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THE DAILY BULLETIN
ASillOltU.
Communications Daily
lug General
Advertisements, tc ensuro insertion,
should bo handed In before ono o'clock
Editor and Proprlotor
WALTER HILL
Reporter & Collector
Shipping
W.A.S.Beals
Q.
Managor.
CLEVIOR,
MS.
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ted, Legal Documents Drawn. No.
Mpronaut si. luazeuo diockj, xiouoiuiui
190
Hawaiian Islands
T.
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0ficij:
No.
Phaetons, &c,
He has for snlo cheap, before
03
THOMPSON,
M
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Solicitor hi Chancery.
Campbell's Block, Second Story, Rooms
and U. Entrance on Merchant Street,
884 tf
Honuln lu, II. I.
d
A. HABSINQBR,
JOHN Agent
to tuko Acknowledgments
to Conttacts for Labor.
Commission Agents.
J3
LIST Ob' OFVIOKHS:
Cahtku
T.
JOHN Importer
and Dealer In General
"WATBBUOUSK,
W'm, O. Irwin.
WQ.
177
St CO.,
DR.
WILDER Dealers In Lumber, Paints,
Oils, Nails, SaP. and Building Materials
of every kind, cor. Fort and Queen Bit.,
MS.
S
& CO.,
ORINBAUM
124
1
Si
r
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m
S')
o.
BB3QER,
i4
Insur-anctTC-
'.'
o.
and residence, 100 King St.,
opposite Kawalahao Church. Mutual Telephone, 354. OOlco hours from
7 to 9 a. m., and 1 to 2 r. u. Orders left
at tho Pantheon Stables will bo promptly attended to.
Ac
Oo.,
Wboleiale Grocer & Wine Merchants
tf
.
New Photograph Rooms.
ftore, Fort street,
OVER Nichol's
the Shooting Gallery, Pic
lures, Portraits and views. Fhst-claswork. Satisfaction guaranteed.
s
J.
A. GONBALVE8.
U. W. SMITH.
II. M. UTN'eON.
Manufacturing and Dispensing
113 & 110
Beaver Block, Ilouolufu.
289
843
Box 80.
1420ly
Pharmacists,
Fort Street,
958
t.
i
Imporler and Dealer in Gent's, Ladles'
and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.
O.M.Coako.
.Lowors,
F.J. Lowioy,
EWERS & OOOKE,
S,
(successors to Lowers Dickson.)
Importers nnd Dealers in Lumber and all
kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,
L
Honolulu
1
Cabinetmaker
ftjBv
1
Druggists
No. 03
JOHN
Office
ITono.
St., Honolulu.
Hotol streot,
Opposite Interr.ntlonal Hotel,
CaneB
and 'Walking Sticks,
Made of ovcry kind of
NATIVE WOODS
rackets, Cornice. Curtain Poles, &o.,
made ot tho latest designs.
WH. HcUANDLKSS,
Fish Market,
Dealer in choicest
llecr, Vcnl, Mutton, FIU, e., Ar
Family and Shipping Orders carefully
attended to. Llvo stock furnished to
vessels at sho.-- t hotlcp, and Yogetahles
340 ly
of all kinds supplied to ord.cr.
No. 0 Queen street.
Corner Edinburgh & Queen Streets.
A. MORGAN,
"Work;
.
-
Trimming:,
Oil lose Premises,
CntrnnccN J.rom Kluj; nud jVEorclmut
Every description of work In tho above lines performed in n
XS-- Bell
Have a Large Stock of tho
3Btc,
Which is offered at Lowest Market Prices
AND
Delivered Free to any part of the City
AGENTS FOR THE
Faeifio Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF CALIFORNIA.
Agents for tho Hoover Telephone.
CommissionerofDeedsfor California
700
Dividends Annually.
Stoim Boilers, Furnaces nud Range1
Brick and Stonework done on
reasonable terms.
Ahipai St., Second door from Bcretnnla.
V. O. Box 457.
Builder.
Olllce, corner Alnkc.i nnd Queen streets,
MUTUAL TKI.Kl'IIONi:, 385.
31 1
L,Jm
P. O. Box 117.
ORGANIZED 1845.
over
$70,000,000
14,000,000
--
-
llrst-clas-
s
manner.
107.
ia
(327
ly)
EST Bell Telephone, 107.
-- Q
I.
King: Street, between
6R0CER,
Divl-den-
of any Company.
The latest nthnntngu added to its Non
Foi felting Limited Tontino Policies is:
A guaranteed retnrn of oil
PremimiiK paid, in addition
to Face of Policy, In case of death
dining the Tontino ptiiod.
For full particular apply
C.
to
0. BERQER, Honolulu,
ueniraiAgcni uawnuan islands.
tf
dfJ
S'orcs and oQlces fitted up, Estimates
given on all kinds of brick and wooden
buildings, Plans and Specifications furnished, ta?" Office, 110 Bcrctania SU;
Mutual Telephone, 332; Postofllco Box,
322 ly
100.
Erhoads & Greene,
m
Houso Builders and Architects.
Plans, Specifications and detailed Draw.
lugc furnished for all KliuU ot wood or
brick buildings, ami Estimates given
for the same. All jobbing promptly attended to and charges moderate. Any
of tho cboo work entrusted to our care,
will receivo our personal attention.
Orders from the other islands solicited.
Office and Shop, 88 Queen St.
323
7, I860.
WONG
ly
EQUITABLE
DECIM,
LIFE
COXTKACTOII,
AM)
1
Labor.
Workshop,
UUXITUItU
:
87
:
or,iy
IlEl'AIUKD.
ior Day.
HS.OO
is
FOR THE
Carpenter & llnilder
HUSTACE,
forms of policy and
fjAltUEMT Tontine
IMCcEZEIVZIEJ,
IIOUSKS
GHAS.
It isue the Hist
pays tho
Ill
TKI.KPH0NK318.
Mauuakca Streot.
Assurance Society
Fort and Alakca Streets,
Just received per Australia,
Capo Cranberries FroOi Apples, Almonds. Walnut, Ptcnnp, llru7ll Nut, Filberts.
Figs Dites, Table Raisins, Currants. Boston Blown Bread, Ltmon, Citron and
Oiungo Peel, Imperial Plums in glass. Ollu's, Prunes
ilb'ir'w Oocoatlnn, Install,
taneous Chocolate, Curriul Oytter, Plum Pudding, Miniu Meat, Cukes nnd Crack,
eis, Boloon Hrcad, Midium llrcui), Oysters, Sardines, lilul ."seed, Liiuiid Rennet,
Extracts Rose Wulci, etc, tie.
r
Leave your Orders, or Eing up 110.
lltf
OF THE
NTERPRISr
PLANING MILL.
P
1 Alakca, near tfciieen St. 1
Telephone
All ut L.ovcHt lttitcH nnd SiitiHl'ue ion Giuivuutoed.
H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO.
Bearer
Successful.
Trustworthy.
Purely
No Stockholders.
Mutual.
Surplus over
HtH.
Also, Horse Shoeing: a Specialty.
Telephone,
VERY BEST HAY.
147.
Old.
Good Work nnd Low Charges Assets
9
is my Motto.
Honolulu, May
LAINE & CO.
Telephone No.
Carriage Building:,
"Sf;&
(.v.
"W W
Painting: and
79 k 81 King Street,
oOl 0m
O-raln- ,
80
BUILDER,
Honolulu, II. I.
Hotel street,
(Opposite Fashion Stables).
Co.
&
.
Contractor nnd Builder.
Choicest Quality,
Lowest Prices.
F. RUPPRECHT,
Fremco JPointer,
126 Nuuanu St., Honolulu, H. L
GO
UNITED STATES.
AS.
ALEX.
J.
lOAltTWIUGHT,
Agent for thu Hawaiian Islands.
3m
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
The Best Lunch in Town,
Tea and Coffee at
111
lnet Btacd
The
Hours
oi
Provisions and Feed,
EAbT CORNP.R FORT AND KINO S'lHLETS.
New Ooods ntehed by every Packet fiom tlio Futun Stntis and Europe
Fresh Calllotnia Pioduco b tery Sluimrr, All ctdcit. fuitiilully ultondtdio.
and Uoods dclletcd toain part ol timcity free ol climuu. imam oiuers roil.
cited. Satistiiilinu uimuuiiiid. Post Olllce I'ox tin. icioi liotio Kn, J. 108 I)
always on band.
Telephone
II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.
210.
T. 0. Box 297.
,
2y
MAGOON,
42 Merchant
DAY!
GRAIN.
Largest Stocks,
ly
Cigars & Tobacco
18 ly
And UpliolHtorcr,
'
HT11EET.
Grocery and Feed Store,
G7Jand 69 Hotel street,
Fresh Groceries and Provisions received
by every Steamer.
P. O. Box 130, Bell Telephone No.
349 Mutual Telephone No. 194.
LEWIS
KINO STREET,
GJ.
J.
Import?
Choioest Meats from Finest Herds.
Families and Shipping
SUPPLIED
STAPLE
A nice
Iroirlotor.
AND FANCY
Als
u ml Donlcr--
GROCERIES,
assortment of Crosse
alwas on hand.
& CO.,
Etc., Etc.
ell's and J. T. Morton's English Groceries
a full line of tho leading Amurlcau brnndi of
& Itlackw
,
OiVNIV33J
GOOOW
Fresh Goods of tho Hcinou on ICK received by
S. S. Co.'s lino.
MATISFACTION
ociy steamer
fiVAUAXVKHn.
of tho Oceanic
021y
Every Description of
All moats delivered from this Market
aro thoroughly chilled Immediately after
Pakilling by means of a
tent Dry Air Refrlgeratoi. Meat so
treated retains all Its Juicy properties,
and Is GtuuANTKni to Kbi.1' Lonokii
AFTEll Dr.MVEUYTjUa
En, Msat.
FltfcSIII.Y-KII.-
I.-
T1
ly
Life, Fire
R. MORE & Co.,
The Xuw Kuglaud
MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMP'Y,
Ship's Blacksmith
&
O
CASTLE
Concral Machinist.
LUSO IIAWAIIANO.
Mho want to common!
ALL persons
with the Poitugueso, eltlier
foi business, or for procuring workmen,
con ants or my other helps, will find it
tho most profitable way to ndvcrtlso In
thu Luto JlttmiiiatiOy tho now organ of
the Portucueso colony, which is pub.
lished on Merchant strtot, Gazette Build,
inp,
Letter Box E.), nnd
only chnrges reasonable rates for adver-
BOOK
A!
JOB
tisements.
NNTINB J
A. Mckenzie,
Executed with neatness and dispatoli
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gns Fitter.
All orders for Houso or Ship work
promptly executed.
At the DaSIy Bulletin Office
1ST Shop next to Post Oflice, Belhol
P. 0. Bos ICO. Bell Ttlo.
phono 424.
154 ly
&
& COOKE,
Marine Insur'oe Agent.
AOKNT8
YOU
of Boston.
The Etna Fire Insurance
--
Co..
of Hnrtford, Conn.
Tho Union
l'lro and
Marine Insurance Co.
of Sau Finnclsco, Cula.
11 ly
Prussian National
Sfl
Insurance Comp'v
(Posl-Olllc-
and at tho
L.ovoh. Muvlcot. PrlooH.
COly
tre, coolers; iron, brass and lead castings: macliiuerv of ovcrv descrintton
tnado to order. Pnitlculur attention paid
to ship's black smithing. Job work exe-1
Lined at snort notice.
All work Promptly and neatly Per.
formed.
2or 3 in
tu
PROVISIONS
fvfrj Honolulu iron works,
iitJaSlcaiii engines, sugar mills, boll.
IW
ON SHORT NOTICE
Collector & Real Estate Agent.
.
JowellerM,
Mavke
Tobacconists, Metroyolitan
ij
Fon Streot, William's Block,
Honolulu, II. I.
THE OPENING
HAY
and -- GRAIN
F. HORN, Practical Confeclionor,
Pastry Cook and Baker.
-71 Hotel St.
Ttlcphono 74
WU2T
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
109
FOP.
HAY
HOLLISTER & CO.
&
3Propiietor.
UNION FEED CO,.
checker's Perfumes and Toilet
Requisites,
210
WILLIAM MILLER
00T
STEAM CANDY FACTORY
AND BAJCiaitY.
Telephones 175.
MEDICINES,
HOMCEPATHIC
LOOK
PIONEER
Honolulu.
Depot for Boerlcko & Sceohlk's
GERTZ,
CHR. No.
80 Fort street, Honolul.f
CO.
Constantly on hand a large assortment
of every descriptionof Jewelry, Watches,
Gold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
23J
GJ-mslv-
Fhysidau and Surgeon.
P. O.
XOll'X"
CONl'RAOrOR
Set.
Wolfe & Company, Blacksmith
M. GOTO,
Veterinary Surgeon.
California street,
Sun Francisco, Cal.
,
24 MKllOBANT BTllEKT.
General Agent lor
The N. Y. Life Insurance Company,
The City of London Fire In. Co(limitd
joutli British and National Flro & Ma.
rino Insurance Co.
