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THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO Limited
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EDI TOE itAX AG ErA T ATKINSON ROBERT CRIEVE
Office fimttlr lmUiugMenkmtSUvpflinrt
When tho Sea elves np Her dead-
I sin looking back tbroaftu to days and weeksThat lie in The ehadoayland of yon
An awaiting rlrit eUreaad eiakrViit- - pint of dead years gone beta
Neaks anlh a atwu of monriifol etitaaIn a voice that carrM ike eoaad ofteare
And Ucbtlor mie taaetr in t pasalaaate eyeall open the Ami of the borlej real
Th- - ind la atoortas an from tbe marMTbe etar are btnloj down on Ore Ma
llel the Mind In bleak and the tbral 1 coldAnd ih oil j of iln tbey spek to we
I or the wind once toyed with a attlca leesAad the fta one ebonc oa a ablntlr face
And bow can a fatlbfal toreerow4eosOr a new lore lake the old loves place
Tbi rot I vwirlinc up to my feetMneinc He monody toft abd bn
Hat the sons of the sea Is deadly eareetFor I mind how It ilea me year ac
e had been parted I and theWilli many a hundred mile between
And now she coming acre the seaJlt Ibe sky wan bine and the mree wmiiaea
l mains- - and yet bc never camealpelinr and yet we met no more
Mt heard me not when I called her noaaeTlioojrh the dead atlcat hare heat me on thai
ehon
mi liri tbotfsh ayeje bat dreary see1 htc is hope in my notb way where I tread
That over the tea tbe wilt tell to meIn the day when Ihaaeaetiec p her dead
TAe trpwy
Miacellancoxis
London has 120000 foreignersAn eighty ton gun costs X100T3
Sow York State lias 11000 hotelsThere are 10000 jiolicomen in LondonTliwo ara 01000 lawyers tho United
StateSeveral jails in UioSoalh aro williout
occupantsKnssins last war with TnrLov cost her
iiltontS00000000A new Ohio law provides scats for girls
emiiloyed iusiorotsJlinto bteel is the Miry latest for can-
nons¬
being extremely toughThere are more than 2500 lady phy
Mcinns in the United StatesThere have been nine wars in Uuropo
within tho last thirty yearsZinc tombstones are tho latest novelty
They arc cheap and durableThe aluoof all thoKold in tho world
is estimated at SG000000000Soineliody has discovered that tho Old
Testament has 2725110 wordsTwenty five years comjileto tho round
of a well carod for canarys careerTho eating of horse flesh is becoming
more extensively practiced by ParisiansThe value of wood used annually in
coopcrago in the United States is 33711770
Tho entire literatnro of Abyssinnia it iseaid does not includo more than 100 vol-
umes¬
There aro G2332o Odd Fellows in GreatBritain anincreaso of 3S3i during thelast year
Tho healing power of earthquakes is awibjecl for discussion in tho Spanish inedical iiress
Yoc may tako tho greatest trouble andby turning it around find joys on thoother side
Smoking dnring service is said to bocustomary in some of the rural chnrchesof Holland
There aro over thirty Mormon churchesm Colorado sixty in Indiana and aboutseventy in Arizona
Tho number of mules attached to thohearse denotes tho respectability of a fu-neral
¬
at Itio JaneiroMake people happy and there will not
lie half the quarreling or a tenth part oftho wickedness there is
Citron raising is receiving attention inFlorida Tlio fruit pickled in brine isworth S150 a ton in London
Joe Veri living near Iclaluma Cnladied lately from glanders the disease 1
mg contracted from a glandered horse1L 31 S Myrmidon has been commis-
sioned¬
to proceed direct to Australia tocarry on surveying operations for the Imjierial Government The Myrmidon sailstliis month May
The railroads of India have zenana carsfor the use of native women Lady mis-
sionaries hate tho keys of tho cars andtravel with them improving thoopportnnity of teaching them tho Gospel
A telegram from Brussels states thatKing Leopold has formally notified hisacceptance of the title of Sovereign of theCongo Stales comprising the territoriesof the AVesttrn Africa Association
Thonumbjr of medical colleges in thoUnited States and Canada is stated to be130 Of medical students thcro arc12000 of whom 10000 are regulars1200 aro homoeopaths 730 eccletics and50 physio medicals
If tho paternal ancestor of your bethrothod enters tho parlor at 2 am witha doublobarreled shot gun retire politoly It is not necessary in this case to beformal in making your adiens All formality may bo postponed on account oftho weather
1ius DL never left his palace after theentry of tho Koyal troops into tho HolyCity and Loo X1XL has followed his predecessors example For fourteen yearsthe quaint Papal equipage of white mulesand rod halberdiers has never once beenseen in the streets of Koine
A lawyer walked down tho streets thoother day with his arm taxed tohold a lot of law books Why I thoughtyou carried all thatbtuffin your headobserted a citizen I do replied theyoung lawyer with a knowing wink
these are for tho Judge of the DistrictCourt
Xcw York city has in her schools anaterago daily attendance of 129545 pupilsand the whole nunilier of teachers employ-ed
¬
including principals was 3152 Aregulation has just been adopted by theBoard of Education of that city forbiddingtho employment of married teachers intho sbools
The effects of inhalation of fumes ofstrong ammonia on tho system aro deaf-ness
¬
and catarrh In some instances thetroubles aro very serious indeed It willinduce lung disease if there i any tendoncy to weakness of tho lungs The mostvaluable remedy is to inhalo tho fumes ofbtrong glacial acetic acidwhich reacts uponthe alkali ammonia
Tho celebrated Lnglish physiologistDr Carpenter nas proposou a suosianually new version of the germ theory ofdiseases Ho belioves from observationsbased upon tho mutability of bacille thatthe same germs may produce different con-
stitutions a theory that is corroboratedis not confirmed by recent observationswhich show that tho bacteria of typhoidfever and malaria aro of tho same descrip-
tionHelen of Troy was over 40 when that
famous elopement took xlaee-- Ten yearsafter when the fortunes of war restoredher to jlenolaus he received her with love
and gratitude Cleopatra was past 30
when she made tho conquest of Antonyand Diana deJPoicticrs at36 and for manyyears afterward was considered the mostbeautiful woman at the court of Henry Hof France Xinon de lFncios received a
declaration of love on her SSth birthday
Tho Uriel Till and Metal Jietiar reportsa new use of class for shingles It isclaimed that glass roofing is at once bet-
ter more durable and cheaper than slateThe glass is usually opaque but may betranslucent or clear as desired The ex-
posed¬
parts of the shingles aro corrugat-
ed¬
The shingles lap at the- sides areclosclv interlocked and ono rivet suffices
for a pair of shingles It takes but 150
of these shingles 8 by 12 inches to cover
a square of 100 square feet the waste isso small whereas of slates of tho samesize 300 aro required
Poor German tutor Know you what Ido when I hunger have Then draw Iat home onmvslalo with chalk a whitesausage When I right severe hungerhave draw Ttwo Then dnnk Ioncofrom my mug of boor eat a piece breadand rub from Uio sausage on the slato apiece away Then dnnk I again oatagain a pieco of bread and rub again fromtho slate a pieco sansaire away till thelast jnorsel away is So picture I myself
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VOL XK No 211 HONOLULU WED3STErlY MAY 27 1885 - WHOLE No 10113
in I have the sausago really oaten Be-hold yon it is all only imagination on thoworld
There arc ssys tho Atturican Maduiutt29227 locomotives of all kinds belongingto the railroads of North AmoriiM accord-ing
¬
to tho most reliablo official figuresReckoning the lifo of a locomothe attwenty five years it ought to require thoconstruction of 1100 locomotives annuallyto maintain the stock of engines A greatmany locomotives kept on tho motiveiiower list are doubtless ont or servicebut making all free allowance for this thefigures indicate that in the last year thorenewals of locomotives have been far bolow tho necessary requirements Many oftho engines built do not represent main ¬
tenance of stock but arc called for by newroads and extensions
And dont yon skate little girl hoasked as he sat down beside her Ohno sir But you can learn I guessI coiild but I dont want to And yoncome hero just to watch tho skaters
Oh no I come to watch 3Irs- - It Whosshe Shes papas second wife- - Hodont want her to come but she will doit And why do you watch her
Well papa wanted her to promise thatshe wouldnt lean on any body when shewas skating with cm that she wouldntflirt when she was resting but shewouldnt promise and so I came to watchher Tho short marks are when slib Ioausand those long ones when sho flirts Andyon show them to your father Yesand he dates them and puts them awayand by and by holl have enough to get adivorce on and rcarry somebody whocant kate
AVInicexpcrintenlinsawl studYinxtlic tiurclior the Frcncli snMiors Mr Marcy ln deniotistrBlwI that low liecls have a fnoralle influ-
ence¬
on Uio pace which a person walk- - amithat tin rytlim of tho step lias an importantiiiflaencc on Uio apcetl The nthm was stud-ied
¬
li means T an electric liell actuated by apcmlnlnm of variable length to enable the sub ¬
ject to keep exact time and tho distance trav-eled
¬
was record oil on the odorapli by electricsignals sent alons a wire every fitly meterstraversed It was thtn found that tho lengthof the step increases until sixty five steps jicrminute are taken it then increases until seven ¬
ty -- five and afterward decreases as a higherr tlm is roached Tho speed of travel increaseswith tho acceleration of the rythm up tocijliUi five steps per minute and decreases athigher rvihms
Business Ccttiis
r x aiaiisAuctioneer and Commission Merchant1031 tjnein Street Honolulu ly
A s itno A CorarocTESs aad deue in
Grouornl 2oxrG2xixxclxso1009 Comer Queen and Kaahurjum Streets j
ii t jiciA rvii v ukotiiicGROCERY TEED STORE and BAKERY
l orncr King aud Fort Street IIouolulu1013 ly
W- - K CASTLEATTOIUVBIT AT XQ W
and Xoiary jnblir Attend all lac Cuurt of tbeItrly Kingdom ly
i itn iscitiAiii vUirOEIES AKD COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1017 IlonoluluOatauil I 1
EDWARD PRESTONAttorney and Counsellor at Law
ly 9 Kaalium nu Street llonolnln lirjTi
jonrx r it atcuisoum1HP0BTER AND DEALEH IK GENEKAL
HESCHaKDISE1UE1 QueenStrcetIIonululuil I Ir
JNO A IIASSnGERAgent to talto Aclmo trlcdcmcnts to Con
tracts for Ealiorltfc Interior Office lion lulu ly
S M CARTERAgent to take Acknowledgments to Con-
tracts¬
for Xiboronlee ni ill E C Kililjournc Co- - corn r of KuLu
maun and tjneen ticct Ilonolnlu 11 I 1011 lyW NOCTON Q E XOUTON
Store drove Ranch riantatlon Dealers n Choice roeerie ana ITouston sua ueneral 3lcrcuauaie
lfcc ly
ion n IAivK0TAKT PUBLIC aad COKMSSIOJiEF of DEEDS
For the Slate of California and New oik Office attie IlanL of Eifhop A Co Honolulu 1041 ly
3AWTTTTOIJ HOTEIiJAn us iitiiiii i iiiiiihieCORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL STREETS HONOLULU
The bet Ae Wine and Liquor constantly on handlire Lncry stable attacueu loine tioici iv
iiiiii i jticiirtM oaATT0EHEY AKD C0UKSEL0E AT LATA
W ill attend th Tent of Court on tin other lIandlonr to lend on lonrugc of Freehold CS OFFlcE
No 2L Mirchant St -- door from Dr SlanunaldVXZ 3m
EMPIRE HOUSEJ IfLDS Iropnilor
irmu xiiiaM AMiitrit sritinrrsCHOICE ALES WINES AND LIQUORS
iV 3 tT1 31 WllllSKY 31 t t 1 S
Dental Eooms on Port StreetOOlie in Ilrew cr IHcl corner Hotel and Fort trtctiii J Lnlrancc iioici oirct i
J U KAWAINUIAgent to tako Aclsnowlcdgments to Labor
ContractsFor the Dislrul of Kona Ofhce Mcrchsnt fetrt aoppoelte Sailors Home
cLava srftEcHBL
102 uWKuinwr
ivii ti iitvir a roScgtr Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu li I iwiW A Kiuit A P IsTin os
KINNEY PETERSONATTO H TTIStZ Si JV TC Ij JVTV
OFFICE So 15 KAAlirJIANV STREET1108 Honolulu II J ly
HOLLISTER CODrugrgists Tobacconists
WHOLESALE AXD RETAILSUNuuanu Strccl X cor Fort A Merchant St 1033
L A THURSTONATTORNEY AT LAW1M9 No 33 Merchant SI Honolulu II 1 tf
M S GRLNBAUM COiMrorrrens or
General Merchandise and Commission MerltsS chants HonolnlnH I IT
M S GRINBAUM COCommission Merchants
No 124 California St-- San Francisco CalIQia ly
MRS Dr N B EMERSON
LADIES AND CHILDRENS PHYSICIANOffict and Residence Corutr of Fort and
KaLni streetsUrTlCEHOlIlS rJ0tolI30 X ls toSr Jt
lo i TELEPHONE I49 EJ
f AlOAGImporter Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in General MerchandiseAmi China Good in the Flie pioof Store corner Kinj
ltta and Nunano Street ly
eVsJcunhaIltftoil CVTixxo Doaloi--
UNION SALOONIn tin rear of the Hawaiian Gazette building1VII No a Merchant Street- - ly
A W PEIRCE COSHIP CHANDLERS COMMISSION MEECHAKTS
auexts ronUcaads Usn and Comh LsnceTT Terry Darls Tain Killer
lew No 40 tjaeen SU Honolulu iyWILLIAM ATTLD
Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con-tracts
¬
for LaborIn the District of Kona Islandof Oahuat the Office ofthe Honolulu Water Works foot of Nuuanu street
MB ljcrcn uitoiv- -
AIIORIfEY AKD C0TJKSELI0E AT LAWNOTARV rt BLIC
And Airnt foraldns AcLnootedgMent of Instrumentsfor the Island of Oahu
10IT Campbell Dloclc Merchant St Honolulu ly
W AUSTIN WHITINGAttorney and Counsellor At Law
AnLto UVc AcVtiowledrejnents oT Instruments forthe Island of Oahu
J03S No OKaahnmann Street Iloootola lyrj av-- ciicna
Commission MrnlMUt aud General Dealerin Dry Goods Oroceries Hardware stationery
Patent Medicine Ferf umeryasdGlassware
iaa WAILPKC MACI ly
ex coosihost urwiaaliwibm a cooke
Successors lo Lcwees Dicssoir
IMOEXERS DEA1ERS IK ITJMBKKAnd all Unds of BuUdinj Material
Fort street mi if Ilonolnlu
D H HITCHCOCKAttorney at Law and Notary- Pntlic
Has opened n OSce inilo whereste will promrtlyattend to all business entrusted to him
Will attend M the Terms ol she Circuit Court andill also attend the Local Circuit Courts in KauJOSS SUBTETISG DOSE PKOJttTLT ly
Buaiiifss Cnrts illttljJuitiU tTarlis H iUcclauicnl Carts 3iistirantc ypticts
I3ISSOF cfc COBANKERS
IIOXOInC I IIA1VAIIAXISIAMJSDRAW EXCHANGE ON
IHHBJUK OF CALIFORNIA SUN FRANCISCO
sr Tnctn 1GEXTS IV
rT Vnrknitou Inrii
KtSSRS R M ROTHSCHILD 1 SOUS LONDON
FIUKFOKT-OX-THE-MAI-
The ConmorcUI SanVIni Co of Sydney LondonThe Cctnmercial BanLinj Co of Sidney Sydney
Tho Hank of ew Zealand Auckland and tuIranches in Christchurch Danedln and Welllnston
The Haul of XSritlsh Colomblilortlnil OresonThe Azorc aod Madeira Island
Stockholm SnedenThe Chartered Hank of London Anetralla and China
Ilonjrkong Yokohama JapanAndtranactaGeueralBankineBuines 1013 ly
A ROSAATTORNEY iT UW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Ojfiet iritk the Aitornev General AJiiotatti Halt1035 llmiHlii 11 1 ly
II HACIilIXIl COGEKEBAL C OHHISSIO KAOEHTS
1I Queen Street Honolulu II I ly
i a sciiAiriK nc toImporters Commission Merchants
u Honolulu Hawaiian Island ly
iaim A COCOMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Importer of andDealears In Hay Grain and1055 Gersenvrroducc Honolulu 11 1 ly
L A THDRSTONStock and Real Estate Broker0t No J9 Merchant St Honolulu 11 1 tf
ERANCIS M HATCH
Attornoy ot Xininrlorj No 11 Kaahnmann Street lyr
--viiiik v coComer of Fort and Cucen Steel Honolulu
nmher Faisti Oils Nails Salt and Buildingluaa ly JIa Urialsof every kind
K W McCHESNEY SONDEALERS IN
Leather Hides TallowAXD
COMHIXS5I01V MBItCITAjrTSAGENTS FOR
Royal Soap CoxrjLjoy- -
lfrS No I J jo en St Honolulu II I ty
C HDSTACEFormerly with II F Holies Co
Wholesale and Retail Grocer111 Kins Street nnder Harmony Hall
Family Plantation and Ship Stores supplied atshort notice New Goods by every tcamcr OrderTom the other island faithfully executed
re-- TjtLEnioxE xo no ion ly
S J LEVEY CO
Wholesale and Retail CroccsFOltT STKEET Honolulu II I
Fresh Groceries and Provisions of all kind on bandand received regularly from Europe and Americanwhich will be sold at the lowest market rate
Good deli crcd to all part of the city free of charee1ST lsiand orders roiicited and prompt attention
will be given to the same 1U3I ly
E P ADAMSNo IG Qnccn Street Honolulu II I
STOCK REAL ESTATE BROKERxexsek or THE
HoNourix STOCK iioxb ExcuakocStocks and Bonds of nil kinds Bonglit nnd
Sold on CommissionKf Tel phone No 72 IDS ly
C BREWER COMPANYLIMITED
citcril Mercantile CoiiimiitQUEEN STREET HONOLULU
uT or orncrrs1 C JONEsJB ITetldenIJOSEPH O CAKTEIi TrcasurernIIENIIV MAY
OIBECTOBS
Hon UIAS I BISIlor Hon II A I1013 I v
THE WESTERN HAWAI
INVESTMENT COMIiXlUZTllS
Money Loaned for Long or Short
ON APPROVED SECUKnJ- - Apply to W L GR1
OFFICE Bcavsr Cloch Tort ilrectIYONS LEVEY i
AUCTIONEERS GENL COMMISSION DIE
Heater Clock Qnecn Street HonoluSALE OF FCRNITUHE STOCK KEAE
and Oeniral Merchandise projicrly attent
Sole Agents lor American and Ki10Xi MERCHANDISE
J E WISEMANReal Estate B roller S Employment 3
Ilfnt Koomp CotU Ilonset and fell atIleal EtUte in aU parts o the Ktodomracut found for tboc tctMni work in all tbbraiiclicif of batine connected with theseXsT SBLesalDocamcnis drawn UllIsC
IlooLt and Accoonts Kfpt and general office w oactfd Patronage pollened Com nil si Ions moi
Honolulu II I
TXIIIO Ii ikvviis X CeLate Jasion Gheex Co
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCH
AND AGENTS TOB
MojdBud the Liverpool UnderwritersUriiib and Fortipn Marine Insurance ComiAnd Northern Assurance Company W
U 3ivivitiAi v coIHPOUTEBS AKD COMMISSION HEECH
BEAVEIt BLOCK
Corner ol Fort and Queen Mrcets Honolulu I
acests ronTlie llapow and Honolulu Line ofJohn Hay Cog LiveriOot and London Tack1UC liailpn 1 lauiaiiun auiThe fepencer IMantatlon Illlollakalau llantatlon IllloM irrlecs Tail ateon huar MachineryThe Tuuloa bheep ltanch Company
Importers
1acletsi
iiy iia IHCON
ot uenerai iiiefcnaiiLFHOM
FJiAXCE ENGLAX1 GE11MA i A
UNITED STATESNo 5e Queen Street - Honolulnil
iiviiva linosWHOLESALE GROCER
S16andS18 Calif ornla StreetS A rHAIUIaCO I
Cj7 liirticnlar attention paid tonllinsandehlppIsland arderi 1WJU
JAMCS 31 IIOSAIIKAT fAttorney and Counsellor at LawfSpecial attention paid to the negotiation of LoanJ Convejancinj and all matters appertalninjrtoltca
EstateNotary Pallid and Commlasloner of Seeds
For the States of California and 2Ccw Yorkfar Office Ko 2Mcrcbant St Honolulu II I
1UJ ly
JAMES BRODIE
VETERINARY SURGjCon MILLEK AXI BEItETAXIA ST
OBieIlonr froraTtoS Uto2 Jlo6 IcevBoxXSX Telephone SI
rOrdera may be left at the TaatLeon Stable
ICO ly a
I O IIAII V rLIMITED
IMFOEIZES AMI DEALEES IK HAEDVrions Paints Oils and General Merchandise
OFFICE US
WmAV Hall President and MaiLC Abies tsccclary and TreaWm f Allen AuditorThos May and E O White Directors
ly 101a Corner Fort andKlngStf
THOS i TIIK v M
ixrotmxa akd aisrwatWKaSTATIOKEE KEWS A0E5T B00K BIKDEE AKD
PAPER BULEBMerchant M Campbells Block A Fort St near Hotel
Honolulu Oahu II I
Also Pablishcjof the Hawaiian Almanacand Annualand Hawaiian Directory and Calendar Ac
Th MerchanlelreetSlore The Fort street Store willwiibedToted to General embrace Fine stationeryStationery Blank Books Books Artists Materials
we and Binding Depart IToysand Fancy Goodsinenta ItH ly
X CASTLE AIHIBTOXcastm v tjooiiiSHIPPIH0 AKD C0MMISSI0K MEECHaUTS
IMPOBTEIIS ASD
Dealers In Coneral MerchandiseXo SO Kins Street Honolulu II 1
AGESTS FOBThe Kobala Sugar Co H Halstead or WalaluaThellaikitfurarCoThe Alexanders Bald
win PlantationsUamakaa Plantation
The Hitchcock Co
PlantationA II- - Mnlth Co Ho--
loa KauaiJ MAIexanderUalku
ManiIUnutlon
The Union Insurance- Company of San FranciscoThe TJew England Life Insurance Company of BostonThe Blake Manufacturing Co of BostonD M Westoua Patent Centrifugal MachinesrheXew Tork and Honolulu Packet LineThe Merchants Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr Jayner A Sona Celebrated MedicineWilcox A iibbe Sinper Manufactaring Company andIMS Wheeler Wilsoua Sewlue Machines It
DR S ERNEST CRADDOCK
vLate Scholar and rnzmaa Clinical Sortry andMrdicine Kins Collf e Londoa
PHYSICIAH SURGEON12i Tori Street Honolulu
Office Hours 9 12 am 2 5 pm 7 8 pmi7Sm
ed c rowe --ffK TELEPHOKE 55Honso and Slim Painter Paper Hanger So m
1014 ly No 107 King Slrert llonolnln -
JOHN NOTTImporter nnd Dcnlcr in Stoves Rangessletals House Fnrnlsbins Goods Crockery Glas and
China Ware Practical Mechanic Honolulu II IKIM It
MRS A M MELLISF iOilonnLlo Drcii and Cloak Maker
101 Fort street Ilocoluln II I1011 ly
J M OAT a CO SAILMAKERSLoll In A F Cookes New Flre 1roof Eulldin fool
of Nunann streetllonolnln II I
53 Flacs of ai descriptions made and repaired
PIONEER STEAMCandy Manufactory and Bakery
Practical Confectioner Paltry Cook and Baker1033 71 Hotel gtred between Nunann and Fort 2 ly
J EMMELTJTH CO7o 5 Xnuanu Street
TinsmlUss and PInmbors Bealers In Stovesnanres Tin Shei t Iron and Copper Ware kcepconstantly on hand a full assortment of Tinware Galran- -
Ised Iron and Lead IIpe India Kubbcr Hose 4c 4e1055 ly
i vn-i-iAJ-
IHP0ETEB MAHUFACIDEEE UPH0LSTEBEBAND DEALER IN
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Furnituru Ware Itooms No CI Tort St Work ShopjUtth old sUnd on Hotel Street Jf
Orders from the other ltsnds ptomptly tttendedfo1013 ly
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO
e pi STCAJI UMIIXKS SCCiAH 31IIIS2lj Hollers Coolers Iron Erajs and LeadCastlnc
Machinery of Evory DescriptionS-- Male to Order Sa
Particular attention paid to Ship BlacksmithingAS JOII lTORKeiecolcdonlhehiirtetnotlce IICI ly
NF BURGESS
Shop on Kins street opposite HosesitimMephrn on all kinds of buildings When re- -
V ind Office and Store filled np In the latest Eastcr ttTl- - Itcpalrinj of cery description done In
tte bet possible manner and at reasonable rates10J ly
BROWN PH LIP
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS
GASFITTERS AND COPPERSMIT
No 71 Km Mre t Honolulu II I
House and Ship Job W -
tST IlIOMITLY ATTENDED TO uBath Tubs Vatcr Closets Wash
And all Kinds Plumbing Good
loia ALWAYS ON HANI
NO 10S IOIIT STItKirr
Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS o
1VOKK 1INIalIEI IN
WatcrColors CrayonIndia Inlc or Oil
Photo f
XTItc Onlv in li tijL
ynatf
SS
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si
fJ f-- 11
a IWC
JAifrom flrstlass rnanuY d will be added to from
Is Balkee
iard TablesoIUbmeQl where Iotcthurtldpjite UBS
n FranciscoISU THEr
apers on FileFFICE OF THE
ercliantcar Paper Iens InK iJirectoric and information on
handC It BUCKXAND
Editor ct Proprietorl W S T Merchant
HAWAIIAN SOAP W0EKS
GREY CO g3gige3IaDuracturr and Dealers In
ALL KINDS OF SOAPSLelco llnc Street lkonolnln
Beef Mutton and Goat Tallow u anted Orders left aHolies Coe Qnera Street will meet with prompt alttention HP ly
JliTnOPOIjITA3l 3IAKKET
CWALLER ProprietorXvlitg Street Honolulu
Choicest Meata from Finest Herds
Ridge HouseSOUTH KONA HAWAII
rpiIE UXIJEIISIGNKD REGS TOJL intorm tie mblic that hla wellinown House Ifnated two miles from Kealakekua Bay at an derationof 1100 feet la aain readr to recelrr rieHors
Hirsea will be Trade at the landing for thoc whoorder them DAT1I llOLSE in connection with theeetablisLmrnt
2T3ofxi ca 7 por XT7oolsluct Em A A TODD
Stamped EnvelopesTltE IKXOinATIOKS OF01 4 and lo Cents caibe purchased at the
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JLANING MILLALAKE V NEAIt QIXF N STREET
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Turning Scrol and Band SawingA II HINDS Of
Planing and SawingMorticing and Tenanting
ORDEltS PllOMlTLY ATTENDED TOAmi Worlt Ijiinrnutccil
ner Orders from the other Islands solicitedHonoIulnJIay3lS81 ion lyr
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ablets Hurblo MantelsWashstand Tops and
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ills mill IlenilMono Clcnnnl mnl
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W E ROWELL Honolulumil lj Sole Acnt Hawaiian Ielandf
TELEPHONE No 65
ISAAC IyIOOREin tiuiiamj sruii7r imi
OID IjIC3rin IIODSB ETOIU1CHOICEST SELECTION OF
FANCY CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONSCream Opera taramcK Marsb mallovrf Sogared
Almond AIJ Contour Citron Jelly Jc tiaatcaseMIccp ltwe and Lemon Unm lrop C C Nonpar elandIlrHllantConTerfaUonLonffenMlntLfrtensri
Spiced Chocolate Chocoute Crnma and
Fancy and Plain Mixed CandlesAlso SUTb Iecarjf S S Almoafi Draiili
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lOVJ FAMIXV GUOCEBIES jrJ
Mr L B KERRHAS
JUST RETURNED
From Great BritainAnd will soon open with a
SELECTION of GOODSs citable ron
GENTLEMENS WEAREMBRACISb THE
Latest StylesAnd Purchased by Himself
100 in PersonICNOWLES
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS
HAVE JUSTTirEUXJJEKSIGNKD Boston a fall as- -
BorunCBf icezc cejeoiaieo iiimpi nuicu aicteed lobe cheaper and tetter than an other style ofpnmp imported We call the attention or piantan pardcuhulTtolheYacrmmrcmp which U lesa eompM
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Boston Board of UnderwritersA QEKTS for the IIirallata lalnmteJ ICTil ly C DHEWER t CO
riilladclpbla Board of Indenrrilrrsfor the Hawaiian taUnrlaAGENTS CDIlSWEItJiCO
r a soiiirninoartlof Undern rlterftAcent of Drct den Board of TJnderwriterfAsent of Vienna Board of Undervrltera
ClalmsapilnptlniuranceCoinpanleflwItliln tho jsritdlction of the aboye Boards ot Undenerttrra will haroto be certified to by Iheabore Agent to make themralid ion ly
Insuranco NoticeAOEST FUR TIIK IIItlTIMI ForTI1K Marine Insurance Uorapny limited ban
receired in tractions to Iteilnee the Rntet of Inanrance between Honolulu and Porta in the 1aclBe aatl now prepared to Utue Tollei a at the loweel ratewith a epeeial reduction on fr tehl per teamera
TIIEO II DAVIES103 Sly AscntBrlt For Mar hi Co Limited
- iivtiiiinii- - iiRKnrmriEE INSURANCE COMPANY
CMlKIlSIUNrn IIATIXtl llirN Ap ¬THE Asenla of the abore Company are Preto lnture rtsks aalntt Are on Stone and llrlek
landing and on 31 rrehaulle atored therein onthe mofttfaroraole term For partlenlar apply at theomceof Willy F A SCHAEFEU CO
HAiYIBURC IYJACDEBURC
PISE INSUEANCE COMPANYOF nAMBUHO
liiLmM HEnciiA5inisKFEnsi- -1JTUSB and Machrnary Inftred alnt Plro mt themost faronble terma
A J ArfiKi A nt for the Hawaiian llandIU IT
ORIENTInsuraaoo Company
OF HARTTORD COOTfECTICPT
cash Assets jahuirt misu si4ii894iTakes rlshs against Loss or Hamaro r Fire on
ltuildinirs Merchandise Machinery and Furniture onfarorihle terms A JAEOER
lOoo Acent for Hawaiian Islands
WASHINGTONFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BOSTON MASSACHUSETTSCajhAsseU January 1st 18S4 - - 3159333034
Takes Illslca against Loss or Damage by Flte onHuildlnss Merchandise Machinery and Furnltnra onrarorahle terms A JAEGER
JUG Asent for Hawaiian Islands
The City ofLondon Tire In-surance
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Co LimitedCAPITAL t 810000000
UiTAIIMSIIMI AN AIIKMnr ATHAVIMi for tho Hawaiian Islands the undersigned is prepared to accept rlsLa aeainst lire on DnlldlussrMcrchandise Furniture Machinery on the mostfarorablc termsLosses 1roinptly AdjnHtcdantllafalilellcrc
r o iiEiUiilau ly Aent for tha Hawaiian Islands
pCFlJNOOH ENGLAND
l mmmiimg5OOOiOOOA JAECER Agent for the Hawn Is
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE
INSURANCE COAssets 31101000
Claims Paid 88714000rvrAitiiHiui ax auikcy ix
llonolnln for the Hawaiian Islands and the nnderslsned arc prepared to write risks against
FIRE ON BUILDINGS MERCHANDISE
DUELLINGSOn farotable terms IwcllliirltliknrriccllllyDetached dwrilUizs and contents Insured for a periodof three years for two premiums In adrance oiiwiirouintlir nilliMleil nltil iinrnblf here
1017 6m I1ISII0PC0
GER3IAN LLOYDMarine Insurance Company of Berlin
J o Tl T u N AGeneral Insurancejompany of Berlin
rpm Anon ixsuitAXCi cojiiAMrsJL hare established a General Ajrcnry here and theundexsixned General Agents are authoiiacd to takeltlMi nalimt tlic Ilnncer il llic Nenn nl tlie
3It Renonnble ICnle mitl on Hie3Iot rntornlde Term
1M ly FASClIAEFEIttCOOeneral Aaents
PRUSSIAN NATIONAL1IIS IUXJalaOe OOJlapjiy
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Intllnl t llilcliiiiiiirko Ouuunorpins uxjiiwioii iiavinoL Iften annolnttN x rrnt of tho aIioti Comuaur tnrthai Haivniiiiti lulaniU Ik nreDttred to nccrnt rinksszftlnft lire on MnlMInx Fiirntiarr Mrrchaodlfle
TrUacvrnir jaiiitxc on ino most hit rmntr icrmnOSSES PB3MPTLT ADJUSTED AND PMA31E HERE
IIJIICMCXhCIINCIIIEKHOI ljo At Wilder Co
General Insurance CompyFor heat Illver and Land Transport
or DRESDENTAVIG ESTAULISnilU AXJL zoncr at Honolulu for tho llawaltan Inland
b onderetnrd General Arnian author lawJ to take
against tho Danger of tlio Seas at tboMoit Rcasonatlo Rates and on tlio
Most Favorable TermsF A SCIIAEFEIC CO
ARtutfortliP ltawallan Itlanda
VILDER COHonolulu Hawaiian Inliuiila Vcn
W Jl A jCiil or the
mutual Lile Insurance Conipyor SC1I YOIIK
Largest Safest and MostECONOMICAL LIFE INS CO
IN THE W0ELDCash Assets over 890000000
err For Information concerning the Connanjr andfor Itatea of Insurance appl j to WILDER Jt Co
Uenl Aa cnta orJ E1WSEMAN
1S Iro Mollcitfas Asent
SOUTH BRITISH AND HATIOHAL
FIKK AM 3IAHIXK INSIIUANCECOMPANIES OP WEWZEAXAND
