 Sansome Sts-- ,

SAN FRANCISCO.

This Is the oldest established home in thisand we areline of business in San Francisco,

prepared to fill orders of all kinds in oxir une.SPECIALTY in PACKING all kinds of FKUIT

for long distance markets.Yourlatroiias;e is Solicited

645 niarlO'8 -

Geo. 0. Shrere & Co.,

MANUFACTURING

JEWELERSAnl Importers of

Diamonds, Watches, Silver and Silver PlatedWare, Decorated China, Art Brass Goods, Fans,Canes, Umbrellas, Berlin and Vienna LeatherGoods, Opera Glasses, Clocks, Etc.

Moiitgromery and Suttor Sts..SAN FRANCISCO. 443ja25'B8AGENTS

i '.

1888.PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, "APRIL 10,

3&torttsemems.jSUIwrfisements.low as a proposition of law that becauseSUSTAINED. : 1 : . 1 I 1. .1 ,1.. i:Alilr rrrnAtl I rTHG DAILY

BUNS. BUNS. BUNS. Barsrams m EmbroilPacific Cjuyercial Advertiser Justice Dole Renders an Impori

from the Custom House without secur-ing or paying duty thereon, he is liableto the Government for the duties.

It is also contended by the defendantthat the allegations of the petition areinsufficient, because the goods referredto are described as "liquors." which arenot necessarily dutiable by the statute.

tant DecisionJS PUBLISHED As my Hot Cross Buna on Good Friday last

bare given so general satisfaction on account oftheir

Very Fine Quality, BARGAINS, BARGAIN71 "1 "1 t -- -1

Iu (be Case of the Collector General'EVERY MORNING. I think that this a defect in pleading, j

but as the demurrer is allowed on other 1

tun hrniflArifls ti.m hvmMI I am continually requested to continue to make! th same. I take pleasuie in informing my cus

Against Macfarlane and I.uee,Assumpsit-T- he Defendant

Demurrers Allowed.

grounds I need not further consider it.In regard to the objection that the tomers and the public general! that I intend to

make

Buiis of Still Finer Quality, AT THEdeclaration should have averred that thegoods in question were not within theexceptions of the statute. I have notbeen able to satisfy mvself fullv. The Called in Germany the "Emperor Francis Joseph

iKuns or Nunsrui ition.r anuaui. ..rS 00

Per montn..... 50c

o4rulcrtJuii Frtyable AlwnysiuAtvaaee.

In the Supreme Court yesterday Mr.case of Spieres vs. Parker, in 1 Durn Buns." venturing to say that no other establish-

ment in Honolulu can produce, as the practicalmakinc? of them is only known to me in Honofollowing de- -Justice Dole rendered the Popular Millinery Hford & East's Reports, 141, which sup

cision :

A. S. Cleirhorn, Collector ports the doctrine that such allegation is lulu.F. H0KN,General of

essential in actions forja penalty underPractical Confectioner and Pastry Cook.4tan Act of Parliament, does not seem to

TUESDAY : : : : : April 10th be closely applicable to this case.J 1ST SXTK iIST CE.The third ground of demurrer, that

104 Fort St., Honolulu,

S. SACHS, PROPRIETORN.the declaration fails to show, any rightTHfi HONOLULU POSF OFFICE.of action in the Collector General of

Fire Insurance Co., of LiverCustoms, appears to me to be a valid Royalpool.objection upon the reassuring on the

Hamburg: and Swiss Edrinrs!same point in the ruling on the demurrer Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co.of New Zealand.in the caseof the Collector General vs.

Hamburg andG. W. Macfarlane & Co. IlkLMI therefore allow the demurrer on the

Customs, vs. W. S. Luce.Ruling on defendant's demurrer.The following grounds of demurrer are

offered by defendant's counsel :

1. The statute peremptorily requiresthat "there shall always be annexed tothe petition a .liberal copy of the voucherupon which it is predicated.

2. The form of the action should bedebt instead of assumpsit.

3. The declaration fails to show anyright of action in the Collector Generalof Customs.

4. The only fact alleged is that "de-fendant withdrew and received from theCustom House in said Honolulu, with-

out the payment of duty thereon, theseveral amounts of, liquor mentionedand referred to iti said bill of particulars,which said liquor had before its saidwithdrawal and receipt by said defend-ant, b'.'en imported and introduced into

Co., Shu FranciscoSun Insurance(Marine). ALLfirst, third and fourth grounds. OYER EMBROIDERIES!A. S. Cleghorn, Collector General of

Children's Embroiderv Flounces ! T o i'Customs, vs. G. W. Macfarlane & Co. Metfarbiirs General Irs. Co., of Megar-bur- g

(Marine). - - iuuica m F,ji

In Skirt and Holoku Lengths.Ruling on defendants' demurrer'.The grounds of the demurrer are as

follows :

Ladies Box Suits!FIRE INSURANCE effected on all kinds of

insurable property, and (MARINE INSURANCEon vessels, cargoes, commissions and freights atcurrent rates.

Ladies'1. The declaration shows that the Boi

Since oar evening contemporary hasbroached the subject of the Post Officein connection with the outgoing foreignLit til, the present time is perhaps oppor-taa- e

for a suggestion thereo.i. The re-

marks alluded to are perfectly reasona-ble as far as they go, but we would go astjp farther. It is stated that the bulkof the mails for the Australia were notlodged in the box until a considerabletime after the specified hour of closing,butthat the time was nevertheless extendedto accommodate those who were late.Tne official courtesy which promptedthis indulgence was no doubt duly ap-

preciated, but we incline to the belieftitat the fault did not lie entirely withttie public. Possibly the PostmasterGeneral thought so too, and was conse-- q

jjntly induced to oe lenient. Proba-bly it would be impossible to obtain any

' co . rect analysis of the causes which ledto this procrastination, but we have asuspicion that a great deal of it was dueto loss of time in attending to the variedwants at --the window. This might beavoided in a great measure by a division

liquois referred to were drawn from theCustom House more than six months J. S. Walker,

Agent for Hawaiian Islands.DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPF,

saving the United States Duty. The Entire Lottf Therebv

before the action was begun, whereforethe action is barred by the statute of will 1

Importer and Dealer inASTONISHING PRICES!

Astonishing Prices ! Astonishing Piidents Ladies and iChtldren'a

this Kingdom from abroad;" and theother averments are not traversable,being merely conclusions of law soughtto be based, as all matters of law mustrest on such facts as are pleaded.

