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SUN FIRE QFFEOE

--OF LONDO- N-

EJstablishod 1710Inturitnce effected upon every description

of property at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327333700Claim arranged by the Local Acents nnd

with promplitudo and liberality Theurhdlction of the Load Tribunal recognized

G AY Mucfarlttiio A Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

c j McCarthy11A3 RFCEIVEt FROM

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrival a very choice collection uf cigars andsmokers article consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs mmthe Fine Flor dc Cuba

AUo some Full Dress 1ct Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come and try some of thesefine goods which can lie had at

107 1011T STKEET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

UNDERSIGNED HAVINGTHE duly appointed Administratrix ofthe estate of Kecmo Kartu late of Honoluludeceased all persons havint claims against thesaid estate are notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for-

ever barred and till persons indebted to saidestate arc requested to make immediate payment to me LAVINIA KAPU

Administratrix of the estate of Keonc KapuHonolulu Dec 22 188G

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PREMISES SITUATED ON1 Punahou street called Kananilohiathe

property of C II Jmld are for sale or for

lease lor a term 01 yearsKor particulars Inquire of

ALEXJCARTWRIGHTHonolulu Dec M 1886

NOTICEA MEETINcToF THE DIRECT-

ORS

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or the Mutual Telephone Co heldthis day It was decided to reduce the rent ofinstruments to 500 per month In the Districtsof Koolau Eva Waianae and walalua

A JAEGERSecretary Mutual Telephone Company

Honolulu Jan 6 1887

NOTICETO HACKMEN

-- AND

Liveiy StablesIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE DUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CIIAS

T HOYT corner of Alakca and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

for one yeanj GOMESWatchmaker and Jeweler

Opposite Elite Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St

Manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc

OUronouiotcrs n Bpoolnlty

THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolov

No GO Nuuatm StrootHonolulu II X

Particular attention paid to repairing

0 u wulk

Lawyer awl Kotaru Public

OfTice at 15 Kaahumanu Street

r JOHN T DARE

--Attorney and Counsellor at

OiKlceJ No t Spreckels Wock Honolulu II I

P 0 Box 04

vjTF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

f84King Street Honolulu

-- SceT elephone No o

nnirc r

Law

Residence is

TTONOLuLU IKUH wuii

t aliim mgtnn othr flUr amVrai 1 Oanllnotfooler Iron

Honolulu

Machinery of ry descrlnllon fclar attention paid to PtCslwsrk axeouted o the skortestnotice

THE DAILY HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1887

fcncU bevrtscmente

FOREIGN STAMPS

G W BUItQESSHat for lain A variety of rf foreign pottage stamps

for collections Call anil tea them nl

No 84 Klnft Street Honolnltt

HpHOS G THRUM

lMfORTINO AND MANUFACTURING

Stattonsr Uook etllcr Prtnler book ¬

binder etc

And publisher of th Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer In Kin Stationery Book Music Toys anaFancy OooJ

Fort Strrxt Near Hotel Honolulu

The Liverpool London k Globe Insurance Co

Assets 353JioodNet Income 1885 8854000Claims Paid 107930000

Have established an agency in Hono-lulu

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for the Hawaiian Islands nnd theundersigned are prepared to write risks acainstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingson favorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents insured for a period of three years for two premiums in advance Losses promptly adjustedand payable here

BISHOP CO

DR M GOTOPhysician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

OfTic hours at Kakaako Iron 0 ton a it everyCay swept Sundays Will villi patients at their residence oy request

All other diseases treated at his office corner ofPunchbowl and lleretanla streets

Office hours from 1 to j r t Sundays fiom 8 toA SI

AT TTrlE

Lincoln Block Klnj Street

5

The following dishes mty Ix ordered at all hours oftin aay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel btc lite

GEORGE CAVENACHProprietor

PIONEER

8TEA1GAN0Y FACTORY

AND

b akicb yT IIOH3ST

Practical Confectioner 1attry Cook and BakerRich and delicious let Cream lauo by Steam

c

7t Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSIONIAOENTS

list or orricsRS

P C Jones Jr President and Manager

10 Carthx TreasuremndSecietarys AuditorHON Wst V Allen

pirkctorsHom C K Uisiior IIon1I WatbriiouseI

r poppeSearcher 01 Records

Office nt present wiih Albert Smith lvi No 9

Kaihumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Ltsw OIHoos

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

f a WILLIAMS

Importer and Dealer in

i r iKrii Description AUo

VnhoUteror ami ManufacturerFurntturo Warerooms No in Fort Street Work ¬

shop nt old stand 01 Hotel Street All order promptly

nttenucu to

P P GRAY M D

vriYHtatAX 4VJ1 SCUCHCOX

Oftice next door lo the Honolulu Library6 to to AM

OrncK Houas to 4f t

7 tO Or M

Sundays 9 to 11 A si

RESIDENCE Alakea St Opposite Y-- C A

TO RENT

PREMISES LATELY OCCUrpHEI Emma ofiii niepn corner

Nuuinuandlletetania streets are offered for

term of s upon rwsonable

Sencwl dltiUctttecmcnta1

Gents Fiuttiskiiift-- Goods

Popular Miillinery House

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

--AT THE- -

ProprietorHonolulu

Good Goods at Low PricesComplete Line of

GENTS WHITE SHIRTSWe offer the Best Unlaundrlcd Shirt for 100 Under Shirts in Wool

Merino and Canton flannel Jean Drawers and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of

GENTS OUTSIDeWoOL SHIRTSLatest Styles of Gents Collars Cuffo and- - Neck Wear Gents White andColored Socks and Suspenders A good assortment of

GENTS DRIVING GLOVES

TRUNKS AND VALISES LWAYS ON HAND

N S SAOHS 104 FOET ST

M GOLDBEEG

Corner Fort andliMercliant Stsi Honolulu

IMPORTER AND DEALERJIN

MCUSTOM ffiBE CIOTHlSe

Pino Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps Etc Etc

ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED AND PltllM ATTENDED TO

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO IdSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co- - and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedJSnst Corner 3Jort imtllCtna StrootB

New oods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Call-

fornia Produce by every steamer All orders failhlully attended to and Uoods delivered toi

flllV part of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Tost- -

oliicc Hox No MS Telephone No 92

I O Box 31s

Real Estato AgentAirent

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ESTABLISHED 1879

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JOS E WISEMANTelephone

GENEBAL BUSINESS AGENTCAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H I

HI

EmploymentCustom House Broker

Monoy EroUerilders Steamship Affent Mnnajer HawalanOpera House

lireat UurlinKIOIl sauroounBkAmerica PIro and Llfo Insurance Agent

TIIE TRUTH MUST BK TOLDHJls TimoltUat

OHAJRLES IZAMMIUBrrom the Coast with a well selected stock or all kinds of TRIMMINGS SADDLE

AfWTO unHES arida areat variety of articles the like of which has naver bsforo been seen hereHas

ItlsTrilotlittt OUnrlos Hnmmor wm tr above toother with his own manufacture of

Saddles and Harness at pneos inas wuw -- -Ohrtrlon IlninillOV irae 1 u Known aw over 110 rvnBugnwrT la trito tllist

and dteapness that there Is no need for praising It hereh0hJtUJ ire thai owners of hores cannot afford to pass CHARLES HAMMERS without calling In to

see the good wcrk and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprlstor

gusincaa Grnrtte

CLARItNCR WILDERASIlrORD

I VOLKSV VA1LLANC0URTI ASIIFORU

ASIIFORD A ASIIFOIULaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OrrlCR Old Capitol Building adjoining General1nst J dice

F A SCHAEFER CO

IStrORTERS AND

Co mm 10 it Merchants

No to Merchant Strket Honolulu

p 0 BERGER

Agent for Macneale Urban SafesMerchant Street Honolulu

T 3liillipsPractical Plumber Oat Filler ami

Coiper SmithHouse and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

Svccbssors to Lewers DicksonImporters ami Dealer In Zumber and all

Ulmt of Jliitlilttii MaterialNo 81 Fort Street Honolulu

T II S0PERI Successor to

J M OAT JR COStationer one Aeioj Dcfflcrt

Jlcil Jtubber Stamp AgencyGaistte Block No 95 M ekciiant Street

Honolulu II I

J r ALPRBD MAGOON

ATXOltXliX AT TullV

42 Merchant Street Honolulu

w ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer In Chotcett Jleef Veal Mutton FAcNoS Queen Street Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTELEPflONE No 19

DEAVER SALOON

Fort Street OrrostTE Wilder h Cos

U J XOZTE ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wat

Open pnoH3 a m till 10 r m

Smokert Itequltltet a Speciality--SOSMOPOLITAH RESTAURANT

JBX niSK VroprletorHotel street Between Fort and NuuanUOur secret Is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers asin the pastwuii 111c ucki inc inarKes auoras at reasonable raiea

R W PRAZER

MERCHANT TAIXOIt

Cornrr King and Alalita St HonoluluModerate charges good workmanship and a perfect

fit guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Street

nircrcf

Attention

Chns Browor CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS

A vessel will leave Boston for this Fort onor about March 1st next and

The Bark AMY TURNER will sail fromBojtonforthis Port on or about Mny5thnext

Further information can be obtalncdby ap-plying

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to

CBrowor CompanyQueen Street

S M GARTERHosonJundVbr sale Inquanllties to suit

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

Charcoal

Hard and Soft Wood Sawed SplitManienic Hay

v

California Hay

Bran Oats- -

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders arq hereby solicited nnd will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

NO 8a KING STREETRoth Telephones

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGorder atthls office

ftVm forfl11

NO 148

Scncntl tocriteemente

SUGARSTut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USEFor Sale By

G W MACFARLANE Go

JUST RECEIVED

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from Havana

C O BERGERto Let Ft

RESIDENCE AT PRESENT Oc ¬THE by James A Kennedy corner

Klnau and Pensacola Streets

Apply to JAMES A KENNEDV

Oflica Honolulu Iron Works Co

TO RENTA stable with five stalls and room Tor car- -

ringes also a small cottage to be had i a sameyard if desired Centrally located Forparticulars enquire of WEST DOW C0

J L STANLEY JOIIV SPRUANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORSInTSiVcnil CT

LILIENTHAL CO

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors Proprietors of the celebratedCyrus Ifoblc Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERSISOLICITED100 to 102 Front Street San Francisco

Employment Office

THE UNDEUSIGNFD IS PREPARED TOservants for every description of work

Including house servants stewards cooks waitersgardener carpenters etc

Glilnoiio IatorprotlneA specialty Account collected and general coramljslons carefully and promptly executed

Oflloor Nuuanu street corner Kukul IlacoOpposite Lo Sam Sing f SAKENG

M A CONSALVES K HUTCHINSON

Gonsalves CoWholesale tracers anil Wine MerchantsUeavbs Block Qukbh Stxkkt Homolui

Pott Office Hox No 309 Telephone No a3

John T WaterhouseImporter anil Dealer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No 33 31 Qokkn Stkcbi Honolulu

XT HAOKFELDr Co

Oeneral Commission Agents

Cor Fobt andQuubn Stxrhth Honolulu

BT M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Hooms on Port Street

Honolulu II IOffice in Ilrewcri Itlock corner Hotel and Fort

Streets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at JUiw

No a MbrciiantStrkbt Honolul

erowiLsr o ooImporters and Dealers la

Ales Winos SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H-1- -

JOHN I PATY

Notary Public and Commission 0 DeedsFor the States ol California and New York Office

at Ibo Bank or BUhop Co

HoNOtULU Oahu II I

Boat Inilcling ShopRear of Lucass MillJ

CARDS BUSINESS CARDSVISITING MENU CARDS -can be bad to order at tha

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EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

ortiir TuorRiirrOR V th Pmss Publishing Co

LuIitkd

Offlo1NVJ CO Morolicmt SI

ximirs or sviisoiiiiTjoxPer annum 6oaSix months 300Three tadnlhs 150Pcf month ocu

Postage additional

tv Subcrtxttona Injnof In Advance

lirlef commurucatlom from all parti of the KingdomIII always be acceptable

All matter intended for publication ai well as butUeu communications and advertisement should beddressed to

THE DAILY HFnALD

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1SS7

RUMORS OF MORE CHANGES

There arc rumors afloat of changesto take place shortly in two very im-

portant

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and responsible public ofticf rs

It is to be hoped the Government will

reflect seriously before making changes

that arc hot necessary in the public in-

terest

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and above all before trying tofit any more square plugs into roundholes People are getting tired of fre-

quent

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changes in the heads of thechief bureaus whereby n man hasscarcely got the run of his official

routine till some importunate adventu-

rer

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supplants him There is reason tofear that most of the movements made

on the civil service checker board are

dictated more by the lowest political ex ¬

pediency than a desire to have thebest men for doing the countrys workin the places An increasing tone ofdiscontent over all the shuffling ofoffices is apparent in the public mindos any of the Ministers may ascertainby simply mingling a little and holdingcounsel with those who are the mainstay of the state whether citizens oraliens It is not presumptuous to men-

tion

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aliens in this connection in acountry where so large a proportion ofthe revenues is derived from theinvestment of foreign capital and theapplication of foreign enterprise andwhere even public liberties to a largeextent depend upon the Kingdomsfidelity to certain conditions formingthe ground of the recognition of Ha ¬

waiian independence by foreign Powers

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The unexpected docs not alwayscome but it did yesterday when thewrong steamship arrived

People suffering from the disease forwhich licensed opium is the properremedy may take heart now that thespecific has arrived by the Gaelic

Duelling has fallen into desuetudeeven among the chivalrous Southerngentlemen one of whom in a selectionin this issue disposes of a challenge in

a very humorous but at the same timesensible fashion

In this climate one of the greatestfoes to perfect healfhls a disposition togive way to lassitude Therefore real

manly sport should be encouraged andkept free from the influence of the

gambling mania to which humanity is

everywhere prone Whenever thespeculative clement comes in by thedoor the wholesomencss of the particu-

lar

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sporf is liable to go out by thewindow

Big Dolls Not Wanted

Mamma who nearly beggared her-

self¬

to get Dot the biggest doll to befound in the market- - Why dont youplay with your nice doll Dot

Little Dot Its too bigWhy pet I picked it out because

it was so nice and bigYou did Well I dont see why

peoplcss cant thinkCant thinkYes Plow would you like a baby

whats born growed up OmaJiaWorld

Representative Crain the only nvthc bbrn Texan in the Lone Star Statedelegation was educated in the NorthHe recently said to a rejorten

We dont bulldoze we dont have tobulldoze even if we have the inclina-tion

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The majority is loo big Do youknow what a party with a big majorityis like Well its like a huge splendidlocpmotive with a weak brake on itIts glorious when it gets going buttheres nothing to stop it if theresdanger ahead St louts Republican

At threesteamshipsignaled

oclock this morning theMariposa lnd not been

xbS

He Was NotAmbitlousm hi t--

The editor oMhs Rustler havingpublished an nrticic concerning ColBowser which the laUensccmed offend ¬

ed at was both astonished and dis-

mayed

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to receive a challenge to a duelsigned by the Colonel in which he was

offered his choice oi weapons as well

as localityHe did not answer by mail as he was

requested to but the ensuing issue ofhis paper contained the following

Readers of the Rustler will remem ¬

ber that in our last issue we describedColonel Ilowser as a man who wouldnot hesitate to rob his fathers grave toget the filling from his teeth We saidthis in our own innocent way andmerely in the light of a metaphor

Had we meant anything of thekind we would have been deterredfrom saying it by a knowledge of thefact that Bowsers father had no fillingin his teeth unless they were paddedwith 2inc as that gentleman died at thecounty poor farm and was buried in adry goods box

We were surprised that anybodycould imagine for a moment that weshould distort the facts seriously weknow that the Colonel is an expert atthinning out henroosts when the mid ¬

night bells arc tolling but wc give himcredit for more sense than to dissect agrave for the purpose of scuring a fewfragments of zinc

In regard to the duel we must saythat such a proceeding is not compati-ble

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with our moral training Wc wereraised in the elevating and ennoblingatmosphere of a St Louis boardinghouse and we have never known aharsher note than the tinkle of a dinnerbcli and never struggled with anythingrougher than a buckwheat cake

A man who has walked the pathsof peace all hisjifc is naturally averseto taking up a short gun when thesnows of fifty winters have whitenedhis hair The colonel was raised inthe midst of powder and shell as heworked for twenty years as porter in apowder magazine and consequently heknows more about the business thanwc do

Wc may be accused of cowardicebut will take the chances People maysneer and look at us with cold chillingglances and perhaps spurn us entirelybut wc would sooner be spumed untilthe cows come home and frozen withglances than be found stretched out ina hog pasture with our toes turned lothe bleak midwinter heavens and a holein our bosom big enpUgh to put a gatepost 111

