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THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerNo GO Nimnun Strcot --

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

Q B DOLE

Lawyer and Notary Piddle

Office at 15 Kaahuinanu Street

WANTED

SUGAR BOILERApply to

C BREWER CO

Mechanic Engine Go No 2

ANY PERSONS HAVING INNOT1CB any

FIRE HATS OR BELTSBelonging to this Company will please bring tliem tothe Hell lower or leave word where tliey nny befound with

j c win inSurvey Engineer Hell Tower

j w Mcdonaldgity stmnrxtt shop

Opposite Pantheon Stables 116 Fori streetHorse shoeing In all Itsbanchcs dona by the most

enenced workmen

Belt Telephone 181

A MORGAN

No- - 70 and 81 KIiir St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shocr

and General Blacksmith

OilReiiilriruz promptly attended to Orders from theIit Islands Koticited Hull Telephone No 6t

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

JOHN T DARE

Attorney atid Counsellor at Law

Office No 13 Sprcckels Block Honolulu II I

P 0 Box 94

TO RENTrr sitr rorrAOE now occupied nv MR

JL E W luckcr containing U rooms bath roompantry veranda room etc 1 here are also stablcarriage house servant room all In gooil orucr

Apply to E R HENDRY at Taduc llardwaieCo s Store Fort street

BooksH elating to Hawaii

Iornmiders Poljncslan Race

Our Journal In the Pacific

Jarves History of the Hawaii Islands

Andrews Hawaiian Diclloniry

Andrews Hawaiian Grammar

Whitneys Guide Hook

Miss lllrda Six Months In the Sandwich lihiulstlawa lan Almanac nnd Annuals 1875 1885

Hawaiian Cook Hook revised edition

Hawaiian Phrase H00U

Easy Lessons for Hawaiian

SCABCE WORBS

A Fow Oopio3 Only

Hawaiian Club ParsHi lolulu Directory and Historical Sketches ot Ih

Hawallin Islands

Hastingers Custom Huuwe Tariff and Digest

The Ishnler an 8 vo weekly Journal March toNovember 1873

Together with an excellent variety of

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

ALBUMS

For sale by

tjioh a rmiuMNotOO Port St

npHEO II DAVIES Co

KAAIIUMAUSTIIKKT HONOLULU

JomirrtJ nnd Commission MerchantsAGRN1S FOR

IlriK and Foteign Marine Imuirmce CominnyNorthern Assuming Compnnv I Iro and IHJ

Pioneer Line of Packets Llvenwol to lIWLlveriKwl Office Nos la and 13 U AHny

TTOLLISTER Co

NVorn and llelall DraptMs and ro

baceonlsttNo 59 Nuuanu fir bet Honoiulu

T A1NE Co

Uommt Merr hanlsImporter and dealers In Hay Grain and General

Produce lrHonolulu

THE DAM HERAL6 1886

Enteral

IRTILLI

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY DECEEMBER

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HER

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured hi

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

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its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agents

TXEZ IML G OTOPhyticlin nd Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours at Kakaako from g to 11 A M everyday except Sundays Will visit patients at their residence by request

All other diseases treated at hisofTice corner ofPunchbowl and Ileretania streets

Office hours from 1 to 5 r M Sundays from 8 toII A M

AT THE

Lincoln Block King StreetDie following dishes may be ordered nt all hours of

the nay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak RibMutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and LggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated AHUIMANU RANCHliu 1 1 lK at ever meai

Geo Cavenaghlronrictnr

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor Kingand AlakeaSts

Shaving and lnir cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a specially

WRITING PAPERWRITING PAPER

Now In stock with additional Eastern molces en

route A fine variety of the

CONNECTICUT V A M F Y M I L LSFirst Qualityr

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v Cap Legal LotterNote and B Paper

Assorted weights Also Mircui Wards Irish Liner1 lat Folio ami Note paper plainer can be

ruled up to suit nnv ouier

Tims a aintuMNo 106 Fort St

The Pacific HouseFORT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wharf Next to Custom House

nr1 crvt nil hours Nice airv rooms free

from flies 1 he table supplied with the best the mar

ket alTords at reasonnoie ratesJAS McLLAN

Proprietor

T AHLO

Dealer In Dm Ooods lllee Tea Silks andlaneji Goods Unit Hoots and

Shoes Jlran 1eed and HourOJr mill 1obaeeo

Also proprietor of Hice and Sugar Plantations atKaiieohe Koolau Walplo Kwa and Heela

Cor NuuAnu and Ciiailain Sts Honolulu

VX7-- R CASTLE

Attorneu at Law and Notary PublicNo to Merchant Street Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

BREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAEFER cVs C Aeintt

Also noents for theDresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of UJerwrlters

For the Hawaiian Island

TTANDY STATIONERY

LEGAL CAP PERFECTION PADS

IJODOKRS LETTER PADS

Leiter Cap and Note Blocks of Ant quality piperUgnl Can Leiter and Note Blocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo ami noteblocks M 11 lorm uiocki

for Bills SlntmuentsWash lists etc

Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Desire

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GHRISTMAS

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AN D-- 4-

H 0 L I DA Y 0 0 D S

A LARGE ASSORTMENT WILL

OPENED SHORTLY

AT THE- -

Popular Milljapry

N S SACHS

No 104 Fort Streety

PIONEER

STEAWi CANDY FACTORY

--AND

IBZEJEIR ST

F HORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Cook ami Baker

Rich and delicious Ice Creim made by Steam

7JJotelSt BntnTclcDuoueauNo4

BREWER COMPANYG Limitctl -

GCNRKAIMERCAN1UE AND

- COMMISSION AGUNT

list or pjthkisP C Jones Jr President nnd ManagerJ O Carthk Treasurer and SecretaryHon Wm P Aiuiri Audilor

IoirectoksHon C R Bisiii r Hon II Vtkriiou

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

JUNHKK ProprietorHotel street Between Tort and NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers as in the pastwith the best the market affords at reasonable rates

Searcher ofJRecords

Office at prokcnt with Albert Smith Esq No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law Oflloo

No 4 Merchant Street Honolulu

MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg

AJAEGEKAGENTBuilding Mercliandise Furniture nnd Machinery

Insured against I ire on the most favorable terms

CLAUS SrRECKELS N

w G IRWIN COfc

WH I IRWIN

Sugar Parlors and Commission 4lyenlsHonolulu H I

P P GRAY M D

PllVSiaiAN AND SlUtOICONOffice next door to he Honolulu Llbrirv

8 to 10 AMOffice Hours a to 41 M

7 to 8 f siSundnjf g to 11 A M

RESIDENCE Alakea St Oppo ite Y M C A

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Steam Knylnei Jlolleis Suyar MillsCoolers Iron llrass and Lriul Castings

Honoiulu M H I

Machinery of every description nnde to orderarticuhr attention paid to Slips Ihcksmlthlii gob work executed on the thortestnotlce

W FRAZER

MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and tl7a sts Itoiioliilit

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House

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AND

Honolulu

SMITHSPlanetary Almanac

Wealher Guide 1887

With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the s

TIME TO PLANTAccording to the scientific theory of

Lunar Influence on Vegetation

For sale at the Honolulu Book-stores Pi ice 25 cents

Teltiili

Honolulu December i 188C

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in thcJMstricts of Ewa Waianae

Waialua and KoOlaupoko will be re

duced tq 00 per monthGODFREY BROWN

President

NOTICETo J Iaclcraen

AND- -

LIVERY STABLESIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNPER CARRIAGE BUGGYPHAETON or CART call on CHAT HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

House All1011

The undersigned will send carts

round the city for removing house

refuse placedjn containers Orders to

be left at his office 84 King street

or with the drivers rateswill be charged

N F BURGESSHonolulu December 2 t886

N F7 BURGESSExpresspan nnd Drayman

84 Street Honolulu

rurxr 1 MmlratecharK EooJworkmnnshtp and a pcifect Office Telephone No 5jjidj ft jjuaranteed

rs

Kinff

giurfncffis Qrnrbo

Tf A SCHABFER CO

IMrORTRRs AND

Commission Merchant

Noso M BKciiANT St itrRT Honolulu

s O BERGER

Agent for Macneale C Urban inenMerchant Strfbt Honolulu

DROWN PH1LLIPS

1racttcal Ptumhets lit Fitters andCopper Smith

House nnd Shi Job Workrromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

T EWERS ft COOKE

Succhssors to Lewers Dicksonrmporters itntl Dealers tn Lumber ami all

Kinds of Untitling MaterialsNo 81 FORT STREET ntoNOLTILU

jH- - SOPERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationers and Netvs Dealers

Jted Jtabber Slump AgencyGazrttb Block No 95 Merchant Stxrkt

Honoivlu II I

T ALFRED MAGOON

AT LAW

42 Street

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Nominal

ATTOItNET

Merchant Honolulu

ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer In Choicest lleef Teal Mutton FAcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No la

TJEAVBR SALOON

Fort Strfst OrrosiTn Wilebr S Cos

HJXOCTE ProprietorFirst class linchei srveJ wiihTe Coffee Soda Wa-

ter¬

Ginger Ale nr Milk

Ore rrou 3 a u till ro r u

Suurr Jlniutsltrs a Speciality

WEtT II H DOW C W MACrARLANE

TTtTEST DOW CO

Tmpnrters and Tealr In all K Inds ntrls rrimmFurniture of all kinds Sowing Machines MirrorsPaintings Cliromos and Toys Pictnre FramesfnJCornices to order Moving and repairing Furaiurta specialityNo 105 Tort Street Honolulu

G J WALLERFamilyand Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKIuk Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDERSIGNED IS PRPPARFD TO

furnish scrvnnts for every devenption of workincluding house servants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Chinese IjitorjirotlnKA specitlty Accounts collected and general commissions cireuitly and promptly executed

OIH001 Nuuinu street cornet Kukui Pl iceOpiwiteUS im Sing W SAKFNG

Yosetnite SkatingSCHOOL

Villlie open eery afternoon and evening as follows

Monday 1 Tuesday Wodnostlny nndSaturuuy voulngs

To the publicjn general

FRIDAY EVENINGSJor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AfternoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

S M CarterHas on hand for sale in quantities to suit

Departure Bay Goal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalHard nnd Soft Wood Sawed Split

Manienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley CrnCracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are hwehy solicited and will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

NO 81

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Snaus Headnuarirs

IOG TOUT STREET

Is replete with its usutt variety of attractive andseasoiiable Novelties for joung and bid

Consisting in part of

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JIlsccllftiieoHS ArtfclriciiatioiiItooliS

A second Invoice of Mrs Sinclairs lndgeniousFlowers of the Hawaiian Islands Moral

and handy volume Poets Juvenile booksOffice and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Style Papeteries and Tablets

Portfolios Plush Goods Ladies and Gents TravelingCases Necessaries Work Baskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens and Holders Charms Stylo-graph

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Pens Christmas and New YearsCards with more to fotlou

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

For the Young Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Bodies Arms Shoes Hats Jewelry Etc

Wire Beds and Mattrasses Dolls Carriages Chairsand tables Wagons Barrows Sulkies

Velocipedes Tricycles RockingHorses Siioo flys

RUBBER GOODSDolt IUtths Animals Balls Etc Etc

Together ith a variety of other articles v htch muttbe seen to be appreciated

Orders respectfully solicited and Clled with care

TIIOS G THRUMBOOSmLER and STATIONKlt

100 Tort Street

ClAKSNCEttlLDUK VOLNEV VA1LLANC0URTASHTOKD ASHFORD

ASHFORD ASHFORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OpiICe Old Capitol Building adjoining GeneralPost Office

M A QONSALVE3 B IIUTailNSON

Gonsalvcs Co1

Wholesale Jroecrs and Dtne MerchantsKravkr Block Queen Street HonoLvl

Post Office Box No 309 Telephone No 68

John T Waterhouse

rijorer rtinl Dealer In Genet ml Mer¬

chandise

No 5 ji QuKENSTRrin Honolulu

H Haclcfeld CoGeneral Commission Agents

Cor Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Jlooms on Port StreetHonolulu It I

Office In Brewers Block corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A TifURSTON

jllforiioi Xatr

No 8 MBRCIIANTSrilKBT ItONtLUL

Importers and Dealers la

A les Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI- -

ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT PACIFICLife Insurance Company

OP CALIFORNIA

9 O WILDER AGENTAsets December 31 1884 1163000

Policl Issued agatnit Accident for one day up to0 le yiar

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TOHN K PATY If IfPlfiotlr Vubllo and Commission of Deeds W ftiEm

JNOOS JtVing Otreet KorthSiatesol CahfomUand New York Office vjflI M we paws 01 uisnop w m vrm1 lh TApfcw -

Residence 51f IIoiiculw Oahu H I

W 1i 1i

TtfJG DAILY JffEMLD

IS PUtlLlSIlfcO

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

o tiik Pnoritirroii by tub Prem IudluiiingCo

Liu l ted

AI thoOfliop NoCOJIorolinnt St

TKIIUS OF HVDSOttlPribX

Va annum 6oaSnmoiitnj 300ITire months t50Per month 7 SeU

Pottage additional

X3T Suhtcrtpttons Vntahle in Advance

Htief commitbicattonj from all paru ofjthe Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All matters intended for publication a well as Imsinn communications and advertisements should beaddressetl to

THE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY DECEMUR 6 1S86

THE CHURCH PAPER

The Anglican Church Chronicle for

December announces the retirement of

Rev Geo Wallace from the associateeditorship Henceforth Rev AleMackintosh conducts the paper single- -

handed An article headed Our

Intentions forcibly reminds Church-

men

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of their solemn obligations andresponsibilities ICA Friendly Warn-

ing

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is directed to young Hawaiianin connection with the elevation of oneof them to the position of AttorneyGeneral They arc told You have j

grand object before you which ought toincite you to the utmost to erect asuitable monumentto your late sover-

eign and friend the lamented QueerEmma There is a continuation of

Our Pilgrimage from the graphic penof Capt Luce taking the reader oversome of the prettiest spots in EnglandIn an article on Friendly Societiesthe editor speaks 01

Excelsior Lodge I O O F toCharleston and Speaks of benevolentsocieties as handmaids of the churchrelieving it of the duty of servingtables A note on the Kings Jubileeconcludes We should have beenmore confident in the ultimate good tothe nation had a solemn thanksgivingfor past mercies been proclaimed andprayer for future blessings been offeredup throughout the land The Churchnews at home and abroad is furnishedin good measure and there are educational miscellaneous and literary departments all containing edifying andattractive matter A Hymn for the

Jubilee Queen Victorias by CanonUaynes M A makes a fine ending toa very interesting number of thisperiodical

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The voice of the croaker is the mil

dew of the community

All kinds of people do not make aworld or Honolulu would be revolvingon its own axis and wanting a sunmoon north and south poles and aneastern question all for itself

The California American partyjudging by the appeal it has sent toNew York is just as patriotic and justas sensible as the- - Knownothfng Ha-

waiian

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party in this country

Marshal Kaulukou makes frequentrounds 6f the city at night to ee thatthe police arc all at their posts If hisenthusiastic devotion be kept up permanently much improvement may beexpected in the force

The California Silk Growers Asscrciation employs instructors in silk pro-

duction

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There seems to have come atotal damper on the interest arousedabout a year ago in this country withregard to silk culture What have be-

come

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of all the silkworm eggs and mul ¬

berry plants ordered from abroad

Streets sidewalks lights almosteverything indeed that the Governmentis responsible for are in unfavorablecontrast to the qrowtli and solid im-

provement

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of Honolulu due to privateenterprise It is a wonder propertyowners can tolerate such a state ofaffairs when they know that they paythe Government for something better

u hjm - v iijlu- -

Pot all it coss Smiths PlanetaryAlintihac advertised in this jiapershould be obtained by everybody whohas a garden field or plantation andtests made during next year of thetheory of Lunar Influence on Vegeta-

tion

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Agriculturists in many different

parts of North America have testified

strongly after full experiment in favorof the theory It would be fine ifHawaiian moonlight could be turnedinto gold by a receipt costing only two

bitse ijLi

Who makes but one mosquito singwhere two sang beforcis a benefactor tothe community The vicious wretchesseem to have multiplied a million foldsince the rains

The deputy chuckers out were busyfor a while on Saturday night

The Kinau leaves on her Volcanotrip this evening

If you want to know all the newsyou must read the Herald

Try Martinclli Cider It is absolutely pureMaclarlane Co agents

Shipping Intelligence

ARKIVAXSSaturday Dec 4

Stmr Kinau from Maui and HawaiiStmr Lilcelike from KahuluiStmr Lehua from HamaknaStmr MoVolii from Molokai and MauiStmr Iwalatii from KauaiSthr XhuVuifrom WaialuaSchr Manuokawai from KotauSchr Emma from Kauai

Sunday Drc jStmr C R Ilishop from KauaiStmr Jas Makee from Waianae and Kauai

DEPARTURESSaturday Dec 4

Schr Wailcle Tor Hilo and HonohioaSunday Dec 5

Schr Kawailani for Koolau

VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr Kinau for the Volcano and Windward PensStmr Kilauea Hou for HamakuaStnir Lehua for HamakuaStmr Mokolii for MoloValStmr SurprLc for KuauSchr Ehukal for WaiaiuaSchr Mary E Foster for Kuau

pwyjflwwpuyjw

PASSENGERSFriin Kahuui and warDort dct stmr Likelike

Saturday Dec 4 I Kaloi J K Hauuna F II Auereach A 31 sprout tv Llamc uninaman and about63 deck y

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau SaturdayDec 4 Hon J Parker Hon J P Parker Major W Plu njhnrci u sprecfcei niann ill linuestock C Pardee J Keinlurdt W Elaiidtll T K Keyworth Mrs J K Widdefield Mrs J KJones KimoPake II A Heen wife and 1 children Mrs J P