CAPITAL 520000000Unlimited Llabilltr of bhtuhohltt Jiiolujr Joint
IolicyIIstId rvUbltsbed an Aijrnc at Ilonolala for tbe
Ilaw allan IiUimI tbe aoGriirnctl tt lin iiarcd to accept rifks aaint Mre on ifalldlo MrrcbaodtMrurniiiire juacaiaerxAc an luemwi larnramvtFTra
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Pay-
able
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Tit A H 8- - ATLANTICFJRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or iiinniituCapital of the Company it KeserreUefclisaaarkC0WO
tbclr Ite Icearanee Companies WMAflf
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Total IUIeaiBarl 00OIimSlCSEnWKtlIlAI All CVTrtTIIK the atMrre three companies for the Hawaiian
Islands are prepare4 to InaareBalldlnzs FaraitareyerthandiwandrProdace Machinery M aIoSitarand KlceIilU andreistlaln tbe harbor azalost lossor damaze br flra jm the moat farorable terras
JUO tr II IUCKFELU CO
FOR SALEFowlers Patent Tramway
13 pound Calls II pongd Halls
WithPatent Steel Sleepers0z3o Oars
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Fon JOB WORK KXECUTJSD INneatest itjcill at GAZBTTEomcB
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UNION JHSUflftllCE COMPANYOF SAN PltASCISCO
IMrxrlaxoIHCOKPOBATED 1805
CASTLE COOKE AGENTS19S For tlio llwlln Island I
H0BTH BRITISH AND MEKCADTILB
Zasuranoo Ooxapnn7f msnov i Ktinunoii
Established 1800CAl irAl c 200000aAceanlatetl and lareated Fvnd IOOTSI
ratui rMinrtsitisrn have nrExO awpslBMd AOISTS for tbe Sandwich Island
aad are tlhariaed to Insnre agai nat ftra un FaTtaMTermsrr takes la aaj fart of tbe lataada aa Stowand Wooden Bstldrsuta aad aferehaadlae stored laerein Dwettlat nansea aad Farnitare Tlsaaar Coala
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flew England Mutual Life Insurance Co
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jOjsaotis 9X31300000Iie tnll llirnnzh lloiiolntn ARenry
S40j000CASTLE a COOKE AGENTS1UU FOR TIIK llAWAllAS ISAM
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ol IAIiroKIIlDesire to call the aarticalar attaatloa of ererybady
TO TIIMIR
Tontine investment Policies 1
Which contain the Indlspauble ClanaeSo Itestrletlon oa Trarel or Raratemca
Pree from Oasjrer of Forfeitare
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The Jlcposlt KniloiTinrnt lllcjr anil IhfMutual Iiirestmcnt Inllrj
Tbia laonao the moat reliable Compaalea extantbaa no aaperlor and feweonala lettlaa all Claimspromptly acta honestly aod fairly by a l
K For farlker Information write to or rail on
It W LA1SI1065 Ueaeral Aent for the llawallaa lolaada
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Cunt tiuing ili the nlvnntacn- f ithr nnrakrr anrln imlrpr ot new mprTnint all mad by ibe
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Mil WALLEjr HARKETS
Metropolitan MarketOa Max Street Meal for sale al I day
City MarketOa Haaaaa tftreec
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car Taaaklaa the pobile for out faaora I solkil aeoatraaaaeeol Use aaaM
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Union Peed CompanyIs Heady and Wllllna to Faralakai tke
HAY OATS BARLEY BRAN c SeIT MAY BED
AT THE LOWEST RATESAs e want to make room for a Larva
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t nn- - and vet he never caneUrciin and yet we met no awelsr heard me not wbea I catted her naaacTlitHirh the dead tet hare krari we hat
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1 m rc i hope la j pathway where I treadTbtt wer the Ma ta will Mil to me
Id the dar wttett the ea jrei pker4rad7a strawy
MitcellAncoos
London Las 120000 foreignersAn eighty ton gun costs 10075
ew York State lias 11000 hotelsThere are 10000 jioliceinen in LondonThwo ar H0H laAryws in the United
Slt- -
Several jails in the South mro tttfiootoccujwnts
Russias last war vrith Turkev cott heralxiiit SOOCJO0O00
Vnew Ohio law provides teats for girlsemploy ed m storet
Hinlo bteel is the ierj- - latest for oaunons being eitreuiely tough
There are more than 2500 lady phyMcmns in the United States
There hae been nine wars in Kurojewithin the last thirty veins
Zinc tombstones aro the latest noveltyThey are cheap and durable
The value of all the old in the worldis estimated at fG000000000
Somebody has discovered thai the OldTestament has 2728110 words
Twenty five years complete the roundof a well cared for canarys career
The eating of horse flesh is becomingmore extensively practiced by Parisians
The value of wood used annually inccojerago in the United States is 337U770
The entire literature of Abyssinnia it issaid does not include more than 100 vol-umes
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There are G23323 Odd Fellows in GreatBritain an increase of 383 1 during thelast year
Tho healing power of earthquakes is aeuujecfc lor uiscussiuii juluo opamsn meuical prefas
You may take tho greatest trouble andby turning it around find joys on thoother side
Smoking during service is taid to bocustomary in some of the rural churchesof Holland
There are oer thirty Mormon churchesin Colorado sixty in Indiana and aboutseventy in Arizona
Tho nunilier of mules attached to theL orso denotes the respectability of a funeral at Kio Janeiro
Make people happy and there will not10 half the quarreling or a tenth part oftho wickedness there is
Citron raising is receiviusr attention inHonda Tlie fruit pickled in brine isworth 150 a ton in London
Joe Yeri living near letaluma Caladied lately from glanders the disease being contracted from a gland ered horse
1L M S Vyrwidon has been commis-sioned to proceed direct to Australia tocarry on surveying operations for the Im-perial Government The Mifrmidon sailsthis month May
The railroads of India have Eenana carsfor the use of native women Lady
have the keys of tho cars andtravel with them improving the opportunitj of teaching them the Gospel
A telegram from Brussels states thatKing Leopold has formally notified hisacceptance of the title of Sovereign of theCongo Stales comprising tho territoriesof tho Western Africa Association
The number of medical colleges in tho I
United States and Canada is stated to be1J9 Of medical students there are12000 of whom 10000 are regularsv1200 aro homoeopaths 730 eccletics and50 physio medicals
If the paternal ancestor of your bethrothed enters the parlor at 2 n m witha double barreled shot gun retire polite-ly
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It is not necessary in this case to beformal in making your adieus All formality niay be postponed on account ofthe weather
1ius IX never left his ialace after theentry of the Boyal troops into tho HolyCity and Leo X1IL has follow oil his pre-decessors example For fourteen yearsthe quaint Fapaf equipage of white mulesand red halberdiers has nover once beenseen in the streets of Itome
A lawyer walked down the streets theother day with his arm taxed tohold a lot of law books AVhy 1 thoughtyou carried all that stuff in your headobserved a citizen I do replied theyoung lawyer with a knowing wink
these arc for the Judge of tho DistrictCourt
Xew York city has in her schools anaverage daily attendance of 129545 pupilsand the whole numlier of teachers employod including principals was 3152 Aregulation has just been adopted by theBoord of Education of that city forbiddingthe employment of married teachers inthe shools
The effects of inhalation of fumes ofstrong ammonia on the system are deaf-ness and catarrh In some instances thetroubles are very serious indeed It willinduce lungdisease if there is any tendency to weakness of the Inngs The mostvaluable remedy is to inhalo tho fumes ofstrong glacial acetic acid which reacts nponthe alkali ammonia
Tho celebrated English physiologist 1
Dr Carpenter uas proposed a substanti ¬
ally now version of the germ theory ofdiseases Ho believes from observationsbased upon the mutability of bacille thattho same germs may produce different contUtutions a theory that is corroboratedis not confirmed by recent observationswhich show that tho bacteria of typhoidfever and malaria are of the same descrip-tion
Helen of Troj was over 40 when thatfamous elopement took place Tea yearsafter when the fortunes of war restoredher to Jlenelaus he received her wjth loveand gratitude Cleopatra was pasf 30when she made tho conquest of Antonyand Diana deJPoictiers at 36 and for manyyears afterward was considered the mostbeautiful woman at the court of Henry Hof France Xinou de 1Encios received adeclaration of love on her SSth birthday
The Britl T9t and Metal Eater reportsn new use of glass for shingles It isclaimed that glass roofing is at onco bet-
ter inoro durable and cheaper than slateThe glass is usually opaque but may betranslucent or clear as desired Tho cxjKised parts of the shingles are corrugated The shingles lap at tho sides areclosely interlocked and one rivet sufficesfor a pair of shingles It takes but 150of these shingles 8 by 12 inches to covero square of 100 square feet tho waste isso small whereas of slates of tho samesize 300 aro required
Poor German tutor Know you whet Ido when I hunger havot Then draw Iat home onmyslato with chalk a whitesausage When I right severe lungerhave draw I two Then drink I oncofrom my mug of beer cat a piece breadand rubfroni tho sausage oa the slate apiece away Then drink I ngain oatagaina piece of bread anlrub again fromtho slate a piecsausaie awaytill tholast morsel away is So Ipicture I myself
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VOL XX-No- -2U
in I have the sausag really eaten Be-hold you it is all only imagination on theworld
There are says the American Metdunut29527 locomotives of all kinds belongingto the railroads of Xorth America accord ¬
ing to the most reliablo official figuresReckoning the lifo of a locomotive attwenty five years it ought to require theconstruction of 11C9 locomotives annuallyto maintain the stock of engines A greatmany locomotives kept on tho motivepower list are doubtless out of servicebut making all free allowance for this thefigures indicate that in the last year thorenewals of locomotives have been far be-low
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the necessary requirements 3Iany ofthe engines built do not represent main-tenance
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of stock but are called for by newroaus ana extensions
And dont you skate littlo girl hoasked as he sat down beside her Ohno sir But you can learn I guessI could but I dont want to And yoncome here just to watch the skatersf
Oh no I como to watch 3Irs B Whosshe Shes papas second wife- - Hodont want her to come but she will doit And why do you watch her
Well papa wanted her to promise thatsho wouldnt lean on any body when showas skating with em that sho wouldntflirt when she was resting but shewouldnt promise and so I came to watchher The short marks aro when shfe loansand these long ones when sho flirts AndySfisbow tbem to your father Yesand he dates them and puts them awayand by and by hell have enough to getadivorce on ami marry somebody whocant skate
Wliilo ixuciimentini awl studj inj the marchol lire irencli suKiior Mr Mnrcy lino demon ¬
strated that low heels liarc a fdarablc influ-
ence¬
on tho pace which a ierdoii walk- - amithat lira ry Ititn of the 6tep has an imjiurUiitinfluence the FpeeO The rytlim was stud-ied
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means nf ah electrio hell actuated In aendnlniu of variable length to enable the sub-
ject¬
to keep exact time and tho distance trav-eled
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was recordod on the odogranli by electricsignals sent along a wire every fifty meterstraversed It was thin found that tho lengthof the step increases until sixtyfive steps perminute arc taken it then increases until sevrn-ty-fi-
and afterward decreases as a higherr thin is reached The speed o travel increaseswtlli the acceleration of the rythru up toeiglilh five steps per niimile and decreases athigher rythms
Business tTnrts
i X AWAMISAuctioneer and Commission Merchant1081 taecn btreet Honolulu ly
a cienojt- - V CoutroBTEn Aya oealkcs in
Gonoral AlorclaaiicUao1059 torner Qneen and Kaahnmann streets ly
ii iiiciivii V itKOriitcGR0CEHY FEED ST0EE and BAKE BY
Corner Kicc and Fort btrcct lloaolnlnlOHly
TV- - R CASTLE
and Noury Publir Attends all the Courts of the207S Kingdom ly
ii soiiciciAiutK v coIKP0ETEES AND COKMISSION MEHCHAKTS
KtT Honolulu OihnHI ljEDWARD PRESTON
Attorney and Counsellor at Ia7ly 9 Kaaliumanu Street Honolulu 1US
jo ci a t iVATinciioijsiIKP0ETER AXD DEALER IK GEKEKAL
HESCHAKSXSEWH Qnin btreel Honulclu 11 1 It
JNO AHASSINGERAgont to tafco Aclrnnwlcdcmcuta to Con
tracts for LaborMtC Interior Office Hon lain ly
S M CARTERAgent to talco Aclinowlcdgnionta to Con-
tracts¬
for LaborOlSce uith K C Fisbboarnc tCo corntr of Kaahu
manu and 0ncen stiect Honolnlu II I 10B lyc NOttTOX c SOUTON
W SOKTIW A JOitore trore Eanrh riantatlon Dealers in Choice Oro
eerie and IroTisions and Oeneral Merchandise1926 ly
JUIIA II IATVK0IART PUBLIC and C0K1USSI0SEK of DEEDS
For the States ot California and vcw ork Office atthe Bank of Cl hop Jito Honolulu lOWly
FAWTTTTIOIf HOTELJA us iiuiiii l itoritiirroitCORNER Or FORT AND HOTEL STREETS HONOLULU
The best Alt- - Wine and Liquors constantly on htmlIQ33 Ilrcry Stables attached to the Hotel ly
ititiititir r JtitjiitiATT0KNEY AKD C 0UKSEL0E AT LA W
Will attend the Tcri of Courtson the other InlandMouy to lend on MoncaKis of Frctholds JTS OFFILE
Mctxhant bl doors from Dr fetanirmw aidsUC3 Sm
EMPIRE HOUSEJ oLD - Iroprutor
iiumi MiAiiMiitini ritiirrsCHOICE ALES WINES AND LIQUORS
lwffl ly1 ji wuiTasrv ji i t i s
Dental Eoomi on Fort StreetOffice to Brewers Block corner Hotel and Fort Mricts
lBOly Entrance Hotel Mrei 1
J U KAWAINUIAgent to talxo Acknowledgments to Labor
Contracta1or tlu Dislnrt of Kona Office 3tcrcbsnt Mrttopposite Sailors Home 102 It
CLAlBSrBECELS ITXalUVVS
tvli i ivir vScgar Factors and Connission Agents
Honolulu n I IllW A KtV2ET A P PaTEnoN
KINNEY PETERSONatto n ursvs n a x a wOFFICE So 13 KAAHfMASr STREET
18 Hunolnlo II I ly
HOLLISTER CO
Drug gists TobacconistsWHOLESALE AKD RETAIL
S Nuuanu Street A cor Fort t Merchant St Jtt3L A THURSTON
ATTORN EY AT LAWlots No 33 Merchant st Honolulu II I tf
M S GRLNBAUM CO13CTOETEC3 Or
General Merchandise and Commission Mer-it
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chants Honolnln HI ly
M S GRINBAUM COCommission Merchants
No 121 California St- - San Francisco Caltow ly
MRS Dr N B EMERSONLADIES AND CHILDRENS PHYSICIAN
oflict and Leidcnce Corner of Fort andKnkni strets
OFFICE IIOIRS IOM to It Wa r l9to3r aloss -- TELEPHONE I4D JTJ
c AroseImporter Wholesale and Eetail Dealer
in General MerchandiseAnJ China Uoods in the Fire proof Store corner King
ltd and Naaaaa Streets ly
ecunhaTrtatnil Ctrixto DoalorUNION SALOONlit the nar of the Hawaiian Gaaette buildingmil No J Merchant Street ly
A W PEIRCE COSEIF CEANDIXBS COMMISSION HEECHANTS
aacxrs rocBrands Guns and Bab Lances
1MA ttxj iim 1 miu sviiiec
No 40 Qaeea StHonohilo lyWILLIAM ATJLD
Agent to take Acknowledgment to Con-tracts
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forLahorIn the Dlnet of Kona Island of Oahnat the Oaieeofthr Honolalu Water Works foot of Nunaan street
ins iy
CICII XIICUaVAATTORNEY AKD C0CSSEIX0E AT LAW
NOTAItT F LTILIC
And Agent for aklncrtne isUBOotoana
IOC Campbell Block Merchant St Hoaolala ly
W AUSTIN WHITINGAttorney and Counsellor At Lavr
Agent to take Acknowtedtesnents oilastmtaentj forthe Island of Oahs
ffes No o Kaahumaaa Street HoaoeaJa 1 yr
j GinrisCommission 3Ierdanl ami General Dealer
in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware StationeryPaten- Melclns Pert amery and
Glassware
loc WAILUKC SIAri ly
bobt urwxns c si oookx
LViili Jt COOKESaccessors to Lawaca Dicxsox
IMOETERSTJEAIERS IS LTJHBEilAnd all kinds of tlsMln Materials
Fon Street Itfia ly Iloaelnm
D H HITCHCOCKAttomcxatLa rr suid Notary Public
Ua opened an OJ5ce inTJlIo wherete will promptlyattend to all business entrai fed to aim
TVn inmil all the Terms of the Circait Coart andwill also auend the Local Circuit Conns la Kan
12S SUBVETTXG DONE PEOaFTLX IJ
aasBassssssaasssPBasaissssTHssssssssaBnsssa
AcksowsedmentsoflBStnunenta
Knssmt aiix
Business Cnrtis
isisiEiojp dj coTBANKERS
IIOXOIrltT l t l HAWAlIAJf IM AADsDRAW EXLHAXGE OS
HIE BAM OF CtLIFOMM SAN FRANCISCO
AXD THE1C ACEXTS IScit York
notionlftrlt
BESSES K Kl ROTHSCHILD i0ISLOKO0nFKKXKrOHT-OX-TIIE-JIAI-
The Commercial tUnllng Co of SjdnfJ LondorThe CoMiaercUl Deatlos Co of Sjruoey Sydney
The Bank of 2Cerr Zealand Ancklsad aud itsHiaticbee la ChrUtchcrcfa Dancdin and Wellington
The Hank of British Colnmtiarortland CroonThe Azore and Madeira Iriandg
Stockholm Sn edecThe Chartered Hank of London Aastralia and China
Hongkong Yokohaui JapanAnrttrnMCajeneralPinklngBainecg lots ty
AIIOSAATTORNEY AT LAW AND KOTARY PUBLIC
Offier with the AUwrie CenemU UiMani Halt1035 UonttHU II I ly
H tlVCKIiiI Jt CO0EKEEAL C0KHISSI0 HACENTS
101 Qaeen Street Honolulu II I lji a sciiiiiik v to
Importers Commission MerchantsHta llonolnla Ilaaallan Islands ly
iaim jc coCOMMISSION MERCHANTS
A4 Impartcr QtMmlDeblears in Hay Grain and-- mt OeoVfa-l-rodnc- e llonolnlnil 1 ly
L A THURSTONStock and Real Estato Brokerioi No 38 Merchant M Honolulu II I tf
FRANCIS M HATCHXl ttox xioy t Ira w
iOtJ No 11 Kaahumann street lyr
viiiii v coCorntr of Fort and Cucen Steets Honolulu
amber Faists Oils Sails Silt and BuildingItaly JIa tariali of every kind
M TV McCHESNEY SONDEALEHs IN
Leather Hides TallowAzxixt czxvrc s
AOKTS FORRoyal Soi CompyIQJ No UQuren St Honolulu II 1 ly
C HDSTACEFormerly with B F Bolles Jfc Co
Wholesale and Retail Grocer111 Kln btreet nnder Harmony Hall
Family Plantation and chips btorcs supplied atshort notice New Uoods by ircry steamer Orderrom the other islands faithfully executedrg-- TELEPIIOSB Xo 11B 10U ly
S J LEVEY CO
Wholesale and Retail GrocersFOUT bTIIEET Honolulu II I
Fresh Groceries and Provisions of ail kinds on handjand recetred regularly from Enropc and Americanwhich will he sold at the lowest market rates
lioodsuemcTrd to all parts or the city free or chargerr lstand orders solicited and prompt attentionwill be siren to the same HJOt ly
E P ADAMSo 16 Queen Mrect Honolulu II I
STOCK REAL ESTATE BROKERxexbeh or TIE
lloSOLCLC STOCK i liOD xtIIAAOEtStocUs and Bonds of all kinds Bonght and
Sold on ConxnissloUaHTTtK phone No 72 1055 ly
C BREWER COMPANYLIMITED
icncral Mercantile A Coiiimiioii AgentsQFEEX bTREET HONOLULU II I
ut or omcEKsP C JONEbJn President and ilanascrJOSEPH O CARTEh Treasurer and SecretaryHENRY MAY Auditor
LimECTORS
Hos CI1AS- - II IllbllOP HoNHArCARTEIL1019 Iv
THE WESTERN HAWAIIAN
INVESTMENT COMPANY
Money Loaned for Long or Short PeriodsON APPROVED SECURITY
iT Apply in W
OFFICE Beater Block Iortbtrect
L GHEESMAyiiutn
LYONS LEVEYAUCTIONEERS GENT COMMISSION faERCHlNTS
Beacr Block Queen Mrcct HonoluluSALEb OF FURSITUBE STOCK HEAL ESTATE
and Omeral Merchandise properly attended toSole Agents Tor American and European
1055 MERCHANDISE
J E WISEMANReal Estato BroLer Employment BureauIlcut Rooms Cottages Houses and sell and leases
Real Estate in all parts o the Kingdom Employment found for lho e seeking work tn all the rationsbranches of bnslnes connected with these Islands37 X B Legal Documents drawn Bills Collected
Books and Accounts kept andgencraloSlccworktransacted Patronage solicited Commissions moderate
Honolulu II 1 KBa
niio ii ivviis v CoLaTE Jaxiox Geeen J Co
IMFOETEBS AND C0MHISS10H MERCHANTS
iND auaxTs ronLloyds and the Liverpool UnderwritersBritish ard Foreign Marine Insurance CompanyAnd Northern Assurance Company 10 1
iivcrvit lam A coIHFOiTEBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEAVER BLOCK
Corner of Fort and Queen Mreets Honolulu H I
acexts ronThe Glagow and Honolulu Line of racketsJohn Hay Cos Liverpool and London 1acketsThe Waisapa Plantation MauiThe bpencer Plantation lllloIlakalau Plantation lllloMlrrlccs Tail d Watson Sugar MachineryThe Pnnloa Sheep Ranch Company 101
IIV11A ltKONImporters of General lYIerchandise
FROM
FllASCE ENGLAyD QE11MA XV ANDUNITED STATES
No 58 Qaetn blrett Honolulu II
WHOLESALE GR00ERPis and 21S California Street
S A X I K A I I Js C O
rxr Tartlcniar attention paid to filling and shippingIsland orders lUg ly
JAMES JIJIO tSAItltVTAttorney and Counsellor at LawSpecial attention paid to the negotiation of LoansConreyancinganaallmattcrs appertaining to lteaiEstate J
Notary Pnblio and Commissioner of HeedsFor the States of California and New York
raT Officr No 29 Merchant St Honolulu HIlttiOlr
JAMES BRODIEVETERINARY SURGI
COR MILLER AND BERETANIA STOOce Hours from to 3 IgtoS 4 to 6 Pc
- Boa XXX Telephone SIxrorden may be left at the rantheon Stable
KBSlyo
i OIIAII A SMLIMITED
IMPORTERS AMI DEALERS IN HABDftPlows Pains Oils and General Merchandise
OFFICERS- -
WsaWHall President and MaiLCAbtee Secretary and TreaWaar Allen AadltorThoa May and E O White Directorsly 1 Corner Fcrt and King Stf
TUOS TIlKtMlxxpsirma axo xixtTAcrnaso
STATIOKEK NEWS AG EST BOOK BIND EE AKD
PAPZB SULEBifercbiini bt Campbeir Clock JtForitL near Hotel
IlonolQliOitmt 1IIAlK IiibHliciof the Havatlan Almanac and Anniukl
and Hawaiian Ulnctory and Caltndar de1 SeixbantttrMt Store The Fort pirce Store will
wii beticToted to Ccccral embrace Floe fctationerrSUtionerT Blank Books Book ArtUts llalc riilfNew and Blading Depart lTojf and Fancy Goodmenta vxsj ly
3C CASTT X
ClaSTLESHIPPING
ATHBBTOX
COOIilaAND COMMISSION UEBCHaNTS
IMFOBTER3 AND
Dealers in General MerchandiseNo SOKIccStrett HoDOlaln JI I
OENTS FORThe Kobala bzT Co R IIUMcjd orWalalnaTh Haltd SncarCoThe Alexanders Bahl
wia riatitaihHtjIlawukva nantatiea
The Hitchcock J Co
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The Union Isfarance Company of San FrancltcoThe Xew England Life Xn nrance Compaay of BostonThe Blake ilanufaetericj of EotonU X Wetanf ratratO otrircil MachinerheNtw Totk and llonolnla racket LineThe MerxhanU Lue Honolalu aid San Francisco
Jayner i Sons Celehrated MedicineWilcox IHbV Stnnr Manufacturing Company andoii Wheeler X Wiltoai Sewia Machines lr
DR S ERNEST CRADDOCK
Late Scholar and Pnzman Clinical Sorrry andMediane Km J Colle e London
FErSTSICIAK SUHGEONIS Fort Street IIoaolBln
Oiilce Hours 9 12 ara 2 5 pm 7 8 pmlil7 3x
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HONOLULU WEDiNEAY MAY 27 18S5
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illnljanical CartsED C ROWX
House and Sign Pointer Paper Hunger tea10B ly Xo 107 Kins Street Ilonnloln
JOHN NOTTZmportor and Scaler in Stoves RangesMetals Iloa FnrnhlnrUoodi Crocaery Gbtftand
China Ware Practical Mechanic Honolulu II Itoil It
MRS A M MELLISFfuhicnablo Dress and Cloak Mailer
101 Port street Ilonnloln II I1011 ly
J M OAT CO SAIXMAKERSltl in A F CoolcV New Flrc Proof Bnlldln foot
of Xnoann treet
IlonolntnII IW Flaca of all descriptions made and repaired
PIONEER STEAKCandy Manufactory and Bakery
Practical Confectioner Pastry Cook and Baker102371 Hotel stre t between Nnnann and Fort 2 ly
J EMMELDTH CONo S Nnnann Street
Tinsmiths and PI manors Dealers in StovesRanres Tlu Shei t Iron and Copper Ware keep constantly on hnnrt a fall assortment of Tinware Galvanised Iron and Leid 1Ipe India Robber Hose Ac Ac
1KO ly
i wniaAiusIMP0ETEK MAIfTJFACTUEEB UPH0LSTEEEB
AND DEALER IKFURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
vtilepbTtnnn Va U mt St WorkKhonatthe old stand on Hotel Street Jf
Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to1013 ly I
HONOMILU IRON WORKS CO
STCIM iXiiKS SlCSAll MILLSjJTr ItollrrKtCoolerr Iroo ErMnJ LcatlCutlncs
Mchlncry of Evory Description5 JlaJe toOrJcr 56
Particular atteatieu paid to Ship BlacksmithirgAg JOII VQRKicntctlpnlhghorlftlnotlcp lttJI J
NF BURGESS
bliop on KInp Mrcct opposite Itoscnstimaip hmonall Uoils or building AVhrn rc- -
i In tl Office d antl fcturcn fiitcd up in the Iatct liatcrurtjh- - Ktpalrlne or cfry description done Intu bct ntittslMe raaom r and at reasonable rate
1WU ly
PHI LIP
PRACTICAL PLUMBERSGASFITTERS AND COPPERSMIT
No 71 Iii btre t Honolulu II I
House aud Ship Job WtS lCOJIITLY ATTENDED TO
Bath Tubs Water Closets Wash
And all Kinds Plumbing Good
1013 ALWAYS OS HAND
so ids liiiiT sritKirrLeading PHOTOGRAPHERS o
WOIIK FINIbllEI IN
WatcrColors CrrtyonIndia Inlc or Oil
Photo
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JBoii IllPAPER E
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Cm- - Blank Books MasaiBound in Tsnons Styles ae
27 Merchant Stton
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indirs Sundriesfrom flret clsss inaoiiwill be added ti from
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ard TablesolUhment where Iota-articipate 105S
liansji FranciscoIND THE
apers on FileFFICE OF THE
ercJiantO Paper Iens lna Directorie- - and information cm
handC R BHCKLAIiTJ
Editor ProprietorfM6 S F Merchant
HAWAIIAN S04P WOEKS
GREY COManufacturers and Dealers In
ALL KINDS OF SOAPSXjcIco King Street ILonolnln
Beef Motion and Goat Tallow wanted Orderr leftaCollM Co Uoeen btrect will znret with prompt alttentioa 1013 ly
MsTTROPOMT1 niAKKEX
CWALLER ProprietorICln Street Honolnln
Choice I Meatc from Finestirerdf
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Ridge HouseSOUTH KONA HAWAII
TIIK CXDKItelG XKD IJEGS TOthe Pcbitc that hia well known Ilonse If
nated tiro mile from Kealahekna llay at an derationof 1IIW feet ts aalo rdy to recelrr Tleltorf
Ilorset will he n ady it the Itodm for tLocwhoorder them BATH HOUSE in connection with theestablithnicnt
33oanirct 7 per WoolilIm A A TODD
Stamped EnvelopesOF Tirn BEXD3ITXATIOKS OF
4 3 and I O Cent can be frcrclated alikePoetofiEce In aayqiantJty from ono to osethonaanUXhTefopei Icrsoa rridls2 on the nther Islands canvfecorxeUieiafnatheIocsllErtSl aIvdorietticprd foreign reply card J053
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iHccljaniffti Carts
TELEPHONE 55
jNTERPRISEEKLA3STING MILL
ALAKE A NEAR QUEEN STREET
K J HARDEE Proprietor
Contracting and BuildingH3T3Ioaldln and Fiuiih ala ly on handa
FOKSAL Hara and Sort Stovowooil Cutnnd Split lux am
7
GEO LUCASsOKTRACTOR BUILDER
Honolulu Mean Planing Mills
Esplanade Honolulu li I
31anufacarea all htada ot
Mouldings Brackets -
-winuow i ramosBlinds Sashos Doors
And all kinds of Woodoik ttnIsB
Turning Scroll anil Band SawingAM HINDS 111
Planing and SawingMorticing and Tenanting
0RDE11S PROMPTLY ATTEXDED TOAnt Work tliiarHiilecit
Mr Orders from the other Islands solicitedHonolulu May 1SSI 10a lyr
S
J D LANEScisr i ti vjhti
mvWLE WORKSniiirr MAiinTtuisr
0RER0F MONUMENTSis Tomtsablets Marble Mantels
Wasltstand Tops andl Black and White Marble
ORKOFEVERY DESCRIPTIONMADE TO OltDEK
LOWEST POSSLBLEEATES
IIIH antl llcntlMflllci tIcnncil nmlItoct
m the other Islands promptly uttendtd totun
3 THOMAS LACKNo 70 Fort St- - Honolaln
ORTER and DEALER
ing Machines and GenuineParts Attachments Oil
and AccessoriesAGrltT BOIt ilrll
tite Hew Home
Davis Crown Howe andFlorence Machines
Howards Machine Needles
all kinds sizes
Corticalli Silk
in all colors
CJ AlKS JIIU iU3IACHIE C0TT0VAGENT FOP
Madame Dcmoresra Beliable Cnt Paper Patternsand Pnblications Dealer in
Iinr Pistols Guns and Sporting Goods
Shot Powder taps A Mnalic Cartridges
KEROSENE STOVESIn all M -
rjyllaving secured tl rrn of i lirslass Gnuand Locksmith and tknroivii Sliclnnr I am now prcoared to do work in ttii n - rnt prumjitncss anddispatch Island o m it i ioi
Is SnpercctHn all filter btcam Hollers
IIKCUSE IT IS MOKE
Economical of FnclXcs Iiiarjlo to Explode
Easier of Transportation
AND COSTS NO MOREOST Foil decription and pnett can In obtained by
application to
W E ROWELL HonolululUll IjZ Sole Arnt Hawaiian Ialaadf
TELEFHONE No 65
XS3AAO 3IOORE111 MTIIAMl STKii7T HOMlIlIU
OLD 1IOHT IIOUSH ETOItECHOICEST SELECTIOS op
FANCY CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONSCream Opera 1 arimelx Marh mallows Saared
Almond AB Ron ton- Citron Jellr lec agzcMice Ito c and Lemon Onm Iirop C C Nonpaiieland IlrilUaatConnmatlnn LozneerMInt Luzenxers
Spiced Chocolate Chocolate Cream andFancy and Plain Mixed Candles
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The above Candies Retailed at 50c per lbca-- CALL AXD TRY TllEH la
Ciirf Cljrarette Tobacco Ilolltsur Co SodaWater tt Ginger Ale un Ice and a fall hoc of
lOitl FAMILY GROCERIES Jry
Mr Ja B KERRJUST EETUENED
From Great BritainAnd will soon open with a
SELECTION of GOODSSI rrABLE POR
GENTLEMENS WEAKmiBEACrsCs THE
Latest StaplesAnd Purchased by Himself
103 in PersonKNOWLES
STEAM AND VACUUM PDMPS
ILVVE JirSTTimUXBERSIGXEI Uostoa a fall as- -aortmait these LCKWtll ramps srfairti areaacaateed to be cheaper and ketter than aa J mber atria afpcraplnportedttecajl tse attenttimof planters jk- -
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Boston Board of Undcrn ritersOESTS for the Hairallan Islanits
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Philadelphia Board of Undenrrllersa OESTS rOr the Hairallan Islands
CBREWBItiCO
r a oiiArrrn4 OENTofllrtnien lloarilflf Unilrn rlt erV Acmt of Dref den Board of Underwriter