5. There is no averment negativingthe exceptions in the statute which pro-

vides that no import duties shall belevied upon goods imported for navalstores, for foreign diplomatic represent-atives, for the King and Queen, or for

ShoesBoo & Slippers.ts,

limitations set forth in section 681 of theCivil Code, which is as follows: "Allsuits brought against any person, vessel,goods or other property for the violationof any provisions of the revenue laws,and all suits brought against any officerof the Customs, or other person for any-thing done in pursuance of the revenuelaws, shall be commenced within sixmonts after such violation is discoveredor such thing done."

2. If this action is not a suit for viola-

tion of any provisions of the revenuelaws, the Collector General had noauthority to bring it.

In the first place, in reference to thecontention of the Attorney General, that

ito the Pule ofMm litTHE CHOICEST BRANDS OF

Cigars and Tobacco :o:- -

Kept on Hand.

3TOrders from the other islands solicited.

the use of the Government.In regard to the first ground of de-

murrer, i. e., the requirement that theorders referred to in the bill of particu-lars should have been made a part of thecomplaint, the case of Shawmut vs.Stevens, 9 Allen, 332, is authority thatsuch an objection may properly beraised by demurrer. I think that thedefendant is entitled to have the ordersin question annexed to the petition,under the provisions of sections 1100and 1102 of the Civil Code. Such orders

FERTILIZERS. WEDDING CAMa more liberal standard should prevailwhere the rights of the Government areat stake than in the case of a private in-

dividual, it is clear to me that in anyproceeding in which the Government isa party, unless it is allowed some privi-lege or advantage by law, it stands uponthe same footing with other litigants and

of labor. It is very evident that thework of attending to applicants at thewindow during the two or three hoursimmediately prior to the departure ofthe mail steamer for the Coast is toomuch lor one clerk. If the PostmasterGeneral could see his way clear to giveadditional facilities on those occasions,h iving special reference to the rusli ofbusiness, we believe it would be advan-tageous to the public and the depart-ment. Either the entire duties of thepresent clerks might be divided as theyare, or one window might be reservedfor the sale of stamps solely and exclu-sively, other things, such as weighingletters, answering inquiries, etc., beingtransferred. When people are underthe necessity of waiting ten, fifteen ortwenty minutes before they can beaerved, it scarcely admits of argumentthat some change is urgently needed. -

Ladies or gentlemen who contemplate giving orders for the abovearv

FOR PLANTATIONS, GARDENS. LAWNS. ETC.sale by HANSON & SMYTH. We are

now prepared to receive all orders for the aboveFertilzer of a superior quality, thoroughly curedand warranted one of the best' articles of thekind in the market.

Orders may be left withL. P. HANSON, 200 Queen steet.Q. M. SMYTH. Hawaiian Hotel St.

respectfully requested to call at the Honolulu Pioneer Steam Caiulv Fad

Bakery, established 1863, before going to any other house, as my estaliliskappear to De tne written eviuence orvouchers uoon which the action is Dredi lOblllVLrLY the only establishment in Honolulu, notwithstanding allil'

Iulous, empty, and pom nous newspaper blowing and puflinjr, where a wbvma not claim a rht to Hcidl acco,-t.- ncated. The bill of particulars attachedrho npHtinn is not :i hill nf rvirrw-nhi- r '"odation or exceptional leniency on the procured to give the greatest satisfaction to the most refined tastes, an.l:

Win. (i. Irwin & Co ornament of exquisite workmariship on vour table which will not rrain any exact sense: and furnishes littlepieces when cut, but be a credit to the fine art of the Confectionery, wh&tedetailed information to the defendant.only for twenty-fiv- e years, but still bids competition defiance to this day. iThe plaintiff has expressed his will

OFFER FOR SALE: tempts in any other establishment are inferior to mine, and not worthingness to furnish copies of the ordersin question, wnicn n done witmn a you pay. It is an indisputable fact that all over the world a good workup;

ductions are always cheaper than halfmade ones are. Having had over hai'i

tury's practical exierience, the undersigned is enabled to ornament Calr

and the highest styles of the art.

ground that it is the Government.If this action is a suit for the violation

of a provision of the revenue laws, ascontemplated by the above quoted sec-

tion, there is no doubt in ray mind thatthe Government would be barred by thestatute.

But this does not seem to me to be asuit for the violation of a provision of therevenue laws as contemplated by thestatute. The Collector General is author-ized by section 666 of the Penal Code tobring such suits in his own name on be-

half of the Hawaiian Government. The

AS OTHERS SEE US.

reasonable time would probably satisfythe defendant on this point if this werethe only ground of demurrer.

The objection that the form of actionshould be debt instead of assumpsit Iwill consider in connection with thefourth ground of demurrer, that the facts

The ordinary political squabbles of

P. HOE N,

UKY GRANULATEDIn Barrels,

Half Barrels,And 30-pou- nd Boxes.

CUBEIn Hal Barrels

And 25-pou-nd Boxes- -

I'OW DEKKDIn 30-pou- nd Boxes.

'MOLD EN C. COFFEEIn Half Barrels

The only Practical Confectioner in all branches Proprietor Honolulu

Candy Factory and Bakery. Hotel between Fort and Niiuanu .Streets, II '

H. I.title ot arucie zu or tne uivn uoae, inwhich these sections are found, is, "OfSmuggling and Other Frauds Against

1S76. GEO W. LINCOLN.the Revenue Laws," and it appears tome from a careful reading of the wholearticle that the violations of the provis

CEASBlue Mottled Soap

SALMON

alleged do not justify the inferencedrawn from them by the declaration. Ifit had been alleged that the defendant,being the owner or consignee or theauthorized agent of the owner or con-signee of the liquors in question, hadwithdrawn them without securing orpaying the duties payable on them, inthat case I think it is clear that debtwould be the proper form of the action.(United States vs. Lyman, 1 Mason,481.) But the declaration in this casesets forth no statutory obligation on thepart of the defendant to pay the dutiesin question ; and the inference of lawset forth by the declaration that "said

ions of the revenue laws contemplated inr r BUILDEEsections ooo ana bsi are sucu as are

described in the 26th article, such as

the day are generally passed upon in apartisan light at home. Outside few-rea- d

or care what we do. Again, thereare matters that not only concern polit-ical and friendly relations, but in somesense our financial standing. The latter,however, interest those who have, or arelooking forward to a financial interest inus. Such people are covered by bothlegal and financial minds, and are thefirst to discover anything in questionablelegislation. Ever since the formation ofour law Courts we have been favoredwith men at their head of good averagelegal ability, and to-d-ay our SupremeBench is filled with gentlemen who arelawyers, mostly of acknowledged abili-ties. The decisions of our Courts havegiven us a prestige from abroad as re-

gards the government of our country thatcould not have been acquired in anyother manner.