Parker and about 73 deck

from Kauai per stmr Iwahni Saturday Dec 4

J H Smith and wte N Garslins F Wetlke O SOray Master FGray KUuchhou Kamakau Her ¬

bert Gats inc 4 Chirese and about at deckFrom Kauai and Waiaait ner stmr las Makec Sua- -

iiasDcj Mrs I K Holllr O J Holt A Ikermauauowtle and about 7 drcLJ

Vessels in Port from Foreign PortsGer bk Pacific Oilman from Bremen GermanyAm bktne Geo C Perkins Ackerman from San

FranciscoHaw schr Jennie Waller Anderson from Faunlnjs

inlandllktne Mary Wlnkclman Backus Corn SanP Fran

ciscoShip Theobald IUed from Newcastle NSWtint bk w 11 watson trom LiverpoolAm bktne Klikitat from Part TownsendAm bk Forest Quceu from San FranciscoIlk Edward Kidder from Portland en roue to Hon

koiellktne Wrestler Schanane from Newcastle N S WIlkG 11 Powers from 11 onglonRj

Vessels Zbcpootod fromForcIcn AortnAm brgtne Saliua DIaVe from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis K M Ilenson sailed from

Boston Auguit 7th due Decemler xo ao To C UrcwcrACo

Ilr tic Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAugust 35

Am bk Saranac from Ntw Vork due Kovember iSth Castle Cooke agents

Urit bk Glengaber Kolleston from Liverpool dueJanuary is jif tBij 1 II Oivies Co agents

Am bktne S N Castle Hubbard from Port Townsend W T due December 1530 Castle Cookeagents

Haw blc Ladr Lampson Marston ftom Newcastledus February loao To Urewer Co agents

Cer bk llyura from Hongkong due December pijnunc ciuc jiiyi uudi njfMixyt uue SC1

cemberite To Wilder Co agentsbhlp Mercury from Newcastle N S W due

Dccemlci 31Ger bk Hercules from Liverpool due Feb- -

IB97 10 DCiiaeid m agentsUfcCeyioa from San Francisco due Decem ¬

ber 5iollktne W H Dimond from San Francisco due

December 510S S Australia from San Francisco due De¬

cember ij

NOTESThe bark Wrestler is still anchored out in the stream

She is to go oa he Marine RailwayThe bark Forest Queen is still discharging her cargoThe steamer James Makee had 1147 Ws paddy 94

pieces pipes 7 tkrkcs 3 hogs and 24 raeeages sundries

The steamer Likclike brought iseS bags sugarThe steam r Iwalani brought 38 ereen hides 10 dry

hides 6 bales wool 4 horses 1 cow aod a calfThe steamer lokolii brought loo sacks sugar 49

bales wool 17 sacks potatoes 4 hogs i sheep and 37

packages sundriesThe schooner Manuokawai airived Saturday with

700 bags riceThe bark Theobald has finished discharging and Is

taking in ballast She will sail for the Coast early Inthe week

The bark W It Watson has finished discharging andsails for Astoria toiay or to morrow

The baik O II Iowcn will tako passengers fromhere 1

The steamer Kinau brought 403 bags sugar 6 bancorn 500 goatsuas ehUcs and iao packages sundries

The steamer Lehua biought 15 lulls and a cow lastSaturdoy

CorreipondouooKakvlui Maul Dec ad

JttDeccmbcr nd sailed for San Francisco in ballastschooner IdaSchnauer Kobertton master PassengerPaul Hcitmann

FOUNDA Lap Kobe which the owner can have

on nrovinc property and paying expensesfrom N F IIURGESS

HORSE FOUNDLast Wednesday morninc a horse was fourtd

strayed In my yard below Punchbowl HillThe owner can have the tame by provingproperty anu paying expense 01 in is adver ¬

tisement GEORGE KROUSH

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PioneerSteamCandyacfy

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

P Horn ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamcnter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those whd intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the larcesf ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Irees An immense assortment of Fancy UASklvlS liUXbbAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Honboiis inlarge variety and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions and sizes ornamented in HORNSyelI

I 111 1 1 a

Known styie wmen aenes an imitation -

EASTBIESOff all known Variety on Hand and also Made to Orden

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those in the- - greatest variety of goods ever shown in Honolulu

HORN will sell at the - v

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

- As Seeing is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and ticconvinced

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Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich Fgg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but arc made no as before of superior quality and

richness of flavnrandORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORNKcVOTOIEVS STOEE AKD ICE OrRE J TAPTm

1

Both Telephone No 74

J OOBJOEWatchmaker and Jeweler

Has just arrived from San Francisco and hasopened a stote opposite Harts Ice Cream Tartarswhere he wit attend to the manufacturing of all kindsof Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc

Chrrmomotors a Specialty

EIGN STAMPS

O W BURGESSHas for sale a variety of rare foreign postage stamps

for collections Call and see them at

No 84 King Street Honolulu

New Pliotograpli GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fort Stvcet Honolulu H I

Portraits and vlewtJ First class work Satisfactionguaranteed

I A CONSALVES

PTC ETC ETC

VISITINO CARDS PLAVlNG CARDS SLATE

single and double Duplex cap and letter dipsShipmans letter Cap and Invoice Files Rub

ber Copying Sheets Cop log Ilrushesi- Daniening Howls Inkstands Iaper

Weights Sealing WaiU blackandred Iaper fasteners I

al and Notarial Seals Moores IMotters Illotting- Pads Programme Tassels Key Kings Pins

Silk Taste Pink Tape together with the -

THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLES

now in stock consisting oj

-

full bound in Demy and Medium Siiei

Ledgers Journals and Records

Half Pound in Cap Demy and Medium SiicJ

Cap LoneDay Hooks and Single Entry Day Booksnan uouna 1 wo inirti jay iiooss narrow

Order nooks Trial llabnceJIookCash liookt Qtp Records

and Journili

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Nt 1 Co FnKT Stsst

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KING BROS ART STORE

READY READY READY

For the HolidaysCOME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

We are now placing on exhibitionfor the first time our stock of Noveltiesfor the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to theUnited States which we unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest finest and bestassorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

TUo Following Is a Partial lilt ofJuatost Importation

Steel Engravings Pastel Crayon Paint-ings

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Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artdtypes Glace Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

- Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photo ¬

graphsArtists Materials Autogiaph

AlbumsParlor Easels Holiday Sou-

venirs¬

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes

Bronze Frames BroomHolders

Plush Goods Birthday Cards

Painted Plaques and Panels

Book Shelves Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIAL

Our recent importations contain acomplete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copperand Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfrom whjch we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotol Streot Coruor of Union

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PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of Prices

NO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS

1 have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of

Mens Youths and Boys

Custom Made Clothing ever offered to the Public

My Goods are Shrunk before Cutting

Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle thread

Balbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc

Ladies Misses and Childtensu

tine first class Hosiery in an uraucs anu snacics nom diiks 10 -- oiion my ucnuemens Hosicrv are Simply Elccant A look at my real HAUtKIGGANS is well worth a

cfor and ate the only the sold herevisit to the store These goods arckvcrything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niihau

myself coorlsof kind

Puffing

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

TIIE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt In Into Uint

CHARLES HAMMERHiulatelr returned from the Coast with a veil selected stock f all Vimls of TRIMMINGS SADDI FULANKCTS LAI KOIIES and a great variety of articles the like or hch has ntrer before beta seen here

It is Trjt that Clinrlos Hnmtncr will ll the above together with Ills on manufacture ofSaddles and Harness at prices that are bouad to suit everybody

It lit truo tbut Charloa Hammer make of harness is so ell known all over the Kinilom forboth quality and cheapness that there is no need for praising it here

It ill Trno that owners of hortes cannot afford to pass CHARLES HAMMERS viiiont calling Intosee the goods work and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King Streets

CHARLES HAMMERInprtrietor

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

made Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties in NeckwearAlso by repealed and Special Request a imall Invoice of the Fines Hand made

consequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESV

Obtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods always on hand Fresh California produce

by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

PO Box no Bell Telephone No 549 Mutual No 149

NOW LANDINGEx J D Spreckels and W G Irwin

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED COH E McIMTYKE IHIO

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedTltnl Corni 3ort ami ICiiiuJSlioctB

New nrtrul rrrivnl liv mv nW r- u t -

forma Produce by emy Ttenmer IMhP O Box 315 HSTABUSHED 1879 Telephone 171

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

campbellblock Honolulu h iReS VoufnVArnt mT rk

road ABeM - On Houein America pe anJ Lfj Agen

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CRYSTAL SODA WORKS Hotel Sited

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MONDAY DECISMBR 6 1886

LOCALjtfEWSA second edition of Gynbcrgdrink

enstein lias had to be issued

Four cases of drunkenness andtwo of opium were slated last night

The lanterns at the Hotel entrancehad candles burning in them last night

Prof 15crgcr promises a generoussupply of music for the moonlit week

Officer Iwalikc yesterday capturedtwo Chinese smoking opium in a hquscon the Palama road

General Dominis and Captain J IIDrown are going to Waialua this isl-

and¬

to morrow

The First Angel Rev i4js thesubject at the S D A Bible readingGymnasium this evening

Major Heep Savey thinks the bur-

lesque¬

huge especially haw hawthe songs of the equerries- -

A lumber laden schooner said to bethe Arlow is reported to have enteredthe harbor yesterday evening

The Herald is asked to contradictthe statement that the burlesque justpublished is on sale at Mr Supers

Kinc Bros art store and the Eliteice cream parlors were prettily illumi-

nated¬

in front with a row of coloredlanterns on Saturday night

Norman D Garstin and II IIGarstin Kilauca Kauai and WUlaisdell Kcalia Kauai are registeredat the Hawaiian Hotel

The native boy reported Saturday asarrested for stealing a dollar and agoldring from a Japanese was committedthat day to the Reformatory School Aremand was made of the wahinecharged with stealing a breastpin

Messrs Malcolm Brown and RobertGrieve ex printers and formerly mem ¬

bers of the Typographical Union wereelected honorary members of HonoluluTypographical Union No 37 at theirmeeting last Saturday evening

Bishop Hall of Science Othu Col-

lege¬

was filled with invited friends onFriday evening o hear Prof L LVan Slykcs lecture on Air whichriveted the attention of all for twohours being profusely illustrated with

experiments

Sometime between Friday night andSaturday momis the blacksmith shopof Mr C B Wilson Superintendentof the Water Works situated on theEsplanade was broken into and achest df tools taken therefrom to avacant lot broken oncn and some ofthe tools stolen It is thought possiblethat the robber took the tools to use in

burglarious operations elsewhere in

the city-

King Bros have a superb lot of en ¬

gravings from the masters including amagnificent pair of the battles of Tra ¬

falgar and Waterloo in colors and pic-

tures

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of the battles of Kassassin andTel el Kebir in the recent Egyptianwars There arc also numbers ofpeaceful subjects in great variety andstandard works well worth inspectionTwo of Tavernicrs latest paintings ofthe volcano arc on view while awaitingframes

Capt Cluncys horse Joe Dakewon the race at the Park on Saturdayin smin 40se beating Mr Schumanns Benton Bov so badly in thefirst heat that the latter was ruled outand no more heats were run The racewas for 100 n side There was apretty large crowd out to whom therace was rather unsatisfactory Otherraces were therefore made in half miledashes and so forth in one of which astallion of Miles Hayley beat a mareof Mr Schumann

Moonlight Concerts

Thnre will be a moonlmht concertthis Monday evening at 7

Square The following30 at EmmaI lllc ru- -

grammeMiuch Glory V WWOverture Romantic Kclcr UclaPollcA Stefanlo Falirlmcl

Selection Uohcmian Gill Dalle

Ko Olc o lea Moi

Selection Grand Mogul AudranWallr Vuietian Nlfihts StraussIhlUuI Monilng Kcclhoven

1olka Uesi SawcillnlHawaii ionol

The next moonlight concerts will

take nlace on Tuesday and Thursday

evenings at Emma Square

SIDE EIGHTS

McCarthys Triplets

As a true tonic effective Ivigontor ami

Centime npnelher Duflye Malt WJilky is

unexcelled1

Thirteen js an unlucky number at a

boarding house table where there is

dinner enough for twelve

ilniitvTrvMartlnrli uiuur HlsaiSMHiciyH1- -

ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL

Progress on tho Mew EdlficcPriory Fair

The

TUB IWIMJINO

The foundations of what was de ¬

signed to be one of the noblest speci ¬

mens ol architecture extant were laidin Honolulu nineteen years ago It isnot purposed in this article to give adescription of what St Andrews Cathe-dral

¬

is intended to be but a brief men-

tion¬

for local readers of the presentstate of the erection with the plansundertaken for utilizing the built por ¬

tion of the edifice in the immediatefuture Honolulu people know thatthe stone for the cathedral was shapedin England and taken out ready to beput up also that after very slow pro-gress

¬

all those years the present yearsaw a pushing forward of work until theshell of the chancel is now completeThis portion of the contemplated pileis in itself a magnificent structure thathas called forth the warmest encomiumsfrorn visitors who have seen the finestarchitecture in tho world These assertthat there is nothing to excel thechancel in all America The beauti-fully

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proportioned and vast arch themassive Doric columns with Corinthiancapitals the beautiful windows allgrow in majesty and beauty on thegazer

At a meeting of the Building Com-mittee

¬

on November 37th a succes- -tion of Bishop Willis submitted tothe Chuicl Trustees was adoptedbeing to have the chancel prepared foroccupancy as soon as possible Acomntittee was appointed consisting- - ofHon A S Cleghorn Capt Mist RN and Rev George Wallace to havethis work done if practicable byChristmas The west end of thechancel will be boarded upa floor will belaid to receive temporarily the seatsfrom the pro Cathedral and the organwill be transferred from the old to thenew building and be placed on its per-

manent¬

foundationFor the past few days Mr Cleghorn

has been having the grounds clearedup and improved Trees have beentrimmed and culled and a road hasbeen made to Emma Square Thebuilding stone alongside the chancel isto be all moved away while a neatfence is to divide the lot from EmmaSquare When the chancel is readyfor occupancy work will begin on thebays and be pushed as vigorously aspossible In connection with the foregoing an incident that came within ourreporters hearing is worth mentioningMr Cleghorn was showing Rev AMackintosh and the writer what he wasdoing and going to do and remarkedin reference to u tree against which theaxe had been laid with disastrous effectfor the tree that it must be a pretty

old tree Oh no said Mr Mackin-tosh

¬

I planted that tree myself andthat one and that one pointing toother trees beside the edifice Thisshows the rapid growth of trees in thiscountry where their planting is notaltogether for posterity

THE IAIR

Saturday last a fair was held at StAndrews Priory for the benefit of thecathedral building fund There werea great many articles furnished for saleby ladies of the different congregationsand it was not long after ten oclockwhen the fair opened that the variousrooms tents and stalls were throngedwith seers and buyers An elegantlunch was furnished in a lanai wherechoice viands were sold at fair priceson the European plan of pay according to what you get Also there was atable spread with Hawaiian staple dietover which Princess Likelike presidedBoth tables were well patronizedMusic was furnished by the Reforma-tory

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school band that played in itsusual creditable way a varied selectionThe delightfuKy shady retreat ocgupiedby the Priory was picturesque with alot of army tdnts loaned by the KingApart from the handsome goods andthe toothsome refreshments the occa-

sion¬

was one of quiet but deep enjoyment to those present It was one ofthose too rare opportunities in Honolulu for getting away from the dustystreets and the cares of business tospend a few hours ol leisure amongsuburban shades not in solitude but inthe midst of a pleasant company HisMajesty attended the fair during theafternoon

The following are the tables with theladies presiding at them Clothingtable Mrs A Willis and Mrs Buch ¬

anan Hawaiian table Mrs A Mack-intosh

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Misses Louisa Brickwood StellaKeomallani and Kapoli fancy tablpMrs F PJIIastings and Mrs Geo CHeckley fancy table No 2 Mrs Mal-

colm¬

and Mrs J W Robertson paint ¬

ings table Mrs M D Monsarrat andMrs G D Frecth glass and chinatable Mrs McLean and Misi HattieBoyd flower table Miss Rose Makeechildrens table Misses von Holt andGrace Robertson candy table MissesBath and Crozier icecream table MrsKellett Mrs A Clark Mrs II Smithand others the article being furnishedby Mr Hart

Mr F Horn bestowed on the re ¬

freshment table the gift of a superblyornamental cake which was an objectof great attiaction to eveiybody Itwas one of the gems pf the PioneerBakerys production of an exceedinglygraceful design and perfect workman ¬

shipM

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The receipts of the fair amounted to221085 of which 100 is estimated

to cover expenses leaving 2100 forthe building fund

A Defaulted Exhibition

There was to have been an exhibi ¬

tion at Iolani Palace on Saturday eve-

ning

¬

of presents received by theKing on his birthday It was an-

nounced

¬

as a fair for the benefit of StAndrews Cathddral building Sand ad-

mission

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being placed at ten cents to thegrounds and one dollar tothe balconiesHundreds of people went to the gatesduring several hours from six oclockbut were turned away in short orderwhen they sought admission An ex-

ception¬

was made of the native popu-lace

¬

Chinese and Japanese soldiersbeing on hand to announce them andto keep back the white people Therewas an exhibition of hulas within theroyal precincts and a few foreignersincluding some Palace avorites whogot in under distinguished patronagewere unceremoniously turned outagain There arc different reasonsgiven for this invidious course Nativesoldiers say that His Majesty was in-

censed¬

at the unfavorable sentimententertained against the hulas by foreigners and concluded to give none ofthem any more opportunity for seeingthe exhibitions Another statement isthat the King was displeased on beinginformed that the announced Palace

fair having no authorization from theCathedral minagcrs its proceeds couldnot be accepted for the benefit of thebuilding fund Again the failure ofthe exhibition of presents to come offis attributed to the impossibility of hav-

ing¬

them arranged in time and the re-

port¬

went round on Saturday night thatan evening this week would be fixedfpr the show

Hilo Happenings

The weather Ins been very stormyand rainy during last week The riverscarried down logs silt and rubbishinto the sea The mountain peaks arecovered with snow

