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VOL I
THE UEQQAH3 OF LONDON
Ilncos Whoro lovorty Clings to thoRIclrU of AVonltli Impostors
In most of tho cnpltnls of Kuropo thapoor llvo nt tho Ixiclc door of tho rlcliWhorovor wealth makoo an nttompt to osenpo from povoi ty by sogrogctlon or colonIzatlou povoity clings to Its skirls ns motflors follow hi tho trull of n comot It mayho said Hint 100000 persons In nil stngos ofpoverty live In tho east end of London bocnuso tho rich oarn tholr gold thora An ¬
other 100000 llvo In tho west end bocttusotho wealth of tho woll to do classed Is spoiltthere Within bow shot of Buckinghampalace thero nro houses In which tho roomsnro rented and sub rontcd to beggarsthlovcs scnmfltrossoa and a wholo trlbo ofsoody advonttdorj who oarn a dubious liveli-hood
¬
by proy mg on tho crodullty of tholrphllantln ojilnolghbors
For bogglnji London iaa bcon roducodto n lino art liTftVllioro aro probably -- 10000persons unworthy of nny sort of charitywho mako tholr living in this way ozcluBlvcly Children nro sont out wholo drovesof thoin In rags which scarco conservo thovital boat In tholr tiny bodlos with n dis-
tinct¬
undorstundltig that thoro is no bedbreakfast dinner or nupporfor thom oxcoptwhat thoy can onrn in tho stroctA by stealing or begging ns tho caso may lx Wooto tho llttlo wrotrh who returns ponnlloss tohis paronts in tho ovonlug Tho boys nrobeaten j tho girls aro culled In tho vorysowors thomsoUos on tho banks of tho muddyThimoH thoso llttlo urchins literally pick upa living tho ox tent of which in measured bytho philanthropy or sonso of justico of thojunk shop keeper Still us I havo alroadyroiuarkod tagging li tho mainstay of out¬
cast London ThoMroot Arab of Ht Jamosand Ht Ullos could touch many a lesson totho rapacious Ilodoulns who oxact back ¬
sheesh from tho stght soor at tho pyramidsor tho lutaironi who threateningly demandalms in tho stroots of Nnplot and on thoslopes of Vesuvius Comparod with thoLondon street Arab or tho professionalmcndlcnntof tho Strand and tho llolbomviaduct tho Importunate widow of HolyWrit was an agrooablo visitor
Tho hoggins lottor impostoni of lxmdonlike all vagabonds llvo in tribes and spendtheir inont y as frooly as thoy oarn it Forobvious reasons thoy soloct domicile whichebullgho thom tho groatost readlnoss ofaccess to their intendod letting tho nobilityand tho largo class who llvo in lndojKmdentcircumstances having accumulated fortunesor retired on annuities Ex olllcors of thoarmy and navy aro particularly favorod bytho bogging letter writer and as a rosultWostmiuster llmllco and Chelioa bocausoof tholr convontonco to tho horso guardsand Somersot house aro largoly patronlzodby tho fratornlty Tho do lgos of tho bog ¬
ging lottor wrlter nro innumerable Hohas tho army and navy list at his flngorsends and can tnko up tho jioorago and baronotago of Dobrott and point out ono aftertho other tho peculiarities and ospoilally thomonoy glvlng or parsimonious tondonctosof oach Members of puillamont nro invorUWy nvolilwl for thnso Kontlomun 113
law inakors aro great stlcklors for tho ob-
servance¬
of tho laws and on tho sumo prin-ciple
¬
that thoy novor givo a hack drlvorinoro tluin his logal faro thoy pointedly ro¬
tor tho bogging lottor wrlter to tho reliev-ing
¬
olllcor of tho ork houso or to tho near ¬
est pollco magistrate London cor Balti-more
¬
Horald
As Oiingorou ns n iturz SawTho dudo Is now bocomlug as dangerous
to approach as a buz saw Fashion hasdocrood that ho shall practice tho carryingof hU enno after tho tnanuor known in
as mowing When you oncouutor himface to faco on tho avenue jorklng his wayalong as If ovory bono in his body wasloosoly nitlculutod with cord and carvingtho air all around him with ferocious swoopsof a cane as big as ono of his own logs yourocognl7o him as a thing of terror lndoodnuil if you aro u wlso man glvo him thosidewalk to himsolf Tho perilous characterof this porformnnco is enhanced by tho factthat vibon tho dudo onco gets started In thisspoclos of podojtrlan St Vitus danco hocan not slop himsolf but has to keep it upJlka u car on a down grado until his mo-
mentum¬
exhausts Itself Tho othor ovonluging ono of thom xan Into a crowd ofpooplo coming out from a concort lit Chickorlng halL IIo was working llko a steamngno when tho collision occurred and In a
inoment moro tho air was plorcod Yiltlichrloks and lamontatlons as his deadly canobored and slusbod its way through thocrowd IIo camo out on the othor sldo intriumph and went jiggling olt up tho strootlooking as it ho was going to drop plocos atoory stop but making tho air whlstlo undertlio swoops or ills lrroslsuolo stair it istho uppor lovol of a dudo ambition to bo afirst class mower as thoy call It in doarold London dont you know My old frlondProfessor Souao I understand teaches it byrulo llko tho slnglo stick and has no end ofpupils Now York Nowb Babble
Theodora larkor on tlio llntformThoodoro Farkor was ono of tho most
wonderful platform speakers wo havo overhad No man ovor folt moro koonly IIoknow he was misundorstood IIo know thatho was at a disadvantage No man saw bowidely tho Idoa of humanity IIo doalt Ina vast vnrloty of blons Karcasm was nativo to him owing to his intense hatred ofa sham IIo would not compromise I sawhtm onco in tho Now Yoik taberuaclo whenhis npjioals wcro irresistibly stiong Nothaving sympathy with his viows ho novortholoss pouudod 1110 with his logio until Icould not think or move Then in thomidst of his urgumout ho moved awayfiom his dosk marched across tho groatstngo and began to pound on tho hugowoodon pillars that llankod tho platformHo pouudoil till tho hall echoed Thisho crloil this Is tho argument wo getsound sound nothing but a magiilllcontbound It Is tho echo of tho blows ot thoold brute ages rovorberutlng into our daysto din our oars and stop thom against tho
x truth Tho oirect was woudorfully dra ¬
matic nud povTorfuL It opened our oars toan unusual dogroo ot candor and fairnessCor Ulobo Domocrat
Jay aonlds Talent- - for lliotosrnpliyJay Gould has dovolopod a taste and tal
ent for photography On his recent yachting trip to Cuba ho carried a camora andnil tho rest of tho needful apparatus alongand visitors at his down town olllco tiroti anted to nn exhibition of pictures whosoduplicates aro not to bo found ouhldo ofMr Goulds possession Thoy nro all ofsubjeots aptly choson and tho workman ¬
ship bbown in tho prlut Is worthy of a manoipilppod to oarn a living at tho businessChicago Journal
TIE10 1886
Stoto
B WILLIAMS
Imiorter AMD Dralkn in1urnlturo of Every Description Also
Upholstorer and ManufacturerFurniture Warerooms No lit 1ort Street Work ¬
shop nt old stand on Hotel Street All orders promptlyattended to
ED HOPPSCHLABGRH Co
Importer and Commission Merchants
No 48 Queen Street Honolulu Oanu H 1
jRANK GERTZ
Jlool mid Shocmaket
Boot and mad to
No 103 Fort Street ULU
JOHN T WATERHOUSE
luipoi ter andDealer in Generalihanditt
No 95 31 Qokrm Sntrm Honolulu
J
Shoes Order
M JR CO
Hohoi
iter--
OAT
Stationer uii Kcwi DtnlernJled Jtubber Stamp Agtnty
Oaiiittk Ulock No s Mkhcuamt StuiktHonolulu II I
TT HACKFELD CO
tlentral Commtstton AgentCon Fokt ANIJ Quiihn SrKKKK IIonoiul
H E MclNTYRB BROTHERS
Oroairy and Fnd StoreCor King ani FortSts Honoiulu
T AHLO
lculcr in Dru OomU Jllee Te a StlUeandVanty load Jlatu Jlootn mid
ttltoei llntn feed and YourCltar and 1olmieo
Alio proprietcr of Kice and Sugnr riantatlout atKancohe Koolau Waluo Uwa and ileeitCos Nuuanu and Ciiaclain StiHonoiui u
H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
Mram Jlnglncs JloUert Sugar MillsCooler Iron Jlram and Lead Castings
IlONOIULU HIMachinery of every dcscrlplion made to order
articular attention paid to blip llhcksmitlilnsob work executed on the tliortehtnotlce
P O HALL SON Limited
UtrOKTKKt AND riKAlUHl IN
Jlai dwaro and loneral JHerchandleeCorn nit ok Kino and Fort Stvkict Honolulu
orriCKRiWilliam W Hall Prceident and ManagerI C Ablet Secretary and 1 rrasurerWFAllen -- Auditor
Director Thomas May E 0 White
nPHEO H DAVIES Co
KAAIIUMANUSrKKKT HONOLULU
tlvneral and Coimnltiilon JlerehantsACKNTS rOl0ll
Ilruish and Koieigii Matino Insuiancc CoinnanyNorthern AKurance Company 1 iro and Life
Iloneir I ina of 1acUts IiverooI to I lonoluluLiverpool Office No 13 and 13 Hie Albany
LJUSTACE ROBERTSON
lraitnenAll order for enrtaje promptlr attended to Fartl
cular attention paid to the Stokino and SHirriKQofIfoods In tiausit to the other Ulandt AIo liLACK
Sanh and Wiiitb Sanii hi quanthlM to tuit at loweitprices
Officb No 46 Queen street ndjoiniue auctionroonu of P Adams K Co
Mutual Telephone No 19
O W HACKAULANK H k HACKAKlANKj
Q W MACFARLANE CO
Importors Coiumlaslon Morobautanml Sniar Fnotors
1lre proof llullding Queen Mrent Honolulu
acunts roR
luuloa Sheen Ranch Co HnwnltJ Fowler it Co Steam Plow nnd Portable Tramwa
WorV LeedsMItrless Wation Co Siifar Machinery Glasgow1Glasgow and Honolulu Line of 1nckeULiverpool nnd Honolulu Line of PacketsLoudon anil Honolulu Line of SteamersSun Fire Office of London
-- ASTLB COOKE
Shipping and CommltsloH MerchantsNo 80 KinuStkkkt t HoNoimi
IMTOKTBH and okalurs in
GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents for
llie Hltclicock Si Companyi PlantatioaHie Alextnderft llaldwm Phitalion
R llnlstend or WnlaluallantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai
J M Alexnnder Itailti Maul1 lie 1 laiku Sugar Company
1 ho Kohtla Sugar CompanyHainakua Plantation
The Union liiMirnnee Company ol Sau Framoscolloston1 lie New iiigiaiui Life insurance company of
1 lie lllako Mauuf iciurins Company of llostonD M Westons Patent Centrifugal Mncliinesthe New York and Honolulu PuLket Line1 he Merchaiitk Line I lonolulu tnd San FranclseoDr Iavnes bouK Lelcliratcd edlclnesWilcox Gibba Singer Manuftcturinc CompanyWlieclci Wiltons Sewinv Machines
THE GREAT ARMYTO OF JWRITERSOillots KstcrhrooU Steel 1cns
TOIWS GOLD JEJfS
IAIllRS ANl I NERVOUS 1KNHOfDKRS
Rubber Holders Cork Holders i ory nnd HbonyHolders gold mounted Ivory and Hone
Iolderinml Paper Cullers TnlierH tabletI rrn ers Ilenisous Velvet lrnsrs
Crystal Rubber Rubber in woodpencil shape 1 luiiuli Tntks
feucll Iroleciors KubbcrHands of various
shes etc etc
Fnr Sal Iff rvav7 TflHUMNo it Four STKiiinr
flHdN
DAILY tlJijriALlJiHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER
Uitjcmcjsc tiiUcruficmcniii
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the
most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wihes it has been the ambition of
Messrs Arpad Haraszthy Co
To pioduce Wines and Hrandics that are absolutely puie and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-
mentation¬
in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONTXTianLO arLd Spixfct 3ivdexc2arLt
Wino VoLtilta 29 Eorclia3at St BCosaol aJia
Also Agent and Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEYEUREKA WHISKEY
general
SELLING OUTDesiring to close out
SHIP CHANDLERY--AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS1vit
We uill sell at leuuieit prices our entire stoen gooowill and lease of premises to a responsible party at afair valuuliou
A W PIERCE COlUnohilu August q i8
PIONEER
STEAM CANDY FACTO BIS
AND- -
BAKERYF HORN
Practical Confectioner Pastry Cook and BakerItlcH aod delicious Ice Cream made Ly fctcam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74
EJ MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Candy ManufactoryIilnoolu Block KiiifE Stroot- -
The choired candies and Ice Cream constantly onhand pritate rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September
THE royaI saloonCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti
Under the Management of
E H F WOLTERKeep alwa sin stock n variety of the hest Wines
Llquon liters and Ice cold Ucer on diaught at idcents per glass
CALLMe1P VKANli
Office next door to the Library8 to 10 A si
OrriCK IIovks a to 4 v M
7 to 8 r t
910 11 A siAlakea St V M C A
A MORGAN
ND SEE
VHYH1VTA HVUaiOKHonolulu
SundaysRESlDrNCK Opposite
No 70 and 81 Kikg St HonoluluCarnage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Dlacksinith
RepAlrinif promptly atleuded tooilier iManussonciteu
R W FRAZER
US
Orderslit
VACorner King and AlaKta AM Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed
T w Mcdonald
fromllcllTelepliftneNo
MERCHANT B
airr snoviNa suovOinisnE IANTitroN Stauirs n610RririiRT
Horse shuelng in all Its branches done by I lie mostexperienced workmen
Hell Telephone 181
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
UN 11 111 ProprietorHOTEL BTKKBT IIUTWUKN 1uRr AND NUUANU
Our Sftret Is successwe hno never failed andwill continue tu sefvo our customers as In the pastwllli the best the market affords at reasonable rates
i it a tj iUCk
ll
MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY
uP TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR
tofi FORTSTRFKT BREWKRS BLOCK
CARRIES A FULL AMORTMKNT Or
mill Oommoroinl Stationery
t0N1ISTINl IN PART Or
Note Letter PjslCap Legal li Bill PapearCold Sleel aud Quit icosWrilinjcaml Cop inland Colored Inks
iTNCILSj MUCILAGE
rarxterles Vlsiilne CardsCap Letter Note nnd Memo Tablets and Clocks
in alanila and line paterInkstands Rulersenvelopes all sbes paer and cloth liard
STOAKES AU10MA1IC SHADING TENS
TimeTrial BiLuice andj
Log D00W
LETTER PRESSES
Pass Memo Time Order Receipts Exeretseand Letter Hooks
Copyinj nruihcs Rubber Cop luc SheetsBlank Hooks In VartoiSizcs aud St les of Kintliog
1 racing Cloth and laper
niiAwzsa vaiur
Photograph frames and PassepartoutsAuiogrnpn ana tnoto Albums acrnp llooki
Inlaid WorkIloxes and Writing DesksArtotvoes framed and unframed
Celluloid Sets of Comb llrusli ami MirrorIndies HandHags Kctiailcs Baskets
Shawl 1 raps School BagsA Fine Variety of Prang s Birthday Cards
Poetical Uirthday and Miscellaneous BooksJ
Illustrated Letter Sheets Poclcet and Ltlor Maps 01
the Islands Mssof Jlouolnlu
Souyoulr Vlovvx of Honoluliu
Windsor Newtons Artists Materials
Special or extra large booM made up to order from
WKSrONS LINEN RECORD PAPFR
BV COHrHTKNT WORKMEN
InAny Style Destrod
IAiJsn nairsa to ant vattfrnFAiTitrUiLv RxitcuTiin
A fULL LINE OF FLAT PAPERS
Constantly in Slock
INCLUDINO IIAKCVS WARDS IRISH 1NEN
Pocket Edition Seaside Library
IN LARCK TAK1HTV Or TIIRSIOSI rorULAX AUTHORS
MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW
AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
novNu o oitmcft on shout NortonAll orders resbeclfullv solicited and ctiaranteed
pruinpt niicmuJiiT1IOS TllllVM
NEATEST JOB PRINTINGat UIs office
-- anm ixdjii
A CO
IMFORTBItS AND
JlerthatH
No ioMkrchakt Strkkt Homolvlu
s O BERGERi
Agent for Maoneale tUiVtm afcJMtrcmant Strekt ITokSlulu
DROWN PHILLIPS
lractttal 1lumtris las Titters andCopper Mm Iths
1 lousej and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St - Honolulu
w F ALLEN
Has an office with Messrs Bishop b Co eorner ofMerchant and Kaahumanu streets and he will bepleased to attend to any business entrusted to him
T AINE Co
Commfssloii MerchantsImporters and dealers In Hay Grain and General
ProduceHonolulu H 1
T EWERS COOKE
Svccrssors to Lrwrrs Sc DicksonImporters and Dealers In Lumber and all
kinds uf llullding MaterialsNo 81 Tort Strkrt Honolulu
Co
Wholesale and Itetall Druggists and tobaaeonlsls
No 59 Nuuanu Stleet Honolulu
TWT PHILLIPS Co
Importers and Wholesale Dealer in Clothing Hoots Shoes Hats Mens ¬
loads laneg Goods liteNo 10 Kaahumanu Strket Honolulu
CLAUS SfRECICEU
G IRWIN COwWU IRWIN
Sugar JTactors and Commission AgentsHonolulu It
j M D D D S
Dental on Fort StreetHonolulu H
Office in Brewers Block comer Hotel and Fortstreets entrance on Hotel Street
CLARENCE WILUERASIirORD I UMh
A SHFORD
O
I
volmey
Solicitors Advocates Jroctors JCIe
Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office
T ALFRED MAGOON
AT LAW
41 Streft
H PATY
Notary Dahlia and of DeedsTor the States of California and New York Office
at the llank of Uishop CoHonoiulu Oahu H I
O U DOLE
Lawyer and Notary DublloWill beat hiloffice at 15 Kaahumanu street from