A ent of Vienna Board of UndrnrrUnfClaims against Insnrance Companlrs wttkla th jarit
diction of the a bore Board of Undnrr1tmtlfkaTto be certified to by the abort At to aMtlwuhemTilld WW ly
TInsuranco Notice
UK AOKSTFOIITIIK HIUTIMl Forelm Marino Insurance Commnr Itmltsba
recetred instrnctiona to Iteitnrr iho Itntra of Insnranee between llonolntn and Pnrts m Ihe Pactie andIs noir prepareil to lsne Potlr s at the loweat rateswith a special reduction on fn tsht per learners
T1IEO II DAVIES101 Sly Agent Drli For Mar Ins to Limited
- iia3iiiijk ii iiitrninFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
fxtnr DNUEnHiuxrrt iiavimi hccn aiJL pointed Aenta of tho ahora Company are preto Insure risks aralnst fire on Monc and llrfek
tuliainc and on 3Ierehan4lae stored therein onthe most faroraole terms For particular apply at the
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANYOPIIAMBURO
l1L nitGS HCItCaA9DISE FrjR5If mm TDKEaad Saehrasrr InsaretiatralastiFlreMn
most farorlble termsA J AEtiEn A nt for the Hawaiian I
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ORIENTZnaurnnoo Company
OF HARTTORD CONJrECIICTJTCASH aSSnSJAIUaRT 1ST 1834 JUIIS3aal
Takes risks aaaint Loss or Damaro by Plre onllulldfnzs Merchandle Machinery and Pamltare onfarorable terms A JAEUER
ltd Acent for Hawaiian Islands
WASHINGTONFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BOSTON MASSACHUSETTSCash Assets January lit 1834 - Sl59555034
Takea Itiks against Loss or Damage by Fire onBuildings Merchandise Machinery and Fnrnltnra onfarorahle terms A JAEGEII
10M Agent for Hawaiian Islands
The City ofLondon Fire Insurance Co Limited
CAPITAL 810000000
HH1MI lSTAIlIlSIIKI AX AiiMJY ATfor the Hawaiian Islapds the nnder
signed is prepared to accept risks against fire oa BatldIngsAMcrchandlsc inrniture Machinery on the moatfarorahle termLosses Iromptlj AtlJtiHleil and Payable Here
c o IlUttlUltlXi5 ly Agent fnr the Hawaiian Islands
f I INSURANCE COMPANY IPfyLJTU i w Fijiyne nunnu run irt I
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IIVERPOOL and lOfiDON and GLOBE
INSURANCE COAssets 31161000
Claims Paid 88714000I STA IlIISIiril AX AUEXVY IN
Honolnln tor the Hawaiian Islands and the onderslncd are prepared to vrrlle risks against
FIRE OX BUILDINGS 3IERC1IASDISK
HELLIGSOn faTorablc terms UwcIIliiIEUkinNiiectnlttyDetached dwrllUi and content Ineared for a periodo three years for two preralnms In d ranee ftrpromptly niljtiteal nil I imynljlo here
1017 6m IUSIIOPACO
GERMATsT LLOYDMarine Insurance Company of Berlin
F 0 It T LT N AGeneral lnsuranceCompany of Berlin
X have eitahltihed a General Agency here and thunderpinned General Arntfl are anthoiUed to takeII I tii naltmt llic Dniiserot the heaint the
3Iost IIenonnlilc Intev nutt on thrHost rmornble Term
I0JL 3y j A fcCHAEFEUat CO General acnt
PRUSSIAN NATIONAL
XiiMiiiiLiicc Ooinpjiyor hrirrri
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heen appoints aeot of th above Comuaoy forth lUivaliau litlamU i prepared to accept ri kaalnt Fire on JJniMlns Farnhare Merchandise1rodace Sn ar 511 II Ac on the raotit far rablc termLOSSES PR3MPTLT ADJUSTED AND PMA3LE HERE- -
II lMKMCNMltNEIDEIt100 i lji At Wllrh r A Vu -
General Insurance CompyFor Sea River and Land Transport
or DRESDEN
HAVING ESTAHriISIUn AXllonolnla for the Hawaiian Itland
thi mitltr irnil ttnerai Aeutiar aathottaed to take
Rlskn against tho Danger of tho Seas at theMovt RcaonabloRates and on tho
Most Favorable Terms
101 lyA hUIIAEFBIt X CO
Aficntforthe Ilawalisn Itlandi
WILDER COHonolulu Jlaivallnn IsInmfsUen
- Agent or the
Mutual Lile Insurance Compyor SEM TOUIt
Largest Safost and MostECONOMICAL LIFE INS CO
IN THE W0ELDCash Assets over 890000000 I
car For information coocernlos liie Companr andfor lutes of Insarance apyl to WILUEK Co
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SOUTH BRITISH AHD HATIOHAL
FIKE XSl 3IAKIXK INSKKANCECOMPANIES Or NEW ZEALAND
CAPITAL - - 20000000Unlimited LUMlity of rjharebolder lualas Joint
PolicyIlaria eytablicbed an Acene at Honolnln for the
Hawaiian I eland the ooTiffned prepared to ac-cept rlk airaioit fire on liufldlo MerchaadlneFarnltare Jlachioery dc on the mot farorable term
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Pay-
able
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HereMarino Risks on Marchandlaa Frelzhts
and Treasure at Corrant Hatesi u BEkUEn
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NORTH GERMANFIBE INSUEANCE COMPANY
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THE CyilEIWIUSEnCrjltUAl AtirXTSthe abore three conipsales for Ike Hawaiian
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FOR SALEFowlers Patent Tramway
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FOR JOB WORK EXECUTED J2ineatest stjle call at 0 AZETTEOFTICI
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Tb newt rwitwdunr tite EaroiHVU ituhrtaglio reallr not tacific iu cltaracterTie full in the English tocks is an extwlrsait liatrooieteir ntl that ioints to foalTYttwr As inw all aloiir brn I
taw ie sowUiiug wrong with the llusMtui accotuitj-- and from th ltw t telegraaiN it aiiers that the somethingwroaap was very iniortant A notelarwught down to the teanter jnt beforeIvarioK vrhieh we have had access to ftatesthat tlte funds had fallen J below whatka been rrpnl4ihed in the newspapershere from the San Francieoo newspaperslite iraxl accooirts will jirobaUy arriveby Mr Wandeubargs steamer which isdue to morrow or the next day and mayhave a day or twos later news
A uktwckt worth looking at is 1eterthe Greats will iwbltshed in this isnoIt will if readied show how carefully tlionouarcii al the tloase of Komanoa havefollowed out as much as lay in theirpower the precept of the practicalfounder of their fortune To those whoknow anything of the history of ltussiaaud anything of the traditions of its wonarehs the Tchm or ruling class and itsdown trodden people it must be latentthat the precepts are calculated to keelnp just the kind of rule which has beencarried on for years the principles havebeen relaxed somewhat the nation liasbeen injaart educated and the resojt hasbeen nihilisni War is the only thingwhich rid the nation of nihilism theref orowar is being sought for by the governinenl
Auaik reeors the soleuin Heinorial Dayt airt first by Uic Korthern Jtates of
Aatranca and now observed throughoutthe Aitrerioan Union for the purpose oflat iug tioral oiTerings upon the gravesof those who fell in the war of tiro Greatltriiellioti and not forgetting now thatthe bitterness of that war has passed thosewho fell npou the Southern side
It is a day of tender rettiiniscences toall the friends and to the survivors of thosegallant dead And it is the high lirivilegeof Americans that in these islands aloneoutside of Aineriean territory their greatMemorial Day is sacredly observed
lNa haiK they buikled better than theyknew who started the observance of thisdty for if we do not greatly err its ten-dency is to bind more and wore stronglytogether the different sections of the coun-try
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and to foster national loyaltyWhat American could hear or read las
tor Cruxans brave and inspiriting wordsin his last Sunday evening Memorial Ser-vice withoat feeling strengthened in hislove and devotion to his country and inhis hope and faith in ite institutions anddestiny T
Better than all the address to which werefer was a rebuke alike o the offensiveSpread EaghssnT whieh some wrongfully
style Americanism and to those weakknwd iieople who profess to have lost con-fidence
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in republican institutions Yes itis to an underiving faith in true religionand in the fundamental doctrines taughtby the Sermon on the Mount that onemust needs look in order to feel an assur-ance that Itepttblicanism in America willnot prove a failure
If the George V De Long lost in Houolulu of the Grand Army of the Kepubbe had done no more than give occasionfor such addresses it would deserve wellof its adopted as well as native land
All honor tv the memories of brave menof the Sooth and North alike who fell inthat great struggle each side fighting indefence of its own convictions
O v Sunday last May 2ith Queen Vic ¬
toria reached her sixty sixth birthdayThe daughter if the fourth son of GeorgeIIL tho probabilities of her accession tothe throne were in her childhood apparently remote Her mother the Duchessof Kent for her father died when she wasbat a few months old watched over hereducation with singular wisdom and itany now be added with singular successJustin McCarthy says She was wellbroHght ap both as regards her intellectand her character her training was exce-llent She was taught to be self reliantbrav and systematical Prudence andeeoaaomy were iucakated on her as thoughshe had been born to be poor
She succeeded her uncle William IVon the 20th June 1S37 just over eighteenyears of age and therefore has entered
pan the forty eighth year of her reignMay her Jubilee be celebrated two rearsbefiee with undiminished splendorutrougttoat uiai rjHpire wnereon uie sunnever sets
Through ail those years Her Majestyhas never been a cypher or a partisanEarnest and hardworking courageous andet always stvrificing personal preference
to pabHc good Queen Victoria has as perhaps a rare if not a solitary instance
5 shown the world what a ConstitutionalMonarch may and ought to be
With the accession of Queen VictoriamanyoW things passed away tndnewtook their places A few days after heraccession a Mr Montefiore was electedSheriff of London and one of the earliestKnighthoods of the reign was conferredon the noble old gentleman whoso hun¬
dredth birthday was not long ago cele-brated throughout the civilired world
It is impossible in the space due to amere birthday article to sketch tho barestoutline of the events of Queen Victoriasnagn It is sufficient to say that HerCabinet Ministers have alwaysbeen thosemen in whom the public had confidenceHer Ministers have always been the expo-nents of public opinion tor the time
Social impurity was banished from herOrart andtifncia impurity from the pub¬
lic Eerrioe Hot a little nerve determina-tion
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and tact were ittired to change theOoori and public service of the Georgesto those which will satisfy modern criticsand for thosr chaiigesQieenVictoriaispersoBiUcnaracterismainlytolieUiaiked
The British Empire at the present eminent though threatened from without isat unity Jti thin
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Thfroator Britain of America and Anstralia vrill concur in tlio prayer
God Save the Qciex
Ox the fourth pago of this issuo will befound a most interesting account of ourgreat natnral wonders the crater of KiFaii and the summit crater of Mokauweo weo Tho writer Rev E P Baker hasmuch experience in Hawaiian mountaineerinr and thU record of his last ndventurous trip reads with as much crispnessas tho accounts of Alpine climbing to befound in the celebrated Peaks Passesand Glaciers Tho trip was pel formedon fool and the fare must indeed havebeen hard It reqnired no little pluck tosleep soundly on tno noor ox we jioaruawcoweo crater with tho stifling fumes ofsulphur around and the feet warmed bytho steam escaping from a crack in thelava floor
It speaks well for Hawaii that she hassuch adventurous spirits here Mr Furneanx the artist was equally adventurousbnt his record is on canvass while MrBaker remembers the adage lUtra ttripta
warThe reverend gentleman has his own
views nion what the Hawaiian Volcanoes
are about and simulates somewhat un-
comfortably about their eccentricities intho future
These views are worthy of attention forthevaro not the crude undigested viewsof the casnal traveller but are the resultof vearsof patient study thought and in-
vestigation¬
on tlio spot He has seen bothof our craters iu action and in Quiescence
he has even experimented with them aswitm sshis baiting Madame Pelo withan iron wire Descriptions such a hisare more valuable practically than theword jrainting of the accomplished literateur The account will le read loth athome and abroad
The jiatier is a valuable contribution toonr knowledge of the mountain crater andwill 1k the more valuable as showing thocondition of the great cup should the cal-
culation prove true that another eruptionis due either during the fall of this yearor the beginning of next
Mr Bakers theories will very likely callforth comments from our scientific menand we will gladly give space for them toput forth their views
The damage done to the wXtwingwall of the second Xnuanu bridge has beenrepaired and to a cursory examination appears to lie a sausiaciory tnecn oi uiSnlastautial it is and as well put togetheras can be expected of prison labordirectedby non jiroie sionai sujvn isiou
But the mere patching of the damagedmasonry leaving tlio causes oi me uam-l-- o
to reneat their action is not exactlyintelligent engineering work The causesof the recent breach in tho wall exist nowand will again produce tho same effect ¬
or worse if not provided againstAny one looking up stream from the
Pauok side of the bridge can see that thebed of tho stream has been diverted veryconsiderably from the position it occupiedwhen the present bridge was built Thostream has in the course of years cutitself a new channel seteral yards wauof its old one Tho consequence is thatduring a freshet the whole volnmeof wateris hurled in full force against the hollowcurve of the wing wall by w Inch if it standthe strain it is violently deflected at littleless than a i4ht angle and forced to runjntraUei ntk A rwtfirojr tkr Mttgc for several yards when it impinges on tlie opposite wing wall and - again turned at aright angle before it can escape under thobridge
The inevitable consequence of this zig-zag track of the flood water is perfectlyplain to any one not connected with theGovernment superintendence of PublicWorks and was abundantly illustrated bythe effects of the water on tho occasionsof the last two great freshets That ofApril 1SSI was received by the wiitwing wall which withstood the strainhurled the waters on the opposite wall anddestroyed a slight brick fabric on the samealignment burst into the Pauoa valleyroad moved from its stand a woodenshanty at the corner of tho Xunanu andPauoa roads anil sent its contents spin ¬
ning down the former some three hundredyanls
Xor was this all The waters pent upby the tortuous course which they hadbeen allowed to assume by neglect oncepiled up against tho eastern or Pauoa sideof the bridge till the timbers carrying theroadway were assailed and the fabric it-
self in imminent danger At the sametime the rorresponding timbers on thewestern or Waianae side of the bridgewere scarcely wetted then there was a fallof at least three feet actually nnder thebridge and occasioned solely by the obsta-cles which the stream in its present bodmeets with before it can escape
In the freshet of the 10th inst the watercame down again on the iti wall whichgave way under the strain and had it risento the level of ltlorlastod a little longerthe tnasonrr of the bridge itself wouldhave Kvn attacked from the rear andprobably thrown down
On Sunday eveuing last a freshet camedown raising the surface of the waternearly fonr feet in about twice as manyminutes the damage had just been repairedbut still the flood had to make two sharpturns before it could pass away under thebridge
The remedy is obvious to any one notblinded by xat sinecure salaries Theoriginal but now choked bed of the streamfor several hundred yards on the Pauoaside of the bridge should be cleared outand the masonry at the foot of the existing wing wall built out m the depthof its curve to guide the water into thechannel it ran in when the bridge wasbuilt
If this bo not done one of three thingsmust happen in the case of a flood suchas that of April 1SS1 or a few incheshigher or a few minutes longer --eitherthe n mt wall must give way as it did afortnight ago or tho opposite wall mustKO and flood the Pauoa and Xnuanu roadsas was partially effected in fi or if bothstand their combined obstruction mustpile up the water until it carries away thebruise itself
The breach made less than three weeksagol was exactly anticipated and pointedout as inevitable soon after the freshet of1SSL
The hist Legislature voted G000 for aSuperintendent of Public Works SS000 fora Civil Engineer 1500 for travelling andincidental exxvnses value received apatch on a breach caused by neglect- - --letthe Superintendent of Public woiks dosomething show himself outside the payoffice
The subject of the population of theseislands and the exodus of a very valuableelement of the population was shown by avery startling table which was publishedin the Gazette of April The fact thatthr artizan class was leaving the countryin large numbers was then forcibly shownand strongly commented on The subjectcalled forth general comment the BulMiaquoting our table in full and Mr Marqueswriting an excellent letter on the subjectwhich was published in these columns
To day Mr Marques again treats of thesubject of population He however refersmore to the necessity of something beingdone by the Government and the landowners for the purpose of inducing la-
borers of European extraction stavim inour midst He undoubtedly hits a veryimportant nail on me Lead ween lie pointsout that unless the Portuguese have theprospect of acquiring homesteads theywill leave and he makes a startling revelation when he states that they are alreadypreparing to leave and nave subscribed tosend forward an advance agent to spy outthe land in Mexico
The country at large has spent verylarge sums of money upon Portugueseimmigration and the planters have beenput to very large expenses to support itThis they have done willinirly in man vcases they have been grossly imposed nponerea tmu w t-- jiai e ext uiis aieu instancesin these columns where decrepit peopleunable to do a hands turn of wore haTebeen put upon the generosity of the planter
We asree with Mr Marques that itwould be rise for the planters to try andset aside some land for their Portuguesesettlers or else enter into some arrangement for co operative wort bv whichmeans the laborer might see chances ofadvancement ahead Bat the planter jtvnot be expected to do the work of the Gov-ernment
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and it is the Government whoseparamount duty it is to provide the incencentives for keeping the Portuguese here
As has often been pointed oat in thesecolumns there are two sets of interestsinvolved in the question of immigrationThe onr the broad one which is tho dutyoi the Government the increase of thepopulation The other the narrow oneis tho supplying of laborers to the plamV
- v- - - jIb V v laT- - - j T t5 r -- -
ing interest This it is tho duty of thoGovernment and tho planters to attend tofor without tho planters tho prosperity oftho nation would cease and tho Government would sink along with them
Xow wo cannot expect any one class intho community to saerifico themselves for1ia nl mvL Thormovdosoof their
own free will and get little thanks for itbut wo have no right to demand it of theniTho planters pay their taxes regularly payprobably a larger proportion than anyother class in tho commnnity and whyshould tho bnrdcnof keeping populationbe cast npon them only Tho sugar in-
dustry keeps tho whole of us alive with-
out it theso islands would bo a very poorcountry indeed Wo all need populationand we must bo content to pay our quotatowards it As a fact wo have dono so
Here however comes in the duty of thoGovernment They are or ought to beunfortunately just how they aro not thoguardians of tho public interests It isSio fafy of the Government if it is thonfrrrrf of tho planter to keep populationhere Tho Government say they have noland We reply that is a fiction they haveland Wo behove thev have lands aboutwhich thev know very little lands whicharo not even surveyed they have never
tho land question thoroughlySreintotruo inwardness of tho case isthat they would rather havo Asiatics ontheir lands than peoplo of European ori-
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The present Cabinet desire Asiaticsare happier when they note by everysteamer and sailing vessel tho eflux offree born Europeans than ever they wouldbeTto soo such a population pouring in
What wo wish to see what every truolover of human progress wishes to see isthat tho Hawaiian Islands shoulrVbe sottied from the West that tho Hawaiianrace should gradually amalgamate withtho West hat tho present rulers of thonation seem to desire is that the Hawaiianrace should be swamped by the teemingEast
The Portuguese are a bulwark againstthe Chinese If they stay here and mul-
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they will supply our labor marketthey will adopt our system of educationthey will assume our manners they willmake good citizens But from tho Eastwo can expect nothing of this Who everheard of a Chinese educated as ho mightbe on the best European and Americanplans being anything else than a thoroughChinese Scratch the Bussian and youfind the Tartar said Talleyrand Veneertho Chinese never so mnch and tho Chinese will show throngh all educationaldisguises
The remedy is of course to pnt up a bul-
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of non Asiatics The only bulwarkis the Portuguese Forewarned is forearmed Seeing that what theso peoplopropose to do is now definitely stated avigorous effort should bo made to keepthem There was no difficulty about find-
ing a few million acres of Crown Landwhich is really public land for Mr Sprock ¬
ets but poor Pedro and Gomez may gohang before they can get half an acre toput up a small cottago on Let the Por-tuguese have a chanco at tho unoccupiedGovernment lands they can be found easyenough
If the idea of providing homesteads oneasy terms to tho Portuguese were prop-erly met the labor in quest ion of the futurewould be in a fair way of being solvedA few years of struggle would come but intho end wo should have a stock of sturdyhome mado laborers of whom wo wouldbo proud
Let the Government lands then bo un-locked and let tho Government tako up thosettling of families on small lots and vig-orously
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help Let the planter do his fairand just proportion nay even let him doa little more Tho question has to bo motthat it has not been met is fairly the faultof our present maladministrators Thoplnntor has no business to bo asked to doall You might just as well ask house-holders to provide annuities for servantsbecause they happen to need them andthey aro difficult to get What is good forthe whole body politic should be providedby thoo who aro supposed to look after itsinterests
NOTESfar Jour tta FabritttHts tie Sttrre in a recent
number says Germany will during the next campaign put into work 1340100 tons of beetrootthe yield of which thanks to the good quality ofthe plant to increasing extraction of sugar frommolasses and the constant improvement in theprocess of manufacture will attain the enormouspercentage of 1075
The canal which connects Cronstradt with thecapital St Petersburg has been opened It isnearly IS miles long and the width at tbe narrowrst point is 2V feet The canal is narigable for vessels drawing less than J0 feet ofwater AU vessels drawing more water than thismust lighten sufficiently at Cronstradt and canthen proceed Operations on the canal were beganin 1SS and the total cost was about JO0CW
The affair of the lsiAortEspUci n small paDer iu Cairo which was suonresKed at thn rpmjsrof lurd Wolseley for publishing an incendiaryiiuuiuespuy iue usual nas come to an enu nthe French Nation has acquired any prestige byits action in relation to tbe incident it is not vis-ible
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to tbe naked eye The selection of the timefor making trouble when so old an allr as Englandwas on the verge of war reflects little credit onFrench chivalrv and friendshirx Then after lhrrntening to send her fleet to Alexandria and actually
iiuurawio ner agent irum lairo the itepubucis satisfied by an exchann of visits between theEgpytian Gorerument and its officials and by thereopening of the printing office while tbe obnox-ious
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little paper remains suppressed
Serions Aspects or the Population Question
ItSome friends bare expresed the opinion that I
bad a tendency of viewing the population questionunder exaggerated colors while 1 consider on thnc ntrary that it is difacult for any exaggeration oflanguage 10 ma ii appear more gloomy tnan it isin realitr For tbe edification of mr oDtimistic re ulers I shall therefore add a few details to thosecontained in my last paper And first about theJapanese
I said previously that if not better treated theJapanese here will do I ought to have said aredoing their level best to prevent any f urtlier immigration of their countrymen This assertion towhich 1 challenge a denial is proved by numeroussigns nd rests specially on the facts of the Jap ¬
anese being a very susceptible touchy kind ofpeople and of their clinging together on tbe principle of the admirable Swiss motto One for allallforone Ifoneof themagincs himself slighted they will all side withhim whether be be right or wrong and as theynearly all knovr how to read and write they arenot tardy in formulating their grievances in writing One recent fact I know of and of which theGorernment here can hardly deny being cognizantwill illustrate the point One Japacew recently imported considering himself abused immediatelysent a written complaint to Japan having readilyfound over 200 of his countrymen here to endorsehis grievances and to twefc him with their signatuns Even supposing that his complaint provesgroundless one may readdy imagine what a disastrous effect such a document as that will produceon the population of Japan where it will certainlybe published This alone might be enough to prev ¬
ent any farther immigration and as this is not anisolated fact but on the contrary as the Japaneseemphatically express their dissatisfaction in alltheir private letters it is more than probable thatthe much tooted arrivals shortly expected willprove to be the last if strenuous efforts are notmade to conciliate our Japanese immigrants
And further as the Government cannot ignorethis state of things it is really pitiful nauseatingto see the official organs crowing so much aboutthe few hundreds now expected and trying tothrow dust in the peoples eyes aboutthe true importanta of the Japanese immigration movementThey want us to believe that it contains tho germof something important for tbe country andshamelessly want to lull us into a false securityabout it when the probabilities arc that not oulytins iauuigratiou will soon stop bat that tbe Jap ¬
anese already here will leaveas soon as their contracts are out The only way to keep this valuableaddition to our population would be br enablingthem by grants of land to start on small farmingfor their own account Bat I shall at some futureday treat more specially of the government landsand the farce of the homestead law
Now about the Portuguese and this question isnot less gloomy than the other As a rule the Por ¬
tuguese are well treated on the plantations butnevertheless they hate tbe contract system and Ican say without fear of possible contradiction thatthere is not one of them who does not sigh for themoment when he will be able to terminate his engagement They came here to ameliorate theiroonditMo to assure a better future to their famHies with hopes of arriving some day at the desiredcoal of owning eocne land but not will the inten¬tion of working all their lives as hired laborersTbeir disappointment at fifrfif qo available landsxs great and another of their greatest causes ofdi octent is the rigid and unwise enforcement ofthe Sanday law an important question on which1 intend to dwell shortly more than I can do nowThen they have also special causes of irritatioaI know for instance of one planter whose nameought to be banded down to posterity but whom Iwill snare that honor who has caused mneiiVicilrment bv his interpretation of the contractswhich call fur ten hours of field labor or twelveuvula ut wuuvr uwr ue argues luax inoaa twelvehours can be counted at his pleasure from fourin the morning to four in the xfternoon or fromnine a iu to nine p m just as wen as from teap ra to ten in the morning and clever HawaiianJudges might be found to endorse such lunaticviews Another cause specially ia the damp datrids ia Hilo for exam pie ia the scantiness of theirdotiiisc which results in their being speedily anduniversally affected with liver cotaplaxutau Theconsequence of this general dissatisfaction will beas I said before that at the expiration of their timeall those whose contracts are shortlycoming to anend will not renev them rmlrK nnlwtortj- -and outside of the enticements offered to themfrom Xew Zealand and Tahiti they hate been pre- -paring for miking their future movements anlftm ttmncimnHct rf tun I can here give an ex ¬