Legislation is part of a constitutionalgovernment, and much depends on itfor the future, as no retrospective laws

i j. 1 r

smuggling, the case of a police officer re75 and 77 Kino-- Street, - - - - Honolrfiusing 10 assist, an omcer oi customs in

Cases Corned .Beef.making a search or seizure (sec. 664), interfenng with the officers of customs

Mutual Telephone 5'Bell Telephone No. 275. 65while making a search or seizure (sec665) and others of a somewhat similarseveral sums of money should have been

paid or secured by said defendant to the character, and that the suits that the H I i ( ) IT' Collector General is authorized to brinerCollector Oeneral of Customs," etc..for such violations are proceedings for J O PUN" INT OTIthe seizure and forfeiture of goods and Cs Medium Bread.

does not follow from the allegations offact, for it is nowhere averred that de-

fendant was the owner or consignee orauthorized agent of the owner or con

for the arrest of persons and their pun-ishment by fine, and in some casescan ever De enacrea. ror years nacK by either tine or imprisonment.there has always been an uneasy feeling 7. 'Vrfr-i- rThis is an action of assumpsit for OILin the community while the Legislature s Jmoney which it is claimed is due thewas in session; the last extra session was

FUEL and LUBRICATING.Government from the defendants byno exception. The public look to thevirtue of an implied promise to pay it,conservatism of the House and thebut it is not a suit for a violation of proExecutive for protection from despoticvision of the revenue laws : the basis of LIME I CEMENTacts.

signee of the liquors in question, whereassection .556 of the Civil Code providesthat:

"No person shall enter any goods andsecure the duties of them as principalin the bond, unless he is the owner orconsignee at the time the vess entersport, or unless he is the authorizedagent of such owner or consignee."

Therefore, as the defendant does notappear to have any statutory relationswith the Government in connectionwith these- - goods as an owner or con-signee, I do not see how the Govern-ment has an action of debt against him,

The extra session was composed the action is a promise to pay and not aviolation of law. This conclusion isborne out by section 522 of the Civil Galvanized Iron Eoofing.Code, whieh provides that if a bond for

RIDGING- -the payment of duties shall not be paidwhen due the Collector General shallcause a prosecution to be begun for therecovery of the money due thereon. This SCKEWS and WASEERS.I think shows that the Legislature didnot regard the prosecution of a bond for Stores, Ranges and Housekeeping fc,ofls

Sugar Bags-22x3- 6.duties as a suit for the violation of therevenue laws, and therefore deemed itnecessary to give the Collector Generalspecial authority for the prosecution of Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Ii

largely of men who had no legislativeexperience; good men in the ordinarywalks of life, but entirely ut of place aslegislators, and who knew - only how tobe guided by leaders who proved to bepartisans only. Therefore the extra ses-

sion filled a blank in the requirements ofthe Constitution. Otherwise it did nogood, but much harm.

We have been shown a letter fromEngland from a part' who is interestedin our Government financially, and .whosays: "Nothing has, transpired in --ourcountry within the past six months toweaken its best interests in this so muchas the passage of an Act repealing anAct under which Justices of your Su-

preme Court were appointed under theConstitution. People here, especiallythe legal fraternity, view such Acts withalarm. Your Supreme Court will doubt-

less pass on this Aet as well as the veto,and put both where they belong. Atthe same time the condition of things is

r from RMtiftf-mtor-v to those who are

COEBAGE. f.7such bonds.

It has suggested in argument that the

and for the same 'reasons I do not seehow the Government could bring anaction to collect the said duties from thisdefendant except by indebitatus as-

sumpsit or by an action of tort, and Iam doubtful if the law would imply acontract under the circumstances.

But the complaint is demurred to onthe ground that the facts alleged do notsupport the plaintiff's claim. The factsare that the defendant withdrew liquorfrom the Custom House, which hadbeen imported from abroad, presumablyby other parties. It is not stated thathe was the owner or consignee. The

Manila and Sisal, Panana Twine, Wh&l Lin.circumstances of the claim before the

Reed's Felt Steam PiTHE. R. Mclntyre & Bro,

and Boiler Covei-ing-.. IMPORTERS AND DFALKKS IN

Court were not contemplated by theLegislature. This is almost a matter ofcourse ; the Legislature could not haveexpected that the Collector Generalwould ever allow dutiable goods to bewithdrawn without the payment or pro-vision for the payment of the duties, andthey certainly have not given him theauthority to bring in his own name anaction to collect such unpaid duties.

The demurrer is therefore allowed onthe -- second ground, i. e., that the Col-lector General had no authority to bringthe case.

declaration proceeds to claim that "bv Groceries, Provisions anGRASS SEEDS,law there was collectable and payableand due from said defendant as dutv EAST CORNER FORT AND KINO STREETS.upon and in respect of said several

51ILL TIMBERSA TKNT8, (suitable for

log una surveying parti a'.2 tf

amounts of liquor the said several sumsfinancially interested, and will continueto be while the present Administrationremains in power."

New Goods received by every pacnet from tbe Eastern States 5flJjSJ fiiProduce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods f.city free of charge. Island orders solicited. Satisfaction uuaranteea. . j

Telephone No. 92 iof money," etc. Now, it does "not fol- -

1

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADV KRT"SER. APRIL 10, ns8.i

?

LOCAL AND GENERAL &vttiistmtnis.Jictniisnih nts.Band enlivened the proceedings with se-lections of music appropriate to the oc-

casion. The passenger list was unusuallylarge, and nearly all those departingwere wearing leis or carrying bouquets.Following is a list of the passengers:S. Cohn, W. Wolters, J. T. McMillan,

Tremendous bargains at Fishel's.Three more engagements are announced

IMext! PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'DGo and look at the novelties at N. S.

Sachs'.

FORT STREET,Company B of the Honolulu Rifles drillthis evening.,,E1

MONDAY, April 9- -

Houdlette, for Santrail.

s,'TnU and Hawaii, at2 n f,,r Maui

A meeting of Geo. V. DeLong Post willbe held this evening.