to 10 oclock A si during the session
WR
SwbUubb Qlstroo
SCHAEFER
Conitntfton
TTOLL1STER
Fur-nishing
WHITNEY
ASHFORD
CASTLE
VAiLLNcoqirr
Attorneys CounsellorsConveyancers
ATTOnNJiX
Merchant Honolulu
JOHNCommission
Legislative
Attorney at Law and Notary DuhlleNo 19 Merchant Street Honolulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
tXriLLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest lleef real Mutton liteNo ft Quern Street Fish Market
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Yessels at ijiort Notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No 11
T5HAVER SALOON
Fort Street OrrosiTB Wilder CosJT jr JfOTTJ Proprietor
rirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Water Ginger Ale or Milk
OrEN rroH 3 a ti till 10 r uSmokers Jtequlsltes a Speciality
a WEST NMDOW L W SIACrARLANE
TTTBST DOW CO
Importers hud Deatrs In all kinds ojMusic Fancy and Junanese loads
rrnlH f 11 I tnl Cu1m SIaIT- - Itltv v nt wM Dentil MlllllCB 11IMUI9Paintings Cliromos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo ioj Fort Strmit Honolulu
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer Ui GlasswareMorlden Silver llated Ware
llracKcts VasetNo 83 Fort Strret Honoiulu
KlimLustral
Hooms
Omen
Combination Spectacles and EyeglassesWlro Ware Fancy Soans Picture 1 riinM
Wostenholms Pocket Cutlery H I Chases Islin iviews Clatka Spool Cotton Muchine Oil nKinus 01 iDcniueneeuics uomcstig laper Hniov
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged ligtflwiiiitiinfr lSfmesetti ekutinrfr Xlrnlnat
T E WISEMAN
Deal Jtstate llraker and llmploymsntIfiirfiiif
Rents Rooms Cottages Houses and sells and ItasesReal Estate In all parts of the Kldgdom Employinent found for those seeking work in all the variousbranches of business connected with these Islands
tW N B Legal Documents drawn Hills rollectedBookstand Account kept and general office worktransacted1 Patronage solicited Commissions modrater wr
mmmtM2fxgttrmtm
NO 9
UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANYof San Fraucisco
CASTLE A COOK AGKtfTSIncorporated 1I7J
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT PACIFICLlfo Insurance Company
Or CALlrORNIA
S G WILDER AGENTtAssets December 31 1884 ti6oorPolicies- - iuutd against Accident for one dar un 1
one year
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG FIRE INSCompany of Hamburg
A JA KGER A GENTBuilding Merchandise Furniture and McbInsured against ire on the most favorable terms
jDREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRIT1F A SCJAEFEK Ce Aftnt
Also ae ents for theDresden Board of UnderwriterVienna Board of Underwriter
For the Hawaiian Islands
BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTItEO U DAVIES AGENTtr ha ived Instructions to relrtnrn 1fr lDiafince ket Honolulu and
ei aCie nOW rcptttd to i p0ifiShtprerrat Wh ti1
T LYONS
--icioner and Commission MerchantCorner Fort and Quriw Stirek HonoluluSales of Furniture Stock Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise prpmpily attended to Sol forSnAmerican and European merchandise
c HUSTACEroRMERLr witmrollu CO
Ilholesate and Jtctalt Sroeerin Kino Street rt Under IUrmont Hal
mily Plantation and Shin stares simnlf 1wssr- - im treviLiiiuilC HO IIQ
TWT S GR1NBAUM CO
Importers of General MtrehnnllCommission Merchants
Queen Street HonoluluNo 114 California street San Francisco Cal
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIANnuicm company limited
fyl0Aan l0108 orhort periodssecurity Apply GREIri
Office Beaver Block fort St
I
IN
W LManager
M A COftSALVUS 0TCHIKMH
QONSALVES CO
JJhoUalevUr6rAanAWlHuXr JantsfBeaver Block Quken Stiwii0iJo1JZoPost Office Box No 309 Telephoa No HL
A THURSTON
H
Attorney at Law -
No 3S MerchantStrket Honolulu
--
pHOS G THRUMIlirORTINC AND MANUrACTURINO
Stationer llook seller lrtnlsr ttookblnder vie
And publlslier of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnulDealer in rine Stationery Hooks Music Toys anaI ancy CoousfoRT Street Nkar Hotel Honoluiu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCJfAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established aOeneial Agency here and the undersigned GeneralAgents are aulhorued to take rLks against thdanreror the Seas at the po1 nasoaaUo rates and on tbmost favorable tei uw
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCCompany of Berlin
F A SCHAEFER A-- Co AGENTS
1 he above Insurance Company has established a Gera Agency hero and the above gned General Aeeiare authorized to tako Risks against the dangers of rbeas at the most reasonable lates and on the mostvorable terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCUAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above firm having been appointed agents of thiscompany are prepared to Irsure risks against fire on
Btone and Dnck uuildincs and on Merelunliu tnr1therein on the most favorable termsappH at their office
and
Tor particulars
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of BostonCASTLE COOKE AGENTS
INCORPORATED 1835
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States
Policies Issued on themost Favorable TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000
NORTH -- GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg
H HACKFELD oV G AGENTSCapital and Reserve Relchsmark 883000their Re Insurance Companies 3500000
The Agents of trmnboe Company for the HawaiianIslands are prepared to Insure Buildings FurnitureMerchandise iuiJ Produce Machinery etc also Sugaiand Rico Mills and vessels in the harbor against losssr Uimage ly fire on the most favorable terms
TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-
HACKFELD A- - Co ArtntuCapital ami Reserve Relchsmark 6000000
their Re Insurance Companies 101630000Total Relchsmark 10730000
I lie Agents of the ahovo Company for the Hawaiiankinds me praam to insure Buildings rurnilureMinliandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarmd Rice Mills and vessels in the harboragainst loss
1 r damage by fire on tho most favorable lei ins
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDONGlobe Insurance Company
BISHOP Co AGENTS
AND
E1TABIIUED 1836
LlillmKeiJ Liability to Stockholders5se 37010913Reservo
IHCOUE FOR 18841
Premiums received after deduction of reinsurance t 9000000
Losses uplly adjutted and paid her
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THE DAILY HKRALD
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1886
A BAD SYSTEM
The Appropriation Bill lias beenprinted as it passed the house on second reading It presents a proposedaggregate expenditure of 375353176The newspaper under Governmentinspiration intimates that there is agood deal moire to be added on thirdreading Indeed a matter of nearly
12000 for the period was the otherday granted for pensions and all ofthem not arrived at then The passage of the bill to provide for two addi-
tional¬
judges would add a round20000 more Altogether a million
dollars will have been added to theoriginal bill This in the face of aninjunction from the King to observeeconomy is an amazing exhibit to bemade by a Ministry commanding anoverwhelming majority in the Assem-
bly
¬
Mr Gibson says the King is thelarger part of the Legislature There-fore
¬
in view of the Kings direct adyice and of his supreme power itshould be expected that His Majestywould return the Appropriation Billunsigned to the Assembly to be re-
modeled¬
in accordance with his clearlyexpressed desires But the occurrenceof the reasonably unexpected is morelikely than anything else in the fear-
fully
¬
and wonderfully made Hawaiianpolity A thunder cloud was antici-
pated¬
last session to break over theMinistry and the Legislature whichhad combined to deliberately thwartthe royal behest for economy In-
stead¬
there was a mild recommenda-tion
¬
to the Ministers probably framedby themselves to exercise their discre-
tion
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in expending the revenue whichwas likely to come far short of the ap-
propriations¬
Apparently the resultwas that not Ministerial discretion butcraft had to be exercised in order toprevent backstairs influence from having the entire lot of least necessary ap-
propriations¬
carried out to the starva-
tion¬
of many of the most importantservices of the Kingdom That theMinistry failed in adequately protectingthe country in this regard is
manifest in a well fed though
useless Board of Genealogy whilemoney had to be borrowed atnine per cent interest compoundedquarterly for the maintenance of indis-
pensable¬
public works Last sessionsAppropriation Bill was bad but thepresent ones is worse While financialaffairs arc managed in the loose
way in vogue each succeedingsession may be guaranteed toput the nation further in the mire
Matters will never improve until theMinistry of the day is required to meetthe Legislature with a carefully pre-
pared¬
financial budget of estimatedrevenue and expenditure staking theirtenure of office on the maintenance in
its main outlines of a well defined
comprehensible fiscal policy Thereis mere to be said on this subject
THE SUPREME COURT
Both sides of the House were theother day about agreed that the presentjudicial system was defective Itseemed to be almost equally settledthat the appointment of two additionaljudges would not be a remedy for themain difficulty that of judges silting tohear appeals from their own decisions
The select committee to which thematter was referred will perform a
task of no ordinary magnitude if they
frame a measure at the short notice
given them which will meet the re ¬
quirements of the case It is hard to
ee how the Supreme Court can be rck Modeled o as to have cases tried in
iMmimmmmmimmiiim0mmiilittthe first instances and on appeal bydifferent judges without more judgesand large additional expense Probablythe best thing to do is to let the mattergo over this session and let the legalwisdom of the country apply its brainsto devising some reform against nextsession
NOTES AND COMMENTS
A Chicago paper lately eulogizeddog meat as prepared by the Sioux Indians
Cruelly to animals is punishablewith imprisonment by a law justpassed Drivers will therefore find it
to their advantage to restrain theirangry passions
A fire alarm is a serious matterFalse alarms arc everywhere madeseverely punishable It is not rightthat the central bell should be rung aswas done yesterday without sufficient
previous notice that it was not for fireMany firemen were disturbed 111 themidst of their daily avocations by therincinc The blunder should not berepeated
1
A Woninnn Coutoko at Son
Captain Wallaces niece a youngEnglish girl married a sea captain andwent in his sailing vessel with ner nusband visiting many countries with himOn her first trip when she was yet ayoung bride there was a mutiny andher husband was wounded or knockedsenseless in his cabin The sailorswere about to spring down the comp-
anion-way into the cabin when theyoUng woman barred the way pistol inhand and promised to shoot the firstman who moved toward her She heldthem thus at bay till wrath burned outand the mutiny was at an end
On the next voyage they were ship-wrecked
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and this brave hearted girlwith her young baby was lashed in therigging and remained there for severaldays before they were rescued Theyhad nothing to cat and the mothersnatural food for her child was ex-
hausted¬
By some means a can ofmeat was fished up from the ship andthe child fed on this until it was allgone and the little one about to starveBut the mother put her jtecth into herhand between the thumb and fore-
finger¬
and bit a gash into her ownflesh from which the blood flowedThe child sucked this and that nightthe almost dying crew and the bravesailor wife were rescued N O Picayune
Whit and Humor
A wit being asked on the failure ofa bank Were you not upset re ¬
plied No I only lost my balance
Do you know in what month of theyear my wife talks the least WellI suppose when she catches cold andloses her voice Not at all It is inFebruary Why is that Be-
cause¬
February has the fewest days
Sympathy Pater familias I secit says here my dear that the House-hold
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Troops havent been abroad onservice since the Battle of WaterlooOur cook Lawk Mum What ashame for Govmcnt to send them poorold men out to the wars again 1
PunchFuller Wcnham is a very objectiona-
ble¬
person They were speaking in hispresence of a septuagenarian million-aire
¬
The state of his health saidone of his nearest and dearest relations
causes us all the gravest anxietyProbably remarked Mr Fuller Wen
ham but the slate of his illnesswouldnt l
Niceties of language Mile Bcrthehas two suitors Andre who is neitherhandsome nor young but who is richand PaU who is charming but has nota cent Which of the two do youlike the best asked one of her friends
Oh replied Berthe I IHyjPaul thebest but I prefer Monsieur Andre
Paris WitA mathematical professor had been
invited by a city friend to visit him athis residence in a certain square andhad promised to do so Meeting himsome time afterward the friend inquiredof the professor why he did not cometo see him I did come said themathematician but there was somemistake You told me that you livedin a square and I found myself in aparallelogram so I want away again
Tourist has walked ten miles andwants a drink badly Can you tell meif there is an inn over there childrenNo answer Cant you speak Smallgirl aged nine severely Were GoodTemplars sir and doant hold with nonasty drinkin Small boty agedeight in a burst of wrath Drinks asnare an yew did ought tew be ashamedof yoself at yewr toiro o life Wewunt tell yew the way to the inn onlessyew gives us a shtHin Fun
Duffys Puro Malt Whisky is not a medi ¬
cated hnuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use free from fusel oil nnd allnoxious imparities nnd is prescribed by physi ¬
cians It is n medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it sabsolutely pure
New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable
Tort Sruur Honolulu II I
Portraits and riews First class work j Satisfactionguaranteed
jagonsalves
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War Averted No Cutting of PricesNO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS
have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of
Mens Youths and Boys
Custom Made Clothing over offered to Llie PublicMy Goods ara Shrunk before Cutting
Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbnggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc
Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hoscr
mens Hoscry are Sim
from to Niiliau
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in all tirades and bhatlcj liom bilks to ottuntly Elegant A look at my real HALnRIGGANSis weltgoods are tntulcfor myself and arcthe only coodsof the kindvisit to the storclThese sold here
Everything usuall lounu in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Itiffine Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably known
Hawaii
No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY
M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets
JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF
Custom Hie Clothing Gents Furnishing Goodsm
HATS CAPS ETC ETC
Latest Styles and Novelties in NeckwearAlso by repeated and Special Request a small luvolee of tbo Fines Hand made
consequently
MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets
WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET
Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods filways on hand Fresh California produce
by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed
P O Box 130 Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149
This Space is Reserved for the
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H E McINTYRE ggIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions andOorner and TCinulWtrostti