On Tuesday evening about half pastsix oclock the barkentine Amelialaden with lumber came into theharbor and anchored near WainakuIn the morning her flag was flyingunion down The trouble proved tobe that the waves were driving Tier Onthe rocks By throwing out lumberthey saved her until Capt Swintoncame to help them with the Canuteand the vessel was saved from bcincwrecked

C S Lewis and Miss Lucy Wetmorewere married on Tuesday evening byRev Mr Wetmore at the residence olMr Wetmore

RUMlLESllLlSKlN

The Hungarian Premier

A writer in Temple Bar describesTisza the Hungarian statesman whohas been Premier of that section of theAustrian Empire for more than tenyears as follows He looks like anold Jew clothes man Hook nosedspectacled with stooping shouldersunkempt beard and long gray hairtrailing over the collar of a shabby coathe is no imposing personage Hewears the shabbiest of hats and smokescheap cigars all day long He is aman of few words Disdainful of littlecourtesies he never tries to ingiatiatehimself and does not seem to carewhom he offends by his brusqucnessHe is not a fine orator nor a greatfinancier nor a bold party manageryet he is the most popular man inHungary and the most respected Hisadministration is masterly

Drunk to Death

Luluka mate of the schooner MaryFoster was drinking whiskey duringyesterday afternoon until between fiveand six ojclock he began to get blue inthe face pnd deathly sick The Mar-

shal¬

healing of his state went to seehim had him sent to his home at

Cape Horn and summoned a doctorto attend him At a quarter to ten lastnight shortly after taking medicinethe man died Ve leaves a widow andperhaps a family but of the latter ourreporter is not informed

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the imported Candies at theElite are yunvyum Go and try somel

Miss Tuck at Misi Harrys Punchbowlstreet lias received by last steamer a largoassortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork - 1 w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

Now Is tho time to get your ChristmasCards We Imejust received a hrge andwell selected stock nllncw and of the latestdesigns Call and get one King Bros ArtStore Hotel street tf

II you want a good smoke or your moneypatronize Home industry and call at J wHincltys Crystal Works 60 Hotelnouastreet Island orders solicited and promptlyfilled There is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WHingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

A Goon Rfmeov One fepls better actsbetter and Is contented after taking a plate ofGood and Iurc Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel street De ¬

licious Fruit Ices and Sherbets In everchangingvariety The Fancy Cakes and Candies ofsuperior make and quality nro all the gol Allorders promptly attended to Ring up 338Mutual Telephone Hell i2

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Pacific Coast News Items

The snow is two feet deep in themountains cast of Ogden

Fhcdcmand for carpenters in SanBernardino is far in excess of thesupply

The brick ulscd in erecting a newbuilding at San Diego is being broughtfrom Chicago

German carp and catfish have multi ¬

plied so as to form the principal fishpopulation of the San Joaquin river

The California Telephone Companyhas filed articles of incorporation atLos Angeles with a capital stock of

100000The necessary contracts have been

let and by Christmas the streets ofSanta Barbara will be illuminated bythe electric light

An electric railroad is promised atOntario San Bernardino county It islsaid that Eastern capitalists have takenhold of the matter

A hunter arrived in Visalia from themountains recently bringing with himeight bearskins as a part of the pro-ceeds

¬

of a few days hunt

The railroad which connects Prescott A T with the Atlantic andPacific will it is said be continued onsouth through a rich mining country toPhoenix Florence and Benson

A new town called Ramona hasbeen laid out seven miles east of LosAngeles and another of the samename has been located on the SantaMaria ranch San Diego county

A newspaper in one of the rainingtowns tells of a balloon seen thererecently and thinks it was being madeuse of by spies to see if any hydraulicmining was going on in that region

A Nevada paper is in favor of legalizing lotteries in that State in order tokeep at home the large amount ofmoney sent away for investment in for-

eign¬

enterprises of that kind

The centennial of the Santa BarbaraMission will be celebrated on the 6tji7th and 8th of December There willbe a procession and ether festivitiesand a large number of priests fromother parts of the State will be present

A Tropolobambo Colony Club hasbeen formed at Los Angeles Amongother things it is proposed to excludehorses and dogs from Pacific Cityand women will enjoy equal politicalprivileges with men the whole to begoverned by a Board of Directors

New Knownothinglsm

For some reason or other not ap-parent

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on the surface printed appealsin rather excited language in favor ofan American party have been forwarded to New York from San Fran-cisco

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for distribution at the ferries theBrooklyn Bridge the horse railroadsand places of public resort The ap ¬

peal contains the following rather start-ling

¬

sentences Wc demand the un-conditional

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repeal of the naturalizationlaws Wc demand that the soil ofAmerica shall belong to Americansand that no aliens shall hold propertyTn this country Free common schoolsare the only bulwark of human libertyThe fchurches must not be higher thanthe State Seventy five per cent ofthe discharged European convicts cometo America We want no GermanApiencarij no Irish American vote noEnglish dudes and no Italian-American- s

Economy in Bulgaria

I hear from a friend lately returnedfrom Sofia that the Government of Bulgaria is being most economically car- -

ned on A prefect gets only 240per annum and a Cabinet Ministeronly twice as much unless in the caseof the Secretary for Foreign Affairswho receives 120 extra to pay for hisentertainment of the various foreignMinisters and diplomatic agents ThePresident of the High Court of Ap-peal

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receives 300 a year while thesum of about 80000 is devoted topublic education Bulgaria has itsnational bank which is privileged toissue notes with its headquarters atfaolia and branches at Varna Rustciulc and Phillippopojis Corr Lon ¬

don Figaro

Rag Sugar Manufacture

Sugar can be made from any descrip-tion

¬

of vegetable fiber such as sawdustrags or tow The process is to digestfor several hours in sulphuric acid thento dilute the mixture with water and toDon lor same time when the rags orwhat not will have been found to haveundergone a magical change and tohave been converted into sugar Acurious fact is that roo parts of ragswill yield 115 parts of sugar the in ¬

crease in weight being due to the ele ¬

ments of water absorbed during thechange Londtn Public Opinitn

The culture of tobacco in Geunanywlnch has declined since r88i is nowprogressing more favorably 1986597acres having been planted this yearagainst 1952859 acres last year

Tito Bost TouioMr Henry Hillings Washington D C

writes I have used your Unitys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concocInnswhkh are now flooding the land as slimnlantdiquors

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PACIFIC HARDWARE COLDSUCCnSS0R3

Dillingham Co and NottHOLIDATGOODS

Muriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a

Medal Roofs Carriage Paint forTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene

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new Fire Proef Paint lor andcountry use no vasnish Stoves

Oil and General

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Have on Hand a Full AssortmentOF

MUSIC GOODS FANCY GOODS

TOYS AND XMAS CARDS

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Furniture Picture Mouldings Frames

Furniture arad Repaired

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New Lot Cornice Poles

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New Lotof Window Curtains

between Nuuanu Streets

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MILLINERY OPENINGWILL TAKE PLACE

Saturday Moncair and Tuesday

CHAS- - J FISHELLeading Millinery

WIN F COLBURNBuilding King Street near Maunakea

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THE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY DECEMUR 6 1886

THE CHURCH PAPER


December ahnounces the retirement of

Rev Geo Wallace from the associateeditorship Henceforth Rev AleMackintosh conducts the paper singlehanded An article headed Our


men of their solemn obligations andresponsibilities A Friendly Warn-

ing is directed to young Hawaiians

in connection with the elevation of oneof them to the position of AttorrieyGeneral They are told You havegrand object before you which ought toincite you to the utmost to erect asuitable monumentto your latesovcreign and friend the lamented QueenEmma There is a continuation ol

Our Pilgrimage from the graphic penof Capt Luce taking the reader oversome of the prettiest spots in EnglandIn an article on Friendly SocietiesthetdUt3rSpeaTnnn-trre-TWicTTTOrT3-

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Excelsior Lodge I O O F toCharleston and Speaks of benevolentsocieties as handmaids of the church1relieving it of the duty of servingtables A note on the Kings Jubileeconcludes We should have beenmore confident in the ultimate good tothe nation had a solemn thanksgivingfor past mercies been proclaimed andprayer for future blessings been offeredup throughout the land The Churchncys at home and abroad is furnishedin good measure and there are educational miscellaneous and literary departments all containing edifying andattractive matter A Hymn for theJubilee Queen Victorias by Canonliaynes M A makes a fine ending toa very interesting number of this

periodical

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The voice of the croaker is the mil-

dew

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of the community


The California American partyjudging by the appeal it has sent toNcwYork is just as patriotic and justas sensible as the Know nothing Ha-

waiian

¬

party in this countryX

Marshal Kaulukou makes frequentrounds of the city at night to see thatthe police are all at their posts If hisenthusiastic devotion be kept up per-

manently

¬

much improvement may beexpected in the force


duction

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come

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of all the silkworm eggs and mulv berry plants ordered from abroad

Streets sidewalks lights almosteverything indeed that the Governmentis responsible for arc in unfavorablecontrast to the qronth and solid im ¬

provement of Honolulu due to privateenterprise It is a wonder propertyowners can tolerate such a state ofaffairs when they know that they paythe Government for something better

4 iaiftctrjllJi

YSvv x arsrfrtKirTFor all it cois Smiths Planetary

Ahwitiacj advertised in this papershould be obtained by everybody whohas a garden field or plantation andtests made during next year of thetheory of Lunar Influence on Vegeta-

tion

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Who makes but one mosquito singwhere twosang beforcis a benefactor tothe community The vicious wretchesseem to have multiplied a million foldsince the rains






ARRIVALS- -

Saturday Dec 4

Stmr Klnau from Maui and HawaiiStmr llkelikc from KahululStmr Lehua Croat IlainaltnaStmr Mokolii from Molokai and Maulbtmr Iwalanl from KauaiSelir liukal from WalaluaSchr M anuokawal from Koelau vSchr Emma from Kauai

Sunday Dec jStmr C R Uishop from KauaiStmr Jas Makee from Waianae and Kauai

DEPARTURESRaturuay Dec 4

Schr Wntlele for Hilo and HonolilnaSunday Decs

Schr Kauallani for Koolau

VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr Kinau for the Volcano and Windward PcrtsStmr Kilauca Hou fur HanukuaStmr Lthua for HamakuaStmr Mokolii for MolokaiStmr Surprise for KuauSchr Ehukal for WalaluaSchr Mary E Foster for Kuau

PASSENGERSFron Kahuui nnd wasports per stmr Likelikt

Saturday Dec 4 V Kalof J K Haiiuna F II Auerbach A M Sprout WD nikc 1 Chinaman and about63 deck

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau SaturdayDec 4 Hon Parker Hon J I Parker Major W ilunuhrihei A 11 fepreckel Smith W II J trldestock L Pardee J Remhardt W Ulaisdell I K Keworth Mm J K Widdefield Mrs J It Jones KimoPake II A I it en wife And a children Mrs J P


from Kauai per stmr Iwnlini Saturday Dec 4- -J II Smith and wfe N Garstlns F Weibke G bDray Master KGraj KUuchhoti KamaVau Her ¬

bert Gars In 4 Chlrce and about ai deck

trom Nauatnnu wataaa per stmr Jas JMakec iuVDir r t rinlMrrOJ Holt A Hcerman

anuAvile and about 17 dck r

VcHsola in Port from Forolu PortsGcr bk Pacific Olfmati from Ilrcmen GumiuyAm bktne Geo C Perkins Ackerman from San

FranciscoHaw schr Jennfe Walker Anderson from Fntmlngt

Islandltktne Mary Winlclman llackus fom San Fran-

cisco¬

Ship rheobald Heed from Newcastle NSWDrit bk W II Watson from LiverpoolAm bktne Klikitat from Part TownsendAm bk Torest Queeu from San FranciscoIlk Ldward KlUder frpm Portland en route to lions

koiRltktno Wrestler Scbanane from Ne castle N S WUkG ti Powers from Honglongt

Vessels Expootod from Foreign jfortuAm brgtne Sauna Wake from San Francisco due

Boston August 7th due December 10 30 1 0 C UrewerCoBr bk Martlu Fisher to have sailed from Liverpool

August 35AmbkSartnac - from New York due Nov

ember tSth Castle Cocke j agentslint bk Glcngaber Holteston from Liverpool due

January 15 3 1887 T II D ivies Co agentiAm bktna S N Caslle Hubbard from PortTown

send W T due December 15 20 Castle Cookeugents

Haw bk Lady Lampson Marston from Newcastledus February to 20 lo Iirewcr Co agents

Gcr bk Hydra from Hongkong due December i ijBktne Nellie May - from Silney due De

cembcr 1 15 To Wilder Co agentsShip Mtrcury from Newcastle N S W due

Bccembei 31Ger bk Hercules from Liverpool due Feb

ruary 30 30 1687 To Schaefei Co agentsIlk Ceylon from Sn Francisco due Decem

ber s toIlktnc W H Dimond from San Francisco due

December 3 10S S Auktralia - from San Trancisco due De ¬

cember 15

NOTESThe bark Wrestler is till anchored out In the stream

She it to go on the Marine RailwayIhe birk Forest Queen Is still dUcharging her cargoIhe steamer James Makee hid 1347 bai paddy 34

pieces pipes 7 turkes 3 hogs and 34 paeeages sundries

The steamer Likchke brought 1588 bags sugarThe steamer Iwalani brought 38 green hides 10 dry

hides 6 bales wool 4 horses 1 cow and a calfIhe steamer Mokolii brought 100 sacks sugar 49

bales wool 17 sacks potatoes 4 hogs iS sheep and 37packagts sundries

Ihe schooner Mnnuokawal airived Saturday with

700 bags rice

The bark Iheobald has finished dihcharglni andlstaking in ballast She will sail fur the Coast early inthe wiek

The bark W II Watson has finished discharges andsails for Astoria to day or to morrow

Th bark 0 II Powers will tako passengers fomhere 1

Thcstcaincr Kinau brought 4C0 bags sugar 83 baescorn 500 goatsMas 6 hides and 130 packages sundries

Ihe steamer Lehua brought as lulls and 0 cow lastSaturdoy j

GorroipoutloucoKaului Muut Dec ad

SsDccember and sailed for San Francisco in ballastschooner IdaSchnauer Kobcmon master PassengerPaul Hcltmann

FOUNDA Lap Robe which the owner can have

on provinc property and paying expensesfrom N V JILTrGESS

HORSE FOUNDLast Wednesday morninc a horse was foutrd

strayed in my yard below Punchbowl HillThe owner can have the same by provingproperty and paying expense of thU ntlvtrtisement GEORGE KROUSE

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Pioneer 8teainCaridyFacf y


F Horn - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornambntcr in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those wild intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the largest ever shown in Honolulu consisting

pf many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An lmtnense assortment of Fancy BASKETS I50XLSAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Bonbons in

large variety and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention

CAKEOSOf all Descriptions and sizes ornamented in HORNSvell

known style which defies all imitation - --

I Zi 3 lTl I T I CJTi t JCw --U J iy

OfJ all known Variety on Hand and also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those in thc grcatest variety of goods ever shown in Honolulu

HORN will sell at the


As Seeing is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and lieconvinced

Steam Made Ice CreamA An 4e sttn rt t f nn - tmA l rt 1 j i - fi A Tnrlrk ffArvs iIi I rtr ltirlncflt fuu iui iiiu hiiu P3JJ ivji uiu --miiuii maviv mini iiwu Jti VtMauuvi

It is made from thcWoodlann Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutri t i 1 i i ti t iiouucii n uuiauut auu acKnvwicugcu 10 u uiu iicncsi rurcsi auu neap estIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality and

richness of flavor andORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet cvcelled in Honolulu

F HORNico saoa3 3 ce3c 3

Both Telephones No 74

jr OOMEWatchmaker and Jeweler

Tins ilftt nrriVMl fmm 5in Prnnnis nnf tinopencj a store opposite IlTrtn Ice Crcjin Inrlorswhere he will attend lo the manufacturing of all kindsof Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc

Clirnnomorors a Specialty

O W BURGESSHas for salo a variety of rare foreign postage stnmps



New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fokt STRuar Honolulu II I

Portraits and views Hrst class work Satisfactiongmrantced

I A CONSALVES

OTC ETC ETC

VLSI UNO CARDS 1UAYING CAUDS SLAIK

single and double lluplex cap and letter clipsihipinaiis Letter Cap and Intoicc Hlfs Hub

bcr Copying Sheets Copjtue IlruthesDaniiening Howls Inkstands lpper

Weichts Scaling Wax Mack andreu Taper Fasteners Ie- -

jal and Notarial Seals Moores Metiers UlottinKPods Irogrnmme Inssels Key Kings Pins

SilkJW Pink Tope togetlier with the

THOUSAND AND ONE OTHHR ARTICLES

now in stock consisting of

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full bound in Demy and Medium Siies


Half Bound In Cap Demy anil Medium Sires

Cap I onrf Day Hooks and Single Kntry Diy Hookshalf bound Iwotlilnl Day Hocks Nanow

urucr hooks inai iiiiancfiiootBCash llooks Qto Krcords

and Journal

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READY READY READY

For ihe HolidaysCOME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and NewGoods

Opened and Opening

We are now placing on exhibitionfor the first time our stock of Noveltiesfor the annroachinc Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to theUnited States which we unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest finest and bestassorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

Tlio Following Is ti Partlftl lst ofjuntost importation1

Steel Engravings Pastel Crayon Paint ¬

ingsOil Paintings Photo Albums

Aitotypes Glace Photo PanelsPhotographs Gold Frames

Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photo-graphs

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Artists Materials AutogiaphAlbums

Parlor Easels Holiday Sou- -

veniisBouquet Tables Graphoscopes


Plush Goods Birthday CardsPainted Plaques and Panels

Book Shelves Wall PocketsChristmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIAL

Our recent importations contain acomnlete assortment of nil tlm lntnostyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copperand Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfrom which we are nrenared tn mnLframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotol Stroot Corner of Union

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PEACE ASSURED

War Averted No Cutting of Prices


I have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of






Ladies Misses and ChildtensFine first class Hosiery in all brades anil Shades from Silks to Cottons M Gentle

mens Hosiery arc Simply Ulcgant A look at my real HALHKIGGANS is wcllworihivisit to the store These ccxxlsarc trmdefor mjsclf and arethe only noodsof theklml sold here