There isnt much glory in beingspurned but wed rather be spurnedand be able to eat three square meals aday than to have our name heraldedby paid obituary notices while we layout in the moist night air with tliesilvery moonlight streaming through anaperture in our system

If the colonel meet us in our ownback yard and leave his guns at homewe will endeavor to wear a hole in theground wifh him as we have alwaysbeen used to wrestling and poundingsand and other healthy exercises butwhen he desires us to hold a gun andstand the chances of being filled withpowder and gravel we must firmly butrespectfully decline V Louts Whip

FUN AND FANCY

Father Tommy you should tryand be a better boy You are ouronly child and we expect you to begood Tommy It aint my fault thatI am your only child It is tough onme to be good for a lot of brothers andsisters I havent got

Four-ycar-ol- d Beatrice was lunchingin company with her mamma the otherday when a gentleman said to teaseher little ladyship I know what youwould like What is that Ohyoud like a little brother No Ishouldnt I detest men

A little friend of ours was recentlytaken to the barbers shop to have hishair cut for the first time As thebarber cut and clipped the little fellowbecame considerably alarmed for hesuddenly saidin anxious tones Youllleave enough to grow wont youmister

Some time ago a littleplaying in the yard came into thehouse and said in a surprised tone tohis mother Mother I saw nothingwith a tail to it His mother beingunable to understand him followedthe child into the yard where the littlefellow pointed to a snake gliding awaythrough the grass

The Unfailing Sign

Jones Have you seen the Smithslately Brown

Brown Yes I passed their housethe other day and had a chat with oldSmith

Tones How are they doingBrown Very poorly Iiji afraidJones Indeed What makes you

think soBrown Well they have just got

another dogl Btston Courier

BelvA Ann Lockwood has nominatedherself for the Presidency in 1888 andgoes out where there is a good echo tohere herself seconded

Womankind never revels in so com-

plete¬

enjoyment as when she is potter¬

ing about the counter of a bazar anddriving the salespeople into a frenzy

i

Jlbucrltocmcnt0

Pioneer Furniture WareroomC E WILLIAMS

JustPARLOR SETS MapleBedroom Sets Sideboards Ward

robesMirrors Dates

Upholstering In All Its Branches Satisfactorily ExecutedMutual Telephone and Night Alarm No 76

STORE 68 HOTEL STREET

HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED GOTclcphoncsINo 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts

GEORGE ENGELHARDTFormerly with Samuel Noll

IMPORTER DEALER INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS

A1S0

Crockory Glnsswnro Houso Furnishing Hardwnro Agatoiron ana Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBEA VER BLOCK FORT STREET

The Store occupied ly Nott oppolue Smxckku llanV Honolulu

NCASTLKO lCA5TIK

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S ATllERTONCASTLE

CASTLE COOKEShipping and Oominission Merchants

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Kohala Sugar Company Haiku Snsar Company --v

rala Plantation - Hitchcock Cos Plantatlanfl fGrovtJRanch plantation - Rltalitead W UluaPlanlatlon

AH Smith J Co Koloa kaual -

Unio1 Fire ni of San Franctico- - Una Fire Insurance Company cf Hartford

The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of RoitonD M Weston i Patent Machines

The New York and Honolulu Taclcet LineThe Merchant Line Honolulu and San Francisco

Dr Jayne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox k Gibbs Kemlngton and Wheeler h Wilson Sewlnc Macht

LAINE COHave received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of slock

COOKED LINSEEDIt Is the greatest Flesh former Milk and Uutter producer n use

Oil Cake Meat shows

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AGENTS1FORI

MEAL

nbout 17 per cent ot nutritive matter this nearly 39 perot oats or 318 of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran

well as our usual supply of the best kinds ofMIXED FEED nHay Oats Wheat Cora Etc Etc

Which Is offered at the Lowest Market Kates and delivered free

cent

the

B THOMASContractor Builder

rcimt riven on all kinds of Brick Iron and Wooden Jiulldlnes

Unrivaled

following prominent buildings erected amongst others too numerous mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Wilder Mrs Lack Policeanil iiswau uuiiuiugs iit

33rick Work in all its 13ranchesOfflco corner Queen andAlakeaJStreets Mu No 3SS

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu andMcrchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

E n F WLTEBKeep always In stock a variety of tho Tiest

Wines Liquors Beers and ice cold llecr on

draught at 10 cents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

LOVES BAEEEI

Every

73 NuuanuStreet

Description of Plain and FancyIJread niulIHscults

Orders for Ship Bread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND 01U PROMPTLY ATTEXDD TO

GERMANIA MAliffl11

GEO M ItMJPP - PropriotoiFort Street Honolulu

Hecf Mutton Veal Fresh Sausage PorkEtc Constantly on Hand

Shipping Supplied on Short Notice

ROOM

TUKNISHED ROOM TO LET IN AJT private family Location near corner ofRichards and Jlcretania streets Address V UUox

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see

PROPRIETOR

ReceivedA variety or Cedarand Walnut

Bookcases a variety of Baby Carriageand Mirror

formerly Co

iMurinenuranceCciirsDy

Centrifugal

lbs

J B

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100 bs of this meal

Stone

Also our

ny part of

Refers to theby him to

Library

S Telephone

345

GASOLINE--OF THE

HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Jly

G W MACFARLANE Co

NOTICEADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETTHE of the Hawaiian Ramie Company

Limited will be held on Thursday Feb-ruary 241I1 1887 at 10 oclock n m at theoffice of A Cartwiighl Esq Kaahumamstreet

W F ALLENSecretary

Honolulu February 14 1887

Musical IiistructinMr Yarndlcy will resume his regular course

of lessons in

Singing and ViolinPlaying on Monday January 24th 1887Room No 6 Esgle House Nuuanu streetTelephone 353

XJLLL

city

NOTICEPERSONS ARE HEUEliY

warned not to trespass on the Island ofMokuumeumc In Pearl River Lagoon or tonsiiin us waters ami au lounu doing so willbe prosecuted according to law

FHANK BROWN

iMl M IifWHNmtranni Mnvnmunn

Scnctjil SfobcfUficmctttajtmm-- r-

HHACKFELDCoOffer for Sale- -

Various Sites

STEEL RAILS

ROCK SALT- -

JiW

And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

M

RdOFING SLATtfS

CROCKERY

AFTER1 1

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TAKING

as

FENCljnVIRES

CEMENT

VrESHSLA ITJR3STITTJKE3

STOCK 1

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Goods at Greatly ReducedPrices

BF EHLERS COi Fort Street Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACE100 find 1 1 1 KIiir St liotwcen Fort find A Alton

Has -- received per late arrivals a full assortment of

SIVAJPXjE AJtrX 3AtTC2r aEOCEIJXCSCotwkllnu In i ort of i

Family Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn MmI Cracked Wheat Ilrcakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Hacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New CheSe Keg Cnl Duller Dates RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium lircad Apples Humboldt FotatocsWheat Com Uran Also n full lino or Cal Cracker Cos Crackers nd Cakes All olwhich rc offered at lowest rale All order rcccfvc careful nltcntlon and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P O Dor No J71

THE CENTRALrCIGAR STANDOampboirH Block Merchant Slveot

I ELDER11 11 rt-- -l - 1 M 1 f -jji u 1 cicpiiunc 17 mutual 1 cicpiinnc 375

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

The Finest Manilla Clears hi the Market 011 Hand

Island Orders Carefully Attended to GivoMo a Call

Just

From

v

Proprietor

Recived per S S Zealandia

A-- FINE ASSORTMENT

OF

QTGARSVtheCclebratcd Factory of Straiton SlormNewYork

IH- -

HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

JOHN NOTTIriFarabor S Kaalmmanu Street

STOVES RANGESGranite Iron and Tin VYare I

ClinndoliorB Lnnips and Lantorns

WaLei Pipe and lubber HoseHOUSE KEEPING GOODS

PLUMBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

A

WOLFE CONo 06 HOVEL STREET

Have Eeceived by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams ami Jellies Tabla and Pic Fnill Klnr Hams Oxfotd SausagesCurried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved llloalcrs Fried Eel Firidon Haddock PlumPudding French and American Peas Crackers Cakes Mackenzies IWljIuili Etc

Also a largo assorlment of Candies and Nuts Orders will receive careful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed

P I Ho no Dell Telephone Ho 340 Mutual No 149

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WffitWWWrmHrii

The Daily HeraldWill bo for smlo Xtnlly tit tlio ITol--

lOWllltt XlUOPHir c thrum rotiiirt

It SOPEK Merchant streetCRYSTAL SODA WORKS Hold Street

Xrloo G ContH

TUESDAY FEURUARY aa 1887

LOOALNBWSTo morrow h Ash Wednesday

The missionary steamer MorningStar is due from the South Sea Islnnds

Mr P A Dias Hawaii and Mr PEvans Japan arc at the Eagle House

Mr E Muller of Messrs II Hackfcld Co went to Maul last eveningby the steamer Likclikc

-- IfMr A Young manager of the Ho-

nolulu¬

Iron Works was a passenger bythe Kinau last evening

Mr Clias Eurneaux artist has fol-

lowed the light of the new lava flowleaving by the steamer Kinau last eve ¬

ning for Hilo

The sun came out so bright yester ¬

day forenoon that in the afternoonthere were dry paths even acrost theEsplanade

The bowling match yesterday wasbetween Mr V J Higgins and MrTas Hunt the latter being the winnerby four pins in n small score on bothsides

Mr A C Smith counsel for CaptMcGregor in the stabbing case yesterday received a telephone message tothe clTcct that Kanalua the woundedman was up and moving about

- iiThe triple jump contest at Mnkiki

yesterday resulted in victory for WinMoore the challenged pat ty who made31 feet 4 inches against 30 feet 4inches by J Sims the challenger

-

Judge Pomander has been decoratedby the King of Sweden and Norwaywith the Order of the North Star MrH W Schmidt Swedish Consul hasofficially informed His 1 lonor of thishigh mark of distinction

I wonder whats keeping the Mari ¬

posa said a Custom House officialyesterday afternoon Just then a whistle sounded What a strange coinci-dence

¬

was the added remark It wasrather a cocxcidcncc

A passenger by the Kinau last eve-

ning¬

discovered just before the lastwhistle sounded that he had the key ofhis cottage with him his wife beingcither locked in or locked out He sentit ashore by an acquaintance mill in-

structions¬

to hire a hack to deliver it atthe house

There is a lively creaking of tacklesand rattle of donkey engines along theharbor front these days The hugeheaps of goods going on board thesteamers and sailing vessels of theseveral inter island companies and firms

denote a large traffic between Hono-lulu

¬

and the outports

The usual late Chinaman attendedthe sailing of the steamer Kinau last

evening He carried a little woodenbox that he grasped in his teeth whenhe found he could not climb up therope with one hand One of the deckhands reached over and helped to pullhim aboard amidst loud laughter andcheers from the crowd on the wharf

Marshal Kaulukou Depjty MarshalPahia and Officer Hopkins made atour of the city from Iiliha street tothe plains on horseback last eveningThe Marshal was mounted on a hand ¬

some gray steed lately bought by him

On passing through town at midnightthey reported everything quiet on thePalama side but the streets very bad

Three of the ship wrecked sailors ofthe ungamine Selina went to worK onthe wharf yesterday in order to earnsomething to replace their lost clothingOne of them liad been contributingfour dollars a week for keeping an invalid brother in the hospital in SanIrancisco for years He felt worse atthe nrosnect of being unable to keepup remittances for this purpose than fornil his own loss and hardship

Surmises

The folloifag are a few of the sur¬

mises as to the cause of the non arrival

of the Mariposa which were heard on

hA Kir last eveninc That the

shaft was broken that she was delayed

on nccount of the malls mat ban J ran

cisco harbor was blockaded by Hntish

men-of-w- that the steamer was de ¬

tained to wait the arrival from N ash

ingtpn of a commiton appointed to

visit Honolulu in regard to the Pearl

Ilarbpr affair and many more equally

wise opinions

Terrible Accident

m oq rnr pived liv the Marshal

vii of a teriiblc accident thatf named Kei fr n fisherman

kipiat Kaneoliq on this island He

was fishing Wtta giant powder when

the mixture exploded in Ws band I he

hand was blown off and one of the

poor mans eyes were put out

tonic effective inv iorator andAs a true

genuine ppacliar Mal1 wWtunexcelled

Post Office and Portuguese

The Luso Hawaiian keeps up itswell earned reputation by publishingin its last issue an interesting article onour local postal matters in which arcfound statistical information not yetpresented before the public

According to the Luso the postaltransactions of this Kingdom for theyear included between the isl of Janu-ary

¬

and the 31st of December 1886were as follows Domestic ordinaryletters 454i7S6 Oio number of regis ¬

tered letters was not obtained receiv-ed

¬

from abroad ordinary 1301556 re-

ceived¬

from abroad registered 3940sent to foreign countries ordinary

331336 sent to foreign countries reg-istered

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335a money orders domestic10319 amounting to 336401 moneyOrders sent to foreign countries 3473amounting to 37051 money orderspaid here from abroad 239 amountingto 4427

Postal Savings Hank transactions sinceinaugurated in July last Number ofdepositors t8 amount of denosits

12340735 refunded 1506182Of course the Lusos article is written

exclusively in the Portuguese point devuc and therefore we gather from itthat the Portuguese transactions were asfollows The number of ordinary let-

ters¬

345 of wnich could not be deliv ¬

ered received from Portugal MexicoAzores and colonics cannot be ascer-tained

¬

for the reason of their comingpromiscuously with all other foreignletters passing through New York andban i rancisco 1 he registered lettersfrom Portugal and colonies were 1635over 100 of which could not be delivered for error of address or absence ofdestmatory and will be sent backEleven thousand six hundred and eightordinary letters weighing 2a6 pounds 1

ounce and 922 registered letters andalso 03 a packages of newspapers weighing 197 pounds 3 ounces were sentfrom here to Portut al and colonics

One hundred and ninety four postalmoney orders were sent from here toPortuguese post offices valued 3591and seven orders valued at 320 werereceived from Portugal

The Portuguese deposits in thesavings bank arc as yet insignificant

Prom these figures the Luso deducesthat every Portuguese family in theKingdom has written about two lettersand received about eight letters fromhome

The Luso further insists very strong-ly

¬

on two points first that the Portuguese ought to be taught to write theaddresses better second that the mallfrom Portugal ought to be sent heredirect in closed bags so as to avoid theterrible wear and tear which resultsfrom the actual system of sorting themin London New York and San Fran-cisco

¬

many letters and nearly all thenewspapers being torn or lost in thedifferent manipulations And the Lusovery justly hopes that adequate measureswill be taken by the Portuguese author-ities

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Clcn Up

To the Editor of the ITetahi

Sin As next Sunday is set apart

for the funeral of the late Princess

Likelike would it not be well that some

action shoud nt once uc tancn to

clean the streets through which the

procession is to pass to the mausoleumI am sure the great number who are toparticipate on foot would be pleased tosee some of the principal roads cleanedfor once Nuuanu avenue has notbeen eeaned tor over four months andin some places the mud is ankle deepto the discredit of our street supervi-

sors

¬

ministers etc In any other cityof ihe same size I am sure it wouldbe cleaned in twenty tour hours oy

subscriptionUNU WHO IVNUWS

A

The Rev Geoed the following

hasto his par- -

To the of St

in the Lord Wc arc uponLent It is a time set apart to

of sin and sorrow for it to re

Uirtsi s i anu uiwito our life and denyin all ways

The of the seasonis a yoke nnd andmore the of it as a time holy

unto the Lord in the and not in

the letter will us theof God your friend and

pastor

Pastoral Address

Wallace addresspastoral

ishionersSecond Congregation

Andrews Cathedral Dearly belovedentering

anotherrepentmember suiicnng

change ourseUes

keeping outwardlyburden nothing

keepingspirit

bring blessingFaithfully

Gkokou Wallacb

The First Instalment

The first legal importation of opium

since the License Act came into effect

took place yesterday when forty

packages arrived by the steamship

Gaelic from China for Chun Lung

the licensee

BUSINESS ITEMS

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanac

and Annual for reliable WlilUn generaPrice

information relating i

50 cents

II you want a Kl mow ur in TVatrohU tone MM 2Infa WorksIfnnhVS JrVSIUl

street hcxt door to Horns WKery

orde and promptly filled There is

no licence requited to sell ihcwclgri

Try Marllnelll Cider II is absolutely

Macfirlanc Co agents

SUPRLiME COURT

AT CHAMUKRS

Monday February 21st BeforeJudge JJickcrton In the matter of thebankruptcy of Lam Chock Petitionto compel attendance of bankrupt atoffice of assignee to explain books andaccounts Counsel for bankrupt agreesthat his client will attend when request ¬

ed in future W C Parke petitionerfor himself V V Ashford for bank ¬

ruptIlcforc Judge Preston Estate o

G Paulclealmna Hearing on petitionand accounts of administratrix con-tinue

¬

till Monday next Kinney foradministratrix Drown and Smith forheirs

Deforc Judge Preston In re PeterHcnson habeas corpus After hearimr petition of Tho3 R Walker actinnBritish Vice Consul ordered that theMarshal release said Peter Hcnsonfrom his custody Smith ThurstonKinney for petitioner Neumann forrespondent