Macneale & Urban Safes,
The Celobratcd Springfield Gas Machine
Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.
Tho Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
The Commercial Flro & Marine
?SY
tf
JAMES BRODIE.
Importers of General Mer
chandise und Commission Merchants,
Honolulu, aud
J,'
SUKU1SOJN.
visit patients at their residence by re
quest.
All olhcr diseases treated at his oflice
comer of Punchbowl and Berctanla Sts.
OtFicn Uouits 1 to 0 r. m.
8 to1 12 a. m. Sundays
47 Urn
l
Honolulu.
Ss
Oflice hours at Kakaako from 9 to 11
a. m. every day exctpt Sundays. Will
O
!
NO. 03
LEPROSY A SPECIALTY.
1
J. U. Atnerton.
0. N. Castle.
ASTLB it OOOKB,
Hhipplug anu commission
Importers and Healers in
Merchants.
General Merchandise, No, 80 King at.,
8&
Slanuftactui'lue
Besidenco and Office, 196 Fort St
( 8 to 10 A.M.,
Office Hooks 1 to 3 f.m.,
( 7 to 8 Evening.
Telephone (Bell and Mutual), No. 149.
IRWIN & COMPANY,
Sugar Factors and OoinmisstoH
1
Agents, llonolulu.
ia
271y
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
D R. EMERHON,
PHYSICIAN
1
Honolulu.
WENNER &
A. M.
Life Insurance
OKAVANAGH,
JEWELEE.
Nuunnu Street.
CO
THE NEW YORK
Orders from the other Islands tunic
72 ly
tually attended to.
EMMA ST
Olllce, first door west of Library Building. Hours, from 0 to 11 a m., and 2 to 4
auil 7 to ti p.m. Sundays, 0 to 11 a.m.
tST Residence, No. 40 Alakca, near
Hotel Street.
DIUECTOUS:
No.
108
P. GRAY. M. D.,
.
President & Manager
P. C. Jones, Jr
J. O. Oaiitkh. . . ..Treasurer & Secrotary
tiluus birtckeU.
40
Olllce Hours: from 0 to 12
Bell Telephone No. 423.
UKNKIIAL MeIIOANTILK AMD
Merchandise,
-
UESIDLKCi: AND OFFICE :
S. SACHS,
K
MANTJFACTUBINa
IWAI.
I'liyHlclmi mid Surgeon.
TYBL.
Insurance.
All work In my lino faithfully done.
Plans and specifications made. Jobbing in all details (lone at short notice.
Tkos. Lindsay,
Interior Oflice,
llonoluln.
BREWER it COMPANY,
(LiiniUd)
Queen it., Honolulu.
and BLANK-BOOManufacturer.
Book Binding of all description neatly
and promptly executed.
Campbell Block, Rooms 10 and ll.Mer.
722
chaut street,
ly
PAPER-RULE-
OUlce
185
104 Fort Street, Honolulu,
IS".
Book-Bind- er
Itvtl llnbbcr Stump to Order.
71
ltAHUISO.V.
P. 0. Box 315; Bell Telephone 53.
purchns-7-
ALVINU. RASEMANN,
Block,
Lawyer' Stationery a Specially.
Orders taken for Nowspapcr8,Pjriodl.
cals, Books, Music, etc., from any part
of tho world, having made all nrrange.
mcuts therefor whilst In San Francisco.
E. E. MAYHEW,
The Popular Milliner I louse
Honolulu, H. I.
Hell Tel. 80tt.
-
Law Booki&
P. O. Box 478.
SO
Newsdealer,
&
Merchant Street,
Mutlinl Tcl.:i71.
HARHIS0K BROTHERS,
FOR THE
ing elsewhere.
12 SpreckeK
!
Kltnu.
AKTltUll IIAUIIISO.V.
Stationer
JBitlldoi'N & CoutractorH,
.
Contiellorat-Iimtv-
Honolulu.
02 Queen street,
Building,
Honolulu. II. I.
au en--is tor
The Walkapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,
The ripuueer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,
The lleela bug.ir Plantation, Uahu,
llucloougar Mill, .Muni,
Uuelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,
L'uulo.i Slioep itancii uo., uawau,
T. Fowler & Oo. Steam Plow and
a bio Tramway Works, Leeds,
Mtrrlocs, Watson .fcOo's Sugar Mnrhin
cry, Glasgow,
GIuskow and Honolulu Lino of Pae. i
ajdly
Spring & Sommer Styles
Cutaway Carriages
Kiro-Pro-
Hon. U. It. Biaiioi'. Hon. II. A. P.
:
and sco ilia
DARE.
Attorney nud
Australia, the Latest
Matorials.
ALAKEA & KINO STREET
1
TOHN
S. S.
CORNER OF
CECIL, BROWN, Counsellor at Law.
Notary Public, and Agent lor taking Ac
know lodgments ol instruments ior mo
Island oi Oahu. Mcichant street, Hono-'ul-
Suyar Factors,
ijp.
;w,:
Wagon
and
27
MER-
Per
jgSIJk A. M. HEWETT,
LUCAS,
Contractor
and Builder,1
Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Bspla
n.ule, Honolulu.
Manufactures nil kinds of Mouldings,
lliackots, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, nud all kinds of Woodwork ilnlsli. Tinning, Scroll nnd Baud
Saw lug. All Kinds of Sawing and Planing, Morticing nud Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Onlay from the other
solicited
CALLATIRMT'S
and
pirt of the Kingdom bought, sold
Loans negotla
leased, on commission.
& Co.
J.
Dcalors In
And nil kinds of
Carriage
MONSARBAT,
A'PrOHNEY AT LAW
JM.
and Notary Public. Heal Estate in any
II. H. Macfarlane.
Q. W. MAGFAELANE
IMPORTERS, COMMISSION
CHANTS and
Just Arrived.!!
Iron, Cumberland Goal, Hard
Wood Lumbor,
u.
Geo. W. Macfarlanv.
Trens.
82 Cm
Morunants.
Commission
Importers &
03
Post-Oluc-
ifc
(Mmltcin
ATIOKNEYATLAW.
Merchant street. Honolulu, ly
42
17J1
Bulletin Steam Printing Office.
Newspaper, Book nnd Job Printing of
nil kinds done on the most favorablo
terms.
No. 250
Hell Telephone
No. 250
Mutual Telephone....:
-
eUB80niPTI0N
CO OENTB PER MONTH
SCIIUMAN.
(1
Sec'y
Haw'aii.Carrapl'fiCo.
J .Alfred Magoon,
r. M.
L.
President.
ASHFORD & ASHFORD,
Law, Clinnccry, Oonvcjnnclnjc.
Admiralty, Ilankruptcy, l'robatc,
Ktc, Ktc, Ktc.
Office: Old Capitol Building, adjoin.
50 cents per Month.
Bulletin.
o. WEST,
VOLNKT VAItLANCOUBT
ASMl'OUD.
CLAM.VCK WILDKU
la printed nud pub'llsBo.l at the olllce,
Quoou Btrcct, llonolulu, II. I., ovory
afternoon (Sundays excepted).
Address nil
miinnffi
HONOLULU, II. I., FRIDAY EVENING, MA310I1 18, 1887.
1587.
Subscription,
(i
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m&ti
lm. wi
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m
,
paws
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ftfe
to
SF-l-
EsrAiiuenED
i3
1845,
Capital
9,000.000 Relchsmarim.
undersigned, haviug been up
THE
nccnt of tho nbovu Company
for tho Hawaiian Islands, is prepamd to
accept risks, against Fire, on Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandiso, Produce, Sac ar
Mills etc., on tho most Favorable-Term- s
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Payable ta
Honolulu.
701y
II. RIEMENSOHNEIDER,
at Wilder &Co'i.
.
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BISHOP
&
Aftortho ovcrturo, "Merry War,"
Co., BANKERS
bearers to bo elected at tho
annual meeting four weeks hence.
A collection was taken amounting to
$8.25, after which tho meeting was
dismissed.
Daily Herald.
ofllco
sang by tho ontiro company, camo
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
eight songs and a Hawaiian chorus.
Draw Exchango on tho
A marked and pleasing feature of
H. IT. every song was its chorus, in which
o
tho whole company joined. "HuckleAmi their agents in
berry Picnic," by II. von Holt, nnd
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONQ KONG.
"Cricket on tho Hearth," byJ.M.
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Son, London
Tho Commorclal Bank Co., of Sydney, Dowsctt, wcro acceptably rendered.
II. M. Morse sang "The Deep Blue
London,
The Commercial Dank Co., of Sydney, Sea," very sweetly, but declined to
Bank
California,
The Bank of New Zealand : Auckland,
Ohrlstchurch, and Wellington,
Tho Bank of British Columbia, Victoria, B. 0., and Portland, Or.
AND
Transact a General Banking Business.
009
ly
Siimmai w
Daily
UUUIIIIUI
Published about the End and Middle
of each Month.
Contains 40 Columns of Interesting
News Relating to the Various Islands- There is no better publication for
sending to friends Abroad, nor is there
any better medium fur advertising any
special line of business llint may d spend,
in part, for its support, upon foreign patronage. These Summaries go lo all
world,
parts of tho English-speakin- g
and the demand for them Is constantly
increasing.
i
to-
-
w.
K.p
Subscription, Including Postage lo Foreign
Countries, $2.50 per Year.
The Daily Bulletin
AND
DAILY
BULLETIN
SUMMARY
Can bo hnd from
J. H.
Sor-Kii-,
:
:
Merchant Street,
repeat.
"Every
Day
Ml
AH ANESTHETIC
i
:
:
:
:
bo Sun-
day," by K. i Bishop; "McCar
thy's Fancy liall," by W. li. brittle substance, breaking directly
Hoogs ; and "Mary's Gone With n when it comes in contact witli the
Coon," by W. G. Armstrong, wcro object at which it is aimed. It conMr. Armstrong was
all encored.
inexpressibly funny. "My Pretty
Red Rose," the solo part sang by
J. M. Bright, had to be twice repealed. This young gentleman lias
a delightfully sweet voice, which
apparently charmed the audience.
But "The Virginia Rosebud," the
second song on the programme, C,
Denavcaux singing the solo and the
company nil mingling voices in the
chorus, was probably the gem of
tho evening, and had, of course, to
be repeated. Five Hawaiians sang
n Hawaiian chorus, with guitar accompaniment, so sweetly and prettily, that the audience would not be
satisfied until they returned to (lie
stugo and sang a second chouis.
As stated before, every song had a
chorus, and the harmonious blending of voices produced exceptionally good music, whicli was really
charming to persons with souls to
appreciate.
The iinale to the first part of tho
programme was n squad of about n
half dozen oddly dressed soldiers
under the command of Captain W.
G. Armstrong, supposed to represent "The Regular Army." Tho
get-u- p
alone was worth considerable, and the various maneuvers
were intensely amusing. The Captain put his men through their facings in magnificent style, and the
men obeyed orders so higgledy-piggled- y
that a barrel could scarcely
refrain from laughing. Mr. Morse
it
Hotel Street
Gus-ina-
n,
I
wcll-play-
MM
Ni
tains a powerful anesthetic, producing instantaneously complete insensibility, lasting for twelve hours,
which, except that tho action of the
heart continuos. is not to bo distin
guished from death. A battle field
where these bullets aro used will in
a short time be covered with apparently dead bodies, but in reality
merely with the prostrato forms of
soldiers reduced, for the time being,
to a state of unconsciousness. While
in this condition they may, the Ger
man chemist points out, be packed
in ambulance wagons and carried off
as prisoners.
$2,000
HAWAIIAN
OPERA HOUSE.
AMATEUU MINSTREL COMPANY'S SHOW.
Salary, Mr. de Frotas
mil. .r. ii. soncr
Hill, Ice Company
mil, Hawaiian unzoito
Sundries, per S. D. Fuller
Balance on hand
z
4
230
&u
lt
01
Gottcs-dien-
st
Kaiserlich Dcutches Konsulat.
81 At
Honolulu.
7,682
Pacrps Hay & Grain
On Saturday, April 2nd, '87
At 12 o'clock noon,
At our Salesroom, Queen Street, that
desirable premises on
Xmnnlilo Street,
nt present occupied ni a rcMdenco by
Mr. Duval.
The Lot ban a frontngo of 140 feet on
of 1C0 feet,
Lunalllo Street, nnd n
nnd Is well covertd with gins. Water
laid on throughout tho premise.".
There U nn tho prcnil'oy,
A
Dwelling; House
2-St-
Now landing i.x Kuicka. Mary Win.
Well mid substantially buili, with Bay
klcmiui and V. S. Bownc.
Window fronting tho ttroet.
This is the largest shipment of liny
The house contains n spacious Parlor,
and Grain ever received by any firm at
one time in this Kingdom. Now b.'lng "Dining Room and Bedroom on tho
lower floor. Also, Large Kitchen, Panreceived at the Warehouse of llic
try nnd Bath Room. On the upper floor
mo :i Bedrooms, each furnished with
Clothes Uloset. There 1st also a large
UNION FEED
CO.