Kurytliiiif usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stoics are itlie found here No lufling Is necessary as this establishment Is well nnd faornbl knoufrom Hawaii lo Niilmu


TIIE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDItlnTrao Unit

CHARLES HAMMERHns litely rctumrd from the Co ut with a well selected stock qf all kinds of 1RIMMINGS bAIIDI F

HLANKLIS LAP KOtll S and a great vinetj of articles the like of which has never before been wtu hrrt

It is Trjm tlint Clmrlos Hnmitirr te above toother with his own manufa lurt 4SaUillcJ ana Harness at prices mat are uou m to suit cer oouy m

Xt Is truo tlint Clinrlos Hrituiilorn make of lnrness is so ell known all over the Kingdom hboth quality an J cheapness that there is no need for praising it here

It I Truo that owners of hores cannot afford to psss CHAKLK HAMMERS witiout calling mtisea the goods work and prices


CHARLES HAMMERProprietor

M GOLDBERGCorner - of Fort and Merchant Streetsi -


Custom lie Clotliii dents- In 11111 HIS

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties in NeckwearAlso by repeated and Special Request a small Invoice or the Pines Hand madc

consequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STBEET

Groceries Provisions and PeedA full supply of choice goods always on hand Fresh California produce


P 0 Box iio Bell Telephone Ho 310 Mutual No 149


5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED COE McINTYltE BltO

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS III

Groceries Provisions and FeedKtiHt Covii jj orl ana KinuIStvoolH

NCW POOch riTIV1 I -- r I

fornla ProaUce liv Jv ti rm e ialcrn n Europe I fcsH

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P 0 Box 315 BSTAUMSHED 1B79 Telephone tj


CAMPBELL BLOCK HnHnrmnu tnel Estate Agent

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The daily Herald--VVUl 1 for ml Tidily nl tho 3rl

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CRYSTAL SODA WOilKS Hotel Sticct

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MONDAY DECISMIVR 6 1886

LOCALNEWSA second edition of Gynbergdrink

enstein lias had to be issuedn m



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Irof Dcrgcr promises a generoussupply of music for the moonlit week

Officer Iwalike yesterday capturedtwo Chinese smoking opium in a liquseon the Palama road

General Dominis and Captain J HBrown are going to Waialua this isl-

and¬

to morrow

The First Angel Rev 14 thesubject at the S D A Uiblc readingGymnasium this evening


lesque¬

huge especially haw haw1

the songs of the equerries- -


The Hekaid is asked to contradictthe statement that the burlesque justpublished is on sale at Mr Supers

King Bros art store and the Eliteice cream parlors were prettily illumi-nated

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Norman D Garstin and- - FI FI

Garstin Kilauea Kauai and WBlaisdcil Kcalia Kauai are registeredat the Hawaiian Hotel




Bishop Hall of Science Oahu Col-

lege¬

was filled wilji invited friends onFriday evening o hear Prof L LVan Slykcs lecture on Air whichriveted the attention of all for twohours being profusely illustrated withexperiments

Sometime between Friday night andSaturday momifts the blacksmith shopof Mr C B Wilson Superintendentof the Water Works situated on theEsplanude was broken into and achest df tools taken therefrom to avacant lot broken open and some ofthe tools stolen It is thought possiblethat the robber took the tools to use in


the city

King Bros have a superb lot of en-

gravings¬

from the masters including amagnificent pair of the battles of Tra ¬


tures¬

of the battles of Kassassin andTel el Kebir in the recent Egyptianwars There are also numbers ofpeaceful subjects in great variety andstandard works well worth inspectionTwo of Tavernicrs latest paintings ofthe volcano arc on view while awaitingframes

Capt Cluneys horst Joe Djkewon the race at the Park on Saturdayin amin josec beating Mr Schumanns Benton Boy so badly in thefirst heat that the latter Was ruled outand no more heats were run The racewas for 100 a side There was apretty large crowd out to whom therace was rather unsatisfactory Otherraces were therefore made in half miledashes and so forth in one of which astallion of Miles Hayley beat a marcof Mr Schumann

Moonlight Concerts

There will be a moonlight concertthis Monday evening at 730 at EmmaSquare The following is the programmeMnrch Glory Mlchlel

Overture Romantic Keler HelnPolled Stefaala FMirlmcli

Selection Hohcmian Gitl HalfKo Ole o ka Mol

Selection Grand Mogul Ami ran

Waltz Venetian Nifilits StraussBallad Morning Ucctlioven

lollca Kcai SawertlnlHawaii Jonoi


take place on Tuesday and Thursdayevenings at Emma Square

SIDE LIGHTS

McCarthys Triplets

As a true tonic elective IjWoratmr and

genuine opnclUer Dully alt Whisky is

unexcelled




Try Maitlnelll Older It is almluiely purejMnclarlane Co agents

St ANDREWS CATHEDRAL

Progress on the New EdificePriory Fair

The

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signed to be one of the noblest speci-

mens¬

ol architecture extant were laidin Honolulu nineteen years ago It isnot purposed in this article to give adescription of what St Andrews Cathe-dral

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tion¬

for local readers of the presentstate of the erection with the plansundertaken for utilizing the built portion of the edifice in the immediatefuture Honolulu people know thatthe stone for the cathedral was shapedin England and taken out ready to beput up also that after very slow pro ¬

gress all those years the present yearsaw a pushing forward of work until theshell of the chancel is now completeThis portion of the contemplated pileis in itself a magnificent structure thathas called forth the warmest encomiumsfrom visitors who have seen the finestarchitecture in tho world These assertthat there is nothing to excel thechancel in all America The beauti-fully

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proportioned and vast arch themassive Uonc columns with Corinthiancapitals the beautiful windows allgrow in majesty and beauty on thegazer


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on November 27th a sugges-tion

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of Bishop Willis submitted tothe Chutch Trustees was adoptedbeing to have the chancel prepared foroccupancy as soon as possible Acommittee was appointed consisting ofHon A S Cleghorn Capt Mist RN and Rev George Wallace to havethis work done if practicable byChristmas The west end of thechancel will be boarded upa floor will belaid to receive temporarily the scatsfrom the pro Cathedral and the organwill be transferred from the old to thenew building and be placed on Us per-

manent¬


has been having the grounds clearedup and improved Trees have beentrimmed and culled and a road hasbeen made to Emma Square Thebuilding stone alongside the chancel isto be all moved away while a neatfence is to divide the lot from EmmaSquare When the chancel is readyfor occupancy work will begin on thebays and be pushed as vigorously aspossible In connection with the fore-

going¬

an incident that came within ourreporters hearing is worth mentioningMr Cleghorn was showing Rev AMackintosh and the writer what he wasdoing and going to do and remarkedin reference to a tree against which theaxe had been laid with disastrous effectfor the tree that it must be a pretty


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THE 1AIK

Saturday last a fair was held at StAndrews Priory for the benefit of thecathedral building fund There weren great many articles furnished for saleby ladies of the different congregationsand it was not long after ten oclockwhen the fair opened that the variousrooms tents and stalls were throngedwith seeis and buyers An elegantlunch was furnished in a lanai wherechoice viands were sold at fair priceson the European plan of pay accord-ing

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to what you get Also there was atable spread with Hawaiian staple dietover which Princess Likelike presidedBoth tables were well patronizedMusic was furnished by the Reforma-tory

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school band that played in itsusual creditable way a varied selectionThe delightfully shady retreat opgupiedby the Priory was picturesque with alot of army tents loaned by the KingApart from the handsome goods andthe toothsome refreshments the occa-

sion¬

was one of quiet but deep enjoyment to those present It was one ofthose too rare opportunities in Honolulu for getting away from the dustystreets and the cares of business tospend a few hours of leisure amongsuburban shades not in solitude but inthe midst of a pleasant company HisMajesty attended the fair during theafternoon


anan Hawaiian table Mrs A Mack-

intosh¬

Misses Louisa Brickwood StejlaKeomallani and Kapoli fancy tableMrs F Pgllastincs and Mrs Geo CBecklev fancy table No 2 Mrs Malcolm and Mrs J W Robertson paintings table Mrs M D Monsarrat andMrs G D Frceth glass and chinatable Mrs McLean and Miss HattieHoyd flower table Miss Rose Makeechildrens table Misses von Holt apdGrace Robertson candy table MissesBath and Crozier ice cream table MrsKellctt Mrs A Clark Mrs II Smithand others the article being furnishedby Mr Hart


freshment table the gift of a superblyornamental cake which was an objectof great attraction to everybody Itwas one of the gems of the PioneerBakerys production of an exceedinglygraceful design and perfect workmanship

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A Defaulted Exhibition -

There was to have been an cxhibi- -

tion at Iolani Palace on Saturdayning of presents received by

evethe

King on his birthday It was an-

nounced

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as a fair for the benefit of StAndrews Cathedral building und ad-

mission

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being placed at ten cents to thegrounds and one dollar tothe balconiesHundreds of people went to the galesduring several hours from six oclockbut were turned away in short orderwhen they sought admission An ex-

ception¬


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Chinese and Japanese soldiersbeing on hand to announce them ancfto keep back the white people Therewas an exhibition of hulas within thercyal precincts and a few foreignersincluding some Palace favorites whogot in under distinguished patronagewere unceremoniously turned outagain There are different reasonsgiven for this invidious course Nativesoldiers say that His Majesty was incensed at the urifavorable sentimententertained against the hulas by for-eigners

¬

and concluded to give none ofthem any more opportunity for seeingthe exhibitions Another statement isthat the King was displeased on beinginformed that the announced Palace

fair having no authorization from theCathedral rmnagcrs its proceeds couldnot be accepted for the benefit of thebuilding fund Again the failure ofthe exhibition of presents to come offis attributed to the impossibility of hav-

ing¬

them arranged in time and the re ¬

port went round on Saturday night thatan evening this week would be fixedfpr the show

Hilo Happenings

The weather Ins been very stormyand rainy during last week Th6 riverscarried down logs silt and rubbishinto the sea The mountain peaks arecovered with snow

On Tuesday evening about lulf past

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six oclock tne unrKentinc Amelialaden with lumber came into theharbor and anchored near WainakuIn the morning her flag was flyingunion down The trouble proved tobe that the waves were driving Tier 611

the rocks By throwing out lumberthey saved her until Capt Swintoncame to help them with the Canuteand the vessel was saved from beingwrecked

C S Lewis and Miss Lucy Wetmorewere married on Tuesday evening byRev Mr Wetmore at the residence ofMr Wetmore

RUMILESTILTSKIN

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A writer in Temple Bar describesTisza the Hungarian statesman whohas been Premier of that section of theAustrian Empire for more than tenyears as follows He looks like anold Jew clothes man Hook nosedspectacled with stooping shouldersunkempt beard and long gray hairtrailing over the collar of a shabby coathe is no imposing personage Hewears the shabbiest of hats and smokescheap cigars all day long He is aman of few words Disdainful of littlecourtesies he never tries to ingratiatehimself and does not seem to carewhom he offends by his brusqucnessHe ii not a fine orator nor a greatfinancier nor a bold party manageryet he is the most popular man inHungary and the most respected Hisadministration is masterly

Drunk to Death

Luluka mate of the schooner MaryFoster was drinking whiskey duringyesterday afternoon until between fiveand six oclock he began to get blue inthe face and deathly sick The Mar-

shal¬

hearing of his state went to seehim had him sent to his home at

Cape Horn and summoned a doctorto attend him At a quarter to ten lastnight shortly after taking medicinethe man died fe leaves a widow andperhaps a family but of the latter ourreporter is not informed

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the Imported Candies at theElite are yum yutn Go and try somel

Miss Tuck at Misi Harrys Punchbowlstreet lias received by last steamer a largeassortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork - 1 w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Alminacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Ishnds Price50 cents

Now is the time to get your ChristmasCards We have just received a large andwell selected stock allncw and of the litestdesigns Call and get one King Pros ArtStore Hotel street tf

II you want a good smoUe lor your moneypatronize homo industry and call at J YHlngleys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet Island orders solicited and promptlyfilled There is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WIlingley nor the place Crystal SodaHotel street

tforks

A Good Remedy One feels better actsbelter and is contented after taking a plate ofGood and Pure Ico Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel street Deliclous Fruit Ices and Sherbets In everchancincvatiety The Fancy Cakes and Candies ofsuperior make nnd quality are all the gol Allorders promptly attended to King up 338Mutual Telephone Hell 182

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riicdemand for carpenters inBernardino is far in excess ofsupply

The brick tcd in erecting a

Sadthe

newbuilding at San Diego is being broughtfrom Chicago






An electric railroad is promised atOntario San Bernardino county It issaid that Eastern capitalists have takenhold of the matter

A hunter arrived in Visalia from themountains recently bringing with himeight bearskins as a part of the pro ¬

ceeds of a few days hunt

The railroad which connects Irescott A T with the Atlantic andPacific will it is said be continued onsouth through a rich mining country toPhoenix Florence and Benson

A new town called Raraona hasbeen laid out seven miles east of LosAngeles and another of the samename has been Ideated on the SantaMaria ranch San Diego county

A newspaper in one of the rainingtowns tells of a balloon seen thererecently and thinks it was being niadeuse of by spies to sec if any hydraulicmining was going on in that region

A Nevada paper is in favor of legalizing lotteries in that State in order tokeep at home the large amount ofmoney sent away for investment in for-eign

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The centennial of the Santa BarbaraMission will be celebrated on the 6th7th and 8th of December There willbe a procession and ether festivitiesand a large number of priests fromother parts of the State will be present


New Knpwnothingism

For some reason or other not apparent on the surface printed appealsin rather excited language in favor ofan American party have been forwarded to New York from San Fran-cisco

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for distribution at the ferries theBrooklyn Bridge the horse railroadsand places of public resort The ap-peal

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contains the following rather start-ling

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sentences Wc demand the un-

conditional¬

repeal of the naturalizationlaws Wc demand that the soil ofAmerica shall belong to Americansand that no aliens shall hold propertyTn this country Free common schoolsarc the only bulwark of human libertyThe churches must not be higher thanthe State Seventy five per cent ofthe discharged European convicts cometo America We want no GermanAniencan no Irish American vote noEnglish dudes and no Italian-American- s

Economy in Bulgaria



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receives 300 a year while thesum of about 80000 is devoted topublic education Bulgaria has itsnational bank which is privileged toissue notes with its headquarters atSofia and branches at Varna Rustciuk and Philhppopolis Corr Lon ¬

don Figaro



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of vegetable fiber such as sawdustrags or tow The process is to digestfor several hours in sulphuric acid thento dilute the mixture with water and toboil for same time when the rags orwhat not will have been found to haveundergone a magical change and tohave been converted into sugar Acurious fact is that too parts of ragswill yield 115 parts of sugar the in-

crease¬

in weight being due to the elements of water absorbed during thechange iondn Jlwlic Opintsn

The culture of tobacco in Germanywhich has declined since 1881 is nowprogressing more favorably r 986597acres having been planted this yearagainst 1952859 acres last year

Tho Bost TonicMr Heniy Hillings Washington D C

writesi I have uSeci your Dailys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a Ionic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concbolonswhlch are now flooding the land as slimitlant llqnurs

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PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDSUCCESSORS 10

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proef Paint for Shingle and

Medal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no vasnish required StovesI in ware Lubricating pil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

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Have on Hand a Full AssortmentOF - -

MUSIG GOODS FANCY GOODS

TOYS AND XMAS CARDS1

FOR THE

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Furniture Picture Mouldings FramesEtc tc Etc

Kurnittire and Mattrasses Made Repaired

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE CORNICES CURTAINS

Just Received

A- - NEW LOT OEI 1ME FUHNITURE



New Lot oft Cornice Poles150 and 200 a Pet

New Lot of Window Curtains- 160 each

25HH

Store Hotel Street between Fort and Nuuanu Streets

C E WILLIAMS

OUR GRAND

MILLINERY OPENINGWILL TAKE PLACE ON

Saturday Monda and Tuesday

CHAS- - J FISHELThe Leading Millinery House

WIN F COLBURNBrick Building King Street near Maunaken

IMPORTER AND DEALERN--HA- AND GRAIN

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MID SOAP AND STARCH

WASHING AND IRONING CLOTHES

DY MECHANICAL MEANS

Improvements In Intinrtry Work DurlnRtho Inst Twenty Ycnrs

In ttio Wnsli ltoom Whirling InCylinders Centrifugal 1owor tollsliTUcro --fan expression current that tho na¬

tions using tho most perfumery uso tho leastsoap Carrying out this Inforonco to Indi ¬

viduals would lx porlmi going too far butthoro may bo Bomothlng In tho soap questionwhen applied to laundry work that will boof interest without being personal Thogrowth of Improvements in motliods oflaundrylng during tho last twenty years hasboon marked Indood it la tho opinion ofsomo that tho real laundry work proper dotesfrom about ton years ago Supposing all arofamiliar at loast by observation if not byoxpcrlonco with tho wash day appliances oftho kitchon lot us tako a look into ono ofthosa modern laundries and rco what anmrltcd clinngo thoro is in methods if not inresults

On ontcring tho wash room a sonsa of scmloufTocatlon comes to the nowcomor duo to thogreat chongo in tho atmosphoro from thodryer air without though this soon passesaway Tha clothos as thoy como In soiled arotaken from tho packages carefully markedand then separated and put to whirling inImmonso wood lined cylinders which nrokept revolving first in ono direction then inanother Thoso cylinders aro supplied withsoap nnd tho clothes nro cleansed by themovement back and forth From ono ofthoso cylinders tho4clotbes nro changed to asimilar ono full of foaming soap suds andthon to tho wringer or mora properly oxtractor This consists of a hollow vat ortub of metal tho sides of which aro punc-tured

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Willi holes tho wholo being on a pivotand placed insldo of another tub or case