Before Judcc McCully Swift vsGarstin Bros Suit in equity for disso-

lution¬

of copartnership Hearing ofthe evidence of complainant occupiesall day and continued till TuesdayW R Castle for plaintiff V M Hatchtor defendant

The Advcntlst Meetings

A good audience listened attentivelylast evening to the discourse of ElderCurtis The text considered is record-

ed¬

in Daniel 814 Unto two thousandthree hundred days then shall theSanctuary be cleansed The symbolsof the eighth chapter the subject ofthe evening before were briefly re-

viewed¬

The speaker then showedthat the ninth chapjer is the sequel ofthe eighth By comparing Daniel 925 with the seventh chapter of Ezrahe proved the date of the 2300 daysor years of this symbolic prophecy tobe the fall of the year B C 457 Thedates intervening between the commencement nnd end of this periodwere explained which were very clearand interesting In 1844 the longprophetic period terminated

He then proceeded to show whatMr Millers mistake was Mr Millerwas correct in his exposition of thetime but made his mistake in assum-ing the earth to be the sanctuary andthat its cleansing would be by fire andthat this cleansing would take place atthe second coming of Christ Forthis reason he proclaimed to the worldthat Christs coming would take placein 1844 The spcrkcr then affirmedthat the term sanctuary was never anplied in the scripture to the earth

The speaker at the close answered aquestion hr tided in lie invites all toask questions on any subject underconsideration promising a candidanswer

Tonight he takes up the subject ofthe sanctuary of the old dispensation

Obltnay

An aged and good woman passedaway early yesterday morning in 111c

person of Mrs Thomas A Thrum nee

Elizabeth Wharton Mclhail aged 74years and 18 days She was a nativeof Scotland who had resided in Honolulu for the nast thirty five years Herhusband a son and two daughtersmourn her loss The son is MrThomas G Thrum one of our bestknown citizens The late Mrs Thrumwas noted among her wide circle offriends for n deep religious spirit mani ¬

fest in licr life Rev E C Oggcl con-

ducted

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the funeral services at fouroclock yesterday afternoon

Changes on the Cunard Line

It is said that the Cunard SteamshipCompany piqued by the withdrawalfrom their line of the English mailservice are preparing to build steamerslarger and faster tlian any now runningand to start from London direct viaPlymouth The new steamers are tofollow the style of those of the NorthGerman Lloyd as to capacity both asregard freight and passengers and areto have twin screws A radical changeis talked of as regards fuel the designbeing to use gas Instead of coal Ex ¬

periments with gas manufactured from

crude petroleum have been in progressat the principal steel works at Glasgow

for some months and it is asserted thatsnrh a rleorce of ncrfection has beenreached that the new fuel may be safely

trusted to take the place of coal wherethe latter is used in large quantitiesToroito Gfoff

JT

A Royal Turn Out

Hfwn victorias coaclimakcrs have

iust renovated one of her Mnjestys six

state coacucs 111 icihhhwucourt functions of the juuuee yearii Hnnr hand es anu armonai ueui- -

incs are of gold as also are uic crest

roof The body of the carnage is of

vermilllon picked out with gold and

the springs and all the ironwork are

ailt Representations of the crown andthe adornments ofgarter nrc among

the equipage which is lined with blue

silk No fewer than 4000 leaves of

gold were used in the decoration

SIDE EIGHTS

Smoke the Wedge to be found at

C J McCarthys

Imm

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Shipping Intelligence

The British steamship Gaelic CaptW T Pcarne arrived off port yester ¬

day afternoon from China and Japanbound for San Francisco Followingarc the memoranda of her passageSailed from Hongkong February 1st at

535 P m- - had nothcrly wind3 andhead seaarriving at Yokohama Feb 8that 2o a m sailed from YokohamaFeb nth at 1238 p m had variablewinds arriving at Honolulu Feb 21stat 1242 p m time 10 days 19 hours54 minutes

The Gaelic brought one English twoChinese and fifteen Japanese passen ¬

gers to this port and had t passengers in transit She has a complementof over 100 men all told and H Hen-nessey

¬

is purser Her cargo for Hono-lulu

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consisted of four packages of gen-eral

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merchandise 40 of opium 13 ofcurios 150 of thoya one of gloves andsix of wine and she had 23973 Pack¬

ages in transit Communication washad with the steamship as she lay out-side

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the reef by means of Messrs HHackfcld Cos steam scow in chargeof Mr Jcre Simonson The Gaelicsailed for San Francisco at five lastevening taking a mail that closed atfour

Yesterday - the salt for Portland inthe bark Martha Fisher was beingshifted aft to get at the coal under-neath

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Captain McKay expects to have thebark Zolia discharged by the end ofthe week He docs not know wherehis next destination will be

Schr Lcahi brought 1590 bagssugar from Kohala schooner Mana1245 orn Honoinu and Ehukai 500irom waiama

The bark Lady Lampson will haveall her coal out to day then load sugarfrom C Brewer Co

It is expected to have the barkentineGeo C Pcikins loaded today withsugar from F A Schaefer Co andshe will sail in a day or two

The barkentine Katie Flickingcr didnot get quite ready to sail yesterdaybut will take wtnir for San Franciscoabout nine oclock this morning

Police Court

Eight excessive imbibers of intoxi-

cating¬

fluid had 6 each cash or laborto pay for their indiscretion

There were two convictions forassault and battery realizing 10 each

A Chinese hack driver for refusingto be regulated by the hack inspectorpaid 2

judge Dayton ruled that he had nojurisdiction in the case of aa assaultand battery alleged to have been com-

mitted¬

on board the steamer Likclikcat Hana Maui

Tito Boat TonicMr Henry Hillings Washington D C

writes I have used your Duffys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concocions which are now flooding the land as stimulant liquors

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALSMonday Fl 31

S S Gaelic from Hongltonx ail J Yo ohaauSchr Mana Irom HonomuSchr lhuLal from Walnlua

DEPARTURESMONUAY

Gaelic for San FranciscoSimr Kinau fur Maul Hawaii and tho VolcanoSlmr UkcliVo fur Maulsimr Sunmui Tor KuauSlmr Iwalanl fur UamnViu via Ijlnnn

Cummlnt for Kooau unit WaimanahSimr JSchr

1cli 31

S S

AJrManuokawalior NooUu

Schr Molwahluo for Hamakuabclir Nuiamanu lor Konau

VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr MiUhala for Nawillwill KoU title Walmea

and Kekaha at 3 p mStmr M0L0I1I for KaunaUVal Kanulo Pttkoa Lanal

Oloualti and Lahalna at 3 p mStmr Lehua for Iaauhau Honohlna Halalau Hono¬

mu aid Onom at 3 p mSchr Khukal for WalaluaSchr Iahl for KohalaSchr Kaulilva for WahnaoSchr Wailcle for Kuanllktno Katie Fllcllneer for San TranclicoHark Drotlinnc Sophia for Mcitco

Vessels in Fort from Foreign PortaIlrit Ik Sonoma Howes from Newcaitle NSWAm bk Hope Tenhallow from Port TownicndSwed bk Drottnlnc Sophia Svcnton fiom Newcas ¬

tle NSWHaw bk Jjuiy Lampion Mariton Irom Newcastle

a wIliltMcZolU McKay from Xcwcaille NSWAm ltne Claui hpreckcli Irom ban I rancitcoAm tern Geo C lcrklm Ackerman from Sail Fran

cli ollr hi Martha Tithcr Duckla from GlaieowAm bktne W 11 DImond Swift from San Franciicolint bk Ulenttauer Kniieiton irom JucrpooiAm wlir I C lprd Griffith from San IlanclteoIlk C O Whltmore Iiomp on from Port Tow nun JBk P C Peterton from NeucaHle NSW

Voisols Ezpootod from Foreign PortaAmbktno SN Cattle Hubbard from Port Ton n

icndf W T due December is- - Cattle ii Cooke

Oer bk Hercules from I4mpol due Febmirv 2010 18B7 To Schacfci Co acenu

Ger bark Hydra from Hongkong due January t tjAm bktne KhUiat R 1 Cutler fiont Port Town- -

lend W 1 uuo rcuruary iuiollrlt tatk Cerates from Liverpool due May t- -

Ilrit baik Velocity licisler irom uougkoiiilcbruary 10 18

Am bark Julia Foard from Departure Uay dueJanuary 1031

Hr lurk R I T from Newcastle N S W dueFeb ij is

Am pk llmour Hrewtr Irom uonon uue way t is

PASSENGERSFor Maui Hawaii and tka Volcano per learner

Kinau February ai Mn Goodale infant and nuncMraAuktin Mn San C Furneaux J A Oonwlvei I

T Aipinwali J I Miller N H Davis A De Witt U I

Apbart II Tuttnn Jr A V011112 lheo 1 Sev rln HenK Kaulia and wife J 1 and about so

ileaFor Kaliulut and waynartu per steamer Illelike

Mr Simpson 1 Muller Gee Neill IdKohlV C A I hompou and About 40 deck

From China and Japan per S S Gaelic February jrF Frani a Chinese and 15 Japaaese and In transit

for San FrancLco F Kodgcrn wife children andktrvant K A Sane Douglas Dick F C Davldge WKytol II K M James C Furlong S Mayers W IIMncomber Hev C E Hopper Mm ISC Hopper andabout 3J steerage

1 V a j v 1 BilrSIE

McLaughlin

Febiuaryai

Llau6

ctttcnl mlcdi8tmcntu

Black Shawls

Bjack dents Cloth Suits In Prince Albert andbacks 01 the vety

LATiEBT OUTAnd the very

BEST QUALITY

Mac Cashmere Crepe Gloves Tics

Mourning Handkerchiefs Etc

All these goods have lint arrived by thelast steamer and will sell them at jllic verylowest prices

Cta J Fishers

LEADING MILLINERY

Fashionable Dressmaking1Premises

on the

Reduction of Rates

ON THE FIRST OFCOMMENCING rental of all Instrumentsin use in the District of Kona Oaliu wilt bereduced to joo per quarter

Persons desiring to make contracts for oneyear at this rate will be furnished with formson application at the office of the Company

A discount 01 10 per cent will be allowedto subscribers paying a years rent in advance

GODFREY DROWNPresident Hawaiian Dell Telephone CoHonolulu Februarys 18S7

PHOTOGRTHS-- OF TH- E-

Lava Plow of 87Also of

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island of Hawaii A great variety of

Vory Vivid ViowsFor sale at the photograph rooms of

J J WILLIAMSFort Street

NOTICEA T A MEETING OF

JTo the JKaiilothis 11 ilavof lcwuarv

HOARDlark held

the followingofficers were elected for the coming year vlst

A S Clcghorn PresidentH A Widcmann Vice PresidentH R Macfarlanc SecretaryW G Irwin TreasurerJ II Paty Auditor

H U MAClAKLANESecretary

Election of Officers

FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVETHE elected officers of lite East MauiStock Company for the ensuing year

W P A Brewer PresidentP C Jones Secretary and TreasurerG J ltoss AuditorJ O Outer and G II Robertson

DirectorsT 0 CARTER

Secretary protcm East Maui Stock Co

Honolulu February 17

EOBT STREET

Bowling Alloy Slioolliig Gallery

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COlEE ROOM

Fine Physical ExercisePacitce

THE

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and

Lunthu StneJ nl All Hours of Day anl Kiglif

NOTICEOF THE

of the Inter Island SteamCo will be held March 1st nt o

0 clock a in at tlieir office on ksplanadeJ ENA

Secretary

TTANDY STATIONERY

LKGALCAF PUKf ECUOp FADS

HOUSE

Association

Shooting

ANNUAL MEETINGStockholders

Navigation

HODOFU5 IrTTER PADSJ

Letter Cap and tyote lllocks of first quality paperWat Cap Letter and Note lllocki of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and NoteClocks hi K 11 uvm shock

for Hills StatementsWash lists etc

Or Paper PUT UP in ANY FORM Dealre

By Tiros a riuiVHH160 Four Stmt

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HPAttorney CeHkrals OFFICIt 1

Honolulu H I Feb 7 1887

M Arthur P Pclenon has this day been

appointed Clctk to the Attorney General

A ROSA

Attorney General

The Court wilt go Into full mourning for

Her late Uoyat Highncsslhc Princess Likelike

from this dale until the day after the funerals

nnd will mhalf mourning fromjllmt time

uutillhc expiration of two weeks from the day

of the funeral

CURTIS P IAUKEAII Ms Chamberlain

lotani Palace February 3 1 87

TRESLOAN

MercliantTailor

Has on hand a- -

Beautiful anil Varied Slock

OF -

FineWoolcn Tweeds and Casiincres

Wlilchjie If making up at

PRICESTO

Suit the TimesAUoaIargcandseleciIassottmentJJof

Gentlemens Furnishing Goads

A general line of fine Jutsscaus a specialty

Ladies riding habits andato order

BY

Kldiog trous

Jackets made

Just Arrived

SS AustraliaGENTS

Black Dress Frock and Sack

In the Latest Style

Suits

Also a fine Assortment of A I French

Crcpo HimoFcs and Merino

Fine black French Tips and fancy feathersMourning Handkerchiefs Ulack Gloves Neck ¬

ties Hats etc at astonishingly low prices at

GOO KIMCoiara Fort ajd HCotel Sta

NOTICEPUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKETHE that I have admitted to day Mr

James Stciner who has been in my empfoy formany years as a partner In my businessName and style of firm will be hereafter

HART STEINERThanking the public for their generousport In the pst I solicit respectfully thelor the new firm

II J HARTHonolulu Feb 15 1887

co iAiiiiffliiP notice

IS HEREBY GIVEN THATNOTICE Hart James Stciner bothresiding in Honolulu have entered Into co

partnership under the firm name qT

HART Si STEINERTo carry on the Elite Ice Cream FarlorsHonolulu for the manufacture anu sale 01

ico cieam candies cakes curios and oherbusiness incidental thereto

H J HARTJAb STEINER

Honolulu February IS 18S7

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS

A few sellings ofeccs can lc outainru

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and

lure wime wenornbv opplyint to M T

Uonnell at C 15 Williams Hotel streel untilApril 30th Price for setting of 13 53 5

Tin Daily Hkhald 50 cents Pmonth delivered

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MERRIMAC VS MONITOR

A MIDSHIPMANS ACCOUNT OF THEBATTLE WITH THE CHEESEBOX

Unw iho Confederates ICxpcctod to Annllillaio It svllh Ono Poll Swoop De ¬

tails of tlio Proposed EugncomontWhy It Fnllotl

It fs not generally known1 snlclIlout Llttlcpnge formerly ot tho Con ¬

federate rmvy to mo In speaking of thofamous fight between tlio Monitor nml thoMorrlmnc that cxtcnslvo preparationswcro nintlo In tlio repair to tho Morrimaonttcr tho fight so no to hnvo tho next con-test

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between tho two Iron clnila ono ofshort duration I was n midshipman ontho Mcrrimac wliousho fought tho Moni-tor

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and I can say that wo wcro takenwholly by snrpriso when tho Btrnugo vossol put In nn nppcaranco in Hamptonroads Wo had sunk the Cumberlandcaused tho Congress to burn and tho Min-nesota

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and ono or two others to runaground nnd on that morning when wowent out wo thought to finish tho Min-nesota

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which had been unablo to getitself off tho bar our first intimation oftho presoucoof the Monitor was whenwo saw her run out from behindtho Minnesota to attack us boforowo could begiu tho onset upon thoMinnesota Wo thought at first itwas a raft on which ono of iho Min ¬

nesotas boilers was being taken to thoahoro for repairs and when suddenly ashot was fired from her turret wo imag ¬

ined nn accidental explosion of somo kindhad taken placo ou tho raft

In tho engngement that followed wowcro unablo to do anything with herthough our guns wcro served continuous-ly

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nud broadside after broudsido was dis ¬

charged Wo tried to ram her but foundthat our prow had been too badly damagedby running into tho Cumberland on thoday boforo to inflict nny harm upon thoMonitor Sho pounded us considerablybut not a shot ponotratcd our armorthough it Was loosened nnd ropntrs madoimporatlva nt tho earliest moment Ourvossolwas leaking bndly but by nctlvoefforts wo wcro enabled to keep lior fromtaking too much water Whtlo wo hadSI of our crow wounded wo thought thatwo had escaped losses in that respect in aremarkable degree Had a shot from tlioMonitor entorcd ono of our port holes Itwould hnvo probably killed no loss thanCO men for thoro was a crow of 880 menaboard so that there would bo no lack ofholp when an omergoncy should nrlseand wo wcro quite closely packed to-gether