!1

Gents Indian gauze undershirts at 25cents each at Fishel's.Junes Mi' 7" swiM.aiialo, uu, kdware, AgricuKural Implements !

AND (iENEKAL MERCHANDISE.A full line of gents' straw hats of the

lislatest styles at 75 cents at Fishel's.The band gave an excellent concert at

ir.r J' Emma Square last evening, which waslargely attended.

A lot of stylish hats in black, white andv.wiiiwili. Wai- -colored, at $1 and $1 25 each at the PopularUr ikjb

KAiiai. 5 P m

r r" WiialfNow Opening ISTew Goods in Our LineMillinery House, N. S. Sachs, proprietor.

Call at Mrs. Lack's store, Fort street,--:o:-and see the new Remington Lee rifle. It

' ' Mrn.,i,if . ,, can be used either as a magazine or singleshot.

G. F. Cooper, S. B. Winram, II. K.Hines, Julian Monsarrat, Capt. Cluney,B . F. Porter, Dr. Bailey, Mrs. Levey and3 children, Mrs. Gilfard and child, MissFitzsimmons, Wm. Driver, Mrs. Wiard,Mrs. H. Cooley, Mrs. W. G. Ashley andchild, Miss Ellen Torbert, Mrs. Hanaike,Mr. Adelsdorfer, Bishop Will's and wife,W. II. Purvis, Geo. Brown and wife,Mrs. Dr. Rodgers, J. A. Wood and wife,W. F, Smith, J. S. Perry and wife, Mrs.L. A. Shute, Mrs. M. G. Pinkerton,Lord Dalrymple, A. Warner and wife,H. Luddington, A. G. Cabel, W. P.Morrison and wife, Mrs. Ahlborn andchild, A. Dotterer, Z. T. Moore, FrankGreen, Miss Schlathaner, T. A. Burns,Miss Maria de Gloria, Captain II. How-iso- n,

Miss Mary Alexander, Mrs. A. A.Brown, Hon. Jas. Campbell, wife, threechildren and servant and 107 in thesteerage, including 50 Portuguese.

A Wedding.At 11 :30 o'clock this morning Mr. F.

W. Glade will be united in marriage toMiss Bertha von Holt at St. AndrewT'sCathedral. No written invitations havebeen issued either for the ceremony atthe Cathedral or the reception, whichtakes place between noon and 3 o'clockat the residence of Rev. Alex, and Mrs.Mackintosh, Nuuanu Valley. Allfriends and acquaintances of the con-

tracting parties will receive a heartywelcome.

We have frequently heard of the old'Aunty Brown," but not until yesterday

. . f Samoa did we know there was an "Aunty MarV.U'"' '. '.''

t',.,.:!! Liverpool ques."AiMfa. ' 'Kliut,eriy, from HawaiifU'' en.an.from New York

i e i rt!MNcVt 1- - 11 HubLurd, from San

New Style Steel Door Mats,

WOVEN WIEE ROOFING,Entirely New. Traiisluecut, 8 Waterproof", IJurHble.

The following are some of the purposes to which it is applicable: --Verandas,Porches and Covered Ways, Boat Houses, and Engine Room Skylights, Conserva-tories, Ferneries, Garden Frames and Summer Houses, Stables, Ixose Boxes forHorses and Cattle, Barns, Cow Houses and Shepherds' Houses, Pheasantr iesFowl Houses and Kennel, Skvlight, Factory Windows, Workshops, Markets,Schools, Laundries, Portable buildings, Temporary Structures, and all other build-

ings requiring to be light and dry.

The remains of the late Cadet RossColeman of the U. S. S. Adams were for-warded to San Francisco by the Australia

Absolutely Pure.This powder never varies. A marvel of purity,

strength and holcsomcness. More economicalthan the ordhiarv kinds, and cannot be sold in convpetitio i with tho multilude ot lo.vtest, shortweight, alum or jihosphate powders. Suld ONLY IBCANS. Royal LAlil.Na Powdek. Co.. 100 Wail-g-

WM. T. COI.E3JAX Sc CO., Atfenls,

Cozens, fromWillie McLaren.

....... frniii San Francisco yesterday.When a man is incompetent to fill a po

51 5 'i .. , sition the best thing for him to do is to re-

sign, and thus save being kicked out. See SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.fB M S Caroline, Sir m

rLyB t'tniia. H Grab n. from Liverpoo,t:J ni F Haiisen, from San'j,ubktue gan Frallci3CO. Notice to Creditors.J.Krskiue, Port Town- -

I'SlL st. Lcie.

the point, eh?Eighty-si- x boxes of white Star shirts

extra good, worth $2 25 each, we will sellduring our sale at $1 25 each; sizes 16,17, 17M. at Fishel's.

r 'tiie Cf'nsuelo, L li Cousins, from ban

RASE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.A large and well selected stock of milli

GOVERNMENT BOND.BETTER THANUNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THATTHE has this day been appointed executor ofOFFERED BY THE

ff:t,,Pfit.l iron roreicru Pornr,.cRBHi,op, Wolters, sailed from Bre- -

Kl r 11 due July ID a5

f tiohlen r let-ve-, from San Francisco.

JV.iscuvery, McNeil, from San Fran-biPw- a

irwiu. J E MnCullocu, from S

rJS'iVu Spreckels, from S F, due at Ka- -

CompanvEqnitable life AssuranceOF THE UNITED STATES.

the last will and testament of Walter MurrayGibson, late of Honolulu, deceased. All personshaving any claims against the estate of saiddeceased, whether secured by mortgage or other-wise, are notified to present the same duly veri-fied and with proper vouchers, if any exist, tothe undersigned at his office in Honolulu withinsix monthd irom this date, or they will be for-ever barred. All persons indebted to said estateare requested to make immediate payment.

J. S. WALKER,Executor Estate W. M. Gibson.Honolulu, March 9th, 1888.

3srorncE.D H Shaw, from S F, due Apr

tS Cormorant, from South America, due

ASSETS OVER : : : : : : $80,000,000.The protection of Life Insurance combined with the Investment Principles of a Savings.