Carrlago Houso and Slablo on tho Lot
1
NOTICE.
equally well known for his millions
and for his libciality to professional
This is one of th5 inot desirable residence offered for sale. The ground
having n natural slot o ensures perfect
Drainage, mid commands an excellent
o
view from Diamond Head to the
Mount tins.
"Parties wishing lo Inspect tho
premises can do so by application to the
auctioneers.
Wui-nnn-
OF A BOX
singers and other' artistes, lately IN ofCONSEQUENCE
Meal Tiokuls hiving been stolen
this
at
is
who
Gayarrc,
accosted
Irom the above Rc3tuiir.int,on the night
moment earning laurels in Spain: of lliclUth instant, I beg to inform my
E. P. ADAMS & CO.,
"To hear your upper C full from numerous customers that on and after
10th,
.March
SATURDAY,
Auctioneers
7d
til
2,000
give
would
gladly
tho chest i
francs." Gayarrc at once sat down Different Tickets will be issued.
to the piano, and, running up tho
All boarders will plonso change their A
scale, rang out tho magic (J as clear Tickets1,
SuDBriqrOpDortnnity !
for now ones, on Saluidny.
as a bell. The Marquis cried, "En.TUN UEE.
goat
core!" The tenor willingly comINSTltUCTION IN
plied, and gave a succession of
NOTICE.
PHONOGRAPHY!
STANDARD
upper Cs. Our enraptured Mrucenas
while
HYMAN will act
MORRIS
handed over his pocket-boofor inu under full power of attorFor a Coni'Hu of 8 I.chhoiim,
expressing his fears that the amount MR.
ney
my absence from this King, Sulllt lent to get the pupil lo reading nnd
did not reach up to the height of his dom.during
JOSEPH HYMA.N.
writing Pnlniogrnphy, $O.UO.
marvelous voice. Gayarrc bowed
Oil lw
March 14, 1887.
prepared,
am
For n ComiiU'tu Flcniciitnry
his thanks, adding, "I
Con THO,
Marquis, to sign on the spot a yearly
k,
engagement with you on tho same
Toronto Globe.
terms."
Household Furniture!
usr AUCTION.
TO KENT.
Of Twcnty.four
STOHK
THE
X by THOS.
LATELY OCCUPIED
MOSSMAN, corner of
Kinir and Nuuanu streets i to let Ap.
ply to Messrs. ALLEN & BOU1NSON.
80 2w
PURE STRAINED
On Saturday, March 19th, '87
At lOo'c'ock a. m.
Wo will sell at Public Auction, lit the
late residence of A. H. BASEMAN, Kn.
walahao Lauo (at the rear of Kawalnhao
Church), tho Entire Household Furniture, consisting In pait of
PARLOR SET
UPHOLSTERED
1
SQUARE PIANO,
Center Rugs,
1'nncl 1'ictuies,
Mattress. Chair', Tables,
Meat Safe, Crockeiy & Glassware,
1
E. P. ADOIS & CO.,
Auctioneers.
SPERM Oil!
s
A sufllclent number of
to mnko
tho pui'il. uith proi cr e.oriion on his
Le-son-
Pinctic.il
S7o. Oi.
Heporting Lcs'ons nriy be taken In
Courses of Tnenty.fntir l.es'ons, for
818 per Onir-e- . Three Coiir,o, or
seventy-twwill geneially
pari,
a
suf-lic-
o
his instruction niny be token by mail.
K.
For particular enquire ut THIS
7!i lm
OP-PIC-
Tie Daily Bitotii
Wholesale, Way Down Low.
SUMMARY
A. W. PEIRCE & CO.
fiflarch
lw
1
STATION
E
RY,
The Latest Foreign Papers always on
hand at the Gaxttte Block, Merchant
Men-- 4
d
Street
BSTThe English Admiralty Charts
1 by
always on hand.
HONOLULU- - AMATEUR
To bo hud nt
J. II. SOPER, - - Merchant Street
A. M. IIEWETT - Merchant Street
II. WILLIAMS, - Hawaiian Hotel
and DAILY BULLETIN OFFICE.
Minstrel Company
Will give a performance for the Benefit
of
the HONOLULU YACHT AND
BOAT OLUU.
Grand Change of Programme.
Bnnjo Solo
J. Appleby
Grand Sensational .Tupinosu Balancing
W G. Atmstrong E. Low
Act
Clog Dance
Mr. Gusiuan
To conclude with the laughable local
sketch, In two acts,
1
Act
2
Comgated Iron
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT,
llnnkn tvilttcn tip. ArcounlH nnil
Office.
ItcntH Collected.
Employment nnd Shipping Agency.
Labor Contract Dlimlts nt.d Iluvcnuo
Stamps iilwnya on hand. Copying ami
translating in nil languages uml In this
Kingdom. Oidtri from tho other
will receive ptonipt attention.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
ATTENDED
TO.
Lenic?, Contracts, nnd nil klmU of Con.
cynclnjr. TindcMiicn's Hooks wilt-teup, llcnti nnd Accounts collected,
ltcturns promptly made.
n
Situation. By nn old risldont
who is familiar with th Hawaiian
1
nigMaire. Also, tindcMnnds plmtn-tlo- n
work. Will krp books ami
d to ibcgeneial details ol hiifiuess.
Kmploymriii in tliod'y iivfir.ul
(line
Wanlod SllualloTls.Hy
r
aid olllcuinun Mho can
give tho best of lvlctcncis. Will not
object to employment In tlivl capacity
on' plantations
Wanlod Situation. As a Luna on n plan,
tai Ion by a man who has had tcvernl
Wanlod
STKICTLY MODERATE.
Oder the follow'ntr:
To Ronl. Thrco Ilouc on Llliha Street.
y
Rooms to Rent. 1 our very
fuinhlicd looms in laigo home; well
siluatctl mi Muuiuu Avenue. Bent
CHARGES
at-t-
hnnd-oincl-
Book-kcipc-
n mouth each.
f)
The house and grounds sltuntfd
in Nuuiiuu Avenue, leccntly occupied
by A.J. Cnitwilaht, Jr, Ktq.
Officoto Lot Willi Window, If luqulrol,
lti Campbell Block, Merchant street.
c
To Lot. A doomed Cottage, with
House and Outhouse, Nuuanu
To Lot.
yeais expiricneo in this country in
tbli line.
A Cottage wl'hln llvo mlnutcj'
Wanted.
walk of tho Poit Ofllcc, suitably up.
pointed for the nccommodutlon ol u
Avenue, near Uoruininsnt
iihuvo lite Queen Dowager Emma's
place, with i.liout2acrcs of laud '2)4
inlloj f i om t'lun. ltcnt $1U per month
To Lot. A doomed Ccttnuc. with kitchen
attached; uppur end of Nuuanu
Adonic, oppo.ltu " Valley. Homo," in
ectllent older, llciittjlf-To Lot. Two Cottage, biluatcd in the
Chliic--
small family.
1 Ikdroonn, Parlor,
P.iutry, Kitchen and
lia'lmmm. Mosquito pioof. House
new and well built.
Lot iOO by ICO fctt with prlvllepo of
linylnu; next lot. IIW be sold cheap.
Fos Salo orRent A chaimiiiK ii'fidenoo
on Kinaii stiect, containing 2 bed-rms, parlor, dining loom, kitchtn
bath, Ac. Garden fxint mid back;
carriage house, htaMes and serxnnt's
quarters detached.
For Salo or Lcaso -- With immediate
,
Wanlod
o
den, &c.
AUo, by a
thai v.ilualdii estate known its
nnd
The
lands at I'ai.o.i Valhy, occupied by
Mrs Long. A iplendhl propeity.
For Sale
OptnSldi'B'irlJuggy, cheap.
1 Square Piano, "JjJ Oc
For Salo Cheap.
tuve, In good ordui.
1 Uptight Piano, ?
Oc'.nics, in good
oider.
Wanted BefpcolnMn Youth to assist In n
ifctihliHlimcnt in tlu city,
nnd make himself generally useful;
would ivtiile with thufunily;
nge,
with board uud lodging, $15 a month
Wanted.
A
Englhh or Gcr.
mint Girl to itist in u small lumlly.
Wanted
lly n competent Enplneoi, liold-lucertificates mid .highly
leci mincndcd, situation at sea or on
shoie.
Wantod to Ron!. A Cottage, containing
jour or llvo rooms. Must, he in good
lora Ity, nn I wilhin tin or fifteen
uiiuulos' walk of Post Olllce.
1
"Chun
:"
hook
Teiror
Reign
Thu
Mutual Telephone Co
Hist-clns- s
-
tiiunic neir the Inline Asjlum.
Valuablo
Imil,
--
ot
NOTICE!
OP SUPERIOR QUALITY.
A
1
tlon nt
No. 38 Merchant Street, Honolulu.
Lately occupied by Messrs. Smith &
Thiirjuni.
08
APTOS CHIEF!
This lino voutig trotting bred stallion
will ttai d ilrj coming te.isoti at Dcdd's
Btiililcs, Knpiolaiii 1'aik, to a limited
number of
1111110?.
APl'OS CHIEF, bay stallion, by
Spiculrttion; ho by liy,dyk's Hamble-ninn, Hit of Martha Washington, by
Ilurr's Washington; her dam hj Abdul,
lull.
dum ny Lady 1 ml, by Skagg's
Itiltlcr; her dam by Glencoc. Tiio
abovo btallion was ruhed by bir Claus
Arrived at Marchan fs
lt
A Now Lot of
MEETING OP THE
of tho Mutual
For fuithcr pirticulnrs enquire at tho
SlABLEji, or ot F.
at lluslnce & Robertson's ofllcc,
Queen Street.
70 lm
Cigars and Cigarettes
STOCK-holde- iR
Telephone
FASHION
AsHor ted Widths
nnd Lengths
Building, at
10
o'clcck
A full attendance Is requested.
GHAS.
Vfe have this day received by the S. 8.
AuMralin, tho finest line of
per "C. It. Bishop," In
good order, and for sale in
of
'IhU fine young
A JAEOEH, Scc'y.
82 lOt
Electric House Bells!
Put
III
Stores, llouscp, Servants'
Stables, ami
M
J. FISHEL,
The Leading Millinery House.
By order of tho Dlrcctois.
Just received
?,
Box Plau open at J. E. BHOWN & OO.'S.
The fact that every seat in tho
QUANTITIES TO SUIT
r,2U 01
box plan of the Opera House was
performMr. C. M. Cooke, for tho Finance
LOST,
engaged for last night's
!
ance by tho middle of yesterday Committee, reported on tho stato of
MUSIC HALL, ON THE
THE
Low
vory
At
by
Pr'css,
afternoon, was evidence that tho tho finances for tho close of tho AT night of the 17th inst.int, a Doyc.
At reasonable rates. For further
year :
public felt assured of a good enterColored Fcalher Fun, with cord and
particulars call on
to bo tassel. Finder will lie rounrded by reResources Contributions
tainment. The expectations raised
Okfick.
were certainly realized.
The entire collected, S'itt; rent of hall, $15; turning to Daily Bui.i.khx
87 a.
H. HACKFELD
CO.
6239.01 total
performance, regarded us an ama- casli on hand,
tiun nutt Locksmith,
teur effort, was highly satisfactory. 8297.01.
Bethel
Honolulu.
Street,
FOR
SALE.
disSalaries
no
would
have
Expenditures
been
Indeed, it
Estimated
83 lm
80 lw
to April 1th, $300; ico bill for
credit to a company of professionals.
BARBELS AND
The appreciation of tho musical part month, $9.30; post olllce, S3; other EMPTY So galloon each; very cheap
.
forcn-hy to LOYE.IOY & CO.,
App
$85.7-vigorous
applauso bills,
was evinced by
total $307.01, making
Chas. T. Gulick Notary Public
DRESSMAKING.
15 Nuuanu Strcot.
87 lit
Tho puns a deficiency of $100.
and frequent encores.
Searched, Abstract of Title
Mr. T. S. Southwick tendered liis
and conundrums of tho end men,
SS C L AR K E, who has had many Records
Fiunlsbid, a ml Couvfy.inoea
years cMierlcneu In Drug & Cloak
SITUATION WANTED.
with whicli tho songs and choruses resignation as Treasurer, tho same
on short notice.
Drawn
Making, has OPENED A ORESSMAIC
were racily interspersed, were, for to take effect from tho 9th of April,
A JAPANESE OOOK; UNDKR- - ING ESTABLISHMENT at 101 Alolteu
Collodion Afloncy.-..JOHN' GOOD,
the most part, of n nature to strike owing to contemplated absence from JD stands) gcnonil houeowork. Will. street,
U
Jit., Authorized Collector,
f
tho perception of the audienco in- tho Kingdom. Tho resignation was In tr In make
useful. Apply nt
Employment Agency.