CENTIUFUOAL POWEnTho wot clothes nro dumixxl into this re-

ceptacle¬

and it is sot to whirling at tho ratoof 1200 revolutions a mlnuto Tho centrifugalpower thus generated sends tho water flyingout of tho clothes and nicoly fits them for thedrying process This latter consists of longbars on rollers which aro filled with clothesand run into n placo supplied with manysteam coils that glvo rapid und thorough dry-ing

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When tho water has disappeared outcomo tho garments and thoy begin their Iron-ing

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Journoy Tho smaller articles Hko handkorcblofs nro put botween cloth coverednyllndens all the mnchlnory practically be-

ing run by steam and tho collars nnd cufTsnro subjected to high polishing prcssura Thostarching Is dono jn a cylinder similar in con-struction to tho washors though BmallorTho shirt fronts and what man doosnt Hkoa shining ono whether its scon or not aronot subjected to tho old fashioned hand-Ironin- g

process but nro stretched upon aflat ironabout two foot long by ono wide slightlybeveled nnd covered with cloth nndthen byaid of a lover tho shirt is raised up on theirou until it reaches nnd Is run over by nt lowly revolving cylinder heated by gas onits tnsido Tho result Jj u Ix autlful gloss

Caro has to bo taken howover to keepeverything moving just right as tho rolleris kept bo hot it would easily bum tho shirtfront if loft upon it niiy length of time lipcollars como out of tho cylinders polishedproperly and thoh In caso it is a turndowna neat IJttlo niachlno runs a moistened rolleralong where tho bend is to bp nnd thus ifproper caro Is exorcised tho collar Is bent toshnpo and is not cracked Starch and paperarotwo supplies much used and tho fonncrcomas in by tho barrel lots while tho papercomes by tho car load and goes out in smallquantities tlod up around your weekly laun-dry

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package Tho work Is largely done bygirls who aro paid from 5 to 810 per weekand their work and tho hot air thoy areobliged to stay in much of tho time entitlethom to all thoy get Pans aro used how-over

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to keep tho rooms as puro U3 posslblorionocr Press

Power of a Well Trained ActressWhen sho appeared last April at Her Majes¬

tys thoatro tho differences between tho SarahBernhardt of to day und tho Sarah Bernhardtof ten years ago were scarcely greater thantho moro lapso of timo must havo caused evenhad sho scrupulously husbanded her resourcesIf sho is no longer tho silver toned sylph whosonameless charm of speech and movement stillhaunts us at tho mention of Ix Bphlnx orLa Fillo do Itoland that is merely because

tho most perfect of conservatoires cannot im ¬

part tho secret pf eternal youth All thoessentials of her talent sho retains well nighunimpaired If sho puts them to less oiqulBlto uso than heretofore sacrificing nobilityOf pos to restless vividness of gesture purityof diction to ingenious elocutionary effectseeking that is tho fault of tho plays in whichsho appears Sho has tho old means at hercommand and sho uses them with tho oldmastery though sometimes to less worthyends

What thon has- given her this power ofpassing undegradod through all tho Influencesthat make for degradation What talismanlias savod hor volco from becoming coarsoher plastik from hardening Into mechanismand her passion from habitually rushing intorontj SlniplyI bcliovo tho talisman of athorough training an early and systematicmastery of tho mothods of her craft It Isono pf tho characteristics of physical accom ¬

plishment and tho qualities which can boacquired by training nro mainly physicaltime li oven is inorojumcniD to unlearn thanto learn A good swimmer a good skater ngood crlckoter may by sheer disuse declinein actual power but ho will novcr loso hisform and swim skato or bowl Hko ono un-trained

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or ill tralnod In theso yxerckes Sim-ilarly

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nn actress who lias onco learned tomovo gracefully arid speak beautifully willrotaln thoso distinctions in pito of star partsand long runs and boulovard uudlenws nndEngland nnd Amorlca in splto of nil tho cir-cumstances

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lu short that tend to producecrudity nnd commonness National Iloviow

tlapun Tenure of OlllcoIn Japan tho tenure of olllco lu tho custom

houosorvico Is for llfo and as ovory- chief ofdivision must work up from a subordinatejxwltion each is a thorough master of hisduties

Tho height of tho Curfleld monument atClovoland O In consequence- of its unsafocondition has been reduced seventy flvo feet

Sally what timo do your folks dlnolSoon as you go away that- - missus orders

Comlo Weekly

Tho wlfo of tho emperor of China will botoloclod by tho astrologers nt Icln in Fobruiiry

Tho red whlto and bluo of tho Union Jacknro tho colors adopted by Uio English Union-ists

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Commerce and labor nro going to bod justas aristocracy is going to dinner Balzaci

Bon lcrloy Pooro tips the beam ut thoround 5500 notch

What can Jaws do without morals Bonjawin Franklin

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THE 8ECC ND HAND H6 TRADE

How Thoy Aro Matto Over and Sold Se ¬

crets of tlio TradeBald tho shoemakers You would bo rur

prised to seo tho class of mon who purchasesecond hand shoos I havo among my cus-

tomers¬

an elderly gentleman who comes heroregularly ovory throo montlis arid buys a pairof shoes for 9160 Ho Is wealthy but amiser Many mon whom I might nnmo andwho nro well nblo to buy now nboes prefersecond hand ones for economys sake Whona pair of shoos aro cast off thoy aro worthlessto tho original purchaser and cati bo boughtfor a song When business is dull I some- -times go out on n collecting lour nnd in acouplo of hours will obtain enough shoes andboots to keep mo omployed for a monthBoots nro much moro valuablo than shoes bocauso thoy contain moro leather I findthat thoy nro not worn much nowadaysand thoso I occasionally como across aro raadoof tho finest leather

What moans nro tnken to burnish up oldshoesf was asked

Tho uppers of second hand shoos nro nlwnysgood whether tho lowers aro worn or not Iftho body of Uio shoo Is not In n pntchablo con-

dition¬

I must put on an cntlro now lnstopUsunlly tho upper part of tho hool to tho curvoof tho foot remains In good condition Some¬

times It becomes necossary to entirely reno ¬

vate old shoes so that when finished thoy areHko now ones with this dllTcronco that tholeather used is not so good as tho originalSoles and heels always hava to bo rebuilt andtho toes capped In all theso repairs thocheapest of solo leather is used Whon finishedtho shoes can bo sold from soventy Ilvo centsto 1M A shoo must bo of tho finest leatherand bo but Httlo worn to bring tV

Who nro your customersPoor people who can afford to pay but

Httlo for their shoos I supply wholo familieswith shoesfrom tho father and mother to thobaby I do but Httlo business in womens shoesWomen usually wenrthoir shoes in tho streetuntil thoy lccomo shabby whon thoy aro cutdown and usiyl In tho houso as slippers Andthen besides womens shoes nro now so cheapthnt it would not pay to moko them over

Whilo tho reporter wis listening to tho cob¬

blers chatter there entered tho storo n labor ¬

ing man who after much dickering boughta pair of brogans tlirco sizes too Inrgo forhim for ninety cents

Thoso shoes which I havo just sold con-tinued

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tho shoemaker wlll4 wear tho mannearly n year Tou know whnt ho paid forthem and can estimate about what shooleather costs somo poor people who knowwliero to purchase Brooklyn Unglo

nOUMANIAS CUPID JIG

A Wedding Dnuci Thnt Tests Wind nndTilinl of Jolly rnrtlclpniits

A Roumanian wedding party Is ono of thonosiest nnd jolllest gatherings that can bo imiglucd Tho chief feature of tho celebrationIs tho danco held nf ter tho tying of tho nup-tial

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knot A reporter was present for a shorttimo nt a dnuco of this description held nt ahall on tho Bowery Tho couplo hnd beenunited nt tho synagogue in tho Afternoon

Tho wedding feast was eaten shortly afterit tho homo of tho bride Everyliody Inluding tho children hen proceeded to tho

hall nnd tho dancing went on continuouslyuntil 2 oclock thu next day

At about 11 oclock tho fun was at itslielght Tho favorite national danco was onIt is called a jig though liearing Httlo resorailanco to a good old Irish danco of that nameTho orchestra struck up u monotonous butft unpleastng ono two turn turn melodyllio dancers fbrmed in a circle tho men andwomen being placed alternately and joiningtholr outstretched unns the hands of eachperson clasping tho shoulder of his partnersan tho right and left

Tho components of tho living ring or circlethus formed then began stepping timo to thomusic slowly nt first but with Increasingspeed tho clrclo moving now to tho rightnow to tho loft tho step now becoming all Uiotimo moro lively nnd less regular until It wasa hop backward a skip forward anda jumpsideways This was continued until somolinks of the human endless chain abruptlybroko oft from oxhaustlon

Tho bride a very pretty girl of about 80was attired in an old gold bronze dress walk-ing

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length and elaborately flounced nnd cm- -beUishcd Over her hend sho wore a whitefichu Tho groom was In regulation full dress

A peculiar feature of tho affair was thatono of tho waiters attired In a uniform ofshorl white coat and long apron was thebrides brother Ho danced tho jig withgroat gusto and was said to bo the best Rou-manian

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jigger in this country Now YorkJournal

Gen Van Alens Uso of NegroesImmediately after tho ovacuation of York

town by tho Confederates tho placo wasillled to overflow by negro refugees andtheir caro and disposition was ono of the im-portant

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qiicbtions of tho period They wereinstalled in tho vacant cabins of tho old Con ¬

federate camp and mado as comfortable aspossible and at tho samo timo kopt understrict dlsclpllno by tho provost guard WhenMcClcllan becamo btraitened for troops andlaborers before Richmond he drew1 everyablo bodied man away from tho garrisonOno morning a steamer on ts way to thearmy with troops was detained sevoral hoursliecuuse tho quartermaster had no men totraiibfor coal from tho barges To meet thoemergency Gen Van Alcn without authorityor advico from anyone ordered tho provostmarshal to select a gang of negroes from thocamp and sot them at work Tho ico wasbroken and from that time negroes did aUtho manual labor of tho command Thequartermaster and commissary departmentshad regular details ovory day oil tho graveswere dug nnd tho dead from tho hospitalsburled by squads selected for tho purposoand dually moro than 1000 picked mon weresent up tho James river to work in thotrenches with McClollans army There woresomo adverso criticisms by a fow red hotnowspaiiers upon tho generals action but howas sustained by tho government andthanked by tho gcneral-in-chle- f Cor BostonJournal

The Ooddoas Oh tho DomeThere is said to bo a superstition attached

to tho Goddess of Llborty that stands silentlyon the domo of the Capitol Though it Is notwidespread it is said to bo deeply rooted insomo minds Had congress decided to gild thogoddess It would porhap- - havo been foundlilllcult to get any ono to undcrtako tho taskIt is well known that whon tho domo wasthoroughly painted sovoral yours ago thopainter who worked about thu goddess losthis reason declaring that sho had life andwas possessed of tho spirit of tho Virgin Ata certain hour In tho morning very noar thomoment of sunrise there lsonoolntinthohead dress of tho ttutuo that reflects back tholight appearing as a star It is only for ashort timo that it can bo soon Every morn ¬

ing this ensnared painter would knoel in frontof tho Capitol and worbhtp tho ctar crownodgoddess as long as the star was visible- Oth ¬

ers aro said to havo como under tho influtmcoof this brouzod goddess and liavo imaginedthat sho exorcised some mysterious powerover thom Somo Imagine it Is sold thatshould they look too often at tho 8tuV thatshluos on hor forehead at morn thoy mightsuffer tho fate of the poor painter Washing

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H HACICFELD CO

FILTER PRESSES

-- Offer

STEEb RAILS

liliiiliinflu

IRON TANKS

fence WiresROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

BuO S lTb BAa-G-XNC3- -

Vienna FurniturerAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

Charles Hustace100 find 111 King St between Fort anil Alalcea

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Sr iSI3 GBOCEBIBSContUtln in ait of

Family Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupce Hamand Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Dates RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam WaTcrs Saloon nnd Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All of

ate offered nt lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P Box No 371

Tine Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F MILDER - ProprietorTctephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

Tho Finest Manilla la the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALS- O-

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

The StoH formerly occupied ly E Nott oppolste Snikckkls Cos Hank Honolulu If I

S N CASTLEG 1 PASTlF

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GASTLE GOOKE5 -

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AGENXSrORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Pala Plantation Hitchcock Co IMantallaa

Grove Ranch Plantation H lIaUteaJW lalua Plantation- A It Smith Co Koloa Kauai

Unljn Fire ami Insurance Company of San Francisco1 tna Flru Insurance Company of HartfordTh New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston

rv D M Westons Patent Centrifugal Machines - -

The New York and Honolulu Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San Francisco -

Dr fayne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Oibbs Remington and Wheeler - Wilson Sewing Machl

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LAINE CONo 34 Port St Olook Building

Haye received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds f stock viz

COOKED LINSEED MEALIl is the Flesh fanner Milk and liutter jioducer in use

Oil Cake Meal shows about fj per cent of nutiltivu matter this 30 per cent 100 lbs of this mealIt enual to 300 lbs ol oats or 38 bs f corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaledMIXED FEED a well as our usual kupplypf the best kinds of

Hay Oats WTioat Etc EtcWhich Is offrred at the Lowest Market Rates and delivered free to any part of the city

1 B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all of Brickr Iron Stone and Wooden Duildings Refers to thefollowing prominent buildings creeled by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Falacc Lunalilo Uome Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeand Aswan Iluildings Ktc

Brick Work in all its BrandiesfTice S OMi r Queen and Alakca Streets

Sale- -

Various S1k0

iTX3

liacon Hutter

which

Bell

Cigars

Marine

greatest

nearly

Corn

kinds

Mutual Telephone Nn 38f

OPENING OF NEW GOODSAND AT

T ER Y LOW PRIOES

B FEHLERS CO

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Scncml aibbcrlUicmcttte

DUFFYS

Pin li 1FOR

MedicinalUsENO FUSEL OIL

Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

HosjiltnlHOtirftHvo Institution

InfirmariesAND

Ptcscribed by Physicians Everywhere

-- THE ONL- Y-

Pure Stimulant

For the SicklnalidfConvalescing PatientsAged People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Awarded First PmiB Gold Miu-k- -t

Worlds Exposition New Orleans La 1 5i

For Exoollonoofind Purity

Macfatlane CoSolo Agent

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

JT E W 3EJ J IS X SNo 02 Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever brought to thil marke

Clocks Watches Bracelet Neck ¬

lets Pins Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Slecvo Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elosnut Solid Silver Xoa Sots

And all kinds of silver ware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of wutdes and Jewelry carefully at- -

tended to and executedmanner

In tne most woricmaniiKc

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and job work

from the other Island

Crystal Soda Works-- MANUrACTUBERSOr

S03D-A- - V7AT--AXE3

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Bssoncos

Our Goods ate ucknowleged the 11 FST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles

K3T W Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently Introduced hy which nil wattrs usedn our manuiactures Is absolutely Treed from all impurities

SZT W deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city

Careful attention paid to Islands Orders Addrsss

THE CRYSTAL SODA NVOUKS

P O BOX 3g7 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 208

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonnettes and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped vith the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top I3uggics second hand Har-ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Number j or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

Z JUST RECEIVEDA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of WinesSpirits and Ales which we guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXma3 presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

E II F WOLTEUMutineer

LIO LOAA

E kll kokc mal me ka uku pu no- ka hoo- -

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3500 1 kela llo tiu 0 malama nei Ina aolee kit In tunl n hnla nn ft n te I ttn inA I

7 J Mw U ulluiatt kela llo c like me ke Kanawal ma Tuoina

KEONI KULUKA

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1 1JcClraei Sons

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SUGAR SUGAR

In barrel half barrel an l oie

Flour Ooian GatelS- - Jibis Flour El Dorado

CrOwu Iloui

Facks Wheat lWiti v

Sacks Katlev HrlSacks Corn IlestnWhole

Sacks ComlieM CrackedSacks lIranC6aeand Fine

Sacks Beans While -

Sacks Beans RedSacks Beans Ilsyon

SacksBeans HorseSacks Beans Iim 1

SACKS POTATOES liEST In GUNNIES

Cases N icnacs iViCases Eitra Soila Crackers

Cases Medium BreadCases Cracked Wheat ts lb bags

twi Corn Meal white 10 lb hagsCases Oat Meal 10 Ik bags

Cases Com Stnrch

Casks Supce Hams

1J- 1

Casks C - A Hams Cases K It Bacon

Cases Fairbanks Lard i lbr pail -Cases Faixlmnks Lard lb pail

Cases Fairlianks ltd 10 lb pail

Cases Whitneys Butter In tinsIlalf firkins Butter Gilt Edge

Qf fitklns Butter G t Edge

Cases New Cheese

Boxes and bdls Salt CodfishBbls Tierces Cslumlla River Salmon

Cases Laundry StarchBoxes Brown Laundry Soap- -

Pure Java CofTee Roasted and Ground I lb tinsaacits lrctn tjoiiee

Chests Japan T eat lb papersChests Japan Tea lb piaptrs

Boies Kaislas Ixindon Layersboxes Raisins Ixndn Layers

Boxes Ratsius Muscate

Drums CitronBoxes Currants f

Cases ChocolateCases Mixed Pickles

Cases Spices assorted all sire

Sacks English WalnutsSacks Sof Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey t lb lintCases KIiir Morse Co fresh canued

Fruits Jellies anil VecetablesBales Wrapping Iaper extra qua ity

A CAXUX AASOKTMKMT

Best California Loatlier

Solo InsoleHarness Skirting and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SkinsRaddles nlid j5aJdlo Trees

These goods nre new and fresh andwill he sold t

LOWEST MARKET KATES

M W McChesney Sails

Not42 Ouoom Street

f

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Scttcml JlbbcrttBcmcnts

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerNo GO Nimnun Strcot --

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

Q B DOLE

Lawyer and Notary Piddle

Office at 15 Kaahuinanu Street

WANTED

SUGAR BOILERApply to

C BREWER CO

Mechanic Engine Go No 2

ANY PERSONS HAVING INNOT1CB any

FIRE HATS OR BELTSBelonging to this Company will please bring tliem tothe Hell lower or leave word where tliey nny befound with

j c win inSurvey Engineer Hell Tower

j w Mcdonaldgity stmnrxtt shop

Opposite Pantheon Stables 116 Fori streetHorse shoeing In all Itsbanchcs dona by the most

enenced workmen

Belt Telephone 181

A MORGAN

No- - 70 and 81 KIiir St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shocr

and General Blacksmith

OilReiiilriruz promptly attended to Orders from theIit Islands Koticited Hull Telephone No 6t

