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VOLUME I. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-THURSDAY-,

OCTOBER 29, 1885. NO. si (.,

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DAWN of day.

Sidney Lnnlor, ,

Tho ttdo's at full; tlio marsh with 'floodedstreams

Gtlmmors, a HlnpUl labyrinth ot dreams.Each winding ereolt In grnvo oiitranoeitiont

Hot .

A rhnpao ly of morning stars. Tlio sidesShins scant with onu forkod galaxyTho mirsli brass tin1, 'lotlpod 'onlbIsbraaik

they Ho.

Ob, what It a sound, should bo made I

On, what It n bound should bo laidTo thU tonslon of baauty

nut pHohcoTo tho ond of boauty tho bow, or tho hold

of rtl'nca tho trills I

I fonr mo, I fear mo yon dome of rllapltan- -us gloam

Will break as a bubblo, o'erblown Inia,droam V " i4ir-- r .

You dome of tlssuoi of spacoand of night,

Ovor-walcht- with star', ovor-- f ro'lghto 1

k withllirlit.Ovor-snto- i with boauty and stlouco, will

soomBut a bubble that broke In a dream,If n bound of dogroo to this eraco bo laid,ur usounu or a motion matiu.

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And llmv lie Took lit 11 Confiding: Followerof Orimt nt Vlcksburg.

INew York Cor. riilltle!phla Tlmei."That picture of Qon, Grant looks llko

him whon I usod to know lifm," roninrkad atall countiy man ono morning as ho Btoodbo Tore a portrait ot tho gonoral, which

him In bis army uniform and wasdIplayod in tho show window of a Bowuryshop.

"When did you know Gon. Grant!" akoda bytandor, who waj dro3od ni a farmer.

"1 know him In tho war; I fought withGiaut. I never shall forgot 0110 night boforoVlcksburs," contlmiod tho tall man. "1was on picket duty, our llnoi woro near thorobots, and wo plckot man usod to chat to-

gether, mid swap t' bacco, and toll storiesall night, but whon tho day camo wo wouliblazo away at ouch other just as If we worostrangers. Tho night I spoalc ot It hadbeen raining nil day and It was chilly. Wohad our llttlo Ure3 at tho po-t- s and weremanaging to pass away tho time pleasantly,whon I heard tho guard coming. I slioill-dore- d

my mukot and began marching upand down. Wo dld'nt want tho olllcers toknow that wo did anything to tho robs ox-co-

f hoot at thorn. As tho guard camo up Iraw that ono of the isoldlers was Gon. Granthlnuolf. I prconto I urm?. 'Private,' s?.ll tho'old man,' as ho stopped in front of me, 'Ihoard you talking with somo ono, and I thinkyuu woro talking' with tho onomy.' 1

thought I was going to bo shot for treason,but I mado up my mind not to lie about It,aolsald; 'Yo, Blr; I was cold and hungryand I wautod a llttlo coffoo and my friontlover thoro wanted 101110 tobacco, so wetraded.' 'Do you mean to say that youbargained with tho onemyi' Yes sir,1 IKtammero.1. 'Did you get tho oolTool' hoasked. 'Y01, sir,' Isold and I pointed to is

pot that was boiling on the firo. 'Is It goodcoltcol' ho asked, as ho walked ovor to theflro. 'Yos, sir,' I answorod. 'Well, wo'lltoo about th,' said tho gonoral, 'Glvo iiua cup.' I gavo him ono and tho 'old man'sat down an I drank It. Whon ho gotthrough ho said; 'Now, private, you havotold tho truth; that colfoo is good, but inthe futuro you had bettor got your suppliesfrom our own quartermaster.' You bot I

was rollovod whon he walkod on."WVto you tho soldlor who borrowed that

cotTeol'' asked tho farmor with intemot

"Yes," roplled tho tall countryman; "whydo you asl;)"

"Bscau I nastho tall rebeL""Shako; lot's go somiwhero and tulle it

ovor. My nnmo Is Jonos.''Arm In arm tho two moved

througli tho crowd down the street, to fighttholr old battles ovor again. " '

About 5 o'clock u tall man, who' gave thonnmo if Jamo3 W. Brown and tosldonceUl-to- r county, called at the Oak stronpolice Ktatlon and asked for the arrest ,f an(OA'tUIAIt IIU..1U WUIIU3, nuI 11UU BU1U UIIUsmall bar of lead wrapped in gold foil forthOJ, his tilvor watch and return ticket.Tho Identity of Mr. Jonos is suspectod bytho poltco.

Trylnc a Conllilence Game.Secretnry ot tho Navy "Whitney U an oU

New Yorker, and therefore familiar 'withthe vlty'n characterlstioi. no stood In tneco r.dor of tho Fifth Avonuo uotil in socialtalk with tho Sacrotary of tho IntsrlorLunar, and tho toplo of convor.'atlon wat acon 'Monro robbery that had been parpo-t- r

itid upon a gueit of tho bouso that day.Wultnoy milntalned that wbllo some menwore astonldiinsly gulllblo, tho majorityWv'ro uiircasoiiably cautious.

'To illu.trala my point," ho said, "lot myyoung friend, Joo Barnard, hore, oiler togivo a MO bill for SI, and not a man lit thiscorridor will aocept the oilor."

Tho experiment was at onco mado. Joewas a d fallow,with notiln? In his aspect to tuuostroguory. Whitney handed a crisp, now $10n Jto to him, and ho sot out on his round.

"I bog your pardon, sir," remarked Joe,politely, to tho vetoran Gon. Dan Slckloi,who was stumping round oil a leg and arrntali. "lint will vou nloaso crlvo me 61 fortliln tW and he held the note so clo?e totjici;i')' oyos mat us gonuinenos ouguc toliave boon visible. A halt-angr- y

grin camo ovor tho general's face,but ho deigned no roply,and contemptuouslyturned away, Tho proffer was sobsrlymade to nine mou, nono being a wltnujs oftho otlior's refusal, nud ovory Umo with thesumo result, Nobrdy would buy f 10 withtl, All decided on the spur of the momontthat they woro tho objects of a swindler'sattention. Tho endangered noto cametafoly back to Whitney, and tho grouplaughed ovor tho adventure save Sloklos,who una calloJ In to bo teasod tor letting sogood a bargain slip.

lllsliops nit dan, Ilitoltnor'it StiitT.

Gun. S. 13. Ilucknor, ono ot tho two Con.foderato for Gen. Grant, hada very remarkable staff during thowar, uni his military family 1ms fur-

nished tho Episcopal church with throobishop Gallugher, ot Kontucky, who wasn lieutenant colonel and assistant' adjutantgeneral, Is now bishop of Louisiana; Elliot,anothnr Kentuoklan, captain and

Is bWiop of Toxasi Harris, ofGeorgia, who is a. bishop oftho Mexican dlocoo, was fliat promotodto this liigh dignity in tho church. Anotbor1 lei gy man who camo from tho eamo strange.trulnliig-'Chco- l U Bhoup, a, West Pointgraduate, who left tho old army and wontbouth. lie U now a D. D., and famod forbis fliicaro nud earnest piety, ai ho was In.ti.Boi.l tlmei for daring and recltloss oour- -

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CLARENCE WILDER VOI NKV VAILLANCOURTASIIPORD. AsilrORD.

A SHFORD & ASIIPORD.

Attorney, Counsellors, Solicitor, Advo- -

Rentes, Proctor, Conveyancer, Ktc.adjoining

ao-t-vr

T--R. A. McWAYNH,

physician ash suitanoy.Oppice and Residence 34 Alakea street.Oppice Hours 9 to n a.m.; 6 to 8 r. M

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L. BABCOCK, 'GEO, T ""g . .

7aehrrof the Piano-forte- ,

Address, care Messrs. West, Dow if Co.,No. 105 Fort St., Honolulu,,

Residence No. n Emma street. 937-3-

T M. WHITNEY, M. D., D. D. S. '

Dental Jtooms on fort Street,HoNouiLtr.u ...,-,-. .. .j.m.H. I.

Office Iri' l)revJeriDlock,rqomervHotelind FortStreets, 'entrance od'Hotel Street:"- , " l'aio-9- 6i

ONATHAN AUSTIN,J Attorney unit CoUntrllor at Jmw,Ami Atent to tuKe Aelcnoieleittrmriit;No. 14 Kaaiiumanu Strrbt... IIonoiuli

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NO. A. HASS1NGER, ,

yrnt to take Acknowledgment 'to Contract for Labor,

INTKKIOR OfPICR , HoNiHUI.lan-af-

OHN H. PATY,JNotary I'ulitte anil,C'omtnUlon ofPltetil,

Vat the States of Cafifornla'anV New York. Officeat the U.ink of ltishop & Co.

H0N01ULU, Oaiiit, II. I, aio-a- d

LES TAVERNIEK,J"Artist.

iStUiiIo ! Room 6, Spreclelsiniock,

I'oKr Stkect Honolulu.Hours; j 10 5 f, 11,

r A THURSTON.

(.Successor 10 smith & thurston). Attorney at Imw,

No', 38 Merchant Sthkkt.., Honolulu- 356-1-

D P. GRAY, M, D

1'llVNlVTAX ASH SUItr.HUX,Office, next door to the Honolulu l.llr.uy.

9 to 10 A. M.OfpickHduks: ato 4 p.m.

7 !o 8 p. m., Sundays, oto ll A. M.

RESIDUNCU. cor, Kinau and l'ensacola Sis.

O B. DOLE,

Counsellor at Law and Notary Public,'oprtCE,

No. If KaMIUMANU STRKP.T HONOLULl

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TIT R. CASTLE

Attorney at Law ami Notary l'ubllc.No. 19, Merchant Street Honolulu

Attends' all Uhe Courts qf the Klnjrdom! aio-3- 61

jOuoincso CTarbs.

A L. SMITH,

'L' Ifmpor'tev und Dealer liitatassicare," Merldeu Slleer-l'late- d Ware,

Jlracket, Vutet,No. 83 Port Street Honolulu

King's Comblidilon Spectacles and Eyeglasses,Lustra! Wire Ware, Fancy Soaps, Picture 1 rames,A'osiciiholm's Pocket Cutlery, II, I. Chase's !UnJIew, Clark's Spool Cotton, Machine 'Oil, all

ilnds of Machine Needles, "Domestic" Paper Fashions.Sole ai;cut of tho universally acknowledged g

Domcslii- - Sewing Machine.210-3- ;

S; CLEGHORN'A VHi Tn i;i X il

Impoiter and Dealer In General Mer- -chandhe.

Corner Qurrn and Kaahumanu Streets, Honolulu3io-a- 6i . 'ttt r--W.pklRCB' & Co.A

ii Chandler and Commission Merchant.

Vo. ijQilKKNSr ......... t. .HoNULlllU.Vijenli lor llr mil's fiitins and llomb Lances and Peru.nl I'ain Mller. 310-3-

A LLEN & ROBINSON,

Dealer In Lumber und nil kind of Itulld- -tnu Material, Putnts, Oil, Null, etc.,

No. 44 Qkkkn Street Honoiulu, II, 1.

AI.ENTS OP M.HOONEPS

Halenkala, Kulamanu, Kckauluohl, Mary Ellen,Ullama, Pauahl and Leah!.

At Robim oil's Wharf, aio46i

BISHOP & C6"

Bankers'

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Honolulu, Hawaiian Island's.Draw Exchange on

TllK HANK OF CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO.And their agents In

NF.W YORK,BOSTON,

, IONG KONOMessrs. N M. ROTHSCHILD & SONS,

' " ' LONDON.The COMMERCIAL HANKING CO.,

Of SVDNI'.Y. LONDON.ll he COMMERCIAL HANKING CO..

OF SYDNF.Y, SYDNEY.lhe HANKS OJ' NKW ZKALANDi

AUCKLAND, CHRIS I'CHURCII,

AND WKI.I.INO'ION

TJIR IIAKS OIJ IlRl'rjSH COLUMBIA,

VICTORIA, 11.C AND PORTLAND, OR.

Tiamati a General Ranting Business.'

335-a-

C BREWER &

(Limited.)COMPANY,

General Mercantile and Commission AyeutQueen Street, Honolulu,

Officers P. C. Jones, Jr., president and manager!Joseph O. Carter, treasurer and secretary, Directors ilions. Chtles R, Bishop and It, A. V. Carter W, F,Allen auditor, 943-1-

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DllStttCBS CJkU'ic.

f B. WILLIAMS,

Importer anii Dealer inI'urntture 'of tlrery Description. A ln

Ujholterer unit Manufacturer.Furniture Warerooms No, in Fort Street. Work-

shop at old stand on Hotel Street. All orders promptlyattended to. as,a-- y3

c. IIUSTACE,(rORMRRLV WITH SOLLM & CO.

tritoletale ami Jletatl Grocer, '

in, Kino StuTj.s'!)I..Unir Harmony Hall,.RXiMr

t.amity. Plantation, and Ship stores suoplied at shortnotice. New foods by every steamer, Orders fromthe other Islind faithfully executed,

Telephone No, no, 337-3- 78

"ASTLB & COOKE,

Nhtpphiu ami L'ommlialon Merchant,No. 80 KiNaSTKsiir ,. Honolul

AND OSAL1R) IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.Agents lor

The Hitchcock & Company's l'bnlaiiou.The Alexnnder & llaldwln Plantation.

K. HaKtcad, or Waialua l'lantatlon.A. II. Smith & Company, K0I0.1, Kauai.

J. M. Alexander, Haiku, Maui,'lhe Haiku Suirar Company.

'1 he Kohaln hugar Company.Hatnakua Plantation,

The Union Insurance Company ol San Franlcsco.The New Kngland Life Insurance Compiny of Iljstoi.The lllake .Manufacturing Company of IloitonD. M. Weston's Patent Centrifugal Machines.The New Vorkand Honolulu Prclcet Line,'lhe Merchant's Line, Honolulu and San FranciscoDr. Jaynes& Son'.. Celebrated Medicines,Wilcox 4 Oibb's Sinirer Manufacturing Company,Wheeler & Wilson's S'ewinii Machines. aio-a- nt

P P, ADAMS & CO.,

Auctioneer anil C'ommfvWofi Met chant.No, 46QURKN Strrkt ,',. .... .. Honolui

io-l-

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co.