Mil. F.MAHCOS,
80 lw
stantaneously, as shown by tho accepted, with thanks for faithful BULLETIN OFFICE.
DRESSMAKING.
Special Agent.
of
laughter
explosions
nnd
services.
cillcicnt
spontaneous
the
Ccncral Business Anenoy. No. 118 MerMRS. RODANET,
Peojc's Neyy and Irnproyed
The attendance at tho reading
which immediately followed the
recently returned chant Hlieet.
fiom Paris, has her
rooms Hell Telephone. illN,
delivery. The snmo evidences of room during tho month was reported
I. O. llox 415.
still on Emma, street, abovo tho square.
approval and appreciation wcro to have been 909 of nil nationalities.
Silt
61 tt
The President appointed Messrs.
manifested towards the theatrical
portion of the entertainment, which Athcrton. IMdwcll and Crozicr a
of all kind? cxc.
YOU LOOSE ANYTHING,
All orders for the above must bo adJOB PRINTING
Office
adysttUp It ju the Daily Bum.isti.n,
77 lm
nominating committee to nominate
nt the Du.v
dressed to P. O. Vox 133.
constituted tho concluding part.
Alarms
ALEX. FLOHR,
MILLINERY!
TOHN
!
Which will he on Exhibition on
SATUKDAY.
CHAS.
J.
IJui-lkti-
h
r"
FISHEL.
The Leading Millinery House.
dross-mukln-
COK.
1'OItT & HOI IX STH.
to
YOU WANT
TF advertise
in the
X
.
-
JSTOTIOE.
All
the Lutoit Noveltlos in
well-know- n
and vitality.
In ca-- any mine should fall to have
foul by him, his sen ins will bo
next t
Ireu of cliurgc.
For further pniiieulars enquirn of '
?' lm
OAl'T. CLUNEY.
d
Ladies' Itlnck'.
Hats !
Mn.
A
stallion,
11
A Complete lino of
Wings and Hat Trimmings
d
will Maud lor tlio coming
nt tliu comer of QUEEN &
PUNCHBOWL STREBTS.
YOUNG VENTURE is a Mack stal.
lion, bred by Mr. Uorncr.of Maulj his
dam was a iluo miiie, half r.itclun nnd
half Black Morgan; he Is kind, gcntlo
and nylish; no (nulls whatovor, and
ouuol the clnbusl bred blalllons In tho
Kingdom, v,hieh shows slaying power
over shown in this cliy. They nre
all Colors and the very
lutcst Styles.
In White mid
Irottlog-bre-
4yeirsold,
TerniN, 835 the Season.
fiats!
Gent
lilm-cl-
Water Filter!
13,
Young Venture, Jr.
a. in.,
THURSDAY, MARCH 24th,
1IU8-TA0-
Entirely New in this Market.
Company will bo held at the Company's
The 1'iiibiilt and Capture
--
Properties (or Sale. 2 Acres of
npli mildly Minuted In Makljil
lor homcbtculs.
Acre In Maklkl, ou Beretniiia street,
line building tile.
Acres with
Cottngc, cm Llliha
bticet, A rare dunce.
Full particulars given upon npplica-- "
1
Wanted.
A Jnponcse Nuise.
Situation Wanted By a capablo man,
tho care of
tlioionghy undcr-tamt- e
ho tes. Hood driver, if icquticd;
c good houst keeper nnd
married;
co k.
Situation Wanted By a slia-lman, us
coaciimau, or charge of tallies; highly recommended.
Well acquainted
Willi city.
Situation Wanted By
limn; mill-lieI iidurMiindfl tho euro ol stock;
Oood driver. Wife goal tciimMress.
Situation Wanted Bv an experienced
harness-maker- ;
not pirticuiar us to
fii ploymcnt; want's not fo much nn
object ii a punmwtnu position.
Wanted
Situation
By nn experienced
Accountant and L'ook.keci or, from
tho Coast.
--
rY
$
s
TerniN, 930.00 Soiinoh.
Ml
i
flrst-chs-
now un tin- premise .
For Salo 2 acre or Choice Tarn Land,
b
Merchant Street.
i
Horscshoer; would
like a job on n plantation whero he
could do geuciat repair work.
For Loaso
Cottigc suitable for a small
fniiiily, 5 rooms; kitchen attached.
Slublo accommodations if dcrircd. A
heaiititul location about. three miles
up tho valley road.
For Lcaso. Cottngc suitable for tmoll
family, 1 looms; and ono attached
with 2 room. Carriage shed. About
2i miles up the alley road.
These cottages nlford tare opportuni
tics to Irv.ilid- - and other who desire to
enjoy the benefit of the puio mountain
air and climate of Nuii'inu Valley, nta'
moderate ulcviuion; and, in fuel, would
prove nperfict Miiiitiuiuin within easy
reach of the bus iucis part of town.
For Loaso. 10 Acres of Land, 2J miles
from
corner 15 acres of
which Is Miitnlilo for either Rico or
Tato, ami has Ikcii under cultivation
for the last C yours. All buildings
necessary for n
llttlo ranch
the MJUANU VAI.I.KY HaNCH.
sttiuitid in the NumiMi Valley. 2
miles fiom Iho city, and undoubtedly
the mo.i cllglhlo situ for a milk or
in in: ni.u nutter tinny in tins Kingdom.
For Loaso
n.
plantation preferred.
Emplojment by a flrst.elnss
carpenter, who would bo ghid to take
a situation on a plantation, or in n
private family, win 10 he could mnko
himself geneially useful in keeping
buildings fences &e., In repair, taking care cf horbcs, a door yard, or gar.
uo contains
Dining-room-
competent
es
Houso and Lot for Sale Very dcslrablo
residence on Bctctunia Sticei. Tho
h
by
ste dy, hustle s who will make thcin-Bilvuseful In Inking ciiru of door
jnrds u d gi.rdcus, ami In other light
work required by ptivate family.
Wantod.
A Situation 'Jy a competent
practical Engineer, who has had many
years' c.peiici.ci', nnd can glvo the
bet of refercncis. Employment on a
Chinch promise.
e
Emplojment
Wanlod
Bj reckcls.
&
4- -
Regis
GALVANIZED
Pnrt II.
Act
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
I'art I.
Merry War
II. von Holt
Scotch Lasbiu Jean
John Bright
E. P. Bishop
I must go
The Yiiginla Rosebud.... O. Deniveaux
W. 11. Hooga
Hush Little Haby
'Tis hut u Faded Flower... II. W. More
W. G. Atmstrong
Keep u Movin'
Chiming Uells
J. M. Dowsott
Hawaiian Chorus.
Finale
The Regular Ai my
Oveiture
Susan Jane
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Accountants, Heal Estate Agents, Custom Houso and Money Brokers.
SJ8
Burglar
IV
1th,
Dealers In all ldnds of
Satnrflay EveniB, Mar. 19
try
&
1. O. llox 415.
.TIM.
T. GULICK,
CHAS.
g
(Successor to J. M. Oat, Jr. & Co.)
E!
Employment Bureau
llist-cla-
J. H. SOPER, NOW OUT!
OPERA-HOUS-
Box 107.
-,
Retail, $1.00 per Gallon.
83
HAWAIIAN
4-En-
18.00.
'1
ETC.
STOVE & UTENSILS,
60 2t
Lesaon?,
For the Itepoi'tinn Coiu'mc,
Frames,
ONE BEDROOM SEX,
0.
Car-ri.ig-
emit
FOR THE HIGH G.
cfll-cie- nt
10 00
91
8 10
Ulir, Doutschcr
P.
Campboll Block, Merchant St.,
Ecll
dutch llerrn Pastor Iscnbcrg
in der Y. M. C. A. Ilnll.
The Marquis de Santiago, who is
cd
well-wor- th
oaw
11
By order of MR. O. DUVAL, wo will
at Public Auction,
Vor-mitta-
Hull Tclcnlionn
Mutual Tol. U72.
J. E. BROWN & CO.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION!
BULLET.
A German chemist has invented a
new kind of anesthetic bullet, which
ho urges will, if brought into general use, greatly diminish the horrors of war. The bullet Is of n
Residence
Desirable
!
Am Sonntag, don 20 Maerz,
presented an extremely laughable
specimen of a brave soldier, both in
dress nnd movements.
J.Sims, : : : :
A banjo solo, by J. Appleby,
Hawaiian Hotel
IIeniiv Williams,
opened the second part of the entertainment. The lingering of the instrument and the notes produced,
elicited applause which grew into an
encore. This was followed by a
Pledged to neither Beet nor Futj,
farce in which II. von Holt, 15. F.
Bat established far the benefit of ill.
Bishop and W. II. Hoogs played
tho various characters very creditFRIDAY. MAR. 18. 1887.
ably. A clog dance, by L. C.
preceded tho closing piece,
CHANCE OF PAY DAY SOUCHT.
which was a local sketch, in two
At the meeting of the W. C. T. U., acts, entitled "Chun Hook." The
yesterday afternoon, a committee first act represented "the reign of
of two, with power to increase the terror," which nil remember as tho
of Chun Hook's escapo from
number, was, appointed "to wail result
tho prison gang, while at work in
try
to
upon employers in the city,
Nuuanu Valley, nnd the second act
to get tho week's pay day changed "tho pursuit and capture" of tho
This farce was
from Saturday to Wednesday." escaped convict.
especially appreciated because of its
This plan is said to have been adoptlocal habitation.
The farco was
ed with good results in many parts
considerable of a farce, and
of the United States. Nevertheless,
throughout, but not much
it is extremely doubtful if either more of a farco than tho recent history which it was intended to buremployers and employees will
lesque. Tho audience, which was
on such an innovation
large, notwithstanding rainy weather
here.
Saturday having been so and muddy streets, withdrew on the
long established as the regular pay fall of tho curtain, all smiles and
dav, acceptable alike to the both delight, feeling that they had hud
parties concerned, a change is not what was promised an evening's
the
very likely to be considered desir- fun and amusement,
admission fee charged.
able.
Indeed, it seems more in
It should bo added that an
accordance with the "fitness of
orchestra, directed by Mr. II.
things" for the week's earnings to Bcrger, contributed in no small
be given and received at the end of degree to the success of tho enterthe week, that is, on the day pre- tainment.
ceding the day of rest when the
Yl Mi C Al
worker takes respite from his six
The monthly business meeting of
days of toil, than at the middle of tho association took place last eventhe week when his labors aro but ing, Mr. W. A. Bowen, President,
half done. The W. C. T. U., in in the chair. Mr., R. W. Podmore,
Secretary, read minutes of last
desiring this change, are undoubtedTho
meeting which wcro approved.
ly actuated by the purest and best usrml committee reports were reof motives. Probably the idea is, ceived. Two voting nnd threo assothat persons who are in the habit ciate members wcro admitted. The
of spending their earnings foolishly Treasurer, Mr. T. S. Southwick,
the statement for the
Saturday evenings, would not do so presented
month :
on Wednesday. But it is doubtful
HKCKU'IS.
if tho end desired would be effected. JialniiL'O wuvlous month
8288 81
12 GO
Monthly collection
It is possible that at lenbt some of Membership
WOO
dues
those who are in the habit of spendl(St) 00
Contiibutlons
i'5 00
ing their Saturday evening's pay Donations
7 CO
for intoxicants, would do precisely llcntof hull.
?52I1 01
the same thing Wednesday nights,
DISItUlISKMKXTs.
and the emyloyer would get poor
125 00
Salary, Secretary
value for his money next day.
40 00
Salary, Janitor
IIewett,
J. W. Hinoley,
A. M.
ANZEIGE
Bell Tel. 112.
SERVANT,
Buu.irm.
SPEAR having this day
'"I"'?111 '"" h intlro fiiterest of
"OlIARLKSH.PFEIl'FEII.Iu
tho late
A.
llrm of fcpenr and l'fclllur, begs to notify his former customer and thu public
Ih it, hu Is tho solo owner of sild buti-mmid will c.rry n the business or
said lain flun, follcltlng lor hini-cl- f
the
heictelom uecnided shH llrm.
lnHiiio
All Uulii nnd claims ugrliibt tho euld
latu firm ot Spear & VtultteT will bo
paid by the underslgm-d'"'UN A. SPEAR.
M.nrch 4ili, 18j7.
77 im
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F YOU FIND ANYTHING,
advcrtUo H in the Daily Euu.i-.ti-
h
n-
jYrlBI
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ratiiiginfiiiiiriT
mm
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Josephine. "TEMPLE OF FASHION,''
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QUEEN EMMA
FRIDAY, MAIL 18, 1887.
ARKIVALS.
March IS
Sinn' W G Ilnll from nawall & Maul
Stinr 0 Jt Bishop from Kauai
Schr Kaiilllua from Lalulna
SehrjMnry Foster from llnnninaulu
DEPARTURES.
March 18
Stun- Lchua for Ilamakua
BLUE RIBBON
LEAVING
CARGOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Stinr 15lhop
2.8G5 bags of sugar, 23
biigs of phi mid 1 li(ire.