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

JOHN T DARE

Attorney atid Counsellor at Law

Office No 13 Sprcckels Block Honolulu II I

P 0 Box 94

TO RENTrr sitr rorrAOE now occupied nv MR

JL E W luckcr containing U rooms bath roompantry veranda room etc 1 here are also stablcarriage house servant room all In gooil orucr

Apply to E R HENDRY at Taduc llardwaieCo s Store Fort street

BooksH elating to Hawaii

Iornmiders Poljncslan Race

Our Journal In the Pacific

Jarves History of the Hawaii Islands

Andrews Hawaiian Diclloniry

Andrews Hawaiian Grammar

Whitneys Guide Hook

Miss lllrda Six Months In the Sandwich lihiulstlawa lan Almanac nnd Annuals 1875 1885

Hawaiian Cook Hook revised edition

Hawaiian Phrase H00U

Easy Lessons for Hawaiian

SCABCE WORBS

A Fow Oopio3 Only

Hawaiian Club ParsHi lolulu Directory and Historical Sketches ot Ih

Hawallin Islands

Hastingers Custom Huuwe Tariff and Digest

The Ishnler an 8 vo weekly Journal March toNovember 1873

Together with an excellent variety of

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

ALBUMS

For sale by

tjioh a rmiuMNotOO Port St

npHEO II DAVIES Co

KAAIIUMAUSTIIKKT HONOLULU

JomirrtJ nnd Commission MerchantsAGRN1S FOR

IlriK and Foteign Marine Imuirmce CominnyNorthern Assuming Compnnv I Iro and IHJ

Pioneer Line of Packets Llvenwol to lIWLlveriKwl Office Nos la and 13 U AHny

TTOLLISTER Co

NVorn and llelall DraptMs and ro

baceonlsttNo 59 Nuuanu fir bet Honoiulu

T A1NE Co

Uommt Merr hanlsImporter and dealers In Hay Grain and General

Produce lrHonolulu

THE DAM HERAL6 1886

Enteral

IRTILLI

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY DECEEMBER

ticttiacmctttfi

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It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured hi

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

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its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agents

TXEZ IML G OTOPhyticlin nd Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours at Kakaako from g to 11 A M everyday except Sundays Will visit patients at their residence by request

All other diseases treated at hisofTice corner ofPunchbowl and Ileretania streets

Office hours from 1 to 5 r M Sundays from 8 toII A M

AT THE

Lincoln Block King StreetDie following dishes may be ordered nt all hours of

the nay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak RibMutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and LggsMackerel Etc Etc

We serve up the Celebrated AHUIMANU RANCHliu 1 1 lK at ever meai

Geo Cavenaghlronrictnr

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor Kingand AlakeaSts

Shaving and lnir cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a specially

WRITING PAPERWRITING PAPER

Now In stock with additional Eastern molces en

route A fine variety of the

CONNECTICUT V A M F Y M I L LSFirst Qualityr

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v Cap Legal LotterNote and B Paper

Assorted weights Also Mircui Wards Irish Liner1 lat Folio ami Note paper plainer can be

ruled up to suit nnv ouier

Tims a aintuMNo 106 Fort St

The Pacific HouseFORT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wharf Next to Custom House

nr1 crvt nil hours Nice airv rooms free

from flies 1 he table supplied with the best the mar

ket alTords at reasonnoie ratesJAS McLLAN

Proprietor

T AHLO

Dealer In Dm Ooods lllee Tea Silks andlaneji Goods Unit Hoots and

Shoes Jlran 1eed and HourOJr mill 1obaeeo

Also proprietor of Hice and Sugar Plantations atKaiieohe Koolau Walplo Kwa and Heela

Cor NuuAnu and Ciiailain Sts Honolulu

VX7-- R CASTLE

Attorneu at Law and Notary PublicNo to Merchant Street Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

BREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS

F A SCHAEFER cVs C Aeintt

Also noents for theDresden Board of UnderwritersVienna Board of UJerwrlters

For the Hawaiian Island

TTANDY STATIONERY

LEGAL CAP PERFECTION PADS

IJODOKRS LETTER PADS

Leiter Cap and Note Blocks of Ant quality piperUgnl Can Leiter and Note Blocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo ami noteblocks M 11 lorm uiocki

for Bills SlntmuentsWash lists etc

Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Desire

wiriu r irirrxrilfu

Scncml JlbbctttccmcntBJL

GHRISTMAS

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H 0 L I DA Y 0 0 D S

A LARGE ASSORTMENT WILL

OPENED SHORTLY

AT THE- -

Popular Milljapry

N S SACHS

No 104 Fort Streety

PIONEER

STEAWi CANDY FACTORY

--AND

IBZEJEIR ST

F HORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Cook ami Baker

Rich and delicious Ice Creim made by Steam

7JJotelSt BntnTclcDuoueauNo4

BREWER COMPANYG Limitctl -

GCNRKAIMERCAN1UE AND

- COMMISSION AGUNT

list or pjthkisP C Jones Jr President nnd ManagerJ O Carthk Treasurer and SecretaryHon Wm P Aiuiri Audilor

IoirectoksHon C R Bisiii r Hon II Vtkriiou

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

JUNHKK ProprietorHotel street Between Tort and NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers as in the pastwith the best the market affords at reasonable rates

Searcher ofJRecords

Office at prokcnt with Albert Smith Esq No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law Oflloo

No 4 Merchant Street Honolulu

MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURHAMBURG Company of Hamburg

AJAEGEKAGENTBuilding Mercliandise Furniture nnd Machinery

Insured against I ire on the most favorable terms

CLAUS SrRECKELS N

w G IRWIN COfc

WH I IRWIN

Sugar Parlors and Commission 4lyenlsHonolulu H I

P P GRAY M D

PllVSiaiAN AND SlUtOICONOffice next door to he Honolulu Llbrirv

8 to 10 AMOffice Hours a to 41 M

7 to 8 f siSundnjf g to 11 A M

RESIDENCE Alakea St Oppo ite Y M C A

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Steam Knylnei Jlolleis Suyar MillsCoolers Iron llrass and Lriul Castings

Honoiulu M H I

Machinery of every description nnde to orderarticuhr attention paid to Slips Ihcksmlthlii gob work executed on the thortestnotlce

W FRAZER

MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and tl7a sts Itoiioliilit

ssr

T- -

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House

f Bfpprielor

AND

Honolulu

SMITHSPlanetary Almanac

Wealher Guide 1887

With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the s

TIME TO PLANTAccording to the scientific theory of

Lunar Influence on Vegetation

For sale at the Honolulu Book-stores Pi ice 25 cents

Teltiili

Honolulu December i 188C

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in thcJMstricts of Ewa Waianae

Waialua and KoOlaupoko will be re

duced tq 00 per monthGODFREY BROWN

President

NOTICETo J Iaclcraen

AND- -

LIVERY STABLESIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNPER CARRIAGE BUGGYPHAETON or CART call on CHAT HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

House All1011

The undersigned will send carts

round the city for removing house

refuse placedjn containers Orders to

be left at his office 84 King street

or with the drivers rateswill be charged

N F BURGESSHonolulu December 2 t886

N F7 BURGESSExpresspan nnd Drayman

84 Street Honolulu

rurxr 1 MmlratecharK EooJworkmnnshtp and a pcifect Office Telephone No 5jjidj ft jjuaranteed

rs

Kinff

giurfncffis Qrnrbo

Tf A SCHABFER CO

IMrORTRRs AND

Commission Merchant

Noso M BKciiANT St itrRT Honolulu

s O BERGER

Agent for Macneale C Urban inenMerchant Strfbt Honolulu

DROWN PH1LLIPS

1racttcal Ptumhets lit Fitters andCopper Smith

House nnd Shi Job Workrromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

T EWERS ft COOKE

Succhssors to Lewers Dicksonrmporters itntl Dealers tn Lumber ami all

Kinds of Untitling MaterialsNo 81 FORT STREET ntoNOLTILU

jH- - SOPERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationers and Netvs Dealers

Jted Jtabber Slump AgencyGazrttb Block No 95 Merchant Stxrkt

Honoivlu II I

T ALFRED MAGOON

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42 Street

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ATTOItNET

Merchant Honolulu

ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer In Choicest lleef Teal Mutton FAcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No la

TJEAVBR SALOON

Fort Strfst OrrosiTn Wilebr S Cos

HJXOCTE ProprietorFirst class linchei srveJ wiihTe Coffee Soda Wa-

ter¬

Ginger Ale nr Milk

Ore rrou 3 a u till ro r u

Suurr Jlniutsltrs a Speciality

WEtT II H DOW C W MACrARLANE

TTtTEST DOW CO

Tmpnrters and Tealr In all K Inds ntrls rrimmFurniture of all kinds Sowing Machines MirrorsPaintings Cliromos and Toys Pictnre FramesfnJCornices to order Moving and repairing Furaiurta specialityNo 105 Tort Street Honolulu

G J WALLERFamilyand Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKIuk Stroot

Employment OfficeUNDERSIGNED IS PRPPARFD TO

furnish scrvnnts for every devenption of workincluding house servants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

Chinese IjitorjirotlnKA specitlty Accounts collected and general commissions cireuitly and promptly executed

OIH001 Nuuinu street cornet Kukui Pl iceOpiwiteUS im Sing W SAKFNG

Yosetnite SkatingSCHOOL

Villlie open eery afternoon and evening as follows

Monday 1 Tuesday Wodnostlny nndSaturuuy voulngs

To the publicjn general

FRIDAY EVENINGSJor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AfternoonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALLManager

S M CarterHas on hand for sale in quantities to suit

Departure Bay Goal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalHard nnd Soft Wood Sawed Split

Manienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley CrnCracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are hwehy solicited and will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

NO 81

Oicttcvil JltiUcitiocmcnijG

Snaus Headnuarirs

IOG TOUT STREET

Is replete with its usutt variety of attractive andseasoiiable Novelties for joung and bid

Consisting in part of

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JIlsccllftiieoHS ArtfclriciiatioiiItooliS

A second Invoice of Mrs Sinclairs lndgeniousFlowers of the Hawaiian Islands Moral

and handy volume Poets Juvenile booksOffice and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Style Papeteries and Tablets

Portfolios Plush Goods Ladies and Gents TravelingCases Necessaries Work Baskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens and Holders Charms Stylo-graph

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Pens Christmas and New YearsCards with more to fotlou

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

For the Young Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Bodies Arms Shoes Hats Jewelry Etc

Wire Beds and Mattrasses Dolls Carriages Chairsand tables Wagons Barrows Sulkies

Velocipedes Tricycles RockingHorses Siioo flys

RUBBER GOODSDolt IUtths Animals Balls Etc Etc

Together ith a variety of other articles v htch muttbe seen to be appreciated

Orders respectfully solicited and Clled with care

TIIOS G THRUMBOOSmLER and STATIONKlt

100 Tort Street

ClAKSNCEttlLDUK VOLNEV VA1LLANC0URTASHTOKD ASHFORD

ASHFORD ASHFORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OpiICe Old Capitol Building adjoining GeneralPost Office

M A QONSALVE3 B IIUTailNSON

Gonsalvcs Co1

Wholesale Jroecrs and Dtne MerchantsKravkr Block Queen Street HonoLvl

Post Office Box No 309 Telephone No 68

John T Waterhouse

rijorer rtinl Dealer In Genet ml Mer¬

chandise

No 5 ji QuKENSTRrin Honolulu

H Haclcfeld CoGeneral Commission Agents

Cor Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Jlooms on Port StreetHonolulu It I

Office In Brewers Block corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A TifURSTON

jllforiioi Xatr

No 8 MBRCIIANTSrilKBT ItONtLUL

Importers and Dealers la

A les Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI- -

ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT PACIFICLife Insurance Company

OP CALIFORNIA

9 O WILDER AGENTAsets December 31 1884 1163000

Policl Issued agatnit Accident for one day up to0 le yiar

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TOHN K PATY If IfPlfiotlr Vubllo and Commission of Deeds W ftiEm

JNOOS JtVing Otreet KorthSiatesol CahfomUand New York Office vjflI M we paws 01 uisnop w m vrm1 lh TApfcw -

Residence 51f IIoiiculw Oahu H I

W 1i 1i

TtfJG DAILY JffEMLD

IS PUtlLlSIlfcO

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

o tiik Pnoritirroii by tub Prem IudluiiingCo

Liu l ted

AI thoOfliop NoCOJIorolinnt St

TKIIUS OF HVDSOttlPribX

Va annum 6oaSnmoiitnj 300ITire months t50Per month 7 SeU

Pottage additional

X3T Suhtcrtpttons Vntahle in Advance

Htief commitbicattonj from all paru ofjthe Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All matters intended for publication a well as Imsinn communications and advertisements should beaddressetl to

THE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY DECEMUR 6 1S86

THE CHURCH PAPER


December announces the retirement of

Rev Geo Wallace from the associateeditorship Henceforth Rev AleMackintosh conducts the paper single- -

handed An article headed Our


men

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of their solemn obligations andresponsibilities ICA Friendly Warn-

ing

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is directed to young Hawaiianin connection with the elevation of oneof them to the position of AttorneyGeneral They arc told You have j

grand object before you which ought toincite you to the utmost to erect asuitable monumentto your late sover-

eign and friend the lamented QueerEmma There is a continuation of

Our Pilgrimage from the graphic penof Capt Luce taking the reader oversome of the prettiest spots in EnglandIn an article on Friendly Societiesthe editor speaks 01

Excelsior Lodge I O O F toCharleston and Speaks of benevolentsocieties as handmaids of the churchrelieving it of the duty of servingtables A note on the Kings Jubileeconcludes We should have beenmore confident in the ultimate good tothe nation had a solemn thanksgivingfor past mercies been proclaimed andprayer for future blessings been offeredup throughout the land The Churchnews at home and abroad is furnishedin good measure and there are educational miscellaneous and literary departments all containing edifying andattractive matter A Hymn for the

Jubilee Queen Victorias by CanonUaynes M A makes a fine ending toa very interesting number of thisperiodical

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The voice of the croaker is the mil

dew of the community


The California American partyjudging by the appeal it has sent toNew York is just as patriotic and justas sensible as the- - Knownothfng Ha-

waiian

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party in this country

Marshal Kaulukou makes frequentrounds 6f the city at night to ee thatthe police arc all at their posts If hisenthusiastic devotion be kept up permanently much improvement may beexpected in the force


duction

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come

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of all the silkworm eggs and mul ¬

berry plants ordered from abroad

Streets sidewalks lights almosteverything indeed that the Governmentis responsible for are in unfavorablecontrast to the qrowtli and solid im-

provement

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of Honolulu due to privateenterprise It is a wonder propertyowners can tolerate such a state ofaffairs when they know that they paythe Government for something better

u hjm - v iijlu- -

Pot all it coss Smiths PlanetaryAlintihac advertised in this jiapershould be obtained by everybody whohas a garden field or plantation andtests made during next year of thetheory of Lunar Influence on Vegeta-

tion

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bitse ijLi

Who makes but one mosquito singwhere two sang beforcis a benefactor tothe community The vicious wretchesseem to have multiplied a million foldsince the rains






ARKIVAXSSaturday Dec 4

Stmr Kinau from Maui and HawaiiStmr Lilcelike from KahuluiStmr Lehua from HamaknaStmr MoVolii from Molokai and MauiStmr Iwalatii from KauaiSthr XhuVuifrom WaialuaSchr Manuokawai from KotauSchr Emma from Kauai

Sunday Drc jStmr C R Ilishop from KauaiStmr Jas Makee from Waianae and Kauai

DEPARTURESSaturday Dec 4

Schr Wailcle Tor Hilo and HonohioaSunday Dec 5

Schr Kawailani for Koolau

VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr Kinau for the Volcano and Windward PensStmr Kilauea Hou for HamakuaStnir Lehua for HamakuaStmr Mokolii for MoloValStmr SurprLc for KuauSchr Ehukal for WaiaiuaSchr Mary E Foster for Kuau

pwyjflwwpuyjw

PASSENGERSFriin Kahuui and warDort dct stmr Likelike

Saturday Dec 4 I Kaloi J K Hauuna F II Auereach A 31 sprout tv Llamc uninaman and about63 deck y

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau SaturdayDec 4 Hon J Parker Hon J P Parker Major W Plu njhnrci u sprecfcei niann ill linuestock C Pardee J Keinlurdt W Elaiidtll T K Keyworth Mrs J K Widdefield Mrs J KJones KimoPake II A Heen wife and 1 children Mrs J P


from Kauai per stmr Iwahni Saturday Dec 4

J H Smith and wte N Garslins F Wetlke O SOray Master FGray KUuchhou Kamakau Her ¬

bert Gats inc 4 Chirese and about at deckFrom Kauai and Waiaait ner stmr las Makec Sua- -

iiasDcj Mrs I K Holllr O J Holt A Ikermauauowtle and about 7 drcLJ

Vessels in Port from Foreign PortsGer bk Pacific Oilman from Bremen GermanyAm bktne Geo C Perkins Ackerman from San

FranciscoHaw schr Jennie Waller Anderson from Faunlnjs

inlandllktne Mary Wlnkclman Backus Corn SanP Fran

ciscoShip Theobald IUed from Newcastle NSWtint bk w 11 watson trom LiverpoolAm bktne Klikitat from Part TownsendAm bk Forest Quceu from San FranciscoIlk Edward Kidder from Portland en roue to Hon

koiellktne Wrestler Schanane from Newcastle N S WIlkG 11 Powers from 11 onglonRj

Vessels Zbcpootod fromForcIcn AortnAm brgtne Saliua DIaVe from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis K M Ilenson sailed from