Importer unit Vomtnhtlon Merchant.No. 4BQukknStrklt Honolulu Oaiiu, II I

aio-j- Si

CDC, ROWE

House and Slyn Painter,Paper Hanger, etc,

No, 107 Kino Sthkkt.,,. Honohhuau-a-

g O. HALL & SON (Limited)

importers and dealers inHardware and General Merchandise,

Cornkk or Kjn and Fort Strfktj, Honolulu

orKicKRs:WIlHa'in V. Hall President and Managerh: "P!f Secretary and TreasurerW.1-- . Allen. Auditor

Directors Thou as May. K. O. White 16-30- 7

FA. SCHAEPER ct Co.

Importer and Commhslon Merchant,No. 3oMkrchant Street Honolulu

310-3- 61

p H. OEDING.

Krprr and Drayman,Office. No. 81 King: Street.Residence. No. 47 Pnnchbowl Steret.

Honolulu, Oahu, H. I..

Freight, Packages, and B.iggagedelicred to and fromall parts nf I lonolulu anil vicinity. Careful at-

tention paid to moving Furniture, with

WAGONS KXPUUSSLY FOR THK PURPOSC,OITico Telephone, No. 86.Houie Telephone. No. qo. 339-3-

PRANK GERTZ

Hoot and Shoemaker.Hoots ami Shoes nude to Order.

No. 103 Fort Srkiir.,..., ...,',.,.,,,. Honolulu310-36-1

U. W, SISCPARLANE, II. K. MACPAKLANK.

Q-- W. MACFARLANE & CO.

ImportorH, Gominissluu Moroluiutanud Sugar Fnotom.

Fire-pro- Hmlding Queen street, Honolulu.

AuhN rs pur

l'uuloj Sheep lUlilll Co, llHWail,J, Fowler & Co's Steam Pluw ami 1'ottkbU Trainw)

Wotks, l.ccl,Mirrless, Watson k Cn' Sugar I ichinery, OlasnowGlasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets,Lherpool slid Honolulu Line of Packets,London and Honolulu Line of Steamers,Sun I'ire Otfice of London k 343-3-

U IIACKFELD & (.0.

General (!ommltlon yent.CoR, Flllir AND QlKM SrRKKTh,,.......HONOI uiu

aio-3-

tJUSTACE & ROBERTSON

Draymen.All ordeis for cartage promptly attended to.-- I'.irll.

cular attention paid to lhe SrpKiNO AND SillPHNOofgood's in tinnslt 10 the oilier Island). Also, BlackSand and White Sanii in quantities to suit at lowcktprices.

Ofpick Corner Kaaiiumanu and Queeutreets,Hawaiian Bell Telephone No. 33.

I9-- Ir MiiiikI Telephone No. 19

H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.,

Steam Knylne, Holler,. Suyar Mill,Cooler, Iron, lira ami Lead Cattlny.

Honolulu.. ., H.IMacliii.ery of every description made to order,

Particular attention paid to Ship's Ulacksmtlhing,Job work excuiteal on the shortest police. 310-3- 61

'TjroLLlSTER & Co.

Wholesale unit Itetall Druiilsts and

No. j9, Nuuanii SriKEi., , Honolulu310-3- 61

TT E. McINTYRE & BROTHER,

Grocery and Feed Store,Cor. Kinii and For r Sts.,., Honolulu

310-3-

fOHN T. WATERHOUSE,

Importer and Dealer In General Mer--1 ',ehandtse.'

No. 33-- Qveen Strhet . J?,. ,,. Honolulu110-9-

.fiigjitfiiucoX dtrtrto.

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M, OAT, JRit &::CO.JStallone ami yencifVealer.

Hed'lltttilier Stamp AteneyGazrttbIIiock, No. s Merchant Strbftv

33i-3- fi Honolulu.. H I.

JOHN NOTT, rm, uopper ami w jron irorHcr,

Stove and' Range.nt all kinds, Plumbers' stock imd rnetals, house furnish

lug goods, chandtlikv; lalnps, etc.No. 8 Kaaiiumanu Strkst,.,., Honolulu

aio-3-

r A1NB & Co.,

Coint((on Merchant,Importers and dealers In Hay, Grain and General

Produce.

Honolulu. I'. I,aio-3-

T EWERS ft COOKE,

(Successors to I.swbrs'& Dickson,)Importer and Dealer in Luniher and all

kind of llulldlny Material.No. 83 Fort Street. ,, HonoUIiu

310-3-

T AHLO.

tDealer in Dry-Ooo- Jttce, Tea, Silk andFancy tloods, Hat, Hoot andShoe; Jlran, feed and Hour,Ctyar and Tobacco.

Also proprietor of Rice and Sucar Plantations ntKaneohe, koolau, Walpio, Kwa, and Heeia.Cok. Nuiianu ano Chaplain Sts .Honolulu

aoo-af-co

T YONS & COHEN,

Auctioneer and Commllon Merchant,Cornkk Fort anii Quern Stkkrts, Honoliilu.

Sales of Furniture. Stnrlr. Ual TttBi an,! n..-.- .lMerchandise promptly attended to. Sole agent furfsnicntuu unu r.uropean merchandise. 11. l.ons,. 333-3-

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TUT PHILLIPS & Co.

Importer unit It'holetale Dealer tn Cloth- -Iny. Iloolt, Shoe, Hut, Men' l'ur- -

nlahlny Good, Vnncy Good, Ktc.M". 10 rvAAHUMANUTRKBT HONOLULU

llO-a- 6l

M W. McCHESNEY & SON

Dealers inLeather, Hide, Tnllow und Commission

Merchant.Agents for the Royal Soap Company,

No. 43 Queen Street , Honolulu317-a-

M S. GR1NBAUM & CO.,

Importer of General Mcrehuudt a lidCommission Merchant,

Queen Strpet Honolulu. II. HNo. iai California Cat.

M. A, 00NSALVES. K. HUTCHINSON.TUT A. GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocer anil Wine Merchant,Header Hlock, Queen Street. Honolulu

Post Office Dox No. 309. Telephone No. a63.I)r

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.

Importer and Dealer In Hardware, Cut- -tvrUt loot,

Paints Rod Oils, and General Merchandise.

No. 74 and 76, Fort Street Honoluluaio-3-

THE WESTERN HAWAIIAN INvestment Company (limited.)

Money loaned for long or short periods on approvedsecurity, .ppiy to W. L. GRKliN.

Office Heaver Hlock, Fort St. Manager4- -5

npHEO. H. DAVIES & Co.

(Late I anion, Green & Co,)Importer umlCammtton Merchant.

No. 4 Kaaiiumant St Honoluluacents roa

Lloyd's and the Liverpool Underwriters.British and Foieign, Marine Insurance Company, andNorthern Assurance Company. 310-3-

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pHOS. G. THRUM,Importinq and Manupacturinii

Stationer, Ilooh-- a diet; Printer, ttookbinder, etc.,

And publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnualDealer in Fine Stationery, Hooks, Music, Toys andr ancy Goods.Fort Street. Near Hiitm, Honolui u

' J41-9-

w ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer lit Choicest llnrf, I'eal, Mutton, Ktc.No. 6 QushN Strkkt, Fish Market.

Family and Shipping orders larrfully attended to.Live Stock furiiishid to Veels at short notice.

Vrgctables of all kinds supplied to order.Telephone ,. No 13,

358-1-

F. ALLEN.wlias an office with Messrs, Bishop & Co., corner of

..icn.ii.uil anu rvaaiiuiuauu Mieets, anu lie will Depleased to attend to an) business entrusted to him.

" ao-- ir fSjVijj ,

CLAUD ttPKLllCKLM. , WM. U IRWIN.

TXTM, G. IRWIN & CO.,

Suyiif Factor mid Commission Ayents,Honolulu., ,..,.,...,,', II, I

38-- tf

O WEST, II, M. DOW, t, w. MACPARI.ANE

TXrEST DOW & CO.,

Importer and Dealer in all kind ofMusic, I'll ncy ami .lumtnese Good.

Furniture or all kinds. Sewing Machines, Mirrors.Paintings, CUronius and Toss, Picture I'rnmes andCornices 10 order. Moving and repairing Furnitureasteclillty.No. 105 rnRT Street Honolulu

Insurance Notices.

FOREIGN MARINE INSUR.BRITISH snes Company. (Limited)

TIIEO, tl, Ml'ES, AGENT,

'the above agent has received Instructions to re-

duce the rates of Insurance between Honolulu andPorts In the Pacific, and is now prepued to Issue pollcles at the lowest rates, with a special reduction onfreight per steamers. aio-- 6i

Duo.n&Ba (Sarto.

TtTTtrTr 7 '

gOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.C, BKBU'AR cV Co.,

SAgents for the Hawaiian Islands, r

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DREMEN BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS.P. A, SClhKFBR cV Cc, Artntt.

Dresden Board of Underwriters.Vienna Board of Underwriters.

For the Hawaiian Islands. tio-1-61

FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COM-pan- y

of Berlin.F. A, SCHAItFER o Co., AGENTS

The above Insurance Company, has established nGeneral Agency here, and the undersigned, General"K"its, are authorlred to take risks against thedangersof the Seas at the most reasonable rates and On themost favorable terms. 910-9-

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCEComoanv of Berlin

F. A. SCHAEFKR & Co., AGENTSiThe abovo Insurance Company has established a Gen.

eral Agency here, and the above signed, General Agents,are authorized to take Risks against, the dangers of theSeas at the most reasonable lates, and on the most fa-vorable terms. 310-9- 61

HAMBURG-MAGDEBUR- FIRE INSUR.Company of Hamburg.

A. JAEGER, AGENT.

building, Merchandise, Furniture and MachineryInsured against tire on the most favorable terms.

aio-3- 6i

HAMBURG-BREME-Company.

FIRE INSURANCE

F. A, SCAEFER d Co., AGENTS.

The above firm having been appointed agents of thiscompiny are prepared to Irsure risks against (ire onatone iuj Urick buildings and on Merehamhu .m.ltherein, on the most favorable terms. lor particularsapply nttnelr oll.ee. atu-?- 6t

NEW ENGLAND MUTUALLIFB INSUR-anc- eCompany of Boston.

CASTLE ft COOKE, AGENTS.INCOKI ORATED 1835.

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States. '

Pollclc Issued on the most Favorable TermLosses paid through Honolulu Agency, $49,000

910-3-

NORTH-GERMA-N FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-- .

. IIACKFELD & Co., AGENTS.Capltaland Reserv Reichsmark 8,830,00

their Companies, " 33,000,00"lhe Agents of the above Company, for the Hawaiian

Islands, are prepared to Insure Huildings, FurnitureMerchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc, also Sugk.and Rice Mills, and vessels in the harbor, against lossor damage by file, on the most favorable terms.

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFECompany of Boston, Mass.

INCOKPORATPD 81J.

Asset January 1st., 1S84, nearly 0.

Polices Issued on the most favorable terms, andabsolutely after Two

Payments.

UXAMrLK OK PLAN tInsured age 35 ) ears 30 years Endowment Plan for

$J.ooo

Annual Premium S'JI'J.HO.

C'sli.Surr. V'l'e. Pd-u- p Ini.At the end of the ad Vear. $ 189.85 $ 545

3d " 461.70 840th " 643.15 1,130

Sth ' 83I.8S6'" !', 1,01900 1,69s

.3S.i5 1.9708th J 1.450.7s ,3S9th " 1,676.05 1,500

10th " 1,911.65 3,755, ,"' .i57 3.005" .4S 4S 3.5o

'ML1!! '?so J'814th a.967.70 3.7"J h 3.3 9 3,945', 4.165

8''j 4.M850 4.590Sth 4,613 70 4,8oo

30th " 5,000.00 5,000

Tlie second and subieqenl premiums are likely tooe reuueeu uy increasing- annual ,tistnoittiOMS of sur.flue.

tar Applications can be had of; and full informationwin ue given iy the .sgents,

936-3- CASTLE b COOKE.

PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP UNDER

C. BREWER sV Co..

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.310-3- 61

TRANS-ATLANTI-C PIRE INSURANCE

Company of Hamburg;,. HACKFELD 4 Co., Agents.

Capltaland Reserve Reichsmark 6,000,000.' their Companies " 101,630,000

Total , , , , , , Reichsmark 107,650,000The Agents of the above Company, for the Hawaiian

Islands, are prepaied to insure Buildings, Furniture,Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc, also Sugarand Rice Mills, and vessels In the harbor against lossor damage hy fire, nil the most favorable teims,

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RSOR& Co., AGEtfTS,

SSTABISHBD 1836.

Unlimited Liability to Stockholder.Assets, ,...... ,. .$37,010,913Reserve , , , , 7,500,000

INCOME POR 1884:Premiums received after deduction of re--

Insurance $6,401,111Losses promptly adjurted and paid here.

UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANYof Salt Prancisco,

CASTLE &- - COOKE, AGENTS,Incorporated 187V 310-3-

PENHOLDERS, ETC.

Faiibr's Assorted Prnholdrks.FABKR'S ANTI NERVOUS PENHOLDERS

Rubber Holders, Cork Holders, Ivor)' and EbonyHolders gold mounted. Ivory and Bone

Folders and Paper Cutters, Faber's TabletF.rascrs, Denlson's Velvet Erasers,

Crystil Rubber, Rubber in wood-'s pencil shape. Thumb lacks,

Pencil Protectors, RubberBands of various

tires, etc., etc,,

For Sale at THtiS, G, TIIIIUM'SFort Street Stores

Shipping.

Winter's Mm, Coiaany.

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TIIK KINAO .

Kino , ,,..., .CommanderLeaves at 4 o'clock r. M. : Touching at Lahaina,

Manlaea, Makena, Mahukona, Kawaihae, Laupa-hoeho-

Hiloand Keauhou. Commencing on Monday,October 19, and thence on the first Monday followingthe arrival of the Alameda and Mariposa, due here onthe 8th and sand of each month.

The steamer KINAU will make the VbLCANO Trip,reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morning, givingTourists two days and two nights at the VolcanoHouse. When the eighth and aandofthe month fallon Monday, the KINAU will leave that day.

Tickets for the round trip $50.00, which pays allall charges.

The KINAU will arrive in Honolulu Sunday morn-

ings on Volcano Trips. On IIIIo Trips, will leaseHonolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday morning.