Pank. Example of a 20-ye- ar endowment policy for $10,000, taken out at the age ol 25 years;.Annual premium, $487. Total premium in 'A) years, S9.740. Cash fund then due, 518,110. Equiv-

alent paid up policy for life, 43,800. Or, annuity for life, fl.310.Estimates for different amounts aud different awes cbeerfi lly given. Protect your family

from future want or provide for your own old age Policies Free, Indisputable, NonforfeitableEtc., Etc. For further particulars apply to

lexander J". Cartwrigrlit,Geueral Aeut, Hawaiian Island.

"IbM S Hyaoinih, from South America, due

i s t!i Ms s Zilveren Kruis, Jocke, from SVI R. MAN CHIP OF HONOLULU HAS THIS1YJL day been fully empowered by us, underletter of attorney, to aet generally in the nameof our partnership firm iu all matters of busi-ness connected therewith.

WING ON WO & CO.Dv C. Cheung-Ping- .

Dated Honolulu, April 9. 188S. lw

due MarjMSTsukului, from Tahiti, due April 1-- 20

'..thk St Thomas Hell, sailed from Cardiff,

C. J. PISHEL APPRECIATED.SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

WAIIAN ISLANDS.

liSl'uiiba, from Panama, due March 1-- 10

Mtlauder.t'roni San FranIku route to Jal nit, due March 10

J a lurk Meiumou, from Tort Discovery, dueI-- ro0Ltark Alice Muir, Yaruell, from Newcastle,j due April

"Li-- k Alice Mary, Nixon, from Newcastle, NCiue AprilJ - bark Veritas, from Newcastle, NSW

Dual, Kweetland, due at Kahului,VlSeicastle, N S V, March 20-3- 1

ftsWBtiodfrey, li Dable, from San Fran-A-.d- a

Match 2i-3- 1

nery goods, fine wings, fine birds, fancyleather pon pons, choice flowers and fancyedged watered ribbons, at Sachs' store.

Children's hats; children's hats trimmedand untrimmed, in fine leghorn and finewhite Milans, also a good assortment inschool hats, at one dollar each at Sachs'store. 101 Fort street.

The Rev. Alex. Mockintosh and Mons.Laurent Cochelet, French Commissioner,leave on the steamer Mikahala this after-noon for a visit to Kauai. They will bethe guests of Dr. Walter.

The Rev. George Wallace will act ascommissary for the Bishop of Honoluluduring the latter's absence in England.His temporary lordship will not reside atthe college in Nuuanu Valley.

A certain Massachusetts journalist hasbeen immortalized by the "Gazette" bymention in its influential columns. Wefancy that sage remark of his was the out-come of mature deliberation over some ofthe previous issues of the paper.

Mr. Fish el wishes to say that, owing tohis great rush of customers during hisspecial cheap sale of two weeks, and wish-ing to give everybody a chance to buy him-self rich,' his store will be kept open onTuesday, Wednesday and Thursday till 9p. m.

A very important meeting of the Anti-Asiat- ic

Union will take place this eveningat 7 :30 o'clock in the old Armory, Queenstreet. Every member is expected to bepresent, also all persons who have tor-ward- ed

their names for admission arehereby notified that they have been ac-

cepted and will be welcomed to the

MAMMOTH SHIPMENT

HAY AM) (iltAlK,Just received and for

Sale at

LOWEST MARKET PRICE.

UNION FEED CO., IO.

J via Hilo March 2H-3- 1

Is S Mariposa, H M Hayward, from San.virctn route to Colonie-- , due April 13

ts stm-bktn- e Morning Star, Garland,i'.fcnesia, due Apr 20-3- 0

We are glad to know that an intelligent community appreciate and patronizean institution that has FIRST, LAST and ALL THE TIME

given particularly

Brilliant Bargain Sales !

We have existed, and by the PEOPLE'S VOTE we desire to exist. Driveafter drive have we given, and thousand upon thousand high priced goods havefloated out to the populace at comparatively SMALL COST.

In the matter of Lau Sin and Lau Ilee Fandoing busines in Honolulu under the firm nameof Quong Yuen & Company, voluntary bank-rupts.

Creditors of the sai I bankrupts are hereby no-

tified to come in an I prove their debts beforesuch Justice of the Supreme Court as shall be.sitting in Chambers at Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu,onWednesday, the 1 tit Day ul'Aprjl, 1SSS

Between the Lours of one o'clock and threeo'clock in the afternoon of said day, and electone or more assignee or assignees of the saidbankrupts' estate.

By the Court. HENRY SMITH,Deputy Clerk.

Dated, Honolulu, April f, 1888.

PAWEXUERS.DEPAKTCKES.

J.rSaa Francisco, per Zealandia, April 7thW B Druwn, C Hunerberger, G Ingram, Jiiiniwife, Mr Gray and 209 passengers in

irMui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau, AprilL)r Uaedike, Mrs Farley, T G

ami wife, V Wrtbtie, Mr Weuey. For'ii pens: A Smithies, Mr Tossarant, G W:i:iLd wife, G Jaeger, Hon Fred Horner, Drfc::ck, Rev V H Barnes, liev Shimizu, Hon Sj?:;i,MConimanche. wife and child, D H

i:no, W J Wright, Hon J U Kawainui, Missf tiftt, U Napoleon, H L Holsttin and about

tiers.

Long Live the Bargain Sales,

So Say tlie IPeople !WANTED TO CHAKTEB

T. S. BASS 8. H. BBOW8

T. J. BASS & CO.Importers of and Dealers in

Artists' - Materials,Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Turpentine.

Manufacturers of Mouldings, PictureFrames, etc., etc., etc.

14 aud 16 Ellis Street near MarketSAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

634mayl4tfKIIU'PIXU NOTES. :o:- -

A Vessel to Ioh1 (jtiauoatThis Week We Continue Our Special Cheap Kale.

EVERY ARTICLE IS MARKED DOWN.

;i.rs. W. G. Irwin & Co. have shipped 27,648fKgir, weiring 1,789 tons, to San Fran- -

f jby the Hawaiian steamships Zealandia andptnlia.c

TAR0 FLOUlt FACTORY,Wailuliii, Maui,Facing's Island for Europe.

; win icave iiiia aiicruuuuJliui.

$2 00$3 00.$4 25$5 00

Our $4 00 JERSEYS will be sold forOur $5 00 JERSEYS will be sold for.Our $6 00 JERSEYS will be sold forOur $3 00 JERSEYS will be sold for

--APPLY TO- -

OPERATIONS ON THURSDAY,COMMENCED and are now prepared to supply

-- e steamers Kilauea Hou, Mokolii and Lebuatoe from windward ports.- bnganti ne Consuelo has been moved to

TARO FLOUR In any quantities.J. S. Walker With new and improved machinery and otherapparatus, the present Manager guarantees to2mnic Company's wharf to finish unload- -

'it tPrn i tr t . . . -

supply Taro Flour that will make a better ciassof Poi than ever produced.