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TDE CONFEDERATES TLANAbout 8 oclock in tho afternoon tho

Monitor wlthdrow from tho fight andwent over tho bar into shallow waterwhoro wo drawing much moro Wfttorthan sho could not follow Wo under ¬

stood that iho had run out of ammuni-tion

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As wo wero leaking budly and thorowas no prospect that wo would bo nbloto reach tlio Minnesota in tho shallowwater whera sho lay our captain gavotho order to roturn to Norfolk where woimmediately went into dry dock for re-pairs

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It was fully a month before wowcro ready to go out again aud mcttnwhilo all sorts of reports wcro olrculatcdamong tho Federals about us It wasclaimed that wo wero afraid to Bhowourselves to fight all ot which wo onlylaughed nt feeling that wo would Soonbo ablo I6 glvo u good account of our-selves

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I think that if tho two vesselshad again mot wo should hnvo madoshort work of tho Monitor Every bit ofour armor had been replaced by platestwo iuches thick and wo had also a largonumber of shot for tjto 7 Inch guns In thoform of bolts about 2K feet in lengthpointed with steel with which wo in¬

tended to mako certainly nn impressionupon tho Monitor Besldo all theso thingswo had organized n boarding party whichwas divided into several sectlous

It wns tho plan for tho proposed en ¬

gagement that tho Morrimao slipulrt ntouco run alongside of tho Monitor Wocould easily do this for our onglnes weromoro powerful than hors aud wo couldninko greater speod Then ono Electionof the boarding party would immediatelyput down gang planks by which tho menwould speedily get on board tho Monitorono section ot them taking sledges andiron wedges to drive between tho turretot tho ship and her deck so as to preventit from revolving and pointing her gunsnt us another party was to run aroundtho turret with a hawser mado fast to ourbow and which was to Ho colled upondeck ready for tho emergency and aftortho circuit had been mndo of tho turrettho plnn was to fasten tho other end oftho hawser to tho Morrlroac nnd thus bindtho two vessels together While this wasgoing on another parly was t9 rush totho turret nnd overywhoro olso that anopportunity wn3 offered and pour oil downinto tlio hold of tho Monitor and then sotflro to it Another forco was to bo readywith lnrge tarpaulins to extinguish thoflames should tho crow of tho Monitorsurrender nnd it bo desired to save thovessel

But wo wcro disappointed in all thisfor when nt last wo wore rady andsteamed out of Norfolk wo found that thoMonitor was with a number of otherFederal vessels under tho shelter of tholand fortifications Wo felt ourselves nmatch for any or all of tho vessels butin no condition to stand tho combinedforco of tho ilect and tho fortifications sowo withdraw Then When Norfolk sur-rendered

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and there seemed no longer nhanco for tho Morrimao to bo of servico

sho was blown up and destroyed Thosoarc a few of tho facts connected with thatfight that have uover been publishedWashington Cor Cleveland Leader

Strategy at tlio MutlnecA gentleman nt a recent maliuco nt a

theatre was seated behind a lady wearingono of tho fashionable tall hats Excusomo madam but if you do not rcmovoyour lint I shall not bo ablo to see any¬

thing Tho lady Ignored him Excusomo madam but if you do not rcmovoyour hat something unpleasant will hap ¬

pen Thu lady ignored him againTho gentleman put on his own hat Loudcries of Toko off thnt hat Take offthat hat arose from thoaudlenco behindTho lady thought tho cries referred to herhat and quickly removed it Thankyou madam Tho Argonaut

No itoom for itI Jiavo an urtlclo which I would llko

you to publish ho said to tho editorIt is entitled What Bomo Journalists

Dont Know About JournalismI am afraid fclr replied tho editor

Blinking his head dubiously that itanecessarily great Jongth would crowd outnil tho advertisements New York gnu

Ou tho CoutluoiitTho striking crnzo has reached Frank-fort-o- ii

tlicYMaln whero tho fashionableladles lmvKbinbIned nnd refuse to buyRrMcoor French manufacture

REMINISCENCES OF ARCHER

Not Bo Fleming a View of n KntlonnlIdol How Ito Won tils Stakes

Hound tho principal cntranco of thoGrand hotel in Trafalgar squaro wangrouped n swarm of monlals who did notscorn to troublo themselves ovor muchabout tho incoming guests But now ahansom approached with tho rapidity oflightning tho cabman pulled up his horso9harply nnd out stopped n xung mantall and slim wearing nn overcoattrimmed with astrakhan reaching downto his heels Ho cast a dull llrcd looknround him it was Fred Archer Yonrecognized htm immediately by his thinpnlo face tho upper lip Bllghtly raisedpushed up by tho two front teeth Nowwhat a clearing ot tho decks by thb te6rvautal A prlnco of tho blood would nothnvo not liavo been bottcr received Thohansom cab driver hoamed with delightnt having brought such nn illustrious per-sonage

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nnd gnvo tho hotel servants fullparticulars ns to how when nnd where hohad been so lucky ns to plokup tho greatFred

Two hours afterward when tho sallo nmanger ot tho Grand hotel wns till nilheads turned simultaneously to sco MrFrcdorlck Archer enter the room Howas in ovculng dress nnd looked exceed-ingly

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well His gleaming linen sot offtho paleness ot his complexion his blackshiny hair was carefully but simplyparted in fact thoro was not n detail othis elegant toilet which was not perfectlycorrect Mr Archer formerly n stablolnd looked at that moment llko tho mostdlstinguo ot gentlemen If liowovcr youwent nnd seated yourself nt his tablo bytho sldo of Capt Barclay his constantncolylc you speedily saw that FredArchers distinction was only superficialSneering rlcnnant also means gigglingevery momotit nnd larding his romarkswith tho most malapropos onths ho upokoIn n drawling nnd nasal tono of his vic-tories

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his bets of nil which concerned himpersonally

It was money which concerned himmost Frederick Archor wn3 very miser ¬

ly and tho other jockeys his rivals saythat tho great sobriety which distin ¬

guished him wns tho result less of virtu¬

ous tendencies thnn of a horror of parting iiKo an truo nusors Arclior notonly wanted to keep all ho had mado butto mnko as much moro a3 possible It isprincipally owing to this characteristicboyond n doubt that he has died tentimes a milllonnlro Othor Englishjockeys hnvo earned largo sums ArcherIs tho only ono among them who knowhow to keep his money

Archer always had tho best mountsOther jockoys wcr just as good but howas tho fashion until tho public beganto bcllovo that thero was only ono Jockoyonly ono Archer in tho world Archerhod plonty of spirit nnd his method wasa Buccossful ono but tho principal oxports of tho English turf say thnt ho oftenlost races through bolng over confidentHis great endeavor was to finish bril-liantly

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this often gnvo him tho appear ¬

ance of winning by a tour do forco a rncowhich another Jockey would havo beencontent to carry off without posingBeing a nervous man Archer lacked

head Tom Cannon wns greatly hissuperior in this respect so too was GeorgoFordham in his prime It Is particularlyin connection with jockcyshlp that onocan quote Lnrochefoucald NothlngiJuccceds llko succss Archers careerproves it M Dellllo in Paris Figaro

Curious Kxporlouco In tlio CourtsAn old woman called on mo to day

Bald an old lawyer to n roporter whohad n curious cxpcrlcnco in tho courts agood many years ago Hor husband nndhis relatives mado mi oxohango of somafnnns and with tbo cnrolcssncss usual topcoplo who trusted each other in that dayno deed was mado nt tho time althoughit was micnuea that ono should bo mndoHer husband died suddenly and after¬

ward an attempt was mndo to tako thofarm from hor by a suit in ejectmentSho could show no papers to show hertitle but gavo a plain straightforwardstatement of hor ense in n manner thatconvinced every ono that she had n moralif not a logal right to hold tho propertyJudgo Greer who was thonon tho benchwns not sentimental nnd charged tho juryin favor of tho plaintiff accordlug to thoBtrlct rules of tho lnw To his surprlsotho jury brought in a verdict in favor ottho defendant Judgo Oreer ordered ano trial immediately When tho casocamo up again substantially tho same tes-timony

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was presented nnd tho jury ngnlnbrought in n verdict for tho defendant

I wantyou to understand said JudgeGreer to tho Jury that it takes thirteenmen iu this court to steal a mans farmand ho directed that tho case bo again putdown for trial When in tho courso oftimo it was called Judge Greer askedtho defendants attorneys what thoy pro-posed

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to prove and when they outlinedsimply what had been presented boforoho refused to let them cxnmlno their wit-nesses

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nnd ordered a verdict for tho plain-tiff

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Tho enso was appealed to thosupremo court nud was rovcrscd audsent buck for trial by renson of JvdgoGreers rofusal When it enmo up fortrial ogaln Judgo Hnmpton was on thobonch and although ho ruled just nsJudgo Greer had during the past trialstho Jury found for tho defendant A nowtrlul was ngnln ordered butltriovcrcnmoup and tho widow now lives In peaccablopossession of tho farm having acquireda legal title by reason of adverse posses-sion

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It Is ono of tho most remarkableassertions of power on tho part of a jurythat over occurred in this state Pitts ¬

burg Press

An Iustnnco of Falso EconomyI met a woman ou tho street tho othor

evening It was raining nnd thero was ablustering wind abroad that mndo prog-ress

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a difficult thingGoing to tho train said II wish I wns said sho but I ntn

nfrald I will loso it I luivo to go aroundfor my sugar1

Why dont you buy your sugar in thostoro you pas3 to go to tho depotqueried I

0 1 can get it half n cent cheaperat replied sho

I passed on musing If that womanbuys ten pounds of sugar thought I showill snvo 0 cents but iho will loso hertrain got n late suppor and perhaps con ¬

sequent indigestion She will ccrtnlnlywenv out a conts worth of shoo leatherIn tho wot and slushy streets and showill get cold nnd lose her temper withrain nud horrible wind Is It truo econ-omy

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to tnko snch n course Would it notbe bettor to lot tho 5 cents go and cancel itwith the gain in poaco of mind and genoral comfort Dont yon know that theroare hosts of people who manngo in litisway Thoy will chase all Ovor tho earthto save a ponny nnd get n poor bargain ntInst They nre Mwnys flying to unctionsor cheap stores for special sales andexpect to purchase sealskin glovesfor a quurter or gcnulno dlnmonds nt thoprice of imitation Such pcoplo tiro meeasily Amber in Chicago Journal

Ociterni burclkcmcnljs

WEMEE CoManufacturing and reporting

Jfo i Fort StreetAlways keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND TIATED SILVER WAKE

Ever brought to thU market

Clocks Watches Bracelets Weeklets Pins Lockets Gold Chains

nml Guards Sleeve MuttonsStuds Etc Kto

And ornaments of all kinds

EloantSollcCSllvor Ton SetAnd all kinds of silver ware suitable fur presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of wotctes and Jewelry carefully attended to and executed In the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention Is paid to orders and job work

from the other Island

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO

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

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing Tup Telephone Numbe fj orJJApply

MILES HAYLEY

Election of Officers

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING 0Fstockholders of the Hawaiian Agri-

cultural¬

Company held January 20th 1887the following officers were elected for the en-

suing¬

yearPresident lion C R BishopVice President Mr Samuel C AllenTreasurer Mr P C JonesSecretary Mr J 0 CarterAuditor Mr T MayDirectors Hon C K Bishop Messrs

S C Allen and P C Jones- JO CARTER

SecretaryHonolulu Jan 20 1887

Ear1

THE ONLY PRACTICALI

isiuraciiiuffirI

On tliojlslmids isTOTlffiNEK

Not 82 Ktorf Street-

I

If you want your watch well repaired oryour clock put in order eo and sec him

nEixTEUtniONE no i o noxNo 415

CHAS T- - GULICKNOTARY PUBLIC

Aqent to take acknowledgments to LaborContracts Marriage License Agent

General Business and Commis-sion Agent and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Block second floor adjoiningUnited States Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu II I

For Waianao and Waialua

The steamer WAIMANALO will leave

iiere every Monday and Tiiursday forabqve

ports returning hercj Wednesday and Satur-

day

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C BOLTEAgent

New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stablfc

Fort Strbbt Honolulu II J

Portrait and views Fliit clasj work batufactiguaranteed

J A CONSALVES

A EL BasomannDookEBinderIaper Ruler andJJBlank Book

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and nEntrance on MerchantSlrect Honolulu

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Comoany

BISHOP Co AGENTSBSTADISIIED 1836

bvUmlted IAiibUlty to HtoehholtXersAssets 37oi J9i3Reserve 7500000

INCOMtrOR 1834

Premiums received after deduction of reInsurance

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

inMtMatti4sa

Scttmtl bbcrtiscmente

BUHACHThe Great California- -

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

Siaiiu Bus Line

Tlie Pantheon Stables will run daily anOmnibus known as the

KTJTJANU LDJEBccinnine WEDNESDAY Tanustrv 10 1887ThcBuJ wilt start from foot of Fort streetcorner of Queen co alone Fort to DcrctaniaDcrctania to Nimanu and thence up theAvenue to l tlys old place Following is thetime table

WEEK JDATStB

LEAVE TOWN UiAVE PATYS600 A if 630 A M

700 1730800 80

1000 10301205 p m 1 245 p m 22200 2304oo 44051 5 o630 700900 920

STJTSnDAY900 A M

10001210200400630840

P MII

II

II

II

931036124523043710910

A MII

P MIl

lit 1

II

S I SIIAWManager

CEMENTJUST RECEIVED

White Bros PortlanOement

FULL WEIGHTJK400 pounds

GW MACFARLANECo

T0 THE GREAT ARMY N

OF WRITERS

Gillots Esfebrook StcelJPcns

TODDS COLD PSAS

FAHERS ANTI NERVOUS PENHOLDERSRnbber Holders Cork Holders Ivory and Ebony

Holderi gold mounted Ivory nnd HonePolders nnd Paper Culien KabersTablet

Eraseri Dcnisoni Velvet ErasersCryXal Rubber Rubber in wood

pencil hane Thumb Tacki- Pencil Protectors Rubber

Hands of variousiiixet etc etc

Ar Sale by TUUH a TJIltU31160 Fort Street

NOTICEFIRM OF SPEAR TFEIFERTHE been dissolved by order of Hie

Supreme Court and the undersigned ap ¬

pointed Receiver notice is hereby given thatthe fine slock of watches and jewelry will beon sale at the store of Spear Pfcifcr for ashort time at reduced prices

All parties indebted to this firm are noti-fied

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to make settlement at onceW F ALLEN

Receiver for Spear PfeiferHonolulu Feb io 1887

Notice of MeetingHOLDERS OF EAST MAUITHE Companys shares are hereby noti-

fied¬

that the annual meeting of the Companywillbe held at the office of CBrcwer Com-pany

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Queen street on Thursday next Feb ¬

ruary 17th at 10 oclock a ntP C JONES

SecretaryHonolulu February 10 1887

NEW ENOLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUFlance Company of Boston

CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCORPORATrp 1835 J

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

VoUclesIttucil on tiemoilFavonibleXermiLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 49001

TDREMEN BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS

F A SCUAEFER Co AemUAlio aients for the

Dresden Hoard of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters

For the Hswalltn Itlaad

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Jteto JLbbtrliacmtitts

Tie Eflift Mini

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ALEX J OAimntlGHTGsatritl Agent for Via Haw Allan Islands

turtiiiitiniiTm iiriii inifir- -n m V--

general btciwcttumte

iiwiilS

1 1

BOW

SUGAR SUGAR

In barrels halibarrcls rji loxe

Dbls Flour OoWen GateFlour El Dorado

Sacks Wheat Bet1

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Crowfl FIoui

HiSacks Barley Uejt

Sacks Corn Beit WholeSack Corn licit Cracked

Sacks Dran Coite and Fine

Sacks Deani WhiteSacks Iteans Red

Sacks Ream BayouSacks Beans Horse

Sacks Bears Iiui

SACKS POTATOES REST In GUNNIES

Caws McnacsjCases Extra Soda Cracker

Catea Medium BreadCases Cracked Wheal 10 lb bags

Cases Corn Mcul while 10 blagsCaies Oat Meal to lb bags

Cmh Corn Starch

Casks DupeeHams

Cntka C A llftnii tales it II Bacon

Cases Faiibanki Lard j lb pallCases Falrbanks Lard 3 lb pall

Cases Falrbanks Laid 10 lb pailt

Casts Whllneya Butter In tinsllnlf fuklns Bmter Gilt Edge

Qr firkins Butter Edge

Cases New Cheese

Boies and bdls Salt CodfithIlbli Tierces Calumbla River Salmon

Cawa Laundry StarchBoxes Brown Laundry Soapt

Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsSacks Green Coffee

Clietu Japan 1 ca 1 lb papersChens Japan Tea yi lb papers

Boxes Ratlins I ondon layersK boxes Raulm London Layers

Boxes Raisins Muicate

Drums CitronBoxes Currants

Cases Chocolatet Cases Mixed Tickles

Cusei Spices allotted all slit

Sacks English WilnutiSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey I lb tinsCases Klnir Morse Coa fresh canned