I.IKKLIKK.LORENZEN COMMAMDER

Leaves Mondays at 3 p. M for 'Kaunakakal, Kahu-lu- i,

Huelo, liana and Kipahulu J and for Keanae,and Nuu every other week. Returning will stop

at the above ports, arriving back Satuiday mornings.f.For malls and passengers unlv.

Tin: Kii.AUicA nov,Wbisbarth Commander

Leaves regularly for Paauliau, Kotiolalele, Ookala,Kukalau, Honohina, Laupahuchoe, Hakalau and Ono-me-

Till! IAZIIVA.Davies Commander

Will leave regularly for same ports as the KilaueaHou.

TIlKMOKOLll,McGregor. Comma NDKK

Leaves each Monday at 3 p. M. for Kaun.iVak.il, K.--

initio, Pukoo, Lahaina, Moanui, Halawa, Wailau, Pele.unu and Kalaupapa. Reluming leaves Pukoo Frida)Paauhor Honolulu, arriving Saturday morning.

LiVtiOViLDKRuPres. S. B. ROSE.Jecjasitf

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Steam Navigation Comp'y,(LIMITED).

Stun: ir. G. Hall(Malulani)Bates Commander

Will run regulaily.to Mastaca, Maul, and Kona andKau, Hawaii.

Steamer Planter ( TAlinoe)Cameron '....Commander

Leaves every Tuesday at 5 p. M. for Nawiliwili,Koloa, Eleele and Waimea. Keturning. will leaveNawiliwili every Saturday at 4 p. M arriving at Ilono-ul-

every Sunday at 5 A. M.

Steamer Iwalani,Freeman , Commander

Will run regularly to Hamoa, Maul, and Kukui-hael-

Honokaa andPaauhau, Hawaii,

Steamer C. Ii. Bishop,Macaulev Commander

Leaves every Satuiday at 8 a. si. for WatanaeOahu, and Hanaleland Kilauea, Kauai. Returningeaves Hanalel every Tuesday at 4 r. M., and toddlingat Waialua and Waianae Wednesdays, and arriving atHonolulu same day at 4 r, M,

Steamer James Makee,Weir , Commander

Will run regularly to Kapaa, Kauai, '

New tloute to the 'olea..o.Through 1 ickets to the Volcano and return, can now

be had at the office of the Intcr-lslan- Steam Naviga-tion Co, Tourists and others leaving Honolulu perSteamer "W. G. Hall" will be landed at Puualuu,where a s Hotel Is now opened for the accom-modation of travelers; thence by Railroad to Pahala,thence by Stage Coach to Half-wa- House, whereHorses and Guides will be in attendance to conveythem to the Volcano.

By this route, the round trip cun be made In 7 days,giving 1 day and a nights at tne Volcano.

Tickets lor the round trip, includes Conveyances,Guides, Board and Lodging, $60.00.

for lurtner particulars inquire at tne oltue 01 interisland Navigation Co , Honolulu.

J. ENA, R. FOSTER,943-9- Secretary, President.

rz&OCEANIC STEAMS1QP CO.

the new and elboant steamships

Mariposa & Alameda,Will leave Honolulu and San Francisco oil the

FIRST AND FIFTEENTH OF EACH MONTH.

Passenytrs may have their names booked In adyance by applying at the Office of the AgfnTs.

Passenyer by this line are hereby notified thatthey will be allowed ajo pounds of baggage Free bythe Overland Railway when traveling East.

i&rtiirio Tickets 'or round trip, $1'18,Good to return by any of the Company's Steamerswithin ninety days.

Merchandise Intended for shipment by this line

will be leeched free of charge, In the Company's

New Warehome.and receipts Issued for same. Insurance

on merchandise In warehouse villi be at, owners' risk.

WILLIAM C. II.W. I CO.

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LANTERS' LINEP.'FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

C. limtWISIt Jt COMPANY AyntMerchandise received Stories Free, and liberal cash

4rAnca made on shlpmeqts by this line, ne-- tf

hipping..

INTER-ISLAN- D

STEAM NAVIGATIOM CO

(Limited.)

THE IB EST ROUTEV

To the 'Woild.Renowned

Volcano of Kilauea,Via Punaliiu, Hawaii.

THE NEW AND STAUNCH

Stmr. W. O. Hall (Malulani.)nAT" Commander

M'iL'Ti l,9,N,PLUlLU' HAWAII atKona and Kau, HasIailT, onhec'ri of theMariposa and AUmeda Franc due herethe Sth and asiid of each month. When

sco,theseoccuron Monday, the W. G. Hall will leave the sim"

?'Ilie steamer passes along the entire coast of theleeward side of Hawaii, alTordlng Tourist, aof charming. Scenery, and wUI at Kealakua llTJwhere sufficieni m I. iu.. ..1 :!.."

Lpf CAPTAIN COOK. ' C n,onuB,"lounsti by thU route reach Punai.uu at 5 o'clockP.M.,luesday-- i5 hour, ahead of any other line of

fnllin''il Cnly on! ,n's''t on the vessel, anentire passage in smooth water.At Punaluu llire Is the finest Hotel on Hawaii,and from here Tourists will be conveyed by Railroad toto Pahala, thence hy stage coach to HaWway House,

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Uy this route the entire trip Is made in five nd m

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THIS IS THIS ONLY UAltlirAOE IIOVTKTickets for the round trip $SO, which pays all ex--

I fs AlSPlA,'?.H'AIRR ARMTACC. Acent for th.Route to the Volcano," I. LWlllUms. Photographer. No. .03 Fort street, Ifonolului

Or at Office of the I. I. S. N. Cc. on the Esplanade.f

PACIFIC NAVIGATION(limited)

CO.

Coasttna and Commission Agent.Com,, QUEEN & NUUANU Streets, UonoluU

Regular vessels for the ports ol

Mahko on Maul

Laupahoehoe, Honomu, Paukaa and Hilo 0Hawaii;

Koloa Hanapepe and Waimea on Kauai, andWaialua on Oahu,And anyother ports when InducementsofTer.

Persons having freight for any part of the islandsbe forwarded from San Francisco by way of Honolulu... ...v. ...,,.,u, ,rom Honolulu wilt do well to en.quire first of the Pacific Navigation Co., before makingfinal arrangements.

Goods intended for shipment by any of our vesselsreceived and stored free of .charge in ourhnilding at any time. Apply to the captains on board,orto A. F.COOKE,

"vf Manager Pacific Navigation Co.

New York & Honolulu Packet Line.

MESSRS. C. II. CR0S35IAX BRO.

Will dispatch about December 1, 1885, a First-Cla- a

Vessel from Jfete York for this Poit direct.

Merchants and OthersWishing to Ship hy thii Favorite Line will please

their Orders as early as possible.

Very Truly, Etc.,

'CASTLE & COOKE.

Honolulu Ayents.

SCHOONER DOMITILA.J. PAIKO, Master.

MMaine, Kaneohe, Heeta, Kahaluu, irI,

hole, Walkane, and other Pirt u thCoatt of K00I1111, Oahu,

QHARLES BREWER & Lo

7 Kilbv Street, Boston,

AaiSNTS OF HAWAIIAN PACK KTS,

General Commission Atent.

.1 Sftcial attention given to the purchasing of roods fHawaiian trade. Freleht at lowest rales9IO--tf

Central bucrfiscments

TWr ETROPOLITAN MARKET,

' KINO STJIEET,CJ WALLER. . Trrprietor

Choloost Moats Ifrom Finest Herds.

Families andshlpplng supplied on short notice and

Lowest Market Prices.

All meals delivered flora this market ltd thoroughlychilled immediately after killing by means of a Bell.Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator, Meat 10treated retains all Its Juicy properties, and Is guiuantced.to keep longer after delivery than freshly.kilUd raeit

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Brief communications from all parts of the Kingdomwill always be very acceptable. 1 1'j

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shouldbe addressed sitnplv "Business Manager,"

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Advertisements, lo ensure prompt Imertton, shouldbe handed in before A r. M.

"THURSDAY QCT, 29, 1885rf ti TT UK ' . j,

) tttltoritE.

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Owinfs'io scarcity of water nil patties havingwater privllcRCs from the Mnkikl Reservoir,arc hereby tiofiliedlhat the water will lid shuttiff front-sai- reservoir everyday, from 6:30 p.

M, to cm. 'Mi frbtri Uateliritil further notice.Ver Order, C. I). WILSON,

,',,,. , finpt. Water Wotks.Honolulu, Oct. 24. '885. 48 iw

" . pohtvo CKsn. it.i. j m ha vr.

If statistics mean anything, it ought

to be possible to drawn some conclu-

sions, from certain figures published by

our neighbor, The Luso HawaiianoS.hpaper says that the Portuguese colony

- here numered, on the 31st Decemberlast respectively 5230 males and 4138females, not conluding the Portuguesebom in m nor the children

of Portuguese and kanakas, (halfwhites), which are accounted for in

different sections of the census. Inthe above' figure, a good many children,for we all know that the Portuguesealways have large families, so that it

might be safe, to inter that at least, onehalf of the Portuguese colony arc notof age for reading or writing.

On the other hand, the Luso informsus, through the courtesy of the postalofficials, that the Portuguese corres-pondanc- c

constitutes, quite an item ol

our postal income. This office sentaway to Portugal and the colopies,during the six weeks comprised' between the 1st of September and the

15th of October, nothing less than 200ordinary letters, 154 registered letters,

and 167 newspapers. In June last, thenumber was still larger, for 1584 letterswere sent away, which would constjtutea yearly proportion of about 19,000letters. These figures, as the Lusoquietly remarks would tend to show

that the Poitugcese element is not- - by

t.far so illiterate as many represent it

to be, but that, considering their situa-

tions in life, they highly appreciate theblessings of correspondence. And it

must further be rpmarked, that as they, have no business to transact outsfde of

v the country, hll the letters they write,

are merely friendly correspondapce,and they' certainly' contribute propbrtionatcly as liberally as the Anglo.

Saxons to the post office, whicli wjllhave, in the future, to add another fea-tur- e

to the Portugeese contribution,that of the money orders only lately

started.. .p,

It is a problem whether it is wise toeducate the humble in birth out of

their native surroundings. Unfortunately most of them so educated attemptto, ljft themselves by their boot strapsji)tovth.e realm of notoriety. Unfor-

tunate results generally follow toomuch imagination and the young peojpie who haye the bipod and bone towarm the imagination, generally --"bringtheir pigs to a poor market," as thesaying is. It were' well with tile boys

and , girls of this, and other places,'mat tnetr parents see to it, ueiore (t istoo late, that they are properly eduicated,..withiii. thevSphero. of their use-

fulness. It would be well for all

people if they could be born old andsee backward. The trouble is wethink, wt: see forward. ';

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V A stranger would naturally concludethat' our police headquarters werelocated on the cpnier of King and Kort

streets, from the number of knights ofthe lodge and club at all times assem-ble- d

there. Would it not be advisable for them.(q dissiitiiiiate theirranks and distribute their forcesthroughout other portions of the city?This'Js merely a suggestion tluown putwithout charge.

The 't'rhco Malt ContractA contract for the new San Fran

cisco mail service was completed atWellington, New Zealand, on the9th instant, by Sir J. Vogel, Postma-

ster-General of New-Zealaa- d.

ami Mr. J. Mills, ontjehalf of! theuniuu oit;uiiisiiii i,ointiany, ineZeaTandia and Australia will be. tern-riorari- lv

efrmloved between Svdncv.jAucljland, Ind Honolulu, connecting atmc laucr pori wuni me line steamersof the Qcfariic Company. The, firstmallt.unde'r'1' then'ew. contract .leavesSydney on Thursday, December 3d,and Auckland on Friday, Decern-ber"8-

In the new San Francisco Mail con-tra-

' is provided that two vesselssKalFbe employed between San Fran-cisco and (Honolulu and two vesselsbetween Honolulu, Auckland, and Syd-

ney. One-hal- f of the passengerby each ycssel

$$?lis HJftfteejji$nsco and .Honolulu'is to be reserved for passengers to andfrom Aifckland1and Sydney, and onehalf of the accommodation afforded byeach vessel ,ninning between Honolulu,Auckland."; and Svdnev is to be reservedfor passengers to and from each of thesaidl Every 3 vcssbl usedfor this contract bther than theZealandia, and the . Australia, shallbe fitted with refricerators or ice chambers, in which fish, ova, or other natural productions may be conveyed oneach voyage between 'Frisco, Honolulu,Auckland, and Sydney, and vice versa..The vessels shall call, if required by thePostmaster-Genera- l, off the NavigatmIslands for the purpose of landing andreceiving mails, and at any other inter-mediate points, with consent of the.Postinasters-CJenera- l or their respectiveonicers or agents, the delay ofanyoltne, vessels not exceeding 30 hours ntSan Francisco or Honolulu, and notexceeding 24 hours at Sydney or Auckland,' free of charge for demurrage :

and in order to ensure the carrying ofmails to and from rrisco and Hono-lulu, the contractors, without any suchnotice, shall delay the departure of anyvessel (it nccssary) at 'Frisco andHonolulu respectively for six days, toawait arrivals of mails from London,und the same time at Honolulu for theirarrival from New Zealand for such atSan Francisco, but not at Honolulu.Demurrage at the rate of 5 per hourshall be paid to the contractor with theexception of the first 36 hours. ThePostmaster-Genera- l of New Zealandshall be at liberty to postpone the departurc of vessels from Auckland asformerly. New South Wales and NewZealand are entitled to retain for-thei- r

own use any subsidy or payment toeither of thern by the English Govern-ment, and to retain and divide betweenthem any subsidy paid by any otherAustralasian colony or dependencies,or any of the Polynesian Islands, forconveyance of mails, the contractors areentitled to the benefit of, and to receiveany subsidies or payment which theymay be able to induce any Governmentother than the aforesaid to agree to payfor the conveyance of mails, after, de-

ducting any payment made or expensesincurred by the Postmaster-Genera- l forthe conveyance ol such mails, and, provided that such arrangements are

by the Postmaster-General- .