Kaiilllu.i
1,102 bug of sugar.
Schr
SchrMary Foster 1,100 bugs of cugar.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Tlio .schooner Ebuknl left Lnlialim
yesterday afternoon for Knan
Tlio schooner Kaulllua left Lalinlna
at (I o'clock last night and arrived ut 3
o'clock this morning.
3.
0.
NEWS.
Tun Honolulu ltillcs will drill
again this evening.
LOCAL & GENERAL
Pj,i:asant weather
and Maui is roportud.
m
Tin: Bailing of the Constielo for
San Francisco lias been postponed
noon.
until
The party that went by tho steamer
CumminB telephone that they anived
safely, after a rough passage.
.
&
Co.'s list of new and choice groceries,
Buu.uiin.
to appear in
Empty barrels and casks,
25 and
85 gallons each, can bo had at Mr.
Lovojoy's, No. 15 Nuuanu street.
dovc-coloic-
m
Lucas is lepairing the
wall and putting up a new gate at
tho Palace, on tho Punchbowl side.
Mit. Geo.
James Campbell gave u grand
luau at Lahaina yestculay, to everybody in Lahaina, in cclebiation of
tho birthday of Kamehameha III.
Mit.
It is said that Her Majestyby Queen
Mrs.
Kapiolani, accompanied
Inukeii and two servants, will depart
by S. S.'Australia on April 13th for
visit East.
.
Mr.ssns. E. P. Adams & Co. will
hold an auction salo of household
at 10 o'clock A.
furniture,
M., at Mr. Kascman's late residence,
Kawaiabao lane.
Mrs. Frank P. Hastings and her
sister Miss ltoso Makeo are booked to
leave for San Francisco, by tho S. S.
Australia, on April 13th. They will
probably visit the Eastern States and
perhaps Europe, and will bo gono
several months.
Hon. J. A. Cummins celebrated
birthday by giving a
dinner to eoveral friends, at his
last evening.
residence,
Pawaa
His
Among thoso present were
Majesty, Hon. J. I. Dowsett and Mrs.
Dowsett, Commodoro and Mrs.
and Miss O'Conor of New York.
ilfty-secon-
d
Dick-erso- n
Captain Mneauley of tho schooner
Kaulilua, which anived this morning
from Lahaina, reports tho schooner
Ehukai off Lahaina yestetday in
Tho Ehukai had nearly
distress.
every stitch of her canvas carried
away and had been roughly handled
by sovero weather.
i
There was a gay gathering at
Upon
Seaborne's about noon
investigation it was found that a
to-da-
cask of Philadelphia had been tapped. It was pronounced to bo tho best
flavored bcor over broached in this
city. Tlio crackers and cheeso were
not bad to take:
If
.
The Women's Christian
Union met in tho Y. M. C.
Hall yestorday afternoon. Mrs.
Tompe-ranq- o
h
A.
Ciu-za- n
presided. Tho meeting was well
attended. A committee was appointed to 'wait upon employers in tho
city to try to got tho week's pay day
chanced from Saturday to "Wednes
day.
-.
-His Majesty tho King, Princess
Pomaikalani, Mr. and Mrs. Dicker-soMiss O'Conor and several others
left by the steamer J. A. Cummins
this morning for "Waimanalo. Princess Pomaikalani has gono to Waimanalo to spent a week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. CumminB while tho others
morning by
will return
the steamer Cummins
n,
.
Tub Amateur Minstrel Company
will give a second peiformanco tomorrow evening, with a change of
programme in everything except tho
after pieces. Tlio box plan opened
at J. E. Brown & Co.'s this morning,
and boforo wo went to press every
seat oxcopt25 was taken. No better
proof could bo given that last night's
performance was thoroughly appre
ciated.
At 0:30 o'clock last evening, an
alarm of fire was hounded for tho
burning of some rags in a vacated
shanty in tho loarof CaBtlo & Cooke's,
King sticot. Tho blight blaze was
put out boforo tho bells had stopped
ringing, by peoplo living near by.
Tito volunteer boys of Engine Co.
No. ! laid hoso and started a stioam
on a Chineso spectator. Engino Co.
No. 2 also camo to tho grounds.
m
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MUsB.Parko
Address
lion. A. V. Judd
All arc Invited.
Song
LEG.
1887
other nationalities.
Discharged 102, Viz.: 30 Hawaiians, 13 males and 17 females ;
19 Chinese, 10 Japanese and 43 of
other nationalities.
Deaths 17, viz. : 2 Hawaiian
males, 5 Chinese, 1 Japanese and 9
of other nationalities.
Tho causes of death were as follows: Beriberi 1, consumption 8,
diarrhoea 1, dysentery 1, intestinal
obstruction 1, meningitis 1, old ago
1, typhoid fever 3.
The highest number of indoor
patients was 59, lowest 43 ; daily
average 48. Calls at tho dispensary, 1C4. .Number of prescriptions, 1,530.
Tho number of patients treated
at tho hospital was as follows: December, 1880, 80; January, 1887,
101 ; February, 1887, 89.
Respectfully submitted,
Roueht McKiduin.
POLICE COURT
A gross of steel pons, formerly
costing 835, may now bo produced
for 8 cents.
AND SCORES.
Schooner
rounds :
Bruns 0, 3, 4, 0,
03
j&M
XJT3KI
Srr.A..NI
Corner ofXtuiniiu
OFFICE AND CARMAGE
Corner Queen
yards
yards
1 ."i 4 4 5 4 3 4 f.
4 4 4 4 5 3 5 5 3
yards
444 5 54 4 3
4 3 3 2 443 44
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--
1 3 a 4 3 3
5 5 1 f, 5 t
fl
54
C
44
5-
-
200
yaids
yards- -5
3 4 3 5 4 4 5 34
14 4 5 4 4 4 1
4-
yaids
yaids
4-
1
Cloilimi, Snitiililc
Charges Moderate.
In ollcrilnc; them to our customers wo would most respectful) v draw their attention to the fact that vu aro giving litem tho b.niclU of our cheap hiirgulu and
invite the public in general to clvu us a cull and examine thesu goods bcloro purchasing elsewhere. Our usuul lino of
35
HAWAIIAN
J542.
HOTEL
hordes to let.
37
12
FOIl SALE.
A few Horse?, ginranlccd. Second
hand Ilnoks, Open and Top Buggies,
Carts and Harness.
77
Itll'LE ASSOCIATION.
Williams
S.
X.
J.
200 yards 4 4 5 3 4 4 23 3 231
400 yards 3 5 4 4 5 4 5 4 t 543
HAWAIIAN
"King up Telephono
miiUS
112,
or apply to
e
WANTED,
at
S
.1.
0111111,
Aus-null-
wanted
Dressmnklag
s
14
l)is-eiit--
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ft
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F YOU WANT A SITUATION
in ihu Daily Bui.i.ktin.
l auvurtuo
rn,J'.n!Ak..
u
uu.
n cu i lorvouui grvDi'm.imn'ni
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owing
a
SAN JOSE, CAL.
"
&
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X
u
FREETH
COTTAGE TO LET.
ON
HKRE-
20 0m
-t
Stuct, adjoining the
resldeiieu of .Mrs. Ilorpnu.
Cottage contains ft iooiiw with kitchen,
mil l
Apply lo
K
l
:oif
ADAMS & CO.
TO LET,
rpiffi well known Old Cornrr
11
Apply at the
i'ri'iniMt'M.
SALOON
07
HYAN'S
SHOP.
HUSTAGE
BOAT
JP.
tf
BUILDING
k
ROBERTSON
DBAYMJilN.
LI. orders for Oartaijo promptly
tended to. Particular attention
paid to the
Storing & Shipping
of goods
In
transit to the other Isjiindi.
Also, Black and White Sand
in quantities
to suit at lowest prices.
Ofllco, adjoining E. I'. Adams & Co.'s
auction room.
03'J ly
Mutual T.4pphono No. 11). .
DailybulletIn
uuuum,
and
&
PEACOCKJ
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ooio i mo
op.
m
g
HONOLULU, AGENTS.
mm
M.
1ES0
! ft
THE "CENTRAL" CIGAR STAND.
H
Iti'iir of Lucas' Mill.
168
y
.a
B
A COTTAOE
15
Was Awarded the First Prizes I
At the Expositions of
(a
o
Kala-kau- a,
..
j
H
(i8lf
IX
and dollars upon satisfactory security.
SMITH, THUHSTON & KINNEY,
CO Fort Street, Honolulu.
C2tf
Tho Lngcr Beer of the abovo Brewery
to-da- y,
,
5?
CuiiiiiIicH'h llloclt. Merchant Street,
Proprietor.
IIILDEB,
Ilell Telephone
Ma-terli- l,
kut-i- ,
.
o
tf
fish-plat-
a
havo money to loan
THE umlcrHi"n'd
sums ot not less than one thous.
0mwtotomw.v
Nonu lint good liunus
CAlt AND H00 FEET
ONE TTIUM
Halls, six pounds to tho foot,
wl'h holts and
complete.
Siillahlo for Warehouse or Plantation.
IK UJ.1STEK & CO.
Apply to
X
Of West, Dow & Co.
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
AND LOT AT WAT.
THE HOUSE
nt present occupied by G. D.
f
FOlt SALE,
Etc.
51
GOOD DUKSSMAKEItS
I'.btabllshmeiit.
need to apply.
u
u
PREMISES SITUATED ON
Futiahou Street called "Kananllo.
hla," tho property of O. II. Judd, are for
talo or for lease for a term of years.
For particulars inqulro of
ALEX. .1. OAR'nVKIGUT.
1C08
Honolulu, Dec. 13. 1880.
15U ly
's
Ilonie-Mod-
liv Mra T.nmr.
i!9tf
& IIAYIiKY.
1
QIX
C9
FOR SALE !
LAUGE LOT. corner Pcnsacola
ONE Luuallln Sts., which can be
divided into two or mora building lots.
Enquire of
G. WEST,
b
JAPANESE COOK wimtcd; must
A
make lilnitelf gonerully useful.
Apply at this Olllee.
7a
O
lev. nncunlcd
Apply on tho premises.
For Salo or Lenso.
WANTED.
3-
"
THE RESIDENCE AND
Pasture Lands ut Pauoii Vul- -
rectli. Apply at olllco ot
FKKETH & 1'EAOOOK,
2!) Nuuanu Mrcct.
tf
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
--
1
Mar-bli-
ale.
Poor
and
FOR LEASE.
FKOXT ROOM,
newly furnished, at 19r Niuiatm
Avenue, by tho week or month.
CO 4v
MHS. W. G. XKEDIIAM.
Carriages at all houis, day and night.
Raddlo Ilortes, Haggles, Wagonettes and
Village Carfs witn stylish and gentle
7!)
WE
FOR RENT.
CARRIAGE CO.
10
-- 84
Kit and Thos. Mitchell, two Re-- 77
formatory school boys, were charged C. Nicoll
with intruding on the premises of
200 yards 4 4 4 4 t 4 4 5 4 2 311
400 yards 2 3 5 4 4 5 4 4 3 531)
Kawaiahao Boarding School, about
78
tho 9th instant.
Both defendants
J. II Fisher
pleaded guilty and were sentenced
5
4
200 yards- -4
5 3 3 5 4 I -40
to pay a line of 8100 each, and six
100 yards 3 5 3 3 3 4 5 3 3 335
-- 75
hard
months imprisonment at
labor.
Four Reformatory school boys E. Hlngley 4
200 yards
3 5 t 5 4 3 3 4 430
charged with houso breaking on tho
400 yards 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 2 .13(1
9th instant, in Honolulu. The Crown
75
asked that this caso bo suspended. .T. .T. Williams
200 vards 2 2 0 4 4 33 2 4 024
Kauai and Mitchell were charged
40J yurds I 3 3 5 4(43 138
with larceny of guitars on the 9th
1)2
BOUNCED.
instant. Plea of guilt. Sentenced Sam Parker
one
to
imprisonment
pay
year's
and
4
200 yards 3 4 4 4 5 4(33
3S
New engines having como by tho
400 yauls- -0 3 4 5 3 4 3 5 2 433
Sentences to
Consuelo, the other day, for tho a flno of $5 each.
n
Palace electric lights, and new commence after expiration of former
sentence.
houses having been built within tho
O rand Total
138
,
Palace grounds, and as preparations
Tho Honolulu Rillo team won by
A NEWLY FOUND CAVE.
nro being made to place tho electric
thirty-ninpoints.
wires throughout tho Palace interior,
Louisville, Ky., Feb 19. Tho
after tho departuro of tho Queen
special
from
BUSINESS ITEMS.
for tho East, a Bulletin reportor Sliarpe, Marshall county, in the
Cliow-lUvisited tho Pnlaco premises this southwestern part of tho State, reo
Froih
lrvA LBS.
h.g Sticks, or walled II
noon to get a few notes on tho eleclates tho discover' of a huge cavo
Pole, mid f lsIi, delicious Vanilla
tric apparatus. Whilo viewing tho by two young men while engaged in and Chounliilu
Crciims which I giiiir.in-tunow boiler several of tho Household
preparing a piece of land for plantto bci fir superior anil Fold cheaper
Guards were seen sneaking behind ing. A partial exploration developtlmii miy Imported, a' F. HORN'S l'lon.
the trees and lurking at a distance, ed tho fact that the cave was made cer Steiim Candy Factory and 11 lUery
fiStf
watching tho actions of tho reporter up of many rooms of great extent. mill leu Croim Parlor.
with distrust. When tho reporter A complete exploration will ho imPERRY'S No. 1 Family Flour Is
pulled out his note book, tho guards possible until certain large rocks
olluicd for sale by O JNSA lVT.S &
descended upon him in a body and are blasted or broken away. In one CO,, Queen Stroet.