All orders to be sent to W. H. CUMMINS,Special Bargains in Ribbons, Hats, Laces

AND BLACK, CREAM AND WHITE BROCADED SILKS.Manager, at the Factory, Wailuku, Maul ; or toED. HOFFSCHLAEG-E- & 00A Commission Merchant.Importers Honolulu, H. I.

W. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents, Honolulu.657ray27tfdw

We offer EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in Odd Lots, RemnantsURATEFUL COMFORTING Waterliouse & Lester, and Odds and Ends. . ''

Supreme Court April Term.IN BANCO BEFORE THE FULL COURT.

Saturday, April 7th.In re Victoria Fortado, petition to de-

clare a marriage null and void. Re-

spondent, Pedro Fernandez's appealfrom decision, March 15th, of Mr. Jus-tice Bickerton, in favor of petition.Counsel agreeing to submit the matterin briefs, the Court orders briefs to befiled in one week, otherwise the appealwill be struck from the calendar. V. V.Ashford for petitioner, Kinney for de-

fendant.H. A. Widemann vs. Ahin. Plaintiff's

motion to have the appeal struck fromthe calendar is argued and taken intoconsideration.

John Perrett vs. Noa Ka-a- a. De-

fendant's exceptions from Octoberterm, 1887. Argument of defendant'scounsel on the matter of striking thecase from the calendar on account of de-

fendant's failing to file exceptions.Heard and taken under advisement. Noappearance for plaintiff, Castle for de-

fendant.Jas. W. Gay vs. Joseph P. Mendonca.

Action of covenant. Plaintiff's exceptionsto decision of Justice Prestion settingaside verdict in favor of plaintiff andgranting a new trial, as also exceptionsof defendant taken during trial of thecase. Argued and submitted. Hartwellfor plaintiff, Hatch for defendant.

In re R. Lishman's application. Mrs.Perry's appeal from Fence Commis-sioners. WT. O. Smith for Commission,C. Brown for appellant.

HEEL.IBJc. J. it'8IMPORTERS OF

WAGON LUMBERAND

CARRIAGE MATERIAL16 to 22 Beale street. San Frantisco. apl9

GRASS SEEDS.B-KAK- FAST.

By a thorough knowledge o. the natural lawshicb govern the operations of digestion and nu-itio- n,

and by a cwreful application of the fine

, nuu nas Deen hauled on thei

'K'-wa- to he cleaned.Waialeale aud Mikahala will sail

f 'J"iioon for Kauai.

r. S0hooner Morris brought 400 bag?om Koolau.Oahu, April lth.t barkentlne Ella has been moved to the- Company's wharf where she is now

sugar.

i"f:M,S-Caroln- e receivej 223 tons of coal

QlT' lark '"hW beenPacific Mail Company's wharf.

tST ,W' Hal1 U du afternoonports.

fer? KaWai,"ni brout 0 bags riceAp.il 9th for the steamship

1-r- Wu ,Jdl-- U ,l)ert Suttom arrived atU ;nlT 'laSt Friday n Diego in

Lh Rar forSn Francisco.

m;!0114 about 2'

irae" Uam;ikua, Hawaii, for

N at Ka'l? John D. Spreckels

Htoa Maui last Week aud winr lfrfS,n Kr

,uorrow wh a cargo of

SAMOAN VIEWS !

By J. D. Strong,nrnnirtiMn well-select- ed cocoa. Mr. Jipps nasprovided oit breakfast tables with a delicately

COCKSFOOT. RYE GRASS, ENGJUST ARRIVED.flavoured beverage wnicu may nave us umiyheavvdoctors bills. It is by the Judicious use of

,.i. .,,MniDa Af Kot that a constitution may be Who accompanied the Hawaiian Embassy.gradually built up until strong enough to resist LISH RED CLOVER, COW

GRASS.every tendency to aisease. uunuima umaladies are floating around us ready to attackwherever there is a weak point. We may escapemanv a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wellfortified with pure blood and a properly nourishedframe." Seearticie in tneuvuneryiceuafeue.

J. J. Williams, Photographer,

1041 Tort Ntreet, Honolulu,Has 'on Sale a Series of

Views of

Samoan Life & Character

ATTENTION OF ALL INTERESTED INTHE the pasture lands of the IslandsIs called to the above valuable seeds, which weoffer for sale in lots to suit purchasers.

We have also on band sample lots of WhiteClover, English Alayke, Timothy, Rib Grass,Crested Dog's Tail, Tall Fescue. Italian RyeGrass and Lucerne seeds, which we offer insmall lots for trial, and will also receive ordersfor quantities of not lesi than half a ton weight,and execute same with dispatch.

WU. G IRWIN & CO

Made simply with boiling water or milk.

Sofd In h'lb. packets by grocers labelled thus

JAMES EPPS & CO.,HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS.

96a-n'2- 5 LONDON; ENGLAND.

Honsehold Hewing: Machines, withlatest improvements and attachments.

JFIand Sewing- - Machines.One Washing: Machine, New.

Musical Instruments. Aristons, Ac-cordeo- ns,

Guitars, "Violins.

Bigfotphones, a new and comical instru-ment, can be. played by anyone.

Guitar and Violin Strings.Velveteen Carpets and Rusts.

Ed HofFschlaeger & Co.

Just --Arrived.

nowiec-iviugauewc- oat

of

??hip Australia, Captain H., Apri, 91h f

And Historical Incidents 'connectedwith the Hawaiian Mission

to Samoa.Police Co art.

NOTICE.4 ' 0 Oatg " 1.UVIOIU

N by M(;arSill'

3

"r,0f Lich 18.5&9 bags weref Wnas o ' ' Irwin & Co; 3,208 bun-h- i

JIT ,rice'15J Lles sugar M. P BOBINSON.8. C. ALLJtK,--o boxes fruits and An Immense Variety and Great Artittlo

merit.ALLEN & ROBINSON,Call and See Them.

Paluedat,-- ?Eg a Crpse- - The

? UiH valued at c,pjt am"c produce

0ttrpeSL;P Ztalau. Captai n R.UtnrdavInbH&ileci for Fran--

riuttba.,., V n t00k avay fro

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.