Three mail agents will accompany eachvessel instead of four. During the continuance of the contract no charges forpilotage, tonnage, lighthouse, or har-bor dues will be made in New SouthWales, and no charge for lighthousedues, tonnage, or harbour dues shall bemade at Auckland, they underlettingto the'Oceanjc-Compan- of HonoluluThe 'Frisco portion shall not be deem- -ed to affect the liability of the contrac-tors for the due performance of the en-

tire servjqe. For failure to commencethe performance of contract, the con-tractors .shall pay the, sum of 75,000,to be divide between New Zealand andNew South Wales in the proportion oftwo-third- s and one-third- - respectively,such sum to be received as liquidateddamages and not as a penalty.Premiums, penalty, and demurrageshall be paid in the following proportion:New Zealand, two-third- and New- -

South Wales one-third.- -' The period ofcontract may be extended so as to in-

clude an additional voyage, if necessary.1 iu? cuiuiaui snuu ue cxccuieu oy me

Postmaster-Genera- l of New SouthWales within 25 days, and if there isanything in the contract with which heis dissatisfied, or which he desires tobe reconsidered, the same shall be opento reconsideration, and he may executethe contract subject to such recom-mendation. Should he avail himself ofthese provisions the Postmaster-Ge- n

eral of New Zealand shall be deemedcqu.illy entitled to reconsider the samematter. Should the Postmaster-Genera- l

ofjNe South yales decline to, executeHie 'contract, or should New SouthWales Parliament refuse to ratify, itshall be optional' with the" Postmaster-Gener- al

to determine it. The con-tractors undertake part liabilities ofthe said Postmaster-General- , subicct to

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such muuiuuuion us mc contractorsmay agree to., ?Aj laer-- dispatch, states that, Mr.Pearce, of the 'Pacific Mail Company,has cabled to the New GovernmenttlUt he has joined the Union Companyin ifieSan Francisco Mail contract.Auckland Evatitit Bell, '

Police Court Item:The case of B, Silvestry for assault

and battery on Lament Santino wascontinued until this morning.

The case of A. S. Bolster for nss.iultand battery on Sakai Gangers was alsocontinued until this morning.

Alex. McGregor was fined $8,00 foran assault on Hack Inspector .SamMacey,

,;rj)e following wee.,finqd fqftujrunken-nes- s

: C. Edrninds6,ooi Fred. (RocheiS.do, Tb'tp Maloney $6,00.

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DAILY HONOLULU PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1885.

Sujtremt Court,This Court was occupied to day .with

the suit of Ah Hong vs. W. C, Parkefor trespass. A jury was waived. Thecase was tried and submitted.

The case of Kela ct al vs. Pahuilimaet al, for ejectment was also tried bvjury.

JLucttoit gltlCB.

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SPECIAL NOTICE!

Just received a consignment of

Wax Dolls;(Dressed and undressed),

Baby Carriages.

Aqcordeons.A splendid lot of

Oil Paintings,,And Oleographs?

HJ7C ".JUPITER,:"Also a few cases 6f

Extra. Manila Cigars,Show Cases,

And a small line of Ladies', Misses',

Men's and Youths'

Boots, Gn iters & Shoos.All of which will be sold to the trade Rt

reasonable prices.

I.YOSS .C VOU11NS,

AtirtloiiJtrA it Commtmtlan Mereunit

" Special toticco.

An Appeal.

WANTED. Employment for an honest,intelligent hard working boy, 14 years of ace,son of a widow, having a large family of youngchildren to support, and needing aid. rieaseenquire at DAILY HONOLULU I'kf.ss Office,for particulars. - to-t- f

Furnished Rooms.

Conveniently and NEATLY FURNISHEDROOMS, Sincle or Double, can be had atNO. I KUKUI STREET (near Fort).

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ANOUiCEJIF,NT.

The HAWAIIAN ALMANAC andANNUAL foi 18S6, is now in course ol

publication. Departments and Societies having

corrections to report for the coming issue, will

please do so at their earliest convenience.

Advertisers will pk'ase advise concerning

changes or space desired.

TIIOS. G. THRUM,

Publisher.

O OOMS TO RENT.

Furnished or unfurnislieil, centrally located, withinten minutes walk of the Tost Office.

4- -o Address. 1'. O. Box 507.

(Scncntl JtfJbcrtiBancnts.

yHRUM' S BINDERY.

Tins Popular Bindery, located at

ro7, Fort Street, will be ableln its set

tled quarters todoevenmoresatistactory

work than that which has gained it such

liberal patronage and such willing ap-

preciation from the Honolulu trade.

It Advertises No Specialities,but is able to do all sorts, sizes,

and conditions of Book-bindin- g

Ruling, Lettering, and Paper-cuttin-

as well as in San Francisco, and at

moderate prices.

At This Complete Bindery

newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and

sheet music aie neatly and simply or

elegantly and sumptuously bound, as

taste and pocket may demand. Old

books are carefully and firmly rebound.

All Descriptions ov BlankBooks are made to order at as low

rates as are consistent with first-clas- s

work. The Bindery is now using

Weston's " Record " and " Ledger '

paper for all first-clas- s work, A large

nvoice of this justly celebrated stock

has just been received from New York.

Orders Lkkt at the Merchant

Street Store will have Prompt

Attention

T. J. SPENCE,special auent for

The Michigan Portrait Comp.'y,Producers of the Finest Orades of India Ink, WaferColor. Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Headquarter.at Klnj l)ros Hotel street, HONOLULU,

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UPHOLSTERING.

D. Vii CIllOWIiiEY,Tho Only Practical

.VANVi'Aorunixa vpuoLarBiiBit,In IIonoluIu'Sfete

fojtirti'to-stiif- i, CoTera & French Polishes.

f Every description of

FURNITUREAt lowest rates.

Rough Furniture Dealers.ISLAND WOODS.

Parlor Sailu, lounges, Patent Rockers, Easy, anil

Fancy Chairs, elf, made of Island Woods, or

Black Walnut, al'isan "Francisco ' Prices.

'iiir elegant covering and trimming.

JV.il.-- fo Pllterlna of Profit

NO. I3 LILI1IA STREET!

43-tf-. . Mnlnal Telephone, No. 311.

SKATING RINK,Corner lleretanla ami Puncltliotcl .'.,H

HiV pat.apr.zi.i8bi emKVSR AMAR.io.iaas WHmW

This cool and uttractlre Rink has been overhauledfind lellnUhed and is now in perfect condition.

The proprietor finding, softer experience, thatwood is unserviceable foi ROt.LFR SKATING has,at great expense, laid a

Patent Composition Floor,That will convince anyone that tries It oftlsadvan-aitcs- .

t'OH HASP, IS SKATIXa.Cleanliness, etc, it has nt equal.

OV13K EVERY li VEXING.IJ-- lf

Keep your horses cooland healthy, and avoid ex-cessive sweating by haying

them clipped with the

NEW LIGHTNINGHORSE CLIPPING MACHINE,

Now in successful operation at the

Corner of Punchbowl unit Queen .Streets.

4.VI111 C. I). MILES, l'toprietor.

THE ELITE

ICE CREAW1 PARLORS !

No. 85 Hotel Street.

Delicious llavored Ice Cream made fromourc Dairv Cream. Fruit Ices. Sherbets. IceCream Drinks and many other refreshmentscan be found always at this really first-clas- s

resort. Choice Confectionery and Lakes ingreat variety.

Familios,Partios, Balls and WoddingsSupplied.

For the convenience of the public we packorders for Ice Cream in Patent RefrigeratorCans, whicjt hold from l to 40 Quarts, .war-ranted to keep its delightful flavor and perfectform 'for1 many hours.

lllny Cjr-Jte- Telephone 18? OrMutual Telephone 838.

tsr The Elite Ice Cream Parlors are opendally .until u, P. m. ai-r- 'y

SELECTED

PRIME BEDGOLUMBI'A RIVDR "dim

IN BARltELS.

For sale by '

. A -:

47.52 H. HACK-I'ISLI- & i;u.

pTC, ETC., ETC

VISITING CARDS, I' LAYING CARDS, SI.ATI!

single and double, Duplex cap and letter clips,Hhipman't Letter. Cap and Invoice I'ilcs, Rub-

ber Copying bhects, (Jop)iiiL' liruslien,Dampening Howls, Inkstands Paper

Weights. Sealiwr Wax black andred, l'aier Fasteners, Le-

gal and Notarial Seals, Moore's Molten, DloulngI'ads, Programme Tassels, Key Rings, Pins,

Silk Tate, I'inkTape, together with the

THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER ARTICLES

usually found in well appointed Stationsry Stores,

now in stock consisting of

r.Kn(WUH,JOVJlXAf1t'lhira anil OASII

full bound, ImDeiny and Medium Siies,

Ledgers, Journals and Records,

Half Hound, in Cap, Pemy and Medium Slies.

Cap Long Day HooVs and Single Kntry Day Hooks,half bound. Two-thir- Day Hooks, Narrow

Order Hooks, Trial Halance Hooks,Cash Hooks, Qio. Records

. and Journals,

1'okt Stkkbt Stoimu

(Scncrnl

33ISI-IOI- ? .KG CO.'S

f3avl:n.gfs Banls:THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE,,

MONEV AT THEIR SAVINGS

HANK Ul'ON THE FOL-

LOWING TERMS

On sums ol Five Hundred Dollars or under, fromone person, they will pay interest at the rate of.five percent, per annum, Irom date of receipt, on all sums thatshall have remained on deposit three months, or havebeen on deposit three months at the time of making upthe yearly accounts. No Interest will be computed onfractions of dollars or for fractions of a month.

No Interest will be allowed on money withdrawnwithin three months from date of deposit.

Thirty days notlco must be given at the Hank of anintention to withdraw any money j and the Depositor'sPass-boo- must be produced at the same time,

No money will be paid except upon the Draft of theDepositor, accompanied by the proper Pass-boo-

On the first day of September of each yeah the

accounts will be mae up, a'nd interest on all sunjs thatshall have remained on deposit three months or more,

and unpaid, will be'eredited 16 the depositors, andfrom that'dale form pait of the principal.

Sums of more than Five Hundred Dollars will .received, subject to special agreement.

Tie Hank will be open every day In the week exceptSundys and Holidays.

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N. E. BURGESS,CAKVENTJSll AXD JtUlLDEK,

Respectfully announces to the public thathe has purchased the

BA.GGAGK EXPRESSUuslnessjecently conducted by Mr. G. M. Lake, at

No, 8s King street, which will be under the manage-ment ofhls son B. Pt BURGESS.

The Express will attend the arrival ol every steamerand promptly deliver '

FREIGHT, PACKAGES & HAGGAGE

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FTXRaSJTTTJIlE S FIA.3STOSMoved with care.

HE, ALSO, HAS PURCHASED THE

Tobacco, Cigar and Soda Water,llusir.ets heretolore kept by Mr. J. V. Illngley, at

No. 84 King street, which will be conducted by hisson, G, W. BURGESS, and where everything inllieiineot SMUKtiKS AKiiuur.s canoe lounu.oithe best nualilv.

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We take pleasure In announcing that, in addition toOUr CONKECTIONUHV AND CAKE BUSINESS, Wt willopen on SATURDAY', APRIL asth, an

ICE CREAM PAIILO.RWhich has been neatly fitted up to meet the require-

ments of our trade.Our Ice cream will be only of superior quality, made

pi genuine cream iruin uie kuuumwp uaiiiti win,whom we have arranged to supply us regularlywith pure, cream, which, having frequently letted,enables us to guarantee a first-cla- article, of Icecrean equal to that made in any of the large cities.

The following varieties of Ick Ckkasi and lciis willbe furnished at our opening, and several other varieties.tl our traue will lustily It,

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lovvlnjx Ij1.iopm :

J. M. OAT, Jr. Co,.,,.,., ...Merclrint meet1'. O. THRUM. !..,.., ..W. torttlreetN. I', 1IUKOKSS..7..;... .....King streetWOLVE&CO..., Cor, King and Nuuanu sisC. J. MCCARTHY Hotel mreet'CRVSTAL SODA WORKS Hotel streeet

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Adams & Co. Cash Sale at to a. m.

The'l'aranl Opera Troupe: at 8 v. M.

LOCAL XKHH,

For a lazy lot, commend us to theHonolulu police

Services were' held at Fort-Stre-

church last evening.

The Myrtle boat boys were out row-

ing yesterday morning.

The Tripp trial was carried on yes-terday with closed doors as usual.

There will be a noon-da- y prayermeeting at the Y. M. C. A. at 12:30to-da-

Intermediary Court, Justice Prestonpresiding, will be held openingat 10 a. M.

Mr. Henry Hart was down to thesteamer ehua last evening looking forrunaway sailors.

An autograph letter from the Czarof Russia has been received by HisMajesty the King.

Mr. W. F. Williams was appointed.quarter-maste- r ol the Honolulu Riflesat their last meeting.

Che Pio, a Chinese merchant on Kingstreet has been arrested for selling for-

eign goods without a license...

Next Saturday the Royal Mail Steamship Australia will arrive from SanFrancisco, en route to the Colonies.

The matinee given by the FariniOpera Company at Music Hall yester-day afternoon was quite well attended.

A reward of $10 each is offered forthe capture of deserted sailors from thewhaling bark Cape Horn 'Pigeon.Eleven of them skipped.

His Majesty will occilpy the royalbox at the Royal Australian Circus onthe evening of the 31st inst. Alwaysprovided that circumstances will per-

mit. ,One would hardly think that the

new opera troupe, to be formed herein event foreign talent fails us, wouldbe a success beyond its promoters.

The barkentine Morning Starbiought about 25 cords of hard fire-

wood from the South-se- a Islands, whichis being placed on Sorenson's wharf forsale.

The Pacific Sugar Company haveelected the following officers: F. A.Schaefer, President; J. Hoelting, Treas-urer; II. Renjes, Secretary; J. II.Paty, Auditor.

The senior crew of the Myrtle Clubrowed from the lighthouse, and re-

turned, doing the, course in close uponseventeen minutes last evening.. Thejuniors were leu far in the rear,

The Ondmea Sugar Company haselected the following officers for theensuing year: T. 0. Carter, President;

V. F. Allen. t: P. C.Vfones, Secretary; G. J. Ross, Treasurer.

St. Simon and St. Jude's day beingyesterday, special sei vices were held atSt. Andrew's Cathedral at n A, M. and7:30 p. M. At the evening service theRev. George Wallace delivered a brieflecture.

An altercation between two Gbina-me- p

occurred On Queen street yester-'da- y

afternoon. Had it not been for

the heroic conduct of three nativepolicdmen considerable blood wouldhave been shed.