New goods reccired by everjr packet from the Eastern Stales nnd Europe Callfornla Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to nnd Goods delivered toany part of the city free of charge orders solicited ihattsraclion iwarantcecl0 00 Rok No 145 Telephone No 92
P O Box 315
Real Estate AgentAirent
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CAMPBELL BLOCK
hmployment
Great Railroad AgentIn America
Feed
Telephone 171
JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent
SteamshipBurlington
HONOLULU H ICustom Home Broker
Money Brokermanager Hawaiian upwra
and Insurance Agent
TEWI fc OONo Fort Street
Importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy GroceriesHay and Grain Etc
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Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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AGENTS FOR V--Kohata Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company
PaU Plantation Cos llinmtlariGrove Kancli Plantation H lUUIwu WriUlna ltinUtton
A H Smith k Co Koloa Kauai v
The Union Fire nnd Marina tnuiranct Comrany of San FrancUcO
TlieKlna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordTlia Ntw England Mutual Life Innimnca Company of Norton
v
D M Wejlona Patent Centrifugal MachinesThe New Vork and Honolulu Packet Line
Tho Merihanl Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr Jayne ft Sons Celetrated Medicine i
Wilcox Gllius Remington and Wheeler Wilton Sewing Much
as i jjjlSr -EX O FIAIvIv SON
LIMITED
Have just received and offer for sale
DOWNERS kerosene--ELECTRI- C
AND GOOD LOqUpILSUPERIOR
IDCOSra- - O-A-IRI-
D MATCHESThe only on for ale In IhU Market
Halls Celebrated Plows and Breakers-
WITH SPAKE PARTS u
From t th to 1 In std cheaper than any other In the mirktt
Also Sisal Rope Usual SizesA fresh lot of elegant Solid Silvku WarIs from the Gpkkamj7actoky
Also beautiful nrticles of Silver Plated ware from Reed UartonstVRooinsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware Lubricating Oils Etcfor House and Plantation use
Gkttcrol Siunrttscmmts
TAHITI LEMONADE IRKS
Made by the Most Improved System
JEratod Tnblo WatoraG1NGFR ALK LEMONADK
GRENADINE TLA1N SODA
ATjiolut oly PuroA tupplied to the priicipil families In Honolulu andexclusively to Her llritnnnic Majestys vesels of war
A BREWER COMPANYLimited
GENERAL MERCANTILE AND
COMMISSION AGENT
liit or orFtCEiu
IVCIoNKiJr President and ManacIO Caiitfs Treasurer and SeaetaHon WmF Ailkn Audit
uikbctoksHox C R lirsH r Hon II WATmuiov
pAUL NEUMANNS
liivw Oflloo
No 44 Merchant Street Honoluluif
ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets
WILL OPENAlwut September 151I1 with lbs choicest brands ofWines and Liquors I
HARRY BYNGBarberShop cor King and Alakca Sis
Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a specialty
Pantlioon StablosCorner Fort and Hotel Streets
Livory Boarding and Salo Stablos
Cairiagesfor hfraat all hours of the day cr nightalso conveyance ol alt kinds for parties going aroundthe Island
Excellent Saddle Horses lor Ladies and Gen ¬
tlemen Guaranteed GentleLarge and small omnibus foi picnics and excursion
parties carrying from 10 to 40 passengers can alwaysbe secured by special arrangements
TwurHoxn No 34
C J SHERWOOD Manager
J LYONSATJCTIOOSK1Z
AND
General Commission Merchant
Masonle IjlocW Queen St Honolulu
Sales ol Furniture Stock Real Estate andMerchasilisa properly attended to
SoloAgoHtforAMERICAN EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE
J ATMRUTONJ 11 CASTLE
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Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing
JT EJ W 3E 3L 33 OK SJVc 92 Iorl Street
Always leepon band a most elegant atiiortmcnt of
FINE JEW JEIkX- -SOL1Q AND PLATED SILVER WARE
Ever brought to this matke
Cloclttf AVnfoIics Bracelets Neck ¬
let Pins LockctH Gold Chainsand Guards SIcnvo IluttoiiM
Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds
Elegant Solid Silvor Ton Sots
Anrtoll kinds of silver ware suitable fr prornlatlon
KUKUI AND SHELL IpWELRYMade to order
Rciwlring of walcbes andleweliy carefulfy attended to and esecutcU in the most workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attrtrtioa is paid to orjtera and job wuik
from il other IskindC
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Crystal Soda- - Wrks-- MANUFACTURRKSCr
SODA Wr ATEIR
AXEFLORIDA LEfflONADE
AevdtodWatora of All Kindo
Fruit SyrupnandEssoncos
Our Geodii are uoknowleged the I1KST NO CORKSr
WE USE --PATENT STOPPERSIn all uar Bottles
ICST We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced bv which all waters usedn our manufactures Is absolutely freed friiai all impurities
S3T We Uclirer our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city
Careful attention aid to Islands Orders Address
THE CRYSTAL SODAyOKKS
P 0 IlOX w lipLLULU II I
Telephone No 298v
Cosmopolitan SaloonCorner of Hut ol riiid Tf unarm SU
Uncial tlio MaiHiKomjiit of
F L LESLIE1 -
Keep conlanly on Jiaiul all bronds of WinesLiquors and Ileers Ice cold Ilccr oh driiiigbto centsper glast - r
GIVE US A CAXL
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN marketKiu Stroot
VISITING CARDS nUSINBSS iCARUSMENU CARDS T V -
can be had to order nt the IPRESS riIlLlSHINO C0js0FIiGE
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THE DAILY HERALD
win io ri Bitio Duiir Ht u iroilowlnn l lnoos
J M OAT Jm Co Merchant street
T OTHKUM Fort streetI
Prluo G OouIh
LOOALNEAVSNo arrival at the Hotel yesterday
The Geo W Dc Long Post G A
R will meet to morrow evening
The Trustees of the Queens Hospital meet on Saturday afternoon
Thorn was a shower of contimhumson Queen street yesterday afternoon
Tim hark Litchfield will take a lot of
Chinese back to the llowery kingdomin in
The steamer W G Hall will likelybring the latest volcano news tins after-
noon
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There was no concert at EmmaSquare last evening owing to the rain-
storm
¬
-The planting fraternity rejoice over
the copious rains of the past twonights and a day
I
The Captain and officers of theJapanese training ship were presentedto His Majesty yesterday morning
About a score of hacks went downto the wharf at midnight to meet onedeck passenger by the Kilauea Hou
Two native women had a lively pommeling and hair pulling match in aPakma backyard yesterday afternoon
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Several peals of thunder wereheard at about six oclock last eveningand vivid flashes of lightning wereseen
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Many drayloads of live hogs goingout the Palama road yesterday engagedthe cars and noses of residents oncither side
A council of military officers was
convened at the Palace the other nightand tackled a question in tactics whichno feliosv could understand
The Appropriation Bill comes up forthird reading in the Legislature to dayand the rival electric light bills for con-
sideration
¬
on second reading
Hell practice in the Hell Tower yesterday morning about nine oclockkept the telephone Centrals busy for awhile answering the question Wheresthe fire
The non arrival of the Oceanicsteamship that should have been dueon the 8th is doubtless accountablefor much of the dullness complainedof about town
A good sized pasteboard box floateddown the gutter on the Waikiki side ofFort street for several blocks last eve-
ning¬
finally stranding on the lower sideof Queen street -
A remand for disorderly conduct wasall the criminal business despatched atthe Police Court yesterday Justicellickcrton was hearing civil cases tilllate in the afternoon
Some Chinese have a practice ofleaving lamps turned low burning allnight in their shops Lamps arc moreliable to explosion in that way thanwith a full flame
During the heavy rain yesterdayafternoon a native in a suit of whitelinen fell down in the mire on Punch ¬
bowl street He made a lugubriouspicture as he arose slowly to his feet
The carriages for line of the Hawa ¬
iian Hotel Stables arc being painted ina style distinguishing them from thoseof other stands the work is beingdone by the Hawaiian Carriage Man-ufacturing
¬
Company
A junction was made between thenew and the old water mains in Nuu- -
anu Valley near Judd street yesterdayafternoon about one oclock Aboutfour oclock the old pipe buisted underthe pressure and a gang of men was atonce set to work repairing the damagewhich it was learned at a late hourlast night was accomplished with con-
siderable¬
difficulty
The East Maui Plantation Cosproperty was not sold yesterday Therewas a large attendance at Messrs E PAdams Cos salesroom for the occasion but nobody would bid a higherngure man me upset price 01 50000According to the instructions ofMessrs C Brewer Co the agentsthe auctioneer could not accept a lowerbid and the sale was declared off
TRADE POINTERS
Mr Levey holds his regular cash saleat ten this morning
An opportunity to get kerosene oil atauction perhaps below even warpriccswill be given at Messrs E P Adams
Cos salesroom on Monday next
The Hawaiian Hotel Stables havehorses village carts and harness to selland why should anybody plod alongthrough the rainy season on foot
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If you dont tak the Hbramj youwont know all the news
iitiQJtSJATIVE fttiMMARV
The first business yesterday was thepassage on second reading of MrThurstons bill to authorize and regu-
late¬
special partnerships which MrDrown reported from a select commit-
tee¬
Mr Hiyseldcn presented a re ¬
port of the Finance Committee on theexpenses of the session showing abalance of 18823 out of the appropriation of 35000 The electric lightbills were made the order of the day forto morrow Mr Thurstons bill for therelief of certain property owners atMakiki was referred to the JudiciaryCommittee and Mr Kaunamanos billrelating to the education of Hawaiianyouths abroad went to the EducationCommittee Mr Kcau presented apetition for a special grant of 3600to the Mamalahoa Guards The billto amend section 498 Civil Code waslcferrcd to the Judiciary CommitteeMr Gibson Minister of the Interiorin answer to questions by Mr Thurston informed the house that no publiclands had been sold without advertisement since 1874 He confessed hehad been negligent in not obtainingthe information asked for by MrDrown some time ago regarding dutieson goods in the Japanese store onFort street Mr Dole questioned theMinister of Finance Peac state thequantity of spirituous liquors that havebeen removed from bond without thenavment of duties thereon during thelast biennial period and the names oflllO pnrilCS lO WI1UII1 SUCH iiiuuio nuvdelivered or on whose account theywere withdrawn and the quantity with ¬
drawn by each individual respectivelyMr Kcau withdrew the bill he hadintroduced to ttrant a pension to HonJohn M Kapena The bill granting anension to Hon A Fornander passedthe amount bcinn raised from 1000to i20o A motion to indefinitelypostpone the bill was defeated by avote of 1 to 17 The same clause ris
in the other bills was inserted provid-ing
¬
that the pension be not payablewhile the pensioner holds a salariedoffice under the Government Thebill granting a pension of 600 a yearto the widow of the late John E Bar-
nard
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Clerk of the Supreme Court waspassed The hill amending the lawrelating to prisons jails and houses ofcorrection was referred back to selectcommittee The bill to amend scc- -
t on 2t7 Civil Code relating to tnebranding of cattle passed second reading On the third reading ot me dim
relating to the property of marriedwomen a discussion arose which occu-
pied
¬
the greater part of the afternoonIt was strongly opposed by MessrsPalohau Kaunamano and Nahinu andsupported by Messrs Thurston theintroducer Kauhane Kaulukou Richardson and Dare The argument ofthe opponents was mainly that the billgave privileges to Hawaiian womenwhich many of them would auusc AirThurston said that if the members understood the bill they would not oppose it The measure prevented thehusband from selling the wifes prop--erty to pay his debts Mr Kaulukousimilarly threw light on the bill MrDare said the intention of the bill was
to put Hawaiian women on the samefootintr as their sisters in other countries Finally the bill passed MrKaulukous bill relating to executionsnassed second readinc also the bill tonaturalize the Messrs HofTnung ofLondon
Strniijor tlmii notionA romance almost without parallel
came to light in Chattanooga Tcnnrecently and so intricately is the plotinterwoven that it would make truthappear stranger than fiction Thirtyyears ago there resided near this citythen a struggling village James Starnsa sturdy young farmer with a wife andtwo little boys In 1854 Starns con-
cluded¬
to try his fortune in the Westand went to California A month laterhaving found pleasant settlement hesent his wife money with which to joinhim Mrs Starns wrote him sayingshe would leave in two months but atthe end of that time she had receivedno reply Starns wrote letter aftr let-
ter¬
to his wife and relatives and shewrote to him but neither received aword of the other len years after ¬
ward Starns sent his wife 500 but themoney went back to him as no onecalled for it By this time both thehusband and wife supposed each otherdead Mr Starns went to Michiganand from there to Wisconsin wheresix years ago he married the daughterof a wealthy farmer By some fate hedrifted to Chattanooga Not eventhe oldest inhabitant remembered himand he could find no trace of his folksTo day he learned that a family namedStarns resiocu near me city anu procuring a carriage took his wife to ascer ¬
tain whether or not they were his relatives Arriving at the house btarns washorrified to find the aged white hairedlady who received him was no otherthan his first wife He realized thefact that he had two wives An ex-
planation¬
followed and the two wives
were introduced exhibiting a markedcoolness The parties refused to talkand it is not known what they will do
It was a Massachusetts man who atn railroad depot in Springfield foughta bootblack who charged him ten pciusfpr a shine
A lamb with three mouths was bornthe other day at Marlboro Ohio Evennature seems to know what the Ohioidea is
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ltfMAMlkbhMUWiBiiflBtMaMMMHMtliMi
EflonpiiiK from n Vossol
Yesterday afternoon a colored manhimself claiming to lie an East Indianwho had been articled in the AmericanConsulate as a sailor on the bark Cali-fornia
¬
asked Captain Davis of thatvessel for leave to go tip town to get hiswashing As the vessel was ready tosail for Port Townscnd the pilot beingon board the captain asked PolicemanHopkins to accompany the man andbring him back The officer consentedand entered a hack with the sailorWhen passing the British Vice Consulsoffice Kaahumanu street the sailorsaid he was a British subject and didnot want to go back to the vessel Atthe same time attempting to get outhe was seized by the wrist and heldback lie began to struggle and makea great outcry and someone from theVice Consuls office the policemansays cautioned the latter to oe carefulhow he treated the man The officerexplained the case so far as he knew itahd took the sailor to the Police Station I hen he notified Captain Davisof what had occurred informing himthat to get the sailor back he must layinformation against him for desertionThis was done and Hopkins andanother officer took the negro back tothe vessel in a hack When being removed lrom the btation the man resisted violently and shrieked like amadman The policemen had all theycould do to hold him in the carriageand his lees were kicking in the airover the side as the hack was drivenrapidly round the corner into Nuuanustreet He was put on board the shipwhen he suddenly cooled down tellingthe captain that he did not want to goaway as he had friends here but itwas all right now The vessel was detained by the wind falling away andlast night our reporter was informedthat the sailor had been allowed toleave but under what arrangement oron what Grounds could not be ascertained It is said he came here as astowaway on the bark California