Fruits Jellies and VegetablesUalcvWrsppIng Iapef extra qua ity

A CAKJE MtORTHXNT

Best CalifornialLoatlier

Sole Insole Harness Skirting and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SklnsjSaddles and Saddle Trees

Thcie goods art new and fissh and will be sold t

LOWEST MAXIKET RATES

M W MoChesney Sons

No 4SIQuoou Street

K

VOL I

TrPmrrffm - c--

Bcnttrtl JLbbcrliscntcitts

SUN FIRE QFFEOE

--OF LONDO- N-

EJstablishod 1710Inturitnce effected upon every description

of property at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327333700Claim arranged by the Local Acents nnd

with promplitudo and liberality Theurhdlction of the Load Tribunal recognized

G AY Mucfarlttiio A Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

c j McCarthy11A3 RFCEIVEt FROM

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrival a very choice collection uf cigars andsmokers article consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettos Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs mmthe Fine Flor dc Cuba

AUo some Full Dress 1ct Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come and try some of thesefine goods which can lie had at

107 1011T STKEET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

UNDERSIGNED HAVINGTHE duly appointed Administratrix ofthe estate of Kecmo Kartu late of Honoluludeceased all persons havint claims against thesaid estate are notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for-

ever barred and till persons indebted to saidestate arc requested to make immediate payment to me LAVINIA KAPU

Administratrix of the estate of Keonc KapuHonolulu Dec 22 188G

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PREMISES SITUATED ON1 Punahou street called Kananilohiathe

property of C II Jmld are for sale or for

lease lor a term 01 yearsKor particulars Inquire of

ALEXJCARTWRIGHTHonolulu Dec M 1886

NOTICEA MEETINcToF THE DIRECT-

ORS

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or the Mutual Telephone Co heldthis day It was decided to reduce the rent ofinstruments to 500 per month In the Districtsof Koolau Eva Waianae and walalua

A JAEGERSecretary Mutual Telephone Company

Honolulu Jan 6 1887

NOTICETO HACKMEN

-- AND

Liveiy StablesIf you are in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE DUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CIIAS

T HOYT corner of Alakca and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

for one yeanj GOMESWatchmaker and Jeweler

Opposite Elite Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St

Manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc

OUronouiotcrs n Bpoolnlty

THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolov

No GO Nuuatm StrootHonolulu II X

Particular attention paid to repairing

0 u wulk

Lawyer awl Kotaru Public

OfTice at 15 Kaahumanu Street

r JOHN T DARE

--Attorney and Counsellor at

OiKlceJ No t Spreckels Wock Honolulu II I

P 0 Box 04

vjTF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

f84King Street Honolulu

-- SceT elephone No o

nnirc r

Law

Residence is

TTONOLuLU IKUH wuii

t aliim mgtnn othr flUr amVrai 1 Oanllnotfooler Iron

Honolulu

Machinery of ry descrlnllon fclar attention paid to PtCslwsrk axeouted o the skortestnotice

THE DAILY HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1887

fcncU bevrtscmente

FOREIGN STAMPS

G W BUItQESSHat for lain A variety of rf foreign pottage stamps

for collections Call anil tea them nl

No 84 Klnft Street Honolnltt

HpHOS G THRUM

lMfORTINO AND MANUFACTURING

Stattonsr Uook etllcr Prtnler book ¬

binder etc

And publisher of th Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer In Kin Stationery Book Music Toys anaFancy OooJ

Fort Strrxt Near Hotel Honolulu

The Liverpool London k Globe Insurance Co

Assets 353JioodNet Income 1885 8854000Claims Paid 107930000

Have established an agency in Hono-lulu

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for the Hawaiian Islands nnd theundersigned are prepared to write risks acainstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingson favorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents insured for a period of three years for two premiums in advance Losses promptly adjustedand payable here

BISHOP CO

DR M GOTOPhysician and Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

OfTic hours at Kakaako Iron 0 ton a it everyCay swept Sundays Will villi patients at their residence oy request

All other diseases treated at his office corner ofPunchbowl and lleretanla streets

Office hours from 1 to j r t Sundays fiom 8 toA SI

AT TTrlE

Lincoln Block Klnj Street

5

The following dishes mty Ix ordered at all hours oftin aay

Broiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel btc lite

GEORGE CAVENACHProprietor

PIONEER

8TEA1GAN0Y FACTORY

AND

b akicb yT IIOH3ST

Practical Confectioner 1attry Cook and BakerRich and delicious let Cream lauo by Steam

c

7t Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSIONIAOENTS

list or orricsRS

P C Jones Jr President and Manager

10 Carthx TreasuremndSecietarys AuditorHON Wst V Allen

pirkctorsHom C K Uisiior IIon1I WatbriiouseI

r poppeSearcher 01 Records

Office nt present wiih Albert Smith lvi No 9

Kaihumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

pAUL NEUMANNS

Ltsw OIHoos

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

f a WILLIAMS

Importer and Dealer in

i r iKrii Description AUo

VnhoUteror ami ManufacturerFurntturo Warerooms No in Fort Street Work ¬

shop nt old stand 01 Hotel Street All order promptly

nttenucu to

P P GRAY M D

vriYHtatAX 4VJ1 SCUCHCOX

Oftice next door lo the Honolulu Library6 to to AM

OrncK Houas to 4f t

7 tO Or M

Sundays 9 to 11 A si

RESIDENCE Alakea St Opposite Y-- C A

TO RENT

PREMISES LATELY OCCUrpHEI Emma ofiii niepn corner

Nuuinuandlletetania streets are offered for

term of s upon rwsonable

Sencwl dltiUctttecmcnta1

Gents Fiuttiskiiift-- Goods

Popular Miillinery House

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

--AT THE- -

ProprietorHonolulu

Good Goods at Low PricesComplete Line of

GENTS WHITE SHIRTSWe offer the Best Unlaundrlcd Shirt for 100 Under Shirts in Wool

Merino and Canton flannel Jean Drawers and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of

GENTS OUTSIDeWoOL SHIRTSLatest Styles of Gents Collars Cuffo and- - Neck Wear Gents White andColored Socks and Suspenders A good assortment of

GENTS DRIVING GLOVES

TRUNKS AND VALISES LWAYS ON HAND

N S SAOHS 104 FOET ST

M GOLDBEEG

Corner Fort andliMercliant Stsi Honolulu

IMPORTER AND DEALERJIN

MCUSTOM ffiBE CIOTHlSe

Pino Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps Etc Etc

ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED AND PltllM ATTENDED TO

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO IdSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co- - and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedJSnst Corner 3Jort imtllCtna StrootB

New oods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Call-

fornia Produce by every steamer All orders failhlully attended to and Uoods delivered toi

flllV part of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Tost- -

oliicc Hox No MS Telephone No 92

I O Box 31s

Real Estato AgentAirent

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ESTABLISHED 1879

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a

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JOS E WISEMANTelephone

GENEBAL BUSINESS AGENTCAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H I

HI

EmploymentCustom House Broker

Monoy EroUerilders Steamship Affent Mnnajer HawalanOpera House

lireat UurlinKIOIl sauroounBkAmerica PIro and Llfo Insurance Agent

TIIE TRUTH MUST BK TOLDHJls TimoltUat

OHAJRLES IZAMMIUBrrom the Coast with a well selected stock or all kinds of TRIMMINGS SADDLE

AfWTO unHES arida areat variety of articles the like of which has naver bsforo been seen hereHas

ItlsTrilotlittt OUnrlos Hnmmor wm tr above toother with his own manufacture of

Saddles and Harness at pneos inas wuw -- -Ohrtrlon IlninillOV irae 1 u Known aw over 110 rvnBugnwrT la trito tllist

and dteapness that there Is no need for praising It hereh0hJtUJ ire thai owners of hores cannot afford to pass CHARLES HAMMERS without calling In to

see the good wcrk and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprlstor

gusincaa Grnrtte

CLARItNCR WILDERASIlrORD

I VOLKSV VA1LLANC0URTI ASIIFORU

ASIIFORD A ASIIFOIULaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OrrlCR Old Capitol Building adjoining General1nst J dice

F A SCHAEFER CO

IStrORTERS AND

Co mm 10 it Merchants

No to Merchant Strket Honolulu

p 0 BERGER

Agent for Macneale Urban SafesMerchant Street Honolulu

T 3liillipsPractical Plumber Oat Filler ami

Coiper SmithHouse and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

Svccbssors to Lewers DicksonImporters ami Dealer In Zumber and all

Ulmt of Jliitlilttii MaterialNo 81 Fort Street Honolulu

T II S0PERI Successor to

J M OAT JR COStationer one Aeioj Dcfflcrt

Jlcil Jtubber Stamp AgencyGaistte Block No 95 M ekciiant Street

Honolulu II I

J r ALPRBD MAGOON

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42 Merchant Street Honolulu

w ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer In Chotcett Jleef Veal Mutton FAcNoS Queen Street Fish Market

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

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTELEPflONE No 19

DEAVER SALOON

Fort Street OrrostTE Wilder h Cos

U J XOZTE ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Wat

Open pnoH3 a m till 10 r m

Smokert Itequltltet a Speciality--SOSMOPOLITAH RESTAURANT

JBX niSK VroprletorHotel street Between Fort and NuuanUOur secret Is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers asin the pastwuii 111c ucki inc inarKes auoras at reasonable raiea

R W PRAZER

MERCHANT TAIXOIt

Cornrr King and Alalita St HonoluluModerate charges good workmanship and a perfect

fit guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Street

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Attention

Chns Browor CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS

A vessel will leave Boston for this Fort onor about March 1st next and

The Bark AMY TURNER will sail fromBojtonforthis Port on or about Mny5thnext

Further information can be obtalncdby ap-plying

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to

CBrowor CompanyQueen Street

S M GARTERHosonJundVbr sale Inquanllties to suit

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

Charcoal

Hard and Soft Wood Sawed SplitManienic Hay

v

California Hay

Bran Oats- -

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders arq hereby solicited nnd will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

NO 8a KING STREETRoth Telephones

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGorder atthls office

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NO 148

Scncntl tocriteemente

SUGARSTut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USEFor Sale By

G W MACFARLANE Go

JUST RECEIVED

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from Havana

C O BERGERto Let Ft

RESIDENCE AT PRESENT Oc ¬THE by James A Kennedy corner

Klnau and Pensacola Streets

Apply to JAMES A KENNEDV

Oflica Honolulu Iron Works Co

TO RENTA stable with five stalls and room Tor car- -

ringes also a small cottage to be had i a sameyard if desired Centrally located Forparticulars enquire of WEST DOW C0

J L STANLEY JOIIV SPRUANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORSInTSiVcnil CT

LILIENTHAL CO

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors Proprietors of the celebratedCyrus Ifoblc Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERSISOLICITED100 to 102 Front Street San Francisco

Employment Office

THE UNDEUSIGNFD IS PREPARED TOservants for every description of work

Including house servants stewards cooks waitersgardener carpenters etc

Glilnoiio IatorprotlneA specialty Account collected and general coramljslons carefully and promptly executed

Oflloor Nuuanu street corner Kukul IlacoOpposite Lo Sam Sing f SAKENG

M A CONSALVES K HUTCHINSON

Gonsalves CoWholesale tracers anil Wine MerchantsUeavbs Block Qukbh Stxkkt Homolui

Pott Office Hox No 309 Telephone No a3

John T WaterhouseImporter anil Dealer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No 33 31 Qokkn Stkcbi Honolulu

XT HAOKFELDr Co

Oeneral Commission Agents

Cor Fobt andQuubn Stxrhth Honolulu

BT M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Hooms on Port Street

Honolulu II IOffice in Ilrewcri Itlock corner Hotel and Fort

Streets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney at JUiw

No a MbrciiantStrkbt Honolul

erowiLsr o ooImporters and Dealers la

Ales Winos SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H-1- -

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Notary Public and Commission 0 DeedsFor the States ol California and New York Office

at Ibo Bank or BUhop Co

HoNOtULU Oahu II I

Boat Inilcling ShopRear of Lucass MillJ

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THE DAILY HFnALD

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1SS7

RUMORS OF MORE CHANGES

There arc rumors afloat of changesto take place shortly in two very im-

portant

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and responsible public ofticf rs

It is to be hoped the Government will

reflect seriously before making changes

that arc hot necessary in the public in-

terest

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and above all before trying tofit any more square plugs into roundholes People are getting tired of fre-

quent

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changes in the heads of thechief bureaus whereby n man hasscarcely got the run of his official

routine till some importunate adventu-

rer

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supplants him There is reason tofear that most of the movements made

on the civil service checker board are

dictated more by the lowest political ex ¬

pediency than a desire to have thebest men for doing the countrys workin the places An increasing tone ofdiscontent over all the shuffling ofoffices is apparent in the public mindos any of the Ministers may ascertainby simply mingling a little and holdingcounsel with those who are the mainstay of the state whether citizens oraliens It is not presumptuous to men-

tion

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aliens in this connection in acountry where so large a proportion ofthe revenues is derived from theinvestment of foreign capital and theapplication of foreign enterprise andwhere even public liberties to a largeextent depend upon the Kingdomsfidelity to certain conditions formingthe ground of the recognition of Ha ¬

waiian independence by foreign Powers

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The unexpected docs not alwayscome but it did yesterday when thewrong steamship arrived

People suffering from the disease forwhich licensed opium is the properremedy may take heart now that thespecific has arrived by the Gaelic

Duelling has fallen into desuetudeeven among the chivalrous Southerngentlemen one of whom in a selectionin this issue disposes of a challenge in

a very humorous but at the same timesensible fashion

In this climate one of the greatestfoes to perfect healfhls a disposition togive way to lassitude Therefore real

manly sport should be encouraged andkept free from the influence of the

gambling mania to which humanity is

everywhere prone Whenever thespeculative clement comes in by thedoor the wholesomencss of the particu-

lar

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sporf is liable to go out by thewindow

Big Dolls Not Wanted

Mamma who nearly beggared her-

self¬

to get Dot the biggest doll to befound in the market- - Why dont youplay with your nice doll Dot

Little Dot Its too bigWhy pet I picked it out because

it was so nice and bigYou did Well I dont see why

peoplcss cant thinkCant thinkYes Plow would you like a baby

whats born growed up OmaJiaWorld

Representative Crain the only nvthc bbrn Texan in the Lone Star Statedelegation was educated in the NorthHe recently said to a rejorten

We dont bulldoze we dont have tobulldoze even if we have the inclina-tion

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The majority is loo big Do youknow what a party with a big majorityis like Well its like a huge splendidlocpmotive with a weak brake on itIts glorious when it gets going buttheres nothing to stop it if theresdanger ahead St louts Republican

At threesteamshipsignaled

oclock this morning theMariposa lnd not been

xbS

He Was NotAmbitlousm hi t--

The editor oMhs Rustler havingpublished an nrticic concerning ColBowser which the laUensccmed offend ¬

ed at was both astonished and dis-

mayed

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to receive a challenge to a duelsigned by the Colonel in which he was

offered his choice oi weapons as well

as localityHe did not answer by mail as he was

requested to but the ensuing issue ofhis paper contained the following

Readers of the Rustler will remem ¬

ber that in our last issue we describedColonel Ilowser as a man who wouldnot hesitate to rob his fathers grave toget the filling from his teeth We saidthis in our own innocent way andmerely in the light of a metaphor

Had we meant anything of thekind we would have been deterredfrom saying it by a knowledge of thefact that Bowsers father had no fillingin his teeth unless they were paddedwith 2inc as that gentleman died at thecounty poor farm and was buried in adry goods box

We were surprised that anybodycould imagine for a moment that weshould distort the facts seriously weknow that the Colonel is an expert atthinning out henroosts when the mid ¬

night bells arc tolling but wc give himcredit for more sense than to dissect agrave for the purpose of scuring a fewfragments of zinc

In regard to the duel we must saythat such a proceeding is not compati-ble

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with our moral training Wc wereraised in the elevating and ennoblingatmosphere of a St Louis boardinghouse and we have never known aharsher note than the tinkle of a dinnerbcli and never struggled with anythingrougher than a buckwheat cake