What is the matter with you, boys?We 'refer to the senior 'crew of theHdnolulu Yacht and iBoat Club. Alittle more harmony and an increasedattendance at practice would please themore active members.

Wanted! At this office, a young,.sober anil inQustribus man who pos-.sess-

.the-fault- to- - place each man'sadvertisement at the head of thecolumn. A large salary will be paid tothe suitable person.

The sidewalk just on the other sideof the Commercial Saloon on Nuuannstreet is disfiguied and made dangerousby a large block of coral lock whichhas been torn out of its place and leftlying about half-wa- y out of its originalposition

The standing Committee of llethelUnion Church met in the vestry lastevening to receive those who desiredto unite with the church. The pre-

paratory lectuie, by the pastor, Rev, E.C. Oggel, was listened to with muchinterest.

Among the prominent lesidents oftins town that will leave on the ne.tsteamer fn'r the United States is theHon. S. G. Wilder. This gentlemanwill visit Washington, Philadelphia,and New York. He expects to beback about Jan. 18, 1886.

The captain of the Honolulu Ridesis disgusted. Well, we can hardlyblame him, the men of the line seem totake a very small interest in militarytactics. Cheer up boys suppose that(His Majesty should declare war againstRussia or Great Britain, Holland orBelgium? Then, boys, you will have todo your duty,

The stone wall surrounding theCatholic church property and thepriests' stone residence on Fort andTlarAnmn nivnula l,nn . mrtt tuiH " pi"

new coat of paint which adds" very ly

to its appearance.

Yesterday afternoon, a kanaka on ahorse followcd,fotir other native sailors ,:

from salbpno saloon trying to keepthem sober' enough to go onto theirrcspcctive boats. It has not trans-pired whether he got them as far asthe gang platik''or not.

Nothing definite regarding the al-

leged garroting on' Nuuanu avenue,could beobtamed from the myrmidonsof the law that ease their weary bodiesin the chairs that line'the front of thePolice Station They know nothingand seemingly arc happy in thatblissful state.'

Last night about half past eighto'clock the police arrested B. Folrihan-sc- r

for raising a disturbance at Mana,near Punchbowl street. When the offi

cer brought the man down, his brotherfollowed him to the Station House andwas locked up on the same charge asthe other disorderly conduct.

Mr. Robert Love the jovial businessagent of Woodyear's cirens has gen-erously tendered his services to themanager of the Farini Opera Company,to assist at the benefit to be given toMr. Charles Thrower at the Music Hallon the evening of the 30th inst. Mr.Love is a tenor and it would be a pleasure and musical treat to hear him.

Last evening, while a crowd of littlenative boys were returning from schoolalong Beretania street, some littlealtercation arose between two of them,when one of the duslty disputantsseized a dangerous looking club, withwhich he was about to deal his play-

mate a blow, but while his stick wasswinging in the air, a compar ion caughthim from behind.

Quite a number of people will leaveon the Alameda next Saturday. Thefollowing names are booked to date :

Hon. A. F.'Judd and son, L. B.Cunningham, Hon. S. G. Wilder,Mrs. J. Hyman, E. A. Biolenburg,William Center, W. G. Irwin, FrankBrown, H. A. Wideman, SignorFarini, Chas. Thrower, A. Mar-chan-

Mile. Emma Hopf, Mile.Marie Zora, Miss. Helen Avery, Rev.Jas. Taylor, and wife, R. Wallace,M. Grossman, John Oat, wife andchild, Thos. May, Mr. and Mrs.Wasen, Mrs. Saulsbury, Mr. Rob-ertson and A. A. Sturgess.

Yesterday afternoon, while a rep-resentation of the Pri:ss was walkingalong King street, he noted a cisc otcruelty to animals, which in mostAmerican cities would not go un-punished. The case in question, wasa native coming into town on horse-back, when his innocent beast stumb-led into one of the numerous mudholes in the immediate vicinity, andneaily threw its rider to the ground. Heimmediately turned his big riding whipbutt end to and beat the horse overthe head in a most unmerciful manner.Such brutal tieatmenttodumb animals,is prohibited by law, and our police forceshould see that the law is enforced.

The man Ludzowiks, who was con-

victed on Tuesday last for sellingspifitiibus liquors withoutji'licehsc, hasgrave charges brought against' him byMinnie Delaney. The girl states, thathe engaged her for general house-wor- k

for this tOwn. On her arrival shefound out to her sorrow that she hadbeen deceived. Tlie girl is fromNevada and is respectably connected.She has made many efforts to leaveher employer. The case of petty lar--

, ,te M,ceny preuerca against ner win propaoiyoe uismissca, as it is very prooamethat the evidence will show that thelarceny .was committed in order to es-

cape from the man LudzowikSr Thegirl will undoubtedly be sent to Sanrrancisco by the next steamer.

An old resident, Captain Thos. HNorton, met with quite an adventureTuesday evening. Although the hourwas early, and the streets frequentedby quite, a number 'of people, hevertheless he was knocked down androbbed of $50. The captain lives, onNuuanu street. Hi was going homeabout 9:30 n. m. II appears that twomen followed him, he was sej upon,kriocked down, and his pockets rifled.The weapon used is supposed to havebeen a sandbag. The captain statesthat one of the highway men was anegro, and the other was a Caucasian.One of the miscreants inflicted soseveie a blow that the captain lay inan insensible condition for oyer an hour.As the captain has been in delicatehealth for sometime he has but a faintrecollection of the occurrence.

The say : that some people pay tobe allowed to sing in public; that thedish of political hash will have someindependent hairs 111 it; that the peoplewho love home best are those who stayaway; that the last batch of politicalgossip is seasoned with social scandal;that the boat clubs are stuffed oars orstuffed clubs or whatevervyou wish tocall them; that the coming man is notborn; that the opium men know theirbusiness provided you let them alone;that the sunflower racket is best at thenoon-tid- e hour; that the boys who pulledthe paper query at Charley Mc Carthy'slast night, foundout what was written onthe other side ; that the clown made apoint not expected by the public ; thatthe Circus dude is a love of a fellow ;

that both the Fort street and Hotelstreet dudes are jpalous of him ; thatthe Government intends running adebt railroad to Creditville ; that thenext opera troupe will bring a publicmuzzle for local critics ; and that thePress man knows more than he tells.

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29; 1885.

" Beware of the day," that is be surethat you have a kind gentle specimenof the canine in your for ifyou harbor a 'lray that makes freewith the calves of your neighbors y5uare apt to be arrested for acommon nuisance.

By the urgent request of a memberof auditors, Mr. Chas.Thrower of Farini's Opera troupe will

receive a benefit onFriday evening October 30th. Mr.Thrower has given great pleasure toHonolulu audiences since he camehere and the people who have tender-ed him this benefit have endeavored toshow that they arc willing to testify tohis merit as an artist. Mr. Throwerwill sing some of his. most brilliantnumbers from different operas, and willbe assisted by Signor Farini and therest of the troupe.

The Circus Company gave an "exce-llent last night to a fairaudience. The company deserves suc-

cess, because they have given betterthen they have promised.

The big screen act was loudly ap-plauded and was better than anythingheretofore done. The f1 BalancingTrapeze," act was performed withgreat applause from the audience andthe hat throwing act was whirled in theair until tile spectators were dizzy. To-

night and night the Circuswill not pe'rfonh "but on Saturday nightwill show to a bumper house.

While with a friend onthe west side of Fort street last even-ing, a Pri:ss reporter witnessed anamusing little incident that might haveresulted seriously, but for the timelytumble of a soft felt hat. The remainsof a sidewalk in that vici-

nity are raised several inches above thelevel of the gravel walk, making a regular trap-fal- l for the unwary. As one ofour city bloods came sprightly spottingby, evidently enraptured by the swcitstrains of music from the AustralianCircus band, he very skilfully struckhis starboard big toe squarely againstthe end of a plank and fellheadlong to the ground, striking his

squarely into his soft felthat which reached terra firma just intime to save our dude a square inch ortwo of cuticle from the end of his nose.

snri'i'ixa.Merchant Vessels Now In Port.

llrit hk J Ul'l TKU. . TonesWhiler Capis Horn 1'IOE.on Kellyllktue Amllia NewhallUUnc W. II. DlMOMi UoudlettMktne Morning Star BraySclir lir.Kiiu Minor RaymondIlk I.adv II AKEW001) WilliamsLik ChVl on Cahoun

rinnii'Ahs.Sa'TURDAY, October 24

Stmr Kinau from Maui and HawaiiStmr Mokolil from MntokaiStmr Likeliku from MauiStmr Iwalani from Ilamakua :. 1

Stmr James I Dowsett from MolokaiSchr I.iholilio Iron! Waimea, KauaiSchr DomitiU from KoolauStmr Waimanalo from Waimanaio

SUNDAY, October 25

Stmr Planter from KauaiStmr Morning Star from South Sea IslandsStmr Kilauca Hon, from Ilamakua portsStmr Lchun from IlamakuaStmr Planter from KauaiSchr llcrtie Minor from EurekaP M S S from the Colonies

Monday, October 26

Sell Lliukai from WnialuaSch Leahj from HanaleiIlk Cejlon, from Port TownsendIlk Lady Harewoo-1- , from Hongkong

Tuesday, October 27

Schr Waiehu from Waimea, Kauai .Stmr C H Bishop from Kauai, Waianac, and

Waialua.Sch Halcakala from Pepeekeo,

UlWAIlTUltKS. V, ,

Saturday, October 24

Schr Wailele for Hilo ports'" '

Schr Wniolc for Hawaii

Sunday, October 25

P M S S Zealandia for SanFranclsco

Monday, October 26 v

Stmr Kinau, 4 r M, for Lahaina, Maalaea,Makcna, Mahukona, Kawaihae, Hilo andthe Volcano .

Stmr Mokolil (or circuit of MolokaiStmr Iwalani, 4 r M, for Honokaa, Paauliau

and KukuihaelcStmr J J Dowselt for Molokai

Tuesday, October 27

Sch Ehukal for WaialuaSch Domitila or KoolauSchr Leahl, for Hanalei ' '

Schr Mile MorrU for KoolauStmr I. ikelike, 5 r M, for Maui 'Schr Cnterina for WaimanaloStmr Planter nt 5 r. M. for Nawlliwili, Koloa,

Eleele, Kekaha and Waimea.Stmr James Makee, 5 r. M., foi Waiauae and

Kapaa.Dklne Amelia, for Port Townsend.Stmr Wainmnalofor Waimanalo.Sell Kawail.ml loir Koolau

Wednesday, October 28

Sch Waiehu for Waimea, Kauai,llktne Kureka, San l'rancisco,Stmr Lchua, 5 1'. M, for Humakua, '

vr.ssv.i.s ,;.! viso i'hix jr,Sch Hob Hoy for Koolau,Sch Hainbow for Koolau.

VAnsiixanits.ii iith.

L From Kauai, per stmr Planter, Sunday,uctoner 25 uov r r ivanoa, -- oi c t spam-Inc- .

I' Whitney, W D Schmidt, Mrs S Pearyand daughter, II II Sinth, W II Rice, PESmith, H A Macfie, Jr, A Mcllrule, S WWilcox and son, Mrs G Manlher and child, GI) Ficttli, Mrs A Clement!., Miss J Pcaliu, ELindemann, 10 Chines and 57 deck,

From Maul, per stmr Likelike, Saturday,October 24 Mri T C Clark and 2 daughters.0 Unna, 1 E Hackfcld, J D Marlin, E IIBailey, P N Makee, W Sproul, G C Williams,A F llopke, E II Clark, Sam Sing, Knalpo,W Slilng, A Enos, and 127 deck,

From Ilamakua, per stmr Iwalani, Sunda,October 24-- Miss K Rlckatd, Miss E Wode-hous-

Marsden, W II Hlckard.J.S Kay, AW Haaliho, Akaka, C V Aiona aud 43 deck.

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From Hawaii and Maul, per stmr (Kinau,Saturday, Octbber 24 II H II Llliuokalf.nland servant, II RH Pomaikalani, Gov J ODpminis and servant, Mrs J Kaae, Hon SParker, Wife nhd sorf, T C Afong, Cliurlg Seu,WJ Horner, Jr.'Mh FJmlly Thompson, MKsE Hoy, S W Moakeawt, M G Correa, MnAgusta and child, J N Robinson and wife, WGreen WG Walker, Mrs W Llshman andchild, H Horner, Mrs II Hell. G W Pilipo,Miss D Richardson. MI E D Low, W VPoguc, Thos Saffrey, W II Cornwcll, W 11

Cummlngs, H Mackenzie, Ahong, W IHorner, J II Maby, 11 Wright and 93 deckp.'"cngers.

From Kauai, Waia'hae, & Waialua, per stmrC R Bishop, Wednesday Oct. 28. A Ahrcns,A K Hapai, S. Mahclona, 3 chincsc, ahd 19deck.

Meprntiu cm.

For Maul and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,Monday, October 26 Mrs Baldwin & ch,Miss V Baldwin, Miss M Baldwin, W Good-ale- ,

Mr Dunn, Mr Harrison, G P Wilder, CL Wight, W F Poguc, P N Makcc, A Ihrncs,Miss F Wight, W H Cornwcll. Volcano!Mrs Claurhy & son,kW M Lee, A F Stras-bergc- r,

A J Gugcr, Mr Lamsburg, J II Maby,Or Patrick and 120 deck.

For Ilamakua, per stmr Iwalani, Monday,October 2G Mrs J H Mills & 2 ch and 20peck,

For Maui, per stmr Likchke, Tucslay,October 27 A Enos, W II Cumminr. G CWilliams, E 11 Bailey, Mr Clark, Mr Hopkcand 90 deck.

For Kauai, per stmr Planter, Tuesday,October 27 S V W Wilcox, wf & 3 ch, MrC H Bishop & wf, Mr W Watcrhouse & wf,Col Spaulding, R A Macfie & wf, W DSchmidt, S Decker, W Spitz and 75 deck.

For Ilamakua per stmr Lchua, WednesdayOct. 28. J M Horner & wife, M Correa, WUrguhart, D F Sandford, and 20 deck.

For Port Townsend per bktnc Eureka, Wed-nesday Oct 28, B Banner wife and children.