BUSINESS ITEMS
Artist Materials Picture Frames ardCornices made to order King Ilros Art StoreHotel strcct1
No hand hook excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents
If you wantpatronize homellingleys Crystal
a good smoke for your moneyindustry and call tit J W
Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies in mindThey cant be beat
Fresh Ktcam frozen pure and richest icecream every day No cream rozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Mold at thePioneer btcm Candy factory ISakcryand IceCream Kooms i noun lroprietor notcifbetween Port anu Nuuanu streets lioth telephones No 74
The lamest stock and creatcst variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam Candyractory Kakcry and Ice Cream Kooms Mo
71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-
fectioner¬
and Pastry Cook and OrnamcntcrFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate
Strawberry Vanilla and ojher Flavored Caramels always on nanu guarnmccii iu uu 11
superior than any imported and sold cheaperat the above establishment than anywhere elseIlotli Telephones 74
Tlio Best ToulcMr Henry Hillings Washington I C
writes I have used your Duflys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to tne hundreds of concoc-tions which are now flooding the land as stim-
ulant liquors
Shipping IntelligenceARRIVALS
Wednesday Sept 8
Schr Kauikcaoull flom HawaiiThursday Sept 9
Ilgtne 1 1 Spieckels from San FranciscoStmr Walmanalo from WalmanaloTern Ke Au Hull from KuauStmr Kilauea Hou from Hamakua
DEPARTURESThursday
Schr Rob Roy for Wjilaliole Koolau t
Seplo
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYSchr Mary IS Foster for Hanamaulu and Wnlmea
KauafSchr Canute for HawaiiIlk California for Iugct SoundStmr Walmanalo for WalmanalaSchr Knulkeaouli for Kohala
Vossols In Fort from Fovolrpi PortsAm bk Edward May Johnson from Boston
Am ship Melrose from lott TownsendFrench schr Ilommonla C Arnaud from Icrynr
IslandGer schr Mary C Rohm 1 Rohm from Yokohama
via KauaiAm bk Fred 1 Litchfield Hartlett from HongkongHaw brlfi Allle Howe Wm Ihlllips from Hong ¬
kongAm bk California Chas Davis from 1ort Town
send W TAm liktne Malay Morehouse lrom uurraru s inici
RCRol bk Don Nicholas Ross from Tort TownscndAm bklne Amelia v Newliall from Eureka CnlAm bktno Kllkltat K T Cutler from lort Town--
send W TAm tern I C lord from Ran FranciscoAm bark Edward May Johnson from Rnstonllrit bark Isle of Erin Nicholson from Liverpoolllgtne J D Spreckela from San Francisco
Vossola Exjiootod from Torolitu Fortsllr shin Amana from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane C9Ger bark laclfic Oilman from Rrcmen due Sep
tcmber o- - To It Hackfeld Collrlt bark Ironcras from Liverpool due October
1530 To T It Davles CoAm bktne Planter W K Perrlman from Tort Town
send W T due Sept 13 soAm brgtne Ssllni Blake from San Franctsv iluqAm bk Martha Davis F M Benton sailed from
Boston August 7th duo December jo ao To C BrewerSi Co
Am R M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonics ciiroute to San Francisco duo September 05 To W OIrwin Co
Br bk Martha Fisher to have sailed from Liverpool
Brit bark W H Watson from Liverpool due Octoberjjo To V A Schaefer Co
1 urn uk I ismore u w jenics lrom newcasiie n oW due
Am bk Pacific Slope Barnes from Newcastle N SW due September 10 95 To Wilder CoQ
NOTESTlie LVlne Malay tails for Victoria 11 C about
Wednesday next In ballast1 ha liark T I Litchfield will probably nail for Hong
Iconff on MondayThe bark California sails to day at about 10 n m for
Paget Sound In ballast
The slmi Walmanalo brought 500 bags mgar fromWalmanalo yesterday She sails this morning for
WaimanaloThe stmr lwatani has been put on the Marine Rail ¬
way to bo thoioughly overhauled She will all nextTuesday en her usual route
The Mary 15 Foster sails to day for Hanamaulit andWalmea Kauai with n large cargo of lumber andcoal
Hie schr Iulta Will sail on Monday next lor KcaliaKauai with 40000 feet of lumber
Tho bglne Wm 0 IrwU arrived yesterday morning15 days from San Francisco with 500 torn generalmerchandise consigned to Messrs Wm G Irwin CoShe brings also 300 hogs for Messrs Winston fc BurkeKtports pleasant weather the entire passage
The bgtne J D Sprechels arrived yesterday about aoclock 13 days from San Francisco She reportsfine weather the entire passage She brings 14 mulesfor Wm 0 Irwin Co 1 herso for Dr McKIMiin and450 tons general merchandise consigned to Wm 0 Inwin Co She came into the harbor with a red flagflying as she had 10 cases and so kegs of powder onboard
The schr Knuikeaouli arrived September 8 fromKohala with 9900 bogs sugar She madolheronndtrip in 5 days which is considered very quick timeShe sails to day for KohaI l Hawaii
The schr Canute did not sail yesterday but aits today with too tons coal for the Reciprocity Sujar Co
The tern Ke Au Hou which nrrived yesterday morning broughlfa bags sugar and 17 hides from Kuau
The stmr Kitruea Hou arrived about midnight fromHamakua with 34 bigs sugar and oe deck passengerReports very rough weather heavy rains and swellson the Hamakua coast
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FOR SALEA few gentle family saddle
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QUEENS HOSPITALA neetlng or the Hoard of Trustees of the Queens
Hopital will be held at the room of the Chamber ofCommerce on Saturday the iilhday of September at130 1 t
F A SCHAEFERSecretary
FOR SALESloon vacht so feet lone 6 feet wide t eentre hoard
For further particulars apply to Captain on board theuatKentino Amelia
Kerosene OilAT AUCTION
By order of Messrs C Brewer Co we will sell atPublic Auction
Monday September 13thAt 11 oclock A St at Brewers Wharf
Cases Kerosene Oil130 TEST
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150 TESTJust landed in good condition ex Bark
Edward May
Terms Liberal on Approved Taper Terms at Sale
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Ttie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street
F HILDER ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give mo a ca
LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT
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Will appear shortly Top buy with clearingKout sale towrite anything now
LAINE CONo 34 Port St Olook Building
Have receised a consignment of tke most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock vii
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Mesh foruer Milk and Duller producer in use
Oil Cake Meal shows about 7 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per centIs equal to 300 lbs ol oafc or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran
lbs thisAlso
MIXED FEED as well ns usual supply of Dest klnus 01
Htsy Onts Wheat Corn Etc EtcWhich is offered the Lowest Market Kaiss and delivered free to apy part the
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Brick Work in all its BrandiesOffices Queen aniLAlakea Streets Mutual Telephone
OPENING OF NEW GOOD-- AND
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MILLIONS OF FEATHERED VIOTIMS
SACRIFICED TO FASHION
Whrtt la Said by tlio Uenlor In MtUIn
urjr Supplloa llnlnt or n Nnttirnllstnnil TnxIdortnUt Tho OriiltholoslataUnion Commlttoo Ilodgon
Tho organlzntlon of thi Audubon soclotyfor tbo protection of wild birds not tech ¬
nically gamo hns drawn conkidoniblo nttontlon to tho ononnous slaughter each yoar ofbirds of this fiort for mllllnory and othordocorntlvo puqiojca For the Inst flvo yoarasong birds and pipers birds with gay plumngo and without havo liccn killod in seasonand out of sonson in tho woods fieldsmarshes and on tho seashoro in nppnllltifjnumbers Shooting birds to boU tholr hoaclsand skins has bocomo a business with hun ¬
dreds of moa and boys along tho Atlantlocoast and In tho Interior Tho torns andboh swallows onco so abundant from Cobbsisland in Virginia to Capo Cod havo boonnlmost oxtermtuated and tho ntondow larksthrushes robins and bobolinks of ourcountry Colds aro hoard more and morarnroly ltoar tha largo oltlos and ovou throughlong strotchos of Long island and NowJorsoy
It is hard to ray at all accurately howmany birds pass yearly through tho greatmllllnory establishments A writer in ThoBclonco supploment for February pute thonumber botwoon 5000000 and 10000000 A correspondent of Forest andBtream tolls of a singlo collector who brought back 11000 skins form athroo months southorn trip In 1831 and saysthat from ono small district of Long island70000 skins woro sent to Now York in fourmonths Thoro is a singlo Now York taxi ¬
dermist according to tho samo papor whooonfosoa to preparing 0090 bird sklu3 forhatA and bonnets ovory season
W1IAT TUB DEAI J5H3 HAVE TO BAY
A Broadway dealer in mllllnory suppliessaid to a reporter that tho demand for birdsthis year was extraordinary largo Thooxponsivo skins ho added aro importedfrom Asia or South America but tho smalland cheap onos wo got entlroly from thonativo birds I couldnt say how manyworo usod in a year but I hare for instance5000 English sparrows in stock nowSmall birds soil for flvo and 10 cents a pieceonly tho importod ones bring over J or 3Gulls turns stilpo larks swallows all kindsaro oqnally good If they havo a dull orugly color wo dyo thorn and thoro Is amarkot for nil
Another Broadway mombor of a Armsaid that ho could hardly conceive whoroall tho birds usod camo from Wo buyho continued from SOOOOO to 1000000 ofsmall American birds ovory year Yro roceivod 40000 pairs of German magpies afew days ago Thoy may bo gono in aweek or in a month Tho nativo birds tirovery cheap IVo draw not only on LongIsland and Now Jorsoy but on almost overystato in the Union As long as tho fashioncontinues I suppose wo shall still havo a sup¬
plyA naturalist and taxidermist said that of
tho local birds meadow larks torns snowbirdsj codarblrds bluebirds and sparrowsare most in demand by mllllnora Tho dostiuction of our song birds and sea birdsand tho country birds which oat obnoxiousinsects for such a purposo ho continualis scandalous Evory farmor and country
boy almost on Long island has taken to kill ¬
ing birds and soiling thorn for n fow centsa dozon A good many of tho skins aro toomuch torn with lino shot to bo of any usoand many aro spollod by bungling countryoperators It doosnt pay a good taxider-mist
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to go into thht business Wo usod togot 50 cents for mounting a bird Now wewould got about two or thros cents Taxidormy will havo to stop if this wholosaloslaughter goes on Millions of birds arokillod ovory year for womens hats and bon-nets
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Thoy havo gotten so cheap now thatovery nurse or sorvnnt girl can afford oneand tho result is that thoros hardly a tornleft on the Atlantlo coast from Capo Coddown to Florida or Moxica
IIUNDllEDS OV THOUSANDS SLAINA correspondent of Forest and Stream
who was walking ono afternoon in Fifthayonuo saw on TOO bats 543 birds of fortyupecios tho common tern and juall beingmost frequent A majority of the hatswithout bird docoratlons woro trimmod inmourning
William Dulchor of tho AmericanOrnithologists unions commit too for thoprotection of birds told tho reporter that thochimney swallow was about tho only birdthat had oscapod tho milliners Barnswallows martens and nil the sparrow trlboaro dyed and usod extensively ho went onOrioles crows blackbirds purplo gracklos
redwing blackbirds bobolinks and ternstnafca vory pretty ornaments The ternshavo suffered most of all tho birds near NowYork Th6y are practically exterminatedI know of 9000 having boon killod in onoLong island town Scaford not long agoand I hear that 40000 woro shot on CapoCod In a single soason Mr Allon of ourcommlttoo says that J00000 bobolinks worokillod in ono month noar Philadelphia Iknow of a millinery- - houso hero which tookstock Fob 1 and found 200000 bird skins onhand I hope tho fashion will soon changeThoro Is no law in any stato oxcopt porhnpsMalno that U really protective
The Audubon societys pledges aro as fol-lows
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To discourage tho killing of anybird not usod for food to discourage tborobbing of any birds nest or tho destruc¬
tion of its oggs and to refrain from tho usoof any wild birds plumage oh articles ofdross or adornment Simply subscribing toono of those admits one to membership Thosocloty s address Is No JO Park row the ofllcoof Forest and Streamr Jfow York Latter
The WorW Is Va of OrphansIf I could without causing remark when
over I met a woman carrying a dos Ishould shako her with all my strontli Car¬
rying a dogl when tho world Is full of or¬
phan babios when children nro beini boatonto death by human lends ovory day asthat poor llttlo Eddlo Gray wasrocontly Carrying a dogl whon youhavent ambition to carry your own pockethaudkerrhlof up from tho laundry orstrength enough to mako your own bodCarrying a dogl when last week u motherlaid out of hor arms hor beautiful first bornloy and mourns to night to think bowlonely her baby lit oven In heaven with ¬
out her AiniKjr in Chicago Journal
Simple Antidotes for Common IolsonsA standing antidote for poison by dew
poison oak Ivy eta is to tako a handfulof fulckllino dlssolvo Jn water lot It standlialf an hourthon paint the poisoned partewith It Throo or tear applications willnever fall to euro tho most aggravatedcases Iotson from beet hornets spiderbltoi eta Is Instantly arrested by tho ap¬
plication of equal parts of common salt andbicarbonate of soda well rubbed In on thoplace bitten or stung Boston Budget
gomoUiliiflr Now in lteIiiroinJKid bodsproadsaro something now in the
Alleged houso beautiful They aro madoout of tho backs of dlscardod kid glovesud tbo gtatMs of Joaffoaoa Inter Ocean
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C KiMlLLE RGENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
42 MERCHANT IST9 HONOLULU
In conjunction with Mr J A Magoonwill attend to all mailers of business orthe residents ol the Hawaiian Islands whomay need an Agent
1 do not confine myself alone to the Busi-
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Houses but also to the domestic classwho would wish tnc tp attend loiany matter ofbusiness especially to making purchases eilherin Honolulu or San Francisco In any line ofGeneral Merchandise
To the Business Houses I will give mycareful attention in all matters pertaining toGeneral Business viz Adjusting and Col ¬
lecting Accounts Distribution jot Bills andCirculars Custom House Entries Buyingand Renting Heal Estate and Personal Pro ¬
pertyr All Legal Documents will be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Mr J A MagoonI will attend to all matters entrusted in my
care in a careful courteous and neat mannerand with quick dispatch
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TEE DAILY EEBALDToday September ist 1886 is issued the first number of The Daily Herald
a morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by thePress Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu
Price Six Dollars per Annum --or Fifty Cents perMonth
All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number arerespectfully
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEBusiness men arc solicited to test the advantages of The Daily Herald
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ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu and
throughout the Islands regardless of subscriptions until a regular paying jist olsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the merits oithe paper
The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events incity and country It will also give from time to time as received a summaryof the latest news from the outside world in concise and systematic form