Boston Auguit 7th due Decemler xo ao To C UrcwcrACo

Ilr tic Martha Fisher to have sailed from LiverpoolAugust 35

Am bk Saranac from Ntw Vork due Kovember iSth Castle Cooke agents

Urit bk Glengaber Kolleston from Liverpool dueJanuary is jif tBij 1 II Oivies Co agents

Am bktne S N Castle Hubbard from Port Townsend W T due December 1530 Castle Cookeagents

Haw blc Ladr Lampson Marston ftom Newcastledus February loao To Urewer Co agents

Cer bk llyura from Hongkong due December pijnunc ciuc jiiyi uudi njfMixyt uue SC1

cemberite To Wilder Co agentsbhlp Mercury from Newcastle N S W due

Dccemlci 31Ger bk Hercules from Liverpool due Feb- -

IB97 10 DCiiaeid m agentsUfcCeyioa from San Francisco due Decem ¬

ber 5iollktne W H Dimond from San Francisco due

December 510S S Australia from San Francisco due De¬

cember ij

NOTESThe bark Wrestler is still anchored out in the stream

She is to go oa he Marine RailwayThe bark Forest Queen is still discharging her cargoThe steamer James Makee had 1147 Ws paddy 94

pieces pipes 7 tkrkcs 3 hogs and 24 raeeages sundries

The steamer Likclike brought iseS bags sugarThe steam r Iwalani brought 38 ereen hides 10 dry

hides 6 bales wool 4 horses 1 cow aod a calfThe steamer lokolii brought loo sacks sugar 49

bales wool 17 sacks potatoes 4 hogs i sheep and 37

packages sundriesThe schooner Manuokawai airived Saturday with

700 bags riceThe bark Theobald has finished discharging and Is

taking in ballast She will sail for the Coast early Inthe week

The bark W It Watson has finished discharging andsails for Astoria toiay or to morrow

The baik O II Iowcn will tako passengers fromhere 1

The steamer Kinau brought 403 bags sugar 6 bancorn 500 goatsuas ehUcs and iao packages sundries

The steamer Lehua biought 15 lulls and a cow lastSaturdoy

CorreipondouooKakvlui Maul Dec ad

JttDeccmbcr nd sailed for San Francisco in ballastschooner IdaSchnauer Kobertton master PassengerPaul Hcitmann

FOUNDA Lap Kobe which the owner can have

on nrovinc property and paying expensesfrom N F IIURGESS

HORSE FOUNDLast Wednesday morninc a horse was fourtd

strayed In my yard below Punchbowl HillThe owner can have the tame by provingproperty anu paying expense 01 in is adver ¬

tisement GEORGE KROUSH

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PioneerSteamCandyacfy


P Horn ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamcnter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those whd intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the larcesf ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Irees An immense assortment of Fancy UASklvlS liUXbbAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Honboiis inlarge variety and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions and sizes ornamented in HORNSyelI

I 111 1 1 a

Known styie wmen aenes an imitation -

EASTBIESOff all known Variety on Hand and also Made to Orden

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those in the- - greatest variety of goods ever shown in Honolulu

HORN will sell at the - v


- As Seeing is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and ticconvinced

o

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich Fgg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but arc made no as before of superior quality and

richness of flavnrandORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORNKcVOTOIEVS STOEE AKD ICE OrRE J TAPTm

1

Both Telephone No 74

J OOBJOEWatchmaker and Jeweler

Has just arrived from San Francisco and hasopened a stote opposite Harts Ice Cream Tartarswhere he wit attend to the manufacturing of all kindsof Jewelry The setting of diamonds etc

Chrrmomotors a Specialty

EIGN STAMPS

O W BURGESSHas for sale a variety of rare foreign postage stamps



New Pliotograpli GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fort Stvcet Honolulu H I

Portraits and vlewtJ First class work Satisfactionguaranteed

I A CONSALVES

PTC ETC ETC

VISITINO CARDS PLAVlNG CARDS SLATE

single and double Duplex cap and letter dipsShipmans letter Cap and Invoice Files Rub

ber Copying Sheets Cop log Ilrushesi- Daniening Howls Inkstands Iaper

Weights Sealing WaiU blackandred Iaper fasteners I

al and Notarial Seals Moores IMotters Illotting- Pads Programme Tassels Key Kings Pins

Silk Taste Pink Tape together with the -

THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLES

now in stock consisting oj

-

full bound in Demy and Medium Siiei


Half Pound in Cap Demy and Medium SiicJ

Cap LoneDay Hooks and Single Entry Day Booksnan uouna 1 wo inirti jay iiooss narrow

Order nooks Trial llabnceJIookCash liookt Qtp Records

and Journili

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Nt 1 Co FnKT Stsst

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KING BROS ART STORE

READY READY READY

For the HolidaysCOME COME COME

Come and See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

We are now placing on exhibitionfor the first time our stock of Noveltiesfor the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected by our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to theUnited States which we unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest finest and bestassorted stock of Picture and ArtGoods ever shown in Honolulu

TUo Following Is a Partial lilt ofJuatost Importation

Steel Engravings Pastel Crayon Paint-ings

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Oil Paintings Photo Albums

Artdtypes Glace Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

- Water Colors Plush FramesSilverware Ebony Brackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photo ¬

graphsArtists Materials Autogiaph

AlbumsParlor Easels Holiday Sou-

venirs¬

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes


Plush Goods Birthday Cards

Painted Plaques and Panels

Book Shelves Wall Pockets

Christmas Cards Etc Etc

SPECIAL

Our recent importations contain acomplete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copperand Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfrom whjch we are prepared to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotol Streot Coruor of Union

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PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted No Cutting of Prices


1 have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of






Ladies Misses and Childtensu

tine first class Hosiery in an uraucs anu snacics nom diiks 10 -- oiion my ucnuemens Hosicrv are Simply Elccant A look at my real HAUtKIGGANS is well worth a

cfor and ate the only the sold herevisit to the store These goods arckvcrything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niihau

myself coorlsof kind

Puffing


TIIE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt In Into Uint

CHARLES HAMMERHiulatelr returned from the Coast with a veil selected stock f all Vimls of TRIMMINGS SADDI FULANKCTS LAI KOIIES and a great variety of articles the like or hch has ntrer before beta seen here

It is Trjt that Clinrlos Hnmtncr will ll the above together with Ills on manufacture ofSaddles and Harness at prices that are bouad to suit everybody

It lit truo tbut Charloa Hammer make of harness is so ell known all over the Kinilom forboth quality and cheapness that there is no need for praising it here

It ill Trno that owners of hortes cannot afford to pass CHARLES HAMMERS viiiont calling Intosee the goods work and prices


CHARLES HAMMERInprtrietor

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets


made Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties in NeckwearAlso by repealed and Special Request a imall Invoice of the Fines Hand made

consequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESV

Obtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods always on hand Fresh California produce


PO Box no Bell Telephone No 549 Mutual No 149


5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED COH E McIMTYKE IHIO

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedTltnl Corni 3ort ami ICiiiuJSlioctB

New nrtrul rrrivnl liv mv nW r- u t -

forma Produce by emy Ttenmer IMhP O Box 315 HSTABUSHED 1879 Telephone 171


campbellblock Honolulu h iReS VoufnVArnt mT rk

road ABeM - On Houein America pe anJ Lfj Agen

taatsfa w av jyJJMLftjailtahflj

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TllE DAILY ID2IUL1AVill be foi Hlilo TDully tit tho IFol l

lowinc X3luuntt

T OTHRtlM i fort ilrcctJ It S01TR Merchant tlret

CRYSTAL SODA WORKS Hotel Sited

Jrloo 13 ContH

MONDAY DECISMBR 6 1886

LOCALjtfEWSA second edition of Gynbcrgdrink

enstein lias had to be issued



Prof 15crgcr promises a generoussupply of music for the moonlit week

Officer Iwalikc yesterday capturedtwo Chinese smoking opium in a hquscon the Palama road

General Dominis and Captain J IIDrown are going to Waialua this isl-

and¬

to morrow

The First Angel Rev i4js thesubject at the S D A Bible readingGymnasium this evening


lesque¬

huge especially haw hawthe songs of the equerries- -


The Herald is asked to contradictthe statement that the burlesque justpublished is on sale at Mr Supers

Kinc Bros art store and the Eliteice cream parlors were prettily illumi-

nated¬


Norman D Garstin and II IIGarstin Kilauca Kauai and WUlaisdell Kcalia Kauai are registeredat the Hawaiian Hotel




Bishop Hall of Science Othu Col-

lege¬

was filled with invited friends onFriday evening o hear Prof L LVan Slykcs lecture on Air whichriveted the attention of all for twohours being profusely illustrated with

experiments

Sometime between Friday night andSaturday momis the blacksmith shopof Mr C B Wilson Superintendentof the Water Works situated on theEsplanade was broken into and achest df tools taken therefrom to avacant lot broken oncn and some ofthe tools stolen It is thought possiblethat the robber took the tools to use in


the city-

King Bros have a superb lot of en ¬

gravings from the masters including amagnificent pair of the battles of Tra ¬


tures

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of the battles of Kassassin andTel el Kebir in the recent Egyptianwars There arc also numbers ofpeaceful subjects in great variety andstandard works well worth inspectionTwo of Tavernicrs latest paintings ofthe volcano arc on view while awaitingframes

Capt Cluncys horse Joe Dakewon the race at the Park on Saturdayin smin 40se beating Mr Schumanns Benton Bov so badly in thefirst heat that the latter was ruled outand no more heats were run The racewas for 100 n side There was apretty large crowd out to whom therace was rather unsatisfactory Otherraces were therefore made in half miledashes and so forth in one of which astallion of Miles Hayley beat a mareof Mr Schumann

Moonlight Concerts

Thnre will be a moonlmht concertthis Monday evening at 7

Square The following30 at EmmaI lllc ru- -

grammeMiuch Glory V WWOverture Romantic Kclcr UclaPollcA Stefanlo Falirlmcl

Selection Uohcmian Gill Dalle

Ko Olc o lea Moi

Selection Grand Mogul AudranWallr Vuietian Nlfihts StraussIhlUuI Monilng Kcclhoven

1olka Uesi SawcillnlHawaii ionol


take nlace on Tuesday and Thursday

evenings at Emma Square

SIDE EIGHTS

McCarthys Triplets

As a true tonic effective Ivigontor ami

Centime npnelher Duflye Malt WJilky is

unexcelled1




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ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL

Progress on tho Mew EdlficcPriory Fair

The

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signed to be one of the noblest speci ¬

mens ol architecture extant were laidin Honolulu nineteen years ago It isnot purposed in this article to give adescription of what St Andrews Cathe-dral

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tion¬

for local readers of the presentstate of the erection with the plansundertaken for utilizing the built por ¬

tion of the edifice in the immediatefuture Honolulu people know thatthe stone for the cathedral was shapedin England and taken out ready to beput up also that after very slow pro-gress

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all those years the present yearsaw a pushing forward of work until theshell of the chancel is now completeThis portion of the contemplated pileis in itself a magnificent structure thathas called forth the warmest encomiumsfrorn visitors who have seen the finestarchitecture in tho world These assertthat there is nothing to excel thechancel in all America The beauti-fully

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proportioned and vast arch themassive Doric columns with Corinthiancapitals the beautiful windows allgrow in majesty and beauty on thegazer


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on November 37th a succes- -tion of Bishop Willis submitted tothe Chuicl Trustees was adoptedbeing to have the chancel prepared foroccupancy as soon as possible Acomntittee was appointed consisting- - ofHon A S Cleghorn Capt Mist RN and Rev George Wallace to havethis work done if practicable byChristmas The west end of thechancel will be boarded upa floor will belaid to receive temporarily the seatsfrom the pro Cathedral and the organwill be transferred from the old to thenew building and be placed on its per-

manent¬


has been having the grounds clearedup and improved Trees have beentrimmed and culled and a road hasbeen made to Emma Square Thebuilding stone alongside the chancel isto be all moved away while a neatfence is to divide the lot from EmmaSquare When the chancel is readyfor occupancy work will begin on thebays and be pushed as vigorously aspossible In connection with the foregoing an incident that came within ourreporters hearing is worth mentioningMr Cleghorn was showing Rev AMackintosh and the writer what he wasdoing and going to do and remarkedin reference to u tree against which theaxe had been laid with disastrous effectfor the tree that it must be a pretty


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THE IAIR

Saturday last a fair was held at StAndrews Priory for the benefit of thecathedral building fund There werea great many articles furnished for saleby ladies of the different congregationsand it was not long after ten oclockwhen the fair opened that the variousrooms tents and stalls were throngedwith seers and buyers An elegantlunch was furnished in a lanai wherechoice viands were sold at fair priceson the European plan of pay according to what you get Also there was atable spread with Hawaiian staple dietover which Princess Likelike presidedBoth tables were well patronizedMusic was furnished by the Reforma-tory

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school band that played in itsusual creditable way a varied selectionThe delightfuKy shady retreat ocgupiedby the Priory was picturesque with alot of army tdnts loaned by the KingApart from the handsome goods andthe toothsome refreshments the occa-

sion¬

was one of quiet but deep enjoyment to those present It was one ofthose too rare opportunities in Honolulu for getting away from the dustystreets and the cares of business tospend a few hours ol leisure amongsuburban shades not in solitude but inthe midst of a pleasant company HisMajesty attended the fair during theafternoon


anan Hawaiian table Mrs A Mack-intosh

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Misses Louisa Brickwood StellaKeomallani and Kapoli fancy tablpMrs F PJIIastings and Mrs Geo CHeckley fancy table No 2 Mrs Mal-

colm¬

and Mrs J W Robertson paint ¬

ings table Mrs M D Monsarrat andMrs G D Frecth glass and chinatable Mrs McLean and Misi HattieBoyd flower table Miss Rose Makeechildrens table Misses von Holt andGrace Robertson candy table MissesBath and Crozier icecream table MrsKellett Mrs A Clark Mrs II Smithand others the article being furnishedby Mr Hart


freshment table the gift of a superblyornamental cake which was an objectof great attiaction to eveiybody Itwas one of the gems pf the PioneerBakerys production of an exceedinglygraceful design and perfect workman ¬

shipM

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A Defaulted Exhibition

There was to have been an exhibi ¬

tion at Iolani Palace on Saturday eve-

ning

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of presents received by theKing on his birthday It was an-

nounced

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as a fair for the benefit of StAndrews Cathddral building Sand ad-

mission

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being placed at ten cents to thegrounds and one dollar tothe balconiesHundreds of people went to the gatesduring several hours from six oclockbut were turned away in short orderwhen they sought admission An ex-

ception¬


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Chinese and Japanese soldiersbeing on hand to announce them andto keep back the white people Therewas an exhibition of hulas within theroyal precincts and a few foreignersincluding some Palace avorites whogot in under distinguished patronagewere unceremoniously turned outagain There arc different reasonsgiven for this invidious course Nativesoldiers say that His Majesty was in-

censed¬

at the unfavorable sentimententertained against the hulas by foreigners and concluded to give none ofthem any more opportunity for seeingthe exhibitions Another statement isthat the King was displeased on beinginformed that the announced Palace

fair having no authorization from theCathedral minagcrs its proceeds couldnot be accepted for the benefit of thebuilding fund Again the failure ofthe exhibition of presents to come offis attributed to the impossibility of hav-

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went round on Saturday night thatan evening this week would be fixedfpr the show

Hilo Happenings

The weather Ins been very stormyand rainy during last week The riverscarried down logs silt and rubbishinto the sea The mountain peaks arecovered with snow

On Tuesday evening about half pastsix oclock the barkentine Amelialaden with lumber came into theharbor and anchored near WainakuIn the morning her flag was flyingunion down The trouble proved tobe that the waves were driving Tier Onthe rocks By throwing out lumberthey saved her until Capt Swintoncame to help them with the Canuteand the vessel was saved from bcincwrecked

C S Lewis and Miss Lucy Wetmorewere married on Tuesday evening byRev Mr Wetmore at the residence olMr Wetmore

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A writer in Temple Bar describesTisza the Hungarian statesman whohas been Premier of that section of theAustrian Empire for more than tenyears as follows He looks like anold Jew clothes man Hook nosedspectacled with stooping shouldersunkempt beard and long gray hairtrailing over the collar of a shabby coathe is no imposing personage Hewears the shabbiest of hats and smokescheap cigars all day long He is aman of few words Disdainful of littlecourtesies he never tries to ingiatiatehimself and does not seem to carewhom he offends by his brusqucnessHe is not a fine orator nor a greatfinancier nor a bold party manageryet he is the most popular man inHungary and the most respected Hisadministration is masterly

Drunk to Death

Luluka mate of the schooner MaryFoster was drinking whiskey duringyesterday afternoon until between fiveand six ojclock he began to get blue inthe face pnd deathly sick The Mar-

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healing of his state went to seehim had him sent to his home at

Cape Horn and summoned a doctorto attend him At a quarter to ten lastnight shortly after taking medicinethe man died Ve leaves a widow andperhaps a family but of the latter ourreporter is not informed

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the imported Candies at theElite are yunvyum Go and try somel

Miss Tuck at Misi Harrys Punchbowlstreet lias received by last steamer a largoassortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork - 1 w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

Now Is tho time to get your ChristmasCards We Imejust received a hrge andwell selected stock nllncw and of the latestdesigns Call and get one King Bros ArtStore Hotel street tf

II you want a good smoke or your moneypatronize Home industry and call at J wHincltys Crystal Works 60 Hotelnouastreet Island orders solicited and promptlyfilled There is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WHingley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

A Goon Rfmeov One fepls better actsbetter and Is contented after taking a plate ofGood and Iurc Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel street De ¬

licious Fruit Ices and Sherbets In everchangingvariety The Fancy Cakes and Candies ofsuperior make and quality nro all the gol Allorders promptly attended to Ring up 338Mutual Telephone Hell i2

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Fhcdcmand for carpenters in SanBernardino is far in excess of thesupply

The brick ulscd in erecting a newbuilding at San Diego is being broughtfrom Chicago