Booked for the stmr Alameda which leavesOct. 31st. Mr & Mm Wasen, Mrs Sansiey, JM Oat, S May, H Wallace, C S Kyinersley, AFJudd&son, M Grossman, DB Cunning-ham & wife, S G Wilder, Mrs I Hyman, E ABcalingburg, W Centre, W G Irwin, FrankBrown; H A Wideman. Farini & troupe. Rev.J Taylor & w ife, Mrs Robertson & A A Sturgcs.

Sorjss.The stmr C, R. Bishop sails

The sch Halcakala brought 182 sks sugar.

The steamer C. R. Bishop brought 710 skspaddy.

Ihebk Lady Hate wood is discharging atBrewer wharf.

Thebk Jupiter will sail for San Franciscoon November 9th.

The bktnc Morning Star is l)ing at thewharf by the Fish Market.

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAYOctobor 30th and 31st.

S'ATUltD,tYt! SATUHDAY Itl Shaxml li Nhoivt I

At 2 p. m. and at 8 o'clock.

Saturday Evening the performance willteunder the patronage and tmmediate presenceof His Majesty the King.

Tickets at the Ice Cream Parlors.

HOBT. LOVE, Agent.

THE

Farini Qnera Troupe!

Will give their seventh performance

AT MUSIC HALL,

Thursday Evening Oct. 29, 1885.

PROGRAMME.

TART I.

I. Trio" Attila " VerdiMile. Zora, Mr. C. Thrower, Sic. Farini: .

2. "Five o'clock in the Morning "....GaJzMiss'Helen Avery

3. "Alia Stella Confidente " RobandiMr. C. Thrower.

4. Cavatina " Ernani " VerdiMile M. Zora.

5 "The Storm" HullaMile" Emma Hopf.

6. Piano Solo" Valse " Chopin

Mons; A. Marchand.

Intermission Ten Minutes.

PART SECOND,

The Entire Third Act of Gound's Grand Opera

faust:Margheritft....1 Mile. Marie ZoraSiebel ,,... Mile. Helen AeryMarta ,.MIle. Emma HopfFaust .. ., ,Mr, Chas, ThrowerMephlsto Slg, A. Farini

Mr Box Plan now open at the office of J, E,

Wiseman.

Reserved Seats $2 ; 'Ihlconyfback row) $!.Gallery 5 cents.

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SPBRBTSPatent Holler FlourBI5ST FAMILY,

BAKER'S EXTRA,

PRIDE OF THE WEST.

For sale by

H. HACKFELD & CO.5'-- 57

Invoices ofToys ui Glk Mm Soels

TO ARRIVE PER

O. 33,. BISHOP,FROM GERMANY,

For bale by

H. HACKFELD & CO.51-- 57

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(Bcnctal .HWcrtiectncnts. .

WENNER & CO.,

Mftnufacturtng'and Importing

.1 IS W K3 Xu 3E DR. S ,

Xo. !2 Fort Street.

Have Just received per "Mariposa," tlie mostjele.

gant assortment ol

FINE JEWELRY,SOLID AND PLATKI) SILVER WARE

Ever brought to itiii market.

Clockti, Watches, Kracclcts, A'cck-let- n,

1'iiiH, LockctH, Gold Chainsnnd Guards, SIcovo Buttons

Studs, Etc., Etc.And ornament of all kinds.

Elegant Solid Sllvor Toa Sots,

And all kinds of silver ware luitnble for tmenttlnn.These goods are all of the finest quality and latest

designs and comprise a complete stock of all articles in'

this branch of bmfness which will be sold at close

figures.

KUKU1 AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order.

The repairing branch of our business we regard as animportanLone, and all jobs entrusted to us will

be executed in a manner second to none.

Engraving ,

0 eterv description done to order. Particular alienlion is paid to orders and Job work from the

other Islands,

Crystal Soda Works.- Manufacturers of

SODA. "WATER,AXjE,

FLORIDA LEMONADE,

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds,

Fruit Syrups and Essoncos.

Our Goods are ucknowleged the I1ES T. NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Dottles.

XST We Invite particular attention to our PatentKilter, recently introduced, by which all waters usedn our manufactures Is absolutely freed from alt Im-

purities.S2T We deliver our Goods free of charge to all parts

of the city.Careful at e lien paid to Islards Orders. Address

'THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS,

P. O. I10X, 397, HONOLULU, II. I.

Telephone No. 298.

Orders left with Ilcnson, Smith ft Co., No. 11 PortStreet, will receive prompt attention.

We alo, are agents for the tale of J, V. Mingle)'

CELEBRATED CIGARS

OfhU own manufacture ?ii m

HOPP & CO.,Manufacturer and Dealers In

FURNITUIRE,Of every dcicnptton.

Mattresses and Bedding

Special attention given o

upholstering;Of aH kinds'

K Jobbing done at reasonable

rates.

JVo. 74 Klny Street.

Telephone No. 141. ii-- tf

OITY SHOEING SHOP,

(OPPOSITE DODiTS h TABLES.

Horse Shoeing in all its .Branches

Done in the most workmanlike manner.

Racing & Trotting Shoos a specialty,

Our Rates will be reasonable.

The undersigned, having bought out the Interest 01

Mr. James Dodd in tho above shop, solicits a conlintiand of the liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm

Mr, J. W. McDonald received the highestAward and Diploma, for his Hand-mad- s Shoesat the Hawaiian Exhibition for the year 1B&4. ,

SiT Horses taken to the shop and returned at shortnotice when desired.

J W. McDONALI).aso-6- a

LADIES ha:r. dressing,.

Switohes, Curls, Front Piooos,

All warranted Natural Hair.

Invisible Back Haik Nrts.

Lad es and Children Hair Culling and Shaiapo.ng at store or tesldence,

Langtry I Hair CuttlnggaJSpecUlty,

All at San Francisco Prices,

MADAME WANEK.

Hi-a- ji Fort Street Opposite Dodd's Stall

(General bucrtiocmcntc.

a r VirnMAC o TiiDttiurei'"" " "lAl'

FOKT-SIKKE-r STOKE, BREWEIVS IlLOCk',

CAN DK rotlNII A FUll. AS.SOHTMKNT 0-

Finn i "Commoroiril" Stnilouory.tONSISTlflO IN TART OP

Note, Letter, Packet Post.Cap, Legal & Hill PaperGold. Steel and Quil Pens,Ulack Writing and Copying Inks,Carmine, Violet, and Ilfue Inks,

TREASURY MUCILAGE.

Dixon's, Fahei's, Guttneck's and Grosiberger. Pencils. Wood, Rubber and Celluloid

Penholder's.Papeterles, Visiting Cards,Cap, Letter, Note and Memo Tablets and IMo--

In Manila and fine paper,Inkstands, Rulers,Envelopes, all sites, piper and cloth lined.

S10AKKS' AUl'OMA'lIC SIIAOINO PENS

IN SKVfcKAt, SIZES,

Very Useful In Oanam'ental Work, and

INK POWDERS, VARIOUS COLORS,r

ruK'iSR WITH TUB AAMK,

Plantation Time Books, ' .,

Trial Balance Books, ,

Log Books,

LETTER PRESSES.

Pass, Memo, lime. Order, Receipts, Exerciseand Letter Books.

Cop) ins Brushes, Rubber Copying Sheets.Mann's (Manilla) and French (white) Copying Paper.

Blank Books in Various hires and Styles of Binding,'Roll, Mounted and Manila Detail

V It A WIN O P A P V. H .

Photograph Frames and Passepartouts,Autograph and Photo. Albums, Scrap Books,

Inlaid Work-Boxe- s and Writing-Desk-

Artotvpcs framed and unframed,Ebonlzed Easels. Brackets and Cabinets,

Celluloid Sets of Comb. Brush and Mirror,Ladies Hand-Bag- Reticules, Baskets.

Shawl .1 raps. School Bags, .A Fine Variety of Pranc's Birthday Cards,

Poetical, Birthday and Miscellaneous Books.

Illustrated letter Sheets. Pocket and Letter Maps olths Islands. Maps of Honolulu.

SOUVENIR VIEWS 9F HONOLULU.

Windsor & Newton's Artists' Materials,

Oil aud Water Colors, Brushes, Palettes, Canvas, Oils

and Varnish, Plaques, Oil Cups, etc. -

Special or extra Urge books made up to order from

WESTON'S LINEN RECORD PAPER,

kk COklPRTBNT WOKkMKN,

InAnySl)le Desired.

1'Apjsn nuisisa to axy patxvuk,FAITHFUL! V 1IXECUTKU,

A FULL LINE OF FLAT PAPERS,Constantly In Stock,

INCLUDING MARCUS WHl' IRISH LINEN.

Pocket Edition ''Seaside Library,"

H LARGE VARIKTV Or Till MOST rOPVLAK AUTHORS

MUSIC, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, LAW

ANIl

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,

nouxit to oititfyit ox BiiourxoTivn.--t-

HEADS, LETTER HEADS,NOTE lib ADS ANI STATEMENT HEADSprinted to order by the

PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY

(Sbhcntl Jluucdiscmcnte.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OR

, T O LET,No. 2. or Rent The premises Immcdl

ntcly above and Adjoining that last abovementioned, and kriown as the

'Andrews Homestead.'The house has been pu in firtt-rat- e order

throughout nnd newly papered and painted,Will be let, 6r rented, for a term of years at$45.00 per month.

No. 4. For Sale or to Let, The premiseowned ahd lately

OCCUPIED BYW. 0. SMITH,Situated on I'cnsacolatrcet, having nfrontage

on Tcnsacola ttreet ofoofttt.

Gas and. Water,Laid on throughout ihe premises, with gat

machine complete. Also, a cistern with acapacity of 1000 bbls. connected with theGovernment pljics, for use In case of drouglhor fire. The

View of Diamond Head andthe Sea,

Is unrivaled and cannot be cut off, owing tothe elevation of the premises. Price $12,500. Terms Cash, or one-thir- to one-hal- f

cash; balance on mortgage at S per cent..

No. 5. For Sale or will be rented at areasonable figure.

A Lot ivlth Jfetv Dwelling Houseami Outhouses,

Situate on Kinau street near the resi-dence of W. K. Castle. Sale on accountof departure. Price $3,000, Terms cash,or part cash and balance on mortgage at 8per cent,

L. A. THURSTON,3S Merchant street. 2I-- tf

LIME, LIME, LIME !

Patroiilzo Homo Maaufaoturo.

The Hawaiian Stone Company.

Are now prepared to furnish fresh Lime inquantities to suit purchasers, and satisfactionwarranted as to both the kind and the price.

ALLEN & ROBINSON,m AGEN1S.

WRITING PAPER,WRITING PAPER

Now In stoiA, with additional Eastern Invoice teeroute. A fine variety or the

CONNECTICUT VALLEY MILLSFirst Quality

Cap, Legal, Letter, Note and Bill Paper,Aasorted weights. Also Marcus Ward's Irish Linen

I'tat Fohu ami Note paper, plain, or can beruled up lo suit any Older,

At tjios. a. iirmwt

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGat the Satur hay Pakss oHioc,

ASTOR HOUSE CURE-F- OR-

A Sure Remedy. Properly Cooked Food. An Ounce of Pre-

vention Better than a Pound of Cure.

One great evil of this city is a certain fiendisliness displayed byrestaurant keepers in the manner in which they slap victuals togetherand throw the same at their customers.

Worse by far than a certain Nevada Eating House where a trampwas in the act of walking out without paying. The irate cashier violentlyseized a pie crust, took deadly aim,, and brought down the unfortunatefree luncher, badly cut about the head. The Grand Jury afterwardsheld the cashier to answer for assault with a deadly weapon. Take forinstance a Honolulu Hash Factory doughnut when cooled off. Aleaden bullet is no where in comparison; then again some of the HOTCAKES would prove unworkable for mending old shoes and will stretchfurther than any rubber band,ever made. From all such, etc., deliver us.

The above named instances of cooking depravity are much to bedeplored.

A recent change in the Proprietorship of the ASTOR HOUSE(at all times famous for good grub) enables the management to greatlyfacilitate the suppression of such villianous systems of careless cookingwhich tend in such a marked degree to destroy the Ilunftn Digestiveorgans. Upon all occasions it will be found a real luxury to step into ourDining Parlors (no flies) and there partake of a savory meal cooked byour Champion Chef.

livery morning Boarders and Transient customers may order Ger-man Pancake, Tender Loin, Porterhouse, or Sirloin Steak, withor without onions, Prime Ham and fresh eggs Royal BreakfastBacon; Fish every day, Rib Mutton Chop (none but the best ofmaterial used.) The midday bill ol fare as published on the BulletinBoard is something that everybody should read and inwardly digest.For supper we supply in addition to the substantial goods. Spongecake, Ice cream, Jellies, Fruit, and various other dainties. Someof our would-b- e competitors are surprised to know how we can sell 2 1

meal tickets for $4.50. And in put elegantly appointed private diningroom only charge 35 cent for meal.

The secret may easily be' given away; the ASTOR HOUSE iscentrally located and doing a largo Transient cash trade. Meals at allhours product's a constant flow qf ready money, thereby enabling us togo out to the market and buy at reduced rates for cash. Our patrons re-

ceive the full benefit of this superior system of dealing. All who have notyet experienced the luxury of eating at the Astor House can now comeright in and be made welcome at the oldest established .Dining Roomsin the Hawaiian Kint'dom. ,15i. mo.

OT. MATTHEWS HALL, SAN MATEO, CAL.

a saiiQolT roit no vs.Under Mjlitary Discipline.

Located In the beautiful village of San Mateo, on the Southern I'acilic R. R., ai miles from San FrancucEstablished In 1865. Fourteen Instructors of reputation and abillfv, The buildings are extensive aheated by steam and are in eveiy way arranged for the health and tt nfort of the cadets, 'itintty Se'utebegins July 34

Per furthsr l,frwitlos and ealaloue, ust nut, addressRkV. ALFRED LEE BREWER, M, A" ,M friudpa

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DISORDERS THAT ARE DANGEROUS.

Description or Various Dlaensos of thaHcnrt Nervous Disturbances

Vouth'a Companion.The heart I onolosod within a mombrnn-011- 1

sao (porlcardlumj which worotW a lubri-cating fluid to provont friction botwaon itnnd tbo ohost. Pericarditis Is an Inflamma-tion of tbo sao. It may bo ncuto, or chronicIn both forms tho fluid la altered In oharao-te- r

and gonornlly much Inoroasod, In ncutosometimes to a pint or more; in chronic, Ithas moasurod oror a gallon. Of oourso ItKroatly1 Intorforos with tho action of theheart. Tho acute toudn to rocovory by ab-sorption of tho fluid. Tho fluid somotlmosbocomo purulont, In which caso it should bedrawn olt.