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The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any cliquo faction or party At the same time an earnest support will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-
duals¬
or organizations that may appear in the political field with claims topopular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles
The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bulletin thanmake promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by performance He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper
Try the Daily Herald for a month at leastDANIEL LOGAN
Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and Proprietor
The Press Publishing Company
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Sheen Skins Gont hMusjSaddles and Saddle Irf
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THE UEQQAH3 OF LONDON
Ilncos Whoro lovorty Clings to thoRIclrU of AVonltli Impostors
In most of tho cnpltnls of Kuropo thapoor llvo nt tho Ixiclc door of tho rlcliWhorovor wealth makoo an nttompt to osenpo from povoi ty by sogrogctlon or colonIzatlou povoity clings to Its skirls ns motflors follow hi tho trull of n comot It mayho said Hint 100000 persons In nil stngos ofpoverty live In tho east end of London bocnuso tho rich oarn tholr gold thora An ¬
other 100000 llvo In tho west end bocttusotho wealth of tho woll to do classed Is spoiltthere Within bow shot of Buckinghampalace thero nro houses In which tho roomsnro rented and sub rontcd to beggarsthlovcs scnmfltrossoa and a wholo trlbo ofsoody advonttdorj who oarn a dubious liveli-hood
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by proy mg on tho crodullty of tholrphllantln ojilnolghbors
For bogglnji London iaa bcon roducodto n lino art liTftVllioro aro probably -- 10000persons unworthy of nny sort of charitywho mako tholr living in this way ozcluBlvcly Children nro sont out wholo drovesof thoin In rags which scarco conservo thovital boat In tholr tiny bodlos with n dis-
tinct¬
undorstundltig that thoro is no bedbreakfast dinner or nupporfor thom oxcoptwhat thoy can onrn in tho stroctA by stealing or begging ns tho caso may lx Wooto tho llttlo wrotrh who returns ponnlloss tohis paronts in tho ovonlug Tho boys nrobeaten j tho girls aro culled In tho vorysowors thomsoUos on tho banks of tho muddyThimoH thoso llttlo urchins literally pick upa living tho ox tent of which in measured bytho philanthropy or sonso of justico of thojunk shop keeper Still us I havo alroadyroiuarkod tagging li tho mainstay of out¬
cast London ThoMroot Arab of Ht Jamosand Ht Ullos could touch many a lesson totho rapacious Ilodoulns who oxact back ¬
sheesh from tho stght soor at tho pyramidsor tho lutaironi who threateningly demandalms in tho stroots of Nnplot and on thoslopes of Vesuvius Comparod with thoLondon street Arab or tho professionalmcndlcnntof tho Strand and tho llolbomviaduct tho Importunate widow of HolyWrit was an agrooablo visitor
Tho hoggins lottor impostoni of lxmdonlike all vagabonds llvo in tribes and spendtheir inont y as frooly as thoy oarn it Forobvious reasons thoy soloct domicile whichebullgho thom tho groatost readlnoss ofaccess to their intendod letting tho nobilityand tho largo class who llvo in lndojKmdentcircumstances having accumulated fortunesor retired on annuities Ex olllcors of thoarmy and navy aro particularly favorod bytho bogging letter writer and as a rosultWostmiuster llmllco and Chelioa bocausoof tholr convontonco to tho horso guardsand Somersot house aro largoly patronlzodby tho fratornlty Tho do lgos of tho bog ¬
ging lottor wrlter nro innumerable Hohas tho army and navy list at his flngorsends and can tnko up tho jioorago and baronotago of Dobrott and point out ono aftertho other tho peculiarities and ospoilally thomonoy glvlng or parsimonious tondonctosof oach Members of puillamont nro invorUWy nvolilwl for thnso Kontlomun 113
law inakors aro great stlcklors for tho ob-
servance¬
of tho laws and on tho sumo prin-ciple
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that thoy novor givo a hack drlvorinoro tluin his logal faro thoy pointedly ro¬
tor tho bogging lottor wrlter to tho reliev-ing
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olllcor of tho ork houso or to tho near ¬
est pollco magistrate London cor Balti-more
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Horald
As Oiingorou ns n iturz SawTho dudo Is now bocomlug as dangerous
to approach as a buz saw Fashion hasdocrood that ho shall practice tho carryingof hU enno after tho tnanuor known in
as mowing When you oncouutor himface to faco on tho avenue jorklng his wayalong as If ovory bono in his body wasloosoly nitlculutod with cord and carvingtho air all around him with ferocious swoopsof a cane as big as ono of his own logs yourocognl7o him as a thing of terror lndoodnuil if you aro u wlso man glvo him thosidewalk to himsolf Tho perilous characterof this porformnnco is enhanced by tho factthat vibon tho dudo onco gets started In thisspoclos of podojtrlan St Vitus danco hocan not slop himsolf but has to keep it upJlka u car on a down grado until his mo-
mentum¬
exhausts Itself Tho othor ovonluging ono of thom xan Into a crowd ofpooplo coming out from a concort lit Chickorlng halL IIo was working llko a steamngno when tho collision occurred and In a
inoment moro tho air was plorcod Yiltlichrloks and lamontatlons as his deadly canobored and slusbod its way through thocrowd IIo camo out on the othor sldo intriumph and went jiggling olt up tho strootlooking as it ho was going to drop plocos atoory stop but making tho air whlstlo undertlio swoops or ills lrroslsuolo stair it istho uppor lovol of a dudo ambition to bo afirst class mower as thoy call It in doarold London dont you know My old frlondProfessor Souao I understand teaches it byrulo llko tho slnglo stick and has no end ofpupils Now York Nowb Babble
Theodora larkor on tlio llntformThoodoro Farkor was ono of tho most
wonderful platform speakers wo havo overhad No man ovor folt moro koonly IIoknow he was misundorstood IIo know thatho was at a disadvantage No man saw bowidely tho Idoa of humanity IIo doalt Ina vast vnrloty of blons Karcasm was nativo to him owing to his intense hatred ofa sham IIo would not compromise I sawhtm onco in tho Now Yoik taberuaclo whenhis npjioals wcro irresistibly stiong Nothaving sympathy with his viows ho novortholoss pouudod 1110 with his logio until Icould not think or move Then in thomidst of his urgumout ho moved awayfiom his dosk marched across tho groatstngo and began to pound on tho hugowoodon pillars that llankod tho platformHo pouudoil till tho hall echoed Thisho crloil this Is tho argument wo getsound sound nothing but a magiilllcontbound It Is tho echo of tho blows ot thoold brute ages rovorberutlng into our daysto din our oars and stop thom against tho
x truth Tho oirect was woudorfully dra ¬
matic nud povTorfuL It opened our oars toan unusual dogroo ot candor and fairnessCor Ulobo Domocrat
Jay aonlds Talent- - for lliotosrnpliyJay Gould has dovolopod a taste and tal
ent for photography On his recent yachting trip to Cuba ho carried a camora andnil tho rest of tho needful apparatus alongand visitors at his down town olllco tiroti anted to nn exhibition of pictures whosoduplicates aro not to bo found ouhldo ofMr Goulds possession Thoy nro all ofsubjeots aptly choson and tho workman ¬
ship bbown in tho prlut Is worthy of a manoipilppod to oarn a living at tho businessChicago Journal
TIE10 1886
Stoto
B WILLIAMS
Imiorter AMD Dralkn in1urnlturo of Every Description Also
Upholstorer and ManufacturerFurniture Warerooms No lit 1ort Street Work ¬
shop nt old stand on Hotel Street All orders promptlyattended to
ED HOPPSCHLABGRH Co
Importer and Commission Merchants
No 48 Queen Street Honolulu Oanu H 1
jRANK GERTZ
Jlool mid Shocmaket
Boot and mad to
No 103 Fort Street ULU
JOHN T WATERHOUSE
luipoi ter andDealer in Generalihanditt
No 95 31 Qokrm Sntrm Honolulu
J
Shoes Order
M JR CO
Hohoi
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OAT
Stationer uii Kcwi DtnlernJled Jtubber Stamp Agtnty
Oaiiittk Ulock No s Mkhcuamt StuiktHonolulu II I
TT HACKFELD CO
tlentral Commtstton AgentCon Fokt ANIJ Quiihn SrKKKK IIonoiul
H E MclNTYRB BROTHERS
Oroairy and Fnd StoreCor King ani FortSts Honoiulu
T AHLO
lculcr in Dru OomU Jllee Te a StlUeandVanty load Jlatu Jlootn mid
ttltoei llntn feed and YourCltar and 1olmieo
Alio proprietcr of Kice and Sugnr riantatlout atKancohe Koolau Waluo Uwa and ileeitCos Nuuanu and Ciiaclain StiHonoiui u
H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
Mram Jlnglncs JloUert Sugar MillsCooler Iron Jlram and Lead Castings
IlONOIULU HIMachinery of every dcscrlplion made to order
articular attention paid to blip llhcksmitlilnsob work executed on the tliortehtnotlce
P O HALL SON Limited
UtrOKTKKt AND riKAlUHl IN
Jlai dwaro and loneral JHerchandleeCorn nit ok Kino and Fort Stvkict Honolulu
orriCKRiWilliam W Hall Prceident and ManagerI C Ablet Secretary and 1 rrasurerWFAllen -- Auditor
Director Thomas May E 0 White
nPHEO H DAVIES Co
KAAIIUMANUSrKKKT HONOLULU
tlvneral and Coimnltiilon JlerehantsACKNTS rOl0ll
Ilruish and Koieigii Matino Insuiancc CoinnanyNorthern AKurance Company 1 iro and Life
Iloneir I ina of 1acUts IiverooI to I lonoluluLiverpool Office No 13 and 13 Hie Albany
LJUSTACE ROBERTSON
lraitnenAll order for enrtaje promptlr attended to Fartl
cular attention paid to the Stokino and SHirriKQofIfoods In tiausit to the other Ulandt AIo liLACK
Sanh and Wiiitb Sanii hi quanthlM to tuit at loweitprices
Officb No 46 Queen street ndjoiniue auctionroonu of P Adams K Co
Mutual Telephone No 19
O W HACKAULANK H k HACKAKlANKj
Q W MACFARLANE CO
Importors Coiumlaslon Morobautanml Sniar Fnotors
1lre proof llullding Queen Mrent Honolulu
acunts roR
luuloa Sheen Ranch Co HnwnltJ Fowler it Co Steam Plow nnd Portable Tramwa
WorV LeedsMItrless Wation Co Siifar Machinery Glasgow1Glasgow and Honolulu Line of 1nckeULiverpool nnd Honolulu Line of PacketsLoudon anil Honolulu Line of SteamersSun Fire Office of London
-- ASTLB COOKE
Shipping and CommltsloH MerchantsNo 80 KinuStkkkt t HoNoimi
IMTOKTBH and okalurs in
GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents for
llie Hltclicock Si Companyi PlantatioaHie Alextnderft llaldwm Phitalion
R llnlstend or WnlaluallantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai
J M Alexnnder Itailti Maul1 lie 1 laiku Sugar Company
1 ho Kohtla Sugar CompanyHainakua Plantation
The Union liiMirnnee Company ol Sau Framoscolloston1 lie New iiigiaiui Life insurance company of
1 lie lllako Mauuf iciurins Company of llostonD M Westons Patent Centrifugal Mncliinesthe New York and Honolulu PuLket Line1 he Merchaiitk Line I lonolulu tnd San FranclseoDr Iavnes bouK Lelcliratcd edlclnesWilcox Gibba Singer Manuftcturinc CompanyWlieclci Wiltons Sewinv Machines
THE GREAT ARMYTO OF JWRITERSOillots KstcrhrooU Steel 1cns
TOIWS GOLD JEJfS
IAIllRS ANl I NERVOUS 1KNHOfDKRS
Rubber Holders Cork Holders i ory nnd HbonyHolders gold mounted Ivory and Hone
Iolderinml Paper Cullers TnlierH tabletI rrn ers Ilenisous Velvet lrnsrs
Crystal Rubber Rubber in woodpencil shape 1 luiiuli Tntks
feucll Iroleciors KubbcrHands of various
shes etc etc
Fnr Sal Iff rvav7 TflHUMNo it Four STKiiinr
flHdN
DAILY tlJijriALlJiHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER
Uitjcmcjsc tiiUcruficmcniii
California WinesThe growth and manufacture of pure wines in California has surprised the
most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wihes it has been the ambition of
Messrs Arpad Haraszthy Co
To pioduce Wines and Hrandics that are absolutely puie and the
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-
mentation¬
in the bottle which wines are imported and sold only by
HAMILTON JOHNSONTXTianLO arLd Spixfct 3ivdexc2arLt
Wino VoLtilta 29 Eorclia3at St BCosaol aJia
Also Agent and Importer of the Celebrated
FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEYEUREKA WHISKEY
general
SELLING OUTDesiring to close out
SHIP CHANDLERY--AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS1vit
We uill sell at leuuieit prices our entire stoen gooowill and lease of premises to a responsible party at afair valuuliou
A W PIERCE COlUnohilu August q i8
PIONEER
STEAM CANDY FACTO BIS
AND- -
BAKERYF HORN
Practical Confectioner Pastry Cook and BakerItlcH aod delicious Ice Cream made Ly fctcam
71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74
EJ MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS
AND
Candy ManufactoryIilnoolu Block KiiifE Stroot- -
The choired candies and Ice Cream constantly onhand pritate rooms for ladies and families will openabout the loth of September
THE royaI saloonCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti
Under the Management of
E H F WOLTERKeep alwa sin stock n variety of the hest Wines
Llquon liters and Ice cold Ucer on diaught at idcents per glass
CALLMe1P VKANli
Office next door to the Library8 to 10 A si
OrriCK IIovks a to 4 v M
7 to 8 r t
910 11 A siAlakea St V M C A
A MORGAN
ND SEE
VHYH1VTA HVUaiOKHonolulu
SundaysRESlDrNCK Opposite
No 70 and 81 Kikg St HonoluluCarnage Manufacturer Horse Shoer
and General Dlacksinith
RepAlrinif promptly atleuded tooilier iManussonciteu
R W FRAZER
US
Orderslit
VACorner King and AlaKta AM Honolulu
Moderate charges good workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed
T w Mcdonald
fromllcllTelepliftneNo
MERCHANT B
airr snoviNa suovOinisnE IANTitroN Stauirs n610RririiRT
Horse shuelng in all Its branches done by I lie mostexperienced workmen
Hell Telephone 181
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
UN 11 111 ProprietorHOTEL BTKKBT IIUTWUKN 1uRr AND NUUANU
Our Sftret Is successwe hno never failed andwill continue tu sefvo our customers as In the pastwllli the best the market affords at reasonable rates
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MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY
uP TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR
tofi FORTSTRFKT BREWKRS BLOCK
CARRIES A FULL AMORTMKNT Or
mill Oommoroinl Stationery
t0N1ISTINl IN PART Or
Note Letter PjslCap Legal li Bill PapearCold Sleel aud Quit icosWrilinjcaml Cop inland Colored Inks
iTNCILSj MUCILAGE
rarxterles Vlsiilne CardsCap Letter Note nnd Memo Tablets and Clocks
in alanila and line paterInkstands Rulersenvelopes all sbes paer and cloth liard
STOAKES AU10MA1IC SHADING TENS
TimeTrial BiLuice andj
Log D00W
LETTER PRESSES
Pass Memo Time Order Receipts Exeretseand Letter Hooks
Copyinj nruihcs Rubber Cop luc SheetsBlank Hooks In VartoiSizcs aud St les of Kintliog
1 racing Cloth and laper
niiAwzsa vaiur
Photograph frames and PassepartoutsAuiogrnpn ana tnoto Albums acrnp llooki
Inlaid WorkIloxes and Writing DesksArtotvoes framed and unframed
Celluloid Sets of Comb llrusli ami MirrorIndies HandHags Kctiailcs Baskets
Shawl 1 raps School BagsA Fine Variety of Prang s Birthday Cards
Poetical Uirthday and Miscellaneous BooksJ
Illustrated Letter Sheets Poclcet and Ltlor Maps 01
the Islands Mssof Jlouolnlu
Souyoulr Vlovvx of Honoluliu
Windsor Newtons Artists Materials
Special or extra large booM made up to order from
WKSrONS LINEN RECORD PAPFR
BV COHrHTKNT WORKMEN
InAny Style Destrod
IAiJsn nairsa to ant vattfrnFAiTitrUiLv RxitcuTiin
A fULL LINE OF FLAT PAPERS
Constantly in Slock
INCLUDINO IIAKCVS WARDS IRISH 1NEN
Pocket Edition Seaside Library
IN LARCK TAK1HTV Or TIIRSIOSI rorULAX AUTHORS
MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW
AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
novNu o oitmcft on shout NortonAll orders resbeclfullv solicited and ctiaranteed
pruinpt niicmuJiiT1IOS TllllVM
NEATEST JOB PRINTINGat UIs office
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A CO
IMFORTBItS AND
JlerthatH
No ioMkrchakt Strkkt Homolvlu
s O BERGERi
Agent for Maoneale tUiVtm afcJMtrcmant Strekt ITokSlulu
DROWN PHILLIPS
lractttal 1lumtris las Titters andCopper Mm Iths
1 lousej and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St - Honolulu