An electric railroad is promised atOntario San Bernardino county It islsaid that Eastern capitalists have takenhold of the matter

A hunter arrived in Visalia from themountains recently bringing with himeight bearskins as a part of the pro-ceeds

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of a few days hunt

The railroad which connects Prescott A T with the Atlantic andPacific will it is said be continued onsouth through a rich mining country toPhoenix Florence and Benson

A new town called Ramona hasbeen laid out seven miles east of LosAngeles and another of the samename has been located on the SantaMaria ranch San Diego county

A newspaper in one of the rainingtowns tells of a balloon seen thererecently and thinks it was being madeuse of by spies to see if any hydraulicmining was going on in that region

A Nevada paper is in favor of legalizing lotteries in that State in order tokeep at home the large amount ofmoney sent away for investment in for-

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The centennial of the Santa BarbaraMission will be celebrated on the 6tji7th and 8th of December There willbe a procession and ether festivitiesand a large number of priests fromother parts of the State will be present


New Knownothinglsm

For some reason or other not ap-parent

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on the surface printed appealsin rather excited language in favor ofan American party have been forwarded to New York from San Fran-cisco

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for distribution at the ferries theBrooklyn Bridge the horse railroadsand places of public resort The ap ¬

peal contains the following rather start-ling

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sentences Wc demand the un-conditional

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repeal of the naturalizationlaws Wc demand that the soil ofAmerica shall belong to Americansand that no aliens shall hold propertyTn this country Free common schoolsare the only bulwark of human libertyThe fchurches must not be higher thanthe State Seventy five per cent ofthe discharged European convicts cometo America We want no GermanApiencarij no Irish American vote noEnglish dudes and no Italian-American- s

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receives 300 a year while thesum of about 80000 is devoted topublic education Bulgaria has itsnational bank which is privileged toissue notes with its headquarters atfaolia and branches at Varna Rustciulc and Phillippopojis Corr Lon ¬

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of vegetable fiber such as sawdustrags or tow The process is to digestfor several hours in sulphuric acid thento dilute the mixture with water and toDon lor same time when the rags orwhat not will have been found to haveundergone a magical change and tohave been converted into sugar Acurious fact is that roo parts of ragswill yield 115 parts of sugar the in ¬

crease in weight being due to the ele ¬

ments of water absorbed during thechange Londtn Public Opinitn

The culture of tobacco in Geunanywlnch has declined since r88i is nowprogressing more favorably 1986597acres having been planted this yearagainst 1952859 acres last year

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writes I have used your Unitys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concocInnswhkh are now flooding the land as slimnlantdiquors

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WASHING AND IRONING CLOTHES

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Improvements In Intinrtry Work DurlnRtho Inst Twenty Ycnrs

In ttio Wnsli ltoom Whirling InCylinders Centrifugal 1owor tollsliTUcro --fan expression current that tho na¬

tions using tho most perfumery uso tho leastsoap Carrying out this Inforonco to Indi ¬

viduals would lx porlmi going too far butthoro may bo Bomothlng In tho soap questionwhen applied to laundry work that will boof interest without being personal Thogrowth of Improvements in motliods oflaundrylng during tho last twenty years hasboon marked Indood it la tho opinion ofsomo that tho real laundry work proper dotesfrom about ton years ago Supposing all arofamiliar at loast by observation if not byoxpcrlonco with tho wash day appliances oftho kitchon lot us tako a look into ono ofthosa modern laundries and rco what anmrltcd clinngo thoro is in methods if not inresults

On ontcring tho wash room a sonsa of scmloufTocatlon comes to the nowcomor duo to thogreat chongo in tho atmosphoro from thodryer air without though this soon passesaway Tha clothos as thoy como In soiled arotaken from tho packages carefully markedand then separated and put to whirling inImmonso wood lined cylinders which nrokept revolving first in ono direction then inanother Thoso cylinders aro supplied withsoap nnd tho clothes nro cleansed by themovement back and forth From ono ofthoso cylinders tho4clotbes nro changed to asimilar ono full of foaming soap suds andthon to tho wringer or mora properly oxtractor This consists of a hollow vat ortub of metal tho sides of which aro punc-tured

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Willi holes tho wholo being on a pivotand placed insldo of another tub or case

CENTIUFUOAL POWEnTho wot clothes nro dumixxl into this re-

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and it is sot to whirling at tho ratoof 1200 revolutions a mlnuto Tho centrifugalpower thus generated sends tho water flyingout of tho clothes and nicoly fits them for thedrying process This latter consists of longbars on rollers which aro filled with clothesand run into n placo supplied with manysteam coils that glvo rapid und thorough dry-ing

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When tho water has disappeared outcomo tho garments and thoy begin their Iron-ing

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Journoy Tho smaller articles Hko handkorcblofs nro put botween cloth coverednyllndens all the mnchlnory practically be-

ing run by steam and tho collars nnd cufTsnro subjected to high polishing prcssura Thostarching Is dono jn a cylinder similar in con-struction to tho washors though BmallorTho shirt fronts and what man doosnt Hkoa shining ono whether its scon or not aronot subjected to tho old fashioned hand-Ironin- g

process but nro stretched upon aflat ironabout two foot long by ono wide slightlybeveled nnd covered with cloth nndthen byaid of a lover tho shirt is raised up on theirou until it reaches nnd Is run over by nt lowly revolving cylinder heated by gas onits tnsido Tho result Jj u Ix autlful gloss

Caro has to bo taken howover to keepeverything moving just right as tho rolleris kept bo hot it would easily bum tho shirtfront if loft upon it niiy length of time lipcollars como out of tho cylinders polishedproperly and thoh In caso it is a turndowna neat IJttlo niachlno runs a moistened rolleralong where tho bend is to bp nnd thus ifproper caro Is exorcised tho collar Is bent toshnpo and is not cracked Starch and paperarotwo supplies much used and tho fonncrcomas in by tho barrel lots while tho papercomes by tho car load and goes out in smallquantities tlod up around your weekly laun-dry

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package Tho work Is largely done bygirls who aro paid from 5 to 810 per weekand their work and tho hot air thoy areobliged to stay in much of tho time entitlethom to all thoy get Pans aro used how-over

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to keep tho rooms as puro U3 posslblorionocr Press

Power of a Well Trained ActressWhen sho appeared last April at Her Majes¬

tys thoatro tho differences between tho SarahBernhardt of to day und tho Sarah Bernhardtof ten years ago were scarcely greater thantho moro lapso of timo must havo caused evenhad sho scrupulously husbanded her resourcesIf sho is no longer tho silver toned sylph whosonameless charm of speech and movement stillhaunts us at tho mention of Ix Bphlnx orLa Fillo do Itoland that is merely because

tho most perfect of conservatoires cannot im ¬

part tho secret pf eternal youth All thoessentials of her talent sho retains well nighunimpaired If sho puts them to less oiqulBlto uso than heretofore sacrificing nobilityOf pos to restless vividness of gesture purityof diction to ingenious elocutionary effectseeking that is tho fault of tho plays in whichsho appears Sho has tho old means at hercommand and sho uses them with tho oldmastery though sometimes to less worthyends

What thon has- given her this power ofpassing undegradod through all tho Influencesthat make for degradation What talismanlias savod hor volco from becoming coarsoher plastik from hardening Into mechanismand her passion from habitually rushing intorontj SlniplyI bcliovo tho talisman of athorough training an early and systematicmastery of tho mothods of her craft It Isono pf tho characteristics of physical accom ¬

plishment and tho qualities which can boacquired by training nro mainly physicaltime li oven is inorojumcniD to unlearn thanto learn A good swimmer a good skater ngood crlckoter may by sheer disuse declinein actual power but ho will novcr loso hisform and swim skato or bowl Hko ono un-trained

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or ill tralnod In theso yxerckes Sim-ilarly

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nn actress who lias onco learned tomovo gracefully arid speak beautifully willrotaln thoso distinctions in pito of star partsand long runs and boulovard uudlenws nndEngland nnd Amorlca in splto of nil tho cir-cumstances

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lu short that tend to producecrudity nnd commonness National Iloviow

tlapun Tenure of OlllcoIn Japan tho tenure of olllco lu tho custom

houosorvico Is for llfo and as ovory- chief ofdivision must work up from a subordinatejxwltion each is a thorough master of hisduties

Tho height of tho Curfleld monument atClovoland O In consequence- of its unsafocondition has been reduced seventy flvo feet

Sally what timo do your folks dlnolSoon as you go away that- - missus orders

Comlo Weekly

Tho wlfo of tho emperor of China will botoloclod by tho astrologers nt Icln in Fobruiiry

Tho red whlto and bluo of tho Union Jacknro tho colors adopted by Uio English Union-ists

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Commerce and labor nro going to bod justas aristocracy is going to dinner Balzaci

Bon lcrloy Pooro tips the beam ut thoround 5500 notch

What can Jaws do without morals Bonjawin Franklin

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THE 8ECC ND HAND H6 TRADE

How Thoy Aro Matto Over and Sold Se ¬

crets of tlio TradeBald tho shoemakers You would bo rur

prised to seo tho class of mon who purchasesecond hand shoos I havo among my cus-

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an elderly gentleman who comes heroregularly ovory throo montlis arid buys a pairof shoes for 9160 Ho Is wealthy but amiser Many mon whom I might nnmo andwho nro well nblo to buy now nboes prefersecond hand ones for economys sake Whona pair of shoos aro cast off thoy aro worthlessto tho original purchaser and cati bo boughtfor a song When business is dull I some- -times go out on n collecting lour nnd in acouplo of hours will obtain enough shoes andboots to keep mo omployed for a monthBoots nro much moro valuablo than shoes bocauso thoy contain moro leather I findthat thoy nro not worn much nowadaysand thoso I occasionally como across aro raadoof tho finest leather

What moans nro tnken to burnish up oldshoesf was asked

Tho uppers of second hand shoos nro nlwnysgood whether tho lowers aro worn or not Iftho body of Uio shoo Is not In n pntchablo con-

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I must put on an cntlro now lnstopUsunlly tho upper part of tho hool to tho curvoof tho foot remains In good condition Some¬

times It becomes necossary to entirely reno ¬

vate old shoes so that when finished thoy areHko now ones with this dllTcronco that tholeather used is not so good as tho originalSoles and heels always hava to bo rebuilt andtho toes capped In all theso repairs thocheapest of solo leather is used Whon finishedtho shoes can bo sold from soventy Ilvo centsto 1M A shoo must bo of tho finest leatherand bo but Httlo worn to bring tV

Who nro your customersPoor people who can afford to pay but

Httlo for their shoos I supply wholo familieswith shoesfrom tho father and mother to thobaby I do but Httlo business in womens shoesWomen usually wenrthoir shoes in tho streetuntil thoy lccomo shabby whon thoy aro cutdown and usiyl In tho houso as slippers Andthen besides womens shoes nro now so cheapthnt it would not pay to moko them over

Whilo tho reporter wis listening to tho cob¬

blers chatter there entered tho storo n labor ¬

ing man who after much dickering boughta pair of brogans tlirco sizes too Inrgo forhim for ninety cents

Thoso shoes which I havo just sold con-tinued

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tho shoemaker wlll4 wear tho mannearly n year Tou know whnt ho paid forthem and can estimate about what shooleather costs somo poor people who knowwliero to purchase Brooklyn Unglo

nOUMANIAS CUPID JIG

A Wedding Dnuci Thnt Tests Wind nndTilinl of Jolly rnrtlclpniits

A Roumanian wedding party Is ono of thonosiest nnd jolllest gatherings that can bo imiglucd Tho chief feature of tho celebrationIs tho danco held nf ter tho tying of tho nup-tial

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knot A reporter was present for a shorttimo nt a dnuco of this description held nt ahall on tho Bowery Tho couplo hnd beenunited nt tho synagogue in tho Afternoon

Tho wedding feast was eaten shortly afterit tho homo of tho bride Everyliody Inluding tho children hen proceeded to tho

hall nnd tho dancing went on continuouslyuntil 2 oclock thu next day

At about 11 oclock tho fun was at itslielght Tho favorite national danco was onIt is called a jig though liearing Httlo resorailanco to a good old Irish danco of that nameTho orchestra struck up u monotonous butft unpleastng ono two turn turn melodyllio dancers fbrmed in a circle tho men andwomen being placed alternately and joiningtholr outstretched unns the hands of eachperson clasping tho shoulder of his partnersan tho right and left

Tho components of tho living ring or circlethus formed then began stepping timo to thomusic slowly nt first but with Increasingspeed tho clrclo moving now to tho rightnow to tho loft tho step now becoming all Uiotimo moro lively nnd less regular until It wasa hop backward a skip forward anda jumpsideways This was continued until somolinks of the human endless chain abruptlybroko oft from oxhaustlon

Tho bride a very pretty girl of about 80was attired in an old gold bronze dress walk-ing

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length and elaborately flounced nnd cm- -beUishcd Over her hend sho wore a whitefichu Tho groom was In regulation full dress

A peculiar feature of tho affair was thatono of tho waiters attired In a uniform ofshorl white coat and long apron was thebrides brother Ho danced tho jig withgroat gusto and was said to bo the best Rou-manian

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jigger in this country Now YorkJournal

Gen Van Alens Uso of NegroesImmediately after tho ovacuation of York

town by tho Confederates tho placo wasillled to overflow by negro refugees andtheir caro and disposition was ono of the im-portant

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qiicbtions of tho period They wereinstalled in tho vacant cabins of tho old Con ¬

federate camp and mado as comfortable aspossible and at tho samo timo kopt understrict dlsclpllno by tho provost guard WhenMcClcllan becamo btraitened for troops andlaborers before Richmond he drew1 everyablo bodied man away from tho garrisonOno morning a steamer on ts way to thearmy with troops was detained sevoral hoursliecuuse tho quartermaster had no men totraiibfor coal from tho barges To meet thoemergency Gen Van Alcn without authorityor advico from anyone ordered tho provostmarshal to select a gang of negroes from thocamp and sot them at work Tho ico wasbroken and from that time negroes did aUtho manual labor of tho command Thequartermaster and commissary departmentshad regular details ovory day oil tho graveswere dug nnd tho dead from tho hospitalsburled by squads selected for tho purposoand dually moro than 1000 picked mon weresent up tho James river to work in thotrenches with McClollans army There woresomo adverso criticisms by a fow red hotnowspaiiers upon tho generals action but howas sustained by tho government andthanked by tho gcneral-in-chle- f Cor BostonJournal

The Ooddoas Oh tho DomeThere is said to bo a superstition attached

to tho Goddess of Llborty that stands silentlyon the domo of the Capitol Though it Is notwidespread it is said to bo deeply rooted insomo minds Had congress decided to gild thogoddess It would porhap- - havo been foundlilllcult to get any ono to undcrtako tho taskIt is well known that whon tho domo wasthoroughly painted sovoral yours ago thopainter who worked about thu goddess losthis reason declaring that sho had life andwas possessed of tho spirit of tho Virgin Ata certain hour In tho morning very noar thomoment of sunrise there lsonoolntinthohead dress of tho ttutuo that reflects back tholight appearing as a star It is only for ashort timo that it can bo soon Every morn ¬

ing this ensnared painter would knoel in frontof tho Capitol and worbhtp tho ctar crownodgoddess as long as the star was visible- Oth ¬

ers aro said to havo como under tho influtmcoof this brouzod goddess and liavo imaginedthat sho exorcised some mysterious powerover thom Somo Imagine it Is sold thatshould they look too often at tho 8tuV thatshluos on hor forehead at morn thoy mightsuffer tho fate of the poor painter Washing

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Charles Hustace100 find 111 King St between Fort anil Alalcea

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Sr iSI3 GBOCEBIBSContUtln in ait of

Family Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupce Hamand Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Dates RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam WaTcrs Saloon nnd Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All of

ate offered nt lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P Box No 371

Tine Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F MILDER - ProprietorTctephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

Tho Finest Manilla la the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In

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rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

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AGENXSrORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Pala Plantation Hitchcock Co IMantallaa

Grove Ranch Plantation H lIaUteaJW lalua Plantation- A It Smith Co Koloa Kauai

Unljn Fire ami Insurance Company of San Francisco1 tna Flru Insurance Company of HartfordTh New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston

rv D M Westons Patent Centrifugal Machines - -

The New York and Honolulu Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San Francisco -

Dr fayne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox Oibbs Remington and Wheeler - Wilson Sewing Machl

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LAINE CONo 34 Port St Olook Building

Haye received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds f stock viz

COOKED LINSEED MEALIl is the Flesh fanner Milk and liutter jioducer in use

Oil Cake Meal shows about fj per cent of nutiltivu matter this 30 per cent 100 lbs of this mealIt enual to 300 lbs ol oats or 38 bs f corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaledMIXED FEED a well as our usual kupplypf the best kinds of

Hay Oats WTioat Etc EtcWhich Is offrred at the Lowest Market Rates and delivered free to any part of the city

1 B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all of Brickr Iron Stone and Wooden Duildings Refers to thefollowing prominent buildings creeled by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Falacc Lunalilo Uome Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeand Aswan Iluildings Ktc

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Macfatlane CoSolo Agent

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

JT E W 3EJ J IS X SNo 02 Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE

Ever brought to thil marke

Clocks Watches Bracelet Neck ¬

lets Pins Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Slecvo Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elosnut Solid Silver Xoa Sots

And all kinds of silver ware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of wutdes and Jewelry carefully at- -

tended to and executedmanner

In tne most woricmaniiKc

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and job work

from the other Island

Crystal Soda Works-- MANUrACTUBERSOr

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Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Bssoncos

Our Goods ate ucknowleged the 11 FST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles

K3T W Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently Introduced hy which nil wattrs usedn our manuiactures Is absolutely Treed from all impurities

SZT W deliver our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city

Careful attention paid to Islands Orders Addrsss

THE CRYSTAL SODA NVOUKS

P O BOX 3g7 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 208

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonnettes and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped vith the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top I3uggics second hand Har-ness

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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Number j or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

Z JUST RECEIVEDA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of WinesSpirits and Ales which we guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXma3 presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

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