Tho cavity of tha heart lij lined with asomowhat similar luotnbrano, calledondocar.llum. This mainbrano, and ovpoclally that part of It which forms thovnlvo-- , may nlio bo Inflamed (andocnrdltls).This glvos rise to llttlo rouglmessas somo-tttnt- ii

as largo as n poaj to a thickening andsulsoquont sbriukago of tho valves; to agrowing of tho valros to the hoart wall;and later, to a fatty doganoratlon and cal-cification of tbo roughened mqaibrano. Thavnlvo? thu bocomo coatrn'ctod and other-w- l

orendorod Insufllclont. Both porlcardlttsand endocarditis nro most" commonly due toncuto rhoumatlsm, but sometlmoi to Bright' Jdisease,

Bometlmas tho muscular tubstanco of thoheart Is Inflamed (myocarditis), insulting Inan abcoss, or an undue growth of flbroulttssuo which woakons tho wall. In bothcasoi death may rusult from rupture of titsheart

Tha above changol In the vnlvoj andothor obstructions to tho flow of tho bloodgenerally give rlo to onlargemjnt of thoheart. This enlargement for a tlmo I nhelp, as It ouablas tho heart to koop up tbonormal flow. But It may procood no far asto causo a dangerous dilation or thinning ofthe walls at somo part and an Incroaso oftho valvular Incompetency.

Somotlmos tho muscular flbroi of thohoart nro changed to fat (fatty degenera-tion), thus ronderlng tho heart vary fooble.Death may result fiom olther rupturo orparalysis Of the umrt.

Angina pectoris may bo due to ho'art dls-of- t,

though rifidn wholly Indopoivlont oftho latter. When duo to It, it involvos lia-bility to slid Ion doatli.

Tho giont nitarlal nroh loading from thehoart (the aorta) may, at somo point, bo-

como distended Into a. largo pouch (aneur-ism). This Is llablo to bunt, or It may bo-

como fatal by prcssuro against the windpipe, or other vital part.

In many caies of hoart disease the ill tor-d-

is purely functional. Though the rymp-tom- s

nro jiocullarly marked and Utstretslng,tlioro U really no organlo dlwaso. It Is dueto various disturbances of tbo nervous sys-tem.

Wares of 1.1c lit.Cnssetl's Family Ma&zlne.,

Nawton Imagined that light consisted ofminute jiarticle! traveling at an oxtromolyrnpld rate, but many phenomena notjcodtlnco tho tlmo of Newton will not-- aduiit ' fnuy such tbooty. Modern fcIouco bahad1 1 umutno that pnco U completely flllod bynoiiu highly rarlflod. nlmoit Impalpnblofluid, to which has boon given tho namo of"lumintforous othor," light being nothingmoro nor lots than a wave-raotio- u sat up inihii "othor," nnd travollng along at tho rateof 185 000 miles per socond.

Ttio wavos of light vary In length, produclng dlfToront ofTactH upon tho ovo. nui cogiving rlso to tho fen'ation of color. Very.'onC wavod glvo rlso to the sensation ofhoat; next to them In longth coma thosowaves which glvo rlso to tho souation ofrel; the shortest waves which affect theyo at all glvo rise to tho ronsatlon of vio-

let, and then there aro shorter waves stillwhlih can only bo detected by their actioni ii chuinical subitnucos, as In tho ca-- o of thophot 'graphor'it plate.

Tho waves which affect the oyo glvo rlsoto mauy.jllstiuct carnations of color. New-ton dividod thorn into coven, but then, slncoho d a circular holo for the light to enterthe room, his colors overlapped. Wollas-ti-

In 1802, tried tho use of a fine slit In.itin 1 of a holo for tho purpoo, and in doliusi pnvo birth to tbo spectroscopo. In thouroctrosoopos of tho pro ont day, the lightis teen spread out Into a broad band, andono color molts so Imperceptibly Into

that it Is dllllcult to say whero onecolor begins nnd nuothor onds.

Each wave of light and tboro aro wavosof all lengths prodtroos its own particulareffu-ct- , but tho eyo can not detect a smalldifference; tbo rpoctrcscope sort') out thodifferent wavos, and arranges thorn nil in?rdor accord Inj,to length.

How the Clinnge Came About.iDetrolt Tree Pros.

Thoy bad boon onomtas for throe longyears. They passod each other on the streetwith stern fares, their wives made fun ofeach othor's dresras, and tho childrencllmbod up on the back fonce and calledeach othor shoddy aristocrats. Oh, no;tbero was no dova of ponce around there,and lot of people predicted that a case ofiisns3lnntlon would grow out of It

Lust ovoning a whole, neighborhood wasnstonUliod bqyond measure. These twofamilies who had thirsted for oach other'sscalps woto boon In sweat convention on thelawn. Tbo men exchanged cigars, thewpmon admired oaoh other's latest pur-ch- a

e, and tbo blos-o- llttlo children buggedoaoh other all over the grass,

How did the change come aboutl AVellnelUor man over owned a homo in his life,nnd neither know a caso of spavin from ablooming Instanco of poll-ovi- l. Jtmoi de-cided, however, to buy a horo. Ho waslooking ono ovor at his ultchliig-p3- t whentimlth enmo along, in a moment of forgot-(tilno- si

Jonos remarked:"Say, Smith, you knuvtr all about a horse.

How old lyhls anlmill"In tho i"rk uf a comet's tall raucor and

bitterness wore forgotten. Tho flattery hitSmith plumb-cente-r and rlpp d all tha but-ton off bis pout-u- p rouL Ho obeyed therequost, polntod out nil the ring-bone- s, stillknvoi and spllnti, an I advised Jones not tobuy. Thoy wout oft arm In arm, and thedovo of poaco now sits on tho ho.uotops amiwarbles bis joyous llttlo foul up to high "O."

I.lfo Saved by- - Hniitflni; Giislito Down.Provldenco Journal,

A singular afTiir ucaurre I recently In oneof (he pleasante.it homos In tho suburbs ofour city, tho relation of whioh may not onlybo of somo Interest, but uho of som use tothe reader. A few dayu ago tbo familyphysician visited tho same residonco, and intho counso of conversation mentioned that,while attending a sick child, the child hadsuddenly lwgnn to Bullocato, owing to aquantity of mucin getting into Its windpipe,aud bo had turned the child upside down, inorder to relieve It

This story passed almost unnoticed,by the sister of the lady of tho house.

The family, consisting of the husband, wifeaud wife's bister, ware at tuj table eating.Suddenly the wife begun to show signs ofsuffocation. Her huiband rosorted to thefumlllnrromedy of patting her smartly onthe bniik; bjt it was unavailing. Sbo couldnot speak; lwr faco bouimo of a purple huoand the was ovidontly at the point of iloath.At this moment, her 'Istor, remambering.thedoctor's story, solzjd br by tha ankles. Thehusband caught tha Idea Itutnn.ly, mil tholady was soon in an iuvertad position,whereupon she Immadlntely coughel up tfiofool which ha I nearly cnued her death.Tho husband bles.40 himuiU tot tho storywhich the doctor so casually told, withouttiny thought that it might holp to tavo alife.

Urematioii'ln 1'arU will soon be nvallablofor the general public at the small cost of

J.50 for oaph operation.

nWWy$Pf;'?Ftm-- '?$ ntr&p- -' " v ." W ?-,- f 1

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DAILY HONOLULU PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1885.

(Kcncntl blit'ttccmcnts.

JPioiieei-- JLjiiie.ScTtral Sliipj Aunuillj from Litctpool.

By "Oritnle" from Liverpool, Stcnmcr from SsnFranctico and other lata arrivals,

THEO, H. DAVIES & CO:,"

Hare received

EnglUli and American PrintsWhite Cottons, Unhleachnl Cottons,

l.fnc.n Drill and Duck, Crown Camas( rench Merino of Ulflerent (itialltles, i

Grey, blue and .Mixed 1 lanitel,Waterproof 1 weeds, DresA Materials,

Silks, SatlnsISilk Ktbbons,Velvet, Hosiery Unilenlotliing,

IN GREAT VARIETY.

Lawns, White and Printed Moleskin,Linen and Cotton Lhludos, Towels.

Handkerchiefs, Mosquito Netting,Kutbcr Clothing, Waterproof Sheeting,

Men's, Women's & Children's Hoots it Shoes,(sites and tllea adapted to this market,)

noma iiianKcis. ncu iiiaiiKcis,(all sites, wtlcnts, qualities and colon,)

Velvet aud Tapcutt'),, JIuih and Mats,

Centre Kuzs, Navy and Merchant Canvas,r liter l'ress llaes, (30x36), Sugar (lags,

Uice tiaKs, Coal llags, 3 & 5 I'fy Twine,

English, Hawaiian & Amorioan Flags(l, 3 nnd 7 yards,)

Floor Oil Cloths, (tasteful designs, assorted width's)Men's Saddles, Side Saddles, baddlery.

Iron lledstcads, Galvanized Buckets,'1 limed Iron Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,

(assorted sizes),Butcher Knives, Knives and Forks.'1 in lyate, .V- .t Lead, Galvanized water Pipe

(i to a Inches),White Lead, (various qualities),

Boiled Oil, terpentine,Corrugated Roofing,

(11 gauge, 6, 7, 8 and 9 ft, lengths).Galvanized Screws nnd Washers,Galvanized ItiJainn,

l'eltoiit Sieatliiufj Metal ,V shllxAnnealed Kence Wire, Fence Staples,

Wire Plant Guards and Arches, ,

Steel Kails,' with iisli Plates, Bolls and Spikes,

A LAUGU FRKSII ASSOKIMI'.NI' OF

SIIEHil HABDWAB1S,,

Crockery and Glas.swate, Cos, Picks, Shovels!Plantation and Mechanic's 'luols,

Kobcv CoV Purtabte Lnglnes,(4 6 ')

One Splendid Piano, by llrinsmead & Sons,)tested Chain, dosage' Soap,

(a qualities, 111 hxs. 34 and 60 bars),Best Welsh Steam Coal, Coke,

Flooring t lies, Fire Clay,Portland Cement, (White Si Johnson

1 ire Bricks, both sntinre andLump Rock Salt,

LEATHER DELUING,(3 In n inch widths.)

A Large and Fresh Assortment of

Californian and English Qrocurios340-2-

RS. THOMAS LACK,MNo. 70 Fort Street, Houolulu,

IMIVIKTUR ANO UKALKK IN

SEWING MACHINESAND C.BNUINK

'He.', Alliicliinrntt, Oil ntl .tcrrHtorlr.,AI.HN1 FOR Till!

W'hitu andthc l.n.iir.RUNNiNd New IIomu Machine,Howard's Machine Needles, all kindsCortlcell's Silk, in ul) colors nnd sizes :Barbour's Linen Thread,Clark's O. N. T. Machine Cotton.

Mint. DtmoitWs Reliable Cut I'aftr Patterns

.AND PUBLICATIONS.

Dealer In RtrLESRbvolvrrs

Guns at d Storting Goods,Siijt, Powukr, Cars,

and Metai Lie Cartkidcks

Ki:itosi:si: srums, u hm.SewIng.Machine, Lock' and iirompll)

attendedto. 953.365

Pantheon Stables,Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.

?iisViUrfi '

Livory, Boarding, and Salo Stables.

Carriages for hire at all hours pf the d ly or night 'Uo, conveyances of all kinds for turtles going arouiul

the Island.

Excellent Saddle Horses for Ladies and Gcn"-t- lmen Guarantied GenlleLarge nud small nmuibui for picnics and cxcurslj

parties, carrying from 10 to jd'passeiifcefs, canalnny1m secured b) sieciil arrntigciucnts

The t,on Branch Bathl p Houts can alwaysbesevukilinr.pul!corexciiiloi (aliitthy applvinj;at the office, .

Tklenionk No. 34.1J4I-J- JAS.,D0DD. Proprietor.

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rpHB GlNUINK ARTICLE

COLUMBIA KIVr,K SALMON

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Salmon BolHos, lb8fi Cutob.J list received from Portland, Oregon, by

CASTI.E &. OOOKE,

Tnose Pish can bu relied upon (as Pit-- 5

iSaratoga House!- -

99 Hotel St. near Library lluiltliml

FIRSl-CLA- BOARD IIV Till. WKKK.

MONT II. OR TUANSIF.N '

Special accoiiimodattoiU for Ijidlcs and

Reading Parlor with Daily Papers open fur theguests of llie liiuse,

'lliq Coolest liming. Rooms in the city, NO I LII.S

jfo-3- 61 BARBER.

HEMSBUSINESS

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II.ICInUMNo. 42 Queeii Street.

ifave now IahJiiik

For Alamoda & John D. Sprcckols,

l.AKC.R SlllrMRNTS or

Assorted MerchandiseConsisting In pill of

lll.ls. Flour, Golden Gate.Bbli Flour. Ill Dorado.

Sacks Wheat, Best, 'Sacks: Barley, Best, , - r ,

Sacks Corn, Best, Whole,'Sacks Corn, Best, Cracked,

Sacks Bran, Coarse and Floe.

Sacks Beans, White,Sacks Beans, Red,

Sacks Beans, Bayou,Sacks Beans, Horse,

Sacks Beans, Lima

Sacks Onions, Best Silver Skin!Sacks Potatoes, Best In Gunnies.

Cases Nicnacs,Cases lUtra Soda Crackers,

Cases Medium Bread,Cases Cracked Wheat, to lb. bags,

Cases Corn Meal, white, 10 lb bags.'Cases Oat Meal, 10 lb. bags,

Cases Corn Starch.

Cniks Dniwe Hams,Casks CIA Ma ns ,

Cases R. U Ila

Caies I alrlunk's laird, 3 lb. pall,Cases Palrbank't Lard, 5 lb. pall

Cases Falrhank's laird, to lb pall.

Cases Whitney's Butter, In tins, ''M 'llalfl.bls. Riilter, Pickle Roll,(Jr. bbls. Butter, Pickle Rcll,

Half firkins Butter, Gilt L'dge,(Jr. firkins Butler, Gilt Ude,

Cases New Cheese. .