w F ALLEN
Has an office with Messrs Bishop b Co eorner ofMerchant and Kaahumanu streets and he will bepleased to attend to any business entrusted to him
T AINE Co
Commfssloii MerchantsImporters and dealers In Hay Grain and General
ProduceHonolulu H 1
T EWERS COOKE
Svccrssors to Lrwrrs Sc DicksonImporters and Dealers In Lumber and all
kinds uf llullding MaterialsNo 81 Tort Strkrt Honolulu
Co
Wholesale and Itetall Druggists and tobaaeonlsls
No 59 Nuuanu Stleet Honolulu
TWT PHILLIPS Co
Importers and Wholesale Dealer in Clothing Hoots Shoes Hats Mens ¬
loads laneg Goods liteNo 10 Kaahumanu Strket Honolulu
CLAUS SfRECICEU
G IRWIN COwWU IRWIN
Sugar JTactors and Commission AgentsHonolulu It
j M D D D S
Dental on Fort StreetHonolulu H
Office in Brewers Block comer Hotel and Fortstreets entrance on Hotel Street
CLARENCE WILUERASIirORD I UMh
A SHFORD
O
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volmey
Solicitors Advocates Jroctors JCIe
Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office
T ALFRED MAGOON
AT LAW
41 Streft
H PATY
Notary Dahlia and of DeedsTor the States of California and New York Office
at the llank of Uishop CoHonoiulu Oahu H I
O U DOLE
Lawyer and Notary DublloWill beat hiloffice at 15 Kaahumanu street from
to 10 oclock A si during the session
WR
SwbUubb Qlstroo
SCHAEFER
Conitntfton
TTOLL1STER
Fur-nishing
WHITNEY
ASHFORD
CASTLE
VAiLLNcoqirr
Attorneys CounsellorsConveyancers
ATTOnNJiX
Merchant Honolulu
JOHNCommission
Legislative
Attorney at Law and Notary DuhlleNo 19 Merchant Street Honolulu
Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom
tXriLLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer In Choicest lleef real Mutton liteNo ft Quern Street Fish Market
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Yessels at ijiort Notice
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTelephone No 11
T5HAVER SALOON
Fort Street OrrosiTB Wilder CosJT jr JfOTTJ Proprietor
rirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Soda Water Ginger Ale or Milk
OrEN rroH 3 a ti till 10 r uSmokers Jtequlsltes a Speciality
a WEST NMDOW L W SIACrARLANE
TTTBST DOW CO
Importers hud Deatrs In all kinds ojMusic Fancy and Junanese loads
rrnlH f 11 I tnl Cu1m SIaIT- - Itltv v nt wM Dentil MlllllCB 11IMUI9Paintings Cliromos and Toys Picture Frames andCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo ioj Fort Strmit Honolulu
A L SMITH
Importer and Dealer Ui GlasswareMorlden Silver llated Ware
llracKcts VasetNo 83 Fort Strret Honoiulu
KlimLustral
Hooms
Omen
Combination Spectacles and EyeglassesWlro Ware Fancy Soans Picture 1 riinM
Wostenholms Pocket Cutlery H I Chases Islin iviews Clatka Spool Cotton Muchine Oil nKinus 01 iDcniueneeuics uomcstig laper Hniov
Sole agent of the universally acknowledged ligtflwiiiitiinfr lSfmesetti ekutinrfr Xlrnlnat
T E WISEMAN
Deal Jtstate llraker and llmploymsntIfiirfiiif
Rents Rooms Cottages Houses and sells and ItasesReal Estate In all parts of the Kldgdom Employinent found for those seeking work in all the variousbranches of business connected with these Islands
tW N B Legal Documents drawn Hills rollectedBookstand Account kept and general office worktransacted1 Patronage solicited Commissions modrater wr
mmmtM2fxgttrmtm
NO 9
UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANYof San Fraucisco
CASTLE A COOK AGKtfTSIncorporated 1I7J
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT PACIFICLlfo Insurance Company
Or CALlrORNIA
S G WILDER AGENTtAssets December 31 1884 ti6oorPolicies- - iuutd against Accident for one dar un 1
one year
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG FIRE INSCompany of Hamburg
A JA KGER A GENTBuilding Merchandise Furniture and McbInsured against ire on the most favorable terms
jDREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRIT1F A SCJAEFEK Ce Aftnt
Also ae ents for theDresden Board of UnderwriterVienna Board of Underwriter
For the Hawaiian Islands
BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTItEO U DAVIES AGENTtr ha ived Instructions to relrtnrn 1fr lDiafince ket Honolulu and
ei aCie nOW rcptttd to i p0ifiShtprerrat Wh ti1
T LYONS
--icioner and Commission MerchantCorner Fort and Quriw Stirek HonoluluSales of Furniture Stock Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise prpmpily attended to Sol forSnAmerican and European merchandise
c HUSTACEroRMERLr witmrollu CO
Ilholesate and Jtctalt Sroeerin Kino Street rt Under IUrmont Hal
mily Plantation and Shin stares simnlf 1wssr- - im treviLiiiuilC HO IIQ
TWT S GR1NBAUM CO
Importers of General MtrehnnllCommission Merchants
Queen Street HonoluluNo 114 California street San Francisco Cal
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIANnuicm company limited
fyl0Aan l0108 orhort periodssecurity Apply GREIri
Office Beaver Block fort St
I
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W LManager
M A COftSALVUS 0TCHIKMH
QONSALVES CO
JJhoUalevUr6rAanAWlHuXr JantsfBeaver Block Quken Stiwii0iJo1JZoPost Office Box No 309 Telephoa No HL
A THURSTON
H
Attorney at Law -
No 3S MerchantStrket Honolulu
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pHOS G THRUMIlirORTINC AND MANUrACTURINO
Stationer llook seller lrtnlsr ttookblnder vie
And publlslier of the Hawaiian Almanac and AnnulDealer in rine Stationery Hooks Music Toys anaI ancy CoousfoRT Street Nkar Hotel Honoluiu
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of Berlin
F A SCJfAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above Insurance Company has established aOeneial Agency here and the undersigned GeneralAgents are aulhorued to take rLks against thdanreror the Seas at the po1 nasoaaUo rates and on tbmost favorable tei uw
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCCompany of Berlin
F A SCHAEFER A-- Co AGENTS
1 he above Insurance Company has established a Gera Agency hero and the above gned General Aeeiare authorized to tako Risks against the dangers of rbeas at the most reasonable lates and on the mostvorable terms
HAMBURG BREMENCompany
FIRE INSURANCE
F A SCUAEFER Ce AGENTSThe above firm having been appointed agents of thiscompany are prepared to Irsure risks against fire on
Btone and Dnck uuildincs and on Merelunliu tnr1therein on the most favorable termsappH at their office
and
Tor particulars
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of BostonCASTLE COOKE AGENTS
INCORPORATED 1835
The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States
Policies Issued on themost Favorable TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 40000
NORTH -- GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg
H HACKFELD oV G AGENTSCapital and Reserve Relchsmark 883000their Re Insurance Companies 3500000
The Agents of trmnboe Company for the HawaiianIslands are prepared to Insure Buildings FurnitureMerchandise iuiJ Produce Machinery etc also Sugaiand Rico Mills and vessels in the harbor against losssr Uimage ly fire on the most favorable terms
TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-
HACKFELD A- - Co ArtntuCapital ami Reserve Relchsmark 6000000
their Re Insurance Companies 101630000Total Relchsmark 10730000
I lie Agents of the ahovo Company for the Hawaiiankinds me praam to insure Buildings rurnilureMinliandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarmd Rice Mills and vessels in the harboragainst loss
1 r damage by fire on tho most favorable lei ins
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDONGlobe Insurance Company
BISHOP Co AGENTS
AND
E1TABIIUED 1836
LlillmKeiJ Liability to Stockholders5se 37010913Reservo
IHCOUE FOR 18841
Premiums received after deduction of reinsurance t 9000000
Losses uplly adjutted and paid her
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THE DAILY HKRALD
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1886
A BAD SYSTEM
The Appropriation Bill lias beenprinted as it passed the house on second reading It presents a proposedaggregate expenditure of 375353176The newspaper under Governmentinspiration intimates that there is agood deal moire to be added on thirdreading Indeed a matter of nearly
12000 for the period was the otherday granted for pensions and all ofthem not arrived at then The passage of the bill to provide for two addi-
tional¬
judges would add a round20000 more Altogether a million
dollars will have been added to theoriginal bill This in the face of aninjunction from the King to observeeconomy is an amazing exhibit to bemade by a Ministry commanding anoverwhelming majority in the Assem-
bly
¬
Mr Gibson says the King is thelarger part of the Legislature There-fore
¬
in view of the Kings direct adyice and of his supreme power itshould be expected that His Majestywould return the Appropriation Billunsigned to the Assembly to be re-
modeled¬
in accordance with his clearlyexpressed desires But the occurrenceof the reasonably unexpected is morelikely than anything else in the fear-
fully
¬
and wonderfully made Hawaiianpolity A thunder cloud was antici-
pated¬
last session to break over theMinistry and the Legislature whichhad combined to deliberately thwartthe royal behest for economy In-
stead¬
there was a mild recommenda-tion
¬
to the Ministers probably framedby themselves to exercise their discre-
tion
¬
in expending the revenue whichwas likely to come far short of the ap-
propriations¬
Apparently the resultwas that not Ministerial discretion butcraft had to be exercised in order toprevent backstairs influence from having the entire lot of least necessary ap-
propriations¬
carried out to the starva-
tion¬
of many of the most importantservices of the Kingdom That theMinistry failed in adequately protectingthe country in this regard is
manifest in a well fed though
useless Board of Genealogy whilemoney had to be borrowed atnine per cent interest compoundedquarterly for the maintenance of indis-
pensable¬
public works Last sessionsAppropriation Bill was bad but thepresent ones is worse While financialaffairs arc managed in the loose
way in vogue each succeedingsession may be guaranteed toput the nation further in the mire
Matters will never improve until theMinistry of the day is required to meetthe Legislature with a carefully pre-
pared¬
financial budget of estimatedrevenue and expenditure staking theirtenure of office on the maintenance in
its main outlines of a well defined
comprehensible fiscal policy Thereis mere to be said on this subject
THE SUPREME COURT
Both sides of the House were theother day about agreed that the presentjudicial system was defective Itseemed to be almost equally settledthat the appointment of two additionaljudges would not be a remedy for themain difficulty that of judges silting tohear appeals from their own decisions
The select committee to which thematter was referred will perform a
task of no ordinary magnitude if they
frame a measure at the short notice
given them which will meet the re ¬
quirements of the case It is hard to
ee how the Supreme Court can be rck Modeled o as to have cases tried in
iMmimmmmmimmiiim0mmiilittthe first instances and on appeal bydifferent judges without more judgesand large additional expense Probablythe best thing to do is to let the mattergo over this session and let the legalwisdom of the country apply its brainsto devising some reform against nextsession
NOTES AND COMMENTS
A Chicago paper lately eulogizeddog meat as prepared by the Sioux Indians
Cruelly to animals is punishablewith imprisonment by a law justpassed Drivers will therefore find it
to their advantage to restrain theirangry passions
A fire alarm is a serious matterFalse alarms arc everywhere madeseverely punishable It is not rightthat the central bell should be rung aswas done yesterday without sufficient
previous notice that it was not for fireMany firemen were disturbed 111 themidst of their daily avocations by therincinc The blunder should not berepeated
1
A Woninnn Coutoko at Son
Captain Wallaces niece a youngEnglish girl married a sea captain andwent in his sailing vessel with ner nusband visiting many countries with himOn her first trip when she was yet ayoung bride there was a mutiny andher husband was wounded or knockedsenseless in his cabin The sailorswere about to spring down the comp-
anion-way into the cabin when theyoUng woman barred the way pistol inhand and promised to shoot the firstman who moved toward her She heldthem thus at bay till wrath burned outand the mutiny was at an end
On the next voyage they were ship-wrecked
¬
and this brave hearted girlwith her young baby was lashed in therigging and remained there for severaldays before they were rescued Theyhad nothing to cat and the mothersnatural food for her child was ex-
hausted¬
By some means a can ofmeat was fished up from the ship andthe child fed on this until it was allgone and the little one about to starveBut the mother put her jtecth into herhand between the thumb and fore-
finger¬
and bit a gash into her ownflesh from which the blood flowedThe child sucked this and that nightthe almost dying crew and the bravesailor wife were rescued N O Picayune
Whit and Humor
A wit being asked on the failure ofa bank Were you not upset re ¬
plied No I only lost my balance
Do you know in what month of theyear my wife talks the least WellI suppose when she catches cold andloses her voice Not at all It is inFebruary Why is that Be-
cause¬
February has the fewest days
Sympathy Pater familias I secit says here my dear that the House-hold
¬
Troops havent been abroad onservice since the Battle of WaterlooOur cook Lawk Mum What ashame for Govmcnt to send them poorold men out to the wars again 1
PunchFuller Wcnham is a very objectiona-
ble¬
person They were speaking in hispresence of a septuagenarian million-aire
¬
The state of his health saidone of his nearest and dearest relations
causes us all the gravest anxietyProbably remarked Mr Fuller Wen
ham but the slate of his illnesswouldnt l
Niceties of language Mile Bcrthehas two suitors Andre who is neitherhandsome nor young but who is richand PaU who is charming but has nota cent Which of the two do youlike the best asked one of her friends
Oh replied Berthe I IHyjPaul thebest but I prefer Monsieur Andre
Paris WitA mathematical professor had been
invited by a city friend to visit him athis residence in a certain square andhad promised to do so Meeting himsome time afterward the friend inquiredof the professor why he did not cometo see him I did come said themathematician but there was somemistake You told me that you livedin a square and I found myself in aparallelogram so I want away again
Tourist has walked ten miles andwants a drink badly Can you tell meif there is an inn over there childrenNo answer Cant you speak Smallgirl aged nine severely Were GoodTemplars sir and doant hold with nonasty drinkin Small boty agedeight in a burst of wrath Drinks asnare an yew did ought tew be ashamedof yoself at yewr toiro o life Wewunt tell yew the way to the inn onlessyew gives us a shtHin Fun
Duffys Puro Malt Whisky is not a medi ¬
cated hnuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use free from fusel oil nnd allnoxious imparities nnd is prescribed by physi ¬
cians It is n medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it sabsolutely pure
New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable
Tort Sruur Honolulu II I
Portraits and riews First class work j Satisfactionguaranteed
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War Averted No Cutting of PricesNO PUFFING OF INFERIOR GOODS
have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of
Mens Youths and Boys
Custom Made Clothing over offered to Llie PublicMy Goods ara Shrunk before Cutting
Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbnggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc
Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hoscr
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in all tirades and bhatlcj liom bilks to ottuntly Elegant A look at my real HALnRIGGANSis weltgoods are tntulcfor myself and arcthe only coodsof the kindvisit to the storclThese sold here