ample of their silent preiuratiori3oI which tbeplanters are probably unaware One of tbezahappenins coma time ago to be rjxsg over to Mexicoa kind of subscription was made to give him aterse for the ncrnrase of mahlir hfm a jabout ia the Mexican States for studying thew CUJ K s kj u prospects ariucti itcocw offer to those who might go frrsa here withtaeirtaraiUeAxMliftlarernrtrTTTrasfrrva must exrject to see mrxfj a mmW tHtnMexico at the cost even of charterurg astro toearn them over
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Vnw l ho nlmtrrs most not circc t to b able toemit an more Urce batches ot rortacnfse lramlcrbdU from their Ulintic Islands ornot onlj ai inthe caue ot the Japanese the population there la dlsKustnl bj the unfavorable reports ent from herebot also t he whole current ot emigration has takena start lommlt Amea as late papers naveairaiuTtated Moreover I think 1 can safelj My that ont
siJe of the changed tendencies of the populationthe policr of tbe lortncueso Gorernment them-selves
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has undergone n complete change thejare no longer favorable to anj further immigra¬
tions to our Islands bcro but seek to promote andfalidtate the emigration of their people towardstheir African possessions specially towards loanda the interior of which has been found extremely fertile and blessed with a very healthyclimate
The morale of all this is that as I said last weekthe planters mtut not depend for their futurewants ia the labor line neitheron the Japanese noron the Portuguese unless thev change their policyOf courseyis a rule however discontented with theirposition and treatment ere the Portuguese likethe country and the climate and the majority ofthem would gladly stay it allowed better termsor if the Government or what would be wiserstill if the planters would help them to settle ontheir own account They might be giren smalllots ot land and yet still lend a more willing andefficacious aid to the plantations Therefore thekey of tho situation seems to me to be this i if thoplanters wish to retain white labor nvraijalone will do it and they must study the ways andmeans ot realizing this change If not they willvery soon bo reduced again to the irresponsible andirrepressible Mongolian and perhaps that is whatsome wish ltut further views on the populationquestion 1 must postpone to a future occasion
A MiBqcra1 S I must apologize for some very awkward
misprints iu my last
MacerationHonolulu May IS 1SSS
Editor GAzmrc Since my remarks upon im-provements
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in sugar manufacture were publishedin the April number of tboi7citfrV JoalAjr andthe Gazette I havs given further considerationand investigation to the subject and my convic-tions
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are strengthened that of tbe several methodsof extracting the juice of tho cane Xmmth asit is conducted on the VToiakca plantation is thebest for us here at present Bat its advantageswill not be fully realized without a double or tripleeffect to bring the consumption of fuel within tbetrash production of the plantation as at Waiakedwhere the trash has been found ample when thegrinding has been continuous for al iHees andwhere the introduction of the double effect hassaved to the estate the TiCO tons of coal requiredthe last ear to take off an etA ton crop before ad-ding
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the double effect Of the maceration processthe latest authorities Sjmi- - Grwiri onrf lliKutug ly Ijxl liVjifrr HnHimliK Wt says Thissystem raises the yield of sugar from 91J to 11 tper cent on the cane It received au award ofitOXl from the General Council of Guadaloupe in187G
This is equal to 174 S rr cent on tbe amount otsugar The increase on the return f juice isIGjCG t J Mr Young estimates the 80437Imperial gallons standingB06 IS equals SG1GG lbsof sugar Gt37 atSJJ7 equals 430111 gallons at102T and each gallon at this density has in it by
lMt 2JE7 lbs jrui sugar equals 9121373 lbsof pan sugar I assume that the tables compiledfrom careful chemical analysis are correct Theallowance made by Mr Vouug amounting tolOCTS lbs for errors and waste would seem toleave his estimate of 15X per cent incrtan a verysafe one
The chemical analysis ot tbe juice since madeshows it to be of good quality In that as publishedsugars were as followsinvert rarar from Ut crushing 3 roll milllnrcrt engar frorad crashing 2 roll millIolarixatfon of juice from 3 roll millPolarization of juice from 2 roll mill
sEcoitn KxrxrrxrNTInvert engsr from 1st crushing 3 roll millInvert sngar from al cruhlEg - roll millPolarization 1st 3
3d - S
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It may be said in general that cane juice con-sists
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of about SI per cent of water 13 per cent ofsugar 0C per cent of organic matter ami 04 of in-
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mineral and further that about 05 to0G per cent of the sugar in the juice of ripe canesmore in unripe ones is nncrystalizable P SO
Tbe analyses giren above shows a much smallerproportion of invert or nccrystalizable sugar thanthe nuotation cires and I am told that mmo nfthe 1st sugars analyzed as high as JSS which isextraordinary for a raw unrefined sugar
The iItTsion weAof probably extracts more oftbe sugar from the cane than any other methodbut it requires I am told continuous dav andnight work and requiring a ton of water for everyvju oi cane Luaaes lue uem or inei verv expcnsirelty Governor Warmonths statement the shredderhas done good service but with a good two rollmill of slow motion with or without the the ajplication of hot water with its solvent power itseems hardly needful white it adds to the cumbrousness of the machinery
Upon the whole it seems to me that the threeand the two roll mills with tho double or tripleeffect and uaeerath wilt better meet our wants atpresent than any other method of which I am in-
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Much has been said and written about thegreat yield of sugar obtained in the HawaiianIslands They are fertile and the soil well ndaptedto the production of cane but erroneous ideas areentertained on this subject derived no doubt fromthe publication of tho extraordinary jields in ex ¬
traordinary cases whereas the lighter and morecommon yields are not often spoken of Planta-tions
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depending on the raiu suffer some seasonsfrom drought and perhaps most earstosomeextent The crops of the irrigated plantationsare more uniform than the crops of those planta-tions
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depending upon the rain for their supply ofmoisture but these also suffer iu long seasons ofgeneral drojght as the supply is diminished fromthe fountain head From records before me ofdifferent plantations irrrigated and unirrigatedsome of them extending through a series ofseveral years I find that n crop of one half to onefourth of ratoons and three fourths to one halfof plant cane yielding on nn average of 2 to 3 tonsper acre is a good crop Thero are cases of atleast on large field aventging oue or 7 tons and thewhole crop in this case was irrigated and averagedover5 tons per acre in another case over U tonsof sugar from plant cane was grown to the acreupon 170 acres of unirrigated land in 1S7S Atpresent prices it requires a large crop to pay theunavoidable expenses of carrying on a plantation inthe most economical mannertndany improvementincreasing the income without a correspondingincrease of expense will be welcomed by everycitizen for it will help to save from wreck thatindustry so vital to the prosperity of the country
To illustrate the saving from the triple effectI will quote from tho work before named bysome actual figures obtained on two similar estateswith sugar and syrup of identical quality andvalue and under equally able management Onthe estate using open batteries aud a singlovacuum pan tbe labor negro was as follows 17hands at centrifugals St nt batteries I at r tennmpan and engine b collecting fuel t at steam boilertotal s woriuug is hoarsadiyl0U hours oflabor
The second used a juice heater defecating andsubsiding tanks a triple effect and a vacuum panand employed the following labor 12 hands atcentrifugals 3 at triple effect 1 at vacuum 1collectirg fuel 6 at steam boiler 3 engineers t atdefecators 2 at scum tanks 2 at syrup tanks 2 atmolasses tanks total 40 working 13 hours adayoU hours of labor Each factory turned out13 tons of 1st and 2nd sugars per diem
This shows a saving of 18 bands and over onehalf in the hours of labor see page 271 and thatwithout noting the saving of fuel by substitutingthe effect for tbe open train
It is probaMe that the trash would not alwaysbe sufficient for fuel although it was found so atYaiakea as long as the grinding as continuous
every day but in some conditions the trash hasmore consistency than in others The trash alonefurnished fuel for taking off the crop of KohalawiuLauuuu cv auo iau nouses were ntieuby the trash from S00 clarifiers of juiceThis year it takes the trash from 1200clarifiers to fill the bouses and the trash fuel hasto be supplemented by coal or wood but even withtbe liability to require some additional fuel as Ibefore said the double or triple effect the 2ndtwo roll mill and maceration seems a great im- -pucujcufc over oar present metnous and tnemost feasible one for us The author beforequoted says pige 143 It seems to be on unde¬cided point whether the saturation or the extracrushing should be credited with the increasedyield of juice Probably both assist but it hasbeen raised from GO to 73 per cent by nrrioiy ile- -
He eauet fimiwfiavwithout the applicationof hot water By the ordinary use of the 3 rollmill without shredding or slicing the cine I havebeard no claim of increase of juice beyond 10 percent witnont the application of hot water butour author claims 16JW Mr Young in theioHfer JsWaiV in his record makes the increasefrom 2nd mill and maceration to be loj per cent
Allowing lOper cent to be added due to theeecondmill there remains about 6 per cent to be creditedto the maceration And if as at Waiakea Thereis abundance of trash fuel to do oil the workthen the 6 per cent is richly worth saving If thetrash is found insufficient for fuel then it becomesa matter of calculation whether the 6 per centsaved will anything more than repay the cost ofthe fuel required to eviporate the water added iathe maceration
It would not be a difficult question to solve IKlbs of coal being required to evaporate one impe-rial
¬gallon of water weighinj 10 pounds 1 I0Olbs of tliy tratk iu evaporating capacity are equalto 1 lb coal or about one half and Ir iraah iaixMt S5 per cent of the weight of green trashfmm rka t knit Sit a a 3V taui aauui per cent ipnn me zroImiIiif enmiatonrfi iMfri rhBmir i7ue3destrojtij ih reratiaina asar which ifrT wriEu nnu enecuveness or tuefuel To illustrate tbe variable quality of trashfrom the same plantation in dtnVrant n t Afferent times In 1S79 Kohala Dlantation had 1trash houses each 20U feet long by 21 feet wide anddivided into 40 rooms Two uf these were fnil afthe commencement of taking off the crop of overtons When throngh three of the four andseventeen rooms of the fourth were fnll showingthat an increase of about 70 per cent in quantitybesides tke whole of the fuel used for the cropand Mr Williams aiys We do not use onepound of coal or burn one stick of woodIhere were Si ac rest nf nlant n- - iof ratoons Trash only was used for th nm nfle40f LS00 tons hot thla aar tho- - - j iuc occiuaPHi me iraso irom tne same number ofclarifiers of juice is onlv two thirds of what it wasJIar Mr-- Cbjpia informs U3 and hehas had to burn coal in part Tbe last years cropconaute5 of f53 acres of plant cane and lUnt rat-oons ¬
By these examnlca we rr hat Iha -may be ample for plantation need rt nn tm inot so at another but I presume the quantitv willusually be found sufficient if the heat is econo- -u4m ua auc ucst manner
Yours truly s X CxstxiP S May 23d Since writing ih iHrireceived from Papaikau plantation the followingV tifSS lcty of the- w iwww poaaoaoi canecarelulivweighed and ground directlacd the trash carefuUr
raP1t V BtTAlneed of the latter 213 IbLonly23 of trash and leaving the unusual amountof H60 percent of mice on the weight of the cinek5 chums 72 per cent and the authoritrwcichl have quoted for the new and impnivedniachinery claims GS per cent Tho experimenterat Paprukon says the cane was fair and Ion2jomted and not woody and trash not dried
S2TCIlesidenU at the upper end of Emma street werestartled on the zooming or tbeSlhins- t- by thelooj report of a pistol fired within the dwelling
T baa Ignario a Portuguese mer¬
chant followed by the srTtams of a woman Alew zuoments afterward tie excitement of onlook ¬ers wxa further added to by the aprrancn of aman running rapidly from the spot towardsPunchbowl --Murder most foul came into the5odrLtT pfctatorbuta hasty investigationa penedthe iidea and fie4 the informationthat the fleeing biped had made a show of comlJSiK5c dHcIurginz a blank cartridge255X bis uttempt to commit selffrightening ha wife nearly to deathJco searched for found and lectured byWepaty Dayton for distnrbinc Ihe peace of therjajmrrmrraad th tad mtmrtip diTpTsycdzdlxirtirriiedtohadoriiiale
ife3fcga-t
Temperance FanaticsWCT r iIter rhillipa Brookes aaiii rcetntlr Never
shall my voice or pen be used againtt tbe so calledtemperance fanatics If ever a causa Justifiedfanaticism It is the cause of tcmperance Veryfew people In this world like to be called fanaticsand few njoy tho epethet rrewwrr espedailTwomen let there are those who in view of thegreat evils of Intemperance are willing even to becalled fanatics if they come by tbe name in theirefforts to do something to arrest the evil Theevil they are fighting is not a little thing it ishard to make headway against it even with a devotion to iU reform wCQ scarcely falls short offanaUmsm Intemperance is the most commonvice of Christn countries It rolls along like aralghty flood and a handful of earnest men andwomen are attempting to lift up a standard rgainstit Tho very inequality of numbers and the nnequalness of the battle aro enough to make themfight with the desperation and devotion of theSpartan heroes of Thermopylae Xo one in Chris-tian
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countries causes such misery wrecks so manyBright lives is so insidious in its beginnings andm hopeless and fatal in its end and at Ibe samotime has so many respectable supporters and apol-ogists as the drinking habit To know the num-ber
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of men drink Is ruining even in this imallcity of Honolulu is enough to make oue fanaticI haTe in my mind fivo young men possibly nit ofthem under thirty years of age whose futaroapromise to bo tbe dark ono of the coutirmedd unkard They are lntelligont and adapted tothe business they severally follow and tbreo ofthem aro known by their euiplovers to bo menabove the average in ability and business carwolty And yet because iutoxievnts aro an articleof licensed and rxonmon intrclianilise because itis so easy to get all thj drink the diseased appe-tite
¬of the habitual diunkard craves in a word
because there is not a i nMrfioH of idl salo of intoxicants these five young men are going fast toruin Ihey cannot drink with moderation Thefirst glass makes them mad for more They haveno will power to abstain under pressure cf con-stant
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invitation from friends todrinkand lt tutliberty pf somo who car use spirits with temper ¬
ance should be infringed thero is no law whichwould save these and others lifco them If thgreatest good to tho greatest number were theprinciple on which laws were enacted n prohibit-ory
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law wonld be passed tho very next legislatureThese young men nroalroadv like ships ttrandedby the storm It is any wonder nt sight of bucliwrecks of what might have been noble usefulmen there should be found men and women fight-ing
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against the destroyer with almost fanaticalearnestness Thero are boys iu Honolulu tu davwho if tbe present liquor law exist will in n fewyears havo to pass the same ordeal of temptationunder which these young men havo fallen Willthey prove stronger There is no assurance thatthey will They ore not of better blood cr bettertraining They will bavo no more
Itwill beforthe iuterestof tho saloon keepers of ten vearshence that somo of tho bojs of to day shall bemore than moderate drinkers that they ehall bobeavydrinkcrs and drunkards Can any motherafford to sit still for fear ot being called n fonatiaand run the risk of its beiug her boy nho shallsupport the saloon keeper If anything couldmake a mother fanatic ft ia that which threatensdanger to her child Where liquor is legally soldany boy might become its victim And so sincethere is danger to the young in it and stuce it de¬
stroys men body and soul and ruins tbe happi-ness
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of women and children and because liquoris such an unmitigated curse to tho humau racethere are men and women against it with all theirmight
With inalace to none in their heart they workwith an enthusiasm whieh the matter demandsand with a noble unselfishness What does itmatter if they shall bo called fanatics and reform-ers
¬by those who do not understand tbem and by
those interested in the liquor businessthe end of tuci efforts will crown their work
Tciu JiPtrtiscincuts
HOrtfOLUXaTJ
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ANNUAL ELECTION
Engineers For 1885 6
TIIEKMICTION OF IXGIXKKKSENUINEKOOM of Mechan-
ic Engine Company No iOn Monday Evcng June 1 1885
Pollicn atoclocta and clotcat 9 oclock
5S SI The scleral Comoanjr SrtirtarM are hereby roiutvttil to liaini In their lists of members In soixletanilin before Vi oclock noun of altl day
rEUOrtDEU HENRY SMITHChairman of Election
JULES ASCII iI L AliTHAliT f Tcl-r- -
10ft Jf
HOUSES AND
HOMESTEADS
Jilt UK DILLINGHAM I - lnlrtntc4 me to oQer
for PriraicSiIf nrjon nf hi bpleniltd
WOODLAWN PROPERTYOn Beretania and Bingham Sis
LOT NU I la 111 feet front anil Jut fwt lin willa Flue llinsc an 1 Uut BaililiDgs Mable CarriajreIore 1c upon It anil U the prupertv lately uccnplntbj Ken 4 A Crnzan The llonfc la companittrcljriicw Is In fine onler anil will be open tor inspectionfor any pervmi ilealrlc lo Tlew H The npset priceiur mi spieuum piece oi property will beii5M
One Fourth Cash Balahce in 1 2 and 3
Years with Interest al 7 per Cent
LOT No a U ft ljr au ftLOT X 5 lj S3 ft by S ftLOTAo Iirtby3IiriLOT So 5 l 7i n by a ftLOT So 6 la 7 f kyJM flLOT So T Is N ft by ftLOT So Is wl ft by al ftLOT o l SI ft by au fl
Uiil npon the mqc terms a forpayment can be very a11r wet
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npacl price tO W
apet price 191 Ul
opt price 10GUnpaet price IJll U
npaet price 131 H
npMt price llwHO
npaet price lU llupset price IJW1
Lot o
A plan of these lots can be seea al tbe aaction rona
The new Tramway for which a Charter recentlygranted by the Legislature will brio tab 1 ropertrwithin 15 minutes of the Post Ofice and will natiirallyincrease Us nine We inrlte an examination anil In-spection or those Lots as they are well situated andrery desirable
IICI tf
W
E P ADAMSVALUABLE TRUTHS
i jw are fofft rio fmm poor healthor Unaitbinz en a ted of icttettUkechcr for
Hop Hitter will cure -
If 7Hftre9mptaMztf jroa feeiwest anilat lOJ W UJ
irni withosl eleariy
IIoi IUttcr MH1 Kevive 3011If Toaarr allioitler adhae orrr- -tw Tonrvelf with Dtutoril
daticf or a 31 other worn oneand work
1 that
roarWHO care
Hop Ultcr trill KcMore jouIf job tie a man of Utiava or
laboartr weaLeaetl by the traia oftoot errj tUj date or a man of letJr toflln OTtr joar midnight work
Hop Hitter trill Mrcnilicn ranIf jftaarefiafferlBff from OTer eatfas
iJtalrinkln- - any iodltretion ordlt- -0100 are too jbz and --rowfn tooUt as it often the care
v Hop Hitter- - will Uelierc toilIf jon am In the workshop ot taw
farm at tbe drsk anywhre awl feelthat your ytem needs ctcaatlog tocvi- - or ftiinoUtlo- - without tmoxicat- -
Hop Hitter I what you nccilIf ytw are oH aa4 yonr ifcJ thin
and Impure pal feeble joar oenrrnnvteadr utd rr facaltte waning
Hop Hitters trill clre yun new IITcanil Visonr
-- HOP BtTTEIU i an Htrcut hmtthy and refreftftloz Sam ia far ktrroomdrlnktflniMttre water etc render- -
In- - then harmlw and weetenig themoaiu ana ciraaiia itsr r
Cleanse Purify and Enrich theBlood withHop Hitters
Antiywe will hare no slckne orsnlTerin r doctorbllic to pay
HOP DTTEIalait tWaatHeaatand Refreshio Flafoortes for
ick tbom drinks and impure water resi4eriB tfceharmless twretcafn tne monti and cleannn- - thestomicb
W Tar Sale bytttt 1 ItOLLlSTEi A CO
to Dr ajer for baring iaSrodsced Arera Piflinto tte Celestial llaxpixv called tbem SweetCoriaSeedaT mtry appropriate ovtzscl Tbejare sweet they caxrT and axe therefore thu roostproSuUflaeetUasicktoAncaniaTfitiru -
TfiisSvftftsCO
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HooooJa
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iVttu bnirtistnttitta
C BREWER GO
OFFER FOR SALE TO ARRIVE
Per Bark AMY TUBNER
FROM BOSTON
DUE JULY 1st 1885
FrntiUin Stovo Coal in CasksDMs Crashed Sngar
Cases Fraiers Axlo GrenseCases Hoo Handles
Rbls No 1 RosinCoses Wheelbarrows
3STBST TRUNKSllav Cutters Flax Packing
J Bbls Wilmington TarWilmington Fitcb
Bales Navy OakumCs Ex Lard Oil
Grindstones Safes
FARMERS BOILERSBbls Dairy Salt Cement
1 J nnk 2 inch Ox BowsCs Axs and Pick Handle
Canal Barrows Kgs NailsBbls Ex Trimo Pork
Cumberland Coal in Bulk
Manila Cordage Sisal CordageOak Lumber White Wood do
Walnut Lumber Ash LumberEastern AVhite Pine Lumber
Refrigerators Cs Tin Tomatoes
Electric and Downers Kerosene Oil
Ketchup and Cod Fish BallsCase Clam Chowder
Fish Chowder and GhcrkiusCases Sausago Meat
Cs iluckins Tome to SoupCs do Mock Turtle Soup
Cases Iluckins Ox Tail Soup
CENTRIFUGAL LININGS
Backets Lime Wash BoardsCases Chairs Cotton Waste
Cases Yellow Metal SheathingKgs Yellow M Sheathing Nails
Bbls Twine Riles DuckHide Poison Linseed Oils
Cases Turpentine Cases of
browjst sojpA Bbls Mineral Paint
Mammoth RockersBook Cases Assorted
Extension Top CarriagesCases Curled Hair
Drums Caustic Soda
IPS
GrREATLAND SALE
The Extcntoi 4 of the Will of the 11 OX II
iMUMii manor
OFFER FOR SALEThe follow n Valuable Ahupuojs and
Parcels of Landscosirnibixu
HOUSE LOTSIn Honolulu and Kitensi e
Properties on Hawaii
and Maui
EjT facilitate the purchase of these Land byI dtp tun tbe Trustees will allow one half the tmrcliac money of pnrchasvS oyer One Thousand Dollarsto remain on mortaeat percent per annnm netpayments to be made in one two and thrc years
car Deeds at expense of purchaserThe abore sale will take place unless prerious dis
posed of at the Auction Koonia of E I ADAMS ON
15tli June NextiurN iv noonjir oinu
Valuable Buildings and Lots on West side ofFort street beinzpartof LCAoDto Heirs ofDoaz Mahanc
I Lotl Comprises store and lot now occupied byALbmith rental 31 per month
2 Lot Comprises store and lot now occupiedby Mrs T Lack rental 73 per qnartcr
lots iv icalilhil nooiiir3 Valuable botue lots in Eaulawela on school
street West of the bridge across the Waikahslnlnstream bein part of Apanaof LC AT7I3 toV Kama ma In
I Lot A on raauka side School St containing Idof an acre
i Lot B on mania sfde School bt containing CMof an acre
6 Lot C on manka side School fat containing 3G I0Pof an acre
7 -- Lot D makal tide School St conlalnlnz SU 10U ofan acre
fi Lot E on makai i Ue School St contajnlu WM0of an acre
9 Lft F on Lnne leading from School bt containingtS lU of an acre
10 Lot G on Lane leading from School St containingIMOOot auacre
II Lot If on Lane leading from School fct containingan acre
12 Lot I on Lane leading from School St containing2 Uof an acre
fAXDS IX MTAMj axd WA1KIKIIS Kola land in Tahoo Waiklkl on the road to
Wait I pan of LCA M13 to Keooi Ana atdcontaining 77 acres This portion of the awardlies alonf tbe Walalae ICoad makai side
U S Und In Walaka Waiklkl near the KamoIIItllChurch apana4of LOAI ES to Nakalcootain-faz-MJacr- e
jood taro landIG AIIUIUAA OF AinrAIII IIOXLA lUIJI A Ll
A pan a 3 of L C A 771 to K Keellkolanl adjoins theirorernment lands of Kanalo and Kahlkinul andcontains 3KU acres Land Is now nnder lease toManael rico at JIOO per annum and Uzea Leaseexpires Jan 1 IS
HOUSE LOTS IS IJAlLVANOItTH KONAIIAtVAII
171 ntme lot and balldins In Keopo called InII he apaua 3C of L C A 771 to W P LelelohokaValuable lot on tbe sea shore containing 1 15 Wacres Former residence wf II It II Rath KeeltkolanL Z torj Coral Dwelling and Wooden Cot-te- -
1S 2 Iloose lot and baildlns 10 Keopo callrdjvaaTpa pana oi u - wi nowoccoptetl
byCblnamen a a store reUtUper annumcontains ttlX of an acre
19 --J Iloiise lot In Keopa near tbe ProtestantChurch Apana 37 of LC A 9373 contains 13 iinof an acre
20I House lot In Keopo calWd SiumaIu or Ke--piB Apana 33 of L C A 937J conUlos 20IW ofan acre
215 House lot in Honsanla Apana 7of LCA9671 contains OaVIU of in acre
22 8 Jfonse lot In Ilonnaula called Papa ApanaW of L C A OT71 containa IMW of an acre
277 IIoas lot In Lanlhan called KaopnaoaApana Co of L C A H77I valuable lot Bear thelanding contains 77 11 of an acre
21 --4 House lot in Lanihaa called -- Laloha paaaIof LC AZtTLContiiBsH IOiofanacre
iaMt IJt HOXA HAWAIIAbipaa of Kaoko fa X Koni apana II of L
C A to to Lot Kanebamtha tno coiTeo and pastare land wm twoUrzeandraluableflslt pvadsNow cadrr lease to the natlTea at tail per ananntLease expires Jan I IS
20--- Ahnpaaasof Uoaaloa land2iaXKoBajpanar O of L C A 7713 10 V Jkamamalo flne coffee and
pasture Land 3fow nnder lease ttnatlfct at 1131per annnm lease expires Jan 1 137
273 Abupmaa of Xnpa 3 In Kailoa Xorth Konaapana 5 of L C A 77U to V Kim inula couUlus
acres and fnclodes a smalt Ikkisc lot on thesea shore called Filiate 0 Hole
24 1 Land In Aahaukcac S KaUaa K Kona beinzSTapt I7tt to J Kote and eocUlalnr tt I s acressuitable for pas tare orcnltiratlon
29 5 Atopnaaof Laatoa I in X Kona bela awna IofLCXTJIStoUKeellknlaaL
3- 0- Ahupnaa or Ulesalon 2 la Kallaa 2C KonaVlnx apana SofttA TTlfi to 3 KecIlkotaaL
ai 7 Ahupaaa of Ifonokaa la X Kona apana 9 of LC A 13 lo V Kantaualo coaUIola Z7 acrestimber and coSVe Sand Sow nnder leass to 4 wKahuuaaraa at m per aanau lease expileJan 1 13B7 J051
Ho matter what josr feeling or ailment iaAtnfriwn CtVa Hop Bitters win do yoa coocLFroTBftaiJieeiulieTtiieioeat
Sapping
Ptfo tloeTOTHHAIEAK
Inter lslandSNCoTICKKTti TO THE
VOLCANUaDUKTrltrannowheltaU at h
oraceoftho Inter tslaiKi SN To Tnnttp leavlnffHonolula p tlm io1 of w- - II ALU will belanded at Punalttn hrnrr by lUllrasnl to Pabalawhere Horses and Uaides mil ho In attendanev
Bythlsronte Tonilsta ran make tba roeftd ttlp indays stvlnr 1 days to rlslt hr Votrano
TICKKTj Frit THE UOlND TUIP tnelndlorHorses Uniri Board and Lodgin 9
For fnrthT partirnUntmqtir at thr ofttro of
Inter Island S N Co HonoluluOr to J V i llllVN Vrw lli a 101 J
Steamship CompanyJf IM X X J3 U
STEAMER KINAUKING Commander
Vlll leave Honolulu each Tuesday at I P M for Lanaiua uaaiaca Maivrna annkona ixawainae iaanvahochoe and Htlo Lrare Illto Thnrsdasa At noontouch In at the same ports on retBrnarriTlnsbackSaturdays
PASSEMIGK TiaiX from Nllll wlU lTe eachFriday at I P M ti conoec with tho Ktnan at Mahukona
TheKinanWILLTOlClIal HtwokaUand Paauhanon uotem trip Tor Iasiieneers if a starnal Is made from
steariierlikelikeLORENZEN Commander
Leavr Honolulu rrTj Monilay at I P M for Kannakakal Kahaliit Keanai rwri other wek Hneloliana Klpahuln and Nun ttrttirninir will top theavjfc jwiis arriTin ibck rinnij morninz
rr niili and p ioni
STEAMER LEHUADAVIES Commander
Will Itfavtrarv for Pit ui inKoliolaleleUokalaKukalm Houoliina LritpiliotiH Itiknlan and Onamea
STIV1R KILAUEA HOUWEISDARTH Commander
Will IcsTr rijtilirly fT smu ort- - i the SLebua
STEAftlERiyiOKOLIIMcCRECOH Commander
Leases Honolnln earh Wednesday for KannakakalKamalo Pukoo Jloanui Hlawa Wallan Peleknnnand hauupspa returmnx leaves ruROorriuaya iufor Labaioa Leaves Lahalna Saturday for Pnkoo re-
maining OTtr Snoday arriving at Honolnln Mondayevening
CDTlTc Cowpany will not be responsible for anyfreight or packages nuleas receipted for nor for persocal biSTWf unless utainlr nurked Xot responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed In charge of therurser
All possible care will W taken of Live Stock bat thecompany win not assnme any rise 01 acciuent