Monday, April 9th..H. Dobson was fined $50, with ten

days at hard labor, for assault with adeadly weapon, to-wi- t, a baseball club.

A nolle pros, was entered againstCheong, charged with assault and bat-

tery on a girl under 9 years of age.Kamaneo, Kiule, W. Frank, R. Ip-pa- n

and Oscar Schussler forfeited $6,

and W. Cruse $12, for drunkenness.Haleakala was fined $10 and sent on

the reef for one year for larceny.Other cases were continued.

m 9 m

The Australia.The Oceanic Company's steamship

Anatoli; Pant TTnndlette. sailed short--

LEWIS & CO.? ".VJ ' V- - Irwin i Co.; 1,318

T ROBINSON'S WHARF, DEALERSA IN LUMBER and all kinds of BUILDINGMATERIALS, Paiuts, Oils, Nails, etc., etc.

AOKNT FOR BCHOONKKS

KULAMANU.KAUAIKEAOULI,

MOI WAHINE,CATARINA,

LUKA,MART,

LEA HI.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. 80-w- ti

FLENSBURG STOCK BEER, in quartsand pints.

CHAMPAGNES OFJoseph Perrier Fila & Co., in quarts and

pints.Carte d'Argent. Bouzy Mousseaux,

Grand Vin Mousseaux.

.VEUVE AMIOT

Carte d'Argent. Carte Rose.

ACKERMANN LAWRENCECarte Noir.

8, I'uce was valued at

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF

MANILA CIGAES,

Of the Best Assorted Brands in the Market, which

we will sell at Lowest Prices, either InBond or Duty Paid.

Fresh Lots received by every Steamer.

MEE FOiSTG & CO..

Importers aud Dealers In

Groceries, Provisions, Etc.i;m tertir' ."'"glomer.uo,, ot'''" to il rlmrt nle" tak ex- -

Ill FORT STREET,H. E. MoINTYRE & BE0THEE"a uovi tWftfcy V - v.- - r

ly before 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon'.1

a" U-- e ki. t; r,u u,er;. The'at mucll

Ed. Hoffsdilaeo er & Co.KINO AND BETHEL STREETS.

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PACIFICA Remarkable Case.

Under the above heading the "Doncaster Reporter" of July 6, 18S7, pub

METROPOLITAN

Meat Company,lishes the following in its editorial columns :Commercial Our readers may recall the circumstanceof a young clerk, named Arthur Richoid,falling insensible on the Wheatley Lane in

Mdvertislj Untilthis town some time ago, and being pickedup, as he continued perfectly helpless, and

81 UINC? STREET,taken in a cab by two gentlemen to theAdvertisei office of F. W. Fisher, Esq., the solicitorwho employed him. On restoring him toconsciousness it was ascertained that IS THEGr. J. WALLER,he was afflicted with what seemed to be an

STKAfi BOOK AND JOB incurable disease. When he was able tospeak he said he had been to his dinner

MANAGER. Beading J)a ily ArcuspuIH,vand was on his way back to his work,when suddenly his head was in a whirl andhe fell in the street like a man who isknocked down. On coming to his sensesin the solicitor's office he thought whatPRINTING OFFICE

IN THEthis might mean, and feared he was goin

Is prerRi ed to U t kit ds o to have a fit of illness, which we all knowis a very dreadful thing for a poor man WHOLESALE AND KETAILwith a family to care for.

With this in his mind he at once soughtCommercial & Lege I Won the best medical advice, telling the doctors

An Fating House ATIiere Hebrew I-p-l"

til res Congregate --Some Cheap Places.Kocha is a Hebrew word signifying

"clean," and a kocha restaurant is one wherehc Mosaic law regarding the preparation offood is observed to the letter. There are sev-r- al

of these places in Now York, all of themwell patronized, for a strictly orthodox Jewseldom eats elsewhere away from his owntable.

The Dalmonico of the Israelites is Lustig.His restaurant is on Mercer street, in theheart of the dry goods district, and his chefis a German Jew. Herfe at midday thewealthy Hebrews of the vicinity congregatefor luncheon. For forty cents an admirablemeal is served in the German style of cook-ing. It consists of several courses, barleyor chicken soup, boiled beef or Hamburgersteak, with fried jotatoes and sauerkraut,veal cutlet, roast duck or broiled chicken,with salad, and a compote of prunes anilraisins or some delicate pastry. A dish ofthe choicest fruit and a jar of celery standsalways on the table. A small cup of blackcoll'ee completes the meal. No butter isserved with the bread. No milk or milkproduct is allowed in the restaurant, theMosaic law expressly forbidding the eatingof milk and meat in any form at the sametime. For this reason the Jew drinks hiscofTee clear or abstains from it altogether.

At noonday Lustig's is always crowdedwith Hebrews of a distinctively Germantype. A spirit of jollity pervades the place,and for a time all thought of business is castaside. This is especially true on feast days,when, the menu is considerably amplified.On such occasions poultry of all kind isserved; turkeys, ducks, chickens, geese, t nipe,juail, whatever fowl is in season can be hudresh, and cooked deliciously with herbs and

spices. On fast days Lustig's and all thstrictly kocha' restaurants are closed.

On the great east side of the city, in Essex,Norfolk, Ludlow and adjoining streets, thereare many so called kocha restaurants. Theyare kocha, however, only in name, as the ser-vice is filthy and the food scarcely tit to eat.Any one passing through the Jewish quartermay see them. They are mostly small roomsin the cellars or upon the ground floors oftenements, furnished with a few woodentables and chairs, with a bill of fare, printedin Hebrow characters, hanging outside ihedoor. In the windows the shrunken car-casses of geese are allowed to hang untilblackened with exposure.

A substantial meal, such as it is, can bepurchased in any of these places lor fromeight to fifteen cents. A favorite dish herois a fish stew, strongly flavored with garli'?and redolent with odor. A strictly orthodoxHebrew would turn in horror from such res-taurants, for the underlying principle of theMosaic law concerning food is cleanliness.New York Evening Sun.

how he had been attacked. They ques

BUTCH EES -- o-tiqned him, and found that his p resentmalady was exhaustion of the nervousHiving just Received a Complete and New

Assortment ofsystem, resulting from general debility,indigestion and dyspepsia of a chronicnature. This in turn had been caused by FU15LISME1 EVERY MOKAI.confinement to his desk and grief at theloss of dear friends by death. The comingJob Types and Ornament ANPon of this strange disease, as described byMr. Rich old, must be of interest both to -- O-

sick and well. He had noticed for severalyears previously, in fact, that his eyes andOf rlip Latest Stvk-f.'fm- the n rpt Cel Navy Contractors.