Everything usuall lounu in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Itiffine Is necessary as this establishment is well and favorably known
Hawaii
No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY
M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets
JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF
Custom Hie Clothing Gents Furnishing Goodsm
HATS CAPS ETC ETC
Latest Styles and Novelties in NeckwearAlso by repeated and Special Request a small luvolee of tbo Fines Hand made
consequently
MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets
WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET
Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods filways on hand Fresh California produce
by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed
P O Box 130 Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149
This Space is Reserved for the
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Groceries Provisions andOorner and TCinulWtrostti
New goods reccired by everjr packet from the Eastern Stales nnd Europe Callfornla Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to nnd Goods delivered toany part of the city free of charge orders solicited ihattsraclion iwarantcecl0 00 Rok No 145 Telephone No 92
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Great Railroad AgentIn America
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Telephone 171
JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent
SteamshipBurlington
HONOLULU H ICustom Home Broker
Money Brokermanager Hawaiian upwra
and Insurance Agent
TEWI fc OONo Fort Street
Importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy GroceriesHay and Grain Etc
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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AGENTS FOR V--Kohata Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company
PaU Plantation Cos llinmtlariGrove Kancli Plantation H lUUIwu WriUlna ltinUtton
A H Smith k Co Koloa Kauai v
The Union Fire nnd Marina tnuiranct Comrany of San FrancUcO
TlieKlna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordTlia Ntw England Mutual Life Innimnca Company of Norton
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D M Wejlona Patent Centrifugal MachinesThe New Vork and Honolulu Packet Line
Tho Merihanl Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr Jayne ft Sons Celetrated Medicine i
Wilcox Gllius Remington and Wheeler Wilton Sewing Much
as i jjjlSr -EX O FIAIvIv SON
LIMITED
Have just received and offer for sale
DOWNERS kerosene--ELECTRI- C
AND GOOD LOqUpILSUPERIOR
IDCOSra- - O-A-IRI-
D MATCHESThe only on for ale In IhU Market
Halls Celebrated Plows and Breakers-
WITH SPAKE PARTS u
From t th to 1 In std cheaper than any other In the mirktt
Also Sisal Rope Usual SizesA fresh lot of elegant Solid Silvku WarIs from the Gpkkamj7actoky
Also beautiful nrticles of Silver Plated ware from Reed UartonstVRooinsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware Lubricating Oils Etcfor House and Plantation use
Gkttcrol Siunrttscmmts
TAHITI LEMONADE IRKS
Made by the Most Improved System
JEratod Tnblo WatoraG1NGFR ALK LEMONADK
GRENADINE TLA1N SODA
ATjiolut oly PuroA tupplied to the priicipil families In Honolulu andexclusively to Her llritnnnic Majestys vesels of war
A BREWER COMPANYLimited
GENERAL MERCANTILE AND
COMMISSION AGENT
liit or orFtCEiu
IVCIoNKiJr President and ManacIO Caiitfs Treasurer and SeaetaHon WmF Ailkn Audit
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pAUL NEUMANNS
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No 44 Merchant Street Honoluluif
ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets
WILL OPENAlwut September 151I1 with lbs choicest brands ofWines and Liquors I
HARRY BYNGBarberShop cor King and Alakca Sis
Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting a specialty
Pantlioon StablosCorner Fort and Hotel Streets
Livory Boarding and Salo Stablos
Cairiagesfor hfraat all hours of the day cr nightalso conveyance ol alt kinds for parties going aroundthe Island
Excellent Saddle Horses lor Ladies and Gen ¬
tlemen Guaranteed GentleLarge and small omnibus foi picnics and excursion
parties carrying from 10 to 40 passengers can alwaysbe secured by special arrangements
TwurHoxn No 34
C J SHERWOOD Manager
J LYONSATJCTIOOSK1Z
AND
General Commission Merchant
Masonle IjlocW Queen St Honolulu
Sales ol Furniture Stock Real Estate andMerchasilisa properly attended to
SoloAgoHtforAMERICAN EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE
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JT EJ W 3E 3L 33 OK SJVc 92 Iorl Street
Always leepon band a most elegant atiiortmcnt of
FINE JEW JEIkX- -SOL1Q AND PLATED SILVER WARE
Ever brought to this matke
Cloclttf AVnfoIics Bracelets Neck ¬
let Pins LockctH Gold Chainsand Guards SIcnvo IluttoiiM
Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds
Elegant Solid Silvor Ton Sots
Anrtoll kinds of silver ware suitable fr prornlatlon
KUKUI AND SHELL IpWELRYMade to order
Rciwlring of walcbes andleweliy carefulfy attended to and esecutcU in the most workmanlikemanner
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attrtrtioa is paid to orjtera and job wuik
from il other IskindC
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Crystal Soda- - Wrks-- MANUFACTURRKSCr
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AXEFLORIDA LEfflONADE
AevdtodWatora of All Kindo
Fruit SyrupnandEssoncos
Our Geodii are uoknowleged the I1KST NO CORKSr
WE USE --PATENT STOPPERSIn all uar Bottles
ICST We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced bv which all waters usedn our manufactures Is absolutely freed friiai all impurities
S3T We Uclirer our Goods free of charge to all partsof the city
Careful attention aid to Islands Orders Address
THE CRYSTAL SODAyOKKS
P 0 IlOX w lipLLULU II I
Telephone No 298v
Cosmopolitan SaloonCorner of Hut ol riiid Tf unarm SU
Uncial tlio MaiHiKomjiit of
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Keep conlanly on Jiaiul all bronds of WinesLiquors and Ileers Ice cold Ilccr oh driiiigbto centsper glast - r
GIVE US A CAXL
G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher
METROPOLITAN marketKiu Stroot
VISITING CARDS nUSINBSS iCARUSMENU CARDS T V -
can be had to order nt the IPRESS riIlLlSHINO C0js0FIiGE
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THE DAILY HERALD
win io ri Bitio Duiir Ht u iroilowlnn l lnoos
J M OAT Jm Co Merchant street
T OTHKUM Fort streetI
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LOOALNEAVSNo arrival at the Hotel yesterday
The Geo W Dc Long Post G A
R will meet to morrow evening
The Trustees of the Queens Hospital meet on Saturday afternoon
Thorn was a shower of contimhumson Queen street yesterday afternoon
Tim hark Litchfield will take a lot of
Chinese back to the llowery kingdomin in
The steamer W G Hall will likelybring the latest volcano news tins after-
noon
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There was no concert at EmmaSquare last evening owing to the rain-
storm
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-The planting fraternity rejoice over
the copious rains of the past twonights and a day
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The Captain and officers of theJapanese training ship were presentedto His Majesty yesterday morning
About a score of hacks went downto the wharf at midnight to meet onedeck passenger by the Kilauea Hou
Two native women had a lively pommeling and hair pulling match in aPakma backyard yesterday afternoon
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Several peals of thunder wereheard at about six oclock last eveningand vivid flashes of lightning wereseen
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Many drayloads of live hogs goingout the Palama road yesterday engagedthe cars and noses of residents oncither side
A council of military officers was
convened at the Palace the other nightand tackled a question in tactics whichno feliosv could understand
The Appropriation Bill comes up forthird reading in the Legislature to dayand the rival electric light bills for con-
sideration
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on second reading
Hell practice in the Hell Tower yesterday morning about nine oclockkept the telephone Centrals busy for awhile answering the question Wheresthe fire
The non arrival of the Oceanicsteamship that should have been dueon the 8th is doubtless accountablefor much of the dullness complainedof about town
A good sized pasteboard box floateddown the gutter on the Waikiki side ofFort street for several blocks last eve-
ning¬
finally stranding on the lower sideof Queen street -
A remand for disorderly conduct wasall the criminal business despatched atthe Police Court yesterday Justicellickcrton was hearing civil cases tilllate in the afternoon
Some Chinese have a practice ofleaving lamps turned low burning allnight in their shops Lamps arc moreliable to explosion in that way thanwith a full flame
During the heavy rain yesterdayafternoon a native in a suit of whitelinen fell down in the mire on Punch ¬
bowl street He made a lugubriouspicture as he arose slowly to his feet
The carriages for line of the Hawa ¬
iian Hotel Stables arc being painted ina style distinguishing them from thoseof other stands the work is beingdone by the Hawaiian Carriage Man-ufacturing
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Company
A junction was made between thenew and the old water mains in Nuu- -
anu Valley near Judd street yesterdayafternoon about one oclock Aboutfour oclock the old pipe buisted underthe pressure and a gang of men was atonce set to work repairing the damagewhich it was learned at a late hourlast night was accomplished with con-
siderable¬
difficulty
The East Maui Plantation Cosproperty was not sold yesterday Therewas a large attendance at Messrs E PAdams Cos salesroom for the occasion but nobody would bid a higherngure man me upset price 01 50000According to the instructions ofMessrs C Brewer Co the agentsthe auctioneer could not accept a lowerbid and the sale was declared off
TRADE POINTERS
Mr Levey holds his regular cash saleat ten this morning
An opportunity to get kerosene oil atauction perhaps below even warpriccswill be given at Messrs E P Adams
Cos salesroom on Monday next
The Hawaiian Hotel Stables havehorses village carts and harness to selland why should anybody plod alongthrough the rainy season on foot
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If you dont tak the Hbramj youwont know all the news
iitiQJtSJATIVE fttiMMARV
The first business yesterday was thepassage on second reading of MrThurstons bill to authorize and regu-
late¬
special partnerships which MrDrown reported from a select commit-
tee¬
Mr Hiyseldcn presented a re ¬
port of the Finance Committee on theexpenses of the session showing abalance of 18823 out of the appropriation of 35000 The electric lightbills were made the order of the day forto morrow Mr Thurstons bill for therelief of certain property owners atMakiki was referred to the JudiciaryCommittee and Mr Kaunamanos billrelating to the education of Hawaiianyouths abroad went to the EducationCommittee Mr Kcau presented apetition for a special grant of 3600to the Mamalahoa Guards The billto amend section 498 Civil Code waslcferrcd to the Judiciary CommitteeMr Gibson Minister of the Interiorin answer to questions by Mr Thurston informed the house that no publiclands had been sold without advertisement since 1874 He confessed hehad been negligent in not obtainingthe information asked for by MrDrown some time ago regarding dutieson goods in the Japanese store onFort street Mr Dole questioned theMinister of Finance Peac state thequantity of spirituous liquors that havebeen removed from bond without thenavment of duties thereon during thelast biennial period and the names oflllO pnrilCS lO WI1UII1 SUCH iiiuuio nuvdelivered or on whose account theywere withdrawn and the quantity with ¬
drawn by each individual respectivelyMr Kcau withdrew the bill he hadintroduced to ttrant a pension to HonJohn M Kapena The bill granting anension to Hon A Fornander passedthe amount bcinn raised from 1000to i20o A motion to indefinitelypostpone the bill was defeated by avote of 1 to 17 The same clause ris
in the other bills was inserted provid-ing
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that the pension be not payablewhile the pensioner holds a salariedoffice under the Government Thebill granting a pension of 600 a yearto the widow of the late John E Bar-
nard
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Clerk of the Supreme Court waspassed The hill amending the lawrelating to prisons jails and houses ofcorrection was referred back to selectcommittee The bill to amend scc- -
t on 2t7 Civil Code relating to tnebranding of cattle passed second reading On the third reading ot me dim
relating to the property of marriedwomen a discussion arose which occu-
pied
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the greater part of the afternoonIt was strongly opposed by MessrsPalohau Kaunamano and Nahinu andsupported by Messrs Thurston theintroducer Kauhane Kaulukou Richardson and Dare The argument ofthe opponents was mainly that the billgave privileges to Hawaiian womenwhich many of them would auusc AirThurston said that if the members understood the bill they would not oppose it The measure prevented thehusband from selling the wifes prop--erty to pay his debts Mr Kaulukousimilarly threw light on the bill MrDare said the intention of the bill was
to put Hawaiian women on the samefootintr as their sisters in other countries Finally the bill passed MrKaulukous bill relating to executionsnassed second readinc also the bill tonaturalize the Messrs HofTnung ofLondon
Strniijor tlmii notionA romance almost without parallel
came to light in Chattanooga Tcnnrecently and so intricately is the plotinterwoven that it would make truthappear stranger than fiction Thirtyyears ago there resided near this citythen a struggling village James Starnsa sturdy young farmer with a wife andtwo little boys In 1854 Starns con-
cluded¬
to try his fortune in the Westand went to California A month laterhaving found pleasant settlement hesent his wife money with which to joinhim Mrs Starns wrote him sayingshe would leave in two months but atthe end of that time she had receivedno reply Starns wrote letter aftr let-
ter¬
to his wife and relatives and shewrote to him but neither received aword of the other len years after ¬
ward Starns sent his wife 500 but themoney went back to him as no onecalled for it By this time both thehusband and wife supposed each otherdead Mr Starns went to Michiganand from there to Wisconsin wheresix years ago he married the daughterof a wealthy farmer By some fate hedrifted to Chattanooga Not eventhe oldest inhabitant remembered himand he could find no trace of his folksTo day he learned that a family namedStarns resiocu near me city anu procuring a carriage took his wife to ascer ¬
tain whether or not they were his relatives Arriving at the house btarns washorrified to find the aged white hairedlady who received him was no otherthan his first wife He realized thefact that he had two wives An ex-
planation¬
followed and the two wives
were introduced exhibiting a markedcoolness The parties refused to talkand it is not known what they will do
It was a Massachusetts man who atn railroad depot in Springfield foughta bootblack who charged him ten pciusfpr a shine
A lamb with three mouths was bornthe other day at Marlboro Ohio Evennature seems to know what the Ohioidea is
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Yesterday afternoon a colored manhimself claiming to lie an East Indianwho had been articled in the AmericanConsulate as a sailor on the bark Cali-fornia