SVU L J WILDXR lreskientS II KOSK Secretary
OFFICE C jr ner Fort and iuren StreetsHonolaln Sept W 11 10
TIMETABLE BF STEAMERS
OF Tilt
INTER ISLANDSTEAM NAVIGATION CO
iXiHVI3T2i3I
Steamer W G HALL- IVInlxxlaxii
BVTJCS Commandrr
Will run regularly to Maalaeu Maul aud Kima andKan Hawaii
Steamer PLANTERnrniTiooi
tVMEKOS l DmandTmLtarracrtrrTUESDAV at 3 j m for Nanllialii
Knloa Zlevie anl Walmra llurolnff larva Xawiltwill ctrSATlnKVaI4v m nrritln at Honolulu every auada at a ui
Steamer IWALANIFREEMAN Commander
Will run regularly to Hamui Maui and KukuihaeleHonokaaand Paaibu Hawaii
Stmr C R BISHOPMACAtLAY Commander
latares every SATtTRDVY at H a m lor WalanaeWalaloa Uahu and llanatct and Kilauea Kaaal returning leave liana lei every TLFSDAY at I p mand touch n atWaialua and Walanae every WUNESDAY and arriving at Honolnln same day at I m
Stmr JAS MAKEEWE III Commander
Will rnn rejrolsrly m Kapaa Kanai
Co OFFICE ofth Company foot of Kilanra Streetnear t lie PMSaWharf
J ESA Secretary T R FOSTER PresidentHonolnln January 3 1WCV Rftl a
PACIFIC WAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For San Franciscothe M irMiin vrrAMMin
at-r
- y -CITY OF SYDNEY
DEinnouY cojiiiMiuWILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO
On or about Honda Jane 7
FOE SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND
rut sriKicnii NriiAMHiiii- -
ZEALANDIAniiBii coyjyiAvniitOn or about June 13thf 1885
For Krebt and Passat apply to10U 2c II IIACKFELIi A O AseutsGoods lor Nhipmeut per steamer rau now
be Stored Free o Clinrpelu lite Fire prooftrnrclione near Ihe temer triinrf
Commissioner Sale of
REAL ESTATEBy virtue of an order of ale Kj the Hon L Met oily
Flut Aoclat JaUrr of the huprcne Coort Itauedon the lilt day of April 14 the nndenHrn d willtell at Pabljc dcu jh
On Thursday May 28la X O ritt WVtXk
At the front door nf ih Court llooac In WallnkaMad all tbe rfxht title asd iotneitt which JOHNi A iv laiepr MaKawmo le eeaaed bad of In of tothe following
PARCELS OF LANDSilole npm thr llaad of Xil tia
LOT Xa 1 Laad la Keahaa Kala Mikawi ieattibej la Hofal raleal 9iIIOtanulaKanaiisblH deeded brLealnt Ketak a KtkaUthereon
LOT3ro3 Lai la Hal ot Uanataapokv Maulformerly ttloDEef to PaMpalemlaiolasan area
ot tiro Aerta lth EaHaUaa taereon Ced ttonAdnlnlrtralor of Tafclpa to Kataa
tW Laod la Kaaaaakta Uoaoaila Xaaldncribed l Bajal ratal un iriM A
OlaalorjtafalcxtSKUre awe or I lXert
KIT lfo I Uad la Kaanaaluae lloaaaoll MaolcootalniBiraaareaf sri lo ItoraliPateatSosesioLaal Deed from Lhl la Kaailar
tOT 5tiBd In thf IklHu of PaUoooolairM1 anlahrr aa area of TosjS1J Paaaaaal lo Kaaaa Tillplete adjoiB So-- lj
raTPIrlK uif tchaTT arro ai ine eioenie or par
iyi4uivjViycuTcKs- -
V C IAKKE
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SVlMtKM rOUItT OF TUB ITAIs PmMi- - In mmtfe oftho HUte ot LKONAHD K flTTKN t BwaAloOahn drerated Inlntato Brr- - Mr Ju ito AntOn rrillnj and allae the arlitii ot DirM XeXla
Irr of llooolalaCraliaalleffinsthal lroaar4 rattanof aald llooolnin IM lamtair i n afamaaaon tho lilh dar of onaioer l i and iarthat LellM r AiImlnMrailin r Krani FllallnxaIt l ordered ibatTUCIttttMr ihr nh ilar of JanetDmt lUoenxk aa nl lirrt j lamolaMfor hearlnc W petlltaa aeor ihr Id MkIn Ihe Coort tUxwn of thta Corrt Honalnhl at wtkhtime and plare all perwn crmeafliwl ma
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Dateil llonolala II I Ma JWb 4 D iaUB5J II AlSTII
Alley Jattre linreata IaottHaaarHann nepnle nr WW aSuiMuaiK cooirr or thk uaIn rrohale la tho tnataar at tatKlUle of JlLIlM L llKIIAHIloV f WaiaaaVOahn deeeAred lotearale Brforr lr JaHrc ateCnllj
Un readlnr and fillnff thr petition nf Mra AaraifKlehardMHi of Walanae Oabu widow or the dataaaoallelnstbnttlalla I Rtthardoon iate of untWafanae Oatin died Intoatate it lloiiontlr on ta 9tk 4mJof Mr A U Iet3 leavtajr proprtr uiihln tlw BsarfrUan llanda andpraTln r that IftiT of Admratatnrlion Lane to II A Ividemann nt II m Itiln Uahn
It I ordered that WKDNSSI 1 tho llli dae JaneA 11 ISO at IJ oetoefc a in - anl horab r Iappolntedforhearini eald petition ifon the aaidChh fJattlce In tae Conn lloom of thlj loort at lloaolalnat which time and place all peron eooct roed mar
hae hr the aaniorhonld not bo gnnted and that thi- - order br pahlUhe lla Ihe Hawaiian and Sl hh lansaa na for three a--ceulre weeha In the Aaoa oa and Hawitai na rrinewtpapers In llonolala
Paled llooolnin II I Ma ath A D lolAwSksirK JfcftLLTJnsllreSapremefoartllKt SntTB Ucptr Clrrt tun tSU1MIKMB COtritT OF xTieITa
In rrobate loEtateofESUIAKALELEONAIAXIuarenPBWMjdeceated Order appolntlnc smr for ITobale of Willand directlns publication of notice or aaie
A document pnrpnrtinf lo be the la Will aad Telamrnt of Emma KalelconaUnl deceased havta ontho ISIh d r of Mar A t ltn been preaented tOMbtIrubate Coort and a petition for the rVibate thereofand for fnan or Letlera Teetamentary o IrtaaaarJ Cartnrltht Senior of Honolula lattiij been liedby him
It 1 hereby ordered that Tr KSO the Ik day olJone A l f at Waclxk a m of sard day at lbCoort Itoum ot Mid Conn at hlolanl Hale In aaMHonolnln je aad the aame I hereby appointed tbtime for pro ring Mid Will and licartn aid aranHcatlon nhen and where any pr on lntirefeBaay aapear and conteil ihe raid ill irl tho naaUaiorLrlter Tertamentarr
It farther ordervd that notirt thrrrnf be jriTtm bypublication for three aocertr- - nhj iQ the TJavau0lxTntl newpaprr printed and
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A F JfDlAttet Chief Jnatlreoflhe upreme CourtHiittT Hnmt Ueptr Clerk iwt uMortsa-c- f- Notice orintention to Fortclyw
is iiekeuv oiviathat portoant In a power of Mle conialnatl la acertain morticaze deed dated the th ilay of HetttambecA D IrWJ made by S M Kinlmakalchna of llannla I htadof Oahn to Stephen Spencer of London Saarlandrecorded In the omee of the Reniiitmr of ConveyanceIn Liber m folio Ill aad llCaad lot a breach of thcondition In Mid mort rafe deeil contained that alland singular the land tenement ami neriaitameateIn aid mortgage deed contained tnd lecrlbed willafter Ihe time limited by law he old at public auctionon acconnt of the breach of the condition a herein-before mentioned
The premdee In Mid mnrtgacr il scribed b09 ailthe tlzbt title and latere of ald S H KintmakalchnaInauil to thoae wo certain piece or parcel of landHunted In aid llauula beltct taro and kula laad aad
containing an area of 3 acre anl tnon parllenlarrydescribed In lloyal 1atent No M19 L c Award So SlTi
fTBrUES iPIM KH MortiroceeJ M MoxinnaT Attorney for ttortraeceluted Honolulu May Jtlh 1W aa
JIort5a5CcsotIccorinleniontoKiTleVrOTICE IS HHUEJIY CJIVKX1 that purtnant to a power of ale lontalnNd ia acertain mortgag deetldatitl the kJd day of October A
D 15T3 made by Kahakal of W uilni I laud of Uahato Stephen oeneer of London KnUou reiorded Inthe offleo ot Ilegtstrar of Cn rnnce in liber fttfolio lUand IW and for a bnarh of th uoilltlon iuaald mortafe deed contained that all ml iDenlar tbeland tenement and hereditament in Mid tnortfaaedeed contained aad decribed will after ihe time limi-ted by law be old at public auction on account nf thebreacn of th cuadltloa a hereinbefore mentioned
The property In Mid mortuac Uribcd helnsaitnaled al Kawalloa In oaid Waiafra aui blnc laroand knla land containing au area of 1 uv acre andbelo the lime described m Koal rnfenlMo lHIUCAwfrd No OS lo Kahakal
STBPIIBN HorttanrJ SI MoxiannaT Attomi for Virt aDated May Wth last u-
Mortgtureeu Notice of Intention tflFofeetoIS IEICE1JY JIVEM
that puranant to a power f a ntalned In aceltala mortfaze deed dated ihe Ath day of July AD 1SW made br W S Klhlklki r llonululn Ihuivi olOahn to Stephen Spencer of London Kaalaad recorded in the ofllce of tbe Kecitrar of i otieeyancva inliber 3 folio m anil SKI and fur a breach of tbe con-dition Ill Mid mortgage deed contained that all andlobular the land tenement and hi rrdllameala Inaid mortgage deed contained ami ileKriked will
after the lime limited by Ian t old at pnblicauction on account of Ihe breach of t u- oudltiim ahereinbefore nreutioned
Tho property lo Mid murtgaip d Mnhed lieini ioatcd at Klklbale In Mid llouololu anl contalnlnir anare of Ti lW of an acre and more particularly dererlbedladeedof WC l aike Marshal of the Hawaiianliland to the Mid Klhlklki dated the 191b day of Deeember lt7 and recorded in Itber Won fotii rW STKH1RN SPEJKBB MortBan- -
J M MontnniT Attorney for XorteaieDated Honolnln May UHh IWTi luvj uJtartsaSfC Sotlte or Iiitentien to iwkImMOTICE IS JIEIIE1JY JIYBNXI that pursuant to a powi r of sa contained la 4certain morlgage deed dated December IM ImSiren by Samuel Kekinl guardian of Alfred and WeirKaupena of Honolnln Iland of Oahn lo alar hLower recorded In ihe oace of h Reltrar of Conyejance In Honolnln In UooK S3 page fin aad forbrrach of Ihe condition lo said mortgage deed tontimed Mid mortgagee Intend to foreclose and tbalall and lingular the laad tenements aad bcredlta- -
1 L1 Piro contained and deaaribedwin arter the pnblicatloo hereof for three t onecntleweek b adrertlied to be sold al Public Auction athe Auction room of Lyon Levey In Honolnlnupon SATCHDA Y June inh 19K at 1 X or Mid day
The property In Mid - deid dcKrlbni coaliils of two parcel of land Orsl parcel being Ituatodoa ort treat In Honolnln and being part oftao laaddescribed In It P ISIS parcel two being land at Uamo- -w1kkl- - Wol an acre ileKribnt la KP ItKlo hbne MAKV K LEWEBat
WtLUanK AlTi rAttouey for omrager5Dated Honolnln May lllh lwr lotl H
Mortgagee Notice of Intention to Fortlewand of Sale
fX ACCOJtlANCE AVITJI A IOV- -1 er of Mle contained ia a certain mortgage mad brKabaumanu k of Moaaalua Island of Oahn toStephen Spencer dated lath day of May vfm re-corded In tne offlc of tbe Registrar of Conreyaacna ialiber on folio t and 1IM Motire i hereby aimthat Mid mortgagee Intend to forecloe atd laorakagefor condition broken and upon said fore kaaafntaTllMil at Public Auction at Ibe Salesrooms of LmLerey la Honoluln Iland of Oahn on HATTaVMTtho 13th day of Jane it at l u of Mid day thepremise ai tleecrlbcd in Mid mortgage
1h mortgaged property to be a iM conelat of allthose cettain premlaea In Moanaloa Island of Oahnaforeeatd eonuiolag no area of bMiai Acrea oaecribed la Itoyl Palenl Xo D aim all that certainpiece of land In Pnako Lafcalna Island of Baal con-taining t rowl and perch deicrlbed la lloyalPatent So 3WI sTEPHEX SPESCEK
J M Moxaiuut Attorney for Mort ageeompuiu jaj ua ioaa ua a
Mortgagees Notice of Intention to Foreekweand of Sale- -
ACCOUDaVXCE AVITIl A vowrrot Mle contained In a certain mortgage made byKameo w and KablkKklher buabaaiTo WaiaaoleIland ot Oabn to Stephen Spencer dated lth dar ofNovember Is recorded In tne offlce of the Eeelnrarof lonreyaocea in liber on folio ra 4 XoUco bhereby giren that aid mortgage Intend to forecIoMMid mortgage for condition broken and upon whInrlore will ell al Public Auction at tne aanraroom of Lyon Lnwj ia Honolulu of OaUsaon MATUIUJAT the Mth day of June ltKilTo ItMlddaylhepremlMaadeacrlbedln aid laortcage
The MM pramlM being llnated In said Watakolfand coniltlng of tbe following parcel- - of Laad afcrI Ten taro patcbe and knla area iUluu acre avorepartlrnlarly deaulbed la lloyal Patent No laM to aeole Ot the faider of uld Kameo J Tw laropatcbe and knla area W WD of an acre more articularly described la Hoyal Patent o to Malnlflthe mother of Mid Kmeo wX
STEPHEN SPESCaUtkIortgagr- -
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HortgageeV Notice of Intention to Foradoseauiu di oaie- -
riv aVtcoitUaVxcK with a rowJ er of Mle eoaurned la a certain mortsmBV araaW brjoii unia or tralMe Iland of Maul to Deraanaa Aic inn tit nT zaumh vi win uaj ni lernarrr inni rraaMeavIn tli office of the IWiuu of Coareyaace la Haer Won folio 39V3 Xotlce nerehy given that Mid aartgazee Intend lo forecloae Mid mortgage for i rnvdigakbroken and npon Mid frrecloaurewlll wllalPahrteAncllon at the Salenroom of Lyona A Lvv ra Havaolaln IsUnd of Oahn on SATCRDA T t lata dafS WJt a M- - M r- 4c premlae a dKrlbed in Mid mortage
a n fMsuil leBIBg t linMl ID MIO W aC BOMunUinlng an area cf 310 acre and being lb Mandecribd In Hoyal Patent Xo TW5I t AaelIB Inl tSt l Ham In ik U tl- - Trffi
Lo1 iml n11 the Wh of March UfR aaat 2--niii Iiiu j itn UIWMn wseiaer wua 11 Ihat wadlying ontlde of aad new to aid iioore meatkaMd mm
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fereeejit Harrr Jr corroralTartonA C Dowsett iil pririte A C Ttirtoc- - Tie linnutvaicmeaat nas oc rts msster roll corporal AIDovseit tutQrr and Prince Kawaaanassa and AC Tsrtoa as eassoeeen In school irradeii theboysranaa foiWTs there bets stxfadea beNden the preparatory the --first beint toe lowesteradeand the atzxh tne nishest Harry lnrtoaJr 5th Arthx C Xttrton 4tn Alex C Dwwsett4tn Prince Ewannakoa and Bjeaard LGtIUland 3rd Frince Ketaahoca and GeorsC Alleniai Pnace EaJanatnaoie and T P CnwmmnxfaatraBary
It n proaerbial that all wort and no nlayaaakaa JackadaU boy so Saint Mattaewa Schoolat baa Mateo like c Al bans Scaoot in Honoteltibbbs ttat base baa clsb and loot ball crab andgoeseven fartner than the local iastatnm by the addttana of a btcjcie crcb and q iois cldb EnrolleiaBoatm at the athletic cine that ecdeaTor to keepthe boosd nit tall within the presented dtamoncare A C Tartoa and Harry Inrsos who respecQTeiy nil the poeitxoas of first and second bauemenThe AreaorN is the coirnomen ctTen bythefaotoaU pbyers to their deb and arson thekickers are foead A C Ilowsett K Lt Uuandand ACTsrton TrHawanantjiioit dabis captained by Harry Tattoo Jr and has crewcuaiaktB of Prince bawashnaliDa A C- - Dow ettaad The bicjde dab or as theraaaaersestahueaocslycaHtriesiraefTes Jans SocciWhreimMi has antonsst its Btembers PrinceFftrarhoHBg PrrnceKawaaatzsabao Prsce Kalanianaote and T P Comntsns
At May Sth u the efcaaaz oaty of the Easterfcesftoo at St lUctoea Hail aiadte pntjabiethatf aoeaeot the lads will taatrtptotherrKlandhsaaae dsrtK the vacation wfcaeri ecsces before theTrmaty 6en teems i Jaly aid aaat aa hopedthat they w aat beasaniisos toteaae asgoada reeard of tnetrdeinscs at Msdy orpU as the Gizetxkta preased to msie the records pebbe- -
Gaxettea Hilo LetterEcrroat Gazirrxx Oaapaixce foroe hjoawnnrTd
astnt white caps aad trowsers liito sose tmrearsce- - On rainy days the color offsets the sacdspetlerkS with cod eSect A pecrSar nenat-t-o- a
of the corps at that wnlen eafls them in fromtasfet doty at 9 p m After that hocr the rdshthawt may name fnU tmdistarbed sway HowererHrao tsta cfmet tzttie hanuet en the whore and themuet sertoos wont the poucetnan has to perrocrawocid seem to be the lassoint ef anoccasraealstzsj calf aad practxetas the statracary handKdete
Hi Baacow s steam aawmH after one breakdews is cow at work turcisc Koalecsntta staetabie ramber Thewhierand datter rrenanpthat earner at tne Trrmsce m a rxeertat EosnnerP S Apasa draws the Iocs totnemiu
The acboocer ijaawaa CasawVaaa saned on the 19thwttacaxcof 331 tons of snsar from Faparkottand VTazsakn and 3J0 hides 3fisses Eratsa andXrHy lwnin from Hat if 9 cp ts her to25an Praccsucu
Methtats a bit of personal Ieelss crept mto theatatermmt rectrdxntr the withdrawal of the proeecstmnrnthe Crown Comrirwtn-a-r- s case at thesate Etnrg of the coort here in the item refrrrrssthere to m the Hawan note- s- of yonr issue of theSthmar This notice ts but fair ta the piamtiJrsattusiey tn aabl cae Enoch sai
Tie prsssdirtt and secretary of the HnoTeleBtseips Company learens foraweek They so toKawathae thenrrtrwriTTgcTeaaadrngpiicttgtIaeJi fssxt temtinss to Urmrnrfs
Oar strwU are sutxewhat drier dasty in spotsJ Aaooo
Amocs the late cews item u a dispatch datedfrom Bnisrport Cocx Mar I Jttacsx that onetjrrwia Jazsen a sailer had coofesued to the
m 2uarofaClaTarBCotaxxoresraanilthat sailJansen had ntied laainospau m rxooouus in3 r tart Duir nt icn dry has failed toibtaaanriScaXioaof the ssuersent as BetchtxC S Coosal iidualey w UT jhxjuooki meKesideittPiyiaciaiialQsesaEniniahosriUl hadaayivnowieii sottOBOeainoisnesaEcaiexueenraf tst artch eralfeasrori There rS rrobaalysooie mfiifalnr in titer jsamarof thesailflralalsothe place of nmtft
JBJrrrmiTjfirfnipngcf the raost eatsajaaandTet most Besjected slxaeasea of this coontrr can bexradrly cTcedbjr theoseof HirpBitni Setttrejna ret Ce aaTerpac aeni
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ISLAND LOCALSko n tows
TbenUaswminsscaratT ot UawaiUn Treasory sotrs
MrrcLodceKorwiUraret at their fastisHalt Kiss stmt tomorrow ermine
Aoetionrer llorcm well sell towliT at Ihe Paci¬
fic NBTiGatron Cos wharf a lot ot okl salts
The Pair in aid of KunmakapiU clinreh will notopen until Friday the SHh inst at S pm
Tfae llaaaaa will sail at noon on the 1st proxnett Moedsr lor San Frac isco
llobert Anstin one of the enstocus officers isrerwted to l diaKtroady ill at hU resideace inIalamn
Taanas are doe to the Merchants Exrhaat ofSan Francisco and to Pcrser Sctton of the llaaaeata for late papers
Tbe bark JaMn sailed from this vrt for SinFraoctsce on the Wth inst ottryias 1197 bacs ofs aKr raloed at TaVKaVn
The Fair in aid of Kanmakapili Cbnrch has beenpostponed from ThnrsJi erenins May Sf th toFriday eTeninc May Sith
The nsttal Gospel Temperance meelinj will beherd rathe Testry of the Uethet ctrarch on theerrauoK ot tMinrusy the JJUta tnsu
The bark JFartar Vera sailed trues thisjiorti mu a taaaEiacas mi uie oiu ansa ariui a caru
of doratnic pmieets raln d at 71 AJOlThe MokarneiSagar Oe kxatted at liana Mani
the slockhoader In which are nearly all Hawaiiacts has accepted a charter ot iarorporatron
The baakrapt stock of J 11 Brno Jr was tsoklby Messrs Lyons i LeTrv on the Zard inst theroods rrinctoE fair prices about 3C0 bsiniraaliaed
Mr Thaaraas S Kay manacer of the Pacific Sanar MiH Oo cires notice in this issne of intentto prajseeate all trespassers upon tbe lands ot thecaantraany
Messrs C Brewer d Co present to notice anadTetbetueet of i oods eipected by the fatoritebark Amy Tmyrr doe at this port from Bostondnri4t Jaly
Jodce Austin has set the date of June 1th furtbe beannc of the petition reaatire to grantusleatecs of administratioa in tbe estate of the lateLeonard It Fattefu
San Francfcioo adrkes state that the schoonerGitmmv present in that harbor has been
basest by Messrs Allen and Bobertson of thiseat- - for the sum of iXJ
A haMTT freaeet is reported as harinf takenplace in Karaeobe Oahn arashing away the bridgeat that place and laying waste sereral hnedrvdacres of rice and sss ar land
Messrs Lyons and Letey the aoctioeers haretwo special sales of fomitare tars week one to dayat IS Kimc street and the other on Friday the2Hh mat at No 3 Kawaiahavo lane
An arteaaan well with only depth of eSErrteenfeet bst from which pcre cokl taer is obtainedis reported as ha Tine been sank on the Governstart lands at Waisloa this island
Hon Sam Parker Hawaiis Commissioner tothe New Orleans Exposition retaraed aain to bissatire isles by tbe Jlataaears on the ad iast MrParkers lamrly accompanied him borne
Half a troth is worse than a solid falsehoolThJ r 1 has been arsrams npoa a half fabthaolUtelyandacorapleteoaeinsoriiecaaes Whon the msser in the teoce that coerces the wtiter
Ihe O S S ataiawedri armed in port here on the3ndtrast 6das aad hoors from San Francisco
She rroTaebt mails and newspaper dates to the 1Mbmat a arie number of passenger and a full carxo
Anterior Services commemorative of DecorationDay were held ia Fort Street Church on the erenios ot the Slth inst Pastor Crczui preached alorcioae aooress arm lave cnorat service was a speml feature
Mr A J Cartwrisht executor of the estate ofthe late Thomas Csmmins notices persons topresent their claims --cainst the estate within sixrnorrths from May STth otherwise they will beforever barred
Kev H S Jordan the new pastor for the Conizrecational Church at Kohala Hawaii arrived bythe UtaraaeelM On last Sunday the reverend gecttteman preached ia the BetheL a large cooErevation being present
The weather during the past week has been ofthat character usually called rasy and durin tbe prevalence of which sweiterine humanityershs for a breeze from the arctic seas Tbe mer ¬
cury has indicated cC almost daily
Sunday the 24th inst was the Ch anniversaryof tbe birthday of Her Majesty Vretona Qseenof Great Britain and Ireland and Empress ofIndia Consolarnags were displayed and someof the vessels in the harbor dressed snip
Next Monday June 1st is the day set for eteotioa of engineers of the Honolulu Fire Depart-ment The present Board Chief Nott 1st Assist-ant
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Wilson aad nJ Assistant Mossarrat willprobably be re eteeted by a larse majority
The report comes from Haaalei Kaaai that acaptain of one of the coasters running betweenHonolulu and that port is in the habit of bring-ing
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liquor np in his vessel which he trades oi tosatires for bve stock Complaint will piobabtybe made to the employer of the captain
The members of the Hoaolila Yacht and Boatdub held a meetimr at their club rooms at noonof the 3Std inst Beyond tbe election ot candi-dates to laaemberseip aad the acceptance ofresaamatioaso traportant bnsiaess was t taasacted
A match at target shooting took place at Olymuic Halt mc street oa the Skd inst betweenMefers P OSalhTun aad Hugh Hastie Theweapons rifles distance a vards itr u Buurraawas the winner by 10 points There wai quite acrowd in attendance
C S Minister Daggett will probably be relievedby his successor in othce on the arrival of theJforrf due here oa the th prox ConsulMcKixdey wrS probably remain a month loager inotTeoe fats saaccesoor not being due until about theend of June
A Chinese laundry situated on aunanu streetopposite Kakm street was burglarized on the earlymcarniag of the ithiast and a number of laandned paeees conststinc of white shirts collars cnjfsand cnxtcrren s ctotamg was stolen jo clue asyet to the robber
The band gave a concert at Emma Sqsare onthe afternoon of the tScd last which was verywell attended The programme costaiaed be-
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other numbers two new selections Bemiatscences of Meyerbeer by Godfrey and a waltzSammer Evening by WaHtecfeL
Last Sunday was Wait Sunday so called fromthe white garments anciently worn by the newlyBaptized catecfaemeas to whom that sacramentwas asuallv ad --tri mstered on the vigil of Pentecostand aspropnate services were held in the Somanjataouc ana Angacua uainearats
News was received by the I S X Cos steamerPeafr which arrived in porthere frora Kauai onthe Stth tost that aa extensive conflagration hadoccurred at the Lihae plantation on the 19th instby which over atty acres of sugar cane were des-troyed
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The cause of the fire was accidental
Mr WOSmith of this city having decided tolocate in Sail Francisco for a time for the benefitof the health of his family has opeaed anomceat 111 California street for the procticc of hisprotWioe the taw aad will he pleased to attendto any business intrusted to hiat by has Isladfriemls
The braranrine Ctmml aad barkeatise Dunreery were expeeted to leave Saa Francfaco forthis tiott withxa a few hours of each other on theISch mst There was some talk of aa ocean racebetween the two Tessess to this port aad some betsbad been raade on the resart the beingthe favorite
Mi and Mrs Charles Turner the lessees pro ternof the Music HaU have very generously placed thebunding at the disposal ef the Grand Army of tfaeKeprrbbc for the everarg services connected withthe celebration of Decoration Day Those ser ¬
vices wiH therefore be herd at the Music Hall onthe 33th inst
The first recularcarne of baseball of the seasonof 13 was plaved at the Becreatioa grounds oathe afternoon of the 3rd inst the competingnines being members of the Honolulu andBenedict ciubs The game was entirely one
sd the Honoaulas hi the r3t innings making a score of 11 runs aad winning the garce by atcxai of T to their opponents o--
A brass eauman howitzer was taken up fromthe sottaca of the harbor by the scoop of the steamdredge oathe afternoon of the 21st inst Thecan bears the inscription on the breech EgatiteLiberte and the letters 1 - are os the bodyof tbepmece The sppusrtioa resirdiaff the findK taut it was a boat gua beioaging to a FrenchwsTTessei
Ihoo Botrcuanlt the dartiacaBbed author dramattar araiatorrsraaHitioned as to arrive tnJuaerjcingnas a dramaae company with him to playdfxring a short seasoo This prospect is rndeed atreat ut store and Hoaotaia people may weSrestassured that rf Mr Bocdcault does brin a eonpany savaT eomsaay will well be worthy the patron ¬
age of the rjaxbrxc
Mr S D Fuller the new secretary of the Hono-lulu
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vocne Mens Chnstiaa Association arrived bythe steamer Aii Jm He attended the regularmonthly meeting of the Assort Hon held at theirhaul on the 3rd inst and after being elected avotmat member of the AsjociatioQ delivered ashort address The members were present ragoodly Qumber to greet their fellow worker
About Ttua on the 2nd inst fire was discoveredby police omcer Kaapuiki tn a hocse srtaated mthe rear of Eawaiabao church-- He imaiediatelysbooted for help aad with the sw iatanre of MrW3iam Herricx and others succeeded After xstnfabom frfit in sebdeing tte fiaaes and with-out
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givmg a general alarm The cacse of the fireis unknown tfsdaxaage about ilX
H K H Princess TfrigBk tam teM the firstreceptioa m her al arraiag resideace at PtUma on the af teraoon ef the Hit rest TbeBand was statissed en the grounds aad playeda number of choice select oca darisc the reeeptioa hours Tbe Prmcess received in per¬
son being however assisted ia providing for thecoofott of the many caaexs by Mrs C B Wrfcoaad Mrs JuxdasKaae
A few strokes of aa alarm of fire were rungfrom the bell tower at 35 p ra on the 2nd matthe cause being the of a kerosene lampwhich a native had throws oa the Soar af hishocse i near the Kin nakspifi church in fit ofXaer the ffime Cf tim lamp irrymrrritti rr wrthne oil and njtingatealrvely Mare The fireas quenched before any great damage was done
aad aaacrriseaTiauuKthealaxmTaceerJieas
Mcer Eevnoiis nl the Board of Health petasthe rnstracticiat of Taptam Jotn Brown
has been searching the city very thoroughly forjdinderrd horsjs ami rrpj ts aathe resalt of hislabors that there are few- if any cases at present iatown In the outlying districts to which he acow grvinchaspecalattTOtitri the iavEHtigatama pursaed aader greater BSarties suspectedcastatsed anfmalff beiag fount ia almost laaccesaibtepiacei
Sews is gecxired by th Jraaif of the death-- irnmigitmij rf Walter Teste the brother of llrs CUreace Ifirfirlarj liefrT Mrs Hflrrsrfrfi aaa zecervevt preiams raticifjai rf the ilasgsrous condition cf health ottie din lied aaat had anas forward ta Cahfotsis
to visit him and thrr were at the bedside of theyouaj nun when he died Deceased wa la hisMia year aad was much belored by thosewltohadtbe pleasure of his acqaalataace
OathotSihinsL several exents took plice alKariolani latk the rrloclpal laing a X mile dtshbetween Agnews - CornweUs Mtnd Eand M lies Australian Filly woa bl Maud E byahead iai13 TheotherevcatswereafootraceotLW yards betweca J Simms and F Cameron woaby the latter in 21 seconds The final heat was atrottiag rase betwrea Thomas H and SidSperrj won by inooias 11 la two stratguiheats
Tbe anuaal uieetiag of the Mission ChildrensSociety was held oa the 33rd iast at the residenceof Kev A O Forbes After the reading of thensnal reports hid been finished tbe election ofofficers lor the easuing term was proceeded withresulting as follows President Frank Vf DamonVice do Y WHall recording Secretary VfJForbes eorrespoadiag Secretary MissMAChambcrlaia borne Secretary Miss S H HillsbrandjTr sarer E Oscar White Directors Mrs It FDillinshsm and Kev S 11 Bishop
The JtBaaraita asasaal brought back to Hono-lulu quite a number of people well known to residefils who bad finished their sojourns abroadamong those best known are Mrs Paul Neumannand familr Miss Sarah King the Misses Alexander Mr and Mrs Gilbert Waller S T Alexanderand family H Kenjes and L A Dickey MrsTavernier th wife or the well known artist MoosJuUs TUTernier and Mrs A Chesebroush wifeot Cbesebroajtb of the weltknown firm of WilliamsDiraond A Co were also passengers by the vessel
There has been quite a series of carriage accid ¬
ents lately at the znd bridge X uuanu road LastThursday morning Mr Henry Chiles cuschmaawas thrown oat of a brake the horse stauibliDgand cutting its leg Later lathe day a party ofyoung ladies were likewise thrown out On Satur-day
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evening Dr Craddock and Herbert whiledrrringcptttebill were ruaiatoby a horsemanwho was galloping furiously down The man wasthrown otf and staaaed and his horse injuredOnly slight damage was doae to Dr Craddocksvehicle