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face began to have a yellow look; therewas a sticky and unpleasant slime on thegums and teeth in the morning; the mtongue coated ; and the bowels so boundand costive that it induced that most painful and troublesome ailment the piles :o;- -

Ckm tracts. He says there was some pain in the sidesand back and a sense of fullness on tberight side, as though the liver were enlarg

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OPEBATINGing, which proved to be a terrible fact

Leases, The secretions from the kidneys would bescanty and high-colore- di with a kind ofgritty or sandy deposit after standing.

These things had troubled Mr. Richold along time, and after his fall in the streethe clearly perceived that his fit of giddi-ness was nothing more than a sign of thesteady and deadly advance of the com

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If you take a severe cold, and arethreatened with a fever, with pains inthe head, back, and limbs, one or twodoses of Seigel's Operating Pills willbreak up the cold and prevent the fever.

A coated tongue, with a brackishtaste, is caused by foul matter in thestomach. A few doses of Seigel'sOperating Pills will cleanse the stom-ach, remove the bad taste, and restorethe appetite, and with it bring goodhealth.

Oftentimes disease, or partially de

pepsia. His story of how he went fromone physician to another in search of acure that his wife and little ones mightnot come to want is very patiietic andtouching. Finally he became too ill tokeep his situation and had to give it up.This was a sad calamity. He was appalledto think of how he should be able to live.But God raised up friends who helped tokeep the wolf from the door. He thenwent to the seaside at Walton e,

hut neither the change, nor the physicianswho treated him there, did any good. Allbeing without avail he visited London,with a sort of vague hope that some ad-

vantage might happen to him intlie me-tropolis. This was in October, 1885.

How wonderful, indeed, are the ways ofProvidence, which dashes down our high-est hopes and then helps us when we leastexpect it.

While in London, he stated his conditionto a friend, who strongly advised him totry a medicine which he called Mother.Seigel's Curative Syrup, saying it was gen-uine and honest, and often cured wheneverthing else had failed. He bought abottle of a chemist in Pimlico, and beganusing it according to the directions. Hedid this without any faith or hope, andthe public may, therefore, judge of hissurprise and pleasure when after taking afew doses he felt grett relief. He could eatbetter, liis food distressed him less, thesymptoms we have named abated, thedark spots which had floated before hieyes like smuts of soot gradually disap-peared, and his strength increased. Beforethis time his knees would knock togetherwhenever he tried to walk. So encouragedwas he now that he kept on using MotherSeigel's Curative Syrup until it ended incompletely curing him.

In speaking of his wonderful recoveryMr. Richold says it made him think ofpoor Robinson Crusoe, and his deliver-ance from captivity on his island in thesea; and added, "But for Mother SeigelVCurative Syrup the grass would now begrowing over my grave."

Our readers can rest assured of the stricttruth of all the statements in this most re-

markable case, as Mr. Richold (now resid-ing at Swiss Cottage, Walton-on-the-Naze- ,)

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Meal Clieclts,

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nd in fact everything which a tfrst-cla- ss

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An Irreligious Mussulman.Osman's chief characteristic is a reel; less

disregard for the conventionalities of sociallife and religion; he never seems to totherhimself about either washing his person orsaying his prayers. Somewhere. rot faraway, every evening the faithful are sum-moned to prayer by a muezzin with the mostmusical and pathetic voice I have heard inall Islam. The voice of this muezzin calling"Allah-il-A-l-l-a-- h" as it comes floating overthe houses and gardens in the calm silence ofthe summer evenings is wonderfully im-pressive.

From the pulpits of all Christendom I haveyet to hear an utteranco so full of pathosand supplication or that carries with it thoimpressions of such deep sincerity as the

"Allah-il-A-l-l-a-- h" of this Afghan muezzmin the Herat valley. It is a supplication tothe throne of grace that rings in my parseven as I write months after, and it touchestho heart of every Afghan within hearingand taps the fountain of their pietymagic. It calls forth responsive prayers andpious sighings from everybody around mybungalow everybody but Osman. Osnvmcan scarcely be called imperturbable, for hhas his daily and hourly moods and is ofvarying temper, but he carries himself al-

ways as though conscious of being an outcastwhom nothing can either elevate or detile.When his fellow Mussulmans are piouslyprostrating themselves ami uttering religioussighs sincere as fanaticism can make themOsman is either curied up benea cb a pome-granate bush asleep, feeding the horse or at-

tending to the peewit. Thomas Stevens inOuting.

Tobacco in Venezuela.An impression seems to prevail abroad that

the ladies of Venezuela, being direct descend-ants of the Spaniards, are great smokers. Ihave made particular inquiries, but havefound the contrary to be the case. How couldit be different ? The caraquennas show suchexcellent taste and so much refinement thatthey could not possibly stoop to such vices.It seems, however, that certain elderly ladiesoccasionally enjoy a good cigar when amongthemselves, but never in the society of gentle-men. Probably they would indulge in it alittle more if cigars and tobacco weiv betterin Venezuela. But there are no good cigarsto be had.

The native tobacco, although grow?i inlarge quantity, is far below the average, andHavana cigars are very exiensive. Of ciga-rettes, American or Turkish are almost un-known, and but those of Havana moke ereused!. Among the women of the lower classescigarette smoking is far more common, andwomen of a certain, or, to express it moreplainly, of an uncertain, age indulge a greatdeal in cigar smoking. A curious and verygeneral habit among them is smoking cigarsinverted, with the burning end inside thymouth. I have seen tjiis frequently in theWest India Islands, at Curacao, and o rnongthe women of Venezuela, but I never r.ouVedmen indulging in this risky practice. Theysay cigars taste much better if smoked in thisway, but I must leave it to the readers to'.o--

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cayed food, causes sickness, nausea anddiarrhoea. If the bowels are cleansed

JOHN W. A KAN A

Employment Office,Makai side of Hotel and Ewa side of Smith

street at the corner.

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Seigel's Operating Pills preventill-effe- cts from excess in eating or drink-ing. A good dose at bedtime renders aperson fit for business in the morning.

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