(II
.
ordered him out of tho placo. It of the chambers there found two
eccms that someono foared a dynahuman skeletons and about 8000 in
HAVE J" t received per
it now lot of Aitlsis
mite explosion, or that tho reporter gold and silver coin and a quantity
Cabinet
ll ony Wine, B n
would run away with tho electric of silver ware. This newly found
Knimes, Rustic Fitim , etc. And wo
light engines.
cave is believed to have been the aru holler propimd thin over to mnku
hiding-plac- e
during tho lato war of Cornices und I'hturo Framoi, having
BARK KALAKAUA LIBELLED.
the b.md of guerrillas known as II o largest anil h)-- l s leuied Mock of
Kino
.Mouldings in ihu Kingdom.
In tho admiralty division of tho "Bloody Bill Brady's gang." Thoso Uitos.' AitT fcToiu:.
31
Benwero
marauders
near
attacked
before
Mr. Justico
Supremo Court
continued from ton, Marshall county, in 1801, and
Preston
Du. Flint's Hkaiit I(i:mi:iy is a
These two Specific
Wednesday last, was heard tho all but two were kilied.
for all foi ins of Heart
is
It
escaped,
as
going,
and
thought,
libel of ono Thomas II. Patterson,
also for Diseases of Kidneys
and
to this cave, quarrelled over a divitho mate, against said bark
and Ciieultiaon. Dcnuriptivo book
laying claim to tho sum of sion of tho spoils of tho gang, and with ovory bottlo. Benson Smith &,
354
$300.50 for wages due. As usual following their murderous bent shot Co., Agents.
in such cases the vessel tackcl, and and killed each other. Steps will
l'A'j'iiotuzi: Homo Industry by buybo taken for further investigation of
apparel wore attached bytho
its former occupants. It lias been ing cigars of J. W. llingloy, Cigar
on tho 10th inst., as per his reat tlio Crystal Soda
turn on file. Beforo tho caso camo hinted that tho cavern was most Manufaotiuor,
ho is prepared to fill all
Works,
where
likely
headquarters
the
many
years
in for hearing tho following claims
orders at tho lowest possiblo whole-baiwere filed : By John S. Walker, as ago of the John A. Morrill gang, of
priuoH, Island order folicitcd
tho registered owner of tho vessel ; who robbed and murdered peoand promptly filled. Tho attention
Kenof
plo
this
of
poition
by Captain G. M. Armstrong, masof dealers is lespeetfully invited to
ter of tho bark, claiming ownership tucky, tho States of Tennessee, tho fact "no lipohso is required" to
to &undry pieces of furnituro and Mississippi and Louisiana.
soil these cigars. Do not forgot tho
other articles on board for which ho
naino'J. W. llingloy, nor. tho placo
Supreme Court Judges are men of Crystal Soda Works, Hotol street.
Jllos an inventory j and by nine of
(10 lv
tho seamen,, claims for wages decision.
("Picayune.
Courier-Journal-
tie Rich
CM
HATS, CAPS, SHOES AND FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.,
3D
Grand Total
or
is too well known to need especial comment.
TKIiKl'HOXK XUMIIKHM:
Bell 883.
Mutual
051m
-- 30
-
Goods
To the Public and ask their patronage.
7
81
200
Fnrniing
Cents'
From the Temple of Fashion at creatly reduced rates, tve now offer them to our
In
OAmiinl
nti
itiininrAiia nnlt Atia nt ntWta itrliinli iU
J UUIUJIUllllUH.
These goods aru llr.-s-t class in every icspect and conplst of all grades) and qual.
1UCS oi
II. KANE,
TIIOS. KEEt'E,
Managers.
--- 12
00
id
doing
M.
W. Unger
3 4 4 4 3 4 4 43
14 14 5 4 4 4 5
LOOK!
Bargains at Egan & Co.'s
GOOD SATISFACTION.
W. O. King
4--
LOOK!
Are prepared to givo
-- 38
--
Ht.
ITorfc
Carriage Company
74
F. lliggins
200 yards
yaids
ISLAND3TRADE SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
a j ly
STAND:
Xs
ENTERPRISE
-- 12
4-
Campbell's Block.
IIahiK liouglit the entire Stock of
---42
00 --
Street, Honolulu.
Corner Fort & Merchant
lm
80
81
Rothwell
Gent's Fine Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
Co.
All Carriages
129.; i tnis Company
arc owned by
200.: tliclr
drivers,
wln en-- :
N. Peterson, . 201.: Vuo
den or to do
0. Baker,
80. : their
hist to
llio'r pa-- :
J. Brown,
193.: M,i'fy,
,,0I1S l)y civility
GO. : ,i,i
N. Doylo, mookhate
'.
0-- 1U0
5-
Custom o Made o Clothing
citAttai.s.
Robertson scoring 17 whilo Boucher
became the winner of a leather
medal by making only 3. Tho
medal is on view at A. M. Ilewctt's.
It is tho aitistic work of Geo.
Stratmcycr, and it shows a fellow
leaning over a target, bullets whistling about him, his fingers to his
nose, and tho word "Rats" issuing
from his lips. While the above
shooting was going on, tltc contest
between tho two teams boforo mentioned proceeded at another target,
with tho following results:
Honolulu mm: team,
C. W. Ashford
2C0
IMrOUTKH AS!) DKAI.Un IN
: C. Buchanan,
:
: W.Moore,
3,-- 17.
-7-
M. GOLDBERG,
Telephono 419, both Companies.
.
Pratt
ip
!
S. EHRLICH.
81
Hotel Htrcctc.
A.
Pacific Can
Boucher and Robeitson being tie
for the lowest score, they shot again.
AY'.
"iS
FANCY GOODS!
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
:
(D!
10.
J.
anma
iuiii--
Ever imported to Honolulu.
This t'arrlagu Company has been recently organized, and guarantees to
fiirnWh good conveyance"', trustwerthy
drivers, niul will make no extortionate
charges.
All cnlh will boptoitiptly attended to.
Ashford, Copt., 4,
41
mi
05 FortlStroet, Honolulu.
DRY AND
RING UP TELEPHONE 457.
:
--
im
The Ladies and General Public aro cordially invited to
22.
3 3 4 5 3 3 53
4 4 5 3 5 4 4 4
n
CITY CARRIAGE CO, inspect the Stock upon its arrival.
18.
1
pas-
0,- -7.
4,4, 2,
jaynairT-i-
By tho Zciilandin, duo hero on tho 18th of this month,
Mr. Ehrlich will return to Honolulu, with ono of the Largest and best Selected Stocks of
83 1m
Hcbbard, 1st Lieut., 3, 2, 2, 3,0,
yards
llrt.clftss or.
..
..tit
iii'iiu ...1r
"ill in..!..
wok in Hun. under
in
oEXCURSION.So
Ungcr, 2nd Lieut., 3, 4, 4, 4, 3,
200 viirds- -S
Q
n
&
im
w
to l'cnrl HIvrr, Coco Hend. and other
parts of Oahti may cliurter tlio schooner
CAVT. COOK.
bv aj plying to
12.
5,--
In
fl.ii.
JOSEFII-INJJIsiij-
SSX-trliu
Cnpialn Co k uirrylmr frcglii and
sengers. P.iitep
l,lng lo u ako
Boucher, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0,- -3.
Dower, 0, 2, 0, 2, 0,- -1.
Fargcroos, 2, 0, 2, 3, 0,- -7.
Gibson, 3, 3, 4, 2, 0,-- 12.
Kinney, 4, 4, 2, 3, 810.
Levey, 3, 0, 3, 2, 0,- -8.
McDonald, J., 0, 0, 3, 0, 3,- -0.
McCombie, 0, 2, 0, 2, 0,- -1.
Douglass, 0, 2, 0, 2, 2,- -9.
Oat, 0, 2, 0, 4, 0, 0.
Rogers, 3, 2, 2, 4, 8,-- 14.
Howell, 2, 3, 2, 4, 4,-- 15.
Thurston, 4, 3, 3, 4, 2,-- 10.
Weight, 3, 2, 0, 2, 0,- -7.
Wilder, C, 3, 0, 2, 2, 3,-- 10.
lliggins, 4, 3, 3, 4, 8,-- 17.
King, 3, 4, 3, 5, 4,-- 19.
Rothwell, 2, 4, 4, 4, 5,-- 19.
Wilder, Corp., 0, 0, 0, 2, 3,- -5.
Torbert, 0, 0, 3, 3, 3,- -9.
Rcist, 4, 3, 3, 3, 0,-- 13.
Robertson. 3, 0, 0, 0, 0,- -3.
Ashford, 5, 3, 3, 4, 5,-- 20.
Stiatcmeycr, Scrgt., 3, 2, 0, 4, 3,
Pratt, 4, 5, 4, 4,
Tim S0UOONKH
a
five
200 yanls- -2
PROCEEDING.
on.
PRACTICE
Teams of six from tho Honolulu
Rifles and from tho Hawaiian Rille
Association,
and tho
Honolulu
Rifles in company, about 29 stiong,
including the olllccrs, indulged in
taigct practico at tlio II. R. A.
range, King street, yesterday afternoon.
During tho shooting there
was a slight drizzling that cooled off
tho bullets in their (light. Notwithstanding the unfavorablcness of the
weather, for good shooting, and the
swim home, a very pleasant afternoon was passed.
Following aro
tho scores made by the Honolulu
Rifles in company at 200 yards with
.1.
Three drunks fined tho usual
amount.
M. Hartmann was charged with
attempting to leave the Kingdom
without a passport. Plea of guilty ;
fined $5 and costs 81.
A Chinaman for assault and battery, fined $5 and $1 costs.
Ah Sec for violating Rule 0 of tho
hack regulations was fined 85 and
81 costs.
Jno. Macvcy, charged with housebreaking was remanded till morcd
MRS. STRONG'S DANCINC SCHOOL.
Mrs. Strong wishes it known that
she has not discontinued her dancing lessons, as erroneously stated in
The item
yesterday's Bulletin.
was brought to this ofllco by a gentleman who professed "to know,"
and was published on his guarantee
that it was correct. It was accordingly published in good faith, the
editor not for one moment doubting
its accuracy, on account of the
source from which it came, and
have not the slightest doubt of the
sincerity of the gentleman furnishing the item. This serves as an
illustration of a short articlo on
"truth," which appeared in tho
Bulletin a few days ago. It is
now ascertained from Mrs. Strong,
who must be allowed to be tho best
authority, that she will continue her
lessons as usual, Friday evenings
being for adults, and Saturday
afternoons for children.
j
:
Tho total number of patients nt
present in the hospital is 53, viz. :
24 Hawaiians, 11 males and 10
females ; 5 Chinese, 1 Japanese ami
23 of other nationalities ; 2 1 paying.
The number of admissions during
the quarter was 130, viz.: 87 Hawaiians, 18 mules and 19 females j
21 Chinese, 12 Japanese and GO of
pretty.
m
liis
ENTER-
PEEP AT KING BROS.
By a peep at King Bros.' art store,
Hotel btreet, this morning, a beautiful specimen of "silk painting" or
rather silk embroidery, was seen.
This piece of work was done by
Mrs. Treamain, a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark llobinson, for Mrs. Robinson. It is a harbor scene, with
slightly rippled water beneath a tropical sky. A largo vessel, bark
rigged, stands in bold relief in tho
center of the bay, while small boats
appear hero and there. Tho silk,
which is of many colors, is so
neatly interlaced and blends so naturally, that at a distance tho picture appears to be in oil. A pretty
collection of Easter cards were also
seen. Though these cards vary in
size and price, it is difllcult for one
to choose, because they are all
tl
OF TRUSTEES QUEEN'S
HOSPITAL.
At tho quarterly meeting of the
Board of Trustees of tho Queen's
Hospital, held yesterday at the room
of tho Chamber of Commerce, tho
treasurer reported a balanco duo
him of 8109.19 up to Feb. 28th. It
was decided to reduco the charge
for private rooms to benevolent
societies from 82.50 to 81.50 per
day, when the rooms arc lequiicd
lions. C. 11.
for no other purpose.
Bishop and II. A. Widemann, and
iur. J l. isariwrigiib nuru tippuiuixu
a committee to dc.'d with communications from the Government respecting tho modification of rules
for the admission of sailors. Rev.