Between tbe hours of S and 4 oclock oa themoraiag of the faith iast a police officer stationedat tbe corner of AUkea aad Merchant streets no-ticed the smell of burning rags and on investiga-ting
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his search was rewarded by tbe discovery ofa fire in a backroom ot an unoccupied buildingsituated oa Allies street opposite the Mutual Tele ¬
phone Cos office The oQcer quickly extinguish-ed
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names aad without giving aa alarm The ragswere saturated with coal oil and the fire was un-doubtedly
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of incendiary origin though the objectaimed at aside from tbe destruction of the build-ing
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is a mystery
A new steamer built in San Francisco for MrF Wundecburg of this city intended to run onthe Morokal route was launched ia that city dar ¬
ing the past month being there christeaed tbeaVtT Cfrrefeiaaf After the vessel had hadmacht
nerv placed ia her aad a successful test was madeof tbeir working qualities the vessel was
in accordance with Mr Wcndenburgs or-ders
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and now bears the name oFVams J fAiar
sri f one of our oldest aad best known citizens Oatbe 13th inst a successful trip was made at SaaFrancisco The vessel was advertised to Iearcthere for this port oa the lStu iast aad maytherefore be looked for on Friday next
The monopolist contemporary makes mmywhen a bit of general news was given relative t6 anew store being erected ia Hilo by Spreckels CoThere was a vein of gentle satire when the humbleiooal of tbe Gitttte was dragged iato the fullblaze of the P C- - J editorial ioor little itemwritten in the wiks of Hilo it fairly blushed atthe prominence given to its unworthy self Modestas a daisy it hang its huad it thought it had doaesomething wrong but a little reflection cast itsthoughts on the tact that the great philanthropistue the gigantic cuttle fish had managed to fit
up bis bank not with the labor of the Artisans ofHawaii bat from San Francisco where the pricewas severed dowa to the last ceat Truly a greatPhilanthropist I thank thee Jew for teachingme that word
la honor of the occurrence of the birthday ofHer Majesty Queen Victoria tbe band gave aconcert at Emma Square oa the eveaing of thetSthiast to aa audieacethat completely filledtbe spacious grounds Tbe programme the numbers oa which were exceedingly well renderedmany of them receiving special notice byheutyhand plaudits was as follows
raar iMarch Kate Brttaata GwlfrrrOvertare Festival BachWant My Qaeen CooteGaaartfaeaa Victoria Faratrr
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Selection Piaafore SalliTaaWattl WalBuaaaav BergerXarch Kala Ulateal Berzer
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HlwuxTwo of the daughters of Mr Lehman of Haka
lau were passengers by the Emma Chmtiim yes-terday
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Messrs Hitchcock Jt Co shipped by the EmmiCfaaai a San Francisco XO tans of sugar andtheHii- - k - Co 100 tons
The thw eted schooner rwwa CtmiiMtfWm Mtsou master sailed from Hilo for SaaFrancisco on Tuesday May 19th with full cargoof sugar and two passengers
OPIUM SEIZURES37000 Worth Captured In 36 Hours
There has beea considerable of a flutter in smuggiing circles during the past week consequentupon the capture of two lots of opium which weresurreptitiously introduced into this Kingdom con-trary to the tenor of the law made to govern traffictn the deadly drur
Ihe first seizure was made oa tbe morning ofIhe 21st inst by special officer OConaer of theMarshals department who from information received had cieTerly worked up the traces of a ship-ment
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of suspected packages brought by the 11 GInr marked C W K and stored ic a warehouseoa the esplanade near the Likelike wharf OfficerOConnor having located his suspected goods ob-tained
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the necessary warrant and a search reTealedthe fact that the suspicions originally engenderedin the mind of a very capable and energetic enstorus omeer were correct tne packages tour nattertabs said to contain butter containing nicety one
drag being securely held in position by as DeputyDayton expressed it very good samples of Fotrero mud7 Tbe entire shipment oa the entryi made origiaally by one Chow Wing Kee and whomthe customs officers state they are unable to identify was seized and taken to the folice stationNo more opium was found although a discoverymts made that there were fourteen tubsof similarcharacter to those seized presumably containinga total of 1271 more tins of opium gone no oneknew where nor has their location yet been
Tce customs officer on duty and who impartedhis saspicioas of the goods tr tbe sharp poticareoreeentative feels somewhat chagrined at themanner la which the coctrabani goods slippedtarocga cis angers ana no less nonplussed aiathe special officer feel when baviag as he thoughthoused IS tins of opium to find upon going togather them in that over thrte fourths of his cap-ture
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had disappearedAc arrest was made ia coaaectioa with the
find but the person a Chinaman has been released tbe case against him being mi prosd
xbe secoxd srrxcurOn the mornm of the 23rd insh the sasnicioas
of one of the customs officers John Markhamwere directed towaru some kegs saia to containbutter lving oa the Oceanic steamer wharfmarked A K aad which had been landed thatmorning from the steamer JfaaaeVa Havinglearned a lesson bvthe famx vat made bra brotherofficer on a former occasion he kept his snspicioasto bimcell and acted instead prootng tne suspectedpackages and proved that his suspicions were wellgrounded He then reported the matter to tbePort Sarveyor who formulated a plan to capturethe smuggler A short time after discharge fromthe vessel the contraband goods were called forand duly delivered to a drayman Upon departurethe dray which contained other goods wasshadowed by the Port Sarveyor Meeting CaptainMehrteas en route the customs official asked forBis assistance informing him of thecatare ot thecase Captain Mehrteas deTised a plan whichboth followed out aad as a result succeeded in notonly capturing SCI tins of opium but alsa took intocustody the consignee Ah Koi and three otherChsnese
The value of the two seuaresy thus madeamounts to over iSt and the captures will pro-bably
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increase the local value of the drug
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AcarorcHna to established custom religious ser¬
vices were held at Fort Street church on the eTening of tteSithinst commemorative af the manywho had given up their tires for the preservationof the American Union daring the dirk days ofthe Rebellion of lstH 5 The services are conned --
ed with the celebration of Decoration Day May30th i on which latter occasion under the auspicesof members of the Grand Army of the Republicthe graves of the dead are decorated
The church was filled to repletion at aa earlyhour by memrjers of the congregation and visitorsseats la tbe body of the church which had beesreserved for the members of Post Geo Da Lmgand their escort the Hocolula Bine alone beingvacant At a few mrnutft before the hour of comroamcanc the services the Post and escort arrived
The interior of the chorea was plainly dressedthe soiemaity of the occasion warranting the presentatsoa of symbols indicati ve of special characteref the services Sarmouatiag the organ was alarge Anaerrean flag and a picture of the Bird ofFrcmdom hang from that lofty pinnacle Thecnotr rati was draped wtth the American tailors asalso tfae gallery On either side of the palforxahSfeeboutTuetsof IrBes were placed one al standiwg beautifully apparent on the right hand sideof the pulpit-- In front of the pulpit was a photograph of Lieut Geo De Long and farther formeda stand of bayonet ted muskets Pastor Cruzanthe Chaplain of the Post conducted the servicesthe foUoVrirtg being the order of exercises
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Per O S S Alameda Sates to Mar 15
ENGLAND AND RUSSIALosivX May It The cfgotbtions which hare
lieen rvsumtd ia London between Kassia andEut md rcspeclg the Afghaa question are mak-ing
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satisfactory progress Some further explana¬
tions are stdl necessary from both sides beforesatisfaction ot the general agreement alreadyreached can bo sreared bnt it is sot believed thiswill delay the final adjustment M Lesaar Chiefof the Knssian Oommissioa of the Afghan frontierquestion expects at any moment to be instructedto proceed forthwith io Asia for the work of dillinitailng the frontier
In the House of Commnas this afternoon Glad-stone
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stated that he did cot know whether Knellsaaswer coaceruing the Afghn froatier agreementreached by Lord Granville Earl of KimbetlyBaron de Start and M Lessor and submitted tothe Czar for approval had yet arrived la LondonNegotiations between the two Governments con-tinue
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Gladstona said and the Government isunaware ot any further ltnsiian advance Thelatest telegrams received make no mention of anyadTance
A dispatch from Ttipal to the jAiil Ttltjropksays that the people of Afghanistan expect thatEngland will avenge the defeat of the Afghans bythe Hessians or iadematty the Ameer for his lossesTbe dispatch also says that Galatani a Sarakh istbe head man and represents Itussian rale lalenjdeu
Consuls cp ntal at Wj tut declined to 06 1516New 1oKk May H The Iiwi London cable-
gram says Ice 7 laara this morning declares thatmen of all parties are agreed in thinking some-thing
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is wrong tn other words that a peaceablearrangement with llussia is eten now cot certainThis warning by the Tiax probably signifies thata bint has got out of the contents of the dispatchesbrought hereby Coudie Stephen and that theycharge the Hessians with aggression and with thelrretsion of letters acd telegrams ot correspondents of the daily papers The especially inspiredUnify --Vm strongly asserts this
Vicrxa May II A dispatch from St Petersborgto the Viftitnat tVrfvjaMHi7nrKi says The basisof the Anglo liassian agreement appears to consistin the abolition ot tbe central zone in favor of adirect boundary between Bussia acd AfghanistanBussiac Government circles think this will securelasting peace a neutral toco having been a con ¬
stant cause of discussionSimla May 11 Theoew Arghaa frentier line
starts at a point north of Zulfikar and runs thenceeastward to Charaara BhieL From the latter placethe lice exteeds northward down to the Knshkriver to Gauzit Khan and proceeds thence eastwardand south to Pecjdeh and Kalioja Sahl
Traimiv May II Colonel AlikhanoS whocommanded the Hussions in their attack on lenjdehisatMarTwithtSXXltroops The Kassians havetwo battalions of infantry and tW cavalry withtwo batteries at Sarakhs They haTe strong out-posts
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at acd ZalfikarHookou May It The llussian Minister at
leking is much concerned orcr the Knglish occapatian of Quelparet Vladirostock Is closed toforeign vessels unless brought in by a llassianpilot
LctiiroN May 13 Condie Stephen bearer ofdispatches from Sir Peter Lumsden to the Govern ¬
ment says the British Commission stated forTirpul directly after the lenjdeh battle Onreaching the Faropamisus mountains a terrificsnowstorm rendered progress slow and manycamp followers were lost The defeated Afghansretr aled by another rocto via Maranchak andBala Murguab Pcnjdeh valley is a most fertileoasts and lovely country with splendid pasturelands Ia springtime the ground is literally car- -peteu wiiuuuaen
A dispatch from St ietersbarg arrived lastnight and lliron Do Stael immediately bad aninterview with Earl Granville It is surmisedthat Russia has accepted the convention
Sr IlrrtEsBCKo May 12 The Imperial Councilof War h is ordered the transfer of military acd me-dical
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stores at Krasnovoisk to Askabad and haveinstructed the Commissary Department to getready to equip 0130 reserves Articles for the for-mation
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of a steamboat company for operation onthe river Oxas have beea submitted for approvalto the Council ot the Empire General Anaenkoffhas started to pash work on the TranscaspianBail way
Tbe irciiUsciae to day publishesa lengthydispatch fr ru General Komarofl in which he ex-
plains more tally his actions and gives more de-tails
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ot the incidents which led up to the battlebetween the Kussians and Afghans on tho Kusbknver on March 30th In this dispatch KomaroxTreiterated everything he had stated in his formerdispatchvs regarding the unexpected progressivemoTemei t of the Afghans and claiming that thelatter were the aggressors
London May 12 In the Uoaso of CommonsGladstone stated that the agreement which hadbeen reached by Granville the Earl of KimberlyBaroa De Staet and M Lessor respecting theAfghan boundary had been forwarded by BaronDe Stael to St Petersburg for approval BaronDe Stael and 31 Lessar Gladstone said acted asHessian plenipotentiaries in the conference whichresulted in this agreement and Barou De Staeldesired to have it stated that Lord Granville theEarl of Kimberly M Lessar and himself hadagreed to draft an agreement and that he BaronDe Stael had forwarded it to Kussia giving ithis support
New Yoee May 12 A dispatch from Muhedsays that Colonel Stewart and aaother Britishofficer will go to Herat for the purpose of examinlug the fortifications and giving tho Ameer anyneeded adrice ia regard thereto
London Mar 1L Gladstone aanounced in theHouse of Commons this aftercooa that he wasabout to present to the House some most import-ant
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news in regard to thu foreign policy of Englandic her relit ion with Afghanistan Gladstone thenstated that an arrangement had been effected be-tween Earl Granville Foreign Secretary EarlKimberly Secretary for India Baron De StaelKussian Minister to England and M LessarSpecial Kussian Agent at London in regaruho theAfghaa frontier The arrangemect was satisfac-tory
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to Her Majestys Government and Earl Duffertn Viceroy ot India He hoped the arrangement would be made subject to a convention withKussia
Lord Harrington Secretary for War statedthat a decision had beea reached by the Govern-ment
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in regard to the Soudan which practicallyinvolved the abandonment of the advance oaKhartoum He said that the Government hadresolved to make Wadyhalfa themost advanced
Edition of the permanent defense of Egypt Thetroops would be withdrawn as soon as the
Nile rose It is expected the rising will occurabout the end of May The withdrawal of thetroops iavolved the abandonment of the advanceto Khartoum This statement was received withcheers from the Government benches
The Government has co intectiou the speakersaid of evacuating Saakim until some arrange-ment
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can be effected for holding it agiicst hostileArabs either by England or some other dvilizednation At present Suakim could not be held with-out
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a fight Osman Digma El Mahdis chief lieu-tenant
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for many months post has been besiegingtbe place aad has frequently declared himself de-
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on driving the garrison into the Bed SeaTherefore the holding of Snakira wa3 a militarycot a political question
Henry Chaplin Conservative member for Midlincolnshire asked how much the Government hadspent on the Khartoum expedition and if the sumwas greater than the fJLVVVC0 mentioned in the
ooVXAMQQ as the sam requested for th Soudanaccount
Gladstone replied to this interrogatory and saidthe Government had already spent a great deal ofmoney in the Soudan but were unable to say atpresent whether any portion of the 22TjGG0would be saved Gladstone then moved for thesecond reading of the Consolidated Fond bill the
ooXJOOCO credit He urged his motion in aspeech ia which he declared that he was unableto understand the differences which existed on thissubject between the oppositioa and the Govern-ment
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He urged tbe House to avoid anr unneces-sary
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issue just cow a3 it would be the duty of theHouse topass judgment on the conduct of the Gov-ernment
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No sooner had Mr Gladstone quit speaking thanthe Conservatives opened upon him and his Gov-ernment
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the bitterest attack within their power tomake ThiswasledbrLardGeorgsFraacisHamilton member from Middlesex Lord Hamilton 13
bting strongly pushed forward by the Tories astheir leader m the Commons He secured the occasioa for making his attack by moving consideratioa of tfae amendment given notice of by SirStaflord Northcote present Conservative leader inthe Commons oa Friday This amendment is oathe second readme of th Consolidated Fund billfor a fresh Tote of censure a gain t tbe Governmentand concludes in the following words
The House having shown their read htess to votesupplies refuse their assent until informed of thepresent policy acd purpose far which the money tobe granted is to be applied
Lord Hamilton in moving consideration of thisamendment said The Bight Honorable Marquisof Hartingtoa Secretary of State for War has justmade tha most extraordinary statement which everfell from a Minister in this House After announc-ing
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their intention of taking Khartoum the Gov-ernment
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has announced to cight the abandonmentof the Soudan after having murdered GOOD or 10000men Yet the Government expects this House toacquiesce silently in its policy The greatest dan¬ger to the country u thu iacapadty of the men inoffice Conservative Cheers The Governmenthas surrendered every oue of the questions betweenit and Bussia Tbe Prime Miaisterbas altogetherabandoned tbe attitude by which the Governmentobtained the vote of credit Tbe great objection Ihave to the Premiers policy is that from the veryday he assumed office until now be has shown araKdmess to saenrke anabody and everything tosave bimielf Crwa of Hear HearPJ
Cnamberlaia Fresident of the Board of Tndetaunted Lord George Hamilton with inconsistencym asking for information from the Governmentthat eould be relied on Chamberlain said theHouse would be suable to adequately judge theconduct of the Government cstil all tbe papers inthe case were presented He contended that theobject of Sir Peter Lcmsdens mission had tongreat extent been achieved Ha was glad to aadLord George Hamilton advocating the propositionthat so faith should be placed in Bussia and thatthe only course was to go to war When the gen-eral
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electaons come the Government would remindthe oppositioa af their policy and it would thenbe sees whether the eotmtry was tired of peace
Lord Hanultoas motion was defeated by a votenf 23Hto2et The ma jority consisted entntly ofLiberals The Parcellites voted with the minori-ty
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The House received the result rather listlesslyXuxtrjediscasHton a dramatic arid cacilicgrh
ddeat cccarred The Duke of Argyll was matinga fpeech defensive of Mr Gladstones policy onEgyptian matters when the solemn body was etartIedoctof aUrxepriety by a piercing shriek Thacry came from Baron Dormer Liberal Hesprang to his feet and then sank to the floor Itwas soon aeen that the baron was xsafitandnnenosdoss Doctors were summoned and theysucceeded after much tabor ia restoring him toconsdoasneias The baron was soon afterward removed to his home
It is reported that the Government inordertodose the bargain with the PamefTites for tbeirsupport to vote the credit to morrow have prorcued to increase tb grant ivt regxsrratioa ex-
cesses¬
ia IrelandSr PtjxasBcaa Hay II It is reported that
Prices Lobaaoff Uaatowski Kcsaiaii Embassadorto uitiia is about to succeed M De Giers asForeign Minister Pnaea Lobacoff Bztlcraniiwas armratorasd froo Vienna last March to advisetho Boatias Gorerumcsa 3 regard to the Afghanfrontier tjasstion and be known to bold stressaati Fnghsh views
OaxauMy 1J- - Th railway flint which hascera collected for that Kauiia tree fapta the Cau-casus to the Black Sea has been diverted to thaefflostraetiurt of a strategic tiee fmm VladikaakasatoFetrrfiii on tha Caspian tea
It is reported that a rerraacect garttaoo of ifCOmen win be stationed at SebastopcL
SiTa Tcix May II ThelTriW Moeejw spe-cial yj A3 extremal tare feeling prevail inErilitary dirts becasas war H pott paced ManyGeamh epeil deeUzi litis rnagziiseat eppor- -
taoHy Is now lost The feeling is so billet andwiuc aprcati mat toe uzar uasDea adTliod tovisit Moscow for a few weeks to calm tho excite-ment
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BtxLCt May 11 The Kaiser will accept the po-sition
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ot arbitrator Tbe question seems to nar ¬
row down to this Did either Afghanistan tho allyof England or Hnssia intentionally break theagreement as to tbe neutrality ct the militaryforced daring the boundary crgoUatioasT
Lqstxs May It A SI letenburgh dispatchsara that theCronsUdt fisetisot bnt little nsaand that Hoisiis naral strtn cth has been greatlyoverstated
IcsTxa Mav U Th IWy Yr believes thaiHartingtoa will on Monday announce favorableprogress la negotiations oa tha Afghan frontier iaTerr way acceptable to tho AmeerSTFrrrssECEan Maria The Wmil diSl
Pitrrttwre thinks that Gladstone may antidpatoalt Stafford Kotthcotes motion ot censure with asurprise fox both his opponents and friends
Vixsiu May 11 Huaslan war preparations areoinbated It Is reported that ltossla has forbidden the employment of any Englishmen oa thefeats ia Afghanistan
The Montarrne Tnrner ConcertsITie second concert of the series was given on
Thursday evening last The house was well filledin dress circle and parqnette but the gallery wasjery thinly represented We believa that badSaturday night beea chosen for oca evening of theperformances the houses would have beealazEerSaturday night is tho best paying night in anyplace and is e rpeciallv so here
Let os leave business The concert opened withLapparition delicately played by the QuiatettaClub They members ot the dub did further goodworkasKccompacvistslaterinthecvening Somacriticisra cf tbe club has been made it Ls curiousto cote that the last IfAemwuw ma tes exactly thssame criticism of the orchestra of Carl KosasCompany when plajlng for the new opera --WfiWiat Drury Lane so that our amateurs erred ia goodcompany
Mr lorners sung Her name Blumenthalwas well received Mr Turner was in good voiceacd he worked up to the bold ceding of the songwith brilliancy and dash He was followed bv theChoral Crab who tried to sing Gotal mghtf Goodnight beloved and did cot succeed Some un¬
dowered aeddtnt occurred which threw tho voicesflat and the eflect was not good Such things willhappen to even more experienced choirs so thedab need not despair indeed the mala voiceswere used for the At istim chorus later in the evenIngandtheysanKadmirablyintttneandtims Thetimo of the Jfrrre being inflnitelv more catchythan that of Good night beloved
AYhen Miss Montague stepped on the stage itwas easy to see that she bad thoroughly establishedherself in the affection of her audience The piecechosen was Verdis Ah Forso a lui from theopera of Traviata this is a grand aria in the floridItalian style whkh shewed the command that thosinger bad over her voice its compass and powerAn enthusiastic encore was pleasantly respocded toby the Swacce Kiver which was most pathetic-ally
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The next cumber brought forward Mr Yarndeywho played Ernsts Elcgio a favorito piece withour music lovers He rendered the cotes withgreat feeling acd delicaoy acd enthusiastic ap-plause
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called him occo more to tho front when heptayeu me genua sootning melody AbschiedOnce more Mr Turner stepped forward and sang
A Itomany Lass This took the audience andhe received a hearty encore which was respondedto bra song with an Irish ring to it It is a charm-ing
¬Girl I love which was sung in a genuine rol-
licking¬
style that suited tho musicMiss Montague then gate the best piece artistic-
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on tho programme Thomas Mignon Thisis a most exquisito bit ot music and was Bung inthe stale which oniy a great singer can sing Itwas the more effective trom knowinc tho snnnrpssed power that was there Honolulu has seldomif ever heard so artistic a rendering cf a trulyexquisito song
T ho first part concluded with a well played pianoduet by Miss Castle acd 3Ir G L Babcbck
The operatic selection in costume which coacladed the performance was tho Tower Scene fromIlTrovatore Miss Montagus sang and acted thedespairing Leonora in a thoroughlr svmriatheticstyle Mr Turners singing of Manricos everpopular --an tne la morte was wonderfully goodand the curtain fell upon a thoroughly pleasedhouse
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A very enjoyable concert was given on this even-ing
¬Miss Montagus appeared in thrco numbers
The first It was a dream This we rememberher singing five years ago and tha Toice had lostcoce of its freshness the delicacy ot intonationwas the same there was no improvement it is impossibta to improve ou the cnimproveable Aaencore called forth Somebodys Coming whichwas sang most archly and winningly InthsSthnmnber tho house again heard the gifted lady inAmbrose Thomas Polonaise from Mignon ac-companied
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by Miss Alexander This displayedwonderful powers ot vocalization the runs weretuneful every note even in the presto passagescoming true Again in the Quartette from Kiggoletto the same clear voice rang out blendingbeautifully with Mrs J Browns Alto Mr TurnersTenor and Mr Yarcdleys strong bass
Mr Turner was cut ia good voice and h is balladsinging might have been improved on Blumenthals Message was not what oce would harewished it to be it lacked delicacy that delicacywhich is so thoroughly the charm of Miss Monta-gues
¬singing Possibly the singer was striving
against an unsatisfactory accompaniment Thesong received an encore and was responded to by
Come into the Garden Maud which was sungwith an tlau that carried the house To theseventh number Mr Turner sang Haifas Didstthou but know with considerable force
Mr Yarudlevs violin Morceau was well re¬
ceived We would like to hear him play unaccom-panied
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he would fascinate an-- audience TheAmateur Musical Sodety redeemed their reputa-tion
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the singing of Hash thee my Baby waswell done and displayed the ot the clab ti rendersoftjtnd tender music
The Quintette Club acquitted themselves as theyalways do excellenly The piece chosen was aConcerto by Uauptmann a cleverly bitot orchest-ration
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thoroughly well plaredThe first part closed with an accurately played
piano duett Felsenniuhle performed by Mis3Carris Castle and Mr G L Babcoek
After the usual intermission the curtain roseupon a very pretty scene shewing the toot of aGypsy Encampment with a lake beyond Andthen appeared ia pretty costume Arline MissMontague and Thaddens Mr Charles Tomer Aportion of the second act was given commendngwith It be Dream and concluding with the duet
Tha wound upon thine arm Mr Turner inter-polating
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When other lips from the third actIn opera these talented artists are seen and heardto advantage Here they are thoroughly at homeand one understands why tney became so popularIn the colonies The Dream was charmingly sungwell accented as to words and with tho cAiV of atrue oreratie singer Tbe final duet must behighly praised the accuracy with which tho voicesblended in such passages as the rans before thofinal pm mso being specially noticeable To-morrow
¬evening a fresh crocrammc will be ciren
particulars of which will be found in tho advertis-ing
¬columns cm which occasion Mrs Joha Fair
has kindly consented to sing a Io and a duet withMr has Turner