A man who has walked the pathsof peace all hisjifc is naturally averseto taking up a short gun when thesnows of fifty winters have whitenedhis hair The colonel was raised inthe midst of powder and shell as heworked for twenty years as porter in apowder magazine and consequently heknows more about the business thanwc do

Wc may be accused of cowardicebut will take the chances People maysneer and look at us with cold chillingglances and perhaps spurn us entirelybut wc would sooner be spumed untilthe cows come home and frozen withglances than be found stretched out ina hog pasture with our toes turned lothe bleak midwinter heavens and a holein our bosom big enpUgh to put a gatepost 111

There isnt much glory in beingspurned but wed rather be spurnedand be able to eat three square meals aday than to have our name heraldedby paid obituary notices while we layout in the moist night air with tliesilvery moonlight streaming through anaperture in our system

If the colonel meet us in our ownback yard and leave his guns at homewe will endeavor to wear a hole in theground wifh him as we have alwaysbeen used to wrestling and poundingsand and other healthy exercises butwhen he desires us to hold a gun andstand the chances of being filled withpowder and gravel we must firmly butrespectfully decline V Louts Whip

FUN AND FANCY

Father Tommy you should tryand be a better boy You are ouronly child and we expect you to begood Tommy It aint my fault thatI am your only child It is tough onme to be good for a lot of brothers andsisters I havent got

Four-ycar-ol- d Beatrice was lunchingin company with her mamma the otherday when a gentleman said to teaseher little ladyship I know what youwould like What is that Ohyoud like a little brother No Ishouldnt I detest men

A little friend of ours was recentlytaken to the barbers shop to have hishair cut for the first time As thebarber cut and clipped the little fellowbecame considerably alarmed for hesuddenly saidin anxious tones Youllleave enough to grow wont youmister

Some time ago a littleplaying in the yard came into thehouse and said in a surprised tone tohis mother Mother I saw nothingwith a tail to it His mother beingunable to understand him followedthe child into the yard where the littlefellow pointed to a snake gliding awaythrough the grass

The Unfailing Sign

Jones Have you seen the Smithslately Brown

Brown Yes I passed their housethe other day and had a chat with oldSmith

Tones How are they doingBrown Very poorly Iiji afraidJones Indeed What makes you

think soBrown Well they have just got

another dogl Btston Courier

BelvA Ann Lockwood has nominatedherself for the Presidency in 1888 andgoes out where there is a good echo tohere herself seconded

Womankind never revels in so com-

plete¬

enjoyment as when she is potter¬

ing about the counter of a bazar anddriving the salespeople into a frenzy

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Pioneer Furniture WareroomC E WILLIAMS

JustPARLOR SETS MapleBedroom Sets Sideboards Ward

robesMirrors Dates

Upholstering In All Its Branches Satisfactorily ExecutedMutual Telephone and Night Alarm No 76

STORE 68 HOTEL STREET

HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED GOTclcphoncsINo 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts

GEORGE ENGELHARDTFormerly with Samuel Noll

IMPORTER DEALER INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS

A1S0

Crockory Glnsswnro Houso Furnishing Hardwnro Agatoiron ana Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBEA VER BLOCK FORT STREET

The Store occupied ly Nott oppolue Smxckku llanV Honolulu

NCASTLKO lCA5TIK

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CASTLE COOKEShipping and Oominission Merchants

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Kohala Sugar Company Haiku Snsar Company --v

rala Plantation - Hitchcock Cos Plantatlanfl fGrovtJRanch plantation - Rltalitead W UluaPlanlatlon

AH Smith J Co Koloa kaual -

Unio1 Fire ni of San Franctico- - Una Fire Insurance Company cf Hartford

The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of RoitonD M Weston i Patent Machines

The New York and Honolulu Taclcet LineThe Merchant Line Honolulu and San Francisco

Dr Jayne Sons Celebrated MedicineWilcox k Gibbs Kemlngton and Wheeler h Wilson Sewlnc Macht

LAINE COHave received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of slock

COOKED LINSEEDIt Is the greatest Flesh former Milk and Uutter producer n use

Oil Cake Meat shows

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AGENTS1FORI

MEAL

nbout 17 per cent ot nutritive matter this nearly 39 perot oats or 318 of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran

well as our usual supply of the best kinds ofMIXED FEED nHay Oats Wheat Cora Etc Etc

Which Is offered at the Lowest Market Kates and delivered free

cent

the

B THOMASContractor Builder

rcimt riven on all kinds of Brick Iron and Wooden Jiulldlnes

Unrivaled

following prominent buildings erected amongst others too numerous mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Wilder Mrs Lack Policeanil iiswau uuiiuiugs iit

33rick Work in all its 13ranchesOfflco corner Queen andAlakeaJStreets Mu No 3SS

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu andMcrchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

E n F WLTEBKeep always In stock a variety of tho Tiest

Wines Liquors Beers and ice cold llecr on

draught at 10 cents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

LOVES BAEEEI

Every

73 NuuanuStreet

Description of Plain and FancyIJread niulIHscults

Orders for Ship Bread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND 01U PROMPTLY ATTEXDD TO

GERMANIA MAliffl11

GEO M ItMJPP - PropriotoiFort Street Honolulu

Hecf Mutton Veal Fresh Sausage PorkEtc Constantly on Hand

Shipping Supplied on Short Notice

ROOM

TUKNISHED ROOM TO LET IN AJT private family Location near corner ofRichards and Jlcretania streets Address V UUox

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PROPRIETOR

ReceivedA variety or Cedarand Walnut

Bookcases a variety of Baby Carriageand Mirror

formerly Co

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Centrifugal

lbs

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100 bs of this meal

Stone

Also our

ny part of

Refers to theby him to

Library

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GASOLINE--OF THE

HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Jly

G W MACFARLANE Co

NOTICEADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETTHE of the Hawaiian Ramie Company

Limited will be held on Thursday Feb-ruary 241I1 1887 at 10 oclock n m at theoffice of A Cartwiighl Esq Kaahumamstreet

W F ALLENSecretary

Honolulu February 14 1887

Musical IiistructinMr Yarndlcy will resume his regular course

of lessons in

Singing and ViolinPlaying on Monday January 24th 1887Room No 6 Esgle House Nuuanu streetTelephone 353

XJLLL

city

NOTICEPERSONS ARE HEUEliY

warned not to trespass on the Island ofMokuumeumc In Pearl River Lagoon or tonsiiin us waters ami au lounu doing so willbe prosecuted according to law

FHANK BROWN

iMl M IifWHNmtranni Mnvnmunn

Scnctjil SfobcfUficmctttajtmm-- r-

HHACKFELDCoOffer for Sale- -

Various Sites

STEEL RAILS

ROCK SALT- -

JiW

And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

M

RdOFING SLATtfS

CROCKERY

AFTER1 1

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TAKING

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FENCljnVIRES

CEMENT

VrESHSLA ITJR3STITTJKE3

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Goods at Greatly ReducedPrices

BF EHLERS COi Fort Street Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACE100 find 1 1 1 KIiir St liotwcen Fort find A Alton

Has -- received per late arrivals a full assortment of

SIVAJPXjE AJtrX 3AtTC2r aEOCEIJXCSCotwkllnu In i ort of i

Family Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn MmI Cracked Wheat Ilrcakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Hacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New CheSe Keg Cnl Duller Dates RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium lircad Apples Humboldt FotatocsWheat Com Uran Also n full lino or Cal Cracker Cos Crackers nd Cakes All olwhich rc offered at lowest rale All order rcccfvc careful nltcntlon and prompt delivery

Both Telephones No 119 P O Dor No J71

THE CENTRALrCIGAR STANDOampboirH Block Merchant Slveot

I ELDER11 11 rt-- -l - 1 M 1 f -jji u 1 cicpiiunc 17 mutual 1 cicpiinnc 375

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

The Finest Manilla Clears hi the Market 011 Hand

Island Orders Carefully Attended to GivoMo a Call

Just

From

v

Proprietor

Recived per S S Zealandia

A-- FINE ASSORTMENT

OF

QTGARSVtheCclebratcd Factory of Straiton SlormNewYork

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HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

JOHN NOTTIriFarabor S Kaalmmanu Street

STOVES RANGESGranite Iron and Tin VYare I

ClinndoliorB Lnnips and Lantorns

WaLei Pipe and lubber HoseHOUSE KEEPING GOODS

PLUMBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

A

WOLFE CONo 06 HOVEL STREET

Have Eeceived by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams ami Jellies Tabla and Pic Fnill Klnr Hams Oxfotd SausagesCurried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved llloalcrs Fried Eel Firidon Haddock PlumPudding French and American Peas Crackers Cakes Mackenzies IWljIuili Etc

Also a largo assorlment of Candies and Nuts Orders will receive careful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed

P I Ho no Dell Telephone Ho 340 Mutual No 149

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TUESDAY FEURUARY aa 1887

LOOALNBWSTo morrow h Ash Wednesday

The missionary steamer MorningStar is due from the South Sea Islnnds

Mr P A Dias Hawaii and Mr PEvans Japan arc at the Eagle House

Mr E Muller of Messrs II Hackfcld Co went to Maul last eveningby the steamer Likclikc

-- IfMr A Young manager of the Ho-

nolulu¬

Iron Works was a passenger bythe Kinau last evening

Mr Clias Eurneaux artist has fol-

lowed the light of the new lava flowleaving by the steamer Kinau last eve ¬

ning for Hilo

The sun came out so bright yester ¬

day forenoon that in the afternoonthere were dry paths even acrost theEsplanade

The bowling match yesterday wasbetween Mr V J Higgins and MrTas Hunt the latter being the winnerby four pins in n small score on bothsides

Mr A C Smith counsel for CaptMcGregor in the stabbing case yesterday received a telephone message tothe clTcct that Kanalua the woundedman was up and moving about

- iiThe triple jump contest at Mnkiki

yesterday resulted in victory for WinMoore the challenged pat ty who made31 feet 4 inches against 30 feet 4inches by J Sims the challenger

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Judge Pomander has been decoratedby the King of Sweden and Norwaywith the Order of the North Star MrH W Schmidt Swedish Consul hasofficially informed His 1 lonor of thishigh mark of distinction

I wonder whats keeping the Mari ¬

posa said a Custom House officialyesterday afternoon Just then a whistle sounded What a strange coinci-dence

¬

was the added remark It wasrather a cocxcidcncc

A passenger by the Kinau last eve-

ning¬

discovered just before the lastwhistle sounded that he had the key ofhis cottage with him his wife beingcither locked in or locked out He sentit ashore by an acquaintance mill in-

structions¬

to hire a hack to deliver it atthe house

There is a lively creaking of tacklesand rattle of donkey engines along theharbor front these days The hugeheaps of goods going on board thesteamers and sailing vessels of theseveral inter island companies and firms

denote a large traffic between Hono-lulu

¬

and the outports

The usual late Chinaman attendedthe sailing of the steamer Kinau last

evening He carried a little woodenbox that he grasped in his teeth whenhe found he could not climb up therope with one hand One of the deckhands reached over and helped to pullhim aboard amidst loud laughter andcheers from the crowd on the wharf

Marshal Kaulukou Depjty MarshalPahia and Officer Hopkins made atour of the city from Iiliha street tothe plains on horseback last eveningThe Marshal was mounted on a hand ¬

some gray steed lately bought by him

On passing through town at midnightthey reported everything quiet on thePalama side but the streets very bad

Three of the ship wrecked sailors ofthe ungamine Selina went to worK onthe wharf yesterday in order to earnsomething to replace their lost clothingOne of them liad been contributingfour dollars a week for keeping an invalid brother in the hospital in SanIrancisco for years He felt worse atthe nrosnect of being unable to keepup remittances for this purpose than fornil his own loss and hardship

Surmises

The folloifag are a few of the sur¬

mises as to the cause of the non arrival

of the Mariposa which were heard on

hA Kir last eveninc That the

shaft was broken that she was delayed

on nccount of the malls mat ban J ran

cisco harbor was blockaded by Hntish

men-of-w- that the steamer was de ¬

tained to wait the arrival from N ash

ingtpn of a commiton appointed to

visit Honolulu in regard to the Pearl

Ilarbpr affair and many more equally

wise opinions

Terrible Accident

m oq rnr pived liv the Marshal

vii of a teriiblc accident thatf named Kei fr n fisherman

kipiat Kaneoliq on this island He

was fishing Wtta giant powder when

the mixture exploded in Ws band I he

hand was blown off and one of the

poor mans eyes were put out

tonic effective inv iorator andAs a true

genuine ppacliar Mal1 wWtunexcelled

Post Office and Portuguese

The Luso Hawaiian keeps up itswell earned reputation by publishingin its last issue an interesting article onour local postal matters in which arcfound statistical information not yetpresented before the public

According to the Luso the postaltransactions of this Kingdom for theyear included between the isl of Janu-ary

¬

and the 31st of December 1886were as follows Domestic ordinaryletters 454i7S6 Oio number of regis ¬

tered letters was not obtained receiv-ed

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from abroad ordinary 1301556 re-

ceived¬

from abroad registered 3940sent to foreign countries ordinary

331336 sent to foreign countries reg-istered

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335a money orders domestic10319 amounting to 336401 moneyOrders sent to foreign countries 3473amounting to 37051 money orderspaid here from abroad 239 amountingto 4427

Postal Savings Hank transactions sinceinaugurated in July last Number ofdepositors t8 amount of denosits

12340735 refunded 1506182Of course the Lusos article is written

exclusively in the Portuguese point devuc and therefore we gather from itthat the Portuguese transactions were asfollows The number of ordinary let-

ters¬

345 of wnich could not be deliv ¬

ered received from Portugal MexicoAzores and colonics cannot be ascer-tained

¬

for the reason of their comingpromiscuously with all other foreignletters passing through New York andban i rancisco 1 he registered lettersfrom Portugal and colonies were 1635over 100 of which could not be delivered for error of address or absence ofdestmatory and will be sent backEleven thousand six hundred and eightordinary letters weighing 2a6 pounds 1

ounce and 922 registered letters andalso 03 a packages of newspapers weighing 197 pounds 3 ounces were sentfrom here to Portut al and colonics

One hundred and ninety four postalmoney orders were sent from here toPortuguese post offices valued 3591and seven orders valued at 320 werereceived from Portugal

The Portuguese deposits in thesavings bank arc as yet insignificant

Prom these figures the Luso deducesthat every Portuguese family in theKingdom has written about two lettersand received about eight letters fromhome

The Luso further insists very strong-ly

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on two points first that the Portuguese ought to be taught to write theaddresses better second that the mallfrom Portugal ought to be sent heredirect in closed bags so as to avoid theterrible wear and tear which resultsfrom the actual system of sorting themin London New York and San Fran-cisco

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many letters and nearly all thenewspapers being torn or lost in thedifferent manipulations And the Lusovery justly hopes that adequate measureswill be taken by the Portuguese author-ities

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Clcn Up

To the Editor of the ITetahi

Sin As next Sunday is set apart

for the funeral of the late Princess

Likelike would it not be well that some

action shoud nt once uc tancn to

clean the streets through which the

procession is to pass to the mausoleumI am sure the great number who are toparticipate on foot would be pleased tosee some of the principal roads cleanedfor once Nuuanu avenue has notbeen eeaned tor over four months andin some places the mud is ankle deepto the discredit of our street supervi-

sors

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ministers etc In any other cityof ihe same size I am sure it wouldbe cleaned in twenty tour hours oy

subscriptionUNU WHO IVNUWS

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The Rev Geoed the following

hasto his par- -

To the of St

in the Lord Wc arc uponLent It is a time set apart to

of sin and sorrow for it to re

Uirtsi s i anu uiwito our life and denyin all ways

The of the seasonis a yoke nnd andmore the of it as a time holy

unto the Lord in the and not in

the letter will us theof God your friend and

pastor

Pastoral Address

Wallace addresspastoral

ishionersSecond Congregation

Andrews Cathedral Dearly belovedentering

anotherrepentmember suiicnng

change ourseUes

keeping outwardlyburden nothing

keepingspirit

bring blessingFaithfully

Gkokou Wallacb

The First Instalment

The first legal importation of opium

since the License Act came into effect

took place yesterday when forty

packages arrived by the steamship

Gaelic from China for Chun Lung

the licensee

BUSINESS ITEMS

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanac

and Annual for reliable WlilUn generaPrice

information relating i

50 cents

II you want a Kl mow ur in TVatrohU tone MM 2Infa WorksIfnnhVS JrVSIUl

street hcxt door to Horns WKery

orde and promptly filled There is

no licence requited to sell ihcwclgri

Try Marllnelll Cider II is absolutely

Macfirlanc Co agents

SUPRLiME COURT

AT CHAMUKRS

Monday February 21st BeforeJudge JJickcrton In the matter of thebankruptcy of Lam Chock Petitionto compel attendance of bankrupt atoffice of assignee to explain books andaccounts Counsel for bankrupt agreesthat his client will attend when request ¬

ed in future W C Parke petitionerfor himself V V Ashford for bank ¬

ruptIlcforc Judge Preston Estate o

G Paulclealmna Hearing on petitionand accounts of administratrix con-tinue

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till Monday next Kinney foradministratrix Drown and Smith forheirs