A. Mackintosh, Hon. W. G. Irwin
and Mr. J. B. Athcrton constitute
tho visiting committee for tho coming quarter. Following is the physician's report:
Honolulu, Feb. 28, 1887.
To the Trustees of tho Queen's
Hospital Gentleman: I have tho
honor to submit the following report
for tho quarter ending February 28,
A
fan,
The tinder
lost last night, will be rewarded by
bringing it to the Bulletin ollic.
i
MEETING
A man named McCarthy, formerly
an engineer on one of tho 1. 1. S. N.
Co.'s steamers, fell into a hole in
tho side walk on Nuuanu street last
night, and broko his leg. Ho was
hauled to the Station House by
policemen, who thought him drunk.
Later on when the Marshal found
that the man was perfectly sober
and that his leg was broken, ho told
two policemen to shoulder McCarthy
and carry him to tho Hospital.
When in front of tho Elite parlors,
Hotel street, Mr. Sam. Lcdcrer's
attention was attracted by McCarthy's ciicsof pain. The man seemed
to bo suffering great agony, and Mr.
Lcdcrer taking compassion on him,
called a hack and paid tho faro for
the thrco to the Hospital.
about Kauai
Look out for Messrs. Lowis.
TeAGUe"
A BROKEN
Tm: Bteanier W. G. Hall arrived
too Into for tho IIui.i.irriK this afternoon.
of a
press.
TAINMENT.
Tlio free entertainment in tho Y.
M. C. A. Hall, Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the Bluo Ribbon League, promises another successful evening. The following is
tho progiammo:
1. Duct
Pianoforte
Ml
Athcrton and Miss Lowrcy
2. Heading
Mr. W. A. Kinney
id Song
Mr. T. K. Walker
I. Heading
Mrs. W. Hopper
Bgtuo Comuelo for Sun Francisco
.
in tho aggregate to tho
j. ne loiiowmg
sum oi fi,4u.o.
counsel
appear in the 'matter;
Messrs. Whiting & Cicighton proctors for libcllant, Messrs. Kosa and
Peterson, for Captain Armstrong,
F. M. Hatch for thc registered
owner : Win. A. Kinney for the nine
seamen. Tlio captain is being examined in evidence as wo go to
storm'.
-
VESSELS
amounting
HALL.
Queen Emma Null lias been very
well patronized sinco its opening.
Tho reading rooms are filled every
Tho Debating Society,
evening.
Tuesday evening, was well attended.
An interesting discussion was well
maintained on the question whether
representatives ought to he controlled in their votes by instructions
Fifteen
from their constituents.
entered the English class last evening, though the wenther was so
TARGET
jjj,j.' xmumn
,-
17S.
Mutunt Tolcnlione 375.
The Best Manila Cigars in the Market!
Charles Stuart Cavorloy recently fubllsliol a tpecluirn of his lyrical talent,
entitled " Mr. Leslie's Sone; " of which tho following two versos aro a specimen;
Thoro Is a rapture exceeding all measure,
Loft to enliven this sorrowful worlds
Who does not think of that moment with pleasure,
YIlcn 111 fit rouud bis lips the wreathing smoko curled ?
Parents look gravo or nick,
Call It a imaty trick.
Say it Is rulnmu say It is wtodr;
)
Jluppy indeed is his lot,
Who, for theso caring not,
Pull llko a chlumoy.pol,
.
All tho day long.
Somo, who nro troubled vclth end'ejs entreaties,
Strlvo for a tlnu this delight to forofo;
cllorts. their lalluro complete Is
Vain aro
I.lfo withnui Bmoklng'fl unbearably slow.
Soon their mistake they liud,
Lcavo all finch thought behind,
Wise resolutions all vanish in tmokt;
And'to the!r,cost thoy bio
'
That, If their llfo must bo
Unfumlgatory,
71, "
'Twill bo uo Joke.
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SENATORS
of his artificial leg. Ccrro Gordo
Williams' tall Kentucky frame and
frosty moustache were seen by
Jo3cph C. S. Blackburn's scat,
where ho played with n ridiculous
derby hat and whispered to his successful rival for the Senate his hopes
of a place on the intcratalo commerce commission. John P. Jones
looked surprised through his mass of
gray whiskers as he heard speaker
AT A FUNERAL.
The new and fine Al steel stcamihip
onAJt- -
NOTEWOUTHY SCENC IK TI1K
11KU AT WASIHNOTON.
"Mariposa,"
Of the Oceanic Steamship Cotnpony, will
be duo at Honolulu from Sydney
and Auckland on or about
uttered in tho husky, broken tones
of old age, and emphasized by tho
restless movement of the right index
finger. The other hand was kept in
coat tall pocket.
His sentences
cratic rows, which ho selected with
a viow to tho comfort and freedom
FRIDAY. MAR. 18. 1887.
FOR SAN TOAKCISCO,
rrriirri"J,y
niifin"rir-ViYi.iiriiir"-
Washington, February 17. In
paying their final tribute to the
memory of Logan tho senators probably presented the last noteworthy
scene in their chamber before the
wero nil within raasonablo bounds.
Charles 13. Farewell roso to clo90
the services of tho day, lookiug far
moro liko u senator than did his
predecessor, but Ills parts of speech
arc poor indeed when contrasted
with Logan's. Cullom, Mandcrson,
Hampton, Spooncr, Evarts and
all employed poetical quotations with which to strengthen or
adorn their expressions.
Though
Sa-bi- n,
ripj--
r.
Engelbrecht's
Pioneer Steam Oandf Facfy.
And Cake Bakery.
after speaker praise Logan's poverty.
1
April
887,
Arthur P. Gorman and Dnniel W.
Voorhees sat side by side, tho form"will
with
above
tho
port
And
leave for
By
er tho cleanest cut face and figure the Senate had met to discuss the
Congress.
new
n
that
on
or
passengers
about
mails and
opening of
d
life and extol the deeds of n Union
date.
time fifteen of tho senators of in the Senate, and the latter
that
For freight or passage, having BU. yesterday will be senators no more.
nnd growing portly. John general and a Northern partisan,
FE1UOU ACCOMMODATIONS, apply 'A
Davis Long stepped in tho chamber such remarkable good tasto and such
look at the body on this interestto
Keeps always on .haiid tho largest stock and greatest variety of
WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., Agents. ing occasion will not, therefore, bo in sack coat and with a derby hat in an nmiablo spirit prevailed that
neither tlto 'Unionists nor tho
his hand, and quietly said "Dawes?"
Fresh and only Pure Candies nnd Cakes.
without some little profit.
struck a discordant
Senators dio every year and their Whereupon Massachusetts' senior
from his scat, gave note. The war is a long way off
Lowest Prices, Full Weight, and Fare Goods at Wholesalo and Retail.
For Sydney and Auckland, surviving associates eulogize their senator sprang
Hinghamito his now.
James Morgan.
smilelcss
now
the
these
but
characters,
panegyrics rarely mean as much as hand, which tho latter held for a
those delivered in the four hours minute, when the former put his
devoted to tho Logan tributes. thumbs in his trousers pockets and
And Only Practical Confsctioner and OrnamenUr in this Kingdom.
Tho new and fln Al steel steamship Every inch of the surrounding the winner and loser conversed
London, March fi. It is reported
44
galleries was occupied when tho solemnly. When there was nothing that as soon as a parliamentary
Senate assembled at noon, savo only more to say Mr. Dawes backed out vacancy occurs Sir Gcorgo Trcvelyau
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will the blue upholstered benches in the of the chamber through the middle will stand as a Gladstonian candiuo due at Honolulu from San
diplomatic apartment and tho long doors, and Mr. Long went into tho date.
Francisco on or about
Vienna, Marcli 4. Servia, as a
colored bench reserved for the Republican coat room, where half a
Not a specialty exactly, but are made now as beforo, of superior quality
President's household. The two front dozen senntors sat smoking and precautionary measure, in view of
Ranthe trouble in Bulgaria, has sent and richness of flavor aud ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE
benches in the gallery at the left of gassing. Then Father-in-lachair, which arc dall came in nnd ran his searching, troops to the frontier. It is also re- which defies imitation and fully sustains twenty-thrc- o
And will have prompt dispatch with the
years' reputation,
a
malls and passengers for the nhovo port.
ported that tho Servian reserves
from the press gallery by peerless eye over the chamber.
separated
having SU.
For freight or
not
excelled
in
Honolulu.
yet
AVilliam
gone
he
had
When
out.
been
the
called
nave
were
for
held
screen,
wiro
PEIUOlt ACCOMMODATIONS, apply a
New York, March 4.
Endicott, with one red
Special.
A few minutes after
mourners.
Tho J'osl's London cablegram American, French, Italian, English and German Pastries
7
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. prayer these melancholy spectators glove on and the other off, walked
says: Chamberlain and Trcvelyau,
came from Logan's old committee in, shook hands with Wade HampMade to Order at Short Notice.
as representatives of the dissident
room, that of the committee on ton, and strolled into tho DemocraLiberals, have obtained n concession
military affairs, and took the seats tic cloak room.
Bread. Delivered Every Jny to nil parts of the City.
The general behavior was not on two points, which they consider
reserved for them. Mrs. Logan,
vital ; first, the appointment of the
envcloncd in black, sat between her much unlike that winch characterizes the average Sunday morning Irish judges by the imperial Parliagrandchildren, the Tuckcongregation at church.
ment; second, the reservation of
er boys, and her modest,
What kind of funeral sermons do part of Protestant Ulster from tho
dark skinned, black
plan of Irish government which will
son, John A. Logan, Jr., senators preach?
About the same as are daily heard bo proposed. This settlement is of
whose right arm encircled his
mother's waist and supported and in rural meeting houses all over the the most indefinite character, but it
THE DAILY
is the first and most important step
soothed her during tho trying first country. Very few spoke like senaOn tho tors, most of tho speakers affecting toward a reunion.
It is made more
half hour of the exercises.
At S3.00 for one, and S5.00 for two Gallons. Made from rich Egg
other side of Mr. Logan his sister, tho affectations of the parson, aud significant by Trcvclyan's speech at Custard. It is made from Woodlawn Dairy Cream; guaranteed to be
with hair and 0309 of true Logan half a dozen insisted on giving the the Devonshire club, in which he
made without Starch or Gelatine, and acknowledged to bo tho Richest,
blackness, sat with her tall, blonde priciso dales of all the principal smote the government hip and thigh,
husband, Major Tucker, whoso events in the life of the dead man, and declared that the game of law Purest nnd Cheapest lee Cream in Honolulu.
while mortuary commonplaces ran and order was up in Ireland.
Issued about the middle and end of father-in-lasecured him a
In tho cabinet the question of Special
in the army, and whoso through the whole four hours' sereach month.
made for Large Orders.
mother-in-lagot tho secretary of vice. All but two used manuscript. homo rule is being hotly debated.
Mr. Cullom began the specchmaking
Lord Ashbourne presses his moderwar to give him a. three years' deSatisfaction guaranteed by
ate scheme of local
Next them sat quite properly with a biographical
tail in Washington.
but the old Tories are in a majority
Parson Newman, and around them a sketch, and Senator Morgan, speakyears against him.
and invited ing as one who for flventy-flv- e
score of
stood in opposition to Logan, defriends.
When tho journal of Tuesday's clared that he had not gone to soino
0. S. S. CO.'S TIME TABLE. Factory, Store and Ice Cream Parlor: No. 71 Hotel Street,
session had been read, and nbout mythical land where his remarkablo
of the senators were in energies are no longer of any use,
Of Original Matter !
Arrive at Honolulu from San Francisco.
so
Between Fort & Nuuanu.
Both Telephones No 74.
but was still serving a great purtheir seats, tall, lean,
smooth-lippe- d
March 18
and glistening-pose in the divine economy of his Zealandia
Charles F. Mandcrson
April G
Australia
eyed
Shelby M. Cullom moved Creator.
April 15
the adoption of resolutions in praise read his speech briskly and well, Alameda
8
May 4
Australia
praying that peace bo with the desoof his late colleague.
from the Mariposa
lit
May
and
widow,
Hampton,
late
HOW DO SKNATOltS LOOK
Juno 1
standpoint of a Democrat and a Con- (Australia
most kindly (Zealandia
funeral?
delivered
a
nnd
Juno 10
aetata
federate
OR
of address in the gentlest and blandAustralia
June 29
Well, first, about forty-fiv- e
zr ,wrvmjmi
'r"
'ijt i"...;
"arjT.it
(.' J
those present were dressed in black, est manner. Senator Allison in his Alameda
July 8
three or four in dark blue broadremarks said something about the Mustralia
July '27
August 5
Blaino and Logan campaign of 1884, (Mariposa
cloth, and only James Donald CamAugust 24
eron relieved these sombre hues with and said of the latter that the pub Jrlustralia
September 2
a suit of some quite Scottisli mix- lic examination of his past revealed Zealandia
To any address in tho Kingdom.