Tbe British Benevolent Societys BallTbe Annual Ball of tl is Sodety was given last
evening at the Hotel Tbe diniogroom was beautifully decorated for the occasion Mr UensonChairman of the Committee of Decorations havingdone excellent work Tne did lmeatatioa was lightand airy suiting tbe room a handsome motto
God Save the Queen worked in piamerias andand scatlrt geraneunia was placed over the Iloyalseats Among tbce present were His Majesty thePrincess Liliuokalani the Hon A B ClegbornHis Excellency Bollin MDaggett SI Feer a num-ber of the Consular Corps and a number of ourprindpal dtizens
The ball was a thorough sueeess the supper wasexcellent and served ia that easy style which is soenjoyable a grett contrast to the hideous andcostly scramble of last year at tbe Mostc Hall TheBeception Committee consisting of Messrs AMrKibbin T If Walker W Lishraan W H Bairdand Chas Crazier performed tbeir duties cicelyand the floor was roost admirably managed by MrHenry Macfarlane wIm thjogh tie had a man-agers
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committer to support him fiirly needed noassistance he was a host in himself IJaiant onefor the llntbh henevoieat Society
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NOTICET A COXCIIKE OF HOXOjUILLa O hn hereby scaeawee to all caacavaeat that I
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tu aa a a j aoarp la aant cioicea oiaca naiswhite rlores and badges
tl Under the escort of the ltonalalaTMflealba FSaatwill take op the liae ef mirth it 1 3 r M tar theXanana Cemetery aad there decorate the craves ofus naaa
111 The line of March wilt ba from the Peat TtaaAialong King street to Fort up Fort to iietetaaia alongiKirtaDu ia nuna ineiico np nnsna to ine uewtelerv
la The colamn will be termed a followslat Tha Royal Hawaiian Band2nd The Ilooolala ftlCraSnl Uro W DeLong Pant 0 A ILtth Invited OnrstaUh Those In rarriircs and tho pnblle geoarally
V Comrades of ue Pest American clujess aadhlendt of tae orcanlaitlon are ramestly solicited Inmake toeh contrl nations of floral designs nawersferns and green lares as may be ueetnl for decorative
on this occasion and to send them to Iheoat Boost on King street early in the forenoon of
Alemortsl Day where there will be some cane to recelra them Parties who And It inconvenientio deliver their ooril contributions at its intRoom wtu please rail np by telephone Henry Tllrbbard The Ameilcan Express Co telephone NoSS not later than II AM on Saturday and an express will al enco b despatched to fetch thrm
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JAS T NOBLE Adjutantmatt rcrKLCnaaiSnt Major
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in this city on Monday Mar ilth ISS9 the tnlUiwloeomcera were amy eircieu
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Xotice to CreditorsrlIK UXDEKSIGKED HAVINGJL been daly appointed Execntor ot the last Will andTestament pt TI1UMAS CUMMlNSdecoaird lite ofAYalmansIo Island of Oahn notice Is hereby given toall persons to present their claims against the Estateof said Thomas Cncvmlns daly authenticated wbetheesecured by mortraco or otnerwlae to the nadersiKaedat his office on Kaabnmana street Honolulu saidIMhn within mix months from the date hereof or theywill be forever barred and all persona indebted tosaldEatateare hereby requested to cake Immedlatpayment to the undersigned
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meeting held In liana on tho ISth divotnay i5oi tne sabacrlbera to the stock or the ilokaeanl Sngtr Company it was voted to accept theCharter ot Corporation granted to them their asso-ciates and successors on the 13th day of March 1S3under ihe Corporate name and style uf tha MUKAENCI hlUAK COMPANY and that said Corporationonder said Charter thereupon organised Itself andelected the following otneers
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THE VIX7iAiD a c v s c andX other Oood WrkSlatrs Prices Kadseed Sendfor Catalogue WIESTEIt t CO So 17 Sew Montgomery Street San Francisco CaiforBla ttfar a
MARSHALS SALEviirruK ofa vrinr or kxk
rattoo loed out of tbe tiaprewe Coort on theZ7tH Amt of April A V lw aiititit JANE S HEEDAdnnfswatnx of the tt of H If lleml dreese4taettalait in fnor of MS GBIXUALH CO pUinUS tot tbe sam of n39jn S have levied mptm andf lull ejpor f it the OM Caitow Houc Wharfin nonowla Island of Oahn at tt ocl k aoos of
Friday the 29th Day of May A D 1885
Ta the htahest Wdctar all the riefct Utie and ialrraatof the saM Jane S Iteed Adaaratslratiix ataeeaatd defeadaat la aad to the rattawias property aaless aaldladraaawt latrrcat coals aad arr eaavaaea be iaralrmaiypaid
List of prot rtr fur sale -
STEAxYTKR W H REEUJWith ail her Tackle Apparel and ronHiee
J If gOPEK MarsaaIloaalala April Otto Kaaatd
Ex Forest Queen45000 CALIFORNIA
HAEB BRICKS150000
Red Wood ShinglesPtr FOB SALE BY
HHACKFELDCOIartnersliip Xotfce
TIIE OJJEIWIGSEI KAyBTJiISX day favK4acartaeraaBaafafatnrs
I Xaaaca aad fetldeseea or taa parraars Java DPiruJrBt Kaawiloa IsltBd of liaaall Jsha Uaapar f Kahaaloaaai Keaa Idaad of Hawaii
5 Nature af tha hssfaeaa of raeh partlMrship Irt--
rr savt Stock Kilarazt rimnn KAHAXLOA EASCILPtatia af baarasHBf Ike partarrshtp feaa aai
the lalaad f Uarall - JtlHS P PARIS JJLJOUS JA3PAE
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X0TICKAM IBILSOXS IfAVIXO
V aavl- - mo a - avaTrUa afJa aVafas an nu 13UBI1IJ V3 k1jisa otHOXOKOHAL- - aad IIOSULCA IlteBd ef Msalwast Ihe sam reaaoved by Jama tat last-- ar tar ealllhe takew ap for trespass a4 aH peraoaa wiaitarzcrazl2 rfxhts will aeply to aae on the tcamtaes
JOs C HOWIE llsoajTHoaalaa Mill Miy Hh US IMrTlal
BROWJNT o tv oolmgvttetf tti DeaHni Is
Ales Wines and Spiritsat snKriieiix
If Kertaaat lmt epTXtte the Post 0SCMfT Iteceislaf If I tje
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dilution Sfllta
Household Furnitureaat
On Wednesday May 27thAl 10 ocler a at at IB ItMldeaea of MnH Me
LS tN l RlBf stmt
THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
COMPRtStN- Q-
TWO BEDROOM SETSB VT Ettaaisteai Wauat TaMa aad Chairs
Croaterj and Qtawware Mstttnt MiltreM
Kitchen Stove and Utensils EtcThe anal aasartn nt of HwiaehoM raraltara
ITOJIS A IBVBT Aaetlwaeers
Regular Cash Sale
On Thursday May 28tht li m at Satetrootn will te M at Anetltm
DRY GOODS CLOTHINGCliuCKKRY OLVSS VS1 TISWARE
FRESH GROCERIESSacks No t Sour
Barrels Salmon Sets Batnrj itarne- - Ac Also
Lot of Household FurnitureLYOXS i LBVKY Aaelloneera
HOUSEHOLD
Furniture at Auction
ON FRIDAY MAY 29thAt lt oclock a u al IheKriidrncr ofMRlVKS
So 3 Kawaiahao Lane In the rear of Kawala- -hao Church ton account of departure we
will el the Bo tire
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREIN PART AS FOLLOWS
Two Cedar Bedroom SetsI Imitation Rosewood DadruoBa Set I ImitationII W Dedroon Set Bed Loann Hair Ctata
Loaeiee Mshosaay Cealra Table Itava
Lace Curtains CornicesIt V Extension Olnlae Table TaStra Jt chainMatting Steve and Kitchen Utensils LaatpaCrockery ItclBreMilaaaware Hoae Tools Jte
LYONS Jt LEVEY Atctloaeers
DysDinesATivcTiillyorlrrof Hi Eieillrary the 5UMSTE1 of lh
INTEltlOIL arr a 111 rll Ii Auction at oar Vail room
On Saturday May 30tht I n Kb ntton the
rollowing Described BuildingsI The Ooe Mwy Wooden imihtisnc coaslstlnx
roosnts sofcled aad paJttted and flooted with loagneaad KTooie luaberj with ahelvltts and windowsand roofH wtth galvanised Iron
2 The bUMa aad Vanfcrs all cosnohrtc for W honetooted with svantavd Iron the iraase la i tterfeci
order well Disced and well sapptled with Ironfn Uers
The abova Baildldrn arr sttnated on ths Philtufrantlac the Laaalilo ilwme and lately ocenpted by taJioaniea Iouce rorce
3 THeWuod o Jtaildlne n Mer hant Street iWelyoccupied by the Gaelic Cumaierctat Advertlsetwalso at the rear a hel roofett and lined with ral- -
vaniseu uoo1 ThaWeodta Uaikllua ihi Merchant Street lately
occspled by Kawainnl Bros adjoialas the newIvi ice awtivn
CsfTerBis Cash and the Dalldief to be renoredwithin 15 days frtBi day of sale and all rabotah to bvcieareu np aao earteo away
LYONS X LEVEY Auctioneer
MortgageesNotice of Sale
11 direction of Stephen Spencer the atottjtasceenamed In a certain mortemge made by Kahaataanm KofMoaaalaa Island of Oahn to said Stephen Spcarrdated Uth May IbT reconkd la the otSea of the HttIstrar of Conveyances ta liber oa foHoa 108 snd Vnwe are iniracieu to sen at ravrje Anction
ON SATURDAY JUNE 131985 at oar Salesroom at t aoew
The Dronerlv xoeciled in atd mortntir as followsconflaatinjr of all those certain premises In MMMklnalelaattotOiha aforesaid eontaiatnitaa ares of 3 6eUUacres desctlbed la Iloyal fiteat No Hi Also allOut eerUIn piece of land ta Pnafca Uhshu Island vf
11 an conuininr i roou sea n pertnes uesenoea iaJtoyal latent o 3381
tXTTenas cash deeds it tbe expense of parettasefFor farther partleatars iaqotrw of
J M MOafSAHRATAUoraey for HmiwHf or to
LYONS Jt LBVET Auciloaerrs
MortgageesIVOTIC JQ r 8AJQJG
By ilifcium of Stephen pener thr niftigafe enamed- n a certain mortnize made by Kameo w aadKahthl k herhnsband of Hatahrle Island of Oabat said Stephen Spencer dated 19th day of Novemberifffj recorded in tne ofice of the tezitrar of Conveyances in liber TO n folio- - and BS ws are tastrncted to sell at Public Auction
ON SATURDAY JUNE 13AtottT Salesroom at tnooa
Tbe piopcrty specified tn said flawrtsage as followsHitnated in ntld aasaole aad CAsatattajr of the rHlowing parcel of land via I Tea tsro patches aadkals areaSeyIsJaerea taore partlcatarly described lalioyai Patent I MS to Xaeote k the father of ssldKasseo S Twotaro patches aad hats area 5 HW ofaa acre am oarttcnlarly described la Royal TateatNo Hal to ilalnie w the mother of said Kameo w
Terms Cjub Deed st tbe expanse of pnrcbaserFor farther SarUealan ennnire of
J M MOSSAHMATAttoraey for Xor Igsjcee or to
LY05S A LBVET Aacttoaeers
MortgageesMOTI1T OJP HAJLM
By dln rtini nf 11 A WidcmanUalb mmixxxrr uadId a err tain mitrtzaae made try 4oala Ohis of Walhreladandof Ma to raid It A rVtdeataa date 9la dsvof Xnvember 11 recorded la tbe dce f thtrar or t otsvrranrer in nsr v un isikm iw a bwc ar- - tn ltnctcd to at Public A act inn
ON SATURDAY JUNE 13At oar alestrotfais H ti noon
The propetlr d crlbed a said awrtaaye a folknraSltaatcd ia Wlhee and coatainlng aasreaofS tacres sad beta the same describe la Koysl PateatXo 9 L C Award So aad that wera coatered ttk aohU JfMU Atai br L4- - w bv dd dated the flStfe
day March ItfTCtorrtWwlth ad that land lyUjtoatside of aad aear to mH above sseatlswed sad dea- -cribed pretne4tdaefaKWaraau laad xtvca hycII Lowers to 4ml Ohls la exd sage for s trtp of thepremise stescrlaed nadrr sld iloyal PaUat So 4CAsaid strip txiss ased far a road st Use prsaeat tlae
Terms Cash Deed at expense of anrelwarr ForfarUwr nartlealars eaalre of
Atloraey for Mortgsree e ioLTOHS A LtVer Aactkiaere
Mortgageesaar C4 -n wj jIbU m ws Wajijj jb
Bv direetioo f Marr K Lwf the SMteaaxe namedla errtmim tantttrm aaad bv lsmal KeUal Kaar- -
disit nf Affrt sad Mele Ksspoas f Hoaalafa Ismavdor oalis to sata xary n iawsts astro vewusarr esasWWB Kcorftd Io tita odfea of the KesrJatsaar of Coavev- -
accs m iiiff as paxsjj urease lotraetd to tell stCUDdC ABCM
ON SATURDAY JUNE 20tiaVia ear fiaksrooama at boob
The proprir sprtlaaal la aald amortjBaaw aa foUewermeirtlac of tara ftareets itt aaad Tin aaraaf aarlaaT
allaa1 oa fort aueat ia JfaSMlala aaat Basac tH afvr uaa oeaenaeaa ia aaoraa raanaa uat raavaa aara
briasr laad at Haaaokaaao aTalUBi araaSlsOaf aasere rmerlaaad ia Rofsl faint Wt Kaaaw
Trvaaa LaaB- - umaqa exoawae of Barrehaaav Forronnrr partiraaars eoajBHe n
vaaaijs sa AfraiiAtttaraay for tCeviaaaaae- - or
LYOJ n LBVET Aactbmeft9
Administrators NoticePIIE CNDEtlrJlOXKO HalVIXGX br-- diilr app rlatad ArtsslalMraKw of the Jtstata
of Chas rHa mate of MawolaJa daxeaaai all prroaaahasiax dahaaasalBat tha aald BataM are aratlaVad thatIsmry aaaut Mraeal MM saaaa daly vaaisaaL aad wtthsawtarr seeeeera the aadrtitreot arlUaht rtz saaarthafawai date af this aallaw m chef artll ha tarevae aarsasLaad all aeraeau tsdeBtaat te said Bstata ace reaaaelsflto raika laaaaaaOate jiatawwi ta bh aar ataea Kathaauaa Strart lloaoaara W C PAHKKAaaSBBlaaraMr at aaMaftaaa raia Am aaa
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PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY
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DILLIXCHAM aV CO AND SAMUIL NOTT
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Stock and FixturatOn Wednesday Hay S7tM
VI It an ea tha smilsea Twill sett theSTOCK AS0 riATUItESa the
Blue House Cofee SaiooRCwHratlai of TaMea Caalrs Crockery and etaej- -
wtra OVin Tehieeo Pipes Irsa safe Ktr
S 1 ADA3I3 Aartncrs
37iLlJ3 2333T
Sails at AuotionI
On Wednesday Hay 37181
At tf tlMkrieaoa the PACIFIC SATHJATIOSCXlHPASYWILtRK toot of aaaa Street I wtsell a hat of Aerated
Canvas SailsC P ADAXa Asaerr
Regular Cash Safe
On Friday May 29At 10 a m at aaa Salearwxai Hare Street t will
aelf at Patriae taction
White and Brown CottonsCASS1MERES
Prints Dress GoodsMens aad Yvath CrolblriT ka tVarat A Satat
FRESH GROCERIESCsae Chairs and Loancee Setter and Stools
FURNITUEE Etclso at tt oclock noon
One Very Fine Bay MaraTyearsoM kind sod rentla la every way
Sellable for family Baa will be siarraated wllhoattrack viee nr blemish
K 1 AtlAIi1 Attelr
JTtai uptrtisrmtnls
ROYAI HAWAIIiVIi
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TirfeThe 3Umifcni ut of this Sh tv- r v determined ts
have- taty m
HORSE SHOWThtayeer II will bebekl at KAftOLANI
PARK Oil
Saturday Jure 13th 1885
Pma rKoctoak A M to 1 clock P H sabjrrt
TU TUB FOLLOWtKU ItCLBS- -
I -- rrtlas dsalrlBC to eahlett I loaves avast dallarror saall their ratrlaa to 1 8 VrBBB bMBlvaav by a
1tkak P M WBIISBSUAY taaHth day of J aaaAn ratty taw of Jl l tot oath aaMaMt raast be BW
WrorataseialBiicaa be receivedEntrlM ahoaiM suia the eUa of laa eiklMt by asv
her naataa aad aee of jefraal In sad iiam
i Mo Horse wiH be allownl n bo nhlbllrd aalesaIt shall have hern dalv ralereit aad It caanot b removed from the sroaads aa rora the haer of alealaj theShow sicapt by prmlln of the BuaarMa
a lBcauelheralaall aa BoeamBCtitaaalaaBrclaaaa false will not b awarded anlraa th ail aihlbltbaC la the oololon of th ladirca nOearacty naaitavlear
4 a oar eahiblt hall lx- - iwanlr a Balsa in norIhaaoaaclaaa
a Aalasala which Bavo ukro Htaaa at areriotlitthews of ihtm Kiir are aot HanaalMaiL
a Whera tha arord - aatlvr jpoaira It ahall eaaastraed te aaran aa aalaaal brsala this Mad il IrresBretlvo of prdlera
--Tb rlabl to aaaead la SeaWdata brtaaa jlraaBaCsra lb aaiutvs arm ehwd la rarvad ay lk Ikaardof Maaateaan Btaad prlaaaalll bajtaaa in aecerdaacawith tha oeesBlary aHHIy f IVa Society
SCHEDULE OF PHIZESIMPURTBD ANIMALS
I Beal iBsportad Slallloa fa cawrtaaw aeea sacoaid baai laBDattsd Stallhni tar earraairr asa Deal taj sorted itaalUaaa Bat alt a
l iood best iawarstal Stallioaj Car draft aaT IVrst laaaawaBi fcataa faar sa aa netoad oal taBfaasjcd SUIHm far aaddta a7 8altaip0rladaars Bsat iKrawtad Mara and foal Poet l ba
Brat laaBorlrd laekto-- Beat Inaoaarled carrlaar siilraal bjrsa or raa
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II Best native Nlallou t ia tainair uav araar I jra aidIt Sreoad beat native ritalllna for ranaaara vr I
Ct feat Mtlve SiiIiii for aar iwrnaar t jrara oldaad over
ll rlacoaidheml aatlvr talion tor any Bawvoja daU Bast aaUva SUIIIon for aaj oarimaa aaaVr Bad
ova t yeai s oldl 8aat beat natlrr Walllina for jay awraan aadar
4 aaat trm a yw oh17 Beat native Stalliam for aav pnrpoaa aavdr a aad
over X veara oat19 Baat aatlvr HtalHiB for sbv pnrnoar aaaVs i years
oldn ekcoad at naliar Stalll ra fm aajr warvjaw aader
tyearsoadJ8 Hrt narlva Mare aad Foalzl Saaoed best aatlva Alar aad llU -- Third beat native Mara aad FoalXS laWI native Fllrr yaarlrasir iiilf ka tl Bill vrarllma3a Baat BaUva Filly over f jaar oW al aad ra neaoaai aeaa aaaaavv riirj oara iiaarm ww wr
J Itsat native Ftl ovrr years aad aaatarlaj Kaaoad bast avattar Filly irarr i yean sfct oeder
Baataatla MamB Baat aalr of aatlar earrlarr llor oaer an old1l Bat hair of aativ I oil or Fllllr aaiaVr 4 yra oldtt laaeaand brt pair -- I natia- - I It ar atlltr aadav I
aearaoldM Beat aatlar aaddlr aalinal Ili or Starrat Saeaad beat natlrr addlr animal Ur r or Msrr30 Beat Balls rarrlatir aatmal Uorae or Hareaa BeliaiBortlrarlagtjlliii tbaeoaaghljred Beds- -
srrae araat br furalabl
Bora TVi any aasamals rvhlMtrfBBBat b aiaowo warn rraired y the Uaaaearm
Tha larz hailatiant aad saah Bans af the namsds asare aaat reaaalrrd for th itara Ishaaar will apta lath Baasitt tea eaklWt aar aalmala aat aarraea ntaaafactarau laaleaaBta Bat thai asay k atarad thereA eajBasBlltaw f the iMaaay arlH taaaavvi and rrportvana thraa If lary ahall be aWaaed aaSaaraHy smrtky
Admission Fee Twenty Five Cejnts
raParrtm In har-t- of raalMts free MBS
BISHOP COSSavings BankThe Undersigned will Receive Money at
Ik Cwinrt flant rmAra thaMICH aailia wain wyiwi a
Following Terms
Ob aaaaa of Five llaadaad IMIars trr aadrr fraan oanman thaw will nay hetarest at the rata Frra oer
easts aeraaTaaas feasa date af raraipt as ail saau thatsassli have raaaolard oa daaosH thnw aaoatlw or Lavahawa or deposit three awratha at th Hear of auUnjaa the yearly ercranu Xo iflterat will b tonpaledia rraettowa of Holiara ir for frartiaB of a raarnth
We latareat arlll br allnwad oa saeaay withdrawsatlkla larre aaoaths Iron dale of deposit
Tkiriy dava aMie avut b tiara at tha Bank af aalatrataoa v willartraw any nswiy aad Ih tirooallorePaaa haak t b prodaeed al the aaaaa llano
9 BKasay will a paid racepi apaa lb Draft of larIlCfaMHM aetosapaoled by lar pawprr tots book
Os tlaabstday f ptMJbar ef rath year tha atMala will b aaada ap sadtlaMat ss ail seau that
saasn has reaaalaad on deptHH Ikrea bvobUis ef Borasad aw paU will b eradtsad ta thadepiasllers and fremthat date form Barter the prlwaipak
Se of aaara taaa Ita IIsMrrd IMaara alll toracafitd aabyect t ipeelal aaTaetneaL
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WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOWTtai k Arl N Steamer ALAMED-
A- the Stock ol theUndersigned has Recehcd Large Additions
Which are Now Open for Inspection and SaleBUck Dee Skin IVtt
Rack Frock and PrCoatsand Vests
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White Umr Duck SuitsWait and Col --cd Mm
liner Collars and CaffsSilk and Wool Undershirts
S3k and Wool DrawerVrfonMd S3k IAerkirt
India Gnat A Lawn CoderWta Jat Dkawata
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POPUXAB MILXJNERY HOUSEOF1 JNT 3 SACHS
104 FORT STREET HONOLULU
On Saturday Monday and TuesdayApril ISth 20th and 21st
92-- ALL AKE IXVITED --3DE H JOHNSTONE SPEER
Regular Graduated Physician of Harvard UniversityWeaatKMijt tpicfaJiv rui b lad filleted guenlj that fee tfiH ivmfaBa to
truat carve uii arri- - vt aupvnkaleii anftii p LaesaoJ Gentlemen rereeobsthat prucnatjuk w ia f C pi rjaie ami be beatai It matter not vbit yosr troabtasamv at eua ami if a ir rumv wutaK I wjU cost too oothinc J cvotuaec sorhtam mri Mti urii - iw tKxtjr eaiuadt raar r to ess ea Toe e
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Dr H Johnstone Speer is a SpecialistFk al Nertws Biswers Fnm Vkateer They be Brought oa
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WEDNESDAY NAT 57 IfS3
The Ascent of Mauna Loa
THE GREAT WATERS KILAVEAAM HOKVWKOWKO
VISITED
Camping at Night In tho Pit oftho Summit Crater
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KcrroHxrrrK I fcare been jittWinj alittle whaia Ike Ust to or tbrt yttU thejotias ia jtioB trachias awl Tisitics tlfwo ggrlucal pon le iIiaJ oflUwiii trkic war l written down u of allciWre lk awt neaaiVaU ia svrcnl atwH a scwatiicaUv lb raoit important theenters WJaelrsf Kibnti mi Moiajwuovaa
Takaaism of KiUsea ii dearlr leu inthe unseat this it has been in the past Toaav aothiac af Tears s whea there were inKaaea the with UVe directlr orsler theenter nil oa wfciek the Volcano Hoes cowStaa4 aae two wles distant the osth UVe
aad Hilemaaii aloes with pHpelcal Bows
iW aaowreas vest boles here there ancaere Htatagljr areonliar to all ac
cocati there ere in that ease crater noleageraco than 1SST 3 two lakes io Tijoroes cfentmi oae of them bmiis- - op all thebase aad the other ererr boar asd a half in
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All of which is not sajiag that Kilasea isoc Hs war tc sore estiactios as a Totcano inthe no dtstaat ratare the real tact Kin thatjast as alt fire disappeared from the Kilasealakes ia 1 bar aher a maile retarcedthither so the saialler asocsi of scbtemneanbeat at present iisats- - frora this farsocs ori-fice
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star be followed or the isssance therefroat of a larger araoaat ia tie time to comeWhile we canaot lorecast fatare volcanic ac¬
tivities on the oee hand neither can we fore-
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en the other hand the lack or cessationof soch activities Ierwdicttjr seems to bea featare pertaiai-a- to mat vclcanoes andKilattea which does not seem to be a periodicvolcano at all but be after all tlowlr csctllaiwc between a greater and a less degree orinteoaitv Btarkwg its activitr
Ib Jaae 155-- 1 spent several dart besidethe new lake atchroj its aoveisenU asdfood that the cooled crest oa the surface ofit was then breafcng np oace eTery hoar anda half alawet to a nuoQte this same crustthat is gave wr eTerr boar and a halfbcike into fragseets plssged into the fierrmass lneath and was resulted while a newand fresh crast imaiediatelT proceeded to forraia its place The molten lara of Halcmasxucthe other lake had at this same date Jane
too Msch heat poanng op from it toallow the formation of a crnst oa its surfaceeiceft to a Terr United eiteat
Watehiog these sose lakes ia April ls5almost three Tears later 1 noticed ttis changethat whereas the new lake in Jane 1552broke ap everr hoar aad a half ia April ISsiit broke onlj- once ia three or lour eeks andwhereas Halesaaatan ia Jose did sot breakap at alt the amount of heat emitted from itsot allowing the fecsutioa of a crest cpon itto be broken op this saae HalcBiaamaa inApril Iif5 broke up once ia aboct taa bocrsiu heat baring gone down in the interval ofthree vears so as to be about equal in Toloae
d inteBsitv to that of the new lake in JaneI5S
o that Ualeniaeaaa liAavol itself afterahgether the same fiihion in Irfi as thenew take did ia 1SS2 it did cot The heat ofthe new lake in 12 seemed to be quite evtnlrdiatribated throagh its entire mass while thatof Ualemaamaa in 15S5 seemed to be concen-trated
¬ia its interior areas the resslt of which
diSereoce would natural v be and wj thatwhile the new lake in 1 552 used co ramonl r lobreak ap all orer its sarface aad with mochharlv bnrlr aad deEsoastratioo tie periodicbrsakracs ap of Utlesaatzaa three veais laterwere Bestir confined tertsooterpenpiery thecentral portion of tho surface cf this sometake by reusoa of the intense aad contisaossheat given off ftont it beiaj kept broken npnearly all the tune jastos its whole scrfaeewis kept broken or ia the same war threejears before Aad the April 1 53 breakingsap of the salad crast of Haleetaaaiaa I foondfarthei more to be akng plaeeqoietly tamelrand almost witLoat oloerratioa altBocgb iuJaae 1SS2 breaking ap took place fisarativelr speakiag with abip lnpharr aadthe Ware of trumpets
A ejM y- - of awitea lava ia process ofcuolmg no matter how huge will crast overand the crast remain wholly ssdMtsrbedgrowing thicker aad thicker natil the wholehqaid nam beneath become solid rocks whilejet a luU of kva a mass cf molten lava thatb whicn is receiving frcn below ccctiarulaccession to its caloric is the form of saperheated steam gas or atmospheric air willcrmet over indeed bat then the crust thisformed wflt nt tot aajr length of time remam miistrbed the uprising- throogh thefiery lioaid beteatlr of superheated steam srgas tending to upliit the crast above it nntaat length the tension occasioned by the aatasomWa to each other of the elasticity of thesapetheated steam or gas cossed beneath3pd the dwmward pressiire of the rocky cratrwuiig its fall weight on tie cnwaiiog pris ¬oner below becoming tco severe to be endared any longer the crast sives way tieconfined gises below of coarse cconot riveway which giving way is seen to tae placesomewhat is follows A fragment of tie crastwhich has already cracked etTfreta the tssiabotj m observed to tilt np acd plonge intothe fiery sea beneath ccoled lava having- agreater specific gravity thaa molten avo--Then the neat adjoining fragment nniapportedas it a on one side follews sair and then asother another aad still another tie processcoming to an end only waea all the oUernathas gone down and been remejsed and a newand ihm crast has tee fennel tut take theplace of the old thia new antf iMa crast aftera while becoming old and thick and ia itstarn going- the way of its predecessor
Xolteo lava may be and often is so hot asto forbid the formatma oa the snrface of itwhen that sarface ceases ia contact wjtk theatmosphere of any crest at alt cr so hot as toforbid the nrmatsn oa its sarface of anythingmore than a very thin ami fragmentary crnsror of a decree ef heat to allow the formationon its sarface of a crast fear or six inches iathickness whicn serves to imprison the elas-tic
¬gases beneath rratH tie tension becoming
too great they treat tie atony rovering overthem Bak fast tie status cf tie new lake in12 isc of Salemasnatx in I fpJl-- or so realthai what with the relief the tecsioa beneathis able to obtain throagh sundry cracks orTent hole it may te the crast oa the sarfaceof re very seldom or almost never breaks op
T haTe repeatedly thrown iron wire into themolten Ian of Eilaaea the wire thrown intothe aew hke first reddening then embeddingitself m the crast aad so refosing to be drawneat ajram to report its cocditicnr that thrownax Haw im mi in with a fragment of rock at ¬tached to the end of it as a sinker pallingdown down and down is if a hage fish hadhoU of bait at the end of it and presentlythereafter baranag on- - while tfcatthrewa intothe present vent hole rf the new lake largefence wise rosed m aboot five minotes amithat too at a distance somewhat above thesuites lava Xow the fasten point of malieahle iron K99 Centigrade c 2312 Fahnaheir So that the teraneratare obtaining t tiesarface of the molten Java of Kilaaea a notless than 3040 Fahrenheit while htrw machabove that figure it may be eannot now be afSraied t Mr W S Terry of Hilo has repeatedly melted both --a and pahoeboe ntietacksmis forge
Bat Bat more than twenty or thirty milesdwtiac from EBaitea another Tafeino
pbecsmesa of heat ami eruptive tornwhen it does so exhibit on a much vaster
ami zrasder scale thaa anything- ever beheldin the crater usually visited by tourists a- n-
ttfcer Waip I say ftr wnSe the argumentat a bstmgaiaaed haTimn Toteinist aningmnes one rait on tie supposition ef themolten substance eoMtitating- ir having apraeertionaiTy greater speerae graTtty tieshorter eornma of lava ternunatng at Elaaawoakljaalance ten thoasaad feet longer colamatermroarmg- - it Makaiweoweo there u not ashred of evidence forthcacirsgs sa far as Iknow dbat the sufpesitmn m qoeatiaa ia accanfisgtn fact The JTauoa loa asd EHoneafciTaaare apcorecdyjustaliie Xerther dotie twircestera ef aetrvity seem to sympaxhtzewjii each other ra any shape way or mannerAJS tie facta at the case oceeaaibte ta ra nrlntto this ilea as tie true one that Mauna Ionami Eflouea have sesarote ccckzta of lavabeneath thesr and ors rherefore as volcanoes
nseiTes separate ami witaaat Srrmii ecoaeetzen with each other
I rscSne la tjitrik indeed that besides beinguiounci ihii aeparue vctcaaces a ihi amiMagna Loa ore nr moantoisa as weltEBaaeaat first Tiewieema Eks an adjunctcrarersjtaatedattieiaaeafHaanaLoa Tiecrea 1 5 E spur of this latter moanraia scciEageat at about Sve HVnirr- - fet above tie aeaaS E sour in which ia ciserrai thumirrnfa aaaea or caa U be deraed - a peraengmng ap Bade ef tie Vocaao Hcttse aniilajiacha course first 5 E sal then giadaaliVswmgiag rauraf sa tie S W makes his way-- tare samcat of ITjuna Lia and keep asccntrinijearly all tie time Sj wiS need ia pniinigover thus r3ateta itxcxoi Terj iTigJtfTiatall imwtm- u fto w f- - VWIU CE21LAOUiarkhaft datasee AMI tfitr weald ira ta show i
Kilurra ta be an aujnncl crater cAijr locatedoa tie Sank cf a great mountain of which itvroold eem to bo put aad parcel
Along tie straight lino hoxrevtr and oa thoother hand cona tctiog Kilauea and the auntnit uf Maana Lea is a very Rrtat deprrsaionOoinr from the Volcano House toAinapnnpper road the aneroid 1 had with mo afSraedthat there wa an area of land directly oodcrneath an imaginary straight lino coanctinstrie walls of Kilauea with those ot Makai¬
weoweo fior hundred feet lower thin thoVolcano House Kilauea presents moreoverthe appearance of a small mountain by itselfas seen from the cittern side of ilanaa Loa