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asked Captain Davis of thatvessel for leave to go tip town to get hiswashing As the vessel was ready tosail for Port Townscnd the pilot beingon board the captain asked PolicemanHopkins to accompany the man andbring him back The officer consentedand entered a hack with the sailorWhen passing the British Vice Consulsoffice Kaahumanu street the sailorsaid he was a British subject and didnot want to go back to the vessel Atthe same time attempting to get outhe was seized by the wrist and heldback lie began to struggle and makea great outcry and someone from theVice Consuls office the policemansays cautioned the latter to oe carefulhow he treated the man The officerexplained the case so far as he knew itahd took the sailor to the Police Station I hen he notified Captain Davisof what had occurred informing himthat to get the sailor back he must layinformation against him for desertionThis was done and Hopkins andanother officer took the negro back tothe vessel in a hack When being removed lrom the btation the man resisted violently and shrieked like amadman The policemen had all theycould do to hold him in the carriageand his lees were kicking in the airover the side as the hack was drivenrapidly round the corner into Nuuanustreet He was put on board the shipwhen he suddenly cooled down tellingthe captain that he did not want to goaway as he had friends here but itwas all right now The vessel was detained by the wind falling away andlast night our reporter was informedthat the sailor had been allowed toleave but under what arrangement oron what Grounds could not be ascertained It is said he came here as astowaway on the bark California
BUSINESS ITEMS
Artist Materials Picture Frames ardCornices made to order King Ilros Art StoreHotel strcct1
No hand hook excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents
If you wantpatronize homellingleys Crystal
a good smoke for your moneyindustry and call tit J W
Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet
What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies in mindThey cant be beat
Fresh Ktcam frozen pure and richest icecream every day No cream rozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Mold at thePioneer btcm Candy factory ISakcryand IceCream Kooms i noun lroprietor notcifbetween Port anu Nuuanu streets lioth telephones No 74
The lamest stock and creatcst variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Pioneer Steam Candyractory Kakcry and Ice Cream Kooms Mo
71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-
fectioner¬
and Pastry Cook and OrnamcntcrFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate
Strawberry Vanilla and ojher Flavored Caramels always on nanu guarnmccii iu uu 11
superior than any imported and sold cheaperat the above establishment than anywhere elseIlotli Telephones 74
Tlio Best ToulcMr Henry Hillings Washington I C
writes I have used your Duflys Pure MaltWhisky for medicinal purposes As a tonic Iconsider it superior to tne hundreds of concoc-tions which are now flooding the land as stim-
ulant liquors
Shipping IntelligenceARRIVALS
Wednesday Sept 8
Schr Kauikcaoull flom HawaiiThursday Sept 9
Ilgtne 1 1 Spieckels from San FranciscoStmr Walmanalo from WalmanaloTern Ke Au Hull from KuauStmr Kilauea Hou from Hamakua
DEPARTURESThursday
Schr Rob Roy for Wjilaliole Koolau t
Seplo
VESSELS LEAVING TO DAYSchr Mary IS Foster for Hanamaulu and Wnlmea
KauafSchr Canute for HawaiiIlk California for Iugct SoundStmr Walmanalo for WalmanalaSchr Knulkeaouli for Kohala
Vossols In Fort from Fovolrpi PortsAm bk Edward May Johnson from Boston
Am ship Melrose from lott TownsendFrench schr Ilommonla C Arnaud from Icrynr
IslandGer schr Mary C Rohm 1 Rohm from Yokohama
via KauaiAm bk Fred 1 Litchfield Hartlett from HongkongHaw brlfi Allle Howe Wm Ihlllips from Hong ¬
kongAm bk California Chas Davis from 1ort Town
send W TAm liktne Malay Morehouse lrom uurraru s inici
RCRol bk Don Nicholas Ross from Tort TownscndAm bklne Amelia v Newliall from Eureka CnlAm bktno Kllkltat K T Cutler from lort Town--
send W TAm tern I C lord from Ran FranciscoAm bark Edward May Johnson from Rnstonllrit bark Isle of Erin Nicholson from Liverpoolllgtne J D Spreckela from San Francisco
Vossola Exjiootod from Torolitu Fortsllr shin Amana from Liverpool now due To G
W Macfarlane C9Ger bark laclfic Oilman from Rrcmen due Sep
tcmber o- - To It Hackfeld Collrlt bark Ironcras from Liverpool due October
1530 To T It Davles CoAm bktne Planter W K Perrlman from Tort Town
send W T due Sept 13 soAm brgtne Ssllni Blake from San Franctsv iluqAm bk Martha Davis F M Benton sailed from
Boston August 7th duo December jo ao To C BrewerSi Co
Am R M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonics ciiroute to San Francisco duo September 05 To W OIrwin Co
Br bk Martha Fisher to have sailed from Liverpool
Brit bark W H Watson from Liverpool due Octoberjjo To V A Schaefer Co
1 urn uk I ismore u w jenics lrom newcasiie n oW due
Am bk Pacific Slope Barnes from Newcastle N SW due September 10 95 To Wilder CoQ
NOTESTlie LVlne Malay tails for Victoria 11 C about
Wednesday next In ballast1 ha liark T I Litchfield will probably nail for Hong
Iconff on MondayThe bark California sails to day at about 10 n m for
Paget Sound In ballast
The slmi Walmanalo brought 500 bags mgar fromWalmanalo yesterday She sails this morning for
WaimanaloThe stmr lwatani has been put on the Marine Rail ¬
way to bo thoioughly overhauled She will all nextTuesday en her usual route
The Mary 15 Foster sails to day for Hanamaulit andWalmea Kauai with n large cargo of lumber andcoal
Hie schr Iulta Will sail on Monday next lor KcaliaKauai with 40000 feet of lumber
Tho bglne Wm 0 IrwU arrived yesterday morning15 days from San Francisco with 500 torn generalmerchandise consigned to Messrs Wm G Irwin CoShe brings also 300 hogs for Messrs Winston fc BurkeKtports pleasant weather the entire passage
The bgtne J D Sprechels arrived yesterday about aoclock 13 days from San Francisco She reportsfine weather the entire passage She brings 14 mulesfor Wm 0 Irwin Co 1 herso for Dr McKIMiin and450 tons general merchandise consigned to Wm 0 Inwin Co She came into the harbor with a red flagflying as she had 10 cases and so kegs of powder onboard
The schr Knuikeaouli arrived September 8 fromKohala with 9900 bogs sugar She madolheronndtrip in 5 days which is considered very quick timeShe sails to day for KohaI l Hawaii
The schr Canute did not sail yesterday but aits today with too tons coal for the Reciprocity Sujar Co
The tern Ke Au Hou which nrrived yesterday morning broughlfa bags sugar and 17 hides from Kuau
The stmr Kitruea Hou arrived about midnight fromHamakua with 34 bigs sugar and oe deck passengerReports very rough weather heavy rains and swellson the Hamakua coast
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FOR SALEA few gentle family saddle
and express Horses two vil-
lage
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carts andi lot of second
hand harness etc Apply at
Haw Hotel Stables
QUEENS HOSPITALA neetlng or the Hoard of Trustees of the Queens
Hopital will be held at the room of the Chamber ofCommerce on Saturday the iilhday of September at130 1 t
F A SCHAEFERSecretary
FOR SALESloon vacht so feet lone 6 feet wide t eentre hoard
For further particulars apply to Captain on board theuatKentino Amelia
Kerosene OilAT AUCTION
By order of Messrs C Brewer Co we will sell atPublic Auction
Monday September 13thAt 11 oclock A St at Brewers Wharf
Cases Kerosene Oil130 TEST
-C- ASES OF
150 TESTJust landed in good condition ex Bark
Edward May
Terms Liberal on Approved Taper Terms at Sale
JUJPADAMSCOAUCTIONEERS
DUFFYS
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Wlnsk1
Medicinal Use- - -- t
NO EUSEL OIL
Absolutely Puro and Unadulterated
IN USF IN
HospitalsCiiratlvo Institutions
InfirmariesD-rrcscribed
by niysicinns Everywhere
THEONL- Y-
Pure StimulantFor the Sick In ralids Convalescing Patients
Aged People
WEAK ANn DEBILITATED WOMEN
Awarded First Pnizn Gold Medal atWorld Exposition New Orleans La iB8j
For Eroollocoo and Farlty
Macfarlane Co
Sola Agents
For Sale By All Druggists
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FOR
C E WILLIAMS
Ttie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street
F HILDER ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer
The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand
Island orders Carefully attended to Give mo a ca
LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF- -
CHAS J FISH EL
Will appear shortly Top buy with clearingKout sale towrite anything now
LAINE CONo 34 Port St Olook Building
Have receised a consignment of tke most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock vii
COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the greatest Mesh foruer Milk and Duller producer in use
Oil Cake Meal shows about 7 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per centIs equal to 300 lbs ol oafc or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran
lbs thisAlso
MIXED FEED as well ns usual supply of Dest klnus 01
Htsy Onts Wheat Corn Etc EtcWhich is offered the Lowest Market Kaiss and delivered free to apy part the
EX B THOMASContractor Builder
tfctimiiix mwn nn nil t inli Rriclc Iron Stone and Wooden Buildinns
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100 ofour Unrivaled
our the
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nffollowing prominent buildings erected amongst others numerous trrmcnlionKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Lack Iolice
Dummies
Brick Work in all its BrandiesOffices Queen aniLAlakea Streets Mutual Telephone
OPENING OF NEW GOOD-- AND
VERY LOW PRICES
B F EHLERSGOJjQHN F COLBURN
Brick Building King Street near Maunakea
IMPORTER AND DEALER
4N HAY AND ORfAINGoods delirered promptly Mutual Telephone
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MILLIONS OF FEATHERED VIOTIMS
SACRIFICED TO FASHION
Whrtt la Said by tlio Uenlor In MtUIn
urjr Supplloa llnlnt or n Nnttirnllstnnil TnxIdortnUt Tho OriiltholoslataUnion Commlttoo Ilodgon
Tho organlzntlon of thi Audubon soclotyfor tbo protection of wild birds not tech ¬
nically gamo hns drawn conkidoniblo nttontlon to tho ononnous slaughter each yoar ofbirds of this fiort for mllllnory and othordocorntlvo puqiojca For the Inst flvo yoarasong birds and pipers birds with gay plumngo and without havo liccn killod in seasonand out of sonson in tho woods fieldsmarshes and on tho seashoro in nppnllltifjnumbers Shooting birds to boU tholr hoaclsand skins has bocomo a business with hun ¬
dreds of moa and boys along tho Atlantlocoast and In tho Interior Tho torns andboh swallows onco so abundant from Cobbsisland in Virginia to Capo Cod havo boonnlmost oxtermtuated and tho ntondow larksthrushes robins and bobolinks of ourcountry Colds aro hoard more and morarnroly ltoar tha largo oltlos and ovou throughlong strotchos of Long island and NowJorsoy
It is hard to ray at all accurately howmany birds pass yearly through tho greatmllllnory establishments A writer in ThoBclonco supploment for February pute thonumber botwoon 5000000 and 10000000 A correspondent of Forest andBtream tolls of a singlo collector who brought back 11000 skins form athroo months southorn trip In 1831 and saysthat from ono small district of Long island70000 skins woro sent to Now York in fourmonths Thoro is a singlo Now York taxi ¬
dermist according to tho samo papor whooonfosoa to preparing 0090 bird sklu3 forhatA and bonnets ovory season
W1IAT TUB DEAI J5H3 HAVE TO BAY
A Broadway dealer in mllllnory suppliessaid to a reporter that tho demand for birdsthis year was extraordinary largo Thooxponsivo skins ho added aro importedfrom Asia or South America but tho smalland cheap onos wo got entlroly from thonativo birds I couldnt say how manyworo usod in a year but I hare for instance5000 English sparrows in stock nowSmall birds soil for flvo and 10 cents a pieceonly tho importod ones bring over J or 3Gulls turns stilpo larks swallows all kindsaro oqnally good If they havo a dull orugly color wo dyo thorn and thoro Is amarkot for nil
Another Broadway mombor of a Armsaid that ho could hardly conceive whoroall tho birds usod camo from Wo buyho continued from SOOOOO to 1000000 ofsmall American birds ovory year Yro roceivod 40000 pairs of German magpies afew days ago Thoy may bo gono in aweek or in a month Tho nativo birds tirovery cheap IVo draw not only on LongIsland and Now Jorsoy but on almost overystato in the Union As long as tho fashioncontinues I suppose wo shall still havo a sup¬
plyA naturalist and taxidermist said that of
tho local birds meadow larks torns snowbirdsj codarblrds bluebirds and sparrowsare most in demand by mllllnora Tho dostiuction of our song birds and sea birdsand tho country birds which oat obnoxiousinsects for such a purposo ho continualis scandalous Evory farmor and country
boy almost on Long island has taken to kill ¬
ing birds and soiling thorn for n fow centsa dozon A good many of tho skins aro toomuch torn with lino shot to bo of any usoand many aro spollod by bungling countryoperators It doosnt pay a good taxider-mist
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to go into thht business Wo usod togot 50 cents for mounting a bird Now wewould got about two or thros cents Taxidormy will havo to stop if this wholosaloslaughter goes on Millions of birds arokillod ovory year for womens hats and bon-nets
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Thoy havo gotten so cheap now thatovery nurse or sorvnnt girl can afford oneand tho result is that thoros hardly a tornleft on the Atlantlo coast from Capo Coddown to Florida or Moxica
IIUNDllEDS OV THOUSANDS SLAINA correspondent of Forest and Stream
who was walking ono afternoon in Fifthayonuo saw on TOO bats 543 birds of fortyupecios tho common tern and juall beingmost frequent A majority of the hatswithout bird docoratlons woro trimmod inmourning
William Dulchor of tho AmericanOrnithologists unions commit too for thoprotection of birds told tho reporter that thochimney swallow was about tho only birdthat had oscapod tho milliners Barnswallows martens and nil the sparrow trlboaro dyed and usod extensively ho went onOrioles crows blackbirds purplo gracklos
redwing blackbirds bobolinks and ternstnafca vory pretty ornaments The ternshavo suffered most of all tho birds near NowYork Th6y are practically exterminatedI know of 9000 having boon killod in onoLong island town Scaford not long agoand I hear that 40000 woro shot on CapoCod In a single soason Mr Allon of ourcommlttoo says that J00000 bobolinks worokillod in ono month noar Philadelphia Iknow of a millinery- - houso hero which tookstock Fob 1 and found 200000 bird skins onhand I hope tho fashion will soon changeThoro Is no law in any stato oxcopt porhnpsMalno that U really protective
The Audubon societys pledges aro as fol-lows
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To discourage tho killing of anybird not usod for food to discourage tborobbing of any birds nest or tho destruc¬
tion of its oggs and to refrain from tho usoof any wild birds plumage oh articles ofdross or adornment Simply subscribing toono of those admits one to membership Thosocloty s address Is No JO Park row the ofllcoof Forest and Streamr Jfow York Latter
The WorW Is Va of OrphansIf I could without causing remark when
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rying a dogl when tho world Is full of or¬
phan babios when children nro beini boatonto death by human lends ovory day asthat poor llttlo Eddlo Gray wasrocontly Carrying a dogl whon youhavent ambition to carry your own pockethaudkerrhlof up from tho laundry orstrength enough to mako your own bodCarrying a dogl when last week u motherlaid out of hor arms hor beautiful first bornloy and mourns to night to think bowlonely her baby lit oven In heaven with ¬
out her AiniKjr in Chicago Journal
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