September 21
ture. Not a smile was to be seen in no shame. There was a significant, Australia
the Alameda
September SO
not to say cruel, cmpliaais
the chamber. There were no drapOctober ID
eries, but Logan's old chnir was word "his," but I.oan'flnd no trace Australia
October 28
Mariposa
left empty, and its present holder, of the sentiment in the
Subscription to foreign countries, Senator Cullom, borrowed Senator
of the day. When Australia
November 1G
George F. EdNovember 25
Mahono's seat.
Mr.Kdmunds'thno came, lie shoved Zealandia. .
incnlding postage,
munds eat beside the mover of thc eliis feet back and ducked his head Australia
December 14
resolutions, aud with his chin rest- -' forward as he sprang from his
December 2tl
Alameda
d
chair.
ing on the lapels of l)ig'long, blue
and
Leavo Honolulu for San Francisco.
folded on his Stepping between his desk and that
coat, and
Verall
lap, he listened motionlcssly to
of Logan's, tho senator from
April 0
Mariposa
!
the speakers. Justin S. Morrill was mont caught his throat with his Australia
,
April 13
Mr.
of
sido
his
squeezed
and
then
7
hand
on
other
the
right
May
seated
Zealandia
fists together as he began his speech.
Cullom, and kept his legs crossed
May 11
Australia
and his hands claspedT William Afterward, when he did not have Alameda
Juno 4
... 'ITobehadat
Juno 8
Pitt Frye occupied his seat beside ono hand spread out on Logan's Australia
July 2
J. H. Soper, : : : Merchant St that of the departed senator, and desk and the other doubled and Mariposa
sat with crossed legs and his head lying on his own dosk, they were Australia
July G
"
"
:
:
A. M. Hewett,
resting on both hands. George held together before him. It was Zealandia
July 30
Frisbie Hoar shoved one hand in a strange to hear such an eminent and Australia
August 3
Queen
:
St.
Bulletin
Daily
Office,
August 27
trousers' pocket and clutched tho learned statesman repeating the Alameda
with
tho
England
his
other.
vest
of
ignorant
31
about
bottom
twaddle
August
Australia
News
Carriers.
and form the
John James Ingalls folded his arms being tho mother country of tho Mariposa
September 24 993
and crediting Australia
over his Prince Albert coat ana now Americans of
September 28
lookd earnestly at the speaker, and certain of Logan's qualities to the Zealandia
Octobor 22
race. Australia
then turned his back nnd becamo vain and boastful
Octobor 2G
thoughtful. His dreary agnosticism The departed senator had in him Alameda
November 19
blood than Fred. Australia
excluded him from tho list of
less
November 23
When Cameron came in late Douglass, and probably a litllo moro Mariposa
December 17
(Formcily with Samuel NotO.
Mr. Edlie found William Mahouo perched than O'Ponoynn Rossa.
December 21
Australia
Importer
and IDenloi- - in
momunds kopt'his pyes gn tho floor Zealandia (1888)
on tho edgo of his chair, but
January 14
him to not move. Mahono throughout his speech.
The Inter -- Island Steam tioned
Joseph It. Hawloy made his reinsisted, however, in giving up tho
j v tt.r EIECTEIO
OROOKKHY, GLASSWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
seat and took another. The little; marks with tho aid of a sheet of
Navigation Co., Limited,
mriHimm mmr
J'erfoct
Unlr
BELT
Virginian, witli his letter paper, on which his notes were boJillattorr
AGATE IRON AND TINWARE.
Keep constantly on hand for sale
MabeI
Best
avarlnfant'dl
written. The rather
Jong, thin gray whiskers, wondrousjy
.Chronic DIb.
UlTe.anEIeo
ease, of both
Current
Bteam Family and Blacksmith Coal piercing eyes, his black broadcloth
John C. Spooncr mndo tho tlld
?
BLXrHnur.it
wlthorwiTH.
WitliniitMMlMn...
(linn. "
out
revealing
and
eloquent
of
most
day,
address
the
back
falling
coat
frock
rcr rormn BuariNnoni
Eitab.
Hand for
and a general assortment of
lfrM PamnhlAfc Nn.9.
Beaver Block,
niEEwitn ararr Halt
Fort Street.
theabsenco of n vest awl the pronuiico and set tup gajlcrjcs to weeping,
AdilnwH. MAUI
KLAST'OTRURR CO..
S
304
NORTH
,
BT.
IvOUIS,
Store formerly occupied by S. NuTT, opposite Spreckeh & Co.'b Hank. -- 8
STKEEf
MO.
t3?
iy
i5
of a heap of fine whito linen, over aud when he had finished J!s plea
Bar Iron.
70 BAO'MBNTO BT HA W FH A NOIBCO, CAT..
VI)
d
which a yard or more of gold chain for Mrs. Logan's pension, big,
1571 ly
Feb. 8, '$7.
senators were crying, Mr.
wound about, and with his striped
trousers tucked at tho top to hide Spoouer's own colleague, tho vonor-abl,&;
Philetus Sawyer, was tho most
tho deficiency of hips and met at tho
bottom by a pair of silk overgaiters, visibly moved. I heard a man say
74 King Street,
Tho Finest Brand of
(Successors to Dillingham & Co., & Samuel Nolt,)
moved from speaker to speaker, and that ho had watched tho Senate for
jrumifiiclurers
and Importers of all
arm
beforo
scon
a
his
bony
years, but had never
resting his head .on
kinds of
William Pitt Fryo
looked steadily in the facp of each. senator cry.
William Maxwell Evarts, spare but spoke just as if ho were on the Furniture & Upholstery Goods
New Goods for the Holidays!
Silver Plated Wore
in the Market at the
by no means short, scroutcjicd down stump, discarding tho funeral tone
FINE BEDDING A SPECIALTY.
into his chair and rubbed his thumbs .and buttery platitudes of those who
in New Designs.
together. John T. Morgan stretched preceded 'j;m. Tho senator from All kinds of Jobbing promptly attended to.
an elastic from sido to sido of his Maine nnques.ttpnobly made tho
. Finm tho very bes milkers.
desk and snapped it until ho was strongest i speech of Mo day, Ho
V. II1XDEU, Proprietor.
CHAIRS
TO
RENT
wound
ho
intprcsijngjy
a
and
chango,
talked candidly
tiwj, when, for
o
o
G8
it about nd unwound it from his nbout politics, and severely rebuked ForUiUj or Paitics in small or largo A.
Complete
Wtoulc oi' Goo1h in JUvory XjIuo.
Georgp Graham Vest, tho tho vulgar aud narrow interpretation
fingers.
qiin'niiticF,
801
ly. ,.
...- ,,.w,. only rebel senator, now .serving as a that many of tho people nnd sena05
FORT
STREET, HONOLULU.
PAINTING !
senator of tho Union, sat oi his tors had placed on that broad,
l),ack as usual, and pinched his red pjrong, good old word honesty,
Having fccuiod tho Services of
nose. Matt V. Ransom held his ifr. Vryt) resented tho inferenco
gray whiskered face in his hands, that could bo reasonably drawn from
G.
and Henry li. Payne, who would not tho common assertion' that Senator
probably have a beat (o sjt In If Logan never robbed tho government'
we uro prepared to execute all
When ono pauses
Logan had died a year sooner, conor took a bribe.
ordorB in
structed an audiphono of his right to rpe'eon tho number of men in tho
'WITH
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
hand and tried to hear everything world umj tfo number that never
that was said. Zebulun I). Vanco got a dollar in violation of tho stakept to the back row and read a tutes, or oven the ten cojumapd-mcutNew Pork paper through and then
it is realized that most pcoplo
II. HACKFEIJ & Co.
HONOLULU PLANING MILLS.
went away.
Wotlo Hampton sat in nro honest in that cheap senso of
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iiis regular seat behind tho Demo
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9th,
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ESTABLISHED 1863.
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FOREIGN NEWS. F. HORN,
AVl WW--
Proprietor
LEADS THEM ALL
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Zealandia,"
Wedding and Birthday Cakes
March 18th, '87,
pass-age-
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Arrangements
w
40 COLUMNS
21 First Street. 8. F.
For sale
HORN,
F.
lo
Yosemite Skating
SCHOOL
Will ho open every nftcrnoon nnil even,
inj,' ih follows:
Monday, Titemlny, Wcilitcftdny aud
Mntui'duy KvohIiij;h,
To tho puhllc In gcncinl.
XiUIXA.Y
For
J
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ITT
l(i(lio3 nnd
gentlemen.
31XJHIO.
WIl.I.TAM WALT, Mnnap;er.
KfflllMll Stree t
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j!1ti?j.-..ji-- j-
w,
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C. E. FRASHER,
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per Annum.
'n
Congres-sionaLReco-
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33VX3NI3S-GS-
Friday and Saturday Evenings.
gyijt
rri-1
DKLUil IN
Grain, Etc.
Hay,
Livermore Hay,
Who'le Barley,
rd
Crushed Barley,
Oil Cake Meal'
Oats, Bran.
cane-bottom-
l
$2.50
per annum.
N.
Naturdny AriernaonH,
For Indies, gentlemen nnd children.
Letsons in Fancy Skating.
d,
10 Cents per Copy.
$2.00
Everywhere.
5)5
two-thir-
sunken-cheeke-
89
Steam Made Ice Cream
Bulletin Summary
kins-peop-
ENGELBRECHT, S0N.& CO.,
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moiis-tache- d
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Having found tho Sampler Cigar your cholco.
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fair-haire-
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Your wives and children will rcjolco,
cane-backe-
s
Granite, Iron and Tin Ware
Order left at Olllce, with N. F. Burgess, tf4 King Stieet, will bo promptly
uttended to.
C9!y
Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,
iS
WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE, S.litis M.handCARTER,
in quantities
House Keeping Goods,
PLUMBING, TIN, COPIER
SHEET IRON WORK.
to-da- y,
Anglo-Saxo-
cujo-gist- s.
Anglo-Saxo-
AND
n
GEO. EM1LHARDT,
n
mur
STOVES, CHANDELIERS,
.
youtliful-ap-npqrjn- g
LAMPS,
on
Departure Bay Coal, Newcastle Coal,
Charcoal.
and
Soft Wood, Sawed and Split.
Hard
Manicnio liny,
California liny,
llran, O.Us,
Hurley, Corn,
Cracked Corn,
Wheat, otc.
Orders arc hereby solicited nnd will
bo delivered at any loculliy within tho
city limits.
TSo.
SO
KINO fsTKEET.
Both Telephone), 187.
Agent Hall's Safe and Leek Company.
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for f nle,
to suit:
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1879.
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Health
is Wealth !
f
white-heade-
CIGARS!
CIGARS!
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jr.
hopp
CO, PACIFIC HARDWARE CO,,
ANILAS
LlVI
LAMPS
CUTLERY
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FOR SALE.
Geo.
Steel Rails!
Stratemeyer
Hollister &
Co
House or Sign
Painting1.
s,
ii
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IRONMONGERS.
OJE3LlMDEl.IEX:l
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Straiton & Storm Cigars
!
Hit E. 0. West's Nehve andI Drain TnuAT- n (junrnntood eiipclfi'' for Hystorin, Dlizi- nosa. ConyiiUIono. 1'its, itcrrona NcuralEln.
JloailAolio.NorroiisFru8tratIon. caused Iiytlionao
of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Do.
prosslun, Bottoiilna of tho Drain, resulting in in
ranity nnd lnidinit to misery, decay nnd dentin
l'remnturo Old Ago, llarrciincua, Loss ot l'ower
in either b?x. Involuntary Losses nnd Bporrantor.
rhma, caused by
of tho brain, self,
abuse, or
Each box contains
ono month's treatment, gl.00 n box, or six boxes
MK.NT,
lorSJ.OO.EentbymuUpropaidonrecoiptofprico,
WE UVAItAXTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any caso. With each order recoived by us
(or nix boxos, accompanied with $5.00, wo will
send tho imrchasor our written guaranteo to tb.
tund thomonoyit tho treatment does not effect
a euro. Guarantees i.suod only by
A'
JUSft.
CO,
8500 REWARD!
Uti
WEwlllrrtbat..rrd
CotojiMiit'
bran? c.u.f
PjrPl,fcl(kll.dcb.,lJili.itio,coill.lborCoiUT.u.
..na.i cur. lit, yM, .publ. LlrM 1111., obia It. dim.
ar. itrlclljr twnr U d with. Tk.r r. w.ly vei.ukU, aid
c.lcrf.ll to dr. ullifKllen, Bujk GU0. Larit Ul.i,tVD.
Ulalagi9iUlilHcti,
V.r !. ty all draft'". SawaitSl,
"atlici. Tb. rDUa tnitnbf.r.4 ooly 1.
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JOHN C. WEST
CO, m J. 1,1 W,
I hi trial fclij, uitt7 cull prtr.U on
r.cin of a 9 nut iiaicw
tloci
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IJollJhitor
SO Cm
&
Co.,
Wholesalo nnd UeUil Agent
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