Deforc Judge Preston In re PeterHcnson habeas corpus After hearimr petition of Tho3 R Walker actinnBritish Vice Consul ordered that theMarshal release said Peter Hcnsonfrom his custody Smith ThurstonKinney for petitioner Neumann forrespondent

Before Judcc McCully Swift vsGarstin Bros Suit in equity for disso-

lution¬

of copartnership Hearing ofthe evidence of complainant occupiesall day and continued till TuesdayW R Castle for plaintiff V M Hatchtor defendant

The Advcntlst Meetings

A good audience listened attentivelylast evening to the discourse of ElderCurtis The text considered is record-

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in Daniel 814 Unto two thousandthree hundred days then shall theSanctuary be cleansed The symbolsof the eighth chapter the subject ofthe evening before were briefly re-

viewed¬

The speaker then showedthat the ninth chapjer is the sequel ofthe eighth By comparing Daniel 925 with the seventh chapter of Ezrahe proved the date of the 2300 daysor years of this symbolic prophecy tobe the fall of the year B C 457 Thedates intervening between the commencement nnd end of this periodwere explained which were very clearand interesting In 1844 the longprophetic period terminated

He then proceeded to show whatMr Millers mistake was Mr Millerwas correct in his exposition of thetime but made his mistake in assum-ing the earth to be the sanctuary andthat its cleansing would be by fire andthat this cleansing would take place atthe second coming of Christ Forthis reason he proclaimed to the worldthat Christs coming would take placein 1844 The spcrkcr then affirmedthat the term sanctuary was never anplied in the scripture to the earth

The speaker at the close answered aquestion hr tided in lie invites all toask questions on any subject underconsideration promising a candidanswer

Tonight he takes up the subject ofthe sanctuary of the old dispensation

Obltnay

An aged and good woman passedaway early yesterday morning in 111c

person of Mrs Thomas A Thrum nee

Elizabeth Wharton Mclhail aged 74years and 18 days She was a nativeof Scotland who had resided in Honolulu for the nast thirty five years Herhusband a son and two daughtersmourn her loss The son is MrThomas G Thrum one of our bestknown citizens The late Mrs Thrumwas noted among her wide circle offriends for n deep religious spirit mani ¬

fest in licr life Rev E C Oggcl con-

ducted

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the funeral services at fouroclock yesterday afternoon

Changes on the Cunard Line

It is said that the Cunard SteamshipCompany piqued by the withdrawalfrom their line of the English mailservice are preparing to build steamerslarger and faster tlian any now runningand to start from London direct viaPlymouth The new steamers are tofollow the style of those of the NorthGerman Lloyd as to capacity both asregard freight and passengers and areto have twin screws A radical changeis talked of as regards fuel the designbeing to use gas Instead of coal Ex ¬

periments with gas manufactured from

crude petroleum have been in progressat the principal steel works at Glasgow

for some months and it is asserted thatsnrh a rleorce of ncrfection has beenreached that the new fuel may be safely

trusted to take the place of coal wherethe latter is used in large quantitiesToroito Gfoff

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A Royal Turn Out

Hfwn victorias coaclimakcrs have

iust renovated one of her Mnjestys six

state coacucs 111 icihhhwucourt functions of the juuuee yearii Hnnr hand es anu armonai ueui- -

incs are of gold as also are uic crest

roof The body of the carnage is of

vermilllon picked out with gold and

the springs and all the ironwork are

ailt Representations of the crown andthe adornments ofgarter nrc among

the equipage which is lined with blue

silk No fewer than 4000 leaves of

gold were used in the decoration

SIDE EIGHTS

Smoke the Wedge to be found at

C J McCarthys

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Shipping Intelligence

The British steamship Gaelic CaptW T Pcarne arrived off port yester ¬

day afternoon from China and Japanbound for San Francisco Followingarc the memoranda of her passageSailed from Hongkong February 1st at

535 P m- - had nothcrly wind3 andhead seaarriving at Yokohama Feb 8that 2o a m sailed from YokohamaFeb nth at 1238 p m had variablewinds arriving at Honolulu Feb 21stat 1242 p m time 10 days 19 hours54 minutes

The Gaelic brought one English twoChinese and fifteen Japanese passen ¬

gers to this port and had t passengers in transit She has a complementof over 100 men all told and H Hen-nessey

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is purser Her cargo for Hono-lulu

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consisted of four packages of gen-eral

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merchandise 40 of opium 13 ofcurios 150 of thoya one of gloves andsix of wine and she had 23973 Pack¬

ages in transit Communication washad with the steamship as she lay out-side

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the reef by means of Messrs HHackfcld Cos steam scow in chargeof Mr Jcre Simonson The Gaelicsailed for San Francisco at five lastevening taking a mail that closed atfour

Yesterday - the salt for Portland inthe bark Martha Fisher was beingshifted aft to get at the coal under-neath

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Captain McKay expects to have thebark Zolia discharged by the end ofthe week He docs not know wherehis next destination will be

Schr Lcahi brought 1590 bagssugar from Kohala schooner Mana1245 orn Honoinu and Ehukai 500irom waiama

The bark Lady Lampson will haveall her coal out to day then load sugarfrom C Brewer Co

It is expected to have the barkentineGeo C Pcikins loaded today withsugar from F A Schaefer Co andshe will sail in a day or two

The barkentine Katie Flickingcr didnot get quite ready to sail yesterdaybut will take wtnir for San Franciscoabout nine oclock this morning

Police Court

Eight excessive imbibers of intoxi-

cating¬

fluid had 6 each cash or laborto pay for their indiscretion

There were two convictions forassault and battery realizing 10 each

A Chinese hack driver for refusingto be regulated by the hack inspectorpaid 2

judge Dayton ruled that he had nojurisdiction in the case of aa assaultand battery alleged to have been com-

mitted¬

on board the steamer Likclikcat Hana Maui

Tito Boat TonicMr Henry Hillings Washington D C

writes I have used your Duffys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the hundreds of concocions which are now flooding the land as stimulant liquors

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALSMonday Fl 31

S S Gaelic from Hongltonx ail J Yo ohaauSchr Mana Irom HonomuSchr lhuLal from Walnlua

DEPARTURESMONUAY

Gaelic for San FranciscoSimr Kinau fur Maul Hawaii and tho VolcanoSlmr UkcliVo fur Maulsimr Sunmui Tor KuauSlmr Iwalanl fur UamnViu via Ijlnnn

Cummlnt for Kooau unit WaimanahSimr JSchr

1cli 31

S S

AJrManuokawalior NooUu

Schr Molwahluo for Hamakuabclir Nuiamanu lor Konau

VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYStmr MiUhala for Nawillwill KoU title Walmea

and Kekaha at 3 p mStmr M0L0I1I for KaunaUVal Kanulo Pttkoa Lanal

Oloualti and Lahalna at 3 p mStmr Lehua for Iaauhau Honohlna Halalau Hono¬

mu aid Onom at 3 p mSchr Khukal for WalaluaSchr Iahl for KohalaSchr Kaulilva for WahnaoSchr Wailcle for Kuanllktno Katie Fllcllneer for San TranclicoHark Drotlinnc Sophia for Mcitco

Vessels in Fort from Foreign PortaIlrit Ik Sonoma Howes from Newcaitle NSWAm bk Hope Tenhallow from Port TownicndSwed bk Drottnlnc Sophia Svcnton fiom Newcas ¬

tle NSWHaw bk Jjuiy Lampion Mariton Irom Newcastle

a wIliltMcZolU McKay from Xcwcaille NSWAm ltne Claui hpreckcli Irom ban I rancitcoAm tern Geo C lcrklm Ackerman from Sail Fran

cli ollr hi Martha Tithcr Duckla from GlaieowAm bktne W 11 DImond Swift from San Franciicolint bk Ulenttauer Kniieiton irom JucrpooiAm wlir I C lprd Griffith from San IlanclteoIlk C O Whltmore Iiomp on from Port Tow nun JBk P C Peterton from NeucaHle NSW

Voisols Ezpootod from Foreign PortaAmbktno SN Cattle Hubbard from Port Ton n

icndf W T due December is- - Cattle ii Cooke

Oer bk Hercules from I4mpol due Febmirv 2010 18B7 To Schacfci Co acenu

Ger bark Hydra from Hongkong due January t tjAm bktne KhUiat R 1 Cutler fiont Port Town- -

lend W 1 uuo rcuruary iuiollrlt tatk Cerates from Liverpool due May t- -

Ilrit baik Velocity licisler irom uougkoiiilcbruary 10 18

Am bark Julia Foard from Departure Uay dueJanuary 1031

Hr lurk R I T from Newcastle N S W dueFeb ij is

Am pk llmour Hrewtr Irom uonon uue way t is

PASSENGERSFor Maui Hawaii and tka Volcano per learner

Kinau February ai Mn Goodale infant and nuncMraAuktin Mn San C Furneaux J A Oonwlvei I

T Aipinwali J I Miller N H Davis A De Witt U I

Apbart II Tuttnn Jr A V011112 lheo 1 Sev rln HenK Kaulia and wife J 1 and about so

ileaFor Kaliulut and waynartu per steamer Illelike

Mr Simpson 1 Muller Gee Neill IdKohlV C A I hompou and About 40 deck

From China and Japan per S S Gaelic February jrF Frani a Chinese and 15 Japaaese and In transit

for San FrancLco F Kodgcrn wife children andktrvant K A Sane Douglas Dick F C Davldge WKytol II K M James C Furlong S Mayers W IIMncomber Hev C E Hopper Mm ISC Hopper andabout 3J steerage

1 V a j v 1 BilrSIE

McLaughlin

Febiuaryai

Llau6

ctttcnl mlcdi8tmcntu

Black Shawls

Bjack dents Cloth Suits In Prince Albert andbacks 01 the vety

LATiEBT OUTAnd the very

BEST QUALITY

Mac Cashmere Crepe Gloves Tics

Mourning Handkerchiefs Etc

All these goods have lint arrived by thelast steamer and will sell them at jllic verylowest prices

Cta J Fishers

LEADING MILLINERY

Fashionable Dressmaking1Premises

on the

Reduction of Rates

ON THE FIRST OFCOMMENCING rental of all Instrumentsin use in the District of Kona Oaliu wilt bereduced to joo per quarter

Persons desiring to make contracts for oneyear at this rate will be furnished with formson application at the office of the Company

A discount 01 10 per cent will be allowedto subscribers paying a years rent in advance

GODFREY DROWNPresident Hawaiian Dell Telephone CoHonolulu Februarys 18S7

PHOTOGRTHS-- OF TH- E-

Lava Plow of 87Also of

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island of Hawaii A great variety of

Vory Vivid ViowsFor sale at the photograph rooms of

J J WILLIAMSFort Street

NOTICEA T A MEETING OF

JTo the JKaiilothis 11 ilavof lcwuarv

HOARDlark held

the followingofficers were elected for the coming year vlst

A S Clcghorn PresidentH A Widcmann Vice PresidentH R Macfarlanc SecretaryW G Irwin TreasurerJ II Paty Auditor

H U MAClAKLANESecretary

Election of Officers

FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVETHE elected officers of lite East MauiStock Company for the ensuing year

W P A Brewer PresidentP C Jones Secretary and TreasurerG J ltoss AuditorJ O Outer and G II Robertson

DirectorsT 0 CARTER

Secretary protcm East Maui Stock Co

Honolulu February 17

EOBT STREET

Bowling Alloy Slioolliig Gallery

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COlEE ROOM

Fine Physical ExercisePacitce

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NOTICEOF THE

of the Inter Island SteamCo will be held March 1st nt o

0 clock a in at tlieir office on ksplanadeJ ENA

Secretary

TTANDY STATIONERY

LKGALCAF PUKf ECUOp FADS

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Association

Shooting

ANNUAL MEETINGStockholders

Navigation

HODOFU5 IrTTER PADSJ

Letter Cap and tyote lllocks of first quality paperWat Cap Letter and Note lllocki of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and NoteClocks hi K 11 uvm shock

for Hills StatementsWash lists etc

Or Paper PUT UP in ANY FORM Dealre

By Tiros a riuiVHH160 Four Stmt

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HPAttorney CeHkrals OFFICIt 1

Honolulu H I Feb 7 1887

M Arthur P Pclenon has this day been

appointed Clctk to the Attorney General

A ROSA

Attorney General

The Court wilt go Into full mourning for

Her late Uoyat Highncsslhc Princess Likelike

from this dale until the day after the funerals

nnd will mhalf mourning fromjllmt time

uutillhc expiration of two weeks from the day

of the funeral

CURTIS P IAUKEAII Ms Chamberlain

lotani Palace February 3 1 87

TRESLOAN

MercliantTailor

Has on hand a- -

Beautiful anil Varied Slock

OF -

FineWoolcn Tweeds and Casiincres

Wlilchjie If making up at

PRICESTO

Suit the TimesAUoaIargcandseleciIassottmentJJof

Gentlemens Furnishing Goads

A general line of fine Jutsscaus a specialty

Ladies riding habits andato order

BY

Kldiog trous

Jackets made

Just Arrived

SS AustraliaGENTS

Black Dress Frock and Sack

In the Latest Style

Suits

Also a fine Assortment of A I French

Crcpo HimoFcs and Merino

Fine black French Tips and fancy feathersMourning Handkerchiefs Ulack Gloves Neck ¬

ties Hats etc at astonishingly low prices at

GOO KIMCoiara Fort ajd HCotel Sta

NOTICEPUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKETHE that I have admitted to day Mr

James Stciner who has been in my empfoy formany years as a partner In my businessName and style of firm will be hereafter

HART STEINERThanking the public for their generousport In the pst I solicit respectfully thelor the new firm

II J HARTHonolulu Feb 15 1887

co iAiiiiffliiP notice

IS HEREBY GIVEN THATNOTICE Hart James Stciner bothresiding in Honolulu have entered Into co

partnership under the firm name qT

HART Si STEINERTo carry on the Elite Ice Cream FarlorsHonolulu for the manufacture anu sale 01

ico cieam candies cakes curios and oherbusiness incidental thereto

H J HARTJAb STEINER

Honolulu February IS 18S7

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS

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MERRIMAC VS MONITOR

A MIDSHIPMANS ACCOUNT OF THEBATTLE WITH THE CHEESEBOX

Unw iho Confederates ICxpcctod to Annllillaio It svllh Ono Poll Swoop De ¬

tails of tlio Proposed EugncomontWhy It Fnllotl

It fs not generally known1 snlclIlout Llttlcpnge formerly ot tho Con ¬

federate rmvy to mo In speaking of thofamous fight between tlio Monitor nml thoMorrlmnc that cxtcnslvo preparationswcro nintlo In tlio repair to tho Morrimaonttcr tho fight so no to hnvo tho next con-test

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between tho two Iron clnila ono ofshort duration I was n midshipman ontho Mcrrimac wliousho fought tho Moni-tor

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and I can say that wo wcro takenwholly by snrpriso when tho Btrnugo vossol put In nn nppcaranco in Hamptonroads Wo had sunk the Cumberlandcaused tho Congress to burn and tho Min-nesota

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and ono or two others to runaground nnd on that morning when wowent out wo thought to finish tho Min-nesota

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which had been unablo to getitself off tho bar our first intimation oftho presoucoof the Monitor was whenwo saw her run out from behindtho Minnesota to attack us boforowo could begiu tho onset upon thoMinnesota Wo thought at first itwas a raft on which ono of iho Min ¬

nesotas boilers was being taken to thoahoro for repairs and when suddenly ashot was fired from her turret wo imag ¬

ined nn accidental explosion of somo kindhad taken placo ou tho raft

In tho engngement that followed wowcro unablo to do anything with herthough our guns wcro served continuous-ly

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nud broadside after broudsido was dis ¬

charged Wo tried to ram her but foundthat our prow had been too badly damagedby running into tho Cumberland on thoday boforo to inflict nny harm upon thoMonitor Sho pounded us considerablybut not a shot ponotratcd our armorthough it Was loosened nnd ropntrs madoimporatlva nt tho earliest moment Ourvossolwas leaking bndly but by nctlvoefforts wo wcro enabled to keep lior fromtaking too much water Whtlo wo hadSI of our crow wounded wo thought thatwo had escaped losses in that respect in aremarkable degree Had a shot from tlioMonitor entorcd ono of our port holes Itwould hnvo probably killed no loss thanCO men for thoro was a crow of 880 menaboard so that there would bo no lack ofholp when an omergoncy should nrlseand wo wcro quite closely packed to-gether