Boxes and bills. Salt Codfish,Bbls 'Ilerces Columbia River Salmon

Cases Fresh Fggs,Cases Launilry Starch,

Boxes Brown laundry Soap,nozens iirooma,

Pure Java Coffee, Roasted and Ground, 1 lb. litis,Sacks Green Coffee,

Chests Japan 'I ea, 1 tb. papers,Chests Japan lea, y, lb. papers'

Boxes Raisins, tendon I jijers,i boxes Raisins, London I.a)ers,

W lioxes Raisins, London Layers,Boxes Raisins, Muscatel

Blums Citron,Boxes Currants,

Cases Chocolate,Cases Mixed Pickles,

Cases Spices, assorted, all sizes,IVifs Mince Meat, Atmores,

'I ins Mince Meat, Cuttings.

Sacks Raw Peanuts,Sicks r.nglUh Walnuts,

Sacks Soft Shell Almonds,Sacks 1 exas Pecans, extra large.

Cases California Honey, 1 lb tins,Cases King, .Morse s. Los., Ircsn canned

Fruits, Jellies and Vegetables.Bales Wrapping Paper, entra quality

A lARl.K AIsORTMKNT nt

Best California Leather.

Sole, Insole, Harness, Skirting and Uppers.trench ana American laiisKins,

Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,Hawaiian Saddle Trees.

And other goods too numerous to mention.

These goods are fresh, were liought sery low, andwill Ik sold at

LOWEST MARKET KATES.

X, W, MWWt I SON,

a6i-a- No. 42 Quoon Btroet.

G. BREWER & GO.

Offer for'sale to arrive per

' t " i "u (J '

From Boston, due

0 rJ3L."V 1, 1SSS,1'rnklm Stove Coal In

Cac IViuer'it Axle Crease,Case- Him: llandleti.

' UU No. Kosln,Ckieb WhecllArrowsi,

XEtiTS TttUXKS,liny Cutlets,' - .Flaxst'Dcllng,M' r H bhls. .Wilinliigtm. Tar,

Wilmington Pitili,II ilex Nav Oakum,

. Cases Kx I ard Oil,(inn 'stone. Iron Safes

FARMER'S BOILERS,Bbts I talis Salt,

IfbU. Ct nient, 1)4 and 1 In Ox Bows,Cases Axe anil Pick Handle,

' Canal Banows,' lll.ls. I'.x Prime Pork,

Kegs NailsCumberland Coal In bulk.

MANILA COItDAOii,Sisal Cordage.

Oak Lumber.White Wood I umber,

Walnut Lumber,Ash Lumber,

l'.astern White Pine Lumber,Refrigerators,

Cases'! iuned Tomatoes,

Electric & Downer's Kerosene OilKetchup and Codfish Balls,

Cases Clam Chos der,Cowder and Gheikins,

Cases Sausage Meal,Cases I lucklu's Tomato Soup.

Cases Huckln's Mock Turtle Soup,Cases Huckln's Ox 'I ail Soup,

Oftntrifti?ul XaluiiiurM,Bui kets, Lime Wasl; Boards,

Cases Chairs, Cotton Waste,Cases Yellow Metal Sheathing,

Kes Yellow M. Sheathing Nails,Bbls. 'I wine, Baits Duck,

Hide Poison, Linseed Oil,Cases Turpentine

Cases Itrown Soap,H bbls. Mineral Paint,

Mnnimotlt Rockers,Book Cases, Assorted,

Kxlen.loii Top Carriages,Cases Curled Hair,

Drums of Caustic Soda,I io

fficitcral JUiticrticcmcntA

CASTLE &C00KE

HriNOI VLU, ll. I.

s .Would call attention to their Latere and'TVirei-,iy- . v,ti,d stock of

Mi :,

1' sj .A, ,

AaRlOUIsTUItAIi IMPLEMENTS.

Consisting of the unrivalled Paris Steel

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' Jireakhif Plow,.

- Y. ri'it,, st t.J- 7- r- -i t, l... .n.l r....KU! in u. Kf...

line Steel Plows all el, Jn, Culti- - ,- 'valors, Liiri scrapers,

John Dooro'a Gang Plow,

Planters' Hoe of the test make.'r

DISSTONS' CLLKBl4.sEU CANE KN1VKS

made to order, Ames Shovels and Spades,Garden Hoes. Caual Barrows, Ox

Bows, Yokes, Chains, FenceChains,

1

Sugar Mill Requirements.

SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR' KEGS,'

Cumberland Coal,

Sperm Oil, Cylinder. Laraand Kerosene Oil, Perfect

Lubricators, Plumbago, Al-

bany Grease, Dis.ton's andS. and J. riles, all sizes and

kinds. Steam Packing, Hitand Round India Rubber,

Asbestos and Soap Stone,Flax Packing, India Rub-be- r

Hose, to 9 Inch, Pipesand Couplings, Nuts and

Washers, finished. MachineBolts, all sizes, Cold pressed

Blacksmith's, Engineer's andCarpenter's Hammers, Pipe .

Cutters, Winches, 8 inch toas inch, Anvils, 'ices, Tube

Scrapers, Grindstones, BestAmerican Bar Iron andToo,

Steel, Builders' Hardware,all kinds and styles. Hub

buck's Paints and Oils, rawand boiled. Small Paints in

Od, in large variety. DryPaints, umber, Venetian,

Red, Ochres, Metallic. &c,Whiting, German window

asstd sizes, Manila Rope

Staple Groceries,

No. s and a Klour, No. 1 and a Rice,Crushed Sugar, China andjanan Teas,Oysters, Clams, Salmon. Lobsteri,Finest Table Frulti from the Factory,Pure English Spices, Condensed Milk,Cocoa, SPECIALTIES -The IMi-o- o

lterattnti Oil, Hririon'JAuliiWt M 'ncn; iio6"'

Sprtnil nml Cnirn ilrnvn Just athand. Blake Steam Pump Valves, Packi-ng-. &c, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice orMolajset, Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps

Weston's Patent Centrifugals Complete,

ALSO ON CONSIGNMENT

California Hay, B.ulcy, Potatoes, BarrelsSalmon, llams, Asbestos Mixture for Boilers

and Steam Pipes, very cheap. Fence Wireand Staples, Galvanized Roofing

SEWING MACHINES.

Wilcox and Gibb's Automatic; Singer ManufacturingCompany, Assorted; Reiniugiuii Company, Family;Wiln Xlxrtilnef- - th ln,t aKtutinettt to Le found.and at Bottom Prices.

New Goo lay every arrival from' England, New1 ark and San Francisco.

1 Now Traotlon Eiictuo, tiouror,

K -Orders from the other Islands lilted at Hrsl Kates and

with dispatch js. vtbf,

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CHAS. HUSTACEHas JusPrecelved per MarlpMa,

DUPEE HAMS AND BACON,Cala Cheese, Kits Salmon Bellies, Case CodrslKegs Family Beef, Saloon Pilot Broil,Crackers, '1 able Raisins, Drled'Peaches,Dried Apricot, Prunes, fiennea

Oalitbvuiu Ooml Honoy,Table Fruits, lam and Jellies, Family Flour,Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Onions, Caudles,

Oltl Virginia Swoot nud Sour PloVlonAnd man other articles too numerous to met lion,

which will be sold at prices to ult llie times, tat satis-

faction guaranteed. CIIAS. HUSTACR,Telephone 1 tq. (260-aj- i) No, IM King Street

No. 34 Port St., Clock Building,

Havcrccelsed a consignment of the mot Economicaland Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock, viz :

VOOKIiD LINSIiliD MEAL.It is the greatest ricsh former, Milk and Butler pro-

ducer in use.

Oil Cake Meal shows about 17 per ent of nutritivemailer ; this neatly 39 per cent.

100 lbs. of lids meal is equal 10 300 lbs. of oats, or318 lbs, of corn, or 10767 lbs. of wheat bran

Also, our Unrivaled MIXED Fi.ID, as well as ourusual supply of the best kinds of

liny, Out, Wlioat, Corn, Eto, Etc.,Which is offered at the I.owest Market Rales, and

delivered free 10 any part of the city.

Agents for the

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of California.

Agents for tho HOOVER TELEPHONE,

Commissioner of neejs'for tin State of California

TELEPHONE.NO, hi.' 't.-- oi

(General dlbbcrttecmcnto.

HOLLISTEB & CO.

INt'JTK Tit!' ATl'ISNTlON VI' TIM

rvur.io unitutiASTs

In particular, to thciriarge and'

' varied ausortinent of

LUflimpiwd vmtruMunv,

just received, 'lhls Is acknowledged

to be the finest perfume In the

world. All of one quality.

Great variety of odors styles

and pile, , alia

Celluloid Truiiooi,'

(all shapes and style)

Surn-loa- l Inatrumonte,

Photographer Suppllon

and the largest and most complete stock of

DRUGS,

CHEMICALS'

PATENT MEDICINES,

ever kept In this Kingdom, a

large invoice of

WASIIKD JiriCDITJlltltAXJiJX si'osaic

direct from Europe, free from

sand or dirt. Agents for

PARKE DAVIS & CO'S

Pharmaceutical Preparations

J. C AYER & CO'S

Patent Medlrluea,

Horieibrd'i Acid Phosphates,

Green'a August Flower & German Syrup,

Allcock Porous Plaster Co1,

Murray & Lanmana Florida Water

Yerba Buena Bitten.

TJOLLISTER & CO.,

are also Proprietors and Manufac

facturcrs of the celebrated

Rheumatic Liniment

EUCALOFORM., Agents for Win. S. Kimball & Co's

JPragruia Knnlt Jh'ulr,

Tobacco mill CluifrUv

which have 11O rivals. Die

largest assortment of

PLUG TOBACCO AND CIGARS IN

THE KINGDOM

OUR GINGER ALE S SOD A WATER

ha always been recognized as the

bet in the market.

OUR aiNGBR ALE EXTRACT

being manufactured from our owu

private formula la

New York.

AERAIXB WA'lRRS in Patent or Cork

Stoppered bottles Us desirrd,

WHOLESALE & RKTAIL.'jo NIJ11ANU Si

RETAIL, Cox. feMKKCIIANTblh

QEORGE LUCAS,CONIRACIOR and HUtLDUR,

S T HA M PJj A NIN G MILL S

Htjiluunile, Honolulu.

(Manufacture all kinds of

Mouldings,

Brackets,Window frames,

Blinds, sashesand Doors

and all kinds of wood-wor- k finish.

Turnluu, aoroll, and Imml lawiuu;.

All kinds of Planlac and Sawing, Morlisiaff, and Tenonlng.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND

- WORK GUARANTEED

' Ordwafrem the ttc Islands wlldted. 5J- -

(Benci'itl ,Ht)bctxtBcmcnt&.

JOHN3tblici.i8cmci.ts.

cBfrflCvS&rjIff tTir zR! Jull K3zazsi llf'UtljrlHiHlllrttUirttttttttttttUztttttttttt tW k WkJbf UtDJLX AllU HHasH luMBlzffillMlsttfltl

At the Old Stand, No. 8 Kaalmmanu St., HonoluluIMPOR'IERAND DEALER IN ALL 1 HE LATEST IMPROVED

STOVES AND X-8-. A.-T- S O El S ,

Granite Iron Ware, Plain and Nicktl.Platsd ;

Tin Ware, of alt kinds;Chandeliers ',

IJimps and Lanterns ; ,

Plumbing, Tin, CopperOK ALL KINDS,

star A variety of House Furnishing Goods too

citcwl

E. 0. HALL & SON, (Limited.)Hnve JtiM recelvctl Ex Dark Mcntlota and other arrivals

Hoston Cord Matches. Downer's Kf roscne Oil, Frajet's Axle Grease,' Cotton Waste, Ice Crcem Freezers, (all sizes),Eddy s Refrigerators, (nil sizes), Lawtf Mowers, Iron Agate Ware.

STOVES AND R.ANOES,A NKW LOT OK

Hall's

NOTT,

Rubber Hose ;

Galvanized Iron and Lead Pipe !

Sheet Lead and Cop;ier ;

e Drain Pipe.

and Sheet Iron Work,ENDED TO.

numcrtus to mention. , ,! ,fc?

Ceicliratetl

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PLOWS' AND BREAKERS,OK ALL SIZES

tar Owing to the unusual demand for the above our slock on hand v,ai cty muchrCllUCcd, and lllisshimilent 1ms arrived insl ill linu- - Inr ll... n,.ci.iil inmn. Fur Linfic ami eiree

escriptive calalogues, sent on application.WE KEEI' CONSTANTLY ON HANI)

--A.- LARGE STOOIS: OF SOAPS,INCLUDING

Colcate's Toilet Soap, Horncsi Soap, No. 1 Latindrj Snap (in case),Sterling Soap (in case), ErasKe Soap (in case),

Roiled nnd Kaw Linseed Oil,Lard Oil, Skidegate Oil, Peanut Oil, Neats Koot Oil, Castor Oil,

. TURPENTINE;PAINTS OP lSVEltY J)JESCJiJPTJOJST,

Amlja erv Suptrior Slock of all Kimls of

X3I --zA- tt ID "W-- AKE ,All to he had at the

LOWEST MABKEX KA.TB;s.E. O. HALL & SON,

JI Corner Fort and King StrcUs, HonrJItilii, H. I.

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Headers of the Daily Honolulu PressWill find it an advantage to SEND FOR OUR LARGE ILLUSTRATEDCATALOGUE, which, toaelher with Samples, is SENT FREE TO ANYADDRESS.

We are Retail Dealers in WEARING APPAREL of Every Description.

OUR TEN LEADING DEPA11TMENTSAEE:FANCY-- GOODS, DRESS GOODS, V

DOMESTICS, WRAPS, CLOTHING.FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS,

HATS, SHOES, MILLINERY.We, do not intend that anyone'anvwhere shall supply wants in these line

so well as we,

". .We have the Largest General Retail Establishment op the Pacific Coast ol

America. Residents of the Hawaiian Islands ran make handsome savings inprices and get the newest and !cs( Goods liy sending to us.

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t3T Small orders aic filled with as much care and attention as large ones.The same goods and prices to distant customers as to those who visit us per-sonally,

WEINSTOCK c LUBES',400, 402, 404, 406, 408 K ST., SACRAMENTO, CAL.

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