the same appearance likewise wheaeheld from the divide which no crosses in
traveling from llonoapa to Xaileha A tractot country too there is belonging lo tho gen¬
eral Kilanea elevation and mircining the loadconnecting Kcauhoa with the Volcano Housewhich is much higher thin the walls of Kitaaea and higher too than the country imme-diately north of it From this elevated tractone can by no possibility proceed to the sumrait of Mauna Loa without making a veryconsideraUe descent on the way
So that Kilasea can hardly bo anything elseas it looks to me than a miniature mountain
a mountain perhaps and as it his has oftenoccurred to me to think when on the groundia process of formation And so regardingthe Kohala mountain at the oldest on this isl ¬and as it doubtless is Mauna Kea as tienut oldest and lluilalai which erupted inll as the nut and Mauna Loa as tho nutwe haTe Kilauea as the youngest of tho seriesand not yet built np and complete Theseseveral mountains lie along in a line runningin general from W to S K Volcanic ac-
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indeed to far as it has manifested itselfen the Hawaiian Islands section of the earthssarface seems to have held its way and iseven now so doing along this same generaline Kauai which volcanically and geologic-ally
¬is the eldest of the Hawaiian group Oa
in Man and Hawaii are all located in a JTT and S direction from each other whilethe latest and only present volcanic activity oftins region is connneu lo the a r or Hawaiiend of tbc zronp
The npjifting at present taking place at theaoor ol rulauco is a ptienooicnon likewise andas well pointing ir anything in the name di-
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the uplifting referred to being but thebeginning of a process as it will occur to al ¬
most any ooe to surmise which by the timeit is complete will have upreared a considerable mountain oa the spot wbere the opt if tingforce is exerted For white the fact towhich Mr Jordan of the Volcano Houserecently called mr attention is a significantone that the interval of 17 and a fractionyears between 123 when there was a nowfrom Kilauea and IS 10 when there was a another flow was followed by an interval ofabout the same length at the close of whichin ISC another small flow went forth fromthe some source and that 1SSJ 6 is the timetherefore according to the foregoing preced-ent
¬for still another flow from Kilauea to set
forth oa its coorse while all this is indeed so1 cannot help suspecting that what Kilauea ifabout to do is to build itself np rather thanto pour itself abroad
I statted April 1Mb from the VolcanoHouse to make the ascent of Mauna Loa tak-ing
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riumohiapoa Fes Panaa Puna Leavingcar horses atJAinapo and proceeding thenceoa foot a few hours climbing brought us intoa severe rainstorm which lasted two dsysand compelled zs to remain housed for thatlength of time in Unlock shooters campwhich we very opportunely found on the wayThereupon the storm having measurablycleared up we resumed the ascent passingoat of the region of cloud at the height ac ¬cording to aneroid of 7000 feet and enteringinto and thence forward until our return tothe tame elevation continuing in the regionof clear sunshine and cold S K and S and SVT wind The outlook for some five daysthereafter afforded us upon tie upper surfaceof tie clouds below wis grand beyond des-
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In immense masses like colossalbasks cf snow do tie Tabors of the lowerheavens lie stretched along in almost endlessperspective an occasional mass in tie far dis ¬tance resting above the rest and seeming anisland in an Arctic sea And excepting a fewbrief hours the territory of clouds below wasabsolutely without rift or rent reTealing whatwas concealed beneath jr Literally was myvision shut eff from earth beneath and shot opto heaven above- - And this same brood asbroken dense and deep covering of cloudwhile it was pouring down storm upon thosebeneath it for it rained below mot of the timeI was ibove was poarioir np dorr andsanlight to those that were above it12500 feet according to aneroid brought usto patches of snow while the upper plateauuf the mountain was cuvered with snow inlarge though not continuous masses Walking on it was quite easy and safe on account ofits Cersg frozen ami stitt Une night near thesummit I passed in a cave hung with iciclesoverhead which I broke eff put into the cof-fee pot asd with spirit lamp transformed fromsclid into liquid
Oa that April night apoa upper Mauna Loawith snow and ice all around and the summitof tie crater utterly devoid of molten lava tosoften the asperity of the cold the water inmy canteens did tut freeze hard it did notfreeze at all altboagh oa a June night iathat same locality with no snow and icearound except in deep crocks and the summitcracks and tie summit crater boiling withrcolu o lava to wfy tie rigor of that upperair the water in the canteens of a certainpoetic prcae anchor so that author ofSnnsdid freeze hard a statement regarding whichtie conclusion is inevitable that either thecold ot that Jane night was exceptionallyscarcely less than miracakasly severe orelse we hove here one more instance ofwhich our tine furnish too many alreadycf an aatior boring ia view in writing readaility rather than reol ity three hundredpages of printed matter rather thaa solid factsjust is they are An elevation of 1W0O feetabove the level of the sea does net exempt awriter of strong imagination even from theobligation to tell the truth and that tco despite the fact that side by side with tmtbfabebced u tie more sensational and thrill-ing
¬asd that palmed eff in place of truth not
one reader in a thousand may be able to detect the Irautl To portray the Hawaiian realmas a more beautiful Arcadia than it really- - isis not the part cfeither good sense or genuinekindliness That down right falsehood in--adTertestly ami innocently recorded in tieinterest of evangelical piety in Fire Fountainshas done mare hurt than all the multipliedtruths that book records wilt ever do good
The sight of Mauna Kea which I gainedfrom tie rcsxmit of Manna Loa revealingsnow quite low dowa en the former mountainalthough there was very little on it when Ileft riilo alcu with tie large amount of thesame where I then was showed me at aglance that tie storms which detained me twodays in camp hod brought a snow fall to bothMauna Kea and Mauna Loo
I struck Mokuaweoweu at a point near itseastern re entrant angle that crater being iatie shape of a figure 6 the two loops ef whichore uasepanted by dividing lines Reachingthat spot on tie eastern brink cf the craterwhere it was located all that I saw cf Com ¬modore Wilkes encampment not covered npwith uaw were two sticks half a dozen nailsand a broken bottle And calling oat to Clamafiiipca as I descried tie spat and its reltcrs Wilkes Encampment his loccnfc replywas My grand fat her as indeed he is com-monly- reported and believec to be by andamong- - Hawaiions generally ljeticallv fittingit most surely was that the grandson shouldguide ta where the grmdfather encamped aadpractically fitting as welf since faithfulnessasil efScisiCT tit this case went along withpedigree Like a true Hawaiian did this guidecfnune repeatedly lead the way through tiethickest t with unerring accuracy I havehad him with me an some five separate ascentspartial cr complete of Mauna Loa and he bosbrought me out all right every timet makingta doing ir scarcely so much as the smallestblonder
To the IT E of the Wilkes encampment utie highest portiaa of tie eastern will of Mokuaweoweo moantiBg which tie needle of tieaneroid I had with me swung ta its farther tleft hand limit fruficatins the height then aadthere attained to be 13 100 feet above tfi -
tie height of Mauna Lna oa given by scien¬tial measurement being 1364a GaingsrillJT E alone tie brink of tie crater I om m- -t - i - - Tme eracii wnerein ice is anil to Le foond alltie year round from whicn that point in thewall ef the crater U qaarfdy reached wherein ccnseqaence of tie breaking owi of a portacf tie rocky rampart tie descent rata tieenter though fearfully precipitous is stillsomewhat less thaa perpendicular and wherealone if anywhere except perhaps at a pointat tie extreme north end cf tie crater iamonberxtgs can make their way front tie brinkabove to tie floor below Despite the factthat it was almost Eke gning dowa the side ofa house we staTf essayed tie descent loweri-ng- ourselves slowly and carefully over andamens hage blocks of paicehoe Twe thirdcf the way frnm top- to bottsra brought us totie tint bench which was cues a molten laketxmiiarto iiaJemaamaa the which crossingswe earae ta tie rmainrag third of tie descentwiich we acccorcBihed onfrwith ranch rr3irladen on occcust of tie tortuous steepness ofuib coarse we were cempeuea ta pcziue-- taBad aanel-ves- after we had made this batifmrrnT co lie floor cf tie rnirry cr centralportjoa ef Motnaweawea j wali cf a raileover tie irrmcta jaftcetiog beseatit cur feetbrcugaty to tfat Ifmitaf area a qaartec ef amile arraaj ceraaga of ti socrca wHelt we
ere ttacderr srn teeradbt wtftii im Vami steaai are ccrtinrralTr ntaafrar-- Baibintpceitn wfcrrriiTiretotariiIpLsruujtnrses pcaxjsgsp arcraid ss and mear fieiaronid ix jitass fi rer a- stcasa craci irey iiraacS sunset spread enr fclaiietx fir npose
and then ami tiers tying down vrero s - irtin whole night long despite the fart that ata little distance from where a uoke and steamwen issuing hogs banks cf snow wero rorosing in icy coldness and tho crater walls aboutus wero beautifully ami grandly festoonedwith snow Howevtr in consequence of llioreflection from the snow beneath and nroundns of tbo brilliant sunlight during the day-time
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shining on it cur eyes during tho nishllime Vegan to be affected with incipient pptlialmia while our head in consequence i fthe light air we wero breathing were in thetnoroing affected with incipient vertigo bodilyfeelings which warned at that too long a stayin the place where we then weie wonld bennadvisable although we nevertheless 1Jstay where we were long enough lo go t an 1
ciwviy cwuuuo an inw more iinporiani c ntents of that far fatd chasm The positionwe occupied during tho night wo spent in Mokuuweoweo was just opposite to awi beneaththat point in its western wall wbere MaunaLoa reaches its loftiest elevation and thedepth from the brink to llw bottom the cra-ter
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is tho greatest a position ju t 1moi oh uearllie ccntcrof the enter measured lextliwicat well could be without an actual nurvey lodetermine where exactly the center is Scieitifie measurement makes the aoor vf Moknaweoweo to be S00 and 1040 feet below thelevel attained by tbe ugliest prtivi of itwall
Climbing out of llokuaweoww thoughless trying to nerves was more ttymg tolimbs and lungs than letting ourxivedown in however we got out at last andspeedily tliervaf ter began our descent fromthe regions of sjrr to those ot earth
The out look upon tho clouds below fromthe height of 12000 feet which greeted myviewupon tho morning of my la t dayupon tho mountain gave me no tuiallalarm it being evident from what I wthat a heavy storm was raging beneath astorm which I felt sure would ere Ionmount up and sweep tho top of the motintain for though it was fairweather whereI then was only cold and windy an urjperstxatum of clouds rolled by the wind intothe form of smooth curling lines such asI had sometimes noticed prior to snowstorms in ewxungland was being ilnvenonward from tho b YV to meet the tradewind clouds from tho X H the two wtsof clouds presenting a very angry appearance at tho placo of meeting and overlapping Down the mountain we made ourway as rapidly as possible striking thestorm about three oclock iu the afternoonand travelling from that time onwardblinded with tog and drenched with rainHowever thanks to a kind Providence aadthe skill of CorumodoroWllkes grandsonwo alighted upon our old trail much sooner than wo expected and wen in campdrying ourselves before a rousing tiro be-fore
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dark The storm proTed to be as Isurmised might bo the ease a prolongedtona of the severest type
Tho present condition of Alokuaweoweois tho same as that in which I found itwhen I visited it in 1SSL That particulararea of the floor of it where I spent thonight is not smoking any more now thanit was then perhaps not quite as muchThisfar fameu crater has not been in acondition of activity since May 1SS0
a trememious mountain Alauna lioji in-deed is its length from north to southbeing scarcely less than thirty miles andits breadth being even greater than itslength the slope of this enormous plateauof rock extending from Hilobayon thewindward side of Hawaii to Kealakekuabay on the leeward side When thisgigantic mountain mass will send forthanother flow and where this next flow willbreak out whether Atoknaweoweo willcontinue to be active from time to time asof yore or instead lapse into quiescenceallowing subterranean volcanic forces togo on accumulating in volume and intensity until at length the mountain unableto endure the strain any longer the wholetop of it is blown off and the summit ofManna Loa becomes a fecund and largerHaleakala all these are questionsto whichthe only suitable or even possible responsewe can make is to confess our absoluteignorance Only this much we do knowand way affirm regarding the whole matterthat the transformation of the summit ofMauna Loa into a second and a largerHaleakala will be apt to throw the sntrarmills of Hawaii slightly out of gear andpepper the sugar lands of the island withvolcanic ahe s and even granite boulders
Fhe easiest method of ascendinfr MannaLoa is bv means of horses from AinanoThough not steep the way yet is long andtedious Rnch after bench of ancientpahoehoe has to be mounted and traversedand the last one before descrying thewestern wall of Mokuaweoweo the ascend-ing
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mountaineer comes at length to feelnever wiH break into view and be sur-mounted
John Ulomahiapua 1ea has never guid-ed horses to tiestimmit of Mauna Loaalthough of his ability to so guide amounted party I have no doubt How-ever
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persons the extent of whose inclination to put forth physical exertion is togo out on a picnic or achieve a pleasantholiday excursion are hereby recom-mended to defer ascending Mauna Loauntil such time as for the sake of resultsthey may prefer painstaking to pienicingand severe and even exhaustive effort tosweet and easy recreation
Edward P BakekPopulation and Vote
The Philadelphia Pnu has prepared atable showing the per cent of vote to pap-ulation
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in the several States and vote forrepresentatives Xorth and South Fromtins table it appears that in the North theaverage Tote for a representative i 5L507while m the South it is onlv 24747 Thusit takes 10000 more votes in the Korth tocount as much and to exercise as muchinfluence as in the South In Pennsylvania a representative stands for 32fc voteswhile in South Carolina he stands for 13S33 Iess than half as many That isone vote in South Carolina counts morethan two votes in Pennslyvania In XewTork the average vote for each district is2L32S while in Mississippi it is 17116still less than ooe half In Ohio 39230votes elect a representative while inGeorgia there is one for every 1L245 votes
but little more than one third Illinoiswith an average vote of 3343u for eachdistrict rtgainst Alabama with 19101 andinuiana wim avt i present tne samesharp and striking contrast In shortthrough all the central States of the Xorththe vote for a representative is abouttwiceas great as in the central States ofthe Soritn so that a voter here countshalf as much and exercisos half as muchpolitical power as a voter there Thenorthern States with a population of 3073217 cast 7039508 votes and the southem States with a population of lS1994flOcast only a30L031 vote j
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Butcher Knives Knives 4 ForksCTin Plate Sheet Lead
Galvanized Water Pipe i to 2 in
WHITE LEoiD various qualitiesBOILED OIL TUEFENTINE
C0REUGATED ROOFINGSt Ginje 6 73 and 9 ft Lengths Galv
Screws and Washers Galv Hidging
Yellow Sheathing Metal and NailsAnnealed Fence Wire FenceStapIes
Wire-- Plant Guards and Arches
STEEL RAILSWith Fish Plate BolU and Spites
Portland CementFire Clay Fire Bricks
Both Square and archLump Rock Salt
Fishery SaltEnglish Belting
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WorcesUrihire Sauce Fruits JamsCream Tartarcjua apuxa ci rc ric2 We have also ju3t received an asst ofi
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Bleached Brown Cottons27 to 3J inches vide
Fancy Prints Blue DenimsCanton Flannels Mens Womens and
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HOLLISTER Olarge Invoice of the Celebrated
OEIXUIiOID TRUSSES
Wc Have Especial FACILITIES for Adjusting TRUSSES
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Gazette Sap piemen May 27 1885FOREIGN NEWS
Lomvv ilT i -- In th House of Comwwa rviniuc to tie Mtbiect of nQinivttun of ivounuBxtoo betTjneeo Eaclanduai Kbmsuv Ubaioae tail tbev wo2d bomocfe Iirtaxt bvth mart fall and Martksvwlcdcv tviucJi the Govwaansit nowkcea of the Avevrs views inee tW
satevtent Mwwc mm aad EkI Doavriat lUvnt ltBch and the Taluabk tcfe
grawhic utfbanstioa vFatkk had sines
Kick Hob Sir Cfcarfcs OOke lntMtof w Local Govvnmwot Bosvnl anMwcdfareGTayBst that it m
mrenttTv is the itvt of the eoaatrrAat the Hotfee ja ocenl at one wiA the
A axaafcr of awiaivri at ooce pot intnqeHUoa to the Gwmaiit coocwb
CWi tntTorthiiheo of the reports brhutti Sir Peter LoBedec and Ueaerat KoaarC
Gladttone aaewered ib detaiL tUtmjis sabfrtaaee that the fcpate of theIVfdeh iaodeBt had aeror Iwet a qaeo- -
w e tzmj oi bbj oacer cat cuewajet eooeeraea fee hoax of the twoUoTwmoenfc avoired ik the Xarct azrv- -
aaeot It was aot in the power of eitherpanr K uu asreeseat to reoder it anyk bat fafitcMBtlr dear
Lord Randolph ChorehilL the toobOaerratiTe leader acur arue aadiaaoefaed into a batig asaalt on theGvtvraiBeitt The aigi ant jast aadeoe behalf of the GoTecasaeot was tetriUepieee of Bewfor thots aBxioB forthe frkfetr of the TKrc Eapire TheGTemBent cried oat his LordshiphasuMieabacowardhr sarreeder of
etery past at issn to Bnta I peatlrfr that as a revolt we haTe lott ladiLord Kaadoih cosbaatog said liat heprotted agauet the coadaet of the Goterumeat at sabaittinj fee tote of credite Xoadav hjt tnthoot giriag the flightt tafaeatwe of their pobcr aad the
iact point at seae with BaWia Ihetatter he cootcaded had bees for a lonetsio breabog the areemeBt of 1ST3 wHfcw pect toeeatralAsia Is regard to the
oajif ijonl LAarcsul iBtevi tnat toeKosNaas loacr aso ptd the boaadarrwt cii thej- - had proeifced to retct asth- - ngutful froaber hae of the AateerckQLiuoo la 1S53 a series of pfedpeewere Tulnatarilir giTea by Rttsia eoacenucg the booactary and all of themhad been deifb jraterr brotec
Henry Laboocswre Badxat wndthat the Tote of credit be redared S5i0tO
to 3MKJXX1The iBotkn wa rejected by 79 to 29
The majority mctaded fee CoatHerTatiTeleaders The Iameflite voted with feeminority
The Speaker then pot the aaaia quetL --tkT0teof credctof 5fl00lC0
STeral aHBabeib qoettweed Gladstonebat they faded to eat any farther infdrBiatioii
Sir Randolph CfexrcfciB tai he fearedthat when the news should become lowrm Incha Bneiand woaM hte aQ fee respert vympafey and ioyaky of fee aatiresHe J vLared feat the history of Rassasuepxatioot with Kadaad was a recordof treachery fraud aad fakhood
Benartniwnns the acttoK of fee Govern-ment
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ui the present xtatatr and fee asehe sacrifice m the Soodaav it was capossfc to repose fee shrirtest coafideore infee OorornaKct and tt was farcical toKiflueiu in fee pnent Tot He rplurwi the jiafeters who were deartBewith the present shs tonmemfcerfeepaet perfidy rfassia and feeir datv toEagad aad IndaaLoad cheers
A nuboB tn adjoarc fee ikiise waseeativwi- The Tote of endtt was then agreed to
hyaToteof ltoajLosrws Xay Utadtrmr in fee
Hans of Comaaoa this evemac wasasked hexsr it was thai LoBsden was recaBed front fee Afefaaa fronter by Sarciand whSe General Komarofi was re-tained
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there by Bassia and if these factsindieate a eoalessjoc of wron on Rrlaatfs side is fee Afcfeaa cfcptrte Gladstone stated feat there was no relationbetween the case of Sk Peter LmasdeBaad General Koeaaro The latter wasnot reeafied becaBse he was fee conv
of the Rnseiaa forces vh3e Sirtincapacity Laasdiffi the PWEiser said had
not teec recaHeii bet had eje eocsBftedapoe the subject and m eocfonay wifehas news had been retjaestedreturn to England as it had beec dsckfcdto carry oe ia Lucdcu future cotcrauaka
with Kassia al3 fee mam potassin fee fgfrftn fronter lrae deptae BothSir PWer aad Orioeet Staar had beendirected ease Lacdan
SrasocHay L th HahatTs maarcbecsGaaaj saore darisg ewsry dy LastSi
aaeT soiz pEiafcncp8fifeeqratametBsurainre aaie aan inarrsagB tolaeatiea We iaieod a gsaid agahuit aewrcvMUBfja baagafe arfeish cadet leesfair at the Bar asi wash the aceepestcemae of haspraved tefceifisadTaaCagsaoa Bat fceari ran ia minii aaier ailohe ruTTtfHataaw aad aca the taae aaatafed m the cpiswuof the Qiief Jviiiee aadaa we farther fied ihest m ite reoud f evideace we maatasd lialde tramp rtiiin be
the parUea was than zsxxnsoBaahUTio elect at the-- endeace ta to cctmcce cstnat Keased eoM f vsry hijh ax sisInterest ia a property watch fcna Che fcepcafeltadTtaJiWfttaasirtTidcodsaad placedbim under cscsuerable SaiHciea He hadprcrnsaly a j3artiir ir a scmsal anautSOyuW olakich may aaaf hadnever beea paaf asy parr for SWM wasazaSsat Qua as 3i3 Uu annular waachawed the ftancatraa barely ssua 3lrKiua
of tar aamcat aad the- reaiajaferwaa getd by Tote wfaeh remaaed mpudaad via aiHcd tthe asuamt efts scrtgag
vea iheeecand ijjarter the aaleof wtttauw csisBfers Sstricy aanle the
vaaaoaaftaeprugertraa jtteateataancy the gresemfgnacr ef tae
atroEgjy raiaBia s fact that tievafirarias tSai lira ahars was Id far wsrzraasfo- exaassratei
We areofaaHy cf cpiaieB that KcEearelascBsitase was set to- a oessu csmnm
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they surrounded Lambouk ami Otadand kept np a havy fire on both places allnight The firing was howeTer madefrom too long a range to bo effective Another forward movement by the Britishtroops i expected to take place to morrow
Losdox Hay L The Government hassent orders Dover to cease charteringships of small pattern for transport service This is believed to foreshadow thestoppage of all war preparations
Lassos Hay 4 The FVrtuytttr Smttepobbshes an article by Charles Williamsa Soodan correspondeat sabstantiallvproving the incompetency Sir CharlesWifcon and fee virtual slaughter of Gotdoc by his negligence The matter is tobe brought up in Parliament in a day ortwo wife the probability of a court marhbl iajtu uaanes ijerestonl and manybine jackets are willing to be witnesses
Sr PnufcKK May L Seventy Sis- - I
ters of Chanty have been ordered to joinGeneral Komaroifs army to aid in caring 1
for the wounded Of this number thirty j
will go from St Petersburg twentv nvefrom Moscow and fifteec from Odessa J
Losses May 4 In the hous Lortlsthis afternooc Granville to inquiriesstated that England and Russia had agreedto renew negotiation in London concerning the Afghan frontier question and thata meeting the Seomination Commissionhad been arranged in detail
is now learned says a London dipatch that Russian cruisers have beenstationed for some time past at convenientpoints in the Pacific Ocean in readmessm case of war cot the ocean cobles con- -SeCuBgr r Ttfnri witl Cmna TruiA KmAustraha
Ko May t At T oclock SaScrdar eveslag a aew opeuaccane tteide of Xt Yesaviasar the Terre del Greco twelve kSoawtentoo Naples Lava iowed aboadaatly from
the av austh while the jraad crater oaljhriched reddish saMte Scteafiae abserverssaid ia the iiniiai that was ao eatdaaerer bat there was a poak m Terre delUcto the site of which has bees severaltarns covered first ta 1601 when snay thosaads penshed asraia ia Jane 1794 destroytag the cathedral cflardfs and boases aadlast is I Jtl The iahatxraots who wttaosedthis lut ereptrau say that the present appear ¬ances are like the bepinoiog of that oo
Paisti via Galveston Hay 5u OnSunday night last a fracas occurred be¬
tween some Jamaieians aad national soldwrs at Culebra The latter were disarmedand afterward retired After procuringreinforcements they returned broke intoth barracks where the Jaaiakians wereseeouir and in the movt bftriiAmn manaer killed twenty five of them and wounded twenty others Only one Colombianwas killed and none wounded The Jamaicians are leaving in szeat numbers Theirdeparture w31 delay the work of the eanaL
Sas FsAScitco Hay 5 When Bear Admxral John A Upshur arrives at this portwhich he will reach some time this r inthlhe wiH have completed forty years serviceand will beestrtled to retirement BearAdmiral HcCanley wiE take his place oefee Paeiar stafaoc
W Yoas Hay 5 Early this morningtwo buHdinizs os 55 and Attantw ave¬
nue Brookryn fell ia with a crash Thebuddings were let out with steam powerxor various manuiactanng purposes togefeer wife i building in fee rear and allwere itesoyeo
BobTOS Hay 4 James B Osgood i Oxfee wett known pnbrishers have failedThey have made assigniBCBt to RobertHorse Jr-- and have called a meeting offeesreredrtors tor ae lsn instant
Qocafio Hay 4 oon SheriS Honcbett of feis city has just received wordfrom Hr lcsoot tnat a cmbskkieurred between fee boops and fee striking quarrymen at feat town the awraiBgand feat two strikers were tiled
Sas FiAScrsco Hay I General IrwinHeDoweQ ied at milmght
One of th most popular prejatSow as thatuariaeiT ig pre eaawauy the proper nd fixthe rafaatiTe seoatach and siagafarly eamngithe natastSe taete aseally rebels at this dietStiii is us not mfixqaeatly Hobaoas choicewut the anlacky jsangsier He nest eat eatmeal or so sspperiefa to bed yovhwevrra fneod baa spoken for mat DrBarthtawa recorded tathe Catity md Gniai Secori
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on Monday nsaatM De Freycntct has assured a committee of the
Frvach Chamber of Depnues that tb diScoUyropecnaR th upemH of th Ssec Canal willbe amicably settled
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rh annooacemeat of th appoistiventof Herbert Bfemarch as Tnder Secretary of Ger-man
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protested against German encroachmenU histerritory and has appealed to th treaty rowersm regard to the matter German cajonratjonagents r actire on coast at present nItalian man of war has amTed on a confidential
Oaxxrumsarxz May li M Neitdo KsdanKmhasiloc to Tarxey is tilt iigoroosly presstag th Tatxtsh GoTemiBeot for an early paymentof tne war tsderantty owing to Kassia
lostxa May 11 White Cross hue Delciansaaiser Wrrta with a general cargo abacastarted from Antwerp on Ann Sd for Montreal
exrche at th letteevrs and irrxbbed the spirit who senhoi Scaary Cape Breton Saturdayproeea c Beynotas agat xooowetl ta is ra szeamer ot mat one waiea nas oeen
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daymax oc irerataBya rat oc enseoaat aa x xaroraaaeLortiOEi adnceis
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Catao May 1- 0- Adtic reclTd hr lU thatKaaaala wa U11 holdlcc out acninst th rebls onApril IVth
Coitx rrortJC Mae 10 Fehml Faaha apeoial TorkUh Enroy to Eugland faild to effect anarrantement with Hrusland for th occupation orth Siodan by Turkey becaus he claimed theright of Torley to corern Cairo
Loxpot May 10 - rbr waa a serious disturbanctathe Ticinityot Tottenham coort road aboutraidnicht on baturday Four or fir men who hadbeen ejected from th European Club ralaed thecry that they bad been swindled and asaaulted inth clubhouse A mob of roushs quichly collectedand amashed in the windows of th building
Lownoic May ta Earl Drby Colonial Scrtarr replrinctoa itroojj request from thoGoTemment of Sew Zealand to tb hnglish Gorernmentto annex the bamoan IsUnds on th cround thatth naUra chief wished a union with Englandcut a dispatch on Januarr Mh annonncins that
th German Gorernment had siren ample assur-ance
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that it would respect the independence ofSamoan If therefore t concluded NewZealand should unfortunately send a CoJonlajSecretary to Ntmot Germany would be justifiedin annexing th islands In lrerour ot NewZealand then sogcested a an altemAtlT a treatybetween England Germany and mriea to respect th autonomy of th island
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