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TDE CONFEDERATES TLANAbout 8 oclock in tho afternoon tho

Monitor wlthdrow from tho fight andwent over tho bar into shallow waterwhoro wo drawing much moro Wfttorthan sho could not follow Wo under ¬

stood that iho had run out of ammuni-tion

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As wo wero leaking budly and thorowas no prospect that wo would bo nbloto reach tlio Minnesota in tho shallowwater whera sho lay our captain gavotho order to roturn to Norfolk where woimmediately went into dry dock for re-pairs

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It was fully a month before wowcro ready to go out again aud mcttnwhilo all sorts of reports wcro olrculatcdamong tho Federals about us It wasclaimed that wo wero afraid to Bhowourselves to fight all ot which wo onlylaughed nt feeling that wo would Soonbo ablo I6 glvo u good account of our-selves

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I think that if tho two vesselshad again mot wo should hnvo madoshort work of tho Monitor Every bit ofour armor had been replaced by platestwo iuches thick and wo had also a largonumber of shot for tjto 7 Inch guns In thoform of bolts about 2K feet in lengthpointed with steel with which wo in¬

tended to mako certainly nn impressionupon tho Monitor Besldo all theso thingswo had organized n boarding party whichwas divided into several sectlous

It wns tho plan for tho proposed en ¬

gagement that tho Morrimao slipulrt ntouco run alongside of tho Monitor Wocould easily do this for our onglnes weromoro powerful than hors aud wo couldninko greater speod Then ono Electionof the boarding party would immediatelyput down gang planks by which tho menwould speedily get on board tho Monitorono section ot them taking sledges andiron wedges to drive between tho turretot tho ship and her deck so as to preventit from revolving and pointing her gunsnt us another party was to run aroundtho turret with a hawser mado fast to ourbow and which was to Ho colled upondeck ready for tho emergency and aftortho circuit had been mndo of tho turrettho plnn was to fasten tho other end oftho hawser to tho Morrlroac nnd thus bindtho two vessels together While this wasgoing on another parly was t9 rush totho turret nnd overywhoro olso that anopportunity wn3 offered and pour oil downinto tlio hold of tho Monitor and then sotflro to it Another forco was to bo readywith lnrge tarpaulins to extinguish thoflames should tho crow of tho Monitorsurrender nnd it bo desired to save thovessel

But wo wcro disappointed in all thisfor when nt last wo wore rady andsteamed out of Norfolk wo found that thoMonitor was with a number of otherFederal vessels under tho shelter of tholand fortifications Wo felt ourselves nmatch for any or all of tho vessels butin no condition to stand tho combinedforco of tho ilect and tho fortifications sowo withdraw Then When Norfolk sur-rendered

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and there seemed no longer nhanco for tho Morrimao to bo of servico

sho was blown up and destroyed Thosoarc a few of tho facts connected with thatfight that have uover been publishedWashington Cor Cleveland Leader

Strategy at tlio MutlnecA gentleman nt a recent maliuco nt a

theatre was seated behind a lady wearingono of tho fashionable tall hats Excusomo madam but if you do not rcmovoyour lint I shall not bo ablo to see any¬

thing Tho lady Ignored him Excusomo madam but if you do not rcmovoyour hat something unpleasant will hap ¬

pen Thu lady ignored him againTho gentleman put on his own hat Loudcries of Toko off thnt hat Take offthat hat arose from thoaudlenco behindTho lady thought tho cries referred to herhat and quickly removed it Thankyou madam Tho Argonaut

No itoom for itI Jiavo an urtlclo which I would llko

you to publish ho said to tho editorIt is entitled What Bomo Journalists

Dont Know About JournalismI am afraid fclr replied tho editor

Blinking his head dubiously that itanecessarily great Jongth would crowd outnil tho advertisements New York gnu

Ou tho CoutluoiitTho striking crnzo has reached Frank-fort-o- ii

tlicYMaln whero tho fashionableladles lmvKbinbIned nnd refuse to buyRrMcoor French manufacture

REMINISCENCES OF ARCHER

Not Bo Fleming a View of n KntlonnlIdol How Ito Won tils Stakes

Hound tho principal cntranco of thoGrand hotel in Trafalgar squaro wangrouped n swarm of monlals who did notscorn to troublo themselves ovor muchabout tho incoming guests But now ahansom approached with tho rapidity oflightning tho cabman pulled up his horso9harply nnd out stopped n xung mantall and slim wearing nn overcoattrimmed with astrakhan reaching downto his heels Ho cast a dull llrcd looknround him it was Fred Archer Yonrecognized htm immediately by his thinpnlo face tho upper lip Bllghtly raisedpushed up by tho two front teeth Nowwhat a clearing ot tho decks by thb te6rvautal A prlnco of tho blood would nothnvo not liavo been bottcr received Thohansom cab driver hoamed with delightnt having brought such nn illustrious per-sonage

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nnd gnvo tho hotel servants fullparticulars ns to how when nnd where hohad been so lucky ns to plokup tho greatFred

Two hours afterward when tho sallo nmanger ot tho Grand hotel wns till nilheads turned simultaneously to sco MrFrcdorlck Archer enter the room Howas in ovculng dress nnd looked exceed-ingly

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well His gleaming linen sot offtho paleness ot his complexion his blackshiny hair was carefully but simplyparted in fact thoro was not n detail othis elegant toilet which was not perfectlycorrect Mr Archer formerly n stablolnd looked at that moment llko tho mostdlstinguo ot gentlemen If liowovcr youwent nnd seated yourself nt his tablo bytho sldo of Capt Barclay his constantncolylc you speedily saw that FredArchers distinction was only superficialSneering rlcnnant also means gigglingevery momotit nnd larding his romarkswith tho most malapropos onths ho upokoIn n drawling nnd nasal tono of his vic-tories

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his bets of nil which concerned himpersonally

It was money which concerned himmost Frederick Archor wn3 very miser ¬

ly and tho other jockeys his rivals saythat tho great sobriety which distin ¬

guished him wns tho result less of virtu¬

ous tendencies thnn of a horror of parting iiKo an truo nusors Arclior notonly wanted to keep all ho had mado butto mnko as much moro a3 possible It isprincipally owing to this characteristicboyond n doubt that he has died tentimes a milllonnlro Othor Englishjockeys hnvo earned largo sums ArcherIs tho only ono among them who knowhow to keep his money

Archer always had tho best mountsOther jockoys wcr just as good but howas tho fashion until tho public beganto bcllovo that thero was only ono Jockoyonly ono Archer in tho world Archerhod plonty of spirit nnd his method wasa Buccossful ono but tho principal oxports of tho English turf say thnt ho oftenlost races through bolng over confidentHis great endeavor was to finish bril-liantly

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this often gnvo him tho appear ¬

ance of winning by a tour do forco a rncowhich another Jockey would havo beencontent to carry off without posingBeing a nervous man Archer lacked

head Tom Cannon wns greatly hissuperior in this respect so too was GeorgoFordham in his prime It Is particularlyin connection with jockcyshlp that onocan quote Lnrochefoucald NothlngiJuccceds llko succss Archers careerproves it M Dellllo in Paris Figaro

Curious Kxporlouco In tlio CourtsAn old woman called on mo to day

Bald an old lawyer to n roporter whohad n curious cxpcrlcnco in tho courts agood many years ago Hor husband nndhis relatives mado mi oxohango of somafnnns and with tbo cnrolcssncss usual topcoplo who trusted each other in that dayno deed was mado nt tho time althoughit was micnuea that ono should bo mndoHer husband died suddenly and after¬

ward an attempt was mndo to tako thofarm from hor by a suit in ejectmentSho could show no papers to show hertitle but gavo a plain straightforwardstatement of hor ense in n manner thatconvinced every ono that she had n moralif not a logal right to hold tho propertyJudgo Greer who was thonon tho benchwns not sentimental nnd charged tho juryin favor of tho plaintiff accordlug to thoBtrlct rules of tho lnw To his surprlsotho jury brought in a verdict in favor ottho defendant Judgo Oreer ordered ano trial immediately When tho casocamo up again substantially tho same tes-timony

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was presented nnd tho jury ngnlnbrought in n verdict for tho defendant

I wantyou to understand said JudgeGreer to tho Jury that it takes thirteenmen iu this court to steal a mans farmand ho directed that tho case bo again putdown for trial When in tho courso oftimo it was called Judge Greer askedtho defendants attorneys what thoy pro-posed

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to prove and when they outlinedsimply what had been presented boforoho refused to let them cxnmlno their wit-nesses

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nnd ordered a verdict for tho plain-tiff

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Tho enso was appealed to thosupremo court nud was rovcrscd audsent buck for trial by renson of JvdgoGreers rofusal When it enmo up fortrial ogaln Judgo Hnmpton was on thobonch and although ho ruled just nsJudgo Greer had during the past trialstho Jury found for tho defendant A nowtrlul was ngnln ordered butltriovcrcnmoup and tho widow now lives In peaccablopossession of tho farm having acquireda legal title by reason of adverse posses-sion

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It Is ono of tho most remarkableassertions of power on tho part of a jurythat over occurred in this state Pitts ¬

burg Press

An Iustnnco of Falso EconomyI met a woman ou tho street tho othor

evening It was raining nnd thero was ablustering wind abroad that mndo prog-ress

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a difficult thingGoing to tho train said II wish I wns said sho but I ntn

nfrald I will loso it I luivo to go aroundfor my sugar1

Why dont you buy your sugar in thostoro you pas3 to go to tho depotqueried I

0 1 can get it half n cent cheaperat replied sho

I passed on musing If that womanbuys ten pounds of sugar thought I showill snvo 0 cents but iho will loso hertrain got n late suppor and perhaps con ¬

sequent indigestion She will ccrtnlnlywenv out a conts worth of shoo leatherIn tho wot and slushy streets and showill get cold nnd lose her temper withrain nud horrible wind Is It truo econ-omy

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to tnko snch n course Would it notbe bettor to lot tho 5 cents go and cancel itwith the gain in poaco of mind and genoral comfort Dont yon know that theroare hosts of people who manngo in litisway Thoy will chase all Ovor tho earthto save a ponny nnd get n poor bargain ntInst They nre Mwnys flying to unctionsor cheap stores for special sales andexpect to purchase sealskin glovesfor a quurter or gcnulno dlnmonds nt thoprice of imitation Such pcoplo tiro meeasily Amber in Chicago Journal

Ociterni burclkcmcnljs

WEMEE CoManufacturing and reporting

Jfo i Fort StreetAlways keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND TIATED SILVER WAKE

Ever brought to thU market

Clocks Watches Bracelets Weeklets Pins Lockets Gold Chains

nml Guards Sleeve MuttonsStuds Etc Kto

And ornaments of all kinds

EloantSollcCSllvor Ton SetAnd all kinds of silver ware suitable fur presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of wotctes and Jewelry carefully attended to and executed In the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention Is paid to orders and job work

from the other Island

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO

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

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing Tup Telephone Numbe fj orJJApply

MILES HAYLEY

Election of Officers

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING 0Fstockholders of the Hawaiian Agri-

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Company held January 20th 1887the following officers were elected for the en-

suing¬

yearPresident lion C R BishopVice President Mr Samuel C AllenTreasurer Mr P C JonesSecretary Mr J 0 CarterAuditor Mr T MayDirectors Hon C K Bishop Messrs

S C Allen and P C Jones- JO CARTER

SecretaryHonolulu Jan 20 1887

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THE ONLY PRACTICALI

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Not 82 Ktorf Street-

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If you want your watch well repaired oryour clock put in order eo and sec him

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CHAS T- - GULICKNOTARY PUBLIC

Aqent to take acknowledgments to LaborContracts Marriage License Agent

General Business and Commis-sion Agent and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Block second floor adjoiningUnited States Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu II I

For Waianao and Waialua

The steamer WAIMANALO will leave

iiere every Monday and Tiiursday forabqve

ports returning hercj Wednesday and Satur-

day

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C BOLTEAgent

New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stablfc

Fort Strbbt Honolulu II J

Portrait and views Fliit clasj work batufactiguaranteed

J A CONSALVES

A EL BasomannDookEBinderIaper Ruler andJJBlank Book

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and nEntrance on MerchantSlrect Honolulu

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Comoany

BISHOP Co AGENTSBSTADISIIED 1836

bvUmlted IAiibUlty to HtoehholtXersAssets 37oi J9i3Reserve 7500000

INCOMtrOR 1834

Premiums received after deduction of reInsurance

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

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BUHACHThe Great California- -

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

Siaiiu Bus Line

Tlie Pantheon Stables will run daily anOmnibus known as the

KTJTJANU LDJEBccinnine WEDNESDAY Tanustrv 10 1887ThcBuJ wilt start from foot of Fort streetcorner of Queen co alone Fort to DcrctaniaDcrctania to Nimanu and thence up theAvenue to l tlys old place Following is thetime table

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CEMENTJUST RECEIVED

White Bros PortlanOement

FULL WEIGHTJK400 pounds

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OF WRITERS

Gillots Esfebrook StcelJPcns

TODDS COLD PSAS

FAHERS ANTI NERVOUS PENHOLDERSRnbber Holders Cork Holders Ivory and Ebony

Holderi gold mounted Ivory nnd HonePolders nnd Paper Culien KabersTablet

Eraseri Dcnisoni Velvet ErasersCryXal Rubber Rubber in wood

pencil hane Thumb Tacki- Pencil Protectors Rubber

Hands of variousiiixet etc etc

Ar Sale by TUUH a TJIltU31160 Fort Street

NOTICEFIRM OF SPEAR TFEIFERTHE been dissolved by order of Hie

Supreme Court and the undersigned ap ¬

pointed Receiver notice is hereby given thatthe fine slock of watches and jewelry will beon sale at the store of Spear Pfcifcr for ashort time at reduced prices

All parties indebted to this firm are noti-fied

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to make settlement at onceW F ALLEN

Receiver for Spear PfeiferHonolulu Feb io 1887

Notice of MeetingHOLDERS OF EAST MAUITHE Companys shares are hereby noti-

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that the annual meeting of the Companywillbe held at the office of CBrcwer Com-pany

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Queen street on Thursday next Feb ¬

ruary 17th at 10 oclock a ntP C JONES

SecretaryHonolulu February 10 1887

NEW ENOLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUFlance Company of Boston

CASTLE COOKE AGENTSINCORPORATrp 1835 J

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

VoUclesIttucil on tiemoilFavonibleXermiLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 49001

TDREMEN BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS

F A SCUAEFER Co AemUAlio aients for the

Dresden Hoard of UnderwritersVienna Board of Underwriters

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Dbls Flour OoWen GateFlour El Dorado

Sacks Wheat Bet1

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Sacks Corn Beit WholeSack Corn licit Cracked

Sacks Dran Coite and Fine

Sacks Deani WhiteSacks Iteans Red

Sacks Ream BayouSacks Beans Horse

Sacks Bears Iiui

SACKS POTATOES REST In GUNNIES

Caws McnacsjCases Extra Soda Cracker

Catea Medium BreadCases Cracked Wheal 10 lb bags

Cases Corn Mcul while 10 blagsCaies Oat Meal to lb bags

Cmh Corn Starch

Casks DupeeHams

Cntka C A llftnii tales it II Bacon

Cases Faiibanki Lard j lb pallCases Falrbanks Lard 3 lb pall

Cases Falrbanks Laid 10 lb pailt

Casts Whllneya Butter In tinsllnlf fuklns Bmter Gilt Edge

Qr firkins Butter Edge

Cases New Cheese

Boies and bdls Salt CodfithIlbli Tierces Calumbla River Salmon

Cawa Laundry StarchBoxes Brown Laundry Soapt

Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground 1 lb tinsSacks Green Coffee

Clietu Japan 1 ca 1 lb papersChens Japan Tea yi lb papers

Boxes Ratlins I ondon layersK boxes Raulm London Layers

Boxes Raisins Muicate

Drums CitronBoxes Currants

Cases Chocolatet Cases Mixed Tickles

Cusei Spices allotted all slit

Sacks English WilnutiSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey I lb tinsCases Klnir Morse Coa fresh canned

Fruits Jellies and VegetablesUalcvWrsppIng Iapef extra qua ity

A CAKJE MtORTHXNT

Best CalifornialLoatlier

Sole Insole Harness Skirting and UppersFrench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SklnsjSaddles and Saddle Trees

Thcie goods art new and fissh and will be sold t

LOWEST MAXIKET RATES

M W MoChesney Sons

No 4SIQuoou Street